Nebraska Newspapers

    G THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY NOVEMBER 8 , 1881.
THE BLUFFS' ' BUDGET ,
Triumphant Parade of the Hoi
dies About Town ,
Advantages of the Now Derive
Fast Exprosn.
Brutal Assault Upon An Oli
Man ,
Hlffoot of the Pink-H.yo Amen [
, the Equima.
Mi MilajQ OB Kwt Koto * and
Good p.
Notwithstanding a drenching nil
itorin , true to his protniso , Majro
Vaughnn informally oitabliahod B lini
of ilettlic coaches yesterday upon ou
strcots , nt nbont the hour of 10. Thi
procession , consisting of the Herd !
band wngon ( containing Prof Ollcort
band ) , followed bj soron Hordic *
left tlioir hoaduartors | on lowe
Brondwny , nnd headed by Mayo ;
Vnughan , with Dr. Cook in a privnti
carriage , came up Broadway , halUnj
first in front of the Nonpa
rcil building , whore the bane
r discounted some excellent tnu
.sic. They then took up the lini
of march to Pearl street and agaii
halted in front of The Olobo ollico
where the ban'd again played. At thii
juncture wo bogau to feel a littli
hnky. Remembering the "big 4'
resolutions , wo thought the mayo :
would pass us by unnoticed ; but no
so. They just wheeled about am
came right down to TUB BKH office
and made un feel good , notwithstmld
ng the "big injins" had passed
thono rcflolutious and had them print
ed at tlio osponsu of the tax payurs of
Council Blufla so that a friend
still wo had. The boys aunmed to
phy just as awuetly na if the resolu
tions liad never passed , or boon print
ed at the city's expense. Tlio pro-
cesnion then started up Brordwoy.
Whit they did in front of the 0 don
wo do not know. They rodoto Qeis-o'e
brewery wlioro they again halted ,
the band playing. They then re
turned on IJroadway to Main ,
down Muin to Willow uvonuo , halting
at various places. Then pasaiug
through our principal , private htrouts ,
they ruturnod to tlio ilordio barn from
wheuco they issue to-duy roacly for
businmn , nnd thuro auuma to bo no
reason why they shouldn't have plenty
of it. Mr , Vaughon nnya hu was
glad it rained yesterday as it afforded
an opportunity for the peuplu to uuo
that the Hurdles can be run in wet as
well as dry weather.
HUHHAll ! IIUKHAU !
Council Dluflfi is noiv in diroot coin-
munication with Denver , Colorado.
The oastora traiim have all changed
their time tables in order to make
the connections , leaving the transfer
depot .it about5) o'clock in the morn
ing and about 7 o'clock in the evening.
The faro is aix dollara less by this
route than any other , and it in the
pleasant est that can bo taken.
OI1UKC1I HKKVIOKH.
An unusually largo number assem
bled in the Baptist church Sunday
evening to hear their eloquent pastor ,
Rev. Mr. Lemon , present and com
ment upon the articles recently pub
lished in The North American Uuviow ,
written by Bob Ingoraoll und Jerry
Black.
Mr. Lemon handloi the celebrated
infidel without gloyea , and at thu same
time duliiriiiEf ( against tint opinion of
leading Christian journals , ) that the
colonel had a right to blaspheme if ho
wanted to , and tiucular periodicala had
a right to publish the bliuphemy.
Whiio Mr. Ingersdll might bo wrong ,
hu believed to deny him the privilege
to express hin views on the oubjoct of
religion would a greater wrong. Ho
* believes that Ingursoll shirts out in
hin article with a proposition that in
itself shakes his whole argument from
prelude to peroration. That declara
tion , "the mountains are iis unstable
and Hooting in thu eight of God us the
cloudH , " allows that there must be
something more lasting und eternal
, than matter. The trouble with Inger-
Hell , Mr. Lemon claims , is that hu ac
counts for thu watch and ita maker
man but is too cowardly to go
on a belief that man had a
maker God , because ho can't gut. be
hind God and know him. The
speaker claimed that Mr. Mluck'u an
swer tu Ingottull was full nutl com-
uletu , until ho reached the olmrgu
made against the Old Testament "that
endorsed slavery. " Then ho naid
Mr. black's old prejudice took pos
session of him. lie weakened , uiid
had not the courage to deny this
charge ( alao. lie said the bettor
prejudices of thu two writora here
mot. The tug of war cirtuo , like Orook
mooting Greek , and th y fell together.
The speaker claimed that thu Old Tes
tament does not upholdulavery , taken
a whole ; thut Mr. Ingoraoll , or any
other uian , by taking a posaayu hero
and theru * can uiako U to
so do. Ho could take tbo
itatutes of our country oc atato
and uhow that thty ondowu theft.
Tnu ajteakeiicloaed with an earnest
and oloijuont appeal for ttio banish-
input of all inldal thoughts from the
mind , and the acceptance of Christian
teachings oa laid down in God'a word
as thu only reasonable and trui HOU-
tion of the groit "unknown problem. "
OJUNOH tJI.Oit.SOUfl.
Last week nt his residence Ilov. Mr.
Clealuml united in inutrimony Mr ,
Ebon Newell nnd Miss Mary B. Har
rington , of this city. The groom und
bride came to Council Ulufli quito recently -
contly from Cliena , Konnubco county ,
Maine. For a long tlmo in the east
Mr. Newell was'ongagod itaja jialosman
for a lending etovo polwh and boot-
blacking factory , IJo learned tlio busl-
nets thoroughly and determined to
trlku out for hlmsulf Bomowhoro in
the we t. He united with him Shepherd -
herd Harrington , young man of
.well known integrity uad business
opacity. Togathor th 7 left tboir
homos in Maine for the hiir wont
Believing Council Bluffs presented th
boil inducements they located her
and thus far have had no reason t
rozrot it. Miss Harrington is n youm
lady of more than ordinary refinemen
and intelligence , daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Bnrzilla Harrington
She received a thorough oduciitioi
in her native town graduating whoi
quite young at Chin * Academy. Sin
afterwards taught school , and at otv
lime was a teacher in that institution
The wedding TTM private foi the reason
son that the young couple have no
boon here a sufficient time to form intimate
timato acquaintance * . They left tin
city last Wednesday morning for at
extended pleasure trip through th <
south.
Judge Abbott adjurnod court yea
tordky to unite eouplo in the everlasting
lasting bonds of bliss Samuel Wrighi
and Miss Mary Sullivan , all of thii
city.
TAMItr JAllM.
A man by the name of Gilrnoro wai
Treated Sunday night by nflicoi
Brooks for b atiujf his wife. Whor
the case came on he proved that hit
wife deserved all that she got M nhi
was naturally a little fractious and
being enciont at the time rendered
her very much more incorrigible ,
The judge after hearing the tentii.no >
ny , remarked to the man that it was
bad time to correct a woman's stub'
born will when she was in that condi
tion and giving some wholesome
advice discharged him.
I'OI.ICK riGKINUH.
A man by the name of Anderson ,
who keeps a saloon on lower Broad
way , was arrested by officer Sterling ,
charged with keeping open saloon or
Sunday and also for selling liquor tt
minors.
Henry Johnson , colored , WAS arrested
by ofliccr Sterling for thumping n
wench over the head. Ho was fined
by the court $0,85 including costs.
Judge Burke united in marriage
William Mostino and Minn Bettio A.
Bunden The ceremony took place at
police headquarters in presence of thu
force.
UNI'UOVOKBI ) ASH.ULT.
A young man by the name of Adams
is alleged to have made a cruel assault
on J. Jl. Stonestino yesterday fore
noon , near Turley's tannery , in the
northwestern part of the city. It in
claimed that ho dragged him from his
team and struck bun three or four
times on the side of the head It
seomn that one night , seine time ego ,
Stoneatino ordered young Adams out
of his house , and it waa for this
ho iiHHaiiltod him. Mr. Stonestino
entered complaint r.gainst Adams last
evening , and to-day , no doubt , lie will
be arrested.
I'INK-KVK.
Thu pink-oye is still with us. Quito
a number ot Council Bluffn equities
itro still battling with it. G. W.
Grovor's horses uro recovering from an
attack. Thu name disease has been
seriously interfering with the transfer
business of Stewart & Winn.
In anarticlo that appeared inthiapa-
poryosterday morning wo epoko'porhups
too lightly ot Mr. Holmes' misfortune
in loinng a pot horse. Wo intended
no reflection on Mr. Holmes , and
wo rather ayinpitthizo with him in his
lose. We understand that the ani
mal waa a very valuable one , worth
over $300. Since he was taken with
the pink-eye ho has paid out nearly
out ) hundred dollara in cash , trying to
effect n cure , having employed the
best medical skill in that direction ,
LI id harness and robes will be u total
loss , as ho says he would not use them
on another. So it will bo seen that
Mr. H. watt quite u heavy loser.
MlaCKLLANKODH UKNTION.
Knur nldennno nnco gut the idea ,
They hail found a kvg full of beer.
They "imrt" down by the lmxijf.and soon
wore nil stung ,
From their nuns to the tip of tholr oar.
The M. E. district conference will
convene in Council Bluffs this even
ing , and continue in session until
Thursday afternoon
Do not fail to attend at Bloom &
Nixon's hull , and witness the opera
"Sorcerer. " Jf you do not , you will
mms a tine treat.
The money raised at the camp fire
last Friday night went for the benefit
of Spauldmg and Miller.
Mrs. Jonea , who died Sunday , was
buried from her residence on Madison
utroot yesterday. The florvioea took
place MM o'clock.
J. W. Ellis , of Omaha , came over
thr river and put up at the Ogdon.
A little dry nodn applied to the
wound is more soothiug to aJJKi : sting
thnn n whole volume of jiensdesa reso
lutions , and comim so cheaply that ,
iron can-pay for it yourselves without
forcing the taxpayers to come down.
The big 4 are a nice set of tools but
unt very sharp.
Mlrabilo Dlatu.
Y"Vr SJ'ri" $ I > IIMHOUI ii it HUCCCNWI. I
Mrtnluly think Ito etfocU are wmulorful ;
* UMiudyni.oi.UoN . > niilwns | I complained
: > f Irnvo uuililiixl ; my wl/o ij also oiiUm-ii.
* " " 1" I'f ' a > f It ! flio wa illsfiaurcd
y UotclHH i.ml i > iuiillH | on her fico"anil /
liiul iv oiintinuiiun haadacho. Who ia all
riKht now , und ull uunltchtly urupt ona
j v K" o. You mayrtifur unydoubtiiiu
; > artie to mo. 11. M. WII.U.UIHON ,
" . . .
Vrico , BO coutH ; trUl ImUlN , 10 oonta
_ fl7-eo.llw |
Porlotatad tiUv r Coin-
H. Y. Bun.
A curly-headoilolivo-ikinned young
nan walked into u Ilroodwoy furnish-
ng storu yesterday afternoon and
jtforod to buy all the perforated coin
,11 , the place at M discount. About $5
u silver wa handed overto him and
; aid for. "What do you do with it , "
: ha young nun was naked. "I 8up-
. ) ort uiy wife and clhldron with it.
Do you know anybody that's got any
"ow. " The holes in the coins are
moil by passing iron wire through
iliom and.clipping-it off. A little ham-
nering and burnishing makes the do.
suption compluto ,
.
The close conlinumi'iit of all factory
vork given the operativoj pallid face/
) oor npputito , lauuuid , mUorablo feel-
ng * , poor blood , inactive liver , kid-
joy nnd urinary troubles , and nil the
iliysirians and niodicino in the vorld
imot holt them unless they cot out
if iloora or use Hop Uittow , the purist -
ist and best remedy , csn | > ciftlly for
uoh cases , having abundance of
lonlth , unshino nnd rosy chooki In
hem. They coet but a triflo. Boo
uothor column. 0hrieti n Recorder.
norli
No Changing Cars
OMAHA & CHICAGO
Whcra direct oonnscilon art midn with Throng
BLKEriHO CAH LINKS for
HEW TOnK. IIO.tTON ,
fHILAUKI.PIHA ,
BALTIMOnR ,
WAHIIINOTOt
AKD ALL KABTP.RM ITIFA.
The Short Line via. Peori ;
Kor INDIANAPOLIS , CINCINNATI , LOUU
V1LLR , and all point * In the
KBIT tlBI
For ST. LOUIS
Where dlroct eonnctltani re mada In tha Unto
Depot with the Tlirousrh Slocnlni ; Car
Unou for ALL I'OINTa
goTcrrgjEc.
NEW UNE > 'DES MOiNEJ
TUB FAVOUITK ROUTE FOB
Rock Island.
The nneqvalod Inducements offered by thU Un
to tnrelora nd tourliU ro u follows :
Tha cclclirated I'ULLUAN (10-wlixil ( ) FALACI
flLKKPINQ CAHH run only on thin Una C. , G
* Q. PALACE "HAWING KOOM CARS , wit !
Horton'i Hocllnlng Clialn. No citra charge feM
M t iln Hccllnlnff Chain. The hnioiuU , , B. I
Q. I'aUco Dining Out. Oortfeoun Bmokln Car
fltWxl with elcg nt hlah-luwkal ruttan rovolrln
dikln , lor tlio cxclvuive tuw ol flrit-clM * puweu
ten.
ten.Hteol Trmck md tuperlor efnlpmont | comblr *
with their K""t throiiKh car Mnnjcinont , iniki
thii , ikbove all others , the ( trorllo route to In
Eutt , South and BouthoMt.
Try It , ami you will flud traveling a luxury In
toad ol a illncomort.
Through ticket * via thii celebretud line for tali
at all otllccfl In the United State ! and Canada ,
All Information aLJut mice ofarc , Nli'cp
Car accommodations , Time Tnblw , etc. , will
clio rlnlljr Klven by applyln ; to
fKUCKVAL LOWKLL ,
General onirer Atcnt , Chicago.
J. POTTKR.
_ Off , Matifwcr C.'hlnagn
SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO. 27 ,
Fi > r luvying n Riccinl tax for the conttni'
tion nnd ro nirini ; of niduwalkH.
] Jo it oninincci by tlie City Coftticil of tht
city of Om.iiin ,
SKuno.vl. That tlio Hcvcral BUIIIH net
ripposite tlio following dcHcrilieii ] > rom.
ixeH , tu wit : . South i of lot 1 , block ti ,
Jlced'H addition , Slfi.Gli.
Iiot i ! ' , block 8 , Kouutze & Kuth'tf addi
tion , $20.1 0
lyot 21 , block 8 , KounUo & Ituth'a addi
tion , $2"l.OO. "
hot 26 , block' 5 , Konntre & Kutli'H addi
tion , 820.00.
Lot 27 , Ilock5 , Kountzo & Rxith' * addi-
tiou , 82 i.O ' .
Lot 3" , blocks. KounUe & Iluth'B addition -
tion , $10.60.
.Kant 22 feet lot 5 , block lOt , Omaha ivl
dition , 523.10.
Lot 1 , block 3Ct : , Omaliaadditicn $20.79 ,
Lot 2 , block 303 , Oinabu uddition , &U.-
CO.
CO.LotS
LotS , block 7 , Sweeny' , ! addition , 814.05 ,
ISciiiK thu coit nnd cxpcntop , anjirovcd
by the City Council for conxtruction and
repuirin ' the HldowulkHiu front of anil ad
joining Hold premixex by ChnrltM Onrdinoi
in puru.iuoi > of a contract entered into by
thu city of Oniuha. with thu naid CharleH
Uurdltier and after the failure of the owner -
or tliurcof to do thoHatne , after due notice ,
bo and the HHIMO mo hereby ronpectively
levied und unHenBo-1 ngnimt. encli of Haiti
lotn , tmrtH of lotK , und pre niise < , n * yablo to
tlw Citv Tro.Burcr uilhin thirty (30) ( ) d y
fro in thtH date.
SEC. " . Thii ) ordinance nliall take ulfcct
ttul ho iu forcu from and uftcritn pasH.igo.
TIIOH. IIlAir.KT ,
Atti-Ht ; 1'rcH't City Council.
J. J. L. C. JHWKIT ,
City Clerk.
Piwsfd Oct. 2T ) , 1881.
Approved Oct. 31 , 1881.
JAMKH K , JJovn , JIayor.
The above tax becomes delinquent on
thn fir.t day of December , 1881 , after
which date ten per cent , penalty and in
terest , nt the rate of one per cunt per
mouth , puyublo in advance , will bo udded.
N-l-nt. 8. ( ; . MAM.CTTK ,
City Truaiurer.
Richmond , Ind.
i'STAKUSHEl * 1813 ,
Builders of
ENGINES OF ALL SIZES ,
From 3 to 25 H. P.
For L ° 8"1
SAW MILLS ,
'orall Qrulni and Becdt , Including Clover
and Timothy.
Feed Mill ? , &o. , &o ,
It will pay you largely to wnto , atot-
ing what you wont and how
you wish to jwiy.
Inusurl Inducement ! to Caah Purchaiers.
ROBINSON & GO , ,
uo2ntf Richmond. Ind.
I'llOBATE
n the m ttef tl tbt Kttot ot JtrnN K. Mi ,
Notlco U h rby itlien th t tli * crnlltonol
ld JcrtMfJ , will m t tlio uJmlnlatrli ot M
JiUto , kclore tat , County Judge ol l > oUjU {
! ounlr. Nctiitikt , at tba County Court lloom
i Hid ODUiity , oa the Oth tUy ot Dccctiibrr , ISM ,
a Ibe Cth day ot rebnurr , i S2 , and on tbeflth
7 ot April , IBaB , at 10 o'clock a. ui. ewh day ,
) r the purxM of prettutliirf tlirlr cUluia lot ei-
tnluktloa , adjuitmeol ted allowance. Sli
lent i are alluwed foi creJIIon to urcoont their
l lmaad ono > aar lor ( he aJinlnlttntrlx to
attlt uld cutate , froiu Ibe 0th day of October ,
Bdl.thl * nolle * nmbtpubUtliMl lu Till Ouiiu
IfimT Uli tor lour u k * urcee Uely , prior to
lie otli day ot rcoeuibcr. 1U81.
( A trtio co | > y. | A , U. CIIABWICK ,
oclVw < t County Jed e :
LEGAL NOTICE.
b Cithirlno Ikxldc , noD-rtttilent delondant :
Yon are hereby ootiOcd that o a the M d y ol
riitcrubcr , 1861 , John Krddv. pUlntlfT , lUcd lili
clUlon In the DUtrlct Court , vlthlnau-ilar
loujjlw Count ) , Nibtuki * , acalutt you M do-
andont , the objvi t and pnyer ot which jmtltloii
i.toulitaln a J ir oof dltorce from the Umilt
ltli you lor the Julio * In c u * ,
Q-ult : } t , h Utu IdruukcnuoNi : 2J , oxtiouie
ruclly , and tor iiticr l idle ! .
You nro riqulrud lo an * cr utd. imtltlonon
Uo Hth day ot October , Ibkl ,
AtturneTi lor rialntla.
C. F. Manderson ,
1TTOENEY - AT - LAW
' 1 ITunihiun > " . OnvOw v
Dexter L. Thomas ,
& .TTOBNEY - AT - LAW
Tha lrdln | BclentuU ot to-day agree tin
mo tdlw * e are cauncd by itliordored kldnt )
or llrcr. If , therefore , the kMner * ami llvur ai
kfpt In jwrfrctord-r , perfect htalth wlll oth
rnult. This troth h > only been known a thai
tlraa and for jiars ixopl * luffered ? rr t ugnn
without btlnif ahle to find relief. The dl f iver
of Warner' * ttte Kidney and Llrer Cure rnkrkn
a now era la the treatment of UIMO troubln
liad * from a timplo tropical leaf of rare value. I
contain * Juittho element * ncccooary to nourii
and Invigorate both nf thcae ifrit organi , an
afcly rettere and ktcn Uiem In order. It In
Positive Remedy for nil the dlneanci that cau *
palm In the lower part of the body for Torpl
Lli llrtdwhc * Jaundice DIzdncM Oravi
FoverAICIO Lnr and Urinary Organa.
It In an eiccllcnt and nafe remedy for female
during 1'reirnancy. U will control Mcrmlruatlo
anil IH In'aluatile for Lcucorrhma or KalUnv c
the Womb.
An a ( Hood Pnrlflcr It I * unentuled , for tt curt
the organn th t make the blood.
This rttiiedv , hlch has done nuch wonder1 , I
put up In the LAUOKST BIZKD HOTrLK of nn ,
niiditlno mx > n the nmrket , and In Hold by Drui ;
Kl ti nnd all dcalcm at I.2D per bnttfa. Fo
lllahuton , cnuulrt for WAHNKU'S SAKK D1A
J1KTKH CUKK. It I ) a I'OSI' 1VK Ucmedy.
H. H. WARNER & 00 , , Rochester , N. Y.
Jelfl-tu-th-rat-
GRAND OPENING !
Profnwor Klnher , ( from St. Louie ) Danrlni ; Ac
ailemy , fitandtrd llallcnr Fifteenth and rarn
ham , TuoidtT evcnlns , Hcptembcr Bth.
Clw c far Ludlw ) and Oentlomolicoinrocncin
Tucoday orenlnic September Oth ; claMcnii lo
Mlrecg and Uwitors , commencing Saturdny after
noon at 4 o'clock. Clamice for Fumlllco , will b
arranged to ult tlie honorable patrons , Al *
ballet danclnx can be taught.
Terms liberal , and perfect , nattfifacllon to nchol
an guarantied. 1'rlvatc InBtructloni wll > o g\r \
en atthe Danclnjr Aoxdeniy or at the tvglilenu
of thn patroni.
1'rlvale ordtiJ ej ce left atU W yerJ
nro'
8IBBETT & FULLER ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
DCTD CITY , NEB.
Special attention irUon tocolloctloiu In Bntle ;
BUGGo
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No. 15O8Farnham Street ,
OmoK Kor. h * lde oun fjrand Cnntral Hotel.
08. B. CUkOOS. i. o.
Clarkson & . Hunt ,
Sacc < aKi r tft Hlcharda tt Hunt ,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW
Bi UthBtrrxl Om ha. Knh.
John G. Jacobs ,
( Formerly of OUh&Jacohti. )
UNDERTAKER.
No. H'.T Farnham St. , Old Stand o' acobOU.
nv Tulfgranh Solicitor 7
StALEO PROPOSALS
For tha Construction of Sidewalk * .
Settled propotaU will bo recelred by the urder.
flxned uutll November 12th , 3881 , 12 o' '
noon , for the const i.ction and rrptlr'nga
wdlk In front of and adjoining thu followlr
scribed jirtmfBts , to-wlc
Ixt 8 , block 26 , north eldo of Cnsi utied
Kant 16 feet lot 7 , block 25 , north aide Cot
Lot 1 , I'lock ' 40 , wc t aide 22nd Ht
Lot 1 , block 12 , south eldo Webster Btiw
bo repaired.
Wfst200 fcetof south 1S2 feet of lot 8 , Cnpltol
addition , on norllitddu ot Karnbom street.
South 13-2 feet lot S , Capitol apdltlon , north
Hide of Fnrnham.
Ixit 4 , Capitol addition , north eldo uldu Fanv
liam dtreet
I t C , Capitol addition , north tide Farnham
trttt.
O'juha. Xo\ouibcr 3rd , 1831.
J. J. L. C. JEWETT ,
Cltv Clerk.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
FABTUIT SHLLIKII Itoons or DIB Aai !
Foundations of Success
SOCIAL KOIIUS.
The laws of trad * . Icyal forma , how to trans
act ImalncM , laluablo table * , nodal etiquette
inrllamcntnry tutagu , how to conduct public boeri-
new ; In fai.t ft la a complete Guide to Succosj for
Hi-OKCfl. A family necciinlty. Addrotu forclr.
culara and Kpcclal tcnuv ANC1IOK PUUL1SII1NU
CO. , Kt.txiiilH. Uo.
NetoaskaLandAgem
DAVIS & SNYDER ,
IGOGFarrtham Ot . Omnhn. Nebra
Care.ully eelectol land In Ruxtorn Nobr V for
nle , Clrcat llariraini In Improved forme , and
Omiha city property ,
0. V. DAVIS W1UUSTKH a.VVUKU
Late Land Com'r IT P. B , .
J , P. ENGLISH ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW ,
J10 South Thirteenth Street , with
* M. Wool worth.
a. D. MCLAUGHLIN ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
And Notary Public.
Block , Oppoalte * >
DISEASES
Of TUB-
EYE & EAR
DR. L. B. GRADDY ,
Oculist and Aurist ,
-ATE CLINICAL ASSISTANT IN ROYAL
LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL ,
letrrenret all itoputuble I'h ilclaiiB ot Omaha.
AVOnice , Corner IBth and Parnham Gts. ,
Drnulia , Neh.
DexterLThofflas&Bro ,
WJLU HUY AND 8KLL
1SD ALt , T8AK1ACTIOX
CONN CT D TuiBinrrrn.
Puy T .xoo , Rent Houses , Etc.
n TOU WA5T TO BUT OR BELL
fell at Office , lloom 8 , Cr tighten Block , Omaha.
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DOANE& CAMPBELL ,
ttorneys-at-Law ,
B , W COR. TU ft DOUGLAS BT8.
Vi OMAHA ,
BASTOZ & WELLS
Will Remove in a tev\
days to
BOYD'S NEW OPERA HOUSi
You will do well tc
call and examine
our stock of
BOOTS ? SHOES
At 1422 Douglas St , near 15th ,
Which-will bo 3od ) at Extra
ordinary Low Prices Be
fore Moving.
AND
H a n d s o mest
CT TUB
MARKET1
For Sale by
WM. F. STOBTZEL
621 South T nth St.
United States Depository ,
NationalBank
- OF OMAHA. -
Cor. 13th and Farnaxn Sta.
M.DEOT CANHIKQ EOTADUinMEHT IN
OUAUA.
QUOCCOBORO TO KOUNTZE BROTHERS. )
1618.
M a National Back Aagnit M , 1898.
HPITALAND PHOflTS OVKtt 800,000
orricau ADD DIUOTOUC
IUMAII KOCKTII , Prendenl.
Auar n't KOVKTCI , Vice Prwtdenl.
II. W. Ynu , Quihler.
A. J. I'orrttTO * , Atvrn/ .
JOUN A.
F , n. DATII , Ami Cthlor.
Thl l Dk receive * di'iK lt withouk rugard lo
inonntt.
InucKtline ccrtinnU-ti IjcarioK Intorent.
lmvB ilratU on San l'ruri co and principal
Itlttiol the United BUtiM , alra London. Dublin
Idlubnrvli Mid the principal clllo * ol the contl ]
lent ol I.uropu.
HolU loinongcr tlckr U lor emigrant * \iy \ tha In ,
imil llnr mavldtf
Geo. P. Bemis
REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
IDth nd Dodge 8t . , Omaha , Neb.
This aiftncy do inrmta brokeraje botlneM.
X > col rpoculat * , aud thtratoie any bargalni
Ik * kookf art Intarad to It * patraaf. lnit fcd
iyi
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS
1TOTXLS. PROPRIETORS. TOWX3
ARLINQrCN , ) . Q. MclNTIRE. Lincoln , Neb.
AMERICAN HOUSE , CEO. H , McCUNE , South Bend , Neb.
HALL HOUSE. A. W. HALL , Loultvllle , NM.
CITY HOTEL. CHENEY & CLARK , Blulr , Neb.
GRAND CENTRAL , D , T , PHILLIPS , Harvard , Neb.
DEPOT HOTEL , F. H. DADOITT/ Norfolk , Neb.
CITY HOTEL , J. F. COLE. Peru , Neb.
DARNUM HOUSE , MR. VAN HORN , Nebratka City , Neb.
REVERIE , D. DRUM , UnadlloNeb. !
WI8NER HOUSE , PERRINE BROS. , Wiener , Neb.
DRAPER HOUSE. O. WHIPPLE , Nlobrar * , Nek.
CflEIOHTON HOUSE , r > . a THIBADEAU , Crolchton. Neb.
OITY HOTEL. U J. JOHNSON , N m h Olty , Ntb.
CENTRAL HOUSE. JOHN COOPER. Oakdale , Neb ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , WM. CLEMMOS8 , 8 ward , N b ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL E. EVANS , O'.Telll. Neb.
NELIQH HOUSE , W. D. MOULTON , We t Point , N b
DORCHESTER HOTEL , A. S. KINKLE , Dorchetttr , Neb ,
COMMERCIAL HOTE- , J. Q. MEAD , Nelluk Neb
CENTRAL HOUSE. JA3. MoKILLIP. York. Ntb.
TUTTLE HOUSE. W/H. TUTTLE , Aurora , Nell ?
QAQE HOUSE , A , R. OAQE. RepubllccnCltyNeb
DEMVER HOUSE OAIRKB & WILLIAMS , Haitlnc * . Nb.
SANDERS HOUSE , OHAS. E , McNISH , Friend , Neb.
WOODWARD HOUSE , i WAREN WOODWARD , Exeter , Neb.
PACIFIC HOTEL. 8. J. PORTER , f-alrmont , Nb
E8TE8. HOUSE , N. T tSTEB , Grand Island , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , F. W. WILMB , Kearney , Neb.
HOLLAND HOUSE , QEO. B. HOLLAND Red Cloud , Nab.
WILDER HOURE- THOMPSON REED , Wllber , Neb
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. O. CAARPER , Hardy , Neb.
PACIFIC HOTEL. W. P. RENSHAW , Beatrice. Neb ,
HAMMOND HOUSE , JOHN HAMMOND , Columbus , Neb.
CENTRAL CITY HOUSE , J. Q. OREQERY , Central Cltv , Neb.
CITY HOTEL , J. P. CREWS Coin. la.
8COTT HOUSE. H. 8COTT , Silver Olty U
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & BECKER , Cretton , la.
NEOLA HOTEL , F. 8IEVERTZ , Neola , la.
EMERSON HOUSE , A. L. SHELDON , Emerson , la.
BLANCHARD HOUSE , T. FOREY , Blancliard , la ,
PARK'S HOTEL , COL. F. M. PARK , Shenandoahi la.
( B. &M. B. II. , EahternNebraska. )
E. E. Day General Merchandise and Grain Dealer
L. II. Sawyer &Son Clothing , Boota and Shoos , Dry Goods , Etc
J. & H. J. Stroight General Merchandise
S. E. Groonslate Drugs nnd Chemical *
Charles H. Dill lloal Eototo
D. Dean & Son Lumber , C. N. 1'olson , Manager at South Bond
T. W. Fountain Jkurnituro , Implements , and Crown' Sowing Machine *
G. A. Hay & Co Agr'l Impl'ts , Stoves , Tinware and Sporting Good *
Geo. H. McCuno American House
H. Kirk Grand Central Hotel
Dr. George Stewart Physician and Surgoo *
E. H. Phelpa Station ARcnt 13. & M. Railroad
George H. McCuno Stone Mason nnd Plasterer
V. L. Martin Meat Market
Omaha , A PHT A PIT Collins
Cheyenne , * * * VJLlJE.i\/JLX | Colorado
Fall and Winter
CLOTHINGIS
LATE AND NOBBY STYLES
FOR.MEN , BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Hats , Gaps , Trunks , Valises.
OX. O XtETGh iyi' XUDXUEC
IN THB'.LATES'r.STytES.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Prices te Suit ai
1316 FARNHAM STREET ,
NEAIi FOURTEENTH ,
Special Attention
Is Once More Called to the Fact that
Rank foremost in the West in Asso rtment and
Prices of
CLOTHING ,
FOB MEN'S , BOYS11 AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.
ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF
Furnishing Goods
Hats and Caps.
We aro'propared to moot the demands of the trade in regard to Latoat Style *
aud Patterns. Fine Merchant Tailoring in Connection
RESPECTFULLY ,
M. HELLMAN & CO. ,
1301-1303 Famhain and 300 to 312 13th St
O .
CHEAP FOR CASH I
Base Burners. * | Cannon Stoves. | Small Heaters.
Remember the Place , 1211 Farnham St. BOMBt
POWBR AND HAND
Steam Pumps , Engine Trimmings ,
1INIKQ UACIIINKHY , HELT1KQ , HOSH , DHAKH ANI IHON riTTINOS , PIPE , STEAW
0 RACKINO ; AT WHPI.UALB AND ULTAIL.
1ALLADAY WIND-MILLS , CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS
A. L. 8TRANQ , 206 Farnam8t. < Omaha.