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E.10SEWATEE , Eetttor.
Not' that tutu : American hog has n
sunned hits friendly rolaUona with Ub
t hrwch , ] iismarck cnn't bar hint nilcl
longer out of Germany.
Tun epcakorahip cnntest which ha
boot rngfng ao furiously in the newt
' papers for more then a manLhi is u
nearer Bottled thnn it w as when it wn
begun.
I' the elegant cowshed that adorns th
Union Pacific depot grounds could b
traneforred to Capitol avunuu or lufre
aon square , the tnarkut house probleti
mould be solved.
Foul to flmt Limo since her ndmiseio
into the union , Nobrnaka will be ruprc
aented in colgroes by a delegation e
which a majority ho1.I Bents in the 11ou5c
I For sixteen years Nebraska hsa ! tad but
solitary member in the lower branch t
the national legislatura , and that Aolitar
member haul for the most part boon n mina
of atraw. On and after Monday Nebrask
will have throe mumnrs in the house
j and BIlO ought to wield an influence col
rottponding with the imicrcalod , rupreser
1 tttion.
g TnE St. Paul tC fhnaha managers hnv
n dismissed their iujunetion milts ngaint
I the Omaha Belt railway and the Unio
Pacific. Thu belligerent corlorattuii
have buried the hatchet , old the lain
and the lion sleep 4ogotlier ; the lamb it
tiido of the lion-of course. But that
are other interests and other rights i1
volved in this contest hots eon corporal
snetopolieS.
The owners of property on Califarni
t nttd Fifteenth streets have rights whit
have boot violated , and the citizens t
Omnha are also deeply concerned.
t
i It is still on upon and unsettled que
Lion whether the grant ntado by ti
council in a manor that savors of jobbe
and bribery is valid. It romnit
. also nn 01)011 gnoetfeh whlotht
inure possession-obtained in a high
handed and unlawful manner on Sondr
--when the courts wore closed , colvo'
i any permanent franchise to the Be
Railway company , It strikes us that ti
courts must-if nppliod to , pronoun
i this whole transaction na brigaulagu.
u the Bolt Railway coin any wants a leg
t
right-of-way lot them procootl ilt a legii
traightforward way. Lot thou fin
pay the dnlu t os to property owtern nu
indattntify the city.
i 1VAT1ta waste is of late becoming
matter of serious concern mil the luuliu ;
citiea' of this country. Those who has
givou this subject close attention nl
aoriously nlaruned o'or thu nnarked it
crease in water consumption , which u
many of our cities compels a conplul
reconstruction of wtttorworka and costi
enlargement of the water supply.
A carefully prepared table of watt
S' ' atttistics allows that the daily per cnpil
consumption of water has increased u
Boston from $0 gallons in 1850 to t
gallons in 1882 ; in llrouklyn from 17 ga
e
Ions in 180 ( ; to 54 gallons in 1880 ; i
Chicago front 13 gallons in 1807 to 11
gallons in 1880 ; in Now York , from f
gnllouu in 1807 to 100 gallons iii 187 ; I
Philadelphia , front 50 gallons iii 18(17 ( I
17 ; gallons in 1880 ; in Cincinnati , from i
gallon in 18.15 to 87 gallons in 1881 ; z
Ilartford , from 53 gallons iii 1859 to l1
gallons in 1883. Each inhabitant of Bo
ton cousmnesnn nn average throu tine
" as much water as lie did thirty years agt
each inhabitant of Brooklyn , three time
I ns much as ho did fourteen years age
etch inhabitant of Chicago , nearly thrt
tunes as much as ha did thirtoun yca
ago , and so on , it might at first ruadis
be inferred that an increase
usu of water is one of the marks and ai
compa hinetta of all improved cl'
ilitatiol , and ft probably is , but not I
the ext01lt which these figures woul
show. It is the opinion of oiporiotcc
Matorworka oflicials that nearly tli
wlmlo increase in
conMuntptiel in can
-of those eiUes is duo to waste ; persons ' 1
not ute lr.oro water than they did fiftoe
roars agQ , Lot they waste more. An a
lowalco of + tirty gallons a day per capita
or , live 'baauile for uvory family ,
; rvo poraons , would soon libur
auougll , and in thus is raised to tlrr
barrois for eiwh porsou , or fifteen barra
a day forevery faulily of fivu pursoua , U
iuforouco Is irranittible that there luu
be au , nornloua wastagu. This view
atxc ygthotad by the consumption in U
city of k'rovidonee. That city lute
POPulattoa at 120,000 , fiil itB constllu' '
lion of water Is only 3,000,000 , gallons
day , oe 2G gattans per capita. 'his is
] ow ayert go compared with that of othi
cities ; ew1 yet it i s not stated that U
! 1'rovidonro paoplo , who nra largely arT
gagod in ntastufactti iug , complain r
rT , scarcity of water , 'Phoir water s3 stoi
t ; is very atrluL in the direction of proYof
f ing waste , and It fe to this fact that tli
low rate of per CAplta conaunlptiet
Iltr
i
TWI Nil' YE.Ut5 d FTAit ,
] h the midst of a great civil war , which
hind arrayed two millions of Then it
bloody struggle , and taxed nil the nn
tion's energies to the utmost , an enterprise
priso was begun by the , tmericntl 11001)1
that eclipsed in its vastness the tnos
marvellous achiovometts Of either anion
or modern tunes
'I'wonty years ago the I'acific states o
( 'alifornin and Oregon were as ronob
from thin rest of thin settled country a
Alaska in today. Thu greater portion o
the commerce between t e Atlantic au
l'acific States was carried on almost entirely
tiroly by sailing vessels around ( tap
horn. The region botwcon the Missouf
river and the Pa.ilc coast was an nlmos
trackless waste , the hnbitatioi of th
tnhinn and buffalo. Overland trade
was as dnngorous as it was slow and ox
Ponsivo. To build a railroad across th
great plains and alkali deserts , nni ova
the Rocky mountains and Sierra Nova
dns wns a daring project , involving ill
outlay of millions , nod the ovorcotning O
saeningly Itisurinonnhblo ahstacin
Thu caputnlista who first engaged in tlli
great old risky enterprise might well b
called a band of bravo ndventurora
While the American people , thromgl
representatives in congress , endowed th
I'ncifie railroad with princely althsidie8
the nioaus for carrying out thu projoc
wore miot available for exploration
surveys , materials and first construction
Our bends wore way below pa
and the vast domain which wn
placed at their disposal was not market
nbla. It is amazing , nt this day , Um
Now York and Phtladelphla millionaire
refused to lOCOIHO partners in to Credi
Mobilior , which was organized by Buato
capitalists to furnish the funds for build
ing the first few auctions ,
The I'acific railroad was primarily
war meanure. There had beuu some tal
of a l'aclfie confederacy at the outbrea
of the robelliun , and a railroad across th
coitinett to note the cast and far wet
had become a tnulitary necessity. Fe
the anmo reason the most feasible lie
across the central bolt , north of the rt
hellions states , was given the prefer iict
Under de iocratie rule , with the said
preponderating , there is dot a shadow r
doubt that tlio Ptteifie railroad woul
hinvo been built either from Salt
Louis , : Motnphis , or New Orleans. S
Louis vvns fairly' omititlod to the uonune
cial torulinus of the I'acilie roan
Titonias II ] lemon , what sunator frog
Missouri , introduced the first I'acil
railroad bill in congress , as far back t
1850 , and St. Louis had built nearly tw
hundred miles of the Missouri Pacif
railway before 1800. As the ternim
of the Great I'aciftc railway St. Lou
would have beau thu largest inland cif
in America , but bar 11001)10 were narrov
minded , short-sighted , and largely i
nyunpnthy with the robolliol. Ch
cage was wide awake vigorous , o ;
torprising , fnr roaehing and toys
1Vltot the first spade of earth was turn
over at Omaha , twouty years ago , on ti
2d of 1)oeonbor destiny gave the ampi
of the tvcat to Chicago. Fran tlat dl
Chicago iMigan to outstrip St. Louis
thu great rueD for commercial snpronae
Twenty years ago St , Louis had a pop
latiot of 250,000 , while Chicago hind le
than half of that number. 'Pwday CI
cage has nearly tlouhlo the population
Sm. 1401118 , nod morn than four Untcs U
commerce.
And Omaha , the now Chicago , al
started upon her grout carour front U
day on which Abrahamu ] , incoht issu
the proclanuaUou locating the I'uci' '
railroad terminus. Twunty years m
Omaha was a straggling village of aboi
4,000 1)001)10. ! fur commerce consist
niainly in furmiishung supplies to thu to
ritorial legislature when it was in ac
5100 , foraging on pilgriuls that can
across the plains , and soiling unorchn
(1150 mud svut grocorite to rtinclnnon c
the overland stage route. Today Oulal
is a Ilouriahing city of 50,000 poopl
which is 10,000 more than vvuru living
the whole territory of Nebraska in 1811
11'r conuierce extends throughout ovao
state nu(1 territory west of the Missou
and north of 1ansas , and her trade is by 1
ItionnieoliGmud to thin west tilde of ti
llfissouri. Fran amurutivurtown she It
grown to ho Otto of the leading raihvl
contort in America
Her factories aril workshops alone em
1)107 more that 5,000 hands , and million
of capitnl art involtod it her industrial c
tablialuu01its , tier educational znstut
tiens rtutk among the best , and h
church edifices would be a credit to a
city. Omaha is no longer an ovurgroni
mushroom railroad town , with a popul
tion of transients. Sllu has now ovc
metropolitan couvotienco , spacious a
utagnilcett hotels , a superb opera 11oua
a systems of water-works through 1
miles of streets , a system of sanitary so
umigo , and substantial pavouuuta ,
'lhoao olio wuro preseit at the hron
lug of the ground far limo Union 1'acil
twetity years age can hardly realize vvh
a cbnv go has boon wrought. Tel thins
nod to all others , the historic rovici
vyiuch is proeoitud by ' 1'ni11EE ; iii th
155110 , to coilimumlorato time twentieth al
niversary of the inauguration of limo wet
on thu 1' eeitio railroad , will nfl'ord an in
lereating rtlniniseonsu , ' 'Ito idea of on
laliug ilwsi facts occurred to us lass the
a week ago , and the task , which we liar
nmdertaken om such short notice , uuu
necessarily be uncompleted , 1t hasho
ovct , hcou a Iabur which afibrils ti
much IaUafaettun.Vo have sue
coodod in bringing togothe
facts which ware Icatturod throng
tunny books and newspapers , nu
out of data , and obtained valuub' '
hlstorio iufortnatuon front parsons vrli
have taken a leading part In tutu locatio
and building of thu Pacific railrou
Thu contributions Gout George Franc
Train and Peter A , Doy are cspcciall ;
intrreating , and worthy of careful par
usal Mr. Train wan a very ftnportan
factor its the early building of the road
and hula intimnto relations with Olive
and Oakes Amos , Thomas C. Duran
and other capitalists engaged in the enterprise
torpriso , eiablo him to furnish data inn
incidents that no other living man coult
supply , fir. Days narrative , about hi
labors in pioneering the Pacific coat
across plain and mountain , while iw wit
chief engineer , is extremely modest ant
unaffected , just like the narrator himself
if we bore ( anon short in what we ainict
at , it fit mainly owing to a lack of tin
and apace.
A rnutttiNO description of a Spanish
bull fight , which took place in Madrit
last Sunday , was cabled to America
Crown I'rinco Frcdoridc William , pros
poctivO head of ( ho Protestant church
ultlitatit of ( ] ertnaiy , graced the brUln
amid bloody exhibition. According to al
accounts it was a meat excitimig affair , runt
when time matador delivered the fats
stroke to the terrible hull , time onthusi
nail ) of time spectators was inumenso. Tim
p0pulaco were especially flattered by th
interest which time crown priaco took i
their national sport , and there is no fen
now of n rising of the mob of ] lindrk
But what will Rev , 1)r. , lulus Stockot
the court chaplain and spiritual advise
of the imperial family of Germany , sa }
oT1f1n LANDS TIfAN OURS.
The only things talked nhmut in tin
British capital , during the past wool
are the critical situation in Egypt , an
the impending war botween.China an
Franco. The extreme points at issue bi
tweon the government of China an
Franco have boon reached. China ltz
made a formal nlemoranduni , throug
her representative at the French capita
charging that France had imposed ape
the govornn01it of Anmmn et unju
treaty , and had ignored the rights t
Chinn. France had invaded Annnml an
mnnifested an intention to take Bacninl
the key to thin Chinese empire. Whf
China professed a desire to mainta
pacitic relations with France , thn.Chino
troops would be conipolled to resist at
aggression , Thu French reply to thi
nn01norauhin declares that Franco ht
uo desire to lmnlOX Annatn or 1'onqui ;
7'ho solo object Hue treaty was to (10111
the terms of the throaty of 1874. 1
order to consolidate a protectorate ow
Toiqufn , Franco considered ) t expedici
to occupy Bacninh again and Sonta
but there was nothing to povtmt f
amicable arrangonient , etc. Moantin
the Fronclm are reinforcing their urn
in Tonquin , nod the Chinese nrr
is ready for a desperate encounter.
formal declaration of war cony ho mat
almostaty day. The Fronchlcabinot hi
beou discussing the appropriation bil
for putting tire army on a war fuoUn
amid everything indicates that time confli
is inuvitablo.
Thus decision on the Imrt of the gover
moat of Chfttn has a kustness like and b
hignroit ring which will ho regarded wi
favor generally It will force a crisis
wilco. If the Frotch govornutett wan
to light tutu Chinese ompiru for the std
of gottiug a foothold on the Red rlve
thousands of milusfrnnt home , in an u
healthy cliuuato , among pcuplo whom
would take a coutury to civilize so as
ntnku theta serviceable , timid where c
onization is practically out of the qut
tion , it con do a0 ; but iii audi an eve
it will engage it a well nigh hopeless u
dertaking , which will alienate tutu aye
patty of other nations at the outset , ni
ho sure to invite soriots internal troubi
before it is closed , 'fhoro has beou
great deal of useless palnvor , of uunecc
sary nuiscoiceptiotl , of diplomatic foti
ing about to a dullicultywhfelm is ce'tain
two aided , fluid called for delicate at
honorable dealing. limit wltilo the Front
govoruuuett has acted inconsistently
though it had no settled policy to 1
steadily maintained , the Chinese nlinist
] taut carried on his negotiations vee
largely with British nawapapors , roper
ing all hit seaplctona and expatiattmt' t
bus supposed subs , and calling ti
officials with w.hout ho sins Cottitti 185 loin
to deal by mantas that hare nu pla
in the lexicon of diplmuacy. : tud ti
French ininistor it China has madu ulo
irritation that ho has soothed.
Time ) mot's from Egypt is by no utoai
reassuring. El lllahdi , time falso'prmpho
has eorriod overyUtiig bufore Into , at
lmzs victory over Hicks Pasha has ii
creased hfs ) moral iulhncueo among ti
t1oltaintudal , population , 1S'hat U
offect. of Lhla victory for the fal ;
prophet will be it is tint easy to fueso
It any be time iieluum of ltttractiig to In
gecou shudm'd itnny thousunl ; more do
porutto Bedouins , dervishes and negroo
who will not hosittte to tuarch into low
Egypt and attenmt to preach the no
Juhud iron ( Ito 11iosquos of Cairo.
with utlnulst euratimily cause Egypt
abandon tlto Sotdat , That vast territon
she enunnt spare mot enough to ho'
ull'eet ally , aid over since situ ainoxerl i
tetycars ago , under the pretext of stn
ping the slave trade along the Iiluu Ni
and tutu 1Vhito Nile , it lots boon to her
source of trouble anti of weakness , S
Sauuel Baker , "Cliimesu" Gordon , aui
other couuuandorA , have miinraliocl iui
the country with nmuurots force
but their record was only one of alto
tunte dcunt and victory ; std , ihoug
nom of them over ntet withm such n
overwluelntiug Ilisaator as has bofallu
Hicks Pasha , tlmoy wore glad enough t
lave time country and gut back to civ
] laud life in Cairo nrAloxandria , It is nt
likely that she will nttoupt to turn th
tables upon time Mahdi , amid England w )
anott certainly urge her to abandon tin
Soudan once for all , and to rust comet
with stronglhening Itor logititnato ( rout
icr so as to bo prepared the further in
cursions which a fanatic so flushed witi
success tta time Mnitdi must bu will pro )
ably make , with all his host of hunters o
thu infidel , The most trustworthy no
couil of the condition of lucks Pashia'
force bufore ha ttarted on his exhibilio
is contnfucd in n letter from Major Sock
otdorf , of the German army , who win
with burn. Tlto letter was a private omit
apparantly , antl has just appeared in tht
Vicuna I'resse , null ! 1110 contents hnvt
boot cabled , hick's Pasha , lie says , bat
only ten thousand mon nod an enormotu
baggage train , and not ctvalry en ougi
to guard the outpost. This deficiency in
cavalry ho evidently thought likely to
work the ruin of this expedition. Te
time False Prophet he gives fifteen thou
sand breech loading rifles , fourteen guns ,
mid a numerous and excellolt cavalry ,
'I'heso , in a waterless desert , woilt
have been sufficient to work hicks' ruin
ii the long run , llts fate , however
scums to have been precipitated by the
treachery of a guzzle , who took hum intr
a defile , where he was soon disposed of
Major Seckondorf thought this victory ,
if wont would satisfy the natives thin ttht
false prophet wns the Mosstah antd would
give hint the whole country , Thu Da1lj
News is the only London paper whicl
ee01no to take a rational view of the di5
aster , by declaring that it ought to tench
tire Kltedivo the folly of fighting the falam
prophet tip in the Sudan. The trua pol
icy for Egypt iu the present state of it
finances and its army is to lot the falat
prophet alone as long as ha is contest b
stay whore ho is. There is no place it
which n false propltut can do less ! tarn
than around the head waters of the Nile
Time Tory papers and the Jingoes arc ap
parently crying to work thounsoves zit
the belief that it is in some way Mr
Gladstone's duty b go after ham at
Provo to the Sudan Berbers , Bishareo
Nubians , Negros and Fellahs , [ lint th
false prophet is not the Messiah , by given
therm a thrashing , But Mr. Gladaton
will hardly be auci a fool.
Time hostil0 fooling betweonOrnugo au
1(11(1 Green is growing moro intense aver
day. At Newry great exeitomoit prt
rails among Oraingomen mud Natioalist
In consequence of the government plat
ing Newry under the peace proservatia
no' , the Natlotallsts have resolved t
hold a uieetiug Sunday outside the tows
Orange placards have boon torn duwu
ilniy telegrams have boon received froi
the north of lrclmld oxpresaing th
deepest indignation at time suspension t
Lord Itossitore's coninission as a justie
of the peace in County Monaghan , owir
to his action on the occasion of the 0
tinge and League meetings nt Roslea c
October 1h. ( A number of niagintrates' '
Ireland declare their intention of resig
ing their oflicos in consequence of tl
suspension of Lord Rossnioro.
The British govoninent is said to 1
mhking extensive arrangements f
wholesale Irish eunigratiou , A recur
number of the Dublin 1''recir
states that confidontinl circulnra ha'
just boon issued with suggestions by t1
Irish 01migration comuuitteu , and rolntit
to the mamior of condnetitg state-aide
emigration , submitted by them to ti
lolal government board. These sugge
tions disclose a gigantic and oomph
scheno for tutu aw.wping outgratiot
the Irish people. 't'here is to boa buret
of emigration in the local government d
partnleut , with a chief official , a staff
clerics , a troop of inspectors , a brigade
agents at Iiople , and a roginlont of agar
abroad. Boards of guardians rro to 1
ollorcd all facilities , by advances
nwucy and licenses to borrow mosey ,
help in oiigrating families out of t1
several unions. Clerks of unions a
pressed into the service , turd are to r
ceivo so much per head for every en
giant deported , cold authorization is
ho given to vote thou increases to time
salaries besides for their extra troubi
The agents 'ire to be well ronmtoratet
The country is to be mapped out vril
military preemsiot for time oflicioucy of tl
working of tire plait. Contracts arc t
be entered into for time wholesale deport
tion with great shipping connpatie
Thorn is to be a regular emigration auu
son front Jaunty to July inclusive
local philanthropists are iurited to job
Tito Canadian govormtent is nppareiitl
a party to the propamtiumi.
Time tributat of Hiogtitz , Soucsin , hi
sodancud h err tiustav Richter , fiber
m01nber of time Reichstag for Multlraliti
to six months' imprisoiulout amid the lot
of his rights and seat as n deputy for hies
lug used inaultitg language in spaaktn
of certain of time Prussinu princes , h
constituting ii Prussia thu crinlu of big
treason , Thu remiarks w ere not , it u ]
pours , utado at a public nocting , but i
desultory conversations with time clargl
mni of Iliuhlradttz , a purser none
Le111111O , which took place as far back t
1877 tad 1878. Nu notice Wets ttvken e
hero ltiehtur's remarks at the tune , nu
it wag not until his oleetion to the liuicl
tag last your that the action was broug I
I' a consoru'ativu official at tutu instigu
lion of the clorgynuun lit ( jtoation. TI
latter could only bring forward as wi
1lubaus 501110 1)001)10 to whorl lie ropoatu
the language of horn ] tiehter at. time tue
it wns uttered. The trial tonic pluICO wit
closed doors. Thu doPaty agtitist whom
the aentetuco vvau delivered is not to 1 :
confotuided with his mmiiesaku , Ilut
Iluguu Itichter , tlmo loader of tutu pre
gressist party.
' 1'Ilo uprising it Egypt has ahead
caused a great agitation ill Algeria , .ti
vices ( rout Fruueh sources arc tlmat tll
success of E1 Maddi has aroused tlm
llfussuhnans to grunt fauaticiam. It u
said that El llfahdi's onlisanriue arc trat
oreing'I'uuil. Thu govoruor general u
lurgiug upon thu French government th
Cures Eheumatism , Lum
bagoLamnBack , Sprains and
Bruises , Asthma , Cattrrh ,
Coughs , Colds , S'oro Throat ,
Diphtheria , Ilurns , Frost
Bitoc , Tooth , Bar , and Head.
ache , and all pains and aches.
The Ent lulemat cod ereeraI remedy In the
wnrtd , lrery.ottleryuantted. , Sold by medicine
. iit tlonaineighttaoguageA.
trice in teme and $ LOo ,
FOSTER , MILOURN d CO , , Prop'rr ,
n'rpALo , N , v , . u. S. A.
uecossity of retaining a strong military
forces in Algeria.
Thu reception of the German crowd
prince by the Spaniards is represented
by the latest adyices as quito enthusias
tie , although his entrance itta Madrid
was witnessed by a aullou and
undenonstrntivo populnee. King
Alfonso always wears his Uhinti
uniform , even at the civil bailuetb , an
wlmetmevor nthlitary bands play a German
natieial air they arc applauded by the
crowds in the streets. Alfonso is ropre
seitnd as saying to a distinguished per
son fornnrly with the Spanish enbasa ;
at Paris ;
"I Mope the French will ] now let u
alone , after the explicit declnrntio s a
my gov'crnneit and after sending Mal
steal Serrano , the chief of the party i
power , as a sort of hostage to Paris. Th
peu1)lO Hi Franco must be endowed wit'
vary little political sagacity to holier
that I was goint' to make a hard an
fast alliance with Germany.
"Like all goad Spaniards , I nut full
aware that the best thing far Spain is 1
live et good torilis with all our neigh
burn , especially our next door neighbor ;
Besides , I myself ant parseally in Iii
the eontideleu and friendship of my net
relative , 111. La Conpte do Paris , whoi
one day i htopo to see king of Franca.
The last ronark of Alfonso is decided ]
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The Garman Presbyterian church a
Eighteenth street butweoi Burt au
Cunnings , will be consecrated to the so'
vice of God next Sabbath , December 2e
Services its German at 10:30 : a n
Preaching by Rev. C. E. Schatblo , fro
Dubuque , Iowa , amid Rev. E. Sehuetti
fret Chicago , Illinois.
Services in English at 2:30 p. n
Singing by the choir of tlio Second Pre
byterian church. Spenking by Itav
Ilarsha , Blayney , hail aid Mr. McCai
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All the church members of the cii
with their pastors , and all other frieni
are most heartily invited to attend.
JOl1N G. Sru.tnn.u ; ,
Pastor of said Church ,
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Ilolow will be found a few of our BEST and most DESIRABLE
BARGAINS , all of which will undoubtedly ho sold within a few
weeks as they are excoptioally low mud selected fret our largo list
as being unequaled bargains , both for speculators and for those
desiring a home ,
OMAHA CITY PROPERTY ,
No , 30 Residence property , 4 blocks from street car line , near
Hanscom Park , house of J rooms , lot 00x300. $2,000 cash , balance
bug tiulo , $3,000.
No , 17-1Vnrchouse , OOaDO , an U , P , lb. R , aide track. Best lu +
cation in the city. $111,000.
No , tl4-4 lots of S.10tlt street , Easy turnts. Each , $300
No. 102-house mid lot. House , fi roans and basuulent. Lot , 6(1
x140 , S , 10tH street , near Charles , $800 duwu , balance in 2 years.
$1,400.
No. & 1-5 lots , 611x132 each , S.10tlt st. Must be sold altogether.
$4,000.
No. 77-3 houses , 2 brick amid 1 frame , on lot ( itix132 , S 11th st. ,
$1,900 cash , balance long time. $7,260.
No. 101-Ono acre lot , with house of 4 rooms , near Hans-
com Park. Easy turnts. $3,700 +
No , 40-lulu acre lot mid house , 4 rooms , 4 blocks , S. St. Mary's
avenue street car lute. Very cheap. $3,1100 Liberal terms ,
No. 11-3 hiousos and lots , 50x140 , S. pith st. , Not railroad. This
is the best bargain for an investor ever offered in the city , $7,500.
No. 90-A good liuuae of 5 rooms , with basenuont amid other good
intproveueits. Lot , fiOxlu0 Frtit and evergreen trees G years old.
Nice residence property. Easy tenus. $3,200.
No. 10-hew house and barn. Lot , 132x148 This is a vary do-
mlrablo residetico property , mud is o0'ured at a low price. Will exchange -
change for f'um property. $4,500.
No. 51-2 lots in Low's 2d addition , very cheap and on easy terms.
No. 12-lOOaores of improved land in Hitchcock county , Nebraska ,
ranging in price from . $ , ,3.50 to $10 par acre.
No. 17-640 acres of good farm land in Dawson county. Will ax-
changofor city property. $3,50 per acre.
No. 29-Au 80 acre farm smear Watson , Missouri , Atchison county.
$27.00 per acre.
FARM LANDS ,
No. 110-Farm of 184 acres , 2r miles front Boliovua , in Sarpy
county , 2 houses , barn and other first class inuprovemonts , well
watered , and has several acres of timberland , $40 poi acre , cash , '
balance long time at 8 per cant tnterest. This is an extra bargain.
No. 22-'i'ho best fares in Nebraska , 7 miles fromu Ontaha , contains
150 acres , 2 houses , wells , cisterns , barns and all other first class um-
provoments. Also orchard matured and bearing. Will exchange for
city property.
No. 107-Several valuable and low-priced tracks of lat.din Madison
county.
10 farina within front 2 to 12 miles of railroad , and 23 places of ins-
proved lands , nonr Table Rock , Nebraska , all conveniently near
unarkot , and min many instances offered at great bargains. Particulars
can be obtainedby writing to us , or by calling at our ollico.
In addition to tire above we have for sale huidreda of residence
lots its all parts of the city , and residence and busnness property.
Also a number of valuable farms and thousands of acres of uuim-
proved lands in all parts of the state.
In addition to our Real Estate business proper we rent houses anti
farms , pay taxes , and fonts money oil first class real estate security.
llav'tsg ant agent in nearly every town iii the state , land buyers
who wish to nako investments in Nebraska will find our facilities for
furnishing discriptious amid location of lands , nod ni } iufornation of
this character morn satisfactory than can he obtained clscw here
CORIbE PONDENCE SOLICITED ,
H. 13 , TitEY .C CO , heal Estate Agents , southwest carter 15th
and Farmmus streets , Omaha , Neb.
STEELS JOHNSON
Wholesale grocers
AND JonnKRt IN
FLOUR , SALT , SUGARS / CANNED UOOiS , ; ND ALL GROCERS' ' SUPPLIER
A FULL LINE OF TUE BEST BRANDS OF
Cigars and Manufactured Tobaccos
AGENTS FOR RENWOOD NAILS AND LAFLIN & 3RAND POWDER CO
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IMPORTERS OF
HAVANA CIGARS !
AND JOBBERS OF DOMESTIC
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PROPRIETORS OF TILE FOLLOWING
C ELEB RATED BRA ND S.
Peina Victorias , Especiaies , Roses in 7 Sizes from $ G
to $120 per 1000.
AND TIIE FOLLOWING LEADING FIVE CENT CIGARS ;
Combination , Grapes , Progress , Nebraska , Wyoming and
Brigands ,
WE DUPLICATE EA. PRICES
SEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES ,
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