Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • 3

3 THE RfOTTT fflTY TOTTRNATi! MOPVTTWi APTRTT; 19 maa VP BUSINESS DIRECTORY. CROUP. NOItTIIWKSTEKN ITEMS. iowa! Clinton sawmills are at it again. The firemen's ball at Fort Dodge netted SI 12.

35. District court, opems in Clinton county with 575 cases on the docket. Charles Dickens will read in Council Bluffs next Monday evening. li. A.

Cobb, an old settler of Black Hawk county, died last Friday. Tho funeral of T. R. Beers occurred at Lyons on Monday afternoon. Tho young ladies of DeWitt have just given a grand masquerade leap year dance.

The Iowa railroad commissioners are investigating the New Hampton bridge disaster. A s'c-ite convention of county superintendents will be held in Davenport May V) and 11. is believed that the Mississippi will higher water this spring than has been known in years. The corner-stone of the new observatory at St. Katharine's hall at Davenport will be laid to-day.

Tho Herald says there is general agreement that Clinton's principal streets should be paved. ott county farmers are busy with their spring sowing. The barley acreage will bo much larger than usual. A new evening newspaper is promised in Dubuque. John Blanchard, late state oil inspector, will be the editor.

It uill be republican in politics. The Presbytery of Iowa will close its session in Burlington to-day. It represents forty-four churches, twenty-eight ministers and 3,500 members. What Cheer miners had a rejoicing on Saturday evening over the success of their measures in the legislature, and presented J. J.

Sullivan with a gold watch. It is expected that the Odgen house in Council Bluffs will be reopened in May, and the Nonpareil says, "The hotel, when completed, will be as good ns tho Millard in Omaha. Tho city council of Dubuque has ro-flolvcd that all work heretofore ordered to be done on the streets, except on Commercial street, should be done by contract, and not by day labor as during t.lie past year. Reform has even struck Council BlufTi. Mayor Iiohrer has caused notice, to bo served on tho proprietors of the gambling-houses that the games of hazard and Btud poker must not be permitted in their establishments.

The Boono county grand jury has indicted Rev. H. Laidloy, a Methodist minister, lately presiding over the Og-den charge, for seduction, the victim being a feeble-minded girl in his household. He gave bonds in 2,000. Humboldt is preparing for a vigorous bapejball campaign this year and is organizing a stock company for the maintenance of a professional club.

Three salaried players will be imported and a high standard of general excellence raised that will enable them to cope with any club in the state. The Council Bluffs board of trade has a hotel committee for some purpose. At tho last meeting of the board four of the five members of the committee reported that they had labored hard to get the other member of tho committee out to work, but without succesH. The- committee was enlarged and continued. A fine new boy arrived at the home of the editor of the Cedar Rapids Gazette on the 10th.

A paragraph announces that he ''came to the It is further alleged that the young man braced himself up after becoming an American citizen and said: 4 'Hurrah for tho old The youngster is likely to keep that up after the encampment over. A member of tho Fort Dodge band explains why the organization is not up to a high standard. Among the discouragements he cites the following: "We are willing to furnish music free of charge to any public enterprise, but don't consider it our duty to pay 25 cents apiece for a little pork and beans after playing on the street a half an hour for that privilege. An old man of about 70, with his pray headed wife, boarded a train at Uttumwa for tho west. He had with him a two-gallon demijohn, which, in petting into position, he struck against mo iron frame of the seat and brnlrpi The odor of bad whisky and the sound or old school nrofanitv tilled tho noaoh.

Iho old man wouldn' go on, despite the protests or his wife, and left the train, ehe following, to hunt a new supply. DAKOTA. Bowdle, wants a flouring mill. Forest City is to have a hotel. Ihe ico in the Missouri at Bismarck was Bohd last Sunday.

Tiie wife of Rev. John H. Babcock, Episcopal rector at Mitchell, died last Sunday. Btunt offers a bonus of grounds and $1,000 in cash for the establishment of a creamery. otudents in the Dakota universitv will fit up a steamboat and make a summer trip to New Orleans.

Dwiffht Johnson, of Aberdeen, had his left leg taken off by a Milwaukee engine Monday morning. Tho Dakota Farmers' alliance has ordered twenty carloads of binding twine to bo shipped to Aberdeen. A number of Charles Mix county parties were before the United States7 grand jury at Yankton last week charged with appropriating timber from government land in the Missouri bottoms. Wednesday, April 25, is designated Arbor day for that portion of Dakota Jyin south of the 47th standing parallel or latitude, and Tuesday, May 5, for 'he portion of Dakota lying north of that parallel. Wessington Springs True Republican, An accidental shooting is reported to i's from the south part of Viola town-emp, whereby Ben Reynolds was seriously wounded in the abdomen by a revolver ball.

It appears that two brothers and Ben, wore shooting at a rnark, when the former, supposing the pistol empty, carelessly snapped it at "is brother with the above result. Yankton Press and Dakotaian, 10: Anere is an inclination on the part of some of the city authorities to increase llcense fe from 8300 per year toSoOO per year. TThe latter figure is ui mnm a iswut nnH rai statute, but Yankton can go much Jower because it operates under a special cuarter. Under this charter the max- this iuiiu me council can go at any time. NEBRASKA.

There is a lack of house room in Nor- Te? 8 bal1 ia Omaha left a net profit of $1,400. The reunion committee at Norfolk has purchased 1,200 tents. Latest news from Omaha: 44The burglar made his escape. The property owners on Main street, remont, are in favor of paving. new directory of Omaha shows names, an increase in a year of 8, 13o.

It is estimated that the new Masonic Planned for Fremont will cost o3j, 000. A lack of funds will prevent any improvements being made in Hanscom. park, Omaha, this year. Richard Turner, a single man, about o0 years of age, suicided with a revolver at Grand Island on the 9th. Tho number of counterfeit silver dollars in circulation at Nebraska Citv sug gests that a gang ia at work there.

Gust Rapp, a Swede, 35 or 40 years old, suicided with morphine at the City hotel in Fremont on Sunday morniag. The Omaha board of tade, has abolished the freight bureau 'of thejbbard, as it was found that the nerehl3Ie and commercial interests of tho city were not working in harmony with the bureau. Johnson, the street car driver who ran over and killed little Herbert Grant on Sunday evening in Omaha, is to be prosecuted for manslaughter. County Attorney Simeral says the car drivers are rockless, and he thinks if an example is now made of this ono the others will profit by it and exercise more care in the future. Tho Herald says that Fremont is coming to the front in elegant shape this year.

There are morn buildings, and better ones, in process of erection or as sured than ever before, and there will bo a greater investment in permanent improvements and manufacturing en terprises than during any other season in the history of the city. MINNESOTA. The repuoiicans or fct. 'aui nomi nated Dr. J.

H. Murphy for mayor last Monday. Contracts have been let for building tho state school for feeble-minded chil dren at Faribault. Tho stockholders of the Red Wing, Duluth and Sioux City Construction company met at lied Wing Tuesday to complete the organization. Rev.

R. M. Pop, of Cannon Falls, now in nis oist year, was a soldier in the Mexican warin he same company of which Gen. Juew Wallace was a lieu tenant. Look Out for Cholera Maguire's Benne Plant.

Forty-five years. Infallible specific for diarrhoea, dysenterv, cholera morbus, flux, children's teething, and if taken in time a sure preventive of Asiatic cholera. A new lace pin is composed of two Koman gold rings, intersected oy a ring consisting of hair round balls, highly ornamented with twist- wire. Advice to Mothers. Mrs.

Vin8low' Soothing Syrup should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pains, cures wind colic, is the best remedy for diar rhoea. Twenty-five cents a bottle. New children' earrings are made to represent a small gold three-leaf clover, each leaf having a countersunk center, set with a pearl. The edge is overlaid with fancy rope wire.

Ladies In delicate health needing a gentle yet effective laxative will find the California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, pleasing to the taste, acceptable to the Btomnch, and perfectly safe in all cases. It is the most easily taken and pleas- antiy euective remedy Known to cure and prevent costiveness. to dispel head aches, colds and fever, and strengthen the kidneys, liver and bowels, and is therefore favorite remedy with ladies. For sale in 50-cent bottles by F. Han sen.

A unique bracelet is composed or a number' of small gold horseshoes, united bv little chains, the nails in the shoes being represented by tiny dia monds. It Is a Curious Fact That the body is now more susceptible to benefit from medicine than at any other season. Hence the importance of taking Hood's Sarsaparilla now, when it will do you the most good. It is really wonderful for purifying and enriching the blood, creating an appetite and giv ing a healthy tone to the whole svstem. Be sure and get Hood's Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself.

Link cuffbuttons, made in the form jof 6mall horseshoes, set with diamondqandj sapphires, are in demand. Will you su.fFer with dyspepgia and liver complaint? Shiloh's vitanzer is guaranteed to cure Sedgwick Smith. you. For sale by Ear studs of twisted wire formed of four small curls, with a raised diamond in the centre, are neat and fashionable. That hacking cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure.

We guarantee it. For sale by Sedgwick Smith. A pretty queen pendant introduced for the Easter holidays is in the form of a tiny egg, enameled in different colors. Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price, 50 cents.

Nasal in jector free. For sale by Sedgwick Smith. A pretty pin-cushion is made to rep resent a small silver water lily, with a center of plush, which is used as the cushion. Sleepless nights made miserable by Shiloh' 8 Cure is For sale by Sedg- that terrible cough, the remedy for you. wick Smith.

Plain enamel clematis blossoms with diamond centers and long, curved stems, are fashionable for bridesmaids' presents. close of New Style Vinegar to cure them. mum license fee is 8600 and to A PAIR OF SENSATIONS. Pittsburg: Society Torn Up Over the the Abduction of a Prominent Young: Lady. A Young: Couple at St.

Louis Skip Out with No Warning Word to Their Friends. STOLE THE SOPRANO. A PITTSBURG SOCIETY SENSATION. PiTTSBURO, April 11. Ensign Ryan, of the United States navy, detailed here to inspect armor plates at Carnegie' for the government, and J.

H. Meade, president of the Arctic Ice company, were arrested by a detective last night on a charge of abducting the 17-year-old daughter of W. J. Parsons, a prominent citizen of Allegheny. The daughter, Rose Parsons, is a leading soprano of the North Avenue M.

E. chnrch choir, one of the most fashionable churches here. The suit was made by Mrs. Parsons, who claims to have discovered through detective that her daughter Was induced to go to New York on a promise that she would be secured a position in an operatic troupe and suppled with costumes. She went to Trenton, N.

J. stopped several days there at the Windsor hotal under the name of Mrs. Marshall, and was joined by Ryan and taken to New York, where she is now secreted in a flat on Broadway. The arrests have created a profound social sensation. Tho daughter has been missing for ten weeks and her mother has been searching for her everywhere, and the most prominent citizens here, as well as the pastor of the church, have been interested in the hunt.

The parties were committed to hearing. ine news or tne arrests caused considerable excitement. Lieut. Eaton, who is in command here, has been notified to suspend Ryan pending an investigation, and if the charge is sustained Lieut. Eaton says Ryan will be dis-1 missed from the service.

The prisoners have been held in $10, 000 bail. ST. LOUIS SKNSATIOV. A YOUNG COUPLE ELOPE. St.

Louis, April 11. James B. McGinly, M. D. treasurer of the Palace museum, and Miss Birdie Dunlevy, a pupil at Martin Haywood's shorthand institute, are not to be found at their accustomed haunts.

They have been missing from those places since Wednesday of last week. Mr. McGin-ley, the father of the doctor, is aware of his son' whereabouts, having received a communication from him telling of his romantic excursion in Miss Dun-levy' com pan y9 23 The young lady's parents have not heard from her directly, but have information as to her present location and are not alarmed about her. Miss Dun-levy is a pretty young lady between 17 and 18 years old, well rounded figure, brown hair, brown eyes and some knowledge of the world. Her father is A.

C. Dunlevy, a dealer in galvanized goods at 1515 North Levee. Mr. Dunlevy is well-to-do and has educated his daughter as thoroughly a3 she cared to be educated. When two months ago she took a fancy to learn shorthand he placed her in the institute.

She was not regular in attendance, preferring more to study the freaks in the museum at Sixth street and Franklin avenue. Several companions from the school accompanied her on these excur sions from the path of knowledge, and were made aware of the progress day by day of an attachment that had sprung up in her heart for the treasurer of the museum. The young gentleman was the Bon of the proprietor of the handled the cash of the institution in preference to practicing a profession for which he had been fitted. He graduated in surgery with honors two or three years ago from the Rush medical college at Chicago. His father is a showman of wide acquaintance, who, in addition to the museum investment, has gathered together material for a circus which he proposes to put on the road this season.

Menthol Cologne, sold by 8. S. Best' Sarsaparilla, 6old by S. S. Best' Bilious Balls, sold by S.

S. A brooch that has been in crreat de mand during the Lenten season is in the form of a tiny palm leaf, made of gold, and partly enameled green. Oxford Face Powder, sold by S. S. Best' Sarsaparilla, sold by S.

S. Best' Bilious Balls, sold by S. S. Somerville Journal: It doesn' make auy difference how pretty a youne cirl may be if she likes some other young man oeuer. The Importance of purifying the Wood can not be overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good! health.

A.t thW season nearly every one needs good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla is worthy your confidence. It is peculiar in that it strengthens and builds np the system, creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while It eradicates disease. Give It a trial. Hood's Sarsaparda is sold bTaHdrasnrfsts. Prepared by I.

Hood Lowell, Mass. IOO Dosc3 Ono Dollar flbteheads, En velopes, Billheads, Statements. Sioux Cityi Iowa. tf 5jw, of ATTORNEYS. Wa.

L. Jot A. L. Hudson C. L- Jot.

TOY. HUDSON JY. Attorneys at Lw. Office over Sioox Jtalional bank. EroENE zxrrz.

w.a. sstaa. DTZ SEARS. Ateornevs and Can a solo ra -L Law. Pavy block, corner Fourth and Ne- fcionx City.

lo. XT I. BROWN. Attorney at Law. Davis' Blook.

i- corner Fourth and Pearl Streets, Sioux City, Iowa. Collection. Monpy to Loan at Ivowest Kates. Beai instate tfoaght and oold. A D.

TOLLEFSON. Attorney at Law. Prac- XjL- tice in all courts in Iowa. Nebraska and Dakota. Office 523 Fourth Street, bioux City, lo.

Mat M. Gbax J. B. EMME3 riKAY EMMES. Attorneys at law, 310 iourth street, Sionx City, lo.

OBERT HUNTER. Attorney at Law. Office Afc over 415 fourth Btreet. Sioux City, lo. HL.

LOFT, Attorney at Law. Commercial collections promptly attended to. 515 Fourth street, Sioux City, Iowa. CoNbTANT K. MABKS.

DVID MOtTL.0. MARKS it MOULD, Attorneys at Law. Office in Davis' block, corner Fourth and Pearl ttreeu, bioux City, Iowa. T. P.

Mubphy. F. M. Fobt. MURPHY FORT.

Attorneys at Law. Will practice in the' courts Iowa, Nebrasisa and Dakota. Also in United States courts. Office .24 Fourth street. G.

HENDERSON. Attorney at Law and U. JL 8. Commissioner. Cnice 415 Fourth street, Sioux City, iowa.

Xf G. CLARKE. Attorney at Law. 410 Fourfc street, Sioux City, Iowa. A C.

STRONG. Attorney at Law. Prompt all busi Xli and careful attention given to ness. Oflice 500 Fourth street, Sioux City, Iewa JOHNBRENX AN, Lawyer, Sioux City. Iowa.

EDWIN J. ST A BON, Attorney at Law, 322 Fourth street, Sioux City, Iowa. Entrance to office nrst stairs west of First National Bank. JNO. N.

WEAYER, Attorney at Law. over Sa-curity bmK. JW. HALLAM Attorney at Law: will prsc tic ia all of lowt and adjoioini states. Corner Jb fourth aud Pearl streets, Sioux ity.

Io. WILLIAM MILOHRigr Attorney at Law Ojfice, 421 Fourth street, Sioux City, lo. V. A. MA(HLL.

J. MAGILL BROWN, Attorneys Fourth street. M. BHOWX. at Law, 523 LM.

KEAN, Attorney at Law; commercial and corporation law; room 6, Security Na-toinal bank building. Fourth Btreet, Sioux City, Io. ARCHITECTS. W. MARTIN, Architect, removed to up-t stairs over Iowa Savings Bank, cor.

Pierce and Fifth streets. Sioux City, Iowa. GG. BALDWIN, Architect and Superintend- ent. oj5 i'ounn street, Sioux City.

Io. EW. LOFT, Architect, Haakinson block, Sioux City, Iowa, l'rompt and careful attention given to ail work. LC. FAY, Architect.

Room Richardson block. Pierce street. CHA8. P. BROWN.

Architect. 517 Fourth 6treet, Martin block. Telephone No. 212. CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, W.1 P.WHITTEN, Civil Engineer.

Special attetionu sriven to the surveying and platting of town-sites and additions. Graiies and drainage systems for towns and cities. Maps, drawings and blue-prints made at lowest rates, Competent men furnished for all kinds of n-pineerinfc work in or out of city. Otfica 517 Fourth Btreet, Sioux City, Io. Telephone 212.

EO. W. OBERHOLTZEB, 513 Pierce treefc Careful pornonal attention paid to land ana lor, eirveys. Jfistimawe made on earth rfc, paintinp, platerinar and masonry. Addition and sub-divisions platted.

Surveys for city grades and drainage. WAKEFIELD, HILL WENGELAND. Civil and Mining Engineers, Sionx City. Wa will take charpre of all public or private work requiring skilled and reliable services, such as waterworks, sewerage, drainage, end the surveys for railroads. DENTISTS.

DR. REDERICH. Dentist, (padnate of the Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery. Philadelphia.) first stairway east of Hotel Bootre, I ourth street. Fresh gas on hand foe extracting teeth without pain.

BEDFORD DentistB, Siopx City, Office in Schuiein's bloak. Hours from 8 A. M. to 6r. M.

One of the firm makes regular professional visits to all points contiguous to Sioux City. Correspondence invited. EE. WIGHTMAN, Dentist. Ofica south- east corner of Fourth and Doutdas streets Freeh gas always on hand for the extraction of teeth without pain.

Twelve year's experience. Correspondence desired. Open evenings, MONEY TO LOAN. TONET TO LOAN on chattel and real estate ItX security by J. M.

vVood, 324 iourth street. np etairs. MUSIC. THE UNION ORCHESTRA. First-class music famished for all occasions.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Any number of pieces furnished by addressing or call on fll. iieea. at i-ijon HeaJy's music store. HfTJSIC for private parties furnished.

Harp ii or full orchestra as desired. Call or a dress John Sassano, Sli West Seventh surest. PHYSIciANS. F. 8M1TH.

veterinary Surgeon. Graduate fj of Ontario Veterinary College in 1872. and member of Veterinary Medical Association of Toronto. At the request of my many friends in Ninmr Citv. I have ooenod an ofSce in Kimr- north Buxton's Palace Stable corner Don it las and Sixth streets, for the treatment of all do mesticated animals.

Horses exammed as to soundness, etc J. F. Smith, v. 8. GUNSMITH.

HA. LYON, manufacturer of and dealer guns, rifles, pistols and hunters' supplies. Machinist. Heavy lathe work and engraving. Pearl street, between Fourth and Fifth.

JEWELER. rULIUS FLECKEN STEIN, Watchmaker and fJ Jeweler. Dealer in watches, clocks aud silverware. Watch work and enjravma neatly executed. Fourth Street up-stairs.

MILLINERY. MIS8 A. E. SAWYERS, Wholesale and Retail Millinery and Fancy Goods. The latest novelties constantly received.

Corner Fourth and Pearl streets. Entrance on Fourth street, or through Ludlow Clark's. WAGONMAILERS. DINEEN BROEL, Carriage and Wagon Manufacturers. Carriage and wagon material for sale.

Corner of ourth and, Water streets, Sioux City, i 1 WIGTON MILLER Boom Cor. Fourth and Pierce. CRAIG Office over PoetofEce, Sioux City, Iowa. Tins (isonfl'elnFhrfadelpTiia a the NewsnaDer AUven. tislna-Asrencv of Messrs.

SOiTS bsadikg'that will prove ikteb- ESTINO TO YOUNG MOTHERS. HOW TO GUARD AGAINST THE DISEASE. Croup is the terror of young mothers especially during the early winter months, as it is then most prevalent. To post tbem "concerning the cause, first symptoms, treatment and how to-prevent it, is the object of this article. The origin of croup is a common cold, children that are subject to it take cold very easily and croup is almost sure to follow.

The first symptoms of croup is hoarseness, it is a peculiar hoarseness, easily recognized and once heard always remembered. Usually a day or two before the attack, the child becomes hoarse and gradually shows symptoms of having taken, cold, and this is where the mistake is usually made, the mother thinking her child hai just taken cold gives it no especial attention until awakened in the night by the violent coughing of the child, finds it has the croup and remembers it has had a cold or been hoarse for a day or two. Such circumstances often occur, and in many cases the mother has nothing in the house that will relieve it, and may be vera! miles from a physician or drug store. You can well imagine the situation and her distress. The time to act is when the child first becomes hoarse or shows symptoms of having taken cold; if Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is freely given from that time on, all tendency to croup will disappear and all danger be avoided.

The remedy prevents fully ten thousand cases of croup every year. It ia the main reliance with many mothers throughout the Western States and Territories; they have learned its value and how to use it, and in those families croup is seldom known because it ia always prevented. The best treatment for croup is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy used as directed with each bottle. Careful inquiry fails to reveal a single case where it has ever failed although a great many severe and dangerous cases have been cured by it. Can any mother who has small children afford to be without such a remedy.

It costs but fifty cents, can she afford to take the chances for so trivial an amount. A Good Liniment. When you need a good liniment trj Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It cures Sprains, Lame Back, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cuts, Bruses, Burns. Scalds and Toothache.

50 cent and dollar bottles. PUBLIC SALE OF Stelrfl AT SIOUX CITY, IOWA, r-ON 3, 1888. About S5 head cf eTra rooH Shorthorns; 13 bulls ana vo cows and licifers. Tne boils are an extra good lot. and will mclud the red 2-yar-oM CraicksLtfnk.

Satellite and he extra good red Waterloo Duke. Tfv se two are good enough for aoy herd of and "will make pood show a he oows are a pood lot. ar.rt will either calf or have alf at foot. Thee cattle have out every day all winter and are in go'vi, breeding condition. Catal' gna ready April ICth, and may be had on applying to ALLEN 0L0SE, Waterloo, Ia.

COL. P. M. WOOD, Auctioneer SKINNER TALBOT, Staple and Fancy Groceries 417 PEARL ST. TELEPHONE 343.

PENSIONS! H. W. RICE, U. 8. Claim Agent, 605 Fourth Sioux City.

Io prosecutes Pension Claims for aidierfl, widows, children and parent. Increase of Pensions and old Pension 1 laima which have been rejected, or from other cane unsuccessful, a Specialty. Cor. reepondeno solicited. MILLAR KENNEDY, Veterinary ana Dentists.

All branches of the profession practised according to the Jateetand most approved methods. Contract taken for Bpayinc--De' orniuer. etc. Horses examined for sonndnef-a. 0ce at Haun- aei Co.

8, 811 aokson at. Telephone GOLD MEDAL, PARTS, 1878. BAKER'S fireaW Cocoa. Warranted absolutely pure Cocoa from which the excess of Oil has been removed. It has three timet iht strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and ia therefore far more economical, costing tftan one cent a cup "It i delicloas, nonriahlngr, strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted tor Invalids a well as fox persons fa health.

Said Jby Grocers everywhere, 0. BAKEF DtMsi, Bass. KANN HERMANN, AKCHIXECTURAIj IRON. WOK KS. And' Manufacturers cf Fences, Creatines, Iron Dk and Shutters.

Window Guards, Wir ens, Office and Counter KaiiSnpo. All kinds machine' repaired. Oniera by "mail will "eive prompt attention. 05 Foartb, Bt Bioux Iowa. Telephone Globe, Meat Market.

-j JOHN TDCKEK, Proprietor. Th beet of Fresh and Cured Meats always a kand. Irish and Poultry in sear on. cennrs fifth fiztzi crnsTi a Members of th.e A- T. B.

Ji HATTENBACH Pawn ana Railroad Tictet Broters 410 JEo-vurtlx Street. Money loaned on all articles of Agents North. German Lloyd Steamship Company. CHlCAa. WnWAUKEFL AltPAUl Owns and operates ,650 miles of thorocgWy equipped road in Illinois.

Wisconsin, lvra. Missouri. Minnesota and Dakota. It is the Best Direct Koute between all principal points in the Northwest Southwest and. Far West.

For maps, time tables, rates of passage and freight, etc apply to the nearest station agent of the Chicago, Mjxwaukex St. Haul Baii-wat, or to any railroad agent anywhere la the world. ROSWELL MILLER, A. Y.R. CABPEKTER, Qeneral Man ager.

Genl Pass, and Tkt, Agt. F.T J3 KE3, GEO. H. AsstGen'lUgr. Ass't Oen'l Pass.

andTkt. Act. Mxlwaukxx, WlSOOVSDU tlTTor Information In reference to Lands and Towns ownvd by the Chicago, Milwadri 4 8t, Paci Rmlw at Company, -write to H. G. Hauoajc.

Iand Commissioner. Milwaukee, "Wisconsin. s. LOTnROP, Attorney XLmxfir 220 Fourth v. SIOUX CITY.

IOWA. Entrance to otiice, zust stairs west of First National Bank. Tj. S. TAWCETT.

D. O. 8UU1X FAWCETT SHULL Attorneys at Law, 426 Fourth Sionx City, Iowa. Boeoial attention given to Baal Estate Law and Commercial Claims. TAYLOR, HEALY SHERMAN.

Attorneys at Xiaw 8IOUI CITY. IOWA. Will practice in the State and Federal Court ot Iowa. Nebraska and Dakota Territory. Cij 20 Fourth Street.

PROFESSOR CROSBY'S ROCK OIL EXTRACT. 2f ATUBX'8 OWZf BAXB BXSTOSXR. Warranted to grow hair upon the baldest h4 when party is not over nf tv-iive years old. Will rf sfore premature gray hair to natural color. Makes the hair grow longer, stronger and finer th-in any known preparation, and excels in rapid-, ity of production.

With each 6n-ceat and lXO -bottle is a check entitling holder Ut one chance in valuable lot in Booth Omaha. NeT. to be dis- posed of by drawing, October 1st. 1888. at ofne In Omaha.

A clear deed will go with lot. Post, age stamps accepted iu payment. Jfrempt at ten- tion guaranteed. Address Gr. o- 401 N.

15th St. or P. O. box 851, Omaha, Nab. (Jome to Beatrice, Cheap homes, mild climate, rich soil, good schools; population) will double in two yeami values will also double.

Will soon be chief manufacturing city in the State. Immense water powr. Eight railroad outlets, with others surveyed or building. Co tne, take advantage of her magic growth Fzcnrsioos from all Eastern points at rates. For eircnlan addrea BOARD Of TKADE.

Beatrice. Veli. J. E. TODD, -HOUSE MOVER aloving and Building, Rising Smokestacks.

Handling Hafes, and tui Jtinds of heavy work. yilb WesitTlalrdat AUGUST KARO, NEW IVI EAT MARKET. Wholesale and Retail. Nothing but corn fed steer are Idllad. ill Fourth streets Telephone J35.

QUACKS EXPOSED! ir tieat and tricks fully explained the dieted si van umelv advice an a warning wt m- aTja pintf PRIVATE MEDICAL COUNSELDO. A CUeat Medical Work for Toung and Over 70.000 Copies Sold. "-fl It treats upon mirrni Tbcor and Impurities Of the Blood i.t both sexen. atei the untold -mJeerles conseqoes thereon. Contain 8 pages, elegaatl Ulussrated.

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i 1 Sioox City, Iowa. txarMeatHm this paper.w&J Afi IVtuVI'l fvtc St: tfonery aadUali Prcsrar ir-Perlaiis Sionn Citj Illinois Central B. THE SHORTEST, BEST AND QUICKEST Bouts to CMcano, Milianiee, Des Moines And all points South and East 16 miles shorter and marly two hoars quicker than any other route to Chicago. 2 Through Trains 2 The only line rnnnina solid trains of cars, coaches and Pullman Sleerers from bioax City to Chicago. I he only line giving eecond-c ass passengers the advantage of ihrough coaches to Chicago.

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