CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1S91
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Never Buy a Garpet
UNTIL YOU IIAVK SUBS TIMS
MAONIKICKNT STOCK
AT TUB-
Exposition Carpet House
A LL IIB NBWBST KI-TKCTS IN
COLORINGS AND DBsUiNv
In Draperies
we show all the newest tiling I" luue
drnpe, nnd hnve nn attractive line o(
Lace Curtains
ANIl-
PORTIERRE
Always see the Exposition Carpet Store
btforc ordering
If you Deposit your Savings
IN TIIK
Lincoln Savings Bank
Safe Deposit Co.
B.K.cor, llth ami 1 Hi.
THEY WILL EARN INTEREST FOR YOU
Atjthe Hntc of
5-Five pur Ct. per Annum-S
Save WOO a woik unit It amounts with
atereal In five yours to floii.oo.
t-lank'opciM at ui!W n. in. to ihSO , in, mid
Saturday evenliiK'i 8 to H p. in.
Safes to Rent in Burglar and Fire
Proof Vaulta.
CAPITAL $200,000.00.
American 1 Exchange
National 1 Bank.
I. M. Kuymoud, Lewis Oreiiory,
President. Vleo President
8. H. Oiirnhnin,
Cashier.
P. O. Wlna.
AHtl.0n.Hhlu
Lincoln, : Nkukaska.
Capital,
$250,000
Officer tiHil Directors:
John II. WrlRht, Pros. T, K. Hnnders, V.-I'
J. II. McOlny, ashler.
A Haymond. II 1 I nn. The oohrmi K
HHUer, lis West, HIiHhuldon.
General Hanking Business Transacted.
Accounts Solicited.
C. L. RICHARDS,
RIOIIAHDH llt.OCK
LINCOLN. NEBRASKA.
SUPERIOR WORK
-CIO TO-
SMALL'S
Steam Laundry
2014-16 O Street,
Office 138 N. nth St. Tele. 579.
Scrtntile Aawrtean
Aemy for
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Mat bureau i for leeurliiir patent In America.
S vary patent taken out by tia la brought before
) publlo by a notica given free or cbarvo lu tbe
Scientific mcticau
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PuhilMliocI Saturday.
Address nil ontiiniiinianlliiii dlreclto tlm nftlen
WlCHHlCL PUINTINQ Co.,
UIU.IHIIKIIH.
Courier llttlldlnK, ll!U N Htrert.
TKI.KI'IIII.HH'Z'VI
It. WkhhkIi, J 11., Editor nml Hole Pioprletor.
Kntcrcd utlho I'ostoitlt'n of Lincoln, Noli,,
a second obis matter.
POPULATION OP LINCOLN, 63,000.
MIhiC. J. (lullmolte, modiste, Liitta Week
,'er Miller & I'nliie. Take elevator,
IIVl'l
Clilim llrlng every Tlnti-mlrty at Consrva
tory of Muk Klllli HiihmiII,
Our work titk for Itself. It needs no
brag or bluster, Nlmply your own opinion
will testify to Km merit. TIio Htutllo Lu
(Irnmle li 011 tlm ground Moor, centrally lo
entul nud n lieiiutlful plure. Call mid see us
nt l'-M Himtli Twelfth street.
The lUullt'iit Honiu Is no new fnko but litis
mi established reputation for economy mill
iM'iiuty, Dunham t Duck, sol agent, H'Jil ()
street.
Coal of every slrn from tlio liot mini
In Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, Missouri, Colorn
do mid Wyoming for wile hy (leo. A.Ray
mer. Telephone :K. Ollleo 1I!M O Rtrect.
I. . It A. .. .1 .... .. f..
WOll mill 10 Hei till) linn uiHpi iy 111 aiveri
tnMnriitlcry, ton nnd coiTeti jk)Ih rhown by
llnilfr.t Xr Tilfiprla
When buying horno blmikotH, plush lap
rohttt nud fur rolms, just ompilre nt 14J
north 11th Htreot, oppolto Capital hotel. ,"
Clonk nnd novoltlon, fur trimmed nnd
plain for Indie nnd children, very low nt
HerKlholnier& Co.
Henry Hnrplmni, harnea nnd laddlury,
H'J north llth street, oppmlto Capital hotel.
Wnilillnir Invitation.
Wo nrn hemlimnrtera for tbeno good nnd
furuUh them from thochinet printed card
tn llni HtuMtt iuifrrnvn.1 wnrtr. Ifnvltiir linil
uj.viHi vnnra nimirliiiirHi wu ktwui tmtitnil
on the innt ntyllxh delgn itbolutely cor-
n'i ronn, etc. ah wo hk inieniiing pur
cliARer I to cull nnd liiHiect aninpleit of the
work wo are iiaiiy turning out. n.n n street.
Ky nml Kar Hitrufoti.
Dr. W. L. Dayton, ooullst nnd nurmt, 120:)
O street, telephone 1175, Lincoln, Nebr.
Yoiitltllena KnrniiCHii Kaao lriinrtloii,
IaiIIcn, If you want nuwt elegant face prep
aration, try this one. It I pure n spring
water; no lend, sediment or other iniirlou
subKtanceH. It n'nkca your skin soft, fresh,
nnd clear; remove tan, blotches, dicolorn
tlons, nnd lniniti n pearly complexion.
If your face I not what you dcxlro It, try
"Youthllono". I guarantee it to givo perfect
satisfaction. I have sought for n prewra
lion that will mnke complexinn freh and
young looking nud nowl hnve found It, re
tailetl nt two dollnr or three for Ave, I hnve
Hecured the ngency for this trusty article.
J. H, Haiu.ky. Druggist, Lincoln, Neb.
The ir ii I ii ii riiiilllo Nystem,
Hn plAcetl In dnlly service n solid train be
tween Lincoln and Sioux City making clone
connections at Columbus with mnln line
train for nil olnt went, with Albion, Cedar
Rapid, Ord nud (Irnud Island nnd branches,
except Sundays. Lincoln nnd Hloux City
daily connect closely in union depot, Sioux
City, with the evening trains of connecting
line for the not th and east. Por full jiartle
ulara apply nt 1044 O street or nt depot.
Only Ten (.10) Cent a l'aclt.
The celebrated "Burlington Route" apply
lug cards nro now sold nt ton cents per pack,
(SO cents is the usual price for such cards).
Whiat, high-five and euchre parties will soon
bo in order, and wj would suggest that you
lty In n stocx of those cards for future re
quirement. A. C, Zikmkk,
City rasaeiiKer Agent.
Clleap llnllilay Kate.
The II & M will sell ticket between
station not over two hundred udle apmt
onDecemlier'JUli, iMh, and Sllst and Jan-
nary 1st, gixxl until January 4th 18!rJ, nt
one fare and n third for round trip. Tickets
and further Information nt II it M depot
or city olllee, corner O and Tenth struts.
A. C.Kikmku,
City Pass. Ag
IHOI-Ilollilxy ltMte-IHU!l.
A usual the Union l'nclg? olTem to tl e
traveling publlo cheap rate duriug'the
Holiday of 131-ty.
For detailed Information call on or ml
dresn, K. I). SIohwiii, Agent Union l'ncll!c
Syvtoin.
Call on Henry Hiirpham, 113 north llth
strwt, opposite Capital hotel for hnrneM,
whips, surcingles, curry comlw and brushen,
hamewi oil, uxl greaw mid axle oil names
Houp.
The "Walking Alligator" to be found only
nt the great ID cent More, 118 south 111th St.
The llawr, lttM 0 stnet, I olTering tlio
elmlcest noveltlea for the coming Christmas
Latest noveltlen in Christinas present nt
the Great lOo Store, 118 south Twelfth
street.
Try Talma sonu. u nui'olv veiretj.iiln mm.
iound. Thegieatest wonder of the boventh
age. Hotttlliig the O street grocer has It.
Cleric) men, Attention.
It is the desire of the Iliirllnuton to place
halt fare permit for 18tJ in the hands or
all ministers nnl tuiNtlonnrle by the first
of Jnnunry next. Thsso Hrtuiti will be
goal on bll llurllngtnii lines, nnd prompt
appllcnt ion is iitctHMiry.
A. C. Zkimkh,
City I'ttks. Agent.
The Bazur, lta O strtet, U exhibiting n
number of handsome object which they
will offer gratis to their numerous parous
before the holidays.
Remaiqun proof etchings 00c, former
price I4.H0. Come early. Craneers Art
and Music store.
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rostaerlpta.
It la claimed by n good ninny people that
tlio "gist" of n woman'a letter Is mora apt
to lio In the stficrlpt (without which h)io
1h opiilnrly suppOHed to consider no teller
complete) than anywhere else. Tlio author
of "In a Club Corner" tell several stnrlc
which Keen to Indicate that there have
been occasion on which inember of the
utroiiger Hex have made iimj of the post
script to convey the most Important pari
of the nieshiiKe. He says:
Aspynaineil l'almer, Nent by Sir Heiirv
Clinton, the IlrltlHlicounnaiider, had been
detected furtively collecting information
of the force and condition of the (Hist at
1'eekH.klll, and had undergone it military
trial.
A vessel of wnr came up tlio Hudson li
nil haste, nnd lauded a Hag of truce at Vei
plniick'a point, by which n tuesHiiKe was
transmitted to Putnam from Clinton,
claiming the said l'almer aa it lieutenant
In the British xervico. Putnam replied.
"Headquarter, "th AuKiist, 177". Kd
ward Palmer, an olllcer In the enemy's
service, wan taken a a npy lurklag within
our Hues. He luiHlieen trieil an a spy, and
shall to executed a n spy, and the ting Is
ordered to depart Immediately.
"Ihiiaki. Putnam.
"P. S. Ho has accordingly leeii exe
cuted." Another instance 1 given In the reply
sent to the bishop of Norwich in nckuowl
edKiuent of nn Invitation:
"Mr. O 'a private affair turn out ho
sadly that he cannot have the pleasure of
waiting upon hi lordship ut Ida agreeable
homo on Monday next.
"N. D.-HI wife Ih dead."
An one example of the feminine post
script the author mention n young lady
who, having gone out to India, wrote home
to her friends, after it long silence, con
cluding her letter thus:
"P. S. You will see by my signature
that I am inarrlcdl" Youth's Companion.
Facts A limit New Year's.
New England stood out long against
Christmas and New Year'a alike, and her
writers curious in such lore hnve told us
how cautiously her most daring spirits first
ventured on tlio innovation.
The Chinese New Year opens with soma
unpleasant features. Every tradesman has
to pay all he owe. or surrender his proper
ty, nud Hometimes his liberty. After thnt
they have three days of riotous fun, feast
ing nnd KiiuibliiiK.
Tho fact thnt New Year's falls upon the
name day or very near It among all Aryan
peoples Is a atrong proof of their common
origin. Tho most northern nations of
ancient Kuropccclcbratcd tho day In com
mon with the most southern. The turn of
the sun from hi most southern point In
the heavens a pilars to have been the cause
of this general adoption of the same holi
day season, and from the earliest times
Saxon and Roman, Teuton and Kelt,
Greek nud barbarian alike have recog
nized it as nn occasion for rejoicing.
J. H. U.
New Year's l'reaenta.
The giving of presents on New Year'a
dny Is now a custom not widely observed,
exchange of Kift generally taking place ut
Christmas. Uut during the reign of Queen
Elizabeth the 1st of January always culled
forextravagautoutlay, particularly among
the courtiers. It was on New Year's tlnv
that "Royal Hess" first received and wore
silk stockings.
New Year's liny In France.
In Franco New Year's day Is marked by
lavish purchases of confectionery by the
gentlemen, who almost deluge their femalo
acquaintances with sweetmeat. The Paris
dealers alone nro said to do a business of
200,000 on Dec. 31 and Jan. 1.
I'leuannt I'mapert.
How Rind I am thnt leap year's come,
Oil, future brlu'ht nml sunn) I
For every slnulo girl I know
Has stnrks nud stacks of money.
A Well Earned Holiday.
Travers-l think I shnll takoNew Year'a
day off and go up In the country hunting.
Dnshaway Why, I' didn't know thero
was any hunting this time of year,
Travcrs There Isn't. Hut my creditom
need the rest.
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THE COST OV DRIVING.
OLIVrl HARPER SAYS IT IS LESS
THAN IT USED TO BE.
riKiire Nliowlnit Thnt Thirty Oiillnl's
Will liny it lliiiidsiiiiie, .Htyll.lt Street
Outfit HnnirlliliiK AliMit the I) less ill
Young (HrU.
IHnvclnl Cnrrrspntiilonto.l
Nkw Yokk, Dec. 17. 1 am llrinly con
vluccd that it is possihlt) for women to
dress well today on less tnoiiey than over
beforo. Let hid givo soino figures io
gariling tho dross of it certain well
gowned woman us hIio garbs herself for
tlio street. HIio lias a stout plain pair of
boots, ut say f-.'.oO; Muck stockings, thir
ty cents; iiiiderllnen, altogether, f.'.ol),
Including llnnnels and corsets, for tlau
nels nro very cheap, ami n fair pair ol
corsets costs wventy cents.
Her dress will bo of cninors hair or
Cheviot, of good quality, costing, all
made, ten dnllam,
her il in go ii it I
cheviot or cloth
coat, with fut
collar, lined with
qui I toil satin,
eight dollars, and
hoiiiu oven less, II
you happen in on
"bargain day."
Her bonnet will
not cost her ovci
two dollars If she
makes it hersell.
for tho bonnet1
and lints have
nover been ro eco
nomically design
ed as now. A
parasol, veil utnl
gloves will bo nil
together about
fS.ftO, allowing
very good qua
ity. SoforRJO.Mil
a woman may he !
well.comfortably I
nud fashionably '
YOU.NQ OIRta 1IOMK
TOILKT.
dressed, and, what is bettor, alio need i
not lay out this amount all at once, but
by buyiug each article as it becomes
necessary, tho burden is lightened. Such
a jacket, dress and parasol should last
ono season at least for boat, two if the
wearer Is reasonably careful of them.
A good chovtot or camol's hair in black
or some dark color is suitable for almost
any occasion.
Most fashion writers revol in tho con
templation of magnificent nnd costly
gowns, ignoring tho mnss of everyday
dresses that are worn and tho fngt that
tho very persons who wear tho superb
costumes they describe don't wear them
always. Thero aro thousands of women
gowned in plain nud comparatively in
exensivo woolens to ono who wears the
purple and Hue linen, so I feel that it
would bo offending tho tasto of the ma
jority of my gentle readers if I tried to
mislead them into thinking that in the
fashionable world it is always "silk
gowns for breakfast and satin ones for
tea."
Another great reform has been
wrought in this ago of common sense in
dress, and that is that young girls have
never lieeu so well dressed as now. By
that I mean so simply and suitably for
their age. In tills connection are three
young girls. Tho one nlono wears a
plain princess cut gown of diagonal
choviot, with sleeves guimpo and foot
baud of faille to match. This band at
the bottom gives a faint suspicion that
tho dress has by this means been length
ened. If it has not, it could be if the
young wearer grows tull. It is very
neat, plain and yet quite dressy enough.
Any woolen goods would bo pretty made
so. Old silk, surah of any kind can be
utilized, and a few nail heads here and
thero take oif the old look. This is for u
girl from thirteen to sixteen.
Tho other two aro for girls of from
sixteen to eighteen. Tho smaller one
has a plain skirt of flowered India sill;
or challio or any other rather light wool
en material, made with a narrow flounce
all around tho skirt. A ruffle of the
same, herring boned in some other shade
than tho goods, makes a dainty finish
around the neck and double putted
slee ves.
DAIXTX OOWNS KOIt OtllLS.
Tlio other dress is of pale blue cash
mere, with double baud, Swiss bodico
nnd sleoves of dark green veliitinn. Tlio
guimpe and puds aro of cashmere braid
ed with silver braid studded with small
black jet beads. Tho cashmere costs
about sixty cents a yard and requires
about 4J yards, and 1 yards of vein
tiua, which is one yard wide. If velvet
is used It would need 2J yards, as it is
only twenty-four inches wide.
After all, it all depends upon the tasto
of tlio lady whether she is well or ill
dressed on a small income, Tho power
of making her own clothes, excepting
cloaks, and a complete understanding of
herbelf nro necessary, also thrift and
economy in taking care of her clothes
and judgment in buying; but the btxt
general guide is, get tlio best you can.
tako care of it and get everything to
match as nearly as K)sslble.
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For The Holidays.
Nothing would bo more appropriate or acceptable to
your boy than a good suit or a nice overcoat. We have a
splendid assortment for you to select from, and our prices are
unusually low in USEFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS. We are
making quite a display in '
Fine Neckwear, Silk Mufflers,
Silk Suspenders, Silk Umbrellas,
Elegant Night Robes and Full Dress Suits
-to which we call
GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE
COR. 0 AND TENTH STS.
MENS' SLIPPERS.
A nice Christmas present.
I have them displayed mak
ing inspection of them
an easy task.
Call, inspect, and select a pair.
ED. G. YHTES,
1129 O STREET.
AT
A. BLOGH'S
on all Fine and Medium Priced Dress Goods, Silk, Velvets
and Plushes, and the most complete line of Ladies' and
Misses' Reefer Jackets in the city, all at Special Price for
the Christmas trade.
Call early and make your selection
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
most. .A BLOCH. 1 43 0 st.
flnmrinn WnHrmnl Dnnl
ucimau liauuiiaj uaiiA,
r.vmr.v .vkii.
C.K. MuntKOinory, I'resldent.
Merman II. Hdmbern, Vice l're.
Joseph llaelliuer, ('ashler.
O.J. Wilcox, Asst.
Capital . . . $100,000.00
Surplus . . : 30,000.00
Transacts a General Banking Business
Issues letters of credit, draw drafts on all parts
of the world. Korelmi collections a specialty
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