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POPULATION OP LINCOLN 65,000.
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COR, TENTH AND 1' ST.
LADICrjFURNISHINC COODi
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A full of Dr. Wnrncr'- nnd mid Hall's Corel
IIOMKKY, f NIIKIUVKAK AND Kilt UI.OVKH
In Inrgo nort nu nt ,
Wo hnc llio iimucy for
The Buttorlck's Patterns.
H. R. NISSLEY&CO.
TAKE NOTICEI
Tho Counttn will not be ivijkhkIIiIo (or
any debt nindo liy nny one In It imnio, tin
a written nnlcr Accomimnlr the nmo,
WE CAN SUIT YOU.
IMNI'I.AYIMI
ftflfl Trimmed Hats !
tanging In Price, from
$1.00 TO $20
CAM, AND HKK TIIKM.
The Courier Can be Found At
Hotel Lincoln New Htniiil. '
Windsor Hotel New Htnml.
Capital Hotel New Htnml.
Odell's Dining Hall New Htand, IMH Q Ht.
The Gotham News HUml, 118 Houlli llth HU
The Apex, Ul North llth Street.
Ed. Young. 1030 O Htreet.
ClMon. Kletoher Co., 1130 O Htreet.
Westerner's llnroor Hhop, llurr Wool.
International New Emporium, ltt O Ht.
turn Ton cigar Htore, lis North llth Htreet.
Mcnire'a News 8t;tml, lis Houth llth Htreet.
trAn extra supply of paper I always lea
at tho Gotham, In cno other Newsdealer
applies run short.
Eight Annual
FUR 1 OPENING
Oct. 26-27-28.
18
.'W. R. DENNIS & CO.
1 1 37 O Street.
Church Advertisement.
Commencing April tint, Tub Courikr
will insert notice pertaining to sociables,
festivals, lectures, meeting nml sermon for
'all churches free of charge. Advertisement
(or entertainment where an admission is
cbarged will be Inserted nt one-half the rcg
vkurrate, Lacal and Peraonal.
Whltebrerst Coal and Lime Company.
Ruth M. wood, M. D lltWP street.
Um Leavitt' telephono , !S00, for coal.
Lincoln Ice Co., 1010 O St. Telephone 118.
The Little ttorehai removed to 1SU KUth
13th (treet.
Eugene Hallett, diamond merchant, 113 N
Eleventh street.
Oeo. A. Raymer, coal nnd wood. 'Phone
39a UM O street.
Canon City Coal at tho Wbitebreast
Coal and Lima Co.
A beautiful line of veiling has ni rived at
the Baxar, littl O street.
For fine millinery at econom ical pricci see
Uerpobheliner & Co'., line line.
Ladle kid glove cleaned or colored at Lin
coln Steam Dye works, 1100 O street.
Professor O. W. Hill, teacher of Elocution
and Oratory, C35 south Eleventh street.
Cabinet baths for ladles given by Mrs. 13.
D. Catlin professional masseur, ViM V street.
Ladies can have their party dresses cleaned
by the French dry process at the Lincoln
steam dye works UM O street
S, C. Quick, tuner and repairer of Pianos
and Organs. With Young & Elder, 'JOS
south Eleventh street, Lincoln, Neb.
Applications for rental of Turner ball tor
socials and dancing received at P. J. Wohlen
berg's cigar store, 138 S. llth street.
Flannel shirts cleaned without shrinking by
the French dry cleaning process, only 15 cU.
at Lincoln Steam Dye works, 1105 O street.
"Not how cheap, but how good" Is the
motto of the new Studio Le Grande. Call
and ev their work, 1.4 south Twelfth street.
The celebrated Egg Shampoo removes
daudruff and promotes the growth of the
hair. For sale by Miss Johnston, 1114 O
street.
Never order a photograph or plctura of
any kind until you have seen the work done
at the now Studio Le Grande, l'J4 south
Twelfth street.
Gentle men should now get out their la't
summer's suit, take it to the Lincoln Steam
dye works 1 105 O street and have it cleaned,
dyed, repaired or pressed out.
You can get a greater variety of wool
uswWwear in ladies, mens and chlldreus' at
Herpolsheimer & Co. than in any other
house In the west. Price the lowest.
Wedding Invitation!, either printea or en
graved in the finest style of the art at Tub
Courier ottc. Correct forms and best
quality of stock guaranteed. Samples cheer
fully shown.
Original round oak stoves, the only air
tight round oak stove on the market, conse
quently the most economical 111 consumption
of fuel. Sold only by Dunham and Buck,
liaflO street
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AUTUMN LEAVES.
Tor the Co. HUH.
There conic n time In some folk live
When thought nil poetry run,
Homo vv rllo to pn nwny the tlmu
And olhernjii'i for fun.
A I mil one of the ninny kind
Without much rj inn or renon
I'll try my hniul nt writing 11 poem
Ami rnll It the Autumn Hensoii.
A .von iironwnro October I here,
The seen ul month of Hie full
When tint little bird seek Southern homo
And Jack r'rnt begin to rnll,
Tlie brveio I blow lug iiinnng the tree
And tvhUper ng 11 ud retrnln
A It tell of Autumn tiiihlna
And whiter coming relgu.
The lovely Mower nro fndlng fiit,
The sky look dull nml grey,
A lliey rcnllrr the summer hn passed
Aild they two mut pns nwny,
The urns I slow 1 1 turning brown,
The tree uru growing bare,
A the Aulumn leave come rustling
Pulling gently hern mid there.
The lieaullfiil Autumn lenve thnt full
Uf red unci brown nml gold,
To u tho Autumn of life root 1 1
'Hint we too, urn getting old.
And mny the Autumn of our live
I'nmi ii lienutirul nml 11 fnlr
A the Autumn leave tluit nround 11 full
And me ciiltered everywhere.
J.K.M
Mr. Hei ry Finwley of Dcndwoo I, I In tlw
city.
Mr. Eugeiia Wnuglo I vltltlig nt Lou,
vllle, Ky.
Mr. ni'ntn Held left Sunday for Wool
stock, lown.
Mr. nnd Mi. H. L. Ailfin left Wliicdny
for Henttle, Wnli. '
Mr. Gertrude ami Cntoln Hill vlsltt 1
Mondny In Oii.nhii. VV
Mr. 8. H. Wllllnmtoti departed Thursday
for Alexandria, S. D. '
The I. O. II. II. will give n soclnl hop Mon
day nt Tinner' hnll.
Mr. J. E. Edwin hn retui .led from a trip
through tho Northwtit
Mr. Thome Hooper depn-ted Wivlnr i'iy
for Snn llernnnllno, Cal.
Mr. Jamf Canon nnd F. Mlchealson left
for Chicago Wcdntudny.
Mr. Bam O. Adler I enjo).'iig a visit
nmoug friends In Omahn.
Mr. C. E. Wright of tho WaIioo Wnp
wns In tho city Thursday,
Mr. S. A. Vnrner of tho Sterling Press,
spent the week In this city.
The speclnl glove snlo nt the Baxar wi'l
continue during next wek.
Mr. W. U. Gemoml, of Hot Spi ngs, S.
D., was In the city this week.
Hon. 11. S. Mill) of Beatrice, wr in the
city Wednesday 011 business.
Mr. Ii. W. Hutchinson of Marysl!'e, Kas.,
Is spending a few day In the city.
Miss Mary Anderson and Miss Ida Welti
left Monday for Colorado Spring.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sheiianl and Mis Mo
Elwatn left Monday for Pueblo, Col.
Mr. nml Mrs. F. W. Morgan of Welling
ton,, O, are stiemling a few clays In the
city.
Mr. C. C. Lewis returned Thursday after
a pleasant visit friend and relative in the
East
Mer John McMnnlgal, J. A. Hnrley nml
Thomas Benton have returned from New
York.
Mis Florence Terry left Tuerdny for
Brooklyn, N. Y., which will bo hor future
home.
Mr, Anna L. Perry and family departr 1
Wednesday for Now York City, their future
home.
Mr. W. J. Hyatt, Mrs George, nnd Tom
Hyatt have gone to Los Angeles to spend the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Weasel are entertaining
their pnrenU, Mr. and Mrs. II. Ehrllch of
St. Joseph.
Mr. W. P. Miles of Choyene and Judge
Heist of Sidney were in tho city on business
this week.
The Thimble Club was delightfully enter,
talnrd Wednesday afternoon by Miu
Hallie Hoojier.
Dr. Alma Coe departed Saturday for Poo
atello, Idaho, whither sho was called by the
Illness of her son.
Mrs. Ueebe of Wahoo, Neb., visiled her
daughter, Miss Jennie, at the conservatory
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. and Mr. D. B. Alexander are the
guesU of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Little for a
few days while enroute to California.
MIm Kilble Dorgan retui ned to her home
In New Hampton, Iowa, Wcdne day after a
visit of About three, months In this city.
Mrs. C. C. Hosford of Campbell, Minn,,
and Mrs. Dr. Brnndorn of Mllford, ore visit
ing with Mrs. U. W. Lnmb, or this city.
Mrs. J. M. Tolln of St. Louis, who ha
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Albert Lemon
of this city, returned home Wednesday.
Mr. S. H. Burnham departed Wednesday
for Broken Bow to look after his tanking
iweretu. lie win be a'went about a week.
Mrs. K. M. Saunders who has been tho
guest of Mrs. M A. McClure for several
days, left Wednesday for her Imnio in Wich
ita.
Col. Fred BenrJiicer tins returned from the
east and is now rusticating in Omaha where
he Is temporarily doing good service on the
Bee.
Mr. William Hyatt and son Thomas nnd
Mih Katie Ueorge departed Thursday for
Los Angeles, Cal., where they will spend tho
winter.
At the last meeting of the Tuesday Eve
ning club, Mr. Sam E. Low, Miss Maud Mil
ler and Mis Lulu Clark were elected new
member.
At the business meeting of the Pleasant
Hour club held Monday evening Messrs, Sam
E. Low, Oscar Funke and J. J. Perilling were
elected members.
Mrs. John C. Salsbery, daughter Edna and
son John left Thursday for Hannibal, Mo.,
where she will visit at her old home for a
week or ten diy.
Mr. James T. Josliti, assistant cashier of
theKockford National bank of Kockford,
II!., is visiting with his brother-in-law, Mr.
Ft auk Blish of this city.
Mr. John Evans and Mrs. George Bunnelt
CAPITAL CITY
COURIER,
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of Umnim, nml Mr. Emma Wnlch of Ninth
Platte nre the guest of Mr. nml Mr. W. Ii.
Wllllnin, lir.VNMreol.
Mr. A. V, Scott find brld, nee Ml Kllle
Leec, returned Turilnynfter n two week'
wi-ddlng Hip vllt rnf, They me now til
home.lt WJ Vino stieet.
Thoilnughtet nfn prominent government hnve to step in nnd look over the line your
orilclnl nml n i tilnrjnung gentleman will Uelf
i.imI ul all mi I 1l.1v In Nnl'iillllb.r. mill rntl!4
of Invltntlou w'H i md next week.
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The newest d-lgii In hn'l proarniii", cull
Inn card, nml In slms niinounceiurut', tho
himbomt-Rt line everstinnn In I.liu'oln weiu
received jrMeiilny nt TlIK CnUliIKH ollliv.
Mb Hi-leu Tmilo loturned to Iit home In
llcnttlce, Momlny after n itlennnt vl t with
her sitter, MIm Toole who I nt tho liend of
the ilmtvliig depiiitniHUt In the Lincoln
n'IiooIp,
Ituv. nnd Mi. John Hevltt of Holy
Ttlnlty will bo teudeied 11 ollver ii'iulveruiry
reception nt the home of Senior U'niileii,
Mr. II J W11M1, with Mi. Amiimln
I'utiiniii.
MInh Smith Clnk, in company w.ththo
foui'iliildiiiiof Mr. mid All". Mnuilt, It'ft
for New Yotk where they will tnke pinnge
for Allien, (liei'ce, to Join hei sNt-r, Mr.
J. J. Miiuiitt,
The CoUlllKllI fiuthorited to stnto thnt
the Inltl.il pnrtv of the new lleiith'tfi (,'lub
will not I'iko place Wi tueMlay evening, the
(lute hnvlug been K)ipomJ to I'lldny
NovciiiIkt llth.
.Mr, J IV.ink Hurt- of the Vlt.-ilU I paving
nml pies: I lulck compiiny left U'l-iloi-dny
for AtrliUon, Kn., to ntleml the ronventloii
of tho ptiviug lukk mnmifiictuier of the
MIr-hiuiI Vnlley.
.iir. imviii vv matimi r.imlly cxih-oL to re-
jnove to Chlcngo next wi-ek, where they will
reside in tho rutin e. .Mr. U Lew 111 cutitiiuo
hi biiilue In Lincoln, nml It will ho tint tin
ged by hi brothel -In Inw, Dnvhl Goldhurg.
Mr. Jiiine H. Hiu row nml MU Addle
White weio quietly tiinrifed nt the Usher
lesldencti, 514 nuith Nineteenth stieet. Tui-i-
dny evening nt 8 osclocl.. The ceremony
wit pcifoim d by Jinilce Foxwoithy In
the presenco of n few friend of tho contract
lug pnrtli'.
Mr. Lnmbeit C. lleeslcy of Oiunhn nnd
Mis Dellnpheno ltos of thi city weio
iunrrle.1 nt high noon Wedues-diiy nt the
homo of tho Initio's patent, 174:11' stieet,
Hev. F, S .Stein pei forming the ceremony'
Mr. nut I .Mrs. Bvesley nre both well known
in this city, thi former hnvlug been cou
nt : 1 with tho Pncitlo exptes in this city
for several Jems, Tho young couple de
pnrttd utoticv for Oinnhu where they wi'l
reside In the future.
At tho residence of Mr. T. II. Leavitt, K17
South Thiiteeiith sttcjt, MomUy, October
lUth, (Kctirrtl tho wrilil'ngof Mi Muzlo Mc
Klwiiln, of WnshlngtouCouit House, Ohio,
nnd Mr. William E. Shepnrd, the electrician
of the Lincoln Stuet Knllwny Comxiny.
Tho ix'ieuiony was ei formed hy the Kov.
Lewis Gtegory In the piesenco of 11 small
company of frio.ids. After 11 shott witling
trip thov will be nt homo Ht l'-Ml G street,
Mr. nml Mrs. Maxwell depnrted Tuesday
for South Bend, Wash, where Mr. Maxwell
ha organized the Citizen's National bunk.
They will reside there In tho futute. Mr.
Maxwell was formerly uslitnnt cashier of tho
Capital National bunk of this city nml ha
long Iteen popular In both business nnd social
circles. Both Mr. nnd. Mr. Maxwell have
resided In Lincoln since childhood and their
depmturo is the cause bf deep regret to their
host of friends in this city.
Tho Tuesday Evening Club wa veiy
pit arantly entertained last Tuesday evening
by MIm Cora Hardy t fclgliteentb and M
stn ets. The program consist d of a illscurs
ion on Italy nnd wn rendered by Minse
Grace Gritllth, Maude Smith, Anna Bai r and
Dr. C. F. Lndd. Those present were: Misje
Olive Lntt-v. Gertrude Law, Anna Funke,
Maude Smith, Anna Bnrr, Grace Gritllth,
Deim Loom!, Corn Hardy. Mesors. : O. W.
Gerwlg, Will Hardy, F. C. Zel-iung, H. S.
Freeman, W. Morton Smith, C. D. Mullen,
Mr, nml Mrs. A. B. CofTroth.
Mr. ami Mrs. W. B. Wolcott cavo another
delightful card party Monday evening nt
their pleasant homo on II strt st. The com
pany compod the following: Messr nnd
Mesdames, Marshall, Senr, Bewick, Doo
little, Cook, Appelget, llnwley, WniUworth,
Yatw, Wright, VnuBrunt, Jones, Grlfllth,
Turner, Klchnrds, Preston, Clnrk, Brown,
Halter, Crltn, Tllton, Winger, Criley, Dny
ton, Lyman: Menlmue. T. W. Crissey, Zeh
rung and Zletner; Misse. Kato StiMldmd,
Inltn Burgev-H Ami Fntmlo Hitwley; Messrs,
Otto Mohrensteeker, Eugene Thompson and
Dr. Spahr.
There wa n plenint gathering of ladles
and gentlemen Tuesday evening nt the resi
dence of Hev. Norman Plass, l?i"i Washing
ton ttreet, the object being to organize 11
literary club. Tho new club starts out with
eighteen charter members, ami the otllcers
are as follows: President, Norman Plas;
vice president, Mr. Dawes; secretary and
treasurer, Miss Jessie Love. Tho meeting
will bo heltl every Tuesday evening nt the
home of the members, and tho club will bo
known as the Plymouth Literary Club, the
meetings or whichnre oikmi to all vvlte wish to
join. After a short but interesting program
the club adjourned to meet again Tuesday
evening nt the resilience of Mrs. Ally n, 1 7.1
v asbington street.
The PatiloU were very delightfully enter
tallied last Wednesday evening by Mr. nml
Mrs. A. S. Hitymon'd tit their beautiful home
011 It Street, Tho heuse wns tastefully decor
ated and the lower floors were canvused
where dancing was indulged in. Those
present wete: Messrs and, Mesdiunos Gere.
Hniwood, Boehmer, Holmes, Lewis, I. M,
Raymond, Dnwes, Oakley, Buinhsm, Bur
ges,, Ogden, Green, Buekstuir; Misses Surah
Holmes, Cora Ilauly, Anna Funke, Ella
Raymond, Katie Miller, Fannie Smith;
Messrs OttoMolnensteckei,, Robeit Rlch-
ter, Oscar Funke, W. E. Ilardv, Cm I Funk
II. P. Fniicoti, Captain Phillip, nml Llei
e.
Ieu
e nam rursmng.
Continued 011 page 5.
Mr. C. A. Isaacs of New Yorif, represent
ng the wellkuonn fur hotisu of E. Shukeit,
New York ami Kama City, is at the Lin
coln hotel with nliaudso tie line of furs nml
fur goods. Mi. Isaacs visits Alaska yearly
for his hou.o 10J. elect skins and thus it may
lie uudersto l that ho thoroughly under
stand his buii ess. His line is now open for
the inspection of the ladles at the Liudell
hotel. For further particulars, see ndvei tu
rn ut page live.
The sale of diamond at Hulletl's still con
tinues and the jieoplo continue each day to
reap bargains m these piecious stoics. Ami
whynotf Halletl's II119 is alway ir excel
Itut and his goods never fall to coma up to
the standard of representation. Too peoplu
have become so accustomed to buy their dia
mond there that its a foigone coucliMlou
and useless to even look elsew hei e. Coiupm
isons are odious, is the old saving, and In
this case it proves only too ttue, when Hal
letts stock of diamond is brought into com-
SATURDAY, OCTOBER
pnrlsou with that of various would be com
petltor; nml not only I Hnllett tock u-l-ihly
Inrgo hut It nlu carries with It the
illxtlncrlnii of aliowliiK nil tho newest elTect
in novel nml I itn stylo netting, nml among
tln-nt the very pretty Tlirnny setting. Ob,
wo rnu't do Justice to Hnllelt' stock of din
iiioinl with pen, imiier nml col I tvpe you'll
t'aiiglit In the Act.
Tim Trncher Tlierii I nno of my bright
est Imi) silting over there 111 thnt rock
vv rltlug, wlillo hi companion. nro wasting
their tltno In Idle piny. No doubt ho I
vv rltlug hi lesson out for tomorrow. Here,
Jimmy, let 1110 sen what ) on nro writing.
Jliiiiny Nti'ni, I don't vvuiitto.
"Ah, sou hi modesty I Come, I want to
rend It"
Thi In wlintslio remit
"IMeiie cxuiisu my son Jaine from school
todny, iih ho I needed nt ho"
Boston New.
Favorable Symptom.
"Well, vv hut sort of 11 night hn niiidnm
liwlr"
"lleiivcn Ik? pntlctl, Ilerr Doctor, hu In
decidedly better Sho drunk 11 basin ol
beef tea this tnornlli nlitl when she hud
llnlslied he threw the basin at tho sorv
tint' head." Gcuernl Aii7elger.
On n While Horse.
Ethel That fortune teller told me tlmt
my lover would come iltllug on 11 white
hor-c. What could h.ive put thnt lilcn Into
her head
.Maud Possibly ho noticed thnt new
bottle of Tit Inn red bleach on your dress
ing table. New York Herald. .
Hiipettltiou.
"Why didn't you put u vvntcli pocket In
my new vent I sent you my old 0110 iih n
pattern.''
"I thought you wouldn't need one, sir,
iih I found tho pawn ticket for your watch
In one of the, pocket." LiiMtlgo Hlnttcr.
A Mitigating Circumstance.
Hostetter McGlnnl It is mean of you
to lie iiIwiivh iibiiMing your friend Jones bo
hltid his back.
Gus do Smith 1 can't see it thnt way.
If I nbiiHO him to hi fnco he will pound
the life out of inc. Texas Sittings.
lilrsl for n Knetor.
"How do you like your new place, m
torf"
"It's very nice, Indeed. There's been
more sicklies in Iludville In tho past week
than there was In Hollowtown In it year."
Epoch.
IMPORTANT.
To the Ladle of Lincoln nml Vlclult).
On October '.Vith, 'JTthnud Ubth wu will give
our Eighth Annual Fur Opening. We will
have in ntteutlnnco onoof tho let Furriers
in this country. He will toko measures, nml
draft patt rns, thereby insuring n iierfcct
lining garment. We will show the Intest
London nnd Pnrl styles, for the sercon of
1S'.H-W. Newmarket, iniintMs, stcques,
walking coat, rackets, military nnd shoul
der enpes, in nil tho jiopulnr furs, viz; seal,
mink, martin, otter, beaver, otj Th's I nn
opportunity to see tho ltrgest lino of Hue
furs lit tho West. Inspection I urgently so
licited. Any of the s implo garmonts will bo
for sale. Furs retnih 1 nt wholesale price
011 dates named. Don't forget tho dates.
W. R. Dkn.nis Si Co.,
Hatters and Furriers, HUT O St.
"Husslnn 1'iilltlcHt Exiles."
Kennan's only lecture in Lincoln will be
given nt the Metlu list church next Monday
under auspices of Pnllndiau Society of Sttte
University. Reserved sent nt Clnxon &
Fletcher's. Only n few reserved seats left.
Prices 5'J anil 85 cents.
Leavitt
City.
handles the Coal Cnek Canon
We Invite attention to our clonk depart
ment, promising to show the largest nml
most attractive stock of stylish garments
ever displayed in Lincoln. Our stock is
made, up from tho lines of several of tho
largest manufactories- In tho country and
wo think we can .satisfy any taste.
Very lespectfully,
MiLLKit & Paine.
Lenvitt's "0i lec" anthracite, finest in
the city.
La dies hair dressing, Mis Johnston,
O street.
Ill
All meals nt Odell's new dining hall re
duced to twenty cents. No credit nml no
tickets to anyone. The meals 1110 same as
formerly nnd the price lower than ever.
This muKes the board at Odell's cheap nnd
he best in the state for the money.
The Bazar, 103) O street, tins
another lot of stylish cloaks, They
placed on sale about the middle
week.
received
will be
of next
Tho Wbitebreast Coal nnd Lime company
is always at the front supplying the finest
grades of all kind of coal
Cnll on Leavitt before
UiKI O stieet.
buying your coal,
Hotnling the O street grocer Is still on
deck, commanding the vessel In a storm of
trade.
Tho handsomest thing in ladles head wnr
nt Herpolsheimer & Co's millinery depart
ment. Only tho finest cuts nnd choicest meats
sei veil to customers of Chipmuu & Sheen,
I.1I1U street. J'houelSO.
A;eiit Wanted,
We wnnt ngents everywhere to sell Our
Little Nigger. Tho funniest nml most luugli
able tiick out $10 n dny can lie made sell
ing them. All vou huve to do is to show It,
it lells itself. Send IT, rents for sample nml
terms to, General Agency mid Novelty Co.,
Room oil, l!Ki South Clark St., Chicago, III.
Call on Henry Hnrpham, 14'.' north llth
street, opKsito Capital hotel for harness,
whip, surcingles, curry combs nml brushes,
harness oil, nxh greavi nnd axlo oil harness
s mp,
Leavitt handles Cnuoii City, DomuUio and
Now Kentucky,
One hundred lluest engraved calling cut ds
ami pla'eonly f-.W nt Wei.el Piiutlug Co.,
118)1 N street.
The Peninsular baso burner is tho latest
Improved heater In the luntket. Before bu
iug, cull ami see 11 full Hue nt Dunham
Buck, 11.(1 O stieet.
100 lluest engraved calling cauls nnd plato
for I8.f" nt Tu Couuikh olllce.
24, 1891
BBSK2sSBSr
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1109 0 STREET,
Our SpeciHLTies:
Wedding Invitations,
Reception Cards,
Party Invitations,
m
Ball Programs,
Announcements,
Calling CtardsEtc.
Citfter f?v inted Engraved
OUR WORK SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
Seven years experience gives us knowledge of what is
the proper thing required for Weddings, Balls, Parties, Ban
quets, and all oeeassions where particular and fine work is
needed. Our forms are guaranteed correct and prices
reasonable.
CALL AND SEE OR WRITE FOR SAMPLES.
WESSEL PRINTING CO.
1134 N Street.
LINCOLN, NEB.
ELEGANT
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For Ladies anil Misses. Stylish, yet Practicable at Right
Prices, and an Assortment the Largest.
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