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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 189!
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POPULATION OF LINCOLN 65,000,
H. R. NISSLEY&CO.
COH TKNTII ASM) I' ST.
LADIES'jFURNItHINC GOODS
n specialty,
A full of Dr. Winner's inl mid Hull's C'ros
IIOMKKV, l'Nlir.UVi:.l AM) KID IILOVKt
lu hiritonsuirtiuviils.
t Wo hnu iliu iwnoy for
Tho Buttorlck'a Pnttorns.
H. R. NISSLEY&CO.
TAKE NOTICE!
I'IioCouuiku will not bo i-ft.KMillilo f(.r
ny debts made liy nny oiu In n name, iiii-
a written order accompanies tho same,
WE CAN SUIT YOU.
'A4&TW. H
niM'I.AVIMl
3Qfl Trimmed Hats !
Hanging In I'tlrr from
Sl.OO TO $20
call and see tiii:.m.
Tho Courier Ohm he Pound At
Hotel Lincoln New Stnnil.
Windsor Hotel News Htnmt.
Capital Hold New Wand.
Otlcll'H llliilim Hull News Stand, IUS O HI.
Tho Gotham News Stand, IIH Month 1 It It St.
Tho AH'X, 111 North lltli Street.
Kt. Yuiiiiii, ItKOO Street.
I'lason, Fletcher A Co.. US) O Street.
Weiternold's Harbor Hhop, llurr HIooK.
International News Emporium, I2tt O Ht.
lion Ton Ulgnr Store, 1!W North lltli Htrcct.
Moore's Now Bland, llf! South lltli Street.
Hr-An extra supply of paper I always left
t tho (lotham, In enso other Newsdealers
supplies run short.
FALL
STYLES
DUNLAP
HATS
W. R. DENNIS & CO.
1 137 O Street.
Church Advertisements.
Commencing April first, The CoimiKii
will Inner t notices pertaining to sociable,
festivals, lectures, meetings iitul sermon for
nil churches free of charge. Advertisements
for entertainment where, an admission I
charged will l Inserted at ono-linlf tlio reg
ular rate.
Local ami Personal.
Whitebrerst Coal ami Lime Coniiany.
Ruth M. Wood, M. I 14M 1 street.
Use Leavltt's telephone , SU50, for coal.
Lincoln Ice Co., HMO O Rt. Telephone 118.
Tho Llttlo store has removed to 1119 south
12th street.
Eugene Hallett, illamoml merchant, 113 X
Eleventh street.
Geo. A. Raymer, coal niul wood, 'Phone
3110. liaiO street.
Canon City Coal nt the Whitebreaat
Coal and Lime Co.
For line millinery at economical prices tee
Hertwlslielmer & Co's., lino line.
100 finest engraved calling cards and pinto
for IU..W at Tkk Couhikh otllce.
Ladies kid gloves cleaned or colored at Lin
coln Steam Dye work, 1HH1 O street,
lYofessor O. W. Hill, teacher of Elocution
and Oratory, KB south Eleventh street.
Cabinet laths for ladles given by Mrs. It,
D. Catlln professional masseur, ISM 1' street.
Ladles can have their party dresses cleaned
by the French dry process at tho Lincoln
steam dye works 11W O street.
8. C. Quick, tuner and repairer of Pianos
and Organs. With Young & Elder, ',S
south Eleventh street, Lincoln, Neb.
Applications for rental of Turner hall for
socials and dancing received at I. J. Wohlen
berg's cigar store, I'JS 8. 11th street.
Flannel shirts cleaned w lthout shrinking by
the French dry cleaning process, only IS cts.
at Lincoln Steam Dyu works, 1110 O street.
"Not how cheap, but how good" Is the
motto of tho new Studio Lo (1 ramie. Call
and see their work, 1VU south Twelfth street.
Tho celebrated Egg ShanijKX) removes
dandruff and promotes the growth of the
hair. Tor sale by Miss Johnston, 11U O
street.
Never order a photograph or picture of
any kind until you have seen the work done
at the new Studio Le Grande, l'-M south
Twelfth street.
Gentlemen should now get out their Ian
summer's suit, take it to the Lincoln Steam
dyeworks 1105 O street and have it cleaned,
dyed, repaired or pressed out.
You can get a greater variety of wool
underwear in ladles, mens and children' at
llerpolsheimer & Co, than In any other
house in the nest. Prices the loweu.
Wedding Invitation, either printoo. or en
graved In the finest style of the art at Tiik
Courikk ofHce. Correct forms and bent
quality of stock guaranteed. Samples cheer
fully shown.
Original round oak stove, the only air
tight round oak stove 011 the market, conse
quently the most economical in coutumptiou
of fuel Bold only by Dunham and lluck,
1190 O street.
TTuA
IS
From tho lown City iViiiniinm of 11 re
cent date wo "xtr"0t the following "Lnt
evening at the homo of tho bride's mother,
Mrs, Julia M. Hutchinson, In this city ik-
eurrisl the man Inge of Mis Sophy W.
Hutchinson mid .Mr. Jihn I., Ts-lors of Lin
coln, Nebraska. Tho event was In every
respect one of the happiest which ha ever
taker place In this city, where IhiDi tho con
tracting parties were well and widely known,
lown City has given from among her daugh
ter many fail' brldi hut few with whom
those who knew her could bo more lotho to
pat t, even on so phsisant 1111 occasion, n
with tlm brl'lo of liit evening. Miss Hutch
inson was one i.f a fuu.ily whose diiugliteis
have been known for ttuo woilhaml genuine
aiiMiupllslimeut. Until the bride and tho
groom were gtiuluntc' flom the state linl
xorslty, and to Us gissl lullucuco may l
tiaceel tliooilglu of tho lovo which has tlnis
Joined two excellent lives. Mr. Teeters, who
was a tneuilier of the cliihs of ')?! Is now a
1 IfOtig member or llio bar at Lincoln, Nebras
ka, being a mciulier of the law lltui of Stev
en', Lovo ,fc Teeteis. Tho ceremony took
place In tho spacious parlors, which were
elaborately docointed with Mowers, prompt
ly ut 7:!' o'clock. Thohrldo was attlied In
a gown of white silk, tho groom in couveu
tloiial suit of black, ami the words which
111111I0 them ninii Mini wife weio very delight
fully spoken by the Itev Dr. li N. Ilanett,
otlliNcliy. Duly lolathes and liitiiiinto
friends weio present. After tho congratula
tions and tt pleasing luncheon, Mr, ami Mis.
Teeter took tho leu o'clock tiiiiu for Lin
coln, where they will at once occupy their
own home. They will be lollowcd by the
well wishes of a hoft of friends." Mr ami
Mis. Teeters aio now nt homo as liWI C
stieet.
Mr, and Mrs, A. Ilurlbut gavo a delight
ful card paity Wednesday evening at their
new and elegant homo on Sixteenth stieet.
The house was beautifully decorated and
Mr. and .Mrs. Iluitbut proved charming eu
tcitaliicrs. The royal prizes felt resiHftivo
ly to Mr. E. E. llrown and MissOllvo Iitla,
TIuko pieseiit were: Messers and Mesdames,
E. K. Crlloy, K. E. llrown, A. J. llnckMair,
U C. llurr, C L. Llpplucott, George Clark,
F. W. Ilaldwlii, It. A. Perry, A. V. Jiuiseii,
C. ThotiiKou, O. M ThompMiu, Alva Kluard,
George llrown, A. II. Weir, 8. E. Moore,
Walter llargieavcs, John Dooltltlc, Mis.
Thomas lleiitou, Dr. and Mrs, It. L, Gilllii,
Mlssas Sadie llecker and Ollvo Iwitta, Messrs
John Dorgau, C. E. Montgomery and U. II.
lllchter.
On Thursday evening .Mr. and Mrs. Hurl
but wero again at home to their friends and
on this evening the prkos fell to .Mrs. Cap
tain Paine and Mr. Edward Holmes. TIiom)
present on this occasion weio; Messrs and
Medaines, David Wise, R. E. Moore, Clias.
Uauimoud, Douglas Shilling, Edward
Holmes, J. W. Winger, O. W. Webster,
Samuel Mellck, V. 1. Wolcott, George
Cook, F. A. llrown, H. II. Patrick, Captain
Paine, H. 1). Sterns, J. Sakhory, Charles
lleefer, A. G. llllhneyer, Mrs. Pollock of
Chicago, Dr. and Mrs. Dayton, Catettcer and
Wrlghter, MUs Jamison of Chicago and Mr.
Phillip Wlrg.
The popular F street club which has stood
the test of time for three seasons has been
reorganized for tho social pleasures of tho
coining winter and at their last meeting the
following officers wero elected: president,
Mrs, Mary D. Manning, secretary, Mr. Clias.
Mills, executive committee, Mesdauies Tip
ling, F. A. llrown and Ijimly ;ciark. The
memtHTshlp of the club Is limited to sixteen
couple ami they all reside on F street. The
evenings are sent at momticrs houses in var
ious past times, cards however being the
principal attraction. Tho llrst regular moot
ing occurs at Dr. Manning's Thursday eve.
Following Is a list of tho iiiciiiIhts; Messrs
and Mcsdames, F. A. llrown, Dr. C. 11. Man
ning, Ed. lllgnell, F. A. Holms, Prof. Austin,
E. Hlbner, T. H. llenton, Landy Clark, H.
M. Warren, Clias. Mills, Tlpllng, Dr. Caso
lioer, A. J. Sawyer, Mrs. Hard and Messrs
C. 11. Hutchlns and M. I. Aitkeu.
Tho Omaha Krvehhr pays Lincoln talent
a pleasant tribute in its last Issue, as follows;
"Monday evening V. S. Marshal and Mrs.
Slaughter celebrated their tweuty-llftli an
niversary by giving a thoroughly dellgh tful
reception at their pretty homo in Kouutzo
place Tho feature of tho evening was a
recitation by Miss Almena Parker, professor
of elocution at the Cottier unlveisity, Lin-
coin, wno is certainly wonderfully gifted.
Mr. Wills McCuue, who has been n member
of the Trinity cathedral choir for a few
years sang several solos most exquisitely
and shared tho honors with MUs Parker.
Notwithstanding the disagieeable night the
house was thronged with oplc.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wolcott entei tallied n
company of frleirlsnt their hospitable home.
Eleventh and II streets, last evening. Tho
time passed very pleasantly with cards as
ths feature of the evening's entertainment.
Those pi esent were. Mes.rs mid Mesdames,
R. S. Mcintosh, A. O. Kleiner, II. F. Cow
dry. F. W. Baldwin, Walter Hargreaves,
W. R. Dennis, II. P. Foster, II. D. Patrick,
Henry Smith, S. E. Mooie, O. M. Thompson,
Snyder, P. W. Plank, Hoehmer, Sutton,
Henry Zehrung, Dr. H. F. llalley, Dr. Man
ning, MIsies Nellie llalley, Dennis, Hollow
bush, Mr. Rlchter, Me-slaiues Hollowbush
Vauliruut nud May of Chicago.
Mr. Morris W. Folsom left Saturday for
Nyack-on-the-Hudsou wheio on tho Twenty-
llrst of iMober ;at high noon he will wed
Miss Anna Miller. Tho ceremony will be
witnessed only by relatives and a few inti
mate friends. Mr. and Mrs. Folsom will ar
rive in till city aUnit November llrst and
after December llrst will be at home to their
friends at l'."JS K street. Mr. Folsom has
been engaged In tho real estate business here
for thepatt two )ears and is Kipularly
known In both buiucvs and social circles,
while his bride is a highly accomplished
young lady tgieatly esteemed in her Now
York home.
Mr. Frank DrUkell and Miss Gertrude
Perkins were married Thursday evening nt
home of the bride's parents, I'-JviO S street.
Rev. Mr. Hull rtormed the ceremony after
which the young couple, weio serenaded by a
number of the lady friends of the bride.
Those present were: Mr. anil Mrs. DrUkell,
Mr, and Mis, Nicholson, Mrs. Hull, Mrs.
Edith Teny, Mrs. Rykest. Misses Clara
Moore, Strum, Katie and Hattlo Simmons,
Me&sis. J, Johnson, J, A. Field, James
Hasbrnuck ami C. Calkins.
The Henrietta club, a now organization
has been launched In the social swim, with
the following officers to guide its destinies;
president, C. li. McCall; vice-president, C.
W. Weckbach J secretary, Geo. L. MeUuer;
treasurer, R. It. Wlllson; executive commit
tee, Clias. Miller, A. M, Stewart, and F. R.
Gruham. Tho first party will bo given Wed
nesday the UMli.
Lat Friday evening at tho home of
Mr. W, E. Hardy, there was organized a
now Chautauqua circle which commence
. tho season's woik with a satisfactory inem-i
1 Ix'ishlp and tho assurance of a profitable j
winter The cliclo was nained after James
1 Itilssell ltwell. Mr. Hardy was elected j
plesldetit and Miss Delia Lontnl, secretary.,
Mr Clias, McCall has severed his coiinect
thins Willi W It MoAillnir .V-Hnii. lo neeeiit. '
- , 1-1
the position of licnil cleik made vacant at
Hailo' by Mr. Itdilainler who will soon
launch Ids own coimueicinl cams1, ha vim;
purchased the ding hinduc of F. A Pylo &
Co,, wheie ho will bo found after next
week,
At tho last business meeting of tlio Pleas
ant Hour club it was dcclibslto give the Mist
party Thuisday evening, October y.ith at tho
Hotel Lincoln. Memls-rs of tho club are
looking lornnid to this event with III lillfes
Interest and it promises to ben notable event.
There Is already some talk of the annual
Charity Isilli buiso far 110 active measures
have been taken liipiepuratiou for tho same.
It Is to be IioksI that this ciodltahln Institu
tion will be maintain! il thlsyeai as usual.
llamUoiuely engraved can Is 1110 out an
nouncing the wedding of Dr. Chml'-s Frank
bnlil and Mls .Minnie Hello Latin to take
place Wednesday, October 'JS, First Presliy
leilau clmicli. A reception follows at tho
home of tlio bildes parents.
Mr. John L. A1011 and Miss Llzio Mines
were ipiietly married Wednesday evening at
eight o'cloclt at tho homo of (ho bride's pa
tents, '.'Hill IC stieet. The Rov. Dr. F. S.
Stein pteforuusl tho ceiemoiiy In tlio pies
eucoof relative only.
A letter fiom Mr W II. Shelling says
"Will you please change the address ofTlIK
Coi'liimt, ft om our fotiner location lu l.ln-
coin, to ligau City, tTtali Territory, whole
wo 1110 at present sojourning, auioug the
"Saints In .Ion."
Dr. J II, Imhoir who has Ix-en nik'IiiIIhl;
the sumiiier with his parents In this city,
left Monday lu company with his father for
tho south where they will travel extensively
before Dr. Imhoir settli-s in Ito.tuoke, Vn.,
his now home.
The old established llrm of Perry .t Harris
of which F. II. Harris Is now manager, has
left the little st 10 location and removed to
more cent 1 ill ipiaitersat llik'l U street, oc
cupying tho west half of Pyle's iphaiinacy.
Mrs. W. L. Hutcliliisouaml daughter ar
rived Thursday from Itockvllle, lud. Mrs.
Hutcliliiscii Is the sister of Mrs. James
Heatou and will be her guest for several
wivks.
Cards are out announcing tho forthcoming
nuptial of Mr, John Cuulmghaui, of this
city, Wl .Miss Mary Welch, of Codl., Oh lo.,
to take place at the bride's homo October
Wth.
The laillef of the Pythian slstcihood tend
ered n reception and banquet to tho repre
Kcutatlvc of tlio grand lodge of the Knights
of Pythias at Castle hall Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. llonnell left yesterday for
Chicago, their future homo. Misses I.I7..I0
and Ida llonnell nro as yet Lluconites but ex
pect to Join their parents next neck.
Mr. (J. S. Dowell, editor of tho Perro Free
Press, siK'iit several days In tho city thU
week visiting his brother-in-law, Prof, Hon
neo of the state university.
Mr. L. P Gould of tho firms of Wester
man, Low & Gould arrived in the city last
week with his family and will hereafter
make his homo in Lincoln.
Mr. Will Huffman had the misfortune to
sprain an ankle while alighting from a street
car tho other day and tho result is he now
navigates on crutches.
Mrs. F. II. Kelly of Now York visited her
brother Mr. A. J. Rlghy Saturday and Sun
day enrouto to Perkins county, where she
will Join her husband.
Mrs. Emma Seaman departed Monday for
Chicago ami other Illinois points. She will
visit about a mouth among relatives and
friends.
MUs Gerti tide Marquette will kmuI the
winter in New York, devoting most of her
time in art studies and visiting relatives aud
friends.
Miss Martha Fuuke will be nt home to her
friends Thursday afternoon auJ evening, nt
which time cards aud dancing will lie indul
ged lu.
Miss Anna llrody of Heat rice, aud Miss
Wightouof Altooim, Pa., visited Monday lu
Lincoln with tho MUses Gertrude and Caro
la Hill.
Mr. James Henton has returned from the
national convention of funeral directors
which was held at Richmond, Va.
Mr. Charles M. Hovoy, state auditor of
Kansas and a former resident of Lincoln is
visiting old friends lu this city.
Lieutenant and .Mrs. T. W, Griffith left
Saturday for Ft.Clarke, Texas,, where they
will mako their future home.
Mr. E. UiMllka, president of the Union
State bank of Harvard. Neb., tvas in the
city on business Wednesday.
Mr. J. A. Kaydeu nud family returned
Saturday after spending two weeks with
relatives at Mt. Vernon, la.
Mr. John Moore aud Mr. E. W. Maitlaud
of Wymore sH.ut Sunday at Mr. A. M alt
land's 191S Prospect street.
Mrs. H.J. Polleck after a three weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. D. Wlso, returns
home to Chicago today.
Congressman William I), llyrum of Indi
ana was the guest of Congressman llryau a
few hours yesterday.
Mis Hattie Pitcher of Cedar Ripids, It.,
is visiting Mrs. F. W. Townseud, Thirty
seventh aud P stieets.
Miss Chic llrown leaves for liortou tomor
row to complete her already excellent musi
cal education.
Mis Dena Loomis has icturued from Om
aha aud lllair wheio sho spent a few days
this week.
Mr. W. S, Page, assistant general superlu
dent of the Rock Island was in the city this
week.
Mr, Abe Kseusk after an illness of three
weeks has recuperated sulllclent to leavn his
bed.
Mrs. Lou Wessel has returned after a visit
of ten days at the old home In St. Joseph,
Mrs. F. S. Potviu and daughter, Miss
Daisy returned to Seattle Wednesday.
Miss Marie Lord of Loudon is visiting her
brother Dr. Roland Lord of this city.
Mr and Mrs. William Morgan of Chey
enne are visiting friends in this city.
Rev. E. O. linker returned Thursday after
an absence of two weeks lu Chicago,
Mr. Frank Stewait of Alliance, Neb,, is
visiting his sister Mrs. J. E. Hill.
Mr. Edward ilc.hiuauu of Johnston, Pa ,
is visiting Lincoln relatives.
Mr. C. M. Riggs of Beatrice was in the
city a lew days this week.
Miss Rachel Hrock will entertain the Thim
ble Club this afternoon.
Mr. W. II. Clarke returned Saturday from
In- Dakota Hot Springs.
Hlieiltr McClay returned home from Hot
Spill gi, H, I)., Tuesday.
Governor Thiyer was In Omaha Weilms
day on olllclal business.
Mr. John 8. ami Miss Ann Kiuger left
Monday for Areola, Ills.
Mis. Sat ah touppo and sou are .pending a
few d'iys hi Chicago.
Mr. F. M. Vniillnrn of Clmdron was In
Lincoln this week.
Mr. A. C.Celmer Is In Chicago. He will
1 etui 11 luiinrmw.
Mr, J. M. Knox left Monday fnr a week's
visit at DesMolnes.
Hon. li. A. Walrus of I tea tike was (11 tho
city Wedms l.iy.
MessmJohn anil Erlck Haul spent the
week In Chicago.
Miss Anno Fuuke has been visiting in Om
aha this week.
.Mr. A. (I. iVmies has returned from Hot
Springs, S. D.
Mr. O. C Hell of Ited Cloud was in the
city Monday.
Mr. C. A. Selgler was a corn palace visi
tor (his week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D Mosher went to Chi
cago Monday.
Mrs. M. A. Ward Is visiting at IVnlriu Du
Chleii, Wis.
Koiiiiiiii'h l.crllllc..
The Piilladlau Literary Society of tliestato
unlveisity, has engaged George Keiinun,
tlio celi'bi ati'il Sibei inn tinvolcr, to lectute
in Lincoln .Monday, October "il, at the
Methodist church. Subject: "Russian Politi
cal Exiles." Tickets ut Cliisoii A: Fletcheis.
Ilotl-elliilil (loud for .Side,
Mr. David WIo having decided to give
up housekeeping, all the household goods,
consisting of lurnlluie, caijiets, stoves, gas
llxtuies, piano and brlclabrack, also a
horse, phaeton and cutter, all to bo sold at
private sale commencing Monday, October
lllth at ten o'clock a.m., IMS K street.
llallet Is nowadays one of tho happiest
men lu tho city and really has a gosl cause
to w. 'I here Is scarcely 11 day g(M by but
what he makes a sale or two of some valua
ble diamond, unil it has como to that point
In tho Jewelry lino in Lincoln that when the
people want diamonds they go to llallet for
them'. Every houso makes 11 seelalty of
some particular article lu their Hue, and
while other houses see lit to my their ntten
tlou to tho smaller wares, llallet has made
the diamond department n siecial feature aud
study, ami if you are wanting anything in
that line you certainly cannot afford to buy
I h' fore llrst consulting this popular house.
His now Hue of settings are now in, ami he
will take great pleasure In show lug them to
you at any time, although you are not now
ready to buy. Of course you know tho
place Hit North hloventh street.
tallies hair dressing, M'ss
O street.
Johnston, 111
tanvttt
City.
handles tho Coal Creek Canon
To the Ladles.
Mrs. C. J. Todd, has just returned from
Chicago, ami Is now prepared to give her
patrons the latest styles lu dress making.
Host class of work solicited. Satisfaction
guaranteed. UKi't O street.
All meals at Odell's new dining hall re
duced to twenty cents. No credit and no
tickets to anyone. The meals are same as
formerly and tho price lower thnu ever.
This makes tho board at Odell's cheap and
ho best In tho state for the money.
The Whltebreast Coal and Lluiu company
is always at tho front supplying the finest
grades of all kinds of coal
Grand cloak exhibit at llerpolsheimer &
Co. tallies and children's cloaks in the
greatest variety at tho lowest prices.
Now is tho time to get stoves for tho win
ter. Dunham & Huck have a big line of all
the finest makes. They also reiwir old
stoves, set them up and furnish parts needed
at reasonable cost. Call, ll'Jtl O street or tel
ephone !1W.
Commutation tickets at Brown's restau
rants (good nt either place), live dollars for
four dollars, ThU makes prices lower than
any other place In the city when tlw prices
charged on bill of fare I considered.
Ladles will consult their liest interests bj
ordering their meat and game at Chipmau
and Sheen, 1S41 O street. All orders either
111 person or over telephone IN) will be
promptly delivered,
Wedding Invitations Wcsk'1 Printing Co.
Call on Leavltt before liuylug your coal,
lHKI O street.
Rotating the O street grocer is still
deck, commanding the vessel in a storm
trade.
Wool combination suits f r ladles at $ '.'.!i"i
nsult. The lHst In tho world for tho money
at HerH)sheiiner iS: Co.
The handsomest things in ladles head wear
at llerpolsheimer Si. Co's millinery depart
ment. Only the llnest cuts nud choicest meats
sei ved to customers of Chlpmntl & Sheen,
1SU O street. Phono 180.
AkoiiIs Winiteil,
We want agents everywhere to sell Our
Little Nigger. Tho funniest and most laugh
able trick out 10 n day can bo made sell
ing them. All you have to do is to show it,
it tells itself. Send 15 cents for sample and
term to, Geutral Agency ami Novelty Co,,
Room Sit, li. South Clark St., Chicago, III.
A (iooil One
One thousand dollars will lw paid by The
Queen to the lady or gentleman, girl or boy,
forming the largest list of English words (of
pot less than four letters) fiom the letters
contained in "Cueeu Souvenir Spixjli,'' Five
hundred dollars will b imid to tlio one send
ing the second largest list aud one hundred
add Itiouiil good prizes given in order of mer
it. Those sending list must enclose 1.00 for
one ytm's subset iptiou to Tho Queen, a largo
forty eight page, family magame. Conqiet
itors enclo.iiu llfteen C. S. two cent stamps
extra to cover exeiise of mulling, et3., will
receive free one of The Queen's elegant Sou
venir Skm)iis of Canada. The Queen Is the
most (Kipulur family publication ami has the
largest circulation of any in Canada. Sam
ple number with full puticulaisof couqieti
tlou KtpaId for six U. S. twoceut stamps,
Address Tho Cnuadiuu Queen, Toronto, Can.
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