Capital city courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1893, September 20, 1890, Page 8, Image 8
8 CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER !0, 1890 I J POPULATION OF LINCOLN 66,000. Saturday Evening, Sept. 20, '90 Corner I Oth and P Streets. FALL AND WINTER Dress Goods and Silks STA1M.U STYLUS AND NOVEL T1KS IN KNDLKSS VAK1F.TIKS. II, It. NINNI.KV A CO. "Thr Vnurlrr" I'nr Halt) In Oiiiiiliu. Copies limy Ui found nt JColtti'n uonsatniul, 810 8011th KUtPontli street, Iloyd's ojwrn house block. A Cress Goods Novelties offered hy UcrpoUhclincr & Co nrc tlic Most Vnrleil outside of tjic liutfc cities, Thing that nre different a'lid cannot bo matclicil perhaps In the state. Their stock of Clonki, Wraps, House Wrappers anil Dresses, are a wonderful collection of the coircct thing In Lndlcs Wear. An In spection Is Invited to this veritable Trade l'nlnce. I'rlccs everyone knows are al ways the Lowest, quality considered. Call at ilerpoUhelnicr S; Co's. and look them through. The Courier Onn be Fouiul At Windsor Hotel Now Htand. Cnpltnl Hotel Nows Htuml. Exposition Dining. Halt NowaHlnml. Tho aothnm Nw Utniul. 118 Houth llth HI. ltert Uuiriior. Ill North llth Htrcot. Kd. Young, law o Htrcot, Fletohor A Co., IISM U Htrcot. Little Hport Ulgar Htora, 113 North 12th Ht. Tho llond, corner l'.'th mid l Ntreots. Wostorflohr Harbor Hhop, luirr lllook. PTAn extra supply of papers Is always- loft l tho Uolham, In caso other Newsdealers upplle run short. Fall Styles, Dunlap Hats 1137 O STREET. E TAKE NOTICE) Tbo Couiuku will not be responsible for any debts nindo by any ono In its name, un ess n written order aeco mponice tbo same, luteal nud l'ursonsl. Whltebrcast Coal and Lime Company. .Take Turkish at 1010 O itmt. I " t Oyster In all style at Brown's. Brown's for oysters In all styles. ,Uuth M. Wood, M. D 122tl V strcot. Telephone at tbo Co'umkr office Is 253, Sunday dinners at Browns, only 25 ceut. Lincoln loo Co., 1010 O St. Telephone 118. Mineral water used (or bathing, 1010 Ost, Try Urown's Bunday dinner, only 23 cts. Canon City Coal at tho Whltebreast Coal and Lime Co. Only place In Lincoln that usee mineral water In Utus is at 1010 O street. Improvedshower for Turkish baths at 1011 O 'street, basement Union block. , All tho latest sheet music, new stock, at Oranocr's Art Music store,SI3 south Eleventh street. Prompt service, puro and wholesome 'food and thu beit of everything is always found at Dim Cameron's. 'Dr. C. II. Manning, office rooms 00 07-09 Burr block. Telephone 330. llesldonco Cor. 20th ami F. Telephone 330. " Ladies will find a complete llii'j of tine shoes , and nil the latent style at tho proper prices at 4 8herwln',Boton Shoe Store. J, II. O'Neill, fine plumbing, hot water and steam heating, fln gas fixture and globe. You can buy all grade of garden hose very cheap. Try a dinner at Cameron's Lunch and Shot t Order house. Served dally from 11:30 a. hi. till 2. p. m. Everything fine and juicy and cooked In a home-like maimer. No such Ice cream and ice as those fouud at Poehlers are to be found elsewhere in the city. HI new parlor in tho McUrlde block are tho flneit in the city. Poobler make a. specialty of sirring Ice cream and ices for picnics, parties, weddings, etc Order taken by telephone 457 or at the office in the MoUride block, 13th and P streets II. P. Bherwin, 1124 O street, ha a present' for every one of hi customers that cannot fall to be appreciated. Ho will give to every customer a lino crayon picture made from any photo that I desired and it will not cost iiOt m? Mk a you a cent. Call in at hi drug and shoe store and see how it is done. 1124 O Btroet. ,! . BUMMKuCoMPUimT. A druggist at Brltt, 5,1 Hancock county, Iowa, relate hi exiierienco with this disease a follows; Durlug the summer of 1882 my llttlo girl, two year of of age, wa taken seriously ill with summer complaint, bo common to children of that age, and after being treated by a physluhui and getting no better 1 took from my shelve a bottle of Chamberlain' colic, cholera and diarrhoea remedy. She felt relieved after the first aoseand in three day was entirely well Aux. MoiB. TIIIC AV0KLI OF SOCIKTY. II 1! lengthening shadow of fast lliitiiig summer have rerved as a bugle call for the 'I j legion of Lincoln's 'I it,A,iti.fB mill fnr I nrvmtiln Wmk "VM"I -' " ' every Incom ing train has boon lndcti with return ing pilgrims. From mount it III mid sea side, from In land lake nud rurnl ret lent from tlln fash. ?. I n ti f. I . I n m sort of the east and thu imlilnll bllfirn. . of tho Pacific, from the wilds of tho north and tropic of thu south, from foreign land and old ancestral halls, from everywhere have tho wander er como. Singly and In companies have thoy como-somo from u three month' so journ nud other from a few days', outing, Tunned and lmrud, ninny of thorn nrot but happy all, glowing with rekindled spirit and )Mrfivt health, Oh, 'tis pleasant to Idly while away the hour and day and week nud month of God' precious gift to man mani fested in uaturu's kindliest mood tho glad some summer. I fanny aro they who can for- suko for n tlmotho monotonous routlun which nil must obsrve, and gather now strength, now enthusiasm and now vitality, In soiuo plnco afar off away from tho mnddeulng crowd. Ages ago It was predicted that in thu latter day there should bo much running to and fro on the faco of tho earth, and tho prophecy is more than fulfilled nud mauls the iMitter therefor, Ills vision I larger; his Ideas broader; his Intellect brighter. Yes, the wnuderi'm hnvo returned, nud onco more will turn the wheel of fashion, of socloty, of gaiety, mid tho revolutions will throw off n brilliancy never ctpialled In thu nodal llfo of Lincoln. True, tho young eoplo who have canned (ho wedding bells to bo rung during the past lx months, will ho missed; hut other buds will blosHom and there will I hi no vacant place. Already active preparation for ''tho season" have commenced and tho early days of October will witness an unusual sprlghtll lies In society' domain. President Will Hardy of tho Plea-unit Hour Club has called a hunlues meeting for Wed nesday evening at 7:S() o'clock at Hardy & Pitcher's store, for the purHsoof organizing for the coming seiiMin, A number of new member will lie taken Into this club whoso fmno is us wido us thu state, nud whoso name Is n synonym for enjoyment. Tlio outlook for tho Seniors I promising, Indeed. And the Junior are also bestirring them selves. Both club will probably re-organlzu on the old basis, although there aro some new scheme proiOHed. Thu llrst party will occur in u few week. Tho presldont of tho York, Kent Dluford, has called n meeting for Mon day ovenlug for tho annual election nud re organization, nnd tho other clubs aro prepar ing to follow suit. Dancing (lartle will bo plenty this winter. Tho various Chautauqua circles, the society of tho "Hall in tho Grove," tho art club and other similar associations hnvo commenced or uronbout to commence tho smsou' work. At Mis Anna Barr' last Friday evening twenty youug eoplo organized Informally a new literary socloty, which will hnvo it llrst meeting Tuesday evening at the residence of Mis Maudo Smith, 1330 J street. Etcetera, etcetera. Mr. and Mr. K. C. Bewick, assisted by Mr. aiiilMi. Ueorgo. H. Clark, entertained a largo number or friends Wednesday even ing nt a charming progressive euchre party. Progressive euchre proved a delightful change from our own gnme of high live which has so long prevailed. Those present were i Messr. and Meedamea F.A. Brown, II. U. Patrick, W. K. Klrker, Mason Gregg, O. W. Webster, K. P. Holme, C. W. Lyman, J. II. Hurley, It. A. Perry, G. M. BarUett, W. W. Holme, J. F. Lansing, Q. F. Belts, O. L. Hall, J. U. Drinker, J. C. HouU, C. lllchard son, A. S. Tweed, Frank Hall, W. Q. Bell, II. P. Foster, H. W. Brown, H. 8. LIpplncott.B. Parker, A. S. Tlbbet, Charles Knapp, C. D. Sttzer, Drs. and Mcsdaince E. B. Appleget, R. E. Glffcn, II. Stanhope, Prof, and Mrs.W. W. W. Jones, Mr. U. F. UIU of Louisville, Kentucky, Dr. Geo. II. Simmon, Mr. Charles Alger, Mr. Ada L. Espey, and Mrs. G. W. Brown of Waverly, Iowa. Tho prize, which were uuusually handsome, were awarded to Mr. Frank Hall and Dr. Stanhope. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ewing gave a delightful progressive high Ave party Wednesday even ing, their pleasant home on Fourteenth street, containing one of tho happiest gather ing of tho early Reason. The guests wero MeMr. and Mesdamrs Frank Sheldon, G. M. Lambertson, McFarland, A. II. Buckstaff, Jansen, K, 11. Oakley, Foster, Hayden,Green, Beeson, Perry, E, P, Holme, Leonard, W. B. Hargrcaves, Wright, Coffroth, Sterns, Travis, Hubbard, Davis, E. E. Brown, San ders, Mrs. John Hewitt, Dr. nnd Mrs. llailey, Messrs. A. D. Law, Geo. Foresman, Kind, Tom Ewing, Vau Dyne, Buckstaff, Magoon, Mlssea Cora Hardy, Minnie and Ollvo Lutta, Talbot, Bailey, Sterling Crowe, Travis of Tarkio, Mo., and Price of Chicago; Mr; Har greave and Mrs. Buckstaff wero nwarded royal favors nud Miss Hardy and Mr. It. II. Oakley received consolation tokens. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. F. Lnsch entertained very pleaanutly a number of friends Wedncbday evening in honor of Mrs. Frank Everson of Kearney, who Is at present their guest. High five was the principal amusement of tbo even ing. The following were present: Mlses Mamie Hartshorn of Charles City, Iowa; Angle and Carrie Sterns, MoCamond of Charles City, Iowa; Messrs. E. Hartshorn, Bagley, Mr. and Mrs. Loverlng, Mr. and Mr. J. W. Cutwrlght, Mr. Stern, Mrs. Vauderberg, Mrs. Dr. Beachley and Mrs. Biggs. Mrs. W. T. Follmer nnd daughter, Mis Mae of Oil City, Pa., are visiting In the city a the truest of Mr. Dr. Lane on South Twelfth street. Mis Follmer for her own amusement ha studied elocution and ha become very proficient. The lady, owing to tho fact that her deceased father wa an old eoldler, ha consented toreclto this evening 'at thu old soldier' reunion. Mr. and Mr. George Connnt entertained a number of friend Saturday ovenlug. ThfH prcbtfiit wero: Mlssea McNIchlo and Cozad of Cortland, May Colllver of Green wood, Lucy Skinner nnd Tyler; Messrs. Clar- enoVBcott, li. A. Uoorge, Fran irvmo ami Stockfeldt. At the tennis tournament at Hasting this week B. L. Gelsthardt and Frank TJurr won the men' doubles, tbreo out of live. Gelst hardt was elected president of tho state nfbO- cialion ana nrown in Hastings, becrviary, The noxtannual tournament will be held In thl city. .tswisrBaUifu lIvMssK' TO 'it usVu9nRfM, M: avsssssssr .- a,y I laaSSSSSSWran u ;-spr mm y f h.'im fuTTftTJstt' Daniel Ford and Ml EllleC. Bracken were united In mnrrlnge Tuesday evening at tho trsldeneu of the hrldu's parents, 401 North Tenth street, Itev. P H. Hhmiip officiating. After the ceremony tho company nsxeiuhlcd partook of nu elaborate weeding supjier. ProfcssorO. (J, Menrendorf and MissMluule I). Cochran, directress of music In the State University, wero married at Normal, III,, Wednesday. They arrived In this city Thurs day evening and now receiving the congratu latlons of tholi- many friends. Hloux tribe, No, it, of tho Improved Order of lied Men was formally organized Tuoday evening nt tho CastJo hall. Bed Men of Ne braska and Iowa ero present In largo num bers. Tho East Lincoln Chautauipin Literary and Scientific elrelomct for tho llrst time this season at the residence of Mr. Trunx, Twenty-seventh and U streets, Wednesday even ing. Tho young iieonle of the First Preshvterlau church were very pleasantly entertained Tuesday evening nt tho resldenco of Mr. and Mr. W, J. Turner nn L strict. Lieutenant nnd .Mr. T. W, Griffith re turned from their wedding tour Wednesday afternoon nnd are now nt homo on It street near Fourteenth, Miss Guudlo Coburn of.Omnhu, well known In this city, nud S. G.V, Griswold of thu Ike, will bo married nt high noon Ihurwlay, Oc tober 2. Tho socloty of thu "Hall in thoOrovo" met last evening at tho resldenco of Mr. Culvert on II street, to orgaulzo for winter work. A reception was given by tho Women' Foreign Missionary Society of tho St. Paul M. E. church Wednesday afternoon. A number of friend wero entertained by Mr, and Mix Schwab Tuesday oveulug. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Mr. Dr. F. W. Tucker left Wednesday for Central City. Miss Lulu Oninlnger visited her sister In Omaha this week. Mr. Charles M. Keefer and her mother, Mr. William Ashton, left Tuesday for Den ver. Tho ladle of tho Eist Lincoln Congrega tional church gave an Ice cream social last evening. Mr. G, A. Soyboldt nud daughter, Mis Sarah, loft Thursday for n month's visit in Now York. Mrs, S. M. Dalhy who has been vlsillug her sou, left for her homo at Hodalla, Mo., Tuesday. Mr. and Mr. M. S. Bohanau entertained Mis Edith Wetzel of Leavenworth, Kansas, thl week. Mr. J. 11. Harley and children returned Tuesday ovenlug from nu extended trip to Nova Scotln. How G. W. Isham, thu now pastor of tho Grace M, E. church, will preach his first ser mon tomorrow. Harry I). Aron, lato of tho .S'dife .ounni counting room, has accepted a jiosltion with Miller & Palnu. Mr. T. Hi McGahoy and children returned Tuesday evening from n pleatnnt summer's visit In the east. Mr. and Mr. W, Q. Bell aro entertaining W. II. Sexton of Monmouth, 111., tho former' brother-ln-lnw. Miss Anna Howlnnd of Bownrd, who has been visiting Mis EllloLeeso, returned homo Sunday ovenlug. D. L. Draco Inn purchased C. T. Brown's handsomu resldenco nt Twenty-second uud Washington street Mr. T. II. Botton and mother left Tuesday for Now York, where they will remain u mouth or six Week. O. T Pound, who has been tho guest of his brother, Judge Pound, left for hi homo nt Hillsdale, Mich.," Monday. - E, F. Este of tho B. & M., was married in Kunsn City Monday ovenlug. The couple arrived In this city Tuesday. G .A. Ilaymer, formerly, of thl city, Is now manager of tho Newcastle coal company with hoadquartert In Beatrice. Mrs. Zara Wilson, Mrs. H. C. O. Upton nnd Mr. Phllpot returned Thursday from the W. C. T. U. convention at Palmyra. Street Commissioner Byers wa presented with a pair of handsome gold rimmed eyo glnssea by his employees Mondny. New waa received in thl city thl week of the death of Mr. II, It, Harbison, a former Lincoln resident, at San Diego, Cal. Mr. and Mr. C. T. Bower, 1038 K street, nre entertaining the Mirse L. C, Katzenbnch and Mollio L. I. Neal or Trenton, N. J. Hugh Inmastor and Frank II. Woods left Monday for New York where thoy will enter tho law department of Columbia college, A small party of friends wero delightfully entertained by Mr. Vnnderburg of 1421) D street, Thursday evening with high five. 8am E. Lowe will leave Monday for Ann Arlior, Mich., via Bloomiugton, 111. Tho present term will complete hi law studies. Mrs. G. J. Chowning of. Salt. Lake. Glty, who has been visiting at tho residence of T. J, Crawford, departed for her homo Thursday. Miss Bertie Burr and Mis LIIIlo Hatha way left Saturday evening for Auburndale, Mass., where they will spend the winter at school. Frank J. Morrow, a son of Gen. Morrow of tho United State Army, stationed at Ft. Sidney, is taking a siieclal course at the State University. Dr. J. F. King of Cameron, Mo., is In tho city on n visit to hi son, E. A. King, of south Tenth street. Tho doctor think Lincoln a "mighty fine" city. G, M. LambertMii ha been entertaining Geo. C. Ingham of Chicago, one of the Windy City' noted lawyer, wiio won considerable distinction in tho Cronln caw. October 4 The Couiuku will commence the publication of "His Fleeting Ideal," the great comiwsito novel. See notice elsewhere. Watch for tho opening chapter. Ml Mammle Hartshorn, of Charl City la,, I visiting her brother, stopping at Mr Ulalr' 1201 K street. 'Mis Hartshorn wll , spend a pleasant visit of about a mouth in Lincoln. Church or tho Holy Trinity, J and Twelfth stieet, John Hewitt, rector. Sixteenth Sun day after Trinity. At 8 o'clock a. in. Holy communion; 0:30, Sunday school; 11 o'clock morning prayer uud sermon. Subject of sermon; "The Permanent Need of Earnest nets." At 4 o'clock, infant buptUm. 7:30, evening prayer and sermon. All welcome. Additional local nnd personal page 2. Ayer's Sarsaparllla, highly concentrated, 1 the most economical blood purifier that can be used. UuueliiK C'Ihm. Miss Fannie Warner's clais in dancing will wn nt Mn'onlo trinploon Saturday 27th In the nfteitioou for masters nnd iiiIhsch nud tho evening for ndtills. Mls Warner's ex IhtIciico In this Hue of work Is such as to glvo her nu lii'lglit to tho peculiar ahlllty necessiiry to Instruct lii'thl. one of thu mint interesting tuts, and her success In ast sea son has been such as to warrant her larger cm wo than ever. Lincoln, St.. loo ,1 Kunsn City. TliroiiKli Nli-epers mill I'lirlnr (,'nrs. Tho day of transfers, change nnd delay between Lincoln, St. Joonud KnnwiClty Is over, tho B. & M. having placed In servico n lino or combination sleeper and pnrloi chair car that for convenience, elegnnco and com fort surpas anything heretofoioruu letween theso tKilnts. The present, schedule is ns fol lows; Ix-nvu Lincoln, 8:30 p, m. dally, nrrlvo in St. Joo5:27n. in., Kansas City 7:f,0n, in.; returning, lenvu Kansas City !:l.'i p. in. dally, St.Joo 11:15 p. in,, arrlvo at Lincoln 7:50 p, m. Tlirso trains run via Beatrice. Wymoronnd Table Hock uud iiiuko close connections nt terminal points. Tho servico Is really excel lent nnd wo can recommend it with much confidence. Furthor Information can bo ob tallied at union ticpot or city office corner O nnd Twelfth streets. A. O. .IKMK.II, City Pnisenger and Ticket Agent. (I. A, II. Hooks Very Cheap. The' Wcsscl Printing Co. has several copies of Col. KoU'rt B. Ileal' well known history of thu Grand Army of the Republic in fine bindings which it will sell at fll.OO per vol limn. Original price, sold only on subscrip tion, at 5.00. Theto books tiro fully Illus trated nnd complete in every detail. Call and tee them. Don't Cure to Kill. It is with tho greatest confidence that Hood' Sarsaparllla Is recommended fur los of appetite, Indigestion, sick headache, and similar troubles. This medicine greatly tones the stomnche, assist digestion, and makes ono "real hungry." Persons In delicate health, after taking Hood' Bnisapnrlllu a few days, find themselves longing for uud eating the plainest food with unexcctod relish. Seo the new coriesjioiidenco papers In tab let form Just received at the Couiuku office. Wo havu nil tho latest wtavc, in all the fan cy nud plain MiiMr, Including u number of very pretty- noveltliu. . Envelope to match all pajier. Attorney General Ix-eso went to Halting Thursday. Tho prompt use of Ayer's Sarsaparllla will Invariably cure nit affections of tho kidney. Mr. and Mr. W. B. Oult who have been visiting thoir daughter. Mrs. O. G. King, re turned to their home New York this week. What is Scrofula It Is that Inipurltr hi the blood, which, accumu lating In tho gUmU of tho neck, protlucos un sightly lumps or swellings; which cuuics painful running sores on the unns, legs, or feet; which devclopcs ulcors In tho cjrci.can.or noio.otton csutlng blhiilncsi or deaf ncss ; w hlch l the origin of pimples, cancerous growths, or many other manifestations utuslljr merited to " humors." It Is n. moro f ormldablo enemy than rumumpttoa or csneer alone, for scrofuU combines tho worst poulblo features of both. Doing tho mod ancient, It Is tho rnont general of all dlteaies or affections, for very few persons aro entirely f roo from It. How cau It bo cured t Ily taking Hood's Sarss partlla, which, by tho cures It has accomplished, often when other medicines have failed, has proven Itself to bo a potent and peculiar mcdlclno for this dlicaio. For nil affections of tho blood Hood's 8artaparlll.t Is unequalled, and somo of tbo cures It has effected are really wonderful. If you suffer from scrofula In any of Its various forms, be sore to giro Hood's Sariaparllla a trial. Hood's Sarsaparllla eoldbyslldruggliU. flialxforf. Preparsdoaly by C I. UOOU CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100) Dosos Ono Dollar IMPORTANT! We will soon oommeBoa, In these column, f-a publication of the Great Composite Novel, Entitled flis Fleeting Ideal, The Joint Work of W. II. BALLOU, ELLA WHEELER WILCOX, MAJ. ALFRED C. CALHOUN, ALAN DALE, HOWE & HUMMEL, PAULINE HALL, INSPECTOR BYRNES, NELL NELSON, MAR y. e astl ake, JOHN L. SULLIVAN, P. T. BARNUM, BILL. NYE. Bach chapter by a different writer, and the Illustrations in each by a dlfforent artist. DON'T MISS IT! It is the Literary Sensation of Day. - '(mBlmMK fa ill Fall of 1890! i Kid Giove Department. We respectfully call your attention to our Glove Depart ment for the coining season, with a view to making this De partment the most complete of its kind. We have added several new makes, including a Fosters, Alexandre, Couvoisier and other staple brands which makes this stock the Largest and Most Attractive ever shown bv us. Wn nm irivimr prices which should command the attention of all wearers of Kid Gloves. Yours Respectfully, . . 1 V l This is the Season of the year when COAL IS KING when Competition is Close and Everybody has the best. Then isjthe time to go direct to Headquarters. You need a supply for the Winter and as now is the time to buy, why not call on BETTS St tafEHtfER and see their line and get prices. There you can get the pure article direct from America's greatest mines noted for their purity Call up Phone 440. JL i ajML I IV R It surely can cnusu no (tlssenslgn If wo take this occasion to mention: To our bargains ho turned Ami tho paper wns burned Bo strongly they hold his attontlon, AUG. TH. GRUETTER & CO. I11H N STIIKKT. TEETH EXTRACTED - DR. H. K. KERMKN SURGEON DENTIST, Who has the Exclusive Use of Steauna's Anesthetic No Chloroform 1 No lither I No Gas I A Full Set of Teeth on Rubber for $5.00. All Fillings at the Lowest Rates. DR. H. K. KERMAN, Rooms9jo6,NBErBlock' full line of 33 to 139 South Eleventh St. and excellent quality. Office 1045 O Street. WITHOUT PAIN 23TT - 4