CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, UNE n, 1892
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POPULATION OF LINCOLN 65,000.
Dresses for the House.
Dresses for the tifft,
Dresses for Plens.irc Tilps.
Dresses for Grnihinting.
KMnch all wool Mriin untitled colors, loi
uierirlcoiUio""" "
4iv.neh llidfind Ciml Itineiule, iimii led
colon, termor iirii'o f 1 10, now Tiv,
4Slnrli Arnold's llt'iitli'ltn. fortur-i prion
I,I0 lluW TIM.
liMnrli MIW W'nip, Tot lie cloth, former
price 11.10, nuir Wo
40-tiiflt Choxoion. fni m 1 1 pllrr 11.10. now
Tiv
H. H. N1SSLEY & CO
Cor. 10 and PSta.
TAKE rjOTICE!
The CoimiKU will not In ivspoinlhte for
any debts made bx any niu in Its iiiiitii',Jiii
emu written order nivoiniiunles '"' snino,
Children's
School Hats
and ujvai tls at the
fK
Cor. O and i Si. Opetft 1 louse Corner
Thit Oiiiirlur C n l"oiiml At
Hotel Lincoln News Hland.
Windsor Hotel Nowsmniid.
('initial lloli'l New Wtnml.
HcVl initio Clmr Hliw. MOJO H loot
The Apex, 111 North llth wtieot.
Kit. Yiiunii, I'fOi O reet .
Cliison. Kioto nr A Co., UW O Htrcol.
lion Ton Ulnar foii', 1M No III lltli Htoot.
Moore's Noxvshtnnd.ns houlh lltli Htrtit.
LADIHb CAN SHU
THE BEST LINE OF
WIDSOR
V.
SCARFS
rA.
AT
W. R. DENNIS & CO.
1137
O Street
1137
l.ncnl itntl rcimmill.
Wliltotm.'Ht Conl mul Mine Compiiny.
Kox location, L. Marr, juxxoler, lt!51 O ht.
Canon City Coal nt the Wliltebreatt
Coal ami Lime Co.
8e tluwo I'attern Hat at Thornlmrn
Bisters, lii O Htn-ot.
Arvhoi, tJe.itUt. Fine koM and lnlilgo
vrorkasfoclalty. llrace block.
Fluent breail In Lincoln at the Honton
liakery, Iwelfth anil 1 street.
For really nitl'lio laillV liulr ill eMliif- try
riiornburn Bisters at l'JVJ O Street
Mini C. J. Quilmette, uioliate, Utta Block
over Miller & I'alne. Take elevator.
K O HakliiK l'owiler, W ouuees S cent.
AnoluUly I'tno. Have ) on ti le,l It!
Call at GilsHol.U kvmI store for your
erds and bulb. 1-10 couth lltli ft root.
Cabinet baths for Indies xix en by Mr. II.
1). Catlln professional intim'iir, 11 1 street.
Hair ornaments in piofumon, eiubrut.iu(
cveiytbluit new, at Mr. OusperV, HH O Ht.
Miss Anna Dick, MoilUte.coi. lltli & l'sts.
over Lincoln Having bank, entrance on lt.
Wo carry a coinplete lino of lloner and
garden seeilf. OrloldHee,l tore 130 So.
llth.
When you xvantnlot. juicy meats of any
and all kind call at "Your Market," HSU O
street.
"Your Market," HSl O itreet handle the
freshextaud clioleet line cf meats. Olve
them a cull ,
Mann &,IIall's plim umcy uiake n specialty
of prescription woik. Call ut UWO O street.
Telephoue 500.
The Whltobreast Coal and Lime comiauy
ts always at tlie front supplying the fluent
ladesof all kind of coal
Forscavengorxxork, day nml iilRbt, drop
J,, C, Field a postal ami li x.III promptly
call nod sou what jou want.
When the fashionable l.tdi s of the city
xi nut the latent in Millinery, they go to Mrs.
Gosper's, 1114 O street W litre do you gor
Orders. for piano tuning left xxlth Young
and Elder, SOS touth Eleventh street, will
receive , prompt attention by H. C, Quick.
Bportsmeu ban uoxv buy all kind of iuli
ber and cauvas goods at and below cot at
the closiiiK out sale of the Lincoln llulilwr
Co., ISauU street.
V lieu you want something nice in Im
ported caudles the only place you will find it
will bo at the Uouton, Voehler' old stand,
Twelfth and P strtet.
The tapestry paints for tinting chamnUt
tiklu, moleskin velvet, bolting cloth and
other fabrics for ale at the Lincoln Frame
and Art Co, XXi south Eleventh street.
Coal ot eroryoiu from the best mines
In Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Coora
do and Wj omlug for sale by Qeo. A. Hay
mer. Telephone itOO. Olllce 1 1!H O street .
Fountain syringes ot all klmls, ladies' go
samers and everything in the rubber goisls
Knells being sacrificed In onler to cloao. up
the business ot the Lincoln lluliliar Co., IS.'IH
U street. Now's your chance.
J)r. Fwrnliaiii Cure
obronto diseases. Consultation free Medi
clue furnished at olllce. Olllce hours 0 to IS
a.'ni , 2 to 01). in., and 7 to 0 p. in, Sundays
to 7 p. in.
m
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1 i
I WIM'lliT II' II I "lltll'X llllll
llicii' Mln' 1 tiio sound of tint, mill HiMti'
(iitxosnti 11 '.i 1 in Unit 11 il dun,
of liniiiNui r"s ninlilouii the middle
Hermits tin uiillri sih'II li) rnr,
(Hull Unit ei .xmiim lioiirts unnntiPliiK,
Shi wnsniir iio.Mi. mil ioo, our slur:
Ami llii'M ln ilulicrdoh, honxoli,
ilinn I'.'i'
her
PlfTV Vol II lllull HI lliiiit. llll.Xlir.XTI.H
Mnmlny evening tlio I.ilHnu was tln scum
of 11 iiio'tlifniillfiil fiitfi tiilimteitt. It was
thtici'ntnu "f tin' iiiiiitml KhidiinllnKi'er
obesnf the Mut-nln Mull hi ImniI unit it ur
titlnly dieo. 11 millions.. "lli stuit ili'ioi
utloiis wen beautiful mul ovei iip ilntnti'iit
In tlio uiiniiueinnits cniofull) muled tit,
tin' I'lismimttn "TiimiiiiI Allans' bi'lni; n
ooniileunus fontnie 'Mm ill lllt'il I'liinntor
nibses nnili'i .Ml. linynionns ,",,lJ,,""l
I I'lll Ifl I'll Sl'Xellll Olll'lll'lll lllllliueiw. ii"'
class of 'li.' rompi li' llflj four Kriiilinitf mi'l
iinmtik' then, some (l our most liilllliini
ynuiiK iiili'.
TluMiiolliiiipp until In tlu lliontii was
put Into seix let mul while tliu ntiiiiwplifii
oiltlilc was will in mul Mlltl, tin thoi
inouii'ti'i' liowlli) mi'l' s0 ili'UiciH, tin. I'll
mull wltlnn IiowhI hut IW il.KtK". Ci
tiiluly till pi'nl; i'll fur our ln'untlfnl ui'o
pinylioiiM', 1n.1l tlii'ii' iiftil l no finr of
"1 ouitlnn" to ilciith w lilU ot lift li iiijnj In
II Miiumi'i nttiiictloii.
OKI- IN A TAI.I.VIIO
Lincoln Nilili'iiti kivpliiniipiiciiHltlitli-j
tlnii'4 mul IlLo urn iiiftiopnlltmi ncfulilioix,
our nooli'ty jouiiKli'lkH mu now I'lmliliil to
our tin HtiiroiitiilliiK ouuntry In tint tint
imnlcrii tj lc ot tin flfi'tu wot, WimIiiok Iiiv
iiflcruoon iihout rjtn o'clock Mr. Hnnlno'
new tnl!)lm wn mtii on O Mitt't ilnviuK
ciit, w Itli in Jolly n lot of people 111 ox or n
viuliltil In n iiiovlii(;olilclo,nllonioiitoforu
ililvo to Hocii. Di. mul Ml. (.'. V. l-mltl
l'llllHIOII0l till ll ty llllll tllOM! HllO Wl'IU
umliT tliclr lirpltiible uiiilproti-ctUo wlun
my tlioj illit nulili. 'I'lio oiincli with it
fiflKlitof tluil liiinmnlty ictiuiieil ly moon
llrflit ii'iiL'lilnjr 1.01110 iilioul iiiIiIiiIkIiI, ut nil
In oxoi'lti'iil c'iril TIiohl in thupiuty moio:
Mlcs HoIiIiimiu of C'IiIl'iiko, IIiiIIu lloopvr,
OIIo Luttn, TI100 Liiox, Hial'ol lliocl;, Nol
Ho Wnito, I'm) Miimlnill. Nrllio Kolloy,
Mcvtiii, L'IiiiiIch lliiuli', 1'mi'iK (', ,pIiiiiii,
V. K.Mojct, . Moilou Huiiili Stun K.
Low, V. i:. I 'In 1 l.o, 1'iulW. Hoiit. mul Low
Mniiliiill.
Auotlici 1'iilJ on plciiiiiit) li"' t left the
city Wt'iliu-ilii) 1'itih lu tlio i'M'iiIiik mul
iltn inir tin 1 lilt took in Lincoln pink mul
Union I'oilfo. Tliu puity win. mimic,il In J
hoiiorof two litUiiK yoiuiK IiiiIIoh, niii'xtsor
Mlvi Miuiil O.iUlf) 011 M clii'ot, mill com
piUoil the IoIIowIiik: Mohii, mul .McmIiiiiio
it. II Onklcy mul .inliu II. Wilul.t, .Ml".-
L 1111 Cm tit mul Uui ICollcy, ot Uiiiiihn,
lhiymo Huliluviu, ot Chlcuo, .li'iinctto Wll-
kii, Jinml Unkloy, ruy .iiiiiiuiii, .xionsm.
K111I V. Iloiil. W. Moiton Smith, Sum U.
l.ow, JohuT. Dorcmi. It wiihii ilollUtlnl
oscnliirf, ptilu Limn milling hi luinlitctt
liciini to tlio o?cnlo'i.
IIONOIHMl A X'ISITOII.
A pleutaut iuoresslvo IiIrIi live wai Riven
Weilnevlny evening nt the homo of MIh
Noiiuii IUhmI, I0Si (I street, in hoijor of her
cousin, Mini Oylfu l'liyue, of Milan, Mix. A
delightful time win onjo til by all pit'M'Ut.
Ijulles ro)n was won by Ml Mary Tilled
and Mr. John Foresmau enptuu! the gentle
mail's rox nl. Cnuolntlon jirlju xxasaxxnuN
ihI to Miss Mne Kimeier. The guests weio
MLses Rule Moimi, Mury 'llilell, Mne
Kimeier, Medio Dean, Kminn Hlug, Ojlfu
l'njue, Bl.xla Kimeier, Ktuma Noith, Clara
Wolf, Hiilllo Lnke, Sadie Hi lines, llerthn
l'eteis, Mr. Foi'seiuau, Mrs. ra)ne, Mesirs,
Ed lllng, Art Doi sey, Finnk Lujster, Mav
l'eteiv, John Thlell, Fiauk Eldivtlge, Clms.
Ilooil, John Foiosinnn, Will Kltuoier, Clem
Kimeier, Will Sell, and Fu-d (1 rimes. Ele
gant refroHliiiients werexeixetl nt mldi.lght,
after which the ptity dlshui-sisl.
AT CTHIISIAN TOSIllltltOXV.
Manager Aiulru I actively engaged nt hi
popular rthoit getting tlio ground and
buildlnifs in slinoe for thoCleimau eltbens ot
Lincoln. The piogiam will be an Inteiest.
lug and injoxnhle one and Is given under
tlio auspices of the Turner society of this
city. Aside from thf tlteiewlll lm an ex
citing i ace by the Hounds vs. Bun Jaemeto.
The Jack llnlibitt couivnuy, Firt legiiuent
baud and other attiactious xxill nil contri
tributu to the day's eojojineiit nt Cushmnn.
Admls-lon toad tlio nttl actions xvld Iw ono
dime, Tiaiuswlll leave nt 10:"()a. m at
SiltOaudriiiiOp. in., lotuiulug atil, tl audi)
p. m (So out and enjoy a ilny ot lest and le-
creation toiuoiiow.
THK Al.t'MM IIANOUKT.
Friday ex oniiig the Alumni Afoi'lation of
the High School enjoy ed its yearly bamiuet,
the affair taking place at the Hotel Lincoln.
The reception w a bold lu the spacious par
lor and alter an hour or moio time had lieen
spent in till enjojable maimer the guests
tiled Into the epiiclous dining bull to mi take
ot a loyal feast. Toasts were lospomled to
by Messrs. H J. Edmlustoii class of 'aT; ltev
Lewis Oiegoiy, O. W. File class ot '!, .Marie
Ames Jones mid l'rof. Austin. At the cIomj
of the llim of oratory, the member of the
class ot "Vi xxcie elected to membership lu the
association utter which the follow ln now
olllcers wereselevttsl: I'lesiileiitS. C, Hoover;
fcccietnry Hay Edmlstou and Edtxnrd IUm
gnu tieasurer, '1 lie occasion was u lulllluiit
and most happy one in every- le.pect and
fully in keeping xi ith the p.st record of the
atsociatiou.
IIAXQUCT OK THK ALL MM.
ThuiMlay evening tlio Nebinskn alumni
chapter, Sigma ('lit fraternity enjoyed their
second annual baiupiet at the Windsor hotel.
After a i.hoit period at social Interctnii-se in
the hotel pai lors thedluiiig room was iiivnc'ed
and theexeiiiug'sprogimii xxns ut its most
interesting K)iut. The menu xxns one com
prising all the dautle ot the teasou and the
literary lore comprised a ilchstoioof equally
good things. HtV, T, 1). Hilton pivsuled as
toastmaster mid the todoniiig ivsponde!;
Messrs. F. V. Hussoll, A. W. Scott, J. H.
Moekett, Jr.. W. 11. Uurtoii, Dr. Ooo. E.
Andrews. W. F. Kellej. 11.11. Hicks, Ham
E. Low, J, V. Wolfe, Dr. E. II. Eddy, and
Mrs. l'ut. O, Hinxcs.
IT XVA8 a uui success.
The committee having chaigeof the ar
rangement of the Fete ot Days w hicli came
to an nuoplclous ending Inst week have made
their report tiiul from it i seen that tlio
affair was a decided sucw and u neat mill
lealled for thowoikof the ladles who ko
charitably donated their time iiiul energies
to culinlnntH Just xvliat wa fully iviillwl.
The repoit ot the pieiidont Mrs. J J. Sic
Conned; secretary Mis. C. A. Atkinson, mid
treasuier Mis. C. Doollttle, makes a line
showing. The total iimmlnt lealled was
ior:ts. v. Iillutliu i.Tiiiiililiires Hi-ie 43i.4
leaving a net profit of filll.!i7, The enter I
taluments aside of the art and curiosity
collection wero of a high order, very enter
tnltiliiK mul iimny of tlu'in full of uiH,l In-
itlllCtillll llllll Ollllo tllll flit WHS II MIOCI'I.
Ilimiii'liilly It I ili'niint to know Unit tin
hoi h of tin It'll iln" wnt iiImi pi'mluctUt of
ollii'l H'mmI t liliiu All tin linlli't woikril
illlli'Mth mul mi" tl'tT v I iiic of tint iiuMlntttl
I pliuu which tlic mi lion u-cclt Inn.
1 (.iStlllt AT()ll I'.XKHIMKVH
I Tin ('oiiiini'iicciiii'nt txt'it'ii. of Urn Cun
i'i MiliTj nf M iilc Hhlch IiiKi'h plui't' iioxl
wt-t'kmc n liillimn Tuo'ilny, s::jd p. 1,1
I'hililii'u'n iccitul 'riuiru'lii) , S:!iu, iiicitiii li)
the Junlom. I'iIiIiij, It) 11 in, t'oinuit'iici
lUl'llt t'Xl'l'lli"t lit tilt L'lH'illK. I'l'illllX,
.:in, lei'i'ptlnii of tin liicult) to tin uiiolii
uttiM, rttnlt-nt mul lilt'tuN No Id kt'tM will
In It'tpilii'il lor nil ill the tiXt'H'if except,
ill 'lie LiiiioImk which iniij lie pinciiit'il
iifler .Molulfy nun nltiK nl the L'liiiM'iXMtoiy
(lee if I'llMIRe, I'lltltliliK tin holiltlM ton
ireil M'lllh
i.mkiitai.m.ii mi: i.oui.i.i, riini.K
Mr W K. llntily t'liteitiilui'il III" Uiwell
riiiilltaliipia licli' nt leu Mntiiliiy tvetilug
Tin llteliiiy pioinui wus iiiosl luteiottllig
mul thoioiighly t'lijoyoil by nil Tlmst, pros
t'lilweie. .Mi'H's Dona LiHiinl, ( tun IIiiiiU,
Ivi'inmul,
of Kulghtsxllli, liiil., Clnin
WnMi, Aiiuii linn, (lei ti mil Lnixs, Cut tlee,
Nrniuii Lillliiiilg, Mesrs, W. V. Ilnrily,
I'.iuery llmdy, W Million Hmlth, ()car
I'mike, Fitvl Hliephiird X F. ICollny, Sun
V. Lm,
MITKH AMI I'lIHSO.VAI.S.
Mis. A. M. pecker is a Chicago xlsitor.
Mr Joint DtHilittloleft for Chicago. Xlondny.
Iluv. Joseph Hchegel left Tuesday foi
t'. Louis
Mis Amber Hull' left Momhiy for Daxen
pint, Iohii
.Miss My in llabcock is visiting ut Miivsinn
SpilugH, N. Y.
Mls Julia Lougliridgo is vMtli.g fiiends
in ICenkuk, Iohii.
ilex'. Daniel Wilson letui lied to his homo
in Oklahoma Monday.
Miss l'hoebi Sumner left Tuesday for
l'eoiln to visit with leliitixos.
Mis. Lena Suiltli Is eiijo) lug I'ucille coast
lift in mid about S.m Fiuuclsco
Mis. II. dm dner is xisltlng xxith her sister,
Mis J. H Harui'iii, at I'ei'Uiiisch.
Albeit Kateiistelii was niiioiu tlio pass
cugeis bouiiil for t'lllcngu e.liuslny.
Climles E. Mm ley left Tuedny forthe
east, Chicago being tint tibjei'tlxo s)lnt.
Mrs. L. C. Ilmr went to Omahii Tuesday
mul Is enjoying the hospitality of Mis, Jiulgti
Dundy.
Miss ahiiii Fmil.i will ii'tuiu homo tomor
row after x Isltiug two xvuks with lluilliigtou
f i lends.
Mis, John Kchuller mul childreu aieen Joy
ing summer life with iclalixvs lu Ilnllnlo
county.
Miss Floieuce Hlglilind couiplettsl hir
xlsit with lolatlves hen Tuesday mid left tor
Deuxer.
Miss Lizzie Heexes xxill sp.-iul the siiiniiiur
lu Cony, I'a., having lett lor that oily
Monday.
Mis. Dr. dm ten and daughter, Miss
lllauelie, lett Wednesday lor Chicago
mul the cast.
Mr. nud Mi. L. (. M. Italdwlu are visit
ing in Aslivlllo, N C, for which plnvo they
lett Wednesday.
.Mis. L. E. Iliirgess is visiting iu Portland,
Oregon, and will extend hertiiptotlie 1'uget
Sound country.
Mr. M. A. New-mnik returned fiom St.
Louis Mouilny, leaving his mother in mi iui
iioxoil condition.
Mr. H. II. Oakley has boon eiiteitalulug
the Misses Ljiiu Cuitis and Urn Kolloy of
Omaha this week.
L. W. Murray after a pleasant visit with
lolatix o lu this city, retui ued to his I'enn
sy Ivaiiia home Wotluesilay,
Capt, E. S. Dudley and xxlfe arrived in the
city Tuesday mid are receiving the hospitality
ot Mr. mul Mrs. C. E. Yates,
Judge Fitzgerald, ot St. Marys, Kit., was
cntei tnlned by Hon. John l'lt.eiaul at Mt.
Emeiald a few days this week.
M. W. Folsoui his Joined tliu lonesome
army of butelielor 'hubhle,'
having lett lor New Yoik Tu
his better-lmlt
ucsduy.
The old settlers' pic-nlc at Cushmau irk
Wcduestlay proinlsis to lie the laigesl iu the
history of that popular association.
Mrs. Dr. Houu is visiting In Iowa, llefore
letuiiiiug she will visit with friends at Iowa
City, Mt. Aubiiin, x inton and other citios.
Mrs. L, Westeriiiau left Wislnesilny tor
St. Louts, where titter a Inlet visit sho will
proceed to her former home at Decatur, III.
Miss Gertrude Sousley of Nebraska City is
visiting iu Lincoln, and the guest of her
tileiid Miss Fan Slieldou Haw ley on east M
stleet.
Mr, J. II. Miller, u brother-lu law ot tlie
deceased, was on Tuesday appointed iidinlu
htrator for tlie estate of the lute C. E. Mom
goniery. The employees ot the various in 1 1 road
lines cetitoiiug in Lincoln mo hooked for a
big plc-nic at Lincoln park tills atteruiMiu
and evening.
The Flist liaptlst church gave a pleasant
and most suciesstul lawn sucial at tlio homo
of Mrs. E. E. lleliuett I.Vil A stieet Wotturs
day evening.
Mrs. John H. Clark, nccompauiisl by her
daughters Misses Lulu. Dalsey mid llertio,
mu xisltlng iu Now Yorkpiepmatory to sail
ing for Km ope.
Mr. S, Lansdoif of Ht. Louis, father of
Mis. M. A. Nowmnik in rived iu the city
Monday and will spend several months of
the summer bete.
Mr. nud Mrs. W. B Hamilton, IWi F
stieet are entertaining Mrs. W. E. ilaiiisou
and the Misses Sallie Casuy nud Helen
Htirlsou of Fort Madison, la.
TlioFilst l'lesbyteriau chinch ladles are
ai ranging an "Exeiieiico Social" iu tlio
church edifice tor Wednesday evening,
June SS.
The graduating exercises ot tliu tlepuit
ment of elocution of the Wt'sloyanUnlveislty,
under charge of Mis. O. E. Uregg, was held
PRICE'S
fieamjaking
uapowden
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard.
at the I'liukt) oiiern lions. Tuesday ex eiilng.
Tlu'in alt loily pupils In tlio legular tlilet
Xear coiiisi) tiiul tliixt iriaduatluit tookpait
lu tin prtyimn and iiiadn mi excellent sIioh
Ing
A little daughter of County Clfik Woods
nho led mid In oke her collar bout Moiulii), ;
Is icstllig easily llllll lis'tixelllig a well as '
well as ciicumtaiicei will -t mil.
Tin gliiiluatlm; t'XHiclst of the ('ousel
aim x nt iiiudi' takes pi ir- nt the Liiusliig
l'lldiiy inoinliig at leu o'clock. Keceptlon
by tin f'leultv m'ciiis nt the Consei intorj
In III evening ut eight o'clock
St tnry l'niksiif the Y M. (' A. mil
his family It'll Weduosdny for Now Yolk.
Attn n mouths visit lu mu Ions pints of tin
suite: Mi I'aiks will leliirii but his Imiiily
v III i I'liuilii e.ist during 111" summer.
Mi.. John I'liullelilor Manistee, Mlili .nml '
Mis. 1'imik ICelley of llaelne, Wis, mo
xi'illug at Hie hoiuti nt Di. and Mis E. II.
Eddy, Utt Noi Hi Twenty lit Hi stieet.
Lincoln music il talent is iiIwii)h Iu de I
iiiiiiiiI thioilglioul tin stale Mis lieo. Dig
lied 'Hid Miss ('lain lllclinnlsoii iMitliipnteil
ill u colict'l t given at Sennit! Tlllllnlny even
mg. j
At ii nieellug of tlie Knight Teiuplnts of
Lincoln Monday evening, it was decided tu
am pt tin llui llngton's Inducements mid (
tal.u tlint Hue In tlio 'liiemiiiil Conclave ut
Deiivtr. I
Tlie K L (). club eu jo) .il u delightful!
outing Wciliifilux iifientoou ut Lincoln
luiik. In tlio livening they danced In tl idr ;
lieiilt's coliteilt nud liliidi) a most happy
event of It
Mis. J. A. Iluckstalt's liuiiio will In tliu
scene ot a uieiry I'limitom putty Tliiiisilay
livening, given tor Mis. Fiy Maihhall. I'lio
lux Itat ions in ti uiiupie, belu on black w i itteii
with while Ink.
Miss Stoddard lelt Lincoln last Tuesday .
Alter xisltlng lot u shoit time lucolitial
Kansas, she will go to Coloiado to spi'iul the
leiiialuder of the sumiuei nt the principal
lesoitf. iu tlio Itockles,
Flower iiilhslou day ut the Homo of the
Fiielidless was iluir nlxei'vol mid in becom
lug uiuiinei Tliundiiy n.teinoou. Seivices
weio conduclisl in tlie now building and the
occasion was one full ot Intel ut: to all.
The Indies of the ('atholfccliiiicli will upon
their fair next week at Mnst'iiic Temple,
which wii pcMponed May 10th to Juu.i llth
Thoariiiiigeiiieuts hnxi neon extensive ami
no doubt the lair will as usual be vei.v suc
cessful. Mr. F. F. OgMon, the tetiiiiig uianager of
the Fuiike lenvts this afternoon for Neix
Yoik. Mr. Ogslon In his slim t ivsldet.ee iu
Lincoln Iris outdo niaiiy wm 111 111.1l steadfast
li lends who legiet to see him depart.
Mis. C. F Ijuld and Mrs (ieoigo K.
llrowu left Wedlitmlay for Itod Cloud to
visit with li iemls for 11 tow dnys. Dr. Ladd
mid Mr. Ill own will leave on this evening's
1 1 it 1 11 to Join their wives mul together the
tiuaitetto will 1 etui 11 Monday.
About tliu ty 1 idles of tin Uttholio Union
club vujoy etl u deliglitf ill outing at Lincoln
1'iuk Tuesday. Iu tlio nttei noon the oxhll
niatliig out-door exorcises wero enjoyed nud
aftvr supper, which was another Intel ostllig
nll'ii 1 1 , dancing was the 01 de ot the program.
Mis Ella Jackson entertained a "cli It
chit" sociable Wednesday evening ut her
home, StJiO Apple street, which wus given
for the heuetltof the Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Vino Stieet Congregational
Church. It was a pleasant urTuir and a suc
cess lluaiiciady us ixell as socially.
A pai ty of Lliicolmtes and friends uro now
in Now Yoik mul will sail oaily next week
for Etliopo to spend the summer. 'lo list
compiises Madame Haiidad and daughter,
Mrs. John It. Claik and daughteis Misses
Lulu, Daisy nud Hei tie, Mks Jennie Smith
nil of this city, and Misses LUzle and Kittle
Weston of Heatrlee.
The graduation 01 gnu lecltal given by
Miss Mary It. Cunningham at St. l'aul's was
attended by a laige and ii preclntlve
audience. Miss Cmmiuglium is a brilliant
scholar and her tutor, Mrs. lingual bus cause
to feel pi oud of her uui k Miss Clara llich
nulson nud Mis L. Clurko Puce lioth mulct
ed excellent iiumbeis. It was a very enjoy
able affair throughout nml proed to bo mi
aitlstlo tieat tor all.
Hex. E. II. Cm tli delivered an able Buc
cal aureate sermon befoio tl.o giaduatesof
the conservatory of music at the First
Presbytei Inn chinch Suiidav evening. Tlio
Cecillau Choir, piesldoil over bv president
Howell rendered '"Ohl hear our piayer" iu 11
most pleasing maimer. Miss Lattlmer ren
dered some excellent solos and l'rof. Oruy
piosldetl at the oigail and txas at his bet.
TI:o text of the sei mini wai 'Tlie history and
gitmthot sacred music" 011 which the dis
tinguished gentleman made a most thought
ul talk.
Toinoriow evening, in connection with
cnni'r.oucouieut at the state univeisity, tlm
biiccalnui elite set moil will bo deliveied nt
Fui.ko's. Tuestlay 11101 nlug the class day ex
ercises will ho observed at tlie same place,
nud Wediusdiiy morning the commencement
exe rclses vx 111 occur. Admission to all these
exercises will be by ticket, entitling tlio
holders to leserved seats, Students nud
mIuiuiiI will be Hist fnxoied In the illstiihu
tlon. Tickets for the uMie will be placed
on call later, of which due notice will bo
given,
Serx ices of the Jewish chinch last Sin day
weie both luinvssivo nud beautiful. Missis.
I Max Kohl), M. Well and E. llecht conducting
the Ctrenioiilev.Theconlli motion or four child
reu was a prominent featuio of tlie occasion
mid each no piltted theiusjlvei with unusual
a edit Homi Kohu, Sam ltlocil, S.illle lieiK
son mul Sadie l'olwosky upon examination
iu the Jewish faith showed tlieinselvos to be
fully isxtetl mid steadfast beliex'eis 1 11 their
acceptetl leligiou. The choir, composed of a
well ti allied male quartette under the diloj
tiou of l'rof. Ivisleiilny fui nllietl excellent
inilslc.
When you want gol, tlrst-class mid le
llable grweries, such as will always turn out
as lepie&nted, yoj can always depend on
getting your desiiesnc'iiratelyiiudpioinptly
fulfilled at Hotallllgs.
Hioivn's llestnufant is in 11 new locatio
1SI North ljlth stieet und is know 11 us the
lieuiliful now Cafe Hoynl.
WASH
We arc showing a most complete line of
ALL WOOL CHALLIES,
ALL WOOL CREPONS,
PINEAPPLE TISSUE,
FRENCH ZEPHYRS,
IMPORTED MULLS,
CANTON PONGEE.
In fact, an exquisite assortment of all he choice
Wash Goods.
"ALWAYS THE CI I .SAFEST."
1 109 O
SPECIAL AT
TF1E LEADER.
Great Cheap Store 1211 0 Street
It pays to trade with us. Note the follow ing special hai rr ins
we are offering for this week:
I 36 trimmed h.u, xxoith S,jj for only $1.25
36 triiiuncd bats, woitli 3 50 foi only 2.00
36 uliniiictl li.it, xxoith $; 00 for onfy . . . . . 3 00
l2(lio. fllst blill k. Illisf, ijC, xvoiili. ...'... .' 15
I iSdoz.fast black hose, xxoith 3)C, for only 17
C( do?cn f.i'-t bl.ick liosc, xv 01 th 20c, at onlx" . 12'4
r:...,. ti l 1 ii.,ti... 1.... .....i.
VJ..III-. run i4i-.it. iiif-c, liltlliiltlllilll. ,.,, ... -S.
Etia bcaxx halt Iiom.', 4 71.1 is foi " 5
So do fancy towels, w 01 tb 30, 40, 50 mul Co, your choke
of the "entire lot foi only ... .. " 25
35 box h stilts nt $1, cheap ut 1 65
3(1 1h 's suits at $ 1 50, xvoitb.... 2.75
36 boy V suits at $3.50, vvoitli 4.25
2j; doen men's p.ints, only 1 .00, wortli 2.00
We can save you from 25 to 50 per cent, on everything
we sell. We allow no one to undersell us. Mail orders
promptly tilled.
THE LEADER,
'lhe Cheapest Store in the State. 1211 O St.
WE
A Feature to Fit the Feet!
And just now our line of Spring and Summer
Footwear is the largest and most attractive in the
city. Our stoqk of
OXFORDS
and all low shoes make
pale in comparison. You can't
see our nobby "oods.
S- B. fdJBliS, Progressive Shoer,
iOlo O STREET.
PRICES KNOCKED CLEAR OUT
rfflL From $3 to $50
. sARfv RBs5sj SmUiflBIsP si sK
l VVlMifSLgy T. o 7 l"f y'
No time like the present time to buy a Baby
Carriage. Don't fail to see our immense line and
prices.
CLASON & FLETCHER CO.
GOODS !
&VO
Street.
MAKE IT
the stock
of other houses
judge unless ou
Why not call?