Nebraska Newspapers

    THE ( IMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10 , 1881.
COIN ON THE PRAIRI
A Largo Amount of Legal' '
der Takou iu Trade.
An IOWA Town of Two Yean
Bntno nnd SurroumUrm
of The lice.
C m f ] > ondcnrc
" COIN , In. , November 3. T
not a mint , although there in cc
erablo money being coined here ,
years ngo ( ho ( own si to ol Con
nothing moro attractive than
"hump" on the -\vido prairies. )
the Wabnah railroad was built 11
rectors made notation here , natr
Coin and built n depot. At that
thorc'wofl R small trading point
milo north of thia place , known i
SNOW nttt ,
* which consisted of a general aton
postoflico combined. This oatal
mont was moved hero in the ft
79 , and was the first business op
out in this place. The postoffice
Allotted n now building and ?
name. The evaporation of Snow
IcVvcs a solid residuum of n flo
mill , which is now running , and i
dwelling. Soon after the new
began to develop a lumber yard
opened fcnd several buildings
quickly erected. The excitement
high and is up yet. The price ol
is constantly raining , although no
out of the roach of those of mod
luonns who wish to provide a horn
COIN
* to-d y is n young city , just'old on
to bo weanud Irom tno parent {
and is doing nicely , notwithstaii
the inclemency of tliu weather di
this critical period. She , was i
poratod August 1 , 1881 , hud M
H. Baldwin uloctod mayor. I di
learn whether she had any tcotl
or not , but some of tha rmlroad
who invade the town can give thi
formation. She is very Jargo fo ;
ago , however , and ranks only thi ;
Page county , in a business poii
view. There are now upwards of
visible noses hero.
MKW HTOOKH
are opening , new buildings ma )
and now acquaintances are foun
most every day. Messrs. Priuc
Reid have just conio out with f ,
colors and an increased stock of
coricH , the old and reliable P.
taking a partner. A complete t
of agricultural implements , will
building , postoilico , furniture i
and building , hardware ntock
ntore , grocery store , a millinery
lor , now house. A tine drug sti
about to sally forth with a coin
paraphernalia , and n dry goods i
also are among these that come i
this head.
Messrs. Pollock & Lovp erect
fine store 22xGO and filled it "t
full" of general inorchaudiso in
cembor , their trade is increasing
on
1IIIHY DAYrf
they are obliged to have extra c
to take in the wealth aud give ou
uo received. Those dttys occur
in Coin and the > way the teams
the streets , and the people co
gate about town would nstonisl
observer ; in shor * there is as i
business donu hero as thuro is in i
towns three times as largo. 1
are now fifteen commercial house
the necessary work shops and pi
sional ofllceri , always ready to
the public and everything neodot
the comforts of lifo can bo cuuvet
ly had in Coin withont the ususl
experienced in young towns. A
the
IMl'UOVKMKHtS
nro noted a now U , P. church ct
making two churches in
$2,500 , '
nnd n now railroad is being'gi
which is to run from Corni
Olarinda , Iowa. It is a branch
C. , B. & Q. , and crosses the W
three-fourths of a mile north1 o
depot ; they make ft hijh track
the latter rood thia giving on
pendent crossing for both :
' They will put up\U depot on thn
and are expected to bo in runui :
der by January 1st next. A
elevator is contemplated atthis
and a newspaper is to make it
but this week. Borne talk is
-about a now school house wh
vbadly nootlod nnd must be att
to for there are now over 100 sc
crowded into a small building
would not furnish room cnou )
ono-hulf that number and just
them. A nuw
IIANKINd OKFICK
is located on the prominent <
size , 20x50 feet ana is to be oc
by the bank of Coin which wns
lishcd January 20th , 1881. Tli
building will bo frame , built wl
intention of substituting n brie
soon , or when the demands (
country require it , the vault i
atantial ana permanently put uj
to bo fitted with all the model
provomonts , this is a branch hu
the Page Co. , bank of Clurinda
in charge of Mr. T. 0. Beard , c
Toney "does" go and goes ho \
CKOI-H.
I think it uafo to tmy that the
of Page county , aru above the
age of neighbor counties for thi
Thn corn in many Hilda tha
planted early , much bettor thn
expected , yet there are some
that were replanted on acco
poor seed , and a backward sprii
wore BO latb that it did not
and is of little good. Potato
. other products are not to oxce
usual report of half a crop. Th
been shipped from this station
the months of Juno , July ,
and September 803 carloads of
mostly com , and 02 carloads o
I was very cordially invited to
. A , 1V1IIUL IK rAOB COUNT
by Captain Nooley , an old tiroi
has been hero for the put ton
Ho'isa relic of the late war ,
served Cvo year * OH commaii
cavalry. I was highly onte
with hit skctcho * and incidents
tlio IndUu troubles while on th
during his career , wl ) t the
can tell about his experience
inakvan interesting publioatioi
drove a fine team acroM the B <
portion of the county und it
nicest country I ever visited wil
ny exception ,
Th farms nro under n subdued
of cultivation , the most of their
fenced and n general outlook of
p.rily prevails. Wo visited
cottr.aE flrjUNas.
ono of the oldest towns , which
been badly Blighted by the rail
and is now kept up by tbo Amitv
lego nnd a few boarding houses. J
are only two or thrro stocks of t
there , but it in just the right plac
can rest as ?
a collrgo OH parents
that their children will not got
trouble on account of the i
any
vices usually found in larger tci
Thcro are no saloon * or garni
house in town , nothing but quiet
nothing to call the attention from
various studies hero ( at
There nro now an attendance
215 ftTUDKNTH
of which fully 00 per cent , are
residents. The faculty coniist of
en well trained tcichcrs roprcsoi
all branches of English nnd hi
studios together with the arts and
guages. of M
Wo passed tho'fruit ' farm
whogavoussomo rare i
G. Snugliti
imons of apples. Ho has about ]
bearing apmo trees and picked 3
bushels of fruit this fall and
ready sale at homo at 01 per bu
He has had an average crop of 1
bushels for the last ten yoarri.
"What is your opinion of Pagoc
ty n "
A yilUITOUOWlHO COUNTUY ,
I asked.
' "Wo planted the first lot of J
trees in 1858 and they are all
now , the winters seemed to hare !
them and wo became discourage !
ipont seven months ( pivoting in
suit of n fruit growing section
finally como home and told the
we would again plant and put the
thick that , if the half of them
from any cause , ( hey would the
thick enough nnd they are
thick now. Wo have been cu
them out over since. Foru
THK nOUXlM
did an extensive damage and the
the worst enemy wo have now , hi
using insect traps and taking
D.iins wo can keep them back so
little or no damage is done. "
"Do you ooimidor a northern
preferable ? "
"Yes. "
"On what account. "
"It is more backward'in tho's
than a southern slope , the gre
trouble in trying to grow fruit I'
the warm weather usually previ
in February and March starts
buds to expanding and the
fil'KINCI FltOHTH
of April destroys thorn. A nor
slope does inot thaw out ontirc
March , and as long as the fro
about the roots the buds do not
nnd it is advisable ( o mulch the
in ordec to hold the frostin the gt
until proper time. "
"What varieties of winter * a
do you best succeed with1
"Tin ? Bon Davis is number
Willow-twig , wincsap , white
main , Jonathan , romanito , Hi
twig and jonutin como , jui the
named.
TUB WINDS
blow off the largo and heavy 1
which is the only objection t
domining , a oed summer vnrlet
a great bearer. The early sour ,
vest , red Juno , and Uonick , are
the nnel astrean have done nc
with us ; paromnin , sweet jam ,
Toltnan sweet ara among the bust
mor nnd fall variety wo havo. "
"How nre pouches and pears ? "
"Peaches are short lived wi (
and wo have not given them mu
a trial. But
THK I'EAH'H JIUOHT
so quick that they are of no use. '
"Do yon think of any way to
vout blight , and what do you cor
the chief cause. "
"No I think blight is cause
OD rapid n growth of tops duriii
rowing season. I have known j
roes to grow shoots 8 to 10 fc
ength in the month of Juno , am
ng small roots , the tree fails t
ap enough after dry weather c
o support so. much , tup and of tome
omo of the limbs must die ;
weaker ones wither first. "
"Would rigid pruning beany 1
I think so. "
A CHKEHB FACTOHV
i.located noor Col go Springs i
apacity of. 5,000 pounds of mil
lay , The product of some 200
was utilized thu season , and i
sold at 11 cents per pound at ho
Dairying is in order in this vi
and with tlio improved stock of
and the use of ice and better
now found among the farm
Page county , butter and cheea
oine , to the front.
I noticed some line ever
growing in many farm yards <
way , milking the whole conntr ;
chcorful.and inviting.
TUB Al'IAKY
of Mr , Liuglilin comprises ! ! 81
and are in ulUiiirishingconditioi
L. clous not allow them to swan
usually divides thu strong one ;
ho has perfect control over tin
saw a frame of beautiful ham
removed from the hive that
ornament any table.
See advertising columns foi
ness director- . Re
SKINNY MEN.
"Wolla1 Health Uonowor , "
remedy on earth for impotenci
ness , gtuiuul debility , Ac. Out
at druggist's. Depot , 0. F
man.
AN HONEST MEDICINE
OF COST.
Of all medicines advertised
tiny ufloction of the Throat , Oj
Lungs , wo know of none wo c
ommoiid so highly as Du. KING
DIKCOVKKY for Consumption C
Colds , Asthma , Bronchitis II
vor , Hoarseness , Tickling i
Throat , losi of voice , etc , Thi
icino does positively euro , an
where everything else has fuiloi
medicine can show one-half so
positive and permanent cures i
already ken effected by tliii
wondorfuj romody. 1'or Asthi
Bronchitiu it is * perlect spocif
ing the very worst CMOS in tin
i it time possible. Wo soy
means give it a trial. Trial
froo. Hegular ufeofl.OO. Foi
8ily ( ) IKU &
Ilnmllton County Crop * .
CorrMipondtnloflni Bm.
In your issue of October 20 u
the head of "Aurora" from youi
respondent lUngcrj appears the
lowing : "Tho crops hero nro ni
unsurpassed by any spot in Nebn
Fifty to soycnly-fivo bushels i
coin product to the acre , and the
tal amount is stupendous nnd ca
bo correctly estimated ni this I
Wheat will fully average twelve 1
els to the acre. Oats from fift
sixty bushels , and other grains in
portion. A magnificent cxhihi
Hamilton County products was i
ivt the state fair this year , thn
the onterprino of Mr. Helling. "
Our County Agricultual Soi
mooting was set for 20th , the
1 received Tin : BKK , and wo also
n County Alliance meeting , I
this part of the nrticlo to a nnmb
Farmers from various parts of the c
ty and the general expression was
priso at such a report , und Severn
guested the writer to correct the s
uiunt to THR BKH , for all said "
[ also statements invariably do o
[ promised to attempt a correcl
Having for many years been a
porter ou crops 'for our govorm
ind also for Prime's crop buroa
have by inquiring of threshing
chiuo men and farmers relativi
crops , and also being a farmer
traveling some among farms ,
tried to arrivn at the correct estii
of crops.
Corn is placed by none at eve
bushels per acre an average.
put it as low os 15. Our county
premium crop was 52 bushels ;
second 42 bushels. I much d
there being an aero in this county
will go 75 , while there are hunt
of ncrco of lute planting that will
go over D to 15 bushels , yet wo lit
tolerable crop of good corn.
Wheat will not average over 7 I
els , some say 5 , yet I have put
estimate at 7. Olio of the far
that hoard mo read ttio article
"in the precinct ho lived ho
font.d only one piece that
10 bushels , while moat only
from two to five bushels , " I
seen no threshing machine man
averages oats over 25 , or 30 at
most. Wo do not wish our coun
be misrepresented to deceive
grunts , but want an honest state :
of fuels about crops.
"Hanger" gous to n lawyer to
the condition of crops. I shout
soon think of going to a ahoemak
inquire about law.
"A magnificent exhibit of Ham
county products was made tit the
fair this year , through tlio enter
of Mr. Ilollmg. " Where wn * it ?
secretary of our county society ,
assistant secretary at the state
the ono who had the entries tor cc
exhibits to make , I can state
Hamilton county mudo no entr
exhibits. While , as secretary of
awarding committee on county o :
its , wo wont into the tent of the
M. railroad company to oxu
Kearney county oxnibita , I saw o
marked "From Hamilton county
inquired of the ixgunt who had ch
where were Hamilton county's gi
Ho replied , "There are a few
among those sacks , but I cannel
which they aio ! " This was all 1
or heard of , undoubtedly "A ma
cent exhibit" by the B. ' & M. It
that could not tell which. Any
that wants moro information of
"Magnificent Exhibit" ask Col.
Bride , state secretary , or Ed. J
tyre , of Seward , superintendent
department.
I know Mr. llollings gathered
varieties of farm crops , and the
publican of Aurora said , "Mr. . '
ings , send them to Iowa to show
plus of Hamilton county cr
Probably the "Magnificent Exli
was the refuse of these , to the I
M. uompany. The most of Ran
article was gocd and truo.
Yours Respectfully ,
E. S. PIIKI.
AUKOHA , Nob.
Economy.
A fortune may bo uncut in twlng
. 'ectnnl medicines , wlion by mi ]
Thouiaa' Uclcctrlc Oil a epecdy nnd
omtcal cure can be effected. Iu a
rbeumutluu ) , laine back , bodily nlli
or priiiH ol every deucrlntfon it ofloi
* timt relief. IV
Prairie Firm and
CorrisiKmdeiico ol The Bos.
The farmers of Calhoun pn
mot again on the 24th ult. foi
purpose of takinc ? in the wolf an
( uestion for discussion. Quito u
bar mot and a very lively intortta
manifested. They necin to bo do
iued to put a stop to the burn !
the prairie grass in the fall of UK
for several seasons , First , it let
bleak , bare prairie lire , with note
to hold the snow from drifting
deep drifts , much to the annoyai
travelers ; it burns up much vogel
that would help to feed stock ( hi
the winter in many localities , an
of the greatest reasons is that
burned over in the fall pro
many moro woods than when hi
off in the spring after the wcede
taken u little start. The eno > \
by the graes molts slowly and
into the ground in the spring an
old grass prevents the ground
drying out by the spring winds.
For the above and other re
every ono should do his best ti
vent the pr.iirieu being burned.
The question of destroying
wolves wan discuBsod , but no d <
conclusion arrived at. A
tion wns carried for
committee of Qvo bo elected to
resolutions and by-laws to bo sn
ted at a general meeting to bo hi
Saturday , Novombot 12th. The
mittuo consists of David Nealo ,
mon Cochran , Norman Slador ,
lloBchmark and Judge Stilts ,
agreed to moot at the office of ,
Stilts , Monday evening , Nov (
10th. The meeting adjourned.
DAVID
Western BorpQ ana Oattk
Buranco Company , .
Oa > : , nJ , - - M r , ' „ .
Ineurw Ilor i. Hul i , a UWv * ' , it'
acoUint.jMx.Mxior lh lt. Atiucli. UiJ
tint ol tht BUtc. Bud ( or dic.dui. t
I fen auflcr Irom Ujupcpito , usa
HUIUMKJK ULOOD niT
I you nr nmlct * ! 11111 IlllloHineM , use
f IIUKDOCK niOOD UIT
I you nro prwtrtUxl with nick Headache , I
J1UIU > OCK I1I.OOD UIT
I your Dowels arc ( Unordered , rcpulato tlicr
nounooK III.OOD IIIT
I your Illood U mpurr , purity It with
BUUDOC'K IILOOD BIT
f jouhavoImitationjou will flndan nn
n BUUDOCK BLOOD BIT.
t yon nro troubled with Spring Complalnl
wllcato them with BUKUOCK BLOOD BIT
I your UrerU torpid , rntore It to healthy
rlth BURDOCK BLOOD IHT
f your UIOT U tOcttod , you will flnd a n
toratlvoIn ilUKDOCK IILOOD BIT ]
lyouhATe > nypeclMOlHumar or Pimp !
lot to take BURDOCK BI.OOD BIT
f you hara nny nymptomi ot Ulcer * or Hero
Sorcg , n cxuntlro remedy will l > o found !
BUKDOCK BLOOD BIT ]
Tor Importing drength and vitality to tr
cm , nothing CT.nc < n l
BOUDOCK BLOOD BIT
For Korvotu nod Gtnorol Debility , tone u
yatemwlth BURDOCK BLOOD BIT
Price , 01.00 per'Dottle ; Trial Bottles II
POSTEElMILBURHI&CoIPr
BUTTALO , N. Y-
Bold at wholesale bj lib A UcMahon and
Joodman. jo 27 cot !
The leading Scientist * ot to-day ogre
roe t dlecucs nru caused by ilUorilvreil k
or liver. If , therefore , the kidneys ixnd 11\
kept In perfect ordir , perfect health will
result. This truthnMonl'bcenkno n a
time and for years people Buffered great
without belli ) ; nblo to llnd relief. Tha ilUi
of Warner'H nnfe Kidm-y and Ucr Cure m
ot these trc
a now era 1 1 the treatment
M de from n simple tropical leaf of rnro vn
contains just the elements necessary to n
and Invigorate both ot theti great organ
mfelr restore and keep them in order.
Poiltlve Remedy for all thedlscasoa thai
palm In tlio low or part o ( the body tor '
Lh 01 II eo dachCH Jaun Ice Dizziness
Vev . A IO Lit er and Urinary Orgam
It Is an excellent nnd Hnf < r > rcmody for f
durltiR 1'rcKnancy. It will control MensU
and In In ' limble for Loucorrhcoa or Fall
the Womb.
As a Ulood Purlfler It Is uncauAlrd , for 1
the organs that make the blood.
This remedy , u hlch 1m * done Kitch wend
put up In the LARGEST SIZED nOTl'I.K (
medicine upon the market and Is soli ] by
Klattt and all dealers at SI. 26 tier bottle.
HlabctcB , cnnulri. for WAKNRn'S SAFB
JIKTKH CU11K. ItluaPOjI 1VK Itemed ;
H. H. WARNER & OO./ Rochester , t <
jelB-tu-tb-sat. _
PILES ! PILES ! PILES
A Sure Cure Found at L
No One Need Suffer !
A dire cure for Illlnd , Heeding. Itchln
Ulceratoi Piles has been dUcoterud by Di
Mam , ( an Indian remedy , ) leallcd Dr. Vl
Indian Ointment. A Blug'e box has cui
woml chronic ciifcs of 26 n | SOj earn ulandl
ono need Buffer five uilmitw alter applyli
nondcrful eoothlng iiavdleno. Lotions ,
monts and electuaries do nero harm than
Willlam's'Olutment ' abxorh the tumors.
the intense itching , ( partlciloaly at night
getting narm In bud , ) act < a apoultlco , R |
Btant and mlnlona rulUf , aid U prepared o ,
I'llca. Hclilntr of the prl\ati parts , and to :
log cue ,
lwd hi\t thullon J. II Ccfllnbcrryof
land BUYS about Dr. Wllllivn'H Indian Pili
incnt : I have used Bcotej ol Piles cures ,
affords mo p eiuu > o to sty that I have nevei
anything wulcli ga > e such iniinonUto and
uont relief an Dr. Wll lam't Indian Olntm
For sale by all druggltU 9r mailed on rw
price , 91.00.
91.00.HENRV t CO. . Prop'rs.
CLKVXLADD , (
For tale by 0 , V doodnun.
To Nervous Suften
THE GREAT KURCPEAN REMEC
Dr. J , B. Bimpson'a Spe
It I a positive euro tot Suonnatoirhca , B
Wto'tprui. ImcUnoy , and all dltcaaua re
Iroin hcH-Abuuf , M Mciiftl AnxlctjI
that I
Conmn
Inmnl
cnrl
le }
Uudlcl
bsing
with v
ful HUl
t ftU
- " - - " LJIZ _ ! ii I ' n i i i ' I
cut ftco to all. - Wrlto for 'hem and got fi
tlrulan ,
I'r'.ce. Snedfle , 81.00 pot pck&ie , or il :
tirea for ti.OO. Addrotw al onlcra to
B. Hll1h ( MKDIOINE (
K09. 1M mid 10U Mjln St. Iluffalo , 1
Oold III Ouutha by 0. f.Qoodmsn , J. V
J , K lull * , and all ifrujKiwovorywberc ,
B B' '
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' BtALEO PROPOSALS
For the Conntructkn of BldewaU
Bealeil iirnixwali will bec-ccolvod by the
\iiitll November 'Sth. Ibbl , 18
jlinediiitll
.ctl-maml tpilrlng <
.
noon , for tlio ton t
ftllcn In front of nnil adjoUtig tliu follo
evrlbed nriiiuhrii to-wlt : ,
I < 1 8. blocn ' . ' & , north ( lie of Com etio
<
r.att 10 feet Iot7 , block i.1 , north eldo C
Ixjt J Mode , e t nidi 22mt Ht
,
Ixt i , block 12 , nouth i > Uu \ > cbstcr utri
tYett 200 ftctot bouth 112 feet of lot 2 , '
ot'-'arnbaiii etreet
addition , on north uluu
Bouth 132 feet lot 3 , Opltol Million ,
iidoofXarnham.
addltlon orth lido Blue
Lot 4 , Copltol
luxui vtrect
addltlonooitb nlda I'a
I/it f > , Capitol ,
it/i'Ct
Omiba , November 3rle
CltyC
J , P. ENGLISH ,
ATTORNEY-AT-U
BIO South Thirteenth Street , with
' M.Wooiworthi
John Q.Jacobs ,
' ' * ' , ' r. ' i
* i r1 'f *
i J V i.1" * * 1 i
'o. ' 17 uih-mtt. ! CJd M d ot U
BASWTZ & WEL1
Will Remove in a t <
days to
BOYD'S NEW OPERA HOI
You will do well
call and examine
our stock of
BOOTS a SHOE
At 1422 Douglas St , near 151
Which-will be Sold at Ex
ordinary Low Prices Before -
fore Moving.
AND
Handsome
-IN THE-
MAREEO
For Sale by
WM. F. STOETZI
621 South Tntb 8t.
8t.II
Richmond , Ind.
STA LlS.ISi : > 1848
Builders of
ENGINES OF ALL SIZ
From 3 to 25 H. P ,
SAW WllLLS , For
For nil Grains and Seeds , Including C
nnd Timothy.
Peed Mills , &o. , &o ,
It will pay you largely to write ,
ing what you want and how
you wish to pay.
Unuiurl Inducements to Cash Purclii
ADDRESS : ROBINSON & GO
noSwtf Richmond. ' .
SIBBBTT & FULLER ,
ATTORNEYS AT LA
O1TY , NEB ,
2pecUl attention lion to collections In 1
FOSTER & CRAY ,
WHOLESALE-
LUMBER , GOAL & LIME ,
On River Bank , Bet. Parnliam and Douglas Sts. ,
. , - - - ISHESIB. .
c80mcly
MARBLE HEAD LIME CO.'S
Double Strength White Lime
3EOEC. g./VT.TJ.A.'JC'
ST. PAUL LUMBER YARD
Lumber , .Lath , Shingles ,
Thirteenth and California Streets , OMAHA , - - - NEB
totlmtlm
J. S. OM LTJXaXvXJESXMX > 9
- WHOLESALE -
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
AND DKALKR IK
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
1304 Farnham St. , Omaha Neb. n,4.me.ir
I. OBERFELDEE & CO. ,
*
IMTOnTER8 AND JODBKR3 OF
MILLINERY & NOTIONS ,
1308 and I3IO DOUGLAS STREET.
The only excluaivo wholcsalo hnuao in thia line in the went.
HEADQUARTERS
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
We deaire to call the special attention ol the trade to our
elegant lines ( at BOTTOM PKIGES ) of Underwear , Cardigan
Jackets .and Scarfs , Buck Gloves , Ovei-ahirts , Overalls
Hosiery , &c. , now open. "Wholesale only.
SHREVE , JARVIS & CO. ,
Corner Fourteenth and Dodge Sts.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS ,
ISH & McMAHON ,
1406 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , N B.
The Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS.
Jy 18-mo
FEARON & COLE ,
Commissson Merchants ,
1121 Farnham St. , Omaha , Neb.
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