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SNiwwprwp1 '"-"cvi rrw(r wT:n'v '"i? wpffi ii'yMwppiiiiJfy' ' m iMfippM4P!WiiwiPUW !W " k. zr iiM ?-.' CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1891 fflswll '1 1 1' .r; "M f '! II Each Season Has lis own peculiar umtitdy; hut with tlio blood iiwlntnlncd lumtnteof uniform lor nnd purity, ty theme of A)erNHnwiparllln, the system readily mlapts Itiell to clmngt-d conditions. Compose d of the licit alteratives and tonics, and being highly concentrated, Ayer's Hnrsnpurllla Is tlio most effective mid cconoinlcul of nil Mood medicines. "For some )e,in, nt tlio return of spring, I hud serious trouble with my kidneys. I wns uniihle to sleep nights, and suffered greatly with pains In the small of my back. I wns also nffllctcd with headache, loss of nppetlte, and Indigestion. These symptoms wcro much worse Inst spring, especially the trouble with my back, A friend pcrsunded tne to use Aycr's Sarsapnrllln. 1 began taking It, nnd my troubles all disappeared." Mrs. Uencvrn llelnngcr, 24 llrldKU st., HprliiKlluld, Mass. Ayer's Sarsaparilla I'llKl'AHIl) II V DR. J. C. AYKR CO., Lowell, Man. BoldtiyUruggl.ti. tl,ili$3. Worth 1 bottle. Cushman Park TOMORROW. GALA :-: SUNDAY. Mirth! Music! Merriment! TUKGHKAT- IOWA AND NEBRASKA TURN BEZIRK It will bo n jolly gathering nnd the ex hibitions will be worth going miles to sec. Trains le.iyc i :3o, 2:30, 3:30 nnd 5:30, p. in. Street cars connect with the It. & M. trains for ths park. Admission Only 10 Cents. EXPENSIVE LIVING! No matter whnt others do or say, we still give you the Newest and Best Grades of SHOES At LOWER PRICES than others. You can save money by buying your Ilonts and Shoes of WEBSTER & ROGERS, 1043 O Street. C. L. RICHARDS, .iTTOIEeiLTIHre HICHAItnS I1I.0CK LINCOLN, NEHRASKA. CAPITAL $200,000.00. American $ Exchange National Bank. I. M. Hnyiuond. Lewis Gregory, President. Vlco President H. H. Ournhnm, Cashier. I). O. Wing, Asst.Uushler $3000 A iT-AK 1 I iintrrtkafnt,rtfl I I tacit any frirljr fnie llyt n (n-noncf titlitl HI. whu rill rtftit liI Mrlle.ftml Mtift. lurter hitructlon,tll work Indus! riou air, F how lo rirn Ihrr llmitum! liolu a YetrIntbilrinrnliMiillitea,whrrtvrrtlirrllv.lMUUorurnlih lh Ituttloo or tni1ijriumt,at lid-h ) uu mntirn t lit t amount. No rnont? tor munl ucrrttful at al r. I- ally mikI quickly lfrnl. I (lffir lut on orkrr from mch illtirlri or county I h atrfaJr UUKlit mul roUel viitli tu tojmrni UrB- number, wlw ar making otr Mihmi a ra rmh tM;V and NOlMH. I'ullMttlcularaFJtl:! AUilrMaiti.net. i:. C AliM:., IIuk 40, Ant it, Aliiliit. 0) U u (fi O 0) u m o o ON co i) c o .c a u h n - . now -J J 11 n ass g So -g n ADDITIONAL SOCIETY The llnd meeting of tlio Tucdny Evening cluli wl'l bo held .September, 1Mb, limtwiilof the 8th. This elinnge Is found necc-wnry on account of the Btate Fair next week. Tlio Htv. M Hewitt bis j-oturnwl from n montbV v'slt to tho likisof MtcblRnn rnd will riiuuio wrvlww nt tho Holy Trinity Kpleonl church iioxt Hundny. Miss Annn L. Kunko bus returned l.tmi n dollKhtfu' sojou'.iof s'x wcoVb nt Spirit Irtko, lown, n suninuT resort stcndlly Krowln;? In IKijm'n Ity with Lbico'n twonlo. Kl :er Howe rnd fnmlly hnvoreturnc.l 'rom Dmdwood nnl tho Hlnck Hill's country. Tho Kliler looks well nnd ctnltiw bo bni liml n dc ightful twi) weeks sojourn. Tho llev. Dr. Kdwnr4 H. Curtis nnd syn, Hlehnnl, returned from Cblenno Ihi'i-wlny. Tho regular sei vices of the church wl'l Ik re sumed next Biibbnth. Mis. Dr. J. K. KIiik, ueeoinpniiiiil by Mls Ilettlo Kills of Cameron, Mo., nro in tho city, Kiiostsof Mis. KIuk's son, K. A. K'm? on south Tenth sl.'eet. Messrs. O. W. OonvlK 'l W. Motion Binltli nttontloft tho performntico of "Tho Alnbninn," at tho opiMihiR of tho now lloyd In Omaha Inst night. Mr. J. K. HlRRlnbothnm returned to Chi eago somowhnt roluctnutly Monday, ImvliiR expressed n regret while bore that he ever left I.lncoln. A bright new baby bus come, to bless tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. M. Hnrd, 15112 O street, tho little striivgei-errlviiT Wnl'ie'day evening. After 11 ten ilny sol ions ine.s, 51", 12. Ha' lett Is once more nt his fn'ulllir post Milml the counters of the populnr Hiil'elt jewelry houie. Mr A. H. Hproulo nnd dnunhter, M's Mollto, of Kvnrston, I'l , r-e the guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. I). Trnphageu nt 1IKJ7 I) street. Mr. Hn.y Dobbl's retiunid ynlerdny fromn vMtto b's old homo nt HuntlnstDti, l'eim. Mr. J. II. Albright nnd Mrs. K C. A' lirlL'litof tbonn.inr' selrct school hnvo rc- . 'nnd irom 11 s't ninonjt friend? In Heat rice. Mr. Cbnrllo Klllolt, son of M and Mrs. 8. C. Kllott, re.i".it.l Tue-ihiy from Wyom ing where he bus been spending the summer. Dr. J.J. Cove.:on,K.sbu,gi;i,n.,ii'idMM. J. C. Au'd of Atch'son, Kns., 1110 visiting tbe'r brother J. M. Coveit nt 'JIL'U Itslrc't. M". Cl''lrs E. Crr'g and mjii ItoU'it, of Spencer, Ind., ii tho Riiest of M-s. J. K. Johnson, b! Not th Twenty- eventh street. Miss IjlzrA Klsher who has been ls;ilng with friendi hi the city for reverrl weelw, returned t3 her home 'n Oenevn Hnt '-day. M' s EsU'llo MeVieker of New Lisbon, O., !s the Kuest of her cous'n, Mr. J. M. McVlck or of Twenty-fourth nnd Huiuner streets. Mis. E. 8t. JoIiih. w'fe of general nr m ger of tho Hock Is'nnd ra''wiiy wps enl -r-tnliK-J 8atu-dny by Mrs. W. H. Wolcolv. Mls Cm rlo E. Nowcombo who hss bejn visiting her uncle, M. Cba -e- Craig, re tcrncil to her homo In Bo-ton Monday. Ml:s Oeorgle Hnwko ret.i .led to her homo in Nebrnskn City Saturday, eftcr 11 v'-lt of two weeks with frleiu's 'n tb's city. Mies Je ie Love, president of I'lyiiiouth Congregatlonnl Y. P. H. C. E., left Weilne. diy for Crete for n few days' lsit. Mrs. John Harpham nnd daughter of Ster ling. Ills., are 'n Lincoln visiting tho Har pham In ot lieu nnd their fniutliep. MKs Grnco IUchnnlson of Chicago, nnd Miss Ida Mnrtlu of Omnhu, were guests of Mrs. W. J. Hyrnes over Suudny Mr. D. C. Teinpleton who lies been visit ing b's uncle, T. P. Kennr tl, loft Mondiy for bis home In Veiinll'lon, Kns. Mr. D. C. McKntce of Plnttsniouth wus In t'.ie city over Sunday isitlng nt the homo of b's uncle, Hon. John hitzgernld. Mr. and Mrs. Iillm De'ter wwt to Wymore Wednesday to the wcdd'ng of M-. Oilen W. Flfer nnd Miss Gcorglo Tnylor. Mr. W. Morton Smith retm neil yesterdny from Grind Island where he spent n couple of days attending the reunion. M.a. Frrsor, who has been east for the past two months on n business end pleasure trip, retui ned homo Monday. Mr, nnd Mrs. H. H. N'ssley retu-ncd home Tuesday eftcr n pleasant visit to the latter's home nt Wnuseka, Minn. Hon. Samuel Waugh, cashier of the First Natlonnl br-!i of Plnttrmouth, wns n L'n co'u visitor Monday. Mrs. W. M. Long who has been visiting her sister, M-s. Annn Lee, left Mondny for Son Antonio, Texas. Going to) quit tho buslnes- Corresjiond enco papers of a'l kinds below cost, at Thk Count eh olllce. General L. W. Colby of Beatrice wns In the city Monday en route to tho Grand 1 Ifud reunion. Miss Muggio Hal let left for Ottumwa, la., yesterday inoiii'ng to visit relatives for several weeks. Mrs, W. S. HulTninu imd daughters, Hnttlu pnd ilnzel, retu'.icd after 11 fou" months' 't it in tho enst. Mr. C. D. Coi'iunn end futnMy left Wed noulay for their future borne in Hniiuthf 1, Micsouri. Mrs. John Doolittlo und son Fred, retil.ned Wednesday from n two week's visit to Chicago. Colonel John Phillips returned Monday nftar a plco'-Mit visit to Cb'cngo and Mil waukee. The MIssosGeitrudeand Cnrola Hill are expoctid to retirii from their custom trip today. Mr. nml Mrs. K. L. Plank retuiiied Mon day frani a month'n outing nt Colorado re sorts. Mits Amy Coveit lias reiuuioil from a two weeks visit among friends In Atchison, Kas. Mlw Ne'llo Grand pud LHIIe Terhuno of Oninliu visited friends In Lincoln Monday. Mrs. L. F. Jleger returned Tuesday fiom a mouths visit with her slstsr in Stuart, la. Miss Maggie McVeainey hns gone to Den Moines to attend the Iowa state t'eir. Miss Edltli Gray end M'ss Viola Gray a-o vislilug friends hi BeciUtow.i, 111. Mux Mnry A. Trceiuni! retunusl Tuesd moi.ilng fiom a sit to CeHfoinla. Mr. end Mrs. II. W. Hanly spent seveia' days in Weeping Water this week. Mei iii M, II. Sherman and L01 1 O'son of Omaha were In the city Tuisdsy. Mr. Howlnud Wllllainsof Ouinlia whb an over Sunday vMtif in this city. Professor J. O. IVntiser of tho city schools, left Monday for South Dnkotn. Ms V, L. Spence returned f rom n month's vllt In Keokuk, In., Tuesday. Messrs George Fisher nnd (1. W. Fisher nro visiting In Denver, Col. Mm. De''i n til Mls Mny Smllo nro vlslt lug nt Hot Springs, S I), Miss Mliiulu I.ntt.i Is vlilt'ug Mrs. Artie Cody Bonl nt North Platte. Ms. W. B. Hondo nnd Mss Mnry C. Hendo nn vl III ig nt Cambridge, Uhlo. Mr. Artbu-Wnlsh returned to bis school In MlnnesoU Thursday. Mr. nnl Mr A. W. Plero slnrtcil Wcdne dny for Greonvll'e, MIm. Mr. Chn-loi Iioiulinnl of Chicago Is visit Ins relative In this city. Cnntnlti J. K. Hill attended the reunion nt Grand Inland this week. Mivs Myiibn Coon of Umnha of Mbs Kittle K'eutcti. Is tho guert Mr. Giorgo N. Forestnau, of (Jiunha, wns In the city Tuesday. Miss Henrietta I law ley Is v.Vltlng friends InNobi.sknClty. Mies Maud Durtil Is vls'tlng relatlvei and oleuds In Oiuahn Mr. Charles Hoebr'ugof Omabn spent Sun day in Lincoln, A r. I). W. Bowels left Monday for Chat tanooga, Teliu. Miss Alllo White Is vl-.fig friends nt Grand Maud. Mr. Sam K. L.iw spent We.lno.day In (Jiand Island, Mr. J. H. Ij tiiim leftMondny for Mlnne apolfs, Minn. Mr. Oliver Lansing left Tliuiwlny for St. Paul, Minn. Mr. J. II. Mniirlt'us In ro.iiiuel rrom New York. M's Cora L. Outcalt Is vlsltlns friends in Beatrice. Mr. E. L. Palmer of Oimiha Is visiting In the city. Mr. II. J. Wnhh has 1 etui mil from Michi gan. Dr. U, F. LaddHont Sunday at Beatrl o. The ..'cond irmunl opening of Mtyer Bros, pa'ati'il clothing store occu-ed last even'n. Tho place was brilliantly il'iiui'iiatisl, iniisli' wi- furnished by the F. & M. tintitl, and the I" 'go 1 01 ps of gentlemanly silesmen em'sted tho propi letorj In entjui'l ling tho vast ii b.'inbly of vIsltoM. No goo Is wero sold and theopcn'ug th'oughout win 11 dicldeil sue ce a in eveiy puitlculnr. Golug to ip''t tlio busluo". Coircpond enco papers or all I. nils below cost, at Tins CoUliir.lt olllce. The Great Turn llezlrk What will undoubtedly prove 11 grout draw ing card for Cushmrn Park end attraction for hundreds touio..'ow is tho Nebrdska and lown Statu Tumi Ilez'"k. A Hue prog-nui hns been prepn-ud nnd tho exhibition prom "les to l) of extruordl'icry 1'itereitt, woitb go' ig miles to in Tho shndy nooks of tho park offer cool rnd pk -nit retreats. Ex co'lent music, iKialliig, bainmocls, swing and other couvenieiiciM, make it uu idoul spot to spend nn nf t.'rnoon . Fo r runiug of t.'a'Ms sjo ndvei tlsement. 1'itrrolnl 1'nrrotit l'arrnlst One of tho great?st nttrnctlous a'oug O sa'tst now is 11 "a -go col 'cct ton of lino young Mexican pui. 'ots wb'ch 11 '0 tio'ng shown by Kelloy & Liiie, of Old Mexico, nt 131'J O street. A iy one w .thing 11 lino talking lilul cm now secive one 1 Ight at home at lower prices than ' usually askisl for this class of lilnl. Cu'l end m-tko a sul'.ction. Are You Interested? Tho following fra"' sta' illicit from J. E. Hare of Trenton, Texas, w'l be of luterr 1 13 ni'iuyof our citlztns. "My "ttlo boy win very bad off for two mouths with ilia.. 'luvn. We used various medicines, also c Mr I In two doctors, but nothing dono him any good until wo used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera unil Dlarrho-'u Remedy, which gave Imme diate relief nnd soon cured him. I consider It the best medicine liiude and can conscien tiously recommend It to nil who need n dlrr rlui'ii or colic medicine. For tale by Chns C. Iteod, Druggist. A Cure fur Crumps In the Stomach, Albert Erwiu, Editor of the Leonard, Tex as, Graphic, says: "For the cure of cramps in tho stomach Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera nnd Dlnrrhuju Kemedy is tho liest nod most speedy I ever used." Many others who have tried it entertain the same opl-i'on. For rale by Chrs. C. Iteed, Druggist. The Hot Sprlnusof Dukutn. These springs aro rapidly becoming fanious on account of the wonderful curative projier tlcsof the waters, ',nnd tho many marvelous cures which have been effected by the ther mal baths. The town and springs ure delightfully situ ated in a picturesque valley hi tlio .Black Hills country, uboundlug In lieautiful scenic effects, und at an altitude of I), 100 feet above tho sen level; thus insuring u pure atmos phere nnd oxhllaratlng climate, absolutely free from malaria. Under tho enterprising and progressive inunageinent of tho Hot Springs company many desirable improvements have loeu Hindu; among the number tho erection of u commodious bath hoine fitted up with ell modern conveniences for the comfort of guests. New hotels luivo lieen built and com fortably furnished throughout, conducted In llvstclass stylo and nt reasonable rates. Those w ho prefer stopping at a private house will llnd many desirable Ismnllng Iplnces where good accommodations are turnished at moderate p''lces. Tlio suiwrlor dally service now afforded by the Burlington Route to Hot Springs, with through sleeping car accommodations from Omaha, Lincoln, Aurora and Grand Island, makes the trip an easy and enjojnnle one; and for the lieiietlt of all Who desire to test the ullicacy of tho waters, round trip tickets at reduced rates, good for ninety days nro now on sale at nil otlices of the Burlington Houte. For pamphlet, descriptive of the springs, and full information 11 to rates, time, etc., apply to any agent of tho company, or to J. Fka.vcm, Gen't lWr& Tk't At;t., Omaha, Neb. The Union I'aellle S)tteiu. Has placed In dally service a solid tra' 1 hi Ims'h Lincoln and Sioux City mailing cloe I'onuectloiis at Columbus with main Mno trains for nil points west, with Albion, Cedar llaplds, Old and Giaud Island and branches, except Sundays. Lincoln and Sioux City dally connects closely In union depot, Sioux City, with tlio evening trains ot connecting lines for the 1101 th and east. For full partic ulars apply at 1011 O street or at depot. i:. B, Si.osso.N-, C. T. A. SOUTH LINCOLN. Mis. Townsend has returned from a seven weeks' tislt to tho lakes of Minnesota, Mrs. Abbott and daughter, Miss Nellie, returned Wednesday from n six weeks' visit with f 1 lends in Mliinesot'i. Miss Joslo Leueton hail the misfortune to fall on Monday evening, lullletlng n severe sprain of tlioankle which though very pain ful is not considered pnugerous, A certain young man whom I'll not mens lion, hns slyly nindo known his I iteiitlou to take n ferry tioiit ride down tlio matri monial tide. Ite.ul tl's careful nnd you will sis, Tho man who will soon a beudlet bo. (Julto n number of old nnd yoii'ig people pn'llclpntcd In n veiy jilo'sn'it social nt the Congreatlonr' church on Ines biy night, of pay'ug 10 cents to represent a county, or county seat, Hid ett 11 il'sh of Ico cream, which was enjoyed Inimoni.ely with shawls niuloveroimts on 011 the people. Aunt Sii'nautha leliTiie.l Saturday from La Belle, Mo,, end 's happy to st-itn there niunfow ''iiprovemenls In South Lincoln since her depr ,u 1.01110 six weeks nun. There 11 11 iwo now ix Idenccs bu''t on B su'eet between Twelfth nnd Foul .centh and some new sldewi'' on A. Tho s.reet bus be.'ii tried up, r'so tho hiiii1 on tho south side bin been tilled (w th water.) Aunt Lamantiia. Buy your grocei les, t?ns, colTeos, etc., from "The Diamond's" new and fresh stock, nt UK) O street. It 11 IIIk Winner, Ph'l Jacobs, the veto. .in sewing ii'-ichluu liaveler, 's noivn ''rft mls'il" bearer. He's lilting up, w hat v 'I bo when 1 ompleti I, tho lines sew ' 13 inacl'l 10 olllce wet of Chlcigo, We welcomo the Staiidird to L'ncolu nnd feel ri'iiud Hint tho "Nation's I'rlile" and Its prmy of iiuxhers w M never rei.i't est lillsh- lug an olllce that Is t -'y 11 c c lit to Lincoln 'ii fact It woc'il be to r iy city. Wo u uler stand the Ht itlr il wl" nprwr on the fa'r gioiiud In d ' -1 urado, also I'hl'V Clovel'iud tw "us will bo on ox' Ibltiou. Ail'iiif-lou frca to all, rossys Phil. The Fiiliiinii, Slieliiiiiiloiih Valley. Ill order to accommodate persons who w'.h to exti'n'no West V 'g'nla, Ma-yland and tho faiuous Shennndoali Vn'ley of V' giiilu, iirrnugmeiitH liavo been madotJ 11111 exci'rslous on September lnth and -M.Uh to points in the Sheur idonh Valley from Chi', cago, III., and all point - on tho Baltimore A: Oldo H'lilroad we-t of the Ohio Klver, and from Cncl'inati and 'iit'ji.ut.llalu points 011 tho Baltimore & Oh'o South- Uestei n Ball load r id Ohio A: Ml'-I'lppl Ha I way. It-itu one I'li'lUd fa 'e for tho round trip. From Chicago to Winchester, Mlddletown, WikmI stock, Hai.''sonburg nnd St.iuutoii, Va., fl7.'ii, and from Ciuc'-i mil, (l'i 60. To Lex ington, Vn., f 1 0111 Chlcigo, (18.01). and fniui Cincinnati, jM'J.fi'). Tickets wi'l bo good for 30 days end tj stop off oaic of Ohio Itlver. Fuitber Pi'ormntlon may ho obta''io.l from O. P. McCV ty, G. I. A., B. ,fc J. S. W. 11. H., mid W. B.Shattuc, O. P. A., O. & M. ll'y, Cincl'i mtl, O., L. S. APcn. A. G. P. A. B. & O. K. It., "Tho Rookery" Buttd'tig, Chicago, PI., or any ticket ugeut of thoab'jvo named roads. TIiojj s2?S;lng dclrablo homes should not fall to tnke advantage of th's exceptional op poiumity to v'slt the upp:r Southein State.), which ure now ut.,'ncti'ig the attention of Kop1o in n'l sections of the Unit d Hta'es. Publlcntlous, iiihm, etc,, will Ik) forward ed free by M, V. Itlcha'ds, Laud and Immi gration Agent1 B. & O. It. It., Baltimore, Merylnnd. IMi-Ut Sale of Unredeemed 1'lrdKen. M. Adler, tho jtopolnr pawn broker, U'-EJ P street, has moved h's accumulations of litre deemc I pi: .Iges Into the old Dave May stand, l5 O street, end commenctd lust evening helling ruuio nt miction to the l'lghe't bidder. The goc Js compr'so 11 U -go variety of watches, jewe'iy, musicil ''is., cnents, il'miouds, etc. Alt .Mid the 1 lie. It w'P coufnuo dp"y and each evening ii'it" (I'sihi.ciI of, Go in, make your bid and carry the goods away. O.iglual round oak stoves, the only rlr-. tight round oak stove 011 the market, oouso ipioutly the mest ecouomlcnl 111 consumption of fuel. Sold only by Dunham and Buck, 112H O street. Ladles, did you know that the now Diamond grocery hns oiienetl in Brlttous old stand, 1410 O street 1 Me. Gaorge I'roudtlt is the now proprietor, too, and the store lies been restocked and everything is new, neat mid fresii, with prices quoted that mutt make trade brisk. Flannel shirts cleaned without shrinking by the French dry cleeulug process, only 1ft cts. at Lincoln Steam Dye works, 110.) O street. Call on Henry Hurphnm, 1-TJ north Elev enth Bv.-eut, opposite Capital Hotel for fly nets, summer lap robes and carriago whips. Our work speaks for Itself. It needs no brngor bluster, simply your own opinion will testify to its merits. The Studio Lo Grande is on the ground lloor. centrally lo cated and n beautiful place. Call and see us nt It! I south Twelfth street. A Mother's Oratltiidv. My son wps In an n'most helpless condi tion with flux when I commenced using ClimuWlnlu's Colic, Cholera nnd Dlarrhcea Remedy. It gave him Immediate relief and I am sure It saved his life. I take gieat pleasure In recommending It to nil, Mrs. M. L. Johnson, Everett, Simpson Co., Miss. !W and ftO cent bottles for sale by Chas. C. Iteed, Druggist. Sir, Clink, to the I'uhllc. I wish to say to my friends and the public, that I regard Chauilterlnln's Colic, Cholera and Dlarrhu'n Remedy ns tho U-st prepara tion in use for Colic and Diarrhiea. It is the finest selling medicine I ever hitudl 1, because it always gives satisfaction. O, H. Clark, Orougoville, Txns. For sale by Chis. C. Reed, Drugal t. ynlcli ami CiiinfiirtHlilu Trip, Two new trains have been ndded to the ill rendy excellent connections east that th Great Rock Island Route ,as Ims'ii offer' ig to its patrons. The Lake Shore . M'.ch. l-.iitlieni has put 011 a new train, leaving Chicago daily at III; !!0 a. in., ami the Fort Wayne (Pennsylvania Lines) one at 10. Ift a. 111. These nro dally trains, scheduled on fust time, and arrive at New York City next ternism nt '! o'clock, and via the llrst men tioned Boston passengers reach their desttuas Hon Imt 'J hours later. The Rock Island Route Sleeper leaves Omaha dally at l.iSO p. m., and arrives nt Chicago nt 8,0ft a. 111., In time to make this 'mportaut through connection. For rntes and tickets apply to J. L. Dk Bkvois, Gen'l Agent Pass. l)ept Ulth it Farnnni Sis., Omaha. J NO. SKiUbTlAX, Gen'l Tkt. t"c Pas Agt. E. St. John, Gen'l Malinger. Fetll'Ol Fall Dress Ms! We ate showing the Dress Goods that can bo most found all the new weaves. "Bedford Cords." "Faille Cords." "English Whip Cords." "Paris Robes." "1 111 ported Boucle." "Pollca Dotts." "Diagonal Plaids," Etc We extend you a cordial invitation to call and inspect our Mammoth Stock of Dress Goods and Cloaks. We have no old goods to show you. Everything new and fresh the mills. "ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST." J. W. WING6R St CO. 1109 0 STREET. Agents rtS2R33ca:33S NICER THAN EVER! Ladies' Cloth Top Shoes. Welts and Turns. Philadelphia Toe, Ji.:Elsr1, tips, ED. G. 1129 O fiSKssssaass cscScaessssawScssssssseesssat OIL HEATERS Hot Air Furnaces. RUDGE 1122 N Fret Work, Sgreens and -Panels CABINET V()U. DK ALL KINDS TO OliOKR. Full Line of JiSi HNTELS Always ln stock. ARK iSUOWN IN OIR NEW WaRLROOMS NEBRASKA CABINET WORKS, COUNTERS AND WALL CASES. 1224-28 M Street, Fall '91 complete line of West of Chicago. New Fall We have from for Mine. Demorest Patterns. S2&tt.P5&j.rtc& California Toe, YATES, STREET. & MORRIS, S' fREET. m r 1 A si J t-A L jk h"-fH ftMAfiLgf., : .i . &i '. . -ilijfeN&U iJ. nft.i.,- . Uk tmt nriiiimiiiriVi i.j BMiaiaBWMtfiifeMiWi