SOUTH
THAT IS THE NAME OF TEE4TOWN ; WHERE
1
ALL ARE I
an EnjoyAir & Water ]
S !
And all of the good nnu pleasant things that go to make up o com
plete and happy existence.
The town of South Omaha it tiumted south of the city [ of. Omnh
on the line of the U. P. Railway , nnd it is less than 2J miles from the
Omuha post office to the north line c i the town site.
South Omaha is nearly 1 miles north and south by SJ east and
westand covers an area of nearly foursquare miles , _
The stock yards are at the extreme southern limit
Nearly 150 lots have been sold 5ad the demand is on the increase
The yards are being rapidly pushed to completion.
The # 60,000 beef packing house is progressing finely.
The $30,000 Water Works are finished and furnish an abundant
supply of
PURE SPRING WATER.
The B. & M. and Belt Line Railways have a large force of men at
work and will , in connection with the U. P. Railway , have a union depof
near the park at the north end of the town. Suitable grounds will b
furnished for Church and School purposes.
Now is the time to buy lots in this growing"city. They will nevei
be "cheaper than they are to-day.
B3gF Apply at the Company's office , at the Union Stocks Yards. ,
Assistant Secretary.
CmCKEBING
PIANOS
They Are Without A ftival.
-AND
Have been Awarded One Hundred and eighteen Priz
Medals at all the prominent expositions of the
World for the Last Fifty Years.s And
liy flu Greatest Living Piai
Most Perfect Piano
' An examination of these magnificent Pianos is politely requested
before purchasing any other instrument.
General Western Representatives.
P. S. Also , Gen'l Agt's for KNABE , VOSE & SONS
BfiHR BROS.'and ARlON PIANOS , and SHONINGEB
OYMBELLA and CLOTJGH & WARREN ORGANS.
Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the times of the arrival and de
parture of trains by central standard time , at
local depots. Trains leave transfer "depot ten mln
u.08 earlier and arrive ton minutes later.
OIIIOAOO , BURUH&rON AKD qCIMOT.
LlATI. ABUTI.
5pm ChlcaRO Exprcsa B:00arn
0:40 : a m Fast Mali. 7:00 : p m
7:10a : m filall and Expreaa , 7i'3 p m
12:20 : p m Accommodation. 2 : < SOp m
"At local depot only ,
Klflsla CITT , UT. JOB AND OODhOIL BLUTTS.
10:06 a m ( Wall and ExprcBa , J7:06 p m
8:05 : pra raclflo Express , 6:60 Jim
CntOAOO , UILWADKBI AND ST. PAD ! , .
6:25 : p m Exprosa , 0:05 : a m
Blo ; a m Expresa , 0:66 : p in
OmOAOO , BOCK ISLAND AND FACIHO.
6:80 : p m Atlantic Expreaa , 0:05 : a m
8:25 : a m Day Express , BM : p m
7:20am : "DesMolnes Accommodation , 0:06 : p m
At local depot only ,
wAxAau , BT. u > uia ASD rAcino.
1:20 : a m Mall , 4:15 p m
6:10 : p m Aocommodat.oa 0:00 a m
1:80 p m St. Louis Express 2:45 p m
4:60 : pm Cblcago Exprctia 10:65 : a m
"At Transfer only
ciiioiao and KOBTDWUTUM.
6:80 : p m Expresa , 0:60 p m
P25 ; a m Paclflo Expreas 8:05 : a m
BIODX CITT AND rACIflO.
7:40 : p m St. Paul Exprou , 8:60 : a m
7120 a m Day Express 0:60 : p m
UNION rAcino.
8:00 : p m Western Exprest , 6:85 : a m
11:00 : a m 1'aulflo Expreaa , * :40 p m
7:40 a m Local Expreaa , 0:64 a m
12:10 : a m Lincoln Expresa ,
At Tranifer only.
DUMUT TRAIKB TO OUA1U.
Leave-7:20-8:80-0so-l0so-iitoa. : : : : : m. 1:8 < J-2S :
8SO-4SO-SO-0:50-11:05 : : : : p. m. 8unday-9SO-nlO : :
a.m. l:30-8:30-6:3O-fi:30-n:05 : : : : : p. m. AiilvelO mln
to before leavtn tlmn
J.B. TAFG. WA11B WHITENS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Practice In State and Federal Court * .
V
Collections promptly attended to.
Room 10 , SliuRart's Building ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOW
J. J. STEWART
, . . ,
ATTORNEY AT Uf.
Practice ! In Federal acd State Cfturti. C01 IJroad
nay , o > er Barlngi Bank.
COUNCIL BLUFFS : - | IOWA.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special a vertlaomenta , sue ao Lost ,
Found , To Loan , For Bale , To Rent , Wants , Board-
me , etc. , will bo Inserted In thla column at the low
rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first Insertion
and FIVK CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n-
eoitlon. Lcavo advertleomenta at our office , No.
Pearl Street , near Broadway
email family , References ( 'lien.
or call nt No , Sl'J Sixtli a > eniie , Council Dlntls.
neil HUNT A suite of ronma In central location
I 1 Knqulro of Vi. Hanchett , No. 18 1'earl Bt
Anrus , Capital Ceutcrvlllo and other Bofl
OOAIj coal kept at Cloorge Ilcatona , 023 llroad.
way. Telephone No. 110.
T > UASONAUrEI'IlICES Fair weight and meaa-
JLV ure at OeorKo Ileaton'a ooal and wooJ jard
628 Uroadway. Telcphono No. 110.
SALE IIEASONAI1LE. Coffee roasting ,
FOIl and ifroccry business. Only ono In ( own.
Reason , ill health. Addrius R. L. Williams , 18 North
Main St , , Council Bluffa.
SALE A commission business thouroughly
cutabllshed , with rent of building , centrally
located. Address Uuslutss. HKK olllcu , Council
TJ OR SALF OU KKNT The Orvis 1'ackluz h
X1 and machinery , located In thin city , Cap
160 hoga IIP * day. Udell & Day.
Every body m Council Ulutfa to take
WANTED Delivered by carrier at only twenty
conta a week.
OLD 1'APKRS-For tale at Un Office , at ! 6 ocnta
a hundred
Mrs HJ
, , , HDtonMj , .
PHYSICIAN & SURG-EON ,
223 Middle Bro dw v. Coiinoll DluOi.
AFTERNOON IVININU : : jluinission 25c
Admlislon > 'ree to Ladles each morning and Tuts-
Jay and Thurxlay Aftcrnocm. Use of Hbalei ID
cents.
A. JT. BCIUNOK , II. Jl , MAHTEN8 ,
Manager , Proprietor.
CQU NCiyillFFS
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
THE ODD-FELLOWS ,
of the Granfl Lodge in Mi
City Yestbity.
The Welcome liylTon , ! > C.BIoomor
Yoslorday morning tlio grand lodge 01
I. 0. 0. P. , of lown , opened in this city ,
The local lodges and uniformed patri
arohs , formed in n body and marched tc
the Ogden house , from which point thoj
escorted the grand ledge to the place ol
mooting. The pnrado was a very ploaa.
Ing ono , and there were two or three hundred -
drod ia line , uniformed aud in rocjalfn.
On the opening of the ledge the roll
waa called , and the following grand ofll
cora found to bo present :
J T Abbott , Manchester grand master.
James K Powers , Atlantic , deputy
grand master.
William T Holmes , Brooklyn , grand
warden.
William Garrett , Burlington , grand
secretary.
A J Morrison , Marongo , grand treas
urer.
George Whipplo , Burlington , grand
representative.
John Van Valkonburg , Fort Madison ,
grand representative.
Rev Thomas B Kemp , Independence ,
grand chaplain.
W B Temple , Atlantic , grand mar.
shal.
shal.J H Plank , Bloomfield , grand con
ductor.
I H Brastod , Anamosa , grand mcsaou
gor.
gor.llobort M McKinlay , Dubuque , grand
guardian.
J W Bulon , Ollnton , grand herald.
E B Gardiner , Council Bluffs , repor
tcr.
tcr.Tho following paat grand roproaontu.
lives and paat grand maatora were proa-
out :
Paat Grand Roprosontatlvoa EV
Hartman , Indlanola ; H D Walkon , Mt ,
Pleasant ; J Norwood Clark , Iowa City ;
Thoa D Evans , Fairfield ; B S Moricim ,
Kookuk ; W W Moore , Dos Moines ; D C
Bloomer , Council Bluffs ; Herman Block ,
Davenport ; J. K. Powers , Avoca.
Paat Grand Master W McCoy , Mt ,
Pleasant ; A J Morrlaon , Marongo ; WE
Harrlmnn , Dubuquo.
Visitors , Past Grand Representatives
Bon Newman and A D Jones , Omaha.
The ledge was called to order by W. G
Oliver , Introducing the Hon. D. 0
Bloomer , who made ouo of his eloquent
addrosacs of welcome. Mr. Bloomoi
eald :
Grand Master , Representatives one
Brothers : It affords mo great ploaaun
this morning on behalf and in the name
of the Odd Follows of Council Bluffs , t <
extend a cordial and hearty greeting t <
the morabdra of the Grand Ledge of Iowa
both individually and collectively. Mi
brothora who were present at Ottumwi
last fall will remember that the roproaon
tatlves from this city did not enthuse vorj
much over the prospect of holding thi
grand ledge hero thla year , as wo knov
very well that our street paying woul <
not bo completed , but you said you won
"bound to como to Council Blnfla any
way , " and BO you are now with ua , in thi
midst of the beautiful Indian Bummo :
season , and wo assure you that wo ar
right glad of it , and wo promise to do al
in our power to make your visit a pleas
ant ono.
Wo regret very much that the necessa
ry official duties during the ohor
tirao you will remain among ui
will prevent you from seeing ai
much as wo should bo glac
to have you see ot the beauties , the re
sources and capabilities of Council Bluffs
situated as it is in ono of the most fortih
valleys in the world. Wo trust , however
that you will have time to visit our beau
tiful parka , and to gaze from our famec
bluffs upon the prosperous city nestled al
their toot , and to view the great lines ol
internal communicatlsn radiating from
our limits , carrying thousands of traveler *
to every part of our country , and of the
world as well.
Once before has the Grand Ledge as
sembled in Council Bluffs. That was in
L870 I believe. Since that time many
changes have occurred. Some who were
with us then have passed over the dark
river , while others have sought now
lomca in other sections of our widely
extended country. Still , there is a goody -
y number of the Old Guard present with
is to-day , and it ia with great natlafac-
ion I am sure that all have noted the
wonderful changes that have transpired
n all this region in the brief
period of fourteen years. When
rou then traveled from the Dos
Homos to the Missouri , you passed
hrough n sparsely settled country indeed.
STow you have made the same journey ,
hrough a country filled with towns and
cities , and through farms and fields
groaning with the most abundant harvest
, hat ever blessed the labors of the hus-
> andman. At the same time our beloved
order has increased with the growth of
; ho country. Then in this great country
of Pottawattamio wo had but two lodges ,
joth located in this city , while now wo
lave ton lodges and three encampments
working within this same county , and in
.his fact wo find a fair illustration I
hink , of the growth of Odd Fellowship
n our noble state.
In its plan of government our order
followa very cloaoly that which ' was
adopted by our fathers for the whole
country. It Is democratic and at the
same time truly representative. Wo
lave our sovereign grand ledge , repre
senting our national legislature , which
mot recently on the borders of the Mis
sissippi end did its work intelligently
and well. To-day our state grand body
which has its prototype in our state log-
slaturo moots on the banks of the Mis
souri to attend to mattora pertaining to
ho working of Odd Fellowship in Iowa.
You , grand master and brothers are the
chosen representatives of our 451 lodges
and of the 22,3000 Odd Follows of the
state. Aa such you have important du-
: lcs devolving upon you connected with
jio growth and prosperity of our noble
nstltutlon. Wo do not for a moment
doubt that they will bo faithfully
and conscientiously performed and
; hat through your consulta-
.ions and labors the onward progress of
our bonoficiont institution will bo greatly
advanced ,
The ago in which wo live has little re
spect for the old , because it is the old.
t ia prolific in now institutions of almost
every diuurlptioii , but especially ao , In
hose of a moral , social and beneficial
iharactor. Odd Fellowship can no longer
> o numbered ainoog the now institutions
of the day , and perhaps for that very
reason Its claims uro all the moro closely
scrutinized. But it stands the ordeal of
years with entire auccctu. Its
birth was coeval , or very nearly so , will
that of the nineteenth nontury , but M
though growing old in years , it is til
fresh and vigorous , full of vitality
and abundant In good work. I
docs not enter into competition with tlu
modern spirit of utilitarianism by whicl
every thing is Ruagpd by the number o
dollars it brings to its votaries. It hold
out no special offers of Insurance Indent
nily for recruits to its ranks , but I
adheres with unshaken fidelity to thi
primary objects of iU being , to visit thi
sick , to care for the distressed , to bnrj
the dead and to educate the orphans. II
is the performance of those duties , it i (
the practice of the cardinal virtues every ,
whore emblazoned upon our banners ol
Friendship , Love and Truth , that con
stitutes true Odd Fellowship. And it ia
truly n source of consolation , If not
of rejoicing , that amid the many
competing organizations all nround
us , our order has been able to
maintain its high and honorable position
before the world. Nay moro , it continues
to grow in out own and other lands ,
until the fraternity of the triple links ,
has como to encircle the globe. And so
wo may thank God , and take courage.
But I must hasten to a conclusion , nnd
in doing so , will only repeat , that as n
citizen , and as an Odd Fellow of Council
Bluffs , I most heartily welcome the mem
bers of this Grand Ledge to our city.
This called out an enthusiastic response
by the grand master , Dr. J. T. Abbott ,
of Manchester , in behalf of the Grand
Lodgo. The Dr. made a most happy hit
In Ins response , and brought forth much
applauso. It is conceded that this is one
of the largest Grand Ledge gatherings
ever hold in the state , and the street
parade ono of the most imposing ovot
witnessed.
The rest of the day was given to the
appointment of committees , the receiving
and referring of reports , and the evening
was devoted to the exemplification of tlu
unwritten work of the order.
Closing Out ,
To close the business roller my stock ol
miscellaneous books , picture , fansy goods ,
notions , fire screens , easels , willow and
cano high chairs nnd children's rockers ,
at prices never known before In the west
H. E. Seaman , paper , books and station ,
ory , 504 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
| A MIDNIGrHT MILL ,
The Furious Battle Uetwccn n Itull
roiul Mini nnd a Tramp.
A man bowed with the burden of socro
sorrows and a buadlo of ragged ralmoni
sought shelter last night , from the bittoi
night wind , in the warm precincts of tin
Wilwaukoo round house. Far fron
pittying his Bad lot the men in chargi
twitted him with jibes and jeers. Prominent
inont among the scoflora was Jim John
Ron , an employe. The persecution wa. .
kept up until the tramp wearied at aucl
vexations mildly smote Mr. Johnson 01
the oar. When the smitten rallroado
regained his foot from the dump'pf asho
and slack where ho had tallou , his wratl
was mighty and his ofToudod arm norvoc
for war. Tooth and toe-nail Johnsot
assailed the aoody visitor trho roplioi
in equal measure and the battle waxoc
hot and profoundly Interesting to thi
crowd assembled. No rules of the P. II
wore rospoctcd but both tackled the subject
joct at hand with a reckless aban
don of nil sot forma am
ceremonies , [ dotormindo , only to ot
tain the merits of the question. After
few rapidly succeeding rounds In irhic
mutual exchanges of punishment wr
made , Johnson secured his adversary ]
chancery and milled him heavily. Thu
paying the penalty of his unrighteous re
aontmont , the wicked tramp was kicko
far out into the depths of the night whor
ho was subsequently heard to fall with i
dull thud.
Persona interested in roller skate
should investigate the latest improvement
mont , the 2J- Inch brass lined wheels
which are sold only by H. L. Miller
1000 Fourth avenue , Council Blufls.
Full assortment of club , half club ant
strap flkatea on hand.
IOWA. ITEMS.
Rod Oak is building water works.
The 0. B & Q. has decided to build t
now depot at Yillisoa.
Solon Chase , of Maine , is stumping
Weaver's district for Blaine ,
The canning factory at Shonanhoah
iss put up this season 320,000 cairn of
corn and tomatoes.
Brakeman Goo Ruth who was arrested
at Albia on the charge of forgery line
> eon honorably acquitted.
The Anti-liorso thief associaton of the
state is in session at Croston. The
members sport hemp ties. itucmmo ,
4l Ed Godfrey picked 10,000 pounds of
; rapea from his vineyard at Rod Oak
ind marketed them in Omaha.
Cedar Rapids decreased her floating
debt § 10,000 to $15,000 this year , not
withstanding n logs of § 17,000 * in saloon
iconccs.
Burlington business men are moving to
; ot a change in the railway time-tables
n the interest of the business welfare of
Turlington.
Lungdidoaso ia prevailing with fatal of-
oct among hogs iu Sao county. The fore
man on II. C. Whoolor's big farm says
heir Iocs will roach 2,000.
The old college building at Algona Is
> eing remodeled. The upper part will bo
aado into a public hall , and the lower
leers rrill bo used for a restaurant and
) oardlug-houso.
Logan now haa fine wntor works. A
sistorn holding 3.DOO barrels has boon
) uilt on the hluh hill , just west of town.
A largo-wind mill is used to pump the
water from a well near the cistern. Pipes
and hydrants supply the water through
out the town.
In Sao county recently the G-yoar-old
laughter of Uhurles Workinoistor , while
> laying around a burning straw-stack ,
laupht her clothes on fire , and before
ho flames could bo extinguished the lit-
lo ono was so badly burned that aho
lied the following day.
LastwookQbrakanion on the Calliope
road out of Kioux City , had several tus-
Bols with u crazy man , evidently an old
brakoman. lAsa freight tram started
out from Klk Point , Thursday , the
cra y man was observed on
op of the cars setting brakes. Brakeman
joorgo flout/ tackled him and a lively
ight onoucd on top of the moving cam ,
1'ho crazy man had nearly sccceodod in
.hrowing Iloutz off the cars when assist-
inco arrived. Three trainmen then tind
lim to the cars and carried him to Jotter-
son , whom ho was put off , The crazy
nan climbed upon , aud ran alon/ the
cart like an export , and each time the
vliistlo blow while the train inon were
lolding him ho struggled hard to got up ,
aid muttered that he mustnot the brakes ,
Ie ia a mau of pcrhaea 25 yoara ot age ,
light complexion , rather slender anc
about five foot eight inches In height
Uo has whiskers of tovoral wook'i
growth , and a wild and excited appear
an co.
STOP THAT COUGH
Hy mlnff Dr. Frnr.icr'g Throat nnd Lung Bid
mm the only imro euro for Cousin. Cold * ,
Hoarseness nnd Sere Throat , nml nil illnomoa
of the tliront niul lung-f. Do not ncftloct n
cough , It may jirovo fntnl. Scores nil
.imulrotlsot RrModil jxHiplo ewe their lives tn
Or. Krnn'er't Throat and Limp llnltnm , nml
no family \ \ lcor \ \ bo without It nltor once
ning it , nmhliscovorlntr ltd marvelous i > owor.
[ Input up in Inrpo family bottloa nml solder
or the amnll prlco uf 7I > conta per bottle. Sold
Ktihn & Co. nnJ C. P. Goodman ,
. 'ittgburg Chronicle.
U13TTING lUOlfUY 1 UUK JjUOK ,
The UNO of DiinKlliiK Over A Gully
A Minor AVlio I'oehotcil $1OOOOO
Ami Illtln't Uronk Ills
Neck Klthor.
Now York Sun.
The headquarters of most working min <
era who como to Now York la aaid to be
at n small hotel whoio n gold nnd black
sign outside contains the legend "Mln.
era" Arms , " nnd n very largo ono nbovc
the bar rends :
"Owing to parties having boon swin
dled by confidence men , our patrons nrc
strictly cautioned not to lend mouoy 01
become intlmata with strangers. "
"No drinks sold ou Sundays" is in very
small letters below the largo sign. Most
of the patrons seem to bo from Cornwall
and Scotland. They atop there when
they first land In America.
After a day or two employed In get
ting his bearings nnd a knowledge of the
currency , the now minor takes a train
for the west. Frequently nothing it
hoard from him for years , mil .sooner 01
later a brawny follow with his chosl
thrown out and his head up , dressed Ir
a thick fiannol shirt , n broad brimmed
mt and corduroy trowsors , will elbow hii
vrny to the bar through the crowd ol
low arrivals , and stopping before the
bar , will express his delight in mooting
nu old acquaintance in language not to b <
Mistaken. Ho is at once Invited to nominate
inato his position , and usually says h <
taJcoj It straight.
That Is what Charles Trogoning snic
when ho reached the bar , after six year ;
in Nevada nnd the Black Hills. Havinj
quenched his thirst ho brought a goh
brick out of the recesses of his clothe
and paoaod it ever to the dark , win
weighed it and than counted out ' 180 ii
Bank of England notes. This , with i
much larger pile of American greenbacks
wna placed in the hotel safo. To a tenderfeet
dorfoot near by Trcgonlng said :
"I have boon six years iu the moun
tains , Sometimes I worked in the quart
mines , sometimes I twiatod a break 01
the narrow guago railroad , sometimes
washed the dirt along the rivor. I couli
usually got enough to oat , but no
alwayo ; and sometimes I struck it rich
It is all luck. "
'No doubt about that. "
"Not n bit. When I was In the Gun
nison district three years ago , there wa
n follow who was prospecting along
gulch where the ground sloped off n
stoop as the roof of n country cottage fo
fifty foot , and then there was n clear dro
of I don't know how much moro to
brook , that tumbled along ever the rockc
Well , ho was about broke and was stumbl
Ing along not caring much what bocom
of him , till ho stopped on a round ston
that sent him rolling down toward th
gully at a rate that made him tear up th
soil in handfuls to save himself.
"It was no use. Over ho wont , but t
his great astonishment ho landed safe , ;
not sound , on a narrow ledge on the opposite
posito side of the chasm , about ton o
twelve foot down. Whim ho had pulloi
himself together a bit ho looked arounc
and saw that his ledge was not mud
good for him , for it narrowed off both uj
stream and down , while tl0 water bolov
It was at least forty foot away. Afto
thinking awhile ho concluded that hi
could jam ono end of his gun into a crevice
ice behind him , BO that the butt would
hang ever the chasm. To this ho could
have tied a rope , if ho had had one , whlcf
ho hadn't. In place of a rope ho determined
inod to use his bolt slit up into throi
pieces and strips cut from hia corduroj
trousers.
"When ho got this curious line com
[ ilotcd it reached alittlo ever half wa )
: o the water. Ho thought ho could droj
.ho rest of the way withous serious dam-
ego , and proceeded to make ono end ol
the line fast to the butt of the gun. He
was very nervous ever it , and just when
ho thought ho had it tied the coil slipped
ever the ledge , the weight of it brought
up on his hand with a jerk , and down it
wont.
"J reckon ho thought he'd lost nil hia
friends. Then ho did just what any ono
oleo would have done. Ho got up very
carefully and began to walk along the
ledge ho was on. Up stream it soon
terminated. Thnn ho wont down stream.
The ledge grow narrower until ho just
had a foothold. At the saoio place the
gulch grow narrower. Ho had proceeded
about lifty foot and was hoping to find his
way out of the dllliculty somehow when
his foot slipped again , nnd , whirling
around , ho pitched out over the gulf ,
His hands How out before him and struck
against the rooks opposite , leaving him
suspended above the gulf that was forty
foot deep bolow. For about five
minutes ho was not in condition to
see anything , but at the end of that time
ho began to look around for the third
time to find moans of escape. Ilia eyes
fell on the rooks opposite pretty soonand
then ho forgot nil about his danger. The
pay streak that was cropping out there
was the biggest he'd ever aeon. It was a
trying moment after all. Ho said after
ward that if ho hadn't noticed that the
gulch grow narrower and the ledge wider
as if wont down stream , ho would huvo
just lot go and dropped , leaving ono of
the big mines of the district to bo discovered -
covered in some other way by some other
man. "
"Thon ho got out nil right ? "
"You hot , Bold out in n week for $100.
000 nnd wont to the States , "
The tenderfoot looked around at the
door nnd then said , hesitatingly.
"Did that chop furnish any sworn
documents to provo the story of the
find ? "
The clerk at that moment placed an
open box of cigars on the bar with smart
slap. "Tako a mnoko boya , " ho said
The minor looked reproachfully at the
tenderfoot nnd then at the clurk , and
having lighted a cigrr nt the Httlo rod ,
alcohol lamp , borrowed $5 of the clerk
for spending money nnd walked away ,
At the atroot door ho turned and said :
"Young man , the papers were not
necessary. I was that chap myself , "
KOOKVUI.K , Gt. , May 21,1883.
"When troubliul with kidney com
plaints , Hiw'n [ Kidnoj nndLlvor ] KKM-
Ki > V relieves every timo. I always keep
it in the houto , " J. II. Ryan , Suporin.
tondtmt of the American Mills ,
-THE §
BEST TONIC. ?
medicine , combining Iron with pnro
o tonic * , quickly nntl completely
T * | > ri ln , IiiiHsrullon , Wrnlinrms
I mini rnlllnmlilliilnrln , Chill * nml I'cTcrn ,
mill Nmrnlaln.
H is mt tmfniiincr remedy tor Diseases of the
Klilnrjn nml l.lvrr.
It Is Invfllunblo Tor UNonsM peculiar to
Women , nml nil wlio lend fctlcntnty live * ,
11 ( lees not Injure the teeth , enure hcmlnchc.nr
liriHltico ooiHtlpMlon olArr Iron mttltclntt ( to.
Itcntlchcsnncl | > urlflci the Mood , stimulates
the Appetite. nidi the n f Imllntlon of food , TO-
lluvi-s llenrtliurii nnd IlclchltiR , nnd strength-
cm the iiiinolci nnd nerves.
Tor Intermittent rover * . Lassitude , Lnclcol
y , Ac. , It has no cqtmi ,
9" The Kdtulno hni MKIVO trndo mnrk nnd
crossed red lines on u r p | r. Tnkc no other.
BiJ.o.ljbr iiiumii itiKaiCAt , ro , IULTHIOIII , D.
And undisputed In the BROAD CLAIN * t
VERY BEST OPERATING- ,
QUICKEST SELLING AND
liver offered to the uubllc.
HAMBUBG-AMEEIOAN
DIKKOT LINK FOIl ENGLAND. rRANOK ANB
OKIUIANY.
The steamships ot thli well-known Una are built o
I rou , In water-tight compartments , cuul nro furnished
od with every requisite to make the passage botb
fo anil ftRTCvahlo. They _ carry the united State
and Kuropcaa malli , and leave Now York Tlmre
darn and Baturdara for Plymouth ( LONDON ) Ober
bourc , (1'AHIB ( ) aud HAMUUllQ.
llatoa : Htoerigo from Kuropo only 118. Fire
Cabin , J8B , $86 and 7B. moorage , $20.
HenryPlimit , Mark Uansen , K . MonroBU , Totl
gentain Omaha , GrononcK & Schoontfjcn , agentalc
Council JJlufls. C. D : UI01IAHI ) & CO. , Don. l'a
Agio. , 81 Broadway , N. Y. Cboa. KozmlnakI < i Oo
General Wcetoru Alfsnts , 170 Waohlngtou St. , Ohio
KO.IU-
James Medical Institute
Chartered by thcStntcoflir.
nola far thecxptcsariurpoca
ofglvlnK Immediate rellcllr
all chronic , urinary ana pri
vote disease ! . Gonorrrxx *
Gleet andSyphilU tn all thel
complicated forms , nlso al
diseases of the Skin am
Blood promptly relieved am
permonentlycured by reme
dies.testrdln aForti/Ycar
_ _ Niicctall'raetlee. Semloa
Weakness , _ .ijlil Losses by Dreams , Pimples on
the KneeLost MnnIiood.ro /rr/yciirT < f.T/icr < !
ItnoexptrlinenHmt. The appropriate remedy
ia at once used in each case. Consultations , rer-
oonal or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med
icines sent by Mall and Express. Nomorkuon
package to Indicate contents or sender. Address ;
DR.MMES.No. 20Wajhngon ! ! SI.ChIcagolll ,
For M n. Quick , inr * f nf * . Hook fTMt
VIGOR ClrUls AKIUC J , 1W Fulton H L , N w York.
D
An Interesting trcnllflfl on Blooil nnd Skin Dlson'o
will ho mulled free to any ono who will Bond their ml
IrtBB to HioSHlrtHnccliic Co..Druwi-rS. Atlanta , Hi
' MILLONS
VANDERBILT'S ,
Could not liny from mo what Swift's Specific lifts
ilnnolormo. It cured mo of Scrofula In Ita worst
orm , alter I hail sulTurodwItti It fifteen lonjf yoara ,
and hml trloil all the remedies , only to bnak down
my hualth and uinkn mo almost helpless.
Hun. EI.IZAIIKTII IUKPR ,
AcHorth , Oa. , July 16,1684.
INOCULATED POISON.
Homo olulitoara > KO I Iccimo the \lctlin of a fear
ful Hloml I'oliinn , coininiinlcatcil h ) a mi NO to my
Infant , and thciico tlirounh the breast , and suffered
for six longears. Ihu llurcurr ami I'otash treat
ment scorned to ilrl\o the rolson further Into my
system only to break out In v > erse form on other
portions of my body. 'Jlirco montlis aiu I began
takliii ; Hwlft'u Bpoclllo , and It hai cured mo sound
and wvl > . It Is thu grcutost MoBelnt' winch haij comate
to mankind In joars Jlim. T.V l.v.r. ,
Uroenvlllo , Ala , Sept. 4,1881.
I
UEPRESGNTQ
honlxAt nr nMCool on , Cull
A.s t 8,931eOi.
Pcetcoefitor.N , Y , , Capital 009,00 ? .
aaUercliants , of Newuk , N. I. , Capital 1,276,000.
Irard 7lre , PUladelrbla , tolUl 1,200 , OCO.
lemen'iiund Oarjiwl 1,119,91'
RED STAR LINE
Belgian Boyal amlU.S , Mall Btoamor *
BAILING EVERY SATURDAY ,
BETWEEN
HEW YORK AND ANTWERP
Tht Rhine , Germany , Italy , Holland and franei
Steerage Outwardf20 ; Prepaid from Antwerp , HB ;
Excursion , )39 , Including bedding , etc , id Cabin , | 60 ;
lound Trip , tOO.oo ; Excursion , 9100 ; Saloon from | 60
o IJO ; Excursion 110 to tltO.
/VPeter Wright * Soni , Oen Agenti. (6 Broad-
ayN.Y ,
Caldwell. narollton It Oo , , Omaha , F. E , Flo
Ban * Co. , 203 H , Wtb. Street , Omaha ) D. E. Kim
all , OmahaA enta. od-ly
Health is Wealth !
Do. E. 0. Wimr'H NBKTI AND URAIN TRIABUBNT , a
Ktiarantoed iiioclflo for Hysteria , I ) czlnean , Conrul-
Ions , Flta , Nervous Neuralgia , Iloailaohe , Nervous
rout rut Ion eau o < l by the use of alcohol or tobbacoo ,
VakefulnuM , Mental depression , Softening of the
train , resulting In lunanlty and leaping to misery ,
ccay and death , 1'romature Old age , Baroneaa , losi
of pov * er In cither Bex , Involuntary Losses and Bpor.
matorhoracauiwd by over oxertloutof the brain , solf-
abuse orover Indulgence , Each box. oontalna one
raonth'a tieittnent. 91.CO a boxer six bottlca for
6.00lent by mallpropaid oa receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
'o cure ny case. With each order received by user
or six bottles , ftcoomolIilmJ with (5.00 , wo will send
ho purchaser our written guarmteo to refund the
ncuey If the trt'atmentdoes not effect a cure. Cluar-
anteealiwucd only by JOHN Oi WEST & CO. .
\y \ 2S-m&o-rr f. 2 Madison St. , Chloago , ill.
JAS. B. FEABODY JB , Ji.
PHYSICIAK Ss SURGEON ,
Itesldenoa No. 1407 Jones 8 ( , ffloe , No. 1(09 farm -
m , U Oflloo houri 12 m. to m and rota i to
.1 Dllll ( K J III il ,
OMAHA !
The remarkable growth of Omahn
during the last few years ia a matter of
jrcat aatoniahmont to those who pay an
occasional visit to thia growing city. The
development of the Stock Yards the
necessity of the Bolt Line Road the
finely paved streets the hundreds of now
residences and costly business blocks ,
with the population of our city moro than
doubled in the last five years. All thin
ia a great surprise to visitors and Is thn
admiration of our citizens. Thia rapid
growth , the business activity , and the
many substantial improvements made n
lively demand for Omaha real estate , and
every investor has made a handsome
profit.
Since the Wall Street panla last May ,
with the subsequent cry of hard times ,
there has boon loss demand from specula-
tore , but a fair demand from invoatora
Booking homos. This latter class are
taking advantage of low prices In buildIng -
Ing material and are securing their homon
at much less cost than will bo possible a
year hence. Speculators , too can buy
real estate cheaper now and ought to take
advant c present prices for futnr
profus
Th xt few years promises greater
ovol ipmonta in Omaha than the past
fi i yoara , which have boon as good oa
wo could reasonably dosiro. Now man
ufacturing establishments and largo job
blng houses are added almost weekly , and
all odd to the prosperity of Omaha.
There are many In Omaha and through
out the State , who have their money in
the banks drawing a nominal rate of n-
torost , which , If judiciously Invested In
Omaha real estate , would bring them
much greater returns. Wo have many
bargains , -which wo are confident will
bring the purchaser largo profits in the
near future.
Wo hnvofor sale the finest residence -
donco , property in the north and
western parts of the city.
North wo have fine lots at reason
able prices on Sherman avenue.l 7th ,
18th , 10th and 80th streets.
West on Fnrnam , Davenport ,
Ginning , and all the leading streets
in that direction.
The grading of Farnam , Califor
nia and Davenport streets has made
accessible some of the finest and
cheapest residence property in the
city , and with the building of the
street car line out Fornam , the pro
perty in the western part of the city
will increase in value.
Wo nlso have the agency for the
Syndicate and Stock Yards proper
ty in the south part of the city. The
developments made in this section
by the Stock Yards Company and
the railroads will certainly double
; he price in a short time.
We also have some fine business
ots and some elegant inside resi
dence ? for sale ,
Parties wishing to invest will find
omo good bargains bycalhngon u
REAL ESTATE
*
BROKERS.
213 , South 14th St ,
Bettvoon Farnham and Douglas.
P. S. Wo iiak those who have
jroperty for sale atabnrgniuto give
is a callWp want only bargains.
We will positively not handle prop
erty at more than its real value.
