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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1891
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Mason's Fruit Jars,
Jelly Glasses,
Siberia Refrigerators,
New Method Gasoline Stoves;
Lawn Mowers,
Screen Doors,
Screen Windows,
Screen Wire,
Step Ladders.
FRANK E. LAHR
936 P St.
Phonic 380
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Souvenir
Spoon.
A novelty of
vnhie to every
patriotic Anei
lenn; o( Interest
to every elllrcn
of Ncbrnskn.
Price, $3.50,
plain bowl. $4
gilt bowl.
Dcscilptlon
Cnpltol building
In ban- relief,
tpllt rnll f o r
handle, Mir
in o u n t c d by
mnul ami wedge
a historical re
minder of Pres
ident Lincoln.
A large line of
other distinctive
spoons In stock.
Era
J.B.Trickey
& CO.
JEWELERS
1035 0 8t
Clearance Sale !
ALL SUMMER GOODS
AT
ClearancePrices
YOU CA.N BUY
Summer Weights
IN-
CLOTHING, HATS
and Underwear,
For Less Money than Ever
Before.
COME AND SEE US.
If you Deposit your Sayings
IN THE
Lincoln Savings Bank
i Safe Deposit Co.
'H.K.cor. UthandPHta.
THEY WILL EARN INTEREST FOR YOU
Attlie Kate of
5-Five per Ct. per Annum-5
Save 3.00 a week and It amounts with
Interest In five years to f 1,500.00.
Bank opens nt 0:30 a. in. to 3:30 p. in. ami
Saturday evenings, S to 8 p. in.
Safes to Rest la Burglar and Fire
Proof Vaults. )
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Published Saturday.
AMroM nil caininuaicittloiif itlrvct to tin' officii
VVKasICL, PKINTtNQ CO ,
I'lrilMMllKIIR.
Courier HuIMIiik, II M N Hlrrot.
Trt.Ki'iioMKiVI
L Wkmmki,, Jn,, Editor and Holo Pi cprletor.
HUliseinrrloM Ona Vciir ly Mull or Carried
i(M Hlx Montlia. tl.0W Tlin'O Mniill-N,A0c.'
Olio munlli H.Vnl tiintrnlily In Advance
Al)VKNTIIltMKMTIi: ltt' furolftlieil on hi)IIcaIIoii
lit llm office. Hx'elnl rnlen on Time Contracts.
rnxTRintTioMiHlicirtiilcr sMcliM, poenn and
Metrics solicited. IVrsonal ninl Hoolnl notos are
rxclftlly di'slrnhle.
rmsmtni V make a sclitU' of Fine I'rliitlnir
In all II liranclie. Hnclrtv work a specialty.
Knlereil nttlie I'mtofllro of l.llicoll1, Neb.,
as nerond class tnntter.
POPULATION OF LINCOLN, 65,000.
AMUSEMENTS.
"Kajaiikn," a 1'arMnu spectacular, will be
the attraction at the Kiiukn'a next Tuesday
and Wednesday evening. The following If
thocoiniueiit from the New York News:
The production of "Kajankn" last uvenlin;
attracted unusual attention, mid no doubt
made n utvat success. In the llrt net were
hIiow 11 xonii very bemitlful scenes, transform
ations mid chnrncterlstlc dances. The second
net ns devoted to marches', daiicesaud sing
ing, by as pretty a lievy of youiiK girls ns
ever wt re seen In chorus or ballet. Then'
nre several transformation cenei in this ivt
which wore marvels or mechanical anil mi tic
tic art. The eight Martini's French acrobats
were very line. Tim last act was given over
to pantomime, and proved to la) a means of
pleasing those who had seen such In childhood,
and cannot fall to delight the littlo folks.
"Kajankn" Is the most pleasing piece of the
kind seen here In ears If It was over
equalled.
TIIKATIIICAI. TALK.
New Turner Hall most convlnent for danc
ing nud sociables for rent. Apuly 1. J,
Wohlonherg'a cigar store l'.tl south 11th st.
The late William Irving Paulding be
iueathed the sum of '..'0,000 to Frederick
Paulding to bo used in the production of
"TheHtiuggloof Ufo."
Agues Huntington will make a tour of
twelve weeks In this country next season un
der the management of Marcus It. Mayer,
tier new theatre In London will not be ready
for her until next March.
One of the surprises that Fannie lllce
promises for her new musical comedy next
season will be a cornet solo. Miss Rice will
also Introduce the Hungarian ballet dance
which she danced nearly three hundred times
at the New York Casino in "Nadjy."
Minna Clule will have nil extensive report
ory next season, Including "The Duchess of
Pmtun , "As You Like It," Evndne, "Fnalo"
Iugomar," "Homeo and Juliet," "The
Hunchback," "Much Ado about Nothing"
and K)slbly "The Merchants of Venice."
"Jane," the now comedy which Charles
Frcluuan will produce next Fall, has passed
its JKUli performance In Loudon. It will be
produced nt the Madison Square Thenti-u,
August ltd, and If successful, will be con
tinued until the mlddlu of October. Mr.
Frohmnu has given as much attention to th
people in this cist as lie did to his "Wilkin
son's Widows" and "All tho Comforts of
Home."
For the complexion use Ayer's Sarsapa
rllla. It brings booming health to wan
cheeks.
Its concentrated curative power, makes
AyerV Bnrsapnrilla the lest blood purifier.
At Maiiltuu.
Manitou SrniNos, Colo., June 'J7. Spec
ial. Manitou I to the people what n sugar
barrel Is to the tiles on a bright summer day
decidedly attractive. There is an absence
of Me and an Influx of people nt Manitou
that is refreshing. These Juno days nre of
the leafy June that poets prate of cool
mornings, warm enough at noontime to re
mind the out door waudorer that it Is sum
mer, and evenings full of moonlight and
coolness.
The walks, drive and trails about Manitou
nre so numerous that old timer of several
season's experience find some new beauties
whenever they go out. The country Is para
dise for tho lively young woman or the
brawny young man who delights in explor
ing expeditions. Manitou Is best reached via
the Union Pacific.
The Hut Springs of Dakota.
These stirlnirs are rnnlillv lieeomlnir fnmntin
on account of the wonderful curative proper
ties or uie waters,;ami the many (marvelous
cures which have been effected by the ther
mal baths.
The town and springs are delightfully situ
ated In a picturesque valley in the Black
Hills country, abounding In lienutiful ilf.
effects, mid at an altitude of !J,s0O feet above
uiesen level j inus insuring a pure atmos-
jiuere mm exuiiaraiing climate, absolutely
free from malaria.
Under tho enterprising nnd progressive
management or the Hot Bprlngs company
many desirable Improvements have lieen
made; among the number tho erection of a
commodious bath house fitted up with all
modern conveniences for the comfort of
guests. New hotels have been built and com
fortably furnished throughout, conducted tn
flrstclau style and at reasonable rates.
Those who nrefer stonnlmr tttn nrlvin iimuo
will find many desirable boarding places
wuero goou nccninmouauons are WrnlMiocl
at moderate prices.
The superior dally service now afforded by
the Hurllngton Route to Hot Springs, with
uirouBu sleeping car nceommoi'atioiis from
Omaha, Lincoln, Aurora ami Grand Island,
makes the trip au easy and enjoyable one;
and for the benefit of nil Who desire to test
the enlency or the waters, round trip tickets
at reduced rates, coo. I foe nliitv ilnv mv
now on sale at all office of the Burlington
Route.
For pamphlet, descriptive of the springs,
and full Information as to rates, time, etc.,
apply to nny.ngent of the company, or to
J. Fkancib, Gen't Pass'rd: Tk't Agt.,
' ' Omaha, Neb.
DRESSING FOR CHURCH.
IT IS A DELICATE ART WHICH FEW
UNDERSTAND.
Olive ltrcr Tells How Soma New York
UoIiimi Ho It Hiime Infiiriniitloii Itr
Harding Mourning Onwns for Young
Lnillc The Cum lug Autumn Htylcs.
Bcclal Corrcsx)ntlenco,
New Yoiik, July 0. Lot us bo sober
today and think about going to church,
nml talk over tho most Btiltnblo dress fur
such occasions. Tlino was when n lady
put on her very llncst and best fir
church, but now alio remember that
there is a tlino for everything, and that
ron oilmen,
la n very convenient argument in favor
of nn entirely now costume. A dress
intended for church wear should not bo
Kiiudy nor ovcrtrimmed, nor should it bo
in too bright colors; nor, on tho other
bund, Is it right to put on just anything
that comes to hand. To dress in perfect
tasto for church is a dollcnto gift more
tlinn having tho means of buying any
thing ono wants.
A very modest and suitable gown for
church for a young lady wns inndo of
palo gray cashmere worked on tho tabu
that bordered tho bottom of tho skirt in
black silk. Those opened over another
skirt of whito embroidered pongee. A
small mantelet in black surah, with h
little passomcuteric trimming and a
ruftle and jabot of embroidered black
pongee, is worn, and a plain whito sailor
hat with a gray baud completes a cos
tume that is in every way euitablo for
church.
Another gown which can bo worn by
women of any age has an underskirt of
lusterless sllic, and this is entirely cover
ed, waist, sleeves and almost nil of tho i
skirt, by black Spanish laco. It is looped
up on the left sido nud held by two black
satin butterfly bows without ends and n
pointed girdle of tho name ties in tho
back. The bonnet is of black chip with
jet and gold liead baud and ornament in
front. Nothing could bo more retlnod
or clognut. A small silk or laco wrap
can be worn if liked, as bouio ladies
never feel fully dressed without coiuo
kind of a wrap.
Cashmere sorgo, plain black silk and
such goods are always in good tasto for
church dresses, and the wealthiest ladies
in Now York dress the plainest In church,
though they naturally have fine material
nnd are very careful in tho matter of
gloves and boots and such like articles of
toilet. Prayer books aro carried in
dainty little bags, made on purpose, of
velvet, satin, kid or silk, or even in net
ted beads of steel or jet. Some prayer
books, however, aro curried between
neat celluloid covers or satin stlflly em
broidered with gold. A sweet seronity
nnd far away look Is always put on with
tho surah dresses, and it Is very becom
ing too.
Tho fall Importations are now begin
ning to arrive, and tho early fashion
MOUlt.NIXa OOWNS FOR YOUKO LAD I US.
writer gets tho first news, which is this
tho coming soason Is going to bo a som
ber ono as far as coloring goes. Nearly
everything is to bo black. Velvet, satin.
Bilk, woolen goods all black. The gen
eral blackness will lw relioved with
Japaneso folds and Japanese pipings in
light colors wherovor pipings can be
placed, and it is astonishing how many
places can lo found for it. Sometimes
thero will bo only ono fold or piping, and
then thero may bo four or fivo In differ
ent colors or shades. When neatly done
this forms a very refined and pretty trim
ming. The newest silks nre of the conrso
ribbed kind, falllo and ottoman having
tho preference. Thero will also bo some
failles with a deep brocaded border for
tho bottom, which is very rich nnd hand
some. Olive Haki'er
It la such nn unusual thing to allow
women In Italy to take part in public
affairs that tho uowspapers have made
much of the appointment of a woman to
the Congregation of Charity, which dis
poses of tho trust fund for the benefit of
tho poor.
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How Mosmloiit laSJmlr.
Sozodont is composed of castilo soap,
drams; glycerine, drama: alcohol,
1 ounce; soft water, I ounces; and oil of
wintergreen, anise or cinnamon for flav
oring. The nccompanyitig powder la
comjKised of eijunl parts of prepared
chalk, orris root and carbonate of mag
nesia. 1 1 cut In Knt Cucumbers,
Cncnmliers should never Ik eaten with
out vinegar and jH-pper. Otherwise the
largo quantity of woody fiber contained
in them would create indigestion nnd
fermentation. Oil nnd salt should not
bo used. They render cucumbers un
wholesome, lint hero is nn excellent
way to eat them: Peeli then cut into
slices lengthways; sprinkle both sides
with corn meal, pepper nml salt, and fry
them brown. Cucumbers treated in this
way make a delicious dish.
How to Use Coal.
Many a housckcvticr complains that
tho coal supplied to her cellar is of dif
ferent qualities. This hapjiens very sim
ply. When the coal is poured into the
cellar the larger and heavier lumps roll
to the sides and bottom, wherens tho
smaller kind stops in tho center. If tho
coal is mixed after dellverv an even size
and quality will bo insured.
How Vt'uves Am Ciilmcil liy Oil.
Owing to its inferior sja'clflc gravity
oil forms a floating film, which defends
tho surface of the water from contact
with tho currents of air, and tho friction
between tho winds nnd the waves is
greatly diminished, in tho same manner
that the friction between solids is liy ap
plication of oils.
How tn Htrt'tigthiMi tin, Kycs.
A simple and excellent plan to preservo
nnd strengthen tho eyes Is this: Every
morning pour some cold water into your
washing bowl; nt tho bottom of tho bowl
place a silver coin or other bright object;
then put your fnco into the water with
tho eyes open mid fixed on the object at
tho bottom; move your head from sido
to side gently, and you will find that this
morning bath will make your eyes
brighter and stronger nnd preservo them
beyond tho ordinary allotted time.
How to Preserve Milk unit Cream.
Put the milk or cream into bottles nnd
plnco them in a saucepan with cold wa
ter, which rise gradually to tho boiling
point. Then take from tho flro and cork
instantly. Again rniso tho milk to a
boiling iiolnt for half a minute, anil let
the bottles cool in tho water in which
they wero boiled. Milk thus treated will
remain perfectly good for six months.
How tn Make Hens Luy In Winter.
Mix a portion of minced meat overy
day with their other food, nnd seo that
they have plenty of gravel, old plaster
tering or powdered eggshells to peck
among. The latter mny also bo mixed
with their food.
How to Iteiiiiivv Ink Htnlns.
Lemon juico readily removes ink from
tho hnnds. Diluted spirits of niter, ap
plied with a feather, tnkea ink spots
from mahogany, which should bo rubbed
over immediately with a rag dipped in
cold water, or a whito mark will bo left.
Ink spots in linen fabrics should bo wet
with milk nnd covered with common
salt before the articles aro washed. An
other way to take out ink is to dip the
nrticlo in melted tallow. Ink stains
may also bo removed from whito fabrics
by n little salt of lemons, diluted muri
atic acids, oxalic acid or tartaric ucid
and hot water. All strong acids, how
ever, injure tho fabric, aud tho spots
should bo well rinsed in cold water after
they aro used.
How to lletleve lllieiimntlc Tains.
Llmo or lemon juico, used in liberal
quantities, frequently relieves tho par
oxysms of rheumatism. Ono noted phy
sician claims that by tho persistent use
of this simple ncld for three days (all
stimulating liquids being avoided) the
most confirmed rheumatism will relax
nnd the tone of tho muscular and nerv
ous system bo restored to its usual char
acter. Another siniplo remedy is to
bathe tho parts affected with water, in
which potatoes havo been boiled, as hot
as can be borne provious to retiring.
Obstinate cases havo yielded to this sim
ple treatment.
How to Cure Warts.
Touch the wnrt daily with a little
lunar caustic or with nitric- acid or aro
matic vinegar. Tho caustic and acids
cause stains, which wear oil in a short
time; tho vinegar scarcely discolors tho
skin. Applying tho warts to the con
ductor of an electrical machine for sov
eral days in succession will also reinovo
warts.
How to Purify Water.
A saturated solution of tiermauganato
of potassa will speedily cleanse foul
water. About a teaspoonfnl to a hogs
head should bo used. Another method
is to put a tablespoouful of pulverized
alum into a hogshead of water aud stir
the water well. Tho impurities fall to
the bottom and tho water will soon pos
sess nearly all the clearness and fresh
ness of tho finest spring wnter.
How to I'liiy Ilaecarat.
Tho dealer aud each side of the table
have two or threo cards. Tho object is
to get as near nine as possible, and tons
and court cards do not count. If tho
two first enrds dealt do not together
amount to fivo tho player asks for an
other. If above fivo ho does not. The
sole question in doubt is whether a play
er whose two cards togethor inako five
ought to draw a third card or not. Be
cause of this doubt French courts havo
ruled that baccarat is not a gamo of
chance.
SUMMER SPECIALTIES I
Thin Goats and Vests
Aipaca, Serges, Pongee, Silk Lustres,
Drab Dete, Mohair, '
And nil popular Publics so Cool and Comfortable1 '"ih
( ' i
Hot Weather.
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The many styles we show will
make will certainly please you.
SEE OUR ELEGANT
Madras and Flannel Shirts
BEFORE YOU BUY.
GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE
Corner O and lOth Streets.
K.K.D.G.CQ.
The Peoples' Store
We have decided to continue our SPECIAL RE
DUCED PRICES on all
SUMMER -:- GOODS
during the month of July in order to reduce our stock pre
paratory to putting in fall goods.
Come and Look us Through and Get)
Some Bargains. I
KILPATRICK-KOCH DRY GOODS CO. .
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hoots and Shoes.
15 iS-1 520 O Street.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS
WITH
ICB CREAM
FOR SUNDAY DINNER,
AND THEY. WILL RECEIVEj PROMPT ATTENTION.
Sutton & Hollowbush
Makers of Bon fions and Chocolates.
Also Delicious Ice Cream and Soda Water.
U. MEYER,
Notary Public and Real Estate Dealer in City and Farm Property
AGENT
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Hamburg-American Packet Co., and Baltic Lines.
Also Rnllroad Agent (or the different Companies East and West
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Sweden, and any point In Europe.
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