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May nlTect nny otllnn of tlio body where Hi
mueotin incmbmio li (wind, lint catarrh of
llio tir.id I I f ir tlio mo't rnnitnoii, nml Ilia
most Hullo ta bo ncctttlcil. It rnmtot bo
cured by lrnl application, living a cnnMl
lullnnnl illjc.no It it-qulrei
Ringing n cotiMltullounl remedy llko
Ml Hood Hinaparllli, which,
noises votk,IR jiril(u., ti,o blond,
eradicate Hi Impuilty wldrli rnuscs ami r
Mates tlio r atnrth, nml soon rffrcti a pernt.v
iicnl cure. At tlio Mino tlim llood'i Haw
pitill.i bulldnup tliow holo )K(cni nml make
otic-feel renewed In MrriiRtli
Ami health, it you Minor Impuro
tiimi ralarili, b sitro to Inr.rl
try Hood's Rannparllln. ""
" I tucd Hood's Raroapatlltn for catarrh, and
tcrclveil Rrrat relict nml bencilt tmm It. Tlio
c.ilnrilt wai rry dlsaurccablo, especially In
tlio winter, e.unliiR ronMant dlchnrgo (rum
my noc, ringing nolsoi
Hood's In my ear, nml palm In
oarsapamiaTII0 cfforl , clcnr ,l)y
hf.nl In the morning liy hawking nml spilling
wai painful, Hood's Harsapnrllla gnvo mo
toilet Immediately, while In tlmo 1 wai en
llrely cured. I nm neer without tlio incdl
rluo In my house, na 1 lliluk It
li worth Its weight In gold." CUTOS
Milt). 0. IMltlill.tOSlKlKhlll rnrtrrh
HI..N. V., WnMilimton, I). (J. u'r"
" I was troubled with (lint nunn)lnR (lleaso,
nasal cil.irrli, mid nocr found icllof till
I took Hood's Hars.ipnrllln," J. I Houtt,
MnrkMiiirg, Ky. N. II. Ho suro to get
Hood's Sarsaparllla
(voldhyalldniKgUlt. flr,Wfort. l'reparedoulf
b C, I. IIOOl) A CO., AHitlioctli, LuwiII.Mmi.
100 Dosos Ono Dollar
New Jewelry Store,
L. HARR,
.oip O Street.
established 1874-
citron to rati the attention of tlio ptiblloto
I1I1 now nml oleiituit stock of
DIAMONDS,
Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware,
Watches,
Itnvlmi moro rooiiiloncronmiodntn tlio trudo
nml rtww n Inrgtr lino than c or Ileforo pur-
chnnliiK. kIvp iin uciill nml wo will show 011
the finest lino nt lowest asslblo prices.
Watch Repairing and Engraving
Neatly done mid nil work warranted.
FOR CHRISTMAS!
For Father, Son or
Brother.
Make it the day of the
365 to them with a new suit
something that will please
them every clay till next
Christmas conies.
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You'll want the best
you'll want it made to or
der; you'll want our help
then.
The shaping the neat
fit-
-thc strong sewing.
They'll know its value
and appreciate what
a
worthy gift a trousers, suit
or overcoat would be.
They'll cost--;
Trousers-$6, $6 $7, $8,. $10.
Suits - $W,$6, $30, $35.
Overcoats -; $1 8, $26, $35, $40.
Fancy Vests' - - $8 and $10,
Full Dress Suits $30 to $60.
And our
will make
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TAILOR
1409 Douglas Street, Omaha.
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HMMtaL '-''"ityy urmtat i - i nt
A lmltir liiraf Modern Timti,
l-unt.isti!CD Saturday
flvnurniniBN! Oim Vear liy Mall or Carrlr HJM
Rlx mouth, ,i. TIidhi montliii W CouIk, On
month W LVnt Inrarahly In Adranc,
VDYKiirinicMitNTS! ItalM furnliliril on nppll nihil
at the ofllco, Hxolal ratea on Tlmo Contra la.
COMTHinirrioMM! Hliort npley kflchc, jxn'inn- and
torlrs lollelttvl. IVntonal ami Social uotxa nrn
mpeolully dcnlraldt'.
PaltTliot W make n avclally ofFtrva Printing
In all It liratiahM. Hjjloty work aifyVljIty
AddniM all commutdoatliini direct to thi onioo.
WlCMHICU l'KINTINO Co ,
I'ltUMHIIKHH.
New llurr llloclc, Cor. l'ith mid O Hirer'..
TKI.KI'ltUMRSM.
K Wkhhri,, Jit., 1'Mltor nml Hold l'ronrlotor.
Iv)K out for the ChrlHtmnn mtnilMir of tlio
CoUUIKli. In tlio IniiKimgo of tlio MU
auurlnni, It wilt Ixin loo-loo.
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Tiik CoilittKii Ih thti'o yonra old today, nml
la nttout ni henUhy u ymmipiter na can lu
boon In thiwo jarta. Wo IksIIovo row papers
can claim niicIi
rapid Ritiwth na thla family
(oiiriinl,
Tiik Cull minouiioea that on nml nftoi Bun
day next It will Umio n apodal Huiulay morn
IliU million. Tlio CoUUIKli M Rind to uoto
thla evidence of prwiivrity on tho part of Ha
uptown nelKliuor.
Amkur HtVKfl t'HA.Ni.Kii hna written nn
other atory, Wnlt Mnaou lini conecUoil n
now Joke, Al Falrbrotlior linn evolvtil n atnrt
HtiK ioein, nml tlio Kovoriiiuetit nt WnaliltiK
tou atlll llvo.1. TliU H tlio nowa ml in inn ry for
tlio week.
Tiik lendliig; clergymen of Now Yoik tiro
ilmctt'wlug through tho M'i7it tho ilecolletto
ilroHa iiueatlon. AVo niny now look for n Inrgo
liicrenmi In the numlwr of thvao coslunua,
Aiiythlrg that li notorious Uichj ilaya is suro
tohaxoa great nm.
Mihs ICthki. iNdAMJi, daughter of tho
Kniiaaa aciintor, li to tako chnrgo of n Wmdi
liigtou aociety column of n Now York paper.
If tlio young liiily lini na trenchant n pen 111
her father linn n ready tongue, Hint pnptr
will tuako mi Imituntuneoua succeaa.
Minmraihimh hna llnnlly ouUtripil St.
l'mil in tho mntter ot imputation, Tho for
mer regNtcnxl 60,000 voter nt tlio last olcc
tlon, nml tho latter only :1'J,()00, nml yet no
Ht. I'nul puiKT hna imiilo nny claim about the
frnmlulout number of votoj cast In Min
neapolis. A.nauciiihts In Chlrago nr getting it In
tho neck, limy proiKwoil having n blgeolo
bratlon thoro last Humlny, but tho police
weru out In force nml prevented them, nml
tlioy forgot nunrchy, hato ami bloodshed In
tho coiiMiiuptloii of boor. Tho boverngo
Ian great consoler for theeocueiiiU'sof law
nml order.
A Nkw Yoiik profosaor auya that tho most
opular dntuvM this year will bo tho Ken
tucky Jubilee, llcrllu Dutches, Ullde, Mil
)iirkn mid military polkn. Ho llmU literary
men nml college professor tho most dlllleult
to toaoli. "They can carry tho w holo formula
ot a duiire In their mlmU, but rooiii to find it
cxtromcly dlllleult to ncipilro that elasticity
and chytliui of motion which U ivipilslto to n
goo! dancer."
It is pocullar what absurd atorloi the sen
national daily now spaiwra will prouuilgoto.
A fow days ago John I.. Sullivan was noticed
smoking a clgnretto, nu net ntuiot nny man
is nt times guilty of. Homo reporter auw
him, however, nml renders ot nearly every
papor in tho laud nro being rogntod with tho
now tliat Sullivan has taken to cigarette
smoking, with comments, witty nml other
wi.
Tiik mnu who wrote tho play 'A World
Agalirst Her," In which Joseph Orlsmer nml
l'hudto Davlos aro starring, has sprung w.me
tiling now on tho public, In his manner ot
disposing of tho trotiblcsoni ) iltuin. Imtoid
or allowing that individual to shoot himself
or do a ay with himself in somo oithodox
manner, ho 1ms tho how put him to bleep
with his maulera nfter n very pretty bout
with tho lists, 1'rof. Bulllvnn would make
a great hit in the heio'srolo.
A ClUNK, laboring under the delusion that
ho has been elected to tho prrs deney, li an
noying tho ollli-lnU nt tho A h to House. A
fow weeks ngo ho wanted to tuniCloo
land out, but has concluded to let him titny
In until March. Ho says that ho shall io
inilit hi IVushtngtou to sue that tho otllco is
not turned over to Harrison, who, ho de
clares, wim not eleettMl. Somo ono ought to
show lilui tho cxpjnso bills of tho cabinet nrd
ask him to pony up the amount. Ho prob
nbly would i-cllmpilsh all c'uiiu.
Tiik bustle ot a lady at lWfu.t, Me,, tho
other day was sti tick by lightning while kIio
was 011 tho way to a uelghltor's house, mid
she was so nlTectodby the stroke that rho
wasunablo to speak for seveial minutes.
The enemies ot tho bm-tle, says mi exchange,
will, of course, wire this Incident nsn ktiong
urguineiit hi fnuirof its detnietin. They
will claim that tho lightning wtu. ntttneted
by tho steel wire of which the frnmuworkot
bustles Is made. Hut crsoiis who do not
wear bustles aro frequently struck mid killed
by lightning, and theio is no telling but that
thd bustle in this cuho actually saved tho
Udy's life. In fuct, tho bustlo may bo an nr
tide of great utility ns a safe ami jwtnblo
lightning rod.
Huuiisuiiie Office lu Itrnt.
Desk room with uw of telephoiio,kteain
bent, light and olllco boy, to lent nt th j new
Couiukii olllco, Vil-VU north Twolfth street.
Urouml floor mid Ik'sI location in tho city.
Rent reasonable. r
Through M-stlbulo sleeiwr with dining car
attached from Missouri Valley 011 nil Elk
Iforn-C. & N. W. It, It. traltis to Chicago
from Lincoln. Patronlw the best line; olllco
115 Ho. 10th st.
FASHIONS IN FLOWERS.
CHnVSANTHEMUM3
GEtlCD ORCHIDS
HAVE 6UPER
AND LILIES.
PrdritrlanUiii Ilia I'roprr Tlilns Nana
day -Tlin Wiiy t l)rt for n Walk,
tndonr Hliiira Itrality fipot nod Their
Vntioii Nniiip.
(Special Cornwpondcneo.J
Nr.w Yoiik, Deo. 10. Thoro Ian fnah
Ion In llowora na well na everything olao,
nml thoao who Imvo n proKr conaidom
tlon for tlielr reputntlonana members of
tho ellto of aoclcty would no mora wenr
a llower Hint wrui paaso than tlioy would
bo noon out In a hint rear's lint. Juat
now tho deep blue violets nro tho fnsh
WALKING OOWN AND l'ltU8alAN ItKDIN
OOTE.
lonablo tiny ilowcra, tho lighter colored
onc3 not iM'Ing wont nt nil. A few ptiro
white violets nro worn nt Imlla for cor
nngo bouquets nml in tho Itnir, net off liy
n dollcnto spray of inniileii hair fern. No
roaes nro wont, though bouquets for tho
hand nro admirable Very young ladies
haro ndopteil tho wlilto chryBautlicinuui
as their own cculiar llower nml they
wear great masses of tho feathery wlilto
blossoms upon their corsages, somo oven
having tho slcovo mndo of them, nml
nearly all of tho dresses haro a sort of
llounco mndo of theso lovely flowers,
than which nothing could bo moro soft
and snowy, and tlioy must cost some
thing, too, when you consider that a sin
gle plant costs $1,000.
During tlio Inst four or flvo years thcro
haro been many chrysanthemum shows,
nt which thoto iiaro oeen great varieties
of theso benutitul Hovers, somo of tho
blossoms being over six irehes in diamo
tcr, and others as big ns rmnll buttons
and of every conceirabio color from
snowy whito through pink, yollow.
salmon color and others mixed and
shaded from omngo to deep red nnd on
up to n deep purplo almost bluck, but
this year's show has surpassed them all,
as it has brought out tho now variety
known as tho Mrs. Alphous Hardy,
which has, as I said, becomo tho flower
of tho debutantes. It is large, has
long satiny snow whito intunied
leaves, and on each leaf is a lino
fringo of crystallized whito down which
sparkles under tho light A breath tltirj
It. Tho "society men" also wear tho
chrysanthemum this season, and you sco
no other flower In their button holes.
A season ago it was orchids, and bo
foro that lilies of th'u valley, and preced
ing that golden buttercups wero nil tho
rage, ami daisies tied in irregular
bunches wero wont for threo seasons,
but all thoso now giro placo to tho Japa
nese flower, which, beautiful as it is, al
ways smells llko joas sticks and owect
oil preserved duck mingled.
Tills ccason is to bo a pedestrian ono,
as far as tho young women go, and In
fact nearly till who aro not actually ill
STItll'KD AND PLAIN IlKDIKQOTES.
uinko a point of walking two or threo
miles every day. They wear a very
shoit dicss, with high boots, nnd tlio
most fashiounblo ladles have them mado
with broad soles, low, Hat heels und hi
mo3t Biniaro toes, and, armed with a lo)ig
handled umbrella or walking stick, they
ctcp out briskly nnd return rosy and
brilliant. - 1
Shoes for Indoor wear, however, nro
just as Billy ns thoso for outdcoro nro
sensible, llighcurrcd heels nnd nar
row ointed toes nro tho only ones 0u.
Tho satin flippers to match dresses aro
bended nnd embroidered in tho most
lavish manner. Many of them rrc
adorned with lino Itliiiio stones which
flash llko rent diamonds.
Hosiery for ovenlug wear usua
matches tho kowh in color, nnd they 1
of silk, with oikjii work fronts mid litco
inserting. A fow nro embroidered. Ono
pair I noticed of chocolato brown, em
broidcied in lemon colored silk. And
another pair wero of dark garnets!
with yellow embroidery to match a gar
net velvet dress which Is nicked out with
canary yellow, I haro looked in vain
for any of tho stockings in which cacli
too is mndo separato to go with kid slip
pers, which bomo imuglnativo fashion
authorities haro written about. Thoso
(dippers vcro said to havo been mado to
wear with tho old dlrcctoiro tea gowns
nnd mado tho person look as though bare
footed. Well, I havo hunted for thcju
until now 1 feci sura thcro ''novcr was
no Mrs. Harris," nor toed slippers cither.
What is tho uso of trying to mnko bo
ciety out ns moro foolish tluui it is? No
woman i.i going to wcur such things any
how ns long as who has tho least gleam pf
reason. Tliuy would mnko her teet look
terribly largo. n t
Tho principal objects of each woman's
i. 'fln
Ufa nroflrst, to look pretty; second, to
look prettier than her friends, nnd, nboro
all, to Irok prettier than her enemies;
and nothing Hint lends towards thoso
noblo alms Is too arduous to undertake,
and just now tho particular means to
wnrds them Is to wear "patches." Not
tioii their garments, but tioii their
faces. Tlioy nro niado of black court
plaster nnd hnvo n rcmnrkablo effect In
attracting nttcntlou towards tho princi
pal beautiful vnrU of n wouiau's fneo or
distracting tho oyo from tho least lovely
ones. Tho black somehow brings out all
tho latent brilliancy of color mid shows
n transparent delicacy of complexion
by contrast with Its own blackness.
It Is only nu old, old fashion re
vived, but it Is ti charming one.
It makes red lljw look redder and calls
attention to tho pretty ilimplo in cheek
or chin until tho unfortunate beholder
Is trlpixxl, entangled and bound beforo
ho is awaro of it. Tlio French call them
niouches (flies), but I don't llko that
tmiiio, for I don't think our American
girls nro exactly of tho kind that allow
themselves to bo tho roosting places of
those insects. They nfo now worn not
only upon tho faco out also on tho neck,
just beliind and below tho ear, nnd nlso
on tho shoulders, etc. Thoso placed
under ono of tho eyes nro called "Dan
ger spots," thoso near tho lips nro called
"Assassins," whllo thoso alllxed to tho
chin aro called "Fatal," but I will giro
no more of theso names lest I betray tho
conlldenco of tho young lady who told
mu, nnd nlso lest I put the victims on
guard. "Honor amongwomen," I al
ways say.
It certainly cannot !o threo weeks
slnco tho era 7.0 started, nnd now six out
of seven young women wear patches.
Styles In wrnps and cloaks nro now
fully settled for all winter nnd enrly
soring, nnd never in my recollection has
thcro been such a variety or such ele
gance in tho models, rirnt como tho
plain Hedingotes und long ulsters which,
tiowovcr, enn bo mado ery oniatoif so
desired, with perfect propriety, accord
ing to tho tasto of tho wearer. Tho
ulsters nnd Hedingotes for ordlnnry wear
aro not mado so much of checks or
heather mixtures ns formerly, a wido
striped goods taking its place. Theso
stripes nro cither black ami white, black
andf gray, or brown nnd shito color,
nil pretty nnd none of them with a
Rtripo less than half an inch, nnd from
that to two inches. Theso nro cut to
KipL
walki.no jacket.
bring tho stripes
to an exact iwlnt
in tho back.
Somo hnvo
shoulder capes,
and others capes
only in front. I
saw ono in
brown nnd fawn
strlpoof this lat
ter stylo -cstcr-dny
for $-1.93
DUAitiKo wuai'. which was very
pretty nnd warm. Of courso others nro
much dearer. Next to tho rcdingotes in
importnnco nro tho wraps nnd jackets.
Many of each aro trimmed with fur, but
tho richest and moat elegant trimming
for btich garmonts is braiding, which is
von much worn this winter. Tlio wrap
which is presented hero bus a tainted
vest front nnd is heavily braided in sou
tacho braid. Wraps of black cloth,
cashmere, eergo or Henrietta cloth
nro nil elegant braided, and dark
bluo braided with black is very
rich. In braiding garments tho sou
tacho should bo laid on rery closely
whero it is In straight lines. Tho walk
ing jacket is ornamented with an ap
pliquo of chamois skin, bordered witli
black coutache. This is only suitablo to
a young lndy.
fllanv ladles llko to wear a black or
dark cloth suit without n wrap, oven in
tho coldest of weather, cither to show
their friends that tlioy do not mind tho
cold or for tho reason that tlioy do not
liko heavy wraps. For nuch hero is a
handsomo hlacl; ladles' cloth costume,
trimmed with n braided pattern In rest
and on tho skirt. Under this tin lady
usually does, nnd always should, wear a
chamois vest If sho wears no wraps.
Tho ample mid graceful Russian red
ingoto worn by tho young lady is mndo
of tlio uhaggy goods, somewhat resem
bling tho old stylo "snow llako" goods,
and is lined with cherry satin and bor
dered witu n band of lynx skin. Such a
wrap for n gill of 15 would cost ready
bTVt.1811 CAimiAOB CI.OAK8.
mado nLout $15. Tho materials probably
cost about $0. Women who mnko cloaks
icccivo very small pay, therefore mothers
would not find ns much profit in making
up cloaks ns dresses.
Carriage cloaks nro mado of thick
matolasso silk, or brocaded velvet goods,
mid garnished with heavy cords and
pcudunt ornaments, ns well ns costly
furs. Tlio materials of which tho hand
somo carrlngo wraps nro mndo nro bo
thick nnd rich that it Is impossiblo to
mako them fall gracefully upon oven tho
most graceful Hgure. Young girls for
carriage usuilly wear jackets mado of
heavy brocaded, as in tho illustration,
but without trimming.
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GUARANTEE every GARMENT wc' SELL to be' the
best made. There is something so different in the character
of the goods we manufacture that a customer once made by
us always remains our patron.
WHY?
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