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T. J. lllckoy loft Wednesday for Van
eouver's IhIiiihI whoro ho will remain
aliout six weeks. Heforo leaving Lin
coln Coloni'l lllckoy duvotcd u lltllo at
tention to bum) l)all, and ho assured u
Couuir.u representative Tuesday that
thochances aro about Of) to 1 that Lin
coln will havo a league ball team next
SOHSOI1.
Tho prospects tiro very much brighter
than thoy woro u couple of weeks ago.
A noted by This Coukikk thoro baa
been some correspondence between
Tobcnu and Frank O. Zohrung of thlH
city. Last week Mr. Zehrung, who la
cnthusinstia over tho outlook but who
whh nnnhlo to givo tho matter personal
attention, turned tho corresjiondonco over
o Colonel lllckoy and tho latter with bin
1 characteristic energy immediately took
tho matter In hand, with a determina
tion to bring practical results.
Colonel lllckoy succeeded in Interes
ting tho Lincoln Street Railway coin
puny, whoso oltlclalrt arc always ready
to help any worthy project, and Mr.
Little, notwithstanding his costly ox
perlonco in 1801, agreed to umko a
liberal subscription. Tho company will
furnish tho mm of tho M street park.
"In W said Colonel Hickoy, "tho pay
roll of tho Lincoln club ranged from
9tt,G0O to 14,800 per month. Next sea
son wo can secure tho very sniuo players
for Just f 1,200 per month. Salaries and
ovorything elso havo coino down. Tho
mon used to rldo to tho ball gVrjrndii in
'busses in tho different cities; npw thoy
ride iu Btrcet cars, and .travelling ox
IKMJHCS havo been materially reduced.
Wo can havo Just as good a club in
Lincoln next year as wo had in 'Ol fo a
good deal less than half tho expense,
and I am satisfied that buso ball in this
city, on such -n basta ub la proposed,
will pjjiy.lrvw tho first. Wo propose to
form a Btock company with a paid up
capital of 92,000. I Bccured subscrip
tion for 11,300 worth of stock in ono
day, and there aro two other men who
stand ready to tako tho remainder of
tho stock. Wo. can get all tho money
necessary without any trouble Tho
only question now is whether wo can
get a franchise. Thero will bon meet
ing in Chicago on tho 23th when tho re
organization of tho Western leaguo will
probably bo effected, and I do not
think thero will be much troublo in
securing a frnnchiso for Lincoln. I will
not bo at tho meeting; but Jimmy Man
ning will look after Lincoln's interest,
and ho is contldout of success. Tho
scheme Is to organize clubs at Omaha
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VOTING
"THE COURIER" VOTING CONTEST
FOR MOST
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and Kansas City, and that being tho
caw) It will bo ory advantageous to
hiuoacluh in Lincoln."
Several ingenious Inventions pertain
ing to bicycling have buuu made of late.
Ono of these In a valve for a puouiuutlo
tiio that can bo nut to any tension
desired and will only yield to a pressure
greater than tho normal. When tho
air In pumped through this vaho it
opeiiH immediately, tho limit Ih reached,
allowing tho excess air to escape. Tho
device Ih valuable, becaiiHo when not to
a pressure eorrosiHmding to tho rider's
weight it will not permit tho tiro to bo
blown hard enough to Htraiu or burHt It.
A dovico from France, called tho auto.
inatlu pneo-maker, Ih described In a lato
issuo of tho Hovuo Univorsollo. It Is a
combination of a clock and a cyclometer
fastened to tho head of tho machine and
operated by a wiro or cord band run
ning over tho hub of tho forward wheel.
Tho dial shows at once, tho distanco
covered and tho timo consumed in
doing so, and as it is in plain sight of
tho rider ho can havo no oxebso for not
knowing at what speed ho Is running.
Tako up both Bides of tho way. This
is a free country.
Ring your boll constantly. "Music
hath charms," etc.
Const on tho slightest provocation and
save your strength.
Koop your saddle away b'ack. No
man should bo nbovo his work.
Rido with your handlebar on a level
with your eyes. You can thus sco with
out being Been.
Do not carry tools. If ,yqur wheel
breaks you havo your guarantee.' Rido
homo on that.
Rido with your knees and clbowB
pointing outwards. Thero is a beauty
in curved lines.
To calculate your speed do a fast
eight; multiply by 8 for ono mile; by 10
for two miles etc., etc.
Never neglect an opportunity to sud
denly blow your cyclono behind a
nervous old lady. It is such fun to sco
her jump.
After llrrakftut.
To purify, vitalize und enrich tho blood,
nnd givo nerve, bodily and digestive
strength, take Hoods Sarsapurllla. Con
tinuo tho medlcino utter every meal for
a month or two and you will feel "like a
now man." Tho merit of Hood's Bursa
parilla is proven by it thousands of
wonderful cures. Why don't you try it?
A rlno lino of pianos at Cranccr's, 212
South Uth.
Fino new lino of business suitings
from 825 to W0 in Scotch and homespuns
Jeckoll Bros., 110 north Thirteenth
street, near Lansing theatre.
COUPON
By special nrrnnKement with the Mulr-Cowln Company ol this city,
TUB COUIilBI( Is able to make the following extraordinary premium
offer:
To every New Subscriber who pays 50 Gents In advance for three
month's subscription, we will give as a premium a beautiful after
dinner china cup. and saucer, hand decorated. These cups and saucers
cannot be purchased for less than 75 cents or $1.00. Gall at the office
and sec them. Cutirler Pub Co.,
IUOI O Mtrovt,
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Champion Jim Corbett evidently
meaiiH business and despite tho talk of
tho governor of Now York stopping tho
mill big Jim Is going right along with
his training at Anbury Park. A special
just from thero announced that ho is
doing tho hardest kind of training but
taken to it like, a duck to water. Cor
bett Ih a much better man physically
than ho was a year ago. Tho champion
gets up about (1:110 a. in., and donning
bin hu eater and IIuuiicIh run down to
tho hike, jumps into a rowbout und pulls
about tho pond for half an hour or so.
Then ho works on tho wrist machino for
fifteen minutes. By that time break
fast is ready. It consists generally of
soft boiled eggs, chops, pcrhnps a small
piece of stake and toust und tea. After
hrcakfust Corbett sits around under tho
trees, surrounded by bis trainers, and
gooB over tho morning newspapers and
tho mall. Then ho plays croquet with
ono of his men or his wife, who is a
good player. Pulling tho weights
follows this and then at 10 o'clock tho
champion begins hitting a rubber bag.
after a short rub-down with a courso
towel ho then goes into tho handball
court and puts on tho gloves with
Donaldson. Dinner follows, after which
and a rest Corbett begins tho after
noon's work by sprinting with Dchinoy
und winds it up by boxing DonaUlson
again varying tho monotony occasion
ally with u bath in tho surf. Corbett's
evenings belong to himself. Ho
spends thorn us a rulo, playing billiards,
and about 10 or 11 o'clock goes to bed.
Tho mon looking after him havo ex
cellent reputations in their respective
lines and compriso Hilly Delnney, who
superintended ull his training for tho
Sullivan fight; John Donaldson, his
sparring tralnor, nnd John McVey a
powerfully built man of about 200
pounds, who is his wrestling partner.
Delaney is a good walker nnd nimblo
sprinter, but Corbett hns reached tho
point in theso exercises where ho can
handicap himself und beat his trainer.
After tho sprint Corbett does not ap
pear to bo tho least winded. Ho gener
ally follows it by wrestling with McVey,
and after tho most fcrritic kind of
struggle in which McVey is pretty well
oxhuusted.
When tho hair begins to como out in
combing, it shows u weakness of tho
scalp that calls for 'immediate, -Attention.
Tho best preparation to arrest further
lossof hair and restoro tho scalp to a
healthy condition is Ayer's Hair Vigor.
NOTICE!
ecVc. $Wn
THE COURIER will present to tho most populur bicyclo rider in Lincoln ono ot SKINNER BROS." fie WRIGHT'S Tlioyclo Suits, mndo in tho latest stylo and
guaranteed to tit. This suit is furnished to THE COURIER by Skinner Eros. & Wright, ot Donvor, Colo., ono of tho loading manufacturing flrma of tho west
especially for tho purposo of this contest. It can bo scon nt THE COURIER Ouloo, 1201 O street. Tho suit will bo awarded to tho rider who reccivcB tho largos
number of votcB prior to November 1, 1893. Any ono can vote. All you havo to do is cut out tho coujion und send it in.
Who do you want to havo this suit? Make up jou mind and sond in tho coupon.
03VK XV AY TO GUST
Pay 50 cents for subscription to THE COURIER for
five coupons. Contest closes November 1, 1893.
I.iinit'iil of (lm l!tiriiiplo)rd.
Ilnckwiird, turn backward, O time, In jour
IliltM,
Lot the mill whistles sound promptl) touluht;
.flint nn tin')- colluded linear nnd abroad 1
Heforo wo lmil toted protection n fraud,
Lotthtisiuokn pour iikiiIii out of the stacks '
And we'll pny without inurnuir "tliodluncr-pall
tux."
No ono w 111 Krumbln nnd no mm III shirk
If jou'll Jnt ulvom work, Orator, Just kIvii iik
work.
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Wo linw Kriiwn tired of wulklim tlio Mreat,
I.lttlo ones wnltlnir forgdinetliinK toent J
Tired of licnrlnu our conuronmim Hpnut,
Tired of rotidhiir that lou'uiKot tho koiU.
So If )ou euro for uh iis joii pretend,
Why don't joii IiuhIIomi mnttern will mend!
DntiKcrnnil mitrorliiK in IiIIoiiofh lurk,
(Huii8 fomli-worlf, drover, kIvo uh ramo work.
If It's trnothiit tho tnrill wiim rolilitnu uh Mire,
Anil with It proHperlty eouldnot endure,
Hlncu wo nil toted for It, now- Itn't It Mrnnuo
That not tlioflmt niniiof tisliim liny "climiKol"
Kicept In comUtlon, for It'n truo Hint wo nil
Ultra loMt tho kooiI jobs wo wcro holding lnxt
full.
Skilled nrtUnn, InlMirer, Ixiokkeeper, clerk,
Wo'ro nil out ofwork, (1 rover, nil out of work.
If K'h true, lis thoy cny, Hint impatient jou
enrn
To d( tho poor men of jour lnuil n ood turn,
Why don't ou JtiHt do it, not tulk tlinuiKli )our
ImtT
And then tho denr peoplu will know- "wlicro
jou'ront."
Hny tlmt fren, traders mny clninor in vnin;
Say that tho tnrltf unchntiKed bIiiiII remain,
Loud, clenrnndplnln, wit houtqulblilo or quirk,
And wo'll nil ro to work, drover, nil o to work.
$100 Itonitrd, $100.
Tho readers of this paper will bo
pleased to learn that thero Ih ut least
ono dreaded discaso that science has
been nblo to euro in nil its stuges nnd
that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
thoonly positivo euro now known to tho
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires n con
stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, ucting directly
upon tho blood nnd mucous surfuccsof
tho system, thereby destroying tho
foundation of tho disease, and giving
tho patient strength by building up tho
constitution and assisting nuturo in
doing its work. Tho proprietors have
bo much faith in its curative powors,
that they oiler 0100 for any cuso that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testi
monials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
OTSold by druggists, 75c.
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Every Garment new nt tho
Ashuy Cloak Co.
I'utratilxn
Hotaling & Son for first clans grocer
ies nnd meat. Everything as represen
ted or money refunded. Store 1425 O
street. Telephono 010.
Tlio I.ildleH Should
All try that "Good Luck" brand,
of Japan, Tea. New crop of
their own importation.
Goon Luck Ghookky.
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Tho following now songs aro icported
by George A. Crancer: "Tho Song of
tho Ferris Wheel," by Georgo Schlief-
forth; "Como Help Mo Tio My Shoo
String," by Walter Dauphin; "Cupid's
in Lovo with Me," by Felix McGlcnnon;
"When I Was a Hoy," by Paul H. Ann
strong. Uolow uro given tho wotds of
two of the most popular of teccnt songs,
ono by Charles K. Harris, tho man who
perpetrated "After tho Hall."
"Thou Art Uxor In My TlioiiRtilri."
IIY CIIAH. K. IltllltlX.)
You nek mo to dnir 3011 my thought, love,
Of jou they uro ot or entw Incd ;
Then hold jou nn ear fo thnt
No word jou'll ml"s.
Tho rhjmes of my thoughts lotp, uro thexo:
Tho xtnrs will forever their far courses run,
ThoHweet IIkIiI of day l8tholft of tho fun.
I will lovo joii till tliostnrx from their heavens
hnvo Mown.
This is my answer to jou.
You wish mo to sing jou my thoiiKhls, lovo,
Tho ono swelling strnln of my life,
You need not bend down, lest tho mennlmr jou
miss;
Tho sons of mj; life, dear, is this :
In wnkitiR, in droamiiiK, In pleasure, In tears,
throuKh time,
ThrouKh tho span of eternity's joars, my soul
unto thy soul
Will ever bo known. This It my answer to jou.
KI.FHAIN.
Thou art over in my thoughts,
Thy sweet fnco is over near.
Could I over: no, no, not or,
Forgot thy lovo so sweet.
Thou art ever in my thoughts,
Never doubt, my heart is all thine.
In wnklnir, in dreaming, In pleasure, in tears,
Thou art ever in my thoughts.
"Two l.lttlo Clirls In nine."
An old man gazed on a photograph
In n lockot ho liuil worn for jears.
Ills nephew then asked him tho renson why
Tlmt plcturo had eausod him tears.
Como llston, ho said, 1 will tell jou, lad,
A story that's Btrnnge, but true,
Your fathcraml I at tho school 0110 day
Met two little girls in blue.
That picture is one of those girls, ho said,
And to mo bIio was onco n wifo.
I thought her unfaithful; wo quarrelled ,lad,
And parted that night for life.
My fnncj of Jealousy wronged a heart,
A heart that was good nnd truo,
For two better girls uovor lited than they
Those two llttln girls iu blue.
CIIOIll'H.
Two llttln girls In blue, lad,
Two little girls in bluo,
TIipj wero sisters i wo woro brothers,
And learned to lotu tho two.
Ami ono little girl in blue, lad,
Who won jour father's heart,
Ilecnmo jour mot her; I married tho other,
Hut wo hut o drifted apart.
ArtUtM Miiti'ilul
At Crancer's, 212 South 11th.
High priced cloaks elegant fit ties.
Ahiiiiv Cloak Co.
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OMAHA'S LEADINd HOTEL
'TDi-m Murray.
IltA IIICII1Y, Proprietor.
Klectric cars direct from Union depot pass
tho door. Kltli and llarnoy sts., Omaha, Nob.
Under now managemt ut
MERCHANTS' HOTEL,
15th and llarnoy sts., Omaha, Neb.
HUI.KTT & DAVKNI'OUT, l'rops.
Special ottentlon to stnto trndo, guest and
commercial travelers. Faronm street electric
cars pass tho door to und from nil parts ot tho
city.
Notice.
In the Count j Court within nnd for Lancaster
county, Nebraska.
In tho matter of thocstatoof David Newman
deceased.
To the creditors of said estate:
You nru hereby untitled that 1 will sit at tho
county court room in Lincoln, in said county,
on tho 'M dny of December. liM), anil again on
tho Sid day of March, JMH. to examine nil
claims ngniust snld ostnto with a viow to their
adjustment und allowance. Tho timo limited
for tho presentation of claims ngniust said
estate is six months, from said ld il'iy of Sep
tember, 1MI, and tho timo limited for tho pay
ment of debts is ono jear from said Md day of
Soptcinbor, 1WX Notice of thin proceeding is
ordered published four consecutive weeks la
tho Saturday Morning Courier, 11 weekly news
paper published in tills county prior to Novem-
berSI, 1MW.
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I. W. LANSING,
County Judge,
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