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TEE DAILY BEEr-AVEDKESDAY , SEPTEM . . . , / ' * ' -u -
IE.
. .
WHOLESALE ASD IlKTAIL ,
\
STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
TITLE ABSTRACT 0 F FIDE.
j. % r. s * Cfc xr x DR. 33 .as o o.
Lauds and Lots Bought and Sold ,
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS - IOWA.
H&NRY BEECRO.--T ,
LIVECT STAi LE ,
HEN IlOOKItS' OLD STAND.
Uf , 11 con"nuo running Mi city line to ) lnrtscl fleetly. AH crJcis nttcnJeil
ta. LU\V OIMI'.O S OUVUANTl.ED. New stock co s nntl > rcrclu-il.
D. M. OONNfcLL ,
Funeral Director and Undertaker ,
No. 17 , North Main Stroot. Council Bluffs
Call j promptly answered ill all hours , nlfjht or ihj. Hewlicurso ixaJ London carriages direct
Irom HID [ ictory nro Mil In connection therewith.
Tint never require crimping , at Mrs. J. J. flood's Hair Store , it jiriei'S never before touched by
ny other hair dealer. AUo a dill line ol switches , etc. at | > rc.itl } rrduccd prices. Also gala ,
v silver and colored nets Wttvci maJo from ladles' own hair , Do not ( all to tall botoro purchasing
elsewhere. All Roods wwrantfldM represented. MIlS. J. J. GOOll ,
29 MMnslrcci , Council Hindi ) , Iowa.
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUT MAIH STREET.
THH BEST BREAD IN THE CITY. None but first-class Bakor.
employed. Bread , Cake , Pics , &c. , delivered to any part of the city. Om
Wapoiis run aU day.
P. AYRES , Proprietor.
No. 530 , BROADWAY , ( Palmer's Block.
Between Cth nnd 7th streets.
IB II BB TH U P kW Hll
OurMotto : Strict clcmillncss , the best quality of meats , and lowest jwidblo prices. Meats de-
Uerrd to'any rnrtol tlio clt ) . Come and aeu our new shop.
BITHIIUIOUSII
At Bryant's Spring ,
Oor. Broadway and Union Stn.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Plain , Medicated , Vapor , Electric , 1'lunge ,
Douch , Shower , Hot Biid Cold liitlii. Com
petent male and kmalu nurcea and attendants
always on hand , and the bent olraio and atten
tion d vui patruua. Special attention Kit en to
bathlnsr children. Investigation aud patronage
lollcitedDR. . A. H STUDLEY & Co. ,
100 Upper Broadway.
'Dr. Studley : Treatment of chronic diseases
ilalty.
I KRMOVED without the
H Jllkin litTin
/ 1 1 A W I I Hi K N dMwlnff or blood or use of
/ U Ju.il UillluU knife. Cures lun ? disoascn ,
r" AMT > rvpm.'lf Fits , Scrofula , Liver Com-
.M JX p'alnt. Dropsy , Hhcuma-
T II Wl H S Fever and Mcrcur-
n tlsm , -
1 U III U ft O lal Bire9i Erysipelas , Salt
I Rheum , Scald Held , Catarrh , weak. Inflamed
' IS. and granulated Eyes , Scrofulous Ulcers and Fc-
8 S malolMaeosoiof all kinds. Also Kldnoy and
f Vencrial diseases. Ilemorrholdaor Tiles curoU
money refunded.
All dlioasej-ireatcd upon thoprlnclploof -
able reform , without the use of mercurial pois
ons or the knife.
Electro Vapor or Indicated Baths , furnished
who desire them.
Ilernii or Rupture radically cured by the use
k the Elastic belt Truss and I'laster , which has
superior lu tlio world.
CONSULTATION FREE-
\
CALL ON OB ADDRESS
DPS , U , Eico anfl F , 0 , Miller ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , la.
J. M. PALMER ,
DEALER IN
REAL ESTATE
AW 3 LOAN AGENT ,
COUNCIL BLTirrS. IO"W
W.D.STILLMAN
. . ,
Pnctltlcner of Hemcopathy , consulting
PhysiciananilSurgeon ,
Office and residence BID Willow avenue , Coun-
cl Bluffs. Iowa.
SINTON & WEST.
DENTISTS.
14 Pearl Street , Geunoil Bluffs.
* Ktractlnand ( filling * epecUlty. First-class
if
DR. A. P. HANCHETT ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office. No , 1 * Pearl Street. Houn. D a. m. to
2 and2 p.m. , to 6 p , m. Ueaidcnce , 120
Bancroft street. Telephonic connection with
Central office.
F. T. SEYBERT , , M. D. ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IA.
Ofllco No. 5 , Eyorett Block , Broadway -
way , over A. Louio'a Restaurant.
E. MAXOH
. . ,
Office OTor eivloji bank ,
OOUNOIli BLUFFS , - . lorra.
REAL ESTATE.
W. C. Jamci , la connection lth bU law and
Election buslnessbuya and Belli real estate.
rer 0ni vlihlng to buy n ftcll city propert > call
a ( hit offlca , over Buihnell'i book ( tore , Pearl
itreet _
EDWIN J , ABBOTT.
Justice oi the Peace and
Notary Public ,
416 Broad way , Council Bluffs.
DM < ! I andmortzogei drawn land ackoowl ged
\
WATER WAVES.
En Stock and Manufactur
ed to Order.
\Vavoa Made From Your Own Hair.
TOILET BTICIES ,
All Goods Warranted as
Represented , and Prices
Guaranteed.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
337 W. Broadway ,
Oouncil Bluffs ; - - - Iowa
MRS , , J , HARDING , I , D , ,
Medical Electrician
AND
GYGNECOLOGIST.
Qraduata of Eloctropathlc Institution , Phila
delphia , I'enu * .
Offlca Cor , Broadway & Blonn Avo.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The treatment of all dlaeasea and painful dlf-
flcultlea peculiar to fomalea a epocialty.
J. G. TIPTON ,
Attorneys Counsellor ,
ORlco over First National Dank , Council Bluffs.
Iowa. Will practice In the etoto and fedora !
courta.
courta.JNO.JAYFRAINEY ,
Justice of the Peace ,
814 BROADWAY ,
Council Bluffs. - - Town.
W , B , MAYES ,
Loans andEealEstate ,
Proprietor of abstracts of Pottawattamto
county , ORlco corner of Broadway and Ualn
etrccti. Council lllutfa Iowa.
JOHN STEINER , M. D. ,
( Deutacher Ant. )
Cor. WASHINGTON AYE & 7th St.
Oouncil Bluffs.
A/laeaaea ol women and children a epaclalty.
P , J , MONTGOMERY , M , D ,
FBKE DISPKHSAUY EVJSIIY SATUKDAY ,
Offlco In Everett's block , Pearl trect. Hc l
dcnce C23 Fourth street. Office hours from 0 to
8 a. m. , 2 to land 08 p.m. Council Muff
"
F. 0. CLARK ,
PRACTICAL DENTIST
Pearl opposite the postofflce. One o
the oldest pratltloneri In Council Ulufla. Bills
Ufactlon guaranteed In
MAURBB & ORAIQ , .
ARTISTIC POTTERY
r.lcli nut QloBB , Fine French Olalna ,
Silver Wure &o. ,
8(0 BROADWAY . COUNCIL 1ILU1T8. WA
JACOB SIMS ,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Ofllco Broadway , between Main and Pea
Struts. Hill practice In BUte and Fvder
Court *
COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILROAD
TIME
nitc oo , ROCK I HMI i
t\'l tt. Arrho.
AtlMitlc l\t..r : > SOpin IVirlflc r.xt..f > : l5nm
Knnd Mali'.nsflMII IN Ami.Mali'.Oftlpin
D. SloltiM .v..7:1.1 a in 1M Moliiwiso'-tMO p in
nurvoo , m m.itiiTiix VSIXIIIMY.
ivjnrt. Arrhc.
\ttintir-r.\t. . .vno p m I Pvinc i\.n : : OAin
Mai nnd K\.1)"JO.iin Mall nnd K\.7.wpni
N Y. K\ t cwpin I NtbA. Ka 1'A..S.1.10 n in
ruirvao A.\D MintitwMTrm.
IVpart. Ariho.
, . . . 1 Paclflo I'Al. . .
M\l and K\.n Wain I MM nnd \ ' . \ ' .f.lpin :
hlVX dn , St. JOB AND COl'Mllj IIUIIK.
Hcpart , Arrhp.
Mall and ix..flA : * Am I r.tprc < . . . . . . . .ro"iOpm
IXpn. 9ilUiin | I Mall and Kv. . Uljim :
IMOX i Acute.
1'cpirt. Arrltc.
I E11 ; . in. Ourhmlr.v.lo p. m.
l.ltidiln l'\ .llain. : : in. DonicrK\
lii-ii\iT l\ : , ; no p. in. l \ ' . \ . ( ! : : un. in.
Ixi * .il l'\ , . , .Ti'J.T n. in. i\ : . ! inrv. ( in.
Kinlemnt . . .nrJUp. in. IX . . , ( ! : i)0n. ) in
WM1CII , 8K. I.OfIS AM ) I
l > cpirt. Arrl\e.
Mnllnnd V.H ! : A III I Mall and IX. . UlOpin
I'nnnoii lUli.M \ : p in I Cniinon Rul.llui : n in
MlttnAMll'ACIIIC. .
Depirt. Arrhc.
rorSlou1H > .7'.Vnm 11'nn Slonv U'j .fiiiO P inFer
For Port Niubrnra. Fnu Tort Xlobrar. > ,
Neb * 7ViAin : Nel * ii.V : > ] ) tn
lor bt , I'linl. . .7:10 : p in I From St , liinl..8r : > OA in
IIIICMHI , VILUAIKtlUtT. : . fUl , .
lop. rt. Arrluv.
Mall nnil i\'l0nm : ) : | Mall and \ ' . \ . . . ll.V. pin
Council Built * & Omulia Street U. U.
Iea > o Council ll'inls. ' Lent e Onialii.
n in , II n in , 10 a in , R n in , 0 n in , 10 n m ,
a in , 1 in , 2 p in , .1 p 11 nin , 1 pin'pin , : ip
I p in , 5 p in , ( i p in in , 4 p in , n p in , Ci p in ,
Strcit Kirn run half hourly to tlio 1'iilon P.idllo
> opot. On Sunday thu ram begin tlu'lr trips nt
oi look a. m. , nnd run rcKU nr v during the d.i.\
t U , 11 , i ! I , 5 and i > o'u ink , mid run to dttime. .
IXi-cpt yund.iji. t Except Satunlaji. ( I'M'cl't
OIld.HH.
DEMANDING DAMAGES.
ho Consolidated Tank Line
Feels Itself Liuoled.
A Saifc Therefore
Aqainst Qrouowe , ' &
t-choentjen.
The Cause * jLouillii ; : Tlioroto
Tin : BEG has from time to tiinu
ftvon to the public ijuito fully and in
etail the fncta cunccniing thu Into
umo u'uii ' cuiiccniing thu itiapoctioii
f oili ! aold hero for illumiuntin ; ; pur-
> oaoa. lu roaponuo tu a. petition of
itizona , thu city council appointed , oa
10 linv rcquhca in such canon , nn oil
tspector , the chosen ono being W.
I. Batchclor , a youny man of no ex-
joricuco in thu buiincea , and as KOCH
> y his record , n young man rather
ncking in judgment. For Domctimu
) cforo Gronowei ; & Schoenlgcn , ono
f the crocory houses hero , had boon
hargiug thai the oil sold by the Con-
olidntod Tank Line company was not
up to thu legal tuot. li.Uchcldi'B firat
iay'a work was to teat the oil in one
of the company's tanks , nnd then test
barrel of Grouowow & Schocntgon'e
oil. He then proceeded to sign a
card condemning the Tank company's
oil , and pulling up Groonowig
Schoentgen'a. This card was publish
ed iu the papnrs and otherwise clrcu <
atod through the country. This soeint
; o bo thn chief cauao of complaint. Ae
Due BEE has already said it was very
ll-advised for any ollicml to thus loud
iimsolf and his position to such an
advertisement , oven if the matter sent
orth therein was true , but the Tank
jino company inaists that it was un-
rue. A charge waa preferred against
ho company m the court , by Mr.
3acholor , but before the casewaa
reached thu oil inspector , seemingly
ick of thu whole business had re
igned. Those who wore
10 hot to prosecute the
company failed to appear. The com-
lany'o representatives remained wait-
ng in court , anxious to liavo the mat
er fully hoard , nnd prepared to refute
.ho charge. They had samples of the
oil condemned by the inspector and
were prepared to show in court that
t was fully up to the required test ,
rhoy had inspectors nnd exports ue
witnousos also to show that their oil
was all that was required , but ol
course the case was dismissed for lack
of prosecution , without any oppor-
'unity to go into thoao matters and
how them up before the public.
There the matter has rested until
low. Mr , Tetnplcton , the chief ol
ho fire department , haa boon ap-
tointod inspector to fill the vacancy
: auscd by Mr , Batcholor's resignation ,
> ut ho has not qualified and probably
rill not , and thu curtain has doubt-
eis dropped on the last BOOIIO of the
oflicial features of the farco.
The Consolidated Tank Line com <
iiy now takes its turn at the ag >
; russivo aide of the affair. It has com <
nonccd an notion against Gronowcg &
Schoontgon claiming $20,000 dam-
igeH for the alk-g. d libel , it being
ilaimed that they havu circulated
'ilr. ' Batcholor'a statement by the
ircsa nnd by circulars , thereby hurt
"ng the company's reputation , and
: hnt they liavo also by their salesmoi :
mlsrcpreoontud the quality of the com-
mny'a oil.
The company has secured as its nt-
.ornoys in precsing the suit , lion ,
John D. llowo , of Omaha , and M. P ,
Brewer , of this city. It la the purpose
.o provo the falsity of tin
assertion that the company' )
011 docs not coino up to test
tividenco will ha produced to show
that all the company's oil sold lioro ii
not only inupcctud by the company' :
experts at Cleveland , but by the of
ficmls at Hannibal , Mo. , before boin )
shipped hero , and that this eamo ol
has been tested _ time and atrain hen
by experts , and in every case provei
fully up to what the law requires. It
view of these facts the company decn
the circulation of contrary assertion
hbelous and damaging , and hence su
those whom they consider the clue
offenders for $20,000.
Ono of tents made of the Tan !
Line company's oil was made nt Tii
BEE oflico by Prof. McGorrunix , o
Cleveland. It was made in the preaonc
of Mr , Batchulor , the ox-oil liispectoi
Mr. Templeton , the new Inspoctoi
Alderman Nowt-11 , and others , and b
this lest the oil showed nearly 10
degrees , ten inoro than required b
law. This test was but ono of to\
oral , and it is claimed by the compan
that they are willing at all times t
submit to tests , properly made b
experienced ofiicera or experts.
"HOW MANY ? "
\ . Lively Unmo of'Pokor" find Its
Conseauencoa Ilow iv " 1'rofos-
Blonnl" Was Tnkon In.
The prltco of this city wnro well nc-
iiftintod with the "keno" nnd "club
oom" on Poydr.13 street , n year or
wo njjo , kept by a party whom wo will
all Brown.
Tim proprietor not only dealt all
10 "brnco hanking" gsmos , but often
> ok n hand ft draw poker , whenever
10 opportunity presented itself , nnd
o found n "auckir" foolish enough to
lay with him , Like nil " ( parting
ontlomon" ( ? ) in his line , ho w a an
dept nt cards , nnd manipulated thorn
o ault hiinaoll.
To play poker nfter Brown's method ,
was necessary to Imvo n partner who
sittlly d.'oppoit in "just to inako Up
Ho party , yon know ; " but , ot cuucao ,
! io partnership contract WHS not
mdu known to the victim to be
Hocccd. "
Brown had n faithful follower and
eiichmnn in Vic. P. , nnd between
lu pair they succeeded in robbing
verybody who played with thcm.
'n ' ono occasion , after "jobbing" u
ictim to the extent of about $700 ,
) rown failed to "divy" with Vic. , in
onacquonco ofvhich the l.Utur bo-
amo very angry , but bottled up his
rath to bo revenged later on.
Sovcr.il days nfter this little "buoi-
esa" transaction , Vic. informed
Jroivn of n gentleman of * itnmunsu
vcalth , by profession a doctor , who
csidcd in Mobile nnd wna on tlio eve
f visiting Now Orleans ; and further
epronented to Brown that tlio medi
al gentleman in question wna not
verne Co a little gntuu of "drnw , " nnd
ever kicked when ho lost.
This information was received with
vidont pleasuru nnd satisfaction on
: io p.irt ot Brown , nnd nrrangomcnts
uru accordingly made for the strati-
or'o capture.
Brown hnudod Vic. the nocercary
unds to tale his friend to the lake ,
tiuro to feast him on his arrival from
lobilf , after which Brown w.is to bo
utrodticcd to thu medical contluman ,
oher proposed nnd Vio.'a Mobile
ricnd systematically relieved of his
upurullous cash by Vic. dropping out
tter thu lirat two or throo-hands , tak-
ng his pluco bolimd thu "Djctor"nnd
iving his hand to Brown by "signn. "
The unwary stranger , aftnr having
een introduce I as "Dr. Williams , of
lobilo , " readily fell into the trap
! iat had been laid for him. Ho was
abhor tall , ot Blender and graceful
arriage , clean shaven , with the ox-
isption of slight , black mustache ,
luck , curloy hair , with rather email ,
ut piercing black oype , and presented
logothur tv handsome , but rather M.
) . appearance , with his neat fitting
nrmenta and the absence of anything
ienoting "fhahinoss. "
The proprammo.was faithfully car-
iod out , Vic. dropping out of the
; anut , and taking his scat behind the
'doctor , " who let the former aeo his
land regularly , nnd Vic. , faithful to
lia trust , gave it juntas regularly nway
o Brown. The "doctor" smiled no
10 lost , and seemed unconscious of the
way in which ho was being played as a
'sucker , " for the moro ho lost the
moro ho smiled. Brown waa delighted
with his congoninl humor , excessive
good nature and amiability , and
thought the "Doo , " ns ho familiarly
called him , n "daisy. "
All things must have an end. So
did this gaino of poker.
The "Due" dealt the cards with his
usual affability , and handed over three
ixoa with two other cards to Brown ,
) ut luck seemed to bo with the "Doo"
his time , and ho "skinned" three
acks out of hin hand , which lie
iromptly showed to Vic. , and Vio. us
jrnmptly gave them nwny to Brown.
? he doctor raised the blind $20 , and
Jrown , although ho know that three
acks were against him , gave up the
cquisito amount to try and better his
innd. Brown discarded two cards
and the "Doo" not wishing to bo im-
lolito , drew the same number which
10 carelessly throw on top of his jack
without looking at them and bet $20.
Brown was moro cautious than his
ipponent and scanning his cards ,
ound n pair of aces filling his hand ,
"full" "sixes. "
hereby making n by
knowing that the "Doctor" had three
acks , it was 09 chances to 100 that
lis hand would not bp battered , and
on this sound reasoning ho saw the
doctor's $20 and' wont $100 better.
Pho doctor saw the $100 and wont
5200 better , and there is no doubt
hat ( ho betting would liavo continued
until now only for thu slight circum
stance that Brown was forced to
'call , " owing to a lack of the neces-
lary "wherewithal , " but not until the
neat sum of about $900 lay piled up
on the table.
The "Doo. " drew the money toward
lim with his loft hand nnd with his
right gently laid down four jacks !
f the doctor scorned to bo astonished
at hin own hand , at which ho had not
ookud , Brown wa moro BO , for ho
urncd black in the face , and grabbing
at thu monuy just in time to BOO it
disappear in thu "doctorV pocket ,
druw hia revolver , when thn weight of
a chain in the hands of Vic. felled
tim to the floor , and after thu revolver
ver had buen placed in the bar-keep
er's hands for saio keeping , the "doc
tor , " highly indipnant nt the treat-
nont ho had received at the hands cf
.huso whom ho considered friends ,
walked louuroly [ to the depot ,
where ho took the train for town ,
while Vio. had disappeared in the
weeds and brush that lines thu lake
shoru. Vie , wan now fully avenged
for the wrong purpotratud on him by
Drown for not "divying" with him ,
For Brown afterward ascertained that
"Doctor Williams" was none other
than the notorious gambler and
poker "sharp , " Doo. L. , whom he had
trlpd to beat and got beat himself.
Vic. and hiji medical friend weru afterward -
ward tried in the court having juris
diction ever that portion of thu Lake
End of which Hon. Don A , J'ardeo ,
now of the States circuit court , wo :
the judge , the charge being that ol
"highway robbery , preferred aguinal
them by Brown ; but the "doctor1
argued the caiu to thu jury with hit
usual urbanity nud affability , and ex
plained no clearly to them of how
Brown hud tried to play them for t
"sucker" and got taken in hitnsol
that both Vic. and himeolf were ao
quitted and lut go on their way ro
joicing.
Vic. is now serving out a two yean
soiitencu in the state penitentiary , pronounced
nouncod on him by Judge Lumibor
of our present criminal district court ,
whnre ho wna convicted of larceny.
Brown is still in Now Orleans , nnd
the nll'tible , pulite , t-eiitlciimnly and
urbane "doc-tor" ( ) ) nt last nccounUns
"doing" the fmhionablo watering
places of the North nnd Kwt , t\hrro
ho still "practices , " not mcdicitio , but
"cards. " FUAJJK
HnrvoMltiB Potatoes.
It in ndvisablu to dig potatoes before
fore the heavy fall rains occur. If
the ground is muddy the potatoes can
t'pt bo tnktn out of it in n clean con
dition. The soft dirt will remain on
them nnd greatly injure their appear-
RIICO. Potauics thnt arc dirty cut not
bo marketed to gond ndvnntauo nnd
are in n bad aUto to handle nt homo.
Still , it is not n good plan to harvent
potatoes till near the time when thu
fall rnins Konorally occur. Whllo the
weather is qtiitu wnrm they will keep
bettor in the ground , where they
grow , thnn in nny place thnt Is avail-
nblo for storing them Potatoes
should bo exposed to the notion of the
Bim.as short n time ns possible nftor
they nro dug. The sunlight ntl'octa
them unfavorably , nnd if they nro ox-
pnned to it for n long time their value
for tnblo purposes is completely de
stroyed. All hnvo noticed that tubers
from which the dirt hnn been washed
away nro gr.icn in color nnd that thuy
hnvo a diangrceablu tasto. They nro
poisonous when eaten. If the soil is
dry when potntoes nro dug they should
lie on the ground but n very short
tiriio before they nro gathered up.
The bent plneo to store them is n eel
nnd tolerably dry collar. They may
bo kept , however , very well in heaps
nbovo tlio ground if they nro covered
judiciously. The heap should bo on
tolerably high ground so thntvntor
n ill not collect. A ditch should bit
dug round the plnco to carry elF the
wntcr that falls. Tlio heap should bo
covered lirat with straw mid then with
oatth , which ahould be of sutlioiout
thickness to v > rovont the action of
fro'it. Additions nhould bo Hindu to
thu covering of earth if thu weather
bt comes very cold. In digging potn-
tous it is advisable to nort out thu
small ones nnd feed thorn to stock.
QuornboyH'unii Jorsoya.
A. M , Williams , of Syracuse , Now
York , Hiiys : "I have been acquainted
with Guernseys aud Jaraoyu for about
thirty years , nod mnt thorn firat on
their o.vn islands , whuro I ntudiod
thorn with interest. Then the Chan
nel island cattle nil went under thu
naino of Aldornoys , nnd thu islands
ore known ns thu Alduruuy islands ,
t , least in England , where I saw nt
ho steam packing ollicu nt Southamp-
111 postern bearing this namo. But
lie Guernseys wuru then much moru
.ku what they nro now thnn the Jer-
oyn were like what they nre. Indeed ,
lie Guarnseyd were considered better
lian thu rnnllur Jerseys for butter
lid milk , but the fawn-liku Jerseys
fere preferred because of their slender
raceiuliiess. I hnvo been in thu way
f knowing something of both these
iroeds since then , nnd I claim as my
lolief not only that 1 think nn aver-
go Guernsey is batter than nn average
torsey not the crotno do la creme , of
ourso but the Guernsey brooders
hink so too. I quote the following
rom The London Agricultural Ga-
site to thu same e fleet : "Although
ittlo or no grain is fud , the yield of
nittor from n mature Guernsey cow is
xpuctad to average ono pound n day
or the year , and there are many
rustworthy statements of cowa inak-
ng fourteen and fifteen Guernsey
rounds of butter , equal to sixteen
lounds and eighteen pounds of pur
weight , per week , without the forcing
oed that in this country has ruined
nuny a fine cow by unnatural atimu-
ation for the purpose of making a
reat butter record. " Moreover , my
pinion is that the Jerooy butter is
either remarknb for ita firmness nor
is color as compared with Guernsey
utter. Indued , I know it , and know
lint the butter of my Ayrshiros is
ardor at this aoanon , and has boon
lin last month , and also in thu winter
ban that of my Jurspys. And I find
liu mixture of my dairy very conven-
out , bocauto in the winter the Jerseys
often the Ayrshire ' buttornnd in the
ummer the Ayrshirca harden the Jor-
oy but tor. But I confess I hnvo no
ilphen , nor any Rex , nor Ooinmossio
n mine , my Jerseys not oven being
ccordod , although eligible , because
hey nru kept for butter only , nnd thnt
won't pay the expense of the recording
jvon.much less to pay $1,000 or $2,000
"or a cow.
Lot us toke the Jersey as a class
ho 12,000 or 20,000 or moro of the
ommon onoa with the 100 of pho-
lomonal cows , and avoraga the lot ,
and 1 think and believe that there are
mough of wretchedly poor ones among
ho crowd to obliterate the whole roc-
> rd of thu fancy onus. I look at this
rom the farmers' point of viuw , nnd
' . dare maintain that thu farmers are
lot favorably inclined to the Jerseys
as n race. And this is reasonable when
ten-pound-u-weuk cow is valued at
, u fourteen-pound cow at $000 or
51,000 , etc. , and a twenty-pound cow
nt $3,000 or $1,000. Mr. Williams
hinks thu highest value of thu Jersey
breed is for its bulls , used for pro
ducing broods ,
A Vexed Ulorcyraan.
Kvcn thepattonce of .lull woulit become
exhausted were he a preacher nnd cndeav-
oriiij , ' to IntvroH hla audience while they
were keeping up nn Incronxant couulihiK
making it iiiipoaalljlu fur him tci lie heard.
Vet , how very oaHy can nil this be avoided
by Minply uniiif { Dr. Kmu'H New l > incovo-
ry for ConHimiptlun , Cou lm anil ColiU
Trial Uottles given away at C , V , Ciooil.
IIUI'H drill ; atom
STEAM LAUNDRY.
723 W. Broadway.
LARSON & ANDERSON ,
Proprietors ,
Th ! laundry hu Just been opened for bust ,
noun , aud we aronow prepared to do laiudry
v ork of all klndt and KUtranteo utlntictloii A
specialty inato of ttuu work , vut.li as coIUrs ,
luffd , llDOkhlrts , etc. Wo Kant everybody U
trial.
LARSON & ANDKR80N.
THOU. umcKit , w. u. u. fu r
OfflCEE & PUSEY ,
Council
Established , - - I86 (
Dealer * In foreign and Domettta
and liuiuo KCcurlUta.
GEORGE F. GRAWFORD
BUYER AMD SHIPPER OF ECUS ,
1,510 South Main Street ,
COUNCIL KLUI3FS , IOWA.
I Pay the Highest Market Price and Deduct
No Commission.
COUNCIL BLUFFS MANUFACTURING GO.
Mouldings , Scroll and Lattice Work , Wood Turn
ing , Re-Sawing , Planing and Matching , Sash , Doors ,
Blinds , Boxes , Etc. Manufacturers and Dealers in
Improved Hawkeye Wind Mills and Pumps.
J , J , Hatafay , Manager , Council Bluffs , la ,
Mrtchlnerv will lie nin exclusively for curtnm work on Thursday and i'riiUy of
each week. Orders solicited nmt RiUlufncticm Rimrnntooil.
( Successors to J. W. Rodefer )
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
LiOKAIAfflA LEHIGH BLOBSBDBB
, , ] *
AND ; ALL
A.X.1SO
COHNELLSVILLE COKE , CEMENT , LIME , PLASTER , ETC.
Office No , 34 Pearl Street , Yardu Oor. Eighth Street and
Eleventh Avouuo , Oouncil BlulTa.
P. T. MAYNE. 0. E. MAYNE
GOUNGiL BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY
MANUFACTURE
BROOMS , BROOM HANDLES ,
CORN MEAL , GRAHAM FLOUR AND
The Very Boat of Brooma Constantly on Hand , The Highest
Market Price Paid for
Corn , Oats , Rye , Barley
Parties Wishing to Sail Broom OornWill Please
Send Sample.
! & OO.
OOTCTZffOXI.
THE GRAND INAUGURAL
ITION
AND
Speed Contest
AT TIIK
Fair ABBOciation Grounds ,
Counoil Bluffs , Iowa ,
Sept. 18 , 10 , 20 , 21 , 22 , 1882.
. nnn .
rand Iimunural Imposition and HjicoJ Contest
open to the world.
$9,300 FOR SPEED.
Tlio best HUe Track [ n the United Blatca. Bo
nay mich notwl homeinen an Dudd Uolilo , Dm.
Maeo and other * .
THE GREAT HURDLE RACES
Ol'KN TO ALL.
THE CLOSE BROS , ,
f EntjlaiHl , ultli lniKirtod | hotovi , ha\o entered
for thin rate.
1'IIOUHAUMK.
'IIIBT DAY Hoptcmlior 18. Ono-haU mile dieli ,
joua a d Ntbra k collt. 1'rcu-for-all juice ,
In wlilih onii < of thu liut horacu in thu ioun >
try aru c * pet ted ,
HKCONU DAX Htptcmlier 10. rnrnialonenliiKOl
Ilio Kxi > osllloii Noted upcol'irB .laiuin (1.
Illalno , It. O , Inftrsoll , Janieu 1" . Wluon and
other * with ipUndkl races ,
IIIIKU DAY Htptcnibi r 20. 2:10 : cu-n ! , 2:33 : claau
und \erv lluu running laic , lly thin tlniu
t'lvre will lia an enhlllUon of cattle on thu
Krimnd to Butj'ajtj anj thing 01 er twforu uliown
in lo u ,
oriiTii luv Hcptemlicr St. Mora fine racei
inoro llnuuittlu , luo ro tinu lir i , with an ar
ray of cilillilti In the ( Inn ' jn : | > o Hlon llulld-
Ini ; luter Ijtloru atteu plod In thu Valley of the
llUnourl.
Firm DAY Heptembcr 22. Thu llnc t upood
prOKramme , eiubracii.ctucli ratin u 2:27 : clam ,
freo-lor-alt , 3 In f > runnlni ; mllu lic'ati , with
SJ,000 for bcneatloml trottem and | iaceri ,
Thcro lllhoo > crlOU bud ol cattle from the
Unu.t lienh in the country for wle during the
orcnoon of each day of the Kxponltlon.
Come Ono ! Oomo All I Have a
Wcoli of Ooiiuiuo Plounure.
On ( ha I'ourtb Day , Kcptcmlicr 21 , will occui
thu
HURDLE RAGE I
DONT MISS IT.
For Sensational Trotters
or Pacers , $2,000.
Fur any dculrcd luforinatlun addrtw
A. U. MoKUNE , Sec. ,
Council BluUs , la
MAIN STREET
LIVERY , FEED
AND
SLE STABLE.
All Shippers and Travelers will find
good accommodation and roasonabla
charges.
SOUTH STREET.
OPPOSITE CRYSTAL MILL ,
Council Bluffs , - - , Iowa.
HOLLAND & MILLER ,
Proprietors.
Sullivan & Fitzgerald ,
DKALRUB IN
GROCERIES , PROVISIONS ,
Orookery , Glassware ,
BOOTS , SHOES , ETC
Also agcnta lor the following llnoi ot
Steamship Companies :
Cunard , Anchor , Dillon , American , and Stale
rUuanuhlp Ootnianlcs. |
3O XC > jib. 3E" T S
For e lo on the lloyal Hank ot Ireland and Dank
of IrelutiJ , Dublin , 'Ilioso wt o Intend to Bund ( or
( rioiuli to any part ot Kurojio will llud It to tbelr
iitm-ot to tall ou
Sullivan & Fitzgerald ,
AGKNTS ,
343 Broadway , Oounoil Bluffs
MES , fl. J , HILTON , M , D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ,
( -222 Broudwav. Coaiioll Bluff. .
HUGHES & TOWSLEE ,
DEAI/ER3 IN
Confectionery , Fruits.Nuts
Cigars and Tobacco , Fresh
Oysters and Ice Cream in
Season.
12 MAIN ST. ,
Oounoil Blulfa.
STARR & BUNCH ,
HOUSE , SIGN ,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
PAPER HANGING ,
KALSOMINING AND BEAININB ,
Shop Ooruor Broadway aud BoottSt-

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