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WAITED!
Everybody to examine the
plans and standing of the Un
ion Central Life Insurance
Company, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
before insuring. It has the
lowest continuous death rate
.of any company. Realizes the
highest rate of interest on in
vested assets which enables it
to pay large dividends.
Policies inconttstibc and
non-forfcitablc after third year.
The Union Central issues
endowment policies at ordi
ary life rates; these policies
.are now maturing and being
paid in from one to two years
earlier than time estimated by
the company. They protect
ithc family and estate during
the younger years of life, and
the insured in old age at regu
lar life rates. Other desirable
policies issued. Call on us or
write for plans.
. if. KDillSTOS, State Auenl.
0. L, UBSIUBIl, Att. State Aotnt.
O. T. PUUVELLY, Ctly Solicitor.
lloom 22 llurr Hlook,
LINCOLN, NEB.
P
ast All Precedent!
Over Two Millions Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Comp'y.
Incorporated ly UJ lasuMiuuro for Kd il
eal loiml nnil Clmrltublo purpose, nnd lw
franchise minion jmrt of the iirexi-nt ntnlo
coiiBtltuilon In 1870 by nn overwhelming pop
ulnrvnto. . .
Its Grand Extraordinary Drawings take
place Scml Annuallv (June and Decern,
ber), and its Grand Single Nutrnier Draw
lngs take place In each ot the oilier ten
month of Ihe year, and are all drawn In
public, at the Academy of Music, New
Orleans, La.
"Wo 1I0 hereby certify thnt wo siipervlno
tho iirrnnRoinoHtH fur nil tin- M iitlily ami
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fltate Uittery ninnniiy. nml In person man
ago nnil control tho nrnwIiiK" tliciiiMolvcH.
jwiu thin tho sumo nro rniuliiolvd with lion
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pnrtloH, nnil wo nuthorUotho Company to use
4lils cortinciite. with fiie-nlmllluii of our slgnn
ircH nttnilifl, In llmi IvprtNoiiicntH."
Cununl66loncrs.
Wo, tho unilorHlmioiI linnkN nml llnnkom
will pay nil prizes ilrawn In the IjOuIsIiiwi
Hlnlo Lotterlun, which inny lw prcHonted ut
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I'IKUIIK f.ANAUX, 1'iWtatu Nntlonnl Il'k
A. IIALDWIN, I'reH. Now Orleaim Null Ilnnk
OAIUiKOIIN. Pre. Union National Ilnnk
MAMMOTHDRAWING
At the Academy of Mnrlc, New Orleani,
Taeiday, December 17, 1880,
Capital Prize, $600,000.
100,000 Tlokets at W- Halves 20; Qunrtero
$10: hlglith. Ws Twontletlw f.'j
KortlothH 1.
MHTo;i'itizKa.
1 iMUZKOKjnoO.OOOlH tm.0(X)
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UMtr.KOP 100.00DI8 loo.ooo
1 1MH.K Or ft),O00U &0.0CM
2 PRIZES OK a.OU0 nro 40.00U
6 l'UIZKH OK IO.lXaru GO.00U
25 1MU.KMOK 2,IM0nra 60,000
J00 IMU.KH OK HOunre ,J0
W PRI7.KHOK OOOaro 120,a
&00 t'Rl.EH OK JOOaro 200,000
Al'l'llOX IHATION IMtlZKH.
100 Prizes of 11.000 nro I'PJMiX
100 do. SOOaro 80,000
100 do. JOOaro W.000
TWO NUMIIKU TKIIMINAI.8.
1,098 Prizes of M0 nro 303,000
3,144 I'rUesnmountlinrto a,lfiU,oo
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Now Ork'ims,I.H.
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Address Registered Letters containing
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UEMKM1IEU thnt tho pnymont of tho
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or New Orleans, and tho tickets are signed by
the President ofnn Institution, whoso char
tered rights nro recognized In tho highest
courts; thiTtforo, Imwiiro of nil ImltntloiiM or
anonymous schemes.
ONKDOM.Alt I tho price oflho smnllest
part or fraction or u tlcket'ISHUKD HY UH
in nny drawing. Any thing hi our iinmo or
fored for less than a Dollar ti a hwlndle.
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MPS
By MAX O'RELL, Author of "Jonathan
and Ills (bntlnont," "John Dull
and ITo Inland," "John Bull's
Daughters," Eto.
IV-LOVE IN FRANCE.
All I'iciirlimcii liu' llccimiu, Thny Cnn't
Help It llcntrlclluiiii on tliimnrrli-d
"Young 1'itlkn" l'rcnch Mnirlugn Cue
toms. There id probably no Uin in whom
tho bump of iimutlvonvM li moro tluvcl
opoil than it is In thu Frouulimiin. Tho
ioor fellow must lovo; hoennnot help It.
At 13 yours of n;;o ho is deeply in lovo
with u llltlo Kid lie l1'13 mct w'"' Icr
miimmn in one of tho public gardens of
IIil town, and to whom ho pmttily lifts
IiIh hut Iwforo bi'gliiiiiiij; u g:imo of bull
orhldoniid soi'k. II01I00.4 not ilocl.iru
Ills lovo. In tho illstiinco ho throu'H
raptinoiiH klssci nt "hors" whon near ho
costs down his oyoj nnil I.ioks Hilly. IIo
('ri-'tiiH that hla llttlo hily lovo ii being
carried oil by tomo miscrvnnt, that ho
corned to lior rescue, iuivlm her, throws
biniRolf at her feet, and declares liiuiRelf
her bIuvo forever.
At fifteen ho loves a portly matron of
jomo forty summers, to whom ho nonds
anonymous verses. Ho loves in sllenco
otieo moro.
From eighteen to twenty ho loves pub
lic characters. Actresses havo drawers
full of poetical clfusioiis nddrom-d to
I hem by tho tipper forms of our public
M'hools.
At twenty well, at twenty tho less
wo speak of what ho lovus tho better.
The (nut oxoiiso that can bo advanced in
his favor is that his education, us I have
attempted to explain in another chap
ter, does not prepare him for manhood.
Indeed, tho trench boy 8 change from
youth to manhood is like a shooting of
lipids. IIo has Dover known what it is
to 1x3 free; how can ho bo exacted, as a
nile, to make good uso of liberty the
,"irst tinio ho is thrown into tho world?
Tli:' break is isudden, n plunge that often
threatens a capsize.
From twenty to twenty-five ho bcldom
marries. When ho docs ho often makes
a bad match. IIo has noticed a pretty
little milliner passing ovcry Jay at the
same placo. IIo has admired her; by
and by ho follows her, proposes matri
mony and marries her. Tho parents at
llrst grumble, will havo nothing to do
rtlth tho young couplo for boiuo time,
ami generally relent on tho arrival of
tho llrst baby.
As a rule, tho Frenchman does not
marry Imforo ho has reached tho age
Df thirty. From thirty to thirty-five Is
tho ngo at which ho takes tho great step.
Old bachelors aro not impervious to
Cupid's darts. You often see Frenchmen
?ntering the holy estate for tho 11 rat timo
at fifty or sixty. Their decided lovo for
,m d cookery and white linen frequently
beguiles thorn into marrying their cook
or laundress. Theso are tho brides often
led to the altar by retired ofllcers, and
Installed In apartments In somu suburb
of Paris.
The Frenchman has his characteristic
feature in common with men of all coun
tries: each time that ho loves, it is for
ever. When crossed in love, ho seldom
goes tho length of committing suicido.
IIo does not go in for such extreme meas
ures: ho generally prefers resorting to
homceopathy: ho loves "another." Like
curb like: similia Piiuillbus curantur.
Flirtation is not a French pastime A
few "married women may indulge in, it;
but girls, whatever may bo said to tho
ooutrury, very seldom do. A woman
isc fiirtwl would pass in Franco for
giddy, not to say fast; she knows her
countrymen too well for that. She is
aware, whon she coquettes with them,
what shu is exposing herself to.
If French girls felt inclined for a little
flirtation, how could thoy indulge in it?
Good heavens! What would her mother
and father say if thoy saw her taking a
walk by herself during tho day If it
camo to their knowlcdgo that a young
man had actually dared to whisper words
of lovo into her ear licforo ho had laid
bare his heart and inado a clear btatc
ment of his finances to them in the first
place? Even when he lias obtained con
sent of tho parent, and his visits to tho
houso where his llanceo resides nro per
mitted, tho young couple arc not allowed
to see each other oven for a moment
without the presoncoof n third party.
Tho pleasant operation familiar to Eng
lish lovers by tho term of "spooning" is
absolutely unknown to courtship as
practiced in Franco.
As sdon as two young French peoplo
aro in lovo they want to dlo, unless their
parents Immediately consent to their
marriago, which is very soldom the
caso. Well, to wish to dlo undor these
circumstances is a trifle irrational, but
lovo and reason seldom go together. Of
courso thoy nover do dio. Thoy livo all
tho while, and are almost inclined to
think that in lovo matters plain sailing
Is not so sweet or so romantic as obsta
cles to oveicomo. What lovely letters
crossed love hu-jests to them! Letters
invariably written at midnight French
lovers never write by day midnight,
"when all is in repose around them."
Letters full of "All is known; wo aro
lost! What will become of us? Ah I for
get me us hoon as ton can; we shall
never be each other's. As for mo, I
shall die of it: I know I shall. Then
you will marry another woman. I will
pray in heaven for your happiness, Per
haps now and then you w til comn to the
cemetery and lay a bunoli of vlnlcU on
my tomb. You know, beloved one, that
violets are my favorite (lowers. You
won't forget that, will you? I weep, 1
weep and I weep. Farewell!" And this
shiver giving letter, how to poit it the
following day? Tho imkji-child cannot
! go out alone. The housemaid is coaxed
aim united, one ueooines mo conn
dauto. She posts the letter, jeoel ves the
answer, and plays tho part of love's
messenger.
Cupid may delight in mystery, but
this Is not busitie&s. However, thitics
ootiio right in timo, as wo shall seo pres
ently. When tho Frenohman In lovo has an
opportunity of making a viva voco deo
faration to the mistress of his heart, he
generally sots nlxmt it in theatrical
fashion. IIo goes down on his knee.
Now, n man, except ho bo very young,
with irreproachable features, can scarce
ly atTord to do this; ho runs a thousand
risks of appearing ridiculous and show
ing Ids little defective iwlnts. While he
is on his feet, that small bald spot on the
top of his head is not noticeable, and the
ttnplcturetwpio male attire of tho Nine
teenth century looks well enough, Hut
let a man who is no longer a slim AkIIo
get down on his kueej, and pour pas
siouatu protestations to u woman with
tho slightest sense of the ildiculous,
and I maintain he is running a risk of
killing what llttlo tender sentiment she
may have for him. His face is red, or
pet haps purple, with tho tin wonted ex
ertion nml excitement as he warms to
his subject. Out of this red face gleam
two eyes that show all their white.
All tho tlmu the little demon of ob
servation may take inventory of all these
blemishes. No, no; a man should not
allow a woman to contemplate him in
such a sorvile attitude, lie should not
abdicate his dignity in going on his
knees to Implore favors that the dear
fellow is probably destined to pay enough
for.
All this puts mo in mind of a play of
Euillo Augler, in which nn aristocratic
lady relates how she was saved from a
foolish entanglement of heralTections by
her lover goilig down on his knees and
declaring his passion. He had on ills
noso a llttlo wart, which at ordinary
times was scarcely noticeable; but as the
poor fellow grow moro and more carried
away by his fervor, redder and redder
grew this Innocent llttlo excrescence,
till at last tho comicality of the thing
struck Iter, and she could not help burst
ing outlaughing. "That wart wived mol"
shu exclaims, to the delight of her lady
friends on the stage and of tho audience.
Let us now como to matrimony, 1
havo already said that young peoplo in
Franco cannot marry without their
parents' consent, nml that at no matter
what ago. Uowover, when a innn is over
twenty-live and a girl over twentj-one,
they may compel their parcnU to give
them that consent.
This extreme measure is very seldom
resorted to, for it has to take the form of
n summons through a notary: but re
lentless parents sometimes wish to re
ceive such summonses, In order to be
able one day to tell their children, in
case the match should prove an unhappy
one, that thoy wash their hands of It. As
soon ns tho young lover Is accepted by
the girl's parents ho In received in the
fumif); not. however, on terms of in-
timaoy. ns ii Engiaud. IIo pays frequent
but olllclnl rlBits, brings presents to tho
young lady, many of which afford him
tho opportunity of convoying to her n
llttlo billet doux. Tho day before tho
wedding ho brings tho corbcillo; thai is
to say, a casket containing valuablo pres
ents of laco, jewelry, etc. Tho contrnot
of mnrriago, settling money matters, is
signed before a notary and in tho pres
ence of the relatives and tho most inti
mate friends of tho bride and bride
groom. As a rule, thoy aro married by
tho mayor of tho town on that day. Tho
real wedding is a religious ceremony
til takes placo tho following day in tho
morning.
People with a little pretension to stylo
havo for many years followed the Eng
lish fashion of going away for tho honoy
moon as boon as the wedding breakfast
is over. Hut twelve or fourteen years
ago such was not tho practice: high and
low spent their wedding day much allko;
that is to say, as the lower middle classes
still do.
This is how the eventful day is passed:
The morning is like the proverbial
April one, all smiles and tears. Tho
process of tho claborato toilet is Inter
rupted at overy moment by tender em
braces. Mamma between the pauses of
tho petticoats, must clasp her dear Fillno
in her nrms, and listen to iter assurances
that "she can never, nover bo so happy
as she has been with her dear petite
mere," at any rate not happier. Out
neither tears nor embraces havo hindered
the little whito robed figure from being
decked very effectively.
At last nil are nuito ready, and tho
bridegroom having arrived, tho bridal
party seta out for church, (ho bride and
her father occupying tho first carriage,
and tho bridegroom and his future mother-in-law
the second. Tho friends fol
low, and In this order tho little proces
sion marches up to tho altar. Tho ser
vice is followed by a short address to the
happy pair a sermon on matrimony by
one who knows nothing about it. This
being duly administered, tho company
proceed to tho vestry, and no soonor nro
they thoro than mamma falls again on
tho neck of her sweet child, and again
gives way to her feelings. Indeed,
by this timo tho event is felt to be
a great one nil round, and one
that demands much outlet for tho feel
ings. Everybody kisses everybody elho.
and there is a general chorus of felicita
tions. The next item in the programme
is tho wedding breakfast, a simple nlfair
given in tho family appartement to the
members of tho family only. If the fa
ther lives in Paris, and his purse will ad
mit of tho carriages being retained all
day, the bridal party drive to tho Hols de
Boulogne or Vincennes to pus tho after
noon; but this time the young couple
aro not separated, and mamma has to
hand her daughter over for the (list tete-n-teto
with Adolphe. It is awful to think
of, but she has to bear it.
Tho most festivo part of the day's pro
ceedings conies in the shape of a dinner
and ball at a great restaurant. To this
entertainment acquaintances to tho uum
tier of a hundred or two nro frequently
Invited. Of course, in tho caso of a bride
taken fiom a home Inrge enough to ad
mit of it, this takes place in her parents'
rooms. At midnight, when nil are en
gaged in the whirl of a waltz, Fillno is
discreetly led away from tho ballroom
by her mother and an old lady of stand
iug of tho family, but not lofore the
bridegroom has had n whispered Intima
tion of her departure f rem tho lips of the
lady who Ii now signed nml boiiIou "Ills
inother-ln-law.
This last part of the comedy Is the most
solemn of nil. Arrived In tho home
which Is to be her daughter's abode
heneejorth, of course the dear soul can
not help feeling moved once more, and
this time terribly, The process of tho
morning's toilet Is reversed to tho name
accompaniment of tears and embraces.
The honor of taking olf the garter Is
claimed by tho old lady (jienerally mi
aunt of the bride). Adolphe, punctual to
the whispered rendezvous given him in
the ball room, arrives, ami it is mainmn
who comes to op-u tho door to him.
This scetio may bo more easily Imagined
than described. Tho moment is awful
for all concerned. Tho poor mother
throws herself into licrHon-lu-law's nrms,
mid, with all the fen or of her heart, ex
horU him to take care of the treasure
she has handed over to him nud make
her life a bed of roses. And she goes.
Adolpho nml Fillno aro happy at last;
and now wo will take leave of them and
wish them long happiness and pros
perity, There is something to bo said In favor
of all this.
The ceremony of matrimony is the
prologue to courtship, Instead of the opt
logue, as it not uiifrequeiitly Is in coun
tries where society Imposes no restric
tions upon engaged coplo.
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To Millard T.Htovens, nou-roshlout defend-
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"Vnu will liiknnntlco that on tho 10th dov of
Hoiiteniber, IHSU, (leorito O. Wnlto, plulntlir
II led his petition In the district court of I.iin
raster count v. Nebraska, mriilnst you tho ob
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lain moriKiiKO oxecuieu or you u neiiry -
lllttcnhender and by sold lllttcubondor duly.
usslKiied to this plalutlir, upon lots one (I) nud
two CM. In block II f teen (If.) In Martin's
IlclKhts, Lancaster county, Nebraska, to se
cure tho payment of two promissory notes
dated July 'J7.1IM7, for 76.0il each, Interest H
per rent iiud 10 per cent, coupons nllachod,
all duo.
You aro horoby required to answer snld pe
tition on or leforo Monday, November'., 1&89.
J. H. IlldllOl',
Altoruoy for 1'lalntlir.
Hated. Lincoln, Ncb.,Oct. IS, issy.
(10-liMt)
Notice or l'ublliiitlou.
To Charles Holland and John N. Ualdwln,
uou-rcsideul defendants:
You and each of you will takn notice that
on tho ltth day of October, 1ns9, David A
linn 111. plnlntlir, tiled Ills petition In tho dis
trict com t of Iiiicaster county, Nebraska,
UKafiiHt j oil and others, tho object nnd prayer
of which aro to foreeloooa certain innrncm;o,
executed bv tho ilefondauls, Juiiies K, llnuiu
and Tllllo llauiii to Daniel llaiim, upon that
certain piece or parcel oflaml situated In tho
county of Uinemter nnd HUto of Nebraska,
more particularly known and described ns fol
low", io-u'tt: Tho southwest uuarter of Hoc
tlou numhr Twouty-soveii ('.'7), Town mini
ler Klovendl), ltnui;o number Mix 01), bo
hiKoui) hundred and sixty ncres more or less
acconllui; lo the eovernmout survey thereof,
to secure thepaymentofa certain promissory
nolo datid May -M, IKS,',, for the sum of ifiS,
made by said James K. Ilnum lo said Daniel
llaum.and u hlch nolo and mortiuiuohava beon
duly iikslKiied and transferred to this plalu
tlir; that I hero Is unwdueuiwm said note nnd
morluaKi) tho sum ofty-Vi), with Interest from
xay ). IKS',, at the rlu of 10 per cent, per m
uum, for which sum and Interest tho plnlntlir
prays for n decree that tho defendants lw re
quired lo pay the same or that said promises
may bo sold to satisfy tho amount found duo
on said note and morlrmte; that tho inorlk'sijo
which said Charles Holland has or claims to
havo on said premises may ho decreed to lw
Mibjecl to plalatltrs mortKiiKo and t'lo said
Charles Holland and John N. Ualdwln may
bo foreclosed nnd barred of nil equity of re
demption and right, title nud InUrest In and
tOHuld premises.
You and each of you aro required to answer
snld petition on or Wore ihoiMh day of No
vember, isstt. David a. iiaum.
Ily Pound & llurr, his attorneys.
Dated Oct. 18, IhcW, '10-ltf-lt
E. HIIvIv,tx
I.ATK OK llUOOICIiYN, N, Y
Tailor and Qraper
GENTLEMEN!
I shall display for your Inspection n new and very carefully ictcctcd
Stock, ciniipiUIng many of the Intcst nnd newest 'designs of the Etiroprnn
Manufacturers, nnd I am now prepared to take all orders for innklng up
garments for yenls In the latest styles.
LADIES TAILORING i
Having for seventeen yenri met with great success In Iirooklyn, N. Yi,
hi cutting and making Lndlei Jackets and Hiding Habits, shnll be plcnicd
to receive patronage from tho Indies during the coming season.
I Atn nlso prepared to receive orders for all kinds of Uniforms and
Smoking Jackets.
1230 O Street.
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Stylish Carriages and Buggies,
At all Hours Day or Night.
1ST Hones Hoarded nnd bed of care taken of nil Stock entrusted to in. JB
PRICES RIJASONADLE.
BILLMEYER & CO.,, Proprietors.
Call and Soo Us. Tolophono 435
100 Engraved Calling Cards
And Copper Plate, for $2.50.
If you have a Plate,' wc will furnish 100 Cards from
same, at qJi.50.
WESSEL PRINTING CO.
Courlor Offlco. Tolophono 253. Now Burr Block
1A MAl
UNACQUAINTED WITH TBS GEOGRAPHY or THE COUNTRY, WILL OBTAD
MUOn VALUABLE INFOHMATION TBOM A STUDY OF THIS MAP Or
THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND ft PACIFIC RAILWAY,
Including main llnoe, branches and oxtonslona East and Wost of the
Missouri Itlvor. Tho Dlroct Itouto to and from Chicago, Jollot, Ottawa.
Poorla, La 8alle. Mollnn, Rock Island, in ILX.INOI8 Davenport, Muscatine.
Ottumwa. Oslculoosn, Dob Molnos.Wlntorsot, Audubon. Harlan, and Council
Blutra. In IOWA-Mlnnoapolls and St. Paul, In MINNESOTA Watortown
nnd Bloux Fallo, In DAKOTA Cameron, fit. Joseph, and Kansas City, la
MISSOURI-Oraaha, Falrbury, and Nelson, In NEBUASKA Horton. Topoks,
Hutchinson, Wichita, Bellovlllo, Abllono, Caldwoll, In KANSAS-Pond
Croek, KlnjrflBhor, Fort Bono, In tho INDIAN TEBUlTOBY-ond Colorado
Springs, Donvor, Puoblo, In COLORADO. FREE Reclining Chair Cars to
and from Chicago, Caldwoll, Hutchinson, and Dodgo City, and Palace Sleep
ing Cars botwoon Chicago, Wichita, and Hutchinson. Travorsos new and
vast oroos of rich farming and grazing lands, atrordlng tho boat facilities
of Intercommunication to all towns and cities oast and wost, northwest
und southwest of Chicago, andPnclUa and transoceanic Seaports.
MAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS,
Leading all competitors In splondor of oqulpmont, cool, woll ventilated, and
froe from dust. Through Ooochos, Pullman Sloopors, FREE Rocllnlng
Chair Curs, and (oast of Missouri Rlvor) Dining Cars Dally botwoon Chicago,
Dos Molnos, Council BlutTB, and Omaha, with Froo Reclining Chair Car to
North Platto, Nob., and botwoon Chicago and Colorado Springs, Denvor,
and Puoblo, via St. Joseph, or Kansas City and Topoko. Splendid Dining
Botels (furnishing meals at soasonablo nours) wost of Missouri River.
Callforola ExcurBlona dally, with CHOICE OF ROUTES to and from Salt
Lake. Ogdon, Portland. Lou Angploa, and San Francisco. Tho DIREC7
LINE to und from Pike's Poak, Manltou, Gordon of tho Gods, tho Saultarl
ums, and Scunlo Qrandours of Colorado.
VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE,
Solid Express Trains daily botwoon Chicago and Minneapolis and St. Paul.
With THROUGH Roollnlng Choir Cora (FREE) to and from thoso points and
Kansas City. Through Chair Oar and Slooper botwoon Poorla, SplrltLako,
and 81oux Falls, via Rock Island. Tho Favorito Lino to Plpostone, Water
town, Sioux Falls, and tho Summer Resorts and Hunting and Fishing
Grounds of tho Northwest.
THE SHORT LINE VIA SENECA AND KANKAKEE offora facilities to
travol botwoon Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lafayette, and Council Bluffs, St.
Josopb.Atchlaon, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Minneapolis, and St. Paul.
ForTlokota, Maps. Foldors, or desired informaUon, apply to any Ticket
Pffico in the United Statoa or Canada, or address
E. ST. JOHN,
Ottur) Xwogtr.
LINCOLN, NEB.
LINCOLN HRANCH OF
Max Meyer & Bro..
Wholcule nd RtUtl Dealers in
PIANOS ORGANS
Oftiioral western nuonls for tho Htcln
way, Kimlio, ChlckerlliK, Voso, Krnst
(lahler, llohr llros., Nowhy A I'viius, ana
HlorlliiK
l'lauos mnrkod
In plain lliruros prlcM
always tho lowest for tho grade of pliinot
C. M. HANDS, Manager.
I -12 North 11th Stroot
Finest in the City
J-THE NEW-S
Palace Stables
M St, opp. Masonic Temple.
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
CHICAGO, ILL,. Oto'lTickrtftrMLAccvCr
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