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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1891
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TllK Ol.l) RlCl.lAUI.K
FOLSOM
It sllll McndqunMcr for-
Ice Cream
Ices, Cakes, Candles, Etc.
Our Special order depart
nient 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 501
&t hums i2z
A BEAUTIFUL
COMPLEXION
Itllko the headline of this ndvcrllsomimt. It
Is attractive. Oiiuinny Imvo all IIiuiMiiIIIUk
orhonduml heart lo mute one lovouljlo, liul
they miiy pais unnoticed uinl remain un
it now u lieiltuse one lift nut tho qualities of
lmrsoiial iienuly wltluli attracts uttoiilloii
whleli draw people lo us lo nml out wlmt wo
really are. II I Uumino with this udvor-tUcinont-UH
lutil nol been Tor an attractive
headline you would not Imvo rem! It. hyory
lady I Ikon lo lo attractive, nml It K therefore,
overy lady's duty lo pyclownttontlon to her
complexion.
MKN, (IHAIIAM'H
EUGENIE ENAMEL
Creates u lovoty complexion Instantly on any
skin. U Is delicate, hsrmle. ami show no
traco or nowiler. It remains on nil day, or
until washed otr, nml dust or Mrsplrut on
inny bo wlpfct from tlin furo without marring
lit italloula tioiutty. II li tin) queen ortlio
toilet table. Every lady who use It I de
lighted with lis suporb effects, which Imitate
mtUre ho porfoctly tlut no ono cun toll tluil
tho complexion created by It U nrtltlelal
Thl I thu blithest ornrllnrnsmetle. I'HK'h
ONK IMIXAIt.
All the loading Lincoln druuKlsts no 1 1 It.
H. T Clark Drug Co., Lincoln.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
0X72.
Lincoln Patrons
Wc beg lo Inform you that our Stock of.
Spring aid Summer
SUITING
It now reaJy for your Inspection anil
comprises all the
LATEST NOVELTIES
Prom the
Finest French i English
Bnrj Girntit Slrtctlj First-Class I
Guckert & McDonald,
THE TAILORS,
3175,
15th St. Corrttpondtnct Solicited
OMAHA, NEB.
MOW IN NEW QUARTERS I
Lincoln Trunk Factory
st 1133 st-
Where v-e will be glad to wc all old
frlmd and customers and at many new
ones at can get into the store.
CK. ItflRlCK,
SUCCESSOR TO
SVIRICK & HOPPER.
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SHE FORQOT THE STORY.
Hitiuntire of M Diamond Lost In a Flood
of Social flmslp.
The church It filling fntt for tlio wedding
of Reginald Splccr nml Angelina Mnyhurn,
and the young lndy friend of tliu lirldo nra
fluttering Iti the powa In that ttato of dell
clout oxcltemcnt Into which the feminine
soul It inovltnbly thrown by a mnrrluge
ceremony, no mutter how rvmoto It tho
portonnl Interest Involved therein. Knto
Vaughn nnd Agglo Morton are together on
tho broad nltlc, In a position which enablr
them to toe everything with tho utmont
minuteness.
Knto Oh, nnd they do sny that Mint din
mntid star which Mr. Wist wenrs It only
Rhinestone Do you believe It f
Agglo How horrid people nrol Do they
rrnlly tuy tlnitf
K. Yes, ti.oy reiilly do.
A. I don't believe It. She lint hnd It too
ItniK. nod bes.ih's Mint It tho ttnr they tell
tho queer ttory nhout.
K.-Whnt story?
A. Hnvcn't you over heard It?
K. Xo, I never did.
A.-Well I do think thnt It runny.
K.-llut do toll mu what It It?
A. Why, you teo Milt young tnnu It
wnt In Now rk, you know, nnd It wot
ever to many yenrt iiko you know Mrt.
Wett enmo from New York.
K. Yen, her mother wnt my coutln't
mint.
A. Wntn't tho your mint then?
K. Of courto not, Mow horrid of you
to think I could Imvo an mint to old nt her
mother would hoi
A. Oh, 1 never thought of thnt. Hut
how could the bo
K. Why, It wnt on tho other tldo of tho
house, you teo, and my coutiu wnt nearly
nt old n my mother
A. It Angelina Mnyhurn really any re
lation to that girl In Philadelphia that
Rcggy Splccr flirted to with Intt winter?
K. I'm turo I don't know Agnes said
tho'd find out hut tho didn't.
A. I Agues going to Bar Ilnrbor Milt
tummcrf
K, Sho tayt the It, to I suppose tho
Itn't.
A. Why, Knto Vnughnl Wlmt it horrid
thing to say,
K. Well, I don't care. It't Just to overy
time. Do look at Knnuy Packard. Sho
lint on thnt old green tllk that tho hat hnd
made over for three xummert.
A. And tin- Hhlm'ttnue comb.
K. Oh, what watthu ttory you wore go
lnitotoll mo about Mm. Wctt'tttnrf
A. Oh, yet I forgot what wo woro
talking about. Well, there wat thlt hand
tomo young man that nil thcglrlt were In
love with, nnd nt latt ho got engaged lo
ono of them.
K.-Yet.
A. And tho wnt an nwfully proud girl.
K.-Oh, I ktiow tho klndl
A.-And
K. Oh, there It Mrt. Thockmorton. Did
you know thnt they say thnt the hot been
living nt Newport jiut to thnt tho can get
n divorce f
A. No; really?
K. Thnt't wlmt they tny.
A. 1 don't believe It.
K.-Vhy not?
A. Why, he hat always beon Jutt de-
votcd to her.
K. I dare tny thnt wnt nil n blind. It
wnt probably put on in public.
A. I don't enro, he wnt nn nwfully
handsome mnn,
K. Sho Isn't much to look nt.
A. Very likely thnt wnt tho trouble
K.-llowf
A. Why, a homely wife It nlwnyt Jenb
out of a hnndtotno hutbnnd.
K. She generally has reason to be. Why
In the world doesn't tho brldo cornef
A. Oh, tomethlng nlwnyt happent nt
the latt mlnuto.
K. Oh, how nervous It would mako me.
A. To bo married r
K. To go through the wedding,
A Thorc are the Joneses, next to Mrs.'
West.
K. Oh, you didn't llnlsu nbout that
star.
A. Oh, I must tell you that, lor really
It Is a remarkable ttory. Now I think of
It, I Hhoultl think It might bo worked up
for the stage
K. I'm sure I should thluk tomnthluii
might be worked up for the stnge. I never
knew a winter to bo to dull at the theaters,
A. If It hadn't been for Bernhardt them
wouldn't have been anything.
K. I declare I am getting nt nervous at
t witch. Do you suppose anything hat
happened?
A. Of course not. The time nlwnyt
teems longer when you are waiting.
K. You arc at cool at an Iceberg.
A. Why shouldn't I bof I'm not going
to be married.
K. Oh, how do you suppose she feels?
A. My dear, the It probably too nearly
dead with nervoutneti really to feel any
thing. K. Do you suppose to?
A. Oh, I'm ture of It.
K. Everybody it here.
A. There's a earring They mutt be
coming.
K. Yet, there goes the orgau.
A. Be ture and notice whether the train
It gathered or plaited.
K. Do you tupposo
A.-Whatf
K. Never mind. 1 was thinking that
Reggie Snicer might g5vo her splendid dia
mond If he had a mind to.
A. Hit mother hud beautiful diamonds.
K. You haven't told me about Mrs.
West's ttar yet.
A. No, but will tome time.
K. There comet Heggle and hit best
man.
A. Charlie Simpson It the best looking
of the two.
K. You never did like Keggle.
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K. (with tudden excitement) Here the
comet.
The wedding procession enters the
church, and commcui gives place to an ab
sorbing observation, to that for the time
being, at least, nothing further is tnld con
cerning Mrt. Wett't diamond ttar. Bos
ton Courier,
IHMcalt Clioltt).
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Mr. Applngton Marie, this has become
past endurance. Thlt morning when 1 wat
taking my bath, that monkey of yours
jumped on my back. You're got to choose
between htm and me.
Bin. Applngton Well, give me three
dart to think It over. Harper' Dasar.
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I vft II 9 1 "' Ul
Tim liMirliol(lr nml tho Ittt.
A householder who hnd lieoti grently an
noyed by rntt In hit rellar brought homo a
trap nnd tet It whore ho thought It would
do the most good. Nuxt day ho wnt made
flnd by Ilntlliiu thnt ho hnd cnught n vory
nrgo rat. Ho wnt nbout to put tho cnptlve
to death whon tho rnt protested.
"Thlt It by no meant fair nnd Just. I
entered thlt trap to prove mycoullduiice In
your Integrity. No one could bo more nur
prlted than I wat when I found myself n
prisoner."
After duo reflection the householder lib
crated the rnt, but only to llnd, two or
tlirco days Inter, Mint the number had
greatly lucrcntcd, and thnt hit tloret wcro
fast liclng carried away by wholesale.
Catching tight of hit former prisoner, ho
taldi
"You depended on my Integrity and 1 re
stored your liberty."
"Kxoctly."
"I depended on your Integrity, and you
have wrought still further d imago to my
property."
"Oh, lint you must understand, my dear
sir, that a rat In a trap It n heap different
from n rnt nt liberty."
Moral You'll teo It whenever n Judge
suspend sentence on a bad man who hat
promised to reform. Now York World.
Two Clrmt Future Open.
"Well, Mr. Pedagogue, docs my boy
thownuytpvclnl aptitude, for work?" asked
tho proud father.
"I think to, Mr. Ilroutoti," returned the
sclioolinaster. "I am uncertain nt yet
whether John will make n sculptor or a
baseball player. Ho It unerring In hit aim
with paper wads, but the condition of his
desk top convince me that he can carve
with contldornhlc fnclllty." Hnrpcr's Ma
in r.
lint. tern tint Act.
Warden (of Insane iiMylum) This Kor
woman Imagine tho It shopping nil thu
Mint. Sometimes the sltt In sllcuco for
whole week.
Visitor Whnt It the doing?
Warden It I supposed that sho Imag
lues the Is waiting for the. change. Cloak
Itevlow.
In tliv llnmlt of Ills rrli'iuN,
Citizen I hear you are running
tor
ofllce?
Candidate Yes, a month ago I placed
myself In-tin) hand of my friends.
"How nro you now?"
"I would like to borrow fifteen cent to
get a dairy lunch." Baltimore American
An Instiinris
"Humor is tho most powerful force In
thu world," remarket! Ciiiiiho
"How do you make that out?" asked
Fanglo.
"It overcome the law of gravity."
Harper's lluzar.
A Contrast.
He tnt on a board nt the uuscbnll uaine,
And broiled In the biirnlmt sun;
Ho knew overy player's Christian naint
And. If any ono scored a run,
Ilodnucoil nnd ) clled and uru v red In tho fnco
And shouted and tossed lilt hat,
For ho, at you Imvo guosscd. wna n base-
Hall crank -and Uicy net like that.
'II.
He snt In a cushioned broad nlsle w
In a cool and unlet church.
And squirmed at )ou would, pertiaps.lt ou
Were a echnnlbor and feared the birch.
lie heaved a sigh when the minister snld
"Amen," and he grabbi-it liU tint.
Por ha wnt n man -a umlu blped-
Anil In church tbeyncl like that. r
No l)freptloii(
Knrnged Customer (rushing wildly Into
tho drug store) Say, thlx xcnlp lotion lias
taken all tho hair out of my head. I've n
great mind to sue you for damages
Druggltt (coolly) You couldn't collect
damages, my dear sir, for I have witnesses
to prove that I dimply told you the lotion
would preserve your tcalp, nnd any Jury
could see plainly that your tcalp is nil
there. Pharmaceutical Km.
THE COTTON BLOSSOM CLUB.
tlriitliar Uarilner't Aildrxss on the Death
of llriitlmr Hawkins.
"My frena," said Brother Gardner after
the meeting had been opened In due form,
"I hov n sorrowful dooty to perform in ait
nouncln do death of Bruddcr Cllngttone
Hawklut, n member of ills club llbln in
Newark, who passed from ulrth away fo'
days ago, Dis am do futt death dal has
tooken place in our ranks since tW club was
organized, an it affords us cnuscVur terns
rvtleckshun. I ktiow it are usual In tlch
cases to applut a committee an to move
in resolve, nn to claim dnt de deceased
had all de vlrchews an none of dc vices of
mankind, but we shan't follcrout dnt pro
gramme.
"Bruddcr Hawkins was only a common
man llkodorestof us. Anything like hard
work made him tired.
"He wasn't de tuos honest nn upright
man In de world. I think be would pre
varicate as quick as any mnn I eber
knowed, nnd I'm snrtln he owed mot of
us borrowed money.
"In losln Drudder Clingstone we enn't
tny dnt a thlnln light has bin blowed out
forever. De light hat blu blowod fas null,
but he wnt no shiner. Ho uebber elicn rlz
up to support a tuoshun In dlt club.
"We can't say dat he was liberal, chari
table, modest, forgivin, conscientious nn
full of integrity, 'knse he wasn't. His wife
supported de fam'ly while he put on de
style, nn If he hnd found n dollar bill on
do tlonh la dls hall he wouldn't hev Dod
dered too ask who lost it.
"He was J 1st fair to medium, same ns de
rest of de world. He had some good pints
an some bad ones. Dar was many n bet
ter man, nn some few not so good. We
will put tho utusl emblem of sorrow on de
doahknob, an send a lettor to his wife say.
in dat we hopo be is better off, nn she
too. M. Quad in New York World.
Truth Stranger Than Flctlnu.
Mr. Angler It sometimes occurs that,
in trout llshlug particularly, all tho known
arts of tho plscator will fall to lure the
wary game, and In one Instance I remem
ber having to try a very unsportsmanlike
recourse.
Mr. Listener Yes? What was that?
Mr. Augler I wat fishing one day In the
Sprain brook and discovered In a deep poo)
an old trout that must have weighed seven
pounds. I tempted him first with all the
artificial halt at my command, from gray
hackle to flamingo tiles, shook n button off
my flannel shirt Into his eye, ottered him
a strawberry on hook and u forelock of my
red head, flirted all the known brands of
worms In front of his suggestive mouth,
and wasted all my lunch on him in tl"
way of decoy, and when I was Just nbout
to give up in despair a thought struck me.
Acting upon it I went to a neighboring
farmhouse, borrowed a two quart syringe
used for the demolition of insect pests,
walked back and drew all the water out
of the pool, and walking into the exhaust
ed reservoir picked up my seven pound
peckled bauble. Boston Courier.
DOMICILE ERECTED BY JOHN.
ITransltted from the Vulval of M. Goose, by
A. I'opo.)
Heboid tho mansion reared by Diwlel Jack.
Bet tht malt stored In many a plethoric sack
In the proud cirque of Ivan's bivouac.
Mark how the rut's felonious fatim Invade
Tho golden stores In .Mm' pavilion laid.
Anon, with .civet foot nml Tarquln strides,
tiubtlo Urlmnlkln to his quarry glides;
Orlmnlkln grim, thnt slow tho tierce rodent
Whoso tooth Insidious .lolitn't tackcloth rent.
l)l now the deep mouthed canlno foe't assault,
That oied thoavonuer of the stolon mult,
Htorod In tho precincts of that lofty hull
That rose, complete at Jack's creatlvo call.
Hero stnlks the Impetuous cow with crumpled
horn,
Whereon the exacerbating hound was torn,
Who bnM'd tho feltnuslnuuhterbvnst tlmtslow
The rnt predaceous. whose keen fangs ran
through
Tho toxtllo dliors that Involved tho grain
Thnt lay In linns' Inviolate domain.
lioro walks tho tad eyed damsel crowned with
rue.
Lactiferous sxtx from vaccine ci t who
drew,
Of that cornlctllnte beast whoso tortuous horn
Tosiod to tho clouds. In fierce vindictive scorn.
The braying hound, whoso bragitnrt bark nnd
stir
Arched tho lithe spine and reared tho Indignant
fur
Of puss, that with vermlnlcldnl claw
Htruck tho weird rat, In whosu Insatiate maw
Law reeking malt that erst lu Juan's courts wo
tnw
Ilobed In senescent curb, thnt seems, In Booth
Too long a proy to Chrnnos' Irou tooth,
Heboid the man whoso loving lips Incline
Full with ynumt Kros' ojculatlvo slim,
To tho lorn maiden, whoso Inct-alMc hnnds
Drew albudnctlc wealth from lacteal glnmts
Of thnt Immortal bovine, by whoso horn
Distort to realms ethureul wat borne
Tho beast ululouu, vexer of that sly
Ulytse quadrupedal, who madodlo
Tho old murdaclous rat that dared devour
Antucedaneout ala In John's domestic bowor.
Lot hero with hirsute honors dollied, tuccluct
Of saponaceous locks, tho Priest who linked
In Hymen's goldun bands tho thorn unthrlft,
Whose mean exiguous itarou from many a
rift.
Even at bo kissed the virgin alt forlwrn.
Who milked the cow with Implicated horn,
Who In tierce wrath tho cniiliio torturer skied
That dared to vex tho Insidious murlcldo,
Who let auroral eflluenco throuub tho pelt
Of that sly rat that robbed tho palaou Jack had
built.
Thu loud cantankerous Slmmtliuo comes at
last.
Whoso shouts aroused the shorn eccleslast.
Who sealed tho vows of Hymen's sacrament
To him who, robed In garments Indigent,
Exoscubites tho damsel lachrymose,
Tho cmuluator of the horned brute morose.
That tossed thu dog, that worried tho nt, thnt
killed
Tho rat, that ate tho matt, that lay In tho house
that Jack built.
Now Orleans Picayune.
A Dufl In the C'hnlern Timet.
During tho period of the cholera visita
tion Dr. Hruggemann one day had a quar
rel with u retired cavalry officer, who was
known to be a professional bully. As
Bruggomann wnt the aggrieved party he
hud the choice of weapons. The duel was
fixed for 0 o'clock the next morning. The
champions and their seconds arrived
punctually on tho scene of action.
"Sabers or pistols?" inquired the officer's
tecoud.
"Neither," said Bruggemanu. "The
choice of weapons rests with me."
At thnt moment his servant man brought
a basket containing two dishes of cucum
ber tabid and twelve unripe apples.
"I go in fur cucumber salad," tho doctor
coolly and politely remarked. "Thu of
fending and offended party shall each con
sumo six apples nnd this carefully weighed
portion of excellent cucumber salad. The
retult wo will leave to the cholera."
Our swashbuckler had no Inclination to
try thu efTcct of these murderous weapons,
nnd a reconciliation was effected amid gen
eral hilarity. Kalendar
'Katie (aged five years, who doesn't like
to say "please") Papa, pass the bread
Papa If what, my dear?
Katie If you can reach it. Muutey's
Weekly.
Asserting III Hlght.
"That's exactly what 1 came here for
this evening, Miss Mildred."
The young mnn laid nside his hnt, cane
and gloves.
"That's exactly what I came for," he re
peated, possessing himself of her baud,
"1 want you for my wife."
"You might have saved yourself the
trouble, Mr. Falrball," exclaimed the girl,
taking her hand away "I shall never
marry you."
"Another word of back talk like that,"
said the young baseball umpire, quietly
but firmly pasting bis arm about rer
waist nnd pulling her head down on his
shoulder, "will cost you twenty-five dol
lars." Chicago Tribune.
Her I'rlce.
Husbaud When the tailor comes for
that suit of initio to be mended I want you
to let him have it.
Wife But I should think you would let
me mend them; It is so much cheaper.
Husband No, It Isn't. The Inst time
you mended my clothes it cost me (SO for a
now dress for you. Clothier and Fur
nisher. Too Great n Surprise.
"What's the matter?" ntked the police
man, pushing through the crowd that had
gathered about a man in a fit.
"He he asked me to to have some Ice
cream," soblied a girl, "and and I told
him n-no." New York Herald.
All Hun liowii.
Clara The doctor says If I don't get out
of town this week ho won't answer for mo.
Maude Why, what makes you so feeble?
Clara 1 have been working so hard get
ting my summer outfit ready. Brooklyn
Life.
Wouldn't Need It.
Jagway Aren't you going to take your
overcoat up in tho mountains with you?
Travers What's the uso? There are no
i pawnshops there. Clothier and Furnisher.
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Pobt Orders nnd Foreign Exchange Issued to nil prominent points In Europe.
Hiivlng large facllltie east with thu biggest Hanks iind Hnvlngt Institutions, I nm pre
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irom I to 3 years, nt tho lowest Interest I also ileal In School Bonds, Htnte, County and City
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