CAPITA, CITY COURIER, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1892
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I Hpcclnl Couhikk Correspondence. 1
NkwYouk, Bept. 17, 1M. Mr. Mr.ns.
field's first nppenrnnco at Dnly's thcAtro on
Momlny came very nenrly lielng ft "first
nlghter" of tho regular winter kind. Mont
of tho old-timers wero on Intuit, but tho nu
dlonee looked very much Ilka tho weather
tlint In, Ix-tulxt mid between nml n llttlo of
Ixith. Indies In full ovening costume, biiiim
Imtii, nn sleeves well, not oxnetly situs
everything, but quite, enough sat noxtto
tho summer girl In refutation bohsMo cos
tunic, white elnw hniuiner ronted gentlemen
rubbed iigiiinst otheis In the lightest kind of
wiirm vtenther suits. Men In evening dress
woro stinw lints, unci girls In summer nttlro
sealskin xflUi-H. It wiis indeed u queer grtth
eiing and an nmiMml one for the beginning
or in u si'iisuu mi tiiugins uenner rumen m
hnppy recognition nor did thu men seem Imp
py. I'osMbly n recollection of Hawthorne1
"Tho Seal let letter," lead yenrs before, had
leacl Into their memory, with nil Its mourn
ful llguref, and Kssibly they walked Into
Dr. Daly's playhouse thinking of tho sombre
pictuieof tho sordid, nairow l'uritnn lifo
over which the gifted nuthor, with ruieskill
mid splendid liteiary stylo has thrown mi ex
fuse. "ThoBcnilet Letter" hns four acts,
joined together by Joseph llottou, who kept
chcly to the book, but Ilawthorr.eV words
were not written to busokeii and henco tho
wonderful elTects of weirdnei'S stamped on
tho reader's imagination, and done by tho
author with the simplest diction and without
effort, Is awry on tho stuge. The book has
been vulgarized. Hester nnd Dimmesdnlu't
ordeal Is a comic opein chorus theme and th)
whole play slngnlaily false to tho great orig
inal. The audience lookedasif thankful that
but few plaj s exist of tho desperately tlcomy
and innnoionntiR Puritan pattern, and filed
out of Dr. Daly's newly gilded theatre, very
much like the Plymouth pilgrims out or n
meeting house. Of tho production nothing
but praise can he wiitteu. Mlrs ISuatrico
Cameiouis plaintively dlgiiffleil as Hester
Prynne ami makes a splendid stngo picture
on the pllhry. Mr. Feiguwm is grimly re
vengeful us Chilliiigworth and tho llttleellln
like Pearl of Hawthorne's Is coirectly mlr
roied by Mls DeOiignan. Although Mr.
Alans Held totally fulled to reveal tho depth
of romoiK'lul lieling ntul convoyed ruther
the idea, to the audience, of a pretty mean
sort of a fellow to leave his guilty purtner in
the lurch, I. e played the dii-agieeahle pint
with vigor and Intense feeling. Tho play
lacks dramatic sticngth mid variety. It Is
purely psychological. A worthy effort, no
loubt but it hasn't the glio-t of a chance of
anything like pipular siicccm.
Tho only iicwne-s of tho week was given
tho public on the tip upper end of Muuhattau
Island, nnd .1 new ploy, n new star and 11 miir
author jumped ndvnutngeouly Into fame.
Tim piny is called "Oy P'-oxy," the star A.
8. Llpinnn, and the author Charlet Klein.
Tho pegtion which thecomedy hangs is that
of n young man Kcretly miuried in uupoi
tlon to his 1 fell father's wish. Ills parent
had nrranged to wed him to the daughter of
nn old f 1 lend. When tho plan is about to be
cnrrl ed out the young man prevails upon u
friend to exchange identities, and thus tho
old story of fast and furious complications
Is told over again, with numerous amusing
variations. Mr. Klein has written 11 clean,
w hoIcMJino story that is sureof succefs. Mr.
Llpmun, who reminds 0110 nt times of Chos.
yVy milium, is n finished artist, and altogether
M imager Churlcs Mathews may congratulate
himself as tho possessor of n money winner.
Tho Hippoitlng company Is unusually strong
unit give tho utar a close chuso for his liturcM
nnd whin I my that Harry Hi own, Lionel
Bland and I.eouom Bindley iiieln thucastit
Is no wonder. Tho good folk of Gotham
seem not In thu least to fear tho cholera in
our lift bor, for all the play houses have been
well filled. Dlxey biought out ,,Iolaiitho"at
Paliuei'son Monday, Introducing his sou,
Henry II, and the lad did well. "A Trip to
Chinatown" continues to turn eop!o nwny
from Hoy t's Mt'llsou Hipinie theatio and
everything looks lovely enough, the only
thing wished for being a sharp nipping frost,
nipping enough to nip tho cholera biielll
which nro n little worse tlinn other imartu
t Ions, which unfortunately cannot bo (juiir
nutinud. Du.NLor.
Members of thu two companies that strand
ed hero last week have nearly nil luft town.
Simps on, the leading man of the Wldner
Duncan conqinny Joined the remaining mem
bers of "The Jack nnd tho lieu natal k" alle
gation and have been playing at Ilickninu
this week during tho county fair. They go
f r in there next week to piny other fair
dates at Falls City, Mliisouii Valley and oth
er places where fairs are being held. Bnmu
of both companies have joined the Leslie
Davis company, while others are at thu Mu
tt e and have been doing woik at both places
this week.
The following are tho important attractions
now being pi esented In New Yoiks Vaude
ville and bullet nt the Casino; Vaudeville nt
Tony Past m's : tho Henry K, Dlxey Opera
company In lolanthe at Palmer's theatre;
A Tilp to Chlnntown at tho Madison Square;
Pauline Hall Opein company nt tho Fifth
Avenue tlieatiej Klubnd at tho Ourdru the
ntiu; ThoBliuggle of Life nt tho Windsor;
Thu Full- Hebel at thu Fouiteenth Stieet the
utro; DeWolf Hopiier In Wnng nttho Broad
way hnitle;"June"atthe8tandurd thentie;
Thu Llllputlans lit tho Union Square thtiilie;
Holimd Kent at the Star thentiu; Oliver By.
ion in Thu Plunger at the (li and Opera
House; Hubert Muntell in The Face In thu
Moonlight ntPioctor's; Kvi.nsaud Hoey in
A Parlor Match nt the IliJ.iu; K. II. SMhern
In Lettnihlair at tho Lyceum; Thu Back
Crook at tho Academy of Music.
Tho wrltw saw Silvlnl at St. Joseph
Thurfday evening In Don Cii'nr do llezan,
nnd can rtccoinend both pluy nnd players in
thoblghtst terms possll I. Tie scenery Is
inngtilflcent, the company superb nnd the
piece 0110 of uncenslng Intel et. Theio are
a number of exciting cllmixes In which t'io
work of Balvlul Is brought out vividly nnd
most pleasing. Na better attraction has
ever traveled over Undo Hum's domain. Ho
received numnrutiti curtnln calls after euch of
the live nets, nnd frequent npplnuses
throughout tho play attested the Intereittlint
the audience felt In Its every action. Tho
house was crowded and everyone delllitod.
Lincoln will likewise honor tho great Bnlvlul
Monday evening at tho Musing.
"Tho Hustler" proved an excellent draw
ing cnttl at tho Innitig Wednesday evening,
a full house being present to greet the clover
company of comedians, vocalists, etc. The
piece Is materially tho snmo as Inst season,
although much new business ami a much bet
ter onst is seen. John Kernel! as "Con" Mo
Kadden still does tho leading work, his gilt)
manner being particularly fetching. Next
to him cornea a now face, that of George
Marlon now in The Hustler, but well nnd
favorably known to tho lovers of farce com
edy. As Count Bpaghcltlc, n music coin
IKiser, etc., he Introduced a new role, his
Italian dialect being a decided feature of the
show. The female portion was 11N0 up to it
high stnndnrd, Hadlo Klrliy, Jmri Hello and
11 lievy of other beauties appealing to excel
lent ndvntitnge, Tne Hustler has boon here
lieforo but Is yet good for several nioro visits,
It has lots of dash nnd go about it, many
beautiful music numbers, witty dialogues,
etc., and it will do for several seasons yet to
come, esjieelnlly with tho present cast.
Hoyt and his "A Texas Bteer" are as pop
ulnr Mover in Lincoln, and although his
ranie brilliant comedy lias been soon hern
several times before, fully as Inrire nn au
dience witnessed Wednesday evening's pro
duction ns iiK)ii tho initial performance in
this city. Of "A Toxas Bteer" nothing fur
ther can lie added to what has hcictoforc
been said, save perhaps that it Is ui'ipiestlou
ably 0110 of Hoy t's best efforts. '1 ho com
pany Is almost Identically tho snmo as that of
last year, for Hoyt realizes its well as thu pub
lie that It would bo difficult Indued to better
the present cast, which is so ably led by Mr.
Tine Murphy and Flora Walsh (Mrs. Huyl).
The ringing by the colored quintette was tho
best heard allien thoy brought down the homo
last season Verily, "A Texas Hteer" does
not show signs of ago or wear and tear, so
we patiently await its future coming. It was
n big house and the Ftiiiku was lilted from
pit to domy.
This has been another big week at the Lnn
sing, nnd the Minions, so to speak, have
again been "strictly in It." l'h-y have played
to good business every night except Wednes
day, 011 which occasion the company gave
way to "Tho Hustler," which had previously
been booked for that date. Tho opening bill
of tho week, Ingomar and the Daultes, was
staged Tuesday ovdiilug. Hazel Kirko was
put 011 Thursday and last night it now 0110 In
tliocoiupitiy'rt nqurtoir, "Mow for Mow,"'
received its llrst Lincoln presentation before
a largo house. It was well receive I and lib
erally applauded. Tonight will finish the en
gagement when "Hearts of Ouk," the piece
In which tho Lindoii's have scored n success
here, wilt lie given as 11 fitting close to a long
and brilliant engagement. The pleasing
curtain raiser, "Tho Oreon-eyod Monster,"
will precede "Hearts of OjU" and an even
ing of uiiivei-stl pleasure Is promised all'
The Leslie I)vls company can well feel
pi oild of their successes heie during the
pieMMit engagement, for not withstanding
tho fact that a host of strong attractions
preceded them, such ns the st.tto fair, "l'oin
H'II," Bin mini's circus, "A Texas Bteer,"
"Tho Hustler,'' etc., their business has een
uniformly good and entirely satisfactory.
AI.KXANDKH HAI.VIXI MOXIIAY IIVK.MNO
Manager Church has dune well In securing
onu of the greatest stars of tho American
stage so early in t' e season. It will serve
thu patrons as an itpetirur for tho varied dra
matic nio'il thoy will h'tvti to digot before It
is over. Alexander Balvlul, although but
thhty yenis of age, has 11 wakened more in
teiestaud enthusiasm than any one of his
calling i-ince I'M fin lionth was In his prime.
It seems that the succeeding generations aro
prolltiug by thorn that have preceded them.
HeiM Is a genius who Iims nil tho advantages
of youth, phyi-iquo and personal charm, the
cynosure of all thoc who take an interest in
dramatic affairs. His success Is duo to two
cullies, his xenlus as an actor and his hi -spicacity
in offering tho public that for which
thoy have long yearned in vain. He has re
vived thu lomantic drama, Others have
tried It and it bus been tint a fitful dicker.
Salvhil has trimiied tho lamp nnd m do it
burn us bi ightly its In the days of the great
Fechter. It is fortunate in one sense that
theiomanceof D'Ennery and Dumas hnvo
slumbered for want of it fitting dellneutor of
their heioes, for Snlvlni in reviving them hns
given to the younger generntlon n dramatic
treat that in the majority of cases hns tho
element of novelty. "Don (Vsnr DeBazin,"
lu which he will appear hero, Is tlieiefoio an
ticipated with rather more than usual inter
est. Bnlvlul finds in tho half conic, half he
roic pnrt of Don Ciunr, a character exactly
adapted to Ills powers. Beyond tils own
ability Balvlul has the udvitulago of enter
I prising management. Hu is surrounded by 11
(pIciKlkl company and his plays are mounted
with til" mitjmlflccuce of s'enlc and enstumu
effect that capital alone can provld". The
organization will not have to ctll upon tint
local management for anything whatever,
in the way of soeiierv or properties, nil Is
can list complete, Tlij sale of seats opens
this morning nt thu Lansing box olllce.
A OltUAT lltlHII I'LAY.
Thu Chicago Dramatic .cniriin says of
"Leaves of ShauinMiv" which appears at tho
Funke Thin winy evening; "Another new
Iiish play on the market Is 'Leaves of Sham
nick,' which with its elal orate ptiutlmr drew
11 large nudlerco to thu Acudemv Suiidav.
The play presented a cipltnl star lu J P
Sullivan, who Is still known as the best Irish
comedian and singer tho Ivy Liif over had.
Mr Sullivan found it friendly audience which
Hindu him slug his songs until he showed evl
denco of fiitluue. "Leave of Nliaiiirocl;' is
onu of the tow Irish plays fiee fioni the usual I
tenant and landlord business, It Ua stralglit '
comedy with plen'y of good speivhes which
atus'iil to thu patriotism of thu Irish, full of
llfe, lias plenty of opportunities for every
MmmM
iuemtirof the company, and was einbellWie-l
with somo new sets which were pIctutTsquo,
Mr Buillvnii and his comptiiy dtwerve the
success they made, iiiitl 'leaves of BhamriK'k'
cnu comeback to us any time mid do n good
business,
TIIKATIttUAI. CHAT,
There's nothliigns sad as nil actor's laugh
In the true theatrical style,
Kxcept tho spasm by courtesy called
A professional Joker's smile.
It Is now Minna dale llaynes,
Tho lllces' "U(C!" has caught on in Boston,
Thero nre twenty-six theatrsi open in New
York.
Alexander Balviul Is an expert ,sw 01 ds.
man.
Dr. Augustiu Daly nnd Ada Hehnii will nr
rlvo In New Yoik Saturday.
Col, Mllllkeu, Pasha, wishes to sell his ni'l
odinina, "Cm Is. C iliimhils."
There nro thiee thousand niiors nnd net
resse.4 out of work In Now York.
The Ban Frnnclsco courts decide Hint Mc
Kee Hniikiu hns no legal grounds for di
vorce. Tho Lindens will initko their farewell ap
pear nt the Irftnslng tonight In "Hearts of
0.1k."
Now York will tills season be surfeited with
ballet iitid vaiidovlllo entertainments. Is
comic opein to tnkon back s'-att
'The Paper Cham'," by Charles Thomas,
will hnvo nn iiuH)rtnul place in itoslun
Vukes' repertory this season.
Otis Bkinuer is buck from Kuropo nnd pre
paring for Ills tour with Mndjt-skn, whom
Frank Pcrlcy will manage this season.
The Winston Opein comptiiy nnd the sp
ulnr favorites, tho BK)oner coinptny, are
iimorg tho October bookings nt thu Funko.
Kvaus and Hoey began it live weeks 011
Bngemeut In New Yolk nt the Bijou thentie
Monday, presenting tho ninth version of "A
I'm lor Match."
Joseph Jefferson lieglus his eleven weeks'
tour Octolier nd in Lowell, Mnss. , reaching
New Yoik nt thoBtnr theatre October 10th,
and the Lansing In tho near future.
Iloli.-rt B. Mautell is thu defendant In a
suit for absolute divorce, which Ids wife,
Margaret A. Mautell, has brought.
Didn't I tell you so) "Tho DuclH'sr" Is the
name of a piny which Paul M. Potter lias
written for Helen Barry, and which she will
produce in the west lifter tho elections.
Tho binsiug's October bookings will open
with Frohtnnu's great sueceis, "Jnne," which
Is now lun'ilug In New' York to enormous
business. It will ls here October third.
Thomas Huhcrty, tho husband of Mrs.
Kimball, who is Corliine's reputed mother,
died in Boston last week. People, however,
say that there have been three Coriuues.
A wurfuie between tho Philadelphia news
papers mid the theatrical luaiiaeis is red
hot, and the combinations playing in the city
of brotherly love ure getting it in the neck
right luei 1 lly.
Tho Henry Mapleson Opera company be
gins lt Amelia 111 tour nt tho Boston T10
inont. October 17th, with "Fadotte,"and Kn
glish version of "Les iliugous do Villars," by
illlam Grist, mudc by Tito Matel, Ameri-caniz-d
by B, B. Viilcentlnu.
Tho cliiiiacter songs and imitations of Mr.
Hoy wood who appears at tho Funko In "Now
Kdgwood Folks" Uctoliir "til and 8th aro In
n different vein fiom taosontteinnto I by any
other actor. Ho never oversteps t'io liound
ar es of gooil titstuiiud xtu llei with suuh goisl
care every p iusu of churiteter represonted
that no detail seems lit -kin ;.
StlllO Unwind. HUH).
The rendurs of this piqier will be pleiiNeil to
learn that there Is at leastoiudroudtsldlseaso
that science has been able to cure in all Its
stages 'nut that Is Catitirh. Hall's Calarih
("mo is the only jiosltlve cine now known to
the medical fraternity, C itarrli being ucou
btuutioniil dioeaso, lequlres constitutional
treatment. Hall's Catiirih Curu Is Uken In
tel unity, acting directly upon thu blood and
mucous suifucusof the system, thereby tie
stroyiug tlm foundation of the disease, and
giving thu patient strength liy building up
thu constitution and assisting nature in doing
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many more
Wo wnnt inuiiy more ro'ims for
tencliers and students, both furnished and
unfurnished looms aim houses; wo will want
them September 12, IWrj; rail at once nt the
olllcj of tho Western Normal College, rooms
1111 and ll'J llr.ice building, mid give loca
tion of hollies and 100ms, nnd prices nskid
for snme. tl-l-tf.
Tile Kontou bakery Is thu piuco to get
goisl wholesome bread. Try it. Oirnerof
Twelfth and P streets.
Ginger ulo, finest now before thu pubMc, is
belli; served to families by tho Lincoln Boi
ling U'oiks, Call up telephouu 111) and order
11 citse, It's clienp and very nutritious,
Everything- new and tootlisoine and deli
cious at the C loit-li.iiley Grocery Co,, 1218
O street. Pleasant treatment low prices nml
everything us represented is the drawing
curd that is winning now trailu constantly.
You can call up No. 43 unit order by tele
phone if you ivisii.
lr. faro limit Cures
IiIihhI, chronic, fe uile, heuit, liver, lung,
nervous, rectal and skin diseases. Rooms
Nus. 14 an I l."i, HlclianU block.
KC llakbig P11 .tder, 'Si ouuees i"i cent;
Absoluudy Pure. Havo you tried It
IM1111 Wcltliii I'tiier, 'JS Cents IV r llnx,
Firt qiiality linen or creitu laid, either
rule I or p tin, with I tto s'yl t o.ivelojies. lt
It big hll'gllill. t.' I lli till I ROJ it, tYiMS'U
Steveilr IVlMtin,' C 1., I lilt N strrttft.
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(IOTIIAM.
KrcthoTlirsplan pxhlhltlnn.as jon stand with
meek submission and iH-rasltinalljr mutter,
"It U Betting Mrylnte,"
The Oothani innldrii, smiling, nit tho prcsious
time tiegulllng, will nt Inst itesceiut to utter,
"lainyhatoustralghtT"
I'llll.AllKl.nilA,
When tho Phlliidrlphln maiden, with hrrlnftr
mind o'erliuleli by n tiedlitreo that's tinted
back from old mini lVnn direct,
Trips to greet jolt while you're waltltiK, aha
will stagver jiui bystntlug In a voluo wtlt
modulated, "Is my bonnet qulto correct?"
CIIIOAOO.
When tho htkeslileulrl Is ready, first she looks
at you ipille steady, and wltli senreely any
hoedlnv how tho minutes take their flight,
With Chlciwooo perslstunce, whluh aduillsiif
no resistance, she exehtlms In nccvlits pleitd
Ing, "Is my topknot out of sliiM?"
IUISTON. ,
Hut tho Boston iflrl smiles sweetly ns she llisirs
tho rest rouiiletely, mid jou're lilted wllh
ronsternntlnu when )nu hear her gently sa)
As she mnkes a few morn pusses nnd she re
adjusts her glasses, "1" my upper deeuratloii
horlzontully au full'
Nuw York Herald.
In tlm Mountains.
t. .
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M'Wk
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Blin Must you go linck
to work tomor-
row, Harry f
He It Is iiuperutive, Maud,
reat. Har)cr'rt Iliunr.
I need the
Tim Worst t lln Told.
Thu Miowy henda were boweil nnd the
wrinkled facca were wet with bitter tears.
A great crushing sorrow had comu to them
In their old ago and they clung to each
other helplessly.
"Mother"
There was a world of pathos In tho nged
husband's tender, solemn inannor of mi
dress. "I hnvo seen our boy In In"
The load upon tils mind wan too rcnt to
permit him to proceed nt once. Ilia voice
sank to an Inarticulate whisper.
Mull"
The word seemed to wring his houI.
"And ho confihscd to nil."
"Oh, Jiunosl"
Tho venerable mother trembled nnd
would hnvo fallen but for tho support of
her helpmate's strong right urui.
"James, James, to think that, it In nil
true."
"Yes, mother, ho admitted it nil. Oh,
tlint I should live to see this duyl"
In utter misery I hey rocked to nnd fro In
each other'a arms.
"And, mother, the worst of It la yet to
bo told."
Shu looked Into his facu In uuspcnknhlo
horror.
"James."
"Our boy confesses that ho stole the
money to oh to buy cigarettes."
It Fcemed as If their grief must kill
them. Detroit Tribune.
lie Hud Learned HiiinetliliiK.
Old 1 low-now So you'ro through
col
legof
Young Sinllitx Yes.
Uownow Well, whnt nre you going
to dor
Sinllnx Well, I hardly know. Pvo bad
two offers onu tu o Into n lawyer's ofllce
for two years at three dollars n week, nnd
thu other to play half back for n football
team at f 1,500 for the heasou. Hoatou
Globe,
Wiiltlni; Tor n Hkjrjrle.
"Why don't you rldo 11 bicyclnf" I asked
a young lady who wits talking about need
ing exercise.
"If I had started in somo years ngo It
Um,lll lltlV.. It.i.itl till l-tl.llt lillf f mlti't .In
I ,t uow tlmt v,.rv)0(iy ,.,' llflwl ltf , n,
waiting for
waiting for something now to turn up nnd
thei) I will get in eurly." Pittshuru I)l-
patch.
I'lunty of Odd.
Shu I feel so suruof tlm finale that I
bcllevo I would be willing to bet you a
kiss.
He I don't think I would like to accept
that bet except upon onu condition.
She Pray, what is tlmtf
He That you give inu wills. New York
Herald.
Tho Almighty Dollar.
Feathorstonc ilitvu you hcen the latest
thing in a sliver dollar? Sen here. You
touch 11 spring, It opens nnd here la a pho
tograph of your best girl.
Travers Fine, Isn't itf By the way,
old man, is that tho only dollar you hap
pen to have about you? Brooklyn Life,
A Wild Protest.
Young Wife What do you think of my
pie crust, Jack?
Jack (who doesn't wish to bo ns soveru
as) tho caso warrants) Very nice, my dar
ling; but didn't you get the shortening lu
lengthwise? Boston Post.
Time for Ural,
Tailor Your account, sir, hni been run
ning n long time, Mr. Jinks,
Jinks Exactly; it must be fatigued.
Let it stand still for it few months. Judy.
Wry Deep.
"Has Mnntnlliis n very deep voice?"
"Very. Why, when that man sings
hurts his corns." Tit-Hits.
It
Alas!
A face that's sweet, it figure neat,
A fancy parasol;
A gauzy dress- lace moro or less
Alas! but that's not all.
Besides her smile used to bcKUfto
The joutli that's smart,
Hid 'ninth her dress. I must confess,
Is 1111 India rubber heart
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A FIIST-CLASS
FUR
lastly in
In the
ImiUilnL',
paring
F. E.
Practical Furrier
5 EHEB OE3ST7 J:.
1'AII)
LINCOLN SAVINGS BANK
AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
S. E.Cor- 1 1th and P Streets
Boxes to Rent in
IlKNItV K. I.KWIS, i'rcsldiuit A. I'. -
TOLL SET OE TEETH $6.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
NO CHLOROFORM I
All Fillings at
Dr. H. K. KBRMAN,
Surgeon Dentist, Rooms 94, 95 and 96, Burr Bile.
OPEN ! '"
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Ninth Annual
Fur
.:TWM
uSisiJ
'Tf
Opening i
V I
October 3d, 4th, 5th":
The largest nnd best line ever shown In
the west, '
Furs nml Fur Garments retnllcd nt whole
snli; prices on nbovc dates.
A practical Furrier will he In nltendnncc. . )
A cordial Invitation is extended to nit to
Inspect the line of goods.
W.H.Dennis&Co.
Hatters and Furriers,
1 1 37 O STREET.
O STRE6T.
WHAT
: Needs
STORE
After twenty years of nctlve experience In tins
innntifncture of nil kinds of Fur Goods, ellit years
of which uns In I'nrls, latter In New York, nnd
Omaha. I Iicl' to nnnouncc to the cltl.ens
of Lincoln that I opened n complete ntul perm
nent stock of Furs and Fur Goods
Tuesday, Sept. 2othf
west store room of the new Y. M. C. A.
corner 13th nml N St. All kinds of re
neatly done, and satisfaction guaranteed
VOELKER,
Y. M. C. A. Bldff.
03ST
IJY Tin:
DEPOSITS
Safe Deposit Vaults.
.STK - V hllT, Vlec-l'rcs.
K.WKUMI, Taller.
NO ETHER! NO GAS I
Lowest Rates.
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