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nWiti,'fi l Mlllly,!,!,! ., rTJa,,l.r,iiw;.ljp,yi,i,iiiil),) i'ywy uhjwm'i jafujiain liJV'ilii'lWH)pWlW tfttf2lv kfiBt.'ttrritl; CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1889. J. I BE I ir I r, t c I 1 f Iff )0 Bound to Take the Lead MONARCH Gasoline STOVES. Wo not (all to see them before buy ing. AUo my tin: n( REFRIGERATORS and ICE CREAM FREEZERS. FRANK E. LAHR, 936 1 Street. North Side 1'. O. Square. MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, 333 South Eleventh Street. STILL THEY GO -AT LIVE AND- Live PRICES. Everything in our im mense stock, we told ou several weeks since, and would still inform you, wc will sell at prices which have never been made before in the line of Dress Goods, Silks, Sateens, Batiste, Chal lies, Lawns, Zephyr Ging hams Seersuckers, India Linens, Prints, Victoria Lawns, Nainsooks, Swiss and Hamburg Embroider ies and Flouncings, Parasols Silk Umbrellas, Handker chiefs, Fans, Table Linens, Lace Curtains, Sheetings, Hosiery, Gloves, Under wear, Corsets, Bed Spreads, in fact everything we carry in our Dry Goods Depart ment. Remember, we lead in PRICES on GROCER IES. Price our goods and you will find BARGAINS. L. MEYER & GO. letaad io N. loth, Opp. P. O. There b nothing uncertain about the effect of Chamlwrlaln'i Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy. The fart U It ) th nnlv preparation In the market that can always bo ovpetwieu upuu, ami mat is pleasant anu hare to take. 36 and 60 cent bottle for sale by O. h. Sbradw, druggist. i The Mlcwbig printed slgus are for sale at th CoBMMtoMoe: Room For Rent; Fur- nliliwl Room lor Rent; Uniurnbhed Rooms fmr Rent; Bearding ; For Sale, For Rent, and r others. Price IS cent, or 3 for 35c, Eii j&Bfc i4aJ A ltituLir lrof ttwlrrn Timr. Pouuishkd Saturday flunoi'RtPTMNl On Ywr bjr Mull or Crrlor $1,00 Six month, t,0i. Three month 80 Cents, On month 0) Onto tnrarablr In Adrance. itiVBnttK(M(KTl llrttes furnished on appll tln t the ofllce. Special rate on Time Contra l. CosTHinuTiDNul Short spicy sketches, poems ml lories solicited. Personal anil Social note are Ftpeclslljr desirable. I'niNTiNOi Wo make eclalty of Kins Printing In nit lu hr iiiatiM. S olittr w-irk asp iclalt jr AiMrit4 nil communications direct to thn olttrn. WllHHltl, PUINTINO OO., I'UIIMMIIKIl. Now Ilurr lllock, Cor. 12th nnd O MrcrU TUMCI'ltONKiVI L. VVr.HKt Jn., Kdltor nnd 80I0 1'ioprlotor. Hnitii 11KNZIN(1KH, Associate Editor. POPULATION OF LINCOLN, 60,000. "Tim Courier" nt lh llrsorts. Persons leaving tlio city for the summer can hnvo Tiik Couhikh Hunt them without extra charge. In cni of change of location during tho nlnoneo from home, thn nddreM will Im nlt red whenever desired. Thin op pile to prewint nml now uhcrilers. Have the Couhikh follow you m a menu of keep ing postal on homo nffnlni. Its weekly up ponrnnc will provo ntoro InUrwtlng tlmn a letter. A NKI'HKU- of Hoimtor Church Ilowo, V. C. Hon o of Auburn, hni been appointed clerk of tho board of bunk examiner. Nkaui.v fifty imm-mous Imvo been Iwokol for tho editorial excursion to Portland nml I'ugot Bound. Tli party will Ion vo Ouinhn Bntur ilny, July 0th. KEI'llKHKNTATtVE HWKKT, who dill IlOt tlo - feat submission, win lit town this weok on hi wiy homo from a trip to Washington and a visit to Kvnnsvllllo, Ind. Wiiat'h tho matter with tho Western Union! Several nowsjwiper corroHpondonU In Lincoln have been ordered to use the l'd cillo telegraph whenever they caul Viunk I). Huiiiih, the new register of tlio laud ollloo nt Bait Lake, Is a Lincoln man. At leant ho has mado his horn hero for thros yearn white noting as laud olllcu lnscctor. Hkad Hlauoiitkh became a United States Marshal hiit Monday by taking the regulation oath before Judge Duudv of Omaha and til ing his bond. Ho Immediately took poos slou of tho ofllco. The regents of tho Htato Uutverilty Imvo Instructed Piof, Dewy, acting chancellor, to eugago a scientist to tako the place of Dr. Dllllngs. They have authorized him to offer a salary of 2,000, It Is said that Representative Urluk, one of tho now bank examiners, will tuako his homo and headquat ters at Omaha. Mr. Sanders has removed to Lincoln and Mr. McNaugh t m w 111 remain at Hasting. 1'itor. Dennett, principal of tho Latin school of tho Stat University, has been called to tho Latin chair In the University of Wis consul and will probably accept. The Jour--nal attributes it all to tho late legislature, but the connection Is not apparent to ordinary people. Cadet Taylor was in tho city Thursday in tho Interest of tho Omaha Financial Jour tiaf, a new monthly paper ho has just estab luhed. Ho Is a member of an investment company that buys and sells bonds, stocks and warrants, aud he reports a good business all around Senator Church Howe was In town last Tusrday to submit plans for a new building at the Peru normal school. He told a report er that the Missouri Pacific would make no extensions this year because of the tight money market In the east aud the poor crops lu the wtit. Senator Linn, who was lu Lincoln th other day, says that as sure as lie is alive and well this fall he will go to Colorado or Wyo ming on a b'nr hunt. He has long had his heart set on It, but has been cheated out of the experience two o, throe years by politics. "I don't monkey with politics tub fall," he declares. There b likely to be a scramble for the Republican nominations for regent of the HUto University. Mollalleu and Hall both declare they have had enough and will not ac cept a reuomlnatlon, At their meeting last weok the alumni hold a caucus and decided to push graduates of the University for the nom inations. Linooln Is likely to havea manual training school In connection with Wesleyan universi ty. UU.hp arren of Denver unfolded tho proposition Tuesday evening. It conic from Mr. HaUli, tho Illinois liarb wire maker. ho offers to give one-half of the proceeds of his wire sow lu Nebraska until It shall amount to (50,000. Onehalf that turn will go Into a building, and the im ome from the other half will bo applied on expensee. Fish milch cow for sale. Address L. W.. Courier ofllce. White goods at special prices next week at Ashby & MUbpaugh's. Odds and ends In Ladles' Muslin Underwear at l-ss than cot to close, at Ashby & Mill, paugh's. Broken Hues of coreeU at your own prices. The very bet goods. If we have size required. ABKIIY & MU.LBPAUOH. New novelties in haU and bonnets arriving dally at WekV millinery parlors, 333 south Uth street. Embroideries go on special sale next week at Annoy x wnupaugb's. S0MK TYRANNICAL BABIES DIMPLED DESTROYERS THAT RULE THE WORLD. Infant Darling More l)trttctlva Than a Cyclone Hut Thojr Hide In Magnlfl ent Chariot All the Rime and Their Frocks Are MnnreU of Prfittlnesa, (Bpaclal Correspondence. Nkw YoitK, Juno 20. Tiioro novor win yot on land or sea n uionnrcli that was as absolute n tyrant as n baby, and thoro novor was n destructive clement thnt was as dovnatatliiK na tlio work of thono tiny, soft hands whoso dimpled beauty could bo crushed out of oxlstenco by ono honrty squcozo, A littlo baby's hand will tear to pieces, break and utterly do st roy in flvo seconds what lias tiikon a man or woinnn llvo hours or months of hard toil to make Nothing Is sacred to them. Papa's chronometer will 1)0 thrust into tho wash basin or liammorcd to pieces with tho samo gleeful dotermina- UOYAL, CIIAItlOTH. tiou to rnvago nml destroy that would actuato tho samo nngello littlo fiend to knock over tlio pretty liouso its patient mother had built. Tho real Nihilist Is tho baby. Nothing amuses liltn but Ids work of destruction. A hammer and a mirror, a knifo and n painting, water and watches, flnu china and tho Jiard floor nro to him natural nfllnitics, and to nnnlhllato everything In tho liouso or out of It, big or littlo, animate or innni mnto, Is his mission in life. 1 Bay ho, us girls aro not quito so de structive in general, though givo them a pair of scissors and everything falls, from thoir own curls, eyebrows nnd oven oyolnshcs, to maxima's best silk dress and most cherished laces. low thoso tender littlo hands can work such hnvoo is ono of tho things past finding out. Is there a thing to uptct, n thing to break, to lose, throw or givo away, tho cherub whoso every look is a revelation from heaven and whoso every tone of volco is an nngcl's song, will somehow manage to do it, and parents manage to liro through it and keep thoir senses through successive relays of dimpled destroyers, and I believe they absolutely glory In it. It is always a marvel how parents bring up fumlllo3 of destroying angels and Imvo anything left when thoy nro big enough to know what thoy aro about. Nothing is dainty enough or fino enough to cotho tho little ones in, no chariot gorgeous enough to hold so much pink and whlto royalty. Carriages for tho littlo autocrats nrc truly beautiful, but fow mothers or fathers think the finest worthy their precious tyrants. Time was when a queer littlo lew wheeled basket wagon with glazed top was nleo as could bo soon, but look at tho two littlo royal chariots herewith! They aro mado of gilded lumboo. Ono is a regular Nop tuno's car and tho other a kingly chariot, all shining with gold and covered with a parasol lined with silk and covered witii costly luco. Dainty plush and velvet and silk lap robes go with these, all em broidered in tho most oxquisito manner. Soft pillows covered with rcnl loco aro there for tho pretty heads, and bohind tho wholo tho sauoy French maid from Dallymashoo. Tho king and queen must Imvo thoir royal stato garments to go out In. A cunning littlo bonnot of embroidery and l&co frills, a jaunty littlo sacquo mado of flannel as soft as thlstlo down, worked REOAL OARMENT3 FOR STATE OCCASIONS. in that peculiar Btitch hut only mother lovo and patienco can accomplish, and a littlo shawl of puro white wool, with silken tracery all over and around it, glistening like cobwebs over pond lilies, and for cooler days is tho warm littlo long cloak of cream or palo gray or doli cato blue cashmero or surah, embroidered in n pattern as pretty as baby's own rosy self, nnd lined with lleccu tlanncl. Tho fathers of these royal personages can fur nish tho hard dollars it takes to sot up throne and chariot, cradlo and regal gar ments, but the mothers' lingers must fashion all, aud both aio nbject slaves, and, strange to say, rejoicing in thoir slavery. MoralThere isn't any except that it is good to bo such slaves. Ouvs IlAnrEii. Unanimous. "I shall not marry Mis Crooaus, after all," announced young Iljenkius sadly, "Her family sooma to oppose tho mutch too much." "Hang tho family t" exclaimed a sym pathizing friond. "do In, nnd win, Djen kins, just tho lumo. What do you cam for the family's opinion so long as the girl is willingr "That's just It," explained Djonkins, otill mora sadly "Misa Crowua seems to agree with then." Merchant Traveler, (2223 l AJff 'Jr f PJ M. kl yi 1 g f i W I? N 111 wf A THOUSAND DOLUR HOUSE. Plans anil View of a Two Nlory Frame Dwrllhiff. From Ar'Utlo Houm, tmuetl by tho Na tional Dullillng Plan nmoclatlon, Detroit, JUch.i I'KIiPKCTlVK VIEW, Framo Two btory Dwelling. Height of stories First, 0 feet U Inches hi tho clear; second, 0 feet cellar, tl feet 0 .inches. First story contains hall, 7x13 feet; sitting room (with fireplace, innntol and giatc), !Uxt3; rinsT ruxjiu living room, 11x14, largo (wintry and china closet. Second story contains threo bed rooms, 0x10, 10x11 and 1 0x1 'J; rawing room, 7x0, and threo closets. SECOND FUX)IU First story, claploanb: second story, shin gles. Estimated cost of building, $1,000. , AN $850 HOUSE, A Neat Story nml u Half .Structure Planned mid llexcrllxMl. From "Artistic Homes," Issued by tho Na tional Building Plan association, of Detroit, Mlch.i ritHsprcTtvK view, Framo Ono and a Half Story Dwelling Height of first story, V foot 0 inches in the clear. Attic story, 8 feet 0 Inches. Cellar, 0 feet 6 Inches. First story contains ti&ll, 7x13; nnsT riiOon. sitting room, 12x15; living room, UxU, with largo pantry and china closet. Socond story contains threo bod rooms, 7x12, 11 feet 0 inches x 12, and UxU, with three closets. SJCCOVD tVOOK Kstlniatod cost of building, 1850. Chin, C, m I I I - T T mnnn SnTlr4H0f. g HP TiA,U. J&IDTtOOM 1 Bto"Rooi v fj I .SlWINfl I PANTM ' I 1111111111. IMK& ROOM H I 3 I iJTTltfdROOM I 2 1 M J7 I I ClOSET. I JI J ioipoi n THE GLOBE Afc now showing the handsomest assortment of Summer Clothing in the city. SEERSUCKERS, ALPACAS, - , MOHAIRS, CREPES, WORSTEDS, DRAPDERTE, FLANNELS and SILK. Goods at the Yery Lowest Possible Prices. Cor. O and FOR LADIES ONLY I You arc Invited to call at the Windsor Hotel, next Wednesday and Thursday and become acquainted with Miss Isaacs, the Paris Milliner, who has recently located in Omaha, and opened a department In Hcytnan 8: Delchcs' Fashion Emporium, which Is conceded by all to be the largest and finest West of New York. Miss Isaacs will show her exquisite line of FReiNCH' 7VULJLINeRY, and Novelties, representing all the latest features In dame fashions attire for head wear. See notice of Miss Isaacs' on Page t of this Issue, headed, "For Ladles Only." Don't Forget the Date and be Sure to Call ! WE INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR EMBROIDERY : DEPARTMENT. OUR LINE OF Ceirrfcric, Nairisoolv gind Siss Plou.1 ci:q gs, In 22 and 45 inch widths is exceptionally large. MATCHED SETTS We show some of the finest goods imported In very handsome new designs. m m mm mm M m O I M Vf mL0 V The One Price Cash Dry White EMBROIDERIES At Special Prices Next Week. Ashby & THE REASONS WHY BOSTON STORE 143-145 South Tenth Street, Is the Cheapest and Best Place in the State to Buy Dry and Fancy Goods MIE They sell for Cash only. No losses from bad debts. They mark goods closer than other dealer and have but one price to all, They meet and beat all quotations. Their motto Is " Square Dealing," and they sell straight goods only. Try them and you will save money. A. E. RICHARDSON & CO. GOTO S. E. MOO RO Wall h' Tenth Sts. Goods and Carpet House. Goods -AND- Millspaugh, THE- pon Paper s i 5i A I ft v 1134 O STREET. Jt.