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Ilino Iinrzp ffoprri-Iiiutg: l:r
County. I.
Ein proe.xsoivs limnzlellcs Un-glu-ck
kcennte 'li'ii Eiiiwoliiiern von
l'lntte County nicht loiclil zuMosepii,
nip die XirhlprliHimng drr ncticn
Balm mis flcin Snellen (A. & N. R.
II..) wie das nus Folgenilcni luichl
zu scheii ist.
1. E ist die Atolr.lit dcr U. P.
Ei8cnbafingcf(!llclmi't nllc Buhnen
in dicker iranzon Gcgcnd zu control
lircn. Sic beriuiprt sich nicht mit
pinctn gutcn Profit, smidcru selzt
ih re Prrisc so Isocli, dass sic das
xiebcrfliiPRsige GpIiI nmvriidcii knnn
wozu? zur Vcrstjcrkuiig iliror
Gervnlt ueber uns, durcli das Batten
antlerer B-tlincii, ivodurcli die M(l;j
iicbkoit eincr Coiicurronjj hunter
innlir nbgeqcliiiiiicn wird.
2. IIierau crkliert sicli die starke
Opposition dcr U. P. G 8 llscliaft
gegen den Bail eincr Halm von ciner
wettci'crnden Compngiiic, denu ie
will sicli tin c ghunzenden (Jcseliajftc
nicht vcrdcrben lacscn durch cine
Xcbciibuhlerin.
3. Die Tyrnimei dcr U. P. Balm
crgicbt f-icb, z. I'., nus folgcnder
Tlmtsache: Die Eutfcrnungzwisch
cn Chicago uud New York it 900
Mcilcn; dcr regcltiiu!sigc Preiss
flier Fracht ist 20 cents das II under!
nuf dicser Strccke, das licissl, fucr 1
cent pchickt man lOOPltind -ionicilcn
wcit. Und in den Ictztpn Wochcu
hat cine jencr Baliuen ihrcn Preiss
licrubgeselzt auf 12. cents '
lieissl, fucr cinen cent fahrl sic 100
Pfund 70 iiicileu weit. Nun bc
zahlen wir dcr U. P. Balm nicht
cincn cent, soiidcrn 12 cents fucr die
gleiche Strecke also 12 malso vicl.
Man bczahlt n:umlich von Columbus
nach Council Bluffs, 95 inilen, 1C
cents.
4. Um uns nun nim dipser Skla
vcrei zu befreien, beducrfen wireiuc
wettcifcrndc Babn, uud zwar cine
solclio die ihrcn letzten Ausgaug in
tine in aiidercn Marktc hat, als die
U. P., und cine solchc ist die A. &
N., denu bic fuchrt nach den sucd
lichcu ISfccrktcn, Atciiison, Kansas
City und St. Louis, sowohl als nach
Chicago.
5. Die Farmers, ausscrhalb Co
lumbus, werden bei wcitcm am
mcistcn bei dcr ucucn Balm profi
tiren, und werden doch am wenigs
ten zu bczahlen haben, denu Colum
Lus Prrcinct bczahlt thut-:cclilich
uebcr die Ihclt'le aller Taxcn im
County. Von den 3,000 Karrcn die
jajhrlich in Columbus ab-odcr aufge
ladcn werden cnthaltcu 2,000 Get
reide und Vieh Produkte der Fann
er. Dcr Farmer bczahlt uiigcfajhr
i dcr Kosten und crl xult darner 4
des Vortl-cils eincr ncucii Balm.
Wer also fucr die Bonds stimmt
gicbt dadurch 1 Dollar um dafucr
von -1 bis 8 Dollar wiedcr zu crhaltcn.
Die Vortlicilc Bind immcr doppelt:
cin hrehercr Preiss fucr Produckte
und cin uiedcrer Preiss fucr Ein
kacufe. C. Eiuigc Lcutc Bind dcr Ausicht
als sei diets nur cin Plan dcr Stadt
leutc, sich sclbst auf Kostcn der
Lnndlcuto zu bereichcrn. Offenbar
ist cine solchc Mcinung grundfalsch
uud tliccrichL Die Stadt is gar
iiichts fucr und aus sich sclbst; sie
etcht in kciucr Ilinsichtauf cigenen
Fucs6cn, sondcrn ist unucdingt ab
l.ajngig von dem Laudc rings hcr
um. Bcsscrn sich die Zustacudo des
Lanumaniis, so kann sich die Stadt
audi verbessern, abcr nicht antlers.
Columbus stcht odcr faillt mit dem
Farmer.
7. Darum geht ganz gewiss nach
den "Wahlplastzen am Samstag den
1-ltcn Juni, und stimmt fucr die
Jiontls, und lasst cucli lurch uichts
irrc machen.
C G. A. IIulLhorst.
Tho following from the New York
Tribune will bo pleasant reading to
Nebraskans : "Miss Irish is a young
lady only 20 years old, who has been
employed as assistnut librarian in
the department of the interior, and
has been doing the foreign corres
pondence in that department. She
knows German, Spanish, and Italian,
and is credited with uncommon tact
and discretion in conducting the
correspondence. When her father
uow chief of the Bureau of Mining
and Engraving was counccted with
a legation abroad, Miss Irish, then a
child, was much petted by Aucr
bacb, the novelist, and, since she has
grown up, she has made a transla
tion of one of his novels, which
pleased him 60 greatly, that he wish
es her to translateall his late works."
Ab Ilonent Lawyer.
Dr. Johnson was passing a church
yard, and, seeing some people weep
ing over a grave, asked a woman
why they wept.
"Oh," she said, "We have lost our
precious lawyer, Justice llauda!'!
lie kept us from going to law the
best man who ever lived."
It was known that Dr. Johnson
hated the legal fraternity, but his
sense of justice induced him to
write an epitaph to put on his
tomb. It read : '
"God works wonders, now and then,
Htre lies a lawyer, an honest man.'
Supt. Towne and S. B. Galey were
in town last evening. The officers
of the Uniou Pacific told Mr.Towne
that he should uot build into this
country if they could help it, and
that tlioy meant fight to the bitter
cud.
The above from the Butler Co.
JPrcss corresponds with what Supt.
Towne told U6 the other daj,uamcly
that the U. P. officials threatened to
uuild a road parallel to the A. & X.
along its entire route. But that
certainly would suit Columbus,
Gould6 apct,town in Nebraska.
UNION PACIFIC DUST
TJirown tip into thr Kyo. of the oopl of Platte County from
the many 'kWarlc. Surveyed Iy i:ip5i-- and 'Ii:iiu, und
nlxo run in the Fei"tllcIn.a-rination-.orU. I. Official.
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AVe claim no special artistic merit
for the above wood cut intended in
a very general way, to represent the
numerous railways and imaginary
projections of railways in Platte
county, all emanating from the U
P, Iiiilucncc-mill, and designed
for the overthrow of the L. & N.
proposition.
Outside of Columbus, Butler pre
cinct is the only one peculiarly sus
ceptible to U. P. influence, their line
running through Jackson, a station
on the U. P. west of Columbus.
Two lines have been surveyed Ironi
the south to. Jackson, "II" represent
ing the survey from Rising, and "1"
that from Osceola, with a common
outlet north, the roads to be built if
the Jj. & IT. bonds arc defeated, and
this is U. P. Jackson and Butler
precinct dust. The line "G O" is an
extension from David City to Co
lumbus and Shell Creek, if the L. &
2T. bonds arc defeated, and this is TJ.
P. Columbus and Shell Creek dust.
"F D" is the proposed line from
Richland via mouth of Elm creek
into Boone county, provided the L.
Itcspoiifcc (o I. C. Ijovcluml.
Columbus, June 4, 79.
Enrroit Joukxal: In your issue
of May 28, I note an an article head
ed Loveland v. "Veritas." "The real
author of the communication is un
known to me," and I am surprised
that our usually wide-awake Repre
sentative was so easily deluded into
fathering the abortion.
But Gould, Dillon and Clark were
here. The boys with brass collars
were each clamoring for a bone. Our
usually cool Representative of the
52d District, was mentally, if not
spiritually excited, he had a flea in
his car, might have skip'd from
Gould, but presumably from "Emp
ty" Iv, who had just received his
"collar." Under the circumstances,
he is certainly excusable in the or
thographical blunder of placing
"Cat's Paw" immediately before his
signature, instead of properly affix
ing it thereto. IVho "Veritas" may
be, the public little care, so that his
statements arc true, and the readers
of the Jouknal familiar with Love
land's political career, know that
every Hue of my communication of
the 20th ult. wa3 solid truth.
"In another letter to the people I
"will explain my action in the legis
lature in regard to the tariff rcsolu-
linn rV.- T .
V s I O JL i It .
"D. C. Loveland."
"Well, why the delay V It certain
ly needs considerable explanation.
I, myself, am auxious to see, and
have waited for an explanation.
Please, Loveland, do not delay until
after the R. R. bond election. And
if this true explanation ever is made,
dear readers, prepare yourselves for
a grand revelation. I have an ink
ling that it will be "spicy," the flavor
of which will be all the nloro deli
cious, on account of tho pccidiar
mystery surrounding it. Tell it,
Loveland, and tell it straight. Tell
it as yon told L. Gerrard, at Lincoln.
Tell it as you told A. M. Post at
Lincoln. Tell it as you told the
writer in Columbus, and if you told
tho trutli then, aud dare repeat it
over your own signature, then, "by
the big born spoon," we predict the
U. P. whip in Columbus will loose
its snapper, the Representative of
the 52d Dist. will be called upon to
disgorge his. free pass, and hereafter
pay his fare like a free man. I anx
iously await the promised letter of
explanation. Loveland's citajion of
the statutes governing "purgatory"
I will take his word for, as a Legis
lator, and advise him, if it comes
handyrto amend that section, for his
future prosperity.
I say in all candor to Mr. Love
land this is not a personal contro
versy. As a Representative of the
52d Dist. he is a servant of his con
stituents, and his public acts are
public property. Personally and
socially I am his friend.
"Veritas.
The Union Pacific company failed
to keep its contract with Claudius
Jones, and he is now favoring the
A. & X. in Seward. Sutler County
Press. - i
& JV. bonds do carry. And this is
U. P. dust thrown into the eyes of
Columbus people, to bring them,
kneeling, to theU. P. altar, as is also
"E D," from Schuyler into Boone
county.
The branch "B" is intended for
the benefit of St. Bernard voters, and
"A" is intended to catch any strag
glers towards Madison.
These possible and contingent
roads look well on paper, but there
arc loo many of them for "business."
The promises made have been too
numerous and too conflicting. This
kind of argument is too strong, it
breaks its own back. It has weak
ened the U. P. cause, and is weak-
cuing it every day. It is entirely
too "thiii' to wear any longer, and
the dust that has been raised along
all these routes will be so thorough
ly allayed and moistened by the
steady-pouring rain of ballots on the
14th day of June that Jay Gould and
his followers will not bo able to get
over Platte county in high-topped
rubber boots.
Dust, when wotted sufficiently,
makes mud.
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COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA.
CASH CAPITAL,
$50,000
Dir.ECTona:
Leaxdeu Gebraiid, Prcsrl.
Geo. "W. IIulst, Vice Pes'
Julius A Reed.
Edwam) A. Gekraki).
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Agents for the Sale of
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Union Pacific, and Midland Pacific
It. It. Lands for sale at from $3.00 to $10.00
per aero for cash, or on live or ten years
time, in annual payments to suit pur
chasers. We have also a large and
choice lot of other lands, improved and
unimproved, for sale at low price and
on reasonable terms. ANo business and
residence lots in the city. "We keep a
complete abstract of title to all real es
tate in Platte County.
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keeps constantly on hand all kinds of
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combs, Brushes, Uridle Hits, Spurs,
Cards. Harness made to order. Re
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53.4.
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by It through between
council bltjits & Chicago r
No other road rnns Pullman Hotel Cars, or any
other form of Hotel Cars, throneh. between ihn
ion xurcr ana unicago.
PASSENGERS OOEiQ EAST should bear
bmind that this Is tho
BEST ROUTEWCHICAGO
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Paaacncers br this ronto have choice of ttte
DIFVEICEXT ROUTES and the adrantaga of
Eight Dally Unci Palace Sleeping Cars
from CHICAGO to
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
ANT) OTHER EASTERN POINTS.
Insist that tho Ticket Agent sells joa tick tsbjr
the North-Western Road. Eiamlno your Tickets,
and refuse to bar If they do no t read orer this Road.
All Agents sell them and Check usual Bargain
JTrea by this Line. b "
Through Tickets Tla this Route to all Eastern
Points can be procured at the Central Pacific Rail
road Ticket Offlce, foot of Market Street, and at
I New Montgomery Street. San Francisco, and at
all Coupon Ticket Offices of Central Pacific, Union
Paclflc, and all Western Railroads.
New York Ode, No. 415 Broadway. Boston
Office, No. S State Street. Omaha Office, 245 Farn
bam Street. San Francisco Offlco, 3 New Mont
gomery Street. Chicago Ticket Offices : 63 Clark
Street, nnder Sherman Bouse ; 75 Canal, comer
Madison Street ; Klnzle Street Depot, corner West
Kinzlo and Canal Streets ; Wells Street Depot,
corner Wells and Einzie Streets.
For rates or Information sot attainable frem
your home ticket agents, apply to
Mabtix IIconiTT, W. II. STrxwrrr,
Gcn'l Mang'r, CUcaso. Qen'I I'm. AeX Cnlcagor
HETAIL DEALKi: IX
T3SiSSSSBSS3E23BXmEl
graTm EE22Z2
AII oi.ivi. streets,
NEBRASKA.
in a first-class Drug Store. Dealers
PAPER ALWATS KEPT IN STOCK.
Specialty. Prices as lovr as
can lie Made.
SWEET CIDER
-AND-
V
WF
T A3f constantly receiving the choicest
X of 3Iichi'-an cider and apples. Call
and taste for yourself.
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COL 17 .11 15 U s
Restaurant and Saloon!
E. I). SHEEHAX, Proprietor.
AVholes.tld and Ketail Doaler in
Foreign Wines, Liquors
AND CIGAIJS,
DOUBLIM STOUT,
SCOTCH AND ENGLISH ALES.
US'Jeuttii.i.y Whiskies a Specialty.
OYSTEES,
In thHr .-im.
BY THE C-I.S& CA.V Ol: IHSIl,
JltJ Street. Sontli of Depot
CITY MEAT MARKET";
ox
oi.ivi: .sr., oppomti: iia.h
;uo:i nousi:.
"Will keep on hand all kind ol Froh
and Salt .Muaty, aNo Snusa-n, .Poultry,
Frch Kih. cti. all in their seaon.
Cash paid for Hid. Lard an-l Ita.
W1LL.T. ItlCKLY.
CITEAL MT MAIET
O.X litis STREET.
Denler in Fresh and Salted Meat.
&e. Town Lots, Wood. Hide, Ar.
J. KICKI.Y. Ai'rnt.
Colurabu.s, June 1, 1377.
YOUBET?5
A. W. LAWRENCE,
ACKXT FOR THK
a
WIND MILL,
AVill hereafter lie found TIIREK
DOOllS SOUTH of tho 1'ost Ollico,
where he Kcepi a full line of every stvl
PUMP. PIPE, HOSE,
And the Celebrated
! X L FEED MILL.
A-ihekeepsaPiinipIIfiiiicexelii-ivrlr,
he is able to vH CHEAPER T1IAV
THE CHEAPKST. Pump for anr
depth well. I'unip" driven or rcpairi-ti.
and Itods cut.
GIVE HIM A C.1LL A.'D S.IVK illWBY.
BECKER & WELCH,
PR0PHIET0ES 07
SHELL CREEK MILLS.
MANUFACTURERS & WHOLE
SALE DEALERS IN
FLOUR AND MEAL.
OFFICE, COL VMIi US, NEIi
Dr. A. HEINTZ,
DK.1LKU IN
iviives, i.iii;oie.s',
Fine Soaps, Brushes,
PEBFUMERY, Etc., Etc.,
And all articles usually kept on hand bf
Druggists.
Physicians Prescriptions Carefully
Compounded.
Oac floor IIji.hI or Galley, m
KIcTcntli Nlrcet,
COLUMBUS.
NEBRASKA
mOSBB.123ST
NEW STORE
AND
New Stock.
A full, frci-h supply of groceries,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
Just opened, and for sale at low-down
prices.
IST Olive Street, opposite the
"Tattenuill."
.tames McAllister.
m. SCHILZ,
Manufacturer and Dealer In
i
BOOTS AND SHOES!
a romplrte-vuortiiieiit of fodleVaad Cill
lrrn" Shxs kept on hand.
All Work Warrants!!
Our ."Motto fJood fctoclr, excellent
work and fair prices.
Especial Attention paid to Repairing
11
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QrcatMorcantile Collece.Keokxxk Jowa
55-4'.
V'M. BECKKK. I Cor--Oil re and Sis. I3lk