I. 1
THE DAILY BEE WEDNESDAY OCT HER 11
\T'IOLK8ALK AKD RETAIL
STATIONERY AKD PRINTER'S GOODS ,
nouHon. BLUFFS , IOWA.
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TBrf I TIE A B S1 R A G i Q F F ! G E ,
x.vir. . sz * enx EZ , 35t &B o < n .
T4aiiQs and Lots Bought and Sold ,
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW HATES.
HGTAEIE8 PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS ,
BLUFFS - - - - - - jQWA ,
HENRY BEEOROFT ,
1&
HKN nociKns1 OLD STAND.
n ° wl'l continue nmulncbli city line to Ml puU of tioc'ty. All orders promptly attended
to. LOW CHARG 8 QUAllANTKUO New atock co is tilly received. _
D. M. CON NELL ,
Funeral Director and Undertaker.
No. 17 , North Main Streot. Council Blufta
Oalb promptly answered nt nil hour ? , night < ir d j. Jiow hearu &ad London carriages direct
trom the factory tn run In connection therewith. _ _
That novtr require crimping , at Mrs. J. J , Good's Hair Store , at prices never bcfcre touched by
ny other hair dealer. Also a lull line ol switches , etc. attroatly reduced prices. Also gold ,
Blher untl colored nets. Wave * inwlo trom ladles' own hair. Do not fall to call bcforo purchasing
e. All goods warranted as reprosuntod. MUS. J. J. GOOD ,
29 Main street. Council liluffd , Iowa.
UNION BAKERY ,
517 SOUT Mm STREET.
THB BEST BREAD IN THE OITY. None but first-class Bakers
omployod. Bread , Oako , Pica , &c. , delivered to any part of the olty. Oai
Wagons ran all day.
P < AYRES , Proprietor.
NEW MEAT MARKET.
No. 636 , BROADWAY , ( Palmor'n Block.
Between 6th and 7th streets.
E. W. TIGKNOB , PROPRIETOR.
Oar Motto : Strict cleanliness , the best quality of meato , and lowest possible prices. Meata de-
trered to any put ol the city. Com * and see our now chop. /
Bethesda
BiTHIIBHOIfSEI
At Bryant's Spring ,
Gor , Broadway and Union Sts.
COUiSTCIL BLUFFS.
Plain , Medicated , Vapor , Electric , Plunge ,
Douch , Shower , Hot and Cold Baths. Com
petent male and female nurpce and attendants
always on hand , and the best ol rare and atten
tion given patrons. Special attention given to
bathing children. Investigation and patronage
solicited.
solicited.DR. . A. H. STUDLKY & Co. ,
10G Upper Broadway.
Dr. Studioy : Treatment o ! chronic diseases
made a specialty.
REMOVED without the
GANGERS drawing of blood or use ol
I knlle. Cures lun ? diseases ,
Flta , Scrofula , Liver Com-
AND OTHER
p'alnt ' , Dropsy , Rhouma-
D > < k > M
T II M fl R S tls" . tovcr and Mercnr-
I U III U n O inieojes , Eryalpelaa. Salt
Bhoum , Scald Head , Catarrh , weak. Inflamed
and granulated Eyes , Scrofulous Ulcers and Fe
male Disease * of alb kinds. Also Kidney and
Teneiial disuasoa. Hemorrliolds or I'Jles cured
money refunded.
All dlsoasos treated upon thoprlnclploof veget
able reform , without the use of mercurial pois
ons or the knife.
Electro Vapor or Medicated Bath * , furnished
who desire them.
Hernia or Rupture radically cured by tha use
the Elastic bolt Truss and flatter , which has
superior in the world.
CONSULTATION FREE-
CALL OK OR ADDRliSS
Drs , E , Rico and F , 0 , Miller ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , la.
BINTON & WEST.
DENTISTS.
14 Fearl Street , Oeunoil Bluffs.
Extracting and filling a specialty. First-class
work guaranteed.
DR. A. P. HANOHETT ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OOc , No. U Pearl Street QOIUI , B a. m. teX
X , and 1 p. m. , to 6 p , m. Keoidence , ISO
Bancroft street. Telophonlo connection with
.
Oen\ral nfft j. . U
J. M. PALMER ,
DEALKIl IN
REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN AGBNT ,
COUKCIL BLUFFG , 1GW
W.D.STILLIVIAN
. . ,
Practitioner of Homeopathy , consulting
hysicianandSurgeon ,
Office and rMldenco CIS Willow avenue , Conn-
Uluffii , Iowa.
F. T. SEYBERT M. D
. . , . , ,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - IA ,
Office No. 5 , Everett Block , Broadway -
way , over A. Louio'a Restaurant ,
S. E. MAXON ,
& . aft , a 3ac xacj xi la a ? .
OffiM orei savings bank ,
OOUNOIL BLUFF8. . . . Iowa ,
REAL ESTATE.
W , 0. James , Ic concoction with his law and
toUtctlon badness buy * and tells real estate.
Fenou wishing to buy PI sell dtjr propcrt ) call
at hl < offloe , over Bushnell' book itore , Purl
street
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TFJWIH J. ABBOTT ,
Justice ol tne
Notary Public.
45Broadway ! , Council Bluffs ,
MBS , E , J , HARDING , M. D , .
Medical Electrician
AND
GYGNECOLOGrlST.
Orailoata of Bloctropathle Institution , Phila
delphia , Pcnnv
Office Cor , Broadway & Glenn Ave.
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
The treatment of all diseases and p lnrol dlf-
fleultlM peculiar to l nitlM !
d. G. TIPTON ,
Attorney & Counsellor ,
Office ovei First National Dank , Council Bluffs ,
Iowa. Will practice In the state and federal
courtaJNO. . JAY FRAINEY ,
Justice of the Peace ,
314 BROADWAY ,
Oonnoil Bluffs. - - Iowa.
W. B. MAYES ,
Loans andEealEstate ,
Proprietor of abstracts of PottawatUmle
county. Office corner of Broadway and Ualn
street * . Council Bluffs Iowa.
JOHN STEINER , M. D , .
( Doutscaer Ant. )
Cor. WASHINGTON AVE & 7th St.
Council Bluffis ,
tAatuet of women and children a spoclalty.
P , J , MONTBOMm , M , D , ,
FBBK DISPXKHAUT RVUKY BATURDAT ,
Office In Ererett'i block , Pearl treet. Bed ]
dence Ci8 Fourth street. Office hours from B to
8a. m. , 8 to t and 08 p.m. Council liluffs
F. C. 8LARK ,
PEACTiCAL DENTIST.
Pearl opposite the postofflce. One ol
the oldest ptastltloners In Council Bluflii. Eatln
Ufactlon iruirantoed In
HUGHES & TOWSLEE.
DEALERS IN
Confectionery , FruitsKuts
Cigars and Tobacco. Fresh
Oysters and Ice Cream in
Season.
12 MAIN ST. ,
Council BlntfB.
STEAM LAUNDRY.
723 W. Broadway ,
LARSON & ANBERSON ,
Proprietors.
This laundry haa Just been opened for bust
DCH , and we are now pnparcd to do la indry
v ork of all kinds and guarantee utlsfactlon , A
epodiltymuJc ol fine work , such an collars ,
( Ufl6 , flnaihlrta , etc. We want everybody to
fire ui & trial.
LARSON & ANDERSON.
tuoa. OFFICER. w , n. u. rcsir
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
Council Bluffs , la ,
Established , - - 1000
Pealbrs In ftiotpi aad DomogUc Kickanz
aod home Mcuritlea.
COU.NCIL BLUFFS HA1LIIOAU
TIMJ :
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XITHII. ( Sat. ) . 5 0 p m Accom. ( > Ion.tlSpm :
, St. JOS AMI COU.V01L HU'RIT * .
Depart. Arrive.
tall ami KOuVlaml Kriirow. 0Mpm :
4 9:10p : m | M li nnd Ex. . C:45pm :
t'NION FACIFIO.
Depart. Arrltf.
- . in. Overland 1U,4 CO p. m.
Lincoln I'.x .11-30 a. in. Demi'rKx 8 0)0.111 ) ,
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rr. LOUIS AND rxnric.
Dcp.irt. Arrltc.
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'annon ll.Ul. . 4'iUlim : | Cannon Ha I. . 11:03 : a in
RIOUX cnr ASD rAciric.
Dop.irt. Arrlro.
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'or rortNlobrara. Trin Kort Nlonrar.i ,
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ntlCAOO , MILWAl'klia AMI ST.
Ucp.irt , Arrl e.
Utl and Kx.0."JO A m I Mull and I'.i. . . .CM I'm
Council BluUs ft Ouiiibn Street R. R ,
lxa\ Council Ittulli. 1/c.irc Om.tha.
a in , I ) ftin , 10 a in , I 8 n in , ! ' n in , 10 n in ,
I a in , 1 in , 2 p in , 3 p 11 a in , 1 pin , ! 2)i ) in , 3 p
11,4 p in , 5 p m , G p in. | in4 p in , 5 p in , C p nt.
Street cire run half hourly to the Union 1'aclllc
) cpot. On Sunday the ears hoRln their trips ate
o clock n. in. , ami run ivgu nr v during the day
10 , It , 2 4 , 0 and C o'clock , and run to cltytlme.
Except Sun Jujg. t Except Saturdays , i Except
lomlajs.
A Kontuctlati Who Fought J.JamoB.
Frank la Fi\olto.
The young man Hodges whom our
Adairvllle reporter mcntionod last
week in conneotiou with Jesse James
Dick Liddle , lives in Cross Plains.
A favorite reporter mot him last
week , and after showing him the nrti.
ilo in the paper the following inter
view ensued :
"Aro you the gentleman hero
poken of as having had a fight with
Jcaso James and Dick Liddlo ? "
"lam. "
"How many times did they shoot
, t you ? "
"Sixteen , and only one ball hit the
mark. My father waa shot once
hrough the thigh. Three of the bul-
ets came very near hitting me they
wont through my umbrella , which was
iod on the back of my saddle. "
"How close were you to the men ? "
"I could have knocked James' pis-
.ol . from his hand could I have gotten
a Mr lick at it. "
"Wero you excitodJ"
"Not the least bit. "
' 'Did you suspect they were some
of the James gang ? "
"Had no idea who they wore and
didn't caro. It WAS a lifc-nnd-death
matter with mo , and I soon gave them
0 understand that I wann't afraid. "
"Did you or your father go to Ala
bama to identify Liddlo , as the paper
tated ? "
"I didn't , and if father did 1 don't
know it. I don't think ho did , how
ever. "
The Mr. Hodges here spoken of is
native of Marion , Or it ten don county ,
y. , and at that time lived there.
the battle was fought near Cross
Plains , and after it was ended Mr. H.
wended his way to that place and on-
; agcd lodging at the Villiuea house.
Jndor this roof ho first met the
daughter ot the host , the little brown-
eyed beauty , Miss Lizilo Villines. To
ler nnd his host ho related his dan-
" eroua encounter , and the sequel goes
"o show that , though "Othello's occ'u-
> ation may bo gone , " the results of
he schemes to which ho resorted are
still the same. She listened to his
tory of his dangers , pitied him on
heir account , and surrendered the
ortrnss of her heart , to which ho laid
iogo no loss valiantly than he had
defended his Iif6 against the attacks
if the most noted outlaw of modern
iinca.
'She swore , In faith 'twas strange , 'twas '
passing strange ;
Ttraa pitiful , 'two * wondrous pitiful , "
There were mutual interchanges ot
eve , followed shortly by marriage ,
md the happy young couple , thus
trangoly met , are living under the
lame roof under which the narrative
of thii encounter it destined to become
> art and parcel of Jesie James * history
was first told ,
In the fight above mentioned James
did not sustain his world-renowned
reputation for being a crack shot. Ho
was either not the marksman that he
i d credit for being , or something
was most fearfully wrong with his
nerves. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
When your wife's health is bad ,
when your children are sickly , when
/ou fool worn out , use Brown's Iron
Jitters.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Georgia Hospitality.
As I got beyond Ilossvllle , in riding
out to the battle-field of Clilckamnugu ,
t began to rain , and the way the thun
der roar d and lightning Hashed and
ho flood-gates opuncd was appalling.
A farmer just over the Georgia line
Reckoned mo in out of the wet , and
; here lutuckfrom 1 o'clock until dark ,
[ t was n steady storm , without a break
for a minute , and as tlioro wpro no
signs of its clearing np before midnight
the man Raid I had bolter ntay all
night It looked that way to me , too ,
but it waH a log house with only on8
room , and only two beds for the
twelve of us , There were six chil
dren , Bomo half.grown , the fanner and
Ilia wife , an old woman , a son-in-law.
young woman and myself , It looked
as if some of us would have to stand
up to alocp , and along about 9 o'clock
1 began to get ncrvoui. Perhaps the
man noticed it , for HO on after that
hour ho said :
"Stronger , we'll atop out and look
at the weather , "
Wo wont to the barn , and after a
look at the horio returned and found
all the women in ono bed and the light
out.
out."Shako off and jump into t'other
" the and I followed
bed , whispered man ,
lowed directions. I was no sooner in
than ho followed. Then cauio the
young man , then the old one , ancj
then three boyn lay across our feet ,
the upper ono resting across my kneoe.
It was IcnpoBniblo to inovo or turn ,
but in ten minutes all were inorhif
away a if that was their usual way o !
going to bed , I hjurd the old clock
strike 11 , 12 , 1 ana 2 , and was finally
dozing off when some ono opened th *
door , walked in , and began to undress
M"i - . ! i fi Ilia .fanner , who
carefully called out : "
"Who' that ! "
"MH"
" Who's met' *
"Jim U ker. "
"Oh , Jim , ehl Wa t U > eUy all
hir .
"I M-cVon. "
"Woll , strip off Mid pile in between
ho fust two on the front thorn's
> uly four of us lying lon'thwiaol"
Jim piled in without another word
oinp said , and was soon saloop , nnd
I wan uUding silently out to thmh
ho night on the floor , the farmer
Icopily queried :
"That you , Tom ? Pull oil yer
tta nnd slip in hero loia of room
oft yetl"
_
Sim of tlio tF .tbi > rs Vlxltoil on the
ny thai ftrrnfnlntii Uinl
Minut be eradicated ; we deny It "In toto. "
f you { ? > through f thorough ccmivn < f
lUllDOCK Ul.OOll lllTTKlW , yir Mood will
et iw imreu * Ami p n wi n. 1'tlcj 51.00.
Guorneeya nnd Joraoyi.
A. M. WllHaniB , of Syracuse , N.
T. , soys : I have bconaciuaii ] ted with
luernsojo nnd Jeraujs fir about
hirly yonrn , and mot them first on
hrir islhtids , whcro I studied them
vith intorcrt. Then tlio Channel
sland cattle all wont under the coin-
.1011 nnmo of Aldcnu-ys , nnd the
alands were known nn the Aldornoy
nlaiids , at least in Euglnnd , where 1
aw at tlio Btciuu-packot ollico at
iouthauipUm postora bcnring this
lamo. Lut the Ouorusrys were then
uuch more like what they nro now
han the Jerseys were like what they
ro. Indeed , the Quornsoys were
onsidorcd better than the smnllor
or oys for milk nnd butter , but the
awn-liko Jerseys were preferred be-
nuno of their slender gracefulness. I
lave been In the way of knowing
omothing of both these breeds since
hen , and I claim as my belief not
nly that I think an average Guernsey
B better than n average Jersey not
ho cromo do la cromo , of course
> ut the Guernsey brooders , think so
po. I quote the following from the
Condon Agricultural Gazette to the
omo effect : "Although little or no
; raiu is fed , the yield of butter from
L mature Guernsey cow is expootcd to
ivorage ono pound a day for the year ,
md there nro many trustworthy state
ments of cows making fourteen and
fifteen Guernsey pounds of butter ,
equal to sixteen pounds of our
weight , per week , with
out the forcing food that
n this country haa ruined many a fine
cow by unnatural stimulation tor the
jurpoao of making a great butter
coord. " Moreover , my opinion is
ttat the Jersey butter is neither remarkable -
markablo for its firmness nor its color
as compared with Guernsey buttor.
[ ndocd , I know it , and know that the
: ultor of my Ayrshires is harder at
bis season , and haa been the last
month , and also in the winter , than
that of my Jorsoys. And I find the
mixture of my diary very convenient ,
because in the winter the Jerseys
soften the Ayrshiros harden the Jor-
oy buttor. But I confess I have no
Alphea , nor any Bex , nor Coomassio
"u my mine , my Jerseys not oven bo
ng recorded , although eligible , because -
cause they are kept for butter only ,
and that won't pay thoexponso of the
recording even , much less to pay
81,000 or 82,000 for a cow.
Lot us take the Jersey as a class
the 12,000 or 20,000 or moro of the
common ones with the ono hundred
or so of phenomenal cows , and average -
ago the lot , and I believe that there
are enough of wretchedly poor ones
among the crowd to obliterate the
whole record of the fancy ones. I
ook at this from the farmers' point of
lew , and I dare maintain that the
armers ate not favorably inclined to
ho Jerseys na a race. And this is
reasonable when a ton-pound-n-weok
cow is valued at $300 , a fourteen-
pound cow at $600 or $1,000 , etc. ,
nnd a twenty-pound cow at $3,000 or
? 4,000. Mr. Williams thinks the
lighost value of the Jersey breed is
or its bulla used for producing bulls.
, A Heavy Swell.
Jacob H. Bloomer , of Vlrallle , N. Y. ,
writes : "Your TJIOUAU' KCLECTHIO OIL
cured a badly swelled ueck and sore threaten
on my son ID forty-eight hours ; one appli
cation also removed the pain from a very
ore toe ; my wile's foot was also much la-
lamed so much BO thatuho could not
walk about tbe house ; she applied the oil ,
and In twenty-four houn was entirely
cured. "
Why He Didn't Explain.
Detroit Free Press.
Some eight or ton years ago all-
ery-tougued chap who claimed to bo
, fruit-troe apont swindled the farm
ers of this county in a shameful manner
nor , and ono resident of Nankin waa
o mad about it that ho came to De
troit , searched the rascal out , and
gave him a pounding on the street.
After ho got through his work he told
.ho follovr that ha would lick him
.vyico as bad if ho over put eyes on
lim again , and it was a throat to bo
remembered and nursed. About
hreo weeks ago the Nankin man was
traveling in Washtonaw county , and
as ho journeyed along the highway hemet
mot a traveler who HO closely rcuom-
> led the fruit-tree swindler that hi
laltcd and called out :
"Jloro you are a ain , you boldFaced -
Faced rascal ! "
"Yes , I'm hero , " was the calm ro
ply."Well
"Well , so'ra 1 , and I'm going to
ink you until you can't holler ! I
said I'd do it , and I always keep my
word , Olimb down here ! "
The stranger "dumb" without
protest , shoddiug ills coat as ho struck
the ground , and a fight bogau. In
abou * two minutes ho had used up the
Farmer and waa coolly replacing his
co t.
t."See
"See hero , " said the man from
Nankin an ho wiped hit nose with a
burdock , "you fight better than you
did eight yoarH ago , "
"Well , I dunno. This is my first
affair with you. "
"Didn't I wollop you in front of the
Detroit postolllco eight years ago ? "
"No , sir ! I was in A.wttftJU ' up to a
year ago. " i
"And you never saw ma b fer < T"
"Never ! "
"And wai never Jn N aklat" v
"Novor ! " ' i
"Woll , I'll bo hangoc Oojru to look
at you I can leo that ) i'U ara not the
muni Why on garth tliUy'r you ei.-
plain , or a k ino tel V ; n inut have ,
thought me mistake/ ) . "
"Oh , yes , I knew y a wpr mis
taken , but I had juat dl 'oreind that I
had driven B ° ven laile i en the wrong
road and WM wiiblug n < > iie one yrgnld
come along uud give mu two vurdu of
luj , I didn't want any if uoatious
bout it , A rotten cccet cpple will
nro that blsek j in thrta or four
171 , and Kilt And w ter will tighten
ur front t * th in n V ck or no. I
atfl fitly p r e nl , bnter , * nd I'm ercr
o much obliged. Ho long to youl"
Hover QTO Dp-
If jrrm fcro rulTsrlne with low and J *
r * vid splrlM. loot ol pl > - Utc , geuprn
fliillty , tiiwnloml blood , wtMc cunitltu.
on , tu'wUcho , or any ill eo uf rv liltiou *
nture , by 11 incMis pnxmro a bottle of
Ifctrio mltcn. You will bo ( Hirpricoil to
< th rapid luitirovcr.ifiitthttulll follow )
on will be InriiirfJ wiUi new 11 to ;
trcn tli ftiul Activity will rvlimiipnlnnDil
ilorry will CC-.IRP , nud lionovtorUi jou will
cj lce lu the pralso of Klectrio Klllori" .
old nt Ufty contH A bottle , by 0. F.
unu
Tun Pur In Aurlculturo ,
ur l New Vorktr
The pig has recently becd spoken of
i contempt when comp.uodith our
omeotio nnimnls. But if wocxnmino
is good qiuliHoB nt nil critically wo
nist ftvnml him n liih | place In ngri-
ilturo. Ho is found to nroduoo n
omul of product from Iocs food than
"ther caltlo or sheep , nnd is , thoro-
ire , iho most economical mnchino to |
iitnufiicturo our grout corn crop into
mrkt-.tablo moat. Our people nro bo
oming wiser every ycnr , and export-
_ less , proportionately , of the raw
intorial and moro of coudonsod pro-
uct. If it taken eovcn pounds of
orn on the nvorago to mnko a pound
f pork , ns i no doubt the cnso , the
armor begins to BOO the economy of
xportinp ono pound of pork , bacon
r ham , instead of eovon pounds of
orn. The diU'croncoin cost of freight
takes n fine profit of itaolf ; besides ,
10 pound of mont la usually worth
lore than seven pourda of corn in the
orolgu market. The production of
ork should bo encourngod on the
urthor consideration that it carried
flf less of the valuable constituents of
10 soil than beef. The fat pig con
ning only three- fourths ns much
uinoral matter per owt. as the fat
teor , and only two-fifths as much
itrogon per cwt. ; nnd therefore the
reduction of a ton of pork on the
irra will carry oil only a little moro
: mu half the fertility carried off by a
on of beef. Besides , a ton of beef
will require nearly 50 per cent , more
o produce it. This gives in round
nmbors the comparative effect of
iroducing pork and beef. It is thus
yidont that the pig should have n
igh place in our agriculture ; should
> o fostered in every way ; his capabili-
ios studied nnd pushed ; his diseases
arofully noted and prevented , for ho
s the most profitable munt-Droducing
nirotxl on the farm. The pig is nn
xcollout adjunct to the dairy , tuni
ng nil roiuao tnHk nnd oven whey into
ash. As ho is king of our mont ox-
arts , BO lot us treat him with great
onsideration.
Xiulm iuGilend.
There Ii n balm In Gilcrul to heal each
K < tplng wound ;
n'luouAb'KI.ECTHIO OIL , the remedy is
found ,
"or internal and for outward use , you free
ly may apply it ;
'or ' all pnm and inllammatlon , you should
not fall to try it.
t only coats a trifle , 'tin worth its weight
in gold ,
md by every dealer in the landthii remedy
dy ID gold.
Overloading1 Gown' Stomachs ,
fttlonil Lire I tack Journal.
When cows nro changed from scanty
o Hush feed it often happonu that the
enefit of the more liberal supply is
loutralizod for some time by allowing
horn to gorgn thomsclvos to the ox-
ont of uncomfortublo futlnosa. An
xcessivo diatonaion of the stomach
reduces inflammatory action and im
odes digestion , and tends to diminish
ho flow of milk and to impair its
uality. Overloading a cow's stom-
ch invariably aivos a strong and dlo-
grceablo odor to her milk that inures -
uros it for butter or for oheoso-mnk-
tag , and also its healthfulnosf for food ,
luch an overloading Is always indica-
ivo of a double loss a loss from fati
ng to utilize as fully as might bo the
uoli feed , and a previous loss from n
upply of food insufiiclont to enable
ho cows to give us much milk as they
ro capable of giving , When cows
TO fed with a liberality that dovolopos
, full flow of milk , they will not over-
oad with food so little concentrated
green grass. The fact that they do
jvorload la an evidence that their pro-
Ions food wan too scanty for profit ,
nd consequently 'hat ' loss has boon
ndurod on account of it. But when
nch a course of feeding has existed
nd a change is to bo made to a bettor
me , loss from over-eating may bo
rovcnted by admitting the herd Rra
tally to the nnw feed and supplying
hem with all the salt and water they
loiiro. The increase in tke now
ation should never bo so great as to
ihango the flavor of the milk.
The Right Hort7ot.General.
Jacob Smith. Clinton direct , Uulfalo ,
ay * lie ban used Hi'rUNU ItumioM in bin
ainily a a general inudlclue for CUHCH of
mllKoatlon , Illlou8ueu , bowel ami kidney
omplalntH , au-l disorders mining from liu-
inritleii of the blood ; Im upealcH highly of
f it * ellicacy. 1'rijo CO cvntu , trial bet <
lo 10 centu.
A Mlnor'H Hlc.i Fine ,
Wa 1 Str ck Kw > .
It la related of n lilack IJilU minor
who had discovered & big thing that
10 wont to rt party in Denver to have
drawing miuio of the eito and its
surrounding ! ! , and ho was uaked ;
' . 'Do you intend to work this mine ? '
"No , I guess not , "
"Will you go east and form a Block
company nnd neil out the ahureti ] ' '
"I think I will. "
"Then wtmt you want of mo is a
iketch allowing the mouth of your
nine with about $300,000 worth of
silver ore piled up around it. When
you get to Chicago you can get an
artittt there to put in n river , mid a
railroad track , and if you goas fur as
lioston it will be the duty of the artist
there to put three steamboats on the
Ivor , two trains on the railroad , and
surround your mine with A town of
COO inhabitants. "
BEMEHBEE THIS.
If you are sick Hop Hilton will
uuroly aid Nature i making you well
when all else fails.
If yon are costive or dyspeptic , or
arti suffering from any of the numar-
one dlsofcMfl of the stomach or bowels ,
it U your own fault if you remain ill ,
for Hop Bittern are a sovereign
remedy in all such complaints.
If you re WMting uway with &n > ;
lorm of Kidney disease , stop tompthig
Death thla ; moment , and turn her c
care to IJop Bittern.
If j\U'are ' u tick with that terrlbk
EHnT55""IP ,
BUYE61 AND SHIPPER OF EGGS.
1,519 South Iain Street" r ' - '
' 1 rt
COUNCIL KLUE2FS. IOWA.
I Pay tka Highest Market Price and Deduct
No Commission.
COUNCIL BLUFFS MANUFACTURING CO.
Mouldings , Scroll and Lattice Work , Wood Turning - :
ing , Re-Sawing , Planing and Matching , Saali , Doors , '
Blmds , Boxes , Etc. Manufacturers and Dealers in
Improved Hawkeye Wind Mills and Pumps.
J , J , Hathway , Manager , Oouncil Bluffs , la ,
Mnchincrv 111 bo rim oxclnslvely for custom work ou Thursday and 1'ridiy of
onch week. Order * solicited nud satisfaction KunrAtitood ,
( Successors to J. W. Rodefer )
WHOLESALE AD RETAIL DEALERS IN
LACEilAMA , LEHIGH , BLOSSBUflG
ANDALL- ;
IOWA GOALS !
GONNELLSYILLE COKE , CEMENT , LIME , PLASTER , ETC.
Office No. 34 Pearl Street , Yards Oor. Eighth Street and
Eleventh Avenue , Council Bluffs.
P. T. MAYNE , ' 0. B , MAYNB
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM FACTORY
MANUFACTURE
BROOMS , BROOM HANDLES ,
; CORN MEAL , GRAHAM FLOUR AND
CHOPPED FEED
The Very Beet of Brooms Constantly on Hand. * * The Highest
Market Price Paid for '
Corn , Oats , Rye , Barley
'
IBIROOIM :
Parties Wishing to Soli Broom OornWill Please
Send Sample.
! & 6 CO.
OOXT3XTOXX.
I ,
MRS. D. A.
. . . BENEDICT ,
THE LKADINq DEALER IN
337 Broadway , Oounoil Bluffs , Iowa ,
THE HUNTRESS TRACE BUCKLE
. . , . ' fC'tc ratllfactlon. WE
THE WOULD to produce a buckle hat ojuali It In tb * iollowlne points : Itt-IU One ap
j Znd-lti saso upon tlia trace ; Sd-Iti itreDKlIi ; < th-lts eas in chanting ulthaut
e ac out of Iholnops ; tth It will not unbuckle Itself ; Btli The hame tor pull *
strag with the trace. IlUNlltEBB TUACK CAIIRUJt , tbe twit In the world. Th. cclej. I
easily adjuitfd , cannot g t off lUelf , and will not catch the rein or tall. HUNTRESS PATENT
WHIFFLE/TUBE AND 1IUKABT BTUAP HOOK , for htary a on , plowing , drigglng , etc. .
cinaot be equalled , Ihe tug will cot unhook Itself. Manufactured by
DDTTON , HUJNTBBSB & CO. , Janeaville , WieoonBin.
all For jobbing wit br houses. 0. J. Beckmaii , Council Blnffsj Hbaip & Hon and II , H. Collins tCo. , Omaha , and by
oknoBs NurvousiioflB , you will find a
Halm in Uiload" in the uao of Hop
Jittora.
If you are a fruquontor or n roei-
onktof n miasmatic district , barricudo
our syetom againat the Bcourgu of all
ountrica malarial , epidemic , bilioun ,
, nd intormittunt fovura by the uao of
lop Ulttora.
If you have rou lt , pimple , or aal-
ow akin , bad bronth , pruns nnd nchca ,
, nd fool niiuorablc ? ( onorally , Hop
iittora will givu you fair ckm , rich
iood ! , nnd Bwectcatbroath , health and
omfort.
In short they euro all diauaHoa of
ho atonuich. Dowula , lilood , Liver ,
crvnR , Kidncra , liri ht'a ilaoaau ,
Kivo Hundred dolluru will bo paid for
& caao they will not euro or help.
That poor , bcdriJdun , invalid wife ,
iatur , mother or daughter , can bo
made the picture of health , by a few
Dottles of Hop ISitters , coating but a
rillo , Will you lot thorn eufl'ur ?
STARR & BUNCH ,
HOUSE , SIGN ,
AND
MAMENTAL PAINTERS ,
PAPER HANGING ,
KALSOMININQ AND QRAINIKO ,
3 hop Oomor Broad way and Ucoll3t
JACOB GI2V13 ,
Attorney and OiranBfc r.t- Law ,
COUNCIL BLOTS , IOWA.
Offlw ProaJway , b-.j'sen tliia nd
BtroUii. Wtll prvjtl/,0 lu IBtU * Kid
oarki
.MAIN STREET
LIVERY , FEED
AND-
ALE
All Shlppora and Travolora willfiai
peed accommodation and rooaonabl
clinrrjca.
SOUTH STREET-
OPPOSITE CRYSTAL .MILL ,
Council Bluffs , - - . , Iowi. ?
HOLLAND & MILLER
Proprloto w.
SulliyanDUAIfiRS
DUAI/fiRS IN
: : : PHDVISIONS ,
l'Ty , G-apsVmre ] ,
H fl 'ZW& O P ? rf ? P 84 FT A
BBtf § S ; J'aWUO , ETC
Al3 iccnt * i r Ito fpuow'ig lice * ol '
gtoaraslup oripr.nies :
iuiMJ , AneU'r , Oulop.r' lean , end SUl
,1 Oe : -\BI ) .
- . . - . .
Kor fJa en > 5 Key I Saab oJ I Jw J n4 Bank
of kt&-i I'-ublji. Thuiia in .j i - < id to s cd lot
'ilead. ' yt iurt i Eoroc uiit find it to thclt
a Cs j'.itsgerald ,
.VIENTB
84.83ioadiTay , Oounoil Blufi