Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 13, 1884, Page 7

EAN AGENT FOR THR OND SKATE.” THE DAILY BEE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13 Underjthe Hollybongh, Ye who have scorned each othsr, Or injured friend or brother, In this fast fading year; Ye. who by word or deed, “And do you think 1t would do her good?" THE VOLTAIO BELT UOY *“‘Undoubtedly, and it would be the | Michigan, orier to send their celebrated Eiro cheapest medicine yon oconld give her, | TN YOLTAIC BRLT and other Erectaio Ae e PLIANORS on_trial fo y days, to mer and the surest. Think It over & day OF | {yonng or o) Soichon courty, days, to mon 7 MAXMEYER&BRO v Have made a kind heart bleed, iy B ohold) aictad with nervous debility Come gatber bere, o, ) % loss of vitality and manhood, and indre MPORTERS AND MANUFACTURING ‘ '" That evening Martha was not sur. |troubles, Also for Fheumatism, neuralgia - A L NI A R Let sinned against and sinning prised to see a startled, anxious look on | Paralysis, and many other dis Complete . Salesrooms 319, Broadway. Manufactory 30, Fourth St. D PG {0, 2. Thia s what Clay.” Tt has pur mannfacturers call & “Club, " but we call 1y 1t is fail niekel p atsd Forget their sirife’s beginning, And join in friendship now; Be links no longer broken, But sweet forgiveness spoken, Under the hollybough, Yo who have loved onch other, Sister and friend and brother, Tn this fast fading year; Mother and sire and child, Young man and majden mild, Come gather here. And let youz hearts grow fonder, As memory shall ponder, Each past unbroken vow, restoration to health, vigor and manhood her beothet's face, aa e clowsly regard- | 7o eltiely "o Pk tnovared, sa thicky dave! ed his wife, whonever he thought him- | yrial is allowod, Write them st onoe for illuse self unobserved. Husbands ate ofton |trated pampblet froe. the blindest of all persons in regard to — their wives, but Nathan was convinced. | Charles Dunsler, a blacksmith of Lees- That night when they were alone he [ville, Ohlo, has made a clock, mostly suddenly exclaimed: with blacksmith's tools, which has excited “Clara, how would you like to visit | considerable comment in his neighbor- your mother this fall?” hood. It is principally of steel, and in a She looked at him a moment insilence, | glass case so the movement can be seen, while a wave of crimson swept over her [gives the time in eloven oclties, striking pale face. Then, turning away, she |the hours and quarters, and is seyen feet said, brokenly: high, A5 and SILVERSMITH Fine Diamonds, Rich Jewelry, French Clocks, Bronze Statuary, English Silver Plate,Antique Brass Ware, Sou clam v Hght esthe 50, beel, seapadte prat mp 2ve Eweorin 12 rasawing. ¥ R T Tl ey " i mogh cancs, k8 the strsps stay and strongthen the ankle often proyenting 8 rlois aud painfal accidents. & il can't afford it, and I'd rather not speak | .. heumatism . . R S e e L AR ador o by, can't afford 1, Usully settlen In tho back or lmbs, and European Holiday Novelties. wheols with brass bushil are o} inches in diameta: and o S o ey Yo who have nourished sadness, “But we can afford It, and Marths iy | often so completely overpowers its vic- asad In & separate box 809, 1 also carry n il line of 4 : it thie Al basl ol — tu lline of all exi Al and Iarge bras Tined wheo's o forms -One-third oash Estranged from hope and giadness willing to keep house for me, Now do |tim# that all business or labor has to be sacowpapying order o0t C. 0, D.* M. L. MILLEX, Westarn Agent, 1009, Fourth Avenwe In this fast fading year; abandoned. Our readers should remem. Councll Biufts, Towa: KIEL:. SALE STABLES .. Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand whick “we will sell in retail or wholesale lota, All Stock Warranted as Renresented. Wholeeale and rotall doalers in Grain and Baled Hay. Pricos § sonable Satisfaction Guaranteed. el s SCH L UTER & BOLEY o M B S Corner Fifth Ave. & 4th St., Councl] Bluffs BMITH & TOLLER Agts, LEADING MEROHANT TAILORS Yo, who o'erburdencd mind Made alions from your kind Come gather here, Tet not the useless eorrow Pursue your night and morrow, If o'er you hoped, hope now— Take heart, uncloud your faces, And join in our embraces Under the hollybough, [Chas, Mackay. pon “THAT BLESSED OLD MAID." “‘There is no other way, Olara. I am the only relative she has left; we must invite her here for the winter, anyhow. She and John stayed with father and T hiure et i snorsclons tons of re. | boF that Hood's Sarsapariile Ia not. reo. proach in his voice, and a look of pain n | Ommended as a positive pecific for rheu- his face which she ‘could not understand. | matism; its propriotors doubt if there ls, “Ob, Nathan!” she sobbed, with her|OF can bo, such remedy. But many face hidden on his shoulder, ‘don’t i, | PeOPle who Were mot soverely afllicted, agino that 1 love you any the loas, or am | tate that they have boen most positively tired of our little home; but I do want to |¢ured by Hood's Sarsaparilla, The dis- go. Just mnow there is nothing in the | 2w Is often tho result of impure blood— world T want 50 much as to ses father and | honce the power of this great medicine BT over It. Itssuccess in many sovore cases “Well, then, you_ shall go, little wife, |iustifies us in rocommending ts use to all Don't cry so; 1didn’t know you cared ag |Bufferers from rheumatiem, 100 Dose much; but that settles it, you shall go,” | One Dollar. Alt;; Mrs. Tracy and thed \lJlnby were — gone Martha looked around the unorna- n mented rooms and_resolved that thero| S HCIAL NOTICES. should be something new, something bright and pretty, to welcome back the NOTICK.—8pocial & vertisomonts, suo aa Lost, Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wante, Board. N{AX M'EYER 8Iz BRO. Leadiugyy usic Dealers inthe West CARRY IN STOCK ALL THE CELEBRATED MAKES ——OF— Pianos and Organs! Lower Prices and Terms this Month than ever offered before, A visit to owr wareroons 7 and 9 Maln street, mother while I was roaming here and | house-keeper! The ‘‘front .room” had tng, oto., will be lnsorted in this column ot the low | SOL2Ceted, there. Now they are all gone, Marthw's | 0VSr been furnished, but after constder- | ruyq of TN CENTS PER LINE for tho fire insortion | mmeee— = — Oovuxort Brurrs, - « - = - Towa, TR nu"mow thfn vight for me | 128 l]:ier reunurc.:u AfM;rtlm |:.ll:lough: a{‘m snd FIVE GENTS PER LINE for each subsoquent n- : o 5 s d 5 to look out for hor awhilo. Tl writs | Nathan into buping & carpet, | st sees e * 90300 No- | RIGHARDS & CLARKE, | W. A. CLARKE, immediately.” 2 “‘A carpot? why Martha!” he exclaimed - Proprietors. ! Superinendent A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From, DR. JUDD’S ELECTRIC BELT. 8,570 Eleotrlo Belts fold for the Month of November by us. AGENTS WANTED, +o businews houses In Council Blufle, JUDD & SMITH Proprision, COUNCIL BLUFFS8. References— ... MM etcalf Bros: WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCK GLOVES, 3832 aud 344 Nroadway, YOUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA '~ NORENE & LANDSTROM, NMerchant Tailors, Winter Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style sn Short Notice and at Reasonable Prices. *‘Yes, Nathan; that is right 1 know; but I can't help dreading it. 1 always had a horror of old malds;” and Mra, Tracy looked nervously around the plain kitshen of the little farm house. “‘You needn’t be afraid of Martha; she ian’t very old, and | venture to say none of the prying, disagreeable old maids we read of.” In spite of his reassuring worde, Mrs, Tracy dreaded the arrival of her hus- band’s maiden sister, whom he had npt seen since the day he left his New Eng- land home to try his fortune in the new west, But, as Clara soon dlscovered, there was nothing to fear from the quiet, sad faced woman who came to them, whose life had been so full of devotion to others, and noble self-sacrifice, that there had been no time for growing hard and bitter, bacause some of life's sweetest blessing’s had been denied her. 3 The children, Bertand Mabel and baby contrast on her return,” sald the sister, quietly. B vases, curtaing, a table-spread, and some of mother’s nice rugs. They will help furnish the room.” granary; I will ebonize the frames, cush- ion seats and back, and with strips of embroidery and heavy fringe they will be handsome. The old rocker which is for- at her proposal, too astonished to say e more. BARGAIN—A horse, to] al ar. “What was Clara’s old home llke? ness for sale. Tre horse it gound young ), B famlly hor: and a8 unusually good " qua Yoa don't want her to notice t0o sharp a | fiics and weighs 1150 poands. Al 3 peochy fun wagon and harness, team is sound and young, woigh 1100 pounds cach, and possoss superlor qualities, Strect & Co., 589 Broadway. “Lmay geb a carpet,” thoughtfally; but H?y Ly other thl“g! would hBVB to \\ A|)l\ and Council Buffs trade. On salary or follow. ommisslon. Address B. L. K. Bee office Councll ‘‘Nat, when father and mother dled, | Biufs. we wero going to divido things, but you | o yrt had no home then, and while John and I | 1 Ssmrron s stayed overything ' remained the same, s -~ When I came here I sold or packed evecy | '3, A ot contititns o wil tead o chionn thing. and here isa big box for you, |lot. Address k. M. Bee office, Council Blufs. which Is on the way here. Besides bed- ding and clothing, there are pictures, s or grocerics for Oma- Land. A. J. ((J9AL AND WOOD—Goorge lieaton, 038 Droad- way, sells coal and wood at_ reagonable _prices, 2,000 1bs. for a ton, and 126 euble for & cord, him, OR SALE - Piano, IL K. Seaman, Paper, Beoks “I guess you can afford to buy a cane- and Stationery, Council Bluffe, geat rocker and two chairs, and we'll ";V,\m::u-gny body 1n Councll Bluffs to take make the rest.” TarBay. Delivered by carrior at only $wenty “I'd like to know how.” gents & wook. ““There are two bottomless chairs in the (D, PAPERS—For sale at Bux offico, at 55 cents J. L. DeBEVOISE. U. P. RAILWAY, Omaha Iron Works TH & 18TH STRERIS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Ray, with the uperring instinct of child- Counell Blufls. |} 054 "tolt tho depth of her quiet kindli. ness, and took her at once into their lov- ing little hearts, 205 Main Street, | GENUINE SLAUGHTER ‘Miss Tracy, although wholly unobtru- IN THE PRICES OF sive, was naturally observant, This, to- gother with the interest she felt in her Cooking and Heating Stoves ! Bt iy, e e btors . 13 A £ ; § , | been many weeks an inmate of his house, 2 s L o aton ok Lhe UHELBORE S CAl oy as ook b wadereor iy ampemer T " P | to make a dlscovery. Rl b e oo e forui COPRCIL BLUFES curtains, It will take our spare time for toll s ! the arrival and de- g o oo e | a1l wintsr, but how. ploased Olara. will iy o I Sl antar timew a he B " 5 ran: o Eld:hme };l)liau;nt..l That thllu was affect- utes carller and arrive ton minates later. | g the whole family was only too appar- ever coming to pleces can be mended and treated likewise, minus the rockers, and you'll have an easy chair, A pine ) table, which you can make, stained and varnished, and covered with the spread. will do nicely.” allul“é::ll.’"“ sounds practicable; I'll help Raflway Time Table. “There will be ottomans to - make, a B road way ool lam MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN P a toam Engines, Botlers WATER WHEELS. ROLLER MILL . i A. J. Mandel, 325 ur’oadv:ny, Council Hluffs, s ; “‘Lintend to have everything nice for her some day.” LuAVE, CHICAGO, BURLINGION AXD QUINOY. MAX MOXELN, Progp«ietor CRESTON HOUSE, ——EVERYTHING Nos. 217 and 219 8. Main St., FIRSTCLASS, —— - COUNCIL BLUF_F_S g F FInBERRT, 200 Upper Broadway, again to the Front. Study, rofloct and come and Examine, and see for yoursclyes what you can buy for Cash'at my place. BROADWAY ent. It was seen In Clara’s anxious, = \Mill. and Brain Elevator Machinerv weary face, and repeated in a less degreo mI:Xt?l'n::;;llgm ) '.':ma:‘a must 3‘" 5?!: ; f:ll‘:‘uféli:m. m upon the countenances of thelr children. 2 eon 1 he meantime, | 7:100 m *Mall anc o 120 p m = : 5 Thoro. scomod 40 be no sest for amy o | THOr's 8 love of the beauiful o svery | Waop . Atmnafi Gwia| MILL FORNISHINGS Or ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE them. No relaxation in the struggle for existence. Nothing to vary the wearying monotony of everyday labor, which like some huge Juggernaut, was crushing be- neath its wheels all that might have made life aweet and pleasant, Martha shrank from Interfering with the habits of her brother’s family; but, looking ahead, she saw nothing but sor- row and dilsappointment, and felt that something must be done to save them. Watching for an opportunity to talk alone with Nathan, she gladly accepted woman's heart, and it must be satisfied. about the house as a woman does, for he mingles with the world, while most of her hours are spent inside the four walls. Clara had no tlme to fix up anything,that “It is not common for a man to think KANBAS CITY, BT. JO AND GOUNOIL BLUFPA. If surrounded by grand scemery, the [10:05am Mall and Express, 6:65 p m mind can food on thit; but hors, 1o hls| S185% Paomem G ia level, monotonous country I believe the | so5 P TR0 M ;,';., D A e A homes should be bright and attractive.” | 9:26am Express, 0:66 pm *‘Thero may be some truth in that but | 5o,y 4% SRR K00 PO 6.0 L I never thought of it before’,’ replled | p:26 a m Day Expross, 654 pm Nathan, T:20am *Des Molncs Accommodation, 6:15 p m *At local depot only. *WABASH, T. LOUIB AND PACUFIO, Accommodat.on 9:00 nm TLouls Express 8:45 p m Chicago Express 10:66 & m *At Transtor only OHICAGO And NORTHWNATARN, QOelebrated Anchor Brand Dufour Boltinng Cloth STEAM PUMPS STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE. BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS RIDG R MILL, : = 4 A i Expross, 0:50 pm o s, Iolana: R e e $5 | baby was a slght of trouble: but if you : [ P STEAM LAUNDRY him to town. % torldo Witk | o fho. ‘childron holp we can do wooxomtampanne, 0™ | be Whils ox O sugn: i i 5 ders,” 8L._Paul Expross, 9:00 & m 15 Ibs Whilo x C sugar tor. They were rolling rapidly over the | WoRders. L ; 20 b Kircs whit Fiumin 2 S level pyrlirie road, when "Mostha broke |, And they did. When Clara came homo o va, TR L 20 bars s braa Thd B0Ap 1oF-+ % ER il four months later, sho scarcoly know tho e s0am 20 bars Kirk's blue India soup for. 10| E YTHING NEW, |silence. ; ] v Westarn Exprcn sgoam :;u‘xmut'u \'u;'tul;c-":'-l"{nl"t" 1. 2 *'It is truly exhilarating to ride In this|P!2¢0- Linooin Exprom,’ o boxes of Gt “Como and look at your wife, whis- pered Martha, when Natban had finished tho chorcs and was ready for a happy : evening, : SB0-tiit0 a e L50o080 ¢Th0-63001 08 .. ‘There she wus in the pretty rocm, chat- | Aysue 10 minuscs hofors loavitg thnse, i ting with the children. Joy and gladness | © ~From travstor ooy shone through her face, which had lost *At Transfer only.; DUMMY TRAIN bracing_air over these fine roads, especi- All the Latest Improved)|ally with so nico n ‘rig,’ as you call it, _ Tho buggy is easy and the horses roally Machinery. fine animals. You must be doing weil a1 | All Work First Class. now, Nathan,” 8 1n white syrup G for. 1 (0 French mixed candy per 1h 12§e. 8yrup California honey drips, per gal [ Syrup, waranted strctly pure Vermout mapio ROLLE 2 “I suppose I am, Martha; but it has been a hard pull, with losing crops, sick- 4 white fish ard D overything usually kept in a First Class Grocory, and warranto vorything wo sell. Gooda de- livered tree in any part of the city. I also handle Gl and Mittens, Dry ods and Notions, Boots ment of Tinwaro, Re- bo not undersold on any cent below any Competition vir g an invoice of Dolls goods, bt wil sl in the'city, W hwo ca city. Ronts to pay. CASH. Call whon you want thebe of Bargaios in J. P. FILBERT, 209 Upper Broadway, - - ouncil Bluffa ROLILEE ding Rik! _, my lin, Orders by Mail Solicited|ness, etc. We're in debt yet, but with Express Paid on all Or- ders over $2.60. Collars and Cuffs a 8pecialty, r Established 1882. H, E. REMER, Manager 711 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFES, IA. N. SCHURZ. Justice of the Peace. OFFICE OVER AMERIOAN EXPRESS COUNCIL BLUFFS. [OWA R. Rice M. D. hard work and economy I guess we can make it ap in another year,” “‘Then what will come next?” ‘I intend to have a nice, large barn, and some choice cattle; then I shall build a good house and prepare to take comfort, There isn't a better farm than mine for miles around, and I must have the best improvements possible, Then, somo day, we'll have the best of everything.” *“But who will share it all with you(" “Why, my family, of course!” opening his eyes wido with astonishment, “All except Clara, you solemnly. ‘“Why, Martha, how you talk! It is for her I'm working—who else, 1'd like to know?” “Now, Nathan, just takoa few plain words from your sister, who means only kindness, I've hid experience, and, in my judgment, Clara hasn’t vi enough to take her through another of hard work, I have your intere: heart, and would not needlessly arouse your fears; but I am convinced that your mean,"” elasticity in her movements which recalled her girlhood. its sharpness and pallor, and there was an P - it W ) 1) BELIABLE aiuin, | Yowsd tanght mo. on 71| THE BRUNSWICK, BALKE, COL- LENDER COMPANY, [SUCCESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B, €0.) not forget. We'll take all the comfort we can now if we never got a big house.”’ “Martha has made this so pretty that we shan’t want another,” exclaimed Clara, hearing his last remark as they entered the room. ‘‘I'm so thankful to you all for this pleasant homecoming.” *‘Martha deserves the thanks for she planned it all,” said Nathan, catching up the baby, ““You are a jewel, Martha; and to think The moet extensive manufacturers that I was afraid of yon and dreaded to 1 have you come!” ) *‘Wag that because you knew I was an 4 ‘old maid?' " asked Martha, laughing, “Yoo, that wasjust it Ididn'tknow,| === INTHEWORLD. oo 1 Hockatrasser Genoral Agent or you see, that you were such a ‘blossed | % % R ostern Tow. old maid. 50 8, Teuth Btreet + + + + OMAHA, NEB 4 £aradation Billlard and Pool Tables and materis Pure blood is ublolntulfi necessary in | rices order to enjoy perfect health. Hoods ~ ODELI T We are prepared to furnish plans and estimates, and will ecntract fcx erection ~of Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators, or for chenging Flouring Mills, from Stona to the Roller System. g7~ Especial attention given to furnishing Powder Placts for any pu pose, and estimates made for some General machinery repairs attende promptly. Aadress RICHARD & CLARKE, Omaha,Neb RUEMPING & BOLTE, ~MANUFACTURERS OF — ORWAMENTAL GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES Finials, Window Csps, Iron Crestings, Metalllc Bky-lights, &. ‘Tin, Iron aud la o Wsdomn L6 V10 8outt 174 Ehrosh Omaha Nebraaks, Don or other fumors vemoved without the | wife is wearing out. She must rest jrom | Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and EA“UERS, kaifo or drawing cf blood. this constant labor, or your chlld::n :;’m strengthens the system, — — ADMISSION—Gents 15c—Ladiea 100, a0 he mothasiatlit = The cane which President Lincoln car- BKATES—Genta 160. Ladies 100, Admission Free to Ladles each morning and Tues- day and Thureday efternoons, Use of Skates 15 couts. A. F. SCHANCK, Mansger. L II, MARTENS, Propriotor ORDER YOUR Cobs, CoaliWood OF N s Jowas, P. 0, address, Losk Box 1499, Council Bluffs. $20 REWARD! R7() REWARD paid for information of present SR Z() “ocatlon phir borses: wagon aud barnoss, D. Hall to Thomas sfDenton mortgeged by Willi Hay horse soven ye hind log, black horse & d spavin in right noh #et double harness, taken from Pottawatt nd log. wigon, Cooper make, county in August Ten dollars reward for Hall CERONIG DISEASES s et Over tairky yoars practioal experionss @ios 3o Poarl sirsed, Councll Bl ls, ¥ && Cousultation free, 08, OPFICRR; V7, M, M, PUSKY OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS.. Councll Bluffs, . . Ta, Established - - 1856 Dealers in Forelgn and Domestic Exchavge and Home Seourities. J. R. TATE, ATTORNEY AT LAW Practioo in Btato and Federal Courte Collections prompily sttended to, Room 16, Shugaxt's Building, COUNCIL BLUFFS Dr, W. H. Sherraden "DENTIST, - | wouldn't go anyhow, Martha,’ “Don't, Martha, talk In that way! Clara is as well as usual, She was al- ways slender and delicate, I'd gladly have kept her In ease, but she knew she married 8 poor man, and was willing to work up.” ~ He wasa litile annoyed, “I doubt not you have been kind and good to her, and now that shehas helped to ‘work up’ so far, I know you will be glad to give her » vacation. You do not realize what it is to care for three child- ren and do all the work that must be done fn s farm house. She might have been slender when a girl, but not care worn, To-night, if you will look at one of her old plotures, you will be convinced I am right.” *‘Suppose 1 am; what then!" “‘How much would 1t cost to send her back to Ohio for the winter! I could keep house."” 3 *Simply out of the question. She “T thought you dldn't know 1t; but she Is as homesick as & child to see her fa- ther and mother. She hasn't said so, she never complains, but an unutterable longing fills her eyes, and quick tears ried on tho night of ais assassination fs ALONG THE LINE OF THE now the property of Colonel W. H., Har- vir of Cloveland, who was with the pres. | U0ICAE0: St Paul, Minneapolls eni {dent on that l;tululhnigdht. : lThe cane has OMAHA RAILWAY. a bent top, a dog's head of ivory and a mrmwhgnldLllmnd] on which is UflgerBd! ‘hln. pew extenslon of this line from Wakefleld uj “‘Abraham Lincel, 1865,” TFUL VALLEY of the GAN ——— B“m.&u,h Conoord and Colerldge An Out-Cropping, TO EARTING TON, ‘When you see Indications of coal lying | Beaches the best portion of the State, Special ex tos for Iaud- sockers over his line § along the surface of the earth, you may | JINEE Mol St Harkingion, and via, Blais 10 & know there is more coal underneath, | prineipal poluts on the Just so when you seen an awful case of | SIOUX OITY & PACIFIO RAILROAD salt rheum, you may know that the blood | gyats over tht ., 8t. P, M. & 0. Rallway o Coy is in an awful condition. Mr. Francis astan, Blous Otty, Pouca, Harblogton, Wayne an¢ Standish, of Duxbury, Mass,, writes that 3 Brown's Iron Bitters bas proved a long| ~©Gonnect at Elaix 4 . @ant, 0, Nellgh, and through ! wished-for friend, becauso it cured his | % F1¢:020% Oskds.e, Nellgh, aad through do Va salt theum, which had tormented him for | oryaessll o formationcalt long and weary years, Three bottles — made him foel like » new man, This H. 8. ATWOOD, valued remedy also cures neuralgia, rheu- Plattsmouth, - » - Nebraska matism, etc. BARADER OF THOROUGHERND AND WIGH @RADN e —— The delinquent taxes due the city of Orange Blossom Flour L A, STEWART & CO, 013 Jones Btreet OMAHA NEB PIANOS! HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS Endorsed by Puaxz Liser, EMERSON PIANOS. Bnrivalled or Tone or Finsh: KIMBALL PIANOS Bost Modern Price to Buy, } ask For sep cross. { New York from the Manbattan Elevated Hall decribed®s Aot § i Rallway company wero pald by certified fl[ll[fllllll AND JERSEY GATTLE The Kimball O long and favorably kuwn o the west, racemmends : 140 Masonic Temple, e e “tor Jour | check drawn by Vice.Prasidont Galloway PRI SRR, AAGEE % STEWART, . Bolé Ageat for above linos of Goods, - Waterooms, 530 oul. Apply to Leouard Ev ¢ redt, attorue; atlaw Bouae for her, .h’“nld g0 gladly.” for the umount of §1,285,533, - Bluffs und Correspondence Solicited, Agonts Wanted, Cunctl Blutts, lowa, Oounell Blafls + 1, Towa, 4 Young siosk 1or Corresp ndeae soliotd UIIW EE770%8 "TIZCO >