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easily, the tiort that leads all others as
a mcuns of pleasure and health. It
makes no reference to racing, being
intended only for the amateur rider who
has a wheel for amusement and well
feeling it brings. It is handsomely set off
with some thirty odd silhouettes and
vignettes and is well worth its price, one
dollar.
1 have also received a neat little
little pamphlet, "Points on Training for
Wheelmen by Thos V. Eck," which is
tent out by E. C. Stearns & Co., of
Syracuse, N. V., to all who enclose a
sUimp therefor. It is comprehensive
and will bo found very useful by all who
nice or contemplate doing so.
In the cut on the lirst page of The
Coukier this week are two enthusiatic
lady cyeltsts of our city. Out of defer
ence to the modesty of the ladies I shall
give no names. Very many of the
wheeling contingent will at once
recognize them however.
Chief Consul'Ebersole, of Omaha, and
Vico Consul Seifert of Lincoln, are pros
pecting on a mammoth run to Kearney
on July 2d, 'M and 4th. The column
will start at Omaha and wheel via Fre
mont, Lincoln, York. Aurora and Grand
Island to Kearney. The phalanx will
then bo joined by columns from Super
ior, Columbus, and it is hoped from
Nebraska City. Beatrice and other
points. From Grand Island to Kearney,
a three hours ride, this run should be
tho larget ever run in the state. The
object of the run is of course the L. A.
W. State meet.
The state meet at Kearney ought to
attract a large class of riders this year
A $2,000 prize list, consisting of high
grade wheels, big diamonds, Sterling
silverware and championship medals
galore, topped off with a possible prize
of a magnificent piano ought to and will
prove a drawing card that will put
ginger into every event during the meet.
Special trains will be rtiu from every
city of any note and Kearney will again
have an opportunity to prove that her
hospitality is as boundless as the sea.
There will be sixteen events and over
150 entries.
Mrs. E. R. Guthrie is among the sor
rowing ones in the cycling fraternity.
On Thursday last her husbond disposed
of their tandem with which he has done
so much good missionary work in teach
ing ladies the beauties and pleasures of
wheeling: and Mrs. G. is, is consequence
realizing that in the possession of a
tandem one has "a thing of beauty and
a joy" but not forever. The tandem
was purchased by Mr. U. G. Powell, of
902 II street. Mr. Guthrie immediately
placed an order for another tandem
which he expects to arrive next week.
On Wednesday night at 8 o'clock one
of the largest columns of cyclists ever
appearing in Lincoln filed north from
the Capital Citv Cvcling Club rooms on
South Twelfth Street, west on O Street,
out over the viaduct and westward to
Burlington Beach. It was the regular
Wednesday evening run of the Capital
City club reinforced by a big delegation
of the Wanderers. The latter club
formed at their usual rendesvous at K
and Fifteenth streets where thoy were
met by President Ed M. Allen of tho
four C's and an aide, who escorted the
column to the rooms of the club. On
arrival there, an advance guard was
formed of the todies of the 4 C's and
their escorts, then followed tho Wander
ers, some thirty gentlemen of the C. C.
C. C. bringing up the rear, in this
order the cavalcade moved out to the
beach. On arrival at the beach the line
broke up, eomo seeking refreshments,
others sought the boats and bathing
houses, while a 6mall contingent return
ed at once to the city. A pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all and I hope
and believe that this first consolidated
run will be the forerunner of many
others.
Sixty one in Hue, twenty-nine of whom
were ladies.
If you want a Bicycle see the
Easiest Running.
Seven Different Sizes.
Simplest in Construction.
Weight from 18 to 30 pounds.
1. O. Ytale, 113
THE CYCLE CONTEST.
As soon as this issue of The Courier
is in the hands of its readers the cycle
contest can be said to bo fairly opened.
Following this article will be found
t.vo coupons with which the voting will
bo carried on. No one in any way con
nected with TiiE Courier will bo al
lowed to become a contestant.
Remember, this is not merely a voting
contest, but a contest in which tho con
testant must prove his or her popularity
by tho number of bona tide paid sub
scriptions he or she can succeed in plac
ing on the books of Thelourier byC p.
m. Sept. 14th, 1893. Al60 remember
that each contestant must bo a member
of some bicycle organization in this
city.
Each coupon sent must be accompan
ied by something that has cost more
lalor than the mere clipping it out with
a pair of scissors. Each coupon rant in
must be accompanied by at least three
month's subscription to The Courier
viz 50 cents. This will entitle the con
testant to a credit of 25 votes. A six
month's subscription and 81.00 will give
50 votes. One year's subscription and
?2.00 will count as 100 votes. No cou
pons will be counted that are unac
companied by a subscription for some
length of time. Money received on re
newals when accompanied by coupons
will entitle the contestant to one half
tho number of votes credited for a new
subscription.
Now you have the conditions. The
prizes: a Victor gent's wheel and a
Syracuse lady's wheel are announced
elsewhere and will, a little later be
prominently put on exhibition. Go to
work. Win the wheels and The Cour
ier will do tho rest. Address all com
munications to
Manager Cycle Contest,
The Courier. Box 1506.
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LADY b COUPON.
Courier Cycle Contest,
Prize Syracuse 95 Lady's Wheel.
The Courier Bor 150G.
Enclosed find Dollars
and cents, for which send
The Courier to
jjq Street
For months
And credit votes
f -tr
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as the most popular lady cyclist in the
city.
MEN'S COUPON.
Courier Cycle Coxites,
Prize Victor -95 Gent's Wheel.
The Courier Box 1506.
Enclosed find Dollars
and cents, for which send
The Courier to
v- street
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For months
and credit votes
to Mr
as the most popular gentleman cyclist
in the city. "
The run to Koca next Sunday will be
exclusively a club run none but mem-
here of the Capital City Cycling Club
being invited to participate therein.
Instead of going to a hotel, baskets will
be sent out by wagon and dinner taken
in the woods. Those lady members of
the club who accompany the boys will
be given a hearty welcome and it is
hoped a number will join the party.
The start will be made at 8 o'clock and
a leisurely run be made. The distance
is but twelve miles.
Do this and
You Will Eide One.
B Tliiirteentlx,
VICTOR
GEO. A. CHANCER.
Lincoln Cycle Company
208 South Eleventh St., LINCOLN.
TEKLING
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Onr line of Sterling, Syracuse and
Sylph are the very highest grade
don't buy before seeing them.
Get in tho contest and get in early.
Joe Sullivan has ordered a tandem.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Leonard are rid
ing now wheels.
Two wheels for the most popular lady
and gentleman cyclist.
Tho Wanderers made a run to the
Asylum last night. A large party was
out.
Remember, to enter The Courier
contest you must be a member of some
cycle organization.
Mr. Aaron Buckstaff is now among
tho riders of the city, having purchased
a new mount the past week.
There ib sonic good material in the
Wanderers for membership in the Cap
ital City club. Go after them boys.
Burt Chaney left Lincoln on Saturday
last on his wheel at 1 p. m. and arrived
in Omaha at 8 o'clock the same evening.
Tne Wanderers have a good club.
They Bhould be regularly organized
however, or better still, should in a body
come into the Capital City club.
Som0 of tho people have H fa5nt ;dea
f there b.eDS few cyclists in the city.
Runs such as that of Wednesday night
will soon demonstrate the fact that
"there aro others."
I want to call the attention of the
members of the 4 C's to the fact that
tho Wanderers set them a good example
on Wednesday night. Every member
wore the club colors.
Laurence Bobbins, who left on his
w,heel for New York via Chicago on
Thursday, the 13th, is repored to have
'reached the latter city on Sunday the
16th in the morning. If the report is
correct it was a good ride.
Xext Tuesday night will be the last
opportunity for new names to bo pre
sented to the Capital City Cycling Club
"Df er the redu.ced fe,e' hofse de8rinS
to become members should at once hand
;n the;r Dame to some member of the
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The charge that cycling is a "craze'
and will die out in time is every once in
a w'hiIo git'en a poweiful refutation for
the reason that some old rider, after a
season of rest, purchases a new wheel
and is again seen among the riders. Mr.
C II. Imhoff was among the first of
Lincoln riders on the old ordinary.
After a long season of rest he has this
week purchased from the Lincoln Cycle
Compady a handsome Sterling and not
only that, but supplemented it by the
purchase of a lady's Sterling for Mrs.
Imhoff.
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On the seventh page will bo found a
view of the famous Waltham, Mass., o.aI
upon which records have time and
again been "smashed to flinders" as
"Friend Bill" Benson would say, and
which now holds tho world's record for
tho competion mile. It was the leading
track of 1891. and doubtless a grreat
number of 1895 records will be made
thereon. Over 12,000 people were pres
ent at this track on Monday last at the
National circuit meet of the Press
Cycling club, when three records were
broken and seven close and exciting
races run.
The Btate meet at Kearney on July
4th and 5th will be a great gathering
of cyclists. The prizes are elegant and
valuable, running in amounts from
S10.00 to 8600.00, the latter being in the
form of a handsome piauo and offered
as first prize in the mile open class B
I look for a number of the larger prizes
to be brought home by Lincoln riders.
DEAN.
When the ice man comes be sure the
LINCOLN ICE CO'S
name is on the wagon. 1040 O street.
They have no pond ice.
B. Gh DAWES
and
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BICYCLE SUNDRIES of all kinds
BICYCLE REPAIRING
BICYCLES RENTED
A. Bruce Coffroth
Atty at Law.
First publication Juno 8.
ORDER ON ABSENT DEFENDANT
In the circuit court of tho United
States, for the district of Nebraska.
At a session of the Circuit Court of
the United States, for tho district of
Nebraska, continued and held pursuant
to adjournment, at the United States
court room in the city of Omaha, on the
third day of June 1805, the Honorable
Elmer S. Dundy, Judge, being present
and presiding in said court, tho follow
ing among other proceedings were
had and done to-wit:
o 111 R.
Edinburg Lombard )
Investment company
limited, a corporation IN CHANCERY
Complainant, vs. -Order on absent
Herman P. defendant
Hermansenet. al.
DefendantsJ
And now on this third day of June
A.D. 1895, being at the May term, A.
D. 1895, of the said court, it having
een made to appear to the satisfaction
of the said court that this is a suit
commenced to enforce a lien upon real
property within the said district, and
that Herman P. Hermansen and Johan
na M. Hermansen, defendants herein
are not inhabitants of, and have not
been found within the said district, and
have not voluntarily appeared in this
suit, on motion of said A. Bruce Coffroth
solicitor for the said complainant, it is .
considered by the court and ordered
that the defendants above named bo
and are hereby directed to appear and
plead, answer or demur to tho complain
ant's bill of complaint, on or before
Monday. August 5th, 1895, and in
default thereof, an order be entered in
this cause taking tho said bill pro
confesso.
It is further ordered by the court
tha at least twenty days before the
6aid Monday, August 5th 1895 a copy
of this order be served upon Herman P.
Hermansen and Johanna M. Hermansen
the said defendants wherever found, if
practicable, and also upon the person
or persons in charge or possesion of the
real property described in complainants
bill or complaint, if any there be; or in
lieu thereof a copy of this order be
published for six consecutive weeks in
The Lincoln Courier, a weekly news
paper published and in general circu
lation in said district of Nebraska,
(signed) Elmer S. Dundy,
Judge.
The United States of America, )
District of Nebraska. J 68
I, Elmer D. Frank, clerk of tho
circuit court of tho United States for
the district of Nebraska, do hereby
certify, that the above and foregoing is
a true copy of an order entered upon
the journal of the proceeidngs of said
court, in the cause therein entitled; that
I have compared the same with the
original entry of said order, and it is a
true transcript therefrom, and of the
whole thereof.
Witness my official signature, and
sealoi said court, at Omaha, in said
district, this third day of June A. D.
1895.
Elmer D. Frank.
July 13 Clerk.
COOPER'S ICE WAGONS
are the only ice wagons haudling
GENUINE BLUE RIVER ICE.
Telephones 583 and 584.
Great program at Courtland Beach
Omaha, next Sunday. Ask the ticket
agent of the B. & M. about the excur
sion; only 21.
Look at the excursions via the Bur
lington. The following are dates of
sale.
Canon City coal at the WhUebreaat
Coal and Lime Co.
