O. O , OOOJ 00.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
Cltj- Market , Ctmnclt BlnfTi Iowa ,
WHOLESALE FLOUR HOUSE ,
General Agents for the Celebrated llllljol II. D. Hush & Co. . Golden Koglt Flour , tcarenwoith ,
KantM , and Queen Doe Mill * , bloux Foils , Dakota ,
Ptterfnce , Hr Uh Is Crl t > ndcn , Council Pluflt , la.
AND RRTAIt ,
STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
TITLE ABSTRACT 0 F FICE.
JT. "VST. * i Qj TT 3C"3EC OEI & } O O.
Lands and Lots Bought and Sold.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES.
NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA.
EC.
15 North Main Street ,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN SHOE FINDINGS.
Rcndy-nttcd uppers , In caU skin and kip. Oak and Hemlock kOLK LKATHKIl , and nl
oodii appertaining tothothoo tr do. Oo d < Bold a < cheap at In the Ea t. _
MS.NOEEIS1 - Mil IILLINEEY STORE
FOR STYLISE SPRING MILLINERY. PATTERN BONNETS AND
CHILDREN'S HATS A SPECIALTY.
105 South Main Street. Council Bluffs la
That never require crimping , at tin. J. J. Good's Ilnlr Store at pr'ccs never hcforo touched by
Any other hair dealer. Alee a full line ot switches , etc. , at rcatly reduced price" . Also gold ,
siher and colored nets Wa > es made from Iviles' own hair. Uj not ( all to call hclora purehiBlng
elsewhere. All Roods warranted as represented. MltS. J. J GOOD ,
29 Main etreci , Council Uluffa , Iowa.
MASON WISE ,
UTERI , FEED & SALE STABLE
The largest and best
stables in the west.
Roadsters , Saddle and
draft horses for sale ,
also afine lot of mules
just received which
will be closed out
cheap.
SGOTT ST. , NEAR BROADWAY.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IA.
HUMOVED .without the
CAMCJSES drawing ol blood or use of
knlle. Cures lunjr diseases ,
, . , . . . . . . , Fltsi Scrofula , Liver Oom-
iii Mtalllt Dropay , Hheuma-
< % >
Til M II R S tlsm , Fever nnd llcrcur-
I U HI U n O lal Bore , ( Krysipelas. Salt
Rheum , Scald Hetd , C ta rh , weik. Inflamed
and granulated Eyes , crofuloua UI6ers and Fe
male Dls-aso of all kind ) . Alro Kidney and
Venerlal diseases. lie morrholda or Piles cured
money refunded.
All disease ] treated upon theprlndplcotveget
able reform , without the u o ot mercurial pois
ons or the knife.
Electro Vapor or M-dlcated Batha , furnished
oiiwho desire thorn.
Hernli or Rupture radically cured by the use
the Elastic belt Truss and Plaster , which has
superior iu the world.
CONSULTATION FREE-
CALL OX OR ADDRESS
Drs , E , Eice and F , 0 , Miller ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , la.
LIVERY ,
feed and Sale Stables ,
18 North First Street ,
Bouquet's old stand. Council U uttt , Iowa.
WILLAKD bMlTH. I'rop.
W.D.STILLMAN ,
Practitioner of Homeopathy , consulting
Physician and Snrgeon.
Office and residence 616 Willow avenue , Coun-
rtl muffs. Iowa.
Iowa.W.
W. K. SINTON ,
DENTIST.
14 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs.
Extracting and filling a epeciilty. First-class
work guaranteed.
DR. AP. . HANOHETT ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office , No , 14 Pearl Street. Ilouit , 0 a. m. to
12. , and 2 p. m. , to 6 p , m. Residence , 120
Bancroft street. Telephonic connection with
Central office.
DR. AMELIA BURROUGHS ,
No.617 First Avenue
Hours from 10 to 11 1 > . m. , and 2 to C p , m ,
Merchants Restaurant
J , A. EOSS , Proprietor.
Corner Broadway and Fourth Streets.
Good accommodations , good ( are nnd cour.
ieoua treatment.
S. E. MAXON ,
a.xco a
Office overs wlnjfs bank.
COUNCIL , BLUFFS , - - Iowa.
REAL ESTATE.
W. 0. James , In connection with bis law and
collection builnetsbuys and sells real estate.
Persons wishing to buy or sell city property call
4i his office , over Uughnell'j book store , Pearl
street.
street.EDWIN J. ABBOTT.
Justice of the Peace and
Notary Public.
41 6 Broad way , Council Bluffs.
Ds * Aod uoifcagci drawn And acknowledged
HAIR jCOODS.
WATER WAVES ,
In Stock and Manufactur
ed to Order.
Waves Made From Your Own Hair.
TOILET ARTICLES ,
All Goods Warranted as
Represented , and Price 3
Guaranteed.
MRS. D. A. BENEDICT ,
337 W. Broadway ,
Council Bluffs Iowa.
; - - - .
IRS , E , J , HAEDING , M , D , .
Medical Electrician
AND
GYGNECOLOGIST.
Gradnata of Qectropathlc Institution , Phila
delphia , Penno.
Office Cor , Broadway & Glenn Ave.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The treatment of all diseases and 'pnlnful ' [ dlf-
flcultlea peculiar to ten-ales a speclilty.
1 he Star Bakery ,
HOWARD & ROBIE ,
227 MAIN ST ,
Employ the best Broad Baker In the West ; also
a choice hind for Cakes and Pies.
Bread delivered to all parts ot the city.
FRESH FISH !
Game and Poultry ,
Con always be found a D. DANEHY'ff ,
136 Upper Broadway.
JNO.JAYFBAINEY ,
Justice of the Peace ,
314 BROADWAY ,
Cotmoil Bluffs. - - Iowa.
W , B , MAYES ,
Loans aniEealEstate ,
Proprietor of abstracts of Pottawattamle
county. Olllce corner of Broadway and Main
recl > , Cm HIM I lilufTn , Io a.
JOHN STEINER , M. D. ,
( Dcutscher Arzt. )
ROOM 5 , EVERETT'S BLOCK ,
Council HluOa.
Dlfcasca of women and children a spaclalty.
P , J , MONTflOMBET , M , D , ,
FltEB DlHPENHAUY EYF.IIY SATUJIDAY.
Oincoln Fterctt's block , Pearl trcct. ncl
denuu (28 Fourth direct. OHico houra from 0 to
2o. ui. , a lo 4 and 7 tl K p ui.j Council luffi
F. C. CLARK7
PEACTIOAL DEMTIST.
Ptan street , opposite the pojtotfice. One of
the oldest practitioners In Council Bluffs. HatU
lifactlou Kiiirtntrnl In all rincs
DR. F. P. BELLINGER-
EYE AND EAR SURGEON ,
WITH UK. CIlAliLKS DKCTKBN.
Ollico OUT dm , btoro , 411 lirradnay , Council
ItlulTtf , ( OKU , AI ilUiu m uf tbe u\u and car
IrviUil urulirtliuniojtnpjinncJ nictlioJ , and all
cur guaranteed ,
JOHN LINDT ,
A'T'T 0 R H E Y'-'AT-1 ' ' AW ,
Will practice In all SUto and United BUtc *
Vuurts. ULKAkj German Language ,
SPORTSMEN'S bPUHI.
Further Results of the State
Tournament.
Mulll * , of Council BlnO * , Win * the
Firnt Prlro.
S | > eclal Corretpondenra of The Dee.
CKDAU RAPIDS , Juno 8. There
wctn two puraca contested for on
Thursdixy nt the tportsmon'a atnto
tournnmont in progrces hero.
Pnrso No. 4 , on. the programmo ,
consiatod of $303 divided into four
prizes of $120 , $00 , $00 , nnd $30 , it
being ton single birds , nnd n tonm
shoot of hiiytwo metnbora of the club.
The following is the ecoro by tcnma :
IIuiTmaynr ! ) , Mullis 8..17.
W. H. i'lielps 9 , Randall 8..17.
Whcoler { . Unynolds 10. . . . 15.
Gillilaml 5 , K P , Phclps 9. . . .14.
. ) . L Brown 0 , GrifToy 7. . . .10.
R. O'UrienO. Truo9..15.
Hewitt 5 , Nicholson 7. . . . 12.
Kouvnlinka 0 , Dyer 10. . . .10.
0. Willinnis 0 , J. D Urown7. . . .1C.
0. Pitcher 5 , A. Pitohor 8. . . . 13.
O E. Brown 7 , Ihwhen 8..15.
Bowen 3 , Sclirntnin 10. . . . 13.
Fnirhcad 0 , J WillinuiB , 10. . . . 10.
CampbolU , Wnito4..8
llnatings 10 , Vndd rj 1C.
ArguottolO , Cole 8. . . . 18.
Gpodnow 9 , Tubbs 10 19.
Smith 0 , Durnnt9..1D.
Mount9 , Uradloy4..13.
SnucrG , Hooloy 8. . . . 14.
Tnornton 0 , Iluisdalo 5. . . . 11.
Gillman U , Chambers 8. . . .10.
Cartwright 8. Moore ! > . . . .17.
McKoan 5 , Givtrgnn 9. . . . 14.
Wright 0 , Barri an 4 10.
Clark 10. Johnson fl. . . .19.
Bruner 10 , Anson 9. . . , 19.
Bradbrook 9 , Legg 9 18.
Woodrinit 8 , Pock 7. . . . 15.
.Tukitt 10 , Eastman 8 18.
Budomann 9 , Darnell 8. . . .17.
C. TntoS , W. Tttto8..1G.
Woodruff5 , Abbot 15. . . . 10.
M. S. Brown 7 , Seick 8 15.
Leonard f ) , Hunter 8. . . .17.
Schinitt 10 , L. Schmidt G 10 ,
LeUingroll 10 , G , r > o 8 18.
Minert G , Borg G..12.
Turry 8 , D.nrS 10.
Gregory ( , McDonald G 12.
TUB TIES.
The first prize was divided between
the following tuams Kouvulinka and
Dyer ; Tubbs nndGoodnow ; Clark und
Johnson ; Brunur nnd Ansons , they
having tied on nineteen.
Thu second money was divided
among thu tits on eighteen.
The ties on seventeen , wtro shot off ,
thcscoro being :
Hoffmayur 4 , Mullis 5. . . . 9.
PhelpsS , RiuidnllS 8.
Cirtwright 3 , Moore 5. . . .8.
Bodeimin 5 , Darroll 3. . . .8.
Leonard 5 , Hunter G. . . . 10.
The third monuy was accordingly
divided between Luonard nnd H'lnter.
Tlio fourth money was divided be
tween C. Tnto and W. Tate , Budennd
Williams , these teams in shooting off
the ties on sixteen , rach killing nine.
ANOTHER PURSE.
The next was for parse No. 5. of
$800 , divided into prizes of $240$200 ,
§ 100 , $120 and $80 ; open to the world ,
professionals excepted. Ten single
ri'oa , ground traps , English rules ,
thirty yards rise , use ot both bar
rels.
rels.Tho
The following was the ( core :
FIRST BQ0AI ) .
Thornton , 7 ; Tubbs , 3 ; W. H.
Phelps , 9 ; Senberger , 4 ; Gillilan , 8 ;
Dyer , 9 ; Hoffrnayor , G ; Muller , 10 ;
Craigin , 5 ; Woodring , 8 ; Bruuer , 9 ;
LefRngwell , 9.SQUAD
SQUAD NO. 2.
Waddington 7 , Juckntt 7 , Eastman
G , HinsdalH 4 , Mount 3 , McDonald 2 ,
Wheeler 8 , Hewitt 7 , Hoflatottor G ,
0. E. Brown 7 , Bradley 8 , Gilman 8.
{ QUAD NO. 3.
Chambers 7 , Goodnow 8 , Gage 8 ,
C. 0. Williams , 9 , Moore 9 , Schruum
8 , Abbott 4 , Bade 8 , Hustings 9 ,
Arguitte 8 , McGrotchin 7 , Griffey 9.
SQUAD NO. 4.
F. H. Peck G , P. Johnson C , Need-
ham G , E. P. PhelpiS.G. 0. Hubert
7 , 0. Tate 8 , Terry 9 , Durant G , P.
Hanson 5 , Kouvulinka 8 , 8. R. Anson
7 , J. A. Ruble 8.
HQUAD NO. 5.
Cole 9 , E. Williams 8 , Bery 4 , Han
son 3 , Smidt 7 , B. F. Shaw ,7 , Obnan
9 , G. 8. Smith 9 , Rickman 7 , Suick 9 ,
Hunter 7.
This gave Mullis , of Council Bluffr ,
first money.
TUB TIES.
The first shoot off on ties of nine
gave Phelps , Brumor , Ce C. Williams ,
Hastings 0 each , and Dyer 4. The
second shoot off gave 0 ( J. Willams ,
G , and Blumor 4 ,
0. 0. Williams , of Missouri Valley
consequently took second prizo.
The other ahoot-ods resulted in Gil
lilan and Budd dividing the third
prize , Brown and MuGrutcher divid
ing the fourth prizu , and iloffmayer
taking the fifth prizo.
The sportsmen present desire
Ihrough TUB BKK to express their
satisfaction , especially with the man
agement of J. 8. Jones , and the
courtesies shown by the efficient sec
retary , H. D. Bradley , to both of
whom much credit is duo for the suc
cess und enjoyment of the events.
8TEAM-HEA.TINa.
Some Account of tbo System Em-
ployod-Dimcultlea Which Have
Boon Overcome Tbo Experiment
"About to Have u Fair Trial.
Kcw York Evening Tost.
The project of furnishing Now
Yorkers with steam heat urid power
from central stations , just as gas Is
furnished from the gas woiks , will
soon bo practically tested by two com-
panics , b'oth of which are now engaged
in tearing up the streets in half a
dozen places down town. The plaas
and methods of the Now York steam
company have already been described
in full in The Evening Post , the sys
tem being a modification of that used
in Lockport , Milwaukee , Lynn , and
other places , and known us the Holly
system. The pipes are incased in
wooden tubs , coated with tar , and the
process of laying them under ground
may bo seen at present , in all its
stages , in' Wall street , between Broad
way and Nassau street. The company
beaan to furnish steam to customers
bout five weeks ago , and intends to
extent ! tno UUSlUeai aa 1Mb aa tuu
pipes are laid.
A visit to Smith McNeil's restau
rant showed the stonm from the Now
York company's station in Greenwich
street doing its work to the tntiafno-
tion of the engineer , who said that
the only defects were matters of detail -
tail , which would bo overcome in a
few days , the pressure being more
than the machinery and joints had
been accustomed to. The boilers
were idle and the furnace grains
empty. The steam wns running the
engines for the dynamos which sup
ply the olcctrio li ht , for the elevators ,
fane , nnd pumps. In the kitchen thu
sime steam was seen boiling soup and
roasting ribs of beef in a steam jacket.
At the Metropolitan job printing
office , No , 38 Vesoy street , n quarter
of a mile awny from the boiler house ,
the forty-horso power engine was
found womnti Ml the prcWs of the
largo establishment by means of the
New York company's steam. Iho
engineer's occupation is half cone , ns
there no more anxiety nbuut pressure
in Iho boilers , nodangerof explosions ,
no fires to look after , nnd no coal to
handle. In both Uicao places thu
room nt pretont taken up by coal-
vaults nnd boilers will bo valuable for
other purposes. The station in
Greenwich street has room for sixty-
four boilers , and can produce 10,000-
horse power , necessitating a consump
tion of about 500 tons of conl n day.
The American Heating & Power
Company is also vigorously nt work ,
having begun to lay mains last au
tumn. Its objects are the same ns
these of the Now York Steam Com
pany , but the system is n wholly dif-
forpnt ono. The ofllcorn nnd directors
of the company are : J Lawrence Lee ,
President ; D. W. Morgan , Treasurer j
R , H. Bull , Engineer ; Gun. Newton ,
Consulting Engineer ; William E.
Dodge , Robert B. Minium , W. D.
Morgan , Gen. John Newton , C. 0.
Baldwin , Alexander Hamilton , J.
Liwrence Leo , U , B , Tremor , 0. 0.
Dodge , Johnston Livingston , James
I. Coleman , nnd C. B. Hoffman.
At the present the comoany has
laid about half a nulo of pipe , distri
buted in John , Pine , Cedir , Liberty ,
und Wall streets , Muidun Lane and
Broadway. Work is now going on in
Wall street at the corner of William
street , and in Gold street near the
builder-houses. About the middle of
next August the company expect to
bejin distributing steam through moro
than n mile of pipe. The total steam-
producing power of ( lit- boilers in the
Gold struct building , which is 125 feet
wide by 100 feet dee1 ] , will bo about
10,000 horse power.
The system to bo used is nn inven
tion of Gen. Newton , who wont to
Lock port ; some years 11150 to study the
Holly system , and found that a sys
tem which was theoretically porfuot
seemed to fail in practice there. The
reason for the failure was , according
to Gen. Newton , a too rapid condensa
tion in the pipns. A reduction of
pressure or tumpcraturo will cause
steam to condense. A proper insulat
ing material if , therefore , of most im
portance ; and in that respect also the
Holly system disappointed Gon. Now
ton. The problem to be solved was ,
how to carry steam through miles of
pipe without cooling it to the con- ,
dousing point , and how to devise amore
moro perfect insulation. Instead of
passing steam directly from the boilers
to the mains , Gen. Newton passes it
through a gigantic heating drum , in
creasing its temperature lo a degree
which will enable it t ) circulate
through miles of pipe without con
densation. At the same tiino that the' '
steam is thus superheated it in dried
and thus improved for purposes of
wotking machinery. To illubtrato
Gen. Newton's theory , suppose that
steam issuing ; from the boiler comes
out at a presBuro of seventy pounds
und a temperature of 3'2a degrees. If
the mains did not extend more than a
few hundred foot , such steam would
serve all purposes , but long mains
will lead to the lowering of the
pressure. By superheating the
steam far beyond the condensing point
a margin is obtained , Gen. Newton
believes , which will allow steam to bo
carried for miles without trouble , pro
vided the insulation is comparatively
perfect. Gon. Newton believes that
he has discovered this perfect insulat
ing material in lampblack , which is
found to bo a protection against water
and n poor conductor of heat. An
experimental piece of trench was filled
with water , which was allowed to
stand for weeks , at the end of which
time the water was drawn off and the
lampblack found to bo perfectly dry ;
it seemed to repel moisture. The use
of lampblack hog been so great for this
purpose that tbo company has had to
establish a lampblack factory of its
own. If water filteio down upon any
steam pipe owmt ; to imperfections in
the insulating material , the result is
to almost put an end to the working
of the system. The average pressure
of steam in the street mains will bo
about seventy pounds , but the service
boxes at the entrance of each house
will enable the company to regulate
the pressure of steam in the homo
pipes according to the purposes lor
which it is to bo used ,
The advantage which the American
Heating & Power company claim for
their system is , first , ilmt tbo saving
in nil but very largo buildings , such
as the Equitable or Mills buildings ,
will bo fully one-quarter in the cost
of coal and wages of firemen ; second ,
that the absence of fires will nialo-
riully reduce the insurance premiums ;
third , that the space formerly irivou
up to boilers and coal-v > ults will bo
sayod for other purposes In the up
towns dwelling districts , where it is
proposed to establish a plant us soon
.13 the downtown district is in work
ing order , the ndvantacos to house-
kojpors will , it is claimed , make the
steam an absolute necessity , while its
cost will bo less than that of coal. A
steam range has been manufactured
by which cooking ) baking , and roast
ing can bo douo a ? perfectly as with a
coal fire It requires just three min
utes for * ho range to bo at a cooking
lioat after the steam is turned on. In
apartment houses , in which the coal
ind wood question is a serious ono ,
both because of the trouble of get
ting supplies from the collar every
day , and because of the notion that
the janitor is accustomed to stock a
coal-yard with the material abstracted
by mistake from his tenants' birs
the steam will bo invaluable.
By October , at tlio latest , both of
the steam companies will be supplying
a large number of buildings , and it
will then be possible to judge of the
value of the system ,
jsecnesaa
.
BATIIMHOUSil
At Bryant's Spring ,
Cor , Broadway and Union Sts.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
I'hln , Mecttcttal. V per , Elcc'tlc , rlunjre ,
Pouch , Shower , Hot and Cold 1U hs Com
petent r die nut Imiilo MUCH nj nl emlanta
nh\d > on hand , and ha belt off a c ftncl tUn *
tlnn Khfin mtMni. jtpeeial alt ntionen [ to
Inkliilnff children. Iinr t'c ' tl.m nuJ t Uron | r < >
elicit * I
IDH. . A. 11 STUDI.KY & Co. ,
Iflrt I ppor Broadwny.
l > r , Rttid'cy ; Tnntmctit of chronlJ dlaetuM
in d a upecUlty. _
Ono ot the btst R lonJ-cliw Hotels in the
West Mho
BROADWAY HOTEL ,
A. K I1IIAWN , rroprlitor.
Noa. ( SI and 636 llroijwfiy , ouncll lllutln.Iow * .
TAlile mppllt A * lth lh bent the market f-
fO'il < . ( } oil rooms and Urst-clu * beds. Terms
> cry rcoonalilo. _
UNION AVENUE HOTEL
817 Lower Broadway ,
Mrs. G. Gerspacher & Son.
KltlST CIA 9 IIOTKI , AT HKAPONAIll.K
I'HHU : * . HUNHIKVra ACCOMMODATED.
IIOTKI , FOii BALK. G001) ItkASONS KOH
sn.u.vo , _
SCANDINAVIAN HOTEL.
N , Anderton , - - Proprietor ,
732 Low cr llroadn-ay ,
Table mpp"eil with Ilio brut the rnnrkot af
fords. Tcrmi f 3. 60 nil J ( I 00 per week. Transient
tHK ) peril ivy.
If Van Wiih n. Imnoh Qo to
LOUIE DUQUETTE ,
Soups , Mcnt , nnd Kntables always on
_ linnl. Five Cfiito per call.
STARR & BUNCH ,
HOUSE , SIGN ,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
PAPER HANGING ,
KAISOMINING AND GRAINING ,
Shop Onrnur Broadway nnd Scott St
HUGHES & TOWSLEE ,
DEALERS IN
Confectionery , Fruits/Nuts /
Cigars audTob-Jcco. Fresh
Oysters and Ice Cream in
Season.
12 MAIN ST. ,
Council Bluffs.
_
MRS. J. P. BILLUPB ,
PROPRIETOR OF
BESTAUBANT & EATING HOUSE ,
813 S.uth Main Street , Council B vtti.
Now homo and n w'y fitttd up In flrat clan
style Meals at all Iio irs Ic crtam and Icmo-
niule every evei lug. Frultn a d UMifcctioncrlon'
d. G. TIPTONT
Attorney & Counsellor.
Ollko over Flrnt Vatlrnal NinkCotin < ll Bluffs ,
Inua. Will vrActlfj In tbo stat and fjc/cril
couriH
STEAM LAUNDRY.
723 W. Broadway.
LARSON & ANDERSON ,
Proprietors.
Thli launliy IIM Just been opened tor buil-
nos" , and oaro n iw priparcd lo da laundry
work ot till kinds and gu irantco satisfaction A
tp aUU ) u.nto of line work , ouch an colltrp ,
ufls , flue hlrte , tte. Wo want e\erlx > Jy tone
( , -no ui n trial
LARSON & ANDERSON.
A Connecticut Fraud.
The young man in Connecticut who
wont to see his girl , and stayed BO late
that ho discovered some tramps at
tempting to wreck a train on u rail
road bridge , is pronounced a shame
less fraud. The story was invented
by himself in the hopes of earning
promotion , notoriety and a reward ,
instead of being a noble and virtuous
young man , an honor to his state and
a credit to the railroad , hn is now
discovered to bo a bad boy
with some of his family in
the state prison. Iio was put in
charge of the railroad station , in hopes
of reforming him. The contusion on
his chuok , caused by the alleged stouo
which was thrown nt him , is pro
nounced a mere discoloration , which
might have boon produsedby tho'rub-
btng of sand upon u ; ho was not
wounded in the wrist , as lie said ; and
the ductor did not remove a bullet
from it , as the young man alleged that
ho did , because there was no bullet
there , and only a alight perforation in
his co.it sleeve.
His bogus heroism seems to bo con
tagious and prevalent in Connecticut ;
fur a niuht or two after a watchman
on another road came to the front as
guardian of the sleeping passengers , a
train of wnoin ho stopped in order to
have Bomo obstructing ties removed.
The peril attending thisdofonsoof lifu
and property consisted of un alleged
stab inflicted u.ou the sham cham
pion's body , afterward found to bo
imaginary. lie was taken Into cus
tody and subsequently discharged ;
but unless vigorous measures are
taken with these fraudulent ward
ens and tutelary railroad saints , they
will bring the uholo night transporta
tion of the Connecticut railroads to u
dead stop , It is besides a wet blanket
to romance , and will maid people pause
when th < y read ol daring deeds done
by plucky engineers and courageous
switchmen. Binco Connecticut closed
its wooden nutmeg factories , it 1ms
produced nothing to llagrantly spur
ious as these railroad heroes ,
Our Glorious Independence
Whit cmi be more ylorloua tliun to lie
Independent of ouiroiluf , cauued by dys-
nepnta , indigestion , constipation , sick
headache , or other diseases emanating
from the stomach. Thin can be easily
ftined by timely u e of liUHDOCK 13 LOO l )
Trlct ) ? 1,00 , Cdlw
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HOTELS. PMOPRTETOltS
ARLINQTON. J. Q. MolNTIRE , Lincoln , N b.
OARATOGA HOTEL , J. 8. STELUNIU8 , Mllford , N b. |
MARSH HOUSE , E. MANS , BROWNSVILLE , N b
OOMMEROIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAN , Strorruburg N
HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL Louisville
OITY HOTEL , CHENEY & CLARK , Blair , Neb.
OOMMEROIAL HOTE. , J. Q. MEAD , Nellsh , Neb.
GRAND CENTRAL E.'SEYMOUR , Nabiyuka Olty , heb
MISSOURI PAOIFIO HOTEL , P. U THORP , Weep Ing Water , N
OOMMEROIAL HOUSE A. 0. OAARPER , H rdy , Nab.
GREENWOOD HOUSE , W. MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Neb )
OOMMEROIAL HOUSE , E. STOREY , Clarlnda , Iowa
" ENO'B HOTEL , E. U END , Eremont , Neb
EXCHANGE HOTEL , O. D. HACKNEY , Athland , Neb
METROPOLITAN HOTEL , FRANK LOVELL , Atklnion , Neb.
MORGAN HOUSE , E. U QRUOD , Guide Rood , Neb ,
SUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & DEOKER , Oreiton , I * ,
HOUSTON HOUSE. QEO. CALPH , Extra , la ,
REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. M. REYNOLDS , Atlantic , la ,
WALKER HOUSE , D. H. WALKER , Audubon , la.
COMMEROIAL HOTEL , 8. DURQE8S , Neola , la.
CITY HOTEL , Dl A. WILLIAMS , Harlan , la ,
PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. OUMMINQ8 , Corning , la.
NEDRA8KA HOTEL , J , U AVERY , Clanton ,
MERCHANTS HOI EL J. W. DOULWARE , BurllnKton Junction , M
COMMEROIAL HOTEL , Blanchard , la.
PARKS HOTEL , F. M. PARK , Shenandoah , la ,
OOMMERO AL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , Dayld City , Neb
DAONELL HOUSE , OHA8. D AON ELL , College Spring * , la ,
COMMEROIAL HOUSE , rVM. LUTTON , Vlllltca , la.
JUDKIN8 HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , la ,
BALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Grove , la
COMMERCIAL HOUSE D , F. 8TEARNS , Odebolt la
WOOD3 HOUSE , JOHN EOKERT , Otceola , Neb.
DOUOLA8 HOUSE , J. 8. DUNHAM , Clark * . Neb.
BEDFORD HOUSE J. T. C BEEN , Bedford la.
ARLINQTON HOUSE , I. M. BLACK & SON , Marytvllla Mo
NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A. T. POTTER , Norfolk Junction Neb
WINSLOW HOUSE 0 McOARTY , Seward , Neb ,
AURORA HOUSE M. B. JONES , Auroar , Net > .
CROZIER HOUSE O. R. OROZIER , Sidney , Neb.
AVOOA EATING HOUSE D. W. ROCKHOLD , Avoca la.
CENTRAL HOUSE LOCKWOOD & SHATTUCK. Red Oak.
THE JELM MOUNTAIN
AND
IT" T7 J CT1 i
Mining and Milling Company.
A'orklnjr. Capital I . . . . . . . . - 1300,009.
(1,000,000
1'ar Value of Hharr * , - . . - . . - - 925.009.
STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE
Mines Located in BRAMHL MINING DISTRICT.
OJh'Jb'JtdXlXCSi
DR. J. I , THOMAS , President , Cummlni , Wyoming.
WM E. T1LTON , Vlco-Frostdont , Cummins , Wyoming
E. N. UAUWOOD , Secretary. Gumming , Wyoming. i'l '
A. G. LUNN , Treasurer , Cummlni , Wyomln
X'Jbt U
Or. 3.1. ThoniM. I.ouls Miller W. 8. llramel. A. O. Dunn.
E. N. Ilarwood. Francis Loaveni. Oco. II. Faloi. Lewis Zolman.
Dr. J. C. Watklng.
OKO. W. KENDALL. Anthor'tod ' * uent for Sale of Rtock : n/ > " nm
1880. SHORTJ.INE. 1880 ,
KANSAS CITY ,
3t Joe & Council Blul
3EC.A-rX.1FC *
a nti OJILT
Direct Line to ST. LOUIS
AND TUB EAST
PVom Omaha and the Went.
Alt trains leave B ft M. Depot , Omaha : Neb.
No change of cars between Omaha and 01. * xml
and but one between OMAHA and
NKW TORE.
Daily Passenger-Trams
ucurao * LL
RAUTERN AND WK3TKKN CITIEH with LEU'
OHAROK3 and IN ADVANCE of VII.
OTllKH LINRR
Tal entire line Is equipped with ullraan1 !
Palace Ulouplng Cars , Palace Day Con-hrn. Ulller'
J futy I'latform and Coupler , and the celebra i > '
IVentlughouBa Air-brake.
/arsoo that your ticket reaila VIA nANSAr
OlTrbT. . JOSEPH * COUNCIL I1LUFIT8 Rail
road , via St. Joseph and St. Louis.
Tickets for sale at all coupon stations lo Ib-
West. J. F. BARNAI1D ,
C. DA WEB , Gen. Bunt. , tit. Jontph , Mo
A' den. Pass , and Ticket AgV , Bt. Jcsrpb , Uu.
ARDT IIOUDIN , Ticket Ageut ,
1020 Farnbam street ,
W. J.DAVXNrORT , General Agent ,
OUA11A. NK
FOR
CHICAGO ,
PEORIA ,
ST. LOUIS ,
. MILWAUKEE ,
DETROIT , HIAGAEA FALLS ,
NEWYORK.BOSTON ,
And all Poluts Gait andWouth-East.
THKLINKC'OMI'IUHKS
Nearly 4,000 miles , Bolld Smooth Hlctl Tracki
All cciiDovlloni are uiaJo In UNION DtPOTB.
It bus a National Heputatlon as bolni ; the
Great Throuch Car Line , and In universally
conceded to b the FINEST EQUIPPED Half ,
ruad In the world lor all classts of travel ,
TryUand > ou will find traveling a Inxurj
Instead of a discomfort.
Through Tickets via rhls Celebrated Line foi
solo at all olUcualn the West ,
All Information about Katos of Faro , Bleeping
Car AcocmiuoJatlons , Time Tables , &c. , will b
chuorfully KVDII | by applylnlnt to
T. d. HOTTER ,
2d Vlcc-l'ru.'t & Qcn. HanauerChIcago ,
PERCIVAL LOWELU
Uen. Poiuii er Agt. Chicago ,
W. J. DAVENPORT ,
Clen Agent , Council DluBs.
II , I1. i OELLTikot ( ARt-'omaha
morn-cd ly
FAST TIME I
In going East take the
tiMcago Oorthwest-
ern
Train * leave Omaha 8iO : p. m. and 7:10 : a. m.
. l full Information call on II. P. DUKt , Ticket
Agent , Utb auU Krnham Eta. 1. DELL , D. f ,
ttUlway Depotor at JAMH8 T , OIiABK , Oen r
SiouxJJity ft Pacific
THE SIOUX OITY BOUTB
Runs a Rolld Train Ihrough from
Council Blufis to St. Panl ,
Without Ohanga Time , Only 17 Hour *
IT u
3LOO HUES THE SHORTEST BOUT ! .
neil
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ro ST. PAUL , 1ONKEAPOLIB
DULUTD OR BI8HAROS
and all points lu Northern low * . IdlnneswU and
Dakota. This line Is equipped with the Improred
Westlnghouie Automatic Air-brake and Mill *
Platform Coupler and Budcr : and tot
BPERD , SAFETY .AND COMFORT
Is unsurpassed. Pullman Palace Bleeping 0 * ) , v
run through WITHOUT CHANGE between Kan11
illCltyand St. Paul , vU CouncilDluftoSatd ,1
Sioux City. Jv
Trains leave Union PaclflaiTransfer at Oooii-
ell Bluda , at 7:35 : p. m. dally on arrival of Kaniat
City. St Joseph and Council Jlluffa train from >
the South. Arriving at Sloax Olty 11:35 p. m. ,
apd at the New Union Depot At SI. Paul aflZdO
noon.
FUN HOU1U3 IK ADVANCE Of ANT OTSKB
KOUTK
f3"Roineinb r In taVlntf the Bloux City Bout *
you got a Through Train. The Shortest Line ,
the Quickest Tlmo and A Comfortable lUJe In th
Through Oars between
COUNCIL BLUFFS AND ST. PAUL.
tyHoo that your Tickets read via the "BIooz
City and Pacific Railroad "
/ 8. WATTLEH , J. R. BUCHANAN
Superintendent. Oen'l Pass. Agent.
P. E. KOD1NSON , Ast'l Ocn'l Pass. Aft. ,
Mltuourl Valley , la.
W. E. DAVIS , BouthwcsteroAgint ,
Oounol Plufi lo
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE-
The Most Successful Remedy ever discov
ered , u It Is certain In its eDects and does not
blister. READ PROOF UELOVY. Also excellent
( or human.fle.il.
FBOM A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN.
Waahlngtcnvllle , Ohio , June 17 , 1831. D >
B , J. KENDALL , & Co. : Gouts Reading your ad
vertisement In Turf , Field and Farm , ot your
Kendall's Spavin Cure , a1 d having A valuable
and speedy her e which had been lame from
ipavln for eighteen months , I sent to you for a-
bottle by .express , which In six weeks removed
all lamoiiMS and enlargement and A larga spl'nt '
from another horse , and both horses are to-aay
assound AI colts. The one bottle was worth tome
mo one hundred dollars. Itaspeetfulljr
yo'irs , II. A. IlXBTOLKTT , M. D.
Bend for Illustrated circular Hiving positive
proof. Pilceil. All DrtiL'ulsta have It or can
get It for you. Dr. B. J. Kendall A Co ; , Pro
prietors. Knosburgh Kails , Vt.
BOLt ) BY ALL DRUGGISTS. J !
d.wly
\\Tn-n4-n3 Agents for the Life Times and
YY dULDU Troaolieroaa
Death of
( Written by his WIFt ) ,
Ihi only llfu authorized liy her , and which will
not bo a "lllood and Thunder" story , such as lias
been Mill will ha published , but a true Life by
thu only p rsoti who Is In pjweidou of the facts
a fai tilul and devoted wife. Truth Is more
IntcrcstiriK than fiction. Ak'imts should apply
for territory at nn-io Send 7Q cti. for Sam
ple Book. J. H. Chambers & Co. ,
t. i.num. Mo-
NERVOUS DEBILITY ,
Dr , E. 0. Vfi'itPs Nerve and Brain Treatment
A speclflo for Hysteria , Dizziness , Convulsions ,
Nervous Headache , Mental Depression , Loss ol
Memory.SponuatorrhiDa.Impotouoy , Involuntary
Emissions , Premature Old Aeo , caused by overexertion -
exertion , self-abuse , or o > er-mdulgenco. which
leads to misery , decay and death. Ono uoz will
euro recent cases. Ka h box contains one month' *
treatment , One dollar a box , or six boxes tor
five dollars j Bent by mall prepaid on receipt ot
price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any case ,
with each order received by us for six boxes , ac
companied with flvo dollars , will send the pur
chaser our written guarantee to return the.
money If the treatment does not cfltct a cure ,
0. f. Goodman , Druk'glat , Sole. Wholesale and
regul Agent , Omaha , Neb. Orders by mall at
Hiitallaurlre. rtAwlv
THE KENDALL
PLAITHHiCHIE ]
' OOMPANION
DEESS-MAKBES' ,
It plaits frooi MO ol a n lucu to
width lu tlw coarnest felts or flnust si ks
It does all ktuds and Bt ) le. of I laltlng In use.
No lady that docs her own droua-maklng CAD
aOord to da without one as nlc plaiting U
never out of fashion , U uctu It sails Itoelf , fat
Uachlnev , Circulars or Agent's terms address
OONGAR & 00. ,
1I AdamnRt. Chlcwo
No head-ache or tmrk-nrlie lor ladit * .
* - J > k "WINE OF CARDUi ; .
