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CAPITAL CrPY COURIER, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1890
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"MONARCH"
Gasoline Stoves.
"SIBERIA
Refrigerators.
White lountain j
f Freezers.
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Screen Doors,
Screen Windows,
Screen Wire
Frank E. Lahr,
936 H Street.
North Side Postoflice Square
Cushman Park
AraOMOEMMTS
Sunday, July 27,
Republican Jubilee 1
Tlio whole rcptihlloitn parly Ik rooiieMtod to
lo proKuitt lit Ciisliman, Mumlny July CTtli.
Tho state iiuuilnocH for otlleo in Invited to nil.
tlroMtho oi)lt'i all tho county nominees nro
nrso rciuoNtrsl to make n llvn-mltHito exhor
tation. Williams 'Brothers and Hubbard
Tlio famous sinners, who IioIirM President
Harrison In (til campaign ami who carried
I ml In nit by thorn, will Iiik tlio grand old
party hiiiihKi hoth old and ucr,
Wednesday, July 30,
Grand Union Picnic !
of Tin:
Exposition Department Stores.
All friend mill patrons of theso stores are
cordially Invltnl to taku art. Call at tlio
stores and not a printed Invitation, which
will kIvo you froo admission to the I'nrlc.
Faro tor round trip, IS eonts. Trains leave
depot at 'J, l:'A)miitt1i:K)p. in., returning nt 7
and 10:!W p. in. Come one, conio all,
A Fine Crayon
LIFE SIZE
R-REE
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SHERWIN'S
1124 0 ST. '
Every customer gets a head
and shoulder Crayon Picture
Free .from any and all cost.
This work is made direct from
any photo you may want
copied. Call and look into
this matter.
WILL REMOVE TO
1133 O STIfcJSBT
August i st.
WIRIGK 4 HOPPER,
Trunk : Factory,
208 S. ilth St.
LINCOLN
Xo institute or rcxiUMitir,
Shorthand, ami Typewriting, b the txst ami lurumt
Collc la ins West, bi) student In attendance liut
rear. Students prepared lor tmslneat In from 3 toll
Beautiful UltMtniteil eatalooue. rolleira Jousn&ln, and
oi peBKianinip, mbi ires ujr auurvwun
UUJBKIDaK BOOSE. Uuooln, Neb.
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A Ihjmliir i;rr of Mwlrrn Time.
HunscniiTioNt One Year by Mall or Carried
i(W Hlx Month, f I.(i0; Three Month, MV.j
Ono inotith 80 Cent liiVArnlily In Ailvnnce.
AbVxnTiKMRi(Ti ItAto furnished on application
nt tlio onico, Bpeclal rate on Time Contracts.
Contributions: Short spicy sketches, kiiis and
stories solicited, Personal and Modal note are
eleclAlly desirable,
I'nlNTiNni Wo nmko a specialty of Kino l'rlnttnj?
In nil It branches, Hoclety work a specialty.
Published Sntu relay.
Address All cniiiiniitiiCAtlnii direct to tli otlleo,
WltHHltl. PUINTINO CO.,
I'Uiii.ihiikiih.
Courier llulldluir, m N Hired.
TKI.KI'itONKUM
U Wkhnkl, Jii., IMItornnd Hole rroprletor.
FlIKII IIK.N7.I.NOKII, Associate IMItor,
POPULATION OF LINCOLN, 65,000.
Tub locution of tho world's fair in CIiIciko
will boon tlio lake lto In tlio heart of I In city,
That subllniest of moiioolles, tho Western
Union Telegraph company, hn conio to ad
mit that tlio i-ommorclnl Interest of Ne
braska should lio trontod a well a those of
other Mate, It ha voluntarily reduced tho
rato from Lincoln to IlnstliiKs, Oriiiid Island
nml it number of othur Mlnti from 40 cent
to!M.
TllKbiirnlnirof tlio Western Union build-
Inir In Now York hiu once nore deiiionstrnt.
od Hint llro proof IiuIMiiiri will burn. It
would seem ns though tlio llro oujjht to tuivo
been conllueil to ono room, but It was not.
Until architect nml builder ilo better (too
pie Imtl liottor not ruly too much on "tiro
proof" building. Hotter luivo plenty of llro
twcnpeH of such n kind that they will faolll-
tatu escao.
Thk city engineer has liem Instructed by
thecouu;ll to niako n nirvoy nml estimate
the cost of nstantl plpo to bo located near
(..oIIoko hill In outheat Lincoln. Tho Ntanil
plpo I to bo thlrty-llvo fwt In diameter mid
high oiiourIi tORlvoa prowmro of ooventy-llvo
ImiiiiuI. Lincoln I growing at a rato that
make It neciwary to have tho Improvement
of a city wvorul time a large, nml ono of
It llmt duties Is to glvo It citizens llro pro
toctlon. Tiik I'hlladelplila Hem of u recent iluto Its
circulation U 170,000, by the way hn nu edi
torial under tho caption of "Lincoln, Neb.,"
In which ltny: "Wo are In receipt of tho
Oai'ital City Couuieu. imblUiied in Lin
coln, Nob. It I n tmiidtoino paper mill ably
iHiitwt. air. Ij. Neiwel, Jr., tho islltor, tell
u that. Then follow the Couiukh's notice
of tho removnl of II, Goldmultli to till city.
Our liest wiilitH uro with all who go to Lin
coln, tho home of that worthy man, John
Fitzgerald, Kwj."
Nkhuabka amy get as ninny as eight con
gressmen under tho new apportionment soon
to lo made. After the Inst cetiNus tho mem
bership of tho houMiof representatives was
made !W5. The admission of now states lms
increased it to 333. If it lw increased to IKK)
this state may get eight. If the present mem
bership (U$J) be maintained it will give it
population of about UVS.OOO to each congrw
slonal district, which will entitle Nebraska to
six members, iwisibly seven. Tho llrst step
to be taken by congress in making n ronppor
tionuieut is to decide on the number of mem
bers of the lower house, and some of the lit
publicans are already moving In that direc
tion. The Republican of Nebraska have adopt
ed a miserable plan In Jhe holding of their
state conventions. Thoy are called to meet
at eight In the evening and always take up
the larger part' of the night, This week's
convention lasted until nine o'clock tho next
morning. Thero were 810 delegates and
about as many spectaters. Think of the
wretched feelings of hundreds of these men
after n night In that hot, crowded room,
tilled with the odeis and gasses thrown on by
ItMX) bodies. At times two hundred of the
delegates were absent, but the full vote was
recorded. The Couuieu overheard two men
discussing how they had divided up the
whole ten votes in their delegation on sue
cslve ballot. In some states tho conveu
tlous meet at ten iu the morning, form a
temporary organization and adjourn until
nfternwon to give their committees time to
work and roort. This arrangement gives
the convention the afternoon for its work,
ami if, necessary the early evening can also
be used.
Vuluaiutv'b seal is placed on the woman
who wears her diamond ring outside her
glove, a ILlng very few women of even the
tlnshlet sort are ever guilty of, yet even this
is hardly as bad as a tie w fashion seen once or
twice of late, of embroidering the backs of
evening glove with Jewels. Tho embroider
ed glove has never lieen very popular. Tho
truth is that, although the glove itself is
pretty enough when adorned with needle
work, it is not becoming to the hand when
the glove is worn so close as is the fashion to
day. Iu past ages, when the glove was worn
loose, tho embroidery on the back was ex
tremely becomlug. But this new method of
embroidering with Jewols seems to ha ve
caught the fancy of certain oUentatious peo
ple who find It a new method of displaying
their riches. Of course, oven the wealthiest
women cannot nlTord lo have more than ohm
pair of gloves adorned In this fashion. Bo
that the method Is to have the diamonds
ktrung on eight short lengths of silk, and
these are stltcho.1 on each new pair of gloves
as they are required. The diamonds, of
course," are very small, but attract a great
deal of attention as tho weurer mov us no
hand with the waving of her fan, and the
tour glittering lines down the back of ha .
glove flash back the Ugh).
LINCOLN'S ABSENTEES.
A List of l.lni'oliilte Abroad unit Where
Thry uro Hummel liitf.
City of Mexico-Aaron Iluckiditir.
Nantiuket Bench Mrs. II. W. Brown and
daughter Florence.
With hunting party in Colorado L. C.
Burr.
I'lko, N. Y.,-rVl Williams nuil wife.
Wisconsin Ilev. !'. H. rstelu.
Lnko CliMitnmniii, N. Y., Ml Maud
Hammond.
Urbaim, Ohio-Miss Alice Maitli.ud.
Idaho John IC. Httiut, John Kali Held.
Now Yoik Mr. C. W. Poinfret and
daughter.
Albany, N. Y. Miss Hindi Wool Moore.
Uialmni, W. Vn. Miss lilt Young.
Hlllm, AlucU-ltloliiml 1). Miller.
Battle Creek, .Mich. .Mi. II, .ehriing and
family.
(leorgetowii, Col, Mr. U. O, Dawes.
I'ortliind, Mo. II. K. Lewi mid mhi.
Montreal, Can. K. Uoodrlch.
Cnstlle, N. Y.-MN Mary A. Hinlth.
Richmond, Vt. .Mr. U. A. Williams.
Aslmry 1'atk, N. Y. Mr. J', IC. Cilloy
nun laimiy,
Momence, III. 1'iuf. Olbeault,
Omaha Miss draco Burr.
Olympln, lnh. Mr. L. C. Burr and
dnugliter.
Hwlnglng round the circle C. H. Hlchter.
Halifax, Nova Hcollti J. II. Hurley mid
family.
Cheyenne K, T, Oiulil anil wife.
Cambridge, Ohio Will Johnson,
Touring the east .1. A. Iludilleson mid
wife.
Brooklyn, N. Y. It. H. Motmtt and wife.
Clenova, N. Y. Mr. It, M. Hlmous and
daughter.
I'lttsbiirg-Lleut. T. W. Orllllth.
On tho MlNsisslppi Win. T. Duncan and
wife.
MnssnchiifcettH II, H. Gordon and wife.
Mllwaukeo Carl C. Lnntz and family.
Btiiralo, N. Y. Miss Julia Hinlth.
Dunkirk, N. Y.-F. W. A. Kind.
Ashland, Wl. Kred Baldwin and family.
Lebanon, I'a. K, l. Kwing ami family.
Lnko Mliinotoiikit Mr. W. H. Iliiirmnn
and children.
I'liliuer Lnko. Col. Mm. A. M. Ilainl.
De Moines Miss Margaret Balrd,
Nlagra Falls. Mr. JohuBheedy.
Madison, Neb. Mr. J. D. Hood.
Dayton, Ohio Jlles Jennie nml Jlnry
Umlerwooil, Mi. A. (I. Blllmeyer.
Old Point Comfort, Va. Mrs. A. H. Bay.
inoiul mid children, Alls Blanche ilargreaves,
Ml-. 11. C Outcalt and children, Mr. C. 0.
Wheodou nml children, Mr. Prof. Little.
louring Kuropo A. K, Ilargreaves, W.W.
Wll'on, T. Kwing, I). K. Tlioiiipiou,
Lyons, N. Y. Mr, It, M. Lyons and niece.
KriH)ort, III. Mrs. J. W. Menlovo and
daughter.
Scranton.Pn. Mrs. a. T. Dnyklti.
Plattsmoulh-Mi'M. H. M. Bushiiell.
Detnei-C C. Muiihoii and family.
Ilavenna Mr. Duke Beall,
Jamestown, N. 1). Miss Lollle Smith.
Marietta, a Mr. Dr. Charles Hurt.
8t. Louis A. T. Btillmnn nml wife.
Oieuwooil HpringH, Col. John Kelirttug.
Kste Park, Col. Carl Fuuko and wife, W,
M. Leonanland wife, W. II. Hargrouve and
wife, A. C. Kleiner nud wife, Fred Hmyser,
Mason Uregg ami fiimll), L. O, M. Baldwin
nml family, J. V. Laiihlug ami sons, Frank
Burr, MUs Grace Burr.
St. Paul Sirs. Tlio. Bewell and daughter,
L. C. Chaplu nud mother.
Helena. Mont. M. D. Thurston, A. H. Bar
ber, Mr. I.. C, Pace and daughter darkle.
Manttou .Mis Laura Haggard, Mrs. L. B.
Treeman and tlniighter, Mrs. T, P. Folsoin,
Mrs. Mary Gregg nud daughter, Mr. Ada
Kspy.
Colorado Hprlngs 1 Hue Brown, Mrs. M.
C. Coleman, Miss Clnlr Link. J. B. Horton.
Mm. J. II. McMurtry nml daughter, Miss
Tote.
Hot Hprlngs, S. D. Mrs. M. K. Wheeler,
Banuiel Oouens mid wife, It. M. Turner and
wife, Mrs. Austin Humphrey, Mm. Nonls
Humphrey, Dr. W. L. Dayton, Mrs. Paul
Holm, Mrs. Morris Turner, A. C. White, J.
B. Strode, Mm. Thos. H. Benton, Mrs. 8. M.
Melick, Mm. J. McMnnlgle, J. Farmer and
wife
Boston-O. W. Webster mid family, Mrs.
Adolf Weber, Prof. Bagnnll, Prod C. Howe,
Salt I.ake Geo. 8encer anil family, J. M.
Millspaugh nud family, Jus. Spencer and
wife, Frank Gregg mid wife, Kd. Church,
Mm. J. D. Parish and daughter. It. T. SyN
vnnus nud family, Mm. Jewe D. Moore, Mrs.
Anna Miller, Miss Lona Gillespie.
MlnneaiHjlls Mrs. M. W. Magoon, Rev. O,
E. Baker.
Madison, Wis. Mrs. Albert Watklns and
children.
Rochester, N. Y. Miss Cora Hardy.
Coldwater, Mich. Mioses Ionise Smith
and Alice Righter.
Dayton, O. Mrs. A. G. Blllmeyer.
Hamilton, Canada Jack Stobbs and sUter
Maud.
Iowa Mrs. A. J. Caldwell, Jim. D. P,
Cropsey,
Visiting iu various psrts of state.
Whllo lnniiv nf nnr lillsllli'-o bniispa rtnY
their attention to business timing the hot
mouths, allowing their advertisements to
disappear from the uewspaiem, their business
luruuuuwn ami ineir customers logoeiso
wliere, U Meyer & Co. beg to Inform the
tiubllo thnt thv nlfVr nt nil tlmra n full niul
constantly replenished stock of dry goods,
dress goods, notions, novelties, ribbons, laces,
etc. It often happens that a lady lluils it
necessary or convenient to add to her ward
robe or her list of wearing apparel In July
and August. In such cases she can find at
110 North Tenth street u stock Just u com
plete, fresh and varied as at any other season.
ijousiam attention vo mo wants oi eacu uay
as It comes is the leadiug font uro of this popu
lar house.
Some years ago wo were very much sub
Ject to severe spells of cholera morbus; nr.'t
now when we feel any of the symptom? that
usually proceed that ailment, such as Wk at
tho stomach, diarrhoea, etc., wo l,m
scary. We have found Chamberlaia's ret.V
edy the very thing to straighten one out in
such cases, and always keep It aliout. It Is
somewhat similar to tho usual cholera cures,
but seems to contain Ingredients that render
It more pleasant to take, and that do their
wor'i iu ire quickly. Sheriir Devereux teRs
us that he ts subject to cholera morbus, and
recently fell a m coming on, when he ob
tained a bottle of Chamlorlaiu'scollcl choN
era nud illnrrli'Mii remedy, and two (lows
muile him all right. We aie not writing
this for a pay tottlmonlil, but to let our read
ers know what I a good thing to keep handy
lit the house. Troy, (ICau.,) Chltf, For lalo
by A. iu Bunder.
Telephone at tho Coukikh oillco Is 253,
A : Favorite : Ladies' : Carriage
See Them on Our Streets.
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SOLE AGENTS, ji15 tn 2,15 North Tenth Street, LINCOLN, NEB.
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