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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-13

IN ornament . Ilz- part Ot Ire town.
Tns World building VII % under Fcoi
rs. coming week. I IS sold iron
front
McDe-mo-- Brcz. viii move their bar
be- shop mo 20 rev Du1nIg-on room
the f-st OF ~ w=sk- = bah Tocul- %
% ru1 Z connection with I1s oz-DsT-ns
department. ~. I'll long tel- want
TIE are several cases o. maiiria fever
repo7.e5 b. -1= physicians
Quite : nu15=r o. persons scHs--1S
7i.h rheumatism and .uU1zgo VIII iszF=
hare for NsE YORK This week for special
treatment
several bids ara n for t1e leasing OF
IN new ODsra house. watch viii - r@z-!
10 opsn by Christmas
The burning Ou- o: Z t-=s-.e on re
Picksus division e The Wes- Virginia
and Pi--s0u-g railroad dz-ay=d 1l--a
several hours. ThurzdsT-
Several big b=,s wer= made here NJ
last week CT Bran carrying O1-O and
Kentucky.
Jones. The c1l0r=f orator rom Wlee.-
ing. gave his Republican brokers q
round" o. ne mon question. Thurs
day nigh
Arorney 7. 6. Inn. q G,snyil,e, vas
herr several tevs he pas week
Some e.zi- or -sn Wss-Cn BOYS wen
% n G.iue- county far a. GlenYi-.e,
Wednesday last
Ms. George Ross anI daughter. Miss
ANY. are n wheeling -sk.1g n TIE
Sra.e fair.
Warren Dya- IS taking Il he sights il
Baltimore.
Mrs.. !. !. Andrews. Of Boston. Mass.
: visiting her s51. Dr.. AloIzo Amor vs.
O. lower Main street..
Dr. 5. y. Hoi, VII take in he
Pennsboro fair zext weak. He Vii. 20
on % Parksrzburg where p joins h-s
wife ani c1i-5. who ar visiting here.
". Y. Jack. c. .. Eliot and A--or-
ney Co-iey. Of Bray.cn county, were
here Friday.
George u. SNYDER. O. wheeling, was
: Bailey House guest. FRIDAY.
4 Miss Su5.l and sis-er. Il Sm-tnt0n.
are Mss $. Hilkis's guess.
Cio-tier Ford. Of Clarksourg was ae-a
Wi. Nollaas1. Of Charleston was
hs-- Friday.
Editor Hall. o. re Independent is II
Webster ccu1-y -elk.ng gold.
llr. Berk.ey Ing,ass. q Annapolis,
Nd. is visiting friends her.
Alien Wilson. II Washington. D. c..
vas circulating among his oil friends
here Friday
col ". ". a-ret.. o: W1=e-irg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-13

s. ,-s-vs 81 Va. September -
CCu-~ Teachers Ils--u-t
-s c11vel 3 % --- y. p. Church
E-- r. al 1890 q. 20. A-fer --= ap-
ll.r-u --- Cf Mss Carrie Warmer and ID.
= N--1eIy 1s enrolling clerks. a11 the
i-.--f1r- .-- = Prof Walker " clel %
We buzz. and " s. Powell, Of 5.
M1-v=. .- --i-r-r=i -.'l 1-50 p. m On
.ea- rg --= rgI.sr work was "a
ken u-. The teachers took quite live
D. r-o-o-- p .l- work from -l7 begin
mig. and many animated discussions
V--- ENGAGED % IS -.acle.s generally.
Tr. ~ u.r1- Hon. II. T. B5r5ea de-
r-Tersf q very Interesting and instruct
i've ,-c.-r= On "E5uca --oual deals
IT, general iu-=res- on wednesday
showed v-y c11c,rs-re.v that most o.
lie -e----s knew wta- -Iet were there
for. a- lst no -er-ion % mss an op-
r---r.-- I'D chain further knoTlsdge
-- .-. -l-j =,-. man. ls We'll as us-ao-s
u ra.l.-- Tic e1----a DLe-- gwen
t- --a ---t.z * -=slzy L.sl- vas
wall attended The session on Thurs
.er rz was wal a.-ell and r=-7
70 --.-re T. Tas "The C.tlz rs
N-1 - -4c. T-z temperance part
u was -.-CIs==l, --sJ ue-n-
eds " The enrolment wss
- g=r-.=l- 4-- 81 ladies'. Regular a.
tendance. attention and good order were
character O. tie l-=---l-@.
P-.ss. ST.. q. Baroe= and a. j. Nl.k.n-
-1L spent almost a.. wees mere, ana were
u g---- a.l .n making the wcIk -1,-r-
J.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-13
NEN ..ARTNsvILLE.

N-sr 7ra--i7svii'a. Y. Va. september
12-Niss Mary Martin. OF Nan s,F.7,,
entertained a few special -F.shds a. h5I
home. Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Slender gave party
THURSDAY. at her home on Maple avenue
in honor OF her gu 81, Mrs. Joe hum
mann. Of Wheeling.
Mrs 7. ". Newman and Ms Fora
Newman. OF NcUuisyil,s. istt ioT FiAe
Grove. Thursday, 10 visit ". y. New
man and family
Mrs. George Ris. and Mrs. John
Black. Of Hannibal. Ohio, are me guests
of Mrs Levi CoGnE
T9bn Tucker. Of Wheeling. IS calling
on his s;s-er. Mrs. ". Mccain.
C1a-Iev Hall left Thursday for Mari
err. o. where he viii enter college.
Mrs Fannie Tucker. who has been the
gn-sr Of her aunt. Mrs. Sep. Hall, l5-t
fo- her home H. Pi-tsburg, THURSDAY
1s-1a-5 Hall will leave for Marietta,
Monday. 10 en-er college.
3r.ss Lett Pem5erJon is the guest q
friends ar Wheeling this week.
ros=phus Clark attended he funeral
81 Arch. Thistle, ar Sis,ersy-lle. Thurs
Rob-r. Oldham. Of Cincinnati. spsn. a
w davs with his uncle. Geo. Curtis, Of
Maple avenue.
Mrs. Josz91us Clark was called %
s-z.erzville the first Of he week By the
ss-'9us sickness of her sister, Mrs.
Wells
DR. Curtis Priest. Of Newark. Ohio IS
calling on his brother, Geo. Priest Of
Main street,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-13

healthy t1b.es. Weak women sometimes
have healthy babies bit the chances are
against Z Eyerv woman can have
healthy, happy children i she will take
proper care OF herself. Dr. Pierce's Fe-
yor:te Prescription IS what she needs. It
cures the weaknesses and diseases pecul-
lar 10 women. Il makes perfect women
q then-wo-leu capable OF maternity.
It's use obvia-es The dreaded, and gener-
allT useless, physicians " examinations "
and ste-eo.vpet local treatments. % II a
the only medicine for women sold by
druggists, devised By q regularly edu-
Gated, experienced, and skillful specialist
in these diseases, ard It's sale exceeds the
combined s-les OF al other medicines adj
vert;scd for this class of rlaladies. Taken
during the period OF pregnancy, It pre-
plres the whole wouanly organism for
is time q trial and danger. II practi-
cally does away with the danger and with
nearly all Of the pain.
Women who care 70 know ell about the " Fa-
vorite Prescription" aud all about the.- own
physical being, aud the hes. way 20 take care q
H. should send y cne-c-ut stamps q pay ior ne
mailing 0rlT Of free co0y OF D. Fierce.s gre2t
1905 page illustrated CoUmcu Sc1-e ,lee al a.
wiser. Word Oispcuslry Medic. ASsOCl-I4o.i
Do 6o5 AsiI Street. Bu1-llo, -. y.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-13
ST GAINESVILLE.

S.. Cla.rsville. O.. September T.
Miss Marguerite Sprags o. Wade D.
w Va. is he guest Of Mss Ne--ie Cross
land .......
Mr.. ard Mrs. VIII Kunkel are a'i-.i =
ing the bicycle races in P-t'sourg ms
" TX. ,.f,
W.sges Clara and Ny-tle Scot, are VS.
Sin, e~fends m Columbus. Ind.
- C-ia-srCs N.cho.s. of Cambridge IS vs.
i.ing relatives here. $50. ".
Ms. John T. Morris is '.s.,.ns IL NV
ark. y. J. se. c,.t--,..,l,
,,eCn,a A.. aded the Wheeling far THIS
Rev. James ". Alexander, wife and
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EaE .IEAI..

fANNIRAL o.. September 12-D-. :.
" Boice. OF Si--ersvll-. was in town
Thursday on business.
Ferdinand Neuenschwarder was in
Wheeling Monday.
Miss Re-a Burhwa-l ~ this pace. and
1fr. John Ca-l1abeugh. u Wheeling. were
married &c the latter place on "si1ez SAY
evening ~ the home ~ her sister Mrs.
Mary Weichse. II ne Island Those
who attended the wedding FROM -r's place
were her parents. Or. --i Ms. John
Buchwald and her sister 1i.s- Maggie.
Ms. Henry N-u--schwa 7t-r. E-s Dave
liver 1I-s. Ferdinand S-I-rec-ws- -.
Misses Minnie Nlh-e-a7. A.-e R!st.
cant. Ctaz. 3I-hieme- ana Alexander
Martin.
Dr.. J. =. Ferguson w2s n town this
week
J. Z. Pare was In Be,no1t county, O,
s- -al days.
Quite large number from THIS place
attended the Wheeling Fair each day
rrof. T. u skinner and Mrs. Skinner.
~ View 1I-r-irsviile. spent wednesday IN
town with his parents
Can. 7. q Nuhl=uan was - Parke-s-
burg THURSDAY On business.
Misses Mint and Phoebe fisher were -
s-te-svi,ls Thursday The guests OF their
sister. Mrs Kent
Mr.. DIT. Taught and daughter. Mss
Sadie. visited relatives ~ Wheeling on
Mo-6ay and TUESDAY.
Those On the sick list al this place are
corvalesciug rapidly with The exception
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-13
FAIRSlONT

F7f-~c-t. y. ". September r.
ThesC-'cwirg Nsl-.1g-C1 people have
visited this c.-v during he week. N-.
and Ms. c. 3. Thorn. =. 7. A.eI-- ~,
Mss Beu,zh TiuN.-r JAM E-l---
VI. aud Mrs. c. B. Turner. Con W-s.-
stone. CHS Fsch. j. 3. Knots. u.
Have-s. Roy S-sv-r- joan d. har4
and Tom Sr.--.
The following Fs.-I11-e-E have
been n Manning 3-. 7. $. sT.--.er.
Ll-vf V---s--. 4. B. Mcdonald. T. F.
N.chols. DE-. Ta7rs1 Wai- Sz-te-fie.d
Y D. He'm.ct. Mss Blanche Hcuga,
" : Ezv--rf W. ur Hennel. &. j..
3fusgrar= All r. e. sample
The following j. par-ia, U.s. o.
strangers n -oW- This TeeE. Mss
Nart Heir. q Beiia.-e. o.; d.. John =.
l;7--s. 2 r. Turner VII hee-er ara
joseph R'fgeha' a. Morga1'9Tn: Geo.
Frest. e. C,arts5u-g; c. ". Mitchell. d.
& Srfr. Ton B-znncn. Ell. SI-a. ~.
y Crvt-z John Burns. P. +. SAX
and En- R-54-. OF amos, Louis Jar7-
son OF Sco.-Es-s. Pa; L. y. kl1-.
1-r- W Ross AID Ke-i Lowe. a. Non
ongsh: WI, Miller. o. B7--on's Ferry;
WiisonS--4'e and ". AMI Ms s. c..
Cfnr ~ P~oE.a--0-. A. s. Law. o.
T4e--.s-1 county. and =. Il. Powers.
cs--f7s-a Tor sac S-Derin-e-c ~
Schools IN -re Prohibition ticke- --CU
Sen sers.s- camden visited tbs pace
THURSDAY.
F-a-t Keus has returned from
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-13
STEUBENVILLE.

S=1b=1~.l,a. o.. Ser nts- 12.-Bar.
J. Snyder ard Mss Ad.e S-rick.=r wsrs
name Welnes az evening
Ms 2. zab=-l Reed aaz returned
from g e-'s Wis, E.-1 her sons a. Lew
.s5urg. Kan.
Mrz T Z Nu'v.tt-. % Indiana. p.
is guest Of T. K NcCz-1 AID family.
r. Z. Dc-ey Baroness L.ags-felt. and
Mrs. Means and daughter. Miss Virginia,
are home from summer resorts.
g. " GIL has gone 70 Canada for 2
hunting and fishing -r.p
81 I.uela1 = home from Newark.
where BE- spe-- -h- summer.
Miss Ella Wellington has gone %
hs- new home a. Te-r= Eeu-. Ind
Mss Grace D.lEe.So.el has gone 20
Leland Stanford University.
r. y. Barbour and wife Of P.t-s5u-g
who have bsen guess o. 7. ". jordan
and VIE. have gone 20 T.1psc arce.
Misses Clara md Fla Mooney. e
P.-z5u-z. are guests Of Mss Bessie p
Ter.
Miss Maud Co-dsn. OF Jews.:. tas re-
turned home
,r-s. ". Il. Sharp is h,m- from a visit
IN Philadelphia. ana SIS ne o-arF IS
acne from VS.. II BraccccH
The -.zn-s o. Joseph t-=s- isnde.el
him @ surprise party On wednesday
evening in honor o. l.s birthday ami
vs-sarF
7s INN hllr ms ,sl1i-=1 10 -7r
-. . -. ~ r..
hxl-Depu.y Conn lIza5,i.sT =. r. >. o.
De E7s goAs ~ lou-77.'"- -'- '-'
p7rai.on
T. n KENNEDY ana we are nome a.
~ ,-,.--
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-13

nes5ay after spending few days IN town
with relatives
Miss L0ni= 3luhleua- has been Ira gFsst
q relatives IN Wheeling FOR a week
Ed and Bert NoI. q S-stersy-i-e- were
visiting relatives here tae past week
Miss Kate 3luhi=nan was q; New Mar-
-.rsvtI,e Wednesdav-
\ piano was placed in the Hannibal
House this week by z. r RedmeI, Of
Wheeling.
The typhoid fever epidemic has z-n-z-
subsiE-1-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-13
BENWcOD

L. E.lks-. - Nv Work Ci.y. pass
o. through -1= -ovl Friday while on his
wy 10 Cisrkz5urg.
Nr. II Tay,or. -elegrsrl operator ar
he OHIO Rive 5-cct a. N0uudsvi.ls
vss in the o,-T calling n fr.sr<s.
NJ. a1i Mrs. T-n- Bennett q Bas~-
er. Pa. w=-- wishing VT. and Mrs. P.
87rz=-. or Man stree las week.
Misses Alice and Lille C-.swsiL q
NCu1izT..i=. vsr= gues.s n The CRY Fri
day
Ha--es. Sunday at tha Lu.1a-an
Church TO-DAY. SPec.s. services II tEa
evening.
,r.=s To=e1h.ra Ni-cheIl -,eassn-lr -
-e-.e.ne1 6 me-ry. crowd - her friends.
THURSDAY evening TIE evening Tss
spent IN dancing AMI 9-11- 2mIseI EMS
\ g-Cf line VS. had ~ cI.
A ruuber Of the usD5=-s o. ne I. o.
q. =. ,=si yesterday for Cameron 90 a.
Ind he dedication 90 The -=w -eDpl= O.
t1a. c.-r.
llr. Earl ives. and lis friend. Per-
Ke-astr. passed through .1s cry yes
-er1sy on heir way TO Sls-@-sv.,i=.
3 prcmi1e young drummer Of his
plscs viii sccn be Joined in w=llock-
VI. !. Marin. who has been spending
q s=T days with MS parents Z Sisters
vile. has returned % his CRY.
Wm. Peabody. R-o=rt L.-sler. VIM
I.=-or. Oliver Pc body and WD. White
s1 are e. Cameron. attending The /.
o. o. ?. dedication q ne nsv temple.
Rev. 7. S Robinson leaves fhe frs,
n La week for -c= Wss- virginia Cor
ference. which VII be held a. Mounds
vile.
Thomas Bral1e1 and V'm. C7rharliy
ere FL S.slt=--il,e tor q few DAYS
GIrs. VIM BeabCut. Of Cameron. s
wishing her brother in The lowz- ward.
Patrick Harvey, OF Proctor, was II thu
CRY during -ls past week.
Misses ,Iarylcn He-vey. Maggie
welsh. h0-l - Nv Nsr-iIsv.ll=. were
guests OF Misses Alice and Stella Fox.
Miss E1ola Amos. Of Co.sra.r, Ohio,
is here ca visit.
DIT. AMI Mrs. Walter Mcmillan. Of Dill
,o1vsle Ohio we're the 81 SIS o. rs,a-
ives OF his vicinity.
Prof. g. V-n Ford s spending few
dars q. his home n hundred.
Nr. and Mrs. Vim. DebC-s, who have
bs=r visiting relatives az-=. have re-
turned 20 Their home il Ohio
TIE lawn fee. LIST evening. which was
r='I q. Gs VI. E. Church. was qGi.e q
success. 7. was largely attended.
Mss la Bsrr, a charming Young lady
Of S.s-ersvil,=. is visiting relatives here.
George Arnold. Ot B=5.isv.lle. vas in
the CITY this week
At her home. or Tuesday night Mss
Laura Evans entertained q number Of
her friends The affair was in honor Of
her cousin. Miss Minnie Trainer. OF
Parks-s1urg. VINO was here on visit.
Ms. jim Newton and son. Homer, o.
Sis-ersvills have returned home.
Mr. Edwin Kesfzr, q Paien's Tallsr.
stopped 70 sea his old friends one day
las. week while on his way 20 the State
University a. N0rgan,0w1.
Miss Annie Skiim0re. Of Sistersyiil=.
wss in The city spending a few days
among friends.
Mr.. Ross Myers and friend, O. Sleu-
beny.lle. was il the city calling CT
friends
Mss Alice Walters. of WI cling. was
the guest c relatives here. his week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kanmeye-. a
Canada. ara visiting friends d=re
II. J. Chauncey. Of Columbus. O.. was
here On Optical business
Frank Hutton. Of Illinois; Jas. Bern
har5-. of Pi-,Sburg. and Adam Perry. o.
Philadelphia were arrivals in the city
the past week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-13

1sz returned 70 her hone II t1is Place
Jam Sample 3 confined 20 Us room
-ls week El-l s-cE-ess.
Guy Leonard Ee1c 20 W1s=-ing t--s
Te=k o. business.
Kiss Emuz F-s1k.1bs-rT. o. C0-taI.
is the FL 81 OF friends u. o7y- tbs week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-13

BzthinS the
babyis one Of the
JOYS OF young
motherhood The
baoys bah IS
Pleasautes;
q the
day. This Of
course, only
wien the baby
and the mother
are both healthy.
Not much pleas
u-e can BE gotten
out Of bathing a
peevish, s;c&ly,
frettu. baby. #
the mother isn't
healthy, SIC can
not get much
pleasure out OF
: " / Il e
Healthy mothers
who are careful,
always have
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-13
EVERYBODY ATTEND THE
Chautauoua

ChautauQua Assembly at Beatrice,
June 1928.
For above occasion the Union Pa
cific will sell round trip tickets on June
Is to Is inclusive for $40, and on SUM-
day, June q, and 18th, a special train
will be run, leaving Lincoln at $50 q.
Fare for these special dates, 30 cents.
For fun Information and tickets call
at city ticket Office. 1914 o street. or
depot, Fifth and o.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-13
HIZ GERALD DRY GOODS GO.
Lipcolu, Neb.
STOCK REDUCING SALE
Lincoln's popular dry goods.store crowded
to overlooking
ANOTHER WEEK OF BARGAINS
Take advantage of the railroad and attend the
greatest money saving sale ever
held in Nebraska.
LAUNDRIED
WAISTS
100 DOZEN
LADIES'
LAUNDRIED
SHIRT WAISTS

Made of fine Ivory finished Per
Gale that retails for 12hc yard.
Made with extra large Bishop
sleeves. Made with double
pointed yoke In front and back.
Made with high turn down COL
lar. Made In the best possible
manner by expert shirt makers.
Made to retail n Q bargain for
$1.00. A great many houses sell
no better waist for $l.25. Take
look at them in our west show
window. They ere In all sises
from 81 70 ~ and In fifteen styles.
DURING THIS SALE YOU CAN
HAVE YOUR PICK OF THE 100
DOZEN FOR
-40c each
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-13

Of integrity and that hs
could effective
other candidate
Meikhn looking
the after and he getting them He
will to the state convention with
enthuiatic following
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-13
clos each
LADIES
READY TO WEAR
DRESS SKIRTS.

Made Of figured Black Mohair, 4 and
~ yards wide. lined throughout with
canvas or Rustic Cambria, bound with
q good quality Of Velveteen. Twenty
five styles Of large and small figures,
and 80 to ~ inches long.
They are worth 81 each.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-13


circles of the city, while the bride is
an exceedingly popular young lady.
After the ceremony an informal re-
ception was held prior to the departure
Of the young couple for Denver and
Colorado Springs.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
George J. Woods. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Woods, Mr.. Mattson Baldwin and
Miss Rinehart left for Hot Springs.
8. d. They will remain till the latter
part Of next week.
Mrs. A. 8. Raymond had q Kensing-
ton on Monday afternoon. It was for
the special entertainment Of Mrs.
Brown, who is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Aitkin.
mond u going abroad with her chill
dren? She goes in q few weeks. She
viii meet Mrs. Andrew Raymond. who
Is already there. and the two families
win travel In company. In the winter
Arthur and Ruth are going to school
ana Mrs.. Raymond viii settle down In
some quiet pension with her children.
Helen Harwood viii sail q week from
tomorrow. Saturday. Miss Ames Of
Boston chaperons and conducts the
party. which consists of four youne
ladies'. Miss Harwood means to do a.
much Of Europe a. she can comfort
ably this summer and spend the win
ter In Paris. When she IL settled for
the winter she has planned to con-
tinue work on her theses-the Bastile
ments and looks forward with much
satisfaction to this especial plan.
Captain and Mrs. Guilfoyie gave a
card party on Tuesday evening and
another on Thursday evening. There
were Ave tables, the game was whist
the north and south kind. you know.
that Lieutenant Townley knows all
about. Mr.. r. J. Greene, Mrs. Ladd
and Mr.. Ogden took prizes for rapid
and sound deductive reasoning, Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Buckstaff gave an early morn
ing card party on Wednesday. The
ladies stayed to luncheon and got
home in time for an afternoon nap.
Thursday evening the young men at
Worthington academy gave a dancing
party. The court of the school build
ing was fun Of friends Of the boys.
Nothing marred the enjoyment Of the
evening except the last car home and
that about broke it up.
On Saturday night Miss Henrietta
Hollowbush will give a party for Miss
Houston, Mrs. F. w. Browns guest.
They say that the party given by the
lincoln club at the beach tonight will
be the most elegant and lavish of all
the club parties Of the winter. 1t will
probably be the close of a brilliant
season for this new club. Mr.. Cook,
Mr.. Green and Mr.. Wilson, who in
vented the Lincoln club, certainly de-
serve choice praise. 1 have not missed
one of the parties so far and 1 can
truthfully say that there have been
no functions so elegant and exclusive
since Lincoln society drew it's first
breath.
Yours lovingly
Friday, June II. Eleanor
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-13
ELEANOR'S LETTER

Il kLknNOl\
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ny Dear Penelope:-You say you are
going away for q little while. I wish
I might 30 with you. but really Buri-
ington beach and Lincoln park are
such superior places that I can for
swear the seashore with fairly good
grace. Not many young people have
left Lincoln for the summer yet. but
the exodus IL beginning, and am
afraid q good many win work the rail-
roads or the banks and get away. Dr..
0pahr left the flrst Of the week for
York. Pa. where he will reside in
future, and Mr.. FAucon said . per-
manent goodbye to lincoln wednes-
day. He goes to Boston. where they
make beans. Guy Hurlbut II having
thirteen large extension trunks made
he win pack his wardrobe and leave
for the summer. There In said to be
. girl down in Massachusetts, whose
face win light mp with . glad. sweet
smile when Guys trunks appear. Mr..
NcCloud. who for the past year has
been instructor In the English depart
ment In the state university. left for
che east this week. It II understood
that he win not return next year. The
remains q the sWath that he cut In
LAncoln society are stia visible.
Charley Magoon told me the other
day that he would spend the summer
IN Hawaii. taking up the work begun
b. Kate Field. and spreading the
movement for woman suffrage among
the natives. but imagine he was only
Joking. I suggested that he 60 to
Cuba and put down the insurrection
BY stepping on It. Titwillow Jones
WIN leave Monday for his native place
on the Island Of Lilliput. Frank Burr
may spend July and August In Wy
oming hooking for gold and trout
DR.. White, Of the university, VIII 20
home to Maryland. Prof Owens will
spend the summer east. Frank Zeh-
rung will spend several weeks decorat-
ing the Rialto in New York. The
BaldWins are talking of moving out to
Neadowbrook farm for the summer.
Last Fourth Of July society. or rath-
er the younger element, was rent asun-
der by two rival outings, one under the
direction Of Messrs. Frank Burr, r. n.
Joyce ct al, and the other headed by
Nation Baldwin. The feeling between
the projectors OF these outings was not
% very pleasant. and there was q
merry scramble to see which could
make the biggest showing. Between
the two the town was dragged, and
both parties were successes. especially
in attendance. This year there win.
in all probability, be a repetition Of
the experiences of a year ago. Ar
rangements are already being tmade
for two outings at South Bend and
Meadowbrook b. these two factions.
Next year guests viii be booked for
the annual picnics as early as Janu-
AIRY l.
The dance given by Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Dorgan At Burlington beach
last Friday night was one Of the most
successful out-of-door entertainments
given thus far. Pr. and Mrs. Dorgan
and Mr. Amasa Wilson and Miss Rlne-
hart received the guests. The party
was large. and the people danced with
something like the enthusiasm of the
early winter. The cool breexea blew.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-13
z0C each
LADIES' EMPIRE
NIGHT DRESSES.

Made Of a good quality of Cambria,
Handsomely trimmed with embroidery
and fine tucking. Sizes IA to is and IS
inches long.
The regular price is $1.25. During
this sale, choice Of two styles, for 75c
each.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-13
WASH
DRESS GOODS
DEPT.
&c yard

No such value anywhere else for less
than 12hc.
100 pieces Empire and Montrose
Dimities. 30 in. wide, a superb assort-
ment Of colors and styles. See the dis
play Of them in our east show window.
They look like Csc goods They are
actually worth 121kc. During this sale
they go for &c yard.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-13
ANOTHER WEEK OF BARGAINS
Lincolnis popular dry goods store crowded
to OVERLOOKING

Take advantage of the ow railroad fare and attend the
greatest money saving sale ever
held in Nebraska.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-06-13
IOc yard

200 pieces Jaconettes, fine Dimities
and Persian figured Organizes. worth
15c.
IN and Or1e-l1 alf CeH1t0
100 pieces fine Corded Dimities and
new figured Organizes. A magnificent
collection of high class novelties,
worth up to 20c.