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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1889
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Bold Coin Base Burners
&old Coin Round OaKs
Gold Coin Heaters
in Endless Variety.
M. & D. Round Fire
Wrought Steel Ranges.
The most Practical Mange made for
llanl Coal or for Soft Coal.
Sec them Before Buying !
FRANK E. LAIIR,
I1.M 1 HI., Opp. l'aslortlce.
HENRY M.
DOMESTIC
ROCK SPRINGS
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CA10M CITY
TRENTON
Anthracite.
Ttltphont 360
Aid "OLD LEE1
US S. 10th Stntt.
OUR
WARRANTED
SHOE I
LADIES this line o! Fine Shoes
wc place on the market and claim them to
be the best line made. Wc WARRANT
every pair. They arc Hand-made In every
respect and arc the Latest Styles.
OUR PRICES :
$3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.00
wc can save yuu mum is y on
this special line. Please call and sec for
yourself, at
H. SHERWIN'S
Boston Shoe t Store
1026 P ST.
After the Fire I
Setter and Nicer than Ever I
CHEVRONT'S
Lunch & Oyster Parlors
ty Now rc-opened and ready to serve
Mends, patrons and the public. Call and
ee us t
Y.J. CHEYRONT, Prop.,
1016 O S Union Block.
LINCOLN1
4iD BHTmmt or raatuamr,
flhertttsad, sad Tywirrttln, is tb tmt and Urrat
Oullim i tho . tsa WaJMU la atlcii.Una.lMl
Mir. twlts ywtmrert for tmrtn In from 4 to
ikaMhf. MttimtA HtmHr. Prruonl tntnclkm,
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PUUMSH1CIJ SATUWDAY
t'lucuiiTiost O110 Year by Mall or Carrier f J,X)
Hit months, $1,00. Three month 80 Cents, One
iiinnlli Uu Cent Inrnrably In Advance.
ADVXHTIHKMKNTIII lUltl. flimUhed Oil Il!lll0 Itl'll
At tlm oniee. HHtcta1 rnti'it on Time Contracis.
I'oNTWiurnoNsirthorl spicy skelelics, oenis nnd
stories solicited. IVrsoiinl and Hoclnl nolo urn
rpecllly dolrnble.
I'nlNTlint Wo mnko n specialty of Hue Printing
In All lw brandies. Society work a specially.
i lriM4 nil nitiiiiiiiiiiicntliiii direct to th onion.
WitNaitL Printing Co,
I'Ulll.lnllKllft.
Now Ilurr llliick, Cor. Ulh nml O Hirer'..
TKt.KPIlOMKim
li. U'khhki,, Jit., Editor nml Solo 1'iupriutor.
1'llKII IlKN.INOKIl, Associate Editor
POPULATION OF LINCOLN, 60,000.
Mm. Joseph Watklusof tafnytttc, I net. t Is
visiting her Irlcnds, tho Misses lllalr, l'JOl
street.
Jok Eahtkiiday, lowlstnnt secretary of I ho
Nebraska sennto list whiter, Uio Washington
weiring u ixxltloii hi coiiRrwu.
Tiik fin to Im.irri of transportation linn con-
foi ivil tlio honor of Iti ctinirmaushtp on Aud
itor llciiton
Tiik stnto boniri ( pharmacy has chosen
HtntoTivitatirtrII.il lor I to chairman nml
Mr. J. E. Hlggsof Kcimard & IUggs of this
city itM mi examiner.
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HuMMONHthooudlttcr thowori his iyniNi.
thy for Iho poor In a Hutntiutlal manner liy
giving EUer Ilowo ono bundled loaves of
bread fortllKtrlhtttlon.
Nkuuabka hm made another record. Ono
of It counties did not cant n Democratic voto
nt tho recent election. It was Manner county
wllh SOI) voted, nil Heptihllcnn.
Onk of the ublqiiltotiti Omaha correspond
ent has discovered thnt State Librarian
Lccao has coiuxm1 n minrtot called "Depth
of Mercy," which will lw rendered nt ono of
tho churches tomorrow.
Sixer. Inst January n Lincoln Ami, Hnr
grvives llros., hns Iktii Importing tea direct
from Japitii, ThtKt gentlemen Imvo brought
over S,(0D packages, u lolnl of nearly 200,000
pounds, reprwrntiiig n vnluo of nlwutf 75,000.
TitK state board of tramportutlon hns or
dered tha rnllronds to put lis reduced coal
rates Into effect Dee. 15. Tho schedule reduces
tho procnt frolglit clmrges on coal from 40 to
A3 per cent. Tho railroads must now accept
tho rates or light.
Juduk NonvAi,, tho Itentihllcnn candidate
for tho supremo court, had n plurality of 10,
000, Tho regents of tho Bttto university ro-
wlvetl nbout 2.1,01)0, nnllottlug tjttlto n light
on tho head of tho t'ekut, Tho prohibition
voto was about K,r00.
lliur.ii.'rt example 1 spreading, lloth houses
of pm llament nt Hldnoy havo ndorted nn nd
iIiim exprexsliig the Inut thnt thoprescntdls.
cusMonnf thuruhject of fitlorntlonby tbocol
onlivi would le.ul to tho creation of n federal
Australia on n Iwms of mutual good will and
enduring friendship.
8K.VATOU Paddock Iim n llttlo hill to pro
scut to congrem thnt w ill provide for tho erec
tion of government building fur postonico
uso In towns Hchiyluled ns second clns.1. It N
only a qtiiwtloii ot tlmu when thin will 1m tho
policy ot tho government, nnd Nehrnskatw
unturnlly h tvo a Uta prllo in knowing thnt
ono ot their representatives Is taking tho Inl
t'nl move.
A si'kciau from Washington dated Inst
Tuesday soys: "W. II. B. Stout ot Lincoln
loft for Lincoln laKt night, having been east
as far ns Boston nnd Now York. With Bongs
& IlitU, ho is interested under tho sundry clv
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it appjuprinuou liii oi iron in n claim (or
dnmngrg on tho ground ot the annulment of a
stone contract with him for tho new (0,000,
000 library building, congrcM having con
cluded to allow Uie chief of engineers to han
dlo tho who!o mattor."
DtKAffOiNTED ofllco sevkerit In this stato
should tuko heart. Senator Paddock is going
to reintroduce his bill for tho establishment
ot two new laud ofllces in Nebraska. Tho bill
pawed tho so.into without any trouble In tho
last o tigress, and nl-o got a majority voto In
tlio hotue, but was Unten by Mr. llolninn,
who dentatulwl a quorum utiles tho bill was
changed to make only ono laud ofllco, Instead
of two. Senator Paddock Is confident of b -lug
ablo to pass tho bill thlsfosslon.
Tiik mother of Parnell, In tolling or her
jtoverty the other day, gave utterance to these,
hoi o!c, patriotic sentlmonU: "Charles Steu
art Parnell doe not own a dollir lit tho
world. What money ho hns has been tml
8crlb?d for tho cause ot Ireland, and not ft r
tho purposo ot my support. Ho has no right
to use such mono) n for me. True, ho has
epent his prlvnto fortuno for the raueo, but
what is thnt it he Wins home rule for tho na
tion. When my boy entered Irish polities I
gave up my i uhllc dowry for him and his
aiuo. I married nn Irishman nnd lovo Ire
land." .
Poutioau goKsIp Is nver eixlmz. Master
Workman Powderly Is quoted as saying It
was very piobablo tliat wmo form ot conwl!
da t Ion ot tho knights nnd the Farmers' nil
auro would bo nccmplUhed hooii. Together
tboy will have, ho says, about tbreo million
voters, an army so vast that tho politicinus
will not dam to spuni it. Tho combined ors
ganlzatious will wield such political powjr as
to control tho preside itlal chair. "It tho
amalgamation Is brought about I think tlio
American Federation ot labor, tho engineers
and other great labor bodies will want to be
merged Into It, It will probably tnenn the
birth of a new political party which will have
MOlctent strength to control tariff revision
asul other UgUUUon."
nkw vonic FAsnrrows.
THC MILITArtV STYLE, SO 0ECOM
INO TO VOUNO 0IRL8.
AImI Smua Old Woman Will lnll or.
Adiintliiu ll, TIiiiiibIi Tlmy Ctti t Admit
TtieniMiilvi-4 In It Thrrn l.lllln llrl nnd
riinlr lliilnly DrrliiB.
Hkm:UI Oornwixindeni-.'
Ni'.w VoilK. Nov, 29. -If ll Is Iruotlmt
limn wuiiIh hut llttlo hero Iwlmv In tho
wny nf t'lnthoH. thnt amo In not trim of
woini'ii, for tlii'y wniH it gixnl ileiil, nml
of nn liillnllo vnrloiy, w Hint it coiiioh
nlxnit 1 1 nt t iIidm' Ik not n putt of tho
world, I'Ulll-il or mil, Unit does not
fnriiNIi Hi ini'oil for UiocmlMilllslimnnt
or fi'iiiliilin' Utility
It Ih ii very irood thing, too. for coin.
inoroc would lucolvo koiiio rudo tdiockn
If then1 vvmh u now law piiKHod oxolmllng
ovi'i'.vtlilnn thitl wiih Intended for women
'n tlu ii'iniiliiit tlcgnti.
TIIK MiUTARY HTYI.I'..
Bxplonttlon of now cotinlrlon, too,
would Ioho much of iu jiopiiliirlty In tlio
nibliu inliul ir It wtw known that It would
io tiaclcHH to bring hnok fur, feutlmrH,
fnhrloH, toxtili-Hor jowols. Ar It Is, thorn
la nothing Unit grows or la found on
laud, or In tho sen, or Hying through tho
ulr thnt could, liy tiny possibility, ho of
Rcrvlco to womankind Hint In not enro
fully authored mid tenderly treated until
It reaches tholr pretty luindH.
Iiow iiincli pain, troubto, dnngor und
privation it litis cost to bring to tlio mar
kutri Urn fttru that ndom tho Hoftor hox,
IM'rlmps not ono of tlioni over tlilnkn.
They tiro llko sweet, unrciwonlng liuhlos,
tnklng tho prettiest and lust of ovrry
thing ns ti natural right, without unking
from wliunuo it coiiioh or whut It cost In
tho wear nnd tear of human llfo.
Thcro la not enough vurluty In ma
tcrliila of which to iniiku bonnets, mi iiow
nomo ono lias Invoulml tho iiho of kid,
omlirolderctl in hIIUh tinil gold nnd allvor
tliiuuil. 1 ttnw ii boiiuet tluy iHtforo yra
tcrday by jotting upon n chair nml bor
rowing tin oporti ghiHH on ucoiuitil or tho
couipiiulnohH of tho crowd iiniiinil it, It
wusof )cii grocii kill, oiiihmhh'iril in
palo pink Hilk IIohh null allvoi tin cud.
Tho crown, which wim uliiiosl iim big
nnd na Hut tw n pinto, wiih tMiihroidorcd
In ii kind of couvtiitlonuli.i'd Hour do
IU pattern, nml tho commit hiiin wna
worked In tho Haiuc way. Thoiu vvux u
siniill Ihiw of pink nml given vulvcl rlh
Ikhi on Hid lop, which huroly kIuiwimI
nbovu tho ooiouct Thcro wcio no
Htringa. TlmiHMti glass, powerful iih it
wan, could lmt iiiiignlfy the prlco. H
wim tilrciuly loo hlg to conn' within I In
focus.
Iist night I went to tho theatre. I do
this ovcry timo tlio attito of my II minces
will iicriult; und I sat just behind two
lovely military girls, with u lovelier
young man, who seemed to Ixj joint
property They woro juoketa brnldeil in
military Mtylo, which is quito u rago
iiiuoug young girls who llko to bo
thought dashing und guy. Tho huts
worn mtiull but protty one trimmed
with n wreath oT velvet rosi-s. Tho old
"Katieer hut" Ih evidently coming uroitnd
again The young limn hiw ii blond
that Irt, his head wits. I didn't eo his
face. I lis hair had Ik-cii clipped close,
nnd looked ho llko ercuin coloietl pluah
thnt I hud the hardest work to keep from
IMHsing my hiiml over it, just 1 like to
do with the rtfiilrtkiii couts und beaver
capon of my friends, to sen how xoftttioy
reel
These st'iiil-iulllttiry btyloa nro very
jmmty nml lajcoinlng to most girls, but
iihial old women will wear I hem xomo-
limes, thinking Hint what Is pretty for
the girls must bo pretty for them also.
They nro of dark blue, drab, black, gray
and rod hcuvcr cloth, und onco In nwhllo
you will see tin Ivory colored one. They
niv trimmed with iiuy kind of braid that
suits tho wonrer lx:st. Tho fur collar
enn Im? worn or not, nt plensuro. Tho
pretty velvet basque twrtniyed in tho
middle or tho picture is of dark bluo,
with Ivory surah pulTa nnd vest. 1 put
that in Tor contrast, ami us n very beau
tiful thing to wear with n plain skirt for
home tolleta. liluck or tiny other color
would be us handsome.
ANUK.bH OF TIIK HOUSEHOLD.
1 hope mothers will to pleased to see
tho tin co little iiinids in their pretty nml
easily made dresses. Household nngels
they nro, though their A'Ings nro fortu
nntely In visiblo. The llttlo gowns tire ol
plain material in twilled wool, colored
llnunel nml cashmere, with full straight
skirts, with tho exception or tho middle
one. which tins a full vest front waist,
nml the front of tlio skirt Is ncconleoii
plaited down to within six Inches of the
edge of tho skirt, which throws tho full
ness into the edgo In n ruQIu To this is
n sash of velvet, to match tho culTs nnd
collar. All three or these pretty llttlo
gowns can bo tundo nsily, nnd they are
very dressy with a small outlay of time
und money, Uuve IIaupkr
In New Hampshire working children
between tlio ages of 14 and Itt years are
compelled to go to school thrco months
of tho .year.
A THANKSOlVINQ ROMANCK.
WAS nfter dinner,
on the day
Undo famous by
roo1 living.
They broke tlio wish
iHHie, Imlfln play.
In honor of Thanks
Klhig
Kind fate, Hint furors
thtMO who dn ro
ily Otipld nercr
clftlillted-
Allotll him tlio larger shnm
Tho ort that sho had wnnted.
Her prrtty lips set In a twin,
HheslKhod- "Ah me, I'm fated'
Out tell inn whAI you thought About?
Your wish you haven't stated."
"Alasr' bo crlwt, "It's been declnrod
That when tho bouo H broken,
Tlio winner's wish must not bo shared.
It must remain unspoken.
"This fatal nilo domnnds thnt I
Tlio secret slmll rvfuso you;
Yet If I'm mum (he beared n sigh)
Tho cIiaiicos are I'll loso yoiL
"Oh, cruel fntol what shall I dor
(Ills hand began to tremble.)
Tho fact U that I wished for you.
Why should I, lore, dUsctnblot"
Fho maid replied, her head Ixwcd low,
Half hiding Cupid's traces:
"Iteganllng rules, thero are, you know,
Exceptions In all cosos."
Tom Massqm.
Appearnuces Are Oft Deceit fill.
Boforo ThaukRglruis day thcro sat,
A turkey who was well and fat;
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Tet this fact warrants no presumption.
Ho died next day ot quick consumption.
A TlmiiUclvlni: Menu.
Oysters on half shell.
Puree of pheasant, consommo royalo.
Umall game patties. Drolled Mack Das Steward
sauce. Turkey and cranberry sauco.
Prime ribs of boof. Sugar corn. Mashed potatoes.
Sweetbreads. Lanlet. Escalloped Oystors.
Orecn peas. Plneapplu Sherbet.
Saddle of venison on Jelly. Redhead duck.
Chicken salad.
Mlnco and pumpkin pie. Plum pudding.
Catawba Jelly. Roquefort and Elam cheese.
Coffee.
Does Tier Tart.
As wo sit down to dinner on Thanksgiving day,
With never a caro to harass;
Wo laugh and wo oat, nro Joyful and gay,
And the servant girl gives us tho sass.
A Mtxlent llequrtt.
Unclo Ezra, who weighs SOU pounds, Is, talc
tug Thanksgiving dinner at tho Sliuuous.
Llttlo Willie (from foot of table) -Say,
unclol
Unclo Ezra Well, my boy.
LltUo Willie Trade stomachs, will you I
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Ladies Kid Gloves.
We arc now showing a line of the finest goods in thii
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
see our superb line of
Alexemclre Kids.
They have no equal and always give satisfaction. Ladies
will always find an at tractive line of Furnishings at
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Lincoln Savings BankjnrJ Safe Deposit Co.
CAPITAL, $850,000. LIABILITY OP STOCKHOLDERS, $600,000.
Interest paid on deposits nt any rntn of5 per cont por annum for all full calandar months
Hafcs to rent In burglar proof and nro proof vaults, at annual rontal of 15 and upwards.
Money lo loan on renl nstnlo and collateral. YOUIl HAVINGS ACCOUNT SOLICITED.
II KNKY K. LK WIH. A. 1 H STIJA ItT. JNO. II. MeOLAV, It. WELSH
I'rcsldont. Vlco 1'i-csldont. Treasurer. Te
IATJRITIFS
STAMPING FREE
We have secured the exclusive control of a New and Perfect System of
STAMPING
nnd In order to Introduce and advertise the same, wc have concluded to give our
friends and customers STAMPING FREE (except on woolens), on
Monday and Tuesday. Nov. 25th and 26th.
J. H. MAURITIUS & CO.,
LADIES' FURNISHERS.
131 South
MAUBIHUS
Ashby & Millspaughs
Are Closing Out their Entire Stock at Cost. Now is the
time to Buy Goods at
Wholesale Prices !
ASHBY & MILLSPAUGH.
BETTS St
MENDOTA COL'RADO OHIO BL'K CAN'N CITY
COHL
WOOD AND BEST ANTH'CITE
1045 O Street.
"Will You. Buy gt JPieino?
Until Jan. 1st, Special Prices made on
Pianos and Organs
Not cost
Our Stock is Complete, So Don't Hail to Call Before Buying
Geo. A. Crancer & Co.
Art and Music.
Pictures, Frames, Artists' Materials, Etc.
Eleventh Street.
Teller
MATTBITITJS
11th St.
MAURITIUS
WEKVER,
Telephone 440
but near it.
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