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CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, OCTQ13KR 17, 1891 t If you Deposit your Savings ii Tim: Lincoln Savings Bank $ Safe Deposit Co. H.K.cor. Hill Hint l'Htn. THEY WILL EARN INTEREST FOR YOU AtltllO HllllMlf 5-l;ivu pur Ct. per Annum-5 Ha v t.'iU) 11 weolc nml It utiunitit" with merest In live yeiiritto l,Vm.). Ilniik opens lit P:m) a. in. to 3:30 ji. in. nml Bntunlny ovunlmci A t) ft . in. Safes to Rent in Burglar and Fire Prcof Vaults. Nickel Savings Stamps Good for Depjsit in the Nebraska Sav ings Bank will be found for Sale at the Following Places: llerpotshclmer A Co., Kxposltlon Depart incut Stoic. Ulasoii A Kletrher. Wall Taper and Station ery, II A) O. A. I.. Shinier. Drugs. Hooks, Paints, Oils anil Notions, h'lfteeiitli ami (). Iliildwln llros., Hiinlwaie, 1217 O. McKeuuy A Hon, Drugs, Stationery, and Notions, '.TrJO. Steluer A Heheut, Dispensing Druisglsls, corner Twelfth and I". lljorkman A l.liutwull, DniKglsts, '.-.M North Tenth. .1. M. Ilroiul, (Irooerles, etc., Net Ninth Twenty-seventh. l.lmlell Hotel, Corner Thirteenth ami M. V. (Inge Miller, Confectionary and Notions University Place. K. .1. (lulle, (Jetiernl Merchandise, etc., West Lincoln. Charles E.JIcMurray, Oroccrles and Meat, llelmont. CAPITAL $200,000.00. American ; Exchange National $ Bank. I. M. Haymoml, President H. It. nuruham. Cashier. Lewis (Iregory, Vice President D. (1. Wing, Asst. Cashier Ll.VCiLV, : NEBRASKA. Capital, $250,000 Officers ami Directors: John II. Wright, Pros. T. K. Sanders, V.-P- J. II. McClay, Cashier. A H Itaymoiiil, II P Lnu, Thos Cochran K U Slzer, CIinh West, V L Sheldon. General Hanking Bindneis Transacted. Accounts Solicited. German National Bank, LLXCOLX, iXEli. ."W. WSTa 5. 'fJsf w- i. , C. li. .Montgoiiiel.v, Pleslilent Ili'imun II srhalM-rg Vice Prist. Joseph lt.- Inner. Inshler. O. .1 lleo,.Vst.Oahlei. Capital Surplus $100,000.00 30,000.00 Transacts a General Banking Business Issues let I eis of eiedlt.diawdiiiltson nil parts of the woi hi. I'mi-hiii i-nllcciliuis a speilaltv A." . - "" - 'Pi-. BJW.. , T' BSSBHIS tlsBK ILtl U MsLBsSsbHU .1 -- .iiiiiiiiiiiiiI WIsWH ti -issHlfll'' rnsiiiiiH HUH ::-:' IssssssssssssssbbssWb Bttaslssslassl t 1" H111111111111HD llnfl ilsiiiiHfflnw ADDITIONAL S0C1KTV C ontlMK'i! from Stli jwki1 MIm Nclllo M a I'm 1 mi wIioIhk concluded nil extended vlult to lii'ieousln Mr. A. Hnltor, left on Thurmlny on tho Hyer for her homo In the limd of the ninplelonf. Anticipating her .deNtrturo n luimher of young folks, on Tnes ilny evening, invnded thu iioplttillo home of Coiniellinim and Mis. Ilnler, to murk tho esteem In which tho yimtiR lidy Is held liy her miuiy friend in Lincoln. If tho extent to which tho inrtlclpiint enjoyed themselves U taken n a criterion, Miss McCnlto leaves ninny it vncuuin In tho hearts of her Lincoln ndmlrer. At ulno o'olock the invaders huv Inn' taken ikwmwsIoii, dnucliiR commenced and continued with lutormlsiloiis of vocal and Instrumental music until midnight, when all adjourned for luncheon. Tho en tertnlument was planned ns a surprise, but tho spectacle which met tho gnzu of tho self Invited visitor on entering tho spncloti illli 1 iir room whern the iiihmo table fairly groiincd beneath Its hurdll of substantial delicacies, suggested thu exlstoncoof an ener getic confederate from within this happy home circle. After each and every one had shown n very pructlcnhlo appreciation of the Rood thing 11 suggentlvo sllenco was tak en advantage of by Mr. K. 1. Sheppard who paldeloiiueiit tribute to tho social nud nnilii bloatti Unites of the youiiR lady In whoso honor the pirty hud assembled. Heady rer Kne to the sentiments expressed, came from nil present. Mr. Hheppnrd con eluded by prvsentliiR n lntge and beautiful brikotof ro-es and other (lowers bearing tlio Tr. (I..enel will enter the llrm whlcliwll card "From Mr. nud Mrs Halter." After thereafter Ik. knoiw.nsth,. "lludge ,fc Moirl the young lady a health had Ktmerously re- C." lie Is a pleasant and com leou gentle eelved tho usual attention, Dr. O'durmiiii was cnlleil upon and In a few chosen words presented to Miss MeCabe, as n gift from her gentleman friends piveui, a lunntlftil gold watch, chum and locket suitably luscrlbel. Mr. John Halter lesimiided In behalf of the guest of the evening to whou. he paid maliyj,,, , -,,,,, f ; Nlll.(.,,1, , limn tv wiifila i.f its.tii.titt Miikufu Is il Alfiltiii t . . . .. " hem tv wonls ill esteem. Messrs 1-M Mnher, II. Lawlor and J. T. Sinltli having nddeil their luiotn of deserved compliments, all ad Joufliisl to tho dancing iihiiiis where 11 pleas ant even lug too soon closed with the llrst signs of appioaclilug dawn Tlunsday evening was a beautiful one and so was the -ei oniony that united the lives of two of Kast Lincoln's brightest young people. At the home of tho biido's patents, cor !!0:h and Starr sticets, lle-slo, the only daughter of Mr and Mi. U. II. 'Veeiuau, was unlttsl In marriage with Glenn K. Smith, brother ofMr. F. C. Smith, one of 'JTth streets well known business mm Promptly at half past eight before n limited number of fllellils of tho contract lug purtits Hev. Iliadt of tho Second I'resbyterhu chinch piououuced tho words that mado two loving hearts beat as one. The service was followed by a dainty wedding luncheon to which , ell did justice. The pre-ents weio costly and too numerous to mention here. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will be nt home after November llrst at .ll.K) Holdredge street. Thoe pies.-nt were Mes sersund Me-Mlames, O. li. Ficoumu, F. C. Smith, Leou linker, Howell Shephenl, Mis ses, Do itt, Jackson, Hollowell, Smith, Freeman, Decker, Cuitls, Duucomb and H'larp; Mosdatncs Shephenl and Oroenlee, Messrs J. Smith, Crittenden, Stackhous, Shepherd, Freeman, Mituer, P. Smith and others w nose mimes the repoJter failed to get. Miss Nellie Chut chill left for her homo in SatiAiitonln, Texas, Saturday after an ex tended visit with her sister Mrs. H. Fraser. Hev. T. F. Staulfer left tho city Wislnes day for Coneville, la., to attend the meeting of thesyuod which convenes tit that place. Mrs. Austin Hanks has returned to her home iu Denver after a pleasant visit with her slsteis, tho Misses lllair, I'Ml IC street. Mis Dora Hale, who has been visiting Mrs. H. li. Gallery, for several duys, left Uiur.-dH for her homo In Iniliiitm-volis. Mr. C. 11 Hanly who has been visiting her father-in-law, .Mr. II. V. Hardy, left for her home In Dallas, Tex., Wednesday. There will bo a Iitislneis meeting of tho Pleasant Hour club at Mr. C. It Hlchtor's stoio Monday evening at T:.'!) c'llock. Mr. W. H. Freeman of Clarksburg, W. V arrived In Lincoln Saturday and is tho guest of his brother, Mr. II. S, Freeman. Captain L. W. IHllingsley was called to DesMoiucs, la., Wednesday to attend the funeral of Ills sister. Mr. nud Mrs. It. It. Greer of Kearney wore iu Lincoln Wednesday eurouto to the corn palace at Sioux City. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kxloy of Maiilumo, 11. C, are guests at tho homo of Mr. A. Small, 1014 A street. Mis. J. A. Lfpplucott has returned from a visit to Newark, N. J , and other points of Interest in the east' Mr. Louie Meyer and wife, uccom pauied by Mrs. Willie Moyer were corn palace vis itors Wednesday. Mrs John H. Wright and Mrs C. E. Yares left Wednesday evening for Sioux City and the corn palace. Hev. E. II. Ciiapiu leaves tomorrow for Worclieiter, Misi., to attend the Universal 1st convention, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. l olcott will enter tain a party of frieuls at cards Monday evening. Mrs, E. II. Hamer will Ui at Iioiih to a number of invited guests Thursday after noon. Colonel Frank P. Ireland of Nebraska City is in tho city. Mr. A H. Wlltzof Fremont was in town Wednes lay. Mr. George W. Lnuib has retm-iied from Sioux City. Mis. Sallle Simmons is visiting iu Mount Vernon, O. Huv. J. F. 11 gio left Monday for Mury llle, Mo. Mis. A. M. Miles Is visiting at Kockford, Illinois. Mr. W. W. Ilnusd his gone to Wichita, Ivnusiis. Mr. east. Hurry Kni Iris rotitruoil from the Hon. J. II. Weston of Heatrlco is iu the city. 1 Mr. Thomus F. Seal is iu Philadelphia. 1 I For tho week commencing Monday, Octos 1 her tho nineteenth we invito every lady of ! the city of Lincoln to visit our glove depart ment. Wo ure sole agent Iu the city for the sale of tho genuine Foster I'uill kid 1 gloves and during that week our stock will j lie in charge of .Mis Coleman, Fotster Paul's l expert titter. If you want a perfect lit in a pel feet rIovo we invite yon to call. Very respectfully, MlMXlt A: I'ai.nk. " I Henry Haiphiim, harness, saddlery and 1 turf goods, M'.'noith Eloveuthstu-ot, opposite j Capital Hotel IT WILL DE A BIG SUCCESS. A Now Kntrrprlse Hint Htiirlrs out' tin tier Most KlrttterliiK Auspices. It has oft times been remarked that there is irinplo room here In Lincoln for another Itrst-class lurnitiiro store, and now more than ever Is the Held open for tho now addition that has just been mado by one of tho best known and most extensive business houses of this, city who have opened 11 mngulllceiit stock of furniture In connection with their already extensive Interests. Wo refer to t ho llrm of Huilgu & Morris who have remodeled the store recently vacated by A, T. Oruettor & Co., which Is tho next door west of their well established hardware store, IttH N street. Hudgo it Morris now occupy the entire build lug, Mxl l'.1, tin co stories and basement. All tho front looms up stairs will soon Ikj thrown into largo show rooms, making tho Moor space, on which to display goods, nearly twice as large as that mo I by Oruotter it Co. 1-nrgo oeulngs In the wall make tho furnit ure, and tlio hardwnto stoles accessahle from either side, and IkiIIi businesses will lie con ducted under tho dllect mauiigeiuent of the llrm. Mr. Morris will hae general super vision of tho new dcputttucut, whllo Mr. Itudgo will continue to p.iy his attention to the established portion of the III Ill's business oillho other side of the house. With this iiupoitaut announcement comcsnlso the news Hint .Mr. C.J. Uuenrel.the linn's well known and popular right bower for the past live years, will tako as active a putt In the profit of tho llrm hereafter as ho has taken iu advancing tho company's Interests on a monthly stipend heretofore. On January 1st III man, and 0110 who, In a incisure, Is resisiiisl hie for much of the linns great sin-cess In business since their inception herein 1VM1. It will be reiuemlM-ri-il that the llrm bought out llaldwin llros iu May lssi( , M(, 't). catisl at Hill South Eleventh street, but tneir present lo-atlon. Messi-s. Hndje ,fc Morris ate both haidiiaiv men or long ex pel lence, Mr. Hudge having given his entile time to that lino since ISM, while Mr. Morris engaged In his calling In s7.', llotli gentlo lileu have huil a vat led e.ieileiice (11 their chosen Held and their knonltslgo thus acqulr eJ now bears fruit In tho piosp.rous trade they enjoy, which, it may well be said and without fear of contradiction. Is the largest In the city, Their assist nits mVo always been a gleat factor Iu attaining this distinc tion, fur no house in the west has a more gentlemanly or more experienced set of lieu tenants than is theie to lie found. In the counting department Mr. A. 1). llenwuy has iiIwii)h shown a kindly Interest both for customer and emplojer; whlb In 1 10 it.unu-fin-tin Iiir nud 1 ep ill-shop Mr. H. A. Perry, the foreman, ha turned out the bct work manship on all kinds of Jobs, eltlier largo or sin-ill as well as those of an iutilcateor minor natuie.nlwaysglvlug the best of satis faction and making trade for tho house. For the new department, as head salesman, Mr. A. Iafeusberger has been secured. Ho was furMiuie tune with the late llrm or Sliellou iV Smltli, and Is a gentleman well versed in thefuinltuivllueand Its various blanches. WiJiiHitch excellent suppoit, (as wo would say of tho play actor) why should not tho llrm continue their present and past miccoss 111 1 lie new venturer Tho entire lino of fur I iilture is new from the sm illest piece to tho I lurgost, and the mammoth building is now tilled with all the very latest designs from the I most noted motorics. In lt entirety, tills I stock Is the only ramplftr now stock or funi I ittiro iu the city. Knowing tills, will It not pay you to call before making purcliasesf A)-r's l'ri'scrte Hook contains nil the latest unit most aimrovi 1 recipes for canning and preserving fruit , and for making jellies, Jams, marmalades, sweet and sour pickles, catsups, etc. Written ex pressly fr Dr. J. C. Ayer A: Co., by a cele brated authority on culit.ary matters. Every recipe tested and proven to be tho best of its kind. Send a L'-cent stamp to Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, .Mass. Yoiitlilleiie i:impimn I'aim I'ri-partloii, Ladles, If you want most elegant face prep aration, try this one. It Is pure us spring water; no lead, sediment or other injurious substances. It makes your skin soft, fresh, and cleur, removes tan, blotches, dlscolora tious, nud impaits a pearly complexion. If your face Is not what you desire it, try "Youthileno". I guarantee it to give perfect satisfaction. I have sought for a prepara tion thut will make complexions fresh and young looking and uowl have found it, re tailed at two dollars or three for live. I havo secured tho agency for this trusty urtlcle. J. II. Haklkv, Druggist, Lincoln, Neb. Only Ten ill!) Oi.tsu Pack. The celebrated "Burlington Route" apply lug cards are now sold at ten cents per pack, l.Vl cents Is tho usual price for such curds). Whist, high-tlve ami euchre parties will soon bo in older, and wi would suggest that you lay In a stocK of these cards for future re fpiireineuts. A. C. Zikmku, City Passenger Agent. A Crrut Country itml Hun- to (tciuli II. Owing to tho great amount of Interest shown in tho northwestern states, and espec tally In Montana and Washington, tho North ern Puclllc Hullroad as prepaied two folders, entitled "Golden Montana" and "Fruitful Washington," which contain a great many Interesting and vuluablo details iu reference to climite, topography, agriculture, stock raising, mining, lumbering, government ami railroad landi', homesteads and other sub jects of interest to tho capitalist, business man or settler. These folders can now bo obtained on application to the General Pas senger Ag'-nt of the road. Ir should Ih borne iu mind by travelers to the Northwest that, among other things, the Noitheiu Pacillc Kailroad otters the follow ing advantages. It Is the dllect line to prin cipal K)iuts In Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. It has two trains dally to Helena and Hutte, Mont , Spokane, Tacomaaud Seattle, Wash., and I'.ntliind, Ore. It has complete equip ment of Pullman llrst duss sleeping cars, lining curs, day coaches, Pullman tourist and free colonist sleepers, tho cars being new, comfortable and neat, It bus through sleeping car service every day from Chicago, III. , to Montana and Pacific Coast points, of Pullman llrst -class and tourist sleeping cars in connection with tho Wisconsin Central Line, mid vcstihuled llrst class sleepers via CM. ,: St P. Fly.: It pisses through tho grandest scenery of seven states and the great joung cities of the i.orthwest. The service is complete m ovary respect, the "Yellowstone Park and Dining Cur Uoutu" being, iu fact, a tlioioughly llrst clas line to trn e! oier. DUtiict Pas-ouger Agents of the company will supply publications lefer reil to above, with maps, time tallies, rates or other special intoruiutlou. on cimmuulca tlons addlessisl to Chas. S. Fee, ti. P .V T. A., St. Paul, Minn., will leceivo pioinpt at tention. Henry llaipliam, harness and suldleiy, 11'.' 1101th 11th stioiit, opposite Capital '.hotel. OF BKCOMING H)M01& OLIVE HArtPEft'S LETTER ON FASH IONS FOn WOMEN. Ilntisr llodli'rs flint Am Atlrnnllre mid Con, enlrnt lloir Tliry Are Trimmed, HwIm llnillrrs That Are Stylish anil llreisy, (Special Correspondence. Nkw Yoiik, Oct. 1ft, How to look tictit ntul bo well ilnsscil on nil occ 1 slotis truly roitiirus n Rood ileal uf tliuuglit, partlouliirly when fashions suc ceed 0110 another ho rnpltlly, but 0110 of tliu most convenient ntul least troublo poini) iidjuucts to pretty homo cos tunics is tho bod I uo that Is so iniidi that It can bo worn with any skirt Thuro Ims been n stonily mid growliiR ilctiiiiml for tho (liiiuty clilnn ami crape waists In ilcllcnlo self colors for yoiin pcoplo, mid nothing can bo prettier or produce such n dressy olTcot with so lit tlo uxputiso ns thoso waists. noi)icr.s roit iiomi: wkau. S01110 bodices uro iu tho form of Spen cer waists, with pluitiiiRS arranged in illllVit-nt iiiiiiiiu'tM to suit tho wearers. S01110 have belts of tho sumo or belts of velvet 011 ribbon, with or without frills below tho bolt. Homo uro iniulo in Hr tired Roods of light color, ntul others of plain rod, pulu blue, lilac or whito China silk. Perhaps tho most popular uro tho simple whito or pulo bltio blotiso waists, mado with 11 turndown collar mid n double plaited riilllu down tho front. Tin-so uro pretty and drossy whun worn in tho street beneath 11 black roofer jacket mid 11 Hut sailor hut. Of course they will hardly do for coro moniinis visits or carriage, hut for 11 shoppiiiR or ordinary dress they uro qulto sedato oiiough. Tho reefer jacket is left open, mid tho soft silk rtilTs form n sort of vest, nud tho beauty of theso waists is that they do not soil easily, mid if thoy do can bo cleaned perfectly. Tho slcuvos should he either bishop shape, with n band at tho wrist, or tho upper part puffed after tho stylo shown in tho illus tration, Thuro uro so miuiy ways of trimming theso houso bodices thut one can hardly gonstray. Somo lmvo vol vot yokes mid some have velvet pointed girdles, or vel vet peasant waists reaching to the nnn pits, but iheso lust uro usually. mado so that they can bo worn with miy costmno. Few young Indies luco much now, mid nearly all women who lmvo any think ing apparatus of their own uro beginning to see that corsots should bo used mid not abused. Twenty-four inches urounil tho bottom of the wnist Is tho medium standard now. Half the tight lacing that has been eo much talked of mid scolded about has been brought about through tho senso less fashion illustrations. To make n striking picture thu foreign so called artists made mi impossibly long waist, smaller around than thu arms or nock, and those who did not want to bo out of fashion tried to follow blindly. But now wo may all lmvo natural waists mid be comfortable. Ueforo I left off speaking of fashion able bodices I should have spoken of tho second illustration, which shows n very dainty idea iu tho sumo style, which is adapted better to streot wear. Tho dress is of wool crepoti in dark Russian green. Tho skirt isof the campanella form, with plaits iu tho back. Across the front are tiino rows of narrow black sotitacho braid, mid three rows of embroidered silk bauds in Persian colors. Tho bodico is mado of faille iu tho same shade, gath ered full on the shoulders uud extending WITH III.OISK AND SWISS BODICK. ing down in a rutlle A Swiss bodice of crepon has an outline trimming to match that on the skirt Tho .deoves are of crepon The Swiss bodice is adjustable, nud the skirt can bo worn iu tho house with tho faille only, and in tho street with tho other. Swis bodices are undeniably dressy mid they can be made to cover a multi tude of sins, Mich as stretched seams. worn out buttonholes and soiled waists. Made of bla-k velvet they uro suitable for any kind of u gown from a tulle ball dress to a cashmere house gown Somo of them ate made with adjiist.ii.o braces ot ribbon to match tho skirt or possibly ot a piece of the sumo material. Some of them have tho tops cut out in turret shape, others notched, but the majority me much like thu crepon bodice iu tho illustration. Any variation can bo made that seeiiH expedient or tasteful. Ol.IVK HaIII'KK. The Kilpatrick- Koch Dry Goods Co. Wish to Call Your Attention to a Few Special Quotations: 8 o.. Cnllfornln (Irev Flannel, j'jc, Usual Price, 5(x. Special Hxlia Qunllli (Sicy llliinkct,7;c per l'nli. ft lb, Citov lllnnkcl, $1,00 per Pair, Pillsbury's Best XXXX FLOUR 1.55 PER 8AOK nnnntii " l needless to Sr K( li A l.ixiik r tiiiuui- UIUUinU,y, 'this Flour. Winter Weight Children's Merino Underwear note Prices: Sixes 16, 18, 20, 22, 2., 26, 28, 30, Vests and 1'iints 7c 10c 1 .jo 170 210 250 280 300 the same Price. Ladies all Wool Ilose, (seamless) Double Heels and Toes, 25c a pair, worth 350. Our $1.25 Kid Gloves ("Foster Hook") the ladies tell us would he oheaj) at $1.50, IDvory pair guaranteed . We will put our 50c Men's Underwear alongside any 75c garment in the city. Wo are really too busy to quote further. Vour inspec tion of our store and prices is resjiectfully requested. Ki 1 patrick - Koch Dry Goods Co. 1518-1520 0 Street. Telephone 448, Prompt Attention Paid to the Delivery of Orders Received by Telephone. AUCTION SALE EXTRHORDINHRY OK THE STOCK OF J. B. TRICKEY & CO. Wholesale and Retail Jewelers, at their Store, 1035 0. St. THIS STOCK CONSISTS OF Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Solid Silverware, Silver Plated Ware, Clocks, Etc. Anil will lie Soli! at Public Commencing Monday, Anil Continuing TIiIn sale has become Imperative, owing to the Illness of Mr. E. I.. Trlckey ami the consequent closing out of our San Francisco store. The stock was bought within the past few- months anil U of the finest and most desirable in all lines. The quality of ever) article Is guaranteed as represented by the auctioneer. Mr. J. II. FRENCH will conduct the sale. Hours of Sale-. 10:30 A. M 2:30 P. M., 7:30 P. M. ffi CLOTH TOP SHOES Tlin tnmii clnr r( Si sold in the spring, and wore so well. 2 to 5, Infants. 4 to 7, Spring Heel. ED. G. 1129 O 52SS SSS32S2SSS32aJ3HSSf?2S25SS?S2a3552S3 , ; ,1 n THE LUXE EDITION, PAPER, $1.00 "IWSAROr or, THE FEMALE MONK, ll Mitttlteii Gni;oi l.t-.ns. -, A Ressurncted Romance of Sir Walter Scotts time, A. D. 1795. llundroli Othtr JVijiutdr .Yowlo. I'.ir Salt at J 136 0 St. A Heavy Scarlet Flan nel, nt tijfe. This must he seen to he ap preciated. One Cane boul.lc Width Twill Drcst (Soods In Plain Plaids nud Stripes, 5c n Ynul Sold all over the country nt 15c. Auction without Reserve, Oct. 12th, at 10 A. M. until Further Notice. CHlLUKtLJN 5 fj! B wliii'li n mnnv u'ni'P J YATES, STREET. w Tho Gotham News and Book Emporium. vmtmxst wmwwsBK,
