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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1892 ft POPULATION OP LINCOLN 65,000. g uncQLn-soaErfli Corner I Oth unci P Streets. SPECIAL DISPLAY d( choke wash goods, Ribbons, Laces, Silk Hits, Iloslory and Summer Corsets, fortho b.ilnnccof June. Agents (or the sale o( Iluttcrlck' Patterns. II. K. NMssley & Co. TAKE NOTICEI Tho CouiiiKit will not Ih ivkhiMIiIi' for liny debt matin liy nny mm In It name, tin wwn written order neeomi.Minli' the same, Children's School Hats and upwards at the 39c t -r$pvw4 Cor. O nml Uth Sis. Opera House Corner Tha Courier V n l 'nit ml At Hotel Lincoln Now Htnntl. Wlmltor Hotel NowsHtnml. Capital Hotel NowsHliiml. u 1lU Undo CUnr Hlnre, laMO Uriel The Apex, in norm m '' IIAMM.MI AMO.MIl TIIK IIIIOHTH. 'II ii cvml of I lie week In Lincoln society win tlm ghost Imll given Thursday evening nt tlit beautiful new lioinu of .Mr. ti ml Mm. J. A. Illlfilcliiir, tlm allnlr being conipllmcu- tiiytoMbs !'( Marshall, oni1 of LIucoIu'mi recent mm most etimimug ni'i'iiiiini. inn Invitations were on black raids, wiltten with while Ink Ki o'on'il wllli each lady's n i'lom wu 11 smaller t'Mtil t'outnlnlug Ibrsn words- "I'li'iivt ('omit iihmis; on u til linMicniupiii) limii). " Willi lln1 gentlemen's luvltnil u wns tlm lullntviug cnnli "Ple.ie I'H'lIlt Mis - llllllll' " Wllt'll tlmgUt'Stll nl lived ny Hi'iii rrt'tlvcdnt tlm door, nml lliioni!li dnikcncd hulls writ) shown to tliolr dressing room. Tlm home win u glnoiuv scene, nml ns tlu ilimiloni'llk(i llgutes iiiovmI uliont trrpslenienlly, itccitaluly pre sented n fultlifiil pletine ot 11 ghost ilnuce or, nl least, like turn Unit tli'ilmi Iuih painted (or in Alter the Inui III iiuiuIk'I' the gucstH j "tiiishruiidcd" thonis.dvi's to enjoy tlm de i Melons rcfifsluufiit, mill It wni niter mid night when Ilio o)oiis rcciHon cnum Inn llllUll. 1 Iim lint or I ll 1 1t'll guests lliolllill'.l Misses (livtclii'ii Mni-ipifltc, Kitty nml Alice Cowdery, I'Ihiii (ViiIkIi, Hott nml Minnie Cttrsou, Knn Hnwley, lliilllo Hooper, Leliu Slunrs, Annn I'miko, Nellie White. Mnud II111 r, Mm tlm tuukc, Jcuuui'tto Wilson, Itnrlmt'l Htock, Nclllo ICelly, Ollxo I-mtii, Tliconml (Itrtriido l.nws, tlorti uilt Sousley of Nebraska fit), Miss ltohluson of Chicago, mill MrxiiH, Charles Hull, l,i'v Marshall, I'. Wing, Will llmily, 1'ilor Mulkoll. Will Olitrkii, Will Moyois, Sam Lowe, S. T. St. John, I. lent, Poshing, Dr Spnhr, Fred HIioIch, 1'it'il Howe, Juliti DiM'Kmi, CIiik. Ilnwley, .Miller, I'nil 1 loutr., Krunk Zlt mm;. Oliim. lluir, W. Minton Mmltli, I'M. Klt.viiilil, liny ili-ii, .Mlih, nnil Mi'Mliiini'M Mulr, l.'iilil, llionii, l,liiini'iitt, nml Mui-tlmll. itlvllli'4 mi'ih ovr the Inlilnl twnlu If ft for Lincoln w Iht tlioy III ninkn lliulr futuie nrilvlu liunj liifiHiny ii'kiii, Mr. Wmiili. mImi N n ri'liitlvfr of onn of tliu niciii- Imto( tin' coiniiiiiy, N'mui of lint inott miiTi""ful "iliiunmoi" Hint tlm limine winN tint. On liU ii'tiirn rvi'nil liciilltlfiil tokcni Hint iiu iiU'M'iiliil fully limuil tliu fntn'iu In ulili-li lu M liolil ly liouo i tuployiH, A TAI.1.VIIO I'AllTV. Aiiotlii'i'iif tluiMi 1'iijnynlilo country iMi"i Inn lullylio wiioli t uiijiiywl Hntmil.i cvi'iiluir by ii iiiimlinr of yu'tiin nonpl AIkmiI four oVloi-k tlio pmty left i?olnHoutli fintnliout tun inllct until (Irnii KiihIkuV fni hi wiiiivni'livil AnivlnntliiTiitliH pirt look piMt'lon nml w lint k.ipIi oiik of tlit'iu iloi" not now know- nlmiit r.i.'iiiliij? woulil (III n liook HiokIw of n illctlmmry. Itlmiil tlmt Kniiik .eliriiiiK UKiinti'il pulniit Inn (IniiKli'Hdit of n IIiIhk t'lilliilu rnltlvntor nml lliiil to Illicit olojt'Io iiMiloll, lint mil irn 'lliuriliiyiMmn Kri'nt tiny for tilitlnlny it iniiviTf iirii'n. John Doikhii. K. W. Ilromi, mitt .1. A. HuckMnir wcrtMill Imppy on Hint tiny, nml lonily to tuti lo tliu next uilln pot lu llfn' Journey. Do Motto Ktnltli, innnnor of tin' well knew n Lincoln I'lirnltiiM! cniupntiy, lenv.on ..Mm ilny for I'ottlnuil, Snu Krnnclco, nml oilier I'mcHU-mint polntn onn trip emnliln IliK linllit mill plriiilire. Ileuilllio i;ouo nl, out a tnontli. Tilt1 Mute liti'liii'Kt ini'ii'e iiMH'liitlmi meet In id li'l'l ot Oninlui till" wrek, won ntteliileil liy I lie following frnm Lliiooln: 0. II. limine, O. J KliK.'K-U. YnU-n, W. l I)ivli, I.O. Cliiipin, W. (I. CIohoii, Jl W. Tinvl", .1. . llinliop, nml II.. I. Hull. St I'nill wn ernwileil to the ilnon Hilhilny evenliiK when Hev. C. V. Lnliy pleiu'heil tlm niuiunl m'I'iiioii to tlm Mwlonnof W'vx lejnii uiileiilty. Thelinccnl'iuientK mormon wiinilellvei'eil lu the luornluu nt the college HOTEL RAMONA CASCADIi), COLORADO. ,,iigry I.IOIJHM. llni "i'1-Riiwl tl.liiK woul.l.i't , ,.lm.t.ol.c,ell.tou milk,'1 t'hiirlle lluir ImilMnniM'Xpeileufol ' Till". C'ol'lllKIl Is In lecelpt of two iiiureit tleketx prluteil on it'll eitiil, lull, nt tin re wim nt mllldm; nml In now woiiilerliiK why u cull won't kUo ii" iniii'li mllK nt u cow. I'rloi Mmkell cxpltiluiil to tlio uiiilleiiiii ho to iniilie henn Iny two fUrf" per tiny wlient they heer Inlil hut mm Ufoie. UN iviuurkn weie ko clenr llint no out) tlouhtttl them. Ahout lUu'cltN'k. nftur huiliiK mi muplui ntoioor fitnii coinury mr, huh oi Hweei iiiiik , ,.,. Anhiiri I'nrk. nml Lout; llinuuh will liu unit iineuei in kimmi ""lo. ". uoim" once tIP M,II1U.,I(. ,,Ct for Mr .nml Mm. Kuy SzEJLSCOSr 18D2 OxE3STS J-TJ3STE 20. E. K. CRILEY & CO., Prop's. Al-o Proprletom Ccnlropolin Hotel, KnusAo City, Mlnourl. ThN elinrmln rcort, the mint beautiful In Colonulo, In located on the Colorml o Mitlliiiul Unllro.ul, nltotit two liouin Mile from Denver, nml twelve mllen front Colorado Sprlnyt.. The hotel accommodations with the Knmotui, the Impost niul mot elab orately (iirnihlieil resent hotel in the state, ami the Cnvcade House, both being under the name management this season, will be unctualled In the mountains. A good east ern Oichentrn has been engaged for the season. Everything townrtln furthering the commit nml enjoyment of the guests will be provided. Ho.ulng on the lake, Lnwu .-..v . ....... m, "..-.I... . ,, .... ...... . . . no nolo with hiiiiik nml the wnrillmt thert'ou j lL''S -roiiicttc, Hunting nml l'islilng are among the attractions. Guide will be in bvliu Imply "t'oncfit, Admit One," It Is attendance to show and explain to vMtois the points of intcicKt lu these fnmous rutlier illllli'iilt to liunglia wlieie the nllnlr takes piu'e,who ulVfii It. when, etc. H ring I like lleiicli, N. J. ii delightful spot &rorC.OH,ree. iCTmCKn'rHtoro, "i'm'S. n lllU HlrVot. MWwnStniul.'lW Houtli lltli Htreet. tllOCK. LAIMKS CAN SEK THE BEST LINE OF WKiDSOR SCARFS AT W. R. DENNIS & CO. H37 O Street "37 l.aeal nml 1'emoiml. Wliltebrrnat Coiil nml Lime Coniny. Mimn & HnH' now pharmacy i:()0 O ntntt. , "New location, L. Hnrr, Jeweler, 111CI O Ht. Canon City Conl. nt the WhlUbrct Coat ami Lime Co. MUs C. J. Utillmette, iiuxIUU.', Uttn Block over Miller it l'aliie. Take elevator. K C Haking Itwtler, tt otiiict !i"5 wnta. AbnoluU'ly l'uio. Have you tiled It I Call at GrUwolcln Metl Rtons fur your nli ami buU. 140 south lltli ntrwt. Call up phone 4A7 ami ortler vour Buu.lay ioe cream of the new Hon Tun bakery. Cabinet baths for latllea given by Mm. H. . Catlin profeMlonal mainour, 'M V street. Hair orimmenU lu profusion, embracliiR cTeiythlim new, at Mr, (losper's, 1114 O Ht. MIm Anna Dick, Modiste, cor. lltli & l'W. over Lincoln Havings bank, entrance on 1 at. We carry a complete line of llower ami artleti seeilf. OrUwoltln See-I ntnre 1!W) Bo. lltli. When you want nice, Juloy ments of any ami nil kinds call at "Your Market," 1430 O street. "Your Market," 14?.l O ktreet hamlles the freshest uml choicest lino cf meats. Ulvu them a call. Mann & Hall's pharmacy umkes a specialty of prescription woik. Call at 1!!00 O street. Telephone but). Tlio Whitcbroast Coal and Lime company 4s always at the front supplying the finest l Biles of all kinds of coal For Bcavei'gor work, tiny nml night, drop J. C. Field a poiUtl ami ho will promptly call ami sen what you want. When the fashionable latllts of the city want the latest ill Millinery, they go to Mrs. loper', 1114 O street Wlieredo you gof Orders for piano tuning left w Ith Young .ami Elder, 2US south Ktewuih stitet, will receive prompt attention by 8. C. Quick. Hportsmeu can now- buy nil l.iu.W of rub 'tier ami canvas good at nml below cost nt the closiuii out side of the , Lincoln Hublier Co., 1'JSllO stieet. Coal of every sit? (rem the liest mines in Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Co'oru ilo and Wyqeatng for salo .by Ueo. A. ltny iner. TelephMie iSUUi Ofttce WM O street". If you want anything in rubber goods you have now the greutotllhuce of your life to secure them at less than manufacturer's prices at the closing out saleVnf the Lincoln jlubber Company. If you will make it n oiut never to gat a lplcturo frauied until you have seen the Lin coln Kiama 8: Art Company's gootla, you will always get the latest styles, l'rlces are always the lowest. Fountain syringe of all kinds, ladlea gos samers and everything in the rubber goods line Is being sacrificed in order to close up the business of the Lincoln Kuhbdr Co,, l'-MU ' -O street. Now'n your chance. WCIIUIMI ni-.l'FITION AT TIIK I.IXDKI.I.. Wislneiilny evening the Lludell hotel p.u Ioin wnn the scent) of ii most biilllnut leceit- Hon, tliu ocenslou belu complimentary to Mr. H. C. Hoover ami bride, given by tlm groom's ptiients, Mr. and -Mis. A L Hnov er. The uveulug being u pleasant oiuytml tlm siirrmiudlngn iltt'lileilly of an iiivlgorathu; nature, the guests, nearly u hundnsl hi num. Ik'C, wei-o niroriljil every o p rtunlty for il most luippy tvcanlou, A huuiiIuoim lepnst wasuinost pleasing foaturu of the nirnir. Among the out-of t wu guests wore .Senator nml Mrs. Coulter of Underwood. Neb., Mrs. W. H. Andrew and Mls Minnie ltui of Hustings. Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Htricklmid of Omaha, Mr. and Mrs, Idiots of Kiiimis City, nml Mis. Knots of Wntoiloo, la. GLASS DAY KXKIICIHKH. The iiununl dims day exercises of the State University took plnce at Kunke's Tuesday morning, the auditorium and galleries being filled with a large audience. The cxcit-lsos were Inaugurated by (leorgo L. Sheldon with an address, rollowetl by a piano solo, Trem olo," ny Miss Louise IV.und. lroy K. Tniyer andJ. C. 1'urterllelil read well-pre-pniitl histories of the clans, Miss LvtliiiA. Mullen followed with a vwnl nob, "love's OltlKweet Song," Josephine Treemnn I end u humorous essay entitled "Mrs. 8okrates," which was loudly applauded by the audience. J. C. 1'orterlIeM rang "The Hamllt's Life" in a plensing manner. Miss Minnie 11. Del'ue's recitation, "A College- Hoy's Htory," wan well r-colveil. The Inst oration wns tlellv eiftl by Thomas K. A. William, nml the pi o grnm wan finished by u plnno duet, "The Jolly Blacksmiths," by Minxes Charlotte Amlrtis ami Minnie Del'ue. ricMur.n at mncoi.n I'auk. Probably the largest nml most enjoyable picnic given thin svnsou wan tlm one held Wednesday afternoon mid evening at Lin coln wirk. 1 ho nlfnlroi Initiated with Miss Ollvo Ijtttn, Minn Fan llawley, mid Miss Nellie Kelley, ami that It wan n big Fecial success every one pioent is pleMs to ten. tlfy. The supper was n delicious nirnir ami much enjoyed by the joung gentlemen, nil of whom came out to Join the festivities nt this particular pnrt of tlio program. After the feast hail Uen fully tlifcussetl various other entertnlnnientn were pnrtielatoil In. One In imrtlcular wns tlio frequent uso of the switch-back, lu fact, so much so, that the man In chaigeexpii-ssetln wish thnt If the nrty would come oftener, ark stock woultl soon tie held at a big premhim. 1 hose in the party were Misses Ollvo Latin, Klken-Iwi-g of riatUmouth, Sousley of Nebraska City, Fan Hnwley, Klttlo nml Alice Cow Itery, Anna Fuuke, Martha Funke, Theo Iawh. llachael Hnx:k, Oertlo Zeimor, Fay Marshall, Clretclien Mnrtpiette, Nellie White, Nellie Kelly, Hiiliy Jones, Leila Shears, Maud Hurr, Jeauette Wilson, Nan Lilli brltlge, Hose Carson, and Messrs. Charlie Hurr, Fred Houtz, Fretl Howe, Dr. Sparr, Kd. FlUgernld, J. T. St. John, W. Morion Smith, Lew Marshall, Will Hammond, Chas. Hnwley, Snm Iwe, Will Johnson, Prior Markell, Will Meyers, l'hil Wing, Chas. Miller, Krnwt Funke, Fretl 8holes, Frank Kohl ung, Jonu Uoigan, Chas. Mill ion, Will Haiily: Dr. and Mrs. Lndd, Mr. and Mrs. It. 1). Mulr, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. liuckstulr. nun o took the lend closely followed by the ptcimuioiM'okfis mi I arrived homeutmld night. Mr. m.il Mis. K, I). Mulr chaper oiitsl the pmty which coinprlKitli Misses Maud lluir, Allen Cowdery, Fan Hnwley, Kittle Cowtleiy, (Ireteheli Manpiette, Mar tha Fuuke, (leitimlu Sousley of Nehnnka City, nnilMessis. Fretl Ht)rtt, I'M Fitzgerald, llobfit Jojoe, Flunk Zjluung, S, T.St John, l'rioi Mmkell, Chmllo Hiirriiml Kr nest Fuuke, a Piir.TTV iiomk wr.mu.Nii. Tuesday at tlm rusltteiiet) of tlm bride's parents, l:WI V street, Uev. P. W. Howe nHiku the words that liiniln Minn Min nie Hill nml Mr. William (Heuu man and wife. The ceremony was wiluessed by a l.uge number of filend and relatlies. The llt, of piosents niieltiiletl nevenil liiiuiUmi and stlbstautliil tokens ami tlm woll wishes of nil tireseut were heartily lavlshetl unou tho now nspirnnts for mntllmonlal felicity. After it delicious u-past imtluu hour of pleas nut social Intercourse Mr, and Mrs. Oleiin I'l'imlrul lo n new liouio that was lu roatllness for them at Sll Nortu Fourteenth street Tlm bride is the eliloit ilmghterof Mr. nml Mrs. Thomas' Hill, and Is a pi Inn liivonte ninongiiliirge circle of ntlinlrlng friends. Mr. (Heuu hold ii rtHpuiHlblo pudtlou lu tliu llurllngton olllcu which ho has held for n number of years. Ho Ii a young man of ex celleut habits, and well in line of promotion In the company's service. TIIK UMVI'.IIMITV IIACCAI.AUIIKATK. Sunday evening the Funke wns packed by tho lnrgu nudienee that assembled to listen to the baccalaureate address by Hev. William Klrkus, D. D.. of Now York. Tho university chorus of roity voices furnished excellent music under tho direction of Prof. (1. C. Meiizendorf. The Invocation wns de livered by Hev. Oroh, the scripture loison by Hov. Gregory nml the prayer by Hev Curtis. Hiv. Kit km was then introduced. His ad dress wns both eloquent and logical and one that will long bo remembered by tlm grad uates ns well ns by the largo uudienco pres ent. NOTKH AND I'EUSOXALH. it i tl t.iiil Mr. mill Mis. Hudn IinholV, to get her wiih thelw famllits. Mr. Haymoml lenii's Wednesday, nml tlm ImhoIVs leave about July I. Mis, Mill I i Id t Ii mid her son, Win. Sudiluth. left over Huillugtou ller i sterility for ihelr h'oine, Wastca, Minn. Mis Sudiluth has In en visiting with her dntiht"r, Mrs. II, H. Nlsloy, for the pnst. nix weeks and Master Sudiluth I in attended the State Unlu'isity heiu ilurlug tlm past year. Miss Nellie Mutlnii letmueil Tiiestlny f loin New Yoik. Mltn Million hits been ntteml ing the Metirpolllan Collego of Muleniid litis uiiiile wtimlei fill sti files in the beautiful m t. hnvlr.g successfully pirtlelpiited in the higher Classen i f voice culture, hirmouy ami tlm organ. Her many friends now await with pleasant autlciiiatlous to hear the result of her woik while in New Yoi k. lu the upper left hand corner of this page will be uoticeti mi advertisement of tlio beau tiful new Homoncn hotel at Cascade, Col. Thin in miller llm inauauemeut of our foniicr townsman, Mr. K. K. Ciiley, ami us Cnsiatlo is oim ot the most popular resorts in the miiuntalii tllstiicts, it Is rtceiving u liberal share of the best classes of summer pleii'llie seekers. Ahout ii dozen couples, friends of the host and hnstes", ii'semhletl at the home of Mr. mid Mrs. Fied Kicker, KVi A street Wednes day evening to celebrate tho wooden anni versary of their wedded cat ecr. Tho occa sion wns a most happy one ami enjoyed by all present. A nuui!er of appropriate pres entH were left by tho guests us tokens of the eventful ocension. Jliaiituiiini Assembly nt llentrlte, Neb., .tune UOtli to .Inly mil. For those desiring to visit tlm Heatrlco Chautauqua the Union Pacific olTeis u ruto of one due for the round trip as folio .tn; 1st. From nil .chits in Nebraska, tickets to be told JunoLIUli and !!0th, good for re turn until ami Including July 17th. -'nil. From points in Nebraska nml Kansas within 150 miles of lleati Ice, tickets to ho sold June iiOth to July 10th, Inclusive, good tor return until nml including July 17th. For any niltlltionul iiiformntsou apply to J. T. Mnstln, ('. T. A.. 1014 O street. E. U. Slossou, Gen. Agt. U. P. system. canons. The Pike's Peak drive, the highest In the world, begins in front of the Kn moua hotel. For further Information address, Ii. K. CRILEY .V CO., Cascade, Colo. The Houton bakery is tlm puico to get good whoh some biend. Try it. Corner of Twelfth and P streets. llr. Farnltnm Cures ehroulo diseases. Consultation free Modi cioe furnished at olllce. Ofllce hours 0 to 1U . ra , 2 to 0 p. m., and 7 to U p. in. Sumiuys to 7 p. m. TIIK HKNIOIUS I'UOMI'.NADK. Wwluesdny evening closed the commence ment exeielses of tho week, the last or the series being the grand promenade nt the state capltol. It was a brilliant social success mid Rreat credit Is due master ot eer emonles, Mr. J. H. McDonald, ami tlio re ceptlou committee comprising Messers, C. I). Clinuiller, II. Ktlmlston ami AIKm-s Stella Kiiker, Ioulo Pound, Minnie DePue, nnd Charlotte Vndlews, Tho patrons and pat-roiirtssi-s were Governor mid Mis. Hoytl, Hon. nml Mrs. C. H. Morrill, Chancellor ami Mm. J. II. Caullelil, Prof, anil Mm. K, H. Harbour, Prof, nml Mrs, II. N. Allen, Pi of. nnd Mrs. T. M. Hodgnmn, Judge ami .irs. A. W. Field, Hon. ami Mrs. 11 H. Wilson. Tho gathering was n large and fashloanbl.. one and the occasion wns n most Sitting ilunlo for tho week's exercises. CIIAWKOIIDI'IKIISO.S NUITSAIJI, Monday afternoon nt throe o'clock, in the c ity of ColuinLiis, O,, Miss Lulu Crawfoitl mid Mr. Frank 11. I'ie'ou of this city were made man am) wife, the cniuony taking plni-e at tho resilience of tho bride's parents. Directly utter the wedding the happy cou ple left on a snoi t trip ami arrived in Lin coln Thuisduy evening, Mw. Pierson Is a lady of rare ullueinent, with all tho woman ly accomplishments, and will make a most loyal, lovublo helpmate for iter liege lord. Mr. Pierson is Kpularly known lu Lincoln as tho gentlemanly and courteous cjshldr o( the Whttebreiist Coal ami Lime, cempnny, in whose bei vices he has u-eii for soverul years. Mr. nnd Mis. Pieism are now ie celviug the well wishes of their friends, mid are nt homo tit 14',0 11 Hicet. MAHIIIEO A bTKKLINO (llUb. Mr. Eugene Wnugh, the clever toui 1st who lookit after the nutl interests of tlio Lincoln Paint - Color Company in Nebraska and Colorado, whs married ou Wednesday to MlhsSuslo WlUon, u clover young lady re siding ut Sterling, Colo. The ivi emony took place under tho paiental roof mid when the Miss Gertrude Laws is visiting in Indiana poll. Mm. John Schuller lias returned from her lluiralo county visit. Mr. and Mrs. I). E. Thompson returned Wednesday fiom Chicago. Cluirles Juno returned Thursday after a few days outing in Colorado. Mrs. Frnuk Smith nf Alliance is visiting Lincoln friends and relatives. Dr. C. H. Manning left Wednesday for a mouth's visit lo Boston and vicinity. Tho into of $14 for round trip to Chicago Is crt ating lots of travel from Lincoln. Judge Ionising is mm of us ngnlu. He re turned from his Michigan trip Tuesday. Hairy J. Whitmoro has returned nfter touring the Pacillo coast for several weeks. Misses Anna nml Hello lingers are enjoying a vacation at home after n series of studies ut Vnssar. J. D. Mncfarland and G, M. Lnmbertson leave to-moriow for a trip of several months In Europe. Charlie Hurr returned Wednesday from Holt county, where ho has been summer ing (0 since Monday. Mr. ami Mrs. Fretl Gardner ami Mr. and Mm. Oliver Davis enjoyed a few days lull ing near Ashland tills week. Mrs. Dr. J. Newman having completed extension of time to September her visit with Mr. nod Mrs. John 'mell, conditions. left Wedmsday for Des Moines, Dr. Graham disjoined the bachelor boys' brigade. His family left Tlimsdny for a month s visit on the Pacillc const. Mm. De Motte Smith left Thursday for Ft. Calhoun, Neb,, ami will spend two mouths thire nt Judge Crouuso's country seat Folsom, tho confectioner, freezes nil his ice cream by electric power. Orders lor Sun day delivery iccelve prompt attention. Miss Addle Williams ami Miss Carrie Har gi eaves left Wednesday for Caruii, III., to enter on school studies for it two years' course. Mrs. M. Neil, accompanied by her three blight little ones, Call, Julius and H.ibette, left for llolion, Kn., Thursday, to visit with the folks at tho oltl home. Miss Mao Hurr is exHcted to arrive home to-di.y to spend the summer vacation, hav ing llnlihed u bucressttil term at the Lasle seminary at Aiiburiivllle, Mass. Mrs Dr. Victor left yestertl ly for a visit to the old home nt Olpey, III., ami for the next month or si tho doctor will be n mem ber of the gnus widower's club. l.v. Dr. Chimin, of the Univeixtllst chuicli, delivered tim baccalaureate address at the State Normal school nt Peru, Neb., Sunday, anil it is spoken of as u mo.t bril liant delivery. THE LEADER, Great Cheap Store 1 2 1 1 0 Street It pays to trade with us. Note the following special 1 : 1 . we sue offering for this week: 1 311 trimmed bats, worth $2.25 for only $1.25 1 36 trimmed hat-, woi th $3.50 for only 2.00 30 trimmed hats, worth 5. 00 for only 3.1x1 120 doz.fnst black hose, tjc, worth.... '. 15 18 doz . fast black hose, woith 30c, (or onlv 17 ' fid doen fast black hose, worth 20c, nt only 12J3 1 Gents' silk LUIeJhose, worth 65c ut only ..." 25. 1 Ktra heavy linli hose, 4 pars' for 25 1 So do, fancy towels, worth 30, 40, 50 and 60, your choice o( the entire lot for only ". 25 35 itoyi suits nl $1, cheap at 105 3ft boy's suits at $ 1 50, worth 2.75 36 boy's suits nt $3.50, woith 4.25 25 doen men's pants, only $1.00, worth 2 .oy We can save you from 25 to 50 per cent, on everything we sell. We allow no one to undersell us. Mail orders promptly filled. THE LEADER, The Cheapest Store in the State. 1211 O St. WE MAKE IT lliirlinnltiii Itotire, Npeelal Trains, Klr.t National I'liilillillliin Contention, Tint IS. & M. will sell tickets to Cincinnati nt mm lowest tlrst class fare for tho lound trip on Juno :.') nnd :.', good for return till July 7. The Hurllngtr u is the clllclnl route rs des ignated by the s n to piohibitiou committee, nnd the otlli'inl train will leave Lincoln at V!:40 p. m Juno '-'7 by the li. & M. The spe cial cuts will bo hcnutilull) decorated for the occasion, nml every loyal piohlliitlonlst should make it a point to be ou hand for this train. V. p. rt U, K. ANNUAL CONVI'.NTION. The H. & M. will sell tickets to New York city and let urn ut our lowest tlrst class fate, on July :i to A lueludve, good for return from July 10 to l.'l exclusive, with exteutloii ot time till August, ltl ou certain conditions. NATIONAL KDUCATIONAL CONVENTION. Tho II. & M. will sell tickets to Saratoga Springs and return at one lowest llrst class fare, plus .', on July it to D Inclusive, goo-1 for return Irom July l.'i to'Jl inclusive', with 'i on certain IIKATIIICK CIIAUTAUQlA. Tlio H. & M. will sell imiud trip tickets nt one fare from Juno!".) to July 10, good for return to July I". CHKTK CHAUTAUQUA. The 11. Si M. will sell round tiip tickets nt one fare July ." to HI inclusive, good for re turn lo July 17. A . C. .iKMiiii, City Passenger Agent. 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. Uur stock of OXFORDS and all low shoes makes the stock of other houses pale in comparison. You can't judge unless you see our nqbby goods. Why not call? S. B. fllJBliS, Progressive Shoer, 1015 O STREET. 5PEEC DEPOSITS EZKTT- OILST PAID HY TIIK LINCOLN SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO., S. E.Cor- 1 1th and P Streets Boxes to Rent in Safe Deposit Vaults. HKNItY K. LEWIS, President A. P. f. BYKWAUT, Vlcc-Pres. lt.WKI.CII, Teller. PRICES KNOCKED CLEAR OUT Hi ow it's Hestaufmit is in n new locatlod l'-M North 10th stieet nnd Is known as tho beutltlful new Cafe ltoynl. How's Tills? We oiler One lluudrtil Dollins ILwartl for any case of Catarrh tint e.iunot tut cured by Hull's Cairn ih Cure F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toltdo, O. We tho uudeislgiitil, have tjnown F. J. Cheny for the Inst 1,1 yeais, nml believe him perfectly honoraiilo in all buslmss transac tions ami thmiici illy able to carry out any obligation Hindu b their drill. WkT K TlilMX, Wholes de Diuggi-ts, Toledo, O. WaI.DINU, KlNNAN iV MaIIVIN, Wholesale Diuggists, T Jetlo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cine Is taken internally, acting dhectly uhiii llm blood and mucous sui faces of the system, Price 7.1c. per bottle. Sold by nil DiuggUu Testimonials live. vijp.' ")' ,m i-'k i4lsXlCifiSKi2isvLlA wmmmmmm fljBBP kME' ivw From $3 to $50 PRICE'S ass Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard No time like the present time to buy a Baby Carriage. Don't fail to see our immense line and prices. CLASON & FLETCHER CO. T
