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which has embarked upon the project of
putting up prices and inviting an OUTSIDE
following pursued their operations with
apparently undated confidence. These
operators are apparently firm in the con-
viction that the public sentiment Of the
country has arrived at that stage OF con-
tidence in the success of the years crops.
the continued prosperity Of all lines OF
industry and the sufflc.ency Of the money
resources of the country; that the exam
pie Of a vigorous upward movement OF
stocks is all that is needed to INDUCE them
to come into the market and buy stocks
freely and boldly. thus .affosding a me-
dunn for the liquidation of the holdings
which the capitalists are taking on In
the rise.
The leaders of to-day's market were
Pennsylvania and affiliated railroads
Southern Railway was brought into the
movement in way to make 1t appear
that closer relations than those now eX-
listing might be in prospect between the
nation of the Coal Miners Convention, not
TO make their striAe general was gwen
as reason for the aggressive ouylng
of Pennsylvania and all the seaooaro
didon very ctrcumstantials assertion
that Pennsylvania had secured control or
Reading. It Is no new thing IN wan
Street that. with the aPproachiIs JUS
troll Of Reading that there should be a
large absorption Of the stock with view
to controlling the Board of Directors. for
II has often been asserted that Pennsyi-
yania was one Of the parties to TINS con-
test NO authorize tive Information on
The subject was forthcoming to-day
-rta . oco--,,>er.-in~ advance - NeW fcrR
cetnral was hard to satisfactorily eS-
''! The Changers did not share fully in the
sa,t.s strength but they were by no
means depressed in spite Of the M unw oae
coiii 80 ,,nfavorahle weekly reports of
esrn Ing lnclrdins decrease Of SO 600
for Missouri Pacific. $1,000 for chicago
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July lS.-On the opening
the cotton market was dull but steady,
with prices ! point higher to points
up Liverpool cables was Indifferent i'm
portance, while crop news were quite in
line with anticipations,5 bearish. While
trading during the balance Of the morn
ing was not active, the course of the
market was upward. with plenty of
rumors In circulation that spinners found
it cheaper to buy July and August here
and take cotton on contract than to pur-
chase in the Southern markets, where Of
ferinSs were scare, even at higher prices.
In the afternoon New Orleans sent Sep
TENDER buying orders here while spot
cotton holders helped to support the sum-
mer options.
The slant positions wereoreuctant to
sympathiza with theA near months
strength, owing to the excellent charac-
ter of the crop reports and to. fore
cast for showers and thunderstorms
pretty much throughout the belt tonight
and tomorrow. The market was finally
steady. net 4TS points higher Total
sales 5000 bales estimated, considera-
BILE portion of which was nearby cotton.
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cAFEEE MARKET

NEW YORK. July lS.-COFFEE-The
market for coffee futures opened steady
with prices unchanged 70 10 POINTS hi@her.
and followed an errettc course al the
session due It was ca'd TO MANIPULATION
bv the hull CLIQUE" Following the zen
eral buying led by the bull interests,
shorts softere6 prices to level Of 10Nr'a
noints above Thursdays close. THen the
lea. ers turned sellers and under the nres-
sure prices lost nearly the entire advance
nv earlv afternoon Aeain. late il the
sav a s~o~h hull movement sent the l'st
hack 70 sha onerir" he'ls. the orn-F't
closi,r s.ao1v NM -rea TO 10 nei- -
higher Total sales Sc 75h haas incn3ine
vn,v 5fA: S@-ternher 5nS@3:16: October
-o7 10. Nava-,oe- : NJ: tHa"a-1har 800
s15: Jarnar, 51"~75 On March 52n>H3 p:
>ra-. s5eS N s,ot Pin stnad,-: No :
invoice, 54c; mild quiet; Cordova. e@
l1nc.
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Ae,d1L IN III" tcdO. dIIu UuLu SuJOJ eO ma
teI4dl gains. CAesa peAne and OAlo Opened
Went up 10 oi5s. and finally went down 10
1v1s.
NO. tok and Western sold up to o.. and
he'd us gam faIrly well to the last.
Gallln0:e and ONO went up IN sym
patny vita the other soft coaiers. sell
ing well above liz.
N. AND w BRANCHING OUT.
SPECIAL from Cincinnati says
The Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company proposes TO ould grea. coal
elevators nj Bat Junction. which is
only few miles from the city. 1t is
proposed to keep ON ra.d a great sup
ply OF coal. and in tins fashion these
elevators Will nave Goa! at all times,
from, time to time rs result OF low
stages Of water. The Norfolk and West
ern is credited by coal men with hand
ing almost the entire output OF the Viz
Elnla mines.
Norfolk and Western earnings for the
second week In July increased So. As
Chesapeake and Ohio earnings for the
same week decreased $4,000. and for two
weeks sl63. 72s.97. Most OF the railroads
reporting show decrease In earnings
louisville AND NASHVILLE.
There was good buying OF Louisville
and Nashville yesterday. but the move
n,ent was irregular. 1t sold up to l42A.
then down to l4l1s. and then up to l4374,
@ SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
For some time past a railroad trader
has been predicting rise In Southern
Railway. 1t came yesterday. There was
much trading In this stock, and the price
It is said that the banks have gained
more than four million dollars this week.
and a good bank statement Is looked for
to-day.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE MD. July ls.-FLOUR-
Dull and unchanged Wheat-Firmer;
spot, TG771sc.; southern by sample, ioAW
7Tac Corn-No market: southern white
corn, Tic asked. Oats-F'irm; No.
white sec sales Rye-Steady; No. 2. tic.
Butter-Firm and uncha led. Eggs
Firm and lower: fresh. 11Wl.1sc. Cheese
Firm and unchanged Sugar-Firm anu
unchanged.
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CHICAGO NAREFT.

CHICAGO ILL. July 1s.-There was
great excitement IN grains TO- dav HEAVY
reins in the Southwest frie"h.ane4 shorts
who bid so franticn,'v to cover their cnt-
standing ACCOUNTS thar "ri"es esrecial'v
IN oats aud wheat lita~nl'v soa-e1 At
+on nrices thara was nlartv Of stuff for
ea,es N tho 1a.a-red orr'crs and n~ices
sa-ped somewhat Ju1v deliveries how
ever errt,,ataa IN a fashion rhat would
have 1ore cres't to -nrrsr ard at the
close oil nricas we've st-ooe Julv on rs
.o,asaa 5Hc hs~ha-. Sen+a-nhe- oats 1c
IN. J,,ly wheat 27sc hi~hA-: Sa>te-,ha-
--le 10 M. .r'-'v corr >" h'rha- ard
ea,tar,har com 10 M Provisions closed
71kc. lover to Sc. hieher.
1,ba aof7ino fr,t,-ee rer~ed as follows.
l!e ziet1ash~ lJi1t, s..S,.s
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

PORT or RICHMOND. july Is. tsn
.ARRlsEpa,
Steamer Brandon Rhodes. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers. Old Domin-
ion line.
SAILED
Steamer WinYah Simmons. phiiaaei-
phia. Pa, merchandise and passengers
Steamer Brandon. Rhodes. Norfo
merchandise and passengers. Old Dom
ion line
Steamer Poca hontas Graves Norf.
and James River landings. Enerchan,
and passenger. Virginia Navigation
Barkentine Harry Merryday. Allis,.l.
Noffolh icht.
Schooner Morning Light. Buss!ey. James
River. light
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY Is 1so2
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ramon de Larrtnaga. Sabine
SAILED.
Steamer Ramon de LarrtnaSa. Ltvsz.
pool
Steamer Orthea. Glasgow.
Barge City Of Montreal Norfolk
Barge Kentucky. Norfolk.
Barge Iowa, Norfolk
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
Richmond. Va. July IS. 1907
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA. July. ls.-PEANUTS-
Quiet Virginians-Active at 81. C. tor best
stock. Fancy, Sa3bc.; strictly prime Soc;
PETERSBURG. VA. July 1s-PEA-
NUTS-Market quiet.
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easv. No. 2 spring wheat. 75a7c.; No 8.
nc; No 2 red, 77l1sc, No 2, corn, 1 IS;ag
5Sc-: No. white, 54@56Hc. No. rye, GIG
&c. Fair to choice mating barley. n@
re No. axseed, a.37; No | northwest
ern, As prime Timothy seed; S91o Mess
pork, per barrel, 1888 21sQIls.5I!s: lard. per
loo pounds. Sill; short ribs sides Qoosel.
,io.7ogi0.sO; dry sailed shoulders (hoxed}}.
fe.s7la@9.5O: short clear sides (boXedl,
81 37H5011. so. Whiskey. basis OF high
wines $3.50 Glover, contract grade. sS.2o.
Butter easy; creamery. 17l&12015c- dairy,
l6lka19c. Cheese steady az l0g1oAc EGGS
easy: fresh TIC .Receipts-Wheat. 49,
eco bushels: corn 4S9 600 bushels; oats, l2s.-
600 bushels; hogs H. 900 head.
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Virginia centurles-$loo at ss,s; 5000 at
$685.; $4,000 at 9Sss; $40 600 at 96l4; $1,000 at
9SA: $4,000 at soA; s2,ooo at s6A; 5000 at
afs VIRGINIA Carolina Chemical preferred
1eo shares at l2s; 10 shares at 129;s2 shares
at 100.
shares at 6s&i; 20 shares at 6s%,
STATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
North Carolina As. c.. 1870. 1oa
North Carolina 6's. c.. 1884, 1874
Va. as new. C. and r., 1882 So
Va. Centuries %. c. and Rs. s6ss s61S
CITY SECURITIES.
Rich, City 5's, r., 1920-l922... III -,
Rich City As, R., 1s20-1sso... .. 1o3 =.
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CINCINNATI. o.. July ls-HOGS-AC-
lice and strong at sGGS. Cattle-Quiet at
81 35fl7. Sheep-Steady a, sl.25g4 Lambs
Dull and lower at S. 25I6.50
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CATTLE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, L., July lo.-CATTLE-Re-
ceIpts 1000 head. including TOO Texans.
Westerns steady; no top here. Good to
prime steers s7,754S.7o; poor to medium,
a. 5vg75O; stockers. sG.aullo.2o; cows, sl.oJtl
5.Ia; helIers $2.25QL6.2o Gamers. Sl.lu4
2.5y; bulls, S225GIo; calves. s3.oJu6.50, lex
as-fed steers. S446. Hogs-Receipts to-
day, loco head; tomorrow. 1000 head:
left over, 5000 head; 5QlOc. higher. butch
ers. s7.30ua20: good to choice heavy Sl9
1855; bulk Of sales. s7.70Qs-05. Shee! Re
ceipts 5000 head active and higher; lambs
steady; good to choice wethers, 444Io;
fair to choice mixed, s2.75@375
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The rollowinr are the total net receints
of cotton at al ports since Septemher list:
Galveston. 2 o2o s73 bales: New Orleans
e43 ST. bales: Mobile 1889 bales: Savan-
nah. 1880 422a bales; CHa-laston. 2e3 4s6
ha1as. WILMINGTON 277 T22 oa'aS: Norfolk
~ * bales: baltimore 90 s1f bales: Roston:
10 7,5 bales: No-~o-t News 2s19f bales:
rh,ladalnhia g. $40 bales: Run svick 12G.
ens balas: Fa~rardina $50 ha'as: Pensa-
cola ia 4sn l,o'es: Po-t Arthur. "a POI
bales: Port TowneArd '1N"71 ha'as: SIN
Erarcisco % 49e les: Portland Ore IS >
ooo ha'ee: Va,corve~ ? 55A bales: e! pasr
40 ho'es: Eae's Pass ~ o.. hn'As: Lare-
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SAVANNAH. GA. July 1S.-TuRPEN-
TINE-Fir1n at 431sc., receipts. As casks;
sales. 1851 casks Rosin-Firm. receipts,
$50 barrels; sales. IoI2 barrels: exports.
All barre.s. Quote: A. &. G.. 81. -: ID,
81 Is: e $50: F, :l.-5, G sl5i; Il SLY: |.
sIG5: K $z25. NJ. s5.05: N. 40. w u,
40; w ". $3.50.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. July ls.-TUR-
pENTiNE AND ROSIN-Unchanged
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Great Western. $4,000 Tor Denver and
Rio Grande. and $4,000 for chesapeake
and ONO, compared with last week. The
market closed hrm, but below the best.
except in a few cases.
. The speculative bonds were active.
but the general bond market was steady.
Total sales. par value. S566,l00 United
States bonds unchanged on last call.
The total sales of stocks for the day
were 1.59S,090 shares.
MONEY AND EGCHASGE-A1oney OH
call steady al 21ag3 per cent; closed Of
fered at 2 Per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 41sG5 per cent Sterling exchange
firm with actual business In bankers bills
at s4.s75s for demand and s4.S5ssu4.s5.a for
sixty days; posted rates. s4.Ssi1sat4.SSh and
As9; commercial bills, s4.s4R 1854 Bar
silver, o2s4; Mexican dollars. 4l3a; Govern
mont bonds. steady; State bonds, mac
tive: railroad bonds. steady.
Bank clearings at principal cities for
week ended July 18th, as- compared with
the corresponding weak last year, as
compiled by Bradstreet, show q total OF
s2.2S5. S02,277; decrease 81 per cent. Out
side New York. SS29.74s ,995; increase. 4.s
per cent Total for Canada. s43.ssss34; in.
crease. 7.3 per cent.
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NEW YORK, July ls.-BEEVEs-Re-
ceipts 3.9l4 head, market active; pIices
steady to a shade higher. Steers. so6og
s.; oxen, S6.40G650; bu..s s3.204o cows
$225l475; stockers, $3.50 Gables quoted
i've cattle steady at l4l5Gtl5c. per pound
dressed weight: sheep selling at lt4loc..
dressed weight; refrigerator beef l2Il24c
Exports. 2.2aO quarters of beef. Calves
Paceipts l42 head market drmer: veals.
8. 5O61T. Is: cu;s, 81; grassers and butter
.li.ks, g 3. so. city dressed veals, s13G2li.
per pound Sheep and lambs Receipts,
6.65e head: sheen active ard firm: la nbs
dull and CSC of on nearly all grades
Sheap s3N4 80; EXPORT So: lambs, 81 ia4
SIS Hos Receiats ZIG. head market
lady; State hogs, IS: mixed western,
s7.65
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last LIBERTY, PA. July ls-CAT
TT E--Steady; choice s7!5G7.5o; prime.
&C. 1867. Is; good. $3.50 Hogs-S'ow: prime
heavy sSG!S,lO mediums s75oHs heavy
workers. 81: light workers. s7.S9Ff7 90: .iies
s7. S06I7. 90: rourhs sGf7 90 Shoen-sreadv:
',es+ -.athe~s 81 1880: cul's and common.
s.. 500: choice la,nIs s6G650: veal calves,
tTET3o
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Cotton, steady: middling, sssc.; gross
receipts. 1857 bales; sales. As bales; stock.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 2775 bales;
export to Great Britain, 81 bales: to the
Continent, 9247 bales; stock. 25o oS1 bales.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES receipts. 1864 bales:
export to Great Britain, 6.247 bales; to
w-o-ro 2074 bales: to the Continent. 22.-
2o5 bales.
75oS. 3S5 bales: eXnort to Great Britain p
es1 6O4 bales: to France, rs SO bales; TO
the Continent 2721 593 bales.
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A YOUNG MAN NINETEEN. WITH
experience in general Office work and
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Address ENERGY care this Office
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FURNITURE.

SPECIAL M1DwINTER PRICES ON
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NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N c., July ls.-SPIR-
ITS TURPENTINE-Noth doing: re-
ce pts, l53 casks. Rosin-SteadN at lug
Is; receipts. S57 barrels Crude turpen-
t,ne-Firm al 81 20 {4.51 and = %, receipts.
50 barrels Tar-F.rin al SLOT: receipts
200 barrels.
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BALTIMORE STOCK

BALTIMORE. ND, July 1e.-seaboard
Air Line cor,sro 265sG27: do preferred
ssM bid. Seaboard as. s57s@s6.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET
Richmond, Va. July IS. 1902
virginia Bacon-Continue in very good
H,,tter-Receipts liberal: market gu ct
potatoes-ReG eipts OF new stock mod
araIe and demand DOOR
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. ON FARM
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STAND combined. In best farming Sec
ton Of Lance county. Pa Building OF
Brick 6oxs0 feet; all conveniences: TWEEN
ty-two rooms Hotel clears over $3.50
yearly and store business amounts to
$4,000 to $4,000 yearly. Property IN
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and station Bad health reason for
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PETERSBuRGsTORAC MARKET.
Petersburg, Va. July Is, 1852
Sales have been large for several days
and prices lower
The quotations are as follows:
Common to medium lugs......s 4.0O1S 500
Fair to good short leaf..,..... $500 $40
Medium to good wrappars...... S.00@ LOO
Good to fine wrappers..........l 10000 %. 90
Fine shipping ...................1 0.00R 15.00
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Cotton futures opened dull: closed quiet

Spot cotton quiet and steady; middling
urlar4s $3.50: middling gulf. 95sc.; sales
IS bales
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ANIMATED DAY ON
STOCK MARKET
Aggregate Of Sales Was More
Than Million Shares.
BOTH STRENGTH AND VARIETY
There Were No New Developments to
Account for the Activity-Market
Closed Firm, but Generally Be-
low the Best-Honds Active.

By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, July lS.-To-day was an
other animated DAY IN the stock market,
with aggregate sales of over a million
shares. The strength and variety of the
market had no new development to ac-
count for them. but the large capital
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SOUTHERN STOCKS
LEAD The nA I |.
Norfolk and Western and Chssa-
psake and Ohloln Demand,
AND BOTH STOCKS 60 HIGHER
Southern Railway a soAas Boom. ana
Louisville and Nashville is Higher.
a Good Bark Statement
is Expected.
AND BOTH STOCKS GO HIGHER
Southern Railway a so Has Boom, and

The stock market yesterday was again
" udu a..u slA uilS, A1u MAD all Inc Sna
OIL Oull cdullui6u. CHesapeak9 anu
ONO anu NUIlUAk anu Western were
tLoa.n In tur tedu. dIlu UuLn euJOy led ma
teIidl gains. Clesa pe1he ana CAllU opened
went up 10 oi4s. and finally went down 10
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va, July 49, 1902
SALES.
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NO. tolh and Western sold up to o.. and
he'd It's gam fairly Well to the last
e.aillmO:e and ONO went UP IN sym
pdIny VITA the other soft coaierS. SELL
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COMING ADJUSTMENTS
Royal Italian Band

Signor Giuseppe CrcatOre, who il
leading ElIery's Royal Italian band this
year. is considered by all who have
seen him to be the best director who
has ever appeared in America. 1t seems
as though in the magic of his baton
lies the genius of music. The fifty in
struments. each in the hand on an ar
fist. seem to be directed by his master
intellect, when the audience simply SIT
entranced until the director bows at
the close of each number His method
of directing is entirely peculiar to him
self, but his work is so artistic and
effective and its results so satisfying
TO the lovers of fine music that its
decidedly pleasing. The band is COM
posed of fifty-twO of the finest must
clans, all soloists, who have ever left
Italy. They never fail to respond
either individually or collectively, TO
CreatOre's slightest motion, and the eff
feet is band music of the greatest ex-
cellence. The engagement is for two
nights and matinee. commencing
Thursday, January, 18th. The man
ayers of the auditorium made such Il
hit with Nordica at the price Of 81 that
they have decided to play this great
band at only fifty cents. Seats go on
sale Monday morning at Ross p. Cur
tees store.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1902-01-11

Joseph F. Boomer, n graduate of the
state university, class of 1899, will be
the next resident of Lincoln to cast
his fortunes in the Philippine islands.
He is well known in educational cir
cles and for the past few years he has
been connected with a retail book
firm. He will teach English in the
islands at a salary of 81 200 per an
mum.
on December 2lSt. Mr.. Boomer was
married To Miss Esther Prey, daugh
ter of John W. Prey, residing at 1913
G. street. She is a Junior in the uni
versity classes and has planned to join
her husband i'm the islands sometime
next autumn. Mr.. Boomer will sail on
the transport Grant which leaves San
Francisco February LIST.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1902-01-11
A Misleading Combination

Native (Of Bloody GuIch)-So you're
soin' ter start a paper here, Ell? What
yer going ter call it?
Aspiring JOurnalist-"The Plain Deal
er." and its motto will be: "Hew to the
line-let the chips fall where they
may"
Native (elatedly)-By gum! Friend,
yer goin ter fill a long-felt want-we
always needed a journal devoted ter
poker out this way,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1902-01-11
A Temperance Lesson

a." said the temperance man,
strongly object to the custom of
christening ships with champagne"
Il don't" replied the other man. II
think there's a temperance lesson in
it"
How can that be-"
We'll, Immediately after the first
bottle of wine the ship takes to water
and sticks to it ever after"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1902-01-11

Mr.. Il o o IN e 7
took n literary
{ q ur : e in the
university and
in addition paid
particular at
tentiOn to Am
erican history.
III e h "a $ also
completed { n =
junior law term.
For six years
prior To his col
lege W DIRK n @
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1902-01-11

If not you can buy one from Us as chesply
a. he. And the finest line 10 select from ever
shown under one roof
Upright Pianos from $50 To $500
The finest Grand Pianos in the world for
less than you can buy them in Chicago or
New York.
We also have some of those beautiful Music
Rolls left