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Delicious!
'ARTHUR'S
CREAM
SODA
WATER
Our
Excellent
richest iti
Flavors the
the city;
Volapuk,
Peaches and Cream,
Mandarin,
All other
drawn from
Popular
our
Klavors
$2000 EOTOTAIE
n or about June
will serve
First, we
ICE CRIiAM SODA
n.m 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.
Columbia llloyctes mill Trleyelrs,
NJd O St. It. I). APDlrl. AGT. KM O St,
It has No Equal.
THE ALASKA
REFRIGERATORS.
Finest and Host Made.
Ladies urc Invited to call mid ee these
umincr commodities nnd also inspect our
magnificent stock of Crockery, Lumps nnd
Ait Glassware,
1 II and sec our stock. Priced low and
everything the very latest.
S. C. Elliott.
FINE :ART : STUDIO.
1214 O Mrevt.
Examine. .implc ( our work before
ordering elsewhere.
Cabinet Photograph), reduced fioin $4
to $3 per doze n.
KING STEEAR,
SHOE STORE,
Is the next Ihliiii lo a Ku Inns Dank. The only
illllerence U we le you
Real Leather Shoes
Instead of Paper Soleil SIiim-m, for the same
or leas dollar Unit t hoot herseharue fur slioil.
dies. Wo sell them on their merits. The
cheapest and best place In America for Itciil
Leather Hhoes for Ihe same iiuiouut or money
ItoiueniU'r the place, lulu O street.
KING STEEAR.
$&&?.
THE COURIER.
A ftyiutur liir 0 MotUrn Timet.
Saturday Evening Jnne 23, '88
Herpolsheimer & Co.,
Grand Hankrupt Sale of
HORNEFIUS STOCK,
1332 O Street.
Tlm Cnurlrr !n tin I'linnil At
Windsor Hold News Hliuul,
t'eplliil Hotel News Htand,
(Moll's Dining Hull New Wand.
I'lnson Fletcher's, HUM) Hlrcol.
A.T. bemlng ACn's., Ill O Street.
The (lolhum Now 11 Bland, IIS Hoiitli Itlli St.
Kcllh llios., lit Ninlli lllli Street.
IM. Voting, Kilt O Street.
Knlim A Smith. IWO si
.1. Htelalierg, () st 11pp. KtofJltv
Itiimn'N Cafe, near Windsor hotel.
Cor. loth A. P.
DRY : GOODS.
Children and Hoy's
Straw Hats.
NOW OP FN.
W.R. DENNIS,
1 latter and Furnisher.
I.iieiil anil rci'siiiial.
Take Tm kMi at KIIM street,
Lincoln he coiiimii.v, puroliu.
Delleinus lunches at lliown's Cnfi'.
Cation Krisl Kclimldt for Dry Oooils,
Whltehriyist Coal and I. line Company.
Oystem, fivsh, fat and lino ut Brown's.
Hallet. illmiioiiitri mill witrhen, Mil N 11th.
Hnwyer S: Moshcr, llorists, Masonic Temple.
Mineral water ums (or hnthlng, HUH O st.
I'riekey & Co., wholesale, and ivlall Jowelem.
U Parr, Jeweler, established lt7t, lOIHOst.
Don Cameron. 102(1 O stits-t. for hmchea
ConiNiuy 1) held a rllle practice Thursday
ufteruoon.
Thouii'ld tulle tickets for ale at 115 Houth
Tenth stroet.
Canon City Coat at the Wldtebmist Coal
and Lime Co.
Oysters In eveiy style, fitu a d fresh, at
Don Cameron's.
Canon City Coal again at tho Whitehi-east
Coal and I.lmo Co,
0Hn air ovieert at (lovernmeut tsptaie to
nltflit. Don't miss It.
After tin) Huh parties, go to Itrown's now
eafd for a delicious lunch.
Artlllclal tis'tli inn'ittsl without plah-s.
Reru & Holwrta, Purr liloek.
Iidlcs should call and see 1'iisl Hclunidt's
now di-rss gixsls, IM70 strtxt.
Klvo hundred yanls crinkled ws-mucker, A
cents Hr yanl at Oakley Co.
Impiovtsl shower for Turkish Itatlw ut 1(110
O street, liMMMiiont Union bkx'k.
llefoiv insuring look up the Mutual Life
Insurance Company of Now York.
Only place In Lincoln that ukch mineral
water In tilths is at llllll O street.
lloiiht Turkey, (Iikm and all kinds of tncnU
at Don Cameron's every day for dinner.
Beautiful line of novelty and staple white
gissls just oiened at Mnrpolsheltuer ev Co.
For luforinatiou eoiicerniug and rates to
nisttum pointa apply at 115 H. Tenth street.
Din-tor 11. F. Pulley, olllco and i-esldenco
or. of Thirteenth and (1 streets. Tel. ill?.
The diuVrciit political dubs arc girding up
their lulus for the light that will soon boon
The InmI live and ton cent "Igars hi thu city
can Imi found at 0. P. Chapman's, Hit O St.
The Lincoln Mantel and Mirror Co. was
Honed Wednesday by mortgage foreclosure.
Podding plants, cut llowers, etc., at Sawyer
it Moshcr's, Masonlt; Temple, Telephone Mil.
Ilayilen is now making cabinet photographs
for f.'l.(M) a doeii. 1 hey are the tlncst In the
city.
Call at Ul O stnrt for choice odors In
oi funics and line toilet mijih. O. II. CIiiiih
mau.
Take your lunches at Prown's restaurant,
in Windsor block, North Kleventh stiivt.
Service Uiuspinllcd,
Keribuemmagaxlneand the CoimiKU will
bo sent to any iiddreMoiuyenr for filAf. Let
us hear from volt,
Tho Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New
York. W. P. Hustings, District Manager,
room Ml, Purr block.
Prown's rcstnmnut, hi Windsor Plock,
North Kleventh street, is the iiontcst and noln
blwt resort In the city.
Kmoke Tanslll's Chili House and lksniet
la-nnds of eigam, Hupert & Cummings, ll-M
O strts't, solo agents. Finest 5 nnd 10 cent
eigam in thu market. '
UiisM't Cummings, still continues to
handle. theM reliable Monarch brand eami'sl
fruits nud vegetables. Also all tho fresh fruits
and vegetables to la) hail In maiket, ll'OO
street. Telephone !(),
What gasoline- stove shall we buy The
Quick Meal, of course. It has Is-cn Mild hero
over since gasoline stovc went made, anil
there are moie Quick -Meals in use ti.lay than
all other gasoline stows made,
Thu Hon. Dr. Tompkins' inability to Im
prest'iit oil commencement was on account of
a very intricate and pressing law suit which
madu it imHissiblu for him to leave. He re
grets it very much, but will visit America in
HepteinU'i'.
Whooping couh and cioup are lohbcdof
all dangerous const'ipioncc by the fieo iimi of
ClinmU'rlalu's Cough Pemedy. It canal-
ways Is) relied uk)U is pleasant to take, and
contains no luiurlous substamisi. Sold by
W, J. Turner.
The grand lodge of Masons luw Isvn hold
ing its sessions in this city this wtstk. Quite u
number of delegates from ouMde the city
werupresmt, uiid the occasion luis Ihvii a
newt enjoyable one. The next wsnu will bo
helil in Omaha.
tfMkitHrr, i'ltlrt'iiMto
&SS
ANOHSKHVKHSTIIOUr.IITS.
COMMENTS AND OPINION8 IN TYPE.
Wlmt llt Nec, llrurs, TlilnU unit liii
tiKlurs,
"Tliero In one tiling,'' says n New York
gcntli'inon, visiting In thncity, lothoOlisorier
thu other day "which I think militates against
f,lncoln'spnscntlngunietrK)lltinnps'aiaiioo,
that I tlm wldthof yourstnstt, Why, a three
ntory building In New York loonw up In her
narrow streets, as lmsslng us n live or six
ntory htook here. Hut I iiiiihI ooiifi-s, after
all, tliat I like to mi) a roadway or street of a
KmI width, and all your In Lincoln hid
models that way. To a nMti i'rl vhiK t litoiinh
tlu'in It gives nn inexplicable feeling of friHt
diim, Just llku on fts'l who got away from
Hose coulbiemont In an nillco mid gets a
rIIiiiw) of nature laxiutloV Lincoln In a sur
prise (o 1110 though my hnprossliius of tin wi-st,
Juxt Mini Uiisio ()f hundrodsof other cnslornoiit,
were ratlior vague. I had something f an
Idea that I should inuiicnwsn frolicsome cow
laiy at every turn, and ranui fully prepared lo
sell my Ufa dearly. Yount Isiilsuuitiriil little
city, hnwoor, with u hustling, Imxy npis-ar-nnco,
and I am a urn '.itilv disupsilnlisl '
V
.Mr. J. I). Calhoun illscusssl the ipio-tiou of
"The Kdltnrlnl Stun" lo tho Counting Pismi,"
at Ilia meeting of the I'nss Huh Wislm-sdny.
It wax an utile and Instinctive address, mid
wax IMoikmI 10 )ltli miirh uttoulinu. r.
Calhoun took Ilia strong gitmnd thai Iheio
was no such NiHr a Ihe ilirely liideHndeiit
one, that eery inn hivmhtV uork win lo a
nunc or less extent, dictulisl from lliei'oiiut
lug room 'ihern havii Ih-cii very few newa-1
..,. , ..-. ....... - .
M'i coudiielisl purely lndcs'ndent of w hat Mm. Willie Meyer, left Tlnn-wlay for Omaha
clrcet lis KiilngN or doings would have on Ihe on a vlIt to friend . She wllj ivturu toiuor
litlhiessenil nf the uiiier, and thes few me Mow.
either dead or dying. Mr Calhoun is amply
foillllisl by hi- jivns of uxHrlence In news
ni.'r wink to give a Just and inrio't
opinion on the siibjist Mr. O. . Mulloii
has Ihsii iuiliisl In -NaU on "Knglisli
Newspapers" on Wislnesduy evening, .lul if,
and Nlr H D llathawa), Wislnestlay even
lug. August Killi., on "Uomlusccnecsof Karly
Nusi.iHi' Work in Nebraska." These sos
sinus of thu pi ess club are extremely Interest
lug, and associate memb rs am rcipjcstcd In
rcmcmls'i' Ihe dats and Isipn-senl If Ksilile.
V
Have you eer iintleisl Iho uuiuls'i'of gissl
wallreis In Lincoln f Within the hot four
yeais, (liui Mr Mahler haslns'ii visiting ih.)
the tone of the dancing has Increasisl wonder
fully. 1 have often heard Mr. Mahler renmik
that, for ii city of our size, they ispial any
any other city; tuii Is A. P. Hiultli, for In
stance; Ih ne Is no more graceful waltwr any
where, while elo.e to his heels are "Deacon"'
Prowii, .1. It. I'iulst, Frank .ehrung, Will
MoArthur, llco. Koinmn, Will Maxwell,
Oscar Funke, C. It. Illcliter and many others
Tho one objection lo their dauelung, Is that
they hold their partners Iimi far oil' The
ladlca of Lincoln mi, me liciiutiful dancers,
and among the last, 1 have hoard icinarkeil
Miss Pertie Purr, Mabel, Ashby, Minnie
L tin, Hello and Ailccn Oakley, Lillie 1'otviu,
Clam Funke, Mm. .Iaus.n nnd many oihers.
Yet, what Lincoln society needs the most, and
that which they dance thuxorcst of any city.
is mo wruaro iiaiiiv, sucn as the Kirntngn Ian
Hem, rte.
As It is a settled Inct thai the Vuiocriif
as the Vmoeifif will so'iii 1st extinct, er
lmM a sketeh of Iti history might Imi inter
estiug to our readers. The wier was found
tsl hi IS71I by (Jen. Yll'iiualu, with olllco in
hcssiud lloor of the building o.t (I street ou
eupiisl hy Chapiunu, tho daugglst. It was a
six-column folio, mil did yeoman work for
the handful of democrats then in Lincoln. The
Ih-miH'mt was sold In February, imi, to
Messrs. Watklus and Paruliart, who ran It
for alsuit u year when Pirnhart's interest
was purchased by Hon. A. J. riiwyer, Mr.
Watklus doing tlm editorial work. In Jail
nary, ItsSI, (Ion. Vlfqn ilu aju'ti puidiascd
an Interest and rcsmusl editorial control,
i-etalulng that poll lou until he wasapsilnUsl
consul to Paran pillla by l'iflont Cluve
laud, August 1, IKS I, Mr .1. D. Calhoun, who
won liisspumasuuiiwsKiN'r inanns "Topics"
of Ihe .onriiif, pmeluiMil the establishment,
fitting tho paHi' witli a new dress of tyisaud
making other improrcmcuts. The Ih'iiwniif
had had a tempestuous career prior to Cal
houn's taking charge, but Is'ttsr days sisiu
dawned, Theilemocratieudmiiilstratiou was
making Its power felt In Nebraska, the; arty
luertasisl In numbers, and Just at this time
the Issmi came, the city doubled in popula
tion, and new business Iioum-s r.prung up.
These, havo materially lnlssl to make the
Iteimicmt the kist It has Isssnne, but hard
work has accomplished the greater portion.
I am sorry to see the IhuiKwriit expire, for
that Isalsiut what it .iiiinuuts to; but I un
derstand others stand ivady to start another
in Its place. The new jiaM.-r will have an up
hill light, for the greater pin of th prestige,
thn Vmocjiif hasobt ilii.il will slay with the
Cull,
Mr. Will Previsiit pivM-ntisl her husluiud
with n line son on Tuesilay. Will looks us
happy as ho would if his sun was the republi
can nominee.
The employes of the CouilIKlt wore bathed
in unwonted splendor Monday altermsin, by
reason of the kindness of the Indies of Wlllard
W. C. T. U., in furnishing each with a hand
some "MidiiMii re.
The Ijincnsler Ciniiity Teacher Institute
will 1st held in tile Ihishiess C illego rooms
July 111 to Sf7. Able Instructors have ls.sn
Ksjunsl and tho sessions promise to 1st both
imciYsimg anil ins ruciixe.
The military baud made its Hot upsar
amsi in Its now uniforms Thursday evening,
and reuileicd some delightful music. The
memlK'rs are all thorough musicians, and we
look for excellent u-sults from them.
Miss Coin Hardy leaies Jlonday for New
York City. She will 1st met in Kansas City
by her cousin, Miss Klllott, and proceed to
Chicago, where they meet Mii-s Fa'inle New
man, The three will then go on tit New l. T. Co.
York. DeliNcm ti links to nny rt of the city orto
Mr. C. I). Ilitlt, of tin llriu o. HutHiliis&jmiy '''i101 tnv i'i cents each. Claim cliivks
Hyatt, left Tmsday lor New York, sailing iw'"' Telephone ItKI.
toinontiw for Kurois. He ihoihmm to inkn - -
! ill tho beauties of Lilliloll. Purls nn.l all emi.
tlnentaleilles. DXisvltng lo U nhnt three!
; months.
The oiuig ladles 01 thoSt. Paul Mlsslonuiv
soclcti w ere very agrceabli cnteitanusl Wisl
nenlay evening by the Mioses May iiiitltinuv
I'eishiug, at their elegant home, 1IVI7 K
street. An Inteitstlug mm-IiiI lime wns had,
l-efrt hbmeuts being iiImi ni is.
Miss I'lislilikii II 1111 inl I111-1 ivlurucd to
her home from Iwanllng school, where she'
waHiiwunlcd the pil.e for unthcinctics, an
exipilsite gold scurf pin. The design Is ipilte a
Ulilipie "X" the unknown ipuintity. We'
oirer our eongrntulitloiH to Ms Purnard.
Cuslnuiii park was sold Thursday after -nisiu
to Mr. W. C. (libson of Milwauliiv, who !
will i nit it as u pleasiue iort. The gent Io
nian lias not yet mutmed his plans, but will
probably crct n hotel mid make it a popu
Ir.r place for Nebnihkans generally. Thu
waters at Culiman are ispud to lhoo ut
Waukes'ia, and with pi opr push can Ihi made
eipiallyas prolltable. Thecouslderatlou was
61I.UK,nJnwllgure.
fomfafiMt---''
I.oral anil I'eMniinl.
Additional local on fourth pago.
Mr. .1. It, V, Hawkins Is in Chicago.
Mr. II. 1 VmUr I Miillng n row day In
Chicago
Mlsa llhotn Child has been on tliu sick list
thin week.
Mr. W. It. Dennis, left Wednesday for
Ht, 1'aul, Minn.
Mr. H. F. Wcsttrl1old rutumed yesterday
from Cnlcago.
Mm. H. I). Inland and family leave next
week for Oi etc.
Miss Warren of Mnictigo, III., U thu gucBt
of MlisMary Ilniwu.
HprhiK wraps and Jaeketa at rwluciil llg
urea at Oakley & Co.
Mm. W. J. Mamhall returned Thursday
from n Chicago trip.
Kino Henrietta IIiiInIiwI Mitivnredueeii to l'J
i-eiita at Oakley A; Co.
Mr. John H. (Iregory returmd Monday
from hit Houthern trip.
MIm Oraeo(Mx)rue of Council lihUTu, li
vlxltlug the Mltw-a Ilonnell.
Mr. Dawes, Jr., has ruturntsl to the city an
eompaulcd hy a Npralucd ankle.
Mm. I. H. Htrawliridgo rrturiunl Vwlnea
day from Iter ICiiunuh City vlnit.
Mr. and Mm. C. T. Ilrowu left for Chicago
on Katunlay liu-t to mjiiiI a fuwdayx.
Mr. J. V. Winger and son, and Mr. W. C.
Mills and wiin starlisl Monday for Chicago.
Ttu'utyflvn rnihrnlderitd chamhray riiIIh,
I.K'. Oaki.kv id Co.
Mr. (Irani. Ilelxs', left for his homo in
WilkcsUirre, I'cnnsylvanla, on Tuewlay Inst.
Uiwus, yiiphyr ginghams and white em
liroldered llouiicings reducisl at Oakley &
L0
I'rof. Haille Iiiih Ihs-ii
iN'rluteiiilcnt of schools.
ro-elis;tod city su
it Is a wise seleo-
tlou.
Miss Duua 1 minis started Monday for La
(sirte, Indiana, where she will visit for some
time.
Mr. .1. II. Mo.Murtry Is entertaining his
brother, Mr. W. H. MeMuitry of Han Fran
cisco. Mr. M. F. Van Horn of the Union l'aeille
telegraph force, Is visiting at his home in Mil
waukee. Mm. M. M. Del .tv is letunicd yestcnlav
from an extcudtsl visit at her old home in
Illinois.
Kmbroidcrtsl baugeliue clot lis nud brocade
linen chambrnys for 15 cents KTyard at Oak
ley .t Co.
The military baud have iceclved their new
uniforms. They are tho nobbiest suits of any
baud in thu west.
Mr. W. K. Kirker left Ibis week for Illi
nois, where he willsismd some time renew lug
acquaintanceship.
Mr. Jas. A. Keith has been cunllucd to his
bed for some ten days with an obstinate at
tack of rhoumatlsm.
MIsm-s Allis.) and lCdith ltusM'll have return
ed to their homo in Onl, where they w ill spend
the summer vacation.
Another Katunlay night silo tonight by
Ashby 4t Millspaugh. Prokcu lines of cor
sets will 1h sacrificed.
Mr. and Mrs. Jensen will nccouiiany Mr.
and Mrs. Mahler to Haratoga; also Mr. and
Mrs. Ilurlbutaud Quy.
Tho Yorko Club, comisivsl of high school
students, had a very enjoyable picnic at Cush
man irk on Thursday evening.
Twenty-six Inch silk umbrella, gold tipped,
1.75 and 2. Twentyfotir inch tin umbrella,
plain tip, l.50, at Oakloy & Co.
Herpolihelmer At Co. havo employed Is
tween thirty-live mid thirty-eight people In
disposing of the HornefliH stock.
Nearly all of Lincoln's prominent citlr.oiiH
w lio could siMiro the time, nre in Chicago,
watching convention proceedings.
Ilargalns never before offered thu soplo or
Lincoln at IIerolsheimer & Co.'s sale nf
llornellus' stock, Oreat linen sale.
Mr. Carl Funkuand family 'sail today on
the steamer Fulda, for Premeu. They will
sicnd two or thris mouths abroad.
Dr. CliailesS Hart, who has been attend
ing the Cincinnati 1'ytliian conclave, sull'ered
fsm n sunstroke, hut is getting bettor.
Attend Iho Saturday night sale of corsets
tonight frier. T to II o'eloek.
AhllllV it Mll.l.SI'AI'llll.
Distress niter eating, heartburn, sick head
ache and indigestion are cured by Hood'.
Sarsauirilla. It nlvioiiites a goisl apstltu.
Miss CiR-hran and I'rof. Monzoinloif of the
Uuhemlty Conservatory of Music, left on
Monday for theh home in lllisnniugiou, His.
I'lof. Nicholson left Monday for New York
lo secure additional npiuirnt us nud supplies
f ir the chemical lalsiratory of the university.
Mr. and Mrs, A. K. Hammond, Mr. and
Mr. F. L. Sheldon and Mr and Mm. 1). D.
Muir will leau shortly for a HuroiK-au tour.
Mr. W..I. Pryan arrived Saturday with
hi wife and family from .lacksonNi'le, III.,
and urn now pnxsssliug to enjoy lire In Lin
coln. Hei'iMilshfiuier .V Co., oiler at the main
stoiva Is-autiful line of ival French satteens.
Complete iism a tment of Inn' inltts, glovi'sand
ho-e.
Mrs. T. T. Maerarland of Hustings, nnd Miss
I Int tin Lloyd, of Handsome, Neb, ore guests
of Mr. and Mm (. L. Maerarland, loU'l P
stris-t.
I'rof. Little mid wife, left Thursday via. the
llyer for Pajlleld, Wis., a resort on Like Su
perior. They will 1st absent alsmt thm
month.
Mis. Albeit Watklus and two children left
this week for their former home at Madison,
Wisconsin, where they will ssn.l n ortioii of
the summer.
Hers)lsheimerit Co. Isiught the Horuelliis
stis'k at less than llfly ivnts on the dollar and
can alloiil to give their many friends and pat
rons a grand lsnelll.
' ,,,'," "'"
If you want tho lirrt Ice creiiin, made from
thu put est and most dellelously flavored
; ".ream, -ememi)er the (e.tr can Isj had at the
- 1 --""'O' MU'licn," US South Twolfth street
L. A. (lowu.
lloliliy.Sliiilto I'rlios.
JeMslu U-liind won the first prie (adfauioud
ring) for selling the most tickets for Pobby
Shafto, and Ijiiiiii Hout, the second prUo
(also a diamoiid ring) for selling the second
highest munls'r of tickets.
Ileaiitirul Views,
Ihecdilorof the Cot'iiiKli ueknowledees
the receipt from Mr. Frank Webb, resident
agent of tho l'aeille Mutual Life Insuranco
Co., of San Fiaiieiseo, n set of very prutty
Cnllfornln lews, among them nru views of
the old mission church at Isauta Pai Intra,
LikoTalKK', Ynsvmlto valley and other Mlnts.
The l'aeille Mutual is an old established com
puny, and Mr. Webb is meeting with good
siiecuss In proM'iiiiug its merits toourcith
yens.
&&.
FOR THE SPRING TRADE
SILK MADRAS t CHENILLE
CURTAINS-
With Sash Curtains to match. The Nohhlcst Line of Curtains o( all kind In loth.
American and Foreign Textures.
CURTAIN POLES AND RINGS
In the Latest Novelties of Wood and Metal. Prices Rock llnttom
A. JVL Davis & Sor).
Hot Weather Goods at
O. R. OAKLEY & CO.
Silk Sun Umbrellas from $1.50 to $12.50.
Embroidered Swiss, Escurial, Chantilla and Citiipur Flounc-
in irs.
Also Laces, Albatros,
Sateen, Indian Linen
CASH DRY GOODS HOUSE;
1031 O Street, LINCOLN, NEB.
I. S. (Jur Fancy Department c nitidis all the latest Novelties at low price.
HO
Weather
AT SPECIAL PKICES
THIS WEEK.
ASHBY & MILLSPAUGH.
Double Store Under Opera House.
FOR FINE TRADE.
ED. CERF & CO.,
005 O STItKKT.
Have Just received a large and fclegant lino of Oold and Sllv er hiwdisl
Fine Silk
UMBRELLASANDCANES
( If the latest designs. Also their new invoice of
STYLISH : SPRING : CLOTHING.
Underwear, Soft and Stilt Hats, etc.
(lo to I'M Cerf it Co., for your dent's Furnishings and AVOID
I'AYINO FANCY I 'KICKS.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
Flowers Bedding Plants
Lanje Variety at Low Prices.
Cut Flowers and Designs a Specialty.
Nebraska Floral Company,
J-JS
North 1 2th Street.
Holbrook& Bonbright
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
Wall Paper & Window Shades,
ii" ial Attention given to Designing, which we do free.
a:f$
A
1 IT5C). llevoiilJi
Samples and his.s-illcations without Charge.
LINCOLN ICE COMPANY,
PURE -
. I
(ICE
$ OFFICII
f I'M"
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