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THE COURIER.
Fashions of the Day.
Sulpho-Sallne
All Kinds of Baths!
My Dearest Adelaide: Easter hats are
abroad In full bloom, not as yet on the
street, bat ready for the Avenue parade.
A cruise among the fashionable milliners
hows two things: hats are tipred over
the face, and trimmings are massed into
such quanities that, but for the fluffy
light materials used, our fashionables
would seem doomed this seanon to be
burden bearers. The materials .re tulle,
chiffons, nets, mouBseline de soie, gauze,
gros grain, taffeta and gauze ribbons.
Trimmings are of thin stuffs entire, or
else the thin stuffs veil other trimmings;
there is a craze for veiling trimmings in
one way or another.
White mousseline de soie, appliqued
with black Chantilly lace, is wound soft
ly around the crown, lying partially on
the brim in folds which show to the best
advantage the exquisite design of the
laca pattern. One hat trimmed with 01 . TT . ,
this was of white straw so fine it looked shaving Hairdressinff .
like linen. The edge of the brim was
bound with black velvet; under the
biim, on each side, a little at the back,
were dark red roses, giving height; at
one wide were black and white ostrich
tips with an osprey of black and white.
The shapes are mostly "shepherdess" and
"sailor." B at shapes are important only
as something on which to rest the colos
sal quanities of trimming.
Some few hats are raised at the left
aide "a la highwayman," but the Gains
borough style is not seen bo much in
these Easter hats as one might have ex
pected. The shapes carrying the ex
quisite trimmings are very simple in
themselves, which balance well the gor
geousneas of accessories. When mous
seline de soie is not appliqued or em
broidered initseif it is veiled with jetted
or spangled nets having handsome de
signs. Black and white combinations in
these soft fluffy stuffs are a special fea
ture of the spring millinery in hat trim
mings, or in toques for theatre, matinee
and evening wear.
But colors, my dear, are simply gor-
Sjanitojritim, Cor. I-itlx a.n.d JM.
Scientific Masseurs. A Deep Sea Pool, 50x142 feet.
Drs. Everett, Managing- Physicians.
geous! You can take them solid or
shaded. Hats in colors invariably have
the straw corresponding in some way.
The new straws show as much brilliancy
in coloring ae do silks, and some of them
have the same silky sheen. If you have
a turquoise-trimmed hat, you must have
a turquoise straw; if your hat is purple
or violet, then the straw must be the
same shade. If your hat is a flower hat,
then it is in good taste to have the straw
a darkish green, which corresponds with
some of the green leaves. If the hat is
trimmed with any of the shaded silk
mousseline de soie, or gauzes, then have
the straw a shade which matches some
of the darkest tints.
Speaking of these Bhaded effects, I
saw a hat, a theatre waist and parasol in
yellow shaded from cream to deepest
orange, which a French millinery turned
out yesterday for Anna; with her dark
hair and black eyes, she will look stun
ning. Almost all of the houses along
the Avenge are tempting you with waists,
capes and parasols to match your hat or
bonnet. A pretty shoulder-cape that
went with a hat that was loaded down
with gray plumes, and had some pink
roses under the brim was of gray chif
fon shirred and corded into fluffinesa.
It had a foundation of gray taffeta silk.
Inside of the high flaring collar was a
very full ruching of pink chiffon; at the
throat in front were long ends of the
pink and gray chiffon shirred with cord
ing, the pink being on the under side to
correspond with the pink lining of the
cape. All of these capes are not lined.
The foundation silk for the gauze or
chiffon answers for lining.
A beautiful turquoise blue bonnet was
a little headpiece made of blue spangles
or paillettes. Down each side, close to
the hair, and reaching almost to the
shoulders were two blue ostrich plumes,
and at the centre of the front were two
more plume3 erect. Through the cen
tre of the standing plumes, which curled
backward, was a line of Steele spangles
relieved with black aigrettes, whic 1 were
flat against the plumes. The quill ends
of the four plumes met at the centre over
the forehead, and were held in place
with a square cut steel buckle over black
velvet. With this bonnet was a theatre
waist of black spangled net over white
mousseline de soie. It was made with a
guimpe of satin and cream laco; a tur
quoise blue silk stock finished the neck.
Down the front were turquoise blue
knots of silk in the cascade of cream
lace, and around the waist was a belt of
It is acknowledged by all competitors, wrinkled turquoise silk. The sleeves
to be the handsomest Bteel range made. without fullness at the top-were
In the future we will tell you about a . 41 , , . ,.
model kitchen and a few receipts for of the spangled net over the mousseline
dainty dishes. de eoie.
We guarantee them in every particu- Parasols will almost invariably match
:totos?rdea 0e3n0t thehat in co,or and trimmin8- Black
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Lincoln, ieb
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And the most important factor in a well
regulated kitchen is the range. It must
be one that the drafts are easy and ac
cessible to handle, so that the oven can
be tempered to any degree necessary for
baking. One of the most particular
elements of making pa stable, healthy
baked foo3 consists in keeping the oven
at the proper heat It must also be
economical of fuel, in size and form it
must be symmetrical; material and work
manship the most perfect. It should
bave beautiful and artistic designs in
Nickle Trimmings.
AH these essential features we bave in
the New Lincoln Steel Range. This is
our reason for calling it the
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of the season, and turquoise blue and
yellow, and bright red ones, plain and
trimmed, are seen everywhere.
The meat fashionable colors in mil
linery, and in these accessories, are vio
lets and purples, black and white, gray
and turquoise blue. It there is a pre
ference it is for turquoise blue. It has
been murmuring all winter and has now
burst forth into fullest glory. It is be
coming to almost everybody. Pale gray
is still a favorite, but it is trying to many
complexions. Tessa.
: MERIGII EXuHIIGE NATIONAL BUNK
S. H. BuBMIAM,
ft President.
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LINCOLN, Neb.
A. J. Sawyer,
Vice-President.
J). G. Wiko, Cashier.
CAPITAL 925o.ooo.
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"I hear that Dornick died suddenly
out in Arizona."
"That is true."
"What was his complaint?'
"He complained that the boys didn't
give him a fair trial."
NEW TOURIST CARLINE.
Weekly Personally Conducted Excur
siona to Portland, Ore., via
Burlington Route.
On February 17 and every Thursday
thereafter at 6:10 p. m. Pullman tourist
sleepers in charge of our own excursion
conductor are scheduled to leave Lin
coln for Portland, via Denver, Leadville,
Salt Lake City, Ogden and Oregon
Short Line, passing through the grand
est scenery of the Rockies and stopping
several hours at Salt Lake City to allow
a visit at many points of interest there.
Berths, tickets and full information
may ba obtained at B. & M. depot or
city ticket office, corner Tenth and O.
Geo. W. Bojjnell, C. P. & T. A.
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CYCLE PHOTOGRAPHS
ATHLETIC PHOTOGRAPHS (
PHOTOGRAPHS OF B ABIES
PHOTOGRAPHS OF GROUPS
EXTERIOR VIEWS
DIRECTORS: A. J. Sawyer. S. S
m H Burnbam, E.Finney, J. A. Lan
caster, Lewis Gregory, N. Z. Snell,
J G. M. Lambertson, D. G. Wing, S. 5
ar W. Burnham. 5
GET DOWN TO FACTS.
The name plate, joints, enamel, nickel plating
or tubing has nothing to do with reducing the
strain, the wear, the leverage or friction of any
bicycle.
The name plate may be set in diamonds; the
tubing of gold and the enamel In mother of
pearl, still your bicycle may pull as hard as a
handcar. The actual worth of a delicate piece
of machinery fa determined by its approach to
perfect mechanical laws. No bicycle with bear
ings Inside of the sprocket is a perfect piece of
machinery.
There Is only one mechanically correct bicycle
made in the world, and that is
. THE fy
NARROW TREAD
WtMM Mialn mill Wmm 4t. w . j.
saves from 20 to 30 per cent, pressure. No other
wheel has this feature. None can save thi pressure
n'rn the bearings ePt THE RACYCLE.
The bicycle business will be the survival of the
fittfxt, and advertising pretty pictures and display
ing big words does not make a good wheel or save
a rider any extra exertion.
MIAMI CYCLE t M'FC CI.
MIDOLCTOWN. OHIO-
Sole agents for Lincoln
AIL.GIRARD&CO.
Dealers in Bicycle and Bicycle Supplies.
135 So. 12th St, Lincoln, Nebr.
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IT IS THE
TRAIN TO TAKE
mingly made of ribbons, is a new parasol
THE PHOTOGRAPHER
129 South Eleventh Street.
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Practical Watchmaker, Jeweler
and Engraver. -
Glasses Fitted. Examination free.
1211 O STREET. :
"She is the most fickle girl I ever raw.
"Her love is inconstant, eh?"
'"I should say so. She has a different
make of wheel each year."
The Burlington's "Yesti
buled Flyer," which leaves
Lincoln every evening at
6:10 p. m. and arrives in
Denver the next morning
at 7:15.
It rarries thro' sleepers,
chair and dining cars, and
offers a service that is
unexcelled by any road
minim); into -Louver re
member this when pur
chasing your tickets and
START RIGHT.
B. & JL depot cor. 7th
and P sts. City Ticket
office cor. 10th and O sts.
G. W. BONNELL, G. P. & T.A.
HB
Geraldine I wish I weie a man.
Gerald What would you do?
Geraldine I'd propose to me.