Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 8, 1892, Page 15

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY. MAY 8 1892—SIXTEEN PAGES 15 ~ | tarmer, tao. baving about 1.000 aeres of iax n18's f8it 6L Parts theee yoars ago. 5o y0 5 ‘ S o Rreemern e o foubie | lvapa wortss et e e 1 5 8’ CHICAGO OF COURSE.T0 GET, e S /s SANTACIAUS FQUAL TO ANY SED BY NONE v v T e e e et —ABOUT YOUR— J%Pwmcms BOSS. s i ot oo™ 3 ATORE DI IE | ek nqvautae of 8o BeIG b a8 1z ITS MERITS FORCLEANING Btsiton Voith Domestint ot A L | S o ek o6 S S O O I G_ 5 AND WASHING THE CLOTHES, or s greas many e1rs | Gows thefrst wisier and then 1 I ] I E N ASSURE IT A WELCOME i frame hote 0. s <" ~ WHEREVER IT GOES. BUTTRESSED WITH ADAMANTINE FAC T Lt M g A gt M Bt [t oy iy arm Tl ¢ “ : FAIRBANKS Siwmee soantiieng 760 | Westem Blmhm B0, "™ AcRocERs KeepIT. s O TR S TS 850 anig dugls S, N K FATRBANK & €o. e il dear b could £ 1o Indiatn, the 1 n | 1 present conditions 3 81~‘5O Popular Price tuorEIegantTaii— CHICAGO v i, out now. they re £ ; ‘ 81500 or Made Suits and Overcoats | = : ! iyl e that will Appesal to Every FUTITATATLELTATAATLTL LTIV LLTRNY ot 15 e g sy s | e o i ronetiy, wnd | A Srte of Oaloibos. THe. il s bi $18.50 “Reliavle Clothing. © o, = [OMPETENCE AND CONTENT GARNER Murmurs at Her Feot were preat ¥ lots, and 197,166 ut The county 1s | | dhere 1s rihly € 1 paying t t s er bounded on the north by Madison and S tou counties, enst by Colfax county, south by Polk aud Butler, and west by Nance and Yooe. The upland praries. suit ugriculture, have a soil nioid snd inexhoustivie The val- | P87 G0Fe leys 8n0 river bottoms are the bost huy 1ands | pont, but that was b su the prairie states. The entire county is 8 | so 1 bought & land warrant ot s n W ble for | t . | vegetable much lunc had is hog cticlers wi My son bus u ion ession of valleyvs ang streams snd table | and puic ur omes law wae | on the two | Alberts lands, making it ove of the best watered | Phasud J wanted i teok L auother 101 last seas i | portions of the state. The great Piatte river | (o €108 A€ 80 WANOU, MO cer 3 X e . 1 | of cor [: [s @ ARAVAVAVAAVVLRVVRVRVAVAVARVARDARDD G209 990999099000RRARRRRRRVRLARRAS wasbes ubout twenty miles of the southern joining me withoul movin ols for sale ’ o e o : G : S border of the county and is & valiey | v 46 £ Mr. S rurtsley ser 1 opisia wee 5 e S $ L0 $4.50 noted for its besuty and fertility. The Loup | frame house, stors tureia 18, ¥ | Mothers will fir Foate CBove ot ltenls Gloth= river, avother beautifu! ream. bordered by | 0 ;‘“M‘ ““ ‘;“ S | v . e o % 2 e J ~s - = oo ® wide and fertile valley, ruw e | ments. The gy L H g more t \ the t t V W pr s, enst of the city of Columbus. The s jocatior Nid b R I S e Loup, form wide expause of va | the B | bevond which is o belt of low unduluting ta- | the first six vears | ‘,(f““_ A et a | t i T LTLLVT L LTIV LT VLTV VLI DAS ble lanés intersected by the winding valley | [b DU EO SWILL irS o | st ider of Shell creek which L the coun- 3 fda S U, ba . of three ¥ as t who wantec have some tam ty diszunally from northwest to southenst id a8 1 want r . wet 10 get lve seres of dust, it was 50 black. for §14 an ouw ore grain en miles of ruilrond, including the main line of the Umon Pacific running through Colum. bus, the county seal. All parts of the county made busnels 1817 and 1319 Douglas St. Behie Bros. & e . | | t rdy and the high praise they have elicited from the world®s MOST RE- NOWNED ARTISTS. from the press and from o public leng prejudiced in favor of l ider makes, it is safe to assume that the instrumeat must be possessel of UNCOM > MON ATTRIB A venrs 1 have fed ties conveniently located for the transporta year | Bl tion of the vast stock and i products of acre best besides the county. There werer sessors lust vea corn , me: returned for taxation by horees 9,75t 10,064, mui roed by the as 10 towr 1 have put & suy uothing of fences feet log snd 40 improved barn ix25, then ¥ v against 1882, | tle shed 126x48 ) of small It s estimated that fully 400,000 | oll taken together is wo! vines and busbes, und the BUTES. seres of the totul acreage in the county are 2p g00d horses and 4 tillabie tauds. The assessed valuation i o p g 1 wus ¥ 31,600, Toe total estiuate: or mgh-bred stock. ties monev in_the bouk 3 castier of tpe Commerciul bauk at Jlum easier thun in Net this very | puo wauy farmers get coreless. 1 think = denn sl Nebrasku feuts Wisconsin business liike business men | Joseph Lo a Plat Vatustion is #15,000,000. Tre wverage pric of farm land in Platte couuty is £20 1o 45 pe mcre. The population in IS8 was 15,4 Lmu: 8,511 iu 1850, showing & gein in ten Thetotal bank depo iry where & man ca BPOWDER. , . .=~ s el ety 95 ozs. For e tolz s«m 000 or §28.57 per capita. T'he ed 10 o cau make a good iv- | fay for the past e yours. Ha cume F R Wishing to introquoe ou towns are Columbue, Humpnrey, Pl ing nud lav up from £00 o F0 o vour be | bere from Wiscor OR 30 DAYS thavox sortraite | ter, Lindsay, Corulea, Cres sides.” Mr. He eis Bmen who does not | buy and pay for Cres ut £ per aere, four ABSOEUMEEYIRYRE.SIUST SR . \ Monroe Columbus, the cc ade his wealth, but is we know | miles south of Dur | P KTON G LL HER o N 1 : O R ATttt ks o o D A s s gl e I PA> & GALLAG ,Omaha,Neb the junction of the Platte anc | viock of k stock. His {arm lies ten | fine b | ou the muin eof the U north of Columbus. 1 Eorn in Platte County W. T. Ernst is pernaps farmer of nis age in Plutte c son of Jacob Ernst, who | tn 1555 and died tast Janu Ernst never took adva: tion 1sw, homeste: vine of tlou is 1,442 feet nbove sea Jevel piatesu, and besides the tho DUnion Pacitic is &t the Jjuuc Lincoln & Northwestern, now & puri of the Chicago, Burlingtc the Union F folk, Albion. Cedar pay for his Wisco raske nd ut the sume sme e | our business ond | now customers sided 10 muke Speciul Offer: sen: Cubinet Picture, Phot gruph, Tintype, AmbToLY or Duguerotype of yoursele or_any member of you ftaily, diving o dead, ant will _muke vou 1 CRAYONTORTIATT YREE OF CHAEGK provided you exhibit it your friends us u & ra hundred SRR oRATON 80 CRAYON 0., Opposite New German Thestre, CEHI. Lot L | influence in s ng us ors. Place | branches It bas & populatior OUFHL LS A0 BT the '6Us W ot butu t | by Ot s e llle eaktrcaied sudin osrly days was the pr s A rom i He wow owus & sectio; ! | or We make any chonge |1 picture you wish, but interfering with the . in ouriy days was tie ; unaced bis fniber's : : e nan T P ~~N aspac : imke any change In bictu RS ORI I IR SRDE old enougn. He owned cousideranie | supply point TEE CRESCE wi 1 Cent ( fers from inferior wh 1 Oen e bis fatner lived anc st 000 rection. The city has str water Pos—We w £100.00 to mnyone sending ur PHOL #DG NOL TECEIVINE CTAYON P willed the remsinder to ‘ -We wi E100.10 10 nyone ser works and electric lights. Columbus has & i » oikim, it farm. - ", FREE at 020 asron brother for lus susre valusble | DR aNe i o s e - = i £ duily newsnaper, five weeklies, one monthly AOETHI 8] 1 Dau Hallera s o R S iaes ey T ¥ | erty in the city of Columbu r. Erast of land on Shell creek, in . Fryge s 760 acres, all in one boay except one 1 _— weekiy Telegram 1 edited by D t Platte cou nd it is consiaered the tinest 10, by the ¥ . i | poor us & e e o lepidle ! nsba. The buildings on | brows spector by appointment of Governor Boyd 8Tl ixeRnagiabie” Mitle s rpul if EEONA L he Columbus Journal is the oldest paper in litle rural | oy the fur: town. The family residence is large and | and fine: there are several large barns, cat- | tie sheds and water works, The ouildings | = land. Eogelke Buss is another Shell creek & more TvnTlmu. il ihe county, 1s republicau \n_politics, Ana is edited by M. K. Turner. Mr. Turuer is also editor and proprietor of the Fam DrDOWNS J e information sent Tue Jourpal is bprioted on ©lf Rume o sl DR es 1o smbus. H ¢ power press. run by hand, w bay lund as Plata o0 Mr. Ernst | el 1818 Douglas naha, Ne wings to Tue Owana Bree jesten ’ vay | Journal there are three other paper: . oo the ploneer press mew fuir 1o oo excellent work f g € tion. The Home Jours 3ullou, 1s & ntnly publication. The Cresmory Mes souger, o paper of free circulution 1 issued slocke akin and urinary dis KELI] LreBUnE With The £restost nuceuss Eridunie in me FI]’\'E SDEGTRCLE semi-mouthly L mUHV“y of the Colum cresmery and is edited by W. 1. Lay. 1 | bun = = = Suunders. The Wachenblat BOW 11 ud hie corre ; weekly edied by 1. X Y have 21 ave S50 € Solid Co\d Spnctacl°> ] F400,000, with porsounl resources of nearly | hurses s nrorats o e Fine Stee! Spectacies ] £2,000,000 vack of it. Two luree fiouring | I'ooid %) head of i e ST . - A R mills, three elevators, one creamery of lurge | “‘“”,"‘1“ sl ke '1“};‘»‘.)1’ boiu 'I, improveyaar iz cupucily, Ouing an immense four | and e i AN kheosiimee o X . teaisd 1 a pr 3 lure first cluss botels sud s beaver | Farming pave big We | exper t S0 E LAY = bo'ses, one cigar fuctory, & wooden | heve some mou who undertake too muct, oy wdupted 1o the stion of ihe tobacco fiAX MEYER & BRO CO 1 handle the CRIPPLI RELK mnnufuctory, & wholesale butier, don't raise more thau half @s muck per | plaut, and prominent moen have (ke the sblishe NING STOCKS p and 13 A Aorage e land capshle of pro matter sod are assi farmers e —— - - g .. _bouse, doing o business ey 1 IRATIORRDL AR0 A rA - o i g Y %o the cowst, # pluning mill il Los R G 3 800 41 " following Cripple will fuctory uu :‘mum saalior & Dy W U e e g " terprises, The B. & M. sna ion Pacifio | 15" ' 1t pives & 2o ; - a Humuhirey is next i size lumbus, bav e iy Bl 1 o S old King, euna ISLJ. ivg 8 populution of 1.0 located in the R I rrre e e { TH‘E ACHE 3 Blge Bell, Work, porthiern purt of the counts &t the Junelion | pioury of moisture, Where there used o bo .4 E b Alamo, ‘Washington. -y v drifts tweuty feec deep there is none - b - . Do, & Missouri Valley roads. 1t hus throe eleva R IERIRL SAek S EARD. Sk SN0 39 B j a8 ian P " " i Leat tors, two bunks, two good hoicis and one | stalk 1o stop the b SDOW, &7 { vemEny P » powspapes. the Humpurey Democra 3 i ey < T b the Cr e s uore by Me Meers | u . ! v ' = 6d within & g i latte Center, as its name implies [N ReS S x e : Tie 7 | Qida ston i ¢ o b | Bocter farm b or” o et : B : S DR. J. E. McGREW, s 4a LT o1 the Northwestern road. Oconoe is wesi | LAFIErS can do work or make thuir | posiuo ;| p M Foee e IR LGB b e | THE SPECIALIST, A e, 2lis N B e v | mouey easier 1har Lrus i e { PENETRATING i Bl 1 2 : ;i ) P h1 - Union Pacific, sug Mouroe is on i* | Went to LPike's Peuk 3 i ' i S Cretment of wll forms DK 1GAA6 UL 0w r At vorrospon brunch of the same road. Th 8 e B Oy o | tebase in adv 4 H { this val end “ i rie Lookiug Gilass, & religious, prob 1403088 and to . ~ X and o R ey i t ng wol Know Thyse 8 i* published st Monree, by £.A. Gerrar ~ Lo SEEADY - Bew {PLASTER Bt > 1 € ; fust - of he Platte county pioneers » ine < oy 5 i ~ o There 1s still 6 large ares o oo < - | ;\, - y | g noen ure & od, v ¢ lands in Platte county swa Y b . E i { i 4 | a i " € X - Booker i prices varying fr g L ye——— § vipton ey cun B while improved farms c w Prac s TT a0 ¥ . 1 ;@>. v | {ocide what pi §12.50 10840 per aere, aocoraing etr e g 1 William St v N - or Privat p X town. location gnd value o vemer Assnoguie | g ey 3 VO 2 E o Columbus being ove of the ol dest towns sid week The Jowe ¢ r malady has ® v truding poivts iu the state und & Food place VRS T, I 2N . » . 7 1 ¢ 10 stay, has mEDy men 1n busibess knd bo . N N ek Ve . : - ¥ $0g positions who hiave been familar res oy. Al tbeeng of | g Norfolk. Near t the soil & 14 Ki i be res . . ¥ Yor mRny years. and v ere my ooun s & Jied L ‘“ - ar al 1 nou o o CTURE . r y for Jim Meugher, the stution ngept &t tne one thre ‘ .9 Diod 0500 ] k Do kil el Union Pacific depot, bas held down that sume course 1t was . b - nd 1 she 18N ¥ -~ ¥ fov for twenty \«nnh By ‘be way, plun 1k i and came back to Co. Lt v ead 1 > whieh aMicled is Sako has & - ~ S Jim” is eutitied 10 the mititary uitls o 00 BUG 1003 B LOMeslona ki Dr ; wart) w tin g eut t SLPONEET bR u the | : &runy, but OWing 10 bis Wodesty nobody -out | bus. 1 sald itull five yeurs ago for .00 and | Ove ears ago | began Calit o curabie un Ty Lrice of 1 powor, entirely wosi” kuew it unti revestly. Everybody | bought threc eighbiies two wng ouc-balf mies | Tree of Life for il ant pes LS T MANEOOD ey D Mo M e 1t s o s P g T | e oL Ll fart a5d"nevee i watsn ot ts, Betts & Bettn | SSSTMANEDOD ut subisioy smeyous r:u:s 'rns'rnn rnm: p M. K. Turner, editor of the Columbus | there until last March when Lmoved 1o town. | medicine was at ono end of the road aud 1 ot 4>, 1 L A DCLLS, ot il o o Tanshuny S04 S5 JAAFNNS y { Journal, staried biis paper in 1570, when there | 1 rent the piace for $400 a year casb rent. It | the otner 1t is worlh more Lnan mones 1o atalued st opoe e R was auly one prper iu Lhe state west of Col- | 1s well improved, good bouse, bars aud or- | me. 1 heartily recommend it 10 41l sufferers 119 South 14th St N Cor 141, SKIN DISEASES w seases Of the o oL clon o1 Bt s ality yiubus, and thst bad just started st North | cbard, grapes sod smell fruit For the last | ef s'ok beadactie Very Lrulv yours o 2 - d. liver, kidneys und biadder Prie : Plutte. air Turner tes been promiuent in twenty years | bave fed all my graw sud 4 wW. B. L | IDEA IN ADVERTISING andDougias Sts with Lhe grestost Gold Speet anl Eyeriasi» vl Dewspuver aud political ewrcles sl thess | bought more 1 have mude two trips to Eu- | Pastor Fust Boptist Chure b, | Addross suadenty ueation List, froe Apd upmand,’ Obeyliist's Brasstips ¢ Fearaud is still sl it He s something of & | rope aud will go sgeio soon. 1 eileuded the ‘ For sale by sil druggists | s A dvertin Omaha, Nebh. we JRAMS FhoaRY &% A nam Ste., Umaha, Aeb AB]'IEILAA' HUMAN HL IN: _}IL.D