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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1892,
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POPULATION OF LINCOLN 65,000.
0rnr I Oth and P ttrMtt.
Special Sale every day next week on our
newstockot WASH GOODS.
Fine Ginghams nml llrnodonburg Suit
Ings n specialty.
H. R. NISSLEY&CO.
TAKE NOTICEI
The Coukikr will not lie noiislllo for
any debts made by nny ono in It nnmo, nil
Mi it written order accompanies tho same,
We wont to clone out our
P. D. CORSETS
If price Is nny object to your buying
one, cnll nml sec us,
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Church Advertisements.
Commencing Anril tint. THK CODHIKR
will insert notice pertaining to sociable,
festivals, lectures, meetlugs ami sermons for
all churches free of charge. Advertisement
for eatertataMMta where- an admission N
charged wBl M fawerted at one-half tlio reg
ular rate
Notice of rublleatlon
Lloyd Malone. Cotton Malone, Flora Bell o
lainnit. Ktv Malone. Altert Malone, Harah
A.Hhocnhelland FrederlokO Kills will take
notice that on the 28th day of January, ltjoi
the Nebraska Htook Yards company.; or Lin
coln, Nebraska, plaintiff herein, tiled It; petl
im.in i. niairiPinnurtnrLancaster County
Nebraska, against said defendants, the ouject
and prsyer of which are to foreclose a certain
mortaaao executed by Hamual McCUs to tula
plaintiff, upon the Hollowing described rout
estate I Lota ThreeWand Four tl.) In Hlock
Nine (),and LoU FlOeen (lo.iaad Eighteen
ua,) In Block Twentytwo 133) In West Lincoln.
Lancaster County, Nebraska, to securo tho
payment of two certain promissory notes,
Sated on the 31st day or J uly, 1885, for the sum
ofM9.7Seach. and due and payable In two and
three years from the date thereof; upon said
Botes ana mortgage more is now uuo pny
..!. i on nf IflvB Hundred and Twenti
dollars nnd Twenty-five cents (IUU.25). for
which sum, wiinmieresiirom jniBUHio.piiuii
Ufll prays for a decree, and that ilcfomliuiU
may be required to pay the same, or that snld
premises may be sold to satisfy tho amount
found duo. You are required xp answer said
petition on or before the 7th day or March,
Om. NsBBASKA STOCK YARDS CO.,
Of Lincoln, Nebraska, by Its attorneys
Dawes. CoiTroth A Cunningham
Dated the 38th day of January, 1KH. t-SMt
Loeal and Personal.
Lincoln Ice Co., 1040 O 8t. Telephone 225
For first clasa Tonsorlal work, see Wester
Held. Archer, dentist, Brace block, over Merch
ants Dank,
Canon City Coal at the Whltebreast
Coal and Lime Co.
Miss C. J. Gullmette, modiste, Latta Block
brer Miller & Paine, Take elevator.
Cabinet baths for ladies given by Mrs. B.
D. Catlin professional masseur, 1220 P street,
"Bhogo" has been at the head of all west
m flours for eight years. It must be good.
Ladles can have their party dresses cleaned
by the French dry process at tbo Lincoln
steam dye works 110-1 0 street.
Applications for rental of Turner ball for
socials and dancing received at P. J. Wohlen
berg's cigar store, 198 8. 11th street.
Flannel shirts cleaned without shrinking by
the French dry cleaning process, only 15 cts.
at Lincoln Steam Dye works, 1105 O street.
"Not how cheap, but how good" is the
tetto of the sew Studio Le Grande. Call
wa ate their work, 124 south Twelfth street.
Orders for piaao tuning left with Young
aad Elder, DOS south Eleventh street, will
receive prompt attention by B.C. Quick.
Never order a photograph or picture of
any kind until you have seen the work done
at the new Studio Le Grande, 124 south
Twelfth street.
The celebrated Egg Shampoo removes
dandruff and promotes the growth of the
hair. Fcr sale by Miss Johnston, 1114 O
street.
Gentlemen should now get out their Uh
Waaler's suit, take it to the Lincoln Uteam
s!y works 1105 O street and have it -cleaned,
4yed, repaired or pressed out.
Latest studies 'aad, a full line 'of artists
artriaW at popikviprioes at the -new Lia.
eta frame aad art company, with Elite
tudto, g feouth Eleventh street
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3 IhIHB
1 1 1 tilhli ii Invites tlsfrendor to con
tribute to this depart maul, send lug us either
by mall, moHscngoi or telopbouo, (No, ;l)
personal Items, reports of parlies, socials,
tens. wedtlliiK, church entertainment, must
calcs, etc., which hiiva or am about to occur.
Never inlnil tno languagei kivo us inn
point and we wilt do Ibo rent. It Is essential
thoiiRti, that wo have this Information at tho
earliest practicable moment. Whenever an
Invitation to these events Is extended, a Cou
HlKit rvitvhoiitntlvo will lo deleitnted lo at
tend personally. Ku.1
A illlHTIIDAY ANNIVKIMAHY.
Mr, and Mrs. H. H. V lilt lug eutettatned n
couimtiy of friends at their homo, 1023 O
street, Monday ovoning, Mrs. Whiting's
birthday. The. limine was decorated with
lings and (lowers, High live and refreshments
wero enjoyed. Those present werei Messrs
Hlitl Mesdames Mlltoubargor, Teeter, Mu
dusky, Flske, Webster, H. Zehrung, K. W.
Baldwin. It. J. ilushnell, Dick Hnmlall; Mrs.
T. J, Curtis, Mrs. H. T. Cochran, Miss Iird.
HOIIOHI.
Horosls mot with Mrs. Dr. Norton Monday
when tho subject for consideration wns
'Huguenot Emigration," led by Mrs. W. Q.
Hell, The next meeting will ll0 ''"Id with
Mm. Dr. Norton, when "Pure Foods" will bo
diseMsMed.
AN KVKNINM WITH MAYOIl WKIIl.
Mayor Weir and bis chariiiliig wlfu enter-
tallied a company of friends at tlio Llndell
hotel Wednesday evening with cards ami a
tea. TliuoccaMlou was n dullgbtuilly enjoyn
bio ono nnd will long llvo in tlio pleasant
memories of tliow) in nttondauco as ono of
tlio brightest spot In tho realm of social
ovents, Tho gonial host and hostess applied
themselves with a will to the task of enter
taining and, if such n thing bo pomlblo,
ocliMed nil previous effort in this direction.
It was indeed a pleasant affair, in which
many of our lost known citizens arttci
pa ted.
AUHKKADMr HUIII'IUHKD.
A very pleasant surprise was tendered
Arthur Bennett at his homo, 520 South
Twouty-flf til street, lost Fi iday evening, by
a large party of his friends. The evening
was pleasantly ont In games and other
amusements. Thoeo proroiit wero: MirnvH
Mnudonud Lou 1'eeblo. Lascli, Stearns,
Hlseley, McGlumphry, Klllo and Ada Itagoii
bucli, Waters, Hyans, Preocott; Mewrs
Bouebrako, Bert and Jim Bailey, Townxond,
Bnugbart, Mariue, Marsh, Doyle, Parr,
Fuuslior.
k 1'LKAHANt HlOII Nf PAHTY.
Miss Florence Hale and her brother Guy,
cleverly entertained their friends nt their
home, US) South Twenty-seventh streot.Tuo.
day evening, with ono of tho most delight
fully enjoyablrt parties of the season. High
Ave was tho feature of tho oveiilng, but af
ter the games wero concluded, the merry
maces of the waits, polka nnd iiuadrllto wero
enjoyed until a late hour. Dainty refresh
ments were served during tho evening, tlio
clever entertainers leaving nothing uudono
that could add to tho company pleasure or
happiness. Tho ladle' royal prise was ca
tured by Miss Sadie Graham and the gentle
mans royal by 'Gene Brown while tbo consol
ation prises were awarded Miss Mabel Long
aed Bert Compliell, respectively. Those
present were the Misses Bessie Van Horn cf
Illinois, Lottie Clark, Amber Barnaby, Sadie
Graham, Helen Bain, Mabel Long, Ada Ball,
May Blair, Doltie Styre, Clara Smith, Gene
vieve Buncber, Neva Peterman, Loulso Fow
ler, Stella Hoyt; Gene Brown, Bert Camp
bell, Geo. Wot, Will Grinith.Tom and Oeno
Holluter, Harry Rail more , Bay Wluslow,
Chas and Will dark, Dupley Cook and Will
Hatch. The party was doubly agreeable to
Mr. Hatch, who formerly resided in Lincoln
where no Is well and favorably known, nnd is
spending a brief vacatlou among tho frionds
of his boyhood,
rirrii wkddino anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Macfarlano entertained
a number of friends at their residence, 1230
S street Monday evening, the happy event
being the fifth anniversary of their marriage.
The host and hostess received a number of
useful and suitable presents. The evening
was spent very .pleasantly with progressive
high Ave, the royal prises being awarded to
MlssSada Lloyd and J. O'Nell. William
Macfarlaue captured the booby, a deooratod
"beat". Those present were; Messrs and
Mesdames Haldernian, Piatt, Mahoney, W,
Macfarlaue; Misses Campbell, Lloyd, Wes
terman and Brown; Messrs O'Nell and
Tucker. A dainty luncheon was served, of -tor
which the guests departed carrying with
them naught but pleasant memories of the
happy event,
MQ. LANCTON SURPRISED
The friends of Peter Lancton treated him
to a well planned surprise at hi home, 1420
South Twelfth street Monday evening, the
occasion of his birthday anniversary, when
a pleasant jollification was enjoyed, xne
surpiisers reached Mr. Lancton's home
about eight o'clock in the evening and from
that time until their departure pleasure
reigned supreme. The refreshments provid
ed were both dainty and substantial. Those
present were Messrs and Mesdames Prof. Le
Gross, M. Martin, William Harrison, Good
win, Lancton; Bessie, Ivy and Lena Lancton
and Clarence Laucton.
THK O 8TRKET CLUB,
TheC street club were entertained by
Mr. Paul Helm at hr home, 1345 C street,
last Friday evening, where an enjoyable
time was had with the pleasure of high Ave.
Dainty refreshments were served by the
pleasant hostess during the evening. Tbos e
present were, Messrs and Mesdames Henry
Zehrung, W.Q. Bell. Whiting, Miltonber
ger, Richardson, Munger, Fiske, Parker,
Davis and Teeters,
A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.
A very pleasant surprise party occurred at
the residence of Mrs. James S. Parks, 600
South Nluetenth street, last Saturday afternoon,-the
occasion being Mrs. Parks' birth
day anniversary. A number of friends and
relatives having discovered the date, con
cluded to give her a surprise, so they loaded
themselves with packages and bundles and.
promptly at 2:30 tbey took the borne of
their friend by storn. Mrs. Parks was
overcome with embarrassment at first but
recovered in time to entertain her guests
and make them very welcome. After spend
ing a short time in social chat and partaking
of the excellent refreshments th guests,
after bestowing upon their hostess some very
sice prewnts and many kind wishes for sim
ilar birthdays, returned to their several
homes. Those Interested were Mesdames E.
A. Cola, Ada M. Bittenbei der, O. M. Os
bora, J. D. Waters, J, L. hoyt, W. KoonU,
W. E. Shelton, Z. Dorlu, S. A. Pratt, K.
Herrlck, D. Donahue, L. D. Woodruff, C.
Bellfelt, W. Chapman, Schwab. Vougbt,
Alliey, 11. Murphy, James S. Parks, Misses
Mnggio Wallace, Kiiiiua Towner, Anna
Hood, Carrln Koont, Gertie Waters, Hattlo
Waters and Ada Parks.
IN MHH, WIII'.KMtn'H IIONOU.
Mr. ami Mrs. A, W. Shaw gavo a very
pleasant pnity at their homo, 2020 K stieet,
Tuesday evening In honor of Mr. Shaw's
sister, Mrs. Wheeler of Muscatine, la., who
liavnlxH'U vMtlng I hem for n couple of
weeks past. Charnde, game, ref reslunents,
etc., served to make an exceedingly pleasant
evening for thiwo prexont, including Mesxrs
and Mt-fldnmr A, L. Guile, G. K. H. Hell
wake, It. K. Hawkes, I,. W. Kldrldgo, J. W.
Jordan; MIswm Kenrns, llosemaii, Jordan,
Kssort. Upliam, Hattlo nnd Besslo Sbnw;
Messrs Link, Parsons and Berge.
EAST LINCOLN WIIIHT CLUII.
The Kast Lincoln Whist club met with
Mrs. M. W. Travis nt her homo it I II North
Sixteenth stect, WodiioMlay afternoon. Do
Melons refreshment wero served mid a
pleasant time enjoyed. Thoso piesent worn:
Montana Iloborts, Wallet, Cochrane, Dang
Shilling, Wilson, McDonald, Goo. Hp.-ncor,
Tuttlo, Hale, Guy Brown, Col, Pace, Bats-
hurry, Bawyer, Huniphery, Loavey and A.
Smith.
THICK HTIIICKTCI.UII.
The eleventh social meeting of the F stroot
club was hold Saturday evening nt tho resi
dence of Mr, and Mrs. I'M Blguoll. Chuio o
refreshment were served and a happy even
ing enjoyed by all. Thoso prcont woro:
Messrs and Memlnmu W, Q. Boll, A. M.
Balrd, A. Hiirlburt, J, C, Salsborry, J. F.
Lansing, Dr. F. W. Tucker, Dr, C. B. Man
ning, F. A. Brown, F. A. Solum, F. II. Ben
on, Laudy Clark, M. A. Warren, (Jii 11.
Milts, Tlpllug, A. J. Sawyer; Mr, llryan,
Mr. Tuttle, Mrs. Hard, MM Kiinua Drown;
Miwr Will Painter, Hutclilus, Hollwlg nuJ
Altkou.
AN KVENINH WITH MUH. TIKKANY.
Mr. M. D. Tiffany gavo an exceedingly
pleasant card pal ty at her home, 111 south
twenty-ninth street, Friday evening. Yel
low was tho predninlimtliiK color of tho uvou
ing. Tlio houso was beautifully dicorntcd
with plants, (lower and smllax. Delicious
refreshment wero served nt 11:110 by Mrs.
Grupe. Tho Indies royal prizo in tho con
test at high five, a silver ntter-dluuor coffee
sKxm with gold bowl, wns won by Mr. L.
Ii. II. Austin nnd tho gentlemen's royal
a silver pocket paper knife, by Mr. Spencer.
Altogether It was a highly enjoyable and
creditable affair. Thoso present were: Mes
srs and Momlame Salsbury. Wiokersliam.
Silencer, McDonald, Tuttle, lllckotts, Gruie,
L. L. U. Austin, Burr, Lewis, J. K. H. Mil
lar, Melick, McCandlest, K. T. Huberts,
Hale, Oppeulielmer, ltudge, Dorgnu, Dr.
Gibson; Messrs J. Opehhelniei-, Harry
Grupe, llobeit Dorguu, Guy Hopkins,
Beardsley; Misses Melick, Bemxlsley and
Mrs, Brown,
WITH Till! MlHSCa MtiRlllLL.
Electa Chapter, No. B, wereo-itcrUitnod by
Mis Kate L. Merrill, assisted by her sister,
Miss Mabel, at their homo, 2U0 south Kiev
enta street, Tuetwlay evening. Tho pleasures
of progressive high llvo wero thoroughly en
joyed, tho ladies royal prize, a china fruit
basket, being captured by Mrs. Boyco and
the gentlemen's royal, n handsome whisk
broom and holder, by M. K. Davoy. Tho
consolation prizes went to Miss Perky, who
secured tho drum, and Miss Byam, tho can
dlestick. Clio. co refreshments were served
during tho evonlng'nnd n vory pleasant time
enjoyed. Those present wore: Mr. and Mrs.
M. K. Davey, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Green, G.
H. and Mrs. Dr. Crnndall, McsdaAos. L. W.
Garroutte, J, B. Paddock, Dlngos, Boyco,
Nelson, Misses Mary Byam, L. Hesse Pad
dock, Marie Lord, Ramsey, Metro Crandall,
Pierce and Dr. Perky; Messrs, H. M. Harris,
E. M. Lamb, Dr. Lord, C. W. Flsherdick
and H, J. Byam.
THE HENRIETTA'S RECEPTION.
Tho reception tendered to Mr. nnd Mrs.
Charles B. McCall by tho members of tho
Henrietta club at Temple hall Monday evo-.
nlng was an unqualified success. About
thirty-five couple were present, who enjoyed
to the utmost tho pleasure of tho occasion.
The costumes wero exceedingly beautiful
and elicited many wonls of praise, and com
mendation. A dollghtful supper was served
at Odell's in his usual suiwrb style. Thos
present wero: Messrs and Mosdamos, C. B.
McCall, C. Keofer. A. M. Stewart, F. M.
Wish, Thomas Love, Thomas Tato, John Bar
ber, H. B. Clarksou, James W. Smith and
A. A. Scott, Messrs Grilllth, Charles and
Will Clark, Brown, Charles and Ed Week-
bach, McDonald, Lauinster, Wilson, Bert
Howie, iMIIlor, .Bart Hettley, Hall, Aitken,
Melssner, Thompson, Evans, Johnson, Cavort
Dr. Lord, Urr, Rose, Folsom, Ward, Philips
and Wing; Misses Kelley, Lord, Latta, Hoi
lowbush, Swltzer of Fairmount, Bertlo
and Charlotte Clark, Cameron, Hover of
Tecuuiseh, Hammond, DePue, Orr, Steven
sou, Rice, Shepherd, Weckbacb, Ziomer,
Grace and Gertrude Aitken, Long, Dunn,
Leland, Talbot, Pound, Hempel of Platts
mouth, Tuttle and Mrs. Brown.
WITH MH.AND MRU. PRESTON.
The cosy home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Preston was tho scene of a most enjoyable
high five party Wednesday evening. At
ten o'clock most delicious rerreshmouts wero
served. Miss Mae Moore kindly made the
sacrifice of playing a gentlemaus part, and
was rewarded by receiving the gentlemai
royal prizo. The ladles royal was taken by
Mrs. C. G Dawes, and S. E. Moore and
Mrs. A. Hurlbut were the recipients of the
booby prizes. The following wero guests of
the evening: Messrs and Mesdames, Charles
Hammond, George Clark, W. B. Patrick, A,
M. Turner, A. Hurlbut, A. G. Blllmeycr,
W. B. Wolcott, O. N. Humphrey, R. E. Glf
fen, J. B. Wright, W. C. Wilson, J. A. Buck
staff, C. G. Dawes, S E, Moore; Mesdames
C. E. Yates, F. N. Gibson; Miss Mae Moore;
Mr. C. M. Bethel.
On Thursday evening Mr. nnd Mrs. Pres
ton entertained the club of which they are
members, together with a few friends. The
following persons were present: Messrs and
Mesdames, Dr. ICrim, Dr, Giffeu, Maule,
S. E. Moore, E.G. Rewlck, Klrker, H. M.
Turner, I, G. Chapln. W. C. Wilson, Charles
Hall, W. B. Wolcott; Messrs W. S. Huff
man. W. J. Dennis: Mesdames G. M. Laws,
Van Brunt, Williams; Miss Frow, During
the' evening refreshments were served, and
at the close the prizes were awarded to Mr.
Wilson, first royal; Mr, Wolcott, second
royal; Mr. Huffman, the booby prize; ladies
first royal, Mrs. G Iff en; second royal, Mrs.
Turner; and to Mrs. Laws the booby.
A PUCAHAKT BOOIAX JUTKAIR.
As a sort of return for the pleasant leap
year party given some weeks ago, a party of
young gentleman gave a party Monday eve
ning at the Conservatory of Muslo. Those
In attendance were: Dr. and Mrs. Jones,
Professor and Mrs. Howell, Misses Van
Horn of Jersey vllle, III., Nellie Lau, Marie
and Emerald Jones, Clara Smith, Nellie
Newman, Ena Rlcketts, Ona ImliofT, Flo
Winger, Ella Raymond, Edith Pisko, Saruh
Graham, Stella Hoyt, Pearl Agio, Florence
Marley. Henrietta Hawley, Ada Heaton and
Miss Kate Kleutch; Messrs Ernest Folsom,
Homsr Honeywell, Arda Chapman, Harry
Uarley, Eb Mockett, Woodward -Jones,
James Snyder, Park 'Garroutte, Archie
Vaughn, Will Raymond, Hnlsoy Yates, Fos
ter Bench, Kd Bengali, George Htelner,
(leorgo Kleutch, Dudley Cook. Fred Ryan
mid Wilson Winger.
A (IRANI) LEAP YEAH PARTY.
Tlio banner leap year party of tho year
mo bold nt the Lincoln Hotel Thursday eve
ulng, when the member of tho Pleasant
Hour club woro entertained by their oung
lady friends. There was nothing Incklng
oery thing went through with dnsh nnd
vim. Tho costume wero beautiful, tho pro
gram nnd muslo oxqulslU) mid everything
llrst class. Those pi OHent wore:
Messrs and Mesdames, K. K. Hayden, J,
I). MoKarlnnd, O. F. Ladd. R. 1). Mtilr. 0.
T. Brown, Upliam, J. A. litiukstaff, A. W.
Jausen, II. J. Hnll, J. 11. Wright, Misses
Jones, Marshall , Wilson, Hawlcy, Funko,
Latta, iMiiiko, Uowdrey, Alice Cowdrey,
Lnws, Thco Laws, Carson, Roso Carson,
Brock, Steen, Talbot. English, Weaver,
Kelly, Hill, Carota Hill, Shlers, Miller, Miss
Kenimnl nnd friend of Omaha, Miss Bonnell
of Cliicngo, Underwood, Zletr.er. Burr.
H(K)ver, llitlnl. Walsh, llooiier, Clark. Car-
mody, White; Meswrs, W. E. Clarke, John
r. Dorgan, C. R. Rlchtor, J. R. Lemlst. F.
C. Zehrung, C. L. Burr. P. B. Burr. Will
Johnson, W. Mm ton Smith, B. E. Iiwo, S.
T St. John. W. Fnrnhnin Smith of Omaha.
A. II. Smith of Omaha. Will Cary. Omaha:
Prior, Markoll, J. J. Pershing, F. C. Bliole,
F. U. Howe, Joe Bigger, W. E. Hardy, Low
Marshall, F. L. Hathawny, Philip Wing,
Walsh, Chnrles Hall, C. E. VVnlU), Oscar
Funks, F. W. Houtr, C. L. Miller nnd Ed
Flt7gernld,
NOTl'.H AND PKHHONALH.
Richard Murphy wns in Omaha on busi
ness this week.
Mrs. Dr. Illco nnd daughter of Do Soto,
la., aro tho guests of her sitter, Mrs. L, W,
Gnrroutte.
Mrs. H. Goldsmith nnd daughter left for
Chicago yesterday where thoy will reside
hereafter. R. Goldsmith will join them to
day. Mrs. Chamber, who hns been visiting her
frlond Miss Cowdery for n week or so past.
returned to her homo in Columbus, Neb.,
last Saturday.
Miss Cora King entertained n few friends
Monday oveiilng at her homo in South Lin
coln In honor of her friend, Mr. Chas. So-
blno of Schuyler.
Mrs. C. II. Budford, stieut several days the
past week with her friends, Mr. nnd Mrs.
W. F. Valll at their charming home 115
Park avenue, Omaha.
Mrs. C. E. Yates, Mrs. C. Thompson. Mrs.
John B. Wright and Mrs. E. E. Brown, at
tended n pleasant luncheon in Omaha. Sat
urday given by Mrs. J. O. Phllllppi.
Miss Kate Stoddard spent last Monday in
Omaha. Sho attended a musical and lunch
eon given by Mr. Z. T. Lludey In tho after
noon, and enjoyed the Bernhardt performance
in tho evening.
Tho Lincoln Paint nnd Color company aro
running dny nnd night with a forco of
seventy people Their output is 2,400 gallons
a day and yet they nre unable to keep pace
with tho orders.
Mr. P. J. Bonwlt of tho Bazar, 1023 O
street, who lias been in New York slnco the
twentieth of January hns broken all previ
ous records in securing an Immense lino of
dress goods, silks and wasl'goods at such low
prices that every lady who has Inspected tho
new purchases has only words of praise.
Roy Chapman is at present in Chicago se
lecting a lino of goods for tho branch whole
sale agency hero of D. B. Fiskoand company
of that city of which ho Is manager. Busi
ness is combined with pleasure on this trip,
for we notice he was present at tho party
given Friday evening by tho Kenwood club
at its beautiful club houso on Lake avenue.
Mr. Chapman will return noxt week.
Tho Y. M. C. A. String Quartetto ha ro
cently mado Its appearanco boforo the pub
lic. It consists of : first violin, A. M. Smith;
second violin, F. W. Ferris; vlolo, George W.
McKinnoy; Cello, L. A. Bonnstoak. The
young men me excellent musicians and are
rendering some very fine music. They aro
now plnylng every Sunday at tour p. m. nt
the Young Men's Gospel meetings nt Y. M.
C. A. hall.
Additional soa iety on fifth page.
How's ThUT
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any case of Catarrh that can not bo cured
by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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We tlio undorslgnod, have known F. J.
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perfectly honorable In all business transac
tions nnd financially able to carry out any
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Hall's Cutarrh Cure Is taken internally .act
ing directly upon the blood and mucuous
surfaces of the system. Price, 75c. er bot
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free.
One hundred finest engraved calling cards
ml plate only (2.50 at Wossel Printing Co.,
1130 N street.
DON'T BE TOO LATE!
We have but a short time more to run.
Here are a few of the many things we are Slashing:
27-inch black and colored 25c
38-inch striped 50c Novelties for 19c per yard.
14 pieces Fancy Dress Ginghams, former price 8 and 9c, to close out will sell at 5c a yard.
All our stock of Mullhousc Sateens, together with Anderson's Genuine Scotch Ginghams,
reduced to 20c a yard.
We are cleaning up a lot of Fancy Dress Buttons, many of them very choice for 10 per card
of two dozen.
3HOES Our Ladies Imperial Kid, hand sewed, turned, California stay, front and back,,
for $3.35, regular $5.00 Shoe.
EVERYTHING EXACTLY AS ADVERTISED.
SPECIAL PRICES Given to Large Buyers in Our Grocery Department.
Kilpatrick-Koch Dry
1518-1520 O Street.
CORSETS!
Wc again call your attention to our large assortment of
Corsets. We keep all the popular makes, viz:
"Thompson's Glove Fitting."
"Warner's Coraline." v,
"Ball's Kabo." '" ' .V
"Royal Worcester."
"P. D."
Madame Warrens.
RH.
In fact all Jt the best makes.
pleased to have you call and examine our line
of Corsets.
"ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST !
1 109 O Street.
Fancy Cloths of Every Description
WHITE GOODS, WASH GOODS.
GINGHAMS, BATISTE,
at all prices and in every conceivable design.
HERPOLSHEIMER & CO.,
BXPOSITIOIT STOEES.
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CALF SKIN SHOES.
A good thing to wear when the spring
rains fall.
Women's Sizes.
ED. G.
Children's, Misses,'
Try a pair!
YHTES,
1129 O STREET.
DRESS GOODS.
Alpaca for 15c a yard.
We will be
Ladies! see our magnificent
collection of new
Silks and Dress Goods,
Wave Corduroy,
Valois Cords,
Brandenburg Rails,
Tear Drop Cloths,
and
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Goods Co.
1518.1520. O Street
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