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\ TB4 1 > AJLBE&MONDAS : JUNE 11
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CARPETS !
Ever Broug.it to the Oity , and at
than ever offered in this vicinity ,
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401 Broadway , Council Bluffs ,
TIME , TROUBLE , MONEY
If you bay your
& PROVISIONS
-OF
16 Main and 17 Pu l Street , Council Bluffa.
II
QOUHGZIi BLUFFS RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
The following are the times of tvrrhal aid departure -
parturo of trains from the local depots. Thf
the trains stare from the Union Pijfllc dapot
about ten inmntes cirller thin be'ow ' Bitted ,
and arrho at the uepot about ten minutes later.
Trains on pool lluea and K. 0 , ru j on G > icago
time , a halt hour Inter than local. Wabaan
trains run ou St. LouU 'lino , twenty mlnu i
Inter than loca' ' . U. P. and Lincoln trains jn
on Council Iluil9 time.
CmtJASO , BOCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Kxt..520 p m Pacific Ex.8.16nm
Ex and Mall.925 a m Ex and Mall.0-55 | im
D Molnes oc.7:15am : Dta Molni8nc.4.40p m
OntOAQO , BCBLINOTOX AND QDISCI.
Depart. Arrive.
Atlantic Ext..5 35pm Pacific ExJ..9.20am
llalland Ex'.SiOnm : llalland Ei . .700pm
Y. Ex 6.20pm Neb k Has Ex..9:10 : a m
CIMCA3O AMD NORTUWRSTHRN.
Depart. ArrUe.
yiantlcExt..615pm Pacific Ex.O : am
> Mall anil Ex.1"0a ! m Mall and Kx.ti.lG p m
fl Accom ( Sat..6.50pm ) Accom. ( Mon. ) 1:45 : p m
KANSAS CUT , FT. 'Oa AND COUNCIL BMJFFB.
Dcpnrt. ArrU e.
Mail and Ex..9 55 am I Express 635pm
Expj'm. , , . , , S..Spm | Mall and Ex..a > i5p m
mnon ? Annc.
Dsart. Arrive.
< orUnd x.ll)0 a , m. OverlandEic .4tiO p.'m.
Llnooln Ex..11:300. m. HenverKx . . gOQa.m ,
Denver Ex. . ,7fJO p. m. Locil Ex fi On. n.
Local Ex 7:25 a , m. " Ex 908a.m.
\ Emigrant..520 p. m. " Ex F 00 a. m.
i WABASa , BP. LOCIS AND FACIFIC.
Depart. Arrive.
$ II ndEx. _ . 9:45 : a m I Mall and Ex. . 4 30 p m
" 4:50 p m I Cannon Ball. . 11.05 a m
SIOCX CUT AND PACIFIC.
Depart. Arrive ,
or bloux Clty.7 > 5 a m | Frm Sioux C y.CJSO p m
or FortNlobrara. Frm Fort Niourara ,
Neb' 7.55am Neb * G.50pm
For St. Paul..7:40pm : From St. Paul .8 60 a m
CHICAGO. UILWAUKRH AND 8T. PAUL.
Lca\ Council BluCfc. Arrl > ea Council Bluffs.
Mall and Ex.9:20 a m I Mall and Ex.6.55 pm
Atlantic Ex..15.15 p m | Atlantic Ex..19.10 a m
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL.
Leaves Omaha. Arrives at Omaha.
Holland Ex.7:15am : | Paclflc Ex (9.45am (
Atlantic Ex. . 13.40 pra | Mall and Ex.7-25pm
Except Sundays. fExcept SaturdajB. ( Except
Mondays. I Dally.
Council Blufts Si Omaha Street R. B.
Leave Council bluffs. Leave Omaha.
8 a m , 9 a m , 10 a m , I 8 a m , 9 a m , 10 a m ,
11 m , 1 m,2 p m , 3 p 11 am , Xpm , 2pm , 3p
m , 4 p m , 5 p m , 6 p m. | m , 4 p m , B p m , 6 p m.
Street cars run half hourly to the Union Pacific
Depot. On Sunday the can be ln their trips at
9 o clock a. m , and run regularly during tbo day
at B , 11 , 2 4 , C and 6 o'clock , and run to city time ;
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OFFICE OF FREIGHT AGENT , )
OUAIH AND COU.VCIL IJLtrra , May 12 , ' 83. j
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Loading in Chicago Daily
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Of one or more cars with
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Theie cirs will como through to destination
wlthiuta opplcu. Qulclc tlmol ? thereby Iwued.
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A. B. WEST ,
GENERAL AGENT.
CS-0 TO
H. R. JONES
FOR THE
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Gouueil Bluffs , la ,
Established , 1853
Dcui'm iu Forel ; J > iniM ! e
fH tit * n * s nr'H ' * * *
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ARCHITECTS !
; REMOVED TO
Omaha National Bank Biding ,
Nebraska Loan & Trust Company
HASTINGS , NED.
Capital , - - - - S250.0001
JAS. B. HKARTWELL , President.
A. L. CLAUKE , Vlco-Prcsldcnt.
K. C. wv.BSTER , Trewurei
C. P. WEUSTER , Cathler.
DIRECTORS.
Dimncl Alexander Oawald'Ollver ,
A. L. Clarke , K. 0. Webster
OPO. II Pratt , Jaa. U. Ueartwell ,
D. M. McKl Ulnnov.
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issued Municipal eoccrltli to Nebraska can b
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Loans made on improved /arm In all well eettki
counties of the HUta through rceponslblo iocs
corr > 8pond ntg ,
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Ticket office located In Paxtoi Hotel , at oorm
Farnam and Fourteenth street * and at U. P. Di
pot and at Uillard Hotel , Omiha.
MrSco Time Table In another column.
F. A. NASH , General Ai-ent.
O. H. FOOTE , TicLet Agent , Omaha.
B. M. MERRILL , A. V. U. CARPENTER ,
General Manager. General Paw. Agen
G T. CLAKK , OEO. U. HEAVFOUD ,
GencUSnrt. Aw'tOm. * * .
Arc aoknowJodgcd to be tli
bast by all who have put thei
o a practical teat.
ADAPTED TO
& SOFT 80A !
COKE OE WOOD.
BY
Buck's Stove Go.
RAINT LOUIS. |
PIERCY & KIUWFOUB
SOLE AQENT3 fOB OUAH V
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ADDI i IDNAL LOOAL NEWS
PEHaONAL.
A pntly from Ncoln , ccnetallng rf Mils
Koto Whittakcr , Miss Jculo Ucuilngton
And Fred KiMtlnnd , of the Keoln poel-
olllco , were in tuwn yestcriUy to rloir the
extent of the damage ilono by the Into
freahet. They wcio I'oclfio house
Kiiest ; . The patty returned homo Iftat
evoultig.
K Uoftcrnns expects to start this even-
turf foUea Moiues , n n rcprcsonUtiv * to
the Uriind Indgo of Druldn , which uieota
there Tucadny. Thco Ilessell , Theodore
King -.ad Mr , Wnshburuo also expect
to BO.
BO.Mrs.
Mrs. i.T. S. Wllaon and claughtor , of
Council BlufTa , are visiting Mrs. D. A
Williams , during Mr. Williams' nbscnco
on n praapcctluc lour. The last heard
of him was from San FrancUco. Ilarlan
Tribune.
J. K , Davey , of Chicago , representing
Bomo chemictl works , WAS nt the O deu
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs , 1I.\11 , of Brooklyn , nre
Tbitlng Mrs. HaU'j brother , U. K. Sev
man , and family ,
Mins Ida CftBBady bns returned home
from Do ? M.ilnca , where the his been at
tending school.
II. W. Johnson , of Burnhnm , Tulloya li
Co. , loan office at Slour Fulls , Dakota , Is
in the city.
William Bushman , one of Omaha' * well
known merchants , visited this city Satur
day.
day.Col.
Col. George U. Ileberllng , forrrerly U.
S , marthal if the northern district , Is in
the city.
J. R. Trask , of Utica , N. Y. , orrUod
ft1 the Ogden yesterday morning.
Henry Hymns , of Chicngo , was among
yestordoy'a arrivals at the Ogden.
Thomas J , Co u way , of Sioux City ,
visited the Bluffa yesterday.
Mrs. Matilda Fletcher , the well known
lecturer , ia iu the city.
Mrs , Dr. Hanchett is making a visit to
friends in Sao City.
James D , llice , of Darlington , was at
the L'acitic yo&terday ,
U , 0. Cameron , of Chicago , spent Sunday -
day at the Ugden.
Ed. L Bnkke , of Ormwa , was at tke Og >
den yesterday.
E C , Lockwood , of 1'ookford , 111 , , is at
the Pacific.
If yon havu failed to receive benefit -
ofit from ether proparatiano , try
llood'n Sirsaparilln ; It's the strongest ,
the purest , the best , the cheapest.
THE DISTRICT COURT.
An Important Wltneaa Captured for
Oaee ,
In the dlatrict court Saturday ,
Batch , the man who was ougnpod In
the burglarizing of freight o rn on
the ChtcDgc , Burlington & Qulncy ,
railway , wna tried and found guilty.
His partner , Theodore Lyons , wa :
then put on trill and a pace of the
ntnto'a evidence hoard , the rest to be
heard to-day. The otato hna boor
wanting to | ; ot as a wltnosa n yonnj
men named Gardaor , who , it it
claimoi , wuo given a buit of tin
stolen rlothoa If ho would keep hi ;
month phut. Yesterday Doputj
ShoriiT Clatterbuck got this yonn
folio IT , and lodged him in jail. lie
had quite a chuso after him , for the
young follorr ran like r. deer when
ha found that the cflicotH were af toi
him. Olattorbuok gave him two 01
three shots from bio bulldog , but the
whizzing bullets only made him rut :
the faster. It la not known whothoi
ho la willing to testify in the case , now
that he Is captured , or not , but be
will probably do so to clear himself ol
trouble. ,
The attorneys have united In a po
tltlon to have the district court ad
jonrn Tuesday , as the criminal triali
will be through with by that time
and the lawyers Interested In the oivl
cases prefer to have them go over
Judge Reed has consented to this ar
rangomont.
Angnctnra Blttora do not only dlstln
guleht 'einBoUeiby their aromatic odor abovi
all others generally USD J , but they are aim a cur <
preventive lor all dUeaica originating from tni
d'gestlvo o'gang Kowarool coanteiteiw. A l
your Kroccr or ilruggltt for the genuine article
manufactured by lit. J. 0 I ) . Sleigert & Sons.
THE YOUNQ RUNAWAYS.
Taolr Fatner Cornea for Tnom unc
Tukea Back Hia Money.
The two boya who were ntoppad her
a few dftya ago by the police , In accord
anca with telegraphic orders , nro noon \
on ronto for homo agalu , tholr fatho
having corao for them. For boya B
young , the elder bolng only thirteen
they showed old heads It appear
that their names are Albron , nud no
Gloason , the name given by thoc
when arrested , Their father IB a atot
man and ( armor , at Emerald , nen
Blno Earth , Minn. 11 u had recent !
sold BOUJO cattle , for which ho had re
celvod about $200 , The boys , 1m
proving the chance whllo ho wca nwa
from homo on jary daty , and helpe
thomaolvco to the roll , and tnoti ra
away , They were buro footed o
loaviop ; homo and walked about fort
miles , and then ntolo a ride on a froigh
train. At Manon Olty they purchase
tloketi for Kearney Junction , by wa
of Ottumwa , and alee bought boott
good nnitd of clothing , and vallnu t
carry the old clothe * lu , not forgrt'ln
to parchaeo alno a copy of Pock'a Ba
Boy , with which to whllo away th
ttmo The boya had planned to %
into Nebraska , where they had roll
tivoa , and tlioro learn to herd c.ittlt
They Beeun to have e niindorod but
BinBil pur cent of the money foolldhlj
and ehoTfud much tuora oonae tha
ininy elder onca , as thny did not pc
coQlidoucad aui. of any of taulr mono
&t thu Ualon Paclfn depot
Whou the father camu yostc-rcls ,
tliere wda" quite an Intorrating Inte :
vlow b itwaon him and the boya. Th
elder of the two juvor.iles rumliidei
hU father that boyu couldn't do mon
work , and thut they should bo allorro
some tiuio for play ocoaslonally. , U
I also ch&rc/cd the old t/ohtlomen wit
fondling with a rake handle too fro-
quuutly , and nbualng him feuornlly. ;
The father denied such chnrgea , but
promised the boys that ho would make
homo hippy for them , and having
couiu to an ogrcomcmt on terms , the
bojn packed up and started off with
him ,
HAD 1JUUULAU3.
The Pftlr Wno Cnicksd Tonnoy'fl JdW-
olry Store Llotu Doomed to
The Pdnltontitiry.
The Irinl of the young man , giving
his ntrno as K mpton , for the burglar-
Izlng of Tennoy'o joTclry store ended ,
aa all expected , iu his conviction.
The chain of ovidoncD wai too complete
to allow any show of ctcapo. One
wltnobs testified to mooting Kompton
carrying u valloo , and the latter wanted
to raise some money on a watch and
tint ; . The witness declined to glvo up
noy money , and as ho paused on he
looked around nnd noticed that Kemp *
ton had disappeared quickly. The
vallnc was afterward found hidden un
der a building < U thst spot , nnd the
sudden cutting out of night waa thus
accounted for. When the prisoner
waa arrested nnd brought
to the police station ho
dropped , juat at the entrance ,
a watch and two rings , which wore
idcntltied us being part of the Touney
property. On his person was found
another ring , which was one of those
stolen , and a key which Gtted the look
of the valiao exactly. Tno valise con
tained about 9700 worth of the otolon
jewelry , about one-half of the whole
amount stolon. In api'.n of those and
other facts the prisoner stood trial ,
nnd going on the stand duniad nil
knowledge of the burglary. Ho do *
uiitd that the valise was hia ,
and also denied dropping the
box ho had at Sioux Olty. Ilia story
was , in fact , one of the most improba
ble ones ever told In the court honae.
In the vallao was also found some
powder , fnao , and a drill , nnd It U
qalto evident that Komptoa la a bad
ono , through and through.
Komptoa had a partner in hia work
here , with whom ho divided thf plun
der. Ilia partner wont to Kansas
Olty , and tlioro got into trouble , and
when throe officers tried to arrent him
he pulled n revolver and fought
like a tiger. Ono of his
shots Htruck a lamp-post , glanced
and killed a street car horee. Ho was
tried nnd oont to the penitentiary ,
nnd r&rt of the jewelry which had
boon stolen hero wun recovered , The
t'wo thus put behind the bars are said
to bo about aa hard citizens as have
been cnpturod lately , and the break
which they made on Tonnoy'a jewelry
store is evldenco that they wore both
bold and cunning , the burglary being
committed whllo Teuuoy waa out to
cupper , and when there nero many
people in the immediate vicinity of the
atoro.
Prlncps , potentates , plain people ,
everybody noodo Samaiitun Nervine.
Of drugqiats $1.50
Ool. H.Vatorn , U. S. dlatrict at
torney , Kiuiaaa Olty , aald : "Samari
tan Nervine cured my nloco of
apanmn. " Druggiata in all otatce
Keep it.
SKIPPING SNEAKS.
They dlvn the Police a Lively Rue
but are Bucceasfuliy Capuued.
Charles Johnson and William Muel-
dun , the two sneak ttilovea arroatct
for iiichiog n pair of par.tuloonn frjir
Foreman's ntore , travel the police t
run on Saturday. Marshal J&cksoz :
wuo taking thorn in his hng y from the
jail to the city building to have c
hearing , when , by tiomo prcconcuitac
arrangement , both prisoners jumped
out nud started on the run. Jackaot
could not very well run in two dlrec
llona at onoo , nnd so started nftoi
Madden nnd captured him Ho ther
started for Johnson , who struck enl
for the bluff * . Oflljorn Btooka and
Mullen joined in the chaao. The
former gut sight of him and fired twc
shots , but the thlof rolled down the
other aide of the bluff aud disappeared
in the brush unhurt. Officer Mullet
finally captured him , and on hia being
ing taken before the uonrt the charge
of larceny was changed to that of lar
oeny from a store , and aa ho waived
examination , and could not give bail
he will probably have the chance t (
stay In jtll until next December a
least. Vho other thlof , who did no
give the oflheru so much trouble , wat
let t ft" 011 a sentence of fifteen days li
jail for larceny.
LADY BEAUTIKIEUS. Ladles , yoi
cannot make fair akin , rosy checks
and sparkling eyes with all the cos
rantics of Fmuco or beantlfiera of thi
world , while in poor health and noth
ing will give you such rich blood , cooi
health , strength and beauty as Hoj
Bittora. A Uhl is certain proof.
COMMERCIAL.
OODKOIL BLUrrB UAI1KET ,
WHEAT No. 2 spring , 85o { No. 3 , 70
rejected 5 * > c ; Rood demand ,
COUN There it not enough corn comln
in t9 make a market ; dealers paying 218 ;
rejected com Chfongo , & 62s ; new mixed
55c ; whiti corn , 6Sc. The receipts of cor
.
OATB Scarce and in good demand ; 31
HAY 0 00@7 60 per ton. 85 per bale.
UIK 40@4 c ; light supply.
CORN MEAL 1 25 per 100 ponnda ,
WOOD Good supply , prices at yardi
B 00@0 00.
COAL Delivered , hard , 11 00 per tor
zoft. 5 50 per ton ,
liDTTEii Good butter scarce and In fa !
domami at 25q35c ( ; creamery , H5c ,
Eaos- Heady eale ana plenty c
per dozen.
LAUD Fairlunk'u. [ wholesaling at 12Jc
1'OOLTUY lplrmj doalerd paylnif 13o pe
pound for turkeys ad lOo for chlckcw.
VEaKTABLEi l'otatoe , f > 0cj onlonn , WV
cabbaged , 3Utr)10o { ) per dozen ; applco , U 6
( 8 50 per barrel.
City ( lour from 1 W ) to 3 10
HI.OOMH 8 00 3 0(1 ( per doron ,
HTOUK.
OAT1I.E 3 00g ! ) 50 ; o k'vni 0 00@G 50.
lloab ilwlcoc for hutn ; qubt , ni th
pitching hounoj nra cloHlnij ; shippers AI
paying 0 00 to U 75.
_
Cure of Fuonmonin.
Mr. D. II. IJ-ruuby , of OWCKO , N. Y
soys that hid daujator wan takuo with
\iolcut c 4il whU.li tennlnntod with pnev
monlit , and nil tha buit phynlclung iav ;
Ilia cfjiti up anil ur.ul ili'i ' oiulil nut lire bu
n fnw liDiirb at most. .Sli > was in thU coi
dltlun when a frlen I reroimaemied Ul
WM. HALL'S ISAL8AM FOK TH
LUNGS and udyls-d her to try It. 81
accepted it an a laet report , and wai su
prUecl to find thitt it pr iluced 4 mnrkc
change for the better , and by perieverla
In Its uio a permanent cure waa eflecteJ.
PETERSEN'S AIR-SHIP.
Olaimlng to Have Solved the
Problem of Aerial Navi
gation ,
A Firing Mnohliio wliloh 1 * z-
jioctcd to Shoot Tliruuuh Bptoo
at the Rntn of duo Hun
dred Miloinu Hour-
New \oikstir.
Few men in Now York have led
more eventful lives than Oaptnin Curl
W. Peterson. Ho waa born lu the
Duohy of Sjhlcswlgwhen that province
naa Dart of Denmark , and came to
the United States thirty ycara ngo.
Ho has boon sallinakor , ahlp builder ,
sua captain and Inventor , Whim on a
whaler twenty.five years nco Oitptalu
Peterson , with five companions , ex
plored Oapo Olicljuaklng , the north
ernmost paint lu Europe1. A year
later ho visited the Caroline Arohtpol
ago , lu the Pacific ocean , and fought
the savages thero. His next exploit
waa a descent with Ion mnii npon an
Island northeast of New Guinea , the
Inhabitants of whlah wore ) cannibals ,
Of late Captain Peterson has turned
his attention to inventions , Twelve
years ago ho doMgnod n submarine
steamer and a floating dock. By
moans of the latter portions of the
ocean about sunken chips 200 foot un
der water could bo pumped dry , aud
the vessels raised by powerful
machines. As $4,000,000 capital
would bo required for the operation of
the floating dock , the captalu was
never able to carry out his prrjoot.
His latest and greatest Invention la an
ntr-shlp , for which ho has obtained
letters patent In the United States aud
sovornl European aonntrlos. A cor
poration called ' 'Potoreon'a Aerial
Navigation Company , " with a capital
of $100,000 , divided Into shares of $2
oaoli , has boon formed to build ana
ran th-fillips. The oflioo of the com
pany Is at Hall 4 , Ooopor ItiHtltute ,
where a reporter found Captain Pdtor-
oou , i day or two ago , The Inventor is
a benevolent-looking man of middle
age , with a patriarchal beard ,
"Yon want to know about my ship ,
oh ? " ho slid. "Well , lot mo toll yon
in the first place , that my theory Is
altogether different from that of all
other aerial navigators. "
"In what way ? "
"Thoy have clung to the erroneous
idea that an alr-shlp can bo propelled
by machinery , although all their ex
periment provo that the machinery
necessary to drlvo a vessel of & glvon
size Is too heavy for the ship to carry.
It la like putting a sixteen pound
weight to a ono pound pleoon , and ex
pecting him to fly with it. "
"Wnat la your Idea ? " the reporter
asked
"Junt this , " replied Captain Peter-
aon , pointing to a drawing on the
table before him , "Wo have along ,
TGofablu balloon , inlhtod with atreot
gas at n temperature of 130 degrees
Fahrenheit. Through the baleen pasi
four masto , and about the foot of each
if them H cabin is built. At the bun
of the ship la a vtr'.lcal rudder used tc
alter the conraa to right ot left. A
horizontal rudder at the stum oorvot
to roguhuo the angle at which the
venaol rleoa or frills. Yon nndor
ntaurr
' Yisf , but I don't see where yon ;
propelling power comes In. "
" You will BOO It nil In a mlnnto
Just hold up the pamphlet. Thanks
Now , lot that represent the ballooi
and this onvulopu thu horizontal rudder
dor at the atom. When wo let th
nhip looao from the ground the envelope
opo is depressed thus , A current u
air , aa the ptmphlut rifles ( ju.it . lift 1
a little ) , utrlkcH the envelope am
throws the head of the pamphlet atai
angle upward. Thus wo shoot npwari
obliquely. "
"How fa t do wo shoot ? "
"Our initial velocity ie | aovon foe
four Inches per second , but In th
eleventh second wo make 154 feet
that ia to say , wo are traveling at th
rate of 100 miles an hour. "
At thla the reporter dropped th
ahlp to the table , leaving the cap
tain holding the horizontal rudde
aloft.
"That strikes you aa rather un
usual , I fancy , " obsrrvod the In
ventor.
"Juit a trlfl ? , " responded the re
porter , faintly.
"JBnt you BOO the principle. By mean
of the rudder I convert the llftln
power of the gas into a force to pull th
ahlp forward. "
"Yet you atlll go upward. Sup
pose you should ever want to com
down ? "
"Then wo cool the gas by a patoc
process of mlno , and reduce its volnm
70 per cont. It becomes a dond weigh
and the balloon is reefed , Gravltatlo
foroca the ship down , whllo the reals !
anoa ot the envelope I mean th
rudder oiunea the bow to sink firs' '
To rotBcend wo simply expand the g ;
by heat , and up wo go. Iu each c
the four cabins is an apparatus fo
heating and ono for cooling the gni
The angle tf ascent oan bo so regulate
that the vessel advuncca horizontal !
C5 miloa , whllo she gooa ono mile uj
ward. She stands on ono taok nut
she baa made 400 miles headway , "
"That would bring her about si
mlloa above the earth , Captain ,
observed the reporter , after makln
a hurrlod calculation with his pone
npon hia cuff a trick which ho Itarnc
In the mental arithmetic claea i
school ,
' 'Exactly. "
"How are people to breathe at thi
, t altitude ? " demanded the notvapapi
man quickly.
"Tho o.-sblno are air-tight , my acu
yonn ; ; friend , nnd wo pump in &
until wo havu an atmosphere dom
oconi-h for breathing purposes. "
"Won't n velocity of 100 miles a
hour tear your baleen to pieces ? "
"No , air it ia mudo of atout all ]
covered with India rubber varnish. "
"How often will your gas have to I
renewed ? "
"It will ba possible to retain It foi
mouths , but wo expuct uevur to mal
a voyage moro than a mouth Ion
Wo will go to Europe in three daya
"You have not told ino how Iar |
your chip ia to bo. "
"The ono wo intend to build th
year will ba 250 feet long , Includli
both rudders. Her extreme TV id
will bo 122 foot. The masts will 1
30 foot high , and the superficial ar
of the ehlp will bu 18.000 cqnaro foe
I not counting the raddoru , which mes
uro 800 sqnaro feet each. Such a ves
sel will lift 9,000 pounds , "
For n moment the Inventor waa
silent and gazed fondly at a model of
his air-ship , whllo thoroportorlutonod
to the drowjy tinkling nf the bolls on
the Third avouno horao-cm.
"Wnat do you prop'.so to use your
ships fet ? ' Inquired the consumers of
gniphito. "They won't pay as freight
vessels. "
"You are right , " answered Oaptnin
Pototaou. "A ship like the ono I
have described would go on exploring
voyagea ,
Thou wo should know oil about
the North Polo. I suppose , If the
air did not freeze the gaa and tend nil
hands Into the sea , "
"Wo should look jut for that. Wo
can Bolvo the mystery which onvolopoa
the Polo , floating ftr above the
ocean , upon the dark surface of which
wo should ace the whlto borgB fliuh-
iu ? , wo could pcnotruto literally to the
ends of the earth. "
"Djos your ship require a largo
crow ? "
"Only cloven men. "
"How much would she co i ? "
"About S'JO.OOO. It is possible to
hnlld a ship largo enough to carry
100,000 passengers. "
"Has any such ship over boon ac
tually built ? " asked the reporter.
"No ; but my model has demon
strated the oorrccvuous of my reason
ing by moving at the r.Uo of thirty-
two feet pur second. It ii a great
thing , I toll you , sir. For fifteen years
I have boou studying aerial navigation.
Our company la prosperous , and I will
yet live to make the trip from hero to
Liverpool in seventy-two hours. "
Again the Captain full into a reve
nue , and again thu reporter hoard tbo
jingling of the car-bolls. It was grow
ing dark tn the llltlo ofllco aa the re
porter qijtly walked away , leaving
the Inventor looking upon the shadowy
form of his model.
OF WATtR.
Mr. Joseph 0. Blcknell , No. CI2 Main
street , Onmbrldgnport , Mass , , writes Apill
27 , JB < U : "I havj been terribly allllctedfnr
yearn with gra\ol ami kidney disease , My
urine contalntd briokdunt deposits , und at
times I could not pisi my water except in
drops and with great pnln ; ami have had
to got up ni many as fifteou times during
the night. I tried several physicians ; they
did me no good , hut n friend of mine , who
had used Huut'd Itcmedy told me to got a
bottle aud try it. He had been cured of n
severe cane similar to uilae , and that oth
ers had used Hunt's Komeily InCauibrhlgo
and pronounced it a medicine of real mer
it , After being repeatedly urpcil I pur
chased a bottle , aud bjforo I had used all
of It I paesoil a stouo us largo ns n pea ,
followed by umallcr ones , I have used in
all ton bottles , and it hiui completely cured
me. My kidneys arn In excellent condi
tion , nml for one of ( OS ) sixty eight years ,
I can truly say I feel like n young man ,
wirh strength nd vitality. My family UHO
the Homedy , tncl would not bo without It ,
nnd never tall to recommend It to our
friends and neighbors In Cambridge and
Boston , You are at liberty to BO my nnmt
in priiieo of tbo beat kidney and liver mod'
iclno , Hunt'a Itcinedy. "
"DID WONDina FOR ME"
Tboaho\o wordx are from Mr. LEWIE
KKRN , No , 1) ) Highland Avenue , Maiden ,
MOM. , April 28,1883. Hesaye : "I hove
been troubled for yearn with kldnoy and
liver complaint , follownd by gravul , witli
severe paiim iu my buck and groins , I had
great trouble in puasln water , it boliu
ci\nty and tcoomp-mloil by tcrrlblo burn
ing , the vessel bomi ; coaled with brick
duet deposit , I was recsmrnendcd to uii
Hunt's Horucdy by a friend who had b-ei
completely cured of a similar trouble. .
purchased u bottle at the ilriu'glxtH , am
commenced to Improve at onco. I Imv
need but two bottle' , and it has dona uou
ilersfor ma no moro kidney trouble , n'
moro pnlu It has given mo new Ufa , am
1 would not ha without Hunt'n Hciacdy a
any price. It In all that it in rucumtuotid
oil to bo , and 1 cheerfully givi > thin toxti
uiony for the benefit of the m inv sufferer
from kidney disease and gravel "
IIostatcr'aBton
a mcel
. 'emeni
ration
philoix
ph } whlchntpfi
tout prevails '
Is a porfoctl
pura > cictabl
teinedy , tmbrai
.Ing tlie Urn
r properties of
' , , proven 11 vo ,
ionic and an a
tcrttUe. Itfort
flea the bed
agalnat dlseav
Invigorates ar
S4S3NBI'ml&llzoB tt
MI 8T ° McHfi cri ° i'iivoi
fc .and liver , an
PefTect < a lalutai
* II I fel change In the ci
tlrea ) stem.
For Hal by all Vtuggblt aud Dcalaraifcne
ally , ray 10 raio ecd'i *
CORNICE WORKS"
It Iron and Slate Hoofing ,
0 0. 8PKOIIT , Proprietor.
itn 1111 Douglas 8t. Offlaha , Nell
t
UANUi-AOTunnn ; oF OILVANIZUD
'
t. 18 Iron Cornices
if DORMER WIISDOVVS , FINIALS
ir
! , Tin , Iron and Slate RooflngS ,
d Specht'a Tatont Jlotalllo Skylight Paten
iy Adjusted Hatchet liar and liracltot
} Bbolviucr , I arn the ceneral agent
u for the above line of goods.
uX IRON FENCING ,
1'alustraden . Verandas In
X rUDblllKD | J > i * uow * * uon. T 01 ni.iuia , AI
II Bank lUnings , Window Blinds , Col
IIg lar Guard * ; alno
g GKNUllAL AGENT FOR
II
id PEERSON & EILL PATENT E
idU SIDE ULIND.
"FOR TABLE USE. "
The Natural Mineral ,
KAISER WATEF
From Blrroiborn on tlia Vllttun
UKCOMMKNDKD IIV TIIK IHGIIKST Mhl
OAI , AUTIIOHITIEU.
KHF.1) K IIOI.LKNDEII & CO. , Role 'ir t or t
U. d. and Canala , 115,117 , 111) ) | Um at. , N
OK Ail 3u
)0 PILE OINTMENT . 8
ir OINTM T- . .
OC 3EI x.BT3Ka'S !
CO Fever and Ague Tonic Cordial. . .1
COf f ,
STANDARD LIVER PILLS. . .
SO
ils DIARUliCKA'.UUK i !
ilsK
th SURE CURE FOR CORNS .
bo ( Warranted or money refunded. )
ua FOR BALE BY ALL DRDGGJST
it , Manufacture ! by W. J.Whlteho" e,806Noi
Ith St. feb.
PAPER WAREHOUSE !
CRAHAWi PAPER GO.
217 ind 219 North MiliiHt , St. Loiili.
ttliOLMitr DKALFMIN
HOOK , > DADCnQwiUTtvo
NEWS , f rArtllo iwiiAi'1'i.x
KNVKLOPES , CAUD BOAni ) AND
Printers' Stock
h paid for lUgs and Paper StccV , Scrap
I tnn and lleUlt.
1'aper block Warehouse ! 1223 to 1237. North
Sixth itrcct. _ may 21 .1m
SHOT
Blood Poison.
ATLAXTA , fa. ! , Aprl 17 , 183.
In 1B7R I w. the victim of > t toirlhlo llln-n !
Poltan , amlnfior hilni ; troVnd hy throa phjul *
cl n condnwl lo my 1ml , not able to r l !
my 1m" il to mliovl pnlt [ ne up a otirf lilooJ ,
anil rciluc d In wf Iflit from ISO ti 130 iiiumli
I II on b'lMM th ineolHWll-TS 1'F.CII'IJ , and
In lc than three iionthv * fiitlrtlj well ,
HclpliPil 1 ! > 1 tnd livro never 1ml a
rjmptom of the dome Blnu If ll hal not
breT for Swift's Specific ' oulMnv < hd-n It
in ) Brno 'JOHN V IUS 01' .
TRIIDlOT BPHN30 TWO YfAR J V/l flOUT
OUT RCklE' .
Mi-rciltal Hnuumttlim n d mo a rrlppta
Alter t > ui/ Hoi i'rln ' < t o cir and the Ael
cut ) ml 1'ott-h trta ment'in M I w nti-kclttTM
ana unaMr t ) ila niijthln/ I was prcTallcd
iifon t3 take a conrn.i s S. a. A'tir tttlni ;
thro i tottluiinj i > p u Itobr ti t > lmprov , ami
I Buttled Moh ra Ml ) Wh 11 I nail t k n
t'Aeho hottU I fill cll rw I mat did. I 19
now t < Ua moll In sin e I took S H , S My
hutlth and aju Uitc are ( -no 1 , aid I am ab'e to
attimtlti ] xll ihp UI.IIIDK | I cm got.
Hut UprlntT' ) , Jm 1,1 3 01U8. BhUO.
C I HAH HBWAHD will IDnA \ to nnr
D I UUU ( Jhomlsttt hi ) w.ll llnd , en nn ) } ili
of 100 bottle * of 8 H. 8 , one particle ol Mercury ,
Iodide ol I'otft-vilum , or oilmr Mineral
.
Draw or 3 , AtlanU , Qi.
Our Ilttlo oo' < millml fnso to npnllca i- "
B BS IIU B H HIUIIIR
CllSt Charla/iBt / , BT-LOUIS X o
A HKGULAK QUADUATE of two medic *
collPKOo.ihui been longer envairsd In tha Iroal-
ment ol CIIIIOMO. NGUVOUa. SKIN ANR
ULOOD Dlwagoa than an ) other phjalcUn la 81.
Louie s city \pura show and all old realdantl
know. Consultation troa and Invited. When II
la IncomoDlcnt to vlalt tha city for treatment ,
medlclnos can ba sant by mall or oxpru'M overy-i
hera Ouraalo cases mranlcotl ; whom doait
exlitt It Ii frankly ntatod. Call cr write.
Ntrvotw proatratlon , Debility , MenUl
ami Pbyaleal Wuftkoenn , Aluronrlal and
ether nlloctlunn of Throftt. Hlcln nnd Uonei
Hload Iniptiritteti and Bliu.l
Skin Affoetlons , Old Horos and llloon ,
Iniiodltfn.uU | to Murriu. 0. Khcuni ti m ,
iMlem. tliicnlivl i > Ugnlloii ti ctvw Iron :
oviTr-worUcd hili ) riUIKUOAL
i.rl'lut ;
from lii.iru | loann.
thu whol
MARHlAfliSS ) told U n ) [
. , . who iimym * | .
ry , who may not , why ,
wvujiii , cons iuca : <
tuil cure SiiuUJ for 'n u < inu.n cr ntni
DR. K. 0. Wm'H NMtVR AtD RALX TKKt
n sr , aKuaraitutd np'ilfl3 for Utilerli , Dizil-
ne8 , Con ulsloni Fltn , Ncrvl 111 NcumcU ,
Ilcadarho , n\o n 1'ioitrat'on raueod b > the
line of alcohol or tobv.cn , WikoIullncHi , Mental
ICireea | OD , Hiltenlng of tin train nsiiltint' In
Inunlty and l-udlng to ralrorr , uecaj , and clu.th
1'romaturo Old AK'I Ilarroureiis , Lots cf power
In either sot , Involuntary I.O'IO atid flptrroat-
orrbwa cauiod by ovorexertlon of the brain ,
( clfabute or over Indulgence- Rich bax i on
t > ln ono month's treatment , $1.00 a box , or ilz
boxea for K 00 eent by mill prvpkld on ricclpt
of price.
WE OUAItANTKB SIX BOXES
To euro anyfcaie. With each order received by
us for ilx uoxta , accompanied with tS 00 , v. o will
lenil tin purctiuer our written guirantae to re
fund the money If the treatment does net effect
acme. 'Ouirintcoa l iued only b ? .
0. F. GOODMAN
m &ev w ly Drucelit Omaha Neb.
Dr , Felix Le Bran's
G Bran'sG
PREVENTIVE AND CURB
I FOR EITHER SEX.
Thli ronncdy holng Injected cllrtctly to the Boat
of the disease , rcxiuirea no ihin < o of diet or nan-
rooua , meicurlal or poltonout medicines to b <
takin In'trnillj.hcntuod (
AS A PREVENTIVE
by ilther tcx.lt Ia Impssiilblo to contract any fi ;
vato alsca c ; but In the cue of those already
> D UNFORTUNaTELY AFFLICTED
wo Kuwantco 3 l > oici to cure or wo w 11 refund
the iroiujy I'dco br mill , postage- paid , 2 per
box , cr 3boxo. fjr W.
Written Guarantees
| toiuu 1 by all authorized amenta.
UK FKLIX LK 11IIUN & CO. , Sole Propa.
0. F. Ooodnai , Dmif.nit , Kolo t gent , for
I Omaha , Ke'j. me awly
DR HENDERSON A rejiihr giaduat *
, in inedlrlno. 0\or 10
601 H 8t fears' practloa II
UO In Clilciijo.
Authorized by thaaUto to treat
Chroilcrurvoui ( and Frlvntu dla >
.he ciuu9 , A'tliina Epllepjy , llhea-
ew I'liii , Tnuo W nn , Urln-
Hkln Ii9ei8"9 , bauiNAL
XS ( llloht lOJ'i ) SlXDAL
Uiiiiiri'rr ( lo4 olsuxuai powtr ) Etc , Cures uu r-
itntotd or u cnuy roliudej. O ri ( a lo ' . Thon-
DO aands of CUM a cured No Injurious inodlclnea
t fed .No dutoiitlou from builne. * . All 11 edl-
rlnes ftiinUNol ocn to patients at a dlitacce ,
20 Co > .a jliatlo'i free and toullduntlal call or vrlta ,
AKO KiidoiporleHCoaro luijiortitit A liOOK foi
00 both eexej llluntratM and clrcilart of other
taint ; * bunt ei ltd for mo 3s ( tLmpo. VAKR
2
IRPONytlj "Parts of the hairan body
20 enurgnl , dovilorx l onO utronKthtncd , " ttls
an IntorfMlny ithertneuient loojr rtta Ic air
piper. In reply to inquiries wowllluytltl
20 there AO iviaentai t huiubuif about thU Cti
20S. ihecoutrKt ) , lh otlyertlm rs \oryhlfhlylc *
doried Intcrrmed venous rrny get pualed clr <
S. culan trlvinir all panlculara , if'vlnff ' all pailloo >
larn , py addriMiiii. Erlo Mtxllcal Co. , P. .0 1,2
ith
. 613. Buffalo N. V Toledo K > ' '
6m DUl-ly . * f-