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THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE ,
The Great Wor * of the Far-Scfiing
Statesman of the J. teen Era ,
Tlio Ilcnrt of the Uontlnont Sivvctl
Prom Britain's Grasp A
I'rclaco to
Karly History.
ron TUB BSE.
The early history of the territory of
hioh a state la composed is a subject of
interest to every cltiaan of the state. The
ooplo of Nebraska , as they rush along in
.ho over-varying rounds of nctlvo bnsi
nets pursuits , helping to lay the
onndatlons , broad and deep , of true
democratic republican Institutions , and ol
an enlightened American civll'zatlon ' , and
who have assisted , and are assisting , in
building up a great and prospcrona state ,
aroly reflect that Nebraska once bo
ongcd to the Spanish crown , and wasnn <
dor the control of Spanish viceroys ; thai
ubscqnently it was ono of the provinces
of France , and under the jurisdiction ot
, ho Orst Napoleon.
It is Interesting to trace
TUB FOBMATION OF STATES
out of territory originally parts of the
thirteen colonies. Thus It is found that
the southern portions of the states o :
Wisconsin and Michigan , and the north
ern portion of Illinois , laving between
the 42' and 43 ° of north latitude , wore
ouco parts of Massachusetts , and thi
northern portions of Illinois , Indiana am
Ohio , between the 41 ° and 42' , were once
parts of Connecticut. Virginia , Nortl
and South Carolina , and Georgia , origi
nally extended to the Mississippi river
and all the territory , ont of which tin
now states between the Mlasissjppl am
the original thirteen have been carved
was ceded by the colonial states to the
United States after the formation of the
federal union.
Do Soto first discovered the Misslsstpp
river in the spring of 1541 , having crojsci
the country from Florida , and striking ii
at a point about opposite Helena , Ark.
and dying upon its banks In Jnno of thai
year. In December , 1G81 , La Sallo do
sccnded the river to its mouth , and took
possession of it and the conntry dratnoi
by It and all Its tributaries in the name
of the French king , and named the grea
stream "River Colbert , " after the "eml
nont French statesman and financier
then prlmo minister Colbert , which was
afterwards changed to Mississippi , the
Indian name being micho-sepo , mnol
wet , or great waters The Inaians hat
also given It the name of "Father o.
Waters. " La Sallo named the territory
"Louisiana" In honor nf the French king"
Louis XIV. HP erected a cross at ono
of the mouths , bearing the date of his
taking posaosslon , April 9th , 1082. This
enitory belonged to France till Ootobar ,
21st , 1764 , when the latter power , 1m
milated by the defeats of her armies on
_ ; aged in her foreign wars , and with her
finances exhausted ,
CEDED TO SIM IN.
all the French possessions then held In
North America , which of course includec
the Louisiana territory. Franco hac
lost Quebec and Canada by the defeat ol
Montcalm by Wolf on the plains of Abra
ham In 1750 , and by the treaty of Paris ,
1703 , she ceded to England all the rest o ;
her possessions in North America east ol
the Mississippi river. In 1800 Louisiana
was receded by Spain to Frauce and In
1803 was transferred to the United
States , the latter paying $15,000,000 for
it. The region * of conntry embraced
within the limits of this purchase which
has boon known as the "Louisiana pur
chase , " included all the country west o :
the Mississippi river not Spanish terri
tory and extending north to the British
possession1. It then embraced what are
the states o ! Louisiana , Arkansas , Mis
souri , Kansas , Nebraska , Iowa , Minnesota
seta , Colorado , and Oregon , the Indian
territory and the territories of Wyoming ,
Dakota , Idaho , Montana and Washing'
ton.
ton.In
In 1710 there was developed , probably
the most wonderful , the most gigantic
financial delusion the world has over
witnessed ainco God fashioned the
spheres , and It will stand forever In his
tory as ono of the biggest monuments ol
human credulity and human folly. Ne
braska was a portion of the territory on
which this wild scheme was based. Reference
foronco Is made to what is papular ! ;
known as
"LAW'S MISSISSIPPI SCHEME. "
John Law , a Scotsman , was born in
Edlnbnrg In 1071. As ho grow up hi
developed extraordinary abilities In soni
respects , and especially manifested i
strong inclination to engage in matters o
banking and finance. Ho also becmuo a
notorious Rambler , operating in all th
capitals of Europe , taking them , oni
aft or another , till he was finally cxpollei
from several of them , Ho ires a man
of most coneummato address , and th
most plausible , insinuating boarlng.gNot
withstanding he had been banished fcom
Farls a few ycais ago , ha again ropalrec
to that city on the death of'Louis XIV.
and succeeded in re-establishing him sol
In the royal favor. Worn out by th
exhausting and unsuccessful wars of th
previous reign , the -French kingdom
found its finances at that tlmo In a deplorable
plorablo condition. This was th
auspicious moment for the gonlu
of Law to develop Itself. H
entertained peculiar notions of question
of finance. Ho did not bollovo In an
standard of money value or of prices , bu
did bollovo In tbo omnipotence of credil
and that the government might secure ! ;
Issue paper money without limit , base !
upon the estimated vnlno of supposei
futnro profits. To carry his views int
practice , he organized the Mlssisslpp
scheme under the title of tbo Misslasipp
and West India company , with the pur
poses of colonizing , and collecting tribal
from this vast region known as th
Louisiana territory , with no civlllzec
people within its borders except the
few white inhabitants dwelling along
the banks of the lower MiesisslppL Thl
company soon swallowed up the Eas
India company , Increased its capital to
313,200,000 llvroa , at three per cent
Then followed a period of stock gambling
and gambling in anything and over ;
thing , which was probably never equalled
The shares of this company went up tn
nearly fifty times their original value
aud lands in France , neir the cities , ap
predated nearly one thousand per cent
Lay was made comptroller general o
the finances of the kingdom and hi
powers was almost as absolute as that o
the monarch himself. A specnlatlr
mania took hold of all chases ; the
( rent wild for the time. Unparallelei
extravigince , excessive waste , and i
wild recklessness , became universal. AndJ
thcBo results were almost entirely do- )
jondont upon the expected future profits
n bo derived from the territory of Lou-
s'nna. ' Hut tbia condition cf things
.mid not long continue. Franco was
innstantly drained of specie , while the
ssno of government notes depending
upon this Mississippi company for their
cdompt on , as constantly continued , till
.hoy had passed the sum of 1,925,000-
)00 ) llvros. The zenith of human folly
md been reached.
TUB COLLAFSE CAME ,
ho Mississippi sohorno was laid bare ,
and its notes and shares were as value-
ess as the confederate money nt the
close of the late civil war and Law be *
come a wanderer and a fugitive for years
upon the face of the earth. Supposed
values disappeared like n thief
n the night ; men queried
whether they themselves bad
icon lane or lunatics. The delusion van-
died Itko an unsubstantial dream , but It
oft universal wreck and rnln behind. It
s thus suen that Nebraska played a part ,
as a portion of the assets , on 'which this
wild sohomo wns based.
Jefferson had for years directed his at-
; ontlon to th& Louisiana territory whllo
1 was still a province of Spain , and ap
pears to have had aomo conception as to
, ho future possibilities of the ( treat north
west , for aa early as 1793 , whili
mlnlst r to Franco , ho proposoc
to the philosophical society o
Paris , to atari an exploring oxpodlr
tlou into that region , with funds raisoc
by subscription , and Mlchaux , a celebrated
brated French traveler , started on such
an exploration under the auspices of tha
society , but ho was soon recalled by thi
French government. Mr. Jefferson
afterwards tried to enlist Sedyard , anoth
cr noted traveler , in such an exploration
though without success. But the pur
chase of Louisiana in 1803 opened thi
way for such exploration. Jefferson
having bccomo president in 1801 , again
dlroctod his attention io the Louisiana
territory , and Instructed the American
minister to Franco , to sound Napoleon 01
the question of selling the islanc
of Now Orleans , and the territory oaa
nf the Mississippi , and that portion o
Florida which belonged to the Frond
possessions.
Napoleon was then engaged in thos
great wars which devastated contlnonta
Europe in the early part of the prcaon
centnry , and was meditating an Invasion
of Eugland at tbo time , which accounts
for his willingness to part with thi
distant , outlying province. When thi
subject was broached to him , ho said to
his minister , Barbo Morbols : "Irroaoln
tion and deliberation are no longer in
season I renounce Louisiana. It is no
only Now Orleans that I will cede , It Is
the whole colony without any reserva
tion. I knoir the price of what . '
abandon , and I have sufficiently provec
the Importance that I attach to this pro
vlnce , since my first diplomatic act with
Spain had for its object the recovery o *
it. I renounce it with the greatest
regret. To attempt to retain it would bi
folly. I direct you to negotiate this af
fair with the envoys cf the United
State ? . "
THE NEGOTIATIONS
were entered Into with Marbols by R
R Livingston and James Monroe , the
Americann envoy ? , the latter agrcoln
to pay § 15,000,000 for tbo prize ; whici
was accepted by the first consul ; the
treaty was signed at Paris , April 30th
1803 , was ratified by the United States
senate and the American ensign stretch
Ing from the month of the Mississippi to
the Canada line and westward to Britisl
Columbia and the Pacific ocean. After
the treaty was signed Napoleon exntlanty
qald ; "This accession of territory
strengthens forever the power cf the
United States , and I have just given to
England a maratlme rival that will sooner
or later humble her pride. "
Thus was accomplished ono of the
grandest achievements of the century ,
second only in its great results , to the
declaration of Independence , and'lts fma"
consummation in tbo organization of the
Federal union. Those great statesmen ,
Napoleon and Jefferson , scanned the fa
ture , and grasped to some extent the
vast consequences that must result ir
either case , whether Louisiana remained
a province of France , or became an Inte
gral part of the American union. Both
saw how eaty it would be , whllo
Franca and England should bo
fighting to the death for supremacy
on land and sea , for a British fleet to
cspturo Now Orleans , take possession ol
the mouths of the Mississippi , and all ol
Louisiana territory and annex It to the
British empire. And the result of the
Napoleonic wars , finally settled at Waterloo
lee beyond a reopening , attest the wise
forecast of Jefferson and Napoleon in
coneumating the Louisiana purchase.
When it was made known , the Engllsl
ministry were much chagrined to fine
themselves circumvented by Napoleon
for they had already laid their plans
for
SEIZING TIIIS TEKIUXOKY
at the first favorable opportunity , and
in all hnmau probabillty'tboy would havi
boon successful , for the French ompero
with ell Europe In deadly array agnius
him , could hardly have spared the tlmo
means , fleets and armies to have def endoi
such vast possessions In the now worlc
3,000 miles away , and in that case Brltlsl
power would have stretched from the ox
tremest point of land on the nortbcas
cojat , and from almost the arctic circle
down the Mississippi to the Riilf of Mexico
The southern boundary of British Oolum
bla would have been the northern bound
aries of the then Mexican province
of California , Nevada , and Utah
the original thirteen slates would hav
been hemmed in on all sides by Brills !
territory save their frontage on th
Atlantic ocean and Nebraska would to
day bo a dependency of the Brltlsl
crown. Great Brltiain would neve
have parted with Louisiana by sale , sn <
the United Slates could only have ac
quired it after another desolating seven
years war. Its obtalnmont by peaoofn
instrumentality evinced in the hlghos
degree , true statesmanship , and a wise
comprehension as to its future probable
consequences , and It will over remain as
ono of the glories cf Jefferson's admluls
tratlon. The authors of that measuri
were real benefactors of this nation , am
were worthy agents of a true civilization
and progress. JOHN M. TJIAYET.
GRAND ISLAND , Jung 5th , 1885.
Vaccinatien Is carried out so strictly In thi
I'russlan army that not a soldier has died o :
smallpox since 1805.
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remedy uu discovered by a mUslouar to Bouth
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The Dyspeptic Clerk.
Clerks in the stores of merchants who
do not advertise should occasionally move
abont the store for oxerolco. Otherwise
they will suffer from dyrnepsia from the
lack of something to do , The nors
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( DOOTOntNG A T1G1UES3'
The Animal Chewing Plcco of Tim
ber During the Operation ,
Boston Letter , *
Several weeks ago o Bengal tigress
> olonglng to the Van Amburg show , in a
ronsiy bit off the moat of her tall. The
animal is a splendid type of the carnivor
ous specks , bnt this carprlco loft her an
inslghtly and consequently a valueless
jowl to her owners. Week after week
mi passed by , but the bi bulled tigress
; row no bettor. The wound would not
ical. Innumerable Httlo pieces of bono
uojcctod from what was loft of the vor-
obrra and as long as those bones remained
.hero . was no chance for the beait to re
cover. The show exhibited at Salem this
week and on Wednesday , Watts , a wcll-
inorrn dog doctor , of Boston , wna sent
for to operate on the tall. The tigress
was in ono half of a wngon case ; in the
Dthor half was an African Hon. Around
the tlgtcss' neck was a leather strap con
nected to an iron chain. The first thing
to bo done wai to secure the animal in
the cage. A rope was put around ono
paw and then the trouble began , the ti
gress growling , rearing and biting. She
plunged from ono sldo of the cage to the
other and It was fully ton minutes before
the second foro-pnw was sccnrid in the
ropo. The bled logs were more oatily
bound. Four sharp white tusksand two
eyes filled with rage , together with the
deafening roars of.tho boast , caused the
doctor to panao a moment before ho en
tered the cage. It was only for a mo
ment. Tbo tigress was given n piece of
board to bite , to prevent the possibility
of inflicting injury upon herself. The
door swung open and In a , second the
doctor was at work. Two or three pieces
of the bono were removed and then the
animal succeeded In liberating ono of her
fore-paws and made a vicious pass at
Watts , but luckily for him the reach was
too short. Again the boast * was bound
and so firmly that escape was almost an
impossibility. This time the doctor wont
to work In earnest , and the animal ,
btrotched across the bottom of the cigo ,
continued to gnash her tooth through the
board and growl savagely.
Pltico after piece of the bono came out
in rapid succession. All around tbo tent
were cages of wild animals , which seemed
to bo in sympathy with the tigress , and
their rnars were deafening. The lion
pranced from the bars on ono sldo , then
on the other , shaking tbo wagon at each
jump. In twenty minutes every splinter
of the shattered bone had been removed
and the wound carefully bathed in car-
belie acid. It was no trifling matter to
release the auiiua' ' . Her hind legs being
sot at liberty , she roeo upon her haunches
and made a tremendous titort to free her
self. Then suddenly her strength gave
out. There did not seem to bo a particle
of energy left in her bndy. The ropes
were removed from her fore-paws , and
for three minutes she lay on the bottom
of the cage almost lifeless. She soon re
gained her spirits , however. The anlmsl
Is about six reot long , throe feet in height
and weighs nearly COO pounds. She
nearly four yoirs old.
The great diaphoretic and anodyne , for
colds , fevers and inflammatory attacks ,
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cholera morbus , diarrhea * and dysentery ,
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An TJimnswornblo Argument
Harper's Magazine.
Last summer during the excitement
owing to bank failures in Indianapolis , I
was watching the anxious crowd besieging
the doors of a bank that was supposed to
be in danger , when I overheard the fol
lowing dialogue between an Irish woman
and her husband :
"Nora , dhraw yor money out. "
"An1 shure , Patrick , I won't. "
"But , Nora , you must dhraw it ont. "
"Faith an11 won't dhraw mo money
ont at all. "
"Nora , an' don't yees know they'll
lose ycr money for yeos ef yoos don't
dhraw it ont ? "
"An * uhuro , Patrick , ain't they bettor
ablj to lose It than wo are ? "
Patrick was evidently overpowered
with this last astonishing and manswer-
able argument , and they both left she
scene apparently satisfied. Fortunately
the bank survived the pressure , and its
ability to lose Nora's balance was not
practically tested.
The Convalescent.
"What Is the matter with the patient ? "
asked a young and illiterate physician.
"Why , he is convalescent , " was the an
swer of the hospital attendant , "Ohl
then , " responded the physician , "that's
nothing , 1 can jnro ' cenvalscence in three
hours. " Suh p'hyslcians ought to let
people alone , and allow them to cure
thomtolvea by using Brown's Iron Bit
ten. Mr. F. R. Perrysan , Mobile ,
Alabama , says , "I mod Brown's Iron
Bitters for weak back and indigestion ,
and mn now all right. "
Within a fortnight tables have been placed
upon the now shoots of the thousand-year
old roBO bush at Hildiahelm. The oldest of
theco hhoots dates from 1C89 , and the atcond
from 1831) ) the third from 18G3. and the fourth
from 1877 , and the fifth from 188 } . This last
ono was iirst discovered on July of last year
and has attained a remarkable growth within
this abort time , it being now nearly nine leot
in length and almost an loch thick ,
For pains in tbo lacs nothing equals
St. Jacobs Oil. It cures quickly and
uroly.
The number of messages sent daily through
tbo general telegraph office in London aver
ages 02,000 , not counting the press matter.
The hands employed are 1,180 male and C83
female operator : and 41G messengers.
* "That tired feeling" from which you
suffer so much , particularly in the morn
Ing , is entirely thrown off by Hood's
sarsaparllla.
China , which only six rears since had but
nx miles of telegraph lines , has now com
pleted a system by which Canton , the capital
of Southern China Is brought Into direct com
munication with the metropolis of the north ,
JAMES PYLE'S PEARLIME This
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really an excellent article for saving labor
in washing. It tskes the place of soap ,
sal-soda , and other chemical prepara
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Tbo clergy of Florida In the past ten yean
have increased from o\cnteen to forty , niul
the lint of ccininumc nts from leaa than 700
to 1,091. There have been erected in the
tame peiiod forty- two churches and chapels ,
YHien ll l > 7 xraa lick , tra gave her Caatorla ,
WLen elie wu a Child , she cned for Caatorla ,
Wlieu ( bo become Miss , the clang to CaMorla ,
ftTnu ibe bad Children , alio gare them CautorU
Rheumatism , Neuralgia , Sciatica ,
Lumbago , Backache , Headache , Toothache ,
.
Itllt-lin. NcKlilx , front ItlU'K ,
A\n AH , oTiinn nonnY i-ws AND AIIIES.
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In the petlnl treatment of Ctaito tc , Nitrotn ,
andii.oo DniiiMibixD * nr o-.l.r rty.lelMi
tf tit ? f < kptri kbow unrl ftllou rr ltl * u IAQIT.
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Physical Weakness ; Mercurial an'd other
lions of Throat , Skin or Bones , Blood PoU
old Sores and Ulcers , < r * trc tci ii % enj rt _
iitte ionlMtit > clfttitl rflnclr > lM. ? > ! ? . 1'rltnttl ,
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Exposure or Indulgence , which i-rojcci iom or CM
Allowing efT'etf * DenotiiQtEi , drUliu , < Mmni t er lc'tf
ft&Aderfctlr mem rj , fliiplci on thf ( bc , tttrile&lilce f
nctilonlotbi weld ; or rcintlti , ccnnimt of llc j , et
rendering Marriage Improper or unhappy. 'J
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inois for thcexprcssp jrpose
ofclvlnglmmcdlatc relletln
all chronic , urinary and prl-
, vate diseases. Gonorrliccn ,
Gleet nndSypluHs In nlltlielr
complicated forms , also all
diseases of the Skin nnd
Blood promptly relieved and
permancntlycurcd by reme-
dlcstcstcdinn./'i > r///lVcrs
bl > ccialJ.'ractlce , Seminal
Weiknc : hi Losses by Dreams , Pimples on
sonat or by letter , Bacredly confidential. Med
icines cent by Mall and Express. No marks on
package to Indicate contents or sender. Address
DR.JAMESNo.204WashinglonSt.Chicagolll.
CBJiitlKIONCYOj
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nnd VIGOR of VOTJTH I > J -
p i > sliu U miter ApKiite | ! , In
aurcil. llouas.
oc rvett receive new lorco
E'.illvrus tlia inlnil anti
, BUpplICS Urulll 1'owcj
i
Snacrlimrroui complaint.
' pi trailer to tliflc ei r will
nJ In DK. tt BrEU'SISON 'JOIIIO u * af at.
" teily curu. uiltt.sai.lcar , liutilliy ' oiupluuoa.
Jrc'i'lOHt ' tttbiiijitn at p - " T > 'Hij { onls acid
u tlicpopnlarlU ul IliooiiElr.al
cnt Kctlhuoiiibis M. A.sn Hi
i .iiidrt 9tolti < < lr. ) HnrtL-i Ale < ) Oiy
Mo. , for out "DHKAM UOOII-1 B )
vn'j. 1 * *
METAL
lam a coppersmith bytrado.ini the email par
ticles of brass and copper from filing gc t Into form on
my arms and poisoned my whole ovt-tcm Mercury
dmlnUtcrcd brought on ihcumallsm , and I bccamo
. helplosa Inv lid. I took two dozen bottles of Swlft'a
Specific My It Re , arms and hanils are a 1 rlglttaealn.
1 USD thorn w Itbout pain. My ustor&tlon la duo to
B , 8. S. Fmm " . I VB ,
Jan. V. 1835. Augueta , Ua.
Poison.
Wo have UBodHBlft'aSpfclOc Incur family ni an
antldoto for malarial p .Ison for two or trrco joara ,
nd b&\e never Known It to ( all In a elnalo Ine'anoo.
W.C.-
Bumpier county , Ga , Sept. II , 18:4.
Ulcers.
For six or < lnrht years I Buffered with ulcTfl rn mv
Rlif ( c . I was treated wllh Irdldo of Potassium
and Mercury , anil 1 became litlplca fclx bottles of
Swl't'e t-poclQouiadp a iicnnoiit.nt euro
Fob. 24,18SB. U \\ILSOS ,
_ . . . IrnioA , mob. , Feb. 8,18UL
3. M. Loon & Co , Moireoi , tll h.
OEMS I am uslnu your iluld Extract Bed Cloycr
Dlosaom and Wet Compress for Canccron the brcaet ,
and am well , I am eatlsUcxI It Is tbo best remedy for
Cauccr known , lou are welcome to uie tbla for tbo
boneut of vuirerinir humanity.
Ileipictfullr , MRS. t , A. JOI1NSOK.
. . .
PEMTUIIIEM My wlfo luuforaomo tlmo bocnafllleted
with omtthn ! ? like a ncrotolous tlUrfiHt. nnd found na
r lloff until tbe ffavo your hxtract of JtedCloreratrlal.
I am happy to > ay ho bu experienced ( treat relief.
Thli Is hut might testimonial of my appreciation of
your efforU In behalf at bunuuuly , which you we
welcome to uw fortbelr benefit.
1 am , very respectfully. II , ARMS ,
_ JLXCO , O. , Deo. let , 1882.
/ . M. Ix > os A Co. , JfOXBOi. Mlcb.
OIHTS I oommnnccd t&klni ; your En. Hod Clorer ,
two yeara ago. for ) ryalpelaa , and hare net been
troublcxl alnco. It Is hereditary with mo. Tblnlc you
have the belt blood medicine known
Your * truly , W.
n. U. flyman , of Grand Itupliii , Mich. , wy After
two Uoctom adrUcd him to ute Ixxiso'a hxt. Ilcd Clover
for a bad cue ot t czcnm , or ITorer Bore on the In ; .
Only used t o pound of your Solid ti tract I ted Cloycc
At a Spring Medicine Tonlo and genrnl Dlood Porl-
nor 11 ban no * qaal. t or Hole by ul drucirl'U , or J , M ,
l-4 > oao & Go. , Monroe , Ulch.
Btallion , Jack , Sheppard Jr ,
Will stand lor itook at Omaha fair ( jrounli the
eason ot 1885. lleli 18J hands h lfh. ( M light 12S6
Iba , hla lire JACK SmrFiRD | j full brother la blood to
DKHBR 2:17J : , also to PiciATORtho elre ot jAT.iri sn
210 ; , FALUAH , 2.1PJ and DIUKCTOH J:17. : Call at the
, lr ( rr unda and ere him and get hla r > e Igrre In
full , terms 826 ( or the ueuoo. A. TUOUbON.
Imported Beer
IN BOTTLES.
Pr1aneer.la\arla ! I Culmba icr , lUrla
I'llsncr. . . , lloheralan KaUcr brcmon
UUUKSTIO.
Puilwtlecr St Loula I Anhtueor , Pt , Louli
IJest'n „ . , Mllwaukea I Sclilitz 1 * linerlil auki > u
Hrug'b Omaha i Ale , 1'trtur , l > omCBtlcund
Uhluo Wlnoa.
ED MAUEEE , 1213 Farnam St ,
I have a potltlvt reroed I lot tin aboro dliau , t > i I .
oia thouiiniliorctcesei tlie want kind ttnaoi lou
mndlnulura l < e ncurt l. Inil J ottr inilinrialt
I wl 1 en.IT" HOIfl-LH
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al Estate
213 S. 14th STREET ,
BET. FARW&m AND DOUGLAS.
Have a large list of inside * business and resi
dence property , and some of the finest suburban
property in and around the city.
Wo have business property on Capitol Avenue , Dodge ,
Douglnc , Fainnm , Enruoy , Howard , 9th , 10th , 13th and
IGtli greets ,
We have fine residence property on Fnrnmu , Doug'as ' ,
Dodge , Davenport , Chicago , Casg , California streets , Sher
man , St , M arys and Park Avenue3 , in fact on nil the best
residence streets. We hnvo property iu the following ad
ditions.
Hawthorne ,
Millard& ; Caldwell's
Lakes.
Elizabeth Place
E. V. Smith's ,
Patrick's ?
Parker's ,
Sliiim's ,
Gise's ,
Nelson's ,
Armstrong's
Godfrev's ,
Lowe's ,
Kirkwood ,
College Place ,
Park Place ,
Walnut HilL
West End ,
Capitol ,
Reed's First ,
McCormick's ,
Koiintz & Ruth's ,
Impr'nt Association
Wilcos ,
Burr Oak ,
Isaac & Seldon's ?
Mansconi's
West Oiiialia ,
Grand View , .
Credit IFoncier ,
Hountz9 First
Koiintz' Second ,
Kountz9 Third ,
Koimtz' Fourth ,
Syndicate Hill ,
Plainview ,
Hill Side ,
Tnkev < & Kevsors ,
Thornburg ,
Clark Place ,
Mvers & Hichards , \
Sovds ,
And ail the other Additions to the
City.
yndicate Hill
Adjoins the stockyards property in South Omaha
These lots are aold at $100. They are nicely lo
cated and will make convening cheap , and de-
sirabIG homes for the employes of the stock
yards and packing honses.
Tukey & Keysors Sub-division *
Located in Wesb Omaha , two blocks south of Leaveuworth street , w
fine location a > d the cheapest lots in Omaha ; 125 for inside lots and
$150 tor corners ; terms $10 down , balance 85 per month ; dontfailto
see these i you want a bargain.
Kirkwood.
We have a few lots left in Kirk v/ooi addition , which we offer ab low
I.rices , terms 525 down balance $10 per month. These lots are on high
level gi ound and are defcirablo.
Hawthorne.
This addition is more centrally located than any other new addition \ ,
near the best Schools m the city. All the streets are being put to grade
the grades have oeon established by the city council , and is very desira
ble residence property , oiily 16 blocks from Post ollice , prices lower than
adjoining udditions for a home or investment. These lots cannot bo
beaten. *
KonSALE-Lot on Davenport with fine
home. § 2,000. .
Fen SAIK Full lot 21st nnd Clark street , 6
room house , $2,800.
Fen BALE Beautiful ncio lot in Gieo's odd.
81,200.
Fen SALE J lot on Chicago street between
13th nnd 14th , $2,500.
BKAUTIKDL lota corner Fornum nnd 20th
street cheap.
Fen SALK-LoU InWftlnut hill , 8200.
Fen BALK-J lot withO room house 21at
street eaty payments , $2.000 ,
Fen SALE Ixit 28th and Karnam street ,
good property , 81,000.
Foil BAIS 1 aero on California , eaat of
Sacred Heart : house , barn , nn-1 cistern , cheap
only 81 COO
Fen BALE Lots In Hnnscom plaoe each ,
? 500.
500.Fos
Fos SAW 100 feet front on 16th streetwith
ninall house iuut aouth of Hartman School , on
ly 81,700.
Fen BALK Full lot and D room housocornor
llth nnd Castollar , 82'100. '
FOR BALK Lot and 2 houses 18th nnd Nich
ols 83,000-
IFe will furnish conveyance free to any
part of the city to show jtr operty to our friends
and customers , and cheerfully give informa
tion reyardin Omaha Property.
tvJio have ftaryains to offer or wish
property at iMaryain , are invited to see us.
Bedford < fc Souer ,
Real Estate Agents
213 S. I4th St. , bet. Farnam & Douglas