Nebraska Newspapers

    6 TUB OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY JUE to 1881.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
f > . , *
Mattera * of Moinont J Trans-
I plrlng in Iowa's Metropolis.
Happouinga of the Day Put in
Readable Shape.
The Result of the Republican
Convention.
Commencxsmont Eiorclo , nnd
Other Iilvo topics h 1
The commencement lait night
closed the school work and
closed it well. Eighty new aspirant *
for life's honors and cares have been
turned loose upon society. The su
perintendent and teachers will now
take a much needed rest and all will
got ready foi another year of earnest
flchool llfo And school work.
Olucer it Pucoy have rcpaited and
refitted th6 several ollice * owned by
u them. 1'iofcBuional mon > like a nice ,
f neat'placo in which to tr.insact Intel'
UPSS ai well as bankers , and duly ap-
pteciato liberality of landlords.
< . . , Heal catalo is advancing , Lots in
seine loc.ilitiei have doubled and
tripled in price ninco ( March. The dd-
inand is chielly for property on the
bluffs or high ground. llonta of
dwelling * ) have also advanced but few
aic to bo had at any | ) iice.
Ho was loaning against a telegraph
pole on Main street , lie was appar-
cntly'about fifty , tall and comely , but
rather seedy , sallow and careworn ; the
( ire of genius still lingered on his
| Grow and in his eye. He might have
J boon oncoa , professor or a senator era
a a editor. Ho held in his hand a
newspaper , in which ho suomod deep
ly absorbed. It was Tun UiR. : Ilia
lips moved."o drew irresistably
' near And heard in nnlrmurcd cadence
sweet and1 low- : - ' i
"llow doth the lltUo buHyllKK
Improve each nhjplnffliourj . " "
And gather honey' all the day
From every openini ; llowor. "
"I'll subscribe for the URK , " and ho
sinolu a placid Binilo.
E. D. Godfrey , special agout of the
JJ. S. iionaion bureau , was in Iho , city
yefltoruay on iidportant busineost
" ( jround was broken yesterday for
Uio erection of J. J. Jirown's ' latgo
brick block on South Fifth street.
The Mueller building , on the same
fitroet , is being pushed rapidly for
ward. Gronoweg & Schoontgon will
jt begin thd extension of their building
' in a few days. Mr. Gallagher in now
in Toxaa but 'ia expected to return
shortly and will immediately begin
the erection of his1 maminoth block on' '
Fourth atreet. Spveral brick buihU
ing.1 are in cotitomplation on Broad-
way , In about n month the Jvpystono
Manufacturing Co. will begin .tlioii ;
J four ntory building , 70x100 foot'near '
I tho'O,1 , B.tfcQ.jlopot ! , and , thus the !
clioory Jjustlo goes on. Xinx says ,
"Only just the signs of tlio times. "
It 800)118 ) the two names given by the
countorfoitoc , whosol arrest wo reported - ,
ported yesterdayf woio "both ulidms ,
his true immo in now given as Doll
Smith , and ho in reported to bo an
old hand nt such baa business.
Tlio broom factory , on Sixth struot ,
is now running with its improved mat
chinory. This machinery was inado
at Syracuse , N. Y. , and is the firwt.of
the kind that lias boon not up west of
the Mississippi. It IH capable of tinn
ing from 2,000 to 9,500 brooms per
wook. Tlio hugo sowing jnaehmo
" "makes ono Immlred stilclios or iniu-
uto. Making brooms by steam ia nn
exceedingly interesting "operation.
Tlio icgular' hionthly oxnminaticm"
of teachers u ill occur to-day at the
county superintendent's oflico.
Good si/.od nun- potatoes JAVOIO placed
on the market by our m.frkot gardener
yesterday. They ictail for ( JOc per
peck.
P. T. Mayno loft for Ornniwoll yes-
tcrday on btiBiiioM/b"u Will leturn
Jlagain on'Mondayj * j
ViwProf. At E.Clnrondon lias returned
to his homo and family in this city ,
where he will remain during the sum
mer vacation. -
Twelve regular passenger ( rains ar-
live and depart from Council lilulFa
daily besides thu Union Pacific trans
fer trains. ,
It u'.Oscar ' KHOJC'H nqw Vesidoifeo ' on
' 'Sixth street will bo complotop mid
ready for occupancy about tlio iqt of
July. *
o U'hp funeral of Herman Jlopscho
took place yeatorday at the unpointed
.hour as'pcF nnnouncomont. TJip qoro-
JmoriipB wire kcono\nctodiby \ tho. Odd
jfPollpys , of which orflor deepaaod ( was
| a prpminoni member. Anv unusually
[ flargoconcourso of carriages and poo-
"p5oplpj > yero in attondaucCi ' .Bhowing .
th'6 high eatoom-in whichtho'docoaaoil
HvavJiuld by his ( follow - townsmen ,
" The funeral 'trainwas' ' procqdod by
"tlio band playing a mournful1 dlrgo
and thp entire coromonioa wore I nol-
x qruiiand beautiful. The romalns
' wore interred | n PWrviow cemetery ,
t.Tho aiokiioiia niWplrovailiiighi cor'
tfiiir localities , ' Chough not aorious.
con probably bo remedied or obviated
bv coasiiig to drink wrill water. Fil
tered ciatoru water ia the safest , nnd
far the , moat whole&omo water to drink
in this locality.
The county republican convention
mot at the courthouse at 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and vae called to
order by John W. Baird , chairman of
the republican county central com ,
initteo.
lion. W , F. Happ was chosen chair
man and Hr. Roqera secretory. ISIi
-Clayton , T. P. Troy nor , George F.
It Wnght , J , II. tiwMison and J. T.
Evans were appointed on credentials.
I > J. 0 , Adams moved ( hat a delegate
from each township and ono from
each ward , to elect ita own delegate ,
; 1m appointed.
This motion produced a clash of in
terest * and a war of words. The mo
tion was amended by Mr , Baldwin
, that the chair appoint a commit
tee confuting of ono from each ;
' ' township and pno from each ward to
ticloct delegates , anil finally passed in
that form.
1 Thp following delegates \\cro soleo-
tods Jacob Sims. W. F. Happ , John
Lindfr. Qeb , F. Itight , 'J. ' T. iJaldwin ,
. . , T..J.Evai a ( J S.lUndi II. 0. 0tifu-
not , E. A. Conaijjney , B. . F . , Clayton . ,
a O.iM. Brpvm.JJV ' ? ' > G * or *
'fMI1 * tttnrj / * *
Ellis , AlfFrazier ,
man andS
proxies lie admitted , brought on n
spirited itrngglo and the tliermoinctor
of political heat rapidly rose into ilia ,
Jiinotlos. Mr Bafdirin E\ml1y \ vith-
drow'hta motion * amHIid convention
closcu harnionioimly.
The high achool coinnioncomont was
well attended , nnd passed off nicely
hst'evening. All acquitted them
selves hitiusoinoly. Wo regret that
the exorcises cloicd to Into to Rive a
repgrt. >
Wo clip the following /mm / last
evening's Globe codccniing the Fairview -
view comolery , of w hich wo had occa
sion . to , * . sneak * _ _ _ yesterdays . "In _ _ . yic\r
* .1 Clearness r Falrvfow : > .l
of the of cemetery
to the heart of Council Bluffs , its inadequacy -
adequacy to moot the fcants of a growing -
ing city like otirs , ( tliero only Doing
seine twenty acres therein ) ; the cer
tainty of more extensive grounds
Ixung'tiGodod in Iho future ; the liahil-
ity of the health of our citizens boint , '
endangered by exhalation anddranngi ( !
from tlio old cemetery , and the proi-
peels of inturinohta therein being cn-4
joined by the courts for 'thu , reasons
above slated , Botlio of our citizen's are
taking initiative stem looking'to the
purclmio of ample and suitable
urnimdH , either , adjacent to' Walnut
llill contotorY Or at Homo other Uiiob-
jcctionablo placu of Huflicicfit capacity
and in nome of the picturesque locali-
lies with which the city is so abund
antly surrounded , as will nicol the
w.ints of the city for the burial of the
dead for all tiino to come. "
MEXICO.
Gonld'n Bitter Disappointment in
tlio Soutb.
Umpalcli \ to the Tribune
NHW YOIIK , Juno il. ! There 'haa
been a- great deal of excitement'on
the strcots to-day over the rumor that
the Goiild-Moxican schemes wore bad
ly involved. It SOOIIIH that when the
AtcluBotij Topeka & Saifta Fo and
Denver & Uio Oiando wcro engagiid
in their fight tlmt Jay Gould unstated' '
the latter road , believing thai ho
could capture it nnd its valuable Colo-i
rado , Now Mexican and Mexican franchiser
chisorVhon'the" fighl ended ho'wastho
owncrof a third of Uio Grande stock ,
and ho madon desperate effort to break
the market and got enough of iho
floating stock to" got control , This
plafl.wns balked by th'o shr'owdncss
of General Palmer , and , as n result ,
ho found himself with .Russell Sago ,
at thu close of the contest , the owner
of less than a ninth.
Still undaunted , though sorely dis
appointed , Gould then directed his
attention to Moxicb , lryng [ to qbiaiii ,
special subvontiquB and concessions.
(
In'this ' ho utterly failed. Whun Gen
eral Grant returned the railroad
king saw a chanco1 to 'try
ugniii.r nnd after muoh ; negotiation
ho Employed the oJd-ptesidont to go 'to
Moxicoj and on the- , strength of his
reputation and in'lluqnco/with Senor
Itomoro , f makp a second attempt to
gain the concessions which t\oro jdo-
sircd. Grant's first move was to as
sociate Romero with him in th6 6nter-
prise , believing that his name -Mould
carry great weight. Unfortunately )
for'tho ' schdntd , this did not prove to
bo the case. There was deep jealousy
and milch suspicion of Grant on the
part , of the Mexicaim und in associating -
ing Senor Romoio wish him , ho nrndo
a great mistake. They at once as
sumed that Romero had boon bought
to work against his coinitry.and Jio
was' ' generally * denounced * by , tjio
Mexican papers. 'When Grant
wont there ho was * cpoly but
politely received , the most m.ukcd
feature of his reception being the ut
ter absence of cordiality. Everybody
seemed to1 bo watching Jus movements ,
and whcii ho < nmdo the piopoaitions
and reiiuesls which Gould bad tofl
quested him to make they woio
nrniuptly lefused.
Gen. Grant is not a good deceiver ,
and when ho first reached Now York ,
ho mane no secret of his disappoint
ment. At once 'tho nrirkot 1 oiVWho
GouldMoxican" soouritiprt dropped ,
and aigonoml distrust1 ( was J arousfed.
Alarmed'.at this , Gould --aoiit him a
request to say that no subventions had
been asked for , und it is stated that
this request moio than any interest
ho may fool in the Colliding matter ,
has prompted the many interviews ho
has submitted to of late.
On iho market , and among woll-
infyrmod men'on the sheet ; thpro is a
genoruT impression < Unit 'tlioljGould
syndicate will bo very seriously embarraSsed -
barraSsod by the Afoxicaii failures It
was rumored | yesterday thut Gould
(
was buyiug back Union Pacific !
How to Bplld a LOTCO. t
The mode ot buiUUn ( x.lo\oO'wliicli
suporacdod tlio jirfriiitivu stylo" just
tlcacribdil is this : Tlio Hiincu which it
in to occupy is first carefully qloancd
off ; trocs/iroota. atuthps , logs , V < { ods ,
even grass nnd luavus , are roniovod.
Thou in Iho iniddlo of the spnco , extending -
tending longitudlimlly the whole
length of the pronosod work , is du a
ditoh thrco fuot vide and thrco foot
Jeep , which is to bo atrnightwiiy filled
up nguin. This is called n mock-
ditch , or , as some people say , n
"muck-ditch. " " "
but
- why "muck" is
ono of the things tlmt lias not yet
boon found out. The object of this
is twofold to close all root-holes and
to mortise the Biiporsiructuro in the
natural oiirtli , thus preventing any
sliding under the pressure of the
wator. AH the levee is built of loose
onrth , its muss coalesces with the
loose earth vith which thoiuiocjc-ditch
MOS filled , and when the levee has
boon completed and settled , it forms ,
with the contents of the mock-ditch , a
homogeneous mass nnoji rcd three foot
all along the line in the soliuVground.
Tlio next process is to build the levee ,
The material ia to bo taken only from
the outside , or side next to the river ,
aijd should not bo cut nearer than
twenty foot frpm the base of the
levee ; the earth is carried invhool -
barrows upon lun-plank , The dimen
sions of levees have railed from time
to time , according to the amount of >
funds available for their construction.
In any cusp , thp top of thojovoo should
bp three foot perpendicular ubovu
high-water mark ; the base line should
be live , six , or seVen foej , according
to the ratio in force , /or every foot 'OI
perpendicular height ; the top should :
bo level , and as bioiid us the lovco ( s
high , Thus ' I
, jthqro Jn'KliTwutor iiur
is four foot nuovo the lovelf of th 10
natural bank , the porpohdicular height (
of the 10veQ sliQUld boVuveii foot , the
breadth iat the top > ; sH6Uld > b ' E
ts Jhickuoss oj hi
'
thirty-fivo feet , forty-two fcot , 6r
forty-nine fcolj fis tlio rntio pf TITO to
orie/Jsix to".ono7 or soverf * to
Wiojlinight bo- ' * ! force. * Tnk-
itig.H for illustration , ' i Mnoveii-
foot lovco constructed upon this Irwt
ratio , it will bo observed that , with
the Jrfttor. standing four foot deep ,
there will 1)0 on a horizontal line
twonty-fivo foot of solid earth between
the surface of tho'wnter outside and
the air inside , and forty-nine feet be
tween the bottom of the water without
and the air nt the natural surface of
the earth within. , -
Jl'ho last biitt indisponsiblo stop in
the process ofi'lovco-building' is the
"stop-water" ditch , whicliis dug BOino
thirty or forty /cot fnnn4 tlio , inner
margin of the Ibvee , And parallo with
it. The function of this ditch it to
rcceivo and conduct away the the seep-
water , or transpirafion-water , which
no/on in consilortloimntities ( | through
oven the most compact of levees. If
permitted to remain it , would rotulor
the ground , about tliofinncr base of
the lovco intplcraoly tifiiddy , and
wAifld operate ? w'n greal'disadvantago
in case of cmeigency.'riiOBCCp-wrttcr
%
ditch must bo connected vJilh planta
tion ( litchus or otherwiRoput
into" communication ; with , the
Iswamu ni the rear ? BO * thai the wntcr
cali bo carried rnvny. Finally ,
as u finishing touch to the liow ( lot'cu ,
it should bo planted with Bermuda
grass. If tufts of this grass bo HCl
two or throe feet apart all over the
durfaco of tlio'ldvod it will , in a year
or two , cover it completely with n
very donid bed , and by ita interlacing
loots add materially to its water re
sisting capacity. When water stands
for a long time against a levee , the
current and the waves seriously aorado
its Hiirfaco , cutting it sometimes so
deep that an Inopportune tsind storm
would asfliiiedly urcak it. A hoKvy
coat of Bonnutla nod is a very efficient
nro\ontativo of this kind of disaster.
I have noon at the end of a long per
iod of high water , n long piece of lovco
deeply indented all along tli'o line ,
and in some places , cut more than
half ilu-ougli ) while adjoining itVIIH u
.strip of Bermuda covered levee , sub-
jec't to'tho' saiho oxpntiro ) to wave ,
wind nnd current , vrhich had not , ap
parently , lost a pound of earth or a
tuft of.-gratm. [ From an illustrated
articloon "Tho fjoyeos of tho' Mis-
sfsBippi , " by William L. JTurfreo ; Sr. ,
in Scribnor for July.
IFnw often pcnoiw lm\o been annoyed
1 > y tmrrH clinginu to their dresH orclothmj ; ,
nnd lionHcldom na\ ( ! they , uhcn cleaning
them. giM'ii it a thought that ] ! urdock
Hoot Is the most Milinililo blood cl
ninl purifier "known , nml in Hold by oNury
dniKKiit under tlio immo of liurtlock Itlood
"
BUtem : "L'flcoaLOO , trial pize O ctsnts.
ii says : "Debt , pov-
ortyffindfmtforring haunted mo for
years , caused by' a sick family and
largo billsfordoctoring which did nb
good , vas completely discouraged ,
until-ono year ago.by the advcoj | of
iny. pastor , ; Iprocurred' Hop Qkt tprs ,
and commenced their use , and in ono
month wo it of 6 aU'woll ; and none of
us liavo bcen sick a dayr since ; and. I
%
want [ to say to all poor mcnyoii ( can
Keep your families tell a year \with
Hop Litters for IOBH than ono doctor's
visit will nnaf " nml.ivl
Worthy ot Praise.
" , AH a rule wo do not roconimond , pa
tent modicino'sl but vJhon wo know of
ono that realty is apublic ; benefactor ,
and does ' positively cure , than wo con
sider it'our duty to impart that information
mation to nil. Electric bitters aru
truly , iv jnost , valuable niedicino , and
will surely euro Biliousnesa , JFover
and Ague , Stomach , Liver and Lidnoy
complaints , oven whore all other rem
edies fail. Wo know \\hcreof wo
sneak , and can freely recommend to
nil. [ Ex. Sold nt 50 cents u bottle
Tsh & McMahon. 4) )
RHEUMATISM ,
Houralgia , Sciatica , Lumbago ,
Baokacfia , Soreness of the Chett
Gotfff Quinsy , Sere Throat , Stil
ings arid Sprains , Burns and
* * Scalds , General Bodily
Pains ,
Tooth , Ear and Headache , Froste ,
Feet and Ears , and all other
Pains and Aches ,
. ,
Kc Prtptntlon on urth tquiU Sr. JIPOU Ol
M taft. furt , tiniplp nd ehtaji XxUm * i
rmtdf. A trl l tnUlli t > ut lb 'coup ntlr l
tj luE out ) 7 of 0 C nt ( , ind r rjon. . luffe /
IM rith ( ttla C4n L t chntp tad potlUT * "
r tt * cUlmi.1 | /M
Dlrtctioo * in B t n Ingo4t . y r
MEDIOIHE ,
A. VOGELER
J.H FLIEGEL
Successor to i. II , ThU-le ,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Ko. 50 Douylu Street Oiuah * . Neb.
Eusiness College.
THE GREAT WESTERN
QEO. R. RATH BUN , Principal
Block ,
'
* * '
BOAUD OF U'JLALIZATION.
Nolltti b hereli > irlun tht In noconUnc llK
foctlon 70 of an net of the I , < dhiurt of Uic
tttlo bf NcWmlK entitled "An act M pro\ld < > &
ysttni of llcirnnC , % pj > fovcd SMrch 1 , lT9 , the
count } commlMlonfM of DounUut rotint ) , Xe
hnwkn , will tt the office of th countjtlerk t
Ofii\h , Inttild muntj for ten micnwlre il J ,
foninicncln/r / Monitny , ) iino 20 , 1&S1 , for the pur-
POTO of pqtmllzlrttf nd erirrcctlntt the mt mcnt
rolli of Uie nercrnl tircciV'tt of mlct county for
thejwir 18SI. All iwwii frcllnif Krlo l by
sn.Mhlnc cotiUIncil In mill Msiwtnicnt roll * miKt
Tr1At the time MMtnt tl
UK. Joilv II.
Om.\ha , June 13th , 184J. Count\ Clerk ,
dCtlt
1'ROI'OSALS FOR SP1UNKL1NG
HTHEETS.
propo .il < will I * rcteUod 1) > the under-
until thp Uth ib ) of .In if IkSl , nt 12
o'clock noon for the fprlnkllnsr of r'nrnhum Mrott
from nth to loth street , end north , and nouUi ,
of cftrh eroM street to allejd bftvicn Bth ami
JOtli utreetj ) , Ami Kou Lit ftrctt * * n12th onJ
ICth trict < Tlic contract to CUIMJ whun tlio
untcruorkn coni | n ) < up | > n vntcr In nuth < lli *
trlct. Slid tilds tfl tie oix-ncd at the rc tilur meet
ing of tlio clt ) council on Tucwlnj , Jutic ZSth ,
18.31. Tlio council rcwnm the rlifht to rcjoct
nnnnd nil tildi Siln M'l' munt be acccinmnvtl ] !
li } thd immo of | > ropOwl Mtrct ) imdcr Uio
iMiial condition * , Ktucbjxt conUlnlnKxlil
iropoiaN vlnll Iw inirkfl , t-l'roio | < nli forcprlnk.
Init ctrc'ctn In tin 'lt.of . dniaha , ' nnd dcllicrcil
not liter tlinn the tltnb abuto
.1 .1 I. , 0 Jvvsm ,
Jc2T3t Clt ) Hcil.
NOTIOK.
J. M. Stixnton ( full namettnkiumn ) Hnr-
ritt Iltnii and MaryShilldck , non-ix-iiiknt
( Itfundnnti uill t.'iKu nuticv tlmt , Mil tun
Ik'iidiu , of llic county of Douglas
laH , In the Stntt of Nibronka , did on the
7th ( lay of May , 181 , lilo his iivtition in
the Diitrict Co'iitt of the Kt.ilc of Ntljiim-
Ita' Mthin ! nnd for the mid county of Jo jf-
l.vi , ncalnst the .itd if. M. Stnnlon. MM-
rict llpnn nnd Mnry Hliillock. imple.ndul
\\jtli deorgu Mills , Mn 'lo Mcl/orinick ,
.Toslnlj 8. Mcrorinick.JlnttlifwT Vntrick
nndJ'hn N Patrick ilefindantK , < < ittlnK
forth I hat hirtuc of a deed issued by thu
treasurer of nid county , ho has an nb elute -
lute title to the totithc.ixt quartur ( if thu
norihn'cftt quarter of Uio nnthciHt rniartcr
of section nlnis (0) ( ) townsliiii fifteen (15) ( ) ,
ian-e ( , thirteen ( III ) e , in kaiil Donfjlns coun
ty ; tint you and each of raid defciulnntH
claim to nave Fomc Intciest in K.iid land ,
nnd prnylntr that ho , may be adjudged to
ha\o nn iiulefc.vihlo title to oaid preinisLH ;
hut that if IIH title uhould be held invalid ,
ho may bo decrcrd to lm\u n lien on M.I id
land , that it may be sold to pntWy the
Manic , nnd that you and each of you ho for
ever be debarred from netting up or nitsertitiL'
any right or claim thereto. And the raid
.T. .M. Htanton , Unit let Hcnn and Mary
Shilldok are hereby notified tlmt they arc
required to aiijicar nnd anxwer Haul peti
tion on or before the firnt day of August ,
Ig81. MILTON HUKDlilX ,
Uy Cr.AKkMV 4c HUNT , IUB uttoriiej-H.
Dated Qinalm , Jimo 23 , 188 . wl ltd
NOTICE.
To Ilulldcn ami Contractors :
Notice U hereby hcn tint pealed
willo \ \ rccthwl bj the Hoard of TniHtwa of
School DUtrkt No. 1 , of Cumin/ county , Ncbrfw-
kiuntil 2 o'clock A.M. of the snthilayot June , A
I ) . IbSl , for erection of n sdiool houx ! In the tomi
of West I'oInU In nald School DUtrlct , during Uio
prcwjnt > car , ' the Kane to be built nnd Uio ma
terial lined In tlib constnictlon thereof , to.tm In
accordance lth the ploni and specifications
thereof , on Die tilth the IMroHor of the Ilonrd of
Tnistccfl of said ikliool DUtrlct , and which plnn
and ftpcclflcatlonii may be wen at thu furmtMr
store of Ixiulii Hlcy , In said town of West Point ,
nnd a duplicate copy thereof at the ofllce of
Chirlca Drucoll , tirtnitect , In the city1ot Oniaha ,
Neb.
Neb.The
The laid Ilonrd of Trustee * hcrohy reserve the
right to rejut an ) nnd all bids rcceUctl. Address ,
J. W. POLLOCK , Director ,
ma. > 31-d3t \ t West Point Nebraska.
NetoashLand Agency
DAVIS & SNYDER ,
1505 Farnham St. , . . . Omaha. Nebracka.
Carefully Bcloctotl land In I Jistcni Nebraska ( or
B.ilu Croat lUtrRnlii In lnipro > cd famif , and
Oinalu clt } projHirtj
O r' DAVISf. WKIWTKU SNYDKIl.
' .n II 4) ) ) ftbtf
, , MRS. LOUISE MOHR ,
Graduate o ! Uio St. I/fiuls School of MJ ! i\cs , at
600 California Street , Between Fifteenth
and Sixteenth ,
north nMo , where cilU will ho promptly -ospond-
til to at an > hour during the cfaj or ulcht.rol7J3
rol7J3
J. G. RUSSELL , M. D , ,
HOMG0PATHIC PHYSICIAN.a
Rheaws of Children and Charonlc Diseases a
SiHxlulty. Oineu nt Uesidcmo , 2000 CMS street.
'Hour.1-3 to 10 a. in. , 1 to 2 p. m. , and alter C ] i.
m aulbdlm
W. d. OONNELL ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW.
Omen Front Itoonu ( up stalrt ) In Ilanocom'ii
no1 1'rlck building , N , W. corner KfU. < onth nd
1'arnhara BtrtoU.
GEO. H. PARSELL , M. D.
Itoomi In Jacoba' Illock , up stairs , corner Cap
ltala\cnueand Flfti'tntlKtrect. Itcwldcncc. 41
Miennan atenuo. Kay be contiiHud Atrusluen
from 7 to 9 p. m , except Vt'odnoHda } 8.
HlKciiUTY ObxtctilcK and DUuaaci of Vf om
Ollko hour * , 0 lo 11 n. m. and 2 to 4 p. in. ; Sun
( I/use to 7 p. m.
AG. . TROUP ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW.
Oyncs In Hunsooinb'e Illock , with Ooorge K.
1'rlchttt , 1WC Famluuu St. , Oiualta , Neb.
Boggs & Hill ,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No. 1508 Farnham Street ,
Orrin North fcldc , o ) > p. Onuid Oatnl lloti.1.
J.P.ENGLISH ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW ,
810 South Thirteenth BUett , wltb
J. M.Woolworth.
los , K. cuigKJSO , o. i , uusr.
Clarkson & . Hunt ,
8ucce on to WchAnU k Hunt ,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
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B. lltliStrvct , Omvh
Geo. P. Bern is
REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
16th and Dodge 8U. , Omaha. Neb
Thlt Kene/-d9c / § BTWCTLT * broVonge Imtlnoe * .
Dee not vtKcuUU ) , ttnJ therefore any tarzulix
on UK boo > > * are Innurod to Itu patrons , iuuttw
ofttlag \ fobUcd up b ) the ojcut
DexterL.Tliomas&Bro.
WILI- BUY AND kf.LL
COXKCTID Tliimwrni ,
Pay Taxes , Rent Houses , Etc.
if ' \ , . tit t-
*
it roc rinr TO flrl ox " '
Can at Omco , Hoom
AND STILL THE LION
CONTINUES TO
Roar for Moores ( )
Harness
AND Saddlery.
_ , _ _ _
Il.a\e ruloptcd the UonaniTrulo Maik , and
nil my peed * will ho STAMl'KIi with the l.ION
find niv NAMK on themtuo. NO ROODS AKK
OKM'INK WITHOUT Till ! AI10VK STAJJIU
The best material It u eil and the irott skilled
uorknun arc employed , nnd at the lowest own
price AMJOIIC Wlshlnif a price-list o [ good will
confer a fa\orbj sending for one ,
_ DAVID SMITH MOORE.
D. s. BENTON"
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
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AIII1ACII III.OCK ,
Cor. DOURwand ! IStliSt * . Omaha Kcb.
D. F , Manderson ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW ,
242 1'arnhnm St. . Oniflha
Edward W , Simeral,1
ATTORUEY - AT - LAW ,
It/xmi 0 Crtlxhton 12th and Doughg utrcctf ,
RIPVPI CO UmAu-intfor COl.UMDIA
DIUTULCOi nnauriOIIIOYCI.K.S. Send
thrcorent Ktniup ( orCalaloRUQ
and priic Hit eontalnlng full
InfonnAtloit.
H , I , D , SOLOMON ,
Paint * , Oils and Glass
OMAHA , KEH.
31
Axle Grease
NEVER GUMS !
Used on Wnjfotm , Uuefflcs , Ktajwrs , Thrcsliors
and Mill iUclilncrj. It Is INVALIBLKTO v < tut-
Rim AND TPAMHTPIIH. It niret Scratches nnd all
klndx of sorco on Ioreca nnd block , ax > > cll na on
men.
men.CLAEK & WISE , Manuf s ,
305 Illinois Street , CMcano.
ron ruicts. jo 21 cm ii
John G. Jacobs ,
( Formerly ot GUh&Jacolie , )
UNDERTAKER.
No. 1417 Farnhftm St. , Old Stand of Jacob GIs.
/3 0rdcra by Telegraph Sollcitod. ai > 27-lV
J. R. Mackey ,
1
Corner 1Mb and Douclna Sts , Oinaha , Kcb.
PtltcB Ittntt ruble.
B\R01 TtKKD LJ.M1HR1-KD.
BYRON REED & . CO.
Eeal 'Estate Agency
IN NEIlHAhKA.
Keep a complete nbxtrnct of title to all Itcal
inaha and Douglas count } . mtUf
A , f , NASON , Dentist ,
OKIICB JAcolrt' Illock , corner Capitol atinuc
and riftfciith utrcut , Omaha N ! J.
DR. G. B , RICHMOND
( Formerly Aiwinlant rii > flIeIKn In Chlcapo Ol ) .
ktctrfc Hospital , for 1 rcatment of Disease
of Women under Dr. 11 } ford. )
Wlll'devoie my entire attention to Obstetrics ,
Medical and Surgical Diseases
< jf Women.
Office. H03 Varnham . Hours , 0 a. m. to
and 2 to 5 ) i m. mlO tf
AOKKTS WANTED PQR OOB NEW BOOK
BIBLE FOR THE YOUNG , "
belnp the Story of the Scripture ! , ! ) } Rev ,
Alexander Crook , 1) . D , , In nlmiilc and attractho
aniruapa for od ! an-1 } o njf. Vrofawly Illuntra-
tcilt nuking a no t lnt ri tlnf ( and ImpruiaUo
} outh 8 Irntruttor. Kvcry ( Mrcnt will ne urc thw
work. 1'rcaehem. joil vhoulJ clrrulatolt. 1'rico
tknd for circuUrn with ixtra tennB.
J II. CHAMUKim < : CO. St. IxmU Mo.
SELTZER
A man of noted health wa a-iiccd how It HTW
uHvcmcJ toboalwn ) w < , ll. "lam not parti
cular In my mvalHi I cat wmt | I Ilku ; and when
t\tr I lev ] under the author , I resort to my
TARHANT'S SELTZER APERIENT ,
which I keep alwaj i In tlio hoiuc. " WUoiuan
ondc < x > MoiuUiiloJiwi.ll. He doM not rcoort to
Violent uieaiiH ( or rtllef. Ho u t4 NBturs'n rem
cdy , Ui the ihil > ot thli atierlvot. 2 'Sold b )
all lrurvl ( t . '
LOVELY
COMPLEXIONS
POSSIBLE TO ALL.
What Nature denies to many
Art secures to all. llagan'fl
Magnolia Balm dispels every
blemish , ovcixjomes Jleducss ,
Freckles , Ballowness , Bough-
ness , Tan , Eruptions and
Blotches , and removes all evi
dences of licnt and excitement.
The Magnolia Balm imparts
the most delieato and natural
coniploxfonul tints no detec
Uou. being possible to tlio clos
est observation.
Under these circumstances a
faulty complexion is II ttlo short
of a crime. Magnolia Balm
sold everywhere. Costs only
75 cents , with full directions.
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN - HOTELS. ;
HOTELS. PROPRIKT011S.
UNION PACIFIC HOTEL , MARKEL & 6WODE , U. P. TrAn fcr ,
Council Bluffs.
LEWIS HOUSE , S. LEWIS , Dow Olty , Iowa.
HARTNEY HOUSE , W. P. HUNTER , West Side , Iowa.
SleHENRY HOUSE , T. W , BUTLER , ' Vail , I own
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & DECKER , reston , la.
JUDKINS HOUSE , JUDKINS & BRO. , Red Oak , la.
MENDIN HOTEL , ADOLPH WUNDER , Mendin , la.
THE CENTRAL HOUSE , JOSEPH 8 AN KEY , 'Walnut , l .
IVE8 HOUSE , O , T , IVE6 , ' HAstlng , '
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , WM. LUTTON , Vllllica , la.
PARK HOTEL , W. J. OARVIN , Corning , la.
DELDEN HOTEL , A. W. BELDEN , Woodbine , la.
LUSK HOUSE , JAS A. LUSK , Logan , la.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , C. F. CA88ADY , Denlson , la ,
OURKE'6 HOTEL , E. R. DURKE , Carroll , la.
GLIDDEN HOUSE , 8. M. LEWIS , Cllddcn , la.
8CRANTON HOUSE , JOS. LUORAFT , Scranton , la ,
ASHLEY HOUSE , DAN EMBRCE , Qr.tnd Junction , la
HEAD HOUSE , JOS. 8HAW& CO , Jefferson , In
MERCHANTS' HOTEL , CHENEY & CO. , Sioux City , la.
CHENEY'S UNION HOTEL , CHENEY BROS . Mo. Valley June. ,
CITY RESTAURANT , J. JTUOK , Dunlnp , la.
CHAPMAN'S SE8TAURANT , T O. CHAPMAN , Stanton , la.
LAUQHMAN'S RESTAURANT , W. LAUOHMAN , Cliclby , la.
NEOLA HOTEL , F. 8IEVERTZ , Ncola , la ,
WOODWORTH HOUSE , J. R. CALKINS Atlantic , la.
CENTRAL HOUSE , 3. P. ANDERSON. M.ilvern , la.
EMERSON HOUSE , A. L. SHELDON , Cmmorson , la.
CROMWELL HOUSE , MRS R. COCHRAN Cromwell , la.
WALTON HOUSE , T. C. WALTON , Onawa , la.
CITY HOTEL , .OHENEY . & CLARK , Blair , Neb ,
MARSH HOUSE , W. W. DROWNING , Drownvllc , Neb.
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL , EID. COTTRELL , Nebraska City , Neb.
CENTRAL BLOCK HOTEL FRED , STADELMANN , Plattsmoutli , Neb'
eyer & Co.
GunsAmmunitionSporting Goods
PISHING TACKLE , BASE BALLS , and a
FULL LIHE OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
SE33XTD OEVOIEt. X XUCOXJ-XJCCSarj1.
MAX MEYER & CO. , Omaha , Ne
O /'JfcTa-T.TFTP = g js . I--
Tobacco from 25c , per pound upwards.
Pipes from 25c. per dozen upwards.
Cigars from $15.00 per 1,000 upwards.
.AJBSTD
POWER AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
MACIIINJittY , HELTING , HOSE , I1RASS AND IRON FITTINGS , PIPK , STEAM
TACKINO , AT WHOLKSALE AND 11KTAIL.
HALLADAYWIND-WISLLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS.
A. L. STRANG , 205 Farnam St. , Omaha.
-WORTH OP-
To Be Closed Out Immediately Regardless of
Cost.
We respectfully call your attention to the large and varied
assortment of Boots and Shoes-including some of the very best
grades in Ladies' and Gents' Hand and Machine Sewed , from
several of the leading manufacturers in the East , which will bo
sold at about
To Close Out.
This is a rare chance for BARGAINS. Come One , Como All , and Shoo your
self at HALF PRICE. Remember the Place ,
216 So. 15th St. , Union Block , Bet. Farnham & Douglas.
MAX .MEYER & BRO , ,
the Oldest Wholesale and
Retail Jewelry House in
Omaha. Visitors can here
find all novelties in Silver
Ware , Clocks , Rich and
Stylish Jewelry , the La
test , Most Artistic , and
Choicest Selections in
Precious Stones , and all
descriptions of Pine
Watches , at as Lo-w Pri
ces as is compatible with
honorable dealers , Call
and see our Elegant New
Store , Tower Building ,
corner , llth and Farn
ham Streets
MAX MEYER & 'BRO.
f < '
IAIIET1E & BRO. ,
O 3MC
THE LEADING , > .
i
MUSIC HOUSE
IN TUB WEST !
General Agents for the
Finest and Best Pianos and
Organs manufactured.
Our prices are as Low as
any Eastern Manufacturer
and Dealer.
Pianos and Organs sold
for cash or installments at
Bottom Prices.
A SPLENDID stock of
Steinway Pianos , Knabe
Pianos , Vose & Son > Pi
anos , and other makes.
Alsp Clough & Warreu ,
Sterling , Imperial , Smith
American Organs , &c. Do
notfail tosee u's before pnr-
chaisinp ; ; ? " * ,