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The only road to the Great Hot Springs
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MY LADY'S RING.
FACT8 AND FANCIES CONCERNING
MANY HOOPS OF GOLD.
The rttgiignniriit aid Wedding King ami
Hie ringer They Adorn Superstitions
and Omens Connected with Them" The
I'osy Itlng of Ihn Nlsteenth Century,
TI10 origin of the circlet Hint ndomi my
Indy's linnd Is obscure, though very ancient.
Tlicro I n tradition which nsslgn tho Inven
tion of tlio ring to Tubal Cnln, nnd tho old
Latin author who gives circulation to tho
story, In ionkliig of tho wedding circlet,
sayst "Tho form of tho ring tielng circular
that Is to Miy, round nnd without end lm
pnrteth thl much, Hint mutual lovo nnd
hearty nITocllon slintild roundly flow from
0110 to tho other, n In tho clrclo, nnd thnt
conthumlly forever."
Tlio linnd of fctnnlo mummies found In
tho tombs of Egypt nro prof uscly decorated
with riiiR, tlnu proving thnt ring wonrltig
was nn established custom at a very early
day. Tho nenlthy ladle of Kgypt woro
rings on nearly ovcry flngor nnil costly rings
they wero, too. Their iioorer Utcrs imh1
leu costly clrclota, and rings formel of
bronro, glniw nnd jwttery with suitable mot
toes wero their finger friend.
llETHOTIIAt. AND UAIIMAnn ni.fOB.
Mnrringo by tho ring Is common in ninny
countries benldes our own. Tho IluMlnui
havo two ring, which aro changed threo
time. In tho llrst plnco, tho man iIncos tho
ring on tho woman's linger, then tho priest
clinnges tho mnn's ring nnd put it on her
finger, mid then priest nnd nmn join and glvo
her tho ring for life. When Henry VIII es
poused Anno of Clove ho sent her n ring
which boro tho Inscription, "Clod send mo
well to keep." It wn a fatal motto, as wo
know, for "bluff King Hal" ero long grew
tired of her nnd liegnn to look r.round for
another pretty victim.
Wedding rings have not nlwnys been inndo
of mutoL Necevslty ha caused tho Invention
of homo singular one. On sovornl occasions
11 pleco cut from tho linger of n kid glovo hna
answered for tho wedding circlet. When tho
gnllnnt Dukunf Hamilton married Misa Gun
ning nhnost on tho spur of tho moment, ono
might say, for tho courtship wn o but two
days' duration, I believe, no proper cere
monial ring wn at hand. Tlio nrchblshop
refused to net without n ring, nnd tho lord
nnd his Indy weru for n whtlo distracted.
Hut at longth tho knot was cut In an iugen-'
Ions manner and tho young couple wero mar
ried by tho ring of tho bed curtnln, which no
doubt cut n curious flguro on the whlto linnd
of tho fnlr diimocl.
Among tho Armenians children nro hiib
Jected to early lietrothnl by ring ceremony.
ThlsUdono by tho mothers, who make tho
occasion u very solemn ono, nnd nt any tiino
year afterwanl tho mail can claim his bride,
Ilutoncon year from tho tlato of tho bo
trothal tho prooctlvo brldo is entitled to
receive an Iaster ilreB from tho hands of tho
futuro husband. Custom similar to thlt ono
prevail In various countries of tho east, nnd
tho ring 1 mado to play a very tni'iortnnt
part In the womnn's Ufa
In Hoinun .iioumi1s, mention Alncrollus,
tho man gnvo tho woman a ring by wny of
pledge, and tho woman put it on tho third
linger of her left linnd, bocnuso It was bo
lloved that a ncrvo ran from thnt finger to
tho heart. Tho Egyptians ascribed tho
potwession of this important ncrvo to
tho .fourth finger of tho Hnmo hand Com
ing down to Inter belief and usago, wo
find that Madatno do la Tour, writing of my
lady's ring, says that If tho lady is willing to
marry, tho circlet should boworn on tho In
dex finger of tho left hand; If engaged, on
tho second linger; If married, on tho third;
but if sho hns no deslro to wed, then on tho
llttlo finger.
Tho sign language of tho ring is varied and
quaint. For Instonco, we aro told that a
ring on tho forefinger indicates a haughty,
bold aud overbearing spirit; on tho long
finger, prudence, dignity and discretion; on
thomarrlago finger, lovo and affection; on
tho llttlo linger, a masterful spirit.
Ono would not think that rings wero once
worn on tho thumb, but such was ono of tho
customs that prevailed from tho Fourteenth
to tho Seventeenth century. Wo are quito
familiar with FalataSVt extravagant boast
that, when young, he was slim enough to
"creep Into any alderman's thumb ring."
But thumb rings nover camo into general use
among tho ladles. Thoy preferred to koop
the riuc on tho tapering lingers, whero ft
could be worn with more easo and to better
advantage
Wedding rings in all ages havo been re
garded sacred. When Mary of Modcna, ono
ot tho beautiful and unfortunate heroines of
history, was forced to dlsposo of her Jewel
sho kept as most precious to her her wedding
ring. Dr. Samuel Johnson kept his wife's
ring as a sacred trcosuro, and tho keepsake
most valued by Victoria is known to bo the
ring placed on her linger by Albert on their
wedding day. Tbcro Is a story told of a Rus
sian prlnco who, on being searched previous
to a llfo long extlo In Siberia, begged to bo al
lowed to retain a plain gold ring which kept
alivo the memory of u happy marriage. And
the story goes, 1 am glad to say, that be
went 'to the mines with tho treasure next to
his heart.
rOSV AND MOTTO RINOS.
Posy rings camo into voguo with the Six
teenth century. Tlieco were motto rings, and
they form ouo of tho most interesting chap
ters of ring lore. It Is said that tho famous
ring which Ernjx sent to Queen Elizabeth by
thoCountetaot Nottingham, but which the,
willful woman did not deliver until after the
duke's death, was a posy. These rings were
common botweeu lovers nnd friends all over
Europe. Thoy boro rhyming mottoes and af
fectionate fccntiuicnt, and tho lady without a
posy ring was looked upon as forlorn and
with but fow hopes of marriage ahead.
Shakcspcaro know tho posy ring, for In tho
"Merchaut of Vculco" ho makes Qratlanoand
NerbsKi say:
Gratlniio Alut a hoop of gold, a paltry ring,
Thnt sho did glvo me, whoso posy wus,
For all the world like cutler's poetry
Umo a knife, "Love mo, lovo me not,"
Kerlssa What talk you of tho poey, or the valuer
You swore to mewnen I urn giro it you.
That you would wear It till your hour
of death.
Bom of tho mottoes ou the old posy rings
aro beautifully quaint. Tho list of them is
entirely too long to bo embodied In this arti
cle, but 1 caunot refrain from giving a fow:
"In theo my choice, I do rejoice."
"May God abovo Increase cur love."
"Not two but ouo till llfo is done,"
"My heart and 1 until I din."
"As gold U pure, so lovo Is sure,"
"As long as llfo your loving wife."
"Lovo U sure whero faith U pure."
"Lovo is heaven, aud heaven Is love."
"Not for a day, but, lovo, for aye."
"When this you see, then think of mo."
"In gold I'm cast to bind two fast,"
"My heart Is thine, true lovo of mluo." T.
a llarbaugh in Pittsburg Bulletin.
Including policemen, postofilco officials,
marketmen aud women, care takers, hospital
nursou uud uewsviiei' writers and printers,
It I estimated that fully 100,000 of tho In
habitants of London aro night workers.
A NAMt- FOR THE BABY.
From llil list of nrnnoi you, maybe,
('nil get him to plttam the baby,
ARlint. CVIIn, Ailrtnlile, Anna,
IllAnche, AKAtba, Constance, Hannah,
ClAiidlne, Claudia, llnrbara, llucbe,
I'llralietli, MabH, FrAiicc. Ilrli
("aniline, Catherine, F.ra, Corn,
C'orlcnno. Ilentrlce, Lilly, Floral
AiiRtixta. iKjruthy, PorrR Helen,
Ornce, ImiIm-, U-ltlee, Ulen;
Georgia, (lertnule, Until, Kutrlla,
Julio, IdiNnlle, Arabella;
Lucy, Wliinlfred, Portia, Ijxurr,
Klolse, Prudence, I'ntlence, Clara;
Myrn, Myrtle, May, MaIvIiia,
Ainnmla, Knld, Itoxc, Bablna;
Antoinette, ItiVnllnd, Ann, Oomclln,
Itowiniond, Nanette, Joan, Cordelia;
Mnry. MargArvt, IMItli. Ida,
PeiicloHi. Km inn, Aleen, Ada;
JoliAlino, OpliellA, Ollrln, Jnne,
IteKlnn, Kirah, Htiphln, Klnltio;
llArrlet. liiiuKt, Knl Hlm!
Pauline, I'niillnii, LiicIihIa, Alinlra;
Hyimtla, I'unlce, Henrietta,
Ftipliemla, Hvbll, Alfn-detta;
Charlotte, Mlllloent, Maml, Matilda,
Tlieniia, Adelaide, Pearl, Clotilda;
Marlon, Mlrinm, Jotvihlne,
Victoria, Florence, Imogvnu;
Virginia, Mngilallne, Isatn-lla,
i:ilta, ImiIn-I. Cimlert'llai
Felicia. Alice. (Iladyn, llertlia,
I'leanor, Umula, Clarissa. Martha;
Juliet, Adellna, Vi mm, Amelia,
(leorglnmia, IIokjuikiiuI, Violet, Adclla;
Daisy, Utlivl. llrlilgeU Annie,
Uve, VMm, Clothlldt-. Fanny;
Angcllen, Mercy, Angelina,
Nancy, (Iwcmtolyn, Christina.
Arnold, Anthony, Peter, Paul,
Christopher, Isaac, Ilobart, Baul;
Cletncnt, Conrad, David, Bllaa,
DrnnlH, lllchnrd, Francis, Cyru;
Flinutid, I'dnard, (Jeorgu, Adolplm,
Flgar, IaIhIii, Luke, Augustus;
Ferdinand, Henry, Harry, Itudolf,
Julian, Julius, Uerald, Adolph;
Hiram. Kbner, Kenneth, Ollen,
Nathan. Ileutien, Percy, Mile;
Frederick, 1'vcrard, Felix, Justin,
Kustace, nrnest, Kvan, Austin;
IVIe-, Owen, (Jrovor Victor,
(Iregory, Hilary, Jacob, Hector;
Francis, Elijah, llcnjaiiiln, Thomas,
Alplionso, Alexander, William, Morris;
Augustus, Hnniiiel, Abrnham, Abram,
Artiiur, Alfnxl, Albert, Adam,
Mathow, Mnrk, Mathlan, John.
Columbus, Cyril. JounUian;
Ilasll, Itnbert, Thatlilcui, Hornco,
ItapliacL Blmoti, Asa, Maurice;
Timothy, Bolonion, Esau, Iwls,
Oustarus Ooddanl, Harold, Lucas:
Jasper, Joseph, Allan, Ellas
Jonah, Titus, Hugh, Tobias;
Ilodcrlck, Charles, Theobald, Herman,
Itoger, Holnnd, Itodney, Aaron;
Bebastlan, Btcplieu, Ouy, Cornelius,
Theodore, Tracy, Italph, Theopblliis;
Jacob, JameM, Jcronui, Job, Otoffrey,
ltcginald, Plilllp, Itaymoud, Humpbrey;
Walter, Heyuold, Itandall, Josliua,
Itandolph, Itlolmnl, Mlchnol, Esau;
Patrick, Plillebert, Luclnn, Andruw,
Ieonnnl. Orvllle, Frank, Itartholomow;
Nicholas, Oliver, Martin, flodfroy,
Manuel, Daniel, Elicn, Jnrfrey;
Eugene, F.bene-er, Aaron, I'thcltiert,
Simon, (lllbert, Hubert, Herbert,
-H. a Dodgo In Detroit Free Press.
I'lieoiirngeineiit.
tUM?"
"Whnt a pity you don't hnvo looking
glasses nil along tho walls then ono could sco
oncticlf n ono went round, you know.
"Why, ml", If you wn to neo yourself In
n looking glusw Just now, you'd nover git on h
'orso ngnlnl" ftinclt
Unman Nature.
Conversation twenty years henco Young
Man Father, 1 supposo you witnessed the
great parado nt tho tlmo of tho Washington
centennial celebration I
Father No, I failed to seo It,
"It Kccms strango that you should have
missed such a big thing. What was tho rea
son r'
"Because I was living In New York at the
tlmo. Busy In tho ofllce that day, you see. If
you want to know anything about it ask
your uncle George ho camo on from Alaska
and saw tho whole thing." New York Trib
uno. lie Knew Her.
Mrs. Hendricks Bertie, your
mother is
calling you.
Bertlo Teaser Yesm, I know It, But 1
guess sho don't want mo very bad
Mr. Hendricks She's called you seven
times already.
Bertie Teaser Yes, I know; but sho hasn't
yelled "Albort" yet, Time,
Appropriate.
Fendcrson (who Is struck with an Idea)
Baw Jove, Minnie, but Isn't it dooccd odd,
don't ycr know, that the first president should
have had tho same namo as the capital of the
United 8 tn tea I And quito appropriate, too,
when a fellah comes to think of It, don't ycr
know, Boston Transcript
fond of Flowers,
Mr. B. My dear Mrs. Croesus, tu'ay I not
put your name down for tickets to Professor
Pundits course of lectures on Buddhism!
Mrs. C Oh, by all menus! You know
how passionately fond I am ot flowers. Nur
sery World
The Way lie Felt About It.
Visitor So your sister Is off on a visit,
Willie. I supposo you feel very lonesome
without bcrl
Fivo-ycni-old Wllllo (dubiously) Yo-es, I
feel loiiesomo- but I'm good deal more com
fortable, Chicago Journal.
Only Three.
Tho conversation turned upon a certain
gentleman who (s not what you may call a
brilliant speaker. "Ho has only threo faults,"
n friend n-Kitogotically remarked) ", bo
rends lit (.-iccches; 'J, he reads them badly; S,
thoy nro not worth rending." La Carlcaturo.
Ton Fraternal.
"You're a nico editor, Chubbs)" "What's
the matter nowP "Why! you say 'tho pub
lisher of The Daily Voiro U an unmitigated
ass.'" "Well, ho Is!" "But you add: 'Wo
ndvlso our brother Journalist to reform his
stupid waykl'" Chicago lcdgcr.
Speaking of Cut.
Coruolln I'm undecided a to how to wear
my hair. Can you suggest n liecomlng wny I
Cordelia Why not originate u now roll for
it, nnd call It tho "bankrupt twlstl" It's cer
tainly short enough, J udge.
Too True,
ricnty ot men can tell you what tho score
ot today's ball game was and bo at tho same
tlmo utterly unable to say anything about
their own scores at the corner grocery.
Merchant Traveler.
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lie lletrayed Himself.
J J m M Hi )K
tffi
i y i y toy
Manager I'm very sorry, Mr. Clark, but
I'm nfrnld you won't do nn my stngo mnna
gcr 1 can't liuvo n man who's had no expe
rience Tho Now Stngo Manager Whnt makon
7011 think I'vo had no oxior!onco, sir!
Manager Why, 1 noticed that you took
off your hat to tho leading lady when you
camo ou thu stngo this morning. Ho left nt
tlif endtf tlii.' week. Judy.
The Modern Idea.
For somo yenrs past there hm Ix-en 11 crnro
for tho old fa-liloned tlmo pieces thnt stood In
the hnllwnys of our gniudfnther nnd nro fn
mlllnrly known n gmndfiithcr'a clock.
There is some sentiment In this, of courxo, but
nfter nil It 1 simply a fad In fnshlounblo cir
cles thnt will hnvo It run nnd bo forgotten.
Indeed wo enn already seo 11 reaction. Tho
Men of n tlmo pleco in tho hall Is nil right,
but jieoplo in this dny want something licttcr
than tho wheezy nffiilr of two geuerntioiiH
ngo. Thoy wnnt nioro stylo nnd licttcr time.
Hnllot, tho Tenth street Jeweler, has with hi
usttnl enterpriso brouglit to Lincoln thu first
hall clock of the modern nmku. It I n stately
nlfnlr with ncnruofonkthntlhnndsomolyset
off with trimming in brns. It is n tiling of
benuty, is easily taken enre of nnd tho woi k
will keep tlmo with n regulator. Step In and
seo it.
llierensed I'ueltltleM for I'liNseiigers (lolnc
1'nst Over tho Iloek Island Kotite.
Tho Council Bluff nml Chicago Limited
Vestibule Express, In nddltion to now nnd el
egnnt dny cohcIidk, I'ullmnn I'nlnco SleejicrH
and dining enrs, now include Kreo Ilecllnlng
Chnlr Cars from North Plntto. Neb., throuch
to Chicago vln Omiilm, stopping nt nil iniior-J
wint iniorvening kiiiih. yulcK time, luxuri
ous accommodations, nnd prompt connections
nt Chicago with limited train for Detroit,
Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, New York,
Boston, Philni'olphln nnd all enstern point.
For further Inforinntinn nddre-s 8.H.Stovens,
Gen. Agt., V.VX't Fnrnuin street, Omnhn, or
John Sebastian, G. P. St P. A., Chicago.
Hewer I'lpes.
For Culvert nnd Sewer Pipe, Iwth for dmlng
or wells, Dean St Horton rnrry nil sizes from
four inches to twenty-four inch Inclusive nt
bottom prices.
Fine Dry flood
At n discount of SS per cent, until Juno 1st.
Now la tho time. Ahiiiiy & Millhi-auoii.
One Quarter OA"
Ou nil cash sjile until June 1st. If you need
dry goods It Is lower than yon cnu buy them
nt wholesale. Ahiiuva Millhiauqii.
Turn horses out in n good posture for n fow
weeks, when they get in bad condition. If
that can not bo done uso Dr. Cndy's Condi
tion Powders; they will put n horso In perfect
health. A well horso don't need medicine.
Hny, grain and good care 1 better. Dr.
Cndy h Condition Powders are a truo horso
medicine, (not u do-H.) they nid digestion, euro
constipation, kidney disorders nnd dlstroy
worms. Sold by A. L. 8hnder, Druggist.
AVo havo a largo stock of Canopy top Sur
reys, Phaetons, light buggies, etc., ou hand
and nro making very low prices on nil our
work. If yon nro contemplating tlio pur
chase of n carriage of nuy'klnd, come nnd seo
us. v HI take your old buggy in exchnnge nt
Its fnlr cash value. Camp Brothers, comer
10th nnd u.
Morton St Lelghty at their handsome new
lee cream jiarlors will serve none but strictly
pure icecream. A line of fine confectionery
will also bo found fresh nnd at right prices.
Odell'i dining ball, SI 'tickets for $4.00.
We can sell you a good hoo for less money
than ever.
We aro at tlio top in quantity nnd quality
nnd at the bottom in prices.
Call at Webster & Rogers', at 1043 O
street.
Telephone at tho Courier oillce is !i53,
Prompt delivery, courteous treatment and
price as Ijw as tho lowest aro the Induce
ments wo offer patrons. Lincoln Ice Com
pany. Telephone nnmber 118. OfHco 1040 O
street.
Drive out to Cushmuu iark Sunday and
get ono Brown's famous dinners.
Whlto goods and
Nlssloy St Co.
French sateens II. It.
Buy your coal of the Whitebreast Cool and
Lime Co., nnd it will always be wellscroai.ed,
full weight, best quality nnd at right prices.
Wo have Just received n full Hue uf the
Burt & Pncknnl shoes nt Webster o. Rogers'
1043 O street.
For underwonr, hosiery aud kid gloves II.
R. Nlsslcy & Co.
Tako that prescription to Wilson & Green's
pharmacy 139 south Tenth street, where it
will bo ncuratcly compounded and prices will
bo reasonable.
"Taken by Blegoi will begin In tho Courier
ot June 1st and continue through several is
sues. It is a love story of Kiwer fill Interest,
written by a New York Journalist from his
own experiences. Tlio herolno is supposed to
bo Clara Louise. Kellogg. .
Call aud look throuuh tho shoo depaitment.
nt II. II. NUsley & Co.
Try the delicious cream smln nt Wilson &
Green's 1311 south Tenth street. Nothing but
pure nnd whoWomo llrr.lt flavors used.
Brown has secured the refreshment privi
lege nt Cukhinan'e k, nnd the publiu will
be intelligently served by nu experienced ca
terer. Families desiring pure Ico cream or ice tor
Sunday dinner or any other time can be serv
ed with u superior quality at Morton Sz
Lelghty 's.
Sawyer St Moehler's greenhouse supply cut
flowers, boquots, etc, on short notice.
Branch floral conservatory In Masonic Tem
ple basement.
Remember von got nothing but the pure
artlcls when you order your Ice from the Liu
ooln Ice-Company. Telephone number 118.
Odlce 1040 O street.
The choicest brand of cigars, the finest
fruit and confectionery und the various flav
ors ot pure ice cream may bo found nt Mor
ton Sz Lelghty" new store, 1130 N btreet.
FOUR OF THE' WON.
Col.Tunner Tells How Four of Vive Ticket
In the Louisiana State Lottery
Drew 1'rlies.
"Ye," snld Col. XV, A. Tanner, nt 1108 Nic
ollet! avenuo thl morning, n he Invited all
callers to partake of n splendid lunch which
wn spread out on the tables o'f hi toro, "this
cornea from the Ioullnna Htnto Lottery."
"You see," ho went ou, "I liouglit flvo tickets
In tho April drawing and all but ono drew
money, I hnvo been thinking of making com
plaint hccnuMj tho other one didn't draw n
prize, too. The prliK'Ipnt one wiisn slice of tho
big prlre, nnd I received n my shnro $15,000.
Tho money I now In tho First Nntlounl bank,
through which It wn collected, The prize
drawn by tho other numbei wero -S5, $15
nnd $10."
Col. Tntiner I the well known proprietor of
tho "Elite," nnd tnke hi good fortune with
out any more ado tlimi ho would display in
bcntlng John FJnnuignn nut of n clear nt n
fgnmoofdlco. Ho snld this morning thnt ho
had bought lottery tickets nt various times
during hi life, but doubted it liolmd Invented
$yoo In nil hi life. He Is therefore Incline 1
to bolluvo thnt tho lottery I a good thing to
pntronize. "I never had any doubt of its
MUiircnetN,n ho went on, "or I should not
hnvo bought tickets. Hut If I hnd been n (lis
lHjlloverthloxierIeue" would ceitnluly have
convinced me of my mistake. It's n stpinro
denl uud every innii I likely to lo struck by
the favorable lightning a I wn. Yep, I'm
going to Invest In tho nextdrnwlng, In fact,
I hnvo already n half dozen diffoicnt limn
tors. Mlnnrajmlh (Minn.) Mar, May 1.
rumps nnd Wells.
Denn St Horton hnvo mado contract with
well men to lenvo orders, nt their olllce for
Drive, Bored or Tubular welk All work
guaranteed or no my.
Help Wanted.
For tho lieiicflt of tho Indies who may lmve
to pass through the common stiuggloof so
curing help, the CouilIKli will receive wnnt
advertiseuieuts for publication In tho Dnlly
Cull wnnt columns. I'm tic desiring help
situations, bonrdcrs, or to rent rooms or rent
houses can lenvo their ndvertNement nt this
olllco nnd they will ho promptly delivered to
thu Cnll for publication. One cent n word
per dny 1 tho expense.
Horace Greeley's Allude.
It wn-i ninlntnlni'd by tho lato Horace
Grecloy, that "nothing succeeds llkosueces!"
If this botruo. Chnmlierlnlu'ri Cough Heme
dy will nlways lio popular, n It nover falls.
It 1 intendod especially for coughs, cohls,
croup and whooping-cough, nnd U undoubt
edly the best nnd most reliable medicine in
uso for tlio'o diseases. It Is decidedly it suc
cess. For sale by A L. Shrnder, druggist.
Cleaulliies Next to ('odllnenM,
To tho resident of Lincoln, Neb.: This is
to notify you thnt the undei signed hnvo pur
chased tho 1 Ight and title to the business
heretofore conducted under the unmu of tho
Crystal Steam Inundiy, nnd organized Into
a corporate body in nccordnuco with the laws
of the state of Nebraska, under tho title of
the "Capital Steam Laundry nnd Olllco Sup
ply Compnuy,"of Lincoln, Nebraska. Mr. J.
W. Wilder has Ijccii employed iih mnnnger
nnd we guarantee that nil work entrusted to
our enro will bo dono sntlsfnctorily.
It. P. Macdonald,
J. W. ItAHNHDALZ,
W. C. Lorn
A Jlnschul! Man Hum n Victory.
Ralph Staples, first linscmnn for the Green
stockingF, nnd Mnudo Keen, n dining room
girl nt tho Reynold house, bought n twentieth
ticket in the Ioulslnnn Statu Lottery in part
nership, nnd nt Inst Tuewlny's drawing got
$15,000, or $7,500. each, South BennV Ind.,
Weekly Timet, April 10.
Sewino Machine koii Sale Entirely new
of popular make, with all attachments, wll
bo sold at a big bargain. Enquiro nt this of
fice. HEYMAN & DEICHES,
lMS-lJUO Karn a 111 Ht.,'.New l'uxton Block,
Omaeca, - ZETttb-
THE LARGEST
CLOAK,
SUIT and FUR HOUSE.
In The West
We nro now Introducing mnny now novel
leh In Hprlng und Hummer Wear, nnd re-
spectAilly Invlteour Lincoln friends to call
and seo tho now lluo Just opened.
ARE DIRECT IMPORTERS
And ns such can oiler later styles ut lowor
prices than any hnuso west of Chicago 11 fact
wo'll tuke pleasure In pniviiiRto Llncolnlte.
GALL AMD SEE US WHEN IN OMAHA.
Wo cnu h'iow you a lino lino of Clonks,
Drosses aim Kurs that lurpnss anything you
hnvo ever seen In the entire west. It will pay
you to tako 11 trip to Omnha to see us, Ifyou
want anything nice In our Hue.
Mall Orders Receive Prompt Attention.
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LADIES
Should cnll and
sec our Goods
nnd Spring
Novelties
nnd Ornaments
for the head.
All the latest
shimcs In Unngs
Swftclics, etc.
1114 0 St.
Just what Lincoln Needs
Oliver Mnj-gnrd with hi customary en
tcrprlsc lins put on his Transfer Line,
n huge
Furniture Van!
For moving Household Goods nnd other
Goods Hint require careful handling. The
best care is nlwnys tnken nnd all orders
entrusted nre'nttendcd to by experienced
workmen.
Leave Orders, or Call up Telephone ill
Oflkc with L. D. T. Co., Cor. Tenth nnd
O Streets.
2 Missouri Valley Fuel Co. I
Hell the bestunllty of Hard and Soft
COAL
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
OFFicn :
6 Richards' Block, cor. 1 ith nnd O. &
INSTRUCTOR ON
Piano 1 Organ
OFFICK WITH
Curtice & Tillers' Music Store,
207 South 1 tth Street.
fflss Ethel Howe.
Teacher of Singing
Room 131 Burr Block.
Hours, 10 A. M. to 6 P. M.
R. O'NEILL,
dealer in
Diamonds, : Jewelry,
AND OPTICAL GOODS.
Repairing and Engraving a Specialty.
16 No. Tenth Street.
N. R. HOOK, M. D.,
DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Jrinary and Recta j Diseases a Specialty.
Treats rcctnl dlsenscs by BRINKEKHOFF
PAINLESS SYSTEM. Onice, rooms 122, 123 and
121 llurr Block. Twelfth and O streets. Office
telephone MS. Residence 1029 Q street. 'Phone, 682
Office hours, 9 to 12 a.m. 2 to 5 and 2 to fl p in
bundays, 10 to 11 o. m.
C.A.SHOEHAKER.M.D.
Homceopathist Physician,
Telephone No, 'iS;
161 South nth Street, Lincoln Neb
WESTERFIELD'S
Palace Bath Shaving
PARLORS.
Ladies - and - Children's - Hair - Cutting.
ASP.SJ.AI.TY.
COR 1 J & CI STS., NEW BURR BLK'
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