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POLITICAL.
ALL A KNoitxrKMKNT of candidates for offlcc
wlietlier made liy ael! or friends, and
whether as uotlccaor communications to the
lllltor, are (until nominations are made)
simply personal, and will Iw charged an ad
rerilneiucuti,
All communications should lie addressed to
H, llOSKWATUll, Editor and Publisher, Draw
r27l. Two of tiicflloopiof war authorized
liy n recent net of CongrcM, arc to bo
built nt Norfolk. The force employ
ed in the United .States Nary Yard
at tlint point was very considerably
increased lust week.
Tun Second Comptroller of the
United States Treasury Department,
last week, decided that a deserter,
oven though ho rcccivo an honorable.
(Uncharge finally, is not entitled to
nud cannot rcccivo bounty.
A Nr.w OitLKANScontempory com
plaint! that only one hundred and
twelve, veterans of tho war of 1812
arc living in Louisiana. Wc appre
hend that if they remain in Louisiana
their numbers will bo materially re
duced within tho noxt twelve uuuitliH.
Till: New York papers nilirm that
the crimes committed in that city in
a Hiuglo month outnumber tho depre
dations of the Apaches, Sioux, Modocs
and till tho other H.tvagcs in this
country, in an entire year, and Ktill a
majority of tho criminal lawyers of
New York go about looking lank,
lean nud unhappy.
Tin: Seventh U.S. Cavalry, Gen.
CiiBlnr commanding, required one
hundred nud foity freight nud pas
senger cars to move- tho men, hordes
and equipments from. Memphis to
Yankton. Tho oxponso incurred by
tho Government for tlteir transporta
tion must 1)0 quito a consideration
with tho railrood companies. Tho
Illinois Central received tho lion's
share of it.
Tin: inexcusable folly of tho Indian
pence policy received n very forcible
IJlustration at Wit-hington yesterday.
While tho whole nation was in con
vulsions of indignation and rago at
tho perfidy of the Modoc assassins,
our religious CommUioner of Indian
Afliiirn was delivering himself of n
sermon, which had for its toxt "Tho
only road to roform of tho noblo red
man lies in the path of nnlvution."
Wo apprehend tho only roud to In
dian salvation lies in tho path of the
cannon, j-lllo ball and sabre.
Ki)WAUr H. S. Oaniiy, llrigndicr
General in tho regular army, and
Brevet Major General, was n nativo
of Kentucky. Ho was appointed to
tho Military Academy at West Point
from that Stato in tho year 18!15.
Graduating in 18111), ho was commis
sioned second lioutcnaut in tho 2d
infantry. On tho 18th of"Junc,
1810, ho v.as ptomoted to first .lieu
tenant, and in tho following year he
was mado brovet capTttin and assist
ant adjutant general. Dining the
Mexican war ho won two further bre
vets for gallant and meritorious con
duct. In March, 1855, ho was pro
moted to major of the 10th infantry,
and upon tho reorganization of tho
regular army in tho spring of 1801,
lie became colonel of tho 10th in
fantry. His services during tho war wero
active and conspicuous, and advanced
him rapidly to tho rank of major
general of volunteers. On tho 28th
of July, 18GI), ho was commissioned
brigadier gonoral in tho reguhtrarmv,
.which position he hold at tho time of
his death.
A TIMKI.Y HUT COSTLY I.KNSOX.
Tho cruehissassinatlon of General
Canby nnd Messrs. Thomas and Men
chain, while acting in tho capacity of
peace commissioners, by tho cowardly
and perfidious Captain Jack and his
gang of red-skinned cut-throats, can
not fail to leach tho iii.tion n timely,
but rather expensive lesson. It will
undoubtedly forcibly impress upon
President Grant and Ills cabinet the
criminal folly of pursuing thu o
called Quaker policy lu dealing with
bands of marauders and murderers of
Indian extraction. It will arouse
,tli entire nation to a just under
standing of tho character of tho
noblo red man, whoso chivalry and
manliness havo so frequently been ox
tolled and misrepresented by extrava
gant romances, CromFoiutlmoroCooi
er down to tho present yellow-back
novelist.
An organized baud of white thieves
or highway robbers is usually pur
sued by shorllfs nnd militia. If cap
tured they aro dealt with in accord
ance with criminal codes, and
often in accordauco with tho
rules - ami regulations of n
vigilanro committee. If, however,
n band of copper-colored savages or
ganizes for raplno nud plunder, de
liberately commits all manner of
nlfocilief, including larceny, arson,
and murder, they nro treated like bo
many prodigal eoii. A pence cm- J
bassy is appointed to havo a talk
with them. Valuable presents nro
sent to them. Pipes of peaco arc
smoked, nnd flasks of whisky demol
ished to npenee their wrath. Im
plicit confidence is placed in their
pledges nnd promises. They nro
coaxed to return nnd partake of tho
fntted calf that the generous Great
Father has killed nnd prepared for
them. If a desperato and uncom
fortable situation compels theso pam
pered criminals to accept tho proffered
invitation, tlteir crimes arc white
washed with red and yellow ochre,
and their infamous conduct rewarded
by liberal donations of costly trinkets.
Hloodtliirsty savages, who had been
promoted to chieftainship for their
atrocious cunning and relentless cru
elty, arc transported nt the public ex
pense across the continent to thu Na
tional Capitol and the great cities on
tho sea-board. They are every where
fawned upon nud feasted liko trav;
ellng princes. After much dining
and whining, much smoking and a
heap of talk, they arc permitted to
roturn to their kith nnd kin loaded
down with numberless presents. In
a short Jtimc they resume their bloody
work, and if, perchance, these chiefs
arc captured, they readily explain
by excusing themselves under tho
plea of inability to control their
young warriors. Wo havo for hoiuo
time past treated tho wholo proceed
ings with the handful of Modocs as a
costly farce. Tho farco has wound
up in a tragedy, and that tragedy is
to lie followed by a drama, which wc
hopo will termluato in tho extermi
nation of tho wholo Modoc tribe.
Tho unexpected treachery thnl
culminated in the delibcrato butchery
of the Modoc peace commissioners,
makes humanity shudder nt tho bru
tal degradation of theso wretches.
Liko n spark dropped into a powdor
mngtixino it explodes tho theories and
speculations of phllautropists of the
quitkor stripe, and places tho Indian
onco more before tho American peo
ple in his true character. Tito wholo
fabric, based upon tho vng.irio.' of the
so-called peace policy men, must now
fall before these irrehistiblo facts,
but if in the end tho life blood of
General Canby nnd his mnssacrcd
companions shall bcrvo ns a sacrifice
to savo tho lives and property of
hundreds of other peaceable citizens,
wo may yet havo tho consolation
that thoy havo not died in Ynin.
I'UKUC IMIMtOVEMKNTS.
Wo understand that within a few
days tho plans for a general system of
grading nnd scworago will bo present
ed to our City Council for considera
tion und approval. Theso plans havo
been prepared in accordance with
careful topographical surveys by tho
City Kugineer, in consultation nnd
with tho ndvico of Mr. Phillips, one
of the most prominent soworngo en
gineers in this country. Tho adop
tion of theo plans will involve no
immediato outlay, unless tho Council
shall deem it advisable to put them
into execution. Assuming, howovcr,
that lite permanent system of grading
and sewerage shall bo deemed a mat
ter of absolute necessity, the question
will nrise whether we, as a city, are
prepared o inaugurate such a system
during tho present season. For our
part wo nro convinced that Omaha
must either enter actively upon tho
work of grading nnd paving our prin
cipal thoroughfares, and provido an
artificial system of drninago thorcfor,
or sho may as well prepare to surren
der her boasted prestige as tho ac-J
kuowlegcd metropolis of Nebraska,
Even tho young and thriving city of
Lincoln is nlready far ahead of Oma
ha in this respect. Their principal
thoroughfares and public square has
been graded, and commodious side
walks may bo found on nearly ovory
street. Thoy have built one very
substantial sower, erected bridges
and sunk nu artesian well at a cost of
sovcral thousand dollars. Under our
now city charter tho legal obstacles
that hava hcretoforo prevented tho
systematic collection of special taxes
havo been removed. Tho subterfuge
of certain anti-progressionists, who
seek to escape their liabilities for
constructing sidewalks because tlto
grade has not been established, will
soon bo removed. Our Mayor and
City Council must now seo to it that
tho obstacles to Mife nud convenient
locomotion in our streets bo also re
moved, and that very speedily.
There is no uo of inviting capital
ists to coma to Omaha, u invest their
money, until our citizens can exhibit
their individual confidence in her fu
ture progress and prosperity through
well graded and pa vod streets. Cities,
liko men, are generally apt to make n
hitting impression at first sight. Let
any stranger view tho formidable tips
and downs on our principal thorough
fares, or attempt to drivo through
them after n heavy rain storm, and
twenty chances to one, ho comes to
tho conclusion that tho town is on
tho verge of bankruptcy and Its citi
zens preparing to movo to a more
favorablo locality.
Thoro nro those who will oppoo
every cflbrl at public improvements
just now, on the plea of poverty. To
thoso wo would say Omaha, as com
pared with towns and cities of tlto
sumo population in any part of the
country, Is exceedingly well fixed.
Sho owes a total debt of about $G00,
000, which can almost bo olf-sot by
the value of real estate nnd othor
property owned by the city. Lin
coln, with about lino-fourth of her
population and one-tenth of her
weaUh, ou-4 a bonded dtfft fully nsi
large ns ours, whllo Davenport, Des
Moines, St. Joseph, Leavenworth,
nnd Kansas City, each owe many
hundred thousands more than
Omaha.
Kansas City hits just voted n half
million in bonds for water works.
She lias expended nearly n million in
grading and paving her streets, and
to those public improvements as
much ns any other cauo she owes her
advantages and standing as a city.
Washington City contracted a bonded
debt of five millions last year for
public improvements, and her news
papers now confirm tho wisdom of
the step- Property has since then
advanced there vciy rapidly, and her
population is increasing at an extra
ordinary rate.
We do not nrguc that wo must
complete tho projected Improvements
within ono or two years, but wo
assert emphatically that wo cannot
allow this season to pass without
making n vigorous beginning.
Wo hope Mayor Urcwcr will per
sonally urgo tho necessity of early
notion in this direction, upon our
City Council. Ho can do nothing that
will raise him in tho estimation of
our present ns well as our future
population, so much as tho inaugura
tion during his term, of a system of
pcrmanicut public improvements.
Correspondence ot thaftaK
A WOOUK.V WEDDINU USDKU
IilKt'ICUlYl'IKS.
Foivr limiwr.n, April 10.
EniTon Bi:i::
On Monday morning, April 7, a
party consisting of Judgo Carter, of
Fort Hridgcr, Mr. and Mrs. O. D.
Hryant, Mrs. nnd Miss Crane, ami
Miss McAlpine, of Cincinnati, took
tho train at Omaha, where they had
remained over Sunday. Two of the
party wero going to Fort Hridger,
and tho others wero found for San
Francisco. Thoy were a merry party,
ever ready for lun nnd excitement ;
but towards evening they wero wish
ing for some now amusement, when
to their surprise and delight Mr.
Brant announced that tho coming
day was tho fifth anniversary of his
wedding tiny, nnd consequently
thought it ndvisablo to havo a wooll
en' wedding. Tho young ladies im
mediately entered into tho spirit of
the affair, und appointed themselves
a committeo of arrangements to havo
all things mado ready, and conduct
tho ceremonies in a stylo which be
fitted tho occasion, and insisted that
tho Judge should perform tho mar
riage ceremony, that the happy couple
might again bind themselves by
yacrcd vows.
It was very difficult to obtain suit
able gilts for tho occasion, but "ne
cessity knows no law," and. although
everything was not to their satisfac
tion, yet what was lacking in quality
was replaced by quantity.
At last tho eventful evening ar
rived. All were in a flutier of ox
cltcment, except tho two most inter
ested, who were very indifferent to
all proceedings.
llio brido submitted verv grace
fully to having her hair dVcorutcd
with flowers, which Miss Crano very
tastefully fashioned from bluo tissue
paper. Tho groom, also, with a for
titude rarely equalled, allowed ono
of tho ladies to victimize him to the
extent of placing one of tho spurious
flowers in his button-hole.
Besides tho above mentioned per
sons, there were present Mr. Tibbals,
palace car conductor ; Mr. Millo, pas
senger conductor, and two or thrco
others.
At a quarter before eight, on
Tuesday evening, tho ceremonies be
gan with tho presentation of gifts.
Most conspicuous among tliom was a
keg, which was obtained nt Sherman,
tho highest point on the U. P. line.
"It has uo top or bottom, but yet it is
a very good keg," was tho explana
tion given tho astonished groom, by
tho young ladies.
Next in order wero two large billets
of wood, measuring from three to four
feet in length, and six to eight inches
in diameter.
Thirdly, a few bundles of kindling
wood, which Miss McAlpine beenred
nt Grand Island. Their uso was in
definite, but we presume they woro
intended to bo used for toothpicks.
They were nbout eight inches long,
and one-half inch square Lastly, a
cigar box, containing numerous ready
mado tooth-picks.
Tho greater number of tho gifts
woro presented with tho compfiments
of tho party, and of courso tho croom
especially, was hiehlv delitrhtcd with
them, and had serious thoughts of
ciiuriuniig u car in carry iiicni to an
Francisco.
After tho presentation, tho party
wero regaled with cake, crackers, ap
ples, doughnuts, hard boiled eggs, nnd
lemons.
Next in order was tlto marriage
ceremony by Judgo Carter, which
took placo while tho train was pass
ing under tho second snow-shed west
of Lookout. After tho Judgo had
pronounced the words, "Whom God
hath ioined together," etc., lie ad
vanced nnd kised tho bride, and then
proceeded to kiss every lady of tho
party. One, howovcr, resisted, and
tho struggle resulted hi upsetting two
boxes ot Latoy's best candy. Tho
popular toast of tho ovonfug was,
!'lhe health of tho brido and groom,
and may they live long and prosper,"
which was drank with hearty good
will by tho gentlemen of tho party.
Lastly, thoy partook of ginger-snaps
and peanuts, nnd agreed that the
wholo affair had been a success. After
tho excitement had abated somewhat,
tho happy irroom remarked, "1 have
lived wftli4iy wlfo 11 vo years, nnd I
bcllovo I like hor better now than I
did at tho beginning of that tlmo."
After this remarkable concession Mrs.
Hryant was looked upon as an un
common lady to desorvo such praise.
A MliMULMt 01' THU P.UITY.
They have a petrified woman in
Gold Hill, Novada. Sho was so ns
tonished at her husband coming homo
sobor that sho has bccoiuo petrified
with astonishment over since. It is
a snd cuo, and should bo n warning
to Gold Hitlers not to astonish their
wives by nny such unnatural pro
ceedings. Wlien a wife expects hor
husband to como homo inebriated it
is u reflection on her judgmont for
him to go home perfectly sober, as
did tlilsiinitc.
sat n.u :uiuosiTit-.5.
Iowa has n man who can carry n
load weighing 1,200 pounds.
Savannah, Ga.. expects a credu
lous public to brook a rout weighing
115 pounds.
Dubuqtto has it three-legged dog.
Davenport is compensated with two
legged puppies.
AnlowaFallswoman has named
her last baby Welcome Awful Catas
trophe. Fact, says the Sentinel.
A Connecticut man swears to an
ox which trots its milo inside of four
minutes, and offers to enter it for
beef-steaks. -
An embryo citizen of Preston,
Iowa, lately made his advent Into
this breathing world with two teeth
ready made.
Tho latest natural productions
in Pennsylvania are a calf with a
thick flecco of wool and a dog which
gets drunk regularly every day.
Convis, Mich., has a lamb with
but ono eye, in tho certro of tlto
head, a noso like the beak of n hawk,
nud unusually long ears.
A Sheldon, (Indiana) woman
wns delivered of four healthy chil
dren tho other day, and mother and
children, nil girls, nro ns well ns
could bo expected. Next.
Six little black Australian swans
liavo just emerged from tho shell in
tho Jnrdin des Phmtes, after sixty
days devotion of the mother, who
lu.tched them in tho open air. A
pair of these birds cost from 2,000 to
2,500 francs.
JEWELRY MANUFACTORY.
M. J. JOHANNES,
Diamond Setter and
Manufacturing
Jeweler.
Twciily-llirco Years' Experience .In
. the Finest Factories in Now
York, riillaiielphla, nud
Baltimore.
N. K. Oor, Uth and Douglas, orer McAoi
.. ,. land'a Qun Bwro,
WF. 0. llox 41. llOYlOtf
BYHON ItKKH.
LKWI3 3. HRUD
BYRON REED & GO.
The Oldest E.tnbllalicd
Real Estate Agency
IN NCnilASKA.
Keep a complete Abstract of Titles to all lieu
Lstatc ill Dinah and Douglaa county.
C12 Fourteenth St., Omaha, ob.
fetillf
C. C. H0USEL & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding
AND
Commission Merchants,
DKAI.EltSIN
33-ui.ttor-,
Oldoi',
Houoy, to.
Agents for the Mlunuri River Htcamboala.
Agents for Merchants' Dcipatcli Fast KrclEut.
Agents for M. Work's Cincinnati Candles.
Agents for Champion Ileapers and Mowers, nnd
llolllngworth liny Hakes.
Choleo Apples by Itariel or llusliel.
8Comn nnd see ns, at
401 Thirteenth .Strrel.
npr'J-lf 0. C. HOUSEI, A CO.
Wm.K.jDoolittlo&Bro.,
GROCERS.
SVAY STOKE 1
NO REST!!
LOW l'ltlCESil!
BOO Bodco St.,
OMAHA, - - - NEB.
Jaii2'wtl
City Meat Market
Slieely Bros.,
iCeep constantly on hand a largo supply
BEEF, PORK,
Poultry, Game
and
VEGETABLES
Jliue24dtf
Cliictigo, Hock Island
, AND
Faciffio R. R.,
THE LUKKAT C'EXTHVL UOUTE,
NOW OPKN PIRKCT TO
CHICAGO AND THE EAST,
Via DES M0JNE8, DAVENPOET,
AND BOOK ISLAND,
ConnuctlugjU Pus Moines with
Des Moi'ics Valley Hallroad
FOR
KooUuli.(liiat.Xjoula
to Davenport with boat for all points on tin
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
A! La Halle with the
ILLINOIS OENTBAL RAILBOAD,
NORTH AND KOUTH.1
And at Chicago with all tho fait llnes.Eost and
(South.
TWO FAST EXPIIESS TRAINS
Leave. Council UluHi dally.
TRAINS KUN ON CHICAGO TIME
Tbls rod Is being thoroughly equipped with
ELEGANT NEW OOAOIIES
AND SLEEPING CARS,
And having the advantage of a smooth, well
balanced track, oiler, lo the traveling
public, tu Ea.tern line une
qualled for
SPEED. COMFORT. AND SAFETY.
Through tickets via this lino lo all Intern
rltlea can lie had at the Company's Ticket
Olfices, at Ouiaba and Couucll liluifr, and at
!;pot.
HAGGAGE OHECKEDTHROUGII
TO AM.
I'RINCIl'AL UABTERN TOINTH.
A. A. II ALL, 8. 8. STEVENS,
Atst. Oeo'l Sunt., Uen'l Agunl,
Chicago. Council UlufTs,
M. -JMITIJ, fieuTl'au. Agl., Chicago.
F. COURT,
Leading Boot Maker
And all kinds o!
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S
.Mending neatly dont.j
' 183
IVtweon Utli and 12th.
L. WOODWORTH
228 Holloas St., Oiiiahn, Neb.,
UKAI.KK IN
Carriages, Hacks,
Buggios Patent Whools,
Road Wagons, Trotting Sulkies, Hkelelom, Hill
debakcr'a CclehriMl Wtgons, James R. Mill's
Cclebrlted Concord Harness and Whip.,
Hor so Clothing,
Robes, Blankets, Wagon Material of all Pcscrlp
lions, 8pol.es, Hub., Felloes, and all kiutisof
HARD WOOD LUMBER
Thliiible.8kelns.;AxlcsaudaHprlngi
roarMJ
S. JACOBS, .
TAILOR,
190 Farjah.am St.,
One door west of Abbott's Book Store.
All kinds cf Clothing mado to ordtr. Clean
ing and Repairing done a! reasonablo rates
Gentlemen's Furnishing Uoods constantly on
hand, aul-lin
XXEXTR-BOXiZiXT,
dkalf.r in
Groceries & Provisions,
Flour, Feed,
AN I)
3E".xxia. Frodtioo,
WINES, LIQUORS
TOIIACCOM AND CIGARS.
N.E. Oor. 8IXTEENTII & OALIFOBNIA Sts,
nprin-tl
JUST OPENED !
A New Lager Beer Saloon,
8. E. Cor. TENTH St. it CAPITOL Av.
Jl'NTll!. ICKNOf.KIt, - - l'roi.V.
nprU-lnt
Charles Shiveriok
IVXlVXXTLX TO, O tXTT-O X"
AND
Wholesale & Retail
DEALER IN
FurniturE
Bedding,
Mirrors, Etc
HA8 THE LAB0E8T STOCK IN OJfAHA.
Awn
r
MAKES THE LOWEST I'fUCEH.
203 Farnam Street.
anldcod-and-wtf.
GRAND CENTPVL
EUROPEAN HOTEL,
Pino street, betweon Fourth and Fltli streets
ST. LOUIS, containing 160 rooms; having
lately added CO mora room. Is now prepared to
offer to the traveling Public Ihe best accommo
dations. Rooms, 75 tts. to SI tier day, A
meals US cts. each.
DOOR A THATCHER
i'roprlet
N. I. D. Solomon,
Manufacturer ot
SHOW CASES.
Dealer In
Whitlow Ulnss lMetiirc
Frames, and Mirror.
108 Fariilinii. Street, Omitti Aeb.
- lebltf.
Burlington & Missouri River
R. R. in Nebraska.
INo. 23.1'
To take offset Monday, March 10, 1873.11
. Kxpntxi . ,
STATIONS. WKST. KAST,
FlatUmoiitli litis 4. in 1:16 p. in.
Oreaopolls U::w " j;oi "
Omaha , 10:30 " 2.00 "
Ilellovuo H:03 i,....,l'?0 "
Lnl'latle ..llj'.'O " M j.. 11
Oreaopoll H:J3 " ,.,. i:ol
Oreaopolls 12:S1 "
Concord ,11:47 " ...12:8 '
Louisville UM " , 12.0a "
South liend 1I2.21 " , u-si 11
Ashland 11M0 u-aj 11
Greenwood .TJ..Vt Hn ig 11
Waverly 1:07 " UjtM "
Newton 1:19 " lo.Si "
IJncoIn 1:33 " -10:33 "
Lincoln 1:30 p.m 10:23 '
Denton..... 2:13 ' .10 02 "
Highland 2:33 " ;4i 11
Crete 2:45 ' , 8:37 u
Crete 2:53 ' 11,32 it
Dorchester 3:17 " 0:U "
Exeter 4.01 " 8:31 "
Fairmont 4:20 " H:14 "
Oralton 4:37 " 7:48 "
Harvard 8:13 " , .7:07 '
Inland 6:13 " 0:4.1 '
Hastings.,,,, 0:27 " 6:31 "
Juniata .0:46 " .0:11 "
Juniata 7:00 6:M h
Kenesaw 7:28 " fi;33 1
Lowell 7:56 " 5:11
Fort Kearney 8:12 ' 8:57 11
Kearney Juucl'ii. 8:10 " 4:30m. m.
Train. Between Omaha and Platt.mouthl
Leavennd arrive as follows:
W.ATTHMOl'TH. OMAHA.
Leave 1:50 p. 111. Arrive 4:17p.m.
Leave 12.23 ' Arrivo 2:00 "
Arrive ..11:50 a, 111, Leave .10:30 a. m
Arrive- ).m " liave 7;00 "
BoatrlceZBranch,
1-' mxi:n, ,
8TAT10XS. WKST. KOUTII.
Crete ., 4.4) p. 111 6:43 a. 111,
De Witt 3:57 " 5-37
Caldwell 6:23 " B:'9 "
Beatrice 6:51 " 4:10 "
.,... ... .....a !: .WIO IS IIISI IJI
Omaha, and Is W mluutes slower than that ot
Clilcago. C. F. MORHi:, Hupt,
Q. O. MANCIIIiSTER, Heu.Tlcl.it AKt.
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U. S. DEPOSITORY.
The First National Bank
OJP OB4LZXja..
Our. fnriilium Mtu! Ulli Mri-ela,
I'HK OMIKVP l(NKIMI BhTMILHHMENI
IN NKIIIiAHKA
iSuioessurtn ICimlitii l!nl!iurn.)
.CMtsWii-h-d m iK5s. Organized Nalhmai
lUtik, Aiuutt SC, 1N.1.
Inpllil ...J I'roillsuvcr . . . fjft0,oo(l
wiciH" anii mnacron
8 i'llhlOHTUN, A.KOUNTZK,
., I'ru.ldetil. . Cashier
It. KOUNTZK, H. VV. YATKS,
Vice l'rcK'l. Asa'! Cashier.
A. .1. i'OI'l'LKTON. Attorney.
AivimAUKium, iko. uinrs, mkm.wuud
I'rCKldfiit. Vice I'roMdent, Cannier.
STATE SAVINGS BANK.
N. W.COIl. KAIINHAM 13TI1 BT.
Capital, $100,000,
Anlliorlxril Cnnhal. 91,000,000.
Deposits as nnsll aJ ono dollar recede ,ml
Compound Interest allowed on same.
Advantages
JVKIt
Certificates of Deposit.
Tho wholo or any twirt ol a doKMt arter re
maining in this Hank threo months, will draw
Interest from date of leMtt to tlmo of pay
ment. Tho who.o or any part of a tlciOKlt can
drawn at any tlmo. auc23-tf.
EZRA MILLARD, J. H. MILLARD.
President. Cashle
OMAHA NATIONAL BANK,
....OORNKR...,
UnnglitH unit Thirteenth StrrelR,
OMAHA, NKII.
OAl'ITAL f 100,000 0
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 100.000 00
FINANCIAL AOKNT FOR THB UNITKD
STAVIiS
ANl DESUINATSII IlErOKITORT rOU UtSBUnflllt
orrtcckii.
This 5;ank dcali Exchange, Oovernment
IMucls, Vouchers, Gold Coin
BULLION AND UOLD DU8T,
and Bella drafts and rnakee collections on
parts of Europe.
Drafts drawn payable in (Ipld or Currency on
the Rack of California, rtan Francisco,
TICKKT8 for aaie to ait pana of Kurope via.
tlio Cunard and National Steamship Lines, and
tho UamborR American Packet Company.
Ivar.f,
The Oldest Established
BANKING HOUSK
t.v HltltANKA.
Caldwe Hamilton &'Co
llaslneta transacted same as that of an In
corporated bank.
Accounts kept in Currency or Oold subject li
sight check without notice.
Certificates of Deposit issued payable on de
mand, or at (tied dato bearing Interest at Six
per cent, per annum, and uvallsblo In all iwrtr
or tho country.
Advances mado to enstomers on approved k
curltlcs at market rates of Interest.
Ruy and Hell Gold, llllls of Exchange, Onv
ernment, State, County and City Uonds,
We give special attention to negotiating Hull
road and other Coriiorato Loans Issued within
tho State
Draw Sight DraHs on England Ireland, Scot
land and all parts of Europe.
Bell European Passage Tickets.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE
auuitl
White Star Line
OF MAIL STEAMERS
Bet ecu Now York, Cork and Liver
pool, rpiiU magnificent, now and full-powered
J. Steamships ot this Lino offer uurivaled ac
commodations to all classes of passengers. Tho
steamers being alike, travelers secure the great
advanlago ot having an equally good and fast
steamer lor each and every sailing. Oceanic,
Celtic, Atlantic, Republic, llaltlo Adriatic,
Majestic, and Uritannic. They sail regular,
from New York on Saturdays, Iroin Liverpool
on Thursdays; calling at Cork Harbor both
ways. Rates as low as any first-class lino. For
further lufoamatlou apply o
Qomptnv'a Western Qffioji, 00 Market streot,
Chicago?,, ALFRED AQEBOEEN, '
cago.
oa&dly
fleeni,
A. AVorU to Travelers.
We liavo a word to say In favor of tho Mis
sourl Pacific Ilallro.nl. It was tho "pioneer"
line westward and Is Ilia "old reliable" roulo
to St. Louis. With the Improvements that
have been made during tho past year, wo be
lieve that the Missouri Pacific railroad lias the
best track and tho finest and safest equipment
of any line west of tho Mississippi. It is Ihe
only line which runs three dally cxpreis trains
of due conches and Pullman sleepers, equipped
with the Miller platform and tho patent air
brake, from leading points In tho West, through
Kansas City, Sedulfa and Jeflursou City to bt.
Louis, without change, connecting at ht. Louis
with eleven dlHercut through routes to points
north, cast and south. No change of cars from
Omaha to St. Louis via this routo. Particular
information, nllh maps, tlmo tahlos, Ac, may
be hail at tho Throiinh Ticket" Railroad Shi.
tlous in the West, or upon pemonnl or written
application to U, II. lt.ixter, Western Passen
ger Agent, Kansas City, Mo., or C. A. Ford,
General Passenger Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
ly2'Jtf
HALL
STEAM ENGINE
0OTAa:DTwTX-V,
SUt'CKSSOnS TO HAM, IJUOS.,
Manufacturers ol
Steam Enginem 1 1
Ml nl n? anil Mill .H.icliliiory,
aaviilclirxc-,. On cut lax,
ml all kinds
laenoiw veox.as:.,,
COH. NICIIOL.1SS AND 10th.
BUT
IrVHITNBY BOOTS,
At 255 l)oii!?l..M SI., bet. Fourtcenlli & Fif'tccnlli.
nprl'.'-tf
A. B. HUBERMANN &; CO.,
?Xt AOTXOAli I nX(iu.iiraotii'ov
WATCHMAKERS,! OF JEWELRY,
S. E. Oor. 13th & Douglas Sts.
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
JEWELRY & PLATED-WARE,
AT V.'.IOLi:SAl.K OH HIlT.tll,.
Dealers Can Save TIME and FREIGHT by
Ordering of Us.
ENtilMYIXG DONE THEE OF CHARGE !
BsaTALL GOODS WAUUANTEH TO UK AS HKPHIiSENTED.-i
Jati3l-lf
NOVELTIES AND ATTR ACTIONS
MERCHANT TAILOR
Has tha Finest Stock "Ever Brought to thl i Market.
1IIAVE secured tho service, of ono of tho leil Cutters In Kew York, who wilt alleiul to Ihe
Cutting Department. I hive given Urge InJuremonbi lo my Cutler, so tlut I nny proveul
ome of tho Usl trade lc.ivlu our city. oclsklll
R. & J. WILBUR,
Books and Stationery,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Fourteenth Street, Omaha, Neb.,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR ALL KINDS OF SCHOOL BOOKS..
novGt
. (J. Abbott
S. C. ABBOTT & CO..
Booksellers 1 Stationers,
DUALKIfH IN
WAXtX PAPI3B.3, DSCOB.A.TI01Ta,
VITIDP'VT" SHADES,
No. 188 Farnliani Street, Omaha, Neb
L'ulillsliprH Aireuta lor School Hooks nscd In Nobnutkn.
M. HELLlvIAlT die CO., -
Have on hand now t ho Largest Stock of
CLOTHING & GENTS'S FURNISHING
O- O O ID S,
FOR FALL AND WINTER,
And nro prepared to tell at
XjO-WZEST fig-tjres. .
FINE CLOTHING A SPECIALITY.
Tlirp largo lloors stocked with tlto different lines or goods.
M. Hollman. & Co
ill AMI 'it
nprilW.twtl
Heal Estate Agent, and Agent for Hall
Road Lands,
HAS FOR
200,000 Acres of Land,
In various parts of Northern ftebraslca, situate chtelly on and near llio Klkhorn, I'latte and
Loup HI vers and their tributaries, and embracing every variety of Farming and
(1 raxing Laud. M.ao to 810.00 jwr aero, with credit on part
from one to ten years with a per cent, interest.
2diwtf
Wholesale
IDA.-VIID LEACH,
West Room in Grand Central Hotel
Farnham' Street,
JanMAwm.
B'-A.ri.lVII33fR.J3, XXIjA.
G-ROOERS & SEEDSMEN,
3NTc. 2fJO Xn.xrxxlo.M.xxx SJtx-oot, Omnha, PO'oTo.
Woaronowofloringoiir largo slock of OIlOCKItinfl, Fruits, Wooodonware. Olaiswaro, etc., at
Iteduced l'rlces, to mako room for our Immense stocks of
Field, Forest, Garden, Urass, nnd Flower Heedw,
Which no aronoir roi-elvlng. Wo will keep In slock overr variety of mwls adsplel to this cl.
mate, and will sell at HAHTIUtN CATALOGUE l'ltlCCS. ALL WAItltANIXI) FltK.ill.
We will keen the BEST LAWN MOWER, and a variety of OarJea anil Agricultural ImoU'
menu at the Lowest Prices,
Wo nlvvuyH pay tho Highest JIarkot Price in Caili for Cliolco Buttor nnd
Fresh Eggs.
iirAII our Uoods are Guaranteed to bo as Iteprcscntod.
Gri-ooorlow, 3?rovliouN, Soodsj,
febS-wtf
OTTO TJHLIO-,
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA,.
DHALnt IN
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
HAEDWARE, GLASSES, CHINA
i -a. i axrT m , o x Xs s , '
Liquors, Tobaccos Cigars, Etc., Etc.
THE
J. S. CAiii.mi.n.
BI STUBKT, COllNKU Tilllt'l'KICNTH.
SALE
Office 143 Fariilinm Street, Uinnlin.
Hardware
Ornana, ITeltsr -
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