CITV COURIER,
'. a.
ORPITRL
SODA WATER.
Pare. Delicious and Refreshing.
W have tin- tincit anil best elppod
Soda Fountain in thr cltv .
TRY OUR ICIi CRHAM SODA.
RECTOR'S PHARMACY
N. W. ('.II'. I Jill IllKl X SI.
Mortgagee's Sale
ok Tin: iintiui.
J ewelry
Stock
OF L. BARR.
The entire Jewelry stock of
L. Ban-, 1201 O street, con
s ii-tirir Watches, Clocks,
Diamonds, Silverware, Opti
c will be
sold at once to satisfy the
mortgagees.
The above stock will be
sold for cash regardless of
cost. Those desiring a bar
gain will come early, before
the stock is broken.
CAPITAL
Steam Dyeing
AND CLEANING WORKS
NO. 113 N. TWELFTH ST.
SK ZJVCOLtf j) ,
vqmtvmmm
nnwij Tuition! Full term, In wjven differ
rtXEiLt cnt cournei. Only H4li crndn lti
dependent Normal In tho state. The Uncut
liullillngi, Equipment, iind Ahlest Normal
Faculty. No experiment, hut nn established
manHRomcnt. 40 coure, X teachers and lee
4...AM- A llir.i ontii-.nl fill tlm flllWtifid. rltfl
IUIII a n in W i"m " ...... - ., ------
for catalogue. K.F. KooHK.MKr.Mucoln.Npb,
STIFF HATS MADE TO ORDER
From 'J.oi tn I. VI.
LINCOLN STIFF HAT FACTORY,
N. W. Cor. I2th and O Sts,
Ulil Hut'- Mocked, ('leaned. Ihod unil
Millions good as New. All
Kinds "f liepair
Work Diiiii-.
Turkish Baths and
Massage Parlors.
Corner l.'lth unil X streets.
K-jVllMM-ythiny: Firt ( In
In the Ulslilet Court of Lam-asKr Count),
NcliruidCll.
Lll V r Ml Lin,
JOHN W.MII.hY
To John V Mlli v. ii'inre.lili in deieudnut.
You ale heieliv imtllled Unit on Hie 'lib ilnv
nl Maieh, IsH, Luev 1' Mile) llle'l n imlltlnii
iiului-t Mm hi the Dlstrlet Conn of Liuens
tei eoiinly, Nehnisk.i, tlieoliiel ninl pruver
mo to iilitnlu a iIImiivl Ironi )oil on the
L'rniinil that Mill have vvilfullv iihamloiie.l
slid plalutlll without KOiileiuiM fur the term
nf two e us last pasi, and tlmi belim oi suill
ulent ubllHv so to do oii have wnntonl) and
eruell v roiused and neKleclul to pio lilt suit
nlile n'liilnienanee lor said plulntlll. miii aie
t.'iiulred to answei s lid petition oil or before
Monday, tlm llrst d.i ol MiimJsii
Bv l'lll'N'HA lllltlt.
Plulullll
l-l-tt
Ilui Attorn-) .
In the liuuli't t'ouit nt Lme.i-l ! Count) ,
Nebraska.
WILLIAM llAHIL i
KMIIKIU' L. LAM II S
To Itoliert 13. I.amli,
iion-ri'-ldcut deleiid
uotllled that on the
ant : i oil ate heiuliv
tinhdii uf Mnieh. ISH. Wlllhilil Hail llleil a
petition iiKiilust oii In the UMilct limit o
Lineastei eounty. Neliiaslta, the ohloet and
prayer of which Is toiilet the til u ot lot
iitiiuhtirod llwi .1 . In hloek uiiniheieil lllty
elnhtlVi;, In the elty o' Lliieolu, eimiity of
Laneasier and Slate ol Nuhruska, In said
William Han, and that a deer, e he n ndeied
.ijnlnst joiideerieliiK Hint vlutoei elaliii
you may have in in In h.ild piopurt Iswlili
out rlalit. and that miii Iiiimi no iluht. Hlle.
Intel est or estate In oi to said plenties or any
part ilierol, and foi suelioilierand inrther lo
llef as may lie Just an I eiiilliilie
You are ieiiili'ud to nutmot mild petition on
orti'loio Monda), the llist da of May IVH.
' WILLIAM II UH.
I'lalntltl.
II) Poind A Hun. hu Atlonie)s, l-t-lt
r f
f
WAGE EARNINQ WOMEN.
Is the New Order uf TIiIuks In Itn Coin,
iiieiided?
Thn riht of woiiiiui to work U an in
Iti'ti'tit oiio. Xobinly 1ms icr ilisiuitoil
It or trieil to t.iko it nwny. Aiiioiik o
(las' (if ioi)l, rltlier naapi or tii
li.eil, has woman been u'lleveil frmn
lu'iitinir a ii.u t of the lutnleiis. 'J'lte
luvsent njji', hnwt'v er, is i oh Inn a jjroat
cliniiKi) in tho Mains nf wiiiuiui'm wmk
nn oMihitiou that is akin to a involution.
It was thn Ktr.it upheaval of the civil
war vvhii'U caiiled tho nieii to thn fmnt
nnl K-tvo thn wonieii Iho oiniiiittinitv to
tlyolf in Inniinier.ililetani.'i'ntsfiiiin that
xphi'io which hml hehl them by tln'Kriiv
Ity of all iiiivvei fill social custom. Thoso
who tasto tho hvvi'cLs of ticeiloni ilo not
return to tho houtK ami women will
never again permit ntlicm In limit their
nteas. Tho last iHinttcr of a ccntuty
lias wroim'ht niaivils, unil thn icccnt
census ti'll'i tin Mory in its leconl of,
;i,.iOO,000 wu'iicu in the I'niteil .Stall sen
Kinicil in UdTwiiK'H'.iiniiiKoi'ctip.itioiiP,
iucluiliii"; with but fovv cxci'iilions all
thn iivocatioiiH follnvvi'il by men. '
So Kicat a chaiiKo in BOKhntt impaci'of
tluio Ii.'ih uatutnlly nioiiseil thn interest
of tho Ktuilent of Kit'ial iiui'stions, ami
ho is bi'KinniiiK to ask whrto this inno
vation is to oiiil. "Hero," ho wtyH, "urn
:t,.V)0,)00 wniiu'ii, I'.M'lusivo of thoso en-giiKi-il
in iloiuestic service, who have be
cotno breailwinneis. This vast body has
Kouo out ftotti home, lm.s entered into
coiupctitioii with men, has taken up u
work never before attempted by women.
They liavo lendeied themselves Inde
pendent of tho assistance of fathers and
brothers. They liavo ininlo it no longer
necessary that they should marry for
support."
What is tho result of this new depar-j
ture? How will It ulTect tho home, the
marriage relation, social conditions?,
What will bo tho effect on tho character
of tho women? These aro tho ipiestioiis
that present themselves. Woman Is in
tho business wotldj sho is there to stay;
sho has douo most of tho things which MensitUe
not long ago it was declared she could I Tl.,.0 MIiy ,.rc.M.Ilt,.', tll ,,,,.. s.i.l-
not do; she intends to level such obstii-1 ,k,niy Haptiste nished Into tl lotu in a
den as aro still in her way; she can never Mnteof wild iilnii mOiiIiiiIiik
again bo relegated to her old position, ' "Quick! a glass of wine'"
but must go on and on tinder the new I Kv er hod) btuied, tint his wish was com
dispensation. Does it mean imptove-' plhsl with, niul llaptlste swallovvnl at oiid
ment or deterioration for the race? I K'l" ,1"'H ,,f "hie pound out b the lady
Wo aro Mimetiuies touched with sad- "f l '" "'. whu "lh'l "hat was Uu,
ness when wo see the long procession of j ,"!,.() ,;illll,,I,Il1,,.! , nlll ,UnMuUs ,,.,.
girls and women in the early mot mug , Tlml K,(SH )lf , hll ,,,. I11(.K1HHi. u
hours going to their daily tasks and at , has Inoimlit me muml Only think, 1 have
nightfall retmning weary and heavy '
footed. And yet it is well. It give-)
11 sturdy sense, of independence to be
nhlo to earn one's living that is just
as grateful to a woman as to a man.
Tiiu lessons a girl leai ns as a breadwin
ner will be of the highest value to herns
long as she lives. She leaius, first nf all.
punctuality and the value of time, then
method mil system in work, self con
trol, an acceptable inaiiui r of dealing
with different kinds of people, discretion
in speech, industry, attention to detail".
All of these things are of as gieat im
portance In tho hoiii hold us in the store 1
or tho office.
Another valuable lesson leaincd by 1
women who are engaged in some wago
earning occupation is that business lite
as well as domestic life has its 1 ares and
annoyances. The woman who knows
only tho hitter is npt to imagine thn
there f.ro no ttinls toconipate with thoo
nf the household. Setvants, 1 liildieu,
company, etc., mtike tip tho 1 11111 of e.n t li
ly ills, while the husband goes down
btreet and has a good lime all daylong.
It Is healthful and invigorating lor a
woman to learn to stand alone. Tho
"1 hnging ivv " typ is passe. It belongs
to that ago of romance when tho hero
ines either fainted or burst into tears on
every page of the favorito novel. Theie
urn times when eveiy woman ieels tired
nnd discouraged and wants a good,
sitongo.iK 01 n man 10 iimgio, n u ue
is not always at hand, and sho sho.il.l
know how to weather tho stoim if he is
absent.
Tho unworthy argument is often made
that the social conditions which peimit
women to ho financially independent will
tend to jii event marriage. It would Im
far better for society and for the family
if all those people remained unwed who
enter mto mairiago through financial
considerations. It lias always been con
ceded that no limn should many until
he is able Miitiibly to support 11 wife.
This is right, for it is a woman's ptoviiico
as a wife to devote hersilf to the care of
her home and family, and she cannot do
this propel ly it sho must also help cam
the living.
Mailing" should be founded upon love '
and not upon expediency. Thegiil who ,
is not able to take care of herself must
Iiml a husband who will undeitako the
responsibility and relievo her father of
the bin den. A man of high ideals would ,
scarcely 11 ah.e them in 11 inariiage un
der these ciiciinisLinces. A woman can
givo her hand with pel feet dignity only l
when she can show that no mercenary
spirit enteis mt the compact. Men are
beginning to tindi rtand thisand to seek
wives among ihn.n women whoaie mak
ing a brave light for themselves and
learning to stand alone. Obsetvatio"
will show that sui h girls as 111 ale many ,
more desirable husbands than those who
live 111 idleness and watch for an eligiblo
chance. Tin stand.ud nf iniiiiiago is
thus elevated among both men and wo- '
men.
The fear that this life uf nidi pet.denco
will destroy the ih-hiie for niiiiriago on
the part of women is smutty woith ,
considering. Woim u tiiiu to m. image '
with the Mine natural instinct as the
child turns 1 1 its mother. Kveiy woinan
dreams of a home and a husband, but 1
sho wishes the husband to be one whom 1
sho can love, honor and cherish, rather
than one whom t-he ninnies because of 1
the win Idly goods with which sho may
bo endowed bv him. Tho woman who
is able to take cat oof herself can wait
for this man bo Lis coining soon or late,
and when he 1 nines im mie will m thor
oughly ainnvi 1. He Ids loving pr itectioii
ninl the 1 est l ul nnlort of a happy home
as that woKiaii who has stood alone
Ihioiigh all tlm ears, hravinglhc storms
with coiiragei.ii- heart, but glad to find
the hav u ini'l .1 .. hor Iht boat.
lnv A. 1I.MHT.I'.
CiinnldorAtF. I
n pinuUr man who I nioro
Heltolt h.i
or less disturbed every dny In his olHce by
visitors, iiml though lie N naturally euihi
hie It W beginning to Ull nn him. The
other hlgl t after he. hail been mlfp bout
three hums his wife uliotik him tutoteml
COIseollsli'ss
"Wlm what U It, my rleM1" he asked
slecpll)
"Sh sh.limrgi." -hewhlspi nil thcics
a hutglni down hIuitn
"HllW ill! OII htHW'"llC ltlltlltlll, Mill
Imlf asleep
"I heiiril him moving nrouiul, ami nh
flringe, there he Is now' Listen'" anil slut
gnvc him aunt In i shake desperatcl)
"Well, ili hi," he grow led, "iliiu't disturb
him. 'I'hls Is his Inisj time, ami Im ought
to lie nil en a I'haiiie to utteliil to bilsllicsH
oicasiiinally iuijIkiu "
Then ho hemm to Mime, anil his wife lis
teiiiilauil INt em il ami dually went to shop
-DcltoU I 'lee I'n
A liti.rj.
"How did ou happen to many him?
Were joil in love with him"
"Oh, no, hut aiiothei gill was " -Life.
just had the inWfoitiine to hteak our two I
large dissert dishes of levies poirelainl '
I'iglllO
ill 11 1 ill liifereni e.
llewnre of trvlng to ileieivn chililieli.
How till I'll must pan nts he taught this l s
Mill
"'li, miimimi, vnu'vogut ugiay hail hi
votir bang'"
1 "Yes, dear That ame In cause mi vi te
so naught) to mamma jcstiuhi '
"Oh, maminii, what a naiight little gill
you must have In eu to giiiiiiltnu' All her
hairs ute gin) "- I)i inorest'M .Monthl)
C'lianiii I'm VeiiiceniM e.
Sliiiisnii (itngiil)) ! have sent the ulitiir
The Ilightoue .Mngailie l.'ot in) poems,
and he has let unit d t er one of them.
Friend Don't send him ail) llioie. lie
might get mini
"Suppose he should What could hedof"
"He mlghl publish une of them 11111I1 r
your leal inline." New Yolk Wee..ly
A l.llitiiil .Man.
"Vis," mid the paisimiinloiis man, "It's
a great coinfoit to me to nllei t thai time Is
iiimey."
"Whir"
"Whenever I want to he p.utli iilntly lib
eral with my fi lends I go out and ,pend
some time with them." Washington Mar.
llli, inss.
"Vnu liaveasph'iiilid location here. Peo
ple me coiistniitl) passing h),"haid Simp
son. "That's just the tioiihle," 11 tinned Iho
tiailesiuaii, "Thev'ie alwa)s passing by
and mvir stopping in." limpet's ll.ini.
Ills I hsl Itaklnu.
Tatti 1 sail Von niu vu), veiy mill,
niailaiii.
Mrs. Votiiifwife -W'h)v Haven't I given
joil soiiietlilug toeat
Tattiis.ill -I asked for bread, anil )oii
give men stone. New Voik Herald.
Tim .vim h So.
"Is Tompkins familial w ith Shake
peare1
r
"Well, I should sa) sn. He biought back
my inji) with one tover toiu oil niul tho
other mm kid up." Chicago Inter Oceuii.
No 'I line In I. one.
She Isn't )oui determination togi I mar
tini rather sudden I didn't know that
von even thought of it.
Hi 1 didn't, hut I have just heanl of an
I'Mullelil cook I tan gi t lliookl)n l.lle.
A (.real Head.
Men hunt fin appbiiuit) Do jou think
von know enough to ussisi me In the oillu
Ho) Know ilnaigh' Why, I lell 111)
last plaie hi cause the boss kiIiI I kluw
tuuie than he did foiiit) Joiinial.
He Paid the I I1I1II11.
"I'oloni 1, I luai )ou vvi te 11 social bun at
Wnshhigloii '
"Yes, hi 1 ' l.oainil thn e congressmen ?10
apliieaud got aihauie to pa) a senator s
hulel hill." Atlanta Const It iitluii.
UN Last Wish.
Ild .luhlots leave
Tnebag-Iul .luhlots leave anj hist u
plest
Hiimplate-Yis He vv anted the fun. 1 d
pioiessluii to dnve uuiiiud li) w.l) of the I
hall glolll. lis P k. .s. Ilulletlti
I xpliiiin d.
( hull) itl.ri.wlngnwa) a half niiiile cig i- I
rettej 1 vvouiluh why the last half ul .1 '
ugnvvittc in't 111 to siuiike.
The Major-Pit haps lur thesaini re.i- 1 1
that theliist hall im't.-l.lfe.
A Mi Ilui ol llahit, '
Kllni Ilaliltsaiejiaril things to hn.ik '
Maud es, iuili'itl Theie s .Minim "i-lc-
leaf, w ho fin mid 111. hllhlt uf being .'.' some
Mais uo mid Imsiii vu-hrnkiiiii vit ( hi
ago ltiLoul
Uliln'i sn,,
"I've In 1 11 fate to fine with death, miI
(lailow, who is not handsome
' Diath inn dnlii t In askul llmks -II
11 pi 1 s Ha111
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