LOCAL POLITICS.
1 M tVfMT M'i4 ttMra-M.
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i m fi! Mir vninn nsitmn of
,,,, the- ivlmltiistrntion of count.?
r,,(. h.i fiivo flip rutin4 ctinfilfin of
,,., thrtp la tint mio ngninM
, inn !i fnio. Ihp nrRtimi'iit of
ilihomj, imrrow-niiml1iir-M,
il'ttiitiHitiil to public "fTT
ihwKn tli" other hrtml. rvr-ry
,nn vltpvr-r,r nomine of th People'
(,p.t.f'nt pnrtr should receive a
,,'v n''M t, not only from those who
; , flip principle RPt forth by
'fepresentntife "f th" pflt-tj? in the
,,rnitim, luif: nlmt from nil ritifni
i, (.rliftp tlinf honest, conscientious
rn ulioul.l A" nil pwitio"S of Itiltic
a" t!i heft'l "f "", P"'i"tT tif'krt is
(v! the tinmp oi a ninn nifiiiiint mmm
i political enemy run rain a word of
, it jejuni n nwti or public servant.
,i,jijp A. H. Tilitptt n district jude
nlri'inly established the retmtntion
Mini uiiwer?inir in his line of duty a
ii arbiter of justice. His decisions have
.t with peneral npprobntion, nnd his
Mention to the duties of hi office has
miiviidinir. Judire Tihbetts hns won
he rpKH'ct of nil who have known him in
nlicinl capacity.
With little oimoHition Llms linker was
.nominated for district clerk. The only
.piiosition was on the ground inui mo
IplllOPrnilC UPlfjHirn liiuunm nniMKiiui
im to iiominiite him upon their ticket.
Mr. linker was elected as a Populist, de
clared hiinsell asunaiterauiy pianiea up
n the platform of ourparty.and itis the
iindaiiiental principle of justice to all
lint wins for bun the support oi inose
ot allied to the party organization,
or years Mr. IJaker has been an earnest
,K.nf(ite of the ritrhrsof the producers
if wealth; he has been a pioneer in the
i'eople's Independent party, and upheld
ts principles without fear or favor. In
he administration of the affairs of his
iflice there hos never been raised a ques
iim nf his fairness in the treatment of
hose who had business in his depart
neut. He has served the people well,
ind will be returned for another term of
lervice.
Sheriff Fred A. Miller was amo renomi
ated by a practically uuanimous vote. It
,-n.B also unred in opposition to him that
he Democrats had seen fit to anticipate
he action of the Populist convention,
tut the (jreat majority thought best to
irnore the action ot tne uemocrauc
iarty. That Air. Aimer nas ueen uuunui
o the duties ol his office cannot be de-
ipil even bv those most earnestly seek-
iiit to bring about his defeat. Hisad-
? . . . ,i n c ..i : ...:n
ministration oi tne ohil-b ui utnu win
irinir to him the support of a large mar
jority of the voters of Lancaster county.
Lx-JUayor iveir neeas no iinrouuuuuu
p the people of this county. The nature
bf the opposition to him in his official
cuimcity of mayor of the city oi Lincoln
is Ms best recommendation.
(i. W. lierge will be elected county
judge. A better man for the plnce could
not he found in the county. He hns u
lean record us a man of nitegritj-, judg
ment nnd ability, and his allegiance to
the principles of the People's Party can
not he questioned.
Prof. 11. S. Ho were, who served as
ountv Kuperiutendent several years ngo,
Iwus nominated to resume the position.
Die is a man of ability and strength.
Dr. Lowry will be coroner for the nest
fterm. lie is well known as a physician,
I'liul in the honored president ot the
Sttite Medical Society.
ii. L. uichurdson of West Lincoln, a
man of ability, honesty and integrity,
was the choice of the convention for
county commissioner. He will receive a
henrty support and will serve the county
well.
The Wealth Makers does not wish to
nter into fulsome praise of the candi
dates of the People's Independent Party,
Those nominated who have served in a
public capacity require no further recom
mendationthose who have not, have
records as private citizens beyond re
proach.
WHITE CAPS IN KANSAS
Parmer Caiwell of Eallne County Wall-
treated by Three Mankd Men.
Salina, Kan., Aug. 7. B. F. Cos-
well, a farmer living seven mllea
northwest of here, was called from bis
bed last night by a stranger who said
he had a sick horse half a mile away,
and needed assistance. Coswell
started with the man. Suddenly they
were confronted by two men, who
covered Coswell with rifles, with the
order to throw up his hands. He tried
to escape, when one of the men fired,
the bullet striking him in the head.
and the other man struck him twice
over the head with his riflo, partially
stunning him.
Ihe three t.hon riir.rl rvii'a
hands and gagged him and forced him
to walk a mile and a half, thouirh he
was nearly fainting from loss of
blood. Then a halt was made and a
consultation held, and Coswell says he
overheard
him OUtricrht nr nernpfi-otfl ama
whitecan Ollt.T'urro lirn l!tv Imr ViA
three conspirators evidently became
Irigutened. ntut nfii. .cini;n.
promise from him to say nothing, and
inreateninrr hi lifo it i,o o,.,.,i
, . r . iiu mill Ji.tju
Qisclose their identity, they fled.
"iter wandering for some time Cos
well succeeded in reaching home. He
CUIlg jr()m a v,ry ba(1 scajp
wound, but will recover. No cause is
!?!!" ,for lhe outrage, and there is
"Hue Clue to the nernet ral.nra
sTatk of Ohio, City of Tolkiio, )
I itu ( or m y. f
.,,,"NK '' HH'N,:Y miikPH onlh that h. Is the
ior ,,n n,.r t thu linn of V. J. Chunky A Co.,
iiii: lnis.il(lw iu ,, nty (, .,.,,,,, , limilv 111Kl
s , ' '"""''M.nnO (hut wiiil firm will pnv ih,
i .,1 UNK IIU.NPHKI. liOI.I.AIIS lor ,.,!,
i.v I , "!"',',"' 'n""'l ' ""t rnnimt tin niroil
i 'li'Miwol Hall's Cat-jukii runic
S,,r, . I-HANK .1. C1IKNKY.
i rji ; tlim tiiu tiny ot liwvinbur, A,U. IHM).
A. W. (H-ICMlN.
Ilnir.,. ,. ,. ... 1 '
'ln.. iiv . 'nR"1 Interniillv nml nrtg
hvki, , I! Ill8,bl1""1 nincouii Bur!uiB ol the
r-niu for tiHtiiniHilnlH, fri-e
Wealth Makebi Tub. Co.,
Lincoln, Neb.
"eoaterlUoKers, 104:1 OBt.
f Hp I'rixtru'lltp and on-frodnotlte
twnprtilri of Land t'onlranted
t'ontlnni'il from IM pupi;
thronuh rent, or otherwise, without com
t limit ion.
It tiikp from the honest toilers that
liidi in iiPi essary to give them life and
linppim-Hi),
'to limit individunls or co-operstive
bodies to millii'lt nt land for their respec
tive occupation would tie denling out
jiiMticp to all and special privileges tc
none.
The f ii tt if is the nuttiral heritngp of all
the people anil should lie held nnd trans
ferred by law for the equal benefit of the
hitmnn family.
To insist on rent is practically savins
that soiiip havp a better right to the free
bounties of nature than others, that
some have n right to enjoy the hard
pfiiiiiiig of others without compensa
tion, t lint chat tel slavpry is right, etc.
To insist on holding land for use only
is prnctieally saying that all have an
eonal right to the natural opportunities
regardless of sex or nge, that all have
nn equal ngnt to lifeand its enjoyments,
etc.
TO UK CONTINI KI).
We wish our renders to notice the
change in advertisement of the Stock
Fountain Company, on which they have
placed a view of their fountain. It will
be observed at once, that their claim of
strength and durability is shown. Their
remark regarding sending a trial order,
express prepaid, and only requesting
money forwarded if found satisfactory,
is evidence that the fountain is a success,
and thecompany takes all risk in having
tt tried, and surely all stock raisers
Aliould have one.
It would not be reasonable to suppose
that a small stock fountain of any des
cription could answer the purpose of
watering horses, or cattle, lor reason a
herd of horses or cattle about a tank
would require eight or ten fountains to
aupply them. Large stock are supposed
to drwk from the fa;;, r or this reason
the Stock Fountain Company only pro.
duce a Fountain that waters small stock,
especially tuirs.
It is now conceded by all who have
tried it, that a single trough that does
not hold any hot water to be consumed
before a fresh supply conies down, is the
proper thing, and the judgment ol all
readers will appreciate tins as ueing
correct.
The Stock Fountain Company present
ed its fountain at the Fat Stock Show
held at Chicago, and the managers of
the State Hoard of Agriculture of Illinois
issued full commendation to this foun
tain as being the best stock fountain
ever presented for watering stock. No
fonntaiu received a diploma or premium
for watering small stock in fact, none
tried competition in this line with the
Jiake City. All ottier lountains Deing,
floats, competed in the chicken depart
ment and a diploma was awarded in this
department.
We present a very thorough testimo
nial letter from W. M. aniDiug tX ssou,
lartre stock breeders who are now using
one dozen; read this carefully and be con
vinced, and send for trial fouutuin, or
bavevour implement dealer send for
you. Always note your express station
when addressing communications to
Stock Fountain Company, Lake uty,
Iowa.
MASH1NE TO BIND CORN
Another Groat Invention of Io teres
to Farmers
"A torn bindurl what is that?" "Come
out and see for yourself," said R. II. Bin-
ford, state agent for the McCormick
company. The inquisitive reporter went
and he saw a machine cut corn, tie it up
in bundles tight and tidy, nnd lay them
aside to be shocked in proper time. Did
it work? Well it did. There was not a
hitch in theoperation, and, from the way
the machine operated the writer is in
cliued to believe that it would cut and
bind hickory saplings.
The test was made on Wm. Clark's farm
at Thirty-third and 0 street. There wae
a larcre attendance ol interested specula
tors, who followed the machine as it cut
and bound the stalks, and tins is what
they say:
Lincoln, Neb., August 1, 1895.
"We, the undersigned, having wit
nessed an exhibition trial of the McCor
mick Corn Binder on the farm of William
Clark, near Lincoln, Nebraska, are
pleased to testify as to its ability to do
the work for which it is manufactured, in
a thoroughly workmanlike manner, and
we consider a corn binder to b one ol
the greatest luborsavinginnchinesmade.
It is just as essential on the farm as the
grain binder. It does its work bettei
than could have been expected, the drult
is verv liuht for the amount of work
done, and we can cheerfully recommend
it to farmers who nave corn to cut. it
has the appearance of being very strong
and durable.
William Garland, Wm. II. Meyer, J. J.
Meyer, L. 1). Clifton, J. A. Ilutsook, K.
M. Shellaberger, Geo. Garland, 10. F.
Fassett, L. W. Day, M. II. Casey, Oscar
Law, W. K. Young, Wm. M. ( lark, J. W.
Crist, C. N. Crandall, John Fisher, W. II.
Sullivan, A. Allen, J. Lanienison, S. Pa
gan, J. N. Fyer, J. M. Adams, W. H.
Taylor, O. IV. Tillinnn, W. Wilterdring,
Wm. Kaup, Win. Lud wig, Newton Spence,
1). Latture, II. L. Ludwig, T. B. Spence,
John O'Donnld, John Snyder, Henry
Wilson, John Thompson, T. S. Boyer, C.
It. Zellos, Chas. W. Barry, II. W. Buck,
J. K. Reynolds, A. ,1. Gustafson, C. If.
Andruss, .1. Bet ten, Thomas Calkins, C.
Wismer, U.S. Moore, Fred O. Dean, H.
M. Wright, J. T. Beach, W. R. Horn, M.
II. Bench, R. 11. Johnson, A. II. Burton,
J. 11. Trompen, Elias Baker, A. C. Shar
nick, Z. Z. Henley, W. E. Clements.
Another exhibition vvns given at Col
lege View and here are the expressions of
opinion:
We the undersigned members o? the
Lancaster County Farmers Club, have
this day witnessed the working of a Mc
Cormick Corn Binder on a farm near
College View, Nebrnskn, and we are
pleased to indorse it as being a machine
thoroughly adapted to the work that it
is made for. We lind it a very light draft
machine considering the work that it
will do. Wo think it will save, the fodder
in better shape than can be done by
hand, or by any machine that wo have
ever seen iii the field. It has the appear
ance of being n very durable mad ,
and we can recommend it to any one
wanting a machine lor thu purpose for
which this machine is made.
Coi.i.KtiK Viicw, Neb., Aug. 1, 'i5.
J. V. Wolfe, Lincoln; S. W. Beardsley,
and Mbsohit0lf pun paint for salt by th
Standard Glass and Paint CoMCor
nr 11th and II St, dealers In paints,
oils, psJntsr's supplies, glass, sto., Lin
ooln, Nsb,
College View; A. Green amy re, Lincoln; J
Bhuewell, Cheney; J. P.Clark, Cheney; J
S. Houseman, Lincoln; L. tt. Ieavitt,
Lincoln; ('. L. Kenorta, Lincoln; D. E.
Bixliy, College View; P. C. Wilson, Lin
coln; W. P. Stewart, College View.
Sknsiiu e. An old sea-captain writes
to J. C. Ayer & Co. that he never goes to
sea without a supply of Ayer's Pills.
HAVE YOU FIVE
OR MORE COWS?
If no a " Baby " Cream Separator will earn Its enut for
you every year. Why continue an Interior system
another year at ao great a lews f Dairying Is now the
only profitable feature of Agriculture. Properly o in
ducted It always pays well, and must pay you. You
need a Separator, and you neel the IlKNT, the
"Baby." All styles and capacities. Prices, $75.00
upward. Bend (or new lbUS catalogue.
THE DE LAVAL SEPARATOR CO.,
Branch Offices : General Office:
ELGIN, ILL. 74 00RTLANDT ST.. NEW YORK.
NERVE F000
Band for a pack airs of tha
Famous and fraolous
Kanaadr lcraa. Dr. J.
A. ml eaiDL, lull Hubbard Court, Chleaco.
FOR SALE.
I have for Rale some deHirahle small
farms and unimproved landx situated
near Des Arc, county Bent of Prairie Co.,
Arkansas, which I will sell on favorahle
terms to good industrious people. For
further information address,
B. F. HEINE,
les Arc,
ArkanHUK.
Nebraska Pant and Suit Co.,
1 2 1 7 O Street,
(West Half of Trunk Factory.)
All Wool Pants Made to Order
First-clnKS and gnarantoed to Ot,
1:1, $4, t'i, ii: and upwards.
BUSINESS SUITS,
$15, $18, :"0, and np.
Popular Prlres. Uooils sold by the yard, and
Ends for Hoy's 1'antg, Etc.
Few uncalled for Pants and Suits at Your Own
Price, hend for samples and prices.
O. R. OAKLEY. J. E. THOMPSON.
O. N. HOLCOM, Cutter.
WINGER'S wp.Kll
FEED GRINDER
-k MONEY MAKER
AND SAVER."
A double Grinder with three
burrs. Center draft. Can be
attached to any make ot pump
ing wind mill. E. B. WINGER, C
632 Kenwood Terrace, Chicago, IIU
CHAMBERLAIN
Commercial College,
Is now offering special inducments to
all parties wishing to study Bookkeep
ing, Mathematics, Shorthand, Type
writing, Penmanship, Latin, Trigenome
try, Commercial and Itailroud Telegra
phy. Special attention given to prepara
tory work for State University.
OUR FACULTY.
W. S. Itt.EWEU.YN, M A.,
Principal Commercial Department
W. G. OH A Lit E III. A IN,
Principal Shorthand Department and Lec
turer on Commercial Law.
BERT E. I1ETT8.
Official Court Reporter.
B. M. TRUE,
Principal Telegraphy and Railroad Busi
ness Departments.
J. C- OLSON,
Principal Penmanship Department
N. C.ABBOTT,
Latin, Trigonometry, etc.
Call or write for special rates during
summer months.
Lansing Theatre Building,
LINCOLN. - - NEBRASKA.
Phink FHOM Tank. lias the right sized drinking cup; can be attached to tank,
barrel or pipe in live minutes, nnd each time delivers water direct from receptacle.
alvo seat being two inches m body of
freeze in winter; also nets as locknut, making all solid.
1 ho price of our fountain, if satisfactory, is $3.00, and will pay for itself each
week in a herd of ten pigs. As it costs nothing to try, send for one nnd bo con
vinced by your own judgment. Agents nnd dealers wanted in every locality.
Order through implement dealer or Stock Fountain Co., Lake City, Iowa.
Stock Fountain Co., Lake City. In.: Gentlemen.
tton on our two hog (arms r of your fonntninx, and
ho l ake city Is us far nhead of them as a -'lf llimliT is superior to the old OhIV.
We are pleased lo note that the lunliirlty of stock breeders and farmers are now nlng them to
the exclusion of nil others, as undoubtedly the bet.
as the groat snvlng of time, Inbor anil food and Increase ot tut by giving fresh nnter, Is wonderful.
He have followwl very cnrefully your directions and used our own Judgment reuarding the
watering ot stork the same as feeding. A great
ng anl not enongh to watering. We find old and
never think of watering our chickens when using the
venience them from using the fountain. The lountains are Multam in l'rn, nr firme.
All tbess ar szcellent reform books
and should bs read by ereryons. Ad
dress all orders to this paper.
The Wealth Makers from now until
NoTsmbur 1st for ouly 80c Get up a
dub.
mmm
Defeat's
NEAR
SHELBY, NEB
General Coxey and Governor Waite.
SPECIAL TRAINS
Will be Ran from LINCOLN, . YORK, AND YALLEY.
IT WILL BE A "HUMMER."
FUIlTIIEIt r.VHTICI I.AKS NEXT WEEK.
Smith Premihh
Typewriter
la the moat simple, most dat
able, the easiest to operata and therefor eapabl
f moat speed, lend (or catalogue and prleaa.
Address. No. WIS rarnam St., Omaha,
$195
Biys tlis Piaijo
LAID DOWN AT YODR DOOR.
FULL SIZE
UPRIGHT GRAND
Finished In ROSKWOOD, MAHOGANY,
or FANCY WALNUT,
Guaranteed for 5 Years
Bj the Oldest and Most Reliable Music Hons
in Nebraska, For particulars write
A. IIOSPE, Jr., Omaha, Neb.
(Mention this paper.)
METAL and WOOD TOO I
FOOT POWER """tStf&Mf.
LATH K8, roaa hhh, H1PIIIEDV
CIuci'UB stwa u4 MnbniHCn I i
We carry In Btoca all tne
I Pa nlM Fot P
LbHUIIIW Machinery .
HVJ'B VERY LOW PRICES!
aendioents for large mm. uataiog.
THE WILKINSON CO..
83 Randolph SU, Chicago.
DoMe'a Aluminum CofltoBeoBomUeri
FITS ANY COFFEE POT
Pre Trial No Kkk needed to settle. Keepe t
blackens. We guarantee oar 1
Thai Cnffea urnmr., and riflbttr ooffee. I
71 Kmnnmiwr 10 niaae wuer.i
D.l with 1-a Iu. Ws allow I
pnat CO. each jtorcbarer one sreek's I
Paid OUC trl" 're, and If not satis-1
w wm rerano tne monej.
ARTHUR L. DORIB ft CO.
311 Wibuk AraCUoa, UL
$75 A MONTH
and .xpenuk Lftdv or
UidU SMplM fTM.
A prm.n.nt titu.lioa
luiuM. Writ, today. AddmaP.O.ftot &80H,ltMto., lufc
Experionce teaches that
au article is best and
meets all claims made,
when seut out on its
merits by a company,
they prepaying express
and requesting no money
forwarded until same
proves satisfactory after
trial. This we do with
our fountain, if not satis
factory only requesting
it returned to express
office.
The Lake City Au
tomatic (Stock Foun
tain waters 50 to 150
pigs daily; perforins the
same service for sheep,
calves and poultry.
Horses and Uattlk
witter (as with no other fountain) cannot
WrsT I.iukrtt, la., Jnly ?:)rd. ISM.
We ft re pleitsed to say that we Imvo In opera-
some of other make, but nil things consult-nut,
We wlxh you could rouvinie all to try one.
many hog raisers pay too much attention to leed-
yonng pigs work them in a tew hours, ami we
fountlnns. Rings In hog's noses (In not incon
I
r
he pet I
vt . ., 1, a sun Ml Nl.1,
Proprietors Blnck Herd L'. S. Poland China Hogs.
AuKUst 10th to 24th inclusive, the
Northwestern line will sell tickets at one
fare for the round trip. Choice of routes
from Chicago. Make your plans to go
by this short Hns east. City office 117
Bo. 10th 8. Depot Cor. 8th and S. 6td
HARVEST
AT-
Famous Grove,
AUG
LINCOLN NORMAL UNIVERSITY,
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.
STUDENT'S CAW EVTZB AT AWT TIME. HO BHTBAVOH EXAM IaTATIOaTS.
The bst building's and qnlpmnta. Th ablest faoulty and tho moat aatla-
factory work. Common asmaa oonrsa of study. If yon ar a
tsaonar you will bs lntsrastsd In th following i
Normal Course.
FIRST YEAR.
rLL BEMBBTBB, It W1EH. WIRTia StUISTtE, IS WIIIS. StIUUIB StUISTSB. IS WIIIS.
First Terra, Second Term, Third Term, Fourth Term, Fifth Term, Sixth Term,
8 weeks. 8 weeks. S weeks. Swreks. 8 weeks. 8 weeks.
Orthoepy. School manajt. Geography. Geography. History. History.
Arithmetic, Arithmetic. Arithmetic. Arithmetic Hnokkeeplna;. Word Analysli
Grammar. Grammar. Grammar. Physiology. Physiology. Civil (JuT'm't.
Mental Arlth. Penmanship. Heading. Vocal Musis. Drawing. Drawing.
Debating. Dstatlng. i)ebatlng. Debating. 'DebaUng. l)Ftintlng.
Physical Cult. Physical Cult Physical Cult. Physical Cult. Physical Cult. Physical Cult.
SECOND TEAR.
Algebra. Algebra. Algebra. Plane Geom. Plane Geom. Solid Geom'try
1 1. at. Lessons, tl-at. Lessons, tl. at. Lessons. 'Caesar. fCaeaar. fCananr.
Khetorlc, Rhetoric. Rhetoric. Physical Geos;. Botany. Botany.
Gen'l History, Gen'l History. Uen'l History. Eng. History. Eng. History. Political Econ.
Prin. olEdu, School Mngt. Physics. Physics. Biology. Zoology.
Ele. Science. Kle. Science. 'Kle. Science. Kle. Hclenc. 'Els. Science. Kle. Science.
Literature. 'Literature. 'Literature. 'Literature. 'Literature. 'Literature.
'One a week. fLatla Is optional In this course.
Ton can get In addition to tha ahore the Preparatory, Pedagogic, Scientific, Literary, Classic,
Business, Shorthand, Music, Band, Orchestra, Oratory, Telegraphy, Kindergarten, Fine Art, or
Pen Art Course.
EXFEHSEB.
It is cheaper to attend school here than It is to stay at home. la any of the regular courses we girr
Tnltlon, Board, and Room tor on term for. ... .... f 24 00
Tuition, Board, and Boom lor one year for ........ 12a (M)
Writ to us lor catalogue and particulars. Address,
4 LIWCOI.V SOBHAX. UNIVERSITY,
HILL M. BELL, President. Bormal,
JOHN CARK, Vic President. Lincoln, Sabraska.
Summer
Call at Us College, Corner 11th & 0, or address,
Ixincoli Bsiless College,
Why Not Live in Lincoln?
I have a well-improved ei(?ht-acre farm for sale three miles southeast from the
Postofflce. It is near two colleges and between them and the city, and is adapted
to fruit, garden, dairy or poultry raising. A good house, barn, plenty of water,
some timber and all conveniences. Here is the farm where you can live near the
city and enjoy all its conveniences and have a farm large enough to make your own
living. I will gell for f 1,000 less than it cost me one year ago on account of wish
ing to change my occupation. Jo mortgages. No trade. Address,
J. GIVENS.
Box 583, Lincoln, Nebr.
Make Your Own Cheese.
For one dollar C. E. Kittinger of Powell, South Dakota, will
end you ten rennets with complete instruction for making cheese
at home with such simple apparatus as everyone now has. No
other outlay than the dollar which will be refunded to you if you
fail. Three pounds of cheese in place of one pound of butter.
Which will bring the most in your market?
BOARDING, FEED AND SALE STABLES.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, HARNESS
anil lllryplra. at t'mrtorw irr". Work guaranteed n1 a to per
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m.n the lstest st v leu snd Improvements and reduced prices. It has at)
"1 titfklu. pages and is t fie largest and aiost complete ratsloKiie ever Issued.
WftMte-V. Bend tor lb It srec, Jtlltainrt'arrla., I'tarlnmaU, 4IU.
democratic party." it tne om man ot
the Sun will only look a little to the
front he will find that the democratic
party would never again capture the
free silver people. Weatherford (Tex.)
Leader. .
...iM:iissasaw.
PICHCi
20th.
School
Mr. C. I). Griffin, who Is wsll known to our students aa teacher si
Mathematics for five yours at the Lincoln Business College.untll a year ago,
has again associated himself with o. and will conduct a Summer school,
devoting his time to aperlal Instruction In Arithmetic and other studies
taught in the public schools. Tuitllon, (1 per week.
The tuition in the Business, Shorthand, and Penmanship Is reduced for
the months of June, July and August to fit lor tea weak.
D. R. LILLIBRIDGE, Pres.
FIRST-CLASS EQUIPMENTS
AND aCST ATTENTION.
Tljc Windsor Stables.
W. A. REESE, Proprietor.
10124: L Street,
LINCOLN, KKB.
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did mine."
On sale by all drurglsta. Book on Heart
and Nerres sent FREK Dr. Miles Medical
Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Dr. Miles' Reiaedies Bestore Ecdth.