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About The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 29, 1896)
?qBsy' $0& 2jtj$&!jP&&&'" ' aPttHM1 HWI'SJ'ffMjK THM COUEIEK- kit ,t 1; I 1 l i K . j 1SV ii ; m m m Ul tbemoiexbvibmiwl object. and sirumeuts. dbe different Jbreads are bemorejaTpet-W- Xhe seW-wis. ay:ioJollow. npuKor.orsau,-aeon boeeq more intwU 6 n riw7.wn " riDef ,f IcojrfiiDfi.li.e ioueoioue iu Web dk color. Juheon:he each line -that ne subject developed and va- ljts own tinUogmdeihe ear through ried 'ow it was jo voe instrument, Ibemaze- itietobehopedihatoxcbes jjoir'J-SBotbooir soft.wjoudnow lral .concert ma be etilJ more common loir,nowatJUeakoeck peed, xitbal- here. Mr.iiagenow deserves the great welhe .impression of UewiHuioese- est credit Jortbe work iehasdooe. It "Xte& s x) subject ibe composer ;istobe.boped:that be wilJ find enough seemed -to a, "od J shall do just what support to enable biio 1o go on. HEARD AT Tflis JHIfcHAHMCW- JC COKGERT MADEMOISlfekE MARGONNOT I please with Ztf The jo iGiovanni Overture was pleed witb spirit- 'The orchestra .brought oat well ibe 4aiety iassges ihat Mozart eoJoves to mtr with his gnaer subjects. The Waldteufel Waltz wasswioging, tbougb farirora delicate It .had too toucb blare, too .obvious a To women eat in the parquet. Tber had a Jittb hoy between thein, and Ibev liejitiiim from talking. This was cota-nendable- But they .neglected to keep cuietlbeioeelvee. Tbej talked steadUy jghttlirpBgbveryIhing--ven in tne - t . . A '.. .. .... A .n- v-.1l oup wa7 - - - rst-oUbeJSalavouicdaowe. where one WKB iue euougerjiuuuc. i; ui te about .true -of .Stock's -"Flirtation:" 13 ow -with Herpolsheiiner & Co leaves for Hew YorJc Saturday to "buy a Une line oi dress goods and novelties for lier spring trade- Iadies of Iiincoln can expect xne choicest collections of fine goods that iave "beensnown in Iiincoln as Jtademoiseilelias an entree to the leading establishments in JfewTofk. It is needless to speak of Mad emoisaUe's ability as her reputation for Of course the audience shored Ibe wild et ontbusiassiover both, 3illet s JLa Toypie while .light, had .siusical sub stance, Me odd Jittle whirling subject vm taking. "The Coronation Xarcb made a strong dote. Mejerbeer is al ways .to be relied on for robust jristand blaring triumph. Jiad .he but had the orchestral advantages of the modern composer, he would probably have fol lowed in The train of Wagner and Bef Jioz. The march has a theae simple but stirringJv rhythmical, relieied b softer, more Jric ymvgm for the brass. It is strong! exoitiBg music, the kind that seeds one out isto the night with one's veins aticgle, Ms.&ea)tf9 mAo, a faetastie based on Thomas iligooe, was briUiaut and was briJlisctJ executed- The rather show thinness of this very pretty auso' bellosred clamyroue nothings into the other "s ready ear. It trasn't whisper ing, it wasn't erec talking, it was steeet ar shouting, with the elegance usual to that. Ih8t man there,"' one cried, heeding forward to her accomplice's etx, "be's a blacksmith, a Blacksmithr (this in a telephone shout) ''-'and iie tne vp to me once an" he'd never been introdoosed. an hesajs to ine, ifs a .nice day, eas he, an" I told him i r as married, an I . And so it went on. The last scrap I heard, howled out in counterpart against the Key er beer march, was "She's juet comaioo like you sn-1 me- illllllMiiiMiitMMMI POINTS IN POJUITICS HIGH CLASS WORK is too well known for farther comment. She .will return about Mar. 14th and will occupy the spacious dressmaking parlors at MiiitiiSEMHiiiliiitii John L. Webster in his address at the her showed -excellent technique, and a McKinle.v meeting in this city waxed kee sense of musical expression. X eloquent; but he did not say he was for should jike to see this sense applied to JCcKinley, first, last and all the timer some composition where there is axort Kor wae that are smart, etc- io express. Mrs. Ilerrog s touch is rty 4ejkate, her runs clear and brilliant, and she has evidently the command of great force. Apparently, too, she has the quality that musicians call tempera' meet, the thing that captures audiences. It is a f ity that she did sot hare a bet ter piano. The strident cUu.g of that vtry prettily polished instrument makes criticism of her Utn impossible. We should hear more of her playing, 6be has been here only a short time, I sup- Ht?0iSlKR & CO Delegates to the district conventions to select delegates to the national con vestioB will probably hare do dinculty in securing transportation if they are for Manderson. W- F- Kelley seemsed in a fair way to carry the Fourth ward for city attorney. fiis support is much the same as that which gave Sam Low p triumph. It is said in Frank Waters' behalf, and ia answer to those persons who ob ject to a third term, that bs is about the only republican wbo has filled thisoffice, who has been in the jeity at the expira tion of hie second term. Most of them hare left town under a cloud. Waters is pretty sure to be nominated. It, A, Babcock is mentioned as a can didate for member of the board of edu cation. The Journal is living up to its tradi tion. It tends Mr. Gere to the McKin- m ley conference, and has him whoop it up for the Ohio candidate in bis well known enthusiastic manner, and then turna over it columns to Mr. Annin's Manderson bureau. Jm - i Instructor i n voice culture or IB. CJH SMITH ' SIKGIXG 301 and 502 Brace building ons 9 1 1 it m f i. jud bt APPOINTMENT pose, and other musicians are in no haste to thrust greatses upon her, Mr, Charles llagenow did very brib liant plaing in the Lipineky concerto. It is yery difficult, and, what many dif ficult pjecee are not, of some musical value when the difficulties hare been overcome, Mr, Hagenow played it with brilliancy and delicacy. It showed the variety of his power. Yet be showed no effort. The audience insisted on an encore, Mr, llagenow dually yielded, playing David's "By the Fountain," with very delicate effect of tremolo. Mrs, Tvlppincott sang Arditi.'s i'srla. It is not well suited to her voice, which is at its best in Rowing passages of con s(derable volume. Till consists chiefly of soft staccato passages. Only in a few measures djd she neem to find complete ease, A Bn ncore she sang 'The Bveetest Btory," a solo somewhat better switsd to her. Ifer acting added touch to itscharm, Tho work of the vocal quartet lacked spirit, It W4S taken too monotonously, possibly ia too slow a tempo, Tbey saag URder several disadvantages, The piano was thin in tune and keyed too high, and, In the eucore.'aj A Uck of the stage, whither the stage-boy, wbo ctest.aot approve 'of encores, bad re moved it. The voices blended Will and wars bstter ia tuna than those of most quartets that I bays beard this winter, j' TIs concert was rmf " MinnrMCt-iwwwnH -sHr"1 'Purple Pua, Her MoiW Per ma other mW .oi fta,h$ fgan, fume.'ie'S the .gentlemen' ,-favorite Mgive. ItMpeWpl'. y.wtb the -.mmonj the. late odor: At JHggi tw,r.fi.j..,j- .T ,Mifirnrrr - 1 UN 111 wmmitmm mmwmu COR 14 AND M. AH forms of baths, Turkish, Russian Roman and Electric fflTi&cmimmiM To the application of natural and salt water baths for the cure RJieu xxxetlmxxx and Slcln, Blood and Nervous diseases. A special department for surgical cases and diseases peculiar to women. DRS. M-H. AND J- O. EVERETT Managing Physicians. rriVt-lIX IKUFIIiDir? vni UU W. I IIVL Hmi i COPYRIGHTS. . CATjt i arrAIW A PATKXT? Foes nK,fMcr aad a bone opinion. .1t to MDKS At CO.. wbo hare bad BeaTtraftrrasra I im itina l tha gtaat bwtacaa. CeamcBtca UOMicrletlrcartdettlal. AHasaaakofln JWMUoa txmnmism Pa testa aad bow to o Jata tbea tcai free. jUao a eattkvae of BMcsao etJBdaoUaeboofcaaeatnier Sf?SL .? tthrofJ " Co- weefve 5 JrtH?t L" before the poWicwlta- te2."2L7- W7 lUswiatea. baa by tetbe yr "rauioia oi aar aaieuar went nSL.l'ayear. Eampie eopicii :iatba asle wtS!5r.? T- SampSe eoptei seat ftee. . BZJB PlM. tn eaten, and pbotojnaaea of sew Z J!g?-.?gM'as balldew to abow tbs O. W. Webster has consented to again in the Fourth. run The man wbo ia entitled to the credit of starting the movement that resulted in the adoption of the Crawford or Lin coln system ia 0. E. Alexander, late of Pittsburg. ' George Woods will be a candidate for the legislature. ' Gen, Thayer is in charge of the Mc- Kinley headquarters at the Lindell First publication Feb 8 SHERIFF'S SALE. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, THAT by virtue of an order of sale issued by the clerk of the district court of the third Judicial district of Nebraska, within and for Lancaster county, in an action wherein Fred Miller Brewing company et al.. are plaintiffs, and James Kelley et al., are defendants. I will at 2 o'clock -p. m. on the 10th day of March A. D. 1896 at the east door of the court bouse, in the city of Lincoln, Lancaster county, Nebraska, offer for sale at public auction the fol lowing described real estate, to-wit: The south forty-two (42) feet of lot number twelve (12) and the south forty two (42) feet, of the east halt of lot num ber eleven (11), in block number thirty three (33), also lot number eight (8), in block number forty two (42), all in the city of Lincoln, Lancaster county, Ne braska. Given under my band this 6tb day of Febuary A. D. 1896. n Tmmpen, Sheriff. March 7G SfttTpt latii ili.ii in i VUinT06rMKVTo!a?aT b7a POINTS OF CONTRAST. - aVe morning and evening papers sad by purchaser alone, in part, because hastily, forgotten in the rush of business, or thrown away as soon as glanced at THE WEEKLY PAPER, read throughout in he seclusion of the home after business hours, in the leisure of the reader, at th club by family and friends. THAT IS WHY THB COURIER ill ! yonaaan advertising metljusa. . -rtlWS-, t
