Capital city courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1893, June 21, 1890, Page 5, Image 5

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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, JUNE ji, 1890
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Warm Weather Clothing
Wc nrc Showing n verj Large I-tnc of Nov Stvlc in
Alpaca Coats and Vests,
Fancy Mohair Coats am! Vests,
Silk Lustre Coats and Vests
Drab De'ete Coats and Vests
Fey Flannel Coats and Vests
Serge Coats and Vests,
Pongee Coats and Vests,
Upon which we arc making Very Low Prices
OIR SELECTIONS IN
White and Fancy Marseilles and Pique Vests
Both single and double breasted. Comprise some
very new and nobby styles.
Silk and Flannel Shirts
So Comfortable for warm weather wear, we have
an entirely new and beautiful stock of. On all
these goods you cannot be .better
pleased than at the
GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE
ED. (Sr. YATES
1 129 O STREET.
Wirrick & Hopper
MANUFACTURERS OF
TRUNKS
208 South Eleventh Street.
SPRING
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Knox Mock
KnolMt llloch.
JAiVIES C. KIEK,
jt'Sole Agency for KNOX World Renowned Hats.
Cor. O and 11th Street.
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NEWMARK & IIERSCHLER, Proprietors,
Cor. O unci Tenth Sts.
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No Better Shoe Made for that Money.
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HEN K00 WANT FINE JOB PRINTING
See the WESSEL PRINTING CO.
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crow nl Meiwm Frniicl and Zli'inerV plain
wllh micccm, nml Uipto win 11 Kuni'rnl
rejtitt Clint hi could nut bo with tho party
throughout tho trip
Of nil thufpeechc iiimlu only ono was cap
tured verbatim. That w an mnilont Crawford
liy Mr. Mtcadmau, for yearn tho editor of tho
Council llluir Xonjiiuril. In ri'ipono ton
toat Mr. Btcmlmnu mild:
Mr Chilli mini, I don't know Unit I Imvo
over Int'ii called upon to exprent my uintlll-
out Ion or tho Kintilleatlonof Hums with whom
I Imvo boon iifMM'Intiil In liny mutter of pli-aie
ur where I took Rrenterfittiufnctlnu in undo
ing thnn on Mil oecaMon
Haturdny morning last twenty-four repre
Ronttitlxes of the most prominent nownpiipern
In Nebraska, Kiiiihhh, Mltmurl nnd lown, led
by tho representatives of tho sturdy pioneer
of rivlllrntloti, the II & M inllionil In Ne
braska, started on one of the most delight fill
tour of 1,1100 mill Hint nny pmty ever com
passed In the wime length of time. Two hum
died of thoo 1,!HX inlloihavolicon tniido mor
territory tlmt one J eiif ago was trod liy the
savage, the hurTiitnnuil thuunteloH. Todny,
on every lmnd, In wltiiosfed the march of
civilization. Yoiiiik cities nre gi o hig as If
toii"hed by the limbic wind tlmt lins ImUt
the empire of the west. In nil the dlstnnco
wo Imvn gone, wherever wo lmo given op
IKirtunlty, wo have been lecolved nswonrn
received hero tonight, with uniform kinilncs
iiudhoKpitnllty.
Weino Inclined sometime to criticise the
grrcil of rnllrond corporations. Politician
and demagogues, for personal reasons neck to
rttlr up opoMtlon nnd to crento utijUMt legis
lation against them, There Is n right nnd n
wrongsldoto every question, nnd I Miy to
you heie tonight thnt them Is ns much jtostib
lullty thnt wo limy deal unjustly bv rullrond
corornt Ions ns thnt theynmy denl unfairly
by the people.
TI10 railroails Imvo U-en the pioneers of our
mighty west. They liuvu Hnotratod the
mouutiilu fnntnesM-H nnd opened to the iniuk-
ets of thuwoild the untold wealth of thoso
eterunl hills. In their wnko Imvo followed
the college nnd the church ho tlmt education
and religion has kept pneo with commerce In
tho development of our western emplio. lo
dny my frioiuW of this benutiful city you en
joy tho fruit of well uxpcnilld energy anil
capital on tho part of tlmt mnguillceiit
pioneer of western enterprise w hoso guest wo
nro, and now without continuing these lelleo
tlons, riflng In your place, Join with me In
drinking to the health, tho hospitality, tho
enterprise, of Crawford, tho beauty of Its In
dies nnd tho vigor of Its lire."
Mi. Htcndumn also mnde tho address In pre
senting the souvenir. His remarks nnd the
iesonses of Mr.Fmnclsnnd Sir Zlemer were
models of their kind and made a llttingcllmnx
to the trip.
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
During the pist week the Museo 1ms Ihh'H
tho only theatlical house open to the public,
and it has done a good Ittnltiem. Tho biggest
fenturoof In program wns tho perfornmnee
by trained hogs and monkujs. Next week
oiroraHtrong program Theoilgiunl Itoston
Mammoth Uncle Tom's Cabin company will
give the standard piny with new scenery, a
ho.o jrchestru and new stylo orTeot. Cowboy
Tex and Annie will appear in om lo hull, tell
of cowboy life In Texas, show- their marks
innnsliip and exhibit relics of tho round-up.
The Emerson & Callmtie company will hold
foi th on the stngo upstairs.
The next attraction at Kuuku's is "i'aul
Knvaur,"eaily in July.
AT TIIK I'AllK.
Malinger Andrew cuutiuueit to provide at
tractions that aro likely to draw crowds to
Ciislmmn park Tho piohlbltlnu campaign
has fairly opened in Lincoln, and Col. V. H.
Elliworth will give another address at the
park tomorrow afternoon Ho will arguu
ngalnnt prohibition from a biblical stand
M)lut. The milltaiy ba I will bo present,
nnd ItHiiiusicalnuo will be an enjoyable enter
t'llumeut On Wednesday the turner In at
teudnucont the State tumfest will go out to
tho pnrk an i a big time is expected. These
geutlmen will come from nil parts of the
state and .nte a Jolly ciowd. Next Thtirtdny
wli; Ih Odd Fellows day at tho pnrk, and
ti nins will bo run every two houm. Excur
sions nro expected from Omnhn nnd Iowa
points, trom Atchison anil Kansas points and
from Kansas City and Missouri points. A
week from tomorrow a grand concert will Imj
given with Mlfs hlsle a tho star. I'lepara-
tlons uro U'lng made for a big Fourth of
July celebration, and It is said f I.IXNI will be
spent on tho program .
TAI.KOKTIIK HTAIIK.
In tho New York W'uiIiVh play contest,
Miss Illanche Marwlen's piny, "Onbrlello tier
iirde," Is mentioned as next In excellency to
"Wlllo' the Wisp," which was th light tho
best of tho JtiS plays received. Hiijk the
II'iiWi; " 'GabrielloOeranl,' wns written by
the daughter of Fred Mnixleu, the plny
right, wlicso 'Kerry Oow' is known all
over. Thohtoryof Miss Mainlen's play Is
l he lather ancient one of tho nihenturess
who enteis tho family circle to alienate the
ntfectlons of the husband, In this case the
adventures Is the d I voiced wife of the hus
band of the story The chaiacter is strong
nnd interesting, although not abwijs an
, agreeable one The scenes 1110 cleverly dl-
viilisl, anil In some places the incidents are
devoloied in a very skillful fashion, and dis
close a hiiud that later on should do very ef
fective work. As it is now, 'Onbriello Ger
ard,' properly staged, ought to furiiiih a very
satisfactory evenlug's entertainment," Miss
JIiumIcii, it will Ih) rememliered, wns a few
years ago forced to leave her iusnue father's
houso, by the wicked manipulations of a
heartlots mother, nnd left to shift foi herself
Forced by circumstance to accvpt an en
gagement at Koster & Dial's, where she at
once made a hit, she soon afterwauls went to
the Casino for one season, after which, feel
ing heiself able to emu her living by her pen,
she letll'ed, and has since then Ix-eii tho New
Yoik coiiesK)udeut for out-of-town Nier
During tho last vear she has written "Oa
brleilo (ioiard," a society drama. "Wind
falls," a comedy . an Irish drama as jet un
named, and it novel called "Miss Merman's
Cloak," which has been ready foi a publisher
for some time, but winch shelelusetl to sell
below Its value It is the opinion of the pro
fesslou tlmt Miss Mat mIcii has inhtrlted htr
fathei's talents, and that she will become
quite as celebrated
W. H. Cleveland, tho minstrel king, has con
traded to pay tho Cniggs troupe ot eight ac
lolmt ?.V;,(MX) for a fifty week's tour.
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Ai tides known to medical iclenceaie used In
piepnring Hood's Kaiwqmiilla. Every mgrcd
lent iscuicfull so'ei Ud, M'i'roimlly examined,
and only tho hc-t letaiuid The medicine is
prepaiet) under the supervision of thoioiighly
conipetcut pliniiiiaclsts, audi ver step in the
piocessot mauufautlire is caiefully wati'hed
with a view lo seeming in Hood's Karta
parllla the liett possible results
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The IVIost Popular Attraction of the Season I
The Original Company for Ten Years, THE BOSTON MAMMOTH
Uncle Tom's Cabin Co.
Magnificent IIii7nr Hand and Solo Orchcutrn Watch for the (irand Street I'arndc Daily nt Noon and levelling.
The CJrcntcst I'nclc Tom. The Greatest Uva. I'hc Greatest Marks.
New eircl Reeilistic Scenery !
Has been especially painted for this presentation nml Includes the "Knee on the Mississippi, between the Knbert K. Lee nnd tliu
Nntclic, and the Terr I lie Explosion " Grand Solos, Chorus nnd Mutlcnl I'caturcs.
COWBOY TEX AND ANNIE will appear in the Curio Hall,
Tex will lecture on Texas Cowboys, Show Relics from the Round Up, Kxlilblt Marksmanship, Ktc.
Emerson giiicl Oeillieine Specialty Co.
Will hold forth In Theatre Number Two up Stairs.
lOc. ADMITS TO KLL. lOc.
KVEKY SATURDAY IS CHILDREN'S DAY. Take them today. They can in and take any clinlr,
Friday Is Ladle' Souvenir Day.
alt for to cents.
Telephone 176
OFFIOE:
1024 0 Street
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Moving Household Goods and Pianos ,a Specialty.
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Great Modern Convenience!
"The Gilt Edge"
Gas Stoves
The World's Best!
With tliU Stove, which the Latest Invention, less g.i is used than
with anv othei toe ,ind pitxluce-. Par Iletter Cooking It linn already
become the l'.n mite Eveivwheie and Its merit need but to ho explain
ed to be appreciated l) even one.
STOVES IN OPERATION
nt our More and we Invite on to call and examine them and cc it woik.
F. A, Korsmeyer & Co.
:i5 South Eleventh Street.