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-Wfmr -'"ff' "VffFti -T ppfr- ' W"' ' '"W JT'""j'i CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1889 MARGUERITA Arranged for Tho American Press Association. Words by ROBERT REXDALE. Music by J. L. GILBERT. rtrtvl. ftlO. . nfe rt E-k-frptj ? foo. tlonVitcn-dor flow'r, For thy light, O Marl n . nhrln-oth Mctn'rioa of tho twUlnht hour. imli l Jf fi"11?' A" otirfond mxxl.nlghtcft.rcs.ww MIii.rIo at tlio irilnir Btllo. chlll'd my lovo-ljr ilow'r, But hnr natno nhall wako for. ov . or Mom'rie of tho twi-llght hour. Andante. gff ''-"' (jfcJEQJr r-p4b ( - rail : . ro -& (NgP jtkP'ff--1 W mac JS -i-. E65fe1gg SI - fefj yjzn!: 1. Star, that shln-cth thro tho gloaming. Fair est pom on Kven'abrow For a -way my heart Is 8. Onco n gain this bo uom pll lows, In tho bllsa fui vales of dream, llor who sloops bo neath tho O.Long a -go 'twas thus wo part cd, 'Ncathl.tal la's gold-on skies, And I wan -dor, wfar-y- n fcte 1 f J H-fri S v $ cnojtxrs. Mar-guo-rl .... ta, Mar.guo-rl ta I Puro nn yon dor boauVoous Btnr...,, ftESn ... n-t-j J ... ifrszsSnsfes m-iLnJ IT - I i gifoj5J b crc" c curr Margaorl- ta, Mar-frno-rl tat M, .tTW r "u :3i3!i i 1 1 i- ispii Furons yon-dor bcau-tooun star, WpP t f-fr-Cp as roam-lng, As at mem . ry'sBhrinoI bow; And my pong wll - Iowa, lly Ma -hah lah'slono.ly stream. On my lips heart -ed Where my Mar gud-rl- ta lies. Fato's do creo to - night en twin oth With af sho soft ly press cs, Beats of our lives did bov or, Death hath 1 . . . ' . -1 Thou art near - or, na Tliou art near or, thou art dear cr, Than nil earth -B----W--!----- . k . TV I 1" tf-Hp g -fc S1J: li ly tnald'Ctis aro. &t r -" I a-1 g - !-- roH.... sT S f3 Copjrrlhtal, 1897. Sioux City Corn 1'alace. Tho Union 1'aclflo railroad will ncll tickets from Svptcmlier 23 until October r, Inclusive, at ono faro for tho round trip, Lincoln to Sioux City. Tickets good returning until Oc tober I), Inclusive Elegant chalrcarsthrougli without change. For further particulars in .qulro nt U. P. depot or 1014 O street, E. li. fllosson, City Passenger & Ticket Agent. Sioux City Corn Piilneu. Tho 13. & M. will sell tickets to Sioux City and roturnntono fare, good from September 53 to October 0 Wamakotho quickest tlmo lwtween Lincoln and Sioux City. Investi gate for yourself nnd call at D. & M. depot, or city office corner O and Tenth streets for further Information. A C. Zikmeii, Qenernl PaMengorand Ticket Agt. They Mimt Go. Mr. L. Durr, tho jowelor whose storo suf fered In tho common fato of tho recent O street flro, ha romovod to 137 north Twelfth street and resumed business. Mr. Barr has decided to reduce his stock and is offering jowelry of all kinds at greatly reduced prices. Ilo says tho goods must go nnd he is making a big sacriflco to move them promptly . Those in need of anvthlne in that line will find bar gains at Barrt Fortune Follows a Fresno, Cnl., Disaster. Bernard Herlnghl, a well known broker on Pino Btreet between Montgomery nnd Sansoin, is the father of a vounn man who will here after speak pralso concerning tho Louisiana State Lottery. A few days before tho recent conflagration at Fresno ho bought 1 ho ono twentieth part of ticket No. 42,758, for which ho paid ono dollar. Ills ticket No. 12,758 had drawn tho first capital prlzo of $PjO,000 in the Louisiana State Lottery, of whkh ho was en. titled to $15,000.- Son Francir .o Call, Aug. 8. Chnngo is ono of tho irreslstlblo laws of na ture, and fortunately tho chnngo Is almost in variably for tho better. Ah an instance of this, St, Patrick's Pills nro fast taking tho ploco of tho old harsh and violent cathartics, because thoy aro milder nnd produce a pleas ixnter effect, besides they are much more ben eficial in removing morbid ninttvr from tho system and preventing nguo and other mala rious diseases. Ah a cathartic and liver pill they aro most jcrfect. For sale by A. L. Shader, druggist. Bee tho dogon Domestic Sowing machine advertisement on pago five. Canon City, Mondota, Ohio Block and Col orado Cool, at Betts & Weaver's, telephono 440. Dry Goods los than cost at Ashby & Mills paugh's closing out sale. fcJl The St. Louis 1'ulr mul drain! l'uruilo of the Veiled l'roiliets. Tho B. & M. will sell tickets to St. Louis and return at oim faro, Oct. 5 to 11 Inclusive, good for return to Oct. 14. Our St. Louis ilyer leaves Lincoln at 1:10 p. m. arrives at St. Joo 0:1(0 D. m. mid St. Ixmls 7:10 a. in., making tho run three hours quicker than any othor lino. Wo nro onxioui thnt you fully un derstand tho really oxcellont service wo havo provided between Lincoln nnd St. l-outs; the tlmo is much bettor than hns ever been miido horet foro. while the ni.noliitmonts nro fully In keeping with the high standard of excel lence characteristic of tho "Burlington." Sleeping car berths on this train may bo se cured at city office comer Tenth nnd O sts. A. C. Zikmer, O. P. & T. A. A NEW TYPEWRITER. A Much I no That Is Superior to tho Hem liiKton orCnllRriiiih. Tho Wessel Printing Company hnvo been appointed agents for the new and popular Yost Typewrite for southeastern Nebraska. To many of our readers this now mnchlue Is already known, and nil who hnvo wen it pro nounce It fur superior to nny or tlio older machines. As far ns utility and sjieeil nro con cerned it is giving better satisfaction tlinn either the Ilemliigtoit or the Cnllgrnph, be sides fcr points of convenience, improve ments nnd general construction it fur excels anything In this lino over Invented. This may seem a broad assertion and doubted by those who nro using the uliovo machines, but when It Is known that Mr. Yost, tho Inventor, has for yenrs built the Remington nnd Cnllgrnph, It Is reasonablo to bellevo that being con stantly In tho business ho has had opportunity to note where improvements could be made, and accordingly is ablo to furnish n better typewriter than either of tho others. On the Yost no ribbon is used, each letter or figure striking tho paperdlrect, nndby a very valu able new patent nro In oxnet and perfect alignment. If preferable either Callgrapu or Remington keyboard will bo furnished. All who have seen this new machine In Lincoln nronounce it a Eem. and we shall bo pleased to havo all Interested call and see It. Olllco with The Capital City Couhiek, 123-134 North Twelfth street, now Burr block. Stotho dogon Domestic Sewing maclilno advertisement on pngo five. Give Betts & Weaver, the new coal firm, a trial. Now is the time to lay in your winter sup ply of coal. Hutchlns & Hyatt's, 1040 O street. Half llntes to WinhhiKton, II. 0..-KnluhU Templar (inirlnl Itoule. Round trip tickets U) Washington, D. O., will bo on sale via the Burlington Routofrom stations In Nebraska and Kansas October 1st to 3d, good to return until November 3d. Tho Burlington has lieeu selected by tho Grand Cominniidery of Nebraska as tho of ficial routo SHclnl trains will start October 3d, running throiiRli to Washington, D. C, without change. The rates anil othor nrrnngo metiti nre ooii to the general public. For further Information apply to G. W. Bonnoll at B. & M. depot, or A. C. Zlcmor, C. P. & T. A., corner C nnd Tenth streets, Lincoln. w3 STRUCK A FORTUNE. A New simper Currier Who Won .10,000 In the Louisiana State Lottery. Ill u nent little brick cottage, at No. 3407 LaBallo street, there resides tho happiest and snuggest little family of Germans thnt conld bo found lu mnny n mile's hunt. It is the home of Clias. Meinhnrdt, his wife and Httlo .'1-year-olil dnughtcr. Only n few months ngo Mr. Meinhnrdt ns Intolerably fair clr cumstnucei, now ho Is what may 1! called tho Jay Gould of West St. Louis. In short, at the last drawing of tho Louisiana State Lot tery he held a tenth art of the number 87, Stt, which drew tho capital prize of 30,000. A Star S(iifii reiwrter colled at tho resU deuce of Mr. Meinhnrdt this trornlng. Mr. Meinhnrdt was out on some speculation,) hut his wifo mot the reporter nnd said: "Wo aro now a very happy family. Wo won f 30,000 nml not every cent of it n few days neo. It wns n very lucky thing, nnd wo have only lieen playing tho lottery for nliout four months. I havo been buying all the tickets, but I get them under my huihnud's name. 1 bought this lucky ono nnd took $ 2 Jout of his pocket to buy it, nml I'm glnd I did It now. My husband will continue to carry pnper8,but will Invest In real estato to a considerable ex tent. I nould like to see scmebody else do ns well ns we. We Intend to piny a little overy now and then," Two other centlcnieii of this city hold one- twentieth tickets and each drow $15,000, ono through the Lafayette and tho other through the Fourth National bank. Besides the nbovo luck of 8t. Louisiana, there nro any number of copIe holding numbers for smaller prizes. Tho heaviest winners at this drawing were nil in pretty fair circumstances, nnd now thnt they have acquired sudden wealth, Intend to have a pretty cood time out of it. Two of them aro investing In pi operty In the West End. Mr. Meluhurdt, whllo still carrying pnimrs, is contemplating a trip to tho old country with his family. St. LoulsMo.)Sar- Sayinas, August 28. GREAT FIRE SALE Watches, Clocks Jewelry of all kinds must be sold at once TO SATISFY CREDITORS. This is the stock recently damaged by fire at L. BARR'S Store, and goods are now offered at A-QRIilGEl FR.IIxEi. If you want a Watch, Diamond, Clock, Chain or anything in this line, now'sthc time to buy it. The goods have all been removed to 137 North 12th Street, near P Street, and it will pay you to call and see the bargains. Everything goes and prices arc being made that makes them go. Call before these bargains arc all sold, at - 'hf Barr's Fire Sale, 1 37 N. 1 2th St. PIANOS All the Latest and most Popular Musical Compositions may be found at ORGANS CURTICE & THIERS, LEADING MUSIC DEALERS 207 SOUTH IItkl TREET. annM muftiij . Large Stock of the leading American made Guitars. Piano Tuning and Repairing promptly attended to. NOYELTIES I if J 4 1 5 X X 11 A I a 1 The Light-Running DOMESTIC" will do a WIDER RANGE of work than any other. Don't buy until you have seen the Steel set of attach ments and Genuine Bent Wood Work on the Domestic. ' Tyjp, The Star That Leads Them All ! Nearly Two Millions now in use. The "Domestic" is sold for Cash, Notes, or on Monthly payments. Needles, Oil and parts for all Machines. W. A. DOGGETT, Agent, G-reea Store Eront. 142 North Eleventh St. PHIL. JACOBS, State Agent, Lincoln, Neb Mr0,?iC 1
