Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 25, 1890, Page 3

N S/ al X o THE OMAHA DAILY BEK, THUKSDAY DECEMBER BEE HE OMAHA CCUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE, NO. 12 PEARL ST. Delivered by Carrier in wny par of the City H, W. TILTON, MANAGER TELEPHONES: Business Office., Night Editor, _———— MINOKR M N. Y. P, Co. Burhorn's for watches, Council Bluffs Lumber C: Christimas tr drew great o churches last o Subscriptions to periodicals at wholesale Drop me acard and | will call on J. Hoagland, No, 1000 S1xth avente. irged to request the ladies to Foster drug store building, in coal. of children all of the feeding the hundreds of poor children who will be provided with a royal banquetthrough the generosity of the busiiess men. The committee who has charge of the dis- tribution of a large number of chickens and turkeys desire to have the names of all needy fanilies left at Trur Bre ofice befere noon to- dif the number is not too great they sndeavor to send each family the mate vial for a nice Christmas dinner, Several hours of the time of Justico Barnett was oceupied in hearing the cise of the state against Albert Sayers. "T'his was the case where the defendant was charged with as- sault and battery homas Naylon near Island park, a few miles out from this city, 15th day of this month. rom the told on the witness stand it appears that theoceasion of the fracas was achas party given tothe station agent, who had just been may and Sayors were member vere returning the, spute, in which Say lon, and, as Sayers decla assault him, C. R, Hannan, J. gentlemen who ' have poor ehildren of theeity a royal bangquet and a free notor ride today over the two cities, e the assistance of anumber of ladies in srving the banquet and looking after the children, The rooms serly occupied by s drug store are admimbly adapted to purpole of ing tue children. They are Iz and have entrances on Pe ot and Broadw; In addition to the &0 fund th has been raised pay for the dinners a nunber of turkeys and chickens have ‘been donated, nd the committeo desire to have theso given to the worthy poor alloverthe city. If any of Tur. Bee readers in Council Bifs know of any poor family ot proviaed with the customary Christm turkey, the adavess of the family left at this oftice before noon will result inthe want belng supplied. Both N of the party, and becara nvolyed s assaulted Nay- , Naylon tried to Kimball and other arranged togivethe illk mufllers, plush caps, ote., presents. Ottenheivier's, 414 ckwear, for holiday Broadway. Our Mottoes. “Iest Quality of (oods for the T Money,” “sSpecial Effort Mado to Plo Ever 7No Trouble to Show Goods and Prices” “Pri 1o Suit the Times,” “Live anl et Live. profit by buying your holiday goods “old established house of E. Burhorn, 17 Main street, Removed. A. D. Foster has removed from the 1 block to the Archer building, No. b4l Broad- way—ten doors west of his former place of business. —— Arrestod tor Attempted Murder, About two months ago V. I Wilson and A.W. Turner, two tenants on the Coyle farm several miles south of Council Bluffs, vecamne fnvelved fn a quarrel over some matters connceted with their business. The quarrel resulted in Wilson making a savage attack upon Turner w ingletreo. Tur- ner received sevoral injurjes, and was under the care of a physician for some time. The assanlt was 50 vicious and the implement used was of such amnrderous character that Turner bad reason for believing that Wilson meant to take bis life, and with this con- viction signed an information charging him with assault with intent to commit murde: The information was filed in Justice Schurs (‘flll e and the warrant was given toConstable ley, When the ofticer ched the scene n[uu e Wilson had flown without leaving an} unllnunu‘mt‘m,v-{ his destination. Turner dly reco 1 from his injuriss and the ‘searoirdor Wi wot prosecuted very vigorously s ago Wilson returned to the farm and Tuiner came totown and renewed the information and at the same time applied for an injunction from the d trict court restrainix ames Coyle, the owner of the for onstable Wesley mill others from selling or disposing of a pair (r[lllllll‘~ over which there had . Coustable O ion upon Cc in his inside pocket he car t'll o war ruul for t of Tumer on the old charge, arner was found and brough to town and edup in the county jail to answer the chavee of attempted murd The case was set for hearing in Schurz’ court on Fr but Tumer's lawyer moved for a change venue to Barmett, and the case will be he: inthe latter tribunal on the dite fixed ot court granted the injunction for by Turner, rd asled il i Having decided not to arry this line wo are closing out our entive stock of holiday foods. Cousequently can_offer_ you better hargains than any otier house in the city, We have a hadsome line of plush goods and toy Christmas trees, ete. Come and see us, Kelly & Younkerman, 104 Broadway. e Great succe: Reliable goods Fair dealing. Bottom priees, B. Jacquemin & Co., No. 27 Main street jebodetelly Buy your coal and wood of C. B, Fuel Co, 50 Broadway. Telephone 135, ALC. The Frainex Case, The long drawn out Frainey case was sub nitted yestorday afterooon, and Judge Macy will now have the task of going through & e, 058 of papers and deciling the matter. The - case {8 brought by one Smith, trator, against Mrs, Frainey, that Frainey used $1,600 of tho money se- cured from his father’s estate and used it in building & house in which he now lives and whichstands in Mrs. Frainey's name. It is urged that the money did not belong to Frainey, and that Mrs, Frainey should be compelled to relinquish the house, the deed conveying it to her baing fraudulent. Mrs. Frainey claims that the $1,600 was money which she had been saving little by little. It was shown that when ney went south to attend his father's funeral he sceured certain notes belonging to his father's estato, and sold tnese, und sent $1,600 by ex- pess to his wife in Council Bluffs, The sime day that sho veceived the money she doposited $1,6000 in a bank here, and used it i paying for the house in cont . On the othex hand it is claimed that she took this mmwf from the expressoftice and turned ftoverto her husband, ana that the §,600 deposited by her was money which she had been six years saving, and that she had con- cluded that day to put it in the bank instead of concealing it around the home any longer. - — Plush goods, Christmas books and holiday woods at Dell Morgan & Co.’s, 142 Lower Broadway. as adminis- It is claimed C. A Beebe & Co. are going out of the re- tail trade and will close out their fine line of Judies' writing uvd oftice dosks, book cases, /chiffonicrs, parior tables, parlor and chamber suits, folaing beds, plain and fancy rockers, eabliiets, mirrors, et ete, for’less than €08/ What shall we buy for the Holiduys! this puzzies you come fu and soe our uuumy sttractions; * beautiful diamonds: gold aud silver watches and chains ; quatnt, novel, new tterued jewelry, rings, bracelets, neckiaces, gold-headed canes; solid silver an | LOO many nove ou MUSE $e0 them 1o appreciate them, they Wreso artistio and beautiful; visitors wel- ‘come to see our display, . B. Jucquemln & Co., N. 27 Main o ties to name; stt block, at 10'clock today and assist in | 1 THE NEWS IN THE BLUFES, All Arrangements Perfected for a Meny Ohristmas for the Poor, A FREE MOTOR RIDE FOR THE CHILOREN . Cleveland a Member of a Hard Gang —~Arrested for & Mur ous Ase sault-=Held Down and Robbed ~The Frainey Casc: + Today will bea “green” Christmas, but it will be a happy one for the thousands of peo ple in Council Bluffs, In all the churches elaborate preparations have been made for obs ing the day and thetables of all charitable institutions in the city will groan under their burden of luxu chief o it of the day and one that will be remem bered for years by hundreds of poor children, to whom Christmas might otherwise be only an empty name, will be the grand free han- quetand ride that has boen arranged for | them, Mr. Hannan of the Ci ns’ bank and Mr. Kimball of Kimball & Camp wi esterday afternoon soliciting the necessary funds anc making the needed arrangements for a free Christmas dinner for the poor children of Council Bluffs, In about an hour they se- cured the needed money, the citizens re- sponding promptly and generously to the ap- peal. As a result, the announcement is made this morning that any and e child in the city who is too poor to have a Christnas dinner at _ home 1s invited to come to the Everett block, corner of Pearl and Broadway, this afternoon at 1 o'clock. The store room lately oceupied by Foster's drug store will be used for the « nd a free dinner will be served to all the poor children who may come, In cor have ar motor comy nish all such and return. ection with H is dinner the citizens ven must secure their tickets of either My, Kimball or Mr. Hannan at the timeof securing thoir dinner, and with- out such tickets they cannot ride. St. Paul's chureh has been beautifull y decorated for Chiristmas, A ro0d screen b [ bein been placed in front of the chancel trimmed with holly, the background g with diamond dust. The aths of evergreens and bunches of holly around the walis and the vdos and altar are decorated with the same materials, Running along ‘the organ on a background of scarlet edged with green are the words, “Glory to God in the Highest, on Earth Peace and Good Will to Men.” Festoons of evergreens adorn tho pulpit, fontand choir stalls, making a beautitul effect. The service will be held at 10 following prograrume will be rende full choir. and the ed b.\' the 3 it s Gl \Vhlllh i E ioid 1 Bring You Good Tid- . i Bariby Sl : Upon the en Thous Recosslor Thou S, o The public and _strangers are covdially vited to attend this Christmas da High mass and German sermon at a.m. The girls’ and boys’ choir, under the management of Sister skla McGuire, witl sing Battmann’s mass in F. At 8 o'clo mass and general communion of branch C. K. of A, ana other societies At 10: high nass and English - sermon; Cecilin's mass will be vendered by t church choir under the efficient. manageme: of the organist of the church, Mrs, Margaret Dillon, ably supported by the Misses Rief and Kirscht and Messrs. Valentine Furnckes, the excellent tenor, Leonard Kirscht and Wenzesians Wettengel, fine bassos. The First Baptist Sabbath school will give a Christmas entertainment in the church this evening, consisting of songs by the chil- dren, recitations and brief addresses, All friends of the church and Sunday school are invited. The children of the C Home will have a fine time Christm: Lemon is exercising himself for the occasion. The merchants and others are responding liber- ally and every little waif will be reminded of the day by a ‘present. ———— ss fresh candy miade for the holi- yat A, C, Dempsey’s, 105 Main st. e Fine Holiday Presents, Lvery person in the city and surrounding du\ ll ade country is invited to call’ and examine the fineline ot holiday woods attheold reliable business house of B. Burhorn, 17 Main street. LAST OPPORIUNITIES To Get the Great Bargains Offered By the Boston Store, Council Bluffs —Last and Best Bargains. Ouly three days more until Christmas! Ouly three more days to get the little ones and the loved ones the presents that will gladden hearts and make the day what it should be, the happiest in all the year! These three days will be full of events for the people who come to the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, In that timeall the holiday goods there will besold. ~ During the past week thousands of dollars worth of holiduy goods have been sold notwithstanding the summery weather, and thousands of dollars’ worth yet remain to be disposed of, sold at prices ‘that will take your breath away. FFrom now until Christmas our customers will huve an opportunity to get the mostuse- ful and beautiful articlés at sacrifice prices. Ladies cannot make their gentlemen friends amore appropriate present than by giving them handkerchiefs, gloves or scarfs, and the stock that we have to select from is the largest in the city Gientlemen cannot make their lady friends any more appropriate or acceptable present than is found in the immense line of plush goods, including toilet cases and workboxes. Recolicet that while you have the largest stock of the latest noveltiesto select from vou will only be asked to vav popular prices, Which means o saving of 25 per cent. Only three days more and our toy depart- ment on the second floor will be closed out. Come and see what we have got to offer you | for the least money you ever paid for t The greatest book sale ever seen in Council Biuffs will mark this closing holiday offer. We make you the greatest book offer of the age when we guarantee you the latest re- print of the Euglish and”American encyclo- pedia britanica, the ninth edition, at $1.2 per volume, cloth binding, or 1.5 for half Rus sia, the first volume of the half Russia fo 0 for the entire set of twenty-five volumes, Look at these prices for a few samples of other books : Publishe: E.P. Roe's works., ... Dickeus, 15 volumes Palestino, England and AT (illustrated) Scott’s Waverly nov '8 unabridged, indexed 10,50 v of New York state. .., of New luuglqml 1.50 1.50 History of the United S 1.00 Ben Hur. ... 00 bl | Fair B . 08 Mucauley’s essays and boems, dvolumes,............ 1.50 Marthi s Works. . Household pocms ; lumes of be ound books at volume—over 300 titles to select from, 1,000 volumes of the celebrated Edgewood edition, with side and back goid stamp, 30c per volume. CHILDREN'S BOOKS, Publisher's Our Price Pricé Happy Hours #1.00 25 Sunbeams 1.00 25 Children of Autumn and Spring. Soug Birds, 1.00 People of Council Bluffs ‘will fiud the great- est burgains this week in all other lines that we have ever mado them since we came here to introduce and promale low prices. BOSTON ST( FOTHERINGHAM, WHITELAW & CO. 401, 103, 404, Council Bluffs, 1.50 fa. o'clock the | | A | tisement thatwe spoke of, as our I 100 BUSY T0 WRITE ADV'TS. That is What Henry Eiseman & Co. Bay, But They Must Let the People Know It. COMMERCIAL PALACE CROWDED. A Glance Through mercial House Claus' the Largest Come« the West—-Santa Headquarters-A For- tune in Bargains. To Tur OvAnia Brk Ad possible for us to write out Man the 1t is 1m- large adver- store is so full of customers that it requites all of our time and attention to wait on them. You can uso your own judgenent and write such facts as you may know about our holi- day goods and let the public know that Eise- man's is headquarters foranyand all kinds of holiday presents and that we will discount anybody's prices. Respect fully, HENRY Bispyay & C., Council Bluffs, Ta. The above note to Tux Bk advertising man, written by Mr. Simon Eiseman on a telegraph blank, was the invitation to the re- porter seut to enjoy an hour in rambling through the half mile of aisles on the five floor of the Eisemans' great commercial pulace. e hour was insullicient, to see all but enough was noted to support Mr. Eise- man's assertion that there was 1o person about the building who coutd find time to write advertisements without neglecting patient customers. irst floor Saturday afternoon there y standing room. The ladies their purchases of _dress from the great display of rare bargai the holiday trade. It wasas busy a scene Council Bluffs ever witnessed, Clerks we almost concealed behind the piles and stacks of . goods that had been taken down to_ suit the varying tastes of the shoppers. Every loom the civilized world had contributed to the stoclk, and the lady who did not buy had no_exceuse to plead except the single one that she had already bought too much for her purse in some of the other departments The greatest attraction was on floor, which is devoted wh partmentand the holiday goods. Of itself itisas large as two ordinary sto every foot of room that was not taken up by the crowds of people was occupied by stacks of goods designed for presents. Suita Claus, thereal live old gentleman in flesh and blood, wasthere making his way throngh the crowd followed by troops of happy children, The hundreds of visitors were unstinting in their commendations of the elegant exhibit, and thechidren especially were exuberant in their excla ions of delight at the many the third olly to the toy de- things peculiarly attractive to them, Santa Claus in all his glc and the kindly olt king of the juvenile heart was followed about as he led the way from one attractive exhibit to another by a band of enthusiastic children sured him what did he show them ! of an almost engless va partment which is a ve le museum of curiosities, embraciug evervthing that the zenius of invention has brought out for the amusement of the children. The mechanical and steam toys wi rticularly attractive andelleited the most vociferous ex. clamations of delight from the little ones While Sania Claus was escorting the ju- veniles through the crowded and beautifully arranged departments allottedto them, the older visitors were finding gratification in an inspection of the superb stocksin which there are hundreds of appropriate gifts for gentlemen, young and old, unique and desira- ble presents for ladies of ull ages, and_many articles vseful and beautiful, which are who abundantly of their love and loy A brilli rtial list of thejholiday display, about one ticle in a thousand,” and the clerks tell you when you inquire the price of anything that it is just one-half what it was a week ago—that Mr. Eiseman ordered them 1o sell everything at half price until after the holida Soldiers and canon, magic lanterns, trum- pets that automatically play beautiful tunes, trombones, swinging horses, ranges and stoves, hook and ladders, fire engines, hose carts, drays, wagons, express wagons, dog carts, passenger trains, freight trains, Han- som cabs and horses, mouth~ organs, Jack in the box -fifty different kinds, tops that hum and tops that sing, rubber balls, violins, guns, printing presses, sheep that ci and sheep that *‘buh,” dudes’ drawing slates, ting desks, drums, and a thousand others we can't think of. . The ortment in albums is really start- Beautiful plush albums for 5)¢ and up to many dollws. = Plush boxes, toilet cases, manicure scts, perfumery sets, collar and cuff boxes, glove Loxes, pin cushions, foot stools, k boxes, shaving sets, smoking 5 silver smoking sets, toilet sets, ets, pin cushions, and many others nt Dolls! A bewildering a rtmeat from thelow priced doll at - to with china, putent bisque and washable heads. Dolls that talk, dolls that ery, and dolls that go to sleep—-no mere newspaper description can do them justice; a_kid body doll for 20e; areal prince for only §1.25, little sailor boys: little Scoteh gir manicu 100 numerous to mw Bask overy conccivable shape, style and color. Japanese baskets; German bas- Jeots, Indian’ baskets, ranging in price from Be to £5 There are more plush goods on this floor than used to come to the city in an entire season, and cverything is of the newest and handsomest design, and tacked to each js the startling legend **half price.” On thesecond floor is displayed the finest and largest line of cloaks and jackets to be found in any housein the west. This depart- ment was likewise crowded, and the fact that so many people from abroad, as well as from the city, were buying was cxplmnrtl by the clerks, when they would tell the custom- ers that the management had determined to close out the season’s stock by the irst of the y, and rather than carry over anything had cut the prices on overy garment to the wholesale figure. Among the purchasers were noted several dealers replenishing their stocls. In all the other departments the same busy scene is noted, proving the assertion of the management that Eiseman's isthe headquart- ers for this western country for every line of dry goods. 2 N. Main st., Co. ms and bed: Scott house, od board, b Bluffs, , lowest rates, When buying your tmas presents stop in and sce v if webaven't got something you want. Dell G. Morgin & Co., 742 Lower Broadwav. J.C. Bixby, stoam hoating, sauitary en- gineer, M3 Life building, Omaha; 203 Mec riam block, Council Bluffs. el < T Wanted—Boys st Amorican District Tel- egraph oftice. . New masquerade costu mes at Monteith's 7 Broadway. The Manbattan sporting headquarters, 418 Broadway. The only railroad train out of Omaha run expressly for the accommodation of Omaha, Council Bluffs, Des Moines and Chicago business is the Rock Island ves: tibuled limited, leaving Omaha at 4:30 p. m. daily. Ticket office, 1502 Sixteenth and Farnam sts,, Omaha. e Barney a couch ner em- ployed at the Rock 1sland yards, had a lively e« rience with footpads Tussday night. He wus proceeding from his work homeward and following the track had reached a rather dark place when he was suddenly seized by two fellows, who threw him down before he had MACKENZIE “The pro- by evapora- serviceabe In Ca t, Coughs, For sale by SIR MORRELL The eminent Throat Specialist says: Soden Mineral Pastilles (troches) duced from the Soden Springs fon, are particulurly turrhal Inflammations, Sore Thr Bronehitis and Lung Troubles" all druggists, Obtain t uuine only, which wust have the signature and testimonial of Sir Morrel | Mackenzie with each box. an oppor(vlll"\ Relat. through his pockets and’ secured all the money le had with the ception of a littlo_chamws= His injy were not serious. The whole affuir was quickly over and the fellowswere so fleet disappearing that he could got vain a clear description of them, i) s Mot rup the best remedy fortheir childre cents a bottle - L.L is that I trave become noted as the lmw{ elers in the world, Thi urious tr hich the pe 'l'm_\- quickly went | ox- | oy s0 in rs will find Mesy Wilislow's Sooth- The Americar: fea “nothing 18 too for me when and in_ cons ce we have 0- pledemand, the ronds s supply, and thus we have also the mosf ».(-x-}. ily ap- | pointed railws "‘”f g the world. | 'I‘iwlrnn-lul‘un\\'l\im"lnq *ullman pal- ONI ENJOYS ace dining car clear thfough in his jour- | ney, from Council Blus and Omaha to | Both the method and results. whe San Francisco, on the Union and South- | Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasu City in A Harbor, Sapor than th average pr lages loeated the interior mmmmnu 1,000 populatio and yet no city was ever started in ti United States wi er resouces all the itial requisites to make great city like Aransas Harbor, ess No New City will be started during the next quart er of o century offering such grand oppor- tuuities investments as Avanss for - Hollday Excursions. On December 24, 25 and 31, 189 Januavy 1, 1801, the Union Pacifi sell tic Nebraska at one and one-third fave fc wi the round trip, good returning until Jan- uary 5, 1891, The new offices Island route, 1602 Remember the dates, - of the Great Roc! ixteenth and Farnax streots, Omaha, are the finest in the city, Tickets to all points | Call and séo them, stat lowest rates. st T iy GoOn a Visit, Here is 4 chance to go home and vis theold follks during the holidays, Union Pacific will sell on December 2 25 and 31, 1890, and January 1, round trip tickets to all Kunsas and braska points for one and on and ots to all points in Kansas and The iird fave and refreshing to the taste, and act gently yet promptiy on the Kidne; Liver and Bowels, cleanses the « tem efi'eclunll), dispels colds, hen whes and fevers and cures habitu in | n, | constipation. Syrup of Figs is tl e | only remedy of its kind ever pro ‘;{ | duced, pleasing to the iaste and ac npmble to the stomach, prompt i1 ita action and truly beneficial in it effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, ite many excellent qualities corimend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Byrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and” 81" bottles by all leading drug- gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on haud will pro- eure it prompily for any one who wishes to tiy it.~ Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA F16 SYRUP €O SAN_FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. amssm.. NEW YORK, G.X. SPECIAL NOTICES COUNCIL BLUFFS 18 11 n k n it 1, CHANDISE change for Town Furms. Johnston & Vin batten, Counct Blufrs, 1 for the round trip, good returning Janu- O s ary 5, 1801, mn-«p-lw brook, will sell in 10 —_——— lots at %80 per « 5 per were for Backed hg Powertul Influences, 1 R The City of Arunsas Harbor, Tox.. s | wist S, e isve Sietsisa "o Syhsten backed h\ the railroad influences, also | proposed motor line; price D thouumpuuy to whom the eon of 10 acres adjoi , 1Wo story ti bar at Avansas Pus: — Covell Oat of Jail, for swindling Mr. ona pretended electric light terday released on bail, W. S. Mayne goin on his bond for the sum of & sack out of §30 LIKE GEN'L GRANTS. I had a cancer on. my| Fatal tongue that spread un- results til my thro t was s0 af- o fcted that T could soarce- ) Iy swallow. My physi-] cancer- clan said it was a case]Ous sores very similar to Gen'l) have G ants. 8.8 8. cwell ofton me sound and wall Af oo b lieve it saved my life. averted, Mrs. A. M. Goldsmith, Brooklyn, N. ¥, by tak- ing S, 8.:8: Book on Bloodand Skin diseases free. Ga. » United States granted the exclusive right of obtaining deep water over the D. Covell, who was arrested the other ‘heme, was yes- house. good und small © s, 114 mlles from I, miles from olty imits, kood house, barn and out buildings ring apple trees and small Yook eroa. fine improvenients, [ PAID UP CAPITAL. .. . +-$150000 | @ you to o | wellw > e trom stadon, 5 L% anucre if taken soon. sy terms. X v o 1 for salo. W. O 5] g ey roome 4 Osror oo Dk Conne uians | o " 0. Gleas L SELIT IN OUR - - Shugar s indse Furnished front room. Sitting 517111 i new phenson, 103 Park aveny TFOARNS For Sale-A long list, many atlow prices; also 20 acres fine and fruit land the ety lmits, barn and other improvs frult and garden Tud AL Wood & OR SALE Tr"uuu»—uanlmr lm'if. “with o housos, by J. R Rice, 103 Maiu at. Gounall uffs W.C. ESTEP, Council Blufrs, lowa. 14 North Main Street. Funeral Director and Embalmer. A ll\l LI\l OF HUMPHREYS’ VETERINARY SPECIFICS For xnrm, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, | ND POULTRY. T \{ 500 Page Bo. :‘él:'llrl's“:l:l nl annIma L] errza Revers,Congostions lnfllmmnllun 4:A. (Epinal Moo ngmu.lh 1.8.—-Ntrains, Lamcness Dintemper, Nasal D - Bots oF Grube W, i E.E. oughs, nin. fo o Grivey Bellxnehe. Homorrhug manfi Dise GG~ Miscarringe, H. l.-l!rlnnry on. pases, D Bthnes of Digcation, b Slugl Bottlo over dousy - Stahle Onaes Cure 01l and uednefzgm' Jar Veterinary CureOil, = t g1 DE P el o Reoeii o HUMPHREYS' MEDIOINE CO,, Oorner William and Jobn 8ts, Now York. EUMPERETS’ HOMEOPATHIC 28 SPECIFIC No.f Nervous Detify, Vit W Waalmes& #1_por vial, or T e s ey o vinl powder, for ¥ DCOGINTS, OF It id on recef bt of prm—liun?unavs' MEDICINE Oor. William anc John Ill. N.Y. ses. What Are Misiits? hey are custom-made olothing of merchant tailors, left on their hands for oue reason or another, These we buy in larze or tities for ready cash. For example, a suit of clothes costing originally $40, we can, according to style and quality, sell for $16 or $20, Just think of it, a saving of over 60 per cent, one half of the original cost, Many ot them of the Latest Designs, from the Best Tailoring Esta lishments Throughout the Country. ALL ALTERA TIONSDONE FREE OF CHARGETO INSURE A PERFECT FIT. SEE WHAT YOU CAN SUITS. FALL AND WINTER OVERCOATS, PANTS $70 custom made suit for. #32.50 | 865 custom made overcoat for.....$32.00 | §16 custom made pants 00 custom made suit for." $30.00 | $60 custom made overcoat fo; LH28, $15 custom made pants #556 custom made suit for 27.50 | 850 custom made overcoat for.....$24.50 | $13 custom made pants $50 custom made suit for 25.00 | #45 custom made overcoat fo. 520,00 | $12 custom made pan's il /' Y $45 custom made sult for., . . $20,00 | $40 custom made overcoat for.....$17.50 | $10 custom made pants t U 1 gth [y l lfl\ 0 $40 custom made suit for.........$18,5 #35 custom made overcoat for.....$14.00 | $ 8 custom male pants /Ul oAt (m( (l“l(lm. 5 custom made sult for.........$15.00 | $28 custom made overcoat for. .. ..$1 $ 7 custom madle pants FULL DRESS SUITS FOR SALE OR HIRE Open evenings until g o'clock, ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS, 1309 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. 87. 00 d‘:nyvhm HOLIDRY Boots, Shoes —AND— | WINTER FOOT W EAR. At pricesthat will sur- prise you. The best goods at lowest prices in the city. Consult your own interest and buy your Winter Foot wear at the BOOT UPSIDE DOWN SHOE STORE, 28 Main Street. Saturd Dot Fmgzz{ WINDOW! THE SUCCESSFUL CONTESTANT COUNCIL BLUFES STEAM DYE WORKS All Kinds o Dylng and Gleaning dane fn the Higheststyloof tho Art, - Fadod and Stalnod Whice mide 1o, 100k ns good a waw. Moo Doty BBRe cnd Asityosed M o parts of | the 2ountey. Send for prico list MACHAN, Prop., 101 Brondway, Neai . Northwosters Dopos, COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1A Electr)c ’l‘russes, Belts, Chest Protectors, Etc, AGENTS WANTED, ~ DR.C. B, JUDD. 206 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Ia JEPHONE Suit Prize was Mr, Joseph Getner, 1306 North 18th street, this city. We promised the public ANOTHER SURPRISE, and here it is. Wednesday, Dec. 17, We will place for our 20 MAIN STREE Over €. B.Jucauemin & Cos Jewelry Stor ~Tustice of the Peace Brondway, Council Riufls, Towa Ofee over No. 421 N1 re—Attor -'-’.V Law. Sims & Suunders-Ateomesia tav, ! al courts. Rooms ‘nu\ 5 Shu gure Beno block, Couneil Blufts, Towa. Sometining in Our Show Window But we won't tell you about it here, because we want GITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs. t, 3 [ Hannan. Transact general banking busi- Largest eaplital and surplus of any Dank in Sou thwestern Lowa. INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS, OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Maln an1 Brondway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, SHow WINDOW AND NOT HERE, We will cheerfully answer Deaters fn foreign wnd domestio oxchanzs all letters of inquiry from Collection made and interest pald on time . deposits. | @out of the city. Stockholders' M ng. OMABA, Neb., D ven that the s The $50 Overcoats For $10 Which at present are all the go [in the newspapers and in your mind] we never had, 1 Valley railway cting seven dirco TEhrston fle O oaucadiny, e, 101 day of Juk 1800, e 10 0'clock w m. W. 3. CARRoLE, Asdistant s but we have biggest trade we ever had in our 36 years’ business experience in Omaha, We own our goodsas low as any honest merchant in the world, and we are clos- ing them out ata very small profit, to make room for one of the finest Spring stocks ever shown in Omaha, DON'T FORGET THE SO WINDOIV. Call on us before you buy Clothing or fF'urnishing Goods!!! It will pay you!!/! By the way, we just got in an immense line of Holi- day Neckwear, one in a if you want them for a present [and no fancy price on them]. The choice of our stock is going fast. Come soon, HELLM sl box SAVE. Oldest Touse State, The in the ay evenings until 10 o'clock, DON'T" FORGE1 THE SHOW WINDOIV, 1309