r fKmt,"tfir,ti xttmlMt'-nft ""hfW!f"Nw i iteMpMMyifwfWf.' - -y MfriMjf:u ifrw uWWV39fWPpWWWF!l iMwNiMtlii 0 6 CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1889 m P -) iiMmittt - - v -i..i wriMiiAi hi If i. W' FAST MAIL ROUTE ! 2 DAILY TRAINS 2 -TO-AtchUon, Leavenworth, St. Joseph, Kniuas City, St. Louis niul nil Points South, Enst nnd West. The direct line to Ft. Scott, Parson Wichita, Hutchinson niul nil principal point in Knnn. The only road to the Grcnt Hot Springs 61 Arkansas. Pulhnnn Sleepers nnd Free Reclining Chair Cars on nil trains. H. G. HMNA, R. P. R. MILLAR, City Ticket Agt. Gen'l Agent. Cor. O nnd lath Street. ON SALE TO wXjXj PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH nrv 1044 O STREET. mnwAOk 4f&mi 22Hl fw and operates MOO miles of thoroughly Qulppea road In Illluols, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota anil Dakota. It It the llet Direct I tout between all the Principal rolnu In the Northwest, Southwest and Par West. For inajw, time tables, rates of pnssace and freight, etc., apply to nearest station agent ol Chicago, Milwaukxk a bt. Paul Hail way, or to any Railroad Agent anywhere la the world. R. MILLER. AV. 11. CARPENTER, General MVr. Oen'l Pass. AT'kt Agt. F. TUCKER, GKO. 11. HI2AFKORD, ! Oen Mgf. Asst; O. P. A T. Agt. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. CflT-For Information In reference to 7-ands and Towns owned by the Chicago, Mllvrau. kee 6 Bt, Paul Railway Company, vrrte to U. O. IlAUOAX.Land CoiumWoner.Mlllwaakte Wisconsin. Fremont, Elkhorn & Mo. Valley IRATTj'RQA.P. 53T Operates and con trols Its own service between , LINCOLN, NEB., and OMAHA, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, SIOUX CITY MINNEAPOLISIand ST. PAUL. sw Through Tickets and Baggage Checked to aU points lu United Btates and Canada. Vestibule Sleepers, ralatlal Dining Cars and Uafcw Iiepots. . CITY TICKET OFFICE : 115 South 10th street, . - . Lincoln OECvJOrOItBeMAX. Agent.- . ,0. .' B out, 1 , J J. R. Rvmixis', v aesstal M'geiV -v' Qeo'l rats. Ag"t OMAHA, NED. jRTieis B THE ARIZONA, KICKER. A Few Rtrennous Protests Culled by The Detroit Frea PrrS. Tlio list Initio of Tho Arlxona Kicker con tains Mm following uhccrful xrngrnplui Not a Hucckbs. Lnst Saturday night soon after II o'clock nonio ccntlcman whom Identity Is unknown to us fired n charge of buckshot through tho sldo window of our ed itorial room directly nt tho sjwt where our cot Is usually placed. Had tho Cot Utii thero wo should linvo been Inqucsted on niul burled I'll) this. Hut tho cot wasn't there. Wo nro not purty, hut wo nro no hayseed. Wo haven't slept twlco In tho sauiu sxt for tho Inst twelvo weeks. Wo havo learned tlio ways Of this community nt consldcrnblo cost nnd trouhlo nnd mo don't proxo to plant ourselves ns n midnight target. Wo feel sorry for tho gent who wasted his energies nud ammunition. Ho doubtless went away from tho window feeling that ho was entitled to credit for doing a smart thing. Como ngnln, old chap. Can't Tei.i. Yct.TIio Uoston Acino Opern eomuiny Is hilled for two nights noxt week nt Carter's hall. This may bo u first class combination, or It may lw a snldoshow which our iieoplo should give tho cold shoulder. No tickets linvo been leftnt this olllco tin to date. and wo shall not express our opinion In this iKstia Himata. Wo find wo wcro In error last week In regard to tho shooting nirray be tween tho Hon. 1)111 Dakln and CoL Jones. Wo supposed at tho tlmo that CoL Jones was n regular subscriber to this xir, but a look through our list proves that wo linvo never had his uamo at nil On tho contrary, tho Hon. Dnkln has subscribed for Qvo copies. Wo wcro misinformed ns to tho following! 1. Dakin did not call Jones n liar. U. Dakln did not draw his gun llrst, 3. Jones did not olTor to apologize Wo wcro hasty lu saying that Dakln ought to swing from a limb, ami that ho had long boon a terror to tho town, wo round nun to bo a mild, courteous, gen tool citizen, full of push nnd enterprise, and his presenco is a credit to tho town. Col. Jones had batter travel for his health as soon as ablo, and In ciuw ho finds a town to suit him better ho should buy It nud settle there, Not This Yeaiu A correspondent who signs himself "P. D. Q." wants to know why Tho Kicker doesn't pitch Into tho board of aldermen for its corruption, nnd ho ndds that every mother's son of them could bo scut to prison for a thief. Wo don't doubt this nshoi tlon lu tho least, hut wo are not saying any thing. Wo have tho city printing this yenrnt n good, fnt price, nnd are not saying a word. .llKTimNEti. MaJ. Jim Smith created qulto a sensation by descending from tlio staco as It reached town last Friday ovening. Wo J baa no sooner notified him that his subscrip tion to Tlio Kicker had expired than ho handed us two big silver dollars for a re newal Tho major has put In tho past year In state prison, having boon sent thero by mistake, as his friends aro convinced. Ho served his term llko n man and has roturned to tlio bo som of his family and society. Ho has cards out for a "high conW day after to-morrow, ami tho olito will bo tboro In legions. De troit Froo Press. Well Itcpreioiitetl. Young Man (applying for n situation) I hare had considerable expcrlcnco as a com mercial traveler, sir. Would you not llko to engage mo to push your products! Manufacturer Your services will hardly bo required. Thci o are already about 7,000, 000 men engaged in pushing our products lu this country. Wo munufacturo baby car rtagca, Burlington Froo Press. Suspicious Accessories. Mr. Winkmoro Kick I Why, tircss yo' .heart, Nathan wouldn't kick for. tor sabo bo luo. Jos' put dem glubs on Vaso he's a little tender behlno. Mr. Hokus Umpah. 'Sposo ho broko da't arm o' yourn waggln' boa tali Judge, A Rather .Strong Daud. "Mktah Johnslng, I hyoh dat yoh liad a wcry lntorecthiseshun ob da Straight Flush club do oddah ebenlng." "Yes. sah: dero wnr aotiHi escltln Mmoa sboha yoh boon." " hat wcro do Vaslon 6b do excitement P "Hit were itlihnr vtr. fmnol Rbtvlna l.n doo open do John pot wuf erbout fohtv " u ! wy won iuq m uo game, i come r long wuf my money and Oabo Sink- vrmm iuuu, auu wuu uumoeriana ,no uono da same. Lemuel bo dono stood pat, an' de res' of us drawod from ooo to three cyabds,as the hnertrenciea hsnrnn.t tn ivwSiiIm rn.....i it ono.chip, and Slnkenon followed him wuf a ntue, nnu we an stayeu .H oe. gomo llko mm Ahlff fAllAf.'.llMl A lui. mm 1.1 .. ..,. j .v..v. iu. in m ma uw UITU came. Finally Lemuel be done called Sink- WM, w. WW W.4.MKVWWA WHO, CUIU tilHllUei took do pot." "What did you all habr "Slnkerson bad throe kings an' a jack knife; 1 had a flush anil a pah of brass knuck les; Jud Cumberland hod acea up an' a rahzor." "But 'what did Lemuel habr "He bid a pah of fob's an' a rwolvep." Merchant Traveler. Not Much, Uttlo Emily, 6 years old, U a great favor- tt In snlta at lifr (nrvn-rlr-thln trmnm nt - preeslon. The other day sho had been on a visit with her mother at a friend's, and had remained to dinner. At the table sho had amused tho family, with the possible excep tion of Its elderly and jorlous head, by occa sional remarks. As tho moul was drawing to an end tho hostess remarked t "Emily, wouldn't you llko to stay hero all vuo iiiuo, aim uo our UIUQ gin I Emily looked up, pointed her linger at the head of tho family and exclaimed, contempt uously: "Whatl And havo him for a father!" Boston Transcript. Nothing" Frivolous About Him. Author (anxlouslyi You pay' by tbe space, do you, or by the Editor (promptly) By space, of course. It would bankrupt us to iay for your ma terial by weight. Exchange. Insinuating Politeness. Dr. Alpuonso Precede mo (waving bb band toward tho wppjr table), i ... Quest (an undertaker) Doctor, -I- follow you. Detroit Free Press. flllitrillng the ProfeMlnn, Ambitious Sport' Could you take mo nnd put me In training nnd make n prlto flghtr of mat Oreat Pugilist Ain't you ahlo to work! "No, sir " "Havo yer got a neducntlonr "Yes, sir." "Well, I'll sea If yer ablo to wrlto sportln' stuff about yourself and nln't strong enough to do hard work, guess wo kin ntnko a lighter of ye, Wo's kind o' careful, dough, not to lot fellows Inter do profesh what kin mako a living by workln' Boor Toledo Blade, At a Southern Winter Itmort. "I'd rnher bo in tho moon than here," "Why!" "Becauso thcro Is said to bo a man In tho moon." Life, nuMInc n Coincidence. A woman yesterday stood nt tho writing desk In tho corridor of tho iKntofllco with n pen In her hnnd nnd a jiostal card before her. Sho was thinking deeply when a man ap proached with a postal card In his band, looked lu vain for a cn and finally saldt "Madam, aro you going to uso that jicn for tho noxt (lvo minutes!" "Yes, sir," sho replied. "I am Just going to wrlto to my husband." "And I nm Just going to wrlto to my wlfa Curious colncidonco, eh!" "I don't know nbout that. My husband ran nway, nnd I havo Just got Ills address and was wondering whether I should tell him to stay or ask blm to como homo." "By Ooorgo, madam, but how slngularl My wlfo also sklpicd out and I was wondor Ing what to say to her. Wo aro in tho samo boat. Shall wo wrltoi 'Como homo, darling,' or, '1 novcr want tosoo your faco again V What n curious colnchloncol" "Yes, I think It Isl" remarked n woman wlw camo up behind him. "Trying to mako a mash, aro you I This Is tho way you hunt for work, Is Itl Como homo with mo or I'll pull all tho hair out of your head and scratch that woman's oyes out!" Ho went humbly along in tow, nnd n nows boy who sat on tho window sill looked after tho pair nnd soliloquized I "That's what 1 call busting n coincidence and catching a liar at tho samo tlmo. Better wrlto for your darling to return by tclo graph, ma'am." Dotrolt Froo Press. A Horrltilo Revelation. Sho had advertised for tho return of her dog, nnd It was a long haired Skyo terrier regular valunblo thoroughbred. Tho reward was to lio $10. A stalwart Celt camo timidly forward and asked if that was t ha dog. Being answorol affirmatively and paid tho roward, tho affection of tho lady, who kissed and hugged her poor, dear, Uttlo darling, at tracted Ills attention aud tho following skir mish ensued i "Where did you find tho darling!" "Small comfort would it do you, madam, did I tell you." "But tell mo whllo 1 caress tho angel." "I can't toll .you. because you would not llko It." "But, dear, darling Dandy was Dandy cold!" "Suro, madam, I don'.t know. I saw your advertisement In tho paper and recognized him tied to tho end of a long shtlck and a woman washln' off winders wid him." Phil adelphia Press. Why Wo Celebrate Tills Month. Ono of tho bright young teachers In the model department of tho normal school do cldcd recently that sho would Interest hor class In tho history of alio homo of tbo freo, eta, by devoting a portion of ono hour to a discussion of tho centennial celebration which Is to occur In Now York on tho SOth of this month. As a starter sho askodt "Now, who can tell mo what It Is that thoy aro going to celobrato In Now York on tho !!0th of this month J" Thero was a profound silence among tho children, but at last ono Uttlo fellow put up bis hand In a hesitating sort of way and roldt I think 1 know." Tbo youth was encouraged to unfold the unknown Information to tbo class, and promptly saldt "Why, It's Just ono hundred years ago that Ooorgo Washington gradu ated, and they aro going to celobrato it." Albany Express. " Easily Explained. Cross Examining Counsel Now, Mr. Brown, you say this Louts C Brown Is a dis tant relative of yours! Mr. Brown Yea. Cross Examining Counsel What relation is ho! Mr. Brown My brother. Cross Examining Counsel But you Just told us hojros a distant relative, 'Mr. Brown So ho Is. At present ho Is In China. London Pick-Me-Up. Absurd! Ward McAllister Who is this Anson that tha newspapers are Tolling about! Wbor does he come from! ,, Citizen Havo you never heard of Copt. Anaou, tho leader of the groat Chicago ntnol Ward McAllister (with lofty contempt) Nine, did you say! Only nine! What ab surd folly to mako a bero of each a monl Chicago Tribune. Pigs In the CloTcr. Mrs. Briggs Yeu cant get Vm In tho pen, can you! Mr. Briggs No. Tbo pesky Uttlo things. There they go again. "Tboso pigs remind mo of yon, John." "Wbyl" "Beenuso they'd rather run round every where else than go homo." Chicago Herald. At the Snnday School, "And now, chUdren," said tbo superinten dent, benignant ly, "aro there any questions you would like to ask beforo we leave this lesson!" "How long did It take you to get aU the pigs In the pen the first tlmo you tried r in quired the sweet Uttlo girl on tbo front scab Chicago Tribune. Something That Wouldn't Stake Much. Managing Editor Did you prepare that artlclo on "Tlio intellectual Attainment of the Four Hundred I" ttoporter Yki, sir Managing Editor About how much space wlU It occupy . . j Reporter About six lines. - Burlington Freo lresa ODDS AND ENDS. Pigskin Is now used for gloves and chil dren's shoes. A Key West flihorman rubs his txxly with kcrovno oil nnd swims among sharks In safety Best satisfied with doing woll, nnd leave others to talk of you nsthey please, Pythag oras. A now theatro to cost nearly 7,000,000 Is to bo built on tho Champ do Mars, St, Pe tersburg. A pretty definition of u bnbyi "A Uttlo sultan, whoso tears nro pearls, and whoso cries nro songs." M. S. Good, of floodhnuso, UK, rejoices In tho poiatKsInu of a muMncho that measures tMcnty-ono Inches from tip to tip. Statistics collected In England show that a university education Is an ndvnntngo for girls, oven from n medical (xilutof vlow If you linvo built en ties in tho air your work neeil not bo lost; that Is whero thoy should be. Now put tho foundations under them. Thorcnu. It was told .to Jckyll that ono of his friends, n brewer, hail been drowned In his owu vnt "Ah," ho exclaimed, "floating lu his own watery bier." Even Callfornlatu seem to tiro of their per petual sunshine, Tho Vlsnlia Delta remarks! "Dwellers In tho San Joaquin vnlley would llko to snap oil n fow squaro leagues of Italliin sky for a Uttlo Oregon mist." Tho poor of tho District of Columbia profited ft.'O.OOO by tho inauguration of Oen. HnrrWon, as a check for that sum (tho excels of receipts over oxponsosi has been turned over for their benefit. A gentleman from tho cost, with eight sons with families and thirty-two grandchildren, has purcliaMxl 1,800 acres of land a few miles west of North Plattoand will movothowholo outfit on it, Omaha Bee, Installment dealers aro aghast nt n recent decision by a Loulsvlllo Judgo that In that stato tltlo to any goods passes upon tho pay ment of tho first Installment, and that after that Is mndo tho purchaser may do what ho pleases with tho goods. Two Scotch trninps, man and wlfo, mako a good living otr tho baby. "Wo gots 'im christened," oxplains tho man, "In all tho towns wo passes, and then, you boo, parson makes us all comfortablo wl' summat to eat and monoy for hoik -On days orful bad wo has to do "em twico." Tho features of Edison's oxhibltnttho Paris exposition wlU bo an enormous model of an Incandescent lamp, forty feet high and mado entirely of small incandescent light, of which It will bo necessary. It is said, to uso 20,000. Tlio French and American (lags will bo worked out in incandescent lamps on either sldo of tho big lamp. Greenfield Is tlio resldenco of a splendid mechanic Being at Jcssup's Landing re cently, In n snowy tlmo, and wishing to go homo, a distnuco of about flvo miles, ho pur chased two of tho largest salt codfish ho could find, and fastened them to his feet for snow shoes. Ho arrived In duo tlmo. Sara toga Saratoglan. A now road sweeping machluo has been tried on Holborn viaduct, London. It can bo easUy attached to any cart and worked by an Inoxperieucod hand. Trawling nt tbo rato of three mUes nn hour tho mochmo Bwceps through 1,900 squaro feet per minuto of any road, and places tho mud In tbo cart behind without nolso or splash. Tho car cleaners of tho Grand Central depot, Now York, found a largo gripsack under a seat tho other day, which U not an uncommon occurrence. Upon opening It thoy found a live boy baby who had mado tho trip from Now Haven very comfortably, nut ui ii-vij KM.-itij iu njbiuu wool anu soothed If not sustained by paregoric, Tho ladles of Texas aro making a hugomap, drawn ou canvas, with all tho Mi counties of tho stato laid off. Ono county, Tom Green, is larger than tho entire .states' of Massachu setts and Connecticut combined. Tho name of each county will bo worked with somo beautiful product mado In tho county. Tbo map will bo exhibited In tho Texas Spring Palaco to bo buUt at Fort Worth. Tho nook Accnt's Trick. Tlio business of a book agent, though the butt for stinging sarcasm, requires as much knowlodgo of human nature and as much di plomacy as many occupations of moro dig nity and prestige. For instance, I stepped Into tho business offleo of a very prominent citizen tbo other day to Introduce a set of a well known classic author. Tbo old gentle man was very crusty and sour and snapped mo off In qulto an Indignant manner, with tho remark that "ho didn't want any pester ous book agent to bother him." "Hero, my good friend," I said, "I dont want tosoUyou theao books; I am paid a salary to show them merely and advcrtlso tbo company, I am a Frenchman ami tho company has employed twonty-flvo of us at a good salary per week to show tbcao books, not scU them. Tbo pub lishing company spend over $500 per week this way, Instead of spending it by ads In the newspapers." Tbo old. gentleman bit and soon became Interested in tbo books. "Can you get mo a sot now Tho inquired. I re plied that I had only ono set in my trunk at tbo hotel, but 1 would sell It to him for cash. Ho bought tho set, and that story, trick, pre varication or whatever you may call It ac complished tho sale. There's nothing Uke "sizing np" people. Ono of Them in Globe Democrat, A Magnate's Pleasure. It must bo pleasant to bo a railroad mag nate without a conscience. Such an one, we aro told, tried to mako the run from Now York to Boston in flvo and a half hours, that ho might attend a club dinner in tbo latter city. AU tbo regular express and accommo dation trains on the rood were held back to give tho right of way to tho "special," and two men who did not move quickly enough were run down by tho latter and killed on the instant. Theso fataUtles were rather sad, of course, but tbo worst of It Is that tho railroad official did not mako his tlmo by thirty min utes. As ho sat comfortably down to dinner ono can fancy him worrying over tho lost half hour, and porhaps thinking wratbfully about tho two men that got In tho way of .his train, thus making it loso a minuto or two! Of course It must bo pleasant to bo a con scienceless raUroad maguate, but thero aro crumpled rose leaves In his bod, too. Pitts burg BuUctiu. Tho Allurements of Office. It has been said to bo a serious question whether a man who loaves a good business or even one which has any decent promise ol becoming good to enter tbe public service in nation, stato or city Is to bo envied. To our mind thero Is no question at all about it. There Is tho seduction, sometimes, of a con siderable sulary attending such an appoint ment, but It U tho snaro of tho fowler, it Implies In' the end a dependenco upon monoy which Is not curned under conditions that in suro its pernvtneuey, and the entrance on a kind of life dangerous to systematic and In dustrious banltH. Young men especially ought to bo named against It as a danger than which few aro to Do moro avoided. Boktou Herald. JT1 '"1 1027 Q STREET, Where all .tinds of Buggies, Carriages or Saddle Horses, Cnn be lind nt nnv lie, Dny or Night, on short notice, Horses Boarded and . .nken care of at Reasonable Rates Call and sec us, 102- Q street, or give all orders by Telephone iy. CggggBgBZJ'fl'5iQBiriT&gR!V gagagagBVg7Br4i9gaga1gasnbjBMuEUv QBgBgagBgsB7l5lBlBslBYeHSJSBagBgagt9 JgBgBgBgBgSMMUf-faHBuSrflBgflgBBHpEFS&k jHHfftBBHwip3nlgH!lgKi?.i gggHLaSuHSBwi tagflflflvlnl 1 m JVBgagaHfigMMgaRaflVllgKBgBli' m JiiiBMlHMW jBpWHSMMH bbbm! 1 jfl gjgagaMWS21SSIj'fflCSBCBMiwJtwggw SBBBBBlBHBVBBBalSBBVsBBBBaBBBBBBBAM3lHBte Bates reasonable. Ecry(hing new nnd complete. Piomptltcrvlce nnd the bet menu In Omnhn. Hot niul cold water lu over room. Ofllco nnd dlnlngjhall on first floor. AU mod ern Improvements. I.lncolnltes nlwnys receive a cordial welcome. Cnll nnd etc us while In Omnhn. You cnn pet Into tho enrs nt depot nnd tnko HARNEY ST., CABLE LINE DIRECT TO THE DOOR. Cor. 14th and Hnrncy. InA P. Hionv. Cleric. u. 8ILLOWAY, Proprietor. fAM&H tmAOQUAlNTED WITH THE OEOOHAPHT or THE COUNTRY. WILL OBTADT MUUH.VA1.UABIJ3 INFORMATION THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND ft PACIFIC RAILWAY, SPASSy5.r5J1, in DAKOTA-Oameron, St. Joseph, and Kansas City. In MI8SOOW-Omaha.Falrbury.and NeUon.ln NEBSAflKA-HorMin. TOMa-at Hutchinson. WlohUa. BeUeviUo, Abilene, Caldwel!.in KANSAS-Kmi Creek, Kingfisher, Fort Reno, In the INDIAN TERRITORY-ncl Colorado Spring, Denver, Pueblo, In 'COLORADO. FREE BeoUnlng Chair Oarsto '2nJ,irS?nunimlSSon to aUJtSwn2 v.ovum.otobi.wi viuuau, Miurwiuo ana transoceanic aeaporxs. MAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS .TRAINS, fc25dJSR5ui?OI?pe?ra in plendpr of eauipment, cool, well ventUated. anct free from dust. Through Coaches, Pullman Sleepers, FREB Reclining' Chair Cars, and (east of Missouri River) Dining Cars rfSlybetweenOWowv Bl-lPe0ou,lc11 BJpflVand OS. with Free Reclmlng Ghahr Car tcf imA S.rJSiwLtVmi'' ttf" """wooH oiuoajru ana upioraao upnngs, Denver, S,TPuey'T15.8t' Joseph, or Kansas City and Topeka. Splendid Dining Hotels (furnlshlnpr meals at seasonable liours) weltof Missouri Rive California BlxDuraforia dailv. vrith rmninwi rtn tinniaa .. tZXJr a-i ??m2( 2prt552'1 ft010.8 urns, and aceuio Grandeurs of Colorado, VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE, SS!,AJrSf5LT"4n8.davny between Chicago and Minneapolis and Bt. Paul. WlthTHROUOH Reclining Chair Cars (FREE) to and from those points and Sfi18 ?,t&,T1"LSu-Ul c?iaJr. CaT E Sleeper betwoon Poorla, Spirit Lako, and Sioux Falls, ylaTtoclc Island. Tho Favorito Lino to Pipestone, Water- JSwni'toU5EwF?l8Aand tho Sunimor RoBOrta and Hunting and Flshlng urounds of tho Northwest. .THB SHORT LINE VIA SENEGA AND KANKAKEE offora facilities to travel between Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lafayette, and Counoll Bluffs, BC JoBopn, Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Minneapolis, and St. Paul. m.l0i1MapB, Folders, or dealred Information, apply to any Tiolcot Offlco In the United Btatoa or Canada, or address E. ST. JOHN. General Manager. 100 Engraved Calling Cards And Copper Plate, for $2.50. If you have a Plate, we will furnish 100 Cards frorir .: same, at $1.50. WESSEL PRINTING CO. . - , , Courier Office. . Telephone 253. New Burr Bliockr FINEST IN THE STATE. ELITESTUDIO 226 S. 1 1th St. Wo mnlto n speclnlty of Kino I'liotogrnphla nnd Crayon work. Only Ground Floor Studio in Lincoln Call and Seb Dur Work, FINEST LIVERY RIGS In the City nil come from the Grata Brick Stables THE MURRAY Omaha's Leading Hotel, Opened Sept. 1, 1SSS, Finest Hotel in the West FROM A STUDY Or THIS MAP OF .ana f aiaoe Bieep- i ,A t,Aa A..,itlAI., ivoroeB new ana and cltt east and west, northwest; - an'l San Francisco. The DIRECT. f - . JOHN SEBASTIAN, OHIOAQO, ILL. Oen'l Ticket Pass. Acer:. ' 4' J t t. P . -p