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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1802 ADDITIONALDUAMATIC. Continued from KlrH PRe. A CONTINUOUH OVATION. There eem to bo no end to tlio demand for tlio lino work that tint Itllo Ditvlx Fifth Avenue c(iiiiiany In pr.iwtitliiK hero nud Manager Cliiuth having mmie ohmi time next week hn Induced the company to re main over next week nud till In nil date not con traded for. No iittructlou tlmt lum lieon hero for yearn has met with Mich popular nud enthusiastic fnvor and us long in the people clniuor for till elaiw of amusement put on by micIi clever tnlent, Mr. Church will do well to rotnlu tliem. Mr. Minion wriwiilivay n Jiopillar favorite here, hut hit prewnt eu Kagcmeiit hns nieil nil previous "ticceiwful achievement, nud bin iH'iiutifill nud talented dmiKhter too, m caught on in the mime chain of popularity mh her robust nud tnl Cllted "dad." Mr. llrlflltll Is n most excel lent lending mull and In fact the whole com jMiny In one In which not n slick can ho found. Next week this superb nttrnctlon will hold the hoard for live ei formuiices, vl.: Monday, Tuesday, Friday mid Hatur day owning and Hutunlay mntluee. On the flrnt night "Damon nntl ly thins" will Imi seen, nud u change vv III occur with each sue cesslvo jierformuneo. 1'ilco will remain n heretofore, 10, 'JO nnd !(0 centH, nud preserved neat niu now on -alo. THK HltKAT I.KMUN IIUOH. HIIOW8 which In to exhibit hole May ilOth, Is highly endorsed by the pies of the country. I'ho IiOiiUville ('ouriVi'-.iitiniiif contains the fol lowing: "ThU excellent circuit nud luotiiig erlu wn well patronized yesterday aftornoj n nnd evening, ami It well deserved the enor mous erowd which Mocked to the cipnclnus tent. The menagerie shows up ull Mutt has been nd vert Isod nnd tho ring performances were excellent. The clown lutrtxlticed many lie w comicalities, and the feat of the acro bat, jugglers ami contortionist J were mar vellou and astonished nnd delighted all. IIIIAMATIU DOTS. Isnbello C)e will star next setts m In "Nl obe" Kvnns nud Hoey start next wojk for 'their yearly Hiiropoan trij). Holand Ked is next ssison to pro luce n play by Milton Nobles. It l said that Win, A. 1 Irmly may take the New I'ark theatre In New York. The Actor' Fund Fair has add I (1MI..MU to the treasury of that excellent charity, Edward Harrlgan opens his next season at Harrlgan's theatre with "Squittsr Hover onlty." "Miss Helyett" has been wltli.ir.iwu from the HoutTes-l'arlsleuiies nfter running sltieo November !'J, 1690. The roof garden ot the Madison Sipmro Onnleii In New York, will bo thrown open to the public tonight. And now 'Vie I'layers of.ondnii says that "the Kcndnls are ni ranging for yet another visit to the United States." Verdi' new 0ern, "FalstalT," Is to bo brought out ut tho La Heabi, Milan, in Janu ary, 1801, with Maurel in the title role. Frank Duproe' "King R-ilIko" is being re heir j I il illy In Njw Yjrk. It will In ; pro duced at the Ilroidway tluttre, Juiia tkli. Charles (l.iyler, tho vet.MMii Auurluiu dramatist now over saventy-threi years olif7 Is to have a monster bjnellt in Xiw Y i k. Jfl Jacob Litt has changed tho nnino of his now play, in which Annie ljjwiJ will star, from "A Nutine Uhl" to "A Nutmeg Match.' Jeroiu K. Jerome's now play, "The C mil clllor's U'lfe," will ba pmdifil by Chirles Frohinin'sc imp my ni the Chic io Cilum bla In August, The bottom has dioppjd out of the theat rical bounnzi boom in Australia, nnd K. K. llice Is on his way back with money cablet from this country. Mrs. (J j) Gould, onco of tho Dily com pany but who is now n daughter-in-law of Jny, presented her husband last wo'kj with a girl- the fourth child. Laugtry Is onco nnre on exhibition in London, where she is slid to hive male n bit in n play called "Tho Fi ingi of Society," presented by Charles Wyndham's company. Ceorgla Cnyvau has gone to Japan, her rt vacation for ton yoir. Cuirlei K.Chnt- terton wills for Kuropa May 11. Dan Sully and his wife have gone to Sullyville In the Cutskllls Nat Uoojwlu has agreed to piy his wife a lumpsum of 15,01V) Jin lieu of the alimony awarded wltu the decree of limited divorce just granted her by Judge Truax, of the su premo court. James O'Neill drops "Monto Cristo" next season nud has accepted a play eilled "A Iloyul Trust," at leat ko says Dunlop, but we have heard of O'Nell's intention before and ft don't go not until' proven. Alexander E. Sweet, the humorous writer of ?Vjpos Siftimi, h&a written n political at lie, blended with love nud comely, in which Mr. Dan sully will star next season. The title of the play Is "Tammany Hall." "A Trip to Chinatown" will celebrate Its 200th performance at the Hoyt Madison Square theatre tonight. It is the longest consecutive run of a farce comedy over made, nl a wlnnliir run at that, from start to finish. And now comes a letter from Birmingham saying that thejlato 1'at Hoouoy's widow and his tweuty-ouo year old son nre living in that town, and that Fat was a bad, bold Dig amist. Hoouoy's American widow, whose stage name was Josio Granger, says that If the English widow Is looking ' uf tor money, , ii, dire 'tiuu, us I'at didn't leave a dollar, and she had to buy u plot of ground on the Installment plan to bury him. Hue furnishings bIiouM C. A. Haberdashery, (Mil Catrllta. "1 neo," wxld StingHs, laying down th nowftpnper ho win rcudltur, "that iiihi qulttfl nro lieing manufactured nnd nr used extensively, giving Kood witlsfuo tion." "That's n Bcheino," reiunrked How "When n inmi l toojioorto taken neww pitHr ho ciin rend his quilt. I niipHst tliey will liuve library iiullla nftei uwhllu, with oiio of Dickens' novclt printed on thum. UrentHt'heiiio, Isn't II?" "That'll iiawtlilug." mild u limn with ii wild went iiccent; "1 mind HtoiiiiiK ul u tavern in Oregon whoru tlio lundloiO gnvo nit n tallow dip to hIiow im to lied, " 'Yo'll Hud ycr lirenkfnst oprvud foi yo ftint thing in tho inoruin, geiitleuieii, ho wild ni wo wished him g(Md night 'Kat nround tho edges, hut hiivo tho nnd die if yo cun.' "Wo nuked him to explain, mid hf iiliowed uh tho comfortuhlu on our lied. It wuh u big buckwheat citko tho hIzo ot tho lied and ut light im a pongc. Wt breukfnuted olt it without getting up." Somoliody throw n iMMitjavk at that moment, and thu wild west accent reaeii to nccontuate, and tho truth teller went homo. Detroit Free I'ress. After Loiik Ht'imrnllna, Gentlemen wantlns call at the new Y. M, Cheap money for home builders can be oh tained by Inventing In some snare of the Lincoln Iian ud llulldlng association which entitle tho holder to borrow one bun dled dollars on each share held, gives him a ,,ro rata shaio of ull tho eai uiiigs of tho cor ignition and enables him to pay off the losn i easy monthly installments, but little in Mcw-ot rent. This Is u purely mutual d borne Institution. Olllce in rear room, First National bank. n M Gardner has opened a Hat and Men's FariilxhiiiK ('',''u"011,,, t,,0,"T Y' M- c A. building, also has ihe exclusive agency for Wanainakor k Brown's custom mude clothing. 1 M N eti eat Ir. rwmlmni tmres blooil, chronlo, female, heart, llvor, lung, nervous, rectal and skin diseases. Ilooms Nos. 14 and IS, HMinrds block. Leave orders at the Itontou bakery, cor. Twelfth and 1 streets, for Ice cream, fancy cakes, etc., elt'er for family orders or par ties. Superior goo Is, prompt delivery and eaMiHbljp'loji. rl,MM W. Smith Do yon romemlior Mins Ark wright, with whom wo lined to dnnco hc often? Jones Perfectly. Sho was pretty, hut fanciful iiH iho mlHchief, light nnd fool ish, and I often Hiiid to mj self, "I pit j tho man who marries her." Smith I married her threo yearn ugo Harper's Bazar. It Made II I m Think nf Nlmkpspeare. Ho laid down his knifo and fork ami asked one of tho waiters to call tho pro prietor of tho restaurnnt. When tho hit ter camo the old gentleman asked curi ously: "Did you over read ShakeHiiearo?" "Why, yes, sir," replied tho proprieto: in surprise. "1 am frequently reminded of it in hero," went on tho old gentleman. "Indeed? Well, ho was a wonderful man." "Yes, one can find passages in hi works that aro nppropriato to almost anything, especially restaurants." "i'vo seen tlicm quoted on menu cards." "Of course I'm reminded of on now." "What, may I ask?" " 'Oh, that this too, too solid flesh would melt.' That's all, sir." Ho picked up his knife and fork and returned to his work with renowed enorgy, while tho proprietor went hack to his desk and added forty cents to tho check. Chicago Tribune. Unexpected Kliing;. A lndy to whom slang is seldom nu agreeablo bound confesses that sho win greatly ninused by nn outbreak of it the other .day in a very unexpected quarter. Sho was present at a house whero the people aro Quakers by descent. There wero some relatives at tho house two young Indies who have been brought up to uso tho Quaker "thees," but not, it seems, to avoid all tho world's notions, for presently one of theso demuro young Quakeresses broke out to her cousin "Oh, my dear! Thee should go to see our cousin D 's wedding gifts thee should! I can't begin to tell thee, about them thoy aro too peifectly stunningl Can't theo go with me? Why, thee can't conceive them; they aro simply bang up!" Boston Transcript. The I'ly In tlio Ointment. Jake It's getting to bo too hard work to pick up a liviu in this country. Kf it wuzn't so fur away I'd go to Central Ameriky. A man don't hav to do nothin there. Whole country's covered with bananas. Nothin to do but lay under a treo all day an eat bananas. Rusty Itufo Got to pick 'em ofTn the trees, hnin't yo? "Course." "I knowed thor' wuz somo drawback." Chicago Post. Midnight I'hlliisiipliy. Mrs. Squills-Quick! Quick! Wake np! 1 boliovo there aro burglars down stairs. Qo down and see. Mr. Squills (sleepily) Nonsense! Nothing but the cat. Mrs. S. Hurk! There! I know there are burglars down stairs. Mr. S. (nervously) Well er if you know thoy aro there, it's no uso going down to find out. Now York Weekly. Not Treated Well. Prison Visitor Yon aro well treatod hero, aro you not? Convict No, I ain't. "I am surprised. Tell me what you wish tho pribon authorities to do for your comfort." "Lommo out." Exchnngo. No CIiuiikis Cloverton What aro you going to get for a spring suit? Diishaway I thought 1 would got the uiue thing 1 had last year. Clothior and lirnisher. A I.i-Him. "A leme, my boy," said thoold Rrntl man In reply ton question, "n lense Is n document that Is most wonderfully eon striietid, A lease Is u contract that Is not lived up to by either party and generally not fully understood by either. "It require iiiuro words to say little In n lease, my lioy, than there nre In one ol Shakespeare's plays, and according to law the whole affair Is made as Imolvedusn Chinese ptirr.lc, the only thlngnt nil equal lug It in tlmt May being nn Indict incut ol fnrty-Miwn counts, carefully drawn, In no lorditncc with the ulnlutes of tho gient Mat ii of Illinois, I have known a man tr bo crippled for life by the mere weight ol nu Indictment accidentally dropped on him II is no ctnuhcrMOtun nud Involved that II frequently slips a cog nud scriousl) clogs the machinery of the lnw. "Ilut to let urn to lenses. You sen n reml estate ngc lit nud ho tells ou the terms on which ho will rent you n housu ornnollWe You understand It, and Im iiudcrMnnilH It, and ull Is clear sailing until thu lease is made (Ull. You look It over nud then tell him that you never curried away or lie stiojisl n house in otir life, nud did not know ) on wero suspected of such thing. Ho Informs you that that Is merely n legnl formality nnd docs not menu an) thing, Vou Hud n hit of other formalities nud llnnlly say: "'Why, 1 thought the arrangement was that I was to lmo the place for llfty dollar a month, keep It In tcpnlr nud get out if 1 failed to pay tho rent.' '"That's ItcMiitly,' ho replies. "Then you wonder nt thu Ingenuity nf thu mini w ho can use 1..VM) words to say so little. Hut oii sign the tense, take it home, study It somo inoru nnd dlscocr one urcnt truth. It Is hugely devoted to himm I fying what the party of the llrst part dis's noihnNoto do nud what the party of tin' sci olid part docs have to do. "That's h lease, my boy." Chicago Tribuuu. Old, hut AIhhjs (loud. A good story Is gotten off on tho legal profession which tuns about us follows: In ii certain community u lawyer died who was a most popular nud worthy man, and among other irtiics Inscribed upon bis tombstone wus this: "A lawyer and an honest man." Some j ears afterward a Farmers' AMI mice convention wus held In the town, and oiiu of the delegates, being of a sentimental turn, visited tho "silent city," nud In lam bliug among the tombs was struck with thu Inscription, "A lawjer and an honest man." Ho wus lost In thought, nud when run upon by ii fellow hayseed who, noticing his abstraction, asked If he hud found the gruu of u dear flieud or relative, said, "No, but I niu w outlet ing how they dime to bury these two fellows in thu same grave." Green ling. When it's Told You by MAYER BROS., it's So lliilneil. For j earn ho himi'iI a Huston maid With actions most demure. And so ninth culture hedUplaod, He thniiuht he liuil her sure. Ho talked of llrnuiiliu; h the hour His accent huh Just right; And thus he held hur in his Kwer Until one fatal iiIkIU. In might) urath the midden rose, For, hy unlucky chance, Inopeaklnif of hlith art in clothes Ho called hU trousers "pants." -Clothier and F'lrnWher. Let us thaw your piirticular intention to our Shoe Department. Fitted up in handsome style, eomfoitahle light and airy, with polite gentlemen to wait upon you, and a line of goods new, bright, clean and fresh, we can assure you of Shoes that will lit the foot, and shoes that will wear, at prices we think less than )ou are aecus tomed to pay. MAYER -:- BROS. H2 to 122 North Tenth Street. When it's Told You by MAYER BROS., it's So A I'ttnlt It ai Injur). Old Trump (iiirectlouatcly) How much did j er git. Wllliur New Tramp Nary a red. Old Tramp Nothinf What did jou strike Mm fer? New Tramp Half a dollar. Old Tramp (disgusted) Hah. You lima toors Is ruliiiii the business. Detroit Kiee Press. The Correct Thing. "Suppose, now," said the examiner to the engineer applying fora chief engineer's certificate, "you have your pumps and valves all light nud everything in working order, mid you start your pump mid get no water, what is tho llrst thing you would dor" Kliglncer I would look over thu side, sir. Kxiinilner Look over the side! What would you look over thu side for? Knglneer I'd want to know if there was ny water to pump, sir. Ho passed. Dundee Weekly Nuws. Took In tlio Whole llimliiess. "And Hrown Is going to run for con gress f" "That's what." "lias bo a war record f" "I should say he has, lie wrote a his tory of it!" Atlanta Constitution. A I.niK" Yield. First Physician Did old Coupon's case yield to your treatment? Second Physician It did. I treated It (or six months, and It yielded something like a hundred guineas. London Tit-Hits. A May Iluy Lay. Now the rlluclc, jiliKle, Jingle Of the brooklet In the Ulimle With the Krlellet Of the leaflet On the treetop seems to mltiKle. Now the IhiiikIi Is truyly liohhlnit, lilosvim laden, In the hush Of the twlllk'lil. and the throbbing Of the carpel, and the hlush Of the beater. 1111 the air With a beauty rich and rare, While we hear the doleful sobbing or the white wash brush) Now tlio house Is full of bnrux Anil the lloor Is white vvltb slid. And the vino around the thorax Of the Cupid's full of buds. While the bird is ildl lllui And the wavelets How nliil tliuh. Man Is hIkIiIuk, mndly sighing For tho necessary cash -Now for shekels man Is slithhiK Like the zephyr o'er the Hoods That he may be up and buying All his airy summer duds Now tlio shaiiKhuI, proudly strutting Comes with neatness to tho scratch. And a sorry sight he's cutting In too nevvmnile garden paten. ' With a mien that seems malignant. Fur the beed ho makes a break. And he looks u hit Indignant When prostratt d by tho rake, For his oh ner, vv Ith a deadly Aim supplanted b) a kirk. Quickly stops Ids hupp) medley And Instanter makes him sick. It. K. Munklttrick in Detroit Free Pres Not Her Fault. Mrs. Gofrcqiient They say a husbaul and wife often change in appearance so rs to look like each other, and I liellevu it's true. You and your husband look almost exactly alike. Mrs. Strongmlnd (majestically) Yes, Georgu has grown to resemble me cry much since 1 married him. Chicago Trlb- uut'- Ingredients of Greatness. The st) In of man I'd like tube, If I could have my way, Would lie n sort of Hitpourrl Of I'oe and Thaukerii); Or Horace, Kdlwin, and l-nuili; Or Keats and Washington, (ieroniD and blest Omur Kliayjam, And It, I., hlevensou; Of Klpllug and the Hard of Thrums, And llonaparto the great If I were these, IM snap my thumbs Derisively at Fate. -John Kendrlck Dungs In Harper's Magazluo. "La Mode do Paris" and "Album ties Modes," so well known as the publications giv lug the choicest Paris styles mm month In advance of ull other Journals, npK'iir to be glowing Just a little too Hipuhir. The de maud for them In glowing so lapldly that the publisher, A. McDowell ."c Co., I West Kouiteeiith street, Nuw Yolk, have found It illlllcult to keep up with the Increasing de maud each mouth. They claim that tho Amei lean ladles me now buying their Jour nals to such an extent that most of the new n dcalt'is are eutllely out of them by the llf III of the mouth. As nil the plains me made In Paris by the best mtlsts, the publishers claim that It icqlllles considerable time to catch up with such nu Inci eased demand, U'u sug gi st to our lady fi lends to become legular slibsciiliers, thus nmklng sine of levelling their Join mil each month, and seeming that valuable book, "Diessinaksng Simplllled," tliat is given ns u premium to each subset Iber pay lug CI fill in advance for either "La Mode do Paris'' or "Album ties Modes" for one vear. You may place tli order tluoilli mir news agent, or send direct to the .pub Idlers. ' "llondholdeis nnd Iheiulivinneii." is the title of anew work Just out by H. H. King, and depicts a Htaitliug plctlliu of political clinics committed III the name of liberty nnd will make u great campaign document. Fact and flguies given theieln show, ac cording to tho eleventh census, that Massa chusetts has been enabled to nceuiniilatu moiu wealth than nine great western nud southern state; Pennsylvania more than twelve; New York uioie than fifteen, etc. It shows that ngi Iciiltiirnl mid labor Intel ests have liecii roblssl nud with maps and other lllustiatlons depicts .some stiiitliug ami In tel est lug ideas. The Isiok has been out but two week and already has creatisl (no little demand. In piqs'r coveis'i'i cents. Aleuii Publishing Company, Dost on. II) e mid Kur Surgeon. Dr. W. L. Diiyton, oculist and aiinst, I'JWI O street, telephone :i"o, Lincoln, Nebr. Hei polsheimer Si Co., display the flutst line of Millinery Novelties, new styles, new shapes, new colors. Miss Maddei u, trliniiiT. Wedding Invitations, either piiutoo or en graved In thu Mnest style of tho artatTlIK COUIIIKU olllce. Collect forms nud best quality ot stock guaranteed. Sample i-heei fully shown. The Indies mill' .Wii(uiiie, conducted by Mrs. John A. Logan at Washington, will be sent rc one yeaito ull now subset iheis to the COUIIIKU Vluit pay it year (fri.OOIll ml vunce. Old subset IImjis may also take nil vantage of this olfer by p lying upjarrears. EVERY ONE WILL GO -TO Till! FETE OF DAYS n I'o be given In the H New Y. M. G. A. Building By the Ladies of Lincoln. This yi and .whibition will begin FRIDAY, IAY 20 AHD CONTINUE 11 DAYS, ; . L DOFT HISS IT 1 Admission to the Building - 25c Each Entertainment - 10c extra DEER PARK 11) OAKAND On The Crest Of The Allegbanles, 3000 Feet Above Tide-Water. SEASON OPENS JUNE I22D, 1892. This ruinous mountain resorts.sltuated nt the summit orthe AlleKbnnlesiinil directly upm the inulii lino ol the lliiltlmore n ml Ohio Itiillroml, bave'lheadvantane nf Its splendid vesllliuled express train si-rv lee lioth east anil west, unit uro Iberefore readily aceesllilo from nit parts of tbu country All llaltlmoro and Ohio trains slop at Deer Park and Oak lit ml (lurinx the ennui. Hates, fiU, J7S nun "' a mnuiii, nccuruiiiK locution. UiiininiinlciitlniiN sbniild be nil ilresseil tnOKOKOK I) DkSIIU'.I.DS, Mull; nk-cr llaltlinore anil unm uoieis, uumiuriiiim Mel., up to Juno 10; nrier that ilnte, either Dior I'urk or Oakland, Oarrctt County, Md. rVll-Ht Tin: Lincoln Steel Plate Range Most Durable Finest Finished !aad Most Complete Range Hade. New Method, Monarch Gasoline and Gas Stoves. ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS Granite, Tin, Copper and Wooden Ware, and examine our lino before you buy, Call HIJLI-X-i 1 30S O Street BBOS 3z EVEETS Telephone 339 SPECIAL AT LINCOLN' iimeOi c&ti6dm ami institute or I k.sM4saiur, Sbnrllisnil, ami T)wrltliiK. U tlio lint anil liuvrst Cut km' III tlits IVmt Nil hlmlfiiU In atliii'lmic- liwl year, htu lenU irci)ansl tor bunlnit In fnun .1 1" miintlit Kh rli'iicsil faculty I'lmmiallnstniilliiii Uvauilful llluilratisl catalinnir, ciiIIivk JoiirnaU, and invcluiaiM of k-iiiiiuiiiIiIi, m-iiI f rrr hy aililn Ming L1LUI1UI1X1K A HOUSE. Lincoln. Neb MRS. WELSH, MILLINER, Removed from 142 S. I3th street TO 126 N. ELEVENTH ST. LADIES' HATS RESHAPED. THE LEADER, Great Cheap Store 1211 0 Street It pays to trade with us. Note the following special baigatns we are offering for this week: 36 tilinmcd lulN worth $325 for only 5 ' -35 36 tiiinmid hat-, worth $350 for only 3-oo 36 trimmed bats worth $5 .00 for only .... 3 120 do faM black bokc, oc, v,ortli 5 18 iln fait black hose, worth 30c, for only 17 f, doen fast black boe, worth 10c, at only Ui (leiitu fllk I.UItJlioc, worth 63c at only S- Kxtrnheavv half hocc, 4 pairs for 5 Sodofiincv tow el, worth 30, 40, 50 and 60, vour choice of the "cnliic lot for only -jS 35 Immk hiiliknt $1, cheap n't 1 "5 3(1 boyV Hidts at $150, worth 2-75 36 bo mlt at $3.50, worth lS 2$ docn men's pants, only $1 .00, worth J We can save you from 25 to 50 per cent, on everything no one to undersell us. Mail orders we sell. We allow promptly tilled. THE LEADER, '1 he Cheapest Store in the State. 1 211 O St.
