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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1891
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UNLESS
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THE
IE HAYE THEM!
Kruse & White
1210 O ST.
r f HY nro nEYNOLDS DnOS.1
JI CELEDnAI EO FINE
"THE UEST MADE?"
SHOES
BECAUSE
Thoy nro mndo on unntomlcnl principle
nncl nffoid mi ensy unci porfeot fit from
the first.
Thoy nro btyllBh nncl tirncoful In np.
penrnnco.
Thoy uo only tho boat utook nnd em
ploy none but skilled workmen.
Thoy mnko lO different -widths, or nil
tho popular shapes, nnd tho most fas
tidious can be Butted.
These nnd many other reasons nro
WHY they nro tho BEST nnd most POP
ULAR Shoes mnnutuotured. i
Thoy nre nil Btnmpod on soles nnd lin
ings, showing confidence In tho quullty
of their productions.
Look for " Trade Mark." without whloh
none nro genuine.
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The Alcazar,
SOLE AGENTS.
i-Our lines of Spring Shoes for Ladles
nnd Misses Is now complete nnd we lnllc
jour Inspection Cull and sec the New Hlioe
on
More lit
1406 O Street.
If you Deposit your Sayings
-IN TIIK
Lincoln Savings Bank
Safe Deposit Co.
H. K.cor. Hill and I'Hts.
THEY WILL EAHN INTEREST FOR YOU
At Hie Bute or
5-lMve pur Ct. per Anmun-5
Have t3UU n wee It and It (amounts with
Interest In live j ears to f l,.W.mi,
Hank opens ut Oi!U) n. in. to 3:30 p. m. nnd
tiaturduy evening, to 8 p. in.
Safes to Rent In BurgUr and Fire
Proof Vaults.
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SOCJALANI) lKKS()NA1i.
Mis. F. A. Hrown ontoi tallied hor lady
friend to it lunohoon nt lnr homo 1WJ Twen
tieth Mroot, Wednemlny nftornoon. Him
win nltod In rrcclvliiR nnd viitorUilnltiR ly
Mm. V. AM.Indloy nnd MM CiiirlnJ)iniK
Tlnxo roceivluK lnvltntloim woio: Molanui
0. IIouIk, J. J. Kelly, M. M. Do Iwl,
V. A.MoCronry.B. Kverti, .1. J. Cox, J.
I. Maul, Kliinlgnn, W. II. Woodwnrd, K.
K. Wells, A. (. Boeson, It Uroono, 8. Ww
nol, Dr. Crlin, Wllmoyer, Austin, V. II.
Wiuver.U. Helta, C. A. Atklmoii, D. Wise,
J J. ailllnn, 0. Hllver, J. It Drinker, (I.
Seliwnke, llnrr I'nrker, Millard, A. 1). llurr,
M. J. Wniigli, M. Turner, T. K. Lnsch, I..
Htownrt, K. W. Itlgs, F. A. Flske, .1. XV.
Lnnslng, A. llurlbiirt, K. Aiulrus nnd L.
Kilnerof Mnttoon, III.
On W wlnemlny ovenlr.K Mr. nml Mrs. F.
A. Brown entertained a company of friends
Ht high live. Those present were: Messrsnnd
MeMlauies (loorgo II. Clarke. Geo. Cook, W.
K. Kirker, Phelps I'alne, A. II. Wler, IJ. C.
II. MnnnliiK, W. A. Llndly, B. C. Howlck,
( II. Iinhoir, E K. Crlley, J. K. Houtz, A.
It Talbot, W. It Cambridge, W. H. Ayers,
M. Swan, M. A. Warren, Menrendorf, 0. C.
Bell, J. J. Davis, Cnrrlo Donnls, Mulilo Llnd
ly nnd Fred Houtz.
A largo party of Miss Jennie. Potnfret's
friends took lior completely by surprise. Mini
tiny evening to help her celebrate her llf
teeutlibiithdny. After an elegant nipper
had been dlsposetl of, game and dancing
was Indulged in nnd n very merry time was
had by all. Miss Jennie wn tho recipient of
a number of lenutlful gift among them bo
ing a number of lloral tokens.
At this time when "a youug man's fancy-
lightly turns to thoughts of lovo," and when
presumably a young maiden's fancy Is turned
In tho snmo direction, it Is not strnngo that
tho bnlmy air should bo surclmrged with
matrimonial unions. Yes, them nro lots of
them, keep a lookout for diamond rings fiom
now on until tho first of July. There w III Iw
domu surprise.
Judge W. II. Hnellfng formerly u Mntinch
I.lneolnlto but now equally ns valuable nil
inhabitant of lgan, Utah, hns been vi-dtlng
hU family nnd friends here for past two
weeks but returns to his now home early
next week. Mr. Bnelllng speoks of his home
In most pralsaworthy terms.
Mr. II. M. Meyers and family left the city
Thuihdny for Chicago. Mr. Meyers will re
main there Mvcrnl weeks preparing and ar
ranging his lino of samples for the fall tour
among tho shoo trndu and Mrs. Moyers and
children will spend tho summer nt the old
homo In Ixnmrk, III.
Tills is tho time of year when the giddy
society mnn goes east to seo Ills Hick father
am' returns with a wife. Those eastern
visits should always bo regarded with sus
picion.
Tim fm-iiinl oneuine of Button A: Hollow
IiiikIi'm iM-iiiitlful new confectionery anil
ico II
creom parlors takes place Wednesday Jiinntfauvo death; hut those who doubt or
ixth and promiues to bo n pleasant social
event.
Dr. Bnahr has returned
from York, l'n.,
where ho went about two
weeks ngo to at-
tend Ills ulster wedding.
It Is settled thut President Harrison will bo
given a lilting reception on his nrrlvnl In
Lincoln May 13.
Tho Mission band of tho Christian ciiurch
gave a very pleasant entertainment Wednes
day evening.
The East Lincoln W. C. T. U. met Wed-in-hdiiy
iifterno3ii nt tho roddeuce of Mrs.
Tower.
Messrs Charles Brown nnd John Bcott left
for Cherry Valley, At kansas, Tuesday even
In?. It is said that Ben It Cowdery will resign
lilsnillco of deputy secretary of state May 1.
Mr. W. M. Judd, assistant city engineer,
left Wednesday afternoon for Dayton, Ohio.
Dr. Joseph Imhoff, who has not liecn in
Lincoln for two years, Is oxpected horo soon.
Mr. It L. Motcnlf of thelWorld-Hera'd
moved his family back to Omaha this week.
Mr. Owen W. Fifer has returned from
Evanston, III., for tho summer vncation.
Dr. C. E Bpahr returned Wodnevlay from
a trip to New York and Pennsylvania.
Mr. Thnil It Adams is In Des Moines ut
tending her mother who I ill.
Mrs. Frank Smith of Alliance, spent sever
al days In this city this week.
Miss Oertrudo Marquette has recovered
from uu attack of tho grip.
Dr. A. It Mitchell is stopping nt tho Met
ropolitan in Washington.
Mrs V. J. Cooper hns returned from a
pleasant visit in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Luke are entertaining
Mr and Mrs. J. F. Heed.
Mr. Geo. N. Foiwmnu of Omaha was In
tho city Wednesday.
Mr. Georgo 8. Wedgewood lett for Hast
ings, Iowa, Monday.
Eugene Hcaton has been a sufferer tills
week from la gripiw.
Attorney General Hastings left Tuesday
for Little Hock, Ark.
Mls Edith Wetol Is visiting Mrs. O. II.
Afliinnu of tblseity.
Mrs. J. M. Neddlns sou and d (tighter have
gone to Kansas City.
Mrs. J. B. Frndenburg deputed Tuesday
for St. Joseph, Mo.
Mr. Thomas W. Lowry ha lieen doing
Chicago this week.
Mr. II. K. Smedley'left Mondiy for Leav-
enswoith, Kan.
Miss Shaffer of Chicago is visiting her
brother George.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Koopman loft Tuesday for
Now York City.
Mr. A. B. Coffroth was in Omaha several
da) stills week.
Mr. David Mercer of Ouialin, was in tho
city Thursday.
Miss Alice Buclor of Beatrice, is a guest of
the Misses Hill.
Mr. Fled C. Howe wus an Omaha visitor
Wednesday,
BtatoTienhurer J. E. Hill was in Beatrice
Wednesday.
Ilev. John Bwenseii has gone to Teiro
Haute, Iud.
Mr. E. I
Thuihday,
Ijiwrenco left for Chicago
Mr. I). C. Seneor I n sulfeier from puou
moula. Mr. J. B. Andrews has roiio to Victoria,
B. C
Mr. A. Huilbuthas returned from a trip
east,
Unv.GeorueO. Femusoii of this city, oiii
elated at the wedding
of Miss Minnie II.
Krooninn, tho Nehrnskn ldlr.ard heroine, nnd
Mr. D. II, Penny, In Uiiinhn Wednesday.
Mr. J. K. Wing Is nt Three Itlvers, Mlchl
gan. Dr. It B. Iiewls was In Oiuahn Thursday.
Mr. W. 0 Moore Is In H m Diego, Cal.
Kovernl picnics nro already projected,
Mr. II. B. Hoed U in Chicago.
New Clothe for Mprlua.
Few ctothltig Iiduhcx in the west have tho
facilltltvs for buying that Herman Bios.,
have nnd few If any of them can show as
largo mid fashionable lino of garment ns
this firm Is showing this sensm, Tills Unit
being extensive wholes tiers of clothing, hats,
cnwnnd furnishing goods, always buy in
Immense quantities and buying thus thoy
get tho advantage that no oilier house in tho
city obtains. In fact their orders are so
largo that they often go Into the factory to
select their goods and Iwtvo them mndo up
especially for their trade. And not only
have they a large wholesale trade but also
own Mtveral other stores throughout tho
statothat am supplied from their Lincoln
house.
Tlieso points all well considered, does It
not go to reason that no retail house can of
fer goods as cheap or show ns large an ns
soitineutl Their lino of spring goods Is
now all in nnd the trade that they are hav
ing tills season demonstrates tho fact that
their bargains nre appreciated. Tlieir stock
of now suits for men and Uiys was never so
I irgo nnd complete ns now nnd the good
shown In the furnishing department Is by
far the most attractive ever soon in this city,
Including all tho latest tilings In shirts of nil
kinds, neckwear, hoslory, underwear and all
tho various other llttlo things that go to
urnko up man's nttlro. In tho lino of hats
this firm Is showing ovory concelvabl now
thing that has thus far boon Introduced nnd
tho man that cannot hero tlml n choice, cer
tainly his is u frultles search. Everything
in soft and stiff hats nro now in nnd com
prise all tho latest blocks, nil offered nt less
price than you will bo nbl' to duplicate them
for at any other house In tho city. Herman
Drothcn Is certainly the place for nil young
men to go to Iw clothed. There you will al
ways get your money's worth, cordial treat
ment nnd Just what is represented. Their
place of business Is 10111 O street, a most
central location, and thoy will Ihj pleased to
nhow you their goods at any time If you will
stop in when passing. ItvniomW tho plnco
and don't full to call lieforo buying your
spring outfit.
Opportunity.
M ister of human destinies urn I,
Fume, lovo ami fortu.io on my footsteps
wait.
Cities and Holds I walk. 1 penetrate
Deserts nnd seas remote. And pusdng by
Hovel, and mart, mid palace, hooii or lato
I knock unbidden onco at every gate.
If seeping, wake; If feasting rise boforo
I I irn away; it is tliu hour of fut'.
KAwl tlioro who follow me
reacli every slate
Moi tals desire, and conquer every foo
litsltatc,
Condemned to failure, penury nnd woe,
Seek me in vain, nnd uselessly implore;
I uusner not, and I return no more.
But fail not in this resect:
Seize every opportunity to travel
Over tho Chicago, Milwaukee oi Bt. Paul
Hallway.
Dr. C. F. Iadd, dentist, llGVS O street.
Telephone ir'l. OIII -o horns II a. in. to ft p. m
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Attend J. W. Winger & Co's greatrhoslery
and ii'idcrw oar sale on Monday,
J. W. WINOEH& Co.
Upholstered furniture of any original de
sign iimdt' at Hnrtslioin's, '.':il south 11th St.,
with 11 tine lino of coverings and frames of
nil discretion, to select from.
Tho now inlllnerv store of Haines and
Haskell at 1 Hill O street I now opuu nnd
ready for business. Ladles In seirch of
tho newest In of heiulw ear stioutd call early.
L'ulies whom o fond of horehack riding
should call anil see Henry Ilnrpliam, ll!i
uoith Eleventh street before purchasing sldo
saddles whips, etc.
Five thousand different articles from a
cent to twenty-live cents, nothing over a
quarter nt tho Great Tweuty-llvo cent store,
111.4 0 street.
The Lincoln Ico company wagons nro now
making regular trips to all parts of tho city.
Olllce, 1 104 O street. Telephone, No. 'X.
Flannel shirts cleaned without shrinking by
tho French dry cleaning process, only IS cts.
at Lincoln Steam Dyo works, llUI O street.
Our work speak tor Itself. It needs no
brng or bluster, simply your own opinion
will testify to Its merits. The Studio Lo
Grntido is on tho ground 111 tr. centrally lo
cated and n beautiful place. CL'l and see us
nt 1-4 south Twelfth street.
Ladies can hove their party dresses cleaned
b. tho French dry process at tho Lincoln
steam dyo woiks 110-') O street.
Fine Wren .Muklui;,
Mr. C. J. Todd, Newman blocif, Is now
prep 11 id to execute Spilng orders on short
notice. Kino work solicited.
IIiiiIIukIoii lliiiitti The Outing Season l
rawing On.
People hiivo already liegnn plauultii; their
sum r trip, and we would suggest that
you pot yourselves regarding tho wonderful
tiimt lUhlni: In Kes pork, Col. Tho health
giving baths and ipilet roit of Dikota Hot
Springs, the hunting and IMiIng of Wyom
ing or the fashionable delight of Mnnltou.
The Iluillngtoii will take you to iiiiv of them
speedily and without fatigue. There nre
many other places in which you can spond
the heated term, and thu agent nt tho II. fc
M. ilejHit or city olllce can tell jou all nbout
thciu. Cull and get a book of summer touts
and look It over. You will tlud It full of
good things and valuable hints.
A. C. ZlKMKII,
City ruhsongor Agent.
A lleil Letter Mil).
February flth was a red letter day for
Chamberlain & Co., Des Moines, Iowa.
ti,.v miiiiI.i ilu-lr tlrst shinmcut of gixsl to
tho Hawaiian Islands 011 that day. It con
sisted of lis) cases containing over four hun
dred ilo.en of their medicines, to tho lending
wholesale ding house in Honolulu. A largo
share of this shipment consisted of Chiiiulwr-
Iain's Cough Hennsly, so iiineli ehtismtsi
wherever It I known for Its cures of colds
and as a preventlo and euro for croup.
Chuiiibolluln & Co., have contracted for nil
veitislllg ill all the lending newspa)elii ill tho
HiiMitilanlsluuils, andexpect to make their
remedies as s)pular there ns thoy are in any
part of the United States. For sale by ding-gists.
Not iiCIIUcti
of Lincoln can nffoul tombs tho comfort nnd
wifely offered Mm by tho North Western
Line (F. E. & M. V. UK.) In his trnveU to
and frouj dik'ngn nnd all eastern isiluts, It
Is tho direct Hue to Bt. Paul, Mlnuonpi1ls
Olymplii, Seattle, Taconia,and nil other Mill
uoHotn, Washington and Montana points.
All passengers for I how oliils ro through
without deKit transfer, Pntroulrothn North
Western and avoid omnibus transfers. Ills
tbuouly nil rail Hue to that Baualarlum of
tho world, tho Hot Bpilngs of South Dakos
In nnd tho direct lino to Hnpld City, Dead
wood and Black Hills olut. To nil those
contemplating 11 tilp tho coming season it of
fer n direct lino and service, to nil tho re
sorts of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Notthern
Michigan. Tho lluest lldilng grounds hi tho
woild nro reached by this lino. For rates
nnd Information, call ut HSU O street.
W. M. Hllll'MAN. Gen'l Ag't,
J. T. Mahtin, City Tk't Ag't.
UN) lluest engraved calling cards nnd pinto
for ("U.U nt Tiik CoUHlKU olllce.
Furniture upholsteied nnd repaired
Hartshorn's, 11 south lttb street.
nt
Harness nnd lenthei goods of nil descrip
tions mndo to order by Henry llnrphnm
VI north Eloventh street.
Tho Whltobrenst Coal and Lime company
Is again at tho front supplying the lluest
grndes of all kinds of coal
Henry llnrphnm' snddlery nnd harness
emiMirluiu hns lioon moved to M'J north
Eleventh street, opHslto Capital hotel.
Gentlemen should now get out their lat
Rummer's suit, take it to the Lincoln Btenm
dyo works 1 100 O stteot ami have It cleaned,
dyed, repaired or presst'd out.
Wiikn OiiANT Said, "Wo will tight It out
on this line if it takes all summer," ho proba
bly refeied to tho "Burlington," ns every
body knows it is tho only "lino" worth light
ing for In this part of the country.
Dean cv Horton nre ns usual in the lend In
this city oil lawn sprinklers, hoso rinds, etc.
Call 011 them before purchasing. You know
thelrplncelsnt I4A0O street and their tele
phono is 150.
On Monday wo will Inaugurate a scclnl
Hosiery and Underwear Bale at such prices
thai It will bo to your Interest to secure these
bargains.
J. W.Wimikh&Co.
Gkoumiihth IIavk Dkciiikd tho earth's
earth's crust to bo over UK) miles thick. This
is about the thickness of the man's head who
buys his ralhoad tickets by hoiiio Inferior and
Mrly equlpKd Hue, when ho could get a
ticket by tho "Burlington" at the smuo ratu
Henry Harpliaiii the opular harness maker
has left Twelfth street to locate 011 Eleventh
near P street opposite tho Capital hotel.
There with increased facilities nnd more cen
tral location Mr. Harpham's limine will
undoubtedly increase. For anything In the
harness lino Harpham Is bound to lead and if
at anytime you want anything In his lino
don't forget to givu him a call.
Monday will be your time to secure spring
hosiery and underwear nt special prices,
J. W. WlMIKIl & Co.
Dr. C. F. Lidd, dentist, 110.', O street.
Telephone 15.'). Olllce hours, (I a in to5 p. m,
"Tho Power of tho Press" begins Its roud
tour, September 7 ut tho Globe Theatre III
Boston, where It will bo presented for two
weeks.
The Shah of Persia
Though niluilired In enrs, ha hair of I a veil
hue. dray hair nro stiirtly prohibited In
III dominions, nnd hence the large shli
incuts to that couutiy of Aer's llulr Vigor,
by tho iio of which the Sli;ilis subject sao
not only their hair but their head. Ajer's
llulr Vigor retoic tho natural color of tho
hair. It should bo 011 cvuiy toilet-table.
" Borne time ngo my hair began to fade nnd
to fall out so badly that 1 thought I should
bo bald; hut the use of Ajer's Hair Vigor
lias restored tho original color and made my
hair strong, abundant, mid healthy. It doe
not fall out any more." A1I1II0 HIiafTer, MO
Itnco .st Cincinnati, Ohio.
"My hair (which had partly turned giny)
was restored to it youthful color nod
beauty by the 110 of n few bottle of Aycr's
Hair Vigor. I shall continue to 110 It, a
tbcro I no better drelngfor the hair."
(inldo Uupp, Ucorgenua, Ala.
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
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DR. J. O. AYER & CO , Lowell, Man.
Sold liy nil DruKKUti ' rrrfumert.
In tin lllstrlct t'diirtof l.iincanter County
Nwhmnku,
In tho Matter ot the Kstntu I Order
of - to
Thomns J. Klild, Deceased. I Show Cnilso.
This cnuso caiiio on for hearing upon the po-
tltlon of Francis K. Jones, Admlnlstuitrlx of
tboestntnof Thoinns J. Kldil. ileceased, pray
lug for license to sell tho following duMirlbeil
real estate, situated In thu Count)' of l.uucas
tcr, Htntoof Nebriiska, to-wlt. Iit three '3)
In lllock seventeen (17), In Kinney's "O" Ad
dition to the city of Lincoln, according I 1 tho
recorded libit of said Addition, fur the pay
ment of debts against said estate nnd tho costs
in uuiuiHlsiriuiuu, mere 1101 ueing siniiuieni
persoiiiil property to pay the said debts 11ml
expenses.
it Is therefore ordered that nil pel noun Inter
ested In said estate appear before 1110 at tho
Court House In the city of Lincoln, In said
County on tho --Hli day of May, istll, nt 0
o'clock, A. M., to show cause, why licence
should not be granted losald Administratrix
to sell said real rstatoofsald deceased, lo pay
said debts and expenses
It is fiithur ordered that this onler to show
cause bo published fur four sucessUo weeks
In the I' A I'll' A 1. Cm Coi'iiiKli,a paper pub
llsbed mid in general circulation In tho said
city of Lincoln. Dated this h'th day ol April
1MI, ClIAKI.KH L, llAI.I.,
l-ll-lt Judge of tho District Court.
Telephone 176
Moving Household Goods and Pianos a Specialty
CLOSED
FOR A FEW DAYS
$15,000
WORTH OF
Sprin
g
Arc now being opened nntl will be shown next week,
CommencingWednesday
Including all the very latest novelties in Dress Goods, Trim
mings, White Goods, etc. All these goods have, been bought
for Cash at lowest price and will be sold accordingly.
THE - BHZHR,
1023 O Street. Newman Block.
JUST RECEIVED
3 The Nicest Line"
Ladies' Slippers Oxfords
Ever Brought to Lincoln.
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Parker &
1009
Sutton &
HAVi: JUST
New - Soda
And nre now rcnclv to
scrc the best
In the City.
Syrups Made from Fresh Fruits
CALL AND TRY A GLASS.
No. 206 South Eleventh Street.
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m, HTH
TEETH t EXTRACTED i WITHOUT PAIN
DR.H. K. KER7VTKN
SURGEON DENTIST,
Who has the Exclusive Use of Steauna's Anesthetic
No Chloroform ! No lit her ! No Gas 1
1 Full Set of Teeth on Rubber for $5.00.
All Killings at the Lowest Rates.
DR. II. K. KKRMAX. Rooms 9l!n"b't B'ck'
I5PMloffB3C33MMilffc
Goods
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HKCKIVKI) TIIKIK-
- Fountain
Soda Water ever sold
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