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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1890
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POPULATION OF LINCOLN 66,000.
Saturday Evening, Aug, 9, '00
Corner I Oth and P Streets.
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Anicrican,
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French, British
German,
Dry Goods
'The Courier" I'or Nnle In Omaha,
Coplon limy lxi found nt Keith's nonsstniid,
210 South Fifteenth street, Boyd's ojiorn house
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HerpoMeimer & Go.
DRY GOODS.
Exposition Building.
The Courier Citu lie Kminil At
Windsor Hotol Nows Htiind.
Capital Ilotol Nows Htiind.
Kxposltlon Dining Hall Now Htnuil.
Tito (lothum Now Htaml. M South 11th Ht,
Hrt Humior, 111 North 11th Utrcot.
HO. Young, lWO O Htroet.
Klotolier A Co., 1110 O Street.
Uttio Bport Uigur Htoro, 11.1 North l'JIli Ht.
Tho Bond, cornar 1'Jth mid Q street.
Wostorllold's llnrbvr Hhop, liurr lllook.
3f An oxttn supply of papor In always loft
at tlio Oothnin, in case other Nowsdcalors
supplies run short.
W. R, DENNIS & CO.
MEN'S
Fine Furnishings
1137 O STREET.
Agency -Dunlap's Celebrated
': Hats.
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Want" Ail Tor the Journnl.
In order to servo tlio eouvoniunco of it
patrons who niny with to use tlio "want" col
umns of tlio Journal tho CouniKH oMce will
receive such advertisement nt tlio regular
rates raid transmit them to the Jotirauf.
l.acnl anil l'ersonnl.
Waltobrenst Coal and Llmo Company.
Take Turkish at 1010 O street.
Lincoln Ico Co., 1010 O St. Telcphono 118.
Mineral water used for bathing, 1010 O st
Don Cameron serve tho lluest cotTeo in tlio
city.
fletts & Weaver, cool and wood, 11M5 O
street. Phone 440. tf
For fine watch repairing goto J.M. Markell
& Son's 1225 O street.
Doctors Bailey & Qoodoll, oillco 1347 L
street Telephone, 017.
Improved shower for TurkUh baths at 101
O street, basement Union block.
Oaly place In Lincoln that uses mineral
water in Iwths is at 1010 O street.
jDr. It L. Moore, ollice 63-S3 Latta block.
fwwjtnce iiwi Washington st Telephone 3ty.
Prompt service, pure and wholesome food
and the bolt of everything is always found nt
Don Cameron's.
Dr. C, D, Manning, oillco rooms C0 07-0g
Burr block. Telephone 330. Itesidence Cor.
20th and P. Telephone 330. ,
Ladies will And a complete line of Hue shoes
and all the latest styles at the proper prices at
Sberwin's Boston Shoe Store.
Poehlors fancy rakes of all kinds are pref
erable to any found eta where. Any kind of
cake made to order on short notice.
All kinds of lino correspondence jaiers,
either by box, quire or tablets, with envelopes
to match, at Wessel Printing Co., 1130 N
street
Try a dinner at Cameron's Luno h and Hhoit
Order house. Served dully from 11:30 u. in.
till 2, p. m. Everything flue and juicy and
cooked in a homo-like manner.
Notice the list of Llncolnltes abroad this
Issue! If you have a friend that is spending
tho summer abroad drop the Couiukk a card
and the name will bo added. '
See tho now conospondenco papers In tab
let form Just received at the Courier oillco.
We have all the latest weaves, In all the fan
cy and plain paper, including a number of
very pretty novelties. Envelopes to match
all papers.
Don't leave the city without taking with
you somo of those elegantly engraved calling
cards sold at the Couhikh ollice, 100 and pinto
for $ 2.60 or If you have a plate we will
make you a hundred for $1.60.
Scott Him make a ieclnlty of proserin-
tion work, and having ono of the most compe
tent prescription clerks, with fifteen years
exierlence, can assure all patrons accuracy
and prompt filling of all orders. We use none
but tlio purest drugs and make charges rea
sonable, One hundred and eight years old. The
magnitude of the sums of money handled by
lire Insurance companies can be imagined
by the following excerpts "The Phecnix ilro
assurance Co. of London, organized in 1762,
has paid ill lostee since then of nearly $85,000,
000 cash. Its standing Is of the very highest
order, carrying a surplus to Its polloy holder
of some 15,000,000." Att'y O. L. Richards
represents this company hero.
A very enjoyable picnic- was held nt Cush-
iiinn park Thursday evening, retentive;
preparations had lieen inn lo so ns to Insure
blissful enjoyment for tho jxirtlclpnnt. A
dainty and elaborate) luncheon wn served In
tlio grove. This nlonu was u very pleasant
partof tlio picnic The Itoatlngwiisaii India
H'hsahlo nnil natural obiervnnco. Tho dniio
nig which followed was more than usually on
Joynhle. Tlio little shower that fell only
freshened tho ntmoxphoro. Tills with three
pieces of music, smooth Moor nnd llfty souls
filled with youthful anil buoyant spirits inailo
ono of tho limit enjoyable jwrtlesover hold
nt Oushmnii. Tho plcnln was given in honor
of thn several visiting young Indies, The
member of both tho 1'leasnnt Hour club
wero In nttondauce. Following Is a list of
tlieni! Messrs, Samuel Low, Chas. Burr,
Chas. II. Clarke, W. K. Hardy. John T. Dor
gnu, Chas. Hall, Frank Polk, Frank Zelirung,
Dr. Hooves, H. II. Nlssloy, O. F. Funke, K.O.
Bradley, S. T. St. John, It. S. Mcintosh. M.
McKlimon, O. W. (lonvlg, Will Ilninmoiid,
(leo, Foresmau, Fnsl Hoiilr, Mr. Kjufe,
Frank Barr, M. II. Tilton, Homer Kdmmoii,
J, A. Hartley and Chantey Chapman of
Chicago, MIcseM (lertlo Hill, Annie Funke,
Fav Marshnll, Mis Wnlsh, Bertlo Burr, (ler
tlo Zlcinor, Miss Mnrtln of Chicago, Ocorglo
Hnwko of Nebraska City, Maud Burr, Jennie
Ktiumi, (Jertrudo lws of McCwik, Bessie Ma
sou, Minuio Iittn, Sndlo Becker, AimloBarr,
Mno Montrose, Allwn Oakley, Miss Wells,
Ine Dorris, Cnrrlo Hill, Mrs, C. T. Brown,
Miss Bowles or Quiucy, III., Belle Sabiu of
Beatrlco, mid Miss Botisoii of Chicago.
A veiy ipilot wedding took place on Thurs
day, at the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Scott,
1310 I, street, which united tliollvesanil fort
lines of Mr. J. Winger nnd Mis Anglo E.
(loodln, both of this city. The ceremony was
performed by Hov. Edward II. Curtis, I). 1)
of the First I'resbyterlnu church, nnd tho
couple ilepni ted Imiuedlntely after tho core
mony for Chicago. Mr. Winger Is too well
known in Lincoln to netd any Introduction,
having lived hero for years and alua)H lieen
rwognbed a u substnutlnl bmilues man and
an enterprising citizen. MUh (1mm1Iii came
from Muuclo, liid., tlueo year ago, and has
since lecii engaged In teaching umslo in our
city. She Is considered one of Lincoln's supe
rior Instructors In that art, and Is certainly
n very dignified, womanly lndy. They will
bo at home to their friends after August 25,
nt 1200 (1 street, and after September 10, nt
1248 J street.
Master Clarence E, Boggs wns thlttccu
years old yesterday, and ho celebrated tho
event Inst evening by giving u party for
his girl and boy friend. Tho program pro
vided for n variety of game and dainty re
freshments, nnd It goe without saying that
tho young folks had n happy time. Tlio In
vited guests were: Misses Ada mid Elite
Caldwell, Jennie Hell, Maude Tyler, Inn
Hatch, Clara Quick, Dottie Druce, Clertlo
Baldwin, Jesslo Lclaud, Anna nnd Nell Lau,
Winnie Hyde, Tot Miller, Pearl Wallace,
Qertlo Ernst, Florence- Boggs, Mnstcrs Will
Tyler, Peter Lnu, Fred Martin, Morris Hyilo,
Harry Zelirung, Allle Sanders, Warner Bald
win, Rob Manley, Frank Wallace, Alfred
Hass, Charles Landers, Pierce Caldwell.
Mr. Frank II. Harris and Mis Anna H.
Scliuckmau were married Wednesday even
ing. Tho ceremony wns performed by Rev.
E. H. Chnpin In tho presence of relatives at
the home of tho bride's paronti), Mr. and Mr.
W. F. Bchuckmnii, 1427 M street The bride
Is n graduate of tho State university and has
boon a popular teacher In the city schools,
Tho groom Is n member of tho Unit of Perry
& Harris, Jewelers, and U a successful busi
ness man. Both have many friends who join
in wishing them n hnppy wedded life. They
will bo nt home to friends nt 1401 M street
after Sept 15.
Mr. Ken D. and Ml Fiiunlo Uinford gave
a delightful jinrty Wednesday ovenlng In
honor of their cousin, Miss Katharine Dun
can of Chicago. Cards, dnnclng nnd re
freshment rounded out a very enjoyable
evening. The guests wero Motors. Phlllli),
Camp, Kimball, Urydon, Love, Frow, Hale,
Johnson, drahain, Teasdnle, Crnticer, Brad
ley and Bjiencer, Misses Qnylord, Watson,
Weaver, Dopue, Hyde, Child, Morgan, Hale,
Mnrtln of Chicago, Urindley, Moron and
Long, Mr. and Mrs. Will Phillip.
Mrs. J. 1). Leister entertained u company
very pleasantly Tuesday evening in honor of
her visiting brother, J E. Swlvelof Hunting
ton, Pa. The guests were Misses Mabel Long,
Milbum, Annie and Mattle Orlfllth, Sharp,
Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Dobbins, nnd Messrs. Lot
trldge, Mlchener, Summerladd, Barnes, Uhl
and Stackhouso.
Miss Katharine Duncan leaves today for
Atchison, accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Fannie Blnford, whom she has lieen visiting
in this city for the Mst three weeks. Mis
Duncan, after a visit In Atchlbon of two
weeks, will return to Chicago, and Miss Uin
ford will return to Lincoln.
On Wednesday next Messrs. Myron E.
Wheeler nnd J. B. Trlckey of this city, and
Judge Bowman of Columbus, lenvo for the
western art of the state to partake of their
llfth annual hunt. Each gentleman will bo
accompanied by his better-half und remain
two weeks.
Among tho Llncolnltes who have taken ad
vantage of the low O. A. It rates to Boston
are Mrs. M.L. Hlltner, Mis Alice Juclis, Miss
May Hlltner, Robert Hlltner, Miss Clara Sul
livan, C. K. Chamberlain, Mrs, I, Putmaii
and sister, Mr. ami Mrs. J, J, Butler, Mis M.
Saunders.
A party of Llncolnltes left Monday for
Mllford to enjoy a weeks camp life on the
Sanitarium grounds. They are Mr. and Mrs.
F. Parks, Mr. and Mrs. O. II. Rudge, Mr. and
Mrs. M. A. Parker, and MIskcs Mninlo and
Uussie Alden.
Mrs. Mary Kelson entertained a small party
of friends Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Alice Orr of Lincoln, Neb., who Is gladly
welcomed back from the west by bar many
friends and acquaintances, Granville, N.Y.,
Seiiri'iiW.
T, H. Mandaud has been elected professor
of chemistry at the high school at n salary of
800, Geo. 11. Frankforter having resigned.
t'rof. U L. II. Autliii of Tonoka has been
chosen principal at a salary of 81500,
The Wyoming CommonuwiMA of Cheyenne
contains in its Inst Issue a very lino engraved
lor trait of Col. E. T. Oadd, the Lincoln rust
ler, together with an Interesting sketch of his
business career.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Myron Wheeler. J. B. Strode.
Mrs. Auttn Humphrey, Mm. J, B. Trlckey
and Morris Humphrey, Jr returned from
Miss Naomi Weaver now enjoys driving
over Lincoln thoiotighfnroi In n hnndsome
new phnetou which was presented to her by
her Indulgent papa.
Rev. Israel Cnsselle of the Jrtrhh (Idtrtte,
viibllslied In Now York city, hns boon In tho
city, n guest of Rev. Dutijii of tho orthodox
Hebiew synagogue.
Mlis Beth Luther of Albion, N. Y who
will bo pleasantly recalled as tho guest of
Ml Oakley, hns boon married to u BulTnlo
gentleman.
.Mis M, J, Duford, efterau absence of sev
eral yenrs In Now Orleans, has returned for n
stny with her parent, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. II,
Duford.
J. II. O'Neill, lino plumbing, hot water and
steam heating, lino gns llxttires nnd globes.
You can buy all grades of garden hose very
cheap.
Ml Evn Murphy of Toronto, Cnnndn, ar
rived in the city Thursday, to tend tlio
summer mid fnll with her sister, Mrs. Fred
Kelly.
Mlssen Clara Carmody mid Maggie English
of tlio Statu House, ure guests nt Hotel Or
leans, Spirit Lnke, for u eotiplo of weeks.
R, M, Simons, Jr., of tho Beatrice national
bank, spent Sunday with hi brother, M. 11.
Simons, of tho Capital national bank.
T. It Oadd left Wednesday for Uticn, N.
Y., Now York, Boston, Philadelphia, Wash
ington nnd Old Point Comfort.
Miss Nellie Doran returned Monday to Mn
toon, III,, nfter a six weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Dr. Trodgon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A, E. Kcmmrd nnd Mr. nnd
Mrs. A. P. Fnlr left Tuesday for n summer
sojourn In Minnesota.
Frank Burr, Fred Sniyser and Misses U race
and Helen Burr returned Wednesday fioiu
Ete Park, Colorado,
Mr. nnd Mr. J. F. Morrl left Mondny over
the Union Pacific for Salt Lake City, Ogdeu
nnd Helena, Mont.
A. O. Zlemer, W.M. Leonard, V. B. Har
gienve and their families hnvorotrrued from
Esto Park, Col.
Mrs. W. W. Wirt, Mrs. Florence Hook,
Mrs, Ros and Mis Hheta Alexander have
gone to Denver.
Mis Anna Miller, the guest of Mr. John
T. McDonald of Q street, leturued to Beatrice
Wednesday.
Mis Elllo Ieoso and her friend, Mis How
land of Seward, visited in Nebraskn City
this week.
Mrs. C. Thompson, Mrs. C. E. Yates and
Mrs. John 11. Wright left Wednesday for
Mnnlton.
Chns. E. Mngoon left Saturday for u trip
north, hi first objective jwlnt being Miuno
apohx. Mrs. A. II. Memhmhnl! nnd Mrs J, D,
Lauer returned Tuesday from Hot Springs,
8. D.
11. P. Lau and family will make nu extend
ed stny nt Spirit Lake, where they now are.
Judge W. E. Stewart and family loft Thurs
day for several weeks niuong Colorado scenes.
Mis Mlunio Mateor left Monday for u visit
nuioug old time friend at Davenport, Iowa.
H. J. Hall und J. K. Barr havo gone east
to buy machinery for the stove factory.
Mrs. L. E. Briggs leaves tomorrow for
Denver, to my n visit to her brother.
Mrs. R. A. Hnwley andMrs. L. E. Stewart
mid daughter are visiting in Colorado.
C. M. Lelghton was called to Wisconsin
Monday by now of his father's death.
Mrs. II. W. Kolloy and Miss Flora Moore
left Wednesday for a visit In Boston.
J. T. nnd S. T. Cochran nnd their families
nre enjoying camp life nt Milford.
Mrs. J. E. R. Millar has returned from a
visit to Cheyenne und Salt Luke.
Cnpt. and Mrs. Teoters have gone to theQ.
A. R. encampment nt Boston.
Mrs. E. It Keefer took tho Union Pnclllc
Monday for Salt Lake City.
C. D, Richards and wife loft over tho Union
Pacific for Boston Tuesday.
Col.'E. T. Qndd, who was seriously ill at
Cheyenne, is convalescing.
Misses Cora and Clara Smith went to Hot
Springs, 8. D., Thursday.
James L. Mnndell left yesterday over the
Union Pncitlo for Boston.
Mr. und Mrs. S. M. Mellck went to Spirit
I.ake Wednesday night.
Mrs. II. M. Ersklne and daughter left
Wednesday for Boston.
The Yo:k club enjoyed an outing at Cush
maii park Inst evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Chns. K. Wilcox hnve gone to
Hot Springs, Ark,
J. J. Butler Is making an extended trip
through the east.
Miss Dora Hasti left Wednesday for a
trip to England.
Other Social News on Pago 2. ,
Dyspepsia
Mikci manr lives mliertble, oml often losdi to
self deitrnctlou. Dlilrcu after eating, tick beJ
cho, hcariliurn, sour stomach, inontal depres
sion, etc., aro earned bjr this very common and
Increasing tllicato. Hood's BartaparllU tones tlio
stomach, creates an appetllo, promote! hcaltliy
illgoitlon, rcllorcs ilck headache, clears tlio
mind, ami euros tho nioit obitlnato catet ot ilji
pepila. Head tlio following!
" I liaro lieen troubled with iljripcpiia. I had
but little appotlto, nnd what I did eat dtttrcned
me.or did mo llttlo good. In an hour after eating
1 would experience a fnlntncu or tlrod.nll-gono
reeling, si though I had not eaten anything.
Hood's flariiparllU did mo an Immema amount
of good. It gato mo on sppetlto, nnd my food
rellihod nnd iatliflcd tho crating I hod previously
oipeilonced. It rellovod me or that faint, tired,
all gono reeling! I havo fait so much better itiico
1 took Howl's Sanaparilla.tliat I am happy to
recommend It." O. A. IMob, Watcrtonn, Stan.
N, II. Ilo turotogotonly
Hood's Sarsaparilla
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by O. I, HOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mam,
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summer trip, leaving wife and children at St.
Paul. They had a thrilling experience in a
steamboat collision on the river at Detroit
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