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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, JULY ij, t8Sg.
Bound to Take the
Lead
MONARCH
Gasoline
STOVES.
Do not fall to tec them before buy
lug, Alto my tin; ol
REFRIGERATORS and
ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
FRANK E. LAHR
936 P Street. North Side V. O. Scjimic.
One-Quarter to
Li
In order to close
out our stock o(
Single - Generator
Gasoline Stoves,
We v 111 give )i off for Cnsh until closed
out.
1242 0 St.
BAIRD BROS.
We will have on Sale lor this week Only
a Fast
Black Hose
Full Regular nnd warranted nt25c.
Wc have only a limited stock of these,
goods, nnd as they cannot be replaced to
sell for less than 40 cents, they will not
last long.
We have just received a fresh lot of
our Great Bargain
"Ribbed Vests,"
at 1 5C worth much more.
We have the finest line of CAMBRIC
AND NAINSOOK HEMSTITCH
EMBROIDERED FLOUNCING 50 In.
wide ever shown In the City. Call nnd
see them. The latest novelties In our line
received dally.
J, H. MAURITIUS & CO.
113 S Eleventh St.
Notice.
Notleo Is hereby given that by Tlrtue of an mas
ter lien dtted on the fith Uy of February, HK9,
upon which there is now tue the sum of $31,00,
default bavin been made In tho ivaytuent of said
sum, and no suit or other proceedUiK of law hav
lajc been Instituted to recoer said debt or any
part thereof, therefore I will tell thw proix-ny
therein dtocrlbed, vlii One dark bay borne about
It hands high, white atrip in race, 12 years old and
welching about 120O pounds, at public auction at
the barn of Mllllklu Uros . In tho city of Lincoln,
In Incostercouuty, ontiie Sth day of August,
ltfcU, at one o'clock, p. m., of said day, to pay
said debt, interest and all cents of then) proceed-
V.,KV. . ., MH.WKIN HKUa.
UyrocNDJt Ucn, attorneys.
Dated Lincoln, Nebraska, July 18th, 1SS9.
The-following printed signs are for sale at
the CociUEHotllce: Room For Rent; Fur
nished Rooms for Rent; Unfurnished Rooms
for Rent; Boarding; For Sale, For Rent, and
many others. Prlco 15 cents, or 8 for 25c.
It tho true merits of Dr. Cady's Condition
Powders, were fully known by horse owner,
they would prefer them to all other remedies
for putting their horses in n flue, heal thy con
dition. They euro constipation, low of aj
Ietite, disordered kidneys, impure blood and
all diseases requiring a good tonic, stimulant
nuu uuernuve. boiu uy a. U Bhader, Drug
gist. Mr. F. J. Smith, editor of tho Ft. Aber
cromble, Dakota, Ihtxild, says: "The most
wonderful medlclno I have over met with Is
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. In caso of colic It gives speedy re
lief, On huutlng trips I have found It India
ponslble. Put in alkali water, it imparts a
pleasant taste and prevents the painful diar
rhoea which alkali water produces. I could
not feel safe without it In my house." 35 and
SO eeet bottles for sale by O. L. Shrader,
drywist
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PUIJLISIIKD SATURDAY
rn'CBHTiu"! O110 Year by Mull or Cnrrli-r $1,00
Wx month, f 1,00, Three month 60 Cents, One
month 80 Cent Inrarnbly In Advance.
ltivnTltuNTSi Itnte furnished on sppllcitlHi
At the olflco. Special rates on Time Contracl.
"oXTRiiiCTio'dt! Hliort spicy sketch', meins nnd
slot Ira solicited. Personal ami RocIM holes are
racially desirable.
I'atvmot V tnako a specialty of Pino Printing
lnalllUbntJiM. ulnv work , nwcMlf
,Vitni nil communication dlrectto ths ontco.
Wtcsaict, Printing Co.,
I'UllMHHKItM.
Now Ilurr Block, Cor. I'ith nnd O HlitrU.
Tri.kpuonk'JU
L. U'khskl, Jli., Editor nnd Solo Proprietor.
Piiki) Dknmnokh, Assoclnlo Editor.
POPULATION OF LINCOLN, 60,000.
"Tlu Courier" at tho Itcsorts.
Persons leaving the city for tho summer
cnu Imvo Tin: CouitiKU sent thorn without
extra charge. In ease of changes of location
during tho absence from home, tho address
will Iki altered whenever desired. This np
plies to present and new subscriber, llnvo
tho CovntKH follow you n n mennv of kee
Iiir posted on homo nfTnlm. Its weekly np
Nnrnncn will prove more Interesting than u
letter.
Tub prize flKht between Sullivan nml JCI1
rain but perhaps you Imvo heard nil nbout
It.
Wiiitkwaiiiinu done with ncntneM nnd
dNpntch. Enquire of tlm Lincoln city conn
ell.
Tiik stnto library I being moved Into Its
new quarters, which will nevormoro echo
w Itli tho gay revolt y of Tom, Dick and Har
ry. Tho library hns nlwut 30,000 volumes.
a
Tiir nunouncoment was made Wednesday
that I?. C. Parkinson, scrgeant-at-nrms In
tho Btato Senate last v Intor, had been np
polnted a special oxnmlucr In tho pension of
flco at $1,400 n year,
The now state banking board has hnd n
great many questions fired nt It by the banks.
One of Its rulings Is that where an Individual
Is doing n banking business all his property Is
liable for tho debts of tho bank. .
While in tho city tho other day Senator
Church How o dsured Interested parties that
tho Missouri Pacific w 111 establish a now sta
tion for tho convenience of tho villages grow,
lug up about Wislejnn and Christian univer
sities. iTlsrellnbly leportodthnt Senator Blmn
ner is soon to follow tho oxumplo of Senators
laggart iul Polk and get married. That
wlllleavo'Senator Cornell the only bachelor
of tho Senate, and ho ndmlU that his case Is
hopeless, notwithstanding his visits to Lin
coln.
The surprising news comes from Omaha
that Q. My Hitchcock of tho World has
bought tho ltmiUl and will issuo a morning
and an oveulug edition after tho manner of
tho llee, Tho jwpor will Imj Independent ith
Democratic leanings. Mr. Hitchcock is rich
ami ambitious to umko a uamo for himself In
journalism.
It Is reported that ox-Senator Van Wyck
lias bought a high priced lot In Washington
and w Itl build a house on It. It is inferred
that ho has taken up his resitlenco in tho cap
ital city for good nnd will no longer poso as a
Nebraska granger nml nnti-monoolt. It I
know 11 that Mrs. Van Wyck has been ambi
tious to shine In Washington society, nnd her
withes nro likely to hnve had considerable
weight in making tho change.
The Lincoln Packing & Provision company
Is receiving more hogs than it can utont pres
ent. Tho company Is under contract to put
Its other packing house Into operation not
later than November. It w III then glvo em
ployment to about flvo hundred people,
enough to make qulto a town of West Lincoln.
There are many good reasons for tho exjwetn
tlon that Lincoln will become an important
center for tho packing of meats.
The politicians are busy trying to figure
out who will bo the next Governor. Secreta
ry of State Laws is mentioned as one of the
strongest candidates. It is supposed Con
gressman Dorsey of Fremont would llko tho
nomination, but it is argued that he cannot
enter tho race without injuring his brother-in-law,
Auditor Benton, who is a candidate
for ro-nomlnatlon. It is supposed that Gov.
Thayer will ask for a third term, but ho has
made a mild disclaimer.
Whex the legislature cut down the appro
priation for the national tnianl It fnnrot tn
chauce tho law nrovldlncr for nn finniinl on.
campmont and requiring a monthly drill dur
ing certain months each yoar. Tho guards
are allowed by law ono dollar for each man
taking part in thoso exercises. They havo
oeen writing Adjutaut General Colo for in
structions, and ho has advised them to go
ahead with their drills and obey tho law,
He holds that tha stato will be In honor bound
to pay the debt thus incurred. The depart
ment has money enough to pay for ono ens
campment, but that of next year is likely to
bo abandoned.
The new banking law allows a bank to have
one-uiiru or Its capital In real estate, but At
torney General Loose gives that provision this
interpretation: "The law contemplates bank
ing with money or commercial paper, and not
with real estate, but as it is necessary to havo
a bank building to do business in, and the lot
or lots ou which it stands, this exception was
made, and one-third of tho capital of the bank
was allowed for ibis purpose, aad where the
corporation, Arm or Individual does not own
tho building aud lot or lots on which it stands,
then tholr capital must be in money or com
merclai paper and cannot be represented by
having one-third in other real estate."
THE PRESENT FASHION.
THE MEN RECEIVE A FEW WORDS
FROM OLIVE HARPER.
She Kindly Tolls Them How They May
IlrpM ( n lo Keep Cool During tho
II.it Nrntlinr Tho Need of the Day
for Woiiipii.
Hpivlnl Conrspondeneo.l
Nkw Voiik. July U. I have bouio
doubts ns to whether men nro really en
titled to tin1 llrHt place In a fashion letter
but, iim tin1 lawyers nay, "let us glvo
them the U'liellt of tho doubt," and, Ih
sides, I will get through with them
sooner, ami m give tho fashion column
to ltd legitimate owners tho women, I
do admit, however, that men may have
some feeling, uh do (lsh, nnd their pre
vailing wntlmont just now-Is one of such
Intense millerlng from tho cliects of tho
hent that I feel it a duty to bhow thorn
how to keep cool nnd yet not transgress
tiny of the rules of strict propriety.
There nru thousands of gentlemen who
would rather hldo themselves forever In
a damp, dm It collar than to appear bo
fore tho ladles of tholr families or ac
quaintance In tholr shirt sleeves, and
they go on millerlng nnd sweltering in
tjiose Instrument!! of torturo, starched
shirts nnd stllT collars, from a sentiment
which docs them honor, but In theso
days fashion absolutely admits of com
mon sense nnd comfort in dress, and
there in no reason now why a man may
not uinlce himself comfortablo In ono of
the handsome surah or fine woolon
shirts, which nro cool, comfortablo and
quite dressy enough for all day wear,
whether in tho counting house or in the
country.
NEEDS OP THE DAY FOIt MEN.
Heretofore, while a gentleman might
wear ono of theso comfortable shirts in
tho country or nt tho scosido, he felt
himself obliged by tho stern law of fit
ness of thltigs to suffer in a starched
shirt at his business, or nt home, nnd it
has always called up n tear of sympathy
to sco a fat nmn, or oron n thin ono,
with his handkerchief tucked under his
chin around his collar. This no longer
needs to bo so, for thero are vory pretty
shirts tnadoof whitonnd palo colored
surah, shirts daintily stitched and but
toned or laced in front, with well fitting
turndown collars, nnd altogether finished
in tho neatest manner, and theso are now
being ndopted eagerly by ono after an
other, as old prejudices disappear. Somo
gentlemen wear a black surah sash
around tho waist, and this takes tho
placo of a vest when It Is necessary to
go into tho street, for tho shirt is consid
ered sufllclcnt for tho offlco, a light mo
hair or linen coat is Blipped on for tho
street, nnd a man is as comfortablo as
tho season will permit, and looks well at
tho samo time. Tho nicest of tho surah
nnd flno Scotch flannel shirts cost $4.00
apiece, but they keep clean a long tlmo
and can bo washed like calico,
Tho beautiful creaturo in tho cut rep
resents a young man dressed in sensible
summer style, and shows how well theso
garments look.
Speaking of funs makos mo think of a
display of fans v hich I saw this last
week at tho largest jowelry establish
ment in this country. Thero was one
mado with puro amber sticks so finely
cut that they were nlmost flcxiblo, and
beautifully transparent. The fcatuora
THE NEEDS OF TUK DAT FOR WOMEN,
vrcro whito marabouts, with flakes of
whito floss; tho wholo is transparent and
light as n flako of snow. Tills fan costs
$1001 Thero aro many other closing fans
of loco, gauzo, crapo and other filmy
materials, nnd others of ostrich feathers,
which closo also. I noticed one where
tho feathers wcro even curled, still five
inches broad, and it took seven of them
to make tho fan. Theso were cream,
mottled with yellow, brown and maroon,
Tho feathers to mako such a fan must
bo of uniform slzo and quality, and aro
very dlfllnult to obtain in perfection and
therefore nro very expensive tho cheap
est being $05, others of puro whito aro as
high as $135. Queen Anno fans, with
silver und oarl handles, cost less, about
50 for a flue ono. They can bo built up
feathers, which cost less than tho natural
ones. Ono puro whito ostrich feathoi
sliding fan, which had just been finished
for Miss Droxcl, had tho sticks of moth
er of pearl with a silver monogram. Mrs,
Frank Leslio had ono also from this
house of black Brussels point of the
finest quality, stretched over ebony sticks,
and with on ozydixed silver monograns
let with small brilliants upon it.
OUVK IliRTtT.
ATTRACTIVE FRAME RESIDENCE.
Its Cost Is Mixlcrat nnd Its Arrangement
Cniitoiilttiit.
Tho following plans nro taken from The
Notional Building Plan association's book,
At tlstlc Homes, published at Detroit. The
momornnda accompanying them nro as fol
lows: VIEW.
Ono nnd a Half Story Frnmo Rcsldi-nco
Post foundation. Height of stories In the
clear First, 10 feotj second, t) feet. Cellar,
0 feet 0 inches. First story contains parlor
(with flrcplni'ci, 13 foot U Inches x 14, dining
GROUND FLOOR.
room, 13 feet 0 Inches x 10; kitchen, 10x13;
pantry, 6x8; china closet, 4x5, front hall,
10x19; back hall, 4x0; front aud back stairs.
Second story contains chamber, 12x14. cham
ber, SxiH, chamber, OxU!, closot to each.
SECOND STORY.
Bathroom, 6x3. First story, clapboards;
second story, shlnglos. Estimated cost of
building, ei.SOO
A Corner In n library.
Tho accompanying cut, from a design by
J. P. McIIugh In Tho Decorator and Fur
nisher, shows a corner In a library, which,
whllo not rotnarkablo in arrangement, at the
samo tlmo presents a pleasing and homollko
picture. Nothing can bo moro depressing
than the sight of baro walls and empty cor
ners. It Is a very easy task to placo a cabi
net in tho position as seen In tho cut, and it
adds wonderfully to tho nppearanco of the
room. Tho Judicious placing of a fow rugs,
portieres, easy tfiolrs and pictures, and vollal
tho rocm ts finished,
A Dutch nenatssanco Chimney riece.
Tho accompanying cut is a design for a
Dutch renaissance cblmnoy piece, and is
taken from Franz Eworbock's "The Renais
sance lu Belgium and Holland." It ts one of
the most artistic creations that wo have late
ly seen.
On the other side every ornament usually
made In other stone is now seen in garnets;
brooche, pins, bracelets, combs, earrings,
rings and nocklaces, nnd In addition, very
.uirf frames In various sizes.
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REDUCED PRICES
ON ALL OUR
Spring and Summer Suits
We hnve made a deep cut in price to close all our Light
Weight Suits. This will a great
BENEFIT SALE
for you to attend, at the
Globe One-Price Clothing House,
Cor. O and
Lincoln Savings Bank
CAPITAL, $250,000. LIABILITY
Intct est paid ou deposits at any rntn of 5 ier cent per annum for all full calandnr months
Hnfes to rent In burglar proof and lire proof vaults, at annual rental of $3 and upwards.
Money to loan on real estate and collateral. VOUU HAVINGS ACCOUNT SOLICITED.
IIKNRYC.LUWIS, A.I'.H. STUAIIT, JNO. II. McCLAY, It. WELSH,
1'icsldent. Vice l'rcsldout. Treasurer. Teller
WE INVITE ATTENTION
TO OUR
EMBROIDERY : DEPARTMENT.
OUR LINE OF
Ceirqbric,
ISFeiiqsoolv giind
' S"wiss Plou.r cii g;s,
In 22 and 45 inch widths is exceptionally large.
MATCHED SETTS
We show some of the finest goods Imported In very handsome new dcslgnsl
T"T" TT 1 r
The One Price Cash Dry
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DRY GOODS
One-Quarter Off
ON CASH SALES.
Ashby & Millspaugh.
WGOTO
S. E. MOOR6
TOTS.
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1134
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Only
SHsHIRhI
Tenth Sts.
and Safe Deposit Go.
OF STOCKHOLDERS, $600,000.
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Goods and Carpet House.
O STREET.
FINEST IN THE STATE.
ELITE -STUDIO
226 S. 11th St.
make a specialty of Flno Pliotojtraphlo and
Crayon work,
Ground Floor Studio in Lincoln
Call and Sbb Dur Work.
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