f THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY AUGUST 30 , 1881.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Tlio News Budget Which It De
veloped Yesterday.
Opening of the Great Races at
the Park To-day.
Brcozy Xjittlo Notes For General
Bonding
4 MASOMO
The masons ot Council Blufls Imvo
taken n now departure. It 1ms been
unit ! that that order was the "camp
ing ground of the human heart , " and
now it scorns that the order here pro
pose to makn it the "camping qround
of the human mind. " They propose
io establish for the benefit ot the
order a frco library. They have al
ready a fine collection of miscella
neous uorks , conspicuous among
them is a very nice and valuable work
entitled Portraits of Illustrious Per-
nonages of Great Britain , beautifully
illustrated throughout in flvo vol
umes. This costly work was donated
1 > y W. 0. West , of the Wabash , St.
Louis it Pacific railroad. The order
Bolicits those donations only from
jnembers. Tin : Bui : hopes that such
liberal donations will bo frequent un
til the masonic library of Council
Jilufl's will bo the finest in the west.
THE UK-UNION.
The following will bo the programme
carried out at the grand re-union now
faking place at Shenandoah : Salute at
sunrise from Independence battery of
Council Bluffs ; 8 a. in. , guard mount ;
8:30 : to 10:30 : a. in. , reception of vis
itors ; 10:30 : a. in. to 2 p. in. , grand
ro-union of regiments , companies and
squads ; at 2:30 : p. in. speaking will
begin ; at 4 p. in. there will bo n grand
review of all the soldicra in camp by
his excellency , Governor Gear , and
other distinguished officials of the
otato. After the review there will bo
a drill of the several companies. At
muiflct there will bo a grand dress
parade. In the evening a salute will
too fired from the battery. At ! ) p.
m. the infantry will advance in skir
mish line , assisted by the cavalry and
artillery , and if there is any clmnco
of taking and holding the city , ij night
attack will bo inado. The day's pro
gramme will conclude with the usual
iatoo.
HI : "nmn : IT AFOIIK. "
One of Iowa's tall , hard-fisted corn-
pullers from Keg crook being in Oma-
lia last Saturday wont to Foropaugh's
circus and took a seat near , the ele
phants , when Mr. Smith announced
to the audience that Mr. Foropaugh
liad a standing challenge open to the
world of 810,000 that the like was
never scon upon the face of the earth ,
the man from Keg creek jumped to
lib feet and remarked to the man who
plays the base drum : I've never scon
that man afore who's making all that
loud talk , nor haint got no $10,000 to
toot , but I have got a annual pass over
Chapman & Vauglian's line of Hordic
coaches that are running ever in
Council Bluffs , and I'll go just ona-
lialf of that that I seed the same
thing done ever in that wido-awako
town day before yesterday.
HAIK-SPLITTia EXPLANATION.
Tlioro is a conductor in the employ
of the U. P. dummy train , who , not
withstanding ho got taken in whun ho
had his clothing made , knows just
what the faro is from Council Binds
' and return ; fifty cents from Council
Bluffs to Omaha and twenty-five cents
from Omaha to Council Bluffs. Wo
hoard him trying to convince a young
man from this side that the diftbr-
cnco in the distance was so great that
they were obliged to charge the extra
quarter. Wo can say from personal
observation , ns the hog said when ho
iitruck the chisel , that it 'was sharper
than Hades , but out of place in that
pen.
OONE TO TIIK CAMP.
Yesterday morning the city of
Council Bluffs was favored with
some soul stirring music from Fall
McFaddpns celebrated drum corps
summoning the old veterans of the
war to their place of rendezvous pre
vious to taking up their line of march
for the Union Pacific transfer grounds ,
where they took tlip Cannon Ball
route for their camping grounds ut
Shonandoah. The line formed on
Pearl street opposite the grand army
headquarters und headed by the drum
corps took ui ) the line of inarch to the
transfer. The old veterans were in
splendid condition and on account of
the gleam of hope that they read in
THE BKK telegrams from Washington
Boomed in bettor spirits than they
had boon on Sunday.
TO-DAY'S I'IIOOLAMME.
The following are the entries in the
2 27 class ; purse , 8500 ;
Corbin Bashaw , by Wash Corbin ,
Chicago.
Edwin B. , by Edwin Bither. Racine -
cine , Wis.
Business , by , W. L. Bock , Chicago.
Matlio Graham , by J. A. Batchelor ,
Fftirmouth , by B , J , Johnson , Ores-
ton , Iowa.
Ethal Medium , by Mark Hopkins.
St : Glair , Mich. '
Pine Leaf , by A. D. Carson , Kansas
City , Mo. g
Then followfaraco in the 2:50 : class
! purs8pO. ; in .which are the following ' i
m tries IT *
ende H , by J. B. McDonghall I ,
Donison , Texas.
OfPWU.Joy } , by T. 0. Roberts
Keyneyv Kan.
Jwlc il'erogoy , by A. Hnrtnoy ,
Council Bluffs.
by Win. Egimy.
.
Plnllipps Blackwood , Jr. . by "W. G.
Heal , Chaunteo , Kos.
Trampoline , by Kennedy Packard ,
lied Oak.
. & Boy , by Wash McCallum ,
.Nebraska City.
P. J. Patten , by E. Daggett , Ot-
iurawa ,
Brown Dick , by Wndc Carry , St.
Joseph.
1/idy Kern , by W. W. Aldason ,
Kansas City.
Clifdon , by A. J , Ingcrham , Chey
enne , Wy.
Almont Haven , by James W. Jiib-
blc , Fullerton , Nob.
A CAMFOUNIAN'S OPINION.
Mr. Berry , the wealthy California ! ! ,
nho is in the city for n few days ,
staying with Mr. Harrington , ono of
the proprietors of tlio Polish compa
ny , look n drive Sunday over the city.
lie is delighted with Council Binds
and her surrounding. He thinks we
fail , however , in not taking n little
more pains to keep pur streets clean.
He says the reputation that Salt Lake
City and Denver have got has come
M much from the neat and tidy con
dition ot the streets as from any other
source. Mr. Berry says that the view
that ono gets from the now street laid
out by Andy Graham , along the top
of the Blufls , at the now park cannot
bo excelled. lie Rayc if ho lived hero ,
nnd ho may some time , ho uould not
cease his nppoaln until this city had
water works and a first-class system
of drainage. Mr. Berry is one of the
solid men of the country. Ho says n
poor man can live ns cheaply in San
.Francisco ns nnywhcre else. Board
is § 3.50 per week and n man can get
n meal for ton cents , lip is n staunch
republican , n personal friend of .las. G.
Blaine and an admirer of James A.
Garfiold. When told that the state
of Iowa Cast over 50,000 , majority for
Gariicld , he remarked that lown uns
the slate for n man to live in , Mr.
Berry will start in a few days for his
old homo at Gardiner , on the Kenno-
bee river , in Maine.
TIIK IIMTFI'H J.VnillKF.
J. R. Harrington , of Hopkins , Mo. ,
who was on his way to attend the
grand reunion nt Shouandoah , stopped
over a few days in this city with his
sister , Mrs. Mctcalf , who lives near
the North end of Mnin street bridge.
Mr. Harrington was n member of the
Second lowacavnlry.
The steamer gave Baylcs" park a
good wetting down last Saturday
evening , which made it the coolest
place in the city.
The city engineer , Mr. Judson , has
established n grade on Mill street , be
tween North Sixth and Scott streets.
There is n portion of tlio sidow.ilk on
the west side of North Main street
left in a very dangerous condition. It
should be attended to nt once.
The woman who tainted on lower
Broadway under such peculiar cir
cumstances last circus day has since
died.
John Vernon , who struck the old
man from Omaha with a brick Sunday ,
was an employe of Mr. Knopher , cigar
maker on lower Main street.
Thomas Hondry , of iron works
fame , has just completed a contract
with a mining company in Colorado
for nn immense silver smelting npara-
tus. The most of the machinery has
been forwarded , but the furnace is
still in the shop not quite finished.
Burghart , the boor man , will soon
erect n fine house ncnr his bottling
establishment.
Conrado Goiso finds that the pure
crystal water from which his boer is
manufactured makes a splendid card
for him.
Mrs. Burke , who will ride against
Miss Pinnoo next Saturday , is of the
opinion that Miss Lizzie Pinnoo , sister
of her competitor , is the best rider of
the two. For a choice , she would
rather ride Miss Minnie for n purso.
Look out for accidents going and
coming from the races. 1 here will bo
plenty of time , nnd no need of rush
ing.
"Uncle John" Phillips , who , by the
way , can make Roino howl when lie
undertakes to deliver a speech , re
marked the other day , on his return
from the west , that if ho had n choice
between traveling west of Council
Blulls and Omaha for amusement and
standing on Iowa soil and blowing rice
throw a goose quill , ho would select
the latter by n largo majority.
Mr. Barry , the iron manufacturer's
agent for Council Binds , has contract
ed with L. M. Tulley's , of the real es
tate firm of Burnham it Tulloya , for
an elegant iron fence extending along
the entire front of his residence in
Tulloy's gleii , with two masaivo double
iron gates with uinglo gates consecu
tively. Wo are informed that Mr.
Tulloys intends to ornament his
grounds , with n fountain and iron nnd
wire summer houses nnd with iron
vaaos , setters , &c. , from the same
agency.
Mr. nnd Mrs. F. B. Hart nnd their
little daughter loft last Saturday for
Cool Minnesota whore they go on
quite an extended trip for health and
recreation ,
Hon. George Carson , ox-mombor
from Pottawattamio did not get eaten
up by the wolves of Montana , but
got homo in good health nnd can bo
found on duty nt his ollico ns usual.
Sunday night , about cloven o'clock ,
sneak thieves entered the wholesale
store of Miller it Co , , on Broadway ,
and made away with about six do/.on
pocket-knives nnd four revolvers. The
thieves entered by cutting one of the
side pannl windows of the front door.
A young man clerking for the firm ,
who sloops over the store , heard n
noise in the night and got up and
wont to the window and listened , but
hearing nothing further , retired. As
yet there is no clue to the thieves ,
Two men from Omaha came ever to
the city yesterday filled up with boor ,
and boliiL' n little too full were obliged
to get rid of it. So they repaired to
Bayless' park. Ofllcor Cusick this
ovoning.knowing what they had done ,
arrested the men. They were taken
before Judge Burke , who fined them
" ' . .50 each.
Harry Inman bought a splendid
stopper a short time ago , and has boon
trying him on the streets of the city.
Sunday , however , ho was overhauled
by the police nnd arrested for fast
driving. His coso was continued un
til 1 o'clock , September 5 ,
Mrs. 0. E. Stout nnd daughtor.who
have boononan extended tour throuhg
Montana , visiting Helena , Jedorson
City , and Salt Lake City , Utah , have
returned homo , feeling very much im
proved for the journey ,
St. Patrick's Benevolent association
will give a grand festival at Dohony's
opera house , Wednesday evening , Au
gust 31.
Pretty dry at '
up Judge Burko's
| court yesterday , Vonion who struck :
the Omahn man on the head with a
brick had hii trial nnd was fined
68.-15 , including costs. The man
McGrawfrom Omaha whoM winked
into a naloon by the gay and festive
Miss Mnitlnnd-niul returned the favjr
by stealing her watch and chain , was
sent to Perry Reel to bo fed nt the
expense of the county for thirty days.
The young colored boy who stole
the watch nt the Driving park went to
Mrs. Davis , the woman who keeps the
three ball house on upper Broadway ,
to make a raise on the lime piece.
Mrs. Davis was put on her guard and
left the store < vith the watch , inform
ing the lad she vould make inquiry in
regard to its value. She went , how
ever , directly to Chief Field , nnd de
livering him the wntch , they both re
turned to her shop , but the colored
boy had skipped.
There was n slight altercation on
lower Broadway , yesterday , between
two colored men. There was some
loud talk but no hair pulled.
Tim Toner appeared at police headl
quarters yesterday and demanded
trial. JIo says there is mil n word of
truth in all he is accused of. His po-
liceman's uniform ( its him butlter
litl
than any alloy gull's in the city , and
that the council have no right to dis
miss him without giving him n chance
to < defend himself.
The Iind League meeting that waste
jl come off in St. Joseph's academy
Sunday afternoon was postponed until
nex * Sunday evening , when M. G.
Gridln will speak , taking as bis sub
ject , "Ireland's sufferings. "
Mace Wise has disposed of all bis
old horses nnd buggies and purchased
now ones in their stead. Mr. Wise
proposes to .keep pace with the titnos.
Harry James , who keeps n grocery
store on the corner of Mnin street nnd
Willow avenue is ns busy as any man
in the city. Some of his customers
live quite a distance from the store
and ho keeps his team running about
all the time.
Mrs. Henry Dale and her daugh
ter Mamie have recently returned
homo from nn extended pleasure trip
to Hnrrisburg , Penn. During their
absence they have visited anumberof
places in the Allegheny mountains.
Mrs. D.ilo says the atmosphere in
Pcnnsylvnnia is very much different
from that here in that it is cooler
and harder to breathe. A person
could hardly exist there if i' was ns
hot as we have it here in the Blufls.
Mrs. 0. Brown nnd daughter of
Pclatumn , California , is in the city
on n visit to her sister , Mrs. A. R.
Hnughton.
Saturday last was n field day for all
our wholesale grocers. Stewart
Brothers , Gronoweg it Schoontgcn
nnd James Brewstor did nn unusually
largo business. There is no question
that Council Bluffs as a shipping point
for fust hands it growing in' favor
each year , and it will not bo many
yenrs until some of our wholesale gro
cery houses will bo accounted itmong
the first in the west.
The Nonpareil issued an extra pa
per yesterday morning ; for the pur
pose of giving their patrons the very
latest news from Washington.
It was quite a busy day at the driv
ing park yesterday. A great many
thought it was the opening ot the
grand races. II. Eiesoman said the
whirl and bustle reminded him of the
Chicago trotting park.
Attend the races to-day. Those
who wish to secure n scat on the grand
stand , whore they will bo more com
fortable , should go early.
Visible Improvement-
Mr. Noah Dates , Khnirn , K. Y. , writcx ;
"About four ycarx n o 1 had an attack of
billion * fever , and never fully recovered.
My digestive organi were weakened , ami
I would bo completely prostrated for days.
After usinff two bottles of your BunnoCK
BLOOD Dirri'iiH the improvement wnx HO
vieiblo that 1 was astonished. 1 can now ,
thonijh (11 ( yearn of nyc , do n fair and rea-
Hunablo day's work. " 1'rico $1.00 , trial
BZO 10 ccnti. eodlw
An Outlaw Who Wouldn't Dlo.
(1rcoiitIlloN , C. ) Spatial.
Lewis 11. Redmond , the notorious
mountaineer and outlaw , was to-day
pronounced by his physicians a well
man. The fact is at thh tinio of spe
cial interest , ns Redmondvns
two months ago u target for six riflo-
inen , and six bullets wore lodged in
his body. Ono of them took exactly
the course ascribed to Guitoau's bul
let , and yet , shut up in n miserable
jail , with unskilled nursing and under
the care of obscure country physicians ,
the outlaw stands to-day , with the rod
glow of health on his checks. Ho
was at the time of his encounter
with the revenue posse about the same
built und two pounds less in weight
than the president. Ho is reported
to have said : "Jnmcs A. Oarfiold ,
president of the United States , was
tired at by n single assassin nnd
struck by n single pistol bullet , ten
derly cared for. ministered to by the
most celebrated masters of surgery ,
and scientifically nursed every mo
ment. Ho lies hovering between life
and death ; and , while I live to go to
Albany prison , the man who is needed
and prayed for to govern 50,000,000
of people will probably die. "
You Can't Afford
To bo without Warner's Safe Kidney
and Liver Curo. augtiOcodlw
Cared of Drinking ,
"A young friend of mine was cured
of nu insatiable thirst for liquor ,
which had so prostrated hint that ho
was unable to do any business , Ho
was entirely cured by the use of Hop
Bitters. It allayed all that burning
thirst ; took away the appetite for
liquor ; madp his nerves steady , and
ho has remained n sober and steady
man for more than two years , and has
no desire to return to his cups ; I
know a number of others that liavo
boon cured oLdrinking by it. " From
a lending R. t. official , Chicago , 111.
[ Times. augl5-sopl
Bucklln'i Arnica Solve.
The best salvo in the world for outs ,
bruise * , sores , ulcers , salt rheum ,
fever sores , totter , chapped hands ,
chillblainsj corns and all kinds of
skin eruptions. This salve is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Price ,
25o per box. For sale by
Ian & McMAiioK , Omaha.
rr
DON'T DIB IN THE HOUSE.
Ask druggists for "Rough on RaU. "
It clears out rats , mice , bed-bugs ,
roaches , Vonuin , flics , ants Insects.
116c per box (3) ( )
Malaria Is nn Uniccn , Vaporous
I'olwm , oprcndlnic nwwe ami < lc.ith In tunny lo-
( Milieu ( , for whlthq Milne 1'no Rtnulno antidote ,
lint i for tht ) iflticttuf which llmttttcr's stomach
Hitter * Is not onh n thorough rcmcily , but a
ri-llnlilu jircenth ( To tliU tict UicroUnn oicr-
wlicliiiinif ntniy of tuthnomcUomllnir oicr a
Iwrlml of thirty JMM All disorders of tholhcr ,
Htntnach ] ami bowiUaro ftlso totiUc.icil | liy the
Hitter * .
til'1'or Kilo by nil UnijrslsU and Dealers gen-
crnllv
BITTERS
PURELY VEGETABLEHfL *
Mothers , Wives , Daughters , Sons , Fathers ,
Ministers , Teachers , Dullness Men , Farm
ers , Mechanics. ALL should bo warned against
using ami Introducing Into their HOMES Nos
trums nnd Alcoholic remedies. IIa\o no such
prcjudlio n aliiHt , or fear of "Warner's Safe
Tonic Bitters. " The } are what they aroelalmod
to ho Innnlcm as milk , and contain only mcdl-
rlnullrtues. . i\tr.ict : of pure \ u ctaldcs only.
They do not hcloiiK to that class known as "Cure-
Alls , " lint only profess to read i eases hero the
ril9e.i c orlfc'InatoH In debilitated frames and im
pure. Mood. A pirfttt Spring and Summer
medicine.
A Thorough Dlood Purifier. A Tonic Appe
tizer.
Pleasant to the taste , IntlKoratlng to the body.
Tlio most eminent phjiilciaiis recommend them
for thtlr curatlxu properties. Once used nlttajs
preferred.
For the Kidneys , Liver and Urinary organs ,
use nothing "WARNER'S SAFE KIDNEY nnd
LIVER CURE. " It stands Unrivalled. Thous-
nmls o o their health and happiness to It. 1'rlce ,
01.25 per bottle. We offer "Warner's Safe Tonic
lllttera" Itli equal confidence.
H. H. WARNER , Rochester , N. Y.
folC-tu-th-sat-lv
_ _
. PROPOSALS FOR COAL-
OjKICKOFCin'Cl.MlK , )
OMAHA , Aug. 18 , IBal. I
Scaled pioposala n III bo rccch cd by the under-
BlfiHcd for t\t o \ \ ceks from the date hereof , Thurs
day , September 1st , 1881 , 12 o'clock noon , for
furnishing hard and soft coal for the use of the
city ollleca and flro department , from this date
until August 18 , A. I ) . 1832.
Scaled bid s or proposals shall stnto the price
for such coal dclhcrcdhcro ordered , and shall
name s ld prlco ulthout respect to any dcflnito
amount of coal. The right Is rescned to reject
any and all bids. Em clones containing said pro
posals tdi.ijl bo marked "Proposals for Coal , " and
dellxcrcd to the undersigned not later than the
time alxno specified , J , J. L. C. JEWETT ,
aul8-lt4plbal In2w City Clerk.
WAR IN PASSENGER RATES !
ISItOS. . llrokcrs In all Railroad
Tickets , Omaha , Neb. , offer Tickets to the East ,
until further notice , at the following unheard of
Low Hates :
Chicago , IO ; Hound Trip , $19.00 , These are
limited Mrst-Class Tickets and good for return
through the j car , and \ la the Old Reliable Chicago
cage , lliirllngton & Qulncy llailroad. Also , ono
ay to
Ut class. 2d class ,
Now York , ? .M 00. 22 00.
Ilokton , 27 00. 81 00.
Philadelphia. 23 CO. 22 00.
Washington , P. C. , 1060. 1000.
For particulars , urltoorgo direct to IIOHUIE
ItUOH , , Dealers In Itcduccd Hate Itallroad and
Steamship TiekeU. 809 Tenth Ht. , Omaha , Neb.
Ikmcmber the place Thrto Doors North of
Union Tactile Itallroad Depot , l xst Kldo of Tenth
Street.
Omaha , August 1 , IBS I , au2Sdawim
EDWARD KUEHL ,
MAHSTiit : OK PALMYSTEUY ANI ) CONDI
TIO.VALIHT , 41)3 Tenth StructLctwcei Farnham
and Haincy. Will , \\lth the aid of guardian
spirits , obtain for any ono a glance at tliu past
and present , and on certain conditions In the fu
ture. Hoots ami Shoes nuulo to order. 1'crfcct
satisfaction guarantied.
I inn Agent tor COUJJIH1A
, .imlOTTOHICyCLKS. ScnJ
tliruo cent btainp forUataloguc
and price lift containing full
Information.
K , I. D , SOLOMON ,
Faiuts.Olls and Glas
OMAHA. NKU
ETRON Rr.ra ,
BYRON REED & CO.
lOLDSKT r-STAULlHMKl )
Real Estate Agency
IN NEI1IIASKA1
Keep a complete abstract of tltlo to all Heal
Estate In Omaha and Douzlis rountv. matf
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
GRAHAM PAPER GO.
217 aud 219 North Main St , St. Lo'is ,
WI10LU1LH DIUtlAH IK
HOOK , i DADCDC J WRITING ;
NEWS , f FArtnO IwuAmKa ,
ENVELOPES , CAHU BOAUD AND
Printers Stock.
< 3TCuh paid for ROE * M J P pcr Stock , Scrip
Iron and Metals.
Paper Stock Wtrehouie * 1420 to 1227 , North
Sixth stn t.
To Nervous Sufterers
THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specific
It U k po"Uocure | for Spcrmatorrheo , Seralna
WeoVnew , liapotancy , and all dlnoatci resulting
from Kilt-Abuse , at Mental Anxiety , Loam
Memory , Palm In the Hick or Side , and dUcaect
- that lead to
Consumption
Inanity and
carlygnue
The Specific
UcdUlne li
bein used
nltbuondcr-
tulcucceaa.
J'jniphlctt
tent free to all Write ( or them and get full jni-
ticuUn.
Price , Specific , 11.00 per package , or lx pick-
age * tot JS.OO. AddntM all ordera to
B. SIMSON MEDICINE OO.
No * . 1M and IDA Ualn SL Ituflalo , N. T.
Bold in Ouuha by a F. Goodman , J , W. IM1 , ,
J , K lib , and all dru gliUet cry where.
-
AND STILL THE LION
CONTINUES TO
Roar for Moores ( )
Harness
AND Saddlery.
I ha\o adopted the Won ta a Trade Maik , ixnd
all my poods lll bo STAMPKI ) with the LION
anil my NAMII on the tamo. NO HOODS ARK
OKNUI.Ni : WITHOUT TI1U AI1OVE smil'S.
The licst matcHtil Is u cd anil the tnmt skillet'
workmen are employed , ami nt the lowest cast
price. An ) ono lsliln > { a price-list of good will
confer a fi\or by Bending for one.
DAVID SMITH MOORE.
To Contractor * ! , Bniltlon unit
Property Owners.
Tlio imdcisl/ncd liatlngliccn appointed ftiont
for the cvtcnsUu Iron anduira manufacturing
house * of K. T. Itanium , of Detroit , ami the
litiwcl Iron Foundry and Works at Toledo ,
Ohio , capacity of M ) tons dally , I * prqmrcd to
furnlidicitlmites and prices for Iron lohiinns ,
&c. , Ac. , for store frontx , window inp < and sllli ,
threshold platen , wrought Iron lieixnu and tflrd-
trs , lijdr.uillc cunatorK , staple fittings , ] tmllcja ,
Hhnfllnfr , &c. ; nl.'O Iron fences , tripling , win *
dowlTifuarils , shutters , stair * , balconies , tittic * ,
thilisnscs , ndnnrlmni , fountain * , summer
lioii'cs , lawn , garden and cemetery ornaments ,
Honor stand * , praic Kinrdi , &c. , &c. . In endless
tarlcty. Catalogues supplied on application.
HLNHY II. ilAUKY ,
Manufacturers' Agent , 22 I'carl street.
auglO-lin.iiio Council Hluffj , Iowa
DISEASES
-OF THE-
EYE & EAR
DR. L. B. GRADDY ,
Oculist and Aurist ,
LATE CLINICAL ASSISTANT IN ROYAL
LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL.
Hcfcreni.es all Itcputnblc I'lijalclnns of Omaha.
tf3"OlTce ! , Corner IBth and Fornham Sts. ,
Omaha , Neb. auZftmctf
The Oldest tJstablished
BANKING HOUSE
IN NEBRASKA.
Caldwell , Hamilton & Co.
transected saino as that of an Incor
poratcd uank ,
Accounts kept In currency or gold subject tc
nil-lit check without notice
Certificates of deposit trautd payable In three
six and tuclvo months , bearing Interest , or o-
demand v , Ithout Intcrcet
Adi ancca made to customers on approi cd sccu
rltiea at market rates of Interest.
liny and sell gold , bills of exchange , govern
mcni , state , county and city bonds.
Draw sight draft ) on England , Ireland , Scot
Und , and all parts of Europe ,
Sell European passage tickets.
COLLECTIONS HIOM1TLY MADK.
Mli'ldt
United States Depository ,
NationalBank
- Of OUAHA. -
Oor. 13th and Farnara Sts.
OLDEST BANKING ESTABLISHMENT I
OUAHA.
8UCOE880R8 TO KOUNTZE DROTHER8
STABU111RD 1860.
Organized a a National Bonk August 20 , 1S63 ,
CAPITAL AND PROFITS OVER 300,00i ,
OrTlCEKS AND DIKICTOU t
HiRUin KOUNTII , President.
' NTi" . Vice Prcaldenl.
II. W. YATW , Cashier.
A. J. 1'OPH.rro.v , Attorney ,
JOUN A. CBKIUUTOM.
F. II. DATIB , AtBt. Cathie :
This bank recdtca dtpoglti without regard to
amounts.
Iwucs time certificates bearing Interest
Draws drafts on San KroncUco and principal
cities ot the United States , also London. Dublin
Edinburgh ad the principal cities ol tntconti
ncnt of Europe.
Soils passenger tkkets ( or emigrants by the I
man Una _ mavldtf
; os. B. CLiRuoa , i. a. nvsn ,
Clarkson & Hunt ,
Successors to Richards k Hunt ,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAWi
B. UthSUett. Om ba Neb.
I DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS ,
HOTELS. PROPRIETORS. TOWXS.
AflAPAHOE HOUSE , L. CLUTE , Arapahoe , Neb
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , T. M. STONE , ' Orleans , Neb
HOLLAND HOUSE , OEO. D. HOLLAND , Red Cloud , Neb ,
WILDER HOURE1 THOMPSON REED , Wllbcr , Neb.
DLUE VALLEY HOUSE , R. DAVIS , De Witt , Neb.
REYNOLDS HOUSE , Z. C. ROOKHOLD , Wymorc , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , T.MUNHALL , Dloomlneton , Neb.
QACE HOUSE , A. R. CAGE , Republican CityNeb.
COMMERCIALHOTEL , G. D. OORDEN , Alma , Neb ,
SUPERIOR HOUSE , 8. TIMMERMAN , Superior , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , A. 0. CAARPER , Hardy , Neb.
WESTERN HOUSE , E. FUNKHOUSER , Chester , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , DR. W. W. JONES , Dlue Springs , Neb- *
PACIFIC HOTEL , W. P. REN8HAW , , Dcatrlcc , Neb ,
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL , E. D. COTTRELL , Nebraska City , Neb.
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & DECKER , Crcston , la.
JUDKINS HOUSE , JUDKINS &DRO. , Red Oak , la.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , WM. LUTTON. Vllllsca. la.
PARK HOTEL , W. J. GARVIN , Corning , In.
DURKE'B HOTEL , E. R. DURKE , Carroll , la.
HEAD HOUSE , JOS. SHAW A CO. , Jefferson , 'a. '
CHENEY'S UNION HOTEL , CHENEY BROS. , Mo. Valley June. , la ,
NEOLA HOTEL , F. SIEVERTZ , Neola , la.
CENTRAL HOUSE , 8. P. ANDERSON , Malvcrn , la.
EMERSON HOUSE , A. L. 8HELDON , Emerson , la.
CROMWELL HOUSE , MRS. R. COCHRAN , Cromwell , I .
BEATKICE BRANCH B. it M. 11. 11
3XT3E333.
EDWARDS it 1JAKE11 . Bankers and Lumber Dealers.
T. CASTOR . General Mcrchandiso-
, T. B. EDSON . General Merchandise
COONEN it SIMPSON . Clothing and Furnishing Goods
W. S. CHMELIR . Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Gooda
E. W. DIX . Builder and Contractor
WARNECKE it TIIAYER . . . Cigar Manufactory
HENRY CLARK . . . . . .Grain Dealer
J. II. JAMES . Farm Machinery
F. J. SADILEK . Saddles and Harness
THOMPSON REED . Wilbor House
M. B. HOKUFF . . . Two Billiard Halls
DAVIS & CASTOR . Collections , Insurance and Real Estate-
THE OPPOSITION . Weekly
SUPERIOR
OTHERS
In Convenience ,
DURABILITY , ECONOMY
AND-
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION ,
THE
SOLD BY
Lang & Fotick.
Choice Cigars !
Can 1)0 obtained nt KUHN & CO.'S
by the box for Less Money than at
any wholesale tobacco house , for the
reason they soil cigars in connection
with their drug business , without any
expense to the Cigars. TRY THEM.
, All Cigars not satisfactory exchanged
or money refunded.
A fine lOc Cigar , long Havana filler , 5
for 25c. Never has there been any
Cigar in Omaha equal to them for the
money.
PINE KEY WEST CIGARS ,
From § G.25"per hundred up.
"Atlantic" bestlOc Cigar in City
Tobacco from 25c. per pound upwards.
Pipes from 25c. per dozen upwards.
Cigarsfrom $15.00r 1,000 upwards.
Omaha , A PflT A sfTT Collins ,
Cheyenne , * \JJJI A\JXL.9 Colorado
Spring and Summer
CLOTHING ! !
LATE AND NOBBY STYLES
FOR MEM , BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Hats , Gaps , Trunks , Valises.
IN THE LATEST STYLES ,
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Prices to Suit all I
1322 FARNHAM STREET ,
NEAR FOURTEENTH ,
