CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1889.
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Gasoline
STOVES.
Do not fall to sec
Alto mv lliis o(
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REFRIGERATORS and
ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
FRANK E. LAHR,
936 l Street. North Side t O. Square.
Gushman Park!
Finest Equipped Resort
IN THE WEST I
ElORixnt Untiling nnil HwlmmliiB at tho
Ilcnch only He.
PARK OPEN TO ALL.
Tho 8 u n ilny Concert of August It ilioulil
bo well attended. If the people deslro tho
bent nuislo to lo foil ml east or west tbey
should piitronlxo tbl grand concert to bo glv.
on by tho riilllinrmonlo Orchestra nml Mill
tary Hand. Trains nt 10:30 n. in., 3:30 p. in.,
6 p. in.
Tuesday, August 13, Itnbttot Sunday School.
Trntn leave ut 10:00 n. m j return nt 7. p. in.
Wednesday, Auguit U. lawyer' day. Train
nt 2 p. in.
Friday, Auguit, 10, Methodist Sunday
School. Train nt 10 a.m.
We will bave on Sale (or this week Only
a Fast
Black Hose
t Full Regular and warranted ntSSc.
Wc have only a limited stock of these
goods, and as they cannot be replaced to
sell for let than 40 cent, they will not
.last long.
Wc have just received a fresli lot of
our Great Bargain
"Ribbed Vests,"
at 15c, worth much more.
We have the finest line of CAMJ1RIC
,AN NAINSOOK HEMSTITCH
EMBROIDERED FLOUNCING 50 in.
wide ever shown In the City. Call nnd
see thorn, The latest novelties In our line
received dally.
J. H. MAURITIUS ft CO.
113 S. Eleventh St.
All THE
Hew and Finest
WRITING
PAPERS
AT THE
lessel Printing Co.,
Courier Oflicc, Uurr Block.
BfiT.T.DeWittTalmage's
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HU Qretttcat Work It Balwmenwanted
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A mfrt;rof .1im1ti Ttmr.
PUUUSHttD SATUKDAY
s'UMCKircteMI On Year by MaII or Currier ?,00
8lx inontli, $l,0, Thren month SO Cent, One
month W Cent ItiTsrnlily In Advance.
InvimimwitxTS! Hale furnished on applloitl'ii
at the office, Special rate on Time Contrao'.
loifrnmvTioN: Bhort spicy keiclie, xims and
torle koIIcIIchI. Personal and Social note ore
especially desirable.
Panrmoi We make a specialty of Kin .Printline
nail It tir Hiatus. ulUf s-iric ispi-lilty
Address nil coimii'iiiicntloii direct to th oniee,
WusBitN Printing Co.,
r-Uiii.tmiKiis.
New llurr llloek, Cor. 12th mul 0 HtreeU.
Tltt.KI'HO.KiiM
L. Wkmkl, Jn., Editor nml Solo Proprietor.
Khki) llENZtNOKU, Associate Editor.
'POPULATION OF LINCOLN, 60,000.
"The Courier" nt tliu Itesort.
Person leaving the city for the Rummer
can hnve TiikCoumkh sent them without
ox tin charge. In cine of change of location
during tliu absence front home, tho address
will i altered whenever desired. Till np
plk' to present ntnl new subscriber. Hnvo
tbi Cui'liiRit follow yon n n menu of keep
ing jwtod on botno affair. It weekly np
Knrnnce will prove moro Interesting tlmn u
letter.
Tin: tntt tullltliv will go Into camp nt Hen
trice, Heptember 14.
Duiiino July ten convict nt the pen were
punished by "O Itnry coulbioiuent.
A CONVKSTIOS will Iw bold nt Templo hnll
nt 3 p. in. of Tuesday to organize n county
non-partlsnii prohibition league.
Eiohtkkn iierson were admitted to the
Soldier' Home during July: eight men,
three wive, three boy mul three, girl.
Junor. Reese, of the upreme court, It I
nld, will Imvo n formldablo oponout for ro
iiouilnntion In tho toron of Judgo Hninor, of
Kearney.
The thlnl party prohlbltloiilt lmvo called
a state convention to meet In Lincoln August
illt mid -id. No candidate for tho nomina
tions lmvo yet lobbe 1 up.
The Governor hna appointed Captain W,
C. Henry of Fllhnoro county to tho command
of tho Soldiers' Homo at Grand Island In tho
placo of Col. Hammond, resigned.
The Woman' Associate Donnl of Charities
has appointed Mednme Doeliua, Harlan,
McDowell, Davidson nnd Van Court a coin
mltteo to pax In the adoption of Infants,
Fatiexce is rewarded. Col. nilly McCami
has received bis f 3,000 land ollleo nt Chndron.
Tlio man ho displaces ,1 Gen. Milton Mont
gomery, nt one fine polios Judge of Lincoln.
Auditoh Ukto.v ny either he or Insur
ance Deputy Allen will thl year attend tho
meeting of tho National Inaurnuco Commit-
sioneri, which will be hold at Denver, Sep
tember 4.
The Chicago, Milwaukee ei St. Paul rail
way ha abandoned tho only road bed It bad
in inn siaie. it was made nine years ago
ana extended from Niobrara to Atkinson In
northern Nebnukn.
J. A. Kiluoy, n candidate for Judgo
Stewnrt's ofllclal shoes, ha deemed it neces
sary to publish a card announcing that he
was born at Lockiwrt, New York. He nlso
challenges Judgo Stewart to a joint debate.
It wo mi uiiujual coincidence last week
that Mrs. Gov. Thayer, now in Massachu
setts, was quite III,' that Lieut. Goa. Melkel
John was too sick to relieve the Governor and
that tho latter' private secretary was alio
conllnM to hi room.
The Journal deemed it necessary to issue
n circular letter denying tho Cor story that
Fred Nye, of Omnha, had Iwught tho former
paper. Tho Omaha Republican nlso thought
iniecessarj to editorially deny the report,
which was a ''fake" on its face.
Judqj? Gnorr of Omaha, who was Invited
to Washington by President Harrison, called
011 the latter last Monday. The judge is being
pushed by Senators Mandersou and Paddock
for n place on the national railroad commis
sion. Congressman Connell say ho will get
that placo or n land comtiilMionershlp.
With it next issue, The Couuiku will be
gin a series of nrticles regarding the great
northwest, written by the editor, who per
sonully visited that section as chairman of
the recent Nebraska press excursion. Being
at the head of so prominent body, be certain
ly had more than ordinary opportunity to
become thoroughly posted, and therefor tho
articles will bo of moro than passing interest.
The state fair management Is negotiating
wun t'ror. Uiiawln, the areonaut, to secure
his attendance. It is teamed that he will be
present In consideration of 13,000, mid make
tlnve jumps from n balloon on three succes
sive days. It Is understood that bo make
these remarkable Juuqw from hi balloon at
a height of 1,000 to 1,500 feet, and with the
aid of n parachute decends successfully to the
ground.
Duni.NO the past ten days the editor of tho
CouniEit has received numerous copies of
Xebraitka pai r with marked notices com
pllmeuthig him on the management and suc
cess of the recent editorial excursion to tie
northwest, and it is only owing to modesty
that the same aro not reproduced in our col
umns. However, the pleasant opinions are
duly appreciated, and it i to be hoped that
many cf those who were on the last may join
in a subsequent press Jaunt to renew acquaint
ance and friendship. It is certainly very
gratifying to the writer to receive these
acknowledgement and to know that his ef
forts were duly appreciated. Thanks, kind
friends, thants, and may you ever look back
on the $$ press excursion with pleasant
thoughts and satisfaction that the time war
well speut.
THE SK ASIDE FASHIONS.
HINTS FOR MAIDS AND MATRONS
ABOUT WATERING PLACE 8TVLES.
Untiling I)i-cm nml Whist They Ar
Made Uf Soma I'.renlng Costume A
New mul I'rvtty Conceit In llnlr DrcM
lug Hide Tour Eur.
(Htlnl Correspondence.)
New Yoiik, Aug. 8. What tho wild
waves nrc saying is now the question
Mint interest tho fnmiuliio ponton moro
tlmn what I t bo worn next spring,
nml wliuro woman's heart is there nlso
will go my pen, yon, ovon though it lins
to wntlo through riven of ink nml travel
oror renins of foolscap to got there.
Bluo llnnnol or sorgo Is used to mnko
tho modest nml ladylike Imthiiig dross
Illustrated, nml It Is trimmed witli wlilto
molmlr lirnld nml tint blue buttons. Tho
skirt of tho dress comes to tho knees nnd
tho trousers three or four Inches below.'
This snmo stylo Is cnrrlod out for chil
dren nnd to n certain extent for tho men.
A Br.NSIUI.i; IIATIIINO HU1T.
In ninny, ovon the most bathing nnd
seaside places, the bathing costumes
nro anything but modest, nnd young
girls nnd matrons loll nbout the sands
in n innnnor tlio revcrso of delicate,
nnd many bather dress for bnlh in
their own rooms nnd then throw n
long clonk over the ficanty costume nnd
run down to tlio bench. In tho Idcnl
place, however, you will sco mothers nnd
children going hand in iinnd down to tho
bath houses, nnd from tlicnco into tho
invigorating sen, nnd nil tho while habit
ed as nny man would like toseohiswifo,
or father his dnughter.
In tlio pretty Illustration which shows
n mother nnd child going down to tho
bench, I do' uot wish to linvo nny ono
supposo thnt the mother's bathing cos
tunio is locked up in her little I mud bag.
It is only the Nowport nnd Long Urnuch
belles who can curry their bathing dresses
in their bonbon boxes nmoug their cara
mels. Wc will suppose, therefore that
she keeps hers nt tho bath house.
Costumes for tlio seaside for nil occa
sions should bo of such goods ns will
neither shrink, spot or grow llmpsy,
nnd, therefore, for ordinary day wear
ergo, black, bluo or maroon is letter
than anything else
Soft silks nnd Inco dresses for evening
are nice, nnd so Is turn's veiling. Cash
meres nro npt to feel sticky. Surah for
trimming on dresses Is good to use, for
its principal claim is its softness and
flexibility. All who go to the Bcasido
should tako plenty of wraps, nnd none
should go without Annuel undcrvests,
as there is always n chill in tho atmos
phere. Feathers, except stiff ones, nro
ruined by tho dampness. Thick shoes
nro safer than thin ones.
Tho costume represented in this cut is
of dark blue serge, with a front and vest
of cream surah, witli a band of Persian
embroidery up tlio center, nnd blue Btraw
hat with cream lace and daisies. Tho
child's dress is of two shades of bluo
serge, trimmed with whito braid and
whito flannel vest nnd collar.
Tlio other day I happened in tho lead
ing jewelry house to look for dog collars,
nnd among tho mass of silver collars,
leather bands and chased nnd decorated
neckwear for rich folks' bowwows I
found eoveral silver chains two and
threo yards long, and I ualuraliy asked
if thoso woro to lead tho dogs with. Tlio
clerk said no, that thoy were for young
ladies to wear in their hair, and ho
showed several different kinds, sotuo in
gold, somo copper and bronze, and be
sides thoso woro several Greek. fillets of
gold and silver. Thoso I was told are
sold to young ladles who have discovered
that this stylo of dressing tho hair is be
coming to them. Tho fillets malic of tho
baser metals nro for day use and tho
more precious ones for ovening.
I am glad that women liavo como to a
realizing sonso that each should adopt a
stylo of hairdrosslng for herself that ex
actly becomes her stylo. Just now much
latitudo is allowed, but somo light rings
or curls of hair lying over the brow
soften any face, yet no ono should
overlook tho fact that in arrang-
OFF TO TUE BEACH.
ins tho (rout hair there u no rule
that will produce tho samo results
for two womon; but it is safe to say that
curls or frizzes should not bo too com
pact, and they should bo brought down
as far around tho ears as possible. Many
women wear a compact mass of frizzes
straight acrosa tho forehead, having tho
hair drawn' tightly back from tho torn
pies, leaving tlio car to stand out bare
and ugly when it should bo partially
conceal
ealed In a soft mass of hair.
OlJVE IlASFKa
SoliK of tlif Cjrll.t.
Farewell to winter, cold and drend
To snow nnd blow nnd Icicle,
Kxelnlm Ailolphu In the shed
A ncrilbhlug lip hi InVy 'le.
O soon t'll piuli o'erdmty street
Till thirty Inch "Hnperlor."
And pnrnt.vzoenclt timid 1 meet
With grnco of my exterior.
And they'll not riicm. now, I dure say
In tlii'KO Inti-nno cuthrnllmcut,olil
That I for this mnchlne do pay
Oun plan thnt called lntallinont oh.
And that from seven to six I stand
Helling Q'lnker Hulled Oat o'er the
runnier nht
And nil tho time nt my command
I mom nml night tn mount lierohl
Another Center I'or Miiiiiim.
There 1 abundant evidence of the stab ll'y
of Lincoln real estate vnltie, and ono of the
latest ciiv in jmliit occurred In connection
with the new nddltlou known n Wnlmit
1'nrk. A rhort time ago Mcllrtde & Hell
sold the J. K. Swncer hoiueMeml, live acres,
to I)e .Moines jmrtle for f 11.000 cii'h. Coun
cilman Dean ha two itere nil joining, nnd tlio
two trnctx have Wn platted nstho new nddl
tlou. McHrldo & Itell nre the exclusive
agents for the I)e Mollies Investors, mid nre
oirei lug choice lots nt 7.V) to 1,'.'00. This
property I located at nbout Thirtieth mul It
street, four blocks enst of Grace M. K.
church. It Is cover! with tro and a fine
grass soil, and the buyer will not linvo
to live In the weed and the sun for ten year.
It I eieclniy uotoworthy that tlio place ho
ninny fruit tree of fifteen to twenty years
groutli Everything combines to make this
one of the most deslrnbl nddltlou for rel
deuce. Mclliido & Dell nre prepared to assist
buyers with loon to erect houses. Their of
fice 1 in the basement of the Capital National
bank, 107 South Eleventh Street.
I.ot or Nusel Mending, Look.
.1es-rs. A. E. Richardson Si Co., the enter
prising proprietors of the new Boston dry
good house, linvo Just ndded n new feature
to their business that will certainly prove In
teresting to their large number of patrons.
They haw Just opened 11 largo Hue of piqier
cover novel, w.ilch will be sold nt tt n cents
vr copy. Tho assortment Jtiit opened I
only n forerunner of an onler now in trunslt
of 1,000 volumes, embracing the work of nil
the lending nuthors of the past mid present.
Theso books nre substantially bound, hands
somely printed nnd unabridged. See their
largo ndvei tUement on page four of this
Issue, then call and make your selection.
Ladles, Look lit Thlst
The CouniEii I requested to announce to
tho ladles of Lincoln that Foreman & Crowo
will commence next .Uondny to Jell every
thing in their handsome store at prices that
aro beyond honorable competition. On Sep
tember first this firm takes its annual Inven
tory, mid being especially desirous of having
tho stosk as low ns possible, tbey offer a fine
lino of corsets, hoisery, gloves and all ladles'
furnishing goods nt prices thnt cannot fall to
lie appreciated. This menus business, and if
you want bargains, now's the tlmn to buy.
On 11 Tombstone.
Hero lies the body of a man
O'er whoso denth so ninny weep,
If he'd only eaten Qunker Onts
Ho wouldn't tie nslcep.
Sho ons the htarllcht. sunlight, moonllcht
of her !eope. The enrth wns buthed In the
golden hnze of nutumn. 'Twos Priscilla the
Puritan maiden who arm in arm with her
John Aldeu wandered mid tho pumpkins mid
tlio golden crooknecks. They were going
over to Plymouth Rock to buy a puckage of
vunuer uonea uats iromcol. Miles ataudlsh
the grocer of the colony. Like all sensible
IK-opIe they think thoy can't keep houso with
out Quaker Oats.
Host Thomas Williams Hud Urent T.uck
m holding a ticket which drew tho $2.5,000
prizo m 1110 aiay urawiug or the Louisiana
State Lottery. He was found nt hi work in
tho Jefferson Iron works, whera lm hm Immi
employed for yoars as a nailer. I was unsuc
cessful In capturing anything;, but kent on
until before tho May drawing, when I sent
tWO dollars to M. A. Daiinhln. N'niv Drlniini.
La., and received a one-tenth ticket number
ing 87,520. The drawing took place May 14,
and on the 17th I learned that ticket 87,H2tJ
had drawn the M,000 prize. Steubenvltlc
(O.) Herald, Juno 0.
When tho small boy goes in swimming in a
costume of the mode,
That was worn by Godlvn when through
Coventry sho rodo.
When yachts aro fitting out for young on
their summer cruise,
And there's n big demand ngalu for low cut
tenuis shoes.
Tls sweet to sit besldo tho sea and listen to
tho notes,
Of tho folks who are n singing "We Shall Eat
Our Quaker Onts."
If I'rlncess Loulso wants to mnko a good.
wife,
To her husband from Scotland the Earl of
Fife,
Sho'll write out a postnl nnd say if you pleaso
Will you send us some Quaker Oats from over
tho sens?
Huvo you used any Quaker Oats yet? If
you have not you had better go and get some
at once. Don't you kuow that delays are
dangerousl
Boston
A NEW DEPARTURE!
Popular Literature at Popular Prices.
Beginning next Monday and continuing thereafter, we will offer an immense line of
PAPER COVERED NOVELS,
by the most popular authors, including the works of Mrs. Braddon, Dickens, Cooper,
Irving, Hawthorne, Duchess, Rider Haggard, Jules Verne and others at the
remarkable low price of
These novels are made
Remember
143 and 145 South Tenth St.,
K NEliC
Shoo
We take pleasure to announce to the people
of Lincoln and vicinity that we will open a First
Class Shoe Store,
Tuesday, August 6th,
1225 O Street,
and respectfully solicit part of your patronage.
SWARTZ & CO.
Lincoln Sayings Bankjnd Safe Deposit Co.
CAPITAL, $280,000. LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS, $600,000.
Interest paid on deposit at any rntn of 5 per cent por annum for nil full cnlandar mouths
Hafe to rent In burglnr proof and llro proof vaults, at annual rontnl of 15 nnd upward,
Money to loan on renl ctnte nnd collnternl. YOUlt SAVINGS ACCOUNT SOLICITED.
HKNUY E.LEWIS,
President.
A.P,
H. STUAUT,
Vlco President.
WE INVITE
TO
EMBROIDERY :
OUR
CairqlDric,
Neiiqsoolv ein cl
Swiss Klou.rcir)g;s,
In
and 45 inch widths is exceptionally large.
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MATCHED SETTS
We show some of the finest goods Imported dn very handsome new designs
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The One Price Cash Dry
TAKE OFF SALE !
Attend the Great Take
Ashby &
10 CENTS PER COPY.
to sell at 25 cents, are
the
Place-it is
the
Cor. N. The Cheapest and Best Place in the State to Buy
Dry and Fancy Goods.
A. E. RICHARDSON & CO.
Store
J NO.
II. McCLAY,
Treasurer.
U. WELSH,
Teller
ATTENTION
OUR
DEPARTMENT.
LINE OF
Goods and Carpet House.
Off Sale now in progress at
Millspaugh.
Store
unabridged
and
complete.
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