Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 12, 1884, Page 7

= YMAHA DAILY BEE- JACOB 88, E. P, CADWELL SIMS & CADWELL, GAN CER il practioe tn Stato and eders) CANCER FOR 14 YEARS. - —— | 1have for 14 years been safferer from & 1 | fore on my facs that every iy ealled hottle of ot four months &z iflc trom Dr. H. E Justice of the Peace. Umaba and Couneil Bluffe, 011 Fellow i 11 ed oft my VINSLEY, state o savings bau on agensy Treatise on Blood and Skin Dise: | OFFICE OVER AMKRICAN EXPRESS, COUNCIL RLUFFS, IOWA. N V. Offoe, oy 150W.234 S, bet 8uh SILOAM MINERAL SPRINGS. Wo guaranteo tho oure of the following named dls soasos, orno_pay: Rhoumatism, Sorofuls, Uloors tarrh, &/l Blood and kin diseases, Dy.popaia, Liver smplaint, Kidney and Bladder Dikcases, Gout, Non raligin and ‘Asth 3 the favorite esort of the U ¥ 7th ays Mls . J Hlll(m H D PHYSICIAN & 5URGEON 222 Middle Brosdway, Council Blufta, R RmeM D. CANCERS, or other fumors removed without the an.l debilitatad, ai knife or drawing of blood, LE LADIES BEST livory and hathing acoon: vh\u hoth winter and summer. Locality highly picturosque CHRONIC DISEASES orinten pscany. | 2t S ™Rl 3 WAl Wi thirty years' practical oxperlence Offioe No | Evons, or C., B. & Q. tnm-vmuhm 3 l.-rtm uncil Blufts solicited, HEV. M. M. THOM Y 24 Cones n treo Albany, Silosm Specific Reaction i Carbonis Acid Gad . Carbonato Caloium ... Carbonato Tron Gravity L1 Noutra | CASH TALKS | At the well-known Establishment OoF J. P. FILBERT, 209 Upper Broaaway, the PIONZER CASH GROCERY nd Volatilo matter and loss.. Total golida per gallon WhionT & MERR 174 Chomists ST, LOUIS PAPER WAREHOOSE. Of Council Blufis, Notice our reduced Prico List, G, h P bintol ) raham Paper Co,, 5 pounds Extra € Sugar for A1 Canag Greoaaby L) 217 and 219 North Main St., S¢. Louls, 25 pounds Chy 100 WHOLESALE DEALERS IN \ 25 pounds Navy. ) 100 ! 20 pounds Bost Bulk Starch . 100 | BOOK, WRITING | 13 Dounis Carolina i Hulsvs PAPERS, (Wil e ENVELOPES, CARBD BOARD AXD [ pur ]\ouud 10 ) 1 dozen Mackerel ... 16 Colorado Flour, W )lur, lnr “ow 200 10 pounds Gis ps. . 100 &3 Cash ullld SOrERRAS o1 lg "“ll]""" h I|l\(lv 100 T ek S gallon keg 170 i & IMPORTANT o 8 Dates, per pound . 10 —T0— 103 potnd buns St ndard Ton 100 All kinds Galio 8pound Lusk’s T. All grades, according to quality, 150 to S0c por pound. We alen carry a full line of Mon's, Ladies' Chlldren’s fine Shoes and Me Tow prices. merchandise. can save monny by doaling with u: frec insuv vart of the city. 1a a word, we ara bound to sell and challenge ail taudaole competition in this county J. P. FiLD 2000 Buyers of all Classes. CANNON BRJYS"& CO., Havo established. thouelye ral brakerage wnd b of gooda at wh satidfaction i Ehan yourselvs. uyour goods bought by one who will work for our interest andnot trust to & morchant who has omething he is anxious to be ri o will also < prompt \*te ling anything entrusted o us, and g woed to us will be carofully okl to. enes solicited a7 omahs Natioaul Baok, Moo TosBank. - Address 111 8. 15th S d general that you 1s deliverod Omaha to tran T er Broadway ROLLER RINK ICE CREAM PARLOR. DISEASES OF THE EYE & EAR J, T. ARMSTRONG, M. D. Oculist ‘and Auri Until offices are repairod trom rosult of fire, with Dr. Parker, Koom 6, Creighton Block 15th and Dougasistr eets. GEO. WEBER, Domestic Bakery All kinds of Broad, Fancy Cakes and Pies nstantly ov_hand ROLLER SKATING ON SATURDAYS ©! RINK FOR RENT AT $15.00 PER NIGHT. 47 LARCEST FLOOR IN TOWN. H. H. MARTENS, Prop'r. THOS. OPYIONR, B M, PUSKY, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS Council Blufts Ia. Establisnea 1856 Dealers In Forolgn snd omestio Exchange an Howe Recnrity Grain & Provisions, Rallwa,y Tlme Ta.ble. COUNCIL BLUFFS. The following as parture of trains Joorl Gopota. - Tea wwes carlier and an the timos of the arrival and de ard timo, at the BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS. R n‘:u“":' J. Y. FULLER, Vi o w2 Ission erchant 8:05 pm Pacific l‘,nnln.w ! 6360 'p m 0. 89 Pearl Street Council Bluffs, Iowa, CHICAGO, MILWAUKKE AND BT, PAUL, 45 0 m Mail .._uu Ex 7:10 p m WESTEPN UWA NURMAL 945 m Express, 6:05 p CITICAGO, ROCK 1SLAND AND PACIFIC, n A x TIFIC AND— HA o« l“l"n. 'WANANM BT. LOUIS AND PACIFIO, COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. | susam 4:50pm Cannon vall, 11 am COUNCIL BLUFF3 . - JUWA *At Trauator onl CIICAGO Aud NORTHWRSTRRN, Will Open 5:30 m E: €:50 p m 45am Vidbham THE 23rd of JUME 1884. m ”'“‘i'.'v’Y.,‘?‘(,’fiL',” 0:008m a higher £ gl 6:04 8 with traluicg & corrasper ship, elocn Targe, light and w1l fu nish ate, cost of living ressimat enced teashers T0 0XATIA, 11:40 b m S 51146 p. . 1. WL CONTN EEi LK. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER Metaiic Caskats and Woadin Coffins of all Kinds. ELEGRAPH ORDERS PROMTLY ATTENDED TO. OPEN DAY AND NIGIHT WNo. 14 0T, Main #t., Gowurrcil F3lwafles. GAL‘/ANIZ':D |R0m L/O E ‘, Fine Man‘els and Grates, LYMANS GASOLINE STOVES, Call m hufore buyiug elsewhera, JOHN LPENETER, at and see ! Stoves and Tinware, 1AOADWAY, COUNCIL B .UVES 10WA., NVHY DON'T GET 8§ ME OF T0O0 FITGH EROTHERS™ CUSTOM SHIRTS?. %ot and Cheapest. Fine Lanen 1 No. '715 '.(-‘ourth Street Couneil Blu Towa.' COUNCIL BLUFFS. ADDITIONAL LOCAL, NEW FIERCE FLAMES, They Lap up ajPortion of the O1d Tron Foundry, About b o'clock yesterday morning an alarm of fire was caused by the discovery of smoke isssuing from tho old foundry and iron works Main The flamos sproad rapldly, and buened off the roof of the brick part of the structure and done charring of the adjoining buildings. Much of the machinery here- tofore in use there by the Courcil Bluffs iron works company had been 10 moved to their new building, wo that there was not much to damage in that line. The damage to the building was about £1,000. The most serious loss was of patterns, most of them being buined, Just what is the loss from this, 1t is difli cult to determine, as patterns are esti- mated differently by different parties. The patterns which were burned cost originally from $10,000 to 30,000, but many of them were old, and many of no use whatever. It was the intention of the company to sort them over soon, and romove the useful and valuable ones to their new building. Probably $2,000 to £2,600 will enable the company to replace all the patterns destroyed, that they really noed. The cause of the fire 18 unknown but is thought t» have been incendiariem, as there had been no fire about the place for some time previous, The fire department was watched rather closely in its workings owing to the recent disorganization and reorgani- zation of the department, and some of the comments of bystanders were not very complimentary, the department seeming to get confused and not knowing exactly what had better ba done. The flames had pretty much their own way, and if there wore no horrible blunders on the part of the fire force thero was noth- ing to call forth any loud compliments. There was no insurance on ths property, 80 the loss falls on the company. There was also in the building at the time of the fire, a dynamo befonging to the electric light company, and this was badly damaged. It cost about 4,00, but the extent of the damage cannot be ascertained until 1t is overhauled. A BOLD ROBBERY, on street, considerable wooden A Thief ts Away With a Pocket Book From J. J, Maurath's Residence, Saturday evening Mrs. J. J. Maurath, whose husband is employed at Z. T. Lindsay & Co.’s, had just returned home, and was about placing her pocketbook upon the dresser in her room, when, glancing in the mirror, she saw the re- flection of a strange man standing in the room just behind her, The suddenfright caused her to faint away, and the thief taking advantage of her condition grabbed the pocket book containing 15 and hur- ried out. Mrs. Maurath is unable to give any very clear description of the man, and the chances are that he will not be caught. e —— The Educated Canines, This 1s what the Urbana, O., News says of Prof. Morris’ trained dogs: Last night Prof. Morris gave an exhi- bition of his trained dogs to an audience that almost filled the opera house with its presence and more than filled it with ap- plause. The exhibition is one of the most remarkable of the kind we have ever scen, and marks a high degree of in telligence on the part of the dogs, and al- most unlimited patience on the part of the instructor, while the evident friend- ship of the dogs for their trainer showed an excellent mutual feeling the secret of their success. Some of the feats, such as walking on the tight rope, were difficult in the extreme, but all were performed successfully. Shipments o1 stock, The following is the shipment of stock at the Union Stock Yards Friday: L. Platuer, one car horses, 17 head, Lincoln, via U. P. P. J. Swan, one car horses, Cheyenne, via U, P. Greene & Burke, 2 Chicago, via C. M. & _St. P. Seth Grabaw, 3 cars cattle, 38 head, Neb., via U, P, l‘rwnt 12 cars cattle, \)Alumnlv Neb., via Sioux C, & D. lh,,u, one ear hogs, G7 head, (Jumlm. D. Andesson, 8 cars cattlo, v O, & R I oy, 8 cars catle, 1 &R . 1 car cattle, 19 head. Chi- &R Carter, one ear horres, 15 head, 13 head, s cattle, 57 head, 360 head, 150 head, 2 52 hoad, nmong, one car cattlo, 24 head, vin Missouri Pacilic. Sammal, 3 tle, 18 head, Rod Cloud, Nub., via B, & M. The following wera the shipment of stock from the urdon 1y on Saturday: E I Voomis four ears of eattle, 130 head to Valentine, Neo., via 8 C, & P N Allison two e luad, to Chizago, vi A (1 By cirs of cattle, 160 hed, o W A C hogs, 180 herd, to Cineago, vis, N, W, E A Bosca tvo oars cattls, 23 head, to Ch vin, N. W, Stoken & Russol, four care of eattle, 120 head . v datchery, via U, 8 L Oskes, vine cars of head, o Hatchery, Nob., via. Leov. dohn High, two cars of catile, 36 hewd, w Cioago, vie M, unday the shipments wore Foster & Pfoiffor, fifreen o Ch Juyeuny via, the 0. P, [ G, Mowrey, five ears cattle to Chicago via, tho R s of eattle Haks Brot., ton cars cattlo to Chicago viu, R, n .{ ]nrl\ ten cars of cattle to M. & S P Gater, vare cattle to Ewmporia, Kan,, via. — Neals OLeN, Niota, Towa, Mey 8.—Weather warin €F A0 itels scarco, Tho regular ook of the eorn planter Fin oakiog worry 1adsio jor the farmers, O ar oity narshal isat presony busy o idcoting dog tax, Under our ordinaucs {doge roust be muzzled or nhot | Coustable McGiew has just returncd after o two days’ absence on logal busi- ness, Bacon's Dramatic company are playing a soason of four nights here, last night being their fiest. They come to us well reccommended, and by their ability as actors and actresses fully convinced us they descrve patronage wherever they Phoenix was well executed by the last evening, Miss Floy Crowell, tho star, is woll supported by such powerful actors ag Mr, Senator Payton and Mr. lsasc Payton, The part of the Jow was woell filled by RobertSouthern. thirteen members, Jamos 1. Gilbert post G. A. R., moots this evening, no doubt to make somo ar- rangement for Decoration day. R. 0. Lapell and A, Pitkin contom- plate taking about three hundred head of cattlo to Nobraska this summer, to geaze them, on account of tho scarcity of pas- turage in Pottawattamie county, The city council have fully concluded to purchase a steam fire englne, a good move in the right directlon. Var. t | e — e COMMEROIAL, COURCIL BLOPFS MARKRT, ‘Wheat =No. 1 milling, 75@80; No, 8 65@ 70: rojectad b0, Corn—Local purposes, 40@ Oats—For local purposes, 85 10, Hay —£10 00@12 00 per ton, Ryo—40@4be. Corn Monl—1 25 por 100 pounds, Wovd—Good supply; prices at yards, 6 00@ 700, Coal—Delivered, hard, 11 50 per ton; soft, 500 per ton Lard —Fairbank's, wholesaling at 0jc, Flour our, 1 60@3 30, Brooms @3 00 per dc LIVR BTOOK, 3 50@4 00; ealves, 5 50@7 50, weal rm-knn aro' buying now and »d demand for all grades; choice mixed, b 25, Cattlo Hogs thereis a packing, 62 PRODUCE AND FRUITS. Quotations by J. M. St. John & Co., com- mission morchants, 538 Broadway, |2utwr $ Creamory, 25¢; rolls, 11@15c, do per doren; ready salo, Roady salojeliickens, dressod, 124c; 9c; turkeys, dressed, 10c; live, 12¢; Ducks, dressed, 1340 live, fo. Oranges—4 00@4 50 per box. Temons—3 50@4 00 per box. Bananas—2 50@3 50 per bunch Vogetables —Potatoes, 35@40; onfons, 7c; cabbage, 4 centa’ por vound; spplos, rondy walo at § 25@4 00 for primo stock; Boans, 1 5 5 per bushol. " IOWA NEW There is scarlet fever in Des Moines, The Sioux City Journal has a new dress. The Spirit Lake excursion scason has opened. Dubuque is going to enforco the dog iiconse law. 1t costs $8,507,78 a year to support the orphans of Polk county. Miss Ida Davis, of Osceola, has boen commissioned & notary public. The Cedar Rapids saloon-koepers havo also taken out their government license, Burlington is very proud of the new rolling mills which it thinks it is going to have. The new C. B. & Q., shops at Creston will cost §100,000. Ground was broken for the building last week. The new building for the Stato Orphans home at Davenport will bo begun on the Ioth, 1t will cost $60,000. Gambling has become so popular in Des Moines that even the little boys have taken to matching pennies. The saloou-keepers of Davenport, Mus- catine, Bnrlington and Dubuque have de- termined to test the legality of the pro- hibition law. The Metropolitan Bicyle Club was or- ganized at Des Moines on the Gth. A state meeting of bicylers will be held there on the 31st. Des Moines is trying to raise $50,000 in order to keep the state fair. A com- mittee is also at work selecting suitable grounds for a permanent location, Aftonexpects to be a division station on the La Crosse, Iowa & Southwestern road, when it is completed. Surveyors aro tiow at work mapping out the new road. The State Medical society meots at Des Moines May 23d. The convention of the Mutual Lifo association agents July 23; and the State Buptiats association Uu. tober 24, An old farmer aged 062, living near Burlington, procured a licenso 8 fow days ago, to marry agirl of 21, Tho boys heard of the old gentleman's inten- tions, and followed the couple around the city, cheering at every opportunity. The Towa Order of Hibermans will be represented at the nation convention at Cleveland, by Patrick Burns, of Des M J. B. Murphy of Ottumwa: J. T, Noonan, of Dunlap; A. P. McQuirk, of Davenport; and Thomas Kelsey, of Burlington, It was gambling in options that caused Goorgo Cargill, for many years in charge of Donn's merchantile ‘agency at Des Moines to abscond. A good many of his frieuds aro mourning his departure, because he took with him various sumns of their woney. Dubuque papers say that a few months 80 4 fawily romoved from that city to Dnkota, taking with them a favorite cat. Soon lter their arrival in theirnew home the cat disappeared and a day or two ago wened upin Dubuque, sitting on the TONDAY, The company numbers | MAY 12,1884, through it. It is said that a trade has been consumated . whoreby the Rock Is land ccompany gots the northwestern teack from Andubon to Mannery, and the Northwestorn takes the Rock lsland track from Harlan to Avoea and Carson, Tho Rock Island will then build from Manning to Sioux City, and the North. western from Carson to Kansas City. \Ili lavit havinz been madoe that Dr, J. 8. Kulp, of Davenport, had pledged "““""" to vote for Clavindy, the governor has removed him from the board ap ,.m.u..l to locate the new insany asy lim. ix-Senator K, J. Hartshorn, of county, has been appointed in his place. The other members are J, D, M l|nm||lu|\, of Fort Dodge and George W. Bemis, of Independance. Creston fs quite likely to sclected as the place for institution, A committee of the Towa Horticultur al society which has been investigating, roporta that all Concord grapes that were not layered and covered aro a total loss w0 far as bearing fruit is concerned. The causo was the excessive cold weather, Other fruits aro all looking well at pres- ont with tho excoption of red Astrachan applos and they are o docided failure, While the cause of the failure s unknown, the indications are at that berries, cher- ries, currants, most of the acclimated va. rietion of apples, the hardy pears and the wild plum will do well. r— Joalousy Among Great Artiste. Joe Howard thus describes the sceno upon the stage during the Abbey benefit in New York. Were you ever on a theat- rical stago during the progress of a mixed entertainment! Fun is just the word for it. On this occasion there was no stago manager, The bill was decidedly mixed. Campanini was out of sorts, Mme. Nilsson had been told to bo there by 9 o'clock sharp, aud it was nearly midnight before sho had & chanco to ap poar. In great impatience and consider- ablo anger she paced her room like a lio- ness. Kvery malo artist had his wifo or some particular friend with him. Tho chorus girls were numerous, and, each with her flame, made things (uh\m\xly livoly. The ballet girls woro grouped hero aud there. Miss Terry, scomingly about 10 feet high, in Portin’s red garb, stood with her back against & scone. Irving's seventy people, and any quantity Y| of laudy- swolls, who appeared to think that it was a groat thing to bo on the stage, whero they had nothing to do_and wero in everybody's way, were aleo there. It was a Sembrich fight. The little lady in the Barbiere made her accustomed stroke by tho singing of Proch’s air with variations, so that oven Patti was ccm- polled to stop her talk and lovel her glass tull at her, taking it all in with evident amazement and surprise, and at the close she joined heartily, or at all events effu- sively, in the tremendousove on which followed. Subsequently Sembrich play- ed aviolin concerto with orchestral accom- paniment, which pleased tho house so much that an encore was demanded, when sho gave Chopin's waltz on the pinno, which in its turn plonsed so much that a second encore was demanded and then sho sang somothing, 1 forgot what, whurnupun Campanini, who was nmmluu, m the wing with his warpaint and spang- los on, ready for Aidi, shrugged his shoulders, threw up both hands, and mid: “Vell, sho play the fiddle, sho play the piano, sho sing, what now? Vil she dance, or vill uhu swallow a sword? | THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN OMAHA TO BUY Fol=fefet=Tol=ReE I=s A DEWEY & STONE'S, One of the Best andZlargest Stocks in the United States tojiselect from. NO STAIRS,TO CLIMB. ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR. HENRY LEHMANN JOBBER OF Wall Paper and Win WS]lfl EASTERN PRICES DUPLICATED FARNAM STREE . 11 OMAHA NFp, G. H W0OD & CO, BUCCESSORS TO WESTERN STEAM HEATING €O, 2 oda W VL IS W STEAM AND GAS FITTERS, 216 North 16th Stroot, bet. Capitol Ave. and OMAHA h‘l EB Darevport Stroot. \\lo]vhum\ No. CA.EL Do XLEY, MANUFACTURER OF Fine Buggies, Carriages, & Spring Wagons. My Ropository 1s constanity filled with a Seleot Stook. BEST WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. OFFICE AND FACTORY, 8. W. mg-wly Cor, Sixteenth and Cnplml Avenu. Willimantie Spool Cotton is entirely the product of Home Industry, and is pronounced by @‘(lpuvtq to be the hest sewing muchine thread in the world. FULL ASSOKTMENT CONSTANTLY ON HAND, an for sale by HUNLEY, HAYNES & VAN AILSDFL m&e Omuha, Neh. W. A. CLARKY, RICHARDS & CLARKE, ; i Superinendcn t Proprietors. l She is a great artist.” The ineffable eon- tempe with which he loudly sniffed at the Sembrich triumph found ample echo in Mme. Nilsson's dressing-roonr, where ill temper was engendered to such an ex- tent lfint, when subsequently Nilsson sang the ‘‘Ave Muaria,” with violin obli- gato furnished by Sembrich, her manner was 80 insolent and her interference so impertinent as to attract the attention and excite the wonder and amazement of everybody in the audience. e —— He Was Engaged, Elevated Railway Journal, “So you want a situation as conductor, do youl" mid tho president of the rond. ““Yen, air,” the applicant replied. *Have you the necessary qualifications for such & rosponsible position/’ “I am sure I havo sir.”> “Well, suppose your train should meet with o serious disaster, in which & number of passongers would bo killod and a large amount of property destroyed, wlm wction would you take in such a case?” I would telograph the newspapers that tho accident was of littlo importance, and the send word to the prumdnuzuf Um road to sell the stock short,” “Hm,” replicd tho president, “T'm afraid those aro not tho proper qualifications for o good conductor, but you are a man of ability, 1 sce. Wo want # first-class superintendent. You can ¢ consider yoursolf engaged as superinten- dent of the road at a salary of §10,000 a year.” or) Wall Streot Nows, A Now York grain speculator, who was in Chicago the sther day, happened to meet with a Dakota man at the hotel,and naturally enough inquired: “How are hx 24 iuu)xinum the fur west?’ “Fine, r, very fine,” “‘But the cold wealher hu probably bad its effoet upon your wheat fields{” *“Not a bit, sir. Whona wheat field has from three to six feet of Omaha fron Works U. P. RAILWAY 17TH & 18TH STREETS MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN Steam Engmes, Bm!ers’ WATER WHEELS, ROLLER MILLS, Mill and Grain Elevator Machinery MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL K1¥ INCLUDING THT Ing, gnow holding it down three cent April wavo won't make a single splinter fly.” —cm— Relief for Khartoum, Lownvox, May 10.—The relief expedi- tion to Khartoum storts in July., 1t will probably nuwmber 8,000, including steps of the house whicn the Nagols used to inhabit, Two boys, aged respectively thirteon and fourteen years, have been arrestod wt Burlington for burglary. ~They broke out i pane of glaes iu w book atore, and stole & large quentity of albums and tavcy articles, Two other boys of abom the same sge who were concernad ina similar crime a fow wecks ago have also been arrcstod, The Des Moines Loador says that s horrible story is afloat in the traly good prohibivon town of Grinnell, It is noth- ing lens than that & box of books shipped to one of the college profussors sprung u ek the depot and leaked all over the platform There 1a loud talk of a conati tutinal amendment o prevent the future supping of hooks in such fragile casss 1 mayor of Barlingwon bas sworn in threw now apuciid policemen, ne to mory at the North Holl Meshodise etiureh, o at the South Hill Methodist chureh su0 one st B, Johu's charch. It is mippos o that rome of the brethren have been on Jing thewaslvos so wu lately Spiial policemn are necessary 10 wryve the pesce, bt e All the daputy o turpectors of thi atate will ment an Stats Tnspector Blanch wid, wt Dubngue this week, The siection of ail kerosene or other ois e from pateotoum will bogin on the in 15 h, 'The Irign for intrningment o | i aw w8 1o quality of oil kepe for aale ry wovor , wid atior the sy action | fas fairly began thoy willbe rigidly e forced Munniog thinks that in & short time it will Juve theeo lines of railrouds passing the Indian Contizent. It is supposed that tho main expedition will proceud up tho Nile, and the vther by the Red Sua, A camel depot will be estublished iu Amonsn, Nubar Pashe has arrived in Euglund for the Kgyptian conferonce. Ho will only be allowed to be presont for congultation, Causo of the|Jut-Off, Two tramps meot on & country road. Oune hold up his left hand, showing that three fingors are nliflnllq, Tho othor CWhat 1" STomato Gan-opener. Carverann, O, May ‘10— Kire com- nunicated from an adjacent lime ki Uus morning, aud destroyod the geoater erwin, Wilisws & Co s paiut d varuish works, Loss $80,.00. u ance S11E,000, (o o Like & wworoie huahind, & he ¢ ' maid wl bis wif u s ehin o replied, you look as thoug) you ’ boos aut wil nighe s Bank blat moo New Yo May 10 [ -k.-u.. A ahoowes Bpvcis aner nee, $1 814,000 ulation dee S00; ....vn. \ At #4400 3649, 401 Lho Luiks ‘will Celebrated 'Anchor Brand mncur Bolting Cloth STEAM PUMPS, STEAM WATUI ANDiGAS PIPE BRASS GOODE AND PIPE FITTINGS o ARCHITECTURAL AND ““lb(,ll" IKON. @ % ! 5 2TI0Y TI IF B CBELL ROLLER MILL. T L - \Vn ure propared to furnh plans wnd estimates, and will contract fo syaction of Flouring Mills und Grain Elevators, or for changin l‘ ving Mills, from Stoae 1o the Roller System, 1™ fepecial wttention given 1o furoisning Power Plents for sny pur wsa, and estimotes made for same, General muchiner repans attende Addr RT WARDS & (].AY" . Omha, N(b e . PAL R, if.l" o diste, 14 Mai o ) COUNCIL {OWA. i a BLURYS