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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1891
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BEST
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IN THE
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Ami the Latest, our Xtill' METHOD
Gasoline Stoves
Sec our line of Water Cool
crsj Bird Cages, Lawn Mow
ers, Screen Doors, Window
Screens and Wire Screening
in any quantity.
FRANK E. LAHR,
936 P St. .PnoNit 3S0
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1 Myiiifnr l(ir n Mmltrn Tlmf.
nOW TO AVOID A COLD.
Publiliu:l Saturday.
Ail lre all commiliiid ill iih dlrd.lt to th onire
WlCHHlCU PWINTINO CO,
I'UIII.ISIIKIIS.
Courier HiilUlltiK. ll'U N Htreot.
TKt.KI'IIOWK. Zl
1. U'KHHKli, J 11., Editor and Holo I'ropiletor.
BILL
NYE'S ORIGINAL PLAN
HOW IT WORKED.
AND
HuiiiCiiliTMNi Olio Year by Mull nrCiirrlril
WOO; Hlx Montli,l ix)Threo MoiiIIih, m)o.;
Ono 'iinnili iMlVntslnrttrahly In Advance.
AiivmiTisKWUNTnl llntes f iirnlAhed on nppllcittlou
nl I lie offlce. Hxolnl rnle nn Tlino Contracts,
IVmiiwcTioNsi Short spicy sketches, xkiii nml
itorle solicited. Personal and Hoclnl notvn urn
especially desirable,
I'niNTivn: Wo insko a Nela1ty of Klnn I'rlntlmr
In nil IM liranohiM. Hooletv work a cclalty.
In nml Outi of the Hotel lln.ltirs.
Hrcnkfittt In 11 ClnlliHoi lliuirilliijc lions
Drllriilrly Alluded In liy (),, who
lilt Hern There,
ICopirhtht by Kdijur W. N)o.
This department rcgiefs to stnto that
it linn succeeded In getting Itself Into
irouino. noiuo mouths tiiro n cnnvsuoiid-
wit wroto to know how ho hIioiiIiI avoid
I
Ktitored ntlho l'oitnttlco of t.lneoli
ax second class matter.
Neb..
Cushman Park
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Saturday-Sunday, May 23-2.1.
Balloon Ascension
And Parachute Drop mm the Sky
at 4 :3 P m.
Texas Bill Attraction,
Graud Hoynl Hand. Two Mile llaces Hatur
tiny. Orchestra Free.
Trmlni Batutday nt 2:30 and 4-30 p. in. Ho
turn at 8 p. m.
Trains Bumlsy At 10:80 a. in.; I'lonle trttlim
3;S0. 3:90 mid 3:30 p in. Return at S p. in., 6
p. in., 6 p. in., nnd 8:30 p. in.
Admission to All, Ten Cents
The Union Orchestra and Royal Bran
Band give a Grand Outlnsj and Ball at Cush
man next Wednesday, 37th. All friend of
good mutto are cordially Invited to attend.
Traltw at 4:) and 7.80 P. M. return at 11
P. II. KWAI.D ABBL, Director.
WF. ARE JOST IN RECEIPT
-OK-
Spring Shapes
-IN-
Christy's London Hats.
Wc nre the only house In the City who
tell thcc goods. Come In nml try one.
Spring Suits
and Overcoats
Are being displayed by us now.
Give us a call.
If you Deposit your Sayings
IN THE
Lincoln Savings Bank
" Safe Deposit Co.
8. K.cor. lltliiuul I'SU.
THEY WILL EAHM INTEREST FOR YOU
At tho Hale of
S-l;ive per Ct. per Annum-5
with
Have WW a week and tt amounts
Interest In five yearn to 11,600,10.
Bank open at 0:30 . m. to 8.30 p. m. and
aturdny evening, a to 8 p. in.
Safes to Rest la Burglar and Fire
Proof Vaults.
POPULATION OF LINCOLN, 65,000.
BLaTB
A Moat l'i,,llliir ItiMlftn.
l.'v rliou duller names nru in familiar to
tho public oyo nnd ear iih tlmt I'M, (1, Yates,
tlin popu'iir O street iiivrrlinnt. Iiicoiiiiiri
sou to tho other house Mr. Yiitei In n now
lilitti hi tlm fluid, hut ho has been n most
liroinlneiit lliruro aver slnco his establishment
hero soma six yours ago. Llko nil tho largo
niiidern, successful business itiou, Mr. Yates
itmiinoneed niiial and with that tmifioiorni:
ahlllty that In ho cliaiaoterlntlo uowndaH
ltli our yotiutc tnmlneM men, lio lias Hindu
fill liliiitiiir it p.tiitittillfin nml trml,. thnl. Id ua
laiKoand prolltahlo iih It U proinlnunt ami
IhokmihIiik. Ynttn' present location nn
ilouliUilly the let In tho city, Ih-Iiik In tlio
very heal t of LIiicoIii'm most eontrnl bunlneHi
loeiillly. Tli ii ntunl Is a well known hIioo ro
Mirt, nmilu popular Ioiik ago by tho Into linn
of l'ei kluV HrtM. who always bail tho best
elniw of trade in tho city. Mr. Yt'tes ban ro
ceutly remodeled IiIh ntoro which now presents
tho llnettt appearance of any footwear Iioiihu
In thu city ; uiiliko any other in arrangement
and nrrniiKed throuKhoiit for tho coiivviilenco
of both themselves and their rapidly Increni
Iiik trndo. Tholnigo now stock of spring
rooiU is now nil In mid Indies an well ns gen
tlemen will do well to call early and lnsect
tlio beautiful lino. Kverythlnn ntylUh nml
nobby Is bIiowu and you will bo cordially
treated whenever you call.
Ann W'ati
eapapapaHRKai jrm
Bo sure and try eastern Wyoinimt Kut
ooul. llojt lu the market, nrico 81.40 lUllv
ered by Goo. A. lUymer. Teleuhoue UtfU.
lllHOiitreet.
A new Invoice of IwimeU, toques and sum
mer bats lias lust been onunnl nt tlntnn. nml
Haskell's new millinery store, UUtf O street,
and every lady In Lincoln should tee them
before making a selection.
Polka-dott ginghams are among the new
wash fabrics this season.
J. W. Winokr&Co.
1108 O street.
The WhIUbreast Coal and Lime company
M again at the front aunnlviiur th m
grade of all ktada of "coal
Get your flower and garden seeds at Oi Is
wold'a soed store, 140 8outh llth st
Hnvo your hnrncss all wn-hed, oiled and
cleaned nnd repaired nt U3 north Kleventh
tnct, opposite Capital Hotel.
WllK.N OltANT HAH). "U'n nlll llfrl., If r...f
on this lino If it takes nil summer," ho probn-
uiyreiertM 10 mo "UiirllilRloti," ns every,
body know It Is tho only "lino" worth light,
lug for in this part of the country.
Demi & Horton am ns ntnnl In tlm l..n,l I..
this city ou lawn sprinklers, hao reels, etc.
Call on them before purchasing. You know
IheirnlacAlsat 1450O HtFiwt nml ,i.ir,..u.
phone U 160,
Heurv Harnhain tho nnnuUr limi ...nb..
has left Twelfth street to locnto on Rleventli
near P street opiiOHlto tlia Capital hotel.
There with increased facilities ami mnn ......
tral location Mr. Harpham's bnsinoss will
undoubtedly increase. Korauytuijig In the
barnesH line Haruham Is bound tn Iai.,1 '..,! 1
at anytime you want anything in bis line
uuut lorgei io give mm a call.
Blcyclea of all kinds and nil makes skill,
fully repaired on short notice. Wrenches,
oil cans, tire and other supplier always for
sale at Georgo & Fishetto, 1-M3 O street.
Neter oilier a photograph or plcturo oJ
any kind until you have seen the work dono
at the now Studio Le Grnndo, 184 south
Twelfth street.
See tho fine display of Gold and Brans
Cages, Water Coolers and Filters and Loon
urd Refrigerators. The largest and most
complete stock of Houso Furnishing goods
In the city at Uudge & Morris. a
Gkolooists Havk Dkcided tho earth's
earth's crust ti Ihi over 100 miles thick. This
Is nliout tho tlitckuess of tho man's bend who
bu)n his inllroad tickets by some Inferior and
poorly equipped lino, when bo could got a
ticket by tho "Burlington" at tho satin rate
Flannel shirts cleaned without shrinking by
the French drv cleaiilnir Diwe. n,iK in ,,.
nt Lincoln Steam Dyo works, 1105 O stieet!
The best domestic coal In tlm mrli t
H40 delivered. Be sure to try Eastern Wy
oming nut for sale exclusively by Geo. A.
ltaymer, UiHO.
Our work sneak for itself. It nul. ..
brag or bluster, simply your own opinion
will testify to Its niBi-itu Tlm Hin.ii.-. r.u
Oraudo is on the ground floor, centrally lo-
conn anu a oeauiuui place. Uull aud see us
at Ki south Twelfth street.
Coniineucing Monday, May fourth,
will sill dress flounciiiKs at soecial nrlces
J. W.WlNOBR&CO.
1100 O street.
we
Era and star Numn.
Dr. W. L. Dayton, oculist and aurut, 1903
O street, telephone 375, Lincoln, Nebr.J
Till: I.ONO AM) HIIOItT OK IT.
tnklnu; cold nt iil,'ht whllo nsleop. Ho
WIW Very roHtlcul. ho Kiliil. nnd wblln on.
gngud in rIuiiiIht bo far forgot himself
ns to kick tlio clothes oft. This bml lmbit
rcnultcil in nothing serious, so far ns
others wuro concerned, us tho young
limn Is n bnchelor, nml in kicking oir tho
bedclothes Is therefor,) his own worst
enemy.
The writer of theso lines, who nn n
bnchelor wns nlso rather n spirited slum,
liorer himself, Biiirered from cold and
exposure in tho buhio way, but finally
obtained relief by having made to order
n largo, lleeco lined bag, six feet In
length, with a puckering string which
could bo pulled nbout tho neck after he
hnd inserted himself. This worked so
successfully tlmt ho volunteered tho
recljio for tho tiso of tho correspondent.
Ho adopted the plan, and soon was de
lighted to know that he was no longer
annoyed by snuffles in tho morning, and
no health and consequent joy sparkled in
his eye. All wont well until last week,
when a low, coarse burglar entered tho
room of this young man. Tho moon was
just in tho act of piercing tho tissue of
fleecy clouds When ll tlliddhi mr.wl Imr.
glar, wearing a heavy growth of bushy,
tan colored whiskers, from which one
might easily scaro a Hook of Welsh rab
bits, softly raised tho window nnd on
toretl tho room.
Tho regular breathing of Mr. MoTige
wa like tho gontlo purring of a Mai
tea cat-o'-nino-tnils, and the burg
lar, though alert, had no fears. Soft
ly he stepped around from one ob
ject of Tertu to anothor, now and then
pausiBg perhaps to smell a bottle of bou
quet d'Alpa and put a Uttle pomatum
eahta beard.
All went well till the burglar, in pick
lng up Mr. MoTige's trousors, awkward
ly uponded tho pockets, and with some
racket eighteen conts in money nnd a
bunch of keys fell out on tho floor. Thea
Mr. MoTigo gnvo a littlo start nnd ex
claimed "Oh, mnmmnl" as ho saw iu tho
uncertain light a total stranger. Mr. Mc
Tigo sioko to tho man nnd asked him
what ho was doing, That inado tho burg
lar mnd. No burglar likes to havo his
motives impugned. So ho enmo up to Mr.
McTigo, nnd warmed up tho cold luuz
rlo of his weapon iu tho young tunn's
ear.
Pretty soon, though, ho saw how Mr.
MoTigo was nccoutcred, bo ho put away
his revolver, and with a meaning smile
he snatched Mr. McTigo from his bed,
pulled the puckering string considerably
tighter and hung tho bag up on the gas
jet, bo that Wellington McTigo looked
like a largo Christmas present. He did
not daro to shriek for fear that his sister,
who always tied him into his littlo bag
ai nigm ana untteu mm tn tlio morning,
would run to him and get shot.
So whilo tho brutal man nbout town
gathered in all tho portable bric-a-brao
aud means in the house, Mr. McTigo
hung there as helpless as a trussed fowl
aud looked directly forward. Oh, it was
a sad sight, indeed, aud tho mentul an
guish tumed ono side of his mustache
white in tho night.
Ho now writes to this department to
ask what was our idea in sending out
such a recipe, and wishes nlso to know
if wo stand in with tho burglar interests
of tho country. It is hard to try to do
good, and then meet with this stylo of
rewnrd. Wo do not claim to supply
burglar proof Bleeping bags or designs
for samo, but we try to do right by one
aud nil, and wo shall continue to do so
oven though contumely nnd such things
as that constitute our only reward.
Tho following letter comes from a
lady of veracity nnd undoubted respect
ability. It is written in a spirited
stylo and upiienls to ono and nil. I glvo
it as it is received, with much pleasure.
As a rule, general correspondence is
more pleasant to give thnn to receivo.
So 1 give it.
Will ou explain to mo why tho New York
hotels nro uuardlni: bo carefully asalunt all ap
poarnncesof respectablllt)? Late ono evening
I found I must spend a night In tho tlty, hav
ing missed tho train I Intended to take.
I applied for u room at tlio house. 1
was Informed they were all uiuiiKed. I told
that lynx oied clerk that ho could furnish mo
a room or I would spend tho nlulit on nsofu
that btood there lu tho hall. Ho ejeil nuuiilu
In a polite i?l way, uud asked me to step on oue
side while lie spoke conlldentl.illj with mo.
There he liilil me that I wus too ivxputtiihlo
looking to stop In this hotel, or word to this
elfoct. Ills exuet words wero: "Wo cannot
give you u room. If ou were with a gentle
man It would bo otherwise." Then I blow
that sofl voiced clerk very hltfh Into the even
ing air. I think he ascended dowu ugnin,
tbouifh, mi I won't repeat what I suld. Now It
seems had I beou a vile, unprincipled woman
applying with a man admirer for u room all
would l.avo boon well. Hut I, a lonely woman,
unacquainted with New York boarding houses
to motive of this rule, and will It ho long
enforced? linllnrmntly otirn, liuor.
Tlio rules which nro lined iu i mining
hotels hnvo to ho rigidly adhered to, I
am told, and it Is against public morals
for uiinccnmpaiiiud ladies to put up at an
hotel. Tlmt Is thu reason why no nmny
men, who aro tender hearted nnd iiohlo
In every way, go about Into at night
sometimes hoping that they may bo of
use iu this way to thoio who aro lonely,
and need tho tiamo of some great strong
matt iiK)ti whom to lean.
I agree with you, madam, regarding
such New York boanilng houso break
fasts as I havo been thrown lu contact
with. Thu eggs at a Now York board
ing house I recall now as jiecullarly de
pressing mid filled with vain regret
TluwM'ggi, as I recall them, wero notice
ablo for thelrdefectivo ventilation. They
wero eggs that had been marked down
from the regular price.
And yet you cannot well ovado tho
breakfast of tho metropolitan boarding
houso If you aro a transient and a wom
an. Honestly, I do not think that
woman nets n fair slinl.,, in thlx iniitti.r
Sho may bo ablo nnd willing to go to n
first class hotel and eat n L'onil 2 lin-nlt.
fast, but as a stranger sho is compelled
to put up at a plolieian walllo works, aud
eat in a breakfast room iu which there
is a tired looking bed lounge. Now n
bed lounge iu a brenkfast room will cast
a gloom over better victuals than wo
generally find iu tlint ncighlxirhood,
and ah. how depressing it is whon thu
hollow chested muffin, leaning on tho
strong arm of tho butter, gives a sad
cough and seems to appeal, as does also
the feeble coffee, for Professor Lymph
Koch to como to its nidi
New York is a very wicked city, lady.
u is sain to uo noxt to Cheyenne, Wyo.,
for original and artificial sin. There is
no place of its size where it is harder for
ono to live up to his epitaph than Now
York. Scarcely n dav irons bv f li.it.uim,...
body does not cut up somo doviltry hero,
l-'vun people of undoubted standing com
mit indiscretions. It isn't more than n
month since a policeman, right hero In
town. stepiK'd aside from tho beaten
paths and if a policeman goes astray
when every good influeuco is thrown
about him, what may wo not oxpectfrom
tho genernl public? Sin not only of a
local and amateur character stalks our
streets at noonday, but tho imported
wickedness, the handiwork of pauper
labor, comes in hero duty free. Sin.
with nil tho advantages of many foster
ing and festering centuries, gets oiT nt
tho bnrgo ofllco hero, and begins to com
peto with tho amateur wickedness of
Nfcw York.
Eternal vigilanco is tho price of the
umbrella, and also tho prico of success in
tho hotel business. It is found that cer
tain rules must bo established nnd livod
up to in running a hotel or thu business
will bo n failure. That is why I somo
times havo difficulty myself iu obtaining
SPECIAL SALE
OF
BOYS' SOITS
FOR
CutSTSwiisour
BAC&ACC titiM()j
Bt ADMIT TIP I ,JJsm
yyxV(fy' IBS
THE QRAND ULUFF.
suitable lodgings. If unaccompanied,
especially by baggage, it is often hard
work for me to got quarters nt all in
keeping with my position.
For that reason wo must submit,
though often unwillingly, to tho cus
toms, harsh though they be, and content
ourselves with the New York boarding
house and its uztroiuoly autut. eggs.
-Jccy
Overstayed Ills Furlough.
A young soldier had gone to tho thea
tre with a friend. Tho play dragged
and ho fell asleep. An hour later he
was awakened by the voice of an actor
wylng:
"Wo havo boon hero flvo days."
Our infantryman got up in a fright
and said to his friend:
"Ah, morblent and I had only leavo
to stop out till midnightt" LoGaulols.
Vuriety thu Spleo of Lire.
Professor I see, franluln. tlmt my
remarks on tho ancient Rom.nis do not
Interest you.
His Iliutes (politely) Oh. yes. Herr
Profoi'.or go on.
Professor (kindlvi No. I shall chinn?,,
tho subject. Wo will now consider tho
ancient Greeks. Fliegeudo Ulattur.
.Vint I he Hlx .ll.iii .it oiid .No Chance.
Aunt Michel Yes. I like him well
enough. .lormh.i: b.n how did you ever
happ.Mi to m irry a man a hoa 1 shorter
than you arc?
Niece I hud to cliooie, auntie, be
tween a littlo man wit'.ia big s itury and
a big man with a littlo sal iry. Chicago
Tribune.
Must Ho none.
Look here, Mr. Scribe, your paper
says that my lecture is to bo a comio one,
uud it isn't so."
"Then, iny dear sir," returned tho ed
itor, "you muht make it comic. This
journal never makes mistakes.' Har
per's Bazar,
Owtil Him a v.
St. Agedore Old Faughot, great man
as ho was, will nover have a statuo
erected to his memory.
Do Mascus Why not?
and despising New York boarding house break- "He nver hud a memory." St. Jweph
iaata. was refused areomaMdatlou. What is I News.
This Week at the
Globe Clothing House
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These Suits arc strictly all wool, late styles and well made.
We give you a selection from 50 Suits in medium and light
colors, all seasonable goods. The regular prices tor them
arc $3.50, and $5.00. You can buy them this week only for
$2.75, at the
GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE
Corner O and 1 Oth Streets.
Have You Attended the Great Sale
OF-
Dry
Goods
Now in progress at the
Kilpatrick - Koch Dry Goods Co.'s Store.
s
1518 and 1520 O Street?
If not, you should lose no time in doing so.
We recently Closed Out from a New York Importer, a
large consignment of French Novelty Suitings and we are
placing the entire lot on Special Sale so as to give our custo
mers some cxtrordinary values in this line. We are also sell
ing Wash Goods, Bed Spreads.and Lace Curtains at marvel
ously low 'prices.
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO. j.
The Peoples' Store.
Dry Goods. Groceries. Shoes.
1518-1520 O Street. Telephone 448.
FLOWER,
LAW Am GARDEN SEEDS,
And ov cr thing for tho Lawn mid Garden, nt '
Griswold's Seed Store
140 South Elovonlh 8trcot.
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