Capital city courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1893, June 27, 1891, Page 2, Image 2
rw. t'J rfV r.: t -i . CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1891 Tim Omi Rkliahli. FOLSOM In dill licndqunrlers for- Ice Cream Ices, Cakes, Candies, Etc. Our Special order depart ment for catering to private residence and parties is the most popular in the city "Prompt delivery, pure goods and reasonable prices" is our motto. ICE CREAM PARLOR MOW OPEN. 1307 0 St. Telephone 001 TO 0X733, Lincoln Patrons We beg to Inform jou Hint our Stock of Spring aad Summer SUITINGS is now ready for your Inspection niul comprise nil the LATEST NOVELTIES From the Finest French! English Bierj Garment Strictly First-Class I DUENA VISTA HOT SPRINGS. Guckert & McDonald, THE TAILORS, 37iS. 15th St. Corratpondtnct Solicited OMAHA, NEB. ' l HUM &JZm DELIGHTFUL COMPLEXION EFFECTS May l) produced by tlio use of M1U). OKA HAM'H Eugenie Enamel mitt her Hono Bloom. Tho complexion nml color nro mailo perfect, nml tho closest scrutiny coulit nol de tect one Brain of powder or the leant Indica tion of nrtlllclnl color. I will stake my rep uUlton ttiut on nny face I can give the moat delightful complexion nnd color with En tente Eunmol niul Bote Blossom, nnd that no on conlil possibly tell that the color or completion were nrtlllc UK Till U IiIkU art In cosmetic. They are ouch mora harmless tlnin nny other cos- metlft III tlio world, bccuiuo they nro each ill' ni vim.' In their nature, nml thus docs not do up the pore. When using these superb cosmetics you may wipe mo hum or porspi A Delightful llrlrrnt for the Invalid, Tourist nml I'lvnaurr Honker Among Mm vnrlous numtiiei resorts claim ing i-ii'onltloii 11 worthy of rollnod patron age, none cmi compare with those of Huenn VMn In nil thnt goes to in tko up n season of continued delights, nml n Kojoiirn of iiilit rent ami pleasant recreation. Nowhere In the country can lie fomiil such n combination of attraction niul advan tages an I oeed by thin charming re. trent In tholienit of the Rocky'. It enn lHt Iki renched by the "Hurllngton" to Den ver, nml thence by cither the I). & U. ('., theUouth Park, or the Colorado Midland Hnllwn, and the trip can Imi ninilo In from 'J!l to -'7 hour, nccortlliiK to the route se lected. The" springs nro live mile from the sta tion, and guests are conveyed to niul fro.n the hotel In easy tiding carriages, oitlier morning or evening. The lintel linn broad veranda, nml ll con tnlm llfty room, newly furnished nml hand somely decorated, everything In neat nml clean, nml nn elevation of 71)00 feet renders the cllinnto delightfully rnnl, refreshing nml healthy. Hot It the hotel nml bath house are loctted on the hnnksnf a beautiful mountain treiim, nml Immediately nt the mouth of Cotton wood Canon, n plcturepio gorge of remark able benuty nml surrounded hy the colle giate mouiitnliiN, Tlmps tho inont majestic nml sublimely beautiful ((roup of mountain penkn in Colorado, Mt. l'rlnccton, 1 4 1(H) feet, Mt, Harvnrd, I IIVS:! feet, nml Mt. Yale, M, 101, The summits of nil tlirvti tuny lw reach el with nnddle horned. Blx tulle up the canon In Cotton-wood lake, n beautiful sheet of wnter covering nhout sixty ncicn, surrounded by lofty crnig nml towering moiiutnlmi, nml tilled with trout. Boating U a delightful feature of till lomnntiu spot, nml affords endless pleasuro nml lienlth k'vIhk exercise. Three mile up the canon it the remarka ble cold spring, discharging the wnter thnt form the sparkling stream thnt run below. One of the largest and most recent of ex tinct, volcanic crater can be seen from thu hotel nml I easily reached by tho curious nml Interested in nature handiwork. Good Hulling tuny lie had within llfty ynrds of the hotel, all of the live stream In the vicinity being filled with trout, Oaino I abundant, both lnrge nml small, (a tine buck was recently shot from the hotel ver anda), nml sKrtHineii can rest assured of much enjoyment. Wild berries and wild (lowers nre abun dant, nml grow In great luxuriance. Tho hotel Is built upon a great glacial innrnlu e nml I surrounded by beautiful shaded walk while the canon and thu bank of the stream nre bordered by fern nml Dowers. Tho liullnii know thu virtus of these water gen erntlou ago nml they were n favorite haunt of the Hodmen who eagerly sought the heal ing waters for their health giving proper tic. Arrow head of exipilslte workmanship nre still found In tho vicinity while specU men mineral and vnriou kind of ngnte will richly repay the patient seeker. The view from the hotel is entrancing, overlooking as It doe, the beautiful cotton wood valley. To the southward the view I limited by the tuowy summit of tlio Sangre de Chrlsto range, east want acros the valley, the town of lluena Vista, with the Park range for a back ground, northward tho Buffalo peaks and westward the grand colle giate group of mountains. "The lovely ever changing views Of mountain, sky niul landscape Are so gorgeous. Much n constant delight, And so restful." The baths nt present consist of largo plunge nud tub, the fenner contain over 10,000 gallon of mineral wnter each, nud have natural heat nt the spring of 1-0 to 140 degree fnhrunheit, nml nre kept ns hot In the bath houses ns I suitable for bathing. The cooling niul dressing room mo con vqulvtly connected with tho bath niul everything i arranged In a most substantial nml Intelligent maimer. The springs nro tuoiu than llfty in number, nml iuclu le both hot nml cold, nml tho celebrated iron spring whose waters nro excellent for drinking. Dr. O. N. Fay of lloulder, Co!o , In speak ing of the diseases which might expect great benellt, uientiors conumptlon, spinal troub les, nil ailment thnt have their origin In congestion, u forgo jwrccnt of female troub les, such ns congestion of the liver, spleen or stomach, rheumatism, excessive drinking, malnrln, Indigestion, sleeplessness, kidney and bladder troubles, in fact, nny disorder of the system which has nnt reached tissue ills organization. Among the umuyemeuU in connection with the hotel nre the lawn tenuis and croquet grounds, and there nro Innumerable rides, drives nml walks. No liquors will be sold nt the hotel, or near it, but the various spring waters will lie tat tled nml enrbonated for drinking. The charges (including baths,) are 13.00 to 'J.oO per day, or $10.00 to $15.00 per week, and compared with thoe of similar resorts will bo found vastly cheaper, nml equally ns good, if not better. The proprietor, Mr. J. A. Chain, lluena Vista, Colorado will cheerfully give any fur ther Information desired. We herewith copy two letters and scores of others can be submitted It desired. They are very convincing and show tho high ami enviable reputation these springs enjoy. tho world. The water of the lluena Vista hot spring, If properly applied will not fall to give rjiceily relief In nearly nil kinds of skin diseases, catarrh, acute bronchitis, joint nnd muscular rheumatism, nml dyspepsia, An analysis of the water I could not give nt present. Thoro nre vernl spring of vnr ions kind nud temperature In the glen above the house. To properly develop these springs nud then let tlio population of tho United Htnte know what I know about them, there would not lie room In live year in thl part of the valley for the people who would want to come nnd live or sojourn hem, Yours hurriedly, with respect, II, Julian Allen, M. I). The II, fc M, have a line of low rate excur sion tickets to thl cclchmtcd resort, as well ns to nil other luiKrtant point in the coun try, nml nil Inqulrlc concerning the same will receive prompt and courteous attention. A. O. Zikjikii, City Pas. Agt. lu the l.ettur. S5i JrfffflrP Tho Guv'nor Whuru tho where nro nil thollghts, Michael f Mlchnul Down tho well, norr. Tho Guv'nor Down tho wellr Michael Yls, sorr. Tho mlsthresa or dered nil the II 'it to bo lowered, iin'thnt'n us low lw I could get 'em I Judy. Miss MhIoiik's Misfortune. Bho mien had skin of satin and features while a snow, When every swnln tho county round was proud to bu her beau; And young nnd old for miles away were always glad to see The dimple on her pretty chin, her neck of Ivory: Ami thero were not lu Illinois no, nor In othel lands Such alabaster treasures ns her littlo polished hands; Bho reigned n queen In Jollet on benuty' golden throne Did Miss Jemima Margaret EvnugcllnoMalono. Hut lot one dark, unlucky day this paragon of grace Began to uso norao washes to ornament her face; Throughout six months sho squandered twelve liotsof vaseline, Tho oil of many a coconnut nml rice and glyo critic; Bho mndo ot powder flummery n clean and howling waste, And plastered both her checks with crenm nud soap nnd almond paste: Roso water, too, and lemon Julco flowed In tor rent free. With oriental spices from tho land of Arnby. Sho laved her fnco lu boiling springs, she tried Ice waters, too, And with tho roughest kind of cloth sho made it black nml blue; And then she'd rub It just ns If It wcro n por celain, With softest, finest flannel to tnnko tt white again. But old tho darling cuticles fell crnmbllng from each iiore. And, oh, her skin of satin was satin skin nn morel For rough nnd rugged was tho face, which onco wos beauty's own That of Jemima Margaret GvnngollnoMnlniiol Oh, now her lot Is cheerless, for she's no moro tho pet Of swnln or beau, of Jim or Joe, In scornful Jollet; Tho gossips glgulo ns sho walks through ave nue and street With downcast head and tearful mien nnd timid, trembling feet; And, oh, they mark upon her chin tho dimple's shapeless trace, Tho parchment color of her throat, tho Jauii- dlcoon her face; Tho sickly huo upon her brow, tho brown tint on each hand. Whoso alabaster glories onco Illumined nil the Inmll And now, ye maids, take warning nil yo who hnvo n swalu Yo matrons, who your sinuses' lovo would lovingly retain, Yo young, seductive widows who meditate to wed Sotno sterling mates quite lit to take tho places of your dead, Avoid these cocoauuts nud paste and rlco and vaseline. And boiling springs nnd liquid Ico nnd rose nnd glycerine, For If you don't, you're suro to loso all claims to pow'r and throne, Ltko Miss Jemima Margaret Kvangellno Ma lone! Eugeno Davis In Chicago Mall. FOUND IT AN EXPENSIVE LESSON. ration from the face without marring their delicate beauty. They remain on nil dny, or nntll washed off. l'rlceof enoh 11; the twosont nny whore for . For salo by HOWAItU'M UIAMUNI1 VilAHM.VCY, Northwest Corner N nnd I'.'th Mrs, arnlmm, ICtt Post st., 8nn Frnnclsco. trentH ladles for nil defects or blemishes ol face or figure. Scud stamp for her littlo book How to be Beautiful." MOW IN NEW QUARTERS! Lincoln Trunk Factory st 1133 st- Where wc will be glad to ee all old friend nnd customer nnd ns many new ones ns can get into the slQre. O. H. WIR1CK, SUCCESSOR TO VVIRICK & HOPPER. A Little lllssrrtntliin imi the Use nml Mis use of a I'ullte Klpri'sslnu. "There' thnt V I u.vo you," ho enld n lie pulled n bill from Ids pocket nnd passed It over. "Ah, yes; thanks." "Whntf" "Thnnk you." "What forJ" "For tho V." "Hut It's rottra." "Yes, yes. Of courso It I now." "It was before It never vns mine. You simply let me hnvo it as nn nccoinmodn tlon." "Of courso Hut I'm obliged to you fot its return.' "Didn't you expect Itf" "Certainly I did." "Then why so much iigonyP' "It's merely nn expression of gratifica tion." "Why should you be gratified to learn thnt I am nn honorable tunnr Didn't you think I wnsr" "Why, yes; of course I did." "If you buy n wngon load of furniture do you express gratitude to the man who delivers It?" "Certainly not." "It would look ns though you expected to be beaten out of it If you rnved because he turned It over to you, wouldn't Itf " "It might." "You didn't get any Interest on thnt V, did your" "No." "Then yoti'vo no reason to be grateful to me for coining to you for itf " "No, I can't sco that I hnve." "Fnvor wns nil on your Mot" "Yes." "Then why In thunder do you Intimate thnt I hnve done you a fnvor In giving it bnckf Why didn't you sny 'Thnnk the Lord!' It would be nbout as compliment ry I'm n bit of n stickler on etiquette." "So I sco. I'll be tnoru careful In the future. I'll see that this doesn't happen again." "Tlmt's right." "Safest way is not to let you hne nny more Vs." "Hold on therel You mlsundurstnnd me." "Oh, no. 1 might bo tatrnyed Into thank ing you when you returned them, nnd then you'd feci Insulted." "No, no. Never In tho world, old man." "I wouldn't Insult you for nuythlng." "Of courso not. I understand that per fectly." "Of course you wouldn't say anything about It, but 1 might make a slip some time, nnd then you'd feel hurt." "No, I wouldn't; honest." "Oh, thnt's all right. You're trying to be nlco nnd courteous nbout it so's not to hurt my feelings, but I know your sensi tive nature. The safest way Is the best way. If 1 don't let you hnve nny more thcro'll bo nodnnger of my funking any of these frightful blunders. Much obliged to you, my boy, for putting mo on." That night a young man walked uH the way to his home, nursing his wrath as be went, and when he got In the house he took down a treatise on "The Use of Polite Phrases" and tore It up nnd stamped on It nnd then throw tho pieces out of the win dow, nnd none of the phrases he used dur Ing thu entire time could huvo been printed in the book If it were to go through the United Stntes malls. Chicago Tribune. Coavliiclng. I k7TfS lifZ'C-SfM lMil r-:-rr-T-. '- Wi'i-. fPi..s l.i r. .. ULirS ' ..M r .r- ' ' -fc. tit I tit ff-i!ttii nl astir f A .sssssssl No Fooling! The Goods Must Go! The Receiver Has Said So, and his word is law. Came and price the goods, and see if this is not the case. It's an enormous stock and you can buy almost anything for the house or your own personal wear that you want at a sacrifice. 4." Furniture, Hardware, Dry Goods Groceries, Boots and Shoes Stoves, Tinware Fancy Goods, Novelties and in fact too many things to mention. You are always wanting something why not get that something of us at half what you pay elsewhere for the same. Prices Talk Come and See! m Maxwell, Sharpe & Ross Co. R. II MAXWELL Receiver. WH : frWJ ( JV , . tiwv white. The Judge Can you bring forward any proof in support of your assertion thnt John Uhtck, the cblm ney sweep, made you nn oiler of marriage? Tho Plulntlir-Ccr-talnly, your honor. I hnvo it in black nnd Fllegende Dinner. AAAAAA VKRI I ond.rl.ktlokrirSj Wt fl fl II Mch toj hill luU llil l-rtou oftllatl ! , li mo Rl'l ."'J xrict.su J , tdlal llaftrr luitrucllon.wlll wk Imituiitoculjr, WWW Vu,w l ..n, T.r.. t . IMIr Iwla Ik.lr wa lKtllil..,M hcr"r iSVjt llx.l m III Im Mnil.li IS U4lW f rtuiilo;itinMI M kirk ycu ran t.rn lk.UUMH.Bt. K SBWUtr Sr m. uul.H lucc.lul sbar.. i a.lljr ai.,1 quUklr IsiflS I dtiir 1st euf work.r noM t.tk ilLiikl or rouslj. 1 ksn slnS'tr uuilil si.4 aill.4 llk tiu luim.nl J'f n . ok- . niiklns our t irn r.tli. ll It t.t a4 jSUI.I . t-'ullMrtlealanrMKI . AJIr,".l oat., K?, Akl.kN. Boa , Au. isla. Mala. Huenn Vlstn, April S5, 1S91, J. A. Chain, Emi Denver, Colorado. Dear Sir You wish to know the virtue there is iu the Huena YUta hot springs. The following k my experience. About eight years ago I had the rheumatlm nnd erysip elas so bad that I could not walk, nud the catarrh so bad that I could not eat, I had to lie lifted In nud out of the carriage that car ried ma to the above named place. After staying there ten days (luthing twice a day) 1 could walk nnd eat at least live times a day, ami In three weeks wns entirely cured, for l could jump, rld horse back, ami at tend to my husliie. By drinking and suutf Ing the hot spring water I got cured of the catarrh. I advise every one who U atlllcted iu I have been to go to Huenn VUtn hot springs, nud they will surely thnnk me for my ad vice. H. Jackson. lluenu Vlstn, Colo., June 8th, 1S01. J. A. Chain, Evq., Denver, Colorado. Dear Sir: Replying to yours of the 0th Inttnut, I teg to say 1 have not had occasion to call nt the springs since I last saw yon with reference to this valley as n natural sanltarsum, I can truly say I know of no spot on the American continent which would be a fair comparison with it and I doubt if ther Is a place iu this country or Europe where asthmatic esses get such sjieedy and certain relief. While tho hot and cold min eral spring have stored In them a panacea for many of the so called Incurable ailments thnt. nlfUr-t tlm imninrt fitmUi In nil nirts of I ' Iliiylng a Goddess. Up nt the Grand Central depot the other dnyn man with four or live bundles on the sent beside him wns wnitlng for his train. It so hnpiiened thnt another waiting pas senger asked him a question or two, nud tho pair were soon chatting nwny us men will under liko circumstances. By nnd by No, l took up one of his parcels and said: "I'd ltko your judgment on this pur chase. Aro you up on nrt?" "Why, I'm fairly well posted, I think." "I don't purtend to be. I'm only a plain farmer, nud I know more nliout pumpkins than nrt. One o' my gals Is n school teacher, nnd she's right on the top notch of nrt, spellin' nnd tellln' tho names of stntes and governors. I bought her this pleco of statuary ns n present. Mebbo I've hit it nud mebbo not. What sort o' stuff is tt, tO lK'glll with?" "That's plaster of Purls." "Come from Pnrls, ehf Orter bo purty good. Whnt docs the flguro represent?" "A Greclnn goddess, I should say." "Well, that orter be all right. I'd prefer a Michigan or Wisconsin goddess, ns I've got some land out there, but I couldn't nllord to be pnrtlculnr. hat's tho value of It?" "You pnld a qunrter, erh,ips." "The feller waujed u quarter, but I liest him down to fifteen cents. Looks purty near like marble, don't it?" "Quite so." "Is the position what they call classical?" "Ithlukso." "Got plenty of clothes on?" "Yes." "Expression of the fnce nil right for n goddess?" "It is very good, Indeed." "Is It good 'null to stand on n parlor orgnu with only one lamp In the room?" "Quito so." "Well, I'm glnd to henr It. It wns n lectle resky mo picking It out, but I gitex It will pass. I'll call It Manner, a Grecian goddess, who was a bos? school teacher. If It happens to strike my gat all right, it's a go. If it don't she'll knock her head off nt one swipe, nnd I'll use the pieces to chink up rnt holes." M. Quad In New York Evening World. The Correct Time, Oh, but be was a dudollous swell, nnd when ho went to call on n fashionable youug woman on Cass avenue she wns pleased beyond expression, At half-past 8 ho started to go. "Must you go so soon?" she inquired. "Out I ussunh you, mydeuh MlssFwnwn ces," ho entreated, "it Is quite lute." "Why, It is only half-past 8 o'clockl" she urged." "Yaas, Miss Fwnwnces, by yoah time, but, don't you know, tt is quite uftuh 12 by London time, nud wenlly, I must be going. So sowwy, don't you know, but what cawn't bo cunhed must be unduuhed, don't you know. Good night, Miss Fwnwnces. You'll be nt the tea toniowow, of conhs? Good night." Detroit Free Press. ,. tj .zBn7 , .rnnnk v j, ft MaBBBBBamHIr alKjl? HI Eilnlhthcd Dec. to, 1SS6. 'l German National Bank, fi LA'COLAr, iVEH. f .) Capital Paid up, $100,000.00 'J Surplus . . . 25,000.00 Transacts a General Banking Business Issues letters of credit, drnwdrnfts on all parts ofthe world. Foreign collections a specialty. Officers nml Directors, IIKHMAN II. BCHAIIKlta, President. C. C. MUNSON, Vice President. JOSEPH HOKUM KK, Cashier. O. J. WILCOX, Assistant Cushler. C. K. MONTOOMEHY. ALEX. HALTER F. A. HOEHMEn. I). J. HIIOTHKHTON WALTER J. HARRIS. J. A. HUDELSON Why J I in Wns I'miled. We have an incubator, also a small col ored boy to run errands, wash dishes, etc. On the arrival of the former tho little darky was very curious to know nil about It. He examined the article thoroughly, then nsked' "Sny, Miss Julie, whnt fur dnt 'nr ting?" "Thnt's for hutching chickens, Juntos," I explained. "Fur to hetch chickens? Whnr you put de eggs?" "Inside," I answer, "nud the lamp under neath nnd tho wnter mnke the necessary heat and moisture." He looked qulzlcally nt it for an Instant, then asked, "Miss Julie, whnr you put de hen?"-Phllndelphln Record. Family Discipline. Colonel Fizzlctop was under the pnlnful necessity of administering a severe cast I na tion to his son Johuny. After he had com pleted his labors he said sternly to the suf fering victim "Now tell me why I punished you?" "That's It," bobbed Johnny; "you nearly pound the life out of me, and now you don't oven ktiow why you did It," Texas Slftlngs Simple Arithmetic. Shoe Dealer Shoes should not bo worn right along, um'nm. They should bo given n clinnco to get back their shape. Buy twe pairs, ma'am, and wear one pair one day ami the other the next. Fair Customer Will shoes last longer that way? Dealer (with confidence) Yes, Indeed, ma'am, twice ns long. New York Weekly. Musical Item, "How beautifully your daughter plays," said Mrs. Pcterby The musto ceased nt that moment. Tho door opened and a German professor said, "Pefore 1 llulst.es tuning dot piano I vnuts mine tolliir and n half. "--Texas Slftlngs Sbb nna PTbTA alBBW ?lia.' aH Dr. H. S. Aley, Specialist In FEMALE, NERVOUS and KIDNEY DISEASES. ' Special nttentlon paid to the treatment of these diseases by means of electricity. All uun-ninllgnant tumors of tho womb removed without the use ofthe knife. All operations lor Injuries from childbirth skillfully per formed. Displacement of the womb cured lu most cases without the uso of Instruments. Epilepsy, St. Vitus Dance, Sciatica, Neuralgia, Hysteria, dltlereut tonus of paralysis, Deformities, nnd nil other forms of MeivousTioiible successfully treated. L'nusiiltutlon at oillee or by mall fl.uu. Xewmnii Hlock, O Ht., bet. 10th nud 11th, Lincoln, Neb, Hon rs -11 to VI, S to 3,7 to 8. CUT THIS OUT UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. THE- BOND. J. G. BURPEE, Proprietor. This beautiful new house under Its present management wilt be conducted In thorough first class style on the American plan, rates $3.00. It has ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES Including passenger elevators and bath rooms on every floor. Tho sleeping apartments are large and elegantly furnished nnd may be had either single or en suite. We have reserved a limited number of rooms for city patrons and are pre pared to give excellent table board with or without rooms at reasonable rates. (Jail and sec us, TH8 -f BON D Telephone 482. Cor. 12th and Q. FAST MAIL ROUTE ! 2 DAILY TRA1NS2 -TO- Atchlson, Leavenworth, .St. Joepli,Knnsa8 City, St. Louts nnd all Points South, East nnd West. The direct line to Ft. Scott, I'msons Wichita, Hutchinson and nil principal points in Kansas. The only road to the Great Hot Springs of Arkansas, Pullman Sleepers aid Vice Reclining Chair Cats on all trains. J. E. R. MILLAR, R P, R, MILLAR, City Ticket Agt. UsVl jjnt mdMiimm 1 V , I ll I Jsl.,1,. iKJ. '-