Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 16, 1889, Page 6

e QN W THR Q| he boldly told them thata democrat’s bill | The aged apostio waa sitting in his lonelinoss THE DAILY BEE. | SUNDAY NEWS IN THE BLUEES | Wota e tit'as oon asa ropubiicans i€t | on one of tho tocky Relshts of the fsis, in aud U — was t00 large, Just as long a8 ho was on the | memory med vhen tho glorious vision - bourd, Thoey remember thia and have their | he writes about was ovenod before him, COUNCIL BLUFFS. Matehata ull sharponod and Iaid nway o piay | Quickenod by thase wondoefal visions ho st | o 2 P TrEET, | The Incsndiary’s Torch Agaln Ap- |‘even with him if he comes up for the same | down to write his closing book, the book of g OFFIOK. NO IARL 8 TET. lod 1h $he Bistusms Donter ofico agal | Revelations. In theoutburst itself no name S‘Zhs l.m]“ o " LAt i L : For mombars of the logislatura two gentle- | is given: no namo’ i8 nooded. It says, “of )\ Aty Ois Tur ol men must be nominated to Al tho placos of | Hin that loved ns." - O only oo boing' are ¢ S MANAGE Representatives Wyman and Hart. It seerus | the sublime words of tho passaze true. No - TVION, iipvoNs: MANAGEL | NO OLUE AS TO HIS IDENTITY. | (ofiirtral improssion that Mr. Wyman | morely humat benefactor, no angelic minis- 25 TO 300 " Oreica No, 4 S will be nominated to succoed himsolf, and | tering spirit; not sven tho Holy Ghost or the v Yoty KOIYon, NO K - there ars numerous purties whoss claims are | Father in heaven ling washed us from our | B Plans of the Politiclans—\ Ohurch | pressed to succeed tho other rotiring mem- | sing with his blood aad has made us kings q i and priests unto God but the Jesus of Beth. “[)RS]#A POW ER Espoctally Adapted for ELECTRIC LIGHTING b INT! ¥ ve v " ¢ ber, Awmong them are J. Temploton, of S . S " MINOI MENTION. e Garnors J. B, Weaver and A, C. Graham, of | lehem, of Calvary, the nscended, entltroned, 3 b 7 Mills and Eievators | Eletric Trusses, Belts, Chest Pro= City Both of Gensraland this oity; Dr. Hempstead. of Wavelana, and | all-powerful Son 6f God. Ho has dono this | essss——"—e 4~ z LR i Y N. Y. P. Co. Porsonnd Thtepost Willoughby Dye, of Macedomia, Some of | for us, and unto Higf be glory and dominion — 5 - \ fectors, Ete, ‘ Dl sl these gentlomen are working to secure tho | forever aud ever. John evidently cherished Agonts wantoa B, W, O, oty and fivm Tukns - nomination, while others have simply been | a peculiar love for Jesus as distinguished " om D, W. Otis, city and farm loans, Latest Work of the Fire B s, mentioned as among possible nomine from the others of the Trinity, Ho spoke of | - i A Boston store leads them all. Dry goods. Shortly befers 10 wolook last: Svanin “I'he republican convention will not be held | the Father with no manifest’ emotion, and The regular mecting of Encampment No. | 8arm of fire wasturned in from box 2%, €0r- | voning before that time, it will be necessary | came to speak of Josux he burst Epecifications and estimates turnished tor complotesteam piants, Regulation, durability | 8, Union Vetoran logion will be hold this | ner of Broadway and Bryaot streots. Tho | for everal —candidites to developd, | out in sublime words of love and guaranteed, Can show letters from uscrs where fuel sconomy is equal evening at G. A, R. hall, department responded, but found that the | as at present aspirants are very scarce. [ praise. It {a not strange that he should have Wwith Coriiss Non-Condensing, ~8end for eatnlogue, No. 1 Rigs to let at lowest rates, delivered 19 The board of supervisors meet in adjourned | fire was on South Main street, in the bujld- | Thus far noone has been mentioned us a | loved Jesus peculiarly, for hie had been with ) e o 8 HARRIS' Agent. L4140 \'»L:x"wu T o O oA oW, provided C an Wait & IETo s Red Front at the head | candidate for either treasurer or member of | Him during the three years of his ministr 5 fossion toimorrou: provilod Cliairuan Walto | ing known us tho ited Front, at the head | G3%ald of supervisors. I s statna. that | and had fean 80 mion of tho peerioss bouu No. B10 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs. . 1 X uthit ¢ Lak st avenue, owned by Henvy Wagner. |\, B H. Onlendorf, of this city. will prob- | of His character, aud had been more int pihore awill be [Sgducit race at ke | The firemon gut out in 2001 shapo, but were | ably reoaive the nomioation for wditor, Mr. | mate with Him than any of tho otnors, had Manawa September 10 for o purse of $10% | very siow in reaching the seane of the firo | Ollondorf 18 the secretary of the Pottawat- | leaned on His breast and become to be khown 2 plense o . E. Malone, ke | owing to the fact that the alarm called them | tawmie County Farmors Fire Insurance com- | as the disciple whom Jesus loved. It is not race please call on C. K. Maloney at the lake. | OWIng to the fac AR s pany, and it is thought he would e solidly | strange that John loved Jesus. The same Centrally Located, Platner Bar: ‘W. C. UTTERBACK,230 Broadway A row at No, 148 Piorce street last evening |t a box several blocks from the proper | il Gl 1/ ihe” furmers throughout the | distinguishing love of the Saviour is true of 4 resulted in a call for the police und Jove 1 | placo, and,in the wrong direction county. all his people, It is not strange or wrong, ) F) re fighting i arrests. A couple of gamblers w Phe No. 1 hose was also delayea by the In regard to the chances of a republican | He beautifies our natures, Heo calls us over the “girls” for amusement and were | ooy up condition of South Mam streot, | candidate for treasurer, a leader in the re- | brethr hauled in, All who take an interest in vocal music are invited to meet Mr. Young next Thurs nieven in His glory we are made publican ranks yesterdiy exprossed himsolf | one with’ Hiw. We are relying upon His as follows: “I'think that wo can eiect a | atonement, praying in His name and depend- £ood mar, to_ that oftice, if tho democrats | ing upon Ilis gracs amd providence, The v obstructed by tha tracklayors, potled to walk fo dis which is nc and they wi hos PLARL SR S wf . ro co G) day evening at Mueller Music hall, to re- | tance of two blocks from tneir house. Bub | nominate John Flumer for another term, | Greek word rendered, love is a present par- 9 hearse for the musical festival to be given at | for these unavordable delays the bovs would This is not saving t Plumer is not u good | ticiple. It indicates not an act, but an atti. 4 the Coliseum October 24 nave boen promptly on hand It is, poriaps, | M for ho is one of the oest ofticiuls who | tude. The attitude is not for any brief ! Tho petit Jury hus been ordered to report | piuch hotter that all happoned as i did, o | ©Ver filled that office, Tie trouble is that | period, but for eternity. isefore the world " he has filled that office two terms, | was, = He had the purpose to a8 4 | aud it is o very hara thing to olect w man for | create us. He spent millions of years i fovea just | a third no maiter how povular he may be. [ in preparing this world for cur abode, aen would | Thut will bo the only objection to Plumer, | then e created us with all the possibilities but that, 1 balieve, will prove sufiizient to [ of with all the immeasurablo preveat his re 1on He will undoubtedly | sour and good It was all in love receive the nomination, and for this reason | that He created us. He foreknew our fail by Commancol. " THs next thrbe wonks will be | Serious injury migat have reaulte devoted to tho law calendar, after which the | barrel of oil explodad with tor criminal cases will be tuken up. avabout the time that the The police raided the “crap” gambling | have gotten there under ordinary circum Joint kept by Mrs. Pralor, on Lower Broad- | gtances, and the burning fluid was thrown 1 to-da Jewelry Stor " CALIFORNIA PHE L AND OF 3 vay, svening, b he game was not saiko n Fauning, 1t iad been in operation during | I overy direction T'wan to see & 200d man tun against him." | e, and made provisions for reacmbtion DISCOVERIES! the afternoon, but the oficers found nothing | The shock of the explosion burst out tho e only republicans whoure now really | from it even though it was to cost His own . ‘ ¢ ¥ 1 windows, und had the fircmen been on hand | in the fight for the nomination for sherift | humilation and death. It was in lave Ho re- | I “F1LINKS AYYL0H QEVONVLS ey) to “pull’? last nignt. » i i S0Pt S e v 5 said 1o be Gus Lavenburg and S, B. | vealed his coming 4000 years beforehand The district judges of this district will | some of them would undoubtedly have been | gy, Luvenburg has been working hard | It was in love He came, wrought, suffered meet at the court house in this city at 11 | badly cut or burned by the falling glass and | for some time, and has traveled all over the | and died and rose from the tomb, He ha bR G Sl L DG TR PR N T A1 county among the farmers in his own intor- | loved us ever since, and will forever me H Mt rarorance. Mgt TS o v | e five was fiest seen by parties passing | est, and it is usserted that he will go into the | His love is also unparalleled, uot only in du- =8 ith roforanco o arranging for thouext | , (0 irth strect, and they gave the | convention witha forco that will astonish | ration, but in all othe el T, @ of soats for tho oxorcises fo | MM, Soon after th fire starrud there was | FFUm, who has been horotofore rogarded as | docs not love us collectively. bit S 3 D6 liela at (ue oneta Honss duting tne Sroskey | BWexplosion i tho building, and tian who | Sre ofihe nominatlon. ilhe jopiion pré. | justnsd parent catinot love his family as'a £ e bo held at uhoopera house durinig the Grockeer | {1 UICH L LG i Frant was thrown | aiis, howover, that Irim will be the nom: | wiole bnt each us u distinct porson, 8 rigude reunion has been left at Camp & | pappened 10 e PAssi (1 Font Was FAFGRE | oo even T it does require a spivited contest | The atonement is o work of love. He was ™| o Ellis', and all those holding ats ure re- | Lo e thespob at that timoe saw flamos in | to decide it. not compelied to do it by any obligation of uestod to rescrve their seats in_aavance, | Foached tho spot av that i Nhme®in | Aspirants for legislative honors have not | the moral nature, as some have claimed. The seats insido the parquot rail are st L “”,’k"f gl ‘f.\-nl.“:,é ("\’ as yot blossomed out in sufficient numbers to | Jesus suw our ruin, He conld save us, and t i o Visiting members of the famous | NOLBUISL oUWt the t lany to | indicate that thero is an unusually larg | He ulone, na therefore Ho felt the obliga- brigade. > D fiving Hse | Crop. The only weatleman who is atall | tion to doit. There was no higher than He o T A T S A £d Shanafeldt, a clerk in the employ of A. | {o'suspicions of incondiutis . bat the sause | Promumently mentioned 1 this connection 18 | to whom He could be rosponsibie, nor could ORI ETEIESS AL MAnte); Mot with R Uainful Aocdont it Lididu) 4u8e | Leonard Iiverett, esq., the alderaian from | the responsiblity have rested on Him more : 5508 - Was 8000 ap) it. ' il spread vhe Ry et urday evening. He was driving down Third | [ome. ot ee Yo the witls, soiine wag | tho Fourth ward. At the caucns in this | than on the Fother, or the Spirit, and they : o OHAS T SENN~ 5 AN avenue in a road cart, when his horse be- 'ts of the lowar floor. and. quickly as- | Ward Saturday evening, the delegates to the | did not save as as Ie did. Nor a A came frightened and’ began 10 kick, Mr. | bogiine tothe poop " 0% 40 QUICKLY 08- ) conty convention were instructod to sup- | was it undortaken by Jesus that he mignt Al . amitary Plombing Shanafeldt was struck on the leg, fracturing | ““ho oil was thrown out as far as the mid- | Port Mr. Everett for member of the legisla- | cnhance His glory thereby. He had all the N < ‘ @ Gos Fitiog. 'so Stean Hocdt URES STHM tho kuee cap. The horse ran away, but the | dio of the strect and blazod. where it fell | tare and S. B, Frum for sherif, and chat is | glory of the Divine Being, all His works and ¥ : S e RE: . driver managed to get to the ground. Dr. |yl consumed. S : all tha is known of Mr. Everett's candiducy. | all His angels to praise Him. Even our de- N T 743 VLI e 1 »\\Dron C))l Cleaver attended him and the injured man | "\ GO Vory short timo after the de- | . In view of these facts it is not expected | struction would have been to His glory. Ho Y AL [ F ) No ) made a3 comfortable as possible. The break ! that either of the conventio=s will prove | saved us because Ho loved us. It was real will lay him up for several weeks, very exciting. This will cortainly be the | love, decp, soul-moving, eternal and un- unent arrived until the flames were unde ontrol. The heat was so intense that the P " DISEASESTIHROAT ! 2] UNGS SN o Yesterday was not a very lively day at the | teles o Wi i core | Cus0 if the primarics held last week are any | changeable love. o\ o 1 very lively 3 phone wires in front of the building weve | S8e If the primar k) o 4 " 5 ; lakp or in the nurks, The weather was too | melted, criter ..v:.('v-\ w |!||11|| to JI}I\I'..t. They wer e We are sinuers, and sin is the bane of our Send for circola ".5| ,,,L,,H[‘J ,25_ cool to render shade essentinl to personal | An inyesti tamest affairs held in the city for years, and | being. ~All our sufferings, our sorrows, our (bt S ion as to the use of the fir comfort, and the promenaders and pleasure | revealed the fact that it was undoubtedl scckers were not compelled to scek these | incendiary, und the persons who set it ur Avenue B, Sackett's add. to city, Rents JOQU RENT—Eight new froom cottages on . ' did not indicate ths existence of coaflicting | failures, the fear and sting of death, the \J "‘ N h cluims that would create discord in the con- | fear of judgment and the dreadful repara- Olmcl “ \ ‘[Vlfl(h |l" ventions, It is a settled fact, however, that h o) resorts o find it. Traveionthe motor was | evidently those who have been working the : 4 tioa of God are due to it. Sin is a fact that S ekt g unusually light for Sunday, und 1t was a | city for some nights pust. The most lignt | there will be a haed-fought and closely -con- | must be gotten out of the way or we can not Incorporated Nov. 1, 1870 o most_beautifal cottages | noticeable rv].:uh.n the passengers generally | was thrown on the subject by the stateuent '\«'W;d \mlll-;- \iw |v"’ltli'~:| the )h‘qlf‘ No- | have ve 'ler n\ui\‘l'lu ting life. Chvist could | Soathwest Co: Broadway ind Main Street. | & ' Bluils; one bloc , fx;nm Toror sought the closed cars in preforence to the | of a clerk at Mu ety | veiber and fow of the nominces will rest | not ignore it and save us. APITAL, ne; new housos 1n the honses axd open ones, In police circles the day was | :,{w,‘,s i.‘."{‘, L 'f,'dm.l"“",“ Jiore e | socuro in case of mind and perfoet confidence | - Throughout all the agos that have past, oo .“(,(;“ ",‘,“,,‘,,‘:‘,' ""?:.'lf:", Jonn | MLmoderu convenient Kerr & Gray. very dull, u singie boozer bewmg the sole vie- | just gone to bed and Leard soue men talking | U0t after tho bailots ure counted. all that are to come, Christ's love has | peresheim, Vieo President: W, Rivkman, OR SALE cre tarin in Jasper nty ) thn roundea up by the autocrats of the boat, | just under nis window. and. walliing over - been changeloss and will be enduring unto | Cashior. Town, {ocated near coal mines that ave i More essentially than for many weeks did | pile of broken gliss. Ue thought they wore Wall paper, room moldings and decora- | the cod. _Duecrons--N. P. Dolge, ). Dereshelm, Geo, peration, There isa tive foot vein of coul Sunday apvear t be a duy of general rest. | merely passing through the alley, but theje | 01 No. 13 North Muin street At SEn e AT LU, Ao MG L STEG T, ¢ RLIRILH R (L eh UGN 0 LN —— voices bad hardly died away when' he heara | ¢ oo R i Fine jewelry, watches and diamonds; | Dod OR RENT—Several small tracts of land on - Westorn Lumber_and Supply Co., 13th | b expiosion. that shook e baibie, | SWwanson Music Co o335 Broadway. cleaning and repairing at B, Burhorn's, — — ——— | Hbotom venwon Cotiin b sy Gaiiy “vfic'v’,'f'tl 7 CavindiBa Y L StV TR - — e ¢ s 2 ¥ ented to experionced and relfable gurd- 5 o :nr.':l 1};‘.}&::2;&3(“::1‘1 T:.lui.‘:xl:‘lr:‘,'u‘f.‘,f:'.’.‘.?L», tie: «‘1‘.:\\5}31:\; |..:‘:‘.~|'.‘.5‘||'fq 5 \\'\r’-'\ C. B. steam dye works, 1013 Broadway. Winter & Monroe, sign painters, 416 13wy, [ THO% CFFICE® W. H. M. POSEY | nera.” N. P. Dodge & Co. ‘(“ BY MAIL. " § 1 lime, cement and building materiul in the | ing out at front and at_rear. He H.Sheatelh (,‘,.' Shectallattantl Ty i R m-‘flcEfl & PUSEY i TROR SALE—Nice new house aud tull_lot up [ Sexo 7 CIRCUCAL west. E. W. Raymond, manuger. the explosion seemed like au ol oil of po . H. Sheafe & Co. give special attention The Famous” cash bargain house, 200 B'y . town, #9%0; #00 cash, Johnston & Van I'at- FTIND MENe \ < ———— haps ton gallons or so. What it_really was | 10 the collection of reutsund care of proporty = T ten. ABICTINE MEDECo® nrnvi i F ot Got Fountain b cigar, next Eiseman block | will perhaps never bs known, Mr. Wagaer, | 10 the city and vicinity, Charges moderate. [ Dr. Murphy,optician, room 216 Merriam blk. (GH{0D lots up town, 8300 “Johnston & Th . | 3 o crhaps es own. A agnor, SICIVARIE Y 5 3 PRUGRron -1 5D to oach. Johnston 3 —— the owner of the building, was 1ot Oftice Broud und Main streets. S XVan Patten. g 3 8 HLN J. C. Bixby, guaranteed steam heating, 333 | night, and it 18 £of knowi what th N = Encouraging His Ambitions. Q —. S — SANTA 0 AlmE ANCP 0 BAT].DH GUEE Broadway. HoNORHwhet e NEh ety i Wanyitus A Church Anniversar Merchant Traveler: **So, young man." = : P 1ot on Glin ave. for sale. Jotaston & | For sale by Goodman Drug Ce £ ——————— The wall of the Evans building adjoin At the Bethany Baptist church ocourred | said the painter, as ho daubed w strealk ‘orner Matn and Rroadway, AV en B RUEON: SRS il )i o B, RN L P AR DU U e i Fine dressed cmukml G. Mottaz, tele. 173. \n{:‘l‘;l.:m‘ “(‘n]xlt .v.l\.,'nlm“ a ’h&vl‘:l:xlil”\v‘:ll"lrn i yesterduy the first anniversary of the bozin- | of sky on the cunvas, *'you want to be an 5 I(‘Ol“l\"b l: m"x‘ F IS, I‘(l\\'\ ] "'.‘S‘l’»a!;lklgf'\e"l;'l r‘l‘" 'll""x“m uve,, #2600, — - come dow his offectually settle the 4 T % enlers in foreign cnd domostic exchsngs. ohns v Van Patten. Wanted to exchange, city property for | disputed fire wall question at that spot, | i Oof public worship under its auspices. Collections made wad interest paid on time de: — = A I.O I I ER Y stoves und tinware. Apply to C. A. Over- | which has been iu disput 01ne time The sermon was preached by the pastor, “ - o 21| Nposites DA AL uALGE IR loreai mui I iutre ? THE PUDBLIC O ‘ oRNBIATE B soatt oy o B O e AR AN Har e ECoYoh et ORI st :Cun you learn to live on crackers e s )t Jonnston & Vim Patten. st OF THIE PUBLIC CILARITY. { ‘ CIB Muslo Co. ,‘_mjm_‘;i‘;my was discovered in the store of Peter C. Mil- | “Eben-ezer,” meaning “Hitherto hath the ft;‘u L(hho“';_‘! on some days and on nothing J_ M. PALMER *l”“ ;;I‘lll!ml lnw st payment or o new Established in 1887 Lo a 5 ler. puinter and puper hanger, opposita Tk | Lord helped us,” a nume given by Samuel | SUOMher times? L > . O Pafive-room louse for sae by Johmston o Fl Personal Paragraphs. covored by Captain Anderson, of the mor. | 10 memorial stone which he set up at Miz- | wGay you work from 6 o'clock in the eGSR O Ol Fossare tmpoveanimmprovition | TR XX C A TN Mrs. J. A, L. Waddell and sons have re- | chant's nolice, and ‘tur; 3ue represencative, | peb. a8 recorded in L Sam. 7, 12 The | pyoming till 6 o'clock at mght and | SUBURBAN & INTERIOR PROPERTY |l srty in every part of tho aro opno 't } turned to Kunsas City. wno were talkivg just across the street, | preacher sketched the circamstances which never get tired and e e ,'n"gni..l.‘,’..... O Dok \u.‘".“h'"",';.l o e A. A. Crossby and sister, Mis, W, B, | They burst into the door, but the shelves of | led to the giving of this name. Israeltad [ o[ don’t know. D e T D i G0 Maton1r NoLIO Boariats FrEenea il | Oakes, are visiting friends at Oakdule, | Will vaper in the vear of the store wore all | 1550 yeen subject to the Plilistines. At | doubtful,” 2 R g > OPERATE | Neb, * | ablaze, and therc was nothing at hand with 5 : , f JRUSINESS locations o Matnaud_ lroadway 5 | M- e s which to extinguish. The department turned | 1en&th they assembied at Mizpeh, the place “Could you refuse an offer to paint D at great bargains. Geo. Metcalf, No. 19 | Under a Twenty Years' Ceatrasy by tha L H l‘:‘;lz}z A{r‘nl:)ml-‘vr,:r Lgo«t.».x‘. 18 vt out in excellent time and extinguished the | of the sanctuary, to pray to Jehovah for de- | artistic sighs for a brewery or cigarette Bearlst ey 2 ' Mexizan In‘ernatizaal Improvemsnt ci:& h M. . A, Spoouer, ofithis | fire with the Bubeock chewicals, This fire | liverance. Even while they were there, the | firm, and go on fighting “starvation at R 8ALE—80 fect lake frontage located be Company. YO OAH atbR oAt ealead iy mota wunvxvlh‘u lh,t'\:lnxl\ of a lll 2 bug, but the s | Philisties came “up against them witha | short range with the soft end of a tween C 1. bout house and Manawa beact : fng from a month’s visit to" his old homo 4t | firc was cortainly discovered within a half | €Tt host, woll armed. The children of the | brush?” B \lso & mumbek of eholee lot'in” Hegatia DIate. | Grund Monrhity Drawinies held n tho Morosau Woodstock, Vt, minute from the time 1t was started, but_he | Promise were defenscless, yet God gavethewr | Perhups Tmight.? oo GEORGE METCALF, B 2 ————— | ey eon oot 17 Oarornmens S. L. Ganon, the California cattle king, | 2ot awny without leaving o clue, ‘Uhe Mil- | enemies into their hands. and thus was begun Well, you think it over, and if you REAL BSTATE, F you want some zenumo suaps in choice ot Ofitelaly I/ for tho purpose Yt with his family is visitiog in the eity. They | ler stock was damaged considerable, the of national victories which cul- | feel certain of it, come around and Tl - i B T e T || Hecretais Interlor and tho Treasuzy, will leave to-day for St. where they | amount of which wiil closely upproximate | minated in Solomon’s glorious reign. see what you can do in the way of naint- No. 10 Pearl St. Cost before Nov. 1+ aust e sold rexardlessof | ¢ nd Semi-Annual Extraordinary will remain o week or ten_duys before going | $300, butit is covered by insurance. sons to e derived from this incident | ing.” < " SRR to their western houic. i - Iirst, that the foundations of all true et MISCELLANEOUS, DRAWING OF SEFTEMBER 16th, 1883 will accompany them as far as St Always on Time success for tno church are to be laid in A Music-Liovs hake. = . : iy ! and will remain with them until they le: If you wish to purchase a good and reliable | Prayve T'he Israelites had come together to *Suys the Center Point (Ark.) Press: I?U] CHANGE—13 acres of gardfn joming CAPITAL PRIZE, £or the west. watch 25 per cent less than club rates, and | Mizpeh to pray. This was the secret of their | (¢ Vg v Mes, Emma L., Hill seated = v e P L G 22 - - on casy terms, then call at_once aud make | Victory. . A e e R e p yHEITES fof Jouncil IHu! Quire of Kerr 1 O OOO Kelley & Youakerman sell grocerie your own selection at C. B. Jacquemin .; Second, reliance is uotto be placad on h[(’;\vl.[‘\l the organ with llhu ||!l.-l|l'1|m PROY. WHITES A(I‘Ill_‘:\l"lllll ouncil Blults. Enquire of Kerr & 5 & (T TP ey L Con'a7 Main street. human agencies. The victory comes not by | of having some music. Imagine her T e . , o bormicofivesiniapectaly, UM reason of strength of arms. When the | surprise when her daughter, Nond, ta h JOR EPCIANGE -Friacre Tarn o Potta: | 80,000 Tickets at 5, §G40,000. Steam and hot_ wator beating, first-class | , Attend the Western lowa Business College, | Israclites saw the Philistines come agaiust | ped on the pedal and a rattlesnake A RO R o I iElioY sah oole RS EETs || Bl Te. fJobnston & Van Patton: PRICE OF TICKETS, AMERICAN MONKEY;3 plumbing. Work done in both cities, John | Council Bluffs, _did not seck to make their de- | phout two feet long stuck out its vicious | comiaPted, o e bublic sohools. iannd iy g K — Wholes, $8; Halves, #4: Quarters, #2: Bighths, 8l Gilbert, 518 Pearl street, Council Bluft ~ —~— 2 better nor to_set themselves in more | 1 oo NS T i T Hel0Us 1 comple g of 1ts kind in_extste (OR EXCHANGE—Four louses 1n | oD ites: 6% tickets for $50 U, 8, Cur 3 3 treet, Council Blufts, Miss Emma L, Morse s taken charge of | formidablo array. They knew it would boof | hend. They succeeded in running it | dispensible in the sehool room. School bo VOmana ror well improved farm. Jolmston d ko o L s Bmma L. ) as ta midable arra i 0f | 00t and Mre | soon demolished it | desiring the most perfect nelp for the teac & Van Patten, " 1z Finest market in ciLy—J, M. ARy the pattern room of the milinery department | 0O #vail. They sunply asked Samuel to pray | 0% G5 51 arc invited to examine this. Address ey S AL PItI it n ey —J. ) nlan's, BT T more earnestly for them. ‘The nope of the | With a fire shovel. H. A. BALLING o i (40U property o exchange for mercln: L Pit X RS SRR e church of Giod to-day s not in magniticont e e : T A Xdise. ‘Jolinston & Van Patien, L it 3 8. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money. ]\“.““E"r”.,m % I;\}‘.,-wl will m.]"'"'m‘] to | editices, nor i Lvu.lnllll.uul'm social mlll':lcm'e. ; f\f'l("_hlm l-;'; \‘fi er All Willow Ave, Council Blulls, Iow,a ks s S 1 ¥ ————— have all of her old friends call and see her at | nor in any like human agencies. is in Texas Siftings: Real estate agent— QOR EXCHANGE—A 12i bbl flouring mill for 3 01 ; Dwelling for sale on easy pay Friedman’s, vrayer alone. 5 “How many members does your famly 5 i good furming lnud. Al%o a good brick hotel S OF i building lots at lowest market pi e Third, when God gives the token, his peo- | wontuin. madam?” J - TICE inlowa. Blg bargains for some one. Good Lo Auialon stianen market pe T T s e e CqA e e kg bt leoniatn W s UM I SPECIAL NOTICES, | b jasibs tof e aae; dood e 3 S guests. Best § botel in oity. Israclites saw that God had discomfited the | Mrs Pamby—"Li 05688, e s i OF L 40 are ] The New Ogden, Council Bluffs, flaest aud ucitiodiii il Philistines, thoy immediately commenced the | Myself, my husband, the nur - OOUNOIL BLUFFS, R e ey o e Trison o2 Bl ATEOH, A largest hotel m western lowa, Special at- The Political Ontlook. pursuit, Whenever God opens the way, the “But we don’t allow children in our —— = = . ) 50 Drizes of 100 app. 0 - AN Prize b tentions to commercinl men, T litical kettle stting pretty well | Ohurch should be ready to go forward at on flats!” FOR SALE AND R:ENT. JOTICE—Kerr & Gray will put you upahouse | 1y prizes of K upp. to 20,0) Prize k: —— 10, political kotble isigetsing. pretby. we he salient features of interest in the past Children! It’s my Fido’s nurse!” 3 2 2 fdie 0 S0 10N FOUrEON l-l‘-gnn nnd”m“ l;‘lfl‘)“-:fl‘;l_s w ninals of #40, - 2 ; Money loaned at L. B. Craft’s & Co,’s | Warmed up, aud the wire pullers and ward | year's history of tho Bethuny Baptist church Ah! T beg your vardon; that will be VAL ESTATE lought aad aold an A oD I e decided by..o 5 OO0 T | loan office on furniture, planos, horses, | Workors are already getting in thote work. | Wero briely mentioned. A remarkably | 41 pight,” : changed. Spacial attention glven to exam - [ 11100 0T d eI AT ) | wagons, personal property of all kinds | To-day the democrats hold their county cou- | thriving Sunduy school hus beeh maintained, G S S WL ination of tliles.” W. C. James, No. 10 rearist. | (YHELL BROS, & 0O loan monsy. Thamost | *HENER, Lo o ibGEii I : e et o0 e e alsa smoistanont wil)iDe) the L0 raer mssinge “nave iheon (deonly Monopolize the Railroads. DN SA LI fibe now Sixrooin Rouses oi | - liboralterms oftared, 19 Pewriat. = || pyf5iErnehey! 3 i removal. All business strictly confi- | otof some of the hopeful ones, as thers are | Bt 4 o) Judge: Farmer’s wife—'*Tsuppose you Pacific ave. will be sold ‘cheap for a small | pyysRLE boarders wanted at 122 Benton street. ) £ in the community has been acquired, and Judge: i 3 e suppose ment down and balance to suit purchaser, 5 4 9 r . A 20, dential, seyeral more candidates than there are | much good has been otherwise accomplished. | will soon be leaving the country for the | Kélr's Gray. 101 Poarl st upstairs. G Bo0 ReRIT Sy Fosonablo Fatek - Mie L.V, AGENES WANTEL, ; 850 wi e o vacant ofices. The ofices that are to be | T'he anniversary of the rccognition of this | city, won't you?” SALE—To charcoal burners 1,000 cordi N o ey | B9 Foi Crun RATES, or uny further informe taby 2o worth of ountains at the Koutk | filea are treasurer, auditor, sheriff, coroner, | €Hurch is to b ovserved socially on Thurs | Trump—Yes, ma'ams its allus about | JorEr wood six miias trom Mepant station | Oauhind g g O Fal estute 6451 | acion aesired write losivly o te unlersignod, Ouiaia 1ot 10 bo ratied Novewber 2. superintondent of sohools, surveyor, two | St of this wask and a thv time Tk Bek | ghis time of yedr thut the actors begin | o1 the K. ¢ ratirond, 40 miles Souch of Omani. o e | iy Sirut A bae. Soks Fhpd Febieh Ml G ——— members of the board of supervisors and & uport of the your's doings. | growdin? us off the road.” Avly.to Horace Bvorots, Lol 1L o (MEAUTIRUL fomo on Oakland ave. 8t & | deiivary will bo assured by your enclosing am 4 ndicted For Se 3 two members of the legisiature, It Is gon- b e = WANIED-A good giri for goneral house- ¥4 . 2 — euvelope bearing your full address N. B. Henson is the nawe by which a | erally predicted that the vresent incumnbonts = Fairm . ,' ark. Cole & Cole's Great Stove Sale work av72! Willow ave. " IhetD, ] 1ll'\ll<..~‘lorscln on monthly payments, F.1, IMPORTANT. 3 p Young man unow in duress at the county juil | of tiy firss four oMeos will bo. renowminatod The beautiful gem of Council BBluffs set We huve an extra heavy iittle N, 8 stove made Fnu SALE—One of the best paying er: :Dy. = SRE SS ek . = Address U AV | P OIID AT 1. ki rass A : v : umid the romantic hills and shaded by ver- [ to order for us that we are seliing for §12. We erios in 10w, IAKIDE 10W 0Ver 1,0 | Orey’ oF MEXICo, MEXICO, : A 0 1s held on & !;!J"u\" without much of a fight. dant boughs of forest tre The most d gm.rln‘ms @ ry nu'vl.1 'rn\\‘uulxlx:- lnnl ‘n :«ln\c qu(«r(luny.' Al .” In uulm-m butte .B;ni 0 acres good hnnlum lmm n xlum. :‘o ex- . By m[x!]u‘ur\"]vl\«l contalning \&..\.,:‘vnmign A charge. young woman living on Uppor H YT e A lightful pluce imaginable for picaio: s | everoifered thepublic, We will sell Fuller & | and poultry house, #ll complete with large cold change for vacant lots in Council Bluils, wsuied by all Fxr 5, New e k! i ¥ ',' So fur us it is reported, there is little or no ARkiu LY ABIAY .’[“' Picaics, tennls | Yt NS Westorn Dianond co) coox, No. & at | storae el y-m.u-, ete,. doing big Dainope i ielon Mayne, (19 Broadway. change, Draftor Postal Note. 4 g Broadway alloges that he s tho fathor of | compotition for uny of these oftices excy Ratiies aod quile rambles, 22" s i Americas best, durgest, ledviest tire plint compiete #4,010: #1,000 casi i 4 her unborn child, and accuses him of seduc- | ghorif, for which there have boon seys dalke the electric motor cars—bridge line— | §{Gyve at uny price. it 18 the beat stove of the B0 1) yeara. OF would tike good city 10down and & per month. #good lots to sell Kpeocisl Fentusoes, tion. The case was heard before the grand 4 s A YQ which lands passengers in the very heart of | world's lurgest stove toundry and with 7 years | property, or No. | land tor the #,00) payment, on these terms. 1gh ground, full size and By terms of contract the vompany must des g §. hos grand | candidatos reported. It is stated in this con- | the park. Iare from Omaha to the purk | experience with this as oud leading stove wo | Iisiess done bt yoar 44,000, will excasd that | title perfecr. K. E. ¥ 019 Liraslway, posit the sum of all prizes inciuded i th k., jury, and m:;n uuuus‘l body, after duly inves- | pection, that Sheriff O'Neill witl carry too | only 10 cents. cun re mmllmmlllzx a8 A‘l‘nt-rh'n] »;‘n.vq stove. We is year, and it mhunnuvl.lflum]lnnm county, *;:7.-. will buy 1ot 4, blk 21, Central sub., ||r take n solieine baforo ;qlvum‘;r .],1 i irv‘Ivl kot, and re ing and considering it, couched tho q 3 T The purk is owned and controlled by will be gial to bave the public call and com- uire of Kerr & Gray, 1)1 Pearl st., upstairs, | @ at once, an Aveuus 1, High ground, good | ceive the foliowing oflicial perinit: 3 “K]M fl,‘} A "u. I? 4 ; h 8 du .,."“. “I,'r many guns for bis competitors, as ho Is ‘nl\“:h:|‘.I«‘:.-n:vs“|\u::1 ‘l‘hl:' um;’..n\':' liv‘.:}ulbjnh- Par 1t With athor niakos, Dur prico (s yoar 3 L] o IR | Hitie it nctuntiss worth 8300, e i, Muyhe, 819 | OBITIICATE.~I hereby cortifythat the Lons ovininfon in the form of an mdictment for | cluimed to have about forty of the forty-two [ ' Hithor 3 S ' cut of §1 from the nsual prices elsewiere, T—Housss In_all parts of the city: | Droadway, don Tl of Merien and Nouth dmeriea has on the heinous crime of seduction, .| votes from the city delegation, which is ARPEGEM, - it We have the larzest stock of heating stoves we 101 Pear! st., upstairs e = | wpecial dopusit the necessary fumds, o guardntea : A bepeh warrant was issued and placed in 81 ) ’ . ever carried, with the Kadiant Home and Stew- | = ™ b Ry e NOK EXCHANG E-—Lana in Towa for Council | the pagment of all prizes drawn by the Loteria de 7 the hids of the shoriff, who found Henson | About two-thirds of those necessary to se Tickets for grand drawing, $4.000 house | art’s in tho lead. We have a varisty of Ouks | FINO BE Raflled O-t. st, new Louse, larke lot, BIufls property. £ 1. Mayne, 610 Broad- | la Beneliconetn Publica, = 4] i Iato on Suturday ovening at a dancoin “Mud | eure lua wouiuation. 15 is atso reportol that | nd lot, at Pountain, Moore & Howmau's, | and wool buriels from b up. o't fll o ket warrany doods, Broperty warth . | way, i It. RODRIGUEZ ]! VERA, Interaentor, ! ollow,” near the northeastern | B (- 8 willhavaithe solis o~ e anhattan, and John Green's shoe store. our prices, S e ). m. & | Mickets worth 81, At i anhattan, FANTED S nore DArEains to well, Further, the Company is vequired to distribe BHE o s U ALPRANSEI L SRR [BoarllLAATe Lo Kalid akbRoriof keyeral ouk 4 doun Gresn's ot i vt Bottn's Hotmals i tomm i e WV AN 0 oot i greeios it | R I T B il e g S 4 ide townships, whicl sure his nomi- - 5 - — - store, Particulars, address 2117 Second avenue, % A J . tickets in prizes—a larger proportion than is joying the festivities to the fullest extent, Th: Faithful Witness, or Trade—Full supply of hotel | givenby any other Lottery, Pinally, the number of tickets s limit ublicans express J. D, EDMUNDEON, IR SALE when the sheriff stepped in and told him | "ation. Democrats and The Re 1 to i L Suvoant QORSALE—Well establishad hardware sioro | ' Dr. Phelps oceupied the pulpit i 0| P N oS, Vice I'res, fl ol furniture, also leass for 13 months on sn that he was wanted. He was taken aw the belief that all of the preseut list of " o o i g 4 incluaing tin shop. Good, clean, new stock i FO,0 0 | 20,00 les s thun are sold by other lot b s First Presbyterian chureh yestorday 1AS. 1L HANNAN, Cashier, J y haady i hotel in Council Biults, Apply to Odell 13ros. | ¥0,00 | 2000 less than are sold by oth k leaving the rest of the party aumb with | connty officials will be renominated. the Birak Rrashyierlun ghutoh, yestorday ey e AN D oAl of stoves, eto,, in Fstory brick bullding, =xi0, | g9ter i Coun Uik ARpL uslng L6 e scheines, Amasament, Cousidorable interest is falt (. the resul | the morning hour. ‘The evout was of double C”‘I/I‘ V\ bl \” Bx\l( with elevator’ and witeliouss, Goud fesons 3 e R 3 oy e - onsiderable interest is fe e R RN s i AR ALL DANM, or selling, B, Grahl, 104 K. B-way, Co. Bluffs, 20x180 on Gakland ave,, 83,000, 1, J. Day, - E Al}Pol';n':"lllltmh wf!uluuf&h\ mfvulvm isMiss | o) 0 ace Tur sounty suneryisors. The two interest for the reason that he has just r MR ARAN ¢ -1 6 i 2 3 co Buttertield, a girl who has lived in this % 'y " . turned from # briel vacation and this was 2 NORSALE—Acre property in city, reasonabie city all of ner life. “#enson is vadly broken [ Outkoing members =S, B. Frum and C. b, | 4056 0700 Liance since a refreshing re- | Paid up Capital -+ $150,000.00 Kerr & Gray, Council Blutfs ()P0 on Park ave., #2010, Day. - up over the situation in which ho finds him- [ Waite—are both republivans, and there is f o i, CUE astoral ties, The ohureh | SUTRIUS. .. ..... ... 35,000.0 | — — | e ¥ 3 W, . 2 self, but refuses to talk about the matter, much speculation as to their successors, s | e o it ioral ok, The CUireh | giability to cepositors ... 335,000.00 | (It BALE or exchange New hroom house " AR \ - |F The indictment agaiust him was the one 2 ; ok 95 ' | was welt filied and those present heard an | “Digcrons.-1, A. Miller, B0, Gleason, L in good location, Wil exchange for 8 VENUE A lots, groat bargaing, v B ¥ g the board in its preseut mewmbership is re 4 - on Of roved land in Western lows, or I8 n & Sheph Midit st 5 which was returned with others several s elogquent sermon on the nearuess and ever- | Shugart, I B, Hart, J. D. Edmuudson, Chas, It | #ores abmiro o v ; UAGR % SR6R 5 days #go, but was not reported at that time, | Publican, bus the election of one democrat T - i Hannan, Teansact general banking husiness, | Will sell and take part in vacanu lots, Kerr & OUBK and lot, Coohran MAd, SReAD. ARy q \ eported at that time, faithfulness of Christ. The sermon was ¢ ; Gray, Conncit Blutts, 1a, I X M W 07" o8 A as ho hud not been arrested. The outlook | member would alter its political comploxion. | (04 HME OF TRERE | THE SORRON Largesv capital und surplus of suy bauk in ! h = Dayments. flenson & Snephierd, » Main st. s1lY ! | i for lum is ot encouragiug. His only show | Amonk the democrats meationed for tho of- | 4% ]':', g " ""‘“ 04 4040 45 FaEN0s | BOSUWEHALD JONR VaRH QD ko dopaalia, T EHOHANGE 1 acees i Audubon “n ava more Isroad\ay property thin any- biks1 C 3 seems to be to marry the girl, but this he is | fice are A. C. Grabam, J. 13. Matthews ana | When the vision of the revelation appeared 0., i miles from Co, seat, well fmproved, body, Ienson & Shepnecd, 9 Muin st AND AMON “Unto Hum that loved us, and Will éxchange for improved Council Blufrs our sins in His blood, and H M. GHAMBEHLMN' M. D, property. Kerr & Gray, Counell Bluifs, ~ | Longn g uvenne Yan Brunt & fices s, TAstost a0 ARt i tho world, modations unexcelle ho lnrges Passangor aecol unwilling to do. With the gates of the peni- | D, 13, Hays, aud it is predicted that the two [ 0 biw tentiary staving bun in the fa e, however, it | nominees will be selected from the trio, al- | Wasied us fros 9 ew ¥ork to Liver vl Qu_onstar J 4 is moro thun likely that he will submit to the | though several others are mentioued in that | hath made us kings and priests unto His oo A KEer ent (Gurden land with houses, .'.';.,‘#.-34 e e el Sopt.18in ! inevitable and bocouo an wowiliug usband, | Louneetion, fathor, to Him bo glory aud dominion for: EYE EAR AND THROAT b SRR AT AL SR | on on st oy posidonce o chean. | i a5 Wil GO 16 | ’ uany @ recreaut youth has done before ont demoo " r \ b A0 h : - senson & sheplierd, » Main st, \ by 19 bim. J e yeatenday. romarke, SARLY Ghac | ever.” Theso are beautiful, inspiriuk worda. ! PBAUBITT Flace lots for sale by ¥, J. Day. H8T copner. op iroadwar. oppaiiie awar | p JOW York ko Gin'gow vis Lintandarey 1} e o | ham is wall fitted for the position. His | They do not appear to have beeu studied, for SURGEON ] house' Kenson & Sneplierd,d Muin st | ‘1'”\" A HORG DIk | ok O Ot 12tk \ Desiruble dwellings for rent at mouerate | record made during his former membersiip | they are 00 warm and fe for that, (30 ,LO0K ut the Habbitt Placo on Upper . Veow Yerk to Azores, Gibraltar ani Italy. \ mun;“.‘lu Sheafe & o rental ugents, | of the board shows ‘that fact, but I am iu- | Tney are rather a sudden outburst of joy Glasses AGGUH'HI] Prescribed. Broadway, taen ses . J, Day. [5 1338 1n Anyliae 0, on mgtar Une, 20 exc VACLOrL .« or sO0cts 10th | A ing, eSOl UL i ome okhers, e i " re: rika u Speet attention givento chironle asaal gi ttention given to e atlon 5 on (len & KENUING slnd, “Qu0! tering. k. i i B:‘:fil\:’"h’ prescriptions and drugs, 5% | Wyen he was ou the board before hie mage | It 18 the wore remarkable 1o that it s iu |, alllh:u:v:, epile Bas wnd othar. nervous aifs | rectionoriitie to 1ands and fots in city and 4 shepnerd, ¥ Main st o wad No ; { N s bimsolf obuoxious 1o cortein of the dowo- | Writing, for outbursts usually occur iu | o ulatke majoricy of Which ure canseth | county.” No. % North Maiu st FLOUSES snd lota; $100 cash, £20) cadh, £0) S B 5 S j i sees—_— . 4 cratic city officials by cuttiog in two a great | speech, and more remarkab Q oculer defects, and are entirely curable b b, b o o 1500 & BL " to Parls or Cos tul Toura on low. k Tube puints 7igc at Chapman's aru store. | FE S O O o tho Hoard. | sy reitton ey ;".:; PPy ‘;:“:‘l“ l:h‘:‘p:‘;;l‘lf‘ prover troatmeut of Ui o Sendstamp o | FJOUSES for rent n ail pasts of tie city. Yok, S8%, Lalunco ‘easy, lenaun & | gEathre s A et et ¢ fho Acmo club wiil give & poverty party | foated Sam Underwood last fall for tho very | Cnthusiasm of youth, nearly a hundred years | ation, Catarrh, troated with succoss by WS | v~ aora iots 1u Orchurd place. This | (fSAHAM, svepus property that will doublo | ®4gypE RgGN B T11ZRS, Ohicawo, \ 8t the residenco of Mrs. A. 8. Beck, ob | samething, and o republican was elected in | ©1d. He bad been banished by the fler und Main street, over Council Blurs savings | L' property s located in the itice nursery, | - ) 2 H. 8. HALL. Glen avenue Thursday evening, Sepiewber | nis place. Grabam did not twlk to suit | Roman persecution from Ephesus to'Patmos, Bank, Hours—y 10 12 and 2 to 0, Counci | soutn of the main partof the cliy. 1% ilies OT8 on Brosdway, First aveuue aud Ave H. V. MOOKES. 10, All are cordially lnvited, thow, for wheu they remonstrated with bim | & louely, rocky island of tue Augean sca. | BIuMs, lowa, froim court house, Geo. Mutvalf, 1U Pearl sty uues A and b, chieip. ¥, J. Day, 1. M A ks,