Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 4

Cameron's lunch and short order boose. BLOODY WORK. uuTvieioiTF J. D. Newman.

We Hare aa Overstock of Slices, And to reduce them we make some Special Prices for one week beermning Monday, October 15th. LiDIES FINE FRENCH KID SHOES In All Styles at than they cun he Ladies Bright Dongola, Shoes At $2.25 An Elegant Bargain. Ja. btiab. aaBBnoBB Misses Shoes at Correspondingly low prices.

Call in and our stock. v--. $4.00. Which is 60 per cent cheaper bought elsewhere. sjbmojk Jajaw aBBM At 2.50.

Reduced from $3.25. Tenth and FALL The Fines The Finest Display of Fall Styles of MILLINERY May now he seen at the old reliable, and always popular store of Mn. Gosper at 1114 0 street. ew goods arriving constantly and all th novelties of the season shown here as soon as brought out in the east. For fancy goods, tiimmings, aud all kinds of standard millinery at lowest prices, call on 11140 Btre.t.

WARM 'UNDERWEAR 100 Street, Good checked shirtings oe per yard at Miller1. The Catholic fair or baser at Bohaaaa's hall still continues with growing attendance every eveninf. That house warming at Fred Hover's, cor ner of 80ih and streets, last evening, waa largely attended and waa one of the pleasant-est occasions ever attended by any of the company. There was hardly aa empty seat la the Funke ltat night sirs Langtry ta undoubt edly a great drawing card, aad the low price os scats contributed much toward Jamming the bouse. Postmaster Watkina says they seed a large number ot additional boxes at the postofflce and as what they have are a little antiquated be ta trying to get a "complete new outfit and is hopeful of success.

It is rumored that there a as a row somewhere near the A depot last night during which one man was shot in the leg, but the police have been unable to obtain particulars or find the wounded man. Temporary partitions have been constructed at that hole in the wall of corbltt's billiard balL The toot and floor have also been brought to the proper horiaontal preparatory to further Inside repairs. The Turner block on South 11th street Is so far advanced that plasterers have commenced Inside finish. The west front, in attractive appearance compares favorably with the best In some respects takes the lead. Michael Schmidt an agtd employe at the Nebraska City packing house, waa held up there Tuesday night by several masked high waymen and robbed of about 89.

Three of the gang were arrested aad Jugged. The old Dr. King residence, corner and I lth streets, opposite Masonla Temple, Is being reconstructed and a business put In and will be occupied shortly by A Guile A Son with an undertaking establishment A Small, pressman in Pace, Williams North's Job office, had his arm badly hurt last evening by being caught In the cog wheels of a cylinder press. The flesh was badly torn aad bruised between the elbow and shoulder Delle Kiernen, a young lady 17 years old, died this morning at the residence of her brother-in-law, Boban, corner Second and streets, ot typhoid fever. The funeral will be held from St Theresa's church Saturday morning.

Mr 1. 8heldon says that the rumor that be had sold his property, comer and 11th streets for 830,009 is unfounded. He haa been offered more than 830,000 and refused it, The property is yet on the market, but not at that price. 8 Mills has said twelve lots la his addl tlon and in University Place during the last tew days. He sells lots without any cash to those who are going to build, and to those who do not want to build he sells for 810 cash and 810 a month.

Webster, successor to Webster Briscoe, baa purchased the Garten stock ot boots and shoes and will commence slaughtering prices on the same next Mondsy, Oct 23d. Call at 1040 street after that date for bargains In toot wear. Another week of good weather will see street paved from the railroad to 27th and it will be the finest drive and finest street in the city. About two blocks of macadamizing and four blocks of paving Just west ot the Ante lope Is all that now remains, Improvements at the capital grounds move briskly with evidence of a disposition to com plete all require men Is, specifically according to plans, and favorable weather only is wanted In which to accomplish the work and make the surroundings finished and inviting. Farmers are very busy securing root crops, threshing, fall plowing, corn gathering, erec tlon of cattle shelters, grain storage, repairing buildings and attending to other Jobs which must not be neglected.

Winter Is coming and thrifty farmers are watchful of their Interests la these respects. John B. Ballard, a former well known clti sea and business man engaged here several yeara ago in the hardware died this morning at his home, Portland, aged 62 years. Deceased was brother of Mrs Richards and Mrs 8 Owen and father of Mrs Dr Beachley. When Henry Smith of San Francisco died he left a will In which he directed that his son be taught Chinese and the cost to be defrayed out of the estate.

young man 1 still pegging away at the language and the widow haa appealed to the courts to save the unconsumed remnants of the property. 'I want you to stop this car Immediately, do you hear! Immediately, I say. I Just lost all my teeth out of this window, and you must go straight back and find them for me." The long-suffering conductor promised to telegraph back and have a man sent out to look lor them. The woman had fallen aaleep with her head resting on the window, a snore opened her mouth wider than usual, hence the trophe. Mr BIgelow, prohibition candidate for chief state executive, challenges Governor Thayer to meet him In the forum.

The latter In a second letter informs Mr McShane that be baa not replied to his first on the same subject If Gov. Thayer fails in responding to BIgelow and McShane does not respond to the second Invitation what Is to be done Will the count try be saved or ruined if the contest stops after all this bluster without a hearing Work Is now actively progressing on the well at the Antelope. It Is located twenty or thirty feet east ot the other well and that much further from the creek. It la twenty feet In diameter and Is going down as fast aa a dozen luaty shovelers can drive It Another hole was bored down In the little well to the artesian vein yesterday and all four are send' lag up their floods. They furnish all the water the pump can throw into the mains.

The school board held a meeting last even lng and allowed a large number of miscellaneous bills. On recommendation of Supertax tedent Bowers, Lena Webbecke, the little girl from Seward county who bad her feet frozen oft in the big blxzard last winter, was admitted to the schools and exempt from tuition fee The southeast corner room of the street school was ordered put In jondl- tloa for a school room. The committee was authorized to have necessary repairs made at tbe different schools. The beating and ven tlllatio ot the Elliott school building has not been done according to specifications, and considerable dissatisfaction having been fjxpressed, the full board will go out to Investigate. Under the bead ot "New Business," the Atchison Globe gives tbe following: Lasch wholesale merchants ot Lincoln, Neb have opened a temperary apple packing tatab llshment In the Ingalla building south 4th street and are doing a tremendous business.

Taey have not yet been opened for business a week, and have shipped over 1000 barrels. They bought three hundred barrel from farm-era' wagons today, and have quite a large force ot men at work packing them for ahip-mant They use nothing but tbe finest selected winter apples, aad meat any ot them would do to place oa exhibition at a county fslr. PURE (SEE ml Its sapeiiorueAlloBee proven la sallUoaa a koaaas for saore thaa a qaar or of a eoatery.il la aaad bv the Ualtod aiatoa voraaMat. Ka-4onod by tha oala of the Gnat aivaralttoa Mik8troaet Par and atoetHeallhlal D. Prim's Ur-m Bat lag Powder do-a aot oen-taa AsanrtBia, Iiaae, or Alnaa.

told oaJy PRICK BAIINS Pownn CO. Row York. Cauaac. a. AMUSEMENTS AT TBI HOPLXS THrATHZ Last evening a fair sized audience sssembled to witness the thrilling drama entitled "Too Late" or "The Mystery of Klngscrott," which was given by Frank Llndon and his own powerful company.

Mr Llndon as Rev Martin Preston, carried that part to perfection, and Carrie Anderson as Mrs Royal, could not be excelled by any one. Fred Sawyer, Glen Chase, Ella Masoa and Battle Neville also deserve special mention, and In fact It would only do justice to make mention of each char acter, as the acting ot all was excellent. TOSIOHT. The Frank Llndon company appear tonight in the great five act nautical drama entitled "Tbe 8ea ot Ice," withspecial scenery, cos tames snd stage settings. MATINEE At the matinee "The Duke's Motto" will be performed for the special benefit of tbe ladles and children, usual matinee prices.

LAST XIGHT'fl PLAT. One of the largest and most fashionable audiences ever gathered In tbe Funke wit nessed the production last night of "As In Looking Glass." Mrs Langrty, while celebrated as a beauty, has never been given much credit as possessing the artistic Instinct, but these who saw her In the role ot Lena Des- pard last evening, will agree that she lacks but little In dramatic talent talent, too, of high order. The ro(e she assumes Is a dlffl cult one; but whether as the blase woman of the world, enticing men to her side by her blandishments, the charming creature who goes Into ecstacies over breaking the banks at Monte Carlo, or as the devoted wife of the man she loves, and for whom she dies-through it all she Is a woman, with the vague subtleties, the finer feelings of a woman nature. It was a charming piece ot work, and places Mrs. Langtry higher than ever in the hearts of her auditors.

Her support was rather Indifferent, Chas Coghlan as Captain Jack Fortlnbras, and Frederick Ervllle as Count Dromiroff alone being deserving of special mention. EILABITT. The eccentric German commedlan, Mr Chas A Lowder, supported by Miss Daisy Stanwood and a fine company ot comedians, will present the new farce comedy of "Hilarity" at the Funke Saturday evening. "Hilarity," ks the name indicates, Is built for laughing purposes, being ot the Boyt Older of plays. Herman Balmer, the character which Mr Loder plays, Is one of the funniest Dutchmen on the stage, being eccentric without being wearisome.

HAOaiE MITCHELL. Next Tuesdsy evening her many admirers in in is city win nave tne pleasure or once more seeing the crowned queen of soubrettea. Maggie Mitchell; In her new Instantaneous sue. ess, "Ray," written especially for her, The mere announcement that Miss. Mitchell will appear will be sufficient to fill the house, Married, last evening, at the residence of Mr and Mrs Jack Johnson, cor.

ot Plum and 14th street, Mr Penllton Slurry and Miss Sarah Branch. After the ceremony was per formed the guests gathered around a bountl fully filled table ana partook of all the luxu rles of the season and soon after, with hand shakings ana well wishes for the happiness ot the newly wedded couple, departed for their homes. At about 12 o'clock the Clipper band. of which Mr Murry la a member, arrived at tbe house and made its presence known by flaying some of Its choice airs. At the close ot tbe serenade the band was Invited in and feasted aad smoked, etc.

Special Apple galo Thursday, Friday ami taturday, at 8 Ste vens A 1207 street. Wood. Wood. Bard wood at Whitebreast Coal office, Good Tapestry Brussels carpets 67W cents per yard-at Some big bargains in fine shoes at W. W.

Wsbstbb's. Good goods at lowest possible prices at W. W. Wibstsb's. FOB BALB On monthlv navmpntn.

InU nouses ana lots near tbe Woolen Factory. Bbacb A Stbawbrtdob, tt 110U street. Absolutely Puro. This SSTTilir mm imIm mmi i.l rty, sinaita aad rtiliinani. Hoao MS-aoaalMl lama tbe mUaary klU, eW aaasM be sou la, a nasi wttt aba Ban usee a ot sow bate, stoat, wotoftt akaas a SbM a ass wWeniSBUJ fRprALtt53f GUS KIDWELL CUT TO PIECES BY THE CARS NEAR MALCOLM.

Considerable Mystery Surround- ing the Accident. DEATH Of TBI VICTIM OF THI VAL PARAISO BHOOTLXti. Taw Comet tow" Cam- PJaw. Killed by tha Car. The mangled fragments of what once was a man, but ground out of all semblance of humanity, were brought to Lincoln this morning and taken to Undertaker Beaton's rooms to be prepared for It is what once waa Gas Kldwell and be was run over by a freight train two miles this side of Malcolm last night So far as can be ascertained the facts are as Kldwell baa been working on the Dr.

Converse farm near Malcolm for several months. Yesterday they brought In a lot of eattie from there and he came along to help drive tbem. When the others started home he did not go along but later rode out with a neighbor leading his pony behind tbe wagon. Wht-e aear home Kldwell got out and got oa bis puny while the neighbor went, on borne. This waa the last seen of Kldwell alive.

Shortly after the pony came home riderless. This was about dusk. Shortly afterward freight train No. 48 on the B. AM- came along there aad ran over something on the crossing.

They were not certain what it was but stopped as soon as they could and found that It was the body of a man. They took It back to Malcolm where It waa subsequently found who It was. The body from the hips up was cut all to pieces making a horrible sight It to not known how be came onto the cross ing but it Is surmised that his pony threw him aa he was crossing the track and that he wm so stunned tbst he lay there till the train came along and ran over him. It is thought tbe pony was home before tbe train came along. He badVobably been drinking a little jeforc leaving town but was not intoxicated.

Not very much is known about him but a letter wu found in his pocket from Martelle, Jones from his mother who fx-piessed pleasure at having lust received a good letter from him, the first in a couple ot months. She spoke of the woric Indicating that tbey lived on a farm and mentioned sev ers! other members of tbe family. Dr. Con 7erse describes him as a fine energetic oung fellow and a good hand. It is learned that the JUdwcil lamilv were former realdents of Lincoln and moved back to Iowa about two years ago.

Coroner Shoemaker Is investigating but will probably hold no inquest. No arrangements lor the funeral have yet been made as they are waiting to hear from tbe friends. The "Comet' Causes IU Feeling. "I wish the News would say for us," said a well known Irishman and Catholic, "that there are many people connected with our church who feel hurt by the course of the editor of the little advertising sheet called The Comet," which Is Issued In connection with the fair. Eight of the most prominent advertisements In it are saloon advertisements, and In the editorial column people are ad vised to read all the advertisements and to patronize tbe men who advertise and to keep the paper as a guide to the proper places to go after tbe fair la over.

This is nothing less than direct advice to patronize the saloons, and what makes it worse is that It comes from the clergy, and much the same advice was given from the altar last Sunday, be. lieve a majority of "the church people disapprove ot such advertisements snd such advice in connection with this church fair, and as we have no other way of voicing our sentiments we wish you would say that we do not en dorse it." CampaJgw Fun. A good Joke Is told on I Lansing of this city and Thurston of Omaha. They have been campaigning together a little this fall and were at Wahoo to address a big rally a few nights ago. Thurston insisted that ban sing should speak first contrary to the letter's desire and he determined to get even.

Be went to telling stoiles and kept It up until he had told not only all hi own beat Jokes, but all he bad heard Thurston use this cam paign. Be kept the crowd In a continual laugh for an hoar or more and left Thursto a without a single ready-made Joke to fire Into them. When the great orator got up be was conscious of the trick Lansing had been working on him, and with magnificent gesture and resonant voice, for which he is famous he began! "Fellow citizens, this Is no time for Idle stories or silly mirth. The Issues that press upon us are so mighty as to demand the most serious consideration ot every patriotic citizen In the land," and he went on to discuss tbem without a smile in the whole address. The Joke was then partly on Lansing, as It gave the Impression that he was a clown, but Thurston went to Peoria, 111.

In a da or two for a big speech, and when the papers came from there with reports of It, Lansing found that Thurston had given the Innocent suckers every last one of his best stories, not even omitting his celebrated canary bird named Grover, Follce Work, Monday evening Ellas Bhlnn stepped out into the rear of the so loon known as Fred A Joe's on 9th street and was knocked down nil mhfiMl nf gin Ha AMArfheri hi. ants as two youngcolored men whom he knew, RE Smith and Al Williams, Before he got out a warrant however Smith was run In as a drunk. Be wss fined 83 and costs for that and committed. 'Yesterday Williams was arrested and this morning the two hsd their examination before. Judge Houston charged with robbery.

A case was msde against them and. they were held in 8700 bonds to district court They were taken to the eounry "ill this afternoon. vj The drunken woman taken to the police station last evening waa released soon after and taken home by her husband, a very spec tab's looking old gentleman. John Burgan was arrested last night charged with robbing Frank McCarty, but tbe latter has not shown up today. Thoa.

Mardin and Bob Woods, drunks, were discharged with a reprimand. Bowen was fined 82 and costs for assault on Fred Larsen. The latter la one of the pav ing force and the assault grew out ot Bowen trying to drive over new work. First quality Berlin Zerbyr fire cents a skein at Miller's. The beat oa earth can truly be said ot Griggs Glycerine Salve, which la a sure, safe and speedy cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, buns, wounds and all other sofas.

Will poo, itlvsly cure piles, tetter snd all skin errup-tlona. Try this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed or saonay refunded aly 98 eentsv aid I Xario. Fall afl Winter Hosiery. ai all wool 25 cents, worth 40 cents.

Fall line of gents and children' all grades and prices. UNDERWEAR. Gents all wool, red, 50 cents. Ladies all wool, red, 75 cents. Full line gents and childrens natural and merino at lowest prices.

CLOAKS. A full line in all grades and prices. Ladies, Misses and Chil dren. D.Newman, 1027 0 Street L. BARB, THE JEWELER Eu recently added many new Roods to bis already large stock, and with tucreated room invites an mspecuou 01 mi stuca.

line Repairing a Specialty. Don't forget the place. 1019 0 Lincoln, Neb. TRICKSY JEWELLERS. Largest Store in the State.

TheLincolnNews KVENING OF OCTOBER 18. PERSONAL. Thus Pattersou, a leading lawyer at North Watte, Is at the Capital, Eon A Sampson, attorney general ot Col orado, was in town today. Marriage license was issued today to Lewis Sbulu and Mary Meyer; Louis Dotsauer and Louisa A Hooka. Flckett ol the freight office has taken a week's holiday for a trip to the west ern part ot the state.

Ifr Henry Howe of Homewood, stop ped over this morning for a brief call on friends as he was pasting through to Denver, Hon Sterling Morton came In on the train from the west this morning and rode up town on a street car as unconcernedly as though he were aa ordinary traveller. E. HAL. LETT Walolimaker, Jeweler avnd Xagravaet US Korth. Klavratat Itreet, LOCAL NEWS Meals 86 cts at Carder's.

The best teas. 8 Stevens Co. Big bargains In Table linen at Miller's. Best on earth, Loup City Fancy Patent, Special sale of line chenlle curtains at Miller's. Ladles' bath rooms at 386 South' Eleventh street, Ask your grocer for Loup City Fancy Patent Good velvet carpets 95 cents per yard at Miller's.

Cameron's lunch and short order house, 1026 Street. Fine twill back Broadcloth 86 inches -wide L12 at Miller's. The letter carriers will have a ball at Temple Hall this evening. if you want strictly pure cider vinegar buy Wm Vogt'a 8-year old. Did you try Wm Vogt's Borne Made Cldert He makes the pure Juice daily Childrens all wool scarlet underwear as low as twenty cents at Miller's.

Instructions given In painting and drawing, by Bagg, studio 112 Natreet. First quality Body Brussels carpets IL80 made and put down at Miller's. It is well worth the price of admission to bear the orchestra at the People theatre. Newly furnished bath rooms especially flttei for the comfort of the ladles, at 236, So. 11th street WE Graves Is proprietor ot the elgar store No.

1006 street by recent purchase from DeBrohen. A meeting of the Lancaster county bar association ts called tor this evening at the office of Prealdcnt Lamb. The Odd Fellows excursion to Omaha this morning filled four cars and included at least 250 persons when they pulled out. Pleaaant furnished room and board In private family for two or three young gentlemen or ladles, sw cor 80th aad ate. Sheriff Moore, of Hitchcock county, arrived today with John Banflll sentenced to three years In the pen for horse stealing.

Woodworth A McFall have received a full Una of blanketa and fur rob. Mow la the time to select from the large and handsome variety, at 1235 street. rT The prohibitionists have leased Bohanan'r hall lor nine evenings previous to close of the campaign. Intelligent orators will arouse all the living and perhaps some of the dead. 'Five cart choice winter apples tor Latch Bros arrived today.

Wine Bap, Jennetlns, Romsnltes, Russeis and other standard varie ties comprise the list in this consignment, The Langtry car, her own personal property and built from plans ot her own suggestion to accommodate persona and baggage, left this morning over the U. P. for Topeka. The tot. 1 valuation ot property, real and personal In Gage county according to assessors returns tot 1S88 Is 5, 441.609.

The wealth ot the county Is about Ore times that amount While grading a street in' Nebraska City yesterday a skeleton was found that waa supposed to be a soldier burled there when the only settlement at Nebraska City was the military post There Is a surplus ot hay on Market nuare this afternoon and prices have a downward tendency. Farmers are bringing In lota of potatoes and very nice ones were offered as iow as 85 eenta. Apples were also being prd-Ued out ta considerable oneutltr at 71 cente. 1137 0 St. Hatter and Furnisher.

asSBj Streets. STYLES UNION 111 So. Tenth Street. CAPITAL, $200,000. Liabilities of Stockhwjdera.

$400,000. STOCKHOLDERS. INTF.RKRT JOHN FITZGERALD, Paid on dewo.lt of 15 MACFARLAND, MOORS, EE BROWN, HATDEN. HE VERf LEWIS, IM HOFT, 1 YATES, LAMBERT80N, MoOONMFF, CHAS HAMMOND, TEOALVERT, MEYER, HOLDRFGE, DEWEESB, HALL, HL SMITH, A 8 RAYMOND. DAVID RKMICK, FRED SCHMIDT, JOSEPH WITTMAN, I F1VNET.

BOWMAN, I IMHOFF, and upward at tbe rate of ft per cent per an num, compounded roar Swings leeout SOLICITED. UOXHTS LOAN For a long or short ttme on real estata or Improved collateral so- kurlty at low rates. means MOORE, Pres. HENRY LEWIS, Tina jOSrMIOFr.CasVa, PEOPLES THEATRE Opposite P. O.

ONE WEEK, COMMENCING Monday, October 15. Engagement of Lincoln's Favorite Actor, FRANK LfflDOH Supported by His Own PowerM Coilatr In a Repertoire of Popular Plays. Tonight, Thursday, Oct. 18. The great fve act nautical drama THE SEA OF ICE rOR TAB i Thirst For Gold.

A change of programme ascb nUsht. Gallery 1 Clicle Reserved "JO cents. Bs- He Swears. The latest from the ex-great American pugilist, bulllran, reports Boston John very penitent. An Interviewer reports him saying: "I've had plenty time to reflect on my past doings, and I've made up my mind that in thirty years of my life I've had about fun enough.

There wss a time in my sickness when I was thought to be dying, but God was good to me and gv me one more chance. I've fully made up my mind what to do with that chance, and I will never again touch a glass ot beer or a drop of any kind of Intoxicating liquor. No man who Is a frleud of mine will ever ask me to drink again." Shooting Serapo. Valpasaiso, Nib. Oct.

18, '88. To the Naws Lte In the afternoon of lsst Monday a shooting affair took place about 5 miles north ot here in which A atts, Ike Willis and Greever were the principals and which resulted in Greever receiving a very dangerous wound In the back and he's in a critical condition as tbe ball has not been located yet. Willis and Walts gave themselves up and were released on ball. Later The man Greever grew worse aud died at an early hour this morning. Willis and Watts have been rearrested charged with murder.

Mr and Bratt, business men of Bennct, arrived here today on their return from a week's trip and exploring expedition to Colorado. They report farming sadly neglected and crops very light except where lands are fed wlthmolsture" fronrirrlgatlngcanalsv Grass Is very short and herds of cattle are driven to distant fields for subsistence or shipped.out of the country. Messrs and are unanimous In their preference for Nebraska since looking over the dry west and don't care to swap off Lancaster county for the entire farming regions viewed during their Journey In Colorado. For Sale or Trade. A fine double building business block on corner, In Alliance, for sale or trade.

Will sell one half or entire building, one-third cash, balance trade for stock of goods, farm or cat tle; or give time at eptlou of the purchaser. For particulars address Chas. F. Jenkins, Alliance, Neb. Gevrg-o T.

Blehards, Collector and bouse agent Notes, bills, accounts and house rent collected and promptly paid aver houses to rent, Office 85 Richards block, Lincoln Neb. Dr 8 Eaton has removed his ofhee from street to room Webster block, on Eleventh street, adjoining Masonic temple building. Imported Saxony yarn 10 cents per skein at Miner's. Tbe Enterprise Barber Shorj. InBurr Block.

ts one of tbe best in the city. Fine bath rooms In connection with same. Ladles and children will receive especial attention. BAM WBSTIRHBLD, Proprietor. tio to Stevens A Co.

for your winter apples. Cider I Cldor I Pure homemsde cider made dally by Wm Vogt. Any quantity from one gallon up de livered to any part ot the city. Send postal card to Wm Vogt, B3I Pine st. A Job lot of kid gloves 36 cents per pair at Miller's.

SEARLS ELDRED3E, GENERAL PRODUCE And Commission Merchants, 119 South Ninth Street. Consignments of Fruits, Vegetables, Butter, Eggs, Poultry and Game received dally. Creamery Butter a Specialty. FOR SALE! Lots in University Place. Lots and Blocks in Mills' addi- ion to University Place.

Houses and Lots in University Place. Lots in east Lincoln on 0 street. very desirable. Any of the above property will be sold at a bargain. Will sell lots on monthly payments, Inquire of WaSelHIlLEJ, One-half aJle soath af Wealysa diversity.

Stock -tmmense Heating and Cook STOVES And full Assortment of FURNITURE, ESPECIALLY PARLOR GOODS. ow received daily. Consult us 0 on prices Lincoln Commission Auction Go 107 north 9th street Humphrey Block. PUNKE'S OPERA HOUSE Oravford IfoReyoolds, Leases aad Managers' Saturday, 0ct.2Dth. Special engagement of tbe Eminent German Dialect Comedian.

Chas. A. Loder And a competent company of com-edlans, In his new three act Musical Absurdity, "HILARITY." New. music, new songs, witty dialogues, artistic dances, etc Two hours and a half of music, mirth and merriment. Don't fall to see the grand street psrade by the famous Hilarity Patrol Band.

Under the direction ot Prof. Ned Houscr. beaded by the world's greatest mxjor, BILLY KIBBLE. Prices 25, 60, 76, $1. Tuesday Evening, Oct 23, America Favorite Artiste, Maggie MitcMl, SUPPORTED BY Mr.

CHARLES ABB3TT And Her Own Effioient Company, Under the direction of Ma. Wx. L. I.YKEN8. An Instantaneous Success Wrlt'jen expressly for Mcgle Mitchell I.

I Dy Wallace Walters. Special Cast, Special Scenery. Special Printing. Frkas, 20, 50.lt 1. served seats on ar Trie jewelry store ofLBerr, 1010 street Poors epea at 7 m.

Commencea at I bv Matinee Saturday at 2 p. t-B Hf-1 Vox" 4 V. HSBJM.