Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 21, 1885, Page 6

6 THE DAILY BEE, COUNCIL BLUFFS, MONDAY DEC. 21 OFFICE: No.12 Fearl Btreet, MORNINC Delfvered | rin of the AWenty conte per s ook H.W. Tuaos MINOIRR MENTION, Reiter, the tailor, for Fine ill oks The I're i by electrie The hnp pall New ¥ Pictures and engra Cost pric t Bulimeli's Abe Lincoln G licly install its otlicers « What'« wntter wife o prosent of 4 new en Comncil Blufis ¢ np: Jim Snoddorly pay, amounting in a ssnulti ) url J. A, Hamilt buyer, hias over cribs, and is Who knows of a o than one of th veed or rather clinivs or at the C. B, Carpet Cd The entertainment of the Con tional Sunday school is to be held church Chiristmas day 1t 5 o'clock Leave to marry has been ham Wells and Miss Anna Bartelle Ritehic and Miss Nuncy Doty, all of city Phe married Lidies’ progress elub will he entertained nest W vening by Mres. Horace Everett y Mrs Sapp. I'h any par \ter good 1t Bushnel now " 1 b hi AR arly in January with wrpet con 75000 1 Duilding uitable p i th b | iven to Abra Lo | th ve cuehire Inesday isted new Epscopal chureh i fast ap hing completion. The roof is rendy ting, and the building begins to show up grandly Christmas is only presents are being Tast, a_fow eqtra fine rattan rockin s from $5.00 | upwards at J. A, Mandal's | As evervhody saw, on Saturday the crowdof holidiy purchasers seemed to b at Eiseman, Rodda & that's where to tind vaviety to member the husines in the roows of the to-morrow evening will be completed, and interesting re ports will be made by the commitices An infant on Saturday fell from the see ond story of Mr. Schickatanz’s residence on Pearl street, on the briek side: low, ¢ of sixteen feet, rangely enough was not seriously i, Sunday s a fow ofl and Co's, ns cleet from < men's meeting commercial colloge The organization | 0! of St. Paul’s chureh its holiday entertainment on | Ay evening after Christm he entertainment is to consist of a sup per ana exhibition of magic luntern views The_fire cleared 826 cach as the fInancial result of their annual ball. 1f it had been ten times as much it would not | have been o dollar too mueh. The boys who fight flames merit a benefit in ad dition 1o their meagre salary. No time to eat—too busy at Brackett's —showing and selling thousands elties in Looks, toys and faney line. Can't enumerate articles, even Webster’s un- abridged dictonary wouldn’t hold them and sules are quick n adyertising which was lately started here, proved the suceess which its prop r. and Mrs. MeCormack, hoped, now the experiment isto be tried in Sioux City. It may prove a it there. In this city it was not necied O turday dence of Mr. Brown, No. 22 stroet, Mr. J. M. Scofielil, of De Nidss L. Newland, of this joined in murringe, Rev. Dr. ) ofticiating, They left_on the train for their home in Denver. Melntyre & Heath's minstrels held the boards at the op house on Satur night. The audicnee was an appre- one and well entertained from cginning to end. They left yesterday for Denver where they rémain during the | holdays and will Feturn and play in | llw New Ixh nfternoon at and were er evening Oue of the happiest men in the city on Saturduy was Sunon Eiseman. Business was booming and the crowd was im mense at the l‘ ple’s store, consequently Mr. Biseman's joy. He told a BEE man that everything was “rushing” and the doll lmlm~ I]n\ are giving away were al ehild w seen on the urday with a fine doll baby in when asked she replied her by ty who had tAr i odda & Co's 2 made. Why wouldn't it be a good idea for others to follow suit ¥ Eiseiman, Rdda & Co. give away fine dolls with every purchuso of nd upwards, he printers’ ball on Chrismas night will be one of the most enjoyable socil events of the holiday season It is ex- pected that there w agoodly number present from ~-m.-u|nlm,_ towns, ‘The managers have decided that none will be allowed on the floor hetore intermission, except those en masque. The Bavavian band is to furnish the mus very de tail has been well ar and an en joyable time is assu When the new nds with & pur 1 was comploted here some months ago the Bek gave o full e count of its peculi: I\Nx}un,.a The de seription of the novel cuge s not only gone the rounds of the press but has e come stereotyped plates, and in that form the artiele is going the rounds of the country papers which use plates to ill up | with, ‘In_this form it has veached the Nonparcil, which i#is up with that kind of dead matter, The tunny part of it is, aside | from the fict that it 15’50 stale news, that | the article is prefaced by a few lines | stating that the jul 1s loeated m Omaha, | and then is given what the Beg had (o gay about at.This is one of the nttraetive | ures of the serapbook which the old grandmother is trying to palm ofl on the public for a newspaper. - For hardware and house furnishin, s 0f Cooper & MoGue, No. - ympl Haying put Tn s elothing, furnish ete., Fox & Hug fnvite the pub Their expenses are aud do sell cheap. new ste o hats, NoO. 915 Main 0 them a Wl and they diant Homes wd fIb heaters of the very at win street, cotro-Magnetie No 30 Fourth Agents Dis. Juid & insoles. Only street. Council watted Pea Jackets at Beno's L Substantial abstracts of title and real estate loans. J. W,, & E. L. Squire, 101 Pearl street, CLals All kinds of interior 1|n\pll|¥ uh-n shades, ete., the very che: Stockert & Co's. - he west at £ ge assortment to select 18 At Huno s. , cornice apest in | the novelties are cither so cheap in | gifts | eeptible to iy | the | city never SALTENT SABBATH SUNDRIES. | fot il Parts of the Bluf A THIEF'S FINDING PLANT Music dn the Churches ned of & Minstrel Troupe P oat the Store Wind Hotiday Activities, Damages A e Biufrs Holiday tracde expeetations ple are ae. i the Ihe mer irlier of there pros easons, and while S0 many gant of e sal yot the rgzer Saturd neipal number and the there tores W i ey Kept busy wture of the crehants have rush at ythin, y atall will he o pecnliar fe wlee hore i< that the d their selling | w hol » wher of odls by Tow < down t Instes figre place the people ean 1 putting on faney being <ol hero prices. Another peeuliar feature is th in the stocks for the holiday trade there are <o many littly novelties which can be | had for very hittle money. Oftentime W mt and whof all noticeable great many low inty, clegant, s ist” sort of are unpretentic 48 st prove ac Another pecnliavity that there are be ifts than usual | tered as well as | displays in th hose ot “this yes even in the line of goods, and this year's displays far excel all previous years in the viriety of useful, popular ar- ticles i novelties, Council Blufls merchants hayve shown great wis dom in seleeting their holiday stoc and in making priecs to meet the popular de mand for cconomy. For these reasons Larger proportion of the residents of the | city than ever before are making thy purchinse e, and the eity s d ing a larg s than ever from the - rounding country. Couneil Blufls will bear comparison with any city in the west for variety of ho goods, and for low prices. It is the caping the reward - nt line of silk rds, tassels. ete ic h them. holiday’ at remark to he of (i hut the wealthy, Ther here: this season prived noveltics ful, making the beeanse they ind yet they are sueh they out pearanee, or ¢ costly e of this season’s trade i i 1d more practicn U'he useful is being ¢ ornamental Il excelled plushes ir 5 new t the B. | — - Presents of every description can found at D. Goldstein’s loan ollice - ¥ thing in the ar the mof Kintz & Kle verything new <u Speeially - “Bracketts.” st place in the Why? beeanse his pricess e A Peak at the Show Windows, Now that Christmas is drawing nigh the merchants ave putting in their best licks trying to make their show windows look attraetive. A number have sue- cec and the consequence an admirable display is made i It will well repay the public to come out in the evening and see the displays I:\ the glare of the dlectric light. Metealf Bros. have novel f in their window which is '|lmd and a difierent eharacter every ry evening is on cxhibition. It isa hout & bodly. Eiseman, Ridda & Co's store have' just ¢ mpleted two In one is a fine Christmas tree on a ground work of snow, while in the other s a full si woman made com- pletely of handkerchiefs. In a few days the other windows of this house will be decorated. Messes. Harkness Brothers have two windows within @ window, showing new drape Lambrequins - and - curtains They are trimmed as finely as any in the Council Blufis Carpet the decorations in their windows fixed i very tastefully The Mucller Music compuny windows crowded with an endléss v of toys, with a Santa Claus, Tl other ints are making fine displays, named are p: tble on acconnt of the shown and the novel designs, - B of Smyrna and Kur ache rugs C. B. Carpet Co. - ottomans, blacking B. Carpet Co. - conl and wood 1 the city at Glea- Pearl street. be v ey w line give , 162 Broad- and fresh ¥; quick o vight windows The also have company how ity y ingenuity witiful line at the Foot re cases, te,, at the C. “Dolls, Dolls, Dolls.” ackett for them every time big stock,” Was the y i cheap'grades but He low wlso — Frightened by Minstrels, About noon Suturday as Melntyre's minstrels were parading, a team attached a farm wagon, belonging to James Stageman, became frightened and run down street to Bryant, wh the m was smashed against the eity jail he wieek was dragged down to Broad way, the frightened horses not stopping unti! they had landed themselves and the remains of the wagon in front of the Council Blufls Carpet Co's store. It was pussing strange that they did not go through the store front, as the hors sre bent directly for it wh caph pole prevented, The owner of tenm ut once sought to force the pger of the win | company to pay wzes. The mang, made several seeningly fair propositions to settle, but nothing less than %15 to $i00 would answer the owner, ‘Lhe property of the company attached, and it was lute in the afternoon before it conld be re wd, The suit 1¢ 00 damages has been set for January it which time the company will be hore again. The com- puny goes from heve to Denver, u b Watehes - 19, cte., for prescnts ches oldatein’s loan of- fice e For iirst class Misouri wood call on Gleason at his conl oflice, 26 Pearl street - octrie belt of Judd & Swith, 30 Fourth street, Council Blufts, positively cures rheumatism, nearalgia, dyspepsiz, i paralysis, fits, cold vousn he, kidnoy and complaints, loss of vitality, lead soning, lnck of nerve forec vigor, kness of those diseases of a sonal nature in male nml female, - The “Cq llu;,lw», the victim The cl oters. of the shooting still alive but isin s precarious condition, this being about the turning period from which point he will be likely to cither go down or up very rapidly. He muintains peenliar silence about the circwmstances leading to the nd pur- ans .1 H i have cian, | then | safe th have | have being ovid 1 offic | pecte will Co; tate Pear (e bu I in th Guid yet thin clare up te sury desc tails man but ufli has been R the staty untd a ful At at b ther [ the Satu At featu the s 7ivin Ful I'h s e o will the musi day it and We toy awtin the th lu whic! ing anon youn for t Col I Gu toin Jacq 0 Jace and’ 11 time until body iUs e fine with sell v [ Ou one lars F Dep Fri coloy Vr appe: he w and and he ¢l Be fore In agai the men prol scomis a8 reticent as the “major” who the < s down and talks quit stock, and get our price We! press it show’ Wwe other pureh other they Know we W 0.0 down, on I tostify ¢ week We party shoes to show you are new and some are I HF OM. \Ih\ DATLY BISI The and jury the mati jursmen went to the Saturday cven and ht to with Hugles, hut his physi Dr. Bellinger, would not periit 110 talk with him, not deeming it for his patient fo have any of excitement, Some of those who Been i attendanee upon Hughes cen arrested as vagrants, and are held to sce what will develop. It nt that t ang h crets which | being jealously guarded, but the are on the stll hunt, and it is ex d that startling revel be brow, light - rrect Alst of Title Loansat Mc \leu ~ 1 street '3 nquire i Some of the L talk catise I gl 1 ms md Re Co's, No - for Christmas it presents - v Chirdst - I ) 1o Bushnell's mas cards, shnell has ms Afeaid of 1e insane man jail the finest - Assassinatiol L. E. Kempell, is still while at times he rationally, wild, 1Mo und de latched says he attemots, is o city and st of the s ho s < thy yassassinate him, 1 ived a hundred such vibes sone of them in glowing It is learned that the unforti has been inan asylum in Nebrask A, seeming 1o dto warrant it. He t Malvern, who has ondition. - member that Baird nost complete stock of fruits nery in the city, and will ot <olil. BAien & Pavyr, 12 Main St time he tor cons| ntly recoyer brother living notitied of hi & Palmer and be - nisting of ind sce_our We Uline of fruits, nuts and ei Bateh & Paraier - Music in th the Preshyter sth morning and s was music of preparation, Hently rendered, i srdance with oramme as pubiished in the B 10 difter inmense 150 keep s Main st 0 1bs candy, Churches, church yosts evening n lay, servi ceial e it St. Paul’s ehureh, onc of the special wres of merit in the musical part of | ervices yesterday morning was the vz of asolo by Mr. Treynor, “The which was rendered sandly { Congregational churel folks are nizing w churel choir of young peo They sang well yesterdiy morning itis expeetid thatn superior leac be sectired, who choir, will develope cal falent ot the ehur school of this ehurch is prey in Hw The Sun ving 2 tuta to be given Christmas afternoon - Ch The We ket in thi words can’t ex Secing will do you the *i 10 is 10 us ive it up. will show line I De have 195 pairs of b 1t with us to nd-made boots ell che LiNpsey & Co o bool thery His must presents, Wh n depend that is re you in Br tore on this date 1 i nasses @O you « e they got stited - Royal Fellows, ty Council, Royal Arcanum, h are conceded to be one of the lead- s0¢] here, and which numbers g i more of the 2 business men of the city than any y. has elected as the oflicers m the following on : Shepard., J. L. DeBevoise I M. Treynor y—H. J. Rifenberick Hecetor-—M. Brennan wsurer—D. T, Stubbs. J. Nackey, orize C. Brown W. H. Robinson, 0. D. Kiplinger. A l lic Gerne i —~Dr - presents do not fd of C pureha socic he ensuing te ide kinger, F. Breu 1. B. Lacey lecting spect the immense stock uwmin & Co. before | & 2ot | 3. | elsewhere. e enterprising jewelry house of C. uemin & Col are being pusi evening by customers Lo see ¢ holiday goods. S e Talks About Trade. alk about trade, why, we ean't get to eat or sleep. I've been working 11 or 12 o'clock at night most all this week “IUs a the way, thongh; every- holds off and then they rush in, and funny, too, but for some reason or all scem to want holiday slip Ciun't necount forit—unless it's be e K. E. Adams & Co. giving such wticles for sueh low prices. But you can do 1L as our acquaintan ce Boston houses is such that we ean vithout ‘selling at cost’ and still sell ¢ than other houses here,” said My ns of the Boston Boot and Shoe No. 417 Broadway on Suturday last Bk wan laim the nic. stock of real fine vein the west, Prices range from lies and gentlemen 2.7, Laspsey & Co, Slippers, 1w stock is i vy Large and complete Prices from fiity cénts to five dol- ' Lisosky & Co The Coon Carving. wnk Finley, who wus urrested by iy Marshal Bates in Omaha on evening last and brought here to nst “Texas,” the well known ed character, for siabbing Finley ago, was taken before Just ney on Suturd and rave bonds to arto-day. When Finley was stabbed ont to the residence of Dr. . Macrae had his nose and upper lip sewed up, then left for Omaha, which place aiws as his residence. -~ Gentlemen. have a nice stock of dress und Z.T. Lixpsey & Co - Ladies. sure to eall and see our slippers be yon buy. The il{]«'\ and patterns handsome Z.7. Lizpsey & Co. - Progress of the Courting. the district court the ease of Kuapp nst the Sioux City railway ched wments when time for adjourn teame Saturday afternoon. It will | »ubly be elosed 1o This is the | under to sed | from the carpent md cheapoest | | and keep ‘ to the othe [ day | whe Liriul of this case. Knapp was o nanently nt. On d ag e per was decid to the sup il iy Ui orders il 2 T Laspsey & Co, - A Thiers Mlant. v lhrvm‘w n \\ Co's warchous Northwestern depot, and they out it, They did lid find'a of Damimer, broadas ey carried them to where the tools the « 1t the ones sto < who were at MeNaughton's new house - Ladies and gents get a ticket to the rand drawing on January 1, with every ycents worth of purchased of Arthur Lefkovit "Broadway choicest candies, California fruits, cigars, ete., always on hand Be sure and ask your for the 1m: W\t Smith & Loerke's by 3 Main strect, 1t is the very b Try it and be convineed will oW the rabbit, but they penter’s tool brace and bits, ete. 'l o h await identitic supposed that they 1 Wy \er u \\--H\ on Prof Ihe | wits, | gracer made Boots When you want hoots and sec s 7.1 - sasa Filc Freddie Gerstenherg now. bastile under a eh of boots of Sam Boots! L barg | Lixpsey & Co. e, lies in the e of stealing a pair enkins, This, added | larges which have kept ae L will keep him busy in- e tin Freda cumulatin here for Pevsonal Pavagraphs. seorge Metealf has returned from Now York | Supervisor 11, Rishton, of Neola, was | in the city yesterday Silas L. Johnson, Sundayed in the Blulls ack Zohler has a bouncing home on Stutsman street George Rudio returned three weeks' trip to Bullulo, N. Y John B, Gilbert, of Van Horn. Tows, | was among those at the Ogden yester! | of Wilton, Towa, hoy at his from « Suyder, of Snyder & Leaman, b returned from Clhiehro and St. Louis » he went on business, Harry Hans has veturned from Wyo- ming, where he has been Jooking after the inter Hf Ins father's big ranche, H. C. Cheyney, passenger agent of the | Sioux City voute, starts to-night for Phil- | felphia to spend the holidays, accom- | panied by his wife J. R - *hand bags at Beno's - Wt tired feeling suffer o mueh, | ing is entirely Sursaparil Fine ludic from which you aubarly in the morn thrown off by Hood's for areties Lizvsey & Co. No. Main mouncing to of urticles, or cquemin - & ke pleasur fhe publie that th : namental, stylish and ful - holids goods, is complete in_ench and e partment, and cordially invite ey to visit their store, inspect their and compare prices. No trouble ever to show goods. el Christmas presents at Homer's. Bushnell sells hooks ch hody. woods What- any For sale. Alarge Hall's fire proof for comty purposcs. Schoentgen, wholesale groc Blufts. : finest fri T le flowe Stockert & Co.'s, - foot r fancy work Broudw at - SAM JONES ON RICHES. Better God's Grace 'l hons. St.John's church, in Louis, was | crowded Last Sunduy when Sam Jones (o livere Speaking of rich men he srnion : for my son a good, sim ple-ni kil _serving boy, who coulil o aloug wid plow his corn sraight and hive an upright life, than be the tather of the bri and most talented man t ever lived if he was a dissipated, red drunkavd, I'd hather have e an honest fool than a | bright r 1. Hagar suid: “Give me not viches lest I be putied, neither give me poverty lest 1 be poor and Tsteal, Ah, how envious we all feel when some inillio; e dies and i Il is read; he leaves to this one w mullion and to that one o million, and the other hundred mi! lions he divides between his two dear sons, who will probably buy @ palnce hell with it I'd rathier have the heritage of my sai ed father left me thin all thoe rie claimed by mun. He didn’t leaye m dollar but he 20, my poor Gordle wicked, wayward boy, promuge your fath cx that you will meet i in Hedven.’ When you die your wife won't lip a #1,000 bill into your shroud a “Lake this o pay your tolls a qu of Death,” and your son won 1 si ther, you léave mé half your moncy, | and you'take the balinee.” 0,n0; yowll just die and leave every peniiy of it belund. And about your chil dren. Brother, you can't sy~ that the hoy you love will not dieadrunkard; and, you ean't sy the girl you love will y & drunkurd 18 becoming o con shters to disobey the ¢ uts. L hear that in some parts of w York they have tolock up their girls every it to keep them from Stepping oft betore wornig, with possi bly the conchman Bob Ingersoll, that enemy of child of sutan, has attacked vve in heaven and carth, but you neve him say anght but gowd of his mo He nover did that, and no man with the instinets of a man ever did. In the schools of to-dugy, at the fireside, in pub: lic and in private, the great lesson tanght to children is how to muke mon low to gt rich, mon thing for anscls of their | God I'd rather bo and enjoy God like pringe thun o on earth and ar for When you are and gone your children will talk about you. ‘They will say, “Why, father did this, and mother did this, and I can do it too.” M @ wman has money he can do as he plass Hg opn go up to hewven oF down to hell, or he miy run along on the T P B Py AR U et e down, he i God's merey in hell Auother thing, dead - W. M. McCampbell and 0. 0. Barret both prosperous farmers, living but a few miles from this city, dropped into the Bee ¢ on their return from the mecting at Glenwood of the Northwestern lowa Hor tienltural society. They report a very largely nttended, and very profitable gathering. The display of fruit was grand, even better than in any previous yeur. They s very highly of the treutment received from the Glenwood | people,who did everything in their power | ak MONDAY ])EC]"\IBT‘R 21, HOSE: | West is to be found v the Peoples' | chicap. | BABIES : | Weddirg and Party 1, 1885 —'————_—_——.—__= WIERE T0 BLY SELLING OUT Bother of the Miuds of Nearly F.mry One Nowadays, Those Who Will Read the Follow! Will Surely Fing < ean tios o Iption THE GREAT SALE OF Dry Goods 'THE SToCK OF HARKNESS BROTHERS Still continues. Slaughterof Cloaks this Week Our stock is TSt s Hand Hags an, Roddn &« Blankels 1 eheapest Kl You know your will appreciatenine pair | of these it er it youdo | have n i or tw &ood on, at hone 1 oo look no tarther than the P ples’ Store for the prices. makes Dress Goods. of B Afine Bluck 8] Patiern is conisi elogant Hol day Gl prices e 1 oifered the Drose Lo and ey day i el s will now from te an, Rodda & Co. wrgest stock OF every o s AND ey Furs Tvorybody knows ueain coming into RO s they were 1 o ant s torand it will Le (h fricnds to see The Immense it otle the wo yYou wer For the millign stock that if them by the un il 185 U Jinish cou For TN eheuper hut the o pr.ce on fine losiery 1o i s orgentsseen 8 o | m,m for coimon Ko tht Riacine the goois ¢ complete in eloaks cut is vapidly diminishing. Take theiv gaods while you can: the opportunity will not be offered long. Remenber the plaee, found at prices that store of the mammo Peoples’ Store, j Suits,‘,‘”,‘,, Eiseman, Rodda & Co's. Muflley ’ HARKNESS BROTHERS, ter 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Every one knows n muMer Tandy 1hing (o huve o wo. ey come Wool, ntitics woman Wow, Rodda corner of Brondy ng ant st Council Bl cuwle | the Peoples Stove, waica Eemuin, Roddu &' Co. ave tie propeictors. It w1 do your heart good 10 ¢ d sec their immodse sto k even 3 you ¢ They have plonty of clorks t) ghow d i everyihing imagmable is done” or Waed i tiei truly immense ni b your Stores, HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER puaranteo of any kind raisod or moved and aiistac Frumehouses move ruche—tLo best in the world. ion cun find_ angthi ohth Avenue ith Street. J. M. SMITH LEADING | ; AUTOMATIC ENGINESMEIE anl Tallflf! NO. 7 and 9 HAIN STREET, De Council Bluffs, Iows N. SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace. can Expross, ny JACOB SIMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW COUNCIL BLUMFS. dersl Cour Beno, Kept dry by purchasing ovorshocs | or rublicr Boots at the People’s RUSSELL&Co| Manutacturcre of all sizos of FEE von hecome tirol of Just wht y the stock nnd variety 10 s Kodde, & Co. by reciaily Designed for Runn MILLS, GRAIN ELEVATORS, AND ELECTRIC Tubular and Locomolive w M (Y and Woodbury Horse STATIONARY, SKID, e Cnp i E Underwear i1 LIGHTS, wtnit. Thoy can silers. 11 oxt seuaon, Doy by Bolling it 1w out, eonsequenty st Other oods, which wil ar illon OEN Olice Over Amer Coy The Cheapest Red Flannel in the Portable and raction SAW MILLS, ETC, wtory Mussillon, 0. Bran 510 Pearl St., Couneil BB and IO 5, M. D. omoved widhoat of bloid, Honse iFs gurmonts us the Peoy tore i tool s euean. ey How much lavger stocks on hind thin all the other AL Recnhs lopossiie, Dot 1L 5 1 TACE, i (0 b ‘ cucms oo thin on,Thit il 1 i ey thy Hext aoin 2 | one halt or 0OF 10 SWOTO tue i man, Rodda & Co. cun tspire the s Musl' SBEND FOR 1886 ANNUAL. all kinds & special 0 v Uit A exporience AND VINE 81 Conxki Bryasy 20d of Oranzes, Sunshing, R end Troplcal S:enery. ? 400100 fost tn_Bllyer Plorida, only 810 Fvery man Liigh, dry, War ard atren Musiii m rooins can b | in Menehied gnd Unbloached 1 (e Ponles’ sl re tithes that would supply sl stores, They o W.HL ML PUSEY OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKER COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. Fatuhii=) ONLY HOTEL In Counci Blufs having Fire HEscape tire OFFICER mun, Rodds & Co. have b el everyt s el-e, and i ey i v pur 11w s W Abics, home Jeos, Eis they wive Corg50 1 of 1 g » ).Hu tiw A Ora Wit clea Bock o oute town, Aud & Vor G0ptand ynrchacrs, Al ion 75 and mew rrivaly S 0oy Cki®y Dica, Natlona Oliigens . Address, for full partionisrs ‘Faeaigent, 170 BROADWAY, HEvi YORK Uiceso, 1, Biiver K ugs Fls A POSI [TVE &, 1he most obtinate n four day HiasSolul M dwaladfladgm iba or € duce dyspey Lo mtomuch pindled o1t GURE. tuke your choice Dihies, ugly b es avor #1110 you and are gvon 4w it i ul her | [ Andat woaern fmprovemeats, call Vel i Jiclls, ote., s the |# | CRESTON HOUSE! Now. £16, 17 und 219, Masin Strovt, MAX M OChN b Norlhwestem Hotel, ned. Opp 1 $1.50 per day LATE, Piop. ] HISIERY, 6, girls, and th B ks ol boys, lad il ounever saw usfne o prictor 0 Yo Iien west of Chie o Tho People CREO &S YOU CRY SUe 101¢ KID all cowere, Land fu sadiway | iy Depot SAMUEL Muuages, <. ALT.A lT -4‘/ » Nuw e Gloves ave now & but W £1 1 that kit Lowh g HAW