Capital city courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1885-1893, December 26, 1891, Image 4
"Sm ? Vffi'iJLilSi.X?;,, jinff, fbf, ..,v.fi.t in'imnii ii iiwwxiKi rw&r l'! "'" lii.t.mWrf llteitlMjniHiMl,! H,,,.,,.!,.!, ,, .. ,..., CAPITAL CITY COURIER, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 26, isyi FASHIONS Oj1 TODAY. TEMPTING FATE. &n; lab' r, fo "i ' j' tv S. --, a " ! i- I " V " c iHla Never Buy a Garpet UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN TUB MAGNIFICENT STOCK AT Tin:- Exposition Carpet House A I.I. UK NBWBST EITECIH IN COLORINGS AND DESIGNS. In Draperies -me show all hc newest thing I" home drapes, nttl have nn attractive line ol Lace Curtains ANIi PORTIERRE Always see tlio Expodlton Carpet Store before ordering. CAPITAL 200,000.00. American 1 Exchange National t Bank. I. M. ltaymnmt, President. 8. It, Burnhnm, Cashier. Lewis (IrcKory, . . . Vice President II. O. Wing. Al.Cashlo BAITIC. Lincoln, : Nkiikaska. Capital, $250,000 Ojfictrs ami Dim tors: loan II. Wright, Pro. T. K. Handera, V.-l'- J. II. MoCUy. ashler. A 8 lUymond, II 1 Ijiii, Tlmsorhrnu K KHIser, ha Went, KLHhchloii. General flanking Business Transacted. Accounts Solicited. If you Deposit jour Savings , IN TIIK Lincoln ui i; 3ank Safe Deposit Co. H.K.cor. tlthamtl'HIs. THBT WILL EARN INTEREST FOR YOU At the ltuto of fi-Five per Ct. per Annum-5 Have 1300 a week and It nmouiitH with ftUrest In five year to fi.noti.ou. Bank open nt 9:3it n. in. to il-.:to p. in. and Saturday evenings, a to S p. in. Safta to Rent in Burglar and Fire Proof Vaults. C. L. RICHARDS, ItlCIlAHliS 1II.OCK LINCOLN. NK II R ASK A. SL SUPERIOR WORK -GOTO- SMALL'S Steam Laundry 2014-16 O Street, Oflce 13! N. nth St. Tele. 579. Lmllio PH0T0GRIPHER Hue Rust Cabinets tA per doien. Hpeoi HMM to atudenu. Call and aee our work. Opea from a. m. to 4 p. in. Sundays. Strtto, 11140 Street. 4Bpo&t ,1 Ityiuhir liptr of Mmlrru Times l-ubllrtloJ Saturday Iddres all communication iIImk to the onion Wicshicl Pkintino Co, I'tllll.tHIIKItrt. Courier Hnlltllng, IIW N HI reel. TKLKI'IIONNiVI I- Vkmhki.,Jh., Editor nml Hole I'mpilctor. Entered nt tliu Poitollleo of nn second class matter. Llnrnlli .Nell., POPULATION OP LINCOLN. 65,000. Mis O. J. Oiillmotto, iiKilNtA, l.attn Hloik o er Miller fi l'alne. Take elevator. China flrliiK every Tlnim lay nt Consei tory of MikIo. E lltli llussoll. v.t Our work speak for Itself. It needs no In n or blunter, simply your own opinion will testify to It merit. The Htildlo Le (Ininilo In on tliu ground floor, centrally lo cntiil nud n lieuutlful place. Cull nnd see us nt 11M Mouth Twelfth street. The llndlent Home U no nuw fitko but Iihs no established reputation for economy and lienuty, Dunham tc lluck. ol agents, lli.NI O street. Coal of every sire from the, liest mines In Ohio, Kentucky, IIIIiioIh, MIwouiI, Co'orn do nml Wyoming for wile by Ami. A. liny mer. Telephone IIW). Olllce Mill O street. Don't full to see tint line dlspl iy of Carvers table cutlery, ten nnd coKeo wtn rhmvn by lludge & Morris. When buying horse blankets, plush lnp robes nud rur robin, just enquire nti 143 north llth street, opposite Unpltnl hotel. Clonks nud novelties, fur tiimmeil nud ilnln for lndlen nud children, very low nt llcrM)lshelmer & Co. Henry Hnrphnm, ImrnesH nud Hiiddlery, 143 north llth street, opposite Capital hotel. Weil (ling Iiivllntliins. Wo nm hendipinrterH for these rowIs mul furnish tlioni from thorhenpest iiriuttsl card to the finest; engraved work. Ilnvlug hml seven yenM exterlenco we k'H'p ostil on tho most stylish designs nlnolutoly cor iwt forms, etc. All we usk lutendlng pur chnser Is to call nud Insect snmpleM or tho work Monro tUlly turning out. tllll N street. K)r mul Kr Hiiriieun. Dr. W. L. Dayton, oculist nud nunst, VXXi O street, telephone .'ITA, Lincoln, Nebr. VoitllillFiin KiiropeHii fie I'repurtlon, Iiadles, If you want most elegant face pi ep nmtlou, try this one. It l pure n spilug water; no lend, sediment or other luuiioiis sulwtnnces. It makes your skin soft, fresh, nml clear; removes tun, blotches, dlsuoloin lions, nml lmniU n Haily complexion, Ifyourfacols not what you desire It, try "Youthlleno". I giiarnuteo it to give perfect sntlifactlou. I have sought for n preimm lion that will mnke complexions fresh uuil young looking nml now I liare found it, i-e-talleil nt two dollni-s or tluve for five. I havo aeeunnl tho ngency for this trusty urtlcle. J. II. Hahlkv, Druggist, Lincoln, Neb. Tito Union 1'nellle System Una placed in dally service n solid train be tween Lincoln nnd Hloux City making close connections at Columbus with main lino trains for nil point st, with Albion, Cedar llnplds, Ord nud Oinnd Islan I nml branches, except Huudays, Lincoln nnd Sioux City tUlly connects closely In union deimt, Hloux City, with tho evening trains of connecting lines for the not th nml east. For full iwirtlo ulars apply at 1014 U street or nt depot. Only Ten 10) Cei.tstt l'nrk. Tliocolebrattxl "llurlliiEtou Ilouto" apply lug cards are now sold at ten oonU er pack, (M) cents ii tho usual price for such cards). Whist, high-five and euchre parties will soon tw in order, and w would suggest that you liy in a stocK of these cartls 'for future re quirement. A. C. Zikhkh, City rassoiiKer Agent. Clleap IliilliUy Hules. Tho 11 & M will sell tickets lietween stations not over two hundred miles ait mi Decemlier -Mtli, !i5th, and Sltst and Jan uary Ht, good until January 4th 1803, nt ono fare ai.d a third for round trip. Ticket and further Information at U & M depot or city olllce, corner O and Tenth streets. A. C. Kikmkh, City !'. Agt. 18111 HolltUy KMes-lHtl'j. As usual the Union 1'nclKO offers to the traveling publio cheap rate during'the Holidays of Itl-tU. For detalleil liifoiniatlon call on or ad dress, K. H. Blosson. Agent Union l'acitlc System. Call on Henry Harphain, 143 north llth street, opposite Capital hotel for harness, whips, turciugloi, curry combs and brushes, harness oil, axl? grease and axle oil harness p. The "Walking Alligator" to lie found only at the great lOJcont store, 1 18 south 13th St, Ijttwt novelties In Christmas presents at the Great 10c Store, 118 south Twelfth treot. Cleriomeu, Attention. It is the doslrn of the Burlington to place half fare permit for IH'.U in the hands of all ministers anl missionaries by the flirt of January next. TliMe permits will bo good on all Uurllngtnu Hues, and prompt application is m-ct'8ary. A. C. Zeiukh, City Pass. Agent. me uazar, tuH u street, is exniiuting a numtter of handsome objects which they will onTer gratis to their numerous patron before the holidays. Ilemarque proof etchings DO.-, former price $4.00. Come early, Craucers Art and Music store, Ktclilng, engravings, water colon, pas IjU, etc., artistically; f mined, make hand some Christinas present. Crancku'b Art and Music Stork, 313 South Eleventh street. PLENTY OF f CW ON THE MARKET MV (Hive Hat per Writes r I lie l.ulenl lit MoiiriihiK t.iMtitmes A Clonk Tliut l ropulitr, lint Nnl to tin. I.IIiIiik i.l the Writer. (Hiwulnl Correspiiiiiltni c, Nkw YtiliK. Dec. S4. Whutt Solomon (louliiri'il that thorn wim tiotlilng new utiilor tho Htm. I don't boliovo do hml uny Iirctnnultlou of tin 1ml oh 011 Imlcn of now i!intcrliiln tlmt uro plnceil mi viou- ut the big ImiKiiU'rn'. for thtiro are m muiiy now tlilngH Unit ono jxior heiitl can't hoc tliom all In a month without aching li'iidy lo lnirwt. OiiugocH from ono place to anothnr finding Homutliing liltlicrto midrcamoil nf in each. I naw Saturday 11 lino of rich black pllk with a 1I011I1I0 brocade, that Is to way thoro wcro ilowom in dolicato natutnl tints, brocaded upon another ami rathor larger brocaded IMittcrn, alio in color, which gave it tho appearance of Umig Blinded. There nro dreaH imttcrimof Lyons liiolro, with mi nor b nppliuuo embroidery tlono in velvet, soino times in black and BomctimoH in colom, but when in colon) thoy aro noft and liavo a fndotl apiiear mice. Dead leaf in a favorite, and tho bronzed nnd mottled effect Is brought out with wonderful fidel ity by tho uho of different nluiilcs. This nppllquo is A (II.KAM OP COMFOHT. IIS of toll dotlO ill cloth as In velvet, nnd Indeed 1 think that ilono in cloth is moro effective, really, than the velvet. There aro hot silks nnd shot velvets nud shot brocades. They uro in change nblo tints, which 1 have always ad mired, and I noticed also soino shot ef fects in wool and silk goods, and nonie nil wools whore tho twisted threads somehow showed difforont lights as tho nun would strike upon it. Tho now spring woolens differ from the old ones only in that they are a trifle lighter in weight. Tho cloth for tailor gowns is literally "cream laid," it is so line, so linn and smooth. This comes in all colors, but the favorites nro biscuit and drab shades, though af cotirso there nro others, par ticularly tho faded leaf shades. There is a heavy Melton cloth, intend ed for spring cloaks and long wraps, which has a close, heavy body of satin surfaced cloth with raised velvet designs upon it. In mourning outfits thero is a littlo but very decorous attempt ut ornamentation, a trying to break the monotony of tho se vere lines heretofore seen. For lirst mourning the deep veil and straight lines aro do rigour, but when the long veil can bo laid aside n littlo gleam of comfort can bo judiciously signaled by fancy curves to tho crape bordering. No crapo but tho English is ever used as up pllimo trimming. The elegant long capo worn in the illustration is lined with dead silk, and at tho top of tho collar has a curled line of ostrich flues. Tho lion net has also n jet ornament in front above tho folds of the craim. This dre.w is not, howover, suitable for 11 widow until at least six mouths after her bo reavemeut, but could lie worn by n sister or daughter after three mouths. Among the "high novelties" of the sea son is tho cloak represented here, and it is called tho Rove, or dream cloak. It seems to mo to partako more of tho char acter of a uightmaro, but as it has takon ouch n hold upon tho fancy of tho "car riage customers," 1 suppose it is a duty to show it. It was made in the original or thick ladies' cloth in a faded brick dust color. The sleeves can not bo described, but can bo under stood by a glanco nt tho picture. A deep witttonu plait is laid in tho back, reaching to the neck. The shoulder pioco is of whito velvet embroidorod with gold and having a fringe of gilt bonds. It is cut in u scallop to tho neck in tho back, from where droops a gold pus Bomonterio trim ming similar to ItEVB CLOAK. nt tho joining below thoso on tho front tho waist. Black fox fur bands in state fashion go around tho shoulder and fall to tho feet. Tho garment is lined with gold colored quilted satin. Another of brown velutlna trimmed with cinnamon bear fur nnd gold ombroidery mado in tho samo gonoral stylo is equally strik ing. Tho now bonnots nro mostly in tho Quaker style, with broad ribbon strings which tie undor tho chin jn a wide picked out bow. Some of them havo the frout dented down in Mary Stuart ityio. xno pone ts prettier tor youug faces and tho dented rather moro be coming for older ones. Any of the Quaker styles is pretty and generally becoming. Omvk Hakpek. Three yoars ago a resident of Grass Valley turned loose in thut section three English sparrows. They havo mul tiplied rapidly, and nro said to lo death oil tree bugH, and, have driven off other birds that formerly ate the fruit. Tho ip.u rowx also eat some fruit, but prefer the bugH. San Francises Call. THEnE ARE TERIALS " Ijffl HI UiiS III M llii liiift Mi 1 l m ism She wrote upon her New Year's cake, "A Olad New Year to You." Iter husband said with Inward groan, "I'd better lot that cake alono Her wlih mltfht not corao true." Henry Hniphnm, barneys, saddlery nnd turf goods, 143uoith Kleventh street, opposite iltnl Hotel One bundled finest ciiKraod calling cards and pinto only (3,50 at Weasel Printing Co., Illlil N street. Olvo us n call Itefore buying elimvhor 11ml you will Unit our pi Ices the lowest, "Iho Ureal lOo Store 118 wuth Twelfth treot. Heiuniipio proof etchings 1N)l, former pi Ice $4.00. Come enrly. Crnneers Art nud Music stole. Now is the tune to get stoves for the win ter. Dunham & lluck have n big line of all tho finest makes. They also repair old stoves, set them up nnd furnUli parts needed nt leasonable cost. L nil, 113)1 O street or lei cphoiioUHi. Hemtiique pi oof etchings IKK1, former pi Ice $4.(K). Come enily. Crnneers Ait nml Music stout. In M'lectli'g flames for Jour pictures, me the lntest styles nud most durable makes at the new L'ucolii frame mid art coinp'iny, 33(1 south Kleventh street. Iook Hoi K)Miemcr Si Co. over for new evening novelties, millinery nud gloves; the iieuext tiimmliigH, Chiffons etc. New etchings, many ' flnojj plates, jus received, Come enrly. Craucers Ait uud Music store. Hotnllug the O street grocer has full lino or Untuvlii, New York, fiult nnd vegntnlile, nlo their nilueenient. Dr. . L. Snjiler, Dental purloin, rooms :nl-3;i, Hi nco building. Cor. O and 15th st. The celebiuted Kgg Shampoo removes liiuilruff and promoter the growth of the hair. For snlo by Miss Johnston, 1111 O street. A new noveliy "The Comical Cum" for masqueinde purpose only 10 cents, to bo louud nttheUleat 111 cent store, US h'hiIIi I3tn utieet. A new idea, The Glen Camera, only IK) lentMit the gieat 10 cent store, 118 south I'Jtli strict. Hotaliug the O stieet grocer mih be is 1 uiiian nml makes mistaken but will cheer fully lecttfy them. That is moro than some will dr. Ijirgo inMiliiiUit aid lovust ulciH on dolls nud toys at the Great J On Stole, 118 outh Twelfth stieet. A Christinas or New Year's Illuuer nt home is something to be remembered, (lo home uud partuko of tho coming one, it may be your last chance. Exceedingly iow intes via the Union Pacific. For full iufoi illation see H. It. KIom-oii, Agent Union Pacific System, Lincoln, Neb. Only the finest cuts nud choicest meats sei ved to customers of Chlpiimn & Sheen, 1541 O street. Phono 180. We sell the genuine unon i'.y Metis, Weaver & o 1015 U street, phono 440. to). Tele- The Peninsular base burner Is the latest Improved heater In the mai ket. Defore buy ing, call nnd see 11 full Hue nt Dunham & lluck, 1 130 O street. A STATEJMPLOYE He tells a Reporter About Being Cured by Dr. Dennis, the Catarrh Specialist. Nothing succeeds like success. This adage Is more than oxemplllled by the exeiimco of Dr. Dentils in this city. His success In curing many bud cases of catarrh who had despaired or relief has filled his ollloo with iMitients fiom morning to night. The fol lowing Is only one of tho many statements which could be mado iiubllo if snace did not forbid. A PLAIN STATEMENT. Ten years ago I huh nltacked by that ilreail disease, Catarrh. It liegau utter I had had a bad cold us u btopping up of the nostrils so 1 could notbreatheexcept through my mouth. It grew worso from year to year. I would hawk and plt almost con- loifj my uppctilo Mas poor; howuMcostivu; fe't weak nnd unable to engage In any pliyhl cnl oxeitiou; my ears liegar. finally dicharg iug u bad smelling substauco and my nostrils pained me to tirenthe through them; I became alarmed. I had tried everything mul paid out n great deal to plijhlciiiiH. I dually went to the mountains near Denver. About September 1, 181)1, I placinl my cnso hi Dr. Dennis' hands for tieutinent, and today, November 1, I consider myself eiithely well. The une has been a smprihe, but n moht happy one. I will take gient pleasure in answering any iinpiiiies ubout Dr. Dennis and Ids treatment." Any perxou cuu, by calling on Dr. Dennis, learn this gentleman's name nml address, which he doo not wish to have printed in tho pupers. He Is an em ploye at one of, the stata ( istPutlons in this city and well known C. Warren Dennis, M.D. Eye, Knr, Nose nud Throat Hurucon and Spec atlUuJ ntnrrh, gruduuto of three, medical colleges; 10 years' experience. Hundreds of cases successfully I rented. Charges reason able. Consultation freo. Correspondence so licited. Patients ut a distance treuted by jorresjomlcii.4. Kefurcuces, many or tho best people in Lincoln, Mho have been cured. Office, over First National Hank, loth a d O. Hours, 0 to 12, 3 to fi, and 7:30 to S:30; Huudays at B . in For The Nothing would be 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 HOLIDA.Y GIFTS. We are, making quite a display in Fine Neckwear, Silk MulHcrs, Silk Suspenders, Silk Umbrellas, Elegant Night Robes and Full Dress Suits to which we call your 'attention. GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE COR. 0 AND TENTH STS. LANSING Announcement Extraordinary! FODR PERFORMANCES ONLY, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 25-26. Christmas and Saturday Matinee. Manager Church takes great pleasure in announcing to his patrons that at an enormous expense, he has induced Mr. A. M. Palmer to give four performances of "CAPTAIN SWIFT" at The Lansing Theatre before leaving for California. The company is on its way to California direct, where it will make a long run of this piece, and Lincoln is the only city visited en route, it is mr. rainier s nnest company, composed of the very best High Class players, including Mr. ARTHUR FORREST and other notable artists. The scenery and properties, which arc all new for the California production,and the same as used in New York, comprising two car loads, will be used here. Usual Prices: 25c, No extra charge will be made for this superb production, which is under the personal direction of Mr. Clietuqcey Pulsifer. Sale of seats now going on at the box office. If t d O ft Hiswei1 Am i - ZxP jaMCsnf------ d 'iiiimjj,inii'iiiiYiiiiii v fpAivv) .' i. L r TrtTil III. -y-iiw ii' - rivv.-wMuiiiii in I - -. gjsl TWwtf W AV WmtZ.'s2'y 1 e '"' JTLTr IJairJ JM IL - ' . e koep In slslit or all tho people, swlnglinc hluli o'er hill uud steeple, rclll . tneucli wjrld and stur, what our spleiiJld lmritlnure. H. II. Nlshet (Its tho reel from a slock that is complete. Telling other win Ids the news, whore to purchase Holies' shoes. CsT" For the operu. the ball room or street wear, w o show attrucllve and oxcluslv sty insost. s. b. asrisBEx. 1015 o st, Holidays, THEATRE. 50c, 75c and $1.00. vkJwwfMlr" . s r-5 ; limWatfn 1 1 tl.Mswaii"iifw iwsi.miil t 1 ,ii it tA - vf - - . - 1