Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, May 17, 1882, Page 7, Image 7

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THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : "WEDNESDAY , MAY 17 , IBE2.
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O. O. OOCMBC &B OO.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
City Market , Council Bluffs , Iowa ,
WHOLESALE F L O XT R HOUSE ,
Gcceral AgenU lor the Cflturatcd Mills of II. 1) . Kush & Co. . Golden Pagle Flour , Learenwoith ,
Kansas , and Queen Bee Mills , Sioux Falls , Dakota.
Petetcnco , Smltti & Crl t"ndcn , ioiiticiniln < T , la.
JE3IJU. .
W'JOLKSALE AND RETAIL
STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS ,
COUNCIL BLTJFF3. IOWA.
TITLE ABSTRACT 0 F F ICE.
JT. "VST. O'Cr3:3R,3El ss OO. .
Lands and Lots Bought and Sold ,
, MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW HATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS - - - - - - IOWA ,
IB : .
15 North Main Street.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN SHOE FINDINGS.
Heady-fitted uppers , In call skin and kip. Oak and Hemlock iOLK LEATHER , anil nl
i -j oodn appertaining to the shoe trade. Oo'd * sold M cheap a * In the Cast.
I MRS.PERIS' ' m MILLffllRT STORE
A FOR STYLISH SPRING MILLINERY. PATTERN BONNETS AND
tJI CHILDREN'S HATS A SPECIALTY. Jv
105 South Main Street. Council Bluffd la.
Th t never require crimping , at Mr . J. J. Good's Ualr Store , at pr ces never before touched by
&ny other hair dealer. Also a full line of switches , Lie. , ut greatly reduced prices. Al aolil ,
silt er and colored nets Wtncs made from Itdica' own hair. Dj not fall to call lictoro purchwing
ehcwhcro. All goods warranted aa represented , MHS. J. J. GOOD ,
29 Main street , Council lilude , Iowa.
MASON WISE ,
LI7ER1 , FEED & SALE STABLE
The largest and best
stables in the west.
Roadsters , Saddle and
draft horses for sale ,
also a fine lot of mules
just received which
will be closed out
cheap.
SCOTT ST. , NEAR BROADWAY.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IA.
REMOVED witho'lt the
CANCERS drawing ol blood or use of
knife. Cures lun ? diseases ,
muii.-i ? Fits , Scrofula , Liver Com-
X plaint , Dropsy , Kheuma-
vis n n
T II M II R S tl81n- Fever and Mcrcur-
I W III U II W Ui BoreSi Erysipelas , Salt
Rheum , Scald Held , Cttatrh , weak , inllimcJ
and granulated Eyes , crolulous Ulcers and Fo-
maleOiS'ase ol all kinds. Alw Kidney and
Vcnerlal diseases. Ho morrholds or Piles cured
money refunded.
All dlseiscj treated upon the principle of veget
able reform , without the uw ol mercurial pois
ons or the knife.
Electro Vapor or 11-dlcatod Biths , furnished
OEewho desire them.
Hernli or nupturo radically cured by the use
tha Elastic bolt Trws and Plaster , which hu
superior in the world.
CONSULTATION FREE-
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CALL O.V OK ADDRESS
Drs , B , Rico anfl F , 0 , Miller ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , la.
LIVERY ,
Feed and Sale StaMes ,
18 North First Street ,
Doujuet's old stand. Council H'uffj , Iowa.
WILLAftl ) .SMITH. Prop.
W.D.STILLMAN ,
Practitioner of Homeopathy , consulting
Pliysiciaii and Surgeon ,
Office and residence 615 Willow avenue , Coun
W. K. SINTON ,
DENTIST.
14 Pearl Street , 0 unoil Bluffs.
Extractlnpand filling a ipochlty. First-class
work fruaranteed.
DR. A. P. HANCHETT ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office , Mo. 14 Pearl Street. Hotin , 9 a. m. to
12. , and 2 p. m , , to 5 p , m , He > ldonce , 12i )
ilJancruft HCrcot , Telephonic connection with
iCentral olllce.
DR. AMELIA BURROUGHS ,
ISTo. 617 First Avenue
Hour * fro in 10 to 11 a. m. , and 2 to 6 p. m.
BAKKER'S ' LIFE ASSOCIATION ,
DKSMOINKS , Iowa.
Inccriwratcd Julv 1st , 1879 , for the mutual
benctlt of bank otll era and their cuitoinoru ,
Jlviod on jirinc pica ol Kijuirv , h'co.soMV AND SK
CURITV , A few cxperlonciU life Inviirancu solici
tors wanted Ad Ires * , II. M Stevens , ditlrlct
solicitor , Oillco No. 7 , Kvurtfu blojK , Council
UIuOs , Iowa. Hi'jjIiiciico.Uil HIi avenue. P O ,
b > x U25.
U25.S. . E. MAXON ,
OIHco over sivlnju hank.
-COUNCIL , BLUFPS , . . Iowa.
REAL ESTATE.
W , 0 , J meu , In connection with his law and
eollictloii butlnessbujs and sells real estate.
Persons wishing to buy or sell city property call
at his olllcc , ever Budbncll' * book store , I'carl
etreit.
EDWIN J , ABBOTT.
Justice ot the Peace and
Notary Public ,
415 Broadway , Council Bluffs
Deed * and mortgages drawn ucd
HAIR GOODS
WATER WAVES ,
In Stock and Manufactur
ed to Order.
Waves Made From Yuur Own Iliiir.
TOILET ARTICLES ,
Nets , Combs , Brushes , Face-pow
ders , Bands , Hair Orn.i-
monts , &o. , itc.
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 , M , D , .
Medical Electrician
AND
GYGNECOLOGIST.
Graduate of Eloctropithlc Institution , Phila
delphia , Peniu.
OlcB Cor , Broadway & Glenn AVB.
COUNCIL BLUITS , IOWA.
The treatment of nil diseases and ] > 'Infill , 'dlf-
flcultlcs ptcullar to fi'italpj a apeiUlty.
The Star Bakery ,
HOWARD & ROBIE ,
227 MAIN ST ,
Employ the best liroJil Dakor In the Wctit ; also
a choice lund for Cakes and Pic ? .
Dread ilUiu-rtd tci all parts of the tlty.
. FRESH FISH !
Game and Poultry ,
Can alwtys be found at B. DANEHY'P ,
136 Urper llroadwiiy.
JNO.JAYFEAINEY ,
Justice the Peace ,
314 BROADWAY ,
Council Bluffs , - Iowa.
W. B. MAYES ,
Loans andRealEstate ,
Proprietor of attracts of Pottawattamlo
county. Olllco corner of Ilroadway and Main
srei't ! > , C uncll
JOHN STEINER , M. D. ,
( Dculfcher Arzt. )
ROOM 5 , EVKRETT'S BLOCK ,
Council liluira.
Olieasrs of women and children a specialty.
P , J , MONTGOMERY M , D , ,
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FllEK DlSPKNHAHV EVEUV SATUUDAV ,
Olllce 111 F\mtt' block , Pearl troct. Rut ] ,
dence (28 ( Fourth btrrit. Olllco hours from 0 to
2a.in _ , , 2 to j and 7 t'l 8 p. in. , Council Uulh
F. C. GLARK ,
PBACTJCAL DEHTIST.
Peari street , opposite the postomcc. One of
the oldest | > ractU onor In Council Ilhifla. SatU a
Ufactlon KUinntccd In all cages.
ODELL& DAY ,
CEBERAL FIRE INSURANCE
AND-
EEAL ESTATE AG'TS ' ,
MONEY" TO LOAN.
Koa-d of Trade bulldlitt , Council llluBa , U.
JOHN LINDT ,
ATTORHEY-AT-LAW
Will practice In all state an court *
Spoaki German Language.
SHELBY.
A Flourishing Center of an
| Agriculturnl Country.
Roprosontntlvo Bualuoaa Men , Intor-
oata and UoVols.
Corrc pond nco of The Ilco.
SHELIIV , Ja. , May 0. Shelby la
pro-ctmtiently a grain town. The
wheat crop was light this surison , but
the corn was n very fair crop , and this
town , of perhaps 000 or 800 inhabi
tants , in the southwest corner of Shelby -
by county , has this season , shipped
over a half million bnahola. Ono of
the first things lint takes the atten
tion of the str.Aiu'er when ho is landed
on the platform of the 11 > ck IsKind
station , is the three steam olovntors ,
and the acrcsof "corn cribs to the right
of us" and "corn cribs to the left oi
us" ht each end of town.
THE TOWN
was built after the railroad station hnil
been located hero , and much credit is
duo to Mr. J. P. McEwon , an early
resident and business man , who
handled the land interests for the rail
road company. Mr. MoEtrcn was a
man of onorcy and sterling integrity ,
and labored faithfully to secure agood
class of citizens to muko up this young
villiago. Being n strong temperance
man , ho brought Iris , practical ideas
into good use when ho was applied to
for land by parties having the symp
toms of habits that were not tcmnor-
utu , for it is said ho managed to'got
discouragements enough in the way of
such persons to induce them to go else
where ; ar.d now that six moonn have
passed over his grave , his neighbors
begin moro fully to recognize his
worth and honor his judgment , and a
monument worthy of his lifo is bofng
treeted to hia memory. The railroad
runs ulong the low lands , nearly
through the centre of the town , which
is ecattorod along the slopes on cither
aide. The business streets nro on the
east side , and like Third and Fourth
streets of Cincinnati , run along the
nido hill. The comfortable churches ,
$5,000 union school building , three
first-class steam elevators , two lumber
yards , two hotels , and a score or two
of good trading houses , good farming
hinds on every nido and the whole pop-
uluticm intelligent and industrious ,
with progressive ideas , and a town
council that says "no license , " ro
some of the characteristics of this
thriving and prosperous young city
near the headwaters of Silver Crock.
HEI'KESKNTATIVE MEN
from Omaha and the Blulla are scon
hero every day. Mueller is here
mending the organs and soiling now
ones. Dr. H. S. West , of the lirra of
Sinton & Woat , whoso ollico is just
opposite THE BEE office in the Bluffs ,
has been spending the week along this
line , repairing teeth and selling now
ones , and a half a dozen from across
the river , including J. B. Porter , from
the hat , gloves and straw goods DOUBO
of W. L. Parrotto & Co. on Haruoy
street.
E. C. CLAl'l' C
is ono of the keavy dealers in general
merchandise , and with the addition
ho is building , will have a store 110
feet long and metropolitan in its ap
pearance , while W. F. Cleveland &
Co. , just across the way are doing a
largo business , and either one of thcso
houses may be doing a $50,000 , busi
ness , which socnia strange when there
is oo much competition.
. THE MILL
of. J. W. Ohatburn , of IL-vrlaii , is
managed by his son , T. W. , while the
father personally manages the mill at
Hurlan. Both father and son are ex
perienced mill men , having built ten
new mills in this slate. This mill has
" 4 run , " does a gcnor.il milling busi
ness , and can not fill all their orders ,
and although they have an exchangn
store at Noola , and ship iu all direc
tions , they could do much moro busi
ness if they had mill capacity to do
the work , and yet they are grinding
300 bushels per day. The mill is ono
of the models. Every particle of
wood work in the mill la planed , and
all the machinery is supposed to bo
the latest and best , and oven the
wheat la all cleaned and then polished .
with a sot of brushes before grinding , )
and the citizens may well feel proud
of this aa well aa many other of their P
business enterprises.
S
TUB HOTELS . ,
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are peculiar. Dr. Benhain near the
d
depot has fitted up his tine house with drr
trooH and flowers , and the stranger rrt
would bo like y to pass it as the residence - t (
donco of some retired merchant , for it ) '
is to all intents and purposes a homo.
Mr. F. S. Gilliland , of the Central n
Home , has just put on a second addi
tion and proposes to keep doing so s
until ho is able to uasommodato the
traveling public who desire to stop
with him.
It would bo interesting , if time and if
space -would permit , to mention many
of the business firms and indivual
friends of TinDTK , and the amount ci ;
of business ; but your correspondent
would return thanks for kindness ro-
ccivod at the hands of the mayor , John
Sandham of the firm of J. Dow it Co. ,
tnuii merchants , and I , F. Spauglor
of A very , Spanglor & Co. , in thonamo
business , and to Mr. Ohas , Shultz ,
formerly of Butler county , Nebraska.
The splendid r , ins of last night and
this morning ramo pleasantly , and ?
there eeeniB to hu a general prospect
iif good crops for the boason. The
stock are being collected into herds
and started for Ihu pasture grounds ,
the farmers talk anti-monopoly , the
business men scorn to be prosperous
and cheerful , and this young city is >
growing every day. BUUKKYK ,
IOWA
Bob McBride has sold the Eldora
Ledger for 80,000. >
Page couuty 1ms small pox bills to
the amount of 5,030.08.
if
Cherokee is to have an opera house
with it sealing capacity of 800. [
Two hundred and seventy-five stu '
dents are enrolled in Cornell colloi-o.
The Oakaloosa packing-houso has if
shut down because of a scarcity of
hogs.
The Presbyterians of Oskaloosa have >
contracted for a now churh to cost
$10,900.
Oov , Sherman has consented to ad
dress a scldiors * reunion at Nevada
next August.
Thomas Harrison , the sensational
boy prenchor , will bo an attraction at
Clear Lake July 501.
The S'gournoy creamery began
operations last week. The Kcviow
is highly elated over the fact ,
Atlantic must subscribe stock to
the amount of $15,000 before she c.in
got the Holly system of waterworks.
The Mitchell county papers record
the fact that school teachers are
scarce there and that many more are
wanted ,
Work has commenced on the now
Washington hotel at Cherokee. The
improvements involve an outlay of
$15,000.
Emma Mocks , a young woman at
Marshalttown. attempted to commit
suicide the other day by taking a dose
of poison.
An old man named Thayer was
found drowned in a crPok near Wash
ington. An empty whisky llask was
found in his pocket. ,
A brute named John McClinthan
was run out of Monfroao beciuso ho
attempted to rape his own sister. Ho
wont to Kookuk.
An insane man in Polk county has
become impressed with the idea that
another Hood is impending , and ho la
engaged in building an ark.
Airs. Lev ! Kottorinij , of LaPorto
City , committed suicide by jumping
into an old wel1. She had been in
sane for several days post.
In Hancock county recently a ! < !
months-old child of Martin Peterson
toddled away fro.ii the house and was
found drowned in a slough ,
A colored brother undertook to kill
himiclf at Brooklyn last week , and
managed to cut his throat pretty
badly. Cause his true love wont
back on him.
Deacon Harnoy made the acquaint
ance at DCS Moincs of a slick rascal
who gave the name of Stearns , and
was inveigled into cashing a worthless
chock for $250.
In the vicinity of Aplington , Will
McD.tniel , only eighteen years old ,
becoming intoxicated , laid down on
the railroad track , and was run over
by the midnight train and cut in two.
The Columbus Safeguard complains
that in certain localities of the coun
ty wolf raising scorns to be carried on
to a large extent by parties , and then
killed in order to sccuro their scalps.
The management of the Coo college
at Cedar R ipids are taking stops to
raise $25,000 to bo applied towards
the erection of a now building , which
when completed will luivo cost § 150-
000.
000.Mrs.
Mrs. DoLonu , wife of Lieutenant
DeLpng , commander of the Jeannette
Arctic expedition , who is residing in
Burlington with her brathor-in-law ,
Gen. S. L. Glasgow , when the news
of the death of her husband was
broken to her , yielded to intense grief
and was utterly prostrated. (
At Tipton recently , Bob McKee
was found in his office with his throat
horribly cut. Ho lived only a few
hours. A lack of business is said' by
the Conservative to have boon the
cause of his suicide , but most proba
bly there was flomothinp else wrong ,
us no ono need lack work in Iowa.
Now Yorlc Postofflco.
Wm. H. Wareing , esq , assistant
general superintendent 3rd division
mailing and distributing department
Now York p'jstoflico , in writing concerning -
corning St. Jacobs Oil Bays ; The re
ports irom the several superintendents
mid clerks who have used the Oil a reo
in praising it highly. It has bean
Found eilicacious in cuts , burns , soro-
iiesa and stiffness of the joints and ;
muscles , and aflords a ready relief for
rheumatic complaints.
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A COLLAPSED CIRCUS.
Cooper , Jackson & Co. Closed at
Creston Building Kotos , Etc. ft
Cl
ZorrcspanJence of The Her. ;
CKKSTON , Iowa , May 10 Cooper ,
Jackson & Co.'a circus and animal
ihow exhibited in this city on Satur-
lay evening and afternoon to a fllitn
louao , and on the following morning
.ho sheriff of Union county levied an
xecution on the whole outfit to aatlafy
nortgagos amounting to $19,000 , duo
parties In Now York , Cincinnati and
3t. Louis. Over 100 men are thereby
hrown out df employment without a
lollar. Much blame is laid on the
nanagors for their action in the matf
cr. Out of thirty shown only two
aid expenses. The cnuso of the
'ailuro is supposed to be duo from
amy weather and hard times.
Our city ia full of atir and building 0
going ou of every kind. The Bry-
nor brick block in Hearing comple-
ion , and whun furnished vrill be one
f the finest in the city. The material
ifV. . W. Kelly's now block ia mostly
m the ground ,
The weather is now pleasant , yet
ool.
ool.About
About one-third of the corn is
ilnntod , and with u few warm days
ho hopes of the farmere will bo fully
eatorod. Diatriet court now in DCS-
ion. No C.XHOS for trial this term
vorthy of note. ANON.
TOPICS FROM TABOIl. 0
rohlbltlon MovomontB-Poraonal -
General Itoiiiu ,
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Correepondenccof the lice.
TAUOK , Iowa , May 15. The pro-
libitory amendment now pending in
ur sluto is receiving much attention I
rom the pooplu of Tabor. There ib I
lot nor has there over been a saloon
vithin the limits of our town , but our
iitizens nro not unmindful of the
locda of other places , and en the 27th
f Juno will heaitily ondoavorto "turn
jack Fharoah's army. " 0. L. Day ,
Sidney , Hon of Juuge Day , of the
owa uupromo court , addressed our
luoplo on the prohibition issues last
I'huraday evening m the college
ihupel. Hu was formerly a student
this school and has now two broth-
irs and a sister in attendance The
louse was crowded , and all felt well
aid. The prominent young mon of
tlio county nro almost a unit for the
nmondtnont.
A temperance convention was hold
fit Sidney last Saturday , 300 people
being present , although the farmers
nro very bu y with their corn plant
ing. 1'rcs. Win. M. Brooks , of Tnbor
colloco , is president of the society ami
presided nt the convention. Several
speakers from abroad were expected ,
but failed to arrive. Mrs. J. Ellen
Foster arrived in Hastings on the
morning train from the 1 ? lulls , but not
in time for the morning train on I ho
branch , and did not reach Sidney till
7 J > . in. The Presbyterian church was
tilled M BOOH as her arrival was an *
notmccd by the bull , and oho delivered
a forcible lecture on the amendment
from n constitutional standpoint. At
the session in the afternoon $2-.25 ! ! )
was raised to aid the cause iii the state
and county , by procuring speakers ,
distributing temperance litcraturo ,
etc. The society will furnish the
county papers with prohibition supple
ments.
President Brooks returned a few
weeks ago from a trip to Now En
gland , and received while away up
wards of $4,000 in cash contributions
to our college.
Mies Binnio DeForest and her
brother , of San Jose , Californiagave (
an elocutionary entertainment in the
Congregational church last Wednes
day evening to n fair audionco. They
nro good artists and Tabor would bo
pleased to have thorn call ngnin.
J. I'1. Sanborn , M. D. , D. D. S. ,
attended the mooting of the State
Dental association at Dos Moines last
we'jk. The doctor is in the front
ranks of his profession , ilo road two
essays before the association , one of
which appeared in the Register.
Professor Bottit , of Chicago , is con
ducting n musical convention hore.
Several of the students wont to the
Blutfc Friday to hoar llomonyl.
Small pox being so near as Plaits-
mouth , is giving our physicians some
vaccinating to do , although most of
our citizens were vaccinated in the
winter.
Tabor college is in n nourishing
condition and has a bright future.
Commencement will take place from
the llth to the Hth of Juno and prep
arations are now making for the same.
Mora about the school in the future.
AUNTY BKLLUM.
FLIKS AND 11UG3.
I'lies , roaches , autg , bedbugs , rat' , mice ,
eojihers , chipmunkx , cleared out by
"Koushon HiU" llic.
To Nervous Sufferers
THE GREAT EUROPEAN REMEDY.
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specific
II 19 a pool\ocuro ; for HpermUoirho * , 8emln
IVeOKuosw. Imtiotancy , Mid all dlseiuoe resulting
Irom Suli-AriUHo , us Moutil Anxiety , Loaai
Memory , Pains In the Back or Bide , nuJ disease *
* --i' " '
AVTElt
Coniumptlon
Insanity an
curly iru re
o Specific
Uodlclno It
being mod
with wonder
ful SUCCeiiS.
1'a.mphloU
cut free lo all. Write for them and get lull par-
ktculari.
Prtco , Specific , 11.00 per package , or etx pack *
igos for 16.00. Address all ordera to
B. 8IM80N MEDICINE CO.
Nos. 104 and 106 Main Ot Buflilo , N. V.
SoM In Omaha by 0. F. Ooodman , J. W. lielt ,
J. K. lib. and all
Tiie Great Lngiish Kemetty
.NoTor . falls to cuio
Nervous Debility , VItal -
[ tal Kxhaustlon , Kmls-
Jilons , Seminal Wcak-
ncs c , LO8TMAN
HOOD , and all the
\t\ \ II effects of youth'
llul follies and execs-
tos. It Btopa pcrma
liently all ncakonlnt ; .
linvoluntnry IOIIH sand
trains upon the HH-
J-eni , the Inevitable re-
' ult of thcso ovilprao.
tlcci , which uro so dcfltrnollvo to mind and body
mil make llfo inlseriblo , often leading to Imanl-
ly and death It ntroim'thoiu the Nervun.llraln ,
memori ( Wood , Musclon , Plifcotho and Kcpro-
iluctlvo OTOUIH. It runtoros to all the oriraiilo
tunotl'-ns their former vlxor and vitality , ma-
kliiit life cheerful and unjojnblo. 1'rieo , ? 3a
'lottlo , or four times Uo quanilty 10. Sent by
jjcpross , occure from observation , to any address ,
an receipt of price. No. 0. O. IJ. dent , except
DII receipt of 1 as a ifuarantuo. Letters rj-
jucitliiK answers must Incloio stamp.
Dr. Militia's Dandelion Pills
ire , tlj best and cheapest dyspepsia and bllllous
uro 11 the market. Bold by all druggists. Price
0 cents.
IR ) MINTIB'S KIDXBT Ilmiiinr , NBPRBTICUM ,
Jurcstll kind of Kidney and bladder comnlalnto.
ronorrhea , gleet and leucorrhea. For ealu by all
( "C"tKNaLIBItltlJIEDICALINSTlTUTK.
718 Olive St. , St. Louis , Mo.
For Sale In Omaha by
fl
Jan2&-1v
nfi
SYPHILIS
n any sUija
Catarrh ,
EOZKftIA ,
3ld Sores , 5
I'imploa ,
BOILS ,
or uny
3kin
Biseas .
|
Juras When Hot Springs Fail
MAVIIIIN , AUK. , Miv 2. 1831
Vfa ) nvu CKO Iri niir o'i t ) * ll who lived at
, P'l'l were lln illy curoil with H. H , H.
Miwvr.
Vuu iloulit.uoma KJ u ) lit itiid \ f.ViljI. .
IUIIK YOUHOIUIiarco nothlni : 11 Write for
lartlculars and copy of little Hook
otho Unfnrtiinatfl inRi'rliK'
OOU KnwnrU will bit | am to uj
heiulbt nlio will llnu , on amijeU 1'X ) batthut
tl. B.ono nartlcluof Jlercury Iodide 1'oUn
urn or any illnorul nubsUntu.
BWIrT BI'KiJIflU CO. Hro ; * .
Atlanta ,
1'rlco of Hmall site , 1.00.
Lur e Miu $1,76.
bold liy KKNNAHI ) I1UOH. fc OO .
FASTJTIME
Ea.it talu tht '
Trains leave Omibt i.iO p. m anil 7:10 : a. m.
Hull Inlortuatlon uillou II. 1' . DUKV Ticket
Lgeut , Htli anil F rnham riU. J. 11KLL. U. P.
tUlway Depot , or at J Ail Ed T. UtAIlK , ( leaer-
j , Oaiili * . | 17mie tl
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTEL ? .
HOTELS.
ARLINGTON.
SARATOGA HOTEL.
MARSH MOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
HALL HOUSC ,
CITY HOTEL ,
COMMEROIAL HOTE _
GRAND CENTRAL
MISSOURI PACIFIC HOTEL ,
COMMEROIAL HOUSE
OREENWOQD HOUSE ,
OOMMEROIAL HOUSE ,
CNO'B HOTEL ,
EXCHANGE HOTEL ,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL ,
MORGAN HOUSE ,
OUMMIT HOUSE ,
HOUSTON HOUSE ,
REYNOLDS HOUSE ,
WALKCR HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
CITY HOTEL ,
PARK HOUSE ,
NEBRASKA HOTEL ,
MERCHANTS HOI EL
COMMERCIAL HOTEL ,
PARKS HOTEL ,
OOMMEROAL HOTEL ,
DAQNELL HOUSE ,
COMMERCIAL HOUSE ,
JUDKIN8 HOUSE ,
OALL HOUSE ,
COMMEROIAL HOUSE
WOODS HOUSE ,
DOUQLA8 HOUSE ,
BEDFORD HOUSE
ARLINGTON HOUSE ,
NORFOLKJUNCTION HOUSE
WIN8LOW HOUSE
AURORA HOUSE
CROZIER HOUSE
AVOOA EATINQ HOUSE
CENTRAL HOUSE
J , Q. MclNTIRE ,
J. 8. 3TELLINIUB ,
E. MANS ,
JOHN HANNAN ,
A. W. HALL ,
CHENEY & CLARK ,
J. Q. MEAD ,
5.JSEYMOUR ,
P , L. THORP ,
A. O. OAARPER ,
W. MAYFIELD ,
E. STOREY.
E. L. ENO ,
O. D. HACKNEY ,
FRANK LCVELL ,
E. L. GRUUU ,
SWAN & DECKER ,
QEO. OALPH ,
O.M. REYNOLDS ,
D. H , WALKER ,
8. DURQE8S ,
Dl A.WILLIAMS ,
MRS. M. E. OUMMINQO ,
J.'L. AVERY ,
J , W. DOULWARE ,
F. M. PARK ,
HENRY WILLS ,
CHAS. DAQNELL ,
WM. LUTTON ,
FRANK WILKINSON ,
H. H , PERRY ,
D , F. STEARNS ,
JOHN EOKERT ,
J. 8. DUNHAM ,
J. T. QDEEN ,
J. M. DLAOK & SON ,
A. T. POTTER ,
Q. MCCARTY ,
M. D. JONE8 ,
O. R. OROZIER ,
D. W. ROCKHOLD ,
Towxr |
Lincoln , Net J
Mllford , N b.l
DROWN8VILLE , Neb
Btromibura rt
Louisville
Olalr , Neb. * j
Nellnh. Neb. f
Nibratkn City , f b '
WeeplngVYVitar.Na
HrtPdy , Neb , .
Greenwood , Neb ) ' - }
Otarlnda , Iowa
Eremont , N b. " |
Ashland , Neb }
Atklnton , Nab.
Qnlda Recd , Nib ,
Oreston , la.
Exlrn , In. '
Atlantic , U
Audubon , la.
Neoln , In. '
Harlan , la ,
Cornlnc , l , {
Otanton ,
Durllngton Junction , M ]
Dlanchard , la.
6henandoah , I * . ;
Dayld Olty , Nab i
CollcKe Springs , la. t '
Vllll.ca , In.
Malvern , la ,
Ida Qrovo , la
Odebolt , la
Oiceola , Neb.
Olarks. Nab.
Bedford la.
Marjsvllla Ma
NorfolkJunctlonNeb
Seward , Neb.
AuroarNet.
Sidney , Neo. j
Avoca la. )
LOOKWOOD & 8HATTUOK. Red Oak.
Shelby , Shelby County , Iowa.
[ ON THE HOOK ISLAND H. B.
Canghran & Davis Bank
J. Dow & .Co Steam Elevator
Avery , Spanglor & Co Steam Elevator
Abbott & Cooper Steam Elevator
J. A. Green Farm Implements
Moans Bros * Farm Implements
J. lloinomund Hardware and Implements
J. W. Garmong Hardware and Implements
M. T. Stanley Lumber
Albortos it Dohrman Lumber
llorton Bros Livery
Bopot & Simpson Livery
J. W. Green Boots , Shoes and Clothing
W. F. Cleveland General Merchandise ' .
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R. 0. Clapp General Merchandise %
J. W. Campbull General Merchandise
R. M. Pomeroy General Merchandise
L. Bonham Hotel
F. S. Gilliland Central House
0. L. Cottrell Restaurant and Confectionery
E A. Tryon Restaurant and Confectionery
Davis & Go Drugs
A. J. Marshall Drugs
J. C. Benne Furniture
R W. Peterson Jewelry
Mrs. J. M. Buahfiold Millinery Store
Mrs. J. G. Miller Millinery Store
Miss M. L. McDonald Millinery Store
T. W. Chatburn Mill
J. G. Blessing ' Harness
Clias. H. Shultis Harness
0. W. Domotto , M. D ; ' Physician
R. E. Kuhn ' ' . Physician
J. W. Campbell , M. D , Physician
George Getty . - " f Law
John Sandham : ' Mayor
J. H. Shivoly Poatoflico and Insurance
H. J. Smith Blacksmith
F. Kiiosler Blacksmith
F. 0.Mickey. . Bluoksmith
VV. Goldner. Wagon Bhop
C. II. Athorton Wngon Shop
J. Morgan Moat Market
Winters & Morgan Live Stock
John Pomeroy Shelby Nowa *
VV. M. McCown Justice
3. II. Cranmor Principal Public Schools
Mining and Milling Company. .
Working C pltaH . . . . . . . . . 8300,000.
3ipltalSiock , . . . . . . . . . Jl,000,000
Par Value ol 8h rc , . . . - | - - . . . 2fi,000 ,
STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND ASSESSABLE
Mines Located in BRAMBL MINING D1BTBIOT.
DR. J. I. TIIOJJAB , Freddcnt , Gumming , Wyoming.
WM. B , TIIYTON , VlcO'Pretldent , Onmmlot , Wyomlnf ,
E , N. IIAUWOOD , Secretary , Cummins , Wyoming ,
A , 0. LUNN , Treuurer , Oummlni , Wyomln
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Jr. 3. I. Thomtg. Loulg Miller W. 8. Bramel. A.O.Dunn ,
, N. Uurwood. Francis Leavens. Uco , II. Faloa. L wli Zolman.
Dr. J. 0. Walking.
inJmo5m OKO. W. KKNDALU Authnrlf nd Agent for Bale nt Stock ! & * * n . > . veh.
CENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
he Moit 8ucce ful Remedy ever dlnvov
red. aa It IdcorUln In IUclvct and doun not
llmur. ItKAU 1'KOOK JiKlAMV , AUn oncollent
ir liuinaii.rluHli.
'ROM A PfiOMINBNT PHYSICIAN.
WaxhliiKtcndllu , Ohio. Juno 17 , 1U31. lu.
. J. KKSHALL , &Co. : Ocnt Itenllnif jourud.
ertUoniDiit In Turf , Field and Farm , ol your
eml ill' * Hjiavln Cure , a d linvuii ; a valuable
ud utecdy horiu which had hcun limu ( roai
) ttvln lor elul.tuuu innntlH , I uuiit 10 > ou ( or a
oltlu Ly cxjiruug , wlidh 1 1 nix uuokd ruinovtd
II laiiienrsd and unlartremont and a Iari ( Bpl'iit '
rom another liornu , and both horw.il are to-uay
Dtounil nj ci.lti" . Thuonu bottlu waa worth lo
HI ana hundred dollars , lluiji 'utlully
OMH , H. A. UKHTOIKrT , M , 1 * .
Hond for Illustrate ! circular KHIIIK ) > otiltl\
roof , I'rlco l. All DrinriiUt ! havu It or can
ct It for you. Dr. II. J Huiidall It Co1 , 1'ro-
rlvtort , KnoHliurgh Kalln , Vt
JOLt ) BY AL.L. DRUGQISrS.
"PILES ! PH.ES1 PILE81
\ Sure Cure Found at Laotl
No Oaf-Tfwul Hnffnr !
A ourocure for Hlluu , UlcculuK , Itching and
Ilcorated I'lioj ban been dl covcred hy Ui.VII
cm , ( an Indlin rctnody , ) lulled Dr. Will uni'a
uUUn Ointment. A nln le box IIM ciireit tbe
roretclironlc uaat of SCor BUjtam ctandlcx. No
ne neoU inffor flvo minutes niter applying this
.uuilorful uoothlni ; iiitdlclno , Lotion * , Irittru-
n'utu aud I'luctuarl'M do lucre hirm than oed ,
V'llllam'n Ointment bhBorbi the tumorn , aU ! >
ho tntrime Itching , ( partlailoily ut nlL-ht after
ettlnir win in In bed , ) aou M aiioultlcu , nlvit ) in-
taut and iK.lnlw relief , and ! imr inro < J only lor
'lien. Itchlni ; ol the prlnte part * , aud lor tiotu
Head what trie IIou J. It , Oolflnbtrry ol Cle > e-
iml iys alxiut Dr. WilllamV Indian I'llc Olul-
nit : I ham uird * co/i-a < i ( IMIo euro , * ud It
dordaiuep ta ur lo 4y that I li\t never found
nylhlne wlikli g vo luui luuitiillAtd and j-erum
ioiit rullel MI Dr. WillUm' * ( udltu Oliitciint.
for ule by ) l Jrug lftaor uj ! l d oil letolpt
ItENHY ( to CO. . Prop' * * . ,
OtJIVlLiKI ) , 01117.
For tail by 0. t GojJra u.
OR AY'S SPECIFIC BHIDIOINEi
TRADIT v MAHIC
English rem
edy , Anuri-
falllnir euro
for Heinlna )
Weakness ,
Sporuiator *
rlua , Impot-
nd
follow as a
sequence ol AFTER TARIrlQ.
rJoll'AliiKo ; us Loon ol Memory , Universal La si-
| tudo , I'aln In the Hack , Dimness ol VMon , I're-
I inatura Old Ago , and many other Creases that
lead to Immnlty or Cousutnptlon and a Prema
ture 0 rave.
faTKull particulars In our pimnhlet , which
wo desire to ecnd tree I r mall to oeryone.
< aTYIie HHilflc | Uedlclue ii told by nil diuggiala
at Jlper packane , or ( Ijucki.'e * tor 5 , or will
be Bunt Ircu by mill on rest j'tof the money , by
- - - - TUB QUA 1EDICINKCO , ,
Uuffalo , N , Y.
NERVOUS DEBILITY ,
A Gnrn Onarantoad-
Dr. K. 0. U'ejtii Nervit and llraln Treatmeni
A upocllle for llydttrla , Dlczlnetui , Convuliloni.
Nervous Headache , Mentil Uepruwlon , Loss of
lUmory.Spurmatarrhotia , lui poteiuy , Int oluutary
Kmiu > Ion , Prmaturo Old Auo , caused by ovtr-
exertlon , self atuee , or o\er-tudul eiico. which
leads to misery , decay and death. One box will
euro recent caaea. Hi h box contains ono month's
treatment. One dollar a hax , or < ix boxes for
the dollars ; sent by mall prepaid on receipt of
iirli.ii.Vo uarintcu nil boxes tu euro any c sj.
With each order received by us for * lx box9u , us-
couipaulvd wltli Qvu dollart ) , will send the | < ur-
cha er ur written ( 'iurwiteo to return the
monvy If the tre&tmeuc doay not eff ct ucure.
U. t , Qoodtnan , DrwifUt , Scti ) . WholeiuU and
ru.-ul A uut , Oiiuii , Neb , Orders by null at
lUUIUnr'iv. ' . rf * . > if
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W , d , CONNELL ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW ,
Ovni - - Irjut Koouulouetk're ' ) In Uioioom
luiilltoi , | V , W , co Qr Vlttamtb a