CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, NOVJSMUKR jj, 1890.
IMZISS
Alice Isaacs
OMAHA,
LATE WITH STERN BROS., HEW YORK
LATEST
NOVELTIES
-IN
Millinery
A1--
Very Lowest Prices.
In die HI ore of Hcyimiu A Dctchcs,
1518-20 Earnam Street
OMAHA.
NOW IN NEW QUARTERS !
Lincoln Trunk Factory
o st. 1133 ST"
Where we will be glad to foe nil old
friends nml customers ntul ns ninny new
ones ns enn get Into the store.
C. K. WIRIOK,
SUCCESSOR TO
WIRICK & HOPPER.
WESTERFIELDS
Palace Bath Shaving
PARLORS.
Ladles - and - Children's - Hair Cutting
ASi'siCAI.TY.
COR 12 & ) STS., N1JW HURR UL'K
Leading
PHOTOGRAPHER!
Kino llust Cabinets f.1 per iloon. Hieclnl
rates to student. Cull nml see our work.
Studio, 1214 O Street.
Open from 10 a. in. to I p. m. Sundays.
10YS FOR CHRISTMAS.
A BUSY MULTITUDE NOW ENQAQED
IN THEIR MANUFACTURE.
Hsiiio of th No-eltlc Which Will Ho.
Unlit thi) liny mill 1IW Ht tlin Hull,
liny Hrnmiii CiKtly I'Ih) IIiIiikk from
1'riinrp nml Oernutny,
(Copyright ly American Press Assodntlim.
I
I TIIK JAI'ANKSK MAOICIAV.
i Just nt present thu busiest pcnpln In nml
nlout the big cities of tho United Stutcn
nro thu toy makers. From the inilliouulro
who own tho largo factories, whore armies
I of tin soldiers are turned out nt 11 rati) that
I would innko old Santa Glaus blink, to thu
, tiny little (ionium girl who knits worsted
I gowns around rubber dolls nt n half cent
apiece, uverynony is worKiug wiin inigui
and main to keep up with the order that
arc piling in from all parts of thu country
for Christmas. It Is thu toyinnkurs liar
vest season, nml for mouths every man,
woman and child connected with the trade
has been nt work preparing for thin har
vest. Whllo thu pntriotlo American small hoy
and his sister were still deep In their plans
for a proper celebration of thu Fourth of
July thu toy makers weronlreaily preparing
tjgkc&ft.
J. S. EATON,
Physician and Surgeon
Office: 116 S. Eleventh St.
Telephones: Office 685. Residence 562.
LINCOLN, NEH.
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TIIK JUMPING KltOO.
for Christinas. Uy July 1 scores of smooth
tongucd traveling men started nut on their
annual tours, each 11 verltablu Santa Clans,
for hu carried nt least 11 hnlf dozen enor
mous trunks crammed to thu lids with an
assortment of toys that would bavo madu
any Iwy or girl In thu land happy. Ik-fore
n fortnight passed thu first order lind been
taken, and thu factories that had been
working on hnlf tlmu started in for busi
ness In dead earnest, Increasing their forco
with every week.
No 0110 In thu trado objects to this stress
of work. To thu fnctory owner it menus a
fattening of his bank account, and to thu
workers n season of plenty during which
they can cat and drink to their hearts'
content, and still lay by allttlo sum to
servo during tho dull months afterward.
In thu tenements where thu toy makers
live thu lights aru seldom dimmed now bo-
Sftcialitt.
Practice Limited to Diseases of thu
Nervous System, Heart and Blood
UKKKKKNCKd:
Hon, Wm. I.ecso. Attorney General.
Hon, T. L. Norvnl. Assoclato Justleu.
Jones' National Hank, Hownnl.
Citizens' National Hank, Ulysses.
Oftiok: 1!S! O Htreot, LINCOLN, NKII.
LiuUm- Uso llr. l.n Due's IVrloillriil
l'llls from I'arls, France, flint positively re
Hove suppressloiiH, monthly tloraiiKOinents
nml IrreKiilarltles caused liy cold, weiiltness,
shock, anemia, or general nervous ilebll ty.
Tim InrKu proportion of Ills to which ladles
and misses aru llnhlu Is the direct result of a
disordered or Irregular menstriuitlon. Hup.
pretBloiiH eontlniicd result In blood polsonlni
and iinlck consuinptlon. Xi packing or!l for
15. Sent direct on receipt of price. Sold
In Lincoln by II. 1'. Hhcrwln, driiKKlxt O
tree
LINCOLN
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Shorthand, nml Tyiicwrrltlnir.U tlie lKit nml lari-nt
Ciillwlii I ho West, un stiiilt'DM la ntteiiilainv lout
jear, SliMi-nta iirciarsl icir Inulm-wi In frimi .Itotf
month-.. Kxis-rlriicril faculty I'rnumal In.triji'tltili.
beautiful llliulrnteilcatnkHtue, oillreo Journal., ami
nJiiieu or icnniaiiiiti!i, wnl frru by aililmuliiK
LILUUUIDaE & HOOSE, Lincoln, Neb.
Tickets
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foro midnight, and bythutiiuu thu sun Is
up next morning the family Is nt work
again straining uvery nervo to iiuiku the
most of thu opportunities in sight. Thu
father and thu sous who aru old enough
nro off to thu factories by daybreak, while
thu mother nnd her daughters remain be
hind to add to thu little storu by making
such holiday trifles as can bo put together
at homo.
Of tho retail selling price of toys not
more than 7 or 8 pur cent, on thu average
goes to thu toy maker in this country.
Tho rest is consumed principally by tho
persons through whoso hands tho toys pass
Until thoy reach thu Christmas tree. Thu
retailer makes from 30 to 50 per cent, of
tho selling price. Tho Jobber is rarely con
tent with less than 15 to SO per cent, of the
remaluder. Tho manufacturer wants
ON SALE
TO JL-U-i
Principal Points
EAST, WEST,
NORTH AND SOUTH
AT-
TOUCII A IIUTTON AND SIX HIM HOP.
1044 O STRlilll. about !W per ctnt. ami the rest, except tho
workman's small share, goes for fuel,
p n CT O'-s'sON clerks, matetial and other factory ex-
L,. r. ou.woowi, iiunsts W.u ti,uy work full time, from
City Passenger Agent August ....m curum.,, .. adult m the
factories earns nlniut tt'J 11 week, and Urn
Isiys, of whom n largo number am em
ilo)cd, make about f-V
There Is (ine person III the factory, how
over, who cams morn than this the dc
slgnor of nuw toys. Ho generally nets In
tho capacity of foreman or superintendent,
though not unficiucutly a novelty Is In
vented by one of thu clever workmen. Tills
year the designers h.ivj apparently not
been very busy, nnd In cotiscuucnco the
Mock of American novelties to be olTered
for Clyistnms Is not very great One of
thu most striking among thu new things Is
a Japanese Juggler, who balances a ball on
nu umbrella for a half hour in thu legula
Hon style when wound tip. Another Is a
Spanish dancer of tho initio species, who Is
attached to 11 board and Is worked by a
lover. A weeping doll and dancing liear,
a walking Chinaman, 11 locomotive that
explodes whenever you want It to ami 11
Jointed alligator that creeps along In the
most blood curdlingly natural manner
complete tho list of mechanical novelties.
Then there aro '"doll" sets, combs,
brushes, soap, a tluy bottle of perfumery,
etc., that eoiuu from France, and are cal
ciliated to drive any little miss Into spasms
of delight., (lerinauy also sends something
new in tho "Jumping toy" Hue, being 11
blonde, blue eyed boy, who Jumps on Ins
hands nnd knees true to nature; while
America has added 11 Jumping tin frog that
will win the Iniys' hearts.
In dolls 11 greater variety than lias ever
been seen lie fore will lie on tho shelves of
the toy stores. There are dolls who walk
nnd dolls who bow and dolls who salute
you, or fan themselves, or do almost any
thing else that you wish. And then, of
course, there Is tho doll that talks, thanks
to Mr. Edison, Hut this doll hasn't been
much of a success. Tho pi Ice (f 10) Is too
high, mid then iM'sldessko loses her voice
A Fiiutitleroy doll, though, that came from
Fran-o has lieen sold to retailers by tin
ton, iud a "mourning doll" has gone so
well that the stocks have been exhausted.
Fot tho children of the rich there are any
nuinls'rof expensive new mechanical toys
from France. A Juggler about two feet
high who does more wonderful tricks than
Hermann Is on the shelves for fJl(K) along
side of 11 "pleading barrister" at the same
priee. There Is an "elect rlo toy" for hoys
with luiUlsltlve minds. This fetches fTi,
and generates electricity which Is made
to ring liells,turu machinery, etc. A four
teen inch bonr who walks us naturally as
life Is rated nt (20, and a school of musical
cats nt IfJ. A lioothlnck and a spinning
woman who work for dear life when
wound up are worth tWS. From thin things
get gradually cheaper. A pig that jumps
out of a stye to be fed Is $1.5.'), and nil sorts
of dogs and cats who -icrforni to the tunc
of a inuslo Itox In their organism can be
had as low as W. PAUL L.VT.ki:.
HE WILL WRITE NO MORE.
Historian Hiiiirrnf; Aniiiiiiiircs Ills He
tlrenient from l.lti-rnry Lire.
Thu venerable Oeorgu Haueroft recently
announced that hu had laid down his pen
forever. So it may bo assumed that Ids
literary career is at an end.
Those who lire now half a hundred years
old remember when uvery one was discuss
ing n new (colonial) history of tho United
(fa I w s
(SVC . Yt JC&yrZs 6
HON. (ll'OIUJK IIAXCIIOIT.
Stat hi. They weru children then, ami If
any of them tried to read Mr. llaneroft's
history they doubtless found It Iieyond
their grasp, but It made an impression
upon their elders, which was reflected upon
them; hut a small proportion of those who
liegau to read this history when Its first
volume appeared ever lived to read the
latest chapter. Mr. Hancroft has lived to
tread alone
Komu linnqut't hull ilcsi-rtt-ri,
and listen only to thu encomiums of subse
quent generations.
Mr. iiancroft has all his life been a horse
back rider. One of the first Intimations
the publiu had that the man who Is now
over IK) years old was falling wns an ad
vertisement which appeared some time
ago olTcriug Ills Middle horse for sale. It
Is said that Mr. llancrofl still possesses
physical vigor, but his intellect is falling.
Hu still receives those Impressions which
aro conveyed to him, but they soon pass
away.
Mr. llaneroft's career goes back so far
that scarcely any ouu can hu found who is
familiar witli thu early scenes through
which lie passed. Fifty-six years ago the
first volume of his great history appeared.
Forty-live years ago 1'resldeiit Folk made
I III 4 'r'T5jijjjP',VI''t
Mis cut afy b I a a c IpiifttMki lt-lnW
THE HAPPY GLEANERS.
'THANKSGIVING SONG.
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J'ubliniril through Tho American I'rrss Association.
Mualo by R. GRAHAM HARVEY.
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S. Thu limiMonl tru-ly him his tent, The fnr-tner leaps his grain s Hut still n jilt - tiineo (lod has sent The
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io II. Still, loitnil the jenrwo'l) iK-arlttmliid How iniieh lo Hint wo own Who -o'er pro-vlilcs that we limy Mini Wo
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Fine Furniture.
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Lincoln has many beautiful and costly homes and Fine Homes need
Fine Furniture and nowhere in the West will a more elaborate or liner stock be
found than at
HARDY & PITCHER'S
If you have never visited their store, you have ne idea of the magnitude
of their premises or the amount of goods shown. There is nothing so nice or
lich but that it can there be had. A visit to this house is always full of interest.
There is always something new and novel to please the eye.
211 S. lltli St. HARDY & PITCHEI? Ill 8.11th St.
FINEST
PALAGE STABLES.
LIVELY LN THE WEST
Stylish Turnouts of All Kinds.
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Till: NAVAL ACADKMV.
him secretary of thu navy, and ho founded
tho naval academy at Annapolis. Forty
four years ago ho was minister to Great
Ilritain. In IhTl ho was appointed the llrst
American minister to the court of tho new
German empire.
In IbT.'i Mr. Hancroft went to reside in
Washington, since when lie has been a
conspicuous figure nt tho capital He has
been twice married and twice e widower.
His children and some of his ;;ranilchll
dren, however, nre with him In Ids old age.
Mr. Haueroft has alwajs liecu of aristo
crats sympathies, and has always main
tallied a position with fashionable peoplu.
Often in summer he has been seen, even
when past the heyday of life, ununited on
his. saddle horse riding on thu IkvicIi at
Newport, surrounded by the glitter ami
display of fashionable lift-. At Berlin he
created some dissatisfaction among the
the Amei leans, who did not receive thu al-
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ii'miuii'-. iiiej minikin, inio iiii'iu iiuiii Luvu ff iAnA irjn
minister. Ho has not been u nun of tho ' :eiQpil0l6 10
people, nut ns 11 historian hl.s fame is
doubtless secure, and us 11 cabinet ollleer hu
will be remembered ns tho founder of n
national school for the education of naval
oilh'irs.
Tl.i fi lends of a German letter carrier
recently celobrnteil tho Ilfty-llftli unnlver
sury of thu day lie Iwgan duty. The man
is vild to have w ilkcd over 11 milium miles.
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