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DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , APRIL 27 188 * .
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
City Market , Council Illutfs lena ,
WHOLESALE FLOUR HOUSE ,
General Agent ! for tha Celebrated Mills or 11. P. hmh & C- > . Golden Eagle Hoar , Leavcnwoith
Kan asnnd Queen Bee Mills , Sioux Falls , Dakota.
Petertncf , Smith & Crl t-mlon. Council lllulT , la. .
HI. S. S3l3VC ] .Isr ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS ,
COUNCIL BLTTFFB , IOWA.
TITLE ABSTRACT 0 F FICE.
JT. " TST. n Q XT X OR. 3EI .SB C O.
Lands and Lots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW HATES.
MOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS - - - ' - - IOWA.
HI.
16 North Main Street.
Wl olcs lc d Mer In SHOE FINDINGS. Ready.fitted upper * , In calf ikln and kip. Oak and
hemlock hOLE LhATUEK , and all goods appertaining to the thoa trkdo. Gelds lold at cheap as
intbeEasl. _
IRS. 'PERIS' ' ' HEW MILLINERY STORE
JFOR STYLISH SPRING MILLINERY. PATTERN BONNETS AND
CHILDREN'S HATS A SPECIALTY.
105 South Main Street. Council Bluffs la.
That ne > er require crimping , al lira. J. J. Oood's Ilalr Btoro at prices never befero touched by
any other hair dealer. Alto a tull line ot switches , etc. , at greatly reduced prices. Also gold ,
.stiver and colored nets Wa\es made from tulles' own hair. Do not ( all to call before purchasing
elsewhere. All g ods warranted u represented. MliS. J. J. GOOD ,
29 Main street , Council Illuflj , Ioo.
MASO.NWISE
UTERI , FEED & SALESTABL !
The largest and bes
stables in the west
Roadsters , Saddle an <
draft horses for sale
.also a fine lot of mules
just received which
'will be closed ou
cheap.
SOOTT ST. , NEAR BROADWAY
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IA.
wltho it th
OA1DJSB8 draw Ing of blood or use o
_ _ knlfo. Cures lunp diseases
Flts Scrofula , Liver Com
A VT fVP H I.MJ >
k H1- Dropsy , llhcumo
-
TU M fl R S tlem. Four and Uercur
I U If I V II W ( &l 80re8 ( Erysipelas , Sal
Rheum , Scald Hold , Citairh , wuik , inthmei
And granulated Ejes , i-crofulous Ulcers and Fe-
mlo Disease of all kinds. Alia Kidney am
Vencrlal diseases. Hcaiorrboidj or Pilea curei
or money refunded.
A > I diseases treated upon the principle of vepet
Able reform , without the uia of mercurial pols
oaa or the knife. ,
Electro Vapor or if-elicited Baths , furtilsbei
-those who desire them.
Hornh or Rupture radically cured by the uti
' .Of the Elastic belt Tru s and Plaster , which ha
aotupcrlor In theuorld.
CONSULTATION FREE
CALL OS On ADDRES3
Irs , B , Rice and F ; 0 , Miller ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , la.
LIVERY ,
fted and Sale StoWes ,
18 North First Street ,
Bouquet sold stand. Council Bluffd , loua.
W1LLAI1D SMITH. Prop.
W.D.STILLMAN
. . ,
Practitioner of Homeopathy , consulting
UiysicianandSurgeon ,
Office and residence 015 Willow avenue , Coun-
.ill lilutTe , Iowa.
Iowa.W.
W. E. SINTON ,
DENTIST.
14 Pearl Street , Council BluOa.
Extractlnirand filling a specl.lty. Flrst-c'oss
work guaranteed ,
DR. A. P. HANCHETT ,
'PHYSICIAN ' AND SURGEON.
Office , No. 14 Pearl Street. Hoim , Da m. to
12. , and 2 p. m. , to 6 p , m Kotldcnco , 120
. 'Bancroft ' stiect , Telephonic connection with
Central office ,
DR. AMELiA BURROUGHS ,
.No. 617 First Avenue
_ Hoursfrom 10 to II a. ro. , and 2 to 6 p. m.
BANKER'S LIFE ASSOCIATION ,
DBS MOINK3 , Iowa.
Incorporated Julv 1st , U79 , for the mutual
benefit of bank otllccru and their customers ,
Based on principles of Kquirr , KCONOMV AND SK-
ccRitr. A few experienced life Inuurancu solici
tors wanted. Adilresi , II , M H'.evuos district
isolltltor , Office No. 7 , hvutt'a bloc * , Council
Bluffs , Iowa. Itetlucnoojlol 4th avenue , I' 0.
E. MAXON
. . , .
xt o aa : x a ? , n o ac ? .
Office over savings bank ,
COUNCIL. . BLUFFS , . . , . Iowa ,
REAL ESTATE.
W. p. James , tn connection with his law and
collection business buys and eelli real estate.
Persons wishing ; to buy or cell city property call
at bis office , a > cr Buihnell's book store , Pearl
utreet.
utreet.EDWIN J , ABBOTT.
Justice of the Peace and
Notary Public.
4l6Broadyvay , Council Bluffs ,
Dd eedi and mortgages draw acknowledge
HAIR GOODS ,
WATER WAVES ,
In Stock and Manufactur
ed to Order ,
Waves Made From Your Own Hair.
-TOILET ARTICLES ,
Note , Combs , Brushes , Faoo-pow-
dors , Bands , Hair Ornaments -
monts , Ac. , &o.
All Goods Warranted as
Represented , and Prices
Guaranteed.
337 W. Broadway , aid
109 S. Main St ,
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
Council Bluffs Iowa.
; - - - .
MRS , E , < J , HARDING , M , D , .
Medical Electrician
AND
GYGNEGOLOGIST.
Craniate of Eloctrojnthlc Institution , I'hlU-
lit lull la , Poniu.
Office Our , Broadway & Glenn Ave.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The treatment cf all disease ? i\nd p'luful [ dif
ficulties pccullir to funnliHa Hncl | | tv.
1 he Star Bakery ,
HOWARD & ROBIE ,
227 MAIN ST ,
Employ the best Broid Baker In the Wctt ; also
a choice hind for Cakes and Pics.
Bread delivered to all parts ot the illy.
FRESH FISH !
Game and Poultry ,
Can always be found at B. DANEHY' ' ,
136 Upper Broad WT. .
JNO.JAYFEAINEY ,
Justice of the Peace
3U BROADWAY ,
Council Bluffs , - - Iowa.
W B , MAYES ,
LoansandEealEstate ,
Pioprletor of abstracts of Pottauattatnlo
county , Olllca corner of Broadway and Main
D'rectt , Oiuncll lilulfj , In a
JOHN STEINER , IVI. D , ,
( Dcutschcr Arzt. )
ROOM 5 , EVERETT'S BLOCK ,
Council IMufTa.
DUeor s of wo non and children a specialty.
P , J , "MOHiaOMERY M , D , ,
,
PKEU DiHi'JiNSAHV KVKHY SATUKDAY.
Offlco In IiercU's block , Pearl troct. Holj
dcnce 124 Fourth street. Office houra from B to
2 a. m. , 2 to 1 a'id7t8 _ _ " p. tn. , Council I lulf >
F. C. 8LABK ,
PRACTICAL DENTIST.
Pearl street , opposite the poitofflce. One of
the oldest practitioners In Council Bluffs. Balls-
iifacUon guaranteed In all cases.
ODELL & DAY ,
GEHEEAL FIRE INS0UAHOE
AND .
REAL ESTATE AG'TS.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Boa'd ot Trade building , Council Bluffs , I * .
JOHN LINDT ,
UTTORNEY-AT-LAW
iVIll practice la all state and federal court *
lpe ki Oemuko Vnogutft.
Piny-Day nt Mentor.
Frederic 0. Mather , In St. Nicholas f Jr Hay.
Ono very hot day , last July , I U
the Like Shore rnilwny train at > V
loughby , n little station oighteonmil
oust of Cleveland , in the state
Ohio. Some business ) took mo ti
Mentor , three miles away , and. whi
the boy was driving mo over tnero ,
thought I should like to mnko a en
for pleasure also. You know tin
President Garfield lived at Mento
and you n ill guess that I wished I
call upon his two youngest boys , wli
were then at the Garfield homottcat
The houao does not seem like
farm-house at all , It is inoro like
dwelling in n nllng' , or in n city , ac
in a little piece of lawn , and aholtoro
by throe great locust-trees. I knocko
at the door , and waa naked to onto
the parlor. After a little talk ,
asked about the boys , and was tel
that they were in "tho ofl'ico , " n littl
ono story building , back of the house
used by their father for a study , o
working-ujaco.
Then Itwns led out through n lonj
hall , where n tall clock looked dowi
on mo , and just outaido the roar dee
was the olllco. A narrow path led ou
to it , and I followed along and stoppO (
upon the floor of the little porch tha
jovorod the only door there was
which was the front door. The studj
waa a very small building , with a win
dow on each side of the door , a win
dow at each ono , nnd a window jus
opposite the door. A mite of a chimney
noy came out of the middle of tin
roof.
roof.Tho
The door was open as I stood on
the porch , and I could BOO four boye
playing on the floor. I said to them :
"Well , boys , is this n fortj"
Now the roaaou I thought it was a
fort.was that I saw some pieces of
white chalk , which the boys had
mounted on blocks and sot on the
floor , so as to look like cannon.
This was all that I could see from
the door when I asked the question.
But when I was inside the room , I
saw a lot of paper , soldiers standing
up , and found out my mistake before
this answer came to my question :
"Not much a fort. Wo are deploying -
ploying troops in the Gold , " said ono
of the two Garfield boya whether
[ rvin or Abrum , I forgot just now.
The other two boys were cousins of
theirs , and they were rather younger.
I then looked more closely. Besides
using crayons for cannon they also
! iad brass castors for cannon whecis ,
ind their soldiers had been cut nut of
; ardbonrd with jnckknivos. Small
i tones , nails and peas wcru the bul-
ots and cannon balls. Small paper
lags showed which side was the one-
ny and which the American.
"And who is the enemy in this
raine ? " I asked.
"My brother , " the older Garfield
opliod. "flo doesn't want to be , but
10 has to bo , because ho is beaten so
nuch. "
"But I beat you the other day , "
ihimod in the younger Gariipld.
'Tea , and tno way you did it was
0 bring out a lot of soldiers that had
> eon aont to the hospital the day bo
ore. That was no fair. " .
By this time the boys were again
prawled upon the floor , and ready to
> egin the battle over again.
While ihoywcro picking up th
tones to throw , I looked about th
com. Several largo book-cases wore
illod with the president's books , arid
, desk at the back window , opposite
ho door , had upon it an inkstand and
ion that had peon better days. Tin
oor was bare and paintod.
"How long have you been here ? " I
sked.
"Wo came hero on the 2d of July,1
ho said. "Tho very day papa wai
hot. "
"And do you like living hero aa
fell as in Washington ? "
"Wo like it bettor "
hero , said they ,
beciuso there uro more boys , and
ocauso wo ca.i play out ot doors
loro. "
I should say , hero , that at the time
f my visit a great many persons
tought the president would gut well.
"Now , then , " I said , "go on with
our fun , and let mo sue how you
glit the battle "
You hhould have seen the stormy
me that came when I said this ,
irat , ono side would throw at the
ther until all the soldiers woreknook-
1 over , and then the other side
ould begin. Tins made the enemy
eat for awhile , and then the Amen-
ins. The sport lasted for a long
mo , and when I went away it was
ot because I wanted to , but because
had to , in order to take the train on
10 railway. Aa I sat in the car I
tought over the pleasant afternoon I
id spent ; and I could not help say-
' :
"Well , after all , boys are boya , and
icy play much alike , whether presi-
5nt's sons or not. "
Never Giro tJfc *
If you are suffering with low aud < le-
'eased spirits , loss of appetite , general
ibility , disordered blood , weak conutitu-
> n , headache , or any disease of u blllotu
Hire , by all moans procure a bottle of
tctrlc Bitters. You will be BUrprined teD
D the rapid Improvement that will follow ;
'U will be inspired with new life ;
distil and activity will returnpain ; and
isery will cease , and henceforth > ou will
joice in the praise of Klectrlo liiltera.
Id at fifty ceutu a bottle , byO. V , Good-
in.
Winter Scenes In Gnlcago.
lu Liar tn Chicago Tribune ,
"How the wind moans , papa. "
Snugly cuddled up in a dig arm-
air , her tiny feet peeping coyly
im beneath the folds of a satin
c s whoso dusky dolmens shone out
beautiful contrast to the rosy cheeks
d sunnily'gnld hair of its wearer ,
Inonno Mulntyro was indeed a pic-
ro of bewitching beauty. Ho to
lorn she spoke was a man of erect
d powerful frame , the few silver
reads in whose hair showed that ho
is turning into the homestretch of
e. But the face of this man , al-
ough illumined and beautified by the
lit of a holyf tender father-love
ten speaking to the girl , waa at other
nes sad enough in the painful rig-
ity of its lines , and now , as the
ful glow of the open tire caused
ango shadows to leap around the
inly-furnished room , the face was
iron a weird , fierce look1 that ono
38 in the pictures of the Vikings
lilo wandering through the galleries
the Louvre.
The man's off foot moved uneasily
d presently ho raised it and scratch-
his other log.
Tha wind moaned again , and the
tie head with its mass of fluffy flax-
hair that was nestled so cunningly
thin the shapely white arm , and lay
with such pretty contrast on the dec
crimson velvet of the big arm-clia
moved uneasily.
"What la the matter with my litl
pot ? ' asked Harold Mclntyro , lookii
with grave earnestness at his child.
The girl blushed rosy-red , and h
gan chewing an apple , but did not r
ply.
ply."I
"I BOO , " said the father , glnncir
kindly at his child ; "you are anxioi
because ono whom I might name is m
hero ; anxious because you cannot hoi
his footstep. Is it not so , Adrtcnnci
The girl gave no answer. Thoi
was a sudden lull In the fierce rntjtn
: > t the storm , and nothing coujd I
lieard SAVO the mutlled crunshing o
ho applo.
Presently Adriomio spoke. "D
you blame mo , papi , for being anxioui
and heartsick , and lonely bcc.tus
Armand dooa not come ? Do yo
blame mo that forebodings of some
thing dreadful fill my mind when th
ono whom 1 adore , and whoso love i
my life , fails to keep his tryst , fails t <
show up on schedule time ? "
No answer. Again the sound o
thb half-munched apple.
Five minutes pass ; long , lank min
utos. that seem to Adriomio aa if thoj
would never got by. Then the fathei
speaks. "Any man , " ho says , "win
would ride two milo.i in a street cat
on a night like this , when there arc
plenty of billiard saloons within n
block of his boarding house , is r
chump. "
"Oh , fathorl" cries the girl , "dc
not say that ] you wrong Armand , in
deed you do. Ho may bo thought'
less , and giddy , and even dissipated
( I hoard ho smoked a cigarette last
week ) , but he is not a chump. "
As aha erases to speak the boll
rings. Adrienne runs to the door
dim flings her arms around a younc ;
man , who kisses her with the Loavitt *
itreot warmth.
"You have como at last , my darl
ing , " the girl says , getting ready to
fisH him ng.vin.
"Yes " . "But I
, ho replies. cannot
itay ; I must speak to your father at
nice. " Stopping quickly into the
tarlor ho loads Air. Mclntyro into the
ihady recess of n bay window , and
whispers n few words in his ear The
ild man's iaco lights up with n bouuti-
ul , childlike smile.
"All the boys going to bo there ,
'ou say ? " he whispers to Armand.
"Yes , " is the mufllcd reply.
"Half a dollur onto and un oyster
upper at 12 ? "
"Yes. "
Going to where Adrienne is sitting
> y the iiro , the kind father loans over
tor and says : "My darling , Armand
las just brought mo sad noun. My
ild friend and partner in business ,
Stholbert Simpson , in dying , and lua
out for mo. Armand will show mo
ho way to his house. I shall not bo
tack until late , and if this ficrco
tonn , which I almost fear to face ,
lees not subside , I may stay ovortoun
11 night. Good-by , my precious ono"
-and , kissing her tenderly , the old
ian turned away.
"Good-by , darling , " said Armand ,
nooling by Adrionno's side and tak-
ig her hand in his. "You know how
; pains mo to leave you , but duty calls
nd I must obey. "
As the two men reached the gate
lie father said to Armand : "You are
ot such a sucker as I took you to bo ,
nd you shall bo married to Adrienne
i the spring. "
Millions Given Away.
Millions of Bottles of Dr. Kin 'H Now
liacuvory for Consumption , Coujha and
olds , have been given nway an Trial
ottlts of the 'nrge ' uizo , ThU enormous
; itl.iy would bo disastrous to the pro-
rietors , were it not for the rare" merits
osscsed by this wonderful medicine. Gall
, O , J * ' . Goo linnn'u lrug Store , and got
Trl il Bottle free , and try for yourself.
; never fuilu to euro.
Plowing by Steam ,
A recent issue of The St. Paul Pio-
cor-Press says : A largo number of
joplo were present yesterday at the
yndalo farm to witness the teat of
10 steam plow imported from Kng-
nd by Mr. J. Allen , for practical use
i the lied river valley. ! Fif teen ceres
1 well-turfed ground were selected
r the test. Two traction engines
ere placed at either end of the lield
furnish propelling power. The plow
opor is composed of a solid iron
amo on 'a gii ; , and containing six
owe on either side of the frame ,
i placed as to admit of the end not
use that used in going in the op-
isito direction being raised from
0 ground by the weight of the other
id and two men , who ride on the
ow. The engines are alternately sot
motion , hauling the plow back and
rth , turning tix furowa every trip ,
x furrows , the entire length of the
bio , takes in an acre of ground , but
storday the length of the cable
iund and unwound on the immense
urns necessitated six trips per acre ,
10 plow was drawn at a speed of four
lies an hour , and did the work as
> il as any breaking plow , the work
oving ite practicability on ground
: o that provided for the test ,
r. Allen says tha plow can
oak thirty acres every ton
urs , and Mr. Allen has contracted
break tlirco thousand acres thin
ring1 , with the privilege of ton thou-
nd acres , for the lied Uivor Land
mpany , at Hope , at the rate of $3
r aero , The engines can bo operated
th about two hundred pounds of
Tt coal per acre , and it is expected
nt but lour men will bo necessary to
orate the machinery. This is the
st plow of the kind brought to the
st. Mr , Allen also gave an oxperi-
mtal test of a harrow ho designs
ing in back-sotting , which was jerk-
across the fluid oven inoro rapidly
in the plow , tearing the sod with
1 utmost oooo.
Oivonap byDootoru ,
"Is it possible that Mr. Godfrey Is
and at work , and cured by so sim-
a remedy ? "
"I assure you it is true that ho is
lirely cured , and with nothing but
> p Bitters ; and only ten days axe
i doctors gave him up and said he
ist die ! "
"Woll-a-dayl That is remarkable !
vill go this day and got some for
t poor Georico I know hops are
od.-Salem Post.
An Iowa Wolf Hunt.
: Gregor Times ,
Several wolves have boon soon for
mo time past in the neighborhood
the "wild eighty" in Guard town-
ip. Aa they had become quite
) ublosorao to farmers in the vicinity
their rendezvous , becoming ao bold
as to attack sheep in broad daylig
in sisjht of their owners' dwelling
D. 13. Stralton and Adam Kit
planned a hunt for the purpose of d
stroying some of the posts. The
plan , whiah worked to a charm , w
to take a team , knowing that wolv
are not afraid of horses , and ondcav <
to got into their haunts withoi
alarming them , On the mon
ing of the llth they startc
out , taking but ono young dc
with them , their object being to she <
the nolvi's and not "run thorn down.
Ere they had proceeded f.xr they dii
covered two largo wolves about half
milo distant in the lioid of Mi
Mursh , On j orcoiviug the hunter
' : liey immediately loft the open tlol
or the adjoining blult'i , Selecting
position which oll'erod a good view c
ho neighboring blull'j , Stratton con
iralcd himself in the long grass , whil
Cibel with the team and dog endeavored
orod to drive or entice the wolves ii
range of Stratum's nllo. Soon ;
wolf was driven toward the hunter ii
ambuah. When the wolf had an
preached within tironty-fivo rod
of him Stratton gayo n shril
whistle , which ciusod the wolf ti
stop a moment in his mad course ovoi
the binds. That moment proved tt
bo last , for an unerring bullet fron
St rat ton's ntlo sped on its message ol
death , and ho sank to the oartl
ptorced through the heart. Ho was r
noble specimen of his kind , woic-hiiif
forty-seven and a half pounds. The
hunt now became an exciting ono
aud by noon they had as trophies o !
their hunt , nine wolves. A single
wolvo out of A drove of ten escaped
and that carried with it a ball iron
the rifle of Mr. Marsh , who hac
joined the hunt.
The boys , somewhat fatigued , returned
turned homo , thinking they had done
\ big forenoon's work.
eiDe Meyer's
CATARRH
CURE.
T he antidotal theory , no\c ivdimttal to ba
lie only treatment ulilth will eradicate Oatnr-
Iml Polion.
tcClttu. . II. Tnjlor , 140 Noble street , Ilrnok-
jnuro " N. Y.t "Ono l > ackHRO tfTotted a radical
uro
uroKcv < 7co. Ai 1'cK Cobloiklll , Hclionulo Co ,
i. Y. "it it'storul mu to my ministerial Iv
mra
llov. W. H. Sunnier , Frederick , Jld , : "Kino
csuits In el rases In my f.Miillv "
Her. tiio i : , I rnttSt.Htilicii3 Itoctory 1'liHn :
Quito underfill ; lit mo distribute jour'Troa-
Iso. ' "
Clivi. II. Mnrihopo , Newport , n. ' . : "I win
oodenf toliu.ir tlio church bells ring : hu rlri | {
uitorcd. "
( ! cone \V. I ami rlsht. 73 lllddlo street , llftltl.
lore. Alii , , "SuHcn.fi 0 yi-ai iiicrfett y cured.
Mra. M. B. KlicoiR.\ , , ! 0.'J tamli utreet tjt.
.oult. : The first imturil brtnth In 0 yoart "
Mrs J. W I'nrroll , ( iolilcn , tlty , Col. : "Used
nly ono package ; entirely curcu ; euffurcd 24
"
ears
Dr. K. N.CIftrk , Dentist , 8 JInntOBOtncrj'.Btroot ,
an Francisco. ; SuHcrtd ID jeani ; i > crfectij
urcd , " etc
Dr. Wei Do Meyer'f Popular "TREATISE"
n Catarrl ) mal cd frco The front Ouro Is do-
Ivered liy ilrulstH , or > y D D. Dewey & Oo. ,
Bi 1'ulton , Btrtit , New York for l,00.
nion-wtxl-frltmt w-cow
HAWTHORN'S
CENTENNIAI , EXCELSIOR
ROOF PAINT.
lias stood test of 13 yean. Applicable to
letal , Shinnies , and Flat Ittoff , and all metallic
urfaccH. Coi.talnino oil oruny other c\npor-
Unit propertlai to allow porcfl far inolstura to
each iho rooUI. UnaOcctod by boat or cold ,
cither crackn. breaks , nor blletnn. For further
iformatlon add 039 | | , r "
i-UMK & SHOOKEY ,
STATE AGENTS ,
OMAHA , NEB.
Koom 0 , Crclghton Iltock.
wit 6UIl-AOENrS WANTED.
71011 SAU-Chonii-\V'n : ! < tmlll , toner anil
. ; ] iuini > , nit Lonijilotc. II en In lisa nbaut blx
col ; . Ad'lrots Ilunry Lhuny , 1210 Capital
c , Oumhi , Nou. [ \\lt
OK
IHORT HORNJULLS.
will sell at public sallo in OOUNOIL
BLUFFS , IOWA , on
fiflay May 5fcli , 1882 , at 2 p. m.
THIRTY HEAD OF
iioroughbred Short ; Horn Balls
of good families , and good individual -
idual animals , Terms cash.
J. M , CHAPIN.
Cataloguoi furnished on application to W. II
iverly , Council Illuffi , Iowa. apr2l-wltdZ
> AUKCIIANCK FOIl KAUUKUB.-Tho party
\i to whom the Amcrlc n QrlndlDK Mill ,
j. I ) , with com and cob cruihlni ; attachment
I In the recent distribution of prumluuiii to
bscrlburu to Tim HUK , not bolui ; a farinur , will
ijjoso of nald mill on iiKh tormi nil will make
a great Inducement to ( imam.
Addroiw , M. K II. ,
P.O. IloxOIS ,
ipr20.f ( Council lllufT * , la.
Buby'a Appeal ,
Vhat makoa I cry and foUu ray Fzu nnuulitj1'
> uuo ute i.ucli ache , an I uoiir In my iiiouffv ;
ui too , cant icop , and wormi hltu zo billy ;
ftvtr" z % my , fool like I wi Jolly ,
itBfyour bablcu try , Dick anJ Victoria ,
Iron mama i gone , aiiJ ubnt hata Uaitorla.
rouro right , i hey fairly i oil , " Ihtro Undo Cy ;
tiilu Frank have Casi irfa , ho deut cry.
A niCC fMI V TtllNKl Wo will land
' '
HUltlO UNLY.
) oul pairi'lnkcdI'll
r tioaml , ii Japinoto C'rape Lhtlr 1'ldkn , I
yMNummtr LampHtoiu , I flojant Framed
rouio , 6 rajioia A ort d Nttdloi and large
iiUratul Btory I'ajierfor Bnionthi , I you Mill
( hit outacii return It to ui with 67 cents.
In appear * but onto. Mlicodany I'ubllthlng
, , Ikinton , Mam. Jt
TiuHHMorMllo H. Btev-
imA ; C'o.ol which I WM a
in > o , , Juviitf hun dlmulvod , and the luiil-
wof the thluigo olllcoof that firm ( w tilth woo
abll hoi arm man > triJ by me ) belig In my
nil * to compute , I w II continue the builnciu
the same oillui and with the tame force of
rkg 'She pttronavo f all Boldloril In eollcltcd.
droaj all communrcatlonir ,
LOUId K. OILI.SON ,
I'ensloii Attorney ,
15,97 & 09 Motropolitin 15ock ! , Chlcogo , 111 ,
Oliver JJcnnli , non retldont :
ton are hereby notlflcd that the Omaha N a-
ual bank IIM undo aj plication In the county
jrt for Uouglan counf , tate of Nubraika.for
9 rovhal of a Judimiut $ , rciuloreJ In said
jrt wherein they werJ plainttlfi and tuo Hall
um Englno company and joumull were do
idauti , rendered outlo 7th day of January ,
I ) . , Ib7 , for the numb ! 12 . & 2 and 10 attor-
y'u fee and $1 SS cou of tutt. You are roqulr-
to npvar aud tahow rauto why tald lud o-
stit should not o revived ou the flrut Monday
May , A I ) . , 1882 , to w hlcu tune wld action at
oienl atandi adjourned. .
w-tt THE OMAHA NATIONAL DANK.
M TT f\ 13IA.N WHITE
A I "l n vulllvatlen. 100 bu :
) 14 I fT& Wfe. Hardy , prolmc ,
ft I W
'nmtproof , lib. pontpa.S
c. BlUA oostpaldglOO ; I fyu. hy freight or
press , not prepaid , 41,25 ; 1 f > u , prepaid (2.00.
9 y hags 25c. eachrxtra. Ask\ your merchant
r circular. AddetM ]
D , M. PKUuYfe OO.i | DetrolttUlch.
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS.
HOTELS.
AnUMQTON ,
SARATOGA HOTEL ,
MARSH HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
HALL HOUSE ,
CITY HOTEL ,
COMMERCIAL HOTE. ,
GRAND CENTRAL
MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE
GREENWOOD HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
ENO'S HOTEL ,
EXCHANGE HOTEL ,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL ,
MORGAN HOUSE ,
CUMMIT HOUSE ,
JUDKINS HOUSE ,
HOUSTON HOUSE ,
REYNOLDS HOUSE ,
WALKER HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
CITY HOTEL ,
PARK HOUSE ,
NEBRASKA HOTEL ,
MERCHANTS HOI EL
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
PARKS HOTEL ,
COMMERO AL HOTEL ,
DAQNELL HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
JUDKIN8HOU8E ,
BALL HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
WOODS HOUSE ,
DOUQLAB HOUSE ,
BEDFORD HOUSE
ARLINGTON HOUSE ,
NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE
PROPRIETORS
J. O. MclNTIRE ,
J. 8. 8TELLINIU8 ,
E.MAN3 ,
JOHN HANNAN ,
A. W. HALL ,
OHENEY A CLARK.
J , Q. MEAD ,
C.ISEYMOUR ,
p. u THORP ,
A. O. OAARPER ,
W.MAYFIELD ,
E. STOREY.
E. U ENO ,
O. B , HACKNEY ,
FRANK LOVELL ,
E. L. GRUBO ,
OWAN & BECKER ,
JUDKIN3 & BRO , ,
QEO. CALPH ,
O. M.REYNOLDS ,
D. H. WALKER ,
8. BURQC88 ,
Dl B , WILLIAMS ,
MRS. M. E. OUMMINGB ,
JU AVERY ,
J. W. BOULWARE ,
F. M. PARK ,
HENRY WILLS ,
CHAD. DAQNELL ,
WM. LUTTON ,
FRANK WILKINSON ,
H. H , PERRY ,
BF. STEARNS ,
JOHN EOKERT ,
J. 8. DUNHAM ,
J. T. OBEEN ,
J. M. BLACK & SON.
A. T. POTTER ,
TOWKF'
Lincoln , Nets ,
Mllford , Neb.
BROWNSVILLE , Neb
etromtburg Na
Loultvllle
Bl lr. Nab.
Nolle ) ' . Neb :
Nsbratka Olty , Neb
Weeptnfc W tepN
Hardy , Neb.
Greenwood , Neb
Clarlnda , law *
Cremont , Neb.
Aihland , Neb
Atklnion , Neb.
Guide Recd , Neb.
Oretton , la.
Red Onk , la.
Extra , la ,
Atlantic , la ,
Audubon , la. ,
Neola , la.
Harlan , la ,
Oornlnc , la.
Gtanton ,
Burlington Junction , M
Blanchard , la.
Shenandoah , la ,
Dayld City , Neb.
College Sprlngt , la.
Vllllica , la.
Matvern , la ,
Ida Grore , la
Odebolt , la
Otceola , Neb.
Clark * . Neb.
Bedford la.
Marytvllla Mo
Norfolk Junction Neb
THE JELM MOUNTAIN
AND
IT" V
Mining and Milling Company.
( Vorklng Capital' - esoo.ooo.
Capital Biock , 81,000,000
Par Value of Shares , 826,000.
STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE
Mines Located in BBAMBL MINING DISTRICT.
OJc'Jfc'JL C3JUJbrCZ3
DII. J. T. THOMAS , President , Cummins , Wyoming. t
WJI. E. TILTON , Vtee-Proaldent , Cummins , Wyoming ; !
R. N. HARWOOD ( , Secretory , Cummins , Wyoming ,
A. 0. LUNN , Treasurer , Oummlag , Wyoming
Dr. J. I. Thoniu. LouU Miller W. B. Bramel. A. G , Dunn.
E. N. llarwood. Francis Loavoni. Qco. II. Faloti Lowla Zolman.
Dr. J. 0. Watklui.
io2mo5m GEO. W. KENDALL , Authorized ARont ( or Sola ot Stock :
aQSTETTERV
I * ' CELEBRATED IA
" < & . .G\ B
For a quarter of a century or moro ilostotlor e
Btomacti liters has been the rclenlui ; rp9clllc
lor IndljToatlot dyapcpflb , fcvor and ague , loss of
iihyalcal ttarolna liver complaint and othi r dUor
ikrs.'and hiu been inont oaiphatlcally Indorsed by
medical men as a health acd strength rotor
itlTO. It counteracts a tendency to premature
decay , and suitattiH and comforts the aged and
Inflrm.
Vet sale by all dnitfgJstoand dealers generally
al to inl
MAW
Vrflt for bolnif the rae t7Jlrcct. qulcltwit , an
ifoat line connuctlni ; tbo ( 'ioat llutropolU. 0111
IAaO , and tbo llmu/tM , KOHiJI-KAnmiN.h I
nd HOUTII-KASUHN I.IKM , which tcrroloatr there
rlth KANHia Citr , IiAV Hwo TU , ATOUUOM
k > UNrri < liLurra and Omui , the
'siirsut ' from which radiate
LINE OF ROAD , ,
ittiij the Continent from tu
Ivor to the 1'uclllo Blope. Tha '
IIJIOAGO HOOK ISLAND & PA-
OIFIO RAILWAT
i the only line from Chicago owning track In
: nr/j , or which , by lt o ii road , loocbee th
olnta above camad. No TkABur na nr OiBtttioi
'a UISUIKO oo.xii'noTiiu-iiil Ho huddling In 111
tntllatcd or unclean cars , as every r * isengc'rl
irrlcd In roomy , clian and vonulued eoacbM
pen Font Kzpreu Trilno
DATCAnaof uiirhalod mafcnlBcencv ,
iriho Ciim. and our own world fuciom
iiaixa Ciuj , uiion which uoals are served of nn >
jrpassed excellence , at the low rate ol Siv s-T-
tun Curia IAOII , with ample time lor hoaltbta
Can between Chicago , Peorla , Mil
nukee and Mlsaourl Hirer Polnta : and cloae coa
actions at all point * of Intersection with other
Mull.
We ticket ( do not forget this ) directly to even
lace of Importance lu Kansas , Nebraska , lila'i
mis , Wyoming , UUb. Idaho , Nevada , Callforc ,
regon , wa&hlngtoa Territory , Colorado , Arizona
ad New Uexlco.
Aoll beral arrangements regarding bapgoxe u
ny other line , and rates of far * always agl ovr as
ompotltors , who turnleh but a tithe o tUe com *
ort Dogs and tackle ol sportsmen free.
Ticket * , mans and folders at all prlndpa
Qces lu the UnlteJ UUtud aud Canada.
Jl. R. CABLE , E. 6T. JOHN ,
ilcoi'roa'ti.aon. Gou , Tkt audfiuu'rAg
Uaaagor , Chicago Ctdcaaro.
II. MAI NWEILER
Railroad Outfit OB Bbort
11 th St. , Near Farnham.
ml-eod-t
ERECT-f-
l&OUTE-
, o >
EHSTWARD
Is the old Favorite and
- FOR -
CHICAGO ,
PEORIA ,
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE.
DETROIT.NIAGABA FALLS ,
NEWYORK.BOSTOIM ,
And all Poluts East and South.East
THELINECOUPRISES
Nearly 4,000 miles. Solid Smooth Steel Tracks )
All connections ore mode In UNION DbPOTS.
It his a National Hopntatlon as belnir tha
Great Through Oar Line , and Is universally
conceded to bu the FINEST EQUIPPED Kali-
road In the world ( or ill classes of travel. '
Try It and you will flnd traveling a luxury
Instead of s > discomfort.
Through Tickets vU rhls Celebrated line for
sale at all offices In the West.
All Information about Hates of Fare , Sleeptor
Car Acocmuiodatlons , Time Tables , Ac. , wul b *
cheerfully given by applylnlnr to
T. J. POTTER ,
lid Vlce-l'reu't & Oen. MnnajerChlc ( go
PERCIVAL LOWELL ,
Qen. Possenor Agt. Chicago ,
W. J. DAVKNPOUT ,
Oen Agent , . Conncll Bluffs.
.ii.i' . D'UELL , Ticket Art.'omabA. (
morn-cd ly
Sioux City & facie
THE SIOUX CITY ROUTB
Runs a Bolld Train Ihrough from
Council Bluffa to St , Paul
Without Olmnga Time , Only 17 Hour *
it is
XOO UILE3 TIIK SHORTEST BOUTK
ntou
OOUNOIL BLUFFS
TO ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTIT OR BISUABOK
and all points In Horthtrn Iowa. Minnesota and
Dakota. This line Is equipped with the Improved
Wostlnghousa Automallo Air-broke and Hllto
Platform Coupler and liuflcr : and tot
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
Is unsurpassed. Pullman Polaca Bleeping Car
run through WITHOUT CHANGE between Kan
sas City and fit. Paul , via Council Blufls and
Bloux City.
Trains leave Union PaclBa Transfer at COOL.
ell muffs , at 7:35 p. m. dally on arrival of Kama *
City , Bt. Joseph and Council Jllufla train Irom
the South. Arriving at Bloux City 11:35 p. m. ,
and at the N w Union Depot at St. Paul at ISM
noon.
TEN UOUBS ra ADVANCB or Amrioxaut
ROUTE.
tSTRometnbsr tn taking the Bloux City Rout *
you jot a Through Train. The Shortest Lln .
the Quickest Time and a Comfortable Hide la th
ThtouRh Cars between
COUNCIL ULUWS AND 8T. PAUL.
WTSeo that your Tickets red via the "Elon *
City and I'aclaa Uallrod "
J. B. WATTLE3 , J , B. BUCHANAN
Superintendent , Oen'lPau. Agent *
P. K. UOUINUON , Ass't Oeu'l Pass. AB' . ,
Missouri Valley , Iowa
W. IX DAVIS , Southwestern Agent ,
Oouncl Blufls low *
Geo. P. Bemis
REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
I6th nd Uodg 8U. , Omahs Nb ,
This geney does staictLTa brokerage bueUs * * .
DOM nt speoulat * aud tb i < n uy bajfsJat
oooki ai Inevutd V ) < u * . Irfhial