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Grold Coin Base Burners
&old Coin Round Oaks
Gold Coin Heaters
In Endless Variety.
M. & D. Round Eire Pot
Wrought Steel Ranges.
The mosl I'rnctlcnl Knii;o made for
Hard Conl or (or Soft C.il.
See them Before Buying !
FRANK E. LAHR,
lUO 1 Bt., Opp. IWolllco.
The uniform excellence of
the business houses advertising
in The Courier is splendid
evidence of its popularity as
an advertising medium.
HENRY M.
DOMESTIC ROCK SPRIHGS
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And "OLD LEE" Anthracite.
IIS S. 10th Sirttt. Tthpfion 360
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SHOE I
L. ADIES this line of Fine Shoe
-we place on the market and claim them to
be the bet line made. Wc WARRANT
every pair. They are Hand-made In every
respect and arc the Latest Stylet.
OUR PRICES:
$3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.00
We can SAVE YOU MONEY on
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this special line. Please call and sec for
yourself, at
I. SHERWIN'S
Bostom Shoe t Store
1026 P ST.
AFTER THE FIRE!
Better and Nicer than Ever I
CHEVRONTS
Lunch & Oyster Parlors
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ftlend, natrons and the public, Call and
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PUUCttDHKO SATUMDAY
HunscatirioNl On Year by Mull or Csrrlr J,00
81 months, $t,00, Threo months AO Cents, One
month 90 Cents Inrnrnlily In Advance,
AnvKtiTmiMmrrn! Itrttiw fiirnlnhcsl nn nppllotln
at tlit odlon. Hpeclnl rale on Tlmo Contractu.
CoNrntntmoNii! Hliort spicy sketches, poems and
stories solicited. lVrnoiml mul Roclnl notes are
especially deslrahte,
I'nlMTlin) We make a specially of Fine Printing
In all IU lirittiohe. Hoclrty work a speclslty.
Acldrevt all communicAtlons direct to the nflloe.
WlCRHlCL, PRtNTINQ CO,
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Now llurr Hlok, Cor. tilth ami O Hirer'..
TKI.IU'llONKiVi
I Wkhski., Jit., Editor nnd Bolo Proprietor.
Kurd IIrnmnokii, Associate Editor
POPULATION OP LINCOLN, 60,000.
O. O. llKt.t. of this city ha boon appointed
iloputy secretary of state.
Tiik territory of Washington becamon
stato lant Monday, nml tho old ling will now
havn forty-two stars.
Ciiaui.kh O'IIhikn of Ht, Louis, (alitor nml
owuur of thu American Urlt, wait In the city
till" week, ft guest of John Fltrgorald.
Hon, (Iii.iikutIj, IjAWH.coiiRreBsinanolcct,
resigned as weretnrv of state last Saturday
afternoon, and on Monday Deputy Hanjatnln
Cowdry won npolntcd by tho govornor to
1111 tho vacancy,
NtcniUHKA haa n rnro curiosity : A man
who h m rvfnwHl nn olllco. Ho li William
Fcnlon, a lUchnnWit county farmer. Hov
cniio Collector Potent apM)lnted him n atoru
kwjH'rat nn Omaha dUtlllory, but ho do
cllnid, RnyhiK ho won not after nn olllco.
Tits Holiday Couiukh will bo ono of tho
mont uotnhlo iH'cIil otlltlons ever ItMued by a
wwkly Mnr In tho west. Boms of Its feat
ures nru noted elsowliei-e. It will nlxo lmvo n
tumlviino covrr lu tliroo colors from nn orig
inal deNlgn. TI10 work of engraving Is now
under w 11 y hi Chicago.
Tub banking board haa -mado a atnteiuent
showing tho following fnctat Of stato banks
-capital stock, fil.WS.tXWj deptvsltn, W,fc!,
OOo; loans and dtNcountM, fMll,()0a; caxh on
hind, f.VVI,00), Of prlvuto bidka-cnpltal,
V170,OUO; deiWKlts, $H,I7,01X) loans and dis
counts, $115,1X17,000; cash m hnud, tl,:ilfl,000.
About twontyllvo well known profowilon
ul men of Lincoln im-t ut Mr. W. J. Ho a '
homo the other evening mid oignnlz'-d n
Ilouud Table. Thu piiroo N In moet so ul
inouthly and discuss iiiioi taut Ishucm of tho
dny. Tho next nuetlug Mill bo with Mavor
Sawyer n ek from Monday, Postmaster
Wiitklns Is seciL'lary of tho club.
Tiik punctilious gontleman who wrltea
long editorial for tho Journal Is supposed to
abhor a "break" that mny mnr tho lonmed
reputation of that pajnir as gnvitly as a very
elderly maiden Is reputed to resent an untidy
houso. Hut ho fell Into an error In n lending
article a few days ago that forced n smllo to
eroHM tho faces of many penioiiH. Ho attempt
ed a sovero ci'IUcImii uimxi Miss Frnucco AV1I-
lard and wroto"Mrs." WlllardlnthreoplacoH
In tho sumo article, proving It n caso of Igno-
ranco or careleHsnctis and no fault of tho
type, which generally tko tho blamo for
editorial blunders of this character.
PiiKi-AiUTiONS for the Holiday Couhikii
are now well In hand, and wo are warruutod
In promising our readers a flue literary and
artistic treat. Among tho features will bo n
large engraving llluitratlng a number of
paintings by famous artists. Among them
will be shown Jules Breton's "An Evening In
tho Hamlet of Flntatore." This palming at
one time belonged in the gallery of George I.
Be toy, tho New York millionaire, and cost
about 130,000. Hchrey will bo represent
ed by "Snowbound," Vautlors by "Bringing
Homo the Bride,' Hans Duhl by "Cro-slng
tho Ford" dud Orison by "A Market Day."
The engraving will bo done in the dell-ate
halt-tone process from photographs made di
rect from tho original painting. Another
largo engraving, "Friend of Kris Krlngle,"
will show about fifty beautiful children m
about as many attitudes. This will ulso Ito in
tho half-tone procoaj. This Is but a small pal t
of the artlstlo features of the Holiday Cou
HIKH.
The women of tho W. C, T, U, are now
haying a tnsto of politics. At tho Chlcagu
meeting tho other day Mrs. J, Ellen Foster
of Iowa offered nn amendment to tho consti
tution dellulng the objects of tho union to Ih
to interest nud unite the Christian women of
tho nation In uon-tctrian, non-partisan tem
perance work for tho reformation of tho In
temperate nnd tho education of public senti
ment on txthalf of total alxtlneuco and tho
prohibition of tho trafllo In alcoholio lhmor;
tho suppression of vice and crime and tho ed
ucation of tho masses In tho duties and re
sponsibilities of good cltitenshtp. Tho amend
ment was defeated and later In tho day a reso
lution by an Iowa woman declaring against a
third party movement was alto voted down.
At tho evening setttlou Mrs. Foster read a
long protest on tvhalf of tho Iowa delegation,
setting forth that they luid met rebuffs and
Insults until forlxxirAiico had ceased to lo a
virtue At tho conclusion of tho reading tho
eutlrolowa delegation left tho hall. Miss
Willard spoko briefly about tho bolt, saying
this outcomo had Ion boon expected and that
the forbearance of tho W, C. T. U. in tho
matter bad uo equal hi history. Tho conven
tion then adopted a resolution authorizing tho
executive committee to Immediately tako
steps to reorganise tho union In Iowa. This
k a excltlag as a political fight
IJ00I) TASTE IN DRESS.
IT 13 8HOWN IN PLAINNESS OF
MAKE AND MATERIAL
Tim Wnrilriilin nf lm Itol I)rfiil (llrl
In Nrw Vol It llrarrlbfid for the UmiHlIt
of l.mly ItnidKrn Siinm Sftulblr llrspn
for tint l.lllln (llrl.
RepMI Correii)onilene,l
Nrw Yoiik, Nov U. IamMhk over
tho (lies of fitslilon mngnr.lnen of tho last
fifty years, ono ennnot but bo htruok
by thu fact that tho fashloim of today
nro based upon a stutdy coininon lento
and n In'ttcr regard for tho Unions nf
thing than ut any other tlmo, forbore
toforo tho most olabornto of tho dresses
and thu limit miHiiltnlilo materials wcro
worn In thu street, nnd at nil hours of
tho tlay, whllo now mornlnir. homo nnd
street costumes nro nil of plain material,
simply tnndo.
CARIIMKllK (10WNH.
Very many of tho best drcaaed ladles
who tuny bo said to almost act tho fash
ion hero have comparatively fow drcssos,
but ouch ono Is perfect after Its kind. I
know ono young lady wIioho ancestors
wcro ntuong tho llrst toaettlu Now York,
nnd who is nn acknowledged Ixdlo, nml
her immo Is nhvnys coupled with tho title
of one of tho most tastefully dressed
girls In this city, nnd she told me her
secret, nml It Is ouo which I feci quite,
justified In giving to tho world. She
thinks a long whllo Iwforo she decides
ujKm buying a dross, nnd when alio llnnl
ly chooses, It Is of plain material, lunolld
colors, nml that n dnrk ono always for
out doors, nnd sho chooses Htandard col
ors lllto gray, brown or very dark blue
Tho gown U made for thu first uensou
with nmpIuBelf drapoiles. Next season
this can, If necessary, to bo strictly in
stylo, bo slightly ulteied; tho third 'sea
sou it Is remade with it littlo bright trim
ming to freshen it. nnd dm following sen
sou it can bo entirely iciuodeled nnd
homo combination of other material
made.
Her gowns nn always nmdo up I.,
styles which list, with very slight
changes, for tlirv nr four years. Her
hnts nnd bonnets hIio innkes her.scir,
which gives her u s.icy enough out of
her allowance to li.ivo njco fresh gloves,
thu neatest of boo,.uuul nn abundance
of seasonable under jarmenU, nnd those
iliilntv little t villi's tli.tt nro oo attractive.
She has n ten gown of crape, nnd figured
sill: that eho somehow manages tochange
materially ovcry season, and which is
thu admiration of her friends. She has
a dinner gown of warm, brown nrmuro
silk, embroidered lavishly in gold thread
mil yellow silk. Shu has n dancing
dress of red tlssuu nnd another mado up
out of tho best of two others of
palo bluo brocade and yellow lace.
Sho has a tweed ulster four sea
sons old, but always new by reason
of good enro, and deft transfer of trim
ming, pretty evening wraps nnd a jaunty
sealskin jacket, and sho has a handsome
black faille dress which sho can wear to
a funeral or n wedding, nnd this, in fact,
Is about the limit of her wardrobe, with
ono or two plain but pretty houso dresses.
But because each gown Is exactly adapted
to lu uses, nnd is kept neat nnd in order,
her name has gone abroad as n fine
dresser, when sho actually does not
spend on her whole wnrdrobe in ono year
what I have seen others pay for n single
dress. Her latest tiiumph is the em.
brotdoring of her brown nrmuro und ro
making it, as is shown in tho model, into
a beautiful dinner dress. Another just
such a triumph Is shown in the dress bo
sldo hers, which Is mado of green cash
mcro, surah and embroidered ladles'
cloth.
KOK TIIK IJTTf.E OXE3.
Here is the gist of all this sermon, No
womnn ought to let others choose for her
what sho is to wear, nnd it is not an ex
travagant wasto of time for any woman
to think well over her clothes, and plan
them out carefully beforehand, so that
one garment will bear a familiar relation
to another and not look as if she had
borrowed garments from all her neigh
bora. I Intended to say much more nud
also udd a few words regarding little
girls' gowns, but thero is room now
only to say that hero are two verv
O little dresses for growing glils.
s of striped flannel, with surah
yoke nud puffs, nud full vest; the other
of liuir lino wash surah, with a J.iuket
trlnnu'.'d with tho new crochet Van Dvck
braid, Doth are very uainty afiU kTrlUh,
and susceptible of many varfatjons In
the way of material or trimming.
OUVK IlAKl'ER.
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GMUnOlOERED SCREEN!)
Dxilgn for Two Vnrjr I'rnltjr t'ltoM of
Neixlln Work.
Tho design for tho single flroplaco screen
given lu this column Is just suited for
tho very newest stylo of rich embroidery
The ground should bo of colorod "art satin;"
tint tho dosign with two shades of olive
green, than with soveral similes of roe silk,
varying from (Mile straw color running
through tho yellows down to golden brown,
embroider tho wholo design lu dlfferont
kinds nf jKittit lace stitches, some parts Iwlng
very open
Tho main parts, that, as It woro. sumiorl
tho design, must Ikj much mora solid H'hor
over anything like a circle Is Introduced,
crochet the silk over a metal ring of a ulre to
fit tho (Hxltlou It Is to occupy, thou sow tho
ring so covered (Irmly lu Its plaeo with fine
snwlng silk This method eurlchos tho work
to an minuting degroe, and is quickly done
Thoxo rings, obtnlimlilo In many sizes, can bo
substituted with good effect for the littlo tri
angles ornamenting the border Tho linos on
either side of the bonier should bo of Japan
eso gold curd put on In tho way already do
scribed Tho space txitwooii tho Iwnlor and
tho framo should bo of ollvo green phmh
If prcforrttl, tho design can bo executed lu
lustra eolorsoii moleskin, volvotor plush, but
this style, though effective, U somuwliat out
of data
KlIOSV BOHRKN WITII PAri.or FRKNCrt RIB-HO.-
KMUHOIUKHY
Tho dosign for ft single panel screen In this
column U of exactly tho kind required for tho
French ribbon embroidery, which Is at pros
out soinothlng of n novolty In this country,
Rxqulxlte spoclmous of this charming work
are to Ikj wjii at the Decorative Art socloty's
rooms, whoro tlioy may bo studied with ad
vantage by any ono atom to undortako this
kind of embroidery. Tho materials needed
are French ombroldory ribbon (somotlmos
callod China rlbboi.i in two or throo widths,
In plain colors, and ulso stiadod this shading
holp greatly the gonoral offoct of tho color
ing I'lno sowing silk matching tho rlblons
will also Ih ueodod, and It will ho necessary
to lmvo winio ombroldory silks to bo used for
pirts of tho design not suited for tho use of
ribbon
Tho ribbon should bo kopt entirely on tho
front of tho work, which glvoi it a raised ap
(K'nraiiea. For rows and double flowers, tho
raised elToct Is further Incroasod by sowing
the Milium In loops, following tho outlines of
the leaves, and crowding tho loops togethor
as closely ns KslbIo, so that thoy form a
rnmiMict mass For slnglofloworsnud leaves,
such us pinnies and forget-me-nots, tho rib
bon is laid Hat over tho form of the leaf, so
on rod ut tho oxtromlty of thu loaf wit!i sow
lug silk, and brought back to the center so
that tho ribbon Is doubled. Tlu centers of
tho flowers nro mado with raided knots In
embroidery silks
riRxrLACK Bcnncx dcsion roiiPAiNTiNo on
EunnoiDEnY.
Tho floating ribbons aro put In with Ken
ilugtou stitch In single embroidery, as are
also the scrolls and conventional parts of the
design. In the presont instance it U recom
mended to shado tho rolls la ricli goldou tints
and the floating ribbon In palo blue on a
white or cream colorod art satin. Tho moro
colors and variety that can bo introduced
into the flowers and follago tho better, and
thoro Is scope hero fur Individual tasto and
judgmout. Art Amateur
A (JiilM Corner.
This sketch from The Decorator and Furnish
er will show thoso fortumte enough to possess
an old clock and some bits of colonial furni
ture just bow to arrange them to produce a
pleasing effect.
The Junior Partington.
Little Bessie Fred, what do yuu thlnkl
MiC Stokes bad a perplexity fit yesterday,
'Master Fred Perplexity fit I Oh, dear,
what i girl I You mean a parallt I stroke.
Kxehanga.
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Ladies Kid Gloves.
We arc now showing a line of the finest goods in this
inc, embracing all the
LATEST EVENING SHADES
AND IN ALL WIDTHS
Prom 12 to 30 Buttons.
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When asking for perfect fitting and most durable Gloves
see our superb line of
Alexandre Kids.
They have no equal and always give satisfaction. Ladies
will always find an ai tractive line of Furnishings at
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T33 t0 139 South
Lincoln Savings Bankand Safe Deposit Co.
CAPITAL, $250,000. LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS, $500,000.
Interest paid on deposits utnnyrato of 5 per cont porannumfornUfullcalandarmonlhs
Hares to ront In burglar proof and nro proof vaults, at annual rental of 13 nnd upwards.
Money to loan on real estnto and collateral. YOUR 8AVINQ8 ACCOUNT 80M0ITKD
HKNItYH. T.RWIfl.
A.l'.H.STUAltT,
Vlco I'icsldont.
rresldent.
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Ha! Ha! cSuch Fun!
CATCH THE RABBIT
This is a most charmlmr came nnd is both cxcltlnrr nnd Inierp.iln.r Tt r..rni.i...
joy for the joung and amusement for the
It's the Latest Craze East.
CALL AND SEE THEM, AND SEE
" Whether you can Catch the Rabbit." It costs scarcely
nothing. Over a Million already sold in New York.
It Sells for Only 15 Cents.
J. H. MAURITIUS & CO.
131 South
MAURITIUS
Closing Out Sale at Cost !
Ashby & Millspauglis.
Special attractions this week. Some choice patterns in
Dress Goods. An elegant line of Cloaks in. Cloth and Plush.
New Dress Trimmings New Furs and Seal Garments.
ASHBY & MILLSPAUGH.
Geo. A. Crancer & Co.
ART AND MUSIC.
Pictures, Frames, Artists' Materials
Artistic Picture Framing !
New Mouldings.
Best
Don't Buy a Piano
seeing
212 South.
BETTS St
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Eleventh Street.
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Treasurer. Toller
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Prices Low.
or Organ before
our line.
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