THE DAILY BEE * WEDNESDAY JUNE 7 , 1884.
OOIXEKTOXX.
o. o , ooo cso.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
City Market , Council Blnfli Iowa
F&OUR HOUSE ,
General Agent * for the Celebrated Mills o I H.I ) . KuihA Co. . Golden Eagle Floor , Leavenwoith ,
Kansas , and Queen Bee Mills , Sioux Falls , Dakota.
Bctereneo , Smith h Crlit nden , Council Blutls , In.
EC. IE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS ,
COUNCIL BLUFF3 , IOWA.
TITLE ABSTRACT 0F _ FICE.
C& T3" 3C 3EC 3E3
Lands a n d L o t 3 Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW HATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS > . IOWA.
15 North Main Street.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN SHOE FINDINGS.
Ready-fitted upper * , In calf skin and hip. Oak and Hemlock hOLK LEATHER , and al
oed appertaining to the hoa tr ide. On d < eold ai cheap n In thoKai' , _
IRS. 'MORRIS' ' NEW MILLINERY STORE
FOR STYLISH SPRING 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 prcea never bofero touched by
any other hair dealer. Alia a lull line of switches , etc. , t greatly reduced prlcu * . Alro gold ,
eilrcr and colored nets Wares made from ladles' own balr. Da nut fall to call before purch islng
ebonhere. All goods warranted na represented. US. J. J GOOD ,
2 Main street , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
MASON WISE ,
' LITERS , FEED & SALE STABLE
The largest and best
stables in the west.
fRoadsters , Saddle and
draft horses for sale ,
also a fine lot of mules
just received which
will be closed out
cheap.
SCOTT ST. , NEAE BEOADWAY.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IA.
REMOVED without the
CANCfflS drawing ot blood or use of
knlte. Cures luiip dlauases.
ANT ) Fits , Scrufula , Lhcr Uooi-
l'lalut' Drop y , Hhcuina-
-fit mm '
T U M fl R S "am , Fuver nd Mcrtur-
I U III U II W lal totet Kryslirtlan. Salt
Hheum , Scald Hold , Cvta rh , woik , Inflimed
And granulated Eyes , , crofulou Ulcurs and Ko-
tnale Uin rue of all kinds. Alia Kidney and
Vonerlal disoasei. llemorrholdjor Piles cured
money refunded.
' All disease * treated upon thoprlnclpleof vcRrt-
Able reform , without the UM ot mercurial pois-
. onsortbe knlfv.
Elect Vapor or II 'dlcated Baths , furnished
oiewho deDtro thorn.
HeruU or Kupture radically cured by the u o
lha Elastic bolt Tru and Plaster , which ban
. ttuperiur la the world.
CONSULTATION FREE- ,
* - > - tf - * '
CALL Ott OR ADDBKSS
Drs , B , Rice and F , 0 , Miller ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , la.
LIVERY ,
and Sale Stables ,
18 North First Street ,
Boujuet s old stand. Council B'nCN , Iowa.
WlLLAKD .SMITH. Prop.
W.D.STILLMAN ,
Practitioner of Homeopathy , consulting
BysicianandSurgeon ,
Office and residence 815 Willow avenue , Coun-
.cll UlutTu , Iowa.
Iowa.W.
W. K. SINTON ,
DENTIST.
14 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs.
Extracting and flt'.lng a tpechlty. First-class
work guaranteed.
DR. A. P. HANGHETT ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office , No. 14 Pearl Street. Ilouit , O'n. m. to
12. , and 2 p. m. , 10 G p , m. Keildence , 120
Bancroft etieot. Telephonic connection wlih
Central office.
DR. AMELIA BURROUGHS ,
2To. 617 First Avenue.
noun from 10 toll a.m. , and 2 to 5 p. m.
lercknts Restaurant
J , A. BOSS , Proprietor.
Corner Broadway and Fourth Streets.
' Good accommodations , good fare and cour
teous treatment.
S. E. MAXON ,
.XfcO xi o "OP.
Office over axing ! bank.
COUNCIL. BLUFFS , - - Iowa.
REAL ESTATE.
W. 0. James , In connection with bla law and
collection buslnesa buys and eelli real estate.
Persona wishing to buy or sell city property call
* t bis office , over Btuhnell' * book store , Pearl
itrect.
itrect.EDWIN J. ABBOTT.
Justice of the Peace and
Notary Public ,
4l6Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
D od * and mortiagei drawn and ackooledg ti.
HAIR COODS.
_
WATER WAVES ,
In Stock and Manufactur
ed to Order ,
Waves Made From Your Own Hair.
TOILET ARTICLES ,
All Goods Warranted as
Represented , and Prices
Guaranteed.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
337 W. Broadway ,
CouncilBluffs , ; - - - Iowa.
IBS , E , J , HARDING , M , D , .
Medical Electrician
AND
GYGNECOLOGIST.
Graduate of Electropathlo Institution , Phila
delphia , Penn * .
Office Cor , Broadway & Glenn Ave.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The treatment of all dUca os and p > Inful [ dlf-
Ceultlea p cullir to fmralea a upcchlty.
1 he Star Bakery ,
HOWARD & ROBIE ,
227 MAIN ST.
Employ the bent Bread Baker In the West ; also
a choice hind forCakexand Pies.
Urcad delivered to all parts of the city.
FRESH FISH !
Gaie and Poultry ,
Can always be found a B. DANEHY'P ,
130 Upper Broadway.
JNO.JAYFRAINEY ,
Justice of tie Peace ,
314 BROADWAY ,
Oonnoil Bluffs. - - Iowa.
W. B. MAYES ,
Loans andEealEstate ,
Proprietor of atatracta of Pottawattamle
county , Olllco corner of Broadway and Main
BToet. , Council Ululfj , Iowa.
JOHN STEINER , M. D. ,
( Deuteclier Ant. )
*
ROOM 5 , EVERETT'S BLOCK ,
Council Bluffs.
Dlseaaea of women and children a specialty.
P , J , KON1BOMERY , M , D , ,
FBEB DIHI-ENSAIIY EVBUV SATURDAY.
Office In rvorett'a block , Pearl trcct. Itcelj
dence (2a Fourth street. Office houra from 0 to
2 x m. , 1 to4 _ aud 7 to 8 p. m. , Council I lutfi
FfC. CLARK ,
PRACTICAL DENTIST.
Ptari street , opposite the poatofflce. One of
the oldest practitioner In Council Bluffs. B tl -
Ufactlon guaranteed In all cues
DB. F. P. BELLINGER ,
EYE AND EAR SURGEON ,
WITH DH. CHARLES DECTKEN.
Office over drur store , 414 Broadway , Council
Dlullf , owa. Al dUtia'd ot the e.io and car
trotted under the moat appro * ed method , and all
JOHN LINDT ,
A-TTORNEY'-AT-IAW. '
Will practice In all U pan court * ]
Bpoau German Languafr
MOUNTAINS OF IQK.
Arctic Experiences of Incomlntr Ku
roponn Bteamera-Tho India's Dow
Crushed by A DerB Surrounded by
Ice ,
New YorV HeraM , Juno 1.
Several of the incoming slomnors
ycatordny reported seed trips with the
exception of the presence of icebergs
nnd fogs. The French stonmer St.
Laurent , which loft llavro on May 20 ,
ai'Khtod several very largo bores ot
the 27th ult. , while off the loircr
point of the biinka. The steamship
India , of Cart's Direct Hamburg
line , had an actual contact with ono
of the il 'fttint ; ice-mountains , and
great patch of planking on her star-
boaid bow showed where a great hole
had been torn through her iron shell
by the collision. Tna vessel , under
command of Oaph Ilobcrland , loft
llamburg May 14 , witli a touorar {
cargo of nasnrtcd merchandise to
Bongo. Brothers and 402 steerage pas
sengers.
The voyngo was uneventful until
the morning of May 24 , when in lati
tude 43 dog 25min. , Iongitudo44 dcg.
52 min. , two very largo icebergs were
encountered. They wore about MOO
foot square and rose up above the
surface of the sea some fifty feet.
The engines were at once slowed up ,
especially as 5 fog at that time settled
down. When the outlook became
once more clear , full headway was
given the steamer ; but on the morning -
ing of the 'Joth the iceberg difficulty
became serious , In the words of
Oapt. HoborlandVo : knew from
the excessive chilliness of the atmos
phere , that wo were near some of the
icebergs. " and wo were going on very
slowly , when suddenly ono of the two
men bopt on the lookout cried out that
wo were close upon ono of them. Wo
put the helm hard , a starboard , and
wo struck with a sort of slowing mo
tion. I know that the blow was well
forward of the first bulkhead ; so I did
not feel any uneasiness. The passoti
era wore on deck just after break
fast einying and Bjino of them danc-
'ng , and there was no excitement
worth mentioning , : ia they had faith
in mo and took my word for it whom I
told them there was no ground for
apprehension. I found that a hole
about two by six fept had been steve
iu above the water-lino , and as the sea
was calm wo at once planked it up
from the outside , calking the work
well , and then from the inside wo
placed in a temporary ceiling and
shored it well , BO that wo did not take
in tnoro than about fifteen buckctsful
in the twenty-four hours after the
blow.
"Within an hour and a half after
the accident wo seemed to bo in the
midst of a field of icnbergs , and at
times wo could not look iu any direc
tion without seeing them. Wu count
ed at one time in sight no less than
thirty-five monster oner , say about fif
ty feet square. These latter are real
ly very duugcrnu * , and they are apt to
have points projecting out from their
body under water , and as they are big
enough to stave a hole in a vessel they
must not bo touched or an opening
bploir the wator-lino may result. We
did not have BO much fog on that day ,
though at the time wo struck it was
impossible to see the lookout from the
bridge. At times while wo were in
the field it waa necessary to go hard
astern iu order to secure a new passage
ago way when several bergs blocked
up our way in front. I have been at
sea twenty-four years and have been
many times about Cape Horn , but I
never saw such a collection of floating
icebergs before. Wo wore keeping
well to the south at the time , as I
had passed over the same track but a
few weeks before and remarked how-
clear it was. The passengers enjoyed
the tree showaffurded them very much.
"Somo of the icebergs assume , very
fantastic shapes. Therp was ono with
a great pointed top which wo styled
the 'Bishop , ' oa it was a very good re
production on a gigintio scale of a
priest with long gown and having n
mitre on his head , There were other
curious forms , And then the melting
of the great masses would every now
and thun lead to the toppling over of
some towering projection and they
would como crashing down with a
thundering noise and make a big
splash as they went into the sea , roll
ing over and over for a while until
they got balanced in the water. All
thu night of the 25th we were com
pelled to lay to , as it is very difficult
to see the floating masses of ice at
any time , and especially at night. Wo
lost m all , I should say , about sixteen
hours on account of the ice. On the
2Gth , in latitude 42 degrees 25 min
utes , longitude 52 degrees , wo passed
three rousing big bergs , but it was
then daylight , and they were some
distance away. In all , our iceberg
region was about 300 miles long. It
was in the course of steamers skirting
the lower edge of the banks. They
must go a good deal farther south , as
they were of a size to stand a good
deal of meltago , and they were very
hard ice , too. "
The steamer Habsburg , Captain
Warnkos , from Bremen , reported that
on Hay 27 , between latitude 411 deg.
32 min. , longitude 48 dcg. 51 min. ,
to latitude 43 deg. 24 min. , longitude
40 dug. 23 min , , no loss than twenty-
three icebergs of formidable proportions
tions were passed. The weather was
clear at the timo.
The steamship Batavia , Capt. Talbot -
bet , frpm Liverpool , also passed in
close proximity to the floating moun
tains of ice-meeting them on the
27th ult , , between latitude 42 dcg. 01
min. , longitude 40 deg , 45 min , , and
latitude 41 deg , 47 min. , longitude 51
deg , 03 min.
VIEW.
Scenes from tbo Gallery of tbo Houao
of Uepresntatlycs utatesmen at
Their Base.
Wellington Cor , Albany Journal.
The deadlock in the house , though
monotonous in the main , affords to
the galleries occasional picturesque
scenes , A humorous member said tome
mo yesterday : "you patient sitters
m the gallery remind mo cf people
who have gene a-fishintr and are wait
ing hours for a bite. Now and then
you feel a litllo nibble at the end of
thd line , and you lean over the railing -
ing anxiously hoping you are going to
get paid for your long waiting ; but
everything tubsides , and you sit
back and wait for another nibble ,
and probably , after all , you go homo
without a fish in your basket. * ' This
is one view of the case ; but my friend
leit out of the account the constant
diversion , that it is to watch the men
themselves the fishes , if you plena
squirming around in a thousand
easy attitudes and forming groups o
over-changing interest in the areas 01
at their desks. Many varieties o
civilization nro roptenonted on tin
floor of congress. Men are there
who live in communities where you
and I would think it purgatory if our
lot were suddenly cast. The vast
Texas plains and the barren pineries
of Michigan and North Carolina , the
Ilicfcy mountain hbights , and the
slums of our grcnt cities
h vo their representative mon no
less than the refined business and
social ciicles of mpro enlightened see
lions. Ono man in this congress lias
been pointed out to mo ns the solo sur
vivor of a vendetta in which hin father
aud thrco Bonn were skin. Another
killed his man at the gambling table
and was paying the penalty of his
crime in prison when the war broke
out , nnd no was released to join the
Confederate army , where his ferocity
as a soldier was considered to have
purged his record of that former blood
guiltiness and restored him to honored
citizenship.
Those nnd others like them it must
bo hard to tnVo with the right hand of
fellowship , buUiardiTstillJ methinks ,
sinoo inofegasioins nre inoro annoying
in n otimrado than grave misdeed ? , to
take such an ono as the rural Ohio
member whom I observed ono day
last week , when writing nt his desk
forgetful of the eyes that were upon
him , ho wiped his tiosoUoroualy on
his fingers , and his fingers on his pan
taloons. Thou there are mon who
pride themselves on their courtly
manners in society , but promenade
around the txro.ia and aisles
with their coat-tails caught up in
their careless hands , forgetting in the
abandonment of the moment what a
tempting target a rear view of their
statesmanlike proportions w.ould present -
sent to an irreverent bean shooter in
the gallery. Others there are who Heat
at full length upon the many loung < s
around the sides of the chamber ;
and amonn the seated members a gen
eral sprawlincss is manifested , giving
unlimited variety of opportunity for
watching the congressional leg in nil
its wide-spreading and far-reaching
aggrcasivcness. Sometimes three pairs
of legs in n row will bo elevated on
the desks of their owners , and a fur
tive cigar will adorn the other ext -
t 'emity of their organization. A great
deal , I suppoee , must bo pardoned to
tired men confined in the artificial
heat and carbon-charged air of the
hall ; and if they will nettle this ques
tion nt issue thoroughly while they
are about it , they may stand on their
heads to do ic if that attitude com
ports best with their views of enlight
ened American citizenship. There is
among them , however , hero and there
one so perfectly well-poised nnd well-
bred thut ho sits as collected and dig
nified through it all as if the woman
ho loved and hoped to win were watch
ine him from her seat in the gallery ,
and it is not to bo denied that the
feminine observers like him the bet
ter for it. No woman is quite satis
fied to ftot her presence and her claim
to at least this silent homage ignored ,
even when grave constitutional ques
tions are pending.
Mr. Hifienstein , Boston , MASS. ,
writes ; "Your SPIUNQ BLOSSOM has
cured mo of dyspepsia , of four (4) ( )
years' standing. I have regained my
normal appetite , can sleep well , and
feel like a now man. " Price 50 cents ;
trial bottles 10 cents. G-d-w
Old Times on Iowa Rivor.
A.guntloman . by the name of C. B.
Jack , who lives ac New Boston , re
members when they used to run keelboats -
boats up the Iowa river. This was in
the early settlement of the west , and
the Indians occasionally ambushed
the boatmen at some bond in the river
and dropped them into the water with
their luug bows and arrows. However -
over , this did not occur often , but
there was enough of it done to make
the business quito risky at times. It
was not until twenty years after this
that nteamboats began to ascend the
Ohio and Cedar rivers and bring out
the produce raised by the farmers and
on tiio return trip carry supplies to the
merchants'in the little towns along their
banks. The steamer Iowa City TUB
built on the bank of the Iowa river at
the town of the same name some time
m the sixties , and was a very neat lit
tle aide-wheel packet. She had a
cabin for passengers and two barges
for freights , and for a time before the
construction of the railroads drove a
smashing business between Iowa City
and Burlington and Iowa City and St.
Louis. Ed. Thomas , who afterward
owned a newspaper at Dallas City , a
Ills , , was a pilot on the Iowa City , as
was also Miss Ruby , who still sticks
to the river and holds the wheel in a
the pilot house of the steamer Diamond
Jo. The Iowa City has been re
built several times and is now
changed into a stern-wheeler and
owned by parties at Reed's landing
and known as "Minnie. " The steam
er Tom Benton ran in the Iowa nvur
trade in 1800 , She was built at Onul *
aska , Wisconsin , and was about the
ai/.o of thu Maggie Reatioy. 8ho was
too largo to be nblo to go very far up
the little stream , except in high water ,
and therefore inado only ono trip to
Iowa City , although she rail for sev
eral seasons between Burlington and
Wapollo. In after years the Benton
was wrecked at Reed's landing and
made into a barge , 'Iho btoamur Cedar -
dar Rapids was a freight boat , and
hud no cabin accommodations for
passengers. She navigated the lowu
and Cedar rivers as far north as Cedar
Rapids in 1858 , and made occasional
trips to St. Louis , and it was on
ono of these occasaions thut aho ran
into and sunk the steamer Lucy May.
She was aftoi wards sold to parties on
the lower river , and was burned near
Vickeburg with a cargo of cotton dur
ing the war. The "Try Us" was a
little storn-whoolor , which ran be
tween here and Wapollo iu 18G9. She
was 85 foot long and her cargo in gen
eral consisted of grain and whisky
from the Wapello distillery. The
"Red Bird" was a siao-wheuler and
ran up the Cedar river in 18G8 , Oapt.
Dickson , now of the Olydo , was her
commander , The "Try Us" was re
built , and is now known as the "Last
Chance. " Oapt. Hiokloy , who com *
inaudud the Beuton , afterwards wont
to the lead mines at Joplin , Mo.
Joseph Dunlalurcor , Broadway , Buf
falo , waa induced by his brother.to try
TIIOUAH' ELKOTUIO OIL for a sprained
aakle , and with half a dozen applicatloni
ho wai enabled to walk round agulo al
right.
Bethesda
BATHUG HOUSE
At Bryant's Spring ,
Oor , Broadway and Union Sfcs
'
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
1'Utn , Mcillcatc < 1 , \tfor , Klocfrlc , 1'lutiff ,
lauch , Shower , Hot and CoM lUilu Com.
ptttnt n ale tnrl If tmlo Hirei and ntten < J nli
nlwaji onhnml , ami lulioitoCrn o itntt Mtn-
lion ghcn v tMM. Spooial alt ntlonghen to
buttling children , Investigation and ] < ntron go
BOllclMDR. . A. It Sttn > ! .BY it Co. ,
100 Cppor Broadway ,
f. StuJ'oyi Triatmcut of chnnla
made ft ptcl lty.
Ono ot Uio belt coml-rlftM Hotels In tlio
Wcitlnthe
BROADWAY HOTEL ,
A. K 1I1HWN , Proprietor ,
NOT. Ml aid & 36 lro\Jiv yf ouncll IlutT ) , Iona.
Table Fiippllod with thx brat the market af
fords. U od rooms and flrst-claas beds. Terms
\ny rmsonnlilo.
UNION AVENUE HOTEL
817 Lower Broadway ,
Mrs. C. Gerspacher & Son ,
FinST CI.A'S IIOTKt , AT tlFAPONAtJLK
I'lUOK * . TUAHPIKNTS ACCOMMODATKD.
IIOTKt , KOrt SALi : . 0000 UKASONH FOU
R5I.UNO.
SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL ,
N. Anderson , - - Proprietor ,
732 Lower llroadwsy.
Table auppt'oil ' with Iho best the market af-
fontn. Terms } 3.(0and 94 00 per week. Transient
SI.00 per ilav.
if Yon Wish n Lunch Go to
LOUIE DUQUETTE ,
Soups , Meat * , and Eatables nlwnys on
hand. Five Cents per call.
STARR & BUNCH.
HOUSE , SIGN ,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
PAPER HANGING ,
KALSOMINING BRAINING ,
Shop Corner Broad way nnd Scott St
MRS. J. P. BILLUPS ,
WlOl'ItlCTOR OF
RESTAUflANT & EATING HOUSE ,
813 Sauth Main Street , Council D it IK
Now house and newly fitted up In first clan
style JJcala at all hours loj crtnm and lomo-
niulo f very evoi ln.f. Frultmi d ( Oiiffctlonirlon.
HUGHES & TOWSLEE ,
DEALERS IN
Confectionery , FruitsNuts
Cigars and Tobacco. Fresh
Oysters and Ice Cream in
Season.
12 MAIN ST. ,
Oonnoil Bluflfc.
STEAM LAUNDRY.
723 W. Broadway.
LARSON & ANDERSON ,
Proprietors ,
Thh launiiy his Just boon oprnedor busl-
no < i * , and wo aio niw priparnl to do Itundry
work ot til kinds and gn tra > iUo satisfaction A
ip-cUllyii.a 1o of Una uorlc , Much os oollsrf ,
luffs , flnoihlrts , tto Wo want noijboly ta
trial. .
LARSON & ANDERSON.
The Upper Yellowstone Country.
Correspondence Yellowstone Jour
nal : Everything now has n specula
tive value in Billinga. Lots nro sell
ing at a high ilgura and building ia
carried on fast. At present there is
no town of any size in the valley west
ot Billinga , except the old established
settlement of Benson's Landing , which
may rival Billing ] in both size and
business. At this point the Park
branch loaves the main line. Ruund
house and repair shops must bo built
here and it will have the heavy busi
ness pertaining to both its position as
junction and- , end of a important
division. It is upon a plain , gently
inclining towards the river , and only
short distance therefrom. The
scenery at this point has a pimple
grandeur which cannot fail to strike the
eye of the most casual observer. The
buttes upon the opposite nhuro and a
little below , are among the highest
and most magnificent along the river ,
and oven rival the palisiidtu ot the
Hudson. Westward ono sees the
Buzeman pass in the Rockies , on each
side of which is eternal snow ; and on
tlio south is the loveliest eight of all.
There Iho Yellowstone comes rushing
through the grand cinyon and steps
into puhlio view , as it were , for thu
first time , for before elio wt > a con
eeulcd within the rocky fastnesses
which are conti uoui to the park ,
like a , maiden , she makes her
debut in her most bewitching
manner. Hunters hot spring is fabt
becoming a favorite resort for
invalids. Dr , Hunter , the present
owner , has boon a continuous resident
upon his claim since ' 7U. The doctor
is a genial old gentleman , who enter
tains his visitors with marvelous cures
effected by his springs. By chemical
analysis the water is shown to contain
seventeen or eighteen different prop
erties , iron and sulphur predomina
ting. The doctor is enthusiastic in
his praises of the springs , and ho hus
reason to. People who have visited
both Hunter's and the Arkansas hot
springs , say that Hunter's aru equal if
not superior to those in Arkansas , and
euro the same diseases.
Never Glvo Up.
If you are Buffering with low aud do
pretmtd Bjiirlts , Ions ot appetite , ueuoru
debility , disordered blood , weak cunatltu
tlon , heulucho , or any dlut-ubo of u lilllimi
nature , by all ineann procure a bottle of
I ! lectrlo Bi Item , You will be eut urifced to
tee the rapid Improvement that will follow ;
you will be Inspired with new life ;
strength and activity wfll return ) pain aud
misery will cease , and henctforili 3 ou will
rejoice in the pralje of Klectrlo Kitten.
Bold at fifty cenU ajbottle , byO , F , Good ,
man.
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS
HOTSL3. PROPRIETORS TOWNf
J , a MclNTIRE , Lincoln , Neb.
SARATOGA HOTEL , J. 8. 8TELLINIUS , Mllford , Neb.1
MARSH HOUSE , E.MAN3 , BROWNSVILLE , Neb
COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAN , Btrorruburg N
HALL HOUSE , A. W , HALL Loulavlll *
CITY HOTEL , CHENEY A CLARK , DUIr , Neb.
COMMERCIAL MOTE. , J. 0. MEAD , Nellgh , Neb
GRAND CENTRAL C.BEYMOUR ; , Nsbraika City , h b
talB30URI PACIFIC HOTEL , P. L. THORP , Weeping Wat.r.Ne
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. O. OAARPER , Hrdy , Neb
GREENWOOD HOUSE , W. MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Neb
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , E. STOREY. Olarlnda , Iowa
CNO'B HOTEL , E. U END , Eremont , Neb
EXCHANGE HOTEL , 0 D HACKNEY , Athland , Neb
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LOVELL , Atklnton , Neb.
MORGAN HOUSE , E. U GRUDD , Guide Recd , N b.
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & DECKER , Oreiton , I * .
HOUSTON HOUSE , QEO.OALPH , Extra , la.
REYNOLDS HOU8C , O. M.REYNOLDS , Atlantic , la ,
WALKER HOUSE , D. H. WALKER , Audubon , I * .
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , 8. OURGESS , Neola , U.
CITY HOTEL , Dl A. WILLIAMS , Harlan , Is ,
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E , OUMMINQ3 , Corning , ) .
NEBRASKA HOTCL , J , L. AVERY , Ctanton ,
MERCHANTS HOI EL J , W. DOULWARE , Durllngton Junction , M
COMMERCIAL HOTEL , Blanchard , la.
PARKS HOTEL , F. M. PARK , Shenandoah , la ,
OOMMCRO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , Dayld City , Neb
DAGNELL HOUSE , OHA8.0AGNELL , College Springs , la.
COMMERCIAL HOUSE , M. LUTTON , Vllllica , la.
JUDKIN3HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , la ,
OALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Orove. In
COMMERCIAL HOUSE D , F. STEARNS , Odebolt la
WOODS HOUSE , JOHN EOKERT , Oiceola , Neb.
DOUdLAS HOUSE , J. 8. DUNHAM , Clarki , Neb ,
BEDFORD HOUSE J. T. QDEEN. Bedford la.
ARLINGTON HOUSE , J. M. DLAOK & SON , Marytvllle Mo
NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A. T. POTTER , NorfolkdunctlonNeb
WINSLOW HOUSE a MCCARTY , Beward , Neb ,
AURORA HOUSE M. 0. JONES , Auromr.Nec.
OROZIER HOUSE O. R. OROZIER , Sidney , Nett.
AVOOA EATING HOUSE D. W. ROOKHOLD. Avoca la.
CENTRAL HOUSE LOCKWOOD & 8HATTUOK , Red Oak.
THE JELM MOUNTAIN
AND
SBBBB HIHV
miufumt
Mining and Milling Company.
Working Capital' - JSOO.OOO.
Capital 8iock , 11,000,000
l"nr Value ot ah&roa. KE.OOO.
STOCK. FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE
Mines Located in BBAMBL MININQ DISTRICT.
DR. J. I. THOMAS , President , Cummins , Wyoming.
WM E. TILTON , Vice-President , Cutnmlni , Wyoming
B. N. HAUWOOD , Secretary , Cummins , Wyoming' .
A. 0. LUNN , Treuurer , Cummin * , Wyomln
Dr. J. I. Thomai , Louis Miller W. 6. Bramel. A. 0. Dnnn.
S. N. Qancood. Francis Leavens. Ooo. II. Falou. Lewli Zolman.
Dr. J. 0. Watklns.
anllmeSm OKO. W. KKNDAI.t , . Atlthorlioct Airont ( or Rale of Blank * IV " 0 n < * iiv * > > > - .
it "MJH'K'.W.V.'X WaK/AWa
tTrstfor being the moit'Ulrect. qnlckutt , at.
c lost line counseling the crcit Metropolis. OBI
CAGO , and the Kuruia , KoxTH-KAHTBRR , I ) r
fiiJ Homu-IUnrinN LIMIB , irblcb tcrmlDatrllit'ic
With K/UIBli ClTT , LtAVBNWOBTTl , ATCIIIBOK
CoinciL CLOm and Ouiru , tb * Oouynumi
Rumu from which radiate j
EVERY LINE OF ItWAD
that penotratott the Coutlnont from the Ula iui
niter to tbe Pacllto lilopo. The
OHIQAQO EOOK ISLAND & PA
OTJ10 RAILWAY
IB tbe only line Irom Chicago owning track In
haniai , or which , by Its own road , reached tb
uotnta aboTe named. No TUAMSMIH BT OAauuoi
No HisaiNa ooRHionoasI Mo huddllnK In III
ventilated or unclean can , H erery paea nrer |
carried In roomy , clean and ventilated ccwhei
upon Faet Einrotw Train *
DAT CAM ot unrivaled mairnlflctnca , FOIUIAI
PAUDi BLiirua OABJ ) . and ourownworld-fatnoui
Drama Qu , upon which meals aru aorvcd of on
< urpa > aed exoellenee , at the low rate of OBTMTT
Kim Cum lAon , with ample time for health ! a
enjoyment.
Tbrouftb Can between Chicago , Ftorla ,
iraukee and llliaourl Blver Polnta : and close con
nectloni at all polnti of Intersection with othei
roads.
We ticket ( da not lorvet thli ) directly to iren
place of Importance In Kanga * . Kebraika , BU-i
Ulllo , Wyoming , Utah. Idaho I , Nevada , Oall
Oregon , Washmifton Territory , Colorado , ArUoni
and Mew Uezlco.
At 1 beral arraneemenU rejardtnK bafgaxe at
any other tine , an < f ratoa of fare alwayt a t ow at
competitor ! , who turnlih but a tithe o the com
fort.
fort.Don and tackle of iportimen free.
Ttnheta. maps and fold era at all prlnolpa
ntaccs In the united BUtm and Uauada.
It. n. CADLE , K. ST. JOHN ,
Vice Prea't & Ucn. Oen. Tkt '
Uanaizflr. (
Sioux Uity ffi facittc
THB SIOL7X OITY ROUTE
Huns a flolltl Train Through from
Council BlullB to St. Paul
Without Ohangu Time , Only 17 Houri
IT u
&OO UILE3 THE UIIOUTEfiT ROUTE
MUU
OOUNOIL BLUFFS
TO BT. PAUL , MIMMEAPOUn
DULUTIJ OK BISUAUOH
indall point ) In HortUeru lova. Ulnnektaaa
DaVota. ThU Hue 11 equipped wtfh the Improved
Wuatlnghousu Automatlo Air-brake and Mill *
rUtform Coupler and Duffer : and foi
8IT.KD. flAKETY AND OOMFOHX
U unnirpawed. Fullman Palace Bleeping Oai
run through WITHOUT CIIANOK between Kan
llGltyand lit. Paul , via Council Bluffs aud
dloux City.
Iralniloivo Union Paclfle Transfer at Oouu
ell Dluff * , at 7:35 : p , m. dally on arrival ol Kansat
City , St Joseph and Council UluBa train from
the South. Arriving at Sioux City 11:85 : p. m. .
rd at the New Union Depot at bt. Paul at Wait
uoou ,
tEH nOUUS IN ADVANCE OF ANY.OTflKB
UOUTfi.
fR member In taking the Bloax City Uouti
you get a Through Trnlu. The Shortcut Line ,
the Quickest Time and a Comtortablo Hide In Ibi
Through ( Ian between
COUNCIL ItLUKFB AND OT. PAUL.
xertiee that your Tickets road via the "Bloui
City and PaclQc Ballroad "
/ 8. WATTLES , J.K.BUCUANAN
Buporlutendent. Qen'l Paso. Agent.
P. K. ItOUlNbON , Au't Uou'l I'MJ. Aie'l. ,
Mlwourl Valley , Iowa
W , K. DAVIS , Bou hw .UTnAeul. |
W tlULUU 'IV aobo.-uua
( Written by .J ? " , tf. JOSSB JatDOS
lh < only life a' Iborlt I y bur , and which will
not be a "like d aa ihunder" story , such M ha *
been wi'l will lg uiblihed , but a true Life by
th only p rou who U I'l p nte4ilon of the facU
a lal htul dud devoted wife. Tiutb Is more
Interontmg tbaa action. Agent * should apply
lor territory at on > e. Send 76 eta. for Barn ,
pie Book. J.H.Chamber. &q % ,
* aod&w * ow icuauUi Mo
GREAT-I
URLINGTON
It the old Pavorlto and
FOR
CHICAGO ,
PEORIA ,
ST. LOUIS ,
MILWAUKEE.
DETROIT , NIAGARA FALLS ,
NEWYORKBOSTON
, ,
And all Poluts Eait anott outh-East
Til B LINK COMPKISBU
Nearly 4,000 mllca. Solid Smooth Steel Tracks
All ecnnectloni are made In UNION DLPOT8.
It hu a National Repntatlon aa being the )
Qreat Through Oar Line , and li universally
conceded to bu the FINEST EQUIPPED Ball *
road In the world ( or all claasei ol travel.
Try Hand you will find traveling a luxury
Instead ol a discomfort.
Through Tickets via rhli Celebrated Line lor
aale at all offices In tbe West.
All Information about Itatea ol Fare , Bleeping
Car AcocmuioJatloni , Time Tables , Its. , will 1 *
cheerfully Klvon by applylnln * to
T , J. POTTER ,
Sid Vlce-Hros't & Don. ManagenCblcago.
PERCIVAL LOWELL ,
Oeu. Pas cnver Agt , Chicago ,
W. J. DAVKNPOUT ,
( Jon Aucnt , OomicU Bluffa. .
, UUKLL , Ticket
morn-ed ly
1880 , SHORT LINE. 1880.
KANSAS CITY ,
U Till OaXT _
Direct Line to 3T. LOUIS
AND TDK EAST
From Omaha and the West ,
All trains leave BAM. Depot , Omaha ! Neb ,
No change of cars between Omaha and as. t/ooU ,
and Iral ono between OMAIIA and
NEW YOHK.
tsxaK
Daily PassengerTrains
KABTEHH AND WETl'KRN CITIES with LK&
OUAUUISU and IN ADVANCK ol U.L
OTUtill LINKH
Thli entire line U equipped with allman't
Palace Sleeping Can. Palace Day CoachcK. aUlltrt
Safety Platform and Coupler , and tbe celebrattd
WentlngbouMi Air-brake.
tAThee that your ticket readi VIA nAN8A8
CIT * . tT. JObBPll tt COUNCIL BLUfjra Rail
load , -via St. Joseph and t. LouU.
Ticket * lor sale at all coupon ttatloni In tb *
West. J , F , BARNARD ,
O. DAWKS , Can. Eupt , Bt. Joseph , Ho
A Gen. ftot. and Ticket Agt , St. Joseph , Mo.
AMBT BO C N , Ticket Agent ,
1020 traroham street.
W , J.DivmrOKT , OenenI Agent ,
OUAIIA.HI
FAST TIME I
In going East take the
UMcago&Nortliwest-
u > cx. ernw - * - -
Train * leave Omaha 8:10 : p , m , andTUOa.'a.
i lull Information call onlj. P. DUKt , Ticket
Agent. Uth aud Varnham 8U. J. BKLL , U. r.
ItUway Depotor at JAMK8 T. CLAKK , 091.
Axes ) , Oioatui. ( alTiok * M