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Uon ot what nature soever. This la no
tended lor publication , but for eur own i
faction and as proof of cool faith.
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JVOTICK.
On and after d-Joter twenty-first , 1872
city circulation of tha BA .T BKE ia assi
all
Davis to Tfhow order
by Mr. Edwin ,
Krlptions not paid at the of See will be p y
nJ by whom all receipt * fomubocriptloni
countersigned.
E. ICOSEKATEE. Publl
BEfTJBLICAH STATE CONViNTl
A Republican State Convention will bo
atilw city of Lincoln on Wednesday , tbj
day of September , 1074 , at 3 o'cloi k p in. ,
tha purpose ot placing in nominaliun
candidate for Congress , one candlnatc
member of Congress contingent , candidate
Governor , becietary of State , Trcast
Superintendent of Public Instruction , i
I'risun Inspector , and Attorney General ,
Isr the transaction of such other huslncs
ji'operly cotre before it. The dolei
jBay
froin each Judicial Dl.trlct will nomina
] > er on for District Attorney , for their res
live DUtrscts.
The orgrnijiel counl lesaro entitled to < 3
the following basin :
gates upon
Counties east of the xixth Principal Merit
shall be entltloi to one delegate for each 1
inhabitant , according to the census taken i
ing the current year , sod one for each frac
over five hundred. But oicll organized COD
ball be entitled to at least one deles
OrganltOil ( counties west of the Oth P. 11. , t
1 entitled to one delegate each , and to
additional delegate for each one thousand
habltanti , according to the census afore"
and one for eacli fraction over five liutid
jis follows :
DELEGATES TOB COU.HTIE * .
Adams. . . . Johnson. . . . . .
Antelope , Kccr
. . Keith
Boono.
llatler . ' Lancaster. . . . .
Hurt- , Lincoln. . . . . . . .
Buffiilo.
COM. . . . . Merrlck _ .
Chase. Neuiaha. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Cedar- Nuckol3 _ . . . . . . . . . . .
- ' " . . . . . . . .
a , . s OtOO .KM..H.M.H.M
ri -
Corfu r - „ _ . s Pawnee. . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . Plerco - . .
Cheyenne. Cum ing. . . . . Platte . . . . . . . . . . . .
Dacotah _ _ _ . . . 3 Phelps - „ . .
, PawBon . „ _ . . . . . . „ . 2 Polk. . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . 3 Richardson . . . . . . . . .
7 lied Willow _ . „ .
\ Douglas . . . . . .23 Saline _ . .
. . . 1
FranUln n s Saundcr8. . . . .
Klllmore- . . . . . . 5
- Stan ton. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Frontier. . . . . Slierujan _ . . . . . „ . „ . „
Ga e Tliay er . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Gosr > cr _ . . . . . . . Valley . . . . . _ . . . . . . . _ .
JIarlan , . . 3 Washington . - . . .
H 11. . . . . . . . . . . , „ „ 5 Warne. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
„ „
Jloward. . . . . . . _ _ 2 Webster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
JHtchoock. 1 York. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Hamilton. . . . . . . . . . . 4 Unorganized jcr'y
Holt 1 in the State. . . . .
Jefferson 3
The counties are recommended to elect s
ternate delegates to act in case the delegat
elect fall to attend the convention ; and t !
convention is recommended to exclude proxi
for delegates that do not reside In the counti
they propose to represent-
By order o ! tLo committee.F. .
F. JI. JOHNSON ,
C , IT. GERE , Chairman.
Secretary
A STRANGE Inconsistency is ofte
exhibited by nianyof our taxpnyei
who sign petitions asking for tb.
performance of work by the citj
and when the work asked for is pel
formed attempt to prevent just paj
mcnttlicrcfor through some techni
cal deviation from the fctrlct lette
of the law. Tf 1his course is Kept u ]
in this city much longer it will b
difficult to secure any contractor ti
take work at any price. Peopli
want to know before they undertuki
work that they will gettheir pay ac
cording to stipulation of contract
If any party is ' damagei
bv any tuch compliances on the par
of the city , they have an opportunl
ty of redress at the courts. We r&
member an effort similar to thai
row undertaken by the gentleman
on St. Mary's avenue , when JFarn-
ham btreet extension was graded.
The work on that street was
begun and payme.it was prom
ised out of a special fund ;
when it was completed the laborers
were paid in warrants , but the tax
payers adroitly put off payment of
taxes until their agents had suffi
cient time to buy up these warrants
from those who did the work in
good faith , at a very low price.
This may be very well for the prop
erty holders , but to use plain lan
guage , wo pronounce it legalized
robbery.
PLAIN TALK.
The Jfcpublican professes to have
the success of the party in Douglas
County at heart. It claims to rep
resent a high inoral clement. As
suming these claims to bo true , wo
ask , why dodge every issue which
is made in the interest of this coun
ty by skulking behind the mask of
personal malice. Mr. Edward Rosewater -
water left for Lincoln yesterday
morning , not one editorial in yester
day's paper emanated from his pen.
The charges , therefore , upon him
this morning only evince want of
ability to sustain the action of the
County Committee. Does Major
Balcombe , or Mr. Tafle , or
George "Washington Frost ,
really believe that the people of
this city and county desire to send
men to the Legislature who haven't
Eufficcnt ability or honesty to with
stand public investigation , for -ti
reasonable length of time ? There
are two classes of people who are
' not -wanted in important positions of
trust. First , men who are not
known at all , and second , those
who are too well known. The
duties devolving upon members of
the Legislature arc too great to be
entrusted to any one -without
care. The State interests , like
those of a great corporation , should
be mnnage"d with prudence.
No . . .bank or business house
would "employ a bookkeeper or clerk
without fully investigating into his
character , habits and integrity.
"What then can actuate the com-
mltteejn pursuing the course they
recommend ? The people want all
the time they can get to become
familiar with those whom .they are
to trust. The time can be had and
if Bomeol the committee are sere
because they were" not sent as dele
gates to Lincoln , they are not justi
fied in renting their malice upon
the party aud people of this county.
HYSTEEY OF lIYoTEELES.
In tre past four years the -Kej
lican has been teeming almost d
with articles denunciatory of
ward Eosewater. No epithet km
to the vocabulary of thieves , gi
biers or loafers , has been spared
its proprietor or his hirelings to
dermine his character , his en
and his journal. Every few we
saintly and prophetic annoui
ments of the cerrtain downfal
the BEE have appeared in the
limns of that journal , and
the BEE lives and has its be
still two thousand people are b
enough to subscribe for it ; still
Republican party maintains fi
enough in its course to sustaii
still that little , insignigcant th
that spew of society , that lia
liars , and traitor of traitors , Edv
Rosewater , by some myster
power , has not yet been struct
lightning ; still he lives , despite
shameful course ( ? ) in our Legi
ture , despite the charges and p
of guilt of everything in the ca
dar of crime produced by his sail
compotitpr > and spread broad-
into society , through the largest
oldest circulating medium ( ? ) in
western world. In the langu
of immortal Cicero we must
claim , p tempera , O mores ! I
possible that such an in&ignific
thing , such a depraved object
morality , such a blackmailer ,
faulter , bankrupt editor and w
not , as this Edward Rosew !
should occupy the attention of &
fanious ( ? ) journalists as St. A.
Balcombe , and his Jnsjguific
name be allowed continually to i
grace every column of that subli
sheet , the Itejniblican. O , Bha
upon yo peopje | Shame upon t
cowardly banil of 60 city sub.sci
ers. Has the ase of miracles pas
away ! Does not a saint and an j
still exist among you. Can 3
Hot unite with uplifted voices
the wicl
prayer , and crunible
structure of the BEE to ashes , as I
walls of Jericho were once leve
to the dust ?
OLDAHD NEWGBADES.
The time of the City Coun
< eem.s to be occupied nearly eye
iVeek in discussing questions in i
ation to old and new grades , ai
: ach lime the members seem
mow as little about it as they d
> efore. . Last night the same o
[ uestion was asked , "Are the pn
int grades upon Farnham stre
lifferent from fnoso formerly t
ablihhed , " and no one seemed
: now.
The muddle might as well 1
leared now as any other tim
Jntil within a year , all giades i
be city were defined upon the cei
jr of the streets. The height i
round at each point was designate
s so many feet above the low wi
jr mark of the river. To mali
ic estimate of low water mar
niform the estimate of 1857 wt
Jopted. This makes the stone ste
f the court house SO C-10 feet abov
ic low water murk. From thi
ullding the height of several hun
red others were carefully estima
d , so that if any one is destroys
hers can be used without chang
' result.
Now then the sticking point is jus
lis : fcThe height of all sidewalk
as regulated by distinct ordinal
s , and these were liable to chang *
cry few months. The first an or
nanct declared the outside edge o
alks should bo six inches abov <
e grade at center of the street
id such walks were defined as If
it wide ; they sloped at the rate o
e inch for every three feet IE
dth from the outside edge towarc
0 lot line , so that a twelve fool
ilk sloped four inches from the
tside edge to the lot or building
e , making the latter nine
; hcs above the center of street ,
tcrwards this ordinance was
inged , and walks were cstab-
iied 20 feet in width and the out-
e edge twelve inches aboye
j centre of the street. This
ingo effected the building lines
over the city , although virtually
s grades which were defined unon
itres of streets were not changed
all. After this another ordi-
: ice was passed establishing the
Iks as sixteen feet in width , and
: outer edge at six inches above
itre of street. This constant
inge of sidewalks was a virtual
mge of grades , although tech-
ally the grades were defined by
tres of streets. The constant
'rmedlhig in walks and grades
us to recommend the adoption
ill grade.-1 , with reference to curb
ss ujxm both sides of each street ,
that after once establishing a
tie in that way no change could
iflected by new sidewalk ordin-
es without actually interfering
li the grades. Unless such a sys-
, is adhered to , this city will be
with slde-
ver having difficulty -
ks , curbs and buildings. This
it be done sometime , and now
1 good an opportuulty'to do It as
ther.
f iux the Republican talks about
3k , its manager refers to a sub-
with which he is unquestionably
iliar. For any man who would
ii i a written statement upon
or to Messrs. Rowell & Co. , of
f York , that the Jtepnbllcnn
csos a total dally circulation
ne thousand ) seven hundred pa-
, when he knows that It does
exceed six hundred and fifty ,
muster cheek enough for most
kind of fabrication.
'MY is the J2epuZlic < ? n silent
it that unauthorized action of
bounty Committee in appoint-
lelegates to represent thei > eople
10 district convention. Is it be-
B it is an unprecedented and
arrauted outrage ?
IE use of Pat tee's testimony in
il affairs , like Mrs. Tootles' door-
( , is a most handy thing to
! in the house.
Confederate Inflation.
BY GEORGE GARY EGGLESTO :
( From the Atlantic Monthly. )
The financial system adoptee
the confederate government
singularly simple and free f
technicalities. It consisted ch
in the issue of treasury notes enc
to meet all the expenses of the j
erunient , and in the present
vanced state of the art of print
there was but one difficulty incit
to this process ; namely , the irn
sibility of having the notes sig
in the treasury department as
a3 they were needed. There 1
pened , however , to be several tl
sand young ladies in Richm
willing to accept light and remu
ative employment at their hoi
and as it was really a matte
small moment whose name
notes bore , they were given ou
sheets to these young ladies '
signed and returned them for a <
sideratlon. I shall not under !
to guess how many confederate t
sury notes were issued. Indi
1 am credibly informed byagen
man who was high In office In
treasury department , that even
secretary himself did not certai
know. It was clearly out of
power of the Government evei
redeem the notes , and whatt
{ nay liqve been the state of af
within the treasury , nobody <
side its precincts ever cared to ni
die his head in an attempt to gc
exact figures.Ve knew only t
monpy was astonishingly abundi
Provisions fell short somptlmes , i
the supply of clothing was
always as large as we should h
liked , but nobody found it diffi <
to get money enough. It was tc
had almost for the asking. And
some extent the abundance of
currency really scguiccj to atonp
its extreme badness.
Monpy wes so easily got , and
value was no utterly uncertain , t !
we were never able to aeterm
what was a fair price for anythi
We fell into the habit of payi
whatever was asked , knowjng t ]
to-morrow we should have to i
more. Speculation became i
easiest and surest thing imaginal
The speculator SHW no'rlsks'of Ic
Every article of merchandise n
in value every day , and to buy ai
thing this week and sell it next v
to make an enormous profit , qu
as a matter of course. j > o uncertt
werp prices , or rather so con&tan
did they tend upward , that when
cargo of cadet gray cloths v
brought into Charlestown once ,
officer in my battery , attending t
sale , was abjo to secure enounh
the cloth to make two suij of t
jlothes , without any expense win
jver , merely by sj eculating upon i
immediate advance. H > becar
: ho purchaser , at auction , of a ca
jf the goods , and had no difficult
is soon as the snle was over , in fin
ng a merchant who was glad
ake his bargain off his hands , gi
ng him the cloth he wanted as
> remluni. The officer could n
wssibly have paid for t\\o \ case
; oods , but there was nothing sur
ban that he could sell them agai
, t an advance the moment the au
ioneer's hammer fell on the last li
f cloths.
The prices which obtained wei
Imost fabulous , and singular ]
nough there seemed to be no so
f ratio existing between the vahu
f different articles. I bought coffe
t forty dollars and tea at thirty do
irs a pound on the same day.
My dinner at a hotel cost m
iventy dollars , while five dollai
ained me a seat In the dress clrel
f the theater. I paid one dollar ii
ic morning for a copy of the JSt
miner , but I might have gotth
Vliig or Dispatch for half that sum
or some wretched tallow candles
Ud ten dollars a pound. The utte
jsence of proportion between thes
vcral prices Is apparent , and . '
low of no way of explaining i
: cept upon the theory that the un
able character of tjie money hat
perinducsd a reckless dlsretrart
all value on the part of both buy
s and sellers. A facetious frient
ed to say prices were so high thai
> bouy could sco them , and thai
py "got mixed for want of super-
slon. " He held , however , thai
e difference between the old and
o new order of things was a trl-
ug one. "Before the war , " lie
id , "I went to market with the
3ney in my pocket , and brought
ck my purchases in a basket ; now
ako the money Jn a basket , and
Ing the things home in my
cket. "
Journalistic Triumphs.
Flic mission of the press at the
sent day is of such an extended
d varied character that nothing
left untouched by It. The most
note regions of the earth arc vis-
d by its representatives , and sub-
ts which were once jealously
arded as the exclusive property of
few varied individuals are now
cussed at length in its columns ,
e Herald has always appreciated
; vast importance of the mission
a journal in this progressive age ,
1 has omitted no opportunity to
> ke its columns a faithful mirror
the world's ' history from day to
r * . A striking pvidence of this
s recently shown in tbo mibli-
lon of the address of Don
rlos of Spain to the Christian
rt'ers , which address he intrusted
a Jfcruhl correspondent as the
t medium for making it known.
B entire London press , to whom
lies of this important document
re sent by our representative at
British capital , heiirtilyacknowl-
; ed the courtesy and bore testi-
ny to this triumph of American
rualism. It is , indeed , a most
mrkable instance of the power of
press when fi king for Don
los considers himself such by
iue right in Issuing a most im-
tant proclamation , nothing short
lie vindication of himself before
whole world , selects as his
uthpiece the correspondent
an American journal. The
ikncss and polite no
iwledgment of the Lon-
i press in this matter might be
fitably imitated neaier home ,
ille attending to the Carlist war
its many vicissitudes the Iferald
been equally vigilant in noting
outbreak of hostilities on our
i frontier , giving on "Wednesday
an exclusive account of the des-
ite battle between General Da-
son's troops and the Ooonees.Ki-
.s , and Comanche&in the Indian
ritory. Such Journalistic events
j a glimpse ot the vast field of
r In which a representative
spapcr is engaged and of the
whelming power wielded by the
s of the present day. JV. Y.
aid , Aug. ( h.
la Great Swimmin ? Hatch.
rroia the 2sew York Herald , Aug. 29 ;
fter three postponements had
ried the patience of the public
international swimming match
place near Long Branch yes-
ly. How great an Interest was
in the contest is shown by the
that notwithstanding the edge
iriosity had been dulled by pre-
s disappointments , over five
sand persons were present. A
of small boats attended the
swimmers over the course , and
wo Leauders when they emer
ged from the Avater
welcomed as heroes by
crowd. It was evidently a
contested race , Johnson , the 1
lish champion , swimming the t
miles in one hour , ten minutes
thirty seconds , making one mi
and fifty-two seconds better
than Trautz. The Englishmai
served his power till the last ,
mittiiig his opponent to lead
lengths on the last mile till he
within one hundred yards of
stake. Then he increased the j
er and rapidity of his stroke
came in the winner by fifty fee
TILTON'S LAP.
Did Susan Sit in it ?
She is Interviewed on the Subj
And Tells the "Whole Storj
Receiving reliable informa
last evening that Colonel Susan
Anthony was ou the Omaha tr
the boshfulest icpprter on the Ea
Eye was seized with a buddeu fi
zy tq go and interview the old di
sel. We were astonished at his s
den infatuation , until we remi
bered that Mr. Tilton was a mai
excellent taste in these matters , !
let the young man go. He foi
the giddy young thing talqng b
pur at the Union depot restaun
and timidly took a seat by her bl
"Have I the honor , " he said ; h
"of "
tatingly ,
"Hey ? " said the Colonel , "Giiu
the ketchup. "
"Have 1 the Ijonor , " the basli
rcporfer'began again , "of address ;
Mj , ' * Anthony ? "
"Yoop ? " shrieked thcastonisl
girl , In a tone of astouishmc
"How dare you ! Address me ,
deed ! oh la ! " she cried , faint
and sljovving evident signs of w.
Ing into the reporter's arms , 'I
such a giddy thing , I don't kn
what I am .sayjnir , "
The reporter , blushing violent
bolstered her girlish form up w.
his elbow , and said :
"I would like to ask , before mt
ing any inquiries into your own et
nection with thfs sad business
Brooklyn , how it is that Anna Die
inson has not got mixed up in it
The damsel bolted a potato , sm
size , and after one or two couvulsi
movements of the neck and thrc
eplied :
' She doesn't Know anythii
ibout jt j hasn't heard a word of
She's up in northwest York Kta
naking stump speeches for Greel
: et , and lecturing on the cans
vhich led to the dlsrupture of tl
Republican party that willjead
Snint's disgrace and Greeley's su
: ess. She ! Bless you , she wor
tear about this Brooklyn busine
ill the next sensation is nearly dot
iith. Anna ought to leave the ro
rum ; she's getting too old. L
ne see , " the Colonel saldj musingl ;
I came to this country soon afti
lie battle of Bunker Hjll , Am :
ras here when I come. I was
. ee bit of a thing tjipn , and she wi
i long dresses , and had left schoo
will be nineteen npxt May , -pet
le , how time flies ! I shall soon I
woman ! That makes Anna i
tast forty-three if she is a daj
iut I love her dearly. She's bee
mother to me , " said the tendei
carted Colonel , weeping , < ishe'sth '
ijy person in this great wide worl
ho can remember when I wa
irn , and Jf she dies , how beleal
ils world will be ! "
Anil she dropped her classically
laped head on the reporter's shoul
; r and sobbed softly , blowhij
acker-crumbs and scraps of ouioi
i his coat-collar.
"Don't , " he said ; "don't dls
jss yourself , Miss Anthony , Ipraj
iu. Compose yourself , there's t
an looking at us , My dear Sun -
"
n -
" Yeoop I " she went off again ;
id immediately became so rigid
at the thermometer in the room
. ut down a few degrees. "Sir ,
not trifle with a young girl's feel-
js. "
' It li currently reported , " there-
rter said , " that Mr. Tilton is one
your ardent admirers. "
' 'Go 'way / " said Miss Anthony.
Don't say a word to me ! "What
awful fuss everybody makes
lut that , anyhow ! Why , I have
J , since I first began to makelec-
e tours , 1,890 offers of marriage ,
which 720 were in the city of Chi-
jo. One of them was from a
jug ship-carpenter , Mr. Tuttle ,
ildcr of the yacht Skoop Tout.
or Tut ; he was such a delightful
ry-teller. But he run away-and
rricd the cook of the Scoop
jt. "
'Is ' there any truth in that story
t Besslo tells about your sitting
Mr. Tilton's lap ? " the reporter
! .Naw-w-w ! ' ' she snarled. "There
't one syllable of truth in it , and
.t girl is a nastybateful , deceitful
le idiot. I al ways told Tilton she
uld catch us sometime , she was
nys sneaking around. She made
t He out of the whole cloth. In
first place , even if I had been
ing in Tilton's lap , which I sol-
nly deny , she couldn't have seen
Vom the door , for we were sitting
be corner behind the door. In
second place , she didn'topen the
r and look In , for it was locked ;
I , In the third place , I jumped off
Theodore's lop , and when he
ned the door for Bessie , I was
ing in the rocking chair , at the
er end of the room. &o that's
the truth there is in that story. "
.t this interesting juncture the
n bell rang and the conductor i
uted all aboard. The gallant
in el kicked the reporter for mak-
Jier talk so much she couldn't
any supper , crammed her pock-
jll of tomattusses and bread , and
igejy refusing to pay seventy-
cents for what she didn't eat ,
over a porter's truck , abrading
shins frlphtfully , and gathering
skirts , climcd on the car and
ded a blister on a knot in the
eling before the train got to the
of the grade. Burlington
L'k-Eye.
. Farm Machines.
lie New iork World saj-s :
iwledge of machinery is becom-
ane of the most important re-
ites in a farmer or a farmer's
i. JVo machine should go upon
farm without the farmer com-
lending it in all its parts , the
irement and relation of each
to the other , how to adjust and
for it , how to remedy difficul-
that may arise , and keep the
le machine in proper condition
out the aid of a machinist , un-
in exceptional circumstances ,
uould be the first duty of the
1 help to learn the same lesson ,
9 is to be intrusted with the
tiino'suse. This is urged as a
; pr of economy. It is frequently
ase with a non-observant farm-
sea th- ) time of his .men and his
besides making a bill at the
csmlth's or machinist's , when
le gumption and ten minutes'
properly applied would have
i all loss ,
BANKING.
EZRA MILLAKD , J J. H.
President. | Casl
O ZLAJESLA.
NATIONAL BAN
Cor. Douglai and Thirteenth Street * .
OMAHA , - H NEliRASI
Capital. . . . . . . . „ _ . . . . „ „ . 5200,0
Surplus and 1'rofiU . _ 3U,0
T7IINANCIAL AGEKTSFOR THEU Tl
J } - STATES
ANF DESIGNATE D lJEPOSrrOKY
DISBURSING OFFCEK3.
THIS BANK DEALS
In Exchange , Government Bonds , Vouc
Gold Com ,
\BULLIONand \ O OLD J ) US'
* _
And sells drafts and makes collections o
ports of Europe.
KB-Drafts drawn payable In gold or cm
cy cu the Bank of California , San Francisc
HPlCKETS FOR SALE TO ALL PA
- * - of Europe via the Cunard and Hatl
Steamship Lines , and the Hamburg-Amci
Packet Comp nr. _ 2"l
TJ.S.DEPOSITOE
TIio First National Bai
Corner of Farham and 13tl Stre
THE OLDEST BAHZINO ESTABLISHml
Ilf 1EBEABSA.
( Successors to Kountze Brothers. )
ESTABLISHED IN 18
Organized as a. Katioual Bank , August 26 , II
Capital niitl Troilts over $250,0
OFncccs ASD DIRECTORS :
E. CKEiailTON' , A. KOUXTZE ,
President , Cashier
ir. COUNTZK , II. W. YATES ,
Vice Pres't. As't Cashier ,
A. J. 1'OI'PLETON . Attorney.
The Oldest hstaoiisneu
BANKING HOUS :
IS NllKASK. ? .
Caldwe ! ! , Hamilton & Cc
Bnslncss transacted same as tli
of an Incorporated Hank.
Accounts kept in Currency or Go
subject to sight check without u
lice.
lice.Certificates
Certificates of Deposit issued pa
iiblc on demand , or at fixed da
bearing interest at six percent , pi
lunum , and available in lu all par
) f the country.
Advances made to customers (
ipproved securities at market rati
) F interest.
Bur and soil Gold , Bills of E :
ilmnge. Government , State , Conut ;
mil Cit j Bonds.
"We give special attention to ncg (
ialiiig Railroad aud other Corpt
ate Loans issued within the Stnt.
Draw Sight Drafts on Englam
relautl , Scotland , ami all parts <
Europe.
Sell European Passage Tickets.
coLiaEariONS PHOMPTLY MADE.
aultr _
SAUNDEKS , ENOS LOWE
President. Vice Presdenl
BEN WOOD , Cashier.
N. W. Cor. Tarnhara aud 13th Sts. ,
_ . _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ s IOO.OCH
ithorized CapltU - . „ . _ 1,000,00' '
'
AS SMALL AS ONE DOLlar -
DEPOSITS and compound interest al-
owed ou the same.
Advantages
OVER
Certificates of Deposit :
IHE WHOLE OK ANY PART OF A DE-
poslt after remaining iu this Bent three
nths , will draw interest from d.te of depose -
o payment. The whole or any part o'a de-
it can be drawn atjiny fine. auc2 ti
Established 185S.
L. ar. j
[ REUSE MANUFACTORY
538 & 540 Fourteenth Street ,
Ice np stairs. ) Omaha , Nebraska. Carriages
Buggies on hand or made to order.
. B. Particular attention paid to Repair
apr2S-tl
tRGAINSI BARGAINS ! !
r. O. SLATTEB.
Dealer in Staple and Fancy
Groceries.
k Store , 8. E. Cor. 16ft & Chicago Ets. ,
AVILL REMOVE SCPTEMBR 1st , o
DBS' New Brick Block , cor. , 15th and Cap-
Avenue.
ecial Bargains are now oflercd in groceries
re removal. auglOdtf.
EDWAltl ) IOJEUL.
GISTEa OF FIIK DKPAItTED.
498 Wth Et.- , between Fainiam & Harnoy.
Ill by the aid of guardian spirits , obtain
n y one < t view of tna p.ist , present and fu-
No fcrs charged in cases of sickness ,
fKK DAY. Agents waut-
ed. All classes of work-
eople of either BOX , young or old , sake
i Money at worker us In their spare nio-
s or all the time than at anything else.
essSTINSON A. CO. . Portland , Maine-
Tli.o
ydraulic , Gement ,
AND-
CPE OOMPAlTir ,
OT7LD INFORM THE FtJRLIC THAT
they are now ready to furnish 1IY-
ULIC CEMENT , of the very best quality ,
n any quantity.eithetat the factory , which
ated at Beatrice.Nch. , or at the Pipe works
nalia. They also are prepared to furnish
ndsofCi'MENTPIPINGforSEWERAGE ,
INAfiE , ETC , Also manufacture all
5 of CHIMNEY WORK. V.'E GUARAN-
OUR CEMENT TO BE EQU AL TO ANY
RAUL1C CEMENT MANl/rACTURED
[ IE UNITED STATES.
ORDERS TROM DEALERS RESPECT-
UY SOLICITED.
.TRICK HYDUAULIC
& 1'XPE CO.
AHA - - NEBRASKA.
iv21-3m
[ arney street , between Hth and 15th.
triage and "Wagon Making
it Branches , In the latest and most
approTed pattern ,
E SHOEING AND BLACKSMITHIWU
i id repairing done on short notice.
t lr
lrQTJAILEY'S
QTJAILEY'S
P. Soap Factory !
iled on the line of the Union Pacific
id , near the powder boue. Manufac-
irst-clas * soap for home consumpUnn.
J
en
Nos. 187 , 189 and 191 Fainham Stree
mar2dlf
MILTON HOGEB3 ,
tovej
TZBTWASIE and TS27 ' STOCS
-SOLE WESTERN AGENCY FOR
STEWART'S COOKING and HEATIXG STOYES
THE "FEiBLESS , " COOKING STOVES ,
CHARTER OAK COOKING- STOVES
111 of Which Will be Sold at Uaaufacturers' Trices , With Freihtad ; < Ie (
ap2 ° tf Soaacl for
Mills.
Manufactured with Great Care from BestGraiu. .
General Depot , Cor. l < th , < & Dodge Sts
may 9-1 y. ELAJI CX.VKK.
W. B. HICSSAS.DSO2T.
FFI T
j i CL 1 Ha
AntlTOaimfacturer of Dry nn-1 Saturated Hoofing niul Sheathing Fell.
ALSO DEALERS IN
Hoofing , Pitch. , Coal , Tar , Etc. , Etc.
> OOFiJCG in any pait of NcbiasVa or ad olning Stales. Officeopposlte the Gas Works , on
t mhitreet. A'ddrecs P O. Bos . ' .
O. F. GOODMAN ,
in.S6IST ,
in.
> AIISTTS , OILS AND WINDOW GLASS ,
Omalia. Nebraska. jeiou.
n c. cr. nvccicELijza-oisr ,
iMPOUTEIt AND JOBBER OF FOREIGN AND DOUESTIC
VINES and LIQUORS ,
Tobaccos and Cigars ,
No. 142 FARNHAM STREET , OMAHA , NEB.
Old Kentucky Whiskies a Specialty.
KB-AGENT FOR THE ELDORADO WINE COMPANY. CALIFORNIA.-5O
Iy2iy aE ortor : fi a.lo , of
CHAELES H. PLATZ
Manufacturer of MILLINERY ,
AND
dies' and Gents' NEPTUNE , cr
FIMI-FLOWERS ,
Nice Ornaments for L&dies.
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
3 Douglas St. , Visclicr's Bloclf , Omalia , Neb.
ITBON B Ep. LKWIfl S.
BYRON REED & CO ,
The Oldest Established
Real Estate Agency
IN NEBRASKA
eep a complete Abstmct of Title to all Rca
vstnteinOiu ha and Donelas couutr.
3ity Meat i O
Keep constantly on.hand
A LABQE SUPPLY OF
Bats 33 s , IPoi
LUTTON ,
DULTEY ,
GAME
- AND -
PSI C52B If A. 33 XaEJ &
AS. M. McVITTm
WHOLESALE DEALER Ev-
Harried Cider.
1 ' ( anil ISC Farnham Street.
TICTOB COFEMAN ,
HYSICIAN and SURGEON ,
( OVER ISII'S DRUG STORE , }
GISS ,
FnrKhnm Ht.t Vet. Hth A 15th
UNDERTAKER
Schneider & Burinester
Manufacturers ot
nX , COPPER AND SHEET IROS
WARR DEALERS Hi
Cooking1 and Heating Stores.
, Tin Roofing , Spouting and Gutterngdon
short notice and ic the bast mauner.
] Ifteen trcet iei > t24 dl
EEDMAN & LEWIS ,
Cor. 16th and Izard Streets.
On hand and SAAVED TO ORDER.
Je261ru
E. A. PETEKS.
Saddle and Harness Maker ,
AND CARRIAGE TRIMMER ,
Ko. 274 ( Tariifanm t. bet. 19th ICtli
A LL orders and repairing promptly atten led
\ _ to and satisfaction guarracued.
ea-Cash paid lor hidca. p391y
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MAX MEYER & BROTHER , OMAHA , NEBRASKA"
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$ L 3islfa *
CHEAP FAS.MS ! FKES HOMES
On tfie Line of the
A La-ii Grant of 12,000,000 , Acres of tlis bast FAB JUK3 aal MINEKAL Lands of America ,
1,000,000 ACKFS IS NEBRASKA IS THE GREAT PLATTE VALLE
THE GABDEH OF THE WEST NOW FOB SALE
These lands are In tha central portion of the United Stitei , on the -lint dcgreo of Xuith Lai
itudp. tha central line of the great Temperate Zone o ! the .American Continent , and far graia
growing and stock raisin ? unsurpassed by any in the United States.
OHEAPEB IK PBICE , mors favorable tarns rU n. and note ccnfeaieit to nzriet tcu ca
bo fannd El ewher ; .
FIVE and TEN YEARS' credit gtren with Interest at SIX PER CEKT
OOLONIETSatd ACTUAL SETTJLEB3cxi buy on Tea Teira' Credit. Lands at the urn
wlca to 11 OBEDIT PUBOHABEB3.
A Deduction TEN PER CENT. FOR CASH.
FREE HOMESTEADS FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS.
> iid tlio Best Locations for Colonies I
Soldiers Entitled to a Homestead of
160 Acres.
to 2Pia.aroii.ixr8Oj.-s3
, with new , pnblNhed In English , Gfnnsn , Swced
Send for new Descriptive Pamphlet maps
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ind Din'tb , mailed free uverywhcre. Addre s O. 31.3L3 . "K7"X < S.
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Lund CouunL-sioner U. P. R. It. Cu. Uuiahi. Keb.
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ATOHMAKEBSjOF JEWELHY
S. E. Cor. 13th. & Douglas Sts.
WATCHES & CLOCKS
JEWELRY AND PIATEB- '
AT WHOLESALE OU RETAIL.
) ealers Can Save TIME and FHEIG1IT by
Ordering of Us.
EXGIIAYUVG DONE TREE OF CIIAUGE !
g-ALL UOODS WARRANl D TO BE AS P.EPRESENTED.- *
lanSl-tf
J. CAULTIXLD
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S. C. ABBOTT
ABBOTTS. . C , ABBOTT
D1TALBRS
'o. 188 FamJiain Str st.
PnMIsIiers' Aprfints for Schoo' Weeks used In XelT ,
GEO."A. HOAGLAKTD ,
OFFICE AND YARD-
COR , OF DOUGLAS AND 6TH STS , , U , P , S , R , TBACR ,
unlltf
WM. M. FOSTER ,
Wholesale
WINDOWS , DOORS , BLINDS , MOULDINGS , &C ,
Plaster Paris , Hair , Dry and Tarred Felt.
Sole Agents for Bear Creek LIrae and.Louisville Ccme.tJ
OFFICE AND YAR1. : ) fT A T .f A XTl ? R
i. P. Track , het Farnham aud Dousla Sts. / VylMl\.ill/X , JLN llliJ
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OILS GLASS ,
) AL OIL AND HEAD-LIGHT OIL ' * ]
AHA - NEBRASKA
FAIBLIE & MO3STELL ,
ANK BOOK MANUFAGTeR lib a * , J j
Stationers , Engravers and Printers ,
icriic , Odd Fellows and Knights of
3E ! PHOPERTTES , JEWELS , BOOKS , BL VXICS , ETC. , AT
B -EASTERX PKICES AND EXlREJS.-t9a J
S 3Do-usX is JStaroot. mayitf
ARTHTJK BUCKBEE.
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jr Yards , Latrns , Cemeteries CIiaralijQronds anal'ubllc P.irk- ,
Office and Shop 1 ff A TT A
het. Farnhamana Harney / V/JjJL--tl * *
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