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InJConncctlon with the
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KUUM8 THK ONIiY UN 13
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Chicago and New York
Under One Manaxcuient.
SOLID TRAINS.
Tho Through Trillin ot tliln Lino hotween Chi
cago and New York nro run noluli thus
avolilltiK nnnoynnco nnd confusion
of climmttiK car nr mUiliiK
connection.
VestibuleJLimited Service
VoMluulcd Limited Train. conMnlng or llag.
bko, Hmoklusr mut Dny Coaches, with
Pullman DIiiIur iindMlecp Jim Ours
(heated by utontii, lighted by gas),
i;iver this Lined
Every Day In the Year.
I Pullman Service to Boston.
A Pullman Iliiifot Sleoplni: Car to and from
lloitoii dally via thU route. t
Thin lithoONLYILlN'njlluiiuliti: Pullman
Cars betvoonChlcago nml Hostoti.
BUCKEYE ROUTE
To ColumbiiH.tOhlo.nntinAshlniiJ, Ky.
Pullman H'.oopltiK Cur between' Chicago nml
nbovo l'olntstjlnlly.r,
Trains Arrlvo nml I.eavo Dearborn Station,
Chicago.;
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Now York. Cleveland. Chlcngo
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Santa Fe Route !
Atcbison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. R
The Popular Route to the Pacific
Coast.
Through Pullman and Tourist
Sleepers
Between Kansas City and SAN DIEGO,
LOS ANGELES, and SAN FRAN-
CISCO. Short Line Rates to
PORTLAND, Oregon.
Double Dallv Train Service Between
Kansas ClU and' PUEBLO, COLORADO
SPRINGS, nnd DENVER. Short
Line to SALT LAKE CITY.
The Direct Texas Route
Solid Trains Between Kansas City and
Galveston. The Short Line Between
Kansas City and Gainesville, Ft.
Worth, Dallas, Austin, Temple,
San Antonio, Houston, and
all Principal Point
in Texas.
The Only Line Running Through the
OKLAHOMA COUNTRY. The
Only Direct Line to the Texas
Pan Handle. For Maps and
Time Tables and Informa
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and Routes Call on
or Address
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E. L. PALMER. Traveling Agent,
1308 Farnam St.,
O 2 -a. IE! -&. , 1TBB.
A 15 Gent Shut
FOR 10 CENTS
AT
SAM WESTERFIELD'S,
BURR : BLOCK.
LadleH Vhv !'. I.i) Diik'h Periodical
PIIIh from Paris, Franco. That positively ro
llovo suppressions, monthly derangcmenti!
ami Irregularities cniiHvil by cold, weakness,
shock, anemia, or general nervous delll ty.
Tho largo proportion of Ills to which ladles
nnd mlssos nro liable Is the direct result of a
disordered or Irregular menstruation. Hup.
presslons continued lesult In blood poisoning
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AGENCY
I A pamphlet of Information and at.
tl faciei me iaw.,.uunillK jiuit liyi
;uuiain t'nienii, m?o,'iru
sJuarai, ixiprrmnis, inn l"y
vAMcMI MUNN m, UU.
.301 llronilwar. .
New York.
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Lixcolv, : Nebraska.
Capital,
$250,000
Ojh'ccit an J Dirvtlors:
John 11. Wright, lre. T. K. Handem, V.-P-
J. II. McClay, Catdiler.
A H ltnymoml, II P Lull, Tluw Cochran K
U Hlzer, Clin WeM, K Ij Hholdon.
General Banking Business Transacted,
Accounts Solicited.
Lincoln Eloral Conservatory
Corner G nnd 17th Streets.
Out Flowers andTlesigns
For Weddings, Funerals, Parlies,
Receptions, Etc.
General Collection of Plants.
Visitors Always Welcome. City Orders
by Telephone Promptly Filled.
W. S.SAWYER & CO.
Price List Free. Telephone 34
REMOVAL .4.
Lincoln Shirt Factory
To 1402 O Street.
In Its new location this establishment will
Imvo heller facilities thnu over for turning
out llrst-class work, nnd an Increased lino or
Gents' KurnlshluK Goods, will always bo on
mile. To our business has been added a
LADIES' TAILORING DEPARTMENT
In which garments of nil kinds will bo miido
to order nod nnvthimr from tho Hinnllest uu-
dcrgarmculto tho llnest Dress or Cloak will
bo skillfully executed nnd mndo on short
notice. In this department wo emnloy om.
of tho best cutters and litters In tho country
anu satisfaction is guaranteed in every par
ticular. Our factory will hereafter bo known
as tho
$ Lincoln Shirt Mfg. Co.
A. Kntzcnsteln, Hr.. Mutineer.
Cnll nnd seo us. Cor. 1 1th and O Hts
SMALL &
WALLACE
Steam Laundry
SUPERIOR -f
Custom Work.
We are especially well picparedto laun
dry, Lace Curtains, Ladles Garments, Fine
Fabtlcs Etc, having special methods for
doing this work not only satisfactory In
appearance, but without injury to garments
as well.
GutUima's Siirts, Gillars ani Cuffs,
and all kinds of Fine Staich work beautiful
done up. Give us n tilal.
Leading
PHOTOGRAPHER!
Flno Tltm Cabinets f3 per dozen
Hpcclnl
rates to students. Cnll and see 011
r work.
Studio, 1214 O Street.
Open from 10 n. in. to i p. in. Hundnys.
J. S. EATON,
Physician and Surgeon
Office: 239 South Eleventh St.
McMurtry Block.
Office Phone 561. Residence Phone 562,
LINCOLN, NEB.
LINCOLN
AD IMiTITVTK or 1't.MUMillir,
BU.rtliuml.nnil T)n'rltliiK. U t tin Wit nml Iniymt
(V llfgo In tho Vt, uil NtiKlPiiU In atteliilaiiev loot
wr. Mill lontu tirrimnil lor laulm la fruni ,tnl
iiiotitli;. (.xinTltuaM fnc-ulty I'itmiih liutriu'tlon.
Ikiu tlful llliitirutiil citiilomic, mIIiv- journal, iinii
tnveinu'iM of iunminlili, wiiu fnti l,y tu.Mn lnif
mJ-tllUIDQE & UOOSi; Lincoln. .Vcb
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h.'lii,lVA'VVl,J'".Lb,('."irD Ani1 nx1!?,", poitaf 0 laid.
Tea C.l ycr paeL, uoe or loan
CAPITAL CITY COURIER,
mmm,
MR. AND VIRS. BOWSER.
Tim limit of I tin IIoumi Oft on llm Trmll
of the Deadly Microtis.
"Wlint'a the inattvr, nnd whnt have yon
got thoror" quorlwl Mm. Dowser im ho enmo
homo tho other day halt nil hour ahead of his
usual time, nml being loaded down with 11
heavy purchnse of something-
"Don't nay n word not n word, nml don't
bother me for ten inlliittesl I Inpo I'm In
time to nvurl the dnugorl"
Sho turned pale mid foil upon tho sofa,
nnd ho hurriedly broke tho string securing
the pnekago, seized tho three itiart bottle!
which comprised Its content nnd rushed
up stairs, down the back stairs, down Into
the basement and up ngaln A Strang,
dlsiiKreeablo odor followinl him ns lie
hustled around, nml by tho time ho had re
turned to tho fitting room Mm. Dowser
had recovered sulllclently to nsk
"Mr Dowser, what on earth nro you do
ing, nnd what In tho name of goodness Is
thnt HtufTP"
"What liavo I been dolngf Saving our
lives, Mr. Bowser saving tho life of every
0110 under this roof!"
"But I I didn't know our lives were lu
datiKcr '
"Of course not. If tlio house wa on llro
from top to bottom nnd tho llreinuti pitch
lug our furniture out of the windows you
mlKlit possibly rvnllu tho fact, but It hai
never struck you that death silently lurks
In every room lu this house."
"How you tnlk, Mr. Bowserl Whnt has
been tho dauber liniigluu over usf"
"MIcrolK-H, Mra. Bowserl" bo whispered,
nil ho sat down and wiped his heated faco.
"Mlcrolies nnd bacteria millions of "onil"
"Itcnn't Iwl" she replied.
'Can't Itl You've lived In New York
two week, been out ns far ns Brondway
once, and you think you know nil about
Itl I know, of course, but having bo many
other tilings to see to this 0110 slipped my
mind until today ''
"But whnt causes thnt terrlblo odorr"
''Nothing terrlblo about It, ns I seo. On
tho contrary, i rather like It. It is the
odor of disinfectants, Mr. Dowser the
odor of something which has no doubt
saved our lives '
'IlowT
By killing off thu microbes nnd bnctorla,
which would soon have entered our sjh
turns nnd produced terrlblo Illness, if not
death,''
"Well, 1 suppose you know best," sho
snld, ns sho opened a window to let a yard
or two of tho carbolic smell dnduo out.
"Certainly 1 do, certainly. All husbands
do. Mrs. Bowser, let mo ilrnw you n pict
ure of a microbe. You can then realize
tho danger which menaced us."
Ho drew tho Insect, and ns sho surveyed
It in surprise nnd disgust, ho continued
"Nice tiling to have about forty of those
birds cnuteritiK around throunb your sys
toni, oh?"
"Where do they como fromf"
"Sower gas. Dy this thno tomorrow tho
houso would bavo been swarmliiK with
them, nnd notliltiK on earth could Imvo
saved us from typhoid fever or diphtheria.
If tho microbe wiw the only thing to look
nut for I shouldn't havn been bo anxious,
but there is tho bacteria."
"What's thntr"
"Here is a picture of him. Comes in the
same way, nnd his mission is to eat out tho
lungs. It Is calculate! that 2,000 of them
will cat out tho strongest man's lungs lu a
month."
"And they were in this house?" sho
nsked.
"RlKht here, lu this houe."
"And ready to be absorbed Into our sys
tcmsf" "Not only ready, but nnxlous."
"You are sure 'you don't mean cock
roaches? I saw two under thu kitchen sink
yesterday, and was going to nsk you to get
some powdered borax."
"Mrs. Dowsc'r," hubcgnii.ns ho stood up,
"nro you KrowliiK soft lu tho top of your
head? Do I know a Bengal tiger from a
woodcuuekr"
"I I suppose so."
"But 1 don't know a microbe, or n bncto
rla from (i cockroach?" ho thundered.
"But I never heard you speak of them
before, nnd I I"
"Do you imagine that 1 or any other bus
band sits down and tells his wifu nil ho
knows?" ho shouted. "Because I haven't
told you thnt a jack rabbit's legs have three
joints Is that any reason why I haven't
known it for forty yearsl"
"But this Is medical science Isn't it?"
sho softly protested,
"And suppose It 1st Do you suppose I've
gone sloshing around all these years with
nothlncc but n recipe for making soft soap
in my head?"
She was silent, nnd nfter striding up nnd
down tho room n few times he halted bo
fore her and continued
"A wlfo Isn't expected to know these
things, of course, but I'll ho accounted a
pretty husband and father nnd member of
a scientific club if 1 didn't know nil about
microbes and bacteria.''
"But that picture of a bacteria looks like
a lobster," she persisted
"Lobster! Looks like 11 loliitor, does It?
Very well, Mrs Bowser, this discussion
will end right here. It Is plain enough
that you haven't tho necessary knowledge
to appreciate it."
"llut don't you"
"Never you tulud, Mrs. Bowserl Let It
drop right here. Is supper ready?"
Tho odor was so Btrong in tho dining
room that tho butter tasted of it, nnd nfter
supper tho cook called Mrs. Bowser into
tho kitchen to nsk
"Is it goiutf to bo llko thts all tho thno?"
"Oh, no. Mr. Bowser had to kill off tho
mlcrolK'sand bacteria, you seo."
"What's them?"
"I'll have him como out nnd explain."
"No need of it, nm'nin, for my bundle Is
all made up, and I'm going. A man who'll
drag dead cats through Ids own house
would cheat a poor girl out of her wages
nt thu end of a month Microbes and bac
teria, eh? I don't believe HI Let him show
them to mo up In the Zoological gaideusl"
When Mrs. Bowser told Mr Bowser
what had occurred ho bristled up, got red
in the faco and exclaimed:
"I seo how It Is, couldn't carry your
point with me, and so you went out nnd
upset tho girl' Mrs Bowser, you aro
treading on dangerous ground very dan
gerous A husband may bu a worm, but
If that worm Is stepped on too often lie
turusl" M. Quad In Now York World.
1'lctorlul I'h rate.
"OrnTINO A
MOVK OK HIM."
-Life
SATURDAY, JUNE t3,
mmmmmm
A MODERN MAIDEN.
I'm a Rlrl of today, nnd I licit Icavo to say,
When proposing don't fall on jour knccii
It Is .bad Mr )onr punts, and my Joy 'twould
etilmtieo
If Insteitd )ou would gho mo a .
I'm cnouith nf n prude to consider It riulu
When a fellow ' too f reo u It It a miss,
But reason nor kciko neor unrrniit nlTcmo
When lie limits himself to n .
I once went ton hall with a fellow whoso nll
Was proof nKalust e ery mishap:
But I took hliu to tnsk when hu eiitiuedto
nsk,
"My dear, won't )oii sit on my "
Thotnth by nil men adored, I ntn freipieutly
bored
By their calling mo "nngel"nnit "ilne."
But hot toolfciid-thelr nitrations I end
Dy sending regrcts-nml my .
Now York Herald,
Keeling fur n Dog,
There wni 11 young ninii, followed by 11
bird dog, walking around the Delaware
nml Lackawanna depot nt Hoboketi tho
other ilny, and an tho dog's tnll appeared
to have been lately out oil pretty eloso to
his ears, a stranger made bold to liiiiilroi
"Excuse me, hut Isn't that a bird dog?"
"HuKslr."
"1 thought so, though ho looks very
queer. Meet with an accident?"
"No, Mr. 1 cut Ids tall olt myself."
"(lot Injured, did It?" persisted thu man,
"Not nt nil, Mr, I did It out of feeling
for the dog. I'vu had him llvo years. Up
to threu months ago I was worth tlO.Ooo,
but then I got scooped out of every shil
ling. The dog had an elegant brush nnd
carried It its proud ns it king, hut when I
wns reduced to poverty hu felt tho change
nnd reall.ed that a proud tall was Incon
sistent with the social standing of a poor
man's dog, I therefore cut It oil' and maihi
his looks agree with my old clothes, and
Iiu'h happy again," M. Quad lu Now York
Evening World.
Ho Is 1111 Aristocratic Coachman.
Ho'h coachman for a North Sldu family.
Hu apparently knows all there Is to know
about a horse, and when ho gets on thu box
with his lUcryona lire englnu wouldn't
mako him turn his vehicle an eighth of an
inch. Hu Is Hodlgullled that ho Is almost
nwu Inspiring. Ho is a coachman with nil
tho trimmings,
Hu came into thu houso a day or two ago,
shortly nfter breakfast, nnd said hu would
llko to go away for nu hour or two.
"I want to taku somu clothes to a shop
to bu mended," hu said.
"Certainly, James," assented Ids em
ployer. "I won't bo gone long," hu said apolo
getically. "All right."
"And I won't tlru thu horses, so If you
want them later"
"Thu horses!" exclaimed tho head of tho
house. "For heaven's sake, how far Is It?"
"Only 11 short distance, sir, nnd I'M bo
careful to keep them fresh."
"Jim what do you want them for?"
"So awkwanl to carry n bundle, sir.
Then It looks bad. People would say,
'There goes Brown's coachman with tho
week's washing.' It wouldn't do tho fnm
By any good, sir."
Then Brown dropped his morning pa
per, gnoped, nnd finally said:
"All right; taku 'em. Do you want a
footmun too?" Chicago Tribune.
A llegliiiilng.
Dlgby (showing his new purchase) I
think I can make quite a horse out nf lilm,
Hlgby You certainly lmvu a good frame
work, Harper's Da.nr.
Not In 11 Hurry,
As a Fort street man was plugging his
way homeward about 12:30 a. m. tho other
morning ho met n well known young so
ciety fellow coining out of an elegant resi
dence at about 140 miles an hour, standard
time.
"Hello," exclaimed tho homeward bound
man, as the other landed up against n tree
box, "you must Im lu a hurry,"
"No," ho said meekly, "that wns tho
cause of tho dllllculty. I wns not, but the
girl's father wns Will you fnvor mo with
tho time?"
He was favored, nnd with nil "Ahl good
morning," he scudded oil down thu street.
Detroit Free Press.
Up to the Times.
Father (indignantly) How docs It hnp
pen, sir, that you have such a miserable re
port this term?
Small Sou (born under tho shadow of
Bunker Hill monu.nent) I guess it's be
cause you ain't n school director any more.
Good News.
One llelter.
She I hear that Mr. Shellleld Hall has
written such it line thesis that it will soon
bo out lu print.
Lopher, VI S. Oh, that's nothing. My
thesis was out in print before I wrotu itl
Yalo Record.
I'iiII of Alarm.
Frank Blanche seems nwfully shy.
Whnt do you suppoo makes her bo timid?
May Shi's probably afraid you nro not
going to propose. Mil usoy's Weekly.
Touched llnttoin.
"Ed and Minnie had another falling out
last week."
"Serious quarrel?'
"No, hammock." Washington Post.
I'.quill to Ihneigfiif lea.
Country Editor What's the matter now?
Pi essman We're out of Ink.
"Well, rub the rollers with tho ofllco
towel," Good News
Applbd
A red brocaded sofa and
a dim light In tho
room.
Two people sitting talking In
tlio kuiubvr twl-
lights gllNIIII.
Tho)outh found sudden rnurago and klssod
tho maiden fair.
Thu maid was ery angry, nnd exclaimed
"Huw could ouduru"
Tho jouth raised up I1I1 linger, and ho pointed
that was ail
To w here a hoinchuld motto wn hanging on
thu wall
A motto done In worsted nnd hung In phUnent
le.
Which Mild "Do unto others as you'd hn
them do to j on."
-J. II. SmIUjr.
j(... , T- , -if j imifwufrfyitfa i-ww "" t'fti1'
1891
10 YOU WANT to reach steady
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Flower ant' Garden Seeds.
12 7 South Eleventh Street.
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