Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 2, 1888, Page 6

6 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JULY 2 1888 “w THE DAILY . BEE. [ (RUMBS H{[)\Hllk (lllR(llES‘:7.:".]:1:."‘::«.' by B o Tho Mothodist Pastor Talks About | Remaiy wiith o fithed o Hices, ' Ho SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE XO. 12 PEARL STREET. the. Nowspapors. then,came 1o our own lanid and traced G I oy bt oyt R K e T | VETCALF_BROTHERS _ | ———rwmw o "‘, Twenty Cents Per Week, '8 [ sixty-millions of a population much a sin ws Lowest Pr[cqg' Clothing, Hats, Capa. eto. H. W. TINTON L MANAGER to be expacted, but it y v; - ““ Williarn Sisdentopf, B TELEPHONES: He mentioned Sabhath b 'rA'r:m. 8 ~ Dealer In =, ar m/m. Kvere b Fis) rr 5’5&&:.‘.'5’%‘“ == - Cn!&Ca\ml, REAL Psufl" PIANOS. “\"IIAL LIFE INS, 00 New York No.& N. A Main St. Councll Bluffy, > o D M a—The of capita inst. labor, and imtemper: MINOR MENTION. A frad with il its statistics of woe. Drunke New spring goods at Reiter's Coming Races. had much to do with the fall of most of the New York Plumbing company — great nations of the Bible. These Augean 4 y tables ought 1o be cleansed. “What is the E. L. Acton and Maggie Grindle, both of The Pulpit and the A christian spirit to do about it? He is to_be th 1 1 ' s city, AL l‘u”\\‘ il VAT A Yesterday morning Rev. W. ] Taitnful in his voting, iu his infliencs, and in orge A. Holmes, of this city, and F\. A k] dway | his prayers. He then traced the of o Turner, of Avoca, will tune up the eagle at | {000 bbbt i oy 4Y | God to our nation in many of its particularss Neola on the Fourth Methodist church, upon the shows the tests which our government Joel A, German and Elvira Birchell, both | the countr The address was the first @ al v been enabled to stand; and in of this county, were made one by Squire s on “The Press’” which the revere ! eat hope for its perpetuity, yet our Briggs Saturday evening ntleman will deliver at intervals her lould be not in our greatuess, but in The Congregational young ladies are to God, who has proved ‘”‘H\m\f.. in all our IO o iy vooHing heXl i ot & watchman, let him declare what he ; - it Vasterday was o “scorchor.’) Hverybody )’ Wi tivine command,” said th Twenty-five Years a Priest. professed o be completely wilted, and the aker, “and it fitly illustrates the posit ev. John Doxacher, familiarly known as mercury held up its head at 96 in the shade of the newspaper of to nyone might | ¢ r John," the mucl-beloved pioneer The old Mill school building is no more, | as well mpt to caleulate f this city, yesterday celebrated the and to-day work will be commenced on the | the avalafiche as to tell what is the posw crection of @ new £40,000 structure that is to o newspuper. It reaches man on overy " o 16 first priest Lo take its place le and at every possible point of contact ! .“‘r 'l“ Bl ”"' it |‘-.“ At the Congregational church yesterday | It comes into the home and whispers to you 4 sl S FaRdLs iy morning the sacrament ¢ Lord’s supper | alor Science, art, philosophy, et in- | Adolpt 1z, 0. 8. B, pastor of St was administered, and t w members re- | auce, politics, und a hundred other otor 1ght it eminently proper that ceived into the church Qiscussed before you. The ed i should preach His_anfiversary The funcral of the late Mrs, Louisa Mar- | monocrat. He occupies a throne ower | sermon , where Lie labored for five years shall took place yesterday afternoon from | and you are willingly or unwillin « 1 ¢ church, and where his resi No. S50 Fourth avenue, and | ¥ ‘lm‘ |~ll’l‘|‘“'lr. He el hil\”” A k wa S T T T S ST S e L e UV ey VO s 2 PO ve itlende poct, a philosopher, a scientist presents | Accord that venerable priest was it T Setord R AIATALE A ou are his subject—Lis pupil, i ofticiated nt at high mass, and - g -~ - i 4 e held ve 3;:"‘ was v \rl\l lar Yo cARRDE HRVS & CHOUHL or spenlcn W <l chrant At Ml e | EIOLESALE HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ET7S O BBERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Under 1 ‘ampbell, which the newspaper not_spoken A he cuities under which he la E " AT B G T A8k Tho 2|8 aru Al LY gested or inspired. The fresily printed | pored. Manufacturer of I‘n;o Carringes and Buggies. H F HATTENHAUER Lalways keep in stock a large varicty of castern cemetery. Tllu-ir‘vrl,‘;u:‘:‘u:;f;ibxlnlmlxx;mrv;»‘n: ”“flmlwru'.“x\ 8 vlw N When lie came he .{ there \\I-.\u’\ 0 resid lr 1 nu(\.ol:]nv, |]\,~ a full .~lm'!li to whl-l'l from. . ‘. 33 y make Carr s, which Isell ata very low rate. AR . | an infook into the material and religious con A 1 he dwelt in the lower part o all and examine, Prices TLow. Nos. { Stree o 2 RARAY A8 AHOW BOGIR, Messrs. Kiplinger & Eisher wore unablo | iftions existing in other lands than oura, | 1ho ball tewer with hia brother. . Tho - - On3rto 311 Fourth Streot, \ 1y to show goods. to open their new cigar store in Omaha yes- | Pofore we begin the active duties of the day | pregation was at that time too poor to fur R—— terday, as the furniture had not arrived.’ It | \vo may know the essential things pertaining | nish anything better. The church was then will be shipped on the bth inst., and the | ¢4 ail lands and peoples and n w God's G010 BOTITS Tt SFH7A6\ opposite | willed ¢ o Uiioof Har mnd thane ESTABL : 12, OIPORAY = store will probably be opened about the 10th | fovernment s ‘spreading on carth. The | the crm Lo F e o ala aha’ Baar | b lled the time of her mad mar JONES & SHUGART, ABLISHED 1842, INCORPORATED 1878 between n A h [ riage, now came back to them through The newspaper carriers and the American | the counting room, the factory, to the mer: | in later years, He afterwards undertook its X S At the Presbytérian Chorch— I Iy of n labor ns against_capital; L) <: M lnrgvn Oapl{al and 8wplua Pat of Any Bank in the oity. + Your Patronage > Is Solicited. *SAGOUNT I ¥ "SI0090G [/ Y Ll e ST By POl [0 W, &E. L Souiks Point, @il X Gloss Go, PRy N"”’ ’ mm"" B i Abflh-acln of Title @, Wholesale. iz, " Saum Rnsa No. 8. Pearl St. ; 4EG A0)SoU ool 4% af;‘mséa wniversary of his life in the S Rfi\\\fi\&:\ 3 ' Q\fe"a&\z o A ‘:3 ANOHASONS = “’kwv PN -0 R g . NLNCONS, ik s 4 2 “‘&\\BSE\\Q,%\Q; 69140490 -A;ddf!s 4 00 Population.inks8 35999 ; I n 1889, 50.000. Fine Gov*. Byildin, Elegamt GourtH s, BN TRtrIAL Lalbitt api G, Lribt) Libloa ‘OnthE | O any AHric, Wia \uvas Mt 16 the Tavaiee at g L s | were left, and the inheritage amounted " . X ORI Wi ¢ to his vigorous " : hotly contested game. American Dis- | the handmaid of r . 4 work tha » bricl ence on Main stre It was one day after securing his Y. \ trict tolographs were oo much for their op- | into the o p o8 are | until rocontly ¥ ey official appointment as guardian of the tly oc ), il A = heo! Adapted for ponents, defeating them by a score of 20 | sw < anniliilated, time is ob- | Menomy, was built, and he was compelled to | girls that a strange thought came to SIZES FROM S 10 10. literated and you are made one of the com- | assume individually the indebtedness for the | him. He would tuke his wards to Prosvect park has received considerable | mon whole, the material al. The cong ion was sma c salling the two beauti \d// \ i i DA G O GoiimhoaTauiors: | ICHO sSi<ee, thisn {nddoabod . RIERELL L0 1 || bkl gAY WA MO ML DIBIYUNL 1EL mIEHE! | o e e et I L Oy O L et o] > 25 70 300 & b2 he s 150 F 2 ELECTRIC ear. It has been cleared of bru discussion of these points: First, the news o been. Father John found it ratherup. [ £155 10, 1s ¢ S S Aiad) \ B sd down to grass, besides be paper provokes thought; second, the news work getting subscriptions, and- was just budding into womanhood, he un- , und by another year paper is w 2 ke it: third, the | compelled to scek outside & c folded a glowing plan, to which the U - \ HORSE o 7 LXGHTING, in the front rank of the city’s parks as I,‘;‘ “"“ ; ..u.nl force n; canvassed the countr) 10, 'fln'nw-nl‘ girls made no objec N :\'u[l \\'\\l]]nu UWE a delightful spot for pleasure seckers to visit, | o “The editor has the cye of | the Northwestern He was determ- | two weeks the p . or Mon- 5 f and while away a few enjoyable hoar q said he. “All places | jned to succeed, and finally the neces: real, whenee the three journeyed to . P R Mills and Elevators. Flossie G. is credited by Dunton's Field | nd people, all times and_ conditions, are his | amount was raised. Considerable time s island, in the St. Mary's | | 1 = BAG S - - - and Turf with taking the lead among this ;“"'21";';,j"“;";;"';'\- .4'511\-.'{\‘.'«‘":‘k“..“”.‘":fi..‘.'yfi'i' i ihis otk tand) R | Fiver: ‘and: motiled iforlife. « Whather TAR e = = year's performers, She is a sister of the [ the positio outributers to his columns. | it was completed the labo 3 e B T e GTebat T LI genws pertomors” Buo s sistor ot the | W7 PSR o, FORRMEIS Lo L Shtae | L s completed “th labors, of, the | tho séguel wa forescen in Major toins: /4 AUTOMATIC - CUT-OFF -:- ENGINES. for some time by J. M. Milholland. Flossie sc. The work of the cditoris | brought to a close, as he g LIRS AL 10ea came, i . € X/ N i ’ g G. won Janesville, Wis., last week in | not to write homilies but to give the new: sent to another churge as missionary in | day in England is to be guessed at. Specifications and estimates furnished for complete steam plants, Regulation, Durability Guar- 2:181¢, 2:2114, 2:101. In the last heat she \nk the |m|wx|‘:‘ 18" l\l..;t you ]m.uw |l\ "nlu» northern Dakota. After several changes in | Certainly a like course with their < 4 anteed, Can show letters from users where fuel Economy is equal with Corliss Non-Condensiug, made the half in 1:07, speaker u iat a high moral standard be y sy cars, he | mother years before would have made S BRANCH ISE, COUNCIL BI TI0WA Of the 150 stalls at the Union Driving ;il“‘_l\l\_m-l':‘lrl Illulllf'fl"yllljfl:{;; nlul_"' l:lvl\l\ rwolf"l::‘ w’ now 1{.(” ted ‘n ()u]l.m 1 o he has | his life” different. He was the only —)DEALERS IN(— s ‘ % il E C HARRlé M K park all but twenty were fitled last evening. LA 4 Mieduth; charge of the Sisters’ hospital. He was iu | white man in the region,and *he event 3 = Kile' track was in spiondid condition, and | s unk te Wrone was fully developed. ot | this city a fow months ago, and particiated | which followed showed that the girls HARDWARE AND STOVES end for Catalogue. . » Manager norsemen claim that it never was 80 fast 48 | Gioration and charity. 1t is to odit s | churen, the bonatitul struotuce inavhich ne | had no longing-for other society. SJTHE CELERRATED(— e Do e ansgement fs ubilantover | blacleuard sheet, but to edit anewspaper re- | yestorday addressed a very large congrega- | Within two yeurs the major, by somoe | DANGI ER GASOLINE STOVE ! s SR R The Mot Btecesstul meeting ever hold hevo, | Auires brains, nerve, devotion to principle, | tion, many of whom were’ here twenty-five | sort of ceremony, married both his PROFESS]ONAL DIRECTORY Bverything 18 ranning o8 smoathly s pos. | Untiring lubor'and sacrifice. No body of men | years azo when he first_came here to take | blooming wards, and in the years that | NO. 211 BROADWAY. sible, and thero havo peen no discournging | 40 5 much work and receive so little pay u8 | charge of the intorests of the church. He | followed over forty children weve born SE— hitehies in any purt of the programuie, e enti oy v oty mon couial || erunablojto spord Eho dayas i Trichision | 61 thiaipol yeamousHiow} m:m.\'u(\\'hmn o H. BIRKINBINE Hydraulic anitary Engineer, Plans, Estimates, The friends of Tommy Brooks huve ar- oi 1y 1he “looks Of s Tavin ind siocks | imemediataly nrter tho sorvieos, - (0 OMARE | still live fn the vicinity. And at th "OUNCIL BLU Specifications, Supervision of Public Work. Brown rauged 1o give him a benefit to-morrow eve- | his housc and _garden; his store and goods, | ' as g siieht expr B o will foit | home ofone of the renowned major cou L BLUFES Building, Council Bluffs, lowa. ning at Platner’s hall on Upper Broad A live paper s the only one that lives and | yomn g ft b ) epildladdualel St > i s the only on h 4 descendants the writer lately dined. e The pugilistic tulent of this city and Omaba | succeeds. 1t does not live in the pust. 1t | Lopvard “dtather John, " and as a ploast S c O R N I c E Att S Fl Building, 115 B Do B OOk EAB Hibontintt 3 minder of the L hisfriends 3 i i Attorney at Law, Second Floor Brown Building, 11 will participate. - Brooks has been in training | docs not sail in the arl, but is on bourd the o 4 st cane, | |, Something new in the profit-sharing lino s e D ERTI S Al O OTACI BT To WaY veight of that plice. He | d\-..\\r,..' the | arrival 5 L it \ulh Jt-t\\“‘"""'l”"} 3 EohtaLnty puidin wstallments. At th it 4 .‘v Manufac ""j'- N SCHURZ Justice of the Peace. Offlce over American Express, No. 419 o windup of. tho ontortalament || 1a wia uositions aot upied b o d For several days past business in police | capniy OO R N D N O R SOUICITR e e N T ] “III be an eight-round set-to between Brooks | in the kind of material of w 4 s g s has been unusually dull, but there — Q Attorneys at Law, Practice in the State and Federa und Jack Larkin of this cit posed, which are best fitted to live as the pro- s s in the programme Saturday O™ Courts. Office—Rooms 7 and % Shugart-Beno Block, e ———— s of good among men. The society | eve S arreata baingimade anringl| SPECIALENOTICES. OGDEN -: B[”LER WURKS Council Bluffs, Towa J.G.Tipton has bargains in realestate. | paper was of little benefit to anyone, The K 2z e sporting paper was an abomination. The in- | the night. Tom Higging was drunk, and as NOTIC Notico is hereby given that the part- | dependent paper had no legitimate place in | 800n as he sovered up he deposited $5.60 and A J 3 S T e S C C HAZEN“ Dentist, Corner Main Strect and nership horotofore existing. ander. the | the world. ' In closing, he made a strong plea | was _released. —Peter Peterson and G, Ol advertt i CARTER &% SON,EEx0p’8. A Blufis, Towa. firm name of J, W, & B T Squivo, was, | for discretion, honesty and cleanliness in the | Swanson were eharged with disturbing the | o y colun > 1oy e P — X ;| discussions of the political campaizn upon t were locked up to await the | ratdof 0 for the first in = a f Ey , Nowe and consent. J. W juire wi 1me rinciple be abov: on. @ jod’ . r i - RisH 5 S quent insertion, : vertisements at ou i St Boile & Sheet Work. y aarh tr il atter tation, onBont principle beubove men and God's honor was booked for assault with intent to [ dentineertion. e tinpIm ny All Kinds of Steam Boilers & Sheet Iron Work. | ¢ 3 4 8 sollect obted- | be abovea 5 i Shoise | oftice, No Stre oar Hroac ice cor. Main stiect and Broadway. Residence, 610 DIufl st. 1ours—i,to 12, % to 3, 7:60 to 8:30, !\l::::\”l‘(y;ni:;'l.i;l::‘l :I(I.lll; u’ ‘.I\ll ‘1:':.‘1; hvul1 be aboveall. e 1 eat bodily _fnjury. = Mike 2ot | o i, Towa. o e e | s |unu'."|..n',. and by y nce, 610 Bufl st ilour s , and is alone authorized — arded the larceny Jaw and was also el it il - = to. Satisfactios @i, Uth Aver q- | === e = s to sign the name of said firm in settling The God of the Nation, landed in the sw box.> Three drunks and 5 lvess Ogden Bofler Wor it o, ) ; : b - dress Ogden Boiler Works, Council Blutrs,Towa. up its affairs. J. W. SQUIRE, Last evening the first of the sumuier union | O cowptissdiliicires Fol bho Jist: === e L. SQUIRE. | services was held in the First Baptist | PhLo eneineors strik X prTgomEngnse Tt “"}yfl m Council Buffs, Ta,, June 39, 1558, | thureh, Rov. Dr. Phelps, of the Prosby | gor jcnEincers strike for, Durlin Bros | stier o: - iaterson, 25 Licomave, - | Star Stables and Mule Yards Having purchased the entire interest jan church, delivered the sormon, Tho ! E i = 5 = Broadway, Council Blutts, Opp. Dummy Depoy i a———— of E. L. Squire in_all property, both Lloyd wilt take your or y i f 3 > Wa " atrio e 3 . cistern and other improy veal and personal, belonging to the late sourseynasiclinrelisions |natzictiinatuce, — : oterson, 5 ¥ . 3 S iae 3 . J. F, Peterson, 223 Lincoln ave. peul and pecsonal, beloniging to ihe late | uite appropriate to the Sunday preceding | ravelors! Stop ab the Bechtele. T e P n_‘ From 15 to 25 Per Cent. : ) > clebration of the nation’s anniv e it 1ts branches, as hevetofore, at my office, | e €¢I = Third avenue, or by the 101 Pearl street, Council Bluffs, '];:" o8 He chose as his text psalm 22, 28: ‘“He Yesterday at ‘llllll\\\ a. ~ Gy B 2 s G Sl i TOR The best small fruit and_vege 3 » t W. Squiii. | thegovernor umong the nations,” and spoke | The attendance at Lake Manawa was esti- Dle. farm ih Poitawattamie. coUnEy. WO e us follows: mated from fifteen to twenty thousand. At | miles from Council Blufls postoftice, ata price B o e T 1 Personal Paragraphs. “I had occasion o say at the funeral to-day | Lake Manawa hotel 150 ¢ served | that will sell it on remarkably easy terims, e v REAT i o 'y & ot and property in_good condition. Lester Harkness, of E. F. Harkness, lrh\‘n.( ..'l::".l.‘»rn‘\'\f"‘}}."’-‘ (;f‘l',‘,.u,".“ i““"l"w- with dinn The Hardins of Omaha and ession given time, Good rea ¢ | left Suturday ovenirig for s visit to friends in | 2100 b aTobling of a4 BAIr | tie Council Bluffs teum played in the nfter- | relling, K. 1. Uryunt & Co., Vi inneapoll manilsadRt e patBloKtho m oy noon, the Hardins winumg by a score of 16 [ Council Blutts, In.__ — Az = Mz, Dan Stearns, a_member of the Des wrrow, speeding D ; " hed for | TOORTRADESeveral stocks of merchandi<s, Moincs ball team, s the grestof George | 10 its mark, and of the flying bullet, and its | to Cassian, of the Owahas, pitched for 1‘m~.uu“.\ Q and nnimproved farms, John: Miss Sarah Shields, one of the city teach- de) o t on short heaven and awong the inhabitants of the | line kept its cars running duving the day a NOR SAL vear old hors entl Orders promptly fllled by contrac ors, tuft yostorday fof Carson, to Visit. BOF | euril. Hore o eichin that Gt 18 goserniop | b Kby its cars ruuning duriug the day and | THGE, Soa N Nelthae, oo oo [ ot NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE s0ld on commi rolough. among the nations. ‘T'hat is, in the m - e elephone 111, 5C t & BOLE ud Mrs, T. F. Dike, of Pe or the vastest '8, in the narrowe \\ IEDSARmdl "“" moman ol v A Opposite Dummy Depot Council Blulrs conductor on the Chicugo, Milwaukeo & St. | and amor jons, ho b nl,; this text o 1 0 RENT—Immediately, for the T, ETE bR Y ILLER m L;gr.“ e ; Ldesire to lntroduce tho theute, God's deal- | Remarkable Outcome of the Jilting aod £ gdihouse A0 xooms D. H. McDANELD & GD., Kipats results. . But the Bible teaches still fartlier, | Council Bluffs, and the opinion is freely ex- | ston & Van Patten, 35 Muin st. Horses and mules constantly on hand, for Rudio, of this city. that He doeth as He pleases in the armies of | pressed that he sold the game. The motor — | saleatretail or in car load lot > nations, or i s supremacy of Licutenant Reins, om P aTaars 18 at. Mercer, No tions. ‘The th ppropriate from fror outing ut. Mercer, Nob., w Aonpe provriate from | Reis Landing, on St. Joseph's island, — | Nos. Il & 13 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. :}U e 3 wselves thoroughl, he & ¥ of ou io Dty g 7 4 raska scons — A AR independence is 5o near at hand, There ure | OPPOsite the sailors’ encampment in the farm L Ll Bhuts or Omaha a nw e ts = many things that ought to be said at_ such Soo river, is always poiuted out in a | property or merchandise, 0. P. McKesson, L] L] § Buy mant wtes and hearth fup- | time from the christiun pulpit, in ition to { trip up the stry but time and new o ) 5, WILL buy good second-hand furniture, stov g3 R AN ) witat i said by the orators on the Fourth of | generations seem to have obliterated b -buys s AR mushings of tho Now Vorlk plumbings Co- | Juiv e that s ot 1kl 10 be sand 1t | e wommuntic opisod that moes 6 the | Narkie, 5 b ay il cash vaiue: Wool and Furs. Full line of sheet music at Council | FORIN oL uly welebrations. 1 shall speai | most interesting along the beautiful | YAFaNTED— Stocks ol morchanise Highest Market Prices. Prompt o9 Of ¢ ) we Y C 136, M4 Returns. Bluffs Music Co., 224 Broad i eyl RiPond onrs pation shore. It is now more than a hundred Omaha and Con ) uy frc ns o1 atic 1080, M Y ¥ nare | also western fund to exch or & ( £2) and £22 Maiu Street.Council Blufrs,lowa. - of to-day. 1 bogin with Egypt.” years since young Lieutenant Reins, in | G0 S50 O % Christian, Rocm 85 The Kaces This Week. i weakon thon sk 0 it as possibly | the service of his majesty the king of | Chamvarof Comme ’ - |a|4 st Marys Ave l |03 “a“‘ S|ree| “Yes,” remarks one who ought to know, | the most ancient nation; [ the | Bngland, fell head over heels in Tove '4;““" ALE—At & bargain, 40 acres near Stock . n ’ Syou'll sec some mighty good race y | longest catalogue of kings; aving le with a beautiful givl, the daughter of a ] ards, South Omuha, Neb,, Johnson & week if the weather is at alll favorable, | Wby mouuments which are still country squire in one of the shires | Christian, "Room &, Chaiber of Comumerce, B2l OMANIA, NEB, co . BLUEKS, IA There's a fine fleld of horses, the track B AVINE 1100 0vor: Mo 55 | near London. The attachment scemed | Qmuhe. S B g e REURIVERL: A was %046} peciprocated, and the young of- " =St / wipl; cxcellentonc,and there are anmber here ko e 20,000 cinjea'| 10 be reciprocated and’ the young of- DO YOU WANT =k E HARDMAIN, are bound to get a good mark for their |» ll‘lmmlhl ineredible population. He g U g el AL T ¢ P horses. You see, the fellows who want to God's dealings with it in the history idence worthy of a better woman, for v = on a half mile track, but wait until they of the children of lsrael and their | and being somewhat of a coquette, at q The Morris Type Writer is a practical, well " 7 o % remae! Yo s Fere s T e 2 You can get it In any amount, on either short | made and finely finished m achine d combines strike such a track as this, not only a mile vement und God’s punisiment of the | Jen o 21l o vietim to a designing and EOROE ano uy ‘ ‘7 al surprises, and prophecies now fulfilied in the debased [ IVOELHISES SO f'<l H2 anaged ORa A0 Has real estate of all kinds. Call on or address | FRpid Wil ) Rriden aar RO ve will be chances to sce the | condition of Egypt mong the nations, and | Y Submitting fafsc proofs of Ber JOVEES | L. B, Crafts, 52) Broadway, Councll Blufs. iy 5 i for manifolding autographic and type writer X S o made under twenty. in its having been ruled over so many hun loyalty, to induce her to clope with ——— | Wark: B coples can be thken. TV PR W R fumvirate of instruments which cannot be excelled in tone, beauty of finish mile mad ¥ y A triumvirat Everything now look y favorabie for | dreds of years by foreign princes instead of | hin olies for si Sond for ciroulu The Ex- and general werkmunship the races. The only question is in regard to | any royal family of its own. The shock killed the father a PROF HENRY RUIFROK el 'n‘..fi‘;.il."'.'ul.' Blutfs la. the weather, and th: o certain matter | The next was Assyria and Nineveh, med to quite break the young man’ . PRUSE to caleulate on, especially here, Rain has so | destroyed so utterly, according to God's e AR s 0 SOUHE ISR SRRCS long been the rule her that it seems that an | predictions, and for “their wickedness that Ho rallied, hoy ng 4e0n InStrUCtor Of MUS!C, = K obtained leave to join the British forces oxtoption must be in order'this year. With | for 2,500 ycars, until the last fifty yeurs, its | ¢ a/ 20 ihe Lritieh | ’ s O her L moeting will be i great suc: | very sito ‘was lost and could not be found, | in America, who wero cngnged in w No, 114 Stutesman street, Counctt nums, and | SNYDER & SN YDER Bons. Tesidos the uttractions offored by tho | although it once was @ city sixty miles in | With the French and Ind Meinberg's Music Store, Dodge street, Omiha. fine field and the fat purses, there are to be | circumference and defended by a wall 100 | in thi vice that, half reckle i o each day novelties which will entertain the | feet high with 1,500 towers, each 200 feet | Iife, he exhibited daring and bravery _ g AT TS AR P e AT b sy ey crowds which are expected. lh;’]" i ; ¢ Bt I ; which gained for him the rank of major s M. B. SNYDER, A. M.. M. D. i K § 3 ) o~ © then spoke of Babylon, the greatest | [y was also in this service that he dis- . B, , A, M.. M. D. = AT TSI sttt AT the oot e T | {6 ea the grandour and heanty of the : Physician and Surgeon | Sold for CASH or on MONTHLY PAYMENTS. The German ladics will give o quad- | Gl SHREEER EK greatness Was | oo Jakes and their bordering S : 3 3 ; ey . pille party at Musonic temple hall on [ desribed Mycavs before an chems bdever | Gonory, and it was here that he re- MRS. M. B. SNYDEH. ALl kinds of Musical Instraments, ussian Gut Strings, Sheet Musicand Musio the evening of July 4. Come and bring | jsaiah predicted its W nar solved, when his commission should e 4 = 5 SPK B A Books. your friends and all have a good time, | the man who should first conquer it, Cyrus; | pive, to live the remainder of his day: seuses of Woumen and Children, i St ) Ly as these ladies know how to entertain, | and the mm--luq‘\\hnh he should lead against | away from the world, Some year WT Broacway, Counctl Blutty, Dealers supplied at Chieago prices, £ atalogue, and the more the merrier it will be, | Babylon, and the very weapons with which | uftepward, when he had secured his re- o —— — : S ; PANCY GOODS, we arve closin They will also be prepared to furnish | they should fig 'fl\uml ‘h; b u‘uln.‘-'mtx. f | lease from the service and was about to 7t OQur Department of I-D~‘~ u] d l'.\\:‘,l\l' 05, r‘(]llh u-lul |c{ you an excellent supper, ice eream and hratie m,,,\l ',;‘:‘,"” A _m; ,:“‘l‘]," put his resolution into effect, having out at less (ha . Dealers case ke 4 no! N 't emonade. Good music will be in at- | L JITRIES T 08 SOt s b 16 viver | been allotted a pension, tendance. If you want a few hours of | hed. Ihe city was destroyed because of its | one day from Montreal ol rood enjoyment you ehould not fail to | wickedn Its present desolate condition, s postmark of his old E = Ch S e at the \hm:lm. hall on the evening | when it has bocome the lair of the wild | 7 letter proved to Biglot of Yellow Jersey and Nansa 888 Least, was predicted by the Hebrew prophet LAY, £ 3 r of duy 4, 1w ™ v rodlied by s b prinhet | dctated 2" vz 10 e ef A, NEW SPRING | THE OGDEN S COMPANY At wholosale by J. Y. Fuller, Council | 1 f'thoso nnciont Kingdoms dosoribed | thab | his former love, | beww Al [ 4 s et A Binty can hod ok uncsnvassad hamy, | M Lk s e ettt of e { her deauth hed, but could not di - [ i i Wrough. and Cast FOR reakfast bucon and dried beef, Jart of the nutions el e ! ! o wi ] oeasn, 2 o5, and dccording to God's | out again sceking his forgiveness, and Iy] II l I I\l FlR Y ; TR YR v Gxnress predictions \.';l.‘ g t0 Con® | Shdad by eommitting 10 his 0are hor e Buildings, Automatic ENGlNES Highest Econoay, Summer goods going cheaper than | & o ¥ ) § by Hoae 3P 5 f \ adopted by Alexands at, when he | tw laughters, aged twelve and four [ anal 2 il \nu slicity and Durability pou evor saw them now being closed out | pui seway out luto the ocehn 10 take | thon re spectively, and imploring him to I 1514 DOUGLAS SE, OMARA,Nug | Hepai Neu 4 Hand e A 8 1 A 1"1‘ one 160, s at Harkness DBros the city of New Tyre, which was on an island tch oyer them for her sake. He hes- [ =, 1100 to 1200, Tenth Avenue, Council pi e t— half & mile out in the sca. He also spoke in ¥ ' i 2, b e old fls s urned £ i b - Cholca sugar cured hams, dried beof | pussinig, of omo and its fulling when it at- | itated, but thoold fame still burned in e and breack{ast bacon at wholesale on od 10 e infant ehriatianity in its | bis heart, as it docs ever in u man’s i ?. Fuller, Counc cradl heart for a wayward love, and the next s Kullor, Gounall Diute He e v o tsaona et o e | iy fownd “him on s way toid v | J, R, McPHERSON OFFICER & PUSEY, GASEADE I-AUNDRY GBMPANY Sheale loans inc aha with natipns; they ave in Hi ght as e P hic¢ e hac letermined ave somauig roost, A1 unbics ity | it 0t Sttt i | St I Al W e Vfl“tldbl“\ Vogetsl Pl P, B | RrS. MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY, SAF Aald sticok, U B iatanot, as AuaL beyond the prescnt lfy, | Clusion to protect theu nagine his PIERCE STREET, Uy W Feceve hel S s % | surprise to learn after a short grecting Council BInfs. Wity Councl B dove Biiied | jrg 330 BROADWAY, TELEPHONE NO. 260 spokie of Nupgleen- 1. receiving bis ve- | that the estates.of theirmother =Luh-.r. MAIL ORLELS PAUMPTLY FILLED,