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' POPULATION OF LINCOLN, 60,000,
Saturday Evening, March 2389
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leading'DryixooclsHousB
TAKE NOTICEI
Tho Couiukh will nut Ik.' ro5Hnsl!ilo for
any debts nmilo by any oun In Its nnmo, tin-
km a written order nmimponlos tlio same,
proix'rly signed.
k Wkraki., .Ir,, Prnp'r.
Herpolsheimer & Go.
HEADQUARTERS EOR
BED SPREADS
Tim Courier Vim bo found At
Windsor Hotel News Stand.
Capital Hotel News Hliiml.
Odoll's Dlntnit Hull News Stand.
Ctnsou A Fletcher1, 140 Bouth lull Btrcot.
A. T. taming A Co'., 1UXI O Btruut.
Tlioaotlium NowsBtaud.m Houth lltli HU
Kottli Bros., Ill Noith llth Htroot,
Ed. Young, lftM) O Htroot.
Baton ABmllli, U30O
"Diamond Pharmacy," ISth and N HU
Wcstorlleld's barbershop, Uurr block.
SPRING STYLES
DUNLAP HAT3
Now on Sale.
W. R. DENNIS, 1 137 O.
Local nml Fersonal.
Whitebreasi Coal and Lime Company.
' Tako Turkish at 1010 O street.
The beat Tea, B. P .8 to vena & Co.
II K. Nlssloy Co.'s (or Dry Qood.
,Odell' dining ball, SI tickets for R00.
Sawyer Mother, florists, Maionlo Temple.
Mineral water usod lor bathing, 1010 O tit
Trlckcy & Co. .wholesale and retail jewolcrs.
The nicest fitting footwear At Perkins
Bros.
Spring Dress Goods and Bilks at II. R,
Mlssley & Co's.
Try soino of the One fresh fish served overy
day at Cameron's.
If you want comfortable shook or slippers
0 to Perkins Bros.
Canon City Coal again at the Whltebrenst
Coal and Lime Co.
JVsk Perkins Bros., to show you their cheap
shoes on narrow lasta.
Hosiery, Corsets and Kid Qloves a specialty
IL R. NlMley & Co.
Indian river orange, the finest In the land,
at Cummlngs & Morris.
Roast meats, aud vegotubli'8 of nil kl ndsat
Cameron's Lunch House,
Lackawona and Bcrnnton hard coal sold
only by Hutchlns & Hyatt.
Everybody eats nt Odell's nowadays
Board only 14.00 per week.
Canon City coal delivered to all porta of
eky. Call up telephonu '.SJ.V
Oaly place in Lincoln that uses mineral
water In tatlis is at 1010 O street.
Improved shower for Turkish baths at 1010
O street, basement Union block.
M eadota, the most popular coal on the mar
ket, sola only by hutchlns & Hyatt.
For tickets to Oregon or Washington tcr
rkory points upply at 115 Bo. 10th st,
IL It, Nlwley & Co's Carpet, Drapery and
Rue department Is the best In the city.
'Fine Teas, Spices, and tho largest huo of
Fine Groceries In tho city, ut H. P. Stevens.
Brown's enfo Is the recognised headquar
ters for lluo lunches and everything dlgest
able. Best board in the city and at a price within
reach of all, at Odell'. Twenty-one meals
fortM.
The finest luncheons in the city are served
at all, hours at Carder's European restaurant,
8NF street.
Ashby & MlllspAugh have just received
thotr flnt Involcu of vprlug wraps, and thoy
are beautiful.
Everything now nnd neut, finest menu and
best cook in tho city at Carder's European
ltwtauruut, IKU P street.
The finest work in the city at Haydeu's
photographic studio. 1211 O street. Beo our
Hue samples of art work,
Tako tlio best and only one tlnough system
Hue, O. & N, W. to Sioux City, MiuneapolU
and St. Paul, ofilcu 115 Bo. 10th it.
Everybody that has stopped ut Carder's
hotel speaks well of it. Duy board or meals
la carte served nt (wpular prices.
Call on J. C. Field, Lincoln Bcavanger, for
prompt work day and night. Office under
First National batik. Call telephone 498.
Buy your coal of the WhlUsbreast Coal and
JJm Co., and it will always be well screaued,
run weight, best quality and at tight prices.
Through vestibule aleeper witli dining car
attached from Missouri Valley on all Elk
f B C. & N. W. R. R. trains to Chicago,
See the now styles of spring bonnets and
the latest in all kinds of fancy novelties for
lailes at Well's Now Millinery 238 south Ele
veeth street. ,
Four elegant Cablnot Qrond pianos must be
sold by Tuesday night.
- O, A. Ciianckr & Co.
S13 south llth street.
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IN THE SOCIAL SWIM.
A WEEK'S HAPPENINGS CHRONICLED.
Arromit r llnltn. Parlies, Wedding"
t'.to., Tlint llnn Knturtitlnrit Hoclrly.
Miirrliiirfl oOllnt llrrinn.
Many of the socIly ieoplo of Lincoln will
ho sin prised to learn of tho mnrrlngo or MIhh
Klfjo II. Ileeino, of Chicago, to Mr. Knink
Stewart Osliorn, of Philadelphia. The niii
tlnls took place nt tho hrlilnV homo In Chi
cago, Wednewlay, mid nflor a short bridal
Irlp, tho rotiplo will lie nt homo at Hotel
Lnfaottc, Philadelphia.
Our renders will remember MIm Ilvemo n
tho young lady who, In company with Miss
Kelloy, wh1 tho winter of 1B80-7 in this
city mid umdo tunny friends In our social
circles. Tho CauiilKH joins friends in ex
tending congiiitiilatlons.
A Norlnl HcmIuii,
Lincoln IoilgoNo. W) 11. P. O. K. cntortnln
oil tho Ooi man luliMtreli at their club rooms
nf Ur Urn show, Wrtlmwlny evening. A largo
miiuWot (hoiuomlieniof tho order turned
out together with their friends who enjoyed
tho hospitality of tho Elks mid tho entertain
ment nlTonlcd by tho minstrels. Mr. Finnk
Kohi ting presented (low Add, llynmti "0. A.
11." to tlm company present mid iK'stowed uji
on him tho honor of tho chairman of tho ses
sion. Tho minstrels wero called on from tlmo to
tlmo to nld in filling out tho program which
was thoroughly enjoyed by nil present, Iiach
selection rendered by tho Jolly minstrels re
ceiving a hearty oneoro. Tho entertainment
was brought to n close In tho "weo sum hours"
when each ono proHtut left for thler homes
feeling as though thoy had been acminlnttil
with tho Oormnns and iheir tnlanUnl com
panions for "years and ears."
A rivumtut Hoelulilc.
Aside from their so oral duties tho employ
ee of the legislature often enjoy n brief but
pleasant tlmo. Such was tho occasion Thurs
day evening. At the conclusion of tho night
session all uuteicd the biilllantlly Illuminated
now library room nnd Mtrticlpatod In an cu
toitalnmcnt tlmt for solid enjoyment that
assortment of help has never before surpass
ed, Dancing w as tho most nttrnctlvo part of
tho evenings program and good muslo aslstod
In tho festivities, A nuinlwr of tho honor
nbles from loth Iioums were seen in tho cav
gathoiing, n few enjoying tho ninry waltz
but more acting us sjicctators.
A Trio of Nooletlos.
Last evening n merry crowd met at Temnlo
hall aud passetl thoevmlngln card playing,
dancing etc. Three chilis lwutlclimted thu
"T.A. M.",,Vorko,'nud"Joo Do Vol" tho
last two university orgiuiimttoiM. Aliout
forty couplo wero In utteudaiico nnd a great
time was had by nil present who thourghly
enjoyed tho evenings entertainment nlfordod
The llrakrniuii's Hull.
Monday oveniug Temple Hall was tho scone
of n gny and merry party. It w as tho occas
ion of tho Third Annual Ball of Capital City
Lodge No. 170 B. IL B, mid it was a success
from tho start to tho finish.
About seventy-five couplo participated nnd
kept tho hall ringing with thoir merry laugh
ter until tho hands on tho clock in tho steeple
above had got several inches post tho mid
night hour. Tasty decorations adorned tho
celling and walli mid reflected much credit
on tho decorative committee who had spent
tho entire day in the prearatlon of it. Flags,
lanterns and bunting suggestive of the orders
colors and mottoes abounded on overy hand.
On the program wero neatly m ranged
twenty-four dances, including an IntennU
hlon during which the entire company with
their wives or sweetheaits adjourned to tho
K. C. oyster parlors where u duinty collation
awaited them. It was n grand miccess socially
und financially and eacli year seems to find
tlio order In a mora flourishing and prosper
ous condition.
In Sympathy wltti Iralnnd.
SU Patricks Day was celebrated with n vim
in Lincoln. Monday evening tho Opera
House was packed to tho doors with the
friends of tho cause, and tho stag was filled
with speakers and prominent personages who
took part In tho entertainment.
Able addresses wore mad by Gov. Thayer,
who delivered tho address of wolcoino; John
II. Sutton, secretary of tho Irkh National
League; Hon. Church Ho wo andothors. Be
tween the speeches bovcml dollghtful vocal
and liifctininental selections were rendered by
Mrs. J. A. Kllroy, Mrs. A. Halter nnd Miss
L.T. Hum aud Mr. Carl Fennohlen, the
sirgliig of Mrs. Kilroy deserving siecial
nio.itlon.
Without a doubt It was tho lurgest and
moat cntliuslastlo Irish meeting over held in
this city and ono of tho most successful evor
hold anywhere.
l'ltiioy Name for lUUroml Trains.
It may bo a good advei tUlnir Bchemo t
decorate the alleged fast trains of tho modem
times with appellations such as "Ell," "Gee
Whir," and "Cannon Ball," to catch tho eyo
of tho traveller who does not know "tother
from which," but tho business man and con
stant traveller is not to bo caught by chair of
that ktud.
TlHVChleago.MillwnukfcooVHt, Paul Rail
way runs Its own fast trains, with vostibuled
sleeping and dining cars, from Omaha and
Council Bluffs to Chicago, connecting there
with the fast trains, morning and afternoon,
to Ml Eastern cities.
Hie Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rall
wuy, in connection with the Union Pacific
Railway, also runs through cars between
Denver and Chicago, and this Is the favorite
rout b from Colorado and Nebraska to all
pnnapal poltiU east of tho Missouri river.
This line usos no fancy names to designate its
trains, but, "It got there just the same."
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Perkins Bros., sell a shoe for 13.00 that will
fit and wear.
Order some of those delicious Indian river
oranges at Cummlngs & Morris, telephone 20
Turn horses out In a good pasturo for n few
weoks, when thoy get lu bad condition. If
that can not be done use Dr. Cody's Condi
tion Powders; thoy will put a horse lu perfect
health. A well horse don't noed medicine.
Hay, grain and good care is better. Dr.
Cody's Condition Powders ar a truo homo
medlcine,(not n dope.) they aid digestion, cure
coiutipotlon, kidney disorders and distroy
worms. Bold by A. L. Bbader, Druggist,
nnirt $ - i " ; -
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I.tirnl and I'orsotial,
Miss l'annlci Etout is visiting friends in
Bennett.
Mir. Tliomns Prlco loft Thurw!ny for Tor
onto, Canada.
Alex Halter returned yesterday from Den
ver anil Puebo,
Services hao been held dally during tho
week nt llyy Tri.ilty church.
Well's now millinery has ono nf tho most
ni tlstlo hat IrlmmeiN in tho country,
Miss Saunders of Greenwood is Uniting
Mrs. II. Y. Brown on II street this week.
Mlwi MnttloGllbcitislu Now York pur
chasing goods for her now mlllenery store,
Mlw Nellie Ilmnu was down from Omaha
nnd spent Sunday with MIm Knunln Stout.
Charley Wnlto of tho Statu National Bank
ran down to Beatrice Sunday to visit friends
theio.
Mrs. John Poollttln returned from Chicago
where she has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Esiwy.
Mrs. M. E. Roberts after snendlnir tho
winter in New York icturncd lioluo this
week.
Mrs. J. M, Camp Is sojourning with rela
tives at Ncbraskn City. She loft for there
Wednesday.
Mrs. Welter tho accomplished wlfo of
"Prof." has been sending tho weok with her
fileniN hero.
Mlxs Hattlii Lyons who has boon visiting
Mr. M. Becker's family loft for her homo In
Chicago, Monday.
Col. I. J. Pickett, nccompauied by Miss
Peal McGrow of Illooinlngton. called on tho
Couiiikii Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. I). It, Brnco, nccompalticd by
Mm. Brace's sister, Miss ICIngsIoy left for
Chicago Wednesday.
J. M. MlllsNiugh totiirncd Wednesday
from his purchasing tour aud already tho
now spi lug goodi are nearly nit In stock.
Mlno host, IJ. P. Roggou loft Friday
for Hot Springs, Dak. His falllne health
demanded his taking a lay off for a while.
Miss Lllllo Buckinaster, of York, has ac
cepted n iKwItlqn at II, 12. Wells & Co's now
millinery storo on South Eleventh Btreet.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. C. Zolmer nro entertain
ing Mrs. Fred Grunlnor and Mr. Alfied Gay
ton of Cleveland, Ohio, mother and cousin of
Mrs. Zolmer.
Mrs. W. II. Brundoge. of Kansas Cltv.
m rived lu Lincoln yesterday nnd wlllf bo tho
guest over Sunday of Jllw Clara Agoy, 450
Grand Avenue.
Mystia Shi iuo holds nn important meeting
tonight concluding with tho usual elaborate
spread. Many Nobles from abroad nro In tho
city to iMirtlolpato.
Tho children of tlio Lincoln public schools
aro enjoying thu regular spring vocation of
ono weok, tho owning of tho now term being
a week from noxt Monday.
Mr. F. L. Cliapln, Ensign U. S. N. is visit
ing his brother Rov. E. II. Chaplnof his city.
Mr. Cliapln has lately been detached from tho
U. B. S. Juniata nnd will spend Ills acat!on
in Lincoln.
Frank Polk is In tlio city having leen colled
homo by tho severe illness of his mother.
Frank lias Uen rusticating In California,
Now Mexico nnd nlong tho southern Iwrdor
or the United State.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Gieon nnd Mr. Wnlter
J. Lumb nro tho first to repoit there inten
tions of sjiendltig tho summer nbroad. They
lenve Kometlmo in Juno for a threo months
tour of tho continent.
Tho Clay Manufacturing Co., has licon
cloml by vhtuo of h chnttlo mortgage given
Mr. J. Hiiddleson. Tho ndveitisomcnt sot
ting forth salo of coods. machinery ol
etc., n-
pears on iagu six of this issue. t
Tho winter term of tho statu uidversltv
closed yesterday. A vacation of nn wctf
wIllboviiJojiHlhyBtucloiit, many cf thorn
leaving tho city during that poriod to return
ior mo opening, Monday Apiil first.
Whenever Dan Loob, tho sccnio urtist, is
plaj ing his vocation on tho windows of 8cm
mon's store, tho crowd that guthers around
to vlow tho novel sight nt times completely
blocks tho sidewalk lu front of tho store.
"A panorama of housekeeping six days In
ono" Is tho title of n neat entertainment tho
ladles of tho First Baptist church will give
next Friday and Saturday evenings ut the
church iwirlors. Admission only ten cents.
Mr. L u Wessel, nccompauied by his aunt
Mrs. Goldsmith and daughter Polly of Phil
adelphia R)ont tho w eek sight soolng nt Den
ver nnd Manltou. Tlio Indies were delighted
with tho flno sconcry uffoiiled by the Rockies.
No other establishment in tho city shows
such a beautiful lino of wedding Invitations,
culling cards, menus mid programs nt tho
Weasel Printing Co.. in the now Burr Block.
They nro lenders In this class of printing nnd
engraving nnd nlwnys show tho latest.
Tine Cair city work is now In the hands
of a now city editor, Mr. J. W. Cutwrlght
for a long time connected with tho Platts
mouth press. Those who know tlio gentle
man, speak in tho high st terms of him as n
newspaper man, und wo nro glad to welcome
him into our ranks.
Mr. II. W. Brown accompanied bv his
daughter MIm Florence left tho city Sunday
for Boston. Mr. Brown will return in about
a week but "Chic" will remain with her
friends there until sometime in August, nnd
will improve tlio opportunity to complete her
studios in muslo wlillo there.
luere is talk of arranging a billiard tour
nament to take place lu the near future at the
Cupital hotel billiard irlors. Mr. Abbott is
Incoriespondeiico with n number of noted
players who aro expected to participate and
his looms afford ample opportunity for you
to practice in it you think of entering or not.
See. Abbott und ho will glvo you all tho pur
ticulars. Observing recent remarks mado those col
umns tho Omaha l'ythhm Spur snys: Tho
Caiutai. City Couhiku is authority for tlio
prospective marriago of John B. Wright, ono
of Lincoln's most luomlnont and worthy
kulghte. Tlio name of the huppy lady is not
mentioned, but nil who know Bro. Wright's
oiIsteutM!spoiltIon for siiiglnueid, will gue
that she is n lady of singular charms indeed
touttaaet Sir John nway from his old self.
Our sincere congratulations go out to both.
Sprlug Wraps.
Ashby & Mlllhpuugh aro receiving invoices
daily in both short and long garments; also
JacUeU in all styles.
ChIIihk Curd.
Wo liave over rtfty styles of enlllnir cards
und use only our finest tyioin printing them.
L.ugruveu cariu or the finest, most nrtlstiu
and tho pro(ier styles also done on short
ilave you seen the spring line or wall pap
ers that tho veteran wall iwper man J. A,
Bailey is carrying In stock? Tho newest pat
terns and latest designs and by the way, tho
workmen ha employs understand putting
them on the wall, did you over stop to think
of that. To get the tcst and havo tlio work
douo right see Bailey, ho will see that you are
treated right.
My pianos and organs I am closing out are
high priced and flret class good. They must
be sold by Tuesday evening, consequently I
will glvo you cost pi Ices if you call at once.
G. A. CtlACNKll K Co.
213 south llth street.
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Exclusive Styles
AND
Original Designs.
The most varied and complete stock of Spring Clothing embracing the skill of the
most noted designers and the art of I he best famed tailors. (We arc the only
house in the city handling tailor-made clothing.)
Prices that will Astonish
Buyers of First-Class
Goods.
Spring Top Coats
Diagonal Broad Wales,
English Meltons,
English Kerseys,
English Cheviots,
Diagonal Narrow Wales,
IBSfTarcnts will find in our Juvenile department everything to delight their eye
and please the most fastidious. Sole agents for Youmans' Stiff and Silk Hat.
"Outfitters to Mankind.
1029-1031 O STREET.
Only $S.oo
FURNITURE
HARDY & PITCHER,
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LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHIER,
FURNISHER
AND
HATTER.
.AXBTSMAItTtE TTOTETk.
CopjTlghtnfl-.
In Colors to suit
the Fashion
and
Please
your Fancy.
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tfARRIAGES
Largest Stock in the City !
LOWEST PRICES.
S. Eleventh St.
Largest Store in the
Leading Clothing House
IN LINCOLN, FOR
Fashionable ' Attire.
Prices that will Astonish
Buyers of First-Class
Goods.
Spring Suitings
English Tweeds,
Fancy French Worsteds,
English Cassimcrs,
Silk Mix Worsteds,
Scotch Woolens.
City.
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