THE
BUSINESS WOITH
Lifb IjsisuRANce
TKWART L. WOODFORD, one of the lending law
yers of New York, said at a banquet recently given in
Boston, where a large number of the most prominent
business men of the country were represented: Gentlemen, in
my experience during the last ten years I have known of
hundreds of thousands of dollars that have been saved to the
estates of men, who have died, through the benefits of life in
surance, the ready money coming in just in time to keep the
estates out of the courts
In this age of speculation when men arc not satisfied with
moderate profits, but seak immediate wealth, the risks of busi
ness are greatly multiplied. To be enterprising now men must
take great risks, and neither ability, cunning or industry can
prevent risks from bringing losses, nor losses from producing
bankruptcy, and this anxiety can be guarded against only by
life insurance, which anticipates and provides for an)' emer
gency which may arise. For a small expenditure one may
go through all the dangers and fluctuations of an entire year,
conscious that his family cannot come to want from his death.
The moral oi this little circular is this: If you have a policy
on your life, do not under any circumstances let it lapse if
possible to keep it in force, and if you have none, remember
that you are taking greater chances than the best and most
successful business men in this country think of taking, and
after you have decided to take a policy on your life, by all
means investigate the Bond and Option Life Policies issued
by the National Life Insurance Company of Vermont, the most
liberal Policies issued by any company ever in existance.
C. L. MESIIIER,
General Agent for Southern Nebraska.
Office 120 North Twelfth Street, Burr Block, Lincoln, Neb.
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Sustain Home Industry.
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Carr's Soap
IS THE BEST.
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Buy It, Try It and You'll Have No Other !
Superb Toilet Soaps
Finest Makes and Guaranteed Pure.
Sold by all Grocers.
1532-1538
THE STORE, o street.
PHILOSOPHY IN COUOHES.
Tlio soo'hing inlluence of a imp on 11 long eusy lounge. A room without a couch of soinu sort is only half finished. Life Is full of
upH and downs, mid nil that saves the sanity of tho mentally Jailed and physleully exhausted fortune llghtei In the eriodl'iil good cry and
the momentary Iosh of consciousness on tho upstairs lounge or old sofa In tho Bitting room. There are time when ko many of tho things
that distract us could bo straightened out mid the way made clear If ono only had a long, comfoi table couch on whoso Milt bosom he could
throw himself, boots and brains, stretch his weary frame, unmindful of tidies and ilrnMry, close IiIk weary eyes, relax tho tension of hi
muscles, and give his hnrrassed mind u chnnco; ten minutes of this soothing nmcotlc, when tint head thiobs, the soul yearns for endless
dreamless, eternal rest, and tho hniulH involuntarily reach out for tho cold lead or a package of rat poison, would uiako tho vision clear,
tho nerves steady, the heart light, and tho star of hoo shlno again.
This Style $14.75 and UP-
Remember we Sell Furniture Cheaper than Anybody.
In addition to our superb lino of couches wo carry a full lino of furniture mid auk you all tocall undllook us oer Iwforo buying. Wo
sell Furnaces, Htoves, Ranges, Carpet, Curtfllns, Queenswnro, Chlimwnre, Umps, Pictures, Ac, &c, at much less than the regular prices
for such goods. Come ana see in.
IlesKcttully,
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Wc place on sale today the largest
llncof Kill Gloves ever shown In the city
anil at prices never hcfoie heard of, style
and quality taken Into consideration. The
goods wcie bought dhect fiom n leading
New York Importer and manufacturer at
much less thnn their real value. Under
stand that these are brand new goods and
nothing hut the best quality oi kid.
Ladles' "Aineilctiii Henuty" 5 hook, Foster's
patent Kill (lloves all shades and black
at iNSe. This glove is actually worth U6o
more limn Foste-'s "Dresden" which Is
sold in other stoics at $1 00, and we have
both to show you for comparison.
Ladies' "Mllford'M button teal Kid Gloves,
all shades mid black at l)-, worth $1.60.
ladles' "Milfoid" 6 hook Foiter'H patent Kid
Glows, nil shados ami black nt $1.10,
worth $1.T6.
Indies' "Mllfoid"T hook Fostei's patent Kid
Gloves, all shades and black ut $1.18
worth $3.00.
Ladles' "Kmpichs"fi hook equal (puillty Kid
Gloves, all shades and black at $1.18
woith $'.!.:.
jidlus'"Kmpiess" 4 hook extra quality Kid
Gloves, all shades and bhick nt $1.(14
woith $3.60.
Indies' "lurlt"ll button lengtn Kid Gloves,
all shades and black at 08o, worth $1.50.
Ladles' "Ilrondwnv" (I button lenirtli K'1,1
Gloves, all shades and black at $1 117
woith $1.08.
Ladles' "t'iown"K-lmtton Iviiglh .Mosqiutnho
Kid (lloves, all shades and black at $1 Til,
worth $J.60.
Ladle-' "Klberon" 5 hook Foslei's patent Kid
Gloves, tans and blown h7c woith $l.!i'i,
Ijidles'gaunlet uudtessel and real Kid Glovs
t $1 b8, worth $!J..M1.
A uioie suitable L'luistuias neseia than
. ihenlsivu could not be found.
! Luili....' i. uiii? iit wi i. .
....tvn Dr,,i,,,n .l,l',n 111. 11M, W(Jll ,,M
Indies' all Silk Mittens at Kile, worth $1 SM.
Ladles' all Hilk Mittens at 08c, worth $1.60.
Liullos'ilouble Hilk Mittens $1,111 worth $1.48.
IjidltV double Silk Mittens 08c, worth $1.48.
IjidlcsMouble tillk Mittens $l.ilt worth $'-'.00.
Indies' wool M Ulcus t7e and 'JOc, worth 60ct
ladles' wool Mittens at 68c, worth 00a
Ijidles' double wool Mittens iRc worthliO cts.
Ladles' double wool Mittens, Angora llned.at
00c, woith OSc.
Misses and Children's wool Mittens ut 'J2c,
!e, !Mlu and SOo, worth double.
Mioses Kid Mittens at 68c, worth OOo.
I-adles' Cashmere Gloves nt 10c, &V. and !Wo.
axwell, Sharpe and Ross Company,
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