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T"S 1WW;ii'3I"1 CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1891 8 1 I to rn I" :, POPULATION OF LINCOLN 66,000. Ik Receiving NEV NOVELTIES billing rv EVERY DAY. Coll unci Soo Thorn, Famous Millinery Store, 1145 O Street. TAKE NOTICEI Tho CouniKii will not lie responsible, fur any debts made liy any one In lln iinimi, mi Nil n written order nwoinwnleH tho sumo, Corner 10th and P ttrets. Dry Goods, AND. CARPETS Tim Courier" Tiir Nitlo In Omaha. Copies may lm found nt Keith's news stnnd, 319 South Fifteenth street, Boyd's oera house block. INSPECT THE FINE LINE OF New Dress Goods RECEIVED BY Herpolsheiier & Co. In nil Prices. Exclusive Design n special feature of this department. The Courier Can be Kounil At Windsor Hold News Htand. Capital Hotel News Htnmt. Exposition Dining Hull News Stand. Tho Gotham News Btaud, 118 South 11th Ht. Sort Ituimor, III North llth Street. Rd. Young, 1030 O Htrcot. Plotohor 4 Co., ll'JO U Street. Little Hport Cigar Htorc, 113 North 12th Ht. Wottorneld'a Barber Shop, llurr UIook. wr-An extra supply or papers Is always left at the Gotham, In casa other Newsdealoni supplies run short. SPRING STYLES Dunlap Hats! Y. . R. Dennis & Co., 1137 O Street. Church Advertisements. Commonclng April first, The Courikh will Insert notices pertaining to sociables, festivals, lectures, njeetlugs and sermons for all churches free of charge. Advertisements for eutertalnments where an admission Is charged '"ill be (averted at one-half the reg ular rate. lecal and Personal. Whltebreast Coal and Lime Company. Brown's for oystors In all styles. Call up tho L. D. T. Co., Phone 100. Face Bleach at Exposition building. Ruth M. Wood, M. D ISM P street. Hartshorn's for Upholstered furniture. J. B. Trlclcoy & Co. jewelers, 1035 O street Lincoln Ice Co., 1010 p St. Telephone 118. Order Canon wCity Coal from Betts, Weaver & Co. Mew styles of Invitations just in at The CoVHttR office. Canon City Coal nt the Whltebreast Coal and I.ltne Co. Miss 8. M. CalTyn, dressmaking mrlors, Hill M street. Telephone MO. tf Griswold's seed store U headquarters for every seed for tho lawn mid garden. Get your ilnwer andgarden seodi nt Or Is- wold's wed store, 140 South 1UU st. Ladles kid gloves cleaned or colored at Lin coln Steam Dye works, 1100 O street. Miss C. J. Quilmette, modiste, second Hoar' Exposition building. Take elevator. Dr. C. H. Manning removed to new ottlces, rooms i3 and 83. second lloor Burr block. Jupltor Coal is a winner and Betts, Weaver & Co., sole agents have plenty of it. Try a ton. One hundred finest engraved calling cards and plate only (2.50 at Weasel Printing Co., 1134 N street. "Not how cheap, but how good" is the motto of tho new Stuulo Le Grande. Call andeee their work, 134 south Twelfth street. The new Gas Stove shown by Hudge & Morrta la acknowledged by all to be the most eooaosBicai as well as best mode stove in the market. The Rambler bicycle is coming more in impilar favor daily as the machine comes lata aaoral mm. It is undoubtedly the best llersveed, comfort and safety, of fgfr If Hit. Heart lie True. Written for Tins Cotmir.it. A Inn I how easily tliltm go wrong: A stub to liuiL'h or it kiss loo long, itil thorn follows o mlt iiinl u hHiikIhk piiln, Ami life In never the sumo limit n. Alnsl Imw hardly things ko right; Tls hard to wuti'li on it summer night, l''or the nigh will eomeniiil the kiss will stay, Ami the summers night Is it whiter day. And yet how easily things go r I 1 1 1. If the sigh uml thoklxsof tho wlntor's night l'iiiiio deep from the soul, In tho stronger rity Thitt Ih horn In the Unlit of the winter's iluy. Ami Ihlugsritu never go luidly wrong, If tho heiirl he trim itiul the love I hi strung; For the mint If It eonion, mill the weeping mill Will lioo hinged hy love to sunshine again. A highly Interesting event In social circles of the past milk, wiin the marriage of Henry II, Newman, son of .Mr nml Mix I). New man of tills city, to Alls Lima iiunny daughter of Judge mid Mm. Kliner S. Dundy of the U. H. District Court of Oiiiulm, at the elegant resilience of the littler, on Wednesday evening, April Iftth, Rarely hits nny marri age within the state awakened so widespread Interest boenmu of tliu e xtomlvo circle of lie ipinliitaiico nud high social position of the contracting parties. The elegant homu of the bride's father was vlnlioriitely decorated with Milk tlniR'rkw, under the lutmlof llornl art lids, It boenmo it bower of vernal beauty, Banks of (lowers lined the imtlitelN, spread lug palms graced tho niches nud corridors, trailing vines crept along the canitelubra and line-it brae. At f:!M) Iho Npnclous tlruw lug nxiinii were crowded with the elite of Ouiahit and repri'soutntlvett of other cltim. The ceremony was performeil In the eiiHt drawing riHim, the large hay window belli temHraiily converted Into mi altar, exipili itly decorated. A graceful portiere of hiiiI lax fell on either hIiIo of the window from its center, a roo hero nud there fastened to givu It a more attractive appearance. Stiipeiidud from the center of the window win n large numlRi'MifrosiH, while at Its bate, lilies, hyacinths and other (lowers were beautifully arranged. In front of this alter of Dowers the, prldleti was placed, covered hy an ex quisite white ring. Shortly after the hour named In the Invitations the wedding party entered the room, tho orchestra stationed hi the hallway playing the wedding march from "Lohengrin." Lotdltig tho procession wore the ushers, Messrs Frank Hamilton, Will Wynmn, Will Crary nud Dan Morgan, who stretched white rlhhons from the doorway to the niter. Following the ushers were beauti ful little children, Mary and Morton Frank, dressed In tho costumes of the First Consul, the former as Josephine, In a gown of white tulle, short skirt nud sliver bodice, the latter in tho coHtumo of Napoleon, a dainty blue volvet coat, white kueo breeches with gold stripes. Noxt came tho bridesmaids, Miss May Dundy, sister of tho brido, and Miss Fanny Newman of Lincoln, sister ot the groom. Tho former, n toll nml strikingly handsome brunette, woro n gown of pink silk crepe, trimmed with pink roses nud green leaves, pink gloves and silver slipers. Mis Newman, embroidered white crepe lisse over pink, nud trimmed with pink rosos. Tho groom entered next, escorting Mrs. Du inly, and lastly the prldo, leaning on tho arm of hor father, Judge Dundy. Miss Dundy's costume was exceedingly beautiful and lie camo her well. It was mado of white satin Ottoman, embroidered most elaborately In lover'a knots, the skirt, front and sides being outlined in these happy designs. The basque was exquisitely trimmed with embroidered chiffon, while tho sleeves, which wero artistic to a high degree, suggested butterflies. The veil of sl!k tulle was thrown over the head, reaching the back of the train. Silver lioota completed a perfect bridal gown. The olll el ating clergyman having taken his position in front ot the alter facing the contracting couple, tho solemn service ot the Episcopal church was performed, the orchestra playing very softly the beautiful song by Helevy, "Call Mo Thine Own." At tho conclusion ot the service, tho bride who has long boon n favorite in the socloty life of the city, came In for warm congratulations, not only from her girl friends, but from the gentleman as well. At 8:80 the brido and groom left for tbolr train, which Is to bear them direct to their new home in Bayonno City, N. J., the groom being one ot the rising young business men or New York. Mr. A. R. Talbot was detained at his law office on Friday evening until utter 8 o'clock, and on returning to his home at WH F street, found that about twentv-tlvo ot hU mnle friends and neighbors had taken possesdon ot the house. He was taken completely by sur prise and did not understand the significance of the gathering until he was informed that they had come to celebrate his thirty-second anniversary. It was a merry evening for all present, the elegant refreshments served by tho amiable wife contributing no small amount to their pleasure. After tho Inner man had been satisfied Mr. Bryan as toast master called for order and u number of very happy speeches were made. Mr. W. S, Ham ilton extended a birthday salutation. Mr. Frank Hull sKko tho sontlments of the bar. Dr. Lowery represented the medical profes sion. Hon, Thomas Benton told "How to work Suckers for Their Votes", and Dr. Case beer put in a eood word for our Udter halve. Mr. Joseph lloehmer then came for ward and taking Mr. Tallwt to task for his many acts ot kindness to his friends nnd neighbors, hnudo-1 him a beautiful cane suit ably engraved assuring him that It was ae compnnied by the high esteem and good wishes of his tellow citizens. Tho gathering was an exceedingly enjoyable one and will make Mr. Talbot's thirty-second nnulveiary forever remembered by the genial host, his wlfo and those participating. Among those present wero Messrs F. A. Brown, 8. J. Tut tle, J. W. Deweese, Frank Hall, O. D Har ris, K. R. Blxer, J. K. Rlggs, J. A. Keith, L. C. Pace, Thomas, T. H. Benton, J. E. Houts, J. . Warren, Edward Biguell, Lou Stewart, W. J.Brvau, J, J. Davis, Alva -Kennard, George Hastlugs, Joseph lloehmer, W , C. Mill, J. C White, G. E. Hlbner, W.8. Ham lltou, F. W. Hellwlg, Doctors Lowery, Coso beer, Manning, Crlui and Holyoke. The ladles ot Electa Chapter No. 8 and in vited friends were royally entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Austin Humphrey and daugh ter, Mrs. M. E. Wheeler, at their home 1430 M street Thursday evening. High Ave was played until a late hour wheniuusie by serenader, Frank Burr, Sinyser and Baker, interrupted. Upon invitation they rendered everal choice selections after which bounti ful ref reshmettU were served. Those piesent weio! Meseis nn I Mnsilnines, R, I', It Mil lar,.! V Halslmry, 0, P. Dingy, Mnjor Hast ings, .M, II. Mavey. John Ihilu, (I. II. C'riiu dnll, I). II, Itimuiil, K. Ellsworth, R. I.. Rlielnendcr, M. J, Wheeler; Mesdnni", II. I1. Hinlili, ('. Bench, Dr. I.me.J. II. Paddock, Clam Kit kpatrlek, Tyler, to Ryiimtj Mlses M. K. Illalr, .Mary llyam, .Malmlle and Kato Mirrlll, Ann i I lair, lle-sn l'niMock, Bessie I.ii!ie, llolinie llonfny, Loin nud Tot llymiil, May Htont, Fisher, Jei.nle Thompson, Euro tha Klsenhour', Mefser. II J. llyam, Myro llni r, Fred Humphrey, E, M. IjiiiiI) and 0. W. Flshenllck. The residence of Mr. and Mrs. J, H. Cor rick ntfi'.'O south Thirteenth street was ruth lessly Invaded Friday evening by n band of noisy and mirthful membeiH of Charity de gree lodge No. 'J, Daughters of ltoU'kah As Mr, Corilck was at work away from home, of course the visitors experienced no trouble in securing posislou of the house. A message by telephone caused Mr Corrlck toliaslen home III exsctation of lludliig his belter half seriously ill, Tim visitors, with coiumeudnlile foiethought had brought with them n splendid luncheon wnil a most agreea ble evening wiih tho result of the surprise. There were present Messrs and Mcsdiimcs .InmcMlIcntoii, II. W. Randall, T. V. I.ssch, J, B. Fradeulierg, Albert Dillon, W. I.. Will lams, JoNcph llolshaw, Mrs. Lldn Hall; Misses Ada lleatoii, Eva and Ivy Bolsham, Hadle Young, Amy Iwischnnd Mr. William Sclillt.. Saturday was the twenty-fifth nnnlversary of tho marriiigo of Ruv.nud Mrs, O. A, Will iams and the membeis of the congregation took ndvantnge of the date to demonstrate their love mid esteem for their pastor and his estsmable wife. Early in the uvching nbout two hundred of the meinWrs of the congregation asembled at th'j residence of Dr. and Mrs. Clarke, t!K10 I- street and at 8 o'clock proceeded to Rev, Williams residence at l.'KfJ lv street. The pastor nml his family were taken completely by surprise, but wero equal to the occasion and proceeded to enter tain their guests. After n short time had been sx'iit In social conversation tho party adjourned to the parlors of the church where a number of gifts iucludlngIU0 In silver mid n dozen silver teaspoons and sugar tougH were presented to Rev, and Mrs. Williams by Rev. 11. C. Woods In mi appropriate sccch. A large party of the members of the F. street club enjoyed to the utmost the well known hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. T. Benton, at HW7F street, on Saturday evening. It was hearing the opeulin; hour of the day of rest when the party forsook the favorite pastime and dispersed to their homos, after partaking of the Inevitable good cheer from tho Benton larder. There wero present Messrs ami MesdnmeH .Maiming, F, A. Brown, Teplng, A. J Sawyer, W. C. Mills, Ciisebeer, Bignell, M. A. Warren, Swnti, I,. Clark, J. P. Mane, J. E. Riugs, A. R. Tallot, Mrs. Kliner nud Mrs. Hald. Misses Coburu of Chicago, Urime and Uertlu Aitkin, Cllsou and Furst. Messrs Hellwlg, Altklu, Fred Hutcklns mid C. I). Mullen. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rlggs entertained tho 'Kntre Nous" Card Club at their uosy home, 18!17 E street, Friday evening. Thoru wer present: Messrs nnd Mesdnmes, J, 1 Matlle, II. B. Patrick, A. D. Burr, M. A. Warren, T. II. Benton, Chas A. Keith, Chits. Trapha gen, Mark N, Tiltou, Chas. Hoxle, J, A. Swan, Geo. A. Browne, Fred Kelloy, Will McAitlmr, II. D. Stearns, Walter Davis, A. E. Kennaril, W. J. Hudge, Col. E. R. Slzer, Dr. nnd Mrs. Houtze, Dr. It. C. Trogdou, Mrs. Leone Kliner, Mnttoou, III., Mrs. Beebe, Mrs. Caufleld, Mrs. Hard, Misses Corn Hardy, Sadie Becker, Maud Burr and Lulu Canfleld; Messrs T. P. Kennard, C. E. Montgomery, Martin Altken, Frank Zehrung, Malcolm McKlnnon, Chas. Norton, Fred Shoals, Will Hardy and Frank Everett. On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wright entertained the Young Married Peo ple's high-live club at the residence of Mrs. Yates, Sixteenth and M. Those present were Messrs and Mesdnmes M. E. Wheeler, R. L. Rehlaeudor, Will Wuxwell, Lieut. Grllllth, Bruce Coif rest, Mcintosh, John West, George Brown, Dr. Holyoke, Nissley, Mr. R. G. Green, Mrs. Thompson. An elegant lunch was served. The prizes wero won by Mrs. M. E. Wheeler ami Lieut. Grllllth. The club will bo entertained at Its next meeting, April :28th, by Mr. nud Mrs. H. R. Nissley In the parlors of the Lincoln. Friday evening tho members ot the Lin coln C. L. S. C. held their regular trl weekly meeting at the home ot Miss Lutlo Thomas, 014 north Twenty-sixth street. Beyond tbo regulurloou led by Mrs. Stubb ou church history, nnd Miss Alice D. Orr ou geology, tho society enjoyed a talk ou "Cosmlu Dust," delivered by Professor J, A. Barrett. The next regular meeting will be held April 24th at the residence of Mrs. D. L, Anderson, 804 north Twenty-seventh street. Tho Knights of the Golden Eagle with their ladles fair ami f rieiuU of botli sexes, reveled in Terpsichoreau pleasures for several hours Thursday night at Temple hall. It was tho first annual ball ot the order and a most grat ifying Initial event it proved to be; a well arranged program, good music and a conge nial company claiming tho joyous co-opera; Hon ot all present until lUK) a. in, On Tuesday evening the Catholic union club gave a grand musical entertainment at Lyceum hall. The presentation was entitled "A Tour Through Ireland," and the music consisted ot popular Irish ballads and melo dies, each song being illustrated by views of Irish scenery. Mr. J no. A. Roederer, agent of Wabash freight olll co at East St. Louis,, with his wife, is visiting in Lincoln as the guost of his brother-in-law G, A. Crancer, this week. This is Mr. Boederer's first visit to Lincoln, and like all visitors is much Infatuated with tho city. Tho Delta literary circle meets next Thurs day afternoon at the homo of Mr. John P. Maule. The lesson will be selected oemi of Tennyson. All members should be present nt the course of study, for the coming year will be given that day. Miss Josle W. Blair, who left her home last August for mi extended trip through tho western states In svurch of health, returned to Liuolu, Thursday, feeling much better and quite herself again. Mrs. C. W, Gerwig nnd Clarence Mnckey, mother nud cousin of Mr. G, W. Gerwig, arrived in thecity Tnuisday, from Pittsburg, Pit., and ex)ct to remuln for soma time. Miss Clara Walsh eutei tallied delightfully u congenial company of trlemUut progressive high live, Wednesday evening, in honor ot er guest Miss Claru Boy re oc New Yoik. Additional Iocal and Personal Page 5. See the flue display of Gold and Brats Cages, Water Coolers nnd Filters and Uon ard Refrigerators. The largest and most complete stock ot House Furuuhlng goods iu the city ut Hudge & Morris. Furniture upholstered and lejmlred at Hartshorn's, tU south llth street. Furnished Hoouisfor ltont. T wo nicely furnished front rooms, reatonable. Enquire 010 K ttreet. rent ONLY A RAILROAD FOLDER. Hut It I'roteil Most Interesting lint Tru ellng .liiiiriiiillst. Did ii jirtiki time enough to look over u railroad time card, or folder as tii'iny call It, Tho other day w hlle eiiroutu east I tils covered that In my haslu to catch the train I neglected to supply myself witlt the usual leading matter so custom. iry with travelers and as n last report had to content myself with leading n tint.) card. What monoto nous reading that must make. Well that's what! thought when opening It's covers but that Idea was soon dlspelltd. It was u Burl ington folder containing pages, most of them covensl with time tables of the vari ous Hues; the main lino us well us tho brauclits ami leased Hues nud having nought else to do 1 Hindered over the novel nl pages, first noting tho leaving time nt such loluts as Denver, Ht. Ixitlis, Chlc.igo, Peoria, Kan sas City, Omaha, Lincoln, St, Paul and other Milnts following up their in rival at the opi situ terminals. This ptoved it very Interest ing topic for It gave rood for reflection, Hnal y getting down to it figuring basis. Tho rate of Sliced wits calculates!, showing how fast the Burlington trains had to run Ix'twecn sta tions In order to make the time, of course nl owing for stops at stations, crossings, etc. All this was ii'iw to lue nud furnished a pas time that was as novel us It wim pleasant mid Interesting. Finally tiring of figuring I licgun reading about connections made by the Burlington at prominent points, how onu train was sched uled to arrive and on arrival another train that also had come hundreds of miles was al ready on hand to receive transfer passengers mid that further ou again this samu train would meet another for connection etc. Think then font moment what Ingenuity It requires to have the various trains on several Hues and nil running to dilfereut point, meet nt stated points and lit it particular mo ment. This In itself Is wonderful when con templated. The table of Information Is also n valuable piece of know lei Igo and if read more closely would lie the means oft times of asking fewer questions of olllcinlsaud award ing more satisfaction to tho traveler. A pe rusal of this page will Impart almost nny in formation tuat is dcslicd. Next 1 opened the large folder entirely to gaze upon tho Bui lington's wldo nnd i n some places, wild dpuiaiu nud It certainly is mar. velous. From Chicago at tho side ot the great lakes to tho rugge 1 rockles mid the 1' a clllc beyond it extends Its mighty stretch to the west; from Kansas City to tho Black Hills nud tho northwest, from St. Paul nml Minneapolis to Kansas City, St. Louis nml tho south and to innumerable other points In dozens of other directions In nearly as many states, and still Its enterprise remains un checked and newer fields are taped with tho succession of yenrs. Ti uly tho Burlington is it great system of systems. It's lines link tho most imortunt cit es of the nost bringing each in closu com" mmiicatiou with nil others. There seems to bono limit as to where its mighty stretch will end and ere long It need not surprise juy readers to ho.tr of the Burlington tral ns run ning through to the Pacific Const. So many great ad vaiicemtmts have boon made by this company nnd every improvement hits been so successfully oeritted that nothing seems to bo too great uu undertaking for them In which to succeed. Noxt time, my friendly reader, taKo n Burl ington folder with you when you travel. Its "chuck full" of interest nud cheerful Inform ation anil you'll bo surprised to note what good company one of them can be for yo u. They are as free us water nud any agent will gladly supply you with one or more of them, or if not obtainable elsewhere n card requesting a opy addressed to the general (tasseuger agent at Omaha will bo promptly uttended to. A faded nud discolored beard is untidy and n misfortune. It may be prevented by using Buckingham's Dye for tho Whiskers, a never falling remedy. Dr.C. F. Lidd, dentist, 1105 O ttrcet Telephone IKi. Office hours II it. in. to 5 p. in.. Dean & Hortou are us usual in tho lend In this city on lawn sprinklers, hose reels, etc. Call ou them before purchasing. You know their place Is at 1450 O street and their tele phone Is 150. A House Wanted. About July first, nu eight, room residence with modern conveniences In central location, or will givu lease on residence built to my onler. Address, L. Wkhhki., Jit., ll.'M N St. Parisian millinery including all the lates novelties at Haines & Haskell's new inllinery tore. Ii: WO street. E. R. Guthrie is headquarters for fine cur riages In all styles. Call at his repository, 1640 O street. Kid Gloves Fancy Shades Evening' Lengths Ladies' Street Gloves AT iiJUj(jJ 133 to 139 North nth Street. fust Think Ladies You can get of us a Handsome all Wool, Excellently Made, Well Trimmed Suit, Eitra Pants and Hat all to match, of excellent Fabric, the combination for $5. This will rig the Boy out for the entire summer in school clothes. SEE THEM AT MAYER BROS ;JgSi!288fe22g332S5S2S??2222S3S3g2e28e222SSc Special Have you seen the Window? Ladies' Hand Welt New California Toe Pat. Leather Tip Cloth Top. A very decidedly new shape, it catches the eye as you pass by and you walk back to see it. g ED. G. 1129 O eSS223g23322gyS22SS332Sgg33??3K?33g2a) MTNArt Rioter rfxinxfiyixxxxxxxxDJj 1 1 mi rrw i mi m i.u n i jt:ia 1204-120(3 100 Engraved Galling Cards And Copper Plate, for $2.50. If you have a Plate, we will furnish 100 Cards from same, at $.150. WESSEL PRINTING COMPANY. 1 "$ $v-j Lv bbbS ' : J Sfioes Ncnv Shoe in the West j ' YATES, I 8TREET. O STREET Af'-Ud 'fa. 'ft a 1'V. T .'. ;? A tar at ki rr'-' Coll and see it at E. JLCtjttH-irt.lMl) Ostmt. . Vv. f JL ? i ' . ., 'l ! jUhS &: pLJa&Bii &$jUki ItrfiltiJHiffWwiatefc i tf'4fc-'-4inkMM.