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DR L. WENTE
DENTIST.
Make llic preservation of the natural
tcctli u specialty by nil known approved
methods (Solil mid porcelain crowns
inounteil on tlic nntnrul mot.
All operations performed without pnln.
Satisfaction guaranteed,
Tt) TIIK PKOI'I.K OK LINCOLN, NKIIIIAHKA.
Wo. the, uudcolgucd mil jiorsnimlly ac
quainted with Dr. T Wouto, who In to loiivu
u soon mill engago In tliu prnetlro of dentin
try In vourcltv.
Wo can unliwlliitlngly recommend Mm n
n thorough minder of liU profewdou, mid wo
nro sure- thntitll wot k entrusted to lilm will
bo skillfully poi formed.
J. Uniikhiiii.l, M. I).
W. W. MciMamn. M. 1).
.1. 12. MoAiiamh.M. H. M. I).
J. M. (lALLKIIIKIII, I). I), H.
Oahdnkii, Ii.i.iNom, .Inn. '."J, ISS7.
116 South Eleventh St., Lincoln, Nob.
GRAND SPECIAL SALE
OF
Ladies' & Gents'
FINE SHOES
At greatly reduced prices
AT
WEBSTER &BRISC0E,
DURING
First Week in April,
i o.j 3 O Street.
LINCOLN
?hilharmonic . Orchestra,
l. IUOKMOW, 0, II. ASCIIUAS,
Musical Director, Manager.
Offlco Funko's Opcm House, 3d Floor, Froul
Will furtibh tlraiul or Sacred nuulo for
CoNOKHW, 'Wkddinoh, I'aivtif.h, Halls
and nil other occasions requiring first-class music
tWSneclal rale will lw made with club
iluUrliiK lint ochpfttrn for the season,
niton furnished on application.
Wo also desire to stnto that we havo opened n
Conservatory of Music In our a)artmcnU In the
opera houso building, for tho Instruction on
orchestral Instrument. Tuition hour: On, m
II 19 noon, and 1 tllH p. m. every day except
Sunday. For scholar not able to attend atiegu
r hour, ipeelal time will lie glien.
For further Information ns to prices, time, etc
address or call on the manager.
J. II. W. HAWKINS,
ARCHITECT AMD SUPERINTENDENT,
Uullillncs conipleteit or In coudm of erection
from April I, li0:
tlutluvks block. 0 n ontgonuTy, llth amlN.
ilo do Ii V lltllfiiirsley, tlllinearN.
Retitaurant (Udells) C K Montgoiiifry, Knear
Itesldence, J .1 Iinhorr, J and lith.
do J 1) Macfarlaud, Q and I ith.
do Johu Zt-hmiiK, l ami lllh.
lo Albert WatKlns. I) U't Wit and 1Mb.
do Win It UKnanlt K U-t Oth and 10th,
do K It authrlu, LTth mid N.
lo J K Ibsxl, M D, F liet ICth ami 17tb,
do I. () M llaldwlii, 0 lxt lHth and lHth.
Banltarluin bulldinar nt Slllfonl, Neb, ,
Flrrt llaptlft chittvTi, t ltd and K stnvtui
orluary oh4ll mid reoelrin; tomb at Wyuka
cemetery.
Oflloo
Room t mid 34
RIoliards Bloolc.
DR. B. BPowers,
DENTIST,
GoldFillings A Speciltay
Gold, Silver and I'orcealu Crowns lm.crt
d on roots of tcctli. Sets In ceiled without
u plate. All operations first :chns nnd war
ranted,
1214 O Street over Hlllott's.
V WW frA- fr Am hAj fcA bd A. A - A - AT
HbADGER
SIMBEROM
'SEcrm
THE COURIER
A l)mtitr lijrr of Modem YYinr.
PUMMSMICD 9ATUKDAY
Si'iweniiTiiiNi Onn Year liy MaII or Carrier $J,(
Hli moulds, t,n Three months M) Cents, Olio
month !X Cents lurnrahly In Advance.
AnvKiiTHocMKifTn: Union furnished on nppllcatlen
At Dm olllco. Hiioclnl rates on 1 linn (mtrnct
CoNrmiitrriiiNMi Hhort spicy slu'tehc's, nh'iis, and
Mm livt solicited, rcrxoiml nud Hoclnl note nro
piHolnlly desirable.
1'iilNTiNiii Wo mnkii n specialty of Finn Printing
In nil Its lir.tnolit Hitintr work aiitinhtty
Address nil coiiimiinlciitloiiiiillri'ctto thn nnico.
wiCHMier, . nonniNH,
KIMTOII ANII I'lllll'IIIKTOIIIt.
Now llnrr lllnck, Cor. Nth unit O Hlrerta.
Tlll.KI'HONHiial.
TAKC NOTICEI
Tim CouitiKH will not I mi iiwponillilo for
nny debt nindo liy nny onn In Km name, un
lew n wiltten oilier iui'oiilHinles tliu Nitiio,
prtioriy signed, of course.
Wiihhkl it Doiiiiinh, Tnip'rH.
TilKlmwdiiitl onn Iiiik eoniinniieeil, imp
tlio yell of tliu iimplrti mid tliu kick of tliu
player nro liemil In the liiml.
TiiK.lourimlildleiiliMMr. 1,. V, llllllngi
ley'n lioino. Tlioru In onu tiling, liowuver, to
Ihi Mild In fnvor of tliu liorwtj It nuvcr wrotn
M)etry.
Lincoln ftre'tn went nover In n woreo con
dition, Not only wlmro tliuy nro torn up
jiri'iiintory to piivliitf, lint lit no'ir)y nil
lnrtH of tliu city.
Tiik repot t tlmt MiiKglo Mltelioll wan koIiik
to ipilt plnylni? "I'nnelion" nponni to lm un
foundwl. Hlio will uliwu Itn Ixty-fourtli non-
noil next month. Mnggio never tkviorU mi
old friend,
Tiik HjirliiK croji of milelilw h titiinunlly
lnru. Wo ennnot nnilei-vtiind why It In tlmt
u nmn will HtniKKlo nlont,' throiiKh n Imnl
winter when work I hoiipco, mid thou tnko
his life In tho vprhiK.
SIonday will Imj Arbor day. I,ot nil tho
cltUeim of Lincoln olmorvo tho tiny im It
uliould Ik olidorved, A good Idivt Is to plant
n tiro or trees nloiij; tho curb in front of your
hoinw, If yon have not nlrendy tlonu bo.
Oihianizki) Inlwr In cmnilng contmctoni
comldernblo troublu In Onmha mid ICnnwt
City, Lincoln workmen ndopted tho wiwlblu
plan and settle! tliu miiiiinor'M nenlo w Ith vm
ployein boforo thn building mmson couiiiiouc
wl, mid uverytlihiK so far hm inoved nloiiR
HwlmmliiHly.
Itotcoi: Conki.imi, thu brilliant ox-nonntor
from Now York, I dead, lie nm n Kreat
nmn, Kivntr in liU purity mid Inoon uptibll
Ity of clmrnetor In IiIkIi olllelal plncu tlmn In
nny horvleo ho hiu tlonu tho public. Of Into
y emit Mr. Conkllntc hut tlovutetl hU tlmo mid
tulentH to tho prnetlco of law, mid wiw n very
miLvwvifiil ndviK'ntu.
Tin: young nmn who iIikm tho dramatic
work for tho Onialin KxeoUIor hasovldently
mistnktfii hli vocation. Honhould Ihjiuiuc
tor. If we nro to bollovo IiIh voIuiiiIiiouh crit
icisms thero nro hut fuw worthy knlKhtnof
tho sock mid buiklu now on tho boanU, mid
thu HtnRo would undijilitedlj bo the gnlncr by
his clmiiKO of ikcuimAIoii.
Vk full to undersLind how, In tho Unlit of
nwnt dovolopiniMiU, nny cltUun of Lincoln
enn conselentlously ndvocntu thu iho of cedar
blocks ns n pavlnt; nmu'rlal. Tho Couhirk
is for brick Unit mid smiilto next, nud wnnU
no cedar blocks in IU Cellar blocks nro very
cluxip, but thoy won't lust lout. Any onu
wliodtlrestokiiotvhonu'thItiK ntiout ecdnr
blocks Is Invited to Inspect thoMt nt tho cor
ner of Klovtmih nud 1' HtnoU mid nt tho foot
of 1 mid Q Htrtvbi, mid if thoy nro then
In fnvor of that nmterlal for paving wo lmvo
nothing inoiti to wiy. Lincoln has plenty of
brlckiimkorHwhonUntl nsuly to bid on thn
Hiving of our htreets with brick, If our ptx).
plo signify their deslio of trying it. l'ntron
Izo homo industrlos.
Thn llnost lino of long wrnps for traveling
nnd street wenr can bo found nt Asliby oS
Millopaugh'8.
Draw it's Vienna ColTeo nnd Oyster houso In
tho opera Iioumi block is tho neatest nnd nol
jost rehort In thu city.
For nil kinds or society stntlonory, such as
invitations, pmgrnms, cnrtls, menus etc. call
nt tho Couiukii olllco In tho now llurr block.
Oo cast by tho St. Inils nnd tho Missouri
Tiiclllo iiillnvid nud nvold nil omnibus trans,
fern; nil clmngts umdu in Union dejiots via
this i-outo. Clinlr cnix fns.
Kxriimlon IVrst mid Nurtliwent.
Dully extursloiw hnvo Ikvii nrrnngetl for
over tho Union l'licillo Hnllway to Ban Fran
cisco, Han Diego, Colion, Ijm Angles, Ban
lternm-illno nud San Joso, California, ulo to
I'ortlmid, Orogon.nt f l.00 for tho round
trip. Tickets nro good 00 tlnj h for going jmus
sago nnd good for tho return trip for six
months from dnto of salo w 1th tho muni stop
over prlvllogeu in both directions within theso
limits.
Thuso tlektitM nro nlo gornl by way of Den
ver nnd Ha.t Uko City in each direction, Tho
ngent, Mr. R. 1). Sloven, tells ustpiltonnuni
bor of our townsmen nro thinking of making
tho trip soon, nnd it would bo well for thoso
Intending to go in select parties to seo him
nuil m rango for their accommodations.
Mr, John II. Fmwley, traveling ngent,
Union Pacific, nt Oinalm, Neb., will givo you
nny further Information in regard to the)
excursion. Parties who prefer enn corn-s-IwndwIthMr.
J. 8. Tebbcts, O. P. &T. A.,
Oiuuhn, Neb.
Ntnv Train "eivlio mi tint IMklioru Line,
Train No. Vi now Iwnea Lincoln nttl:M.
in. nnd runs through solid to Missouri Vnlloy
nnd thero makes eleso connwtlons for Hloux
City, Chlenj?o nnd tho cast. At Fremont di
rect connection is iimilo for Onmha. Train
No. 4lleatsiut 10:!H u. in. nnd carries n
through sleeper for Chleugo which is at
tached to tho 0. & N. V. Ilyer nt Missouri
alloy. This train iimkist wnuectlons nt
Fremont for Norfolk, Chiulron, Itnpld City,
Douglas, Cloniivn, Hastings, Omalm, Houx
City, St. Paul uud Intermediate- mints.
Olllco 1 15 south 10th street uml demit comer
8. nnd 8th streets.
CAVALRY RAIDS.
In Its next liwuu thn CotniiKH will puhllnh
elegantly lllnnlmtnl Ml tides describing
llireo of thu most ditrhig cuvnlry raids of the
spring campaign of IHOil, iinuifty, (IrierNon's
ridn through Mlivdmlppl In April of that year,
Htrelght's laid through northern (loorgln thu
follow lug mouth, nnd Ivllpatrlek's bold danlics
through tho henrt of tho confederate country.
The sketches urn nreompnnlcd by Mirtralts of
tho daring lenders nnd (Ions. J. K. II Htunrt,
I'liWJintnii, Dislgu nnd Col. Hislduy Thesu
nitlclesmo jmrt of the unwritten history of
thownr, mid nrti preparisl by competent nil
thoi Ity. Wo Invito u cnrcftil mi-ukiiI of them
by nil old soldiers, ns well us thu younger gen
erntinu, m they nruof pis'iillar Interest now1
that tlonnl hnto nnd prejudice have imHset! I
uwuyuud iiersous nnd events can Iki dfspits
slouutely tllsciUMsl.
r. ii. r.
Vo hnvo lixikeil thiougli thu Prnctlcnl
Homo I'hyslclau with much satisfaction. It
Is written in nil easy mid familiar stylo. Wo
take great plcasum In Haying that wo regard
t us possessing claims to it place in tho homes
of thu MS)plu that no other woik within our
knowledge, on Kipular medicine, has Ihshi
found worthy to occupy. Tho names of thu
editors futnlshngunrmiteo to thu iooplo of
Its legitimacy, nnd Its closo, conclso uud no
curntu history of tho diseases recorded, nud
Instructions in plain snxou, us to thu use of
remedies, will commend It to tho common
kciiho of thu general public. Its claims to
merit nsu sclcntlllc, practical work, adapted
to thu needs of thu soplfl, on tho subjects
treated, are of n high order, nud wo will
tnko great pleasure In recommending It us n
household ft lend to nny family, nnd as n vol
lime full of good, practical mid wholesomu
uilvlco. Our renders will hnvo tho opportun
ity hi tho coming mouth to obtain this won
dot fill work by sulmcrlptlon of Air. Cobb, tho
general ngent, nt !M'J south Klevcntli street,
or from bis solicitors who win enn on you.
To Tout Via tliu Missouri I'lielllc. Itnll
way. Onu faro for tho round trip from Lincoln
o nil iiolnta. Tickets llmlUsl to sixty days,
uud transit limit going nnd returning of
ilfteon days In each direction. Kxcurslons
leavn Lincoln January i!5, Febnmry 8 and S!,
March 7 nnd HI. Double lino of Piilhunn
sletplug enrw from Kansas City. A raro oj
IHirtunlty to visit Toxns. lowest rnttst over
olftred. For innis, tlescrlptlvo iamphlets,
rates, and further Inforiuatlon, call on or ml
Iress H. P. H. Millaii,
II. (. Hanna, Ueucral Agent.
City Ticket Agent,
Corner O nnd l'.'tli stris'ts.
Ijirgest lino or ICey West and Itnporttxl ci
gars at the llurr block,
Huiiio Cheap I'roperty.
A fliio nwldenco lot on Twenty-llrst street
near N for side nt n reasonable price. Also
ono In Meclmnles iiildltion, Hydo Pnrk nnd
Klmwool. Will sell chotp If sold Itntiusllntoly
Callonoruddrexs U Wessel, Jr., euro this
olllco.
Dally excursions to Cullfornlu via tho Mis
souri Pnclllo Hallway. Tho tourists favorite
route. Choice of two routes going, nnd priv
ilege of returning nny one or rour routes.
Descriptive rolders uud nil Information
obtained of II. O. Hanna,
Or It. P. It. Millaii, (leu'l Pass. Ag'U
City Ticket Ag't., cor. OJiinil 12th ste.
Lincoln to Chlcngo without clmngo via tho
Klklioru lino.
Tliu llurlliiKton's Luted.
A KUHrl) lino ofi't'ochnlr cars now lnvo
Lincoln dally, timidity Included, nt t p. in. for
Chicago, w Itliout change. A colored ftiorter
accoinpa'ilos each car to provldu for tint com
fort of (mssengerH, supply toilet nrtieles, etc.
Further Information limy Ihi obtained nt'clty
oiiiio, corner O mul loth stnsjt.
A. C. .IKMKU, CItv Pass. Agt.
RHEUMATISM.
SOME IIEMAUKAUI.K CUItKS OF OKK Of
TIIK MOST STUIIIIOlIN' ANI AOOItAVAT
1NO UISKA8KS THAT AFFLICT MANKIND.
A News roportnr lo.irnliiK tlmt Mrs.
N. M. I'utors of Hnst Dos Moiuna, who
wns long ufllluttitl with rliiminiitiHiii hail
been complotely cured, conuludeil to
call on tho lady nuil net thu facts tlUcct
from her for tliu lienellt of nny of our
romicra wlio mtiy bo shnlliirly tiflliototl.
Ho found Mrs. Ptiters to bo n very
pleasant lady of liilddlo ngo, in good
health nud doing linr own houso work
On boing questioned sho said : "I had
sulVoretl with rhoiinintlsin thu greater
part of tho timu for noarlysovoti years
At times I wns almost helpless I hntl
doctored n great ileal for it with pliyst
clans and tried electric belts and almost
ovorj thing that is recommended for
rliminiiUlsni, as no ono will sutler with
It ns I did, without doing till that can bo
tlono to relievo it. Finally :i neighbor
woman advised mo to try Chamberlain's
Pain Halm ami was so sum that it
would help me, that I procured a bottlo
It did help mo right from tho start but
it took livo fiO cent bottles to euro mo,
so you can guess how bad I was, as ono
or two bottles will euro any ordinary
case. It Is a grand good inedieino nnd
has tlono mo a pnwor of good, nnd I
hoiio you will publish tho facts in your
vulunolo paper, that everybody may
know It."
As the romedy referred to is of homo
nitinufaetiiro wo concluded to call on
the iiropriotors, Messrs. Chamberlain
& Co Wo lind thoy conduct ono of
tlto largest and most successful proprie
tary medicine laboratoiles in tho west,
aim that Chamberlain's Paiu Halm is
fust becoming uliouuhold necessity nil
tho way from Iho Gulf of Mexico to tho
Hritish Possessions nnd from Chicago
to tho Pacific Ocean They lmvo hun
dreds of testimonials from persons who
have been cured by it, not only of rhoii
mutism but neuralgia and other painful
Mictions. From wliloh wo soleeted tho
following: This is to certify that I was
vory luinn with rheumatism, my joints
wcie swelled lmdl, I could with tlilll
culty turn In lied, I was Induced by my
physician to try n bnttlo of Chamber
Iain's Pain Halm, and am now ablo to
attend to my regular duties. 1 am a
blncksinlth.
Chamberlain's Cough Romody
Is n certain nud ponnunent euro for
coughs, colds croup, whooping cough
and soi o throat. A fifty cont bottlo
of Chamberlain's Cough Heincdy will
go uunrly ns fur ns a dollar bottlo ol
any other cough preparation in tho
market, and will ilo you much mora
good. It Is positively without an
equal for throat anil lung diseases
Sol I at W. J. Turner's.
i3Hf TEi
ptLBjtnTTiTiTiTlTTTTTTW.
Were all w Iso ciioiirIi to heed this nilvlco In
season, a world of siilTerlng would bo avoided.
Tho best month: In which to tako Hood's
Sarsaparlll.t, tho great blood purltlcr, uro
March April May
At no other season Is tho body so much In
m ed of, or so susceptible to tho lienellt to bu
derived from Hood's Harsaparllla, as now.
'IholuiHierlshed condition of thu blood, tho
weakening cllcctsof tho long.cold wlntcr.tho
lost appetite, and that tired feeling, all make
n good dpi lug ineillchio absolutely necessary.
Try Hood's Harsaparllla nnd you will lie con
I Inced that Ills tho Ideal spring medicine.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
5olillirnllilriiKflts. ?l iitifnrfS. l'rrtarrdnnty
by 0. 1. IIOOI1A CO.,AtHitliccailpa.Irfincll,MaH.
100 Dosos Ono Dollar
Drayage and loving.
OLIVER MAGGAUD
Desires to Inform the public that his equip
incnt for moving Household Goods.Planos
Safes, Marchandlse, Heavy Machinery,
etc., Is the best in the city. Special men
nnd wagons nrc kest for the removal of
Pianos and Household Goods,
Which arc always handled by competnnt
and experienced help, and the latest nppll
nnccs used for handling Safes nnd other
heavy goods. Call, address or telephone
OLIVER MAGGARD,
telephone 1 1 1 Ollicc 917 O st
N. R. HOOK, M. D.,
DI3KA8HH OF WOMHN.
Jrinary and Recta i Diseases a Specialty.
pTreats rectal ilUoasos by IlItlNKHUHOFF
lllm?ll8OTAl,m",'' 'n"
1 llurr lllock. Twelflb nnd O sini'ts. onico
telepboiioMS. Hesld.-iieu WJugstreeL 'I'lwne. K12
Ofllet) boiirs,0 to IS a.m. s to s and 'i to Bum
hiunl(i)s, lotolln m v
PEERLESS
Steam Laundry
1117 P Street.
Still In tho front nnd absolutely leading nil
saiuiictitoni. Thoroughly cqulpied for tin
mest work, giving to each customer an un
qualified guarantee for nil work done. All ol
our work tlono with neatness nnd dispatch
We solicit orders for suburban villngcs and
neighboring towns, paying tliu express 011 nil
arders ono way. ltespectfully,
C. J. PRATT.
BLOOD POISON.
Old ll'-Ail fivth rnntnln
1 tho qiihitemiciico of bliMM)
polotil Who csn kw.iIIow
It, fru'liliig out or old UtiIi
t oiry inoiti nnd bo
iienunyr Tlieso tcetli nro
aeAd, ulcerated, uuh nllliy
treiiucntly canto a inUlod
fco. Hhould ccrtitlr: bo
extracted and replarKl ulth
Kooil, artificial iecth tlmt
ncisr actio. Can be extract
ed without palu. No hum
bug. AU1UBION OF THE TEETH.
The abovu cut shows the teeth of man ii
jUtb of age, from Dr. Ilcll In 1831. We meet
with this sffectlou In the teeth lu various forms
and degrees. The ends of tho crowns seem
yerj soft, having a low decree of vitality and
wear down (bowing a dark yellowish cupped
spotjn tho center. Many aro so foollah as to
h"nt ,hat molar teeth aro of little account,
...i rrt them go by default; after which all
the force of tho muscles aru extended to the
front teeth, wearing them down rapidly.
The best, and orly remedy, Is to cover and
buildup the ends with gold ami platinum,
which wears llko steel and saves them many
years. We make a specialty of lino gold work
on building them up, contour Ulllngs, etc
n
VftSJjHLiK
Cuts A atid II are from John Tomes, of Enr
land.
A Two Incisors with notches in the tnds.
II shows the peg shaped teeth with yellowish
pits In the ends
For such teeth we have two remedies: First
To III! the pits In the eads with gold. Sec
ond Extract them and rrplaco them with
artificial teeth. Hut tho bones absorb away
rapidly so that they will need resetting fro
fluently.
Wo make the Bncit artificial teeth in the
northwest.
We use Justles' and White' patent teeth,
with long, heavy pins, mounted on strong
elastic plates. Those who patronize us will
not be troubled with broken teeth And cracked
plates, canKer soro mouths, etc.
To loose tho front teeth, Is to loose half
the power ol speech, and more than half Ue
beaut
DIsaasod Qums.
Tho teeth turn black ami illo, the nma bleed at
the allehttsat touch, ulrvrato, tho toui.li loown and
tell out, tho brwta la horrlblo,
DR. A. P. BURRUS.
1200 O Btroot,
On theltsiild Tranalt, ruira up diseased rim,
make lira burnt uolil and platinum fillings, niakos
Um flusat tosUi that tobacco will not tarulib.
A.
i-iriilKray
NOBB1'
Spring Suits
$20 AND $25.
MADE TO ORDER IN LATE STYLES.
DAVID MAY
OPPOSITE
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
Mowers & Bedding Plants
Large Variety at Low Prices.
Cut Flowers and Designs a Specialty.
Nebraska Floral Company,
125 North 1 2th Street.
Spring Syles
STER.
NEW, NEAT AND NOBBY.
ST. CLOUD DINING HALL.
Twelfth street, opp Opera House..
K. C. PI?AY, tte Caterer.
This Now nnd lleuutlful lUstiu.rnnt lias just been opened to tho public. Wo will aim
to rocuro ,our patronage by Horvli, tho bent tho market ...lords nt m.iom.blo priced
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
My arrangenientH w Ith nil parts of thostuto uro such that parties or.lorl.ii; In tlmo enn
bo Hiipplled with nil dollrncltfM of the Henson. '"""!. in umo enn
If. -All orders for Weddings, I'nrtlcH.HupperM, rtstlvuls. Halls lbim.u..tu ,.. .
pmmptlyiittun.lwd to, and sent to nil pnits of tho country. '.niuets, etc., etc.,
Pure Spring Water used Instead of City Salt Water.
NEW SPRING STYLES!
JUST ARRIVED.
And now ready for inspection at
John Morrison's
All the Finest Qualities and Ls.to.st Patterns in stock. I have
the finest cutter in the city and guarantee satisfaction. Cal
and see my goods and work.
121 North Eleventh street.
Fine Driving and Riding Livery,
Always ready for service, day or night.
Most Popular Resort in the City.
ODELL'S DINING HALL,
MONTGOMIJRY HLOCK,
11 19, 1 121 and 1 1 23 N Street.
Meals 25 cts. , ,
D $-,.50 per week.
r
POST - OFFICE.
Telephone 682.
Now Ready.
Skinner's StaWes
12th St., bet. Pand Q.
Calls for Balls, Parties, etc., Promptly
Made, with Stylish Rigs, Coupes
and Hacks.
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