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About Capital city courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1893 | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1889)
rmMwxjmcsssz: 0$-imtmnim kmmg4nMHv) nn ,& min .nmn .,. iww)y-ifiaiii mh, Mfaa4ffMimpyWH.IJliitit..J MWM'4ll)MMMita4VMM4n wt-"7" T " fcfyrP,ww.w.wv j.,...... ,., i. rV-, irj ,-, ,m i,, T. . mmmmmmmm 1 4 CAPITAL .CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, MARCH 30, 1S89. IH i m mp if) our fl I)1' wyn'.v"""-iffirft.tM A VittWur hiitrr f itmlrrn Timrt, PUMLIHIIICU SATUKWAV HvMCHipriN Oiw Your liy Mall or Carrier JJ.OO HI month, $IM Tlireo month M Out, Oil inotilh Oil OkiiIh lt(iraUly hi Ai1niic. AiirnriiKMKMTl ttnto rurnUluslitn all alln at tlm offlea, Hcelal rate nn Thar t.Vmtra I. OoNTaiiurrioMi Hliotl rly Krtelif, n'Iii ami torle noltcltrd. IVrwmal anil Hoelal note are weelll)" (lmlralile. tMimfii Wn niiknft(iiH'lnll)'i)f Kin I'tlntliitf In Ml It liritiiflli it, rt ) Holy work i iicUlty AiIiIitm Ml oommoiiW'Atlon illrnct in tlm oftleo. WlCHICl Pkintino Co., I'll IIMMI Klin, Now llurr llloolt, Cur. Mill nml () HIicIa, TKUinMINIiiVl 'i. Wikim., Jit., IMItor nml Hold I'miulotor. iiwiii1 1 1 -t -"iiiiiinar POPULATION OP LINCOLN, 00,000. HE'S NOT DOTHEnED DY FASHIONS, 8AY8 OLIVE HAflPER, Him Trill it DalrTa! Tut of Mm Agony at I'lckliiR Out n Now llooort Tnlha About Ntli In (Iriicrnl In n riillimililrnl Alrnln. (Hxcll Corrronilriic, Nkw Yoiik, March 88, I nnvor nv nllrotl lioforo what n bleiwod prlvllego It immt lm to lm n limn, Just to bo ono of (hoao blotmod mortnlit who only Imvo to choono between n Btovo plpo nntl n Derby, ft Mllf lint or n alouch. Wlint Immiliii'Ml To do n woman Jiiht now In to lm distracted liy n million beautlea In M Kaktku only mm wwk jot. wrvo Hip beautiful tieenmlnii Prepare to ol-appropriately. Kx-riiKHiiiKNTUIovi'lniiil I onjoyluir II fo hi Vlonlla. Kxeurnlon em to nmio with drover better tlinn holding ollloo. Anhouiatr Julloo Matthew of tlm mi prenioeoiut, died limt wok. Judga Ure linin I K)kin of nit hi luoeotwor, Mh. t'l.KVRi.ANlninl Mtvernlof lliu iiiont tier of hln rahlnel will wmn lio at den nititlu. Tliey are going to Culm till time, Tiik general vurdlet I tlirtt Hut prenciit leg islature MttpnMe. nil previous gathering n n glowing, glittering fake, mid tlm end In nut yel.C'iWit ((ifr. Mu. W'anamakhu'h dry rikkN i-ntnlillnh. nii'iilN cliw iii Hiitiinlny iifti'iiKHm nt I oVliH'k, nml lfum lonn. If wo wnnt to n't n letter oir mi thitt tiny, wn nmy Imvo to Rot It into tlm ikmIoIIIw lfom Hint lioin. AtiVlCKN fimi rhllmliMililn liut ovpiiIiir Mnlptl Hint Mnry Aiidomni wmtntlll hiiimv Iiir nml Unit dm hi); tlm nftci mxm xlm enjny tilndrlviitluxiiiKlt Kulniiimnt mtk, With ijulot niul tNimi, It I oxHolil Hint 'Our Mnry' will Iw lrmlf nKiiln r-nrly imxt wwk, Kt.MKU HtKI'IIKNHON Will IhI I.llHHllll'n UOXt city tronnvr nn miro nt tlm mm will rlo to luortvw, Kvoryimo U looking for hlfli yotniK niul old. At oft thnm htntod tlm CouiiiRn wnntHto hH ytniiiu tiimi tu ollliii niul no Mtor limn tor tlm nlnoo liven In bin tttr wmiity. Klnmr, wo tHiiiRintiilnto you In mlvniusv A JUitiSSINfl TO V A MAV workc' "i"1-1" out out, imviiiK it II. JMjhOOllUl IV 1)1 A iUAW, Jiko nn ni.pllquo. Thin mnin atylv In fn. lowwi out 111 itoft cotton thread ami gilt tlniwl on cotton material and In imod to trim flno kowiin, and It In very cxihiiihIvo. jcrmtlng komotlmra up to $l1 H'r yard. ' Otliurit nKiiln aro worked on lino kid and clmmolit richly wrout(lit. Thcro aro also clii'iilllo frlnufit and kiiIIooiib for wrnnn. and otlicrn In IIkIiI colon for haiulHotno ovoiiIiik coHtiiuum, each Htrand of tlio frliiRo hitvlnir threo or four wax oarl hcadn at tlio liottom. IIohIiIch all thuno, thuro aro laccn with trncurlt'ri In colored IIohmos and Irldencont b(adH, and no end of varletlen of crochot, Tlio old Htylo of rliiKii covered with Idaok nllk crochet work, and Ihvno Joined to Kother and (Inally IIiiIhIiiiI with n frliigo Iiiih Ikcii revived, and ono or two of tlio uioRt oxtraviiKanl wrnpi of tlio ncanou aro nearly covered with thin work. Vel vet and nlllt wrap trimmed with this aro very elegant. Jot In tlio llnor qunll fen will ahvnyH bo iihoiI on black Bilk, and nothing U bo ImiidHoino, but for tlio colored cloth Biiltn and all other Benson ablo wool kikxIn tlio oiubroldured panels and ImuiU, or tlio braiding will bo largely employed an trimming. Jerseys liavo inado another bid for their old tlmo H)pularlty, and now tlioy nro Been In all tlio prettiest now colors nod in black made with yokes of houoy comb smocking. Tlio wnist is Boiuotlmes gathured In with a belt, nud Bometimes left looo in (laribaldl stylo, and thun again they nro seen In sailor ahapo, hut tho prettlesf. aro themo which nro smocked at the waist lino as well as across tlio Bhouldors. They will undoubtedly bo very popular In their now shapes. Smocking enters bo largely Into tho dec oration of all kinds of costumes that ono In to bo pardoned for talking bo much nliout it. It Is soon oven on bonnets niul hut trimmings, and I saw a pair of pink silk Blockings which had a row of smock ing two inches wide up tho Instop. Tullo Is very dllllcult to work Into this pattern, but when it is and tho stitches each hold a wax jicnrl bend, tho cITcct Is exipilHlto. When tho sun begins to shlno with his usual nITcctlou upon tho pretty girls, their bangs aro very apt to grow moist and loso their crisp curl and to linuir around their brows all limp and unhung, TiiR nnpolntauMit of lMtrlok tignit ns tain Utor to Chilli, Mllumxlt not wlmt hnd Ihhi oxvt, eonmt vory mveptnlily, Mr. KgnuVi friends hnd luKtt Hint nilnlMor to McxIim would bo tdanpriolntuuMit, but ns Hint wns Im-xmlMd umW exUHng clrcuiiMtniicwt, tlm pivfoivil fnvor W duly npprvolntcrt nud wil comoil by IkUIi Idmwlf nud ivinHtueut. Tiir OouniRlicongnitulnlnMi, Knnon lr.lt sp-lxtlntincnt. Onr of tlm nut striking womon nt tlm In nUKtiml Iwll, My n Wellington eonnnm dout, wns n tnll, lltlm, dnikluthx-d girl, with brllllnnt wye niul elcsn cut features, Sim lookwl like n HrmnlMi IxNtuty, nud nttmetwl n Kntttdmlof nttcntlou. Tlmiv xrnt nothing of tho African In Imr npHvtntno, but lm w (n fuel, n run IUhIoI iirgrt) imiikhI Itob-insou-Jullctto Uohlntm-frtun iMuUlann. AnumWrofthett dniuvm tu tlm iwm wVnl to lw pixwutl to m but lm ivfuted to wnlt with nnyoniN HlmUsnld to Im ns brilliant In iMitvonwitlou nit In nprHvtrnuco, t . L 1 11 Wuawinu In the fiMtteps of New York, Vhllndolplils hnt tlnsllj' decided Hint IU trtvttwllllm vu-nnnmntiHt (0 wtth clevsud mtlWHj-s nml CldNtg tu turn U now dletw iug the suliject lro nihl cm, with tlm Ycrkts m Tnw enr UctKvi Utterly hglulng It nnd tlm iw,wM nlmut e-ntsllj divided. 11m fre M shows Its illtgmt nt YorkuVi grtsl by IH-tutlngciti-tocm'iAiidothorr-ptcy mutter on U rlrt (vigts wldeh rartntut) tiuwt l lutor tiiiK lo tlmt wmUIi) gentleinsn. Chicago i n vwuhK-rful city and wvr It net for Mmut grtstt lu on hand nt nil times tho pbwu vumkl not u uatuul w Wwit m Its tvnu-Utlou. A 'MILLION lUITKUKNT HTYI.U3. boiinolN, and to want tho very ones tlmt your purse will not nlTord you tho means 10 enpture. You see n dnluty "creation" In white Dunstable, with a In lm smashed Into seven different forms, nnd with n hunch of maguillccut red impplen lying like Inmbeut Humes along nil these creases, while n cool green Held of oat heads In massed iiM)n tho crown, and your heart longs for Its hut tho milliner tells you tlmt that stylo Is tmlv becoming to very young ladles. You tildn't for n moment think of wearing that hat, but you might have liought it just for Its suggestions of summer BunsUino and harvest. Crushed In that Instnnco you find n great llarlng gray lint, with tho Boftest plumes Blinding from puro white through all tho grays to n jet black, and theso held In plnco by a flno Bteol buckle nud n band of velvet Just tho color of n llttlo blind mole, nnd you nsk the prlco of it confidently, to discover tlmt It Is $31. Kversiuco thil tlmo I hnvo been trying to discover why llfty-four Instead of llfty live. The person who could nfforU it nt tlmt prlco certainly would not Imvo found tho otlior dollnr burdensome. 1 often wonder whero milliners expect to ro when they tlio, or don't they bcllovo In n herenfterr Among tho now lints, Dunstablo is tho most Btyllsh, nnd they nro fnced with a atluy straw or with lnco, or with velvet, AntOMtNCNTivalettnteiimiiof that city iufenm nt that "all that, glitter In Omalia Is imkKwM. lb) cite MMUtlc burning that w Mairh llit, Omaha contalnoil ly actual txutit 1V ncant tn and ivtMenoer, Ttie aiv flfutyo and one that i-tw Mitt Maittlate lij- giving nam of party. Ttm XuttMitan I heavily Involved Uiciv in pn - tyntttllhouenf UmsliaS nuv.i lulliumtlal clttJWiv CVMiiptiv the tMilttiouvt big bluM erfug Omslta to UikvIii, toipivtctitlous and tti I of brag and tJuMs and you will flod llw follow log to Ih gvituliw Mlhl fact. Ttmtv an i.ot ftv vacant urw itmt In the vntlra wil aiHl pittxlvv not lwntv-llve empty IhMH' and tbe atv cither la jhxm KtltttM croUmrw(cl..lmlv)c Omaha can do It Kltggi.ig, but HaioVt).t(iry;titlgwthcrc and telng lcciMtl o d-vtmrc and I.tncoln titutttj- tttclic. what Omaha loo. trictitinmilr'rni Cat.v Condium twi, wvm ttOly kiMwn ty lmr owikm-k, tlay wwtM prtfer thoin to all other rcmodint ltr ptittHtjt Ulf lavrww (u t, flw, whlivtM. iiMt., iiim ciuvwmMllvttKtn. k irf ni NKW 8TYIJC OF ADAITAW.K JACKUT. while the crown Is covered with very line net, laco, or grenadine, or tinsel, or some other thin material Intermingled with flower nnd ribbons of the gnuxy fnshlon onco old, but now revived. Some, of the most beautiful flower of tho season nro mndo of velvet, nnd it Is not possible to tell how lKautil they nro. IVpples. prhnrvtscs. Jack roses, purple, morning glories and passion flow era are nil made of velvet, us nro also many other kinds, nnd it Is almost lm toslhlc to distinguish them from tho real flower. The velvet flowers aro for the llnest bonnets, nnd tho field flower for children's wear ami fof tba mora or uinary Jiata, There- nr also many very beautiful tmunets made of foliage only, like the shaded rvv-o or geranium leaves. Other nro made of purple and white violets only, and others of lilac. Uco of all Winds, from tulle to tho most expemdve point, u Hoen tm tho lion nets, and many of them haw strlnt made of lu Some of the evening bon- j tuts haw t.tvmivra of tulle In the twek which biiveun inch wido hem all around, i und nt the ilg of thlt Iie4n is sewn a ' very narrow Kitln riblxn. nkw coiFFtinns ron youno uvdiks. and to obvlnU? this Bad cntnstropho fash Ion has decided that all joung ladles whoso foreheads nro pretty shall wear their hair slightly waved" nnd turned back from tho faco nnd cither In a chat clalno braid, hanging In ono long braid In tho back or simply tied in tho nnpo of tho neck by a bocomlnir ribbon. All mnrricd Indies, no matter how young, nnd nil giddy matrons, no tnattoi how old, must mnke martyrs of thumselvcs ns usual, with their hair crimped, waved or curled down over their foreheads. Still thcio Is 6omo latltud.) nllowcd, and (KHiplo of Independent spirit can de viate enough to adopt tho stylo most be coming to individuals. A now departure In children's under wear Is to Imvo them made of tho "wash nhlo silk," a material nowly perfected nnd placed upon tho market. It costs about n dollar a yard, but la nearly a ynrd wide, Llttlo petticoats, wrappers, night gowns and shirt aro raado of it, and trimmed with Hamburg embroidery in silk. Tlm garments donot soil easily, and can bo washed cosily, and rcqulro no starching or Ironing, and thoy nlways look pretty and clean. It come In nar row striped patterns In delicate color. f A pretty uovf jacket for spring latuado of tan colored cloth faced with black vel vet and with a vet braided in brown. Tho jacket can bo left open by turning tho lapels back, or closed by four straps and buttons which aro concealed behind tho velvet, and this becomes two gar ments as far as convenience goes. Tho hat worn by tho model of this Illustration shows tho manner In which somo of tho straw hat aro covered with plume. The really elegant costumoin tho Illus tration shows a dress made of tho flno striped mohair, light and dark gray. Tho underskirt and facings to tho waist aro made of whlto surah, and tho ornaments aro of steel and silver with gray silk cord. The stylo Is very graceful and simple, nnd It will doubtless bo made up A Till llttiwtkkllldtel llft,.l. I,.)nttt !.- leUhmH.enl tfcliwv. )rmnif Isltvvl aiwI I ir- ., .f ..v-.- .. . ju .... i V affc&5S: ,' ( " - , 7" -. y - -, glt T W. ltiur, tiitMiit. IVln.a. iVv., hn fcitit, v.l aid lvrtt what pxple hate aM t' Oia'..tn-i1Sa Tam lUua, IU-mj; -ii tun- MV titf VpuUst.' It VN)I. VIVIvIntMMYHMX Ol (4At'kesaelHSatKllatiiN S.tby A K rtu.ivtl, lW)iUUT. I.if w HI tlthX at WelN ttr millinery irr VM MXrta Ktetvttth Mnet, tlw Mum it ttt artmfrtt ct Wat-s lxnu.is, Xhl ulit M t't y rMn itMW.d, a , wrwttn, ami a turt of shorter plume ' U iug fastened high on the left i.le, I noilccil Hime wry Uauiiful feather flow ers. StMiu wvrv tiger lilie In the nat- Ural OoUmh of Utth feather and flower, and they were wnderfllly ivrfcct. Tit newest and preuiest fancle In trimming are the arulttvque patterns wrought In Jlk and tinsel on a fouada-1 tioa of out material, and all tho un- j IZf mSSSwr M kJNe?- 7feL m& MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, 33S South Eleventh Street. They Have No Equal ! UJJtlAXT WRI.NQ COSTCMl- tn many combinations of goods In differ ent tJtndo rln harmonious contrast. It is also a design Mully carrittl mt In waJblo pkids, antl can be wwn by a girt r tier grandmother with equal prt lnrty ?to asserts Omk IlAKrcn, Call and See Them. FRANK E. LAHR Haiti Hiulcr Ctiattln MnrlRiiKo. To whom It nmyrniicoru. You nro hereby mitlni'd that on Hntunlny thn Cltli day of April Itwii, bt'tween tlm hoiirn of III o'nlix'k 11. m. nnd lo'rh'Pk p. m.nt tho tiiilldlmr known ns thn Clny .MniiiifiicttirliiK 'inniHiiyV woolen mills lliiiilcil JiiKlniirlli ortliu city of Uiiroln In l.iincioitnr County, Nebraska. I will sell at tmlillo unction to tho lilulimt nnd bent lilitilor fiirciiKli tho followliiir (tenerlbrd propiirty. 'i miwIiik timchliu'Ni 2 button hole mnrliliivi; .1 croelmt mnehlnrsi A kulttliiR IiiiicIiInchj 1 wIiiiIIiik miielilimt I double rib iimohlimj I wimiI workln iiiikiIiIiuii I oyo let miiclilnc. I erciixliiK miii'hltio; VsulrnuthiK npliiulliK 11111 clillii'd! 'J koI of rnrilt! I hydriiiillo oxtrimtor; I rilllliiK mill 1 If lion water tnnl(HU wool pick ertj I wool dlltler; I siifiii 2dcskx; I horsn; I wiikoii nud hnrui'M,toui!thprwltliiillliolililns, smhiU, Krlinlersidye and urourhiK tunks nnd miichliirs, KlinnliiK", iM'lllim, pulleyK, ntcnin and water pipes, ehilrs mid rnrnltiirofuvi'ry iti'ocrlptloiMiliio alt dye MiiIIh, all raw ma (crliil, nil mntorliil mid iioodt In proceRN of miililtfiicturi, nil maimfiiotilred kooiIn on hiiuil.nll wool, ribbon, buttons, thread, nil btiicksmltli tools, nli'iiin pumpK, lnttu'K, IioIkI miiii'IiIiii'h, roposete, and all nrtlelex of perron id property of every drmulptlou whntHoover owned ny tiiesnld, tlio t;luy MaimritcliirliiK Compimy. All of until property ubovo do Korlbrd behiK sllmited kept and imed by tho until Clny MmmfiictiirliiKt'ompnny lueomiee- lion Willi us woolen mill located In or near what Is known us Yolaudc l'lacn Miihdlvlnlon oflhe north halfoftlm north wch! iiiarler or section tiiirteen (i:i),iown ten (10), ninno six (il), onntorthudth r. M. In LnueiiHter County. Nubrntku. Hnoli unto wilt bo mndo under nnd ac cording to tho tonus of a ehutllo morlKiiKO Uivelibytho Clny Mamiriiclurlim Compuuy tonic, .1 A. Iludelnou, on tlio 1,1th day of Mnruh, IHK'.l, bonrlnu (Into of tlmt iliiy ami tiled for rccorit In the oilleo of tho county clerk of I JinuiiMtur County, Nobnwkii, on tho llth day of .tlnri'b, Ikmii. Tlmt mild inorlirnRO eonvnyeil tlio property ubotoilcHrrllicd; tliusnld moil KiiKowns kIvoii to secure tlm sum of )JHt) with Intercut at tho rate of Id per cent per mi lium from dnle until paid. That durault bus been Hindu In tho payment of said mini ns In snld ninrtitaifo provided nud thuro Is duo to mo and unpaid tlmreon thlslflthdnyof Mnrch, t, tliumim orl,OOr.tmiinil contHor roreelos lire nud A per cent nttorueys lees as In said morlKiiKO provided. .1. A. Himiki.hon, MortKiiKeo. lly Talbot ,V llrymi, his Ally's. .1-lfl-U Cbottli' MoitKiiuii Side, To nil whom II may couroru. You 11 to hereby untitled that on tho'JUth tiny of April, I8M1, at 2 o'clock p. m. nt tho tlaltor Mode In Went Lincoln, Liiiionxter County, Kcbraxka, by aulliorlly or a ehatllo mortKiiKo executed by C. W. Welsli nnd U. H. (Iriint to me dated November fith, lKHS nud llled for record In tho otllcc of tlio county clerk or l.iiiicuntcr County NobriiHka, November, 1III1 18SS, ax No. '.11,870 of uhuttlo morlxiiKcs I will Kill nt publlu auction to tho tilKlivnt niul bent bidder for cash tho following nrtlcles of pcrxonnl nroerty, to wltt i xmiI tables, I billiard table !U mkiI Imllx, I Ivory billiard IhiIIh, :t euo nicks 'JilcucM.tllirldKCNi '2 bull rucks, '.' strlm.'s or Ik'iiiIn, I pin pool liimiil, t chalk holders, 12 tillllunl room ehiilrK, 1 round walnut table, I Immpt with shades nud IiiiiikIiik nttchmciits, I coiintiT.ttll and back shuir, I limklmtHliiHt, '2 plct tires, UKobb'tM, flui'K, stove, 10 join's or plpo, tobacco cutter, small Iron stove, hivoms a screen doors with lmiiKltiKH, 1 hoard pnrtlt Ion, bed Mend, nprlni; and mattress nud bed clotbcH, wiikIi stnnd, table covers, Ico tank nud nil other nrtlelcs of peronal property UKeillnconnecllou with tlm Millard Imll nil or mild urtlcles ubovo dlxcrlbed bnlmrsltuiitcd la the bllllnnl hull formerly occupied by said morlKiurecs la Halter's block In West Lin coln, Nebraska. Default has boon mndo In the tcrniN of said uiortintKo nud tho mortic'iKco feels hliimulf un snfe nnd Inhccuru there Is now dun thlt Both day or Mnrch, 1ki tlm mini rvi.OO. J. H. lUltwtcK, MortBBcc. lly Tnlbot A llrynn his Atty's. Cliuttle SIiirlKiiu." Hale. To nil whom It mny concern. You nro here by untitled that on the '.Mh day of April I8.SU, at '2 o'clock p. in. at tho Ilnlter block In Went Lincoln, LniicnMcr County, NebrnwUa, by au thority of n ehnttle mortKiico oxietiteil Oct. ntlt ISSS, by (Inint t Mcdotrto Hanson A Titrk liiRton nnd by them hkkIhiumI toitto nnd lllwl for record In tho olllce or the county clerk or Inncnttcr County, Ncbmtkn. On the Oth dsy of Oct. 18, ns No. 3,M1 it chnttlo morlKiiKCH. I will veil nt public auc tion to tlm lilidiCHt and lictt bidder Tor cash tho following articles of pcrxonnl pniHrty, to wit: "All fixture In the Raloon bulldliiK owmMby A, llnltcrou lots? nnd 8 tu block I? Went Lincoln, iiImi alt merchandise nud pnrtlt Ions In mild room, In mild building, said room lieliut west room." Default hat been mndo In the terms or Knld inortcasonnil tbu mnrteiteeoortho morlKiiKO ftels hluiKclf unsure nud Insecure. There Is now due this !X)tli day of March ItMO, the tint irtrxun. A. 1IAI.TKU, amIriico of HeitKon A I'arklinjton lly TallKJt A llrynn, tils Ally's. NOTICE! j We arc sole agents in this city for Onyx Ingrain and dyed Black Hosiery. The line is complete in Cotton and Lisle thread, from cheapest to finest grades for men, women and children. We perfect in color, them. guarantee every pair to be We invite you to examine Respectfully, 1 1 I I U l ' Successors to J. E. MILLER, THE TROPIC Gasoline Stove has Powerful Generator, Hot Blast Burner Cores, Folding Arm Shelf, Automatic Safety Tank, and all parts of the Stove can be easily reached nnd cleaned by any one. W. B. WOLGOTT, 230 South llth Street. 1870 A. M. Davis & Son, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, ETC., ETC. 1889 Ladles, thU week we ation of would iavite special attention to our own Import- 700 PAIRS LACE : CURTAINS 700 PAIRS $1.00, never At prices never before offered in Lincoln. A good curtain for $.125, $1-50 and $2.00 while at $2.75 per pair wc have a curtain sold before at lees than $4.50. Goods all In tock ready for examination and will be chown with pleasure. A. M. DAVIS & SON, 1 1 1 2 O Street. Lq fcjflSMPk S1 -tBT K M - the.itakVBtuat.ixads "DOMESTIC" 936 P Street, North SI Je P. O. Square. Sewing MachineParlor LINCOLN OFFICE, 42 NORTH llth ST. W. A. DOGGETT, The Only Authorized Agent in Lincoln. '"4 Mi 1 .': UfaUM . O Vf wilwiwwwiiitKMKiwwfcmimMBuniiimiwmnwnnnnminiminininni,!,
