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AND SLIPPERS.
MEN'S
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AND SLIPPERS.
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Fine Shoes
AND SLIPPERS.
AT-
Perkins Bros.
SPECIALTY
SHOE FITTDTG- HOUSE
1 1 29 O Street.
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The hvt illustrated
per. Tin effoit of
liuiuorniis new spa
the illustrations i-
heightened h tin-uc of lour (.olnr. Al-o
printed nn coated paju'f.
Time is Staunchly Republican
It vigoroush advocates the maintain
nnce of n protective tariff; ami it speaks in
no unco tain voice forUepublican princi
ple, and for doetilnes of the paity ns set
foithinthe Republican platform of iSSS.
Such a paper, speaking directlv to the
eve of tho voter directly througli Its Mm
pie and pom fill cartoons, a well as to
the mind through its editorial, will he of
positive v nine to vou dining the present
uiinpalgii.
This being a campaign of educntlon. in
which it is necessary to teach the otcr the
plain tints of the situation tv
evcrv means
within icach.a paper such as' TIM I; should '
be fo.iud wccklv In the reading- room ot
even Republican dub In thu country. j
Siii'dc copies, ten cents ench; ul)sciip-
tioii. 3 mos., si.25 ; iiio., ?j.5i: one venr
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fARTHUR'S
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SODA
WATER
Coin 111 Ma llle.veles 11 ml Ti Icjoles,
sIOSt. It D DD1S. MIT s-mOKt.
KING STEEAR,
SHOE STORE,
Is the next thing ton Savltiusllauk. Tho only
dlllMelieu In we L'fvo Vou
Real Leather Shoes
llltoiiil of I'll per holed Shoes, lor the siiuie
or lessilolliirs t in t thcatherrtiiiirKClor shod
illcs. Wo sell tliciu on 1 1 nil' mollis. The
rht-Hiii si 11ml liost liluoe In America lor Ileal
I.t nt her Shoes forlhe mime amount or money
Iteiiieiubor the place, KUDO stieet.
KING STEEAR.
LITTLE LIVE LOCALS.
Mctilligfl nf 1 1 III
wlsn A limit
, I'oisniiul unit Kllio
Olll People,
IlIuU'i- lVikitit Is visiting t Ann Ailior,
Midi.
U. M. ItariiO' Im rctu I ititt from
trip to
tho HtVdei.
i
L'lty '
MIssMittl-Oilbort pnlil Nuliiiuku (.
niiilii,
September tith
Miss Nellie Ciiuunlngs started Thursday 1
for Ilclmniit, Mo.
.Mr. J. H. lUchiipNnnd faintly are visiting
in Ilmiiugtoii, low 11.
Mr. II. M. Myers left Monday for Superior
on 11 two weeks' visit.
Mrs. A. II. Ileneh left Thursday to visit
ti lends nt Sedalln, M .
Tli wink nf niviug has loen progressing
very satisfactorily this week.
Dr. Mniitu Is nipidly convalescing, and
now takes n ilrlvi o leh day.
.Ml". l. I
spending III
Mr. O. C. linker, ileputv isMtunster, Is
spending Ills vacation at Manlton.
s handsome largo circus ndvertlso
pK'ni' in one next Issue.
The tldil Fellows held a very pleasant pte-
1 nle at Cushnmu p'trk ednesilay.
1 Mr. and Mi . .Imepli llo'hmor left Wislues-
' day to spend a few week In Coloiado.
See tlie iiohhy ehlldii n's and Misses clonko
jllst lee Ived liy Ability Mills-mugl-.
' Mr. .1. .1. D.ivls uud wife len Wuluc'dii)
011 n trip to the principal cities of thu east.
Mrs. W. K. Kul'i'i-li-rt Tlnii-silny for Far
mer City, III., to visit filends and lelutlves.
Mr. t'ltaili-s West, manager of the tioin
Irani (ompaiiy, left Tliuixltiy for I'hilndcl
ptiin. Miss Helen Merrihew has returned from a
delightful trip to Diilntli, St. I'anl and Mill
1 iieapolls.
Mr. W W. Wheeler, who has leen "11
tlio kid; list for M.ino time jiiiM, Is Im
proving. 1 Mr. Fred Kelley Is ciis'tingn very unlipio
1 flue residence on C stleet. It will hea lieimty
when llnishcil.
I Tlie Domestics defeated the Maroons in a
well-plnycd gnuiunt Cusliiuau jmrk Wodnes
day, -Score, i! too.
Mr. C N. Italrdnf Weeping Water, was
In the city Thursday looking after his state
tleaslirt'hlllpliooni.
1 Mis. I. C. Wlso returned Weduevlny from
a very pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs. I.
Doutsoh, at Atchison.
Mvron Wheeler returned Tuesday froni his
' outing nt Spirit fjike. Mr. W, it spending
a lew weeks hi Omaha.
1 l'rof. Ifaitley and wife lmo returned
from 11 delightful dip through Nntioual pail.
and other western jiolnts.
Mr. W. Meyer returned this week from
Denver and other Hilut.s In Coloiado, miU'h
lefreslusl final his vacation.
Mi. S. M. Ashbv is In Chicago lay hit; hi 11
liig stork of fall mid winter goods for the
house of Ashliy it MilNpaugh
Dr. I.. 11. Fuller anil gland-daughter. Miss
Dot St I iv. have returned from a scvctul
mouths' visit in Massachusetts.
Fire Wiiiilen Newbury Is attending theau
imiil convention of the 1 ill t liiual association of
the ihlefs at Miuueapo'.is tills week.
Messrs. .1. II. Harley, .1. D. McFailand and
!. M. IjimlieitMiii have ret tuned Iroin their
', hunting and lishlng trip hi Wisconsin.
, I'iiuples, hoils and other 1 union, are liahle
to appear when the blood gets heateil. To
euro them takes Hood's Sursapnrillu.
News was receivtsl 111 Lincoln this week
'of tlie death or t. It. 1 1 in Unit, son or Dr.
lliirlhut, a former lesiileut or tills city.
Tm: Commit will hcicaftcr he found on
hide at the L. 1). T. news stand under State
1 National hank, corner Tenth and O sheets.
Walter Davis, of Lincoln's only exclusive
eaiK't store, returned lioiuu Tuesday after
liaving spent several weeks very pleasantly
ahroad.
I The I. lueohi LiiCros.se chili was organized
last evening. Will practice Tuesday evening
at grounds, cornel ol Seventeenth and South
stleets.
Yesterday was picnic day for the Christian
chinch )H'o:ile, and a great ninny went out to
llctlmny heiglitsmid ciijo)ed a ilellghtlutihty
Iu tlie grove.
Mls.s Jennie Liiipiuan will leave shortly for
Davenport. Iowa, wheie sho will atleud the
' ..vollelil wr-tmnl ill' tin. Ill iiiifii.itli.tit f.uif....
1 - ! v "' - !'-
1 Hon Acaileniy.
I Mr. David ltemick, wife and daughter, left
Tluiixluy morning for the west. They will
I sH'lid 11 lew weeks ill tlie Hookies and then
! proceed to tlie coast.
Ashhy .Millspaugh hav o Just opened their
utile lliioof ehildleu's and Misses cloaks. It
' is a good plan to make stlccllnus early, before
1 the si.os are broken.
Mr. A. S Fielding of the Klkhoru city ollii'e,
1 aei'oinp,iuinl by Ids lie, left this wiel: lor
n visit to fiieiiilsiu Indiana. They will be
1 absent about two nicks.
Mr All' Kind received as a present this
week Irom a lady filend m Cnliloriiiii 11
homed toad, which he has ln-eii exhibiting to
friends at ( nklc) ' coal olll. e.
Mrs. II. W. llro'.vii. aecoiiipanlisl by her
daugliter Miss I'loreiiee, vlsltisl in Council
hluri'son Satmdiiy and iu Uiu.iha 011 Suudiiy
returiilug home 011 the night 1 1 am.
Charley Clark and Frank Hathaway loft
Tlmr-slny lor a two mouths liip tluoiigh
1101 them Wyoming, and will probably net
asaiellef c.K'ditlou to the Stniit-MiiNWell
paity.
Mrs Frank I'erklus retuiinsl jeste:-dav
' nfter a two mouths visit to Aim Arbor, Mich.
Frank has hoeii batching quite long enough
to suit him, so that homo eoiuloits are again
enjoyed.
Aaron llioicstnll' jolnisl tho pleasure seek
er nt Mmitoii ThurMluy, After a week's
stay Iheie he will leave for Salt I Jike City
uud Is exiHs'teil to lie baek aliout the IliNt of
SepteuilKT.
Miss Maitlia Funl.e leaves (ierinany next
Maturiiay, tlio -..tli, 011 ii"i 1 etui 11 toner lioiuu
in tins city, fsne win lie ncconiiannsi ny mv.
and Mrs. Carl Fiinke, Miss Fannin Miss mis-
sey and others.
Harry HelVelllnger Is liaek again to Ids old
love Omaha Is n gay and evil inelroHilis,
but Lincoln life suith Harry better, so here-
after h j will bo found in his old place as chief
cleikiitO II. ChupumuV phnrmaoy.
bidlos who have chlldieii to ill ess will llnd
it very deslriiblo to pick out their winter!
cloaks enily while the asvutmeiit is complete. 1
Ashhy it Millspaugh liave just lecelvid thu I
lines, line ol tlioo goisls ever hioiight to
I Lincoln.
1 Mr. II. It. Krug.ol thellnuof NMur&Co.,
, has ivturiusl from an extensive trip through
the nist, during which he secured miiiiu great
, bargains for tlio house as well ns jiayiug a
visit to his old homo In Lancaster county,
1 l'enusylvnulu.
I Tlie Nebraska City I'n-xi of Tuesday con
tains tho following: Mr. Kdgnr Kdwards, or
Lincoln arrived iu tho ( ity Saturday evening
and ivtiirnisl homo yesterday. It is said by
knowing ones that "dig" canto down to sou
about "m ''Vu" In wliloli he is interested.
WHAT SHALL WE WKAI1?
I
FASHIONS IN DRESS WHICH HAVE
FOUND FAVOR.
A St)lltli Homo Dinner (iuwii wild
Drnpril ttoillro mid High ClicmliicHiv,
lllustr.ited anil Drscrllieil for Hie llriirtK
of lMy Kemleis.
In this Issue wo pivscut an unusually pleat
lug nuskl of 11 homo dinner dress Unit cat
hardly fail to iloao thu most fiutldliiun.
UO'iU IJINNKil PIIUSS.
Tho iirnppil bodice, full '.leuvpi, kiltfd
flclrt uud apron draplu;; is of apricot colored
1 fcilk canvas with trimmings of 11 fringe com-
loscd of opalescent, jet uud chenille strands.
I Tho high chemisette, finished by 11 Mi-night
! collur of tho Fimio, u of (.prigged net; tlm
1 foldeil felt Is of pongee hllk. Tho knot of
loops mid ends on tho trnlo are of idiot iimlro
rlbtxju.
ttnltiiin Mlllltirry.
Nuts find their wny on to both huU and
I bonuctn, Intermixed not only with hops, but
with nut boughs, and otio liiiirmliig ttotmot
j wan coinKMd of oak leavi-s of tho tender
. green vvlikh cornea when thn trei Is iu full
I leaf; this was accompanied hero and thero
' by the pink balls, 11 frequent parasite, grow
ing on tho leaf, (iaulfered tulle, is being'
used for tho ontlro bonuctR hi v.liltound all
1 colore, uud this Is 0110 of the liest foundations
I for bouquets of lloweiu Toques which nro
notc.iKy to distinguish from Ktriuglcas bon
1 uots uro being inndo in antique iiLIkjii of n
round sb.'ije, and houiewhnt high. Natural
rushes mid iritiirul reeds nro mlic'lisl uith
i many bouipieU, and thu rushes are bent into
1 bows which niv singularly quaint uud pretty
ou bonnets. Tho real direetolro Miapo with
flaring brims turning up from tho face, n
worn iu I'ariti, aro gradually Whig udoptisl
here.
I Indeed, each bonnet is mi distinctly dllTcr
, cut that it is not. only difficult, to in.il.o 11
L'uolca of u bo.inet, hut t j di-seriho the many
vuiielies. A blade laco laid been trimmed
with laburnum nud green leaves, mid thii
graceful fulling flower hhov.s to advuutago
In millinery. Tne-el flowers aro mod mid
much watered ribbon. Tho Ix'ghoru hats
uro crumpled up into most extraordinary
shapes, but no word painting will brins their
form to tho mind's eye.
Tho largo hnUaro rendered moro Incoming
by tho high trimmings, which lake olf from
their breadth. A Myhsh 0110 was black, with
largo while watered ribbon lions. Insects
Ktill uio 11 feature iu millinery, mid somo of
tho most incongruous l.lmli js-ep out 1 1 0111
bows uud gathering of lace. Wasps aro tho
last idea; earwigs, doubtless are tonillniin
utlve; -11-011 and ml beetles aro tho kind
most used. Ijico Is employed 11 great deal,
and it l.ccs 111 form iu tho high upstanding
erections by menus of concealed wire. Chan
tilly is tho black laco tiKMt used.
1'lorul Shoo for llrldesiualils.
Numbered with other ilorul concvlts pa
tronized by ladies iu seurch of novelties is
thu brjtlouuuid's Mine, illiifctruted iu tho cut.
IIUIU'-MIAIDi Kiton.
The fchoa I j of palo jink satin with ribbon,
lllillo to match in color. This ihoe, flllod
ban
with cholco lloucrs, is designed to bo carried
by biidctn:ai(s inatsud of 11 wicker work
Uovmt basket.
St.vles In Comets.
Fashionable cj:seta r.vo now cut to glvo ft
long tlcnder waist with high bust; to do this
thero aro transversa soanu making a closo
zouo ubout t ho vvr.ist liu?, with long darts
that hold tho flesh ubeve, while thu lower
parts lit over the hli3 liko 11 cuirass. How
ivcr, tjarr.n-jof n nil tlgures, corsets nro
laado r.s glovca arc, I.i thrco sizes, short,
lncdli'.m r.ud long, the difrercuce Uing In tho
length of ths v.aiLt. Colored corsets aro now
iu great favor, tho light shades being used
, for timsmcr, sv:ch r.o dovo, pulo rose, clean
i bluo and t.v:rlcti black corsxts nro also worn,
U'lng Hke.l by many ns well ns nro black
stockings. A now fancy combines two
colors In tho tamo carsct, as n Gobelin bluo
1 Kitlu corset with tho bones covered with
copper red, or 11 blr.ek coi-set strixsl with
' plstaeho green, or v.hito with reseda; tho
1 beltliko pieco Is nLo tnndo In eoutrasting
, cu.or lo ,a5 l:, ' mm "I".
Jeau, coutillc, nud sateen nro tho fabrics
of washing coieta that may bo cleaned nt
home, whllo those of satin need n professional
tcouix'r. Summer eorwta of transparent
canvas as tiilu as Inco aro held to tho llguro
by n r.ouo of saUcii. For nursing mothers
nro corbcts that liavo n slit down each breast
that can bo e-jsdy cjicucd or can lio closed by
a single button. For (.tout figures nro long
corsets with clastio plows set in tho lower
parU of tho front, and sido lacings to adjust
tho hip pieces comfortably. Hones nro 1
crossed on tho hip to hold tho llguro hi goal
slmpo, nud to tho ixm shaped front stceli
aro now milled three vviilo sido steels, rrctty
stitching in colored silk Is douo oil thcto
stiels, ami embroidery in neat designs edges
tho top of tho corsotb. llarjKr's Uaxjr.
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LADIES SOCIAL SESSION
't'hn l.liirnlii I.IUs Kiiteilnln 'lliell'
l.nit.V I 1 lends eilni'ilii,v I veiling
(llieof the most ngrvcnhlii mh'IiiI events of
thu year, was tlm hocihI session given Wed
nesday evening by the meniheiof the Lin
coln lodge of I'.lks to their Inily (1 lends.
Willie no claliornte luepariitlous weiv inule,
tlienlfnlr was by far the pleasantest siwlety
has Indulgisl iu for 11 long time. Monsi's
llulitimn, llecMiu mid I'iiivmu in, ivcelvisl the
guests its tliev 111 1 lvil. The ptilors were
brilliant l llglihsl with Incnudes.-eiits. -iml
liitilensl Lie s-riiii most bountiful, the bright
colors of the ladles tolllctt'iVcoiitrastlug vvilh
the conventional black of the gentlemen. An
Informal social preccdisl the oiciihig of the
xession liy l.xaliisl Miller I . C. .ehiung nt
ten o'clock.
Tho llrst number on the program was
plalin nolo by Miss Willoughhv, followed I
11 soprano solo, "I'nrilcii of sloop. ' by
Mndnin Weber, A tenoi solo, "Loves Sor
low." by Mr. II. C. K lily was next on tin"
program uini was wei' te 'elviM,
Mis. W. S. 1 liitrm 111 gave 11 dialect re iln
tloii,"(lTiiiielVtaiid.Miiris.ilL'orgfi 'anil hue
spouse enthusiast loplaiidiUrcnilousl us uiien
coie, "The First (.tuirol " Mrs. Iluft' mill Is 11
delightful olo'iitloiilst. and captivated nil by
hoi mustoilv lendltloiis,
Oilier iiutsleal miuihers Here a contralto
solo by Mnilame linker, and duos by Mint
aiuo els'r and Dr. Ilolvoke, iiiii,.Mesi(imes
WiIh'i- nud llikei, all of which rv-is-ivpil en
ioi es.
At cloven nelo-k, ns N iinuil In all l.sljim
1 of tho Ulks the tnist to aliseut uieiiilK'iH was
iliunk staiidltig, all Joining hi a nw nf
"Auld Ijing Syne." iliwsrt, FurpRiiiiiii nud I
CiirrntheiniicUd as poliepiueii, uud vveie mi
timidly alert in brhiglng dplluqiieiitN befoie I
the 1'xaltisl Kuler I
After the close of the mtlienl pmgrillll,
relivshnientsnr eake, Ices, I creaiuiilid loin-
' oliiide vvere servtsl 011 small tables In thesii
Ion. Alter these dllltltlos hud been duly ills !
cussed, the social session was brought Ion'
close by all Joining hands Iu n dice and1
I hinging first vene and ehoius ol " 11I1I Lang '
, Syne." '
llio rooms wre then rleaiisl for ilaiuing,
mid the happy young siplo enjoyislan hour
orinore hi din eujoyuieiit ol that ilellghtl'ill
, exercise.
1 A.MI.KIW.
Tho lilks have tlie llncsl quarters hi theclty,
and their sessions 111 e most pleasant.
I Lincoln lodge is but live mouths old, but
' it can give Mime older organizations 'miutcrx
' 011 How to enlci lain.
I (,llilu 11 iiuiiiIht of the ladies and geiitleinell
ap)H'arisl hi full dress. Many very pietty
costumes were noticed.
tU'nrj,!' I'oresinali prnvisl so elllelout as a
pollceiniiu that hi' fiieinls think seiloiuly of
urging him for a position on the city force
A nuintier of Dr Holyoke's friends weie
1 uunwaieof his taleutMiis a voisillst, nud the
i Doctor was IihiiiiixIcsI to iesioiii to an en
I isiro
Wislnexlny of each week has I von sot apart
as ladies dav. and the wives and lady fi lends
I of the members will lie given tho fieedoui or
the looms.
i Several buehelor members of the K ks did
j not arrive until after II o'clock, and no In-
I formation of their vvheiealiouts previous to
that tl 1 e was vouchsafe I.
Mrs. II11II111.111 was elegantly attired Inn
1 cream cnluied satin slo.voless outturn..
Me
ihess 1 dames It.iker and Wehur wore full
I costume, of black with eorag hcquot.
Not (Julio Hiiro of Illniicir.
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Slaglstrato (to witness) You do olomnly
swear, I'lielo Mtastus, that the 1 v idenco that
you ale about to give Miall bu the Until, tin
whole truth, uud nothing but the truth!
Wltncs--Yo-os, yo' houoli, but cuihlent
yo' svvn1 me 011 11 hiuallor lhble Do hlo uh
dat book. mIi. makes du old man nnrvon--,
'deed it
do.
W1111I1I linprovo with Time.
All ngei.l for too ralo or lome household
aitlcln nltoniptcil to mount tho steps of a
homo recently, but 11 dog cnuio around tho
corner and tool; Imlf u jnidof cloth from tho
back of Ins coat. The limn was sliding out
when the owner of tho house cnuiu and inked;
"Did doo dog bidu you." "Ho didu t bite
me, tint he ruined my coat," vvns tho reply.
".My goot friend, excuse doo dog ir ho didn't
hide you. llo Ish 11 young dog now, but by
111,(1 by ho shall tuko holt or fcome agents mid
eat dec poues lido oud of dem. Ho bides a
coat now, but lie shall soon do jietter." Now
York Commercial Advertiser.
1
Illgli but Not Dpiiu Euoiigli.
Ill I'rnv Idenco tho other day tiny wero fet
tlmr boino verv tall ikoIoh for ths telcnhono
wii-es t-oventy footers. A countryman canio
along mid ni.ked tho foreman what Ids men
woio doing. Now, tho foreman of thrit ir
tlciilar gang is a mild inaiiuered citizen nud
means to Ihj patient ami forliouril.g, but he is
woriied n gooil deal witii questions nud gets
tiled or answering them. In this particular
etiso lie told tho count rviuan that ho was
building a wiro fetico. "Is that sof sjdd tlio
farmer, looking aloft, ami then added
"Well, I guess jou'vo got it bull high, but I
don't lichovu you can make it pig tight."
That foreman has been very sin of lthodc
Uluud farmers ever since. Hoston Ilcraid.
A Qiio.tlnn of Nenr.
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angel mine, how oor 1 aui.
Just think,
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Tilljes of mo if you had any nerve.- ' "" "'
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Assortment Complete.
All the New Shades.
All the New Fabrics.
E. MILLER'S
LJ5 South Tenth Street.
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.ntcetl to 4ie satisfaction. Call ar.d see it.
ZEHRUM), BURNS &HENKLE.
Full line o( Door and Window Screens, Cutlery, etc.
Most Popular Resort in the City.
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