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Sow Grass Seed Now
Blue Grass
AND
White Clover Seed.
Landretli's Reliable Garden Seeds
Frank E. Lahr,
936 P Street,
North Side Postofiice Square
A Fine Crayon
LIFE SIZE
F RBB
AT
SHERWIN'S
1124 0 ST.
Every customer gets :i head
and shoulder Crayon Picture
Free from any and all cost.
This work is made direct from
an)' photo you may want
copied. Call and look into
this matter.
Sfiriug ...
Goods
The Cream of the Market
IN
FINE FABRICS
JUST OPENED AT
THEP.H. COOPER
TAILORING CO
1225 O SREET.
Now at home In our new location, we
nrc showing the largest and finest line of
SUITINGS
of nil kinds ever shown In Lincoln. Our
work Is of the finrst, Styles always correct
and prices reasonable. We solicit a cnll
and Inspection.
COMFORT
FOR THE FEET I
life Made Easy
HY BUYING i ) .1 ) tM :
FINEST AND
More Comfortable
SHOES
Ever sold In Lincoln. To try them on Is
to buy. These goods to be found only at
Webster & Roger's
1043 O Street.
9rStCilt I
BjHjMfiMa
A liiitrr lijifi' ( Mottrru 7Yir
riunm ntrrioN O110 Your by Mnllnr Ourled
IJiKl, HU Months, fins), Three Months, Mo.j
Oiw month $ Out InrsrnMy In Advance
AllVRIITISICMKNTH' llAtea fllrtllnlllNt OII Application
At the oflliv MhhsIM rates mi Time Coiitrncln.
l)HTnmimoNs: Htiort spicy sketches, poems ntui
stories solicited. Personal and Hov-IaI notes nre
iwn('lAlly ilenlrnhle.
I'mntinii: We nmko nvllly of Klnn PrltithiK
In All It tiriuiolio Hoclcl) work n se.liiUy.
PubllNhod Snturdny.
AililnotK nil foiuiiiiiiiiciitlniis direct to tlif nnVn
WlCNNlCL, 1 'KINTINO CO,
flTllt.lMII KHM.
Courier llulldimr, 11,1.' N Htreot.
Tki.ki'Hiink'2VI
L Wkhhki., .In., Editor niul Holo I'niprleUir.
KllKII IlKNXIMIKIi, Amoelnto Editor
POPULATION OF LINCOLN, 65,000.
Lincoln's shoo factory Is nownssurtsl. Tho
required bonus Iiiin boon put up mid II. H
Mlllanl has gone to Massachusetts for tho
innchinery. Tim factory will Iki hx-ntinl wist
of tho city.
Onk way to advertise says a Now York
paper, is to sotid clieularH to names taken
fioin HoinodliiH'tory, most of tlio srsniis lu
which in o oltlicr itoiul or have changed their
IVSHHtl vo lllldrOJWI'M.
TlIK Hock iNlaud lailrond has intlmnted
that It wllleonuito Lincoln If given f.'O.UX)
and tint right-of-way on Eighth trtet
Tlicro would lion hitter tight ngaint giving
up that street, anil tlio hoIuIIoii of tho ill
luiutiia Is a liig union depot for all railroads.
Tlio Heal Estate exchange lias taken up tho
movement to that end,
Tin: nineteenth annual meeting of the
Woman's Presbyterian Ixwird of mission of
tho northwest has lHen held In Lincoln this
week and was attended with much Intercut.
One of Its features was tho welcome extended
hy the ladles of other churches. Mrs. Wing
Hiko for tlio Klrst Congregational, Mrs. J. J
Imhiiir for Ht. I'aul M. E., Mrs. I)r. Woods
for tlio llaptlst and Mrs. Collins for the Chris
tian. A caiikmiiiam from Munich, (lerinany,
last Monday says: 'AlfMuulcli nHsemtiled
Himilay to wltnts the opening of lliitTalo
Hill's Wild West at tlio Havarlan court. All
tlio enhliiet inliiMwn, most of tho memltcrsof
tho diplomiitie corps, tho American colony
and the American art students were Included
in the audience, which uumlicrcd l5,tKK. Tlio
porfoi mituco scored a groat success. Tlio
Wild West makes Its entrance Into Germany
under tlio most fivorahlo and promising
auspices.
TilK hill authorizing tlio expenditure of
f0,(H)0 for a military store depot at tlio gov
eminent corral at Omaha, has passed thu sen
ate and w ill probably go through tho house.
Tho hill to llx tho salary of tho surveyor of
tliu istrt of Lincoln at Jl.'.'OO nyoar, with fees
nud commission, will lw taken up today mid
Is also likely to pais. Nominations for the
laud olllcers for tho two now districts of No
ln aska w ore sent to tho senate Wednesday by
tho president. Thoy will eonio up in tho llrst
executive session for eoullrmatiou, In all
probability.
Bknatoii Mandkhso.v has Introdueisl a
rt'solutiou In tho sonato calling upon Oeni'ial
Qreely to furnish statistics lelatlvo to tho
climate eouditious of Nebraska lieariiiK UKu
tho subject of ngrleultuie. A valuable ro
M)it of a similar character was furnished by
tho chief sigiinl olllcer u year or two iiro
Kivlng InformatUui of this ehaiaetvr lelatlvo
to tho conditions fi nm n climatic stnndolut
lu WasliliiKtoii and Oregon. Tho secretary
of ngrleultuie has uotlllod the Nebraska
senators that tho Impoitod niKar lu-et setsl
hasairlvtslat tho dopaitment and only '.'(HI
(K)imds are available for distribution hy thu
Nebraska delegation.
Thk records nt Washington show that tor
nadoes aro unknown In tho western half of
Nehiaska while lu tho eastern portions they
are not more than one-half as frtspieut as in
Missouri ami eastern Kansas. This Is largely
due to its geographical locstlon ielatio to
the lack of baiometrio depressions. In tho
early spriiie; thefo dcpicsinis mimi easterly
ovr latitudes further to tho south, causing
attending tornadoes to occur lu tlio lower
Missouri 01 tho central Mississippi valley,
whilo as tho season udvaueesthu storm tineks
move faitlier to the northwaid eairlng the
legion of tornadoes fm titer to the northward
over tho states of tho upiKT Mississippi valley.
A WAHitiNOTONCorrespondentsajs: Indi
cations nro that Nebraska will secure more
lu the way of public buildings this season than
many of tho other states and tho reason of it
Is that towns which nro down on the calendar
for public buildings In Nebraska are smaller
and consequently their wants nro smaller
than those of some other states In tho east
The Fremont hill has already passed ImUIi
houses. Hentilco and Hastings are almost
certain to go through this week, nm! Nor
folk stands 11 good chance a little later Then,
with Oinalia dispoHnl of, Nebraska, In this
rwiect, will bo pretty well taken csro of and
the coma w ill ho clear for a suitable hill for
Mucoid at the next session of congress.
Sknatou Culiaiu has concluded his report
upon the Investigation nmdo by the commit
tee on interstate commerce Into tlio relations
of tlio railroads of the United (States mid
Canada, mid also w hether there are any dis
criminations in the charges made for tolls
against tho United States vessels passing
through the Wetland and Ht. Liwreueo
canals, The rvoit asserts that an unjust
disci imlnat Ion is made by Canada against
American vessels on thu lakes in the matter
of entrance and clearance fees. Vessels jmss
lug through the Wellsnd ctitisl bound to
Montreal have a lelmle made of a (tortloa of
thu tolls paid for canal passage; but if Ixnmd
to any American poit or the 8t. Lawrence
liver no rebate Is made. This, tho report
claims, is a violation of thu treaty of Washington.
WSmm
CAPITAL CITY COURIER,
nil lit ii i nniMtii uniKiin i i at
'""' I'AOUlUWdUI' 1 III! II Al
OLIVE HARPER HIVES INFORMATION
ON THE DONNET QUESTION.
Ami Then Nlm Drsorllirs In IrtU Nillil
br of I'rntly lliiiinrt anil Nonm Vrrjr
Taking Wraps nnil t'mtunin l'lcturea
f thn Ijtllnr.
(HmoIaI CornwMnililien.)
Nkw Yoiik, April 1M. Truly tho now
spring IxmnetH arc lovely. They nro
smiill, It In true, jnl luck something of
that jiolntt'd, iiggiesslvo Htylo that woro
favorites for tho lust two seasons, hut
tho velvet Honors and tho lino tnslo
shown In tho selection of colors nmku
thorn beautiful. There vviw ono Mack
lnuo bonnet, with velvet niiflturtlus In
throe or four rihudeH of yellow, from
loinon t rich orange hrown, ami words
cannot paint lt imperii liouuty. Tho
hrllllancoof tho coloring was tniul down
hy tho hlnok lace, which wan twined
among them no that thoy wore partly
vellisl and shaded.
KI.KOANT NKW WIIAPS.
Tho crownh-HH lKUiueta nro a fixture,
particularly for tho carriage and visit
ing. The most of tlii'so liavo n decided
consul olTect, many having n hand of
jut or Iridescent bead trimming in Eiffel
polnta fcot ho tlmt tho K)Ints nee hi to
fitand up from tho head. It Is very be
coming to any stylo of face.
If fashion shown sentiment in bouuclH
niul hntH she shows little In tho untiling
of colors this HciiHon, ami till tho i Idlest,
piettlest similes nro imiiied after vego
Uihlen. Aubergine, or egg plant, is the
favorite. This is u rich purple with
black shades. Those nro carrot, tomato,
mushroom and lettuce tints lu nil the
new fabrics, butEHTel red, or terrncottn,
Mill retains its populailtv.
Plaids in soft surah silk and in poplins
as well as woolen goods mo very popular
mid, to ho entirely do rigucur, should ho
uiiido on the bins. Black velvet in bliw
folds or riblxni is tho only suitable trim
ming, and black- wraps or jackets tho
only outer garments tlmt should bo
worn. I glvo heio three new mid very
handsomo wraps; two nro made of black
faille Francnise, twlinmed with laco
and chenille trimmings. They are easily
made, us the hack of them both nro jimt
like 11 dress wnist, with a fnll of lace ntui
u bit of the passementerie trimming as n
finish. Illaclc straw hats of natln finish
braid, trimpied with ribbon and plumes
to match, are worn with them. Tho
plain skiit beside tho plaid ono is of
EilTol red camel's hair.
Tho other two costumes nro just nmdo
anil among tho most elegant of tho sea
son. The walking costume has the plain
skit t of stone gray bongiilino, with loz
enges of brown upon It. Tlio dainty
wrap is of Eiirol ladies' cloth brnidoil
with black. Tho novelty of this Is the
wrapetTeet, which is obtained hy length
ening tho fronts, ami tho closing of it on
the left side is also quite a pretty Inno
vation. Tho bleuves ure loose. Tho body
of the wrap is a simple basque in tho
back, anil it ilts the shies tinder tlio arm.
The house ill ess is of coachman's drab
Henrietta cloth laid in double box plaits
in flout vvheie it is slightly draHd. The
back of tho gown is piiiicess shnpo in
suutT brown lleiuiettn, the waist, culls
and skirt being lavishly trimmed with
silk passementerie one hIiiuIu lighter.
Tlio dainty pattern gown has ulready
been copied in jovernl other combina
tions. Aubei glue and light blue m o seen
together, but moss green and drab, ci cam
color with olive i;reeu and such combina
tions aro more leliued. Two shades of
grny, ono very dark and the other light,
aro always elegant and lad like, as aro
also ditferent shades in brown.
UVDYLIKK COSTL'MKS.
Just now the uiaidou vvith tho abnor
mally developed hat brim and tho bit;
ilogaro seen out, and tho young lady's
struggles to keep the dog within bottiuN
niul the hat from blowing otT nlTonl
cause for anxiety on tho part of the be
holder not unmixed with nnmscmcut. If
tho hut did blow olT, could she trust tho
dog to catch it for her? Or is tlio hat
nailed on securely? Tho wholo Is a
subject for reflection, but I don't believe
tho nails would injuro tho brr.in of any
girl who goes out In tlio street with o big
dog, Olive Uarprii.
SA'ITRDAY, APRIL 26,
TASTEFUL FURNITURE
I'rrlly nuil Convenient Artlrtm of Now
HmIbii.
Tho accompanying design Is a pleasing va
riation to tho over present oval or round
drawing room tablo. Tlio novel feature is n
"nblnet attachment forming part and parcel
of tho lower structuro. Although tho cabi
net table represented Is Intended to bo an In
laid one In fact, en suite with tho Ixittor claim
of drawing room furniture now twlng mndo
tho saino Idea could bo adapted to library pur
Kwes with slight change. Tho doors In tho
ups-r pnrt could ho nmdo of wood Instead of
glass, and tho small drawers undernoAth tho
disjrs could lie disNnvd with or placed In
side tho cuplsmrd.
Tlio interiors of doors could Ikj lined with
leal her, nuil tho doors hfnged at Isittom so as
to lie used as writing slopes when let down.
In tho event of this suggestion Mug adopted,
CAIIINKT TAI1I.B.
the canted corners of upier or cabinet pnrt
would have to Ixi made smaller to admit of
sufllclently largu doors for writing purposes.
Thu sMices under cabinets should, in any case,
In) left oien, as it gives thu tablo n lighter np
pearnueu, and nlso forms a useful receptacle
for china, pusjrs, etc. If made for a library
tho enrichments would probably Is) carved
Instead of Inlaid Tho dimensions aro ns fol
lows: Extreme width, -I fcot 0 Inches; ex
treme height, ft feet. The other details nro
siilllclently clear to render further explana
tion iinins.vssary
This design of a simple little work tablo Is
framed ukiii rather unusual lines so as to an
swer a double purxso. Tho Issly is diamond
sluiMvl and arranged for tho icceptlou of
needlework. This is provided with two lids,
which, when cloned, sloHi al an angle with
tho shape of tho
body. These lids
nro Inteiulisl to Ihi
leather lined for
writing puris)se.
Should occasion oc
cur to Uso thu ar
ticle lor cor res -ondencu,
it Is only
necessary to raise
the flaps, which are
supported, and tho
required sloois se
cunsl and eontrol
led bv in on u h of
tho familiar action. "' woiiK TAIU.K.
A small rack is at thu sidu for the reception
of n blotting case, which, thus plnced, would
nlwnjs bo leady to hand. It Is also tltted to
serve in the capacity of nn ordinary table for
"at homo" purM)ses.
When loqulred for uso as a work table, ono
llap should remain closed and the other
should bo turned I Ight back uon tho center
stilpof wood to which both of them aro at
tached, This would niako tho Intel lor more
accessible and bring tho lid Into play as' a
convenient tablo for needlework requisites.
In const i net ion it should consist in tho main
of a light ojien wooden framework, with silk
or plush Introduced us n background. As
will lm seen, tho under rail Is provided with
nil upholstered foot rest
-73 tor gftrTtv
A DUAWINO UOOM CAIIINKT
Ileing of gootl propoition mid graceful out
line, this cabinet will undiiulittsll) Hud favor.
Tho general arrangeuient is admirably adapt
(si for displaiug china, brle-n-lirae, etc.
The design throughout has Iteeii adapted for
uinrqiti tr inlav , tin i-.i ,ient. fi ie , i'oors
and draweiM all albiluig hee scon for tlio
skillful manlpiilaiiuii f that haudlciatt.
Tills design should lie eai rlid out either ill
stained mahogany with snllnwood stiiugliig
and maiqueti , or m inewood, in which lat
ter case the lula should be of lnr or vari
ous stmnisl woods.
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MMk
; E)fnh7?Sv(Mer MI IsV BEnl II
I
1890
Ladies : Will : Find
It to their interest to attend and buy their
DRESS GOODS
At the Ashby & Millspaugh
BANKRUPT SALE
We have the finest and best selected line of
Mohairs and Lustres
Ever shown in the city. Price so low as to satisfy all.
n. BLOCH,
i i.ii and r 143 O St. Successor to Ashby & Millspaugh
NOW
AXD.
Ready : for
HERMAN BROTHERS'
NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
I0I7-10I9 O street.
We are showing a line of goods that for make-up, fit,
trimmings and style cannot be excelled anywhere and we
ask you to call and inspect the stock and get our prices.
Everything New, Neat and Complete,
and not an old garment of any description in the house.
In Children's Clothing,
We show the largest and finest line in the city. Every
lady should see our boys and youths apparel. We have them
in all qualities and sizes. Every garment guaranteed as rep
resented and all goods marked at lowest cash price. Call and
see us.
HERMAN BROS.
Casli Clothiers,
1017-1019 O Street.
SPRING
1890
71 loch KnuU'h llloch
JAMBS C. K1ER,
'iirSolc Agency for KNOX World Renowned Hats.
Cor. O and 11th Street.
Great Modern 6onv?nieDGe!
"The Gilt Edge"
Gas Stoves
The World's Best!
Willi this Stove, which is the Latest Invention, less gas is used than
with nnv other stove and produces Far Hotter Cooking. It lias alicady
bcome the Envoi lie Everywhere and its merits need but to be explain
e.l to be appreciated bv even one.
STOVES IN OPERATION
at our store and we invite jou to cnll and examine them and sec it work,
F. A. Korsmeyer & Co.
215 South Eleventh Street.
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