Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 8, 1883, Page 5

BUFFALO COUNTY. The Live and Latent Wealth of Western Nebratka, The Principal Features of Kearney, and Other Matters, 8p cal Correapondence of Tun Bux Kransey, May 5 —Thia s becom- ing qaite popular as an agricaltaral district, with the present prospec:s more favorable than ever before for an abandant vegetable production, both wild and coltivated, When the re- port of Lowis and Clark Is considered one almost feels lo doubt of his owa vislon as he looks abont this otcs called ‘'Great American Desert,” and beholda luxurlant growth Cf vegeta uon nearly, or quite equal In value, to that of the New Eogland atates. There s an exhibition at Mr. Whiteakers' office in Kearney a collee- tion of grass snd cereals, all Buffalo county prodacts, that Is really worth the attention of the public. Hersare fouod every known varlety of tame grassee, together with all kinds of ralo and herbs usually fouod fo the gut zrloultaral distrlots, und in fally LIVE STOUK also rank foremost among the produs- tlon of Buffu o connty, There 1e now » large herd of neat cattle feedlow nesr Kearney that sstoulsh wll the beef men from the eas: that have sven them, Taere are in the herd sime twenty or more ateers taat welgh up wards of 2 000 pounds each, and such is the production of Batfalo county. Some farmeis In this sec lon re port enormous yields f wheat, corn and prtatues per acre, bat the maxi- mum yield is perhaps not above the average of other eastern coanties, but is no dount fally as good and will b materially lmproved atong the ltno «f| THE KEARNEY CANAL, whioh is now b.i.g vigorouely pushed forward and 18 expected to bs comple- ted this season, by which lands for & rading ot several miles can ke iir ted dartng Jaly sud A igosé, if neces #acy. The opening of the canal will open an avenue to commerce which will prove a valuable acqnisition to Kearney, In the way ot offarlng un- paralled indacements to manufacturers who may find it greatly to their advan- tago to locate here, where they will find the best water orivileges to be had in the couatry. Thls is one of the en- terprises that will eventually be fnitl: ated by the people of varlous sections of thestate to advantage. KEARNEY fs now having a real estate boom. Land that wae preemp‘ed in 1872 at 2 peracts, 1s wow selitna ut nearly £3,000 pur acre, or feam §250 to 8310 per residunr 1 (it ing is contenn! t i though but little has asy th sac meuced. thie Emigeation is now pouring into the | county at a rapid rate. It is estimated by real estate dealers that fully 3,500 people have settled in B iffalo county this spring, nearly all of them haviug permsnently located. Porhaps the most featurs in Kearnoy {a THE STATE REFORM SCHOOL, which is located two miles wost of town, and is in charge of Dr. Colilus. A visit to tho only institucion of the kind in Nabraska revesls to the minda of all parcies personally interosted & consoling 1dea of pure sitlsfaction. For tho bonefit of those of ourreadora who have little or no ioformation with the characeristics of a reform school I will dwell 1o detali concerning tho modus operandi of the iastitution. The state has now 320 scres of fiao land, with a three story brick building 48x53 feet on the ground. The base- ment is utilizsd ss kitchen, dining room and laundry. The second floor has an oftise, parlor and school room, while the third is used as a dormitory, being comtortably provided with good and clean beds, 1n two large rooms— having no oconnection—ono for the boys and one for the glrls. Of this farm there are 110 acres under cultivation, and it s expected that 50 to 100 acres more will bs broken this season. About fifteen acres are as a kitchen garden, aoted pablic the dinner hour, I was ocordially in. vited to a weat In the dining hail In the meantime the boys had arranged themselves In the hallway in doable file and all awaited o slgoal from the teacher, Mr, B, F. Ceatg, when they marched into the diuing room, each to his respeciive place, rtood & moment, untilall were in poeltion, then all seated thomselves a:oocd, and immediately repeated the Lord’s prayer In concert alond The dinner was good, fn fact much beiter than that ot the average hotel of Nabraska, though not ‘‘gorgeous,” bat clean, and wasapparently relished by all. Good order prevalls, and those of oar people who have children there mauy rest assuredthat they are in most osees much botter off than they would be ut home. THE LIVE 8T)CK belongiog to the state consists of one span of horses, twelve cows, recently provided; and about 100 head of fine begs, all ip good condition, and reem t)ne a great source of pleasure to some of the boys who have them ia charge, The site of the bullding fs one of the most picturesque that could have been procared, and is to ba decorated this season with 500 red cedar trees from Custer county, in addition to numerous flower beds which the chil- dren are allowed to cultivate to their own notion, each oune having bis or her owu plat, The idea of procaring evergreans that aro natives of this stutois a good one, a1d should be adapted more gen- erally throughout the state in o1dor to insara success. The prios belng only ten cvnts each places them in resch of every county home and snburban res!- dent, and if properly p uned they are olsssed amony the mos' ornameatal shrube, Buffao county has four trading points on the line of the railroad, the most important of whish 1s Kearney, the county sout, with a growing popn- lation now numbering about 3 000 Thin s also the terminas of one of the B. & M. branches. SHELTON The next in &1z3 has about 700 peo- pleaud Is a thriving little town, hav- ing every branch of industry repre- sented. Thls section of the couutry has recorded its shace of land sales and is still holding out inducements to lend seekera that are hard to match. GIBBON is vext lu aiz3, having nearly as many souls within her borders, Here to> o found in store everythiog required to make life enjoyable. The state Baptist seminary is located at Gibbon, and ls the pride of the town. Al though the iustitution is as yet in ite Infancy, it Js expected that a grist of foll fladged Baptists will be turned out in Jane next, ready for the pulplt. ELM CREEK, the foarth raliroad polnt, ls west of Koarney, and promises to become of some importance, though as yet it is not old enough to have establisked o respectable graveyard. Tho Hon. T, Porterhouse drew his ruonth’s salary a8 congressman on the 4h On the same evening, howaver, he Jiow a ten spot instead of an ace, COUNCIL BLUFFS ADDITIONALLOOALNEWS TrulyBTasty. A, Loule has so traproved; his res- taurant parlors on Broadway that they are traly as elegant asany to be found, eveu in Chicago. They have been dee- orated In the highest art, and as all know, tho establishment could not be in the hands ot a more ekiliful caterer than Loute himself. Aside from the the marvelous beauty of the parlors, those who visit them may be sure of gottiog jast what they want and as they waat {t, whether it be a meal, a luncheon, lco cream and cake, or what not in that line. Ocrders for weddings and pacties ace promptly filled, and delivery wagons now make regular trips through the clty, and orders given to drivers will alzo be carefally attended to. Drop ia and see the little palace and taste its viands. Council Proceedings At a regular meeting of the counell, the mayor and all preseut, a petition for narrowlng the side walk on Maln streot, south of Stxth avenue, to ten feet was presented. The oity attor- ney waa instracted to prepare an or- and is worked by the boys principally, a8 wall as the entire farm work, only one farm hand boln%smp\oyod. There are now thirty-ono brys and eleven girls ta atteadance. These range from elzht to nineteen years of age, and are chiefly childrea who, for waat of kind homes and loving pareats, have wan- dered away from the path of the virtu ous and committed some petit crime, and are sent here for correctien for a perlod of tims, ususlly until they be- come of age. AT SCHOOL The state provides two competent teachers, and the common branches of edacation are taught the same as in a district school. The children are bright, obadlent and happy, and enjoy schooling, which most of them were never betore privilegad. Darlag va- cation they all work out doors, and are enabled to cbtaln not only man- nual exerciss, but sclentific Ideas re- garding agricolture, botany, garden- ing and stock breeding. As s00n as the spaclous new baild- ing, costing absut $40,000 of the late appropriation, ls built the present bullding will be converted into shops, where the diffsrent branches of mechanism will ba taught. The superintendent informed me that the farm, thoagh only two years uid, pald §1,600 toward Hying last season, and he is injhopes this year to make the institutlon nearly self-ans. taining although his family is con- stactly Increasing, Competent in- structora are kept constantly with the children while at work, and all atten- tlon possible is given them by way of explaining any techulcal branch that may arise. I was more than pleased at the kindnees shown these homeless children in every department, as well as to note the affection the children had for thelr tutors, Ia saveral cases they have refused to go home on a vislt when they were granted leave of absence, AT DINNER, Ay the ringing of the bell announced dinance. A petition of Frank Hunt. er to be appolnted poll tax collector, was reforred. Fifty-two appllications for saloon licenses were referred to the police committee. The olty treasar— er's repors showed $14 859 cash on hand. Olty Attorney Mayne was allowed $100 for damage to corn crop during the ballding of the levee. The report of the fiaance committee recommend- iog payment to De. Pluney of $100 for ampatation of the arm of Jos. Spalding, Injored while firing a can- non the Garfield memorlal day, was laced on fi'e. Theclty engineer was natracted to advertise for blds for paving altered between Bancroft and Maia street. The proposals of the Globs and Ad- vance to print council proceedings was placed on file, Adjourned to this evening. Cigar’ Makers' Strike. Taree of the cigar manufactares, Tampton & Lamb, Lon Boekhcff and J. Datesman have granted the ad- vauced msked by the Unlon clgar makers, Dr. Cook’s kemoval. Dr. A, J. Cook, who makes a spec- inlty of chronic diseases and disexees of women, has moved Into his new and elegantly furnished office, room No. 6, Everett's block, where he will gled to meet his many friends and patrons, The doctor has bullt up a practice doring his two years' residence 1n our city of which he may well fcel proud, New Passevgor Depot. At a meeting of the board of trade last night the committes on rallways reported that the Cnicago, Barlington and Qaincy would bulld a new pas- senger depot here at onca, A Woman's Terrible Curse. New York cor. Chicigo Jonrnal, Oaly & small proportion of interest- Ing ocourrences gete into the papers, and of those that are reported the half THE DAILY BEE--OMAHA TUESDAY MAY 8 1s asually not told. New Yerk jou nals gave a fow lines of the fact that the mother of Jimmle Elllot, the prize fighter who was killed by Dann In Chioago, sent back to Har Hill & contribution of §60, beoa r{:er %01 death had been indirectly caused by & quarrel with him, Bat the carse ¢hat she pronounced on Dunn was left In the note book of the stenographer who heard it. 1t was spoken partly in the Irish language, but being lnterpreted, ran thus: “May heaven send him bad luck and give him a strong conatitation to bear it. May he look at good for- tune constantly before him and never overtake it. May fire and flood pur- sue him wherever he goes. May the walls of prisons, poor houses and mad houses alone shelter him May de formlity of mind and holy follow his children and his grand ohtldren. May his sons be led to disgrace and crime, and may the bereen dhuv (the derk pathway) of the lnformat be theirouly ossape from the havgman May hia dnughters go to shame, May be b-ing misfortune on all who tiy to be'riend him. May the las’ «f his race die a dog In the service of the red «nemy of Treland.” The furious atterance of thisinveot- ive, and the rogged Irtsh in which It was oxprossed, was in keeping with it in- the heartfelt damnation which voked, DId yon resd how Chelses, V¢, was ocured of a terrible sore leg, by Hood's Sarsaparilla, the blood purifier? —_————— Would not bn without Reddivg's Russia Salve, it Ye uoticn the Marrisge Fund, Mutual Truat Association, of Codar Rapids, Tows, highly poken of in many of the leading papers of tho state, “Money for tho Un. warried” heads their advertisement in saother eolamn of this vaver. £5.8m o —— Walt Till You See Flynn Texas Siftivys Timothy Flynn wes a tailor In the employ or Me Peters. Tne domestic affatrs of Timothy and ti) wife were not condacted with harmony. Broken heads and dismembered articles of furnitare fri q1ently a‘tested that fact. Last Monday Mr. Poters went to his house to see him He met Mra Kliyon at the door. A black eye, & bralsed nose aod a trlumphant smile wore her most prominent features. “‘You seem to have been haviog a devll of a tima, Mrs Fignn,” sald Me. Paters; ‘‘you sre all broken up. Has —— " “Don't talk, Mr. Pethers. Lord love ye, don’t talk till ye see Flgon,” Ladies Do you want a pure, bloom- ing Complexion it 50, 8 few “['8‘ cations of Hagan’s MAGNOLIA BALM willgrat- ify you to your heart’s con- tent. It does away with Sal- lowness, Redness, Pimples. Blotches, and all diseases an¢ imperfections of the skin. overcomesthe flushed appear- ance of heat, fatigue and ex- citement, It makes alady of TIHIRTY appear but TWEN- 1Y ;3 andso natural, gradual, and perfect are its effects, that ft is impossible to detect its application. T YRR PR TS 2I10UX FALLS Jasper Stone COMPANY, (INCORPORATED] This Company is now prapaed o recelve orders or SIOUX FALLS JASPER STONE, Bmlding Parposes, And will make figures on round lots for prompt elivery. The Company is shipping PAVING BLOCKS To both Chicago and Omaha, and solicits ccrres- pondence aud orders from contractrs en- §aged n paving streets in any of th Westorn C.ties. TESTIMONIALS, EUPRRINTRNDENT'S OPFICK, Chicago, West Divis. ion Raiiway Coicago, Dec 188 Elwel), Preside t 8ioux F r P.wer Com. pany. Dear Sir—I hav om your cour- Pavy »ince October 1, 1852, about 100 ‘car losds of granito paving blo-ks and have laid them be- tween the rails of our street rallwav track s in the heart of the city. 1 bare been using vaving ma- terial in this city for m ny years, and I take plea sure {n raying that in wy o-luion ths grenite ing blcckn furnished by your company are FBe mon regu'ar in shape and perfe t in form, and te far a8 [ have been abla to ju!ge, are pos. sessed of as durshle feature as any materlsl that bas ever bren offere] or laid in he city Yours, JAS K. LAKE. (Copy. | §t. Louis, March 22, 1883 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN— This 18 to cortify that 1 have examined a piuce of granite taken from the Sioux Falls Granit Quarrios, aud, i my opinion, it is thy best stone for sireet paviug I have seen'tn Am rica (Signed) HENRY FLAD, Prea. Board Public Improvemen's Stone for Pav.r ng Purp ‘ses And any pera n inte in such impr will find it grea his advantage communicate with us. We invite CORRESPOD SUBJECT, Thy the enersl man nt and supervision of wpaoy’s business is now ia the ha1ds of Wm. McBais, Address your letters to A. G. SENEY, Pue ident of the J sper Stone Co, DENCE ON THE|: Prosident, Vies Prer). W. 5. Dumnua, Sec. and Treas. e e o M, Clarke, YANUFACTURING C0|odest Real Estate Agent Lincoln, Neb MANUFAOTURERS OF Oorn Planters Harrows.Farm Rollers ;i‘;:llx B".ly Rakes, Bucket Blevating Wo ore Drbperore: do job work aad manaies 19 the NEBBASKA MANUFACTURING 0O NOTARY PUBLIO AND PRAOTI CAL CONVEYANOER, Clarke selis Houser and Lots, Residence Lote and Busi e @ Lots all over the city, and all aidi- tlone, besides improved and unimproved farms ower than any other agent e 16-t1 Uincoln Neb ALL TIME, <. e o for Liquor License, 8ix ?I‘Vhl old, d by Almont, he by Alexan~ NOTICE, der 4bdalish, m, On_Time, by War Dance. | Notice is hereby given that H A, Nolte did Alro the Btandard-bred Sialiios ORIENTAL, Three vears old, sired by Almont Li htning, by Almont dam, KENTUCKYCENTRAL wpon the ¢8th day of April A. D, 183, file his spplication tothe Board of County Commlssioners of Douglas county, Nebrasks, for license to sell Malt, Spirituous and Vinous Liquors, at Elkborn Siation inChicago Precinct, Douglas County, Neb. from the 1st day day of November, 1883 fthere be no objection, remonstrance of pro- test filod within two weeks from Apr.l 2sth A..D, 1883, the said license will be granted. H, A NOLTE, Foury ears old, 2:31, hy Belzrial, Belzorlal was | 1h0 omaha Boo Applicant. wapaper_will publish the above notice once week fortwo weeks at the expense of the applicant. ~ The County of Dug s is not to be charged therewith, JOHN BAUMER, 206-2t4 Oownty Clerk, Matter of Application of B, Bierbach for iquor Licen NOTICE, Notice i3 hereby given that B, Bi:rbach did upon the 25th day of April, A D. 188, fi'e his application t5f the Board of County Com- miwioners of Douglas Connty, Neb-aska, for licen-e to sell malt, spi ituous amd vinous n’Millard Precinct Douglas com the firsh day of May, 1838, 1 the firat day of August, 1883, 1t 'there be no object on, remnustiance or pro- t s filed within two weeks from April 25th, A D, 1853, the eald lcense will be . ranted, B. BIERBACH, Applicant, The Omahs Bee v easpaper will publish the ahove notice once exch woek for_two weeks ab the expinse of the The county of Douglas is not #o be chi th rewith. JOHN BAUMRR, Coun'y Clerk, BENZON & GOLLIN, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, 13th street. by Alexands Abdaliah. Will make the eeason at my p'ace on 20th 8t., w0 biockn weat of Gr en Street cars, at &35 00 each. 'be return- ed nextee o nor ey must be peld {nvaria urther par- ticulars see or ED. REED, ©Omaha, Neb m 810l m&e 1m FOR BARGAINS IN Houses, Lots, Al FFaRMS, On Easy Terms, liquors, at Millard, 265 2§ 211 south SEE Opp. Omaha Natlonal Baok, SHRIVER & BELL. room house, lot 50x150, 9th st 100m house, lot 50x140, 10th 4, t. 816°0 00 t 2100 (0 t §2)x04, 17th street 5000 00 b K2Ix94, Doreas 8t 1500 00 room house, lot 60x146, Mcu‘ana . 1800 00 th strect 2100 0) e 2200 00 ’,'Cas srect 3000 00 100,Charles ntreet 900 00 37, Cap tol ave.. 2600 00 S'. 2800 D uglas street s 20~5 rooun houte on leased iug street... 12—3 room house on leaved g1 slrest. g FARMING LAND FOR HOUSES s FOR RENT. BENZON & COLLIN. Oall at office or send postal for pamphlet containing desariotion and prices of property in all portions of the city, THE OLDEST ESTABLISED BARKING HOUSE IN NEBRASKA. CALDWELL, HAMILTON & CO., BANKERS. Business transacted same as that of an incorporated Bank. ) Accounts solicited and kept ubjec to sight check wlthcutl l:;otle:é o . Oertificates of deposit issued payable Taxes Paid. in three, six and twelve n:lnn:hl:, bear- i} P lag Interest, or on demand without in- OORRESPONDENCE SOLIOI- | iofest. D. Advances made to customers on ap- roved securities at market rates of FRENEZERBLOOK HOUS: ST RENT, Loans Negotiated, Rents Collected, of May, 1883, to the 1st [ F\ v Meoicar [Jispensany | Offices and arlors over the new Omaha National ank, 13th, between Farnam and DouglasS3treets. A §. FISHBLATT, M. D, - PROPRIETOR. SPrHOIAY. WNOTION. There are & great many peovle throughout the State whose ocircimstances will not permit them to visit the Dispensary personally. There are others who are unable to travel, and for various reasons oannot leave home, For the accommodation of those thus altuated, and by the requset of many patrone all over thestate, Dr. Fiahblatt wil yieit the followlng cities on the days and dates mentioned: Gouncil Blufe, (Tow) Suturday, ay oth; Kearney, Thureday. May 10th; Huesins y, May l1th; Grand Island, Saturday, May 13th; Crete, Friday, May 18th Plattamonth, Saturday May 19th; North Plaite, Satardsy, May 36th; Norfolk, Frle day, June lst; Fremont, Saturday, June 2d; David City. Saturday, June 9th; Nebraak- Oity, Friday, Tune 15th; Falls City, Thursday, June 28th, Tecumeeh, Friday, June 29:h; Lincoln, S\turday, Juns 30th; Schyler, Thureday, July bth; Colambus, Friday, July fth. Central City, Saturday, July 7th, &3 For further parti’ulars and other appeintments, see your county papers, Special attention given to Diseases of the THROAT AND LUNGS, CATARRH, KIDNEY AND BLADDER And Female Diseases, a8 well as 411 Chronic and Rervous Diseases DR. FISHBLATT Han d1scoy rod the greatest cure In the world for weakness of the back and limbs, involuntary discharges, impotency, gsneral vebliity, nervousness, lanzuor, confusion of ideas, palpitation of he heart, Hmidity, tremblin It o glddioms diacases of the head, thioak, nose o Skis #ffections of W bowels—those tertible disorders ari:ng from so itary hab. its of you o 9 more fatal to the victims than the sones of Byrens to the marip - ers of Ulyses, blighting their most radisat hopes or utici sations, renderiog marriage fmpossibie. Those th.t are sullering from the evil practices which destroy their mentaland pysioal systems causing NERVOUS DEBILITY. a dull, distreseed mind, which unfite them from porforming enelr busle noee and social dutios, makes happy matriage impow b, diatromes the act on of the heat, caual flushes of heat, derossion of epiris, evil forehdlng:, cowardice, fears, drsvme, restloes’ nighte, dizzlaces, forget/ulness, uonatural disch srges, paia in the back and| hips, short breathing, melags choly, tire easily of company and hav - pref. renco to be alone, feeling a4 tired in the morning ae when rotiring, s>minal weaknces, 10st manh-od, white bone deposit in the urine, ..ervousness, con: Husion of thousht trembling, whtery and weak eyes, dvrpepsis, constipstion, ptlun-,ElM weaknoss in the limbe, etc.. should consult me immeuiately and bé restored to perfecs health, YOUNG MEN Who have become yictims of wolitary vice, that dreadful and destructive hab't which annually sweepa to an untimely grave thousands +f young men of exalted talent and brillian intellect wha might otherwise entrance listening senators with the thunders of their eloquence or wake to ecste- Cy the living lyre, may call with fall confidence. i) MARRIAGE., Married persons or young men contemplating marriage be aware of procreative power, Impctency, or any other disqualification apeely rol selt under $he care of Dr. Fishola ¢ mav religiously confide in his houor dently rely upon his exill as & physician. ORGANAL WEAKNESS Immediately cured and full vigor restored. This disirossing affliction—which renders lite a burden and marriage imporsible, is tho penalty paid by the victim for improper Indulgence. Young people Aroap to commit excresss trom not belng awara of the dreadful consequences that may ensus. Now who that understands tnis subject will deny that procreation Is lost soonor by those falling 1nto into improper habita than by prudent! Besides being depriv. d of the pleasure of healthy ofle wprings, the most serious and destructive symptoms of bth body and mind The systom be- comes deranged, tho physical and menta) functions weaken; Loseof procreative powers. nervons nubliity, dyapepeia, palpitation of tho heart, Indigeation, fconskitutional debllity, wastlng of the trame, cough, consumption and death. A OURE WARRANTED, Persons ruined In health by unleained pretenders who keep them trifiin month after mont taking polsoncus and Injurious compounds, should apply immediately. DR, FISHBLATT graduste of ono of the most eminent colleges of the United States, has offected some of tha most astonishing cures that were ever known; many troubled with ringing In the cars and head, when asleep, great nervousnoss boing alarmed at certain sounds, with frequent blusbing, attended some times with derangement of the mind wero cured immediately, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. F. addressos all those who have injnred themselves by improper Indulgence 'and soiits habita which ruia both bady and mind, unftting them for businoss, atudy, sorlety oF marth i Theso aro some of the melanche ly efccts produced by tho early habita of vouth, vis: Weaks nesa of the back and limbs, paina in the head and dimness of sight, lows of muscular 'pows tation of the heart, dyspepsia, nervous irritability, derangement of digestive function consumption, etc. PRIVATE OFFICES, OVER THE OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, OMAHA, NEB, rate and withiu the reach of all who need sclentifio tance ard cannot call, will receive prompt attention ptoms with postage. The sympto.as of which as hysical we kness, loss » od " Ho who piscos him man, and confle alpt- i CONSULTATION FREE. Char Med cal treatment. Tho:e who res de through mail by efply sending thie Aidress Lock Box 34, Omaha, N DEWEY & STON iy U= " Thel f 1 c Interests of customers are close- Opposita Postoftice. Pr.patas fir “urshase cf Paving Bonas ly guarded and every factlity compati- ble with principles of soun ng CITY TIEASURER'S QrEICE,} OMan, Neb., April 19, 1883, treely extended. Draw Sight Drafts on England, Ire: Sealed proposals will bo recelved at this office until May 15, 1883, at 12, noon, for the purchase land, Scotland, and all partsof Earope. Ing Bonds of the City of Oma. | Sell European Passage Tickets ha. 8ald boods will become due +nd 20 years from May 1:t, 1883; Oollectiors Promptly Made, ©ach and b.ar interest from May e - rate of five percent per annum paye semi- s I o untze Rrof i i FaA sl ot ko ks | United States Depository Firgt National Banh. eame place. Baid boads are tssued ander the charter power ~0OF OMAHA~ Cor, 13th'& Farnam St. #aid city, after clection du y held authorizing T D i LR N the Oldest Banking Establish- ment in Omaha, sectionsof stroete and spa-es oppaito alley : in the city.” and will bo delivared to purchaacrs, SUCCESSORS TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS, Established in 1858. onpayment therefor, at the Clty Treasury in Om: ne-half on Ju 1883, and one-nalf on September 1st, 1883, BI be addressed o the undersgned and marke1 “Proposals for Paving Bonds,” snd must statethe nams and address of the bidder, the mount of #aid bonds desired and the price to be Paid in addition t1 interest accrued. The right is re.erved to reject any and all bldg TRUMAN BUCK, City Treasure, B T Tt R —— INCORPORATION NO'TICE, m 4-10t Notice is hereby given that the articles of in. Organized as & National Bavk In 1£63. sorgors'lon of tn: Momahs Loan and Bullding | OAPITAL, - .~ . $200000. clud have b en with the Cou C . < Aiedaiu haveb Tih the vounty | BURPLUS AND PRCFITS 150,000, clpal plice of transa he business of said OPFICTRS AND DIRKCTORS asiociation s fixed st O'naha, Nebrasks. The | EKRMAN Kountzk, President, genera! nature of the busi-ess of the association JOIN A. CRRIGHTON Vice Prosident, == i8 to buy and sell real estats, purchaso and erect Avaustus Koustzn 2ad Vice Prégident, buildings, and t5 rent or sell tue same, to loan A KTON, funda t3 its members, for the purpose of assists *F. H. Davis, Cashler, ing them in p homos, and to zeeraily | W. H. Mraquins, Asistant Cashior, n'and Builliag Ag. | Transacts a cencral ba kinz busine-s, Issuce soctaion as provided by the laws of this stats, | timo certificates bearing interest. Draws dra Th capital +tock t) eonsin cf five huncied | oo > a:d priucipal cities In the U I dollure, divided intd 2,500 shares of Said stock is to be subseribed and PAid in monthly paymeats of one do lar cach per share, — e The existancs of the corparation ecmmenced PROBATE NOTICE, on the 21at day of April 1883, and wlll terminate Twanty yours thoseahvar, oo 884 WIll ternluato | 1) g matter of the Extate of Thomas A. Me- The highest amunt of indebtedy 8hane, dec-ased. the corporaticn shall be Noticels hercby given that creditors of said shall not excaed §3 00,00, doceased, will meet the administrator of said Es The affairs of the amociation shall be ma | | tate betcre v glas County by & Board of directors, and the fol N insald Coun- o 1 the 124h day { Scptember, 1843, at 10 a , for the pur pose of presenting their claims for examination, adjustmant and allowance, Six mouths are &l a s to which any time, wing off A President, vics President, secretary and urer, with si-h other minor ofcers and agents, a3 may be Lecesiary to & proper tran, tion of business D73 tlow croditors to prosent their dims, and r the adminisirator t> settls said es- John . vacobps, 7 tate, frow the 13th day of March, 1883, this no- Yormarly Q'ah & Jacobe. tloe will bo published 1n the Omaha Dally Bee or four weeks succassively, prior to the 12th day ERTAKER of May, 1883, A)M, CHADWICK, . [ (A true C opy.) County Judge, = | ‘! bols ORCHARD & BEAN, Wholesale and Retail Carpets LOUIS BRADFORD, DEALER IN LUMBER, SASH, DOORS.BLINDS Shingles, Lath, &c. LOW PRICES AND GOOD!GRADES, Call and Get My Prices Before Buying Elsewhere, YARDS COR. NINTH AND DOUGLAS. ALSO 7TH AND DOUGLA W. F. CLARK, WATLT, PAPHER, PAINTER, PAPER HANGE - & DECORATUR Kalsomining, Glazing, THIS CHARACTER WILL REOKIVE PROMPT ATTENTION, B O r 16th and Douglas Streets, . . B AND WORK OF OMAHA,