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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1889
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Gold Coin Base Burners
Gold Coin Round Oaks
Gold Coin Heaters
In Etui less Variety.
M. & D. Round Fire Pot
Wrought Steel Ranges.
The moil l'rnctlcnl Umigo made (or
II mil Conl or far Soft Coal.
See them Before Buying I
FRANK E. LAW,,
aw 1 HI., Opp. I'odolttee.
The uniform excellence of
the business houses advertising
I The Courier is splendid
evidence of its popularity as
an advertising medium.
HENRY M.
D01ESTIC ROCK SPHIHGS
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LEAVITT
CANON CITY
TRENTON
And "OLD LEB" Anthracite.
115 S. 10th Strttt. Tthphont 360
OUR
WARRANTED
SHOE I
LADIES thU line of Flue Shoes
we place on the market and claim them to
be the bct llrio made. We WARRANT
every pair. They are Hnnd-mndc In every
rcpcct and arc the Latest Styles,
OUR PRICES:
$3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.00
Wc can" SAVE YOU MONEY on
hls special line. Please call and sec for
.yourself, at
E SHERWIN'S
Mom Shoe t Store
1026 P ST.
After the FirjsI
Sitter and Nicer than Ever I
CHEVRONT'S
Lunch & Oyster Parlors
Now re-opened and ready to serve
friend, patrons and the public. Call and
ee us I
Y. A. CIIY101T, Prj.,
1016 O St, Union Dlock.
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K ftAHHflHiftjHUl IsTUTAfdsslsflSHsr
A liimhtr liitfr of ittnhrn Timm,
Fuulimiiud Satuhday
Uwenirrio! Ono Year lijr Mall or Carrier 94,00
KIk months, $1,(0, Three, month M Cent. Ono
ninnlli UO Cent Inrnrnhly In Arfrnnee .
AnvKRTiRMr.NTm llnli'H fiiniUlied on application
t tlm oMcn. Heclat roles on Tlmo Comrncl.
I'o.vrninimnNsj Hliort sploy sketches, poem nmt
ntoiliut tMi1lclt.Nl. IVraoiml and Hoclat hotei are
fKixHilAlly desirable,
CntNTticit Wo inako a specially of Klim frliillng
In all lt hmnolii. Society work a etlnlty.
A1 1 ox aII oominimti) Ulna direct to tlm office.
Wichhicl, Printing Co,
I'Ulll.lHIIKUH.
Now Hurr lllock, Cur. I 'J 1 1 1 nmt O Hlrrr .
Tki.ki'iionk'M
L. U'khhki., Jii., Hdltornnil Hole 1'ioprlotor.
Kiikii Hknzinuku, Associate IMItor
POPULATION OF LINCOLN, 00,000.
To Advertiser mid C'untrltiiitiir.
Tlio uuxntisfnetory ilollvcry service which
tlit) CoUltlKH lin IiiiiI of Into, Iiiim mmlo It
necessary fur n cliniiKu mid bogiiinliit; with
till Imiio nil jwper will tie delivered by U.S.
mull carilni. In oiderto supply subscriber
In dm suburbs, it In neco-wury tlint tlio Conn
1KU l.t nt tlio I'oitulllro nt seven o'clock
Btturday moiulnir, therefore wo must nsk
tlint everything Intended for publication ha
nt this c tllco tint Inter tlinu .'I p. in,, I'rldiiy, ns
the foi in nro closed rt7 o'clock sons to ho
tendy for tlio press.
Advot tliwrs who deslro to cunngu their ad,
mid nil Mends who liniul in personals, etc.,
will please kovui n tliciusi Ivcji nccordliiKly,
Hoiiack II Houddkii of Ilentrlcc, Neb.,
hns Ikhu nppolnttMl conil Icntl tl Necretnry of
Juiliiw OnilT, tlio coimulmloiH-r of tlio uuiicr.il
1a d olllcc.
MlMHOUIII hns n luw fotblddlnir irnnuM In
dmiiwhopH, tint in a recent stilt OKiilnst two
nouiHU IvmmjM Ully JudKK ilecldetl tlint n
hotel Iwir unt not a drnmslion in tho meanlnir
of tho Inw.
Jkvv Davih had n nnnow uwnpo fniin
death lnt week, but 1 now In Now Orloniw
mid Improving;. Ho hud n H'jvoro attack of
nmlnrlnl fax er mil Id rj stun tiehijj feeblo ho
w m Mivrr.il dny In n very ei Itlenl coud tlon.
"lliKiow.hitl.ni In jtr kII romovoi tho Knit
tmmnrvhy In Nurtli mid South America ex
cept tlio llnthli itilo. Itovou mikoM tlio
moimrchlw of tlio old wt rid tmnli'o, mid In
l'ortu;nl wii.fln ly there U fern-of n lmlli.r
tipllfllVlll.
Tiik voto for congifhH nmi In tlio mvoiul
dlitti let linn lKn)iicnnviimIniid 1ioh a7,775
forUws (U p.). ai,ai fir Camper (Dem.)
and 1.8IIJ for Ilently (Prohibitionist). Iit
ym-ltvtw!IO,lWl for Lilnl (It), SJI.iMI for
HiutltiK (D) n-id 4,18 for Seott (P), ijulto u
fnllitiB oir lor tho prohibitionist.
A LKTTKit from no of tho covernimiit mtr
oyoiHfxplaliiliiKthoKroit Yukon Hvi-r In
Alaska says, under dnto of Aug. 10 4,It is
dimculttoMluvootifhelf In mi Arctic Inud
when you olisorvo the luxuriant forests.Kreen
gniRs, tluwem. mid wminlli of tho lnv Iii.t
dig down ten Inch' Hnnyw hero and th'eground
wm do irozon linnU"
Much Interest Is bvluir inaiilfeKtvil bv tlio
Amoi lean pcoplo In tho piiN.nt foreign trip
of llv, T. DoWitt TulmuRo. Dui lug his nl
svueo from this country, tlio place of dlatlno
tlon n tlio most proinliient divine ii left blank,
Hut our renders have tho consolation o' liolng
furnished with his reaulnr Hoimons ind In
Ibis Iimuq wo in hit his able wot k dono nt Hi in.
dUI, Ituly, last Sunday. Read It.
Tiik I'an-Aiuericnn comrreM.4 mot Mnmliiv.
and tho k-ojmj of it work may bo Infci retl
ruiuiureioit recommending committee)) on
tho following subjects: On a basis for an
American customs union j on tho means of
oxtendlng and Improving facilities for trans
portation, postal and U-legrnph communica
tion; on railway communication; customs
regulations; a uniform system of wolghUand
mwsunvs; win tary legulatlons; protection of
patents, trade marks, etc ; extradition; an
oxtenniou of Uie banking and credit system;
international law; arbitration and other top
ics.
It moiiis rather oild that I'arueU'H mother
should lio living In America, Tho Irish loud
er tolls tro New York lltruld thut Mrs. Pur
ncll has always declined to rosldo any where
but in America, although hor son has fre
quently tried to Induco her to live on tho
other stdo of tho Atlantic, where ho Mould
have nioro chanco of taking care of her.
Eastern papers havo hod u great deal to say
about tho tlnanclal straits of Mm. Parnell,
who lives at llordentowu, N. J.,butstiesro:ii8
to havtt concenleil hor troublo and jioverty
from her son and to havo written him in n
cheerful spirit.
Tiik sensation of I bo week las been tho
o oi throw of tho Uatlllau monarchy and tho
eMUbllhhment of a republic to bo known a
tlio United SU.UM of Hraxil. And ltwasdono
apparently without bloodshed or serious ob
stacle. Tlio ruvolutionUU linprlbonwl the
mliiUtem, iiroelalmed a renublla and sent
word to tho emperor, Dom Pedro, to Uuvo
tho country. 1 he peopla geuorally acqulo ce
In the change, Tho men who havo rut them
telycs in charge of HfTulm at a piovlslonal
government havo IssuhI n proclamntlon dl-n-ctlng
each statu to mjiuI represontatlveti to
acoii;re which will conveuo sliortly and
tho final dtxUlon or which tho ptoviUonal
govrrmuent will await; lu tho moantimo tho
governors of tho states will adopt moans to
uiainta'n order and protect litizeus' rights.
When notified to leave Dom Pedro was com
posed and niado a dlgnlilod icply. Ha do
clinod to aWIcato but aaid ho would yield to
force. Ho waa given an hour to nrenaro for
his departure and took hlp for Portugal. Ho
wm ue given a Handsome allowance to live
OB.
.ICTUM.SQUK DIIKSSING.
A 8AMPLE THEREOF DE80niBCD DY
OLIVE HAflPEn.
Ilnw a (llrl Willi lliu Not M llrniitirul
Fnrn .'nil Mnnnna In (llvn Her Coitiiinrt
Inillvlitiinllty Happy Knn or (tin !)
of Crrtwln 'nln Trlflrm
(HxHlal CirrmiKjnilmioii.l
Nrw Youk, Nor. 31. You wouldn't
bclicvo that wnn n nnl git I, nnil that alio
looked just bo If you hadn't really rccii
hen but I miHUro you that I met this
pIcttircHipio iwraon tho other tiny, nntl
stared nt Iter from behind n ptlo of dry
goodH until ovury detail of her t'ontiuiic
wnn Itululibly fixed ttKii tny mind.
This person was not n pretty woman,
hIiu had n rnthcr willow complexion, alio
was over no, I know, and her dmk oyrx
wcro Hitnkcn nnd had clrcloa around
thorn tlint told of ill health, or tearful
vigils, and tho costumo wnn daring, yet
It wna so well adapted to tho wearer,
ftomohow, that it nil mado up n plrt'.ro
to remember.
A I'lCTUURSQUK I'KltSON.
Tlio material waa n Real brown plush,
with tho facing of moiro of tho same
shade, nnd down tho front of tho
idclit wcro threo bands of mahogany
plush, nnd this saino nhudo was also used
for fncjngn to tlio rovers of Ihudircctoirc
collar. Thcro wcro caps to tho alcoves
of tho same. Around tho neck was worn
i full handkerchief of crepe IUc, and
deep rufllcs of tho sumo material wcro at
the wrists. Tho hat wan largo, of ncal
brown plush, with tho crown completely
covered with ostrich plumes, shaded
from black through brown to cicain.
With this was carried ti Tosca parasol.
This is all right, but it is not every
body who could make that rather utilT
looking costumo appear a part and par
cel of hcisclf, nnd it is this which I wish
to impress upon tho minds of my wo
men friends, tlint each ono owes it to her
self to tttudy hcrsolf nnd her dress in re
lntiou to herself.
Many very pretty and individual efTcctH
can bo achleed by tlio understanding
usoaf tho vain littlo trifles in tho illus
tration. Tlio hair can bo arranged in u
becoming manner with hoiuo dainty little
pin, nnd this stylo adopted nnd continued
until tlio sight of it is fixed in thu mind
of every beholder. Tho new jewels nre,
nftcr nil, tlio samn old jowcls reset, but
they uro wonderfully pretty, and tho
beautiful nlgretto would bo n dcsirnblo
addition to any ovening toilet. Tho hair
pins, the lace plus, tho necklace nnd
bracelet are all beautiful, nnd nre, aside
from their Intrinsic value, just us hand
some in garnets nn in diamonds, uiul they
can be mado to servo in adorning beauty
just as well. But ifover wear fulso dia
monds. They deceivo no ono, and no
lady can respect herself wIiIIobIio knowB
sho baton imitation Jewelry.
How pretty the embroidered crepe
jabots are 1 leavo my aminblo readers to
Imnglno. They are of cream crepe, with
tiny (lowers in colore, nnd with "bit
ribbon bows," ns n Scotch saleswoman
said. Tho other ono is of Mechlin lace
and crepe llsso, with a tiny bow of rib
bon ns n finish. Theso littlo additions to
a .toilet uro very dressy, and, whon
bought ready mado are very costly, but
ladles can inako them with very littlo
troublo nnd ex pen so. There are what
are called "pineapple handkerchiefs,"
and they can bo dotted all over with col-
TI1K8E I1K VAUIKTIRS.
ored ailka in n very short time, and
whero there Is not nn embroidered edge,
a rufllo of flno laco can bo sewed on,
This,, then, is caught a little nbovo the
middle into a careless bunch nnd shaken
and let fall in natural folds, which
are then tacked into that form and, with
u -''bit ribbon bow." It is mado into a
pretty jabot that is always a dressy ad
dltlon to a plain gown. So then, let
us all remember that we can bo pictu
resque, atately, graceful or harmonious,
if not handsome, according to the care
we beatow upon our garments, and their
f tM to our ntda.
OUVK lUsfKK.
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MAGAZINES AND PAPER8.
Hulnerlbera to tho A 1 1 Interchange get with
each iiuiiiIht nn nrtlstia study or design. Tlio
study with tlio last Issue wasn wnter color of
an Arnb's head, a very striking thing, by tho
wny,
1 Dntkii't Maynxtne niters uku Its eighth
year with tlio current numlier of November.
Tho oHnlng sketch, Now York "Illver Pl
rnto'' nnd how f hoy ore suppressm!, Is n cap
ital one, "Old Petuhoi ton's (llrl" Is a Thanks
giving mystery by T. C. Hnrlxiiixh. Arthur
Howard Noll contribute mi interesting estny
on "Pulrpie," tlio nntloual drink of Mixlio,
Tliooignulzntlonof fiirmem into Or nuts.
Alliances, Wheels, and couiblnatloiis by other
iiniurH, has for two enm been going on nt a
tmieh inoro mpld rnto than ovorhoroit. Tho
limit of tho old (Jrnnga movement has long
ngo boon pj'sod. Thoo organizations now
rontnlu a meiubomliip of ii million, and n
movement is on foot to coiiMilldnto the
Urmigrs, tlio Alllancci and nllothereomlilun
tious. An explanation of tills movement, iih
well ns the nhns nnd methods of each organi
zation (all of whluli nre secret), wilt In) put,
Hulled in tlio Do.Miubcr Forum, by W, A.
Peirer of Kansas.
Ksj)eclally notleeablo In tho December num
lier of l)rmoreV Is an article nlMiit "Undo
Ham's Monoy," giving a description of how
our coin is made, tho Illustrations starting
with a view of tho Mint, and going through
every process until tlio coin Is nut Into circa
latlou. Tho "Day Nurseries" taken usnmongst
tho worthy poor nnd shows us what can Iw
dono for their littlo ones. Tho other llltts
trntod articles nnd stories nro too iiumeroiH
to mention, ns can bo appreciated when wo
say tho December number contains over two
hundred Illustrations, and every member of
i no rnimiy is thought of.
ThoOlilHplt.
Ill tho days of our grnndinothois, meats,
turkoj sand chickens vtoio rousted on tho old
fashlonoJ pit, Iwforo tlio tiro, and thoy wero
o)eu to tlio nlr. It had free circulation In
front, lielilnd, nlxivo and below, nlr all
nrotmd. And you remoiulier our gran I
mothcra wero great cooks, and tlio'r roast
moats wero long to bo reniemboied. And
tlm oj on spit, llko tho open lire p'acos were
gelmlno productions of henltli, Ux-anw tli'T.
was a fno circulation of oir. For year
nftir thonihcut of ktovosgood lions j wlvi-h
bell on to tlielr old spits, bocamo tho meat
roasted In them was tlio' best, but tlnstovo
was so handy and tho spit so unhandy, tlio
riilng generation relegated tho spit to tho
garret and tlio stove was supremo, and will
remain so. llut the stovo his had to keep
pado with the onward march ami ovciy im
provement tlio ingenuity of man could do
vise, has been added to it. Hut all have
seonuil detei mined to make tho oven as tight
at possible, so that not only no boat should get
out, hut no fresh air get in, forgetting all tlio
tlmo tho old spit, which, liko tho Irishman's
shed, "was pretty much all out doom;" hence
tho gnat wasto in tlio article cooked. How.
often a good sized picco of meat has been put
in tlio oven and how small whon it caino out;
not only the Juice of tlio meij extracted mid
ht by evaporation on account of tho oxpntid
cl dry air in tho air tight oven, hut tlio wnter
placed in tlio pan to try to overcome this,
aN wo it tlio same way. Such meat Is not
as heUtliy nor palatable as whon roasted
I with n large ercentagoof its julco remaining
' in whon cooked. These things caused think
ing, thinking oxperimont, and experiment
produced ivsults that practically demon-,
struteil tho fact that tho cook stove anl
raiuo of today lack an essriitlal feature.
It iuoJh to havo tho old fnililned spit
'hitched on to It" and then how to
do that litis lietn the good fortune
of Mr. Giles F. Fllloy of St. Louis todU:ovoi,
and it Is very implo. Tlio oven door is mado
of okmi work ana: lined on tlio Inner side with
very flno wire gauze, which admits of a fioo
circulation of mi , liut in very small Juts, so
small in fact, thai they do not in tlio sdgUUvt
derive cool the oveni, but sui round tho urti
clo being cooked with u continuous supply i f
irosii a r, wlilcli p ovei.t, t to w-nsto will, h It
absolutely corUlu m all ovens with tiht
doom. ThU has boon deiiioustrated publicly
by actual weight to thu extent of over 30 ( er
cent infaiorof tlio wire gauzo doom of tlio
t e Chatter Oak stoves und ranees. Tlio
CliarlerOoikUholdby H. J. Hull & Uro.,
liai O street, where it has been demonstrated
1 1 the satli fiction of hundreds of people that
thus nro facts, ami they havo dono It in tho
good olu-fashlontsl wuy 'Tliat tho proof of
inepuuuiugwusm tlio oatlnir" bv koeniii.
open houso and conking overytlilug before
you. Wo regard this ono of the great discov
eries of tho age, uud tho ieopl i who have been
slow to recognize its merits, slow to free them
selves from inherent prejudices, the practical
demonstration now afforded must convince
thorn. All are invited to inako a visit and ox
ammo Into the merits. The exhibition closes
today. Saturday, Nov. 23, nt 5 p. in.
A Neat unci Useful ruuiphlet.
We nro In rwtiil-. nt n dmi IIul..lnl(aot.A.i
by "Semmous, the Outfitter to Mankind,'
entitle! "floriwt Tln-wi Tl- ,l..,.-ll,. .,..
styles for buslnejs, ovening and pai ty dress,
aim snows cuts representing tlio proiwrsliaiies
in collum, scarfs, etc. The book is filled w lib
Interesting points and will not only bo appre
ciated by tho man who would bo "in tho
swim," but the ono that likes to appear lu
stylo without lielng dudlsh. It contains 10
wges besides a neat cover, und Mr. Semmons
win oo pieaseu to present one to any gontlo
man interested.
Peerless Laundry Hulil.
The Poeiluss Kt.-nni T.nniulrv wlilxti fn-
tho ast four j cms bus bion tlm jiroperty of
.". v.. u. miiv, was som last Batuiuay to
Mr. J, K. Evans of tho City Steam i-aundiy
of Omaha, and possesion was given on data
of rule.
Mr. Evans, tho now proprietor, is an old
resident of tho metiopolls, and is thoroughly
posted in tho business, ho having tho luiget
and most valuublo plant or tho kind In west.
Mr. J. J. Qulgley, Into of tho Evans Luundry
of Council Dluffs, wilt have charge of tho
1.1m olii office, uud as ho is well versed in that
lino nnd un ugreeubly pleasant gentleman,
tlurols no reuiou to doubt thut tho now man
ugement will bo in evoiy way successful, und
tho COUMkii oxtouds best wlshrs for that
For Wmlilmga.
Parties making preliminary arrangements
for weddings will do well to call at the office
of Tho Wessel Prluing Company. We have a
lieautlful Hue of Wedding Invitations, Wed?
ding Announcements, Iteception Cards, Wed
ding Cake Boxes, etc. It will be well to give
us a call we coil always be of assistance to
.jou
.Elsewhere In ton' Issue Messrs, A. M.
Davis & Son announce that as the season is
well avauod fcr Onrts and Draperies,
they will make it an object to Intending pur
chasers to buy of them. Their line la the
largest in the btuto, and us their order for
spi lug goods will soon arrive, they must have
room. Don't fall to call .
Ladies Kid Gloves.
Wc arc now showing a line of the finest goods in this
line, embracing all the
LATEST EVENING SHADES
AND IN ALL WIDTHS
From 12 to 30 Buttons.
When asking for perfect fitting and most durable Gloves
sec our superb line of
A-lexeinclre Kids.
They have no equal and always give satisfaction. Ladies
will always find an attractive line of Furnishings at.
cyivtoGw
-33 to -39 South
Lincoln Sayings Bankjnd Safe Deposit Co.
CAPITAL, $200,000. LIABILITY JF STOCKHOLDERS, $900,000.
Interest paid on dopoiln at nny rnto of 5 per cent per annum for all full calandar months
Hafes to ront In burglar proof and nro proof uults, at annual rental .of 3 and upwards.
Money to loan on real estato nnd collateral. YOUlt HA VINOS ACCOUNT SOLICITED.
HKNItYK.r.KWis, A.P.H. STUAIIT, JNO. II. McCLAY, It. WELSH
'resident. Vlco 1'rcsldont. Treasurer. Te
MAUEITITJS
STAMPING FREE)
Wc linve secured the exclusive control of n New and Perfect System of
STM7PING
nnd in order to Introduce nnd advertise the same, we have concluded to give our
friends nnd customers STAMPING FREE (except on woolens), on
Monday and Tuesday.
J. H MAURITIUS & CO.,
LADIES' FURNISHERS.
131 South
MAURITIUS
Closing Out Sale at Cost !
Ashby & Millspauglis.
Special attractions this week.. Some choice nattems in
Dress Goods. An elegant line
New Dress Trimmings New
ASHBY 8c
BETTS St
MENDOTA COL'RADO OHIO BL'K OAN'N CITY
COHL
WOOD AND BEST ANTH'CITE
1045 O Street.
"Will You. Buy a, JPia,no !
Until Jan. 1st, Special Prices made on
Pianos and Organs
Not cost
Our Stock is Complete, So Don't Fail to Call Before Buying
Geo. A. Crancer & Co.
Art and Music.
Pictures, Frames, Artists' Materials, Etc.
Eleventh Street.
Teller
MAURITIUS
Nov. 25th and 26th.
11th St.
MAURITIUS
of Cloaks in Cloth and Plush.
Furs and Seal Garments.
MILLSPAUGH.
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