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POPULATION OF LINCOLN 05,000,
Saturday Evening, Juae 14, 'DO
Oomer loth and P Streets.
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American, French, British
and Gci'man,
-Dry Goods
"The Courier" I'nr Niite In Oimiliii.
Copies umy I mi found nt KeltliV newsstand,
210 Bouth Fifteenth street, Hoyd'sopcrn house
block.
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Herpolsheimer & Go.
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Lace and Embroidery
FLOUNCINGS.
Tim Courier L'nii lit) I'miuil At
Windsor Hotel NowsHtnnd.
Capital Hotel News Hlnuil.
Exposition Dining Hull NewsHtnnd.
Tliu (lotlmin News tJtnnd, 118 Houtli litis Ht.
llert Ihiinier, 111 North 11th Street.
KM. Young, IWOO Street.
Flotolmr .1 Co., IliO O Htreol.
I.tttte Hport Ulnar Htoro, I III North 13th HU
5T"An oxtrn supply of pnpors Is always loft
si the (lotlmin, (it case other Newsdealers
supplies run sluirt.
DUNLAP HATS
SPRING STYLES
NOW ON SALE
W.IR." DENNIS & CO.'S
1137 O STREET. .
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"Want" Ail far the .liiurnnl.
In order to servo tlio convenience of its
patron's who may wish to line tho "want" col
limns ot the .ounwil tho CouniRU ollleo will
receive such advertisements nt the regular
rates nnd trousmltthem, to the ,ottrNtif,
l.ooiil nuil I'l'rsnnnl,
Whltobrcost Coal and Llpo .Company
Lincoln Ico Co., 1010 O Str Telephone 113.
Take Turkish at 101(1 0 street.
Telephone nt tho Coukiku ottloo Is 233,
J. 11. Markoll & Bon Jewelers ISM O street.
Mineral water used for bathing, 101(1 O st,
Don Catnerou serves tho finest coffee In tho
city.
llctts & 'Weaver, conl and wood, 1048 O
street Phono 410. tf
Canon City Coal at tliu Whltebroust
Coal and Lime Co.
For fine watch repairing goto J.M. Murkell
& Bon's ISM O street.
Doctors llalley & Cloodell, ollleo !M L
street. Telephone, .017,
Improved shower for Turkish liaths at 1010
O street, basement Union block.
Only place in Lincoln that uses mineral
water in latlis Is at 1010 O street.
Dr. IV L. Moore, ofllce 83-83 Ijitta block.
Residence KHI Washington sU Telephones),
A second-hand ltemlngton tyewrlter In
good condition for salot;heap at the Couwkh
olllce.
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Prompt service, pure, and wholesome food
and the bettof everything is always found nt
Don Cameron's.
C China firing nt the studio every Monday.
Edith Itusscll,, room 10, The Bond, corner
Twelfth and Q streets, tf
Dr. O. D. Manning, olllce rooms 00 07-0$
Burr block. Telephone 33(1. Residence Cor.
Svrth and P. Telephone 330.
Ladles will And a complete line of tine shoes
and all the latest styles at the proper prices at
SherwinVi Boston Bhoo Store.
Instructions given and orders received in
china and oil painting, pastel and water col
ors. Minnie Kramer, 831 J street,
Furniture, carpets and general merchan
dise sold on eny' weekly or monthly pay
ments. Address 11. Goldsmith, care drawer
03, City.
Scott Bran, make a specialty of prescrip
tion work, and having one of the most compe
tent prescription clerks, with fifteen years
experience, can assure all patrons accuracy
and prompt filling of all orders. Weusenone
but the purest drugs and make charges rea
sonable. Bpeaking of anew arrangement just enter
ed into tho State Journal of lost Friday M,ys:
''The Jourjud has established a branch olllce
at ll!t0 N street, under the management of
the Weasel Printing, 'Compapy, who are
authorised to receive want advertlMMiients
for this paper. Want advertisements left at
the Cai-ital City CqurJkk ofllce will receive
the same prompt attention as if, loft at the
main olllce atthe. Journal, tallies who are
out shopping will find this very convenient.'
When you use. engraved cards or invita
tions, vou have the finest work of the kind
Jhat can be, produced.' Even tier royal high
ness, gueen victoria, uses just sucu engraven
cards as ar sold at the Courier office, but
InatMd of Llacolnites paying WW to (5,00
per buadred for them, which is the price in
London; New York and Chicago, they pay
but (3.50 per hundred. And this price does
uot change the quality of material or work
manship, for, in the large cities you pay for
style, while in Lincoln in order to create a de
BiMd we must get down close to coit prices.
Call and see our work.
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The miptlnls of Mr Snmiiiil Wessel anil
Miss rnitllni' Friend Hero celebrated with
rclat nt Maonlo Temple Thursdny evening.
Tho wedding service wnscoudiicteilby Hnlibl
llcrkowltx of Kansas City In tho presence of
n brilliant compnny numleriiig two bundled
pivwins. The ceremony took plnco In the
lodge room, which had been prettily dooornt
ed with cut Mowers, sm lux nud plants. At
nine o'clock Mendelssohn's wedding tnnrrli,
Mis Ocorglii Taylor of Wyinorn nt tho In
strument, nuuounced the tlmu for the mar
rlnge. The minister took his plnco nt the al
ter and t!in bridal party approached fiom an
ante room. First came the four tinhorn, Mr.
Julius Wessel of Norfolk, Mr H. (loldsuiltli
of riillndulphla, Messrs. I), Ooldberg and Ed
ward Friend. Then came Miss Ida Friend.
tho bridesmaid, and Mr. Edward Wessel of
Omaha, the best man, They were succeeded
by two flower girls, Florence Flesliinnii of
riilladolphia and Natntln Kohn of Nobrnskn
City, two Iwwltohlng little tots who strewed
flowers In Hm path of tho btlde nnd groom as
the latter followe.t them. The bride looked
very lovely In n cream faille, en tralne, with
the usual veil and a hnnd boipict of roses.
After the ceremony the friends thronged for
ward to pay thulr resect to the nowlv mar
Hod couple, and nearly an hour was consumed
In the merry chat prompted by the happy
event of the evening. Tho company were
then called to the hall below, where an elab
orate wedding feast had been spread by
Caterer Brown. Theie were six long tables
resplendent In flowers, evergreens, ttojwry,
silver, china nnd crystnl. Jinny nbxent
friends sent greetings, nnd Mr, M. A. New.,
mark, us master of ceremonies, rend a large
numlier of congratulatory telegrams. The
riillhnrinonlo orchestra dlscom-nod Its sweet
est strains, nnd nftor tho supper the notes of
a wait announced dancing, which continued
until tho woo smn' hours. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Wosot left yesterday iifternnoii for u wed
iIIiir tour to Denver, Halt Uko, Portland and
the northwest. They worn handsomely re
membered by kinsmen and friends, who ex
pressed their love nnd esteem In many rich
and vnluablo present, notable among them
being an elegant parlor suite. Among tho
guests Ht tho wedding wore the following
from abroad! Edward Wessel, Emll Herscli,
Alex. Wessel, Omaha; Julius Wessel, Nor
folk; Nov. llerkowlti:, Kansas City; Mr. nud
Mrs. L. Friend, Mr. nnd Mrs. Deutsch, Mlsi
Barah Frank, Miss Helati Friend, Atchison;
Mr, nud Mrs. Max Barbach and daughter,
lloltou, Kansas; Mr. and Mrs. Simon Deutsch
nnd sons, Valley Fnlls,Kansas; Morris Friend,
Hutnbolt; Mr.nnd Mrs. Jns. Barbach, Mastor
Jester, Falrbury; Otis Friend, Dubois, Neb.;
Nathnu Deutsch I'nwnvo; Morris Deutsch,
Beatrice; Mr. nnd .Mrs. M. Kohn and daught
er, Miss Flora Levi, Nebraska Clty;G.Adler,
J. Adlor, Seward; L. Wessel, Mies Josle Wes
hI, Now York; Mm. A. Flosham and daught
er, Philadelphia.
The pupils of Mr. Jacob Mahler gave a
dancing party Monday evening to mark the
close of the season. Knch pupil was allowed
to Invite one friend, and the result was a
largo company of Interested eotntors from
the best families In the city. Tho piogrnm
comprint! fifteen numbers, Including the
Yorke, Haymakers, Berlin, and Iiupvi'Inl
Oavotte. The lads and lawe.) were in evening
drewi, nnd Mr. Mahler siiyVIt was one of the
nicest parties ho has ever had. Tho dancers
were Mnttlo Criloy, Kutte Crlley, Theodora
Crlley, Florence Boggs, Leo nnd Charles
Bchmlttcll, Kleitnor Raymond, Daisy Honncll,
Helen lUnlfcrd, Bydney Murphy, Ralph
Hathaway, Cluy Uurlbut, Mario Marshall,
Wilson nud Rnlph Winger, (leo. Holuivs, Jes
sie Lansing, Owen Oakley, Ruth Riiymon I,
Florence Putnam, Rosebud Foster, Alfred
Cook, Helen Burr, Col, Burr, C. L,, Blinder,
Frit nud Btidn,F,unke, J. A. Drnln.Roy How
ell, Lnum Terrell," May Travis, Hnlsej' Yates,
Pauline and Max Meyer, Leonoru;Agey, L. B.
Cornell, KutloHiidUeorgeKleutsch, Regluit
DeOrme, Charles Elliott, Frank Beocrlst,
Frank Thomas, W. J. Hynes, Minnie Mnteer,
Gertrude Aitkin, Stella Miller, James Pace,
Harry drupe, Will Raymond, Jnmen8nyder,
Matson Baldwin, F. W, Smith, Wymnn Mur
ray, Case Edwards, Myrtle Meyer, Ellon El
lison, Mnud and May dustln, Anna Tlblietts,
Ida and Emma AmiIuiiuu. Among the s,ivo
tators were noticed Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ray
mond, Mr. and Mrs. H, P. Foster, Mrs. 11. II,
Oakley, Miss Lucy Urifllth, Mrs. nud Miss
Coffin, Mrs. U, II. Buford. Mrs, W. B Mo
Arthur, Miss Anglo Saunders, Miss Margaret
Balrd, Miss Hattlo Hoowr, Mr, nnd Mrs. E.
K. Crlley, Mrs. I. M. Raymond, F. W. Hpl
ferd, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Murphy, Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Juiihen, Mr. nnd Mi. H. D
Hathaway, Mrs. A. Huilhut, Mrs. 8. E. Mar
shall, Lewis Marshall, Mrs. W. W, Holmes,
Mrs. J, F. Lansing, Mm. 1. Putnam, MUs Sa
die Harris, J. U. MoBride, Mr. nud Mrs. Geo.
Cook, Mr. nnd Mrs. a a Burr, Mrs. Terrell,
Mr. and Mrs. M, W. Travis, Mr. nnd Mrs. C.
E. Yates, Mr. and Mrs. Louise Meyer, Mrs.
W. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. .Agey.Mr.nnd
Mrs. F.W. Baldwin. Miss Clalro Link, Miss
Oakley. Miss draco Bur, Mr. nnd Mrs Hutf
umii, Llout, Griffith.
The graduating class of tho State Univers
ity Introduced several new features this year,1
and tho list net was n "promenade" at the
stato house. Tho members of the class of, W)
and n fow favored .friends enjoyed a very
pleasant evening before saying tho words
that would part many of them forever. The
carpet hod been rempved from the floor of
the hall of representatives, and flying fee.
chnsed away the shining hours to the time of'
exquisite music, pausing now and then long
enough for u promenade In the long corridors
and dim comers. Among the sjiectators
wtre Hon. nnd Mrs. C. H, Oere, .Adjutant
General Cole, Labor Commissioner Jenkins,
weut, xaggart, u, H. A., Mrs. Senntor Tag
gart of Hastings, Mr. nnd Mrs. Btorrs of
Denver, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wolcott, Mrs.
Apperson ot Tesumseh, Mrs. Congressman
Laws of McCook, Mr. and Mrs. Ixxmils.
Among the dancers were Messrs. Wing Allen
of Omaha, L. S. Storrs, G. W, Gerwlg, E. E.'
Gillespie, Bert Wheeler, Oscar Funke, (J , A.
Crancer, J. B. McDonald, V. J. Emery,
Frank Mauley, J. 8. Teery. Guv Gere. II. M.
James, F. P, McFarland, linns "Westermnn,'
iiugn ia Piaster, it. A. Bhnnnon, Wui. Slum
non. T. L. Hall, Bert Bonnell, Robt. Mulr, J.
P. Beardsley, Wm. Johnson, Mi. Bcott, T.H.
Mnrsland, Homer Edmiston, II. A. Reuse, II.
K. HefTelman, Dr. Rolxirts, Frank Hatha-,
way, Frank EvarU, Will Westermaii J.
B. Becher, Max Westermnn; Misses Deim
lioomls, Gertrude Iiws, Knt'o Graham, Ella
Sheldon, Rachel Mauley Edith Mockott.Ar.ua
Chllds, Eftlo Steen, Clara Cnrmwly, Efllu
Ieese, Louise Pound, Joilo Freeman. Hetale
Mason, lues DorrU, Lizzie Bonnell, Jeuuetto
Wlltou. Edna Hyatt, Maude Hammond, Nu
ouia Weaver, Ida Bonnell, Nellie White,
Grace Griffith, Bessie Ames, Haydle liter-
wlrth, Kate Bcothorn, Maggio English and
Lily Hathaway,
A great many Lincoln peopleareintereiled
In n wedding that occurred at Cambridge,
Ohio, last Wednesday evening. The con
tracting parties were Mr. Hal. O. Young of
tbis city and Miss Lute Clark of Cambridge.
CAPITAL CITY COURIER,
It was n unlet homo wnldlng, nnd tho cero-
mouy was perrormeii at cigui o ciock nt tno
home of tho bride's fnlher, Mr, U, It. Clark.
On Thursday Mr. and .Mrs. Young proceeded
to tho homo of tho groom's parents nt New
Hnven, West Virginia. His sister, Miss
Lliiun Young, who vlrlted In Lincoln, was
married Inst uwli In ii Mr. l'llrlini. flu
Thursday evening Mr nnd Mrs. Carlton
Voum. anvn n iccriitlon at Nmv llavm, toe
their newly married children. Mr. nnd Mrs.
nai loung win reaeii Lincoln In about ten
days and will bo at home nt MO!) p street nf
tor July ft. Tho groom holds n position in tho
L'anltal natlonnl bank. He Is nu .... m, in,-..
young man and wins n hearty esteem from
inoso who Know him. Tho brldn Is iulto
well known In Lincoln, having iniulo n long
visit with her brother, Mr. John It, Clark.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Yoiiiie will ftml mimu ri.....i.
wnltliiK to bid them welcomu nml wl.h 1 1,..,..
nil the joy nllotted to man.
Tho school teachers nriinlxiiit in nitl..r fi,r
tho summer Miss Florence Jones of tho
high school will return to Crete, Mrs, Emma
Edwards will do Instttutn work tlii-mii.1, ii,..
state, Mrs. King will visit her home In lown,
.Mrs. Aioicnir win no some institute work In
western Nebraska, Miss Russell will attend
tho nssoclntlnn inoKtliiir In Ht. I'nul M n...-.
rottnnd Mr. Frankforter will visit Eiiroo,
hiss onrnn miey win spenii tliu summer III
Paris. Friuirn. wltli mi imiit tvlm l .. ..i,i
llternrv wninnn. MIm bimr .if it,., 1.1..1.
school intends to seo Now York, Mis One.
iinin win return to her homo In North Bend,
MIm Klngsley will sxnd her summer In
Denver visiting her sisters. Many of the
teachers will remain In tluwltv. H,m,,. win
nttend summer schools in vnrlous parts of the
tllllnn. A number ulll nuiiiiii, nili.. -..-
sponslbllltles nnd the majority wo Iiokj will
null II in lliu inn.
Mr. WIIII11111 t. T.wm.ifil'ii lilrili mini.-..,..
sary fell on last Saturday, and Mrs. U-onanl
celebrated tho event with 11 surprise In tho
shape of u 7 o'clock dinner for n number of
Intimate gentleman friends. The guests were
Mr. Bnllentlno, of Omaha, Jlevsrs, It. C. Out
calt, M. Balrd, J. W McDonald, Chas. Lip
plncott, J. A. Iluckstnir, A (. lieesnu, Carl
FiiukeJC, E, Mngoon, deorgo E. VoreMimn,
and Frank C. Helming. Tho gentlemen were
regnlwl with 1111 elaborato nnd dainty menu.
They expressed their goinl will for Mr. Leon
ard and left n lasting memento of the occa
sion by presenting him with 11 beautiful vnso
of Bonn faience wnre.
Tho Veto society closed Its second season
last evening with nn entertainment nt Mrs.
Burr Polk's. A program or exceptional
novelty had been prepnred by Mrs. It. T
Vnn Brunt nnd Mrs. M. Bcott. Iti chief fea
ture was nn Illustrated noem. "Tho Btu.
dent's Tale, Emma and Egenhnrd," was il
mitmteii iiy 11 series of tableaux presented by
Mrs. E. B. Hnyro, iissIsIimI by Mr. Bayre, JIrN,
Van Brunt and Frank Polk. Mrs.
George Wnlto gave 11 recitation In mute lam
gtingo; Mrs. Bcott gnve two readings and the
Zither club were down for two numbers of
thelrexipilsltemuslo.
MIkS nertrilili) l.nu-u luivliur irt-.i.liK.I,,.!
from tho Btnto University, has gone to her
now homo at McCook, Congressman Ijiwb
hnving tiikcn up his residence there In order
to be in his own district. Miss Laws Ihoiio of
the most jiopulor young ladles who havo ever
hadn luisslnir rililinpi In Dm rvinltni n,..
and n host of friends wllihoHi for her return.
ouesiooii remnrKaiiiy mgii in Her stuilles.
taken ns 11 whole, nml in mw nt ta nn f '....
studeuts who havo filled tho demnnds of nn
exacting society without Imparlng her
scholastic standing.
Tho Elku llllVM llkl'linr-fT.wl flinlr. I. ..I. ,1.1. ..I
Hess, have their rratnnrnut. In crnn.1 ii,il,..
order and are on tho high tide of prosperity.
1 no ii'iivii(i social session given ror Cleve
land's minstrels is 11 promise of other good
times to come, Tho olllcers of lost year were
inn. wnoii)- invorauie 10 sucn entertainments,
but tho diction of Frank C. Zehruug as ex
ulted ruler Is an indication that tho meinlien
want, them, Mr. Zehrung believes In enter
tainments. Under his old management they
were of frmpient occurrence, and that ollcy
may prevail again.
MllllV Lincoln tieonlu remnnilr Mi- ul
Mrs. J. F, Pershing and family, who re
moved several montus ngo to Ulilcngo. They
will also recall a son. Limit. IWmIiIikt wlm u
Statloneil nt Fort Ktnntnn. Xnw M.tI.
Sometime ngo tho Misses Pershing visited
meir nrotiier nt tils jiost, nud that visit seems
to have had a romance that has Just culmi
nated. In Chicago hint wrvk Mix Oiacu
Pershing was married to Lieut. Richard B.
Paddock of the Sixth U. 8. cavnlry, who Is
Stationed at Fort Stanton.
Tho youngest pupil In Mr. Mahler's class
this year was Myrtle Meyer, a pretty little
lass but four years old, though several others
were only a little older.. In speaking of them
Mr. Mahler remnrued the other day thnt
children should lie sent to dancing school as
early us the fifth or sixth year, not so much
for the dancing as to learn the many little
necessary ways of sitting, standing, walking,
entering and leaving the room, etc. Mr.
.uniuer will return to Lincoln May 1st.
At tho annual meeting of tho electa chanter.
No. 8, order of the Eastern Star, held Satur
day evening, the following olllcers were elect
ed: Rev. 11. A. Guild, worthy jintron; Miy.
ij. B. At. Lane, worthy matron; Mrs. D. B.
Howard, associate worthy matron; Miss M.
A. l.ryam, secretary; Mrs. M. ltyiunl. treas
urer; Miss Kate Merrill, conductress; Mrs
Sarah M, Jones, associate conductress.
Prank L. Stetson has bought out the inter
est of his partiurlu tho drug firm of Stetson1
& Thorpe and has mnde George II. Holden
manager, Mr. Holden Is one of the most
competent pharmacists in tho state, nud has
a valuable .oclal prestige In tho canital cltv.
There is no doubt of tho success of his man
agement.
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Storrs of Denver were
in the city this week to see their son graduate
from the State University. After commence
ment Mrs, Storrs and son left for a trip east..
Air. btorra is at tho iieua of the Colorado fuel
coiuniiy nt Denver and IOulo will take a io
sltlon in his office.
A delightful roeptioii was given Thursday
evening by Rv. and Mrs. John Hewitt for
Miss Clark, who leaves today for her homo
In Kai.srtH. Those present were Messrs. and
Merdamiw Llllbrldge, Rudge, Murphy, Hen
ton, Hoxio, Buford, Banders, Tyler and Mr.
Wnhli.
Miss iJeanette Wilson left Thursday for
Freeport, 111., and it is likely she will not re
turn next fall. Miss Wilson Is apetiteyoung
lady of very engaging manners, and she has
made a dlttlnct Impression by her musical
whistling, a rure accomplishment.
Miss Mary Tower entertained tho 8tnte
uuivertdty class of '60 at 11 reunion Wednes
day afternoon. Those present were Miss
Edna Bullock, E. R. Tincley. C. 8. Allen. M.
T. Blgelow, Miss Jennie C. Bonnell, C. W.
Blgelow, G. W, Gerwlg, Miss Laura Haggard
and Miss Myra E. Clark.
Miss Mary Jones, of .Hastings, a graduate
of the State university, maintained tho cred
it of her sex with n bright response to a toast
at the alumni association banquet. She was
also an attendant at the senior promenade
Wednesday evening.
Other Social News on Pag2,
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trulll. 8ft) tllO COIIIIUIIIV'n limv nilvcl-lLnmnnl
on vigo six of this issue.
Mrs. J. p JwU loft last week for Elk
hart, Intl., where sho will KfKml tho heated
term visiting her sister, Mrs. C. M. Havens,
During her absence genial "Jim" will tnko his
meals as wo batchlors tlu, roosting on high
chairs, eating at chop houses, etc. No one
butn bntchlor knows how to enjoylf) life In
this stylo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. O. It. lininnv nt fMu.v..i..,n
announce the arrival of a bright baby girl nt
meir noine. Airs, ltnmey will bo romem
beretl as n form or Llniolu lady, nca MIhh
Lulu Millar, anil roitirriitiilnllfin 11 n, In
order .
Mr. ami Mrs. Paul Holm havo returned
from the Dakota Hot Bpnlngs.
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