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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, AUGUST
1891
J
TlIK Ol.l) RlCMAHIilC
FOLSOM
Is still lltmlinilirii (01
Ice Cream
Ices, Cakes, Candles, Etc.
Our Specia
tnent foi
residence aiul
most popular
catcnnr
order depart-
to private
parties is the
in the city
"Prompt delivery, pure ,'oods
and reasonable prices" is our
motto.
ICE CREAM PARLOR NOW OPEN.
1307 0 St. Telephone 501
VW SA 1
iw. 's
Y'i.rr,
i f i : v
SHE SIMPLY COULDN'T.
Hlifl could Inn nixl iliu toiilil piny,
Hho cntlM ilnnco from nlitlit till day.
Hlio coutil wullo tlio hour niiiiy.
So'llisnlit.
Hlio could slmto niul tlio toulil pnlnl,
Hlio rduM piny Uio iwtrnn mint,
Hilt lio uiilMn't nnil alio wouldn't
Make a bod
Slio could milk clulit mill's mil)
Ami lny Iciiiil.cliurinliiitli.
I'llrtlnit In ii iniir) way.
Mttlcfcnmp!
Hlio could ilrlio niul piny bunrhiill,
Hlio could nmku ii at) llsh Civil,
Hut alio couldn't ami alio 11 uulilu't
Clean n lump.
Hlinrniild milmninl shucoiild low,
Hlioconlil nluu). lim oh lioiiu,
Ami I'm auro Hint u nil know
yiio n nh)
Clio toulil Immli mul alio coulil prnncn,
Hlio could pin) ii itnmo of cliiuirv,
"Hut nlir coilliln't mul alio wouldn't
Make n plo.
U(i( could utch mul ii rlto u Imok,
, f)io coulil vmuiUlili ultli ii look)
Hlio coulil ii In by hook or crook,
I COtlfl'SS.
Hlio could scold and alio coulil flout,
Hlio could cry mul alio coulil pout,
Hut alio couldn't mul alio wouldn't
Make a dross.
Hlio coulil tiilk of church nlTnlrs,
Hut know iintmlit of household furi'ii
Ht ill I'm aurn Hint nono cimipnru
Willi mi cut Nun.
Even If alio coilliln't tin ko
llrrnd mul pica mul nlitfel rnko,
Hhociiriptureil nnil sho captured
A rich limn,
Nona l.i'ttcr.
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'AP7
A BEAUTIFUL
COMPLEXION
IsllUo tliu headline or this iiilxoillsouienl. It
Isiittrnetlu'. Onouiny luim nil the quail lej
or lioiul and heart In make one Inveiilile, Imt
they limy pais unnotlerd niul tenia u un
known bwmiao mil' hu not tliu iinlllliH uf
ioronnl i.eiiuly whleli iitlincU nttoiitlon
wliloh ilriiwit poopli' to ui to tlml out u lint we
really are. It Ii lliomimo with Mil iiitver.
tlaoutotil If It liml nut been lor nit nttnii'tlve
homllng ynu would not have leiul It, hvrry
inly lilies to be attractive, ami It Ktheivroio.
every Imly'Hilutyto piiyelosonttcnllon to her
complexion.
MltS. OltAIIAM'M
EUGENIE ENAMEL
Create n lovely complexion Instantly on any
akin, lllsilollcntf, harmless niul show no
trace of powder. U remains on nil Hiy. in
tuitu washed oil-, mul ilut or perspiration
ninv Ik wIptM from tlio fni'o without innrrlnit
It 'ilollunto lii'iiuty. It U Iho imin nrtlm
tollin tiiiui'. I'ivcry inii.v wiih iiw, ii i hi"
llxhti'it with llxaupi'rlii'llcolH.Mlilch linltntn
imt..ro ao ticrfoctly Unit no omi run to I tint
tlu cniiinft'xlon rrontiM hy It Ii, nitllli' nl
TliN lathi' hUhi'it of nrt liicoint'ttc. rlUl'l-.
UNK DuI.I.AII.
All tlio li'iidlm: Lincoln (lruKiilta aril It,
H. T Clark Drug Co., Lincoln.
WIIOI.KSAI.K AOKNTH,
lllll j 'h I'nrty.
Illlly's tnotlior, wI.iIiIiik to niiikc him
Imppy on hl t-lxth lilrtliiluy, Invited n
nntnlHirof tliu clillilrun of licr friends to
i-flloliriilu tliu uvunt.
Hilly In'fW'l that tlio liivltntloni hIioiiIi!
I'liilirnru tun or tlnvo "Tom Cnnty" itort of
frlciuU, whosu dlilmviilk nciiuuliitntico liml
a pccitllur fiisclimllon; iiIhd ii llttlu Tojwy,
tliu chllil of mi (ici'iimIoiiiiI colori'il timlcr
itnily in tliu Immilry
At (lit1 iiiioiiiti-il hour tlio m ii'.1) Is ar
rived with thclr uoiivcntlouiil itlfti. The
unconventional Mliluwnlk linyn, mmilfcstly
ill nt caau In a itint up tlrntvlii", room,
tool awkivanlly iiImiuI in coruurH niul
WMtchcil tliu pmciTilliiKi with itollil conn
tcnauci'H. Not u Topny, tliu ruiliml ux
tmimlou of ivhono ryen nhoucil hur Interest
in what wax koIiiu on.
When tliu little- compiiny was iuuihIimIciI
for supper Topty was inUslii, lint hoou
appeared, hnmtliiK Into tlio room with Iho
IIIIIIOtUICCIIH'llt-
"Say, Mint Johnson, my mother saya
ahe'll liny Hilly n iiccnt when Miss Wheat
on pays her for tlio wiiMhitiK,"
ThuWhealons heliiK ainotiK Hilly more
nrlutocrnllc Kiicsts, Ids mother's dismay
may Ihj ImiiKined. Hrooklyu Arlington.
I'o no of Itiitilt,
Mr, Metlioilus Thcro hhonlil Imi yhtem
In uverythliiK, my dear. If you went as
particular in IIIIiik your trmli'siiien's hills
a.s I urn In tiling my letters, draftn, ex
chaiiKcs, etc., you would uover have any
troublu to liml them, I adopt this system
In everything. In fact, it has grown to be
hucIi a habit with mu that there Is no lin
portant Incident of my waking hours that
I do not make u note of and llle away.
Mrs. M. Yes, my dear, but there Is such
a thing as carrying a habit too far. From
tliu rasping nasal sou nils 1 hear at night I
should judge you were given to tiling your
dreams as well. Uoston Courier.
Omul In I'nmllrr On,
While stationed In Itlclimoud barracks
In Dublin along with n detachment of tho
Dublin fusiliers one of tho ncntrios be
longing to tlint corps got strict orders to
present nrms to nil Held olllcers, and rapu
daily to tliu commanding olllcur A young
subaltern was passing Ids post, and tho
sentry presented arms to hlln Tho oHlccr,
however, wut up to tliu sentry nnd told
lit in that he was not untitled to that com
pliment, when the sentry replied, "Acb,
tire, you nro good enough to practise, on."
-Tit-Hits.
Tim Tullur Clio
nETRlBUTICN.
NOW IN NEW QUARTERS I
Lincoln Trunk Factory
o st H33 T-
Where nt- will be glad to ccc nil old
friendk nnd ciihtomerinnd ns many new
oiu'h a can got Into the store.
O. K. WIR1CK,
SUCCKSSOR TO
WIRICK & HOPPER.
A .Siilili'i-fiitii.
"Chnrllp," said Maude, "papa doesn't
llku you, because be sayn you'ru uxtruvn
gant In your dress."
"Wull, Just tell your father I haven't
paid a tailor's bill In two years," rctortivl
Chnpplu. Truth
Ailtlcii to u Vooiic ISI it ii.
Voting man, In your youth either split
rnlls or work on u canalboat. Then when
you grow older, tho presidential chair may
be yours. Do not dream of organizing ;i
youthful band of faithful followers to go
west and slaughter Indians, for tliu red
men, with thu asslstaucoof bad whisky nnd
government ammunition, mo killing thetij
selves as fast as possible.
Always speak kindly to your sick uncle.
He may make a will somu day, and per
chanco hu might leave you one of the fam
ily spoons; or, even better, you might bo
comu the envied possessor of his n 1 1 1 it ii t
oak bootjack.
When your parents disagree on soum
slight subject preserve a discreet silence,
anil, if possible, leave thu room, for when
your father comes out second best, as lis
Invariably will, he may take his ruvengo
on your youthful hide.
Do not cry when you linvu to stay In
doors and play with thu llttlu girls. As
you grow older you will Unci that u llttlu
girl Is ii great comfort, uven though she
consents to Imj only n sister to you
In sharing enndy with your younger
brother always bear In mind that too much
would make tliu llttlu fellow sick. Ilu
mcmbcrlng this, you will always bo Justi
fied In taking thu largest share for your
self. Munsey's Weekly.
!! Tnlil lllm All About It.
Ono of those good untured iiersons who
nro always bent on imparting Information
was humiliated not long since, A man,
apparently u yokel, was seated on n fencu
Intently looking at thu telegraph wires. A
gentleman passing said:
"Watching thu wires, ehl"
"Yes, sir."
"Waiting to seo u message go by, ehf"
Thu man smiled and said, "Yes, sir."
Thu gentleman kindly told hlni that
messages wore invisible and explained the
work of thu electric current to him at
length. Concluding, he said, "Now you
know something about It "
"Yes, sir."
"Whnt do you work ntf"
"Mu and my unite over youudcr are tele
graph workers, and wu'ru just putting up
it new wire." Tlt-Hlts.
Tlirrn la In Till u Warning to thu Man
Whii (live AiUlcn.
"Thnt Is a very bad cold you have, Cod
ling," anld Illoobtimpcr.
"Awful code," replied Codling
"Now the last I lino I had such n cold ns
thnt," went on Hlnnbiimpcr, drawing a
meinoranilillti book from his vest pocket
and consulting it, "you advised mu to tale
n Turkish bath for It. Hnvo you tried tltat
remedy yourself? I think you said It wits
in liifnlllblucuri'."
"No. but I"
"Of course you hniun't," proceeded Bloo
bumper, as he searched for another entry
In Ids memorandum book. "Thu cold I
had before that J on recommended mu to
cure by the application of mustard plasters
plentifully to my chest and thu small of
my back. Of course you haven't tried that
yourself!"
"Why, you sco"
"Oh, yen, I Hvv," Uloobumper Interrupt'
ed, "but when I had n cold n fuivweoks bo'
foro that last ono I mentioned, you said n
gallon or so of good hot herb ten would fix
mo up if I would take It ongoing to Ik'd,
and so get Into n inspiration Have) on
done that with yourself!"
"Tho fact l.i, Hloo"
"Oh, no douhtl Hut here Is another en
try of n cure for u cold you told mu about
six months ago. Take n tcaspooufttl of
ground Cayenne pepper uvery hour until
well. Havuyou tried that!"
"Hloopumper, you"
"Certainly, I know. Well, on the At li of
Inst January you told mu that six grains
of qulninu taken Just before retiring would
break up thu worst cold that uver got Into
H man's system. Why don't you try tho
qulninu plllsf"
"I couldn't"
"Perhaps not. Hut In December you ;
suggested a few electrical shocks from u
powerful battery I'm curious to know
why that hasn't cuied your cold."
I "Weil, I've been"
"Doubtless that was It. Hut when I had
I my severe cold in November I Jotted down
i another remedy you told mo of, and for
, which I was very much obliged, although
I neglected to take It. uu told mu to
snull half u teaspoouful of paregoric up
my nostrils, and thu cold would bo gouo
In ten hours. Suppose you try that now!"
"Hut I'm under the dogtor's care,
you"
"Oli, that doesn't make the slightest dlf
forenco You told mo so yourself, In tho
early part of Octolier, when 1 was under a
physician's caru myself. You said thnt
doctors didn't, know anything about colds,
but if I would just wrap myself in a wet
sheet, and pile blankets on top, beforu
morning tho sweating would drive uvery
particle of cold from my system. Do you
remember that advice! I think you might
give It a fair trial now."
"I must go, Uloobumper. So long " .
"Good by. Try"some of those specifies,
will you! To himself. Ho didn't seem'
very grateful for thnt assorted lot of cures I
for colds; but, after nil, It Is one thing to i
give advice nnd another to tnko It. I didn't
tnku any of those remedies either when hu
suggested them to me." William Henry
Slvlter in Harper's Haar.
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m .iiiiM.Mr- a
UiiHiHB
'" "Bi MIS r
!'.. MoiitKomcry, President
Herman II. Hchnlioru, Vlco 1'iest.
Joseph ll.ichmer, Cashier.
O.J. Wlleox.AMt.t'aahlor.
German National Bank,
UXCOLX, Xit.
Capital
Surplus
$100,000.00
30,000.00
Transacts a General Banking Business
Issue tetli'iNur uii-dll,diiiu-ilmn on nil parte
of the u oi Id, l'orelwi collections n specialty.
OpcneJ Jn, 1, '91,
All ImproTemtnta
The Lincoln,
he
T Kit MS-.! N)T H.ln.
latter pllee Include llnths
First-Class in Every Respect!
lliiniiH't, Hullo mul Itt'erptliiiia,
We me espei'lally well prepared to enter
tain In w or small tmthcrliiKS at llauitleta,
HalN, Iti'i'i'ptlona, Kte. ltatisnuil mil Infor
niatlou ehrrrfully glien nt the olllce.
I'm I 1 ml nth His.
MIKAIISiV Maukki
IHiiluHwHHirnHiiS
IHHmw'!'
DiBHLiWMJKlQBMBKaWIMJL M-
Nebraska's Leading Hotel.
THE MURRAY
Cor. I lilt unit Harney Nts ,
CIjVIXjV.
IT3TT3.
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS
All Model 11 lmpniveuielit
Convenleui'i".
ami
, 8ILL0WAY, Ptovletor.
IRA HIOBV, Principal Clerk
HLHXH
tNAOQUAiNTtO ITM 1HC OlOOSAfHr Of TMt COUNTSV WIlL OOTAIS
MUCH INIOSUATKM lOM alUOV 0 tMia UWOI THI
3fTS
"Turn to 00 mniniua, Willis;
has candy for her llttlu boy."
nimntnn
Chicago,Rocklsland&PacifcRu
tlfiierul llrrlpit fur Itiirnl Itntiuii.
I'ooro'.d father, pretty girl, limn with
mortgage (homely churl); handsome lover
(not a cent) wants to pay thu poor girl's
rent. landlord will not be denied; pretty
girl must hu his hrldo, Young man takes
thu farm horsu out; says he'll trot beyond
a doubt; has him put into a race. Wins
on liim for straight and place. Cows and
horses (live stock draws); country reel
with great applause. Husking bee; big
red ear; girl gets kissed In spite of fear
Handsome lover comes with cash all thu
landlord's hopes to smash; Joy succeeds tlio
great suspense family circle, fifty cents.
Washington Star.
Tha DIRECT IIOUTK to and from CltlCAOQ
KOCK ISLAND. DAVENPORT, DES MOINESk
COUNCIL. BLUFFS, WATKHTOWN, BIOUX
FALLS, MINNEAPOLIS. BT. PAUL, ST. JOB
El'lt, ATCltlBON. LKAVENWOUTII. KANBA3
crry. topkka, dkn veh, colouado bpnos
nait PUEULO.
SOLID VESTIIULE EXPRESS TRAINS
of Through Coacbea, Bleper. Free lUcllntnu
Chair Cira nnd Dlntnc Cra dally btwfon CHI
CtAOO. DES MOINEd, COUNCIL BLUFFS and
OMAHA, nnd-txtween OHIOAOO nnd DENVER,
COLORADO BP1UN08 and PUEBLO vUl St.
tTowph, or Kacaa City and Topeku.
Via The Albert Lea Route,
Tat Exprraa Trains dally txitwum Chicaico
nnd MlnueaiwlU and St. Paul, with TIIROUOH
Recllnlutf Chair Car tFRKE) to iinil from thoao
point and Knnaa City. Through Chntr Car
and Slpr Uilween Peoria, Oplrlt Lnk and
loux Fall via Rock Xalnnd.
For Tkkoti, Map. Foldar. or dettred Infonna
Uon, apply ut any Cguiwa Ticket Oince, or adltteu
E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Oca'l Ka&air, Oen'l Tkt, ft. I'm. At.,
CHICAGO ILL
"Now run out nnd play like u good little
boy." America.
Would Krcp III I'tumlic,
"Wo'll llx the furnace In the fall," said
tho landlord.
"Hut you said last fall that you'd fix It
lu tho spring."
"Did II"
"You dlil."
"incn I'll no it nut really 1 uoivt see
how you can go through tho next winter
with It as It U." Truth.
An Amateur llrtri'llir.
A rather shabby looking man applied to
thu chief of thu Now York police for a po
sition. "Hnvu you ever had any experience us a
dctectiver"
"Oh, yes," was the reply; "I oncti arrest
ed 11 man who did somu killing."
"So you arrested 11 man who committed
a homicide?"
"Yes, he was a sort of murderer. Hu
was not a homicide exactly; lie was a sill
clde. Hu killed
Texns Sifting.
Iitmself, you know."
LINCOLN
yittiiffifySpef
AND I WHITE of I CMUMIIlr,
Short liuinl, ami TyfvwrlllnK, I tlio I nit nnd larh'it
Cullftfu Hi llm We 1. I'D btuilPiit In iittniddiim ltit
tear. Stu Itnti prepared uir biiiluci In from JloV
Jiionlh. Exix'rlenord (aeuliy IVnuuial liulrucllnii.
Ileaullful llliulratctlcalaltuur, eollPk-D Journali, mid
tnccliuen of iemiiaiialili, fil (reu liy a.lilrvlmj
LILUIIRIDaK & UOOSE, Llnwln, Neb
Wlmt lie Mt-illlt.
Young Heporter Thostorm king hurled
his torn nnd tumbling torrents over tho
ruins of the broken nnd dismembered edi
fice. Old Editor Wlmt's that? What do you
mean, younir fellow!
Young Heporter I er er the flood
washed away Patrick McDougal'sold soap
factory. Tlt-Hlts.
A II en vy lll.k.
Mrs. Kidder And shall wo name thu
baby Grace!
Mr. Kldder-H'ml That's a fearful re
sponsibility. Suppose she should grow up
freckled and nil haired and big boned!
Texas Slftings.
A Ug Tlumu-lit Spollttl.
"That's a line way to ruin n thought,"
said the sentimuntallst. "I wrote 'I never
seen tree fall without a pang,' and your
fool of a compositor has made me soy, 'I
never seen i tree fall without n King.' "
Truth.
A Set-ret,
She How softly the breeze whispers
over this field
He Yes, dear but the corn U all ears,
you knowl Life.
(leini Irrltnlille.
First Hard Seen my sonnets In The Pa
cific Weekly)
Second Hard Yes.
First Hard Llku them!
Second Hard-Wcll-a candldly-I
First Hard Oh, if It comes to that, can
didly I always hated your beastly ballads
nnd rondels and rot In Tho Erechtheum,
but 1 had tho decency not to tell you sol
Punch. All tlio Iteit Arc Covered.
"Why Is It," asked a stranger, "that you
Americans aro so anxious to discover thu
north polo!"
"Oh," replied an experienced globo trot
ter, "wo Americans nro great travelers,
you know, and wu want somu new plncu to
write our names on." Somervllle Journal.
I.oiu' lily I.
Hot It sal on a garden seat, and thu ex
pression on bis face plainly said, "I am
douu fori" Hu first broke thu xlleueo by
say lug'
"Will you bo mlnu!" aud tried to draw
hern little closer.
Shu Htlllelifil and refused to budge.
"I mean to reform, and give up nil my
bad habits!" hu urged.
The object of his adoration was inexor
able, "And abandon smoking."
No response.
"And li-av oir card playing."
Frigid silence as before.
"I'll never go out of doors without you!"
Sho only shook her bead.
"And present you with 11 diamond ring
tomorrowl"
Then tho sweet innocent lifted horilowu
cast eyes up to meet his gaze, nnd resting
her little head on his shoulder sho falter
Ingly whispered In his ear:
"Ob, Kmiio, how kind you nro I"
And there thoy sat dreaming, ponder
ing, thinking, sho about thu diamond ring,
and ho wondering wberu 011 earth hu should
stump up tho money to buy one. Kleeblntu
The Uiii-stlmi,
At 11 religious meeting lu America a
number of females stood upon the bunches,
notwithstanding they were desired not to
do so. A venerable pastor then arose and
said, "I think if these Indies know they
had holes in their stockings they would
sit doivnl" Upon which there was a great
fidgeting among the Indies and an Imme
diate sinking Into their seats.
A young minister who stood behind tliu
venerable gentleman, blushing up to the
temples, saldi "Oh, brother, how could
you say that!"
"Say thatl" replied thu old mini. "Why,
it must bo 11 fact; If they had no holes
in the r stockings, I should tiku to know
how ' could get them on." Tit-nits.
Art Not Kiill to All Tuk.
Mr. Hlauk (examining his portrait Just
painted by Professor Fuillouiort from
Paris) Professor, I do not know how it is,
but neither you nor any artist whom I
I have, ever met has been able to catch thu
expression of my face.
Professor Ah, Meester Hlauk, zat Is
vnray true, but (shrugglug his shoulders)
ef to expression ees not .are, how can you
catch him! Brooklyn Eagle.
Unprecedented.
"Here's something In tho paper about a
family in New Englnnd that hns lived In
tho snmo house for a century."
"I heard of something stratigerthau that
tho other day a family In New York that
has lived In the same lint for eight
months." Munsey's eekly.
FAST MAIL ROUTE !
2 DAILY TRAINS 2
-TO-
Atchloou, Leavenworth, St. Joseph, Kansas
City, St Louis nnil all Points South,
East and Wot.
The dltect line to Ft. Scott, Parsons
Wichita, Hutchinson and all principal
points In Kansas.
The only road to tho Great Hot Springs
of Arkansas. Pullman Sleepers ai 1 vvvc
Uecllnliu,' Chair Cni on nil trnlr.i.
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Citv Ticket A gt GeVI;n
Hh 2 fi39sflssssss&iir
SIDEWALK AND BUILDING
ipp
BRICK
- ANI-
VITRIFIED PAVERS
J.A.BU GKSTAFP
La. MEYER,
Notary Public and Real Estate Dealer in Gity and Farm Property
AGENT KOIt THE
Kill lllm Homier.
Little Uennle Hoohoo! The
me.
His Big Brother Never mind,
tho bee.
Little Hennlo Did you! Hoohool
kill him deader. Hrooklyu Eagle.
boo stung
. I killed
Well,
North Gcrman-Llo) 0 Steamship Co.,
Hnmburr-American Packet Co., and Baltic Lines.
Also Knilioad Agent for the different Companies East and West
Southampton, llane, Hamburg, btetten, London, PnrK Noma), I'll mouth, Hiomon,
Sueden, and an point in Km ope
l'ot Orders and loielgn Exchange issued to all prominent points in Euiope.
To Drown Their Itoiir.
Jasper Why lu the world do they hnvo
bauds playing so constantly nt theo sea
side resorts!
Jumppuppe So that visitors cannot
hear tho mosquitoes. Harper's Bazar.
gen-
They Until lliliiil.
"M. and Mine, du Mleux are bath
(uses. Ho composes his own songs."
"Yes, nnd she compose', his nudleucen,
mostly." Truth
The Outlook.
lliivlmrlniui' facilities east with the bluest Hunks anil s.alm:s Institutions, I am pre
i.iire.1 to iiinke all kiiiilsnr Loans on I'lrst Heal l-.stnto Mm Unices. I lt- or linn I'looei ly,
irom I to. 1 years, at the Ion est Inteu-t ! nlo ileal In "i-Uool HoniK JMiiti', """
u-.. ...,, ,,1.1 r,ie 111 sun.. . i-iiimiv 1111,1 flu ivit II 01 C nlm. nnil will always luiy Hi
niailiet prleo. lull anil see me or t'lirirspouil with me
L. MEYER, 10S North Tenth Street.
iiiush; ti
the IiIkIicsI
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
THE- BOND.
lllatlllllK l.ellll, lltC.
"Don't you like to hear some one singing
on the water faraway!" she asked.
"Yes," he murmured, "faraway." Lift.
George What will your father settle on
tho man who marries you!
Mllly All tho rest of the family, proba
lly, George Brooklyn Life.
J. G. BURPEE, Proprietor
This beautiful new house under Its present management will be conducted In
thorough fust class style on the American plan, rates $1.00. It has
ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES
Including passenger elevators and bath room on every door. The sleeping
ana ents'are large and elegantly furnished and may be had either single or en
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