Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 11, 1884, Page 7

CHICKERING {PIANOS They Are Without A Rival. —AND— EQUAILILED: NONE: Have been Awarded One Hundred and eighteen Prize Medals at all the prominent expositions of the ‘World for the Last Fifty Years. And findorsed by the Greatest Living Piamists, —AsS TECE- Most Perfect Piano SN TONE, TOUCH AND MECHANISI An examiation of these magnificent jPianos is politely requested before purchasing any other instrument. MAX MEYER & BRO, General Western Representatives. P. 8.---Also Gen’l Agt’s for KNABE, VOSE & SONS, BEHR BROS., and ARION PIANOS, and SHONINGER CYMBELLA and CLOUGH & WARREN ORG AN. - POTTER & GOBB, 1515 Farnam St. 7OR 104—SALE ant residenceon Farnam St., | JY0R SALE—105— ton blocks frrm postoftice, cerner lot, 673 feot | [T arbaciva 15 ad South front, just on new grade; house 11 réoms, with | zood ghaper I t, ¥3,000 cash, b ) POTT ¥0 houses, 7 ronms, and ots in o comparativelynow sud in & COBB, 1615 Farnam st. ITER & COBB, 1615 Farnam St. TOR SALE—163— lton streot, b terms, 00d house, ot 45135 on Ham utbuildings, $3,000 Easy TTER & COBB, 1515 Farnam St. 201—Three fine brick recidences on between Dodge and Farnam. All hodern improvements, east front, and a8 investment yill pay 10 per cont net. One half cash, balance on OR SALE—171—Lot south front 60x168, 5 room g time. * cottage, besidus closets and ath room, many Kindy of ruits, sha ot , §3,200. Kasy torms, TOTTER & COBB, 1515 et POTIER & COET, 1516 Farnam St. Farnam 8t. {OR SALE—105—Fine residonce on Mt. Pleasant avenue, 13 blocks off Park avenue, 14 £oome, all | TN0R SALE—Tots in Millsids acditions, best in the odon improvemonts. Lot 0 feot south front. | [GH Sor restdenco TUL DAL L COUNCIL BLUFFS NEWS, ADDITIONAL LOCAT, PERSONAL, R. M. Dierson, yosterday, f Atlantic, wasin the city F. Baumgart, of Chicago, is booked at the Dechtele, Joseph Swan, of Lincoln, Nel, is registered at the Ogden, George Denmar, of at the Pacific yesterday, Dubuque, was L. J. Childs and family have returned from their eastern trip, Frank Henry, of Cincinnati, was in town yesterday morning, J. B, Clapp, of Boone, Ogden house yosterday, N, 8. Dahl, of Miswouri guest of the Pacific yesterday, wasa guest of the Valley, was a Part of the Carleton Opera company were quartered at the Ogden yesterday. Seth Egeleston, of Burlington, tho hospitality of the Ogden house, Mes, J. W, Guilford, of Dunlap, y morning on a shopping expedi fs testing was in city yester tion, Jonking, o citizen of Syracuso, a, was visible on our strects yestor D. A, Hard werc sojournin, d wite, of Liberty, Nob,, the Pacific house yester- McGorrisk, one of the paving con. tractors, was rogistored at the Pacific yester day % Adams, of the firm of Adams & ade his debut in Council Bluffs yester- F. . Cook and I, city yosterday and stopped house. P. Huggins wore in the at the Ogden J. Oppenheimer, of New York city, was making his regular visit to Council Bluffa yos- terday, «J. W, Hupp, a Woodbine citizen, took in the sights of the city and put up at the Pacific yesterday, J. F. Record, one of Glenwood's leading business men, was in the city a few hours yes terday. tho Carleton company were entertained at the Scott house yesterday. Several members of Opora Chalmer trip to Sher county towns. A, E. Draper, of the queen city of tho lako, was among the at the Ogden he G. Adolfi and Alonzo Hatch wero among those who regis tele yesterday, retarned yesterday ab, Olarinda and othe from a e r Page arrivals yosterJay of New York, od at the Bech- Plattenburg, hailing from Chicago, mong the guests of the Bechtele yester- day morning. D. Sanders, a citizen of Rock Port, Atchi son county, Mo., was at the Pacific house yes. terday morning. J. H. Leeka, William Rogers and Ben Brecding, all of Randolph, Fremont county, were booked at the Pacific yosterday. John E. Ross, a prosperous farmer residing near Shenandoah, was in the city last even- ing on his way home from the Nebraska state fair. George Wise, of the Hamburg News, was in the city yesterday morning en route to the democratic congressional convention at At- lantic, D. W. Jones, a prominent citizen and busi ness 1 time yesterday morning enroute to the fair at n of Red Oak, was in the ¢'ty a short 2 ‘wg“" FRGSTIRR & COBB, 1615 Farnam St. EOIEE 2 COBE, DUy Tainam O - | 6 piioha. s Colonel Jobn Lindt deferred his eastern | \ OB BALE o Taous AR 1ot om Osorsla ov~ B At o Yocont end dmproved, in &ll | grip, unil this evoning, when he and his { F:&z)ux line, falllot. house new, 8 rooms, Cheap, PITTE4& & CUBB, 1516 Farnam St. family will m.ur@ nx? their journey as stated in ( 2 POTTER & COBB, 1615 Farnam St. yesterday morning’s BEE [ —Tots at intersection of Farnam strect | Last evening A. T. Flickinger, Exq , intend RO saL and Lowe avenue, stfrom 400 to $500 cach, $25 cash and 810 per mor'th. POTTER & COBE, 1516 Farnam St. 2x132 feet cast front, on 11th with hou: rooms, stable, I JPOR SALE—172 troet. near Arbo [out buildings, shade and fruit trees Will ba sold at abargain. POTTER & COBB, 1615 Farnam St OR SALE— [ stock yards. 560 acres 13 miles south of Union OR SALE—160—Sonth and Will sell 50, 160, 240 or 320 acres in it six room house. new, sha bot nid improved, houses, barns, orchards, eto , ete. in av §10 to 955 po- g very easy. POTTER & COBB, Farnam St. 0R SALE—139—1Touso 6 room street. one half block north ot Price 33,400, Easy terms, POTTER & COBB, 1516 Farnam St. nice lot on 25th || [OIt SALE—90000 acrus of land in Chieyonno couns ary’s avenue, ty, Nebraska, at 83,00 per acre. : POTTER & COBB, 1515 Farnam 8t. 00 acr ) per acre, 2K & COBB, 1616 Farnam stroer TOR SALE—140—House 7 rooms in fine repair, on 9L guodiland niospse tull lot, south front, on Dougias street, near 26th. Price §4;000 v terme. POTTEK & COBB, 1615 FarnamSt. OR SALE—Several [ 30,50 j.er acre. FOITER & COBB, 1515 Farnam St. fons in Daweon county at AOR SALE-144—Fine house, 10 rooms on 2¥st, [ full 1ot, corner south ard est fronts, Streot car liue, nice grounds. Prico torms. POTTER & COBB, 16 . Easy Farnam St. SALE—10 000 acres of Xarpy, Cuwing, Na Thayee and Lineoln count POTTER & COBB 1 ~«PBTTER & COB . - 1515 Farnam St. rablo land in Dou- Merrick, Buffalo, JOR SALE—16 house, bars mam St. THE MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY [s better prepared than ever before to fill all demands for washing. We call your attention especially toour capacity for doing family wash- ing, Very Special pains taken with flannels. receive prompt attention. ALBERT P. JOHNbON Proprie or. ,‘I’B]{()\D\\A\ . - COUNCIL BLUFFS low rates. All kinds of work dome in first-class order. Orders sent by 1aail or otherwise A Orange Blossom Flour WHOLESALE BY ed leaving for Indapendence, Towa, where his wife is now on o visit. him on his return home, L. k. Bolter was m the city last night en ¢ from the Atlantic convention, He found food and rest at the Pacific house, and will leave for home this morning, She will accompany route ho J. C. Yetzer, one of the prominent citizens of Atlantic, and president of the Cass County bank, ot that city, was in the city on business vestorday and enjoyed the comforts of the Pacific house. R NINTH DISTRIOT DEMOOKA Hon, W, H, M, by Acclamation. Pusey Renominated The democrats of the Ninth congres- sional district met in convention yester- day at Atlantic, all the counties in the district boing fully ropresented. The Bavarian band, of Council Blufls, was in attendance, and discoursed good music, The convention met st 1;30 p. m. and was called to order by Thomas Bowman, who on behalf of the district committee reported the following temporary organization which was ap- proved. L. R. Boltor, chair- man; (. L. Wright, secretary, and George Wise and T, C, Sherwood, assist- ant secretary. On taking the chair Mr, Bolter was loudly applauded. He ad- dressed the convention foran hour, mak- ing a fine argument, trom a democratic standpoint. He spoke with coneiderable torce, and was loudly applauded through- out, A committee of five, consisting of Messrs, Troutman, Bullock, Harris, Je- rome and Chase, were appointed on cre- dentials, The committee retired and in a short time reported each county repre sented and no contests, Nominations for congress belng in or- der, a delegate from I'remont county ru.nd a resolution paesed at the couven- tion held in that county, favoring the renomination of Pusey. ritt of Montgomery county placed the name of Pusey before the convention. This nomination was seconded by C. K., Chase, of Cass county, who announced that two years ago he had worked against Pusey, but now he favored his election, On the motion of John Jay Frainey, the nomination was madoe by acclama tion, A committeo of three wero appointed to notify Pusey of the action of the c: vention, and bring him to the hall, BEE--TIHITURSDAY SEPTE The delegates from this place to the democratic congressional convention at Atlantic, They all scomed satistiod returned last night at ¥ o’clock with the nomi nation of Pusey and will put forth their greatest efforts to re-elect him. e hand-organ the Bavarian band A cracked notes with last night, and for a while it was difficult to tell which was on top, bnt the band the music box, and the picked up his mingled its those of finally downed manipulator thereoff machine and stolo away with an expres. sion of intense disgust upon his counte- MBER 11, 1884. ,000| Shares in Proportionwe CAPITAL PRIZE $75, kot only 85, Lonisiana State Lottery Company. " We dc Aeveby eertify nat we supsrovs the & rangementa for all the Monthiy and Sems-Annt Oraengs of the Loiwvana State Lottery Company st in person manage and control_ the Drawing hemselves, and that the same are conducted 1kt) Aonesty, favmess. and sn good faith toward all par ties, and’ 1va authorize the company to use this cer flcate, with fac-rimiles of our wgnatures attachac in e advertisements, nance. e The best dollar-house in the city, the Scott house, 24 North Main stroet. — “The proprietor and reporter of this paper went to Atlantic to.day, with other delegates, accompanied by a' band of music. The democracy is getting up vim ovorywhero, and Mr. Pusey seen nothing but a plenic ahead.”— [ Evening Globe. Cortainly a pleasant outlook., Judge Lyman does not see a picnic ahead, but le does see a seat in congress, — First-class _commoercial job printing overy day at Pryor's Bk Job Oflice, No. 7 Pearl streot. —— Cottage prayer moeting 7:30 o'olock this evening at the residence of Mrs, J. M. Palmer, 221 Harmony strest. Sub- W. W. Mer.| "™ committec retired and soon returned with the nominee, who was well re- ceived, He addressed the convention L. A, STEWART & CO, 1013 Jones Street, | OMAHA, NEB.| ASK FOR RED UROSS. { R ——— for o few minutes, returning thanks for the honor, and promised to make & vigorous campaign. The convention then adjourned, ot e 25 ject for study, The Sabbath Day., JRAESET S, Skin-Grafting, Dr. R. F. Campbell, of Cleveland, ha explained to the Herald, of that city how ho saved the life of Mr. Frawloy, - brakeman on the Lake Shore and Mich igan Southern road. Frawley was burned so badly by the explosion of an oil car at Angola, New York, last March, that the skin of his back, of both legs and of both thighs was destroyed to the extent of 800 equare inches. The afliicted surfaco was 8o large, cspecially on the left limb, that if allowed to heal without skin-grafting the muscles would contract and cripple the patient for life in all probability. Before performing the operation of grafting new skin the surgeon carofully prepared the wounds by cutting out all the burned parts and dead skin. Thirty days from the time of the accident the wounds were healed sufliciently to allow the application of bits of skin ranging in size has been burned away, but one is just as good as the other for all practical pur- poses. The surgeon found the under part of a good healthy corn would pro- duce skin growth of a normal characters Dr. Campbell eaid skin-grafting was first practiced in this country in 1871, and it is more common than ever now. Some surgeons press the bits under the granules, but equal results will be ob- tained, in his_experience, by morely laying the bits between the granules on the surface, Bits of skin from a col- ored person when grafted retain their natural color. So successful was Dr. Campbell with Frawley that the railroad company engaged him to operate on Charles Anderson, of Angola, who re cently had his back burned by a rail- road accident, A Terrible Shock, Chicago Herald, “I saw scmething new up in Wiascon- sin the other evening,” observed a Chicagoan who had a eachel in his hand and who was on his way home. “A patent medicine man was selling some- thing or other from a carriage in which he had a rather pretty young woman and a gasoline lamp. Tho ~lady sang ono or two songs very sweetly and then the msu talked and sold his nostrum at a dollar a bottle. ““When he had disposed of thirty or forty bottles he said: ‘Now, gentlemen, before bidding you good-night I will give you an exhibition of the wonderful magnetic powers of my wife, who sits here by my side. 1 hold in my hand a common piece of thread. Now one of you take hold of the end of itand walk off and then let all the others take hold of it and at the gignal which I will give she will take hold of the other end and you will feol the shock instantly. “‘About 150 men and_boys grasped the thread and walked off abont half a block with it. ‘Now keep perfertly quiet,’ said the man, ‘and you will feel the shock, delicate at first and then strong enough to tinglo at the ends of your fin. gers and toes. Aro you all ready” “They all said ‘Yes.’ *Well, then, I will put out tho light,” said he, ‘aud my wife will take the thread in her hand at that instant.’ “The light went out and the man’s voice was heard: ‘What have you In your hand, my dear?’ “The longest string of suckers T ever saw id all my life,’ come in a sweet, mus ical voice, and at the same moment the horses and carriage were driven afl at groat speed, leaving the crowd holding onto the string completely dumbfounded. “Tt was the worst shock a good many of those fellows ever got.” rain & Provisions, BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS, J. Y. FULLER, Commission Merchant No .89 Pearl Street - Council Bluffs ows, Mo, B J, Hillon W 0. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,| 222 Midale Brosdwsy, Counctl Blufy YHOR. O¥PIONR, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS Councll Blufty Establishea - - Dealers In Forelgn and omestln K; Herma Seenrity TATK. WALREN WHITE T A TES& WEITH. AITORNEYS AT LAW. Practice In Stato and Federal Courta. Collections promptly sttended to, Room 16, Shugart's Building, COUNCIL BLUFFS, JACOL BIMS, SIMS & CADWELL, Attorneys -at-Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA, Oftle, Main Street, Rooms 1 and 2 Bhugart & M Mahon's Block, Will practice lu 5tate and Federa| oourts. I0WA K. P, CADWELL CouMIssIoN TS Inoorporated In 1868 for 8 years by the loglalatar tor educational and chariiable purposes—with » oap 14l of §1,000,000—80 which a resorve fund of over 550,000 has inoe beon added, By an overwhelming popular vole (b franchise waa made & part of the - present state consditablon Adophed December . A. b, 1879, The only Lottery ever voted on and en- dorsed by the poople of any State, Tt nover soales or postponer. Ita grand single number drawings take place monthly. A splondid o qmrhmlly to wina Fortune Tenth Grand I'rnwlnr( Class K, in the Acad: emy of Music, New Orloans, Tuosday, Octo ber 14th, 1884—.173d Monthly drawing, OAPITAL PRIZE, §75,000. 100,000 Tickota at Five Dollars Each, Fr tions, in ¥iftha in proportion, LIST OF PRIZES, H CAPITAL PRI 5,000 1 do 5,000 1 10,000 b 19,00¢ 1] 10,000 10 10,000 0 10,00¢ 100 do 20,000 800 do 80,000 500 do 26 000 1000 do 26,000 APFROXINATION Piti 78, 8 Approxiamation prizeo of §760 0,750 do 4,500 HEE P ] 9,38¢ 1967 Prizce amounting to.... . §208,80¢ Application for rates to olubs should bo made only 10 the office of the Company In Now Orl For turther Information write cloar] sddrom. Make P. O, Money Ordors p wddreas Roglatored Lottora to kW ORLEANS NATIONAT log fal ablo ane Postal Notos and ordinary lotters |-\ Mall Gr Ex pross (all sums of 6 aud upwards by Expross at our oxpense) $0 M A. DAUPHIN, or M. A. DAUPHIN, Now Orleans La, #07 Soventh 8t., Washiggton D O UMPHREYS ) OMEOP:\TfllcfiH Y VETE«U'pccmGQ NERWUS DEBiLITY " Vital Weakness and Pro tration from over work or tre 3 Taris vial of powl rice. Humpli inst, Catuloguo Lroe,) O. A.WILSON.M. D. (Faculty Prizo Medicar Colioge of Ohlo, SPECIALTY THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN UMAHA T0 BUY FoU= et Tel=Ret s A DEWEY & STONE'S, One of the Best and largest 8tocks in the United States to select from. NO STAIRS TO CLIMB, ELEGANT PASSENGER FLEVATOR, SOUTH OMAHA, THAT IS THE NAME OF THE TOWN WHERE Fine Healthy Homes, FOR ALL ARE FOUND ! Where They Can Enjoy Pure Air & Waterl BEAUTIFUL SCENERY Andall of the good 2na pleasar i things that{go to make up a com plete and happy existence. The town of South Omaha i ti.vated south of the city of Omaha on the line of the U. P. Railway, snd it is less than 24 miles from the Omuha post office to the north line ¢ 1 the town site. South Omaha is nearly 14 miles north and south by 24 east and west, and covers an area of nearly four square mles, "he stock yards are at the extreme southern limit. Nearly 1580 lots have been sold aad the demand is on the increase The yards are being rapidly pushed to completion. The $60,000 beef packing house is progressing finely. The $30,000 Water Works are finished and furnish an abundant supply of PURE SPRING WATER. The B. & M. and Belt Line Railwa work and will, in connection with the near the park at the north end of the town. s have a large force of men at . P. Rmlway, bave a union depof Svitable grounds will be || furnished for Church and School purposes. Now is the time to buy lots in this growing city. They wlll never be cheaper than they are to-day. g2~ Apply at the Company’s office, at the Union Stocks Yards. PILES, FISTULA, And other Discasos of the Anus and Reotum. 120 8. 14th 8t. Cor. Douglas OMAHA, NEB. ove od and wit @WS’IRTE CarTie) 3 wnmn nxf and other ELeernio ors nCon ) Days’ Trial TO NGOl oL, o a Buffor g from .} WVASTING Wi PRUSONAL N OriiER reatoration (c WUATANTEED, dy relfef and complito Viaon and MANIOOD onco for Nlustrated m .uhnll. Mich, MARKOOD RESTORED, im of carly imorudon g noryou wramaturo doc Fos dl T Now Yom flfi.Hflf*Nx:'o G LM!GEL BELY 0 oy g ¢ Doyl cui e echariged i ab iy Would Mot Eu“ It. A T el ywvyy by omo of Doctor Horne 0 I y 50 dolng, you will avoid Rhonmatism, Kidnoy tronbles aud othor illa that flesh is holr t60. Do not dolav, but call at_our office, and examino the belts, 1422 Douglas 8t., Oma. Goodman's Drug Btore' 1110 D GOLD MEDAL, FARIS, Id' BAKER'S Breakast Gocoa Warranted absolutely pur Cocoa, from which the excess o Ol Lias been removed, 1t Los thres f Cox dimes the streng) with Btarca, At-ow and i therefore fiur mos cal. It In deliclous, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for invalids se well s for persons in health, A% 8old ny Grocers evorywhera, ¥, BAKER & (0. Dorcloslr, Hasg Health is Wealth ! DR E. €. WrsT's NKRYE AND BRAIN TREABMENT, B cunrantord wpeciflo®or Hyateria, D zzinoss, Convul sons, Fits, Norvous Neuralgia, Headache,” Nervo Prostrat on caused by the use of alcohol or tobbace ful cutal doprossion, Softer osanity and | et Tavoluntary Loswos sud Sper (atorhora caused by over exertiontol the brain, st shuseo or over indulgence. Each box, containg one onth's b eatment. §1.00 w box,or six bottles for 36,00, kent by mall propaid on recoipt of price. WE GUARANTEE 81X BOXE$ With each_order recelved by us moll hed with 85 00, wo will send hio purohiser our wrtlen guaranteo to refund the ucey if the treatment doss not effec Guar wnteos issiod only by JOHN C: WE 00, 1y Brwbe-ry 802 Madison Bt., Chicago, 1l 10 Cure any can or #ix bottles, M. A. 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