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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, ttfo
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POPULATION OF LINCOLN 65,000,
Handles in
Umbrellas
TAKE NOTICEI
The Couhikr will not tic rcionslblo for
amy clolttM mndo by any one In its nnino, 1111-
a written order noeomnnlc tho snmo,
Semi Annual Display of
PATTERN HATS AND
MILLINERY NOVELTIES
-AT Til K-
Next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
September 3it, 23ml and 33.
You nrc Invited to call.
Th Courier Can be round At
Hotel Lincoln Now Htnml.
Windsor Hotel Now Htnml.
Capital Hotel News Hlnnil.
tied Uudo Clsar Htoro, 1U9) O Btreot
Cd. Young, VXJ O Htrcet.
Clason, Flcloher A Co.. 1120 O Btreet.
McW News Bland, 118 Houth IKli Street.
Oaalno Clur Htore, llraco llloek, Ifttli O
Fall Hats
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and Furnishinef
, Goods
R. DENNIS CO.
O Street
1 137
1 Local nnd Personal.
Whltebreast Coal and Llmo Company.
Is Barr, jeweler, removed to 11330 Rtroet
Mann & Hall's new pharmacy J300 O street.
New location, L. Barr, jeweler, 1183 O Bt.
Dr. Rutb M, Wood, Brace building, roomi
410. 411 and 413, IMO-t;
'Archer, dentist, Brace block, over Mercb
at Sank,
Oaaon City Coal at the Whitebreait
Goal and Lima Co,
. Sampson Sitter, artlatlo dreas-making,
1198 N street, over Dorsey1.
Archet, dejtUt Fine gold and bridge
workaspo:lalty. Brace block,
K O Baking Powder, 25 ounces S3 cents.
Absolutely Fuie. Have you tried HI
Call up phone 457 and order vour Sunday
ce cream of the new Bon Ton bakery.
alias Anna Dick, Modlste.cor. 11th & Fstt.
over Lincoln Havings bank, entrance on Pit.
Mann ft Hall's pharmacy make a specialty
of prescription work. Call at 1300 O street.
Telephone 600.
The Whltebreast Coal and Lime company
is always at the front supplying the finest
grade of all kinds of coal
It Is a noticeable fact that Cook-Bailey
Grocery Co. is dally becoming headquarters
for fin teas, coffees and spices.
Special orders for fine cakes, superb Ice
cream and ice promptly delivered to any
part of the city. Telephone No. 457.
Wild cbeiry wine Is the most popular sum
mer drink In Lincoln. Ask for it. Matleby
Lincoln Bottling Works. Telephone 440.
Finest ice cream in the city an I hand
somest refreshment )arlors, at the Honton
Poebler's old stand, Twelfth and P streets.
When you want first-class, pure and whol
some summer drinks for family use rail up
telephone 440, the Lincoln Bottling Works.
Orders for piano tuning left with Young
' and Elder, 208 south Eleventh street, will
receive prompt attention by 8. C. Quick.
If you want a suit made to order nt reas
onable price see 111 new fall and winter
atttrnt at Wanamaker & Browu's tailoring
agency, Y. M. C. A. building.
Coal of Tarysiae from the best mines
in Ohio, Kn tacky, Illinois, Missouri, Colora
do and Wyoming for sale by Geo. A.Ray
war, TelepaoMaoO. Office 1134 O street.
If you will make it a point never to get a
picture framed until you have seen the Lin
cow Frame & Art Company's goods, you
will always get the latest styles. Prices are
always the lowest.
K O Baking Powder, 25 ouces 25 cent.
Absolutely Pure. Have you tiled iti
Why have your horses feet butchered, have
awe horses and have them suffer I Take
them to Charlie Blattery new shop, 416
SouU Eleventh street, and such will never
be the case.
' Or. raruhaiu Cares
tfhronio dUaatet. Consultation free, Medi
M .furnished at oAos. Office hours 10 to 12
ft. m Stoop. ., and 7to9p. m. Buuday
4 to 6 p as
Full Line of Summer
Corsets, Silk Mitts, Ov.
and Gauze .T VJ
Underwear sfr
aX Styles
XSWk Sun
and Wash Goods on Sale
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llnrry A. Hecso left Thursday for Chicago.
Dr. II. V, llallcy has relumed from n trip
to the lake.
Mrs. V, g. I Ml Is entet tabling Mm. W. M.
Marshall of iVnver.
Hon, N. H. Ilnrwood made 11 business tii
throtiKh Wyoming this week.
Mr, O. L. Tnlt of Chicago rMnt a part of
tho week In tho city with friends.
Mm. V. W. Allen nnd mother left Wedn
esday for h mouth visit In Missouri.
Mrs, Kdiin Bennett of Hun Kinuclsco Is vis
iting her nephew, Mrs. H, V, Inman.
Mr. nml Mr. T. J. lllckuy oro entertain
ing Miss Maude Hmlth of lies Moines.
Mr, and Mm, (leorgo II, Clarko arc at
home after nil extended trip through tho
east.
Him. J. Sterling Morton was n guest of
Mr. and Mm. A. J.Hawyern part of tho
week,
MIm Onn Imholf left Monday for Balti
more, where slio enters a Initio' Hoiuliinry for
tho year.
Hon, John Kltrgornld In company with Ills
sou and nephew linvo returned from n visit
to Ireland.
Captain Phelps Palnuleft last Hnltirday for
Washington, 1). C to attend the (1. A. It.
national encampment.
Miss Anna Barr has returned from n three
months visit with Mr. Klhel Drain In Hk
kano Kails, WadtlngUm.
Misses Olive, Iittu nnd Annlu Fuuko and
Mrs. Kiunk Hmlhof Alliance urn enjoying
a trip thiough the Black Mils.
Misses Ida and Josephine Lahr and Mm.
Dr. Btilll of taFnyctte, Ind., aro visiting
their brother, Mr. Frank Mhr,
Misses Matuo and Kohu Carson aro enter
taining Misses Hnrphnm nnd Tnggart rf
Plttsbutg, Pa., at the Lincoln hotel.
James F, Pel siting of Chlcngo was In tho
city n part of tho week visiting his brother,
Lieutenant Pershing of tho titnto University,
Tho Young Men's Christian association will
hold n reception this evening for the new nnd
old student of tho various untvoisitlcs 01'
tho city.
An Interesting uuHlcnl was given lust ev
ening nt the resilience of Mr. and Mm. ' . K.
Kinder tiy the KplnciiMilliitts for the beuvlU
of their choir.
Miss Flora Weatherwnx of Denver, after n
pleasant visit with the family of Mr. II.
Frvllgh, proceeded east for a visit to Wash
ington, I), C, this weo .
Mrs. D. F. Chldester nnd her three sotn re
turned Tuesday to their homo in Illinois af
ter a visit of four weeks with her husband of
Fntwley, Chldester & Co.
Miss Almcna Parker, Lincoln's dUttn',
Kulshwl tlrnmntla reader, has oiwiiimI n schoo
of elocution nt room 605 llraco building
Boo advertisement in this Issue.
Mm. J, A. Buckstaff and daughter, Mim
Clara, nud Miss Fay Mamhnll, left TucHdny
for Davenport, la., where Miss Clara enters
Bt. Catherine's Episcopal school.
Mr. Hoy It. Chapman, with Qago Bros &
Co., is III Chicago on business, and his friend,
John Lotridgo, who nccouipaulod him, Is also
enjoying tho ilellghts of that city.
Prof. F. W. Taylor of the 8Uto University
came homo Monday to take up his duties for
tho ensuing year. Ho has been sHudlug his
vacation In travelling over tho continent.
Mm. E. D. Blgnell has been enjoying a
visit from tier sister, Mrs. J. C. lllctkey of
Den Moines, la,, who after a ten days so
journ in Lincoln rcturuod home Thursday,
A pleasant surprise party was given by
Mrs. J. L. Hoyt at her pleasaut homo, 1540
N street, In honor of Mr. Hoyt's forty-third
birthday. A pleasaut time was had by all.
The wheelmen of Lincoln have organized
themselves luto a club known us the Capital
City Cycling Club, and are manifesting much
enthusiasm in this helpful and enjoyable ex-
eicwe.
Mr. James Heaton and Mr. Frank Graham
will wuuder eastward tomorrow In search of
their bettei halves, who have been visiting
in Illinois and other parts of Uncle Barn's
domain.
After a delightful summer (ent at Spring
Lake, N. J., a lovely spot 011 the Atlantic
coast, Mm. I. M. Raymond returned last
week to her beautiful homo at Sixteenth and
R street.
Mr. F. L. Hathaway, who has been travel
ing through Europe for tho past sevei al
mouths, ha returned home. HI ti avellug
companion, C. Y. Smith, stopped for a vUit
in Boston.
The annual fur opening of iV. R. Dennis
& Co. will occur October 3d, 4th and 5th,
and a grand display will bo seen. Read the
displayed announcement ou page rive of to
day's Courier.
A reception was given by the young eo
ple of the Frst Christian cliuich Wednesday
evening to the students of the various col
leges. A short program wus rendered nud
all present enjoyed a general good ll.ne.
Mr.Frsnk BheMon and I Miss-Bert lo Burr
returned to Lincoln Wednesday. MUs Burr
has been attending school In Massachusetts.
for the last year. Mm. Sheldon will spend
part of the winter with friend In Lincoln,
Rev D. D. Forsyth of Gothenburg and
M Us My ra Clarko of Sutton were united in
marriage Tuesday evening at the bride's
home lu Sutton. Both giaduuteJat the Btuto
University, and have a host of Iriends both
iuundout of college circle who wish them
every happiness lu their future life. They
will reside in Lincoln.
Mm. E. Haliot will return this evening
from Ottuiuwn, Io m, where she was called
a month ago by tho sickuess of her mother,
who ha 110 w entirely lecoveiod and cele
brated her elghty-secoud blitluUy ou the
10th inst,, on which occasion there was a re
union of the family at which twenty-seven
member were preaeut.
Wednesday afternoon, unexpected, unsus
pected and unannounced, "Chicago," Tub
Couhikh's brilliant conespoudent at the
w 01 d's lair city, entered tbs editoi lal sanctum
of this paper for a'brief but pleasaut bow-de,
and good bye visit. Mis Bouuell Is a good
a friend of Llucolu today us she ever was
while u resident of this city, aud never fail
to say a good word for ber loruier home
wheu opportunity afford.
A very pleasant reception was given by
Mr. Lou ICeunard-Riggs last Saturday af
ternoon and evening al her new "Studio Re
vera," 320 South Twelfth street, on which oc
casion ber work la painting was exhibited to
the publ'c. The wall of the three room
were adorned with palutings, all of which
snowed Mr. Rlgg' skill and artistic taste.
is, Riga was assisted by Mr. T. II. Ben
ton, Mr. Cbaa. Kelfer aud Mrs. Alva Ken
nard.
nDQUHEOFLE
A letter from MIm Grace Oakley to her
xiretit taU that she Is delighted with her
studies and surroundings nl hcliool,
Dorsey's grand fotmal opaulngnexi week
will Iw an Interesting ovpnt for the Indies.
Irvlnn's nmv orche-liti will m lu nttetidauan
nfternlxm nud oWnlug to render u.ncort
selections.
The .musical ilppartmcnt of tho Lincoln
Normal Unlvetslty wns nwned Tuesday
evening by tho class of VJ of Hlieiinudniih,
Iowa, whrre tho unlvemlty wns fiirinnrly
located. Professor Oldham, wImi hiischaigo
of the department, has nu abundance of uhll
Ity In music and In Instructing pupils as was
shown by the progiam. Every number was
well executed mid tho Intel o-t and enthusi
asm shown by Prof, Oldlmm nnd his pupils
enlivened the audience. The largo clinpdl
was IIIIkI to ovel Mowing,
A very pleasant party wns given by Mr,
W. II, Mornud Tulny evening at his itntv
dnuctug iii'iuleiuy lu tho l,nuilng thiwitiit
biillillug, Mr, Mornud, by looking alter tho
comfort and pleasmo of all M gu-ss,
shorn d III suxrkr anility ns a host,
VVith lirllllnii'. llghn aud it gay and merry
couiNiny, tho hall prewutd nu nnlmateil up
Karatu'o until n lute hnur In the evening
Irvine's new orchestra wns In utteitdnuco nud
the music for both dancing uud promenading
was of n most excellent quality, The prom
enades welen pleasing lenture, each iiuwo
immlier receiving llbei nl npplauso fioin the
delighted guests,
Tho Lincoln Oratorio soo'ety held thelrlhst
meeting Monday ovenl"g to ro-otgnnlro for
tho winter, their sixth season. They wi.l
meet regularly every Monday evening Tor re
heamal In tho Y. M. 0. A. building. Tho
chorus has and wilt recelvu a number of val
liable additions which will bo of great Iwitell. 1
r.very yenr slncu Its organization thn inciii
beishlpof the society bus Ik-cii Inci easing,
and with Its growth tho Interest lu the w.hh
has constantly deepened, nml tills gno to
piovo that Llitcolnttet aro coming to lecog
iiln nnd appreciate the refining nnd ennobl
ing liilluence of music. Tho miccos of this
work is due hugely to the constant nnd sin
cere efforts of Mrs. P. V, M. Raymond who
has devoted much of her time nnd energy to
the building up and training of tho choi im.
Most of tho old members nnd many now ones
hnvo entered luto tho work with a spit it nnd
seal Hint bids fair to make this season the
most successful and prosHtrous yrnr lu its
history, Tho wot k for tho year will 0 nu
prlso something never before ntt?mptcd hero.
A program mado up of American composi
tions will protmhly bo given kometimo diir
ing tho winter. This is n custom that Is be
ing pursued quite extensively in tho enstnu I
has proved to bo very meritorious. It Is
time that Amerlciin couiosltlous were being
recogulrod on nu equal basis with foieigu
pi (Mluct Ions, nnd a program mndu up en
tirely of our own work will bo u novelty, lu
May tho chorus, under the leadership of Mr-i.
Raymond, will give three oratorios: Hau
liers "Acts nud Galatea," Barnby's "Re
bekah" and Mendelsohu's "Elijah."
Mm. Knte B. Cheney, teacher of singing,
rmoo 60S, Braco block.
Misses Boggs & Caffyu, dross making par
lors. Flue stamping, lilll M St., 'phono 670.
Miss C. J. Guilmotte, modiste, Browm.ll
Block, over Miller & Palue. Conii1eto lino of
dress trimmings and linings. Take elevator.
Chas. Slattery, professional horseshoer and
farrier. Diseases of tho feet Hon ted by tho
latest scleutillo modes. HormMcallod for nnd
returned. Now shop 41(1 South Eleventh
street, between K and L,
Nothing so nice for table use as minora
water. Cook-Bulley Grocery Co. have a
largo line of tho most nourishing goods, In
cluding the genuine imported Pollluuris Re
gent Spring from Excelsior Springs, Mo
Impoitcd Ginger Ale, etc.
Rotating, the O street grocer, having
bought the stock of groceries formerly owned
by H. H. Lohm at 1S17 O street, says ho is
going to treat his trade as he always has
right, but the people must not expect silver
dollars for 00c nor twenty pounds of granu
lated sugar for $ I, as he hah no cheap stuff
to work off with such deals. Stoic l-i at 1817
O, in charge of Floyd Rotating.
Cheap money for home builders can lie ob
tallied by Inventing lu sjme shares of the
Lincoln Loan aud Building association
which entitle the holder to borrow one hun
dred dollar on each share held, gives him a
pro rata tharo of nil the earnings of the cor
xratlou and enables him to pay off the loan
in easy monthly lifdallmotits, but llttli lu
excess of rent. This is a purely mutual and
home ius;itutlon. Office In rear room, First
National bank.
leer For Family Use.
For family trade the John Guild Brewing
Co, is now delivering u suerlor giade of ex
tra pale beer in either pint or quart tiottles.
This beer for table use has no qu d and Is
meotlug with popular favor with all the bet.t
trade of tho city. Prices as cheap us that
charged for Inferior beer. Leave onleisnt
office, 211 Noitli Ninth street. Oscar Bouk,
agent. Once tried 110 other beer will be used.
Why not order a sample case of It.
Genuine Iteinvvat 8I100 Sale.
Here's the chance of the season. Tho Ex
position Shoe company is preparing to mo.-e
to now quartern, and ui order to tcduce the
stock will Inaugurate a great removal sale
commencing today. A few sample bargains
aro herewith quoted:
The Georgo Barnard ladies hand turned
shoe, regular pi Ice $7,00, now $ 1.75.
Ladles' fine hand made button or liu-o $5.00
for 3.85.
Ladles' flue Douslas hand turned shoo, reg
ular price S4.50 for 2.60.
In tho i.en'f drpuitmeut, liken ise child
ren's, similar reductions have K-eu made.
Nothing will lie leM-rv'd aud everything
will bo offered to 1 educe stock nnd save ex
pense. You all knoiv the place the high
grade of goixls that have ulwa been car
ried, nud you'll mis it iryou don't take ad
vantage of this exo-p iuiinl offer.
Exposition Shoe Co.
DANCES
asSSffii
Oifld im Million f Homci 40 Yean theSUndard
A PRACTICAL EDUCATION. ,
Mis Daughter Could llrlvun Nail Ht might
Kvnrjr Time,
Tho old moil gently stroked tho brown
hair of tho sweet girl ncMlltig upon hit
breast. It was evident that ho was very
proud of her, nnd when with 11 fond klsx
alio left tho room ho turned again to the
visitor, his eyes filled with pnrcutul nffco
tloti. "Wonderful girl, Hint," ho mused, rub
bing IiIm linuds together gleefully,
Tho llndlght sent 11 fitful gleam to Illu
mine his Hue, vcnernblo fncc.
"Splendid education," tho old mnn ob
served. "Ah, Indued!"
Tho father htared luto tho glowing grata
and chuckled witli nntlsfactlon.
"Cost lot of money," ho murmured,
"but It payo."
lio appeared to bo very well sutlsdcd lti
ilecd. "Very"
Tho visitor felt It necessary to make
sotno comiuctit.
"AccniupllHhcd, I dnro say."
"Accomplished bo hnngcdl"
The old mini wns ipilto violent,
"No, sir," ho Insisted. "My daughter
tins 11 practical, Industrial education, the
most finished that money could buy."
"I want to"
The visitor pf))frased ft pollto Incredu
lity. "Know. Sewing nnd housekeeping, I
aupposof"
"No."
The old man noticed tho look of astonish
ment Ilia negative occasioned.
"No, sir, no nowlng or housekeeping,
but sho can drive, it mill straight every
time, A practical education, sir, strictly
practical."
Tho firelight xent 11 fitful gleam to Il
lumine his Hue, vcnernblo head. Detroit
Tribune,
What llo Is.
Tho tramp hud appealed for a dime nnd
had it safe in IiIh pocket.
"Why don't yon go to work?" naked tho
donor of tho dime.
"I don't hnvo to," ho replied.
"Why uotf Hnvo you enough money to
llvuour"
"No, air, but I hnvo 11 position, sir."
"Hut I thought you Bald you didn't
workr"
"1 don't."
"And you luive no private fortunor"
Tho trump mulled negatively.
"Then what kind of n position do you
holdf"
"I'm tho connecting link between labor
and capital. Sccf" Detroit Freo Press.
A Grout Work.
"It won't go through that doorl"
"Whosnin It would wndumr"
"And if you can't get it into that room
what nro you jo!nB to do with Itf"
"You needn't get excited over It. What's
tho matter with taklug tho partition
down?"
"Who's getting excited? It'll cost uome
thing to take tho partition down, won't it?"
"Well, if you can think of nny better
wav to diNpoo of It lct'a hear your plan,
mni'iim,"
"There's in- occasion for nlnrming tho
neighbors, nn how. If you must have
such u till tit ns this In tho houso why
don't you build an nddltion expressly for
it?"
"You know well enough that"
"Or why couldn't you htivu had It made
so it, would gu through 1 n ordinary door?"
"Madam!"
"8irl"
"I urn goliu to have it moved into that
room If it tak'-H 11 whol-j month and costs a
thousand ilollarnl"
"Then you can hnvo tho premises to
yourself, sir! 1 shall uot stay here to see
the house nil torn npl I am going buck to
miimma's! '
ThW family disturbance, gentle reader,
grew out of tlii- circiiui'diiuco that a copy
of the new Ch'cugn city directory had been
unloaded nt the home, of Mr. nnd Mrs. Dll
llger MiSwut. Chicago Tribune,
An IndlnViuutlst.
I put aside the world and prldo full many
years tvu.
For nil tho rtrlfe of en it lily life hut endsin
futlloshoiv;
Presuuinlum.H nun's weak alms and plai
aren't ui.n 1 a (upper penny.
So, wisely, 1 haxit teucd to sigh or struggle
after any,
I do not care to know- from whero tho proto
plasm citnu;
I never Joke or drink or smoke, or play a little
game;
I do not J euro at nil to learn tho riddle of the
Sphinx:
Idonotcriueaiquiilntuuto with the missing
link or links.
I don't expect to trldlssect un Inoffensive arc;
I wouldn't chuugo a circle's range to make an
angled mark;
I'm not Inqulslttvo about th' Aurora BorraHs;
I wouldn't seek a sloglo week to find a Holy
Chalice.
I do not care a bluglo hair who woro tho Iron
mask;
Who punished William Patterson I'vo never
deigned to oak:
Who wrote tho Junius letters doesn't bother
me a purtlcle;
On tho Presidential Outlook I do not read an
article.
In ull things I can crucify tho flesh and quell
Its lire,
And )et my whole, sail, earnest soul Is fraught
with one desire
One wild nut vt within my breast still rages
evermore.
For still I j earn aud ever burn to question,
What's tho SLoru?
J. Kdmuiid V. Cooke In Now York Stub
Let tho Children Have Fats.
If you will bring up your children to
love pets I doubt If they will ever bo brutal
to animals under any circumstances.
Theodore Parker says the turning point In
his life was when ho took up a stone to
throw at n tortoise In a pond. Something
In him bade htm stop, and he did stop.
Then be went home nnd asked his mother
what It was that compelled him to put
down the stone. She told him It was the
voice of Go.4 In his soul that if ho lived
listening to that he would never full to do
right. Mary K. Spencer In St. loulsG1obe-Democrat.
GIAND
Kail - Opening
Monday, September 26th.
A MAGNIFICENT
Display of all the Novelties
You arc cordially invited.
lrvire's New Orcliestrei
Afternoon, 2:30 to 5:30; evening, 7 to 9:30.
DORSEY'S
1121-23 N STREET.
For Fashionable lillinery
CHAS. A. BROAD,
1 124 O Street.
Wo beg to cull your attention to our largo nnd well selected stock of Fall and Winter
Millinery. Wo nro better prepared to scrvojou than over boforc, nnd urgonn Insjicctlon of
our stock beforo purchasing.
You will II ml the same low prices ns lu tho pnst, which means a saving to you of from
!S cents to I'JOO. THINK OF ITI
Como nud got our prices; thou go to our competitors nnd seo what thoy will ask you for
tho sumo article. Tho sumo factories iiinlto our goods as theirs.
You will find courteous salesladies to wait upon you. nnd whether you wish to purchase
or not, gtvo us n look.
The Recognized Low Priced Millinery House
OF LINCOLN.
Always In tho Lend. BTKICTLY UAHII. Cash Is what mnkes tho prices ut
Broad's Great Dept. Store
1 he btate
Display
is A
When compared with the Display of '
New Furniture
That has just been received for the Fall Trade nt
THE RUDGE & JVIORRISCO.,
Hardware and Furniture Leaders,
1118 to 1124 N Street.
NOW FOR
T
ME Summer season is here
bonnets and flowers on
that line, come in and
satisfactory,
THEYMUST GO
Step in and see for ) ourself ,
rice
1211 O Street.
1 MILLINERY!
Fair
in 1
Failure
CUT PRICES
-IN-
and we've got too many hats,
hand.
it you want anything n
guarantee prices will be
we'll
!
PRICES NO OBIECT
All the latest
bargains.
goods
at sacrL
THE LEADER.
Xltii fllMMftslrfaaMWsj ilW tm