Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 12, 1882, Page 6

"COUNCIL BLUFFS. A Dull Day in Iowa's Western Metropolis. The City Council Receive and View the New Fire Team. Special Taxes for Certain Im- provements to Come] Out of the General Fund. A Vigorous War Between Two Col- ored Sisters Who Wanted the Same Man, The city council met in regular ses sion Tuesday evening to receive Daw- son and his big 8000 horses, all the way from St. Louis,ZMiesouri. The horses are iron grey and feel proud enough to think that they have been sent for so far away. Mr, appeared, also proud of the grand achievement, and Jack Rogers will defy any two mon in Towa to do bet- ter. Why no two horses could found in Pottawattamio that will eat the same amount and wait for the fire It is claimed that the groys didn't sleep well Tucsday night, they just kopt awake longing to show the people what $900 worth of St. Louis horseflesh can do towards putting out a fire, On call of the roll Mayor Vaughan and Aldermen Churchill, Dawaon, Phillips, Spetman, Fonda, Keller, Rain and Unthank, the full board, re sponded. Several potitions and roso- lutions were offered. Conspicuous among them was the following: Be it resolved by the common coun- cil of the city of Council Bluffs, That the special lovies made by the com mon council for the repair and 1 provement of parks, Iudian creek, Vaughan avenue, Union avenue, Mis- sour river levee, bo from and af- ter this consolidated into and made part of the city, and that all of said special taxes 80 levied shall be a part of the general fund of said city, and 80 appropriated and used by the city. The voteon the same was put, re- sulting in a tie volte, Churchill, Daw- son, Phillips and Spetman voting in the aflirmative; Aldermen Fonda, Keller, Rain and Unthank contra, The mayor cast his vote with the for- mer and the resolution was adopted. A motion was thereupon made that all outstanding orders be paid in gen- eral fund warrants, Action on the extension of Mynster street was deferred. A motion to al low the street car company to lay its tracks on Fourth street, Union ave- aue and other streets was laid on the table, On motion of Alderman Rain, the council elected E. W. Jackson as a member of the regular police force. THB CRAWLING LOUSEY. A gentleman who has recently ex- plored the crawling Lousey for about a mile, between here and the pork house, reports that the usual cold weather ‘‘dead” menagerio is gathor- ing rapidly, including rats, cats, dogs, hogs, and as he was returning home, he met a jackass going down there to die. Of course, so long as winter con- tinues we shall not feel the effect of deleterious exhalations, but when the warm weather comes the health of our city will be impaired to a greater or less extent, If ever this ci’y gets out of debt, and in a financial condition to warrant it, Indian creek will be covered, and used as the maiit sewer of the city. But until that time comes care should be taken in regard to what offal iw deposited there during the cold weather, to rot and poison the atmosphere in the spring. Citi- zens, when called upon to part with any of their animals, domestic or otherwise, shonld see to it and have them buried, and the ordinan pro- hibiting the deposit of such filth in Indian creek within the limits of our city should be strictly enforced. TRUBBLE IN DK CAMP, There was quite an altercation be tween a couple of colored women at the laundry, No. 646 Lower Broad- way, kept by a whito man and his col- ored wife, between one of the inmates named Lena and a colored sister, who called and simply wished to seo her on a matter that was troubling her hear stays. It seems that one Hattio Lewis has been mistrusting of late that her man has been bestowing his affections, through the postoflice medium, upon Lena. This excited her ang sions, and she deter d to put a ditierent kind of a brain box on *‘de yellar gal's head.” She repaired to her pluce of busimess and demanded at onee to see ‘‘do wicked littleo weneh,” Lena iwviced her on ‘o inside” where the two went at it hand ov r fist. Insome way Lena got her an- tagonist through™ the window, and shoved her ahead until she went out, body and sash. She immediate'y fled up Broadway, with a toru strip of her nether garments flying in the breeze to the tune of “Home, Sweet Home.' CLIFFORD'S COMPANY. Again last evening Dohaney's opera house was well filled, notwithstanding the storm} to see the Clifford Com pany present the nex play entitled *‘Bertha the Sewing Machine Girl,” The company amply sustained the reputation they = gained the first night. Eawin Clifford is an actor of no mean capacity and in the character of the butchor boy acquitted himself admirably. Miss Olive West as Bertha, displayed her powers as an emotional actress, but lacked in *“vol ume” of voice. H. A Ellis, the vil Dawson be alarm to sound, i lain of the company, is almost fault leas in the character of David Carter. Miss Mathias was kept in the back ground her part not presenting chance to display her special powers. Thus far Mr. Clifford has no reason to find fault with his success Lere. L PARTICULAK, W. Jackson has declined the ap pointment on the police force of the city. He says this council, so far as he 1s concerned, has emptied about all the slop on him that he can stand. He sees looming up in the future a new council and a new order of things from the head of our city government to the driver of new St. Louis horaes. SCARED OFF BY A DOG There Was an attempt to burglarize who took part in the grand Rescue ball last night. MIKCELLANEOUS AND PERSONAL, covery. Mrs. Wm. A. Mynster, who has her attending phys and her frinds el speedy rec At the psent time Cc rder J. PP, Goulden is oblj »p about six clorks employ ty Re ot I ¢ o required in his office, Recorder F. A, Burke with a very s o cold, yet ho at the city building. C. W. Roberts, Forbes Dramati manager of the ity . J. Holden, of Magnolia, was in the city yesterday. Mr. interested in a nev mill being 1 at that place, A gentloman residing in w York, who recently visited onr ¢ mtem plates in the spring to erect'a summer house mnear Big Lake dent that during the summer it would pay woll, M ted have had a new la front plate s window put in the placo of the one broken out some time ago. NOTES AND COMMENT, The city council by a resolution have consolidated all the special levies in‘o one general fund and also passed a resolution that all orders hereafier drawn shall be on thav fund. You must o back one step further, gen- tlemen, and bo very careful how many orders you draw. The only way for an individnal to restore his credit s to curtuil hig expenses and prepare to meot his paper dollar. The ule applies to cities, It scems to us that not adollar ghould be expended at present only to put such strects as need it in good condition. About &07,000 thus far have been expended on improvements and the ordinary expenscs of running the city govern- mont and we doubtif there isa prin- cipal residence street in our city with a good sidewalk on both sides of it. All outside schemes should be put in aboyance until our finances are straightencd out so we may know where we are and what we can do. This building air castles and blowing soap bubbles may do for children but not for a city like Council Bluffs. To seo that Council Bluffs is grow- ing rapidly one has only to cast his eyes about him. Not only do we see large and costly buildings being erect- ed on every hand, but those who are not as yet ready to build anew are launching out on every hand raising the old buildings up, putting on now fronts, remodeling entirely. As soon as one of our merchants believes the old homo is past keeping up with the times he encloses it in a more costly and elaborate structure, and passes the old house out through the windows, As soon as his business has outgrown the capacity of the old storeroom or shop, he erects either in the rear or upon the side an addition to meet, for the prosent, his increasing trade or business, and soon he will begin the erection of a handsome brick building. Somo of our landlords thought a pigstye or hen-coop plenty good enough for their tenants, but now we sce Charley Baughan and others erecting lurge houses, and they tell us that they pay very much better. And s0 we go on, Soon no man will think of building anything less than a four story building in Council Blufls, and from brick we will go to granite, until we have one of the finest looking cities in the west. Wo are pleased to noto that the city council have ordered Oakland avenuv graded, Mr Harden will, as eoon ns possible, will direct his attenrion to that important thoroughfare. This street for years has bore the name of an avenuo, when, in fuet, it never has en much better than o cow path. Tho widest part between sidoewalks ng not over twenty feet. This street furnishes the drainage for the in hills that part of the city and its gut- ters should he so constructod that the water can paes off without desteetion to the same every spring rin There is a vumor afloat that the Milwaukee and St. Paul rail rond com pany are going to ereet their shops in this city. It this company wunt the overlasting thanks and gond will o every man, woman and child in 1% tawattomio connty they had better do t A farimer observing the of our new engine house, remarked vestorday, “Over seven hundred! Well, well, if them hain't (he costliest lot of pesky pinted and driy inter the arth that ever 1 seed. Why, a hun- dred dollars more would have pur- foundation hosses, Our two principal business streots were crowded with tesms of every de scription yestorday from morning un til night. A gentleman remarked yestorday that Council Blufts received a good start in the way of building last year but af there was anything in signs, next year will show threefold in creaso, Let it come, Tho time s the business bl not far distant when son Broadway and 1 the time, 8o vast is the amount of writing in suffering tends to his laborious duties daily at ompany, is stopping His company will soon Holden is which is chased anothor pair of Miss Soury's TRUTH ATTESTED. SomeImportantStatements of We Known Peopls Wholly Vorifled | SR, KetlonS Depnty Treasurer, OwANA, Nen TREN than ever | aid bofors in the aprivg. been lying vory low at her residence, 0 : at Mynster Syrings, is considerod by & n out of denger stertain hopes of her U, P, K. Ehopa, OMANA, Nvn , May 24, 1531, I M. WaARNRR & C0 Sing wuch in onvenience from combined kiducy and ) [ 1iver aisoases, - nd h en un ble to work itin v org ne alao heing affectod reat many medicines and doctors, but 1 grew worse and wor o day by day 1 was told L had Tizii ht's Diseaso, and | wished migsolt doad i1 onld not have speedy relief. 1took your Safe Kinoy and Livor Cure, knowlng nothing else was ever known tocure tha disease, and T hav not been disappointed. Th medicing has curcd and Tam perfec ly well to.day, entirdy thro gh your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure I wish you all suce s in pubiishing this veluable remo iy through he workd it o pess U. P. R R. Shopa, Thouxands of equally sfrong endorscmonts—- many of thom in cases whore h po was aban- —-bave beon voluntari rema lablo power of War Livor Cure, In il ke orurliary organe, 1t any one who read oy eny phy. eal trouble remomber the Hafo’ Kidney of the kidnoys, kro t Matter of Application of Fred for Liquor License, NOTIC Wirth Noticeis hereby given that Fred Wirth did, upon the” 7th day of Janus A. O, 182, file his avplication to the md ¢ suncil of Omaha, for d Vinous street, from the the 10th day y Spirituon: No. 1002 Tenth Trird wi Omahi, N day of Junuary, 18 of April, 188 If there he mo ohjection, or protest_filed within two ] A, D)., 1882, remonstrance werks from the sais Frenerick Wi, Applicant, newspaper will put The DALy Bik the above notice once each week for weeks at the ex of the appl The City of Or therewith, WAR IN PASSENGER RATES | BOBBIE BROS,, Brokers in all Raflroad Uickots, Omabin, Neb., offer Tickete to the East, intil fthor nolice, at tho following unhoard of ow Katon: Ist clnse, 24 clasy, NEW YORK, 820.00, BOSTON, 20,00, PHILADELPHIA, 95,00, WASHINGTON, 22,00, 20,0 For particulars, write or go direct to TIOBLIE BROS., Dealers in Reduced Kate Railroad and Steamship Tickets, 800 Tenth St., Omaha Neb. Romember the ' place—Threo Loors North of Union Pacific Railroad Depot, Eaat s.do ofTenth Stroet. ‘Omaha August 1, 1281 THE OCCIDENTAL ! J. I. PAYNTER, Proprietor Corner 10th and Howard 8treets, OMAHA, NEB. Rates, Two Dollars Per Dajy. 26d6m plication of Mux Lenz for Aqoor License, NOTICE, Notico is hereby given that Max Lenz did, upon the Tay of January, A, D. 1881, file his application to the Mayor and ity Council of Omah Malt, Spiriinous and or. Ninth and Jackson str Omaha, Neb,, from the 16th,day nary, 1882, 10th day of April, 1 1f 'there bo no objection, remonstrance or protest filed within two W from January 2nd, A, 1., 1852, the said license will be granted, May I A Matter of A y licant, Tuk DALY Bee newspaper will publish the ahove notice once each week for two weeke at the expense of the applicant TR Ty NOTICE,' Notice is hereby given that Jiling Nagl wireet, Second ward, Omaha, Neb,, from the Hth day of J. nu | day of 2 1852, 11 there be no objection, remonstrance | or prote-t filed within two weeks from De- cenber 81st, A, D., 1881, the said lice will be granted. JuLius Naat, Applicant, the above notice once week for two weoks at the exvense of the applicant. The City of Omaba is not to e charged h L L COJEWETT, City Clork, —OF THE— DR. L. B. GRADDY, LATE CLINICAL ABSISTANT LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. Reterences all Reputable ysicians of Omiaba, £47 Office, Corner I6th and Farnham 8ts Omaha, Neb " John G. Jacobs, Main streets will havo to be pushed (Formerly of Gish & Jacob,) ammiee N UNPDERTAKER — £ The London Lancet 1417 Farnbaw 8t., Old tand ot acob G, The London Lancet says: *Many u| *= Ordors ov Telegranh Solicitad v life has been raved Ly of the sufferer, saved by taking ¢ of bilious fever, in plaints,® conts, the moral conr and many a life has been KNG Brossoy in tigestion or liver o 01 r - Price 50 cents; trinl bottles 10 w C. F. Mafiderson. ATTORNEY - AT - LAW ‘S Farohsw B4, For more than 16 y ars 1 have sufferod I4ricd a v, 1882, Lo thie 10th 56 e Davey Beg newspaper will publish DISEASES EYE & EAR Oculist and Aurist, IN ROYAL THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY United States Depository EIREST NationalBank I& "}',N 1 ‘“)1 ‘“yr Lokl i U1 in order that the public may tully realize the — | 1izht u emoved one of the | oincnem of the te, 49 well a9 the e OF OMATA e | window panes in front and were about [ power and vali rticle of which they n . | to ente rlv\hul) a dog in the rear of the | *pe " lish herowith ti e Oor, 13th and Farnam Bts, . . pariion w rit | house was attracted to the front of the | oy, The Truth of these t Jo— howse by a chisel let fall on the side- |lute, nor can s they OLDEAT BANKING FSTABLISUMENT (N walk. The sneaks much space | "7 OwAiia, Nen., May 24, 1881, ? hetween them and the ine as they | 101 Waksnm & ¢ ' | successors 10 NTZE BROTHERS,) asibly could in a short time. DrAR Sik: | bave froquently nsed Warnor's BTARLISLAD 1860, PUSELDLy COWIL TS RIOES SN Safo Kidno. aud Liver Ciro for local affections | Organized as & National Bank August 20, 1883 WASQUE COSTUME attendant upon mevero rheumatic attacks, and i have al ays d benelit therefre have | CAPITAL AND PROFITS OVER €300 000 Miss Lotta Jones arrived in this | alwo used the or e with satisfactory re. — city a few days since with a fine as- |mlts onsider these medicines worthy of OFYICRRA AND DIRROTORS | sortment of costumen to rent to those | President, Attorney, Joun A, CrRIouTON, J. J. Jennings, who was assaulted [ 10 WARRLE Co i Eiliney and F. I Davis, Amf. Oushior by ack Shiclds, it on tho mend and | Liver Core s spring wa- Leeinsigomion and | Thi vack vecelves dcposits without regard e snda aro confident ol ro-|1find i the best ren wver triod, 1 have | amounte his fricuds are confident of hug re-| 1ind i tho bee romedy 1 over tricd. Thace Losnos timo oortificytes bearing intorost, Dravn drafta on San Francisco and principal vities of the United also London, Dublin Edinburgh and the principal cities of the cont; nent of Europe. Hally pasengor t/ckots for emizrantafby tho fn man i LY n BANKING HOUSE IN NEBRASKRA. Caldwell, Hamilton & Co.,, EANIKEIES. Buslneas tranewctod same as that of an fa porated oank, Accounts kopt In currency or gold subject to slvht chock without notice Cortitontos of doparit wed payable In three, #x and twolve months, scaring [nterest, or or demand without interost. on made to customors on approved secu arket rates of intorost, 1 well gold, bills of exchange, govern stato, county and city bonds. Draw signt urafts on Lngland, Ireland, Scob- land, aud aii parts o Europe Boll European passago tickota, COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY MADE, suviilt W M. MERRELL, W. B VIGUS & C0,, COMMISSION MERCHANTS 125 Lasalle Street, CHICAGO, Grain and Provisions Bought and Sold on Margins, decTme-e LB VIGLS, e Tniy great peciic eures that most loatusouo disease SYPHILIS ‘Whether ip its Primary, Secondary Mal\ern, Ark., May 2 We have casos in_our town wiio Iiv Springs and were finally cured with 8. 8. . McCAuMON & MuRy. Memphis, Menn., May 12, 1881 We have sold 1,206 bot les of 8.8, 8. in a ye It has given universal watisfaction. ~Fair mi phyicians now recommend it na positive specific. 8. MANSHIKLD & Co. Louisville, Ky,, May 13, 1851, 8. 8. 8. has given bettor mati faction than any medicine I have over sold. J. A, FLrxsBR. Denver, Col.. May 2, 1881, Every purcha er speaks in tho highest terms ot . 8.8, L. Meissctor. Richmond. Va., May 11, 1881, You can refer anybody to us 'in_rogard to the merits of 8, 8. 8, Polk, Miller & Co. a0 never known 8. 8. § to fail to cure case €8y phills, when properly taken. i, L. 1 stan A H COLQUITT, Governor ot Georgia. IF YOU WISH WE W LL TAKE YOURSE CA TO BE PAID FOR WHEN CURED, o for particulars_and oopy” of little s to the Unfortunate.” eward Will be paid to any o T o anwiysis 100 bottloy 8 5.5, ono particlsof Mercury”lodide Potas- sium or any Mineral substa SWIFT SPECK book ! nco. FIC €O, Props. Atlana, Go, Price of regular sizo reduced to §1 75 per - ot. tlo Small wzo, holding half tho quantity, price, §1.00. Sold by KENNARD & C0., and Druggists Generally SEALED PROPOSALS. Sealed propos:ls will be received by the undersigred until Friday, January 1ith, 1852, 12 o'clock, the construc- tion 'of and repairing of sidewnlks in front 1;“... Aiily of Omaba is ot to be charg:d | o¢" 14 adjoining the following described therewith, T 3L, O, JEWE premises, to-wit: Jan2-0t N fo: 800 8 TO BE CONSTRUCTED, —- _ Lots 1,2, 8 4, Block 49, 4 feet wide, Matter of] Application of Jullus Nagl| sovorsite s Hiros e Lot 15, enst s e Wheaton street, Block 1, Armstrong's first addition, 4 fect wide, 10 BE REPAIRED, did, upon the 315t day of Decembor, A.| Lot 1, Block 13, west side Saunders D., 1881, file his applicat to the o, 1 'feet wid M Counci o for| Lots 1, 2, 11 und 17, Block 12, west side license to sell Malt, Spir Vivous | Saunders strect, 4 foet wide, tiquors, at No. 616 South 'Thirteenth| Lots5, 6, 7 and 8, Block 2074, north side Cunting street 6 feet wide. Lots 3, 4, 5 and 6, Block 1, west side Suunders ntreet, 4 fect wide, Armstrong’s first addition. C.JEWETT, City Cl Oxana, Janwary M atter of Application of Mra, I, McCoy for Liquor L NOTI( Notice is hereby given that Mrs, McCoy did, uponthe 10th day of January, A D, 1882, fileher application to the M.yor and City Council of Omahy, for license” to Sell Malt, Spirituons and Visous Liquors, betwern wentioth and Twenty- secoud on Poppleton Avenue, Secord ward, Omaha, Neb, from the day of Janusry, 1882, to the 10th day April, 1882, If there be no objection, remonstance or protest filed within two weeks from the 10th of January, A. I, 1882, the said license will be granted. . K 1 MeCoy, The Oxaiia DAILY BBEE ne publish the & ove notice one for two weeks st the expense of the apy li- ant. The eity of Owaba is not to be charged therewith. : J. J. L. 0, JEW City U AKON REED. LEWIBRE BYRON REED & CO. JOLDSNT EATAELISIED Real Estate Agency IN NEBRASKA Koep » complote abstract of title 40 M"ln o.,.k’i so Douglas county. Roas waytt HOUSES Lots, FARMS, Lands. For Sale By BEMIS, FIFTEENTH AND DOUGLAS ST, No. 268, Full lot fenced and with sniall build ing on Capitol Avenue near 26th »treet, £700, 1arge lot or block 295 by 270 fect on 500. Hamilton, near Irene street, $2,500, i, Full corner lot on Jones, near 15th 000, , Two lots on Center stroct, near Cum. 2. ) Lot on Spruce street, near 6h street, Two lots on Seward, near Kiug street, 3, Loton Seward, near King street, 0, Halt lot on Dodge, near 11th street . Four beautiful residenca lots, near o will sell & parate), 8,000, 246, Two_lots on Charles, near Cumin 100 ach, Lot on ldaho, near Cuming street, . 245, One acre lot on- Cuming, near Dutton strect, 750 No.'244, Lot on Farnham, near 1sth strect, 241, Lot on Faraham, ncar 26th s rect, 10, Lot 60 by 99 fect on South Avenue, strect, 8350 ), Corner’ It on Burt, near 224 atreet, 0. 2%, 120x152 feet on Harney, near 24th stree (will et it up), $2,400, No. 235, TINS10 fect Sherman Avenue rect), (16th st No. “64, Lot on Douglas wireot, new ) Lot on Picr sircer, near Seward, 5600, 3 Lot 40200 fect, niar C pitol AVenu L B1,000, Two lots on Decatur, near Ireno street, + 110 by 441 fect on Sherman e (16th str ct), near Grace, $2,400. ), Lot 23x06 foet on Dodge, near 13th e an offer. Lot on 24d street, n 6, Lot on Haniiltor, ne: lark, $600. King, $500. #1560 No, 204, beautiful residence lot ou Division street, near Cuming, $350, No. 203, Lot cn Saunders, near Hamilton 50, Lot 16th street, near Pacific, $500. Three lots on Baunders street, near 300, 1033, Lot on 20th street, near Sherman . 104}, Two lots on 22d, near Grace Btrect 600 o.ch. No. 191}, two lots on King, near Hamilt street, #1,200, No.'1yz), two lots on 17th stroet, near White Lead W. rks, 1,050, No. 188}, one full block, ten lots, near the bar. racks, #400. No.' 191, ot on Parker, near Irenc strect, $300, No. 183, two lots on Cass, near 2lst sbreet, (&ilt edge;) 36,100 No. 181, lot on Center, near Ouming street, . 180, lot on Picr, near Seward streot, $650. . 175, lot on Shérman avenuc, near lzard #1400, . 174, lot on_Cass, No. 170, lot on P'acific, near 14th stre 160, six lots on Farham, near 24th street £1,45) t0 ¥2,000 No. 163, full block on et, nea and three lots s addition " 000. 7, dcre avenue, 5,000, No, 125, ' hout two acres, near the head of St. avinue, 21,000, . 126, lot on 15th strect, near White Lead , sixteen lots, near shot tower on the Toad, €75 per ot. 1823137 feet (2 lots) on 1sth strect, 1,000, alf-acre lots in Millard and Sherman avenue, Spring near Poppleton's, No. 110, thirty Caldwell's additions o and Saratoge strects, near tho end of green 12 strcot car track, &80, to ¥1,2 0. 80, lot on' Chicago, near . 85, lot on Caldwell, near 0 each. 1 streot, 1,600 auuders stroet 00, No. 80, corner lot on Charles,” vear Saunders stroct, ¥700. No. 85, lot on Lzard, near 21st, with two sm nonwes, 2,100, No. &, two lots on 10th, near Piorco strect, 91,500, No. 8, three lots on Harney, near 10th strect, 2,0 4. No, 76, 00x182 fect on Oth street, near Leaven: worki, stroct, 55,000, No, 75, GUXS2 fect, on Pacific, nearsth street, 3,000, No. 09, 06x132 foot, ou Douglas streot, near 10th, ¥2.600, No, 60, cighteen lots on nilton strod track, ¥ th t, Sticet, §1,200 st, 81,001 Lots in Harbach's first aud second additions, also in Parker's, Shinn's, Melson’s, Terrace, k. V. Smith's, Kedick's, Gise's, Lake's, aud all other adais 3 I Park; prices from %300 to 8300 cach One_ hundred and Oity-nine beantiul resi- denco lots, located on Damilton street, half way between the turn table of the rod strect car line r Hanscom just west of the Convent of the Sis ire in Shinn's aduition, Prices jang ) #100 each, and will be sold on e terms, Tracts of 6, 10, 16 50 cres, with bu Idings and othor improvements, and adfoining the city, at all prices. 8500 0f the best resldence lots i Foor from ), 40 the city of Omaha—any Jacation you dorire—north, eat, south or west, and at bed-rock pric choice business lots in all ne principal business streets of Omaha, varyiug fron $500 to §7,000 eac ‘Iwo hundred houscs and ots ranging from $600 to §16,000, and located in every part of the city Bemis AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Moline Wagon Co. Joliet Manufacturing Co All Articles Required to Make a Complete Stock. THE JELM MOUNTAIN ST,V HR Workiug Capitil Capital 5 :ock, Par Value of Sharcs, STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSAB! DR. J Dr. J. I. Thomas. E.N no22medm FOSTER &GRAY, eere & Comp'y. - MANUFACTURERS OF PLOWS, MOLINE, ILL. Wholesale Dealers in Council Bluffs, lowa. WESTERN AGENTS ¥EOX --Farm and Spring Wagons, Deere & Mansur Co.----Corn Planters, Stalk Cutters, &o., Moling,Pump Co.----Wood and Iron Pumps, Wheel & Seeder Co,----Fountain City Drills and Seeders, Mechanicsburg Mach, Co.----Baker Grain Drills, Shawnee Agricultural Co.----Advance Hay Rakes, Bureka Power and Hand Shellers, Whitman Agricultural Co.----Shellers, Road Scrapers, &o., Moline Scale Co.----Victor Standard Scales, A, 0. Fish----Racine Buggis, AND DEALERS IN SEND FOR CATALOGUES. Address All Communications to DEERE & COMPANY, Council Bluffs, lowa. me2m Mining and Milling Company. LE Mines Located in BRAMEL MINING DISTRICT. OFFICERS: Prosident, Cummins, Wyoming. WM. E. TILTON HARWOOD, Secretary, Cummins, Wyor 1. THOMAS, Vice-President, Cummins, Wyoming N, Treasurer, Cummin, Wyoming. TRUSTEERS: Louis Miller W. S, Bramel. Francis Leavens, H. Falos, Dr. J. C. Watkins, A. G Dunn, Harwood. Lewis Zolmap. GEO. W. KENDALL, Author'zed Agent for Sale of Stock; Brv 44° nmaha Neb, —WHOLESALE— LUMBER, COAL & LIME, On River Bank, Bet, Farnham and Douglas Sts., HEADQUARTERS ——FOR—— MEN'S FURNISHING CGOODS. We desire to call the special attention ot the trade to our elegant lines (at BOTTOM PRICES) of Underwear, Cardigan Jackets and Scarfs, Hosiery, &c., now open. Buck Gloves, Overshirts, ‘Wholesale only. SHREVE, JARVIS & CO, Corner Fourteenth and Dodge Sts. Overalls .C. MORGAN. WHOLESALE GROCER, 1213 Farnhzam 8t.. Omaha, Neb. SAUSAGES ! GEORGE LINDE, Practical Sansage Manufacturer. ORDERS OF ALL KINDS FILLED PROMPTLY FOR ALL VARIETIES OF SAUSAGCES. Family orders attended to with despatch, and every- thing promised tatisfactory. Iinvite a call at No. 210 South Tenth Street. BROMPTONICA ] | BROMPTON COUGH ‘g In Bottles $1.00 each, 6 for § CONSUMPTION ttles 75 cents each, 6 for 8350, PRESCRIPTION. BRITISH PHYSIC. Rear Estare Acency, 16th and Dcagla Street, CMAEA, Brompton whe sumption Hospital in the World; as the “‘Browpeon, 0o Medicines bave long been decuied in England 1nfadible € Chest. were procured is the Largest and Most Sucersaful Co 3 n and Cough I craedies,” the abos oll Cowpluints of the Luog the above proscriptio \pLIO ures for T B PARFITY, OMAIA, NI