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About The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1899)
the &uiteL iforasalaleir, partaitiac aemewhatot Europe, that the general federation -throus-h with him. if im thev do. iha i . . . . . ....... .. . ' - ' . ; MtureDOin 01 a reception ana an -would take up the miller ofncTally. . " ftrimall bov will rtm.nhor. 1 imJ - - w ., . v Thee two instance ot the aame spiritnever fear but that for .yearatp.corae w j after otto t) parly, waa arranged by the newly installed rodent to further the areperhapa wide apart, but betweea'tfhall all hav.chBDoesto act'tne; patroa.- w ., . llK P itreefc ' acquaintance of the active membera and them la a long Hit of illuatrationa that for aome backyard "battleoTManHa" WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND the numeroua associate members who! might be sighted to aho the interest admission; according to ability4 "foTpsy. : i iNE&f ACLEt.' '" -- -- --- . wuu uvnBua.a nn m uuo auuiucr innor, miu jaamiHn uaififtri atMOlBil. n , i. n i i i.Z 9, diatity and goodwill of the membership for the one reason, apartfrom all others,' made taVinWiaWe of hlr-life, .the, other i : . Fvwin mVw "ncBW' I IM'l"?'','-'"' ' was never netier uiusiraiea. a rumor of a ' possible program to be rendered caused many to JingerBO that the ma jority were present when Mr. Raymond iu the dual character of president and boiteea,.gaveAer short address of welcome and made the announcement of the 'opening program which will be given at four o'clock October 15tb. It ia to be a Wagner program. Mr. John Randolph of the University echoolof music will lecture on '.'Wagner and hie influence.'" Mrs. Raymond0 also ex plained tk'at a telegiamof regret had been received from Mrs. Ubl the presi dent ot the national federation of musi cal club, who was expected to arrive in Lincoln in time for the reception. All united in pratBirJg the affair as thorough ly delightful'. " Some pie'tty gowns were that they belong to Bazar. the same sex. The day, if 4 w LAY SERMONS. Flora Bullook. a I heard a story not long since about that sedate old city whose brotherly love is so surpassingly great that she cheerfully supports the mos corrupt town council on record but that is another story ; tniuo'has to 'do with the sedateneas. A western girl who' was "exiled" for a white in the old . place became bo frantic over the everlasting quietude that she felt moved to indulge in a little racket. So one Sunday akr tfcwaJtsm to the man who has thus late found a paper bag 'blew it up" and then fulfilled our early notions of heroism. "busted" it in high glee. Her friends But immediately we clap the pnt)!ra"'itMalrl traly, -.One- venturous small boy among.. the.. troop9 that ran after the special train, succeed ed in getting on the platform and grattp ing tho hand ot the Admiral. Dewey, in the goodness of his heart, put a tn dollar gold piece in the dirty palm; it was dirty, of course. Do you suppose the mint can turn out yellow coin fast enough to supply the demand? Thore are other boys who can chase trainr. If the laudation of the whole awpiei were only as whole-eouled and as na tural as that of the smalt boy it would be better. To a degree it is bo, and we all take off our hata with some eu- t ' K has. A. Tucker. MM ARTIST16PRINTING Of ovory tlliorlptlon. It will pay you to consult U. L. Lkmmon, at the . LEGAL NEWS PRINTING . , Ezeellont Work. Hatltfatory Prieei. f HOI S a.tret. V PrBBfBBaT J WW eT W1TLE OVAL PHOTO ONLY ' worn. Mrs. naymona wore utum pink and white gown. Mrs. D. A. Campbell's gown a rtriking arrange ment in black and white. The green and white gowns of the ladu a in the dining room were cnarmiog ana mucu j the story to mind. Think commented upon. - A quiet country town whose been furnished chiefly by were alarmed, and expected the patrol to jog into the place. They said it was tho biggest noiae ever heard on that street on Sunday. Reading the newspaper accounts of the Lincoln street fair and carnival re- of it! The following club resolutions clipped from an oxchange are worthy of wide circulation: Whereas, We are all human aud there fore love gossip, let us resolve That we will cultivate a spirit ot love aud patience for every women in the club. That, if we bear a single word of criti cism on her words, or actions, or dress, or face, or figure, we will not repeat it. That we will not answer such criti cism except to Bay something good of the aeaailed. But, of course, being good club women, it ia rank nonsense even to sup pose we need such resolutions. Let ua begin over again and resolve That when we 'are-: asked to do corn. students and professor for these many years, which has never dressed up aud played' it waa young again since the boom exploded, ' whose gala days are remembered by old inhabitants as half- our hata on again and fall to wondering iZ Dewey will accept the nomination tor president of these United States, and from which convention he would ba most likely to accept such u nominati in. Bless us, the President's chair is noplace to put a great man, uo place to put an admiral of noise has the boss, above all no place to put a man university whose politics are bo horribly in doubt. 25 cents per dozen. 24 stamp photos 25 cents. PREWETT, 1216 6 &&&&&&& $&-S&;SM s X : D! HE But I mean It, we have belittled enough of our heroe by dragging them into poli tics. Let ub keep one unsullied. It 'must feel very queer to be a hero or even a hero's dog Bob. To have a re porter at hand to catch every ROYS' DRUG S10RE Cheap rates at 104 106 North 10 ROYS' DRUG STORE forgotten circus parades, now at the close ot the century goes very daft for a yu" record every hand shake; week or two, imports an old world cus- have camera fiend always present "Thank to to torn and Indulges in an orgie which 1 sincerely hope waa more civilized than the tale of it indicates. The masked carnival how long ago was it that kings andladiee fair in merry England took up with the Italian frolic? An tiquity ia no proof of worthiness, how ever. Any one who thinks can Bee that there is a larger opportunity for the cultivation of vulgarity and grossneae in ' "a'atreet carnival than in ony other fete If Lincoln escaped show you standing, Bitting. , walking with eome groat men, talking with some common men, bowing to a lady, petting' your dog, going up a gang-plank, going down a gang-plank, and goodness-knowe in what other postures. Just pick up Maclure'a magazine and te? if you do not think that kind and kingly old face in the frontispiece would be all that waa needed ic the way of illustration. Or pe haps they might have added too, mittee work we will not excuse ourselves, nnm mloht nrensre. If Lincoln Meinid because blood telle and one likes to be unlesa'ildtytootliertcttmtieru..; , . thta year, as tha earnest young minister pjroml of hie grand parent,-that flue ThaHt'we'are comboljed to write a who knows what the world ia made' of picture of. DrJ Dewey, the , Admiral's paper wew'iH rtotYd tb Wancf eloped!, Md whojratched for what .waa deemed "ther, which Harpers Weekly shows. forll.-' ?t'" -h". J- Iaviiwerdjt,!. jut becauiat rapant journalism derada make ourselves heeri,inrX.Wi fro De.var a.d 'tblB.t;l V BaryffWiJIiprwstlwatJ: Pwhap. it If, after TaU-when4ke wossan who waa to.tfougVtbay did'nakM monl read fails at the last saoaaent we will aot pollceooBrt. rJaes. . It ,i such fun to Djy viator, the assail boy in. say she nsver intended to read it any- py wiih fir.. ,. ' stineta still slive within ue, for a aeaeon, wyrK- -". r -.Of conraea crowd in gala draw, fall of Iwro-worshippera too. We ahaJI get That we will make the club THaoa feWjdnnandioyouBnBta ia the moat "WW 0M "t onr nawspnpera and i,.uitMu nA binrtiinftaa o. m i u iku. . kt. u..,k c mAtfsKinea v ua too uucs. ? noon tnev uciuiuiusn w. .-..- - B- IWKIURHU WIBf uu tun biiiui xcnui us nave gone an rar iron me mi tincia of our aavage, gregarioua anceatora that we do not feel a common pulse-beat with all humanity when we are in a: crowd with just a little elbow and yknee room, please. Then well, our early forebeara had a passion for bright colors and they' had ears' for any kind of tom-tom noiaei And I am aure that the old inetiucts are rather precious heirloom. The memorial fountain at Providence, Rhode mBD WDO is educated beyond them en- W W W af.'"" ROYS DR SORE i Cycle Pkotographs f Athlsik PnMografBB J Pfcotograens of Babies 'PkotograpBs af Grouis 5 KlIwiM VlW t-" i 5' i S m S aC V JW'1 m g!'" ' z m m i . A . - H Pi'7 t.JT' . 6 Vf ' PHOTOaMIAPMER' South E levtnth Strut . aafiaaValBaaVaalB,alBaaaaWBWl aav where helpfulness and kindliness go band in'band with' 'inspiration That the golden rale ia Just as good a guide to club' lite at1 to "home1 life. And that we will adopt it ana practice it. The acx loyalty developed by the woman's club movement ia finding ex pression in many ways. The late ac count, in Harper's Bazar ot the accept aoce of Miss Yande'll'a design for the Isladd, -referred'-to ' the strong ' desire 'tirely will be either a misanthrope or a'lownby Providence women 'that her .n ana-el. and will have no business in n .me should) receive the award. Mkw Yttndell waa the only-woman competing, id at the exhibition W designs hr work stood the test ot comparison with any. Then the'Provldsnce ' women, aaagsaineB Uy uri too' muck. Soon 'they will have it figured out to a nicety juat what credit Dewey deserves'. They will check oft his heredity he should receive no credit for that; then, of' course, he bad an opportunity not of hie own mak ing, and really, after all, it waa the Jackiea who did the work. He ian't so aauthof a hero, some will finally con dude. But the email boy will be faith ful, and the kindly Admiral does well when he saya that the loyalty of theae children ia the sweetest fruit ot the feaat. May hia constituency never diminish. i I i H. W. 5BRO,WN t A. k Druggist and Bookseller. "Wftalttaaat'aa Fine Stationery and Calling Cards 127 So.Bleventh Street. PHONE et "i the world. So the crowd draws us, even though we must touch elbows with tbieyeaaad villians, and half wonder if ifa catehing." This world ia a very aueer and a very dear old place but, who. it should lie vsald.' did not person- ln ..at the text. H It groat tun to play amount of .. ' i. . , .i; v , ., " .... ...w. . . any Know Miss Yandeu, urgea ine com wjth fire. And tne spectacle ot jjincoin journey. mittee to decide' in her ' favor. Tha uttin on such an "antic disposition" The UnkeaTadfic ia the best line sad TIME IS MONEY. When you are traveling, due (deration snonld'be given to spent in making i con " the; your 7 Pleasant home for students W at fountain waa in memory ot a woman, and they felt that, other thinga being equal, a woman' should execute it. TLe recent action ' of a Western rail, way in discharging all its women em tployeea haa aroused discussion among club women, and Mrs. Lowe is quoted aa saying, just before she sailed away for putting ia amusement of some strength. -see II. Poor Dewey I To fall into the hardest role in all the world, to be forced to spend his waning years in trying to be still the hero.of the American small boy. 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