CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER u .890
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COMFORT
TOR THE PI-liT!
Life Made Easy
11Y HUVlNCi SOME. OF TUB
FIN'EST A.NM)
More Comfortable
SHOES
Ever sold la Lincoln. To try them on U
.0 buy. These goods to lc found only nt
Webster & Roger's
1 o.j 3 O Street.
IMIISS-
Alice Isaacs
OMAHA,
UN mUim BROS, EWYORK
LATEST
NOVELTIES
IN
Milliqery
rVery Lowst Prices.
' In the Hloro of lleynmn A Dolclim,
1518-20 Eamam Street
. ' OMAHA.
ON SALE
TO
Principal Points
EAST, WEST,
NORTH AND SOUTH
- AT
1044 O STREET.
E. B. SLOSSON,
City Passenger Agent
PHOTOGRAPHER!
Kino Iluatrntilncts f-1 per doxeri. Hpotinl
retcii to students. Call nml see our work.
Studio, 1214 O Street.
Open fronUOu.tn. to 4 p.m. yuinlnjs.
J. S. EATON,
Physician and Surgeon
Office: 116S. Eleventh St.
Telephones: Office ($y Residence j6i.
LINCOLN, NEH.
m
Sfteialht,
stlue I.ltnttoil to DIsoukoh of tlio
Nervous System, Heart and Blood
HKKRHKNCKSt
Hon. Win, I.ecse. Attorney Oenernl.
llon.T.I.. Nnrvnl. niooliite Justice
-Jones' 'ntnnftl liiink, Howard.
Cltlieus' National Hunk, Ulysses.
QPKiOKf Viiin Htreet, I.INCOIA', NEH,
LINCOr.N
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Tickets
LOCAL AM) I'KHSONAI,
Al K. I'.wnn In In Knit I.nko City.
E. I'opllli linn ki" Ailell, Win,
J. W. Howell lin kdiio to Oklahoma.
J, I), Trncy hnsgone. to Hti UtKi HL
W. A. Dnggctt hns gone to Ht. Iilils,
.Mint Jennie lloyd lit visiting In tliu enst.
Thnmns I Ifilct In hns noun to Cincinnati.
A. Jlnlter wnsnn Onmliii visitor Tuesday.
Joseph Hwiiii linn returned from Peorln,
III.
Dr. Hhncmnkor left for Emerald Wednos
ilny. Mr, 7.nrn A. llson la In Ivnusns city this
week.
Mm.
nnk,
II. J. Tnylor In In HL Louis this
Miss Almenn Parker visited Hloux City thin
week.
Mian IMIth Ittunell hns returned from Chi
cago, T. J, Hickcy has returned fivnt Now
York.
Attorney
Oenernl Leeae U In Memphis,
Tenn.
Mm. O. II.
Clto.
BIIIn left Tneadny for Bloux
Mm. K. l. Harney departed Wislnesdny for
Wnro, Maim,
Woolaey Woynnt started Mondny for Hae
reinento, Cm I,
Mm. J. II. Ltiko la visiting In Geneva, her
former home.
Mr. mid Jim. K. U (lisnrt left Wednesday
for Clnclnnntl.
J. A. Drain left Wednesday for Fort
Towiuond, Wnsh.
Mr. H. II. llohmnn mid ilatilitcr loft Mon
dny for Ht. Ionk
Mm. Mary Vound fnnilly hnvo gono to
Portland, Oregon.
Miss Dora Foley hnsgonoto Pittsburg, Pn.,
to visit her father.
Mm. W. O. (Jlbbs
Ilornellsvllle, N. Y.
has returned from
Mm. .1. K. Illggs una 1111 exKsltlon visitor
In Omnlm Inat week.
MtaLldn llawksworth la visiting friends
In Peorln and Chicago.
W. J, Coo 1 Mir vlalteit the rorn wlaco at
Hloux City Wetlnusdny.
MIm ArtlnHliawlo t Tuemlay for Ogden,
whoro alio will tench achool.
Mm John Zehrnni; and Frank ZeliriniK
left Mondtiy for Hloux City,
Mm. O. J Wlneiiworlaentertnlnlni; Misnea
Ida and Lirxlc Mnloue of Wuvurly.
Mr. and Mm. W. M. Heiitou tiro entertain
Iiir MIhi on DotiKherty of Ciali;, Mo.
Mli Heithn AMifonl of ICnmna City, It
vliltnifr henwialn Kdwanl M. Iimh.
The I'lemuiiit Hour club held a buxlnea.i
lueethiK lnat iilj;lit nt Ilnidy St l'ltchcr'a
W, K. llntta left Mondny for Hnn Francis
co. Ida ftituro homo will bo Truckee, Call
fornln. MIm IK'iloTht)inpion, of l!ii" M Mreet, la
eiitertiilnliiK Mlaa Jeiuilo Thompson, or Hoch
eater, Mil.
J. C Kler Ima ijomi) to CIiIimro. Ho will
letuiii with Mm. Kler in tho coumoof a cou
jile of weeka.
Jnmea Mnhoney, inniini;liir ivlltor of tho
.oiiniiil, la M ikIIiik a tow dnya nt hla old
home, lVorln, III,
Jiuneii Ueatou entertnlueil tho olllcem of
tholutciiintloiuil tiineitil dliector'H 1110.0cm
t Ion WiMlniMlny tifteiiiocn.
Mm, Hum Mlmchler, after aMuiIliiK thn
aiimmernt enateru polnta nlonz tho Atlantic
const, ivturnixl homo Hundny.
Tho Hecond J'nbyterlnn church was dedi
cated Mtindny eveulnR, Itov. K, II. CurtU, of
the Fmt church ireachlnR tho hoiiiioii.
Mlaa Mamlo Ilnrtahorn, of Clinrlitt City,
lown, who lim been vlnitlng her biothei 111
this city, returned to her homo Mondny,
Mm. Pclmlrn Hicks nnd dntiRhtcr who
hnvo leim vlaitliiK Mm, Hiram DiiIIiik, left
WedneiHtay for their homo in Freedom, III,
Col. II. F.WIiiRor nnd daughter, ,MIh Hco,
of WnhluKton, 1). C, mo in tho city vialthiK
tho former' brother nnd tltor, J. W, Whiter
and Mm. Kinma Beacreat.
Mm. F. Adlor and her accomplished
dauihtcr .Vh Flora, returned homo Tuia
day after a Severn I my a vllt with tho fnnil
ly of Mr. II. Goldamlth on Klfilittentli treot.
Mm. C. J. Krmt nml dniiRhtir, Mlaa (Kr
trude, left Tuemlay for Chicago, accompanied
by Dr. F. 11. lighter. Tho Journey la iniido
that an operation limy be performed on Mlaa
Knmt'a hand.
At tlio miidater'a mectltiK Mondny tho fob
lowing officer wero elected for tho eniulog
year: Itov. K II. Curlla, prealdeut; ltov. O.
A. llllama, vlco inemdent; ltov, L' 1', LuiN
den, bocretary and tr$niiirer: progrummo
committee: Itova. E. 8. llalaton, C. It. New
linn, aii'd K. II, Chnpln.
A Jolly arty of young folks enmo down
fioui Omnlin to attend tho Blinding Thorn
ball given Mondny ovenlug at Mnaonio tem
ple. Tho pnrty returmsl Tuoadny nnd com
prised: Messra. Julius Meyer, Oustav
i'Jercliea, Edwnnl AVessel. Fred SeliRaolin.
.Misses Flora Adlcr, Julia lliooin, Hot Inn
eiieoiin and iin. K, Aitier.
Temple lii.ll, or a most peoplo call It. Mn
sotile temple, Is more attractive than over thl
aeuson, ilnnyiiow lui)rovement huve been
mnde, and tho comfort of guests tins Un
further nutlcluttd. Tho large, iuulo ta-ul
nt the entt end of the hall that formerly oc
cupied a goodly ahnro of dnnclng apace has
been cut down and now does not project be
yond tho wall line ThU doon not Interfere
with the, orchestra's place, for there U still
ample room on the abbreviated platform for
as largo an orchestra as may be desired In
cluding piano apace. This gives additional
dancing surface. The windows have been re
curtained, tho rooms renovated, and every
ining uini was in any manner lacking lias
been supplied, so thnt this reason Llncolifs
most pular dancing resort will Im eveh
more attractive thvi over. Boveral clubs
have already booked for the wintir, an4
prosecU now Indicate that the hall will bo
oen nearly every night this seaaon. The
hall to again In charge of Mr, and Mr.
Campbell, who have always given the beat of
"atU'actlou to the amusement seekers, nml it
will be their special aim to see that every at
tention Is given to increase the enjoyment f
the patties. Engagements tor the hall may
now be made with Mr. Campbell, who may
always be found ut 8. E. Mo.re'sstorti or
with Mr. Btlroj manager of the hall, at the
Lincoln Carpet company's In the Exposition
store.
Additional local nnd personnl page 8.
NoveltUeln Wedding Cake boxes thirty
different shnes nt Wessel Printing Co,
FAMILIAR PEOPLE.
Al E. Ewnu linn ri'ilgned Ida position In thn
olllcoof tliocomiuis.loner of public Inndanud
buildings,
V
Auditor Tom Heiitou wenm n plug hat on
the hustings. It la nn open qiinstlon whether
It Is wiser to awn tho graiiRcr with a plug or
to acduco him with a dilapidated felt. We
ahnll nwnlt tho result of the nudltorinl elec
tion with great anxiety. Omaha 7i;i'm.
Dan Ixli,wliom many will riimeinlMr as the
advertising nnd iUhmuiiUvu genius who made
tho win ila, "Hemmon outlltter to iiinu
kind" fniuous n year or so ago, was In the
city Monday and Tneadny looking up old
friends, Dnn hna bet 11 In tho uuploy of a
Inrgo Chicago house for fount time past ; hut
Ims now golio to Denver to nccept a riw'Min
alblo ioaltlou with David May, the cloth
ler.
Tho engagement of Chniies Mnyer, a pop
ular young, member of the firm of Mayor
llroa. ton well known young lady In Now
York, tins been announced, informally.
John Hteen, commUsloucr of public lamia
anil buildings, whoso term will expire Jnu
uary 1st, has not made any dellulto plans for
the future. It Is oaslhto, however, thnt he
mny remove his fninliy from Wnhoo mid en
gage In bualiicH in this city.
W., J, Ilyruqs, the bright young iiinu who
represents tho Omnlin lire intlils clty,ls onof
the moat enterprWng newspaper men In Lin
coln, Ho has lieen making n record for
"acoops'' lntoly that has caused his fellow
workers no little annoyance. Tho Journal
ns mentioned elsewhere In this Issue, paid
him tribute the other day, ns a "piping
curlew,"
To see our popular townsman, J. II. Mock
ett, sailing through the streets astride of a
"safety" bicycle and wearing a silk hat Is In
deed n privilege. Plcttiiespb Is no name for
It.
L, Itarr wna iiindoa luiturnllzed citizen of
tho Uultrd Btatea WetlneMlny . He has ie
aided In this country twenty-nine years, sev
enteen of which holms spent In Lincoln.
(leorgo H. Hmlth, one of the many Lincoln
Imys who hnvo been cilleri to other olnts to
till iKisltlons of trust, was In the city a few
days this week. Ho likes Callonay, his now
homo, w hem lin occupies an Important posi
tion In the bank operated by the olllcem uf
the American ExciuiiiRo bank of this city.
and carrlei with him the usual assortment of
stories nbjut new railroads, population, pub
lic Improvements, etc.
SOUTH LINCOLN.
Will Hates left Mandiiy for Callfoinla.
M.W. Mills and wife have. been visiting
friends near llelvldere this week.
Mrs, E, II. Zorueo.o leturued Wednesday
from a two weeks' visit In Council IIIuITm, la.
A. T. Bielliuan leiie .Saturday for Dos
Moines, la., nnd other towns lor a mould's
visit.
W. II. Wadswoith of Cleveland, 0 is vis
iting his ron, W. F. Wudiworth, nt 8-Ift Wood
street.
Mrs, 8. II, Hohmau and daiiRhter left Mon
day for a three mouths' visit In Ht. Ixnils and
Chicago.
It might bo well to mention here that the
street cam ale now milking legulnr trip to
tho asylum.
Two more two-story houses are lainir
erected In South Lincoln near South nnd
Tenth streets.
O. M. Travera, corner of Tenth nnd South
streets, returned from Hustings Thumday
noon wuero no nas ueen erecting a now store
room.
A very nleaant social was clven bv tho Y.
P. 8. C. E. of Trinity church Wednsdnv
evening nt tho ivsldenco of Elder II. T.
Davis.
The Young Ladles' Missionary society of
Plymouth church gave 11 ribbon social com
bined with an oyster supper at the residence
of Mm. J. P. Walton Wednesday evening.
It was 11 pleasant success.
J, E. Ilarber, one of Lincoln's former citi
zens, Into with tho linn of Heyuinn &
Delchcs of Omnh.i, will rcjocate in Lincoln
uoxt wtck and resume business at their now
store Koon to Iw started here.
Mm. Drlseoe left Tliuwday morning for
Gihsiuiu answer to n telegram from her
brother-lu-lnw stating tin death of his little
daughter from diptheria, Tne child's mother
was burled last Thursday from the Insane
asylum here.
Aunt Samantha.
I.ota of Peoplo.
Yes, tho tush at Louie Meyer & Co's, gen
eral inerchandleo store still omtluuos. Lots
of eople are gladly taking advantages offer
ed, and tho goods are going rapidly to Lo
replaced immediately by fresh stock. All
your wants lit tho line of dry goods, notions,
groceries, provisions, etc., can bo supplied at
Louie Meyer &' Co's. big store at astonishing
ly low prices, overy thing that is newest and,
best tho latest things' from Chicago New
York and tho east, constantly 011 hand, nnd
nt the lowest price. If you have once dealt
at this store you are a regular customer, and
there is no occasion to urge you to come, but
If you havent yot become a patron you
should tnko a look at the stock at tho earliest
opportunity,
Lincoln Si.Joe & KiinsnaClty. Tlirouuh
Sleepers nml l'arlor Cars.
The day of transfers, changes nnd delays
between Lincoln, St. Joe and Kansas City is
over, the li. & M. having placed In service a
line of combination slccers and pnrloi chair
can that for convenience, elegance and com
fort surpass nny thing heretofore run between
theso points. Tho present schedule Is ns fol
lows: Leave Lincoln, 8:30 p. in. dally, arrive
In St. Joe 6:27 a. in,, Kansas City 7:50 a. m. ;
returning, leave Kansas City 9:15 p. 111. dally,
St. Joe Il;45 p. m., arrive at Lincoln 7:50
p. in.
Ththo trains run via Beatrice, AVymore ami
Table Hock and make close connections at
terminal (mints. The tervlce Is really excel
lent and wo can recommend It with much
coulldetice. Further Information can be ob
tained at union ilot or city office corner O
and Twelfth streets.
A. C, Zikmku,
City Passenger and Ticket Agsnt.
Ladle will llnd a complete line of tine shoes
nnd all the latest styles at the proper prices at
Hlierw lu's lioaton Hlioe Store.
FEMALE MOUNTAIN CLIMBER
Miss I'ny I'lillcr h" first W01111111
tn
Itencli Tiir, mm' H11111111II.
Of the twenty-nine persons who hnvo
nsreinh'il .Mount Tacoma, Wash., since tho
Kreitt peak has been known to white peo
ple but nun Is 11 woman. Her iiamn Is
Mlvi Fay Fuller, nnd alio resides nt Ta
coma. A few weeks ngo she essayed tho
perilous fent In company with some mule
friends. The party made the ascent of
the lint 7,000 feet 011 horseback, passing
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MI8H FAV t-'UM.KIt.
throUKh the beautiful natural parka
known ns the Lower Gardens of Kdon.
This part of tho Journey occupied four
days. Then began tho climb on foot. Tho
ndvonturen tnirmoiinted nil tho dangenof
snowbanks, glaciers, crevasses and storms
and reached the Hiiiumlt, nearly 14,500 feet
above tho level of the sea, late ono after
noon. The summit is about two miles
across nnd directly overlooks two largo
cratcn from which steam rises contin
ually. These the party visited Immediate
ly lifter In-glunlng the descent. Says MIsh
Fuller In hernccountof tho adventure: "On
the east edge or tho big crater we en
tered mi Ice envo Iwtweoii tho snow and rim
of tliu crater, and there, with steam beside
U8, wo, spread our blankets, which seemed
light enough now; took olT our shoes,
bathed our feet In whisky and la-gnu tho
night. After having reached the Htiminlt
I began to feel Hick from cold, exhaustion
nml tho sulphur odor, nnd for some tlmo
slide red from a chill and nausea. Somo of
tho gentlemen woro tired and very cold.
Eating had 110 attraction for me, but somo
ate a little, -Mr. Smith melted some ice In
n cup over the steam, heated the wator,
dissolved sotnu extract of beef, and Borved
good hot lieef soup for supper. Two blnnk
ets over us seemed little protection for tho
night. Through tho small opening in the
cave nbovu wu could watch the staw and
meteors, nml nil night long hear the uwfitl
avalanches roaring down tho mountain
sides. I was the only one fortunnto enough
to lie able to tdeep. When wo awoke our
shoes were fro.un stllT, and had to be melt
ed In thuhteum before we could put them
on. The blankets where the steam had
been weru Icy."
Tho return Journey wiw finished without
any serious mishap. Exposure, however,
caused Miss Fuller's lips, uoso nml cheeks
lo nwell, mid the skin peeled from her face.
CHICAGO'S MUSICAL PRODIGY.
Iter Name la IMait llrclilt, anil Nile la
hut Plvo Years Old,
Kiwi Ureidt Is credited with Mug tho
musical wonder of Chicago. She Is the 5-year-old
daughter of Julius Hrelilt.u Jew
eler. Three yean ago It was noticed that
Elsa sang the aim that nny one might bo
playing at tho piano. Sho learned to play
chords with great caso, and showed herself
capable of carrying parts of aim correctly.
Then she essayed the violin with success.
A year ago she began to compose or Im
provise. Her mother said recently: "One
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KUU lUIKIDT.
dny there wns a terrible rain and thunder
storm, and when it was over Elsa went to
the piano and played the wildest sort of an
air that almost brought tho storm and Its
music back to me. She will get up on tho
piano stool and begin singing softly somo
measure, nml after humming It over sev
eral times she plays It. That Is tho way
she composes, If I play sontlmetital or
lively music It affects her strangely. In
fact we cannot play pathetic airs, as tho
team come to her eyes, and she Is much ag
itated. She enJoj-M herself much ns other
children do. but f she hears tho sound of
music she will stand listening with mouth,
eyes unil earn wide open. Any ordinary
composition she can piny after having
heard It once."
Tho other day Elsa played for 1 party of
critics, and showed such remarkable abil
ity that the musician D'Albert offered to
take her to his homo in Germany and give
her a thorough musical education nt his
own expense.
O. A. It. Hooks Very Clienp,
The'.Wessel Printing Co. has several copies
of Col. Holert B. Deal's well known history
of tho Grand Army of the Republic In fine
bindings which It will sell at $.'1.00 per vol
umn. Original price, sold onlv on subscrip
tion, nt 5.00. These books nre fully illus
trated nnd complete In every dotall. Call
and seo them.
All tho latest sheet music, now stock, nt
Crnncer's Art Mulo store, 213 south Eleventh
stree.
KID GLOVES.
Fosters 5 Hook Kid Cloves
In colors nml black. Special snloprlce, 1
87 1-2 worth $1.25
We Invite attention of the public to our
Immenso Htoek of KtilUlove.
H. R. NISSLEY & CO.
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YOU WILL FIND MY
LADIES' TURN SHOES
AT $3. SO, EXTRH HLUE
AND GOOD FITTERS.
EiE). O. YATES
1129 O STREET.
f.V( of Liberty to fomwaiiilrr of Stramn :- Cnptnln, permit me to hand vou
the business dnrd of one of the mo-t icliable houses in the United States. It Is "my
duly to piovlde for the welfare of strangers nnd I can do them no better service than
to rccounnt nd tlicin to go an establishment where they will meet with no mlsreprc
icnlii'lonnnd wheietncx will find the largest vniletv of FURNITURE of all grades
nt the lowe-t prices. "
AUG. TH. GRUETTER & CO.
iiiH n sim:i:T.
rr
" M St,
Stylish Carriages and Buggies,
At all Hours Day or Night.
tST Hones Hoarded nnd best of cnie taken of all Slock entrusted to us. 3
PRICES REASON A RLE.
BILLMEYER & CO.,j. Proprietors.
Call and Soo Us. ' Tolophone 435
CW
mum
A. M. DAVIS & SON,
Fall and Winter
Carpets and Draperies,
1112 0 St Telephone 219.
H. W. BROWN
DRUGGSITInilBOOKSELLER
The Choicest line of Perfumes. D. M. Ferry's- Finest
Flower nnc1 Garden Seeds.
17 South Eleventh street.
Finest in the City
THE NEW-4
Palace Stables
opp. Masonic Temple.
ebraska's Leading Hotel.
gsrTHE MURRAY
Cor. Uth nml Harney Hts ,
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS
All Modern Improvements nnd
Conveniences.
B. 8ILL0WAY, P;orletor.
IR4HIOBY,PrlnolpIOIerk.
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