CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1890
I I!
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Roberts & Co.
212 North 1 ith Street,
Undertakers and Embalmers.
Telephones OilUc t( Kcsld"m 1 ,(
Open l)n niul Nljji)'
E. T. ROBERTS, Manager.
Santa Fe Route I
AtctalsonTopeka ft Santa Fe R. R
The Popular Route to the Pacific
Const.
Through Pullman and Tourist
Sleepers
Between Kanim City mid SAN OIF.OO,
LOS ANGKLLS, niul SAN KUAN
CISCO. Short Line Union to
PORTLAND, Oregon.
Double Dnllv Trnln Service Iletwccn
Kansas Chvnmi PIT fJHLO, COLOR ADO
SPRINGS, niul DHNVKU. Short
Line to SALT LAKE CITY.
The Direct Texas Route
Solid Trains Iletwccn Knnsns City niul
GnlvcMon. The Short Line lletwcen
Knnsns Cltv niul Gainesville, Kt.
Worth, Dnllns, Austin, Temple,
1 Antonio, Houston, nnd
nil Principal Point
In 'lexnv
The Onlv Line Running Through the
OKLA'HOMA COUNTUY. The
Only Direct Line to the Texas
Pnn-Hnndle. Kor Maps niul
Time Tables nnd Informa
tion Regarding Rates
niul Routes Cull on
or Addiess
S. M. OSGOOD, Gen'l Ag't
F.. L. PALMKU. Traveling Agent,
1308 Farnnm St.,
OMAHA, 3ST B 33 .
CtICtGZ
Milwaukee,
ZFMl
Owui niul oporutcs &&00 tntloa of tlioroiiKhly
equipped roiul In Illinois. Wiseonsln, Iowa,
Missouri, Minnesota mid Dakota.
It li the Host Direct llouto between nil thu
Principal Points In the Northwest, Southwest
anil Far Went.
Kor maps, time Inliles, rntcH of passago niul
frelKlit, etc.. apply lo nearest station intent ol
OlIIOAUtt, Mll.WAUKKK A HT. I'AUI. KAIL.
way, ortonny Hnllroml Agent nnywtioro In
tho world.
K. MILLKIt. A. V. II. OAUPKNTKK,
General MVr. Oen'l l'uss. A T'kt Agt.
K.TUOKF.lf. OKO. II. IIKAKKOHU,
Vsst.Uon' MRr. Asst. (1. 1 A T. Aut.
Mlhvmikoo, Wisconsin.
M-Kor Inforinntlon In relorenco to Ijimls
iuPI'owiik owned by llio CIiIciiko, MUwiui.
keo A Ht. l'mil Hallway Coinpany.wrte to II.
O. IIauoam.IjiihI Comuilsiloiicr.Mlllwniikeo
WUcotuln.
FAST MAIL ROUTE !
2 DAILY TRAINS 2
-TO-
Atchlton, Leavenworth, St. Joseph, Kansas
City, St. Louis niul nil Point South,
Enst nnd West.
The direct line to Ft. Scott, Parson
Wichita, Hutchinson mul nil principal
points In Kansas.
The only road to the Great Hot Springs
ol Arkansas. Pullman Sleepers and Free
Reclining Chair Cars on all trains.
J. E. R. MILLAR, R. P. R. MILLAR,
City Ticket Agt. Gen'l Agent
Cor. O and nth Street.
Vm!9K
Tickets
ON SALE
TO ilLL
Principal Points
EAST, WEST,
NORTH AND SOUTH
-AT
1044 O STREET.
E. B. SLOSSON,
City Passenger Agent
SOCIAL AND PKKSONAI,
A council of tint .Junior Order of United
Aiui'ilniii Mechanic has been nrgnulod In
l.lm-oln wlllmhnut llfty monilx'is. ItwIllTio
known ns Lincoln council No. !, mid was
Instituted hy Finnk i Lmli of this city,
nsslxtcd hy II. P. Knoultou of Onmlin Tim
olllccranto: Councilor, K. K. Hooso; vleo
councllor, L. Wi'wii-I, Jr iieenullng secretin y.
V Morion Hinlth; usltunt lecordlng socie
Inry, Hurry I'. IVtlorsou; warden. Will A.
Howard; colidllrtor, Will E .Inmlvin; llnun-elnliHH'iitiii-v,
H. A Win mi , trcnurcr,llnrrv
T Dnhl Ins; Inside reiitlucl I. A. Willi; jun
ior hinI I'otuu'llor, I'' I! L'ViIh; tiustecs, f,.
Wossol, Jr., I,. A. WHIM mul H. A. Warner
Invitations woio Issued lunt Snliirdiiy forn
lilitlidny pmly glw-n Mi Iioiioi- of Utile WIN
iner, ynHiii-Ht iliiitli(-r of )r Cnsoboer. Tho
fawned little olios Meio. Ilnel Hellion, All
nlo ( 't tin, Itnhlilo Wnrieii, Clara MUM, Auiiii
llrluki-r, Oracle Htimint, Mnrlc TiiIIkiI, (tin
Ooodcll. Supper win nerved on small tables
lutho renter of which burned four war tapers,
uhi-cnlng the old (lei limn custom. (Iiiiiicn
nnd marching were the older of event, mid
n linppy time mum enjoyed liy nil.
Mr. mid Mix .1 II Mauritius, li.ll south
Fifteenth m t , eulei tiilm d u pnrty of frieniM
Inst evening lit lnonieMtlMi high live, Tim
follouliiK Mere picseut: Mr. mid Mr. IIim
Meliuiui, Mr. mid Mcn, Tinner, Mr. mid Mm.
1'icMon, Mr. mid Mm. 1''. 1'eikliiN, Mr. mid
Mm Khkpntrlek, Mr. mul Mm. Comitoek mid
Mr. mid Mm. .1. I .Ioiicn
MIhh Helen Men lliew, Into lieml wiloHlady
with Asliby it MIIIh nunli, nnd M Mi HmrM,
u Im conducted the flnv ilepnrtnient of the
smuii llriu, liiivx lieuu ennatil liy J. II.
Mmii It ln- & Co , to commence Monilny nu.it.
I tot li youiiK litdlcHluixetiiuucroiii friends uho
Mill iHipleiined lo meet them heienfter lit this
popular hoiiMi,
Dr. Ueiivei returms) Tlmmdiiy finiii EIrIii,
III., leaving liMiiiutlicr much Improved. Tliu
telermn calling tlio doctor lionio left ICIkIii
on Monday, hut did nut iwieli him until Hat
utility In the meantime his brother had
Kmmfinin Brittle, WmhIiIukIoii, lo KIkIii mid
wut him another incvsae from tliu hitter
plnco.
Wnlt M.Neoley, whoietuimil recently fioni
C'lilifoiuln, M uiIiiih Ills plcturt'sipio iiioiih
liu'lk. Ho lint it mid a considerable part of
tliu lilrMito covering of his head dill iliK n no
vero lllnixw while mvny.
Mr. mid Mm. Waller DnvMlinvuheeii busi
ly eiiKii;ed during the Meek with thu delight
ful duly of moving. Tlioy will hereafter lie
ut homo In their hmidioinu uuw reildenei),10'J.'i
E street.
The Stiiiday nehool clasn of Ilev llrndt are
preparing an operetta for u public entertain
ment mid met with Mini Dunn LooinM Tues
day evening for pnietiee.
Ii. K. Hohues, the pioneer brlekniakor, has
leturii'sl from u trip enst during which Iicko
eunil now nnd Improved machinery for Ids
huslnesi.
Mr. mid Mm. l'hllllps of Omaha nrrived In
the city Monday and Mere plens'iutly enter
tallied for tovurnl days by Mm. K. IC. Ilay
don, Gov, mul Mm. Thayer havu been entertain
lu Mm. II. E. Palmer and Mm. II. H. I.lv
IngHtono of PlattHiuoiith this ueek.
CIiiih. I, Joiien lias Imh'ii over nt Cednr Hiit
idi, Iomii, this Meek, wlieiu Joiien, Douglas ,t
Co. have another cracker fnctory.
Mls Ijiiira HurrM, formerly In charge of
Ashby fc MlllsiHiugh'K glove department, lias
engaged with Mauritius & Co.
Mlvs Cora Outrnlt of the supremo coiut
clerk's ollleo has ln-en on duty this week after
an Illness of live uceks.
M Mi Helen Merrlhew, for live yearn with
Ashby & MIINHiugh, has taken a oitiou
with Mauritius cc Co.
Ueorge Cook, who win dangerously sick of
eryslp-lns following an attack of typhoid, Is
improving.
Mm. C. W. Banford of Wahoo, daughter of
Judge mid Mm. M. ll.Itcesc, returmsl home
Saluithiy.
Sim. Dr. H. M. Caselieernndehlldreii lenvo
on Monday for mi extended visit at Fort
Wayne.
Harry 0. HartrulT went out tills uvk for
a short trip on the road for Wmimuiiker it
Ilrown.
Ily a recent leinoval of the family MisaKel
lie Wlilto's homo Is now at Eleventh and (I
streets.
Mrs. Mnstemon lias ben visiting in Michi
gan tlie past week, but Mill return In a few
ilayi.
Mrs. H. I). Woodley entertnlued the Enst
Lincoln Cliautatnpia elielo Wtslnewlay even
ing. Dr. Keoven was called to Elgin, 111., Inst
Saturday by the serious illness of ids mother.
Mr. and Mm. M. V. TravM entertainwl a
s null company nt cards Monday evening.
Miss May Montrose, entertained a few
friends informally Wednesday evening.
Miss Maud Hurr will untertnlu the high live
ciuu nun a ruw friends tills evening.
Tliu liest sloek of boots nnd shoes over sold
nt luinkrupt prices at 1KW O street.
Mm. llatson of Webster, W. Va., M thu
guest of her undo, O. M. Yates
Charles Neville left Monday for a visit at
Canton, III,, Ids former homo,
Huv. L. P. Luddeu nnd family have taken
up their letddence on I) street.
Frank W. Smith, now of Alliance, was at
homo in Lincoln over Sunday,
Secretary Cowdry mid Auditor Kenton re
turned trout tliu east Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Cochran mid daughter Nelly
left Satunlay fr u trip eut.
Mrs. fc C. Hurr has been entertaining Miss
Mabel Cans of Hastings.
MKs Edith Hays of Norfolk Is the guest ot
Mr. mul Mm. W. C. Mills.
Miss Siidn Heeker gave a very phasaut canl
party Satunlay evening,
Ed. Crlley, clerk at the Windsor, ran down
to lleutiice Monday.
Miss Hrownlo llaiiin of Omiilm is vUltlng
MMs May Montrose,
H. II. Huruhaiu has been conflned nt homo
by dlptheria.
Mm. Frank McCluskoy M visiting nt Can
ton, N. Y.
Mr. nnd Mm. W. II. Tageait nre visiting
nt Peoi In,
M. Ackenuunu left Monday for Chicago.
Hev. Erb has been In Denver this week.
II. Uerolsheliuer Is In Now York.
W. H. Hutrman is In Chicago.
Other Social News on Page 8.
"The Courier'' Tor Slo in OuihIih.
Copies muy lie found nt Keith's news stand,
210 South Fifteenth ktiis'i. Itm-ilV .., i,n,.
block. -,-.,.
MUSIC AND THE DnAMA,
V ' Tj Wit.
"A Hunch of Keys" will 1st given ntFuuko's
this evening.
Mm. James (I. Illnliio, JrM said to bo rap
idly recovering.
The author who wrote Mcdinty has so fur
drawn royalties amounting to (1,500.
Jim Hurt hns written a juuixly on "Annie
Iloouoy," ealli'd "Annie HiKiuoy's Hlsler,"
mid it Is u gloat go hi Now Yoik,
Iltchurd Staid, who wrote "Said Pasha."
has sold IiIh new oern, "The Hen King," to
Malinger (lilmoro of I'idladelphla.
Agnes Huntington, formerly of the llostou
Ideals, M to uiiiko u tour of America In "Paul
Jones," miller the management of Marcus It.
Mayer.
Thu Kehubert quartette of Chicago gave a
conceit nt St. Paul's M. E. chinch hut even
ing for the beueilt of thu pipe organ fund,
The CoI'hiku'h fin mi mo clossl too early for
ii ieort.
After Its ilrst ierforiunticu In Lincoln "Tlio
'earl of Pekln" workisl Its way out to tlio
l'nellle coast. During several weeks In Kan
FraucMco It rnliuil almost every dny. Tlio
company went thence to Portland and Ta
coma. ICiniua .Inch had tlio only ludl In Se
attle available since the lire. "Tlio Pearl" M
now- on Its way east for a tourof thu Atlantic
seaboard.
Lillian Hussell is said to have mndu the
greatest hit of her life lu "The (Iraiiil Dueh
vsi," mid New York Is raving over liur win mi
than ever. Tliu Coi'iiiKli ollliv, by thu way,
has for sale her photo hy Fulk in half a dozen
dlirereut costumes mid hisoh. .Miss llusscll
has just signed a new- contract with ltudolph
AioiiMiti for twoyenm. Six hundred dolluis
is said to Ihi thu amount of her weekly stlieud
hi thu future.
Miss Mary Augusta Dnvey, who M lietter
known to tlieater-goem and tlio general public
as Minute Maddern, was married last week
to Harrison Uroy Fiske, tho edltorof tlio New
York Dramatic Mirror. Tliu event took
place at Lucliiiioiit Manor, New Yjrk, mul
only thu relntlves nnd Immediate friends wcio
present. Mrs. Flsku iH'iinanently lethes
from the stage. She made her last public ni
pearaucu at Toronto, in February, in "In
Spite of All."
Tlio report that Hilly Florence nnd Mm.
John Drew had disagreed with Joseph Jeller
son iiliout the salaries they received in the
Florence-Jeiremon tour, and that Uith weiu
going to wiilulraw fiom JelTerson's combina
tion Is denksl. Tliu story win that as thu
combination win making uliout f 1 1,000 u
week on a tour Mr. Floiencenud Mrs. Drew
cousidensl that they "ere entitled to a target
share of tlio prolli than their resjiectivo sal
aries of l,(XX and (.VK) a week.
(lustave Frohman s-iys: Tlieio are nearly
:i,00) "theatrical towns" in the United Statei
mid Canada hi which n company can bo book
ed for a season of leu Years, mid play a dlirer
eut town each night. To systematise thebus
iuess I have prewired special maps of each
state, showing at a glance tho good "show
towns," tliu railroad distances, tlio "theatrical
value" of each town or theater, the kind of
attraction generally preferred, whether dra
matic, operatic or minstrel. A column might
bow I It tun on the now features which have
been duvolood to colossal proortlo!is in
theatrical management during the lust two
yearn. Chicago may get the World s Fair,
but New York will control tho theatrical
business of the country.
A, P. Duulop writes IromNoM- York under
date of Saturday; The novelty of the week
is "Josephine, EmprchS of tho French," pre
sented at tho llroadway by Hhea. It Mas ex
ceedingly well produced and faithful as to
Idstorical accuracy In coitinnos mid scenery.
At tho Standard, Sidney Hosenfeld again
changed the cast of his play "Tli6 Stepping
Stone," that magnetic actor Frederick do
Ilellovillo playing the part of Thtirmmi Noyes,
but tho atteudnncu still M very small. At
tlio Metropolitan tho Herman opera season
closed on Satunlay with thooK'ra "Sieg
fill,"nnd next Monday a grand Italian
Opera season begins with Toiniingo as Otello.
Patti apeaiing for the Ilrst time lu three
years lu New York as Seiulrainulo on Wed
nesday. On Friday and Saturday Mr. Daly
revived "Tho Tinning oft ho Shrew," mid will
shortly produce "Nancy & Co." and u fareo
culled "Haroun Al-Hashfd. Tlio business
done by all the play Iioiim-s on St. Patrick's
Day wns enormous, Tlio now- plays yet to bo
seen lu Now York this houson aro: "Tho In
spector," at the Fourteenth Street; at NIblo's
a version of D'Ennery's ' Les Chevaliers du
llrouillard," u transplanted ".luck Sheppard''
under tho title of "The Knights of Tburn,,
"Money Mad," at the Standard, "An Arrant
Knavo" (now to New York) at tho Twenty
third street and Ieamler Hlchmilhon's "Iord
Duninersoy," prcbnbly at tho Madison Square
Theater by Hlchanl Mansllelil.
(!rjstalled rriimn l'uld,
Willi the advent of spring comii thoughts
of summer mid the heated term This hIm
tlio housewife as well as thu busluoss man
IKiuilet lug over tho ipiery, "Wheru shall we
get our leo this summer)" And It is u serious
question, too, for on tho decision of who
serves you lies much of jour ftituio comfort
The Impurities in leo hold tin) much danger
for tlie health of coinmunltfes, nnd at times
whole families have tiled from the poisonous
ingnslleiits of thu Infetlor aitlclo. Hapiilly,
however, such, has not been tho enso in Liu
coin, but that Is no leasou why prmiutloii
should not bo taken III tho future In these
days when tMiiiotltlon for trade M strong It
may be well to bo thoroughly cautious,
Last year tho new Ice tlrin so well known
now as the Lincoln Ice Co. made a now de
parturu and Instead ol cutting leu from Salt
Cieek, which they discovered was llijuilous
mid impilie, they went to the clear pure wat
eisof Oak Creek nnd the lllue river This
fact was duly uppicciutcd and accordingly
from the stui t this new llrm leaped Into sipu
lar favor, lu fact such as Inn never before
been shown any other ice dealer since tho
oMnhlMhtuciit of the Capital City. Thu Ilrst
season show ml a business of 'J,(KH) family
customers and u cnrrcsKndlugly favorable
amount of favors lu the commercial service.
The coming season promises oven u larger
INiti'onnge, ami wheio heretofore eight wag
ons crforiuod the duty hereafter twelve w 111
Imj asxigucd for work. Tho service bin nt
ways boon prompt and careful, and the qual
ity of the Ice tho very best. Tho recv'iit harv
est shows tho lluest Ice crop over put Into
storage. It Is clear us crystal and measures
a thickness of llfieon to seventeen Inches.
The company's three storage houses lu this
city and west Lincoln together hold over 'JO,
(KM) tons, and aro llllcd to their capacity, so
there Is no apparent danger of a shortage this
summer, unless our nuighlsim from abroad
draw too heavily on in for tho froz-u liquid.
List season the Lincoln Ice Oo's. product win
ordered by consumers lu various cities of
Kansas, Missouri and as far south us Ken
tucky. Tlio Ice iravo such excellent satisfac
tion that already the ilriu have orders from
several olutH where tho crop has boon light.
Of the Lincoln Icu Co. there M much to say
lu commendation, Their excellent service
lust season, together w Ith their plousnut man
ner of doing business, has won for them tlio
putrouugo and erteoin of our Isjst classes and
that in Itself M the best of testimonials. The
company aro now Isiokiug orders for the sea
son and would 1r pleased to place your umnu
among their list ot customers. Orders taken
by telephone- No. 1 18. Ollleo II 10 O street.
Ladles, If you would enjoy life call on Miss
Johii'tou occasionally for u shmiioo. They
are delightful.
Why Will You Suffer?
With corns, callouses, lii-growlug toe nails,
wnrtu and bunions when Wm. Doveny, tho
old-time Chiropodist, will remove them with
out pain or subsequent soreness. I do no cut
ting nor u-o acid, simply cause a separation
between the corn mid the ilesh mid lift tho
corn out whole with a Pure Vegetable Oil.
Can be consulted nt the LIudell Hotel.
Seclnl ntteutlon given to the trentiuent of
Indies ut their residence for which no extra
charge w 111 be made.
Will remain for a fow days only. Chnrges
icuMiuablc. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Wm , Devk.sy.
The Only Olio.
Tho Chicago, Milwaukee it St. Paul rail
way is the only lino running solid vcstibulcd,
electric lighted mid steam heated trains be
tween Chicago, Council mull's nnd Omaha.
Tho lierth reading lump fenturo in tliu Pull
man sleeping ears run on these lines is patent
iil, and cannot bo used by any other railway
company. It Is the great Improvement of tlio
age. Try it and bo convinced.
For further particulars apply to the near
est cotiioii ticket agent, or address Ueorge
W. White, Western Passenger Agent, 1.VJ1
Fiirnam street, Omaha. t'JOUJ
I II. 1. UiibIiio for Halo.
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NotnltluK rm- Dantcr,
F01 email & Crowe hnvo just received an
attractive line of lino ticcLneur mid kill
glovoa in all the now similes. For Kaster
greetings the havo an artistic array of pret
ty cards, hand iialuted. Cull nnd K,s, id,.
elegant goods.
liwlug't Openlnic l'ostiiiiuril.
Owing to tho ktoriu of Thursday ovuuing
the Living Clothing company's ojienlug was
postponed. It will tako place Monday even
ing and cnllera will be well repaid that visit
this, the finest clothing house in the city.
Yates & Marshall have purchased tho Per
kins Pros.' stock of boots and shoes and since
their opening Tuesday have been doing an ex
cellent business. AU Lincoln knows Mr.
Yato-i, ho being well known in shoo circles.
Mr. Mm shall, how over, is 11 new resident of
tills city, late of Cordora, III. Ho isn gentle
man of excellent business ability mid like his
partner will undoubtedly make many frleudt.
Teeth Treated and rilled.
Dr. It. C. Trogden, Deutbt, '-"JS South 11th
stieot, oyer Hllte Studio. Telephone JH. Ap
M)lutmout made by telephone.
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