6 THE OMAHA DAIM JBEJti : FPJ.DAY JANUARY 13. 1882
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Roscuo's ' Masquerade the Great
est Event of the Season ,
Two Immense Hulls Crowded
with Fantastic Figures.
The Lucky Numbers that Drew
the Prizes in the Lot
tery Scheme.
A Story from a Sick Man
Worth Investigation by
the Officers.
Qonernl Itmnn of Intercut
Minor Mention *
All dancoB and onturtaiiimciiti thit ;
have tnkon plnco in Council IHutls foi
years wore put in the ahmlo by tin :
grand masquerade ball given by the
Rescue boys on Wednesday evening.
About 8 o'clock the hall was packed
with spectators , and an hour later the
floor wai crowded wiMi nmuqucrs , in
cluding "monsters of hiilooiu mien. "
The most perfected char.iotor win
Billy Walters : w the Lone Finhunii in ,
unless , perhaps , the Nonparlul'it Uhiol
of Police Clark. "W.iuy Mine , " witli
her nurse bottle and tin r.ittlo created
a great deal of amusement. One ol
the Nonpareil employees nppe.irod
dressed in u coflin , upon which nag n
ailvor plate with the following itmortp-
tion : " 0. 11. Scott , killed politic.illj
on tlio Oth of April , 1881. Injunction !
Fairviow. "
Tlio devil was there with his lon
tail nnd high horn. About half i
do/.en Htar roittea npponreJ and ore
ntud coiiHiderable coiiMtornation. Lei ;
vitt's minstrels , headed by Jon lint
ler and Col. Cochtvin , carrying b.ily
mine , nflbrdiid con.iidumble fun foi
the children. W. U. Vuu"lmn uni
his llerdics brought down the house
while a Sioux Indian was trying t <
scalp UufTAlo Dill. A son of-a-gun
with a tin horse win ciittintup antic :
from morning till "iMLjlit , " until th
"tlour" girl from the city mills lookei
on in disgust.
Not only was Itloom t Nixun'o hal
filled , but the overflow that went t' '
the Kniglito of L'ythias hall crowde <
that BpacioiiB building to its utmon
capacity. The musie at both hull
was the bout that eould be turnished
Never in the history of our city wti
an entertainment mure liberally put
remitted by the people , and the boy
may well bo proud of the financia
aucce.is of their hint annual ball.
TUB LUCKY TIOKK1S.
Tlio following is a complete list o
the lucky tickets at the drawing :
The following are the number
which drew the two dollar prizes :
804 2971 3098 2789 2980 4Hi
214(1 ( 1105 2GG2 128T ) 2750 313
2157 2001 27i 7 2112 2.Vr. .00
2081 053 2 < 90 2093 13tl 293
2371 3232 3024 2054 VV''H ' ' M
C27 513 055 703 2195 331
OU 271 1538 0.5 1030 23'J
545 21922011 11130 .017 20.1
2109 . .Mil 2321 042 2080 278
2107 03. 3171 185 728 31
The following drew the five della
prizes :
1881 870 525 RS 4 03 3E
014 125 3081 2753 2154 29 <
2415 2189 2903 528 2112 303
910 _ 583091 2312 5 7 321
2432Tho
The twonty'five dollar prizes wci
drawn hy the following numbers :
M 2179 2518 2092 3159 2730
Kos. IGTIf and .510 drew f50 oacl
Mi and No. 2480 was lucky for a Sit
( i cash prize.
Lot 2 _ , block 23. Burns' adclilioi
No. 2340 ; lot 10 , in block I
Sjcsto & Palmer's addition , to Ni
3410 ; lot 4 , in block 10 , in same add
tion , to No. 771 ; lot 10 , in block li
same , to 3302 ; lot 5 , in block 2 , uaui
to No. 1880 , and Madison street li
48 , original plat , to No. 392.
M , H. Brown , Manager , gives n
ticc , also , that the pi izes drawn > v
be paid to-day at the oflico of Hoi
man , Kohror * Co. , No , 22 Pea
troet ,
Wo understand that the Mrnliiu
street lot was drawn by a party
Denver , Colorado.
AX UNrOKTirSATKMAN.
BEK renortor stepped into tl
hotel , on Alain street , yesto
day morning , and wns at once sin
moned to a room to interview nil u
fortunate man who is lying the
dangerously ill with what in termi
congestion of the brain. lie rolnt
the following story : A few wool
ago ho was employed un the nt
Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad at
place called Gray. Besides a tea
iio worked himself ho owned two
throe other- engaged in the BUI
work. After supper ono evening '
wont out with a blacksmith by t
name of Ross , They visited a salou
While in there ho remarked to R (
that ho had bettor not drink a
more , us ho was "pretty full already
The bar tender very grullly inquir
what business it was to h
how much a man drunk
long aa ho paid for
The man replied that he know K <
and that ho had as much on board
ho ought to take. At this the b
tender struck him over tiie head wi
a bottle , inflicting a blow that knoc
cd him senseless. Ho was immodiu
Iy carried to his boarding house , win
he remained about ten days before
recovered suUiciontly to be conacioi
Meantime one of his toum-tors aunt
dispatch to the unfortunate nmi
wife that her husband hud been kill
and that ho should neil the teams and
return homo to Minnesota , where
they lived. Bhe dispatched for him
to do so at once. The young man in
stead of doint ; this , took all the tennis
nnd went west , where ho disposed of
them. When the man had recovered
and had gained sullicicnt strength lie
left Gray for the west in search of his
missing property. He succeeded in
finding a man who had purchased one
of thorn , who very kindly paid
him 8100 in addition to the
amount ho had paid the teamster
from whom ho had purchased ,
With this money ho traveled
from town to town , if possible to dis
cover noino clue to the whereabouts of
his teams , but all in vain. During
his travels he contracted u ncvore'cold ,
and wearied out with his vain search
ing ho turned his ntops homaward , ar
riving in this city Wednesday in the
nick condition above described. The
miin'd iiiimi ) in Mi.fthmv llyan. He
0,11 no to thin ( Unto from Mmikiito ,
Minnesota , to unrktin the Mihvnukiu
nmi. At the hotel niii-rn ho now if ,
ho in rocuiviiii ! the beat < if cure , hi ing
under the treatment of Dr. Pini.oy.
Hiuiir.D AWAY 11 v A mm ANI > A OIIIL.
About , tin ) time1 a lltTinan lady and
her daughter , who uairyona link fry
on Lower Main Micelwanptupririiifgln
retire , they heard IVIIOMM in the buck
yard. The daughter htopped to the
door and there she mot a man. Shu
inquired oi him what ho wit * diung
thuro that ( into of nighl. lie said he
wan very thiraty and wa looking fur n
pump. Sim told him < o get nut of
thtirit in a mronuiit or nliu would call
the dog. Ah Hit this time him hi'ard a
noisu < in the other Hide of thit hounu
toward the alley , and looking out of
the window nhc s.in another man.
She ut once lot , IOIIHO a largi ) iloy
chninod in the kitchen. At thin the
two men inn through the alloy and
nude their escape.
Owing to Iho hrommi'i hall ,
W dne d y evening , tlw audience at
thu Opera IIOIISH W.IH nlnn , ii'itwith-
Htiniling the Clilhird uompanv pro-
Keiitod the play entitled "The Honey
moon" very acceptably to those who
attended.
roi.ici ; mrsiNESf.
John LIWHOII wan taken in by oflicoi
Sterling yesterday. Being found
drunk liu was fined § 0.85 ; also John
Bell , by the samo'ollicor , for the tiiimi
ollVnao , nauiu line imposed.
JAinoB Orates , who was serving out
n nontonco in the county jail , wis lol
out to work about the building , lit
took the liberty to go and till up will
liquor. He got beanlly drunk , am
wan soon captured and returned t <
jiul ,
NOT HAKK.
It is reported that already people
have croHHud the Missouri on tin
ice ; but they took their lives in theit
handH , as the river yet is far from be
ing safe.
PKUSO.VAL.
Hon. Horace Everett and family
will leave Council Bluffs to-morrow
over the Union Pacific for California ,
to bo absent , until spring. Thoit
numerous friends here will miss them
much and will only bo too glad to
welcome them back in the early
spring.
A. B. Howe was voted to bo the
most popular fireman in the city and
received 'tho handsome chamber But.
You must bo looking around for some
thing else pretty soon Howe , before
the varnish gets rubbed off.
J. M ! . Hooton , well known in this
city , and at present engineer on n
railroad out in Kansas , arrived in thin
city Wednesday evening from a brief
visit toHarlan , Shelby county. While
hero he stopped with lua old friend
P. W. Dorkeon. Mr. Hooton is n
brother of Mrs. J. T. Hart.
Hon. Dan. Hunt , of Ayoca , is in
Council Bluffs on a brief visit.
W. M. Bushnoll will leave to-daj
for Chicago.
KKMAllKH.
There is something needed to hi
done in this city without delay. Wt
are informed thr.t about all the mono }
this year him boon expended on tin
Honsholl street grade and other im
provomonta that are not of any immo.
diato uoo or importance. All will ad
init that Main street should bo pavoi
at onco. There , is no use of trying tc
disguise the fact that in rainy woathoi
thin thoroughfare , especially the lowoi
end of it , is not in a condition tc
transact the immense amount of buui
iioss done on this street , and ovun
dollar expended for improvement !
should bo applied to this purpose
3 commencing at the lower end. Mail
street is destined to bo the wholesale
mart of Council Bluffs. At preson
the business of the D. , B. & Q. , am
H. I , & W. railroad companies , ant
wo may add the Milwaukee it St
Paul company , is transacted on thii
ttroot ; also the Deere manufacturing
company , the Keystone manufaoturiii |
company , the Shugart implement ) com
pany , Hondry's iron foundry , and w
might mention some of our moot ex
tensive wholesale houses. Smilh am
Critrondon , 1C. L. Shugtirt and Coin
puny , J. J. Brown nnd Company
tiromnvog and SulioontKen , Stewar
and Company , Linden and Kiel , Oh
ver and Grulum , Hajs and Glouson
J. Mueller , nnd others too numorou
to mention. Those corporations ani
firms should ho supplied with a pa\ci
street upon which to liundlu thoi
aoods as soon as possible and all nthe
improvement ) ) should take a buck aeai
until it is accomplished.
The JLondou l > nucot.
The Luiutou Lancet ' "
aj'H ; "Mnny |
life linn been tared by the inoial eourui ;
of the Biilfcror , and many u llfo lion bue
saved by taking Hl'liINO Ilumou in cas
of lilllous fever , ImllKestlou or llvor ouii
lilalnta. " 1'rico 60 contaj trial bottles 1
ocnu-
u
Stock.
Prof. Jamt's Law writes to Tl ;
Farmers' Advocate of London , Onti
rio , on tlio subject au follows ;
In addition to its uses as a cond
mont , salt is one of the bout la.i
lives. _ In cattle and aheep , ospueiali
in which adry winter feeding is liab
to induce a partial impactioii of foe
between the leaves of the thu
stomach , the stimulus given by tl
iwr salt to the fieo secretion and the mu
rih cular moyemcnt of the stomachs , t
ih gether with the engendered die pot
ko - tion to drink more freely , servo
ore dislodge uuoh obstructions and to r
re ntoro jwfoct dige.tion. Kvou if
full purgative action is wanted , fi !
ayonts will servo better than 1 or
Ibs. of salt , according to the size
the cow. But it should never bo fu
gotten that water must h6 ullowt
without stint after the administration
of such a do/.c. as a concentrated solu
tion of salt is highly irritating to the
Htomach and bowels. An abundant
consumption of water serves at once
to remove the irritant qualities of the
s.ilt and to hasten the action of the
bowels.
Finally , salt in destructive to almost
all intestinal worms. In Bra/.il , whore
cattle are very subject to parasites ,
the stock owners have discovered this
irtuc , and therefore doio their an
nals t'vico a year with 1 Ib. each of
minion salt , after thu action of which
ley always manifestly improve in
imdition , It is to the young worms
specially that salt proves destructive ,
once a daily allowance of one or two
unccs for the larger quadrupeds , or
wo drachms for the nheep , will go
ir toward warding elf fatal attacks
iy destroying the young parasites as
hey are taken in , in the food or wa-
er. Thus for the liver worms in
icop ( Hot ) fait , marshes or the free
MM > f salt proves almost a specific ,
nd thu slomr.ch , and to a less extent ,
10 in'.catinal worms of all domestic
niinulH , may be kept in check by a
aily liberal yet moderate allowance-
he SliorUfa Daughter's Car Adven
ture.
irinnMlcliO ! ( I'.tcorJ.
Miss Louise Kldrpdgo , who has just
'turned from a visit near Ionia , re
ntes a very amusing incident that
k place on board the cars while on
IT way from Adrian. Somewhere
lung the route a man entered , and ,
10 cars being crowded , ho took a scat
'sido Miss Eldrndge , and when the
inductor came along tendered him a
> uml-lrl | ) ticket , the limit of which
ad expired. The conductor refused
receive it on the ground that it was
id The man insiHted that it should
ISH for his faro and that the ticket
ad never been used. Without fnr-
IKTparley the conductor j.rked the
ell , faying he would put the passen-
er off , who then tendered the fare in
IBI ; but the railroad official had now
; otupon his dignity and leplicd that
t was lee late. Olf he must go. Tlio
ars were stopped and the fun
an. The conductor sicwd
ilia pasftungcr and the latter
raHpod the back of the scat with : ui
, rm eacli side of Miss Eldredge , who
, vas thus firmly , if not lovingly , sur-
ounded. The fellow proved more
ban a match fur the conductor , who
ummoned the entire train force , and
'or several minutes the battle raged
nriously , while so vigorous \vas the
esistanee thai lor a lime the plucky
ictim of the assault bid lair to hold
he fort in flpile ot the fearful odds.
\nd all this while the Adrian young
ndy WHH enciicled with the brawny
rnia of her fellow-passenger , who
lung to the neat with a book agent's
onacity. Frightened women and
"iscreot men hurried from the car ,
.ml still the HtnigL'luoiit , on , with
liss Kldiedge iitmly imprisoned bo-
ween the arms of the douujity chap
csisting expulsion. The odds at
ongth proved too great , and the lady
. us released from a not altogether
oving embrace , the puseenger's
rip wrenched loose , and himself
ustlod from the train. The situa-
, ion was doubtless rather exciting ,
ut we venture that Miss Eldridge
, vim not frightened , in which all will
uroo with us who remember the at-
emntod encapo of Kinney from the
Adrian jail when Col. Eldredgo waa
ihorifT , and of Miss Eldrodge's bravery
n facing the prisoner with a cocked
nvolvor.
A Surprised Policeman.
'Io\ol ' nd 1'rcm.
"Talk about bold bank burglaries , "
aid a mombur of the police force thia
norning , "tho slickest steal I ovot
oard of was the robbery of a bank
own in "Rhode Island six or seven
oars ago. It was a bitter cold night ,
ml a night patrolman noticed a dim
ight in the bank window , and going
ip to the door rapped.
" 'Is that you , patrolman ? ' asked
, voice from within.
" 'Yes , ' was the reply.
' 'Step in and get a heat , ' said the
oice from within. The patrolman
topped inside and encountered a dap-
ler little follow wearing a green shade
iver his eyes , and a pen behind hie
ar.
" ' late ' said
"You're working to-night ,
hjxpatrolman.
'Yes , ' said the. dapper little foi'
, ow , ' 1'vo boon detained to-nighl
itraightening up accounts. '
The patrolman warmed himself at
ho roaring big fire that blazed on tin
iiearth and went out again on his boat
i\n hour after the patrolman camt
hat way and still seeing the light
h roil t/li the window rapped again.
" 'Is that you , patrolman ) '
" 'Yes. '
" 'Come in and warm yourself.1
"The patrolman accepted the invi
ation.
' "It's a howling cold night,1 sail
ho man with a green shade over hi
eyes.
" 'You bol,1 said the patrolman. Si
lie took another heat and returned t <
lia beat , He was rather surprisoc
text day to learn that his iirosidi
'riend of the night before had go
way with some $90,000 of the bank'i
unds. "
ALMOST CIIA/.Y.
How lion do wo see the hard-work
ng father straining every nerve am
nuscle , and doing his utmost to aup
port his family. Imagine his feeling
when returning homo from a han
day's labor , to find Inn family pros
rate with disease , conscious of unpaii
doctors' bills and debts on every hand
It must bo enough to drive on J almos
crazy. All this unhapninoss could b
avoided by using Electric Bittora
which expel every disease from th
system , bringing joy and happiness t
thousands. Sold at fifty cents a hot
tie. Ish & MoMahon. (8) ( )
THE OM1DMTAL
d. I. PAYNTER
Proprietor
Corner 10th and Howar <
Streets ,
OMAHA , NEB ,
Rates , Two Dollar- Per Da }
SIdflra
Dexter L. Thomas ,
ATTORNEY.
TRUTH ATTESTED.
Sotnolmportniitbtntcmonts of Wo
Known Poopln "Wholly
VorlUod.
In order Hut the public may fully rotllte the
i of the * tiit n > cnt , A < well as the
vMue of the article of which the )
ubllih htr wlUi t'o fac-nimllo nlirna-
turcnof parties wl > o c slnicrltv H licvon'1 quov
tion , The Truth of thcie t Mlmonlali li nb elute -
lute , norctnthe faito the ) announce be Ig
nored ,
OMAHA , NUB. , May 21,1SS1.
H. It. WARSBR&CO. :
DiHRHin : I have freiiuently mod Warncr'i
H.ifo Klilnc , Mid I/lver Cure for locil ofrecttonn
attendant upon mjveru rheumatic attackn , and
have air A } * derived benefit therefrom. I have
al o UBcil the Safe Ncr mo vtlth fathf/ictory ro-
nulU. I consider thcio mcdlclncn worthy of
conndct.ce.
Deputy Treasurer.
OUAIIA , Nitn , ilay 2 , ItBl.
t. " . WAk.ii- Co , Kochmtcr , N. Y. :
OKSIN : I have used jour hnfo Kidney Mid
.Ivor Cure thin i > rlnjf on a Uerlmlitorritor , and
find U the hut rcmc < Iy I otcr tried. I hnvo
mil 4 liottki , a il It KM made mo feel better
than e\er 1 did before In the niririf | ( ,
U. t' . It. Shops.
OUAIIA , NIB , Jlay 21 , issl ,
I. It. WARMR&CO :
SIKH : For more than IS j'ior I have iiuffercd
nidi In omcnlcncc Irom combined kldncj and
i < cr utacatM , Mid halo liecii urulilo to work ,
my urln .iy orif > n also beltu afTi-ctcd I tried a
[ rcatninny iiR-dlclm * and doctors , l > ut I rcw
or o and worw day by day. I was told I had
Ilrldhl's DlBcaio , and 1 wished tnyclf ilcnd If I
oultl not hixoeptedy relief. I took your Safe
( lilnay and U\cr Cure , knowing nothing CMI
uottcxor known to curothn dlauuic. ami I have
ot been diMpprilntnl. The medlclno has cured
10 , and I am pcrfcc Iy well to-day , cntlnly
lirooKh jour halo Kldncj and Liver Cure I
wish you nil mice B.I In publishing this valuable
ciuoay through the uorld.
U. I' . U. II. Shops.
Thousands if cquilly stroniendorsement *
patiy of them In cases whore hi'po Mas aban-
on I ba\c been \oltintarll ) xhi-nho lng the
cmaikablc pontr of Warner's Halo Kidney and
.l ur Guru , m H d smsci of the Kidiie > , ll\er
irurinaryorKans. If any one who rends this
ai PLy I'hvelcal trouble reincojbei the gru I
LEGAL NOTICE.
the mailer ol the petition of Albert U. Wjimn
iuf guar Jlati of Ilinrj \Vjinan mid William
T. Wyman , minor hulrs of Harriet H. Wyman ,
deceased.
n the District Couit of the Third JuJIil-il D's-
trlct of the ftito of Nebraska , within and for
tlio County ol Doughs.
And now on tho24llnhy cf December , A. D.
381 , comes Albert I'Vi man , guardian of Henry
' . Wyman and William T. Wt man aforu-ald , mid
) rescnttd In open court Ills petition for I.icnn-o
o Kill Iteil K&tatu of Ills s.ild unrds for their
lalntcnanie , education and for thu payment of
aicut assessed ami o boamemed upon the real
fttatuof his raid wanls , ami It n | > p. atlngto the
ourt from mull petition that it Is ncc' sary that
! iu real istitu of muh war's fhould bo i-old for
lie purpuse < In ( aid petition stated.
Ami It alsn ippoarlng to the court that the f.tld
Allictt U. Wjinan , thu said pttitioncr , Is the nn-
unil Hiir\ivnu pir nt aim next of Kin of the
lid minor In IT' , nnd that there are no other . cr-
onsorturtliH nii > rosti d in tlio estate of , said
iluor liu r as hit forth in raid petition.
Ami It al o appearing to thu court that lhc.stld
Albrrt U. \\\i..an . , not only In and by his nald
ctltlon , whlih liuludis mid ( ( includes his
Ik'hts In thu premises as next of kin and huir at
aw of wild minors In miccession mid remainder ,
and tenant 1 > \ lourttm of the said Hairict K.
V ) man , dictated ; hut also by his \oliintnry ap-
icnrnnco In opun court , caTilesslnfc as uardmi
ind next of Kin , andthcr bj areuptlni ; the order
f court herein , to uliow lausu why 1'censo ' should
ot lie urantcil for the snluof such real cetatoln
Hild iictltlon dchcribed.
U U ordered that the next of Kin nnd nil per
sons intereo td In wild estate appear be'orn this
ourt In chambers on the 23rd day of January ,
A. D. 1832. at the court tiousn In eald County of
) ouglas , In Omaha Cltv In fald County , to thow
tuai ) why a licor.BO should not he granttd for the
nala of ftuc'i rial estate In slid petition described ,
and that copies of this notice ho Bir\ed up in
uch poreoni as aforasaid.
j Third Dlatrl t Court Heal , )
( Douglas County , Neb , \
JAS. W. SAVAOK ,
Judgo.
SUto of Nnhroska , Douglas County :
I. Win II. Ijanis , clerk f thu District Court In
and for fald State and county , do hereby ccrtllj
'hat 11me compared the above order of Bald
ourt , with the original order as It appears of
ccord on folio journal of said caurt , nnd that the
Nime Is a correct transcript thereof , and the
vhole of eald original order.
In testimony whereof , I tuio hereunto set my
i.iicl and mimed the Stal of said court to be af-
Uod at the Cltj ot Omalia this 24th day of Dt-
ciinbcr , IbSl.
J Third DUtr ct Court Heal , I
Douxl.ii Count } , Neb , (
WM. II. MAMS ,
dcMci-mU Clerk.
If you are . - . -
ofhu > lnc'nvro-k-
oneilhy tlio strain "f
your dutieivole' ht wurk , to res
ftlimilapliixnil uan
Hop Dittors. i , u e Hop B.
If you are younit iind I rliiK from any li.
-lioretlon or dl al | > a Itluni If jou.niinar-
rled - or Ingle , old or I youniT , Buttering from
roorhra'.tli or lonxulxn I iliur on n bi'd of tck
oees , uly on Hop ] 1 Blttera.
-1 Thoummmne u
\Vio or yon an ) .
- from wuic
ahenerfr you feel njulijfrom
teiu I j form of ICIdnoy
that J
your , dlsciuo that imKlit
needs clwniilnir , ton-1
.
Tebwntirovintis.
Dttmulatme ,
Ihit 01
of
( I tlmeljr !
nlfhoutnlori ( i y (
.HICK Hop Hcpntter :
Ditto'- .
ktdnty o.i. o
oriiMmirucom- an abooluU
lualni , ultcaio iid Irrcsl. !
of ttiu ftonuKA. HOP Iblecuro foi
Nitnli , blood , UninUinnesii
Uitrorntnvtl lu | o ot opium ,
You will -o tobacco , o'
ctmdltTou-M lnuvolli | .
Hoii Bitter *
Ifjrou-re lm- „
- U-l.t-i.
I > 1- weak and NEVER | Cliculcr
li i > lrltfd.try
Ut It mny 1 1101 * Birnib
o nvo yourl IFAIL1 ra co. ,
Ufa. It ha |
unveil hun- Vf itfn. i
clrodc. | ATorvDto.Ont.
THE KENDALL
PLAITIN. MACHINE
DEESS-MAKEES' COMPANION ,
_
It phlta ana preset | rcctly ( ono jard pe
UllllUtO *
It jilalta fro.n 1-lUof on Inth to 11-4 Inches 1
uldtli in the couriH-et felta or iilitst llk < .
It doui all klud < and nt > lo < eli > lulUnz In u c.
No Inly UiiUtixs liero\\n ilrowi-uuklni ; ca
o orJ to da ultliout one M nlca | > Ultltif | 1
nl crout : ol lulilou , It win it Kiln it * ll. Po
M.rliliifs , Circular * or Ak'cnt'u t nu addrcw
CONGAR fc CO. ,
11H A.iiams St. , Chca'i ! | > i I" .
HECK W. KENUALt. , Axciit via-ht.
W. J7OONNELL
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
Ornoi front llooini ( up talr ) In lUnicom
Dew brick bulldlu. , N , W. corner KlUcotb a
arnhtmSlrwt * .
aio. w. A , c. c.xriu.1
DOANE& CAMPBELL ,
Attorneys-at-Law
8. W COR , TH * DOUOLAS STS.
United States Depository
OP OMAHA.
Oor. 13th and Farnam Sta.
LDE8T DANKINO F.STADMSHMKNT Ui
OMAHA.
QUOCE8QOR8 TO KOUNTZE DROTHERB. )
BTARUIIlnD 1JM.
Orgnted ai a Natloiml llank August 20 , IMS
APITAL AND PROKIT3 OVER 000 000
AND SIRXOTOUIt
Konrrzn , Prenmont.
AuoudTVH Kop.stm , Vice PrMtdent ,
U. W. YATM , Cashier.
A. ) . Pom not , Attorney.
Jouv A. Cmiiainox ,
F. II , IJAW , Axel. Ctuihlei.
Thl tank rccolvm JcpoeltJ ) without roifirJ to
niounta.
Iijiicotluic cortlficsttn hearing Interest.
Drawn draft on San r'rancltc.-o and principal
tlca ot the Unltcil Stntm , alao London , Dublin
llnlmrith Miii th principal cities of thoconti ;
cnt of Kurort ,
Soils r ecnKor tickets foi eniler nt Jby the In
mnollnr mnvldil
The Olilest UJataDliahod
IN NEBRASKA.
Caldwell , Hamilton & Co. ,
tranjvctoJ sitcoa that of an Incor-
porotod oank.
Account ! ) kept In currency or gold subject to
cht chuck without notice
Certificated of deposit esuod pavuhla In three ,
x and twelve months , jearlnj ; lutoroat , or ou
omnd without Interiiat.
Adtancca iniulc to cuntomen on approvnj oem
tics at market rutoa of InturcHt.
liuy and toll gold , bills of exchange , govern
men4. , 8tnto , county and city bonda.
Draw ! ( ; iit .Inltn on England , IrcUnd , Sect-
arid , and all rarw of Europo.
Sell Kuroiicnn JXVKW I ) ticket * .
COLLECTIONS I'HOMPTLY MA JK
Mlfllt _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
latter of Anpliintiou of Max Lcnz for
Liqni.r License.
NOTIOK.
Notice is heieliy xlven that Max Lonz
id , noon thu 2nu day of January , A. IX ,
381 , file his niiilicntfon ] to tlo M ii5-or uncl
'ity i imncil of Oirmlm. for licen o to hell
> Inlt , SpiihninH nid Vinoiit Jiiciuots , nt
ir. Kiiitli nnd tlackbon Uicet , First ward ,
'malm ' , Nob. , from the llithjil.iy . of Jnn-
nry , 1882 , to tno 10th day of Apiil , li-8 _ .
If tlicio bo no ( Abjection , remonstraiict !
r inotcfct filed within two we kn from
nnnary 2nd , A. 1) , , 1R82 , tl.o said license
ill bo grmitc-d ,
I
Ai > tilicant.
TIIK DAILY 15ic : newspaper -\vill publish
ied'ovo notice once each week for two
' eeke at thu expense of the applicant ,
'lie City of Omaha is uot to be chaig'd
icrewith.
.T. .T L. 0. J13\VETT.
jau2-2t '
latter ofy Application ol .luliua Nugl
for Liquor License.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that Julius ICagl
id , upon the : tl&t _ duy of December , : \ .
> . , 1881 , iile his application to the
Mayor and City Council of Omnlin. for
cense to sell Malt , Spirituous and Vinous
-iquora , at No. 010 South Thirteenth
ireet. Second ward , Omaha. Neb. , from
ho 14th day of January , 1882 , to the 10th
ay of April , 18S2.
If tbeio bo tlo objection , rcmonstrancu
r protect filed within two weeks from De-
en.ber 'fist , A. D. , 1881 , the said license
vill be granted.
JULIUH NAOL , Applicant.
THE DALLY BKE newspaper will publish
ho above notice once e'nch week for two
vcekfl at the expense of the applicant ,
the City of Omaha is not to he charged
herewith. J. J. L. U. JKWKTT ,
jan2-.t City Clerk.
WAR IN PASSENQER RATSS I
IIOnillE nilOS. . Broken In all Railroad
Tickets , Omaha , Nob. , offer Tickets to the Emit ,
until further notice , at the following unheard of
Low Katca :
1st class , 2d clam ,
NEW YORK , 820.00 ,
BOSTON. 20.00 ,
PHILADELPHIA , 25.00 , 923.00.
WASHINGTON , 22 00 , 20.00.
For particulars , wrlto or go direct to IIOI1UIB
JROB. , Dcalora In Reduced Kato Rallro-d and
tenmehip Ticket * , 09 Tenth St. , Omaha Nob.
Remember the place Three Doors North of
Union Pacific Railroad Ucpot , East a do otTcnth
Street.
Omaha August 1,1281
W. E. VIQCS. M. MlinUELL.
I , E , TI&US & CO , ,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
125 Lasallo Street , CHICAGO ,
Grain and Provisions Bought
and Sold on Margins.
dvc7mo'dim
Tnls great ipocillc cures that moot loathtiomt
disease
SYPHILIS
Whether in iti Primary , Secondary
or Tortlttrv Stage
Removes all truces of * ercnry from the >
teui , Curi'ti Scrofula , Old Soie < , llheuma-
tlfui , KtreniK , Caiarrh crauj
Cares When Hot Sprinc. Fail !
JIaUern , Ark. , May. , 1S3I
\Volia\orasiMln our town wtio lltudatllol
rliitfj and wcru finally uurcd with S. H. d.
MlUAMMO.X < ! ! : Ml'RRT
Memi > hi , Menu. , May 12,1SS1
We have olj 1.M bet lea of U.S. B. In a year
It ban elrcn nnlvemal HttUf.itlon , I-Mr infiiueL
| ihlclaui now recommend It na a positive
upoolnc. b. MAxantLD - ; Co.
Louliillli ) , Ky , , May 13,1631.
R. S. S. hu g | > vn Ix'ttcr t.Mfaetlon \ than an ;
medicine 1 h-\o e > ur told J , A , KL XMK.
Ueinei , Col. May 2,1SSI
Kverj' purcha cr ijiejkb In the hl lifBt term'
ofS. S. S , L. Melitetcr.
Illchmond , Va. . May 11,1831.
\ou can refer anjboily to u in regard to tin
merits ol S. b , H. Polk , Miller & Co ,
! ! e np > cr know n H. 8. S. to fall to cure a cast
cf MyjihIllDhcn properly taken
II. L. Doni aril , ) P.rr. Oa .
KHWarrun. J-ltrr > , Ga.
The aboio signers areirentlcmon of hl.h gtand
Ing. A 11 COLQU1TT ,
Oo > ernoi otGeorirU.
S.8.S.
. . .
IF YOU WISH WK W M.TAKE YOUR8G OJ
TO UK PAID foil WHEN CUHKD.
Write for | urtlcular anil oomof llttl
book 'Jli' naio to the Unfortunate.
1,000 Kovrard IU balJ to an
chemist who will fliiu , on aiialjuU 100 bottle
S H. S. ,0110 particle ot Mt'ruiry , Iodide 1'otw
iluru or any Mineral miUtanco.
SWIFT HI'KCIFIU CO. PiO | .
Atlanta , Oa.
I'rlro of mruUr t\ie \ rvducod to $1.75 per bol
tie Small iltc , holding half too quantity , price
Bold by KENh'ARD & CO. ,
anil Pru srcl > t * (7cn ( rauy
Deere &Gomp'y. /
MANUFACTURERS OF PLOWS , MOLINE , ILL ,
Wholesale Dealers in
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Molina Wagon Co , Farm and Spring Wagons ,
Deere &Mansur OoCorn Planters , Stalk Cutters , &o , ,
MolmePump , Co , Wood and Iron Pumps ,
Wneel & Seeder Co , Fountain City Drills and Seeders ,
Meolianioslmrg Macli , Co , Baker Brain Drills ,
Sliawnee Agricultural Co , Advance Hay Bakesr
Joliet Manufacturing Co , Eureka Power and Hand Snellers ,
Whitman Agricultural Co , Snellers , Road Scrapers , &c. ,
Moline Scale Co , Victor Standard Scales ,
A , C , Fish Racine Buggies ,
AND DEALERS IX
All Articles Required to Make a Complete Stock.
Address All Communications to
Council Bluffs , Iowa. Aeauuam
= = = = = = = = = - = = = = = = - = Y
iTj
AND
Mining and Milling Company.
_ _ _ . _ _ _
Vorklnj ; Capltil - - $30C,000.
. _ _ _ . _ _ _
npital si .oik , - - f i ooo.fOO
_ _ _ _ _
ar Value of Shares , - - - - ? 26,000.
STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE
Mines Located in BEAMBL MINING DISTRICT.
DR. J. I. THOMAS. Proalilent , Cummins , Wyoming.
WM. K. TILTON , VIce.Prcaideiit , Cumruiaa , Wjooitmj
E. N. IIARWOOD , Secretary , Cummins , Wyoming.
A. Q. LUNN , Treasurer , Cummins , Wyoming.
) r. J. I. Thomas. Louis Miller W. S. Brunei. A. 0 Dunn.
J. N. Harwood , Francis Lou ens. Geo. II. FaldB. LcwisZoIman.
Dr. J. C. Walking.
no22me5ra OEO. W. KENDALL , Authorized Agent for Sale of Stock ; IV" " " " - - Nob.
. O.
WHOLESALE GROCER ,
1213 Farnham St. . Omaha , Neb.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
ISH & McMAHON ,
1406 DOUGLAS STREET , OMAHA , NEB.
The Only Exclusive Wholesale Drug House in Nebraska
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO MAILORDERS.
lv 18-mo
FOSTER & CRAY ,
WHOLESALE-
LUMBER , GOAL & LIME ,
On River Bank , Bet. Farnham and Douglas Sts. ,
- - m "SSTJESJEB.
HEADQUARTERS
-FOR-
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
We desire to call the special attention ot the trade to oui
elegant lines ( at BOTTOM PRICES ) of Underwear , Cardigan
Jackets and Scarfs , Buck Gloves , Overahirts , © veralls
Hosiery , &o.now open. Wholesale only.
SHREVE , JARVIS & CO. ,
Comer Fourteenth and Dodsre Sts.
FEARON & COLE ,
Commissson Merchants ,
1121 Farnham St. , Omaha , Neb.
Comlunmenta made ui will rccelverrompt attention. _ , References : State Bank , Onuha ; PUil
% Co. . Baltimore ! Peck & Iian hcr. Chicago ; u wi * noinclnn.tl
WHOLESALE
BOOK SELLER AND STATIONER
-AND DEALKH N-
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
1304 Farnham St. , Omaha Neb , oct.m. . , _