CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, OCTOBER i8 1890
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COMFORT
FOR THE MET!
Life Made Easy
' in buying somk;oi-' vhv."
FINEST AN' I)
MoreJComfortablc
SHOES
Ever 10UI In Lincoln. To try tlicm on U
to buy. These goods to bo (omul only nt
Webster & Roger's
1 o.j 3 O Street.
IMIIESS
Alice Isaacs
OMAHA,
un wirasrst bros, ewyork
LATEST
NOVELTIES
IN-
Millinery
Very Lowst Prices.
ln tlie Hloro of llryman V Dolrhcs,
1518-20 Earnam Street
OMAHA.
ON SALE
TO jSLUL-i
Principal Points
EAST, WEST,
NORTH AND SOUTH
-AT
1044 O STREET.
E. B. SLOSSON,
City Passenger Agent
Leading
PHOTOGRAPHER I
Flno Hunt Cabinets f3 per doron. Hneclnl
rates to student. Call uml seo our work.
Studio, X3I4 O Street.
Open from 10 a. tn. to 4 p. m. Sundays.
J. S. EATON,
Physician and Surgeon
Office: 116 S. Eleventh St.
Telephones : Office 685. Residence 56 J.
LINCOLN, NEU.
Yy Socialist.
I'Motlee Limited lo Diseases of the
Nervous System, Heart and Blood
HKKKHKN0K3:
Hon. Win. I.cckc. Attorney Onneral.
Hon. T. Ii. Norvnl. Associate Justice.
Jones' Nntlonnt Hank, Howard.
CltUeu' Natloniil Hank, Ulysses.
Owen: K23 O Street, LINCOLN, NEU.
r.iNcor.Kr
kmd&fMg&f
axd imiuuTK or ruiMiur,
Bhorthaud, and Typewrltlu. U tlio best ml lantMt
College lu I be Went. tu tituilenU Id mteiuUnce last
year, bluli'iils prepared or buttneu In from J lot
inontlu. Kxperkncrd faculty. IVrwmal Instruction,
Beautiful III intra U-U cMalotrur, rollrxa Journal", ana
inoclnieus of riHiianlili, nt free ! wliln-lng
UIXlUIUmiE IIOOSE, Llnooln, Neb,
Tickets
J8yt&i
LOCAUNI) IMCHSONAL
V. A. Hell linn gone to Illinois.
Z C A. Hnrkii linn roup to ltot.u, Mm.
Mir. 0. It. Ionl Ik In Piovldenec, II. I.
Webb Eaton linn returned from Dultitli.
Win. II. Ilalrdhns returned from Denver.
Miss Mnry llownuiii hingonntodarnett,
ICos.
Clonic II. Allen lm 1 etui net! from Ht.
Loiilx.
Mr. A. (I Helhnan lift Tucsdoy for lies
Moines, In,
Wllllniu Wooloy depot ted Monday for
Phlla lelphla.
Counelluinn II. M. Wee went to Crawford
Neb., Thin nlny.
Horn, to Mr. nml Mis. 1'nil Herman, Oeto
her CI, a daughter.
Tim Plenont Hour club held 11 business
meeting Inst night.
HMiopIlonocuin Is In Ht. Inils attending n
chin ch confluence.
Dr.W.O. limit. Neiitcitolnlng Hon. John
Ferguson of Muudotn, III.
MIm Kthrl Howe conducted n collect t given
nt Llnwood Tuesday evening.
At least 0110 Hallowe'en party l nmired
There will prolwibly hosovoial.
Mr. nml Mm. II. K. JonrN loft Thtiisdny
evening for Colorndo Hprlngs.
Hoimtor and Mm. Krniik Tnggnrt o( Hast
ings were In tho city this week,
John II. (Imiii, of Olnoy, 111., U visiting
hU daughter, Mw, II. O. Victor.
Tho Kltrgci nld OiianU Imvo effected nn or.
ganlieitlon with twenty meinour.
Mm. E. II. Ilond of IVorla, 111., Ii visiting
litr ilmifflitcr, Mm. Jiiiiim Mnhonoy,
Mini Huslo Williams has gone to Cnr
mll, HI., wlttiro kIiu will attend mcIiooI.
Mm. J. T. Mintlu Is entertaining hor coin-
in, Ml-n Winifred Miller of Lnuark, III.
M. ICi inner nnd family have gone to Cbb
cogo whero they will reside In thu future.
Mm. 0. A. Wlrlek mid daughter Imvo re
turned from nn extensive visit In Illinois.
Mm. O. II. Collins Is entertaining Mr. nml
Mm. O. A. Clou chill, of I.lttlo Knlls, Minn.
MIm Jessie Lnmler of Ent Lincoln re
turned Thurwlny from ft. month' pleasant
visit in lonn.
MIm lllanch Taylor, of Lnfnyette, Ii.d., l
-UIiik nt tho renldenco of Mr. mid Mm.
Krnnk K. Lnhr.
Mm. lAt)imnl Hwect, who him been vllt
liiK In this city, lint returned to her homo In
Mnfulllon, Ohio.
MIm Mary U, Ellsworth, of Cleveland,
Ohio, is vlnltliiK Mr. nr.d Mrs. E. 11. Ellss
worth, 1628 0 street.
Mr. niul Mrs. O. II. Unmoy, who Imvo boon
vlilthiff Mr. mid Mrs. J. E. H. Millar, Imvo
returned to Cheyenne.
Jitinc Miihoiiey, niniiiiKlnR wlltor of thu
.V(if .oiininf, has rettirunl from n visit to
his old home, Peorln, III.
8. 1'. Stovens left Thurwlny fr Chicago,
whero ho will bo connected with 11 Initio
wholesnlo gioecry house.
Mm. J, J, Kendall, of Wlnonn, Mleh., is
in tho city visiting her father, II. 1). Cntlin,
nml bi-other, C. I Catlin.
The East Lincoln C. L. H. C. hold Its
regular mooting lnit night at tho llaptlut
cluiiT'h, wllh u good iitteudnuo?.
Mr. nml Mm. J. A. Wolr of Mollne, III.
who Imvo born visiting Mr. mid Mm, A. II.
Weir, left for their homo Monday.
E. C. Hawick and It. 11. Osgood, of Al
Imiiy, N. Y lert ThiiMilny for Denver mid
tho inoiiutaliiH where they will remain n week
or ten days.
Tho Townlcy house adjoining tho Lhnlell
hotel, now being removed, Is one of tho old
est fritmo bonne in tho city, dating 111 far
back as 1808.
Adilltlonnl local nod Hrsounl page f,.
FAMILIAR PEOPLE.
Mnjor McArthur of this city was a warm
friend of the Into Gonernl W. W. HelkiiDp.
During tho wnr h was a member of the lat
ter' dtaff,
' .
Harry n. I'atterion, nninsger of Ilrad
street's, who was called to l'hlladelphla by
tho death of his father, Is trying to decide
whether to return to Lincoln or remain In
the Quaker City nml succeed his father in
the manufacturing business'.
Fred Mlckelwblt, tho colossal ex-Missouri
I'ncldo rnllwhy conductor, now representa
tho Hallway Otllclals' and Conductore' Acci
dent association. As a solicitor Fred ought
to be a tremendous suceem. Who could iv
pulsohlmf a
Frank L, Hathaway, one of tho most popu
lar young men In the city, has opened mi of
fice in thu Academy of Musio block, Elev
enth mid O streets. Ho will make a speclnlty
of fire insurance. Frank's wide acquaintance
will insure him 11 good business from tho
start.
The Man Abcut Town learns that ox-Sen-ntor
F. D. Taggert has decided to locate per
manently at Newcastle, Wyo., where he will
engage in the practice of his profession, tho
law. Mr. lnggtirt lias liumlreils of friends
in Hastings who will wish him tho best of
success In his now field of labor. Ho has tho
ipjnllflcntions of n brilliant lawyer. As un
orator he is matched by but a few of his age.
Ho has mi lutlmaii knowledge of the law,
mid tho keenness mid shrewdness to inako the
best use of it, In politics ho U a staunch re
publican mid his services to the party In Wy
oming will lie found Invaluable. nsffii
GUffO-.ninui.
It is learned from nnether Issue ,of the
Journal that Mr. and Mm. Taggnrt have
already started for their new home. The
senator mid his wife, who as Ml Williams
wis a loader In society In tbls city lest than
two yeaM ago, have scores of friends in Lliit
coin who will hear of their departure for
Wyoming with much regret.
Madame Ailolph Weber, one of Lincoln's
favorite singers, has gone on the operatic
ttago. She was engaged by the Andrews
0ern company a fortnight ago, mid last
Tuesday evening at lieatrlco she nwilo her
llrst appearance, tokliu the part of Jotrjthine
In "Pinafore." The lieatrlco irirrss, iu
commenting on the performance, said: "Her
Joaejthinf was particularly effective, her
voice very brilliant, especially in the uper
register." The Democrat adds; "As n
tihlne, sho admitted herself admirably.
Her voice Is beautifully tweet, strong and
clear. She takes hir upper tones with great
brilliancy and presents n charming appear
ance. After the Inevitable gaucheiro has
wornoir sho will tlildi her ptneo iimoiig the
few- grent ni lists of tho day." Evidently her
debut wn mi iiiiiunllllfil success: Tho An
drews 0M'rn compnny numbers forty coplo,
exclusive of tho orohe'trii, IimI Is said to lo n
uiei Itoi Ions orgnulrntloii, Itsncrlvnl in l.ii.
coin will bonwnlteil with Inteicst.
J. 1). AicFmlmid hnsieslgneil hU potltlou
ns land t'oiumUslotier of tho II. it M. in order
to give more tlmo to his duties In connection
w llli the First National bank. Tho Iowa and
Neliiakn laud dup'irtiueuts of the II, & M.
will I mi consolidated, It Is said, under the
iiinunKcmuul of W. W. Ilaldwin of Hurling
ton, la. C. J. Ernst of this oily will bo his
iiKlntmit, devoting his attention entirely to
ihu Nebrnnkii huslut"s.
Iadles will llml 11 couipletollnoof HnoshiH's
nod nil the latest styles nt the iroM)r prices nt 1
Hlicrn ln liar ton HI100 rjtoiv.
Tim l.imt (Jliunrn.
The gloat miction snlo of flno Juwelry
which hns toon In proiesn nt Hnllutl's for n
couple of weeks will cliwe today. Tho a t
tuiidnuco has lioen liicrenslug i-n'di ilny, mnl
If J oil expect to nttoiid today's sale you mint
ii)ino ently, Many n hntidsomo ChrlNtmns
present has been purchased in tho last few
ilujs nt very simill cost, nml n great mnny
bnrgaluit yet reiiimn. ilds nftoriimm mid
evening will bo your last chnnco to liny Hue
Jewelry at miction mid you will regret It If
you let thu opportunity slip. Everything
gunimitccd. Each Indy attending thlsufter
1100 11 will Imi given a chnnco oil 11 very hmiil
somo gift which will bo presented to tho
lucky K.-Mon nfter tho sale. Do not fall to
attend. Thasnlo commences nt 2:'M i. m.
A Niilalilo liiiproiuoi.t.
Tho store of I111I0 Meyer "t Co. on Tenth
street Is undergoing extouslvu Improvements
nt the present time, which, when completed,
will nmloi It 0110 of the handsomest mid mos
ntti nctlvo stores In Lincoln. Now show- win
(lows will bo put In nml tho entire front will
ho 1 eiuoileli'd Just wntch thu change. Mr.
Meyer announce that the confusion incident
tn thtto extensive alterations will bo over in
it week or ton days. In the memitlmo there
U no ntmtemou of bushuss. Tho demand for
his cliolco stock of dry goods, notion, grocer
ies, etc., at reasonable prices mill continues.
I'rosh goods nt low prices aluoys sell, mid
I.011I0 Moyur & Co. nro kept very busy.
Mr. John Keown, tho worthy postmaster nt
Known, Allegheny county, l'a., soys:
"Chnmberlnln's cough remedy sells liotter
than nny other." Tho reason of this Is be
cause it can always bo deluded upon. Iet
nuy one irouuieii witu a severe com give 11 n
trial mid they will find that tho llrst dose will
relieve tho lungs mid mnko breathing easier
mid tlmt its continued use will freo tho sy
torn of nit symptoms of tho cold, Tito prompt
nest) mid certainty of this remedy in the tellef
nml euro of cold", has won for It many ln
cero friends mid innilo it very inipula-. For
sme ny A.I, oiirmler.
Noveltlseln Wedding Cako boxes-t drty
different shnpos nt Wessel Printing Co.
Tho Lincoln Htenin Ijiiindry having io
cently changed hands nml undergone ninny
iiiipioveiiieuu is now heller timn ever pre
pnieil to execute work In the very loH man
ner, promptly mid at Hpulr prices. Mr.
A. W. Day tho now pi oprietor has adopted a
new mid Improved (uoces for wnHhlugniid
handllug garmeiilM, by which 110 lilench'ng
or Injurious matt rln s are lined: tho finest
fabrics such its nilki, luces, llouuciw, Ilnmiels
or cotton gootU u r, Inimdrieil iu llrst class
mnmier, without the lenstdmnnge. One trial
will convince the in-wthkeptlenl that the Lin
coin Hteam Liundry iIom tho finest work Iu
the city. All goodn called for and delivered.
Telephone (W.
HdIIIiik llouku liy Niilinrrlptlou,
TlioiiictlKxl of wiling iKxikH by subcrl)Uon
has many advantages over any other, mid In
dally growing in linportmieo lind popularity.
Hy this method thontteutlou of the purchaser
Is called to valuable book of which he might
remain In entliti Ignorance If they were sold
in nny other wny It Is the most iirret mid
altogether Ihoiuist rronoinfciil wny to buy
books. Hooks purchased ntn retail lnxik
store have generally passed thioiigh tho
hands ot from (irofo four vudillemen, each
of whom must linvo a pi oil t.
ThelitwrM IHiblhhinu Co., St Louix,
Mo., olfeiH profitable employment to all who
wish to engage in tho business. Experience
is not necesMry, but any lady or gentleman
with Intelligence and Industry can make a
success of the worth.
Their publications nro (lot cIiikh, Just such
book nsour young eoplo mid our older peo
ple should read; book that tend to make In
telllgeut men mid women; books that teach
people things that they ought to know, such
booksn a splendid Fumilu JUMe, which Is In
Ittclt 11 perfect cyclopedia of biblical knowl
edge. TVnfyxifi's History of the United
'States is another ipleudld look;a silo of over
.'100,000 copies sjxak loudly in favor of it
great worth, 7Vie iVopfe'.i Ciclo)dia 0
Unirtrmil Knowledge Is another woik that
bus curved it way to n woudei f ill ttuccesi,
100,000 eopit of this splendid cyclopedia,
nmdoaiid etllted KHH!lally for the masses,
have Kfii Mild, and the sale Is still very
large.
They also handle tho lied letter Life of
the liepubUc Stanley Explorations in Africa.
The Pioneer History of America; l'eoplo'a
Farm and Stock Cyclopedia; Tho Physical
Life of Doth 8exos; Courtship, I)vo mid
Wedlock, mid History of the Grand Army of
the'Ilepubllc.
Another splendid book, nveragingnt fifteen
hundred seta a month, is UidiMtWs Cyelojte
dta of Universal History, a book that is
bound to bo road by tens of thousands of
fccliohiM, mid by those who lay 110 claim to
scholarship, mid who yet iovo a clear,
stralghttorward, undeMtandnblo record of
the great event of tho worlds history. The
iwpularlty of this book Is something wonder
ful. For further particulars, clrculaM, term to
agents, etc., address,
Tho lUversMo Publishing Co., 703 Olive
btrest, St. Louis, Mo. O-lO-flm
Llueoln St. Joe & KniuusClty. ThroiiKli
Hletipvrs ami i'arlor Cars,
The day of transfers, changes and delay
between Lincoln, St, Joo mid Kmisas City i
over, the II. & M. having placed In service a
line of combination sleeper mid parlor chulr
com that for convenience, elegance and com
fort surpasa any thing heretofore run between
these tioints, Tho present schedule i as fol
low: Leave Lincoln, 8:!t0 p. m, dally, arrive
Iu St. Joe 8:37 a. in., Kansas City 7:50 a- in. ;
returning, leave Kansas City 0:1ft p. m. dally,
St. Joe 11:45 p. m., arrive at Lincoln 7:60
p. in.
Theso trains run via lieatrlco, Wynioro u.nt
Tnblo Hock mid make ehwe coniiectlom at
terminal points. Tho set vice I really excel
lent and wo can recommend It with much
confidence. Further Information can w ob
Ulned ut union it -pot or city office comer O
and Twelfth street.
A. C. Zikukh,
City Paonger uml Ticket Agent.
A PICTUHESQUa AMERICAN.
luterrntliiK (lllnip.r at thn Career of j
Col. Tlioiiiit I'. Orlilllrro.
Our American civilization htm produced
but two men of International reputation, '
of whom people very fainlllar with their I
mitiiCH, being asked what these men Imvo
done to achieve greatness, would Mummer, '
hesitate and llunlly full to answer. '
Theie men lire .Sum Ward, now no more, 1
nml ThoiniH l Ochiltree, vvIiom portrait '
nppeiiM witu huh nriicio 1 Here Is such n
thliiK nn 11 shlbboletli i,f imtorlely which
every mini believe uml which tin mini de
fines, uml the widespread lepiitntlon cu-
COI- TIIOMAB I". OCIIII.TIIKK
Joyed by Thoiuiw P Ochiltree Is Homowhat
0111 that order.. The. famous Texan, how-,
over, low HiibMaiitlal claims tothentteu
lion of the personal pnrngrnphcM.
In tile I'oity eighth congress he served
iu the llrst native representative of hi
statu. HI appearance 011 the Moor of the
house wiw always the cue for hearty
laugh. "Tom Ochiltree," illgnllleil renro
Mciitatlves used to any, "I better fun than
the minstrels,"
He always had rome Hide splitting Joke
on himself to relate that cunningly bora
on the argument he wished to advance,
and he generally got what he wanted In
fuel his representation of his constituents
was satisfactory, tho "lied lle.ided Hanger
from Texas," as he dubbed htmsolf, ob
taining for his Mntu almost all the appro
priations ho asked for, Ochiltree was
neither Punchinello nor Thersltes, but a
delightful mixture of tioth.
Early In life his shruwd humor developed
Itsolf and helped him forward, Iu a career
dashing ami adventurous In the extreme.
He was born at Nacogdoches parish, Tex.,
in 1811), n stirring period that marked the
close of Texas career as an Independent
republic!. Ills father, .lodge William II
Ochiltree, 11 distinguished lawyer ami n
personal friend of Houston, and those men
who carried the destiny of Texas In their
hands, was desirous of bringing the boy up
In a fashion to suit the rjiilctcr epoch he
Imagined he foresaw. To this end lie
placed him Iu charge of two Catholic
priests, who have both slnco then won high
honors In tho church.
Hut young Tom, whllo displaying n
bright Intellect, also showed the liveliest
signs of life. He abruptly broke olf his
studies Iu his fifteenth year, and volun
teered as a private In the Texas rangers,
coniinanileil by dipt, John G. Walker,
against the Apache and Comanche Indians
lu ISM and 'M. At the close of the cam.
p.ilun he returned to his books; but his was
supremely a youth of action, ami before he
had attained his majority he made him
self editor of The .leliersonliin, and in 1800
attended as 11 delegate the convention:! of
Charleston uml Imltlmorc. Then ensued
the civil war, during which (K-lilltreo
scnctl with distinction on the stall's of
Gen. Tom Green and (Jen. Dick Taylor, of
the Confederate army lie also ivcelved
honorable mention while acting under
special ordoM from Umgstreet, and was
rewarded by 11 colonelcy. After the cessa.
tic 11 of hostilities Col. Ochiltree accepted
the situation in good faith, ami both by
word ami pen exhorted his compatriots to
'stop crying uml llml solace in work."
During President Grant's llrst adminis
tration he appointed the Texan to bo
United States marshal of his state. Hut
I8U011111I '117 saw him again in his editorial
phase. He conducted Tho Houston Dally
Telegraph, ami was untiling lu his cITorts
to keep the resources of Texan before the
world. The attention of the state govern
ment was called to him, with the rebuilt
that he was sent to Europe to act us com
missioner of emigration for Texas, uml In
that capacity hi) paid several visits to the
continent as well us to England. Every
where he became it man marked; his ag
gressive but agreeable manner, his odd
but pleasing pcMim, everything called at
tention to Thomas Ochiltree and he know
well how to keep It there, for lie potilil tell
funny storle.s In Freiuh, Spanish ami En
gllsh Ah a matter of fact Col. Ochiltree
Kim letter known in Europe at this tlmo
than iu the'JnltedStiitoH, outshleof Texas.
It was his lumoiis campaign In 1S32, In
which he ran on the Independent ticket,
uml defeated the so called most popular
Democrat lu Texas, .Mr. Findhiy. that
brought him Into prominence. At that era
the congrexslonal district which he was
contesting embraced :i,r00 siiiare miles
of territory, contained twenty-seven conn
tics, and reached from Galveston on the
Gulf to Eagle Pass on the Rio Griindo
The great light took place at Galveston,
whero Ochiltree mid his adherents occupied
the armory us headquarters, and his oppo
nents the loruo Trcmtint house. Ochiltree
kept everybody iwny from the speeohes nt
the latter place listening for hours at the
armory to slorie.s that he told on himself
stories that have gone the rounds of every
English iieriodlcnl.
Among othoM he told how, when ho be
gan to practice law with his father, he
took ml vantage of the old gentleman's ah
sonce In San Antonio to have an immense
sign painted which rend, "Thomas P Och
iltree anil father, attorneys," etc
For the past live years Col Ochlltreo ha
withdrawn from politics ami lived at the
Hoffman house, Now York city. In such ro
'Iroiiieut as e-o'Vils of friends who love his
wit and brilliant conversation will permit.
He is a figure of the age lu which wo live
that survives from an a tee gone forever.
As such he merits exploitation before he
disappear from the stage.
FltASUs LlVIMiSTON.
No IU,, Tor Sharks' Society.
Itaymniiil I) Odeil, n New York city res
ident, ventured lu bathing one day recent
ly while at a Connecticut summer resort.
Eight sociable sharks ut once sought his
company, and Mr. Haymoiid repelled their
Invitation to dinner only by the vigorous
use of his at .us and lo.fs In u shoreward
lllghl
Tho .Miiniul of Sallshiuy, premlerof the
Hrltlsh umpire. Is enoimoiisly rich. He
owns VM.OOO acre of laud, much of it lying
within the corporate limits of bunion.
A phc'.iomcmil orange tree In Florida has
11 record of 8,000 onion cs produced lu a
year. Thlsl overlive times the nveingo
jieM.
New Goods and
New Styles
Throughout
For Fall.
Don't be Tardy
The Best
Will be Picked
First.
He Stayed in Bed all Day.
"I won't got up today nt nil;
I wont get up," "he said
"I can't persuade myself to leave
This comfortable bed."
Which is not to be wondered at seeing that the bed was (.elected
(rnm the stock of
AUG. TH. GRUETTER & CO.
11 ih n siui:i:t.
SHELE AHD BUILDERS HARDWARE
AOP.NCY FOKTIIK CELEHItArEI)
RED CROSS COOK AND HEATING STOVES,
Furnace Work a Specialty. Stores, 1210 O St. and 27 and W Sts
Tv "
Stylish Carriages and Buggies,
At all Hours Day or Night.
J3T Hones Hoarded and best of care taken of all Slock entrusted to us. F1
PRICES REASONABLE.
BILLMEYER & CO.,. Proprietors.
Call and See Us. Telophono 435
A. M. DAVIS & SON,
Fall and Winter
Carpets and Draperies,
1112 0 St Telephone 219.
H. W. BROWN
DRUGGSITHHBOOKSELLER
The Choicest line of Perfumes. D. M. Ferry'? Finest
Flower and Garden Seeds.
127 South Eleventh Street.
Fall Overcoats
. and Suits ! ,
Lots of them, Heautifnl Patterns and
Elegantly Made.
Kit st comers will pick the ripest plums
remember that, $12 to $25; hardly a
clear way to tell you, but those are about
the extremes.
. HATS
You can pleasantly answer that favor
ite: "Where did you yet that Hat?"
When you've bought ours and saved an
extra dollar.
A. Hurlbut & Co.
Cor. 10th and P Sts., Lincoln.
7 .v w srs. iai4 o ST.
New Hardware tore.
KRUSE& WHITE.
Where you will Always find n Complete Line of
Finest in the City
iTHE NEWj
Palace Stables
M St, opp. Masonic Temple.
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