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About The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1900)
THE COURIER. ,- r t AIvONK O O00OOGO0O&0CO500O0GOO O NEWS and OPINIONS o National Importance g Ithe SUN J o a o o CONTAINS BOTH. O Q Daily, by mail, 86.00 a year 5 O Daily & Sunday by mail, $8.00 a year o TSvmdavj 5ur I Is ihe greatest Sunday JeWs- g paper In the Wcrld, q o o Price, He a copy. By mail, $2 a year O Address THE SUN, New York. O ooooocooooooaoooooccoocoo i J Cycle Photographs 4 J Athletic Photographs J Photographs of Babies 9 Cheap rates at 104 100 North 10th DRUGS, STATIONERY, PERFUMERY The Latest Novelties. Good Goods Complete Stock. nnnn ntnnr t ROYS Ulli d UK at a high temperature. Dr. Sherwin makes all porcelain work with an elec tric furnace which insures the best quality of work. Dk.F. D. Sherwin, Demist, Room 17, Burr Block. g0 f OOC0OOO0OJ0M000800Of xuu mbn rnoiograpns 01 uroups 4 "l'W . s(?u&?n&2ttt THE PHOTOGRAPHER 129 South Eleventh Street. 5 CHICAGO CANDY KITCHEN . . . Home-made Candy Fresh ever' day. 10, 15 and 20 cents per pound CHOCOLATE WALNUTS 25 cents per pound 1425 O street. J. W. Mltoliell Ss Co,, W bolcsale and retail dealer in WALL PAPER Room and Picture Mouldings. 1338 O Street. Telephone 237. i)mmi&i6mm A. D. GUILE. UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER .... Office Telephone 470 ResidenceTelephone 47J. 315 So. 11th Street. SXs)SXSS 0sx5)sxs)00xs sxwp TOM BROWN'S 1321 O Street. Headquarters for home-made confections, caramels, cream waf ers, bon bons and Turkish cream, our specialties. "Quality before quantity," our motto. The Turkish Gandy Kitchen, 13210 St. T.BR WN.Prop, gosoa(xix$js)(SO A street car, or wish to rest wait for care, the I WILSON DRUG STORE Southwest corner O and 10th streets, is the most conveni ent place. All aro welcome. IF YOU WISH . . . Drugs or Medicines, perfum ery, Cigars or Choice Candies, get them at THE WILSON DRUG STORE moooam4aocooo J SXSKs) BaX5 DeLoss T. Smith, Dealer In Watches, deWelnj, NoVelties and Music Goods Fo the Holidays. Fine watch work a specialty. 1140 OSt. Hohman's Old Stand MM w &)Cx5)a SCRIBNER'S For 1900 includes: J. M. Barne's "Tommy and Gnzel" (serial). Theodore Roosevelt's "Oliver Crom well" (serial). Richard Harding Da vi' fbtion and special articles. Henry Norman's The Russia of Today. Article by Walter A. Wjckoff. authors of "Tho Workers." Short Stories by Thomas Nelson Page, Henry James, Henry van Djke. Ernest Stetson-Thompson, Edith Wharton, Octave Thanet. William Allen White. Special Articles: The Paris Exposition. Frederic Irland's articles on spotts and explorations. "Harvard Fifty Years Ago," by Senator Hoar. Notable Art Features, the Crom well illustrations, by celebrated Am erican and foreign artists. Puvis De Chavannes, by John La Farge (illustrations in colors). Special illustrative schemes (in colors and in black and white) by Walter Appleton Clark, E. C. Peix otto, Henry McCarter, D wight L. Elmendorf and others. "Illustrated prospectus sent free to any address. Charles Scribner's Sons, Publishers, New York. Ml IHE Ml ER u . 1 wu.uu. High School Notes. The New Year's reception held by the Browning Club was very successful. The house was prettily decoratd in holiday greens, while carnation, the club flower, was every where in evidence The invited guests included the same list as those of previous years, and many responded to the invitations. Ices were served duting the entire afternoon. The Ciceronians elected officers Fri day evening. They have received chal lenges from several of the different high schools in the state. The Browning Club will hoid an open meeting on Friday, January Twelfth. A special program has been prepared. The Crokinole Club will meet with Misses Lid and Clella Williams on Monday eening. Dr. Stein conducted chapel on Tues day morning on account of the absence of the principal. Dr. Davenport returned from his trip to South Dakota on Tuesday morning. M is6 Kirker was unable to meet her classes this week on account of illness. Mr. Weldon Warren, the editor of tho Advocate spent his vacation in Nebras ka City. Mr. Maurice A. Benedict gave a skat ing party on Wednesday evening. A number of senior girls were invited. The party was chaperoned by Mr. Bene dict's mother, Mrs. A. M. Benedict. The German classes have begun read ing, Monie de Geio budd. Reductions la John Hall' l'otI Rates. Among the reductions In rates In tho British postal service proposed by Hennlker rteaton. M. P., Is ono provid ing for the sale of postal cards at their face, or stamp, value, tho cards to be Increased in size to the standard of tho postal union. Another calls for tho reduction of the registration fee to one penny (two cents), and still another refers to the telegraph rates, the tele graph being under the control of the postomce in England. It -ovldes that the name and address of the sender of a message Bhall be free, or a charge made of twelve cents for twenty words. Ci0Kl01 0 OCX OOOOO fDJWQ pRIG'ESf o LOWER THAN EVER. Q 81.00 Coke's Dandruff Cure. ..75j P O 115c Cuticura Soap 18c q A 50c Syrup of Figs :Cc jv x 50c King's New Discovery 40c V 50c Kid-ne-oids JBc S O 25c Chamberlain's Cough Re- V h medy J)j O X 75c Boscher's German Syrup.. 50c h V S'.OOMaltine Preparations.... 80c O 81.00 Duffy's Malt Whiskey... 8Gc P J $1 00 Pinkham's Veg.Comp...75c o $1.00 Wine of Cardui 70c X A 25c Brorno Seltzer 20i jf 81.00 Imported Medicinal Port X Wine 50c V 2 81 CO Impt. Medicinal Sherry O V Wino 50c J. O WE CUT ON EVERYTHING. 5 $ HARLEY DKUG CO- A UOIOStreet. jv ooc-jocxki o roJor ojo Dauuy'a Letter. Danny's father, who is a farmer and ctock-gnwer, took several car loads of hogs, reared on his own farm, to Chicago, where he sold tltem to the great pork-packing firm of Armour & Co. While in Chicago Danny's father received the following letter from the little boy: "Dere papa: Did you see Mr. Armour kill the big fat hog with the black tale and didn't he think it was a buster? I was sorry to see the hogs leave the farm and you most of all. Your loving son. Danny." FOR SALE. ABOUT DINING CARS. The verdict given by the general pub lic that the Great Rock Island Route has the Best Dining Car Service in the world, will not be disputed by patrons who have used this line. Thousands of letters testify to this fact. A better meal cannot be secured in any hotel or restaurant in the cities of New York or Chicago than is served in the Rock Island Dining Cars. A la carte on all cars; a splendid lunch served on Colo rado trains for 50 cents. H. W. BROWN Druggist and Bookseller. WhlUntt'a Fine Stationery and Calling Cards 127 So.Bleventh Street. PHONE 68 6 i c ? Wanted Several persons for district office managers in this state to represent me in their own and surrounding coun ties. Willing to pay yearly SGOO, pay able weekly. Deeirable employment with unusuaiopportunities. References exchanged. Enclose eelf-addressed stamped envelope. S. A. Park, 320 Caxton Building, Chicago. 'KliK ltMyf Furrier . . . . Steele. Repairing Done in the Neatest Manner All Work Guaranteed. 143 So. J2thstr -- Lincoln. Nebr. Personally Conducted Tourist Excursions -TO- For Sale Handsome, Modern eight room residence three blocks from State Capitol, owner anxious to sell and offers this beautiful home for $4,000 (easy worth $6,000.) Nine room cottage entirely modern, best location on G street, offered at a decided bargain. Seven room cottage, 1315 F street, mod ren, $1,650. H. C. Young, Richards Block, 118 North Eleventh St, Ground floor office. ORN msh-wh-mm Scenic Hon to leaves Kansas City and Omaha every Friday via Colorado Sprintrs and alt Lake to California and Pacific coast point. These Tourist Cars of latest pattern are earned on Fast Passenger Trains, and their popularity U evidence, that we offer the best. Tho lowest rate tickets re available in these popular Jillman Tourist Gars. For full description of this service and the benefits Kiven its patrons, redress E. W. THOMPSON, A. G. P Topeka, Kan. JOHN SEBASTIAN. G.P. A Chicago, 111.
