Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 18, 1889, Page 6

. % T T AR . THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, THE DAILY BEE. ‘m QUIET IN THE BLUFES, [z myertant fote comnot v soven vy | THE COUNGIL BLUFFS SPECIAL ' THE 23)33 W AS NO 12 PEARL STREET. | Weck Days and By White Folks. | liable to Even “their translations are often ity As salvation is a pe sonal matter in which no other can MONEY share our responsibility, so our educ by earrier VH\ An} "‘i\ 0 oy Cents Per Weeky | AGER. | THE ENLARGED ELECTRIC PLANT. TELEPHONES tion in the things that pertain to that fend & Brersres OFrice No. 40, o salvation rests entirely upon us. i for city loans; lowest rajes \ y \ n P a L One of the Ser & of the Day -To- “A mere superficial reading is not | © [':‘W‘ TR L 5 Day's Bill of Fare For the Dise what the text implies. Neither does it | »y holle 3luffs to ext ze | ) ] T y R : mean that the bible is to be read by | foreity property, | (DAY e wrict Court —Cold and ats TRevel Western land to exchange for eity he Citya No:. \0O2L BROADWAY (:‘?\%tmsz, STATIONER Y. SU\\ine of SCHOOL SUPPLIES. /it S W. SMI\TH & BROS. ShavingPariors, Bafl Rooms, course, from Genesi N. Y. Plumbing company. Dull Streets. although by this means property. Ret Ut nished Through \ " . Big 1 ins in Broadway lots. VAT S RuFAoUY. and w . Ma [t o amilie o Hook 18 3 15 in Broadwa S Coaland wood. F fayne, 619 B'way familiarity with the book i Fine business property 1o exchange i i NIESY 0 SHO P A The t.\t.v. P1ANOS B ORGANS sn't Gamble. means that that the scriptures are to be arched, studied,investigated,thought- ,to get the testimony The echool board meets in regular Darkies M " session this evening. Atan carly hour yesterday morning s Isenberger, Mullen, and Fowler, for well imy Good fr change for city pr ries to ex- aind one-third The Couneil Bluffs boating club meets [ OfMfes ran’'s and most all additions to city. to-night at Dr. Seyhert's office. raided the joint on lower Broadway, LS nd the process of its | o/ Cheaper thanthe Chechest : N vive " 6 . " epot, kep! y Wudily S8 An( A ents. St Alban's lodge, K. of Py will give | near the Northwostorn depot. kept by | EXU¥2 LT jenowledge and unde Houses and lots on monthly payment GREAT SALE UF gt SVw\NSONMUS!fC' a bail and banquet Tucsday evening. Mrs, Pre stod a gang of 8iX, | andinge of the serptuves will defeat | Small payments down, Prices ranging §Canmays e towesw - [V2 230 Er.w»a, ie ladies of St. Paul's church are | who were '_'\m'img 1 a back room, and ticism and the arguments of | from to 4,000, - e TTOVNY planning on clearing $1.000 by enter- | ©piaq them to police headquarters in veuson why christions Cheap lots in Evans', Wright's, Coch- W' W. BILGER' (S The o ity Loa"s' Aster come tinments before yme by these sophestri the patrol wagon. The prisoners gave ine acre propert w faeto lock factory and an / y g se the: kno at the or sale from $100 ’ il A tinong the aew enter- | the names of C. B. Drisdon, George 1"‘““' § do not know Whitt the | to $300 less thinn prosent worth., prises promised Council Bluffs. Smith, John Sampson, Beverly Field, J. AVHELBVEEY TNy Wi LGH ARG 1Ly et No. 10 Pearl St., Con i ate transfers in the Blufts on | Venable, and J. H. Smith. They ar O e ohie | et nrda od hy § 0, 't the | & colored livid d some of them | are unanswerable It is the duty and . irday footed ur 550, and ye 1 coloved indivi W o i SPECIAL NOTICES. Z.A/NNEHAN -~ DEALER Drisdon | should be considered the privilege of christians to_fortify th th with | = these facts, No maiter for what pur- WANTS. spring Foom has not commenced. are well known to the polic The five department was called out | s the one who eould furnish nhout 5 o'clock yesterday morning by a | yota Tl Gis released, but the ML f onds, and he was released, wose the se es searchied they | —— . woro quickly subdued, and the damage | Tho P he fidela 1l study the Word enrefilly thoy | s Inquite Bland Rishtor, 5t wve, and H 9{-‘ Fine Lawu’ry Work A SPCL\Q\\\{ . was very slight. The cause of the fire | name, a aral racke wil find such avguments agi |v~\lhllnl‘\|. i B0 5 TP S 23 /7-y STEA s ot known. ated there. 1t was the Lcovies ¢ I force them to abando KA VERAL, TS ThAY € ¥ A e PIERSLI5h0 HEs . HOW AR HR ToE thE Yinmod Jolen was shot fbouta wook their positions and embrace eternal M De b Lt ekl y M L UN( YRN. il LU b | but nothing was done concerning the | life. L S N.Main St. Te lephonie VAN . ond annual vt and hall to iven by Dalby’s military bund and or- chestra’'at Avmory hall, Thurday even- ing, February 28 It will be a grand affair, and promises-to he most enjoya- ble. An erchestraof twenty pieces will furnish delightful music. The trades’ display at the Masonic temple hall Tuesday evening promises t be one of the most no “You do not find any poor syntax in it will soon bo time for the the hible, God guided the hands of the again, She conducted | apostles when thev wrote so that what Bis right under the | was written is God’s word to men—a shadow of the government building, | revelation of Himself and His will. The but moved a short time ago. and _since | bible says exactly what it means, Its | puphod that time her “restaurant™ has not been | verbs, nouns, tenses, ete., are just what | jon ro quite so much undor the eyes of the | and wheve God would Tavo “them, 1 | Joim lens mises | olice. The portion of the city in | have not had & personal proof of all the | ientertain- | (G0 (e now holds forth has enjoyed | statements the bible contains, but many HOIRR SXILUKT ments of the season. Each young lady | oS0 e 4 quict for the | of 1) Hive A\ BTG RS % $ lg’.‘j”;‘: Gt ‘);’:\".'"" S mpare .‘.n”d v nl ‘“.‘ ¢ Tortho | of them Thas oS NOTUE o _dssoluion | o copurt AT THE An old established Boot and Shoe business s 1h od RO R i O A in Council Bluffs. Iowa. tumes thus made of goods and wares a house of | Did you? ing Letween “the un und the Tl Pl 11« t k f B 1 d S} 1 1e I"hlllips stOoCK O 00Ts an 10es at from various stores will be very unigue. hborhood. Kkeeping with the christian experience, | Hr name of Parsons & Kelier, for the A u i | SEE HOW THEY OBEYED IT. a place for mor and would rdware by i exchi City ) i & Van P s, win st penitentis prostitution in the n ) Rev. Mr. A-IH\' ILI\'IHI-’ The chy 3 plaes ed on the police re Tt contains the world’s main s k of u\“m' nm: np{;(luillvl r e 1gr the call to Deadham, Mass ister opposite the names of the men i Thus it is taken out of the realms near Minton, in Mills owa, 18 this y : . & try of St. i o Vetnday o tho oo 1T | of aith shd pat upon tho brond piane of 413 Broadway, is for sale and the store will m, it b they wer Sunday morning.” | unive experience. t1s it con- The f 1, either in your », and if you ™ 3 s sy THAT 18 uso @ moment you will find in | V is retained here, for the Deadham pi ceording to the | tans have been veri ish to release him. St. Paul’s chur Standard of morniity adopted by the eity | observation or experien sextended him a call and he prom= | qdministeation, gambling duving the | will pt this—or in_other words, | week is right and proper. but that after | this a good ground for your faith in —if 88000 of the debt s | midyight Saturday and until midnight | the seriptures. |4n~|l' 1. This wee! *I‘m enm»lLl 1\\'||l1» be | Sunday, a different rule is in for “Many persons complain of l{w tire- mude to secure the #1000 still lacking | that then, and then only, does gambling | someness of the bible; that it is dvy and .m_mln(.mmurng! It “1}\ |]|ml)‘|llv.w be [ hecome a erime. However, cven the | uninteresting. This is because they read 0. H. McDANELD & GO, vaised, for a failure to do so will resuit | glightest improvement is to be com- | and do not‘search.” The bible is the in his going. mended. and the attempt of tho aflials | epitome of history. pootry, humin life. Hldfls Ta“l]wq Pfllts W[]{][ &FU[;, election will he held two | to enforce the 1 and if one reads cavefully and in the taalthiveok Metniiars] | hrasichion sl eet Wi LT pUBIia - | proper spivit, it will prove to be the | Highest mavket i ing of these cases will come | mostinteresting re LI The infe 2 PR be rented. Best stand and trade in city. G "\m....‘:l..:;.4.\1‘,,,7;".«."?‘.: US fln Nearly thirty years in one lccation. Present (I P U stock from $12,000 to $15,000. For further vparticulars apply to G. D. Phillips, at the store, or to N. C. Phillins, one of the execu- e i e 5 tors of the J. M. Phillips estate. R ] N. P. DODGE, Executor. What Lave vou 100 la. e e et s o council are to he el . The h ding—and lead the Candidate re not- bobbying up:u se- | up this morning before Judge Ayles- | soul ml the perfe understanding of e e Y g e | -— —e as might In expected, but t s | worth. God’s plans concevning His creatures. fRaE e L i O. R. GILBERT, MUSLINS: THE RUSSELL. o not \\|H|ng 1o take the exte. | J. G. Tipton® roul estate Bdway Papillion. [ nount of cussing that falls to W T e Rev. Wilcott is r-\r(‘.mng in Slm!l)m'_\.)h». . the lot 6f u Council Blufts alderman for | Notice the beautiful fini —rn b \d shirts by ¢ Ny e £ o Commencing Monday Moning| 2570300 HORSE Preparing for More Laght. Ve FOWEH. y sum of $5( lars, cull dry comp 4 ELECTRIC LIGHTING, 3 Mills and E|smors. y. Vietims who vitice themsclves should so report at onee. AND DEALER 1N st | NATURAL HISTORY SPEGIMENS. as united hitiol thouLc g o ith, of Omaha. Iruit of " Toom, Se. worth 10e. A part of the machiuery for the new time' frien —_— incandescent elcetrie light plant of the At 0 o'clock Wednesd: *is the place to | Council Blufis I > Lighticompany [|% thettlondyand relat i Broadway. | ayrived yesterday, and will be placed in ony by which M position as soon as possible. The two Smith, of Omal DBk = TE00 0 TEnt was performed’ by Bishop : T2 5 lar dynamos, 1500 and 750 light-cs RO TR O TARA Lo B N TbTE: Heating st at cost to close out, | pacity respectively, together with the | mony the friends red to the home of the Odell & Bry small compuanion dynamo for each, | bride’s parents, v delighttul ma T N axciter. 2 ar v hore. | after which the All grades soft conl. C. B. Fuel Co, kuown as the “exciter,” are now here, eft for a visit among friends in Kan- — with all n conneetions, as well | sas Dy er i OnB tholshretuvnithoy as tho “converters,” which arc to be will IllllkL'-”II(.‘:l' :;u‘m;x: lu‘\::u;l‘.lf O ,flm' Eor Specifieations and estimates furnished for complete stoam plants. Regulation, Du along the eircuit where the house wires Uiy 19 IR IR R L 1. Canshow letters from users where fuel Economy {5 equal with Corliss Non-Condensing, BLAE b ; . ocenpied the pulpit of - " — 3 -4 Bleae Sardworinoe leave the main line. The object of | byterian church Sunday morning, the 10th sl AL ELingieard, worti o E. C. HARRIS, Agent these ‘‘conve astheir name im- | mst. A large audicnce was present and the m(r“i u‘(mpu m;x'f" k\:;m ull"m-n' 9-14 Bleached Muslin, extra quality, Send for alogue. No. 510 Pes Street :'mm\'ll lllul;x. plies, to convert the current in suitablo |-SpeaKer was very effective. | T homa, “Deor. and Kik anth worth 2S¢ = 3 5 i Buftalo horns, Deer Miss Nannie Roberts gave a farewell p \ ([l quantitics from the prineipal wire to | 1ohor® Kitiis ut hor fathor's howse, thrco | boehSkin rucs, e i oyt ot iy Sénd for ¢ 10-4 Bleached Muslin, extra fine the smaller branch line worls of | Inilea from own: Those who attended the | Jogue. Satiociens whed Muslin, extra fin putting in these ‘‘converters” will be | party from here report a jolly time. worth WHYSHOULD YOU BUY A commeaced at once. As soon as this Miss Lizzie and Mary Slothower of Kansas 9- 4 1'..1,1 hed Muslin, very heavy, HARDMAN PIANO? i - done. the remaining work will be d are visiting their uncle, Mr. Jacob Slothower, rected to the two ends of the line.—to | of this pla j 104 Unileschied Muslin, superior e e e worth 28¢, T orning, Febri ssembled af The London get your clothes m i} N © Muslin, S T AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGIE. fe a yard, Lonsds e S. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money. worth 10¢ 4-4 Unble worth Hie. bility Guar- meeting of the board of trade was held Saturday evening to cuss the union depot project. Thore was quite a lively debate, and a committeo was appointe v1sit Chicago and con- fer with the m 5 of the railways centering here wrd to the matter This committee cousists of Hon, George F. Wright, Judge W. C. James and Railway Commissioner Spencer Smith., This was the only action taken and the board adjourned. The committee will 8] ‘synig j1ouno; ‘fempeosg 4i) ° work done in all {ts bran, v plice the drops in the buildings afone | | Mr. J. Brewn, of Ughing, Neb., visited v thicago as 2 T end, and to get the dynamos zmd .-n. Miss Carrie Wiicott. Vist Chicugo as soon as Mr. Wrightre- | ;4 {n position at the othel ill | The revival meetings at the Presbyte urns from Nebraski. Be impossible to set up the dy ,m.m,, Tm- | chureh, conducted by Kev. Braden and Ite nedintely as the building is+not quite | Weeks, are still in progross and uttract I No. 27 Main St., |! oy I 1K > over Jacquemin & Co.’s jewelry store, * | ready. The walls aro all up anc the | Qi nureh: and shouldt continuc the N mason work completed, but the building | meetings will be held indefinitely. m, XX N Sy is not quite enclosed. It will probably — our XXX bottled heer. Speeial | 10d\ire the greater part of the present .+ 1t1s the most dur 2. Itim) c e audiences. There is a strong religious inter- lume of toue than any other instrument 25 other malkes all at the same redue- r than any other Pig It is the only Piano w tion. LINENS. I is t he only Piano with the new metal key support. 7. 1tis unequalled in action. 8. It leads all others among the | 10, ith the uew patent harp-stop, L. I2. Roe, dent people. no made ha. anley in On Red Damask 33c, worth s 9. Itis the handsomest P e o e RS ST SR ¢ T rutes on uli orders from Town e A Jiny Towa. [ SR fnish it. The engines thatave | Mr. T. W. Blackburn, formerly of : M. FINKELSTEIN. | {7k it tho” vower o run the new | Omaha, now associate cditor of the Los Electric Trusses, Belts, Chest Pro- | .. quality soe, worth e 10, And most important of all it is sold a = A lant are on the road, and it is time tha Trit 2, . fi Iq' I{OEG'EST PR c Money loaned on furniture, pianos, P&l g 4 salhe Angeles Tribune, contributes the fo Damask Table Linen 25¢, worth 88¢ 1] iamonds, horses, buggies or anything | Moy Were here as expected 00 iu 0 10 the columns of that paper: tectors, Ete, Slen e ONYI R0, | e M ICE! gg y g e e ) iggios or anyihing | hayo the plant in ness for publicity; fuir and honorable dealing. | Hon bY the ,‘j&‘:{\\\';‘ ohbusihoy 37,000 OF_THEM_IN U ALA. ('lnrk Co., oflice cor. Broadway | gy I sBibly bo w week lates | @mah ind fell in love with v ! > white quilt.Bates, at $1 ps T Hl"::‘ld h,m'[m\.‘.\ .11\‘;:r‘7\‘t‘l||'n-;| ‘l:‘n‘ I)’,..‘.“ jected,he left Omaha in disgust, becom- worth 1 . New 9oL s has that work well | ing the famous Afaican explover. Tne 100 pieces heavy Twilled Crash, . under ,und the central portion of | Sunta Burl Independent, quoting Deraheiting 1 ; NO. 103 MAIN STREE 5 COUNCIL BLY “,_ Elegant -|n|nl' oods. wmd | Johnson’s encyelopepin thinks the Sun unbleached He, worth Sc. ‘hed Linens, 60 inches wide, 50¢, Agents wanted Bl worth of value at The San Bernardino Timesstates that Stanley formerly a writer on an Full si hout. . Reiter, .HU Broadw: | Tho Coust Programuie. th, city as well 15 the residonces And | Bevnardino papor is in error, s the 130 dozen T i s S | st caso o be heard in tha dis- | usiness houses of hundrods o | \ " 50 doze vels ar 2c, Huels, Dam- | = = - | \ he fst e o o e tho s | DU b f S T N i el MERC HANTS (CITY MEAT MARKET | m.,m.\ I,_\umn iken, Underwood & ()m.LIm episode. ERIN G 2 Who Will Save You Money Co. The other cases on the day’s as- | The effect of the s a '{‘ Sigiarolthut sklon vy M Stanlox Are the Best, Canton Flannels #le, worth Gie. IF YOU BUY of THEM TO THE FRONT! ignme srturp Vs : o 5 Jabren went to Omaha sorrespondent 6 g g : . ptsta— B o : ,‘N“ I ;':!I'“‘l':,‘, :‘l,"' L the New York Ile 555 or L | e A e Canton Flanucls e, worth 124, UNTIL FURTIER NOTICE | WILL SELL L 3 [ The princival thoroughfares His instructions w New Y ESNENTIAL QUALLUEIR o ol maran el T z ALY doserted, and cven the m were to go 1o Pikes Peak, (] Durability, Evennesgs of | Centen Flannels 10¢, worth 15c, ] in 2 ADAMS]b z BEEF, VEAL & PORK i which usually present such a lively ap- | citoment in Colorado being Point, and Workmanship, | Aswehave only s limited quantity of| & E A raormasi] 8 OF MY OV DIESSING— witnesses in the pearance with their crowds of passen- | 80 its highest | ‘Bamples for trial of 12 diffor ome « 1hoy ods, seize the oy A ) | £ 0 ” d I Council Blufls were subpanned yester- | gers, looked desolute and lonesome ‘I’_‘I'I'I*"‘<I,"[;:‘|t se good u losation Lolobhali’ | reellibeliag e portunity of seeuring some of them | D iediv SHOB P5iiT Wa Ll B 60 0 10Wa LO: n' diy andibiasiaied that ‘thay casolis |ithey, glidediquiotly by, The churehes iigifiod nowapaper mnn's mained the IVISON, BLAKEHAN & CO., while they last. > [ % House, B 277 B | auawi meet any nonestoompetision on prices RRIRaRG RS TN 19 WO IugioREY. 0; and the average BluMMite scemed to | gold excitement in that city. Stanley , { B dlionduay. |98 5 J. B SCANLAN kaunall . Binlle, Cellisone, - Boyoral er 10 stiy indoors, vather than face | Was young, handsome, somcthing of a Ciw i D ity i Soint, homer | fie ehilly atmosphore and uninviting | gallint, and fond of adventure. - e foll o THE BEST z S | 120 mron hono 201, it was stated by those who found him, | appearance of the outer world, ~About [ I love'with an actre then on o= ¢ and walked or fell from the bridge over | Boon it tried to snow, but the weather | the boardsof the old . yof musie—n ) 1s Always =2 a0 Indian oreek on Benton streat, 'He was | Was too cold, and the attompt was given | vaudevillo nctress by the way. She was MU 9 =g H N B B ST LA o ARE) s R up in disgust. The mercury lingered | @ coguette and fivted with young bloods CHEA PES'I N ribs broken, and wasconfined to his | bashfully avound the zero point duringe of the city who had more ‘money than ¥ = «»:k lomo for sonio time. Ho now sues the | the entire duy, and could not bo pre- | 51 nloy. ianlov. ok nort % ’ : i =l Hile | and. prasioh) ity for $10,000 e ¢ neglecting | vailed upon to look up, The sun v in affection for her, she 1 : i tr | [ =% | , the ( “"h\‘ e Sty for BN dmizos for meglecting | dVidently absent on somo forcign mis. | Fanged a meeting with him after tho | The TYLER SYSTEM of BANK COUNTERS Fome"ngham, Whitelaw & Co. A BE S o g , the society Dho ouly mi 10,000 5 Dr §-8l00E Sion, and failed to put in 4 performance and, posting hor fricnds, | Cannot be Eacelled. They aro Elogaut in Design and Lanzendorfer & |z 2 B d i the United States, Ouly e T Tact. it was just tho kind of & day thai | among whom was an Omaha Herald ot | ZerybasinPrice e Gourt Bouse Fopritre cnd ) 222 I plos, 10 cents, Pickled tripe and pigs’ foet at Tib- the clerk of the weather mwlhl dish up 1"'!hfl'-[’l""‘““"“ 21‘"!!0"&"1“'“"H\l‘"‘ 1““* 100 Page Tilustrated Catalogue Free, Postage 7 Ctar fo ; Sirohbehn, 2% =5- e O | B sre Bty BRiNIoR=Yory/nt 1y f te,and was doubtless owing | scenes to observe the results, Stanley 01 Brozdway, Couneil Blufis. 4 5 4N M BERVIC b b it simply fov aplte, und waa douniloss owinic | 1R S 3ia it fasuntions knalt befo TYLER BESK CO., St Louls, Mo., U.S.A, | - — |£E: % 22 H Only 50 cents for Moncy lonaed at T B, Craft’s & Co.'s | hud just nwakened to u re the womau and protosted desporat — A. F. CLATTERBUCK MAIN STREET.| e biAL any Addr Joun office on furniture, pianos, horses, | of the situationt and was determined to | She amused hevself his expense for v Y ENTERTAINMENT BUR Vaionss personal pabnarty of ail linds. | et in a little genuine wintor this sea- | some time and then ealled in her con- { A AN AR {06 AV Eie D d e and all othor articles of value without | son, before his last opportunity had | cealed friends, much to her lover’s sur- “ \1 AT P T oI T A removal. All business strictly confl- | passed, > prissiand aipgnsh. oo o : UITARS ¥0uta soclal, ening With Att," ot Qontinl, 4 —— ~ The reporter,fearing the consequer 3 119 uno,\l)w.l\(, ) al, i With Art,” ete, A ]H;l\u our wagon call !lm your soiled [ if he ventured to velute the incident in /MhLEBY( S 5 - e o m—— _— — Send all ord for »d beer to L. | clothes. Cascade Laundry Co. his own paper, went over to Counc GG | COUNCIL BLUFE 7oA W - 2uiend allorders fophotilad heer to 1 Pactios havne T L itiard | BI0S tad inscrted o nghly colored o CHATNES: No. B4 Aty o """ Fluis, | ¢ i RUOHINAUNY : D, €. €, Hagon:aentior, Opera house | 1alls and restatrants ‘will do well to | Wowsgaper, SIr. Stanloy mot. him soon PRIVATE DETECTIVE., | ome cal it yioiytly s i s, | " ¥ blocl. % v take the exclusiy ..:.m‘ol my temper- | after it appeared on the corner of Four- R, N o NERE BEST h - —— ance beer, L PINK EIN. | teenth and Farnam, where the Paxton Private watehmen turnished at any andal | ¢/ = MC]!HLC[\, Desigaers and Slmflllnlmldflflls Harrison's Inaug urati e hotel now stands, and gave him a sound thmes, o ME A T 9 3 i The Wabach Woatorn raiiway ane | ... Newleos of the Scriptures. thrashing, The offending reporter, nadint attention gtven (o collection of chat- | 2 £ £ of Constracting SR A R 2 A s “There is o gross neglect among | whose name was MacDonugh, resided in Oney Lo Joan on kood chattel security. O s AT THE My, Berlinghof was seven yoars will all stations to Washington and return, | ehristian people in the rehing of the | Nebraskafor lwunlf—ll\‘e years after this o e nco - Any bunk, attorucy, of business | =p= o B . ] Mendelssolin, Fisher & Lowry, and has for the inavguration of President Har- | seriptures,” said Rev. James Haynes | episode, und published a” paper during m;t,mgm:;gur-w;;;:gmu;l;ggnggxg; pARIN e, . Lowest Prices! designed many of the finest blocks rison, at half fave, Yostorduy moruing in prefacing his ser- | il of those years. "1y intorview with | Hisde Wik b tion Sibee B > 58 - 1 Omaha and Council Blufs, Rate for round trip from Council » Broadway Methodist church. | Stanley was never forgotten, however, | LN “E“ 1625 A Ak a a, 11' 5 = Poultry of all kinds | o, ifinnti Bt Blufls, L., 60, Tickels will bo on salo | Sow bt the Broudway Methodist ehirch. | ud many time ho was obliged toread | — [=2-T e teonder. | Plans_and Specifications Preparcd aud February 27 to March 2; good roturning | - Fhe seriptures contain the ‘words of | its harrowing details as his rivals und T E. c“_PlN LOOK AT IT, i | Estimates made on Application | 4 pntil March 10, 1889, For further par- | ternal life, says the Apostle John. | contemporaries rang the changes upon ’ 7, Bl = GIVE NE & CALL P - 1 A M. Jatil { ticulars upply at the Wabash Westcrn | The fith chapter and thirty-ninth | the story, Tiis information i given IHE HSUHANGE RUKER d F o= Studio, Lioom # Opera House Biluck | ticket office, 421 Broadw. verse hias this injunction: *Search the | Upon positive authority for the benefit y = =] ‘E- Mottaz | o { J. O JUroitkLy, Agent. | gorlpturos, for in them yo think yo 4 0w+ HAa Rocuardino 'ang Adute Buw Room 63 Traders’ Building, S [No. 114 E. Brondw'y | Tuos 0rvicre, 1. 5, Puser, 1 ; Yhave. motad g oies o Omalia, a¢ | huvo eteraal life; and theso are thoy CHICAGO. GO TO THE OFFICER & PUSEY, which all orders will bo received ad | which testify of Me.” In Christ was ure. Ratrsaoss- e upolia Kot e . from which all deliveries will be made | eternal life given to the world, and the e ORIGINAL, ABTEDINE OINTMENT oo el b Y N e s 0n R WA X i M T T g 18 only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, - | Y WAgo, . d scriptures are the testimony o) God and | gng'is an absolute cure fur old sores, burns, . 9 men, not onl, ruing Jesus himself | wounds, chapped hands, and all skib eru Corner Main and Biroadway, i All grudes hard coal, C. B. Fuel Co, ouly congornlng Sesus b e S | Hons, Wikl positively are il kinds of plica. ipr Aud ol tho ot 1t COUNCIL BLU K b8, TOWA ; o but of the plan thiough which life is X v . Aoyia = 1 ) . Roows to rent in_ the Merriam block. | given to a dead world Pk tar "‘Q-’om"{,“'l?"f‘.n‘,:"fi,‘u'f&o,f,'{; e ","““,f.""" ioentand 'm'x.a garment | 16 you had laken it to the City Bieam Larad ¥ vd. 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