THE OMAHA
OFFICIAL PAl'EKOF "HE CITY.
BEPUBLICAN PLATrORSI.
WHXSEAS , Th KspubU'sn party , by lt
coarse fo.r the past thlrtesn year * the doml-
nunt political orpanlzaltou of thu United
etato , ku allied Itself to ihe liber y-loving
'maun of the world , and lias maJo a r-.coni
which intitcs icrutlny , and challenges all his
tory for a parallel in Ucraticg uiiMuity , and
titabllihlBg en a firm UmU "n gorernment by
the people far the people ; " and .
, IU neveral ac.s 10 pre erving the
Union , in promoting and strvi-gt tiling n com
mon allegiance to the fljg n-i government of
this republic have passed into uUtory an.1 clic-
lUd the ai. . roral of the Kepublic.n tentinit nt
of the age , therefor * we , the repicsentatires of
( he It-publican party of Xcbr u. K , iu conven
tion assembled , da rnolve as rotluws , viz :
1st. That all honest lal > ur sbor.Id bit protected ,
and rteelve its lust reward
2d. That w earnestly d&tire that the credit
of ur goverameut shall be C."vly maintained ,
In order that the commercial and industrial interests -
terosts ol the canotry mav nut sutler injury by
fluctuations In values or by impairing in any
degree that confideneo whlili now , rcvaiU in
regard to our circulating medium which we
bop * will , at no d.uUat day , tw based > pen
metalie currency , the rcc gatzed money of the
verld.
Sd. That we believe that banldrg , under a
well-guarded national sjBtpm , Miould be free ,
and we counsel reform and economy in all de
partments of the public service , ant a reduc
tion of the public debt in such a way and as
rapidly , as it may be doi e w thout imposing
burdens upon the industries of the country.
4th. That we demand a rigid ecrountabillty
I the discharge of official duty on the part ol
all office-holders , whether Staia or National ,
and ttu.t rs delegates , tpcaking for constituent *
whom we represent we dl-avo * any sympathy
with , rior dishonest public officials , in what *
ever eapacitr they may be employed.
5th That while we recognize and appreciate
ibe advantages derived by the people from a
well-regulated sysUm of railways we demand
that these public highways tliould bg rendered
subservient to the public good. That while we
disavow any hostility toward railroad corpora-
Uoas we prudaim our d tern ination to resist
by lawful meani all efforts to Impose oppressive
er extortionate transport1 ion lulls.
ttb. That taxation , to be just , must be
equally imposed upon all classes ol property ;
ws therefore demand such National aud State
Ictflilatiou as will compel rai.roads . and all other
corporations to p < y thi > same proportion o ; tax
M is impoced ou individuals.
7th. That we favor the j > ro ( er exercise of the
powers conferred upon the national govern-
m at by the coostitutiou to regulai * oommerce
between the States , nud to ihi > end we recom
mend that the government e taWish and ope
rate a double track railway from the Missouri
rlvcto tbe Atlantic sealM.ird.
gth. That we earnestly 'equeat that our
Mansion aocure tlip passage 01 C'ruu e's Kail-
road Land Tax Bill.
ftk. That we tavor the amendment of the
Destitution of the United States providing
forthe election tf Presld nt , Vice { 'resident.
United Stales Senators , aiid all other federal
officer * by the direct vote ol the people.
10th. That the unwritten law c-.iacted by
the example of the Father of his Country in
declining a re-tlectiofc to the th-rd Presidential
term , Is ai controling as though it was incor
porated in the national constitution , and ought
pever to be violated.
llth. That the present so-ral'cd Quaker In
dian policv h s failed to afford either benefits
to the Indians or protection tu the frontl r set
tlers , and we therefore d 'rnand the transfer ol
tb * tnanagement of the Indians to the War De
partment.
Utn. Xhat we favor the reap ; > ortionnient of
State representati vis through the enactment of
new constitution- the earliest practicable
day consistent with our present' fundamental
law , and that we recommend the submission to
the direct vote of the jieople iu a separate arti
cle at the time the pruirascJ new constitution
Isvotod upon , the questions of "Pro-ibitlcn , "
"Local Option , " and lieenw.
ISth , That we approve the acts of Congress
Which pnt the rights or all citizens under pro
tection of the National authorities when they
arc assailed by hostile legislation , or by the vi
olence of armed associations , whether open or
eocret , end in view of the recent ontngts In
the toutharn States , we demmd the enforce
ment of the laws that these r'ghts may be se
curely Ld amply orotpct * d whenever and wher
ever invaded ; we do , however , disapprove of all
Bnconstltutlonal legislation , lor the cure of
any of the disorders of noclety , or evils which
prevail In our land.
Hth. That we are in favor of and most cor
dlally Invita immigration to our State. Ne
braska needs immigration , that its vast agricul
tural. ml eril , and manufacturing resources
may be developed , with an area sufficient to
ma > e ten States as Urge as Massachusetts , and
a soil unsurpassed for fertility , we g ve a
hearty welccine to the down-trodden masses
of Ibe old world.sud assure them that th-y
shall be secure it thir lives , Hiierty and prop
erty , and frea to Jjold and express their relig-
jouVand polit of opinions without restraint.
15th. That , relyliigupun the intelligence of
the people of our young and prp. perous com
mon wealth , which Is soon to take bth | rank In
jhe great family of States , we hereby reuew
pur allegiance to the p.irty whluh we represent
apt } call upon Us ilat > ci , and conditions of
tnon to unite with us ta | crpotuatini ; the bl ss-
ings of frea government in accordance with
the cherished principles which actuate and
tootrol the great bodv of our wonle.
REPUBLICAN TICKET , k
Ya * Member ol Congress ,
LOBEXZO CKOUNSE ,
ol Washington county. fo
For Member of Congress ( contingent ) fem
PATBICK Q. 1IAWES , m
o ! Douglas county. is
isfo
fo
STATE TICKET.
. iu
iuw
Stl
Tor Oorernnr.
BILAS UAK1IER ,
\Vcbst6r county. ial
For Secretary of State ,
J < BUJ > 0 TZSCIIUCK , ed
cf Sirpy county. be :
for Tiexsurer , ini
JOSEptf C. ilcBBJDE , tie
of Colfas county.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction , Ba
J SI. SIcKHNZtE , the
of > 'cmaha county. tin
for State Prison Inspector , of
NATHAN S. POUTER ,
Of Dixon county. sig ;
For Attorney General , Vii
OEOHUE II. ROCEBTS , cau
ol Ilarlan countr.
em
For District Attorneys , ton
first Dittrict-C , J. DILWOBTH ,
, of Plielps countyi plo ;
Bwond DlstilctV. . J. CONNELL , bjn
ot Do'ugUu county sotn
Third District M. B. HOXIE , . duci
of Colfix county ; Ban
for Boprcscntativo of the 2Jth District ,
Is al
JOHN \v. BABNES ,
!
IF the Morton organ could be in .
duced to tell the - ii
truth , itvoul < *
have to confess that there * hadtc
filngloman not a choos <
on
l&tlve ticket who -/cratlc legis- point.
frame an draw a bill or
a law. Wn
eight ]
" legisla
motto -n necdapplv , was
a of Bepublliins of who w
County.-ZfcraW. the boi
at about John Hush the Irish-
, - Ins me
American candidate for School
superintendent
govern
perintendent on the Republican
tsckct. THE
isy > i ss iMs
is B s
i
Ki iaii s iiss loads
i
GiBllDSTix was a very efficient into tli
and pupular City Marshal
, but he is packag
the wronp man to
canvas
this.City turned
for his brother the Democratic
can and w <
didate for the Senate. If theex- everyw !
narshal wants to become sergent at
arms for the next Senate , he had TEIIB
better keep out of sight were jul
great o <
.REPUBLICANS with
temperance
day thej
proclivities should
remember that that thi
"
"cutting off their noses to spite their
strength
faces " is neither
, profitable nor
agreeable. Every vote
given direct How i
ly or indirectly to Bourbon candi toward I
dates for the legislature is a vote in bon dark
favor of a Democratic
United States purpose <
Senator. for the 2J
DOS' ! ES DECHVfiB.
Republicans of Douglas counfy
should bear in mind that every device -
vice that cunuiug and duplicity can
invent , is being unscrupulously used
to bring about the election of ft Dem
ocratic delegation from Douglas
county to the legislature. It Is the
only hope the Nebraska Democracy
have of electing a Democrat to the
United States Senate , and they pro
pose to stake everything upon this
issue.
issue.A
A Democratic Legislature means
Mortou in the United States Senate ,
and nobody acquainted with the
Otoe county acrobat will deny that
Morton in the Senate would be a
calamity to Nebraska. Republicans
should not , and must not , deceive
themselves into the belief that
no harm will bo done by voting
for respectable Demoorats , out of
personal friendship , or from social
or business attachments , .admit
ting , if you choose , that some of
these men would make good Repre
sentatives , we all know what parti-
zanship can do when under the
whip and spur of the Mortons and
Millers. How was it with the.
Democrats In the Omaha * City
'ouncillast ' spring , when they delib
erately defrauded John Baumer out
of the City Treasurership to which
he was elected T
Has not every Republican in
Omaha who scratched his ticket last
spring to accommodate Democratic
candidates good reason for being
heartily ashamed of himself ? Sup
pose , for Instance , \vhat is lively to
happen , that some of the seats in
the coming legislature should
be contested. Would not a
Democratic majority rule out
the Republican claimants ? Would
not Democratic supremacy in the
legislature exert a powerful ! influ
ence in the enactment of a consti
tutional convention bill with a
view of manipulating the new con
stitution in theinterest ofDemocra-
cracy ? Don't deceive yourselves
with the belief that honest Demo
crats would not lena themselves to
suqli schemes.
The oft repeated -experience of
many years pro yes that such men
would not have the backbone to re
sist the influences of partizan lead- i j
jrs. Don't allow anybody to de- 11
jeive you Into the belief that any
Republican candidate on our. ,
jounty ticket will dare to vote | $
tgainst tbo known choice of the
> eople of this county for United
states Senator. Every man placed
m the Republican County tioket
tands unequivocally committed to
upport General Thayer , and In ,
loiug so , theyjwill simply represent I jj
ue sentiments of nine-tenths of the | h
ieoplo of Douglas county. All the
tterapts of the Herald to create the
C )
npression that this is not a Thayar 01
elegatjon are simply cunning arzi
uments to Induce Republicans to
j
iratch their tickets , ami thus make bi
possible for Miller's twin brother , bicc
[ orton , to become Tipton'a succes- cccc
> r in the United States Senate. ccni
ni
BA.ESOWS.
Genial , jolly , and in some sense , ernl
fted Ben Barrows , is busy becRing nlK
r Demycratic votes. Poor Ben. K
o man could better realize the ar
Isery of the political company he reiDi
now in , but Democrats do not vote Di
r Democrats who take Republican lit
iminations , and , of all the men of
B know' Ben Barrows best under- ha
unds this. Herald. ho
Of all the men wo know , the gen-
, jolly , aud in some sense gifted in
itor of the Herald , understands to
st how to transform a molehill meme
me
: o a mountain. The only foundaac | (
n the Herald has for charging tur
rrowa with being a Democrat , Is in
) fact that Barrows was at one iti
vai
ic employed on the editorial staff tin
a Democratic paper. Does that plo
nify that he is a Democrat ? Is wai
icent liurkley a Republican be- . em ton
isc he has for two j'ears been an
ployo of the BEE , or Is Reming-
a Democrat because be is em- * '
red by the Herald f TheBour- j
organ will have to concoct has
letblng more substantial to inBap
B Republicans to scratch Mr.
rows. This Democratic dodge
[ together too transparent. of yi
: = = = =
prav
sitbOXAii enemies of William F. Eter
ezy and , all others who are tryIn.p
o influence voters against him , u
better answer the following ® | ] [
tions. What do know
you be c (
t his social or public record that priet.
Id prevent Republicans from senti
g for him ?
ho not during the past eight- .
ears contributed largely to the
m da
icemenc and prosperity of Eccle
la and Nebraska ? Does not remoi
truest labor for the Republican w icl
from its Inception to the pregpreai Ti ttQ ft
lay , entitle him to an honora- tablet
jsition as your representative , ing , & '
i - -
i
IEH , the Democratic candid'
ted IE
" ' " * '
gislatlvo honors tool' . !
uia flret and i
sinthoBohe- ' ; Fortu
> hemla - - ' * ? nBUaT , saved
jt , , .iiall yesterday. He the or
da melodious language and tismli
jll of 8-.veet sounds , and if he menu
one tc
> be born
he would
over again ,
.tor , tl
} Bohemia as hla starting whoii
for pei
There
H but two exceptions th ber on
Democratic candidates for the tiouis
ture are wealthy monopolists , oncep the
suj
ant to go to the legislature for left th (
leflt of corporations. WorkP flou
in should remember this and came
„ , . worse i
-
j-
themselves i
accordingly. belovet
. ' - - . , . moval
Bourbons
are sending cart umenfcj
jf bogus Republican tickets church
e interior of the State. A
o of this kind has been re-
jj
to this city for inspection.
a would warn Republicans
here to be on their guard. . * " ° { !
E days ago the Bourbons
bilant and ready to give enough.
Ids on their success. To-
A ma
r are beginning to discover seeking
py have underrated the that she
of the Republican ticket. latest so
nuch did Morton contribute It is re
ho fund raised by the Bour- & * & -F"
-lantern committee for the .j wrled0
) ' f carrying Douglas county"jer of Ei
'ortonians ? .
There is no loss the t Inig'.t bird
That clcavra the air fend flag *
Hath toucn * ] om-j sordid i.art an > l stirred ,
A w-sh lor better UtllgS.VV
Thi lowliest flower by waygMeerown ,
.With izr turned tow ra the sty.
Hath lifted to some wanderer worn ;
A thoujht of purity. 3
I *
There is no loss the cloud that flcata
Across the erening IKV '
|
Uath wakened the unspoken thoughts , !
The thought * that neter die.
The first long star in the west
Shines , CT ning's oltnire ,
Inradcs the twilight of some breast <
And lights a chamber there. ' '
There is no loss -the faded leaf
Now fluttering iu the gilt ,
And kiuldng. lice a hjuiau grill ,
To th * earth's bosom i ale. jf
Will turn to mold 'uealh wintry sxtprs ,
.A dark forgotten thing ; % t
But in its bosom , biding close , L
A seed to lil will api lug. \
There is no loss the babe tnat die ? , , /
Lite luoiuing's first pure breath , ' 'A
TothuBO who loved it lives for aye . 'i
In sweetness born of death. \
TV uubMuen tear , the tender thoughts , y
Tha better deeds , that tare , f
Grow from the meiaoiics that oft :
Cling round a dusty grave.
BELIGIOTTSr
-
Four hundred Englishy Catholics
have gone on a pilgrimage to
Pontigny , where Sr. Edmund Rich ,
oncoan archbishopxof Canterbury ,
ia burled. K
The Roman Catholics have just
organized their firstf church in Old
Plymouth. The.-e'diflce , which is
not completed , > 8tands in the Main
street , nearly opposite the Memorial
Hall.
)
The'ministers' of the Reformed
Church in California have organized
a classis , to be known as the San
Francisco Classis : ' It 'isTioped that
a Synod of the Pacific Coast may be
formed in duo time. s
Benne Leipschutz , a citizen of
Vienna , who died recently , { left-
property to the value of 150,000 to be
divided equally between the Jewifh
Catholic and Protestant congrega
tions of that city.
Bishop Payne , of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church , who
resigned the Presidency of Wilber-
force University on account of an
issue with the trustees about the ex
pulsion of an alleged slanderer , has
been reinstated.
The Ohio Open Communion Bap
tist Association held their annual
meeting this year at Albany. The
reports showed the past year to have
been a successful one. Over 6,000
members are connected with the
Association. .
A union rejlgeous conference , at
ivbich Unitarians , Uuiversalists ,
md other will attend , will be
jeldat Wbitemato , Wis. , October
.2-15. The programme announces
i long list of subjects of interest , on
vhlch papers will be read and
liscussions had.
D ing the month of September
Jistiop Clarkson has visited the
aissionary jurisdiction of Dakota ,
'his is his third visit to the Terri-
ory during the present year. At
everal of the points visited , nether
ther religious services but those of
tie Protestant Episcopal Church
ave ever been held.
It has been proposed to hold a
inference of Lutherans to ascertain (
u what points the different organi-
xtions disagree and the nature of [
le disagreements , and whether
oser relations can be established [
3twcen them. If an organic union
mid take place the united Church
ould contain 2,100 ministers , 3,550
mgregatlons and 475,000 comma-
cants.
The Rev. John McElroy , of Fred- n
Ick , Maryland now in his
, ninety-
is
nth year , and the Rev. Father isti i
ti ,
eenan , of Lancaster , Pa. , aged 90 ,
e the sole survivors of those who esH
ceived ordination at the nands of esai
. Carroll , first Archbishop of Bal- ai
nore. They are both in full vigor 1
miud and faculties. The former. in
is
3 been seventy years in thepriest-
tb
od , and the latter nearly as long. tbhi
rhe members of the T"n
New York havp sent an address
the Busglun Imperial Govern-
mt representing their need of a
> re commodious church edifice ,
iompauied with plans for a struc- ce :
e to cost $85,000. About 535,000
aid of the project br/ve already , fan
s understood , been obtained from
rious sources , Mr. Winatis , of Bal-
lore having given $10,000 , A BO
t of ground . for such a church frc >
a wuwsiV * r * 4 ftT" sin
3 purchased for thc USsian Qov.
ment three y-eara ago in Lexjng-
avGnue , between Fiftieth and
ty-first streets.
nei
tev.Edwnrd F , Strickland , late
tor of the Calvary Baptist
iroh , Westerly , Hhodo Island , the 1
addressed a note ta the Boston sot :
itist Ministers' Conference stat- hoj.
"that in Of
consequence of my ]
Brienclng a change of belief re- Ii
iting the fundamental doctrines tha
aur church , to wit : Total De- and 1
'
'ityofthe Human family , tne the
nal Punishment of the Finally
staj
enitent , the Doctrine of the
ity , and Divinity of Christ , I
iforocanno longer retain my odis
ion In your ranks , and feel it to scho
insistent with honor and prey - unre !
y to inform you of my change "tak :
ment , and the dissolution of A
onnecttou with the Baptist de-
nation. " tonjs
fens (
amous old church of London is ry jv
nger of being destroyed. The I luuc !
sjastical Commission desire to I
ve All Hallows , Bread-st- Ta
i on Dec. , - 28.1008 . . i JoV- .n , Mr. , > , ,
, Mrs _
' ediii
'
.j bo baptized. A hats
the fact. Thisbuild-
.ound which many historical
iations are gathered , was crec- Illim
L 1365 , destroyed by fire in 1CC6 , what t
rebuilt by Christopher Wren , awaj
nately the church register was busy
from the great lire , and three (
iginal record of Milton's bap-
Op <
3 still to bo seen. Among the old fashii
ments the church contains lathe
The
i
> the memory of a former rec-
less
i
ie Rev. Lawrence Saunders , ,
sions
a 1555 was burned to death
rsisting in the reformed faith , ghmj )
heave
isident parlshoners now num-
and t
ly SO ; the average congrega-
nine persons , and a sermon
reached every Thursday , for Wear
pport of which u legacy was
a church in 1629 , was given
10 time ago because no one Am
to listen. This last is even were
than Dean Swift's "dearly at opti
i Roger. ' When the re cious i
Is effected the records , mon worn 1
! , &c. , will be sent to the it was i
of BL Maryle-Bow. in ate
hand ,
then 01
ATEIMONIAIITIES. one 01
cording
daily , c
> k entitled ' .Lectures to Mar- not ts
en" Is to bo published in but sl- -
d , as If those poor creatures sle :
t already received lectures were of
also on i
rried girl of thirteen years , rings v
a divorce on the ground the join
is too young , is one of the torn. 1
cial development of Indian- Slafforcl i
Brooms ,
with a r
sported in social circles
at last one
tncisco that Senator J. P. thumb
f Nevada , is engaged to be of weal I
to Georgia Sullivan , daugh- staff dec
ugene L. Sullivan , of this could ha
thumb r.
The merry marriage bell will not
be rung at DCS Moines for a certain
pair because the ardent young man
bought 12 boxts of pills at auction
and sent half of them to his intend
ed as a birthday gift.
It is said that Miss Minnie Sher
man has 100 pat's of stockings with
which to commence her married
life. Well , there is one thing about
it ; she cannot wear them all at
onoe.
onoe.Marry
Marry for love , young man , but
remember that it's.as easy to love a
frirl whose pa has u hundred thousand - >
and in bank as one whose old man
sits up behind a pair ot mul s and
yells , " Whoa ! you Pete , or I'll take
your ear off ! "
A justice of the peace in Cincin
nati had become so imbued with the
routine of his oflice that , in con
cluding a marriage ceremony the
other evening , hesubstituted.forthe
usual formula , "You will now
stand committed until fine aud costs
are paid. "
A Sioux chief offered to marry a
celebrated authoress the other day.
An cnthusiaytic eye witness reports
that herobs stood open like the eye
of a frightened gazelle , and the
blush on her cheek was as pink as
the heart of a pomegranate.
A resident of Erie , Pa. , refused to
marry his alliunced , who had come
overirom Gernitiny for the purpose ,
because she had not brought a
feather bed with her. She has
now brought suit for breechofproin-
ise against him , and claims $1,000
damages.
. ( \ . rumor 01
death got abroad in .London recent
ly , and fifty or sixty offers of mar
riage were precipitated upon Mrs.
Bazaino within the next forty-eight
hours. She tliowed them to her
husband and the man's
, poor at-
tpmpt tb laugh nearly resulted in
paralysis of his facial muscles.
A Toledo girl was to bo married
yesterday. She wtut with the bri
dal party to tlidpor of the church ,
when all at once ihe fair bride took
to her heels and started off down
Cherry street , witlu-bridal Vyeil ,
orange blossoms and white drapery
generally flapping in the moining
wind. The Groom wasstruok dumb
at the sudden departure , but did
not follow. This was the situation
at last accounts , and no person can
be found who will offer an explana
tion. Clevclnnd Plaindcaler.
The following is a list of the
bridesmaids and groomsmen for the
Grant-Honore wedding : Brides
maids Miss Hall , daughter of Col
onel Winchester Hall , and cousin of
Miss Honore , Chicago ; Miss Lucia
Houston , daughter of Judge Russell
Houston , of Louisville , Kentucky ;
Miss Irene Rucker , daughter of
General Ruckor , Chicago ; Miss
Dunlevy , daughter of Judge Dun *
levy , Chicago. Groomsmen Ulys
ses S. Qrajjt , Jr. , brother of the
bridegroom , Washington ; Mr.
Henry C. Houore , brother of the
bride , Chicago ; Lieutenant Lamed ,
Q. S. A. , West Point ; General
3eorge A. Forsyth , Sheridan's staff ,
Chicago.
Ladles of a certain age may take
ourage from the fact that , in Eng-
and , at all evenfs , it is becoming
tiite the fashion for men to marry
vomen older than themselves ,
"luis the brilliant wife of the bril-
iant Secretary of India , the Marquis
f Salisbury , is several years his
enior , and now the Earl of Pem-
roke , the greatest "catch" in EUg-
ind , who is twenty-four , ig to be
larried to Lady Gertrude Talbot
,
ho is thirty-four. Lord Pembroke
the son of the late well-known Caj
idiicy Herbert , and inherited vast Au
states of both his uncle and father.
[ e is the greatest
property owner hi
'
ad aroun'd. Duolin , and has at least
100,000 a year. Lord Pembroke's
iothpr , Lady Herbert of Lea , who
\\ellknownas an author , joined
ic Catholic Churoh soon after her
isbuud's death. '
IMPIETIES.
AUubur-,0 nian offers T
his servi moi
s to .
j.ray with the * c-k at S3 Ht <
0 is also .vilUrig a day posi
to drive
a team
eak
coltSj and run a cider mill.
The odor of Brooklyn sanctity is
strong that when the wind is
ni the east New Jersey people
ut down their windows.
Deacon Lee is being tried by the
iptist Church of Honey Creek ,
jo county , Ind. , for coveting his
Ighbor'a wife.
"Grasshopper" boxes have taken
place of mite boxes in Minneso- .
a. Mischievous
boya
catnh
prnss-
) pers and drop them in instead
pennies.
t is now understood in Richmond
t people who can't attend church
"read their title clear , " without
aid of opera-glasses , had better
T at home.
Whatcanjwe do , " inquire Mo'u. .
t ministers "to * u.
, make Sab'Jath
lols more ' Jath
interesting1 j >
generate publican ndan
e the boys Q\ \
Pueblo inrjfon
cqyjidcrab , as _
3 "V-oto-rin San Ilde-
> - ' , > in rePJy to his
to 'ue inqui-
crop prospects , "U h !
" % dam
good crop , by God ! "
ilk about th < & American branch
llie church bring neglected !
Scttum Do'.vne says she count-
fty-eight of those new Cardinal
at church. Sunday.
res , Job suffered some , " said an
DIS deacon , "but he never knev
it was to have his team run
rand kill his wife right in the
season , when lured girls want
dollars a week. "
era glaasea are used In the
suable churches of Richmond ,
levout worshipers.wish doubt-
to read their title clear to man-
in the skies , and take a
sc , en passant , of the blue
snly eyes , nose * , new bonnets ,
bings.
ing Sixty Finger Rings
Daily.
eng the Romans plain rings
ivorn originally on either hand
ion , but .when gems and pres-
stoiies were added they were
by preference on the left , ami
considered exceedingly eflfem-
to wear them on the righc
At first one ring was worn ,
ue on each finger , and lastly
i eacli Joint , Cliarinus
, ac-
j to Martial , wore sixty rings
irslx on each finger , and did
ike them off at night ,
ept in them.
. This was
streme case , but rinirs
ten worn on every finger and Will hr
, for any oni
the thumbs. Jn Germany ture. No j
verc frequently n\Atf \
worn upon
its , as was the Roman cus-
Fhe wife of Sir Humphrey
(1450) ( is sculptured in the
? ? rove Church , Worcester ,
ing on every finger , but the
on the right baud. Massive
rings were supposed to tell
th and importance and Real
, . * % * * IMJIVC , UiJU Fal-
iln- * U-
ilared that
when 3oung he
ivc crept into an Alderman's
ing. ' : \ . - . JCecp s con
EitattinOn
BAIIKI O
EZRA MILLARD , 1 J. II. MILLARD ,
President. | Cashier.
NATIONAL BANK
Cor. DouElu and Thirteenth Streets.
OMAHA , - * .NEBRASKA.
Capital. . . . . . „ . _ . . - . . . . . . . . . ! . . . „ . . . . „ . - .5200,000 00
Surplus and Profits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Su.OOO W )
T7UNANCIAL AGENT SFOB TIIE UNITED
J > STATES.
ANF DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY FOB
DISHUKSING OFFCEUS.
THIS BANK DEALS
in Exchange , Government liouda , Vouchers ,
Gold Con ,
*
\BVLLIONand \ OOLDDUST\ \
* _ *
And sells drafts and makes collections on all
parts of Europe.
OS-Drafts drawn parable in gold'or curren
cy n thuBauk of California , San Francisco.
TICKETS FOR SAM : TO ALL PARTS
of Europe via the Cunard and national
Steamship Lines , and the Hamburg-Auur'can
Packet ecu vf. 27
U.S. DEPOSITORY
Tlie First ftatiomil Bank
Corner of Fnrhnm and I3tli Street * .
THE OLDEST BANKING ESTABLlSHm NT
EJ UEBEABKA.
( Successors to Kountz Brothers. )
ESTABLISHED IN 1858.
Organized as a National Hint , August 26 , 1863
Capital and Profits over - $250,000
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS :
E. CREIQIITON , A. KOUNTZE ,
President. Cashier.
H. COUNTZE , IT.V. . YATES ,
Vice Pros't. As't Cashier.
A. j. ' , Attorney.
The Oldest Lstaolisheii
BANKING HOUSE
IS ? NBRASKJl.
Caldweli , Hamilton & Co. ,
\ -A.j\rjei:333 : a .
Business transacted name as that
of an'fucorporated Hank.
Accounts kept in Currency or Gold
subject to sight check without no-
Lice. .
Certificates of Deposit issued paj-
iblo on demand , or at fixed date
loaring interest at six ] > crcent. per
innnm , and arailable in iu all parts
f the country. ;
Advances made fo customers on
inproved securities , at market rates
i Interest , ' " 5
Buy and sell Gold ; Dills of Ex-
baugro , Government. State , County ,
iid City Bonds. v
"We giro siteclal attention , f o ncgo-
fating Railroad and other Corpo-
ate Loans issued within tlie Stalo.
Draw Sight Drafts on England ,
relruid , Scotland , and all parts of
uropc. v
Sell Eurojinati Passage Ticfeetn.
O'LliECTIONS PKOMITLY MADE.
aulU
N SAUNDEItS , ENOS LOVTE
President. Vice Presdent.
BEN WOOD , Cashier. "
N. IV. Cor. Farnhnnx
aud 13th sts- >
EPOS'Ts"A7. SMALI , AS ONE IOL-
Kt w e Te < > antl compound interest al-
M.ou
thes ine.
'
OVER
Certificates of Deoosit :
HE WHOLE OB ANY PART OF A DE-
nosit after remaining in this Benk three
nhs , will drnv interest from d.te of depos-
> payment. T hp whole or any part o ? 8 de-
it can 'ie dratu atian" ' " . aug2 tT
THE AMERICAN DESEUT.
Of th Arc erican I'esert
Who lias not b-en told ,
Strewn with I ones of the hunter
In sea' ch alter gold ;
AVitli plains sandaii'l sterile ,
Wht're naught ever grew
To cbdilen ttie eye
Of the stranger passing through.
But in process of time
A gre < t change arose ,
An < t the descri nr.w > uds
Aril Mooms like the rcso ;
An 1 Nebraska the Dttert
7'akfs her plac1 ou the scroll
As one of 'He voungcst
A& > lV3iont.be roll. I .
With the proudest of sfatesi
: Hic uow will compare ,
Jit one i Ijinly r au see
liy viewing the Fu.r ;
Th re i-re works of tT.earffet
From all o'er ouwije ] and
Outriva led only jy bounties
Fr. m tha t.veat OiTer.s Laud.
Go , vl It that Fair ,
And do so at oncer
Ihen whn you Rut through- , ,
( I'D , rail upon Bunee.
For the SIRS cf > ebraska
All hattc < l stvailn Le.
And liuuce has the goods
As all can wellse- .
I't fail to liuy your Hat. , Cip * and ! Olovcfj
uee. N'obuy itock of Fall Goods just in
nces. ' Chain ) ion ilattcr , Douglas bt. , 223.
CASHMERE , AND ALPACA IUITS
For calc and made to order.
> . M. FAULOIT
,
) edge , bet. 14th and 15th sti reels.
OMAHA. NEBflASKA.
Established .1855.
. r.
[ USE 1MKOFACTOB T
\5iO \ Foartwnth Stra si , OM ,
psUiiitf.IOinata. Nebraiks. Cirrlxtt
pea on band or icaiie t on ler.
Particular aWntloa pali ? to Repair
s. D. A , morjETT ,
onabfe Dress making
64 FourteenliEt St. ,
WARD KTO JUL.
OF THE I K PARTED. 1
irth St. , between Fanii Have
the aid of ffnartiiio in Cfi
ipiritf , obUfn
ffff 3 a TIC" of tne pajO , pre sent and lor- Indep
chrtnrfd in c ( tea cf sickness.
All
I.SWU S. EEKD.
BON REF.D . & CO.
Tte Oldest
Estate Agency
IN NRhRAsr- .
iplete Abstnct of Title to
i ha and Douilis all Bea
ountr. Idtf
Nos. 187 , 189 and 191 Fainham Street.
martd
ROGEBS ,
Whole : Stoves
and TUT 1TERS' STOCK. .
SOLE WESTERN AGENCY" FOR
STEWART'S COOKITO and HEATING STOYES ,
THE "FEABLISS , " COOKING STOVES ,
CHARTER OAK COOKING- STOVES ,
ill of Which Will bo Sold at Manufacturers' Prices , With Prelffhtjaddeil.
Sezici.
Fort Calhoim Mills.
&
Manufactured with Great Care from the Best Grain.
General Depot , Ccr. 14th. c& Dodge Sts ,
m79-l7. OMAHA. ELAItl CI.&RK.
PITCH , FELT AND GRAVEL ROOFER ,
AudMonufiiclurer t > fDry anrj Saturated llooJIug'and.SIieaibtiig Felt.
AXSO DEALERS IN
Roofing , Pitcla , Coal , Tar , Etc , Etc.
R ° wSureef { * A5/-tof NcblaskarradJoInInSstatc3- < * opposite JUielGas Works , on
O. F. GOODMAN ,
tfHOIESALE DEUS6IST ,
3 > onlcr In
PAINTS , OILS AND WINDOW GLASS ,
/ Omalia. Nebraska.
o\
: AND JOBBER OF FOSEION AXD DOUESTIC
WHINES and LIQUORS ,
Tobaccos and Cigars ,
No. 142 FARNHAM STREET , OMAHA , NEB.
Old Kentucky TNiiskies a Specially.
WarAGENT FOB THE ELDOKADO WINE COMPANY , CALIFORNIA.- * *
1
luijllr Jg'ojrtoy'ga .AJ.O. of JoULot , 111.
Dmaia Shirt Factory.
OKA BLES H. PLATZ'
" * '
"I _ .
Manufacturer of MILLINERY ,
adies' and Gents
FISILFLOWERS ,
Bice Ornaments for Ltdles.
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED- !
16 Douglas St. , Tisclicr's Block , Omaha ,
treatWesJera
WesJera
B'nsmess
' s Bl
College.
iHA , NEBRASKA.
BSTSend Stamp for Circulars. G. K. HATHfitfjf ,
AW V C ! f LOE
Jyil
282
B Celebrated Diebold l r rris & Co.'s
( tare Dlebolc ] & Klenzle )
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF ,
the best record of all , not One LostJn" Uieirwo great firas UJ
icago. also preserved the contents in vrery instance at UJl l
endence , Iowa , also at Central City , Cd , and at all CO
places have stood the test without" failure. <
cc
Sizes for Sale and Blade to Ordfl . ccQ
Old Safes Talsan imZ&scli
ALSO YAL.E , B.IMC , AND S9CAI.I. LOCKS-
L COVERT , Ceneral Agent , ( !
E , STEVENS Agent
cai o mi-j _ - _ . - . _ --TS , , JlStren
alpi
MEYER & BROTHER , OMAHA , NEBRASKA
; Vp5ip5V ; . /
f\
* i _ - isuii , iBSi <
q = ? 5 * = ° p. ff
jgjJ3tUgfH ! Ifeg
4fe. . ' " ' - l1
; i < w iipJSi
ne piii
K I i oir * IBM i i I
AjaopEOHSWORfiAHS
FAS.MSI FHEE HOMES
( in tne I.lceof th *
Union Paoi o Railroad
A Lvtd Grant of 12,000,000 , , Acres of the beat PAR11IHO ud MIKEKAL Liads of Amtric *
1,000,000 ACUFS O KEBBASKA IX THE HBEAT PLATTE YALLE
THE GABDEN OF THB WEST HOW FOB SALE
These lands are in tha central portion of the United States , on tbo 41st degree ol Ninth L t
tude , the central Itneot the great Temperate Zone o the American Continent , and for grain
{ rowing and stock raising nnsurpane-i bj any in the United States.
CHEAPER 15 PEIOE , more favorable terns d n. and mor coarealant to market than
he found E
FIVE and TEN YEARS' credit gircn with lnter ist t SIX PEK CENT
COLONISTS cd jjOTUALSETULERScaahny on Tea Tears' Credit. Linfc at th * < ta
srlca to all OBEDIT PPBCSASEBS.
A Deduction TEN PEK CENT. FOR CASH.
FEEE HOMESTEADS FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS.
A fid tlu > Best Locations for Colonies !
Soldiers Entitled to a Homestead cf
160 Acres.
< go i to
Send ( or new Descriptive Pamphlet , with new maps , pnbllshed In English , German , Sweed
and Dan * ih , inniled f roe everywhere. Address 3. TT . T" > . .AJ Itst. _
alr Mart ) land OunrnKnioner U. P. K.ILCo. Omaha. Neb ,
A. B , HUBILEliANN & CO. ,
f * H. - O " 27 3C O X * 2VTrt.ia.-vxr .ot Tiarez-
WATCHMAKERS , OF JEWELRY
S. E. Cor. 13th & Douglas Sts.
WATCHES & CLOCKS
JEWELRY AND PLATEg-WARE ,
AT WHOLESALE OH RETAll *
Dealers Can Save TD1E and FREIGHT by
Ordering of Us.
ESGUAYING DONE FREE OF CiLUlGE J
( STALL uOODS7ARR ANTLfiD TO BE AS REPRESENTED.
S C. ABBOTT J. CADUIKXJI
ABBOTTS i A TT9TS < Ti''Vr2' ! '
S . Arli2ol.jl CO. ,
ee&FJ3&Trl3 f Tma ! * f <
r s <
s9 S fea.wH3. &JAVt-E 6 S :
DSALEHS IN
STo. 188 Famham Street. Gmaim ,
rnr Hcho >
GEO. A. HOAGLAWD ,
Wholesale Lumber
OFFICE AND YARD-
COR , OF DOUGLAS AND 6Tfl STS. , U. P , R , R , TBACS ,
anlltf IsTIEIB ,
WBL U. FOSTER ,
Wholesale Lumber.
> *
WINDOWS , DOORS , BLINDS , MOULDINGS , &C ,
Plaster Paris , Hair , Dry and Tarred Felt.
Sole Agciits for Boar Crook LiuieauJ LouNrUIo Cement
OFFICE AND YARb : ir\"l\T A TT A
U. P. Track , bet Fariiham aud Douglas gis. / UJjl-jnL JtlA. NEB
aprttf
N. I. D. SOLOMON ,
OILS TATIDTDO "w GZ.ASS ,
OAL OIL AND HEAD-LIGHT OIL
/AHA / [ - NEBRASKA
_ _
FAIRLIE & MONELL ,
LANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
Stationers , Engravers and Printers.
AITD IiOPCB SEALS.
soic , Odd Fellows and Kniglils of Pythias
[ JEWELS , BOOKS , BLANKS , ETC. , AT
ARTHUR
I w
I 2
'or lards , Lawns , Cerxcteriei Ciiarclij iroa I
0 ceandSliot > 1 OMAHA
. \71T4. iVjl a
tet. FainUamai.- barney I
Stf.