Nebraska Newspapers

    I'HE DAILY
E. BOSBWATEB : EDITOR
KATIOHAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
TAMES A.
A.ot
ot Ohio.
FOR vii r-rr.r = ir > rxr ,
CHESTER A. ARTHUR ,
of New York.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS-
GEORGE W. COLLINS ,
r.f Pawnee Connty.
JAMES LAIRD ,
of .AiLuns County. . -
JOHN M. THURSTON ,
of Douglas Count } ' .
KE.-UBLICANJJTATE TICKET.
For Member of Congress ,
EDWARD K. VALENTINE ,
f For member of Congress { Contingent ) ,
THOMAS J. MAJORS.
For Governor ,
ALBINUS NANCE.
For Lieutenant-Governor ,
E .C. CARNS. !
For Secretary of Stale , _
S. J. ALEXANDER.
For Auditor ,
JOHN WALLICHS.
Tor Treasurer ,
G. M. BARTLETT.
For Attorney-General ,
C. J. DILLWORTU.
For CommicEJoBer of Tublic Lands aud
Bnildiogn ,
For Stiperintendeat of Public Instruct on ,
" & . \V. JONES.
DISTRICT TICKET *
For Attorney Third Judicial District.
K. J. BUENJIAil.
THE body of Teter Woodland , the
heroic superintendent of the Hudson
River tunnel , has been recovered from
the shaft.
AMERICAN priina donnas abroad art
achieving a series of uccoBses which if
pratifyinsfto our national pride. The
latest debutante is Mile. Marie Zan
Zinat who appeared yesterday in
Home and received & genuine ovation.
THE Herald heads an editorial
"How Money Talks in Indiana. " It
doesn't need a quarter of a column of
Hr. Jay Sterling Morton's writing to
Inform people that five dollars a vote
Imports sufficient Kentucky bruisers
to talk very loudly in the Ohio rivtl
counties of Indiana.
THE la ; eat news from the new
iFrccch ministry is that the cabincl
council have decided that the proceed'
Ings against the religious orders yol
remaining in Franco be gradual. Th <
Jjcpo has withdrawn his permission ic
nllow the orders to aak the govern
merit for authorization to engage in
teaching.
THE failure of the Virginia read
juctcre and funders to corns to ai
agreement on the question of an elect
oral tickol gives R ctrong poetpbility o :
republican EUCCCSB in that state , Ti
1876 the demccrntic vote of Vfrginif
was 139.C70 and the democratic ma
jorily 44,112. The readjustcrs clain
to controlpGOjOCO votcc , and if thei
p ill 20,000 lefB than their compute *
ntranglh theelevon electoral votes wil
1)3 ) cast for Gatfield and Attliur.
THE resolutions adopted by the river
or improvement convention which hs
just concluded Hn sessions at St. Jo
Beoh , baar npon a subject of tram
condent importance to th& agriculture
regions of the great west. The valle ;
of the Missouri embraces an area c
215,000 square mile * , contains a pop
Yilation of 4,000,000 people , and
taxable wealth of 8400,000,000 , am
Jiroduces annually nearly 500,000,00" "
buihelsof _ grain. Cheap transports
tion for its products is the crying nee' '
of this great section of the countr
now hampered in Its growth and ol
ntueted in the development of it
in&terial'sourcoB by thu extortion an
discrimination of the railroads. Th
liver convention in its resolutions de
mauds for Missouri , Iowa , Kansa
and Nebraska that congress besto
upon the Missouri river a consldei
&t ion commemurato with the magn
tndo of the Interests which will I
subserved by its improvement , an
provide for a thorough remedy for a
artificial obstructions it has permltte
lo bu created by railway bridge ? , fc
the removal of all snags and drifl
of floating timber , and for
thorough survey of the river b
oorupaieat engineers , with a view t
dtlorminngthe apeediest and moi
economical pl n for deepening it
channel , raid protecting the propert
o : the citizens along its banks. Th
resolution also demands that whe :
Midi surveys shall have been mad
n-id the plans approved , that congres
ehall make such appropriatiens am
take Buch other action as will secur
I e speediest , permanent and adequat
mprovemont of eaid river.
These doltnattd80f | tlie'r6pr ienta
titvs of the.eta1os wHl 4 < ttibijes5 mee
with the tminimontAp'prtrval jf : thei
c mstituencies. luimediato and per
innient improvement of the chaune
anil bank's of thetiver is Imperative ! ;
needed. But such improvement
uUou'd be made
only by com
p tint and honest men w.ho will fulfi
to the litter the contracts which thq
u uiertake. Such contracts should al
is i be supervised by engineer * who can
i o ba bribed Into accepting the worl
> f dishonest contractors. Tht
g > vernmeut- should make some
cided change ia the
nuriEKement of the rip-rapping.
Tee stench from aome of the late rip.
r.ip contrasts is still wafted alone the
buiks of the river , ani crumbling
nrrlls and caved in banks are a raontf.
iirsnt to official incapacity or iihon-
tjr. It is trtip lhat tie fiver hn-
I > r vementls under the Eup.rviiion of
i. my officers -who an > supposed to bs
tli * pinks of official purity. Butanay
i fiix-re are not .orally unlike other
ra < sa and when Urge expenditures are
u ) der their
control
they are npt to
be greasadby ccntractors just as much
fcs other men. From the events of the
lam few years It looks very
znucn as if a gigantic river improre-
m -or ring erieted with its he d at St.
1 uts and its "tail at .New Orleans
J.U * states bordering on the Missouri
je id rircr ? improvement very badiy
# a' faey should insist on having tuch
improvement as congreM grants thtra.
piTis honestly and well
TH3S DEMANDS OF THE COLORED
MEN.
The colored men of Omaha have Is-
surda manifesto demanding represent
ation in the next legislature. They
plant themselves on the Declaration of
Independence which they interpret cs
a guarantee that all men are not only
born free and equal but also hive the
inalienable right io the hcnors and
omlumsnts ; of office. They declare
that "taxation without representation
will only he submitted to in A'protest
by those unworthy to be free or free
men. " The wording of this resolution
would leave one to infer that those
worthy to bo freemen pay their texts
and do not protest. The Jramera of
tlm resolution probably intended to
nay thai no one wordiy to be a free
man would submit to be taxed and re
main unrepresented without a protest.
They aho resolve "that where one
clasi of citizens arc Ignored in Ihe
community where they reside , for the
enFcting of laws to govern , all such
citizens ard still in a state of vssiall-
age. " Now this paper has always
been a consistent friend of the colored
race , and an advocate of their rights
to equality before the law , as well as
their rights to enjoy the privileges of
American citizenship in ctfmmon with
all other citizens. The right to vote ,
ot course , carries with it the right to
hold office , but wo aho maintain that
only those shall hold office
who are capable of fulfilling all
'
it3 requirements. The colored
men of Omaha complain in their reso
lution , that they are ignored in this
community because no colored man
has boon chosen to the legislature.
Now aa a matter of fact men are cent
to the legislature to make law's , not
for a class , race or nationality , but for
the whole state. The colored men of
Nebraska have no reason to complain
that their race has been wronged by
any legislation , or that their interests
as tax payers are not as safe in the
bands of white men aa they arc in the
h nds of men of their own rsco.
There are no black laws on
the statute books of Nebraska , nor
has there ever been any legislation
denying colored raen the right to fill
on juries or to fill any office to which
ho may be appointed or elected. The
claim that the colored men Invo been
ignored in Omaha is preposterous.
Colored men have held portions in
the postoflice , on the police force , on
juries , fec. They would havq held
higher positions had they trustworthy
men capable of filling thtm.
The population of Douglas county
is over 38,000 and the assessed valu
ation of property over 87,000-
00 ( > . Of this population the
colored people furnish about 1000
and we venture to say that the
as328Eecl valuation upon which they
pay tuxes does ot reach § 10,000.
Douglas county is entitle to ten
members of the legislature , and i !
that representation was divided prc
rate according to population , there
would bo one member for every 3SO (
inhabitants , and at that ratio tin
Cobred people would be entitled to j-
of one or leas thau cut-third of om
member. If representation ia thi
leginlaturowere b < eed on taxation
there would bo one member for eacl
5700,000 of taxed proper.ty
an ! the colored people noald bi
entitled to just
one-seventieth part o
a mumber. It is therefore self-cvi
dent that ihn calur j mm ofOiunh :
have no grounds to comphin , as yet
The clamor for membership In the Hex
appsars io us inspired bj
interested parties who have seine axi
to grind and desire to fill a place ii
the legislature to furtheir personal in
tercst * . If there were any men amorij
them Vflio had especial fitness forinak
ing laws a man of such high stand
ing hi the community that the publii
would ba willing to trust hin
with thair matt-rial interest w ,
should cheerfully join the col
colored men in demanding his noun
nation , not as a colored man but as ai
American citizen. Again , if there wen
any special legislalionnecded to ensun
lo the colored men the rights guar
ranteed then ! by the constitutions
amendments , we"should commend th
move they are making. If , however
as it seems probable to us , the colorei
people of Omaha are to be asked t
pull somebody's chestnuts out of th
fire wo don't consider this move ii
'their interest iu the
or interest of ROOI
government.
In conclusion lot us say that tb
colored people of Omaha should plan
themselves on a higher plane than th
moro doaird to hold office. The ;
should by their cducatiou and mora
standing acquire the respect , confi
deuce aud esteem of their felloiv cili
zns. These will not be denied then
in this free country on account o
their color and
previous condition , am
only when they have acquired thes
prerequisites their people will not bi
compelled to ask office for they will bi
sought for.
HEALTHY HDMBOLDT.
Correspondence of T > ' BKS.
HUMBOLUT , 2feb. , September 22.-
1 ilumboldtis in Richardson
, the corner
nor county , on the north side of thi
Nemaha river. It is located onlhi
rising ground that rolls back from tb <
river bottoms. Situated near th (
middle of the county north and south ,
with no town in the county north PI
south , and none east or west for a dis
tance of ceven or eight miles , it ex
acts tribute from a largo district.
Tha corn crop is immense , and
wheat ia belter than usual. In fact ,
all crops are excellent and the .paople
in the boat of spirits over it ; so much
to tliat we will have time to but briefly
, notice the many Indications of their
restless enterprise.
The spiritual welfare of the city is
locked after by four church organie-
tions , viz : Christi Methodht ,
| German Methodist * nd Presbyterian.
1 Eich of these organizations hai a good
house and a large congregation.
On the higher part of the swell
upon waich.most of the town is built
is a two-story school house. Here is
a well organized high school , employIng -
Ing four teachers , and having a rejju.
lir attendance of over 200 pupils. The
population of Humboldt , by the wav
w about 1,200. Toe local news and
j politics arc done by The Humboldt
Sentinel and The Humboldt New * .
The former , an independent paper , is
conducted fay Monagon & Spoiser.
Mr. Monagon waa away at Central
City , but we called on Mr. Speiserand
Mr. Bailey who was acting editor-in-
chief during Mr. Monagon's absence.
They are both genial gentlemen , and
wo an , under obligations to them for
substantial favors. The News car
ries the republican ticket at its
head ; and is conducted by
Bloom & Sowle , both boys
in their teens , but chock full of en-
ierprise. Humboldt claimfto have
the best Opera house in the state , outBids -
Bids of Lincoln and Omaha. Ic Is
capable of holding an audience of COO
and the tta e and scenery are of a
Euperior style. Mr. F. W. Ssundson
who built and controls the Opera
Chouse , aho has a large hardware store
*
aad a mammoth etock of anrlcultural
Implements. He will buildffour or
five brick -store rooms in the spring.
He is one of the men who make the
own what It is. The grain and stock
msiness is very large , but in our lim-
ted stay wo had not time to consult
.he proprietors of these large ele\a-
era to get figures. There it a Gar-
ield and Arthur dab here of over
00 , aud between DO and 100 men
nrolled in the "GarfieldGuards" well
drilled and uniformed. I believe the
omocras have a club/ but it makes
10 stir. A fine flat ; was presented to
he "GarfieldGuards" Saturday night
> y the Udies of the city. Arrange
ments h&vo besn raado to have Prof.
D. B. AVoriey , late of the Normal ,
: onduct a musical convention during
.he third week in October.
Lightning rod men have been oper
ating here and several fanners have
been fleeced. They say it will cost
about EO much to rod a house , get a
contract for the job at to much a font
md then put up rod enough to double
, heir.first estimate. It is an old game
but still it finds victims.
The lurga dry goods and grocery
houses of Hines & Lambertson and
\V. H. Sterns deserve mention. Mr.
Sterna has a three-story frame store
ith basement.
Anderson Bros , aho deserve Colics.
They manufacture wagons and car
riages , employing steam in'their work.
They have lately turned off a fine
" "bus" for use here. They and an
jRBtern man will start a plow factory
soon ,
W. M. Sweney will open the Cen-
ral houec next weeki The htmeo has
been refitted and renovated at a cost
of about § 4000 , and will bo a first-
class hotel in every particular.
" \ \7omot\v \ . Turk , reoublicau
candidate for senator. Also Mr.
Chas. Cole , candidate for representa
tive. As Richardson is safe for a
large republican majority this fall ,
these gentlemen confidently expect to
spend pari of the winter In Lincoln.
Tsvo griit mills within a mile" and a
half of town , and one about four miles
out ; two bakeries in town , four drug
stores , last saloon license revoked ,
seven lawyers , four physicians , three
hotels , two banks , and other business
houses too numerous lo mention.
SEVEU.
OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS.
GuhTornia.
The Chinese have seized anothei
industry the manufacture of brooms. .
The United States fishery at the Me
Cloud river this year sends out novel
million young salmon.
Cobnrg , Lane count } ' , has raised bj
subscription the $16,000 requited bj
the narrow guga railroad company t (
construct a road through thai town
It is to bo finished to that jioint bj
January 1.181.
W. H. Blackwood , of Haywards
Alameda county , sold the fruit fron
an apricut orchard of rather less thai
twelve acres for § 12,000 , out of whicl
sale a commission merchant had mail
a further profit of over 83000.
The lansja grape crop and gooi
prices received by growers this yea
will still further stimulate the plant
ing uf vineyards and increase demaui
fet vineyard land in Napa. Proba
fely four- thousand acres or. more c
vineyard lull be phnlod in Kapa val
] cy Iht ) cumlug season.
Novada.
The Gold Hill aud Virginia tax col
lectors pounce upon every man wh
comes across the dix-ide from eithe
town wllh anything io pell. A Vii
ginia butcher is obliged to pay § 20
quarter for Belling meat to one Gel <
Hill customer.
Grading for the Carson and Colors
do railroad has lisen completed as'fa
aa Walker river , .ind everything i
ready for the track with the exceptio
of driving a few piles in .Ghurchi
canyon. The grading between th
rirer and Walker lake will be finishe
In two weeks.
Piute Indians are now engaged i
harvesting their sugar crop on the Bi
Meadows , three or four miles froi
Lovelock. The natives have gathere
there from Austin , Walker river , Vn
giaie City , Carson and other parts c
the state. The crop is abundant thi
season , and some of the Indians hav
gathered as much as twenty sacks c
eugar. There _ are two grades of ai
car , one of which is almost pure whit (
pnd the other of a brownish hu <
Some of the Indians
cut the cane an
thresh it , while others shake the stall
and catch the sugar in baskets.
Colorado.
Georgetown Is to have gas works.
The Leadvillo jail holds elove
murders awaiting trial.
The Denver Fire
Brick works ai
rapidly approaching completion.
The area of Summit county i
equal to that of the state of Connect
cut.
Gilpin county shipped over $100
000 in gold bullion during the firi
twenty days of the month.
The Denver and Hio Grand railwa
company has let a contract for gradin
the Gunnison extension of its joid.
The value of property in Color/id
Springs has increased over half a mil
lion dollars during the last six month !
A. gang-of Chinamen arrived i
Denver the other day from California
who are intended for tne South Par
coal mines near Como.
A very promising vein of silvei
bearing o o has been discovered ii
Lincoln district , Clear Creek county
There is the usual excitement overth
find by the array of prospectors.
A meetingof Fountainvalley ranch
men will soonbecalledto ; discuessom
scheme for building reservoirs or do
ing something to increase the suppl
of water for irrigating purposes.
An extraordinary find
of gold wa
made a few days ainca ai Ralstoi
creek , near Arvida , and about eigh
miles from Denver. The gold wa
washed and showed six ounceof o
course metal.
The Denver and Rio Grande rail
road has contracted for thetimmediatt
: -xteosion of the Ten Male line frorc
K'konio to Breckenridge , twenty-two
miles. The railroad fromLaadville tc
Kokoma is expected to-fae opened by
October 15 , and within two months
'hereafter to Breckinridge.
A high line canal is being built
r und Denver , starting from above
jutletonand ending somewhere near
rreeley. This cinal is to be sixty-nine
aies long , and will be the largest in
the west , and will take
two y < * rs to
finish at the rate work has bsen done
on it thus far.
Work on a neff armoryfor the Den
ver militia. Contracts are let for the
building which ia tots two stories
high , -50x195 feet , with" two reception
rooms 17x25 feet leach , on 'tho first.
floor , and a hall , which will be 50x100
feet. The sacond floor is to"be ocdP"
pied by officers , sleeping rooms , etc.
Ouster county will have a jail and
_ _ , . , , , _ c .
The Northern Pacific railroad" will
be graded east of Ouster " as'-ifa ? " as
Glendive this fall
Nearly all the machinery
for the completion of the copper
smelter , at Butte , has arrived.
Bece"atlv.-am8gaificent.carlbo > oagast
"
shot on the Blackfoot range. Ue
weighed 1,200 pounds ; and.stpod 2L
hands high. > i ? }
There are three surveying parties of
the Northern' Pacific railroad in the
field operating , on the Yellowstone
west of Miles CiW " ' '
„
A Helena .man expsdsjto turn'ouT
about a million brick this ye'ar. Th jf
are made of a good quality of 'blue ,
clay , and find a ready market.
The wheat orop of Gallatili valley
will fall about 50,000 bushels short , of
last year's yield. The winter wheat
rep will not be more than one-fourth
10 usual crop.
Trains were expected to be running
Dillon on the now Utah and North-
rn railroad , ten miles north of Wat-
nn on thu road to Salisbury , on the
5th. There were S1G.500 of town
ota sold in threa days , some being
old for $000.
It is estimated that several hundred
mshels of apples , ot superior quality ,
rill figure as part of the fruit crop of
ilissoula connty , this season , and an-
jther year the crop will be increased
o thousands of bushels. It is thought
hat the territory Should grow , within
he next few ' all the
yeara , apples re-
[ uired for home consumption.
In the new mining dittrict recently
liecovored on the right hand fork of
fill cr5ok , a tributary of Mill creek ,
| uite a number of ledges have been
truck , most of them prospecting ex
ceedingly well in gold and silver. It
a confidently predicted that the dis
coveries will lead to the development
of'some of the richest mines in Mou-
ana , although the facts of theirloeing
on an Indian reservation , and at a
> oiut high up in the mountains , may
etard somewhat their early dorclop-
hent.
Oregon.
Engineers who have , made a study
f the ColUmoia i-iver
- bar have pre
dicted thotthis year's flood in the
"jolumbia would , with flight aid in
, he way of soiaping , force the current
hrnugh the middle Bands , and create
channel south of Sind ialani strafalit
o sea , and that the bar would assume
the shape it had iu 1541 , the Enfiwt
ever known. A few weeks ngo the
work of sroofling the saiid in the
weakest puce was begun. The first
vessel to try the new channel went
safely through. She drew within twc
inchba of twehtjf-onb feet. There u
now twoniy.four feet of watcv tc
Astoria , south of Sand island.
The Portland board of trade ha :
issued the following statistics of tradt
for the year ending August l < , t
Salmon exports to Sau Fratici co ,
211,522 cases , valued at S1,570G10 ,
Yaluo ofiheal , flour , o.lta , hops
potatoes , lumber , hides and p cklec
ailmon exported to San Francisco ,
§ 2,902,472. Vailia of lumber anc
wool from Cong Bay to San Francisco
2,165,147. Total value of exports
86,851,093. Amount of wheat auc
flour exported eirect to the TJnitec
Kingdom , 2,082,106 cootals of wheat
and 129,443 barrels of flour amount
inn in value to § 4,780,077. Odnnet
salmon exported direct , 239,241 cases
of the value of § 1,100,305. Value o
wheat and flour exported to China
Sindwich Wands , Puget Sound , Bri
tish Columbia , and Alaska , § 433,370
Amount of gold and silver exported
§ 900,000.
Wyoming.
A.now town has been staked out ii
the nenr Puyou-Tara districj ; .
It is eaid f at a fifty stamp mill wil
ba running in Cummins City by Da
comber 1st.
lhe ? work on the extension th
Cheyenne water system is progressing
and will soon be completed.
The miners living in tents at o
near Cummins City are preparing ti
erect cibins in which to pass tb
winter.
The injunction casa of'the U. P
railway tfompanyj against the oily o
Cheyenne to Restrain Ihe city and it
officials from collecting taxea to th
amount of some § 1,900 , lately as
sessed against the company , was com
menced on the 20th.
Jack City , or Teller , in North Pari
now has about 100 inhabitants , all c
whom are at work and who propose t
stay there all winter. An arraa t
meut has been made whereby th
prominent mines In the district wi
bo worked all winter.
Washington.
An incendiary fire at Wartsburg o
the 13th destroyed all the busmes
homes except four , in all 26. Los
8200,000.
It Is said by those who claim t
know that shipbuilding will bo mor
active on Puget sound next year thai
ever before.
Logging on the Skagit river is loon
Ing up as a very important industry
There are half a dozen or moro camos
one of which turned out recently 207
000 feet of saw lops in five and a hal
days _ with a gane of thirteen men. 1
is Raid that this beats anything of th
kind yet on record of logging on Pi
get sound.
Arizona.
The deadly quicksand in the Sa
Pedio river lately swallowed up a cai
rlago containing a gentleman and thre
ladies.
The Western Union Telegraph Jin
have opened stations at Wilcox an
San Simeon on the Southern Pncifi
railroad.
The track1of the Southern Pacifi
ra-lroad ha § reached the NewMexicai
line. The distance is 140 east of Tuc
eon.
eon.The
The Atchison , Topekaand Santa F
railroad will build to Tucson fron
Black , in northeastern Arizona , toSai
Carlos , McMillan , Arizona Canyon
and thence down Canyon del Ore
This Is the line surveyed last fall , an <
will pass through a contiuous Btretcl
of mining districts with surface water
at a distance not excee-ling twent'
milps along the whole linn , SB wel
as thecoal fields of northeast Arizona
B. F. COCXK :
UNDERTAK
Oid Fellowe' Block.
? -oznpt atlentlon given to criers by telezraph
ATTEKHOH , BUILDERS AMD CON
TRACTORS.
The owner ot the celebrated JCaolir
Banks , near LOUISVUJ E , NEB. , ha :
now ready at the depot at Louisville , or
the B. ArT nulroad ,
o fill any order at reasonable prices. Tsr-
jsa deainng a white front or ornamental
> nck will do well to give ns a call or sander
or sample.
J. T. A.
BARGAINS
.jjjth and Douglas Street.
- H V
Over 3,000 residence lots for sale by thta men
f V. prices * anginj irom g-2b to 23,600 each , and
roiled 1u every part of iliacito , andiin evetV
[ region from the Postofflce , north , e l , BOtrth
t Hxcit , dnd varnnp m distance from , one
locltto'jcmoortwo'milMlroni Baae. Call and
samlno our lists
several choice lots In Ctllfin * Isaacs' nd'li
wi.-o-est of convent , between St. Mary's aycn
iintl Karncy street SrCO to SSOO.
80 acres Just east of bM-racks on Blunders St. ,
hs ! Is cfcofio Sand and Hill be gold very cheap-
r cash ia 6 , 10 or 0 acre Iota ; now is your time-
oaccutsa birjrtic.
Choice lot at end of street car tracka oa Saun-
[ crs r trcet for { $75.
Choice lot , I'arnhMn and 21th streets , fiOxlS2
oat for 31.5CO will divide It.
Cheap lota In Credit Ton Jsr addition , south o
' . PJ depot 100 to SSOO.
TERRACE ADDITION.
Forty lots on Park Avenue and Georgia street ,
io road to park , and near head of St. Mary's
ivcnae , nt from $125 to 300 each. Seven rears
Iras &t einht per cent interest to those who will
> ut up qood tutretautlij bulldliigf. F r further
urtloabra apply tc.
a.r. tfcitia. Agent ,
Fifttf ! fitl ] and Donghs gtreota.
A nice lot oallarvr "and TwcntySnt streets ,
for $525. Sf-k- (
jTwo ehoKt-wtg on56th. imar Si. Mary's aven-
: e , EOxlCS feet cacjj , lor SfJJpind ? 300.
Two choice ToU near 23d and Clatk streets , la
E V. Smith's addition S300sndJ360i , . ,
Fifty Iota In Khmu'a flraeon atlil third ad-
.itlona for lCO to'5600 ca
Lot near 15th and Tierce , $1BO. - .
2 lots on H.irntr near 24th St. , 2800 each.
lot on 21th n r Howard street , $7oO.
3 lots in Grand Ycw addition , south ot U. P
rld 3 and depot , from J15 to S 00 each-
One acio , 117x370 feet , on 18th street , south
if PoppletonV neir residence , for $2,000 , or will
IM Jo iato city sized lots as from $350 to { 500
each.
each.KIVERVIEW
KIVERVIEW ADDITION.
LSrga nuicljer of beautiful residence lots , lo-
; ated In tbii new addition oa Capitol Qlll , bo
jWcen Slth stieet on the cast , 26th on the west
Dodse street on the nqrth and Famham street
on the south , formerly owned by C. H Downs
and moro recently known as the Perkins 16 acres.
Only 22 lots have thus far Ween platted 11 on
Farn'jv.n and 8 en Douglas atfeet. Tbesa Mi
ara CO to KO { set iu wjdt1 ! and l&O indcplh. $1,000
'or the choice. STOATS time , at 8 per cent hi-
.erestto those w no will Imild good substantial
h ou sn IhcifO , Call and examine plat and get
'ull Inlortmtion at
BKMlS'REAtj E8TATF. AGENCY.
15th and Dou'izlas Streets.
0\er 200hou cs and lotsa-e ottered for gale
by this ofTici They are ecattmed all over the
city. Any location yaa de.-irs. Prices varying
'rara S00 to 15,000 cacb.
2 pod ; lots snd 2 clieap hou3o i ntaf Jscksor
and 12th streets at ft great eacrlfice. Hero is :
ercat harealn for some o o. The property musl
ba sold l.-jinf illstely. Cs yets just a quarter of I
Mock. CM and c Jitnino this without andbU -
0 0 P. BKMIS , Acent.
15lh and Dcuslaa Bis
A desirable lot n ir Cnmlng and Saunden
StrcctF. Sl.COS.
Sl.COS.PARK
PARK PLACE.
Tlia cheapest acre lots In the city ot Omaha
re tbasVoilcrtd for sale by this agency In Pail
Pli > ee and Lowo'a eccoad addition , on Cutnlng
BurLauu Callfornli street ? : yob can rnako in
mlatak9lnni.VJn ( ? up these bargains while 301
havothbaliaucel Tiicse loU are more than equs
In KZO to 4 1 ull-Etzed city lots or a half block-
ami It will 1)3 but a very short time before one
Qfth part of one of thi.se acre lots will call for a
raucji as o offer afu'l acre to-day. Tliey r
located a very tboit dis'anea wostof Or ijjhto :
Collie. Prfcrs ranpii'.p ; from 8160 to &JOO pe
aorelot. Call tamedintely , and don't lose vou
cl.r.icc , ani get plat and full particulars of
GEO. P. BEM1S. Atcnt ,
.35th and Douglas Streets.
Nice lot on Sherman Avenue north of Hichola
street. 31,403.
Hal ! lot on ( Usa.bcta eon ISth andl4th street
S1.0CO.
2 uce lora in Ilattman'g addit'on ' , $400 to ? OCC
Large numVcr of acre lots in Gises addition 1 :
North , Omaha , 115 lo JSOO each.
Choice comer lot near 22nd and Califoml
tweta , 1,600.
Several Rood lots in Nclson'8 addition , 150 t
6S50 sa b.
Ohclco lot In Tliorncll's addition , 750.
Several , H e Iota hi Bartlett'a addition , 1
rods aiid2l acres evh. : Prices S700 to J2.00
each ,
Several eholoa loU ln J' 9J. _ r < t jUJiiU.
8275 to a50 cadi , f
Aero lot o'o Slanron avenue , (15th ( street
tcuth p { yopplctoii'a nttirtsidenoe , ! or ? 1,10 (
Z lr.r elnib no if lath and Clark Streets , 60
S30 feet Ccrr.ir , S ) , 00 ; inside , 81,000
3 Iirec lot' ) on She m n mcnue , (16th ( street
near Chrk Sto : ett. 890ft ew h
McOANDLISH PLACE.
22 nice and cheap ots , very near to tne b' '
Intsa part "of the -cliy , located a \ ery f eiv stor
foutn'of the Convent and St Mnry'aavcnje.an
iuit south tf a&d adjoinia : tlio ground of Jamc
\Vuolnorth aid WJ. . Coimell these ar
cheap and * cry dejlrable , being so handy to but
nc3.1 pare of ? ity , to new gaiernmeot depot , ra
works , tthlte lead norks , U. P. depot , Btoc
yaids , packin : ; hnusc" , etc Call and cet pla
and ull vartlcuiare. P/Ice $276 to $360 and eas
term ? to UIOECho build
OEO. P. BEillS , A cnt ,
16th and Douglas Sis.
Scboico rc-bldenoo Iota en ? ith street , bctwce
Do'Jchg aud Dodi-o Mreet a ; 11.100 to1 < li 0 MO
and Ion ? time to Iho'o ho.\"ill build , .
Schol e corner lo's ve r 21th and Fjinhal
strcats , 03x121 feet , 31,150 and 81,200. and vei
eisy tenn ? to pmthasen'ttho wM improve.
Abe 4 lota on 21th , bettt eea 1'arnham ac
Douglas s'reete,3950 to Sl.COO each and loii
time.
53250 of the bc t business lots In y c
Omaha for pile , located onevirybaj ! nr stroe
? 503 < o ? 3OOOiiCh. !
. WAIsoeryvaltwWostore i 'crtlca in a
most every butlncss block { 5,000 to 816,0 (
each LAKE'S ADDITION ,
IWboice rcn'dcr.ce lots in Sbo'io eUdition , In
raojiiitelj- north o ! aud ndjolnlmr Poppleton
beautiful residence and ground ? , and locattd e
ISih 19th and 20 th streets , $300 to $550 each an
very ea'y terms to the a whowill hulld. Call an
Cssmlco blst aad get f Ull psnlt-ucw. ,
GEO. P. BEMIS , Agent.
Beautiful building cite on Sherman avenu
lGth'strcctbctr.cen } Poppleton aud the Dudle
Ijarna property ; C3 feet cast frontage on tf
avenue , by 3S9 feet in depth. Will dlride It.mal
Incl32fcotbyr 9. Of 11 arid pet ftJll particular
An acre an ISth street , lOifcct east IronUJ
by 373 feet deep. This ia just south of the KHz
beth ( Poppleton place. TKsTs gilt-edge , call ar
get price and terms of BEMIS , Accnt.
13 coo I lots , Just north of and adjoining E. 7
Smith's addition , and located between 20th i
fanndcn streets , at reasonable prices and lei
imo to barer who improve1 BEUIS , Accnt.
HORBAOH8 ; ADDITION ;
53 lots in florbich'8 first end second ad itl (
on 16th , ISth , 19th and 23th street ] , betnci
Xichol 3 , P-iuI , Sho'man and Clark et'ccts , TC :
handy to U. P. Shops , smelling works , et (
ran in iu prices roni from 200 to 31:100 cad
requiring only small payment down and lor
tiuia at 7 per cent Interest to those w ha will ir.
prove. GEO. P. BEMIS ,
15th and Douglas Street.
35 nice loti in Parker's addition , botwcc
a nders and Pierce. Kinp and Campbcll'd SU
nUlonaoEtroH ; 19 lots with south fronts ar
S with north frontage , only 6 blocks north i
ho turn-table ( end street-car track ) on Sanude :
treet. Very lew prices ; S176 cash , or $200 c
one lhaa < ud S percent itrtcresl to 'faooe wt
will bnlid.
iI3"UO solid farms for sale in Douglas , Sirp ;
W-shinjton. Burt , Dodge , Siundcrs and faster
tier of ceuntks.
3 30OnO , acret Oest selected lands in tl
state for g > le by thit aeency. Call and ire t map
circular * and fu'l paitlcuUri
SB'Bcmls' now ra p of Omaha , 60e and S1.6I
SSrSlcml ? i w pamphlet ( and map of th
State cntitL-d "tho "
outiouk of Nebraska" ft
rco distribution
Geo. P. Bern is' ,
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
15th & Douglas St. ,
OMAHA.
. , Su't ' * . a
VJT & & . , madi to measure , would do well b
calling at _
- JLjJ.S = JJ = L-
Tn&BIBRC HAXTAILOE ,
whercjpiloesjjlt and vrorkminsupUgu ] r nUe < 3
_ _ . BlOly
T. S. HITCHCOCK , M. D. S.
From New 7ork lias located Ia Orafh ani
guinnteei to do fi st cl work.
Dentil Boonu , orer A. Cruickshanl : & Co. ' , Cot
15th and Douglas. 0ep9-2n
SHOW CASES .
1317 CAE3 iT. , OMAHA , NEB.
4Jr A good asaortatnt alwayi on hind. "El
UNLIKE PILLS
And the usnal Purgatives , Is pleasant to take ,
And will prove at once the mot potent and barmleM
Rjtcni RcnoTator and Cleanser tliat his yet
lie-en brought to public notice. For Oomtl na
tion. Bllionanru , Hendncbr , Pile * , and all
hurjin arising from art etntruettditaU of Ue tuiltm ,
it ! i incomparably the list airatirc extant. Avoid 1m-
itationsrtnslst nu ratline tlio article called for.
TnOPIC-FRlJIT LAXATIVE ii pnt tip In
bronzed tin bose * only. Price 0 cents. A k jocr
druggist for Descnpthe P mplilt. or ddre tne pro
prietor , 1 J. E. HETUERISQTOX ,
- Jf w York or 6an Francisco.
BEFORE pSacHAS.ia . ANY FORM OF Eo-Cuuo
- B
"fiand , or Appliance nprfenlidlo cure SerTOTi , Chronia
and Special Diteueufwiid to the TULVERMACHEK
OALVAMC CO. , 513 Monteomerr Street , Fan Fran-
ciico , Cal. , M their FHt Pamphlet and "The Elec
tric Review , " and von will sa e time , htnltk and money.
The P.Oi Co. ore tha onla dealers In Genuine Electric
Appliance ; oil the : American Continent.
dS Years befo
THE CE
DR. C. McLAWE'S
arc not recommended aa a remedy "for
all the ills that flesh is hole to. " but in
affections of the Liver , and in all Bilious
Complaints , Dyspepsia , and Sick Head
ache , or diseases of that character , they
stand without a rival-
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used pre
paratory to , or after taking quinine. As
a simple purgative they are unequaletl.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ,
The gbnulne are never sugar-coated.
Each bO ± has a red-wax geal on the lid ,
with the impression.McEAEE'S LIVER
PILL. Each wrapper bears the signa
tures of C. McLANE and FLEMING BROS.
ng5 Insist upon having the genuine
DR. C. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS , pre
pared b > -
PLEMING BROSPUtsIurgli , Pa. ,
the market being full of imitations of
the name J/cX ii , spoiled differently ,
but same pronunciation.
BOWELCOMPLAINTS. .
A Speedy and Effectual Curo.
PERRY DAVIS' ' PAIN-KILLER
Has stood tbu test , of TOKTT TEARS' trial.
Jlircctioni vnth each bottle.
OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Ill A HTCn Local Attents everywhere to eel
WAN I tU fea , Coffee , EaUnR Powder.
Flavorin ? Extracts , etc , by simple , to f imilijp ,
Profit good. Outfit free. People's Tea CO. , Box
6020. St. l.ouis. Mo.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION ,
OnCourt * House Bonds.
At a lessioa of the BcnrJ ol CountT Comm'l-
iloncrsottthe County of UoujUi. in the State
of Kxbraiiii , ho'dcn on the llta day cf Septem
ber , A. D IfSQ , it WAS \ > ? tafd 1'oaril .
Resolvot ) , Tnattlis foUowmcfqaSrt'on ba nd
the Sims i < he efy t ubmltted us a propo ! tlii !
to the qualified electors of the County of Dou -
hi , > ebriskato-.Mt :
To the e tctora f f the County of jJouglas in
th *
The Boxrlnf Cou ty Cnmiul-oionor ? of said
tounly herehy sabmlt lha foliawlne proposition :
Shall ihe O u ity ot Douglas , SU a of Ncbrasli * ,
by ti County CumanESloners is-ue its coupon
bonds in ihe nrao int of 01 e hnndrrd an I tven'
ty-fl o thousand dol'srs for the ptnpostcf ad.
Inir in the construction , erection and c-rhp'cf ion
and the construction , erection > nd completun
of a coun. louse 1'inldiiii ; in ihe city cf Omaha ,
County of Dcu Its , in tlu S 'a to of Ntb'a-lia ,
for icun'y purp4S n > d all the rurpo.eu foi
which anch cou'thnuio may be legally u-td ? nd
appropnnte the monsy rulseJ th reby 'or ai'l
in sueli construction , or for such CMI struct I n
nnd c implcttoii Of ta'd building ? , all th } cost !
and expense o I Slid building not t exceed ihe
EUm of une hundred and ffly thousand dolhr ? ,
B Id bonds to lie ona tliouund do'lars each an i
elite 1 January l&t , 1831 , payable at t e otTica oi
the coun y trea "ur"r of said county and tn run
f \vtnty j cats , with interest at a rate not exceed'
In * tix ( b ) per cant , peannim , payiUc stmi-
6niually.
The cnid ) ordt shall not be cold loan than par.
in-AjJl tu L& the levy * tot ordinary tex th&r < i
shall be levied and en lected a UK annually IB
provided by law , for the payment cf the interest
buid aslcbeiamfsdue and an adui-
f ttonalapoUnt shall bo U. lad anj collated si
pfovidca by law , stl e ent lo pay tli j principal
I. of such bonds nt maturity , and proviacd that
nut mora Uun fifteen percent , cf the
of said bo' ds ball b'e levied in 'iy one twr , ant !
provided always that in nocTcnt i'l ' bonds be
j sue t to n greater amount thn ten p r cent , ol
the assessed vjluitioi of nil the t. sable proper.
ty iu sai J county IcU rest s Ml be pad ! on said
boit.a : nilv from and after the d toot tro site
ot Kil i bonds or ai y part thereof and the receip ;
of tha mouey theretor.
Tha said bonds shall be redsemtble at the op.
lion of the Board ol Coui.ty Commleioiieig ol
saM co mty at t e expiration of ten years from
the ( lite ot said bondit.
Wo k on eai J court house ihall bo commenced
Irom dl i tly after the ndr p Ion of said pn p s
tiotl , ifadopte- , and s > id bulldln ? to be com
pleted on or b for : January 1 , lSt2.
No lety shall be tnsde to pry any part of the
prinilpal'of s id bonds until ifter the cxpliat'.oc
of ten years from the data of said bonds.
Tne form In which the above proposition
shall bo submitted shall bo by bal'ot , upon
uhlch ballot ( hill be printed or wrltttfi or part
ly printed or wrltted tlie words : "If or Conrl
House Bond' , " or "Agaln t Court Ilonsc
Ponds , " andallbaUotac st navln ; ; thereon the
words "For Court House Conds"ehall be rfcem.
to BLd taken to he in fi\or of eaid proposition ,
and nil billets cast bavin ; , ' tterenn th
words "Again't Court HOUBO Bonds 'shall be
u--tincd and taken to be atainst Slid propoal
tiou , aliil if t-To-thlidj of the roles cast at the
clei-tion hereinafter prorldod m thla behalf h (
in favor cf the above proposition , It shall Lt
deemed and talon to be C rrIeJ.
Th * " said propceltion shall be voted upon al
the general elcetun to la held in the Countj
ot Douglas , Stve of Nebraska , on the 2d day o
November , A. D. ItBO , at the foil owing namei
pllC ? I
Omaha Precinct No. one (1) ( ) Turner Hall.
Ouuh * Presintt No. two (2-No. ( } 3 enfftai
houw , Sixteenth fai. .
Oi aha I'recinct No. three (3) ( ) Carfeater shop
10th fet , 2do n south ofenRinohoui'olotHojS
qrnaha , Precinot No. f oui (1) ( ) Sheriffs office
Omaha riMncl No. flvo (5) ( ) Ed. Leederi
house , southeast corrtr 12th wd Chicago Sts.
Omaha PrecinctNo.sU(6)-No. ( ) leriInehoil e
20tn and Izard strcew.
E ratog rrectugt School houjp , near Oren
nips. - ,
Florence Precinct Florence TTotci.
Union Precinct In ington soLool houtS.
Jedcrsnn Precinct School house in Distric
Els horn pVecinct Elkhorn school hotiW.
P.atto Vallev Precinct School hbusa a
Waterloo.
Chicago Pfeciul cchool hooeo at Elkhon
Station.
Ilillard Prcdnct MilltrJ ecliool house.
llcCanllo I'recinct UcCnrdle echool house.
Douglas Precinct House of J. 0. Wilcox.
West Omaha Precinct School house In D's
trictNo. 46.
And which election will be opened at 8 o'clocl
In the morning and will continue open until (
o'clock In the afternoon of the same day.
F. W. CORLISS ,
( Seal ) H. p. KXIOIIT ,
I RID DEEXEL ,
County Commissioners ,
JOHN R. MANCHESTER ,
County Clefk. S14 30
711. R. HIS DON ,
General Insurance Agent ,
REPRESENTS :
PHCENlXASSrjRANCE CO. , of Ion-
don , Cash Assetst..4..M. . . . 25,107,1 ! ! )
WESTCHKSTEK. N. T. , Capitil . l.OO&OO :
THE MKRCHAlvrS. of Newark. N. J. , l.OOO.OOt
GlBAnn FUlEPhiladelpliUCapital. . 1,000,001
NOIITHWESTEKN NATlONAL.Cap-
Ital . 000,00 (
riREUCN'S FOND , California . 800,001
BKITISHAJIERICAASSUKANCECO 1,200,00 <
NEW A IK FIRE INS. CO. , Assets. . . . 800,061
AMEP.ICAP CENTRAL , Aeeeta . S00,00 <
SontheRSt Cor. ot Fifteenth & Douglas St. ,
_ OMAHA. . NKB.
JNO. G. JACOBS ,
( Formerly of Glzh & Jacobs )
No. 1417 Farnham St. , Old Stand of Jacob Gi !
QRDKRS BY TSLKGRAPB H
PASSENGER AGCOMMODAflON LINE
BETWEEN *
OMAHAAND FORTOMAHA
Goiiuccts With Street Cars
Corner of SAUNDKltS and HAMILTON
STREETS ( End of Red L're ' as folljws :
LE VE OVAHA :
620. 8a7and llilTa m , Stt.53i7and753p.m. : !
LEAVE FOP.T OMAHA :
7:15 a m. , 9:15 : . in , and 12:45 p. m.
4:00 : , C:15 : and 8:15 : p. m
'Th9 8:17 : a. in ninIea > Inr oniaha , andtht
1:00 p. m. run , leaving fort Omaha , are nsnallj
lojdedto ull capacity ith regular passengers ,
The 6n : a. m. mi will be made from the poai-
office , corner of Codzeand ISth scrchts.
Tickets can teprocured from ttreet car'driv-
en , or irom driven of hacks.
FABE , 25 CENTS. UfCLUDWQ 8TBE CAB
. tt. - l - * Si-tf
DANKIKQ HOUSES.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED.
BANKING HOUSE
IN NEBRASKA.
CALDWELLHAMILTONCO
Business transacted same aa thit o an Incor
porated Bank.
Accounts kept ! n Currency or gold jnbjsct to
ht chect without notice.
Certificates of deposit Issued payable in thrso ,
six and twelve months , bearing Interest , or oa
demand without interest.
Advances made to customers on sptroved M-
curitlei at market ratw of late-rest -
Buy and sell gold , bills of exchange Govern
ment , State , County and City Bonds.
Draw Sight Drafts on Fnnland , Ireland , Scotland -
land , and all parts of Europe.
S ll European Pa/sace Tickets.
nOLLEGTIOHS PROMPTLY MADE.
augldtt
U. SDEPOSITOKT. .
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF OMAHA. .
Cor. 13th ana Famtiam Streets ,
OLDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT
IN OMAHA.
( SUCCESSORS TO KODNTZE BROS. , )
ZSTABUflMC IS 1S56.
Organized as a National Bank , August 20,1863.
Capital and Profits Qver$300,000
Specially authorized by the Secretary or Treasury
to receive Subscription to the
U.S.4 PER CENT. FUNDED LOAN.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
HiRMiK Kou.TTzn , PrcMent.
AOODSTDS KOTCTZJI , Vice President.
II. W. YAKS. Cas-hier.
A. J. PorpLBTos , Attorney.
Jens A. CR iani05.
F. H. DATB , Ass't Cashier.
This bank receircs deposit without regart ) to
amounts.
Issues time certtBcates bearing lnUrot.
Dtaws drafts on San Francisco and principal
cities of the United fctatca , alaj London , Dublin ,
Edinburgh and the principal citlta of the conti
nent of Europe.
Sells pvsjfo tickets for Emigrants In the In-
man no. maylatt
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Geo. P. Bemis'
REAL ESTATE AGEHCY.
16th < k Douglas Sts.t Omaha , Neb.
This arcucy ilara BTBICTLT a brokings bud
ness. Doea cotspecuhlo , and therefore any bar
painn on Its books me Insured to Ita patrons , in
gtead of Itelnr cohbltd up by thfl airent
BOGGS & HILL.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No 1&8 Farnhvm Street
OMAHA - NEBRASKA.
Office North Side opp. Grand Central Hotel.
Nebraska Land Agency.
DAVIS & SNYDER ,
1605 rarnJtum SL Omaha , Ntbr.
400,000 ACRES carefully edtcted land In Eastern
Nt-brasla { or gale.
Great Bargains In ircprxveJ farms ,
' WEBSTER SNYDER ;
Late land Com'rO. P. R. K 4p-leb7tl
E7ROa REEB. 15W13 BMD.
Byron Reed & o , ,
BE AL ESTATE AGBNtfS
-IN NEBRASKA.
Keep a complete abstract of title to all Bui
K Ute In Ojnalia and DonglM County. may 111
HOTELS.
THE ORIGINAL.
Cor.Randolph St. & oth Ave. ,
CHICAGO ILL
fl ' 3-iS
liife ! = . J.ii" _ _ iiV :32KC :
PHTCES REDUCEP TO
$2.00 AND S2.50 PER DAY
Located In the business centre , convenient
to plac-n of amusement. Eltiran'ly furniihed
containing all modern improvement ! , pasacnpei
elevator , &c J. H. CUJliUXUS , tropnetor.
ocl6tf
OODEN HOUSE ,
Cor. MARKET ST. & BROADWAI
Council Bluffs , Iowa <
On line ot Street Railway , Omnibus 'o md free
all trams. RATES Parlor floor , $3.00 per day
eeCond floor. 82.60 pcrdiy ; third floor , 62.00
The best famiahid and most cormiodioos lions
In the city. OEO. T. PHELPS. Prop.
METROPOLITAN
OMAHA , NEB.
IRA WttSUx ' PROPRIETOR
Th * Metropolitan h cen'.rfcllT located , am
firtt fasa la every respect , havfaff tt tit. , Pcel
entirely rcnoTet d.iTbe public wi.l find Ii I
comfortable and hoifielflc * house. marStf.
UPTON HOUSE ;
Scliiiylcr , el > j
I'list-daSB Houra , Good Meals. Good Beds
Airy Boonu , and kind and accommodatln )
treatment. Twigood sample rooms. Specia
attention paid to commercial travelers.
S , MILLEE , Prop. ,
| Schnyler. Neb.
FRONTIER HOTEL ,
Laramie , Wyoming ,
The miner's resort , good accommodations
arge sample room , charges reasonable. Specia
sttentlon given to traveling men.
ll-tf 1L C. HILLIiRD. Proprietor.
INTER-OCEAN HOTEL *
Cheyenne , Wyomiag.
FirBt-cI > s , Fine large Sample Rooms , on )
block from depot. Trains step from 20 minute ;
to 2 hours for dinner. Free Ens to and fron
Depot. Kates $2.00 , $160 and $3.00 , accordins
to room ; s'ngla meal 75 cents.
A. D. BALCOiT , Proprietor.
ANDP EW P.ORDEN. Cnlet Cl rk. mlO-l
B. A. FOWLIK. JAKIS E. SCOTT
FOWLER & SCOTT ,
ARCHITECTS ,
Designs for buildings of any d tcrlptlon oi
exhibition at iur office. We hive had over St
years experience in deIg la ? and superlntoDd
Ing public building and residence * . Plans ace
estimates furnished on short notice.
ROOM R. UNION BLOCK. mZO-frc
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO.'S
Weekly Line-of Steamships
Leaving Kew York Every Thursday at 2 p. m.
For
England , France and Germany ,
For Passage app'y to
C. 5. RICHARD & GO , ,
General Passezgei Ajecis ,
61 Broadway , New 7orli
3.856J
We call the attention of Buyers to Our Extensive Stock of
AND GENTS'FURNISHING GOODS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL '
We carry the Largest and
BEST SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS"IH OMAHA
Which We are Selling at
OUABANTl PRICES'f '
1 9l8 % > 9iia M 9
OUR MERCHANT TAILORING
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Is in charge of Mr. THOMAS TALLON , whose well-established
- reputation has been fairly earned.
"Wo also Bleep an Immense Stock of
HATS , GAPS , TBUHKS AND VALISES ,
REMEMBER V/F. / ARE THE ONE PRICE STORE !
M. HELLMAN & CO. ,
1801 < 6 1SOS F Street.
MORE POPULAR TRAN EVER"
The Genuine
SINGER NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
The popular demand for the GRNTJINE SINGER in 1679 exceeded that of
any previous clurinir the Quarter of a Cent-.ry in wt ich this "Old
Iteliable" Machine has bsen before the public.
In 1878 we sold 356,422 Machines. In 1879 we sold
431,167 , Machines. Excess over any previous
year , 74,735 Machines.
Our sales last year were at the rate of over
1400 Sewing Machines a Day I
For every business day hi the year.
The " Old Sellable" Singer is the Strongest , the Simplest ,
the Most Durable Sewing Machine ever
yet Constructed-
That Every EBAL Singer Sewing Machine has their Trade
Mark cast Into the Iron Stand and embedded in the
Arm ot the Machine.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING GO.
Principal Office : 31 Union Square , New York.
1,500 Hubcfrdinatfl Offices ia the United States and Canada , and ? ,000 Offica * in the OM
World and South America. _ se | > lC d&wtf
TO THE LADIES GENTLEMEN :
FRENCH KIDNEY PAD I
A Positive and Permanent Cure
Guaranteed ,
Jn all cases of OraT * ' , Diabetes , Dropsy. Bright' * Diseass of th
Kl.lnoto , Incontinence and Retention of Urtae , Inllxmatlon o
the Kidnejs , Catarrh of the Bladder , Hivh Colored Untie , P In
in ti e Rxk , "de or Lions , Kerrons WeaknefH , und la fact H
< ilrjorders of the Bladder and Urinary Organs , whether contract
ed by private diseases or otlieawise. This irreat remedy has been
used with anocrns for nearly ten jearj In France , with the most
wonderful curative effects. It caralrt absorption : no nauseous
internal medicines belli ? required. We have hundreds of tcstl-
inoulils of cures by this Pjd when all elsa h d f U'cil-
L.\U1ES. if you are TOffcrinf frum Teirula Weakness , teucor-
rhcoo , tit dlsccs-j peculiar to females , or fn fact any disease , ask
yonr drujt'lst for Prof. Guilmette'a Freu'ch Kidney Pad. and
take no other. If ho hag not cot It- send ft.00 ami you wl
receive the ladby return mail. Address U.S. 7 > ianch ,
FRENCH PAD CU ,
Toledo , Ohio.
PROF. GUILMETTE'S FRENCH LIVER PAD
Will positively cure Fever and Ague , Humh Astie , Ague Cake , Hillious Fever. Jaundice , Dyspepsia ,
ane ail discaies of the Liver , stomach nnd Blood 1 he pad cures by absorption , and Is permanei.t.
Ask jour druggist for th's ' pad and t.-kc no oilier If he does not Iccepit , send Jl O ti tne FHKNCII
PAD CO. , ( U. B. Branch ) , lolcdo. I-'o. and receive it by return mail. . KUHN is , CO. ,
Agents. Omiba , Neb.
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Dealer in
The Cheapest Place in the City for
GLASS GOOK STOVES.
I J jnufacture my own Pieced
-JL , JLJ.S I w r g m..m.gj.a ; ?
That -will last you a lifetime , afc ii8 Lowest Pnce in the city ,
deal in no factory-made truck that ? < * almost universally
dealt In riow-a-daya. .
I also mantlfacture all kinds of Cans.
WM , F. STOETZEL , - - - Tenth & Jackson Sis ,
HENRY HORNBEROER ,
V. BLATZ'In
In Kegs and Bottles ,
Special Figures to the Trade. Families Supplied at Reasonable
Prices. Office. 239 Douglas Street , Omaha.
ISH & McMAHON ,
Successors to Jas. K. Isb ,
DRUGGISTS AND PERFUMERS.
Dealers in Fine Imported
ztraots , Toilet Waters , Colognes , Soaps , ToM Powdery &c.
Lawrence Mc3Iahon.dt
dt
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WHOLESALE GROCER !
1213 Farnhcuri $ t ? Omaha
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