Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 22, 1884, Page 7

THE DAIl y .Y BRE ONDAY, DA&C. 22, 1884, 1 AM TIE WESTERN AJENT FOR THR “‘RICHMOND SKATE.” §0, ¢ wturers o S (e aae ! A 1 na 0 It has : ) ) fravls dmp B the o rios A pa dents, [ and ¢ . 1t pure Turkey Boxwo o it the st : A ¢ j o, Bixro wheels with braes | i ] cased In o sepacae o, 8 i of il oxte 0 s O thied oatl Recompanying order; balan Councll Biuffs, lowa, KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand whiot wo will sell in retall or wholesale lota, All Stock Warranted as Renresented Wholeealo and retall dealers in G . Prices sonablo Satlata SCHLUTER & BOLEY Corner Fifth Ave. & Councll BlnffE X BMITH & TOLLER Agts, LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS ¥ and 9 Mala street, - Qouxcir Brurrs, » « - « = Towa, A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From. AGENTS WANTED. Drs. Judd & Smith’s New Improved Electric Belt. 310 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA M ST., DALLAS, TEXAS; and FT. WAYNE, IND i1 y q he . " Neuralgia T POSITIVELY CURES— Kiducy and Liver Complaint, Bright's Discase, Ehcumatism, ¢ D USishiia) NOTvonMION W aRTig M ohinosts Spinal ‘Affections, Indigcstion, Heart, Disonss, Fits sadach, Lame Back, Cold Fect, and all digeases requiring incrcased motive powers, ~ New fmproved bel 53 and S5 0ld style 8¢ each. N etcalfl Bros.. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HATS,CAPS BUCK GLOVES, 332 and 344 Droadway, YUOUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA NORENE & LANDSTROM, NMerchant Tailors,. Winter Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style s Short Notice and at Reasonsble Prices. COUNCIL_BLUFFS ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS, REALLY RICH, The Holiday Display at €, B, Jac- quemin & Co's It is 'no exaggeration to say that as rich a holiday display as was ever made in the'weat 1s that at C, B. Jacquemin & Co.'s jowelry stcre, No. 27 Main street, and a personal visit to that estab. lishment will prove the statement true. Among the specially new goods jast ro- celved are some of the handeomest bronze clocks ever seen here. Another new line is that of chatelain clocks, which hong in front of mirrors, have a charm- ing “eftoct. They are mounted in the finest kind of antique bronze, They also the same kind of clocks arranged for mantels, instead of hang They have also somo traveling , which are little beauti to be seen here is 80 novel that It cannot be de. scribed, and to see {ta “‘flying pendulum,” is alone worth » vieit to the place. Then there is a dizzling bewllderment of dia- monds, rich jewelry, 8, silver- ware, and novelties without end. Alderman Geise is rapidly improving. Mr. Duquette, of Wirt & Duquette, is on the sick list, P, Lacy is oxpected home in a fow days from Montana, Postiaster *Swanson, of Crescent, was in the city Saturday, Miss Anna Flemming left last evening for Ohicago on a visit, Oscar T. Thompson, of Reloit, Wis., is a guest at the Pacific. else, son of Aldtrwan Geise, is home Louis to spend the holidays, Ld. C. Drake, who covers Nebraska for Keeline & Felt, epeng Sunday at home, Chicago university, is at home for the holi. daya. kota, and is spending a short season at his old home here, Conductor Bliss, of the Rock Island, has runs again P.E torney with good grace. Henry Ames, of Omaha, assistant to S, S, visit to his friends here, James G. McClury left on a visit to Pitts. burg on Saturday night, best girl before he returns, SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Council Blufts, 205 Man Street, GENUINE SLAUGHTER IN THE PRICES OF Cooking and Heating Stoves ! In pres Tho season being #o Jar advanced I have concluded to disposo of Wy Stoves REGARDLESS OF COST '( l'um-“;u l:wlnl them until uext season, Call early as I will not be undersold by anyone. Mandel 325‘%;43;1?\.:2‘)', Council Hluffs. IANOS! HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS Endorsed by FRAxz Liszr, EMERSON PIANOS. Unrivalled or Tone or Finish, KIMBALL PIANOS Best Modern Prico to Buy, P o imball Organ, 8o long and favorably knwn In the west, racommends ’:;r'x"'fa&r':uer, "éf,le:\"gumgmrn\mvennou of Goods, _Warerooms, 839 Bluffa uncil Correspondence Solicited, . Agents Wanted, SPECIAL NOTICES. IR OX.T.EIED Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board. ADMISS10N—Gents 16c—Ladles 100, Ang, eto., will bo Inserted in this column at the low rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first {nsortion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequont . ertlon. Leave advertisomonta at our office, No, Poarl Strood. noar Broadwav WANTS, good codk stove, alm et ne c Two nlcely furnished roons, 123 8, First strect BEKATES—Gents 160, Ladles 100, Admisston Free to Ladles each morning and Tues- day and Thursday afterooons. Use of Skatos 15 cents. A handso s exchapgcd oly farnished , 1102Nivth room, reet. W ANIED—A ood yirl for sonoral houses ok in a family of three, Addiess H. Council Bluffs Bee offic: V D—Fy a gentlowan of good address a position a8 bouk-keeper or 8u st Can furnish A No. 1 reforences as to charact:r and ex Addross lctter A, Beo office, A. F. SCHANCEK, Manager, J. L. DEBEVOISE, H. I1, MARTENS, Propristor TAN some days with his brother, A, T, Flickinger, has returned to his home in Wayno, Nab, County Superintendent Matthews returnod Saturday evening from Neola where evening and Saturday. Miss Carrie Dodge, daughter of N, P. Dodge, hos returned from Mass., where sho has been attending school. Mr. Ora Livingstdn, who travels for J, M. Phillips, has gone to Bradford, Pa., where he gentry are doing arushing business, Creaton capitalists have {\rgnqiro(l Al horse exchange, with the capital fixed at | £50,000. There will be no objection to watering the stock, 1t isa capital stock | affair, At the late sesslon of the district court in Des Moines, Mra. John Marphy, of | Green county, recovered a judgment for 83,500 damages agalnst the Des Moines & Northwestern narrow gauge railroad, Her husband was killed by an accldent to | a construction train {n 1881, In the case of Carroll county agatnat its | defaulting treasurer, W. R. Ruggles, | Judge Lyman holds the bondsmen liable | for the abstracted funds. The bondsmen | think they are not held for the amount, and 1t {s said will appeal, James Sweeng, a Perry valley farmer, waa thrown from his wagon on the roaa, five miles from Sioux City, Thursday morning, and instantly killed. The de- ceased was sixty years of age, and leaves a wife and several grown up children, Two freight trains were wreked Thurs- = they don't succeed, and the light-fingered | Fast Mail in 1830, While rummagirg his old papers, the other day, Gen. George W, Jones, of Du- buque, Towa, came actoss his application made to Postmaster General Randall, June 19, 1836, for a postal route from “‘St. Louis to Dubuque,,in the territory of Missouri.” It was sent to Washington a fow days after the postmaster had named a steamor to _oarry the mail down the Ohio river from Pittaburg and Louls. vlilo to St. Louis at an expense of £5,000 yearly. Gen. Jones wrote: “‘Owing to the break-up in the spring mall matter is sometimes eix months in transit from the eadt to Illinois, Wisconsin and Missouri, snd, being carried on horseback and in open stage wagons, much of it is lost and the remainder #o badly worn as to make the addresses on_the lotters and newspa. pors almoat illegible, A steamboat could bo secured at an expense of £4,000 per season to carry the mail trom St. Louis to Dubuque. Should at any time the Rock Island and Keokuk rapids ho so low that they could not be navigated a dedution from the boat owner's compen- satlon could be made with which to pay Theo. Mosler, who has been attending the Dr. T. W, Houghton has returned from Da. rocovered from his illness and is making his . Lally, of Vail, was tn the city yes- terday, and bears the defeat for district at- Stevehs, crossed to this side! yosterday for a He will call on his L. N. Flickinger, who has been sponding an interesting mee!ing of teachers was held Friday Northampton, the carrier on horseback. 1 recommend that you adopt the experlment. Give us a weekly matl for a season at loast.” The general's request was granted, and thoe experiment has sinco been continued with the addition of mail trains. J. R. TATE, ATTORNEY AT LAW Practios tn State and Fedoral Courts. Collections promptly attendod to. Room 16, Shugart’s Building, COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA D, W. . Sherraden DENTIST, Masonic Temple, Oouncll Blufts day morning on the C.B. & Q, near Hillsdale, Towa. One freight train ran off & broken ray), and tho second section ran into it. No one was Injured, but trans from tho cast were delayed soveral hours, Cedar Rapids has organized an Im. provement company, which proposes to buy and sell real estate and stimulato manufacturing In Cedar Rapids, Their capital stock is $100,000, with authority to increase the same to §1,000,000. C. G. Greene, N. D. Pope, James C. Young and F. A, Simmons are the proprietors. A locomotive fireman named Frank Templeton, on the Northwestern railroad met with a sad accident on tho morning of the 13h, and narrowly escaped belng killed. While taking coal at Cleveland he had some trouble with the chutes, which resulted in his falling in the pit of the engine tender and three tons of coal falling over him. He s quite badly cut and braised, but no bones are broken. Towa, Notifications have been sent by Gov. Sherman to all the state officers, district judges and district attorneys of thetr elec- tion. He also sent them their oaths of oftice and bonds, the latter of which they will fill out and return to the executive councll for its approval, UMPH EOPATHIC VETERIN The following ~XISP is the amount of bonds required by law: For tho Curo of all discnse of Socrotary of state, 5,000 auditor of state. 810,000 trensurce of state, 300,000;| HOrses, Cattle, Sheep DOGS, HOGS, POULTRY. Used successfully for 20 years by Fare mers, Stockbreeders, Horse R.R., & Endorsed & used by the U.S.Governm*f. r=Pamphlets & Charts sent free, HUMPHREYS’ MEDICINE CO., attorney-general, $10,000; district attor- ney, $10,000. At Dubuquoe the other evening a burly ruflian mede an assault upon a young lady who was returning home alono after dark from Dr. McCarthy's oflice, whither she had gone to have an aching tooth doctored. She resides near tho cathedrm, and when near Third and Blufls streets some unknown scoundrel jumped from out the darkness and threw his arms about hor, but her lusty screams soon brought help and she was speedily re- leased. The lecherous scamp who as- saulted her unfortunately made his es- cape. At Des Moines $30,000 of the city funds are depoeited in the clty bank and the cashier of the institution is continu- ally proflering to the city advice con- cerning the administration of its finan- cial aflairs. He attended a council meet- ing the other night and remarked that it would be a poor policy for the city to withdraw its deposit in order to pay some of its outstanding warrants. A sarcastic alderman replied that he thought so, too, or it would be better for the city t ‘stand off” its creditors a while longer Humphr_eys-’ Homeopathic 030 yoars. The only successful remedy for Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, aud Prostration, from® over-work or other chuses, $1per vial, or 5 vinls and Tarze vinl powd b 50 DRUGGISTS. o sent postpaid on receipt of It e Tl « Homeoputhio Medicine Cow 109 Fulton St., New Yorks ‘JAS. H. PEABODY, M. D, aam etroot. Office hourw,12 m to i p. m.and from V08 p. m. Telephone, for oflice 67,reaidonce 125, LEGAL NOTICE. YS French Clocks, ARY |En E(#FIGS 109 Fulton St., New York. spacific No.28 Physician & Surgeon Reslidence No. 1407 Jonea St. Office, No. 1600 Far John R. Hardenburg will take notice that on the 28th day of November,1884, Edmund Bartlctt, a Jus. “than to have it said that the bank which bore its name had gone under. e ANCIENT MASON 1Y, SR oy ‘The Oldest Lodge Book in America, in Franklin'a Handwriting —1731 to 1738, will next week be wedded to Miss Emma Ogden, . Lon Bockhoff went over to Omaha yester- to join in a family birthday celebration, it be- ing an anniversary for his brother, Teter Bockhoff, and for Mrs, John Bockhoff, wife of another brother, W. Ed. Elam returned from a Nebraska business trip Suturday and is again settled behind his desk at Keeline & Felt’s loo ing as handsome as ever, notwithstanding ho has discarded boiled shirts, J M. D. Roger, of Omsha, has accep'ed the position with Wright & Baldwin, left vacant by the retirement of W. J. Earhart, who has taken the poeition of adjusting agent for the Milwaukee & St, Paul. E. J. Cobleigh, the former agent of the Singer sewing machines in_ this city, but now occupying o Iike position at Red Ook, has been a Council Bluffs’ visitor for & few days. He leaves this morning for home and will keep posted in this city’s doings through Tre Beg, ——— New Haven Palladium, The masons of Philadelphia have at last been enabled to make good their claim, that theirs was the mother city of Free- masonry in America, and thus set at rest the plea of Massachusotts for the priort- ty. The ledger book of St. John’s lodge, kept by Benjamin Franklin, and glving a list of members from June 24, 1731, to June 24, 1738, a stifl vellum volume, all in Franklin’s own handwriting, is now in the library of the Historical Society, hav- ing been’ presented to it by George T. Ingham of Salem, New Jersey, who re- ce'ved It from a descendant of David Hall, who was Franklin's partner In the printing business, It is well preserved, and bears on its face its evidence as an original record, “It is,” says Cliffoad P, McCall, junior grand warden of the Grand Lodge, who dlscovered it, “the oldest Masonic lodge book by far in America,” The oldest existing lodge record book proviously known in’ Pennaylvana, dates back only to 1766, and the lodge record book in Massachusetts, that of St. John's lodge, Boston, was compiled and written in 1751-52, and records events only from July, 1733,when Masonry was established in Massachusetts, The discovered record antedates it two years, In it are the de- tails of the Maconic lives of svch Masons as Willlam Allen, the chief justice of the province; Humphrey Murray, Benjamin Franklin, James Ham!lton, Thomas Hop- Real Estate Transfers, The following is a list of real estato transfers filed yestorday in tho recorder's oftice of Pottawattomio county, Iowa, as furnished by A. J. Stephenson, sbstrac- tor, real estate and loan agent, Council Bluffs, Iowa, December 20, 1884 Towa Railrosd Land company to Isaac Cole, o} nw | andew } nw } and ne } sw}, section 2 and lots 5, G and 8, seo. ton 1, 77, 45, $701.92, Henry A. Bailey to Felx Robinson, e} aw } 9,75, 40, 2,000, Total salos, §2 —Aenty 1 overy county in_western tosell tho “Champion Bosom Stretsher and Ironiry Board”, Every lady pronounces It on wight to be just what shs wants, elther for herself or hirec heip. Big indicements to agents. Letails for 81, Address O .8, and 1 Beard, Beo omce Council Bluffy, Towa, JFOR SALE-A topbuggy, fiat. sy mnake and In ex_ellent condition. 'Or will trade for cheap Tob. Address . M. Bee office, Council Blu7s. Towa Ouion Ticket Agent No. 507 Broadway Conrmr:lrl Blnis, Railway Time Table. OOUNOIL BLUFFS, Tho following are the timos of the arrival and de- rture of trains by central standard time, at the ocal dopote. Tralns loave transfor dopob bon min carlier and arrive ten minutes later. \OR SALE-—Houses, Lots and Etepkoason, 603 First avenue, Land, A J OAL AND WOOD—George Heaton, 828 Broad- way, sells coal and wood at reasonable h fives 2,000 Ibs. for a ton, and 128 cublo for a - cord, ry him, utes B i R RN 300 CHICAGO, BURLINGION AND QUINOY. JOR SALK - Plano, H. K. Seaman, Paper, Books | LEAVE. ARNVE oot 85 p Chicago Expross 9:00 & aud Statlonery, Council Bluffs. ;:‘:gm g ;'fi'“{‘f‘,]g Pl T o 1108 *Mall and Expross, 7 m ANTED—Evory body in Councll Blufls o tako | 1 ! Tunlinn. Dallvored by carrior b oty ‘swesty | 150D @ Accomumodation. hi0pw *At local depot only, oente & wook. KANBAS CITY, 8T. JOR AND COUNOIL BLUPPS. )Ln PAPERS—For salo at Bun office, b 35 cents | 10:06 & m all and Express, 6:56 p hundrod Bl pm Paalflc Expross, 6i45 & w 5125 p m 210490 MILWAUKRL AXD 1. PauL, 195 p m pross, 906 a N. 8CHURZ, i Exproas, o p o CHICAGO, BOCK ISLAND'AND PACIFIC, 2 52 pm ‘Atlantio Expross, 9:86 # m y Expross Tig0am *Dos Molnce Aocommodation, f *At local depot only, *WABABH, BT, LOUIB AND FACIFIO, Accommodat.on Louls Express Chicago Exprese *At Trauster only OHICAGO and NORTHWNSTHRN, OFFICE OVER AMERICAN EXPRESS COUNCIL BLUFF: [OWa sTe EEL] ORDER YOUR 660pm Xpress, 8:50 pm / I i ubam o PaclloExpioss 9:06 8 m Cobs, CoaliWood|iw,e “pgmspmim. == obs, CoaliWood|iup= B yman (4] F 8:00 ;lml&‘ ,::N"“' 8:80 11:00 & m Pacifio Ex’fum. opm NS JONES, (th) Ex) 1 Ling *At Travafer only.” P. O, address, Losk Box 1499, Council Bluffs. DUMMY TRAINS TO OMAHA, R. RicoM. D, CANCERS, sy g vint rl siroed, Council Bit ffy, & Counulia’lon frce, aom | :30-0:80-11:06 p. . Smive 10 wibues bofure leaviag siae, “From travsfer oaly. s, B J. Bilton, W, D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 922 Middle Broadway, Councll Blufta, kins, tather of the signer of the Declara- tion of Independence; William Plum. stead, Josoph Shippen’ and Phillip Syng, who were wll provincial grand masters, and also the records of very many more. Des Moines sand baggers are doing — some profitable slugging, Converted in a Well' There are 911,000 horses in the state, | From the Marietta ((ia) Journal, or one for every two persons, Just over the county line in Paulding Fort Dodee is throwing out foelars to | county lives Mr. Manning Phillips, 11 Induce factorles to move there, hukn;(;efll 40 f«at doeplawnltlfld up with *‘Pop sellers” In Fort Dodge are taxed | 1°¢K 40 feet. Ho could got no one to go by tho clty fathers twenty-fivo doliars | gy in 0 finlsh tho desired until last ey onday, when Mr, James F 088, & fear- p Ne o less, able-bodied fellow, sald he wasn’t The Tort Dodge packing house has |afraid to go down in il cld well, A changed hands, and operations are ex- rope was fastened to his body, and he pected to be resumed. was lowered nearly to the bottom, when Whitney, the contractor on the Dubu- | those standing around the well on top of que ice harbor job, Is paylng laborers terra firma, heard a rumbling nolss and only eighty cents a day. were horrified to see the rock, wall and Cherokeo is congratulating itself over | dirt tumbling in upon the living man in the fact that not a coffin was seld in that | the depths below. - Th"'? came a falnt town during the month of November. az. fsrthhallp- His :lnfllbls voh;e in- o e voke @ presence an rayer of the ‘,mT']m v(,edlr]“.lpidl packing house now preacher. The holy mnnl:xf %}nd replied ploys nearly three hundred men and “Tlldo what I f " 1s cutting from 4,000 to 5,000 hogs a day. 0 ot oan for you Jimmle,"” Aud thus completely walled In with rook, Burlington is about to loge its public | above him, below him, around him, he library, Its death is announced In the | was unable to move his body, but man- Hewkeye to occur with the close of the aged te get his hand to his mouth and year, Elu‘h the dirt away. The rope around ‘ATowa has this season raised 300,000, | his body was cutting him fearfully. The 000 bushels of cor, and eucceeds ip [ men above thoughtlessly tugged away at knocking Illinols clean out of the ring | the rope and were about to pull him in for first place. ;wl.fm. !fl? mu.ucceailed u:l gat!lng msl1 The machinery has been taken out of [ XPife out of his posket and severed the | tho woolen willa at Towa Falls and taken fope that bound him. | The men worked to Nushua, whera & stock company sre | (0% d88E ifo In removing ‘the rock and | bullding 8 large factory, d ;::‘.I;:d :c rg.uu;]\rr. I (...f}:um his suf- | AL Rosk Valley the Methodlsts and | half he was thus tapriemd. it @ | Catholics have each neat edifices, was reached ho. was almocs uneonsotous, | school facilities are also numbered among } but the frosh air n00n revived him. o | the numerous advantages of the place. | thanied (od and hi resouers for dellver- The vigilance of the Ottumwa police | once, and said he went down in that well is being taxed to its utmost capacity toda wicked man, but from henceforth he keep the town rid of thieves, but still¥ would lea different life. Tramps are troublesome at Greenfieid, Orange City offers inducements fora tlax mill, and ticeof the Peace of 'F urth Omaha Preciiot, in Nebraska, 1#sued an order of at tachment for the sum of £41.00, in an action pending before him, wherein Richard'C. Moore s plaintift ard John R Hardenburg is defendant, — That prop- erty consisting of three paper boxes (contents un. known), and moncy in the ands of A been attached unde o tinued to the 10th day of Janus In the forenoon. E. Omaha, Deo 1, 1584, Attorney for Plaintifr, Dec3 Btlew W.8.sHOKMAKER, Attormey and Counsello AT LAW. 215 S, 13th St. Omaha, Neb. Fourtcen Years' Practlce InTowa and Colorado, FERE Supreme H, Otficer & Pu oy, ey & Ford, Bankers, Logan, fHarris CoLonAno—Hon C, Helni, Associat Bupreme Ceurt » Denver; Hor riscn, District stice, Wm. Har sidence, Brena Vista;Hath: €eway's Bank, Faiplay, Park Co decl-1m NOTICE. The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Western Horseand Cattle lnsuranco Co., will be held at the office of the company in Omaha, on- Monday, January 12th, 185, Hesky PUSor, Pres' cy't, __Cuas. E. BUrskster, Asst Sec'v, dee'15 lo “E 01D RELIABLE THE BRUNSWICK, BALKE, COL- LENDER COMPANY, [BUCCESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B, €0.) Tho most extensive manutacturers Billiard & Pool Tables IN THE WORLD, John Hockstrasser Gonerai Agent or Nebrasks an Wostern lowa, 50 B. Tonth Strect + + + OMAHA, NEB 1A sdatiou Billiard and ool Tablos and watorts loos Northeast Nebraska ALONG THE LINE OF THE Chlcago, St Paul, Minneapolls ani OMAHA RAILWAY. “n- new extension of #hls line from Wakefleld up o BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the GAN through Conoord and Coleridge To HARTINGTON, Reaches the best portion of the Btate, Special ourslon rates for land seokors over this line Wayne, Nortolk and Hartiugton, and via Blals o principal poluts on the SIOUX CITY & PACIFIO RAILROAD Trains over tht (., 8¢. P, M. & O, HRallway $0 Cov ogton, Bloux Oity, Ponca, Harbingtou, Wayae an¢ Nortolk, ODonnect at Hlair or Femant, Onkda o, Noligh, and turough bo Val entine, o THE CH EAPEST PLACE IN OMAHA TO BUY FollefieNef=To{=f=E Is AT DEWEY & STONE'S Ona of the Rest and Largest Stocks inthe United States to Select From, NO STAIRS TO CLIMB. ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR MAXMEYER&BRO IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURING S and SILVERSMITH Fine Diamonds, Rich Jewelry, Bronze Statuary, glishSilver Plate,Antique Brass Ware, European Holiday Novelties. MAX MEYER & BRO. Leadiug Music Dealers inthe West CARRY IN STOCK ALL THE CELEBRATED MAKES ~—O0F— Pianos and Organs! Lower Prices and Terms this Month than ever offered before. A visit to our warerooms solicited. GRAND GLOSING OUT SALE —AT— YOUNG'S ART EMPORIUM 1513 DOUGLAS ‘ST:, OMAHA: Commencing Monday, November 24th Consisting of Pictare Frame Mouldings, Picture Frames, Ergravings, Paintings, Water Colors, Photographs, Station- ery, Pocket Books, Purses, Ladies’ Shopping Bags, Scrap Books, Albums, Statuary, Ar- tists’ Materials, Gold, Bronze, Plush and Velvet Cabinet | Frames, Brackets, Comb and Brush Sets, Jewel Cases, Work Boxes, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes. Oder Sets, Birthday, Christmas and New Year Cards, and a Great Varlety of Fancy Goods and Novelties Adapt- ed to the Holiday ‘I'rade. Have You Pictures to Frame If so, this is an opportunity of a life-time to get them done in the best of style, and at prices detying all competition, I have the largest and finest stock of the above goods, in the city, having made my entire Holiday Purchases before deciding to retire from the business, Failing health compels me to make a change and in order to close out my stock at once, I offer without reserve, bargains in every line such as will insure a speedy sale, This is the Greatest Opportunity ever of- fered to the citizens of Omaha and surrounding towns to select their Holiday Goods, Come at once and be convinced that every article of- fered is a bargain, ] YOUNG'S ART EMPORIUM ! 1513 DOUGLAS STREET.,