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or call at No , S12 Mnth a\cnuc , Council DliifTs.
HKNT A suite ol rooms In ccntril location
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Iowa coal Kept ktOcorgo Hoatona , 623 liroad-
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lcaxKii , ill health. Addrib * U. I. Williams , 18 North
Main bt , , Council
FOll SA1.K A fotMmld.iioii business thouroiifihly
ebtablbheil , uith lent of building , ceutnlly
locatud , Adurtsu Dubiness , DKK olIlLC , Council
liluffo.
. iNI' llio Urvia rack u h
and machinery , 1 catcd In thla city. Cap
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1'KLi * .vury uuuyin Cuuiicll illullato tiKe
WAfl . nellvored by carrier &t only twenty
oenta a week ,
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n hundred
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following MO the tlmea oi the arrival and de
parture of trains by central standard time , at
local depots. Troluu leave transfer depot ton rain
aea earlier and arrlvo ten mlnutca later.
cnicAoo , BUIOIHOIOJI AND QVISOY.
L AY . ARKJVI.
6:35 : p m Chicago Kxprona 8:00 : a m
9iO : a m Faet Mall , 7:00 : p rr
7ilOam 1'Mall and Kxprcaa , Ti'Opm
1S:20 : p m Accommodation. 2:40 : p la
At local depot only ,
KAKOA8 CITT , MI. JOB AND COUNCIL BLUFFS.
10:06 : a m | if all and Kipreaa , j7:05 : p m
8:06 : p m Pacific Eiprm , 6:60 : p ra
CmOAOO , klLWAnKBII AND 8T , FACL.
6:26 : p ra Express , 0:05 : a ra
P16 ; a m Kxpreaa , 0:66 : p in
OniCAOO , ROCK ISLAND AMD FACIF10.
6:50 : p m Atlantic Kxprosa , 8:05 : a m
0:26 : a m Day Kxprosi , 0:64 : p m
7:20 : a m * D 9 llolnea Aooommodatlon , 0:06 : p ra
At local depot only ,
WABAtll , BT. LOUia AND FACIFIO ,
1:20 : a m Mall , 4:16 : p m
6:10 : pm Accommodaton 0:00 : a m
1:30 : p m Ht. Ixiula KxproM 3:45 : p m
4:60 : p m CnUago Kxpitm 10:35 : a m
At Trunsloronly
iniOAOoand KORIIIH isTin-f ,
6SO : p m Kxprtsa , 6:60 : p m
8:25 : a ni Pacing KxprcM 0:06 : a in
ClOttt OITT AND FACIFIO
7:40 : pro St. 1'aul Kxprou , 6:6n : a m
7,20am Day Kxprcij 0:60 : p 10
UKIOM Mcino.
Wuntcrn 8:35 : a m
11:00 : ere I'atlQo 4:40 : p bt
7:10 : n in 8:51 : a m
12:10 : urn Lincoln Kxprei ) ,
AtTriu fcronly.
DWMT TBAIXii TOOUAIU.
o 7:20-8:30-9:30-10:3J-ll:10a : : : : : , ra. 1:80-5:3 : :
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.ui. 1SO : S:30-030-010-11:05 : ; : : p. ra. Arilvo 10 mln
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N. tfCHURZ.
OFFICE OVEU AliraUCAN CXPKE8S
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOV7A. .
J.B. TATK. WAHB WIIITENE
Practice In Stats and Fedcr&I Courts.
Collections promptly attended to.
Room W , ShuR.irt'u Building ,
COUNCIL BLUETS IOW
J. J. STEWART ,
Tractlcoa In Federal and State Courta. 001 liroad
way , over 8t > inga Dank
COUNCIL BLUFFS I- - { IOWA.
Mrs , flJ , Hilton , M D , .
PHYSICIAN & SUMEON ,
222 Mlddlo Brnart iy. Connrll
AdmUnion Free to UvJIes each mornlnR anil Tues
day and Uhureday aftcrnooua. Ueo of Hkatoj 16
cents.
A. F. SCIIANCK , II. II. 1IAIITKN8 ,
Manager. Proprietor.
, Eica M. D.
or other tiimore reroovwl without Ih
knllo or drawing o blood.
CHRONIC DISEASES
Over hlrty ytf.it > iirtctloal experlanN Omca No.
I'oarl troct , Council lllufla
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BOOQE'S SIOUX .OITY HAMS.
J. Y. FULLER ,
Commission Merchant
uarl Htrrct Council IllnflJ , lovta.
W.R.VAUGHAN.
Justice o ! fche Peace ,
Omatm and Council Blnffr.
r.eil estito oollsctlon agency , Odd Fellows Illocli
> \vr SmlnCT Ilnuk
3DK. O. O.
100 MAIN STREET ,
COUNClIi DI.UFF3 - - . IOWA
COUMCIIJLIIFFS
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NKWS.
CLOSED THE SESSION ,
Tlio Ornntl Ijotigo of Odd l-Vllows
tlidr Business nnd
AO.Iourn.
Tlio closing session of the grand ledge
o ! I. 0. 0. F. of lown wns ilovototl
largely to the passing of resolutions of
thnnks , nud other finishing touches.
On motion n special committee , con-
listing o ] Kopresontativea John Merrill ,
Geo. Whipnlo and W , F. MeOtoary , WAS
appointed to roviao the constitution so as
to embrace nil nmondmonta now in force
and such others as may have been pro
posed , mnko such nnd other alteration ! !
as they may deem wise nnd oxpcdiont
nud report the uamo ut the next session
of the grand lodgo.
llcpurtof the comtnsttco on legislation
to whom was referred the resolutions
from Indianola lodge , No. 70 , relative to
public lectures , reported that the matter
bo loft to the grand master , and that in
the opinion of this committed no further
legislation is required on this subject.
Curried. '
On motion of Representative T. L.
Jackson the grand secretary vr.u In
structed to purcnaso n suitable regalia fer
the grand chaplain.
The special order having arrived , being -
ing the nomination for grand ollicero , the
following nominations were made :
For grand master lloprcsontativo T. L.
Jackson nominated Brother W. T.
Holmes. For deputy grand master
'
Grand Representative Block' nominated
J. 0. Baker. For grand warden Repre
sentative Weeks nominated E. W. llart-
man , Representative Lowia nominated
J. C. Longuovlllo , P. G. Temple
nominated E. B. Gardiuo , Representa
tive McCabe T. L. Jackson , Representa
tive Masson nominated J. T. Waters.
For grand sociotary Representative Bu-
son nominated Wrn. Garrott. For gra nd
treasurer Representative G. n. Jackson
nominated A. J. Morrison. For grand
representative , Representative Longuevilio
nominated W. E. llarrimau , Representative
tivo Prince nominated Wm. McCoy , Representative
rosontativo Johnson nominated George
Whipplo.
Representative Schorador oll'orod the
following , which was adopted :
Resolved , That the grand secretary
have printed 3,500 copies of the pro
ceedings of this session , three hundred of
which shall bo in the Gorman language.
Representative Michael offered the fol
lowing , which was adopted :
Resolved , That the grand master ap
point a committee on credentials naming
the chairman thereof , and that the repre
sentatives elected nest June bo required
to mail their certificates to the caid
chairman so that the committee may bo
enabled to report to the grand ledge
without delay.
Representative Whipplo olio rod the
following :
Resolved , That the thanks of the
grand ledge are eminently duo and are
hereby tendered to the retiring grantt
officers for the prompt and faithful dis
charge of their official duties.
P. G. 11. Hi-rtwoll offered the following -
ing which was adopted :
Resolved , That the thanks of this
grand lodge are hereby tendered to the
several railroads on which representa
tives and others attending this grand
ledge received a reduction of rates ; also
to the hotels of Council Bluil'd for reduc
tion of rates during this session.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The grand master appointed the follow
ing standing committees :
On credentials J. D. McClcary , 11.
Schultz , W. F. Treadwoll , L. Matthews ,
T. L , Johnson.
On state of the Order II. Block , H.
Stuck , Goo. E. Throop , D. S. Taylor , W.
H. Barrett.
On legislation Goo. Whipplo , Wm.
F. Treadwell , John Schickotatiis , A. M.
Head , B. L. Tiltou.
On appeals nnd grievances W. E.
Harrimnn , Wm. McCoy , B. S. Merriam ,
W. W. Moore , J. F. Nicaulin.
On charters and by-laws J. W , How
ard , Herman Manor , A. W. C.V coke ,
Wm. Robinson , II. Dunkon.
On Finance Win. Musscn , John Van
Valkonborg , Jnmca Schroedcr , E. S.
Oresswoll , Ohas. Princo.
On Correspondence R. L. Tilton , G.
W. Merrill , Chao. Woaro.
On Mileage nnd Per Diem 0. L. Roso-
man , Thoopolis Shutz , N. S. Johnson , F.
N. Whitney , W. H. Babbitt , 1 to 200. in
clusive.
On Returns J. T. Waters , J. 0Hot -
aol , C. P. Luddon , J. J. Mclnlyro , F. L.
Eaaly.
On Districting State J. C. Toque-
vlllo , G. Oanlield , W. C Lawio , G. II.
Jackson nnd J. S. Stewart.
On Election Returns T. J. Morgan ,
A. F. Kuulz , Fred Gurlons , C. M.
Dyer.
On Return , § 2 from § 200 upwards
J. W. Campbell , A. J. Cr.itKonborg , I.
U , Garretsou , B. II. Pordtow , C. Rath-
man.
EDUCATIONAL REFORM ,
Tin * Dclaurto System in America.
The founding of a dramatic school in
America ia naturally the occasion for
much interest among the theatre going
public aa well aa among all lovers of good
reading and public speaking. There ia
apecial interest , too , in the fact that our
drunmtio ochool it taught according to
the Dolaarto system. This eyatoui ia
well known in European countries and ia
daily attracting more attention thin tide
the water.
Francois Dolaarto waa born in Franco ,
in 1811. Ho was loft destitute nt a ten
der ago , but while still a more child
ahoived aign of the power which after
ward opened to him the doors of the no
bility and madp Louis Philippe acknow
ledge hi man hia peer.
Yoiira f pent in research and hard study
enabled Dolaarto to elaborate u aynturu
for the study of cxpreaaon which regener
ated the French ntago and bidu fair to
raise the American theatre to a higher
level. Not aatieliecl with the ability tu
make beautiful and exprenaivu gesturcu
himself Delanrto spent long ycnm in watch
ing and stud } ing to find why a given
moduli always means the samu thing.
The lungiiDgo of gestures ho hnev
to be the name in the bar
barian and the man of
of culture , except tliat"thu barbarian
uto'l , tin a rule , bettor gestures than his
civil'/.cd ' brother , b'mco the language of
uobturo ia univcisal , Dolaarlo wieuly con
cluded that there muni be laws governing
the mo ions of the body as well aa luw.i
governing the motions of machinery , and
he net himnelf to work to discover tlioiu
lair * . JIo prncliced upon Inn oivn bcdy
And spoilt five years in chidying th
phj Biology and nnatoniy of the muscles
niul the result nna the mnst tnnrvolou
power of puntotuimic expression. Hi
eould briiifj tears to the ejcs of hia an
dionce by the simple rntanig of his hmul
Not cmtiaticd with the niMtery of the arl
for himself ho continued his work until
ho found the laws for which ho had boon
socking. Lnwa governing the motions
of the body nro as inevitable nnd uncle-
ninblo ns the laws of phytics or choniislry
and by means of thoao laws ho could
transmit his knowledge and his power of
expression to others. Ho not only know
that a certain movement i f the face ex
pressed turpriso , another rage , another
delight ; that one gesture of the arm was
threatening , another inviting , another
pleading , but ho know why the dill' , rent
motions produced the dlllcront oll'ects ,
.viul it was through this knowledge that
ho waa able to tench to others the art of
expression , Ho discarded all the existing
methods of teaching gesture as inade
quate to form nn nctor or speaker and
from the laws which ho had discovered ef
tlio natural motions of all parts of the
body ho prepared n sot of gymnastics the
[ > ractico of which gave freedom and grace
to the motions of the body , These gym-
nasties served not merely the end of ex
orcise , but led directly to the gestures
used by man in everyday life. Slow ,
rythmical motions wora practiced until
, ho feeling of joints left the sludont'a
body , his angularity gave way to grace ,
and what waa at lirst nn exorcise became
.hrougli practice n habit of moving beau
tifully. Besides walking with ease nnd
grace the student found himself able to
sommand an audience by hia more poise ,
.0 alt down and rino gracefully , to kneel ,
to fall , to perform , in short , all of UID
actions nnd courtesies of ovordny lifo In n
graceful munner.
Uelsarto taught no one of hi * laws the
"Doctrino of Special Organs , " that is ,
.hat each part of the body has its own
nning when used in gesture , that walk
ing with the head advanced created one
impression , walking with the chest nd-
vancod another , with the abdomen fore-
moat ntlll another ; that each part of the
body has its language nnd the motiona
inndo by untutored man show to 1.1 a fellowmen -
lowmon his character bettor than his
words over do. A man tells
lib whole training , whether roared
In refinement or the contrary ,
by the bow ho makes or the
way ho ollbra a chair to a guest. Dolaar
to believed that by constantly practicing
noble gestures ono could create the omo
Lion expressed by the motion nud that
ono \vh' > habitually hold himself in nn
attitude of self respect and self-control
would ultimately acquire those qualities if
lacking , or strengthen them if weak.
"Know thynolfl" Is n command which
Dolsarto strove to obey. Self-knowledge
noano knowledge of other men
as well. The utudont of expres
sion rcado n man by hia
atop , the look or his eye , the tone of his
voice , the movement of hia hands , with a
scientific foundation for hia knowledge na
; ho electrician has tor his telephone or
; ho bridge maker for his plans. What
Dolcarto did for gesture lip did equally
well for the voice , ns will bo shown
ater. Francois Delaarto loll his un-
inished work to his BOH Gustavo Del-
sarto who also died n few years ago. In
.his country there nro but two teachers
who have studied with either
father or son ; Henrietta Crane
who has taught the Delaarto system in
: ho er.atcrn citea since the death of the
poungor Dolsarto and J. Steele Mack-
lye now at the head of the "Lyceum , "
the Dramatic school recently started in
Now York eity.
A Valuable Olilll Tonic Road tills
Testimony.
UNION-TOWN , AUK. , September 2 , 1882.
Mesa. Ji. A. Robinson < 0 Co.
Louisville , Ky.
Gents Yours In relation to flitr/hcs'
Tonic I will attend to with pleasure. 1
have sold nearly all 1 bought of you , and
warranted every bottle , and not ouo has
over conio back for hia money. 1 am sat-
isGcd it ia the boat Ague Cure that over
was presented to the public. I have
been in the drug business in this place
over twenty-five (25) ( ) years nnd never
bavo sold anything that gave such sat-
afnction.
Youra , respectfully ,
( Signed ) Jos. ATKINH.
Prepared by R. A. Iloblnson & Co. ,
Wholesale Druggists , Louisville , Ky. ,
and at retail by Schrotor tV :
Bocht , Druggitita , Omaha. Jlotails
nt Sl.OO per bottle , six bottles
for § 5.00.
APPOINTMENTS.
Appointment ! ( or Gen. Clmrlou F.
MnnilrrRon ,
Senator Mandor.-mn nnd other uponkcn ) will
adilrepH the people at the following plucoH ou
liu dates named :
Arnpalinp , Oc'nlicr 21th.
York , October 2"tli.
Contml U ty , Oi'lnbur 28th.
( inind lulnnJ , October 20th.
IC-ainey , October 30th.
lloldretro , Nuvembor 1st.
Appolntmcntn lor OisorKO AV. Doreoy
' and J. ( J.rjfnlo. .
KOll CKO W. K. DOHSKV AND OKN. A. II , CONNOH.
Kearney Friday ovi'iihur , October 2J.
Schuyler Satunlay oyening , October 25.
OKO. W. 1C. DOIIHEV AND OTHUll HriAKKUI ! ,
Albion Monday ovoninfj , Octobwr 27.
Uluir Tnimduy ovenln , Octob r 28 ,
Dakota City NVediicauay ovonlntr , Octo
bur 2'J.
TiikamnhTliunilny evening. Octohor 30 ,
West Point I'riduv evening , October 31.
Mr , Doraey will bo ucvaiiiimiilod by canjl-
datca for Htato ofScoi , 0. K. YOST ,
J. W. l.oVB , Ch'n State Con. Com.
Ch'n COIIR. Com ,
Campaign HpreolicH In Ilio Tlilril Con-
DlHtrlot.
lion , L. W , Odliornu will npoak an follows :
Kidney , Friday ovonlnif , Oct. 21.
OKulalla , Saturday ovonlbK , Oct 25.
W. F , Nurrlx , at Decatur , Friday evening ,
Oct 21.
JnOgu J. 1 ! , liarncH will spoalc nn follown :
Kt Ifolena. Kriilay ovuriii ! | ; Oct , 21.
NIobrara , nnturday evening , Oct. 25.
Hartlngtnn. Tiietdnyovoiilng , Oct , 28.
Coloridgo. Woilncsday livening , Oct. 2 ! .
Wnkoflvld , ThureJay uvisnfnr , Oct. 80.
.IncK-Bon , Friday ovinlng , ( Jet 31.
11 , C Drome , K , M , Love mid N , 1) , Jack-
nun IIH followa :
Airiaw ( > rth , Friday evening , Oct 21.
Yulontinv , Saturday evening. Oct. 25 ,
0. H Ywr ,
Chnlrnmn State Central Committee ,
J. W. Love ,
Chalniian Oifitric' Cnrnmlttoe ,
Hon. Win , Neville , nntl-inonopoly can'II
Into for congrerx In the Third district , will
uldrrfH the iH'oplo an follown :
ilnukrun , I'VidiV ovenmx , October 21 ,
llurllrigton , Saturdny nvoning , Outobor 25 ,
Wuynn , Monday o\fuing , Octuber 27.
Norfolk , Tutaday tumliur , Octoli r 28.
Htuntou , Wadneiidjy evening , O tobor 2K ,
Wlnni-r , Thuri-day ii | i. in. , October HO ,
WuMt Point , Thnmluy ovonlng , Octohor I0 !
Oakhiuil , Friday hvt'iilng , Oct'il > or3I ,
Uluir Salurdty evening , November 1 ,
A lame back IH a tormwit , It is usu
ally ascribtxl either to n ntruin or to rheu-
natiam. Kino times out of ten it it
< idnry disooso , liu wiao.in time , taki
[ /U.NT'H / [ Kidney and Liver ] HKVIKDV for
your Ume buck and avoid the dangers of
rvhlch it la the warning.
ITISASPEQIFIcJl IT IS RELIABLE
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ron - -
.Kldnoy & Llvor
Troubles ,
Bladder , Urinary
fclul XJvor IMstvuo * ,
Drop y , Q revel and
DlabcU * .
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED , ,
It ourca nilloufncni , JIo.vliwJic , JnuruUoo , Hour
Otomacli , Dfiiwrwln , ConiUpaUou n < ]
IT WORKSPROMPTLY
anil cum Intompcrnnc , Nervous
Qencrnl Debility , EIOOMCO anil
Female Woaknna.
USE IT AT ONCE.
It rcntorM U > o KIDNEVS , UVnn Mill HOW-
1.3 , to ft lionlthy notion ami OU11EO when all
other innllotnra CU1. HululnxU 1iavol < ocn tarpil
who have bccu dvcn up to dlo by frlouiU nni\
I'rlrciM.tiC. Bend for niiwtrateiiriimrililotto ,
HUM'S IIKJIKDV CO. , 1'roTlitfiico , 1C. I.
B HOLD HV AT.T. DIHKiCISTS.
CAPITAL PJBIZE $75,000
Wi.Tlokots only 56 , Bharos In rroportlouTM
Louisiana State Lottery
"IVe&oktrtby certify nat wetupirriti t\s i
anjtmentl fer all fir Monthly and Semt-Anr.ual
Viaumiiof the Lotttfutna StuteLjlten Company
mi intitnon mnnnjt and control tht nreuinyi
hc.inwlvH , and that the fame ara conducted u < ft
oncsty , fairness , and in yood faith toaard ell iar
ictcmd te authorise the ctmpariy to ujj thit eir-
Ifoxtt , vithfns-simil'3 of cur lijrjafurji c.ttnt\td
n itl adKTttsttn'.nti. " iT d
COMHIS310NK113.
lacoipoiMed In 1 3 ! ' : 55 Jcira by the
31 oJncutlouAl ou J ci\ritatlo ! purpocei wltt cup
IMol 01,000 , nco to which a tcaciva fnuil o ( OT
550 , rOO hao cluoo been oildcd.
By an ocrnholmioi ; jiopulai vet ? It : f.-cnUiUt
wv ! iniilo n parl ol the nroeaut ttats casitltullon
rtoptad Docicinbor Sd. A. D. 18TJ.
Che only Lottery over voted on nnd en-
doraod by the people of nny State.
Il Dovot Bcalea or poitponcr.
Its grand blnglo nnmbcv dra\ilugn tabe
; ; laoQ monthly.
A cnlamlid opportunity to win ft 1'ortuao
Llth Grand Drawing Olaaa L , In the Ao.id *
oniy1 of | Music , Now Orlonua , Tuesday , No
vember llth , 1884 17-ltli Monthlv drawing
CAPITAL PRIZE , 875,000.
100,000 Tickets nt Flvo Bollnra Each. Frac-
tioiw , in Fifths In proportion ,
M8T OF I'HIZCS.
OAFITAA I'ltlZK . - . . . . C7BCCI
dodo do
do do .
or sswo . isooc
I do 000 . 10.COC
11 do 1000 . JO.OO :
8) do COO . 1UOOC
103 do VUO . KWC
t03 da 100 . 0.000
t03 do 80 . Eli OOC
1COD do 26 . 25,000
AITKOXIIUTI01 I'llru.
0 ApprorlmMlon ftlua ol J760 . 0,7I (
U da do tm . i,5CI
tt do do no . * , U
; ; t > 7 I'llrci nmonnUnf ? to . ? 2J5tK
ArpMoatSoii ( or mta9 ! o olaho should bo ciidn cnjj
o " 10 olflco cl the Company In How Oilcnnu.
Foe further Inlunnaf Ion wrlfa clo.irlv gMog fall
ttiUlrcB' . POST\r. Noli : I , i\prcs3 : Mnpcy Onlcrn , or
\'i\v York KxchniiKo In uiillunr } ' lultvr. Curruncy
jy rx | > nw ( all umis of 45 and njiuania nt our uz-
Kjnto ) njdrta f-l
M A. DAUP1I1N ,
or If. A. DAUHIIH , Now Oiloano Ln.
101 Hoventh tit. Wuhlnitton ) ) . U.
M to P. O. Uinoy OidctH poyiblt nml nJJrcss
tOKUtoro I I.ottorrt to
NEW OIlLKANH NATIONAT , HANK ,
Mow Orlujiu , Iii.
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Royal Havana Lottery !
( A ClOVKItNUKNT INBTITIT1IOH. )
Drawn ut JJuvana , uba , Every 12
to 14 : Days.
TICKKTS , 12.00 , JIALVKS. 81.00
Hubjoit to no manipulation , not controlloJ | > y tli
mttlejln Intoront It la the ft'.rodt thin ; In th
latureolchaNuoln oslutonco.
Korlnformatlotinnd jiartloulnri upply toBHISKT ,
CO..O n. AKunta , 1212 lcoailw y , N Y. city.
X. KAU1) ti CO. . 417 Walnut street , Ht. Louis , II0
or Frank Lobrano , L. D. , 20 Wyandoito , Kun.
y 21-m& < ! & w Iv
UUMPHREYS
For the Cure of nil diacascs of
Horses , Cattle , Sheep
DOGS , HOGS , POULTHY.
UBod Hucceasfnlly for 20 years Iry I'ur-
mors , Stockbrccdcrx , Horse ] { .It. , itc ,
Knilorscil .t used by the U.S. < ovrnin' ( ! ( .
/-O-l'amphlcN < t Churls sent t' ( n > . 'n ? $
HUMPHREYS' ' MEDICINE CO , ,
100 Pulton St. , Wow York.
Humphreys' Homeopathic
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In a ueu 30 } < am. 'I'lio only miccciwful rruicdy lot
Nervous Debilily , Vital Weakness ,
AIIQ rroHtrutloii ( UDIM over-work orntlicrrauHfn ,
! fl IMTU1 , or ft viaUand Inrwo vial puwdvr for * 5
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They Are Without A Rival.
AND-
e been Awarded One Hundred and eighteen Prize
Medals at all the prominent expositions of the
World for the Last Fifty Years. And
An oxnmmntion of these magnificent Pianos is politely requested
before purchasing nny other instrument.
General Western Eepreseutatives.
P. S. Also Gen'l Agt's for KWABE , VOSE & SONS ,
BEER BEOS. , 'and ' ARION PIANOS , and SHONINGER
CYMBELLA and CLOUGrE & WARREN ORGANS.
TEAT IS TEE NAME OP TEE TOWN WHERE
And nil of the good nnajplensant things that go to make np a com
plete and happy existence.
Tlio town ol ! South Omaha IB fciinatod south o the city Jo Omaha
on the line of- the U. P. Railway , nud it is less than SJ miloa from the
Omaha post office to the north line c f the town site.
South Omaha is nearly H miles north and south by 2 } east and
west.and covers nn area of nearly four square miles ,
The stock yards are at the extreme southern limit
Nearly 150 lots have boon sold Add the demand is on the increase
The yards are being rapidly pushed to completion.
The (50,000 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 nnd will , in connection with the U. P. Railway , have a union depot
near the park at the north end of the town. Suitable grounds will be
furnished for Church and School purposes.
Now is the time to buy lots.in this growing city. They will never
bo cheaper than they are to-day.
HIT Apply at the Company's office , at the Union Stocks Yards.
m. A. UPTON ,
Assistant Secretary.
RUSMFINCt ft BOLTE ,
-MANUr-AOTUUEIlS OJT-
Dormei Windows , flnUli , Window C piIron Oreitlnzi , . WcUHlc . Bky-ltgbti , &o. Tin , lien and SatlHoo !
' Bin rtonth WH KtriM.t Onmli. NnhriuVl
t , . , . .i , . ,
1013 Jones Street , } K E icnosa. { OMAHA JNEB.
