Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 28, 1883, Page 7

é 4 \ . \ Y THE DAILY BEL WEDNESDAY. NOVEM: LR 28, 483, Van Brunt, Thompson & Co. COUNCIL BLUFFS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALL IOWA. KINDS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. THIS A CUT OF THE N. C. THOMPSON Single Row Stalk Cutler, Which has been through a good many ys given entire the statk cutters ever put on the market, asons, and has alwa; satisfaction. It is one of tirst and to-day there is none superior. The Double Row Stalk Cutier this, isas well known as with us early, as the demand for stalk cutters will be larger than ever before. AMONG OUR GOODS ARE We would = THE I OLLOWING : C.Thompson’s Plows, Reapers, Cultivators, Mowers, Hay Rakes, Harrows, Hay Tedder, Stalk Cutter, New WE HAVE Stellers, Hay Farks, Harvows, [l THIS IS A CUT OF THE N. C. THOMPSON Tongueless Cultivator. SPRING (ULTIVATOR, Which las gave such universal We offer you this Culti satisfaction vator again and ave still confident that it is nearer other makes. The record which it made in the past bes =" belicf. ALSO A FULL LINE "\THE KETCHUM WACON, THE CHALLENGE PLANTER, - THE TRAHERH 1RON PUMPS. dpeeg- —ALL SOLD BY— or . - perfection than any similar cultivator of has s us out ™ the above Van Brunt, Thompson & Co.| To our former patrons and to those who may in the fatuve, be our patrons, we will say that wo are again permitted to offer you the N. ¢, THOMPSON Hay Rake for the coming year. The success of this Rake is so well known that com- ment is unnecessary. It has higher wheels than any other and for rakimg stalks, as well as hay, 1t cannot be beat, WE A tE PROUD TO SAY THAT WE HAVE THE PINEST ASSORTMENT 0 Carriages, Buggies, Phaetons and Spring Wagons, To he found in the West, at corresponding low pric A\, Did you ever see oune of chines work It is the N. C. THOMPSON YOu ever saw, - twenty men can do in the same time, Ffl"We.desxm your trade, and in retum we will fumwh you with good goods, VAN BRUNT, THOMPSON & Co0,, Nos. 10, 12 and 14 Fourth Street, Council Blufts, Towa. ? Its the fauniost thi shoald investigate this before bu\mg elsewhere these ma- ing Hay Tedder, :,md will do more work turning huy tha COUNCIL BLUFFS, ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS, DOUBTLESS DAFT. Shooter of' Mrs, Sardowski to be Tried for Insanity, The Tennie Hilbrant, the woman arrested for shooting at Mrs, Sardowski,and claim ing to be the first wifo of Matt Sardowski, still in Jaily and though somewhat more quict than she was Sunday, scems still to bo crazy, and the insane commis sion has been summoned to consider her cage to-day. It is hardly possible that sho could maintain her present actions without dectections, if she was mercly acting a part, and the general impression of all who have seen her is that she is in sane. The shrewd way in which she planned the murderous attack on the other woman is the most inconsistent act in the theory of insanity, but her actions since have cortainly been those of a mind diseased, The letters which she has in her possession indicato that sho had rea- son to believe that the man loved her, and are prima facie ovidence of the truth of so much of her story as relates to their previous relations. e ITHING OF SHENANDOAR, SOM The Oolic; Big 1 s Prosperity A Artificial Lake—Other Newsy Gleanings. November 27.— Our has Prof. Lyons, who was much liked by the stu dents. 1t is reported that C. M. Vin centy a son of Vincent of Tabor Non conformist, who has just graduated at Ames, has been offered the professor- SHENANDOAM, lost rmal - College ship. He will fill the place satisfactorily without doubt, A new boarding hall, three storics h, covering n whole lot, is about fin- ished by J. H. W. Bennett, esq., ono of our lumber men, and will bo filled as s00n a8 it can be opened, for the number of students entering the winter term is larger than ever. Rov. R. D. Cottar has resigned the pastorate of the Christian Church in this placo to accept that of the same church in Red Oak. gentleman and genial and preacher of the gospel., He was a very pleasant asceptable His people here will miss him. One of his lnst *public acts was to unite in matrimonial bonds the daughter of our popular hotel keeper, |} Miss Emma Park, to Mr. M. S, Mell, one of leading merchants. The happy event was strictly private. In addition to our large roller skating rink now nearly ready, we have an old- fashioned ice skating rink, or will have whenever Jack Frost favors us witha touch below zero. F. S. Burkhard, our ice man, has for two years been laboring at an artificial lake, which he has now completed. It is 120 by 240 feot and four feet deep, bricked up and cemented bottom and sides. One cut of ice will fill his large ice house, then we will have a_skating rink sccond to mnone in the United States. The water is supplied by & wind-mill pump and a steam force pump from a well near by, which seems to have tapped w subtorrancan lake. Mr. Burkhard says that mno bot- tom to the well can be found, The whole undertaking, lake, ice house, mill and machinery, has cost him about §10,000. The local papers are beginning to snuff from afar the public county print- ing, nnd to covet the lofty title, “official paper,” consequently there is visible a tendency to throw their hind heels at other and paw the ground as doth a mus- tang smelling the coming oats. But they cannot all get there. It is, moreover, sometimes the case in this wicked world, that, tho least deserving horse gets the most oats. We have adopted the standard time, and Council Bluffs has done likewise, for when any of our young men now, stay over in the Blafls they cannot lay the blame to the \,urmtll,n of time causing them to miss tl Jav. our PERSONAL, I, J. Garrison, of Denison, was in the city yesterday, . Judge Aylesworth has Thanksgiving trip. W. T, Eaton, of Dayton, Ohio, reached the Ogden yestorday . M Holbrook, of Miksouri Valley, lay. gone off on n brief was in ern, of Logan, was in the city yosterday. George A, Lvans, of the Ogden yester ngistered at 2. Hart is veported as being wo his friends ae quite anxions ahout him, Edwin A, Stacy, of Newark, Pacific house guest. J. W, Heleno, of Shenandoal, was in the clty yostorday. NoJ.,isn I, Shawran, one of the best khown oy Den- ison's attorneys, was in the city yesterday and favored Tk Bek with a friendly call, Mr M. H. McCluskis, Mrs. E. H. Dyer and daughter and L. E. Miller, all of (ilen- wood, visited Council Bluffs yesterday. LT, Spangler, of Walnut, the Pacific yesterday. wis visible at H. M. Birkinhine, the wecond engineer of the,Water-works company, has started back to Philadelphia, aftor having spent two weeks or w0 looking over the progros of the works Lieing so well carried on by his sou, Theo, Mc(irow,the private secretary of W, J. Hancock, of the Americun and Wells, Targo & Co's oxpross, left yesterday for De- troit, iy old howe, expacting to combine rest and recreation, for two weeks oF 5o, - e—— A Case Not Beyond Help, Dr. M. I, Hingdale, Kenawee, 111 ut of aremarkable cure of consumption, He ways: A neighbour's wifo was attacked with violent lung « it pronounced beyond |m|]: from Quick € hunl used one half the house doing hor her worst and had no e— Fish for lowa. The stocking of the Iowa streams with improved varioties of ish, is quictly pro- grossing. The following item from The on bottles shie. was about wo work, I saw her at he could recover,” Davenport Democrat ‘shows how the work is done: With these two buckets came others | figures a consigned to parties in Wilton, 1 City, Homestead, Grinnell, Nowton, Des Moines, Indianola, Marne, Rolfe, Com merce, Roland, Kirkville and Council Bluffs, on the main line of Chicago, Rock Island and Pacifie, Van Horn, Burlington, Oskaloosa, Mt. Pleasant, Fairtiold, Keosaqua, Allerton, Shedan doah, Kniflin, Libertyvillo, Mt. Zion, Brighton, Ottumwa, Drake. ville, Knoxville, Keokuk and Kansas City, on the Davenport and Kansas City line and its tributarics; also several buckets for Chica and a couple of buckets for Van Horne, Benton county, and for Wyoming, Jones county. | — b TOWA ITEMS, Ainsworth, A Baptist church is being orsanized 1 Alta, Prairie fires have in Dickinson county. oen playing havol General Dodge was baptized during his illness by Fathor Lowry Gieneral W aver has received a bean tiful pony from an admiring K friond, . The' -+ tinel says it is_expect w o church at LeMars w s ut & oV, 000, The Pioneer has tigures showing the prosent population of Tda county to bo A gagn of 3,000 in three years, 1 1:».uln o of tickets egraph receipts, Sibley in October shipped and, received 115, amountep to 8854 The Dubuque Herald s Des Moines Lead having for 15,000 the .hwn of The Register, will; on Dier 1, appear as a morning papor. Decem: « A man giving the name of Kilpatrick Rockbus, and claiming to live in was reseued from a Rock Island vight train at Des Moines the other day nnh‘ his foot badly crushed. He was trying to steal a ride to Chicago and caught it be the bumpers,~ He also claimed to | chatpion long distance runner of Colorado, and in proof of it wed an elegant silver belt marked, *Rocky Mountain Skipper, champion long dis- | tance runner of Chicago. — Horse Hair The great bulk of the horse hair used | in the United States is imported num, the Argentine Republic and Uru The hair sells in Buenos Ayres Montevideo at from 26 to 32 eents per pound, and is packed in bales weighing 1,000 pounds, and costing from $250 to $300 each. The total amount imported i was 4,082,000 pounds, of which 000 pounds came from South Amer 96,000 pounds from Mexico, and 40 0 000 pounds from Russin. In the| previous year the importation was 3,( pounds, and in 1880 nearly 4,000, ; but in 1879 it was not quite 2,000 000 |mumls, Assuming an average price ents per pound the amount im of about $1,150,000. horse hair’ is manufactured by four or five concerns, one of which is in Boston, one in New York, one in Philadelphin, and one in L'xltnuuu- The bulk of this Disease, ankind Organs; oud sccessfully « comes th s and restores the to his former vivor. §1.—At drugvists, - —— Twenty-four Hour Clocks. ““There is something new,” said a down-town clock manufacturer yester- clock hanging near his door. *“There is a twenty-four hourclock, and I think the first one in the city. Itmarksthe hours from one up to twenty-four. It has just been finished, and is "the kind which is s00n to be adopted by several railroads,” The most conspicuous are in the marking of the dial movements of the wheels whi hands. making twelve revolutions to every revo- lutiou of the hour hand, makes twenty- four revolutions, while the hour hand passes around ance. The lettering on the dial is an_Arabic instead of Roman numerals, and the spaces between the nly half as great as on the dial of the ordinary twelve-hour clock. The minute hand marks half minutes and whole minutes, ““This clock will do_away with the M. and P. M., which somctimes prove wry confusing to railroad men.” u would be surprised to seo how people take to that clock. 1 have had any number of offers for it, but I do not care to sell it, as it is the only one 1 have, but 1 will be able to supp ]f u small part of the demand within a day or tw that time every manufac- turer will be turning out these clocks, They are something new, and that s all New York people want, Without a doubt these clocks will soon take the place of the old fashioned timo pioces.’ ~[N. Y. and the h drive y FOUNDIN A BOX. Mr. John Klnsman, of Augusta, Me., writes, 10,1888, as follows: “I have been afllicted for om years with a severe kignoy trouble, and havingnoticed of our papers of tho wondertul cures dy hadd performed in many cases of diop. sy, bladder and kidney troibles, and finding bottle in & box of straw packing, I concluded I would try it, and commenced to tako it, when, to surprise, lound that the first bottle benefited me so much that 1 de cided that 1 would continne ite uso, aud I kept on taking it until T had wsod i all wix bottles, and my appetite i good, all} in tho back wnd side disap. peared, and forone of my years am now 0 years old) 1 am able to attend to wy business, and am strong s wany of iy friends and nelghbors an testify that kuow me well, 1 beg to state also, hat many of our noighbors have used Hunt's Rem dy with equally as good results, an of my friends who has Just purchased a bottle of Gup Py, Kinsman & Alden, of Portland, says he ‘would not be without it &t any price." nd vigorous, THEBAKER'S[WAY. Mr. Alfred Nadean, Xo, 02 Lincoln street Lewiston, Me., writes us, May 24, 1585 “I have been scverely afflicted for & long time with Indigestion and 1 ver complaint, and st timcs all that 1 ate so distresscd methat §could not bear the sight of food, | had tried & good many different romedios for my com plaint, mid they all alled, until aie dey Mr, Martel, one of our driggists in Lewlston, reeq Hunt's Kenedy, a8 b knew of 80 many who b it here with great success for o fuary troubley, as well as nidigestion, and upon his rocom ation 1 tinally concluded to try a botdle, ommenced taking, with very little faith i it The first ottle helped 1 50 uuch that 1 purchased two wiore, aud It hus dono s good, and oured me of i K 1 100d now, wnd ¢ dy &% & Kure cure diseasor.” mended 1 used liver, and ur » wonderful minount of " 1 can eat all 1 truly recommend Hunt's indigestion, liser and kid wtion FRACTICAL (EXFERIENCE, Mr. Geo. D. Bater, of No. 82 Cattago Street, Lawis ton, Me., & reliable and prominent citizen, the following tnformation, May 14, 1553 “‘Having learned of the valuable qualities of Hunt's Remedy in o practical manver, I beg to state that | consider it a romedy of great werlt, sud can wont cheertully geoommend it 1o sy one troubled with Iwparts ported last year would reach a total value | - [ hold, Swilt'a Specific (8. day, as he_pointed to @ queer-looking |! innovations | ™ The minute hand, instead of |} FURNI TURE: e THE e CHEA PLACE IN OM PEST AHA TO BUY Furniture 18 AT DEWEY & STONES They always have the NO STAIRS TO CLIMB largest and best stock. ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR TO THE DIFFERENT FLOORS. of a greatrond of ust what required by the traveling pub lie—a Short Line, Quick Time and the est of accommods W tions—all of which aro furn Ished by the groatest railway in Awerica. (rrcaeo, [MiimwAUKEE And St. Paul. over 4,500 miles of road © s Minnosota, Tows and branches and connec usiness centres of the (. Far Wost, it naturally answers the on of Short Line, and Best Route between St. Pauland Minncapolis. o and Winona, tawns and operate Beaver Dam Watkesha and Oconomowos. Madison and Prairiodu Chlon nosvilie and Mineral ford and Dubugue, ok Tsland and Codar Raplda, Souncil BIuTs and Omaha. wux City, Sioux Falls and Yankton o, Milwaukee, Mitehell and Chambertain. Tock Taland, Dubugtie, 8t. Paul and Minneapolia. Davenport, Calinar, St. Paul and Minncapolis, Pullny £ Cors o world s of the % iease MILWAU T. PAUL AII.WA and every attontion is paid £o pasectigors by courte ous employos of tho company. 8. 8. MERRIT, A. V. M. CARPENT L Gon'T M Go'l 1% J. T CLARK, QEO 11 HIEAF Gen'l Sup't. Awst G Porson Mercury has produced mor misory and mademore etipyles than war, pestil neo aud fawine combined. 1f you have any blood disoases or skin' humor, it s to v urkelf and pot ritv to take the ble cure, which is Swit's Specific. your duty o has relieved me of Malarial Blood r had heen confl el to the howse for five ninths and had been dosed with bue wiass, calomel and of hier poisonous drigs until T was in_despair Swifts Specitic is the remedy for this kind poisun. M. CLARKE, A soathern Li o FOR LADIES. iy house portion of of it haying by the fomale portion of my family, and with t o happlest results, 1t acted ke & charim on my wife, who had ben in ad health id for whoni 1 have pai ors and medicines, ulld hor up from the first. dose. Anot member of y fwnily Lok it with equally osults, It I8 certainly the best tor ladies that T have over uked, and 1 have all. T have no doubt that { exercol confine houses, w i often prod ers and wiaters, 1 have haen using for & month or two hoto u.- hody, becamo wifl and full of pain, had viriual y lost the uso of Hoth arms, » y g hoalth had broken down ct use of my arma, and 1 Tool atronk and Wall 1) svery ways —{ aty & pour man but kwould not take 85,000 tor the good T hive expericnce | with Swafts Specific. 1 believe it will foray ot all the polao and cui . L. ROBISON, Davisboro, Ga. in Dlrenson m T SPECIF] * 3, Atlanta Nebraska Cormce | —AND | Oroamental Works! kiduey or liver dlsease.” MANUFACTURERS OF GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES: Dormor Windovws, FINIALS, WINDOW CAPS, TIN, IRON. AND SLATE ROOFING, | PATENT METALIC SKYLIGHT, I\ron Fencing! WM. GAISER, Mauager, imported _Beef ' IN BOTTLE Frlanger,. .. Culmbacher, Pilsner..... Kaiser. . . < Bohemian oo Breaen, DOMESTIC. | ++.St. Louis Loui:, «Milwaukes, Schlitz-Pilsner . «Milwaukee, R alR s s oo -Omaha, Ale, Porter, Domestic ano Rhine Wine, ED. MAURER, 1214 Farnam, DR. WHITTIER, 617 St. Charles St., St, Louis, Mo. RFG AR GRADUATE of two modical colleges has be ongaged luul‘(lr in the treatment of CHEONI LVOUN, BKIN AND BLOOD Diseases thau other physician in Bt. Louis, as city papers show and ull old rosidents ow, Consultation invited. W nvenient to visit the ety trea bo acnt by mail or expres ey 408 guarantocd; whore dou exists it Iy frankly stated. Call or v«nlu Norvous Prostration, Debility, Mental and Physios Weoakness, Mercurial and other huut’l!ulll of Throat, " 100a_tmpuritios and_Blood Poison g, Bkl Aftections, Old Sores uml Uloors, Tmpodi Budwe Anhau Best's. . kul’vll'll L1 CABES réo tion. Disoasor from Lmprudence, Exovaros, lidulgencos 00 o8 50 WHOIG RRI AGE: R rooclpter wio ma DA, uarry, who may not. vy, ST RS aud ol B i PORLZ0 OF Stamp, sept v6-dawly | Rootin, ' et emCurmce Wurks. C. SPECHT, PROP. 1111 Douglas St. Omaha, Neb, MANUFACTURER OF Galvamzea Iron Cornlces £ Dormer Windows, Finials, Tin, Tron and Siato Spechta patent Motaflio Skylight, Pateny 1 am o of goods. Tron Iron Bank 190 goneral P AV IE WITH UX FALL - GRANITE. And your work is done for all time to time to come. WE CHALLENGE -~ The World to produce a more durable material for street pavement than the Sioux Falls Granite. ORDERS OF FOR ANY AMOUNT Pavimg Blocks —OR— MACADAM filled promptly. Samples sent and estimates given upon application. WM. McBAIN & CO., Smux Falls, Dakota, A POSITIVEE‘J’%““:?"""'Z'.'“"E’E box No. 1 will enre any case in four days or loss No. cure the most obstinate case no matter of how long standing, Allan’s Soluble Medicatsd Bougies No natiseous doses of yubebs, copabia, oroll of san- 1, that are o .ain to produce’ dyspepaia by the coatingof the stomach. Priae $1.50 2 fi«nm,«uu. or mailed o receipt of prico For further particulars send for circulur. R 30, A reguiar graduate o DR, HENDERSON, | méuinie®oferaate, 2 mfllnflmW)nlh.Hllufl‘ 2,“,‘ practice—twelve ln KANSAS CITY, MO, “bicago, Authorlzed by the state to trem, . Chroni r\v!llhlul Private di Y, “III)UII\I“‘UI Tape W uiekay. Joomaia Flate enben, Seminil Weakoas(uight logies “‘ Soxual Dobility (looa ot e eal poseesy irce goaranteed or monsy refunded. Gharges 1o, Thowsanda of cases ourcd. No ihjurious madls furnished even to pationts st » distance. Con. ¢ {on free and oonflden o w', nco are im) clrculars of othe thi oont ampe. VREE MU Warranted absolutely pur® Cacoa, from which tho cxcoss os Oil has been remoyed i threa times the strength of Cocon mixed with Btarch, Arrowroot or Hugar, and I thereforo far more econombe cal. It s delicious, nouriablug, strengthentog, easlly digested, and admirably adapted for invalids ae well as for persons in health, irocers everywhere, B I i i v o e 4 AR g S B