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Cull Torn lu Seventy-two nagos , beautifully printed , bound
and illustrated ; nixty-two pictures of the matchless valleys ,
mountains , lakcn and groves of the Golden State. It Is neither a
Kuldc-book nor a railroad advertisement. In a charming style It
describes the state from one end to the other , particularly that
portion of It round about Los Angeles. Six cents ,
California KxourHlons A folder of twenty-four pages de
scriptive of the Burlington's personally-conducted excursions to
and from California. Contains a map showing route from Boston
to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Cuts made from actual photo
graphs illustrate the comfort and convenience of Burlington
tourist-cars. West-bound folder tells all about the excursions to
the Pacific const ; east-bound folder , all about the return trip.
Free.
Colorado Seventy-two pages , fifty-six handsome illustra
tions. The front cover specially designed In colors very fine. This
book , written in a most delightful vein , gives pleasing glimpses
of a mountain world , whose colossal beauty never wearies or
changes or grows old. A bird's-eye map of Colorado , showing
tourist resorts is appended. Six cents.
Sylvan Lake A folder of sixteen pages , containing a half
do/en unusually beautiful views of the most picturesque spot in
the Black Hills. In one of the remote noolw. hidden away among
the towering and fantastic rocks , is this little lake of clear , cold
water , with an admirably-appointed hotel on its craggy bank.
Free.
Free.Hot
Hot Springs A thirty-two page folder , illustrated by a doz
en views of scenery in and about this famous health-resort of the
Black Hills. Contains an accurate list of the hotels and sanitar
iums with rates and accommodations. Free.
Iilttle Journeys In the Black Hills A booklet of thirty-
two pages , with ten illustrations , descriptive of several facina't-
ing trips offered between Hot Springs and Spparflsh , S. D. , where
the railroad winds among peaks , up and down grade , into and
out of mighty canyons , through gloomy forests , by great preci
pices , and past beautiful dells. Free.
The YollowHtono National Park A thirty-page folder ,
containing a large and absolutely correct map of Yellowstone
Park , several flue illustrations , and a vast amount of valuable
information about the trip through Yellowstone Park. Free.
Estes Park , Colo. Illustrated , twenty-four pages. Treats
briefly and interestingly of the scenery , fishing , flora , climate ,
hunting and other features of Colorado's most beautiful park.
Frro.
Roses on the Train A four-pago leaflet , illustrated , tolling
the care taken by the Burlington Route to provide flowers for its
dining-cars. Seven greenhouses of the Burlington furnish 80,000
cut flowers every month for this purpose. Free.
The Valley of the North Platte In Northwest Nebraska
A booklet of thirty-two pages , that just fits the coat pocket and
contains much Instructive reading matter. It treats of a fertile -
tile valley recently made accessible by the extension of the
Burlington lines. It tolls of the uncommon opportxinitlos for
success offered there. Free.
Cnstor Battlefield An attractive little book of twenty
pages. Contains a brief account of the battle of the Little Big
Horn , Juno 25,1870 , where Major General Ouster and 201 men of
the 7th U. S. Cavalry wore massacred. Eight illustrations. Worth
sending for worth reading. Free.
At Your Service A unique little booklet of twenty-four
pages , which contains a good deal of information about the Bur
lington Railroad , and incidentally tolls how to use to advantage
its general agencies which are scattered all over the United
States. Free.
A Map of the United States Three feet four inches wide
by four feet long ; printed tin six colors ; mounted on rollers ;
shows every state , county , important town and railroad in the
Union. A new addition also snows the country divided according
to territorial acquisitions. Sent on receipt of 15 cents in stamps
less than cost.
J. FRANCIS , GEN'L PASS. ACENT , OMAHA , NEB.
CONDENSED REPORT OF THE
Merchants
National Bank ,
OF NEBRASKA CITY , NEB. ,
At the Close of Business , Feb. 5 , 1901.
RESOURCES.
Loans $242,80001
Banking House and Fixtures 7,400.0U
U. S. Bonds 22,500.00
CASH AND DUE FROM U.S.
TREAS 150,534.30
Jf-12S.295.21
LIABILITIES.
Capital , $50,00000
Surplus and profits ? 2'K !
Circulation. , 12,500.00
DEPOSITS 331,146.09
$423,205.21
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
H. N. SiiBWBr.n , Vice-President.
W. A. COTTON , President.
R. O. MATINUM , , Cashier.
JAB. T. SHKWKI.T , , Asst. Cashier ,
JOY MOHTON. .T. T.
No interest paid on state , county or
municipal funds. Interest at' the rate of
2 % per annum paid on time deposits.
Parties writing to advertisers
will' please mention The Conservativ ?
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