Capital city courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1893, May 28, 1892, Image 8
". CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, MAY 28, t8g: f H jf WSEMSSK 'POPULATION OF LINCOLN 65,000. Dresses (or the House, Dresses for (lid Street, Dresses (or Pleasure Trips, Dresses for Graduating. )Mnoh nil wool Heme, ii'sVorlftd color, fur Mnrr price (Ufe, now 4 v. 4o-liirh llctllord I'nrd llroemlo, assorted colors, former price II. ID, now 7le, M-liifh Arnnlirn Henrietta, former rlco 11,10 now Ttv. sO-lnch Nik Wnrp, Tnllro clulli, former prion l. 10, now 71H. 40-lncli Chovcron, fnnner iilco fj.10. now TlKi, H. R. N1SSLEY & CO Cor. lOnnU PSts, TAKE NOTICE! The Couiiirii will not I rcohitlo for any debt made by nny nno In it name, mi. tm a written order ntvompnnle the. same, Children's School Hats niul upwards at the Jfi 39c .. ' . ,.w. mm ttPttu4 Cor. O nnil utli SU. Opera I louse Comer In- ... ii ii .!.... u I T..t.i.. U' I Mix I.UIrt Dnifii iv. i( tin KeirneV elevens, " " ii"iiiv, ,, "! . ft ? ; i -.-- , i. ;, " ,, (J. HiiImmI, (. A. Hf.eneer, S. f& Rale, Guy ' iiinlrlVwf"o, win n guest iliirlug lu Mny liintvn, Chi. Pair, Kil. F.wlng, John Mo- I FeaUvnl f Mr. nn.l Mr, C. I), Oiifllu, left Donald. H. M. Mellck. I. W. Lansing, 1. l. wrrcom .uojiuiijr, The Courier Onn 'untl At Hotel Lincoln Now Hlnnd. WlmUor Hole! Nown Htond. Ranltal Motel News Htnml. It'll liUtloCliiu Htnre. HW0 O Street The i AiVox, 111 North litli Htrcel. Kd. Young. IOT O Mlrecl. n u WoiterfloM's Harbor Hlroi. Hurt ; lilt ii....ir.uiiinrHinri. IRH Nnrlh 111 ll Moore' Nows8tntid,U3Houth lllh HI reel. UlocK. i tsircoi. I.AMBS CAN SKB THE BEST LINE OF WIM0R SCARFS AT W. R. DENNIS & CO. "37 O Slrccl U37 l.tscat and rcrsonnl. Whitcbrenst Conl and Mine Company. New loentlou, L. Barr, Jeweler, IBM O Ht. Archer, (UtillM, Brace block, over Merch ant Bank, Canon City Coal nt the Whltebrcast Coal and Ltmo Co. Bee those Pattern Hats at Tlioruburn Bisters, 1!!48 O Btrvet. Arehetj dentist. Fine geld and brldgo worknsrocialty. Brace block. '- Finest bread In Lincoln at the Bonton bakery, Twelfth and 1 street. For really artlstio ladles hair dressing try Thoinburn Bisters at 1S48 O Street. Kid glove, chiffon and fans In exiuUK hading Just in. HerpoUhelmer & Co. Mi C. J. Gullmette, modiste, Latta Block over Miller & l'alne. Tuku eluvntor, . Call at Griswolds seed store for your serds and bulb. 140 south 11th street. Cabinet bath for ladle given by Mrs. B. 1). Catlln professional mum-ur, ISSC 1' street. Hair ornament in profusion, embracing eveiytliliiK new, at Mr. Guspei's, 1114 O Bt. Ml Anna Dick, Modiste, cor. 11th & Pst. over Lincoln Savings bank, entrance on Pst. tr-Ladles hat trimmed in latest style and- at reasonable price at Mr. Corrells, 14iil O Bt. We carry a complete lino of flower and garden sejodr, GrUwold Seed store ISOjSo. 11th, ' v " When you want nice, juicy meat of any and all kinds call at "Your Market," 14'JO O street. .-" ,, i "Your Market," 14?J O street handle tl. freshest and choicest line of meat. ' Uivib them a call. , The VhitobivBBt Coal and Lima company is always at the front supplying the flne laddof all'klnds of coal , FoK wa,veugOr ork"hy and night, drop J. C'iekl f, poital uud ,he wilt-.promptly calltatdaee what you ant. V4iitls&kiorabhV ladies of the city wane thUtest in'MiHinerTt tby,-go to Mr. Gosper's,. 114 O street Wlieredo you go I ' Order "for pjiuio'turiijigft wltlv Yoling and Elder, SOd southlleveiitli stteet.-'wlll receive proiupt ( aiieiuon oy a. u. va'K For craduatlrVcllkiH di-eu coodt. millhi. ery, kid gloves, funsad chllTous tep Hen poUlielner'a Ine line just Ik from our .New Yorkoffle. f," . BportsiueHatonowlaiy all klndi of rub ber and canyaa goods a: and below cot at tbo closing out sle "6f M lLlncoln Rubber Co.,lS3t)0 strtat " t) ' When you want sometlitpg nlco iu Im ported candles the only-place, you will Hnt will be at the Bonton, 1'otUler' old stand, Twelfth and P strjjeU.- . ' The UpestryM(n'ar tinting cha'uioUt Skin, inoleUttfta&lMltlng cloth ai$l TltK I.AMT t'OTIt.l.lOy, The lnt cotillion for tin ea.h wn ,,,,,,, tit tln IiuikIkoiiui resident of Mr. and Mr. .1. A. BiickMalTon TliuiKilny ovenlng. The hnui wa. Uviutlful with tlecoratlons tif roii nn.l unllnx, alo swH-t-sinelllng llliics ail'lnl Ihelr sprlngtlnie Uauty. The (ler nwin wnsdanot-dluthosiMtolousthinflng hall on tho llilnl lloor, where loom wn found for all tin large company of twenty-one couple. There wrrn about twelve figure given, led by Mr. W. K. llnrdy, who dlti hi mit admirably aildiog not n llttlo to tho sue tvsiaudgeiieial enjoyment by hi skillful lending anil thoughtful oonlderatlnii of the pleasure of all, Hnlad, coITit, samlwlche, fruit and cake were sorvwl In tin middle of tin evening at table. The favor were a de IlK'it to nil, mid tin) evening could not well linvo iiceii iiintla more enjojable than It proved, Tlion pnwnt wen Memr. nnd MiMlmnt J, 1). McFnrliiud, C. H. Llppln cott, (loo. Ilio to, II, 11. NMey, K. K. Hay tlei , H. I). Mulr, J II, Wright, MU-e Day nit. Itohlusou of Chicago, Ialelle Onkey of Terra Haute, Ind Halllo HoojK'r, Nellie Kelly, Thro. LawsMnude Burr, Fny Mar shall, Itachel lliiK-k. Anno Kuriko, Cl.ira Walsh, Ollvu iJitta, Marlhi Ftinke, (Ittirglo llawkiiof NeliinskaOlty, Margaret Balril, Corn Krnnnrd, Mtiwr. W. K. Hardy, Fred Houl., W. H. Clarke, H. K. HI. John, P. L. Wing, F. C. Zehrimg, Lew Marshall, Fred HhiMtls, IJ. K. Hnwley, M. I. Altken, Aaron lluckstair. LleiiU IVishlng, Mewlaiue Hob Insoii, B. P. Bwlng nnd W. J. Marshall. FIFTH WKIIDIMI ANNINKIUUllY. Ono of tho largest and mot oojoynble sur prim partie-i tif tho year occurrctl on Wttlnemlny ovenlng when Mr. nnd Mr. 11. II. Kelilnnder, Fouitetinth and It striH-ts, wcto tin delighted victim. The happy event wa tho llfth wedding anniversary of their marriage. Mr, and Mr, llehlandcr weroiiwny from hniueand they were gient- ly surprised on returning to find that somo unknown cihou had taken full possession. They came Iu full force, nnd not empty handed either. Two hnudioma chair and a buffet lind found their way Into convenient places and added somewhat to the surprise of the bewildered luxt and ho)tei. The evening wa kiK'iit In high llvo and iu thu en Joyment tif such good thing n the guests had remembered to bring aloug. Mr. and Mi . Hehlauilei could not but bo tlellghtetl with such friendly ito gultluii. which wns shown by thu following: Mes-ir. nnd Me ilameH W. Cambridge, T. W. Tnlf, Myron Wheeler, ViiikIiimii, llnrber, Dr. Trogtleu, V. II DennN, T. Ushiir, T. II. Beutorr, Kli by, J. C. SnMiury, Hick, T. II. Duvli, A. (lulle, U. C. MeiiMiiilorf, O. Ushur. W. Thmua, II. (1. Bell, Hal Northam, Jauie O'Nell, Dudly Cook, W.C. Mills, Herrick, Hinllli, J, C. Davis, O. C. Bell, L. Clark, Uet). Bell, II. Mt-niHignu, I). T. Cook, Fied Cook, Mesdiiiuc Iliillurd of California, Hoff man of Chicago, Geo. U'nrreii of Kcd Cloud. TIIK KM) OK LIKE. The Inst sad rite over tho remains of Mis. J. D. Kleutch were admlnstrateil at thu Into residence of tho deceased Monday after noon, Uuv. Lewis Gregory dellvcrihg a beautiful nud Impressive service. Tho Gcr- lunula tmartcttu rendered impt'essivu music both at the houo and nt the cemetery, and a very lnrge concourse cf sorrowing friends accompanied the cortage to Wyuka, the city of the dead. The Morn I tributes wei u nuiii erour, nnd some very haudsomo piece were sent, uniting them thu following : Pillow from thu society of tho high school, gate ajar, by member of tho nowspiper traternlty, Messis L. Wetnel, jr, II, T. Dob bins II, 8. Littlelleld, J. I). Calhoun, II, 1). Hathaway, B. D. Cox, F. II. Nagel, Will O. Jones, W, Moiton Binlth, L. Westermnu, C. II. Gere, John C.ltou, II, M. llmlmell, Henry Bchaul, II, B. Bnweis.aud J. W. Cut right; star of lose and llllois, by Mi. J. Bnuuinun of Omnlia, llornl pillow bcailng the Inscription: "My Ifo" from tho bereav ed husband, and a tloral star "For Mama" from tho children, a wreath from Mr. and Mrs. Bnwyer. Cut tlowee were sent by Mr. H. W. Hardy, Mi. Funke, J. Hnyder, Mm. Colin Hooper, Met-HiK. Tychsen, and tlrilet- ter, Mr. 1). B. Howard, Mm. Lucy Grlllltli antlMi. U. It. LillibrltUu. McClnskv.J I). Bain, MIm.h Bailey, Mor ento Hale, rtlsscr, darkle Pace, tiii: tukmhav i.vr..Mri et.un. The Tuesday Kveiilng club was eutei tallied this week by Mr. and Mi! A. B. Coffioth. The program consisted of ieronnl remliil rence of different memlier related by them selves, 'Honcnmulng or Instructive rem Inlseiico of your life" wa lh form of the reipiest inndo of all iiioinberr, The responso wnuot(Ulto so geueiara expected, the young men rescinding more frankly and In nvely than the young lade. Tho scho'iie wa quite a urceful ns hoKi1, the evening proving a thorouiihly entertaining one. lit' freNhinerrlsof a morn elnlioratn character than rules ierinlt were served nnd, it Is neetl less to say, enjoyed to tho full. I.ADIKH WIIIHT C'l.UII. Mrs. W, (1, Huberts and Mrs. W. B Humphrey entertaluetl tho ruembeis of the Kast Lincoln Whist club Iu an unusually pleasant manner nt tho residence of Mis, Hubert, Witt Q stieet, Tuesday nftcrnoon. Tim fascinating gnmn wns enjoyed until the hostese Intel rtiptcd by serving most tempt ing dcll'-nclo. Those playing were Mfwlnmes C. II. Hteplien, Aha Hinltli, Cha. Pace, L. O. Pate, J, C. SnMiury, H. K Hale, J. I). Ilaln, (I, A, Bpeucer, B. L. Holvoke, II, B. Hawyer, J. T, McDonald. C. O. Calkins, W. M. Provls, L. W. Lyman, H. J. Tuttle, Guy A. Brown, W, II. Axtator, W. C. Phllll, Bil. I'olinnnn, T. J. Mlltonberger, Al. Fair brother, II. M. Itlce, I. W. Lnuslng, K. H. Mead, Wlnoni Minn, Miss It ley, It oho I). Cochrane, Humphrey. TO KUUTIimt KIlIK.NDHirtr IIO.MIH. The Pythian BIsterhiKxl gave a very pleas atit reception Tuesday evening nt the Cast In hall in honor of Mr. and Mr. Llndou nnd their daughter Mis Kdua. After the pro gramme at the theatre tho trio were ch corted to tho hall where a large company awaited to receive them. The oocnssltin wa pleasantly sp.uit Iu can Ik and other so ciable pastimes. Thu houoied lady guests had recently become member of the Lin coln Hlsterhood, and It wa to become belter acquainted with thu ladle that the no-cat-slon was ui ranged, It was a success thioughout, and n most u nj yabl e ono in ev ' ory resiect, i NOTKH AND PKUHOXALH. I Mr. B. Dundy, Jr., of Oiimhu I u UmcoIii visitor, Mr. B. W. l)aviltft Monday lor Havana, Illinois. j Mr. M. A. Nuwmark lit visiting i clntlve Iu Ht. Louis. Prof, Harding of coin thl week. Mr. and Mi. Jn 11. O'Nell nnd Mr. nnd Mi. Haydn Mvrrn imiuilel tlw reunlns of Mr, Myer, thvlr father, to Drcntur, III,, for Iniiml Wtlnewlny, Mr. I) W Muiiliy, ncconipinleil by her mother, Mis. llodert O'llilen, lelurned Thin sday frouin vfslt to Columbu Iu time to attend Ilio silver cele'iiintlou, Mrs. John Montgomery ami daughter, Lydln. of Ganton, III,, are guest of Mi, ami Mrs. 11, It, Itatidnll, sr., and will probably make Lincoln their perinuent home. Mrs, II, Burlliigliu of Monmouth, III , was called to this t'lly by the dangerous illues of her daughter, Mrs. W. A.' Bell. Mi. Bell I now convalescing, her filo.ul will bo glad to know. Madame Weber returned Tuesday from New York, where shu has lxs.ii receiving vocal training under noted iirnstem. Hho will remain but a short tlnm ere she depart to contluuu her studies In Buroie, News hn lieen reeelvetl In this city thnt Mr. Hteplien Hoover of the Liiulrll hotel was ruin lied to Mis Vluiilo Coulter on the S5th Inst at Hatting'. Mr. and Mis. Hoover are sieudlug their honeymoon Iu thu east. Miss Canlo Harbach after vlslllng her I sister Ml. M. Well on II stieet for several j weeks, returned yesterday to her homo In Hidden. Mis Harlmc'l hn enjoyed a j very pit nsiint visit lieu and her presence i will doohllu s bo mlssetl by ninny old and hew friends. I Mis. Beckle Hpelslierger one of Keokuk' fnlrest and mot accompllrhed tlnughten Is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. M. Cohn, 1WI7 P street. This Is Miss Bplesberger'a llft visit to Lincoln nnd she I so enamored with it that Instead of a short sojuni slio will re main to spell,! thu summer here. Sirs. M. L. Parker, mother of Mn. J. C. Balsbury, wa suddenly called homo Inst week by the Illness of her husband, who wo reiorted nt the time to bo dangerously 111, hut upon Mih. Puikei's arilval Mr. Parker , was much better. It was a gi eat disappoint- ! inent to Mis. Bahbury, ns well ns tho ninny lattiualntancetshe had foruitsl hero to have I her leave i noon, a she had uxpu.'tu.l to re- 1 mum suveial mouth. WASH GOODS! vearu snowing ALL a most complete line of WOOL CHALLIES, ALL WOOL CREPONS, PINEAPPLE TISSUE, FRENCH ZEPHYRS, IMPORTED MULLS, CANTON PONGEE. In fact, an exquisite assortment of all the choice Wash Goods. "ALWAYS THE CIIEAFEST." 1 109 O Street. V. M. Gardner has opened a I lilt nnd Men' Furnishing GoodsHttno in tho now Y. M. C. A tiulldihg, id" hn Iho exclusive ag.'ncy for Wnniimnker fc llrown'a ciiMtom mudo clothing. l.M.IN-tro.'t. Hiout City visited Liu- Tho ("life Hnynl thu hand'omest Iu cent Utt.li. (Brown' the city. Bustaurnnt) I Menls from 15 Mr. M. W. Hoblusomlepai ted Monday for Thinldnd, Col. Mr. M. A, Nuwmnrk left Thursday even ing for Bt. Louis. Mr. Jennie Marks nud children left for liOnAugelcir Wednesday. Mis, O. P. Black of Omnlia is visiting with her sister, Mis. b, A. Hnyder. Miss Ada Hutchison, of Iowa City, is vis iting her sister, Mrs, Teeter. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Burrom and daughter left Monday to visit In Chicago. Professor Overholt of tho Nebraska City schools, visited Lincoln thl week. Mrs. II, T. Chrke of Oinnlm was a Lin coin visitor for a few day l his week. Mis Georgia Hawks of Nebraska City i a guest of Mr. and Mr. J. A. lluckstaff. Mrs, Duncnn Campbell left Wednesday for Glasgow, Scotland, to visit her pirent. Mr. nnd Sirs. John Neville of Holdrege siient Thurrtlay and Friday iu the city. Ho v. nnd Mrs. H. Hindi aru ntteuding a national camp meeting in Ogden, Utah. Mr. David A. Union of Omnha stopped iu Lincoln lorn day this week on i trip west. Mrs, Frank Wetheruld of Hebron I visit ing Mr. Dr. Appeljet,Twelfthaud Q Streets. Miss Naomi Weaver after n four weeks visit w ith f i lend will return home next week Irfidle wnuting tlrst-Jlass hair dressing will get thu best woik and latest styles at Slis. Gosptr's 1111 O street. Blown' Kestiiufnnt Is in u itwlrrnllo l'.M North 10th stieet nud Is known us thu beautiful new Cafe Itt.yul. Hotnllng, the O street grocer, mike n specialty of tho celebrated Washburn Minne apolis Hour. There' none nicer. Try a wick. When von wont good, llrst-class nnd re liable groeei les, such a will always turn out as represented, yo I can olwoy depend on getting your desires accurately and piomptly fulfilled at Itota lug. (ieo. t.'iink at Home. Hie Cook-Bailey Grocery Co., WIS O street I now open and Geo. Cook sml lug and happy to once more greet his former pUrons Is al way on hand to welcome one and all. Tho stock Is tho newest and freshest In the city and comprises everything wholesome and doll clous. Telephone older via 4'1 will bo care fully ottendol to nnd p-nmptly delivortsl. Don't forgot to give tlw new grocery atrial. Crepes, crepins hobutal and Japn'i silks, in great variety of colon can bo otrctly matched In kid gloves, mlt, chiffon and ran. Most perfect Jme we linvo yet bIiowii. Herpolshelmer & Co. 'or GRADUATING SILKS DRESS GOODS, FANS, CHIFFONS, mLUMM AND KID GLOVES See the superb line of VERY LATEST shades and styles just received from our New York office. Herpolsheimer & Co,, EXPOSITION STORES. p The V. M. C. A. KKTK. "Fete of Days" has been ono of tlw n oiu, tivfus:-1ii"vvi mtin vium fliw other fabria4aTat la'Llncolo,.'iame and Ai-lCMartttSfc Kfafawth street, . Coal orfrajjij iae -ftstaay'tiie best mine in Ohio, KnM2IHHOt; Missouri, Coioru do and Wyoming for aalo by Geo. A.Kay mer. Telephone 1 9U0, Office 1134 O street. Founialifsyrlngeiif all kinds, IajIIm' gos samers and every tbiiig In the lubber ..goods llruirHa I'M-klnc nnArlflAkl In Aislan tn stfAAii n the tlneM oftbe Lincoln Rubber Coj, VM s O atreet Now" vour chaaW ' : i 1 ' Or, Varaltain Cure t , chronlo dlasa.- Consultation free. Medi-1 cltMt fiirnkshed at oSoe. Ofrlce hour 0 to IS a. ., 9 to p. ra., and 7 to p. in. Buuday 4 to p. B. successful event of the jmst week. The elegant-new b'ulldleg of the Young Men' Chris tian AMocintlou, which 1 so admirably adapted to such u worthy and auspicious occasion Is tastefully and eliilsirotely decor jttetl and pretuU it most beautiful appear ance. 1 here in e i.sany extremely interesting articles -on exhibition in the different dinrt ment. all of whlih are very complete iu themselves. Bpeclul inent Ion should be made of theartand brlo.i-brnoexlilblta The eve ning entertainment have also been and will lie nn interesting feature rf the exhibition. The 'Cratlle Song of Nations" drew a largo ana entimsiastfo audience Inst evening and ws participated in by a number of I.lncolnV most popular young Indie. Tlil afternoon it delightful musical pi-outaiuiro will bo ren. dered under the direction nf Mih. Hiil,.iwt A different program will be presented each evening nun tun Fete will lie continued until Jie flwt dny'tf J.rjne Go and n-e remethlng iraujr iiuo.iwki, nran aim iiijo une or more evening at, 'the name time helping a mot liObU.sjaUse. r i ; KNTKKTAJNUKST AT 1IAHTIXOS. j(1io following I taken from a recent is sue of the Hustings 7Vl(niie " Ail enoynble party was gi eh at German- la hall Friday, evenliig In honor of Mis Naomi Weaver, a beautiful and necoiniillkh- 'd Lincoln j oung Juily. Those present on till nappy occasion were: Mrs. Lod Lynn, Lolo Aitrim, Mis Weaver, Areta Bleed, Lauda Dilley, Llla Weeks, Kfllo Mo-Iutjret'-'Floy Woik, MIm Bteimer Calle Johnspn, Stella Payne, Laura Ilaljey, Mary rtcaeus-'Keme urown, AUa liroivn, Mis Matlwft (of Gran4'-Ilind,) Mr. Blgclow (or OmabaJ Mr. Lyo4-'Lynn, Cbns. Iddlols, Chas, AMams, E...E.Cox, Crl Alexander, H. B. Duugan, Tt. B. Wuhld.uUt, Chns, Wablqulst, A. E. Adams, Alex. Pickens, George Work.'C. C, Heasley. John Plcken. Thus Frahm, Bedford Brown, Hubert Pick ess, Will Hinei. jQfr UKCtpLN WIIIHT CUUI1. Mrs. M. s7.'.TivUdellghtrully eutertitlmst the Kt rjBfolit Whist club t jethnr with a Kumlier of ttpcilly Invlttsl guvtts at her coy rtsldenee, ill3. North Blxteenth street, yesterday afternoon. Thl olub has not been in thatiabit of glvln; prlres, but on this oc casion Mm, Travis surprised the member by gVviiig'two first tokens; a rose bowl fllL'd wltb-tieautiful row and a souvenir te.jpoon , Late iu the afternoon a dainty luncheon was strved. Tboee inviUd were Mesdame J. C. Sakaburr, H. 11. Wilson, E, K. Henkle, fhllllng,- Dr. fWffln, E. D. Stearns, C. W. Iloxle, Dr. Bailey, G. L. Laws, Dr. Finney, Cal. Thompson, E. L. Holyoke, it. A. Hoi- j yoke, H. A. Sawyer, Alva Smith, C, R. Dr. nud Mrs. 11, A. Holyoke of Butte, Mont,, are guests of Dr. and Mr. E. L. Hol yoke. Mr. Frank B, Burr departed Monday for n trip to New Voik, Boston and other cnttcru points. Mr. nnd Mrs. I). O. Mulr left Monday for n trip to San Francisco uud other western IKlllltS. Dr. W. C. Aichernnd wife left Tuewlay for u visit of three mo.iths iu Viiicunue, ludlnua. Miss Abblo Coon, of Hebron, arrived Mon day to take up n course of muslo at the oou servatoiy, ' Tie many friomU of Mrs. S. M. Melick will bu glad to hear that slid U couva1es:ng nfter n serious illness. Col. Leo Wotheimer, n drummer Iwy hailing from Ht. Joseph was doing the town commercially yesterday. Mr. A. P. Howes nnd daughter of Blnlr, and Mis Iliingnto of Omnlia, were guest this week of Mrs. Hal Northam; The Lincoln Whist club received charming entertnlnmeiit.ut their list meeting which was held ut Mre, E. L, Holyoke' homo. Lieutenant It. B. Pad-lock, who visited Lieutenant Pending of the university for several days, left Tuesday for Bt. Louis. Mr. and Mr. U. M. Church of HuuUvllle, Ala., v ho were gut sts for several day of Mrs. Perry Richmond, returned home Tues tiny. Prof, nud Mr. George II. Colbert left Wednesday for a month's visit to Lebanon, Ohio, where they will vUlt Prof. Colbert's ' parents. In the loss of his and venerable father Mr. Richard Johurou of tho Capital Hotel has tho sympatLy of a large circle of true friends Tho old gentlemnn hnd lieen suffeilug with a lingering Illness for some time, nnd on May ISth death came to cut short further pain. He died at the old home In Manches ter, England, and a letter to that effect was reeelvetl by Mr, Johnston Monday. Pence to his ashen. 1'rliln.v anil Hntiirda.v, Miiv 37th and SHIli, HV will nno n i'mrfCctif Furrier in our stare. We will lake anient for fur fm nieiif tVitif irifl le uuule lojll. Also orders for repair work. A coitlial invitation is extended to till to inspect the latest London and I'aris sample (torments. II'. J. Dennis d Co., llilT Ostree!. A special biggnge car to accommodate bicycle will Im attached to tho train for Ciishmuti Pai k Sunday. The Nprtna Cleaning. Spring, tho most joyous seisou of tho yenr I heie anil with it comes the house cleaning duties. 'Ihe gentle housewife should not forget that while the carpets, curtain, furniture, etc., all need attention thnt no or clo I more worthy careful consideration than vour silverware, iewelry, etc. It I the t tlmo of the year when nil humanity looks I bright why, then, should not your gold and silver adornments shine ns or yore, wneu they were new nnd bright. A now and won derful preparation known as"Electroue"hus jurt been introduced and its work Jias never before lieen equaled by nny other method or preparation. It come in liquid form, but does not injure the clothing, or oven soil the hand. Eugene Hallottvhns taken tbo Lin coln agency and In order to introduce it will for a idioi t time give free with every b.ittlo u silver-plated napkin ring, nil for SU cents. L. Barr, jeweler, removed to il'fl O street. A.O. IT. W. Tho supremo lodgeof tho Ancient Order of United Workmen convene at Helena, Mon tana, Juno Ifith, ltW. For this occasion the Union Pacific System will sell ticket to Helena and return at the low rato of one Urst-class fare for tho i omul trip. Tickets on sale June 7th to 14th, limited to thirty day from date of sale nnd ten days transit limit in each till eclion. For tickets or additional Information apply to J, T. Mostlu, C. T, A. 1044 O street, or E, B, SIomsou, Gen. Agt. Union Pacific System, R PRICE'S 0 ! . UJPowder Uicd in IffflJw Hoau--40 Ye thtSUndvd What causes the great rush of trade at BROAD'S 1 1 24 O Street. Their Fine Dispay of Millinery The Prices They Make Their Courteous Clerks If you have never visited our store, do so the first time you are down street. Sec those new shapes in street hats. 'Our Capolet' has been a great favorite. Ask to see it. A tine black hair braid at Don't miss us on flowers, save you dollars. 75c worth $1.25.' There is where we STRICTLY CASH. ONE PRICE TO ALL The Greatest Department Store in the City. SPECIAL AT THE LEADER, Great Cheap Store 121 1 0 Street It pays to trade with us we Note the following special bargains are offering for this week: 3 36 trimmed lints, worth $2.25 for only 30 trimmed hats, worth $3.50 tor only 36 ti limited lints, worth 5. 00 for only 120 doz.fnst black base, 9c, worth S doz . fait black hose, worth 3c, for only (A dozen Inst black hose, worth 20c, nt only Gents' silk Lisle'hosc, worth 65c nt only . . .' Extra heavy hall hose, 4 pairs for Sodoz fnncv towels, worth 30, 40, ao and Co, vour choice of the entire lot for only '. ,.,, .25 35 boys suits at $i, cheap n't , 1 65 36 lioy'i. suits at $150, worth ,, 2.75 36 boy', mlts nt $3.50, worth '.' 4 .25 25 doVen men's pants, only $1 .00, worth 2 .00 J5 ,txi 3.00 l.S -17 2tf -5 We can save you from 25 to 50 per ceiit,. on everything ve sell. We allow no one to undersell,, us. Mail orders promptly tilled. " ,' ' ' THE LEADER, The Cheapest Store in the;State.. i2iiOSt. 1 'i t, . MaiMaMtt)n.Mta,v:a. ,, .T..r U. r.pr . f r , m- fc