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Salinity Ecnlr, Jan 7th, 1888
Tim Courier t'uii do round At
AVInilwir Hotel NowsHMlid,
Opllnl Hotel NownHlHpil,
-Otlclfn Dining Hull News Wand.
Vliunn A 1'h'toher's, 1110 O HtrcoU
A.T. lomlngrttV., HMOBtroot.
Tim (Killmm NewsPlninl, IIS Hnuth lllli Ht.
Kcllli tlrtm., I INoilli llthWreet.
1 d. Yming, NStlOHtrecl.
NOTIOK TO AllVKIUIHI'.Hfl,
AtlMitlititnirrrqtirMfd to rml In tliol
if n vur m k tnrly ns inllile, not Inter than Tour
o'clock I'rltlny nrirrnoon, ns llio CrttmtKii
rgots In prem that evening Whon ordering
your nilvcrtloomrnt nut drop Ilia bUHlncn
nmntipM nonrd. Tho collector Isnpl to forgot
Mticti orders, unit eonipllnnoo with tliU request
wilt nvo u trouble nnd yourself nniioyuuco.
WY nmdntly nddlng to our lint of subscribers,
-niploylnB t mint especially for that solo pur
poM,iiiiilolftn)tlintn:inn ml vertlidug medium
She Couiuku In uuoxrollcil.
I3UI3QANT
HOUIDAY : GOODS.
W.R. DENNIS,
Hatter and Furnisher,
U17 O Street.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Whltcbronat t'onl nnd I.lmo Company,
Linen salo lit Oakmcy to Co'h
TO. llttllctt, Jowelcr, 11250 street.
'Delicious lunches ut llrowii's CnM.
Oysters, fresh, fat nml Ann nt BmwnV
Hlclcoy, Rtovens to Co. l.Mt to 1M O Bt,
Don Cameron, 1(00 0 street, for lunches
"trickey &Co,,wholoilonnd retail Jewelers.
M per cent off on nil clonks nt O. 1L Oak
ley &: Co.
Thousand Inllo tickets for mi1i nt tin South
Tenth struct.
Lincoln to Ctilcngo without chnugo vIa tho
Klkaomllne.
Oysters In e very stylo, flno nnd fresh, nt
Don Cameron1.
Wm. Mclaughlin took tho Flyer for Call
t pniU ytrday
" 'Try HutcliltM to Hyatt's Mendotn lump for
sleatestlo purposes
Canon-City Coal again nt tho Whttcbrcnst
OoalsntA Lima Co.
Furo Vermont Mnplo Byrup nt Notts &
owoll, 1120 O street.
T"A. Canllold loft for Now York yesterday by
he Bnrllngton route.
Hlckey, Btoyens to Co., 1M1 to 1545 0
-atreet, mil for cault only.
J. Y, Pago took tho Burlington yesterday
:f or tho city by tho lake.
After tho club parties, goto llrown's now
oaf for a delicious lunch.
Dr. Balloy, residence Tlilrtcenth nnd Q;
-ace, 10)5 O; telephone 017.
Mr. Harry Homefliw U visiting nt her
.Jormor homo at Hasting, Minn.
Befora insuring look up the Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York.
Doctor D. F. Bailey, ofllco and realdenoo
coraer of Thirteenth and O street.
TheMtoouriFnclfla railroad run freo reclin
ing clMlr ran on all through train.
Ghveut a cah order for cash, llickey
salterem to Co. 1541 to 1545 O street.
Hutching to nyatt mako n specialty of sea
aoned bard and soft wood, cut to order.
Roast Turkey, Gooso and all kinds of meats
o.t Don CamoronN every day for dinner.
Secure soma of tho bargains in tho rem
Tumt anient O. It. Oaklkv to Co'h
Blankets ono-halt prico at
Oakley to Co's
The Mutual Life Insurance Co, of New
Tork. W. B. Hastings, District Agent, ISO
MOttth 10th street.
Pro,'- F. M. Gllicault's instructions nro val
uable. Btudio la fio Ledwlth block, corner
11th and P streets.
All sisea of best grado hard coal, nicely
screened and always on luuul at Hutchlns &
aiyatt, 1040 0 street
Brown's Vienna Coffee nnd Oyntcr houso in
the oxm houw block is tlio neatest and nob
Wtt reaort in tho city,
Mr. B. H. Kingsbury and Mr. E. E. nen
le rutumoil tlio early irt of the week from
'atneir trip to Creston, Iowa.
Dm. Kern & Roberta nro now located and
ready for business at room S3, Aloxander
JWeek corner, Twelfth and O BU.
"If only a question of tlmo," and a short
mme,too,anto when your rheumatism will
;j4eld to Hoods Baruparllla. Try it.
Frtnch Tricot, 54 Inches wide, 50 cents per
arard uaual price II.
O" R. Oaklxt to Ca
For all kinds of society stationery, such as
ftaviUtloM, programs, cards, menus eta call
aat Ike CODHIKR ofiloo In the new Burr block.
With prompt and courteous treatment,
'Hwichlns to Hyatt solicit your orders for any
ttfssait hi the line of hard or soft coal Tele-
"Betti to Seweirs sneolUv fnr ikU .v .n.i
twesit i Salt Lake potatoes. Tliey aro a was
whwit 'f anything ever before offerod for
le In Lincoln.
Oo i-nM. by the St. Louis and the Missouri
TVaflUli; rsJIroxl nail avnlil all nmnlluu ...
:fers;-il ohsngwa wade la Union depota via
Waal nwte, usur cars iree.
WddiRK staUoaery, tavitaUons, prograias
.awU all fee BriwUng oar swokltv. Call and
mm spsmsns of ear work. Weasel to Dob-
Wale
. K. OAKLXTAOO'8.
Mr. Oeo. Pnolilorli In Atchlnnu, Iwlug cnll
rd thenvliynteleKrninnnnouiicliiK tlio sick
myrtof n relativo,
Jusllcn II. Hnelllng niiened his ofllco
Tliurwliiyt nnd will dlpiHM justlco herenftr
In jilncoof Joo Brown.-
Mr, J. K. Monti-out) of Flint, Mlclilgnn, Is
In tlm city vUttliiu; his brother Mr. J. K. Mont
roxo of tlio Capital hotel,
MIm Clnrn Cnrtnixly, of the land coin
niiwlniiera ofll(o, has nturncl this wwlt
from her holiday vacation,
Tho Ice crop proiiilma nn nbinidnnt supply
for tint mining wimon. Tlio nrtlcl Is thick,
clenr ami if vxntllent quality,
HHghlng imrtli-s word qulto fnshlonablo
this week, nnd tlinlnils nnd lassies enjoywl
tlieiiisclves as tlio occasion diuinniliil.
ThnMnngnr Bros. Iinvo wild their lltli
street ment mnrket to K, II. Harvey nnd
Bon. Tho now (Inn taken jxxwoiwlon tiHlny,
Mr. W. II. Axlnlcr, Lincoln reprowiitntlvo
of tho firm of llixlniond, Cleary &Co., ro
tuml from his BL I.011U trip Wwlncwlrty.
Butts to Bowell have iwclviil n full lino of
Muunivli California Canned gixuls. Their
oxelleiico Is known to every lover of delicious
fnilt,
Hon. A. r.Hcott of Mnrtlnsvillo, Ind., hns
located In tho city nnd nssoclntcd himself
with Mr. iAwroiico Hewknll In tho pmetlco
of law,
Loiter l'ntont nnd Oold Ixf, tlm two lend
lug brands of flour now on tho mnrkot, nro to
ln had of Belts to Howell, solo agent for
Lincoln,
Mltw Mnry McClelland who hns lecn sKnd
lug tho holidays with her undo, Mr. H. B.
LoiiRhrldue, returned Tnesday to her home
In Oinnha,
Mr. J. A. Hayilen rctunied Tuesday from
Atlantic, lown, whero ho had lieen callwl to
attend tho last sad rltos of his fnther-lu-lnw,
Kr. J. A. Winslow,
Tho Counieii turned out this week, several
uoat Jobs of book-work, Whllo not making
exactly n sHclnlty of this kind of work, wo
can do it in tho best stylo of thonrt.
Revival services contlnuo nt BL Pnul's M E
church, nnd much good Is resulting, stimula
ting uiMiibora to increased rent in tho cnuiw,
and bringing many now ones to tho fold.
A very pleasant tlmo was had last evening
nt tho residence of Mrs. J. A. Buckstnlf by
n small party of friends, four couplM. Tho
tlmo was spent in playing nowiunrket nnd In
ibiueiiig.
Tlio now piHJ organ for the I'resbytormn
chinch hni been shlMd from riulsvillo, Ky.
It Is n inngiilllcent one, and will likely bo
placed in placed in xwltlou by tho Unit of
next mouth.
Mr. U M. Tyler nnd Mr. V. V. Thomas at
tended tho railroad conductors' twill nt Fre
mont Monday evening; They reKirt hnving
n pleasant time, nlmi meeting Mr, I). M.
l'lillbln, formerly of this city.
Mlxs Nell In llonii of Oiualin, who has been
vlnillug MIkh MIiiiiIo Ijittn fnr homo wicks
nnd enjoying the fratlvitlesand hops of holi
day time, retununl homo this week, much to
tho regivt of her numerous frleuiUaud ad
mirers. Tlio parlor and south room of tho Capital
hotel formerly occupied by tho Couiubu
nro.to lio turned Into a billiard hall. A suite
of room on tho xecoud floor nro to 1ms used
aspnrlnitt, other improvements nro nlso be
ing made.
Mr. Oavln Btowart, formerly of Hunting
don, I'll., but for tho )wuit eighteen months a
resident of thU city, loft Thursday for Nor
way, MUlilgnn, near which pluco ho will tnko
up n homestead nnd reside in tho future.
Huccchs go with uliu..
At n meeting held by tho Catholics of tho
city, Monday evening, it was decided to
nrrnngo for hullditig a inngnlllLvnt cnthodrnl
in this city, Blsiiop Bonncum nnd Rov,
Kenwly wore authorized to appoint a com
mltteo of cloven to tnko nctlou in tho nmtter.
Miss Georgia Tny) jr entertnlneil n number
of friends nt her homo, Fourteenth nnd Rose
street, Monday evening. Tho jwrty wns
given In honor of Miss Taylor's visitor, MImi
Lylo Hoover of Tecumseh. Dancing was tho
prluclnl amusement, a very pleasant even
ing being had.
Tho Pleasant Hour club will glvo n ball
noxtThursday evening. Addo from its be
ing n regular pnrty hop, It Is also Intended as
a farewell to Miss Lulu Qnmtuger, of Clove
land, Ohio, who has Ixxmi spending somo
months In the city. Miss Ontniugor expects
to leave on Bundny, tho 15th insL
Wort! recolvtxl Weilmwlay by Col. Kelly
from Chicago gave tho cheerful intelligence
that Mrs. J. E. IIouU had greatly improveil
In health. This bit of ews will bn received
wltli plcasuro by tho many friends of tho
lady In this city. Mr. Houtxls nther side
and sent tho nows by tolegniph
Wo have heard a groat many Jokes on Bob
Burdctte, tho humorist, nnd many of them
good, but tho latest and crhnps tho worst
was perpetrated bv 0110 of our city contem
poraries Monday this week when thoy charge
him with preaching sometimes. It Bob don't
draw tho lino at that ho Is not tho man hu
"used to was."
On Tuesdny next Cliarlie, Frank and Bertlo
Burr, John McBrido, Oertlo Zelmor and
Harry Lnnalng expect to loavo for Falrl
bault, Minn., to rcsumo studies for tho bal
ance of tho winter. Tho young folks have
enjoyed a pleasant holiday season and enter
school with renowed vim. Tho Couiuku
wishes them a succtwsful term at their studlso.
Tlio Counticn acknowledges tho receipt of a
not of beautiful pictures from tho Missouri
Pnclflo hoadmiartors at BL Louis. Tho select
ions llthocd on each ore npproprlnte to tho
occasion nnd this ofllco returns thanks for tho
kluducsa. Together with the cards is an an
nouncement that this popular road is open to
Puoblo. a fact that will bo good nows nnd
duly appreciated by tho travcleng publio
generally.
Tho following ofllcera were Installed
"Wednesday evening by Lincoln Lodge No
1U9, 1. O. O. P. at tholr hall, Eloventh and M
8ta:N . O., J. H. Guthrie, V. O,, T. P. Lnsch,
Penuanont Sec, 0. D, Hyatt, Treasurer,
R. C. Hoxlott, Secretary, J. It. Pinkerton.
Horoaf ter natrons of Brown's Cafe will be
regaled with delicious chops, steaks, etc., at
popular prices.
The nowlv-olocted county olHcors tooic pos-
session of tholr ofllciM Thursday, Willnrd E.
Stewart succeeding CM. Parker as county
Judgo, Tho. Dickson succeeding II. v.
Roller as commissioner, and J. D. Knight
taking possession of tho nowoflloeof register
of deeds. (Pilorto Judge Parker's vacating
his ofllce, the commlsslouers formally pre
sented him with tho arm chair from which
he has dispensed justice the past six years.
It was a graceful act of courtesy, and duly
appreciated by the Jndge,
We are ploasod to note the rapidly Increas
Jug success of Dr. O. B. Manning, who has ro
contly come among us representing 0110 of
the oldest families of Now England, who, for
generations have been prominent In inedlcino,
law and letters, himself a graduato of the
Harvard medical school, assistant surgeon in
the Massachusetts General Hospital, and tho
possessor of a lucrative practice In BoMou,
which he left on account of Mrs, Manning's
health. Hta co.nlng among us Is a source of
creuu 10 Lincoln, and we are pleased to place
him among the foremost of our physicians.
Lincoln is always glad to welcome able men,
and wa hope that tae Doctor will abide with
as for maay years.
AT THE FUNKE.
Amusement Notes (intlinrnd nt ThU Popu
lar limine.
RTHKKTH Of HKVf VOIIIC.
Mr. Ooorgo 0, Boniface, stipjiortod by n
good couiniiy, nicnrcd at Fuuko's Tuesday
evening to a good houso. As Tom Jhitlgtr
Boulfnco has npcarod so many times that
tho rt has becomo second nnturu to him,
nud his dollnontion of tlm character Is conso
iiioutIy very lino. Union Binwro by moon
light, tho great llro scene, nud various other
thrilling effects were given with nil tho
requisite accessories. Tlio piny was much
enjoycl liy nil,
I.AHT NldllT
tlm Andrews oxra coniany presented tho
old fnvorlto, "Tho Mikado," at the owrn
houso to n good houso. I'M Andrews is tin
doubliilly tho liest "Kb-Ko" that over ttnik
tho Uwnls, mid n cnrnlvnl of fun Is Inaugur
ate! whenever honpiH'nrs. VI'- ir Royold Is
ngiKxl Nnukl-PiMi, Chnille Andrews nn ox
cedent Mikado, (Icorgo Andrews mi nccept
nblo I'iKih-Bali, nud Flon'iico Clayton n Kn
tMia ithoin even n ICivKo couldn't ivslst,
Minn Laura Rhodes as Yum-Yuin, MIm Jiowlo
Amlrawsns Pittl Slug, and Miss Vnn Wilkin
son ns lVop-Boo, acquitted thomsvlves very
cn-dllably.
TON1II1IT,
Tho Mascott will ho presented nt tho Funko
tonight by tho Andrews ojiorii coiii)nny, nud
should lx)groeUd by a full house.
DAN HUI.I.Y
will present "Daddy Nolan" and "Tho Cor
ner Orocory" nt tho Funko on Wednesday
nnd Tluirsdny evenings of noxt week. Tho
Now YorkS'nn snysi "AgrentiUnlof pathos
In tho rough mid much whole merriment nro
tho features of "Daddy Nolan," which Daniel
Bully very successfully produced ut Tony Pas
tor's last night Thnro was not n scono In It
that wns dull, nml thero was not nn nctor in
It who did not work with vigor nnd Intelli
gence to givo tho piece nn ngrecablo prcMiiitn
tlou. Good work hnd Uvu lookwl for from
Mr Bully, liocnuxo, In his wny, ho has nlways
nclod with nbtindnnt force nud In n manner
entirely orlglnnl; but Inst night ho surprised
oven thono who havo watched him closely,
and ho presented n plctuio of thu latter day
Daddy Nolan that will, it is safotosay,
eroato plenty of favorable comments from
thof.0 who llko Irish chnrncterlMitlons. It
wnsstrongnllko in its quiet humor, It deep
fooling, nnd its fnlthful touches of nature.
Bully has certainly novcr tlono such prnlso-ile-wrvlng
work. Tho play Is compactly put to
gether, nnd though 1U story Is trlto, it is well
told.
HATOIinXV, TIIK 14TII.
'Around tho World In Eighty Days," n
drmnntizntlon of Jules Vorno's famous novel.
will 1st given nt tho Funko, Tho Immense
amount of scenery iiocewary for tho proper
production or this piny is carried by tho com
lnny, nnd nn excellent performance may 1hj
looked for.
John R. Bnnnell wns enltial in 1'nrl. Mmll.
son, lown, this wook, to attend tho funeral of
nn uncle.
Mr. W. J. Bryan, tho attorney, hns rc
turnel from his trip to Jncksonvlllo, Illinois.
SHE MARRIED A SCHOLAR.
Oh, she ssld she'd nvor many any Tom and Dtek
and Harry,
BhoM wed somo famous scientist of learning
and renown;
But her Tom was qulto commercial, and of Agas
sis and Hvrschel
Hs was as Ignorant, she said, as any circus
down.
60 she gave poor Tom the mitten, and as meek aa
any kitten
Be went t making money and forgot his wild
despair;
Forgot, I say; at any rate he hastened to de
generate Into a sordid business man, a trifling million
aire. But fiho wed a scientific, and his tastes were quite
terrific
For various kinds nt Insects and for toads and
other game;
And Instead of plaques and pictures, rattlesnakes
and hos constrictors
Ilo'd take into his sitting room to ornament the
samo. . "
As a zealous decorator ho preferred on alligator
To a sUtue of Minerva or a bustcf Henry Clay;
And you ought to hear him talk awhile of hi
bouncing baby crooodllo
That he played with in his parlor Just to while
the time away;
And hU cobra dl capollo, a very charming fellow,
Through his dressing room and bedroom used
to nonchalsntly drift;
And an elephant's proboscis and two young rhi
noceroses Re presented to his children aa a fitting Christ
mas gift.
But he sold his wlfo's piano to buy Ipecacuanha
To feed his hippopotamus to ease his stomach
aches.
And a shark ate up his baby, for you know how
hungry they bo,
And ho went and pawned his overcoat to feed
his rattlesnakes. Yankee Blade.
Latter Day Tyrants.
Customer This steak is raw on one tide
and burnt on tho other.
Unfed WaUcr Yes, sab.
"And it's greased oil over with oleo or
something worso; tastes as If flavored with
ksroseno and garlic"
Walter Yes, sah.
"Take It back, tell the cook what tho mat
ter Is and see If ho can't givo me somothlng
fit to eat."
Walter .(entering kitchen) Steak for one.
Ho Couldn't AfTurtt It.
A mother was urglng'hor son to purchaso
an overcoat, and ho was Insisting that he
could not afford one,
"Very well, then," said she. "You will get
pneumonia, boo if you don't."
"No," said ho. "I won't get that either; I
cant afford anything no w. No w York Bun.
Bucti n Couvenlenoe.
A young lady living up town received a
special delivery lotter. Tho messenger handed
her the book to sign for it. Bbo took tho
book, and Instead of writing hor slgnaluro
sho wrote: "Dear John; Olad to hoar from
you. Corno up Bundny night," She had
answered tho letter! Philadelphia Nows.
A rsulon for Music
He (to Miss Breezy, of Chicago) Aro yoa
fond of opera, Miss Breezy!
She Oh, passionately I
He Do you prefer the Italian school!
She I have never 6eon any but the Chi
oago school. That Is just splendid. New
York Sun.
A limine Munltey.
Gentleman (who has given tho organ
grindor's monkey a ulckcl) What's tho mat
ter with the monkov. UnriliaMIt Tt llr.
at that nickel as though I ought to have
given mm a aoj iar,
Garibaldi Ha looka to avi If mwl. n ti.
Epoch.
Great l'reseno of Mind.
Stranger Oh, yes.
Passenger Know exactly what to do, never
lose your head P
Strauevr I should v not. ?l,v T ...n
change cars at Buffalo without getting oa
tt wrong tram. The Epoch. 1
A FESTIVE PYTHIAN WEEK.
The J'onr Lodges Install Their Officers
And Kntertnln Itoynlly.
Tho week Just nt a closo has been a busy
0110 In pythlan circles of Lincoln. Tho
onieers of tho four lodges having lecn elect
ed somo tlmo ngo, It wns decided to hold nn
ooti Installation of officers for each lodge,
commencing Monday evening with A. D.
Marshall, No. 4S and continuing until all
olllcers of null Indue, were ilulv Installed.
Pythlnulmii In Lincoln has crown to enor
mous proportion Hi tho Inst several years, It
Having at 0110 tlmo practically tiled out, but
later revived liy n number or staunch cnthus
lasts of tho noblo order.
Number sixteen was born and commenced
to boom, nfter which Appollo, Marshall mid
Capital City In succosslvo yenrs wero organ
ized nnd fell Into lino, so that to-day wo find
in Lincoln over flvo hundred momlwrs of
tlm Knights of Pythlns fraternity.
Each lodgu had prepared special programs,
together with n sumptons spread, Mondny
evening
A, I). MAHHIIAMj i-odok
numlior forty ono Instnllod tho following
olllcers) C. C, W. II. Bergor; V. C, L. T.
Oaylardi P., Charles Tmo; M. of E.. J. V.
I lay den; M. of P., E. Johnson; K. of R. to S,,
11. F, Downs; M. nt A. Jos. Uavls; 1. U
Henry Yanion; O. O,, Cris Vnndovcer.
APOMX) IX)l)OK
Numltor Thirty six installed tho following
olllcers Tuesday evening;
P. C., W. Keens; C. 0 C. C. Carrothors;
V. C W. E. Churchill; P., T. C. Mungor;
M. of E., II. W. Kelly; M.of P., J. North Jn
M. nt A., 0. II. Fox worthy; K. of R. to S.,
a E. Walto; I. O., Uoo. Camp; O, G., Dr.
K. L. Holy oko ; Trustee, T. W.Tnitc.
LINCOLN LODOB
Number Blxtoon lustnlloil Wednosilay even
ing thu following olllcers:
C. C, II. M. Bhaeiror; V. C, L. Ilorshler;
P., Nelson Westover; M. of E., A. A. Loncli;
M. of P., T. M. Cooko; K.or It. to B., Hanks
Stowort; M. of A., 8. A. Wnrnor; Trustco,
J. W. Porclval.
OAl'ITAt. CITY I.OI.OK
NuihIht Sixty eight held their Iintnllatlon
Tlmrwlay ovculug. Tho following nro tho
lucky ones.
P. F. Rooso, C. C. ; It. W. Johnson, V. C; D.
Noll John, Prolntd; J. H. Blair, K. of R.JA; B. ;
C. W. Hoxle, M. ofF.; It. Waokerhagon,
M. of E.;G. 8. Poxworthy M. A.; H. U.
BUiln, ! O.; J. II Piereo, O, G.
A Now Hotel.
Plans havo lieon received for the construc
tion of n magnificent six-story hotel on tho
comur of Twolfth nnd N streets. Mr. J.J.
Inihoir Is nt the head of tho company which
will build tho hotel, n sulllclont gunrautoo
that it will Iw comploto in ovory dotall. Tho
fact that tho hotel was to bo built was given
to tho Cuuuieh six months ngo, but with tho
roquoHt that nothing tw said about It.
Tho building will bo of brick nnd stone,
nnd flro proof. All tho modoni improve
ments, steam heat, electric light, etc., will bo
used, tho estimated cost of tho building being
2.V),000. ThU Is a groat thing for Lincoln,
nnd will inaugurate u small boom in tho
vnluo of adjacent proicrty.
Orctetltemnunt Sate nt
O. It. UAKI.RY & CO'S
Nn Klectrlo Unlit Again,
Editok Couiuku: Last night again tho
electric lights of both tho Incandescent nnd
nro systems failed to shed their brilliancy,
and tho fact that this has occurred a num
ber of times of late has been th( causo
of much annoyenco to patrons. Tho works
havo been running long enough now to mnko
these troubles nlmnst unnecessary. Of courso
accidents will hnppcn, but thoro Is somo
thlng wrong every llttlo whllo. Tho light
furnished for tho past sovernl days has been
very poor nnd if wo cannot depond on having
it regular wo m ustuso gas, which Is nearly
certain. Many havo shut tho gas off at tho
meter nnd such breaks ns last night compel
them to bum oil or candles, which, to say
the least, is neither pleasant or profitable
Glvo us regular servico or nono nt nil.
A Pathon.
a rest Itemitttnt Hale nt
O. It. OAKLKV & COS
Don't fall to sco Shilling Bra's, big ad on
another page in this issuo. It will pay you
to call and lnsioct their stock.
Go to Ed Youngs' for elegant clgnrs nnd
tobacco. Ho will givo you tho lowest prices
and tho finest goods in tho city. No. 1020 O
street.
HOLIDAY -V GOODS!!
EVERYBODY IS CORDIALLY INYITED TO CALL AND EXAMINE
OUR LINE OF HOLLIDAY GOODS WHICH CONSISTS OF
Toilet Cases, Manicure Sets, Fancy Work Boxes, Odor Cases, Photograph
Albums, Hut and Fruit Sets, Christmas and New Years Cards.
AND THE FINEST AND MOST ELEGANT
DRESSING : CASES
EVER BROUGHT TO THE CITY.
FINE PLUSH GOODS OUR SPECIALTY. PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE
OUR GOODS. RESPCT. YOURS,
SHILLING BROS..
PBR FEC TION.
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Northern Qneen Wasll Board,
They arc put together strong
er, and made of better material
than any other. They work
faster, better and easier. They
last longer which makes them
cheaper. They save soap. They
save wear and tear of clothing
because the rubbing is much
lighter.
FOR SALK
Liqcolr) Maxweire Co.
AGENCY FOR
Acorn Stoves ajqd. Ieiriges
230-232 South nth Street. Telephone 73.
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Fine Driving and Riding Livery
always read' for service, day or night.
THE COURIER
AND
Scribners : Magazine
ONE YEAR FOR $4,00.
DRUGGISTS,
237
National Clothes Dryer.
Has 42 feet of Drying Rod.
Stands 5 feet high 2 feet
long, and is only i inches in
thickness when closed. Light,
strong and adjusted in a mo
ment. The cheapest and best.
RY THE
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Meb
STREET.
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Skinner's Staples
1 2th St., bet P and Q.
Calls for Balls, Parties, etc., Promptly
Made, with Stylish Rigs, Coupes
and Hacks.
TELEPHONE 248.
South Eleventh Street
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