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r . N M M im f I I' Ir.t ' THE COURIER. A tpular lir of Mtnlrrn 7Y-i. Saturday Evening, Fob 11th. 1888. 1ln finuler Can tie Ciiiiml Al WluilMirllulPl Nwn Htiinil, Cnltiil Ittilol New HIiiiiiI, Otlfll'i IM11I118 Hull NcvmNtiinil. UliiMtti A KleteherV, Hill n Hlrcet. A.T. J.eitllliK.U'o'n., HMO Hired. Tho flutliiiiu Now HIiiiiiI, I1M Mouth HIIi HI. Kcltlt llnw., Ill Noilli lltli Hlrect. Kit. Yonnir, HSOO Hired. NOTICI. TO AUVKHTIsr.ltH. AihrrllMmiiutri'qiii'Hliil In Mini In Hiel fn vermis curly iih himIIiI', mil Inter Hum four o'clock Krliliiy iiflornonti, iih Urn Coimiikii KorR In I'rt'M HintevrnliiK When ortlerlnif your iiihrrllKonirnt out drop llin IiukIiicm innnnKt'l neurit. Tltecolleeliir luiiiitloforunt mirli order, mnl eoiiillliiiiee llli IIiIh rciiur.t will mivo im troitlilu mill yournclf ntuiiiyniu o. Wr urn iliilly million l our IM of Milierllcrii, rinio) Inn ik nmn ciii'cliilly for Unit nolo pur IHMH'.iiiid rlnlin Hint an nn ndvcrlliilnK medium IIiCCoUUIKIIIh IlllO.XCOllflll. ELEGANT FURNISH INC GOODS. W.R. DENNIS, Hatter ami Furnisher, 1137 O Street. 'Iiltelirenfct Coal und Lime Comimny. Dnyn nr? KrowliiK li'tiRer. Siirlni; I not yotinillti vUllile. Ht, Valentine tiny next Tuesilny. Dolicloui luncliw nt Hrown'H Cafi'. Oysters, ireuli, fnt mul lino ut HrownV Auk your grocer for homo iiimlt lirimd. Bmoko Club Kooni clnr. Hurt' block. tftivliigon tho wtriH'tH will ttoonliorciuincil. Kern Si Itnliert, iloiitlhtiKl Alexander 1 Ilk. Don Cameron, 1IWII O utreot, for ltmrlicH Trickoy &Co.,wlioUnloiitiil retail Jeweler. Hot rolli nnd ton bUcult nt tho City Imkery every tiny. Thousand mile ticket for sale nt 1 1 ft Bouth Tenth Mroet, IJucoln to Chlcngo without clinit;o via tho Klkltorn lino. Oyster in every Htylo, One mul frcnlt, nt Don CnnieronV. Qo to tho City bakery for homo umildbreml. Cor. 10th mul N. Try Huiolilns & Hyutt'H Mendotn lump for domwitto imriKwes, Our Mny Io 6o cigar i tho bout In tho city. Try It. llurr block. Cnuou City Conl nnlii nt tho Whltebrenst Conlmul r.lmo Co. After tho, club rmrtlex, go to Urown' new cnfiS for n lU'llciou lunch. SmokA tho Club Iloom cigar umilo by Un vnnnh clgnr fndory, Hurr block. Before insuring look up tho Mutual I.lfo luiurnnco Company of Now York, ThoMtK)url lVicIflo railroad run freo roclln i iir elmir car on all through train. HutcliliiH & Hyatt mnko n njH-olalty of m sotted lmnl mul oft wood, cut to order. llonitt Tm key, Goomi mul all kinds of menu nt Don Cameron' every dny fonllnner. Fluent lino of wnoker-'nieernelmum article nt tho Havana cigar factory, Hurr block Job lot of Children Bcarlet AVixil Vent and Piintu for UOets up. This is a bargain. I Doctor 11, F, Ilnlley, olllco anil raiideuco cor. of Thirteenth nnd O BtrecU Tel. 017. Ticket to point in Kaiwi, Mixsouri mul tickets via Omaha on sale ut Klkliorn olllco, 115 So. 10th Ht. Tlie Mutual Life Insurnnco Co. of Now York. W. 11. Ilnstiiigs, District Agent, l! outli lOtli street. IVof. V. M. (HUwilt's Instructions are val uable. Studio in t!io Iiedwtth block, vomer llthnndl'streebi. All vices of liest grndo lmnl coal, nk-oly screeneil and nlwnys on hand at IluUdilus & Hyntt, 1010 0 street. Gov. Thnyer left Thurwliiy for Kprlnglleld, Mam., to hecuro additional equipments fortlio Nebraska National (luiirds. For all kinds of society stationery, such iih invitations, programs, rnnts, menus otc, call ut tho CouniKii olllco hi tho now Hurr block. UctU & Bon ell hnvo received u full lino of Monarch California Canned goods. Their exellenco Is known to every lover of delicious fruit. Don't fail to k'o Hununilo at Fuuko's to night. Tho HcdmuniMJnrry comimiiy is n htrong ono and tho play ono of tho bit pro duced in Lincoln this scawn. Tlio bricklayers' union has nrninged toglvo ii bnll nt Holumun'ii hnll Monday uvenlng, for tholienelltof Lena Woebliecko. As tlio ntTiiir ts given In n nohloeniev, tho ntteudaueu should lie very large. Miss Mlnulo Iatta left this morning for Oiiialiutovhltlier friend, Miss Nellie lliiriw. Miss Mlnulo will 1h in atteudauco at thogrnud iiMwmbly nt tho Mlllanl Monday evening. Ono of the greatest kecrets ot human health Is to kuop tho liowels open mul regular. Men nro nelilom Blck, hen their bowels nro ivgu lar, nnd seldom well when they nro Irregular. When 1'hyklo Is nectsary, Ht. l'atrick's l'lllsorolieiit. Hold by W. J. Turner. The letter carriers will givo u 1U at Ma Minio Templo next AVeilnowlay evening, Feb mnry loth, for tho Wnollt of tho fund for tho relief of Misses Hoy co and Woebbecku, With Midi n good objoia in viow u snouiu no jioer nlly lmtronlzeil. Mr. John Htlro has doimted the uso of tho hull freo of charge. Kdward Wessel, fomu'rly with tho 11, & M. ruilroud in thU city, U now In busliuws In Omaha. Together with n cousin from Ne braska City, tho gontleiii'inoiwiiodupa genU' fiirnfebliiff gooiU store In Oinnha Monday, un So Ann iia.no of Wessel & Wejl. May kUCODM bothorcfcult of their energetic elTortH to build up n profltablo trade. SOCIETY NOTES. 1liiitiilnii Alituit Hie City Ainoiitf Hie Murlitlly liii'llurit, Miss Hntch Is visiting In tho city. MlniHtoilliig Is vliltlng'lu Ihiu'lty. MIks (leorgla llawkiinf Nehtaaka City, is u guiitt of Miss UIiiiii I'liiike. MImh KlIrh.couMu of Jlr. (Iixngn Koii-s-nmn, Is vNltlug In tlm city. Mr and M it. Iliiiriimnu entertained a few friends at dinner on Wednesday evening. Mr K (' Zehrung iiHeniled u( lei limn given Inst evening by one of (Imnha'Hsoi'lal elulw. Mr Cliireiuv ICtldy wasthe guest while In tlm city of Mr K. K. Crlley of tlie Windsor The (In man club glvo another puity on Monday evening next nt the Windsor hotel. Twenly-llVH or thirty couples Mirtlelpateil In ii Kelts1! thincont Templo hnll Tiietilny even ing. TliKliiemboiM of I'limpaliy 1) enjoyetl a very pleasant hop at thti armory Monday evening. Miss l.ulu Dundy mul MlssdertloCtuikoof Oinnlia, nro visiting Mm. Ii. 0 Huir. They attended tho I'liasant Hour paity Thui-wlny tticiilng. Avery pleasant Hint) was hail Thurwliiy evening at the residence nf Mr. mul Mrs. N. t llrook, tho ocenslon iHilng the ivgulnr mtsitlng of the wlilst dub. Tlm ladles of tlm llnptlst ehiirch guvn u plrtisaut mid successful oyster NiipHr Wed nesday evening nt tlm rcsldeneo of llnv. Wll llaius'oi.,1 street near Tenth. Mrs. 11. M. Foreman of O. It. Oakley .V Co. 'miry gtstls house, left Tuesday morning for the east Hho will visit ilrst at Corry.l'a. and then at Now York and riilladelphla. Miss Kttlo lluller, of Chicago, tho soprano singer who took )uu t In tlm organ recital at tlm 1'resbytorlnn church this week, was tlm guest of Mr. mul Mrs. J. V. llarnard, 11 street, Miss Hutler liclng an old friend, Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Iiiml entertained n few fi lends at tea on Friday ovenlng of last week. Mm. Ijuub lielng a most jmrfect hosU ess, It U unneceHsary to say that those pn-nent ssut a most enjoyalili) livening. Mlw Wells, sister of Mis. Charles Llpplu ctitt, returns to her homo next week nt Cin cinnati, Ohio. Miss Wells has nhiiUoiiio lit tle Hum In Lincoln, made scores of friends mul lias proved a great aciiiilsltlon to Lincoln st clety. Wo regret ory much Hint un are to low her, but w lilt her a safn journey. Tlm regular monthly reception of tho Y. M. 0. A. was lmltl at tlm ussoeliillon parlors Wednesday uvenlng. Tho exercises were un der the lumifdlato charge of tlm young ko pin of the llnptlst church, anil wereunucually Interesting. Mr. I. W. Ionising niadotheiul dress of tlm evening, preceded and followed by musical numbers, utter which wiuio Hum was siicnt in ti very pleasant mkjIiiI. Mr. Wlckershaniniado a Hying visit to llont rleu on Thursday. Willio Meyer returned Monday frem a sev eral days' visit at Des Moines. .Mrs. W. It. Cass, of Council HluIVs, Is visit ing her father, Mr. 11. H. Handiill. Mr, C. K. Montgomery has returned from a several mouths' stiiy In California. Mr. C. K. Olsr, Inter-stato secretary of the Y. M. 0. A., mid Lincoln n visit this week. Messrs. Iiiihoir, Atkinson mid ICenuanl left Monday on mi eastern trip In tho Interests of the Lincoln jiaoklng houses. Mr. nnd Airs. K. K. llniwii left Tiiewlny morulug for Now Orleans, where thoy will suiul the next two mouths. Tho Western Union company have leased tlm room nt corner of Kloventh and N streets, and will shortly remove thither. Mr. L. M. Crawford, of the Fmikii opern liouso miinngeiupnt, Is in tlm city on business (Miiuecteil with thlspapulnr theatre. Mr. Bamuul Oomisr, president of tlm Fed eration of Trades, Is in the city and delivered an address at Temple hall last evening. Charley Carter, deputy commissioner of public lands mul buildings, sHnt tlm greater jmrt of tho week In Cheyenne county, selling school lnuds. Josef lIofmanu,tlio boy pianist, hits Ixvouto infatuated with tho tyH)-wrlter, and has learned to manipulate It with groat success, prolsibly lieenuse of IU nsemblanco to a key board. Mix Anglo Newman delivered an address on "MornionUui ns I Haw It Among tho Wo men of Utah," Tuesday afternoon, to an au diciu oomiKViwl entirely of ladlss. Mr. W. W. Wilson, brethcr of Mr. II. II. Wilson of this city, died nt Kansas City on Kuiulay last of pneumonia. Tho remains were brought to Ashland for Interment, Tho Howard Athenaeum comwiuy of llos ton, ono of tho very liost sjieclalty eomisinies on the road, apioar Wednesday and Thursday ntthe Funke, with n change of bill each oven- i"B. The executive committee of tho lioard of homo missions for tho Congregational cl. jrch hold a meeting Tuesday afternoon, nt which plans for tho establishing of new churches were discussed. Mr. K. Rosenlxium, the rustler for Lowen stelu llros., the lwullng Jewelry house of St. Louis, Is in tho city and will sieiul Sunday In out midst. Mr, Kosenlxiuni has an excellent trade in Lincoln and on each visit is alw ays regalisl with handsome orders from our mer chants. Tho Lincoln Press club N Nourishing. Hardy it Pitcher, Holbrook & llonbrlghtand Mr. J. K. Miller have extended courtesies In tho way of f umishiug for tlm room, and new uiemU'rH mi) lsIng addisl at each meeting. Tim next meeting wilt Isiheld in tho rooms, third story of 0Hrn house W'odiiosdayaftornoon. Mr. J. II. Mockett, Jr., and Miss Hnttio H. Jones of Omaha, were married Wednesday ovenlng at Hie homo of tlm bride's parents. They arrived in the city Thursday, nnd hnvo gone to housekeeping nt Twenty-tit th and W streets. Their many friends unite In congrat ulating them on tho occasion of this happy event, Harry Kleo returned Wednesday from tho Hroken How country, well pleased with the trip. Harry sold several largo safe while gone, and continues to successfully introduce tho meritorious production of tlm Chicago Safo company in the west. Ho Is a rustler in tho Held, nnd there ure few sate men Hint sell more goods m.d fewer tluit ivpinl h Is sales. Wo are nlways pleased to receive now notes front anyone, and especially such Horns as ier tain to society and tlio homo circle. If there it nnythlng transpires in your neighborhood that you think would interest our renders, drop us a lino about it, call at tho olllco or tell usby telephone by calling up No, 'iVI. If you have a friend visiting, or you are going out of town let us know it, thereby assisting u to f ur nlih our readert with a complete digest of nows. Mr, J, M. Kdmlston, tlm courteous state reiirescutiitlvo of tlm Union Centi al Life In surnnco comimny Is now located in ono of tho lluest biiltu of rooms lu tho now llurr block, lie bus two rooms comfonnbly and hundsomoly furnished, where ho will Iw pleased to grift his many friends and imt rons. During Mr, EdiiiUtoVn career as state agent of this well known Insurnnco company their business has lieen greatly lnertased, nnd nil jultroiw generously treated, nnd it is to lo Iiohki mat in inoiruew (miners mu siiiio in crcoso may continue. Two liiniiuiiriil Coiirrrls. Two most successful organ recitals were held at the Presbyterian church on Tuesday mul Wednesday evening" of this week. Mr. fMii-i'iirn l'Mdv. the urent oruimlKt of (,'lilcn- ! KO, ac pilttisl himself lu u most remarkable maimer mul piovrd a sriect master or tlie wonderful Instrument. Miss little Hutler, the dimming Mipinun, snug most exiiilsllel), ns'elvlng many heaity encores, to which she kindly resismdcd. Mix .1. 1' Doir, ononf Lincoln's numUs-iiu-t If ill singers, favored the audlruco with ono of her charming songs. Wednesday ovenlng Miss lluller mul Mrs, Dorr reudensl a ery II e duet I loth evenings tlm church was llllisl, many fis-tlng lucky to llnd standing IIMIIII. These concei ts have provisl n gniit success. The new organ was ii present from Mr. .1. 1). MeKai land mul John It. Clark, two of tlm most worthy and geneious niemls'rsof the l'lesbylerlau church, nnd It Is unnecessary to state that this gift has been highly nppreciat- int. jl iivIkiim, tttal. immleiil ftntit, tfiliiniiMil of this standard will 1m iuonfrisiieiit lu Lin- coin, Wnimum' Clu lolliiu Assni lallnii, A very unlipie eutertnlmneut Isls'lug plan lird by tlm ladles of theilltreieut churches for the Ix'tielU of the Womaim' Clirlstliiu iiswK.'ia t Ion, This will be something above the aver age, mul It Is hossl that great interest will 1st nianlfestisl in It It will I xi gleu about tlie J:M of Febiunry mul duo notice will be pub lished as to place, time, etc. iJinrler llu. On next Wisluesday tlm university will tili- sero the nlnctts'iitli charter day. VIsIIoin will Ihi recdvisl dining tho afteinoon, and nt H lu tlio ovenlng Chancellor Llpplucott.ortlm university of Kansas, will deliver the mini vorsnry address, All are cordially Invltisl to Ikj prcM'iit. Ten 1'iiity, Tlm tiamrs of Hkho who went present nt a tea party given at the co.y residence of Mr. and Mrs, Walter IlargreuvcH last Friday even ing are, vl.: Messrs. and Mesdames Or. Hlghter, A. K. llargn-aves, C. C. Hurr, A.. I. Iluckstnir, H. II. Hiiruham, Iiwreuce liels kell, Win. M. Ia-oiiiiiiI, II, Cotrroth, A. C. ciuier, John Kchruug, John Disillttle, (I. J. Ijiws, T. W. Taliaferro; MIksim Dickey mid Taliaferro and Mchnix Chas. 1C. Magoon mid Frank Zcln ting. Tlm evening was most dtv llghtfully siK-nt in progrcssivo slx-handisl eu chre. Tlm prlcti wereesKH.,ially elegant, a handkerchief case won by Mr. John Disillttle and n hand imliitcd. photo case won by Mix C. C Hurr. III Their New IJiiiirtors. We take pleasure lu announcing to their many imtrous that Doctors M. II. Kveiett and J. It, Haggard are now Hrmaueutly locateil in their new mul handsomely furnished tpiar-tei-H lu the now llui r block, corner Twelfth mid () stuffs, having recently moved from the stvond Hour over lliuieyV tlrug store. In their new location they occupy a Iteaiitlful slilto of vtHims, nmubers L'7, 'J8and W, on tlm second Hour, where they will bo pleased to see their friends and patrons. The olllco telephone Is umulior fs'll. Doctor I laggard's residence Is llt!0 O stiisjt, telephone uumlM'r'il'J, mul Doctor Hverutt resldiN nt (VVJ South Seven tccutli street, telephone numtioi l8.i, Patrons are directed to us) tho elevator nt Ostmitcu tranco or stairway on Twelfth street, where you will llnd them on rcnchlni tho Ilrst llisir iiIhivo the stnsjt. I'osltlvety No .11 ore. Tlm Inst of tho Hurllugtoii f(X).(K) round trip Ilrst class excursions will leave Lincoln Feb ruary 10th for California, via Denver, Colo rado Springs, Hoynl Oorgel!lack Canon of tho Uiiuulsoii and Salt Ijike City. Tickets good six mouths with stop over privileges at any isilnt, choice of route returning. He incinlier that $8().(X) Is the rate liereaftcr, so save J'JO.OO and go now. F.arly iippllcautM will secure tho Choicest berths. Full Informa tion may bo obtained at city olllco, corner O and Tenth streets. A. C. XlKMKlt, City Passenger Agent. I r loll National League Nuelul. Tim musical and literary entertainment given by the htdlr of tho Irish National ljcuguo ot Templo hall on Monday evening last was ono oft ho most successful that hits over Imvii heltl in tlm city. Tho numlx'tn on the program were exceedingly well rendered, mul although rather lengthy on account of tho numerous encores, the large audience that greeted tho iHrformers did not loo In terest in the proceedings to the cloe, and tho manner In which thoy lies towed their nppliiuse on the dltferout pieces showed how well they wore appreciated. The hall was thronged to its utmost ruiuicity, many bclii corn tolled to stand during tho greater part of tho enter tainment. We have scarcely over stsm In our city a more representative audience assem bled on uny occasion. Not only were Irish men nnd Irishwomen present, but Herman, French and F.ugllsli synintliizcrg in largo nuiuK'rs, together with must of tlm proml nent American ladles and gentlemen of tlm city. Following Is tho l'llOOUAM. Hoprunosolo II Dado Madam Weber. Ptaiiosolo Im Ciiscmlo by K, l'auer l'ror. (lltieault. Hopraiio solo , Walt Hong Mr J. Mauutt. Violin solo Prof. W'cIkt Boprauosolo Kathleen Mnvourueen Miidam Weber. Cornet solo Mr. O'Hhea Vou.ll solo WearlliKof tlieOreen Mr.Uorcorau. Itecltatlim Kwi Miss MtiViiiin. Soprano solo ...The Flowers Have lllooiueil and Foiled Miss KlamiKun. Piano Duet I.N. L. M. Misses KI.miii. Uecltatlon Hhitun'ii Head .1. P, Hiitton. Vocal solo Harp and Shamrock Mr. Lawlor. Hopraiio solo When Tls Moonlight Miss Fckert. Uecltatlon Hxtract from Kiumott Mr.C'oyle. Vocnlsol The Hauler Mr. Hamuli)'. In addition to tho theso wo have to odd tlm names of Mix Alexis Halter nnd Mrs. M. Corcoran, whosouccomiaiiliiientontho piano was much admired. Tho ladles of tho league ure to tie congratu lated on tlm immense success of their enter tainment. Tho noble efforts they are mak ing as mi auxiliary organization to tho Irish National Ix'tigim to iMipulmiro tlio story of Ireland ami enlist the sympathy as well as the Inllueuco of all Americans, so that when the proper tluio arrives, which wo trust Is not for distant, when tho enlightened public opinion of tho world will have such nu IrrcsLHhlo ef fect on the Knglish government that they will seo tho necessity, without fm titer delay, of granting what woenjoy the jsjwcr of mak ing our own lawf and adinlnlMOting them. Kplseopiil Com out Ion. The KpUcopal coiivts-atlon of the .South Platte mot last Weduo lay and Thursday at tlm Masonic Temple. Alsmt thirty clergymen were present, Isoldes a mimUrnf laymen mul ladies. Hishop AVorthlugtoii has also Imhmi pn.'iit, on his return from Detroit, Michi gan. The ladies of tlio church sorvisl luncheon ill tho ivtrlors of the Umple, Tlm couvtK-titlou lias throughout proved ti success. Hheumatlsm is caused by luctio add In tlio blood, which Hood's Barsasirlllu neutralize nnd thus cures rhcutimtUin. A VALENTINE TO MY LADY LOVE. ur l- a n.iitKC A milky (lake from stum -cloud's brrnst, Um)ii t'.o InUo's calm snrhico fell) A iiumirnt nnd It sunk to rest, KoroTcr thence Inilsltile, A t In v spark aicenitod Mult, rrniii ileal of farnMiMnllnglotT! Dtit as It touched the cold tlnrk sky, Tunsiiuetuiicdntnl (llnaiiK'iire(l below. Olio liitck my life O lake. O sky I 1'lso notne sn t et treoctilllun give, Botne ti lull r wonl to signify. That though I'm lost hi tlice I lira. A I'rotty I'nrlj. One of the piettlest parties ever irlvetl ' the Pleasant Hour chili was held lit the Wlnt. sor Imtel Thtirwltiy evening the Dili. The e -enlngV pleasure was greatly Increased by the presence of wveral guests from nbro'itl, vlx Miss Fitch front Omaha, Miss I latch of Fort Hobltunti, Miss Ilnwkeof Nebraska City, Miss Dundy of Omaha, Miss Sterling of Denton, Miss Clarke of Omaha and Mr Hull of Oma ha. As Is always thee use with the Pleasant Hour dub, the party in every way unsn com plete success. Tlie ineinliers of tho dub pres ent were: Messrs. and Mesdames Hwiug, Huekstuir, Sheldon, Ilavdcu mid Dennis; Mr. (lwrgc llrown and Miss llurlbttt, Mr. Xchrting nnd Miss Fitch, Mr. Hnrdy nnd Miss Hterling.Mr. CiM)Mr and MWs Hawkins, Mr. Hull and Mhs Dickey, Mr. Klngsley and Miss Funke, Mr.W. It. llrown and Miss Ijttttt, Mr. b'lnlst mid Mlslt Holmes, Mr. Clailtemid MKsClatke.Mr. I'otestuan ami Miss Hatch, Mr. HeKkell and Miss Wells, Mr. Thompson and Miss Potvln, Mr Hndger and Miss Hawke, and Mr. Haiim mid Miss Dundy. Others were: Messrs. Polk, MeMurtry, A. II. Smith, McAithur, Imw, Miigisiu, I'', It. Smith, Vim Dtiyn. Tho costumes worn particularly pretty. Miss Fitch woto a i is I silk with tulle; Miss Dundy, black silk with tulle, braided witli gold; Miss Htiwko, js'iicock blue, brocaded velvet with red plush; Miss Clmko, black silk with silver bralil. Miss Hntch, black silk with black mid gold tulle Miss Sterling, pink silk with bro cade; Miss Funke, black lace; Miss Potvln, blue sat 111 with pink ostrich tips; Miss Wells, blue silk with Inco; Miss Iitta, pink sllk;Miss Hawkins, black silk with Jet and ostrich tips, Miss Htirlhut, dark blue, velvet; Miss Dickey, blue silk with laco; Mls4 Holmes, Nile green surah silk with white surah; Mix Dennis, black with Jet; .Mix Huekstuir, pink silk with painted pine! of roses; Mrs Hwiug, blue silk, Mrs, Ilayilcu, while cashmere; Mrs. Sheldon, bronze puh. The music was fiirulshisl by the Phllhar iiioiiicorchestrii and was unusually good. Miss luttn gave a supS'r at her homo after the party to tho gui Ms from abroad, which was very i legniitly served. At Hie Capital Hotel. There Is nulla a change in the general ur liiligemeut of things at tlio Capital hotel from what there was several mouths ago. Instead of the Indies juirlor Itoing directly on the sired, where every jsisserby could stare at tho fair sex and tho noise of u inxny center could lie heard, It Is remedied by having a neat and cozy parlor on th second lloor, a now ladles entrance having been mndo tlm" gives easy access to the place. That w hich was formerly tho imrlor on tlrst lloor Is now a handsome billiard juiior, connected with u similar room Just east of It. F.iorything seems to hnvo gained more life of late alsmt tlm Capital. Business is picking up. Drummers for spring trade are coming lu unite lively and tho houso is generally kept full, Deck Johnson, the hotel's old standby, Is still on deck anil pleasantly greets the coin ing guest, nnd with isptnlly us much Interest gathers up tho shekels at the ilejHirtute. ICd Itoggett, the genial mine host, Is always about with an eye to business, seeing that every tliiitg moves on smoothly and guests properly entertained, Tom Cooky mul "Tony" Harrington atten led tho bnll of Comimny C nt Beatrice Tues day evening. You ought to sec the Isjnutlful engraved call ing cards tho CoL'ttiKii is now ttitnlug out. Wo furnish engraved plate and one hundred cards complete for ?-.f0. Mr. and Mix It. J. (lieen.of Cruwfoidvllle, Indiana, nro lu the city visiting at the homo of Mr. iindMr.i. A.tT. Hecson.nn Kstro-l. Mi. Green Is a sister of Mrs. Ilctwou. Mr. W. H. Dennis, tho Lincoln loader in gents' furnishing good, returned homo Thins day after an iiWuce of nbout tlm-e wit-ks. While gone ho purchased an elegant stock, and with u smile anil a wink said to n reporter: "Just wait till you see tho new spring stock. Sim's a beauty, nnd tho llnest I have ever bought. It took lots of time ami Ignvotho work all tlm time It needed, and I feel satisfied it will Ik the llnest stock ever shown in Lin coln." Those who know Dennis mul deal with him can judge from past e.K'iieiices. Ho al ways brings out the latest long ahead of nuy ono else, nnd suaplies tlio trndo lu n maimer thoroughly satisfies all. Matinee ut the Funko this afternoon. Heito will have Its llunl production. It will be mounted with nlLHio seelnl scenery and nc- ccssories. Populnr luntiiieo prices will prevail. Sler CroKs Cigar. Tho liest seller in tho city, nt I'd Young's, USO O street. Be Sure If you have mado up your mind to buy Hood's SursaiurllU do not bo Induced to take any other. Hood's flarsnp.irllla Is a peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue of Its peculiar . combination, proportion, and preparation, curatlvo power superior to any other article. A Boston lady who knew what she wanted, unit whoso example is worthy Imitation, tells her experience below s To Get In ono store whero I went to buy Hood's SarsapnrllU tho clerk tried to luduco mo buy tliclrow n instead of Hood's; hotoldmo thelr's would last lonerr that I might t.tko It on ten days' trial; that If I did nut liko It 1 need not pay anything, etc. Hut ho could not prevail on mu to chuiiKC 1 told him I know what Hood's Sarsaparllla was. I had taken It, was satisfied with it, and did not want any other. Hood's . When I began taking Hood's 8arsaparllla 1 was feeling real miserable, Buttering a great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak that nt times I could hardly stand. I looked, and had for sotno time, llko a person In con sumption. Hoisl's Harsaparllla did mo so much good that 1 wonder nt myself sometimes, and my friends frequently speak of It." Mns. Bi.LA A. Horr, Ct Terrace Btrect, Boston. Sarsaparilla SoldbyslldniggliU. 81iliforS3. Prepared only by C. 1. 11 00 1) A CO., Apotliecsrlti, Lowell, Mt IOO DoBoa Ono Dollar PER F Jill w Northern Queen Wash Board. .rlsKriirmrriS National Clothes Dryer. than any other. They work faster, better and easier. They Has .. feet of Drying Rod. last longer which makes them Stands 5 lA feet high 2 feet cheaper. They save soap. They long, ancl is only 2A inches in save wear and tear of clothing thickness when closed. Light, because the nibbing is much strong and adjusted in a 1110. lighter. ment. The cheapest and bes FOR SAL.I! MY T1IK Ivircoln Hardware Co. AtJKNCY FOR Acorn Stoves R,qcl. Iemg-es 230-232 South 1 1 th Street. Telephone 273. 0N0W pju.uxtxuxLaxn.ijuj 224 0 M Kimm : MHHHBBHMMiHH flS Fine Driving and Riding Livery always ready for service, day or night. Union - Pacific - Railway, The Overland Route. Shortest and Safest Colorado, Utah, California, Montana, The Overland Route" Tukc tlio iiNeiliinil llyer mill wivn unuilay tu nil 1'iu-lllo cnut iiliit. Till; I'NION PACIFIC IS TIIK KRKK CHAIR CAR LINK. HiinnliiK Into Union DupotH mul cniinectlUK wllli tlio fuit llnilteil trains nf till linos fur al point cunt, iinrtli null Kutttli, ThrotiKli tlcltclN on uioilern ilny cottclieH. IliiKKiigo checked HiriiUKli to ilestlniitiou from nil poluu eimt lu tlie t'nituil SttttcH mul Ctiuuilii. Sleeper accommodation reserved In through I'ullman I'nlncc enrh from the Mlisour river to the Pacific coat.t. E. B. SLOSSON, Agent. T .1. I'OTTHH. j Kii-ht Yieul'tthiileiit BOOKS, THREE CENTS EACH! Th following bookM are published In neat pamphlet form. priuttd from cood reaiUMe trt on attad rpr, and many of thoni ItMnlioniely llluitraleil Thiy are without uxiepuun the cheiat hMik nver 1 ub liiheJ In any Und or lamuase, and furnlih to thn in a me i of tho people an opi-ortuulty to lecnre tliM llttrature of the ilar at the mo.t trtnintr expeuiie umos the price at vrnicn they are here tmeied Kacli Wondrr or the World, NtTuatL up Orm. Con tttoi d'lcriptlon ot Uluiirttluni or tt mmt wonderful werkfot itkiur tQdof mD Vtry InUrrallnr h 1 liulrurllft. onitrr of theHeu A dtcritiou ttftti many voniUr fuUnJ U4utUul tlilnii lutmj t Int boUom t( ll. (Htu, wlIU brofuu llluitrttlom "A rirur Kvrrllon, and Olhrr HLrlrlu. Ur "Joiiih ALLKN'i Wim." x f llMllen il IrivtiitlMy fimu titica tj Ilia moil piptiUr liuttmiou wrlltrl lh dy The Aunt Krhth lMp-rt l Cum Auuur, uihor f 'lli Knee Ihituiiitlil A mod riJlculouily fuDDjr Utk tnvrr wy rui ti ilw iJntt ChrUtnifii hturln t CMmri liiriini, roaUlm Dumbrtr ti tnoititinrmlns Chiutiitui lurlr vtr wrllltit tf Ihtrmlnl wrlltr wltdtTtr Iht4 t huntlromfltt Hound the Kvritlnff rtuK A Uk of tturl,) Uluiti, puisUiAtnl rnin, tor tit jtui iiik l huiii I'tipulnr ltwttillon und IHuIuurt liumorom, Jrm tln) niIIii1i litrlmllm ll tlUlrl, tt ftiij nitl oinUr TheHtir.niHdu Mr 11 of Mudrrn'1 liue. Cuuudiipur trIU kdJ Uodf lilt of Uuiuui !( tiitJt Aiutrlcsni, ffum tbf Dm of Krtnkllu U lh prttttit Km ml II ur UuutHtlunt LVidtlnlnillie origin to I author htpuf latuy 1 brair lifitinr ml lurJluc an J ittuvirit noo, a iuaiii woik 01 itivirnc I,aiv l-lfo In w YurL. A !! of li 1 1 1 n Irlurta bowlnf iht dark al.la of in lu lit srrat city UuifraUJ The Itoud tu Wealth. Not tn .Iftilidnf cirrular, ul thoroufhly pikdkal woik, polntluc out waj by whtrh all may mala inoiity 4il)y, rapMly and hunrvtly One Himdrvtl I'upulnr hoiitf, riillmtiital.i atlitla aad comic, Incl n. Mill mi nl Idi Uruititt tttw au Iclj. Blr Norl'a llrlr. A Norcl. Hy lira lUv Auvts Klshimu A llarfrrrd I.irp A Nottl. My Mtnuk llRi.4ii. An Old IIhh'i Sacrlflcc. A Nut.I, ly Mia. Ann H. itvimi, . "" will und any four of the ahore hooka by matt pot paid upon receipt of only I'JOiitat any i 9tH'vnttuytorntv 4rfor AU C'rntet the entire Ilit(uhookilfor 7A ('riilailhe entire Hat Ixiini.l hi -itiiiivm .fvvniiirt ni lllili.M l.a, b fj.a k lik iri.i.i.,1 J.i.ai.. ..!.. EC TION 0PEN J ijocujoxa.ocrajijuujuujoooco STREET. Skinner's Stables 1 2th St., bet. P and Q. Calls for Balls, Parties, ete., Promptly Made, with Stylish Rigs, Coupes and Hacks. TELEPHONE 24S. Route to all points in Idaho, Oregon, Washing 'n Territory. HHt o Street, Lincoln, Webrnskn. K L. LOMAX, J. H. TKHHRTS, W, (Ion. I'tiss, ami Ticket Ant. Hen. 1'usn ituil Ticket Agt. 111 miV Othrr Aarlel tliHita L'reAt HOtb wniil.l rml mnnv ono ta complete in UieU Tho r orftdllnl ltuhlra A Nortl fly H T. Rauioo. ThttOM OhLii i hut. A Novtl, HyBn.v4i.i a Coaa. Jr. Th Prtirl of liOrvHii A Noftl, it) Cl 4 Hi Auuiara, llulluw Aalt Unit, a Novtl, lit Hiaaaaur Utuuar. fituttrat I ClItTu lluuar. A Nuvtl. 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