UNIQUE POST-OFFICE IN NEBRASKA.

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Some years ago, a traveller recounting his experiences of the early

days of the city of Nebraska, U.S.A., says that on arriving at the odd

collection of shanties that then represented the beginnings of the

city, he inquired for the post-office, and was referred to an old chap

sitting on a log. Of this man he further inquired where he could find

the post-office, as he expected a letter. The old chap removed his

sombrero, and, fumbling inside it, produced the expected letter. Since

then Nebraska has grown into considerable importance as the capital of

the State of Nebraska.--“THE CAPTAIN.”

The Wide World Magazine, Vol. 22, No. 130, January, 1909 · 第 26 / 31 题