CAPITA, CITY COURIER, SATURDAY, APRIL 16, tbg
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A Chamber of Horrors!
18 A HDLY FUItNIHHKI) SLEWING
APARTMENT.
OUR CHAMBER SUITS
Are not only Handsomely Modo mul Won
dorfully Durable, liut they are so cheap It
will puzzle you to conceive how they can
possibly be produced for the money. Thin
isn't mere talk. If you think It Is, come ami
atlsfy yourself. You'll put up with no
chamber of horrors when you nee them. We
are eeclally anxious to thow them to you.
We also have some
very desirable odd
parlor peices which
are very low in price.
We can show you the best nntl most
complete gas and gasoline stove made.
Leonard Refriger
ators, Garland stoves
and ranges,
Builders Hardware.
Radge & Morris Co.,
in8 to 1 1 24 N St.
l892
After Easter
Comes
House Cleaning
A.M.Davis&Son
Sell Carpets
You Know the Place.
Manicuring
Hair Dressing
Cosmetics
Facial Treatment
and a comploto lino of the finest and most
wholesome goods In
Toilet Articles.
Mrs. J. 0. Holl 1M North Hth street U
now fully established and caters to tho
tho best class of trade. Ills tho favorite
resort for tho elite of Lincoln .
If you Deposit your Savings
IN TUB
Lincoln Savings Bank
Safe Deposit Co.
S.E.cor. llthandPHts.
THEY WILL EARN INTEREST FOR YOU
At tho Rate of
5-Five per Ct, per Annum-S
Have 19 00 a week and It amounts Ewltb
terest In five years to 11,500.00.
Bank opens at 9:30 a. m. to 8:30 p. tn. and
Saturday evenings, & to 8 p. m.
Safes to rent in Burglar and Fire
Proof Vaults.
ADDITIONAL DRAMATIC.
Continued from First Page,
B" All tho latest mittaRlncs, periodicals,
etc., now on sale at tho now Count rr Naws
Stand, 1181 N street.
OYMNAHIUM KXIIIIItTION.
The first public exhibition of tho Y. M, C.
A. Bymnnslum clam will tie given In tho
Kunku oera house next Wednesday oven
Ins. This will be the II lie t exhibition ever
given in Lincoln, Over sixty gymnasts will
apiwar in their full gymnasium suit. Tho
programme will consist of dumb bell drills,
fencing, tumbling, pyramids, vaulting homo
work, parallel liar exercises, contortion, etc,
nnd club swinging by Prof. Williams. Tho
drills will bo accotup tilled by orchestra
music. Tickets IS, 2.1, !W and W cents. All
neat rcscrvid. Heat sale begins Monday.
DltAMATIO NOTKH.
Isitbelle Coo has scored another hit as
Niobe.
Al. Hayman & Co. have, brought suit for
7,0U0 against V. V, Proctor.
Charlos Krohman leaves Now York for
Europe the Inst week of this month.
"The Llttlo Tycoon" Is to bo brought to
New York during tho summer for a run.
Padciewskl, the pianist, Is said to have
mado SO.OOO on his American tour this sea
son. Max Freeman Is to stage manage Hyriie'
"Tho Islo of Chaniiaguo" for Thomas Q.
Seabrooko.
Prluco.BrneatofBaxe-Melnliigen Is about
to marry Krnuleiu Janson, a jwpular con
cort singer.
Mrs. Jnmos Brown Potter and Kyrlo Del
lew are touring the English provinces with
"Hero and Leander."
James Conor Hoach will produce his new
play "llory of tho Bill" for tho first tlmo at
Hartfort on Easter Monday.
Agnos Huntington will reach Ban Fran
cisco May M, when she will apposr at the
Grand opera house aa "Paul Jones."
Fanny Davenport and her husband, Mel
bourne Macdowell, sail for Europe June 23d
to read a new play written for her by Bar
dou. Nellie McIIenry says she has reduced her
weight just thirty pounds by plenty of exer
cise, and never drinking water or eating po
tatoes. Grace Henderson, for several years a mem
ber of the Lyceum company, returns to the
stage next season and will be seen in one of
Charles Frohman's companies.
Young J. K. Emtnett Is in New York rest
ing after his wonderfully successful tour.
He has a new play built around "FrlU"
which ho will produce next season,
Wm. H. Hoyden, Stuart Robson's mana
ger, has bought ten acres of laud adjoining
Portland, Oregon. A town will bo built on
it which will be called Haydenville.
The application of Mrs. McKeo Rankin
for alimony in her suit for divorce, has been
refused by the Ban Francisco court, which
thinks she is in a position to support hersolf.
Mr. Joseph Haworth will next week ap
pear at the Harlem opera house In "St.
Marc," "Ruby Bias" and "The Bells." He
has been very successful during this season.
W. U. Palmer, jr., a nephew of A. M.
Palmer, has organized a company of players
to travel on bicycles. They will be known aa
the Palmer Blcyclo Tourists, and will begin
at New Rochelle, May 0, J with a musical
comedy entitled "Love on Wheels."
Dan Rice, tho old circus manager, has un
dertaken to teach Nellie McIIenry to ride
bare-back, and In the near future Miss Mo
Henry will end her new play, "A Night at
the Circus," by dancing on tho back of her
pretty white horse, while he gallops around
the stage.
The question as to the origin of tha famous
song, "Ta-ra-ra Boom de-ay," has become
one of national Importance, and the follow
ing account of its origin comes all the way
from London: Mr. Gilbert, father of the
famous sculptor, Mr. Alfred Gilbert, com
posed an opera In which tho refrain occurred
iu 1854. An Amorioau gentleman saw the
core and said he should like to have it.
The composer consented, and it was only the
other day, when on a visit to the Grand the
ater, ho recognized his own composition.
Crancer & Co. for picture frames.
Mrs. Wilson, the dress maker, can be
found at Herpolshelmer & Co.'s where she
will endeavor to please her patrons.
Finest ice cream in tho city an I hand
somest refreshment parlors, at the Bonton
Poebler's old stand, Twelfth and P streets.
Herpolshelmer & Co. have just opened a
line of Rosenthal, French and other China
silks at 85c a yard in beautiful designs, widths
from Sh to 88 Inch, real value 11.25 a yard.
Fountain syringes of all kinds, ladies' gos
samers and everything in the rubber goods
line is being sacrificed In order to close up
the business of the Lincoln Rubber Co., 1230
O street. Now's your chance.
Youtlillene European ITaae Frepartlon,
Ladles, if you want most elegant face prep
aration, try this one. It is puro as spring
water; no lead, sediment or other injurious
substances. It makes your skin soft, fresh,
and clear; removes tan, blotches, dlscolora
tlons, and imparts a pearly complexion.
If your face is not what you desire it, try
"Youthilene". I guarantee it to give perfect
satisfaction. I have sought (or a prepara
tion that will make complexions fresh and
young looking and nowl have found it, re
tailed at two dollars or three for five. I have
secured tho agency for this trusty article.
J. H. Hahley, Druggist, Lincoln, Neb.
Only Ten (10) Cei.tsa Tack.
Tho celebrated "Burlington Route" apply
ing cards are now sold at ten cents per puck,
(50 cents Is the usual prlco, for such curds).
Whist, high-live and euchre parties will soon
be In older, and wj woull suggest that you
Iny in a stocK of these curds for future re
quirements. A. C. KlKMKH,
City Pinthenger Agent.
State ok Ohio, City ok Toledo, I
Luoah County. ("
Frank J, Cheney makes oath that he I
tho senior partner of the firm of F. J. Che
ney & Co., doing business in the city of
Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that
said firm will puy the sum of ONE HUN
DRED DOLLARS for each and every cuso
of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Fuank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed iu my
presence, this tlth day of December, A. D.
1880. A. W. Gmcahon,
hkal Notary Public.
Hall's Otxrrll flll-H U tabiill llitnrnallf mi, I
actt directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces 01 me system. Menu ror testimonials,
free. F. J. CHENEY A' CO., Toledo, O.
RTSold by Druggists, 75o.
Maw It Hurt Htm,
Senator (Indignantly) Tho report troln
about that I nm one of tho best poker play
ers In tho country Is doing mo n great deal
of harm.
Senator's Wife (HoothltiKly) I don't ace
why It should, my denr. People pay very
llttlo attention to what they read In the
papers. How iIom it harm yottf
Senator I ain't net anybody to play
with mol Texas Sittings.
Artists Well Insured.
Insurance Agent I wish, sir, tocnll your
attention to tho I.lfo and Annuity lleiio-
nv
Artist I linvo no need of Insurance.
"Hut, air, you nru poor, you linvoit family
and your studio Is crowded with pictures
which you cannot nell."
"True. Hut they will nell nt big prices
after I nm (lend." Good News.
(let Ilenllliy Jurors.
JlniNou I wouldn't Imng n man on any
"export" testimony of doctors. Would
your
Jnmson Not if I were iu Kood health,
"Humphl Wlmt's that to do with It?"
"I haven't much faith in doctors when
I'm well.-New York Weekly.
The (lalliuit Hungarian.
Lady of tho Houst Pnnlon my Inter
ruptliiK you, gentleman, but my daughter
in now goli'K to Blug "By tho Sad Sea
Wave."
Hungarian That won't disturb us In the
least, mndainc; it'a 11 pretty long way off,
Isn't itr-Floh.
InitlnVrmt.
Jeweler If you think this Jewelry la
too expensive for your friend, let mo show
you something else.
Student Ahl There.' where you don't
know my friend. It's nil thu haiuu to him
whether ho owes 100 marks or G00. File
gendo Blatter.
Nine Tailors.
Bngley I bcllovo there Is trnth in tha
Mtying that it takes nine tailors to nmko a
man.
Draco What makes you think sof
Bngley I'd rather meet nino men any
time. New York Herald.
Tales That Thrill.
Jolllboy What do tho women do In
their clubsf Do they tell bear stories and
fishing Ilea us men do?
Miss Demure No. They tell tnouM
stories. New York Sun.
Kiitlilon anil Art l'aners.
and all kinds of magazines, periodicals,
novels, en. always to Ihj found at the now
CouniRH News Depot, 1131 N street.
-If 'you want anything In-nibber-gooaVs-yc
have now the greatest chance of your life to
secure them at less than manufacturer's
prices at tho clotimr out sale of the Lincoln
Rubber Co., 1X10 O street.
Big line offline silk newmarkets at a great
bargain at Herpalshelmer & Co.
The Newest Novels
published may always lie found at the new
CouiUEii news depot, 1134 N street.
Dr. FarnliMiu Cures
nervous, chronic, skin, blood and rectal
diseases. Rooms 14 and 15 Richard's block.
Kjre anil Kar Surgeon.
Dr. W. L. Dayton, oculist and aurist, 1'J03
O street, telephone 375, Lincoln, Nebr.
The General Assembly at Portland.
All who desire to attend the General Pres
byterian Assembly at Portland, Oregon, in
May, should make due arrangements to save
over twenty-four hours in time by taking
the Original Overland Route, tho Union Pa
cific. Fast tlmo, uiuviuuled service, Pullman
Sleepers and Diners, and tho graudost scen
ery on thlscoiitluont.
E. B. Slohson, C. T. A
4-l-10t 1044 O street.
The Honeymoon
for millions ot couples is absolutely spoiled,
and those ugly first quarrels begun, because,
the wedding trip is surrounded by the dis
comforts of travel. Lasting happiness at
tends thoso soiulblo people, who tako tho only
road In'Amerlca whose very title Is a guar
antee of present and future felicity the
"Union Pacinc." 4-l-10t
CREEDE MINING CAMP.
ASeennd Leadvllle Fourth l'laee Already
Gained by the Young Glaut.
The whirligig of fortune has stopped at
Creede, nothing yesterday, it Is a town to
day and will be a city tomorrow. Many a
man will date hit rise iu this world from the
hour he stepped Into Willow Gulch. The
camp has practically existed only since last
May. Tho D. Si R. U. Ry. did not get in
until October, and regular passenger trains
did not run until Doceinbar. yrt no other
mining camp ever produced to much ore
during the tame period of itt early exit
tance. Leadville itself fell far behind. The
extraordinary output has come from exactly
five mines, and one of them has shipped only
a nominal quantity. Early Investments
promise prompt and quick returns. Pam
phlets containing a full and complete des
cription ot this wonderful mining camp, to
gether with other I valuable information,
routes, rates and tickets mav Ihj obtained at
B & M depot or city oftlce cor. 10th and O
streets.
A. C. ZlEUEK,
City pass, and ticket agt.
office: of
WESTERN NORMAL COLLEGE
111-112 llrueu Building, Lincoln, Neb.
Call and see us In reunl to tho buslnexH or
school work, printed matter, alvertlMliiK. etc
Information about courses of study, oxitenses
etc., cheerfully given.
Persons eonieinplutlnK erecting cottage In
the vicinity of tho college are especially re
quested to call:
All old students, former patrons, and any
ono Interested, nrealwa.vs welcome.
Wm.OHOVN, President,
W.J.Kinslkv, Heo. and Tress.
Western Normal College.
BAWES AND BONNETS.
THEIR RELATIVE ATTRACTION FOR
THE FEMININE MIND.
The Itiiniiet Is the Htronnast Magnet.
Hnnin Novelties In IIhU l'lrturrii
raltrrns ror dirts' down Cheaper to
liny Than to Make Them,
IHiifclitt Correspondence.
Nkw Yoiik, April 1 1. If you over hoo
a crowd of women, nil with lliulr eyes
llxi'd viiKurly iu front of tlimii, pushing,
HquvuziiiK nml nudging each other and
itpimrently perfectly oblivion to tliolr
purees nml parasols, you can lo mini
tlioro urn 'kiiiiiuU uliimd. I never could
understand why it Is that it liounet
should lmvo mieli MiHrlor ntt ruction for
thu fonilnliio miiiil, but so it is, nml wo-
BLACK Hll.K AND CHINA HII.K OOWNH.
men lmvo been known to absolutely for
got their darling, precious, lilcsseil ba
bies out 011 tho sidewalk mid go homo,
their minds bo full of bonnets that ba
bies uro nowhere. You wouldn't lmvo
believed it, hut it is no.
Clonks, dresses, parasols, nil hnvo
their meed of admiration, laces nnd silks
call for sotno nttentlon, but tho Ixmnot,
made of n llttlo bit of nothing, with
Homo more of it stuck around in spots,
nnd nil together called lxjiinot, is n mag
net stronger than tho lovo of Cleopatra,
which was strong enough, wo nro told,
to draw Antony mid tho whole Egyp
tian fleet to destruction.
Tho nowest hatfl nro mado so nonrly
flat that it is n mystery to mo how tlioy
nro held in ulnco. sinco I don't boliove
Iho'long pins could go clenr through tho
fair wearer s head mid como out on tho
other side without giving them u pain.
Around tho edges of these flat, round
huts is sowed n fnll of luco ns deep ns the
wearer's pocket can nlTord. Somo nro
about ten inches nnd somo nro n full
yard deep, nnd nro left to hang straight
down, ns though tho wearer was in n
kind of mosquito not. Fow of them nro
Been on the street yet, but in n couplo of
weeks nil tho black eyes nnd bluo one?
will look nt you through theso veils.
Tlioy hnvo to bo very full to hnng easily
over tho bust and shoulders.
A qunint llttlo hat Hint Igotnglitnpso
of yesterday reminded mo of 11 stiowclnd
mountain mik, just bursting into a fiery
volcano. Tho lint was of whito chip
with a funny llttlo point for a crown,
nnd nil around tho edges was white chif
fon spangled with crystal beads so that
it looked llko n frosty snow bank, mid
bursting right out of the apex of tho
crown was a flmuo colored aigrette and
a long ended Ikw was plnced on tho
buck to float in tho wind nnd catch
around other folks' necks. But it was
pretty, and so stylish!
In my researches after the useful as
well as tho picturesquo, I found a very
largo establishment where gowns are
made by wholesulo for children nnd
young girls. Tho best designers nro
employed and tlioy get up now stylos
that are distinctively American, and
adapt foreign fashions to tho peculiar re
quirements of our children, who liavo
such a marked individual. fy of their
own that foreign styles puro und simple
do not suit them. I questioned tho eo
plo in chnrgo until I had learned all that
I wished, nnd then cumo homo to uiuko a
mental culculntiou as to whether it
would pay 11 mother to sit down and
inako her girls' clothes or to buy them
ready mado, and I think it is truo econ
omy to buy them whore it is possible.
I obtained patterns of two usefal
gowns for girls from twelve to sixteen.
Ono is u challio wrapper, with tho front
of surah. Tho color was wood brown
und moss green iu tho challio, while tho
front was old gold. Tha buttons were
flat, iridescent mother-of-pearl.
Tho other gown was of bluo foulard,
with red und black dots, and dark blue
Henrietta, with three rows of castle
braid as trimming. Theso are both
simplo and effective. ,
KOn THK HOU8KIIOM) l'KTS.
For smaller children I found tho Rus
sian blouse in dark plum foulard with
big white dots, larger toward tho bot
tom, and edged with a band of volutin.
Iu cashmere and light cloth this stylo
will bo u favorite, Intiug loose mul com
fortable. Tho two llttlo figures show
tho latest spring wraps, and tlioy nro
mndo of light material, with silk lining,
so ns not to lw cumlwrsome und yet warm
enough for tho season.
Hats for tho llttlo ones nro bjg, with
plumes or flowers; medium, wjth, flowers
or ribbon Ixiws, mid small pagodas or
hoods where they aro more Incoming.
Tlioro is n wide rungo of styles to choc $0
from, nnd bless the sweet little facea
tlioy look pretty iu anything.
Olivk Harper.
Special Cloak Sale
HltOINH
THE BAZAR,
1
Wo have closed out unci just received the
entire production of the cloak mitmifnctup
ing concern of Bemdorf &. Liobermann,
New York. We have bought at 40c to
(me on the dollar, they will be
Sold at the Same Reduction 1
Among them are an assortment of
Walking Skirts and Blazers
This is the largest
Special Cloak Sale
Ever held in Lincoln.
All reduced prices marked in plain figures.
The - Bazar,
1023 O STEBET.
ASK YOUR GROCER for a package of
ThU cereal food
is carefully pre
pared from Select
ed Grain, ant!
properly cook cd
makes a delicious
breakfast dish,
Take no other
BRONZE
Oxfords and Slippers
Are Correct for all Party and Dress Occasions !
See Tlnem at
ED, C.
1129 O
1892 -.-SPRING-:-1892
Next week our new line of beautiful effects In
SPRHGr IILLHEEY
Will be open for our Inspection and we Invite every ..dy In
Lincoln to call and t-ec the good
ON FANCY PRICES
Out the same low figures will prevail as docs In all our other departments.
JCome and see for yourclf.
THE LEADER,
Great Cheap Store
TODAY AT
It Is very nour
ishing, It une
qualled as a bone
iind muscle maker
and is therefore
recommended for
children.
It is delicious.
YHTES,
STREET
121 1 0 Street
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