CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1S01
LOCAL AND I'KKSONAI,
Tin Installation of ollbois of Kniiagut
lNwt, of tli llniiiil Army ltcpnbllo, ii.nl nlo
of this olllcors of tint I'ltiiiigut Hellef Dorp
nt post headquarters 011 Satin iluy ntlit
proved to bo ono of tliu most enjoyable
events over known noro In (Irnnd Army
droit. After tho usual formalities of such a
meeting 1'iMt Department Commander T. C.
ISoimell Installed tliu follow liitf ii olllcers for
the year for Kiirragut Hwt No, 'St. C'oiiimuii
dor, Mint llowo; H. V. C, J. K. Itlng; T V
C, A. (I. Hpolhnnn; Surgeon Dr. J. II. Hag
gard; Q. SI., 1 SLNoothorn; Chaplin, II.
Aliistcrmnii; Ailjiitmit, A. M. Tiimlilo; Hor
gennt Major, William (Illllsplo; Ollloorof
Day, J. H. Ilarwick, Olllccr of (Itiiinl, D. K.
Httmor, Knrrngut Wnnions' Hellef Corps ln
xtilhsl tint following ollleors their l'rosldent,
lloloconJ. Frankfurter; Senior Vleo-l'rosl-lfiil,
Sarah A (Inlley, Junior Vice-President,
Mary K. Htonor; Secretary, llnotnh Davis:
Treasurer, Isabella Holslmw; Chaplain,
Kllnihvth Valentino; Conductor, Hlrdio Craw
ford; Assistant Conductor, l.itey Davis;
Guard llosslo Crawford; Assistant (liianl,
Jennie T. Vougbt. This wilt follow til hy the
presentation of a handsome gold hiuded onuu
to Captain I'nyiiu, tliu retiring st eoniinnii
dor. After an Inleroitlng literary program
11 general social tlmo was enjoyed.
Whenever the Daughters of lteheUnh meet
there is invnrllily asocial session at the close
of thooxoiclsos. The usual order of things
wan carried out Tuesday evening after the
public installation of olllcers at Odd Follows'
hall. Tho cei cmntilv were presldisl over by
Mrs. Joseph llolshuwiin I the following ladies
were duly Installed in tho olllcos to which
they had Ist'ii elected: N (1., Mrs. .1 II.
Kradenborg; V. (1., Sirs. Win. U'liuno; Fi
nancial Secretary, Sirs. T. K. I .ash; accord
ing Secretary, .Miss Annlo Melcherd; Wtiideii
Mrs. O. 1'. Plages; Conductor, Miss Mimilu
Kinery; Chaplain, Mrs. Jim. Ilcutou. At tliu
conclusion formality was thrown aside and a
perlisl of social couveise follow.st.
Lincoln City Lislgo No,!l77, 1. O. II. II. had
n public Installation of olllcers In the, A. O.
U. V. hall tlio llrst evening of the week, anil
nfter tho formal ceremony enjoyed a splen
did Immpiet and a dance. The lodge was
called to order by (liand Lodge Master
Willlo Meyer, who, assisted by .Max Kolm
nud liOUis Kseliky, grand lodgu olllceis, in
stalled tliu following olllcers: 1'resident,
Isaac Kilenii; Vlco-l'rusiilunt, A. Illoch;
Secretary, Jacob Oppuuhciiuer; Financial
Secretary, Lrnst llocht; Tieasiirer, Charles
I'oskl; Trustees, K. Mot, and Louis Ksonsky.
Addresses were then imulo by Grand 1 .oil go
Olllcer Willie Muyer, 1'ivsldunt Isaac Friend
mid Mr. M. Ackcrumu. Tliu bampiet and
daucu followed.
Tho societies at the Cottier university gave
a pleasant leception in tho chapel Wednes
day evening, tho occasion being in honor of a
number of new students who have recently
unified tlio university. Impromptu addrov.es
vtcic made hy 1'iesideut Dungiin, Misses Al
lodia I'm ker, Dillon, Alice Uiidil, Atwater,
Mr. mid Mis. Frank Harrows, Messrs. Will
Osehgor, (leoigo Ilarmeu, W. II. Shepherd
nud others. It was a pleasant alfalr and
much enjoy ts I by all.
As soon as the new Hock Island road starts
in operation tliu following tlmu table will bu
Used and TllK CoUHIKli with its usual enter-'
prise is the llrst to publish it: Trains going
west leave Chiengojit 10:(M p. in., Omaha
lill a. m, Lincoln -l:.'IO p. in.; arrive at
Denver 7:(H) a. in. Trains going east leavo
Denver at !I;IK) p. in., Lincoln 1:!(0 p. in.,
Omaha 4 ::(." p. in. ; arrive at hicngo7:t'ia.lii.
Tho young ladles of the Kverettu Hand will
give a novel entertainment in the parlors of
the First I'lesbyteriaii church Wednesday
evening. Attend and encourage them in
their noble work. An iuteieatiug program
will bu rendered anil n pleasant evening is as
sured everyone.
Tliu approaching marriage, of Mr. Uuorgu
O Cailuian and Miss Mary C. llauer, at Jef
ferson City, Mo., on tliu -1st is announced.
Mr. Cadmaii has passed tliu greater nation
of his lifu in Lincoln, and his host of friends
wish hmi joy in the approaching partner
ship. Tliu Tuesday Kvonlng club was entertaineil
by Miss Maud Stobbs tills week, at the resi
deuce of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ittickstair. A
very enjoyable literary programme was givun
and tliu presence of a number of guests added
to tliu pleasure of the evening.
11. F. l'ylu and J. V. I'utinan left Sunday
for Jacksonville, Florida. They expect to
fctop enroutu at wirious points and will not
return for a month or more and then we may
expect to hear of alligator stories and other
wonderful things.
Mr. It W. Tiaylor, of Petersburg, Va.,
who has been visiting relatives in this city
left Monday lor Ills home. IIu expressed
himself as highly pleased with the hearty
hospitality of tliu HHplu in tho west.
Mr. I. D. Iseiuan, latu with L. Wossel &
Co. of Nebraska City, will make his future
homo in Lincoln and devote Ills time to tho
Kaglo ilrace company on the road. His ter
jitury will Ik tlm statu of Colorado.
Hon. T. L. Lyon, of South Haven, Mich.,
ii repiesentativuof tho department of agri-
cultiue of tliu government has been at tho
Windsor this week. He will make u report
on tliu horticulture of tliu state.
C. C. Chi lstlu and O. H. Dailies, of tliu
Christie Lilluop Commission company of
Kansas City, are at tliu Windsor hotel. Mr.
Christie is making arrangements to open a
brunch store in this city.
Mr. Will Dor'y, formerly a student at tliu
Btutu university, but now a young business
man at lieatriee, was in the capital city
Monday remembering old acipialiitances.
Miss Lottie Watts, assisted by Mi-s Emma
Hedges of Lincoln, and Miss Kls'u Palmer of
Hastings, gnvu a delightful high I've party
on Friday uvunlng. Qmuhu J&rcrlsioi;
C. 1. Stuwait, formerly conuecttsl with
the Klecttlc Light Manufacturing company,
left for Hatou, Nuw Mexico, Tuesday night,
where hu will make his future home.
Sin, Dr. (1. W. IIoulz returned to her
borne in Lincoln tliu (list of tliu week, after a
pleasant visit of several weeks among old
friends and relatives In Illinois.
Huv. Horaeu Wllllston, Mr. J. Steiner.Wll
litilii Clark, Mis. Hebecca Clark, Mr. and
Mrs. David Allen comprised a paity that left
for tliu south on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Mai k II. Tilton, who havo
been enjoying their honeymoon with rela
tives In Oslikosh, Wis., returned to Lincoln
on Wednesday.
Miss Ilrowuio liauiu, a former Liucoluito,
but now ot Omaha, is spending tliu winter
witli Mrs, !:. K. Kdwaids at Santa Anna,
California,
Tho friends of Mrs. C. I Flick, tornierly
of this city, will regiet to hear of her death
at Adrian, Mich., where shu has lately made
her home.
A jolly party consisting of Messrs. Harry
Lansing, Jlert Davis, (leorgo WaMi and M.
Ollbeit lelt Wednesday for St. Paul.
Mr. Chailes D. Dariiiigiaudiiud Miss Lou
wj H. Worth, both of this city, were married
by Huv. F H Stein, at tliu St. Paul M K.
chinch on Tlunsday atteinoon. A largo
iiiiihIh-i-of filonds and lelatlves wlluc(sl
tliu happy event
Discerning readeis, and TllK Cot'lUV.H
Mattel Itself that it lias no others, may
notice a change In tin) w rltlng of thlscoltunn.
Tho gentleman huiotoforo In charge of It
wleldisl a fnellu pen fiom which Mowed tho
thoughts of a bright nud active tuliiil, and if
the present writer siiciwds in maintaining
thostanilnid of exeellenis'alieiidy eslabllshisl,
as ho will honestly endeavor to, tho leaders
of TllK Coi'lttKIl will bo nusuurably com-H-nsatsl.
While Mr. J. S. Harwich and his daughter,
Miss ItoWts, were returning from the
Modem WiKslinenVbanipietnlKiut 2 n. in.,
Wednesday they drove Into an excava
tion and nairowly escaHsl being killed.
Hoth wero thrown violently to tho ground
nml badly, but not seriously brulsisl, The
buggy waspaitlally wreckisl.
Charles A. Lawrence, wife and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. James 11. Libby of Cheyenne,
Wyo., who were called heio to attend tliu fu
neral of their relative, Mrs. A. W. Footo, at
'-'1(17 South Thirteenth street, will return
homo Saturday.
Aaron lluekstair's pleasing counteiianco is
onco more visible ill society circles after an
absence of several mouths, during which
tlmu ho has been enjoying a tour wf tho
southern states.
Owing to tho death ol Mks "Tote," McMur
try the Pleasant Hour club postponed Its lu-
tended iliiucu last ovctilhg, Noxt Tuesday
will probably 1st tho time at which the party
will behold.
Mrs. John I). Crotsey, of Cheyenne, Wyo.,
Is visiting Mrs. D. S. Ilraco, Twenty -second
ami Washington stiocts. Mrs. Crotsey was
formerly Miss louiso Ivinibsley, of this city.
Mrs. (leorgo C.Meyer of Polo, III., but
formerly of lieatriee, and Miss Addio Covet t
of Crete, aio visiting Mis. (ieorgu II. Clink,
Mrs. Rudolph Hehhieiider will enteitaiu
tho High Five club next Tuesday evening at
her hospitable home, I P) H street.
Charles Dickinson, of the Willoughby iner
calitilu agency, who has lieen coutllied by an
attack of iuMueiia, is lecovering.
Miss Annie Fiinku of Lincoln, mid Miss
Miller of Chicago, ore the guests of Mis. F.d
ward liauiu. Oimiiii Krivlxior.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Keefer will entertain
the Delta Llteiary circle Saturday evening
at their lesidence, 710 J.
Mr. Fred Hout roisirts a splendid time
during his t1 tee weeks vacation In Califor
nia, the American Italy.
Mr. T. J. Curtlss and Ids daughter, Miss
Hattlo M. CurtNs havo been in Chicago
during the past week.
Major C. II. Ililford came in Friday from
Hill City and is very ill at his home, !.
South Twelfth street.
Mis. A. A. Heutley has gone to Coloiado
Springs to visit with friends and relati ves at
that Mipuhir resort.
Fred Sinyser, iifto.' a throo weeks' visit to
his former homo hi .Moorehead, returned to
Lincoln Tlim'sday.
Mrs. Kato Hiirkcoiu, of Carlisle, IViin,, l
the guest of Mrs. Nuwberry, her mother, at
South Lincoln.
Miss Jaetiuetto Wilson has boon enjoying
tliu pleasures of social lifu in Chicago the
present week.
C. S. Ilranch, of tliu MliiueaMilis .Inunml,
is tho guest of his lirotliur-ln-law.JW. (),
I'oib 8.
Julius Adler, of Seward, has been visiting
friends and relatives in Lincoln the past
w eek.
Messrs, II. l'yle and J. Putnam purchased
tickets for Jacksonville, Fin., on Monday
last.
Miss Helta (lillUn.of Valparaiso, is tlio
guest of Mrs. W. C Austin, of West Lincoln.
.Mrs. Colonel J. J. Kelloy litis returned
from her visit with friends in California.
Messis. II. W. Orr anil C. M. Wliedou left
Monday for a trip toOalveston, Texas.
Mrs. I), (I. Courtiiay and her daughter are
visiting relatives In Cincinnati, O.
Mr. Kugeiie Mack left the tlr.it of the week
for St. Paul to visit with friends.
Mr. T. J. Ynts left over tho Union Pncitlo
for Suittlu, on Wednesday.
Mr. James M. True left tliu llrst of tliu week
for Montgomury, Ala.
Hon. John L. Doty has been in Krie, Kas.,
tliu past few days.
Mr. Thomas Cochrane has been to Chicago
this week,
Mr. Jack Hummel Is enjoying a trip to tliu
Pacillc.
Mr. W. 11, Scovillo has gone to Salt bike
City.
Mr. Kugu iu Wilcox is in llinghauiton.N.Y
Mr. P. M. Sheldon is in Dyursburg, Tenn.
Mr. Oscar S. Cuinmings is iu Salt Like.
Mrs. P. Ilurnettu is iu Helena.
Modern Wooiliiirii's Contention.
Tliu llrst state convention of the Modern
Woodmen was held at Temple hall Tuesday
afternoon and evening, Tho day session was
devoted to business and tho evening to pleas
ure. A grand literary social and ball wero
given at Temple hall at night. About 'MO
couples wero in attendance and a very enjoy
able uvcniug was spent. The following In the
programme:
Overture Towur of Loudon Iseumaiin
Philharmonic Orchestra.
Welcome Address Mr. A. II. Talbot
Selection lien Ilur's Chnrlot Knee
Pror L. L.Crosthwalt
llanjo Duct, l'lnno Accompaniment
DrJH Katoiiaud A it Ho sack
Piano, MrO F Keefer
Quartette "InHllent Mend"
Mots is Kemp, Harmcr, Jones and
Churchill
Spanish .Serenade Itamlul
Plillhnrinnnlo Orchestra
Kelcctlnn-"Mr. Man (Jets Left"
Prof L LCrosthwalt
llanjo Duet Selected
.... Dr .1 H Katou and A It Ilossaek
(Javotte "A Uiver's Dreaiu" Casoy
1'lillharinonle Orchestra
At tho concliisolu of the literary pro.
gramme a grand bauipiet wasgiveii, billowed
by d'incing.
I havo a cousin w ho is n printer, says ex
Mayor J. II. Loughraii of Ninth Dos Moines,
Iowa Souio years ago ho was employed in
this city where they weie piloting ciiculms
for Chamberlain. IIu had a deep seated cold
and terilble cough, and while setting up copy
hu made up his inlud to buy a bottle, It
cured him and that was the llrst I ever knew
of Chamber! ilu's Cough Heuiedy I have
been stiougly iu its favor ever siuco, My
own experience and that of my family con
vinces me that this remedy is the best ill the
world. That may lu strong language, but
that is what I think. For sale liy A. Siuider,
Druggist
Ladies' Hair Dressing at Miss Johnston's'
1110 0 street.
HOW SIIK KCUI'SKI) AM,
IHpeelal Colt in i:lt Correspondence.
'Her gown was puio and simple, and shu
was passing fair,
Shu stood among tho loses, a lose was Iu her
hair,
And when Sir Ludersaw her, as she lodo by
the wall,
IIu thought her of all Mowers, the fairest
Mower of all.
Viim Wliliistono's llnlliids.
Nkw Yiiik, Jan. II, ISM .Among the
wisest of wise virgins Is shu who has had foro-,
t hough t enough to lesorvo her piettlest
toilettes till tho lust of tho season. For when
all her dear Intimates havo ixhaustsl their
rcsouiccs Iu the way of ball, t crept Ion and
dinner gowns, mid are now going about Iu
worn nud partly soiled costumes, to appear
inn gown that Is absolutely fiesli and of tliu
latest stylo Is to produce somewhat of a
sensation. One ptotty young New Vol ker
who was clever enough to eompiehend tills
fact, and to desliu to play tho role of a newly
oH'iied niso among a cluster of overblown
half faded Mow el s, will complacently array
helself ill a
IIKDKKItN KVKNIMI (HlW.t
which is almost (Irecian iu its simplicity. It
is of coral pink cloth, with a pleatisl slllo
panel of ci eHtilu chine. A narrow seaif is
about the hips and knotted on tho left side
w itli the ends falling almost to the feet. This
is a inoliotonu costume as even the gloves,
slioos and fail are of the same tint.
A new caprice Is the iimi of the theatre
jacket, after tho fashion set hy young Mrs.
Stanley. This fad is liccoiiiiug mid appio
pi late. Tho design heru given Is
from ono of tho Red fern models,
though It Is hardly necessary to state tho
fact. The iiiatei ial of this Jacket is a turipilso
bhioarmure, coinlilnisl with shell pink sntlu
liiocaded in silver. Tliu full vest and Jabot
are of pink monocline do solo.
Speakers, singers and actors usu Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral; also, Ayer's Alliiauac.
Hyacinths, both cut and potted, and roses
can bo found constantly on sale at the Homo
for the Friendless, The telephone number is
Across the Deep Itloe Sicii.
AKK you going
abroad noxt sum
uicrf It so, kind
ly penult us to
&M''",iH-
r suggest that early
application is uh-
Hisolutely necessary
' in order to sisjiiiu
desiiable accom
modations for sail
ings in June, July
or August
I make a ssc
i alt y of ocuit ii
steamship ticket
and am eiiabhsl to oiler suH-rior in
duceiuiiiits to intending tourists, M) olllco is
supplied witli tickets to all partsof tliu world,
and itineraries will b mpihsl cuveriug
tilp-of one, twooi tllleo iiionths, i r longer
if dodrol and eiiibraeiug all siints of in
terest on the tool l-t globe.
lam pieparedlofuinisheaiefulotliualesas
to the cot of thcsH trips, and will t'iko phuis
me in lepl.Niug to all inquiries cncemlng
thisclassof Havel. A. C. .IKMKU,
City Pass, Agent, Lincoln, Neb.
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AT THf; LEOISLATUHE.
n ,wsr hm NriiA
"Count that iln lost whose slow deseeuilluu
sun
Views rutin Ihy hand no worth) action done'
In olKhtcou hundred mid clwhl.v -one
My wrllliig poetry llrsl boKiin;
From then until the piesenl time
I'll, lvrllli.li imiiii ii lllll.. tli, ...
Hill lie or before has II been my pleasuiu
To write up Nehiaska's Leglnlatuie.
And as a lesiill lioln houesl lahor
I'll tell what I heiinl In the Senate Chamber.
Alter answering to mil '-all one by one
And rending some hills as they've always
done;
They settled down to business, mul Ihen
Talking commenced aiming the men,.
And Senator Kiev ens, of Lincoln county,
(I really IhliiU hu deserves a homily)
tillered a icsnlullon which I am sure
Was meant to help the siifterlugpoor.
Hut ho railed In bring Iu bis woidsjusl right,
Which brought on a small-sired wordy Unlit.
Then Swlter, of Douglas cnuuly, arose
And his winds weie stronger than black
smith's Mows,
lie cerlalnl.v don't need on opera glass
To see things I hat never come In pass;
lllll he gained his point tor which beset out,
Sol think ho knew what he wasahoiil.
And Senator Mourn, of Lancaster, too,
Thought bu would dhow what beeould do.
Ills wonls were few, but to the point,
Which shows that bis nerves aie nut out of
Joint,
Mo they tallied hack and forth till all were
llieu
(Truly their oratory eiiuld bo aduilied);
And when the) got lluough they weie only
able
To lay tliu resolution Upon the table
They called to my niluil a poem I'd lend,
III which WlllCatlelon's "Old Heltler" said:
"And shu while I was rbellered dry anil warm
Was somewhei elu Hie clutches or this storm."
And while they aigiied the question pro
and con
ThesutlerliiK In Nebraska still goes mi.
I think (he icnators all mean well,
llul what thev will do Is haul to tell
Ami when the) arrive at some dellulle plan,
I will certainly Inform on If I can.
Now In case my readeis shall teel perplexed,
We'll call this continued In our next.
Look out for Aunt Samanlba next week,
And he ea re nil or what and how jou speak.
Lincoln, .lanuarj loth, Istll.
Olio-third oir on cloa'is at the llaar next
wis'k. Now's jour time ladies.
II. P. Sherwiu, 1 1'-' I (I stieet, has a present
for every onu of his customeis that cannot
fall to Ih apprcclabsl, Hu w ill give to every
customer a line eravou picture made from
any photo that is ilcsiicd and It will not cost
you a cent. Call in at his drug and shim
store and sisi how It Is done II" I Ostiis't.
Tho Kniuhlcr bley do Is coming uioro Iu
popular favor dally as the machine conies
into general use. It Is unilouhlislly thu best
adapted for shssI, comfoit and safety, of
any of the machines Call and wo It at K.
It. Out in les, l.Ml) Ostler I.
Chi'iip i:ciirnliin Itales.
Kxctirslnu tickets are now on sale via the
II. iV M. to all important points In die south,
Including Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, (Icor
gia, the Carolinasnud Plniida.
The II. iV M. Is thu only lino running
thiough sleepers between Lincoln mid Kan
sas City making close connections for south
ern KlilltS.
It Is the shin t line and makes tho fastest
time. A 1 1 in 1 will convince you of tho fact.
Knipnre at union depot or city olllee, cor
ner O and Tenth streets, for fuither parlleu
Inis. A. C. .IKVIKll,
City Pass, and Ticket Agent.
'I'he neatest article In the line of calendais
that has come to the notice of Tin: CofillKIl
yet is an Ivory caul pi luted iu gold that Is
being distributed by the Farmers & Mer
chants Insurance company of this cliy.
J, II. Itarnaby, the taller, may 1st found at
rooms l'J mid l.'l, Newman block, I Oil () si.
School of piaclical llnipilstry, French and
Out man. Winter tenn ohiis January 5
For pnrtlculais adilicss, Anna Monaiion,
Windsor Hotel.
The Ilaju's ipmrter oil" sale continues next
week.
Wolfenlmrger .t McDonald, attorneys and
ouuselois, riMims 1) and H!l Ilurr block,
eluvator on O street.
Doctors HaHoy & (loislell, olllco KII7 L
street. Telephone, 1)17.
Lincoln ami Kiiiishn City Through I'nll
inaii Sleepers
The surpi islng Incieaso in business has com
polled the II, & M. to withdraw their line of
combination parlor mid slis-piug cars and
substitute regular Pullman sleepers of u
iiiimIoi ii and pleasing design that aro sure to
bo appreclatisl by the travelling public.
ThiH) cars leavo Lincoln daily at 8:110 p.m.
run via lieatriee ami Table Hock mid leach
St. JiMiat fi:J7 a. in., Kansas City 7:W)a. in.;
retm nliur, leave Kansas City 11:15 p. iu. dally,
St. Joe 1 1 : tr p. m,, arrive at Lincoln 7:M)
a. in., making com connections at termi
nal points, licrlhs and tickets may I hi
secured at union ttqsit or city olllco, corner
O and Tenth stris'hs.
A. ('. ZlKMKIl,
City Passenger and TickelAgent.
Only place in Lincoln that uses mineral
vaU'r iu Ixiths is at 11)11) O stris-t.
MIksC. J. Ollillllettu, lllisllste, sis'oud ll(s)r'
Kxpositiou building. Take elevator.
Thu Lincoln Kteam liundry having re
cently chaugisl hands ami undergone many
Improvements is now Is-ttor than over pre
pans I to execute work iu the very Iswl man
ner, promptly and at isipular prices. Mr.
A. W. Day thu nuw proprietor has lulopbsl a
new and impiovisl pns.'ess for washing and
handling garments, by which no bleach'ug
or injurious materials am us.l; the finest
fabrics Mich as silks, laces, Mouiicih, flannels
or cotton gissls aru lauiidrusl in llrst class
manner, without thu least damage. Onu tria
w ill convince thu nost skeptical that the Liu
coin Steam laundry ilis-.s the finest work in
the city All gixsls en 1 Its I for and diiliverisl.
Telephone (ii
Jupitor Coal is a winner and Hetts& Weav
er, sole agents have plenty of it. Try a ton,
Thu Whiteln east Coal and Llmu company
is again at the front supplying thu finest
glades of all kinds of coal
Mrs (irahaiu's Houdoir at Imposition
building.
An r.xccllunt lliislni'ss Opportunity,
My time Isiiug almost entirely taken up
with TllK Coi'lttKIl, 1 have decidisl to ills
pixso of my printing and stationary business,
or would sell half Interest to the party who
would maiiag.i that depaitiueiit. Ililsiness
will stand cIomi Investigation. Call or ad
ilicss L, Wes.soll,Jr.,C()i'iiiKli ollL-e, Liueolii,
Britton's New Grocery
I4IO 0 STREET.
I laving just opened our store, the largest in the new Alex
ander block, we extend you an invitation to call and inspect
our line of goods. Our aim will be to carry a full line of
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
including the very best of everything, making a specialty of
Teas, Codecs, Spices, Flour and Potatoes, in which we will
offer the best at such prices as will make it an inducement for
you to buy. All goods promptly delivered.
Tki.kimionk 7S0.
We Solicit a Call!
F.XTENVON -TAHLL uRIOGf.
Wli.it Is the use of large uppioprl.itlons for bridge building when we are ready to
tiuike contracts either with the state or federal nuthotltles for iuy number of our cele
brated Intension Tallies?
We can finnlsli I hem for net to uothliiK and we wont have to employ costly en
gineering talent. Ilihlge hutlilcis can't bej-ln to coinpele with us. These tables arc
tuiistei pieces of skilled mechanism, and yet they cost no more than $10.00. You
cannot do better than to let us bridge your dining room with one of them. It inaken
no difference how short or bow lone; your (lining- room miii be, our table will fit It
exactly. Call and see them.
AUG. TH. GRUETTER 8c CO.
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China
-THE STOCK OF-
Queensware,
Silverware, Etc.
Which is Now Opened at
143 Soutl- lStln St.,
is composed of first class goods in every respect. It is all
arranged and ready for the
Sacrifice Sale
The stock comprises everything usuall) found in a first
class glass, china and queensware store, including a large
stock of
Roger's Best Silverware.
These goods must be moved and prices will be made to
close them out.
THIS IS NO FAIKE,
but a bona tide sacrifice sale and if you will call price
will surely convince you of this fact-
Talbot H. Geiclcl
1. 13 South Twelfth St.
1410 O Street.
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W-f.
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Sale!