CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 18 e
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v . 10 Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Cnrr K'vn n pleasant
212 Ol'tll I I til Ml'lM, pmly Moixtd) i-iiiIiik lit lionor (if thclrxlslt
ItiK friends, Mr. niul Mih Hubert Mimlcr of
Undcitkcis aiiMnibiiiiiiors, !;;!::!:;,,,"i,::!;;i:rr;;:s,::j,
iiii'tit Atniitiit tlio company mcio Mr. mul
Telephones OlViK tS U uli'iic 1 '
Open Dm mul Nino'
E. T, ROBERTS, Managor.
Santa Fe Route
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fc R. H
The Popular Route to the Pacific
Coast
Through Pullman and Tourist
Sleepers
Ilctuceti Knnun City nml SAN DlF.CiO,
LOS ANGKI.KS. ami SAN THAN-
CISCO. Short l.lnc Untcs to
PORTLAND. Oregon.
Double Dally Train Service Hotwcen
KuwuiftCUv ami PU Kill .O. COLORADO
SPIUN(S, nml DKNVI5U. Short
Line to SALT LAKK CITY.
The Direct Texas Route
Sollil Trains llotween KnmniN City mul
GnlvcHtou. The Short Line I let w con
KntmnK City nml (inlucxvllle, Ft.
Worth, Dalian, Austin, Toniplc,
San Antonio, Houston, ami
nil Principal Points
In Texas.
The Onlv Line Runnlui; Through the
OKLA'IIOMA COUNTRY. The
Only Direct Line to the Texas
Pnmllnmllc. For Mnpsnml
Time Tables ami Informa
tion Regarding Rates
nml Routes Cnll on
or Aililrcss
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Owns and operates ft.Wu mites of tborUKhly
equipped romt In Illluuls. Wistonsln, I own,
Missouri, Minnesota mul Dakota.
It Is tlio Host Direct Houto botw o.n all the
Prluelpal Points In the Northwest, Southwest
and Km: West
For maps, time tallies, rates of imssiiKo nml
frelKht, etc., npply to nearest station iiKent ol
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WAY, or to any Hntlroml Auoiit nnywliero In
tho world.
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Vsst. Uou' Mur. Asst. (1. 1'. A T. Attt.
Mllwnukco, Wisconsin,
jnPFo; Information in reference to IjiihIs
naTow'ns owned by tlio CIiIciiko, Mllwnu
kco A Ht. Paul Hallway Compauy.wrte to II.
O. llAUOAM,Und Commlmilouor.Mlllwmikeo
Wisconsin.
Grand Drawing
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State of Zacatecas, Mexico.
A syndicate of capitalists have secured tho
concession tor operation this
LOTTBET
and will extend Its business throughout tho
United Htntes mul llrltlsli Coluuilila.
Uolow will bo found n list ofthe p rites which
will bo drawn or.
May 27, 1890,
AT ZACATECAS, MEXICO,
nml continue, monthly thereafter.
CAPITAL
$150,000.00
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Ciiriency.
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8PE0IAL RATES ARBANQED WITH AQEN1B.
AGENTS WANTED igWI?v,r,S
city In United 8tatesund llrltlih Auicrlcn.
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special deposit of five hundred thousand dol
lars (l&JO.ou)), wltti tho Stuto Uovcriiment,
nnd npprovi-d by Jesus ArcchlKii, Oovemor
DrawliiKs under the perouul supervision of
Lie. llerinltilo ArteiiRii, who Is npixiluted by
tboOoverumont as luterveutor
"I Okiitikv that with tho Htnto Treasurer
nil neecoksnry i;uaraut(esurodepoblted assur-
lug full payment of nil prizes of this drawing.
II khmimoAktkaoa, luterveutor.
IMl'OKTANT.
Hemtttauces must bo elthor by Now York
Draft Express or ItCKistcrcil Letter, American
money. Collections can bo mndo by Hxprcsi
Companies r Hanks. Ticket stilt direct to
inmiaKemeiit will bo pnld liv draltson New
York, Montreal, Ht. Paul, CIiIciiko, Han Fran
cisco or City of Mexico. For further lufor
mutton addiass.
JUAN I'lKDAI), MnmiEur,
Zacutecus, Slexlco.
A purl ado 43.
Mm A llnltcr, Mr. and Mm (le Heherior,
Mr mul Mm OttnUlnsir, Mr mul Mm John
I' Hiitlim, Mr mul Mm. .Inincs Kelly, Mi
mul Mm. (' .t Daubach. Mr mul Mm. V II
Tyler, Mr mul Mm V V Krone
1 A number of Idiic dnlles attended niiK or
Minn' i' tlin performances of Mr mul Mm
Kriuliill nt IIiiviI'h opmn house III Oliliilin hut
week mul mnoiiK them "I'll- MIhuh Mmiil
llnrr, Tillli' I'rmikllu, (leornln ('mnp mid
I'Miiii l'ill, Will ( 'Inrlti', Frank mul Cluiilcs
I II111 1 , Klmnr Hti'plu'iKiitl, IiiiIk1 Huston. 'I'olii
Ciil. Chns Miiuimiii, I'li'il Williams, Al
1 Kn mi mul I .mi Wisni'1
I Mi II Vmior of (Irmul Island mul Miss
Amioht Mi'iiilllti of this city nolo iiinirlcd
Muiiiliiy I'VciiiiiKi H11I1I1I D1111J11 nlllclutlliK.
Mi mul Mm II llnktii and Mr. mul Mm l.
Wnlilmiin noted iin iittcnilnntH Aliont LIK)
Kii-'oti i'ii iniNi'iit, mul mi elaborate ued
illiiK Hiippir ii spiond.
Mr mul Mm. lnidoro Nil miss nro tho nuest
of Mr mul Mm. Hntntiol Hoischler for u few
ihijs on their vmiIiIImk tour. Mm. HtrmisM,
tii'i- ,MIn A1I11 Klsfeld of HurllliKtoii, lown, In
n sister of Mm Ilorschlor. Mr. mul Mm
Nti urns cast to tholr homo nt llkliinoiiil,
Vn
It. C. Oulenlt, .! I). MoKurliitid mul. I. II
II111 Icy Iiiimi boon making n trip through
Kcutitck) uud Ti micssoo. Willi inonof such
hoi soy tastes Lincoln niiiy expect additions
to IIn cipiiuo fmnlly.
Mr. .lennlo A Itiinl cntcitulnod n iiiiiiiIht
of friends Mmuliiy ovciiIuk In honor of broth
i'i Inlaw, W li, Hi own of I)ih Mollis, Inn it.
Illgli llvo fin iiImImhI iiiniiHcnii'iit' for tlu tivon-
liiK.
I. 1". IHkk4 'in nirniiKol to k Into busi
ness again Ho will Ihi assoclabsl with K. II
Kcuuiiid of 1 1 it Onmlin I'nlnt mul (Has coin
puny In u similar ontcrptlse ii. this city.
ThoHt. I,oiiIn fiymifr gives mi elaborate
account of tlio spring rnrnlvnl mul fancy
dross hall given by 1'rof Jacob Mulder nt hi
now dancing ucmleury In that city.
'Munngor Hinlth of tlu l'. If. Cooper Tailor
ing Company Inn I icon having a slogn of
rht'tiimitlxni. Ho wisout several ilayn this
week Imt only for a short lime.
A returned pilgrim reports that l'rnnk II.
Hinlth In building a hnudsomo cottage nt
Alliance. Thecontiuct calls for Its cninplc
tlon liy Juno.
Dr. J. M. Lucas anil Mlvi ltlch nciu mar
ried Kuiiitny at tlio homo of tlio bride, ltuu
Dr. Curtis oltlrlntliiK. . '. uniipivv
' Si.
C wasn ipdet homo
Dick Herhn of Omaha has tendered the
unl emlty cadets tho use of Cole pmk at
HnstluMfor their iimiualcmupiiiK out.
J. C. Seacrest wiiHlnniveraldajs this wwk
fiom n live week's trip for the .miniiif dur
ing which ho went an fur as Dendwood.
Mr. M. A. Dickey, who succeeded J. W.
Cutrlpht on tho Cull, i ('turned from Ohio
Saturday evenlni; with his bride.
Mrs. John Zchrung mul son Frank returned
Saturday from their whiter sojourn in a
warmer cllmo.
Mr. mul Mm. W. O. Rolierta returned
Monday from their wedding Journey.
J, W. CutilKlit, Oiiinhn correspondent for
tho .ourmif, was down Tuesday,
J. I). Cogswell and family have moved
buck to Lincoln from Hnldrcge.
MImi Naomi Weaver returned Monday
from her visit to Atchison.
II. J. Cosgrove tins returned from Ids trip
through Texas mul Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. II. It. Wiley left Sunday for
a visit to Now York.
I Other Social News on PngoM
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA,
Harry Fremiti, writing of Italian opera
In New York, says: On every occasion that
l'nttl sung tho house was overcrowded, Tho
oft, sugary inolollert of Flotow in "Martha"
at a Saturday inntiueo diew such mult'tiidex
that hundreds of Indies stood up during tlio
whole of tho performance, nnd ninny othem
were unable to obtain 111l111ln.mil nt nil. In
"Lucia" on tho 7th l'nttl In the mail scene
awakened nil tho old cuthuidnsiu by the brill
iancy of her Jinttirf, while the wxtetto of the
second act won tho customary encoie. (iiillle,
the tenor ut this performance, received mild
commendation, but l'nttl was all In-cll mul
xatbflcd everyliody's ilemmuls. Of eourso,
she had to hing "Home, Sweet Home," with
the usual accompanying action nnd conven
tional pathos. The production of "Lukiue"
wasn mistake. If it could not have Ik-oii
lietter sung it should hnve leen iuimoiI by.
Pattl (for tlio tlrst time, dressed In bad taste,
mid in a garb mid slioou wholly lunpproprinto
to tho part) omitted most of the high not" In
her music, nnd only secured n mild encore for
the boll Ming. To tho audience the evening
was saved by "Home, Sweet Home" again ;
hut the prem, deaf to the hlniullnhments of
this fnii.tlinr tune, opened Are on oven the
potted Pattl the noxt day. Tho 0hmii wns so
mutilated that It is scarcely necessary to re
mendier or note what tho sup)ortlng artists
did; but they did not save tho work from
censure, and they Induced unfortunate com-
iwirloii8 with tlio production of "ljikine'n
few yean ago by Mrs. Thurlier's American
opera company. Tho audience, however, whs
is largo as over. Tho season shows that
Italian opera nt high prlcoscnn only be given
hero with l'nttl, and the Diva, In proving
this, has achieved the greatest triumph of a
great career. Sho Is tho one 'trson In tho
world on whom the impresario of Italian
opera in America, when he chooses to charge
double rates, can deiieud for financial succiivs.
Tiimaguo, the gieat tenor, lias left our shores
aft r creating a sensation In musical circles
hero without winning the paying jwpularlty
ho heeins to hao attained elsewhere. Ills
farewell npiwnranco was In "Otello," Ho
leaves an amusing record of tiersonnl char
acteristics In which extreme parsimony in
trifling affairs Is tho prevailing character
Utlc. He quarrelled with his hotel propri
etor, nnd formed a dislike for our country to
which, he suys, ho will never return.
Under date of Suturday last Duulop writes
from New York i The only thing nb-olutely
new during tho week Is a one-net comedy by
E. W. Sydney, culled "Wig nnd Gown,"
which foi mod one of three comedies in which
llosina Yokes oienednMx weeks' season nt
Daly's. It mndo a distinct hit, uud the de
llghtful genius of Miss Yokes wns never put
to .terwr ti Int. At the Bijou "The ( Ity Di
rectory" U In it zenith of proserlty, tho
Iioumi being crowded nt every icrforinnnco,
Tho fame plendld company that has twen
wen in "Tie HurglaiV' nave re-opin-areo in
the New Pork Tinnier, nnd been cordially
leceivedby largo audlenws It will lie lol
lowed next week by Dan Bull new play,
"The Mllllonaiie." At tho Fifth Avenue
Donnelly mid 0 Irani' "Natural Oiu" con-
tlniio to driiw plienoinennlly Inrno miilleuccs
and will close Its season to a not prollt of
i..(XMI "Tint Old llemmlead" elosm Its
himisoii at tlio Academy May HI, when tlin
DiilT Optra couipmiy will iovho "I'luafore ''
This Is tlio last week of "Tlio Hlienaiuloali" at
thoTwentytlilrd stieet Theater. It will Im
followed next wwk by Htunrt Hoi won In
"The llrnrlettn" "Money Mad," nt tlio
Htmidard, Is iiue.xHH'teilly doing fairly, tlio
scenery painted by Waltei IliirrldRe, of Clil
ciiKo, being pnrtlciilnrh aihulreil. Iluiluesi
has been knM at nil the tlieatem.
K. Potter, tliHmt iiiasternt Kim Crei'k,
, snys lio has personal knowletlo of sev
01 nl cases of rheumatism, In that vicinity,
that have been pctnmnciitly cilled by Cliaif
bei Iain's I'nlii Halm, after other leiueilles
were ni'd w Itluiut licnellt lie has sold It at
Ills drug Kline llieie for lle yearn mul sa)s lie
noer know It to fail, that "miy custouiei
wlm once used CIimiiiIxtIiiIii's 1'aiu Halm will
linvo notlilliK else luteiiil " For sale liy A L
HIirniliT, ilniK'nI't.
K)e, Cur, Nose nml Til roiil Hpeeliills),
Dr. Charles II Hpalir, No. l'JIft O st. Con
sultations In HiikIIMi mid (leriunu.
On Satuiila), May . I, will tuko plnce tlio
till KcmI mle of city pioK'it) In tlio Mutiny of
Lincoln, consistliiK of O stieet lotn, N street
lots, iroieit 011 () mul N streets, lots and
pi oiH'rty on Antelope hill mil oast Lincoln,
all Insldo proHity on or near pavements, cm
line, water malm, sower, etc., all under man
aKeiueiitofK.il Aiulrus The tcriuiwill bo
on 1111 nveiagoof oncMiHirtli down, Imlnnceln
Ihe yearn. Hpiead tliu nowsnuil Ih pre pined
to tnke aihauliiKO of buying Insldo property
In the vi heart of the city. Full list or
propel t in 11 few days. All to bo sold with
out resei vo to highest bidder nt unction.
Sliort-lliinil.
Cnn you write HI If not you nro ttcliind
the times. Huiidicds of our young renders
iniKlit to lenrn. Tlio CotJIllKIl olTcr you tlio
opportunity of u llfe-tltne. Tlio lessons mu
fin ulslied by one of tlio most skillful tvacliem
111 America, mid the courso which wo give for
'J Oil (us explained on miotlier page) would
ordinal lly iniiI l.ri at least, whether given by
mull or nrsonally.
IlerHilshelmer it Co's Hpriug stock this
season oxcoli all their provious eirorts to
bring to Lincoln lino high e ass k'ooils, but at
prices that are opular. In wi apt cloaks
diistem tlioy havu 11 bimitlful lino. In pat a
sols end umbrellas they olfcr a siiH'rb assort
uieiit. Hold tlpiHil gloria silk as low as ft;
in chased, coin and sterling, If fancy wood
and antlipio woods, a lino not turpa.HMd in
tlio wcM Call oil Herpolsliclnivr and ex
amine their stock.
Teeth Triiiltil unit 1'llled,
Dr. II. U. TioRden, Dentist, L-JS South 11th
stnst. over Killo SLMiHn...tV,s1ntiK!22.. Au.
4 I ..A .. . .-. . - I. .7.... . .
i 1 1". - 1 !- -t r ieieiiioiio t..j, .
poliitmeutA made by telephone.
Liulles, If you would enjoy lifo call on Mlfw
John-ton occasionally for n shnuioo. They
nro delightful.
Iliit-Kiilns In Shoes.
Hrlseoo, the shoe Hint., everybody knows
him, is pieparlug to iiiovo to the Exposition
store and until tho removal ho will give ex
traordinary bargains In nil kludiof footwear,
tils lino Is not biokeu or small, but largo mul
well HcloUcd. You should see his spring
goods. Tho dainty nml serviceable oiioh for
tho fair ones, while for the sterner sex he
has everything stylidi nnd durable. Hriscoe
is always 11 little clictiicr than tho rest of
them, nnd imitiuiiliirly now his goods nro
cheaper than ever Call nnd see at l.'Kl) O
sti cot.
While down town shopping In, lies can step
n ut Miss Johnston's uud have their bangs
trimmed mid culled In ilvo 11111111104. None
but experienced hands employed. Price 'JSe
The reputation sustained In past yean for
the excellence of the Alaska Refrigerator me
Hiilllcient guarauteo to Intending purchasers,
Call nnd see the now Hue for 1MH) nt S, C.
l'lltott'tt.
Tho new lino of card can's just received ut
the Count ku olllce are worthy the inspection
of the most fashionable callers. The lino em
braces genuine se-il, 007.0 calf, Russia leather
and numerous others, Including 11 num
ber of beautiful impoited novelties. Wo have
them for both ladies mid gentlemen
4 II, 1' KutiliH' Tor Safe.
In good condition. Only used 11 short time.
For wile cheap. Apply nt Coi'HiKK olllce.
Lowest Kates on Kui'tli.
Hy the "Hui llnglon." Tickets limy bo ob
mined ut Union ilejiot or city olllce, cor. O
mid loth sticets,
SHORT-HAND IN TEN LESSONS.
As nunouncid In last week's Issue, tho
Col'uieu will commence In another week the
publUutlou of 11 series of hoithiiud lcttous
taking the student through tho entire Pitman
system of short-hand mid enabling him with
practice to ncquiio n sumeioni speco mine
art to become n skillful rcjHirter. The plate
which the Couuieu will use In presenting tho
IcshOiis wtro nil engraved by hand and me
niodeUof nentno-s and accuracy. 8I101 t-l.mtd
Is not only 11 beautiful art, but U nt the same
tlnien paying business, nnd th CoflilKU
feels jiiktllleil 111 giving 11 good deal of space
to this Mibjict, whlcti in the past few yean
has grown to Mich gieat importance. Tho
Coimiikk special class, each member of which
will receive Individual ciltlclsin from the ed
itor. Mr IltrtK Hettsof this city, offew nn
extiiioidlimiyoppoituiiity forgetting n full
course of lessons ror only -.ou (including tho
CouniKiifor three months), which would or
dinarily cost $10 to f2t). A largo number
have nlready blgulfled their intention of joins
lug this class. Send your name at once to
Uert E. Hetts, Stenographer, Lincoln, Neb.,
If you wish to Join. A good Menographer is
sure of nu excellent iwvlug Hitiou nt nil
times. The demand for such work has more
than doubled during tho past ear nnd Is In
creasing much moie rapidly than the supply.
Desk Union unit Ortlcrs.
In our new counting room which Is carjiet
ed with liody biussels mid otherwise liamV
homely furnished, we have built a neat rail
ing, clvliig loom for two olllces, or do-k
room, which wo will rent leasonnbly to the
right imii ties. Olllces kept clean, heated, and
use of telephone given. Apply nt olllce.
Weel Printing Co.
"Courier" HuUdmg, lliEilllH N St.
lortimute ClileitBoiiii.
In the February 11th drawing of tho Lou
isiana State Lottery drawing two citizens
tiHw cash mizos whbh have made them
wealthy. Ii, A. Hulbuul, JW Metropolitan
Hlock, U one of the lucky citizens. To n
7'roiWrr reiiresentntlve Mr. Hulbuul suld:
"I held one-ounrter of ticket No. -JU.OIO which
drew the third capital prize of fSO.OOO. TI e
cash, I2,ftOO, was piomptly leeelved by mo
through the American Expiess Co," Messn.
Cluirles Kozmluski & Co., bunkers ut HIS
WnshliigUll street, collected for n customer,
through the State National bank of New Oi
lcans, om -twentieth of ticket No. iH,ilsi which
drew the tlrst capital prize of 1000,000 in the
same draw lug, Chicago. (III.,) trAiiuws
JVitiWer, March 15.
Not Wholly UmIi-sh.
Biiutlniental Young Woman (looking pen
slvelr nt intimniy)-Threo tliousitml yemt
iikii this was n liuuimi lxlng I A living,
brealhliig. iililtntlng cnvituro, with licios,
aiplintloiis, Joys mul sorrows such as wo
haxol And wiintliiM It cnrinsl by tlio prut
erntlim "fits innrtnl parti Nothing but
the ontcinptlhlo celebrity of Is-lng n curios
ity ill II UIIIM'Um I Useless I lTs.des.s
Prnetlvnl Kscolt Not enthely, Ml.
Orlines. You tnko a inimuny and grind II
up and it makes n mighty good fertlllcr.
ClilcaK" 1 nnes.
No i:M'ii)t ,Suir.'il.
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May -TIiomi drcNK's from Worlli's are pint
of l'eniloM.'strouswau She's going to innr
rj Lird Dnlbrntin directly nfter Luster, you
know
ImlM How loxely. Isn't sho boIiir ti
liiinmiuxieiiMlvniiutllt, thotiglif
Maj Yes, but It Is not tlio dicwesthnt
cost the most. Her father had to pay half a
million for Lord Dodhroko. Miuiwy's Wook-
iy.
Wli) Ho llml N,ner Dime It.
Ill 1111 Omaha church recently Sam Join
tlumtod; "Is theron man prewnt who never
sjsjko n cross word to his wlfol" Tlio sllenc
was Im-coiiiIhk oppnihslvo. Pixiplo lookisl here
and thero. Kvery huslmnd piejont uantisl
to get up but did not daro to. Hut the sad
ness that had ihihm-skIoii of Jones' fnco vanish
isl a moment latir when n round faced, good
imtiirod man rose from his seat "Thank
Ood!" exclnlineil Sam, "thero Is ouo man
whouover sMikoa crovt word to hiswlfol"
The gooil iiiitunsl man smiled n bland smllo
mid NiM: "No, sir, I uoor did. I'm n bach
elor." Then lie put on his liat mul calmly
wnlktsl out tlio door. Now York Tribune.
What llr Would Think.
Tiamp (with tears in Ids eyes) I do not ask
you for money, sir, but what would you
think if I should tell you I have h-HL-,4,1
i" uporit-rmNU'.i- .. uHJ.MiotHing
to eat for forty-eight hours mul my poor
w If omul children nro now starving in the
street I
Practical Citizen I'd think you were a
liar Good morning. Washington Star.
Ilin Heal Chiiso.
Hostess What 11 modest youth Jimmy it
in society I Ho huilta'cg to address himself
to tho Is'lles. while you, Frank, nro Just the
other way
Frank Pshaw I It Isn't modesty that nib
Jim.
"No. What theiiT
"It's lack of nervo." Chlcngo Times.
Prnrfiilt
"Aw ful accident nt tho museum."
"What wasltf"
"Tho w lid dog from Borneo got looso last
night and nte up three-quarters of tho ossified
mail while ho slept."
"Does tho Hlllod man know lt("
"No; they're nfrulil to tell him." Life.
Why Sim I.oiili-d Dnleliil.
Ho (medltutholy) What makes that
tab
miy In blue look so unhappy!
Sho (carelessly 1 Oh, sho was disappointed
In love
He (Interestedly) Fellow wen back on hen
Sho (sharply) No married her. West
Shore.
lie Tried to Kill lli-r rhiro.
"My wife is a great mid noble woman, ol
wonderful domestic endow incuts,"
"Why this Midden ndvunco in your esti
mate of hert"
"Sho left mo to tnl.o care of the children a
couple of hours yesteiduy." Chicago Times
A htrokit of rortiuie,
Hobbs I made ten dollars just now
Dobbs How so
Hobbs I met Nobbsoiithe street, and lit
asked mo to lend him twenty dollars until
to-morrow. Luckily, I had only ten dollar
In my pocket. Somervlllo Journal.
J. It. Dodds, editor of tho dally and weekly
Arlor Shite, of Wymoro, Neb, says: "I
hnve scon tho magle effect of Chamberluiu's
Cough Hemeily In cases of croup uud colds
among my grmiiUchildieii. Wo would not
think of going to IhsI tit night without a bot
tle ot this 1 einedy in the house. Cliamber
a in's medicines are growing mote isjpulnr
heioiveiy ihij." For sale by A. L. Shrader
diuggist.
Nntloo to Noii-ltesldout Defendant.
Hallou Stato llauklUK Co. defendant, will
take notice thai on tho 17th day of April,
1SSK), l)atd llarckley Welch, of Cadiz,
Ohio, plalutltl herein, tiles his petition
In the District Court of Lancaster County,
Nehraskn, iiKiilnst Charles It. l'oxwnrthy.
Hello hoKWorlliv and J. C. Mellrldo and said
ilelenilant Hallon State Hatiklmr Co Tho ob
ject nml prnor of which nro to lore-lose a cer-
worthy ami Hello Koxworthy lotho defendant
J C. Mcltrlde uh)u tho following described
premises, to-wll: West N) feet or Lot :, In
ItOKgstV Holmes' addition to City of Lincoln,
Ijincaster County, Nebraska, to secure the
payment of one certain promissory note with
Interest notes attached dated Juno '.'I, I8S1I.
Tho said principal noto lieiinc In tho sum of
(flsO.ou,) four hundred nnd clxhty dollars, duo
mid payable In three years from dato therco!:
that thero Is now due upon said note and
mnrtEiigo tho sum of (S.i'11.74,) five hundred
and thirty-four dollars aiuUoveiity-four cents
with Interest at Hie rate of ten per cent. Mom
the Vlth dny nt June,ls.VJ. Plalmllt' prays for a
decree that said premises may be sold to satisfy
the amount found due.
You are reuulred to answer snld petition on
or before tho 'Ji'tli day of May, INK).
Dated April 17, 1MJ.
Daviii Hahcki.ky Wkicii,
Plalntltr.
lly John 11. CiinnliiKluitu, Attorney ror
Plalntltt. t.-ju-wl
Nntlco I'rolmte of Will.
Notick PmlllATK ok Wll.l.,j
Thomas Alloly, Deceased,!
In County Court, Lancaster county, Neb
To the heirs and next of kill of the snld
inin uoriKiiKocccuici oy sum 1. iiiirics 11, r ox-
Thomas Allely , deceased:
Take Notice, That upon lUlux of n written
Instrument purporting to bo the last will nnd
testament of Thomas Alloly for pmbato mid
allowance, It Is oulered that snld matter tio
set for hearing theSllh day of Stay, A. I).,lblH),
liefore said uouiiiy uouri. m 1110 uoumy
Oourl room In the Court Houso In Lincoln,
Lancaster County, Nebraska, nt tho hour of
two (2) o'olock p. m., ut which tlmo miy per
son Interested nmy aiipear and contest tho
siiinn; mid notice of this proceeding Is ordered
imhllsheil three weeks successively In the
Capita I. Citv CqruiKit,n weekly newspaper,
published In this mute.
In Testimony Whereof, I hnve hereunto set
my hand and tin seal of the County Court ut
Lincoln, Neb., Ibis iWrd dny of April, A. D .
M0. " "- MCAIIT,
ISKAI..1 County JudKe.
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At the Front
For the Spring of 1890.
gMlMlTT'Jt'J',l' r,mmmmmmimBfumi i H
()cr 10,000 now in use. Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed.
No wearing out of Carpets by turning around,
I'-.jJitMise of the Old Reliable
PHOE3STI2T BED.
REMARKABLY LOW PRICBS,
On Our Entire Line of Spring
FURNITURE
Call and Get Prices Before Buying.
SHRLTON & SMITH,
234-238 South Eleventh St.
WE ARE
A VERY NICE LINE OF
LADIES MESS SHOES
From $2.00 to $3.00.
If a medium priced Shoe is
wanted they are sure to please.
Complete line of line French
Kid Shoes in all widths and
si.es.
Yates &
' HAVE YOU SEEN
Pjle's Mew Soda Fountain?
ITS K BEKUTY
And from it they are now drawing the Finest and Most
Delicious
CREAM SODA
With all the popular Flavors made from pure and wholesome
FRUIT
1 123 O Street.
Lincoln Savings Bank and Safe Deposit Co.
CAPITAL, $260,000. LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS, $600,000.
Interest paid on dopoiUs at any ratnof 5 per cent per milium for nil full cnlandiir months
Hnfes to rent In hurtilar proof uud lire proof vaults, nt minimi rental of $3 mid upwards.
Money to loan on real estate and collateral. YOUU HAVINGS ACCOUNT HOI.ICITKD.
IinNHYi:. I.KYV1H, A.P.M STCAHT. V. II. McCHKKHY. H. WKLSH.
President. Vco Picsldeiit. Treasurer. Teller
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HEN YOU WANT FINE JOB PRINTING
See the WESSEL PRINTING CO.
Lincoln. Neb.
SHOWING
Marshall
JUICES.
Chapman's Old Stand.
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