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having1 succeeded to the rights of the Lincoln Gas Company, will hereafter furnish 'to consumers gas and electric
ity. It will be the purpose of the new company to secure the good will of its patrons, improve the service, in
crease consumption and reduce prices:
The present prices are: For illuminating gas $1.92 1-2 per thousand cubic feet, and fuel gas $1.50
per thousand cubic feet; in each case a discount of ten per cent is allowed if the bill is paid before the
7th of the month.
Commencing August 1st the price ot illuminating gas will be reduced to $1.75 per thousand cubic feet, and
of fuel gas to $1.50 per thousand cubic feet A discount in each case of 25c per thousand cubic feet will be al
lowed when bills are paid before the 7th day of the month.
THIS MAKES THE NET PRICE OF ILLUMINATING GAS AFTER AU
GUST 1, $150 PER THOUSAND CUBIC FEET, AND THE NET PRICE OF
FUEL GAS AFTER AUGUST I, $1.25 PER THOUSAND CUBIC FEET
We are contemplating the expenditure of large sums of money in the improvement of our properties and ex-
rct to make concessions to users of electricity. We desire to announce at this time, however, that a discount of
per cent will be allowed on all bills for electricity where the same are paid prior to the 22d day of the month,
commencing with the month of August.
We will cmlttaiHLe prnfttag in free service as lhir
tof re for 60 days from Jmly 11? autadl will sell t
consumers (Sas Stoves t Costto
Directors.
I, M. RAYMOND. Pres.
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S. H.BURNHAM
H. F. ROSE
J. L TOMLINSON
J. CRAIG HAVBMEYER
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blue and white quilt and her lipe were
trembling.
After a moment Lucy epoke.
Terse, don't you want Nina here with
you? I am sure Madam Bertrand
would let her off without a notice, and
we can get her sewing to do here in the
bouae. Shan't I write and tell her to
come!"
When Lucy began speaking Trese had
opened her eyes. They had a strained,
faraway look, but as Lucy talked they
grew large and bright: At the words,
"Shan't I write and tell her to come?"
the old woman's mouth trembled, the
tears gathered, and, sitting up, Bbe
stretched out her arms, crying: "Mon
Pere! Mon Fere! then fell back white
and trembling.
Lucy was frightened. Hurrying to
the kitchen for some water, she came
back crying, "Trese! Trese! What is the
matter?"
It was some time before Lucy could
make any impression on the old woman.
But at last her breath came more nat
urally, and, opening her eyes, she smiled
up at Lucy's anxious face and motioned
away the water.
Lucy turned to put down the glaw,
aad whan aha cam back to the bed
Trese was looking at a picture that
Btood on a bracket below a print ot the
Virgin at the foot of the bed. It was
the picture of a youDg girl with curly
hair and great laughing grey eyes.
Trese looked at the picture, and then at
the Virgin, and murmured "Ma petite
Nina. Ma pouvre Nina."
There was silence for some time,
while the old woman lay with closed,
her lips moving as though in prayer.
Then she spoke. "No, Miss Lucy, my
Nina must not come here. These neigh
bors are good, kind, but not friends for
my little one. It is right where she is.
A long pause, while Trese breathed
heavily. "I may live a long, long time.
She would lose all chance." Here Lucy
broke in, but Trese continued:
"She is good, but that would not be
right."
Then placing her thin hand on Lucy's
soft white one: "Your father and you
are so good. I want not. She fs young
and happy; I am old, so old."
There was a step across the kitchen
and Father Marand entered.
"Papa said today that Mr. Dimling I Do you get your Courier regularly ?
was a bachelor," said Willie to Esther. I Please compare address. If incorrect,
"What is a bachelor?" please send right address to Courier
"Don't you know what a bachelor office. Do this this week.
is?'' replied Esther with superior wis
dom. "A
husband."-
bachelor is
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an eld maid's
Works Both Ways.
Independent Reform knows no party.
Regular Well, no party knows re
form. Town Topics.
A woman's confession to her fiance
usually lacks one of three things: can
dor courage or memory.
First Pub. July 28-3.
Notice of Final Report E J380.
In the County Court of Lancaster County, Ne
braska. In re estate of Christina Hass. deceased.
The state of Nebraska to Theodore Kline,
guardian of Jacob Kline, Insane; Jacob Kline,
Charles Kline, Theodore Kline: to all persons
interested in said estate, and to any other
heirs or next of kin of the said Christina Hass,
deceased.
Take notice that Theodore Kline has tiled a
final report of his acts and doings as adminis
trator of said estate, and It has been ordered
that said matter be set for hearing on the Hth
day of August, 1500, before said county court,
in the court house, at Lincoln, Lancaster
county, Nebraska, at the hour of ten o'clock A.
M., at which time any person Interested may
appear and contest the same; and notice of this
proceeding Is ordered published for three
weeks consecutively in The Courier of Lincoln,
Nebraska.
Witness my hand and the seal of said conn ty
courthls 20th day of July, 1900.
SEAL. FBANK R.YVATXBS,
1 County Judge.
By Waltxh A. Lkxse, Clerk County Court
Summer Outings.
&.S THE
. Principal Western Resorts
ARE BEST REACHED VIA THE
Union Pacific
THAT LINE HAS MADE THE FOLLOWING
Special Excursion Rates
Lincoln to Denver and return 818.25
Lincoln to Colorado Springs and
return $&Xo
Lincoln to Pueblo and return 819.00
Lincoln to Ogden and return.... 812.00
Lincoln to Salt Lake and return. .832.00
In effect AuguBt 2. Final return
limit October 31, 1900.
W. S. Sloaaon Agent.
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