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OCCUPIES MroDLE GROUND BETWEEN THE "OLD LINE" OR
OLD FASHIONED LIFE COMPANIES AND "AFTER DEATH
A88E8MENT" OB CBIDlT&TFOElflS. 11 ISfctlfc A CLEAN PLAIN.
-POLICY ON THE FIVE YEAR DISTRIBUTION AND FIFTESEN
YEAR SELF SUSTAINING PLANS
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For fail information apply to W. R Proctor, Sec'y at home office room 3o4-f-6-7, Farmers and.
Merchants Insurance block or toFrodS Clinoon or Allien S. Grain, af3i3ril a? 3 a 03,
Dr. Giffen -was in Notre Dame lnd.,
tUm week.
E. E. Mclntyre of Seward was in
tewa this week.
Dr. Ruth M. Wood went to Leaven
worth, Kas Thursday.
Mia May Mount of Omaha is the,
tfvest of Miss Maud Oakley.
G. H. Cunningham has returned from
a two weeks' visit ia Denver.
Miss Leeds of Lincoln, 111., is the
meat of Mrs. W. B. Gosper.
Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Wilkinson have
returned from the Black Hills.
Myron 8. Wheeler and wife have re
turned from a short trip to Denver.
-Miss Lethe Watson gave a reading;
beforn the teachers institute Tuesday
morning.
Miss Anna Delia Welta. one of the.
brightest teachers in the South Omaha
public schools. Is in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rodgers left
T hursday for Toledo, O. They will
spend the summer near Put in Bay.
Case Edwards of Chicago, who is re
membered vas an old Lincoln boy,
peat several days la the city this
week.
Mrs. A. Humphrey and Mrs. Charles
Penn of Broken Bow are In the city
visiting the tatter's sister, Mrs. H. S.
McGoogan.
Mrs. George Canfleld and Miss Elisa
beth Canfleld, owners of the Sheridan
Ian, Sheridan Wyo.. left for home Sun
day evening.
Miss Lily E. Swan left Thursday for
Olean. I1L She has been the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Walsh for the
past two months.
Mrs. John M. Colvln and son, Ken
neth, have gone to Kansas City for a
vWt with friends. From there she will
go to Waukonlcs, OkL, for a few weeks.
Misses Blanche and Lola De Witt,
accompanied by Eunice Regnler, have
gone to spend the summer with the
parents of the Misses De Witt at Mar
shalltown, la.
Ward Hildreth of the executive office
at the state university and E. C. El
ltett. Instructor In chemistry, have gone
on an extended trip through Colorado.
Wyoming and South Dakota.
ating. The ceremony was witnessed
by relatives and a few intimate
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will re
side at 2621 Q street.
The following party left Saturdav af
ternoon for St Louis: T. P. Kennard.
Sam E. Low, L. L. Lindsey, W. J.
Crandall, E. R. Spencer, A. C Wright,
W. A. Belts, A. L. Duncan, L. A.
Stephens, F. W. Collins. C. A. Atkin
son, L. L. H.- Austin, John B. Cunning
ham, Everett Sawyer, Prof. John
White.
J. W. Francis is in receipt of a letter
from D. M. Small of .Montgomery. Ala
Mr. Small will be .remembered by many
Llncolnltes as .the popular young opti
cian that was formerly with Trlckey.
Mr. Small states that he is doing wel'
where he is now located and likes the
place extremely well. Mrs. Small will
make a visit In this city in the near
future.
Miss Jessie L. Lansing, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. h Lansing, is the
proud possessor since Monday of the
beautiful Baumer medal for excellence
in music presented annually at
Brownell hall, Omaha. Tt is. of gold,
a naaltese cross In shape and bears on
the face, beside the Inscription a lyre
la green gold and a wreath. As the
medal was won in a large class It is a
mark of great proficiency.
Deborah Avery chapter of the
Daughters of the Revolution met at
the residenc of Miss Mary Stvens, 821
C street, Wednesday afternoon. Bunk
er Hill day was celebrated at this
meeting. Mrs. Harriet Blair Ward
sang "Sword of Bunker Hill," Mrs. L.
B. Pound spoke of the revolution and
the D. A. R., Miss Stevens spoke at
length of the purposes of the D. A. R.,
Mrs. F. A. Haggard read a paper on
the name and significance of the De
borah Avery chapter. A sketch of -Bunker
Hill was given by Miss Cora
Smith. Miss Mariel Gere recited "Ad
dress of Warren." At the close of the
program Mrs. Allen's mandolin club
played "Yankee Doodle."
BJRUUjTOH BtyC
JOHN T. DORGAN, Manager
Special Prof. Lewis will turn a back
summersault and, dive from an ele
vated tower .on the lake steamboat
during;-every trip Sunday evening.
No extra: charge.- ' ., ' '
' .Music and dancing- every evening at
the beach.
TO BUSINESS MEN,
We have for rent a centrally located
BRICK BLOCK IN LINCOLN.
MKHnlHR LAWMbVL MUfWMI PHm
LINCOLN, NEB.
Complete modern conveniences; will
lease entire building or part of it
VERY DESIRABLE FOR EITHER
I M. RAYMOND,
President.
8.H.BURNHAM.
Cashier.
A. J. SAWYER
Vicee President
D. G. WING
Attaint nt Cas titer
wholesale or retail trade,
terms to the right party.
Attractive
Apply to
HOLM & REED. 1261 O st.
CAPITAL, $250,000 SURPLUS $25 000
Directors LM. Raymond, 8. H. Burn has
C. G.Dawes. A. J. Sawyer, Lewis Gregory
N Z Saell, G M Lambertaoa, D G Winer S W
nrnbam. - -'
A comfortable CalKornia trip can be
taken every Thursday at 10:30 a. m. in a
through tourist sleeping car, Lincoln .to
Los Angelos without chanee via the
Burlington. Remember this" when ar
ranging for your winter trip. Depot
ticket office, 7th street between P and
Q streets. City office, corner Tenth and
This has been a remarkable season
for cottton wash dress goods styles
have been exceptionally attractive,
prices unprecedentedly low and busi
ness proportionately large. Thus for
we have had the most satlsfactory
trade on this class of fabrics in the
history of our business. Our assort
ment of 'the most popular lines Is
still in good shape, among them
Dr. W. S. Latta has gone to Port
land Ore to attend the national con- 0 streets.
.vestion of physicians as represen'ta-
tive of Cotner university. He will visit . ,
u. M. n roiifnn,i. r ,i K yu want to travel cheap, note the
Mb son in California before returning, flowing round trip excursions at half
John Grant and Miss Amber Rich- WesSternhUne"Ummer Nrth"
!! "7Z 1Hlt in fT Wednes: s J"Be M d Ju'y 3 to Ht springs. FKBNCH ORGANDIES. GRASS LINENS SCOTCH
day Bight by Rev. Lewis Gregory at S. D TVrilTrTlEQ I .TXTH-W RiTTGTGl 7iromTT,ii?-
the home of the bride's parents. 1801 ni"" - ana JU'y & ana t to Sf-fr" ' - -i oi xmxxlHiO,
N street,
apes ding
rade.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant are
their honeymoon in Colo-
Chancellor and Mrs. MacLean and
the. -chancellor's mother left yesterday
far' Willlasastown, Mass., where Mac
Lean will deliver the address before
the class of Tl of Williams college.
Abb 27 the party win sail for Liver-
peel on the Umbria.
Denver, Colo.
.June 15, 16, 23 and 24 to San Fran
cisco. July 4, 5. 6, to Chicago.
July 4 and 5 to Buffalo, N. E. A. -
July 2, 3, 4. 5. to Washington. D. C.
July 14. 15. 16, to Milwaukee. Wis.
Get Information and tickets at city
ticket ofllce. 117 South Tenth street,
Lincoln, Neb.
FINE LAWNS.
Miller & JPaiixe
Sutton 4c Hollowbush, 12th and O,
r-unae opera nouse corner, make a soe- dated Hay l, 1896, beariur 5 ier cent
Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock, in cktfty of serving families and parties Bterest per amaam, payable semi-SB-ft
Mte church. MODU. Mller with the tae lceHam and ice In !JZ&J!3tt'JS:
KatejScothorB- were united H varieties ; atooane cakes, etc. which matured July 1, 18M. All bids
Xotlee to Baad Bayers.
Notice is hereby given that ia ac- BaB?t accompanied by a cash de
cordeaee with aVesolution of the city P?sitof$l00 or a certified check on a
council, passed June 8; 1896. I will re- L,,BCO,H. Nebraska, bank for the same
ceive seated bids for the purchase of moBHt- These bids are to be pre-
CSe.OBQ 10-20 year refunding bonds, nETJ . , c ty eouDCU jub.o 23,
1898. for their action, the council w.
serving the right to accept or reject
any or all bids. M. L Aitkbjt, ,
City Treasurer.
LiacolB, Neb., June 9, 1896.
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