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CAPITAL' CITY COURIER,SATURDAYlUfcY 18; -mer
EHHBWHnH
SEMI-ANNUAL
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any debt made by nny one In Itn immi, lin
es a written order luvotnpniiliw the same,
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J 1 On all Linen of
Summer Goods,
,
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Wlmlior Hotel New Htnml.
Capital Hotel New Hluml. .
Otlell'R Dining Hull Nows Htnml, ilUH O HI.
The Gotham News Stand, 118 Hon th llth Ht.
The Apex, HI North llth Htroot.
Kd. Young, 1030 O mrcot.
Clason. Fletcher A Co., 1120 O Htroot.
Llttlo HportUlgnrHtoro, 113 North 12th Ht. '
Westorflold's Harbor Shop, llurr UIock.
International Now KtnK)rluin, 12U O Ht.
sWAn extra supply of papers Is always left
at the Uothnm, In case other Newsdealer
a applies run short.
Cool Shirts
AND-
UNDERWEAR
W." R. DENNIS & CO.
1 137 O Street.
Church Advertisements.
Commencing April flrtt, Tiir Couhhcii
will Insert notice pertaining to sociable,
festivals, lecture, meeting ami sermon for
all churche free of charge. Atlvertliement
for ontertntnmonta where an admission !
charged will be Inserted at one-half tho reg-atarrate.
A merry party of young people loft tho
city Thursday noon for Crete, nccomtaiiled
hy nhuudaut luggage "Hl " elect nasort
meiit of mlscllaneous good nil eh n will fac
ilitate tho etijojinent of tho projected ten
days' outing on tint ground of tho Clmntnii
iim assembly, situated on the bnnk of the
fur-famed llltio. Mr. nntl Mr. A. llrwo
ColTrotli chnHToned tho party which I
largely couixwod of tho young people who
enjoyed n similar trout last summer nnd
preparations have lieen inndo on such nn ox
tensive sonlo n to nmiiro n season of unqual
ified pleasure nnd comfort, Following I n
lint of thoe who nro already nt Croto togeth
er with those who will vlnlt tho rnmn during
tho coming week: Mr, mid Mr. A. II. Cof
froth, Misses Ourtrudo nnd Theo I .awn, Ollvy
nnd MIniiIu Latta, Jonnnotto Wilson, Mnudo
Hmltli, Anmi llnrr, llertlo llurr, Clnrn
Walsh, draco (Irlllltli. Dunn Iooinls, Lulu
Clurko, Hnlllo IInowr, Messrs Frnnk Keh
rung, W. K. Hnnly, W. Morton Hmltli, Dr.
0. K. I.add, Clarence K. Hrown of Oinnlm,
W. V. Moycr, Fred W. HouU, Otto Mohroii-
Mocker, W. H. Htull, linrry King, John T.
Dorgnti, J. II. Cunningham, linrry rrecmnii,
Oscar Funke, 0. W. Oorwlg, J. 1. Kuticon.
A very pleasant sociable wo held Thurs-
dny evening at tho rcwldeuco ot Mr. and Mr.
Hprlngor, llr.11 y ntreet. Tho evening hmI
ijulekly ami ploniuiutly mid ''inlno hont and
hote" nro to bo congratulated for tho do
lighlful manner In which they entertained
thoRtiM of the ovenlng. The many leautl
ful "hud" prenent vied with each other to
make the ovonlng n memorable one, nnd It
can be wild to their credit, that thorn who
loft to "catch tho early morning car," will
nlwny look back to tho event nn having the
moRt enjoynblo nlTnir of tho mvimm. bann
ing, Ringing nud a tetu a teto In tho ham
mock undor tho beautiful tree that ur
round tho houoo were among tho many
ploature of the evening. Kefrehmouta
wore nerved on tho lawn and tho "lce" wero
particularly enjoyed by the dancer to re
freh them after indulging In tho dreamy
wait. Tho table were laden with all tho
dellcacle ot the neanon and tho Moral clinplny
wa artlcularly admired.
Tho Y. P. 8. 0. E. of tho Plymouth Con
gregational church wn entertained Tuesday
ovenlng In tho way of a Clothes-pin social,
given by Hov. Norman lMiuunt hi renldence,
No. I8IU Wnhlngton itreet Hefruihment
were cerved nnd tho young iteoplo pronounc
ed Hev. Plan nnd wife Micceful entertain
er. Those present were: Mear V. It,
Dawe, K. 8. King, Htark; Metwr Clarence
King, llaruey Pcckman, W. 11, Bethune,
Hew ell Bandenon. Will O.Cook, AlbraCook,
W. H. Stanley, Arthur Stanley, E. H. Davl,
Mr. A. W. Uuo; Mime Mary Walton, Eva
Moadowi, Agnes ami Jennie Bethuno, Lena
Welder, Alice Martin, Maggie Miller, Loom
l, Stanley, draco Thompson, Jetle Lane.
Never let a friend leave Lincoln without 2 a
ouvenir poon. It leave a lasting Impres
sion on their mind of their visit here and ot
tho beautiful city from whwo it came.
Eugene llnllett carries an assortment of these
pretty token that would do Justice to a
Hroadway Joweler. He ha them In all
shape and iltes, with gold, oxidised and
plain silver bowl and the designs too numer
ous to mention. You kuow Hallett and
where hiaatore I, 113 north Eleventh stroet.
HoorhUcorpsofefllclent salesmen will bo
glad to shew you the line or anything else In
Jewelry or silverware it you will call.
Tho following Lincoln people departed
Monday for Toronto to attend the couvou
tlrn As ttia tltkHrmol awliMatl seuA.tlsttnii
L. A. Sherman, Mis llyam, M. E. Jones, Mr." fourth treet
Mr. Itolxrt Heed of Lnucnster. Ohio, Mrs.
Henry H. Feldhof of Kanat City, Mo., Mr.
0. W. Chnndlerof Pueblo, Col., and Mr.
William I). Crawford of Nelson, Neb., nro
guest of Prof. Fred U Wood nnd wlfo at
1WI P street.
Hon, II. M. Iiwlsof Madison, Wk, I vis
iting hi daughter, .Mrs. !oyd Stunner. Mr.
Invls whs for eight years United Htntes dl
trlct nttoruey for the ointoni district of Wis.
I'onslunnd Isn prominent man In Ihi lliiilgor
state.
Hov. A. W. Ijiwrence, pastor of the Pie
byterlan church nt Mlnden, nrrlved In Lin
coln Snturdny, acfoinpniilcd by his wlfo nnd
llttlo daughters, Lillian nnd Mattel They are
tho guest of Hev. W, I). Pnttoiinnd tamlly,
Mr. L. A Vnrnoy of the Sterling Pre
Sun and (leorgu P. Marvin of the lleatrko
Democrat nnd city council wero In Lincoln
this week on their wny ty St. Paul to attend
n nntluunl meeting of the editor thoro.
Mr. William I toss of David City nud Anna
Maim of Deliver were married nt tho homo
of Mr. Mcllnth at Twontysecnml nnd N
streots Hntunlny ovenlng, the Hev. Merrll
ierformlng tho ceremony.
Mr, Henry Kvnus nud family hnve gono to
OskiMh, Wis,, their former home. Mr.
Evntis will make n visit of otio mouth and re
turn, leaving his family to enjoy tho rc
mnliilug summer months.
Mr. Harry A, Heeso left till wve'e to rep
resent tho Nebraska state university chapter
of tho lletn Thotn Pi fraternity nt tho umiiinl
convention nt Vonullii-nn-CliAUtnuiia, Lake
Chautnu(lin, N. Y.
Mr. F. M. Woods and daughter Helen re
turned from New York, Friday. Tho wero
nccomimuled homo by Frnnk Woods, who
lias lieen nttendlng Columbia collego for the
past year.
Mr. Oeorgo C. Smith midwife of tho union
stock firm ot Nelson, Neb., nro nttoudlug thu
twenty-fifth anniversary of tho mnrriage of
their uncle and aunt, Professor nnd Mrs.
Wood.
Mr, nnd Mr. II, E. Wormloy of Nebraskn
City, nrrlved In Lincoln Friday to mako thl
their home. They wero formerly host nnd
hostew of tho Morton houso In Nebraska
City.
Misses Gertrude and Cnrola Hill left yes
terday for a sojourn In the East. Thoy will
visit Now Yorx, Scranton, Penn., and tho
seaside resort, returning in Septomlxir.
Mr. M, Strati of Den Moines Is a guest nt
the homo of Mr. Loul Meyor, accompanied
by her daughter, Mis Gertis nnd her son
Leon. They are en route to Mnnltou.
Dr. 1), F. Ualley left yesterday evening for
Oswego, N. Y., where ho will place Edward
Nettle ton, nn Inmate of tho Insane asylum,
In tho Ulonmnry homo for treatment.
Mis Florcneo Wentherwax from 1111k-
lleld, who ha been visiting in thl city about
two weeks, left yesterday for Jewell, Kn.,
where she oxpects to visit her slater.
Mis Lluio Burtis left Sunday evening for
Toronto, Out. She will visit the Thousand
Isles, llrockvlllo and other point on the St.
Lawrenco before her return.
Mr, and Mr. Joel Davis and R. Hhelander
left yesterday for Lognnsport, Ind., to spend
a month hunting nnd llshlng among the
lake of their native state,
Mrs. Stella Johnson and children, who
have been visiting Ma. ami Mr. John M.
Cotton for the part two weeks, left for Spen
cer, Ind., Thursday.
Mis May Campbell of Saline county, who
ha been visiting friends in thl city, left for
her home yesterday, accompanied by Mi
Kate Dougherty.
Mr. and Mr. E. Hallett returned Monday
from Ottumwa, la., Mrs. Hallett' former
home, where slio bo been visiting for
several week.
Mr. Henry H. llaith and Mrs. E. C. Oil
more havo gono to Hot Sprlng, 8. D., where
they will spend a few week tor tho benefit
of their health,
Mrs. Pareu England of Aspon, Col., an old
resident of Lincoln, I tho guest of her sla
ter Mrs. J. N. T. Jones at :M)7 north Twenty-
Lel and Personal.
Whltebreast Coal and Lime Company.
.. L. Barr, Jewlr, UUO O street,
( Call up the L. D. T. Co., Phone 100.
j Ruth M. wood, M. D., 1336 P street.
; Lincoln lot Co., 1010 O St. Telephone 118.
' Kugeas Hallett, diamond merchant, 118 N
Eleventh street
Oeo. A. Raymer, ooal and wood. 'Phone
800. liat O street.
Henry Haxpham sell chamois skin for
carriage cleaning.
' Canon City Coal at the Whltebreast
Coal and Lime Co.
100 8net engraved calling card and plate
(or .fw at Tan Courier office.
Try "The Finest" for Ice Cream, Ice,
Cake and Candies, 1390 O street.
Ladles kid glove cleaned or colored at Lin
coln Steam Dye work, 1100 O street.
" Miss C. J. Guilmette,' modiste, second floor'
exposition building. Take elevator.
Dr. C. B. Manning removed to new offices,
rooms 22 and 33. second floor Burr block,
One hundred finest engraved calling card
and plate only 3.fi0 at Weasel Printing Co.,
1130 N street.
Cabinet baths for ladle, given by Mrs. B.
D. Catlln, professional masseur, 334 south
Twelth street, Kennard block. 5-33 4t
Ladles can have their party dresses cleaned
by the French dry process at the Lincoln
steam dye work 110 O street
"Not how cheap, but how good" is the
aotto of the new 8tndlo Le Grande. Call
and see their work, 134 south Twelfth street
Gentlemen should now get out their last
summer's suit, take it to the Lincoln Steam
dye works 1 105 O street and have it cleaned,
dyed, repaired or pressed out
Coal ot every siae from the best mine in
hk, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Colorado
and Wyoming (or sale by Geo,A. Raymer.
Telephone 300. Office 1134 O street
' Commutation tickets at Brown's restau
rant (good at either place), five dollars (or
four dollars. This makes prices lower than
any other place in the city when the prices
charged on bill ot tare u considered .
Geologists Have Decided the earth's
earth1 crust to be over 100 miles thick. This
is about the thickness of the man's head who
Luys his railroad tickets by some Inferior and
poorly equipped line, when be could get a
ticket by the "Burlington" at the same rate.
and Mrs. F. A Brown, W. D. Sewell. Mrs. M,
Hodgeman, L. Ilurtis, E.H. Sapp, J. Morris,
Bertha Warner, Mr. A. M. Davis, F. II,
Smith, L. C. Hayues, Helen C. Sudeau, Mr.
and Mr. James, M. McKeuuy, Ernestine
Lyons, Anna Ledger, J. A. Bat ret, J. H.
Miller, J, B. Monlux and wife, Superinten
dent and Mrs. A. K. Gaudy, Professor L. L.
H. Austin and F. D. McClusky.
Mr. Win. E. Mooro and Mis Agnes L.
Cooley wero uiarrried at the residence of
Mr. C. F. Bowman, 048 north Thirteenth
street Monday evening, Rev. CIihn, E. Bradt
officiating. The groo 11 la an engineer In the
Lincoln paper factory. Those present were
the bride's (ather, G. F. Cooley, her brother
Harry and Ed Cooley, and the latter'e fam
ily, her cousin Aarley and Fay Huctid, Mr.
and Mr. Bowman, Clark Hobson, Laura
Chaffln, Mrs. Terry, Louise, Olive, Charlie
and Ray Terry, Edith, Oscar and Charlie
Bowman.
The following young people enjoyed a de
lightful outing at Lincoln park Wednesday
afternoon and evening: Misses Fannie
Hawley, Jennie Underwood, Louise Smith,
Joe Winger, Maud Hammond, Alice Hlghter,
Mamie underwood, Kate Hnelllng, Messrs,
Emory Hardy, Edward Hlghter, Evans,
Harry Evans. Homer Edmistou, Charles
Elliott, Ray Welch, Scudder.
Superintendent H. S. Jone of the schools
has gone to Toronto to attend a meeting of
the national council of education. He repre
sent the department of superintendence ot
tho council and is president of the elemen
tary department, the largest and most im
portant of the association' work.
Mr. D. Newman and Miss Fannie Newman
left Tuesday to Join Judge Thurston and
party at Omaha for a trip In his private car
to the lakes of Minneapolis and Wisconsin,
thence to the old hom, Beaver Dam, where
Judge Thurston is the orator ottheseml
centenlal celebration of the city.
Judge M. B. Reese, J. J. Wllleyand C. W.
Sanford and families left Tuesday for Man
Itou Springs, Cola, where they will take an
outing. Tbey have a residence at Pike's
Peak at a distance of a mile and a half above
the city, the new Pike's Peak railway run
ning past their door.
Miss Nellie Feltou and Mia S. Alice Leese
left Sunday evening (or Tronto, Canada, to
attend the teachers' convention, after which
Mis Felton will visit in Boston and other
prominent cities In the east, returning by the
first of September.
Miss Kathleen G. Hearn left Tuesday to
attend the convention of the national educa
tional association at Toronto, after which
she will visit Chautauqua and spend the re
mainder of the summer with her sister at
'Keanstone, N, Y.
Mr) and Mr. W. J. Byrnes have gone to
Knoxvllle, Tenn., on a visit to relatives,
where tbey will remain for a (ew weeks,
alter which they will visit iu St. Louis, Cin
cinnati and Washington, returning early iu
the (all.
Mlts Lillian TefTt of Toekn, Kn.. Is In
the city for a few weeks, tho guest of her
cousin, Miss Onn Imhoff.
Mr. A. D, Craig has returned from nn en
joynblo vMt with her many fi lends In Chica
go nml Llttlo Hock, Ark,
Mrs. J. A. Hnckiird of Falrbury, III., Is
the guest of her uncle nud mint Mr, nud
Mrs. M, A. Illaiichnril.
Mrs. H. D. Lelitnd nnd daughter, left Mon
day for Chicago and Cciil ral Illinois to lw
gono about six weeks.
Mi. Georgo II. Atchmnii left Thursdny
for 11 visit with her mother ami sister nt
LeavniiMorth, Kn.
Mrs. C. L. Eaton nnd Mr. H. Adams have
gone to Colorado Springs where tlipy will
spend tho mi minor.
Mr. Shanes, who has been visiting her
sister nt .Mlmlen, 1 ettirued Thursdny nftern
stay of two weeks.
Mnilnmo W'oIhm has returned to Lincoln
after 1111 extended iibiencti In Now York and
other eastern cities.
Mr nml Sirs. J. W, Winger left yesterday
for Maurice, Ind,, n hero they will visit n
week orten tiny.
Miss Grace O leghorn of Whiting, In,, Is
tho guest of Mrs. C W. Starling at her homo
1 l.'UI E street.
Miss Corn Hnnly d-pnrted Monday for
Rochester, N. Y., whero ho will rem iln un
til September.
Miss E. Lyiiuo Hoclio Is sending the siim
iner with her fi lend, Miss Minnie 11, Jones, nt
UturglM, S. I).
Mr. W. G. Trail lelt Tuesday for North
Ontario, (Jul., which ho expect to make hi
future home.
Mr. H. Mockott, F, K. Mockett nnd wlfo
and J. II. Mockett, Jr , departed for Milwau
kee Monday.
Mr. W. F. King. nsMtitnnt cashier of the Ne
braska Na'ionnl bunk of Uentrice,and wife 11 re
n Lincoln.
Mrs. W. C. Griffith uti.l Mr. L. Lynn of
Hastings are the guest ot their uncle, John
S. Hoover.
Mis Grnco Thompson left yesterday for
Hock Island, HI., to visit with friends mid
relatives.
Mr. Henry St John Smith of Portland.
Maine, was Iu tho city thl week on n busi
ness trip.
Mr. W. E. Striker or East Oraiigo, N. J.
I visiting her sister, Mr Harry 8. Llppln-
cott.
Additional Local and Personal Page 5.
Go nnd do likewise. If your whisker nre
grizzly mid unlecomlng umj Uucklnghnm'H
uyo nun uiey win 100K n when you were
younger.
LADIES HAIR DRESSING.
Miss Alice .'ollyer for tho past three year
with MUs Jessie Johnson has been engnged
by the Thornburn Sisters to take charge of
tho hair dressing parlors and she will be
pleased to see her old friends and customer
nt Thornburn' new storo at 1343 O street.
Mis Collyer has been with the Thornburn
Sister since July first
RESIDENCE WANTED
A nice residence of 7 or 8 rooms with all
modern Improvement within ten blocks of
CouitlEH otllco. Will tuko possession at
once or within .10 day. Address or call on
L. Wehhel, Jit., this office.
Coal of every size from the beat mines
In Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Colora
do nnd Wyoming for snlo by Geo. A. Ray
mer. Telephone .'190. Office 1134 O street.
Dr. C. F. Lndd, dentist, 1105 O street.
Telephone 153, Office hours, 0 a. in. to 5 p. 111,
Think of It The Cosmopolitan Magazine, a
giant among the great monthlies, and Tiik
Courier will Iwtli bo sent to any address one
year for three dollar. For furtucr pnrtlcul
nrs read large advertisement on page eight
The Muses Lizzie and Ida liouuell left ye'
tenlay for Denver amlthe Rockies. They will
lend about two weok enjoying the niouu
tain breeze.
Mr. 8. T, St John Is the guest of hi par
ents In Adam county and will go to Spirit
Lake, la., thl week to enjoy two weeks
recreation.
Mis Lillian Wright of 8t Louis returned
to her home Saturday, after an agreeable
visit with Ml Elllo Steen and Mis Clara
Carmody.
Mr Sarah Cotton and Mis Btdva Cotton
of Monument, Kansas, are visiting with the
family of John M. Cotton at 3731 Pear
avenue.
Mr. Murphy left Thuroday on a visit to
friends ami relative In La Belle, Mo., where
she will remain during the hot summer
months.
Mis Nora Steen who ha been visltiug
Mis EtHe Steen ot the land commissioner'
office, returned to her homo in Wahoo, Fri
day. Lieutenant and Mr. Griffith are enjoying
a sojourn in the east. They will visit the
mountains and seaside resort until Septem
ber. Ml Maud Blanchanl of Lo Angeles la
visiting with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. M. A. Blanchard at 034 south Tenth St.
Mrs. E. A. Kinney and grand-daughter,
Miss Anna Sldel, left Thursday for Urowu
vllle, Neb., torn few weeks visit with friends.
Mr. Fred C. Fisher ot tho Chicago Lumber
company, ot Denver, Col., is visiting with
his aunt, Ruth M. Wood, at I33H P street,
Mr. W. D. Slgler and wife and two chil
dren, and Mosher Vaul of MoPherson, Kas.,
are visiting the family of Major MoArthur.
Mr. Alexander McKnight, with his wife
and two daughter have gone to Indianapo
lis where they will spend the summer.
Mr. W. H. Nelson and Mr. Frank Grahm
left Sunday for a few week visit with their
parent at Syracuse and Utlca, N. Y,
Dr. M. H. Garten and family lett Tuesday
for Chicago. Before returning they will vis
It New York and other eastern cities.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Burr, Miss May Burr
and Miss Nellie White left Tuesday for n six
weeks' outing at Spirit Lake, Iowa.
Mr. Henry Mayer of the Hrm ot Mayer
Bros., departed Monday for an outing of
two week at Denver ami Manltou.
Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Turner and daughter
Miss Bessie, expect to leave next Wednesday
to be gone about three weeks.
Mr. John Milllgan of Lockport, N. Y U
in the city, the guest ot John Schuetz of the
Arm ot Steluer and Schuetz.
Mis Ethel Appelget returned from Tecum
seh Wednesday where sho has been visiting
relatives for the Isst week.
Misses Grace and Gertrude Aiken nre en
joying a two week's summer vacation at Ar
nold' Park, Luke OkoboJI.
Now style of
Courier office.
invitation just in at The
Brown' restaurant nre the only one In
tho city for ladies. Tho menu i extensive
and embraces all the seasons latest delicacies
wh lie price are extremely law.
Mr, Clark, to the Public.
I wish to say to my friends and the public,
that I regard Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy n the best prepara
tion in use for Colic and Dlarrhma. It is
the finest selling medicine I ever handled,
because it always gives satisfaction. O. H,
Clark, Drsugoville, Txas, For sale by
Chas. C. Reed, Druggist
Have you seen the beautiful line of photo
graphs of America's greatest stage celebrities
at The Courier office? The line embrace
all the leading and most prominent artists
and are the work of Falk of Union Squaro
New York, undoubtedly tho finest photo
grapher In tho country. Call In and see
them.
Ilurllngtuii Ho lite The Outing Benson Is
Drawing On.
People havo already b ja 1 plaining th ol
summer trips, and we would suggest that
you post yourselves regarding the wonderful
trout flailing in Estes park, Col. Tho health
giving baths and quiet rest ot Dakota Hot
Springs, the hunting nnd fishing of Wyom
ing or the fashionable delight of Manltou
The Burlington will take you to any ot them
sieodlly and without fatigue. There are
many other places In which you can spend
tho heated term, and the agent at the B. &
M. depot or city office can tell you all about
them. Call and get a book of summer tours
and look it over. You will 11 ml it full of
good thing and valuable hint.
A. C. ZlEUEK,
City Passenger Agent,
Hood's Sartaparllla
I a psculisr medicine. It Is csrefullj prepared
from SartspsrUls, Dandelion, Mandrake, bock
Pipeliiewa, Juniper Berries, and other well
known and valuable vegetable remedies, by a
peculiar combination, proportion and process,
giving to Hood's SartapsrIUa curative power not
possessed by other medicines. It effects remark
able cures where otbsr preparations tall.
Hood's Sarsaparllla
'Is the beat blood purifier before the public. It
eradicates every Impurity, and cares Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Rolli, rimplei, all Humors, Djra
iiepela, DIUouineii, Sick Ileadacho, Indigestion,
General Debility, QMarrh, RheumatUm, KUnoy
and liver ComplalmY, overcomes that tired feel
ing, creates an appetite, and builds up the system.
Hood's Sarsaparllla
lias met peculiar and unparalleled iucce at
borne. Such hat Income Its popularity In Lowell,
Man., wlirra It It made, that wliolo neiguunr
boodi are taking It at tho tama time. Lonoll
druggUU sell more of Hood's Sarparilla than
ot all other araparUlas or blood purifiers.
goldbydrusijUti. glislxforfJ. rreparedonlyby
C I. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Matt.
IOO Do One Dollar
Lincoln, N,eb$ ynly iSth. 1891.'
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U.H. A,
DEAR WILLIAM i- Do you look on the dark Mdo of things?
Arojoiion good terms with ymrself, your neighbor, nnd thu
world In general? Do you over contcmplnto shuirilng on" this
mortal coll? Dear William, permit us to cnmlol6 Willi you, II
not your liven your physician mennt well when ho told you 'twas,
but Its not. It your shoes. You get the wrung sort. Try u
Johnston nml Murphy "KOItHKCT ttllAPK" next time, nud seo
If things ilont grow brighter and straighten out ngiitn. Lire will bo
well worth tho living for you yet. Thoro nro shoes Hint try mens
"soles," nnd you've lieen wearing Just that kind. Wllllnm ilont
spoil your feet, temper, disposition nnd proef Is In life with nny
more of 'em. Life's too hort logo groaning through It for tho
sake ofjustn llttlo Judicious care In selecting the right sort. Ilo
circumspect, W. H. nml oblige,
YouiN III koi mI Knltb,
1015 0 Street.
S. B. NISBET,
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REMEMBER: The next
time you are down town to
look at those Patent Leather
Shoes and Oxfords displayed
in the west window.
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ED. G. YATES,
1120 O 8TREET.
33S3SSSt
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Have
A
Thorough
Knowleilgo
ur
Tho
Ins
And
Outs
Of
Tho
Wnll
Taper
Huslness.
Wo
Hnvo
The
Hest
Equipped
Htoro
And
Fur
Tho
Most
Extenstvo
Line
Of
Good
THE Interior Decorative Go.
P v'
1134 N STREET,
Nebraska.
Wo
Oiler
Our
Hervlces
To
AH
Who
Contemplate
Upending
10
Or
10,C0O
III
Decorating
Their
Home
Or
Place
Of
IliistnesH
And
Who
Wish
Tho
Most
And
llest
For
Their
Money.
A. C. Zeimer, Pres. Carl Elavick, Mgr.
Removal Sale
--
As we intend to remove to our New , ,
Furniture Block on 13th street, between O
and P, about September 1st, we have con
cluded to ofler our large stock of
FURNITURE
at nearly cost price until that time. As we in
tend to make
genuine
heavy cuts, these sales
at reduced prices will be strictly cash,
and investigate.
Call
H I
AUG. TH. GRUETTER & CO.
m 6 and 1 1 18 N Street.
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