Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 19, 1887, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE NO. 12. PEARL STR Delfvered by carrier in any part of the city at wenty cents j er week H W Tn 1:»{4 Manager, LEPHONES: USTv L an OFFICE, NO. 4. VIGHT EDITOR N 5. ~ MINOR MENTION. K. Y. Plumbing Co. Reiter, tailor, Fall goods cheap. The Pall Mall party will be held next week Friday evening in the Royal Aveanum parlors. M orge Hansen and Miss Katie D. man were married yesterday afternoon by Rev. G. W. Crofts, Mrs. W. W. Wallace entertained the members and friends of the Congrega- tional church in a sociable lust eve- ning. The regular meeting of the city council that was to have been held last evening, was adjourned until Monday night. The grand jury returned an indict- ment against John Hamilton for lar- ceny from the person. Hamilton is in custody. of Harmon ] requested to me; dence of Miss Potter, 520 F this evening. Only forty more names are wanted to A. gymnasium an A\m hundred is the total ¢ Chapter, O. Wt the resi- st avenue, to be secure h Photographs of the pretty *Musket- are displayed at Dohany's operi house. One would dly know they not professionals, so soldier-like is bearing. he Muskete ning for reh pear in public 1 do not secure ti when it is too lut K Captain D. R, Van Etten addres fair sized audience at the Baptist church last evening. He is ahustler in tem- perance work and does not allow his au- dience to go to sleep. The patrol house is being plastered and painted. he interior woodwork is painted a gray tint, with bright red trimmings. It” makes a fine looking building, both inside and out. C. D. Crabill was ordered out of town, and advised to keep several miles tween himself and this city, where ln- reputation as an all-around “‘crook’ is fully established. He skipped, without even a fond goodbye. Mable Luclla, the daughter of George W. rs are meeting every wsal. They will ap- xt week. Those who s will wish they had d o thre 1 will take place at 2 afternoon from the resi- Jum worth before Judge morning, for as 4 common ¢; rged, with the order to get itely if he wished to con- tinue his business unmolested. Mvr. D. L. Rohrer has purchased three lots ip Park addition, upon which he intends to erect two plwmn residences, The position ghtly one, giv- ing a full view of both ¢ ties, as well as the surrounding country for miles, Dickey & Co. negotiated the sale. On Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock Justice Biggs tied the matrimonial knot for Mr. M. A. Huntley and Delia Fletcher. The }:-r{m- d at the residence of the bride, No. 1217 Sixth avenue. It may be a trifle Jate, but congratulations are in order just the same. After looking over the programme for the Chinese entertainment to be iven in the Buptist church next week Satupday evening no one will feel lik missing it. The entertainment will be iven by Chinese students, who will fng, play. eat, worship and marry in Chinese style. Tickets are now on sale. An extensive grain buyer, whose pame is [n'tllniun'n(ly connected with the push and improvement of other citics han this, is arranging for an extens {nvestment in real estate in this city. l’ahould the present prospects materi ize, which is almost assured, the will be augmented to the extent nany thousand dollars and substantial mprovements. Somo beautiful photographs of those who take the leading parts in the Mus- keteers, gre being exhibited in show windows, © Some of the subjects could hardly make any other than beautiful pictures, but given the same subjects and there are few photographers who could produce such exquisite work Gorham has in this instance. The cale at the residence of J. M. Treynor on First avenue, last ¢ven- ing, was o grand treat for the large company of music lovers that were present. Every number on the pro- gramme was a perfect gem, and the rendition all that could be desired. The rooms were all well filled, about ono hundred guests being present. The most hearty appreciation was ex- ressed, and it is hoped that this grea uccess is but the first of many. Frank Johnson, a prominent hanker of Randolph, Ia., has been in the city during the past two da He came to investigate the advantages thiscity pos- sesses for investors mnhl ~unlunl|lulv that he will remove here at no ‘distant day. He is a man well known for energy and good judgment, as well as the pos séssor and controller of large capital. The coming of such men is alw most welcome, for all the material interests with which they wiate themselve must of necessity their influence, Ayles- Ving He ive Fritz Fritzmey taurant, 108 Muin st. Meals at all hou 5 e E. H. Sheafe loans money on secu of eve consulting roor confidential. Office 500 Broadway, cor- ner Main street, up-stair: - J.W. - - The Bloodthirsty A portion of the uns the notorious Major Williams, as he called himself his city, is known to many of th ders of the 1 wnd the following piece of news in 'd to him may not prove uninteresting to them, Tov, N. Y., Nov. 15, —James Brown, alias Major Williams, was _indicted by the Jury of Reussclaer county, for murder in the first degree, in having killed Patrick Kelly, His trial will be called at the coming session of the supreme court. chattel description, b and nnuh|~ editor of the Indy trial’ West, of Atlantic, is making short visit in the city. J. True, of Kuox township, and L. A, Hatswell, of Grove, were in the city yes- terday. Mr. True 1s one of the pione of this country, and viewed with aston- fshment and “delight the wonderful strides the Bluffs is making toward metropolitanism, R The working man, as wcll as the mar- ried wan, can get the furniture and Cuu. he ueeds. How? By buying on kly or mouthly payments of Mandel, Broadway, [ THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Road and Bridge Petitions Granted at Yesterday's Meeting. BONDS ARE FIX OFFICERS' ED. What Was Done In the District Court —8old Shooters to Boys—The New Truck Tested — Bluffs News. Business of the Board. The board of county supervisors com- pleted the work of this session last night, and adjourned until the ficst Monday in January. During the session the petition of J. H. Murphy and others asking for the establishment of a new road in Garner township, the petition of W. M. Maxwell and others asking for the vacation of a road in Jumes township, the petition of John Birney for the establishment of a consent road in Valley township, and the petition of Edward Mitchell asking for the estab- lishment of a consentroad in Silver Creek and Washington townships were all granted. The petition for the vaca- tion of a road in Valley township was referred to R. F. Jones to report at the Junuary session. J. J. Shea’s appoint- ment of J. H. Smith as deputy elerk of the distriet courtat Avoea was approved. "he official bonds of A, C. Rayburn as constable of Macedonia township, Will- inm Stueve, constable, and John Nipps, justice of the peace of Lewis township. were approved. The sureties furnished by Josep ulding in place of those withdrawi copted. Erasmus C. Brown. a Council Bluffs, w runted -pormission to buy and sell cating liguors as 3. laws of 1885, ros. to the amount Novling to the amount of rial and work on the court house were audited and al= lowed. Billeof W. D. Hardin, overseer of the poor, to the amount of $200 were allowed. The change of road petitioned for in Minden township was granted as recom- mended. The bridge petitions of D. . of Hardin township, and H, U. dorf, of Washington township, wer ferred to S. G. Underwood, to report at the January session. The bridge peti- tion of B. B. Ryan, of Boomer township, was referred to C. B. Waite, to report at the next session. The bridge peti- tion of B. F. Bobb, of Waveland town- ship, wus rejected, as there is no road at the place numed in the petition. The petition of G. Hover for reduction W |-njm~lv d. The refund petition of O. Elliott was granted. The honds of the county officers litor, $10,000: tre £10,000; iperintendent of sehools, $1.000; coroner, $1.000. John Lindt was appointed to attend to the burial of indigent soldicrs. thousand head of one. two and for sale. Will give parties. Enquire of wmayer, 628 Mynster st., Perry, One three-yc credit to A, J. G telephone 121. —— Cooper & Judson. i 2 Up in the World. The official test of the new aerial ex- tension truck took place yesterday after- noon at the government building. The trial was a pronounced success, exceed- ing even the expectations of the most sanguine. The long seventy-five-foot ladder was tried at different angles and elevations and was mounted by both Mr. Bruegger, agent of the builders of the truck, and Chief Templeton, of the five department, When placed against the huilding a half dozen of the boys quickly skipped to the top, their com- bined weight m:\I\inr_' no perceptible strain upon the ladde Mr. Bruegger complimented the boys v highly for their work as green hands, and pro- phesies the ~)wl'dy arrival of the time when they will beat the record of the boys neross the river, who, he says, can raise their ladder cighty feet in fifty scconds. Although there are but few buildings in the city that would require a seventy-five-foot ladder, there are many that could receive no benefit from the ones_on the old truck. The mapy three and four-story buildings in the o would be decidedly ‘‘pokerish” plices in case of a fire, unless the de- partment was supplied with an appar- ratus similar to the new one. —_——— You Want Them? Domestic patterns and patterns for stamping and embroidery. Latest styles and tinest designs. “Domestic” office, 105 Muin street, ————— and wood, call Money to loan. S For an elegant birthd mas present, n Domest) leads them all ¢ giftor Christ- ewing machine oy Sold Firearms to Boys. Among the indictments returned by the grand jury was one against Joseph Riche and M. A. Pierce, The crime alleged is selling firearms to minors. Upon this finding four informations were issucd yesterday by Justice Bar- nett, and w its for the arrest of Riche and Pie The informations were sworn out by the fathers of the boys to whom the firearms were sold. Th are as follows: O. P. McKesson, arms sold to his son, Frank McKesson; W. B. White, arms sold to his son, Clinton White; C. Deetkin, arms sold to his son, Henry Deetking and William Van Denburg, arms sold to his son, Albert Van Denburg, The indictments Wero returned separately and the cases will come up for trial next Monday at 9 o'clock a. m, Bonds in each case were fixed at $200, Sureties were furnished, These four boys are the ones meuntioned in the BEE of terday as the braves who started t to klil Indians, and came back from Weston with a police- man, —— Every one making a eash purchase of 25 cents at . D. King & Co.'s cigar store gets a chance in the annual prize drawing. Twenty elegant prizes. - “The Musketeers. Manager Dohany yesterday informed the young ladies in charge of the comic ra, *'The Musketeers,” that while held his written contract for the use of his opera house on Thanksgiving day, he had just discovered another given by him last January, to the “Alone In London” company. = This ne- ssitates a change of dates by one of them und in consequence ‘'The Mus- keteers” will bo presented on_Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, November 22and 23, The date of the matinee will be announced to-morrow morning. The young ladies v much disliked to re- inquish their claim upon Mr, Dobany for the holiday, as many would be pre- vented {rom licaring the opera if not OVEMBER 19, given on that day, but as i sible for the opera management 10 ire another house for the traveling compuny, and us it would lay him open to a prob- able suit for damages if the contract with the home company should be ful- filled, it was dee 1 best to make the change, It is very unfortunate that Mr. Dohany should have made such a mistake in his bookings, but in spite of the change, the troupe should e greeted with three full houses. The company has its own orchestra, im- ported costumes, and a chorus of fifty trained voi Tickets will be on sale at Bushnell's this morning. Let every one turn out, and besides enjoying a good laugh and hearing lots of good music, show that musical education is appreciated in Couneil Blufts, a8 impe house i Stoves of all descriptions at Odell & Bryant's, —_—— Special bargains in stoves, to close out, at Odell & Bryan Base burners, hase heat and mon stoves, Call and see our pric fore you buy. Odell & Bryant, Muain street. com= be- 504 P Sm—— District Court. court convened yesterday morning. The arguments in the case of M. J. Blair against C. M. Witt et al, for 25,000 dumages, were concluded and the case went to the jury at 10 o'clock. They were still out at adjournment last ovening. A disagreement islooked for. The case then taken up is a complica- ted one, four cases being combined in one, The substantial facts are as fol- Tows: Four brothers, Thomas J. Joseph, 1., B. M.,and W, T. Cullison, owned together a large property. The two former died without having made a di- on of the estate. Robert Motherell made their exccutor. In settle- 1t, claims and counter claim: put in by both the living brothe the executor. The brothers sue a ¢ against the estate and the executor sues them for the amount of a note he holds aguinst the estate. The case will con- tinue to-day. District m —_—— For houses to rent see Tipton, the real estate broker. et Y Odell & Bryant, 504 Main and 505 Pearl sts., keep a full line of hardware, cutlery, stoves and_ tinws Call and examine prices und goods bo[ur(- pur- chasing goods The Pierce street garden was opened Wednesday evening by o large party given by Jacob Howarth, (Ill'plolu ietor. The premises have been put in first the rooms and halls being y puinted and kalsomined. It will be let to responsible persons_for parties or dances. Mr. Howarth invites his friends to call and see him. FURNITURE ! We are now prepared for the HOLIDAY TRADE ! Our immense buildings are packed full of the most BEAUTIFUL AND ELEGANT. 600DS In our line, and at prices thut will defy com- ition. We guarantee our goods to be just prescnt them, Please give us a eall ether you wish to buy or not, and b your friends with you. It is no trouble to show our goods. Respectfully, C. A. BEEBE & CO. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. QPECIAT advertisements, such as Lost, Found, To Loun, For Salg, To Rent, Wants, Boardin etc., will be inserted ip t i colymn ut the o £a%s of TN CENTS pifa or "the first in- Fertion and Five tents Per L for oheh subses quent insertion. Leave advertisements at our office No. 13 Pedrl Street, near Broadwuy, Coun- cil Blufts, Tow WANTS. T—Good eight 1 house, with nd water, Stable on premi- dmye.. twe biocks from dummy App) at 14 Pearl-st. NOR RENT -A five room house, 213 Frauklin st. Enquire at 215 Franklin st. A fine tesidence in the best por- uncil Bluffs. Call on or address J , with Odell Brog. & Co., 16} Pearl st OR RENT—Houses in all parts of the city by Johnston & Van Patten, 8 Main st. You NG lady, experienced bookkeeper and (om\u»l«-nl stenographer, wants position. Address H 10, Bee office. OR_SALE—A second band Kns plano, neatly new; cost 80, se Address Q7 31, Bee officd, Council Bluffs, de an square for §200. ]5‘0{‘ RENT—Houses and furnished rooms, J. Davidson, 825 Fifth avenue, ou SALE—Sscond-hand Columbiu bicycls very cheap, an, at Bee office NE hundred thousand dollars to loan o real estate and chattels by F. J. Day, 8 Pear] st. Bv ILIT;'}(I Tofs and acpe property for sale by ay, 3 Pearl s Fu T—A finely furnished front room, first floor, in private residence near court house. “Water in room, lighted and heated. Lurge closet. References required. Address H. 12, Hee oftice, Gpuncil Bluffs, PAINLESS ALCOHOL, OPIUM AND MORPHINE CURE ! The Alcohol, Morphine and Opium habit Ab- solutely (¢ without interfering with ‘the peatfon, - Correspond with or LLINGE Lo, $2. AN ELEGANT $2. GOLD WATCH FOR TWO DOLLARS. To each purchaser of $2.00 worth of fnnds we give a ticket which en- itles the holder to one chance on an Elegant Gold Watch worth 90, ‘We carry a nice line of goods, in the latest ‘styles, embracing Meu's and lh»% clothing, hats and caps, boots and shoes, gloves, mittens, ete., which we will sell you at One-half tho Price asked you by other dealers and give you a chance on the watch besides, Come dnd éxamine our goods and prices before purchasing. Remember the place, 546 and 548 Brondway. M. MARCUS Council Blu t FINE. MILLINERY. NEW FALL STYLES OPEN. 1514 DOUGLAS STREET, - - - OMAHA. i . WELCH, L Carriage and Bxpresy Live OFFICE—~61% SOUTH MAIN ST, Telephone No, 8. All calls from xI)\vsuh.t Telegraph Ofice prompuly attended to, A PENNY SAVED TWO PENNIES EARNE WE GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU TEN CENTS | ON EVERY DOLLAR. TRY US AND WE WILL PROVE IT. TROXELL. BROS., CASH GROCERS, 401. 404. NO. 345 BROADWAY. 401, 401. These Are Symbolic! What Do They Symbolize? . QUALITY. 9. QUANTITY. 3. CHEAPNESS There Are 401 .Reasons for This. (uality! The most goods possi be given for the money. The greatest amount the The best goods in the various departments of our stock the market contain. (uantity! Cheapness! e e bleto of the ‘least 40l persons can testify that this is so. 40l Kinds of Dress Goods for 401 styles of beauty. 401 styles of Carpets for 401 kinds of homes. 401 styles of Underwe. 401 kinds of persons. ar for All this and 401 times as much you will find at 401 Broadway. Harkness Brothers. DR. C.B. JUDD MFGR. ELECTRIC BELTS AND TRUSSES. COUNC BLUFFS, NO. 606 BROADWAY, : : 3 IOWA. B VRN WANTED—GOOD SALESMEN ON LARGE COMMISSION OR SALARY, Star Stables and Mule Yardsfi Broadway, Council Blufts, Opp. Dummy Depot. Horses and mules constantly on hand, for sale at retail or in car load lots. ers promptyy filled by contract on short notice, Stock sol Telephone 114, d on commission, SCHLUTER & BOLEY, Opposite Dummy Depot, Council Blutts, Ogden Boiler Works CARTER & SON, Prop’s. Manufacturerf of A1l Kinds of STEAM BOILERS AND SHEET IRON WORK. Orders by mail for repairs prompt to. Satisfaction guaranteed. 10th Ay 1y attended enue. Ad- dress Ogden Iron Works, Council Bluffs, Towa. D, H. McDANELD & C! L FOR SALE CHEAP! STANDARD, TWO Trotting - Stallions WADE CARY, - - 6o, isap— UNDER RULE 8, Council Blufs, OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS 500 Broodway, Council Bluffs, lowa. Established Highest Market Prices. Returns. 20 and 22 Main Street,Council Blu 0. Hides, Tallow, Pelts, Wool and Furs. Prompt s, Towa, Only Hotel in the City with Accommodations First Class, MAX MOHN, Prop! Main Street, Council Blufis. Fire Es- cape. Electric Call Bells. Rates Always Reasonable. rietor, {00 GRAND FREE GIFTS | Worth 82,000 to be Given Away by Henry Biseman & Co.'s People's Store, 314, 316, 318 and 320 Broadway, Council Bluffs, ITowa. READ, READ, READ. With Every Two Dollars Worth of Goods Purchased You Will Receive & Coupon Ticket Good For One Chance in the Following Grand Presents to be Given Away by us on Monday, January 16th, 1888, Every $2 purchase receives one ticket and every additional $2° the same, Hold your tickets until the above tioned date, when the lucky numbers will be announced and the holders in- vited to call for their presents. Remember you will § ing extra on your purchases, guarantee to sell you than you can buy at any u!h:-r house in the west, and give youthe largest. finest x[lml best stock west of L'hi«-ugu to select rom. CALL AND BE CONVINCED! All mail orders rec e prompt atten- tion and tickets for the free gifts for- warded with the ovders the same as if you were here in person, These distributiol 11 be made with every fairness, and custom may de- pend on the lucky numbers receiving their reward. \ s will be given to employes . customers only receiving the benetit of the pi 1—One ele 't consisting of s rge easy chairs, purchased from 8. S, Keller of this ¢ 2-One elegant cherry bed room se consisting of bedstead, dresser and wash stand. Have large bevell French plate mirrors. Purchased from C. A, 3eebo & Co., ci 8—One elegant ing of extra large waiter, coffee pot. tea pot, sugar bowl, mer and spoon holder. Must bo seen to be fully appreciated. Bought from C. B. Jucquemin & Co., city. 4—One very handsome water set,com- prising pitcher stand goblets and wash bowl of the very largest design. An elegant picce of woods. Purchased from Robinson Bros., city. 1 China dinner set of 130 Purchased from W. A. Maurer, ver tea set, con and very hea it decorated China tea set of satin water 1 piteher e mprising 6 tumblers, 1 pitcher and 1 clegant brass Lustre amber compris- 6 (ulnM\ rs. 1 pitcher One ruby w 6 tumblers. 1 pi 11—20 yds best bl s made. ko Guinett silk ntleman’s smoking ja 141 very clegant Paisley shawl. aalskin gloves, 21—1 pair California white blankets. 2—1 combination nobility dress pat- 1, worth $50. 3—1 Mi 1—1 picce Lonesdale muslin, 1 p'ln' men’s boots or shoes. >, corset any 271 pair Mi hd "fi—l Dr. Warner’s corset. ailles bed spread. .‘H)—'l el 1‘;::1!\'. album, 81—1 toboggan cap. —1infant’s cloak. shmere dress. —1 set furs. —1 fine large doll. —1 autograph album. 714 dozen ladies’ fine wool fast black hose. 88—% dozen Misses fine wool fast black 11(>~ 391 gingham dress pattern. 40—1 dozen gentslinen handkerchiefs, 41—1dozen ladieslinen handkerchiefs, 42—6 linen table cloths. 43—1 dozen linen napkins. 44—1 dozen fine linen towels. tand cover. ailles quilt, 48—1 fine large doll. 49—1 large album. 50—1 toboggan cap. 51—1 child’s haod. 52—1 piece “fruit of loom" 3—1 fancy stand cover. 54—1 pair elegant Japanese portiers. 655—1 album. 56—1 large doll. S 57—1 autograph album. —1 seal skin hand bag. 59—1 toilet set. 60—1 Long pocket book. 6! —1 fine silk mlllflur 1 muslin. pair kid ,_rl..\.-\ pair silk suspenders, pair ludies’ car rings. pair ladics’ cull buttons. ST, pair silk mits gent's fur eap. cents’ silk smoking jacket. gents' hat, i ‘s arctie overshoes, 841 fi 85—1 86—1 87—1 large doll. 88—1 large shopping bag. 801 silk umbre 90—1 fine luce hi srchief, 91—1 elegant evening shawl, 2 —1 gent's traveling bag. 1 toboggan cap. ‘M —1 child’s hood. 95—1 pair kid gloye 06—1 ladies’ fine jerse 97—1 elegant lnce ha indkerchiot, 98—1 silk mufiler 99—1 per ladies’ fine shoes. 100—1 set ladies’ furs, Total value of the above 100 prescuts, two thousand dollars, See them exhibited in our store, The drawing will be conducted under the managemeut of a committee of six citizens, and the utmost fairness will be had so the presents will go to the per- sons who holdsthe Jucky numbers. Now is the time for everybody to take advantage of this great gift offerin Buy your L'uud\dl the People’s store, save money thereby and get & present In the b ain, Henry Eiseman & Co., People’s store, 314, 816, 818 and 3 Bro&dwuy. Council ulufis, Ia, ass umbrella stand. uspenders. men- ave to pay nun.- oods ¢ hm\pt‘r P ts WEAK who 1 h bas 'rhlrm:n away his MiNDand MANHOOD, uunh-wu.hl # A EmSsp3 Pt f =H3 2, 722 = M- = - EFFEC perha NSU r. Clarke, Estal \bg e ns & L 0 HAT yo hi n or WHO has failed to cure you. l"'llll “lufler(nl from diseases ar to their sex can consult with me Assuran f apeedy relief and cure. Send 2 cel t morks o your diseases. | ot ocents l.ln r Celebrat Chronte, Ryt personally G/ by r. £ w e i lon. (umull the “old nds Sured. Offices s t confiding your case, [} IAAnlll A mnu Iy letter ot call may save future sufferingand e add golde Jeans to life, &@=Book o Life rrcf\u s0c. (stamps). Medicine and writings sont overywhere, secure from '€ urs, 8 to 8; Sundays, 9 to 12, F. CL. M. D. 186 8o, Clark 8t., CHICAGO, ll.h [lellnl[‘ I vamu AVENUE 5«#«. ON S, HOPKINS Gen, Have the largest and most completd Assortment of Fire Place Furnishingg IN AMERICA. One Hundred & Seventy-Fve Different designs of fire places cant be seem all set up in our show roomns. Also complete Bath & Toilet Rooms all fitted up with Tiles, Brass Goods, Of all th e choicest and most m‘ly/mai designs, Readers of this paper requiving goods in our line should call upon or communicate. ‘A BOONTEM g fio u,\'t‘fi“'n? (("F-r TER EVI F 0 |l b Ml cu,) sh nu. mfl ‘ s rbl.'fl)'v?'i‘.. NEW vonfi ! P-bmm-d threy mEatinin ”me' ’ u —THE~— CHICAGO SHORT ~ LING OF THE Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y. | The Best Route from Omaha and Counci} Bluffs to =THE EAST TWO TRAINS mnv BETWEKN OMALA AND CIL BLUFF8 «AND Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Cedar l(npldu, | Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford Clinton, Dubuque, l!n"npor', Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all other important points East, outhemst. For through tickets call on the ticket mmlm street, in Paxton Hotel, or st rman Sieepers unt the dnest Diviny Carsin g Tty the matn ige-ot the i gor AR AL (X ] ) n Rnt’ L, Goners) Manager, l’“ Gen M V N. General I‘l enger an TED 'h" ATH A eron Aok ikas sl Fassenare and ,l_'xunA it CLA KR, General Superintendent. vve CHICA GO ano N Orthf Western Railway Short Line. Omaha, Council Bluffs And chlcagu. fllnn'ylnldln!upnrl mn' \lm\-llh.wn o8 polats of supertoritd i et weon Omnhi ¢ N o AY AT "\t that lumnn Artaud ingeno ACE 5 R D U chimtort and siennce. 118 PARLO o l kst HI”I’A‘i“l'l\k\vl « Al()’l thy ALt i g yitr se of all \ uther easters Inauapoie, Clncinaa A wdal] potita in the Cast, wak for & bcke “NORTHWESTERN." Jou wish the beat accomuiodayion Allticket ageatd’ loketn via sbis line. HOTCET EPW | Genl Manawer, “'hax.ll V- Shncock, L. . BOLLES, WIeLQ puent. L Y YT Y ““ Gl Nobrsasa a1 Ages