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Excellent Flavors
richest in the city;
Our
the
Volapuk,
Peaches and Cream,
Mandarin,
All other
drawn from
Popular
our
Flavors
$2000 rOUHTAIS.
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will serve
ICE CREAM SODA
And as heretofore will furnish
our customers with the best
that can be made.
Ladies & Gents'
FINE SHOES
At greatly reduced prices
AT
WEBSTER & BRISCOE,
1043
O Street.
Columlila ltlojclns nml Tricycles.
830 O St. II. D. ADD18, AOT. &.1I O 8t,
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It has No Equal.
THE ALASKA
REFRIGERATORS.ee
Finctl and Ilest Made.
Ladles arc Invited to call and tee these
summer commodities and also inspect our
magnificent stock of Crockery, Lamps and
Art Glassware
)
Call and sec our stock. Prices
low
and
everything the very latest
S. C. Elliott.
FINE : ART : STUDIO.
1314 O street.
Examine sample of our work before
ordering elsewhere.
Cabinet Photographs reduced from $4
to $3 per dozen.
KING STEEAR,
SHOE STORE,
Is the next thing to a Havlntfs Hunk. Tho only
(inference Is wo uivo )'ou
Real Leather Shoes
luatead of Paper Holed Hboes, fur tho miiib
or less dollar i)mt flioutlierscliiifBo for shod
.iioa Wn Mtlt them 1111 lliotr merits. Tho
cheapest and best place In America for Heal
Jeatltr Shoes ror 1110 same aiuoiiui 01 money
tememucr tho place, lOlli O street.
KING STEEAR.
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THE COURIER.
A Fipvlar lpr Jfobrw Tim.
Saturday Evening Jnne 9, '88
Herpolsheimer & Co,
DRY GOODS.
PAEASOLS !
Tim Courier Cnn lie Fount! At
Windsor llolrl News Hlnml,
Onpllnl Hold News Hlnml,
(Moll's Dining Hull Now Hlnml.
OliiMiii A Fletcher's, I llll O Htreot.
A. T. I.emltiK A Co's., IIW O Htrcft.
The Gotham NoMsHtaml, IIS Hoiitli lltli HI.
Keith Urns., Ill Ninth Dili Htreot.
Kd. Younjc, ICSIO Htreot.
Knlmi A Hmllli, IJ3IO Ht.
J. HlrlnlHrf. 0 kt. i. Htonic.
llrowtl's t'afo, near Windsor hotel.
DRY : GOODS.
Children and Hoy's
iStraw Hats.
NOW OPEN.
W.R. DENNIS,
Hatter and Furnisher.
l.onil mill l'crmiiiiit.
Tako Turkish nt HUGO street.
Lincoln Ico eonipauy, puro iro.
DollcloiiH hutcho nt Drown's Cafe".
Call on Fred Schmidt for Dry Hoods.
Whltobrenst Coal and Lima Company.
Oysters, fresh, fat ami fluo at Drown1.
Hallct, diamonds anil watches, ll!l N 11th.
Sawyer Si Mosher, florist, Masoulc Temple.
Mineral wntor used ror bathing, 1010 O t.
Trickoy & Co. .wholesale atd retail Jewelers.
Qo to Oakley & Co. for kid gloves and mitts.
Don Cameron. ItftJil O street, for lunches
8iccial salo of wraps and jnckota nt Oak.
loy A Co.'s,
Goto Oakloy & Co. for black and cent
flouncing.
Thoi Mid mllo tickets for nlo nt 115 South
Tenth x r )U
Canon City Coal nt tho Whltobroost Coal
and Lime Co.
Oyitors In every stylo, fine a d fresh, at
Don Cameron's.
Special snlo of cntbroldeifr this week at
Oakloy Si Co.'.
Mr. M. O. Cosgrov mndo n flying trip to
Denver Inst week.
Canon City Coal again nt tho Whltebrenst
Coat and Limo Co.
Mr. U. M. Lnmbertson paldnbuslneftH visit
to Chicago this week.
Now liaby caps, iIivssch and cloaks jiiiit re
cvlvisl at Oakley & Co.'h.
After tho club parties, go to Drown' now
enfd for a dcliclouH lunch.
Herpolsholnier & Co. havo Just opened a
beautiful lino of now hateens.
Indies should call and keo Fred Bchmidt's
now 'IreM rckhIs, 017 O street,
Mrs. (.'. J. Enikt left Tuesday for Chicago,
whei-o lio will cml miiiui time.
Itnprovcd shower for Turkish liaths at 1010
O strait, basement Union block.
Before insuring look up tho Mutual Lifo
insurance Conipniiy of Now York.
Only plueo In Lincoln that iistm mineral
water in laths is at 1010 O street,
Mr. (Iran Ensign Instill vory ill, and fears
art) entertained as to her recovery.
TheMishourl Pacific railroad run frv roclin-
log clmlr cars on all through trains.
Ijindscajxi gardening skillfully douo by
Sawyer Mosher. Telephone-101,
In going emit tako ths Chlcngo flyer via
tho Klkhom nnd C. it N. AV. route.
Mr. Aloxls Haltey left Tuesday morning to
attend to landed interts in Denver.
Hon. Kdward Hosowator, of the Omaha Hte,
8nt n few daya in tho city tills week.
Mr. T. 11. Davis left Monday for n months'
visit to his old homo at Lafayette, Ind.
Mr. A. It. Talbot spent several days at
Fnlrtmry this week on railroad business.
Honst Turkey, Oooso and all kinds of meats
at Don Cameron's overy day for dinner.
For information concerning nnd rnteH to
western lwlnts apply nt 115 8. Tenth street.
Doctor I). V. Ilalloy, olllco nnd residenco
or. of Thirteenth nnd O streets. Tel. 017.
Iiedding plants, cut flowers, etc., at Sawyer
& Monitor's, Masonic Temple. Telephone 101.
Haydou is now nuiklng cabinet photographs
for t&OO n dozen. They aro tho finest in tho
city.
Call at 1123 O Btreet for choice odors in
perfumes and tlno toilet soaps. 0. 1). Chap,
man.
Mr. Mahler was a litUo under tho weather
one day this week but is himself again at
present.
ltev, nnd Mrs. Minebnrt, loft "Wednesdsy
for Chlcngo. Mrs. M., has leen in very oor
health for sometime, and tho trip Is taken In
ok of iU betterment. Their many friends
wish for her a speedy recovery.
Miss Emma llackman of Qulncy, III., ar
rived in the city Thuixlny, and is visiting her
friend. Miss Agey, 450 Oram! avenue. Miss
llackman Is a talent vocalist, and Is lielng
n1...d..tilt. ,mw.I.'.m1 liv l.tiinrtlnftitel
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A meeting of Interested citizens was Held at
board of trodo roams Ihursday ovenmg to
talk over tho sUel car works project. It wiu
the unanimous conclusion that wo mint havo
thorn and stew were taken accordingly.
Uupert & Cummlngs, still continues to
handle lipoid mllablo Monarch brand cwmM
fruits nnd vegotablec. Also all tho frosh fnilU
nml vmrutablM to bo lind In market, 1120 O
street, Telephone SO.
Whooping cough and croup are robbed of
nil tlangerotw coiisvipienceii by the free us of
Chamlierlanrs Cougn iiemeny. it cun in
ways bo 1 cited upon, is pleasant to tako, nnd
contains no inluiious sulwtunces. Bold by
W, J. Turner.
Cor. I Oth A. P.
MR. MAHLEfVS FIUST PARTY.
Ail Klrgunt
Affair Willi
(I'ltion.
H (Innil'Atlrn-
Mr. Mahler gave Ids first nrty nt Masonic
Templo Inst Thurwlay evening to his pupils
nnd friends, and all like his nITnlrs.wns charnc.
terired by good mntiagnment nnd crfcct sys
tem. Tho programs consisted of twelve
dances, Including tho now dnuco "Tim Detroit"
which was much admired, Tho pupils show
ed that their teacher had given them thorough
training; but eight lessons had boon given his
pupils, nnd yet their dancing was equal to
thoso that havo two or three terms. Ills clos
ing solro occurs Friday Juno 22nd, nnd efforts
will Im mndo to glvo an elsgaut affair,
Parasol snlo at Jlerpolshelrnor & Co's.
Mr Jos. Hoehmcr is off on eastern trip.
K Ilarr, Jeweler, estahllsho'l lb74, 1011" Ost,
Fast black sataeui nt Horxilsholmcr A
Co's,
IidleH gauro veMa very low, Hcrjiolshelmer
A: Co.
Mr. Hcrlln of Omaha, was in thu city Inst
wo k.
Whero Is Air. Hniiisoii of Omaha? Echo,
wIiitj.
Mr, and Mrs, John Bhocdy loft Bundny for
BU Iiuls.
Now French sateens Just received nt Oak
loy Si Co.'s.
ltev, E. It, Curtis returned homo Thursday
from Chicago.
Mr, and Mrs. llartlett, of Omaha are visit
lug In tho city.
Perfection, liest buttlo made, nt HerKil
shinier it Co's.
HerKNhelmor Sz Co. handle best lltting
silk mitts made.
Miss Cody Is now at her homo in North
Platte, Nebraska.
Mrs. A. J. Sawyer left Monday on a vUltto
ft lends In Illinois,
MIkh Hawkins' class had a gay time nt Oar
field park 011 last Saturday.
HHcliil salo of silk umbrellas and mrasols
this week at Oakley & Co.'h.
Artificial teeth inserted without plates,
Kern ov Hoi km is, lltirr block.
Mr, Bam Lelaud left fnr Plattsmouth on
Wednesday on a business trip.
Mm. Harry Tebliettsand mother left yester
day o'cr tho llui'liiigtou route for Chlcngo.
Hon. Patrick Egan Is oxiocUh1 to arrive
homo today from Chicago, whero ho has been
tho past week.
Mrs. John Her nnd mother, of Omaha,
sout a few days of this wink with tho family
of W. B. Huffman.
Mr. W' II. Axtater, Lincoln representative
of Redmond, Clenry & Co., left Monday, on n
trip to Ht, Imis.
Mrs. France Finch, widow of tho noted
temperance orator and lender, John II. Finch,
is visiting Airs. Dr. King.
Mr. W, 8. Pirio, roproMUiting Chandlor,
Drown Si Co., of chlcngo, was n several days'
visitor in Lincoln this week.
Tho contract for tho now court houso wus
signed Monday evening, and Mr. Stout Im
mediately commenced work.
Miss Lulu Qrunlngcrnnd Miss Noilio Hums
returned to Omaha Saturday, after 11 very
pleasant visit of several days.
Tho first number of tho Jlevitw was issued
last Saturday. It is ert and saucy, and an
nounces that ft has come to stay.
Miss Lulu Qruninger loft for her homo Sat
urday but returned on Wednesday to bo pres
ent nt Miss Hawkins' tennis party.
Tho llurr block had two tires in one day
this week. Lincoln could 111 afford to loso this,
f
otto ot the finest blocks In tho west.
Mrs. Eil White leaves Tuesday for Omaha,
where she will attend tho wedding of four of
her numerous friends In tho metrojtolls.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W Huffman, ot Spring
field, Ohio, father and mothor of Mr. W. B.
llulfman, ,nre visiting thu latter gentleman.
Mr. Carl Funko and family will leave for a
several months' tour of Europe on the 2&1
lust. Most of tho time will bo spent In Ger
many, Dr. Dayton v. as Undered u reception by
thu Knights of Pythias Wednesday evening.
It was an informal affair, but a very enjoyu
ble one to all.
Smoke TauslU's Club Houso and Doipict
brands of cigars, Uupert & Cummiugs, 1120
O street, solo agenta. Finest 5 nnd 1(1 cent
cigaislu tho market.
A union labur meeting is advertised at Do
Italian's hull Monday evening. Ex-Governor
Duller, Hon. C. II. VanWyckand others will
address tho mooting.
Mr. J. F. lousing left Thursday tor Falrl
bault Minn., to attend tho commencement ex
ercises of Hliattuck college, where their Mm
Harry is an attendant,
ltev. H. K. Wyckoirnnd family, of Illinois,
nro visiting Ida brother, Mr. A N. Wyckolf,
Tho reverend gentleman will preach at Grace
church tomorrow evening.
Cushmau iwirk Increases In favor each week.
Sunday
Iimiliiv nml ThurHiliiv liiri'iivrrnvd visited
that iKinular resort, and nro enthusiastic re
gnrdlng Km beautloi nnd comforts.
Mrs. Will 8. Jay, formerly of Lincoln, but
now of Sioux City, sutronsl from a severe at
tack of heart iIImmiso, but her friends here will
bo pleased to hear she is recovering.
Mr. ami Mrs. II. D. Va'.llo will lea vo shortly
for Michigan to visit n sister of Mrs. V. who
has been 111 for bomo time. They will spend
a part of tho summer In Maine nlso.
Many of Lincoln's liest society people nro
making arrangements to spend two weeks nt
Crete during the Chautauqua Assembly, to
rvciiiernto during tho warm weather.
Dishop Worthington, of Omaha, was In the
city on Tuesday, transacting soitto architect
ural business with J. H. W, Hawkins iu con
nection with tho now church of Omaha.
Mr. I). E. Thompson, of tie Durllngtou,
will make another visit to Carlsbad, tho fa
mous Gorman watering place, shortly, sailing
from Now York two weeks from today.
Jacob Mahler, the leading dancing master of
St, Louis, was in tho city this week. Ho is
sojourning in Lincoln, whero he is arranging
a children's carnival. Omaha Ercelilor.
What gasoline stove shall we buy) The
Quick Meal, of course. It has been sold here
ever since gasoline stoves were made, and
there are more Quick Meals In uso today than
all other gasoline stoves made.
Detachments ot the clam Lakers came strug
gling In Sunday and Monday, Tho occasion
was one of tho most enjoyable ever hold. If
ono is to bellovo the yarns Courtnay, McDride,
et at., nro telling.
Mr. mid Mrs. J, D, Conkliu leave today for
Chicago to Imj present at the woddlug of n
niece. From there thoy go on n visit to
friends nnd relatives at Dloomlngton, Gnlbs
burg and other jioitita.
Wednesday was "ound day" nt tho
Woman's Christian Association homo, and
many were the ixickages received. In tho
evening nn lea cream and strawberry festival
wns held netting a neat sum.
A meeting ot the state board of agriculture
was held at the Windsor hotel Wednesday
evening lust. All members wero present,
and talkod enthusiastically regarding our
next fair, which promises to be tho liest over
held.
THE CADLTS RECEPTION
To I.lnutniintil Dudley Ht flennto Chamber
Nnturitny F.veiiliifr.
One of tho most pleasant events in univer
sity history was the reception tendered Lieut.
Dudley on tho ovo of his departure to his new
detail, nt tho sennto chamber 011 Saturday
evening Inst, Mr. Dudley had tho honor, nnd
Inlmr, too, of organizing tho first military
roinNiny nt tho state mil vorslty, twelvo years
ago. Through his mdefatlgablo efforts ho has
brought the department to a high standard
of efficiency, and it Is with oxceedlng regret
that students, faculty and citizens art with
tho lieutennnt. Hut military law is Inexora
ble, and Mr Dudley nnd his family will leave
shortly for Florida.
As n fitting testlmoillnrto Limit. Dudley's
worth nnd services tho cadets ntid Invited
guests gathered In tho capital building to pay
their rescct to him. As guest entered they
iwssed through the governor's olllco to the
chamber where thoy wero presented, flov.
Thnyer, Col. Hotchklss, Col. Slzer, Col. J. A.
Drown of Omaha, Adjutant General Colo,
llov, nnd Mrs. Allen, Mr, nnd Mrs. It, II.
Oakley, Mr, and Mrs. J. A, Marshall, and
Mr, and Mrs. Titos. Howell Insslstod Lieutenant
and Mrs. Dudley In receiving.
After this ceremony, which occupied tho
grenter part of tho evening, tho onler to "fall
In" was given, and tho cadets formed in two
lines across tho ceittar of tho room. Lieuten
nnt Dudley was oscorted In front of tho bat
talliou, anil stepping forward Capt. A. E. An
derson presented him with an elegant sword,
prefacing tho presentation with n few well
cheson word, cf regret nt Mr. Dudley's de
parture. Tho Lieutenant was for n time over
come with surprise, but managed to suitably
reply to the manifestation' of tho esteem In
which he is held by tho cadets. Tho company
shortly afterwards dispersed.
Tho sword Is n very handsome one, tho
blado being of the llncst Damascus steel, with
a beautllul engraved gold hilt.
BOBBY SHAFTO.
Friday Kvonliit;, ,1mm in, 8 P. M. and Hut
urdiiy Miitliiee'.Iiiiin 111, SittO, nt the Op
era House fur the llenellt of the Home
for the friendless.
Everything is in readiness for this beauti
ful children's piny to lie produced next week.
Scarf dances, tableaux, songs, Irish Jigs, Chi
nese dance, Skipping ftopo dunce, Coquette
(silkn, Li Hello solo, Hungarian mazourka,
Dutch dance, TamlKiurlno dnuco, Spanish
dance, Dahy waltz, Mercury dunce, Cupid
solo, Sand Jig, Sailor's Hornpls, Highland
Fling, Ermlnle Minuet, &c. Secure seats
two days In advance nt tho oiera houso; tick
ets 50o each, reserved scats 25s extru.
See Ilerpolshviut'.1!' & Co's. now whlta
goods.
Herpolsheimer Si Co. are making very low
prices on wool goods.
Tho Durllngtou announces a rata of 1 11.10
to tho Chicago convention and return.
Tho spring term of St, Claire had closed
yesterday with appropriate exercises.
Attend the Saturday night sale tonight and
save money. Ahiiiiv Si Miu.hiauoh.
The Is'st five and ten centeignrs in tho city
can lie found nt O. D. Chapman's, 1123 O St.
Tako tho Durllngtou route for tho K. of P.
conclave nt Cincinnati. Hound trip tickets
911.10.
Bcrlbncrs mngazlue nnd tho Couiuku will
bo scut to any address oneyear for f.'l.2.'i. Let
us hear from you.
Tnko your lunches nt Drown's restaurant,
In Windsor block, North Eleventh street.
Service unequalled.
Tho Mutual Lifo Insurance Co. of New
York. W. II, Hastings, District Mannger,
room 53, Durr block.
Drown's restaurant, in Windsor Illoek,
North Eleventh street, is tho neatest and nob
biest resort In tho city.
Humors run riot iu tho blood at this season.
Hoods Swsnparllla expels every Impurity nnd
vitalizes and enriches tho blood.
Go to tho Saturday night salo of gloves,
hosiery, corsets and handkerchiefs, from 7 to
U o'clock. Ahiiiiv & Mim-hpauoh.
Seclal sale Batttrday night from 7 toll
o'clock on gloves, hosery, corsets nnd hand
kerchiefs. Ahiiiit & Miluspauoii.
The dllllculty between Parsons and Miller,
of the Nebraska Floral company, was settled
satisfactorily Thursday, Miller paying all
costs.
Tho twelfth a muni exhibition of tho Union
society of the university takes place tonight.
A very Interesting program lias bcu pre
pared. Ask your nolghtiors how thoy like their
Alaska refrigerators. There are more of
them In uso in this city than all others. Sold
by 8. C.EIllo't,
It will pay you to buy gloves, hosiery, cor
sets and handkerchiefs at the Saturday night
salo from 7 to II o'clock.
Ashiiy Si Mn.LHI'AUOII.
Miss Lulu Loomls, hohuslocn visiting In
tho city for some weeks, returned yesterday
to her homo In Council DhtfTs, nnd in n fow
days will go to the siashoro to spend the sum
mer. Mr. John E, McClure, tho Milwaukee repre
sentative, was in the city Thursday present
ing the advantages of his road to tho republi
can hosts w ho will soon proceed Chlcngoward.
Consumers of choice hams will please Itear
in mind I am tho only agent iu Lincoln for
tho celebrated C. W. Keys' brand, of Dos
Moines, Iowa. Hupkht & Cumminos, 1120
OSt
Capt. W. F. Tibhitts, the representative of
the Denver & Hlo Grande raid, was iu the
city Monday, leading jteople in tho way they
should go over the "Sceulo Lino" to Colo
rado, The engraved invitations issued by the
senior class ot the university are models of
beauty, a unique feature boing tho appearance
thereon ot the fac-slmllo of each graduate's
signature.
I.. I). T. CO.
Ds'.ivers trunks to any part of tho city or to
any depot for 2.1 cents each. Claim checks
given. Telephone 100.
The HeinUrkalite Cures j
Which have been effected by Howl's Sarsajia
rilla aro sufllclcnt proof that this medicine
does peshoss peculiar curative xiwer. Iu tho
severest cases of scrofula or salt rheum, when
othor preparations had been jtowerless, the use
of Hood's Sarsaparllln has brought altout tho
happiest results. Tho caso ot MUs Sarah U,
Wliltter, of Lowell, Mass., who sulferod terri
bly from scrofulous sores; that of Charles A.
Roberts, of East Wilson, N. Y who had thir
teen nbcossoii on ids face and neck; that of
Wllllo Duir, of Walpolo, Mass., who had hip
dlseaso and bcrofula so Imd that physicians
said ho could not .recover, aro a few of the
many Instanced in which wonderful cures
wero offocted by this medicine.
Cut lliitim.
The rnte.to Cincinnati and return, account
KnlgiiU of Pythias, June 8, II, 10 and 11, via
tho Klkhom lino, O. & N. W, route, Is 10,W).
Tako this route. Only one change to dostln
ntion. Make arrangements nnd buy tickets
nt lift South Tenth street.
FOR THE SPRING TRADE
SILK MADRAS CHENILLE
CURTAINS
With Sash Curtains to match. The Nobbiest Line of Curtains of nil kinds In both
American and Foreign Textures.
CURTAIN POLES AND RINGS
In the Latest Novelties of Wood nnd Metal. Prices Rock llottom.
A. IsI. Davis & Sor).
Another Lot of those Klegfint Black
Saitin : RliaclaiTis,
At
These goods wo
"MOREEN" is the best
in
and look
at it.
We have the finest line of
iery in the city. Have you seen
at 25c'
ivn eiegani line ot l'.'irty iUitts and uioves.
A ... I . .! f W
O. R. OAKLEY 8c CO.
1 03 1 O Street
N. D. To those Im.lng tickets on our pictures- wo havo received ew lot.
ZEPHYR
For Summer Dresses,
Cool, Serviceable, Fast Colors
iSc. per yard, regular price 25c
ASHBY & MILLSPAUGH.
Double Store Under Opera House.
FOR FINETRADE.
ED. CERF & CO.,
005 O STREET.
Havo Just received n largo an elegant lino of Gold nnd Sliver headed
Fluo Silk
UMBRELLASANDCANES
Of tho latest designs. Also their new invoice of
STYLISH . SPRING : CLOTHING.
Underwear, Soft and Stilt Hats, etc.
OotoEdCerf&Co., for your Gent's Furnishings nnd AVOID
PAYING FANCY PIUUES.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
Flowers Bedding Plants
Large Variety at Low Prices.
Cut Flowers and Designs a Specialty.
Nebraska Floral Company,
125 North 1 2th Street. Telephone 682.
Holbrook& Bonbright
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
Wall Paper & Window Shades,
1 p '3 ial Attention given to Designing", which wo do five.
234 So. Eleventh St.
Samples and Specification without Charge,
LINCOLN ICE COMPANY,
z PURE -m
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ICE
jyripr7ynyn$rrq5
OFFICII 4
IO4O
J- O STKIJKT
Not cut from the Flllliy Salt Creek but from the Clear nnd Pure Waters of
--OAK CIEEJfc--
Delivered to all parts ol the city at reasonable pi Ices.,
retailed last season for $1.25
thinir
use for Skirts.
Come
Summer Underwear and Hos
our specialty in India Guaze
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