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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1890
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POPULATION OF LINCOLN 00,000,
Saturday Evenin&March 1 600
TAKE NOTICE!
Tho Couiiirii will not Ik' responsible for
any deb! mndo by any one In tin nnino, nil
w n written order mvoninnlo tlio same,
rrojHrly signed.
!. Wkhhki., Jr., Prop'r.
Corner 10th and P Streets.
Dry Goods
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CARPETS.
Tito Courier Can 1m Found At
Windsor llotol New Htiuul.
Capital Uoll Now Htnml.
(Well's Dining llnll News Stand.
ThoOothnm Now Htnml, 11 South tltli Ht.
llert llumicr, 111 Noilli lltli Street.
Kil. You UK, 1020 ( Street.
Knton A Smith, USIO
Little HKirt Cigar Store. 113 N. lath St.
DUNLAP HATS
Spring Style Opened
Saturday, Maidb. Mist
AT-
W. R. DENNIS & CO.'S
1137 O STREET.
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I.oonl mill l'orsoimJ.
Whltobrmst Coal and Llmu Company.
Lincoln loo Co., 1010 O St. Telephone 118.
Perry & Harris, Jowelors.
Drown' restaurant for meals.
Tako Turkish at 101(1 0 street.
Auk your grocer for Qullek's broad.
Telephone at tlio Couiukh olllco la 3KI,
Mineral water used tor bathing, 1010 O st,
Glvo UotU & Weaver, thu now coal firm, n
rial.
Mlm C. J. Gullmctto'a dro moklug par
on, 1333 O Btreot,
Try somo of tlio flno fresh fish served every
day at Cameron's.
Canon City Coal again at tho Whltebrenst
Conl and I.I mo Co.
Ask your grocer for Oullck's broad.
Roast inontii, and vegetables of all klndsat
Cameron' Lunch House,
Superior iiuality Anthracite coal at ISetta
fc "Weaver'. Call up 440.
Join tho Terry & Harris watch club. Get
a watch at a dollar a w eok.
Tho old reliable Canon City Coal at Hutch
n & Hyatt1, 1CV10 O street.
Improved shower for Turkish Imths at 1010
O street, basement Union block.
Only plaeu In Lincoln that uses mineral
wator in laths Is at 1010 O street.
Ask your grocer for Oullck's bread.
Try an oyster stow or oyr tent In any stylo
at Den Cameron's. They aro lino.
A five-dollar work of 8hakooK'aro given
away. Seo advertisement, page 8.
Brown is ready to servo Iwiuquets, wedding
collation and othor spreads on short notice.
Gullet's bread U full weight.
Canon City, Mondota, Ohio 11 lock and Col
orado Conl, at lietts & Weaver's, phono 440.
Now Is tho time to lay in your winter sup
ply of conl. Hutchins & Hyatt's, 1040 O
street.
Fresh mined Lacknwana Anthrnclto and
othor line coals at Hutching & Hyatt's, 1040
O street.
Cakes of any and nil kinds for bnnquetpnr
ties made to order on short notice at tho Qu
llck Bakery, 013 P fctreet. Telophono IDS.
Winger & McGahey for Coal, Coke and
Wood. 133 North Elovcnth street. Tele
phono 890.
Ladles will find a complete lino of fine shoes
and all the latest stylos at tho proper prices at
Bherwln's Roston Shoo Store.
Buy Gullck's bread.
Buy your coal of the VVhitebreast Coal aud
Lime Co., aud it will always be well scrcai.od,
lull weight, best quality and at right prices.
Ashby & Mlllspaugb. are offering their en
tire stock ot tine dress goods and silks at cost.
How Is the time to buy a nice dress for very
ittle money.
Balnl Bros, are giving SO per cent discount
on all cash sales and a chance on a $45 sowing
roochlno on every purchase or bill paid to tho
amount of $1.00,
Buy Gullck's broad.
You can save SO percent on your hard waio
and get a chance on a $45.00 sewing machine
for every dollar's worth you buyatBalrd
Bros., 1343 0 street.
The now Felix Govine's face powders re
cently received by Mtu Johnston are having
a popular Bale and all the ladles who have
used it have great praise for It.
Edith E. Russell, artist in China, Oil, Pas
tel and Water Color painting. Studio, room
140 Jones block, corner Pand Twelfth streets,
entrance 189 north Twelfth itrett.
Old trunks made aa good as new or taken
in trade tor new ones at trunk factory SOS
Bo 11th St., tL 063. Wirrick & Hopper.
Also a flno line of trunks.valises, etc.
Fine carriages, buggies), saddle horsee and
the best livery stock In the city at A. G. D11U
meyer & Co'. Palace Stable. Telephone
orders (No. 435) roceivo prompt attention.
J. T. Jones' new carriage repository is now
located on the crouud floor. 305-007 South
Tenth street, in the Bohanan block, where his
line oi fine carriages of all kinds show to bet
tor advantage than ever. Jonm want to Mil
you a rig when you want one. Call and see
bin. He agroee to make the rioet suit or
live you the rig.
HOt
PERSONAL.
Tho editor of tho CoimiKii received a letter
from Prof. Mahler of Ht. Iouls during tlm
week In which llmt thoroughly accomplished
Instructor "f dancing and deportment soaks
of his prospective visit to this olty. Mr.
Mnlilor hn n number of flattering offers
from as many piniuluent cities, but living
well known hero prefers t" return to this
olty, but ho must havo assurances that n cer
tain number will Join his classed before Inula
cldos to come. Mr. Mahler needs no Intro
dilution, especially to our prominent clllreiiH
or social leaden His gentlemanly ways, to
gether with u complete knowledge of his pro
fow.lon,lmvo won for him mi enviable reputa
tion In Lincoln, not only In n husluetvt light,
hut socially as well. He would arrive about
the llrst of May anil remain two mouths,
lmtasnhovu stated must llmt Imi guaranty! a
certain iiiiiiiIkt of scholars, Many have ox
prosucd a desire to join the classtn, but have
not slgnlllod the same to Mr. Mahler. In or
der to fncilltalo mutters and wishing to havo
that gentleman and his InteroMlug family
with us again, thul'ouiilKii will reooho tho
name of all dcslrousof Itccomliigmcmhorsof
thu class. Names should Imi sent In within
threo days, lo tho olllco, telephoned by No
3.VI or sent ier mall, This list will thou bo
mailed to Ht, Iiuls aud tho result nuuouuced
as soon as an answer canbo received. If you
aro Interested In dancing, now' tho cliauoo
to learn from n master of tho art one who
was veritably liorii a dancer.
InstiMid of entertaining tho Fast Lincoln so
cial club at tlielr homes Mtwrs.H.Iv. Halo, O.
H.l'row,N.B.llalrd,RA,HallettandO.O.Hnlu
ongagil Toiuplo hall for Thursday evening
and Invllod tho Calumet and Comus clubs to
Join in thogayety. Tho result was ouo of tho
largest mid jolllest mrtlesof tho sensoii. Tho
grand march was led by Mr. Fred and Miss
Mngglo Hallott, who iutrislucod several new
llgures, Tho muslu, with Miss Wllloiighby
at tho piano, was excellent, and the prompt
ing was tho In'st tho writer has heard In Lin
coln, A third of tho dances wero quadrilles,
and many new changes wero introduced. Tho
calling was so clear and distinct that no one
had any illlUculty In following tho new
changes, and tho result was a pleasing vari
ety. Miss Kllen Drlsty, for a long tlmo with Her
polshclmcr &. (., Is noon to leuvo for KuroKt,
nnd on Friday evening of last week tho pro
prietors and employees of that houw made
her a plenmiut siirpriso vlt at her home Tho
party comprised Mitwrs. nnd MendiiineH Her
IKilslielmer, Anderson and lloehm; Miwdanuxi
Uhaw,WllllamHou, Hedford, Flshback.Uiulth
sou; MIskim Jennie and Mock leathers, Pau
lino and Mario Hnuck, Drlwllo, Gustason,
Ohrstrum, HoImtIsoii, Iiulo and Laura Mo
Grew, Hedford, Iltako, Maglunls, Lynn, Lar
son, McAllister of Grand Island; Memrs.
Mohrenstochor, Tlionipson, Parmaleo, Webb,
Wnrnkee, lloriiellus.Btnnloy, Decker, Wylwl,
Gntchel, llobliiHou, Ilallio and CIiiih. Ducker.
Maungei Gardner of tho Lincoln Parking
and Provision company, of West Lincoln, has
decided to put a lino of meats on tho market
for summer trade, and the article Introduced
Is homo made sausages. These aro made of
choicest meats, prepnrtsl by tho most oxorl
enced sausage maker and will benrtlioclowst
Inspcct'on. Later on, smoked meats, hami
txicous, etc., will be put on tho market. All
butchers hnndlo tho Lincoln Pncklng Co.'s
goods. They claim their meats are tlio Ix-st
that can be had, and liosldcs that, they are
always fresh and received dally. It your
butcher Is not wldo awako enough to handle
those goods call up 487,
Mrs. John Zehrung nnd son Frank havo
loft Loh Angeliy on their way homownnl, but
they will make sevcrnl Btops nnd may not
reach Lincoln In'foro May 1st. They could
not get along without tho Couiukh for homo
news, nnd hnvo lieeu Kondlug for Ixick num-.
bers. Which reminds us: The Couiukh will
bo mailed to nuy address, aud thonddrcKScnu
bo changed as often as nooosMiry by dropping
the olllco a iHwtnl card. Lincoln )eopleway
from homo may hnvo the Couiukh follow
them, nnd they ill nover find a pior so lie.
teiestlugas when away from homo. Kach
lvue contains more nens than a dozen lettem.
Tho Couiukh will bo mailed in this way at
tho regular prlco.
Tho monthly reception of tho First Congre
gational church wns held WodnoMlay evening
under tho general direction of Mrs, V. Q,
Boll, assUttMl by Mrs. Samuel Nesbltt, MIhs
Lonn Gllltnplo nnd Miss Fanny Mnrley. Sun
jier wns followed by a program with sleep ns
Its theme. Mrs. Will O. Jones gave a cradle
song from KJerulf, Mrs. A. W. Jmtson wing
tho lullnby from "hnnlnlo," Miss Cochran
played u crndle song by Mntou nnd Mi's. Ma
nntt snug a lullaby from GottMhalk. Quito
a number ot quotations wero given, and live
scenes from "Tho hanging of tho crnuo" wero
presented.
Cards are out for a double ueddlug at tho
First Baptist church nt 7:45 next Tuesday
evening. Miss Com A., daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. A. G. Preston, will bo married to Mr.
Charles 8. McKennoy. Miss t'nrrle J., daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. McKeuuey, will bo
married to Mr. Alva S. MoKenney. Tho two
bridegrooms aro engaged In business In cntt
Lincoln. Miss McKinuoy tins been living at
Spencer Urmk, Minn.
Threo uirtlcs wero given last evening that
the Couiukh cannot reort becnufco of going
to press too early. Mrs. George H. Clark en
tertalued tho elder people nt cards nnd MIm
Gertrude Mnnmctto ontcrtnlueil a largo com
pany ot young folks likewise Miss Florence
Putnam, 601 South Twelfth street, celebrated
her eleventh year with a party for her girl
and boy friends.
Llnoilu division, Uniformed Hank, and
Capital City lodge, Knights of Pythias, had
tho largest social of tho series Thursday oven-
lug. Tho entertainment Included cauls,
dancing, refreshments and drilling. The la
dle of tho uniformed rank, who aro drilling
for vn entertainment on the 35th. marched In
and wero Introduced by Captain Percival.
J. W. Outright, for the past year city ed
itor of the Call, has resigned to become Oma
ha correspondent of the Journal, George
Smith, now filling the Omaha place, has bo-
come Interested in n new jorloaicai in mat
city and is also part owner of an advertising
agency that has already built up a consider
able business.
John Dorgan and Low Marshall have enter
ed upou a contest whoso intensity compels
their anxious friends to hold their breath ex
itectantly. They aro to run a raco in mus
tache growing for threo months, and havo up
a Ave dollar forfeit. P. S, Clarence Smith
has Joined in tho issuo and W. F. Moyer
ought to,
Quito a number ot friends dropped in en
Miss Nellie Whlto Monday evening, and they
organized an informal high fire party. John
Dorguu was set back six olntsonce, but even
then ho won first honor. His success teemed
to putzle the rostof tho company, butperhapi
ho kept the score.
Mr, and Mrs. J. K. Rlggs returned Monday
from their Kansas City visit. Mr. Rlggs has
not yet decided on bis busluchs plans for tho
future, but is considering propositions to go
into wholesaling concerns already well estab
lished. It is to bo hoped bo will not leave
Lincoln.
It si-ems that (ho CouiUKli wns under a
wrong IiiihcmIoii In making tho statement
that tho last party of the Yoiku club closed
Its season. The club's pi (igram calls for an
other hop, nnd arrangements are Itelng mndo
to have It the most momoinhlo onu of tho
series.
Honator Frank Tnggart of Hastings was In
town Wednesday. Mrs. Tnggart was seri
ously sick for two months, hut Is now conva-
lew lug, and tho little daughter Is tho bright
est nuil lxst girl in the stato.
Secretary of Hlato C'owdry has received a
letter from Boston announcing that Mrs.
Kllrahetli Wrlghtof Kommeiville, MaHS.,ng(sl
twenty-live, would like to marry a western
man who would supisirt her.
Mrs, (Iriitiluger, tho guest of her daughter,
Mrs. A. (J. Zleiuor, has gone to Hloux City
for n short visit, and will go thonco to Cleve
land for tho summer.
Otto Mohrenstecher, Junior member of tho
(lrtn of Herpolshelmer iV Co, wns handsomely
surprised by his employi-os recently. They
pnweutod him nn English stag hot n umbrella
nnd a Ikix of cigars.
Will Allow.iy, 1318 M, celebrated hii AN
teeuth year Monday evening by entertaining
a company of young ooplo. Gaines, dancing
nnd refreshments, made a very happy affair
of It.
W, II. Dennis nnd family will soon remove
to one ot tho new llarr houses on South Elov
enth street. They aro said to bo among tho
most elegantly finished residences in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schmlttel left Saturday
for Hot Springs, Alk. Mr. S., by the way,
has Just mndo a deal in Denver real osUito
that has netted him a handsome profit.
Mrs. Chancellor Dossey wns called enst
Monday by tho death of i sister, Miss Athern,
nt Cambridge, Mass. Tho deceased sieut a
winter in Lincoln several years ngo.
Mnjor C. II. Bufonl returned last Friday
from Kentucky and hi ought three thorough
bred Iioi-m's, one each for J. E. Smith, C. T.
ViiudiiHcn nnd E. P. Caguoy.
Miss Mary iA'iuist of Atchison, who made
many friends while In Lincoln last hummer,
has been MK'iidliig tho week with Mrs. A. 11.
Coffroth.
G, G, Beams and Wm, Ijiiio havo formed a
IHittnership In thereat estate nnd loan busi
ness. They will uUo handle grain In carload
lots.
Messrs. 1L II. Oakley and C. E. Yates and
their wives left Friday for Fortionvonworth
to Kicnd Siidday with I.Uut. and Mi's. Dud
ley. Edward K. Harris of Onl was in the city
Saturday on his way to 1m Vegas, N. M., to
Join his father-in-law, Fred Fuiike,
II. 11. Dean says ho has had enough city
council in his nnd Al. Hurgieaves stands u
good chnnco of being his succcor.
It Mx'ins tho prollts of the Kirmcss ncro
oven linger than at flrst reported. They
glow from $1,350 lo $1,:I13.
Walt M. Seeley returned Tuesday from tho
Piicillo coast. Ho has been npK)!ntcd(i special
agent of the comma bureau.
A telegram from Ixis Vegas, Now Mexico,
on Thursday roHrUd Mr. Fred Fiiuko to Ihi
in a very critical condition,
Tho Lincoln Diomlos, Wing and Walsh,
have taken up their summer residence In the
Chirk house, on 11 street.
Lieut. Grllllth has had ouo hand in tho hos
pital. A mucilage bottle broke in his hand
nnd cut an ugly gash.
Miss Mugglo Dormice, the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. Alt Shilling, has returned to her
home at Carlton, HI.
Llucolnltcs may Hud the CouiUKn on sale
In Omaha at Keith's uon stand in the Boyd
opera house block.
W. E. Painter has boon promoted to con
ductor, ami went to Aurora Tuesday to take
out his first train.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Camp are glorying in
tho possession of a new ton, who arrived
Thursday.
The Elks w ill probably have u social for
members after tho regular meeting Monday
evening.
Miss Olive Lntta will entertain the Heart
Whole uud Fancy Froo High Five club this
evening.
Miss Esther llrlggs, tho guest of Miss Maud
Biickmnu, has returned to her home at Free
port, HI,
Mrs. C. C. Valentino nnd her daughter
Enid of Omaha aro visiting Mrs. M. K.
Wheeler.
Dr. Charles Spahr loft yesterday noon for
allying trip to Domer. Ho will bo back
Monday.
W. R, Dennis left again for Kansas City
on Wcdnenlay, but w III be back tomorrow.
John Stlro has been enjoying a visit from
his In other, dipt. F. II. Stlio of Liicou, III.
Tho Yorko club will hold its last party on
April 11, and will make it a notable affair.
Unvreueo HeUkelhnud 11. C. Eddy will race
with Judge Houston for police judge.
Mr. and Mrs. Mnsou Gregg entertained the
whUt club Monday evening.
A. B. Cherrlcr has been granted a divorce.
11. C. Nutt has returned from the east.
Other Social Now son Page 3.
Joo Semmons, a brother of tho prominent
clothier, is again a resident of tho city, but,
unfortunately for Lincoln, only temiornrlly
so, George Semmons Is east on a purchasing
tour and during his absence of about a month
jovial Jokoph presides as manager of the
"Outllttors to Mankind" headquarters. AN
ter Ills brother's return, which will be next
week, Joo goes to Beatrlco to tako charge of
tho now store. To our readers and friends In
the city by the Blue we would have a word:
Joo is an enterprising and sociable young
man and tho Couiukh trusts his reception
there will bo a pleasant one.
The many friends of Miss Toto McMurtry
will bo glad to know that letters received
from Colorado springs report a steady Im
provement in her health.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boehmer entertained
a comiany of friends very delightfully Tues
day evening. Cards were the feature of the
evening.
Mrs. F. A. Chapman has returned from
Boloit, Wisconsin, whero she was called by
the sickness and death ot hor grandmother.
The brakemnn's brotherhood annual ball
will bo held at Temple hall Monday evening.
The university boys aro arranging for a
hop at Temple hall noxt Friday evening.
Hoarseness is tho llrst symptom ot croup.
By giving Chnmlerlaln'a Cough Remedy
freely as soon as n child becomes hoarse, It
will prevent tho croup, which can always be
dono It the remedy is kept at baud. There is
not tho least danger In giving it. Sold by A.
L. Shrader,
Oysters uro served nt Drown' cafe
overy stylo. Orders filled on short notice.
In
SPOilTS.
Lincoln has ono lady bicyclist. Ouinlia
has none
Miss Ilurnnell of Buffalo, N. Y., covered
350 miles on a bicycle in 18811.
Tho Omaha Wheel Club netted $3W from
tho reevnt tournament In tho coliseum.
II. II Rhodes of Omaha claims tho half-
mile wheel championship for Nebraska.
'llio Semmons lacrosse club nro talking
about changing their name. Tho prowltlon
will bo discussed at tho meeting Monday
night.
S. L. Gelsthnrdt Is publishing n manual to
stir up interest In thostnto tennis association.
A slato tournament will lo held at Kearney
in Juno nnd nt Omaha in September.
J. I). McFnrland, R. II. Henry nnd I). T.
Mount wero a committee of thes tnto Uinrd of
ngrlculturo npolnted to arningo u racing clr
cult with other stato fair association.
The season of tho players' baseball brother
hood will oH-n April 31. A $30,000 piirofund
will lie distributed ns follows: To the club
winning the championship, $0,350; second
place, f l,NX); third place, $.'1,500; fouithplaco
$31(10; fifth place, $1,750; sixth place, $800;
seventh, $ 150,
An Iowa, Nebraska and Kaunas sccd cir
cuit has U'on formed. Hut why should tlio
stato fnlrs of the states last named Ihi joked
with such mi Insignificant place ns Crouton,
Iowa. EutiliM will close Juno 3. Tlio pi o.
gram In this city calls for races Sept. 8, l, 10,
11 uud 13.
The Lincoln tennis club Is arousing Itself
from Its wlntersomnolenco. Tho now ollleors
nro: S. L. Gelsthnrdt, president; F. L. ShoN
don, vlco piosldont; C. A. Ilniuin, secretary
nnd trensiner. These gentlemen, with W. E.
Hardy nnd R H. Tow nicy compose tho oxec
utlvo committee. The grounds ill Ihj put in
condition MMin. Heieaftcr, tho dues, one dol
lar per month, will bo paid In two six-dollar
lutallmentf, ouo In April mid tho other in
July. An Incrcaso in the taxes will make tho
rent of tho ground this year nearly $150. Tho
club will use over $135 worth of tennis goods
in a seiu'on. It is probable there will Ik) n
club tournament In Juno.
PEN, PAPER AND INK.
Tho leading illustrated pacr of tho March
number of tho Mayatlee of American Ills.
for Is a nondet fully vivid plctuie of "Life
In Now York Fifty Years Ago" by tho editor,
whoso genius In wonl-nalutlngcomblned with
exact knowledge of tho theme produces bril
liant results. The jierhsl icprodticcd ox;ns
with tho completion of tho Erie Canal, and
glimpse? uro given, through the diary of an
old New Yorker for twenty- llvo years, of
characters uud attains of Inventions, K)lltlcs
and panics, of clubs, dinners, faney balls nnd
foreign visitor. Dickens was here, and be
ing then legnrdod as the greatest living nov
elist, was feted and complimented lmyond
nny other writer of his generation. Tho do
IHirtments of tho mouth nro unusually full
and nluablo. The twenty-third volume of
this unique crldicnl, now half Issued, prom
ises to eclipse ill practical Interest tho whole
series thus far. Prlco $5 a year. Published
at 7:i Broadway, Now Yoik, N. Y.
In tho April Cosmopolitan Miss Elizabeth
Blslntid will iH'gln a series of Illustrated arti
cles describing her flight around tho world.
The C'i).i)iio;i(ii7(in, now one of the haudsouis
est magazines published, and tho COUIUKH
can bo had for $!1 a year.
Obituary.
Isaac C. WIso of this city died nt tho homo
of his wife's parents In the city of Cincinnati,
February 31st, of a complication of stomach
troubles. Mr. WIso was born In Walnut Hill
near Cincinnati, O., August 10th, 1854. Ho
enmo to Lincoln in 1881 to enter tho business
house of his brother, David Wise, which wilh
established hero In 1875. Ho was a member
of the order of Knights of Pythias, belonging
to Lincoln lodge, No. 10, of this city, and the
lodgo has adopted a scries of resolutions ex
pressing a very high regard for tho deceased.
In may, 1884, Mr. Wiso io turned to his homo
In Cincinnati nnd took unto himself a wife in
tho person of a Miss Lowcnstoiu. After a
brief honeymoon they settled down to enjoy
n life of blissful happiness In this city. Their
llrst home was on Twelfth near K street, but
they subsequently moved to a more commo
dious residence on K street, which wns tho
homo of tho deceased at tho time of his death.
The first intimation ot serious Illness wns dis
covered In Juno of Inst yenr, and nftor being
treated by local physicians for n whllo with
out kuccess it wns decided to tako tho patient
to his former home. In October he went to
Cinclnuntl, but without getting jiermnueiit
relief. Ho died nt homo, surrounded by his
wife, parents nnd other lelntlons, his mother
holding his wrist when tho pulse bent Its last
feeble stroke. Tho funeral service was con
ducted nt tho residence by the Rev. Dr. Wise,
the last sad wotds ut tho grave wero uttered
by tho Rev. Dr. Levi, and the body was In
terred In its final renting place In the Jewish
cemetery ot Cinclnuntl.
At tho time of his death tho deceased was
110 years of ngo. Ho was considered well to
do in tho way of worldly K)hMh.s!on8, and
nmong others ho was owner of the Gotham
cigar and news business on Eleventh street.
Ho was recognized as ouo of tho staunch
young business men of Lincoln and had a
promising career lieforo him. Ho had a
largo circle of friends, commanding tho warm
est regards of those with whom ho became In
timate, and hisdoath is sincerely regretted by
many In the Capital City, the homo of his
adoption.
Teeth Treated and Killed,
Dr. R. C. Trogden, Dentist, 338 South 11th
street, over Elite Studio. Telephouo 410. Ap
H)lntmenUi made by telephone.
Gentlemen, Think of Itl
Now's your chanco. Baker, the clothier,
1135 O street, is helling 30-ceut collars tor ten
cents anil cuffs worth 35 and ISO cents at 15c.
These goods aro guaranteed to lie 33000 linen
and 4 ply. All tho latest styles in either turn
down or standing collars. You need but see
them to appreciate this bargain. Call and
gee. 1135 O street.
Bidder ami Fly I'uEiles.
The sale that tho great puzzle, Spider and
tho Fly, has had, has licen wonderful. The
first invoice has nearly been exhausted and
wo havo had them but ten days, nnd there are
but a dozen left. While In NowYork.wo could
cot only two cross of them mid had to await
our turn for tho 11111111110. We have been no
tilled that tho balance of our Invoice would
tie shipped next Monday. You ain't up with
tho times if you don't have a Spider and Fly
puzzle.
Tho new lino of canl cases just received at
the Couiukh otllco aro worthy tho lnsoctlon
ot the most fashionable callers. The line em
braces genuine seal, ooze calf, Russia leather
and numerous others, Including a nunis
lier of beautiful Imported novelties. Wo havo
them for both ladles and gentlemen.
Ruth M. Wood.M. D Conservatory Placv,
Tnlrteonth street,threodoorshouth of L street.
Fine watch reialring at Perry & Harrlr,
1331 O street.
WE ARE ALWAYS ON TOP.
Just to make It Interesting all around, we've been doing some smashing of
prices, In fact wo nrc so well pleased with our last weeks' efforts that wc ore trying It
ngnln for this. To Illustrate our position wc will call your nttcntlon to n colored child
and little dog bent upon making a noUc In some way. The story is short. There was
a dath, a crash, nnd a smash, hut the large party does not appear to have suffered
nny Inconvenience unless It wns that he was out a little furniture. Wc ntc always
ready to conic down whenever occasion demands It, even If we have to lose money by
the drop, but you may nlways depend upon It that wc arc nl the top of the heap
Don't fail to sec our $14.00 suits.
A. T. GRUETTER & CO., 1116-1118 N Street.
Know What You Eat r
ASK YOUR
MADE
SHUSHG6
Lincoln Packing & Provision Co.
Every Pound Warranted Eresh and Pure
And made of Choice Meat. If your butcher does not keep
these goods, Call up Telephone 487.
FncifJn'C Ilus Carriage and Baggage Line
UUDlgll u 0. it at.
Hacks
faunae Tandauc and Pilirtp
, uuupuj, uuuu.ua uuu uaiiiagoo
INSTANTLY FURNISHED.
Telephones:
DEPOT OFFICE,
572.
CITY OFFICE,
303.
. woiinvon nncK in wailing ntolinor olllco
iy lolepliono or In person aro Immediately
trips, also for shopping, visits to Htnto Prison,
1-4, OFR SALE
The Greatest Sale Yet
Having Purchased the Entire Stock
OF
LINCOLN SHOE STORE
We propose to offer Shoe Buyers the best chance
to buy
new,
Discount of
it
well known that these goods were bought for cash by
of the best shoe buyers in Lincoln. We hnvr nnr
one
moved these choice goods to
we will close out the entire
Store " at a discount of 25
deceived, but examine for
marked in plain figurs.
Call
WEBSTER
1043 O
BUTCHER FOR
BY THE
nt nil Hours, day
or night, nnd calls either
answered. Special arrangements for suburban
Insauo Asylum, oto.
THE.
fresh goods at
25 per Cent
our store, 1043 O st. where
stock of the " Lincoln Shoe
per cent. Shoe
buyers don't be
Goods are all
yourselves.
early.
& ROGERS,
Street.
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