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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1891
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DELIGHTFUL
COMFLEXION
EFFECTS
MftylH'iinntiiiTil by tlm urn) of MIIH. OIIA
ItAM'H KurpiiIo KuiiiiioI mul her Komi
llloom. The. complexion iiml color nro luiiilu
iiorfoci, iiml tlm ('""I xl scrutiny could mil do
loot mm hhiIm of powder or lh least Indira,
tlnn of nrtlllelnl color. I will stake my rep
lltntlnn tliiitnn nny hieoloiin ulvo tlu moat
ilcllahtnil complexion 11ml color with Kit-
Ronm Kiutiiiel iiml lliino blossom, it ml
lint 1111 turn could immtllily tell tlmt
tlm color or t'oiniiloxlou wero nrtlltn
In). Thin In IiIrIi nrl In ooiwiellcs. Tlmy
aro enoh more hnrntlriMi than nny oilier cos
metic In (I10 world, because I hoy nrnrnchtll.
olvlim In tlii'lr until ro, mul llini does not
oloit 1111 llm poro. When iirIiik Ihoitti superb
conmiiiIIck jtni limy vIhi tlm dun or pompl
rntlon from the fare without murrlim their
tlollcMo bounty Tlmy remain on nil tiny, or
tintlltvn '"'' "H'
MMaltMkafli tlit two font niiywlmro for
fir rwTZ hy IIUWAUD'rt tllAMONI)
VllAKMAOY.Nortltwetil Corner r mul mil
trrrt.
Mrs. (Iridium, 1KI l'nt t, t-nii Krn nelson.
. trnt Indies for nil tli-fcet or blomUliPi oi
fur or tlmiro. Sold slump for her llttlo book
"How (olio llonutlful,"
Nestor of the Magazines
"Accordion to Homer, Nrhtoii, tlit lil
wnrrlor nml Ilio lnefiuiicllor of tlm Orcck
hud ruled over (Iihh Koiicrtnlniis of iiifn.
and was wine no tlm Inimortnl nods,"
T3rX 23
North American Review
tins hern In tlm run of Amrrlrnn thought for
more limn Hirer iiinrlcrs of u century, riink
Inir always wllh the IiopI nml mutt Infturn
tlnl ihtIoiIIciiIk In tlm world. It Is the mouth
piece oftlic men who know intuit iilniitt the
ureal topics on which Amrrlrnr.it require to
bo Informed from month to montli, lis con
rlbitlnr teli'K the Irntlcts r,f tlitmiilil mid no
tion In oory (ltttl. Jlirp who wrultl lilt
COUIIKOl Of IllO lllKllCKt klHIWhtlKO on th
milr of (ho tlini. mul Icnrn wlinlls Inlm
mid rvKiirilli'K Hum II"' rceoKnl.ctl nil
thorltloKonlHilli shirs, must llierefniu rend
run xvitrn amkuioan ituviKir, tiu
Ncntnrnf Hie inimiwliies.
"Tlio North Aliierlenn llevlew Ik nlieiid of
nny iniliiilim this tuiiitry bus ox it wen Hi
thnliiipnrtniiceor Ilio topics It i-'lfcussos nnd
(ho eminence or It, contributor." Albany
Anu.
"llns tit come. Ik were, tlm Inlritlccul
Aineilenii oltUoii's tinnd-h' nU on uieiil ipies
tlon. of Ilio liinir."-Hiuulo Kjthm.
"Tlm North Anierlcnii llovlciv touches
Ainorlciinf. on utmost every point In which
they 11 ro lnlerchloil."-ifim llcivtd.
"A inonltler of Inlrlllironl opinion liy the
liimiirtlitl ntvwiitnllnn iiNnilli -I'lexoflinpor-tnnt
t.iilOoet."-lfif((i(W,iM 11'lMe L'tlutr.
TholUtof recent conlrlbn(orn to the ItK
VIKW forniHnitillofreprcKcnlnllvo imm nud
women of (ho lime, limliidlne W. K. Clliul
tone,.l. O. IllnliiPi Cnullnnl nilil)om,Mpenlt
erlleed, Kx-SpenlterCnrll-le. V. MeKlnley,
Jr Oiildti. Mum. Atliini. (lenernt Shernmn.
Admiral Porter, Mine. lUnviiUky. T. A. IMU
ton, lllhoi II. C. I'oller, KIU.iIm.(Ii H.VIielpt,
Chn. H. I'nrnell, A J. Ilnlfonr, Jiilin Morley,
Col. H.tl. IitKersoll, Henry OeorKe, Uliiuinecy
M. Dopow. Kilwnnl lU'lliuiiy.l'rofeHiorJiimeii
Hryco, (lull tliimllton, etc., ele.
All Ci'iila n Number, .1.0tl it Yenr.
iViiu' is the Time to Stidsnilr!
The North -mencan Review',
:t Hftitt Mtti St., New York.
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wl ni ilin. Illf rll at iif W y all tl.RM lurr.
Uf.ll IUU.l!TrtO, Hoi HBO. l-oullillili.N.IJi.
rvu a wis ,friv
WCn MIND DISEASED.
A iiiim Itlekllimili SnrfrrliiK frilm At it II It.
Oiiimril by Hire pletnc,
It In to I hi hoped Hint tlio eloiul of In
minlty Hint Iiiin wtlletl upon tlio linilu of
A111111 DlrkliiNiin
will 10011 I i illH'
pellt'tl. If tlm ro
jioit li trim t lint
lier ileriiiigeiiii'iil.
In niimfil liy III'
tomnlii, II li proh'
itliln Hint rextmiil
lelllt'inenl limy III
111111I0 Amerliiiiii
milium I lint, lier
iiri'Mt'iit iillllt'tlon
AWNA IIICKINHON
nntiiriilly nil nut h wltletpreml liileiest anil
Nympntliy.
HI10 wns horn In 181'-', nml when hut M
yenrn of nmi llrnl. cotirleil tlio Klnrn of pul
lliilty hy wHlliiKiin nrtlclu on tint nliivery
lUestloii. 'I'welvn imilillis lnler hhti liiinlu
her !lrt NpetTli. In 1NII hIio M-cureil n
plncti nt the I'hllnilelplilii mini, hut noon
loht It lienuiMO of nil iiiIiIhun In wliluli nIio
ilunouiireil (Inn. .Mt'Clellun nt n traitor.
After Hint hIio tlovoteil her cnerKles to vnrl
oim Horlft of llttirnry labor. For n Ioiik
1 1 iiid him wiim ii proiulimnt IlKimi on -tlm
lecturo plittfornmof tlio country, her chief
tnpU'M lielnn nliivery, leinperiiiice nml wtini
iiii'm HkIiIi. SlmnNo wrntiiMiviinil ImjoIch
nml unlueil fniim nml fortune. About (If
teen jciim iikohIio turneil hur nltentloii to
tlio HtJige, hut an mi nctri'MH hIio hnrilly
hcoretl wlmt tint French cull u "hucccnh of
esteem." ,
I'or thu hwt ilecmlu hIhi Iiiin llveil nt WeHt
PlttNton, Ph., with her ulster Kiinuu, her
tltiiii belnn devoted in wiirUmif chnrlty mul
piny wrltiiiK. Hliu einerned from hur re
tirement III 18.HS to tukn thohtuinpfor Hur
rUtui, mul iimilo n iiiiiiiIht of vlKoroiiN
Rpeeche.i, Of Into hIio Iiiin nuirercil from
NlceplcKMiCHH, nml tlio other tiny developed
violent lunula, chimliiK her Hlnter and 11
Horvnnt from thu lioiixo with n knife. Ho
cau.Ko of tills it was thought U't to cotillno
her In an asyluni, where him can receive
compclent treatment for tlio alleviation or
cum other malady.
Where MUtlng llrltln Wit Found.
If thotiieur and comical happenings of
ilio wedding tiny aru uvcr collated tlm com
pllcr Hlioilld nut overlook the recent pre
dicament of n Glilnexo inalclen at Canton.
Slit) had Ueu carried to her lirlileKrooui'B
Inline, hlildeii lu llmcUHtomiiry eiubrolileretl
red nut In dial r, decora ted with llovern,aml
putilown at tlio tloor to uwalt tlm auspl
cIoun inouieut forcrosshiK tlm Ihreslioltl.
Ilert'hcort hatl coinuu Ioiik way anil wero
wenry, no they retlretl into it nelKliliorliiK
tipluui tleu mid went tonleep. They woko
Into in the ohmiIiik, runheil to thu tloor,
and concluding tlm brldu Iiml left carrleil
tliu chair liaok to Its loft, b'oon afterward
thu bridegroom nml his family, dressed In
their iM'nt, IIkIiU'iI tlio candles and tlio In
coiiHOHtleks, laid out rlcti ami tlio orthodox
viands ami opened llm tloor. No hIkii of
either clmlr or hrhle. They linineillntely
ilecliled that hIiu Iiml been carried tilT hy
brlK'Uids ami alarmed tlm wlitile district,
thu search koIiikoii for hours fruitlessly.
At last the distracted bridegroom woko up
the chair bourerx, ami thuy, Mruck by a
sudden Idea, ran olT to thu loft. They
opened tlio chair, ami there, sat the poor
llttlo brltlu, HtllT, frlulitemsl and huiiKry.
Sliu liutl felt that slit) was beliiK carried olT,
li.'t tlaiotl not cry out, as no well bred jjlrl
oib'lit to open her lips till after tlio inar
rlnKu ceremony,
A MIDI tlio In lNilltlcN.
W nen Miss Catharine M. Dre.vel, the pos
KVHsor of houiti $T,0oo,(XK), tlovoteil her life
mul property to tlm work of tho church, It
was mi Item lu Catholic progress, nml now
that her sister's husband, Ktlwiirtl tie V,
Morrull, owner of considerably tntiru tlmn
t Im above anil manni'cr of tlm Droxel e.stato
of U,000,()00, hns
Iwi'ii elected conn
cllinan from thu
Twtinty-llftli
ward, It in an
equnlly Inruo Kent
lu tlm politics of
Philadelphia, lie
In tlio richest man
lu public life of
that city, nml In a
very anient ntlvo-
iwkx" ,3W' t-itiu tn it i-oimiru-
iieiisivo policy 01
Improvements. Ho
KDWAitD pk v. Momti:LL','Npcclnlly prom
inent as tho advo
cate of a system of rapid transit, as to which
ho says: "Phllmlelphla In known far anil
wide us thu city of homes, but wu have less
accommodations to reach our homes than a
city of ouc-llftli tho size. I mil for iIoIuk
nil that will make Philadelphia worthy of
Its niiuie."
Tho Imliixtrlmi Niilliin,
Alslul llmnitl, tho present sultan of Tur
kny, In said to bo much beloved because ho
shoivsn real Interest lu tho welfuiv of his
people. IIu has lieen fourteen jour a
ruler, ami, unlike some of lifs pretlecosors,
takes u laborious noil active share. In the
letalis of government. Ho eats little moat
mul ninny nweets, Kinokes cigarettes Iiicch
s.iiitly, and never touches liquor, bis favor
to drink Ih'Iiik lemouuile, of which ho con
sunies hiru iiiiuntltles.
SiirKi'iiii (Ifiiertil of Ilio Ami).
Col. nml Dr. Clinrles Sutherluud, innde
-urK'eon i;eneiul of (ho l.'iiited Sdites army
losucceetl tlielatu
Dr. Baxter, Is a
native (if Penmtyl
aiila, mul about
Ixty years of nut,
!Io ontoretl tlio
army us usltaut
urt;i,oii liiiiiiedl
utely aft or his
;;r luliiiitlon, ami
has coiistHiieutly
Mjrvcd tlm country
thlrty-elKhtjenrH,
libltiK slowly hut
iiti'iiillly in rank.
fe-
issii .
wl :n
V-i . s:l
iv ,fy
?"
OKN, 8UTIli:itl.ASI).
Ills piuMuil olllco iiKo (,'lves hliu the rank
of brigadier Keuoral. When appointed
HiirKvou ueneral ho was a member of thu
retirlin; board at Governor's Island, New
York. I'lonklni; to View n I'mi:.
Clvllled man of today Is us curious nud
wiKcr for novelties us, tho ancient fircekH.
For thu moment homo rulu anil tho nristo
emtio card scandal liuvo taken t-ecuml
place in Ignition. Thu peojilu of (hat (own
nro lloeklnK to kco a curious white fro
now on exhibition, which Ih uulquo us to
color, nml has brilliant ruby eyes, rlniiuotl
with gold. ,
Infant mortality In FiiKlaml mul Wales
(lurii)K the year 1800 whs noticeably law.
The tlcatliH wero relsteretl of over UW.tXXl
children under twulvo inontlis of n'(e.
1 WW
yl. Th3B
"4- t-S
time, fixloio lier -'". 'j
to woiiliil vlKtir. JWt2l6sy?j
MIhh nirklnvm '"SM
Mieiiilnt'iit tin ex W-if"Sh'(VW:ft
iimplti of tlm Htdf .Mfcif t!wNk.VK.
' nVi"vjptrc
If ..d'
I Tl
Conitllliiniil Unity,
IMewt Well, Dennis, you'ro murrletl, I
lirnr. I'm very Kind of It, How tlo you
find your wife KetuloiiK tOKetberf
Dennl.t -Wnll, yer rnveri'iue, 01 I'lnk we
KOl iiIoiik U'sht toglther whin we're apart.
IIohIiiii Courier,
Wl'fli-tt 7liitri' n Will Thern'it n W'ny.
Pi
-Life.
tin Didn't Know.
A mull boarded a train the other day mul
took a seat, in front of n woman wlio wiih
vury ourloiiH alsiiit tho country. .Sim asketl
about tho crops, tho price of land, thu
characteristics of tho people, the cllmato
nml many other thlns. To all her In
tulrles thoHtniiiKur ruturnetl n respectful
"I don't know, ma'am; I really don't
know."
"Ih this as Kootlncllmntous New Yorkr"
"I think ho, ma'am j but really I cannot
any."
"Do thu peoplo Room to bo well content
ed f"
"I tlon't know."
"Whom do they scorn to prefer an n presi
dential cumliilutol"
"I can't Hiiy, inn'ain."
"Aro tho farmers low spirited over tho
decline in wheat"
"Tliey may bo, but I liavu no means of
knowing."
"Should you nay tills was n Kootl statu
for a youtiK man to boKln llfu lur"
"1 shouldn't liko to kIvo an opinion."
His uou-comuilttal nnswors annoyed thu
wnmaii. Sim was silent for half a minute,
and then Is-Kan iiuiilu:
"Havo you been lu MIcIiIkiiii Ioiik'"
"Tlireti jenrs, ma'am."
"Anil yet. you tlon't neeni to bn very well
Informed about matters ami thliiKs."
"Well, nia'ani, to tell you tho truth," ho
replied, its ho turned about, "I'm a resi
dent of .Ohio. I camu up hero ami slolu a
horse, nud was sent to tho Ionia prison for
three years. I haven't been out more than
two hours yet."
ills questioner rose ami took the fourth
neat back, "In u way to iniiko thotlust liy,"
its tlm reporter expressed it, ami did not
open her mouth nniii, even to tho conduc
tor, until the train was running Into De
troit Cincinnati Kuquirer.
(Ircut Prrnmicr of Mlnil.
"If you've Knt uny remarks to tiuiku be
foro wo jerk you up," announced tho leutlei
of tho band of regulators, "wu'll listen toi
'em.''
"Will you Ivo mo a minute4" pleaded
tho condemned lior.so thief, "Just one min
ute'" "Yes."
"I haven't much to say," faltered the
trembling wretch, his eyes dim with team,
"but I should liku to slim a souk a llttlo
book that, carries mo back to my Innocent
childhood days:
"Slio-o-o'a my sweetheart,
I-I-l'm her"
This wiih all ho sanu. At thu first nnto
Ills persecutors had sprunj; on their horses
lu wild, maddening haste, and tho sound
of thu retreating hoof beats, growing
fainter nml fainter, camu to his ears from
far, far down tho valley. Ho was saved.
Chicago Tribune
Thu Kemitt tr I,jlnK.
A negro who was giving evidence In n
Georgia court was reminded by tlio judge
that he was to tell thu whole truth.
"Well, yer see, boss," said thu dusky
witness, "I'so skeeretl to tell tlo whole truth
for fear I might tell u lio."
Judge (to witness) Do you know tho
iiuturu of an oath?
Witness Suh4
Jutlgu Do you iinderctand wlint you are
to swear to?
Witness Yes, sahj I'm to swear to tell
thotruf.
Jutlgu Ami wlmt will happen if you tlo
not tell It
Witness I 'spools oursltlc'll win tlo case,
sail. Huston Tiaveller.
Iimlatlni; mi Accuracy.
Tho prizo lighters wero in their corners,
awaiting tlm call of time.
"May thu best man win!" yelled nn ox
cited man in the crowd.
The referee, n man from Iloston, raised
his limiil authoritatively.
"Hold!" ho exclaimed, in a volco of
thunder, "1 cannot permit that to pass un
corrected. May thu better m. in wlnl Pro
ceed with tliu content ion, gentlemen. Tlio
moment has arrived." Chicago Tribune.
rreKi'iiru of Mlml.
Hofjust Intrnduotd) Whuta very home
ly man that gentl umn near tint piano Is,
Mr. Hopson.
She Isn't lief That Is Mr. Hopson.
Ho (equal to the oocaslon)-Oh, Imleetll
How true) it is, Mrs. Hopson, that tho
homely men always get tlm prettiest
wlvwi! Amorlc.in Hebrew.
I'IiIii'k liiiMi'lniiet'.
Mrs. Do Kay Kuigliu I wish you would
throw that cigar nwny.
Mr. Do Kny Kiilglin Why, love, ynu
said you liked to havo mo suioko beforo
wo were married,
Mrs, Du Kny Knlgnn Hut I didn't havo
Fido then. It makes him cough dread
fully. Puck.
I'rngrotii.
She Did you succeed in mastering
French while abroad'
IIu Nearly. I did not succeed in mak
ing thu Frenchmen comprehend in.' tnr
could 1 make out what they wero tlriv.'ig
nt, but I got so that I could umlersiuitl
my.self when I talked. Idfo.
Tlit) (.rent mul Onli.
"Yes!, will," Ktltl the colored waiter, "I'm
go'n' tor leave tho hotel business. I'm
goln' with a show."
"You won't getanytlpstliere.wlllyour"
"I never took a tip in my life, snh. D.it's
how 1 collie to get do job, I'm goln' with
u illiiiu mil tviitu, sab " J)troI( Fitv Pifss.
CANADA'S MOT GAMP 'ON.
III the C'liiimn of Willed l.'illiur
Flirrer
W'n (,'nllett llunl Nittni-it.
Canada's political campaign this year
out roared anything previously known lu
Hint liinil, lu vulgar and vituperative,
o I oq no nee tho
Conservatives, o r
"Tories," of tho
Dominion could
give points to
American politi
cians, ami If tlio
fervent M leuls
Q. VfwKysjJ nntl trop " urn-
sV?ilfr toryof thu Liber
als, or "Grits."
vl r& fitillfit tui tlltiiii1
Into ftpilvalent
units of material
i:t)WAltl) f.vniiKli. heat, they would
melt all tho snows this sldoof Hudson's
Hay. Such phrmos as "traitor," "Judas,"
'sneaking nniiexatloiilst" ami "vllo bar
(orer with tho Yankees" wero flung about
as recklessly as corresponding terms weru
lu tlio United States In 187U.
And what was It all iiIhmiI Why, thu
"Grits" want reciprocity with tho United
Stntes unrestricted, or as henr it as tltoy
can get and nro nut unwilling to discuss
annexation, though not professing to favor
It. Tliu "Tories," led by tho great Sir
John Miifiloniilil, established thu protective
policy in 1878, anil have ruled tlm Domin
ion on that lino uvcr nlnce. Sir John
showed extraordinary hlirowtlncss by an
nouncing a dissolution nud going to tho
country on a new election for parliament
Just at thu tlniu when ho hatl thu mostnm
munition. And he hit tho "Grits" hard
hy producing proof that miineof their lend
ing men havo been to Washington with
proposals that tlio American politicians
atlopt measures tending to force annexa
tion. Hero's where tho "treason" comes lu.
Kditor IM ward Farrer, of Toronto, ap
pears to bo the guiltiest mull, ifguilttliero
be. IIu recently wrote n lit tie pamphlet en
titled "Trade Helatlons," in which, under
tho gulsuof showing tlio Canadians wlmt
advantages tliu United States possess lu a
tariff war, ho really shows how thu great
republic might coerce Caunda.
Ktlward Farrer Is a rosy and Jolly Mini
ster Irishman of 45 years. Onto so poor
that starvation threatened, ho is now tho
best paid Journalist in Canada. In his
days of extremity ho quietly did work for
papers of different faiths, nud all Canada
wnsama.ed at tho extraordinary ability
with which u discussion on tliu tariff was
conducted between two prominent Jour
nals. Ono day tho Lllieral paper would
"crush Sir John" with conclusive facts
and figures, tho next tho administration
Journal would show that thu data hail no
bearing. About thosamu tlmu thu organ
of tlm Orangemen ln-gati to exhibit un
usual talent, and pretty soon thu Catholic
exponent rejoined in such clearand admir
ably chosen arguments that its readers
were charmed.
Tho secret leaked out, and theiowas first
nnger mid then laughter; but Mr. Farrer,
who had served as font editors at once,
never lacked employment thereafter. To
his honor it must bo said t hat ho never de
scends to scurrility and claptrap. Ills nr
I'unients on lie(h sides weru instructive.
Ho writes French as fluently as F.iiglish (a
valuable power lu Canada), ami is equally
pure nml clear In both. Ho Is i-eldoni seen
on thu streets of Toronto, mid most peoplu
taku III tn for i prosperous farmer.
South Dakota's New Senator.
J. II. Kyle, newly elected United States
senator for South Dakota, Isan illustration
of how rapidly thu
young "slnco-the-war
fellows" aro
coming to tho
front, for ho was
born near Xeuiii,
0 Feb. SI, 18.VI,
and is thus a ju
nior rather than a
senator. No man
lu the next con
gress will havo
such an extraor
dinary run of good
fortune to exhibit.
Ho has lieen uni
formly successful
lu llfu from tho
ICYI.K.
start, and at tlio end of a contest unpar
alleled as to the number of candidates was
elected liy tlio merest chanco by a combi
nation of the Democrats and Alliance men
in tho legislature.
Ho was graduated from Oberlin collego
In 187a, anil from (ho Western Theological
seminary at Allegheny, Pa., in 1882; ho
served some time as pastor of Hie Congre
gational church lu Salt Lake City, and in
18S0 went to Dakota, where ho Is financial
secretary of Yankton cllege. Ho was
elected to the statu seuato from Drown
county as an Independent, ami advocates
low tariff, prohibition, free coinage of tlio
American product of silver ami thu plat
form of tlm Dakota Farmers' Alliance.
Tlm I.iov if I.llicl.
J ml go McAilnm, of tho New York su
preme court, has rendei oil a decision which
involves somu important statements re
garding the law of liM. He says, among
other things: "Truth, Irrespective of mo
tives, is a complete Justification to a civil
action for a libel. Any ono has n
rixht to comment on methods of public in
terest ami general concerns provided hu
tines so fairly and with mi lionet purpose.
Such comments aru not libellous, however
severe in their tiirius, unless they aro writ
ten maliciously."
United Stales Senator W'lUon's Heath,
l'ythe death of Hon. Kphralm K. Wil
son, United Stules senator from .Maryland,
thu country loses an uble mul patriotic cltl-
- -", .on. Ho passed
tf " V-ar -V away at his resl-
II O ileiieolu Washing
ton after a brief
illness. He wits
born at Snow Hill,
Mil., D.o. , ISJI,
..mlllist ideutllleil
himself wiih poll-
!( tl, t) 1? li.tlmr
' ..Ai ,. -VL t h o n elected u,
v.-!wiv member of tlio
U.Sy J house of delegates
' " from Worcester
HON.
K. K. WII.Sltt; nniintv. Ho nrnc
ticcd law until 1807, rlioii lm retired. In
16TJ he Wi ut to congress as a rvpresentii
tlve, .mil ill 1S7S ho liecamo judge of the
first Jiulicl i circuit of Maryland. His
service as a United States senator began in
1881, ami only last January he was elected
for a second term. Ills death was duo to
gastrointestinal catarrh.
The l.iingci Ity of l.nwjeiN.
The legal profession hoc ins to I hi conduc
ive to long 'life. Suvernl members of tho
United States supieum court nro old men.
In F.ugliuxl l'J out of the U5 superior judges
nro over UTi, In Ireland 8 out of 1U, and in
Scotland !) out of Kl. The doyen of the Ju
dicature of tho United Kingdom is 1ud
QlciicorkO. who Is 81.
I aaVR-X-
TJ.C-
N
HON. J. II.
i- Vlt. f.
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THE STORE
OUR
SHOE
DEPARTMENT!
When our cut gets its back up the fur
lllcs, nnd wc piojKise this season to nrnkc
the goods ly If LOW PRICES nml fair
dealer will do It. Come and sec us.
"Tom" won't hurt ou,hc has only got his
eye on our compctUors nnd wc arc hound
lie shall win (lie light.
Did you ever think that wc
are Selling
Boots f Shoes
CHEAPER!
THAN ANYBODi?
And selling them at less than
the actual cost of the leather.
We bought these goods at 50
cents on the dollar which en
ables us to sell them at prices
far below what our competi
tors buy them at.
Our Prices and Goods
will convince you that what
we say is true. Commencing
with Monday, Feb. 23d, we
will place on sale a lot of
Opera Slippers
Which wc will Close Out at
50c, per Pair,
and are actually worth $1.25.
We will sell you more good
goods for less money than any
other shoe sore in the state,
and can prove it if you will call
and see us. No trouble to
show goods but a pleasure,
and remember that
WE SELL
SHOES CHEAPER
THAN ANYBODY!
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ntli. It iMtlinlioitiuid most eompleto llter
iiry roiuplhitlon eve. Issuetl In u.fs country.
II Is very eiirefiilly edited mul It Is eompro-
tiiiilldl Utu l Mirier - II Is not only Indlspou
Mlilo to reoploiif Kernry lusto and iieotilre
inonl, but ItiiirnrtU mi liivaliuible rnmlly lit
ernry rosorl, where (be children of tho conn,
try can uiiiw lulu Hie spirit unit koiiIus of our
niil 111111I llloriituro.-Alliert Wiitklns, AV6.
6fnfe Dfiiiociat,
Soltlon tho Installment phiii. Tho entlrn
set dullvercd on ree. Iptof tirst pnymenl nntl
bulimeu divided Into moulhly imymentK.
roriiM-tortlilHitrcat work, or lur iiporma
nent situation, write nt oneii to '
'. I.'. I.I:A0II MhIu Airunt,
ar.'.'JVIno St., Lincoln, Neb
. . .. ?'"tl' I'eft'iiiliint.
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t nit 011 thnaril iliiyorivecmbvr,lbU), Jolin II.
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iiKiilust Milii defendant. '1 he tiliject iiml prnyer
executed l.y. oim . Il,,lllni;er ami ICmin.i fc.
Iliilllimer lo the plitlutltr UM)ii the rollowlnir
tlfkerlbeil iiremlM-K, lo-w II : Lot 0. Itloek li, or
ceoud l.nst Park Addition totlie City of Lin
coin, LiineastDreounty, tstateot .Noliinskii, to
secure the payment of a eertnln ironilKori
Hole, llllll'il t Li, llllli .lm. ,.f M......I. Kldi r... .,...
sum off no, duo nnd piiyiililn In moiitbly In-
niiuiiiii-uin HMiii me i.itii nay oi Amy, isw, Ki.
i'iijiiiik, i-iiu.i iniiiiiii wiih interest on iiioen-
1 1 r.. II nil ill irt r..iiinli,li,ir I .,, th.w. ,, ,1
paid u t tlio into ois pert-eiil. per annum, from
tin. inili .In.. ,., ll.K-.il. ikiut ..... ..,.,.
..;:; "' '. ' '"' ""' niniiiiiiy.
I'lalnllllsiniy loritiliereo Hint ilereiiilnntJi
boieiiulieillo pay Millie or that llm piomlsoa
ii. j 1'vi.i.iiiniriiM-y ,111' llllllflllll lllllllll tlf..
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or lieloie tiie.'ithilav or.lauuary, isai.
imii-u ift'ct'iiiiM'i ,,, jmnr,
J Ml. It I'UNMMilt AM.
Atli.r.irl'lllllltlir.
Null l I ill 1. , Mill.
Notii'i; I'lttiiiATuor W'u.i,, i
liieoiioinn, tiiiliter. De-eio-eil. (
III County Com t. Lancaster county, Neu
f'i,"iMH V'.'i" '" '!',i"",kl.1 '" '""heirs nud n'oxi
of kin of tho said 1 lieodorn o. (Iituitr. tlceens.
fill Inko notlee,-Thnl 'iun llllntjora writ
ten liiKlru li cm purportniK to bo the Inst will
nud lestjunent ot Theodore H. (lanto. lor nro
bale nn I nllowunce, It Is ordeml Hint said
niuilor bosel lorlieiirlui; the IMlh ilny of lie
eeiuber. a 1). isiKi, befiro said County Court,
at thu limn of'.' oVIoek p. in., nt whfoli time
any person Intcii-Med limy iipjieur nnd eon
OM tliu siiinii; nud uotleu ortllls pioeeeilliitr
s onleri tl publlsbetl llneo weeks successively
In the CAi'ir-w. cuv ciii'iiiKii. a weekly
newspinier, pilbllHbttl In this Miato.
Iiitesilinonv whe (, I bavti bereunloset
my band and the seal of the County t otirtat
Lincoln this lllb tiny or December, A.!)., IMK).
o. ,., .M. w I-'KlKWAItT,
at-l-'.l. County J iidpp.
I.uiciil Niillei'.
Nolleii lsboreby ulvun, tlmt by virtue of
license in me Krnnteil, by llm district eoiii t o
Litiieuster eounty, Nelirnsk,,, ,v" "j"
of
Die City of Linen li. Nebnisk,,
v-m.,. i,i,,Miiu j navi; inn el complete, and
here Is not money enouKli In Ncbrimkii to
buy It of mo If I uoitltl nut get another set,
"'' .""' ".Pour mnii J II Alerwln. Manau.
UiU tMitiirAmei Iran Jnurnal of Kducattnn, St.
.unfit. I reeoinmendltlolho people of No.
urns tn is inn most n
r
;.. "., ' """"" ii.'iii.ui ino ens front door
of (be Court lloeso In t,u City or I, ne hi. on
TiiomIiiv, tho Will i ay t,r Jniuiuiv 1st l!
t ween tho bnursorono and t ". , ? ,. V. m
ol mild tiny, thu followlnjr lenl pr .perly or
(hoes nlo or Join .MeAlllster, u'ee ,. i ,1
.V ','. '!W''-I7 "ml ili win rioT
lilurk 6.1. all In
AtlmliilHtiutor, o'iiiiie or Jolno'ieAUier
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