Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 2, 1885, Page 6

. THE DAILY BEE- . | | o i i ! | R THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL BLUFFS, Monday Mormug, Mnrch. 2.4 OFFIOE! 7 Pearl Strest, Near Broadway.! MINOR MENTION, The ity councll meets to-morrow after- noon at 2 o'clock. The finest line of studies In the city at W. W. Chapman’s, Fowspring goods at Cocke & Morgan's 347 Broadway. Just recelved at W, W, Chapman's a new line of studies. Sheetlngs at unheard-of pricesat Cocke & Morgan’s, The ferry cars of the dummy train now start up for the season, Special sale of hoslery. Full rogular made 20c at Cocke & Morgan’s, John Kramer has bonght out the Col- orado house saloon, and gave an opening Satarday evening. Fancy striped ingrain men’s half hose, full regular made, 25c at Cocke & Mor- gan’s, A roward of $200 is offered by respon- sible cltizens for proof of any one fraudu- lently votlng to.day. Fancy plaid ginghams in endlees va- riety at Cocke & Morgan's, Dr. Doetkin's * child, a babe of only two months, died Saturday mornlng and was burled yesterday afternoon. Dress goods in endless variety at Cocke « Morgan’s, 347 Broadway. C. C. Manz and Caroline Warner, both of Minden, were Saturdasy married by Justico Schurz in his magesterial parlors, Beautiful assortment of seerauckers at Cocke & Morgan’s, 347 Broadway. There s some doubts about the Ham- burg plow works lately burned belng re- built. The company had better move to Council Blaffs and start anew here. Buslness men of all parts are urged to close thelr places at noon to-day and turn out to the polls and work for good men to occupy the vacant chalr in the council, See the 10c ladies’ hose at Cocke & Morgan’s, 347 Breadway. Thomas Oflicer, while not anxlous to bs a park commissioner, is llable to be elected, as the people will vots for him to-day. Gent's fall ragular balbriggan hose 20c at Cocke & Morgan’s. To-morrow evening will be the lectare of Mr. Mills, at the residence of Mrs. M. E. Smith, under the ausplees of the Ladies’ reading Club, Oll boiled ingrain solid colored hose 25¢, 35c and 40c at Cocke & Morgan’s, A. C. Grahsm, J. J. Rrown and Thomasy Ofticer will make three as good park commissioners as could be chosen, and cltizens, without respect to party, will vote for the threa. All goods that we advertise to-day ar- rived Saturday. Cocke & Morgan, ‘Wm, Connor, Henry White and Frank Smith were beoked Saturday night at the police station, ths firat to as drunks, and Smith as a vagrant and suspicious character. To-day lots of new geods will ba placed on sil3 too numsrous to mentlon. Call and sce them at Cocke & Morgan’s. Mrs. Horace Everett gave & tea party toa number of friends Saturday cvening, in honor of har guest, Miss Lu Smith, of St. Joseph, and Mies Richardson, of Lexington, Missourl, Oae of the greatest reasons for votlng for Shugart is that Vaughan Is fighting him o bitterly. Vaughan kaows he can- not twist Shugart, and cannot pull the wool over his eyes, Matt Sliter, one of the American ex- press drivers, foll down stalrs while do- liverlng ¢>0ds on lower Broadway Satur- day, and sustained injurles which will keep him laid up for a few days, Such a financicra as John Bennett is just the man who is meeded to help straighten out the city's affairs, By his help 1t will not Le long before clty war- rants will bs worth something in the market, M. and Mrs, Charles Oarllsle, of Mis- against which there is such an open re- volt among the people at large. Tn view of that fast many voters will insist un haviog Thomas Officer serve them, 1t is stated that some of the firemen whon called out yesterday moralng had = |wmore whieky than water on bosrd. There was one little fight botween a fireman and an outsider, and other fincldents, which indicate that the threatened In- vostigation cannot come too oon, Blaxsim, the Third ward demoeratic nominee for alderman, Is reported as eay- ing he would aot have run had he nct been urged to do eo by a delegation of Council Bluffs best citlzens, This dele- gation conslsted of Mayor Vaunghan, J. J. Frainey, Will Galvinand Will Patton. Blaxeim, If elected, will stick by them. Vaughan Is trying to blind the work- ingmen. Ho represents that if Bennett, Shugart and Straub are elected all im. provement will be stopped, and there will be no work. Thinklng men, who have watched the force of warrant, and the amount of cost the laborer gets out of expensive contracts, will not be stuffed or bluffed. The dear old grandmother rouses up feom her nay long enough to mako the startling statement Jthat Murphy, the democratic nominee for alderman at large, has not become naturallzed, and is therefore Imelligible. He may not be nataralized, but he is thoroughly Vaughanized, and will {therefore be sup- ported by the gang, The worklngmen should bear in mind that under the present admlnistration contracts have been let for filllng streets at thirty-seven cents a yard, while the teamsters doing the work get only ten cents a yard, the balance of the thirty eeven cents golng—where! Workingmen cannot afford to eleet Murphy or Blaxsim as these two will work In harmony with the pres:nt administration, “‘Put up or shut up,” Is what Vaughn ssys to the saloon men. A majority of them have concluded it betterto put up alittle, rather than have a fues, Vaughan now has a gold-headed cane, a jewel-be- decked star, a horse and buggy, and there cannot bs many more subscription lats, as It is pretty well supplied. The threat- ened shutting up of the ealoons will squeeze a little more money out of the boys. The Globe, Saturday evening, pub- lished a card purporting to be from J. D. Gelger, eaying he was discharged from Mr. Shugart’s employ, in 1882, for work- Ing for Mr. Pusey. Mr. Shugart not only denles it and challenges any man to make an aflidavit of the fact, but Mr. Gelger himself signs a card denying that, he made sny such statement to the Globe. Mr. Ed. H. Neil, the genial business agent for the Girard and Vokes London bicycle and roller skating celebrities, is in town perfecting arrangements for the appearance of his renowned company of champlons at the Council Bluffs rink, Thursday evening, March 12, Mr. Neil informs us that the company is doing an enormous business, far beayond the most eanguine expectations of the manage- ment. ““If I can have everything my way, the saloons ehall run, If 1 can't have my way In everything, 1 will shut the sa- loons up.” That is a clear Vaughanism. The questlon of what is right or what is wrong, the question of what is for the city’s interests does not cut any figare. it is the cry of a spoiled boy: “‘Give me that ‘erc, or T'll kick ye.” Keep cool, Mr. Vaughan; you only excite yourself, and make others Jaugh at yoa. Charles Nicholson who had the scrap with Chief Walters of the fire depart- ment, and whom the chisf 80 snmmarily discharged, has besn put back in his posi- tton sgain. It was claimed that that the trouble arose over politics, and that the reinstatzment was for political effect, and to stop the investigation which Nichol- son threatened to have made. Satardsy the chief thinking he had made a mistake in reinstating Nicholson, told him to lay off until after eleotion, but Nicholson re- fused. Sach are some of the results of turning the fire department into a politi- calmachine. et the investigation go on, Mayor Vaugbaa, In his desperation, seeing that coaxing will do no gocd, now openly threatens that If the people will not elect his candidates—Murphy and Blaxsim, he will closs up every place in Council Bluffs where liquor is sold under any circumetinces, drug stores and all, If he thinks he can scare anybody he is more conceited even than most people he was thought of for alderman, and there is wo doubt but that he fecls so now. At the same time Vaughsn has cutwardly supported him in getting the nomination, and Reed has no speclal ex- cuse for coming out and declating war on Vaughan, yet ho feels that the fact that Vaughan and his cllque are pretending to support him, is really costing him many votes. Vanghanand hls cllque are in sore dlstress too, They havo nothing to hope from Shugart, and thelr only hope, a forlorn one, s that Reod will feel that he Is under obligation to them, If clected, and may be induced to act with them. Still, they are afraid that if elected, he will fight them In council os bitterly as Shugart. — Beckman & Co., 5256 Maln street, will wash and ofl your harness cheap now. BURGLARS AT WORK. Jennings' Store Given a saturday Night Visitation, Yesterday morning It was discovered that during the night burglars had visited Jenninga' store on upper Broadway. They had giined an entrance through a sliding window opening upon the scales. They bored a hole through the sash, and thus reached the hook #o as to unfasten the window. The most noticeable por- tion of the raid was the tapping of the till, the fellows getting about §16. They may have taken some small artlcles In the stock, but no appreciable amcunt has been missed yet. e Qalifornia Cabbage, Oafifornia Florida Tomatoes, etc., at Wiemers', SUNDAY SCORCH. The Chicago Lumber Company Again Suffers From Incendiartsm, Botween 2 and 3 o'clock yesterday morning the alarm of fire was sounded and the department called wpon to put out a blaze at the Chicago Lumber com- pany’s yard. The fire had been started in a shed where lumber was being dried, and the smell and traces of coal oil point- ed clearly to incendiarlsm. The flames were speedily put out. and the damage was not great, ——— Afine organ, half price, at Beards’ wall paper store, next to postoffice. ——— PERSONAL. Col, Tom was in the city yeeterday. M. J. Rompel, of St. Louis, is at Bechteles, E. Dowling is off for the east after new goods. Hon, John Y. Stone, of Glenwood, visited the city Saturday. H. B. Williams, of Glenwocd, spent Sun- day at Bechtele's, Dr. W. B. Porter, of LeMars, Towa, spent Sunday at the Ogden. P, H, Wind has returned from his visit to his old home in Denmark. Ed Wickham and George Hughes have re- turned from their eouthern trip, Mrs, Kuttner, of Des Moines, is in the city, visiting ber sister, Mrs, H. Friedman, A, H. Schultz returned Saturday from a three months’ visit to his old home in Ger- many, Henry Vincent, of the Tabor Nonconform- ist, was among Saturday's welcome callers at Tue BEE office. Fremont Benjamin, of Avoca, and W, T, Wilcox, of Oakland, were among the visiting attorneys here Saturday. I. N. Fiickinger, brother of the well-known attorney, A, T. Flickinger, left Saturday for his home in Wayne, Neb, L. A. Devine, the agricultural implement missionary, run in from Nebraska Saturday to spend Sunday at the Pacific. Col. J. W. Chapman is able to be out sgaln, but does not look a3 rugged as his friends would like to seo hum, H. C. McHanna has been appointed assist- ant superintendent in chargs of the North- western from Belle 'luine to Boone, Holly Lewis is in tho city, and is receiving many congratulations of frieads who rejoice with him oyer his acquittal, He is looking well, and naturally is greatly relieved by hay- ing the heavy chargo no longer hanging over his head. Mrs. W. O. Belden, of Perry, Towa, accom- panied by her daughter, Miss Nextie, spent Sunday with her son, P, . Belden and fam- . Mz, Balden expects now to take up his residence in Omahs, and secured a house thero Saturday. It is to be regrotted that Council Bluffs should lose so capable and re- liablo a young business man and 8o worthy & family, Lawrence Kinnehan etill remains in the St. Jeseph hospital in Omaha. He is in a private ward and Mrs, Kinnehan is constantly in at- terdance, as sho is living at the hospital, One of T BE force of this city called on Mr. Kinnchan yesterday and found him improviog slowly. Dr. Montgomery, at the request of Mrs, K., visits her husband two or three times a week, suit purchasers, cheap. -RUBBERS- A full stock of Men’s, Women’s, Boys’, Misses’ and Children’s New Jersey ARCTICS, now ready in any quantity to CHICAGO TERMS and| .. suaa AGENTS DISCOUNTS every day in the year. also carry FULL lines of BOOTS and|® SANDALS of above named goods, includ- ing the nicest line of SPECIALTIES for fine retail trade made by ANY company. We have some Felt Boots to close out Try a case of our COMMON SENSE ARCTIC for MEN, we FULLY recommend them. Write for list on “Lumbermen,” Z. T, LINDSEY & CO,. Storehouse and Salesroom, 41 N. Main St. Office, 412 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, “MURDER MOST FOUL,” To Allow Anyone to Die of Diphtheria. TDVRING the last fivo years tharo haa not been 4 death rom diphtherla in any cue whero Dr. Jefforis’ preventive and cure was used. Ithas beon tho meas ot saving thousands of lives. Indis- | Bluffs city property or sell cheap for casn. or penstble in putrld soro thecat, in malignant searlot fever, changing it in 45 b urs to tho simpl form, * For | time. SWAN & WAL sale only at tho doctor's oftics, No, 23 South Eighth strcot, Council Blufls, Tows, Send for it; prioe §2. aio in despair with cancer of the stomacn?’ Dr. Thomas Jefforls cures \ TANTS TO Dyspepssia is Dyspeptic, why live in miser: every cage of indigestion and conatipation in a very short time. Bost of references given., tho cause of all of ninety per cent diseased conditions. 7and 9 CouNcrn Brurrs, A Complete Line of Ne SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS LEADING Merchant Tailors! Main St., - - = Jowa. w Goods to Select From, Keep LE STABLES Horses and Mules constantly on hand whie weo will sell In retall or carload lots, All Stock Warranted as Reoresented. Wholeenle sudreted) deslers in Gratn and Palcd Hay, Prices sonablo Satlafaction Guaranteed. SCHLUTER & BOLEYXY Oorner Fifth Ave. & Fourth St. CouncilBlufts,” 'WANTED, & 8mith’s New Improved Electric Belt. 810 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA; 726 ELM ST., we IT POSITIVELY CURES— K! xlu«lnc mo Back, Cold Feot, and all diseasos req d stylo 82 each. ney and Liver Complatug, Bright's Disoas, Dyspepsia, Norvonsness, Westing Weakness, Paralysis, Spinsl Affeotior DALLAS, TEXAS; and FT. WAYNE, IND Rheumatiam, Nouralgis Indigastion, Heart Disoass, Fite uiring increasod motlve powors. ' Now fmproved o W. P. AYLSWORTH, | HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER. Brick buildings of any size raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, Frame hous moved on LiTTLE GIANT trucks, the best in the world, W. P. AYLSWORTIH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffs, No. 317 Broadway, H. H, FIELD, W. C. ESTEP Field & Este UNDERTAKERS LCouncil Bluffs, Towa. Office Oalls Attended Promptly, Day and Night, Particular attention given to Embalming TEarE PH@ENIX AND “THIE ENGLISH” KITCIHEN. 505 Broadway, - - Council Bluffs. THE ONLY ALL NIGHT JOUSE IN THE iTY. Everything served in first class style and on short notice. Hot and cold lunches always ready. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—8peoial & vertlsomento, suo' s Lol Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Reut, Wants, Board- Ing, eto., will bo insorted in this cojumn at the low rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first Insertion and FIVE CENTS PER LINE for each subsequent n- ertlon. Leave advertisoments at our office, No. Pearl Streo, near Broadwav. A. J. MILLER, (COLORED) Hair Cutting and Shaving. This is an Iqual Rights Shop. 610 Broadway, Council Bluffs. R. Rice M. D. LE —Aanother ho 3 wn, now doing a Lusine of about month. Nocther hotel in the placo. Terms i BWAN & WALKER. RADE —Good Towa cr Nebraska land for a small stock of hardware or wereral Iocated. SwAN & WALKER. merchandise, w F. H, Orcurr, S. T, FREN cH I. M. TREYNOR, GOUNGIL BLUFFS CARPET (0. SUCCESSORS TO Casady Orcutt & French s 405 Broadway 7} Council Buffs} Carpets, Curtains, ‘Window Shades,’, Mattings, Linoleums, 0il Cloths and COMMEROIAL, OOUNOIL BLUFFB MARKET, 60; Corn—New, 25c, Oats—For local purposes, Hng:xsfi 00@6 50 per tun, bnled 50@60. Copn Moal—1 50 per 100 poun. ‘Wood—Good supply; prices .g yud‘ 6 00@® | Western Iowa will sell with or without fuenitare, or 6 50, 9 Ooal—Delivered, hard, 9 50 per ton; soft Lard—Fairbank’s, wholosaling at 9o, City four, 1 50@2 90, Broows—2 95@3 00 por r doz, Oattlo—Batchor cows 3 35@3 76, steors, 3 75@4 00, Shoep—2 60@3 00, Hogs—4 00@4 25, PRODUCE ARD FRUITS, Poultry—Livo chickens,fpor doz. 300;%droes- od chickens, 8c; dressed turkeys, 10c; ed ducks, 9¢; dressed geese, Sc. Buttsr—Oranmory, 26@250; choice country | — Butcher Eggo—27 por_dozen, Vegotables— Potatoes, 50@600 por bushel; choico cooking or @1 50 per bushol. 60c per bu; appl 00; beans, 1 00 Orangos—i 00 per bok. Lemons—4 60@5 00 ver box J. L. DxBEVOISE, Onion Ticket Agent | No. 607 Broadway Councll Bluffs, Railway Time Table, |1 7ANTED--W the Ogden hon “'A.\;n;n A et means of self-snpport. No. 12 Pearl 8t. Council Blulls. pastry cook immediately at 1 or address At Ft)l{ SALE—A rare chance to get a fioe, well im- proved farm of 400 acres, within a few miles cf Council Blufls, at & bargain, Low price and casy terms, BWAN & WALKER JFOR BALE—A good paying hotel property with liyery stable, in one of the best small towns in will tzade for & emall farm with stock cto. BWAN & WALKER, TOR SALE—Eights acres unimproved land in Unt. Owa, 33 miles south-cast of Af- ton, the county ecat, or will tead Kaneas lavd. about poEt rrison county, Towa, 320 acros ud, all under fence=a 00 acre farm ovement3. all under cultivation except 3-8 aereh good grass or and, eral other tracts of from 40 to 160 acres of oved land, SWAN & WaLK Jor s vith fine JOR SALE—Lands improved asd unimproved. It you wanta farm in western lows, Konsas Nobraska or Dakota, let us bear from you. SWAN & WALKHR. Fuu SALE—A large cumber of business and resi- denco lots in all parts of Council Blufls, See us before you buy, SWAN & WALKER. ‘l()lL 8ALE—Parties wishing to buy ches build on canbuy on mouthly payme 821t0 810 < W p lots to of from i N [—We will rent you a lot to buld on prisilage €0 buy i yon wish ou very BWAN & WAIIKI’L S ll\lcnl o ANTED—To correspond with any one wishing & wood locstion £.r planuing will. sash, door and bifnd manufactory, wo have building and machinery, well located, for sale, lease or trade ALK Large two ttory frame bullding sult 7 Warchouso oF sloege purpoecs, noar wu |. and - groundy 01 TENT OIC BALE — l i mchints shop (Good boiler, engine, cupols, blower with fised shatt- TOR SALE OR TRADE.—80 acres of land in Thomas Wayao county, Mo. Will trade for Council t ce. Mustha'® | - o othar fumors removed without the 1 :‘Yrm PO GAHUERS knife or drawing of bleod. Nebraika 80 per ral, CHRONIC DISEARESotan on Sy, T $hiriy years practioal experionss [3 el shreot, Gouncil Eiotte. &ar Covsulta/lon frea. N. SCHURZ. Justico of the Peace, OFFIOE OVER AMERIOAN EXPRESS "OUNCIL BLUFFS. TOwWA ¥TOH. OPFIONRI Wi B, M, FURRY OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS Counctl Bluffs, . n Established - - 1856 Dealors in Foregn and Domestio Exchange aad Home Securitics, Dr, W. H. Sherraden DENTIST, Magonic Temple, Oouncll Blufte » = Iowa, COUNCIL BLUFFS Fiel Compan Wholesae and Rotail Dealors in Hard Soft ana Blossburg CO A I W. H. FIBLEY, Manager. Muin 8t. Yard,onC.R. L P and C. Railway. ) 40 e Upholstery. sourl Valley, iave becn spending several have thought. Vaughan's predictions of —— 3 { months past in Colorado, for the benefit | °f What Lo would do and what he would | Before yon buy a harness call on Beck- SEdnip I L 1 i oto.,tekdy toput i miotion. vy, of Mus, Carllale’s health, She has been |20t 90 bave been heard and tested bo- | man & Co. 625 Main siveet, Mail Orders OOUNOIL BLUFFS, R, P Tand AT CHICAGO, e Ftephenson, 508 First avenue, : e LOBAXLRE Ayt A o cLABA BTN M NOR BALE—A top-buggy, first-clows make and Real Estate Transters. J A A e '{.,",;”' o ellont conition. 'O wil trado 1oF ohosp ates carlier and ten minutes later, ok M. Boo office, Council Blu7s. RAITW .A.Y. (VOAL aND wOOD—Goorge Heaton, 025 Broad: (G ey sells coal and wood at rensonablo prices — growing feebler, however, and last fore. He thinks doubtless he can secure Thursday died in Denver. Tho remalns |#0me of the disiffected saloon men, and . : 2 Al ok iy, Sa Tho following is a list of roal eatate refull led ! passed through hero yesterdsy, being 2:'voke M he wants. Thoy tranefers filed yesterday in the recorder'’s Ca y Fll ed LEAVY, L OHIOAGO, BURLINGFON AND QUINOY, know Vaughan, though, and won’t scare. taken to Mi rl Vi " r;)” :IAlmuu.xl \.;lh,-y. iy e i office of Pottawattomie county, lows, as mz:: rm fi&xprm 1:mn.. for & ton, and 125 cublc for & cord, The SKORT LINE. he Globa, with its strong antagonism » ¥1: ey, Who served as one of thelrymighod by A, J, Stephenson, abstrac- hiwpm Ascommodation, ANTED—Evory boay in Councll Bluffa to_ take And BEST ROUTE, to Vaughan, would liks to oppose quarantine guards, denies the story pub- *At local depot only. tol 1 estate and i ¥aughao's candidaton, Murche s |1iahed Inishia Ban tha thuze was b oourte] S 08k 8iaI0 8R4 loaa agant, Councl h . phy an Bluffs, Lowa, February 25, 1885, Blaxsim, but it s afraid that If ropubli- | 8P «>Ing on under his vary eyer, At I » AP £4HH " Y Richard 0. McKinney to Joseph 0, cans are clocted, the city printing would | 188t there was not golng in or out of the [ Mo :Kinney, w o out of Its hands, and its only means | B0us® While he was on duty, for he kept| 76, 9, $4 200, ‘ of support thus {aken away. strict watob, and porformed hia daties| Jobn P Cowley (o Richard 0, Mo. | 5 Ktuney, w b, aw | and ne J, sw | 12, 70, d by carrier at only twent, o el d d FROM OMAHA TO K’}”A',“,',u‘::“‘ -:m.w. n_’jf"i‘ T H E E .A. S T ; ""‘ CoOB SIMS, TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND Minneapolis, Milwaukeg, 3 i Tl b CHI0490, BOOK XD PACIFIO. 5:25pm 'Atlantlo Bxpross, :06 & m St. Paul, Cedar Rapids, Davenport _.§ 9:95 8 m Day Expresa pm o = Clinton, 7i%0 a w 5pm y free] sw } and ne |, sw }, 12, e — ~ Rockford, 'Dos Moines Aocommodation, Rock Inluud, .lnn»nvllh 0 ] 80 satisfactory to citlzens that they united u | James N, Pratt, 4l A y unlted | 5 84900, AY loogl dopo oa)y. Elgin, La i I R S n b "h‘:"::"f of ;“"“ in a petition asking that he bo appointad Jsu Heney to James MoGiaty, so 3 b ™" sg0am COUNCIL BLUFIS, IOWA, Belolt, B ARERA: BB § wige of for-|on the regular police forcs, Further|25and nw | 34, 76, 41, $6,021 60, i Louls Expross B:46p m [ omoe, Main Stroct, Rooms 7a0d §, Sbugart snd | And all other Important points East, North: | gery, has already been given in the B, A0 FrASLRTE L ALY Gathmann, L] Cticago Express 10:66 8 1 | yo0 biock. Will practioe in 8 ate snd state courts 2 than that he says he could not be be- *A# Transter only guiled off his beat to get a cigar, as he|PLi ¥ b pe | 14, 74, 42, 81,020, v waa brought to this city Saturdsy and 910460 and RORTUWRITERN, e Ticket 0ffico at 1401 Farnam stoet (lu Paxton Ho- | lodged In jail to awalt trial. An eflortis ) H. A" Harmoa ] Juhn J. M, art ASK YOUR GROCER FOR Bxpros, tal), aud ¢ Union Peciic Depok . | Y Y A T ey doesn't smoke, Gray belng on dey duty ol and 8ok and, 14, 74, Pé" ) mvf:‘,",‘l°fi.‘.,".".’3no, ORDER YOUR K Suerros v mflu:“x'uth_;luu; | of Papate i oS naturally knew little of what went on in | 1,020 ] 8L Paul Expross, 00 8 m C b C | W milwaukeo & t. P ¥ and every attentid | P the evenings, and the Ber has pretty| Mandevi'lo Inman to N, L, Blair, w . 3 0 w E s o S, i o oa 00 STeLls paMasES By RNetadla spezM o we | A roception Is to be given to-mor:ow |good authority to back up the statements | ®¥, b 19 70, 41. 81,850, bl ) OF U5 MRSATL. 4 V. 1. CARPENTER, | evening to Rev. Gi. W, Otofts, the new |it made about thore beiog soclal visits at | [.n. P.J. Goddard et ol, trustesr, 10| Gorrn Meal, i g o e T DI el Pumener Adont, ! f;“m of the Congregational church, at|the house dirian USSR TSN A ‘:Au Carlisle, s> }, se }, 35, 70, 42, Graham "lOUl‘. o d) Traonteronly P, 0. address, Lock Bok 1189, Council Bluffs. 'r"'f.";'fik' um.MIm:l:)‘::‘.“ll:l::»An o residence of J. W, Synires. This|whether Gray kue thi; 2| Total sales, $21,491.6 . 0010 =T0=3i000il0 1000110 & M. 10 r —— ' will give the desired opportunity to meet | not, gl kb o $o L TE T . Hommy 7% Hflflgu'!’:""b 2 i JOHN FOX st Charles Hotel / I ) cially, 10 iouths belare n Deputy Sheriff and . . { :‘Jl :‘\'r:l'lt::m:lih lfl:l“:uu:thlm Wany ) Brooks Reed, the democratio nom'nee MAND EMAKER & VAN Ground Fresh EVO!‘Y D&y | “"0"' "'“fi"l ""llol o ) P AT 0 STKEET, BET 7thand 8th, - - LINCOLN, NEB, !‘ R rm:o ::l nw \: oco ;o. for alderman in the Fourth ward, is jn o | ARCHITECTS, Ground Feed Always on Hand ' e Kate Coakly, Il’n pnn‘lollu i | e chief objection to W awes as | tight box. He Is agalnst V. CONT! ] i EHEIa u en Iun e" vy a : | park, comwlssioner is that he bas been 1 lnst and saalt Vavghas, i, RAQTORS o, B J, Emfll H D.. 1|, rewsy aud sogasty tusuahod, Good e #1l the time, and 1 0 ' { <onnested with the city adminisiration 'and ac g NS 10an : Mill, of North Bixth and Mill § AND BUILDERS [Milbeoer 0 o Bt and Wb Siosle | pprgTOTAN & SURGEON, | o vin . s, st e ek, s gttt 11 o o, spacintn g ‘ GOUNOIL: BLUFFB, 229 MOOSle Baoadway, Cousoll Blugs, Elufls, o mewbers of the leglslature, BOV10-1m g ’ i d openly and publicly long bBlDl'G‘ND, 201 Upper Broadway, Councl] Bluffs, | ¢