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THE OMAHA BE
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE Cl
BEPITBLICAN PLATFOE1
, TLe Eepubllrsn pirtrt ty
course tor the past thirteen years si thei
of the U
n nt political organization
Stales , ha allied itsslf to the llbeny-li
masses ot the -world , and has mode a T
which Inrltes scrutiny , and challenges al
tory lor a para''elln elevating urpinlt ?
esublithlng on a firm basis "u governmc
the people tjr the people ; " and
WHEREAS , Its several acis In prcserrlr
Union , In promoting and streugt inlng a
nion atlegience to tlie flag ami gorernux
thU republic hare passed into history an i
ited the approval of the Hepubhc-n rent ]
of the age. therefore , the reprcsentatl
the Bepuulican party of Nehru a , in co
tion assembled. da resolve as roilows , viz
1st. That all honest latter ihouli be prot
and receive its last reward
2d. That ve earn stlr desire that the <
of our covermuent shall be finely uulnti
In ordr that the commeiclaland Industri
terestaof the country uiav not sutler inu | :
fluctuations In values or by impairing ii
degree that confidence irhi h no > r reva
regard to our circulating medium wMc
hops will , at no d giant day , bo based
metalle currency , the rec-galztd money c
world.
3c. That we believe that banklrg , uni
veil-guarded national system , rbould be
and ve counsel reform and rconomy in al
of the public service , an a r
Ion ot the public debt in such a way a
rapidly , as ft may be dot e w ihout imp
burdens Upon the indoitiles of the couuu
4th. That ve demand a rigid accounul
In the discharge of official duty on the p
kll office-holders , whether buie nr Na > l
end thut > i delrgitcs , r peaking for con-til
whom we rep ewiii wedl'aru * any symj
wl Ji , or for dishonest public officials , iu i
ever capacitr they may be tin ploy id.
Sth That while we recognize * nd appn
the advantages derived by the people fr
wall-regulated syst m of railway * ve del
that these public highways should be ren
subMrvlent to the public good. Jbatwbl
disavow any hostility toward railroad cor
tions we proclaim our d teru Inttion to
by lawful means all eQorts to impose oppri
or extortion te transports lou u > l i
6th. That taxation. 10 be just mn
equally imposed upon all classes of prop
therefore demaud such Natiom.1 aud
we
Irj sUtloa as will compel rai roadundall
corporations to p > y th- same proportion c
as i Imposed on ihdivlduais
7th. That we favortue pro er exercise c
powers conferred upon the uatiunal go
went by the couslltutiou to regulaie oomi
between thebtates , auil to ihi > cud we n
mend that the government e tablish and
from the Mis
pile a double ttaclt railway
river to tue Atlantic seifta-rd.
gtb. Tuat we earnestly < oqucst that
'
fUuators secure the pasja e oi Crourue's
road Land Tax Bill.
Sth. That we favor the amendment c
Constitution of the United btates pro ?
lor the election if Presld-nt , Vice rrcsl
United btales benators , and all other f <
officers bribe direct vote of the people.
10th. That the unwritten law enacte
the example of the Father of his Count
declining a re-tleclloi < to the th rd PreslJi
teria , Is as controllng as though U wss i
pvrated In the national constitution , and '
sever to beviobited.
Jltb. Tnavthe present so-cal'od ' Quail
dim policy has failed to aCord cither be
to the Indians or prutoction tu the front !
tiers , and we therefore dtinand the trans
the management ot the Indians to the Wi
partmenU
12th. That we favor the reapportionmi
Elate representatives thr ugh the cnactuii
a ne.w constitution at the earliest pracli
d y cocslstont with our present fundan
law , and that we recommend the tubmissi
the direct vote of the people in a separate
ele at the time the proposed new constlti
U voted upon , the questions of "Prohibit
"Local Option , " and license.
13th , That we approve the acts of Con
which put the rights of all citizens under
lection of the National authorities when
are assailed by hr.stlle legislation , or by tt
"olence of armed associations , whether opi
secret , and in view of the recent o irJg
the southern btates. wo dem > nu itiu cm
ment el the laws that these r'ghu may 1
corely and amply.protected whenever and i
ever invaded ; we do , however , disapprove
unconstitutional legislation , lur the n
aajr of the disorders of society , or evils
prei all in our land.
14th. That we are in favor of and most
dlally Invite immigration to our State.
braska needs immigration , that its vast up
tural. ml eral , aud manufacturing rcso
may be developed , with an area autficler.
mate ten btatee as Urge as Massachusetts
a soil unsurpassed for fertility , we E
hearty welcome to the down-trodden m
ot the old world.and a-sure them that
ahsll be secure it. th.lr lives , liberty and l
erty , and free to hold and cxprcts their :
loui and poll t cal opinions without rcs.ral
15th. That , relying upon the intelllgei
the people of our young and pro pcruus
monwealtb , which Is soon to taV.e hlgli rji
the great family of states , we hereby r
oar allegiance to the party which we repn
and call upon Its tlasje < , nnd cundlilo
men to unite with ut l.i i erpetuatlng tbe t
ings of free coveniment in accord. nco
the cherished principles whkh aUiuto
control the great bodv of our oeouie.
REPUBLICAN T1CKE1
Fo' Member of Congress ,
LOREvZO CUOUNSE ,
ot Washington county.
For Member of Congress ( contingent ]
FATIUCK o. IIAWES ,
of Douglas county.
STATE TICKET.
For Gorcrrinr.
SILAS A. OARUER ,
of Webster couuiy.
or Secretary of State ,
BRIH 0 TZSCHULK ,
cf Sarpj county.
For Treasurer , .
JOSEPH C. McBRIDE ,
- of Collar county.
For Superintendent ot Public Instruct ! !
J.M. McKENZIE ,
of emaha county.
For State Prison Inspector ,
NATHAN S. POUTER ,
of Dizon county.
For Attorney General ,
OEOBUE H. ROBERTS , '
cf Bed Willow county.
For Distr'ct Attorneys ,
First Distrlct-C. J. DILWWRTH ,
of Fhe'ps connty.
Second District IV. J. CONNELL ,
ot Douglaa county ;
Third District M. B. HOXTE ,
of CoifJi county ;
FIFTEEN out of the slxty-i
organized counties in Nebra
. -were represented at the Indepe :
ent Ko-op State Convention. 1
meagre representation indicf
that the new political departure
not destined to become very i
midable during the coming ca
paign.
IT appears that Mr. PostoC
"Williams , as the Jfcrald is plea
to call our colored fellow citizen , 1
taken umbrage at the rejection
his origin : ; ! and brilliant rcsolutl
that was to hr.ve been substituted
the first plank in the Republic
platform. If this conceited igi
ramus desires to have his ungra
matical and meaningless jargon ]
before the public in all its origii
deformity , we are ready to acco
modato him.
the Oma
Herald pronounces the Republic
ticket and platform as decided
weak the people of Southweste
Nebraska appear to entertain a ve
favorable opinion of the action oft
Convention. TheTecumseh Chi
tain says : "The platform ai
ticket alike speak for themselvi
selves. "We believe that the declai
tion of principles will be receiv
by tbe masses of the party
the State , as they were by th <
representatives in conventio
with unfeigned pleasure ai
emphatic approval. The pic
form is clear in all that
sajrs , frank in all that it pr
poses , and In all the plcdg
10 which it plights its faith , con
mits the party fairly and square !
and honestly. livery man in tl
party can stand upon such platforn
and we believe that its utterance <
simple truths and courageous a ;
sertions will rally to its suppoi
thousands of voters from the opposi
tioa. "
j
FHEfi TEADE.
"Who contends for "absolute I
Trade ? " Dees the Democr
party ? "Does any other party ? r.
thirds of the Western Republic
and every Democrat in the com
not a manufacturing monopolist
lleves in a Tariff for Kevenue ,
not iu a Tariff for Protection.r \
is the issue the Republican S
Convention treated with silent <
tempt , and did not dare to m
Just as they shamelessly eva
every other living issue of thetir
Herald.
If nobody contends for abso
free trade then why claim i
is the great political issue of
day ?
If two-thirds of the Republi
party aud every Democrat in
country , not interested in the n :
ufacturing monopoly , believe i
tariff for revenue , then certa :
there can be no free-trade is
This is the very reason why the
braska Republican Convention
norcd a proposition so univers
accepted by both parties. And i
let us able the Herald to detine
real meaning of a tariff forrever
Is not that a platform platit
that is succeptible of almost
construction that parties may se
to give. A tariff for revenue is
indefinite amount of taxation
cover the contingent expenses of
government. A free trader i
very properly claim that sue
tariff means an imposition of du
upon silks , diamonds , velvets , b
sols , carpets , champagne ana ol
imported luxuries that car
be successfully manufactured in
country , while a protectionist i
just as properly claim that a t :
for revenue means theimpositio
moderate import duties on h :
ware , boots and shoes , clothing , i
road Iron and other comniodi
that could not be manufacture !
this country in competition with
cheap labor of Europe. How w
nearly every platform of all polii
parties declares iu favor of
tariff for revenue , everybody ku
j that such a plank Is mere buncc
intended to reconcile a multit
of conflicting opinions. Altho
free trade and high protective ti
were the great political issues. 1
divided the "Whigs and Dcmoc
twenty years ago , experience
demonstrated that absolute free tr
and that protection i
is a myth ,
moderate form is demanded to i
tain our manufacturing industi
To compare such densely popula
countries like France and Engli
with America is simply absi
While Great Britain depends
most entirely upon foreign count
for the grain and meats that k
her thirty millions of people fr
starvation , America wants to bi
up a home market for the consul
tion of her surplus agricultural j.
ducts.
This want is more especially
in Nebraska , where it costs nea
two bushels of wheat to transj
one bushel to the European marl
If the Herald desires to force its !
trade clap-trap as a great politi
issue , we are disposed to accomi
date it with practical argumei
If , however , it merely seeks to
afllrm what is conceded oy Repu
cans almost everywhere tiam (
that the people favor a tariff for i
onue there can be no controvei
THE three leading actors in
serio-comic political drama that 1
justclosedattheLiucoln opera ho
wore Harri&on Johnson , Chu
Howe and General Livingsto
The merits of Doctor Johnson , IB
ter castle-builder and chief Keas -
known to evt
as a star actor are
body. His versatile genius has
ways proved equal to any emerg
cy. Church Howe is better kno
as ex-U. S. Marshal , of "Wyomi
where he gained high distinction i
tenacious and pugnacious federal
flce-holdcr The principles of the ]
publican party were fondly cherisl
by him as long as he was permit
to absorb a lion's share of the spo
Howe's removal from Uncle Sai
pasture brought about a most
markable change of political ci
victiou. He became a no
oracle of the horny-fisted Grange
exposing and denouncing politi
corruption in a manner which c <
vluced everybody that he was ta
ing from personal experience. "Wl
applies to Church Howe appl
with equal force to General Livir
stone.
He also held a fat federal offipi
few years ago As Surveyor Get
ral of Nebra&ka he had an excelk
opportunity to nibble at Uncle San
limburger , and when , by his OA
imbecility , he became the victim
the federal executioner , he prompl
recanted his political faith a :
turned his guns on the party frc
which he had drawn his sustcnani
Such is the reformer's triumvirr
that seeks to purge the political s
tnosphere of Nebraska of its impi
itie ? .
POSTMASTER GF.XERAL JEWE ;
las made a beginning at postal i
'orm. An order has just been :
sued by him cancelling the contra
or penknives which have been u&
illy issued to clerks about Nc
fears. The custom obtained win
luills were used for writing and tl
: uifc was a positive neiesMty , ai
las been kept up since the Introdn
ion of steel and gold pens to tl
irest-nt time.
AXOTIIKU Atlantic cable is no
> eing laid between England at
America. The new cable is to 1
inder the contracat of competin
elegraph companies , who will Jii
e enabled to break up the existin
lonopoly.
Tun example of Omaha in orgar
:5ng : societies for the relief of th
[ stressed settlers in the frontic
ninties is having a salutary cffec
imilar societies are now being 01
mized in almost every county i
ic State , and with a systematic an
dicious effort we shall be able t
ipoly the necessaries of life to ev
y'fatnily that is actually iu wanl
Senator Sherman on the Carle )
( From his Speech before the Columbus Cor
tion. )
What will be the effect of
straying canfidence in public sec
ties and public faith ? What w <
be the effect of hurrying home
discredited debt ? What will
the result if the United States sh (
now , in violation of the public fn
begin to pay out its newly prii
notes in payment of bonds ? I
this danger to the public credit 1
ought now to to be grappled \
and throttled by the people of C
with the fierce energv they grapj
and throtled Vallandigham
1863. Untarnished honor , hone
pure that it is not only free f
open fault , but from even
snadow of it , this is the pride <
State men may not attain it ,
organized States can. Fellow-i
zens , this movement , whether
der the open flag of repudia
raised by the Indiana Democrat
the covert , evasive threat of rep
ation in the Ohio Democratic f
form , is dishonor , shameless , pa
ble , and flagrant , with which
Republicans have this day made
sue.
sue.Allow me to say thac we car
and ought not to rely solely u
the honorable record of theRepi
can party in the past. A party I
assumes to administer agovcrnno
like ours mast keep pace with
changing events of the time. Ev
year has its issues ; and even c
principles and good conduct do
IWHVS solve with success nev
sues. In a very short period
whole cycle of political quest !
changes. Now , if I were ca
upon to specify the first requisit
a party to administer the gov <
ment now in these new time
would say economy , economy , ec
omy. This is the most difficult
tue to practice , especially aft <
period of great expenditure.
Would oe easy to show you , gen
men , that the Rapublican partj
Congress has entered upon the 1
course by reducing the expense ;
the .National Government for
current year at the rate of twei
seven millions a year , but ther
ample room and verge for a grei
reduction , and I believe there is
honest purpose in Congress to cc
out this policy of economy. W
we most need is a very large rec
tion of local taxes and still mo ;
very great limitation of the po
of local taxation.
The next object we ought to h
in view is to return to a specie si
darJ as rapidly as practicable. IS
I know upon this point there i
wide difference of opinion , and
must not be intolerant with e
other when we differ. Still I
lieve the Intelligent voice of
people is that we cannot attain ' ,
prosperity , when no man can
cheated with false values , until
labors and productions are measu
by the gold standard. We 1
months of weary talk on this 6
ject iu Congress , and although
took no positive , direct step tow
a specie standard , yet we did i
vent ; and I trust forever , any rei
grade step in the opposite directl
The general result is that no me
ure can be adopted that will Icac
from a specie standard , while
will in due time agree upon so
decided though moderate meas
to hasten the time when the do ]
of our paper money will buy
much as a dollar of real mon
Nor will this result when produi
deprive us of the useful agency
paper money , whether in the fo
of bank notes or United States nol
or of both ; but only that it v
make this paper money whal
promises it is an equivalent to e
and when the only test
the quantity of the paper inoi
will bo the amount of
that can be maintained
par with coin. On this qu
tion though , I am sorry to say ,
as Republicans are nut entir
agreed , but we are far better off
that respect than our adversarl
The law of the last session of C <
gross , though not what anyc
hoped for , has and will result bei
tinially aud is in the right directli
"
The long standing sectional"
plaint about the distribution of I
.ional bank circulation has be
honorably settled New bunks m
be organized in any of the South <
aud Western States , and this not
: he increase of depreciated not
but by thn transfer of circulati
from the East , where they had nn
than their share , to the West , whi
ihey had less. Our grievance v
not that we needed the circulatu
but that we were unjustly deprlv
> f our right to it. This law a
settled the dangerous power claim
by the Secretary of the Treasury
increase the volume of paper monte
to the extent of § 44,000,000 at 1
will. It also provided a system
actual redemption of bank notes ,
which the people will get clean , m
bank notes for the mutilated , din
and defaced notes we had. Oh , ;
une step further to make these no
as good as gold , and it needs or
sourage to take it. 1 hope and tri
that the Republican party will ta
this step. It will complete the cy <
jf great financial measures whi
t has had the honor to propose ai
xdopt.
PUNQENTISTIC.
"Is the candidate for sheriff here
isked a stranger as he looked " in
[ llinois bar room. "Yes , why
mswered eighteen men as they reP
P- .
PAn
An honest old farmer , on beii
nformed , the other day , that 01
if his neighbors owed him
; rudge , growled out , "No matte
ic never pays anything. "
A man who respects his wife ai
amily will never tell a lie when ai
me asks him how he got that sc
m his face , but will explain how
'stick ' of wood flew up , you know
"Mamma , " said a precious Ittt
ioy who , against his will , wasmai
o rock the cradle of his baby brotl
r , "if the Lord has any more babi
0 give away , don't you take 'em
"Who M-as that man ? " asked
iavannah coroner as he entered
rowd around a dead body. "B
inged to brass baud , " replied a bo ;
nd the coroner went on : "A
ight no inquest necessary. "
When they told an Indiana won
n that her husband had been slice
p by a reaper , she impatiently n
lied : "Well , take the pieces 1
ic barn ; I can't leave the goosi
erry juice just now. "
Two blarsted Britishers , who g (
[ fan Erie railway express train i
t Biughamptou , the other day , t
loot buffalo , were indignant lx
tuse a hackman offered to carr
icm up to the Inebriate Asylum fc
iree dollars.
The Nevada News says : Actoi
1 the Silver Dell Opera House d
jt object much to having rocl ;
id such things chucked at then :
it when a Chinaman comes hit
is gallery and fires his pistol int
ie drauoii in the pantomime it i
me to get real mad.
Terre Haute Express : Whei
> ung Mr. Spitzer lelt home for col
KC he took leave of his mother li
is muuuer : "Mother , I wil
rite often and think of you con
mtly. " When he returned tw <
ars later , , he remarked to hi
isious parent : "Deah mothaw
T gweet you once TTinnli ! " Tm. .
agine the feelings of a fond rnotl
A Bridgeport ( Conn. ) man
started for the west ten days i
intending to settle there , has
turned disgusted. He cot as fa
Kansas City , and found 100 law ;
there , and the thermometer 115
gress in the shade. He picked i
paper , read several columns of "
Grasshopper Correspondence , "
took the next train for his old ho
"Dear George , how sweet
wavy that wheat is ! " exclaime
fair young lady , looking langu
from a car window. "Yes , L
how beautiful ! says dear Gee ;
more intent on insinuating nis i
around a twenty-four-bone cors
"how like a a how like
dweam ! " "ITow like oats , "
"the
torted a disgustedGranger
oafs , young man. "
"Talk about snakes ! Why ,
don't see any snakes In this conn
Where I u&ed to live the rai
snakes were so thick that when
were out breaking it was almost
possible to keep them away f
the oxen. I remember one da
was ploughing and they were
-thick we could haraly keep tl
off with clubs. Finally a bigycl
fellow got up close to the plow
before we could head him off sti
the coulter with his fangs twic
"Didn't hurt the coulter any
he ? , ' queried we. "Hurt the o
ter ! Perhaps not. That oou
began to swell , and split the b <
iu less than two minutes. Fac
POLITICAL HUTES.
Governor Davis , of Minnesota
coming into prominence as a cai
d\te for the United States Sena
ship from that State.
That the Democricv ia courage
no one will deny. Witness nei
fourteen years of "grand con\
tions , " in which were conferee
much enthusiasm that no stren
has been left for the elections.
Hon George E. Hoar , in repl ;
a letter of a large number of
constituents asking him to w
draw his refusal to bu again a c
didate for Congress , 1ms comp
with the request , and will accej ;
renomination.
Senator Cameron denies that
Intends to resign his 5-cat in
Senate. He says he feels as wel
he ever did , and although h
nearly 70 years old he is as stn
and hearty as an ordinary mar
50. He intends to go to Califor
this fnll.
Ex-Governor Parker , of
Jersey , is also In the field for
Presidency. The Governor's br
Is estimated to weigh about fil
four ounces , if the length of
tape-line required to go around
head is any guide to the qtiantit ;
matter inside of it.
The opposition to Gen. Garfl
did not cease when he sticceded
securing a nomination for Congn
if reports from his district are to
trusted. It is said that a call sigi
by 1,500 Republicans Is to be iss\ \
soon , calling for a convention
nominate an independent cac
date.
Lewis D. Campbell , of Ohiowri
to the Democratic Convention of
Congressional district to say that
his name has been mentioned
Congress , "he neither has claims
nor personally wants that or o
other office or nomination. " - ' .
does not want to be thought
chronic office seeker. "
Thus far no evidence has been
ceived to show that the fears of
outbreak of the blacks had a
foundation. It is easy for a ganc
white outlaws to come down quii
ly upon a meeting of colored mi
nnd to capture and hang the
with the pretext that the lat
were plotting against the whit
These outrages show what may
expected under a restoration
Democratic rule.
Senator Mltohell has been sper
Ing the entire summer In Wushir
ton , devoting most of his time as
member of the Senate Commit )
an Transportation to an investip
tion of the postal-car question. ]
Is now encaged In obtaining infi
mation relative to the svstem of i
Intratlon between the Postoflice I
[ mrtment nnd the railroad coi
panics \\hlch has been adopted
England. This svstem has lo
3ecn in use in England , and is sa
: o be productive of good results.
Charles H. Hardin , theDemocn
i ! candidate for Governor of M
iouri , has announced that if elect
lie will not resign nor accept the <
Ice of U. S. Senator. Thh stai
nent will probably strengthen hi
somewhat with the people , but
: hrows a very large bucketfull
: olJ water over Col. Colman , t
: andkate ! for "Lieutenant Govern *
liuce it reduces him from a posslt
Governor to a candidate for a po
ion which is about as near nothii
is any office can be. And he did
ivant tobeGo-ernor , too.
Gen. Butler ought to be high
iatisfied with the situation of affai
n his district His enemies a
aking precisely the course to ma !
u's re-election abs 61utely certai
'nstead of uniting their forces upc
mo man they appear determined
un two candidates , and thus gi'
heir enemy an easy victory. The
3 a bare possibility that Butler h
irranged the whole thing to st
liiusclf. One of the opposition oai
lidates , Mayor Coggswcll , was
Sutler man a fehort time ago , an
here is a suspicion now that he
forking in the same interest. Tl
( her opposition candidate is M
V. T. Phillips. He has alwa :
een an opponent of Butler , and
ery highly spoken of.
An Army Scandal.
| Correspondence of the New York World ]
FouTSANDcns , Wy.Auguit2G.
It may be considered rather unfo
mate that while the press and pul
c generally are uniting to demau
jat the management of India
ffairs shall be vested in the arm
s the only department having tru
itions , and one whoso members ai
kely to administer their trust wit
itegrity , we should present a Cred
[ obilier scandal on the plains , j
) tirt martial had been called hen
vcr which Colonel Palmer , of th
ccoud United States Cavalry , w
> preside , vhen suddenly anothc
Hicer was detailed to preside eve
, and replace Colonel Palmer i
) rcmand of the post , the Colom
. ing ordered under arrest. A com
isembled here on the 2d prox. t
y him. General Terry will pre
ile , General Getty , of the Fourtl
rtillery , is on the detail
ith several Colonels , am
ieutcnant Colonels , the junio
embers of the court being Majo
liomasF. Barr , Judge Advocate
lie trial creates no small sensatioi
circles where the real characte
the charges is known. Col. Pal
er Is charged with cutting logsam
iiber on the Government reserva
MI , hauling them out with Govern
tut ? teams , and selling them to th <
nlon Pacific Railway Company
itting' the whole proceeds in hi
fn pocket. Rumor hits very clr
mntantially that he not only paic
thing for the lumber and th <
mllng thereof , but that the cutting
is done by soldiers ; to whom , dur-
g his command at tbe fort , an un-
ual number of passes and fur-
ighs were issued. An impression
avails at the fort that Col. Palmer.
11 be "whitewashed. "
BANKING.
BZKA SIILLAKD. J J. II. MII/LA ]
President. | . Cosl
NATIONAL BA3S
Cor. Douglas and Thirteenth Streets.
OMAHA , - s .NE1.RAS1
Capital. . . . . . . . - . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .S200C
Surplus and Profits 3uC ,
AGENTSFOR THE UNI
FINANCIAL STATES.
AN ! DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY
DISBURSING OFFCElIS.
THIS BANK DEALS
in Exchange , Government Bonds , Youc
Gold Com ,
BULLIONand GOLDDUS
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And z\\3 drafts and innkcs collections c
parts of Kuropo.
KETDraftadrawn payable In gold or cu :
cy-a thelUukof California , San irancb <
TICKETS FOU SALE TO ALL PA
of Europe via the Cunard a ad Nat
Steamship Lines , and the flamburg-Amc
Pae'.et Company. _ 271
U.S.DEPOSITOE
TIic First National Ba
ore *
Corner of Ifnilmm nud 13tli Ktr
"
THE OLDEST BAUEINQESTABHSHa
IN VEBEAGKA.
( Successors to Kountio Brothers. )
ESTABLISHED IN 18
Orqanised 03 a National Bank , August 23 , 1
Capital end Profits over - $250 ,
OFFICERS AXD DIRECTORS :
E. CKEIOIITON , A. KOUNTZK ,
President. Cashie
II. COUNTER , II.V. . YATES ,
VicePics't. As't Cashie
A. J. vopi'LETON , Attorney.
1 he Oldest hstaDiisnuu
BANKING HOUS
IN JimJAXKA.
Caldwell , Hamilton & C
Business transacted same as t
of an Incorporated Hank.
Accounts kept iu Currency or G
subject to sight check without
tice.
Certificates of Deposit Issued p
able on demand , or at fixed i
bearing interest at six percent.
auntim , and available in iu all pa
of the country.
Advances made to customers
approved securities at market n
of interest.
Buy and sell. Gold , Bills of ]
change , Government , Stale , Com
and Citr Bonds.
We giro special attention to ne
tiatiug Railroad and other Cor
rate Loans issued within the Sti
Draw Sight Drafts on Engla
Ireland , Scotland , and all parts
Europe.
Sell European Passage Tickets.
C'lLLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE.
ALVIN SAUNDERS , ENOS LOW ]
President. Vice Presde
BEN WOOD , Cashier.
S AVIITGS BAIT !
_ N. W. Cor. Farnhara aud 13th Sts. ,
Capital . _ . . . . . . . S 100
inthorlzei Capitll . _ 1,000
f-T\EPOSITS AS SMALL , AS ONE DOI
I J lar sece ved and compound Interest a
| lowed on the same.
Advantages
OVER
Certificates of Deposit :
PEE WHOLB OR ANY PART OP A 1
J _ poit after remaining in this Renk tt
DODths. will draw interest from d.te of der.
t to payment. The whole or any part o'a
> osit can ' * drawn at an" fine. autf ii
Established 1858.
. 3" .
JARRIAGE TOUFACTOiT
538 & MO Fourteenth Street ,
3tfice up ileus , ) Omaha , Nebraska. Carrlai
nd Buggies on hand or icaclc to order.
N. B. Particular attention paid to Reps
32. SDr28-t
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS !
J. O. SZiATTEB.
Dealer in Staple and Fancy
Ghroceries
rick Store , B. B. Cor. 16A & Chicago El
WILL REMOVE SEPTEMBR 1st , to
ACOBS' New Brick Block , cor. , 15th and Cs
ol Avenue ,
Special Bargains are now offered in grocerl
iforeremo > al. _ auglOdtf.
EDWARD KUElHL.
[ AGISTEn. OF THE J Kl AItTE ;
o498 lUth St. , between Fan&am & Harne
Will by the aid o ! guardian spirits , oljta
i any one a view o ! tiio post , present nnii f
> re. No fees charged in cases o"sickness. .
OOA PW DAY. Agents-wan
Stn 0/i' ' ! All clas-es ot wor
g people of either RCI , young or olJ , ; aa
ore money at worker us In their spare m
entiorall th Hn ) than at anything els
Idiess iiTINSUN < t Co. . Portland , Maine-
lydraulio , Cement
AND-
PIPE COMPAH1
ITOULD INFORM THE PUBLIC THA
T they are now ready to furnish If.
SAUL1C CEMENT , of the very bestqualit
d in any quantlty.eitber at the factory , whli
located at Bcatrice.Ncb. , or at the Pipe worl
Omaha They also are prepared to furnl !
kinds o > MENT PIPING forSEWERAGI
IAINAGE , ETC , Also manufacture a
rles of CHIMNEY WOHK. WE GU ARA ! >
: E OUR CEMENT TO BE EQUAL TO AN
kTDRAULIC CEMENT MANUFACTURE
TUE UNITED STATES.
IB-ORDERS FROM DEALERS RESPECT
ILLY SOLICITED.
BATRICE HYDRAULIC
& 1'IPE CO.
NEBRASKA
MAZTA - -
mv21-3m
Barney street , between Ufh and 15th
Carriage and Tfcgon Making
all it Branches , in the latest and most
approTod pattern.
BSE SHOEING AND BLACKSMITHING
id repairing done on inert notice.
V2f IT
ITQUEALEY'S
QUEALEY'S
\ P. Soap Factory !
Ituated on tbe line of the Union Pacific
lroa.1 , nrar the powder hotuo. Manufac-
s fl 6t < laiS soap lor home constunpuai
ni > 9J-1v -
iinii
oUffl a&m
Nos. 187 , 189 and 191 Fainham Streel
mar2d
MILTON ROGEBS ,
toves
TZETWASIE and T22T 2T23S.S' STOCS
SOLE WESTERN AGENCY FOK -
STEWART'S COOKINQ and HEATING STOYES
THE "FBABEBSjfr COOKING STOVES ,
CHARTER OAK COOKING STOVES
All of Whci : ! V Ml bi3 Sold at Manufacturers' Price * , Witli lYelsrht
p2"-tf
& I
Manufactured with Great Care from the Best Grain.
General Depot , Cor. 14th. & Dod o Sts
nay 9-ly. QMAZ2. & . ELA3I CL\RK.
TFT.
) F
And Ulamifnctiircr of Dry antlSatiiratrtl lloofln and Sbetuhlng Felt.
ALSO DEALERS IN
Roofing , Pitcli , Coal , Tar , Sltc Etc
T > tK > PiSG in any part of Nebraska or adjoining States. Office opposite .the Qas Works , o
_ tt 12thitreet. Addreii P O. Box 43. ! .
C. F. GOODMAN ,
WHOLE USGIST
I > oalcr In
PAINTS , OILS AND WINDOW GLASS ,
Omaha. Nebraska. .
IMI. 0" .
IMPORTER XKD JOBBER OF FOREIGN AXD DOMESTIC
WINES and LIQUORS ,
Tobaccos and Cigars ,
No. 142 FABNHAM STREET , OMAHA , NEB.
Old Kentucky TYMskies a Specially.
KSTAGENT FOE THE ELDOKADO WINE COSIPANT , CAUFORNIA.1B3
, of iToliot111. .
CHARLES H. PLATZ
Manufacturer of MILLINERY ,
AND
.adies' and Gents' NEPTUNE , or
FlbH.FLOWERS ,
Nice Ornaments for Ladles.
ORDERS PP.OMPTLY FILLED.
516 Douglas St. , Yisclier's Block , Omalia ,
BTEON SEED. LK1TJS E. BEEr
BYRON REED & CO ,
The Oldest Established
Real Estate Agency
IN NEBRASKA
Keep a complete Abstract si Title to all Rca
Esfcun In Om-hii and Douglas ronnlT.
City Meat MarKex.
nstantly on.aand
A LARGE SUPPLY OF
MUTTON.POULTRY
POULTRY ,
GAME
- ASD -
OB TA. . 3B 3U 3ES
JAS..M. MCVITTIE ,
WHOLESALE DEALE11 IN
Olarried Cider.
I > and ISO Parnnam Street.
YICTOR COFEiJIAN ,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON ,
L ( OVER ISU'3 DRUG bTOEE. )
JStroot ,
GISH ,
281 K.mlinra St. . Bet. I4tb A lath
UNDERTAKER
Schneider & Burmester
Hanufactarera ot
UN , COPPER AND SHEET IP.OS
WARE. DEALEPJ IN
Cooking and Heating Stores.
Tin Roofing , Spouting and Gutter * ngdon
inert notice and ID tae beat manner.
| Ut n trot
EEDMAN & LEWIS ,
Cor. 16th and Izard Streets.
TJ JB IE IR ,
On hand and SAWED TO ORDER.
Je2CIm
F. A. PETEKS.
Saddle and Harness Maker ,
AND CuURIiGS TR13MEB ,
fo. 274 5rarnli m i.bil.l5tt &intfc
A LL orders and repairing promptl jr attended
tto and latisfaction guarrattetd.
* 5r-Ca3li paid lor ludw. * P39lT
MAX MEYER & BROTHER , OMAHA , NEBRASKA
CHEAP FAHMS !
On tbe Line ot th
Union Pacific
A Lad Grant of 13,000,000 Acres of th best FABMINQ ani HIKES AL Lacia of Aaerfc *
1,000,000 AC11FS IN NEBRASKA IN THE UOTAT PLATTE VALLE
THE GABDES OF THE WEST SOW FOB SALS
United States , on tbo 41st desreo of Noith Latitude
These lands are In the central portion of the
Zone o ! the American Continent , and for grain
itude , ths central line of the great Temperate .
growing and stock raising unsurpassed by any in the United States.
OHEAPEB 19 P IGEmna faTorsole terns M n. aid acre coaTenlwt to aerket tiaa ca
be found lehere.
t
FIVE and TEN YEAES1 credit given with Intersil ai SIX PER CENT
COLONISTS aad 4 OTUAL8ETULEE3 can tiaj 0:1 Tea Tears' Orodlt. Lands at tlu laa
orlco to all OUEDIT f PEOHASES3.
A Deduction TEN PEB CUNT. FOR CASH.
FREE HOMESTEADS FOB ACTUAL SETTLEKS.
> jad the Best Locations for Colonies !
Soldiers Entitled to a Homestead cf
160 Acres.
- - or Xm22. < 5L
. Z xii-cliixrBOT-fJ
351-00 3P 30 to
Pamphlet , with new maps , pnbll'ha'l In EnjII'h , Gfrrqtn , Sweed
Send lor new DescriptiTe . . - :
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ind Dan' - u th , mailed free eTerywhere. band Address Cotnrniwlnncr U. - P. tt.it.Co. ( Maha.Neb.
A. B. EUBSStSIAJSTN < fc CO. ,
WATCHMAKERS , OF JEWELHY
S. E. Cor. 13tli & Douglas Sts.
JEWELRY
\YHOLESALE \ Oil KETA1L.
Dealers Can Save TIJIS and FAEIOUT by
Ordering of Us.
ENGKAYIXG BONE FIIEE OF CHARGE !
© -ALL UOODS WARSANI D TO BE AS REr
ianSl-U
J.
S. C. ABson
Sf * & a
Book ; g i
DSALSnaIN
flo. 188 FarsJiam Str st. Omalia ,
PnhHshPrs' AgPntg or Srlmq Hm > ' ; ? Maod in N
GEO. A , HOAGLAHB ,
ale
OFFICE AND YARD
COR , OF DOUGLAS AND 6THSTS , , U , P , R , R , TRACK ,
anlltl
WM. U. FOSTER ,
Wholesale ?
WINDOWS , DOORS , BLINDS , MOULDINGS , &C-
Plaster Paris , Hair , Dry and Tarred Felt.
Sole Agents for Bear Creek Licio aul Louisville Cccieat
OFFICE AND YAP.1. : 1 rT A TT A NEB
i U. P. Track , bet Farnham and Dougla * Sts. J l/l\i _ fii A .
aprttf
N. I. D. SOLOMON ,
OILS A2TD
! OAL OIL AND HEAD-LIGHT
- NEBRASKA
FAIBLIE & MOISTELL ,
LANK BOOK E AHIFMT
Stationers , Engravers and Printers ,
iscMc , Odd Fellows aud luiigMs oi' Pytliis
TJ 3ST Z ST'O E3VL S.
DGE PROPERTIES , JEWELS , BOOKS , B"JTKS , ETC. ,
SS-EASTERX PRICES AND EX. RE 53
. 3NT3J3
ruij-itj
ARTHUR BUCKBSS.
B. PENT ER , B TJ S 1 , D S
AND DEALEE INFer
f
For Yards , Lawns , Cerretericj CtiarcIi GruaiU cnaTubli
Office and Shop 1
bet. Funhamand XLirney j
prtU.