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MASON'S
FRUIT
JARS
Stone Fruit
JARS.
JELLY GLASSES.
Closing out Sale on
REFRIGERATORS,
FREEZERS,
SCREEN WINDOWS,
ALL SUMMER GOODS.
FRANK E. UHR,
9,tf P St
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,1 iinMr Intern Mmlrrn Tim,
Published Saturday.
AiMn Ml eoiutniinioHlniH illreetM tin offlrK
Wicbbicl. Pkintino Co,
i'uiii.ihiikiih.cz)
Courier llullilltm, Il: Nimreot.
TRI.ICH10S .'
1. Wkhhki., Jh., Editor and Bole Proprietor.
HiniM'ltllTlo.vt One Year lijr Mall or Curried
f.MMI Hlx Months, tl.OiisTlirco MotitliH, M)r.
nnom.iiili'.ilViilliirarally In Advanee
Aiivkiitikkmsnth! Ilales fiirnllied on spplleiitlon
itl theoflle. Hpeelal rates on Time t'ontraon.,
roMTHtniTUNi: Short uplcy sketches, xeiin mill
Mnrle solicited, l'enuninl ami Uncial notes are
rHvllly thwlralile.
I'ai.NTlsni We make a specialty e-f Fine 1'rlnttiiK
In nil IN lir.noliw. riocietr rk a s..clalt) .
Knteredntthe I'oitolllce of Uncoil
a second olns matter.
Ncli.
Tiavii
Ljjbo
Lincoln
Nebraska
Souvenir
Spoon,
A novelty ol
value to every
patriotic A'ner
lenn; ol Interest
to every citizen
of Nebraska.
Price, $35.
plain bowl. $4
gilt bowl.
Description
the Capitol U
In b n h relief,
split rail o r
h n it (1 1 e , stir
tn o 11 n t e il by
titnul mul w dgc
n liUtorlcul te-
minder of Pres
ident Lincoln.
A large line of
other distinctive
Upoonn In stock.
J. B. Trickey
& CO.
JEWELERS
1035 0 8t
POPULATION OP LINCOLN, 65,000.
CiuIiiiihii I'urk Special Train.
Until further notice, II. it M. trnlim will
run ns follow between Lincoln mul CuMi
limn park.
HViiimiiiw Inve Lincoln 7::l r-M, mul
return from Ciishman nt 1 1 !!.
SViIunIii Ienve Lincoln nt 'Js.'IO p-m nml
return from Uuslmiau nt H t'-M.
.Vumims lenvt Lincoln mt lOiilO a-m,
!):!IU ikM, llilM) p-m mul n.:W) r-t; reuiniing
froniCiKlnnannt 11 a-m, u p-m, n i-m nun u
p-m. mul 8:!H) r-M.
HeKUlnr train No. 71 leaving Lincoln
at 4:'.'0 p.i dally except Humliiy v.,' i'No stop
nt Cwmman, honoring ticket", rouiul trip
rnto of tti cent will apply to nil.
At Manitou.
Manitou Bi'III.noh, Colo., June S7. 8hc
lal. Manitou l to the people what a sugar
barrel l to the tile on a bright summer ilny
decidedly atti active. There I an absent o
of lllesiiudau Inlhix of ieople at Mnn'loii
that M refreshing. These Juno da)a are of
the leafy June that Kct prate of- V
nioriiliitrn. warm enouuh at noontime to rr
liilntl the out iloor wanderer that It Is Hum
mer, ami evening full of moonlight P'ul
coolness,
Tim wnlk,ilrlve!iauil trallsnhout Manitou
are so numerous tlmt olil timer of sev.err'
season's ex perlenee tliul some now bcautlf
w henever they go out. The country I pain
(lino for the lively young woman or the
brawuv voiiiik man who ilellghta In explor
ing expedition. Manitou I bet reached via
the Union Puclllc.
FASHIONS OF THE DAY,
OLIVE HARPER DOESN'T THINK
OF THEM ARE GRACEFUL.
ALL
Die W'nUU a ro Ton Vang In Her Opin
ion Homo Hittnplei for Vour nplnlon.
There I tn Ho a HktIthI nflrUh Pop
lln Thll Hrunon,
ltiteclnl Corrcondcnco.
Nr.w Yokk, Aug. 07. It aeutns to me
that tho corsaKui of uUnifinlilotiiilik'
gowtn tlicHo duys nro certainly tho tigli
est things tlmt wero over Invented, Thuy
mu iniiilo to appear aa long wnlsteil iih
polblo by various duvlcen known only
to tho (Irc.HHtniikur and tho suffering
wearer herself, nml to tho beholder thcie
Is ulwnys n miggcstlon tlmt the cornng,
la In aoino way divided ngnltnit Itself,
nml ho liublu to fall. Tho threo now full
gowns hero repronontod aru after thid
style, and nothing can bo much inoro
ungraceful or ugly, yet they nro called
aweetly pretty, gorgeous or grand, ac
cording iih tho BJilenliidy'fl stock of ad
jectives Is well or ill chosen.
a,
Uk p2 g'y
j?feli & 'AIM
ADVICE TO FARMERS.
If you Deposit your Savings
IN THK
Lincoln Savings Bank
Safe Deposit Co.
S. K.cor. llth and rat.
THBY WILL EARN INTEREST FOR YOU
At;tho llato or
5-Five per Ct, per Annum-5
Tim UakntM lint Hiring.
The ImprovemeuU that haveMkeuplncu nt
the Dakota Hot Spring during the pait jej
ir?ko it now one cf the uiont opulnr, nttra
t'tvo and deilrahle reMtrU of the country. In
addition to the lienellt to lie derived f,om
tho use of the wnter, tlie superior cl''n-t
and tieautlful natural surrounding render it
an especially attractive resort, while the
curative properties of the water makes the
Springs a rival of the famous Hot Bpring of
Arkansas. Ample hotel accommodatlui",
are provided at reasonable rates, mid the
journey to and from can now lw quickly and
comfoitablvirido via the Fremont. Elkhorn
tc tuisiouri vuey Iuuiojiu, mo ou.y till
mil line to tho Hot Spring. Excursion
tlcUeU are sold at reduced rate. Full infor
mation can Ih) obtained on application to
W. M. Hllll'MAN, Gen. Agt.,
Lincoln, Neb., or
Jno, T. Mustln, City Tkt. Agt., 11X1 O
street; K. T. Moore, Depot Tkt. Agt, Cor.
8tn and S street, or to J. H. Uuckham, Gen.
Pass. Agt., Omnha, Neb.
Have 1100 m weclc and it amounts with
Intercut In Ave year to l,W.ai.
Hank open nt 0:) a. m. to :i::W p. m. and
Saturday evenluit, S to 8 p. m.
Safe to Rent in Burglar and Fire
Proof Vaultt.
Notice of 8tr.
In the matter nftlio Eslatel
of Tho. J. ICIdd, Deceased.!
Notluii Is liereby given that In pursuance of
an order of Samuel M. Chapman, Judge of
the District Conn of Ijancastor County. Ne
braska made on tho !M day or Juno, 1801, for
the sale of the rent estate hcrelnaltcr do
scrlb '. there will lie soM on tho promts
hereafter described, on the Mh day of Heptem
ber, 1SJI. at one o'clock V. M at imhllo yen
.,..' . ii... iiioimat hlililor. for riinli.tha follow-
liiitdeerlbeil real ontate. to-lt: I )t number
1hrco(31 In Blook nuinher seventeen (17) In
Kinney's '" street Addition to tho city or
Lincoln. Conntv of Lancaster, Htalo or Ne
braska. Haldsale will lemnln open ono hour.
Dated August 14. 1S01. .
' KANCsB,Joskh.
AdmlnUtaatrlx'.of tho Kstato orThos. J.
"Kldd. Deceu-Xil. , ..
Atkikom A- Dotv.
g-lO-St. Atfjs.
uunutt.
In. He. Kstateor Jamesll, Mickey nml I z
TloMlckoydeceaseil. The heirs nt law, ami all nersous luterott-d
in tho vstnte of John II. Mickey, uud Llszlo
Mickey, deceased, will take notice, that tho
following order hait been entered In relation
to snld estate ns follows:
in the illktrlcl court, Lancaster County,
In, Re. Kstntoor John II, Mickey, and Lv
lo Mickey, umcr.
And now, on this 18th day of Auiriut, A. D.
1K9I upon rending tho petition of Janus II.
MoMurtry. AdmlnUtnitorof said cutnte, and
It appearing to the court that there Is not
Sufficient personal property In the haiuls of
and Administrator, to pay the debts out
standing, and that It Is lu'ccusary to sell some
por.lon of tho rel estate ror the payment or
iuchdebts.lt Is thert-roro ordered and direc
ted, that nil persons lnlerctfd In tho cittnte,
are rH)Ulred to appear licfore I no Judge nftho
court at the city ol Lincoln, Neb , on the &l
day or Octoiier. A. D.. IH9I, tit the Equity court
room, In the city or Lincoln, and show caue,
Uatiy there bo, why a license should not I
granted to snlil administrator tn sell tho real
estate or so much thereof us shall ho necessary
to pay such debts.
A copy or this ordorl, directed to boneron
ally served on nil persons Interested In the
estate fourteen dnyit before the time for hear
ing of tho said pet It Ion, or tlm tamo shall bo
aumlshed four consecutive weeks In the
apitai. Citv CooiitBH.u newspaper pub
lished nt Lincoln, Nobruska.
Aii.kn W. KiKt.ii,
Judge or tho District Court
Jambs II. McMurtky,
Administrator. 8-2-Mt
The Velluwstuiie tark Line.
Tho Northern Paclilo Wonderland em
braces a list of attractions simply un piDUd.
The Twin Cities of Ht. Paul and Minneapolis
at the head of navigation on the Mlrniwilppl,
Duluth, Ashland and the Superiors at the
head of Lake Superior: to the westwaul, the
Lake Park Region of Minnesota, tho Red
River Valley wheat Melds, Valley of the
Yellowstone, Yellowstono National Park,
Hozemau'aud the Gallatin Valley, Helena
and llutte, Missoula and the Bitter Root
Valley, Clarks Fork of the Columbia, Lakes
Pend d'Orellle and Cotur d'Alene, Hpokano
City and Falls, Palouse, Walla Walla, Dig
Bend and Yakima agricultural districts, Mt.
Taeoina and tho Cascade Mountains, Taco
nsa, Seattle, Hiyaltup Valloy, Snoqualmle
Falls, Puget Bound, the Columbia River,
Portland and tho Willamette Valley, Gray's
Harbor and City, Willapa Harbor and City
of South Bend, Victoria on Vancouvors Is
land, Alaska on the north and California on
the south.
The Northern Paclilo runs two dally ex
press trains with Dining Car and complete
Pullman service lietweeu St. Paul and Tnco
ma uud Portland, via Helena and Butte with
Through Tourist and Vostlbuled Pullman
Sleepers from and to Chicago via the Wiscon
sin Central, and first class through sleeping
car service in connection with the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry.
Passengers from tho east leaving St. Louis
in tho forenoon anil Chicago in the afternon,
will make close connections with the morn
lug train out of St. Paul at 0:00 a.m. the
following day: leaving Chicago at night,
connection will be made with Train No. 1,
leaving St. Paul 4:15 the next afternoon.
Yellowstone Pauk Seahox. June Iht to
Octooeh 1st.
District Patsenger Agents of the Northern
Paclilo Raihoad will take pleasure In supply
ing Information, ratn, maps, time table,
eta, or application can be made to Chas. K!
Fee, O. P. A., St. Paul, Minn.
Write to above address for tho latest and
best map yet published of Alaska jut oust.
ULTKAFASIIIONAIILK GOWNS.
Tho ono on tho right is a gray foulard,
with pink and green flowers. Tlio skirt
is slightly lifted on tho right sldo to
show a luce foundation, and is caught
tinder a bow of black velvet ribbon. The
bns(tio is inmlo with a deep fall of the
material, held by a belt of velvet rib
bon, which is not allowed to quite meet
in front, and tho ends fall In loops held
by jet ornaments. Tho waist is gath
ered, and a lace arranged across tho
bust in a manner suggesting a Spanish
jacket. With this is a gruy kid plnteau
hat, trimmed with three twists of black
volvet and silver cord. Tho garniture
at the back is silver wheat ears and
black volvet ribbon, with strings of tho
wiine. The bonnet is in perfect tnsto.
The middle costume I somehow men
tally christen "tho washerwoman style."
It is of figured China silk, with dull red
flowors on a gobelin bluo ground. The
style of making can bo nnderslood at a
glance. The gimp and sleeves nro of
cream whito China silk, and black vel
vet straps and liows hold tho corwigo
protier in place. A small plateau bon
net of bluo crnpo with silver gauze rib
bon is worn with this.
Tho third, which was called "Just
grand" is inndo of crepon in belgo color,
with sleeves nnd gimp of ivory crepo
do chine. Tho skirt has threo flat
floutices trimmed with narrow cardinal
silk braid, with ruby nail heads placed
at intervals all along tho upper edge of
tho braid trimming. Tho braid is also
placed upon the gimp, holding in the
fullness. The hat to go with this is a
belgo Milan braid, with a wreath of pink
roses and beige satin bows.
Sleeves tiro not nearly nB largo and
high in thonowestcostuties ns theyhavo
boeu. Many of them, indeed, are scarce
ly gathered at tho top. Still they are
not to be culled "out" altogether.
Qauutlet gloves aro very popular and
tho gauntlets aro stitched lu many orna
mental patterns, sometimes In bright
colored silk.
Among the new fall goods just im
ported I notlco several fancies in change
able woolens. They aro very handsome.
Ono camel's hair is bluo in one light,
red in another nnd plum seen from the
front. Another is blue and gold. There
are also several changeable poplins.
Uiwaking of poplin reminds me that I
think there is to
bo a great revival
of Irish poplin as
a dress material.
It is exceedingly
rich and durablo,
and no matter
how hard one
wears it, it does
not grow Bhlny
llko tho best
grades of foreign
Bilk. It is par
ticularly adapted
for wraps and
outsluo gar
ments. A very
elegant wrap is
mado of Irish
poplin liko the
picture shown. It
is lined with soft
taffeta nnd sim
ply stitched in
threo or four rows
urouud the bot
tom. It is high
on tho shoulders
the Town Man finm the City and What
lln Lvnriifid,
Harry Pointer twho has liccn boarding a
month with Farmer Wi'therlwo) I'm off
for the city tomorrow, nnd I Itellevo I've
ttot Information enough here to run my
:oluinti all NUtuiner. Great place for a
keetiobcrterto pick up knowledge, Mr.
Wothcrbce.
Old Mr. WctlicrlMO let' sec, joit'rethe
igrlcultttral editor of the paper, 1 bollovo,
Harry Pointer Not quite Hint, but I
think I'll have charge of tho "Farm and
Garden Notes" when I show them what
I've picked up.
William Wothcrbco-l'd kind o' llko to
hear Home o' the things lie's set down tn
Ida liook, wouldn't you, par
Old Mr. Wetherliee W'yea. Read some
nf 'em off to us, Mr. Pointer.
Harry Pointer (producing notebook from
his Inside pocket) They're mostly In the
nature of suggestions and advice which
inch practical men as you are don't really
need.
Old Mr. Wetherbee Oh, good gracious,
wo don't get too old to learn. Go ahead.
Hnrry Pointer (reading) "Now fatten
your hogs." Tho column always begins
with short, terse sentences liko that, you
know.
Hen Wetherbee That's all right. That
ain't bad ndvlce,
Hnrry Pointer "Fat hogs nro wintered
more economically than spnro ones."
William Wetherbee They're what?
Harrv Pointer Wintered.
Hen Wothcrboo Ho'monns breeders, Dill.
Hnrry Pointer Certainly, Its only the
breeders that require, fattening.
Old Mr. Wetherbee Got nny more n
good as that?
Harry Pointer "Keep all tho young pul
lets." Hen Wetherbee That's good sense. Poul
try's got to be young and thrifty or else
there's no money In It.
Hurry Pointer I think so. I've covered
that point in my next note. "It rarely
payH to keep a pullet after ho Is four years
old."
William Wetherbee (after an Interval of
silence) You liavo got that point dowu In
gooil shape. What elso havo you got there,
Mr. Pointer
Harry Pointer "Do not uncover your po
tatoes until tho hugs have left the fields."
Hen Wctherbci Well, potatoes want a
little touch o' September frost, really, be
fore they get metier enough to dig.
Harry Pointer Yes, but I suppose thnt
Is too generally known to need comment.
William Wetherliee You Just want to
put down things that ain't generally
known, eh?
Harry Pointer As far as possible, yes.
Old Mr. Wetherbee I guess you can do
It; got uny more?
Hurry Pointer "If your eggs don't
hatch after the proper length of tlmo has
elapsed try them under a different hen."
Old Mr.. Wetherbee (In n reflective tone)
It does beat all how a young, fresh
mind let looso on an old farm llko this '11
think o' things we never dreamt of, and
prollt by our mistakes. I've thought of It
often lu readln these newspaper farm
notes, but I never realized It so fully as I
do at this in I nit. See here, Mr. Pointer,
you Mend i.iu the paper and come out tn the
fall to see how we've plckod up an Im
proved. Come In Octoiier when we're
thrashln liuekleherrleH. Morris Walt In
Detroit Free Press
Help Offered.
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ffeJrJteNM
"Just look, laural what a lovely little
dog thnt old gentlemnn'a gotl How I wish
he was tnltiol"
"Shnll Ol git Mm for yer, lydyf'-Puuch.
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Merely Test.
The barber bud adjusted the towel,
patted bis victim's face nnd proceeded with
the opeulug scrape. It sounded like the
noise of a street sweeper.
"Do de nuuih hu'ht you, sab f" the barber
asked.
"Hurt met I should say so. It about
killed me."
He procured another, nnd gave a long
crape.
"How MkjuI ttat one?" he asked.
"That hurts worse than the other."
Still another was brought out and this
time a wall announced the result.
"Dat'n hu'hts yer, too. do itf"
"You Infernal rascal, of course It does.
What do you mean by getting mchereand
tearing the face off mof Haven't you got
any good razorH?"
"Deed I has, boss, but 1 klner 'spected
dat foh or flbe ob 'em needed lionln an es
yoh face seemed right tender like, I thought
I'd jes' tnke do opperchunity ter tes' 'em
an mako sho'." Detroit Freo Press.
FALL WltAI.
nt
Hcim llathliiif 1,000 Mile from the Hen,
(lurnelil lleacli.
Tho famous health resort, Garfield Beach,
on Great Salt take, eighteen miles from
Salt Lake City, is reached via the Union
Pacific, "Tho Overland Route," and la now
open.
This is the only real sand beach on Great
Silt take, and Is one of tho finest bath'tig
nnd pleasure rewKt In the West.
For completo description of Gartleld Beach
and Great Bait take, send to E. L. Lomax,
Geu'l Pass., and Ticket Agent, Omaha, for
copies of "Sights and Bcenoi in Utah," or
"A Glimpse of Great Salt take," or tfpply at
!OUO street. K B, Slohson, City Ticket
Agent.
The Ilajlent Home is no new fako but has
an etab"sliel reputation for economy and
beauty, Dunham & Buck, sul agents. ll"'l O
street, ""
and has a standing
flowerpot collar, with two long ends of
rich satin ribbon hanging dowu tho back,
In front it clojos invisibly uuder a bow
mado of long loops and ends.
rtotmng can surpass tno ueauty or
quiet elegance of this wrap. It can bo
mado of lino ladies cloth, pinked or
hemmed, and it enn bo left plain or be
'inndsoiuely trimmed. Youug or middle
ged Indies can wear it. Dlack or gray,
tan, or in fact any color, is suitable
Cheviot wilfmnko it when tho gown is of
the same.
The majority of the wraps will bo of
nearly this htylo. The reefer and walk
!ng jacket will como next, and then tin.
long princess shaped redingote, with n
Irapcd front. For more ceremonious oc
:asions theie will lw rich velvet mntitleA
both plain nnd brocaded. The plain will
De embroidered in silk, with bend in
not, us hulta the tnsto of the wearer
Tlio walking dresses will be plain Mini
-rly all tallormado
OLIVH llAltl'Klt.
THE NATION'S PRIDE.
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ROTARY SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE
2500 STITCHES PER MINUTE.
THE STHNDKRD
has the largest bobbin of any family machine made,
holds ioo yards of No. So cotton.
It
IT IS THE-
Lightest Running and Quickest Lock Stitch Machine
" IN THE WORLD
It has the latest design in Bent Wood-Work. The lat
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see the only perfect Rotary Shut
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LINCOLN OFFICE,
143 South 12th St.
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NOVELTIES,
DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS, FURS.
At Special Prices This Week.
Mr. Bonwit has just returned
from New York, where he has pur
chased the latest NOVELTIES in
every line of Ladies' wear for the
coming FALL. An early inspec
tion Solicited. Do not buy till you
have seen our line.
THE
BAZAR
1023 O STREET.
lie Was Interfiled.
The first presentation of u stupid play.
First Nlghter (to compaulou) This Is aw
ful rot; uenrly everybody Is noddiiiK-
Companion Yen, but that fellow there
in tho box appears to be intensely pleased.
lie must be from the country.
First Nlghter No; he's the author of
tho play. Arknusaw Traveler.
Thu Devil's In the Muiiii.
Girls, don't believe all the young men
say to you on a moonlight nU'lit, Moon
light and truthful speaking don't truvel
together. If ajoung man tells you on a
night that is stormy and threatening that
he thinks a great deal of jou, the chances
aro that ho is telling the truth. Atchison
Globe.
Within the l.uw.
Wildej cd Man I want a lot of poison
right oX
Drug Clerk It's against the law to sell
poisons to people who look as If they
wanted to commit suicide; but I'll let you
have a bottle of Dr. Ulack-Sequet's elixir
of life. That seems to lie pretty sure death.
Good New.
There Will Appear
A Prominent
Stove Adv.
In this space Next Week.
LOOK OUT FOR IT.
A Nunou lruic.
"Ay, friends, that was it narrow escape I
had I Thirteen of my companion capsized
lu a lioat and found a watery grave."
"And how is It )ou were not drowned?"
I I stayed nt home." Muuchoner Kal
emler
,t the Opi-nt.
Auditor (enthusiastically) Why. your
prima donna lugs llko u cannryl
.Malinger (dryly) Yes, but her hill Is
much larger Dramatic Mirror
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AUTHORS
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