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V THE DAILY BEE-WEDNESDAY , JUNE U 1882 , O. O. OOO3BC Sc GO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS , City Market , Council Hindi , Iowa , WHOLESALE F-LOtrn , HOUSE , General Agcota ( or the Celebrated Mill * ol It. D. Rush & Co. . Ooldon Eagle Flour , Le&renwoith , K n as , and Queen Dee Mills. Sioux Fills , Dakota. Ptfercncf. Bralth ft Ctl tender. Council BluCte , la. . EC. IE. WHOLESALE AND UKTAIL STATIONERY AND PRINTER'S GOODS , COUNCIL BLUFF3 , IOWA. TITLE ABSTRACT 0 F FICE. jr.vsr. . as * ejj IT a : OR , asSB o o > . Lands and Lots Bought and Sold MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW BATES. NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS COUNCIL BLUFFS . IOWA 16 'North Main Street. WHOLESALE DEALER IN SHOE FINDINGS. Ready-fitted uppcri , In call skin nod kip. Oak and Hemlock 60LK LEATHER , and M cods appertaining to the hoe tr de. Oo di sold at cheap a In the Emt. _ MORRIS' ' 'NEW ULLINEEY 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 prices never bofcro touched by ny other hair dealer. Also n full line ot switches , etc. , at greatly reduced prices. Also gold liver and colored nets. Wa\cs made from Indies1 own hair. Do not Jail to call before purehisln elsewhere. All goods warranted as represented. MBS. J. J. QOOD , 20 Main sired , Council Bluffs , Iowa. Bethesda BATHM HOUSE At Bryant's Spring , Cor , Broadway and Union Sfcs , COUNCIL BLUFFS , rialn , Medicated , Y per , Electric , i'lunRO , Douch , Shower , Hot and Cold Baths. Competent potent n ala and female tur-ca and attendant ! always on band , nnd the best of rate and attention tion Riven patrons. Special attention Riven to batnlnj * children. Investigation aad patronage elicited DR. A. H STUDLEV & Co. * 100 Dppor Broadway. Dr. Stud'ey : Treatment of chronlj diseases made a specialty. BEHOVED without the CANCERS drawing of blood or usa of I knlfo. Cares lunp diseases , ANT nTWIi'TJ Fits , Scrofula , Llor Com- P111' ' . Dropsy , Kheuma- vii M > nnn T II M n R S tlsm , Fe\cr and Jlercur- I U III U II U kl BOreB ( Erysipelas. Salt llheum , Scald Head , CUatrh , weak , inflamed and granulated Eyes , -crofuloua Ulcursand Female - male Disease of all kinds. Al o Kldnoy and Yenerlal diseases. Ho morrholds or Plica cured money refunded. All diseases treated upon the principle of veget able reform , without the use o < mercurial pois ons or the knife. Electro Vapor or Medicated Baths , furnished o itwho desire them. llernfo or Rupture radically cured by the use the Elastic belt Truss and flatter , which has mipcrlor In the world. CONSULTATION FREE- CALL OK OK ADDRESS Drs , R , EicB and F , C , Millar , COUNCIL BLUFFS , la. LIVERY , Feed and Sale Hes , 18 North First Street , Bouquet's old stand , Council U'nfTrf , Iowa. WILLABD SMITH. I'rop. W.D.STILLMAN . . , Practitioner of Homeopathy , consulting IhysicianandSurgeon , Office and residence 61S Willow avenue , Coun- ll lilufj , Iowa. ; W. K. SINTON , DENTIST. 14 Pearl Street , Oounoil Bluffs , Extracting and filling a t'pecUlty. Flrat-claoB work guaranteed. . DR. AP. . HANCHETT , PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. office , No. 14 Fearl Street. HOIIK , 0 a. m. to 12. , and 2 p. m. , to 6 p , m. Itojldonco , 120 Bancroft street. Telephonic connection with Central olllce. DR.AMELIA BUHROUGHS , No , 617 First Avenue Hours from 10 to 11 a.m. , and 2 to fi p. m. Merchants Restaurant J. A. ROSS , Proprietor. Corner Broadway and Fourth Streets. Goad accommodation J , good fare and cour teous treatment. S. L MAXON , Office over savings bank , x COUNOIti BLUFFS , - - - Iowa. REAL ESTATE. \ W , 0. James , In connection with hl law and ollectlon business buys and Belli real estate. reons wishing to buy ok sell city property call atl office , over I3uihnell'a book etore , I'earl ti t. EDWIN J. ABBOTT. Jukice of the Peace and \ Notary Public , u : 5Boadway , Council Bluffs , j V ° rtj gei dnwn and Mknou tedded Bt , \ V HAIR MODS. 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. MRS , E , J , HABDING , M , D , . Medical Electrician AND GYGNECOLOGIST. " Graduate of Eloctropathlc Institution , Phila delphia , Panna. dice Our , Broadway & Glenn Ave. COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA. The treatment of all diseases and painful [ dl- flcultles peculiar to females a specialty. The Star Bakery , HOWARD & ROBIE. 227 MAINST , Employ the best Bread Baker In the West ; also a choice hind for Cakes and Pies. Bread delivered to all parta ot the city. FRESH FISH ! Game and Poultry , Can always be found a B. DANEHY'P , 130 Upper Broadway. JNO.JAYFBAINEY , Justice of the Peace , 314 BROADWAY , Coapoil Bluffs , - - Iowa. W. B. MAYES , Loans andEealEstate , 1'ioprletor of abstracts of Pottawattamlo county , Ulllco corner of Ilraiclw.iy and Main Btrcott , Qjuncll Illnlfa , JOHN STEINER , M. D , , ( Deutschcr Arzt.)1 ROOM C , EVERETT'S BLOCK , Council Bluffs. Dljcaiea of women and children a epoclalty. P , J , MONTGOMERY , M , D , , FllEE DlSl'KNHAUY KVK11Y SATajUJAY. Office In Fvcrctt's block , Pearl trcct. Rosl ] denca C23 Fourth street. Olllce hours from 0 to 2 " ' ' " ' 3 to 4 UQcl 7 to 8 p. in. , Council I lutfj F. G. CLARK , PRACTICAL DENTIST ; Peari street , opposite the postofflce. One of the oldest practitioners In Council Bluffs. Satis- llfactlon guaranteed In all cases DR , F. P. BELLINGER , EYE AND EAR SURGEON , WITH DR. CHARLES DKETKEN , Otllco o\er dru { store , 111 Broadway , Council Illuflt , Iowa. Al dlscaica of the eye and car treitod under the most appro\cd method , and all - urea guaranteed. JOHN LINDT , ftTTORNEY'-'AT-lAW. ' Will practice In all Ettto and United BUttB CourU , Speiki German Langutge , THE OTHER SIDE , How the Prohibition Amenc inent Will Effect Iowa. .An Ill-Uonnldcroil Mcninro Doubtful Utility llnilin , Io , Hmld. EDITOR QBKAID As the friends c the amendment or prohibition more mont , aa they nro pleased to call ii have ncccss to the columns of moat c the pnpors throughout the state t present their sentimental but imprnc ticable side of Iho question , hope joi will inaoit this letter on behalf o those who do not believe in the righ to prohibit that is , the right to interfere fore with the liberty of the iudividua citizen , in the usual fashion of sue ] sumptuary laws ; and also on l > olml of a largo number of sensible temper ancoi advocates vrho believe in morn suasion and a well-regulated temperance anco law as the only true method o dealing with intemperance. It is a well known fact that for SOT oral years wo have had a stringon liquor law In Iowa as sororo aa tin proposed amendment can possibly be and yet in Council Blullj alone then are over eighty places selling liquor and in the whole state 4,313 saloons licensed by the U. S. govoinmont publicly selling liquor. Ifwo toki time to ascertain the facts wo will fine that prohibitory laws could never bi enforced in other states that have trioc them. It never can bo in our utato except partially in small country towns. Experience teaches us that w < cannot enact a law and successful ! ] enforce it against the desires of man. kind nor against public sentiment Liquor will bo sold , and liquor will b < drunk under hny law ; under the pro * posed now law as freely as under anj other. It is impossible to prevent it and the only recourse of honest torn peranco advocates is to license and regulate ulato the traftic. These arc wol known facts winch experience has determined torminod ; notably so in this state Iowa voters are ibovo the average in intelligence. Lot thorn read carofull ] both sides of this important question thereby enabling them to come to the polls and cast their votes knowingly fearlessly , and I hope honestly. Thi opposition or amendment paoplo thinl they are right. "Wo certainly beliovi we are right. The people as a whole generally are. Lot the people take an interest in this question , come t < the polls on the 27th of June , cast their final votes , and the final rcsul to Iowa's interests will not be re grottod. This letter must necessarily bo short therefore I shall not pretend to dis cuss but a few of the many importan' points at issue , nor shall I dishonestly appeal to sentiment , but leave tha line of argument to the ovor-zoaloui advocates of prohibition , which is ap patently their only stock in trade whor preaching temperance. 1 shall as concisely cisoly as possible state a few facts. T < the voter interested in the welfare o ] Iowa who believes in the total disuse of nil intoxicants I say that prohibL tion does not at the prosonc time , never has in the past , and never wil ! in the future , prohibit. I say to him , and will give proofs , that if the amend tnent carries there will be moro drunk' enness than now moro caused bj poorer whisky. There may bo loai boor and wine. The amondraenl would , as in Kansas , depreciate the value of property , put back the state ton yoaro , deprive it of a largo reve nue , therefore increase taxation , de stroy many millions of now legalized property , which the state would be 3i\lled upon to pay , thereby further in creasing taxation , keep out immigra tion , and drive uway into other states many of pur most desirable and enter prising.citizens. The commissioner of internal reve nue furnishes us the following official report , which of course no sane man : an doubt. From it volumes could be written against the foolishness of try- tig to prevent drunkenness by pro- libitory lawa. I hope the reader will sarofully study it : It g g - ' ? lift . . 1076 61 81 1107 603 1252T05 7S7 U3 ' Non tu 4)440 irk. . . . 1437 32 'as ' 40050 C83 836 * G 8658 270 1731416 SOiCDJ 'olo , . . 2534 71 None 10437 205J 44 216 235 622700 ) akot > . 16 ' 232 11-5177 bSO 17 53 None 140008 'londa. 7 None B6E 209I03 leorgla 2517 04 124 199740 012 15l2lb7 daho , . 415 14 1 0741 70 lit 70 lllnos. 11524 2M 05 ! 80001409 207 )5787d ndlana Blltl Od 8JJ2417 34U QUA. . , no 17 S7T 1021010 linna. lisa 8 0 274 BU/ BOOOJl [ on. ! ) < 6I ) 77 S18 301) ) 438 1048 00 > a 100 200 lalne. . BiU 10 None 0 > 8UiO Id. , , . 4830 165 iOj ostois " 7 1 l a U 215 178JvS5 "lV. 4DJ 43 .None SU 10JI.UI7 linn. . 2510 30 None Ml llaj , , . 17t > 30 024 lisuo ; lo 0430 1U1 231718I 317 Icnta'a 7C5 30 au SB OtU 16 1817UU1 487 46J402 cvado , 17b None .6 U.-2UO ' .H. . . , 052 b 070 HCOJ1 . J. . . . 01) 177 113111(1 ( . M 12'AJ 08 110506 . Y . . . 2044V 701 IIM U7fi 7.8 ' ' ' ' WJ750 iilo' . . . 17081261 10JO 20 None 178 174708 din , . 10 OJ 446 403018) ) 263 .1 13U7 A'onc 800 2705J1 ,0 , 21 3388 010 09557/ ami , . , to 13.-1UIO 1C4 4U ! exat. . 2U01 77 10116 16U174J tah . 387 0 Nont 272 111064 t 400 1 None Hi tft ft ( ! 45U 17.021 003 lfi25Cfi aiih'ii U None 281 76115 ' 7D7 11 .1110511 b7 C1B157 'Is. ' . . . 49C 00 Mi 14151U7 2)3 ) None 8U 20710 _ nOfl qjU2 203 U772M0129I _ What constitutional law could bo lore stringent than the ono imposed n Kansas ? WJiero the man to re- irt to aovoror moaaurcB to enforce ! iat law than Gov. St. John ? Ho haa von staked hb political fortune in taking its enforcement a aucooas , and ot ho cannot do it. Whisky , wino nd beer are sold in every city and iwn in the state , noticeably and pub- cly in Topeko , the governor's homo , 'ho ' mayors of Loavonworth and Ltchison , utterly unable to enforce ! o law , were compelled to issue reclamations demanding that thoro- ftcr all saloons should bo closed on undeys. The dispatches telling us f thesu facts say that the goyernor Iso was powerless to closu them , [ though backed by & carefully pre. ared prohibitory law. This means that a measure which docs not rocoiv the endorsement of the local ofticon and espocUlly of the people , cannc bo enforced , nnd that prohibition i Kansas is n failure because opposed t public sentiment. Hence the siloon can bo closed on Sunday , and thn law enforced , because it is in accord nnco with public sentiment. Men win voted for the amendment would to day vote against it if they could , bu Kansas is saddled with n foolish con stitutional law which cannot possibl ; bo changed inside of six years. Citizens zons of Iowa , p use nnd consider fact before casting your votes. The well known failure of th liquor law In Maine I need hardly refer to. IIow is It in Ohio ? In 1850 tin people of that state ndoptcd a const' tutional amend mont somewhat aimila to the ono now proposed for Iowa An able writer states , "It prohibits al licenses for the sale of intoxicatin ; liquors of any kind , nnd stringon penal laws have been enacted to enforce force the constitutional amendment all sales of Intoxicating liquors legal ! : prohibited. " The law went into forci thirty-two years ago , but public sentiment mont was against it ; therefore it wai n dead letter although embodied in the fundamental law of the state , Wo find by the above official table that the United States govornmonl openly collected licenses from 14,33 ( retail liquor dealers , 330 wholesale dealers , and 05 distilleries in Olik last year ; that the state produces an nually 17,981,204 , gallons of liquor , nnd that there is a drinking plnca tc every 223 of its population , whicl moans to about thirty-livo _ voters hi the state , or two or throe times more drinking places to the pop u I a tion than in most _ states liav > ing well regulated license laws , Lot us son what the rcsull has boon to Ohio. Not alone has she lost the taxation on this property nl those years , but also the license fron those saloons that have paid Uncle Sam his license. Calculate on $150 c saloon and it would amount at the present time to § 2,150,400 per an num. The present legislature wisolj saw this great loss to the state. They would gladly annul the constitationa amendment if they could , but there at in Iowa it takes six years to effect r change. So tired are they of the amendment , that the legislature a fen weeks ago passed a bill in direct con ilict with the constitution , licensing saloons , charging them from $100 tc $300 , according to the population ol the towns they nro located in. The smaller saloons , which this law woult wipe out of existence , nro now fighting this law in the courts , and they wil unquestionably win their case because the act is unconstitutional. Ohio ha : found from experience that prohlbi tion does not prohibit. She is yoarlj losing millions of dollars that she could derive from saloons now oponlj selling beer and whiskey and paying license to the United States govern ment. Ohio would gladly change constitutional laws with Iowa. Should wo then not pause before changing ours to theirs ? Massachusetts hoi found prohibition a failure , as well at a loss to the state , nnd sensibly come back to a license law. So hits Michi gan , who had a similar lawr to Ohio. Lot the voters interested in the welfare of Iowa vote against the pro posed amendment and our next legis lature can pass a stringent license law. But if you piss the amdndmonl you will be placed m tno same posi < tion that Ohio has been in the past , and is at the present time , and froir which position she cannot ox trie it c herself for at least six years. We have at the present time 4,313 saloone in Iowa paying a license to the U. S. government , or ono saloon to about tilty voters. The present law of Iowa is as strict as the proposed amend ment can possibly , and yet you must admit the law is a failure ; as much sa as in Ohio. If you cannot enforce n statutory law , how can you a consti tutional one , which has to bo strength ened by a legislative act to give it vitality/ / Defeat this amendment and allow your next legislature to give us a desirable license Jaw. Lot the state collect say $200 from each saloon. This would amount to § 802,000 annually , which would considerably reduce taxation. This remark does not include the breweries , in which are invested over $4,000,000. If the total state , county and township tax all over the state average four per cent , the state would lose per annum on the de struction of this brewery property alone $160,000 taxes. This does not include what Uncle Sam would lose. The last fiscal year Conrad Geiso , Esq. , of our city , paid the government for stamps alone $14,000. Revenue license is not included in this. Ho paid our county treasurer the sum of § 1,300. If you destroy this property prepare to pay an extra taxation. Is it right , is it honest * , < > vote to destroy this property , which has boon carried on under the encouragement of our la\v't ? I claim that it would bo com- inumalii : to do so , and further that tha state would have to make uood the damage. Are the tax-payora willing to make good this extra assessment ugainst their property t Destroy all this property , nnd cast thousands of inon out of employment , and yet uvon then prohibition will not prohibit. Says Dr , English in his letter to Mayor E , T , iJailoy , dated Newark , N. J. , Fob. 21 , 1882 : "In your state [ Town ) the sale ot distilled liquors has been prohibited for years on paper. But the law is a dead letter , Whisky : an bo had ut every saloon , and at many of the drugstores. It is vended in Iowa with nearly as little flecrccy is any other article of barter and sale. The law loaves , however , sonio free- loin of choice. The drinker may take .vino or bjor , if ho prefer thesa. The oroliibitioniuta desire to tivo ? him no shoicp , but by cutting off the weaker md less portable drinks , to drive him o illicit whisky , .failing to advance in inch , they propose to walk a railo , fn Maine , prohibition has simply akcn down the signs of the bar rooms md concentrated the liquor traflio in lens without supervision or control ; Irivon men from the lighter to the leavior alcoholic liquors ; increased the lorcontago of drunkenness in the argor villages and cities ; enlarged tax- itinn for the support of the poor , .dded to the number of crimes , chock- id progress , impeded population and loinoralizod society. " I have hun- Irods of such , statements before me. L'hoy need no comment. Intelligent otors will see that if the amendment lasses it wiM inflict a uroat loss on the tate : at the name time drinking will ; o on aa before. I believe in a good stringent license law. I doplor drunkenness ns much us any ono ; bu I believe with sensible John Draw that to influence a drunkard from hi evil ways you must treat him will kindness and appeal through mora teachings and practice to his heart Uruto force or attempted prohibitioi has never cured n drunkard and never will. Wo have had in thi country , nnd always will , n few hon cst. perhaps , but unreasonably fanat teal men. They nro always riding i hobby , nnd they always will. If i wore not now the prohibition hobb ; it would bo something olso. They nn always sentimental , but never practi cai. They are very zealous. If yoi do not profess UieirMdon ( for yoi should have none of pour own ) yoi are not n worthy member of society You find them in all political partiet nnd many of the churches. If thd ; carry the amendment this time the ; will probably fnll back on their do fentcd hobby of knownothingism burning witches , or possibly organizi n society to prevent married moi from kissing their wives on Sundays They are not particular nbout whiol political party they hang their tails to They nro republicans in Iowa am democrats in Missouri for obvious roa sons. Therefore politics should have nothing to do with the ampndmon question. Ilather , consider if prohi tiou prohibits , If not , cast youi votes BO as to give the next legislature turo n chance to possn desirable license law. Then you can under the law have ns largo a distillcrj In Council Bluffs ns the in OB nblo advocates of prohibitioi are at the present time building in Dca Moincs. Of courao they di not intend to sell the poisonous liquoi they will manufacture in the state but , Christian like , sell it to No braoka nnd Illinois heathens. That i ns it should bo. It is in keeping witl the honesty of the advocates of th ! crazy movement nil through. Tin theory is mco to talk nbout to Snnda ; cchool children , but they do not in tend to carry it out in practice , if i affects their pockets. Will the sonsi bio , practical people of Iowa bo hood winked by such insincerity ? Voti this impracticable amendment down and lot our farmers soil their com ii Council Bluffs nnd other towns in out state to distillers , enabling them tc got nt least fifteen cents moro for il per bushel. Now it has to bo shippei to Peoria and other eastern cities much of it madn into spirits , nnd thoi rc-shippcd into our own state in 4,31 ! drinking places ! Lot the fitrmcri save this freight and you will decrease taxation and increase the price of land as well as the business of our mor chants. Every business men knows that when the farmer has plenty o money , business is good. Every son Bible , intelligent citizen knows thai the present law is as severe as it car bo made against the sale of liquors , yet it cannot bo onfo'rcod. Whisky it drank now more freely than if wo hat a good , well regulated licence law. The same atato of affairs would follow the adoption of the proposed amend ment. Visionary but impracticable advocatosof prohibition toil us , "Vote for the amendment. " fju.t is clap trap. Does prohibition ntop it in other states ? Certainly not , at I have proven , and as I can still further support by indefinite proofs. To open n saloon at the pres ent time , all that is necessary to do ii to buy a k.og of beer , n gallon ot pooi whisky , put them in any kind of i shanty , buy a government license stick out a shingle , nnd business u open. Wo have Bovcral such saloone in the state , yet the etoto law eaye liquors shall not bo sold. Make the. sale of liquor a legal business , bring il thereby within the control of a stringent - ent police nnd license regulation. Then responsible men of good stand ing will procure licenses. There will bo less itfalls , therefore loss drmki.ig of whisky throughout the state. You caiMmposo a heavy line , cancellation of license , or both , for keeping disor derly places or for soiling to minors or drunkards. Since writing the above , the tele graph informs us that the Pond liquor law in Ohio is unconstitutional. This prohibition- craze , if it carries , will bo in Iowa also ; a grand thing for the lawyers , as it mast result in endless law-suits. It will sot ono class of a community watching , informing , and consequently lawing against the other , and the taxpayers will have to foot the expensive lawsuits. This may bo desirable if there was oven a probability of the amendment lesson ing drunkenness and other crimes. It is plain it will only increase them , because there will bo loss boor and wino and moro whisky drunk. The amendment , if it carries , will also set neighbor against neighbor and create feuds that will take years to undo. It will not carry , however , but bo beaten by n very heavy majority. I have boon much through western Iowa lately , and know whereof I speak. I find that Iowa voters nro too liberal and intelligent to vote for md insert in their organic law any such anti-American and impracticably i delusion us the prohibition amend ment , M. 0 , Not a "They are not a beverage , but a medicine , with curative properties of the highest degree , containing no poor tvhisky or poiaonous drugs. They do not toir down nn already debilitated lystein , but build it up , One bottle : ontains moro hops , that is , moro real lop strength , than a barrel of ordinary boor. Every druggist in Rochester tolls them , and the physicians pro- icribo them. " [ Evening Express on [ lop Biltore. SELTZE Tlio Qenlle Way Ii Doit. In dyniqnla , liver oinplalnt and contiutlou | the diuuauud organs ro Htrisit.vo and toudor. Do not use tliom ou Jily. An ulieiatnu like TAHIA.ST'B SILTZKR ImiiK.Nr , tiatlono ! < , lorrocti and purlfle * the yttc'in without unduly i > xcltln # or irritating Hliur tlo ( stou acu , tliu Ihcr , or the bowelti lip true njiecillam uucb imuj. llcftjou teicnca hl , and cxiierluiuo cin3rn.ii it. HOLD UY ALli PHUCOISTd. J7-5m ANTI-MONOPOLY LEAGUE. Blank inumbordhlp role * ( or the antl-moni > ely cairue. conUlulny ttatetuvnt of pnno pto met. KXUOI prittixlure and Instruction * how to organ- to. will bo son t on application to 0. tl. Ual , Ulroy , Neb. Undo * ) stomp. ulS-11 DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTELS HOTELS , PROPRIETORS TOWKF' ARLINQTON. J. 0. MclNTIRE , ' Lincoln , Nat , SARATOGA HOTEL , J. 0. 8TELLINIU8. Mllford , Neb.l MARSH HOUSE , E.MAN8 , DROWNSVILLE , N t > COMMERCIAL HOTEL JOHN HANNAN , Stromtburx H HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL Loultvllla CITY HOTEL , CHENEY A CLARK , Dlitlr , N rW COMMERCIAL HOTE _ J , O. MEAD , Nellgh , Neb. GRAND CENTRAL E.ISEYMOUR , Nabratka City , Nab MISSOURI PAOIFIO HOTEL , P. L. THORP , Weeping WaterN * COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. O. OAARPER , Hardy , Neb. CREENWOOD HOUSE , W.MAYFIELD , Greenwood , Neb ) COMMERCIAL HOUSE , E. STOREY. Olarlnda , low * END'S HOTEL , E. L. ENO , Eremont , Neb1 EXCHANGE HOTEL , O. D. HACKNEY , Aihland , Neb METROPOLITAN HOTEl , FRANK LOVELL , Atklnton , Neb. MORGAN HOUSE , E. L. QRUUD , Quids Recd , Neb , SUMMIT HOUSE , QWAN ft DECKER , Oretton , I * . HOUSTON HOUSE , CEO. OALPH , Extra , la. REYNOLDS HOUSE , O. M.REYNOLDS , Atlantic , In. WALKER HOUSE , D. H. WALKER , Audubon , la. COMMERCIAL HOTEL , 8. DURQE88 , Neola , la. OITY HOTEL , Dl A. WILLIAMS , Harlan , la. PARK HOUSE , MRS. M. E. OUMMINQB , Corning , la , NEBRASKA HOTEL , J.tL. AVERY , Ctnnton , MERCHANTS HOI EL J. W. DOULWARE , Dutllngton Junction , M COMMERCIAL HOTEL , Dlanchard , la. PARKS HOTEL , F. M. PARK. Bhanandoah , la , OOMMEROAL HOTEL , HENRY WILLS , Dayld City , Nab DAQNELL HOUSE , OHA8. DAQNELL , College SprlnK * , la. COMMERCIAL HOUSE , rVM.LUTTON , Vlllltca , In. JUDKINS HOUSE , FRANK WILKINSON , Malvern , la , DALL HOUSE , H. H , PERRY , Ida Drove , la COMMERCIAL HOUSE D.F.8TEARN8 , Odtbolt , la WOODS HOUSE , JOHN EOKERT , Otceola , Neb. DOUGLAS HOUSE , J. S. DUNHAM , Clark * , Neb. DEDFORD HOUSE J. T. QDEEN , Bedford la. ARLINGTON HOUSE , J , M. DLAOK& SON , Marjtvlllo Mo NORFOLK JUNCTION HOUSE A. T. POTTER , Norfolk Junction Neb WINSLOW HOUSE a , MCCARTY , Seward Neb. AURORA HOUSE M. D. JONES , Auro rNo * . CROZIER HOUSE O. R. CROZ'ER , Sidney , NeB. AVOOA EATING HOUSE D. W. ROCKHOLD , Avoca la. CENTRAL HOUSE LOQKWOOD & 8HATTUOK , Red Oak. FOSTER HOUSE Capt. JOHN FOSTER , Lew ! * , In. WHITNEY HOUSE. E. HAYMAKER. Qrltwold la. THE JELM MOUNTAIN AND iii'y Mining and Milling Company. Working Capital * - 9300,000. C pl' l Siock , 11,000,000 far Value ol Shuroa , 925,009. STOCK FULLY PAID UP AND NON-ASSESSABLE Mines Located in BEAMED MINING DISTRICT. DB. J. I. TI10MAB , President , Cummins , Wyoming. WM E. T1LTON , Vice-President , Cummins , Wyoming E. N. HAIIWOOD , Secretary , Cummins , Wjoralny , A. 0. LUNN , Treasurer , Cummins , Wyomlo Or. J. I. Louis Miller W. 8. Bramel. A. O. Dunn. K. N. Ilurwood. Francis Leavens. Goo. II. Faloa , Lewis Zolcian. Dr. J. C. Watklni. nnUJrunfm OEO. W. KENDALL. Authorliod Auont lor Sale ot Stock : IV- " " . < w . > . . s , . . - FOR - CHICAGO , PEORIA , ST. LOUIS , MILWAUKEE , DETROIT , NIAGABA FALLS , NEWYORKBOSTON , , And all Poluti Gait and outh-E it. THE LINKCOMPIUBKS Nearly 4.000 miles. Solid Smooth Steel Track ! All connections ore maJo In UNION ObPOTS. t has a National Reputation M being the Qreat Throuch Oar Line , and Is universally conceded to bu the FINEST EQUIPPED Half road In the world lor all classes o ! travel. Try it and you will find traveling a inxurj nsto&d ol a discomfort. Through Tickets via rhls Celebrated Line (01 sale at all oincca In the West. All Information about Hates ol Faro , Electing Car Acocmtuo Nations , Tlino Tables , &c. , will be cheorlully Klvun by nrmlylnliu to T. d. HOTTER , id ' ' & . . Ylco-l'rok't Oen. HanaecnCblcago. PERCIVAL LOWELL , Ocu. 1'oiwciwcr Art. Chicago , W. J. DAVKNPOIIT. ( Jon Airont , Council Dlufls. II. 1 * . JIUKLL , Ticket At.o" | > ab > morn-ed ly 889. 8HQflTJ.INE. IESO , KANSAS CITY , . 3t , Joe & 0oimcil Bluffs Till ONLT Direct Line to ST. LOUIB tJSD TUB HART From Omahiiiuad thoWo'rt. All trains Icavo II S. M. Depot , Omaha : Nub. Ma ctian e ot caii bbtweon Ouab * and Di. and bat one Iwtwiwiii OMAHA kail NEW YORK. . Daily PassengerTrama KASTJJUN AND WU3TiRN : OITraa with LKB1 CIUAUUKS and IH ADVAKCK ol llf. OTUKK LINKH nttfi line Is txioipvud with olluiao'i alaco iiltwploK C ra , fAl.ce l ) y CoacliM , Mtllor1 ! ! alety I'litlonn and Coupler , and the cvlobraWx ) V/wtln house Alr-brako. UTtita thai your ticket roada VIA ITlf , bT. JOSm ! ft COUNCILULO oid , via Et. Joiopb tnj 81. IXDUJJ. ! ti (01 ealo at ill coupon station ) In IL J. If. BARWAKD , C. DAWK ? , O D. Hupt. , . JosephMo / A' flea , I'uj. and TlcLet Act. , St. Joooph , MP. Aior Uoiuiix , Ticket Agent , lOtOKamhainstret * . W. J.DivusPOKT. Oone.-il Agent , OUAllA/WK EUROPEAN HOTEL , Corner Fourth and T icmt Htroots. J.H , HURST , . . Prop. Rooms , 75o , § 1 , uud $1,50 Per Day An elegant UoiUuiant tl connected with thl louie where mcliareirTedatri aonabUprlc p a y and eight. m-lOc Sioux Git ? 8 , Pacific THE SIOUX OITY RODTB Ituna Holld Train llirongh from OouncU Blufla to 8t. i'ani Without Chengo Time , Only 17 Maura T IH iiir.13 TUZ sitoKTca rr.aj OOUWOIJL BLUFFS TO 6T. , 1UNNEAPOLIBOR OR UlHUAHOtt PUttorm Coupler tutl Bu3or : nl Set OPEKD. SAFETY AND COMFOKT la nMurposjod. Pullman Palico Hlceplnn Ow run through WITHOUT GI1ANOB between AIM iilt'Uyuid at. Paul , vl Council Dlutli and Sioux City. Trains leave Union Paclflo Transfer ot Coau- ell Iliad ] , at 7:36 : p. m. dally on arrival of K t , sj City. Bt Joseph and Council llluCs train fjoio tha Bontb. Arriving at Bloux City 11:39 p. m. , > rd at the New Union Depot at B& Paul oc IZM noon , TEN UOU1U IH ADVANCE OT AKTOlUttU UOUTE , ta"RemcmberlntaUngtbB UloutCltj Oaatl you get a Through Trala. The Bhorteet Mn * , the QulokwtTlmo and a CoinlorUblo Kld la Uu Through Can between COUNCIL ULUFiTB'ANQjUT , PAUL. arSoo that your Ticket ) rowl vU tac > 01ua < City and Paclflo Kallrotd " > " J. B. WATTLES. , JIU BUOIIANAtf ' BuporlntendenL Oen'lPaiu.Agiull P. K. nODINBON , A 't Oen'l 1'au. Ap1 * . , illssouri Valley. la. W. E. DAVIH , SouthwcatcroAir.nt , 'Cauncl ' Bluf.i Iowa FAST TIMEl In going KM6 take thi ' llliicap&I'fortliffiist- ' ern Trains leave Omaha 8UO p. m. and 7:10 a , m. I full Information call on II. P. DUK' . Tlcke Aifont , Hth and Farnliam SU. J , I1KLO , U. Ft H.ilwuy Depot , or at JAMEU V. UhAUK , Uon . ' " ah. . hl7mn tff. SYPHILIS innnyEtngo Oatarrh , EOZEMA , Old Sores , Pimples , BOILS , or any Skin Bit-ease Cures When Hot Springs Fail HiVIRN , AUK. , Uay . 1831 Wo have casei in our own town who lived at Hot Brings , ind were finally cured with S. 8. 8. McOuuHO.x ft Mim r. V YOU aoubt.oometoseoua andK WILL CURK YOUlt OH chirfo notUIug | I Write , tot nrtlculara and copy of little Book ' 'Uiiaae * o the Unfortunate Bufferlnc Cl.OOO Howard will be paid to any chtmisc uLo will flo3 ; oo amiyaU 100 rottla H.H. 8. , one Mrtlclo of Mercury. lodld Potof ium or any Ulnoral substance. HWIiTBPKumo 00. ftofi , Price ot Email ilxo , 81.00. tt size 81.76. Bold by KKNNABD B11&8 fe OO Oeaerall * .