I. . I ( i THJU DAILY BEE-COUNCIL BLUFFS , THURSDAY , FEBRUARY 1,1 , 1884.
THE BAILX JBEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Thursday laoming , Pob , 14 ,
1 sunscmraoN IIATKS :
By Carrier . . . . . . .20 ecnta ptf week
By Mat - . . . . . . . $10.00 i > cr Year
OFFICE :
No. 7 Pearl Street , Hear Broadway.
MINOR MENTION ,
Additional local on seventh page.
Cheap railroad tickets a Bushnoll's.
Remember the noonday prayer moot
ing at the Y. M. 0. A. Rooms.
Union revival meetings every afternoon
at 4 o'clock { a the Presbyterian Church.
Leave to wed was yesterday given I.
N. Empio and Josie Ilidpath , both of
this city.
Bertie Bliss , the boy wonder , will give
another exhibition at the roller skating
rink this evening.
In the circuit court yesterday , the case
of Duncan vs. Miles was on trial , it being
n claim for damages for a dog killed by
Miles.
The now Scandinavian paper , of which
Theodore IIcssol is to bo the editor , will
make its first bow to the punlic this
week.
The police force is being reduced in
nnmbors. Hayes has resigned , and
Officer Cusick is now suspended until
further orders.
Messrs. Schneider & Bock have cleared
out their first floor and it will hereafter
bo entirely devoted to their wholesale
liquor business.
Ono Omaha man was over hero yoator-
day wanting 150,000 brick. Council
Bluffs is short on brick , and has a good
deal of building of its own on hand.
The first "club night" at the roller
skating rink Will bo next Monday oven-
oning , and it is now planned to give a
gold modal to the most graceful skator.
Marion B. Baxter spoke to crowded
houses in this city. On the rostrum she
is bright and interesting , speaking with
great ease and fluency. Her lecture was
full of pathos nnd tenderness. Hillsdale
Business.
The policn picked up a black pony on
Pearl street , but it was soon ascertained
that it belonged to Deputy Sheriff Clat-
torbuck , who had loft the pony standing
while hu wont about some business on
foot. .
Of the talented lady -who is to appear
at Dohany's now opera house , Monday
night , the 18th , for the benefit of the
Homo of the Friendless , the Kalamazoo
( Mich. ) Tolegiaph says : "Marion B.
Baxter delivered the most interesting
lecture of the soason. As an orator , few
surpass her in eloquence and power. "
There was a close call for a fire on
Upper Broadway yesterday , in a little
house above the Woaton house , occupied
by a man named Vogt. Some paper
near the stove caught fire in some way ,
but the blaxo was discovered in time to
be suppressed before any great damage
was done.
The work done by the department at
the Bluffs house fire showed that the
boys , from chief down , are about as
plucky a sot as any city can show up. It
was a hard aiogo , and the boys were
nearly frozen , but covered with ice they
kept at their posts , and some of them
took big chances in trying to save the
propoity.
Attention is called to the card of J.H.
Armstrong , the civil engineer , which
appears in another column ; Mr Arm
strong is a novr-comor hero , but is by
no means , n stranger in his profession.
Ho has opened an oflico in the now opera
Hr" house block , and will give his attention
to all kinds of engineering , land survey
ing , etc ,
The exhibition of fancy roller skating
given by Bertie Bliss last evening at the
rink was very pleasing , and was heartily
enjoyed by a largo gathering. Tlio
little follow is almost as skillful as Dan
iel , and , considering his ago , is moro of
a wondor. The lookers-oil were very en
thusiastic at the many fancy movements
made by him , nnd the grace and case
If with which ho executed them.
fe Somd to the
object building of a now
court house because the
, crops were so
poor last year that they cannot bear the
burden of extra tax.
nn If it shall pass
there will bo no extra tax this year , nnd
none in five years except to pay the in
terest. The Qxtra tax for five years on a
quarter section of improved land will
only bo a few cents , and there arq very
few farmers who will have to pay to ox-
* cecd ono dollar extra any year.
The noon day prayer mooting still con
tinues nt the rooms of the Y. M. 0. A. ,
No. 12 North Main street. All arc
invited to attend. Business and profes
sional men will find it a pleasant place Jo
spend a few moments. t The meeting is
very informal , and any person can como
in or go out at any time ho desires , with
out interfering in the least with tlio ex
orcises.
The necessity for the immediate locat
ing of a hosy cart on Lower Main street
was made very apparent at the Blufli
house firo. Had there bcon such a hose
cart thus located it could have been at
the fire in time to bare thrown streams
from the hydrants in time , probably ,
to 1iavo saved much of the
building and it would probably have
saved at least one life. The first five
minute * at-a fiso is worth an hour's work
after that. It is hoped that the city
eouneil will not delay longer in giving
that part of the city bettor fire pro-
tftftUoa , wpoclally when it can be given
so Mily.
IHORRIBLE HOLOCAUST
The BnrnGu Bofly of a Girl Found in
IDC Ruins of the Blnffs
House Fire ,
t'ctcr nnstlan , tlio Proprietor , Also
Bcrlotiflly Injured.
The burning of tlio Blufla house , which
occurred yesterday morning between 12
nnd 1 o'clock , proves to have bcon
moro terrible affair than was at Aral
thought. Tlioro wore in the houao nbout
lightoon pennons , boarders nnd all , and
, ho building burned BO rapidly thatit was
with dlflicully that the inmates , all of
ivhom wore asleep , escaped. When the
building was -xll in flamoa , it was wliis
pored about that there wns ono gir !
missing , nnd that slio must bo still in the
building , but there seemed no certainty
is to this until the fire had bcon so subdued
duod that the building could bo entered
It was then found that the fcnr was well
bunded , for there upon the lloor of ono
of the chambers , in the lower part of th
[ louse , was the dead body of a girl. Sh
wns removed to D. M. Connell" "
undertaking establishment , and there
the remains were cared for. The on
, ire body was horribly roasted , and
presented too sickening a sight to at
tempt to describe in detail. It oppoarj
that the girl's nnmo was Emma Neisins
! 3ho was sleeping in the same room wit
Mrs. Kantian , and , when the flro brok
out , both started to run out in thoi :
night robes , the mnolto being then
stilling that they could hardly breath
Mrs. Bastion thought of her little grand
child , and turned back to save'tho child
and , getting it in her arms , with difficult ;
make her way out of the burning build1
ing , and in doing so thought the girl wat
ahead of her , but it seems that soon af to
starting she must have fainted or bee
overcome with the suffocating smoke an
foil to the floor , there lying in an uncon
scions and helpless condition an eas ;
victim to the devouring flames.
The girl was about 20 years of ago , o
Gorman birth , and rather proposscssin
in appearance. Her old homo was ii
the same part of Germany as
that which Mr. Bastian came from
and , with her family , came t
this country but a few yearn ago , the'
settling in .Chicago. Her father an
mother both died there. She has
younger sister and brother , who tire no
living in Crown Point , Ind , While i
Chicago , it is said that she became bo
trothcd to an onginor on ono of the rail
ways , and ho being transferred to thi
part of the line , she concluded to comi
hero where she could bo nearer to liim
and at the same time have a plcnsan
homo with the worthy couple at tlv
Bluffs house.
It was not until the excitement of th
flro had somowhnt subsided that it wa
realized how badly Mr. * Bastian himscl
was injured. The alarm wns given by on
of the girls in the house nnd ou bein.
aroused Mr. Bastian jumped up , lightoc
a lamp and stiu ted through the house
The light wont out and in the darkncs
ho stumbled and foil. lie was noarl ;
suffocated but the fresh air at the bottom
of the room revived him enough so that h
got strength enough to crawl to the win
dow , whore ho was helped out by Mr ,
Mikosoll and Mr. Pierces. lie not onlj
had a narrow'oscapo from being burned
the hair on ono side being crisped , but i
nppcara that ho must have boon scaldei
inside by hot steam and injured by th
smoko. Ho was yesterday confined i
his bed , nnd suflering greatly , beside
being very despondent over his losses
Ho is about ( ID years old , nnd to moo
with such rovorcBcs at that ago , and sucl
a shock , is hard of itself , while his in
juries are of such a nature na may provi
fatal. lie has built up a nice little bus !
ness there , his house being full over }
night , and his business scorning prosper
ous. To offset his loss of § 3,000 there Ii
an insurance on the building of $1,500
and § 500 on the clothing , furniture , etc.
The origin of the fire is still a mys
tory. The barking of the dog rousoi'
ono of the girls , who on awakonin ,
rushed through the houao sounding th
alarm. The fire originated in the o"
used for a kitchen , and spread so rapidl
that it was scarcely ton minutes bofor"
the whole building was in Humes ,
Coroner Connell yesterday impanolloi
a jury consisting of F. B. Patton , T. E
Bradenstoin and Ed Pierce. The ov"
ilonca brought put little- that wns no
beyond what is stated above , and th
jury brought in a simple voidict that th
jirl came to her death by being burned
Chief Tomploton and Mr. Pierce wori
the first to find the body. The chief be
ing anxious to got out a trunk whie !
contained money and valuable papers b <
longing to Mr. Bastian , nnd aa lie ento :
od the room where the trunk was , af to
the fire had boon subdued enough to al
low of entrance ho was horrified at find
ing the body of the girl lying on the
lloor near the door of the room. It
seems that she must have falien there in
a faint , nnd if it had boon known that
she was in that room she could have boon
rescued doubtless , as the room was on
the first floor , a small room , and aho lay
not . over eight feet from the outside win-
dow.
THE GANNON GOES OFF ,
The Bhcrltr of foinplils Takes His
I'rluonorf , ( ho "loctor , " Uuolc
to 'JTonncsbco.
Yesterday morning Sheriff Cannon , of
Memphis , Tonn. , took the two pris
oners , "Dootora" Hooves nnd Turner ,
back to Tonnes oo , they having con.
eluded not to fight with any more habeas
corpus proceedings , it being evident that
they saw moro troublu ahead in case they
resisted further. Sheriff Cannon has
had u hard struggle to got those men and
a harder otrugglu to got them through ,
Ho stopped over night hero , thinking it
better to take the morning train , as that
went right through , for by taking the
evening train ho would have to lay all
day in Kansas City. He accordingly
loft the prisoners at the jail in
care of Sheriff Ouittar , and'when ho
ailed for them in the evening was in.
formed that Sheriff Guittar could not
jfivo them up , as a writ of habeas corpus
had been nerved on him , Ono of the
questions for the court to decide waa
whether the prisoners were in Sheriff
Ouittar'a hands or Sheriff CUnnon's. If
in the hnndn of the local sheriff , then the
court could inquire further into the matter
on n writ of habeas corpus , but if in the
hftnds of Sheriff Cannon , then the in
quiry could go no further than to ascer
tain whether ho really wan the ngonl
of the utato of Tennessee and armed
with a genuine warrant issued by
the governor of Nebraska. The Nc-
Vra ka olllciala have bcon especially in-
sroited in watching the proceedings for
tioy had aomo curiosity to know whether
ny Iowa court would foci that it lind
, ho authority to interfere with the action
if the governor of Nebraska in response
o the demand of the governor of Ton-
Oftsce. It is unfortunate that the case
ran not pressed to a decision to satisfy
ho curiosity at least , "tho doctors
polling it all by concluding to go along
oluntarily.
FACTS AND FIGUEES ,
POP Kvcry Voter on tlio Court House
nmlJnll Proposition * ) .
The day is fast drawing near when this
xmnty will have to decide whether it will
ave a now court houao and jail or not.
tVhat the voters need is facts not . .
moro howl and the following , taken
'rom the county treasurer's books , will
o , or should bo , perused carefully and
lioughtfully :
The. county bonds will bo all paid by
unc , 1881 , when the county will bo on-
, iroly out of debt. *
The * state of Iowa levied one-half mill
ixtrn tax to pay the balance on old war
find defense bonds , and to assist in com
pleting the capitol , nnd the tax of 1882
and 1883 pays that debt , thus taking off
ono more half mill.
The present valuation of the county is
nearly cloven millions , and ono mill on
the dollar on that sum makes eleven
thousand dollars.
Eleven thousand dollars will pay the
ntorcst at 5i per cent on two hundred
thousand dollars. The one-half mill
bond , and ono-lialf mill ntnto tax off after
Juno 1881 , now being paid , will pay the
'n tores t on the two hundred thousand.
Every tax-payer can see on the back
of his receipt just whit ho is payingtaxes )
for. Ho can see that the whole amount
for state , county , state school , poor ,
bridge , county bond , and insane , amount
to n total sum of 141 mills on the dollar ,
or 814.DO on § 1,000"valuation.
Ho can sop also that all the remainder
of his tax is purely a local tax , and is
made by each local school district , town
and city authorities. Such tax : docs not
affect in any way n tax for this two hun
dred thousand.
The only place this bond tax can ap
pear will bo in the tax levied by the
board of supervisors , which will take the
place of the present one-half mill state ,
or one-half mill bond tax.
Now , conceding the above facts , the
tax .as levied by the board of supervisors
need not bo increased for the next five
years , if the county valuation does not
increase ono cent in that timo.
Then at the end of five years , when
wo do begin to pay a part of the princi
pal , is it not fair to expect that the valu
ation of the county will bo increased
enough so that the tax-levy for principal
and interest need not bo much moro than
the ono mill levy ?
Council Bluffs has during the last fourteen -
teen years paid an average of 30 per cent
of the whole tax of the county. Cannot
wo expect that in five ycais from now its
increase , aided by accumulating railroad
property in her limits , will pay fully one-
half of the whole county tax ?
Now wo would ask the farmers , in the
face of the fact that Council Bluffs citi
zens almost unanimously are willing to
vote the tax , if it is not fair and right
that they should bo willing to boar their
proportion to build a building that will for
all time make the records of their prop
erty perfectly secure ? and n jail strong
enough to hold n criminal nftor ho is
caught ? And any candid man will admit ,
if ho will take the trouble to examine ,
that neither the court house or jail are
in any way secure.
Painting done to order and lessons
civou by S. D. Ilehso. Studio 12 North
Main street.
It was scrub day at the now jail yes
terday.
The lecture of Marian B. Baxter , to
bo given at the now opera house , on
"Tho Handwriting on the Wall , " will
doubtless draw n crowd , not only because
of the merit of the onterlailimont , but
because of the fact that all the rocopts
jo to the benefit of the Homo of the
Friendless , the lecturer charging nothing
for her services and Mr. Dohany generously -
erously donating the hall.
PERSONAL.
Mr. H. J. Mail ! ! , the popular "con" who
runs outlio Union 1'acifio between Omaha and
Crnud Inland , and Ills fnmlly were visitors In
tills city yesterday.
E , A. Stevens nnd 1K. . IfJomminpr , of the
Dan Morrla-Siillivan company , are at the
Ogilon.
11. SlmmoiiH , of Cleveland , O. , wa among
yesterday's Ogden honso arrivals.
Art Little , of Oskaloosn , waa In the city
yesterday ,
F. 0. Kobortson and wife , of Minneapolis ,
were at Hoclitolo'a yesterday ,
Da > Id Campbell , of Auburn , Neb. , Is nt
Jlochtolo'a hotel.
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We have the following goods in quantities to suit purchasers :
Sheep Skin Slippers ,
Kid Sock Protectors ,
Magnetic Insoles ,
Cork and Imitation Cork Soles ,
- Shoe Dressing , "T. M. 70" Blacking , '
Heaton Button Fastners ,
Shoe Laces , Shoe Brushes ,
Shoe Hooks , Etc. , Etc ,
As vfo buy above goods of Mmiufncturers in large quantities for Spot
Cash , wo are enabled to sell them low enough to suit competition. Ordeis
promptly attended to.
Z. T. LINDSEY & CO ,
412 Broadway. Council Bluffs , Iowa.
MAYNE & PALMER ,
AND WOOD , ,
BULK ; AND BAIUIEI. IJME , LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CEMENT , MICHIGAN PLASTEH , nAin
AND SKWEK PIPE.
No , C39 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
SMITH &
Spring Goods LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS , Just Received.
7 and 0 Main street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - - - - IOWA.
, OOXJOXTOIXJ
W ATTORNEY AT LAW. MANAGER OP POTTAWATTAMIE COUN
VV. TV COLLFCTION AGENCY. OUIco corner Broailwaj- Main atrcot
JOHN BENO & 00 GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
, , IS Main street and 17 Pearl etrent
MAX MOM CUESTON HOUSE.
, Hotel. 217 and 21D Stain struct.
DR. J. F. WHITE , Corner ifftln nnd Fifth up-stalra. OFFICE Residence , , 809 Willow arenas.
SOHURZ JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ,
, , 0fllce o\er Ameri
SO TTtT A O.ATP'R LIVERY AND FEED , .
. OYY JO.VJ1-N JjJ.b ) Will contract tor funcrala nt reasonable rates. 22 Fourth street.
J , M ; ST. JOHN & OO..OASH BUYEKS , * , & * * - * $ & * .
Draft by return mull. 140 Broadway.
MERCHANT TAILOH ,
Stock Complete. Suits made nt reasonable prices. No. 805 Main St. '
G. F SMITH CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER ,
. , , Corner 7th and Broad ay. Plans and gpcclllcatlona furnished.
JAMES FRANEY MERCHANT TAILOR. ,
, Artistic Work and reasonable charges. 872 Broadway.
LINDT & HART ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
, Practice In etato and federal courts.
Q A "NTTTP A Andbatn li ° , C1 . . . . .
TITT 1WT o and423Broadway. L. So\ercign , Prop. P. J. llont
KJJlliJ.JL aJAilU J.YJ. gomery.M. T ) . PlijBlclan.
PTlA1 \ / NT T JUSTICE OF TUB PEACE ,
Jjl/VVliN U. Notary I'ulllo nnd General Com ( Cancer. 415 Broadway.
PPTTPPP TTnTTSTF SMITH & NORTON ,
JLbJU V JLlXlJj HU U QJDj Broadway opposite New Opera Uouge. Refitted $1 , $1.60 per day
All kinds of , JT. ZBSi.
Engineering
Land Siir-
\oiln.eaitn ( < .
quantities calculated , ROOM 6 , NEW OPERA HOUSE , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
etc. , etc. All Orders by Mall Promptly Attended To.
A LA.IIGE STOCK OF
TOV
At VEUY LOW PIGUJIES. Don't forget I pay the highest price for
As I am compelled to buy to fill contracts ,
S. GOLDSTEIN , 538 Broadway.
M. CALLAGS ER.
Now Store , Fresh Goods , Low Prices and Polite Attendants.
Door east ° f Metropolitan Hotel , }
AS AN ECONOMICAL INSURANCE ,
THE EQUITABLE MUTUAL LIFE AND. ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION
OF WATERLOO , IOWA ,
IB considered the licit 92.600 In caeo of death , and $1 000 endowment at the expiration ol ten years. Aseo'
menta pajaDlo according to OKC. llrr. Olive Kllloy the agent ulll call and explain the plan uponjour re
quest. Direct your communications to 2ii Vine bt. Council Dlulls leva.
LIVE 1O EAT. EAT TO LIVE.
RESTAURANT AMD GAFE
,
to "Mro I'ta.lolio.
Ed. 0lUnn 401 Broadway , ( Metis at all Hours.
Chef d'cultlno Council lllults. \ Parties a Suctlalty.
O.
DEALER IN ALL THE LATEST DESIGNS OF
ML PAPER IJ
Interior Decorations.
1ft S. Pearl Street nnu 20 N. Main Street , - COUNCIL BLUFFS
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special ul\ertUoinciit > , luch M Loat ,
Found , To Loan , For Bale , To Kent , Wants , Board-
lnfetc. | , will be Ineortod In thli column t tbo low
rite of TEN CENTS I'EH LINK ( or the first Insertion
and FIVE CENTS mi LINK tor each subsequent n-
Mrtlon. Lea > o idxcrtlsements at our olflee , No.
I'earlStreet , near HroaJ av
WANTS.
ANTElJ-K > ery bouyui Council llluffsto take
Dellrc"aV ! rritr t only twenty
A VA.PEU .A 'ooj nol' ' e. I" "Ico location , with
ctllce Vt r ° 01" * ' AMve > box NoVl *
' ' "A""t'CJaM * < "
SALE IIouco No. 721 Harrison street am
FOK
i KM. Hall ruli.
FOH HENT A larire nlwly ( urnUbod room wit
liard coal fire. Iu < | ulro 02U ltnt avenue , two
blocks from I'ott Otllco ,
FOH HENT A Urifo nicely lurnUliod room ult
ha il coal fire. Iiuiuire 6JD Kimt aqmuo tw
blocVsfrom jwat ottlcv.
CORNER PEARL ST , AND FIFTH AVE ,
CHAPMAN & MAIITE.N8 , . I'UOI'RIETOKS
Morning hour * . . . . . . . . . . .10 to 1
AtU-rnoou . . . . . . . 2:3UtoJ:30 : :
K\eiilu 7SUtola
Cotruiutatlou ticltn good ( or twenty uduuuloui $ X
W , W. CUAI'MAN , - - Manager
No obJ cUonaUechaiactcr Klll teadialtteJ.
Empkie Hardware Co
100 and IUS. [ Main Street ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , - IOWA.
WHOLESALE DEALEKS IN
? A ETTBffl ffQ A * 2TN T > fl 'BUTT'S1 xMTFT * " " " "
< ifTfl /Tv"S"S"B < l
L ATS , CAPS BUCK GLOVES
142 and 344 Broadway , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ,
The only Hotel in this City on the European plan of
"PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET. " A
3tfew Building---fcT6 ! < w Furnishings. \
A.LL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS CENTUAILY LOCATED.
Fine Sample Rooms Elegant Restaurant.
Nos. 336 and 338 Broadway , - - - Council Bluffs , Iowa.
( OPPOSITE COUET HOUSE. )
TO
Complete Abstracts of Title to nil Lots nnd Lands in the County.
COAL GIVEN AWAY !
Every one who buys n ton of the celebrated Centervil e coal of Plattc
Dverton , oilice 501 First avenue , yard SH ( Main street , Council Bluffs ,
is entitled to n chance in the drawing for one ton o coal , to be given
away March 1st. You may thus get
A Ton of Goal for Nothing1.
AT COST FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
: s TOOLS
Granite and Tinware. Latest Novelties in Fancy Hardware. A largo
hue of extinordinary Fine Carvers.
504 Broadway , and 10 and
12 Main Street ,
WHIT DOKPT "VOTT
wW J.JL JL Ju vMiAj.\l > & JL \ > w
GETSDME OP
Per Fitting , Best nnd Chcapest.3iFine Linen Collars and Cuffs.
No. 715 Fourth Street Council Bluffs , Iowa.
FROM NOW UNTIL FEB. 1 , WE WILL GIVE
In allourBocts and Shoes , regardless o Quality. Don't miss this
chance. S. A. PIERCE , 100 Main Street.
GASADY , OECUTT & FRENCH ,
WHOLESALE AND 11ETAIL
eneral House Furnishins !
MAIL ORDERS FILLED CAREFULLY.
502 Broadway , Council BlulR | CASADY , OilOUTT & .FRENCH.
E. Rice M. D.
ft A TJiTDCJ M other tumors rcmoted without the
uilfllmilU , knife or droning of hloou.
CHRONIC DISEASES
O > cr thirty j cars practical experience. Office No
G Pearl struct , Council Blufla
/jjTContultatton free
JACOB SIMS. E. P. CADWELL.
SIMS& CADWELL ,
Attorneys -at-Law ,
COUNCIL RMJFKS , IOWA
Office , Main Street , Rooms 1 and Bhugart & Me-
Mohon's Ulosk. Will practice In State and udml
oourU
Mrs H j Ultra M. D.
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PEYSICIAtf & SUEOxEON ,
322 Middle Urr > i < lv > .y. Council Bluffs ,
Railway Time Table.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The follow Ing are the times of tbo arrival and de
parture of train * by coutral standard time , it tlio
local dcpota. Trains leave transfer depot tun inln *
earlier nd nrrhe ten minutes later.
CIIICAUO , BUUUMiro.s AND quixcr.
5:20 : p in Council Hindi Exprcta , 0.30 a in
6:10 : p in L'lilcnxo Express Uio : a in
0:15 : a in Mall.
KANSAS CITV , KT , JOB ANL COUNCIL ULUfFB.
10:10 : a in Mall and Exprcu , 0.45 p m
8-5 ; p in Pacltla Exuruss , 5:35 : p in
cniCAUO , WILWAUKKK AND ST. fAfL.
6:25 : p m Kxprc , n.to a m
Hli ; a in Etpriii ? , _ 6 ; fi p m
dllCAdO , ROCK ISLAXU AND TACiriO.
6:30 : pm Atlintlo Hxpieta , 0,40am
0,60am Day Kxprebd , O.iilptii
7:15 : am "DosMolntl Anoanmoditlon , 41J ; inn
At local depot only.
WABifcll , 8T , LOCIS ANV'PACiriC.
0:66 : a in Mall , 4:41 : pin
4CUpm : Cannon ifall , 11:15 : am
At TranJeronly ,
CHICAGO and t-OKTmitsienx.
5:30 : pm Kxpren , 6.60 pin
plliaui 1'acllilo i\prcis : , Ul5ain :
*
sioux CITY AND rAcinc ,
7 : < 0 p in St. Pul Express , 0:00 : t m
7:20 ft m Accommodation , C.iO pin
7 : 9 p m Wetteru ExprcM , h 39 a m
11:44 : it in 1 'id tic E > prc , 434plu
7:19 : am Local Expntt , 0 U a m
12:14 : a ui Lincoln Expreit ,
At Trail fur only ,
I'l'MSn TIUIN8TOOMAIU.
Lee S4-0:24-10-24-ll:34 : : : u. m. l.4-2J S.SI-
1-24 5:2l-0'S : : 4audll.0t p , ui faui day , t t\
10.-J4 a. m. 1.24-3 : l-J:24-7Oi : : aud 11:01 : p to Ar-
ihe 30 minute * bckre leaimj ; time.
JOSEPH
AND
Corner Main etrcetand Eighth Mount ,
Blufla.
S3rLav.net rates and prompt ilclhery
SILOAM
CURE OR NO PAY
Wo irua'antei ) tlio cute of the following named ilia.
season , or no pay : Rheumatism , Scrulub , Ulcers ,
Catarrh , a 1 Illooil and.klndUtiucn , Dv > ip U , Lher
Complaint , Klilm-y anil Bladder Discuses , ( iout , Ncn *
raljla and Abthnia , The 3 Springs are the fa\orlto
ruort ol the tlrud an. ! diullltatailfuml are the
FEE11LE LADU8 BIJ3T FRIEND.
Good hotel , Ihery and Latlilnf acconiodntlon lo'h
winter and Bimiimr , Locality highly plfturdxiuo
and healthy Atc.enll.lo . by Wabteh railway , i
Evona , orC.,1) . & Q. , at Albany. Corrui.onuttiC .
solicited , KEY. U. M. THOMPSON.
Manager.
Slloam Springs , Oara. P. 0.Ctutry Co. , Mo.
ANALYSIS.
Specific Oratity , . . . 1.0023
Reaction , , , , Neut
Carbonic Acid Gas , . , . . . . . , . . 20 In. r > erpillor >
Carbonate Calcium , . , 85,021 Cirulna
Carbonate Iron , , . , . , , , ,7m
BulphatoMaencfla , , . . , , . . . , . .3t 6
Sulphate Calcl im , . , , . . 1,140
Chloride Sodium 7i >
tmilca.
Alumina , , , , . . ,0,016
Organlcand Volatile matter and loss , . . .1,4(9
Total sclida per tra'lon ' 67,174 "
WJIIOUT& MBBHII.IChemlcts. .
Tuoa. orricuB , a. M. rctir ,
OFFICER & PUSEY
BACKERS.
Council Eludi - la.
Estabiishea - - JS56
W.R.VAUCHAW.
Justice oi the Peace.
Omaha ana Council Bluffr ,