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Wfcl'wWBWWM'W''W'lW'W"IWTOHFflSynBK BSKtC!5IttS2 rf9QSSilsinm& 4 ;4MS x. '.,-iL&l CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1891 Thk Oi.d Rkmaiim. FOLSOM -Is llll Headquarter (or- I (( 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. ru-' l ICE CRRAMjf PARLOR NOW OPEN. 1307 0 SI. Telephone 501 orrn, Lincoln Patrons Wc beg to Inform jou tlint our Stock of Spring a iid Summer SUITINGS It now ready for your Impaction nntl comprises nil the LATBST NOVELTIES From the Finest French i English Biery Garment Strictly First-Class! Kuckcrt & McDonald, THE TAILORS, 317 5, 15th St. ComtpondtncB Solicited OMAHA, NEB. DELIGHTFUL COMPLEXION EFFECTS -May ho produced by the use of MRU. OUA HAM'H Kugenlo Knnmcl and her Hose Bloom. The complexion unit color u-x) made perfect, nml tho closest scrutiny qould noi de tect one grain or powder or the least Indica tion of artificial color. I will ttnko my rep uutlou thnt on any fnce I can give the moat delightful complexion nml rotor with Eu- Knlo Knamel nml Kose Illossom, nml kl no on could possibly tell thnt the color or complexion were artific ial. This Is hitch nrl lu cosmetics. They aro each mora harmless thnn nny other cos metic. In the world, because, they nra ench ills, solving In their usturc, nnd (bus does not clou up the pore. When using theso superb cosmetics you nuiy wipe tho dust or perspl ration from tho fnoe without marring their delicate beauty. They renin In on nil dny, or nntll washed off. - Price of ench It tho two sent anywhere for . Kor snio ny iiuwAiurn uiahumu VHAUMAOV, Northwest Corner N nml r.'th sireei. Mrs. Qralinm, 101 Tout St., Snn Krimelnco, treats Indies for all defects or blemishes ot face or Haure. Send stamp for her little boolc How tobelleautirul." HOW IN HEW QUARTERS ! Lincoln Trunk Factory st H33 ST- Where wt will be glad to teu all old friends nnd customers, and at many, new ones as can get Into the store. O. H. MI RICK, SUCCESSOR TO VVIRICK & HOPPER. $3000 1 VEAR I I urd.rUkt la hri. I Hack r hliljr lul Hf'M ck n cf lll.l MI. faorB fMd ttt.ll lkltl.aMl BkA. Rrr l.tnlitlii,l!l Muck lailMlilouIr, rliowr la rn TkrM TkaaaaaJ BbIIam Tmt la lklrm lurUiln, knrw iktjr lt,.l Kill ilto ftraUfc ttoritwllMrtm.UMl,tlkMij'MlrrarMlklliuM,il. No Moaajr titf n unlrM uccMful !?. Kaklly anil quickly laant4. 1 Savra tut aaa wrwkar taMU aak UUirlt i w fowaljr. 1 ktta tlnadjr li(ln ami iIJ4 arllU ni.oii,nl l..(t bar, wkt ara maklaf out la ta(.. lliNKW te4 l.l ! 'ull aarlltalara ritKI . A JJr... al oTa, C(VAibi.KN,Sl 4t). Ami win, Math.,' AN ODD DWELLING. A UitlqtiK l)ln Which May ll Crrld Out fur. Two Thousand Hollars. (Copyright, Ml, by American Press Asuocla. Hon. Suburban a'rchltoctttruoponsn wider fluid for thu" display of tho linnifliiullou to the designer of woll arranged and convenient houses than It possible to otia whoso prim !?? rKHSI'KCTIVK. tlco Ik restricted to tho conventionalities Pertnlnlnu to oxcluslvo rlty work. Ilrlcli nml stonu do not permit oddities and novel ties In form without heavy pounlty or expense, but In constructluu: n hulldliiu; of wood there It nu opportunity for originality In design without oxccsslvu expunge In thu nlnntduu of 11 dwelling houto there It much to ha considered npnrt from solidity of construction nnd nn ngrccnhlu distribution of .thu parts of tho exterior Consideration for thu comfort or thu nccii' nnnts. combined with facilities for perfect execution of household sorvleo In Its ml- uutu detnllt, Ih becoming more fully npr elated, while Its neglect hns brought upon tho unlucky dcsluuur wull dexorved con domuntlou. The Illustrations accompanying this nrtlctfi represent un odd duslgn for n tub urban cottage which litis tho double ad vatitngo In thu plan of 'being suitable for either u narrow or wide frontage, with nn exceedingly uconnmlcnl unit convenient nr rnngomunt of rooms In both tho first nnd second stories. A cellar 7 feet drop oxteuds under tha en tiro bulhllug, Inclosed by n wull 18 Incline thick, Intd up lu llnio nnd coinent inortnr toltliu top, with suit able windows nml uutsldo cellar doors completu. Ahovu tho foundation tho build lug Is Of wood, In this plnn tho old cus tom of placing thu stulrwny along ono sldo of tho purlor In n long, unrrow hull which served as it ineiu passageway from front to renr In.s been abandoned. You enter rmsT sTortv. the house from the side of tho vcrnuda, which kIvcs n pretty elTect from both tho front nnd side, nnd puss Into n Inrgo hull, clrculnr In plnn, with n brond, wlndlug talrwny lending to tho second story. Un der the principal stnlrcnso Is plnccd the pnssnge nnd stnlrs to the cellar. The large room parallel to tho veranda, with the bay window in front, It the par lor, which Immediately conncctt with the dining room adjoining, separated by slid ing door. The dlulng room It of good lie, with a hnndsoino octagon bay window at ono end and largo sliding doors shutting It off from the hall at the other. Uack of the dining room is the kitchen, with a large pantry and storeroom, as shown by tha plau; also a door from the mala hall and a back door leading to tho yard la the rear. The chimneys are of bard brick to tho roof and of pressed brick from thence. The open fireplaces in the parlor and din ing room have handsome glased tllo hearths and facings, ornamental brass fenders, sultablo grates, mantels, etc., complete. The kitchen Is provided with a pressed brick chimney breast, and portablo range, boiler, sluk and tubs. In tho second story the arrnngoment of the rooms is admirable. The principal chamber It lu tho front, directly above tho parlor, with a commanding aspect, which the balcony affords, us well as adding n picturesque effect to the exterior. Con- 8F.COSD STOUV. venlent to the front chamber Is a good sized bedroom, which may serve as n nursery for young children if desired. Above the kitchen, accessible to the hall, are the bathroom and guest chamber, all amply lighted. A comfortable stairway lends to the attic, in whli . there are two excellent bed rooms and a 'trge storeroom which may be used as a servant's bedroom when desired. The original cost of this house was !, 000. d. W. Kino. C771H. Sri. liHSi -mm 1 - , JmbbJBBmj itBB Jr "I DINING I- I r bmRLoR nip i . I IE I mcJ xJK W 9 Pi 'BED K wcHroom v Tt?iJ ' A Bolt-mli Moment. After tho brldnl party partook of n sumptuous bnuiuot. n younger brother of tho.brlilo got up nnd said, solemnly, rais ing Ills glnssi "Lndic and gcntlotnuu, I have to pro poto a tonst, which, however, must ha drunk standing. Ploaio tnko your glnssc nnd ilsu up." The gui-sts, although somewhat bewil dered, did so. "Now," anld tho young tenpeprnce, "If you will rcmnln standing forn fuw min utes I'll find out who has Ixmu sitting on my new stnu-plpu hat." Rochester Times. The Old Man's Itnrlln Bho Would you belluvo Itf that vicious IIUlu Mrs. Went on has taught her baby to call Its father "Urnuilpa." Ho What did she do that for? Shu So that Weston shan't forget thnt ho Is old enough to bo her father. Life. Ilottn Ilia Tree. Thero weru olght or ten of us on the platform of n railroad station In Tennen seo waiting for thu train, nnd by and by somu ono called attention to n woman seat ed on n barrel and smoking a pipe with great vigor. "What big feet," said ono. "How stupid sho looks," ndded a second. "Het a dollar sho doesn't know A from Zl" put In n third. Half a dozen people had had their say, when a "native," who had been whittling away at u shingle nml sitting with his feet dangling off the platform, turned ubout and called to thu woman i "Mary, is tho shotgun In tho cart V "Yep." "You'un totu It along yerol" "What furf" "Got to shutu sumo of theso 'tins fur tnlkln' 'bout you I Drap somu uxtra buck shot In tho bar'lsl" Mary didn't go, however. Six npolngles worn rendered in six seconds, nnd thu hus band accepted each and every ono nnd saldt "You'un needn't totu that ar' gun over yerel Theso 'uus hev cum down tho treol" -Now York World. Somu Qiiver Happenings. At n flro lu Georgia recently, thero being no watur at hand, somu littlu colored boys pelted It with watermelons which were growing in n neighboring field, and tho melons bursting soon quenched tho Haines. A Massachusetts farmer claims to haro found nn npplu that Is outwardly perfect, but tho Inside of which has been entirely consumed by n worm that crawled In through thu stem. A musician out west has Invented n glass trombone. Ills object lu so doing was to enable deaf people to seo tho music its It Cassctl through, but for somu unnccountn lu reason tho plan has not worked. Har per's Young Peopte. Love nnd WUdum. v Ono bright day In w Intry enthcr Lovoand Wisdom met together; Alt Ixivo carried was his qulvur, . Yet ho did not seem to tihlvor. Wisdom, though In furs, was coldi Lovo was young mid Wisdom old. Wisdom, M'cr seeking truth, Asked thocuiuoly, naked youth How his body was not frozen. As ho hadn't auy clothes on? Uive, for nnswer, sent nn arrow Whizzing Into WUdom's marrow. And tho old man's blood waxed hotter: T III bo boiling cro lie's got her. A. 0. flnlinu lu Now York Sun. lining Wrll. "Goodness gracious," yelled tho man ager, meeting tho lender ot tho orchestra coming up, "thero was n terrible mess of It half wny in tho lost act." "And didn't I manage It nicely?" said tho leader. "I caught up so that even you must havo noticed I wasn't more than threu bare behind when the curtain fell." File gende HI .ter. The Uelght of Tollteness. Mrs. Passee Will you kindly change your seat, sir, so that you will bo between me nnd theso young Indies? Old Gentleman Certainly. Don't you wish to see them? Mrs. Passee No, Indeed; that would be very rude. I am their chaperon. Now York Weekly. Ecclesiastical Item. Teacher What arc the names of tho even days of the week? Boy Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. "That's only six days. You have missed one. Whendocsyourmothergotochurch." "Wlien pa buys her a new hat." Texas Siftlugs. A Suggestion. He (despondently) My dear, we really must cconoml.e. Now what can we get along without)' Shu I really don't know, Crank, unless It's your uppetlte. Harper's lluiar. Warranted. Fair Customer That bicycle I bought for my llttlo boy only three weeks ago bos gone all to pieces. Dealer Yes'm. You remember I war ranted It to go fast. Good News. Shocking, Jcapnr There are men In the world who orguo that electricity Is life. Mrs. Jnspar Then it Is no wonder thnt so many men llvo shocking lives. New York Herald. It May llo So. Thero are 150,0rJ,SV3 watches lu usu at the present time. Of this uumber thero Is a possibility that onu keeps as good time as tho reader's. Jewelers' Circular. Not Besponslble. "Was that policeman dismissed for club bing?" "No, ho proved that he was nsleep wheu ho aid tho clubbing." Epoch. Shu Wits Never Anything to film. She So you loved and lost, did you? Ho No, sho returned nil my prescnts. Epoch. A lllse In Ttnupcrittiire. The goodly housewife now prepares To seek souio summer spot. Where she can keep quite cool until Her husband has to pay thu bill. And then ho makes It hot u -New York HcraM. "TICKETS, "UEASE." A- Mill flehftm All Ills Own, anil It Workrri. "Tickets, please,' said tho conductor of a trnln on n line running out of Detroit as ho entered the car. There was n very general response In tho sliiiKi of pasteboard until ho came to a farmer who was very earnestly looking out of tho window. "Tickets, please," said tho conductor. Tho man paid no attention. "I'll tnku your tickut, If you pleasu." Tho man looked up at him. "Hain't got any," ho answered slowly, "Well, the mouoy tlion. Where arc you going?" "Hain't got any money." "Well, then, what nru you on here forf If I don't get cither money or ticket I must put you off the train." "You wouldn't stop an express train Just to put ono man off, now would you?" "Wouldn't I? You'll soon seo whether I will or not. Now I want your ticket or tho cash without any more fuss." "Nnry onu." Thu conductor paused for a moment or two nnd then called the hrnkemau. "Now aru you going to get off without n fus. or will wu have to throw you off?" Tho man sighed and said hu would gooff quietly. When thuy got out on the plat form nnd the conductor hiul his hand en tho bell rope thu passenger cast his eye over thu Hying landxcnpo and wild: "Ain't theru no way wo can Hx this up?" "Certainly. Tickut or mono." After another look thu man shook his head. "Let her go, captain." Tho conductor pulled thu ropo. Thu air brakes scrunched nnd thu train enmo to it stop. Thu man stepped off, ami then, hnudlng thu conductor a bit of pasteboard, said: "I don't client no railroad company, cap tain. Hero yu are." "Why In thuudor didn't you give mo this lieforof You can rldo five miles further on this ticket. Step aboard lively, now." "Never mind, captain. I would have to walk llvo miles back If I did. t llvo over yonder. So long, cnp." Detroit Fret Press. An Infnllllilo Sign. Tho poets with n fervid heat Proclaim thnt summer's como ngnln: And suck with vnrled clrcumstanco This ilarlnx dictum to sustain. IiO,seu thu Mowers!" they remark; "IA likewise look upon thu trees! And list tho gurgling song of birds, That wnrhlo to tho evening brucel "And vlow tho erduro of tho ground; And mark thu nzuro of tho nky; And nt tho blooming landscape round I'rny now dccortlratu your ojcl" And by hucIi varied Islblo signs Thu poets prove that summer's come I know It by tho wny thoHtainps In my pockctlmok liegin to gum. Boston Courier. Too Strict. In Germany tho pollco regulations nro very strict, nnd nuy vlolutlon of them is promptly punished, Thu pcoplu huto it holy terror of tho Inn. Two gentlumen happened to meet In Berlin, nnd the fol lowing conversation took plncu: "Have you heard the dreadful news about Miller?" "No; what is it?" "Ho was lu n bout on tho river. He fell overboard nnd was drowned. Tho water was too deep." "Didn't he know how to swim?" "Swim! Don't you know thnt nil per sons nre forbidden by the pollco to swim lu tho river?" Texas Sittings. On n Ijong Journey. Tramp Plense, mum, I enn't git work nt mo trnde now nnywhero around here, nnd wild you be so kind ns ter help ma nloug on me Journey to n place wheru I cau find work? Iady Poor innn! 1 didn't know busi ness wns so dull Where do you expect to And work? "Conslderln' the time o' year, mum, I'm afraid I'll havo to go a long wnys north of hero." "Indeedl What Is your trade?" "I'm a snow slioveler, mum." Good News. Dolus Well. Strnwber Whllo I was rooming with it friend of mine, who Is in thu gus business, tho other night, we wero awakened by it slight nolso, nnd then a burglar crept softly Into the room. Slngcrly Dear met How did you get out of It? Strnwber Very well Indeed. My friend got everything ho had. Harper's Bazar. It Was True. "The same old Jokes," snarled the land lady as she overheard tho now boarder dis cussing the spring lamb. "They've ono thing In their fnvor," an swered the boarder. "What's that?" snapped the landlady. "They nre not as old ns tho lamb," was the cruel nnswer. Detroit Free Press, The Chitpernn's Motto, Miss Straltlaco Do see that poor blind beggar woman on the corner, Maude? How pitiful It is to seo her sitting thero in tho crowd with thnt card, "I am blind," sus pended around her neck. Miss Folllbud-Ycs, It Is pitiful; but, Ethel, what a delightful chaperon she would make. Somervllle Journal. Florence at Hume. Toots (standing in the shadow) Is Miss Florence at homo this evening? Bridget Como out where I can seo you. (Sot to voco: Yes; red hair, no mustache, turn up noso). Yes, como right In. Now York Herald. A Convenient Arrangement. "Sir, I take tho liberty of saying that yeu havo my umbrella." "Very well, you take tho liberty; I'll tnko tho umbrella." Epoch. Or KWo T "Papa, don't you think these ulasses mnku me appear lutellcctualf" "Yes, my dear, but uuder all clrcum itaucea keep your mouth closed." Truth, IJVLmr'iiJtt tissssssssssUiatt. A 1 ". :iHtnfii.r1t bsfassssllsssvlMM , 'A 4CL1 17 T llSllSSSSSSSSStSSBlSSSSSSSSSkl t! JJi' HV lalstl'aSSSsSaSSSsl 'IsilsssssssssssssssssD SHH"" UssssssssssssssssB HllWrA faaaflilssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssHlsllisssssssssssssss Op'ned Jsn, 1, '91, All ItDpronmenti The Lincoln, TKHMH-K.M) TO 4.(0. h latter price Includes liiiths. First-Glass in Every Respect! lliiniiii-t, IIhIIh nml Iteerpt Ioiik. C Wo nro esieclnllv well prepared to enter tain large or Niiinll gatherings nt llamiuets, llnlls, ltcceptlniis, Etc. ltntts nnd full Infor mation cheerfully glM'n nt tho oltlce. Cor. I" n nil (Mb Sts. HllKAKHAMAnKKt FAST MAIL ROUTE ! 2 DAILY TRAINS 2 -TO- Atchlson, Leavenworth, .St. Joseph, Kansas City, St. Louis nnd nil Points South, East nnd West. The direct line to Ft. Scott, Parsons Wichita, Hutchinson and all principal points in Kansas. The only rond to the Great Hot Springs of Arknnsas. Pullman Sleepers aid Free Reclining Chair Cars on nil train. J. E. R. MILLAR, R V. R- MILLAR, City Ticket A gt. GsVI Vgjnt mmmmmmmmmmWMumlBnSSBmWmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmSm jiKKKrWlmmmmlMmtmmm9wmmmmmmW3 J5mmmmWMMmWKmWmmil W?aalHKcXlaSBBBBBaklkka9aTlilaSBBR!6ac' 'WHmmmmmmmmmmSS9lsS SIDEWALK AND BUILDING T. A. La. MEYER, Notary Public and Real Estate Dealer in Gityand Farm Property -AOF.NT ESja,,, North German-Lloyd Steamship Co., Hamburg-American Packet Co., and Baltic Lines. Also Rnllroad Agent for the different Companies Enst and Vest Southampton, Havre, Hamburg, Stetten, London, Paris, Norway, Plymouth, Hremen, Sweden, and any point In Europe. Post Orders nnd Fotelgn Exchange Issued to nil prominent points In Europe. Having large facilities east with tho biggest Hanks mid Savings Institutions, I am pro pnred to make all Kinds of Loans on First Itenl KMnte Mortgages, Cltv or l-urin Property, from 1 to S years, nt tho lowest Intorest. I also deal lu School llonds, Htnte, County nnd City Warrants, alio In Statu. County and City Certified Claims, nnd will always pay tho highest market price, Cnll nnd see me or Correspond L. MEYER, 108 e UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. THE- BOND. J. G. BURPEE, Proprietor. This beautiful new house under its present management will bo conducted In thorough first class style on the American plan, rates $3.00. It has ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES Including passenger elevators and bath room on every floor. Tho sleeping apartments are large and elegantly furnished and may be had either tingle or en tulte. We have reserved a limited number of rooms for city patrons and are pro pared to give excellent table board with or without rooms at reasonable ratos. Call and tee us. THO BOND Ttlepbone 483. Cor. lath and Q, C.'K. Montgomery, I'rctlilont. Herman H. Hrhnherg, Vice l'resl, .Icseph llnehmer, Cashier OiJ. Wilcox, Assl.Canhlor. German National Bank, i.rxcoL.w xiu, Capital . . . $100,000.00 Surplus . . . 30,000.00 Transacts a General Banking Business Iwiies letters or ciedlt.ilrnwdriirts on nil pnrts of the world, Foreign collections n specialty. Nebraska's Leading Hotel. -The MURRAY Cor. lull and Harney Hts , or-irL. : xti:ei. strictly First-class All Modern Improvement nnd Conveniences. B. 8ILL0WAY, Pro-rletor. IRA HIQBY, Principal Olerk AND- VITRIFIED PAYERS BUGKSTAFF FOIt THE w It li me. North Tenth Street. laSBBBBBLsBBBBBBBBBBBBBLsBlfvVVHHHIIlaaalllkSlBi'l BRICK r WSWWSOSSstssmnMiMiMiUflr r T n n 1 iMwawi 3mi&iMw .r.lfrr ruwutiw.:. ' i ttf t naMnn
