CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, .890
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LADIES TAKE NOTICE !
J. W. Winger & Co.
Announce the Opening of their New
Dry Goods Store
AT 110 9 O STREET,
And will be ready for business about September First.
Look Out for Future Announcements.
CLOTHING
-AND-
FURNISHING GOODS
AT
Lowest Prices.
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Herman Bros
1017 0 St,, IHrOOES, ffEB.
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Branch Stores at Falls City, Aurora, Grand Island,
Beatrice, Weeping Water and Auburn.
YOU WILL FIND MY
LADIES' TORN SHOES
TXT $3.50, EXTRH iZKLUE
AND GOOD FITTERS.
ED. (St. YATEi
1129 O STREET.
TEETH t EXTRACTED WITHOUT t PAIN
D-2-.
DR. H. K. KERMHN,
SURGEON DENTIST.
Who has the Exclusive Use of Steauna's Anesthetic
No Chloroform! No Ether! No Gas!
A Full Set of Teeth on Rubber for $5.00.
AllQFillings at the Lowest Rates.
Rooms 9.1-95-96 Burr Block. LINCOLN, NEB.
CURRENT LITKIIATTRK.
Front Mil Item It Is evident tlmt some Mop
nro being taken In Now York against emtio
novels:
"Joseph llrltton, of tho Now York Society
for tho F.nfotveinont of Crlnilnnl Laws, ne
companies! liv Detective McCornmck, of tlm
Tombs, called nt tho American News Com
pany In Now ork city, on Angina (Hh, nml
placisl tho manager, rntrick harrclly, and
two clerks, limned Kdwnrd Kverls unit Hd-
ward 1'lannlnan, under arrtt for selling lib
lcgctlliiitnnr.il literature, lliitton was also
armed with a M-nrch wnrrnnt, ntnl lie solrisl
twelve, hundred nud forty cheap novels. Their
titles were: 'Tho Devil's Daughter,' 'Speak
ing of Fllon,' 'An Actor's Wife,' 'In Stella's
Shadow,' 'Tlio ClenlllucllllCllM,, 'TlionSlmlt
Not,' nml 'KreuterSoiiiitn,' Tho liooks wero
plaosl on n truck anil tnken to tlio Tunbs,
Tlio ilefcmlnnts More arraigned lioforo Justice
Murray nml wore purokd for t-xmnliiiitlou,
llrltton said tlmt 'Velvet Vlco,' written by
l'enrl Kytlngo, tlio actress, would be tlio next
liook lio wonlil tupprcss. Ho Is looking for
William Floron, Mho translated 'Tlio Devil's
Daughter' from tho Fieneh. Tlio American
News Company, through lawyer Carney,
claimed that It wns not awiiro of the nature
of tholHiok."
The hilyteeltntc It thenamoof a new umga
7I110 to Im) published In Chicago, the Initial
nntntier of which will ho Issued next month.
I.Ike tlio Ioiiilon inngn7lno of that name It
will ho tho orpin of n I'olytechnle Institute,
which In this wish has lieen lately started In
Chicago, anil will ho modeled after tho fa
mous IiOiulon Institute of similar tinmo, an
interesting account of which was given In
tho Century for June. Tho first number will
Ito largely descriptive of the work of tho
Institute, especially Its trade schools, n pecul
iar feature of which Is that students may
earn their expenses while In attendance, and
can learn almost any trade. As this promises
to solve the vexed apprenticeship, all master
associations are waim supporters of the
movement. An article on the new Kvcniug
Medical College of Chicago Is also Included In
this number. Tho ladles will bo Interested
in the description of the cooking, millinery
and dressmaking schools of the Chicago Poly
technic Institute. Published nt .Madison
street and Fifth Ave., Chicago. Sunnily
copy, 10 cents.
Charles.!. Ilellamy, prolltiug by the wan
ing light of his biothei's fame, Is "working
the literary mill ket for all It Is worth." Ills
"Experiment in Mm Hugo" exploited an Im
aginary frco-love community, and his latest
book, "Wero they SlnnersT attempts to dis
cuss a "scclal prolilein" by picturing the very
earthly love of a young man and u woman
who believes herself man led, though, in the
end, her husband Is discovered to lie a biga
mist. Tho story is crudely and iiimrauunats
Ically told. Published by the Author's Pub
lishing company, Springfield, Mass.
"Scouting for Stanley" in Hast Afrlcn Is
tho title of a liook soon to ho published by tho
Cnvsell Publishing company. It Is by Mr.
ThomaH Stevens, who made the now famous
tour around tho world on a bicycle. Ho was
wnt to Africa by tho Now Yoik II W, to
Hud Stanley, and, In spite of many obstacles
and great ops)sltlou on tho part of (lermaii
government olllclals, successfully ncconiH
lished Ids objtvt. The book Is to Is) profti'ely
Illustrated and will contain a portrait of tho
author.
Ucorgo Uaneroft, tho historian, who is now
at a hotel nt Newport, It. I., Is in as good
health as during the winter in Washington,
but more feeble than last Miiumcr. Ho was
then unable to Indulge in his favorite recrea
tion, horseback riding, which formerly niado
him n familiar figure on the avenue, but was
able to drive In a carriage. This year ho tins
not yet done that, and tho condition of his
henlth Is such that probably ho will bo wen
on the streets but little, If at all.
George Alfred Towiisend'H liook, "Knty of
Catoctln," deals with John Urown's raid, tho
opening of the rcliulliou and the assassination
of Lincoln. It Is an interesting historical
novel, betraying considerable knowledge of
southern life and customs, ami an intimate
acquaintance with tho lives and environment
of tho historical personagei with which tho
novel deals; but thelltcrary finish of the work
hardly sustains "Oath's" wide reputation ns a
polished writer.
On account of the large mimlicrof advance
order received for Mm. CusUr's new book,
'"Follow lugitho Guidon," the publishers have
been cnmiielled to postiiono Its publication
until Aug. SM. Theodore lloosovelt says of
this work: "Ic is a liook which is not only in
teresting, hut which possesses real and last-
lug value as a faithful itortrayal of a char
ncterlstlcally American phaso of life which
has now almost passed away."
The father of Hudyanl Kipling, who has
just resigned a government npjolutmeut he
held for many years as head of tho Lahore
fchool of Art, is a man of varied attainments,
a linguist and clover artist. Asked if he had
always tho tnsto for writing, tho son said
" hat else was I born fori Tho luk-iot wus
emptied Into my veins und was bound to ooze
out through my fingers."
Tho St. Louis muguzlno for September dlv.
plays a new cover mid shows evidence of
general improvement, internally. Lain a II.
Parmer has some interesting "Sketches of
Arytlc Life" mil considerable space Is glvun
ton well written Illustrated article on Kansas
City. The regulardepartments nrounusiially
entertaining.
Marlon Crawford's new novel, with its
striking title,"A Clgnrottomuker's Romance,"
is not to bo brought out until autumn. At
tho last moment the publishers wero made a
very tempting oirer for the serial publication
of the story, and It will first run in this form
threnxh the newspapers of Kuropo.
Mr, Frank It. Stockton has written a novel
ette for tho Century to bo called "Tho Squir
rel Inn." Mr. A. II. Frost, whose successful
designs lor Mr. Stockton's "ltudd.ir Grunge"
will bo remembered, is to illustrate it.
Senor Valdo's new novel, of which the
F.uroHau llteiary press aro expecting so
much, will not lio published until Octolier.
The story is said to bo a iorfect bioadside at
the morals or Spanish nobility.
Miss May Rogers, an Iowa girl, him com.
piled a Wnverly dictionary in which uioro
than thirteen hundred characters of Scott's
novels are described with Illustrative extracts
from the text.
"KrcuUer Sonata" continues to bo tho
reigning llteiary sensation Wauamaker
inudo this book when lit) condemned it ollle
ally. Mr. and -Mrs. Ward's (KlUnlietli Stuart
Phelpsi "The Master of the Magicians," from
the same press, enters into its six thousand.
Tlie author of tho now nuud "Thnicknior
ton," .Viss Molly Elliott Seawell, is a nleco of
ex-President Tyler.
"VA'mit" Als foi the .lout mil.
In order to servo the convenieuco of its
imtrons who may wish to use tho "want" col
umns of the Journal then UlilK u olllco will
receive such advertisements at the regular
r.'itctuiud transmit them tothe.ournn.
THE GLEANERS.
FOR PIANO OR ORGAN.
Published through Tlio American Press Association.
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1(X),(KX) copies of this splendid cyclopedia,
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have lieen sold, and the sale Is still vor)
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They also handle tho lied Letter Life of
the ltciuhlic Stanley Explorations In Africa.
Tho Pioneer History of America; People's
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The traveling public may not lie aware
that the II. &M. makes tho run lietweeii Lin
coln and ointH on Lake Siiierior several
hours quicker than any other Hue, our rates
are tho lowest and tho services the lient.
Make Inquiry at Union dejKit or city olllco,
corner O and Tenth streets, lieforo deciding
on your route. It's to your Interest to do so.
A. C. .lemer, C. P. & T. A.
Tho Lincoln Steam laundry having re
cently changed hands and undergone many
improvements is now tatter than over pre
pined to execute work in the very Ixist man
ner, promptly and at popular prices. Mr.
A. W. Day the now proprietor has adopted u
new and Improved process for washing and
bundling garments, by which no bleach'iig
or Injurious materials are used, the finest
fabrics such as silks, laces, flounces, flannels
or cotton goods are laundrled fu tint class
manner, w ithout the least damage. One trial
will convince the most skeptical that tho Lin
coln Steam Laundry does tho finest work in
tlio city All goods called for anil delivered.
Telephone ll'i.
L'nl Jinn, after thogroit lio sl, I rcccixcd
nbottlHof Clmuihci Iain's colic, cholera nml
dlairhoea icmcdy from my pastor, at a time
when I was very much run down with dlar-1
rlioui, mid had tried two doctors without j
finding any rtllef. This remedy relieved ino l
ut once, and cures 1 me entirely In a short
time I got several tattles and gave ft I
around among my acquaintances who weiej
ntlllcted in the same way. I think 1 gave it
to a dozen people, and It relieved and cured, '
so fur as I know, in till cases. It is tho tast I
medicine for the dnease I have ever known.
Mrs. K. L. Henrie, Johnstown, Pa
('oiiiiiidest Are Vim Aware
that the O. A. R of Nehruaka hold their re- j
union at (iriuid Island Sept 1st to 0th, and j
for this occasion tho Union Pacific ritilioad t
has nittiio it rate of one faro for the round
trip from Nebraska )lntsf Tickets will bo
on sale from Aug. flUt to Sept. .'th, good to
return to and iuclusivoSept 7th.
For further information apply to the uu-
Doctors llalley kt (loo.lell, olllco VM1 I.
M root. Telephone, til?
nisi
PluAHIfti
J7 .V WKTH. ljo O HT.
New Hardware Store.
KRUSE& WHITE,
Where you will Always llnd a Complete Manor
SHELE AND BUILDERS HARDWARE
AOKNl'Y KOHTIIK CKLKIIUATKI)
RED CROSS COOK AND HEATING STOVES,
Furnace Work a Specialty. Stores, 1210 O St. and 27 and W St,
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I'lrst, there comci the cradle to stop the baby's cry,
Hut the cradle will not hold It in the sweet bye-atul-by.
And then high chairs and rocking horse the parents must secuie
Among the many other thing they're called on to procure.
As life piocccds there comes a time when single chairs won't do,
And papa has to buy something that's big enough for two.
A little later, mind you, one chair is big enough ,
To stand the strain we make them of the strongest kind of stuff.
When old age comes we need to have soft-bottomed rocking chairs
(Bought at lock Imttoin prices) to dissipate our cares.
All tills Is Intended to Impress upon the reader's mind one Important fact,
vi. ., that we are prepared to sell all kinds of furniture of the best manufacture at low
prices.
A. T. Gruetter & Co.'s Great Furniture House,
1 1 in n vimcin'.
You Never Saw Such an Assortment
OK
Fans, Dress Trimmings,
Infants Caps and lace Scarfs
-as is now must; shown at
FOREMAN & CROWE'S
HI SOUTH l!itlt ST.
TANS He TO tHO.OII.
HEATING
STEAM AND
Hot W a te 1
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.iv.. .- rl tr,',ttir,.9;-gij)
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Plumbing
F. A. KORSMEYER & CO.
Tiiiphom. 53O
.MS S. Eleventh St.
