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iiBmilJiWfiJW.WIHJTOBWIPW ' 'l'WWt"' ,jiwmiiwi 4 Dyspepsia Mnkrs llio lives of many people mUcrnhlo, ml often IraiN to sclf-itcMruotlon. Distress after catlnc, sour stomach, sick hoiuhcho, heartburn, hmnf appetite, a fnhit," nil roiio" feeling. ld taste, co.itrd tniiF.uo, and Irrccn . l.itlty of tlio bowels, nro DiBtfOSS xoino of tlia moro common AftOr )initoms. Dyspepsia does - .. not get well f ltelf. It killing leuulrrs careful, persistent attention, and a remedy llko Hood's 8,-irs.v partita, wliloh nets gently, yet surely mid efficiently. It tones the. stomach nml otlier organs, regulate tlio illgcttton, crcalos n gootl Appetite, nml by thus lok OTereomlng tlio Uc.il im- . . torn removes tlio jfini,v nouanono llietlo effects of tlio disease, banishes tlio licmlacho, nml refreslies tlm tired mind. "I have been troubled with dyspopsla. I Iiad tuit llttlo npj'Cllte, and what I did cat Mnnra distressed me, or did mo rJ5nrx llttlo good. In nn hour DUrn nfter eatliiR I would expe rience n falntncss, or tired, nll-Rono feeling, ns though I had not eaten anything. My trou ble, I think, was nggravntcd by my business, which Is that of a painter, nml from being moro or less flint up In n Sour room with fresh paint. I-ast .-.u spring I took Hood's 8ars.v otomacn rllla took tlireo bottles. It did mo nu Immenso ninount of good. It gavn mo nu nppetlte, nml my food relished nml satisfied tlio craving I had previously experienced." Unouor. A. l'Atii:, Wnlcttown, Mass. Hood's Sarsaparilla SoMbynlhlrusRliti. l uliforfS. Prcpnredonly liyO. I HOOD.t CI)AH)tlirrmlo,lwcll, I.iu, 100 Dosos Ono Dollar WESTERFIELD'S Palace Bath Shaving PARLORS. Ladles- and - Children's Hair Cutting A SPECIALTY. -COR. 12 - O STS., NHW Hl'RR HL'K PEERLESS Steam Laundry, 327-33I N. tith Street. C. J. Pratt, Prop'r. Q. L. Mautin, City Solicitor. Pine Laundry Work a Specialty TELEPHONE 190. &E0. H. POEHLER, Ice Cream and Oyster Parlors Bakery and Confectionery. 1132 O Street - LINCOLN, NEB. Families nml Parties supplied with nil delicacies at short notice. Ice Cream for party br private orders all during winter season. Telephone .157. R. O'NEILL, llKALKK IN Diamonds, : Jewelry, AND OPTICAL GOODS. Repairing and Engraving a Specialty. 116 No. Tenth Street. New Jewelry Store, L. BARK, .019 O Street. Established 1S74. Poslrcs to call tho attention of tlio public to Ills now nml cleiruut stock or DIAMONDS, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Having moro room to accommodate tbo trade and show n lancer lino than over Ilcfuro pur chasing, Rlvo u h H cull and wo will show yon (tho finest lino at lowest Ksslblo prices. Watch Repairing and Engraving Neatly done and nil work warranted. KING STEEAR, SHOE STORE, ! the next t lit 111: to a Saving llnnk. Tbo only difference Is wo stvo vou Real Leather Shoes Instead of Taper Holed Hboes, for tbo same nr less dollars that tbo ot hern charge for shod dies. We sell them on their merits, Tho obeancst nnd best place In America for Ileul Leather Bliocs for tho same amount of money ltemeruber tbo place, 101U O street. KING STEEAR. Got Your Laundry Work -DONKAT- The Excelsior Steam Laundry, 807 H. 11th St., rear entrance. Tel. 801. All orders promptly called for and delivered. We pildeounelrciiou promptness and sujierlorlty of work, &III.MSU& DAY, Proprietor. '.'.i A iiuM' li)trr of Modern Wmrs. l'UllMHIIICIJ SATUKIUV tfeiiscnirrios: Ono Your by Mnll or Currier f i,tM Mi months, ,im, Three months Art Cents, On month at Coals Invarnbly In Advance. Aiivkiitiskmknts: Hales furnished on nppll-nllMi nt tlio odlco. Hls-clal rates on Tlmo Contra Is, Oontiiiiuttions: Hliortspley sketches, ieiiis. ntul utorli-s solicited, Personal and Mortal notes nre miHi'lnlly dcslrnble. I'iiintinii: Wo innkn n specially of Finn Printing In nil Its branches. Hoclc ty work a s-italty AililrcnH nil oouiuuuilcAtlotm direct 10 tlio office. WlCHS-UCU PUINTINO Oo I'lmi.lHlt KHM. Now llurr llloek, Cor. Mill and () HtreeU. Tki.kimionki'M. I,. Wkhhki., .lit., Editor. N. Ham., litis. Mgr Till", editor of n partisan newspaper has n Minp these days. Vote for apis-ars to liu n very common beginning for those scintil lating Hashes of prosody. It Is rumored that John 1.. Hnlllviin Is now Stirling editor of n Now York nowspiier. Wonder If .lake ICilrnlii will enll to tick the editor If anything derogatory to his abilities us a pugilist Is published. Tlll'.litc iipM'iii's to iHwiiitiiinocoxxuilly largo ntlttiber of railway nrccki In tbo past three months. In mi iik" when mechanical pi og ress Is so proud a lioost It scorns that greater safeguards against accident could bo devised. It Is wild that If McSlitiuo Is elected a now detnoerntlo dally will Imj started In Lincoln. Consequently wo feel safe In asserting that It would Win very good thing for so 1 o jwplo If that Kent toman would fall to reach thogoul of his ambition. Onk of tho surprises in tbo sporting world was tlio aiiuotllieeliient of tbo dlsbaltditiolit of tbo Detroit ball clultniid tbo sale of Its play etHiiml ftnuchlse, The Hinder weio iigicut team of ball playois, but beiieefotth they will meet as oppoueiitH. In contrast with four years ago this has lKeit 11 very clean cammigu, free from por koiiiiI abuse nml calumniating slander. II0J.I1 sides have of e)ursu done the usual niiioiint of lying, hut no harm has been done, except to tbo ixirpetmUtr'ii inoraK Ami now it Is positively nsserted that Ne braska City is to have 11 now otera house. Wo bnvo Ioiik Ixdloved that there was a good tlmo coming for tbo old town by the river, nnd If her citizens over do get fully awakened things will hum down there. Hkhioh has an organluition gone to decay no ipilekly as tho oneo jiowerful and proHH'r- oui T. I'. A. Wo never bear any tTiinir of tho association any more, but tlio Ikivh come nround on their trips regularly; so wo sup pose every tiling Is for tho best. Tint propriettirs of tho Nebraska City Press nro building it new olllco and when ready for ox'uiKiuey tho wiper will come out In a now drcMaud lo otherwise Impmveil. Wo con gratulate tho 1'rchH on these manifestations of prosjierity, and wish It long life and plenty of It. TltK bill uinkiiig Lincoln a poit of entry was signed by tbo president last Saturday, and the city N now on an eipial footing with other cities In what will prove of great ad vantage to tlnns who heretofore have Ikiiiio tho delays and ietty nniioyances in handling dutiable goodr. Wk have heard 11 great deal alxmt the de pravity ot Covington, n town lu Nebraska nearly opiwslto Sioux City, but wo never re ii'.itcd tho depth thereof until n copy of its now nHr reached us. When It Is mentioned that tho NiMr eontnins eleven saloon "ads" and tho town three or four hundred people, the condition of airulni can bo better imagined than descrilicd. Sioux City is to have another Sunday pa per, two rush young jonrunllsts of that me tropolis having conceived tho idea that there exlits there an exclusive niche awaiting occiiNtncy, Wo believe tho 81111 linn it ten drils too firmly entwined around the Iowau heart to bo disturbed by tho rial touch of tbo intruder, but It. is likely that it will lie com- elled to shine with gi enter brilliancy than in days of yore. TlIK Council Illuirs Hcllector, in its last Is suo reads tho sleepy denizens of Hint bailiwick n sharp lecture on their lack ot enterprise, and cited Lincoln 11s an example of what push will do. Council II lutTa had u long start of this city, but it is now far behind in the race for commercial eminence. Tlio editor of tbo IUIIector was at 0110 tlmo a resident of this city, ami is therefore jierfectly competent to Clvo his town B01110 invaluable pointers on how to grow. Quitk a sensation was created in Now York tho other day by tho announcement that Mrs. J. O. Illalue, Jr., bad brought suit against her dUtlugutshcd fatherinluw mid hlnwlfo for alienating the affections of her husband. It will be remembered Hint young Hlalno ran away Ith n young society "bud" some tlmo ngo and married her against every body's wishes; but later developments seen. to show that ho has tired of tlm matrimonial ycko. Tho young lady is a Catholic and will not apply for a divorce; henco this damage suit, Woman, lovely woman, bns Just as lively a tlmo when iuconvoutlonuHsscmblod as innn, loor man, if wo nro to Judge from tho pub lished rejiortu of tho meeting of tho Nationnl Woman's Christian Teinpernnco Union, Tho prohibition whig endeavored to secure an endorsement of that party's method of mak ing mid keeping men sober, but tho attempt wiw vigorously opjiojod, and tho debate that ensued tnrew far into the shade the ncriiuo ulous discussion between Hlalno nod Conk ling, for biting sarcasm nml envenomed language. Thk proprietor "f the Cm 1111:11 ictiiruod yesletday fmlil Chicago, where he sifilt the greater part of the week In selecting new mu lct lid for uso In the otllc . Among tho nrtl eles puii'liasisl was 11 large e Under press of the bent make, with all tlio latest Improve ments, mill handsomely Mulshed with lnas and ulckle; 11N0 a unw engine to niti tho ma chinery, Ih'sIiIch numerous other urticlcs iiec iwuiry In a llrst elas.4 print shop. Oilier Im provements will follow. .Iiwik Manhkiki.ii, the woman who was nt tlm Ik:Ioiii of tho trou'olo between Jliu I'lsk nnd 11 Htokes, has settled down in Pari", where she is living n gay life. Contrary to general Irdlcf, she Is rather slim In form, and although Wearing fifty years of age, looks llko a maid of tweittyllve. The escapade lu which she llgtircd hero has liccn exaggerated by the ImpreHsionablo Prencbmeli until they really lielleve that she was a moving cause lu the war of tho rebellion. TitK CuruiK.ii Is not Indulging In jiolltlcs to any extent, hut It would really like to know why Thurston, 11 republican and attor ney of tho Union Pacllle, should lie tho tar get of abuse for making olitlcal speeches III this campaign, when l'oppletoii. who held the uttoriieyshlp four years ago. campaigned for the democratic ticket without laying him self ooii for similar attack. Politics Is a mighty Nciillar thing, what is all right for our side Is daiiiliablo for the otlier. At the next meeting of the legislature something should 1st done towards the revi sion of the law regulating Justices of the sace. It Is evident that there Is a decided nnd very necessary movement lu this direc tion. It has gotten so under the present sys tem that cities are Hooded with 11 certain class of Individual uliii call themselves at torneys, who are accustomed to uro the Jus tice courta ns tho medium for extorting money from unsophisticated pel-sous w 1 10 nro brought before Justices of thu icaeo with oven less sense than the man of nu empty mind iost osses, who is especially careful to keep his chest locked lest Nome fine should look III ntul see that there is nothing In It. Oood Judg ment In Mluta of law nre neceR-wry; mi let the law of Justice courts lie too llllcd, (leutlemcii who desire to know w hero they can get the llnest shave or hair cut III the city would do well to patronl.o the builter shop under the Missouri Pacllle ticket oIllce.Noutb enst corner of Twelfth and O streets. It is tho best shop In town, tleorgo Wilcox, the proprietor, employs only nrtlsts lu tbo profes slon, who give such smooth 10 cent shaves that one is put to sleep under their gentle touch. (Hvu them a triul ntul bo convinced that this s '. To Our l.KMjer I'rleiuls, During the past week Tin: CouitlKIt olllco has turned out some elegant sicclmeiisn law briefs, o 10 umulicrlug nearly 11 hundred pages. Wo would like our friends of the legal fraternity to remember that in this class of work we exeell all othera and that our prices nro ns low us t he low est. Calls by tele phone, No, 'i'l!!, promptly answered mid nil work left nt our olllco In llurr block done neat, tpiick mid cheap. Miss Anna W. Hawkins, whon sueajis ns teach:- of dancing was plnlnly seen lu her elegant "Gorman and Reception" of June last, will oK'ii her school for children on Sat unlay, September tho iM!, lu Masonic Tern pie. Miss Hawkins would be plensod to re ceive names of those who wish to take, nt any time. AddiciH rkiiii ill, Ilichards block, Lincoln, Neb. Private lessons forudulta will also bo given to those w ho desire to ink'' 'M-U Lincoln lluek anil IIiikkiiko I. Inc. Telephone N.. L'01. meat market, t):S7 0 street, or No. U01 llverv bat.i. Onler slates at same places and IT. P. ticket olllce, corner Eleventh nnd O stm'ts. Hack stands, Capi tal hotel and meat market. Hoiianon Huos. A Good. Modicino Which ovory Family Should bo Provided With. Tliero Is no medicine so often needed in every household ns a good reliable liniment such as Cliumlmrlnin's Pain Halm. Hardly 11 week passes hut some member of tlio family bus need of it for some ailment. A toothache or liendiieho may ho cured by it. A touch of rheumatism or neuralgia quieted. The severe pain of n burn or scald promptly reliocd, nnd tho sore healed In much loss tlmo tlinii when medicine has to bo sunt for. A sprain may bo promptly treated beforo iniluinmation sets In, which insures 11 cure lu about ono third of tho tinio othorwlso re quired. Cuts and bruises should re civo immediate treatment beforo the parts become Mvollon, which can only lie done when tho Pain Halm is kept on hand. A soro throat may bo cured ho foro it becomes scr oils. A trouble bonto corn mav ho removed by apply Injj it twieo u day for a week or two. Quinseyund glandular swellings may bo surpassed lioforo matter has begun to form in them. Hoils uro oMcn the re.Miltof nn injury nnd may he prevent ed by timely treatment. A Innio bacL may bo cured ntul sew ml days of valu able time saved. A pain in the s'de or chest relieved without in.iiigii doctor bill. When so much pain nnd sulfciing 111 ay bo saved by the trivial outlay of lifty cents, it is certainly surprising that any family would do without such a remedy. Tho fact Is. few of thoso who hae used Chamberlain's Pain Halm uro willing to bu without it. A Knnsas City traveling man says Chamberlain's Pain Halm enables him to earn $l,'J0O per year It cured him of neuralgia with winch hi had been an almost constnnt sull'eier. A. II. Elliott of South Cedar, Kansas, says: "My father who lives near mo was thrown from n buggy, and nearly killed, Chamberlain's Pain Itidm saved his life." Mr. W111, Vt'estlako, a prominent fanner and stock-raiser near Avocu, Neb., was so badly injured by being thrown from a sulky, Unit hu could not raise his hand to his head, by using Chamberlain's 1'ain Halm, ho entirely recovered tho use of his arm in two weeks tlmo, which enabled him to ex hibit his stud of horses nt tho fair and they took tho llrst premium. U. O. Hurliiighnm of New Hostou, 111., sprained his back so badly that ho could not cut olF a stick of wood, Chamberlain's Tain Halm cured him in 0110 day. St. FutrlokV Pills clear.se tho system, purify thu blood nnd regalato tho liver nnd bowels. Tliov linvo no uur.l. try 1 them, i-'o ceuts pur box. NEW YOHK FASHIONS. OLIVE HARPER WHITES OF THE STYLES OF THE SEASON. tinii'i-rul Homo Toilet Hull Toilet from I'riiiiii) for Voiinu Girl Kleuiiot fii Trltiimril (liiwn Tho Monkey .Skin Hon nml Alum - (Hpcelnl Corn'SMiinlrtice 1 Ni:w Yoiik, Oct. 18. 1 would really like to knmv who sets tho fashions now It appears as If there must boabout seven hundred leaders, nnd each ono of them with a taste diametrically opposed to tho Ideas of tho others, bccatiHo thoro are cer tainly that many now styles Colors, too, nro so varied that 11 street full of women looks llko a llowor bed; but the hateful, oyo torturing shade of terra cotta red Is now "out," and pomilaln blue Is "In." There Is something almost miraculous In tho wny that colors apHar and dlsap pear according to the dictates of fashion. One mouth you will see almost every thlnl woman tln-ssed In somo shade of green, or some belligerent red, or a tender memory of crushed raspberry and en-am will havo pervaded tho atmosphere, or everything will wear 11 purple haze like tho distant hills, or everything will suddenly look as bllio nstho proverbial Mottdav, and that Is Just what It will look llko Inside of two weeks that Is to say that portion of Now York where every new stylo takes Its rise. It Is to tho everlasting credit of tho rest of them that they do not always follow tho fashions set In some respects, not ex actly so much in dress us undress. Wo hear llttlo bovs say kites are "In" or marbles aro 'out'' and wo know that tho "In" means that kites or marbles aro in partlculur vogue Just then, or when they uro "out" 110 self respecting hoy would bo seen placing those games, while those who nro less favored bv fortune nnd who havo vainly loiiftod all through the season for kites or marbles mako nny sen sou fashlouabo with tho playthings now discarded by tho others. Just so with colors or goods. Tho rich people buy the new styles and colors, and by tho time the great multitude has earned money to buy tho saino tho original wearers have already begun another crusado wherein they wear not tho cockleshell and wooden spoon, but tho now style. It makes tho observer smile to seethe huummiesn of human nature. The fashion q writers who aro supposed to no oracles of wisdom with regard to tho "very newest out,' and to bo a general sort of high priestess to tho shrine of the beautiful, nro, after all Is said nml done, won derful creatures, nml each 0110 is somewhat of a law to herself. One will tell vou that bustles of all styles, shapes, sizes and kinds nro "out," and then show you a string of pictures and such that have rath or higher elevations if posslblo than U'n bnvo over scon. oitAci:iUMioMi:To.u:Tmi(ltll0 ,mt onj will say that all dresses uro to bo "cling ing," that Is, they will cling to tho figure; cling to tho limbs, and look llko the pic tures of our great-grcat-grandmothcrs as they went out In windy weather in short walsted, long necked gowns, with mutton leg sleeves and coal scuttlo bonnets. One fashion writer gravel v asserts thut with tho very newest ami most elegant tea gown of crapo and surah It will bo neces sary to limit tho rest of tho apparel to tights, it Is so very clinging. And next door to that comes the assertion that tho tailor mado gowns for street wear will havo four steels lu tho back. How nro you going to reconcile it all? I shall not try. Tho fart of It is that tlio slim, nugulur womuu Is not going to risk herself in clinging gowns, neither Is tho overly plump ono, nnd tho women who can wear such costumes aro tho ones who will look best in them, and the rest will stand rigid ntul call them Immodest, while they nro actually consmnliur with desire to wear them too. Tho woman who can read tho different prophecies nnd sibylline lenves of tho various fashion writers and chooso out of much chart a general Idea that each and every one of them ought to study her own uppearnnce, complexion nnd form, and dresa according to them, enhancing her own ndvnntnges nml diverting notice from her llttlo defects, that woman Is tho most sensible of her generation. So It is that each peculiar stylo is provided for, and tho woman who cannot Hud suitable garments and ravishing gowns must bo hard to please. Ono beautiful homo toilet of soft por celain blue cashmcro over nn ecru suirt has vertical stripes of ruby velvet laid along lrotn top to bottom, ending nt tho but to 1.1 lu round vol rot balls. Tho waist la gurtilshcd In a novel nnd effect ive manner with velvet and a sil ver and cashmcro braiding on tho collar and lu tho neck. This la mado with a mod orato tournuro, just enough for grace, and very suitablo for a slondcr figure. Another exquis ite gown for homo or visiting Is of gray cashmcro, richly d r a p o d, with tho skirt trimmed with horizontal bauds nt broeiided vol. vet rod and kli:qant vuji tuimmcd black. Tho cor- OOWN" sago is 01 1 lie same, a narrow uanu 01 beaver extends from tho neck to tho foot, and narrow bauds of tho same encircle tho elcoves. lly tho way, theso narrow bands of fur will bo extremely stylish on every gown this coining season, and it does not mat ter what kind of fur it is. Narrow and wide bauds will bo used to border tea gowns, streot dresses and theater wraps and hoods, ua well as short wraps for tho street, nud tho long cloaks now so fash ionable. Whlto Ilusslou cloth walking dresses and i JMm. MMM 1 fli y I "! H i 'IP J I ll B M homo rostumeu and tea gowns, each nfter Its kind, will havo somo sort of fur bor tiering The cream white cloth Is usually braided very lavishly In black or brown and gold braid, and below tlio braiding tho fur bund Is set Tho china crepe, enshmero fir surnli tea gowns of pale green, or delicate inlnioii pink havo borders of baud einbnililery In iintural colors, and the Mat or round baud of fur Is set beneath Tho green mnterlnl nnd long silvery furs mako a very beautl fill effect. The lynx nnd salmon or gray or iialo blue mnko charming contrast, while whlto corduroy with a real Russian sable bonier make 11 combination to dream of Them aro also 110 mid of boas and such things until ono becomes confused. Per haps tho prettiest ami most becoming of them nil aro tho boas mado of the soft black monkey skins Tho hnlrs nro so long and silky, nnd somehow tho hlnck brings out tho Intent freshness and color of the palest complexion, ami the price Is very low in comparison with somo of tho furs. A monkey skin full set Is worth having. Sealskin Is ham'.somo nnd rich, but, lu my own private opinion, no hniulsomer, if as handsome, as genultio black astrakau. I saw a long uewmnrket of this latter fur which was as beautiful a garment as any person could desire. Hut thoso things uro tuntters of taste, and tho nvcrago wo man would prefer sealskin. It Is ono of tho odd freaks of fashion that when the wintry winds mnko furs a necessity Hint ts also tbo tlmo when tho most nrdent de votees of fashion put on their low- I uj&M est ir o w 11 s to dance In n 11 d wear to tho ope ras, and sit thus in draughty boxes. It would seem a llttlo 111010 suitablo lu warm wenther, but wo man is nothing if not 11 thing of con tnirles, a 11 d In winter, while tho p. b piercing blast ows ami otlier folks hug their stoves, with hug me-tlgbtsoii, they faeo death lu bare arms and chests and backs. Hut, somehow, thoy live through it, thoiieh it makes tho beholder shiver to o 0 thorn. It must MONKI AND bo ndmlttcd Hint tho foreiiru pconle uro a llttlo in iidvnnco of us hi tho matter of dressing young girls. There It Is only the married women who uro permitted by fashion to wear their dresses without waists enough to mention. Young girls aro modestly dressed and aro nil tho pret tier for It. Among some of thonowest importations for cloakiugs nro matclasso effects in thick material, which is lleeco lined nnd wiinn enough for out doors in tho coldest weather without linings. Theso will havo fur borders and no buttons. Tho figures nro In such relief that they look as If carved. Ono of tho demands of civilization has led to tho salo of ready made robes of every siyio oy 1110 nest nouses, anil though it, is true iniu 1110 Imported ones, and many of thoso of domestic make, aro very dear, yet others do not cost as much as it would cost to buy tho materials nml hiro tho dross mado, for dress making, particu larly In New York, Is very expensive, and tho best dress makers will not mako nny gown for less than '20 or fJii. in one of thoso stores a lady friend bought a fiuo hlnck cashmcro dn-ss readv made for $22." Tho somely trimmed, I,,,KNC" ".no "" 8 with a vest of iiau.to.i.et. surah, nnd there wore rich bunches of watered ribbon, nnd tho skirt was kilted with ample and graceful drapery. There wero about eight yards ot cashmcro, nt say about boventy five cents per yard, seven yards of ribbon nt twenty cents per vard, one yard of surnh nnd about a dol lar uud a half's worth of findings, alto gether in tlio neighborhood of $11), so that reduces tho dressinnker'a bill very ma terially. I bcliovo In economy, oven if 1 am n fashion writer. I nlso saw In another placo somo really handsome enshmero mid flannel and chovlot drcssca, nil well mndoof good nnd bcusonnblo material, from $8 up to $1-1. Tho material In theso would cost about $0 to if 8. Tho women who mako theso custom suits aro very poorly paid, not earning over $5 to $7 n week, while tho fashionable dressmaker asks you all your husband's salary to mako you a decent dress. I would llko to say hero that I am not a I purchasing agent, and do not do shopping t for anybody, having all I can do to look for bargains for myself, so that 1 can mako a decent appcarauco upon llttlo or 1 nothing a year. II noticed n-cently n costumo worn by Miss May Wilkes, who has jubt achioved such a success us is rarely accorded In Now York ns a star actress. The first costumo was n prottv blue wool dress, tho second n white negilgo of nun's veiling draped most artistically; tho third was a handsome black lace costumo, and the last was tho ono of which I speak. It was of heavy cream whlto bilk. Tlio corsago was V shaped in tho back and square lu tho front, and tho sleeves were short. Thero was a band of lino black beaded passemcntorlo around tho neck nnd bIcovcs. Tho front of tho skirt was laid In amnio pleats from waist to foot; on tho right sulo and on tho left was a panel on which wero placed three handsomo passo mentorlcoruuments with Jet pcndtints. Tho trniu was gathered Into heavy and graceful folds without n bustle, and swept to tho floor in amplo Hues. Around her waist sho hud a cord of sparkling jet, which held a fan mndo of superb ostrich tins. The whole costumo was rich and distin guished and was made expressly for her debut, and imported. Oi.ivi: Uaiu-uu Tho "Cash" or China. Tho "cash" used oa coin nil over China aro mr.do from an alloy of copper nnd zlno, nearly tlio siunu as tho well linouu Muntz metal. It taken about 1,000 of them to mako change for a dollar. wV WiJEa 1 Hc4cl l.vpnER) Is -Tr IB1 Till Kswi1? v sun iio.v Ml" I V. fry fe HEYMAN & DEICHES, 1018-1520 I nrniia bt , New Taxton Bl'k. i Omai-ia, - USTee. THE LAEG-EST CLOAK, SUIT and FUR HOUSE. In The West. We are now Introducing ninny iiowtiool ties lu Kail and Winter Wcur, and would to- ectrully invite our Lincoln friends to mil nnd see the new Hue Just opened. ARE DIRECT IMPORTERS And ns such can oiler later st j le nt lower prices than any house west oM'IiIciiko 11 fuel we'll take pleasure III proving-to I.IiicoIiiIIih. CALL AND SEE US WHEN IN OMAHA. We can show you 11 line line of Cloaks, Dresses anil Kurs Mint liirpnss anylhlm; you have ever seen lu tho entire west. It will pay you to lnke 11 trip to Omaha to see us, If um want nu thing nice lu our line. Mall Orders Receive Prompt Attention. Leaders in Photography. 1 ley's ffEU 5 5tudio5. We mak a t-pecialty of the celebrated BROMIDE Life sized pictures and furnish the fineU work nt lowest prices. Best Cablnots $3.00 Elegant line of Picture Fi nines in stock and made to order. Call nnd see us. H. W. KELLEY&CO. 102G O Street, LINCOLN, NEB. DENTISTRY W. J. P, Lawton, D.D.S. Rooms 42, 43, 44, Burr Block, levator on 0 St.. Telephone 628 Artificial Teeth inserted without plates. NITROS OXIDE GAS Administered for painless extraction. Crystal Steam Laundry, Office, Burr Dlk. Laundry, 24th and 0. Finest Work in the City. COLLARS AND CUFFS A SPECIALTY. All work culled for nnd delivered, and satisfaction guaranteed. Leave orders at office or by telephone 478. HARGKEAVES BROS, 743 to 745 O Street Wholesale Grocers, Fruit, Produce and Commintlon Merchants SE. MOORE, 1031 O Street Dealer and Jobber In Wall Paper, Lace Curtains, Shades, and Interior Dcco. rations. Ik.
