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About The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1898)
gw-vsars z$tr: ,; 4- THE COURIER. &$&&$&.$&& S WEIsGOME f WEfoGOMbg i-tsti- . & n? ,i?"'i?'rr fni6EWHil ww OODS GO. jm?. 8? T4! SI m 5& 5S l! co; ft m J7i ii V; ft ME tftt; 1023I020 o St. Lincoln, Nebr, ECONOMY MAKES AN EASY CHAIR FOR OLD AGE And if you wish to be economical you must trade where you can get the most of the best for your mone-. Wc have just received a large amount of our new spring goods which makes our stock complete and thoroughly up to date, as it has always been before. Call and inspect our stock as it always gives us great pleasure to become better ac quainted with the people and in turn have them better acquainted with us and our manner of doing business. We extend a most cordial invitation to all. DRESS GOODS We have just received a full line of new Spring Dress Goods which we are confident meet the approval of our patrons. As it has been our good fortune io secure direct from the manufacturers the first products of the looms which have turned out the newest weaves, colors, combinations of colors and designs. Our reputation for putting on sale only such qualities as are most desirable will not in this instance 1)2 impaired, but will be still fur ther established. As this season's goods excel the makes of all past seasons it w'll un doubtedly stand everybody in good stead to make their purchases earl' in order to secure the bsst of the season's productions in m m dress gois 25c a yard. 10) pieces of new Spring Novel tic i in all desirable colors, ex callent valua for the price, p.T yard 49c a yard. 203 pieces o! New Spring Novel ties, good weight an 1 at the price cannot but bj sat'sfic tory, per yard 49i 75c a yard. 150 pieces of New Spring Novel ties, go 3d heavy weight, extra good quality and all tnat could be desire 1 in co'.orj, par yard. .. 75s 98; a yard. 103 pieces of New Spring Novel tie?, excellent quality, exquisite designs and col ora, extra ordi nary goo 1 value, peryard 93i Hi BLACK DRESS GOODS 25c i yard. 59 pieces p'ain all wool black dress goods, good black and sift finish poryaru.. .. mO 35c a yard. 50 po:c3 plain all wool black drcsi gocda, god b!a:k, floe luster, per yard 35c 49c a yard. 75 pieces nla'to all wool blac'x dreES g.:ols, fine, eofr, very pretty fin ish, per yard 49a 63c a yard, ino piocea plain all wool black dres3 goods, good black, good soft finish, per yard ..G3j 75c a )rard. 103 pieces p'ain all wool black dress golds, good weight, Mae finish, a bargain at 75c FIGURED BH DISS GOODS 43c a yard. 50 pieces all wool figure J blick drees goods, small and medium designs, per yard 43c 49c a yard. 75 pi ices all wool figured black dress goods, medium and smjll designs, a variety of patterns, perjard 49c 75c a yard. 75 pieces all wocl figured black dresa goods, large, medium and small designs in great variety of pattern', excellent quality, a yd. 75c 98c a yard. 59 pieces all wool figured black dresj goods, large, medium and small designs, tine soft finish, very desirable patterns.excellent quality, per yard 93c iitf VUS7 vaw VZIV ) J7lS 31 1LV 32 wc& VA? m and was ably discussed by each and every member o! the club. This depart ment is in charge of Aire. Grimison. Any club woman, enthusiasts upon tne subject of current events, would confer a great favor should the com municate with Mrs. GrimiEon with re gard to her method of Landling that subject careful'y. The club voted fo extend an invitation to Ihs "husbands' to be present at the next regular meet ing. .After the rendition of the program ro!retha:e:its will be served and Euch a social time enjoyed as would ie ex pected of a "mixed club." f)a Tuesday evening the Derthick club cf Omaha, held a meeting at the Haydn annex. Tho program was in charge of Mre. L. A. Lent, and the musical numbers selected from tho works of Docizetti and Meyerbeer. Mre. Lent web assisted by Mart'n Cahc, Micses Bowcn, Van Kuran, Allen, Palmer acd Mre. Cotton, who sang the great Shadow sorg from "Dinorab," by Meycrbo;r. According to Harper's Bazar, tbo new Wcmau't club just formed in Pa-is, called "Les Femiuister,' is conducted very much like our department clubs. Three committees supervise the wotk of the club those cf Drama, Lyric Art and Literature. Madame Augusta Holmes is chairman of the Lyric Art Commit'.e?, and under its auspices works Ly women composers will bn produced. An ar rangement is mdo with the manage ment of ono of the Paris theatres by which, under the auspices of tho Dra matic Committee, plays, written by wo men are given. Under the control of a tLird department, there will be present ed an important course o lectures. The honorary president is Madame Adam, probably the mo3t brilliant Frenih wo man of her day. The president is Ma dame Dermon-Breton. The German government is arranging for partial university co-education. The authorities have decided that women henceforth shall be allowed to attend university lectures is guests, with tho permission of the rector and the profes sors. The imperial chancellor is also arranging for the federal government's granting women diplomas and if the re suit proves eatisfactiry, further measures will be probable. The Tuecday Musical club of Denver, will devote tho greater part of its next meeting to the study of Brahm3, and with him finish thsir study of tho Ger man school. The French composers are ;v -- -' 3$ V1' &r-Z .via . t
