Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 8, 1882, Page 7

THE DAILY BEB ~FRIDAY, DECEMBF,L s ODOUNOIL BLUEFES H. H. SEHAMAI, WHOLRSALE AND RETAIL BOOKS AND STATIONERY, TOYS AND HOLIDAY GOODS. COUNOIL BLUFFS, IOWA. TITLE ABSTRACT OFFIGE Lands a.n Lo?s i &ht and 8old. MONEY T0 LOAN AT LOW RATES. NOTARIES PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCERS. COUNGIL BLUFES - - - - - - IOWA I0WA ‘"TAYLOR BROS. G- ROCHRS 1006 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS. LINDEIR » EXTEL. Wholesale Dealers in Liquors and Wines, No. 13 Main 8t , Oouncil Bluffs, Ia. Branch Bouse: Linder, Kiol & Jensen, Sioux Falls, D. T. BELY. & HAX.X., Wholesale Dealers in IOWA, NEBRASKA, AND MISSOURI, T - = 50 T 0 R g — Dfl:fm {FANCY GROCERIES.} Yoo BT Gounll Bluffs 215, 217 and 219 Main Street, Gk B O @ B il eSS Of All Kinds. New Goods. New Prices and quare Dealing. Call and Examine Our Stock MRS. D. A. BENEDICT, THE LEADING DEALER IN H AITRR G OO DS, 337 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa ST. LOUIS HOUSE. Saloon and Restaurant, ADOLPH DOERFLINGER, Proprictor. Oysters m Every Style, 709 Lower Broadway. Choice Wines aud Cigars, Broadway. E Qouneil Blixfl's lowa DUQUETTE, GUIBERT & CO., (Successors to ERB & DUQUETTE), Wholesale Fruiters and (onfoctioners 16 and 18 Pearl-s'l;f._G;OIlncll Bluffs, Ia. D. M. CONNELL. Funeral Director and Undertaker, No. 17, North Main Street. - - - - - Ceuncil Bluffs Galla promptly answerod st al hours, night of day. New hearse and London carriagee: direet DR. A. P. EA.N(}HETT. PHYSIGIAN AND sURceon.| UEILTS Bewarded, Office, No. 14 l'olll ‘llrul. Bfllfll, 98 m, W fhs 8‘0” 0! ‘ne sawlng mmfl& i w., Res{den Bahavots. cok, Toleplonte congockion it Central otiice, STARR & BURCH, HOUSE, €IGN, Al “Rhe Singer ¥ «.uufac 0o, ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, | priccipa 0ffc., 3¢ Unfon Bquare KEI‘ v’(l'll A handeome iNle pamphles, binefaad gol wve with numerous engravings, wil GIVEN AWAY ny branvy tating anu.p PAPER HANGING, KALSOMIEIN® 38D 33AIRING, . A SEIACTL AR Bhop—Oorner l.rm.a » uy and Bootr H: ! n P ER[SH A QLE Grfiden & POSE,| ., BEREOME Comneil Bluffs, [a, (FLORIDA WATER, i o e e s st for TOILET, BATH MBS, & J, HARDIG, @ 0, |td HANDKERCHIEF. Forelgn Mndj Dowon Medical Electrician GRAY'S SFECIFIC MEDICINE Tho GrostPRADE AND TRADE MARK ‘l\K"hh ,'u‘:; ARK . An un- GYGNECOLOGIST. Graduate of Eloctropathle Institucion, Phila- delphis, Penna. Bporn rhea, Impod: ency, and all Discasosihat follow as asnnunu,m.mnw ot AFTER ‘I'Alllt. Hell-Abuse; a8 Losa of Mel tade, Pain In the Back, Office Cor, Broadway & Glenn Avo, matire O1d Age, and Joad to Tusanity ‘or Cons furc Grave, other Discascd that phion and a Prems COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. in our pamohle ty mail t0 ¢ o 18 sold by a ¥ 6 packeges for @5, 1 reotipd'of tho THEGRAY 4EDIC BU J. G. TIPTON, Attorney & Counsellor. Office over First National Bank, Counci] Bluft Towa Wil practice in the state and fi courts. JNO. JAY FRAINEY, Justice of the Peace, 84 BROADWAY, Conneil Bluffs, - - Towa. W. B. MAYES, ment of all discsses and ullar t0 fowalcs a epeck ddrossing Loans and Real Estate, | é‘“‘tf"u?faug';fs«;‘;;;::“;“f" Kos. 104 snd 106 Main E¢. Buftalo, N Propristor of abetracta of Postawattamie | Sold 1o Omaba by 0. F. Goodman, J. wounky. ouu corner of Bmmny sod Maio | sndjell, flmuuumy-lnl streets, Coundl! Blufly Lows. l OOUNOLL B].U"’I‘I RAIL-UAD TIME TARLE OWIGAR0, ROCK IRLAND AND PAGITE, Depart Arrive. AMastic Exf 820 pm | Pacific Ext. . 0188 m Kx And Malls. 928 & m | Ex and MAll* . 6:8 p m D. Moines ac*.7:15 & m | Dew Moinesnc*.4:40 p m CWICA®O, BURLINETON AND QUIXCY. De Atlantic Mail and N. Y. Ex, b & Km Ex. 820 am RYHWRSTRAN. Depart. Arrive. Atiantic Ext...5:18 p m | Pacific Fxi....9:15am Mail and Mai and Ex*_ 6:18 p m Accom. ( Accom. (Mon.).143 p m KANAAS CTTY, T, JOR AND COUNCIL LUFPS. Depart. Arrive. Mall and Ex 985 am | Express.. ....6:50 pm Express.. ....8:10p m | Mall and Ex.. 645pm UNION PACIPIC. Arrive. EX.11:30 8. m, | Overland Ex, ,4:00 p. m. Lincoln ix Denve Local Ex Emigrant, waR Depart Mall and Ex.. 9:48 4 Cannon Ball.. 4:80 p m | Cannon Ball: 11:05 & m BIOUA CTTY AND PACIPIC, Depart Arrivo, For Sjoux Fem Sloux C'y.6:50 p m Frm Fort Niobrara, Neb. 350 p m From §t. Paul. 8:50 a m CHICAGO, MILWAUKKN AND ST, PAUL. Leave Council Blufts. ~ Arrives Council Blufts, 3 Mail and Ex....*6:55 pm Atlantic Ex. 1515 p m | Atlantio Ex..19:10 A m CHICAGO, MILWAUKKE AND 8T, PAUL, For sz. Paul, *Except Sundays, {Except Saturdays. §Excopt Mondays. §Daily. Council Blufts & Omaha Street R. R. Leave Council Mlufts. Leave Omaha. gamoam10am 8amoaum lllnl.!m 2'p o A, 5, 6 Slrnl cars run half hou Depot. On Sunday the \ther trips at 9 o'clock a. m., and run n;u‘nrn during the day , 5 and 6 ck, and run to city time, A BOME FOR EVERY ONE. BY BILL ARP, Atlan‘a Constitution, What the people want and cught to have are homes and a chance—homes and a living chance, Give a family a home of their own and it Is the best safeguard for the perpetuity of a gov- ernment and the happiness of a peo- ple. I was always sorry for a family who had no home, but had to dodge about from house to house and place to place—no orchard to improve, no flowars to love and nurse, no sacred epot, no castlo, as Blackatono calls it. Idon’t know how othor people prize it, but my home is the dearest spot on earth to me and to my family, Thoro lsno place like homo—not a rented home, forever wanting repairs, but a home to live in and die in, which the boys who have found work afar off can look back to with aff 'n and re- vialt with pure delight, and where the good wife and daughter can plant the vino and rose bush and mow the flower seed. and the orchsrd and the grape vines bring their frul’ in due sepson. It wou't do to say that the poor are too lazy to work and buy land and have a house. They haven’t been tried. They don’t get enough for their labor to lay up anything. They are not encouraged. Vander- bilt and company get all they make over and above a poor living, and Vanderbilt must be protected. The trouble is our people have got hard- ened to fixing a minimum price upon labor, just enough to feed and clothe the lamily stingily with no margin for old age or sicknezs, much lessa house, What does all this mesn that these syndicates are buying up all the land of the great west, 700,000 aores and 00,000 acros in Texas and large tracts In Arkaneas! Why don't the United States government buy it up and save it for homes for our people? The government gove away 160 mil- lions of acres fn Toxas at ouo timo to s woalthy corporation to hire 'em to build @ railroad~ more land than is contained in any four staigs in the Union except Texas, and our states- man made no protest. The monoy is all going tn the hands of a few and so is the land. There is a way to stop all this, but when it {s agitated the rich and powerfal cry out agrarianism and robbery and hire the press and bribe the big men and scare off the little ones, and ro it goes. What we noeed are statesmen, not hirelings. We want fearloss men who can't be tam- pered with, Lot all this surplus wenlth, these bloated fortunes be taxed to support the government. After a man has accumulated $100,000 begln to tax the oxcess, snd the more he accumulates the heavier the rate ; and when it gets up to a milllon take all the excess, If neccesary, to equal- ize in some measure the burdens and the comforts of Iife and provide homes —humble homes—for the people. A man with ten acres and a houze of his own, {8 a good citizen In peace and a tower of strength v his government in time of war. A milllon of dollars is enougn for any one man, He ought mot to hunger and thirst for more, for he can’t need 1t and ft makes w dog of him to hoard ltup. Who hiaa any respect for such men as Vander- bilt, or Gould, or Senator Sharon, or oven for the memory of Stephen Girard or A. T. 8 Nuhmr Homeopath his pollets, Allopatl but for rheumatisn uchos, and spraing, THOMAS' KoLEOTIIO ineffably ulunur to u.um It has No Use to Hurry, Detroit Free Press. I hac often read of the slow speed bat uoticed nothing unusual until feaching Macon, The train pulled out at aboat s an hour, slowed down to tw ©, the waits were long and tedloul, Some of the crowd didn't seem to care if wo never got there, but the drammer for & Philadelphfs houso took on terribly, Ho was blasting away when the conductor came along and inquired what ailed him Wiy, I'll be left!” hotly exclalmed the drammer “Lot's see! You go to Thomas villet” “Yes, sir,” “You change cars at Smithviile?” “I ought to, but the train will be gone.” “Not a bit of it. That train 1s two ¢ | hours behind time,” “Well, I'd rather wait In Smitk ville. " “Yeu couldn't wait In that town two hours without belng asked to drink some of the worst whisky ever made, and If you refused you'd have to fight."” “I could go to the hotel,"” ‘‘I'hen you'd have to walk & mile in the sand, No 'bne comes down untll oar trafn whistles."” “I might drum up a eustomer,” ‘‘You conld drum nothing. The Iast Northern drummer in Smithville had to fly for hia life.” “Conldn’t T wait on the platform!” “‘No, slr. There Is not platform to wait on, and If thore was, you'd be suspocted of wanting to start a tar- pentine fire." ““Well, it's awfal slow.” ‘‘What of it? The other train is still slower; no dinner oan bo had un til wo get there; there is nothing to #eo; the depot won't be open; you can't sell a paper of pin {n the town; you oan't get on to Thomasville; no one in town plays poker; you can't tind a do cent clgar there, and from what 1 know of Smithville I oaa assure yon that it hae at least thirty citizens who would take a pop at you on general principles within slx minutes of your landing there,” Soon after our speed was roduced to ten miles an hour, but the drum y. mer had nothing to From Cleveland, Ohio, Comes a letter signed T. Walkor, saying: “About six months ago T commenced tak- ng Burdock Blood Bitters for protracted caso of lumbago and general debility, and now ‘am pleased to state have recovered my appetite and wnnlbd strength, Feel better altogethor.” Return of the Wanderer, Tho mining town of Bunko had fifty shantics, 100 tonts, 600 population and 599 men who drank whisky, played old sledgoe and carried knives and re- volvera and atabbed and peppered each other on the slightest provocation, The one man who didn't drink was a sllm, eadaverous, hungry-looking man whom the boys had elected for Juatico of the Peace, Police Justlce, Chiof of Police, Chief Fugleman at Fanerals, Buperintendent of Hospltals aud Prin- clpal of Public Schools. He had all he could do to carry around his load of dignity. Had he added one drink of whisky to his bur. den he would have been crushed to death, One afternoon it became the paln- ful duty of the man of many honors to rocce({ to the shanty oocupled by Wicked Jim, ot Arkansas, and to re- mark to that individual: “‘James, it s the sentiment of thia ‘ere enterprising Town of Bunko that you git up and git.” “Kin you bsck them remarks?” calmly inquired the Wicked, as he turned over in bed. “I reckon!” whispered thoJudge, as he brought two ““Colts” to bear on the lemon-shapod head not ten feet away. Wicked Jim surveyed the situation withoat a wink, and after the lapse of voventy saconds ho placidly remarkod: “Nuff ced—T'll git.” “When?” *‘Soon as T kin pack.” “That'll dew, James,” obsorved the judgo, and ho eased down the ham- mers of his revolvers and went away to select a site for a college. Wicked Jim betrayed no partioular emotion as he went about hls work packing up, and at the end of an hour, when he rode his mule out upon the Campus Mertins, with. all his traps made fast to the saddle, no ono onu!u have suspected the Vesuvius raging his heart. A crowd had gathere tu 800 him off. “‘Gientlemon,” sald the Wicked as ho bowed to the right and left, “'I splt upon your town of Bunko. Ikin bulld a better oue of sand and grease! It afn't a fit town fur an aristocrat like me, and I've allas knowed 1t!" At this point threo or four indi- viduals on the outskirts of the crowd began shooting, but the Wicked took no notice of the fact as he con- tinued: ““The lion can’t partner with the jockal! The eagle can’t mate with the uzzard! Blinks, sluggers, curs and reptiles, I go!” Here the shooting increased one- half, and one of the bullets passed through the Wicked's hat as he raloed it and continued: “But I will retarn, and when I do look out for oceans of gore? In loas 'n a yeur I'll dump your town Into the river and hold the slte fur a private gravegard, Whoop! Yip—yl!— whoop!"’ The Wicked held twe shooters on the orowd as he galloped off, and the result was two men killod and three wounded. A hundred bullets whizzed around the fugitive, but he tarned the bend withont having received a scratch, Twelve months had passed away. It was evening when five horsemen rod slowly into Bunko, Wlcked James rode at the head of the pro- cession, He had come to. fulfill hls promise, and there was blood in his eye, “‘How's this 'erel” querled the Wicked ae the band reachad the brow of the hill and looked down upon the town, Gne lamps were burning In every direstion! The procession moved down to the spot where the Red Eye Salcon had stood a year before, and again the Wicked uttored a growl of surprise, The salvon had dleappeared, and In {ta place stood a solld briok bullding bearing the sign: ‘‘Maunfactarors’ bank,"” Tho processlon moved down to the | - uoxt corner over a freshly laid pave. went, In place of “The Can-Can Dive” was a fine opera houss, and across the streot was a great hotel, Litke men who walk on the steep roof of & house, the procession moved down to the public square, This was \hb spot from which the Wicked had en his departure a year ago, No, can'tbs! Here are blocks of stores, a street car line, a market house, an other hotel, a railroad tloket office, a police station and a public museum! The Wicked rubbed his eyes like & man who has slept too long, and he looked this way and that in dumb amuzement. By and by he ssii: “Boys, lot's gin one old-fashionoed yell and break this mirage.” They yelled in chorus, The echo nad nov yet dled away when men wearing uniform and silyer utars suddenly appesred as if rising from the earth, The Wicked and his companions were pulled from their saddies and hustled across the equare into prison cells, and while yet they soemed to bestruggliug in the embracs of some terrible dream they were brought foto court and heard the ob servation from a grave and digoified )ud%’v L cannot tolerate such conduct in & peacefal, THE OTTAWA CYLINDER CORN SHELLER, SHUGART IMPLEMENT ( Baoko The rentence of the court 1s ulnety daya in the workhouse for each one of you!” Frand Tens of thousauds of dollars are squand. ored yeatly on traveling quacks, who go from town to town professing to cure all the 1lls that our poor humanity is heir to, Why will the public not iesrn mon sense, and if they are muffering f pepeinor liver complaint, invest a dollar in SrRING BLossos, sold by all_druggists and endorsed by the faculty. See testimoni. als, Price 50 cents, trial bottle 10 cents, SHORT LINE 0., GE omzcaco, Milwaukee & St. Pau RAILWAY Is now running ite FAST EXPRESS TRAINS OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS Pullman's Magnificent Sleepers Finest Dining Cars in the World. IF YOU ARE COING EAST 0 CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, Or to any point beyond; or IF YOU ARE COING NORTH | "z~ 0 ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS Take the BEST ROUTE, the Chicago, Milwaukee& St. PaulR'y Ticket office locatod at corner Farnam and Fourteenth strects and at U. P. Depot and ab Millard Hotel, Omaha, £27 500 Timo Table in another column, F. A. NASH, Genoral Avent, Q. H. FOOTE, Ticket Agent, Omaha. 8.8, MERRILL, A. V. H, CARPENTER, General Manager. General Pass. Agent. J.T. CLARK GEO. 11, HEAFFORD, General Sup's. 48t Gen, Pass, Agent, Sionx City & Paeiile THE,EXOUX CEYA;:O'UTB Rano » Solid Trata Through fram Ocuncil Blofts to 8t Parl Without Change Time, Owly 17 Hours -1 u— LCDED MMM TUE AKCRTIA ROUTH U and all patots 1p Wortiserss Lawa, Mioam in Ak Dakots, This Lin v (nm\ provoy W ETY AND QOMIOTR 15 nnmwpaassd, Poliman Palaco Slosgumy Gas $hrough WITHOUT ONAMGE b C)lylm BA. Pacl, tia Ooom: 00T 46 Romanbor 1o nuq b Moux oy mow yom god 8 Thaoogh Trals. Tna @hoiiest oo Tima end & Ovm/oralie Rlio i & 7Gogh Cars_betweon LROIL BLUPPS AND 3T, PAUL. % your Tiokete read via the *'Suw WATTLES, s [ lLCBAJAl rin Oouncll Bludu * FABT TTAEY im golag Bast cane she Chicage & Nerthwast No. 2071, MAIL LETTINGS, P OSTOYFICH aBHINGTON, D, C., Proposals will b dat the Coutract Office of this Departuent until 3 p. w. of January 6, 1888 for carrying the wsils o the Unite! Statcs upon tho routes, snd accordirg %o the schedule of arrivals and deporture, specs d by the de partwent, lu tho State ‘of Nebraska from July 1te, 1883, to Junme 80th, 1886, Liste of routes, with schiedules of arrivals snd departures lustructions to bidders, with forms for contracts and b w1 all other necasary Iuformatfon will rulsbed upon spp leation to the Second Ass staut Postmastor Genoral. 1. 0. HOWE, 2 seter Gonorsl 0428 0107 o 2 B Geo. P. Bemis Real Estate Agency, 6th and Douglas 8 ., Omaha hisagency docs strictly & brokerago busine s o Uoh spoculate, ud torstore w7 balanco 400 our books are Lusured egeiast loss. . Hll\ 1L BLU I<‘IN IOWl J. J. BLISS No. 328 Broadway, HOLIDAY NOVELTIES, In the line ofr fancy articles. odor cases, hand painted toilet sets, hand made laces, kid gloves, etc. FINE MILLINERY A SPEGIALTY. GEORCE F. CRAWFORD, BUYER AND SHIPPER OF £CGGS. No. 519 South- Main Street. COUNCIL BLUFES, IowWA I pay the highest Market Prics and Deduct no Commiission, Lh.. IEY. WV ALY N IE: & CO. (Successors to J. W. Rodefer) WHOLESALD AND RETAIL DEALERS IN LACKAWAXNA, LEHIGH, BLOSSBURG AND;ZALL IOWA GOALSI COMMELLSVILLE COKE, CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, ETC. Office No, 834 Pearl Street, Yards Cor. Eighth Btreet and Hleventh Avenue, Oouncil Bluffs, e e ey S ——— MRS, H. J. BHILTON, M. D., L AGENT e——— 1.D. KDNUNDSON, ¥, L. STIUGART, &, W. ATRNAY, PUYSICIAN AND SURCESN, | CITIZENS BANK e -- Of Ceuncil Blufls. Orgautrod under tho lews of the State of Towa JACOB SIM 8, ity o 1o Attorney and Coansolloe &t L&W, | intorost paid on ratls tonaod on the principal citios of tho_ Unitod States and COUNOIL LLUTFS, IOWA, Europe. Bpecial ationtlon glven to collections aud corrospoudence with prompt returns, VIRNOTORE, J.D. Edmundson, E.L.Shogart, J, T,Hart, e | WAW. Waliace, J. W, Rodter, L A. Milsr OfMco~Broadway, betwesn Main and Poa te. WU pracides m Boaro aed Fede XD O T 4. 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The Great Popular Remedy for Piles, Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding & I ching Piles And all forms of Heworrhoidal Tumors, These Burrostronies act directly upon the coats of the Bl ascly, and by their astringend 4 gently foroe the blood from-the swollen by making the coats of the veins ugh Tickets Solebrated Line to1 salo ab all oftices in tho Weat, Al o8, 80, W | Fare, Sloeplng l | 'O R, | 4 Vico-Fros’t & Gen. Manager,Chloags PERCIVAL LOWELL, | t tho'r sefilling, and houce & radi- Gou. Passonyer Agt. Chloage is sure to follow their use. Price, 16 rov ure W. J. DAVENFORT, cents & box. ~ For sale by mam glats, or sent b, ‘Gen. Agont, Conncll Blufts. il on nwlplul{flu w i ¥ DURLL, Tickot fheh. ouate | fpatitute, 718 Olive S¢. A wasg-ed 1y o |