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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-12-07
Nothing in This World

Is so cheap as newspaper, whets2r i Be
measured by the cost Of its production or by it.
Ualue to the consumer We are king about
an American, metropolitan, daily paper Of the
first class like THE CHICAGO RECORD. Hssn
cheap and so good you cen afford in this day
Of progress to be Without it. There are other
papers possibly as good, but none better, and
none just like it. 1t prints all the rec news of
ia World the news you care for eUery dcy
aad prints it in the shortest possible space Yor
can read THE CHICAGO RECORD and do days
work too. 1t is an Independent paper and giues
all political news free from the faint of party
bias. In word-t's a complete, condensed,
clean, honest family newspaper, and it has the
argest morning circulation in Chicago or the
0e2t-I4O, 900 to $50, 1000 a day.
Prof. I. j. Hatfield of the Northwestern
University says: 1.-THE CHICAGO RECORD
comes as near being the ideal daily jour-
nal as we are for some time likely to find
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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-12-07

Queen Victoria" Ladies F'drOrite-
Her MUesty's Perfume, is the most
lasting and perfect Perfume. Ask
Riggs the Druggist" for sample.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-12-07

Trilby's Truthful pills is a specific
in all cases OF kidney and liver toubles.
Jus. one pellet at night does the work.
At Riggs pharmacy cor II and o.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-12-07

You'll never realize what real good
bread is until you have made it Of
Shogo" -four.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-04-20
A REVERE.

that spring enough and spring
regulated families
gasoline stoves In Lincoln need not to the
spring with the milk the fish water to keep them fresh
You in Siberia refrgeratorFrank Lair will tell you all
its don't take the curl all of your
range either. You Reliable gas gasoline
with all the GOODNESS Of a camp beside
woods Frank Lair tell all about the Reliable
the side Of the post office square,
For anything in the line of dry goods call R. Nssy Co.
Spring novelties at Bargain sale at Winger Co.'S
Genuine Bargains in the Krug Stock at Winger Co.'S
When the be the LINCOLN ICE CO.,
4 the wagon they have pond ice l949 o Street.
week which the Chicago Times Herald does
its competitors important Its Washington
service especially good political appointments and
being frequently foreod with accuracy. L. Mead
the Chicago Times Herald sale aud delivers promptly
by carrier.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-04-20

But what shall Of the embems Of Gods love
that breathe the heart influence essentially spiritual
and always pleasing eeang and pure On this Easter festival
the purity and modesy the Risen Lords life typed the
dropping white lilies avishy
particularly impressed with example Of the moulding Of
natures de hand climbing geranium-a form OF superior
elegance delicate settings brilliant stood the
midst Of the lilies As reaching the highest possb
ties his e cngs the that sustain the forces
of all the elements this plant winds cngng tens
around it's supporting es toward the Skies To
willing mind predcated lesson which well be translated into
study acquant with the thoughts Of intelligent Creator
In this perfect could discern the unity plan wherein all the
dverses OF the flower harmonize nothing accident
caprice the form Of the leaf wonderful coong of petal but
rather the evidences of unerng wisdom To heart spoke
OF Of life with all the intensity hope and
ambition eliminating the flower which had
unweayngy toed upward until bad gained the summit where
lifted snowy head among the eafy branchsNatures
Of beauty plant e There in the morning of its
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-04-20
THE COURIER

petals lay expanded the casng influences the
genial With passing touch OF the sweet breath
spring upon nodded exhaatng delight
pure brief hour and oced the love-
of it's exalted surroundings, it seemed to look
companions Of more lowly birth il to See
gained the limit happiness and succeeded to the ultimate OF
lifes Possibilities"
spoke death Even while rejoicing life it pursued
by which finally trumphs On this holy Easter afternoon
the God ours pleasantly Of the Risen Christ this
lovely which itself the morning Of pride and
glory breathing ephemera lie away The decayng and
brilliant design dropping all around the plant
harmony with the solemn gadness Of the hour
dies speaks Of life again. To the seed has
the life principle which the redemption OF the plant
the OF death manifest while the
real I'm the grain of mustard there is literally
fahan energy which shall raise from the dust again.
faith Nature teaches Immortality
unfolding And the words eminent philoso
with Nature the love of truth and virtue
will the understand her text By degrees
the primitive objects of Nature that the world
shall book and form significant hidden
life and final cause"
MYRA E. OLMsrEAD.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-04-20
EASTER PROMPTINGS.
Written for The CoURIER.)

The tender pathetic tones Of the eloquent divine fell in hh
ma cadences the enhancing the listener AS fer
his that shall be like Him conveyed its import
to the mind heavenly benedcon seemed hover the
bly, The beauty his SOUL begotten Of faith the resurreced
Lord inspired the speaker with increased longing mpart to
Others that knowledge and love- and fix above their horizon
the star of hope by which his pathway rradaed The
dream Of the bsa6c Beyond living reality under the
glowing zeal Of his godly persuasons.
In mark with special delight those few interviews
with souls who make souls The faculty mpang the
Of God with such vivid penetraveness send it's
truth into the deepest and Of the receptive
SOUL belongs divine On this the speaker
seemed fairly electrified by spark from the altar Of God and the
that sweled his and danced
about his face spoke within that passeth knowledge
The music too worshpful in its well in it's
rendering that its added charm intensified the soemny Of the
hour and held the attentive enraptured.
Mehnks the Sir Knights whose honor the mastery discourse
delivered must preforce have carried such thoughts CT
lofty resolve shall later be found all along their pathway budding
into richest and ras utage OF which shall yield
hundred fold Such imposing body Of having noble
and worthy objects before it, cannot but be powerful factor
for good And their appreciation Of and participation in, these
annual Easter services prognoscate bounu of golden
grain.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
GOLD MINE FOUN0|
A Bonanza Every Da,
of the Year.
COULD NOT FIND A GOLD MINI
But Atruck u Rich Week.,
Find Of Silver.

A man who cannot fnu q
gold niue and bring its rich
yield into his daily stock of
wealth, is very glad 10 strike a
silvrr mine.
The man. who strikes The
One CENT DAILY has got a gold
nine Of news for s3 a year.
But if he is not so situated as
to Q, t a golden harvest OF news
by daily mail, or to get mail
two or three times a week, he
can strike a silver mine and he
made happy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
THE BALLOT MACHINE


rRemarks Of Rep. Hofer of Marion
on bin 20 adoTt aa,omStlc baiiot ms
chine and Appropriat'ng tIz'.0 .00 there
for
Ma. SPEAKER: deny the ifnputi
tion that Oregon IL an unprogresslve
sfaie II We do not adopt the ClinOrd
ballct machine. Six years ago Oregon
adopted the Australian ballot law and
we have held several elections under
that Law. We are ahesd Of many otnef
states 10 ballot reform and { day the
people u the great empire stat are
clam 1ring hg the taking u thst It p
which this far western state, more en-
terprising aud progressire and with
purer elections than New YORK, to's
in 1891. u will be time enough, when
the-. older sud richer stats haYe
mdsvted aud tssied this sehlne' for
Oregon 10 adol tliss5ft m. a;n op-
posed [ sudden chaDgrs a our ballot
system. We are n,t yet folly accus
TONED 20 the system We bave aud
already new voting scheme Is pro-
posed. II should not lie adopted.
We need other thiug- much worse
We nee 1 free sch0,i b,oss fJr the ehi.-
drei who are kept out Of the public
scbooIs because tbeIr parents are unab
10 pay he trust high prices. We NEED
open rivers cheaper locks as the fsi'r
Of the Willamette and sn open C'iufa
bla TO let out 10 the world tbe ui I II
riches OF the inland empire. Before ~e
vote $4,000 for this invention let u
do - mething TO develop our state abd
hn II with peep from whom these nd
ditlonal taxes can be collected.
am a small taxpayer mud for that
reason I hesitate To vote such burdens
upon peOple who do pay taxes. IL u
nOl proper uiJe't upon which tt
expend such large sum 10 hard times
like there when the ordinary fsrmsi
fiads Il impossible In nearly every state
In the Un on 10 raise crop that vii
pay expense Of msking 10 say nothing
Of agriculture sufficiently profitable ie
pay Interest on the farD'er's debts and
taxes. / am obliged Ia vote against The
bill.
(phe bill was spoken against By
Others aud WAS lost: Yeas ~, nays ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
r..ifrrTrTsrss.

The south. ard Texas IN partlc'ilar'
offers an inviting field % Touiit l-ie-i-
A Texan in The Poultry Journal say
In climate We have much the adFs,i 90
of the north and east. On = tsrIn igN
do well the year round with hi'ie -
.sr or fed. This statement Should u
orali6ed bv the remark that during :
Teras s.norther7 OF Kansas ollAI4lN
tbev need both. hut severe cod does i'l'
come more than three or four liilrs y :
wear and seldom lasts more ihail ~
davs. The Temperature seldom las =
Low 20 above zero. Sometimes Nnefe
fowls are exposed to the ssTeresf 7Eesi .'e1
corobs win freeze and egg Troducilo.
will be checked for few days' ok y
the farmer has not a comforiao.e 49,
for his fowls he usually h1--l4s t-isia
into his barn or under tis rclss INN
the weather rnO6srstes, IN wllc1 a.
the cold does no harm .
In this climate during t1ree-to7lrl @
the year a tree is rnlre heaiIhf1l ~.
fowls than a close house. 51i tee I---l
home for them is house wai-s'l On '--s
north and west and lattieei On tae so1tn
and east exposures. Such house VIZ
afford sufficient protection and veniila-
ton the year round. Curtains should b@
provided for the latticed sides during TIE
coolest weather. As we frequently df
not have q dozen real rainy days in
wear. the only shelter needed in DAY
/ time is protection from the sun; henc'
what income Texas fowls bring th'
farmer is almost a clear profit his che
labor being to gather and market III
! eggs. The drawback heretofore TO poul
try rsising in Texas has been a lack o
access to markets. but conditions ar
now changed. as towns have sprung ~
and railroads been built.
Much attention has Of late been gives
to imu1oving the dunghill fowls by mat
ing with Thoroughbred males, while II
many cases the dunghill has given piac
10 pure breeds. Plymouth Rocks ap'
Leghorns are the most popular on ac
count Of their ability to take care
themselves. Cochins, Light Brahmas
Wyandottes, Black Spanish. Houdan'
Hauburgs and Minorcas are occasion
ally seen, and Black Lsngshans arr be
coming favOrite breed. The deman
for fine fowls is fast creatinga homesnG
ply.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
'HARDSHIPS OF THE SEA.
The Adventures OF a Sailor on 4
Single Voyage.
IN TIE GRASP OF A DEvILFIsH.

Af,er Eseapiny a Horrible Fate the Unfor-
t,na,e Mariner Was Thrice shiPwreeked
rive Days In as Open Boat-cast Away
on an Island.
There landed recently in the port Q, New
London, Conn. n Danish sailor VINO wiz
think twice before he again SHIPS ior .
,rbaifn4 cruise 10 southern seas The story
~ M adveut,fres Is thus related by the cor
resDondeut Of the St Louis Globe-Demo
,rss. The Dane was a member of the crew
n the whaling ship Trisram, that was
srnisinc in the vicinity Of Coughs island.
One day a whale was sighted and chase
made for him. A harpOOn was fixed IN the
aeeb Of the fnimal. which sounded. drag
ring the line after him with terrific speed.
In running out the rope somehow caught
the Dane around the waist, and in the
tsyiukiiag If an eye be was overheard and
bafur drngved toward the bottom OF the
"a with fearful speed With great din.
entity he druw his knife from his belt and
cut the rope lie shot upward aud caught
sight of the circle % light over his head
{ that indicated the spot where he would rise
| 10 the surface. when the water about him
/ suddenly seemed filled with squirIning rep
tiles. apd that instant be felt the Shiny
II
arms u q devilfsh Unfolding him. Had II
rot been that the line was still fastened TO
bis wrist the nan would probably have
been carried TO the bottom by the ferocious
| Gsli. As it was the men In the boat rap
| dis drew him mp, and when be came to the
surface lie was slashing AZ the snaky arms
tliat eretigitening around biIn. The fish
| sras nm unusually large one and had no in
/ tsiltioa u giving mp its prey.
/ When the sailor got 80 that he couic
! breathe, be rels,ined bis strength and cut
snd stabbed the pulpy mass, but the arna
| continued 10 tighten around him, and be
| found that he was in danger OF being
1 crushed to death. The sailors in the boat
we're choppiug at the hideous fish with
hatchets and jabbing it with harpoons. The
Danes arm finally fell into the grasp Of the
dsh, and DC became absolutels : helpless. All
/ that be could do was 20 call 20 his fellows
that the fish was surely crushing the life
out q him.
| After fearful struggle the fish was e.
completely chopped 70 pieces that IL could
do no further damage, and the sailor IN
conscious Of pain and the loss of blood, was
drawn into the boat, where the tentacles Of
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
TIE HORTICULTURAL BOARD

House Bill No. 2, Introduced by
Speaker MOores, was the first commis-
sion bill TO pAss with an appropriation
Increased from $1,000 to 900, by the
following vote;
Ayes: Msssn. Barkley, Blundell,
Boolbby, Bridges, Buckmsu, Burke,
Calvert, Gard srll. Clseton, Cole, Conn,
Coon, Craig, Curtis, Daily, Davis, Dunn,
Gates, Huffman, Jefiiey, Keyt, Lester,
Long. MuCnken. Ae6Fver. Min'ie,
Myers, Patterson, Paxton, HineArson.
Scott, stanley, stewart smith Of
Clackamas, smith Of Polk, smlih VI
Josephine, suiiih of Limo, Tempieion
Thompson, TigaEd, Wright, Y,ts,
Young aud Mt SpeakeE al.
Nays Me-sIa Baker, Burleigb,
Cooper, 0owdy, Guild, ulllsgas. Hofsr,
Lyle Moorhead. sshibrede, shulFum,
stanley, stewart, Nealon, smith Of
Linn.
Absent Me-sTs. iisaeh, David, Cur
dsne, Hnpe.
Ia the HenAie the appropriation sas
Ts,iuoaa fgom sla.0o 20 s,s0oo aud ths
bill paaaed hy lbe folloNing votsl
AyeG AossTs Alley, hAeeFoil, hul'
isr, oalbses,h, coeswsil, Dsnny, 6ss
asf, liovan, hoiaoa, lkiag, AsSssll
MeAilsler hesiinn, falismon, Fflos,
italsy, hmllb @ ClAlaop, kmiin 81
ishsFman, hisiwsf, woodard, hr
ifesldsnl ll
hsys Ne4sTs. heehlsy .1aifsf iisli,
siasaon, Johpnon, AoC Cians NsndsI
hsTs
Abaepi Aoasm. hfosusll nsss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
OUR SILVER MINES.

Oregon must encourage the
use of more silver We must
do all IN our power to have
capital invested in our thou /
sands of undeveloped silver
mining properties All silver
men should use silver. Buy /
and sell in silver, pay your bills |
in silver, pay the minister and
the editor in silver, buy and
read silver papers, send in "a
silver quarter for three months,
ID silver half for six months, or
a silver dollar for year of the
WEEKLY CAPITAL JOURNAL.
A One Dollar Weekly
The Silver Dollar Weekly.
Best 81 weekly on the Pa.
clhc Coast.
No papers sent unless paid
for in advance.
No trouble to postmasters
or subscribers TO get il stopped,
1t stops.
This weekly has all the leg.
'slatiye news
This weekly has more news
about the state government
than any other Oregon paper.
II is an Associated Press
Paperl
II Is the paper for Republi-
cans, Democrats, Populisis and
all who belieye IN Free Speech
and good government for the
people.
We pay no commissions 10
agents of p0stmasters OF %
persons getting up cluba
Tn JouRgAL Is sold directly
TO the people at the lowest
,ash prices aud cannot Es
bought of any one cheaper
lban the Publishers direct.
Iht JoeasAL deals directly
sllh Che people, not through
p'adlemep, lts publishers
ars rgslonsibls 10 DE paople
snly ~ their editorial policies.
hoy ens not shaped ~ them
" apY nng, faction, losses or
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

~ THE GRASP oF TiE uEKlLflsH. -.
the Ash were torn away from him IN Al
pieces. Il WAS two monihs before The fAlis
was able 10 get around the vessel and be
will carry the horrible dishgnrenlent be ~
neiysd 90 bis grave.
Three months after this e1perie nee the
TTistFaIn folndered during q storm on tia
Nightingale island And sank GA a shoHi.
The Dane and two other asiiOHs He'd f0f
safety 20 the rigging of the ship, aud ~ shs
sank and the water ross about beF nlA, a
the men vent up. Nhen they reached TIC
highest yard arm, the vessel struck the lut-
tom. ana tAe iAfrr men Befe psrched On
tho trail support with The storm raging
over theu aEi The va fea ArUund them.
some tlmr during thr night oilsOf the man
baoauie rHhsHsiri hnd frli into the water.
Tho sioIs suHsidui the neat morninR,
spd ihe pfa fau down, Tho beat n cha
tun lfcaue simusi uuheafabln. hlld tAf
uien soon tsgau to suiier frum thirst and
ubrn huasrii The waves rau Hbnut tSo
test under ne lari un which tlrl sioaA
Ald t9 frhdfF ilf.f sitaafipu piorg hqrulis
. puiuisf ~ sharks Eaihfred atouf them,
sFliiiins ihr Hafrf Niih iAp'f nns aud
ihruaiinH uarif uAsfs aiiqFr thH HairT. as n
alrssay rflifhius ths fasi thai iAsy ~sfs
setting fnr
w iAr suFNu D sac iiaars eiiulasiaa
lt.si lls hfal 400 sifsns lnfY che ga Afd
lhs ilang - = bi,p siai.s'ai la ibs lass a
,hs slafks itsi faashl o,rF A.s bsi5 fbs
tsiflntsi ilaiia iitl llHlatii ia iua afi anl
80 fsani iu aH naea, la.is o.aditiaa os
thF dsi iulian inf bf ihe whsNus iaFs
Nuph a hrs ihinla
10 lufh lai aif tn ufUHlu4 "a tIa dtfs..
iltu ~ 49, laas sai ha ss,aisl " ! fals
ssy = sanals.b.ls ialt Fls meaii.s y. y
oilsr ibniNfs fslsHsi,t "a hsatg $500,
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

80 lialA IA H'uiifssf y NFH
~ pnalslig im 49, NsA insl ssli
Al iia ! kbHe hff4 aeH ftf
pi,sl sssf ! hfis ~ iif lltssa lsesls
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49, \ hsa islasa lbs hslslsisss sssief
go h slslsi A. isls lhf siss4 sla
lffil ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
Royal Baking Powder makes hor
bread wholesome, Perfectly leay-
ems without fermentation. DUAL
itics that arc peculiar 10 il alone.

fhs iiissselsp 4 sssilfaulg sliisas
s,,lsl hsfiss a. eNasls ssisfF sUl
secs Sass a sssaai ~ him ~ as
palli,sl ~ fiifsis sRaf hsi 4 a,ss als
sai~sss ) ,sllessl fsiiips asws - ssh
sslss ~ siass lhs hsf a pl,assas ns
tsis bss ASSES
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

NAilw ElfN sea d y isaFaa phe
hfsa lstep lainseslen ~ peifhsss ~
IhN ilaill Nsaf go ahaa isNFs 1850
nhs all lmltnfs naf sifalns n'Nifa
fasaIl n hfliR ihts neieisilf ~
'alns n lha alsfsl slls n IN lssaa ssa
tlH ~ lIahl Ell ai nlsf AZ hfte 49,
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19
1he ,Ipdel Chee.emakss.

Again can sce him as be works abrm
tue factory with an air Of genuine fem
mime cleanlinrss. Sticking up the hOJrt
and scru Lbiug the iiIvare. Frightening
up the chees.s as he turns them from day
to day Neither viii the whey tank es
cape his watchfni ,ye. iie well knows
he terrible results which must sooner
~ laser Oycrta-e a C-yrt.lusAer who al
lows the Glih 10 accumulate in an un
washed why tank whereby every crack
creyice aud seam oi all the milk cam
OF hi- many patrons aI .aycs'@d with a
dangerous bacteria w.nci tEoush un'
seen l. neycrlhc.efs q great foe and l.
the prime cause sf bringing millions oi
pennds Of cheese on the rejected list
faley ~ he is man that has an ever
irlGtAt ~aicLfulness over little things
and tie idea Of rushing things al tire
mendous speed Tor tho snke II gong
a-fshing seeing his best girl on lounging
IN a saloon never enters his busy brain.
Yod aaA, Has the model cheesemaker
any interest la his product after II
leaves biz handsi repeat. as ! said
in the start lls is an honest. well in
formed shrrwd hlsiness man. He has
already investigated the laws " trade,
the laws " supply and demand and alse
the laws both national aud state. ~
laung to milk, butter ana oleess Hud
their wonderful aud dangerous substi
tutes oleo aud hlled cheesa lie Is deep
ly interested iu all these questions "A
lTess at DaiFymen's Convention
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

fis lhf,A sshs ehea illsl eaiiel
~ llaees lbFlf aAs sfail a lhs
rea eaNilss nll hfs ~
'eeuspllg is,~ses Af,ess
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

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silell ~ : ilse ~ "a ls'4slil ~ iils
aef,ls. N llts mapNs4 - nlhsg lssss
s4e hen : Nsn ~ lee sAa slis'l -
1alsssisa - eihsf lakn 49, nae nal
lsAaa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

A Liverpool policeman, who, ~ he
thought, swallowed siEpenee Is year,
ago. reeeutly bad q severe pain Ia hb
throat A 90 ~ eoaghinB same on, and
tho long losi coin, bali ~ ils oFignai
thioknsss, was released from his throat
American pl0neeTs were God fearing
ana bib.r la,lns They siaked oni town
ipis 20 ~ liaiieis 10 JaF'iai.s jerichas
u htblelaHs. " Gasbens ~ shilahs
" carmel is Tal.oFs and Mount Ta
lorh. W klans snd hoilpt Xlans q
flifns 10 i.fasheHs, "a iiebfrps and 10
thaF.rs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

Good Housekeeping can be reduced
10 science with the aid Of DIR. Prices
Cream Baking Powder.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-19

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