Nebraska Newspapers

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Every bmlv is threshing now d..js.
Tuesday and Wednesday, H«‘! VVcil
I should snort.
Orrin Manchester was l« the d'Y
over night Tuesday.
Oapt Wlnkeimau.d P lfyouplei.se
that means Justice of the Peace, Hu*
does that sound any how.
Wiliam Criss had a break down tlii
week. He undertook to thresh ham
mers before they were ripe.
* The lecture by Prof I, A Wil-oe,
Wednesday night was well delivered
and highly *ppr< elated by hi* audience
Fresh Bread every morn
ing 5 cts., a loaf. Cake every
Sat urday at A. E. Chase’s.
Mr. A. E. Chase and Miss Burrowes.
the milliner at Mr. Chase’s store, went
to Chicago Wednesday, to select a stork
of fall and winter goods.
The Grand Master of the Nebraska
Masonic Lodge,came in Wednesday, to
be present at the laying of the cornet
stone of the school house.
Jennie- No man can love a girl w ill,
a white lace and red nose. Rocky
Moun ain Tea will make them change
places - then you're ull right.
R. I.. Christianson purcheseu a «!«*■*'
ter section of Nebraska soil Ibis week
from Ed. Taylor of Ashton, considera
tion *1,000, R h. Is getting there w ith
both feet.
♦Ve were in error last week In stat
ing that l’rof. Davis of Ord, lectured at
the M. E. church. It was a I’rof. Da
vlsnn. Wo were wrongly informed ui.d
were not corrected bv parties who knew
ami had an opportunity to do so.
John Cbipllcwikl, an enterprising
farmer of Oak Creek made us a call
Tuesday and subscribed for this great
family paper. John lias 70 acres of
lifted corn and 125 acre* of wheat, ami
all of which Is a very good crop.
We have for sale a full supply of
blank mortgages, deeds, land leases,
notes and mortgage notes on hand. All
printed on best tpialilv paper and art* of
the best forms and print. Warranty
deeds to conform with county deed
records.
A card received by Win Rowe from
Mr. M II. Smith, announces that he was
then passing through the lloosac Tun
nel of Mass., when he wrote the card.
He says the streams are very much
smaller than they ysed ro bo and that
the face of the country very much
changed since he, Mr Rowe, left it.
We have used Chamberlain's Cough
Hemed.v in our boms for many years and
bear cheerful testimony to Its value as
a medicine which should be in every
family. In coughs and colds we have
found it to be efficacious ami in croup
and whooping cough in children we
deem It indispensible.- II P. Kitteu,
4127 Fairfax aye., St. Louis, Mo. For
sale by Odendahl Bro’s.
Mr. Charles Beale, a stone cutter of
Grand Island, came up Wednesday to
change the inscription on the coiner
stone of the new school house. The
inscription as ordered bv the boaid of
education, and placed on the stone, was
plain "August 8th lHOO,” and was chang
ed by the authority of someone, just
who at the present has not been deter
mined, to read ‘laid by the Masonic fra
ternity August 10th 1899.'’
K. S, Kay burst has added to bis stock
of farm machinery a corn harvester,
which works about the same as a self
binder, This is a machine that is des
tined to come tuto general use in this
country in the near future, as the feed
question is going to com pel I greater
economy of fodder just as our vacant
land is mere generally farmed.
The Populists held their ’.own-lop
primary election last Saturday? and
nominated the following officers
for Loup City township; I M Polskl,
supervisor, J. Phil. Jaeger, Treasurer
F K. Brewer, clerk, J. A. Angier, treas
urer, Jacob Wiukelman, Sr., Justice of
Hi* Peace, 1‘tie township committee
men ar<: J. W. Zink, John Carpenter,
and Itepiesentative John Vsndegrift.
I’rof M. II. Mead, the principal of
our high school is oil on a lUhmg ex
cursion when one would naturally "Op
pose he would t e selling the example
to our corps of teachers of alien* n g
the teachers institute now in session >’
this place. The two extra grades which
have I ren so sadly neglected In our
school* will require mm m,. |*r„f
well Informed In ediu aiiot.sl matter"
WorJ ohm to I hi* tfllv I **i M i >n | *,
tn<>rutng Ibal a uni n| Jaiui'a l.nng liv
lug li#ar l.ltihtl#l.| *»< ar*<|.I»mf I * ai l
|>r»l>ab'y loilU tliui laal Mituniai M «•
■cam llir h# an«l mnh» utbwia «rn> out
|>tt king < h«»k# t brrrt#* aa>t ahrn I hr)
• •til In lit* aagiui I • rilmh laa an *»h|
Mil# ahuh an lying In ih»* hot tun of
Ib# a ag 'ii b I a*a » vi.lnntly ilui hatg
•«l. *k* ^*11 taking iffml In lh« bi|i ami
I '.ntlng out oral lb# atkltuurn l.kltu
W # hat# •.!*• # Iran,t il tbal II * i. * ah I
gun ami ibal lb# not a i bam va in. »*
lull'll V* a null
t b# lay lug uf lb# Vutnvr *1*11# u| lb#
•*» a*ab**ol I till.ling aw|»itMiw< lu>M
aonaaacfn * anil a . ... , i,
•la* omtoi lb# aoanirna of lb# U *•-■•<!•
Itatrinli) ilni'g# H<*» «ut lit4*«*| VI
of Ibal ofitw* bating ubaig# ut lb «#
rrni.ml** klwntl !H* h#i>|ii# a#r#i>u lb«
g ««•**« <1 lo alia#«« ib# i... *»!*»« All#*
• b» •**•!.# »a* lat.l J#»i** Wad it#l|«#inl
a *b.*fl wtalii.n a|t H ah m* I* m.m>
**m at*t*rt>t«#i4(« •n.n* • ho* ib# ibi
bnlog « b**•**•»11 bo* b# *tkw*f b»»
»‘kil*o amt U»*ui.**#4 lb# y#uy>V.
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The happiest couple in the World
diouM lie admit hu-hand and ii blind
w Ifa both rating Rocky M outitaiii Tt a
33 cents
‘ What tin* matter «»l(l m.-otf Been
losing on wheat ?'* S'o nor that, forgot
to take Rocky Mountain Tea 1 i*t m. in
Wife said I'd bn sick to-day
Mr. Hoekner ■ h« Tailor has Ju*t re
ceived a full line of samples of tall am)
winter goods, ('.til on him if you are
in need of winter clothing.
Prof. Met'all, ami ex-county Miterin
tendent of public iostni tion, of Valley
county, wa in the city I'm sday. II*
attended Inst itute a short lime.
“Sister" Miss Anna •Jentirlehs, who
spent Imr vacation here with her par
ents, returned to the Evangelical Dea
coness Home and Hospital at Sr. lends, i
last Tuesday morning.
The enrollment at the leacher's insti
tute has been steadily Increasing for
the past week until the e is now nearly
seventy enrolled. This is the largest [
attendance we have had for several |
years.
Cabinet Photos t)t) cents per'
do?, at Leschinsky’s Studio
open every day except Satur
days. Come and see samples.
The lecture by Prof. Ed. A. Ott
which was delivered la the M. K church
last evening was largely attended and
those present speak very highly of it.
It was instructive ami practical through
out.
BE (JOOD TO YOI'RSEt.F and good
to your freiuds. When .you treat a
freiml to whiskey give him the best,
HARPER Whiskey is the beverage for
your freiuds ami for you.—HOLD BY ■
T. A. Ei..«nkis. Loup City. Neb
Do uot fail to see Draper tlie photo
grapher, He in in Loup City now
with his photo ear ami will remain i
but a few weeks. Loup City people 1
are seldom given an opportunity tts |
get such lovely pictures.
The Rev. W. B Costly, of Stock- j
bridge, (»a., whi e attending to Ids pus
torts) duties at Ellen Wood, that state.!
was attacked by cho era morbus. II<
says; “By chance I happened to get
bold of a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and I
think it was the means of saving my !
life. It relieved me at once.1' For salt- ;
by Odendahl Pro's
The service of the IN ION PACIFIC
via Omaha or Kansas City Is unexcelled
and consists of Palace Sleeping !'ars.
Buffet Smoking and Library-Cars, Din
ing-Cars, meals a-la-carte, Free Reclln
ing-Chalr Cars and Ordinary Sleeping
Cars.
The Union Pacific is the route for
summer travel.
For full informal ion about tickets,
stop-overs, or a finely illustrated book
describing “l’he Overland Route" to
the Pacific Coast, cation W. I). Cijf
ton, Agent
About one mouth ago my child which
is fifteen months old, bad an attack of
diarrhoea accompanied by vomiting, i
gave it such temodies as are usually !
given in succ cases, but as nothing gave
relief, we sent for a physician and it
was under his care for a week. At this
time the child had been sick for ahent |
ten days and was h iving about twenty
five operations of the bow ies every I
hour, and we were convinced that un
less it saoo obtained relief it would not j
live, <'bamberlaius Colic, Cholera and j
and Diarrhoea Remedy was recommend
ed, and I decided to try It, I soon no j
con- j
tmued use a complete cure was brought
about and and it Is now perfectly heal
thy.— C L. Botins, Stumptown. Gilmer
Co., W. Ya. For sale by Odendabl Bro's,
\V. II, Brown, of Rockville township
male us a pleasant fall last Saturday
Mr. Brown left us a copy of the David
City News from which we extract a
letter wriiten by James Mailley, Chap
lin of th« First Nebraska Yoluntiers,
also of the populist Nehru k.i Legisla
ture of 117 The letter i< on the first
page of tills l-sue. and, although, It
cuines fiom a |«ypulist it I- patriotic
i anil so unlike the rot coped h\ the
limes Independent and that advanced
i by Mr Itrvan But tlu n Mr Mailley
j v rite* from aciual experience In %> rvicc
| and lh*' limes Independent generally
gal lief a it* *«uii e «,f inform cum to mi
i|ie World Herald or Nebraska L.de
j pendent tinlc,-- olio l wise eot,tribute,I
j by local otll *4* sf| nl'f*
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HI ruing IH ,I (»>•• Unit) la.* \ t «r obi
l**b* girl Ml \|r iru.I Mr* A K • h.rt
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n mtlrn ft*r burial. »In r» Iht *• . I *|.
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AS MOBN t’KMI KM T OA It I»“.
liHiMAN EVANt.fcl.H’AI, MHVIl >.>.
Next Sam' Viva • I Jill ! i • ill i e tier.
Wall Evangi’lii t.i services u;j K, '«n Hi ihe
m’|'Ii:i. a t t Ahton nit.*: atterauuo, jo d
on A inch . An f ast Will, In tills < Uy at t)■«>.
Jt.ii i: a rhnr h .,t : p, m,
Al '. iltiiMKIi II Pu-p r
At fHK »l. K. fltt.io I
| Mulct., inutulHt/ August I<1 1SU. ultho M. r,
|church. -object; -Self A< m • I.' iinnlnr.
Quartet i.i lnreUug. a lien U* . ' Smith will
pri B*h Monday n timing Amt. Hlli at la a ,1
m. Quarterly Conference will la m ill. \ . li |
is I lie last eon fere nee of U*e year, every nfttria I i
1 - rei|iiesie,l to do llielr best to attend noil all '
meuilii isof the church awl eoierreitutlt n are
Ihvite i to lie present
There will l>e regular servlei h beginning
August 111 by Rev. Maurice E. Wright of
Iowa at Roup City nt In a in . ut Austin
at 8 p. in.: and ut Rockville, w p. tn. Ever , -
limlrls cordially Invited to come.
Per Rev. L. U. savoh, D. 1).
Synodical Stipe of Home Miss ions
for Nebraska.
l it** following n i» list h« published
last week, of teacheis enrolled at the In
stitute also those who h ive heon enroll
ed this week :
Names. I*, o. Address,
Grace Kav. I.oiifi <:Iry, Vet),
Georges Goulet, Mason City, *•
Emma O Andctson, Loup t jry, *•
Frankie Inks, ••
Ellen L-.fholm, * •• *•
Sarah Lofiiottn, •* •• ••
Raugliehl Nelson, treadla
Belle Mullek, I,c,up City. *•
Blanche Bogun. Rockville, **
Ida (arperiter, Altai in, “
Nettle Conger, Limp tJit v, ••
N Ilia II lyes. Austin,
Mabel Vann-ny, Rockville “
Ml** W. A lieveH Austin,
Mrs. Minnie, Dooil, Ll'eliflehl,
Mata Stevens, •* ••
Mamie Murphy, “ “
Mabel Flint, “ '•
Gertrude Raton,
Ella Conner, Coup City “
Maud Fletcher. Itoelus, “
,1 F Nicoson, Loup City, “
'V. II. Kennedy, '■ *' *•
Julia Howe, ..
Nietnu Con verge, " •• *■
Minins Gilbert, " " »•
Mrs. J. W Junes, *' “
Miss Retry Young, •* " '*
Bessie Emery, “ “ •*
Lora O. Smith, * * *•
Minnie Croston, Hazard, *•
It. E, Artliaud, Ashton, “
Ells Reed, Arosdis,
Beulah Knapp, Loup City, *•
Emma Peterson, Loup City, *•
Maria C< Hillebrandt, St l’aul,
Goldie, M. Vanscoy, Haventis.
Nellie M. Johnson, Westerville,
Ed a Stephens, Rockville,
Maud Stephen*, ** _ **
Ed a Nehler, Ashton,
Almee Whitman, Arcadia, “
Saldce Whitman, “ "
Minnie Hickman, Loup City, “
Ella Inscho, Litchfield, *'
Laura Gray, ** .*•
Edna Williams, Ashton, •*
F, W. Sta ks, Litchfield, “
I). K. Mowery, Arcadia. *
Su*a Throckmorton, Divide, “
Hattie ” ” ••
I. llllan \ Ightlimgle, Loup City,
Francis Ford, •• •*
«l. S Knight, *• ■* *•
tj. F, Johnson, ** *‘ “
II. L. Teeter, * “
Eflk* Zimmerman, •* '•
Minnie Chapman, Loup City,
Alice Tanfceruian, Rockville, “
Caaslu Robinson, Litchtield, *•
Marv E. .Screen, Ravenna, “
E Holcomb, I.oup City, "
Myra Rubeck, St. Paul, “
Helen Xewberir. Sweetwater, "
Maud Reynolds, Loup City, “
O E. I.etiicim-ui, Arcadia,
Rosa Helium, Litchfield,
♦ • ♦
KX POSITION srKClALS
A Si'k Loom i i full operation, show
ing the growth of the tn my c al ored
threads into patterns of heuutt.
An Ice making machine iu operation
The bed in which President, Lincoln
died.
The famous Libby Prison exhibits.
The table tit which General Giant
and Lee arranged the Surrender
Relics from the Mexican War
A Filipino Villa ' •
Cactus PI nuts 15 feet High
The dive by a lady from a height
of (JO feet into a lake of water.
Ilageiibacks trained wild animals.
The Venetian Musical Carnival <>u
the Lag on- Hawaiian Singers,
An immense camp of Wildest la
dams from all parts of America.
Capture I cannon from Porto Rico
C dm and the Philippines,
\Vv«lii«-duy iitnriiing A ZmU hml
.l.iiui - Burnett name to town and re*
Ito the >|ii nil lloii they be lived
t In re wry a era*, v man below town mid!
mining tin* Way, they bad overtaken j
li I in an>l ‘fling them vmi m>iii< thing i
wrong lit** inked Iihii wliltlnr be bud
bud hi* !im.ikf«»t and u|moi rerelving u
negative »u»v*r they a»ked It Ini to rule
to town w hfb In* H fuM'tl, und lurob g
iw *v from iln'tii In* (it I till the b-ud
from u wild Min llnwer and ale It The
*h*tH Went to inner bint and fontnl '
turn about a on e nut, mining > n toward j
'nan. ||n brought Hint Hi and |ilamil
hnn Hi j »il He |« a in in oyer -is (eet
t ill and »i>|*i irunllv nearly »tarv«d, and
i i* *4i i|.<1 that lie did led hllliyy |,h !
• i m* but nl’fi eating * good ue ul n|
i< *ll. <i ■ f* » limit* be *uid be fell iniieli
> ■ • 11 * l »n l 'lie! Ill* 1= a me *»i I Inmi i>
I nl tnd. -ind i|i it be hid two hint tor*
III t* i* 11 * -• . ii Ji ft it * n* monte \ • li #
nl that If b* I mm* In <n l.nm a
i 1" «« e* tilrn I I mm trie Ikiiilnn |.|
Irik *lii* tie n t« e*>*iit'*'il fi"in uni** ii .e
t *-ii" i* Inni* t*M U|mn |ti|i|lty by
Vlr I’ill i al I In | mi .tin In* lialii n
lb- ♦ ' i » it del blu* M*‘ I* «t ■ i a
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la*- - I** •* lU’btng ii. laainliiy m*l
t* * e * - * i* t«**t niiii * %
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<*hi( Oi»i ' k ai t*ui gad *t hn
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•\ < §•** t. < 111 u4i|t lit * »,
The of Warfii.
When a yi 1111;' ter of 10 years, I was
visited by a plague of warts. From my
earliest recollection I bad had on my
middle finger an old daddy wart, but at
the age stated this had multiplied to 40
: or more, one being on my lip and one
on my chin. I was considerably worried
over my growing family of excrescences,
and one day a woodcboppor in my fa
ther’s employ, who acted qneerly, never
wearing a iiat, for instance, said that
he could take the warts away with him.
I was quite willing to have him try,
and lie took me off to a-quiet spot under
a willow tree, fiom which be cut a
number of small branches, and these be
cut again into little bits of an inch in
length, making a notch in each one,
and this notch be set down over each
wart, having at last a collection of 40
or more of these little notched sticks, j
These lie put into his pocket, saying i
that the warts would go away.
1 could never say just when the
prophecy was fulfilled, hut within six
weeks there wasn’t a wart on my face
or hands, and thorn has not been one
since that time. What I want to know
now. as 1 did then—and the conjurer
would not tell me—is what did it. I
have spoken to many doctors about it,
but they merely laugh, as though I was
giving them a "pipe talk," and yet the
warts went away, and all the medicine
I had ever tried on them had no effect
whatever.—New York Knn.
II la Opinion.
The woman who speaks her mind
freely i u all occasions lind been telling
the sad eyed stranger to whom she had
b* * n introduced what she tbonght of
Mormonism. Iler remarks were elo
quent and acrimonious. She had a flow
of langnage which never failed and was
fortified with facts which conld not lie
refuted. He listened patiently till she
had finished and then said meekly,
“Yes, madam; I’m a Mormon myself.’
"I don’t care,” she exclaimed,
though her face reddened a little. “A
man ought to bo satisfied with marry
ing one woman to wait on him and lie
browbeaten by him,”
“I don't browbeat anybody,” he re
sponded reproachfully.
“It doesn't make any difference
whether you do or not. No man has
any busim s to marry two wives.”
“I agree with you perfectly, madam. ’’
“Ha! Y'ou admit it”
“Yes'm ; no man ought to have two
wives, if bo takes more than one, he
ought to stick to odd numbers and have
three, five or seven. It obviates the ne
cessity of a man's mixing in. In case
of a family dispute it provides for a
deciding vote and prevents a deadlock. ”
—Washington Star.
Fresh l aid.
A lady who did not appear to be in a
very good temper bounced into a cer
tain grocer’s shop the other afternoon.
“Is your father at home?” she asked
of the small boy behind the counter.
“No'm.” was the reply. “Anything
I can do for yon ?”
The lady hesitated before remarking
“J’ve called to complain about the
eggs I obtained from your father this
morning. He told me they were fresh
laid, and”—
“Did he get ’em from the window?"
asked the youthful salesman.
‘‘YeS. ”
‘‘Then it’s all right, ’m—they’re
fresh laid.”
‘‘But I say they are not.”
‘‘You’ll excuse me, 'm,” said the
youngster, endeavoring to be polite.
“But I ought to know. They camo in a
crate yesterday. I unpacked every one
on ’em an laid ’em there in the window
only this morning. So I knows they’re
fresh laid, and that settles it. ”—Lon
don Answers.
Queer Ortwin of n Hotel,
They say that the best hotel in Texas
is to he fonnd at Belton, a town on the
Santa Fo road and is kept by ‘‘seven
sanctified sisters, ” as the proprietors
are popularly called. Several years ago
a woman in the place and her husband
quarreled over the best way of ex
pounding the Scriptures to a Sunday
school class and were ao stubborn that
they separated and were finally di
vorced.
Tiiis family controversy was taken
up by tho town, which was soon dis
tinctly divided between tho adherents
(>f the husband and tho adherents of the
wife. The r< suit was a largo crop of
vorees. and seven lmsbandless women,
including the original cause of the com
motion, joined together and rented the
town hotel. One of them did the cook
ing. another whs parlor maid, n third
made up the beds, and so they divided
tlie work uuiotig them and run the es
tablish tit lit on the co-operative plan.—
< hicugo Record.
oilier llnnaer*.
"What are yon reading aliont V
ask- 1 the man with the wive manner
‘•The atock market," replied the
youth.
"i>>n’t do it *
••lint I ntv.r pot np any money
Therefore 1 eau't Ume,"
"It lunkr* uodifference. You're like
ly to Im'HUiti i ne of them* |ieop|e who
tell li-iw much utoiii.y they would hate
loud- if tiny had . lily tl*-n« what they
came pretty mar d* mg, kwcanm they
doll, t w« how thing* con hi go other
wi*.' And then «r#n your b**l friend*
Will with i- o.etlliw* that you would
Ih t pm u. ii. y mol I. *» It ami k«*-p
•till al - nl It Wanhingtoit Mlar
( I at Hal* u< llat
Alt*- l I Weld ? of 1.1*1. I. ('enter.
M< . ha* In h ♦ (.Hwatf* a moall hate
> f lot*, »h ni ( w. !o* h ug and I im he*
d’ op >i. iwi<)< hi. 11 tie . f the r*»**n»
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A BEAUTIFUL ATTACHMENT
IMITATING STRINGED INSTRUMENTS
has been added to the well
known Ilospe
TERMS i 925 CASH, S?0 MONTHLY.
With Stool and Scarf.
MADE IN OAH, WALNUT and MAHOGANY
Write For Particulars.
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Bouncing babies, stately mothers.
Mirdiful maidens by the score,
Brides and bridegroom* without number
Knter DRAPER'S PHOTO CAR.
Beaux and bachelors by the dozen,
Mixed with married men galore,
.Jostle with the side-walk traffic,
On the stieet near DRAPER'S door.
Actors from the heights dramatic;
Preachers from the house of prayer;
Soldiers from theslato militia,
(Jo to DRAPER'S if anywhere.
Social club*, and groups extending
Throughout learning’s beaten pat ha,
M ingle in the midst of DRAPER'S
Rich display of photographs.
Lawyers, editors and statesmen.
Transient visitors In town,
do to DRAPEK’S sit for photos.
Draper's photos of renown.
So remember when you’re anxious
To obtain a photo line;
DRAPER is the acknowledged leader
Df all artists in bis line
SPECIAL PRICES ON PHTOS.
8IS5« 0LO88 FINISH. DULL FINISH
Stamps per in t .25 _
Little Queens, “ Doz 1 00 $ 1 20
Cabinet, ono person, “ “ 1 50 2 00
Cabinet, two persons “ “ 1 75 2 26
Cabinet groups “ »« 2 00 2 60
6 x 7 groups “ «• 3 00 3 75
6 x 8 groups “ 4 00 5 00
Cabinet Yfiews, iu town !* “ 1 50 2 00
x Yriews iu town “ “ 3 60 4 00
We also make copies ami enlargements from old faded pictures, but
cannot submit prices on Ibis kind of woik until we see itie picture to be
coppied.
EDGAR, DRAPER, Photographic Artist.
A CULLEY A p CULLEY,
President OMbtw.
FIRST BANK OF LOUP CITY.
General Banking Business Transacted.
Paid up Capital Stock $20,000
Correspondents: Seaboard National Bank, New York City, N. Y., Omaha
National Bank, Omaha, Nebraska.
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