CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, -1892.
Xrrivibd..
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CLAIRVOYANT
OK NKW'OUI.KANS.
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Three I.lltln Prince.
Three very wIiinmmiu children nro tin
llttlu prlheellngsUiistnvusAdnlplius, Wll
Hutu 11111I Krlk, hiiiih of tint crown prince of
Sweden mid Nnrwny. Their father, duke
of Gotland, Is thu oldest miii of KIiik O
ear of Sweden mid Norway.
Although tlm yotiiiK princes llvo much
of their tltiiii nt Tullynru, 11 castle hy tho
seaside, they, llku other children, urn fond
of visiting their grandfather. When the
come to nee. Mm the king takes great
nlrnNuro In ((IvIiik them military drill, and
they go through their exercises on the
lawn, where, tho people of the neighbor
hood can stand outside and watch them.
Prince Krlk tries to do llku his elder broth
m, and hla going through thu military
drill la very cuuulmt. The king tells them
to present arnit to tho people, which they
An Mtiilil lnlltl flinnt
Them have been some famous kings
Mined GuNtnvtiH, mi tl.o Swedish pcoplu
lovo tho mime. Should this little prince
ever become king ho will Imi known as
Gustnvus Adolphtu VI. - When he grow
to be n man he Is to bo h soldier, ami if he
Is ns brave mid gissl as his grandfather
and father ho will lie. a ureal man. Iluforc
him are heavy responsibilities, find al
though hla military drill In' now play, his
futuru work will Iw very hanl.
Hid brother, Prince William, is to bo a
antlor. Tho boys go lsMtlng and fishing,
and nro fair swimmers. They ran rend nnd
write, nnd have taken up mnnyothcr
studies. They have many things to learn
and must Iki at their, work early.
Their mother wua Princess Victoria ol
Baden, granddaughter of thu Into Kaiser
Wllhelm I. Sho is n sweet, lovely woman,
mid alio devotes herself with fond prido Ut
her little princelings. Their gramlfather!
la not only a king, but n poet, a soldier and
a renowned writer. Ills family were raised
front almple, olcuro Imrghera to the
mlers of tho llnust kingdom in Europe.
New York Mall nud Express,
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That Owl. r
Did you ever see an owl f "Well, I have
seen one of tho very biggest one in. the
world.
Owls can't aee much when the sun
shines, but they can bite just as well then
aa any other time. '1 found that out down'
to Undo Frank's last summer.
Ho caught, a great ono in n trap tho next
night after I got there', and ho thought hi
would try and tamo that owl for a pt.'
Humph! I shouldn't want to net him much.
Ho put a little chain around ono leg and
hitched him upon ,tho top ot a big pine
stump across tho road from'bU store. He,
keeps tho postofilce, and almost everybody,
stopped to koo that owl, for they hud never,
seen one mi largo before. 9 ''
Undo Frank kept'hlm on the stump ii
tho daytime, nut no turned mm loose m
thu store chamlier in thu nlghti to catcH
mice. Ho grew fat nnd shiny, hut tho (let
ter wo fed him the ugUer ho was. Ouu
day a lot of us boyft'wero standing around
htm, brushing Ida feathers a little to nee
him snap ut us, for ho couldn't aeo where
to hit us very well. It was fun for us.
but I s'poso it wasn't so much fun for tho
owl, and it wasn't for inc. either, tieforu I
got done with it. .
Joe Drnddock said I didn't dure to put
my finger on thu owl's lieak, and I did It.
It mado him awful mad, but it was fun for
us boys and wo didn't caru. Somehow
boys don't enro until afterward.
' I kept putting my" finger on his' beak
and ho caught it at last, .Oh! but didn't
be squec.et I guess ho would havo taken
it off It Uncle Frank hadn't run out nnd
made, aim let go.
One thing U certain, us lrfiys let that owl
alone after that, and I don't care If I never
see another as long its I live. -Youth's
Companion.
This lloy Did Not Kven IjiiiiIi.
A New York boy who rejoices in the
Christian name which the Father of his
Country has mado Immortal is making 1,1s
annual visit to the home of an aunt. The
faithful domestic who yearly welcomes Uto
terror nnd delight of her existence in hl
person undertook an extra compliment to
him recently In tho shape ot a. birthday
cake. The goody was secretly made mid
proudly brought on at supper with hi
name swre'lybut incorrectly spelled out
Inspotlo" I log.
The tuw of the small boy has been esti
mated as an unknown quantity, but
George did not betray by so much ns a
twinkle of tho eye the roaring merriment
that columned htm when confronted hy
the sugared and uncompromising "Gorge"
which must bo set down to his eve,rlnst.
lug ciodlt. Her Point of View in New
York Times.
NEW YOKK FASHIONS.
TASTEFUL TENNIS GOWN
MISS HELEN DRICE.
FOR
OlUr Harper find Tluit tVrslthy M'nitii'ii
Wrar l .1 rwelry mid lny l.r Attrii.
tlon tu llrrm Ttiaii Thnlr (IrHiiiliiiolli.
rs Did.
, Hpeelsl Corrt'spondeiico.
Nrw Yoiik, Auk. 11. Whon we any
Now .York fashions woltncnu thosoiimtlf
nnd tienlgnort lioro, not nhvitys imported,
but yet Homotimea, mid in nil ensoa worn
by Now York wuttion whuruvor they
may linpieii to go. Junt now thoro is it
lull, but I liud still onoiiRh that h now
to ftirninh material for sovoral luttoru n
day, to any uotlilng.of only otio opistlo u
week. i ,
Tho latest ronllyjiretty.thltiK i ti ten
nis gown for Miss Holcn 'Drico, who is
ns tastoful iih alio is pretty. This gown
ia mado of dark bluo sorgo, laid in kilts
from waist to Init
totn. Thoro is it
gold embroidered
girdle, and ottiTs
of thuaamototho
bishop bIcovoh. A
round lnco collar
adds a dainty
touch t o tho Heel;,
nnd with tho suit
hIio wenrs pearl
undroHBcd kid
glovoH and u
whito flannel sail
or cap with gold
cord nnd buttons.
Tho waist is plain
French, buttoned
down tho loft
Kldo with lint
gold buttons.
This gown may
also do duty on a
yacht, as it is
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bkrue. adapted for it, or
ns n gown for general wear for outdoors.
Thoro is ono quality of surgu that is as
light nnd almost us cool as a cotton dress,
and protty us are tho cotton fabrics thoy
are not suited, as this is, to active move
ments. If thoy nro starched they are
not graceful; if not thoy are too soft mid
clinging nnd impedo movements of tho
wearer.
Miss Ilrico is ono of those pretty girls
who don't seem to know; how charming
thoy are, nnd hor simplo nnd unaffected
maimers inako her n favorito with
young and old. Sho has lovely eyes,
golden hair nud a jierfect color, and is ns
plump as a baby with nil of u baby's
delicacy of complexion. She rather af
fects gray, white and bluo uu her favorite
colors, nud usually wears some delicate
pink nnd white blossoms nt her licit. Her
health is so perfect that she is ns active
as n boy, while Iter refinement is shown
in every movement and tono of voice
With almost unlimited wealth at her
command, sho dresses in n manner that
is it lesson to other young girls.
Ono of her gowns for grand occasions
was made of pearl white craH rayeu,
over n slip of glaco silk, also white.
The corsage was pointed and had a ruf
fled Dertho of the same with pulled
'sleeves. Tho skirt was simply hemmed.
and a llttlu rosette, of blush-pink ribbon
with two long ends were fastened at
tho left sido of the bottom of tho waist
for trimming. Nothing could bo daintier
or more girlish.
Many persons Hoem to think thut the
daughters of rich men always wear
''satin gowns for breakfast and vclvot
ones for tea," but it is not so now. The
wealthier tho girl is tho more sho studies
simplicity in her toilets, and tho "stylo"
is apparent only in the perfection of tho
finish. 1 could mention twonty "million
aires'" daughters whoso frocks are
washed nnd ironed a dozen times in a
season, just as yours, my dear, or, mine
might be. There are times for every
thing, tho wise man suid, and tho young
girls of our generation seem to have
token a leaf out of his book, nnd they
adapt their dressing to tho occasion.
In apito of everything said about the
extravagance of tho fashionable young
girls of today, 1 know from various
sources that thoy do not spend ono-
third as much money on their personal
adornment as thoy did ten years ago.
Young ludies very rarely wear any jew
elry, or if 'they do it is only'such as is
absolutely necessary to fasten collars or
something similar. Jewels for tho sake
of show nro not worn by tho leaders of
New York styles, nnd it is no longer
fashiouablu to havo such an array of
gowns us used to be considered neces
sary. Ono tailor gown, ono sorgo or
flannel outing dress, ono pretty ten
gown, say two evening dresses, one of
black luce and Hurah, liko the illustra
tion, and threo or
four ootton
gowns are about
nH that tho aver
ago young lady
cares to be bur
dened with in
these enlightened
days. And better
care is taken of
these drossos
than ever before.
They are nice,
and lieing kept
in order careful
ly they last a
long time, and as
one young lady
who could have
uew a r o s 8
every hour if she
had wanted it
told me, "Tho
longer I have a
dress the lietter I
like it, and I al
ways feel liko
losing an old
friend when a fa-
LACE AM PONC1KK
QOWH.
vorito gown gives out." Tho pretty lace
Russian blouse is worn over a black imjii-
gee skirt, and this has a lnco flouupo.
The sleoves nro particularly pretty. Thei
blouse is cut In ono nleco liko a Mother
Hubbard nud simply belted in
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FASHIONS FOR FALL.
THE AUTUMN STYLES ARE ALREADY
MATERIALIZING.
Olive Harper Varnishes Timely Informa
tion Ilrgaritlng llonnets. Wraps and
Clowns The IHstlnctlve features of
the New Millinery Creations.
HlH'clnl Corrcspunilctice.
Nrw Yohk, Aug. 18. Already some
thing of tho glory nud freshness of sum
mer has departed, ami the trees liegin to
grow rusty and dusty, and that means
that all those invisible fairies who pro
vide tho now garments to make feminin
ity bewitching nro busily engaged on
fall bonnets, fall wraps nnd fall gowns;
tho bonnets como first of nil, of courso,
nnd they are the funniest littlo things
imaginable. Pretty, though. There is
ono stylo where ono can scarcely call It
anything but half n tin pan. Tho crown is
round and flat nnd tho rest is like the
edgo cut uwuy, nnd there is a narrow
niching of black tulle nil around the
crown nnd the edge, nud alternate strips
of velvet nnd, silver embroidery. On
tho top are two blnck prlnco feathors
and a close liow of silver gray riblwn
nud strings of tho same. This makes n
lovely lMinuet, chaste and tasteful, but
not becoming to everybody.
THE NEW FALL I10NNET8.
Another novelty has a plain saucer
shape, with a niching of black ribbon
with a silver edge around it, headed
by bended passementerie, which is con
tinued up to tho crown where tho bead
ing forms n rather close ornament. In
front is n butterfly bow of loco with
soino dandelion puffs nbovo it. Black
grosgrain strings.
A bonnet for a young lndy for tjieat
or afternoon visit, or blen for church, is
of a largo jot star laid over a fiat 8lutio
of gilt lnco. Thoro is a sprawling orna
ment of gold and jet set in the center of
tho star and n littlo choux of black and
gold lnco in front. Strings of gold
colored riblwn fall from n small bow nt
tho bnck and tio around tho knot of
hair, about tho only way of keeping the
bonnet on I fancy.
Another is of gilt straw, with a puck
ered brim and a mushroom crown,
arouud which is tied n blue ribbon and
above this topples a bunch of wild oats.
It is a cute littlo bonnet.
I noticed sovoral hats and bonnets
having tho tri-como effect, which Is
very becoming to some faces, and some
of them were mado of serge, whipcord
and other woolen material, so thut thoy
can match costumes if so desired. A
littlo military gold braid goes into tho
garniture of each. Soino are bound
with narrow velvet and havo n narrow
gold cord as finish. Others havo tho
points laced up with gold cord.
Next to bonnets in importance are tho
jackets and wraps, and these which are
hero illustrated will probably lie the fa
vorite stylo for tho season. Tho shape
Is quito long' nnd snug fitting. Tho up
per ono is of black diagonal, liuod with
silk and plain finished, not even a but
ton showing. It is also mndo in cloth
and cheviot, black or very dark bluo. It
buttons on tho right side.
Tho middle one is a cutaway of whip
cord in black, tailor bound on the edges,
and with a velvet uppliquo on tho front
lapels. Tho vest is of whito cloth, with
a regular shirt bosom and collar, with
soft tie. This stylo was also shown in
chocolate brown cloth and seal brown,
with plain velvet faced collar and lapels.
Tlir. NEW WALKINO JACKETS.
Tho lower is a heavy blue diagonal,
tailor stitched nround tho lxittom and
lined with blnck twilled surah, which
also faces tho rovers. This jacket is ar
ranged so that it can be thrown open or
closed in double breasted style. The
buttons are plain cloth tailor buttons to
match tho color of the cloth.
When worn open a lace and crnpo vnt
Is n pretty nnd dressy addition. Many
of tho jackets nro lined with bright col
ored or striped silk or satin, but the
handsomest are lined with black sural 1
Tho most of the jackets appear to tit
the figure tightly, though there nro
some with loos-o fronts nnd soino nsraiu
with the ungainly English plait in (he
back sack coats. There are to bo also
"umbers of llussiuii blouses, but the-.o
'uu,cr""u. ""J1 "vr can no muy el.
iruiif iiiiii iiuir ininiiu wiin irur ifiniii
t)IIMI Ml IV" IIIMIVH I MW t)Ulf IIITJIJ
feel
sutistied with
them ufter. Still some
Olive Haiu'fb.
like them.
Now's the Time tb Buy!"
ZBTT--
Manufacturers Agent !
I have just received nt my repository, direct from the factory, n large line of FftST
CLASS WO UK, nnd am offering the n nt prices that positively dis
tance all competitors. Sec my line of
Ptiaetons,
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And nil the latest Novelties In the Carriage line. Hcing manufacturer's agent for
some of the greatest factories, I am In a position to offer goods nt closer
figures than retailers. It will pay you to call and sec my
NEW LINE before making purchases.
E. R. GUTHRIE,
1540 O STREET - 1540 O STREET
HOTEL
CASCADE,
f SEJLS02ST 1892 OFE3STS TTJ3STB 20,
E. K. CRILEY & CO., Prop's.
Also Proprietors Ccntropolls Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri.
This charming resort, the most beautiful in Colorado, is located on the Colorado
Midland Uallrond, about two hours tide from Denver, nnd twelve miles from Colorado
Springs. The hotel accommodations with the Knmonn, the largest and most elab
orately furnished resort hotel in the state, and the Cascade House, both being under
the same management this season, will be unequalled in the mountains. A good east
ern Orchestra has been engaged for the season. Everything towards furthering the
comfort nnd enjoyment of the guests will be provided. Boating on the lake, Lawn
Tennis, Croquette, Hunting nnd Fishing nrc among the attractions. Guides will be in
attendance to show and explain to visitors the points of interest In these famous
canons. The Pike's Peak drive, the highest In the world, begins in front of the Ra
monn hotel. For further Information address,
E. K. CRILEY & CO., Cnscadc, Colo.
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NOW FOR
1 MILLINERY!
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THE Summer season is here and we've got too many hats,
bonnets and flowers on hand. If you want anything in
that line, come in and we'll guarantee prices will be
satisfactory.
THEYMUST GO
PRICES NO OBJECT.
Step in and see for )ourself. All the latest goods at sacri
fice bargains.
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Joseph Hoehmcr, President,
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Chns. E. Waltc, Cashier, JJ ,
O. J . Wilcox, Asst. Cashier
Capital .... $100,000.00
Surplus .... 20,000.00
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parts of the world. Korolgn Collections n
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