Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE
About Capital city courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1893 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1889)
" -r-T"pi(r,r ,-.- f. mpty CAPITAL CITY COUIUER, SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1889 P w V ,i "V SAN FRANCISCO'S WAYS. WH life on the pacific coast IS SOMETHING OF A LOTTERY. The Prevalence . ClAltibllng I.hliiR Kx Penan I'll ItettKurnnta Living Vrry Much 1111 Kitrrnira It I Morn PnrWIan tlinn American. 8poclftl CorrrjonuDce. San Francisco, Juno 10, 1880. Should you happen to nrrlvo In San Francisco from tho first to about tho mid dlo of tlio month, you will find tho pco plo In n wild state of excitement. Tho cause la tho immedinto approach or im mediate presence of tho regular monthly drawing of tho big lottery, which occurs on the ficcoud Tuesday of each calendar month, and brings with it u rather curi ouBcouditionof nITaim. Although strict ly ngalnut tho common law, lottery tickets nro openly sold coupons they arc called and it would seem that every man, woman and child in tho town la tho possessor of n twentieth, a tenth, a fifth, ft half or a whole ticket, Tho en tiro city "plays tho game." If you socially visit a friend's houso, tho host or hostess expresses an interest in you by inquiring tho number of your lottery ticket mid mentioning tho num ber of theirs. Tho clerks in tho stores, tho merchants at their desks, and tho boys on the streets nil huvo tickets or sections of tickets, and as n matter of courso tho day of tho drawing Is ono of unusual excitement. Extras nro issued from tho newspaper offices giving tho numbers of tho lucky coupons; the bul letin boards nro besieged by a dcoply In terested mob, and tho next day column interviews nro published with tho win ners of any particularly generous sum. All this, to tho visitor from abroad, is morothan passing strange To tho resi dent it is an ordinary circumstanco of life. Your truo San Franciscan would as soon go without his dinner ns without his lottery coupon; sooner, much sooner, I am sure. But it must bo borno in mind that less than fifty years ago San Francisco was settled by tho gamblers, and tho spirit of chanco they inculcated hasn't disap peared by any means. Gambling, or, moro politely speaking, speculation, is ns rnmpant todny as it was in MO. You bco it not only in real estate, mining stocks nud business enterprises, but it is met in tho every day walks of life. Step into n cigar shop to buy a weed, tho dice nro promptly brought out nnd tho atten dant is ready to throw them and see whether you shall pay for two cigars or none. Rldo through the streets on a cablo car with an acquaintance nnd ho wants to flip a nickel to decido whether you or ho shall pay tho fare. Women ply tho seductive thing called poker ns deftly as tho men, nnd skill in "n quiet little gamo with a small limit" appears, on tho coast, to bo a national character istic. However, it is perhaps needless to dilato on this peculiar phaso of tho mod ern Californiau. Living in San Francisco is to many a vexed social problem. In certain respects it is liko Paris, either very costly or very cheap. Ono finds it tho most expensive and again the most reasonable city in America in which to reside. Rents nro high, wages of servants moro than dou bio what they nro in the east and house keeping is n luxury which tho man of modest means cannot comfortably en joy. A tidy littlo two story houso brings $00 a month, n scrvantgirl will not work for less than $30, and if she is a good coou 40 is her price. Tho family wash ing is always dono outsido nnd costs about $3 n week. Thus $100 n month is required for rent nnd wages alone. Living at tho lending hotels is also cost ly, about $4 a day with incidentals added. Of course, tho vast majority of ordi nary peoplo cannot afford this modo of lifo, and tho plan generally adopted is expressed by tho words "furnished rooms." San Francisco appears to tho stranger liko ft vast lodging house. Turn whero you will, 'Furnislied rooms to rent" greets tho eye. In tho midst of tho business thoroughfares, along tho sido BtrecU, out on tho fashlonablo prom enades, all over the city and its suburbs, rooms aro to let for men, women and children. They nro to bo had nt nil prices, from $1 a week to $100. For in stance, I nm now occupying n parlor nnd bed room, with bath room privileges, for 8 n week. In tho samo building nro a Bcoro of couples living in n similar way. They pay for their apartments from 5 to $15 a week. Of course, this modo of lifo is not conducivo to morality. In fnct, it olTorsa premium on promis cuous relationship, but in San Francisco no ono inquires about tho private nifairs of his neighbor, nnd tho reputation of tho city is far from being liko unto Cro ear's wife. Tho rain falls upon tho just and tlio unjust, nnd the landlady, from the lowest to tho highest grado, takes her fco from any respectable appearing couplo nnd "no questions asked." This enormous population existing in lodg ings lives nt tho restaurants which abound in tho city. They aro of all kinds nnd conditions French, English, Italian, German, Spanish nud simple American. Meals can be had all tho wuy from ten cents to $2, but tho largo majority of peoplo favor what is known as the popular saloons, whore tho scrv ico is neat and clean nnd the food whole some and well cooked. These immenso dining rooms, of which there are so vcral, aro unique. Wo have nothing liko them in tho cast: they appear indigenous to tho soil. When 1 first 6aw this bill of faro 1 as sumed it wus a place similar to tho "cheap and nastys" in Loudon or tho students' cafes in tho Latin Quartler of Paris, but I took threo meals at one of them yesterday, and my experience may bo worth relating. Nearly all tho dishes nro 10 cents each; If you take threo it is 3 cents; or two 15 cent dishes and ono 10 cent dish Is 80 cents. This modo of discounting is peculiar and quite a study, although tlio 'Frisco clerk and modeot merchant have it down line. Potatoes aro always served free, nnd so at break fast nro English mutllns, toast, corn bis cuit and bread of nil kinds. A pint bottle of family good red or whlto wino Is served for 10 cents. Let mogivoyou n bill of faro mado at random for threo meats, costing in all less than $lt SREAirART. Ontniciil nod cream. Lamb cliO water crowc ond potatoes. Coffee, nnd cream. Hot KiirIIaIi miiniiin, corn bread, butter, eta LCNcn. Pot of ten nnd cream. Tont nnd corn bread. An entree of ment, potntoca, ctx Dottle, of whlto wine MNNKR. Columbia river rnlmon. llottlo claret RonM turkey, beef, mutton, etc. Celery, otatoe, radlalirn. lidding, paitry or fruit. Now, tho price of tho breakfast, as given nlxive, was 23 cents, tho lunch 23 cents, tho dinner 85 cents; In all 00 cents for tho day, with ono hundred dishes to choso from. Mark you, tho servlco was very good, tablo cloths nnd uapkiiiB, largo, lino nud snowy white; butter, sugar nnd condiments of tho lost, and tho dining room finely furnished and comfortable Tho kind of people you meet nro well dressed nnd familiar with tho niceties of lifo tho samo class to bo found dally in any of tho higher grado of restaurants In Now York city. It seemed to mo itnpossiblo that this could Ikj dono in a city liko San Fran cisco, nnd after partaking of tho threo meals mentioned nbovo I asked to sco tho proprietor. Ho came, anxious to eeo if anything was wrong. When I stated my business ho smiled and courteously said: "Many from tho cast aro curious to know how it is done, but tho answer Is easy. Wino, fruit, vegetables nnd meats are not expenslvoon tho Pacific coast when tought in large quantities. Then, when you feed a great many peo ple and inuko a trlilo on each ono, the, return Is fair. For example, nearly two thousand people a day tako their meals here. Say on each wo mako 8 cents, that is a net profit of $00 n day. If wo only fed half that number, ex penses would Imj nearly as great, and wo could not live. It is tho small profits from n great number that explains tho seeming problem." Dut thcro is a deeper depth than nil this. Throughout tho city tiro cozy littlo bakeries whero codec and cakes aro served for ten cents, or eggs, bread and butter, with tea or coffee, for fifteen cents. Pies nnd puddings, pastry nnd fruits of nil kinds nro sold for five cents each, nud a bowl of bouillon can also be had for a nickel. These establishments nro not cellar or sides places, but finely fitted up corners on Grant avenue. Kear ney street, Market, etc. They aro well filled nearly all tho time.nnd nro patron ized by what aro politely termed "nlco people." So you see, tho eastern man coming this wny need not go hungry, al though I find it is not tho effort of tho avcrago tourist to economize. Ho is ready and willing to cut a splurge. That being tho case, thcro is no city in tho land whero ho can "blow in" his wealth quicker than on this pe ninsula by tho Golden Gate. Speaking of dining, I must say that tho Italian res taurants of San Francisco nro wretched at least that is my exjierience. Tho tablo d'hotes tiro ono dollar nnd ono dol lar nud a half, nud for that n much bet ter dinner should bo served than is offer ed. I have tried tho Italian three times within tho fortnight, and found tho Chant! without bouquet and tho spag hetti not cooked with tho fiavor it seems to possess in tho better class of Italian establishments in tho east. Tho French restaurants nro an improvement, but unless it bo nt tho clubs ono cannot get n really choice meal hereabouts, unless hotel faro is accepted as suitablo for n jaded oppetite or an epicurean jialate. Fredkiuck W. White. SOME GEORGIA WONDERS. A Stain Where Frvnka Thrive nnd Stratige Thing nourish. Special Correspondence. Atlanta, Juno 13. F. L. Stanton, tho Eugeno Field of tho Bouth, recently sug gested to me tho idea of writing "The Rise and Fall of tho Georgia Wonder in Six Volumes." After nearly a week spent poring over tho rusty files of newspapers and at tho libraries I begin to feel ns if I thorough ly appreciated tho appropriateness of tho remark. Tho series of "wonders" which aro being fois'.od on tho newspaper read er by tho contemporary paragrapher aro merely tho reflected picayunes of an ex tinct race. Georgia, with her growing civilization and refinement, is not likely to recover her pristino glory in this di rection. Wo may vainly sing: And, O for a sight of tbo wouder strange, Or a glimpse of tlio freak that U stllL Tho first record tho world has of a genuine Georgia wonder appears in Tho Post and Intelligencer, published at Trenton, N. J., in 1788, a copy being now in possession of a gentleman in Macon. In it occurs a relation of tho thrilling circumstances attending tho birth of a "two headed Infant, upon a plantation near Savannah, possessing a well molded trunk, and being in all respects tho samo as other children, savo in its tcrriblo do fortuity. Both heads aro largo and ex ceedingly fqll of expression, a tiling of Itself most wonderful." In 1815, nt Columbus, a slave owned by Mr. Henry Ilethuno gavo birth to a black child that was destined to becomo a pronounced wonder. Tho poor Infant, in addition to being idiotic, was perfect ly blind One day, us tho 10-year-old daughter was practicing ut tho piano, little Tom slunk in, and when his little mistress had retired sat down to tho in strument, imitating with astonishing correctness tlio airs sho had played, it was not many years ufter that when "Blind Tom" began making public exhi bitions of his great powers of mimicry nnd is still befoie tho public. Miss Ellen F. Speed, of Taliaferro county, KsseHSt..l huge, web shaped ex tensions in lieu of arms, and was known as tho human swallow. It ffc probable, could sho havo lived, sho would havo sailed tho air as gracefully as her name sake, but died, unfortunately for science, nt the immature ago of 8. The iu'WNpaers of Juno, 1851, teem with tales of the great meteor which fell in South Georgia. Edwin O. Rivers. A FIRST PRIZE DESIGN. It li by WlllUm Kerr, of Oraml Itaplds, Mlrh. Tlio find prlto in Cnrmtry nnd HiilMIn eighteenth content wr awarded to Wllllnm Kerr, of (Irniul HnpUla, Mlrh , and hero or UiooMlinntcsi i BiHPni J ' IITmmil Ell KIIONT K1.KVAJ10N. Rtooonork, M percll .... - 1 1 00 CO Slll, 7.V) feet POO Bx8 Incheis ,0fO foet SI 00 Cxfl Indie, "00 feet 7 00 8x4 Inches, 8,700 feet B3 00 8x4 Inches, COO feet rnf ten 0 00 Culled boards, 4.000fcct 40 00 Biding, S.000 feet 83 00 IT.IWPECTIVK VIKW. Flooring. 1,800 feet Bl 00 14 windows ., SHOO 14 door 8300 IslldiMloor 10 00 10.WW Khltmles 85 00 KliiNhliig (timber, S.600 feet CS 00 V) yards plastering 10H 00 i-aiuiing . 7 3 ou MUST FLOOR, rtrickwork nnd chimneys ca 00 Carpenter work aw 00 Total $'.ts 00 Tlio scciflcations provldo for tlio laying down of footings under all brick wall of lint tones, not less thnti 13 inches thick mid pro jecting 0 Indies on oncli Milo of wall atxivo; SECOND FLOOIt. cellar walls nro to Imj 1 foot 0 Inches thick, chimneys contain tlues 8x8 inches, with 0 inch walls and a Inch partitions, tlio collar bottom to bo covered with cem?nt concrete 2 Inches thick; timbers exjiowd when finished of CEI.LAII ri.xN. second qusllty plno; timbers not exposed of hemlock or nine, tho framo to ho of tho linl- loon variety; the lumber to be of whlto plus. 9ITTING HAU. DINING ROOM. I H lo'xil lVx3. HI M PARLOR. I ROOF. I I CHAMBER I CHAMBER. I " CHAMBER. I NO CELLAR. I KeZ3S222B J JI Brich Wlt. iB ji CELLAR. I M III I, H m J IBIB N0 CELLAR I mmmmmmm lnfiirtiiHtlnn for Tourlnti, Hound trip ticket nt reduced mien to the following points me now on unlo nt tlio Klk liorn, C & N. W. line ticket timet at Ufi Houth Tenth MrrM, nnd deKt, corner H nnd Klghtli rtrcotat Hplrlt Lake nnd Clear take, In,, Mlnne nenpolU, Ht. Paul, Duluth and Huierlor, Minn.; AaIiIiumI, lluylleld, MmiIIkoii, Wnuke Mia nn I Manltowook, Win,; I'ltookey, (1 ge Uc, Mnrklnno Ilntl nnd Trovers Ciiy,Mlc!i, Old Point Comfort, Vn and other miniiner resorts. (J no, N. Koiikhman, Agt, Help Wiintrri, For the U-nellt of tho Indies who limy Ihivk to pas tlitouiili tliecuiinion httuggleof mi curing help, the Couhirh will receive wnnt ndvertliH'iiients for publication In the Daily Call "nut coliniiiin. Pnttli dcNlrhig help situations, bourdeis, or to rent rooms or rent linuMwcnn lenvo their ndveithcinent nl thin ofllee nnd they will lie promptly delivered to the Call for publication. One cent a uord per dny Is the expense. Turn home out In a good pnkture for a few weeks, when they get lu bad condition. If that en n not ho donn uso Dr. Cnd' Condi tion Powileis; they will put a Iioim'Iii perfect health, A well horse don't need medicine. liny, grain nud good care Is better. Dr. Cady's Condition Powders "' n true horxe iiiedlclne,(uot a dojie.) tlioy nid digestion, cure coimtipntlon, kidney dhordcr nnd dlstroy worms. Hold by A. L. Winder, DruggUt. Welenni In III Old Ag to I.orieNlrliert Ixueiir.t) Bletiert nt 81!) Summit street.N one of two iktmiiis who drew onMneiitleth of the ticket No. 10,4'JU in the Mnrch drawing of tho Louisiana Htute lottery, A irporter for tho llliulc called on him nnd nuked him to tell nlsiut It, "We nro nil jxior nion, nnd I tell )ou there nerw threo Imppy old men when wo learned that wo had tft,(KHi to divide up, Wo got tho money In a few days, tlnmigli the ex press company, unit Llinve put mine out nt interest, to hnvo omrilillig In my old age.' Mr. Slebert Is nliout tXI years old, Ills partner n middle aged man, and Mr. Unas Is M. To ledo, Ohio, llliulc. Odell' dining imil, !U tickets for 1 1.00. We can m-11 ou a good shoo for less money than ever. We aro nt tho top in quantity nud quality nud at the Ixittom in prices. Call nt Webster tc Hogeis', at KU.'J O street, Telephone nt tlio CouillEll otlice Is SKK1, Ve have a largo stock of Cnnopy top Kur reys, Phaetons, light buggies, etc., ou hand mid mo milking very low prices on nl) our work. If you nro conteinp'nthig the pur chase of a earrlnge of any kind, tome nail M'c its, M 111 tako your old baggy In exchange at its fair cash value. Ciiinp III otheis, corner lOtli and .V. Drive out to CunIiihiui park Sunday nud get ono Ilruw n's famous dinners. White gools nud 1'iciK'li sateens II. It. Nlssley & Co. Huy your coal of the Whltebi east Coal and Lime Co., and It will nlwnys liewellsereni.cd, full weight, Ik st quality iimfut right prices. Wo have Jtikt receivul a hill line of the Hurt & Packard sliqj-s at Webster & Hogers' HMO street. For underwear, hosiery nud kid glovei II. It. Nlsley ft Co. If thu truo merits of Dr. Cndy's Condition Powders, weio fully known by horse owners, they would prefer t hem to all other remedies for putting their horses in n line, henlthycon dltlon. They cureeonstlpntlon, loss of ap Htito, dlsoiilered kidneys, Impure Mood and all diseases requiring a good tonic, stimulant and alterative. Sold by A. L. Slimier, Drug gist. Ill own has secured the Irrfmhuieiit priv lego ot Ciikhiuau's park, and tho public wl I. in Im Intelligently H-rved by an experienced ca terer. Mr. II. II. Wynne, Whltesville, Tenn., re cognizes in Cliatulierlnln's Pain Halm tho llu est medicine, ho has ever handlel. He Is an excricuced druggist, and knows a good nrti elo and rteommends Clinmlierlnln's Pain Halm for rheumatism, muscular nches nud pjiliiH. It nlwnys helps thu sulfering. Qivu it. a trial. Bold by A. L. Slimier, Druggist. Excry body can afford to eat at tho leading resort III the city now. The price of til tick ots now at Odell's Is only f I reduced f mm U.M. Cnll nnd look through the shoe department, ut H. It. Nlssley i Co. KlierlfT S-le. Notice In lierehy clen, that tiy lrtue of an Ol der of Sale IrKiied liy the clerk of tho DlKtilct Court of tlie Second Jndlchil 1'Utrict ot Nelinu ka, within and for Lancaster county, In an action wherein Carlos U. llurr la plaintiff, and Kllrrt Hchnelder, ltehecca Kclmelder, rt nl. defemlnnts, I w ill, at st o'clock p. in., ou I lie &'ith uav of June, A. I). 1KKU, ut the front entrance to the DUtrlct Conn rooms in the City of Mncoln, I-aiii'imtcr county, Neliriisln.ofTer forsalcnt pulillo auction tho following deserllied real estnto to-uit: Thu NortheahtQuarter, (N K 1-4). Section No. Thirty (!), and the Northwest Quarter, Section Twenty. nlnuCB), all In Township Number Keu-n (), North. In ltaugo Numlier hlx (0), jm of tho Sixth (Itthi V. 51. in Lancaster county, Nebraska. uiveu under my nana mix ski clay or .May, A,u. IhWl, 6--St n. JI. .HILICK, Wherlff. Hale t'nilrr Cliuttrl MorlKHge. To whom It may eoiiceru: You nre liereliy notified tliut on Satunlay, June 15th, lKVi, ut 10 o'clock . in., ut the More room known iih 1J1 South l'.'tli Htreet, lu I.ln coin, Nelirniika, I will Milt at pulillo unction to the lilgliCHt nud bent hldder for cash the followlUKdeserllieiliiroertyi Allot the Mock ol KoodH, inerclmii Iko, uirnltiiro and ilxturui now eoutnliied In tho Moro room known iih No. l'Jl Houth l'.'tli Htreet. in tlio city of I.ln. coin, IjincnMcr county, Nehrimkn, wild Mock i of KoodH coiihIMIiik prfaclpnlly of elKHrH.eluiir-1 tfiiep, looaeeon, 1'ijh-k, eiar aim eiKiirelte liolderM. 'I he fald lIxtnicK and fiiriilturu eon MMInu mainly of one ChleiiKo Safe mid Lock Co, Hiife, one hIiiiiiIIhk dek, show ciifeM, talilcH, chain etc. Said property ulliinted In and iiinrtKHKU Intended to cover all chattel In mild Moro room, I'.'l South lli street, miIi Ject ton inorlKiiKO for t'-'KO to J. A. lliulel Mia. Much halo will he made under and accord Ini,' to the tennsof u chattel liiortk'UKUitlven ''' William J. l'rleo to S, Scllt;ihii on the lltli day or May, lhW, liearintr date of that dny and llled for record in thu otllro or tho louiitv Clerk or I jincHKter county, Kelirukn, ou the llllnlay of May, Inmi, lliiitMild mortiiiiKe con veyed tho property ahovo deMTlhed. The mild iiiortcaKo wiik kIvcii to M-ciire the kiiiii or 4iOU auillntereit at the rate or 10 per cent, per annum from date mull paid; that default luu Ih-oii mado lu tho pay ment or wild kiim im In ha Id iiiortKii;e pro vided mid thcro lit due to mo and un paid thereon thU Sltluliiy ofMny, m, the Mini or f.'.Ww.t'ifl. and cot ol forcclo.uro and tKUnttorneyV rcemiH lu wild inortL'iii;e pro. vlded. H. HKl,I(lM)flN, llyTALIIOTA Uiivan, MortKiivee. J1U Attorneys. Chattel MorlgiiKe Sale, Notice In liereliy islven that hy virtue of aeluittlemorlKiiKORlven hy Wllllnm MeAl iPHtor to Tim Mueller Miule Company of date Juno 1, 'NS for the Mini ort'imUni which Uhattle iiiortKiiKi' wiih tiled in tho olllce or tho Count v Clork of I.ancaMcr Court NehrnMa ou the H iluy or Jiine HvMint iu.)5 A. 51. upon which there Ik now ilnc the Mini of tdo7,'.'.'i. I will on tho Mil ilny of July ihttti, nt the Knt Mde or tho rout Olllce Kiiunru In Lincoln, IjincnMer County NcbriiKka, Oirer tor Sale ut pulillo Auction tho MorttfUKed property therein de scribed, ax follow to. Wit; Oao Mueller Millie Company piano No. 4AW8 In Uo nlMiiit 1 year. ., . , .. The lueller MuMo Company I)ated Lincoln Nebrnka Kanu lllli lU Hy HoUitTON A ItAlltl) Their Attorney. QUICK MEAL RUDGE & 1 1 22 N SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT We beg leave to Inform our Lincoln patrons nnd tho public In general Hint our Importation ol KINK Novelties for Spring and Summer Are now ready for Inspection. Wc hnvc a much larger and finer assortment than ever before. Cnll and sec our latest novelties from London and Paris. Dress Suits a Specialty. guckert & Mcdonald, 315 S. 16th St., Omaha, Nob. LINCOLN'S NEW ART STUDIO A COMPLETE SUCCESS! ELITE STUDIO ONLY GROUND FLOOR FINE ART WOrK. .'20 South Eleventh Street. " ! kv ffr7 iJrPK EMHI'PR79'V'r lrT Kjri.iu& MBc. -ElRrHf (lS9Hm - UHEi m HPIS "! lMnHEiR nojLi- KiHlESRSE5r Ilnte reiiMinahle. KverythitiK new nud complete. Prompt Mrvlce and the bcht menu In Omaha. Hot and cold wntor In every room. Olllce and dlnlnx ball on first lloor. All mod ern impniveinentH. I.lncolnlten alwayK receive a cordlul welcome. Call and tee uk while In Omaha. You can eel Into the cnr nt depot ami take TIAIINKY KT CAULK LINE DIKKCT TO TIIK DOOH. Cor. Nth and llnrney. InA P Hioiiv. Clerk. . hillOWAY, Proprietor. A BEAUTIFULLY that l the very- embodiment of enke and luxury a friendly game of WJiUt, a choice volume from the well stocked library, a prom enaile from ear to car (the haiuhome veHlbule excluding all dust, smoke, rain or wind, and thus rendering the promenade a dc llehtful and novel nnstlmei. A Mimninniu i..ni .i.-. . ...... .. the nick of time, and "just strikes the kpot." The quiet enjoyment of a fragrant Ha ana In a charmingly decorated and gorgeous smoking apartment, anil finally a peace fuUleep Inn bed of snowy linen and downy softness. Such Is life on the "HUK LINGTON" KOI TE. What other line or combination of lines can offer you these advantages? NOT ONE. Plenc remember this when next you travel. " iv ti i -Eilffi, g55!tir Ity I nformntlon of all kinds pertain ing to Railroad or Ocean Steam ship Tickets promptly answered. G. W. HOLDRKGE, Gen'l Mgr., J. FRANCIS, G. P. nnd T. A., OMAHA, NEH. HARDWARE, STOVES AND TINWARE, leonarcl Refrigerators, Hot Air Furnaces, Tan's Wrought Iron Ranges. MORRIS. Street. STUDIO IN THE CITY. 1. W. TOWNSENI), Proprietor. LINCOLN URANCH OF Max Meyer & Bro.. Wholtule and Retail Dcileri In PIANOS 0 ORGANS Ooneral weMrru iirciiIi for tlio Htcln way. KnatM!, Chlckcrlnif, Voitc, KniKt abler, Jlehr llro., Nowliy A Kviuii, nnit HlerlliiK. I'liir.oii marked In plain nuiircA-iirlcea iilwaj'H tho IowchI ror tho itriulu or iiliuiot C. M. HANDS, Manager. A'2 North 11th Street. THIS MURRAY Omaha's Leading Hotel. Opened Sept. 1, 1688.; Finest Hotel in the West UPHOLSTERED RECLINING CHAIR My superior advantages enable me to ticket to and from Europe nt the lowest rates and to secure desirable cabins in advance of sailings. The generous patronage accorded me by prominent people of Omaha, Lincoln nnd other NVlir.iKl.il rltlei. nti.. H.. ..,. !.... of this onice. 'cstvUAS City Passenger and Ticket, Agt LINCOLN NEB y , -LSr xO r--
