CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1890
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OF EVERYTHING NEW AND STYLISH IN
Traveling Wraps
JUST RECEIVED AT
J. H. MAURITIUS & CO.
The Ladies' Purrish.ers
131 S. Eleventh St.
M. BLOCH,
WILL OFFER SOME
Extra Bargains Next Week
in Table Linens, Towels, Napkins and White Goods, all the
Latest Novelties. We have just received a
New Line of Silk Grenadines
Iron Frame Goods in Plain and Striped.
Bea.u.tifu.1 Clrjingi Silks
25 inches wide and in all colors. Sec our attractive line of
Evening Shades in Cashmere and Mohairs.
1 141 and r 143 O St.
Successor to Ashby & Millspaugh
THE -BOND
BTJEOEBA1T.
jX o wop e n
Table Service Unsurpassed in the City.
Apartments Single or En Suite with or without Board.
Passenger Elevators.
M. ISABEL BOND.
Cor. mill i nd J Streets
Telephone No, IHK.
SPRING
1590
Knox Uloek
EnolUh BUkH
JAMES C. KIER,
J3pSole Agency for KNOX World Renowned Hats.
Cor. O and 11th Street.
In Elegant New Quarters!
SECOND -:- FLOOR
EXPOSITION BUILDING,
Cor. 12th&NSts.
LINCOLN CARPET CO.
E3TTAKE ELEVATOR
We are now Showing a Magnificent Line of the Finest
Novelties in
CARPETS and
DRAPERIES
And we, respcctfuly solicit a call from all friends, patrons
4 "' '"' and -the public in general.
PEN, PAPER AND INK.
Outfit); for Juno rIvm timely prominence
to tlio soclnl functions which Lnwn Tennis I
fulllllliiR; It In becoming nil lliixrtnnt or
tlon of tho life of Amoricn's son and daught
er. An tlio lnw ti TciiiiIm editor rightly says,
"It If ooclnlly tlio ladles' game, nml I to
tournament tiring nut tlio hnpphM nml
plcnwtnt tide of liutimn nature."
Outtuu fooiuh determined to innko ltd thor
oughly fmultlnr with tho scones nnil Incident
of England's cyclo of fnshloimblo sport. In
the Juno number "tlio historic home of llrlt
lull sjiortV' nro continued by "Merlin," whoso
wnysldo sketches of "The Derby," nml "Tlio
Cup," under tlio title of Kwom nnd Ascot,
ntdcdns thoy are by tlio Illustrations of Tent
tile brother nud Q. Chlldo HutKam, ndd an
other, nnd a graphic chapter, to tlio ihi mn
nont souvenir of England which tlio complet
ed series will make.
Tlio Juno Mtujmine oAmtrtcttn fsforj
lsnununlr.cli with Interest. In tlio open
ing nrtlcle, "Boino Old New Yorkers," tlio
Hon. Chnrles Iv. Ttiekenunn presents u niOBt
entvrtnlnlng vnrloty of jienonnl renilnlscetice,
ntiecdoto, nnd pen portraiture of well known
citizen, nenrly nil of whom wero of national
reputation, with somocholco Illustrations, tlio
ircntisplcco of the number being n icninrk
ably lino tortrnlt cf tlio distinguished Dlshop
Unlnwrlght, of tho K?riod tinder tevlow.
Tlio second nrtlclo In nil Illustrated sketch of
tho famous Bluiou Kenton of early Kentucky
by Miss Annlo E. Wilson, entltleit "A Plo
ncernnd his Corn-Patch." Then follos n
strong, carefully prepared hlstorlo essay on
Canadian, nirnlr by Dr. l'ros)er llendor,
Hlgnlllcnntly styled "Our Northern Neigh
bor, Dlilleultlcs to Union, llnco nnd Cretl
TroubleH, Uncertain Future." Mrs. Inmb
furnishes nn ngrecnblo plcturo of social nnd
other nutiquo matters as seen through corres
iwndenco a century old, called "American
Belles and Brides In England."
Tho wind of Thursday night blow In tho
Inrgo windows In Louie Meyer's storefront
but with that gentleman's customary enter
prise tho damage was repaired le(oro noon
Vestenlnv nnd nn nun Hint nntv luiuipa nmiM
dlfcceni that tho storm bad played nnd havoc
wiin me premises.
Stuart Hobson has accepted a play from
I'rof. Corbott, entitled "Is Mnrrlago n Fail
ure 1"
If you have a tooth for delicacies yeur every
want may bo supplied at King's Grocery, 1120
N street. Call up 01.
i:i.00 Round Trip to Choycnno noxt
Wednesday on tho Interior Land and Immi
gration Co's. excursion. Tickets good go
ing or returning on any lino. Call on K. T.
Gndd, mannger depattmont "D," room 0
Richard's block, for further particulars.
Tho now Wednesday evening trnln for
Cushmnn iark will bo an attractlvo feature.
Picnickers ennco out on tho -1:20 n. m. train
nnd return nt 7 or 0:30 p. in., spending tho
evening in tho woods nil for 15 cents. Tho
regulnr train this evening will lenvo nt 11:30.
Trains leave tho park nt 7 and 0:30 p. m.
Second grand excursion to Cheyenne next
Wednesday. Round trln ftl.'l on with nlmlr.
of roads in cither direction.
The Kngllsh Doctors.
Who nro lecetnl nt 228 North T7iith iinwi
liavo extended the time of freo medical norv
ices for ono week.
All Who Visit tlieill luifnri. tlm nvunlnr. rst
juiio mi, win receive services until Septem
ber 7th free. The object In pursuing this
couwo Is to becomo rapidly and jiersonnlly
acquainted with tho sick and aflllcted. Tho
doctors treat every vnrloty of dlsenso nnd do
formlty, nnd will perform all surglcnl opera
tions freo.
Tlio amount of candor nnd honor manifest
ed by these gentlemen toward tho nilllcted
hns secured for them an unparalleled success.
Ofllco hours il n. m. to 8 p. m.
IHirllnKtoii Itoute Still Another New
Fust Train.
Tho B. & M., keenly ullvo to tho wants of
tho travollng public, havo placed In service n
new trnln whoso superior appointments nro
sure to merit Immediate recognition. This
train leaves Lincoln at 7:25 p. m arrives at
Omaha at 0 o'clock and Chicago nt 1 p.m.,
tho time being but slightly in excess of thnt
of our celebrated "Flyers." A through
sleeper accompanies this train, and breakfast
nnd dinner nro Berved in dining cars.
Tlio local service between Lincoln nnd
Omaha is now as nenr Hrfectlon as can bo
desired, including, as it does, four dally trains
in each direction, the running time being only
eiguiy-uve 10 ninety minutes.
As wo hnve frequently remarked hereto
fore, do not waste your money in making ex
jierlmentnl trips by other lines representod
its being tqunlly ns good as tlio "Burlington."
They are not. A. C. Zlemer,
C. P. ondT. A.
Two Young Clerks Who Won 810,000 In
the Louisiana State Lottery.
Henry Hudson nnd Horry Knotts, two
young clerks In C. D. Kenny's ten store, 500
north Gay (.treet, a couplo of week's ago
drew $15,000 in tho Loulslutiu Stnto lottery
nnd hnve already received tho money. They
hent one dollar and got one-twentieth ticket
No. 8132 which won 100,000, of which thoy
received $15,000, tho one-twentieth part.
Baltimore, Mil., AVitvi, March 27.
Cushman Park
AMOTJICEMENTS
WE'LL GARLAND THEIR GRAVES.
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Freshmen day, High School.
Sunday, June 1.
The Seventh Day Advcntists
Park U free to nil. Train nt 2:30 p
in. and n$ p. in. Return nt d p. in and 8
p. in .
Addict on Education by I'rofctbor
Procott, President of Bnltlc Creek college
nnd Rt. Rev. V. A. Faint, worth, on The
Seventh Day AilvcntUt. Grand cniineng
sildrchses.
Words nnd Mualo by A. B. WOOLVERTONi "
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Great Modern Convenience!
"The Gilt Edge"
Gas Stoves
The World's Best!
With thl Stove, which is the I.atot Invention, less gas Is used than
with any other btove and produce Fnr Better Cooking. It has already
become the Favorite Everywhere and Its merit need hut to hS explain
cJ to be appreciated by everyone.
STOVES IN OPERATION
at our hne and we Invite you to call and examine them and see It work.
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F. A, Korsmeyer & Co.
215 South Eleventh Street.
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