Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 24, 1884, Page 7

On Monday, Sept. 8, we begin to make a large reduction in the prices of HOSIERY . and LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, A Full Line of NOTIONS always on Hand J. J. AUWERDA & C0., 317 Broadway. COUNCIL BLUFFS - 10WA., M A X MOEIIN, Proprioto CRESTON HOUSE ~——EVERYTHING £IRSTCLASS, —— Nos. 217 and 219 S. Main St., - "~ DR. JUDD'S ELECTRIC BELT. Acents Wanted! Reterences—Any of the business:houses In Councll Rlufts, JUDD & SMITH Proprietors, Salesrooms 319, Broadway. Manufactory 30, Fourth St. COUNOCIL BLUFFS. I.. ETARRIS Has Enlarged and Re-fitted His Store, and Offers Extra Inducements to Purchasers of DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. = = - - Council Bluffs, COUNCILBLUFFS - 734 Broadway, ; b MRS. S. J. NORRIS, Latest Styles Millinery. Having opened in a new store I invite the inspection of ladies. RRS. S, J. NORRIS, 236 Broadwa .. - - . Coun Blufrs, A. F. CraTTERBUOK, @ Encag, 0. B. Brswick, Manager. ssistant Secretory. DETECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF ,COUNCIL BLUFFS. All kinds of Detective service furnished in and out of the city on short notice. ALL COMMUNICATIONS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. Ctties ~Masonte Temple, ) COUNC oF A b } COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA M etcalf Bros.., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCKGLOVES, COUNCIL BLUFFS TOWA aud 344 Proadway. MRS. J. J. GOOD. ‘Waves, Switches, Whatnots, Langy.'y ard Pompadour Frizzes, ALL KINDS QF EXlair Groods #5) MAIN STREET, - - COUNCIL BLUFF RICHARDS & CLARKE, Proprietors. Omaha fron Works' =W. A. CLARKE, ' Superinendent ~ [are present, as flatuency, nneasiness of tho DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS ADDITIONAL LOCATL NEWS Life Insurance, The “Mutual Reserve Lifo Associa- tion,"” of New York, the leading lifo as sociation of America has 25,000 mem- bers; 100,000,000 of business; £700,000 paid in desth claims; 300,000 assets; §100,000 with the insurance commission- er of New York. A1l policies self-sustaining by the Ton- tine system, after a term of years, In. surance at one-half the cost of the so- called *‘old line” companies, The foilowing are a fow of the profess- ional and business men who are members in Council Bluffs, Towa Andrew Dalrymple, Crystal Mills, £10,000, J. T. Hart, insuraace, 10,000, C. Berkhatter, farmer 10,000, W. T, Murphy, contractor, b Dan M i b TN + Tilton, 2,000, B, Dodge, attorney, Ft Dod 1. A, Bond, jeweller, Thor B, or, capit; {olf, hotel, Athter, furniture, C. A. Morgan, upholste Thomas W, Connell, gas AL Morene, tailor, 1,000, AL E. Anders arness maker, 81,000, Annual cost for £5,000, age forty years, $50, Where is the man who cannot spare a fow cents a day and thereby save his be- loved ones from penury and want in the dark hour of his demise. — mies Piles are froquently procedod by & sonse of weight in he back, loins and lower part of the abdomen, causing the Enfivut to suppose he has some atfection of the kidnoys or neighboring organs, At timos, sym toms of indigestion tures, 81,000, stomach, ofe. A moistere like perspiration, producing a Aoty disagrooable itehing partion. arly at night aiter goting warm by bod, ity very common attendant. Internal, Fxtornal and Itching Pilos yield at once to the applica- tion of Dr, Bosanko's Pile Romody, which acts dircctly up~n the parts affected, absorbing tho tumors, aliaying tho intense itching, and of- fecting ' permanent cura Whoro ofher reme. dies have failed, Do not delay until the drain on the aystem produces pormanent _ disability, but trv it and be cured, - Schroter & Bocht. “Prade suvolisd by €. F Goodman,” —r— The Breed of Hogs and the Feed, When getting ready to fatten the hogs for winter killing it may not have oc. curred to many that there is profit or loss in feeding according to the breed to which the herd belongs. A farmer may foed liberally, and have no difliculty in getting his hogs in good condition, no matter what breed they may bo; but thero is economy in feeding for cortain results, and any system practiced which demands an excess leads to waste and should be avoided. Some farmers are very partial to largo hogs, preferring to keep them until they are from a year and a half to two years of age, with the prospect of securing from each hog at least 300 pounds of pork, while other farmers think it more profita- ble to have their sows farrow in the spring, killing tho pigs when they are about ten months old, when they are ex- pected to weigh 150 pounds each, Both methods have their advantages. The large hog, if farrowed in the summer, may not only get agood start on late . | Tecumseh.’ - | steadfast purpose of Thomas earned for 3 WEDNESDA\Y, SEPTEMBER 24 1534, rogiment, rose to the dignity of ‘Rhody’ when he became a general. Hooker > L] REAL ESTATE during his career in the field. Popo was g saddled with tho title of ‘Saddlo-bag i " S5t e YL T TAMS’ BLOCK (uarters moved pretty rapidly at times. won the brovet of ‘Superb,’ from a ro- SRR L L, mark made by General Moado at Gottys. '“'l““"I_'r::;wlfl"'_"H! roved 1 | wore spectaclos, was delighted to loarn | that the soldicrs had namcd him ‘Four \ bl I T‘ ir ] eyed George,’ for he knew it was ks ) not intended a8 a reproach. Burnside, the colonel of the first Rhode Tsland | never liked the snhrlquol_ of ‘Fighting Joe,’ although he always lived up to it about head-quarters being on horso back His men used to say that thelr head Voo 1F Cor, 15th & Dodgo Sts, Sigel, the german general, wWas known in the other corps as ‘Dutehy.’ Hancock Do Not Forget the Place to Buy burg, when the second corps repulaed Aé distinguishod engineer, was “invariably | Havo, have tho tils Tookal uy batese comchesler styled ‘Old Mathematics.’ The :-":;};T}‘x";'?:‘{ ‘M(‘-r Jou n‘m. purchased, or any Peonnsylvania resorves used to | poar® oue.~The place to go i to ' Sears & call Crawford ‘Physics’, he | o boing n surgeon at the beginining of his [ 't 't § AR, o0 1T of the by ani it military career. Logan, with his long | side of Nebragka to flud one, ns we el on easy torma, black hair and dark complexion, was |*ud in ‘Black Jack’ with his men. Sheridan, HAWTHORNE, the cavalry leador, was ‘Littlo Phil," and [one mile west of the Irigh School, we will Shorman's troops spoke of him aa't0ld | el lte from #1: to soe W dt, anioh monthly The sterling nature and OMAHA VIEW him tho signiticant and familiar name of | K, B ko i st ay benm G, e, il Tots :01d Reliable.’” Alexander McDowell | twenty doliars pior monti of for & sl ot oot McCook, like Hooker, was called *Fight. | Y0 Wl tll haun lot and build yorsa hows and you ing McCook." iThe New York city regi- | and bwn vour oxn house s get f1o" ivimtiget™s ments in the Fifth corps changed Sykes [ the rise in property toSydney.’ Halleck was derisively nick- TABOR PLA named ‘Old Brains,’ and Rosecrans had |south andwest from the Post oftico. his namo shortened to “Runy.l’ Leow | dldition sall from 476 to” 8500,y Wallace was ‘Louisa’ to the soldiers un- ENISH A AR > 544 dor his command. o' was & groat | DENISE ADDITION, KIRKWOOD, favorito for his fighting qualities, and the SYER & TILDEN'S soldiers sdopted that inappropriato name [ * &1 !t the north partof thoaity. for want of a botter, Kearney, who had ( mn;mmw & CALDWELL'S ADD., left an arm in Mexico, WA invariably [1# on Sherman avonue the popular drive to Fort known in the ranks s ‘One-prmed Phil » SRy tarinh, L iy Mdlblon RrO4800' to §050 o Butlor was styled ‘Cockeye,’ for ovious HANSCOM ADDITION T it L RN RO RSN o e 100 U ket ro VAW B3 e i *Kill," while Custor was called *Ringlots,’ | w0 aswo sy wo can sl Yo i fs st or o o on account of his long, flowing curls; and | and on easy t uld wish : 50 tho catalogue might be prolonged in- MAYFIDLD, definitely, is wo think the nicest acre property on tho market “Among the Confedoratos familiar nick- :.xl: only twomiles from the city and for §125 an names wore not 8o common as with the | “"'" Federals. Tho soldiers of the Army of Northern Virginia usually spoke of (ion- eral Lee as *Bob Leo,' Little Mahone was best known as ‘Skin and Bono.’ Early was called ‘Bad Ol Man,’ and || Jackson will live inhistory as ‘Stone- wall.”” Tota in this cath and two TUTTLE'S SUB-DIVISION §500 cah o o 2 years tim i ot 5180 on trom Car line, two bl rman_avenuo, from school east inn's add, Horstord's Acld Phosphate, Tonic for Overworked Men, S, Dr. J. C. Witsox, ; Philadelphia, Pa., -"":\’\."f"“l“ 22 v : cre proj says: “‘I have used it as a general tonic. | aud on sa: and in partioular in the debility and | . No dyspepsia of overworked men, with satis- factory results.” , and near on Chicago St., botween 24th and ¢ to bufld a cottage. ty in Park placo from §1,600 to §2,000, rine, 0, Two Iots and house of 4 rooms in s Hill addition,good shado and fruit treos &o. 1 payment down and timo. No. 100 - 24,000, One lot and two houses on Tackson — streot between 17th and 15h St., and § block from 2 St _Mary'scar lino, The Canadian Method, No. 162—8$2,600 House of 6 rooms in Lacos add. on MONTREAL, September 23,—Thomas S, Ju- | tull 1ot oro hlook from our line, & nice pas aed serh dah, justice of the peace, was_arrested for ob- | cheap on easy terms, taintig twenty-five thousand dollara from (. Gt i B. Burland wider false protenses by giving o | o, $10.000 taket a two story hous mortgage on the whole property of which he | and sold o > owned but five-eighths, Both are weinbers of prominent respectablo famili casy terms, tati business lot on Dodgo street to sell. husinoss lot on Burt werect to scll or leago, hoso aro a fow bargaing from our extensivo Jists and by ealling at our office or writing us we will give any Information in our line. W aro taking oharge leway Time Table, [sihm iornonsosann, a et shareo * | tho busincss for our own townsman atd any business e intrusted to our eare will be done toyour satisfaction COUNCIL BLUFFS. wo think The following are the timos of the arrival and de- parture of trains by contral standard timo, at ] [ocal depots, * Traing loav transtor dopot. thn min- A B u.es earlior and arrive ten minutes later. OHIOAGO, BURIANGION AND QUINGY. grass aad clover, but may receive a large shere of attention during the winter, when crops are not demanding labor, coming out in good condition in spring, | and large enough to get much of its sub- sistence in the pasture. The spring pigs on the contrary, do not demand winter keep, and grow rapidly as the warm wea- 17TH & 18TH STREETS \\U . P. RAILWAY, - = iy Ll MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN _Steam Engines, Boil ; WATER WHEELS. ROLLER MILLS, Mill and Brain Elevator Machinerv MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Qelebrated Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting OCloth STEAM PUMPS STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE. BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS, ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. ther begins. Whether it is more profita- ble to raise two pigs that weigh only as much as one that is larger depends, there- fore, upon the management, and the question is still dobatable. The different breeds, however, demand different treatment. Such plgs as the small Yorkshires and Suffolks, which mature very early, fatten readily, and in feeding them before penning them for being finally fatted the food should be of a character to promote growth rather than fat. One of the difticulties with these two breeds is that they begin to fatten at a very early age, and the carcass,when dressed, does not abound in as large pro- poriion of lean meat as that of mome of of the larger breeds. The food, there- fore, should consist of that which not only promotes growth of bone, but which is also of a dietary character. Large bone is not one of the good qualities of & hog, as it denotes offal; but to promote growth in the earlior stages is to build up the frame upon which the flesh may be placed afterward; and, as a rapid growth of the frame necessarily implies the quicker for- mation of musclo, the largest proportion of carcass may bo secured when the pro- per time for feeding corn arrives. If the vigslare very fat when young thoy do not grow as rapidly as they should, and as some farmers prefer to kill them at a period when the fat and lean is well pro- portioned, the ‘‘hardening process,” which is the final method, usually re. sults in an excees of fat. The large breeds, on_the contrary, do not ceaso growing until after entering on the sec. ond ycar, when they to, took on fat very quickly. Some broeds, such as the improved Chosters, Kssexs, Cheshires, Poland Chinas and large Yorkshires, are preferred for their long bodies, excelling in the production of sidemeat, while the Berkshires are the producers of the best bams. In feeding the large broeds,yot it 18 best to have them well fatted at the time of penning them in order to avoid feeding a large lot of corn. The small breeds fatton quicker when ponned than the large breeds because growth has ceased. | YOUNG MEN, Tig Vouraie Beur Coxpany, of Marshall, Michigan, offer to send their celabrated Lo h0-VOLTAIC BEL PLIANCES on trial for thirty days, to men R MILL ol 1:H ODELL ROLL ‘TIIW ¥3TI08 TIAQ0 estimates, and will contract for 1 Filevators, or for changing stem, ‘We are prepared to furnish plans ar ths erection of Flouring Mills and G Flouring Mills, from Stona to the Kol 1 pos*, and estimajes made for some General wmachiner y repairs attended prouiptly, Aadress RICHARD & CLARKE, Omaha,Neb (young or old) afflicted with acrvous debility, loss of vitality and manhooa, aud all kindrad troubles, Also for rheumatism, neuralain, paralysis, aud many other dis Complet restors 1 o health, vigor and manhood guar. anteed, No risle incurred, as thirty duys’ trial is allowed. Write taem atonce for illis- trated pamphlet, fre — "\I(',l:ll am s of C ® 1 Wi liams, the well-known war corrcspond- ent, on ‘‘Lights and Shadows of Army Life,"in the October Century, we quote the follow From an article by Ge ral of prominence had a nicknamo bestowed upon him by his Bome of these names were of a sarcastic nature, but usually they indi cated the confidence of the men in their leaders or their admiration for them General CGirant was commonly known over the watch-fires in the army of th o8,’ from Potomac as *Old United Especial attention given to furnishing Powder Plarts for any pur- | the initials of his name, but sometimes he was called ‘Old Three Stars,” that number indicating his rank as licuten: fant-gencral, McClellan was endeared to his army as ‘Little Mac." Meade, who 68y Chtgomspres g%-y; Cor. 15th and Dodge Streets. 9 it Mail, 2 w gdonm fMall and Express, onm WILLIAMS BLOCK. Accommodation. 2:80 pm At local depot only. PROPOSALS FOR HAY. 8:06 pm Pacific Express, 6:60 p w | noon, Thursi y-five (76) tons of t, THS5, illbo turnished by John 5:26 p m Expross, 9:06 8 m information T caa0, nact s avo pacr, °20 P (11 Bitto, et o CHICAGO, K 1 o The right to rejec y and all bids is resorved. Atlantic Express, 8:05am | yyolopen containing proposals shall bo marked Day Expross, :54 p m [ gy oot *Des Moinea Aocommodation,) 8:06 pm | 11 hoiors *At local depot only. Furnishing £2ay,” and addressed to J.J. L. C. Jnwerr, ci k. *WABASI, BT. LOUIS AND PACIFIO, Eept. 18, 188 t) 120am Mail, 4187 | BIGIEAI EcEbIR Bt 1 o) 6:10 p Accommodat.on 0:00am P T TR PROPOSALS FOR HARD AND SOKT COAL, ved up to 1 il *At Transfor only CHICAGO and NORTHWRSTHRN, Expross, Pacific Express BIOUX OITY AND PACIFIC, St. Paul_Expross, Day Expross UNION PAGIFIC. Wostorn Exprosa, Tacifio Expross, Sealed proposals will b noon, Thursday, Septembor 2ith, 1584, for ing hard and soft coal for the use of city of and ffre dopartment for the yeur cnding Jul Proposa's shall stato prico and kind of coal, to be delivered when ordored, without regard to any defi- nount. ight is rosorved torcjoct any all bids. Thraoin Jnvolopes containing i proposale hall o miek- “At Transfor o ed *Proposals for Conl,” and delivored to the undor- A0 TINBAGE ol igned o lator than Gnioabove peciicd, ) J. 3 L. C Sept. 18,84, 1w Ouahi, Neb., [ -11:40 0:30-11:05 p, m. Arve 10 min R SUBSISTENCE STORES. HIEADQUARTEIS DEFARTSENT OF 1118 PLATTE, ) Office Chief Commissary of Subistonce OMAIIA, NK cmber 11th, 1884, ) sin_ duplicato, subject to the usual 1 at’ this offico until 12 Detober 25th, 1884, at which ti il Lo opened i prosonco of bidd Valstonce PROPOSALS THOS, OPPICNS, . M. PUREY, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Counell Bluffe . Establishea - - and place thoy for furnishing and delivery at tl o 60 barrels vinegar, 36 grain wo : ; lousc in this eity 1858 | strcngin, standarid samplo may bowcersat thin o o, " z0 &n | sampl wposal s ond xobange a1 wnd terms inforn —————————— | ot puy Ation to this 3., TATE, WARKEN WHITE | offico, Th right I x eserved to rejort any or all hids, JOLN P, ITAWKINS, Major and C, T & TES& WEITHE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. | Practice in State and Fedoral Courts. Collctions promptly attended to, rt's Building, COUNCIL BLUFFS T0WA JACOB BIMS, K. ¥ UADWELL 8IMS & CADWELL, Attorneys -at-Law, Room 16, Shy COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. Offico, Main Streot, Rooms 1and 2 Shugart & Mo- Mahon's Block, Will practice in State aud Fedorag ourts, Grain & Provisions, BOOGE'S SIOUX CITY HAMS, J. Y. FULLER, Commission Merchant HmHJElN D, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 222 Widdle Brosdway, Counctl Blufte, i s ISLAN 1 of ita line, councota the 1 ¥oute, and care N, 8OHURZ, =~ oo |l s gis Justice of the Poace| OVER AMERICAN EXPRESS, IOWA. OF ¥ COUNCIL BLUFFS, E Dr, W. IH. Sherradon T b b | DENTIST, I3 s T I Masonic Temple i CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE o ) LR e, Y. donm loowct Blags — + + . 1o | AT apat AT i Y e — T2 e — _ THF CHEAPEST PLACE LN UMAHA T0 BUY f“fl@?fl”fififlf DEWEY & STONE'S, One of the Best and largest Stocks in the United States to select from. NO STAIRS TO CLIMB, —AND-— EQU AT : N ORN & Have been Awarded One Hundred and eighteen Prize Medals at allthe prominent expositions of the World for the Last Fifty Years. And indorsed by the Greatest Living Pianists, —Ar3 T ELE- Most Perfect Piano An examnation of thes» magnificent Pianos is politely requested before purchasing any other instrument. MAX MEYER & BRO,, General Western Representatives. P. 8.---Also Gen’l Agt’s for KNABE, VOSE & SONS, BEHR BROS., 'and ARION PIANOS, and SHONINGER CYMBELLA and CLOUGH & WARREN ORGANS. A. L. STRANG & CO., Double and Single Acting Power ano Hand PUNPS, STEAM PUMPS Engino Trimmings, Mining Machinory, Bolting, Hose, Brass and Tron Fittings, at wholesale and retail.” HALLADAY WIND-MILLS, CHURCH AND SCHOOL BELLS. Corner 10th Farnam St., Omaha Neb. RUEMPING & BOLTE, ~MANUFACTURERS OF — ORNAMENTAL GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES, on Crostings, Metalllo Sky-lights, &¢, 'Tin, Ircn and Slate]Roo = th Stroot Omaha Nobraskn Dormer Windows, Finials, Window Caps vro 810 NORENE &' LANDSTROM, Merchant Tailors. Fall Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style o Short Notice und a Reasonale Prices. ARANTE 510 Main Street, e i d - - Council Blufis. OMAHA NATIONAL BANK U, S. DEPOSITORY. J. H. MILLARD, President. WM. WALLACE. Cashier, Capital and Surpius. 8500.000. OMAHA SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS Firo and Burglar Proof Safos for Rent at from 85 to 850 per annum, IMPORTER, JOBBER AND MANUFACTURERS' AGENT OF ROGKEY, Glassware, Lamps, &b, 13TH ST., BETWEEN FARNAM AND HARNEY’ OMAHA, . - NEBRASKA F ) 1313 Famaln?lgueet. : Gahn rflthers. j Famam Stregt. LEADING ONEIPRICE=— ! T CILOTHITERS = g Furnishing Groods, {1818 Famam Strect, - 5 OMAHA, NEBRASK A