r THE DAILY BJEE lTESDAy MAY 29 1883
HARKNESS BRO'S ,
DRY GOODS & CARPET HOUSE.
Have the Largest Stook and Choicest Patterns of
CARPETS !
Ever Brought to the City , and at
than ever offered in this vicinity ,
3DO ICsTOT
TO GALL AND EXAMINE STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING ,
HARKNESS BRO'S ,
401 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILH.OAD
TIME TABLE.
The following are the timed of atrhal aid da
parturo ol trains Irom tlio local ileixiti. The
the trains start from tlio Ualou I'iifflj depot
about ten m'untca ' oirlior thin bolonr atUed ,
Mid arrive at the depot about tea rulnutoe later.
Trains on pool tines and K. ( / ' , run on C' icago
time , a lull hour ( aster than local. Wabaah
trains run on St. LouU Mine , twenty talnutoa
iMtor than Inca , U. P. and Lincoln trains run
oa Council Bluffj time.
cnicioo , ROCS UIOMD AND PAario.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Kxt..6:20pm : I Facino Ext..9:15am :
Ex and Mall'.fil5 ) a tu Ex and Mall.62B p m
D. Molnea ac.7:15 a m | DCS Molne9ac'.4:50 : p m
CHIOAOO , BDRLtNOION AND QUIKCT.
Deport. Arrive.
Atlantic Ext..6:35pm : 1'acltlc Ext..9.-20am
Mail and Kx.UiOam : Mall and Hi.7:00 : pm
H. T. Ex t > 2Qpm Neb & Has x..9UO a m
CT1ICAOO AND RORIUWIUTKRN.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Ext..5:15p : ml Pacific Kxt..9:15 : am
Mall and Ex.9:20 : a m Mall and Ex.6:15 : p m
Accom ( Sat..D:50 : p in | Accom. ( Mon. ) 1:15 : p m
KAKBAS C1TT , BT. ; OH AND COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Depart. Arrive.
Mill and Ex. . . .9 5 a m I Express 5 3 p m
Xipntn. , . . „ 8:25 p m | MnJl ani K.S'-10 p ro
oniON FAciric.
Diput ArrlTC.
wland Exaim iv. OrcrlandKiu.i.'CO p.'m ,
Lincoln Kx..lUO& . n. UenvcrEi : 8-l n us ,
Dcnvor Ei..7. COp. m. Local Ev. . . .6,10 a. rn.
Locul Ex . . . .7:2 : } n. m. " Ex . . . .9-06 ft. m.
Emigrant..520 p. m. " Ex F-OOft. m.
WAEAH1I , 8F. LOUIS AND PACIFIC.
Depart. ArrU e.
Mull and Ex. . 9:43 : a m I Mall and Ex. . 4:30 : p m
Cannon Uall. . 4:60 : p in | Gannon Ball..11:05 : a in
BIUUX CUT AND FAPIFIO.
Depart. Arrive.
or Sioux Clty.7 5am Frm Sioux C
or FortNlobrara. Frm Fort Niobrara ,
Neb * 7Wam : Neb * 6:50pm
For St. Paul..7:10pm : From St. Paul..8:50 a m
CniCAaO. MILWADKRB AND BT. FAUL.
Leave Council Blutla. Arrlv oa Council BluQa.
Uall and Ex.9:20 : a m I Mall and Ex.OM pm
Atlantic Ex.5lC : p m | Atlantic Ex..19:10 : a m
CUICAOO , MILWAUKKK AND ST. PAUL.
Lcav es Omaha. Arrlv ca at Omaha.
MallnndEx.7:15am : | Pacific Et [ 9l5nm :
Atlantic Et. . | 3:40 : pm I Mall and Ex.7-25pm
Except Sundays.Except Saturdays. { Except
llondaje. | Dally.
Council Blutlo St Omaba Street R. B.
Leave Council Bluffs. Lcavo Omaha.
B a m , 9 a m , 10 a m , 8 a in , 9 a m , 10 a m ,
11 am , 1 m , a P in , 3 p 11 am , > pm , 2p m , 3p
m , 4 p m , 5 p m , 6 p m. m , 4 p m , 5 p m , G p in.
Street cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific
Depot. Ou Sunday the earn bcKiu tholr trlpa at
9 o clock a. in. , and run regularly during tbo day
at 9,11. 3 4 , B and 6 o'clock , ftnd run to city tlmo'
CBMGOBURLINGTON , & QUINCY
V OFFICE OP FUEiailT AGENT , )
OMAHA A.ND COU.SCIL BLUFFH , May 12 , ' 83. j
Arracgcmcnta hive been made ( or the
Loading ia Chicago Daily
01 one or more cara n Ith
MERCHANDISE SOLID
CONSIGNED TO PARTIE3 IK
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Those cara will como through to destination
with3US9'Opplnv. ( Julck tim U thor l > y Iraued.
Please order yeu eooda via 0. 0. & Q , K. It.
A. B. WEST ,
GENERAL AGENT.
_
MBS fi J HILTON M D.
, , , , , . ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Proadwaw. CoonoU Bloffa
O-O TO
H. R. : JONES
TOR THE
Douglss Vapor Stoves
The best and simplest la the world. Also (01
74 Gasoline Stovea. Couocil li uft .
M&YERIOK NATIONAL B&NK ,
Cor , Water and Congress Streets
CAPITAI , , . - - 2400.00C
SURPLUS , - - S 00,001
Trinsacta n general Banking bnalnesa. He
eoivea tbe aocounta of Danka , Bankers anc
others. Drawn Foreign 1'xchnngo anc
makes Cable Transfers In Europe and Tel
egrnphlo Transfers of Money throughout
the United State * , liuya and aella Gov
eminent and other Inveatment Securities
and executes any bncineua for ita Corre
apondenta In the line of Banking ,
ASA P. POTTEf President.
J. J. EDDY , Cashier.
J. W. WORK , Ass't Cashlar.
mtth-me
ALL TIME ,
Six ycira old , elred by Almont , he by Alexan
der AbdtlUh. Dim , On Tlmo , by War Dance
Alao the Standard-tired Stallion
Thiccye rno ! , etrcdliy Almont Lljhtnln ; , b
Almont dam.
KEITUCIYCENTRAI
Four years old , 2:31 : , by Delzirial , Delzorlalwi
. / by Alexander's Abdallah.
/r Will make the leasonat my place oa 20hJ5t (
/ two blocks vest ot Or en Street , utirbe return
\ f ch. Mare not nwrtiart'e , The money mm
r to p | dlnvarl bly in advance. Forfurtherp r
Ueuto K.oraUr ,
3-cod cAo 1m Omaha , Neb.
-OP TOK
Mwaulies & St , Paul
RAILWAY
II now running Iu FAST EXPRESS TRAIN !
from
flMHA AND OOUHOIL "BLUFFS "
WITH
Pullman's Mapiflcont Sleeper !
* *
AND TilE-
Finest Dining Oara in the World
IF YOU ARE GOING EAS1
TO
cmoaao MILWAUKEE.
Or to &nv polatjbovond ; or
IF YOU ARE GOING NORTS
To
ST. PAUI , OR MINTTEAI'OI.IB
Take the BEST UOUTE , ths
Chicago , Milwaukee &St , Paul R' :
Ticket office located In Paxtoi Ilotcl , at ccrm
t urnara ana Fourteenth Etrocta and at U. F. DI
pet and at Millard Hotel , Omaha.
fcTdce Tlmo Table In another column ,
F. A. NASH , General Aircnt.
0. H. FOOTi : , Ticket Agent , Omaha.
MEBRILL , A. V. H. CARPENTER ,
OcnrralManaecr. General Pawj. Auen ;
LAUK , QEO. II. 1IEAVFORD.
Oem * > l8ur ' . lAsn'tflm * un. Age
NOTIOE OF PUBLIO SALE.
OF LANDS WITIIIN THE
Otoo and Missouri Eoservatio
IN THE STATES OF
NEBRASKA ANDKAUGA3.
STAIRS LAND Orrica , I
BBATIUCB , Ktb. , April 30th , 1683. f
By thod rtctionot tbe Hon. Secretary of tl
nt nor , the U. S. Land Ottico at licatrico ,
the Stitij of Nebraska , will ba open on
Thursday , the 31st Day of Ma ]
1883 , at 10 o'clock , a , m.
For the purpofte ot recclrlcff application to pi :
chase the remainder ol the luida of the Otoe 01
Missouri reservation , in the slates of Nebrasi
and Kansna.
The landa will be add only to. persona wl
ahall within throe months from the date of thi
applications nuke a pormanmit settlement up
tha same , and nack application tmut bo aroor
panlod by aa alHJurlt oa erldrcce of good fait
D this reepcct
The lands will be ao'd to the hlghoat reapon :
bU bidder , at not l < < s than th * appraised ralu
in 80 acra tracts , and no one porno n will be i
owed to purchase more than 160 acres , eiiept
casts of fractional excoia ( oontl uoua thorot
where the surrey of townihlp and section lln
could not ba male to conform to the bound a
lines of the reservation , In which roaj the xo-
not exceeding 40 acres , rtay bo added to ths 1
Mrcs.
The torina of sale are aa follows :
One quarter In cash , to become due and pa\
ble at ths expiration of three csoniha from t
date of illlni ; application ; one qUMter in o
y ar ; one quarter in two yours ; one quarter
hies yean from the date oi sale , with lnt/r <
at the rate of 5 per centum per annum ; but
two of default In the first or caeo payment , t
person thus defaulting soaU forfeit absolutely 1
right to the trtct for ths purpose of which he h
applied.
No iandu will bo sold upon whlsh Improi
mcnts oie found belonging to Indiana as report
by the appraisers in their schedule of their s
pralsment.
TEC sale will ba aubjoct to pproral by tl
Stcretarr of the Interior , and will b < contlnn
from day to day at Beatrice , un'll the lands o
disposed of.
A Uai o ! the lands , with the appraised value
each tract , will bo found on flle at tbe distil
land oUico at Beatrice.
Beatrice.H. . W. PARKER Reglstsr
9to31 W. II SOMtRS , llccelver.
Nohraoka Loan & Trust Oompar
IlASTINOS , NEB.
Oapital , - - - - $250,001
JAS.n. HKARTWELL , Prosldenl.
A. L. CLAKKK , Vlco-Presldent.
15 n wvrwTKR , Troanuret
0. P. WKQbTER , CaihUr.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Alexander Uawald01lrer ,
A. L. Ul&rko , K. 0. WobaUr-
Qeo. H Pratt , Jaa. B. Ueartwsll ,
D. M. McEl Ulnney.
Firat Mortgage Loans a Spaoiall
This Company fnrnlshea a permanent , hoi
Institution where School Bond sand other lega
Issued Municipal eccurltle to Nebraska can
bo negotiated on the most favorable tern
Loans made on Improve * ) tana in all well sett
counties of the btata through responsible 10
corrKi pondents.
c
SHOES & ARCTICS.
10,000 , OASES ,
" " an < * Kradra
Inolndlnc utu-3
* t.i. orfdrod totho jobbing tra
iVlosa than manufacturers' prices b
FIELD , THA.YBE & CO. ,
170 Ooncre a 8tre t ,
BBATON ,
Iayie-edl3
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ADDITIONAL LOO AL NEWS
PERSONAL ,
Rev. Oyrna ll nilln , of the Congrega
tional church , la to be ub-ont from tbe city
for a wc k or ten d ys In ntUndance upon
the meeting cf the aUto kisjolation at
Dubnqne , and expecting nfter Its close to
visit Chicago.
Miss Jon le V n Dorln , of F trGcld ,
who formetly t ngkt ! n th ? Bloomer
school here , Is yUltin ? her alstcr t th
deaf and dumb Institute.
George Roblnion , of Avoca , Brrlred with
hla family In the city ycatenlny to attend
the funcrnl of bis father-in-law , Dr. li.tl-
Urd.
Urd.T. '
T. J. Warren , who U with DeereWeli'i
& Co , , IH to take rent nnd recreation In n
vhit to friends In Indian * ,
Perry Landis , Ed. Goldberg , H , N ,
Williams nd J , O. Swan , Chlcagoana ,
are ( topping at the Ofden ,
Mre. K , A , Dugot , of Cincinnati , bnc
arrived In this city on n visit to her ion , J ,
L. DiKot.
F. P. Hambrlght , of B vor Dam ,
backed on the Ogden house rtgistor yester
day.
day.Mr
Mr , Soars , formerly an attorney here ,
and now practicing in Loadvllle , is In the
city.
George E. Cob , of Pacific Junctlou , wu
visible at the i'aclfis yesterday.
W , F. Dorrnnce , of Randolph , w i n
Pftcidc hou-to gugst yesterdny.
13 , U. Roatnblatt , of Now York , arrived
at tbe Ogden yesterday.
G. N. Lyiunu , Jr. , of Milwaukee , la a
freih Ogden house arrival ,
W. A. Gruy , of Whiting , low * , visited
thlacity jesterday.
H. L. McWIiraaii" , of Noon ! , was iu th
Blufli ) ycHturdnv.
Wm. Sille , of Neolo , spent the day je *
irday the luetropollg.
Deputy Sheriff Rlley Clark was in thi
ty yesterday.
John V. Evans , of logau , wm in thi
iy yeaterday.
P. H. Mentzar , of Shanandonh , dined ai
, he 1'acifio yesterday ,
P. C. Plummer , of Westfield , Mn a. , li
it the Ogden ,
0. C , Hodgea , of Shenandonh , was li
Ui9 city yesterday.
C. C. Hodges , of Shenanrtoah , ia at thi
acifio.
Young maa or womnn , if you wan
ig money for a Email amount , tnko i
lertifioato in the M rriago Fund Mut
ml Trust Aflacciatiou , Cedar Rapids
rowa.
OODKCIL BLOTFa MAtlKCT.
WnEAT-No. 2 spring , 85s ; No. 3,70
ejected Hoc ; teed demand.
COUK There is not enough corn comini
n to mnko a mnrkct ; dealera paying 3tic
ejected corn Chicago , Sl c ; new mixed
> 5c ; white corn , 53c. The rocoipta of cori
nro light.
OATS Scarce anil In good demand ; 85
HAT 0 00f5,7 W ) per ton. 35 per bale.
RYK 10@4'c ; light eupply ,
COIIN MEAL 1 ilG per 100 twunda.
Woon Good supply , priujd at yard *
COAL Delivered , hnrd , 3100 per tor
soft. 5 50 per ton.
BDTTKB Good butter scirco and In fai
demand at 25 ( < a35c ; creamery , 35o.
Eooa Rsftdy a Io and plenty t
10@llc per dozen.
LAUD Fairbank'a. wholesaling nt 1SJ <
roDLTBr Finn ; doulera payiui ; 13o pc
pound for turkeys nnd lOo for cbickona.
VKGKTABLSS Potatoe , 50cj ontonB , 50i
cabbages , 30@-10o per dozen : apples. 2 i
@ 3 50 per barrel.
City Hour from 1 CO to 3 40.
BUOOMS 2 00@3 00 per dozen.
STOCK ,
CATTLE 3 00@3 50 ; calves C OOxgG DO.
Hoaa Market for hogd quiet , as th
packing houses are closing ; Bhlppera ai
paying C 00 to G 75.
The Maverick National Bank <
Boston draws foreign exchange , bnj
aud Bolla Govorninont and ether it
veatmcutseoaritloB , and transacts an
business for Ita correspondents In tb
line of banking. tn&th-mo
A Venerable Pausengor Oar.
Baltimore Amtrlean.
The Uarlan & HolllncBworth con
pany , of Wilmington , Dol. , has shlj
ped to Chicago for exhibition at tf
exhibition of railway appliance !
which opens there May 24th , an ol
passenger car which It built and de
llvered to the Tloga Navigation coa-
pany in 1840. This car , which we
built at a cost of $2,000. waa orlg
nally used on the Mlno Run branc
from Bloasbarg , Pa. , to Morris Run
Pa. , and haa been In conatnut oorvlc
over aiuco It waa oonsrtuctod , It
estimated that It has ran more than
million and a quarter miles , oarrlo
abont ono million pav.nnuors an
earned for Ita owners ? 400 000. Tb
car was barrowod by the Hsrlan i
Holllngs worth company and repalntc
and pat In good condition for exhlb
tlon at the National Oar Exposltloi
It Is bollovod to be the oldcat car no
In existence and In rannlng order.
B riebt'iDitpnao. Dlnbctcs , Kidnt
Liver or TJrinary Diszaiie
Have no tear of any of these di
oaacB if yea uao Hop Blttors , as the
will prevent and care the worst case
oven when yon have been made won
by aorno great puflfod-np protendc
care ,
uur
N , V. Trbunc.
The small farmer hoa boon the gra
safeguard of our civilization. If v
have never had any serious and pr
longed conflicts between labor nnd oa
Ita ) ; if the people have always boi
order-loving , jaet , and In the be
aenao cf the word , conservative ; If
have been able to receive millions
the poor and discontented frcim fo
bi n coanlrlcs and convert them v tl
ont the loaat friction Into thri T ' :
naofnl citizens , It IB booap'0 wo na1
mode It our national r 0 ? to gl
every man who wan * ' " n fltako In tl
country.
A liifo Hiivlnj ; Sorvloa-
Mr. M. E. Alllaon , Hutchiaon , Kar
Saved hia life by a nimble Trial Bottle
Dr , Klng'ii New Discovery , fur Couamu
lion , which caused him to procure a lar
bottle that completely cured him , whi
Doctors , change of climate and everytbli
eho hftd failed Anthma , Brouchit !
Huvere Concha , acd all Throat and Lni
di eaeen. It la guaranteed to cure.
Trial route * free at C. F. Goodm&t
drugetore. Large alzo , $1 ,
AH IOWA INCIDENT.
Wttl Eaton Tolls tlio Story of a
Council Bluffs Rico ,
How a Granger * Bit the Bitoro ,
Washington Cor , Clocl.tut Loader.
At the olnb house I saw Dortey
dressed as usnal In a polka dot ihtrl
and n standing collar. IIo WAS talkIng -
Ing with Senator Beck , of Kentucky ,
nnd ox-Secretary Roboaon , of Noit
Jcraoy , and icomcdnot at all troubled
abont the star ronto leeao. In anothoi
part of the grounds a crowd of promt
nont men were standing around Will
Ettoti , one of the editors of The Na-
stonal Ropnblioim and probably the
best drntnatlo critic in the country ,
listening to ono of his Inimitable
ttorlea , Eaton's puroonal oxporloncc
umbiacis oyory loading public man It :
America , and ho has boon a part ol
moro Btorloi than moat man have
hoard. Yontorday ho was tolling ol
n noted quarter race which ooourroc
when ho was city editor of a Couucl
Blcil'a paper. Said he : "It la
A. TUUE BTORY OP A RACK.
It was about thirteen years ago ,
Oonncll Bin ( la WAS ono of the racing
cjnters of the wont , and the quartoi
race was the favorite raco. Yet
know a quarter race la a running raci
for a quarter of a mllo. The grass It
that portion of Iowa la a little llki
that of the blue grass region of Ron
tucky , and It will , In the coursa of a
few generations , make a race horsi
out of a scrub. Eating It makca t
horso'a bonus as hard aa ivory , am
we had aomo horsotju Council JJlutFs
as good an you will lind in the ooun
try. Every inau in the town was Iti
torested iu races , and nearly ovorj
other man waa willing to bet upoi
them Among the loading spnrti
known was a follow named Jim Car
Hale , who , with a few others , had :
plondld quarter hurao. Ho was wol
milt , looked llko a racer , had woi
li the stakes for Bovora
'oars ' , and was contidorod 0111
f the best quarter horses in thi
itato. Oarllslo and his friends wor
willing to back him on evtry occaalou
nd they had some money on him
Inch was the status on the day whoi
ho neediest , raggedost old mosabaol
' . have over soon rode an old plug u ;
o the Fdclfio Hotel. Ho looked th
ersonification of poverty , ignoranc
and verdancy all combined , Ilia ha
waa n dirty , loft felt , originally white
but uow dhcolorod with grenso aui
yellow with ago. It was tatterud , am
ho hair in ono place was ro&dy t
tame through. His boots had evl
dontly never aeon blacking , and thur
waa enough dirt under hia black fin
ger uaila to have started a farm II
had a bushy , straggling beard , ha ]
matted with tobacco juice , and hi
eyes , half shut , were email , gray an
almost imbecile. Ho looked the pic
ure of verdant innooouco ,
"But if the man Jookcd bad , hi
horse looked worao. Such a lear
slab-elded , shambling , bsrrol-noRO
nnimal , I have never seen. IIo hnl
hU head down till his uoso uoarl
touched the ground , Itoocmod , iuvoi
ehamo oi htmsolf and hla master. .
great bump rose llko a mighty wo
just in front of the saddle Ho hi
evidently never BOOH n curry coml
Burra were in his matted mane , h
tall , and his fot-locka , and cow tnauni
mci'1. to have boon the llqaid of h
hat bath.
"Tho crowd grinned aa the old mr
alighted and took hla horoo oil' to tl
stable. AD ho came back , Oarlls
nald : 'Hollo , old man , that's a fii
hoes yon have there. '
' " the old 'hi
"Well,1 replied man ,
not big on hia lookn , but ho'n a bo
qnatah racer , I ain't much on tl
bet , but there ain't nary a hosa iu tb
state aa kin boat him '
"Tho boys all laughed.
" 'Yo may laff , gonta'continued t !
old man , apparently getting nngr
'but I mean what I Bay , and I dou
'low no man to say anything agin th
ere ho39. I cams up yore to buy
piece o' Ian' , but I'm wlllln' to lot tl
Ian' lay and bet that 'era boss og
anything that yon hov , and I can be
"Oarllalo at this opoko up and sa
ho had a horse , and naked the old mite
to go in and look at It , The cron
wont along. The old man looked
the horse , and sold : 'It's a pert lee
in * critter , but mine kin beat It , I1
wlllin' to bet on it. I came hero
buy Ian' , but I'll lot my Ian' lay at
bet. I'll BOO if I kin resurrect my wi
for the Ian1. '
"With that ho put hla hand Into h
pocket and drew out a roll of bills
big aa my fist.
"The boys' hande itched , and thi
oonld hardly help reaching for It.
seemed theirs already. At first thi
thought it rather moan to take in tl
old man , but Carlisle ald , * 8omo 01
olao will take him in if wo don't , at
wo might aa well have It'as then
Boys were anxloua to bot.
"The old man counted hla mono
It was $1,500. Oa'lislo and hla p i
ner clubbed together and rained a 111
amount , and the two auma were d
pualted at the Pacific hotel.
' 'Then the old mosubaok anld , 'Nr
boys , I mean bueineas. I ain't ' '
of that ere hoaa. I'cacae h ? " ' \ ° bl
Bomo Jan' , but lot th- ' " a ? t
this yore race , mat hoaa of mine
houa in this oountr
the best qaan
and I'm willing to bet moro on hit
It yor 'ant tor bet raoro I'll go <
ourt resorreot moro wads. '
' "Tho boy a gladly chimed In , Tl
thing looked i * > prepoatorona , and
looked llko pitting money BO easy th
they said they would put up ugalu
all ho3 uld bring.
"TAoy shook hands and huggi
oapA other aa soon aa the old folk
wa nut of eight.
"Ho soon curno hack with two mo
wads , each of $1,500 ,
"Tho boyr worn stapcorod , but th
looked rr > 4tti at his Jiorao , and th
wont ou" awl borrowed oyerywhei
They pawned tholr watches audja /
chattlo morlgage on tholr furnitut
Bat they woioruakonlng , They h
started out hy giving the old in
oddn The tubles were now tnrne
and hn bet them two to ono.
"At kit the money waa all d
poMtt-d , and the crowd iront down
the Sunflower race track. The o
man lnd hii nU opy nag , and drapg
after him a long beech branch , wl
the JeaviB picked < II' it. Aa they g
to the track tnoro win no jockey
ride the old inau'u Loreo and Csrlli
proposed they leave it to ono of t
crowd , a friend of hl , but whom ho
pretended not to know , to pick out
bath jockeys. The old mostbaok
contented , but tald ho wanted n
word with hla jockey boforn ho wont.
"Oarllalo said , 'All ' right,1 and the
old man , Uklng the boy naldo , said ,
'Now , I want to glvo you a JoDtlo ad
vice , Thot hoaa o' mine is a rnnnor ,
and I've tuk him and licked him this
morning , an' when ho gooa ho'll go
llko bloL'ja , If yon valley your life ,
twist your han' In the mane on1 don't
tnlu' the brldlo , but jnit hold on. I'll
hit him with this yore olnb au' yon jos
hold on. '
"Tho boy r ld , 'All right,1 and
started pant Carlisleto the horse.
Oarllalo whispered , 'Damn the mare ,
hold on to tto brldlo.1 After the boy
was ou the hone the old man said to
him again , 'Now , boy , miuo' what I
said about the brldlo , you hold ou to
the mnne.1
"Tho boy said , 'All tight , ' but ho
still hold the reins. The dodge waa ,
of course , to let Carlisle's horio got
the start , At last they were ready.
The old moisbaok stood behind his
horse and at the work 'Go * ntrcok him
a thundering blow with hia knott
bench switch across the rump. The
horse wont llko shot , and the
jockey slid nearly to hla tall with the
brldlo In hla hand. Carlisle's hone
hardly got started and was beaten by
two full longtht. The old man wont
to the hotel and took away $4 500 ,
and sotno of these fellows who bor
rowed it to bet arc In debt yet for it.
Oarllslo was completely aold , but it
was not known how badly until , when
the old man waa about to leave town ,
ho went to him aud asked to BOO hla
irldlo. The old man handed It to him ,
> nd showed him the bit , which waa
olntod by n spring , and would pull
ipixrt at the least jerk. When Oar-
Isle had done looking at it , the sup-
lonod greeny put his hr.nd aronud It
nd said , using very fair language ,
'You ' are not the first gonta that that
It hai sold. That bit hiw just won
mo barrelu of money. ' A butter in-
iancc of the bltora bring bit wna
lovoi known In tbo west. "
A Bplondld Uomeily fur Imnrr. DIi-
oaiei.
Dr. Kobt. Nowtou , Into rreslilont nf the
'electlc College of the Olty ot Now York ,
> nci formerly of Cincinnati , Ohio , unecl
Dii , WH. HALL'U UALHAM very oxlonsiroly
n hla practice , aa umny of Ilia pntioutx ,
ow living , and restored to health by the
.so of thin Invaluable medicine , cnn nmnly
.estlfy Ho Mwnya nnld that HO ROOI ! n
cmeity muht ; not to bo couslcleruil merely
iia a { intent incdloulo. but that U oui-ht tc
' o nro&oribod freely ny every phyalclnn at
fluverelgn remedy in all cauas of Lung
Ucftflts Itn \ Huru euro fur Coneump
ion , nnilhco no equtl fornllpootoralcom.
Ittint ? ,
Lively Uouom Companions.
) rcRoaClty Eiitcrpilso.
A. J. Wyland , of Clackamaa county
writes M follows : "A short tlmi
Inco , whllo hunting in the woods , . '
came across n ho bear standing orcc
n a log. She looked aavago nnd hat
her cars laid back on her neck. . '
put a bullet in her aonll an inch abovi
ono eye and she rolled elF llko n bundle
dlo of chips. As the gun cracked , u |
t ynung cedar climbed a couple o
roung cubs. I leaded the gun am
onnd the mother stone duad. .
nokcd np at these two young whelp
and concluded that I wanted 'em fo
peta. So , putting down the gun , ' .
started for thorn , and , aa the cllmblnj
WAS easy , was noon able to roach them
I grabbed ono by the buck of th
nuck , when ho lot go nil holda am
went to work scratching with u von
goanco. The blood flaw , nnd you bo
I gave him a welt that knocked hit :
HB Umber aa a mop-rag , 1 then atulTo
him luBtdo the boaora of my shirt , a
ho waa BcnBulaaa , and grabbed th
other by the head , and ho sot up
yell that could btt hoard for a milo.
quickly knocked him aoDsulesa , tot
and put him on my ahouldor and con :
mcnced to descend.
"Just at this point the ono Insld
my shirt crawled around onto my bac
and dug his hind clawa Into my bac
juat above the bolt and put hia arm
around my body , when both con"
moncod to fight me. Yet bet I got t
the ground In a hurry , throw the ou
on my shoulder to the ground , pntm
foot on his nock , choked him eonsoloi
till I could tlo him , the other ono a
the tlmo trying to tear all the meat o
my back. 1 grabbed him by the f on
foot and pulled him , but ho hold o
with hla hind feet. I then pulled hli
by the hind logo , bat ho hold on by h
front claws , cud I couldn't pull hli
of ! either way. I then opened m
collar wide and laid down alongside tl
ono that waa tied. Presently ho can
out and made for a largo tree nea
but I caught and soournly tied hln
too. Ills long , nice , allly hair fo
nice to my pelt , but his claws wei
abont the alzo of a raccoon , but con !
outotrotch Bovon wildcats. It wi
about two miles from homo , and aft (
awhile I got tired of carry irv ; thou
BO I put them down and mitlud then
and thay followed mo flko two lltt !
dogs. " -
MICH , Fob. 2 , 1883.
I know ilop Bitters will bear rei
ommendalion honestly. All who ni
them confer upon them the hlghci
encomium * ) and give them credit fc
makiBrf euros all the proprlotoi
claim for them. I have kept thei
since they were firat offered to th
public. They took high rauk froi
the first , and maintained H , and ai
more called for than all others con
blued. So long as they keep up the
reputation for purity and nsofulttcs
I shall continue to recommend thoui-
somothlng I have never before dot
with any other patent modlclno.
J. J. BABCOOK , M. D.
, THE SQUAW.
Her Eloquent Address to tbo Ute
TraruUted by Hill N ) for I.iraralo Bsomeran
People of my trlbo ! the sorrowlr
widow of the dead Ouray apoaks '
yon. She cornea to you , not aa tl
aqnaw cf the dead chieftain to roni
you to war and victory , but to woi
with you over the loss of her peep
and the greed of the palo face.
The fair Colorado , over who
rooky mountains wo have roamed at
hunted Iu the olden tlmo , ia now ovc
run by the Mlvor-platod senator ai
tbo Boft'oyed dudo.
Wo are driven to a small corner
the earth to dlo , rrhllo the oppress
dlga gopher helen in the green gra
and Bella them to the speculator
the great cities toward the rising au
Through the long , cold winter u
people have paused , in want nnd col
while the conqueror of the peacef
Ute has worn $250 night ahlrta and
filled hla pate skia with plo.
Ohlpota rtddromoa yon na the woop-
'ng ' aqnaw of a great man whoeobonoa
will ono day nourish the oucumber
vino. Onroy now sloops beneath the
brown grasa of the canyon , whcrn the
soft spring winds may stir the dead
loaves and the yonug coyote may
came and mnnkciy o'or hla grave ,
Ouray waa Ignorant of the ways of
the palo faoo. Ho could not go to
congress , for ho was not a citizen of
the United States. lie had not taken
out hla Booond paperi. IIo was a sim
ple child of the forest , but ho stuck
to Ohlpota. IIo loved Ohlpota llko
a hired man , That Is why the wid
owed squaw weeps over hltn.
A few moro years and I shall join
Ouray my chlof , Oar y the big In
jun from Away np the gulch. His
heart IB atlll open to mo. Ohlpotn
could ttmt him , oven among the
smiling maidens of her trlbo. Onrny
waa true. There was no funny bua-
Inoaa In hla nature. Ho loved not
the garb ef the palo face , but won my
heart while ho were a aaddlo-blankot
and a look of woo ,
Chlpeta looks to the north and to
the Bonth , and all about are the
gravoa of her people. The refine
ment of the oppressor haa come , with
its divorce ana schools and gin cock
tails and flour bread and fall election ? ,
and wo linger here llko a boll on the
nock of a fi t man.
Even whtlo I talk to you , the damp
winds of April am sighing through
the vortobiw and I'vo got moro pains
in my back than a conservatory.
Weep with the widowed Chlpotn.
Bow your heads and howl , for our
harps nro hung on the willows , and
our wild geese is cooked.
Who will bo loft to mourn at Ohlpo-
ta's grave ? None but the starving
papooBcs ot my nation , Wo atand In
.tho gray uilst of spring like dead bur
docks In the field of the honest farmer ,
and the chilly winds of departing win
ter make ua hump nnd gather llko a
burnt boot
All wo can do Is to wail , Wo are
the rod-skinned wallers from Wall-
town.
Colorado Is no moro the homo of
the Uto. It Is the dwelling place of
the bon nm senator , who doesn't
know the dtlforcnco between the plan
of salvation and the previous question.
Ohlpeta cannot voto. Ohlpota cm.
not pay taxes to a great nation , but
you will bo apt to hear her gentle
voice , and her inollonr racket will fill
.ho air till her tongue la cold and they
.nek the bullslo robe about her and
lant her by the aide of her dead
hleft&tn , where the south wind and
ho BBgo hen are ulnglntt.
Hunibnitcnd Again.
I saw ao much aatd about the mor
IB of Hop Bitters , and ray wlfa wlu
waa always doctoring , and never well
.eased . mo no urgently to got her some
* concluded to bo hutubcggod again
nd I am glad I did , for In leas that
wo months' nao of the Bittern , mj
wlfo was cured , nnd slio has remnlnec
o for eighteen months since. I liki
uch humbugging. U. T. , St. Paul
Pioneer Press.
Her Divu ntor'a ilutib'uncl.
lurlinctou Hawkcyr ,
A traveler saw n woman take n mai
y the collar , yank him np the atop
nto a railroad ctr , ] iuu him dowi
nto a hot sent near the atovo , pile u
a vulho and two big brown basket
with loose covers and long handle
at hln foot , shove n lady Into hln la
and aay :
"Now , sit there until I help Mar
Jane on the oar , aud don't mavo till
como back. "
When the woman reached the doc
the traveler said to hoi :
"la that man your husband ] "
"N-A-W Wl" roared the womat
'llo'a my daughter's hiaband , and at
hpsn't oplrlt enough to Bay her soul
her own. "
This trno story teaches us that son
travolorn haven't enough aenso t
dlagnoao a family party when the
BOO ono.
ARMY OFFICER'S TESTIMONY ,
Captain Joioph L , UayJon. residing i
No. 1)21 ) Fourth Street , South Boston Mne
formerly captain In tlio army , now wil
the Wnlworth Manufacturing Compnn
South Boston , writes April 23 , 188
"While living in Cambridgoport my wi
won tfiltctcd with terrible paluu in her bat
and eldcM , accompanied with great weal
ness and lain of appetite. She tried mac
so called remedies without avail , growli
rhpldly worpo when her attention waa CA )
ed to Hunt's Remedy. She purchas J
bottle from Lowell's drug store , bi Can
brldgeport , and nfter Inking th nrat doi
Bho began to feel owler , sh could alee
well , and utter continuity * Its use a aho :
time the severe pains U her back and ale
entirely dlsnppoaroJ , nnd ahe ia a we
womnn. Many of our relatives and frtem
haved i ed Ilunt'u Remedy with the moi
Kratir/lBK torultfl I have rooommendc
It r any times , and na many times lic&rd U
aotno atory , Hunt'a Romoily la all thut
rJrtlmed for it , and a real bleialng to a
afflicted with kidney or liver trouble. "
MADE A MAN OF H.M.
Mr C. O. Wheeler , Nc.23 Austin Stre
ainbrlilqa MBR ? , , niakoa the following r
mnrkable statement. On April 27 , 188
he frrltos ni follows ; "I havebeen troul
led with kiilney dlioaao for nearly twenl
years. Have uullerod at tlrncs with ten
bio pulns In my ba k and limbs. I uai
many medicine' , but found nothing reac !
ed my cue until I took Hunt'n Remedy ,
purchased n bottle of A , P. Glbaon , ft
Ti mont Street , Benton , nnd before I hi
uiod tbla one bottle I found relief , and co
tluulDg its use , my paint ) nnd weakness n
dlatppecred , and I feel llko a new inn :
with new life nnd vigcr. Hunt'a Remec
did wonder for me , nnd I have DO heaita
oy in recommending It to nil afBlctcd wll
kidney or liver dleoaao , nn I am poiltl
that by ita tuo they will find immediate i
liof. You may use tliln letter In any wi
you choose , no that tbo people may knc
of a euro medicine for the euro of all di
Banes of kldneyn uncl liver. "
' Iron and Slate Hoofing ,
0. SPECHT , - - Proprietor.
1111 Douglas St. - Omaha , Kol
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HMS , Mr en Hop ! | Bitter * .
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j ra Abtclate
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Too will l )
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BoMoyilrej.
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joe 7 .ilx S ndf r
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NEVER
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Hi It I may H31 IUTRCK
sinvl your FAIL
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nvnii htm-
dretirr
"FOR TABLE USE. "
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A REGULAR GRADUATE of two medic *
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ment of Oil RON 10 , NKUVOUS , BKIH AND
BLOOD Diseases than any other physician la Bl.
Loula us city papers ahow and all old realdenta
know. Consultation free and Invited. When II
la Inconvenient to visit the city for treatment ,
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where. Curable rases guaranteed ; where doobl
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Nervoua prostration , Debility , Mental
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other aUeotlona ot Throat. Hkln nnd Itonai
Blood Impuritlea and Ulood
Skin Atfeotlona. Old Sorea nnd Ulcari.
Imixxllmenta to Marrlftge. Itheuinntlara.
Piles. Bpcclnl ottontiuq to caaea from
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receive upeclaiCgttoatlon. Ulaeaaca arlalrii ?
trom Iniprulflmae. itioenHea ,
whol
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lptswho ; may mai >
° my no' > wll
and cure. Bc.l.d
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In medicine. Over is
> cars' practlc ia
. . . In Chicago.
Authorizedby the sttte t3 trett
Chroolc.Nervous and Prliata dla <
cases. Asthma , Epilepsy , Hheu-
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( aryatJ Skin Dlsoasos , HaMUjlt ,
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