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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1874)
THE OMAHA I OFFICIAL PAl'Elt OP TIIE TO COttRESl'OSDKSfT W * DO SOT desire any contributions ol a literary or poetical character ; will not undertake to prcserre , or whalerer. < be mme , In any case la sufficiently large to more than BI limited rpace In that direction. EIAL XAJCE OF WRTOB , In full , mui and erery case accompany anyco ; tion o ( whrt nature soever. This tended for publication , but for our' ( action and u proof o ! good faith. Oox CorKTKT FJUKNDSwe Trill i pleated to hear from , on all matters with crops , country politics , and 01 ject vhaterer of general interest t ' fie of our State. Any inforioatioi , e4 with the election , and relating accUcnU. etc. , will be gladly recel inch eommunlMtlons , howeTer , brief ai pouibltt ; and dey most , I b * written np c one Ue of the ihi POLITICAU AU , A O jrcKXUtn ol candidates whether made bj self or Iri < whether as not Vxsor con. < aunlcat Editor , are ( until nominations i simply personal , and will be char ] TertisemtBU All communications should be aii E. BOSEWATEB , Editor and Publis' * vn' . SOTICK. On and after 'October twenty-flrst eiiy circulation of the DAILY BEE i by ISr. Edwin Da ls , to whose ordt scrlpUoGS not paid at the office will 1 ind by whom all rtceipU lomubucri ] E. HOSEWATEB , TUE re-election of the i Cannon to represent Utah gresa has again been ord ( Brigham , and the faithful pected to obey the mandate. ' great Infallible. now it transpires t immortal author of the repi plank of the Indiana Dei platform la Dan Voorhee known as the tall sycainorx Wabash. TIIE Uarlists are now hi strong position ninety mil the Spanish capital , and P Serrano has proclaimed mai throughout Spain , -which ii that the affairs of the Repn In a rather critical conditioi Tire Colorado.land grab fuse to be reconciled towh are pleased to term JIcCoc pet baggers' rule. Their ori Denver News , declares p war on all who do not . martyrs who have recently Leaded by the Presidential i As will be seen by the Washington dispatches , .Hitchcock does not apprchi serious danger from India1 filons to the people of thi ; This was the opinion of \ when Governor Furnas mi famous appeal for arms to 1 retary of "War. TJIE muddle in McMahoi net still continues. McMal either have to fill his cabir political acrobats who can much ground and lofty turn the members of the French al Assembly , or he will hir point a perpetual and irres ministry who will pay no ate -to anybody except the Pi Dictator at the helm of the government. ACCORDING to an opinio ered by Chief-Justice Lai Lincoln Injunction case , lai the placing of any building public highway or thorough nuisance , and City Coucils authority to grant a permit : Ing such obstructions into th to anybody. In view of transactions by the Orna Council , tills opinion is so : significant. THE oft repea.ed and nc filled pledges of the Union are at last to become visi undisputable realities. El we publish the gratifying fs uocted vlth the proposed c ' tion of Oho U. P. depot an quarter. ' building * . This time there is no shan It , and there is now every p ity that the hopes and prs Omaha will be fully realizei Jhe snow flics. . GiiAjf A is not gaining mi reputation through the dark Co-op reformers. Jfero is v- Asbhjnd Times remarks aboi ' 0ro h seems to be U. so-called Co-ops place of the - Btate , as well as being the he in "which all political schemi chicanery first starts. The litical hacks of that birth ] corruption have been tryin , since the farmers started the ! movement , to work up son bywhich they could capt Grange influence , and in e\ stance have failed. " THE Republican State Committee meets in this citj one week. Much interest is Tested all over the Stale in i cecdings of this body , es ] * . with reference to apportii sead the time .for holding tl vention. The BEE favors liberal an table apportionment , and ai convention. "We desire to sections of the State fully re ted , and \ > c believe that'the lican party can affor 1 to no only candidates whose pure i Impeachable reconl will them to 'stand the brunt of contested camgaign , A LETTER just received fr special correspondent at Poi nouneea fearful ravages by tl of grasshoppers. On Frid : " they made their appcarai Ducon county , coming frc north in great clouds. W ' * fevr hours they stripped th fields , leaving them as desoli * ing our correspondent's expi as was Chicago after the Ore. Fortunately most of Uu grain is harvested , and will 'injured by this raid. Old set that region declare that the ; have seen anything like it. be Jioped the incursion of tl : raclous pests will not extent , V. the Indian reservation. _ k , . - " THE DEIFT OF IT. The steady drift of Germa ion in Nebraska and Omali other towns and States , in th tion of the Democratic party dicated by every outward sig almost universal abandon ! the Republican party by th man-Americans of the counl really gave it power. It is in obedience to this of opinion among these peoj the German paper otOmal Post , which has heretofore under "independent" colors , ing water on both shoulde thrown away its mixed 1 and boldly avows it adheri the Democratic cause. It is faction to know that in taki step , the Post follows , rath leads , the German opinion o ha and the State. Herald. The steady drift of the Post towards certain leading crats who hold a mortgage i has very naturally forced th pendent ( ? ) sheet to drift in rectiuxi of the Democratic pa was in obedience to the wil Democratic owntrs of the that the Post has just chang It is , however , great satifac know that German Republi Omaha , as well as in l < lully understand the real for this departure. With M Weinstein at the helm then no doubt as to the drift of i. manic Bourbon organ. Wt hcnd , however , that an Democrat , like Mr. Weinstc by no means represent the that portion of our German can population who are'in t ! of doing their own thinking Since the Herald seeks t pret the drift of political se among the Germans of Nebi quoting the Omaha Post , \ may very properly quote : older and more influential the Staaia Zeituny , edited Ronner. We quote from number of that journal. " \ well-known overwhelming i of the Republican party in tl and the absolute want ganization among the sition in the Western ties , which would require mi trouble and money , wo b.elii the German Americans and er opponents of prohibition tion , ought to exert their i anil influence within the Re ] City , County , and State Cov Should it happen contrary expectations that these Con' shall , under the well drillec bition organizations , array publican party in oppositior sonal liberty , U will be time to turn our backs upon tha which during the past tei has been the advocate an der of freedom and equal i all. A party tnat has oven the last Presidential cai counted among its cnthusk lowers , nearly three-fourths German voters in America , ' language of the Herald , t would ask : Do you think I inuns are fools ? THIRD term speculations to be the principal staple o rial production during the heated term. OUT OF THE CI1 From Omaha to 'Dec Blair , Tekama , and the Valley. [ Special Correspondence of Til EDITOR BEE : To escape from the dust ai of the city , and glide away Missouri valley over the and rvorthwestern railroad , light that one must enjoy t ( ciate. ciate.We We take a scat in the to after a few minutes , tha hours , of waiting , it moves c accellcrating speed as the wheels take better hold of tl Once out of the city , the cool wind fanning our brows , over us a delicious mantle Our eyes weary of brick wa wooden walks , drink joy fr varying landscape ; ihe n fume of the country air i with each breath makes th < throb with new vigor and se blood tingling with pleasant Ate to each extremity. The in music of bird songs from tin rcapprg rattlingin theharvea the riisli of tjijj Irajn and th ling of the wind as it speeds lulls us into iorgetfuliiess of a sense of quiet happiness , ' ! pass Florence , Fort Calhov DeSotq ujmn ful of time tance. "BLAIR , " and wo leave the train with but 150611 'forget it in the core utation and hearty grasp of f voice and hand. Fanners are busy with tht vest , and the merchants are advantage of the lull in ti complete improvements for ter handling in the fall. Sevei stores have been opened hi season , and more are hi Ciistetter's banking house and & Lane's drug store , both o are nearly completed. A d more nice residences huv built , and several are in tht of contractors. The Co-ops Imve been here we's Lin gone. " , , Johnso Dudley organized a neat chai of ardent "refreshers , " bul that "confounded BEE reporl terviewcd the Co-op key ho published the secret worki the "state grand" and "great Coop , the chain has assum form of a few disjointed link ing around the form of th Blarney O' < 7im > , most-v great-hlgh-castle-stander-up alley. The charter , a chea ing document , representing manual , - &p. , $15 to the Grand , " ( Johuspn & Dudlej $25 "UT.tho ' "great grand , " hangs in a. picture framing lishment. We copied the ; A friend seeing us do it says , put mine hi , " and we prc ft was fatal. Every other 01 3d friendly that -we can iiotd an injury. J. B. Herman is bringing < other patent. This time It is a stirring plow. We were per to look at the model , but a d tion would bo premature i Lhls time. It is , however , th complete mechanical conti that can be imagined , and u "a success" for the inventor fully" and financially. One day at Blah- , and Cap1 man "conducts" us to H where jolly Jim Stephensonl into the Tekama stage ( one best in the State ) without tw ters , four guns and two dogs , lady and four band boxes , i man and a boy , and last ( bul means least , in the space oc < with B. F. Spencer , travelinj man for Morgan & Gallaghe A photograph of the top stage would be a "study" foi tist , judging by the "variety < cles we saw going up , mai powder kegs , herring boxes , era and cheese , fruit sacks , ft etc. , etc. Both travel and trade dem immediate completion of tl road to Decatur , and if it no runniug expenses , it would 1 able to make handsome div Tokama people are alert and as ever. Business is not br cept between dark and ten 01 o'clock at night , as every KT hand is busy with the ham hardly a soul takes time to , < town till the day's work is o New buildings in every d : indicate that the carpenter had a busy summer. One s evening at Tekama leads u mark that it can safely b more handsome ladies th : other townjof its size in the Whoever would see Kebrasl best , must , as we did , ( Spem your correspondent ) get uj the morning sun IB just s\ clear of the Iowa bluffs , and the same span of rattling TO In the same "bang up" new ( onp of W < K > 4worth's best ) ti trim as a fairy sohoonerdisrei roads or paths , skim over tli ries , now down in the hollc then riding the swells that r ocean waves between Tekai the Logw "Valley. Bull would be the eyes that woi brighten ; cold the heart tha not glow. But to you , with tist's eye ; to you , lover of th tiful , one minute here we worth a ypar amonff stalled tains , gloomy dells , and cataracts. Rising the last s\rell , the of the Logan bursts like a light on your dazzled eyes panorama of rural loveliness , ot yellow headed wheat and oats , and com fields black trast , checker , in great squa prairie green. White cottag of industry , nestle here anc but half hid by young grove hie rows of trees margin th ways , Logan creek crosses ant ] ri the valley from side to sid < the water loved to linger hei A church spire marks the of the foreground , and the reaches away to the right and til ! the colors mingle and ar ths distance. Over all , glvii object a distinctness alrnoy ling In its vividness , is tl Nebraska air. Sunlight r frona the creek and churcl and "in flashes from revolvii chinery in the fields , add ! light" to a picture that is ] only to the eye or imaginatio beauty of thjs valley is not productiveness is rare , even most fertile State. Every section is occupied , and muc under cultivation. The vail the appearance of having settled ten or twelve yea BYgry inhabitant seems tc prdspefed'an'd grown rich , l "homestead" habitation h appeared and given place morp pretentious and c < handsome resldenpcs of weal Twenty miles from. Teki u"a Lyons and eighteen to Dec four hours and a half , earlles day , through the heart of on best counties in the State , best time of the jear , is a tr would make the most coi dyspeptic digest a hearty din DECATUR. Old Decatur , we can say i older than Omaha , is c rejuvinating. Several new re show that their builders , at le prospering. A public school ing now in process of erectio plans by Architect Driscoll , the enterprise of the people site selected is simik that of the public building in Omaha , and mands a finer view of the S valley. The little town at yo the grain-loaded farms dotti bottom , the Missouri river , t thickly wooded Iowa shore , up a beautiful landscape. This season has seen the beg of better days for this tow railroad or no railroad , it mu tlnue to flourish ; am ) { f , as more than probable , two n railroads should make this a i juncture , it will at once bee competitor for the great trade braska , that cannot be ign < easily boaten. Nowhere on the trip from < to tliip point have we seen or ] of ftny Drawback to the ' ' ' Much'of the wh'eat i's'alrpafi vested , and the crop is inofi double that of last year. : MERRICK COUNTY The Grasshopper Inva : ( Corrcjpoiidfiice ofn BEK ) Lo 'E TREE , Jul , EDITOR BEE : The last week has been marked important to our co Dne to be long remembered young and struggling opu A.S I told you when in Omal the drouth had very materia iured crops , so it proved , bu then we have had some rail was It not for a new soil We liave had enough to get alon the grasshoppers visited usjin ileared everything where stopped. At least half the < was visited , and perhaps They are still with us in some ties , and liable to do much d yet , as it is now earlier thai have ever come before whet Uave done any damage. Tl uo disguising the fact that the bo much suffering In this c Xb work to be had whereby jan be provided , and manj uo alternative but to ind go where they can obtaii ployment. The immediate vi if Lone Tree was not dama ; my great extent , andl canno that the western part of the ( eras , but take it all in all , a ire badly crippled. Farmers not begin to pay their indebte xnd merchants who have dei m the present harvest to be ] { ) ut , must of necessity , succum ihall not have half grain end > xpect to carry us till the ne : rest The people seem to bo a the emergency. They ha\ , Ue lands and good health lei vere it not for our collection a ; mptlon laws , could get Juor mr real estate ; but this can noved this winter , and 'tis loped the people will seejto I ; end no stoughton bottles to th legislature. Men is what we low. Hastily , ED , STATE JOTTINGS. Lincoln wants a fire ala ; Schuyler has a bowling : Kearney is still iniprovl Notau empty house IE Ha. The Wahooltes propose ip a $5,000 hotel. ' The Nebraska City plow ivill 'xj enlarged. Kearney will soon have rani. The Supreme Court ad Saturday till September 1. Brownville wants to orj manufacturing company. Forest City puts in a cl the county seat. Beatrice is to have a s tory. Hooper id improving 1 track facilities. The new elevator at will bo finished next week. Extcr crusaders are pnr a milliaery shop. -The grasshopper army vaded Seward county. Blair has improvised sprinkler. Kearney proposes to or ) fire department. Lincoln is to have a factory. ' Dog killing is the pr < pastime ot the Lincoln polic A pickle factory has 1 tablishedat.Lincoln. . . Heavy immigration is into the Nebraska valley tl sou , Troy is the name of I town about twenty miles al obrara. Colfax county ia inves the irregularities of her ' Treasurers' Parties who have recei amined the Boone county p < represent them as very prc * . The Omaha & North want eight months extens'o Burt county to extend their The Peruvians are ha after a fashionable ice ere lor. Harvest hands are qi S2.00.per day in the Pawnei market , More houses jn proqesn tion at Republican City thai town iii the valley. Sixtyrsix persops took 01 alization papers in Kearnej since May 1st. Lincoln county is going an elegant court-house at Platte. Platte.Tho The wind , storm last " \ day did considerable dan various buildings at Grand A farm laborer' named died from sun-stroke near creek , Dodge Co. , lost week , The Washington Counl missloners have fixed the Iii cense at $300. Another new bank is r be started in Nebraska Cit ; the auspices and with the pj Grangers. Another excursion is p froni Illinois to Nebraskc ' time It'fs to Wilbur , Bal'jpe [ t pomes off August 18th , The Crete plow factory v bo in working order. Two 1 " plows are to be "turned oui winter sets in. P ter Gerkert , a house jf Lincoln , was drowned bathing in the Blue river ne ; ml Just wepk , During the present seas igricultural implement dei Fairmont disposed of 239 m for cutting and harvesting AV Indianola , the county Red Willow county , is on < moat thrifty and industrious in the Republican valley. A government surveyin > rgap jzpd three weeks ago al nooiith arie exploring ana sui ' .he North Loup country. The people of North Ixn to bridge the watery chasm t irates them from the propo ! 'ort and military post. The Carbon coal and xnnpiuiy of "Topeka ) ard"i i irrangementB to open and w Dunbar coal mine on the A Pacific. The Kearney Dally 2V jeen enlarged , to a seven \ japer , and materially imj The Press is now a very en The Nebraska City Ct las changed editors. At Jc mow the old one has retire bo name of his successor i nysteiy. H. A. Horton , a promim uer , living two miles froi > raska City , was gored , and < ? erely Injured , by a vicious 1 veek. Mr , Pavjd Leach | s angements to stock his larg icar Gil more , Sarpy count ] rout. The pond is eupplie mro cold watgr from f < The taxes levied by the aissionera of Phelps county reur 1675 , are as follows : I ax , 6 mills on the dollar ; ro 4 on each quarter section of iroperty valuation , -$541,693. -A Bohemian girt , twen ears of nge ? who had been ountry but fourteen days , w troke near Crete on Wed rhllo at work in the field , a tantly died. A survey of the Midland x tension from Seward to ' sland has been completed'a on will probably be laid ' be snow flies. " The M. P any will put the iron on the I ille and Fort Kearney rpac s Tecumseh. Last Tuesday the Beatri lent Company wasenlarged dditiou of Messrs. H. W.-I mithBros. , W. H. Somerat [ . Willard , who became tockbolders with the three o icmbers , Messrs. Paddock , ell and Roper. This chang ivolves the transfer to the C Company of the land and oth erty attached to the rivllege below Beatrice , , ao intention of the atri ned company to build a subs am at that point , for use ii ing , the cement machlner ; ther purposes ; and they p Iso to push the manufnc ! lelr cement as rapidly as pc 'ith a view of developing it lore extensive business tha ther of the kind In the V outside of the Roa ad Louisville works. They i-ery reason to believe thai w establish a market In ttu that will call for constantly ! ] ing effort to eugply , and w creased capital and a good power they expect to increa manufacturing Capacity of works many times beyond it ent proportions. , * ! BANKIG. 5St SAUNDEKs ENOS I President-Vice Pn -i ; - UT > BEX WOOD , Cashier. SAVINGS " & , * X. W. Cor. Farnham nudilsth Capital Authorize ! Capltll. fV\EPOSITS AS SMALl , AS i . . I ± J larsece'ved and compound InU | lowed on the same. , JP * " i C U- . $ ! , Advantages Certificates of Depjj / OR ANYPARTMH posit after remaining in thi3 Bc months , will draw interest from d.te it to payment. Thp whole or any par pewit can > drawn atan < r t' me. a\ The Oldest EstaDlisti BANKING HOI IJi XJillAKKA. . ' Caldwell , Hamilton % . Business transacted .same ; of , an Incorporated Hank. Accounts. kent in Currency < subject to sight check with Uce. Certificates of Deposit issn able on demand , or at list bearing interest at six perct annum , and available iu in al of. the country. Advances made to custoir approved securities at marke of interest. Buy and sell Gold , Bills change. Government , State , ( and Citr Bonds , ITe give special attention 1 Mating Railroad and other rate Loans issued within thi Draw Sight Drafts on Ei Ireland , Scotland , anil all p Europe. Sell European Passage Tic ] COLLLECT10KS PROJ4PTIA' M EZRA MIXLARD. I J. IF. MIL President , j C NATION ALB A Cor. Douglas and Thirteenth Sir OMAHA , - s Surplus and Profits. . . . AGENTSFOR THE FINANCIAL STATES. ANr DESIGNATED DEPOSITOIi DI3BUKSIKQ OFFCERS. THIS BANK DEALS in Exchange , Government Bonds , A Gold Coin , \JSULLIONand \ GOLDD _ And sells drafts and makes collection parts of Europe. WDrafts drawn payable In gold or cycn the Bank pi California , San Frat FOR SALE TO ALL - 4of Europe via the Cunard and Stoarushlp Lines , and the Hamburg- . * Jacket Company. j U.S.DEPOSITO The First National 1 Corner of Farhnrn and 13th j THE OLDEST BAKHKBESTABLiS " ( Successors to Kountze Brothers ESTABLISHED IN Oiijaulwd as a National Bank , August : Capital and Profits over - $21 OFFICERS JLND DIEECTO J ; E , OBEIQHTOK , "A. KOUNTZ President. . Casl U. COUNTZE , H. W.YAT : Vice Pres't. As'tCasl A. J. roppLETONi Attorne Tire Hvdraulio , Oem -AND- INFORM TIIE PUBLIC WODLD are now ready to furni ; DRATJLlCCEXIENT.oftheTery best mdln any quantltyeltherat the factor DRAINAGE , ETC , Also manufac ityles of CHIMNEY WOKK. WE GU rEE OUR CEMENT TO BE EQUL 1 ! IVDRAULIC CEMENT MANl/rAC IK THE UNITED STATES. W-OUDERB PROM DEALERS RE FULLY SOLICITED. BEA.TBICB HYDRAULIC CEi & WPE CO. OMAHA - - NEBR * iny21-3m 3ARRIAGE , BUGCY aufi "W MANUPACTCBER. * . E. CORNER of Htli ana HARNE respccttully.announceto tl WOULD lie is now ready to fill : racts in the above lines with neati dispatch. BafErprcss wagons constantlr on h ir gala. E2 vcr a 3 ? r z aac au 3 DEALER IN Fruits , Confection CIGARS AND TOBACC iF corner Farnhini and Eleventh MAHA. . . . NEBE P , FftLLON DEALER IX ) rcss Goods , Silks and Trimi Nq. 23 ? Dodge * ' "ect.between HVh an Dressmaking done with : lese 'and dispatch. 0) idlioited. 3e25-3m H. GREEK STATE MIL ! DEALER IN GRAIN , FLOUB AKD FEE AHD / COMMISSION MERCHA3 iS Hirneynreet , between lita and Carriage "and Wagon i all it Branches. In the latest anil approved pattern. ORSE SHOEING AND BLACJCSUH od rtpairlcg done on. thort cotkc DBWBY Furniture Dealer , and 191 Fainliam Stree NOB. 187,189 marijtf MILTON ROGEBS , T * * Wholesale Stove THTWAB.E and THTITEB.S' STOCB SOLE WESTERN AQENCYFOK WART'S COOKING and HEATESG STOYI THE "FEABLESS , " COOKING STOVES , CHARTER OAK COOKING STOVE ' , With Freichtadd | Prices All of Which IJill be Sold at Manufacturers' V fox- J. A. THORTTP , NEBRASKA SHIBTANDFASTOB FARNHAM ST. , FARNHAM ST OMAfiA , KEBEASEJ SHIRTS M D GENTS' 15iSiHING GOODS , &C. , 6 ' . Satisfation 8uarmnlsed.j [ CSrShirta o'f all kinds made to order. aprllyleod g Fort Galhoiiii Mills. & -iCEA. ] Mannfuctnrcd T ivilli Great Care from the Best Grain. General Depot , Ccr. 1-ith. c& Dodge St CLAKIi PITCH , FELT AND GRAVEL ROOFE1 aud Sllcuiblng Felt. And Maiiufaclurcr ot Dry nnt : Saturattil Hooflup ; DEALERS IN Roofing , Pitci , Coal , Tar , Etc. , Et < r > OOPiKG in any patt of HetiiasVa or . adjoining States. Office opposite ? the Gas 'Works , . . . ' ' tt 12thi treet. Addrccs'P.'O.Box 452. WHOLESALE ftantUacturing all varieties of candies " wUl sell at B .A. Dealers In this Statelieca not want to goEastfoi CANDIES. itrial is solicited. - . StGave. . XStlx. mchlltt B. & j WILBUK , Books jand Stationery WHOLESALE AND RETAIL , fourteenth , Street , Omab.a. . ITel k GENERAL AGENT EPR ALL SCHOOL BOOKS arS-lmy ' * j i C. F. Gt > ODMAN , ffHCLESALE DRBSGIST X > calcr In - , . _ yAND WINDOW GLASS Omsi-lia , lMt-orTEit AKD JOBBER OP FOEEICS AND DOMESTIC WINES and LIQUORS To"baccos 4.nd Cigar s , . 14S FABTSJHAM STREET , OMAHA , NEB. Old Kentucky "Whiskies ft Specialty. IHTAGEST FOB THE ELDOBAlJO WISE COSIPANY , CAUFORXIA.-ffa Ju1y2y Fojrtoxr'et . .lo , of Tel ± ot. Xll. reeu , SKA. , Established 1858 : | 3th. sat- .ers CARRUGE MANUFACTORY 538 & 540 Fourteenth Street , ( OlSce npetaln. ) Omaha , Kebrask . [ Carragu and Boggles on hand or made to order. N. B. Particular attention jCild to Kcpair pr2U r. Ing. $ [ fith. JACOB GZSH , IBUa 201 r * y DOtt INU UNDEH TAKER JAS. M-M ITTJ WHOLESALE DEALEK IN Clarified Giidei 135 and ISO Farnham Street. JI. \TALKER , - MAXUFACTUUEr' AMI ) UKALEBIS BOOTS & SHOE 310JSth St. Between Farnham and DOUJ ' GRAND DMAHA , - HEBRASl The lareest and liest hot between Chic ind San Francisco. Opened new September 30 tb , 1873. 30 U OKo. THKALL. Proprietor nyaojr SEED. MCWIS i. RS BYRON REED & CO. The OUcjt EaUUiahed Real Estate Agenc IK KEBBASKA Keep s complete Abstract of Title to all EJ Eitata In Oioalu and Doo&Ua coontr. MAX-MEYER & BROTHER , OMAHA/ NEBRASKA IHEAP FARMS' FRSE HOMES OntaeUneol tit Tnion Pacific Railroad [ Ati Gnat of 12,000,000 Acres of tli last FABJ1IHG wi MIHEHA.L Lwds of Aneri 300,000 ACUFS Df KEBBASKi. IS THE GREAT PLATTE YALL1 THE GABDEN OF IHE WEST BOW IGB SAI.B , tbe 41st degree of NuithL ol the United States oa 'beee lands are In the central portion Zone ol the American Continent , and for gra . line ot the great Temperate de. the central . United SUtn. the la unBuipuscd bj any iwing and atock raising . and rar nleat to cuket tisa c. l more n. EAPEB IH FBIOEi&nra fitoratlaterns ? . b found 1 tvheit. ' with Interest at SIX PER CENT FIVE a d TEX YEAES' credit glren Otedit. Laads at ta LOKISTSand JSOTUALSETULEBScaatmycaTea mice to all OBEDIT PPBOHASEB3. A Deduction TEN PEU CENT. FOE CASH. FREE H05EESTEADS FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS. J nd tlio Best Locations for Colonies ! oldiers Entitled to a Homestead c ' - > 160 Acres. . . of 'roo - 2Po.igi 3OM to I uLrola.a.raorfii , with new maps , published in ErwlUh , German , Swei iJescriptire Pamphlet ' ' . Send Jor new . . . > . I O l.'VT'XS. Address I Din'j'j , uiall&d irw eterywhcre. lAnd Coinmi loner I ) . P. K-U-Uo. Omaha , Neb. O A. B. HUBEKMANN & CO. XUCz . xa. xi. T . ot la'xo x MATCHMAKERS , OF JEWELRY S. E. Cor. IStlx & Douglas Sts. BATCHES & CLOCKS JEWELRY AND PLATED-WABE , AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. Balers Can Save TIME and FKEIGI1T 1) ] Ordering of Us. EXGBAYINC ! DONE FREE OF CHAIIGE ! -ALL UOODS WARRANTED TO BE AS J. C. ABBOTT S. O. ABBOTT & CO. , tookseHers 1 Stationers o. 188 Famham Street. Oinalm , , Nel nsed In Nebraska. Publishers' Asents for Schaol Books GEO. A. HOAGiAim Wholesale Lumbel OFFICE AND YARD COR , OF DOUGLAS AND 6TH STS , , U , P. BR , TBACR , inlltf WM. M. 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