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DR. L. WENTE
DENTIST.
Milken the nrcocrvnllon of the imturoi
ccth n vperlitlty by nil known approved
methods. (Jolil anil porcelain crow n
mounted on the imtiiral root.
All operations performed without puln.
SlNfnctton jruurnnleed.
TO TIIK I'UOI'I.K OK LINCOLN, KKIIHAHKA,
Wo, tho undersigned nro ixirsoniilly ac
quainted with Dr. U Wunto, who Ih to leave
us soon mid engage In the practice of doutU
try In Your ellv.
Wo rnn unhesitatingly rcvomiuctiil him it
n thorough master oC his profession, mill wo
ro sum tlmtiill work entrusted to lilin will
bo skillfully performed.
.1. Unukiiiiill, M. 1).
W. W. MoMann. M. I).
.. K. MoAdamh, M. H. M. 1).
J, M. Uallkiiuiiii, t). I). H,
Oaiidnrii, Ii.i.inoih, Jan. 'J-,', ltW7.
116 South Eleventh St Lincoln, Neb.
WEBSTER&BRISCOE,
Boots and Shoes.
Fine Shoes and Dancing Pumps
A SPECIALTY.
Price nt low ns reliable flrst-cliiss goods
enn be sold (ar, ami nil honorable cotnpe
tlon. fairly met
1043 O Street.
FINE : ART : STUDIO.
13140 strcu.
Examine samples of our work before
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Hew Hampshire
SPEUCE
Step, Single and Extension
LADDERS
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230-232-234 S. I ith st.
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LINOOLN
Philharmonic . Orchestra,
A. Haoksow,
Musical Director,
Office Funke's Opera
Q. II. Aboiimak,
Manager.
House, 3d Floor, Front
Will f uroUh Ornnd or Sacred muslo for
CoNCKivrs, Weiidinos, FaIitieh, Balls
aod all other occasion requiring flrst-clust music
pST-Sixclal rotes wilt bo madowlthcluUi
deslriW tlio ochestra for the teaaon,
. rates furnished on application.
We nlso desire to Klato that wo liavu opened a
Conservatory of Muslo In our apartments III the
opera houso building, for tlm Instruction ou
orchestral Instruments. Tuition hours: 0 a. '"
U it noon, and i till t p. 111. every day ox Jepl
Bunday. For scholars not able to attend atiegu
ar hours, special tlmo will Ih) given.
r, For further Information as to prices, tlmo, etc
address or call on the manager,
N. R. HOOK, M. D.,
DIHK ABKH OF WOM F.N.
Urinary and Rectal Diseases a Specialty.
Treatfl rectnldtsenios by imiNK..lUltW
.l'AINLKSH bYBTKM. Ofitco nxnns Vtlt (a mid
V& Burr lllock. Twelfth and O kiwis. Oilier
uiV-bofiK 6Pi. ltesldenco IfcSI Q street. I'bono. f.li
njHeo hours, 8 to 1 a.m. a tof6 nmlTtu p in
BUMoays, s 10 o p.
.,
THE COURIER
A bjmini' li)rr of Moilri'n Tlmta.
PlJMMHlIICD SATUKOAY
HtnwciunioNi Oim Yinr liy Mnll or Carrier f'J.rt)
Hlx months, $1,11, Three immlliN) Ci-ntu, Ono
month ) Cents lnvnrnlily In Advance.
tpTKNTISKHKSTRi ltllteil furnished Oil nlltll'llllll
nt tlm officii, HHlrtl rotes mi Tlmo Contracts,
CoNTiilinrrinss! Hhort spicy sketches, ikicuh, mnl
torle solicited, I'crsonnl nnil Hnclnl notes nrv
reolrilly desirable,
I'niirriNiii Wo iniikn n specially of Fine I'rliitltifc
li nil lt lirnnohos. Hoolety work n nx'clnlty
Address nil coituuutilciitloiii illnctlo lliu office.
wicysici, DonntNa,
KMTOIIS AND fnOI'IIIKTOIIfl.
Nl'W
llnrr lltock, Cor. U!th nnil U Htrcf,
'I'r.i.r.iMioNK'iVl,
TAKE NOTICEI
Tho Uouiiii'.ti will not I m responsible for
any debt mmto by any ono In It unmo, un
less a written order accompanies tlio snino,
pro)M'riyslgiif4, of iimiiim,
WKtMKI. & DolllllNH, I'rop'rs.
ViuiKKor four wholesale homos Iiiivo lo
cated in Lincoln tho jxist week, anil tlm rush
ban Just commenced.
TllK tiowspnK.rs of Nebraska City have de
cided to plant 11 grovo of clii-ntimt trees In tho
now Hirk. Tho action Is NlulMcutit,
(iKNKIIAL MANAOK.iI 1'OTTKIl of tho Ullloil
l'aclllo Ih nt present u very nick man, and It
In nuthorltlvoly Mated that ho will never
resume nctlvo management, nt least, of thnt
road.
HUl'KlllNTKNIIKNTliANK hll tlllls far 10-
cclvoil about $I,(XK) for tlio hcroluo fund
from thodllTereut Hchools of tho ntnto. Cou
trlbutloim nro slow In coinlui;, but tho
iiiuouutH nro KiMuirully Rratlfylngly largo.
A MUliDKiiKit out In Denver wan nnpilttod
thoothoi'day by an intelligent Jury on U10
Knmudsof transllory frenxy. This U allow
wrluklo In legiil phlmuolot;y, and omotloiial
Insanity will bo rclogntod to tho rocr 111
nbsoleto.
Tine notorious Victoria C. Woodhtill is
shortly to establish a school of mnrrltiKO in
tlilii country. AVo nro not fiiiuillar with tho
working of such an liiHtltution, but Mrs.
Wooilhiill is eminently tlttcd by oxporicucu
for a toaeher in 0110.
Tiik National 0xini eoni)iniiy has llualy
anil forovoi 'buxtoil, nnd lU nieniliers aro
wnttoredto tho four wlmN. It was a vision
nry hcIiciuu nt Its best, nnd wo nro only sorry
that J.oocko didn't llnd it out long ngo, and
wo presume I.iocko is, too.
llmiioi' Coxk, of tho Protostniit Episcopal
ilioccM of wwtcrn Now York, entortnlns tho
honslhlo belief that our American public
schools ought to my mora nttsutlon to do
votophif; tho American idea. Thnt tuition
should include 11 moro thorough training in
Amerlenii history nnd in tho prlvnplo of tho
constitution, and tho lawH of tho laud, if wo
would bnvo tho rising generation Intelligently
and morally lilted for tho duties of citizen
ship, TllK CouiUKli is in receipt of soino llnoly
or-cutod ndvortlslng inntter for tho C. M. &
8U i'. railroad. Tho liook showing county
maMof Nebraska, Iowa, Vlsconslu, Illinois,
Dakota and Kansas Is worthy of u place In
any man's library, mid should bo uhjii to bo
appreciated. Tho Mllwaiikeo road in a most
extensive advertiser, and therefore gets tho
cream of tho travel Iwtwcsin Chicago nnd
western and southweNtorn points.
Tiik liquor Cenlcrs of tho state nro doing
moro to enhance thoauso of prohibition than
nny agency wo know of. Tnko for instance,
the saloon men of Omaha, who hnvo been re
quired to close tholr placcvn of business nt
midnight, but are now petitioning for tho
privilege of keeping open nil night. Those
men claim thoy lmvo to pay n $1,000 a year
llconso nud should bo allowed to close when
ever they pleased, forgetting or not under
standing tho fact thnt tho moiioy Is levied
not as n tax but as a llconso. Prohibition
sentiment is gradually growing, nnd tho
liipjor men nro fostering it well,
TllK great Burlington utrlko has been tho
chief subject of illsciibhlon during the (Mist
week. From all tho facts presented tho
Brotherhood have mndo nn HI ndvlsed more,
which will likely result in their complete de
feat. It Is generally conceded thut their
monthly wages hnvo leen largely in excess of
thnt wifd other skilled lalwr nnd why thoy
domniuVd moro is hard to tell, unless thoy
were acting 011 the same principle that caused
tho formntlon of sugar trusts mid tho ninny
other kinds of trusts. Tho men nro entitled,
howovor, to much consideration for tlio quiet,
manly way in which thoy havo nctcd, and If
thoy nro finally defeated, will take it philo
sophically, Literary Notes.
Tho OmniojioMiiii (Scllght & Field, pulx
llsherb) for February hits boon received. It
Is quite 11 decided improremciit oyor former
numbers, the irinclml nrtlclo Ixnng "Tho
Ballet In Paris," by Theodore Child, pro
fusely Illustrated In color. The contents of
the magazine do iiot .lietlo lbs name, "Hunt
lug nnd Trapping In Cniinda," "A Tartar
Tea Party (11 tho Desert," "Ministering In tho
White .one," and similar well-written ar
ticles by kuow-u wTltcrs are Indicative of its
meritorious contents. Homo excellent short
stories and oeius udd to -ho attnntlvenoKS of
the number,
ucrifciii,i, for March is as usual an enter
.vlniiu: iiumlwr, Hubert Imii Htevonsou
continue his iays with some delightful reo
ollectioiw of "Beggartt" whom ho has known,
rme old characters, full of ommtrioity. Mr
John O. Hoi contribute thu llrst of two ur
tldles 011 "Tho Cainniilgii of Waterloo," and
the second mid concluding Installments of
"Mi'iullesolm's letters to Mosvhelen"aro very
Interesting, touching as they doiqion Ids in
ner life and thought. Tho liuinW contains
an unusual amount of lletlon. Tho Ktrlal
"First Harvests," ngnln trnnsfor tho nclion
of tho story to Now York, giving soiil Iniior
views of life In Gotham. M. Duniier'H ktory,
"National Koloetlons," Is ronoludisl In this
iuiiiiImt withn rathi'tiuixHetisldoiioiiinont,
short sturli-s by Mrs. Iloliert Louis fitevutiMiu
nnil Oclnvo Thnuet, and ooius by llisslo
Chnndler, l P. Cnmcli, Thomas Nelson
l'ago and Charles Kdwln Markhnui nlso
grnco tho ges.
No woman niu claim that It Is1iiikssIIi1o to
gain information of nny Niibject of which sho
wishes knowlislgo if sho Is n render of Or
mnirst's Mimtlilii .Mimntliw. We haVo coino
to this conclusion after looking through tho
March niiiiilxr of this valuable publication,
for not only iIih-s It contain matter lutorest
lug to every member of tlm family,hut the pub
lisher 'iicouiags women of all cIiowm ton.sk
for Information, an oppoituuity which is lib
leally embraced. Kvery woman should sub
scribe for this ls'autlful and i'omprehouso
inngaluo, tn'nutlful ou account of Its artistic
mei it, coinpieheuMvo bis.-auso It covers overy
subject in which women aro Intcrc.Uil.
"Tho original Mr Jacobs; A Htnrtllng Kx
jM)so,"lsthotltlof iilsiok Just ro.i'ivisl, It
jmrKirts to bo a true history of I ho customs,
inaunei-M and origin of tho .lows, but Is In
reality a most valid and entirely unjustified
nttack oil tho people of that race. Tho
author nelivU as exaiupleH tho worst skcIiucim
of tho liobi-uw and holds his shortcomings up
to view as liolng characteristic of that people.
Ho miikes such men iw Rothschild, Wouus
and others eouspIratorH against existing
forms of government, and accuses them of
wanting tho eat th, In fact. It Is a fact that
tho JouHiiroclalinlsh, but that Is more of it
virtue thnn 11 vice such iw tho bigoted writer
endeavors to uiuku it out. On 0
sSook Is 11 very much over-drawn picture, and
onrlcatures where It endeavors to illustinto.
"I'iik OiimiNAi, Mil. .Iauoiim," Mlnuwn
Publishing Co., Now York. For sale at all
liOMwIealei-s.
Clilchfii Feed.
A man in Athens, Mich., possosscs n hen
10 yearn old. Bho is still in egg-collcnt
health. Lowell Cltlr.cn.
A Ht. 1mls chicken lms threo wings, and
tlio old rooster says gravely that tho young
chicken Is altogether too Uy. Homervillo
Journal.
It is stated thnt gold is found in tho chick
cu's crop in Nebrnskn. Thoy havo Imported
'em, too, wo Judgo from tho price of tho la.t
pnlr wo bought. Uoston Uulletlii.
"Don't crowd your fowls," snys n oiiltry
oxchnnge, AVo will mid that if you do crowd
tli cm, do it with corn. Wo nro boiuo on
poultry ourself. Daimillo Breeze.
Russia baa placed a tnx of 0110 kojieck each
011 every egg sold In tho kingdom, and tho
hons kocckiug around with every murk of
dissatisfaction. Kjioch.
A Michigan man has a chicken which is 10
fears old. Scaled projiosaU for tho purclmso
of it will lie received from bofirdlug houso
Weepers Hotel Mull.
vl Win
Lire's Trollhlo.
First Domestic Suro iu a hnrd plnco olVe
got now, Mary, only two ulgbU out 11 wnko
mi' one av thlm Is Uundny.
Becoml Domestic How ninny nfteruoons
out hnvo ye, Jnuol
"Only slven." Oiiinhn World.
A Hoy's Tliouithtrulncsi.
Minister (dining with tho family) You
woro iv nice llttlo iwy in church this morning,
Bobby. 1 noticed you kept very quiet nnd
still.
Bobby Yes, sir; I was afraid of waking
jmv up. Now York Bun.
Tliry Kuvcil Houiettilni,'
"I nm pleased to leani," Vf rlt Bcnntor In.
gnlls, concerning tho recent Are, "that thr
nclghbow Kivod tho well." Atchison Globo.
UN (Iwu Children.
Not long bIiico thoro wns a crowd of ox
cltetl darkles In nn Austin alloy, gathered
around two negro boys who hnd clinched
each other ami wero fighting nway for doar
llfo on tho ground. Thoro was ono negro
man present, nud ho urged tho combatants
not to glvo up. "Gougti him in do oyo, Bllll"
"Sam, if you givo In I'll tan ycr hldo for
ycr. If you whips Bill, Iso got 11 qunrter for
ycr."
A wolldrensed gentleman stopixnl nnd said
to tho negro mun: "You ought to bo
luliAiued of yourself to encourage thoso boys
to light,"
"Why, Ior, boss," was tho resjionao,
"dem's my own chlldrons." Texas Sittings.
livery Ono Itim.
Omaha Man Wont to nsnlrltunl seanco
down in Arizona, ehl Anything happenf
Arizona Man Well, yes. The medium
went Into a trance, mid thon atiiiouucod that
ho was tho spirit of a man who had been
murdered, mid thnt tho murderer sat iu tho
nudience.
"Well, well. Did nnylxxly runr
"Wo all ran."-Omaluv World.
A liars Combination.
Certain society circles hnvo boon grently
agltatcxl this week ovor a novel sort of bovor
ago Introduced by tho wife of a Now Jorsoy
congressman ut her rocont reception. No
body seonis to know what it really wns, but
overylKxly, you may depend upon It, Is ongcr
to find out. Quito by accident I am enabled
to satisfy this curiosity. Tho following con
versation lictwcen thb hostess nud ono of hor
"assistants' nt tho refreshment tablo took
place iu 0110 of those lulls when tho stream of
'jicomiiig visitors seems to lmvo for somo un
iccountttblo nason boon arrested, only to
preuk out nfrenh with redoubled fury llvo
"uinutes afterwnnL It Is given upon tho
mthorjty of a young scapegrace, ut tho tlmo
1 n Inmato of tho houso;
Hostess (turning to tho refreshment tablo
mid pointing to n pot of Iwuillon) Mary,
dear, if you want to replenish thnt pot of
bouillon, just ring the bell for tho servant;
sho'll bring it up from tho kitchon.
Mar" Is that bouillon! Oh, heavens, nnd
hero I huvo been serving it all tho afternoon
with milk and sugar!
Tnblcaiil Now York Tribune
lie Iluit No Library.
"1 tnllovo you aro a great roador, Miss
Qulmbyf
"Yes, I rend a groat deal."
"Havo you raid nny of Tolstoi's works?"
"No, but I am dying to sou somo of bis
books."
"There Is no reason why you shouldn't boo
thorn. I can furnish you with them."
"How dollghtfull You must have qulto a
library, Mr. Iwigheadr1
"No, 1 can't say that I hnvo. But, yoa
ceo, I am iv book agent.1' Nebraska Stato
Journal.
Nftmsry I'rulliiilnarlet.
Professional Stago Manager (engaged to
superintend nmntour theatrical) Aro tho
audience nil seated!
Professional Assistant Ten, sir.
"No ono allowed to enter except thuso who
bnd invitations I"
"No, sir."
"Did tho policemen nt tho door succeed in
disarming everybody?"
"Yes, sir,"
"Itlug up tho eurtn In." Omaha World.
THE CAUSE OF RHEUMATISM.
It Is claimed that rliriitiiiitisiu Is
MtmutlinoH Inherited but It Is moro like
ly that tho persons presumed to Inherit
It nro pliysicnly constituted tlio siiimi lis
tliulr ptiroiitrt nnil tiiituraly stiscuptlhlo
toil. If child ron urn il.fl'orantiy oon
ntllutod from tho nllllrtcd puront thc
do not "InliM.t It," Illllmisiii'ss is us
nitioli of iitiinlicrltiincn us rliuiiinntisni,
as porsoiiM of a bilious toiiiporiiini'iil
nro most misocptlblo to It mid thoy of
courso got t hoir teniporiiiuuiit from tliulr
imroiits. Oilier ittilhorltlo.s oliilms Hint
rlioiimitllsiii isciiiiseil by tlio proHuiiou of
urlo iiold In tho blood. UtliorH to
Inking cold when lliclr l.s poison I'lnni
Ititlut lu the blood, others (hat It Is
purely nnd Holtdy 11 ilisciito of tho tier
votis system It is well known that
when persons havo acute or liillumiiiit
tory rhnuuiiitlHin tlio IjowoIh nro usuiil.v
coiisllpntediiml the urine Homily, but Ih
thnt not enusi'il by tho rhemmitlsin
I'ltthur lliuii tho oniiso of It, for when
tho bowels nro kept open nnil tlio in
llmuinutlon kept ilnwn, 11 euro Is soon
produced. The lullmiiiiinlhu iiitist lie
kept down until the pints nro rumored
to 11 lionlthy condition. TIiIh Ik not
theory us it groat ninny sovoro cases
lmvo been cured In that way. Tlio iu
llmunintloii being ileop Minted nnd
mostly iu tlio joints. It is dlmciitt In
tench mid but few external application
will rnllovo It, thorn is 0110 Imwovei
that will, mid Hint is Oliumburliiin'
Pain IliiluS, ono application Is usiuilv
sulllulent to relievo tho pain mid onl)
tho worst oases require morn thnn out
or two lifty cent bottles to effect 11 cure
It Is tho most peiiclrutlnj; llulmeiit
known nnil )iroinptlv relieves tho ago
nlin)' pains both of rhcuumtisin nud
nutirnlgin When tho parts omi bo reach
cd and tlio I'aln ltAlm applied directly to
tho seat of pain, us in cases of burns
mill toothache, it relieves instantly mid
in cases of rheumatism (inly iv few
moments are required for its affect to
bo felt. To keep tho bowels open al
ways use St. Patrick's Pills as thoy nro
absorbed Into tho blood, nut through it,
purify it mid thoroughly olouuso tho
whole system.
a n an
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Will euro 11 Severn cold in loss time
thnn by nny other treatment. It ro
liovcs tlio lungs, opons tho secretions,
renders tho mucus less tenacious mid
easier to expectorate and aids suture in
restoring tho system to a houmiy con
dition. If frcoly used as soon its :i cold
has been contracted ant) before It litis
become settled in tho system, it will
often cure what would lmvo boon n
sever cold in u single day. It is a cer
tain cure for croup.
Sold nt W. J. Turner's.
New Bowing Mnelitne for Hale.
I hnvo a first class now sowing mnchino
nover bocu used, of the latest invention and
with nil tho modern appliances thnt will bo
sold nt n big bargnhi. Address Jo-Jo, care
this olllce.
lloiiin tho Tiiwii.
Leuvo a jiaper wrapper with a threo cent
stamp on with 11. Q. Haunn, city ticket agent
of tho Missouri Pacific mllwny, nnd have n
"Lincoln Illustrnted" mailed to youi friend
east, free of charge.
Through sloeors to Chicago aro run nud
nil eastern connections mndo by the Klkhorn
Vnlloy and Chicago and Northwestern rail
road. Try this elegant route. Olllces, 115
Bnuth Tenth streets nud depot, corner B nud
Kighth streets.
Chicago & North western mileage tickets
sold to anyone nt Klkhorn olllce, 115 .South
Tenth street and dejHit corner B mid Kighth
streets.
MoMurtry's nddltion 011 K street, below
Nineteenth, is one of the slghllcst In tho city,
as well as being rlgnt In tho centre of tho
fastest growing Hrtlon. Call at his olllce be
low tho Capital National Bank and secure 0110
of thes lots.
Only via tho Missouri Pacific railroad can
you got free reclining chnV uvrs through to
Atchison, Kansas City Chicago, St. I hi is,
Torre Huuto and Indium ih1Is.
Lincoln lluckuiid Iliigg'ieo Line.
Telephone No. 201, meat market, 037 O
street, or No. 5101 livery iwrii. Order slates
nt same places and U. P. ticket olllce, corner
Kloventh nud O streets. Hnck stands, Cnpi
tal hotel mid meat market.
Bohanon Bitos.
Ofllco Furniture For Sale.
An improved double olllce desk, two finer 0
clltilng desk chairs, two other cane sent
ofllco chairs, etc., for sale nt almrgaln. Only
been In use four months. Good us new. In
quire at this olllce, 131 North Kloventh St.
Wedding stationery, invitations, programs
nnd nil flno printing our siociiilty. Call and
see sioclnioi)S of our work. Wessel & Dob
bins, 131 North Kloventh street.
To People Who L'nterlnlii.
Society peoplo arranging for parties, lmlls
weddings, receptions or anything In this lino,
should Inspect our elegant lino of stationery
nnd printed novelties used on such occasions.
Wo hnvo just received our now fall Hue of
elegant ball programs, Invitations for wed
dings, parties, etc., nnnouncements, folders,
calling cards nnd iu fact everything iu this
lino.
Homo Cheap i'1'iipurty.
A flno residencu lot on Twenty-first street
near N for sale at 11 reasonable price. Also
ono iu Mechanics addition, Hydo Park and
Klmwood.Wlll sdl cheap If sold immediately
Call on or address L. Wessel, Jr., enro this
ofllco.
To the Traveling 1'ubllc.
Flenso noto that n superb lino of FUKR
CHAIK CABS Is now run lietween Lincoln
nnd Chicago on trains Nos, 5 and No. 0; also
tlmt sleeping enr berths or drawing rooms 011
tho "flyers," Nos. I and 2 may bo reserved lu
advance at City Ticket Ofllco, comer Tenth
nnd O Streets. A. C. Zihmkii,
City Passenger Agent.
Ht, l'liul and tlio Northwest.
Points iu tho above directions aro reached
best by the Klkhorn vnlloy lino. Connections
are sure nnd tho lino mostdlrect. Get tickets
nt 115 South Tenth street or dejsjt, corner S
nud Kighth sroMtts.
Cllcliiirn Vnlloy L, -j 1'iissoiiKiir Train Hor
vleo,
ThaChleugo flyer Is train No. 41, leaving
nt 12:05 noon. It carries a through palace
sieejKjr Lincoln to uiucago, anil 11 (lining car
from Missouri Valley and roaches Its destina
tion at 8 o'clock the following morning. This
train makes connection nt Fremont for Nor
folk and Oinnha; nt Missouri Vnlly for Sioux
City mid St. Paul,
Train No. 42 haves Lincoln at 0:55 a. m.
for Wuhoo, Fremont, Norfolk, Cluulron, the
Black Hills country, York, BowarJ, nud Has
tings.
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
THE NEW
UNION PACIFIC
GEH SERVICE.
PASSEN-
Tlm Last Time Unnl .HIiohIiik L'oliiirrtltins,
.11 nro Trains, Iletter Sort Ire, F.le.
For somo tlmo past the Union Pacllle trains
havo arrived nt nnd departed from this city
Iu n innimer, that was to sny at best, not very
satisfactory. No direct connections could be
made any where, not even w ith their ow u main
line trains, nud ev'eit these trains were rim at
such hours as to innko it anything hut con veil
ent for travelers How over, tho tlmo table
Issued Inst Kuiiila) going Into circct Monday,
has made a big change nnd quite a welcome
luipiovemeiit, so that now tho Union Pnclflc
will again bo nblo to carry Its largo share of
travel to and from tho Capital city. Two ad
ditional trains have lceu put 011 hot ween
Council Bluirs, Omaha and North Platte, to
nccouunodnto tho rapidly Increasing locnl bus
iness of tho road. Tho equipments for this
new service Is tho most suitable nnd conven
ient thnt modern skill mid Ingenuity can de
vise. New cars built expressly for these trains
aro provided for tho comfort of Its numerous
patrons, Two first class tinlns leave Council
llluirs regularly every day except Sunday, at
7:15 Iu thu morning and 5 o'clock in tho even
ing, roni'ioNcd of baggage, mail, express nnd
chnlr cam, smokers and lli-at-class coaches.
Passengers rim now seat themselves In 1111 ele
gant new conch at Council Bluirs and Omaha
and reach Vnlloy at l:!!0 a, m. nud ll:2J p. in.
Valparaiso at loirs') a. in. and 7:50 p. in. Lin
coln nt 11 ::" a. m, and 8:U5 p. m., arriving at
Beatrice at t o'clock p. 111. for dinner nudlhftO
p, in. David City unit Btromsburg passen
gers ncisl make but one change nfter leaving
Council Bluirs nnd Omaha and that Is at Val
paraiso nt 10:55 11. in, and 7:50 p. m. Closo
onnectlou is madu whereby Htromshurg Is
reached at 1 o'clock p. m. mid 10 p. m., pas
sengers desiring to go through to Manhattan
will hnvo plenty of time to transact their bus
Inoss In Beatrice nfter tho arrival of the 1
o'clock afternoon train from Omaha, leaving
on a mixed train nt 3 o'clock nnd nrrivlng iu
Manhattan at 1 1 rtO, or they can remain over
until tho next morning, leaving at 8:15 n. m.
and rench Mnnhntuui nt 1:10 p. 111. for dinner.
This now iirrnngMiuont gives tho patrons of
the Union Pacific threo lui' trains each way
between Illuo Springs, Beatrice nnd Lincoln,
nnd tho same uumlicr each way between Lin
coln and Valparaiso, two of which ore dally
each way, mid tho other dally except Sunday
each way. Manhattan passengers for Omaha
can leave there at 4:15 11. in. and Btop for din
ner at Beatrice ntl:25 p.m. Connection
with tho through train nt Beatrice nt 2 p. m.,
which arrives in Omaha nt 7:'W p. in. Pas
sengers from Lincoln forOmnhncnn tnko this
train at 3:28 p. in., nnd Valparaiso nassen-
gers can take tho same train nt -1:15 p. in., nr
rivlng lu Valley nt 5:15 p. 111. Passengers
leaving Btromsburg nt 2 p. in. nrrivo at Val
iparalso iu time to makocloso connection with
this train ut 4:10 p. in. A train nlso lenves
Stromsburg at 7:30 a. in., which arrives nt
Vnlpnrnfso nt 0:25 n. in., connecting with tho
curly morning train leaving Beatrice nt 7;20
n. m., Lincoln 8:13 n. in., and Vnlloy nt lt;05
n. 111., arriving iu Oinnha at 12:25 p. in.
At Columbus close connection is iniulo at
U:l.i n. in. mid 8:1 i. m. for Oconee. Madi
son, Norfolk, Genoa, Albion nnd Cedar Bap
ads. Grand Island is readied in tlmo for illn.
nernt 1:45 p.m. on tho morning train fiom
Council Bluirs and Omaha, mid at 10:10 11. 111.
on the evening train, this lielng the end of the
run or tno latter train. Continuing tho morn
ing train reaches Kearnoy nt3;:W p. m. nnd
North Platte, tho present terminus of this lo
cal service, at 7 p. in. lteturnlng noxt morn
ing tho train leaves North Platte nt 7:.'W) a. in.
nnd Kearney ut 10:57 n. in., nrrivlng ntGrnnd
Islund for dinner nt 12:35 p. m.
Tho other local train lenves Grand Island nt
7:15 n. m. Here tho morning train from
North Platto connects with trains from N1111
tnskct, Loup City, Howard, Ord, Bcotla and
St, Paul. Tho two trains leave Central City
at 7:58 a. 111. nnd 1:47 p. in., arriving at Col
uinbus nt 0:15 n. in. nnd 3:20 p. in. Both
trains connect closely here with tho trains
from Norfolk, Madison, Oconee, Genoa, Al
bion and Cedar llaplds, arriving at Schuyler
nt0:4'J n. in. and 3:50 p. m., Freinunt 10:10 n.
in. nnd 5:15 p. m., Valley 11:05 n. m. nud 5:15
p. 111., where trains above mentioned connect
with trains from tho Omaha and Republican
Valley district, arriving in Omaha at 12:25 p.
in. and 7:20 p. m. and at Council Bluirs at
12: 15 p. in. and 7:10 p. m. Thera local titiins
stop nt all stations.
Adnlly service has been provided for Lin
coln nml other points in that district nsfnr
south as Beatrice by running extra trains on
Sunday lietween, Council Bluirs, Oinnhn.Vnl
ley and Intermediate joints, leaving Vnlloy nt
nt 11:05 a. in. and arriving there nt 0:22 p. in,,
nrrivlng ut Onuihu nt 12:25 p. m. nnd leaving
there nt 5 p. in., arriving nt Council Bluirs at
12:15 p. 111. anil leaving nt 4:30 p. 111. By this
menus tho residents lu tho locality named are
enabled to receive tho Omaha nnd Council
Bluirs nuwsimpors dally.
Jacksonville, Floridu, excursion tickets on
salont Klkhorn ticket olllce, 115So. 10th St.
ihey know just how to please you with
how
oysters iu ov
rery stylo
nt Brown's Now Vlennu
CnM.
Go east by tho St. Louis nnd tho Missouri
Pnciflo railroad nud avoid all omnibus trans
fers; nil changed made In Union depots via
this route. Chair cars free.
Quion City Cool nt the Whltebrenst
nud Limo Co,
Conl
l'lcimo Tnko Notice.
Hereafter luissongcrs holding local tickets
reading from Lincoln or stations east to Ash
lnnd, Omaha, Flnttsinouth, or Pacific Junction
will not lw carried on No. 2 leaving Lincoln
nt 1:50 p. iu. P. B. Kuhtih,
General Passenger Agent.
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BLOOD POISON.
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, tlio quintessence of blood
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t every incul nnd bo
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fall out, tbe breath Is horrible.
DR. A. P. BURRUS,
laOQ O Btroot,
On the Rapid Transit, cuies up diseased
makes tho llnoat gold and platinum fillings,
the finMt teeth that tobacco villi not Urnlih.
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