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DAILY BEE : FRIDAY MAX 5 , 1832.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
City MarketCouncil Bluff * , lows ,
WHOLESALE FIiOUU HOTTSE ,
General Agents for the Celebrated Mill * of It , 1) . Hush & Co. . Golden Eagle Flour , Leavenwoitb ,
Kan A , and Queen Dee Mills , Sioux Full ; , Dakota.
Pffertncc , Smith fe Ctlrt > ndtn. Council llliifN , la.
EL IE.
WHOLESALE AND RLTAII ,
STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
TITLE ABSTRACT 0 F FICE.
OT. 'W. i CK XT X EC 33 &C G O.
Lands and Lots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LONV RATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS - -
. . _ _ . . IOWA.
15 North Main Street.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN SHOE FINDINGS.
Ready-fitted upper ? , In call skin am ) kip. Oak and Hemlock SOU : LEATHER , and alt
good ; appertaining to the ahee trade. OotiUrold at cheap q In the East.
, miiiBY
FOB , STYLISH SPUING MILLINERY. PATTERN BONNETS AND
CHILDREN'S HATS A SPECIALTY.
105 South Main Street. . Council Bluffs la.
That never require crimping , at Mrs. J , J. Good's Hair Store , at prices never bcfcro touched by
ny other hair dealer. Also a lull line ol switches , etc. , at greatly reduced prices. Also gold ,
Biher and colored nets Waxes made train ltdlcs' own hair. Do not loll to call before purchasing
elsewhere. All goods warranted aa represented. UIIS. J. J , GOOD ,
29 Main street , Council UluD , Ion a.
LIVER ! , FEED & SALE STABLE ,
The largest and best
stables in the west.
Roadsters , Saddle and
"
" -
ft % draft horses for sale ,
also a fine lot of mules
just received which
will be closed out
cheap.
SOOTT ST. , NEAR BROADWAY.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IA.
Kr.MijVKUltnojt the
drawing of blood or 1133 ol
1 knlte. Cures lunir diseases ,
\\rn nTHVl ? FitsScrofula , Liver Com-
? 'lalnt. Dropsy , llheiima.
Wii
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T II WI 0 R S tlsl . * " < ' ftlld Mcrcur-
I U IVI U fi O M ,0t Erysipelas. Salt
Kheum , Scald Hcul , CU.vrh , wink , inllimcd
and granulated Eyes , -crofulous Ulcers anil i'e-
male Disease-of all kinds. Alv > Kidney and
Vencrlal diseases. HoinorrhouU or Pilea cured
or money refunded.
A'l dlseaicj treated upoi thoprlnclploot\cf'et-
able reform , without the tno of moicurial poia-
01)9 or the knlfu.
Electro Vapor or H-dlcated Baths , furnished
those who desire them.
Hernli or Rupture radically cured by the arc
of the Elastic belt Truss and flibccr , \ \ hlch
no euperior In the world.
CONSULTATION FREE.
CALL OS Oil ADDRESS
Drs , E , Rice and F , 0 , Miter ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , la.
LIVERY ,
Feed and Sale State ,
18 North First Street ,
Bcniuet's old eta j , Council B'ulN , Ion a.
W1LLARD SMITH. I'rcp.
W.D.STILLMAN ,
Practitioner tl Homeopathy , tonmltln
PliysiciaiandSurgfioiL
Office and residence 015 Willow avenue , Coun
cil Uhigg , Iowa.
Iowa.W.
W. C. SINTON ,
DENTIST.
14 Pearl Street , Council Bluffis.
Ectractlngand Cling a spoclilty. rirst-cloes
worls uaratitcoJ ,
DR. A. P. HANCHETE ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office , So. 14 Fcarl Street. HOIUP , 0 a. m. to
12 , , Mid 1 p. in. , 10 f > ] > , in. Hui-IJc'H-.o , 120
Bancroft titioct. Telqihonlo connoalOE with
Central otlci\ !
DR. AMELIA BURROUGHS ,
No , 61.7 First Avenue
Hourefrom 10 to 11 a.m. , and 2 to 6 | L in.
BANKER'S LIFE ASSOCIATION ,
i : ? , Iowa.
Incorporated Julv 1st , 1870 , for the mutual
benefit of bank ulilicrs and their customer * ,
liatcd on prlnc'plcd of Kyi'irr , ECONOMY A.VU HK-
CUIUTV. A tow vxporleiiceJ life Insurance solici
tors wanted Addrem , Jf , M Htevous , district
aolicltor , Office No. 7 , hvertt'u bloc * , U until
Hluffi. Iowa. KeblueiH-elltll 4th a > inuo , 1' O ,
b , x b-25.
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Olllco over savings bank.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - Iowa.
REAL ESTATE.
W. C. James , la connection with his law and
colltctlon buslnc3sbua and eells real estate ,
Persons wlihlngto buy or sell city ] > ropcrty call
t Ills office , over Uuslmcll's book store , 1'oarl
street.
EDWIN J. ABBOTT.
Justice of the Peace and
Notary Public ,
4l6Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Decdt and mort gcj drawn acd ackuolcjged
HAIR
WATER WAVES ,
In Stock and Manufactur
ed to Order.
Waves Mtxdo From Your Own Hair.
TOILET ARTICLES ,
Nets , Combs , Brushes , Faco-pow
dors , Bands , Hair Orim-
menU , &o. , &o.
All Goods Warranted as
Represented , and Prices
Guaranteed.
337 W. Broadway , and
109 S. Main St ,
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
Council Bluffs Iowa.
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MRS , E , J , HARDING , I , D , .
Medical Electrician
AND
GYGNECOLOG-IST.
Graduate of Elortrop.ithtc Imtfiullon , Phila
delphia , I'i
Office Cor , Roadway Miami Ave.
COUNCIL uLurrs , IOWA.
The treatment of nil dlseaeci and pnlnful ° dlf-
flcultles iifcullar to ( I'n'ale * a ppoclalty.
The Star Bakery ,
HOWARD & RQBE ! ,
227 MAIK ST ,
Employ the best Bread BaKrr In the Wcat ; lic
a choice hind for Cakes ant ! Flea.
Bread ilullvired to nil parta ot the city.
fiame and Poultry
o
Can always b ? found at B. DANEHY'3 ,
C30 Upper llroadwitv.
JNO.JAYFEAINEX ,
of tliG Peace ,
BI70ABWAY , ,
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Gounoil Bkifis Iowa A'
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W. .B. HAYES , tln
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Proprietor of al > etracla _ of PottawaUamle
county. OIHco corner of lir aihiay and ilaln
BlreeU , C uiicll lllJlf * . Iowa
JOHN STEIKEB , M. U. , '
( Deuisther Acre. )
EO03M 5 , EVEJIETT'S BLOCK ,
lui
Coiiudl Blufij.
IHiases of women tad childrtu a epoclalt . or
p , j , mmmm. i , u. , ,
ay
FllEU DlHl'KXBAUr KV'EKY SATUJIDAr. |
as
Office to Eicrctt's blotic , Pearl treet. H jlj ho ,
donco CU Kourlh ktrott. Olllco hcnrs from U ta I
2 a.jii , , i tai and 7 to & p.m. , Council t lufT '
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PEACTICAL DENTIST. tfi
I'tari etrctt , opposite the postoftlca Ono of
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the oldest practitioners In Council UlufU fjatls-
Isfactloii gmrtnccod In all cisei. oil
ODELL& DAY erIn
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find
GEHBEAL FIEB INSUAANOE in
AND- til
REAL ESTATE AG'TS. to
SIONKY TO LOAN.
_ JJpad of Trada liulldUiiCouncll ( _ Illufti , Iji.
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ; °
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Will practice In all ttate and courU
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A SECRET TELEPHONE.
Bonding Conversation Over the \Vlroi
m Sections.
New York Times , April 2f .
The articles of incorporation of the
National Secret Telephone company
were iilod in Albany yoaterday. The
cnpitnl in $5,000,000 , divided into
GOjOOO shares of 8100 each , and the
privilege is reserved to increase it to
§ 10,000,000. The incorporate nro
I'rof. J. Harris lingers , Dr. J. W.
Honors , Gen , Charles En ing nnd
Gon. Thomas Ewing , of Now York ,
nnd Frank llumo , L. 0 Hino , nnd
E. 0. Dean , of Washington , D. 0.
The company , which has not yet been
fully organized , was incorporated to
manufacture and put in operation n' '
telephone invented by l'rof.J. _ Harris
Rogers , ot Washington. The tele
phone ia called the "secret tele
phono" bocaiiBO when two persons nro
talking no ctio else , although ho may
bo on the same line , can listen to the
conversation. Instead of using a
straight line , n circuit is formed , so
that the two extreme ends of the wire |
meet. The end of the wire where
cut nt n box or station , nftor leaving
the ek'ctrodoscomcs in contact with n
commuuicntor , which is in the shnpo
of n revolving wheel turned by oluo
tricity. The wheel is divided into
four opposite segments , two of which
ro of metal and two of a non-con
ducting material , such ns glass. In
this manner , whou ono end of the
wire is in contact with the conductor ,
the ether is in contpct with the
non-conductor. The wheel divides
the conversation phonetically , nnd
lends the sounds alternately first in
ono direction on the circuit nnd then
in the other. Thus there may bo
dozen boxes on the line , but from the
ones not in direct communication only
half of the conversation can bo caught ,
and then it would bo simply unintel
ligible noise. The alphabet , it is said ,
cannot bo spoken in the telephone ) go
that it can bo understood on one-half
of the circuit nlono , nnd the wheel , it
0it
ito claimed , secures secrecy. The se
cret : telephone is about one-half the
size of the Boll telephone. A carbon
diaphragm is used in the transmitter ,
instead of a metal onn , as in the or
dinary telephone , nnd in the receiver
a common horse shoo magnet is used
instead of the vibrating armaturo.
The inventor chums great advan
tages for his instrument over
the ordinary telephone. Instead of
} being ' suspended , the oloctroads float
1 in ! mercury , which gives distinctness
in sound nnd enables the telephone to
bo operated at long distances. There
are ! many ether minor differences be
tween the "secret" and the common
telephone , but the advantages urged
are the secrecy nnd superiority in
transmission. In an experiment in
Washington conversation in a low
tone at a distance of twcnty-livo foot
froni the transmitter was hoard very
plainly two and one-half miles nway.
The promoters say that the company
will bo organized in thirty days , ( and
that it will be ready to nut up lines in
sixty days. They propose to con
struct a line from Now York to Al
bany , and thence to Buffalo , but will
establish plants in all the principal
cities the saum as the ether tulophocto
companies.
KENTUOKy BENDERS.
ITuo Skeletons of Some Luckfosa
Travelers Found Under a Floor.
Uowling Green Giuatte.
A frpw days ao ; J-Ir. Robert Edgar ,
who lives at Edgar's Ferry , in .Butler
county , hired a man. by the nauio o"
Bon Norris to repair a house belong
ing to him. In doing so it was neceti
aary to take ujo the floor , and Mr.
Norris noticed thr.fc at a certain place
It was nailed down with special pains
and extra BCCUFO. When tho'heavy '
nails were drawn and the Scoring
removed , a mound of dirt won
revealed. Mr. S'dgar told Nosris to
carry out the dirt , as it would-likely
rot the sleepers. In digging uiown ,
Mr. Norriss discovered ho had iotruck
a hole , and wont a little further , and
to his great astonuhmont and holy
horror discovered that ho hcd run
upon a my uteri CUB cemetery. In thin
hole were the bones of three jiersons
pronounced by tDr. G. W. Millikcn
to bo these of n man , woman , and
boy child. Whoso bones they are ,
or who put them there , ia a deep
mystery that unay never bo colvod ,
but the people-of the community mo
unanimous in the supposition that
some travelers have put up.nt the |
house and boon 'foully dealt wibh , and
laid under the Jioor to toll no tales ,
The house IB fifty or moro years old
and ] has boon occupied nil the time.
Mr. Steven Bond , now n resident of
Canoyvillo , Ky _ . , owned and lived in
the house during the war , and it I'M I
remembered byrtho neighbors that at
one time ho waa > dg | ing in and nround
the ) house for EOIUO money ho said ho
Jiad buried under the floor an lost ,
ilo dug around in auvoral placet ) ,
stirred the dirt coimidorably , but
novur found the io t treasure that ho
n&id ho planted aud supposed uomo-
'body had stolon. A man by the
nemo of Williur. Ilondricks lived in
the house before Jipml and before the
war. Old man liirKin Ghildoro , who
< * . the iloor whou the houuo cvaq '
but-t , ia positive tliora was no mound ,
or/on unovunnoBs f ground , wl'.en
the iioueo wan built , and in cori tin
the unfurtunuto vietttns were hidtlon
away nmco the houno was built , M
directJy over thorn the iloor waamiiled
down with ctipecial ca.ro and utrengtk ,
was developed the other day , und
, knotva that that
part recuivod nu
extra , work when the job was boini ;
done. The people of the neighbor bo
hood knuw of no pno who is , or wao
any tiuo , missing , and they con
clude that thobonofj ura these of
travulcj-a who happened to stay , nt by
night and never got out. With the bo
boots was a purtiully decayed No , 4
la/ly'a slippoc , in which wan found u
bilvor C-cent piece. bo
The people of that whole coction
vary nruch nxorcisod over their
, and would like to know who the
human butcher was , und who the vic
tims wero. An investigation ia likely to
bo had.
A BurpriKo.
While 3\Iiss \ Carrie Hughes , of St. a
Louis , was attending a private echool the
Hartford , about thrcu years ago ,
mot Henry Lewis , a young man
somewhat her senior. Each made end
upon the other that impression which
to out-and-out love us a huckleberry and
to a puaoh , a nod of greeting to u
bow of adoration , or n thimbleful
lemonade to n demijohn of Applejack. .
Nevertheless , the acquaintance was f
good thing In its way , for when
Lewis saw the name of Miss Hughe ,
upon n hotel register at IJothlehem ,
N. H , , last August , ho hastened to
find her , In n day or so the two got
to passing their evenings together
on the hotel piazza , and they
gave up a good deal of their
share of the daylight to ram
bloa up and down the .nountain pathi
of the neighborhood. Upon the
young woman's return to St. Louis
she told her mother all about it , like
a nice girl , and the mother , having
obtained satisfactory proof of the
young man's excellence , consented to
the marriago. On Tuesday of last
week Mr. Lewis , accompanied by his
mother , arrived in St. Louts from
Noir York and visited the brido'a
houso. As the two mothers and the
young folks were conversing , Mr.
Hughes , senior , entered the room ,
To the surprise of the other three
Air. Hughes stopped short as soon as
his . eyes fell upon Mrs. Louis , and
slip , in turn , exhibited considerable
agitation. "What can bo the mat
ter ? " "How now ? " and "Do you
know each othrr ? " were some of the
questions asked by the spectators of
the tableau , which ended in a burst
of laughter and hearty handshaking
on the part of the actors. In brief ,
Mr. Hughes discovered in Mrs.
Lewis n sweetheart of thirty years
ago. They had quarreled and ho had
gene west , and neither had heard of
the ether until the meeting on the eve
of their children's wedding ,
Incredible.
F. A , Scratch , drupt > ht , Kutlivcn , Out. ,
writes ; "I have the greatest contult'iico in
your DrnnocK li.ooii ) BITTEIIH , In ono
cnoo with which I am i > crronnllyncuntnt- |
cd their nuccesa was almost incredible.
One lady told mo that Imlf a bottle did
her tnuro Rood than hundred ! of dollars'
wurtli of medicine slio had previously
tnkcn. " Price Sl.OO. mO-illw.
Tno Now British War-Ships. .
London Times , April 10. '
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The three now cruisers. Loandor ,
Arcthuaa and Phaeton , which are being -
ing constructed for the admiralty by
Moaara , U. Napier it Sons , Qovan ,
Glasgow , are fast approaching com
pletion. Although similar in typo to
the Iris and Mercury , they differ from
thorn in many important particulars.
It was originally intended that the
now cruisers should bo finished in two
years from the data of the contract ,
but at that time the armament had
not boon decided on. During the
construction of the hulls many im
portant changes have been made ,
which have increased the work and
prolonged the time rojuircd to com
plete the vessels. Throughout the
entire construction of the vessels the
latest idoan of naval science have been
taken advantage of. The armament ,
which is of qutto a novel description ,
consists of ton six-inch brccchloading
guns , two Gat'ing guns , six Norden-
teltgiuitand ! ton Yvhithaad torpcdooa.
Four of the breechloaders are
mounted on what is known as the Al
bitn carriage , and uro fixed on revolv
ing turn-tabloa which projnct beyond
the sides , of the ship. Tlioy are
placed on cither aide of Hio upper
deck at tlio fore end of the poop nnd
nftor end of the forecastle. ' 1'heno
bow nuns can bo trained from the
croRS lire of four degrees forward to
fotty-livo degrees abaft th beam , and
the after guns Crom right flft tire to
fortj'-tivo degrees before the beam.
The Albini'carrlaue , which is tlio invention
vontion of an Italian of that namut
is being largely adopted by _ foreign
governments , and is noir being intro
duced into < ovr navy. In this carriage -
there is an ingenious arrangement
which , through the xiedium of (
hydruulic 'cylinder and piston , en (
ables the recoil to bo taken up in n
very short * pace and tko gun brought -
inbtnutly uwd automatically into firuig
position ready tor reloading. The
gunners have nil the cunning in and
out < ? f the gun done for them , nnd
they have nothing to o but load , tim
and fire , The groatcot possible rapid' '
ity of firing is thus obtained.
Fred. Aniog , Tyler Street , Kochwrter ,
writes : "Your SriiNO Jl/HaoM ) ) is v/on-
dcrfcl ; I never u cd nuytliiug that acted
BO well on tlio bowels , and at the tiumo
Umo ivristo frco from the drastic proper
ties of medicines muallr sold ( or the { > ur-
: . " & > [ ice 50 cents , teialbotdcH lOoanU.
"
Tt o Ton Moltko 'JSoory of Wccr.
Bt. Louli lli'pullii'an , <
A recent letter 'from Berlin states
that , in anticipation of war with Klua-
aiii , Count Von Molbko prepared BOJJIO
yours n o a detailed .plan of campaign ,
which JH now deposited in the ullico
of the general stall of the Gorman
army , < io bo used whenever oucjtaion
ruquipo'i. This atorj- may or may not
bo truts , but it ia uu6 altogether im-
piobublo , from the fact that aueh a
plan woa prepared for the campaign
againat France mivny months buforo
the breaking out of the hoatilitiuii be
tween the two nutiona , und wua fol
lowed to the letter , in all rsiiuntial
purticiiliirs , in the war from which
Gurinuu/ ; emerged the first military
power en Europe. There la little
doubt , thorofort ) , that in event of
trouble with Ilussu fortunately not
likely id present the Gorman forces
would movu in accordance with a pro-
L'niinine ulroady arrangodand fixed I y
Von Molbko , or , in ctiuo of his death
meantime , by his ablest subordinatca ,
thoroughly imbued with hid viowa of
the acionco of warfare.
Nothing , as it scums to us , moro
cluurly indv. teH the luck of grout gen-
eraln in Europe than thu theory , now
apparently ( irmly established in inili-
tury ciroloa iliuro , that war can bo
successfully conducted by what may
termed "cut and driod" strategy
that IB , strategy cuticuivod and elabor
ated in the cloaot and executed in the
field , not by the author himoolf , but
his choBun u'jontH. If this theory Ot
correct , then the greatest Holdiera
have been the victims of grossest
error , and were they living now could Hot
oaaily beaten bv "
any "whippor-
snapper" general with a Von Moitko [ T
bahind him. To illustrate ; If , in
1800 , I'ruusm had possessed such a _
utrato iat her armiai would hr.ro gnno
f'uria itutoad of the French armioa 3.H.
going to Berlin. Does any intelligent iluuj
person oo believe ? Would n Von
Mollko at homo have defeated
Napoleon in the saddle ? Would
plan of campaign matured in the tnd
quiet of the clonot have worked
smoothly and effectively in the shock
din of battles ! Would the pre
liminary manpuvcru thus mapped out ,
upon which BO much dcpondoii ,
hare Decapod the damaging intcrfor-
cnco of the consummate soldier whoso
presence on the field his enemies oat )
mated as equivalent to n hundred
thousand additional troops ? Is it
probable , is it in the remotest degree
possible , that Napoleon would have
tnarchoci and countermarched , attack
ed or retreated just when , where und
as Von Moltko expected ho would ? In
other words , could the closet strate
gist have foreseen and provided for
ovo'ryUiing the saddle strategist would
do the latter being the first general
of his ago , if not of any age ?
These questions carry their own an-
awurs. A dozen Von Moltkes could
not , against such an opponent , have
changed the result. The campaign
might have boon prolonged , and the
crushing defeats of Jena and Alter-
stndt perhaps avoided , but that the
French would have won in the end ia
almost as certain ns a mathematical
demonstration , Napoleon asserted
that his spondld success in Italy
(17K57) ( ! ! > ) was largely duo lo the fact
that the movements of the Austrians
were directed , to a considerable extent -
tent , * > y the Aulic council at Viennn.
As n strategist ho certainly was not
inferior to Von Moltke , and hia mar
shals the best of them worn cer
tainly the equals of the German gen
erals in the late war with France ,
Vet again and again ho planned cam
paigns for his marshal * , and again
they were beaten notably in Spain.
Ho could not trust the ablest of his
lieutenants in important independent
operations , and whenever compelled
to do BO was usually the loser. However -
over minute and explicit his instruc
tion ? , ho could not adapt them to all
the emergencies liable to arise. His
watchful eyes and guiding hand , his
matchless genius in. person , was the
only guarantee of victory.
The Von Moltko theory will
answer well enough when tested
againat second-rate generalship , but
axiiinst generalship of the first order
it will , wo believe , fail disastrously
nine times out of ton. It may bo , ns
it was , safely tried against MoMuhons
and B zaincsbut if over tried againat
Napoleon , or oven a Marlborough
or Wellington , the chances are that it
will bo broken in pieces by the sledge
hammer of "blood and iron" logic.
Making ; n Ratio-
John Hnyn , Credit 1 * . 0 , Rayn that for
ulna montlm ho could not raise hit hniul
to his lieiul through latucncni ) In tlioslioul-
iler , but by the u o of THOMAS' KCI.KCTIIIO
Oil , ho was entirely cured , m5 illw
PERFUME.
Murray & Lanman's
Best for TOILET , BATH
and HANDKERCHIEF.
moi-woil-frl
The Great English EninoJy
" fall * to cuio
luUvlilllt ) . VIi -
i til Kxliruiitlon , hints *
.lon . ScmlnMVmk -
| npssM.LOSTMAN
t HOOD , ami nil the
uvll uii-tta o ( youth' '
( ul follius nnd cxcoj
ton. It etopa pcniu
lienlly all weakening ,
involuntary losa unnd
' ilralne upon the BJB
. . . . . . . _ _ , . S tern , thplnoiltalilorc
.M , , ,
kiii iiwrki f am'rn , , „ { ticsu , ciilprao-
ticca , which uro BO destructive to mind and hotly
ivnd iiml-ollfo mlBorahlu , often lending to Inunnl-
y nnd death. It strciiifthcns the Ncrvui.llraln ,
momorU llkjod , lluscloa , Plgottlvo ivnd Itopro-
ductlro Orcrtiin , It rcntoroj to all the onrarilc
lunstlrna tlnlr former > lfor and vitality , ma-
i-liiir llto chtcrtnl and onjojnljlo. I'rlco , S3 a
bottle , or f < m tlmts the quantity f 10 , Sent by
oxprcHi. eccirrc [ rein observation , to any nddrosa.
on receipt ol price. No. C. O. I ) , sent , except
on receipt of 1 ta n cuarnntno. Lottcra rj-
quenthiK aiHWorn must Inclose stamp.
Dr. Mintie'a Dandelion Pillfi
are tl > > hoot and cheap t dyspopula and hlllloui
euro 11 the market. Sold by all druggist * . I'rlco
60 cents.
IH MntTIX'fl KlDNKT ItXMIDT , NltrnVTICUM ,
Curenill kind of Kidney anil hladdorcomplalnto ,
ItonorrliuK , uloet and loucorrhoa. for enlo uy nil
daupKistc 4l n bottle.
KNCIUBII JIEDICAL INSTITUTK.
718 Olive St. , Ut. Ixmlu , llo.
For Rxlo In Omaha by
0. F. GOODMAN.
Jan2Clv
-AKonto for the LlloTIiiim and
"Wanted"AKonto
writt. by iiwv& , ! Jesse James
ih * onlyilfK nuthorlzM l > y her , and nhci will
not be a "JllooJ and ThiinJor" utory , such ai ban
been i id will tie n ibllshcd , hut a true Llfu by
the only ti rsoii who U In pTfoi-lou df thv f > u.d
n fal Lull and dnvotod wife. Tmth U moru
Interesting than llctlon. AttenU iihnuld apply
for territory at OHM Sand 7G cti. far Sam
ple BooL. J. H. ClmmUnm & Co. ,
iiio-iod-Aw-cow ht. Louil , Mo-
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SYPHILIS '
n iuiy .iti'.jd
Oatarrlz ,
EOZEJtA ,
Old Sores ,
i'iinplua ,
BOILS ,
or any
Skin
Diseas .
'o
Ouros Wlion Hot Springs Fail
llAVHRN , AUK. , JKy 2.1881
We liave ca > o < In our own town who lived at
BprliUj'S , and wore finally mad with B , B. U ,
lIcOiwuoN It Mi'iiny , .
We
Wej
YOU aoutit.come toiovUH andt' VfllAi
JUHK YOUKOIlcliarifu nothing I I Write for or
lartlcuhra and copy of little Hook
MtlioUnfortun&to _ huffcrluv
IU e > nm "to" any
on analjels 100 lottlea ,
. H.ona prtleleof Mercury , lodldo l'oUt -
or Buy illneral viibsUnev.
HWliT ai'EClf 10 CO. I'ror * .
Atlauu , B
I'rlcu of Buiall size. $1,00 ,
o alia 91.11 , .
Hold by KENNAIID BHOS.Ifc CO
Prn/iflMt * Utfiierallc
Clarkson & . Hwnt ,
R
Hucu orp HIchArda i Hail ,
ATTORNEYS - AT. LAW ,
S Hthbtrttl" Om ti t/ib
DIRECTORY OF LEADIMG WESTERN HOTEL ? .
HOTELS ,
ARLINQTON.
8ARATOOA HOTEL ,
MARSH HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
HALL HOUSE ,
CITY HOTEL ,
OOMMEROIALHOTE
GRANOCENTRAL
MISSOURI PAOIFIO HOTEL ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE
GREENWOOD HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
ENO'8 HOTEL ,
EXCHANGE HOTEL ,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL ,
MORGAN HOUSE ,
SUMMIT HOUSE ,
JUDKINS HOUSE ,
HOUSTON HOUSE ,
REYNOLDS HOUSE ,
WALKER HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
CITY HOTEL ,
PARK HOUSE ,
NEBRASKA HOTEL ,
MERCHANTS HOTEL
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
PARKS HOTEL ,
COMMEROAL HOTEL ,
OAQNELL HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
JUDKIN8HOUSE ,
BALL HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE
WOODS HOUSE ,
DOUGLAS HOUSE ,
BEDFORD HOUSE
ARLINQTON HOUSE ,
NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE !
WINSLOW HOUSE
AURORA HOUSE
OROZIER HOUSE
PROPRIETORS
J. 0. MclNTIRE.
J. B. 8TELLINIU8 ,
E. MANS ,
JOHN HANNAN ,
A. W. HALL ,
CHENEY A CLARK ,
J. Q. MEAD ,
C.ISEYMOUR ,
P. L. THORP.
A. 0. CAARPER ,
W. MAYFIELD ,
E. STOREY.
E. L. END ,
O. D. HACKNEY ,
FRANK LOVELL ,
E. L. GRUDD ,
8WAN & DECKER ,
JUDKINS & DRO , ,
GEO. CALPH ,
O. M. REYNOLDS ,
D. H. WALKER ,
8. DURQESS ,
DI D. WILLIAMS ,
MRS. M. E , OUMMINGO ,
JL. AVERY ,
ti. W. DOULWARE ,
F. M. PARK ,
HENRY WILLS ,
OHA3. DAGNELL ,
WM. LUTTON ,
FRANK WILKINSON ,
H. H , PCRRY ,
D , F.STEARNS ,
JOHN EOKERT ,
J. 8. DUNHAM ,
J. T. GDEEN.
J. M. DLAOK & SON ,
A. T. POTTER ,
Q McOARTY ,
M. D. JONES ,
O. R. OROZIER ,
TOWNf
Lincoln , Neb ,
Mllford , Heb.1
OROWN8VILLE , Neb
StromtburK N
Loultvllle
Blair , Neb.
Nellch , Nob.
Nabrnika City , heb
Weeping Wntor.Na
Hnrdy , Nab.
Greenwood , Neb ]
Otnrlnda , ( own
Eremont , Neb.
Athland , Neb
Atklnion , Net.
Guide Recd , Neb ,
Ore ton , li.
Rod Oak , It.
Cxlra , la ,
Atlantic , la ,
Audubon , la.
Neoln , In.
Harlnn , la ,
Corning , la.
Stanton ,
Burllncton Junction , M
Dlnnchard , la ,
Chennndoah , In ,
Dayld City , Neb.
College Spring * , In.
Vllllica , la.
Mnlvern , la ,
Ida Grove , la
Odebolt , la
Oieeola , Neb.
Clark * , Neb.
Bedford la.
Mnryivlllo Mo
Norfolk Junction Neb
Sewiird , Nob.
Aurora , Nob.
Sidney , Nob.
1 THE JELM MOUNTAIN
AND
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JL JLj V Jt ± j
Mining and Milling Company.
Vorklne Capital * . . . . . . . . . f300,000 ,
. . . . . . . . . ,
3apltal Siock , 91,000,000
t'ar Value ot Shares , - - - . [ . . . . . 825,000.
BTOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE
Mines Located in BRAMBL MININGDISTRICT. .
DK. J. I. THOMAS , Frigldoot , Cummins , Wyoming.
Wil. E. TILTON , Vlco-Frolilent , Cummins , Wyoming )
E. N. HAKWOOD , Secretary , Cummins , Wyoming.
A. ti. LUNN" , Tieuurcr , Cummins , ATyomln
Or. J , I. Thomas , Lcnlu Miller \V. S. llrnmcl. A. n. Dunn.
K.N. Uarwaod. Ftaucls Leavens. Oco. II. Falos. Lewis Zolman.
Dr. J. C. Watktua.
nsSSmcSni OEO. W. KKNDALL , Authorlicil Acnnt for Sale of Stock : Bo * * ' o h .N b.
iVeit for boln ? the most direct , quickest , an
infest line connecting the i-rcat Motroxillg | , GUI
3A.GO , nnd the RinTRRN , Nonni-KiSTiEK , I ) I
md KniiTii-K * Tnaii I/win , nhlch terminate there
lth Kama CITT , IjiuvanwoRT0 , ATcniaoH
Sonxcii , liLurra nnd OUAUA , the CouMiucui
3aniiu from which radltln
EVERY LINE OF R&AD
hat penetrates the Continent from the llluour
liver to the 1'aclflc Slope. The
DHIOAGO ROOK ISLAND & PA-
OIFIO RAILWAY
Is the only HDO from Chicago owning track In
llan'jas , or which , by Itn own road , rcachoo th
point. ] above named. No TBAIWIIIW BY OIHUUOI
NO UI&HINO OONNBmQNSi No llllildllng In 111
rontllatod or unclean tan , ai every piuacngor.
arrlod In roomy , clcii and rcntllatod ccacbci *
upon Fait Kxpros Trains
DAT CARS of unrlvalwl rnaifnirconcc , I'DLLKir
PAUCK HLimrmo CABS , and ournv/nworld-fauoui
DiRina OAOH , upon which moulsBIO gervod of un-
lurjiMuud axcollcnce , at thu low rate of Hivr.iy
FINii CmraiAcii , wltbamplo time for hoalthfu
inloyiiicnt.
Th'roiif-h C\n between Chlctijo , Peorla , 1JI1
vnukni and HlMonrl Klver Polnbi ; and cloao con
lectlotn kt all joliiU of Intomectlon wltb otbor
road * .
Wo ticket ( do not forget thlg ) directly to ever ;
ilaoo of Importsnco In KanoM. Nobrnaka , lU-l
'Illlo , V/yomlnsr , Utah , Idnho , jfovada , CsJII/oro / ,
rcvonVmhlnuton Territory , Colorado , Arleona
md Now Mexico ,
Asll bor.U arrtn/emcntg rognrdlnu ba gniro u
my other line , and ratei of faro nlnnyu au ow M
iompotltora , who furulih but a tltha o the com
ort.
ort.Doyi and taclde of arnrtBmrn free.
TIcKou , nwi > ! i and foldvrn ut all princlpa
Illcon In tlio CJnltad Sl&tiij auJ ( Janad-i.
l' U. OAHLK , K. HT. JOPH ,
'Ico 1'rus't & ( Jen. Usn , Tkt tuAPiun'tAf
ili.nautr , Clilcniro Chtcaeo ,
880. SHORTjm (830 ( ,
KANSAS CITY ,
it Joe &OouRcil Bluls
IS TUX OMIT
Direct Line to 8T. LOUIS
AMI ) TUB ZA3T
From Ornana end tha West ,
All trains liatv 1) . & M , Depot , Omaha : Nub ,
cbuiie ot cars between Uiuaha and m. i-oull ,
aud Imt one between OMAHA Ud
NEW YORK.
3ailyPassengerTrains
KI1C1IIN1 ALL
A8TKIIN AND WK8TKIIN CrflEfl with tE8B
OUAKUEU and JN ADVAKUK of ALT ,
OTUEU LINKS
T.hli cctlro line Is ojulppcd with Pnllman'i
al&ce Ulccplr.t Can , 1'alscu JJfcy Con.h , Ulllct'i
r.lity I'Utform and Coupler , and the coiobrated
rrca < tlinliOii30 Air-brake.
t-THve tint jour ticket r ( > vo VIA nAIIHAV
ITl' , JiT. JOaEl'H & CUUKUITj ULUFfS IU II
'l , via tit. Joonpb and Bt. Loula.
Ticket * for Mlo at all coupon stations In ibt
rent. J , V. UAUNAIU ) ,
tl. A\Via , Qen , BiiDt. , St. Jotuih , Ho
Una. PAHS , and Ticket Agl. , tit. Jov.iih , Mo ,
AUDI lloiiDxa , Ticket Acrcnt ,
10/0 r * rnbam atrcet ,
W , J.DAVKKrOIlT , Occeial AKCUt ,
OUAUd , Nil
W. S. GIBBS
PHYSIOIAH AND SURGEON ,
loom No4 , Oroiybtou Bloolf , 15th
Ctroot ,
OMAHA. NEBRASKA.
Orvic rioDB tlO tola A if , 3to6ru
caimecb'J witb Csntral Olilca
- FOR -
CHICAGO ,
PEORIA ,
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE.
DETROIT , NIAGARA FALLS ,
NEWYORKBOSTON
, ,
And all Poluts Eattand South-Colt
THKUNJJCOMI'KISKS
Nearly 4,000 inllca. Uolld Smooth Steel Tracks
All ocnncctlons nro niailo In UNION DbPOTS.
It lina a National Reputation aa bclnc ; thsi
Great Through Oar Line , nnd h unlversnlly-
conceded to bu the FINEST EQUIPPED Halt-
rcail In the world for nil class ! not travel.
Tryitandyou ulll find travcllnn a lnxa > y <
Instead of a discomfort.
Through Ticket ) via ihls Celebrated Line fo
sale at all olflcts In the West.
All Information about Hates of Faro , Bleeping
Car Acocmuiodatlons , Ttuio Tables , ic. , will bo
cheerfully ulven bv nnp'vlnln/
T. J. POTTER ,
Ocn Agent , Conncll Illuffs.
II. I' . 1JUEL1TlcItU AKt. oo b .
morn-rd ly
Sioux City & f aoifio
THH SIOUX OITY ROUTB
Runs a Bnllil Train Ihrou h from
Council Bluffs to St , Paul
Without Gli ng Time , Only 17 Hour *
IT is
2LCBC2) M1LB3 TIIE SHOU7KST ROUTS
IICM
OOUNOIL BLUFFS
10 ET. PAUL , MINNL'APOLIO
DULUT17 OK MISMABCK
points In Northern Iowa. Mlunooota and
Dakota. This line (9 ( equipped 1th the Improved
WtetlngliouBo Autoumlo Air-brake nod lilllo
PUUorm Coupler and Buffer : and for
Hl'EKD , SAKKTY AN1 > COMKOET
la unsurpr KCd. Pullman Palace Bleeping ; Car
run through WITHOUT CIIANOK between Kaa
tea City and St. 1'aul , via Council LI lifts aud
Hloux City.
Trains leave Union FaclQo Transfer ni Coun
cil lllufli , at 7:35 : p. m. dally on arrival of Kansas
City , fat. Joseph and Council Jiluffj train from
the South. Arrh Ing at Hloux City 11:36 p. m. ,
and at the Now Union Uopot at St. 1'aul at 1 : SO
noon.
TEN IIOUKS IN ADVANOK OP AliTOTU [ B
UOUTE.
CVRcmcuibcr In taking' the Sioux City Route
you pet a Through Train. The Shortest Line ,
the Quickest Time and a Comfortable Hide la tb
' 1 brouL'h Cart between
OOUHCII , BLUITS AND BT , 1'AUD.
< 3T3eo that your Tickets reaj via the " 8on !
City aud PaciUo Hallroad '
/ B. WAT1XES , J. n. BUCHANAN
tiuperlnUndcnt. Oen'I Paw. Ageal ,
, B. HOU1NSON , Asa't Ocn'l ratu. Atr * ! . ,
Uluaurl ValK'y , Iowa
W. E. DA VIH , Southwestern Agent.
Councl filuffd low *
W. d. CONNELL ,
ATTORNEY AT
- - LAW ,
Rootni ( upelalruln Ilausoom
w br.ck bulldlDf , N , W , corner Jlftecutb and
Farnbam Btrceta '