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r CAPITAL CITY COUKIKU, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 1H01 1 r 1 Hood's Sarsaparilla ttft pwnllur mnllin. tl It ftfitllr rf(ril from tfttllU, tniltllrtii, Mniultskc, lck, rirlrw, Jimlr lleriki) anil nllirr well known nml mOiiuMo twUMn rrmrttlM, ljr a pwtilUr romhlnillon, ptvpM'n" ami prect-M, (Ittnglo Hood's. 8.tritpiilll riiMllvo power lint omiiM l)jr oilier nirillrlnpt. Il rltcelt ttnrk. abloctirr. wlirio oilier prcimmlloiu foil. Hood's Sarsaparilla It U10 toit IiIchhI tiutlnrr t-ffetn tfi iilll. U tillrlc rtctr Imimilljr, suit ciirr HrrnfuU, 811 lllivnin. Unlit, I'lmi-lr. nil llnnimi, lj. lptU, Itllloiunpn, Hick Urnitrtctir, ImllRctlloii, 0 iictnl DrMllljr, OtAttli, llliriiinalLiii, Ulilliny ill.lftromillnU,rrrnnn' ttil HrisJ frnl hip, f tlPt mi nxllli. l l'UlM up Ilia tjilrin. Hood's Sarsaparilla IUi met pofiilliir mill liiiwfllplnl mere" nl home Such tti Imtiiiiik ll i-oiml.irlty hi I-hhpII, Mum., xlirrn II l IiiaiIp. Ilit wlwlii licldilof Imxlt mo Inking II l llm ini lhn. LimtOl iltnpsI'lK ll iih'TO f lliVi JUimisuIIIs llin of nil nllur MtilH f '"d I'litWcu. RiiMliyiltiiKtsUU. llitorr. I'rrriirr.loiiljrl'r ft I, HOOD A 00 Aillirrlf ti IwpII, !, 100 Dosos Ono Dollar Smoking Jackets, Fancy Vests, Full Dress Suits, Full Dress Vests, Fine Furnishings, Christy's London Hats, AT "1 Imvc ulwavn licanl that Mr. Cox'k Shoes were the most elegnnt ami best fit ting made. I know now from exp Tlcnee what thev are ami whenever I want any more Shoe I will net tome of the vcrv same," from BRISCOE, "The SboemaQ." A 15 Gent Shave FOR 10 CENTS AT- SAM WESTERFIELD'S, BURR : BLOCK. A A pamphlet o( Information andftlKV A.urmct of tha lwi,ibuwln llow luV . Obuln I'ntnnti, Cnrenm Tnule HkMnrki, Ooprrtchu, Mnl f-W Sll IrMtoir.V KJl I bjiu.M' Miii-r of Wutftv'H 7wr PubllHlioil Sfiturdiiy- Address nil eoiuiiiiiiiic.UlniH direct 10 lli union WlCHNlCI, I 'WINTINO CO, t'tMII.ISIIKII. Courier KulMlnK, ll:UN Hired. TKI.KIMIONK'JM I Wkhhki., .III., Editor nml Hole Pinpiletnr. V ,1 HVIINKN, AnwiK'Inlil Editor. suiinmii'rioNi One Year by Mull or Carried 1Y, Hit Months, flmiiTlin'ii Months, We.; Olio 11. mill JOlViit tnviintlily III Advance. AiiVKiiTlxKMKNTn: Utiles fiiriiNliiil on nppllc illisi nl llieofllce. Hpm'lnl rnli-nnn TlinnCoiilriioit. 'oHTitinirnoNs: Hlmrl spicy sltclrheit, hiiis nml Mnrii solicited, IVrwiiinlnml His-lnl notes sre essiilly desirable. I'mntinii: V mnkt a iHH'lnlly of Fine I'rlnlliiK In nil II brunches. HiM'lilv work n specialty. Klllcred lltllin I'ostollleo Of tilut'llll-, it second class iiiiiIIit. Mill., POPULATION OP LINCOLN, 65,000. IN TIIK MIHIAKY. Aliilicw I,nK,'lii fiiinoiiniiutlioi', linn ills nniiM'i on Unit iniicli iiiiiIIkihiI l'Iiihs known int ihiIiII'Iiith: Hit Itoynl HiuIiiii'mk, tint I'rlnci'M, llont rlc, Iiiih liiunliiUil tlm 'Ail vent iircn In tlm l.lfn of Count (Iioi'ko AllM'rl of Krlmi'li,' from tlm (lei mini of III' IC111II Krinii, Mini Morllincr it Wrlfonl will iiiIiIIkIi It In IliU country. Mr, Itlcliiinl Iiihi ('lliiilil('iili'iin'), vi-torin Jdurimllst nml ono of tlm ivirllwteotitrlliiito n to tlm Critic, In hiiIiI to I hi writing n coiiiirt liciiolvorritlclxiu of Auinrlcnu lifo anil hint I tutloiiH, to Ui C11II.-.I 'Tlm HimiHiiI Chllil or tin Nut loin.' Mr, Whlttliir wnnwiilMlKliltil with 'Krl.Mnl Ollvln' ni It aiNinnl aerially, Unit hn Iiiin written to Mix llnrrto cxiuvNi IiIh iti'tonni. nation to iviiiI it nnuln In lunik form. 'I umrvi'li'il,' ho writi-H, ut Hn mtiulralilii Mir tniltuni of tlm oiirly Quiikrrn niiiltln'lrtlini".'; Mini iuIiIh! 'An n (Jimkrr I lirnrtily tliiiuk thro for It.' Mr, Jauii'H Ijuiii A lion of ICcntucky, In ct tliiK ii'inly 11 rollivtlou of IiIn tnlot for iulill entloii In tlm irliiK. Ho In tUKiignl upon u uovi'l of Kentucky life, which will Imieiuly foriiulillciitlnli in IW'J, Keutucky'N centen nial your, Mr. Allan linn iiiiiilo u cIomi htuily if tlm wh'IaI nml Killticiil hlMory of Inn nu tlvohtutc. I'Vw iKNikn that liavo reachotl thin olllcc in veiim will compnro In Imiuly of Minimum In tyKiiipliliiil woik, witli tlm Illmi liixik lecently InhikmI liy 1'iank N, K. Urirof Oiuii I111. The Iniok coutiilnt 11 IM of iinmtK of te.ullnt; moi In Omiih'i, Lincoln inni other N'clmiftkn town, Iiu'IuiIIiik'. luiwcver, in tlio InI ('oiui' II IIIiiITn. It luriilhlicN imuicsof hut llvii thoiiMiml lioiiBo keeperii, witli iitrivt iiiiiuIh'I', etc. It inn viilualiln hook ofrofei uco to miiko up a unllliu lint, us well ns n very excellent meillum from which to pro cure ndilio-KCM for mallliiK clruulnrH nml oth er mutter that rcitilrt)4 a lint of ileilruhlu Jiiiuii Tlm IkhiU ia Uiiiitiful plecoof lit miitine mid 1111 orniinu'iit tunny llhrnry or pnrlor. It may 1m neon or puicli.ixtil nt Tiik Couhikh ollico. Tlu) rittlit to explore the situ of undent Del hi Iiiin at liint Ihmmi hcouiisI to America, Tlm Couunittee of MuuaKcrii of the Americnu School ofClatiical Htudlet at Allien met on NnvcinW -I nt Columhlti CoIIckc, nearly nil tlm colloKcn niipHirtluK tht) kchnot licliiK rcp nitcntetl. l'roftwwiir l'oliuul of llrown Unl ventlty wan cIiomi tllrector for tlm ciihuIiii; I year, to Niiccctsl I'rofefior Orrln, ami f5,(kk wnn appropriated to carry on tlm work of tlm school for tlm next your. Thoitmi Halk'v Alilrlch lutcuiU tliirlti tlm coining year to wrltti a mimher of nhort stor rliw eiioiiKh, HrhaMi, to make n comMiulou volume to 'Marjorlu Daw, and Other Talen.' Hu will alno write hoiiio piihi-hoii travel, and will iNwnlbly llnd on his hand another liook in the manner of 'Worn roukaio to Penth,' Two more chapter will completu a little tMHik about old 1'ortntt'outh a UiIiik Mr. Aldrii-h linn long hoen meniiltiK to do. An to poems, ho never maken any plaint. He writes a ventu only when It Inlstn on being wi itten, ami never work at all excepting in hli idle hour. "Tlio author who han wares worth rcIIIhk hn only hlmnelf to hlamn if ho In nnuccesi ful when no many pulillnherH are competing for his inerelmndiM. Like other nrtlxtn. hu In seldom a man of business, though publish em know that he Is sometimes ipilte sulllc lently shrewd. The end of the matter In that llteiature In nu art, with all the plensuios and nilvautaKen of till art to net off UKitiiist tlm poverty and the uncommercial character of tlm at list. He makes many friends among Ids readers; he may win his share of fame or notoriety, he is happy in his labor; andj venture to think that, It he chooses, he need not he underpaid. And ho can alway 8 grum- urn in i no Americans." "One Ims very little sympathy with audi. urn who grumble nt tho publisher' getting iiissiiine. iienm nm niakotho liook; true, but he made it H)ihle. You cannot get on without him. His life Is rar more laborious than your, lie Is mowed un in I'nternoster. row. or wherever It may In, all the beet part of tho day, summer or winter. You, If you choose, are on ti.e moors, or the links, or by tho riverside, or, at worst, in your own ktudy, while he is in mi ofllce, answering lot tern and making his life tedious with ostl mate ami accounts. Tho author may lie In Bamoaor In Lochalier, while the joor pub lisher may tie in Imdon, tolling for tho author and hit brethren. Of course, ho may make more money than tho author (though I never heard yet of a publisher who became as rich as a lucky speculator in mineral or nitrates, whatever they may lie); but his life is far from being so enviable as that of tho scribbler. Tho iiceewful author nevd onvv nolnxly in the Torld; tho unsuccessful author has his compensations, while I do not see that tho unsuccoisful publisher has nnything of the kind, Tho author who gets much less than hU share Is probably tho victim of his own vanity, carelessness, or indifference." Tho liest and rarest tlyo to color tho lienrd HrtMii or Illack, ns nmy l deidrod, Is Buck nglmm's Dyo for the Whiskers. It never falls. Safety Machine Fur. Sale. I havo a new safety, latest patent that I will sell cheap for cull. Machine cost 'J5 rui I I will sell U for fU5, Call on Kdsur Wcsm;! at Couhikh otllce. 1 J&lfo' No. .IIB. What In II? It dogs your footsteps nil the tiny, Anil inliiilrN uvcry miitloii; It klircU Ih-nIiIo iiii wIicii you irny, Ah inocklii j our devotion. 'TIm now Im'IiIihI, now U'fort-, Willi inli'ii uniti'Miiiiiitiit tuillc; Diinit'.i 011 i'IHiiu or mi Moor, Llki1 iicriilinl Kono fninllc. A kIiiiiI or n ihvurf In Iu-IkIiI. No unipon woiiikIh or rc'iitls It; TIioiikIi il'irk llerlf It dwclU In Unlit, Anil only iliirkncHH cniln It. No. Mill.-I'lclorlnl Miinii'rlriil llolKiiut. 29-6 touM that day kjl,mWJowiuniwj jwT jra it j;. T. The answer, consist Inn of t hlrt v let lorn, is a couplet relut lug to windy went her. St Nlchol.it No. II'.MI. Itlii mini; llimlile Aerostle, My llrht ii Khoti mutt mirely bo reckoned. A Nebrasknn city It my necond. A ahlp It lost for wimi of my third. My fourth It In the hkippltiK herd. If ii mistpcut life you would not ruo You mutt primult nml llualn do. No. il'JI. lliuir UIiim. o o o o O ri o o o o o o O o o o o o O o o o O o o o o o o o o o o o I. To outweigh. pendlm: changer. from Kurope. 0. o o o o o o o o o o 'J. Finished. .1. Im i. A trillu. r. Letter A spring of mineral water. Utile. 8. One of tho parts of speech. l Pertaining to Norwny. Cen- trnis An animal. No. 3'4'J. Knny llelieuilllIK. 1. Behead u large bundle and leave rt bev erage. 'J. Behead custom and leave it man of wisdom. II. Behead not any and leave it unit. 4. Behead part of a ship and leave a nnakellke llsh. Ii. Behead a church festi val occurring In the spring and leave a flower. 0. Behead to contend in running anil leave n unit. 7. Behead it shelter ami leave n bower. 8. Behead angry and leave it llxed allowance U. Behead thetlrstnf thu six mechanical powers and leave al ways. 10. Behead it series of steps and leavo a venomous serpent. The la-headed letters will spell the name of it place famous In American history. No. 3S3. Curlulliiientn. 1. Curtail it platform and leavo an ani mal. '2. A plant and leave to Incline. 3. A kind of food ami leave a nian'a name. No. 3U4. Number In AnHgrum. t. Wo let V, 5. Next Is K, 2. Thin tree, 0, Seen Kvent, 3. Fortune K, 7. Ho tinge K, 4. Fife net, a Nu tine no. No. 333. Hidden Statei. 1. "A Foregone Conclusion" is tho name of one of Hnwells' bonks. 2. Ho gave him n protocol, or it document written on parchment. 3. It la said a hoy den makes tho best of wives. I. "Strong as a horse" It often said, but a horse has less endurance than a man. 5. Ho was given to dogma lu early life, tut became more liberal with years. 0. Tho ship was drawn into tho vortex ns It approached too near tho fatal coast. Key to the I'unler. No. 309. Unfinished Rhymes: Short, bought; youth, truth; laud, strand; years, apHurs; crown, down; boon, noon; op pressed, guessed. No. 310. Word Charades! t. Pot-luck. 2. SM.'urmtnt. 3. Wormwood. 4. Toll some, ft. Yard-wand. tl. Cut-purse. No. 311. Numerical Enigma: Robinson Crusoe. No. 312. Illustrated Rebus: "Men ara but children of a larger growth." No. 313. Geographical Acrostic- Afri ca. I. Alps. 2. Florence. 3. Rhine 4. In verness, ft. Canada, tl. Albion No. 814. A Cluster of Diamonds: I. I. D. 2. Sip. 3. Spare. 4. Diamond. 5. Proud. r End, 7. D. II. I. S. 2. Saw. & Strap 4. Sanllus. ft. Waist. 0. Put. T. S. III. I. P. 2. Sea. 3. Pearl. 4. Ari. 5. L. IV. 1. T. 2. Top. 3. Topaz Pan. 6. '.. V. t. A. 2. Arc. J. Agato. 4. Etc. ft. E. VI. 1. U. 2. Her. 3. Beryl. 4. Rje. ft. I No. 315. Floral Anagram: Petunias. No. Illti, Cross word Enigma: Juniper, No. 317 -Decapitations: F-tisk, T-rick; T-ar, K-nab, M-ore, L-outh. 2-.t- 30-11 n-tt- nu-) it ithii. IlJ.men brniiuhtn friend with him. "(lot a very hiiniWniiu' pliiee," remarked his friend us tliey ilitnv near llm house. "Own It prohablyr" "No," HJoni-t replied Koomily, 111 never have tho luck to own a plaro llko thai; I lent It." "My tlio way," wild bin friend after u mnmcnt'M piuno, "who llvct In that funny little Iioiim) In your hick yardr" "That 'a the man I tent from." Mil winikco Sentinel. I'liii'til. .Mrn, lloneyton Are those hoiiiii of tho tlKars I Kino yotif lloneyton - Yen. Mr, lloneyton How are they? lloneyton -They urn of the kind that. It it belter to nlvo than to receive. Harper' ItuAir. Itookn nn They Ale Named. Minn Murle Correlll neinls us tho follow Iiilc list of I'ligllsh novels us they appear printed In the circulating library cataloguu nt Vevey, .Switzerland; Kiivunagh'H "I)Vun yenni and other tlmles." "Too Miiiiuit not to 1ms Two." Dickens "Skatchcs." Mnt. Hoey'H "Oohlo Sorron." Illack' "Shu adventures of a IMiuy thrm." Trollope'M "Ho knu ho was ItlKt." Mr. Craik'M "Ills littl mother nml other Skethcs," Mr-.. Mawhall'M "Llfu'H Afternmtoh." Forbes' "SodieriiiK ami Scrlbbiug." Motley's "(ianeo nt the Pabst of KukINIi Llteratur." Bret llarte'M "Tuiikfnll Bnssoni." "Notes from tlio pockit-bouh of an opium ccter." "Coiiferlolis." "Alio creuks puvs" ("Hu Who Breaks, Pays"). "llow to be Lappy Ahouuh inarrier" ("How to lie Happy though Married"). St. .lames (iu.ette. The Wrung Man. When D.iu Heard had been engaged to design the illustrations for Mark Twain's lust book, "A Yankee in King Arthur's Court," ho wroto to Mr. Clement, unking what Instructions ha wished to give. Mr Clement, a few days later, shambled into Mr. Benril's studio. "Mr. Beard" (oh, if thu types could only reproduce that drawl of hitl), "Mr. Beard," he said, '"If somebody should como to ntu and say, 'Clement, I want you to write u story for me,' I'd say, 'All right, I'll write astory-for you.' But If somelhidy should come to me and say, 'Clement, hero's it story I want you to wrlto for tue,' and tliuu should lH.-gili to tell me the story, I'd say, 'Hold on, you blamed fool, you don't want to hire me; you want to hire a typo writer.' " Tills, Mr. Beard says, wus thu extent of lust met lout given by Mr. Clemens. An alottitu Mugu.iue The Last Itello. "Madam," said thu bearded stranger, "ten years ago your son ran away to seA and has never been heard from since. All thesu years you have waited. When hu left you declared that you woukl know lames by thu wart on his neck." "Can it bo possible," exclaimed thu poor widow, "that you uro my long lost son? Oil, .lumcsl" "Hold on a minute," Interrupted the stranger. "I am not your son, but I havo got that wart lu this carpet hag, and the price to you will bo$iV" New York Kveu lug Sun. Working Into the Spring. Housewife Will you clean oil' this snow for uiiurtcr? Boy les'm. Housewife Well, after you havo cleaned off thu front walk and stups I shall want you to make a nice path down to the well and through thu orch ird, clean olT thu cel lar doors, and then bring up thu water from the well and a few buckets of coal from down stairs. Boy And then, mu'ittu, I suppose you'll want to hnvuyour grass cut? Now York Sun. 111 mil Cil'titillils. "Do you think you will gain your law suit?" asked (Jut Smith of Col. Yerger, who had been run over by a lire engine and was suing the city r.f Austin for damages. "Yes, I think 1 11 rvmiu out ahead." "Hat your lawyer given you grounds to think so?" "No, hut I have given him grounds to think so, I've deeded him two lots on Austin nvenuu as a fee." Texas Sittings. Lack of C'tilllltleilte. Miss Novelette-You say that Do Wag- stick wat a great poet, but ruined by his modesty? Mist Passion pen Yet, hu would write thu most soul lnsplringven.es, but his ex treme tlillideucudid not give him the neces sary confidence, and hu used to sign Swiu burne's namu to tlium. New York World. Mil) lie. Watt Wonder why they always call a locomotive she? Potts Mitylsj it it on account of thu hor rible noise it makes when it tries to whistle. Indianapolis Journal. Tlm Proper Arronipanlnieot. Cltycus Sliooting good around here? Rusticus Wall, ye-e.t. I reckon it's as good here as anywhere else, if you've brought your target along with you -Week's Sport. Signs of Dentil, Bellows What makes you fear your son out in Colorado is dead? Fellows (with a fcluli)- lie hasn't written for money for near a month. Thu Epoch. i:iiKugt-d. "What experience as au electrical expert have )ou had?" "I've been struck by lightning." 1'he Enoch. Mr '"'J , 1109 0 ST. Vc arc offering sonic Special Bargains in TABLE LINENS, Napkins and T .wefe.. ;o- Our Special Gloak and Dress Goods Sale Will be continued another week. This is the Season of the year when COAL is KING when Competition is Close and Everybody has the best. Then is thu time to go direct to Headquarters. You need a supply for the Wintur and as now is the time to buy, why not call on BETTS St WEHVER and sec their line and get prices. There you can get .he pure article direct from America's greatest mines noted for their purity and excellent quality. Call up Phone 440. ?$$&$& mmm 1204 and 1206 ANTIIKACITK BLACK DIAMOND DOMESTIC PERFECTION OHIO JACKSON Ul.,1) KENTUCKY NEW KENTUCKY TRENTON PEERLESS VULCAN WALNUT Block and Nut IOWA Block and Nut MISSOURI Block and Nut KANSAS Block nml Nut &tZi1 i nrrxi rt."$SffJSi ft TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN H. K. SURGEON DENTIST, Who has the Exclusive Use of Steauna's Anesthetic No Chloroform J No Kther ! No Gas I A Pull Set of Teeth on Rubber for $5.00. All Fillings at thu Lowest Kates. I)R H K KFRMAN Rooms 94. 95. 9Mwr Kiock, Ul. 11. l. lL.lmm, LINCOLN, NEB DISTRICTV Delivering W "Vi QlaYj3X A tat any At at any COMPANY o ms- The New Realistic Novel "HER HUSBAND'S FRIEND," -11 ALBERT ROSS. 'I he Latckt out lv this famous author. THE GOTHAM, uoi Office, 1 18 south 1 ith st. urfnArtsRieHTER f 0' Street Burr Block ' lm?SJX;fliK V COAL -:- COAL I will Sell One Ton Pennsylvania - Anthracite At the Yard for $9.60. M . L. Tr ester. J3TT- KER7VSKN SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR Notes, Letters. Invitations 1- ARC ELS, ETC. U'i CAX H'AA'E VOU UP hour to iiuilte thu early trains Ket your mall from postolllee, etc. Open Day and Night I Telephone 190. Ollice, S. W. cor. loth and O. In Paper Edition 50c, to be had at N Street. uftii4i