Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 9, 1888, Page 6

| DATLY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, THE OF STREET. 1B, NO 12 PEARL Delivered by carrier in Any Part of the City a Twenty Cents Per Week H. W. TILTON L MANAGER. FPHONES: 0. 43, HUSINESSE OFFICE, NiGHT EDiToR, N¢ MINOR MENTIO) . Plumbing Coaland wood, E Elegant overcoatings at A. merchant tailor, 310 Broandway. The home of R. T, Bryant was made glad Friday in the arrival of a little daughter. Tur Brr readers will notice E. Burhorn’s local and the extraordinary bargains offered for the holidays, J. N. Norlem and Christina Edholm, both of Omaha, were married yesterday at the of- fice of 'Squire Schurz, John H. Sims and Jennie Cornn Moines, w married at the M. age Saturday, December 8, by Franklin, Rev. J. Fisk, on marriag Walstead. now make this their home. Marriage licenses were 1ssued yesterday to ter Winther and Sina Walstead, of Coun- Bluffs, and J. H. Sims_and Jeunie ornwell, both of Polk county. ‘The judges of the Fifteenth judicial dis- trict meet at the court house Lo-morrow evening for the purpose of arranging their wourt terms for the ensuing two years. A new dynamo has been put in place at the institution for the deaf and dumb, and it is expected that the lighting of the building will now be more satisfactory than ever, 3 an office at v, for the carrying on of a cand loan business. Mr. nown in business circle «ds no introduction to the ympany. Mayne, 610 B'way. Reiter’s, o1l of Des united in Mr. Peter Winther and Miss Lina Both are from Denmark, but will Friday last, public, Fidelity couneil, 0. 150, Royal Arcanum, will hold a society party on the 2ith inst. "The last one held, Thursday evening. last, was @ pronounced success, This series, which will be contiiiued during the winter months, will be most pleasing social events and looked forward to by members with the most pleasurable anticipi umber of Omaha ¢ yesterday afternoon in one of James Stephenson's tally-ho couches. The mem- vers of the coaching party were James Stephenson, liveryman; Thomas Swobe, of the Millard} . M. Phillips, stockman; 13en Reynolds and Dick Shannon, railroad con- tractors: Nat Brown, of tho Merchants’ hotel, and Aleck Stuart. 'The stopped a fow minutes at the Ogden before leaving for home. Dr. Cleaver. North Main. 2 See W. C. Stacy’s ad. hescall o H The Old Reliable Jewelry Firm of 1. Burhorn, No. 17 Main street, has lmd in an immenst stock of holiday goods, which will be sold cheaper than This is a special inducement for irty days. All goods first class and guaranteed to be just as represented. Tt is an established fact that you can get the b s money there. Call and o get prices befor: cl. 147. ———— 1 Don't Want the Earth! J. M. Scanlan, 120 Broadway, buys his cattle from fir: s8, responsible s Hough, W. Bar- farms such as: Morr nett, U. Hall, Dr. Rice, of Harrison county; John Templeton,” Newell Bur- chill and of N. M. Pusoy hugart and the cream cattle. All purehased through the "agency of W. H. Brown, the old and _reliable cattle buy also buy beef of the well-known f Georgo H. Hammond & Co. Flirst beof, veal, pork and mutton will be at one price to all. Call and see us. No.120 Upper Broadway. Telephone Bl The Record of One Farm. Mr. Martin Higgins, a farmer who owns and lives on the southwest half of the north- east quarter of section one, in Hardin town- ship, was in the city yesterday for the pur- pose of purchasing more land to add to his forty-acre farm. He raised this year on his forty acres 1,500 bushels of corn and 3,000 of potatoes. He sold 1,200 bushels of pota- toes at 50 cents per bushel and 1,800 bushels at 40 cents. He also raised 250 bushels of onions, which he sold at 50 cents, and eight bushels of beans at $2 per bushel. ' Estimat ing his corn at 23 cents per bushel his_cntire crop amounts to $1,320, or over §33 per acre. He and his sou did all the work on the erop. Where is the farmer in Pottawattamie who can beat this record? ———— For safe investments in real estate see S. T. French, 606 Broadway. ey For city loans sce S. Tv French, 606 Broadway. AL Ifyou want to borrow money see S. T. French, 606 Broadway. S ‘Weather stripsat Chapman’s art store. —_—— Money loaned on furniture, pianos, diamonds, horses, buggies or anything of value at low rates of interest. No publicity; fair and honorable dealing. A. A. Clark & Co., oftice cor. Broadway and Main, over American express. L The Small Pox. A report was circulated yesterday to the effect that the small pox was spreading in the vicinity of the transfer, and that the lines of the quarantine had been extended. The physician 1 charge of the cases was seen in regard to the matter and denied the statements, He said there was no founda- tion for any such reports, There are now but two cases in the city. They are in the Ilotz household, adjoining the Carters. The patients in the Forman and Carter families are reported as being up and ncarly well, These pluces are sl strictly quaruntined and will be for some time, butjthe discase is rapidly on the decrease, e Hundreds ot People during the past your have bought real estute through J. G. Tipton’s agency and doubled their money. He says the good work still goes on, and that he has & lavge list to select from on Broadway, adjacent to the motor line, ——— Illinois and Iowa best soft coal, Glea- son, 26 Pearl streets - i All grades soft coal, C. B. Fuel Co. Sce Chapman for Christmas presgnts, e Starting the Motor. The electric motor line begins operation this morning at 9 o'clock. A twenty minute service will be furnished until the men be- come accustomed to their work, which will be about the middle or last of the week, when a ten minute service will be put on. A straight 10-cent rate will be charged, as pro- vldes in the charter. e J. G. Tipton, the real estate broker, says that he has made several sales the past week and is still prepared to make people happy, with homes on easy pay- ments, or vacant lots to build on, ————— I.. Kirscht & Co., 407 and 409 South 10th st.,Omaha, are now the sole agents for western lowa for the celebrated Val, Blatz Milwaukee bottle beer, the best in the market for family use. Try it. —_— Fine table ware at Lund Bros.’ ——— Fine holiday goods for twenty days at &lm that will surprise you. Call and convinced. J, D, "Stuart’s drug store, 680 Broadway. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE 1888, ~SIXTEEN PAGES. 8 THE DOINGS OF THE BLUEFS, Capture of an Allegel Confldence Man and Check Raiser. AN ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY, Among the OChurches—Settling Title to the Dierk Property—The Motor to Start To-Day—A Farm Record. Raising a Check. Yesterday afternoon one William Mahar was arrested in Omaha and brought to this side of the river by Chief Lu The im- portance of the arrest did not appear until the fellow was in the clutches of the law. At first he was charged with raising a check from $1.10 to #21.10 by prefacing the figure and the word 2 (two) to the original amount, The check was given by William Arnold. 1t now appears that Mahar is the slick confi dence man who worked a green country fel low (this same Arnold) out of his wealth two days ago, as already recited in these columns, After Mahar was secured the countrym: was hunted up and taken in as a witr against the shark, whom hé fully identi Between “raising a check” and “‘confidenc- ing a man” Malar's chances are good for a little retirement from public life. —— Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co. loan office, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds, and all other articles of value without removal. All business strictly confi- dential. Dr. C. C. Hazen, dent block. S St See Forrest Smith’s special column. -~ t, opera house Bargains in real estate in_all parts of the city, W. S. Cooper, 130 Main street. . o log b Holiday Presents Can now be found in great variety. New and artistie designs in dinmonds, fine jewelry, s and ladies’ gold watches and , silver and plated ware, clocks in French marble and the best of American makes. A cordial in- vitation is extended to every ove to call and judge for themselves at C. B. JACQU ¢ & Co., No. 27 Main st. Calls to Worship. The following announcements are made of religious services in the city to-day: Presbyterian —Preaching as usual in _the morning by the pastor; Subbath school at 12 o'clock; revival services in the evening. Straugers and others cordially invited. The union revival services, conducted by the evangalists, Me: mead and Smith, will be held at the yterian church at 30 p. m. The eyening meetings for the week will also be held at the Presbyterian, instead of the Baptist church, for the sake of more room. St. Paul's 11 a. m. and young men’ 1opics, mol evening sermon, aints® church at 11 and ¥ 3 Sunday school 3 p. m. men and strangers always cordiaily W comed to these services, T. J. Macka, —Pastor. Kev. T. F. vice at 10:30 a. m., and an Baptist chu Thickstun; divine s 7:30 p. m. cach Lord's day; Sunday school at 11:45 a. m.: prayer mceting Wednesday evenirg, Services at Harmony Mission cbapel to- day at 3 o'clock, conducted by Dr, Hartukee: Sabbath school at 4 o'clock; prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Subject, ““The Security of the Godly."—} m 91, Bethany Baptist church, corner of Bluft and Story strects. vices at the usual hours, 10:30 a. m., and p. m. Sunday school at3:00p. m. Rev. E. N. Harris, pas- tor. Congregational —Services this morning as Preaching by the Evangelist, Mr. H. G. Smith. Subject, ‘“‘Assurance.” Mr. Smith will sing a solo at this se meeting in the Presbyterian church in the evening. - A cordial invitation is extended. First Baptist Church—Preaching by the pastor at 1 a. m. Sunday school at 12 m. Union prayer meeting 1n main audience room at 6 p. m. ~ No evening service. Union Services—Hereaftor the Union re- vival services will be hetd in the First Bap- tist church in the afternoon, and in the Pres- byterian church in the ovenings. There will be a consecration meeting in the First Bap- tist church Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 4, Broadway Methodist _church—Preaching services by the pastor at 10:30 a. m., and 30 p.m. ay school at poon, ing at ¢ trangers in the o invited vo attend these services. Young Men's Christian Associati usual afternoon gospel service will be omit- ted to-day on account of the funeral of the president, Mr, E. E. Harkness. All mem- bers, both active and associate, are requested to meet at the rooms at 1:3) p. m., to attend the funeral at the church. For Rent—Two new_store rooms in good location; Nos. 737 and 739 Broad- way. S. Saunders, 80 Pearl st. — e See Lund Bros. for lamps. W. S.Cooper has casb on hand to loan on approved city property, No. 130 Main street. ACTRE e Improved and vacant property in all 150 1 parts of the city; 90x on Glen avenue, east front, a bargain; business property on Brondway and Fourth street. R, P. Officer, North Main street, DeVol’s block, Council Bluffs, Pickled tripe and pigs’ feet at Tib- bitts, 345 Broadway, Another Electric Light. Mr. Thomas Bowen, representing the Os- kaloosa Electric Light company, isin the city in response to a telegram from the city offi- cials, asking him to come here for the pur- pose of furnishing information relative to lo- cating an electric light plant in this city, and tosubmita preposition to the city council, In conversation with a BEe representative yesterday, Mr, Bowen stated that his com- pany did not make a business of operating electric light plauts so much as it did of building them. Their business is to manu- facture aud setup the necessary machinery, but not to operate the plant, as they are put- ting in these plants all over the country, In response to a question regarding the cost of this light to the consumer, he said that it could be furnished to cost about tne same as gas at $1.75 to #2.00 per thousand. He de- sired to put in a plant that would give a twenty-four hour service, and run coutinu- ously, having duplicate sots of machinery, 8o that no accidents could shut off the supply. He would agree to furnish power for all small factories by means of electric motors, and all would be on & reasonable basis. ‘He will ul‘?)anl' before the council Tuesday even- ing and submit considerable information and some figures relative to the establishment of such & plany here. He stated that his com- ny was about remove their plant to avenport, where | will operate after the first of the year. The council is greatly in- terested in the matter, and it is quite certain that there will be a plant located here before the end of many more months, ‘While planning for your holiday gifts don’t fail to see Lund Bros.” grand dis- play. B Lund Bros,” are making a special 10 drive in crockery. Don't fail to see it. e Loans made on ety business and resi- dence property. Notes bought. Kim- ball-Champ Investment company. —_—— In Police Court. There were but three cases in police court yosterday morning. D. A. Hayes was charged with drunkenness and was unable 10 prove ability to navigate properly at the time of his arrest, but be asked the mercy of the court in behalf of his six children and was ordered to go and care for the Louis Unger, arrested for embe was discharged. Unger wasa b a Sonth Main strect saloon, and w dered a check in payment for a drink. gave 1t to a party namod Green to cashed, Green disappeare t and t owner of Ungor's arrest on the charge He proved his innocence of any ¢ tent and was roleasad. C. H. Melutyre, an _expressman, was charged with and assault and bat tery. MelIntyre sta*od that his wife based the charge of aduitery on groundless sus picions and that the charge of assault and battory was all bosh. he playfully slapped her face, but did not beat her. "His wife stated that her husband's “playful slaps” made her black and blue and caused a mis. carriage. The cdurt exprossed himself as unwilling to interfere with their domestic felicity (1) but_said he would be compe to hold the prisc unless his wife was willing to withdraw the charges. This she refused to do, and poor MeIntyre found it useless to argue *with her. His case was continued and he was aguin locked up. The details of the ca ve created quite a scandal among the neighbors of the warring couple. ton- He et the 'k C ninal in ot See Forrest Smith's special column, Al Dr. Montgomery has removed his office to the Brown building, room 6. e s J. G. Tipton, real estate, 27 B'way. it Rock Spring coal, Gleason, 28 Pearl street, et it i Resolutions of Respect. The committee appointed by the board of directors of the Young Men's Christian as- sociation report the following resolutions upon the death of President . B. Harkuess, which were unanimously adopted by the board: ‘Whereas, In accordance with the dictates of infinite wisdom it has pleased God to re- move from us our most worthy aud beloved brother and fellow citizen, Mr. K ness ; and, ‘Whereas, The intimate relationship held with him during an extended business career by the members of this board and as presi- dent of the Young Men’s Christian associa atvakened u deep and sincere at- it, we desire to express our love and iation; therefore, vlved, That recognizing the wisdom y with which he has direc the of this association, and as its chief ex- ecutive by his untiring zeal, s counsel and sarvice he has sought for it the supreme end of the organization, he will everlive in grate- ful and loving remembrance Resolved, That the remo: al of a man so widely known for integrity and business ability and for his many sterling qualitics, leaves a vacancy in both public and private life which cannot easily be filled, and is a 10ss to be deplored; Resolved, That to the grief-stricken family and friends'in this their hour of bercavement and profound SOrrow we express our sincere with the fervent prayer that this and loss may. under the_ kind provi- uled for blessing and great gain, igned | OrriceR J. MONTGOMERY, WEYNOI, Byavs, wy DL C. T. D, I M F.I He Committee, — - The London *Tailor’s™ is the pli get your clothes made. 637 Broadw i We have some of the best bar the city in cheap lots aud eas A houses and lots from $800 up, on terms and payments to suit purchaser. Call and see us and get prices and terms. Council Bluffs Tnyestment Co., No 10 Pear! street, Council Blufls, Ia. The Council Bluffs Lumber Co. wart you to try some of their coal. ¢ to y. e See Forrest Smith’s special column, e The Dierks Property. ‘The papers were filed yesterday with the clerk of the district court n a suit of S. P. McConnell vs the following defendant Council Bluffs and Omaha Basket, Wooden- ware and Box Manufacturing company; A. 13 Howe, trusteo; Carrie B. Dierks; J. C. Bixby: U. S. Wind Engine and Pump com- pany; Charles D. Coleson; Mary Dierks: Empkie Hardware company; Walnut Valley Coal company; Emory Stottle; Means, Kyle & Co.; W. H. Rolestron: Ovide Vien, and A, L. Strang & Co. The plaintiff prays for judgment conferring and establishing title in f imple to the “‘Dierks in the south part of the each and all defendants be _del topped from having or asserting title or interest in or to said proper part thereof, and for such other may be equitable. The plaintiff’s attorneys, are Messrs. Wright, Baldwin & Haldane. The controversy over the title to this prop erty led to consid ble ill feeling betwecen the interested parties and put a sudden stop to the proposed ops ions of the *‘Basket company,” a_corporation which has not as yet practically materialized. relief as g - S. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money. All grades hard counl, C. B. Fuel Co. - - neral of E. E. Harkness. Hark- ¥ The funeral services of Mr. . E. ness will be held this afternoon. In a ance with the desire expressed so gen and urgently, the family have consentea to yield their personal preferences, and arr ments are made for public seryi Congreyational church at 2:30 o'c! afternoon. Previous to the public so there wil! be private services at the home 2 o'clock. ..... R i Sleigh bells, sleds and skates. ODELL & BRYANT, 513 M A Have our wagon call for your soiled clothes. Cascade Luundry Co. Masonic. Excelsior Lodge No. 250 A, F. & A. M, will meet in regular c Monday evening. All members especially requested THE WISEST SHOPPERS BUY EARLY tandaid not re- | And thousands of the most economical ladies and gentlemen are taking advantage of our FORCED DISCOUNT When you take 20 per cent off of every dollars worth of goods you buy it amounts to a good deal, and people are finding it out. out reserve. SALE! . Our entire stock must be sold out with= First come, first served. GREAT DINPLAY OF HOLIDAY GOODS THIN WEER ! One entire floor in our house especially devoted to toys and fanc go0Ods for holiday presents and each and every one o} our twenty departments filled with useful and suitable gifts for the is come to our store and holidays. see for having, bargains, HENRY EISEMARN & GO We have no space to enumerate items. yourself and you will say that **what you cannot find in the * Remember 20 per cent discount on all cash sales. PEOPLE’S STORE. one. They will MERS, M FINISH THE ter than some Itis a well erences given. 'OLD PIANOS MADE NEW Don’t trade off your old piano or;Organ, because itis out of repair,nor give itaway in'trade for a new Take it to pR | | SWANSIN WUSIC CONPANY! | | if needed, put in a NEW SET OF HAM- EW IVORY on KEY ANY PART OF OL.D ACTION WITH NEW, RE- CAZE, of ther krnown all kinds of Musical Instruments. 329 BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUE and your Instrument is bet- ~ ones. fact that Swanson Music Co. gives the best satisfaction in Tuning and Repairing BOARD, REPLACE The best of ref- HA. DR. €. B. JUDD, MANUFACTURER OF ELEGTRIC BELTS AND ELEGTRIC TRUSSES. No. 806 Broadway, Council Bluffs, lowa. W ANTED—Good Salesmen on large commi WANTED—LOCAL AND TRAVELING AGEN LET THE G300 WO# 60 01 GRO. H. MESCHENDORF NO. 327 BROADWAY 's his cattle from f firms, such as Swift & class' farms, such as 1 Son, meil Bluffs heretofore, list of our meats. class fat beef, pork, mucton an Boil Be ior R Rib Roast. Standing Prime Rib Roust Short, Porter House Steal. Loug Porter House Ste Sirlom Porlc Roast Porls Chop Veal Steak. ... Mutton Chops Veal and Mutton Veal and Mutton Stew Sugar Cured Hams, NO. 327 SROADWAY THOS, OFFICET. W OFFICER & PUSEY, - BANKERS. ain and Broadway. BLUE IS, V. 1. M. P or frc M. Pusey’s, and No worn-out milk cows sold in this et, as has been the habit in the markets Nothing but first- il Oyst 1OWA, s responsible first- & 10 come and sce’ the proper 10 §500 10 them. 10 a short time. 1 FORREST SMITH, yaters con- Sauer Krout, t lowest mar- ion or salary. 'S ON COMMISSION FORREST SI‘.’HTH’é SPRUAL WANT COLLAY F“H' SAT ] idition T loe tween 13th and 16th ave a half blocks east of Main the same from the street car communds an extensive view of Omaha and Council Bluffs. Thisbeautsful and tinely located addition of for wo lots is offered at a price that will surcly make the investor from 75 to 80 y cent within two years. If you want a sure thing which you can begin selling at once at anadvance of from 75 to 80 per cent over what it costs you. call on 6 or address H. G. Mc( n st ¥ or Forest Smith ding. Dot ask why it is offered so low, but and be con- that we tell it less than it is. 9 These lots will sell now at cach, We don’t w: Remember this offer is only for kuown as cd on the hil three and reet and s vineed KRoom 4, 3rd i™oor, Brown Building. "RED HEADED! MAD! MAD! MAD! And will A ollowing prices for ell meat for rio n Steak P B)iling Pork Chops and stis Lard, our own make - | Saus FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY 1514 Dopezlay St., Om: e ——— to be in attendance; clection of officers for ensuing year. By order M. W, NEW BARGAINS BROADWAY LOTS, FIRST AVENUE LOTS, FEERY ADDITION LOT PERRY ADDITION LOTS, EVANS' BRIDGE ADD. LOTS, BRYANT & CLARK'S DDITION LOTS, STREET'S ADDITION LOPS. ALSO 20 AORES OpF THE BEST PROPERTY IN TOWN FOR PLATTING, W. C. STACY, Telephone 162, No. 9 Main Btreet. GEORGE METCALF REAL ESTATE No. 14 Pearl St. S, STEWART, M. D,, D, V. M. VETERINARY SURGEON HOSPITAL 45 FOURTE STREET. Telephone No. 205, COUNUVIL BLUFFS, & 1Owa M We carry the largest stock in the west, covering 20,000 squa We deal direct with European manufacturer LOT 1—Hand-paiited Capsido each, LOT 2—Good Majoli euch. LOT 4 ber Sets. ... Y., . LOT 4—Lnglish De piece Tea Sets. .. . LOT 6—100-piece (genuine band and ’ ca ( LOT 6—English Decorate: Dinner Set, new fluted g per set. APV LOT 7—Nice and chol Decorated Genuine Creamers, each..... LOT 8—Large Moss Rose ce —FEnglish Decorated C 3 rha, Neb, aurer's China Shop. And wl Gthier m EUGE 114 1 501l Pottawattamie County up in Council Blulls Paper., 0. H. McDANELD & C0., Hides, Tal Highest market prices. Prompt reiurns, | and te:2 Main 8t., Council Bluirs, Towa, i the Saing pronortion. TG EE AL, st I 20 Ior a short time, the en- AIR- be- line, It AT | Specifications and estimat All we have to sa eople’s Store is not worth Come early and secure the best SNAPS! 1 Lot, Bryant & Clar, on Second ave., - '1 Lot, Bryant & Clark, on Third ave. - - 13 Lots, Perry’s 8 Lots, Benson's First, Ave K. - - - =« { Lot, Everetts Add,, Third ave. + - - - 2 Lots, Fleming & Davis, Ninth and Tenth aves 2d Add., on Ave.C - - A - §260 $285 rach $180 racn $500 9250 Each HOUSES AND LOTS S gNE s EASY PAYMENTS Call and See C.J. COLBY, Masonic Temple. SIZES FROM 2510300 HORSE POWER. e ——————— e MATIG C anteed, Send for Catalogue. o, Pelts, Wool & Furs, THE RUSSELL. Especially Adapted fof ELECTRIC LIGHTING, 1 Mills and Elevators, VR ¥ UT-OFF ENGINE. furnished for complote steam plants, Can £low letters from users where fuel Regulation, Durability Guar- conomy 15 equal with Corliss Non-Condor E. C. HARRIS, Agent, No. 510 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs, SPECIAL NOTICES. : Y0Oms Lo rent, one room 16x4’ od and pajnt Best location at No, 10 Pear] st married cd With hot alr and steam & by o_sober youn, r and Council ses, Janitor, carpe Address ). E. Mathan farm work. Bluts, JQR RENT- Modern 10:room house, No. Bouth th st, entle and Wil sell TOR SALE Inquive t sound, ilar 1 cheap on easy terms it sold 1812 6th st 100d 4-y LOTS [N FERRY ADDITION | For a Short Tims I Will Offer 100 L.OT'S In Ferry Addition to Council Blufls on the fol lowing Terms: Inside Lots on Inside Lots ou Tusido Lots on Thi; Inside Lots on 1 R ide Fourth A #7 All Corner Lots $) Mo; S—One-tenth cash, balance innine annual optional payments, with & per cent in. terest, pavable annually, Wil give con- tract for warranty deed and furnish abe stract when f W. 8 RETAIL, 340 BROADWAY. gold- hand-painted flowers) Wedgewood Dinner Set, pel d Full hapes, iot of China itch- 16e set,$12 00 250 | YVt o g e feet of floor. ’s and pay no jobber's profits. SEPOT C.A.SEI! Cash talks, and we are always in position to Offer You Genuine Bargains? We offer you for 80 days. In new and fresh goods and good selections, the following: | ers, each. . 250 LOT 9—Rose Jars, filled with pc fumed rose , each 25¢ LOT 10—Genuine Chinac Fruit or [ce Creom sot set 2,50 LOT 11—Genuine Chin t Plates, assorted decorations, pe A A L75 leg and Painted Vase Lamp, with shade to match, fine burner, complete, each.. ¥ 8.50 And o g more bargains which our limited space will not permit us to enumerate, An Inspection will save you money. 7. L. MATRER, - - COUNCIL: BLLUFFS, IOW A. Also Full Ling of Best Makes in Plated and Solid Silver, Rich Cut Glass, Bronzes and Brass Goods, Choice Diuner, Tea, Fish, Game, Soup, and Ioe Cream Sets We do the largest business! We sell at the lowest prizege CHOeICE Royal Worcester, Taplitz, Royal Dresden, Vienna CES IN Royal Saxony, Bonn Faeience, etc, Visitors and parchasers equally welcona, ITe. 240 BROA.IDW AT |