THE DAILY BEE MONDAY , JANUARY 12 , 1885.
COUNqiLJLUFFS
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS ,
Tlio Great Brntliornniul.
Yesterday morning Ilav. D. D. Proper ,
the stale missionary of thn Baptistchntch ,
preached In the church hero from the
text : "llo is not ashamed to call thorn
brethren " llo spoke as follows :
It is enid that iho chemical analysis of
the crlmeon ( laid frora the brain of nn
American , Mongolian , Arabian , or any
other typo of raca of mankind roronls
certain canontlol chAractoriUtcii that nro
aimllnr , thus corroborating the statement
of the scripture that wo are made of ono
blood , and proves that the whole human
rftco are of a blood relation. IIad this
boon known unlvoraally rnun would not
have oold hla fellow's blood for so many
ounces of gold , and there would
hnvo been less of strife and discord , and
moro of pcaco and happiness. When wo
look out into this world and view its
Bconos of conlllot and carnage , and wit
ness man wrecking ono another's ' for
tunes and cstatoB , and observe revenge
ful man arrayed against his fellow man ,
wo mlgnt almost suppose thorn to have
dotcondod from ancestors of an entirely
dlHoront blood , but that the fact Is too
well oatabllshod to bo doubted that wo
are all of ono blood.
In the Amidst of this discord , wo BOO
many nyrapathoUtal relations calculated
to help man to a bettor plane of existence.
There are many evidences of spirits will-
lug to resort u > untiring efforts for the
purpose of exalting humanity. Those
moral associations seeking to draw men
from Btrifo and uplift and bring them to
gether have done good. To make the
world bettor wo must unity our intorcsts ,
and share ono anothor'a joys and sorrow * .
Whatever does this helps humanity. The
Bible says , "Bear ye ono anothor'a bur
dens. " The aclontlQo world says , lot the
fittest Burvivo , and lot tha poor and week
f do away. But the Blblo says to lot
the atroug boar the burdens for the weak.
. Of all the evil spirits that can bo con
jured up from the Infernal regions that of
selfishness is the worst. Some say what
will asolfishmondol Iwouldliko to know
what BolOshneaa will not do. It will op
press the wldowa and orphans , take the
hard earnings of the mechanic , seize up
on that which it has no right to take , and
run away with it to live in luxury in for-
cign lands.
There has been a great demand for a
principle broad enough in Its pratical
workings to roach out beyond the social
caste , and taking the whole rnco and
making them ono great family one
brotherhood.
Such a relationship as thle , Christ
caraa to establish. This is the brother
hood taught in the text , and oocondly
that ho is not ashamed of it.
Ho became a brother in the physical or
earthly sense of the word , and made all
men equal to htm , but it is not all those
who oi joy his brotherhood in the higher
sense of the word , in the spiritual sense.
Christ was the son of God , and wo must
beccmo the sons of God by regonorbtlon
ere MO cau on joy the brothernood of
Christ in the spiritual senpc.
Did you ever BOO an adopted child
token into the boiom of a wealthy fami
ly V Taken from a poor house , where
they had boon living in poverty and neg-
ice1' , their tattered garments thrown
aside , and clothed in comfortable in olo'
gant raiment , and received as heir in in
heritauce ? How this exalts their condi
tion. Then how it exalts our condition
to bo brought np out of the degradation
of sinfulnees and received into the fam
ily of God as joint heirs with Uhristt
Then wo must bo brothers of ono an
other. We must not bo ashamed of ono
another. It is said of the calebrated
Gladstone that he visited a poor street-
sweeper who was sick. A Christian
friend coming In to BOO the little follow
said , "I suppose no ono has been in to
BOO you. " "Yes , " ho replied , "Mr.
Gladutono has been in to BOO mo. " No
wonder that man has boon loved and
honored. In this same manner Christ
reaches down to lift us up. Is it not a
wonder that ho Is not ashamed of us.
lint this fact is certain ho was not
ashamed of it while ho was upon the
earth. Ho associated not with the rich ,
and the noble , but with the poor and
Ignorant and weak. Ho was not ashamed
of Peter in his backsliding nor .of the
doubting Thomas. Ho was not ashamed
when ho rpso from the dead to speak
to Mary and toll where to
toll his disciples to come and moot
him , nml call them his brethren. Christ
Is never making now discoveries. Hi
.knew all about us before ho undertook
this work. Then again he is not ashamed
of the weaknesses and susceptibilities of
our natures. Those natures are to bo
always in existence , and always auseptibli
ti development. Ho know. ] that there 1
that within us that Is cf higher value. 1
sculptor once looked upon a rough hewn
block of marble. Some one asked him
what ho ] was thinking , and ho said ,
was thinking of the beautiful angel tha1
ii impriioned in that block , and I shal
soon snt it at libor'y. Forthw 1th ho won
to work with child and hammer , and of.
ter a tiino there appeared the form and
features of the angel which lie had soon
in his thoughts.
Wo are sometimes led to look oven np
on ourselves as bains so degraded thai
there la nothing good to bo expected 01
ue. It Is in this claaa of people thai
Christ perceives scarcly notlcable the lit
tie germs of good , that only requires tht
devolopoment that can bo produced by
his loving kindness , as the skill of the
culptor brought out the form of the an
gel from the rough block ,
Lot us learn not to bo ashamed of Tllm.
That is ono great trouble. I am afraid
that there are some who would rather bo
called almost anything else than a Chris
tian. They wouldi rather bo soon al
moat anywhere olio than in a church. I
do not find that Jesus Bays ho will bo
aahamod of any except those who are
anhnmod of him , but hedges say , "Who
soever shall bo ashamed'mo of him a
Ahull the Son of Man bo aahamod. "
I have roudjof a youn lady who when a
child WAS saved from being destroyed by
tire by her mother who plunged into the
tlames and saved her darling at the risk
of her own life , arid-had her face and
bauds horribly brnod and disfigured In
tho-ellbrt. She had done this to save her
daughter , the pride of her heart and the
joy of her life , as she supposed she would
necoino. When this daughter became a
young lady she was very beautiful and
charming the idol of that mother's
heart. In the fullness of her love , the
mother made a party for 'her daughter
When the party assembled she did not
dare to come into the room with such a
ditllgured face , but she oamo to ono cor
ner of the room to look in upon the
scene and partake in that poor w y of
her daughter's enjoyment which so
ploaiod her. The daughter was cresting
the lloor In the company of a young man ,
who sail , when he saw the disfigured
f ce , "Why , who Is that ] " The daughter ,
well knowing It to bo her own mother ,
to whom sbo owed her llfo and all her
pleasures , answered , "I do not know. "
She denied that mother. Who can imag
ino anch baio ingratitude , and yet snmn
times thcfto things are true Would ydu
do it ? Th < Lord Joaui Christ catnodown
here and suffered pMitisand reproach and
persecution and crucifixion fur our Eako ,
yet there are these among us who dunj
him. Are you aslnmed to confess thai
you are a mombirof the churahl Art
you ashamed to bo recognized a a Chiii-
tlau ? If you nro 1 would not give much
for your hope of hem-mi.
low i ITUUS ,
Cedar Ilaplds la assessed at $3,000,000.
The Mothodiata are planning to build a
church.
Burdotlo is billed for a aoritaof Icctnrca
n the stato.
Slonx City's Improvement Hat for 1881
foots up to $980,395.
What Cheer keeps up its conrago with
fifteen licensed saloons.
Algona got there lost year with im
provements to the amount of $92,000.
The Angus strike has lasted three
months , and there is no prospect of a Bit-
tlomont.
The city council of Dos Moines has ap
propriated $2,500 to keeping the public
library open.
Two horses wore stolen from the priory
- St. Malachl'a church in Creston ,
Vodnesday night.
The Internal revenue collections in the
! ocond district for the month of Decom-
ior aggregated $185,8)5.80. ! )
The limo manufacturers of that part of
lie state met at Davenport last Friday ,
md organized a limo association.
Pupils to the number of 1,078 greeted
.ho teachers of the Creston schools the
morning after the holiday vacation.
The amount of cash handled by State
. 'reaanror Conger during thn four years
if his Incumbency is $10,210,735 51.
The Rock Island road has obtained
- om congress a charter to bridge the
ilississippi between Davenport and Rock
Bland.
The council of Burlington is consider-
ng the propriety of licenseing saloons at
? L'o a month , under the lemonade and
oda water dodge.
The big fire at Sioux City Friday night
eatroyod the lledorick and the Bruon-
chuloin blockf , causing a loss of $00,000 ;
nsured for $35,000 ,
JohnMoonan , sheriU'of Monroe county ,
oft -Vlbla very suddenly , and ho is now
opnrtod to bo a defaulter to the extent
if $3,000 or $4,000.
The eighteenth annual mooting of the
'owa Horticultural society will bo hold at
Atlantic commencing Tuesday , January
, 1885 and continuing four daya.
A Grnndy Center moat man advertises
do family butchering with neatness
, nd dispatch. The interesting question
s does ho do it without plnbllcity.
The hog disease in Ida county is report' '
d as becoming contagious to humans ,
nd several people in the vicinity of Ida
Grove have become allitcted with it.
The assoascd valuation of Montgomery
ounlyls $4,902,583. This will yield
5140.427 12. The valuation of Red Oik
Is $091,279. Villisca , $250,080 and the
own of Elliott , $47,050.
Samuel R. Scattaboo , of Spirit Like ,
ias ccmmonced suit against the Chicago ,
lilwoukoo & St. Paul railroad company
'or damages in the cum of $0,000 for In-
urles to his son , Lotvis , who was run
> ver by a handcar and badly injured last
'all.
'all.Tho
The mayor of Dacorah determined to
enforce decorum in the streets of his
; o\vn at night , and to that end dressed
himself in the apparel of a girl , so as to
jntrap the bad man who had habitually
.nsulted these maidens who ventured oul
after dark.
The city council of Des Moines reject
id the proposition of the water gas cam
pany to build works and furnish gas to
the city at $1 25 , and Instead passed an
ordinance contracting with the old com
pany for ten years at $ 2 50.
A Mr. Hascall , secretary of the Loan
, nd Building association of Des Moinea ,
has became a defaulter for $27,800. Ho
has been arrested and hold In a bond of
$5,000. Ho has turned over to the asso
ciation $10,800 in boots and shoos , and
between $4,000 and $5,000 in notes. Ho
used funds of the association in the effort
to build np a jobbing trade.
A bright , smart-looking , black-eyed ,
black-headed boy baby about six or eight
weeks old was left on the front door step
of Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Hewitt , of Fort
Dodge at about 7 o'clock Tuesday even
Ing. The Hewitt's came to the conclu
sion that the child should have a homo in
the future , and that his name should bo
Howitt.
Dr. W. W. Ordiray TVH : shot at his
residence near Castana , Saturday. Tire
middle-aged men came with proioueo ol
getting medicine , and while it was being
prepared , one shot him with a breech-
loading shot-gun , taking away part ol
bis upper jaw. In the scuttle which
fallowed , the doitor ciptnreil the gun
and a cap. A trunk containing notes ,
deeds , mortages etc , , was taken. A ro
wan ! of $250 for the capture of ono or
$500 for both the thieves is offered.
Capt McDanlol , of the night police ol
Cedar Rapids , was killed Tuesday mornIng -
Ing near Solon station , south of Cedar
Rapldr , by a passenger train on the Bur
llng'oa , Cedar Rapids & Northern rail
road. A murder had boon committed al
a Bohemian dance in Cedar Rapids the
night before , and McDaniol and his men
had scattered in search of the murderers
McDaniol and Policeman. Healy had
como south on a freight train , got off
near Solon and continued the search on
foot. Aa they were crossing a railroad
bridge they saw'traln No. 4 coming , and
Healy aatd they would not have time to
cross. MoDanlol thought they would ,
and started to crots ; but Healy ran of
the bridge. MoDanlol either jumped
from the bridge and was killed , or was
struck by the engine , probably the latter.
The Sioux City Tribune says : Midway
botuoon Onawa and Maploton lives Dr.
Ordwtiy. For year * the doctor has boon
engaged in the practice of loaning money
to his poor neighbors. He is grasping
and is commonly called the "Sbylock o :
Maple. " His mortgages number among
the hundred ; , and his wealth Is enormous
Friday night , about 11:30 : o'clock , bo
was awakened by the ringing of his
door-bull , Ho cljmbod out of bed , am
upon opening the door was met by a
young man named Bella , who said tha'
his father was sick and wanted him ( tin
doctor ) to como at once. As Ordwa ;
turned to go to his room to dross , ho wa
Gred upon by some one from without , the
shot striking him In tbo face , makin ;
a terrible wound. Ho ut once saw th
"game , " and a tuselo ensued between bin
nd Belle , Inthemoantlmo ahlredmin (
Dr. Ordway's heating the shot , had ran
down atalrs , and upon appearing on tb
tcono was told by the doctor to "knok
thorn down. " At thii juncture the man
from without was told by his companloi
to finish I ha doctor , and the demand wt
bcyod , but the she * was without t flfiot.
n tbo excitement iho hired nun strn-Ji
10 d c r upon the head , rrriclcrinc h rn
tn-eKfc. 'i'ho Kssusslns lied and aid va
t oiicosnmmonul.
STOIlY Or A TIOEP.'S LVY ,
The Sioux City Journal rtjhtrn Hi
ollotving : The ciso tinw befuro tin
Inrrisou county grind jury which tx
lies the moat inter'at Is that in which
ho utato accuses efihorlock & Dakota ,
aloonlats of Missouri Valley , of varioot
hings. The trouble tttrttd this wny :
'he siloonistn mentioned keep the 1 > > i <
on bar iti the town , and have
ambling rooms attached. A spoiled
hlld , ono James lltrker , tun of u
rominont and lately wealthy cltl-
on , was fitted out by his father ns a live
tock do.ilor , and given a credit at the
iftnk. Instead of purchasing awino he
iot on a pair of queens and an nco at
Ihorlock & Dakota's. Then , with uritf
t his loss , ho started with some $3 000
n cash for Sioux City. His luck did not
hango here , nor at La Mars , where thu
rodigal was found , dead broke , by his
other. Ho was taken back to Harrison
ounty and sent out on ono of his father's
arms. Ho soon returned to Missouri
Valley with his young wife , and again
ought recreation In otud poker , and bat
led with the hosts of faro. When bis
money had again passed into the pusses-
ton of the gentlemen behind the green
oard ho wont to the proprietors and told
hem that they must stake him so as to
oop his credit good with the old man , or
10 could got no moro money. They 10
used , and he entered complaint against
horn for keeping a gambling house in
hort , ho squealed. But ho could not
lay away , and coming into the saloon
me evening , they put It onto him. His
tries of "Help" and "Murder" brought
n Conductor O'Noil , of the Sioux City
I ; Pacific passenger train , who waa pass-
ng the door. In trying to save the rcan ,
who was being badly pounded , the con
ductor received several hurts about th-
head. Barker got out with his unneces-
ary life , and the father , to whom he
lad brought BO much trouble and lost ? ,
ook up the cage. Complaints wcru
iitercd against Sherlock & Dakota
'or assault with intent to do
.treat bodily harm. The case
strolled on the change of venue pith
through the rural townships , from one
country justice to another , according to
ho usigo of the bandaged eyed goddess
of the steelyard and checsaknifo in this
sovereign state of Iowa. As usual in
such cants where defendants have finan
ces there was no punishment at the time.
Then in the usual course of buaincea the
aw and order league of the town talked
ibout having the place closed , and , as
s customary , lot the thing end in talk ,
io it la that the eyes of Missouri Yal-
oyans are turned to-day toward Logan ,
, lie county scat , and their talk is of
rand jury , indictment and Sherlock &
Jakota.
NEBEASKA. OITT ,
Business , "Hitching , " Now Bridge ,
Vo Kcll | > iouB , society , 1'or-
rtonnl , 'Spiritual ana Other
Things.
'orre ' pondonco of TIio IEK. !
NEBRASKA CITY , January 8. Notwith
standing your correspondent's lengthy si-
once , the extreme cold weather and the
Seventh Day Adventists' prophecy of the
end of the world , vo still live and move.
tfehraska City , though not making any
; reat splurge in business and manufactu
ring circles still continues to make slow
jut sure progress toward the higher plane
of a city. Business of all kinds is quici
at present , only ono kind
THAT OF "lIITCniKO. "
jcing anything like lively , the county
iudgo and his clerical force being kepi
jusy issuing licenses to those -who wish to
: aku the impoitant step in life.
Rejoicing has filled the hearts of our
ncichants the past few days on account
of the now bridge across the Missouri at
: his point. Jt , however , does not reflect
uiy credit on the enterprise of our citi
zens , it being a bridge hesigned and con
structed by nature's all powerful hand.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAll'S
were unusually quite this season. With the
exception of the usual quota of Sunday
school entertainments , a party or ttvo ant"
ono "open house" our city was a la grave
yard quiet and well behaved.
HELIQIOUS CHICLES
are booming at preannt , the Christian
[ oiks recently dedicated their new brick
church , corner ! Hand Nebraska streets ,
and are now holding protracted meeting !
of much power and intsrott , ditto the fll.
E. 'brethern. Rev. Whitthtad , of
Groshon , Indiana la the nerr pastor of the
Flrat Baptist church. Mr W. delivered
tila first eormon last Sunday , whih was
well received. The Young Mon'a
Christian atsclatum hold their first au-
ntvosary meeting on the evening of De
cember 21at. It was largely attended
and a very encouraging progress waa re
ported for the pant year.
wo boom also. The dhtlllary ia run
ning nieot and day , making toox \ lie
splntr , & c. , that tha third presidential
candidate strove so hard to put down
Our barb wire factory has not started up
yet , owing to Homo little mieundor
standing of some sort although ovury.
thing ia in readiness to begin. In the
SOl'IAL LINK ,
two or three marrlagoa comprise the
atir In that department during the tait
two weeks. 0. C. Bioko ) , our well
known contractor being joined In mar
rlago to Mlas Mollie Haukc , the daughter
jf ono of our wealthy farmers. Also Mr.
Ed. Gundolfinger , manager of the Oon
aolidatod Tank Line Co. , at thla place , to
Miss Mollie Allen , ono of our Kollknown
young ladlen. Mr. W. D. Bain , another
ot our moat popular young men com
menced the now year aright with lilts
Kittio Austin as companion.
Many of our citi/.ens no already view
ing the eights in and about the exposition
at New Orleans. It is picsumed tint
about half our eiti/.ens will go down as
soon as the walking is good.
The pi' king housi h now running fill
time and ia killing about 1,000poiktrspoi
day on an average.
Messrs. Close and Taylor , of Kansas
City are wurki < g on : v now drop curtail
for our op ra house' .
The Grand Central has been re-opened
by J. A. Dimmett , late of the 1'hten x.
house. The Maxtor houao ia the now cog
nomen tbo Pha-nix sails under , and IB
now managed in a creditable manner by
Mrs. H. Baxter.
Jacob Wultcrs.ono of our oldest citizens
and piopr etor of the largest baker } ' in the
city , died Sunday morn after a lingering
illness
A. H. Brown , late of the Nebraska
PKBS , well and favorable known in news
paper circles as
ia in the city on his way from Chicago
hero ho has hull s nco P\cnng Jus con-
eitnn with tlu > I'rcbS , to Uulto < ity , M.
, whi'C ' ho flill make his luailquailci-s
traveling passeiig r ngent of tha C. li.
f Q. U. H.
1 ho five per cent penalty f n taxes afte
ic 1st piov. d a Inistl r to the fa incrs ,
nd in fait verjbcxlv else , and fo the
vo or th' c da s preceding New Years
10 treasurers ofllco was filled , like a ? a
ox of sardines , with people eager to pay
icir taxes not exactly eager to pay
.tcin , bn to escape the penalty. I lit.
cw law has also created much bad feel-
ig among our farmers , coming into force
s it docs , with the farmers hogs all dying
m their farm products com and wheat
ia dly being woith the hauling. It is
'loiight that many of the fn lifers who
ere not able to pay their taxes \\ill con
es the matter in the con ts.
Elias Overtoil h s been appointed store-
coper at the distillery. I ho
OAAOER F10UT
s still interesting. Messrs. W.V , '
> rowu and F. M. Turner uoem to bo on
op , however , but it _ is very hard to tell
hero the fighting will strike.
THE roSTMASTEH yUESTlON
i the all absorbing topic among the
rmocratlo loaders Undo Nato Simpson ,
' 104" Stioghorr , Dr Bronkor , Dick and
im Miller and 139 otbcrs * tgplraits :
re all that are In the field al present ,
nd Paul Solimmko snya "I dinka L keep
ot blaco mysolt. " The three IIrat men
loncd , Simpson , Stoinhart and Brinker
corn to bo in the load however. One
ow oaloon started up the first of the
car , wo suppose , to counteract the good
rhlch will bo done by our novr church.
THU 110WOATE MATTER
ias givpn our town moro free advertising
11 a short space of time than anything
re have had for years. It is the c urrcnt
pinion , pretty generally believed that
( owgato was in the city several weeks
go and is now not more than ten llioiis-
nd miles from our city. It is strange
nat the § 0,000 reward offered by the
ovennn nl has not been scooped in by
omo of those who acres who pretend to
mow so much of the whereabouts of
lowgate.
The Alexander boys who have been
mining n small ba bor shop in the c ty
ho past few months skipped out between
wo days lo.ving sundry creditors to
iionni their hu ricd depaituie.
A number of the "boys" of this c'ty
literal into a compact Now Years eve
, iul duly icgistoml it , "Not to drink ,
moko , chow , play billiard or shako dice
or ono year " It lomains to bo seen how
eng the compact will hold.
Thcro is an unusual dearth in the
imuscment line th's winter , our city
laviiin seen only or two good companies
bus far. However , an Undo Tom's
Cabin is writing for dates this month and
vo look forwaitl to it with cagtr antic
pateon. ( i ) "Evu SEE. "
List of letters remaining in the Omaha
poatollico January Otb , 1885.
LIST'
I ! Abbott KP
Anderson links I )
Albiglit N K JuigmanNjJA
\iusworth W U Johnson W T
AmUlon II A Jonin G
AinurUou II G Johnson 1 ?
( Vdams M L Kollog * 0 W
i.lDIlbH II J Kuhl N
[ 3 echnn J Keya J W
Bryant F G 2 Kelly JJ ]
Ball A Keltic AD
i3ro\\n C CurckA
joderaot J Knight J P
BruhlJ Kern A
Urode C Kero 1' M
Burus U Klebery
! aroDS\illo L Kabl A
Baker 1' W Kelley W
BalishL l.uclnnan L H
Bess N
Bahell C Long 1 *
Uarbuholy P Lawaon T
liouck L Lanplsy Y
Booth O I ) Lynch T
Bell N L Luwla W B
Biuder C Langhnoy W
Byera C looker W A
Soweo T W Larson N
13ont.cn J Imor T
Buckingham Mr Jjfgranglc J J
tieuiiu II Lockwood A
Bullock W W LeniogH A
Boyle H Lofera II
Brooks II LindelG A
Blavina G W Lastwice V
Bently & Co Loyd K
Burdett H Miller WJ
Uontly G. McGibney D
' Mathcnder P G
Baits U'II McGilleK
Uurleigli J McIYiin C
Billy YJi MoirieonP
Uowon P JI Mulligan P
Blair O Mayfield P
Bnkca J Moyhan I )
Brooks GW
'rounso ' G Morrow I/
irouneo MoUell W
labn Ji Maycuck W K
lee NV Muiphy
lomptou O K
ireauier C Ii Miller G L
luml C II MoiIarityDW
I/'clasmon TJ Manin i\Ji
urtRin Jl W McKciiziL-
iuunora 1' .Meohan .1 1C
'diupbeil ' J A .1 P 2
Jolulna II MutliswsJII
Cliribtiansnn J 0 Mllner II
McCoy J
Jooper G Matthews J
Lhurch C ! W Mlihel L
Mdilone J
Jolull 6 1C WcOliotookJ C
Campbell U Mtirpby.l
Collln M Marshall J
CorleyV Tilprraa J M
hidtBter WM .May T
Joppein T II MOIKQ n
: .viullPJ2
nadwick W II Maljor U
3iinlon 1 * Milliken ]
Jojk i ; B
) arliaton Mr M uyei K
May P
Clullouch AK NIUH n 11
iradenllA Xuemi li J A
jraminUan J Xail U W
Uolan M. F 2 Xilson J V
) UD11 II Xinlaon N
) ellono L J 2 O'Nelson O
Uuultir P G Olson II
iovitt .T O'Oonnal T .
Jean II O'Ueiley P
) owner 0 T O'lt.illoy K
Poytou A
) yer J Hickey Penney \V U
) ickoy W O Pollard H
) allman W Palmer T
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Mrs L A Fiahor J C Kelca
Miss G Kodingir O T Downer
II J Davia M rs T E Terry
Duan H A Lucas ,
J W Phelps Mra J O I.acoy
Miss G Shepliard
C. K. CoUTANT , postmaBtgr ,
Word comes from Odosaa , Russia , that
.t Is estimated the Bskar Springs will
yield 250,000,000 gnllona of petroleum'
innually. The supply of the Russian oil
wells acorn well nigh iuoxanatlvo.
A Dakcti judge at Jamestown the
other day left the bench .and knocked
down a lawyer who Intimated that ono
of hia statements on a ruling waa a lie.
DE. SWETNAM ,
Office 15th street , brat door north o
main In Boyd's opera bouoo. Leaye
orders at office or Saxo'a ' drug otoro.
Raaidonce No. 1612 Farnam St.
Residence Telephone , 579.
Office Telephone , 150.
Or , Amelia iurrougds
OFFIOB AND JIESIDENOK
1017 Dodge St. , - Omaha
TELEPHONE NO.
Finest Millinery
And Hot Goods la the City ,
.19 N. Sixteenth street , sells lions cheap
er than any other store in Omaha.
' " WASIII1U11N SUI'EIILA
UNION I'ACIFC , 13 ;
1'fIVB , S2.SO ; " 1'\VOK1TK OK uMAHA , " a.40.
All other brands at equally low rates.
Satisfaction given or money refunded.
Remember , 710 , UET. WKiiyruu & BU'IIT. '
NURSERY STOCK
Those drairing Fruit or Ornamental Tree ? ,
ViiK-s , Sluubs and Planti , will consult tbeir
> wn interest by calling at thci loal rittato oiflco
) f K. L. Bmury , 1SOO llnrnuy St. , or 2200
farnain St Oidvn ) for spring planting must
> u gUcii MKIII.
REPRESENTS ;
'homlx ' Iniunnco Co. , London , Cash
Assets ? 5,8 ( .000
Westchesrcr.N. Y , Capital lunOU ) >
ThoMurcUnteof NenarkN J.Cailtal. ] . . . 175,000
Oliard Fire , I'btlodolnlila.CaDllal 1.200,000
Woman's Fund. Capital l.mooo
NEW SrOUEl NEW GOODS
A. tCAUSH.
Merchant Tailor
822 B , 10th Btrootibutw , < ieu Firnira auj Uainey
Low price ) tnd good Goods a specialty All dothei
made uiil n good et > lo and on abort uotico. Call am
be convinced. Hememlier li ) clane. S22B. 10th 81.
DR. 13YSAK.T ,
Office and residence , N. W. Cor. 12th
and Howard streets. ,
ISzTColla answered promptly night
and rlay.
I3"Spoclal attention Riven to the dl-
eoasos of women and children.
THE SWEDISH DRUG STORE ,
Cor. rilU nth St. end Capitol avc. ,
Haibeec re-ononfd , fully luppllcd with Drug ; * and
Medicines , t'are'ul ' aitcntion u'foclally ylien ted
d dor. ' preicrlptlonii by au exj > er < eni d HwcJIsb
pharmacist. / A lull line ot Stationer } , 1'erlumoi
( I.undburitU'i Christinas c rd and other holUUj at-
Ucici ,
JIIUJ , KRIO WKKTLIND ,
CHAS. SHIVEEICK ,
UPHOLSTEUY AND DUAI'EUIES ,
I'ASSKNOnn KI.EVATOn TO Atti FLOOIta | 120fl , ICW ml I5in F tn\in 81. , Oui h , He
& BOLTE ,
MAUUFA070RRR3OT-
TIL Oil 01 COB
JTM | I , WlnJnw 0 r.Ilon Crtiilnxt , UflMllo Str-lkhU , Ac. Tin , IrootuiJ S !
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4&9 and 1411 Dodge St. { MTsm $3SuA } Omaha Neb
aitoa
BRADY ST. , DAVENPORT , IOWA.U. S. A. Established 1678 Catarrh ,
Deafness , Lnngnnd Nervous Diioxzca Speedily and Permanently Cured. PallcnU
UP od at Home. Write for "Tna MJSHIOAI.-MIKSIOHABT , " for the People.
Consultation and Corrcupondcnco Gratis. P. O. Box 81 > 2. Telephone No. S6.
HON. EDWARD RUSSELL , Fostmaater , Davenport , says : ' Physclan of
Ko * . Ability and Markud Success. " CONGRESSMAN MURPHY , Davcmpozt ,
krlteo : "An Jtionnrablo IVIaii. Finn Success. Wonderful Cures. " Honre 8 to 6.
98th Ducnl Brunswick , Lueneburgh , Lottery , Germany. ,
100,000 TICKETS and 50,000 PRIZES
lanital Prize , mark , 500,000 , 300,000 , 200,000. 100,000 80,000
tiO,000 , 50.00010 000 down to 150
Drawing Commences the 15th on < l iGbb of January. 1885. Whsl Tick
ets $9. ; Half , $1-50 ; Quarter , 2.25.
OHAS. F. SCHM1PT & CO. ,
G2 W. Congress St. , Detroit , Mich.
To protcnt 'o s It Isurptently requosUd to malic all romlttincoa by postxl note , money 'order , check
ls ! In registered letters or La cauresg.
a UJjAJLtiV.b , VA. .
Proprietors.
Q. P. RAILWAY , 7TH & 18TH STREETS
MANUFACTURERS OP AND DEALERS IK
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WATER WHEELS. ROLLER MILLS ,
MILL FQRNISH1NGS Oi < - ALL KINDS , INCLUDING THE
Celebrated Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Olotb
STEAM PUMPS STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPK.
ARCHITECTURAL AND R1DQ
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We are prepared to furnish plans and ostunQtes , nnd will ccntract for
eroation of Flouring Mills end Grain Elevators , or for changing
Flouring Mills , from Stona to tbo Roller Svotera.
KJSrfispecial attention given to furnishing Powder Plants for arty pu.
po e , and efitimates mt do for some General machinery repairs attende
promptly. Address
RIOHABD Ss OLAEKE , OmahaNob.
