CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1S89
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CHRISTMAS CAROL.
Upon this Holy Day.
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Useful and Appropriate
HOLIDAJJIFTS!
Neckwear of every Kind,
Linen and Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs,
Mufflers, Night Shirts,
Silk Umbrellas, Etc.
Will not attempt to describe patterns or
styles, suffice it to say we show the greatest
assortment of novelties in the city.
Your Inspection Solicited!
Globe One-Price Clothiers,
Cor. O and Tenth sts.
We Offer No Baits
But Give Full Value for Every Dollar.
Our Sl.OO Ladirs' Kid Shoe,
like other houses claim they have rednced from $1.50 have always been sold byus at
what they term a "discounted price."
Our SI. 50 Ladies' Doriffola.
We never sold this shoe for $2.00 or $2.50 as other houses claim Jthcy have and
then reduced them to $1.50. J" That Is our REGULAR PRICE.
Wc arc satisfied with Reasonable Profits. Rrnts arc cheaper In our locality, ex
penses less and If you will Investigate wc will show you that our every day prices more
than equal the "bait offers" made by other houses.
J. Z. BRISCOE,
Sole Agent for Gray Bros, ladles' Sloes. 1329 0 STREET.
Whitebreast Coal and Lime Co.
Canon City
Whitebreast
Walnut Springs
AND ANTHRACITE.
Telephone 34.
Lime
Hair
Plaster
Cement
Office, 109 South Eleventh St.
In Temporary Quarters.
Ban's Jewelry Store Removed
To 1036 N St., bet. 10th and nth.
A new and elegant line of Jewelry just opened Including WATCHES
"CLOCKS, DIAMONDS, ETC., FOR THE
HOLIDAY" TEADE.
In our present location rent is very low and we are therefore enabled to sell all
euuuo ui a. mum iuhci jim.!.- man umcr nouses, uon i tail to call and see us.
For 1890
Consider Scribner's Magazine when you are deciding upon
your reading matter for next season. The subscription rate
is low $3.00 a year.
The standard of the Magazine Is high,
Its spirit progressive,
The Illustrations are Interesting and of the best.
There is not space here to give even a summary of the feat
ures to appear next year, but among other things there will
be a NEW DEPARTMENT and ADDITIONAL
PAGES, and groups of illustrated articles will be devoted to
'the following subjects:
African Exploration and Travel,
Life on a Modern War Ship (3 articles),
Homes In City, Suburb, and Country,
Providing Homes through Building Associations,
The Citizen's Rights,
Electricity In the Household,
Erlcs6ohn, the Inventor, by his Authorized Biographer,
Hunting,
Humorous Artists, American and Foreign,
There will be 3 serials.
Robert Louis Stevenson will contribute In 1S90.
Each subject, and there will be a great variety this year,
will be treated by writers most competent to speak with
authority and with interest. Readers who are interested are
urged to send for a prospectus.
25 cents a number; $1.00 for 4 months.
So. 711. lnlliitlrmii.
A palindrome Is n word which rends the
luvmo backward mid forward, as for example,
"madam."
Hero arosomo easy ones 1 1. Part of vm
el. 2. An Infant's garment. 3. A devout
woman. 4. Treated like a Qod. 6. Certain
songs. 0. A traveling conveyance 7, A
mall animal. 8. Doctrine U. A legal docu
ment. No. 719. A Question of Making Change.
A man purchased grocorloi to tho amount
of 1H ccnU. When ho catno to pay for tho
goods he found that ho had only n otio dollar
bill, a three cent piece, and a two cent piece.
Tho grocer, on hi side, had only n fifty cent
pleco and a quarter. They opHaled to a by
stander for change: hut he, although willing
to oblige, them, had only two dimes, a live
cent piece, a two cent pleco and a one cent
pleco. After sorno jierploxlty, howovor,
change win mado to tho satisfaction of overy
ono concerned. What was tho simplest way
of accomplishing thlsl
No. 713. A l'loturlul Helm.
No. 714. Double Central Act-out Ic.
To nrrango; n woman lacking In ucatncu;
certain kinds of puzzle; a llgure of throo
angles; n wooden pinto; neglected; taken
what Is offered; obtained tho 1110 of for n
tlmoj certain vegetables.
Tho fourth row of letters, read down, do
flues unknown persons.
Tho fifth row of letters, read down, defines
small pot.
No. 715. Going to Market.
Ono duy I went Into 11 storo
To buy Borne groecrlei,
But when I reached my home I found
Tho p r was half eas;
The g r, too, wo strong of gin,
Anil tho r o was filled with lco;
Tho s p contained tho blood of a sire,
And tho Ice was In tho sp ;
A sal was discerned In tho s a
And tho c s looked queer, for per-
chanco
Tho blood of a cur was split therein,
And tho food was tilled with ants;
Tho s o was well seasoned w lth sago,
And the canned s h was half tnr;
And strango to bay, tho b r contained
Tho stump of n nasty cigar.
I was well worked up, and felt rather sore,
But I never again returned to that storo.
No. 710. What I It?
A friend to all tho human race,
From omeror to peasant;
There's none moro mimed when not In
place,
Or of moro uso when present.
Obedient to my patron's w ill,
I yield to their control;
Yet every ono U trying still
To "put mo in a hole."
No. 717. Anncrains.
These anagrams represent tho names of
three noted historians aud -three favorlto
Aiuerlcun authors:
Jan Dry, tho famous
one.
It Is Carl P. Wholtom.
Itogcr I Wnlnn goes.
Ward De Thaeto Itcvel
Dertlia C DeCarlScod-
kerg.
Tom Bojla.
No. 718. A Droji Letter Sit) lug.
-m-t- v-s-o-fl -a-o -h- g--tr-- s-u-d.
A New tenf Tor 1800.
Wow is tho time To turn a lino
Now leaf for cigllteen ninety,
And all our vicKs, great and small,
Swear off at oNce for good aud all.
Wo shall not smoki: but twice inlay;
Tho weed wo chow we'll throw uwuy.
Wo will no whlskY treat nor take
Except In casK of stomach acho.
All kinds of moAnness wo'll desplso;
Wo'll let no angliy iasslons rise.
Wo'll pay the Cosh or go without;
Wo'll livo at Homo, beyond a doubt;
Wo shall ImprovK our minds and try
To free ourselves from lovo of plo;
Wo shall not Talk so much to show
Tho small amouN't of sense we know,
Arid wo, of col'rbo, will quickly break
Theso resolutions That we mako.
Charles .Scribner's Sons, 743 Broadway, New York
When n Fork Wan Not it Fork.
Tramil Thank ve. inn'nm. tnr M.lni ..
tho grub, hut I can novor eat without a fork.
runners lie well, amnio along and
you'll find a fork hi tho road a llttlo further
on.
Key to tlin rtuzlcr.
No. 701. Charade: Nowspaper.
No. 705. A Concealed Quotation: "What's
In a uamol That which wo call a roso by any
other muni wi.uld smell as sweet."
No. 700 An Rjy Illddlo Cares.
No. 707. A F'l Saying: Bpeech is silver,
but silence is goM.
No. 70S. A StitJh Puzzlos 1. Arrow stitch.
2. Hemstitch. S. Running stitch. 4. But
tonhole stitch, ft. Feather stitch. 0. Lock
stitch. 7. Star stitch. 8. Cat stitch. 0.
Cross stitch. 10. Back stitch. 11. Briar
stitch. 12. Chain stitch. 13. Outline ttltch.
14. Ilopo stitch.
No. 709. An Hour Glass:
t u n o w s t b n
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STERNNESS
No. 710. A Pleasure Trip:
My Dear Charlotte I have Ueu read
ing, but now will tell jou about our pleasant
trip. We went to tee Geneva. There were
Elizabeth, Heleim.Whitnoy, Chester and my
self. Elizabeth wore a gruen merino, Helena
woro Canton llannel. I had to borrow a hood,
and -ore a black dress. Wo got an early
start Wo went over a very rocky road.
Geneva had bwen ou tho lookout for us. As
you must know, Geneva is very rich, aud her
floors wcro covered with Brussels carpot. She
showed us n horn bosket she mado; also her
lovelv roan not cow. W tnvvi .. a..-.
day, and then camo homo. Sly friend, I
must cioy. i rear we slull get a hurricane.
Farowoll. Florence.
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