Capital city courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1893, June 27, 1891, Page 5, Image 5
-j-sj ! CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1891 t ! fflgeTHSls, LEONARD REFRIGERATORS, QUICK MEAL GAS AND GASOLINE STOVES. LTilvH jfff lifiB Hot Air Furnaces, Water Coolers, Water Filters, Gold Bronze and Brass Bird Cages, Builder's Hardware. Rudge & Morris 1122 N Street. WE ARE JUST IH RECEIPT -OK- Spring Shapes -IN- Christy's London Hats. We are the onb house in the City who sell these goods. Come In and try one. Spring Suits and'Overcoats Are being displayed by 115 now. Give 11s a call. If you Depositjyour Sayings IN THE Lincoln Savings Bank Safe Deposit Co. H. K.cor. lltlt Hiitl I1 Sis. THEY WILL EARN INTEREST FOR YOU At tlio Itnteol 5-Five per Ct. per Annuin-5 Hhvo 5 00 n week and lit famounts with Interest In tlvo yorn to $lir,.oi. Dank opens at 0:30 n. 111, to :i:3u p. in. ami Haturdny evenings, 5 to 8 p. in. S(e to Rent in Burglar and Fire Proof Vaults. Ilmr Confrtlrrnlo Monjr l)roi''l. At first Confederate money command oil n slight premium. It then scaled" down its follows: Juno, 1801, 00 cent; Dec. 1, 1801, 80 cental Dec. 15, 1801, 75 cents; Feb. 1, 1802. 00 cents; Fob. 1, 1803, SO cents; June, 1803, 8 cents; Jan uary, 1804, 3 cento: Novembor, 1804, cents; January, 1805, 9) cents; April 1, 1805, 1 cents. After that dato it took from $800 to f 1,000 to buy aono dollar greenback. How to l'rrvent Stoves from Hunting. Hub them with ft rag dliied in kcro seno before putting them nwny for tho Miinmer. Hardware and fanning Imple ments should bo treated in tho same wny Iwforo you store them for tho full. How to Measure liny. About 500 cubic feet of well nettled hay, or uboiit 700 of jiow mown hay, will mako 11 ton. Ten cubic yards of hay iu mow weigh 11 ton. When tho hay In taken out of old stacks eight or nino yards will mako n ton. When dry eleven or twelve cubic yards of clover mako a ton. How to Tnk llrulses Out of Furniture Wet tho part with warm water. Double ft piece of brown paper flvo or six times, soak it iu warm water and lay it on tho bruise. Then apply a warm Hut iron to tho putier until tho moisture is evaporated. If the first application does not remove the bruise, repeat tho pro cess. Tho dent or bruise genernlly comes to tho surface after two or three applications. How to rruvrut I'nrnsltvs In lllnl Cugrs. It is not generally known that many of tho diseases of singing birds in caged arc caused by tho presence of parasites in tho cage. Should your canary or other bird havo the "pip" or look sickly, ro niovo it at once, and mako an examina tion of the roof of the cage. In nine cases out of every ten you will seen kind of grayish red rust clinging to tho cor ners nnd roof. Look closer or with n microscope and you will observe that this rust is comprised of myriads of aid inalcula. They aro bird parasites. Burn them out with sulphur and wash tho cago with diluted salicylic acid and your bird will soon bo restored to health. How to Curu Corn. To euro corns, soak tho part in boiling or hot (as hot as you can bear) water, to which mustard has been added, before going to bed, wear a stocking on the foot to prevent catching cold nnd bat ho the foot in cold water in tho morning. Continue this throe or four times, after which tho corn will peel off bodily dead. How to I'ut on Violin String. Put tho Bmall end of tho string near est tho tail piece. Don't tio tho string when adjusting it to tlio peg; put it through the peg, dip it otice under to ward your right hand, when by turning tho )eg tho string will become fastened without further trouble. No superflu ous string should bo left dangling around the head, it is a mistaken idea that such portions aro useful, sinco that part of tho strings which comes in contact with tho pegs or tail pieces loses all tone from being jammed and twisted. How to Temper Steel. Heat to a cherry red and then plunge in cold water. Drills and graver's tools are tempered by plunging into n lump of resin or quicksilver. Different de grees of hardness aro required for differ ent purposes. For very pule straw color, 430 degs., for lancets; a shado of darker yellow, 450 degs., for razors and surgical instruments; darker straw yellow, 470 degs., for penknives; still darker yellow, 400 degs., for iron cutting chisels; brown yellow, 500 degs., for axes and piano irous; yellow, slightly tinged with pur ple, 520 degs., for tublo knives and watch Bprings. How to Tell How Fast u Train Bom. Tho number of miles per hour at which a train is running is tho samo as the nnmber of rails passed over in twenty seconds, which can be ascertained by tho "click" produced by the wheels at each joint. How to Make Cork flood for Stoppers. Corks steeped in vaseline are excellent substitutes for glass stoppers. They are not affected by acids, and never become fixed through disuse. How to Disinfect u House. Of tlio many ways which aro iu com mon use for disinfecting rooms and houses, none bo easily recommends itself to the senses and to common souse as tho coffee process. Upon a shovelful of red hot coal throw a handful of ground coffee, and walk with it through tho parts of the house whero the foul smells oxist or which you desire to disinfect. Tlio volatilized essential oils of tho cof fee will instantly correct tho evils, for thoy have tho peculiar properties of de odorizing and disinfecting at the same time. , How to Disperse llluck Ante. About tho most effectual way of dis persing those pests is to t-eattor a few leaves of wormwood among their hautits. How to Make Molasses L'umly. Take two coffee cups of molasses, add a teiupoouful of vinegar, half a table spoonful of butter and half a cup of sugar. Doll uutil the candy burdens readily when dropped into cold water. Before removing from tho lire stir in rapidly a quarter of n teaspoonful of finely crashed soda, which will lighten tho color of tho candy and give it a bet ter texture. For sheet candy turn out in buttered paus; "pull" for stick candy. Hsr Choir. Amntcttr Artist I should like to present the Inst picture I painted to some charita ble Institution, Now, which would you recommend! Cruel Lady Friend The Illlnd asylum. -I.lfo. C'onimviitnry on Holoinoii. Wind What do you suppose Solomon mount when ho wild, "Give inu neither poverty nor riches V Knndfill Ho probably wnnted to work on a salary. New York Herald. Munlcnl Criticism. Mozart was on a visit to it monastery. During nmts he listened Impatiently tp tho feehlo execution of tho organ player, and could hardly.liear to sit out tho ser vice. After mux tho prior asked Mozart to dinner, and took tho opportunity to In qulro how he liked tho playing of tho or- gntilst. "Ho plays quite In Biblical fashion," said Mozart. "How Is thntr" asked tho prior. "His left hand docs not know what tho right hand Is doing," was the reply. Dn holm Kalcudnr. Thoufttitful Utile Olrl. Little Annie hud Iwen having troublo with hsr lessons, and had turned foriwslst auce to her hlg brother. Ho did tho sums for her, handed her tho paMr, and resumed his reading. She wiih soon back at his side, however, and ho Inquired: "What's tho matter; aren't they all rlghU" "Oh, yes, Indeed. They aro over so nice; hut won't you pleao put a few mistake In so that teacher will think 1 did It r" Wash Ington Post. Tln-reliy IIhiie Heterul Tales. fv v "AM. TIIK SAME IN THE END." -Life. Tim Act Ion of Hie Postmaster of Kl 1'iiho In refuting to allow tlio F.I Pnso Times to bo transmitted through the innlls pimply because It contained as news an As soclnted Press dispatch giving a synopsis ot tlio opinion of tlio Supreme Court of Loulsl mm compelling the scorottiry of state to sub mit at tlio next election a constitutional iiiiiendiueiit passed by the Inst general as sembly extending tho Charter of tho Louisi ana State Lottery tweuty-llvo years, is deserving of the severest condemnation nnd censure, not only becnuse ot tlio Injustice of mcli nn arbitrary proceeding, hut upon grounds of public policy. The business manager of tlio Times very properly had this postmniter, who bears the historic nniuo of Smith, arrested for unlawfully detaining mail matter, and he was bound over to ap pear before a commhuloner for trial, hut the punishment whatever It will he, even If ever meted out after many months of delay, will not lit the crime. Nothing short of absolute ami immediate olllclal decapitation, with whatever other punishment tbo law provides, would he proper for such olllclms intermed dling with the mails. If the United States mall Is to ho subjected to such scrutiny and exclusion by the postmaster at El I'nso, the postmasters at the various othes cities, towns, villages, hnmlcts and crossroads iu the state nnd throughout the United States have the Mitiio right, power nnd authority, and nro of courso at liberty to do Just as the postmaster at Kl I'd so tins done. If the postmaster can htop the transmission of a notvspaer because It hns iu it the decision of a court In regard to the Louisiana tottery, ho can also stop it because it mentions the mime of the lottery iu It, and if he can do this he can stop tho post, beenuso it incidentally mentions the name of the Louisiana Lottery Company Iu criticising his olllclal conduct. If ho can do this, however, he can override tho strongest bulwark of tho liberties of the people and violate one of the plainest provisions In the constitutions of the United States, thereby completely throttling tho press. Upon the grounds of public policy the United States government should not toler ate such tampering with the mail. It throws opeu the doors to fraud and, if ierniitted, will tend to mako tho service Inefficient and unreliable. Why not detain a letter suspect ed of containing a lottery advertisement, and why not opeu it to ascertain if the detention Is legaH If its contents aro legal why then of course it might be permitted to continue on its journey. The great wrong done newspaper publish ers, however, is to allow a Kstnmster to authoritatively detain mail matter which in his opinln is illegal. He ought not bo por mltted to do this. If the publisher has com mitted uuy wrong he can bo held responsible and be made to suffer the penalty; but a postmnster may detain an entire edition of a newspaper, entailing a heavy Iosi upon the publisher, nnd yet when the mutter comes to a final trial the court may decide that the papers are mailable. The damage lias then been done tbe publisher, and there seems to be no ndequate remedy for him. 8iippo.ee the politics of a newspaper are ohjectiounl to the postmasters generally, and throughout the state they choose to hold a paper be enuso iu their opinion it is not mailable, It would thus put it within the power of the postal department to stop the circulation of u newspaer ami bankrupt it, leaving the publisher with a lot of suits against post masters as assets. Such it state of a I la I is leave newspaper publishers without adequ ate remedy, and to allow such arbitrary conduct 011 the part of otllelous postmasters Is contrary to the institutions of this govern ment, and it violation of the legal maxim that each wrong hns its adequate leuiedy. Houston (Tex.) Post. Silk greiindiius and drapery nets In a crvat variety nt J. W. Winuuu & Co. WOO street "The Finest" Ice cream parlors are now 0ien and you are invited to call. V1MQ street The best domestic coal hi the market tor jt. II) iloliveicd. lie klli'u to trv l'iwt..iii U'v. ! omiiig nut for sale exclusively by Geo A. miyiuei, iitt u. Have you seen the beautiful line of photo graphs of America's greatest stage celebrities at The Couhikh office Tho line embrace all the lending nnd most prominent aitlsts and are the work of Fnlk of Union Square New York, undoubtedly the thiest photo grapher iu the country. Cull iu and see tlieui. & Wmmm iff "T"- - r J w THE SWEET QIHL GRADUATE. Oh, sweet trirl uriuluntel With pride (Intel Allil.'tkisl In tlliuv white. Krndlathutlkhtt llnwotery heart thestirlit Duthniilliitul Oh, wlsoulrl urnduiitiil All men iiwult The ulloinni not our tliiiuuht, With ui)stle meaning frmiuhll All clamor to bo Immhti I'rixocd, ornte. I'my. sweet girl graduate, Articulate; llesltte ou Socrnles, l'lnto, Diogenes, And all the rest of these Did Idly prnte. I'my, now, sweet urmlunte, Kliliirge, dilute On "Woman's Higher Sphere;" A Iheimi which titer)' )enr The win Id Is hushed to hear, With l.renth abate. Alas, sweet griulunUt Oh, lost estntel For after nil Is raid, Home fellow'll turn that head, Homo HHir plain man ou'lt wed, For such Is fate, -llnMon Courier. Hpxll It wild n Hlg "II." It wasn't a hundred miles from this city that it business man In a small town en tered the postolll the other day, which has lately changed hands, and asked for his mail. "Naine, please," leplled thu newly iih pointed. "Black, of course," "Wnut Uhwkr" "What's the matter with youf" ex. claimed the other. "Haven't you known mo as George Black for the I ant ten years?" "lllackl lllaukl How do ou spell itr 1' I ea.su write It down, will you, for this olllto has changed hands and will bu run on it system after this and no mistakes al lowed. Ahl H-1-a-o-k, Black. All the mall for Mr. Black with a big B will Ira promptly delivered hereafter." Now York World. Old lint Ouoil Alwnjrt. "I detest tho story with a double mean lug," said Marshal V. Wilder to a group of friends In Loudon some tlmu since, "hut there are, nevertheless, soniu good stories without thu double moaning that 1 cannot tell before a llr.sl rate audience, For In stance: two fleas mot after 11 long separa tion. 'Ah, there!' Inquired one. 'Dead discouraged,' replied tho other. 'How sof inquired ihuuIht one. 'Been on a tramp for six months,' was the tired reply. 'Dear mel' exclaimed thu first; 'then you must buidl worn out with fatigue.' 'No; tho tramp died. "Truth. With His Thumb, A boy is said lo li.ite saved thu Netherlands from Inundation. Multitudes havo been saved from the Invasion of disease by a hottlo of AVer's Hnrsaparilla. This ineillclno imparls tone lo the system and strengthens every organ and Mine of the body. " I havo taken it great deal of medicine, but nothing tins done me so much good as Avcr's Hnrsaparilla. I experienced Its bene ficial effects before I Imd quite finished ono bottle, and I can freely testify Hint It Is tlio best blood medicine I know of." I.. W. Ward, sr., Woodland, Texns. "Confined to nn office, as I mil, from one year's end to another, with little or no out door exercise, I find grcnt help In Aycr's Hnrsnpnrllla, which I Imvo used for several years, and urn nt present using, with excel lent results. It enables me to keep always nt my post, enjoying the best of health." II. C. Dames, Maiden, Mass. Ayer's Sarsaparilla ritKfAUKII II v DR. J. O. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass. HotdbyDruwItts. fl,slx$J. Worth $3 a bottle In The District Court Lancaster County, Nebraska. I. L. Illaokliiun. Howard Antes ami Mrs, - Antes, Ihst inline unknown defend ants, will take notice that on the tilth day of March, 1VJI, Wnlllugford A Hhnnip. plulutitls heroin, tiled their petition In the district court of Lancaster eounly, Nebraska, against said defendants, the object and prayer of which nro to foreclose a certain mortgage by the le leudant lllaekmnii to tho philutlM's iiwm lot twenty-six (Ul) In block twofJi In lrvlnir l'lneu addition to the cltv of Lincoln In snid Luiicnstur county nnd state of Nebraska to sccuro tho payment or it certain promissory not e dated Viopt. 11, Ismi. for thu sum of Vtf.flO and also ono other corialu note dated July iMIi, IHs'J, for the sum of mi.OO each due mid pnyablo on or before the tlrst day of July 1mm; that tliero Is uowiluo uiMiu said notes nnd mortgage thu sum oflKKl.tK) ami Interest thereon from the dato of the said notes for which sum together with tho Interest there 111 plulutlllK pray Judgment nnd for 11 decree Hint tho defendants bo required lo pay the same, or that the said premises maybe sold to satisfy tho amount found dun. You are required to answer tho said pe tition 011 or before the lUth day or July ls'Jl. Dated June tth, im. Wai.linofokd HIIAMI' by Aniiorr, iski.i.kck A Lank -l It their Attorneys. LincolnPark Lincoln's Great Pleasure Resort Now open dally to the public, The finest picnic grounds In the state, with line boating and fishing. Dancing pavilions, illuminated with Electric lights and beautiful drives. Tiie l'nrk Is large nnd will accommodate everybody. .Secluded places for private picnics can be had. BASE-BALL Sunday, June 2Sr.l1, Lincoln vs. Sioux City Hand Concert eer evening from 7 until 9:30 o'clock, commencing June 25th. Electric cats run to tho Park every 1: minutes (mm 6 o'clock in the morning until it :30m night. JULY 41:11, Lincoln's Grand Celebration. Basket picnic, amusements, and rare at tractions. Flue display of lliewotks in the evening Music anil dancing dav and night. Public speaking and a grand" time for all. Wait for further announcements. Electric cars will run into the park. An Admission will be Charged v Sli.lSOX TICKETS v On Halo at Hurley's, Shilling tiros.', Odell's Kcstniiriiut mid d. Young's. Uuy CoufON Tickets unit Saw .fonry. 'sJw SWIFT JT FOR LAOIES 8A dTY jP &SHW CtMMI V svryiji8FJi ' s f, .-"nMnrr E. R. GUTHRIE 1540 O STREET. The ten's Novelties! Just Arrived A beautiful line of Tea Gowns Latest cuts and designs, made of Challies, Henriettas and Combination Goods. These goods are elegantly made up, are very stylish and will be sold at Popular Prices. We have also just received a limited quantity of Long Military Capes made of Chev iot, Camel's Hair and Broad Cloth. If you have not al ready a Spring Wrap, please call and see the new and beau tiful designs. The sample lines now being shown for fall trade by the manufacturers in New York show these same cuts. The 1023 0 Fine Dress Patterns in Polka Dots, Combina tion Suits, French and English Goods. We have about 35 of the most stylish patterns left and have conclud ed to place all of them on Special Sale next week, same to be sold at ACTUAL COST These goods certainly de serve your inspection. They are rich in design and the very latest fashion. A selec tion of fashion plates given with each dress. BLAZERS of White French Flannels in Blue, Red and Black Stripes at $r. 75, $2.50, $3.50, S.1.00. Bazar. STREET.