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THB SATURDAY MORNING COURIER r . tv ;.. V?t LWf, ' It ( ,: r - . f ' .:, rev r ? t V C ' v! r' -I. M 't iVv .? . 'v' LHY IK HKAT (livprHity of Interest Is founil In tho I'Vliriiury GVii iurii. In Murk Twain' novel or l'lttliVn hetttl Wilson" tho notion In advanced by dramatic In. tnrvlow Imlwroii Tom, tho reputed white boy, ami hi mother Itaxann, the negres. Thero In tho llrst part of a four-part story ly Mary Mullock Foote,, entitled "Ctuur d'Alone," doHlinit with tho laior troubles In tho mining regions of Idaho, 'inoro tiro two humorous tales, "Tho Guests of Mr. Tlmms" by Siimh O. .Towott, n quiet study of Now England rural life; und "Mr. Ebonexer null's Investment" by Colonol Richard Malcom .Tohiiiton, it transcript of old-tlmo llto b,i floorgltt. Mr. aeorgo Wharton Edwards contrlbu. tea a abort akcteh tho tlrat of aoveral entitled "P'tlt Matlnlo' Monotones," ro luting to llfo on tho northoaatorn coaBt tho United Stntea and accompanied by tho author'a IlluatrattonR. In tho group of posthumous pnpora by Jamea Ilussoll Lowell thoro la a abort, pithy, and charming eaany on "Criticism and Culture" February being tho blrth.montb of Lincoln and Washington, tho number contains material relating to both. Tho contributions relating to art aro: Colo's notes on Nicolaaa Maes in tho series on tho Old Dutch Masters, ac companied by an ongraving of thla artist's "Spinner" made by Colo in tho presence of the original picture in Am sterdam: an example in tho American Artist Series of the work of Louis Loeb; and an article by Mrs. Edmund Goose on the home llfo and methods of work of Alma-Tadema, accompanied by front ispiece portrait of tho artist. Two articles of a unlquo sort aro "The American Tramp at Homo" by Josiah Flynt, and a paper on "Indian Music" by Professor John C. Fillmore, of Mil waukee. In personal sketches thore are a con tribution from the late General D, H. Hill setting forth 'The Real Stonewall Jackson," and an interesting article on Nikola Tesla, the Servian-American electrician, byT. Commerford Martin, accompanied by a portrait. "Hunting with the Chetah" la an out-of-the-way article on sport in India by J. Fortune Nott. - A group of "Irish Songs" by Jennie E. T. Dowe presents a number of illustra tions by Francis Day, and there are other poena by Henry Tyrrell, Stuart Sterne) Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Edgar Fawcett and R, W. Gilder. A diverting article by Washington Gladden relates to ''The Myth of Land Bill, Allen," which showa the ease with, which largo numbers of peoplo aro im posed upon by irresponsible itatomonta which they do not take tho trouble to challenge. The February Arena la another mam moth number of the great progressive review; it contains 104 pages and is filled with able, papers. The opening paper will Interest all lovers of Robert Brown lag's poetry as well aa persona who ap preciate broad but profound religious thought. It la from the pen, of Rev. M. J. Savage, aid la entitled "Religious Thought la Browning's Poetry." "The Relation of the Lane' Question to Other RefbriM," by J. H. Bellangee is a thoughtful paper in The Arena aeriea oath Land Question. "The New Bi bto," by Washington Gladden. D.D., la a vary valuable contribution to the liter ature of Higher Criticism. A feature of this number la a profusely illustratod Symposium on "Rational Dress for Wo men," by a number of eminent Ameri can women. Dr. Heinrich Hensoldt'a series of papers on "Indian Occultism" grows more and more absorbingly inter esting with each issue. A very inter esting, practical paper la from the pen of Rev. Hiram Vrooman of Baltimore, on "The Organisation of the Moral Forces." It is in the line of a movement The Arena haa originated and is pushing, to awaken the conscience of tho peoplo and unite moral workers for practical prog ress. Congressman Davis discusses "Honest and Dishonest Money." The taainatiag aeriea of philosophical papers by Stinson Jarvis on "The Ascent of Life" is continued. The editor contrib utes two striking editorial; the first is entitled "They Have Fallen into tho Wine-Press, or Illustrations of tho On ward March of Uninvited Poverty;" the second is a strong argument againat medical monopoly. Mr. W. T. Stead, the famous London editor who haa so boldly attacked the social circle evils he found flourishing in Chicago, and Helen, M. Cougar, dia- tlnguumed among temperance workers aad women auffragUU, also upon the lecture platform, dkwuBB in the Febru ary number of The Chicago Magazine ot Current Topic, "Chicago's Wicked nets and the Way Out." The number will eoataia besides these, articles by Chas. lebteeoe upon "The President's Mes sage 00' Hawaii;" by Daniel Brower, , "The Suity of Mayor Harrison's Mwedsmt" ay Bill Friend, upon.PU frf Maf ; "The leased Mrs. Tanquary ;" ' l 7 I D I4TH AND M 8TREET8, LINCOLN, NEBBKA This I" a vory lino estubleshiuenl prnbnbly hotter than anything of tho kind In tho world. Capacity, laTO hatha dally. ' Arlmiltlll itilhimil wiltor is MHP'l. Hopariito accomniiHliitiona aro provided for both wixoh. tne Grecit Plunge Until Holds iilNHit a quarter of a million gallons of Sea Green Salt Water. And If. nearly 1W) foot long, '20 feet wide and '- to 11 foot deep. Its clear as a crystal, too. ...... ... , Thero aro soino spring hoards, trapeze and automatic needln bath In this cle pnrtmont. IHi Bed Koonm Aro for transients who do not euro to leave tho building after a bath. Patients taking treatment uso thorn also. RlieiitYicatlaarKx And many othor diseases can bo CURED In tho Hot Salt Department. 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Moorohoad. upon "A Neglected Feature of tho World's Fair;.' by W. C. Amos, upon "Organization for Political Success;" by E. W. Clement, ' upon ''Political Progress in Japans. ' Ira M Price writea a sketch of "Tramp" in Swltaerland." Tho number contains1 two stories, poems, etc. Price, 15 cents. , 160 Those who desire to tako a trip to Tex aa call on J. J. Butler or H. C. Young, 1201 O street, Lincoln, Nobraska, as thoy are at the head of a largo excursion which will leave Lincoln February 13th. For further particulars call on Phil Dan iels, city ticket agent or J. J. Buttlor, H. C. Young. 8uxtrlnr Train horvlca to ritUliurfjh. The Baltimore & Ohio railroad offers the public tho most convenient train service between Chicago and Pittsburgh. Tho route is via Akron, Ravenna, War ren and Youngstown, C. Two solid trains are run every day, both carrying day coaches and now vestibulod slooplog cars through without change. 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