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TEE OMATIA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY DECEMBER 3 , ] S81. .
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Interesting Mooting of the
' Missionary
Women's Foreign
ary Society ,
Mayor Vaughan'a Energy h
Dispelling the Smallpox
Scare ,
The Town Overrun With Petit
Thieves and Vagabonds.
An Unuinnlly Interesting Batol
of News
Quito n Irirge number gathered in
the OonRrciotional church on Tuesday
evening. This wns the evening of the
commonccinenl of the CongrcR-Uionn
Minlslori.il nssocin'ion ' , but the clergy
gave way to the laclioa here working
in the intoroat of the Woinons' Hoard
of Foreign Missions , Mrs. Quo. F.
Mai'oun , of Qrinnoll , Iowa , and Miss
11. A. Ilillis , formerly of Iowa , now i
missionary in Ceylon. Prayer win
offered by Rov. Goo. Litlli > , of Lewis ,
Oass county , Town. Mrs. M.iqnun
waa then introduced. She upoko in a
very plaiting manner from manu
script , of the work there wai for
women in foreign mission fields. That
as in most heathen country's the mis
ery and want and wretchedness fell to
the lot of women. It becomes the
special duty of women in all civilized
communities whcro their righto uro
respected and protected , to
work in a canso that tends
to alleviate their Buffering ,
elevate their moral and social condi
lion. In order to do this three things
wore indispensable : Thought , prayer
and money. They must have more
of those , especially the latter. In
very eloquent terms she pictured the
sinful , shameful condition of women
in heathen lands ) , whore wretchedness
was the rule instead of the exception.
Quoting a declaration made by that
celebrated reformer , Martin Luther ,
she exclaimed , "This is n hard world
for girls. " Hlio related the fact of the
early marriage of girls in heathen
lands. How , oven at the ago of four
or five years husbands were selected
about the same ago and together they
were locked up in close confmomont
until they were mature enough to love
each other it they could. How some
were doomed to spend a whole life
time in dirt , misery nnd rags , the
slaves of husbands from whoso proa-
unco their very naturou shrink in dia-
gust.
gust.How absolute the power of husband
over the so-called wife. When he
laughs she must laugh ; when ho sings
ho muat sing ; when ho cries she must
follow suit. But when ho dies the
amo relief is not afforded her. She
must bo stripped of all ornaments and
live through a miserable existonca.
She spake of the condition of women
iu China , where half of the female
population of the world resides. Re
ferring to Buddhism she said that the
accepted belief among the women wai
that men were gods , and in order for
themselves to bo on a place higher
than the brute creation they must boiir
aons in this world , die and truit to
luck for again appearing in the flesh u
male instead of a female.
Mra. Magoun is a very fine appear
ing lady , u pliuiaut ape.ikur , and
Booms to liavo her heart _ in the work ,
She islho wlfo of Professor Magoun ,
of Qrinnoll collcgi' , thin state.
At thu conclusion of her remarkB ,
Mrn. llillis w.is introduced. She
npoko very rapidly , und rather indis
tinctly1 but at the name time what
she eaid w.m quiio iutorcst'iu , ' . She
describud the exact location ot the ia
land of Ceylon , its climate , govern
ment , etc. , and that it has tliit ml vantage
tago over the heathen countries
spoken of by Mrs. Magoun on thin
island , that the women are on top and
I hitmen are the one * who'sit on Atone
floors und o.it the thinnest part of the
soup. Hero the god they worship is
made with hands , but the o/io they
talk about is the g6d who gives them
rice. She spjko for an hour of the
uchool work carried on there through
the instrumenUlity of the women'ii
board of foreign missions.
Mrs. llillis is not a very pleasant
speaker , yet olio has a way of making
lieraelf iuito interesting.
IIAUP ON OLAHA.
Our morning contemporary devotes
nbnut half a column relating how Miss
'Kellogg visited one of our liret class
sal'joiiH mid partook of a rich lunch
that there was throe in the party uui
the bill come to § 40. They know
what they uro talking about , for the )
had n reporter who Blood by and who
watched every mouthful she ivto
They muko tliu bold clmr o that Miss
Kellogg talked all the time she was
eating ; that she oven laughed righ
out loud. The Gate City editor wil
too when ho reads that urticlo. Now
Miss Kellogg may bo a very pee
singer in the opinion of The Nonpareil
worthy of nothing but empty chairs tu
ning to , but when it is claimed by tlu
heet that she hasn't the right to visi
any ono of Council IJlulls' jwlutiu
saloons and partake of a first clus
uupper , wo think it a little hard 01
Clurn.
It is reported that Mies Poole , wh
mini : with Miss Kollegg , remarked th
next morning ufter the concert , tha
under the circumstances it was almou
impossible to sing. In the lint pluc
it was very cold in the gicen room
the homos underneath wvro atainpin
their font , und one of the g.w jet
kept up a continual limning sound.
Till ! J.1TJL1 ! UIANT.
If there is a man in , the city wh
can get signatures to a paper , tint
man is Vuuglmn , It ia said the energy
orgy and pei sistoncy displayed by hi )
in procuiiug the doctors' certilicut
that there was no case of small-pox ii
the city , was simply remarkable , believing
lioving that if the facts wns uproar
abroad that small-pox was raging here
it would cause irreparable injury t
business. Ho nroso in the
time , nnd almost in his night shirt ,
wont from doctors' homo to dnctnre ,
nnd poraua'lod them to sign the in-
fltruinoiit , ao it might npprnr in tliu
morning tmpors , M it would have a
tendency to diipoll any fear the small
pox report might hero raise.
A TAMK MOl'Sli.
There is n tame mouse in nn oflico
on Uroadvuiy , He will como out of
his hole nnd oat cracker ! ) out of the
liniul of the proprietor , who saya ho
would not exchange him for either
member of the city council.
WHY IT HAtTKNED ,
Tart of the Council Bluff local gare
way yesterday for the president's
moisaRo , which appeared in TIIK HEK
in full , occupying fourteen columns.
The coon that assaulted the woman
about n week ago , as reported in TIIK
HKK , and robbed her in front of the
Hevero Ilouao in tins city , wns ex
amined before ] Judge Hurku yes
terday , and ) held for his appear
ance before the grand jury now in
session.
AN AHSAU1.T.
A mnn by the nnmo of Hordcn com
plained nt headquarters that the su
perintendent of our mammoth grain
elevator nisaultud him hiHt Sunday
evening. The case wan put down for
hearing December'Jlit.
HIS oriMo.v.
President Arthur baa n brother ; hid
name it William , Ho wan interviewed
by n Nonpareil reporter in thin city ,
Tuesday evening , und gave it in his
opinion that the government had begun
at the wrong end in the ( ttiitoau trial.
They should liavo naed the "hemp"
lir.it , and discuised the murilH of the
0.10 afterwards.
There in a horse in this city going
the rounds unions traders that has
had his tongue pulled out by the
root a.
a.M. A. Upton has constructed u very
fine house on the corner of Seventh
avenue and Tenth street. Vincent
Hntlon did the work.
WATKK MAINH.
Ono hundred car loads of water
maiiia arrrivcd in thin city yesterday
over the Northwestern railroad ,
billed to Council Bluffs water works
company. The peonlo will wnko up
Homo morning nnd find the ISIinBOuri
river trying to nut into the kitchen.
WANTKD A UOVKHNMKNT imiLDINU
Thov following reaolntion otl'ered by
u.x-AUonnun Graham waa adopted by
the board of trade Tuoaday evening :
Resolved , That the board take im
mediate action toward nucuring to
Council Dluifii a United Status court
liouao nnd poetofiico buildinu.
On motion the board adjourned un
til last evening , when committees
were to be appointed to petition con
gress in thi nutter.
HOW IT lUri'KNKD.
It is now reported that it was the
gas escaping , cauaed by John Limit
taking off his now plug hat in Abbott's
iillico , that broke thu glass so sudden
ly during the examination of Sulli
van.
TO HP. C11UDKD.
Union avenue is to bo graded fifty
Feet wide anyway immediately. This
will onuhlo the Hordica to pans back
\nd forth. If it is to , bo only fifty
leot wide it should bo constructed
liUh enough to answer the purpose of
loveo. ,
AHOTHF.n CONFIDENCE C1AMK.
Again wo hoar of the successful
playing of that old confidence game
Tuesday in this city. An old gentle-
: nun who lives in Charles City , this
itate , by thu name of J.V. . Young ,
* ras on hu way to visit his family ,
from KanauB.Vhilo on the train hemet
met n young man to whom ho ut once
beamo HO atUched tint ho waa wil
ling to loan him money on demand.
Durum the conversation with Inn
ngruuablo' j oung companion a sccoi.d
young sharper appeared upon the
nccnu nud'inforinod young man No. 1
that there w.is a valuable pauk.tgo at
the pxprosH ollico in Council Blull'
for him , and in order to get it out the
cliargeii would have to bo advanced
to him , Adams , ns ho tvni thu ugent.
Young man No. 1 , nut having any
thing less than n hundred dollar
lar hill , borrowed about § 150 , the
i ho amount of thu express charges ,
t'lom the very agreeable old friend hemet
mot on the tr.iin , promiDinu' to m ike it
all right ns soon na Council Jilutl'-i
wns roAohod. The old limn missed
Ins young friends when the train
stopped. In some way they failed to
connect with the Ilerdic lino. The
old mnn came up to the city , repaired
to the American express otticu , nnd
inquired for their ugont Adams. They
never heard of the name"of Adams
buf'iro. lie started lor police head
quarters , where ho reported the case ,
tellinp the nbovo story , which may bo
true but is certainly the moat unrea
sonable transaction to which our at
tention.him been celled ,
IIKLD ur.
A man going home from the Kol-
Jogg concert waa met by two young
roughs ou lower Broadway , who
ordered him to hold up his hands
while they searched him , taking his
purau containing about $1.75 in sil\or ,
when they disappeared.
HKIUOUB CHAllflH.
The Nonpareil indirectly chaigoa
Chief of Police H. 11. Field with di
viding with oiimhiiils. Such u charge
against the clmrnctor and 5nto tity of
a man who has lived in Council Blulla
nearly thirty years and always born a
most exalted reputation in this regard
will not bo very much substantiated
by Btich n "aquib. "
TOO FUNNY.
A man by the name of Hullinglon ,
who was a "little oft1' yesterday , bo-
yun to ilourish n revolver and dis
charged the same ut random in the
vicinity of the Ogden hotel , for nil of
which , to him innoont amusement ,
ho was taken in and obliged to conn
down with § 0.85 for the benefit of tin
school fund.
KNIQim OV 1'YTHIAH.
St. Albans ledge No. 17 , K. of P. ,
t their loj-ulur meeting , held Tuos.
day evening , December 0 , elected elli <
C'-ia for thu uiiHumjr teun aa folloHH !
Cht'ster Tibbetta , 0 , 0. ; G. L. Smith.
V. 0 ; A. L. Ayroi , Pielato ; F. M
Patton , K. of 11. S.V. . Yruing ,
M. of 1C. ; J. P. . Stagg , M. of F. ; B.
A. Iloarala , M. of A. : J. U. Coon , J.
G. ; T. Hall , 0. 0. Trustees for tlu
ensuing year : K. J. Abbott , J.
Spauldiug und J , A. ilenralu. Kop-
rcsojtativos ) to the grand lodge , which
meets here uoxt October : Put Chan.
rellors Kdwin J. Abbott nnd .John H.
stum. .
To treulllorof TIIK Mn-
Wo sco n statement in your pnpcr
to the effect that in their opinion nil
houses limit in Council Bluff * should
bo erected on the bottom land * . NVu
write to enquire your ruanmm for ouch
a stalnmeiit. ' 'CiTiZLX. "
Citizen is mistaken , No such dec
laration ever appeared in TDK Br.E , it
must havii been the other paper
he borrowed.
IUW.Y Ht'llT.
A man was thrown from bis horse
on Fourth avenue , receiving iitiito a
severe injury over the left eye besides
a sprained ankle.
win IH IT'
Competition is the lifo of trade.
The street c.ir line hns curried more
passengers ainco the Herdicn wore put
nnjtliaii c\or bufoio , nnd the latter
have all they can do.
IlEMOVKIl.
Kx-Aldcrman Thnnips K. Gavin Ins
moved from his residence on Fr.uik-
lin avenue into thu ArniHtrong house ,
in Glemlale , whuro the family will
liavo more room.
WHO IH IT ?
Mayor Vauglian leceiveda lotU ryot-
tcrdiy from iliu c.-nlner ot a bink in
Burlington , low.i , innking inquiry in
repaid to a man by thu name ol Dixon
hoi < preBiniied to have been killed
in this city. The mayor replied that
no such killiiii ; li.icl been brought to
Lhe notice of the authorities here , but
that an investigation would bo in
stituted at once.
HAD IIU.HINIISH.
There never was so much robbing
and thieving carried on in Council
[ iluffn as ut thu piesent time.
I'ouci : 1'iiJKiNcn.
Frank Wright , arrested for being
Irunk , wan lined $ ( > .8.i ; no In nils on
land ; xhovuled it out on the streets.
Charles Hodges was put in Wright's
> lace in thn calaboose for the same
iffeiiRo committed yesterday , and will
uttlo with the court this morning
50.85 or stone pile.
A couple of vagrants who were giv
en lodging at police headquarters ,
wore given something else this morn-
ng , thirty minutes to leave the city.
MIHCKU.ANKOUS AND PKIWONAI. .
Florence Herbert with , as claimed ,
i first-class dramatic comp.iny , will
commence u week's engagement at
Dohany's next Monday evening.
Ono of our city council finding that
ho thing was about to Cav-in , got
out from under. He moacd out.
Morgan , Keller & Co. have a now
vngon , to bo used in their undortak-
ng busi.iess.
A man who will take out his pocket-
> ook and empty its nionied contents
nto the hand of a stt anger on the
iromise that it Khali bo returned , in
his enlightened ago is altogether too
; eiieruus. Ho ought to loiu it.
Music stands and cabinetu , the
inest in the city , at J. Mueller's.
The western mutual aid society of
) cs Moir.cs very generously paid Mrs.
lletcalf $5 per week during the three
wockfl she was down hearted on uc-
ount of being burned out.
Ebon Newell , of steve polish fame ,
las so far recovered from bis recent
llncss as to bo out upon the streets
again.
Mrs. Magoun while in the city iu a
guest with Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Dodge ,
jn Fourth street.
Mrs. Hillis , the visiting missionary
rom Ceylon , is stopping with the
amily of A. 13. Walker.
Vic Keller has accepted a position
n the auditor's oflico , where he may
to found daily.
TIIINKH mPFKHKNTLY.
"Refusals will servo their full term ,
iitd an another if they like.BEK ,
th inst. [ Now , Mu. JlKK , please
) rush tliat little lock of wool from
ivor your eye. The refunalrt servo
hoinBulvcBnot ethers if that is
vhat you moan. If you moin servo
inolht'r yuar , HO of every 100 voters
Bay no. S. D. Hoi'Kix.s.
lucrcdiblo.
1' A. Hcuilcli , ilrnguist , Kuthven , Out. ,
vutes : " 1 liavo the grcuteitt confidencu
u Minr liruuocK Bi.ooo HITTKIH. In one
caiu uith which I am porsoiuilly acqunint-
> il tlieii-Hiicee.ss was almost increiHb e. Ono
.i'ly ' luld nio that lialf a liattlo did her
iioro K"i > il tlinii hundrcdn of dollar ' worth
if innlicinHIO ! lind proviounly takt-n. "
I'riru ? 1 , trlul N/O 10 centH. due 5-eow
GUA.VS SPECIFIC MEDICINE-
TRADE MAftlt I' " " " " 'TRADE ' MARK
Hpnrniator-
rlieit , Impot-
cncy , ami all
follow nn n
IEFORETAKiNB. c.i'u-nco of AFTER TAKING.
hut AI'iiM ; , u IOMI of Memory , Unttcmxl LUMI.
tudi" , 1'ttln In ( ho Hack , DliniifM ol Vl-lon , 1'iu-
inaturu Old AKU , and many othtr Pl-cisis that
lead to IiiMiilty or Coiiauni | > tlon and n I'rcnm
turo ( Irave ,
XslTKull lurtlcularH In OMr | iamnhlit , vvhlih
vvn iliflrc' to tend Irco t , mull to < vor } onv ,
tlliu bpi'illlo MtMlUIno In told h ) nil dniUt |
nt 1 | HT jincki o , or 0 ) > .ick V IH for 8. ' , or will
bo Milt frco liy null on rej ntn ( thu inoncv , Vij
oddtuwlnu T1IKOUA IKlllCINi : CO ,
llullilo. N. V.
ror nalo hv 0 K floodr "ctinn.i rul
1'ltUUATK NOTIH.
In the mMtcr ol the 1-JiUtu o ( J nuyj K. l h.
decta-cd.
Notlco U horulij fl\en that the crcdltoranl
N kli1eceuse.I , III meet th odmlnUtrtx ol mid
KnUt , ln'Ioro me , County Jud o of Doiulu
County. Neliraaka , nt the County Court lloom
In Hald County , on Ihu Uth daof DtHvmlxir. IMbl ,
on the Hth day ot Fvbrnary , 1S.V2 , mid on tliuOth
l y o ( April , 188. , at 10 o'cloik n. m. caih day ,
for the pun100 of | > re < intliit- their claluia forox.
amlimtlon , adjuntmcnt and allowance. Hl >
iiiont i ate illoHiHl for crudltora to iircnont tlieli
ilulni , and ono > rur for the admlnUlrotrlx tc
ncttlUHaldtMtatf , from the (1th day of October.
IbSl , this notice will bo imllUhetl In Till OUAIIJ
WKKKI.Y llxi for four wedomiccuuihely , prior to
the otli d y of Doccmbcr , 1881. .
( A true copy. ) A , M. CIIADWICK ,
Conntv Jnd.'e.
WAE IN PASSENGER RATES I
IIOIIIIIK 111103. . ItroUr * In nil lUllroad
ricktlo , Omaha , Neb , , offer Ticket ! to the East
until further notice , at the fallowing uubuard o
OhlcaKo , I2 ; Hoiind Trip , 44,00 , Thenu art
lluiltixl Kint-Clugllikftii anilvocHl for return
through thovarand via the Old Itcllable Chi
: i'o , llurllii tou A ( julncy lUilroad Aluo , oui
KOSTON.
IMIILADELI'IIIA , S5.DJ.
WAHIIlNvn\.V , SilP .
' " , ; " , * " ' "flterryo dltn-l to IIOIIIIIK
111(09 , . IHiilcM In lUdiuvil I tu Halroiuland
bteauulilpTukit * , bi Titntli Ht. , UnuU Neb.
lU'uiemiwr the | i | co-T ir e Ueorn Nurtli cl
I'nlon 1'aclllc lUllro d De\x > t , Ea t t do ofTiiiiUi
bJrr-et.
Omaha Auiutt 1. 1281
Dexter U. Thomas ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
ouses
LOTS
For Sale By
FIFTEENTH AND DOUGLAS STS , ,
No. 1 , Vcwhouno. T roonu ,
No. 2. 3 atry houiw , 0 room * , well , clsttrnond
harn , Welwtcr , near Uth street , $2 GO.
No. 3 , llouo of 10 rooms , on Harncy , near
h street , toni > foundation , $1000.
No. 4 , Larva house of 11 rooms , on Webster
itroct , near Urtlirhton Collcvo , $3S < | 0.
No. 0. H use of 7 rooms , on Conn , near 17t
street , 8)0. (
No , 7 , House of 8roomsStot , on ITthetreel
near Iznril , $3 00 ,
No 8 , llouso of fi rooms , on Caw , near 14th ,
22.X182 ftoi lot , & 1300.
No. 0 , Ilouso of 3 roomj , kitchen , etc. , or
Oass , nrarltth t cot , S'OO.
No. 10 , Ilouso of 3 rooms with lot 2x132 foot
on Cms , near Uth Rtrcct , 81)00.
No. 11 , llouiu of 6 roonm , on ICth street , near
DouKlan , 44x6(1 fcot lot , S4000.
No. 12 , Iloiipcof U roonm. br > ck foundation , on
Hnrney , ntar27th fctrict , 81000.
No 13 , Iftoryncw house of 0 rooms , brick
fcundatlon , off M. Mar'a nvcuuo , near convent ,
No. 14 , Ilouso of firoomi and summer klt < hen
on 20th street , near dark , $2.rOO.
No. 1 % Ilouso of 8 rooms , on Hhonnan aonue
( ICth street ) , near Nicholas , $22i'iO.
No. IB , 1 j-irory houvo of 4 rooms , collar ,
stable , etc. , on l.rtcni rt , near 22dntrect , 81500
No. 17 , 2tory brick house of 0 rooms , near
in 1 ol red itrtttar turn table , ? i3W ) .
No. 18. Iloiuo and 2 lots , 4 blocks Heat of High
School , SiVX ) .
No. 10 , llouso nnd 3 lota on rood to park , near
luad St. M.irj's avenue. J3MO.
No.LH ) , llouso an J lljlots near HascallX South
Omihn , S2MW ,
No. 21 , House and lot on Datonnirt street ,
near loth strict , $1500.
No. 22 , 2 stc.ry house and l"t 32x00 feet , on
Davenport , near 12th street , 81300.
No. S3 , House of 4 rooms nod 2 lots on 17th
troct , near Irani , 81200 ,
No. 2G , ilouso and J lot on 10th street , nea
Dodge , $ OM.
No. 20 , House anil J lot on 10th Etreot , near
C r > tel avenue , 81450.
N . 27 , 2 houKoa and lot on Jackson , near 13th
trect , 4300.
No. 29 , 6 houses &n J 1 lot on California , near
8th street , 6000.
No. 30 , li-ntory brick house of 4 rooms with
ot COx'200 feet , on Shtrman avcnuo (16th ( street ) ,
near Izard , $3000.
No. 31 , 1 } story house and 33x66 feet , on ISth
rcect , near Howard street , 82000.
No. 32story house of o rooms and two lota
on tlaion , near ICth ittreet , 83000.
No35 , LarK'o house a d full lot on Capita
venue , near 13th fctrott , 32aOO.
No. 30 , 2 throe fitory brick houses v.i lot 44x
13 fctt , on Chlra.'O , near ISth strci't , $5 0 each.
I o. 37 , llouhoof 7rooiiHwith lUot Paul
street , ni-ar Ibth street , $2760.
No SB , House and lot on 16th street , near
Shirmixn , SloM.
No. SO , Iloiidoof B rooms uItli44xCO feet lot ,
on ISth street , near California , jlSOO
No. 4' ' , Iluuieof a roomH with lot 150x150 feet ,
on Cohurn , mar C'olfav sti\eti3500.
No 111 , Ilotme und 2 loU on Chicago , near COUi
ttrcit , * 75JJ.
No lri , Laruo house of 7 room * , clo et pantry ,
will ( uiil clsttrn.on Ibth , near Clark street , $3500.
-No. IU , l r e houne with full block , near new
sliott ouur , $ VOOO.
No , 47 HOUHO of I ) roomi with } lot , on Pacific ,
mar Uth htrict iOIXJ
No ID , llrick honso of 11 rooms , well , c'ctern ,
VM thrnu t.ont thu house , ( rood barn , etc. , ou
rnriihim , mar 17th street , 8000U.
Nn til , llou'u nl U roomx , cellar , well , etc. , on
10th , nt'iir Paul etreut , $ 000.
ha. [ a. House of U rooms and cellar , lot 33x132 ,
cff bt. Mary's utnuc , near convent , Sl&OO.
.So..rti , tour linim'S and8a\120fuct , on Daven
port , ni'vr IBth ftret.t , J5000.
t\o. f.O , Iloii'oof llor 10 rooms , on California ,
ne r Slut tn-et , W500.
-Vo. 57 , HoiiMiofO roonm , summer kitchen ,
cellar , ( UUrnell , K O'l 'n" ' ' . etc. , near St.
llnrj's nvtiiue and 21st street , J3000
No , CS , New hoiixu of 7 roonm. peed bam , on
WoUU r , n r 22d street , C2500.
Ivo. H ) , Four houses wltli J lot , on 12th street ,
near Cam S2 , " > 00.
No. do , Ilouso of 3 rooms on Davenport , near
23nt street , f.KX > .
No. ( il , llouiu of 0 or 10 roonu , on Hurt street ,
near 22nd * tr t , 8MXX ) .
No. ( .2 , Iloii i of 4 rooms , 1 story , porch , cel
lar , ilMem and well , on Harney , ne < ir21at street ,
1750.
No. 113 , IIoiiMu of 4 rormx , closeU , basement
and u ll.ir , ninr \ > hltu I.ujul Works , $1COO.
.NO ( H , llulldiii ) : on leased lot , on Doduo street ,
mar post olllecutoro below ami r.oins above ,
boo No. ( J5 , 3 lots with barn nnd other Improve
ment * , near tn it tar turn table , 62000.
No , 07 , Ntw lieu o of tl rooms on J7th , nuar
Cumln street , * 10 0.
No tyl , I trRU line houiunf 12 looms , e\er > -
tiling ( omplctc , o i 18th , near ChlraKO , $ lKJuO.
No. 70 , HOUKJ on 18th street , near lmvcn | > ort ,
tore beloK'anJ rooms abovn , barn , etc. , SI WO.
No 71 , HOUDU of 8 roonm , line tUlur , all com
jikti' , on California , near 21xt , f7000.
No , 72 , llrick house , 10 or 11 rooms , on Dav en
port , mar Uth i'M 0.
No , 7J , ltcrv house , B rooms , rellar , wcl
uut tUtern , on Jackson , nr r 12tli , J1SOO.
No , 74 , llrick hoii-e with 2 lots , fruit trees ,
etr , on Ifltli , near Capitol avenue , 415,000.
No. 76 , HOUKO of 4 rooms , lum. ment , lot 17Jx
I3J feet , ou ilarcy , near 7th , 8075.
No. 70 , 1 J-ntory house , 8 rooms , ou Cossttroet ,
ui r Ikth strict , # 4 X ) ,
No , 77 , 2 tory huiuo , 11 room' , closets , fur
ace , fruit trtcx. barn , etc. , on 1'uriiluun , nur
thhtrtet. toOOO.
No. hi , 2 houtt * with 0 rooms , and other with
rooms , on Chicago , near 12th ttrtct , JJOOO.
No. b2 , 1 { story house , 0 rooms , 4 eloacts , well
and 100-bariel cUtcrn Kootl barn , on I'lcrco Ht. ,
near 20th ( near new iov eminent curralt ) , $1SOO.
No fc3 , 2-ntory house , 0 rooms , eoaUhud , ( food
well , cUterii , ou I lot , ou Capitol avenui' , ut4
12th , WOO.
No. SI , S-itory house , 8 rooms , 4 below and 4
bove , Scloccu , co'lar , well and cistern , with G
cr s ground , on Blunder * Btrttit , near llarrucks ,
2JOO.
No 86 , 2 stores , house on leawt > lot , lca c
runs 2 jeanfrom April Ut , 1BS1 , onl'acirie bt , ,
umr U , I1 , depot , JOO ,
No. Rfl , Houm1 , 16 rooms , well , cittern , etc. ,
urar lath and llarnev trii .t , $ UOOO ,
No. 87 , 2 ttory house , 3 rooms , well lth 40
feet of water , ( th 6 aerrnof Krnund , on Saundon
itrett , ncur U. b. Uaiiuckii , < iOOO.
GEO. P. BEMI3'
Real Estate Exchange
15th and Dougl a Street
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offm. m > i , i . i min of lev _ „ ,
en1 by tlioiira nrf uiltiuofornuri
jnur duticn fiToul . . . .thl Tk to ri
loictirnintiLrTf i > nt
Hop Dlttoro. , Uic Mop U.
Mym ere joxtnR n < l inj ? from any U
CHi-ciitlon or dlvlpi tltm i U Ton arc > nnr
rlrJ or i < lnpn : , cM or lyounu , rruircrlnir frort
foorhNUlh or Unzulth nnff on A Led of tick
nrrs , rtlj on Hop
r hen fr foa fttl ru/illy from n > ni
that your tftlim form of Kidney
ncitli * clcnnttnif , tori' thitt mlirht
ln or Mlmulathiir ,
without MottetMng , r a tlnioly tin * of
Hop Hcp lttoro
crut'narueoin-t o. t. o
flaln > . dl n It an alioolntt ,
of Ihoilomn. and IrrolMa.
Mtrrln , tlood. ] HOP drunlcennon bio e Q r e for
ana ot oiilum ,
Too will beep tcbAdco.iv
youuKs narcoUc * .
op D lttort
trtstn
lowfnlrltM.try NEVER Circular
ut It mny
nvo your
llfo. It Mns FAIL TO CO. ,
saved hun tlMtinltr , H , 1
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tan
To the Members of the Nebraska State
Medical Society.
Wtuoo , Nob. , Noiumbcr 2. , 1631.
A ppechl Bch Ion of the .Vu'iraiVa ' Rtnto Moll-
mi 8ocli.ty IK cnlloil to inout In the city ol I.I . -
coin on TIIO < IAV | , the 2tlhc' v ol Dcicinbtr , A.
1) . 1SSI , nt iliuhour c ( lu oclcik a. m ,
For the jiurpo'c of Ink/n mich action , ai mny
! Kitho'iiht ; titht In rclitlon to the liw r pilnt
MR the practice ol n idl.ine , In the SU u of No-
luacVn ami such other usiiiCKS M nn ) lie re-
qulr il tojjciloi oln 9 111 State Mcilical Society
niipoclil 'ctislon ilV. . SToNh , M. I ) . ,
I'rcnlJont .S tbraxka State Medical Society.
Attoi-tcd :
A. 8. JIANSK KI.DIM I ) .
BtcrcUr ) Neb. Statu Med So. no2MH 3t
Articles of Incorporation of the
Millard 1'nrmors' Club.
Articles of Incorporation made and
adopted this 20th Uny of October , A. D.
.881 , by nnd between the undersigned incorporator -
corporator * , OH follows , to- wit :
NAMK.
Articla I. The name of thin club aboil be
ho Millnrd Farmon' club.
PLACE OK BUSINESS.
Article II. The principal pltvco of buei-
ICHH of this club snail bo at Millnrd tta-
ion , county of Dougla , Nebraska ,
NATUKK OP BU8INESH.
Article III. The general nature of busi
ness to bo tranoacted by thin club is to
conduct a general literary and social busi
ness nnd other entertainments of a nodal
character.
CAPITOL STOCK.
Article IV. The amount of capital Btock
of thin cluh Hlmll be two thousand dollars ,
lividi-d int shares nf one dollar each ,
wliiih i-hall be in the
- paid manner pro-
cribed by the diiectnrH.
COMMENCEMENT AND TEIMIMATI"N. !
Artie e V. Tim club shall co.-nmonce to
.rannact . ImMneHB and exerci-e ite corporate
io ers the 29th day of October , 1881 , and
ta puweiK shall ceiifo nn the 'J'Jlh day of
October , 1981.
AMOUNTS OK LIABILITY.
Article VI. The highest amount of a-
> llity or indebteilnexs , which this club
h.ill at any one time i-ubject itslef , shall
, o three hundred d < ll rs ,
OFKICCItS.
Article VII. The oflicers of this
lub shall be conducted by ri
loard of three directors , who shall be
ilectcd from among the stockholders , and
hey shall appoint a president and such
other officers aa by law is required.
JULIUH SCHUAEDER ,
J. BLUM ,
CLAUH SCHUMANN ,
W. ,
STATE or NKDR.WKA , \
COUNTY OF DOO LAS. f
On this 29th day of October , A. U. 8881 ,
lersonally appeared before rue. Charles
Jrandos , a'notary public for said county ,
'uliqs Schrocder. J. Blum , Glaus Schu-
nann , W. Gerndorf , to mo known to be
he signers ot the foregoing articles of in
corporation , and acknowledged the some to
> e their voluntary act and deed.
[ HKAL. ] CHARLES hiiANDEa
Notary public in and for Douglas county ,
Nebrank.1.
THE BEST
OF ALL
FOE HAN AND BEAST.
For morn thnn u third of a contnry thn
lrxlcnii fllustniiKT.Iiiliiieiit lias been
Known to mlllloiiH nil over tlin vvoild nF
( In ) only Had ) rullunco for the relief of
luooldciitn uiwl pnln. IL IH u modlcino
nbnvi ; jirlcn niuf prnlso the lititt of KH
1.1 ml. Korcvery lunii of c tuniul jia'n '
the
Mustang I.inlmunt \ > \ \ ItliotiUm equal.
It linnetralt U < HI unil lillliclc to
thriy bone limiting thu continu
ance of ] > alii unil liitliuiniKitlnii iiuiios-
Hllilc. IIH iill'cctHniioii Iliiinim Klcsh uiiil
tlin llruto Creation iiruciitmlly vvoiulur
lul. Tha" -
I.lnlntcnt Is nrodrcl by soiuoliotly In
cM'O liousr. Kv ory iluy lirliiK'H iiuwa of
thu nKiiiiy cifnii inv fill M ulil or Ijuru
HiiliiliiL'il , ot rliriiiiniUc iniirljTH r J
HlOH'il , Of \nliiiililn hour ur ox
nui i-il by thu healing IIOWITU ! thly
\vlilrli ipcoillly cnra < puoli ailment * ) of
thu IIl'.MAN rijKSU us
It li < uiun 11 < 11. , Hivolllnps , WtlfT
Jt > liit , Cniitrr.ctril ItIiiiri 'iI Ilurim
ml SdililH , llli' ; ! irli HC mill
Hprnlll . l.vii IUOIIOUH llltrw mill
Norc .Vipiilr. , CnUril llremt , uiiil
liiilecit rvrry fiifiii of cxtrrnul UU-
riine. It hrnU ivlllnnit scnr * .
For the IIKUTB CUIUTION it rures
Sprnlu * , Mvvliuiy , KtliT 'Joint. ,
Fouiuleri Ilnmesi Horrs.IIoof I l -
c.c > , 1'oot Hot ) Screw AVorni. Scnl i
Hollow Horn , Ncratcliri , Wlitd-
K Ha , Spavin , Thruuli , Itlnclxine ,
Old Norei , I > ell ] > ! ! , Film upon
the bight anil every olhrr nllment
lu which the occupant ! of the
Ntnble nml Ntuck Ynnl nrc lUlile.
The Meilcaii 9Iuitnii | ; X.liiluicnt
iilvvtiys cures anil uuver ilbujipolnU ;
uuil U la , pobitlvcly ,
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOE MAN OH BEAST.
THE IRELAND MILLS ,
On tbe Papio ,
II DOV In running order again nJ ready [ to d
uoutum work day and night.
And we warrant utli'act'on ' to all l m era who
will l > or ui with thiilr patronage.
SOFLBIP & DIBBK8.
MANUFACTURERS OP PLOWS , MOLINE , ILL ,
Wholesale Dealers in
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Moline Wagon Do , Farm and Spring Wagons ,
Deorofe Mansur Oo , Oorn Planters , Stalk Gutters , &o , ,
Moline Pump Go , Wood and Iron Pumps ,
Wheel & Seeder Go , Fountain City Drills and Seeders ,
Meohanicsburg Maoh , Go , Baker Drain Drills ,
Sliawueo Agricultural Go , Advance Hay Rakes ,
Juliet Manufacturing Go , Eureka Power and Hand Shellers ,
Whitman Agricultural Oo , Shollers , Road Scrapers , Ac , ,
Moline Scale GoVictor Standard Scales ,
A , G , Fish Racine Buggies ,
AND DEALERS IN
All Articles 'Required 10 Make a Complete Stock.
Address All Communications to
DEERE & COMPANY ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
THE JELM MOUNTAIN
AND lEJIR ,
Mining and Milling Company.
. _ _ _ .
Worklnp CopItU , - _ - _ _ - - KOI ,000.
Capital Bto < k , - - _ _ . Si.oro co.
Par Value o ! blurts , - - - - -
STOCK. FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE
Mines Located in BRAMBL MINING DISTRICT.
DR. J. I. THOMAS , President , Cummins , Wyoming.
WM E TILTO.V , VIcc.Pri ident , Cummins , Wyoming
E. N. HAHWOOD , Secretary , Cummins , Wyoming.
A. G LL'NN , Treasurer , Cummins , Wjomlng.
Dr. J. I. Thomas. Louis Miller W. b. linmol. A CJ Punn.
tl.Ii' . llarood. Francis Leavens. Oco. H. Folcti. Lewis Zolman.
Dr. J. C. WatkliiB.
o2mr5m OHO. W. KKNPALL. Author zed 'gent tor Fqle o' S < x-k ; Pox K , Omahn , Kfh.
FEARON & COLE ,
Commissson Merchants ,
1121 Parnham St. , Omaha , Neb.
Oonil nmontc m&do us will receive prompt attention. . Reforoncoi : State Banlt , Omaha ; PUtt
& Co. . Baltimore ; Peck 4 Banshor , Chicago ; M w .w * n Cincinnati.
WHOLESALE
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
AND DEALUR N
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
1304 Farnham St. , Omaha Neb.
WHOLESALE D T
ISH & McMAHON ,
1406 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , Nfctf.
The Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAILORDERS.
Jy 18-rno
FOSTER & GRAY ,
WHOLESALE-
LUMBER , COAL & LIME ,
On River Bank , Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts. ,
IE1. O. ZMZOIRGKAiItT.
WHOLESALE GROCER ,
1213 Farnhsm St. . Omaha , Neb.
Buy the PATENT PROCESS
MINNESOTA FLOUR.
It always gives satisfaction , 'because it makes
superior article of Bread , and is the Cheapest -
est Flour in the market , Every sack
warranted to run alike or
money refunded.