CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1890
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Sow Grass Seed Now
Blue Grass
AND
White Clover Seed.
Landrctirs Reliable Garden Seeds
Frank E. Lain;
936 P Street,
North Side Postoflice Square
HENRY M.
DOMESTIC ROCK SPRINGS
CANON CITY
TRENTON
And "OLD LEE" Anthracite.
IIS S. 10th Street. Telephone 360
REMOVAL
Boston Shoe Store
AND-
Sherwin's Pharmacy
CAN HE FOUND AT
1124 0 Street
Now at home In our elegant new
store, centrally located anil stocked up
with a complete line of goods, we ak you
to drop In and tec ut.
As Usual Lowest Prices !
Don't Forget the Placel
Sherwin's Shoe Stork,
na-t O Street, and
SHERWIN'S PHARMACY
1 1 24 O Street.
Spring
The Cream of the Market
IN
FINE FABRICS
JUST OPENED AT
THE P.H. COOPER
TAILORING CO
L. 122 5 O SREET.
Now at home In our new location, we
arc showing the largest and Illicit line of
SUITINGS
, of all kinds ever shown In Lincoln. Our
work Is of the dnrtt, Styles always correct
and prices retuonable. Wc solicit a call
and Inspection.
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HtiliscKII'TION: Ono Ycnr by Mill I or Citrrle.1
J(M; Mix Months, fl.uOiTlirco MimtliH, Mo.
Ono month Ai Cent lnvurnlily In Advance.
Aiivkhtiskmknt: lUile furnished on Application
nt the ortleo. Hpeclitl rnte on 1 lino Ctmtrnels.
CuNTniiUTiims: Hlinrt spicy sketches, poems and
hrlc solicited. IVnioiiiil nml Hik-IhI notes are
especially desirable.
I'hintincii Wo mnko n mx-olnlty of Kino I'rlnlliifC
In nil ltd branches. Koelely work n sieclulty.
Published Sntiirclny.
V.l.ltvw nil coiiiiniinii'iitloiiH ttlroct to tlm union.
WlCHMlCI, PUINTINO Co,
I'lTIII.IHIIKItH.
Ctitirlnr llnllilliiK, ll:U N HI root.
TKI.KI'IIONK'JM
1 1, U'khhki., .In., Editor mid Hole 1'ioprlotor.
KllKI) llKN.INOKIl, Associate Editor
POPULATION OF LINCOLN, 65,000.
Tiik Hiiulillcnu city convention will Iki
Iiflilnt7::i(l tonight nt llolinnun's linll.
liANl) COMMIHHIONKH Joil.N HTKKNlllHgOIIO
to Wellington to Iwijj -lO.UK) ncii-Htif Imul tluo
t ho Nchrn'ka school fliml.
'I'm: World's l'alr has been postponed till
I SUM. Tim extra jenr will glvo needed thuu
I I make It a creditable nlTnlr.
KllKMONT In tlm Mint city III Nebraska to get
ii public building from this session of cons
glens. Tho iiiiniprliitlon N fM.tXX).
Tiik ladltxof Lincoln who wish to voto for
in miiIk'ih of tint Ikmi'iI of education urn advis
ed to roj?Nti-r. Todny Is tlit'lr Inst ehnneo.
Tiik city nt loriuiy has prewired mi mill
iiiitiro pioliihltlug nioro tluin ono saloon on
ntiy hIiIo of 11 Mock. Wholesale liquor houses
mo excepted.
Tiik 1'urinern' Alliance linn established Its
h udipiartcrs In Lincoln. It him leaxod tho
building nt SW Houth Eleventh sticot for
three your. It will establish n printing of
lira nml limy curry u stock of Implements.
A Nkiiuahka man, .lumen I'm oily of Illnlr,
h'H applied to lie rollcvi'd of the elmrgoof (It
ertlon. Ho served fnitlifully during tlm war,
enlisting tit tlm nge of sixteen, mul wlii'ii hit
arrived In Washington nt thoelosoof tlm war
ho wont Iioiiio without uniting for hlsdis
charge Councilman Meyer Memstolo In tlm tolls,
nml tlio lAtlmivr U after hls.sculp. Ho fur,
however, none of tho statements iiiiulo seem
to hnlil water, ami at tills stngo of tho km mo,
It looks ns though tho .unorirwcrodolng this
simply iih polltlcnl opMwltlon with tho Idea of
nITcctltig puhllo opinion mul injuring Mr.
Meyer's chimccs nt tho polls.
TiiKHcimtocoimutttoo hnvoiunilo n fnvor
uhlii report on Air. MaiiiU'i-Non'rtlilll constitut
ing Lincoln n iort of delivery In the custom
collection ilNtrlct of New Orlemm, mul that
tho privileged of tho Hoveuth vcctlouof the act
of Juno 10, 1880, r! in II lio oxtuiuled to tho iort
of Lincoln. Tho hill provlilex for tho appolut
ineiit of u port Hiirveyor with a componiuttlon
of fl.'JOO a yuur nml the usual foe mid coin
missions. Tiik women of Lincoln met lout Saturday
mul uomlnntiMl Mrs. l'luvlxi U Klllott nnd
Mm. Dr. Bnhln for tho school board. Miss
Klllott Ims 1hhu ii iiu'iiiIkt for tlireo yenra
past. Prof, llachul Lloyd mid Mrn. Mary
Wing nro n commlttco to nxktho HepubllcmiH
to endorse their iiominA. Mrs. M. D, Welch
mid Mm. J. J. ImholT will ask a similar favor
of tho Democrat) mid Mrs, Kllen Holllus mid
Mrs. Zura Wilson will soo tho l'rohlbltlonlsts.
Tiik city election will bo held noxtTuctMlny
for tho election of a iollco Juilgo, soven coun
ciliueu, n cemetery triihtee mid thrto mem
Ikt of tho lioard of eilucatlou. Fivo propo
sitions will to submitted: ono for bonds for
$100,000 for pjivlng street intersections, the
second for f S0.000 for extending sowers, tho
third for f.'SO,000 for n market lions-, tho
fourth to Kraut tho Lincoln Kloctrlo railway
rllit of way on tho streeU nnd tho llf th to
eniiower tho school lionrd to expend ntoro
tluin (5,000 for now buildings nnd bites.
TltK death of tlio Illustrious General Crook
wilt bo regiotUnl not only by old soldiers nml
tlio aveingD citizen, but by nowspnper men
ns well. Ho was over a frlond to the mem
ber; of tho pres and never failed to show his
appreciation of their favors. Tho Nebraska
press excursionists to Kan Francisco In 18N1
certainly will never forget tho kindly atten
tions shown them whllo visiting tho coast. It
was in his beautiful private yacht that tho
party were shown slghtt nlong tho coast In
tho vicinity of tho Qoldi-u Onto, Including tho
coast defenses and tho government works.
Ho wan a former resident of Nebraska mid
wai always proud of thotltle of "Nobrnsknti."
Ho never failed to show courtesy to anyone
from the state, no matter where or when lie
met them.
Tiik bill ndmittlng Wyoming to the union
does not reenl or nullify tho clause In the
couxtltutlnu of that territory granting to
women tho right of suffrage, hut it may bo
amended In tlioseimtnsoastohitvothiselTect,
Whllo the admission of Wyoming wnsmndo
a (mi ty measure, there is a great ileal of dis
satisfaction with the constitution umor.g tunny
on tho republican side who voted for It, us
well us timing tho democrats. Many of the
republicans bellevo there wero grc Irregu
hultlwlii tho adoption of tlio constitution mid
that the result might bo setnsidein the courts
becaut-o of tho fact that of tho 18,000 votes
cast In favor of tho constitution as it now
stands, at least 4,000 wero cast by wonun,
who under tho constitution of tho Uuittd
States have not tho rights of sulTnigo. There
Is a belief alio that tlio territory does not com
tain u sulllcfent population to justify its ad
mission into the union, mid thntthero nro sev
eral features of tho constitution that are an
tagouistlo to lepuhllcau InMltutlrm.
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NKW YOKK FASHIONS.
OLIVE HARPER GIVE8 POINTS AS 70
MAKING OLD CLOTHES NEW.
Dnlnty lrrr for Iliilnly CllrU Tlm Tih
rrnilur llnl mid flonin Nnr lrtlii In
Trimming Nm nml Honsonntitn Onoilt
l)i'rrll)nl.
HjHH-'lal Comwiwiiili'iioo.)
Nkw Yoiik, Mnroh 87. I luivo piidcnv
orud to glvti ii (uw useful IiIiiIhuh to iiuik
Ititf over old nmtcrliil Into prcHuntulilo
coHtiiiui'H. Tho pri'Hcnt fiovcro BtylcH
innko that morn illlllcult tluin wliuu pov
urnl (llircrcnt umtcrliilH were urciI in
iimklng up ono drcm, Hllll, taHto, IniltiH
try nml tliut good, old fiiHhloned quality
cnllcil "giiinptlon," will work wonders.
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TOHKADOIt HAT AND NKW TltlMMINHS.
Tlio uiuoiiiit of material required in n
gown now In w hiiiiiII Hint u pcrnon can
make ii full iIichh out of the voluiuluoiiH
plaltlngn of tlio (InipcricH on hint noiisoii'h
ilretisoH. A pructlcnl iniiiiiicr of doliif;
thin in aliowti by the taking apart of n
gray ciiHlitncrc, wanhlng it ami Ironing it
neatly, and Hiiitlng It outugiiiu iih ii plain
gored Hklrt nllghtly gntlicrcil ut tlio back.
Tlio hreuiltliM wero Hlightly failed where,
the plaltH had been, mid Ht ripen of inch
wide castlo liruld tlireo hIiiiiIom darker
were laid in mich a way iih to hlilo tho
stteaks. At the IniUoiu the braid wan
laid in deep loops. These stripes ex
tended nil across tho front, whllo tlio
fold.H in tho hack hid the failing, though
I have no doubt tho pretty little wearer
wan nlway lit a cold shiver of appre
hension lent Homo dear friend should
notice it.
Tho fact Ih that a woinan'H own Judg
ment Is the best thing to rely upon in
making over old dresses. No ono can
give mien that will ill every case. Thero
aro professional dyers and cleaners who
niako your garinentH look nicely at any
rate, clean. It is said they do it liy giv
ing thoin a implitha soak of twenty-four
hours.
Woolen goods dyo woll, hutsillcH never
do; and If any ono has a dress of Bilk,
good, hut faded or spotted, it is bettor to
embroider it nil over with a pretty up
pliipio pattern and inako it up princcsso
stylo. A faded hIIIc can bo given n new
uppenranco altogether liy having a Imnd
some embroidered or braided bordering.
A gown of this Htylo is shown, nnd
with it Is ono of tho now Toreador wrnpa
tnndo of black laco nnd cardinal velvet.
Tho Toreador hat will bo much Been on
young woinon this season for out of
doors.
A very pretty fancy for brightening up
an old gown is shown In tho outline fig
ure. The dree1 is en prlncesse, except
tho front breadth, which is laid in lino
plaltlugs, nml up tho left side Is placed
tho passomenterio ornaments. That Is
quite a favorito fancy in tho arrangemont
of trimming. Braid or velvet or narrow
riblion could Ikj appropriately used in its
place.
It is not exactly that 1 think young
girls need nil tho new clothes, that I givo
more gowns designed for their special
benefit, but because I notlco that whero
thero are girls in a bouse they always
get them, so the dear little souls will find
another very fetching gown nmdo of
palo blue cashmere, with a border woven
in two darker shades. Tho dress is mado
with a plain double skirt, with a blouse
waist, smocked at tho neck. A scarf to
match is mado of crepe do chlno with
a fringe With this is worn a dainty
Figaro jacket such ns I mentioned last
week. Nuns' veiling, challles or whito
muslin would all lie pretty mado up after
this model.
Tho new summer silks in new designs
of tho old tnlTotas styles aro very pretty.
Tho flower patterns In them aro marvels
of delicacy. Tho lino wool goods for
summer wear follow them closely in pat
tern. One pattern in pale mauve Thibet
Ino has sprays of wood violets so natural
that ono can Imagine their odor.
DAINTY DKEB3ES KOU DAItl.l.NO OlKtH.
All new gowns nro to bo as "clinging"
as tho most earnest follower after "sys
tems" can desiro. Many dresses for quite
young Indies aro made without darts, the
lining first being made, and then tho ma
terial, on the bias, Is pulled w;til it (Its
without n wrinkle. Tlio ImicK Is mado in
the enmo way and the dress buttons un
der tho left arm and on the left shoul
der, making it appear as If the wearor
had been literally inched nml poured in.
Nono but crfcct figures can bear this.
Ol.IVE Hartkh.
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A NEAT COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
A Pri-lly nml Nlrnljr Arrnncnl llonm at
Ixiw CimC
OrpyrlKlit liy Pnlllxcr, PnluVr A Co., Architect,
Now York.)
This design was carried out, -d Is n very
neat mid attractive home, mid iit was neces
sary hi tho arranging of this plan to obtain
tlm required amount of room and conven
ience at n given cmt, tlio exterior hail to
bo very plain mul Mmplo hi detail to allow it.
The front faces tho wimt. Thus wo linvo n
south view from four rooms on llrst floor,
mid a front vlow from dining room. Tho
front veranda Is w ido, mid urrimgod so that
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VIKW.
a group can Kit out upon It with oaso. Tlio
hall Is eight feet wide, with mi easy lllght of
platform Mali's leading up to tlm floor nlmvo,
tlio platform or landing Iwlug on a level with
floor over kitchen wing, making two risers
more up to Moor In main house. Thero Is a
cellar under the whole Iioiiho, tho laundry
Mug under kitchen. Tho sUiIrs to cellar
aro placed under main stairs, mid reached
directly from tlm kitchen.
Tlm woodshed is a convenient feature to
nil country houses, mid should always Iki con
nected with kitchen; tho refrigerator is built
In pantry, with nn oHulng into uiiodshcd,
through which to put the Ico Into tank; tho
connection from kitchen to dining room Is
K1IWT KLOOll.
through the largo china closet, which is fitted
up with shelves, press, table, etc., and makes
ii (icifect butler's pantry. Tlm parlor and
dining room nro connected by sliding doors;
the dining and sitting rooms havooieu lire
placed, with hard wood mantles; tho sitting
room has a hard wood !ookcaso built Into re
cess to right of mantel, and tho bedroom cou
nseled with sitting room Isn good room, mid
provided with two closets and stationary
washlmwl.
Tho second story contains four largo cham
ber, with an almudniico of closet room, a
t. Ken ant's Is'ilrooin over tho kitchen, nnd
a large bath room; hot mid cold water lssui-pln-il
to all washbowls, sink mid bath. Thero
is iiImi a largo attic over tho second tloor,
DAIHRoom LViDiNC I
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CHAMDtn
SECOND KMIOll.
capablo of being finished olf into two or
three rooms If desired, and yet have enough
for storage. Tho roof is shingled and tho
exterior walls elitpboarded; tho interior tin
I shed In pine, which is filled mul vnrnUhed,
tlm cut mid incised work being picked out in
oliony. Tlio estimated cost of tills houso is
fil.OOO, mul Is a good example of Imt can bo
dono for that sum, as tho general arrange
ment Is such as to show considerable variety
on tho exterior, producing an architectural
effect only obtained by tho natural combina
tions uud workings of tho constructive part
of the structure with tho least exiieudituroot
lalior and detail in design. This is one of tho
most attractive homes for tho amount ex
Mnded, mid for the country is nil that Is do
slrublo in overy riniect.
Urnwlni; Honui Ctiulr.
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DBAWINO nOOM C1IAIUS.
It U particularly hard to find anything now
In tho wny of chairs. Tho two accompany
ing designs aro not at all startling In tho do
parturo from cominonftlnco lines, but they
aro graceful and show some originality. That
on tho left of tho column partakes somowhnt
of tho French stylo. Tho center panel nITnrds
amplo opiortuiiity for lovers of marquetry
work to follow tholr fancy.
Tho other chair Is stralghter and somowhat
more sulhitantlnl, but at tho saiuo timo Is
graceful mid makes a pleasing article of fur
niture In drawing or reception room.
ICxtrimmly Ho,
"I, aw, weally don't see why eoplo awsK
conmidwuins," said Ous do Jay, "It's wenlly
tlnhsomo to bo wacking youah bwnins to
answer a question mul dlscovah that the fel
lah who ausked It knew all aliout it all the
time, you know," Washington Tost,
I'rolmbty.
Jlrs. Cnrson I don't seo why Mrs. Sorrow
wouldn't feel Just as had without buying mid
putting on that costly mourning.
Mrs, Wisdom Probably sho would feci
worsol West Shore.
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SPECIHL SMLE
Muslin : Underwear
ALL NEXT WliliK I
Wc arc showing sonic new and desirable styles in
this line.
J. H. MAURITIUS & CO.
Ladies'
131 South
MAURITIUS
H. W. BROWN
DRUGGISTWBOOKSELLER
The Choicest line of Perfumes. D. M. Ferry's Finest
Flower and Garden Seeds.
127 South Eleventh Street.
A. H. WEIR & CO.
(Successors to S. A. Brown & Co.)
LUMBER
City Office 1012 O St, Telephone 73.
Yard and Office Corner 16th and Y Sts. Telephone 65.
E X A
Dr. H. K.
SURGEON
A Full Set of Teeth
Teeth Extracted without
and without the use of Chloroform, Ether or Gas.
All Fillings at the Lowest Rates.
Rooms 94, 95, 96 Burr Block.
Lincoln Savings Bank
CAPITAL, $250,000. LIABILITY
Interest paUl ourioimsUsut nnv nitwrr nr
Hafes to rent in burKhir proof ami (Iro proof
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IIKN'ItY H. I.KWIH.
rreslUont.
BETTS St
MENDOTA COL'RADO OHIO BL'K CAN'N CITY
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WOOD AND BEST ANTH'CITE
1045 O Street.
L. MEYER,
Notary Public and Real Estate Dealer in City and Farm Property
AOKNT KOU TIIK
North German-Lloyd Steamship Co.,
Hamburg-American Packet Co., and Baltic Lines.
Also Railroad Ajjcnt for the Different Companies East and West.
Southampton. Havre, Hamburg, StcUcii, London, Pari., Norwav, Plymouth, llrcmcn
Sweden, nnd any point In Iiurope. ' '
Post Orders and Foreign Exchange Issued to all prominent points In Europe.
I iivIiib liirtto facilities east with tlio hlife.t Hanks ami Hiivlniru i...nt i
l.areil loniukenll kluils i,f l.onnson Klrst fleiil KsiiVto M irluiiK. i Boi.L,tiV"il""H' I,!un ',ro
from I I,, ft y,.r,j, ,lt the lowest Interest. 1 . u " . , sclioof Uinln Hr..tnr 1Mr.".1 l roJ'r.,''
WnrriintK. nlsn In sinie. County mul City CurlllleilCI iini i?i,.i ,ii ! ! i "'o. Ccmntv mul C ty
uiurkel prleo. fall nml m-o nioo" CorroJpoiiil wVlii f-,,,l,,J,i,,"',,ml w' "Iways pay tlio highest
L. MEYER, 10S North Tenth Street.
MAURITIUS
OF
Furnishers,
11th St.
MAURITIUS
Free
M I N 12 D
Kerman,
DENTIST,
on Rubber for $5.00.
Pain by a NEW PROCESS
and Safe Deposit Co.
OF STOCKHOLDERS, $600,000.
mt imp ....,...., r.,-n .mi
vnults, ut annual rental of 3 ami upwards.
1 uu ll HA VIKUH ACCOUNT HOL1CITKD.
A.I'.H 8TUAIIT, W.II.McaitKUHY, II. WKL8II,
Ico I'lcsltlont. Trciisurcr. Toller
WETTER,
Telephone 440
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