Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 6, 1888, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1848, 0 RS PR S, yh dLca GEeei BU SRR B \ . . ATT V T ‘” .77' \ F 0 K ‘ 1 \ not on \ he ¢ )u[l h folks bu he com- . " cordiality wis gree > time he visited OFFICE, NO. 12 PEARL STREET Eloquauc;mz“g‘::::m;:& M l:-uumlI Bhte, 1t was an evidence o SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. him of the immortality of the affections. "H, & A, D).Fostar. COUNCIL BLUFFS Point, @il % Gloss Go, thinker and close reasoner, and his | 1ot to thus bring discord into the home, effort was listened to with interest and | yet its eifect was often to set those of a p sach other. guar The members of the Congr Sunday school will have a pic J. W. SQUIRE 3 Abstracts of Title Peregoy & Moore’s profit. Ho spoke from these words: | houschold oy : Delivered by Carrier in Any Part of the City at Another thought which these greetings est Stoo I METCA Furnishing Goo H, W, MU SN P ek, on. | THE BOAT OLUB EXPLAINS, | i sukgesied, was that, thero alvays Lowest Prices: e ETC LF BROTHERS Clothing, Hats, caps. eto. TEL ] 1 1 thought of those reluted to him. With ~ ) Bu pas OB, RIGHY Ebton A Youthful Rallroad Wrecker—A | hearly every hand-grasp, and welcome, | 33 . 54| - : < came the quick inquiry astothe welfare | €0 s Willlam Sledanmpf. MINOR MENTION, Child Wanderer From Omaha— of the family. This was gratifying as [ 8 RIA ES'I’.A.‘I‘E. ‘ o & . e Brief Bluffs ltems and Inter- well, and it had suggested u_theme for §' & DA o e =& Chy&(:wm, REAL ESTATE Y. Plumbing compnny. esting Personal Mention. the morning discou The Unity of the 2 ." MUTUAL_LIPE INS, 0O0. New York. S No8 N. un. 8- 3 There were no preaching serv: Christian Household.” e ehose as his [ @ DT ' "> 4 the Congregational chureh yester ey e text the words: “For Tam come tosct | L DAVAVAVAYSAVAVAYAYA X the pastor, Rev. G. W. Grofts, being vhat Is It to Se Christ wman at_vavinnee against his fathe large: > away on o vacation. The pulpitat the Brondway Methodist | and the daughter against her 'g ;fv;:yc'%f:ll:’;z e"[' e I ClT'ZENS STATE BAN ya“’P‘""’""!’ S The Salvation Army paraded last | church was occupied yesterday morning | and the daughter-in-law b e oit, Is Solicite xQ evening with an unusual addition in | by the Rev. W. O. Allen, of Malvern, | Mother-in-law. And a man's foes shall | 2 =2 the shape of a cavalry squad, composed | &) - hed an_ eloquent as well as | B¢ they of his own household. S Deason = mostly Of youngstersin from the coun- [ ¥1° P . uient a8 well 43 Alihough the gospel of Christ was one | € 5% GoNd = try. They made u very efficient rear | Pract discouvse. He i a deep | of peace, and although its purpose was g g ¢ % A 4€G Fairmount park nest Thursday “And when they had lifted up theiv | Christs suj ARt L = Wholesale. Santo Rosa teams will leave the church nt 9 o 4 d lifted up theip | g yocounized, nlike othier religions B3 C ARE THE BEST o il v s shoeh Bt | gy o e dowon.” | S LR | I3 No. 8. Pearl St. & BEST. 8 : ATy the altornGon: Ma. 10 world has heen {he wmd made distinet eha (e o ¢ -5 : Paul's church yesterday morn- | Fiod away by the desire to so i he siblieliliioul Qi : § Mr. Sorenson spoke on “The | speaker. “Scientists, philosophers | S5 38 %‘Q\\‘(\%"t\&%fi‘\%' ; 5 v of Labor.” Ho took the |and the wholo world seek o look into Teraiivoy botiwean those 3 ligs ROSRNRS ¢ 5 brander position hat Inbor s by 10 | tho things which aro bevond, above and | fyiil vy e oo | -g. ~ SB\ . 2 s confined to the physical, but em- | peneath them. In ull directions keon | monis s IR P B as son it i 36 e i sctions k wents, o sing to do s : = §inhorolsis L b eyes look and gaze to see what other L oo S er pictured some of the OB O IO L 8 0 L e e e e = - gttt | " EMPKIE HARDWARE CO, - WEIR SHUGART CO., WEIOLIEISALE HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC. IOEBERS OF .‘xG—RICTJLTT.TRAL IMPLEMENTS T Y S RS A ST 0 P S ™ 2 W R TN TN T SN TG PR . T v T ————— . | H.F. HATTENHAUER, | i T make Car) riag. Nos. 27 to Fourth Street, scampment No. 8, Union Veteran TSl i league, will Hold n regular meoting | Men have not discovered, Thislssecn this avening at 7:40 o'clock, und every | in thediscoveris made in the realm lying member is carnestly requested to at- | within the pale of humus wlization. tend. There will e a couple of musters, | Various instruments having ms i and if those in attendan re on hand | and powerful lenses are constru 4 lu';]n[;tly the w.\ll be disposed of early. | g0 “41 oo purpose It s 1 oste ’ X -4 i resulted in a.v! fl_lY\mys has been, the o dins by a score u(nuh It was a very | Sire of man to got - fair exhibition of the national game, | view of what has lain in davkn and proved quite intercsting to the | and mystery. It was the doubting dis- made this or and tende s were many s, for among his he at whose weddings he and whose homes he visited: Ho pleaded of Fine ¢ ges and G ol § v ways a full stock to select fro had so often Call and examine. Prices Low. ith them that ond and sweeter 1ding in the love Christ, and that 2 o i nd and wife, as KSTABLISHED 1842, ock al NCORPORAT small’ crowd of spectators - on the | ciple why said, ‘Lot me see Jesus.’ It (T YL oV it e DR. C. B. JUDD e ) ( e g o Jes g g . . . /j o & rrounds, e \aieoy | Y the Gormin philosophior who said, | Vice Ly A M ANUEAGCURER OF: RUSSEILL. & Co., i~ street, was arrested last o L by g & ; ming (|.»v one 1 » for so v € ASSILLON, 0, MANUFACTURERS. him_with the larceny of ~=|.;<\ur her | education gained. nd of »nllu 88, Were so ten- No. 808 Broadway, Council Bluffs, [owa hard earned savings. Lawrence is o The ol takes up the i 1o eaus» the tears to WANTED—Good Salesmen on large commission or salary. SIZES FROM me idea, ally Adajted for hard looking customor, and will be | this paramount thought and desire of | ¢ e eyes of many of the liston- | WANTED—LOCAL AND 'TERAVE AGEATS ON COMMISS s o ) Y X s ANTED— CAL AN 3 PRV Y N COMMISSION, given a heaving this morning. T N W61 G0 Gadagen of BOHBEARA | (GES ked to theim like o N ; 25 70 300 ELECTRIC There will be an interesting ro- | wore cited to substantiate this point. | Rearted brother, and at tues his own e A I e S emotions wer gramme carried out at Manawa on the nifest in the moist- ; Toth inst. The Omaha Flambeau club | “Now, with all the cvidence before us. f ened eye ang tible che MI HORSE LIGHTING, p: will picnic there ‘on that date, and in | some 1 nh)c'n(‘Hl!(‘ in ~m;|<'|l‘u‘:-illnuw ”\II'I\Ul " 3 PUWER the evening 1| rive sxhibit men see too much Ll-nl audable am- | will not soon be forg g ‘(& i o Rohrer. ’l‘hu w-um(l [..mm.\ “ba ,.1 error is the goal nen may be truthfu v | united home life. e X = = ) ; and two string bunds will ulso be in at- | snid to sco oo much. Investigation, | e : MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. = tendance und add to the enjoyment seelng, bus rovolutionized urt, | Fou burgains wn real estate & i 3 AUTOMATIC -:- CUT-OFF -:- ENGINES. Full details will be announced later, shilosophy and the world, Text :']'.‘\u{‘-",:‘h“t":_':_-' Broadway and Main NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 and everybody should plan to be on remodeied to suit the things Specificntions and estimates furnished for complete steam plants, Regulation, Durability Guare hand on that date. 1 has claimed to see, and in a Whe ke olat. Heard Beam AR e e | Butced. Can show letters from wsers where fuel Economy Is equal with Corliss Non-Condensing, J. Kelley was run in Saturday night [ other men see other things, Th : 5 > il ' P ke S i - BRANCH HOUSE, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0WA. . HAALALL 2 L of those who preceded he members of the Council Bluffs | every evening, gas or oil lights are ob- DI T for obstructing the sidewalk, and then 0 el -2 word | viously not the thing, as they do not SPECIAL NOTICES. l]ll'm is ]nunn\mt od untrue. The teach- | Yachting club would like to sa 3 insulting an offi Send for caialogue. E C HARRIS, Manager. when politely r 3 Gulested 1o ‘*move on." He: should be | 18 f" to-day is not thut of a 7 f\““‘ in justification to theiv yacht. the J. C. ;’f\'\l_l,\"]‘;“"fl:'fi{::‘:h ‘\:\‘:fzmlr‘i,’,”:;‘ \T:HN-\ ITLCE. Found, | E=——— = = i severely dealt with, asa warning that | YOS ago. ien it is no wonder that | Bixpy, in Suturday's race. Just prior BELKo85 WhoIlAveINER Relite = ‘.,.‘;‘*;;;;;“';'\"‘:;;"fl'l‘,f- und, = — ‘We see too much,’ the tendor feelings of our blue-coated | Some one to the [} . C. Bixby started to | themsely A i > PEACe. g 5 “*Notice G the arvangement in the matter av 1 gunrdiuns o the petce must ot bo rutl. | o 100N G LI Lo to shut out | 80 over the course. and in rounding the | tower Bttt Rl N PSR ) : Bluffs **peeler” has u havd ohcugh time | the world. The incidental thought | first stake passed within ten feet of it stract should be here is that man should rellect as well | and ha Note the lesson in the setting | when it to cover his ten it by twenty fect nml Sanitary nile beat, cash his 3 ations, Supervision of Public Work. Brown H. BIRKINBINE-- as ! ; sixty-five-cent city warrants) take sound ! aground of a sand bar and pen i 4 Soussings” for everything that is or is [ sun. Ducing one nA e R A D S TS e | b e St el Bailding, Councl Bluf, Towa. i not done, as fancy may dictate, and try | Sarth 1s I ‘1‘_" N 10 be called to pull her off. The delay \ not been in - use e e Sy SR Ey tobe in forty:oight places ‘nt once, Heubn is God St 1 ght i SRR A B R aroction ol thet Lowers, andnave besh | HNLEY BURKE.. Attorney at Law, Second Floor Brown Building, 118 without being “‘insulted” whenever he | Sure but thut avtificial lightsarea dic | Nj gy pell elaims the stake was in | ordered to be relo. ated, if the couneil | Pearl St., Council Bluffs, Towa. does manage to get anywhere. ‘I:":“’“l";‘}-“:"‘u‘"fl"l“’l‘:; \{,’";‘l"’d adopt o | LW feet of watcr. Even it v mithere. but they are | i e e« e gl e o O showed yery poor' judgment in pl cadi \ ; stice of the Peace. Office o erican Express, N " § & S koo g sadly needed in other purts of the N SCHURZ Justice of the Peace. Offlce over American Express, No. 419 J.G. T”’"’"“"*‘"“'s*“"""“d‘Ndw' u::‘x‘\”ifma'.‘.‘; \‘}];l“‘%[;;l, jj‘x:hd)‘,"“ ‘:‘.‘I‘Ic““ it whero it was, as it was o nea P s S e et e v == TBroadway, Council Blufls, Towa. j: and s g 4 e i i al contestants | will be g e S At T POt RItAMIG. CONDEY, T S . P Travelers! Slup @t the Bechtole. in the one will suggest the remecdy for l_,“’l‘l“',l_m:",‘d“"“}["‘ A ‘l“‘"l')“l‘“‘“".“ (hfi:r }“ll‘ be u g thing for Council Blufts, outolfice, A% 3 DS oy —— " ~ \ 4 Al s A RAE s groianaihadil Rl el (ndu R ones iiiminating of it will | | ki Sl s | STONE & SIM‘ .. Attorneys at Law, Practice in the State and Federa ! i Pacific “ou 18 open to the traveling “Let me ask youto consider what ben- | EF 06 m-“g :“_"“::‘dv\ it S;‘m: |;)‘ (v.lr‘;l-‘m”( l ;_n' st :Iu_\ .3\‘. :l\v‘lll th ‘\z‘ | o ket r(e'.‘il.;: el > L‘,nurlxl.l Office—Rooms 7 and 8, Shugart-Beno Block, public, notwithstanding to the contrary. | efits come from seeing Jeshs alone. | the'contestints o claim they hud to | citizons think 1t hould be. tr o | ety gouncligle ion ——— Pirst, one gains a concentrated vision. bbbl SNt e A < fhould be treate e s e s st ——— Artists profer the Hallett & Davis | Some men are like Chinese junks; thoy L'(l:ll‘:s'i'"' l‘\:) ';“40‘ Illill‘lili)ll‘l“”db\‘l“\‘“ 'I‘\'\l(‘llk;\lll‘: 1 ~‘u:vm1!pnp-; and Hlu- money | C C HAZEN Dcnhat Corner Main Street and First Avenue, Counci piano, at C. B. Musie Co., 224 Broadway. | have great eyes und sce nothing. They | (Co 00 (008 R S0, Ll by other YAULSEIMUSERIN et G SPILitige. AL TR Bluffs, Towa. - — - would go to the farthest limitof God's [ yiere LAtOwH Off Lheivcourse’ by, etie is o vast amount of land in that i Buy mantls, gratcs and hearth fur- | ereation, ' They “wro~too much ke | {5 S0 Y 0" e o M. | put of the ciiy, tho value of which will Rporiiist In diseases of Eyer gy mantels geas ad benth fr | ekl o ure o much e | KU il TS b et | B than iraied by e pene V. H. CHAMBERLIN, M. D, et v it ] things. Whut is Mmlud Tl o) (antisnowcaulel whyba 1818y should | ing of the bridwe and street, and the e cor. \ ud Broadway. lmmn nee, u'n'n’n'rl':l:n'fi.":;d [ oo Y Five Harvest Excursions. ractical life’ s singleness ot | "0t be declaved oft on these grounds. owners can afford to pay handsomely Ca ¥ 3 b i nThe]{%urlinutml Route, C., B. & Q. R. | heart. Tn our imme(\imle surroundings A Young Railrond Wrecker. for a perfe e — ¢’ 4 ., will sell from principal stations on | there is a world of knowledge if it is Thta , iy i 1 3 houss, 10 rooms: closet and 5 1 t6lines on Tucsdaye, August 21, Sop- | sought with a single purpose. (Shlohldcts clcovorsiis - vonnpter Kindly to th m that the | bauroom city Watcr. Apply'on bremises, 52 ——IF YOU HAVE ANY—— 3 B e i1hnd 0 i Octoncr 8 and e by “lifting up | Of about ten years of nge placing ob- public generally are to be benefitted AL hundise, Blutfs city prope i to. exchange here s o | structions on the rails of the motor | and therefore should foot the hill. track near the dummy depot. He pro- | There are those who claim that a spe- i HSe 5 23, Harvest Excursion Tickets at Half | the ey u\ 4 Rates to the Farming Regions of the | shutting out of the wor ; Weet, Southwest and Northwest. For is scon; not per u 3 tickets and further information con- | for the eye is educated slowly. i T e talcad s o ) L i cerning these oxcursions call on your studont of the heavens sces through his el i ’“ls ";‘"" and kicked and-cursed | jn fact, almost as many different ideas : O O e it Aaryar | Bds Btars whith your eye would not | him until the chiel fairly lost his | in the matterus thewe ave people, address .S, l'\|n'.|n General Passenger | dete we huve the eye of God we [ breath. He quickly vecovered —and fsomo of them will surely” be disup- and Ticket Agent, Chicago. u concentrated vision shook the refractory cub until he did [ pointed. ML A Third. Wo got the brondest view | not know whether he was o human | Itissettled beyond the shadow of n : e ehaa I anTahe “Third. W got the broudest view | Dot koW Bhetber b0 b e elne, | doubt thit the opening of th bridgo OFFIGER & PUSEY, Mrs. John Green, of Lower Broadway, Lrin«,;- to us a narrowmindedness, We | He was then turned over to his father, | Will bring many of the business men of i A0RE also western T Zoods. eial appropriation should he made for | on or address .Johinson & Christian, Room SECOND-HAND STGVES OR FURNITURE Call on M. DROHLICH, 538 Broadway, the Highest Cash Price ceedegd to arrest him, when the young the muintenance of lights. 'There ar Chamber of Commerce, (enaha. ere you will receive {s seriously ill. look through nature for a way to | Who was evidently more to blame than Omaha to th de of the river to re- y i Mrs. D. W. Bushnell has gone to Chi- | heaven, and Jesus says ‘I am the way.’ the boy, and both w threatened with | side. They cannot remain blind to the 5 eago on a brief visit. We search the philosophies of the "“";m'" jail if they gave uny more | fact u\‘mu..{w-t.' 0";%‘ tlwl;l gret v . ! i 8 Eug o6 Ve iEL 5 ntages for o residence, when William J. Craig, of Catasauqua, Pa,, | 20rth to find the truth, and Jesus suys trouble 1'\ mj"“"m “v”“fll ice, when ) id new high- | gooizroadway Council Bluffs, Towa. Established % % the truth.” We se: at 5 lsitll::l:tz“'g‘ll“:l: :lurlhtuutyrl ({"flmh:‘:‘hu “l"d “‘.’Iejus Raraano A Little Wanderer. way almost into the heart of Omaba, and family are expected 1 N h Sive A lonesome little si oar old was | and at the same time gives them the home from Colorado this week. a3 the Qod aiieglian i sh air, beautiful gl :ligl 3 Prof. McNaugl B us two paivs of eyes, one pair for this [ found on the strests Saturday night, 4 ' 1"""1“ ul glens, delight- b rof. McNaughton returned from the | world and another for that spiritual | and taken tothe s y and splendid drives that Avoca institute to spend Sunday with atlonbygéhol police. . Sabrii ave 3 g 4 cannot have ou that side of the his family. world unseen by human eyes, and he | e gave his name as Eli Hanley, and ! TAXI- Miss Ida Southwell, of Burlington, is | two worlds. said he was brought over h ————— ) o ovr s human, but you makeno | 3 if_you use Dr.’ Jones' Red | dy » Tonié for dyspepsin, costivoness, | & 47 wh, piles, pimples, ague and fii : visiting with Mrs. J. H. Arthur, on | g*Fourth. It gives encouragement to | his home in Omaha by a st Fourth street. man by directing his attention away | gave him10cents. He didu’t Mr. J. W. Brewor left for Kansas City | from the perple and cares of this | e lived, and but little information \a DERMY NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE > r yesterday morning to enter upon un en- | life. * * * There are some things | could be got out of him, ashe was con- A " appetite, low spir d Rugement with a minstrel troupe for | we had better not see at all. The | siderably feightencd and an impedi- bRt A i B J BREZEE w 3 the coming season. monks of 0ld used to wrap cowles about | ment.in his specch cendered it difficult 50 cents. Goodman Drug Co. nm 9 Mrs. D. A. Foree, wife of a prominent | their heuds that their eyes might not | to understand him. Al - [] ETE . ILLER m grocer of Sabetha. Kun., is in the city | 100k upon the profane things of the | a blue waist, dark e e ) visiting her sisters, Mrs. C. R. Allen, [ curth, ( 5 ST and on Park avenue, wud Mrs, H. Corliss | upon the water so long as his eye was | and’ very light hair. He will be hela | About 10:15 o'clock lust eveningn of Benton sty fixed on Jesus. * * * If we could | here unfil it canb e ascertained if he | small cloud was noticed vapidly ap- 8. W, Scott, chief clerk of the gen- control the eye so as to shut oat what | has relati or friends on the other | proaching from the west, and those who Peter walked well | cap, and was barefoc ) ranchy 1y in all its ith mammals and othe i alko hike to Nos. Il & 13 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. | "X anetl Glufls, . == ; MUELLER MUSIC CO., & .| 1814 St Marys Ave., | 103 Hain Street, hine, and combines OMANIA, NEB, COUNCIL BLUF ) Miuin S, eral p ger department of ought not to come in it would be better | side of the river. suw it were so interes! in it that they i e : Union Pucific railway, and A. | forius o , — id not think of its doing any harm, general baggage ngent at the t Last] Seeing Jesus is the only E. H. Sh make long or and the first they knew t d off their feet b, relinnce for th are enjoying a brief vacation at ¢ o)l soul. The | short time loans on real estate, in sums Springs. holds ot entic hands and | to suit, at lowest rate of interest. Office | M€ty AT Miss Sed Taylor, of Mt. Pleasant, promises us many things, but that prom- | Broadway and Main street, upstairs. gust of wind. The blast made e who has many friends in this ,,l\‘ Ise is u delusion and is also the gift. A e ——— thivg wrattle, and doors and windows the guest of Mrs. J. M. Mathey snave is it which catches the eye with The laghting of Broadway. re closed at alively rate, but it passed lust and leads the all too-willing destruction. We ought to be ) N 4] . after the truth; walking in the way oftice of the Missouri Pac drinkin the fountain of life; to sce ; company. Jesus in which is the full fruition of | the newly paved portion of Broadway, Frank Harmon, one of the proprie- promis between the Northwestern depot and :3:;: :utlillfit‘ul :l':a‘;nl\‘\x\lu lmulhl«"unl t111l for | © The speaker was most lmpy) in the | the river. It was referred to a commit- g o, s concluded to try a | usc s f en- | oo a8 a8 reporte little ohange. He will leave for Du- uso of illustration and held ‘the atten- | too and has not yet been roported on. luth, Wis,, in a da wo. During so word paintings. In eic his absence his brothér, C. D, Harmon, “The face of Jesus will be before Some time ago a petition was pre- sented to the council, praying for the establishment of electric lights on Imost us quickly as it ollowed by o heavy, dri a_ vivid lightning accompan fade an Bnsiy fnisl which reduced the tempe rapid writing of a high pri M several de ina very few minutes. | SON M )G RAPI, the best appa; e Qull. vad eloud, or whatover it was, | for st )':35,;‘”‘,‘,y;,;*::l“:','. and type vl | ET ARDM.AIT, presented a ve strunge aspect. and | supply for sale nd for circulars, The E Lod considerable curiosity, Nothiug | coldor Con Council Bluts, Ta. FISHER like it was evor sen before. . Tho blast — tht accompanied it was o heavy one, EVERETT that econpuoied v’y heavyt ont, | SN'VDER & SNYDER goes from here to Omaha, whe will accept a position 1 the The Morris Type Write made und tnely finished m , 1A The majority of the council seem to be in fuvor of granting the petition, but will manago atfaivs at the hotel. you when all memory of other faces has [ 40 not know wheve the money is to | vance guard of a genuine cyclone. The 4 heM"il"' N. \L\'o(unll. of n(;s Moines, has n.n;».x you, His Jame lwm llm'm the | come from. They reason in this way— | s awate well filled at the time, and ‘M. B. SNYDER, A. M.. M. D. _A triumvirate of instruments which cannot be excelled in tone, beauty of finish 5 en the guest of Justice I3, 8. Barnett | soul’s sweetest melody when all earthly o] many of the ci in th was a lively scattering of prome- . d geners kmunship. and family,on south First street, for the | names arve forgotten tho ke f 3 8 ke ) PhySlCIan and Surgeon L LR i naders in search of a shelter. The Y 4 e ) 4 d % oater parts of the city who are now : 2 ., M. B. SNYDE! BERCND wRoks, but mas taken seriously United Christian Homes. being taxed to maintain the present | OUTse scemed 1 b Crectiy neross o M BIALIST: shanortly attor astiving, aud her prok-| . rosbytorian charch was flled | Sioctric lights, from which they receive [ Serter of the S PO, PO 16, ok little benefit, and it is deemed no more 4 s than just that the next towers to be again the voice of Rev. Dr. Cleland, the | erected should be placed in the ke until she was sufliciently recovered to | yesterday with a congregation to hear receive friends, She is now gaining 4 rapidly, much to the joy of her many Score another luck) mark for Council Diseasesof Women and Children, Bluffs in escaping the violence of the 907 Broaaway, Council Bluffs, elements, 5 4 former pastor, who for nearly seventeen | dence portions of the city, and th P H HnllAlIEl.Il & 00, . frienad years served this people so faithfully [ ufier they are wll lighted, the ol | atids cAm AbpiRte oate, o D. g { Excel all others in stylo of case, beauty of finish and volume of tono, 1 i ouni | and noceptably. Whenover he makes » | IMIght cousider tho question of lighting Iy put up in large tw tin boxes, T “0“ Pa“s ] Blutls Musié Cov 35 el | e . opvtanity 1o ghyon | Lover, Bronaway by oloctricity. Tt | W% & ihsolua'cure Tor S sorek, bura: ' y | Sold for CASH or on MONTHLY PAYMENTS, e $ CoSts e un an electric is, chapped hands, and all skin erup- to hear him, the church is crowded. | light tower, and the citizens who ik e all kinds of pi Wool and Furs, . S0 ; i y Stop at the Pacific House. The most | o . & oy | tlons. .WILL positively care ail kinds of plios. 4 { Musie ruments, Russian Gut Strings, Sheet Music and Musie 4 eonm‘:lly located hotel in the city. The usual cordial reception wus given | the money certainly have a right to (u Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- Highest Mnrkel Prices. Prompt All kinds of Musical Instr N it sl A him yesteyday. Rev. Dr. Cleland is at ?wi »"3“1‘ rlh:'figfi;’ lrlull<;rll:l‘sblull be Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co.’s | prosent pastor of the church at Spring- [ AEHE BEOH ng P & -Shorgnt o, n office, on furniture, pinnos, horsos, | fiold, Mor nnd advantage was taken of | 140 that will bo uicd slmost wholly b MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co., at 25 % Books. cents per box—by mail 80 cents. Returns. 620 and 22 Matn Street.Councll Blufs.Towa. Dealers supplied at Chicago prices. Send for Catalogue. s N pleasure driving in the evening. or " B . vkt | his bricf visit hore to_secure from him B Gttt ont Bt that B roalls Our Departmeut of TOYS nd PANCY GooDs, we are « osng e A Dutincas strictly. contl. | one of his excellont sermons, The pres- | way should be lighted, and that, too, as ', Sl‘ b out at less than cost. Dealors pleas P A . dential, cut pastor, Rev, Dr. Phelps, in announc- | soon as the bridge is thrown open for our uomh heap. e ing him, for an ‘introduction was needed | travel, and the time has arrived when Patrons of the Pacific House have | by but fow, was very happy in his ex- | the means of lighting and the method none but words of praiso for the atten- | pressions, paying {)1, Cicland a well | of paying should be discussed. The tion given them, mevited compliment, without any un- | only satisfactory method of lighting it 3 - - pleusant fulsomeness. Dr. Cleland was | will doubtless be by the tower light 3 E. H. Sheafe loans money on chuttel | not a whit behind in the hearty appre- | system, as the low electric lights sus- COR. un AVE. AND 7TH ST, UNCIL BLUFTS, 1A, FINE, CHOICE IWPORTED "'2?.".2?3,‘;1.'t!i".:i':'!..’.?.}:.flOE“:!.!‘!; THE 0BDEN IRON WORJ(S-Canpany MILLINERY <l il molers, nrosematis o ot of | “Wrought and Cast —FoR — two sessions, beginniug ou the first Mouday in \ Buildings, Automatio E N GINES IR e e lttuflll of every description. Private | ciation of the kindly feeling manifest [ pended acfoss the street are objection- consult] voums. All business strictly | and in the reeiprocity of admiration. | able on & drive, as they throw the light tul. Ofeé 600 Broudway, cor- | He congratulated the church on having | full in the fuce of a driver us he ap- September and February, respeottully. ~ er Maln sireot, up-stairs, f suchin joaders I M.ud. touching .x,:“; pronches aud von lon 1 difleult 1o oo 3 1514 DOUGKAS SI.. OMAHA.NEB maoar sl Widon e s 5 | Repaire, New & 4 Hand Stmpiiity ant Durabidity. ‘ B! PSP — to LW h men Lungomu rom the 0 te diree+ o % il Bluffs,fa. Telephone A 9 8. B. Wadswoath & Co. loan money. n::p A Mr:: two men &o:hn: tion. As ufo drive will bgp:l-lod almost PEERLESS IIYB Amw"mfl Bt. Francis Academy, Councll Blutts, Ia, Nos. 1100 to lm,'renth Avenue, Counc 5, pl 60, ‘j