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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, AUGUST i.Sl 1891
MASON'S
FRUIT
JARS
Stone Fruit
JARS.
JELLY GLASSES.
Closing out Sale on
REFRIGERATORS,
FREEZERS,
SCREEN WINDOWS,
ALL SUMMER GOODS.
FRANK E. LAHR,
936 P St.
(AM
-TVmCAM
FUlif 1110 ui'tglicil lii llielr m'iiIc
And tlio t'li'pliaiit packs hU nn trunk,
Hut rat never toll tbelrotwt tiilcn,
Ami one h'Moiii cU clilnW In a chunk.
Sli'k ilui'kh never yo to Hie iiinck;
A horn cannot plow bli own mane;
A hlilp U not hurt by n tack,
Anil it window never suffers from pane.
l)it veUloin wear their own pants,
Which (act lav them open to scorn;
No nleci'or nephew loves antu,
Anil it cow never blows her own horn.
A cat cannot parite lt own claws,
No po'cuplm dIIih Its own quill;
Though orphan bear still have
paws,
A bird will not pay Itt. own bill.
their
Wo have tho boat wall papor
tho country can produce.
THE INTERIOR DEC0RAT1YE CO.,
1 134 N St.
A. C. Zkimkk, I'ics. Caki. Ki.wii'h Mjj'r.
rTVJ,
Lincoln
Nebraska
Souvenir
Spoon.
A novelty of
value to every
patriotic Amer
ican; of Interest
to every cltlen
of Nebraska.
Price, $3.50,
plain bowl. $4
gilt bowl.
Description
the Capitol U
in has i cliff,
split rail f o r
It a n il 1 e , sur
in ount e d by
tunul and w ilge
a historical re
minder of l'res.
Ideul Lincoln.
A large line of
other distinctive
spoons in stock .
J.B. Trickey
& CO.
JKWKLKRS
1035 0 Bt
lh?pu
vjinn
If you Deposit your Sayings
IN TDK
Lincoln Savings Bank
to 'Safe Deposit Co.
K. K.eor. llth ami P Ht.
THEY WILL EARN INTEREST FOR YOU
AIthoHntoof
5-l;ive per Ct. per Annum-5
Have t'iW a week and It amounts
Interest In live years to 11,500.00.
Huuk.opeiu at U:30 n. in. In 3:30 p. m
with
mill
BAtunlay ovenlngs, S to 8 p, in.
Safei to Rent in Burglar and Fire
"" Proof Vaulti.
I Muuim Mtjifr of MmUrn 7'Onr
I'LtbllMliu.l SriturUny.
il.lre" nil iMiiiiiiiiniotllnin ilircoti.i Him oflle,
VVicmmici. Pkintino Co,
I'IMII.IHIIKIIH.CD
Courier llulMlmr, ll: Ntn-i-t.
Tki.ki'iionk ii
l. U'kshki., Jit., Ivlltor mill Knl,. li (iprli'tur.
si'iiMMitfrioM t)m Vnir liy MnllorCnrrli'il
I.MKI) Hl MoHtli4,fl.iiii1'hri'i MtitilliH, ntu 5
Unit month WKVnlnliiriiriilily In Ailtitnw
AnvitKtmitir.NTi: Hull' fiirnUhtil on iilli'iillnii
it ilitMiflti'i1. Hiwlnl rnlfnimTliiii't'iiiiirni'ls.
CoNTiUiUTliiM" Hliortupley nVftelii's, ihh-mw mill
slorlfSi'olli'lliMl. IVriHinnl niiit Hoelnl notes rt
nirellly ililrnlilc.
I'HlNTlsir Wf nuike n x't'llty of Klne Printing
In nil lt branchi'. HiH'li'tr rk ft "tliilt y.
Knlcroiliitllii' I'liitnllli't' "f Mni'oln. Ni'l.,
lit oi'Cllllil ullisn lllllttl'l',
POPULATION OF LINCOLN, 65,000.
A otbli'Krain iimiiiiim'p. tint Aiut'lla Hives
Im. Nitlliil for tlio Unltiil States where she
will nrilvu soon aftor tbi nppiMirniioK if hi'i'
Inti'st novel in tin' AiiKH't number of th
CosinopolltMii, After nemly two years of
slleneo tliii now story of Mls Hives will lie
received with the Krcntest Interest by those
who enjoyeil her earlier work. Mnrneil,
triiM'lliil and In every way uiiituritl, her
Intent prodiietlon Issnld to be woithy of the
talent which rhvo such great promise. Tim
scene Is laid In Curls where the nlitlinr has
lieen living for two years, and the heroine Is
a Virginia girl who is studying music alinrnd
with a negro servant for n chaperone. The
story lins been Illustrated by IvatoOreatorex,
one of the most pronilsiug of American pain
tern In I'arls, and u ehiinuliig portrait of
Miss ltlves is the frontisplecd of the maga
zine. Aueut the baecarat waudnl, Oeueral
Adam Hadeau of tyrant's stall", who was nf
trw mils Secretary or Legation In I-omlon
and saw much of the Kuglish nrhtoerney,
writes mi article on ''(lainhliug In High Life.'
The cartoons which have been Hindu of Ills-
innrck, furnish a subject forMumt iialstead,
reprisluctloiis of many of the most noted
cartoons, illustrntlug the paper.
"Itralns," the new seiubtiionthlv imblishisl
at Meadvllle, l'a., Is at hand neatly gotten
up mid excellently printed. Drains Is what
seems to ho uueiled ill literature these days
mid If the United Publishing ouipiuy wll
only show- that a resectuhlo aiiiDiint of goml
lirnlns Isiluing the work or the pip 'i-It nlil
doubtless Iki a success. The second niiinber
speaks well for Its prospect.
Timely Ailtlie.
Now Is the time to provide yourself mid
family with n reliable remedy for bowel
complaint It Is almost certain to be need
itl, and no family can afford to be without
it. It costs hut a trllle. mid limy he the
means of saving much xutferliig, if not life.
There are many different remedies in use,
hut Cliamberlnbrs Colic, Cholera an.l Diar
rhoea Keiuedy Is umlonbtedly the best, til
and oO cent Unties fur sale by Chits. O. Heed,
Druggist.
At Muiiiiiiu.
Mamtou HriiiMis, Colo., June V.7. .Spec
ial. Manltou Is to the people what it sugar
barrel Is to the tiles on it bright summer day
decidedly atti active. There is an absence
of tiles nnd mi influx of people at Manltou
that is refreshing, These June dnys are of
the leafy June that poets prate of cool
mornings, warm enough at noontime to re
mind the out door wanderer that it is sum
mer, mid evenings full of moonlight and
coolness.
The walks, drives mid trallsnhout Manltou
are o numerous that old timers of several
season's experience tlnd some new beauties
w believer they go out. The country Is para
dlso for the lively young woman or the
brawny young man who delights in explor
ing expeditious. Manltou Is best reached' via
the Union I'ncillc.
Tlif Hot Nprlnsaur llHkotn.
These springs are rapidly becoming famous
on account of the wonderful curative prof
iles of the waters, 'niicl the many marvelous
cures which have been effected by the ther
mal baths.
The town and springs are dellghtf ulh- situ-
ateil hi it picturesque valley In tholllack,
Hills country, alioumllug in beautiful sceuin
effects, and at mi altitude of 11,-UX) feet above
the sea level; Mius insuring a pure atinos
phero and exhilarating climate, absolutely
free from malaria.
Under the enterprising and progressive
management of the Hot Springs company
many desirable improvements have lieen
made; among the number the erection of a
coimuoillous bath houe fitted un with all
modern conveniences for the comfort of
guets. New hotels hnve been built and com
fortably fiirnldied throughout, conducted In
llrtclnvs style and nt reaonaUe rates.
Tlios who prefer stopping at a private house
will llud many desirable hoarding places
where goihl acconiuioilatlons are ruriiMieil
at moderate p'-lces.
The superior daily service now afforded by
the Burlington Houte to Hot Springs, with
through sleeping car accommodations from
Omaha, Lincoln, Aurora und Grand Island,
makes the trip an easy and enjoyable raw,
and for the benellt of all who desire to tet
theeillcacy of the waters, nniiul trip tickets
at reduced rates, good for ninety days are
now on nle at all offices, of the Burlington
Houte. "
iFor pamphlet, descriptive, of the springs,
and full information as to rates, time, etc.,
apply to any agent of the company, or to
J, Fjcancis, Gen't lWr& Tk't Agt.,
Omiha, Neb.
The I'nliin I'nrltlr System,
Hai placed in dally service n f-ollil train he.
tween Lincoln and Sioux City making close
connections at Columbus with main line
trains for all iohit west, with Albion, Cedar
ltapidf, Ord and Grand Island and branche,
except Sundays. Lincoln and Sioux City
dally connects closely In union denot, Sioux
City, with the evening trains of connecting
lines for the notth and east. For full partlc
ulars apply at 1011 O street or at depot.
E. B. Blossok, C. T. A.
the latkst Fashions;
FABRICS THAT WILL PLEASE THE
MOST FASTIDIOUS
llim Nklrli Will llx Iiiii.iI fur Win
liurliitf tin' C'oiiiIiik Autumn A I'mik
lloliin (limn Tlmt Miiy He C'nlliil it
I'm llmwi or h Mutlimu.
(Upcclnl Corrc9ioidi-iicc.
New Youk, Au. 5. Tho now Htyles
in woolens for fall nvo markod by deli
cnoy itiiil Rtnoothni'M of Htirfncu rather
than thu rough blatikot ufTeut bo much
liked last season, ami wlillu perhaps thev
an roiilly no prettier tlioy look ho jiihv
now bucutiBu thuy nro now.
NEWEST llllAIT.ItV IN SKIUTH.
Sotnu of tho curly linportiitlotis tdiow
iorges In oxiitiisito colors and in it dor-t-of
fluuness of tuxtnro that one would
think impossible. Yesterday 1 saw u
lino of Mitch goods Ouo pattern whh m
dull, bluebli Krcen, llko u bfgoulii lull,
and ho ilcml lino that it looked liko tine
nllk when hud in folds. It will bo trim
mud with builds of volvut, either black
invisible green or tnnbark color.
For young persons this latter would
bo tho most suitable combination. There
Is u purplish slate color and several
shades of gray, but in tho most of the.-e
there is a pink shade, which gives a
pearly luster I noticed ono piece ol
pure gray which had mi over surface ol
wool, which gives it tho appearance ol
much higher priced goods than it r
(only ninety-llvo cents per yard, forty
six inches wide) Thero is another new
color, between purple, brown, chocolate
nnd crushed raspberry it mixture ol
each and altogether ono of the most
desirable similes possible for nil ages
Thero ia n new moss green which in
some indetlnablu way shades from the
color of tho green growing moss to the
dead and dry, and it is most lieautiful
Tho now weaves in woolens are very
soft and beautiful, most particularly the
cheviots in light weight for autumn
They aro woven ho tlmt the stripes are
diagonal, und in some lights scarcely
dlscerniblo whilo in others they are
sharply defined, but all in ono color
Tho tnnbark shade is very soft and pretty
and combines with almost uny trimmiiiu
or color. Thero is a pearl white cheviot
in chevron weave with hero and there a
long brown hair woven loosely, apparent
ly on tho surface, und 1 predict that this
will immediately "take" among the
young ladies. Trimmed with brown
velvet nnd silver or gilt cord it would be
an ideal gown.
Tiiese diagonal and chevron wenvts
only como in grays, drab, pearl white
und ecru or tan, They aro forty-eight
Indies wide and cost two dollars it yard
It takes about six yards to make it full
dress, and perhaps three to four dollars
more for trimming say sixteen dollars
for all. 1 give hero tho very newest style
of skirt for making these goods; but it
ihoiild bo only velvet around tho bottom,
or a bias piece of the wimo goods, not
trimmed ns it appears in tho pattern.
It will bo noticed that tho front of the
iklrt is made long and draped up in front
to make it slight punier drapery on the
bips, it welcomo change from the mi
verity of tho dresses of the past season
The bell shapo is maintained in the
back, however. Nearly all tho newest
skirts nro being draped in somo way or
other slightly, but still enough to break
up the lines.
The pretty Bodford cords that came
out last season somehow- did not seem to
take as much ns it was hoped that they
would then, but they have sprung into
a sudden popular
ity for this sea
son. They aro
light, flexible,
and tho ribbed ef
fect is undeniably
pretty, nnd tlioy
take any kind of
trimming well,
particulntty the
nail heads and
the firm, close
woven metallic
gimps. They are
in grays of all
had os, snttlT
browns, moss,
garnet and other
colorings. The
roversosideshows
a beautiful basket
weave, tine nnd
novel, and mnny
ladies hnve their
Bedford s inndo
, A LOVELY HOME GOWN
wrong side out, thinking the basket
weave prettier This materialis foity
two inches wido null costs 1.15 per yard
There is a new crope gloria in wool
and numerous other things which I shall
tell about nest week. .lust now I want
to givo a short description of a nrett
, nnd useful home gown which can lie
called tea gown or matinee, just as, tie
j wearer prefers. . f
The model was ,inade of dark green
I China Bilk'with a floral pattern ofvio
lets, with shaded green leaves, of "course
lighter and dnrker than the ground
work. The sleoves wero of violet surah,
and the Spanish jacket of white lace, A
sort of belt with long ends readies from
back to front nnd hangs in front
This can be copied in tiny color or
goods preferred, and can have a Wat
tean plait in the back if desired, or it
can bo plain princesse. A foot trimming
can lie added if wished. Tho front
gnthered at the neck and held in again
at the waist. This style is very becom
ing to both stout and slender ladies
Ouve IIarpru
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'Mr .' i
AT THE PARKS.
Ureal .Spurt nt llulli nr Mnriilu'n !ltr
ItraurtK.
At CimIiiiiiii tomorrow Malinger Amir us
hits a Hue program, which embrace an aerial
exhibition and a base bull game In the
former Prof. J, II. Darling of Boston, a mot
scientific balloonist, will make the ascension,
mid promises a beautiful exhibition if the
weather Is agreeable. He will also make a
pat achutii drop mid will otherwise entertain
the crowds that seek C'tnliman's hrccr.y bor
tiers,
The game of ball at three o'clock will be it
close and exciting one, as both clubs hnve
stioug teams. The Biirllugtons have Ihvii In
fine training dining the week, and will do u
verebtttli) tocnuie out victorious. It Is a
bcnctlt game for the Giants, w ho are soon to
go east.
AT LINCOLN I'AIIK
Ti.-niorrow aftnio3ii and to-night will
ie two line Indian exhibitions nttlils popular
resort. Tho famous Sioux tribe of Indians
will be on hand to give an entertainment In
their own ipieer and ancient style. Aside
roin war dances, giant dunces, etc,, they
will give exhibitions of their marksmanship,
and In vat lolls other ways fill out an interest
ing program. Jo-morrow altemoon there
will ben matched game of ball between the
Lincoln nnd Denver clubs, which promises
to furnish ample sHirt for the cranks It be
ing the first Sunday game since the return or
the team, It will doubtless be well attended.
The Tuesday mid Friday evening dances at
the pavilllou are Ui-ouilng very iKipular and
are hugely attended. Good music Is always
In attendance and the best or onler always
prevails. The pm k has its usual pleasant at
tractions such as Uniting, sw Itchback riding,
the merry-go-round, etc., mid continues to
please the multitude that go out every day
and on Sunday it's handy to reach tho
electric cars go till ect to I lie entrance every
twelve minutes, and from any part of the
city for live cents.
Be sure and try eastern Wyoming Nut
coal. Best In the market, price 1.10 deliv
ered by Geo. A. Haymer. Telephone !IV0,
Mill O street.
New styles of Invitations Jut in at Tiik
t'liuuiKiiolllee.
Ciistiinuii Park Si'lul Tiitltis.
Until further notice, H. ,V M. trains will
run as follows between Lincoln and CiiMi
inati paik.
IIVifiii'Mfifj-U-avi Lincoln 7:".(i p-m, and
return from Ctishmaii at 11 p-m.
Stittmltiyi Leave Lincoln at 'J:!S(I P-.M and
return from 'uliiuu at P-M.
SuuiIiiiih Leate Lincoln nt 10:!H a-M,
'2:'.M p-M, !);.') p-M ami :.'K P-M; returning
from Ciishiuauat II A-M, !t P-M, 5 P-M and li
P-M. and S.JIO i-m.
Regular train No. 71 leaving Lincoln
at l;'-'(l P-M dally except Sunday willaNo stop
at Ciishiuan, honoring tickets, loiiiul trip
rate of 1T cents will apply to all.
Brown's rctauiauts, Windsor block, till!
north Kleventh street, mid Ills O street.
Five dollar commutation tickets reduced to
four dollars, good at both places.
Henry Haipham, harness, xaddlerv and
turf goods, 1-4'J north Kleventh street, opposite
Capital Hotel.
Sru llthliit( 1,01111 Milt- from the Ken,
t
(liirlirbl Uracil.
Tiie famous health resort, Garfield Beach,
on Great Salt Lake, eighteen miles from
Salt Lake City, Is reached via the Union
PiielUc, "The Overland Houte," and Is now
open. This is tho only real sand beach on Great
Salt Ijike, and is one of the tluist bathing
and pleasure resorts in the West.
For complete description of Garlleld Beach
and Great Salt Utke, send to K. L. Lomax,
Geu'l l'us., and Ticket Agent, Omaha, for
copies of "Sights and Scenes in Utah," or
"A Glimpse nt Great Salt Idike," or apply at
10-14 O street. K. II. Slosson, City Ticket
Agent.
Call on Henry Harpham, II'.' north Klev
enth street, opjwite Capital Hotel for My
nets, summer laproles mid carriage whips.
Our work speaks for Itself. It needs no
brag or bluster, simply your own opinion
will testify to its merits. The Studio Le
Grande is on the ground lloor. centrally lo
cated and n lieautiful place. Call and see us
at l'J4 south Twelfth street.
Flannel shirts cleaned w Ithout shrinking by
the French dry cleaning process, only 15 cts,
at Lincoln Steam Dye works, 11 Itt O street.
See our beautiful individual ice cream
moulds before ordeilng elsewhere. "The
Finest" 1W O street.
Uulek und t'oinforliililii Trip,
Two new trains nave been added to the al
ready excellent connections east tluK th
Great Rock Vsliiud Route has lieen offering
to its patrons.
The I.ake Shore , Mich. Southern has put
on a new train, leaving Chicago dally at 111:
liOit. m., and the Fort Wayno (I'eiiusylvauia
Lines) one aflO: I.') a. m.
These are dully trains, scheduled on fast
time, and arrive at New York City next
teruoon at !i o'clock, and via the lirst men
tioned Boston passengers reach their destitias
tiou lint " hours later.
The Rock Island Route Sleeper leaves
Omaha dally at -L!!) p. in., and 111 rives at
Chicago at S:(tt n. 111., In time to make Mils
important through connection.
For rates nnd tickets apply to
J. L. I)K Bkvois, Gen'l Agent Bass, l)ept
Utth Si Farnatn Sis., Omaha.
J.no. SKiiAhTiAN, Gen'l Tkt. iS: Pas', Agt.
K, St John, Gen'l Manager.
Are Yon Interested?
The following frank statement from J. K.
Hare of Trenton, Texas, will lie of interest to
many of our citizens, "My little boy was
very bad otr for two months with dlarrluea .
We used various medicines, also c tiled in
two dittoes, but nothing done him any good
until we used ChamlierJaln'H Colic, Cholera
and Dlarrluea Remedy, which gave Imme
diate relief and soon cured him. I consider
It the liest medicine iiuida and call conscien
tiously nH-otniiuMid It to nil who need a diar
rhiea or colic medicine. For sale by Chan.
C. Reed, Druggist.
Frank Lahr is making a big run on Mason's
fruit Jars, stone fruit Jars and jelly glasses.
He is closing out refrigerators, freeers,
screen windows and all summer goods at
such prices as will move them. Don't buy
anything hi the abovo line until you have
seen Frank Lthr, 'J.'MI P street.
Applications for rental of Turner hall for
social! and dancing received at P. J, Wohlen
lierg's cigar store, I3 8. llth street.
The best domestic coal in the market for
I $4.40 delivered. Be turn to try Eastern Wy
oming nut for sal exclusively by Geo. A.
Riymer, IBM O.
Cushman Park.
TOM OK KOW
BALLOON ASCENSION
Not the ordinary common kind, hut a
sclcntlllc one by an expert.
PKOF.J, II. DARLING.
of Boston, America's greatest aerl.ilist, will
make an ascension and parachute drop In
the afternoon.
Giants vs Burlington's
A fine matched game between the Lin
coln Giants and the HurlinutoiiH comes off
at 3 o'clock. It Is a grand benefit for the
Giants, and all Inters of the sport should
he on hand.
WEDNESDAY NEXT
W.C.A. OUTING
under the personal management of the
ladles of that noble order. Go out, have a
good time, and help the grand cause along.
Next Sunday State outing of the Man
n.icchor societies.
eradSQggfeftossegg?
1 SOFT SHOES
FOR
TENDER FEET
W
ear these
a little comfort
ED. G.
1129 O
t
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS
WITH
ICB CREAM
FOR SUNDAY DINNER,
AND THEY. WILL RECEIVEJ PROMPT ATTENTION.
Sutton & Hollowbush
Makers of Bon Bons and Chocolates.
Also Delicious Ice Cream and Soda Water.
SUMMER SPECIALTIES !
Thin Coats
Alpaca, Serges, Pongee, Silk Lustres,
Drab Dete, Mohair,
And all popular Fabrics so Cool and Comfortable in
Hot Weather.
The many styles we show will suit you. The low prices we
make will' certainly please you.
SEE OUR ELEGANT
Madras and Flannel Shirts
BEFORE YOU BUY.
GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE
Corner O and lOth Streets.
lincolnPark
Lincoln's Great Pleasure Resort
Now open dally to the public. The finest
picnic groutuMii the state, with line
boating and fishing. Dancing
pavilions, Illuminated with
Electric lights ami
beautiful di Ives.
I he Park Is large and will accommodate
i-tertooiiy. M-cluilcd places for private
picnics can he had.
Band Concert etert evening 7 until 9:30.
S,iiii;iv night nnd Sunday aftn ivn
INDIAN SHOW
Sioux Tilhe, Ghost dance, etc.
BASE BALL!
Lincoln ts. Denver.
A line game b well matched nines. Game
called at 3.30 P. M.
GRAND -:- BALL.
In Mammoth Pavilion every Tuesday and
I'lld.iy night.
Electric cars run to the Park every 12
minutes from (, o'clock In the moinlng
until 1 1 d at night
ADMISSION, 10 CENTS.
. s-: a.sox rch'irrn -.-
On Sale at Hurley's. Shllllmr Bros.', O.ldl'K
KfMiiuratit ami I-M. Younu's.
liny Con f on Tirkilt nnd Snir Monty,
shoes and take i
in life.
YATES,
STREET.
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