At Ink * fciuu > n n\rlf * % * C7 , nMrtilii I ti t m
tort u ( toolo 11 { | mum Itituilmot curr | , lir-
MciMi'a pmcTiiniun Itt tlu xuu betul Milldhm t-ix
THS
B 5T TONIC.
For Wrnlinrn * , I.nwtH'ilr. l.nrlt cf
Enj-rnT. AT. , U I\H M > HM/AI. / , ml
pi tlii ) oiilr Initi m i.rlu lh t in rnt llniloin. : |
II inrlflir : ihr Illiiurt , IiiTlufiriitcit llio
-9yMnn , Ic itnrra ; . .
It dwi tint Mttk i "t Injun IhJtfnth cmito tiMil.
ilioor iirnlucn uin lIpillun > Afr lia vllrlnn < l *
tin n It II til ITT , iMiltaf ph > lrUn at
f pTincilfl'l O Mpit
"Hrnir7in Tn n Dltt < r I * M thorrrrhlf ( * wx1 mivtl-
arm I n n ft H ml pr Mir ntnl llml ftii/iitinn
uircH nil ntlt r fnruii f f tin In t' lttiwf IT * l *
cnmllllnn ill th > ir'trra Dmwn'r lr"n IllllPri * la
miicllv a ( HMitlrt nrrmnllr It U nil tint t/iUlm l
for it. "
O nnmhM trfdvtnirk < nd frrfrwlllnwon \
jrMptwr _ _ Tnkr nn cllirr. M l nntj' ' by
1 tl xnHoo n M nd MtTTtlto fnn
Uf jHirih.PT r lp * * Infr-rm-ti-n/hnul
and
u eily |
Nervous Prtitratlon , Dohllltj , Mental and
Physical Weaknits ; Mercurial and oilier Altec-
tloiiiol Throat , Sklnor Oonos. Blood Polsonlnj ,
eld SorOO and Ulcers. r tr UU vllk uni.r lolsJ
gnrpfM. uUtflit Ml-BtH4 prlvflnlf , H r lt PrUkUlj
Disease ) A-ltlng from Indiscretion , Excess ,
exposure or Indulgence , vbiet prodiM > ont or tin
tollonlns rlTr In iinvy n- , , , debility JiB.nf , , of lil !
find dareotlrff MiM9rrlnipltl tlti * phrtleAldKBf ,
Tir.lon l.lk tftltljet ttmt\n \ , t cf ilo ef ld l. CU ,
rondcrlnz H rrl t Imprnpor or unhnppr , : t
wminrotlr urr > 4. rinphlMiU p.ffil ll Hre , < > nl
k > Ml , liatiiUp , rr t. i > r > < ir i Ctn.ultatltaalof-
li-.rlj .ll rr.l. l. > ll.d.d.l Icll/ . nj u l.
A Positive Wrlttan Guarantao ir n u etcrrca.
Boo ? Aoan , VTKa FLATKI , 6iec Qt eioth ni Riu
InJItr. * < lfd f r lo. IM pr > < r ourteiicj. Otttr fifty
Wonderful pen ploturtc , Irut t * lilt ; rtlet * < mth f llownj |
fub > ctr wh r > r Mirrjr. who not , wif , taknhoo * ! . womau.
liood , phrilnal 4 Kr. l ri f | | hfe j to laiceiMuV ptij * .
| oIoKrorr r4 i tF B , 'lniBn7 jiinro. Thuia mnrrirJ or
CQiileiupU'titc M rrlt ikanlj rrtd It. rrrUr eJItiOn
'
DR. tRBCE
GANGER OF THE TOH9U
A Case Resembling That of Gen. Grant.
' Eomo ten yours RK ' ln\d n nciofiMonHPoroon
. . . . liund whiuh paxo tno Kroitt tionlilo ,
And under thn old lime U out mom hoitlod up , lint
ft luul only lioun driven line tliosja.om hj llio
iiboorpotitsli und mciciiry.ntid In Mitioh. ISKi ,
ittirokoont It liroku out In my lliiimt.iind con-
oontrutrd In vrluil KIIIIO of tlio tloulorx c.tllod
cancer , o * tlnjr tltiiinuh my cliC'L' ! . ' douitivln
roof of my month nnd nppor lip , llicn itttauUlnir
my toiiffiio. piiluto nnd louoi llp.dosiiovinu the
Snlitto nnd unilor lip omiioly nnd liitlf ni >
Jiifftio.uiitlnirnnt to llm lop of my Inliolun-ok
bononnd up to the loll c\o I conlil not out any
eolid lood , lint Mtilfsl-ii'il on liijniiH. and my
tongno was i fin-Koiui I c < inld not talk. Such
x-RHiny wrolched. hull loss iiiiidltlou llio llrM of
last Oototior. d H' wlion nty ttloiiilHcoiiiinrncod
giving mi' &wirt SHHlho. | In loHHtlnina nionlli
tno oiitlnir pliiccn cioppoil aint Moulin ; , ' commenced -
moncod , nnd llio Irailul iipvrtino In in > rlioeuk
bait bren closed nnd nrinly knitiod touotlior A
piticosHOl n nuir unilor lip H trio iOHHn | lluoly.
* nd the tonKiio whltliMIS iilinont ( lo.suo.vodN
bt'iiw rccovoiL'd. and It ' conn that ni'tnio It
tipplylny n new toinro 1 citn talk yo tlnit my
( ricuox can rnidlly tindi > r < < tiiiid ino , and can ul-o
ent solid lood IIKHIII If unv ono ilmtlit tlio-o
TnctH , 1 Honlil rolor tlioni to lion .lolin ll.'l'i tv-
lor. * tutu f-onntor of I hi' ' dNinc [ , and lo lr ) T. 9.
Dradflold , ol' LuUrnniiK. < ! a.
MltS M.VIIV I. COMHIL
TjinrnnBO.On. , May H , I'V'i.
Tiii'.SuiPi M-i.i'inc Co. , Draw01 y , tluntn ,
On. N. V , 1.1T W. . Ku nt.
ChkricreU by thw.StateoflllI.
"on lor Iheenprct purpuse
'i'liivineimmtoiuie rclictm
ill chronic , urinuryand pn-
vate diseases Oonorrhtra ,
CleelanrtSyphihs mull their
cuinplicaied ( arms , alsu all
discibcj of chc Qkm and
UluuU promptly relicvedand
pc. tiMr eiillycurtiU by rcine-
cliti IcsteJiuu Itrlii IVm J
_ tiirrnil I'rmltrr , bemin.il
V/e lcnei Lo Hc hv Drcaum , Pimples on
Ihc Kace.I.r t Manhooc1/ 'til/i'r///riirf'r/ ( / , ltn-te
is iifsiirrlinriitlitii. Tlie approprialitenicdy
once ussrt in rjch cine. Connultnt'jns , per-
l or by k'.tcr , uicrciy ; ) conhdcntul. Wftl-
Iclnei lent by Mail jnd b < press. No marks , on
package to Indicate contents or sender. Addr i
.DRf/\MESN3. 2MWa5hirijton ( SI. , Chicago , III.
rl" . < 'T. . - iniwiid' > "t < nirrtt
t , io > A 11 M , . tl ! o-irrrn-iMH
l. , r D"
A FINK LINK Of
-AT-
WCODBRIDGE BROS'
SIP HOUo
OMAHA , NKHKASKA ,
& MAUL , .
( Surcovora to J. 0 , JnootiiJ
UNJ > E n TA KE It S ,
.AND KM HALM KISS.
At tl\oold Htiiml IjuT Kainitiii St. Onloihy
trlnuiapli Mihuiii-il uiiil pioutpily utifiull'd lu.
"ChlCHESTen'G ENGLISH. "
iiui 4i tw tit * r | wiU l r * * * Mlby rrtttra mull
Men Think'
they Icnow all about Mustang Lin-
iiwnt. I'cv.do. . Not to know is
r.oi to lia
THE BURR-HAMILTON DUEL
A Blood/ Page in the Early Historof
tbo Republic.
Tito Clrcumstnnoei lie lull us to tlio
l < 'lKht , Its Katixl Kmllnj ; , niul
tlio Coiisctnioiiccs An In-
tc resting Chapter.
Koit Tin : nun. ]
NO. I.
Tito duel ItoUvoon Axron : llurr nml Al-
( Yiuitlpr Ham Itou wsn undoubtedly Jlio
most incnionthlu of ntty of ttio combats
( lint Iwvo taken phico on tlio ao-callcd
field of honor in our history. Tito well
known public oliuniclor of the two prtn-
uipuls , tlio conspicuous positions they oc-
iMiplcd before tlio Amcnicnu public , sintl
tlio Iragio fate of Hamilton , united to
ituiko it an cvunl long to bo remembered ,
probably never to bo forgotten in Ibis
country. Doth liml fought gallantly for
inilopundenco in tlio rovoluUoniiry war ;
Itiirr was vice prc-sidont of tlio United
SlutuH ; Hamilton was one of ( ho frainura
of thu constitution , and as secretary of
tlio treasury under Washington , had orig
inated mid established our financial sy.s-
tent. They were bitter political rivals.
Tlio poignancy of Hnrr's defeat for the
presidency by Jenbrson in 180I , to wliich
Iliiinilton largely contributed by his un
compromising hostility to him , was
greatly intensified by'bat ( fact. HIMT
was supporlud by tlio federalists. Hamil
ton was a federalist , and mip-
pcirled Jollbrson , who was the
candidate of tlio republicans , and his
huildily wont so far as to assume thu
nature of personal assaults upon liuiTS
characlor Thus tlio warfare botwuon
the two hummi ) irivmovablo and irroctiu-
eilu'ilc. Them never was any jiutilioa-
tion lor tlio duel lehvt > on them , as thorn
never can bo any justification for .snob
combats , but it must bo admitted that
Hamilton gave a great deal of provoea-
t on for the ehallongo. Down to the time
of tlie combat , lie continued to bo unspar
ing in liis denunciation of Iho former ,
nnd , aa might lie otpuctud , much of his
ollens vo langiiagi ) reached Ins ears.
Candid judgment must admit that HIIIT
was more circumspect in his treatment
ot , and language towards , his antagonist ,
than was the latter towards him. Such
were the feelings existing between these
men whitn the ovoiting election cam
paign for governor of New York came
on in tlio summer of 1801 , between Aaron
Hurr and ( Jen. Morgan Lewis. The par
ticular cause of the challange from Uurr
was a communication wliich appeared in
a paper jpnhlished in New York eitv , tlio
New 'i ork Mirror , and signed Dr.
Charles D. Cooper , in which was used
the tollowing language : "I could detail
tooti a still more despicable opinion
which dun. Hamilton lias ovnrossud of
Mr Hnrr- " which was , that ' Hamilton
and Judge Kent had declared liurr a
dangerous man , not lit to bo
trusted with the reins of power. "
It will be obsenod that the ofluiiMvo
language did not appear in any publica
tion or speech made by Hamilton , or in
any manner authori/.ud or sanctioned
him. Ho could very properly have an
swered Col. Burr's demand for satisfac
tion b > saying he was not icsponsiblo for
the publication made by Dr. Coopur ;
that the latter had no right to impute
such sentiments to him ( Hamilton ) , and'
had no right to publish such senlimenU
us coming Irom him , and that ho utterly
disavowed any connection with , or 10-
spoiisihility tor the publication in fjnes-
t.on Beyond that ho could not reeog-
nr/.e the right , of anyone to question him.
Such an answer would have relieved li m
of all tesponsibility , oven according to
the code of tlio duello , and would prob
ably have removed the ditliciilty.
It Burr called anyone to an account in
eonnec lion w.tii the matter , it should
have bi-en Ir Cooper , the man who pub
lished the oliiioxiouseommiiiiiealionovcr
Irs own signature. The use ol Cicn.
Hamilton' * name in that connection , anil
using it as a means of attack upon IJmr ,
really shielding Innisclt b ( hind it , wasa
eowaidl.N act , utterly unwarrantable and
indefeiis hie , it u.is a moral cnmo. If
conscieiiee did its pi-ilVcl uork. ho must
have felt in alter years that he WLS ; as
miu'h the murderer of Alc\ Hamilton
as was Burr A little concession on [ with
sides might bin o prevented the combat ,
with its latal terminatioir for ono ot the
part.c.p.ints , and the political and mor.il
rum of Iho oilier. But Hamilton
> \ as unyielding and Burr was per.sistont.
A long correspondence w.is carried on
betwei-n them , but it aeeomplisheil noth-
higintlic \\i\\ \ ( it avorlmg ho hostile
meeting. In the early morning of thu
1 ith ol Jul.\ lout , a hinall bo.it with four
oceiipants left the Maiihalf.in side of the
liu Nun and crossed over lu the .Jersey
s lure. They were Burr , Ids second , \Vm
P Vnn Ness , surgeon and a triend An
other boat lollowi'il .soon after eoiU.iin-
ing IImillion , his M.'cond , Nathaniel
Pendleton grandt.itho , ov-sonator JVn-
dleton ot Omo , surgeon and iriond. The
d -lance , ten paces , was marked oil' .
Ham Iton won ( ho choice of positionand
lor his ntvond to give the word of com
mand. The , } were in position. 'I hero
stood the \ ice president ol the United
Silie--on one side and the foremost
si.itcninan ot this land on the othur , cacti
a mark lor the other's bullet , to vindicate
honor. At tlio command thn report of a
piMol instantly tollowod by another ,
.suddenly broke the .stillness of that July
morning echoing along the quiet nhndi's
ol \ \ cchawkcn and cchocu ucruu the
waters of the Hudson , Mashini' in the
beaiitilul sunlight The bullet from
Burr's pistol had planted its fatal wound
and Iho illustrious statesman and soldier
Hamilton , soon passed to bis reward.
'And ' from that hour it were better lor
Burr that he nuvor had been born. Ham
ilton evidently discharged his weapon at
random , tor Iho ball struck a supliug
some lour feet above the range of Burr's
head , lie declared ho d d not intend to
hit his antagonist. He fell pro tr.ito up
on his faco. Burr wa.s immediately hur
ried Iroiu the Held by his friends , while
Hamilton was candidly placud
ill thu boat and taken to
Ids homo in Now York where ho
died the nest day. His beingborne buck
to his hoiiso with tlio impress of death al
ready upon him was the lirst Intimation
bis wife and children received of the
a win ) tragedy that h.id been taking place.
The uilo was utterly p.rallxed ; , lor the
time , by the torrihln shock , but ha Hrcd
fur titty yearn in the nhudotv of that
tragedy , and boru the weight of itsai ony.
rorl.v-tonr years afterwards , the winter
saw her at the laying of the corner dtoao
of tlio Washington monument , .still wear
ing the weeds ol mourning for her adored
hunh.tnd , so rnthlcsslv torn from her
nearly halt'a century before , The duel
will ) its fatal coiineijuenci'S created theme
mo t intense oNcituniunt throughout thn
country , ml awoke a fueling of pro
found fjonow at ihi ! fate of Hamilton ,
and of almost ovneiatioa toward Ids
blayer Hamilton abhorred duelling ,
nnd here was Ids greatest mistake. Ho
slionlil IIMNC aroused Iho moral courage
w thin him sulllciently to hm ; > onulrtml
him to ivtiisn to violate tile laws ot ( iod
nnd Ids eountr.Hu wa.s ono of Iho
ureale.st .stulesmen envolved by the revo
lution , and to-day Ids place is aiming
iho-it ulni rank highest on the roll of
ilvd renown. The nigld before the
meeting he wrule : ' I was desirous of
avoiding the iiuer\iew , ( the duel ) for the
most cogent of reasons "
I M\ religious nnd moral principles
an * Mronl ) oiH | | > M'd to ) hu pravtieii of
duclllnfc , nnd it would giro mo jiain to
shod the blood of a fellow rrcaturo In i
private combat , forbidden by tlio laws.
2. My wife nnd children are cvtremolj
dear to me , and my life is of utmost importance
portanco to thorn in various views. Furthermore
thermoro bn did not. want to barm bis
creditors , whch ; might bo the case , if bis
properly should lie .sold at a sacrifice , as
a result of his death.
Ho entertained these convictions , and
yet lacked the moral courage to MisUtin
them.
.Senator Cletnng , of Alabama , a few
years before the war , licreely ass.illed , in
a speech in the "onatp U. Barnwoll Hhett ,
of South Carolina , and expected a chal
lenge ; but not receiving any taunted the
latter with having failed to vindicate
himself by the code Senator Illicit ,
southern liro-e.itmg statesman as ho was ,
replied , to Ids honor bo it said , " 1'ot
twenty years L haVe been a member ol
the Church of Christ. I cannot , and will
not , dishonor my religious profession.
I frankly confess that I fear CJod , ami
that I fear him more than man. " That
wa.s the answer of a man of bravo con
victions , who would not cower before a
false public sentiment , but boldly dared
to hurl his dolianuo against it. Had
Ham lion taken a similar position , ho
would have saved a noble life to the ro-
ptlbliu , and would have given to ( ho
world an act of moral horo'sm and
grandeur that wotdd have added now
lustra to bis increasing and enduring
famo.
'Iho public feeling in New York and
Now Jersey.towards Burr was such that
bo dnemed it prudent to nut himself ho-
yond the boiinderies of tnoso stains , and
no retired lo I'hiladelph'a , at lirst , and
then proceeded to Florida , and remained
there , only returning in time to preside
over llio senate at tholr "convening in
December. It was a lamentable specta
cle , that of the vice-president of Iho
United States lleeing before ( ho public
wrath evoked by the crime ho had com
mitted. Ho Wius indicted for murder in
New York > and also in Now .Jersey.
There was much controversy at the time
a.s lo whether ho should be brought lo
trial in the latter or former state ; though
it is not clear to the writer how ho could
bo tried for murder in New York , when
the crime was committed in Ninr Jersey.
The letters written by Barr during Hi s
period to his daughter Theodosia , in re
gard to the contioversy , and the indict
ment , furnish a pretty clear insight into
his char.iclcr. In ono let tor bo wrote
thus : "The subject of dispute is , wlneli
state , Now Jersey or New York , .shall
have the honor ot banging the vice pres
ident. * * You shall h-ire duo
notice of tbo time and place. Wherever
it may bo you may rely on a great con
course of company , much lyayoty , and
many rare sights , such as the lion , elephant -
phant , eto. " in another loiter bo wrote
to Theodosia , who naturally had the
nn\ittv ) that a daughter would fool for
her father over whose bead an indict
ment for murdtr wa.s impending , ami for
whom , perhaps , the gallows was waiting :
"You tio.it will ; too much gravity the
New Jersey aifair. It should oo consid
ered a farce , and you will yet see it ter
minate .so a.s to leave only ridicule and
conremnt for its abettors , " ( those who
bad procured his indictment for the
murder of Hamilton , and were trying to
bring him to trial ) . The trial , however ,
never took place.
JOHN M. TIIAYCH.
GUAM ) ISLAND , Sept. 23.
"too Doses Ono Dollar" is true only of
Hood's S.irs.ipharilla , and it is an unan
swerable argument aa to btrongth and
economy.
First Lady Where did you get that
handsome cloak you have on ? Second
lady At Kiseman , Ilodda & Co's Pee
ples' Store , and for nearly one-half of
what I was nskud for ono not &o good in
another store in this city.
Person ul.
Ira Hcndricks is in oil' tlio rond.
Mrs. II. S. West has returned from tbo
cast.
cast.A.
A. P. Cramer , of Avoca , is at tbo Pacific
house.
J. J. Anderson , of Atlantic , was at tbo
Ogden yesterday.
Mr. Ilolbrook , of Missouri Valley , was
in ( hi ) city yesterday.
Oscar Keelme has gone west to look
after his cattle interests.
William Maas leaves to-morrow for a-
two weeks' visit east ,
James Walker , of Onawa , is in the city
nnd at thu Pacific house.
( icorgo C Kettnng came up from Pa
cific Junction and bpent Sund.iy in the
city.
II. B. Watson'goes out llila morning lo
woik the cigar trade on the "li. i. " lor
lYivgo } & Moore.
Mrs J I' Beach anil little daughter ,
of Hamburg , are vi.siting her slater ,
Mrs A W. t'owlcH.
B. SiHoway , of C > dar Il.xpids , and pro
prietor ol the Ojfden house hero , bjient
Sunday at the Ogden.
A telegram from New York Saturday
it.iteK that Mrs F. S. Pusuy is rapidly re
covering trom her illness.
J. II Hake , of Avoca , ono of the re
publican candidates for reprusentativo ,
spent Sunday at the Pacific.
Mrs N P. Dodge lenvei to-day for St.
Louis to tliero meet her daughter , Carrie ,
who boa been vis'ting ' thuro for the pait
month.
Mrs. ( ) , A. Rogers , the millinor. left
Innt evening for bt. Louis and Chicago
on a purchasing trip , to bu go no about
Un Unjri ,
S. T. Smith , of the celebrated bolt firm
of Judd it Smith , is the happy father of a
little maiden , who arrived at bis homo
Saturday morning.
Leonard Hrerott nnd ids mother loft
Saturday for tlio east , whore they will
meet Mr Horace Everett , who is visiting
hi * obi homo iu Vei mout.
fieorpp MtiHon , who was formerly em-
nloyrd in Ijiiri oitv , but who has of Into
been back to hi.s old homo in VYestliold ,
N. Y.n \ in thu eily again.
Miss Lillie Doud , of PhitUmiouth , Nob. ,
who has been in the city the guest of
Mrs. William B. Porter , jr. . for several
days , returned homo Saturday.
Judge Loofbonrow returned from Gloa-
wood yesterday and put up nt thu Ojjdcn.
Hn goes homo to Atlantic to-day and on
Thursday opnns court In Fremont county.
C. K. Urock , who travola for Taregoy
A looro , has gem to Das Moinnn to Visit
frieniU , and trom'there ho goon to St.
Louia to sue the Veiled Prophets and at
tend the fa r.
Hon. B. F. Clayton , accompanied by
lu wife and daughter , ariivod hero Sat
urday on tlit-ir return homo/rum Dakota ,
where ho has boiin looking alter some or
bis hind ml cntates ,
A. B. Thornell , district attorney , came
up from ( Jlcnwood yesterday and wjll re
main burn for a few days attending the
I'liited States court , beloro going to Fre
mont county at the opening ot court on
Thursday.
Hey S. Tuttle , bill clerk for Keellno &
Fell , now Mai U out on tlio road in Ne
braska for this linn , and will work part
of F.d. C , Drake's territory , it boing'too
largo for Drake to do justice to it. Tuttle -
tlo IH called "thu kid , " but he will make
the men ho meets in opposition 'yet
there" if they want to do any business.
Kisoman , Hodda fs C'o. klndlylnviloall
tliOMi living in Iho oUv to come early this
morning to make their purclia cs as
later in the da.Iho'r . Mriro is so crowded
bi tholr patrons from the comitn tb.it
the. clerks are iniablx to j , 'u all the atten
tion thuy should icuui\u.
COUNCILJLUFFS.
ADDITIONAL CITY NKWS.
_
Tlio Kxpo ltlon.
The long talked of exposition , to beheld
held in the skating rink under tbo tins-
pices of the Woman's Kvohanso of tlio
Prosbyloriau church , will bo opened to
day at. 0 o'clock p. m. , supper being
served at. ( hat hour in tlio dining room
nnd at. all hours during the evening
The Bavarian band will open Iho enter
tainment witli some choice selections.
Sixteen of tbo leading merchants of the
city will take this excellent opportunity
of showing their patrons and tlio public
generally their nppreciation of this
worthy enterprise. A lack of space pro
ven la others oimaily hill-rested trom t ik-
iii'jTiart , in this mercantile display , which ,
all nope will citial | if not surpass Iiio
boaulitul oxbibition of ono year ago. The
ladies having Ibis exhibition In charge
have been working /.ealonsly for weeks
lo make ib a success worthy our city and
worthy of themselves , and'will in return
ask only that you come witli your fam
ilies and your friends. A new and varied
programme for each evening after Mon
day will add new interest for ovcry eve
ning. The ladies' bazaar , tlio candy ,
fruit and lloral displays are cacli Under
competent management. The dining
room is completeness iUelf , and all wo
ask Is patronage.
New and latent styles nnd novelties in
dress patterns at llarknes.s Bros.
o
( lo to Eiseman , Hodda & Co.s Peoples1
Store and get what you want at from I1 ! !
to fit ) per cent Icsstlian you can purchase
elsewhere , and have a stock ten times
the size to select from.
Do not fail to visit Kisemnn , Hodda &
Co s People's More to-day and have your
eyes opened lo thu yreatoot bargains you
bavo overseen.
r od and UollcU
Godfrey Smith , a farmer who has lived
for some years abolition miles cast of tins
eily , recently sold out with the intention
of going back lo tlio old country. After
slopping several weeks atlhoCrcston
bouse hero , ho Btarled eastwaul , having
when ho left this city about $ t , 100 In cor-
tilicate-s , or letters of credit , and § 51) ) or so
in money. On Saturday Max Mohn ,
proprietor of the Croslon bouse , re
ceived a letter from John F. B.irrelt , of
Woosler , Ohio , stating that Godfrey
Smith had boon found on the railway
track near there , having been slugged
and robbed of his money , the certificates
not being taken. Thu letter .stales that
the unfortunate man lies in a critical con
dition on account of tlio injuries re
ceived.
a
The "Jersey" corset at Harkncss Bros.
Fine and largo assortment of rugs at
Harkness Bros.
Moqncttp , body Hrnssolls and ingrain
carpets , fine in quality and cheap in
price , at Ilarkucss Bros.
I'layinjHome , Sweet Home.
The jMonte/uma band returned yester
day. They consist of Gns Covalt , P.
Olk-er , D.Parton , P.Fuchfl , C.Chrislman ,
Albert Olkei ami P. Hunt-on. Most of
thn members wjf-ro formerly connected
witli the old Bavarian band , and went
From here to Mexico , and from there
liavo been east returning to their old
liomo again yesterday , and warmly wel
comed back.l >
Cotton flannels , 25 per cent less than
usual price , tit Harkncss Bros.
' F
Choicest patterns of curtain shades and
shading at llar'kiic.s.s Bios.
Oil cloths and matting at Harkness
IJros.
Tliis morning Kiseman , Todda ? & Co.
will inaugurate at their People's Ktoro
mother great sale , in which they will
outdo and excel all previous eflorts.
tgg g-TM..T/S lKatf > 3Jgm r7
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOT1CI5. P | oc'lid fiilTortlfcraont" , such as
lost , round , To fxmn , ForSnle , To limit. Wauls
Bomlln ; ! , ' , etc , will liu la-erlcxl In this column at
the loir rnto of 'IHN CKNTS I'Ell MM ! for tlio
Hrst Insertion anil KIVH CH.NTS I'UIl UNK lor
ouch But > Qiicnt ( | Insertion , l.euvo iulvartl- -
iniintsat our olllco , No. I ! I'o.ul bheu : , nu.w
llioadv , iiy.
WAN rs.
TO HUNT A new seven room liniwo. riiimilio
y ] | KI : Olllco.
HUNT A Fir-room lioiifn , ten inliuites
FOlt
walk trnin t > nMno-s , city uator , well auU els-
leni ruriont flioap.
Kou HUM No. 1JJ Ilnnt'on Btreottliico
rnonij. McMAiiot f Co ,
4 I'ourl Htix-ot.
FOIt HAI.K , FOR IlKN'T Oil I5XOIIANOK.
RO. n3 Knr fntoorront.nn very llbornl loriim.
fa 'Hie Council UlulM I'npor Mlll.comploio
tlml rjo Ixmnlliw liouso niul llncu noros of
ground.
No Crt A liiiHlnc" " ! proi > orty In riiernlcoo ,
riiurnkeo odiinly , lawn , wilt Iriidn lor wcutura
lamis Vnluo. alMiir Si.nou.
Wo .1 * A bountiful homo In ths town nt Hunt-
im.TA , Mill * county , IOITU , for Ni > hniIui land.
Tntun. < W.
o 41 A nrxul himlnftH * property niul ntio n
rood rrvhlafMi pr'oK | > rty In the town ot Ohunvn ,
> lolx > an county. 111 , low ilown for Gusli or will
eichunxo for vroilorn l nili.
No IT. * A HvliiiKtkl furin , wnll Improved , 013
rrM In Ulakjiovm oounty , lowii , Joinlnif tlio
town of Spirit Ijikn. frluo , for u nliort tlino ,
( I < i pur ncro.
If im lo 1ST Are four Inprnroil fiinns In
Vhlllipooannty. KitiiHim , iuoh with a smnll in-
cumbranen 'n i oiiiUMn vtiU tie nxohiuiutxl for
unlnoiimburotlwllil mud In. Nebrantca
No , Lit 4Hj iuiri In Holt county , null. ,
l , at iv hit ; limfriilii. Wanta to oxol
Xu. M A duo two glory brtok rohliUincti , ono
of tbu b > iit looatloiiH In Council lllulfH , will tr.uln
for unxMl uuiiimnilinrcU KMIUIIM or Ifubnuku
I unrig. Valuo. Siri.lKXI.
No. { iSami U Aio iwoather iMiniitlful tioinoii
In Counail Itlutfu , which ouh tMiymoum will liny
at a bargain
No 14 A boiinttfitl Huhnrt ) locution | i Iowa
Oily , Iowa , will UJkutirvniro for noktorn luiida.
Vnluo , JAixk
The r > eye nro only n fsw of our special bar-
k-ii I us. If you'voKOt nnythlna1 lo trivioor mill ,
or M uut to neil liny lt * l otttatu or mdrohniiillrii ) ,
wrtlo UA. Wo li4viv.6 / nU uuod HtockM of KiMda
tutiuduforM4i.f \ \ &VYAN A WAI.ICIIII ,
} . 7 C'ouuull Iflutft ) , Iowa.
' i
IIKMKU & BHAiuarrr ,
i j iy
No , 34 N. Main Street , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Telephone No. 111. All work warnuitosJ.
J. D. ROBERTS ,
of Now York ,
RRST GLaSS DRESSSIAKINQ
Cuttle ; ; injil | | > Ulii7 lijtablUhmoat.
Nn. ail'narl Sp-oot. - - Cotinoil Illulfi , Iowa.
rno * . omRKi . Mr n
QFPZCEB , & FUSEY ,
COUNCIL OLUFFS , IOWA ,
Edtxt > ll/Ue I , iiOi
Optntej , JJniclicf nntl J'olxons ,
A PROMPT , SAFE , SURE CURE
I'ur OmiehsPoroTlironl , Hn r rurM , Innncnco ,
Colil * . llronclillln. Croup , Whooplns C'onch ,
Afllunn , QuIn'T , 1'nlnii In Oln.l , tnoll < er
( Tx-lloni fllli Tliront nn 11.lmc * .
Prlco BO rcnti A bottle. BoM hr Irne IM nnd DoM-
crs. 7 < . . ( unatift lo Induce tht.r litiiltr totvmniMt
gtHl forthtm iptllrfrrirHir < ibolUctKf } > rc > tcl > aratt
jxifJ , Itj S'ndtnii ant dollar ta
inc riiuiLU A. OiM.nnrovrASr ( ,
8vl0Unutrsanl Mnt Utti r i ,
Illlllianrr. l ril il. T. B. A.
OAHDEE"
Ordlnsry Rnlibcr Hootf
olwnys wcnr ( t flrrt on
ttiobUI. TtioCASDKU
J.nuH an douUi tfilck
on Iho Lull , nnd i\a
DOUBI.H ITKAR.
Mvt economical ttulib'T
l.iot la lUu
I.n t longer thia any
olhir boot mid the
PIIICK SO HlflHEn.
Call and ex
irnino tlio
FOR SALE BV
FOR SALE 1JY
1B13 DOUGLAS STRUCT.
BBlfe A SPECIFIC FOH
" < 5W Epilepsy ,
MEVCH FAILS > Fxums , Convul-
Bcrofula , Kitigt
Evil , Ugly Blood
Discus es , Dysjtp-
' , Nervousness ,
'Ick Headache ,
Jlhoumatlsci ,
J'fnoin irfljfoMM , Drain \Vorry , Jllootl Sores ,
BlllousnoGS , Cos& > aiczit Nervous Prostration ,
Kidney S'ival > laiandJrryi < jriiics.
Who c-vn'i for t.io doctor * ' sneers w linn thn
Infalllblo miirdy It at hand ? Tlio nfi.ic I
% . U nnd It to boacon3tiut.r.-ljpccllle ! , a : I
a fount-vino ! vitality and visor , ns refroslilii. ;
n'ld oxhtllratlnK an a cool , inishlnu spring ot
\\ater to tUo parched aud fatntliig tn volcr l-i
I'm ' de-uTt. To dprllno taklns aanro rented/
v'-cnslrUlstocoiirtsutrErinijandliivileiliM' ' ! .
l f Corre i > oiidenc froaly uu wcreil.i2l
Iho Dr. S. A. JIICIIMB NI'VOB CO. , SI. Joseph , Mo.
8nt l l > y all Drncslitn.
S1.SO per bottle , or four bottles for 5r .oa
For sale by G. F.
KIIMiK'S FfHH )
A phjKioiiui ol lin o pitictlvu wiyrt of Hideo's
I'ocd. "I can Miy of this proparatlon ot food that
II has never lailod tno , or tailed to ai.'iootrltoii
( jlxon Miicily iiuMiidlnir to my pirounnim. Witli
t-ciiipulotiH uiuo , there need bo very Illtlo trntilo
lioin tMmciN eoiiipltlln s ; and to IhH that 1 if-
ci iho the liiot that I Inivo never > ctotn \ child
itn any luriiKlf diaiihoou or olioloni iiiliiu-
tu in.
ONLY HOTEL
In Council IlliillH Iiurln0r
And all 1110 lorn l-nnroto.noius , call bolls , liio
tilaiiu liolN , itic . Niho
CR EttT O N IfO USE !
Noa. 21j , : . ' 17 nnd "It , Mala .Si i out ,
MAX MU1IN , 1'iopilotor.
B. A. BS2-JSI5IGT ,
FOU
All st > loa of r ulilora constnntly In RtooTc iniido
from spruce plno plank. The very luat.
No. 19 PoorSt. . , - Council Bluffs
Over Iluahnoll'a Hook t-loro.
t
j. L. DEBEVOISE
TICET AGENT
No. W Droiulvruy , Council Illiilfti.
Bailway Time Table.
, COUNCIL IthUKM.
The following In the tlino of iirrlvnl nnd
dopiirlnio of trnlim Iiy com nil hlandurd llino , ut
tho.locnliltiiot | Tntliii louvo liitiMiorU | Hil lou
iniiiiilo'teurlloruiiU uriivo ton iiiliiiuod l.uor :
DM'Alir , AIUIIVH.
oitiOAiin * xniiTiivrKSTUii.f ,
n : ' _ ' " > A. ii . . . .Miiilund HkpnwH . . (1:501M. ( : .
I2,4ili > , n.Vccoiiiinodulloii 4 , no P.M.
OUJOI- . ! . . . % . . . . Kxprovt . . ! l.ur. \ . JJ.
UIIKUnd A IIOCIC I > HMI ,
! ITIA.M. : . Mull niul EvprOfS . . . OiWi' . w.
7:15 A. M , . AocoimnoUiiUon . . firl.'iiu. .
f.lKll' . M . . . K\piert . IliuiA. M.
( JIIIUMK ) . WIIAVtllKH : ft hT. I'\UI.
VyA. : M. . . . Mull uiiil Kpiviii. . H.VM. : ) | .
fi : . ' ) ! ' . M Kxpirs < . . ) ii.'i ; A. M.
< ; IHU\III ) , iiinii.iMno.N & ( jui.sur.
! I.40A. M . . . .Mnllniiil Kxpii.vf * 7 : 10 1' . 11 ,
TiSSit" . Jl. . . Kjpiftt . tifO.u ,
VMIMSM.KT. I.OI'IM * IMCIUC.
2:1."ip : , M I H'iil St Ixiilln i\iirc : H Mxail .
U\1n' : \ MTniiiHinrSl UiuNKx 'I'nu HT.i. U r. u
CITV. HT .IIIK .1 COUNUII , IILUffl *
A i . . . Jluil and K pro ( t. . 7 : % I' . M.
i * . M A. u.
HKMIX CITV * I'U'IIKJ.
T'l'iA M .S lotiv 1'ily Mail . . . . 0 ; ' ) I' . M.
h.l.'l I' . Jl bt I'lllll K | ) lt 4 . . tl . " ) A. U ,
ISI ! \ I'U'lHi :
iron \ . Jt . DenuT Hxpio-n . . 4i'i- : : | , M.
1:1 : > " > i % > i .Lincoln i'ni-n , Oni .v 11 , V , - : < ' > : > t ; u.
7:4)1 : * . it. . Ofvrliuiil Kxpri'Hi * , h.uOA u.
nrsiMv niuN.-'iii o\i IIH
IxiiitoroiniLlI lilunu 7 ' " - " M 'i-ao | 8'H :
II 1 1 u in. I w , ; ; i ft * i I 'ift T i it i.'i
II 4ii | III f.cir f Ounilni S > , i" < R. UUJ
ll.J.ili . > , JUt ; > < iX ( > ( ir jf. t.
THU C11KAPK3T 1'LAOB IN OMAHA TO UUY
is
One of tJio Largest awl Best Slocks in. the U. &
to Select from.
No Stairs to Climb. Elegant Passenger Elevator.
ere
Growers of Live Stock and Qfcliers.
Wli CAIr < YOUU ATTUNT10X TO
It h the best unit elioapott food for stock of nny hlnil. Ono pennd la oqiuit tn llnro iKinaill ot
corn. Stock fed with ( Iroiitiil OllCako Hi the V.iliiiiul Wlnlor , liHto.ut of iiinalitr down , will la-
crcn o Imvelxlil itinllm lit K < > ' 1 tnnrkoliilitocniulllliiii In Iho spring. D.ilrj-nion as wull in others ,
ho tisolt.can tostlfy to its inurlu. Try Itaml Judito fer youtwilvoi. 1'iloe $ . ' 4 per ton. No
i-MiuUs. Address WOODMAN MNSUl ! ! ) OH. WO1IIC3 , Oinalia ,
HOME SEEKERS ATTENTION.
or rail Particulars about r reo and Cheap Lands in Western Nebraska. Address T. C , PATTER
SON , Real Estate Agent , North Plalto , Nebraska.
WlmliAva Irlil-il Ai y ihrir oitilifiil utrri * , wt > o RM
iiiri > rhiii. | > iM tcirlM. llltAIN'.S anil I. , < r o rrwnll ,
IM I'Orr.N I'an.i nnili ii.r urn iUu *
of aliases , who find tholr POWER
-0 's
S = si = = c.ilv V- , \ . u | Misllltoui < il laHtliia
i tliu t , IKI ttml > f * or whn
lliv trlcbrulrtf
MYRTLEAIN 1 REATPflENT
Atlinttti * w huiiLcxpiisii'u , In I d. " * * 11 lie uti'li'ir t I' . S money lha
niy ulliLT hHili'i i In thi ivi.rl , uo V li i'k , lii'Miltrhe , tfulbMO.SH ,
llfsltllllL. , I UMIIIftlllrllfU III .Illlllltl . | 'l , tlV lllOHL'llll- t 1 H ll I III
UrcaiiH. JctiM-titi ! iiii-innrr. IMI'OTENt'K , I1M. hnpciMliiciil *
nmrrliit.1. uuil mm ) i > h < r Minpl'i n Iridlnir t iiiNsi MTI'inN r
1MI" , , ir promptly rLiuuvcd ti } tills trutuii'lH , Mid < rUoioui
Married.Man , ortliosairho intend to
| > i"IVrl prxuil mrunrtli iin ni. Health , niton un oT ( <
p-nii | intvj lfo ntH the lc T2 niul rr jn , I 1,1 H r-il'liliil He Wcuk IIKMIAIIIIIII | | li rttnrc'l l < vprr A
t unliiMid n.'iMn' nm rl irr Pri.iir . trHtlnionliilH > i < l vnhmhii * tii'iHx * it hl.u > | >
'l.staii.iS77.A.I : ) liesRTho Climax Medical Co , 5O4. St. Lo'.fis , J
TO
Connneneinj ? to pivo away Waterburry Watclius , from October 1st until Janua
ry 1st , to ovcry inirchasur of $15 Woilli of goods.
ELSUTTER'3 HAMSOtb GLOTHf G HOUSE ,
10J1 Farnain Street , Corner of lOtli.
CHARLES SHIVEBIOK , .
UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES ,
Pnssongor elomtor to nil tloon. law. I2iw and Uli ) Fnninin Struct.
OMAHA , MJIJUASICA.
I
t'i
2&i S5
* . * * { > * * > 5
13th St. , Cor. Capitol Avo. " " " "
For the Treatment of all Chronic and Surgical Diseases ,
McUEHUMY , Physician and Surgeon in Charge.
Particular attention jxtiit tn Jr/'onnlHrn , l > lm-at < rn of Women , of
the Stmnarh , Lli'rr , Jilitnryu ami Jtlotiil , 1'tlen , ( Jaitrrrn , Tu-
morn , KIIK nn < l Kar Ilnram'.i. Catarrh , ltroin-hltin
anil LuiifDlnenHfH treated by Meilirateil In
halation. HKXD FOll IX HAL Kit.
Write for Circnlar on Deformities and Braces , Diseases of Yhmen. Piles , Tumirs
Cancers , catarrh , Broncritis , , Inhalation , Electricity , Paralysis , Epi-
Kidney , Ear , Eye , Shin anJ Blood Diseases ,
Tlie % Only Kclialilo Bledlonl IiiMilnto iiiiiUin ; ; n bw.'tiiily | ( of
Private Diseases of the Urinary ty Sexual Organs
rmiMilliynVKHWnnK. orWiiltKV. ( tin INPISOIIHTIONH OJ1 JuUTII. or KXOI'.XMKH , , f ri-
jr r . . .r . whityrr in ly lti.,1 , In lou.r t r H > nn of lf | ulul f , , - . . Minn , , . irr , . I ! . ( . | . drf II.
It ; i.r rihintt n , B niliuil wikn or intiiiiiliirnc * .pc-riiMlurfhint , , nu I pn.-m.lurn rl' , . f llnwiU
I J Ilinlnij truiitiil f/iiipliiiu. vrlilin lli.- iiir-r-r IIIIIIWH Imt Inu writ , lire iiiril lit uur Uewnttnralirii
tri-.triu-iit. n-nwlU.Mllallly ! nnd Viir. mid . , , ! . .im' YH 1 | , | iy. | | , , , ,1 , , m.llu | | lOH7 , , .
I nt * irt'uiiu in or KM * * * l.in CM * ii ciifH hit' uiiiilvf tnllr Jn'tn * li l in . ( nttit * i\t\pminA \
' rr rt t ' * ' iu < * ' ' ct ' * * ( + "
| .hr.k..I. . . . .11.1 M. t m , la ih 1 ,1,1-f , I' . , , ( w'.dlchf/vcmli.Vmi'd'i"- , , , /cWmhfi , ?
OIHI Midlliliiti Unit ! tiit | HClllc ml Mould iinoi n-ry rn e
MVkmiMT Hint tLiiiMimNniirirlnicllH. ! ! t-i riln > f yen lima hern dl ap oline.1 5 ofLn ih 1
tIiev.rrdl oiir dnitdli ioiiliI.tKi | > 'i M. . | i.f r rr linif l nirr.1 ' . . . . u"h e , ' * rr t -
Hi IB > l iirAllitynMiilMiit'irviH- | ' imnl ltli | , - , . . .
| * c-t rnnnlit Hi.pll.nin.
nr re | > ri uilril In ' iure
mllill - .e. . ll 7iiimikryl.iii , , ltliimlliiiiirlMitili . | . | , , , | . ' .N .J .1 /wi"rri lurl 'ulikJ
in ii > n < riTiiiilrr < r/ li | . .in IT i v. f I M It * prrjuirrrl IOIIKU ihn iinuin mil I. rf " ll. We liite
mrli'iirijrfful . idyf ih Vrill .iiK * in nil llu-ir r | ii I. rnii ami . < > M , mid II i-u'd , f
n nlmiwt niillml NfMi'itli'im In a upiliitf irmiiurut to liiditluiul tatrr , wo urn eimldid to nre tt > r
ll * * ' * * llflVH ( I H'llfillMUt
> r wor ) : < illriit tii mnVe n npn In ) vmirt ludy if Ilil. rli . . , f dl r c , nnd to trmt tlirm
yili"lMrl'ilI" ! ' | ! . | ir IT'11" ' ; V l.iuc isirH-iurllit.inl \ ric.If. , . Al.lCOKTU.IIUs ! |
HI.OIIM lll-.K\s.s | , friimnimli-i. ' i.n.i' ( .riHluru . niccr fiilly in.iiil. \\0 isn rtmiiv *
poiwn 'r H ) tlic teiu MI | III mrtiurt or injiirjr tnllni < tuiii ,
Al. . CO MIIVI .VI | N > I ilM-IIhV | I.M. . O lUiial cunmilt n or rrn > l Unnif ml pr.nir
5.r/ . ' , ; f' * < tt'f ' V/J'lr" ' * d rinl ) e imiip , anil n Hnlryiid jnn n plil , , unippir , our I'lllVATK
CMX'UlAIt , ( l MKX. Ul'i \ UVATr. I'Kl'l/ili ANIIMillViitH JilSFAirH KI'MlOl
WKAKM. HS. M'KIHI T llllllfBv | IMI' < ITK\"y iVl'llll I V . \\nHHllOiA \ , * l IIJ I'm ) 'Vtt !
1JI&K. H MII'TIIKi ; NIIOUIIINAIIY IIM.A.NS . r MIV ! l.ut , rV . f iur u fori'ii o I imi
P r mt imahlittu tUil il lie irmtril t Ihrlr linnirI I
nujr - > T r " nvpoiiilfnio MiillilnfH itail
t. i..it.ni. . Mll , mail or i-vpr ? . . HKCUrtH.Y | W hi I. . I'HUM nll-.r'ltV.VI ' C'S , i I rt"u
liiillr.iii < riiii < eiit nrmiid < r Out IK rcinml inu-rtlrw | .n > fi.rnil if i .iiiinlcnl. Vifly runn fir tU
. , ,
r .iniiihiri iijor p Hmrd aud ult mljmeiiiitai .
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Omaha Medical ana Surgical Onsi'ttute ,
Cot' , itth tit. und Co- ' ' - . . OMAJJ.I , MJ , . .
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