Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 11, 1888, Page 9

‘ DART 1 ! THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE [ PAGRS 016 i NUMBER 150 »lil(;ll'l’l‘]li‘\"l‘fl YEAR. OMAHA. SUNDAY MORNING, N()VEMBER 11, 71‘\‘\‘8.---.\‘IX'I‘ICE.\' PAGES. EXQUISITE SOUVENIRS FREE. SEE THEM IN OUR SHOW CASE. For the past two or three years, we have been obliged each holiday season, to refuse alarge amount of work which we * * could not possibly undertake to do, owing to the fact that so many wait to have their work done until the last week or two before Christmas, and as we knew it would be impossible to complete the work in time rather than disappoint our custo- mers we had to refuse the work entirely. It should be remem- bered that to finish photographs in a superior manner, takes time. Now in order to avoid the above loss of business, we will make an extraordinarfi offer to those of our patrons who will have their sittings before December 1st. * To every customer having a sitting at our gallery fro 10 to Dec. 1, we will present a beautiful Sguven%; Wi?lrll lgTaC::‘}ri dozen Qf our best cabinet photographs. The Souvenir con- sists of a superb Xmas card, on which will be mounted your own photograph in an artistic manner. A Handsomer: Prcsent than this would be hard o Obtain, We Tnvite all to (al 4 Our Gallery {0 See Them. Remenber Only the Very Binest Work Done, ;I;h;angg’iz posfuve%y holdst good onlyluntil Dec. 1, and is made our customers to comeearly, th ivi - portunity to finish their work in otz.‘rysupe?rsiog;'1 E};‘Ig‘n}tsr.an B HIGH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY ONLY. OPEN THE Under the new and Safe administration, Council Bluffs will improve In greater ratio than any city in the west during the coming three years. We propose to offer to the highest bidder, At Public Auction, Saturday, Nov. 17 A PORTION OF THE LOTS IN Polter & Gobb's Addition fo Czuncil Bluffs, Being the 22!, acres next east of the Fair Grounds. Splendid, high and dry ground, title perfect, clear of incumbrance. Warranty deed and abstraet of title furnished with each lot. Terms %, cash, balance 1, 2, 83 and 4 years, at 6 percent. The property is less than three quarters of a mile from the post office and one block from street cars. Everybody come and get a lot at your own price. SALE TO TAKE PLACE ON THE GROUNDS, P 4 AT 10 O'CLOCK, SATURDAY, NOV. 17, 1888, AUCTION NOILONY For further particulars call on us at our Omaha office, 1601 Farnam St. POT'TER & COBB.