Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 22, 1887, Page 6

N R o 4 S R s - o i o B sideration will he ever part with them, O Quee Jewels nre purchased not be bought and “That old lady," said & well known sold, but to remain as permanent posses- | rosident yesterdny, “‘has & son in the sions, or to be given to dearly loved 0 " queen's gnards in England. :;n'::‘;:‘!':‘:',? they are the last things to be Reference was made to a decrepit lady THE DAILY BEE. . COUNCIL BLUFFS THE CAUSE OF MANY RUMORS, Touching Upon The Motor Lime, The HARKNESS BROS, - 401 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS. . OFFICE, NU. 13, PEARL STREET. Manawa Hotel and Like Enterprises. These fonr things are what make God's | whn looked as it she might be fully i Delivered by carrier 1 any partot the city at —_— jewels so precious. seventy years of age. She wore all the First, the original cost. ‘twenty cents per weok. A NEW DRIVE PLANNED. colors of the rainbow in her makeup, nsertion, 1oave A8 H.W.Titon, - - - Managen w%fi":’;‘fl#}'{fr'{;“z‘ll H‘;‘:{n‘;"“‘p‘]’:m""““ which was of the simplest form. Her | no, 13 Pearl street, 8 SHLEFHORNS: A Jewel of a Sermon—An Evening of | Third, their imperishable nuture. | little straw hat, which leoked as if it | Bluts 04 mflm"; ":“ Music—Another Yacht For the l"ourlh. their fixed and unchanging | might have done, service these past - o; & Lako-The Ribernian Plonte value, twenty summers, 'was arranged with Let us now consider the care with | gome five or six cojors of ribbon, some ich God' J § :,h,':' .(1"?::;“’:';':, '{:r %‘:;N:;tm:: well worn, others quite fresh. The bal- loses sight of his veculiar treasures. He | ance of her costume consisted of a rather ANTED—A good_girl for cook. Apply at orice to Mrs. J: K. MoPherson, No. 1281 Plerce strect. W‘S.\LB—A new cherry bod rooim set; 4180 MINUR MENTION, N. Y. Plumbing Co. % Spolled by the Rain. Reiter, tailor. Fall goods cheap. God's Jewels. is ever thinking of them and ever de- | faded and large figured oalico dress | nisnioyrtes Surtaing, chujrs and complete tur: J, Bailey, s drunk, was locked up ycs- | At the First Baptist church yesterday | lighting himeelf in them. with a sash of green ribbon about the ?u'rm':flns:ml:'e't:?:fl {F domrudie. Mrer & terday. Rev. Dr. Cooley preached a sermon on There are those who would rob Christ | waist. She was very much stoop- | M. Hayt, No. 523 Fourth street, Council Bluffs. 3 James Smith was arrested for being drunk on Sunday. Jacob Miller was a victim of drink yes- terday and was placed in the city jail. Fine coupes for ladies calling,. Wm. Lewis, telephone 128, Oftice 419 Broad- way. Charles Spears, drunk and asleep on Main street was brought to jail in the patrol wagon, The A, O. H. excursion was yesterday roslpnncd. as the weather was very un- lavorable. It1s to be given next Sunday. William Jones was arrested late Satur- the above topic, concerning which he spoke in substance as follows, his text being: Malachi 1ii-17. “And they shall be mine, saith the Lord of Hosts, in that day when { make up ny jewels.”” Jewels are precious and costly orna- ments. They may be small in size, but may be worth thousands of dollars. In no other form can an equal value be placed in so little bulk as in jewels. ‘There are no other material possessions held in such estimation. For this reason friends very dear to us are called jewels. He related the tamiliar story of the ot his jewels, who put forth every effort | shouldered and her parambulations were u}fimn possession of them, but he1s never | not brisk by any means. off his guard, and their efforts are futile, “‘That old lady'’ he continued, “has a *And :they shall be mine, saith the Lord | son, a captain in the queen's guards. I of Hosts, in that day when I make up my | have known her for forty years, She is jewels.” a Scotch lady and when her husband was And the jowels of God will all be | alive they owned what is now one of the real and genuine. Hie eye will at | finest farms in this county. They were once detect all impositions and | well fixed and her husband was ‘a jolly imitations. No aste will then | old man. He's been dead about twenty and there be accepted, but willat onco be | years, I should judge. After her hus- detected and rejeetc-{. However skill- %lnd'l death, the son used to provide for fully they may be made, however vlosely | her, but whether he keeps it up now or they may resemble the real jewels, how- | not I don't know. From appearances it ever many may be deceived by them in | doesn't look as if he did. Many & good OR RENT—Four unfurnished rooms, to tenants without children. No. 427 South First street. or will trade for e stock of furni- It is situated 20 Good town; no h rallroad. oppositien. Good reasons for selling, 08- sossion given at once. Will invoice about $2,500. Cfillfl?rfllfldnu Merchant, 326 Broadway, Coun- cil Bluffs. CLOSING OUT ALL Summer Dress Goods, White Goods R RENT—Omahn merchants wishing to open & branch store in Council Bluffs, have now the opportunity of getting & tirs ©luss store room 18x60 feef, in the heart of the city at very low reat. J. C. DeHaven. Bluffs. ANTED — Bituation as bookkeeper b young man who can give satisfactory ref: erences ns to experieace, habits and responsi- bility. G. D. Bee office, Council Blutfs. - day night for being disorderly. He left | , Ao related tho tawiliar story ‘of the | this world, their real uature will be seen | day's sport we boys used to have at her | \OR SALE on ‘TRADR, —For_Connoil Blufts n i B 3 at one gl by God. All professors of i ) i g roperty 40,000 acres of lowa and Ne. ::)(:ne..‘ the clty juil as n fine and went | colubrated Graohil, who. when a friend reli 'l?nf ::;c:my(;;?l"n lewul:. gu‘: all real ?aolll“:ow“;:i;%ru ut‘éll':‘waoldh:vl;d bz::r: braska Jand, J. K. Rice, 110 Man St.. Council P.ras°|sl lo'." "i“” “03'"’, E'G.. E'c. ] had exhibited her costly jewels, called her children to her side and proudly an- swered: ‘‘These are my jewels,'” The most precious things in the estimation |- of the mother were her children. For the same reason christians are called christians are, and as such will be recog- | us.’ nized and acknowledged by Goc as his b peculiar treasures. The guestion for you A New Drive Planned. and me to answer 1s. nm‘f one of God's A movement is being talked of. which, lewels? Do I 1n any do%\;ee shine in His | if carried out, would make one of the Jim Snodderly bears the distinction of being the only druhk in jail yesterday morning. When arrested he had a whole cent in his ‘“‘inside pocket.’’ The funeral of Miss Edith Grahl was OUR STOCK OF' CARPETS, Are Large and Well Selected Our Patterns are Choice and Quality the Best, ! New Goods are arriving and invite i inspection e | A FULL LINE OF J.ace Curtains, CURTAIN DRAPERIES, SHADING ETC,, ETC. ‘ Work Done by Gompetent Workmen. ) Mail Orders Promptly Attended To held yesterday afternoon and was largely | jewels in the text. ;;Eh:.!,.l,,)?,gl ‘.':,“"’{2,,‘2? Gfi:;y L 2“{}. qt | the finest drives in the country. W:\l"’i':mn"lfi‘!'x‘:'lli‘g e v g 4 Sitonded, Her resldenos iere aioe ohild: | Tt will aouP Ritn,' sktd the Npeaker, | LYEHS Y . grant that | -~ Should it be carried into effect it would | ofce, Council Biuffs. none of us may be deceived in this mat- 4 ter, but that when he shall come to gather | make a continuous drive from Umaha up his jewels we may be found among | over the new wagon bridge along the them.” new boulevard, the ordinance establish- Running Down Rumors. ing the same having just passed the city council, and continuing through the new d QLI lm’. end to rumors that are in | 10406 on to Madison street around into aily circulation upon the streets in re- | Grabham avenue, Fairmont park, etc., gurd to the motor line, the Hotel Man- | making a drive from Omaha of about awa, the Pacific house property, etc. | seven miles and with as fine scenery as Everybody seems anxious for any news | could be wished for. that will have a tendency to increase the P:i);‘;,p'}::"m: g;;%‘:e:'}!'m:" A"vl;:?n:m:: continually growing faith in the future | and Qakland avenue and extend Avenue of Council Bluffs. They are all anxious | G to connect with Madison street. An- for the very latest, whether it be a fact | other plan isto grade the side hill enter- or rumor. One seemingly, flying ns fast | ing “Lookout Point™ from the north, or i opening Oakland avenue through Fair- asthe other, in most instances. v cgmelery and connecting with a In regard to the Lake Manawa railway | road from the west. line, facts are few, that are not generally —— known to the public. Itis much better | Take Fred Brown's Jamaica Ginger for for the public to know the facts in such ?’UI"I]!;! ;":l'.'"“fi‘fia etc.; relief infullitle. cases as this, for both residents and non- [ *1Ad0IPhIS, 1028 _ rastidumg. l‘thxl?esrlu:lritt{“g&(;(lkto inflate Anclient History in China, enterprises that are nof stence. i ’l‘lmpmotur line, some say, ‘'is completed, b;r.l»':gm'g&'“:' :f,‘\;'l““fl(')("":;:i c::;::',]nv except the crossings.” The facts are, as i ve fi i well known, ‘Mr. Graves, the builder, | frantitl, whon we find that they extond has had much to contend with. He has | 4ycestors of their race somehow camo finally made arrangements, in Writing, | into being and were called Omo-mei-kiu, with eéach of the four trunk lines, and &8 | /ppev married and 'had three sons and 800n as the crossings are made and ar- two daughters, The eldest son was Tien- rive in this city they will be put in. But tain, or the grandson of heaven, and he when they will be made, and when they | wqy'the first king of the islands; from the will arrive, is a question remaining open. | gaoond son descended tho tributary After these written agreemonts Wwers | princes, and from the third son the com- made and signed by both parties Mr. | mon people, The ‘cldest daughter was Graves icnt th(ls snrveyorl, Mr. Bx;udbcfllk. called Kun-Kun, the spirt of heaven,and o e e N contine | the sccond daughtor was Tehe-tcho, the different crossings needed. Not content | p, it of tho sea. Thereafter the historian with the angles of Broadway, they now | hocomes confused or forgetful, for the intend to have them taken by one of their | o ditions skip over some 18,000 years, own employ, which necessitates another TORe 7 5 . “had hood and the peculinr sadness of her ac- cidental death caused theevent to be one which touched many a home circle, and called forth the sympathy of the entire community, A. Dillabough yesterday got into some difficulty with a man named Joseph and “'smashed him one.” Joseph appeared at the police station to swear out o war- rant but Dillabough anticipated the re- sults and entered making inquiries for the officials in whose hands to leave a $10 fine for the offense. A hard rain like that of Saturday nlglhl is FM for many things, sometimes. In this particular case it answered asa dampener upon tne Saturday night “larks.” And in consequence only two srrests were made by the police. The rain relieved many from putting up “'seven-sixty’’ this morning to *‘get out.” et i ‘‘this morning to show the expressiveness Wm, sell two carriages on long time or will of this figure when applied to God's peo- trade for horses. William Lewis. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS 500 Broadway, Council Bluffs,Iowa. Established 1887, ple. This will be seen first, from their value. Christians are valuable because they have to be sought for. Jewels in their native state are concealed in the earth hidden in some remote and unfrequentes g_lncfl, or buried in the depths of the sea. hey are not abundant and those who would possess them must labor for them. Silver and gold are packed away under ledges of rock on some mountain side. Hundreds of feet of earth and stone must be removed before the precious metal is secured. These are not unapt illustrations of the labor required of God to find his jewels. They are so hidden in the mire and rubbish of this world, and covered with the filth of sin that none but the_omniscient eye could discover them, Who but He could have scen the future saint in the slave of sensuality? Who but He could have recognized the obedient, rejoicing spirit before the throne in the willful blusphemy of the street? ‘The Son of Man came to seek and to save that which was lost. He was looking after his jewels. And this seek- ing was no easy task. It cost thirty- three years of absence from His royal home.” He underwent every privation, and suffered every discomfort, and ex- Rnrienced every suffering under which di I Rasa completo line of Midsummer Millners, Large hats iu white, bluck and all colors. Pat tern bonnets, haw and toq aspecialty. No 1514 Dougias st., Omal Creston House, Main Street, Council Bluffs. Only Hotel in the City with Fire Escape. Electric Call Bells. Accommodations First Class, And Rates Reasonable Max Mohn, Proprietor Harkness Brothers have just received a few choice things in silks, which they will offer this week at unusually low prices. —— Cheap first-class storage at Nos. 22, 24 and 26 Pearl street. ——— Pacific house is the nearest hotel to the majority of real estate oflices in the city; $3 per day. ket Home, Sweet Home, Dick Ricketts, late Jerry Myer, has re- turned from the surveying party under Engineer T. A, Clark. Ricketts couldn’t stand it. He says he'd rather live on bread and water in Council Bluffs by far than to live on the fat of the land where he was, above Fort Fetterman. He had a walk of 189 miles to reach the rail- umanity groans. He was homeless espised, and, above all, suffered the penalty of the sins of the world. Every sigh which escaped Him, every groan which found expression, every sorrow which rolled over His burdened spiri every tear He shed, every pang He felt on earth, every feeling of anguish He experienced, all entered into the cost of these jewels' of God. It is no wonder 3 4 during wh twenty-five dynasties had = J ive | the redeemed soul is dear to God. delay. No one has probably suffered | | iRy anil i goud, Whan be let eamp hotook e | 6, Srohtd Sovs S SoNEAR foF s 10 1 | eand by ers. warsstog doly shas, J: | Aol day un Sevsed o beand being C. R. ALLEN, IEEARIIITESS BRCS., b a small biece of ham between them he | €vident he places a high estimate on us. | K. Graves, and no one suffers such humil- | yi0 oo n, and the authentic A started on his journey. It was anything | But thisisnot all the price Christ has | jation. Those of the citizens who sub- ik ¢ { history of the 1slands which, it will be observed, is some 600 years later than the alleged discovery of the Chinese trav- eller, Chu-Kwan. ‘The main island 18 only five days’ suil from Foo Chow, and it is on record that one of the emperors of the Sui_dynasty sent an expedition ascompanied by many learned people to request the king of Liu-Kiua to come and pay homage, This the king declined to do, whereupon the emperor sent an army of 10,000 men who defeated the Liu- Kiuans, killed the king, burned the cap- 1tol, captured 5,000 slaves, und then re- had to pay for us, He has has had to seek us out from the world and urge with us to accept his love and the provisions of his grace. He has not only had topro- vide redemption for us, but to plend with us to receiveit. It secms to me easier to endure the nq:mlos of Gethsemane, and the pangs of Calvary than the cool indif ference and careless neglect waich men manifest in regard to the offer of eternal life. This following a man year after year, as God often does by his sprit, pleading with mm, using every argu- ment and persuasion, warning und threatening, are greater evidences of God’s love than the sacrifice on the cross. 1t is comparatively easy to suffer and even to die for those we' love, it we are assured that our suffering will be thank- fully received, but to feel day after day year after year that it is unavppreciated, and that our love and sacrifices make no impression on cold and thankless hearts, this is indeed hard. O, this is what makes these jewels cost God so much. I am inclined lately to think that this re- sistance of the Holy Spirit, this turning a deaf ear and unwilling heart to all the pleadings of His love involves greater suffering on the part of Christ than all the shame, humiliation and death he en- duved on earth, Another element of the value of jewels is the work required to be expended on them. [n is not enough that the dinmond should be found and secured, but 1t must be wrought over and polished. It its rude state it is compara- tively lustreless, and it is only the expert who can recognize its worth. Long con- tinued labor and absorbing care must be expended on it to bring it outin all its beauty and brilliancy. So it is with the christian. When just born into the king- dom the soul 18 1n its crude state. It has an inestimable value eventhen. It has been redeemed by the precious blood of Christ, and that for which God is willing to pay so much must be of transcendent seribed to the $15,00) bonus are becoming: justly impatient. ‘They have turned over to Mr. Graves about $4,000 of this sum, and now propose to hold the balance un! til the road is completed and running. The present motors, 1t is claimed, and robably justly so, nust be replaced be- ore the balance of the bonus is forthcom- ing, as it is expressly stipulated upon the subseription paper that the ‘‘Baldwin’ motors are_to used upon the road. Whether Mr. Graves has ordered the “Bpl?win‘;‘ or H not.h no hune seoms informed. e a8 een % *hi placed in such unfortunate positions, he turned to (‘mfl s prl;olfubly t:{xinks he had buner”complclfi How to Help Yonr Digestion. the line and get his present rolling stoc! 2 5 i working bufi‘-;re orde‘rinz more. At any nn?:‘::::t‘i“;fi:’n‘{hi‘r{d'ivv l“lhe -":‘"I‘X‘fi_ rate, until evorything 1t in order, the | Gook'y Porous Plasters and be relipved. 0: e , and o 3 et “Bnldwin‘; mol;m; propelling p‘.\sscngen; i‘r}""e:‘,’"“n”""‘ CHELRLE T, BT YO the entire length of the route no more of | ~ [ haye heen very much troubled with a ‘hf".“’”‘c“';(“"“ ""l".:’:"“.","_‘;f'i‘"g;, f violent pain below my chest bone. 1was AL AL DR e i told by several physicians that it was O p“{’y orod Mr. Graves his stated | Fheumatism of the d«lmunruzm. It ve- ’apers were partly drawn up, when Mr. | o at difiic B e (thivoe backed down and put. anothier | With great diiouliy, T placed ono of tigure upon it, in its present uncompleted | {r00 o hon' and two on euch side. In condition, This they would not consider, | iq"course of twenty-four hours ali pain thinking Graves had started itand could | goased, and 1 was wbie to cat and digost complete it better than a new beginner. > i A e ¢ ad Since then numerous propositions have fl,f’:‘fg(f(‘g“::l}%l(u»s:;l'w:gs?:lI”l"g'tl)lh.;it':g: been made for the me nnd on Saturday | oonctantly. and at the end of seven days rumors were afloat thut a certified chec ALY S ¢ for the whole amount asked had been forwarded to Dubuque, the home of Mr. Graves. ‘This latter report is untrue. But that Mr. Graves woula like to get this white elephant off his hands after his unsuccessful attempts in building it does not seem strange. Had the motor line been completed ST FRANGIS AGADEMH H'O;BI th‘\:::]lw:li( vlvouldb, with the conslent . of Frank Clark,have been running to-day. g o many b soemastrangathatauchs hote] [~ Core Sth Ave. & Tth St Counci Biufs. as this, in an enterprising city like Council One of the best Educational Tnstitutions in ? i the west. Boarding und day school conducted Bluffs, should be allowed to” remain idle D the Sisters of Charity, B V.3, to reach home. He begged for grub at a few ranches, offered to cut wood or do work ot any kind, but it was no use, he couldn't get it. He says he has ar' rested tramps in Council Bluffs, but nhe has a soft place in_ his heart now for them, Dick says, “if I could only have struck a tree lunch what a picnic ['d had. I thought of the free lunches in this city, but I wasn't here to get at them.” Engineer, Surveyor, MapPublisher Over No. 12 North Main St Maps, of cities and counties 401 Broadway, Council Bluffs. " N. B.---Special attention given all orders by mail. ESTABLISHED 1808 D. H. McDANELD & COMPANY, Hides, Tallow, Pelts, WOOL AND FURS, Highest Market Prices. Promp Returns. 820 and 822 Main Street, Council Bluffs, Towa. E. S. BARNETT, Justice ot the Peace, - 415 Broadway, Council Bluffs. pridedl Jadvi i Bargains in new choice silks at Hark- BEST MAKES AND HIGHEST GRADES OF » ness Brothers this week. Pianos and Organs Persons wishing to purchase instruments will find it to their interest to call on us. Instruments Tuned and Repaired. We ncver fail to give satisfaction? Over 20 years’ Experience In Plano and Organ Work. { Swanson Music Co. ' No. 329 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa ot bl For Sale—Harry Smith's photograph gullery cheap. Inguire of Harry Smith. o i eadelied g At the Pacific house ?vrou will save from B?o !a $1 per day. ry it and be con- vinced. e e A Yacht For Manawa. Mr, Chas. H. Warren, of the North- western road, has been engaged in odd hours with his son in building a fine acht, which was taken on trucks to the ake Saturday, and will make 1ts imtia- tory trip some day this week. The yacht is 24 feet in length, with 8 toot beam. She can carry twenty passengers, and when properly ballasted and loaded will draw tweunty-six inches of water. She will carry 80 yards pf canvas. The boat will be used for pleasure purposes only by Mr. Warren and his friends. . Refers to any bank or business house in the city. Collections a specialty. N. SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace. Oflice over American Express, No. 419 BEOADWAY Finest Landaus Coaches and Hacks in City. found myself entirely well. Since then 1 have used ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS for colds, coughs and pains in my side, “(rl“d I have always found them quick and eflective. e ‘When you are 1n the city stop at the i Pacitic_house. Street cars pass the door ‘ every fifteen minutes for all’ the depots. g Meals 50 cents each. 3 ~~——— I Choice residence property a specialty. Cooper & Judson, 130 Main, — - An Evening of Music. A delightful musical series was given Saturday evening by Mrs. Cora Erb, at the Ballurd residence on First avenue. g Prominent among those who participated N i worth. But it is of little worth compared | during the very months in which, under i :;:,?:m i“rz"";w“cii:;fl':" zg.z‘:}"; r:' to what it will be in the ages to come | proper management, 1t could be made to S George A. Keeline, on Park avenue, | When God shall have finished his work | nearly pay for itself; with two such cities [ 707N ™ "“’",‘_ JACOB SIMS AeorRe the other musioal Iadies present | upon it and his design with reference to | as Oraaha and Council Bluffs to patron- STONE & SIMS, it is fully realized. As the rough dia- mond is valuable for what it can be made, 80 is the young christian valuable for what can be made of him. He has 1ze lh‘ Thfirekis nothing slrluncc nbcm:1 it to those who know the conditions under which it was erected. A number have Attomgyls ad't dI‘al'Y‘ s spoken of ovening it but this season the | Practice in the State and Federal Cour were Miss Ida Fosterin, Miss Clara_Beb- . bington, Miss Lulu Jones, Miss Hettie Ross, Miss Jennie Cook, Miss Kate Pusey, Miss Juliun Officer, Miss Anna Bowman, WILLIAM WELCH, ; capabilities of the highest order and in- | complications which have arisen could Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Block, OFFICES: . Miss 1da W ‘ewm’ Aorkply :ul ibgem‘xfio, b}‘_leh(ixmlb}; wolrked ovc; souas Tl): be lm(;nllcd n;: insil {sltheyl can I:Jext. CoUNcIL BLUFFS No. 418 Broadway—The Manhattan B EC H EL ! 0o e brightest jewel worn by the | The creditors of Frank Clark have been A : 1 k g I Y One_thousand head of one, two and | 10 2% ¢ ki s.g 'No angel has such capa- or9 g Telephone No. 83 L] bilities of glory and honor. Sometimes we have to pass through the furnace ot aflliction, must suffer dis- appointment and discipline, and some- times the rubbing and polishing goes on for years before we are perfected for the three-year-old steers for sale. Will fw“ credit to reliable parties. Enquire of A. gilurcemunuycr. 623 Mynster st., tele- A P e D CROCKERY, possible at present. ir latest move T was to offer stock at $59 per share, the creditors to take the indebtedness out in LA PS ASSWA shares, but Clark stood by and said they ) ] couldn’t do anything without him, even Na, 615 Main Street, Telephone No, 9 ATEST NOVELTIES Best $2.00 a day house in the west. LOCATION, THE BEST, FIRST CLASS TABLE, SAMPLE ROOMS and ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES! B — New carpets and new goods at Hark- ness Brothers. - & —~ Il"—‘ S :uvA'stur‘n cmvt;{n, llf thul rlcmgas stone i}l{he‘dn‘l(n‘;lmwn ohrtuuul mn the lho:‘(el. Iu Amber, Rat: ersonal Paragraphs. had any sensatlon it would doubtless cry | He'd take $1,000 as his share and that 4 - ors -+ Reduced :-: Bl J. M. Lane is home from Minneapolis | out, and sometimes faint under some of | killed that idea. FINE POTTERY. TovtoiseShell Regular -: Boarders :: Reduced :: Rates. the processes it must pass through, but thu{ are all necessary for the realization of the artist’s design. So the christian thinks often that 1t is hard for him to bear the severe experience of hife, and cries out in anguwish of soul, Wh: am I thus afllicted? Why are such terrible temptations sent upon me? KH. M. Erwin, of Sioux City, is in the oity. W. M. Riggs, of Muscatine, was at the Pacific yesterday. A. J. Conlee, of Beatrice, was at the Bechtele yestorday. Miss Mattie Joslyn has returned from a ‘The Pacitic Hotel company rather hanker aftor the hotel, but the surround- Prices, Yery Low, ings are such thatit cannot touch it. Jake | W, 8, HOMER & CO. Markel would b satisfied to take the ‘0. 23 MAIN § 1 hotel if he_could get a contvolling inter- NO, 23 1 ST., est 1n the motor line, as well as have the COUNCIL BULUFFS, 1A4: company own Manhattan beach and get i - a monopoly. One of his partners, ) ete.,Hair On naments, as well as the newest nov- elties in hair NO. 336 & 338 Broadway, council Bluffs. ‘ - . i _ visit to friends in Nebraska. little realizing that he 18 being fitted for | Maurice Goble, would like the hotel if 00ds. No. 2zo1 Main St., Council BIUffS, Iowa, f J. C. Abbott, of Whiting, Ia., was a | the eternal beauty of his gloritied state. | the Union Pacific_could be induced to y Hair goods Rguest at the Pacitic yesterday. The greater the capabilities of any pre- | run to the lake. Swobe, the other part- madeto order cious stone the more the labor bestowed upon it. The morerolling and volishing it will receive. The same is true of the chnistian. Another thing which adds to the value of jewels is their imperishableuness. Other things decay and wax old, and lose their value. But jewels remain the same age after age. They are the heirlooms which descend from generation to generation, Moisture doss not dim their lustre nor rust consume them. They are the most lasting of any earthly vpossessions, and as such are a titting type of theimperish- ner leaves the entire business to them and remains in California. After the liens, which have been plast- Sy 5y g . L. Gillette ’ ered upon it, get in a different condition, V. 29 Main St., Council Bluffs, Iowa. Out where some move or other will have to be 7 of town work solicited, and all mail | made, then Hotel Manawa will no doubt u i T find ready hands to open her up, pro- orders vrumpuz attended to. 3 2 Both Domestic and Foreign, ‘ D. Heaton, of Greenficld la, was a guest at the Bechtele yesterday. Mrs. C. R. Tyler is having a visit from her mother and brother from Illinois. Miss Winnie Crofts, daughter of Rev, G. W, Crofts, is suffering from malarial feyer. Miss Annie Clayton, of Dayton, O., and Miss Helen n{ylxu, of Cincinnat, 0., who ¢ have been visiting the family of George Metenlf, leave to-day for their homes. Claude Terwmlliger, son of B. 8, Ter- wlll|fur, arrived home yesterday morn- A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT ] vided the motor line has by that time bt i been *‘pushed’’ to completion. Referring to the rumors in regard to the Pacific house property, the syndi- cate which vpurchased this property have had many offers for the sale of the same, but they want a hotel. Very recently, Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards Broadway, Council Bluffs, Opp. Dummy Depot -3 BEST LIGHT LIVERY REALESTATE. v ALL LEADING WHOLESALE fog from the west, where he has been | able nature of the "human soul. God | they have had their price offered them, ) FOR SALE BY G Ioughlnt.ll. with a -m‘vuyin: party in the | values his jewels not only for what they bul.ythey refuse to dispose of the site un- AND RETAIL ESTABLISHMENTS | ttering his health, He looks | cost him, but also because they will en- | less the purchasers will give bonds to o e and hearty, and reports a gamn of fourteen pounds in weight. R Hotel For Rent. The Sutter house in Missouri Valley; furnished first class thronghout and with 2 business - established, will be on_liberal terms to responsible 3 * _J, W. and E. L. Squire lend money. dure forever. The soul knows no decay. Another characteristic of jewels is that their value is tixed and does not luctuate as is the case with other possessions, Real estate, bank and railway stocks, go up and down in. price, but with jewels, years and even centuries muake little impression on their value. The souls of the redeemed by the blood of Chrnist are and ever will be exceedingly précious in the sight of God. They are his chosen and peculiar sslon, and for no cone erect a fine hotel. Most of the syndicate will sell at just what it cost them if the purchasers will erect a hotel, besides giving $500 to $1,000 bonus. Ll Machine oil, needles, embroidery silks, publications. Domestie agency, 105 Main. sl pajesaidey SB [9JURIIER YOO Farms. Acre property in western part of city All selling cheap. ’ { Dt 31 7 Ly the Hi d mul tantly on hand AKSTON T REATMENT. orses and mules constan roe. J‘:fi‘.’,fi.\ for sale at retail or in car load lots. of. I i R. P. OFFICER, Bcaled ook sont I {1 Why pay fabulous prices for Omaha dplaced i Orders promptly filled by contract on The finest of driving horscs always on Hflfll ESMO &0 ||l$l|fl|lfifl Agam, -~ &mper:ymwhen a o6 l' ~ '{;ll:‘!on' lflfi 133 & i _§‘ Bo“a "’-‘1’-"1.“";"“' "S‘t ock;:fl::‘co.mu%u:i'nn band sud-for.sale by Boom 5, over Officer & Pusey's Bunk, Coundd s n se. e 114, p¥. 5 . / " Glon low socbeap, oo A | Ve Wbk Paceiwyor | OppOst Dummy Depot, Counes Bludls | . MASE WISE, T . . Call on or address Hugh Percy, urk thr 5.