8 . THE OMATIA DAILY B MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 183i., ) ” ! sl ot endare the keen frosts of the | wealth freed worship Goll #600"_qie o N 1Y BER OUR COU’JTRY. kinda of greqcre azphssle f 1 ihd nob endure, the Kee ke, * Con. |10 our own Couvictions- freedom, 1, o Poltos Pickings i NOTICES---Continaed V] P i 11 VI VN | avd morar. We refer at_{ y wy north, 1 { N hort, | ¢ btk - . {first, and mean to say, that « by, | smyrives s fen lex the ~"-"[~'-{'r\'r"‘v | T B ki tradomy g fyomt 10 Saturday night's business in the po- - otguy, SIS Tentb oR1EC s physio € ve +the lakes, and seek relief along the |not inerfere with the freedom of o Jbody | ¥ line was faitly g SOR RENT—Pisnos and organs, 818 Ten Monday M¢,rning, Nov. 28, rot Jin respect to its physical extent s very Sona ol wwie P ybody | Yice line was fairly active. Six viet- | JPOREE 10t agivirig Sermon De- | ren \ rosof the gulf; w nsof gen - ! St Mot == = | & ATh“k e 11 5e Toak on the map, we shall find this | debility will go from the w10 jnhale | Ours is &\ rm ewntry, Some | ims of “circumatances over which | semrmmt it T hed bk Weather Roport 4 livered by I'r. G. F. Stelling, | . intry lying between the British po s I\';vlrm-ivru Lo }}n mein and | how « e, W ~§"l aticipate an . a ALED TAV—AT A, il. Sander's Foud =016 Landlady, cones up at 4 p m. to-day. Itis|ing, “adverts do ithe sam» bereave- | Montana would wake more than theee |is, then China must have such a country | anticipations — arc nothing = — = _ | 1> 1018 Harnoy St. s19:t¢ Dolived that there is nothingin the charge went, and admits th ¢ we have not|states as lar : % se as Ohio, and over sixty- | too, for she h s cities far more populous | than the —creations — of - the yor passe ! from under the sad shadow | seven asl EMIS" REAlL, ESTATE EXCHANGE. o a8 Delaware. Alaska, yes | than any of which we can bo st Iy it |1 TOILOAN-MONEY: ; i Y be m expretutions 23 s 1st page. «against the young man. The full particn-| which it cmst. [Thoss statements .re] Alaska, would make more than twelv |our ivers, that fiow so majes ical'y, and | nothing more than hovish drean, TR o ENIS' NEW CITY MAPS, 1 Jars of the aflaic have already buem pub- | specific enough for us all. ~We read ly un | states aslarge as Now York, and over four | seew to mark the bounda ies of ou nu- if they are, 1, then, let ne dre A O e btoa Do B 5as GEO. P, BEMIS. linked in TuiE Bek. domtund what they wean, o timo iy ndred und thirty.foue s Targe us Ritod: | werous republios? 16 it i then § uth |1 twe drean; wake (to hehold the A RooR Bl chien 2of — h 5 Yoo abort, 1ince the ragie event to which | Islandl And, finally, taking the wh le | Awerica must have it too, for h r Ama- | realiy—to ecomen win oo of such an | gx e R ToA0 s o —Thio litle swolve weoks old waif 168t a | (1”20 hiat we should forget, and the | estent of our’ physical domain, and divid- | zon st 1l ol on, the giant” of all the wa- | unexampled fisupiointent! S50, 000 o oo i omatescctes, by | GOUNCIL BLUFFS SPECIAL | ] fow days ago.with Mrs. Williams, the col- | wounds which it inflicted upon our hearts | éng it by tho average number of square | tery. Iy i. ur wountains, that beltuson | Where, in such an event, would the | "R DWARDS 1109 Farnhain St. ) TE s ' whould xo quickly pass from the recollec- | i fty-oight states, containing each fifty-one | to prevent the ov.rflow of ethe ocen?| and? Al L X i A 2 oy | and Doughus; died at ix o clock Lt ¥ei- | Siod o (BLE B O et duwn, | ehousund weven hundred and sixteen squsre | 1€t i, then Russi ;m Ame ica and M . T oas et aden 0000 teree i sume ol 860" an day. The shoreabouts of the mather are | it was thought the moat.desperate blow our | wiles, anknown but tho father lives in Dos | cruntry hiud ovor receivd, and the rowlts | Buppose wo should seek to populate this Moince, Tois peohable the child will e | Which would flow fom ié were regarded, | tmanense \ xtent uf territory, i0|sin e we efther over ten les ag ? In | upwards, for 3 t0 6 years, on first-class city and [ “NOTICE. —Spect vertise ) 5 5 ns | France? Ah who wouli be poli farn property. BrMis Reau ESTATH and LOAN u‘;gT;L s“:mm"h"fm"'“""' suchias ther into the clouds. Is it | plaything in Fianc-, wh ha 1eigned as o | A9xC¥, 15th and Douzles Sta. s, Found, To Loan, For Salo, To Rent, must have it t o, for their mounta reach even ‘Serritory, how many | our uavy, which, Like a monster seaser- | King i A ¢ o —— Wants, Boarding, cte., will be inserted in this usiadin the eon)ity cemetery even by som: of our most prominent | peop e c uld we put into it ? Fillinz it up | pent, eoils ahout our coasts to protect us | ouid Le suffer himself to ie ridden HELP WANTED. column at the low rate of TEN CENTS3 PER L 921 24 2 Y: 5 statesmon, a8 alarmingly thre 10 the same ratio of popu n as the state | against invading foes? 1f it is, then Enw-| there, who had enjoyed the sweet freedons LINE for the first insertion and FIVE CENTS —The preliminary hearing in the Ford- | our public welfare. hen ths execut of Pennsylvania, we could have one hun- | iand a d Fr nce must have it too, jor their | of Christianity here ? ‘\'],'rl_‘w\l the Cre, h:nu »nﬁn‘.»,“]mn-u P LINE for each subsequent insertion, smaper case, kas been postponed until | chair became so mystovious ¥ vacant, and | dred and eighty-nine millions, +ix hundred | ba tleships are by no means inconsidera- et oo mobthe dining room girl and a head waiter, = | - e menta at our office, up-stairs, e, 1850 i i he s moanlime & op | 18 Prosent aceupant was called unexpe-t- |ani thirty-six thousand, three hundred | ble rivils. 1s 1t our for y millions of peo- ) n D OB 4 it ey ty il it, ho did o with honest tremb. | souls, ‘Paking the We may Live, Sine, as 1 lic atio of Massachuset! 2 | ple th & have their homes upon these fer we hol comner Brondway and Main strects, Council . + ¢ R 1 3oard in private vy by man Brantnot is held to bail in the sum of $100 | ling, a d immediately, under the jrotouns the most densely populated of all th tile ne Tfisis, then Rus a muse have |t S utureliu ourands; iwo ican, D ororoass s Xobanyons. /A | Dlus: 5 y forburglary andJohn Cusic $100 each on| snse of the precariousness of the time, | we would huve four hundre | and s it too, numbers mar- than wo ao | We OUEhE we 1 ik, row Lel 636-t1 NATAN tatCounoi &he doulle charge of burglary and scoting ]| conveked the nation in vy of public hut | five miltions, five hundred and eighty | ourselves no; this, in the highest | 130 Rt s e oo WA k 0 cents per we wxifh intent todeill, Both men wece com- ‘.|I ation, ¢ mfession aud suppl cation, that | th wsand — inhabitants Taking ~ the | senss, is not our covntry. The-e are on =G s | livered by earricrs. er Broadway o he A e God, who watcl ratio ot Dogland, thit land crowl- | the evidences that our witry exists | S y “‘ EATOLES ¥ Main, up stairs, Councii Bluffs, anitted to jailiin default ot ba 1, \t have m forgive our el “with " hnnan Seings and we | They helomg to our country, but “they do | WS SIS SR AL | = - N OTHeE Yo can gt T S Ve ke aro.naklnglo: 1%, comf Hand by | could find homes hore in a prodigious [ no' e natitate €ie country itself, ~Our | fi* PEMSEG G108 Lya) Ll i FAN ED—1 carpenters, | ur s f your ehildren, The Farnent Workers are making ex- | y, iy “gur extremety 1is gool | vopulation of ene bill on, one hundrad and | country is rather w vast political organiz i dev Inynieilsicaiinglip bt W *Capiter avenae " £y ey post tonsive preparation for theirannual divmer turn " from us the | sixtzen millims seven hundred and ten | tion, whose distineive characterisiic is| leeulisaintiv gLt 5 = Cew instas ¢ ne and sup_er to be giien at the Christian comed s im ending | shousand ingelligent creaturcs. that it is free 16 consists of s i [lorionsiune ovsiioi his e and Herdiefure allowed to Cninka o v Nov: B06h: Mhiows to-dy, though two montis | 1 ask, the o in view of these faste, | dividuals proeogitive:, i 16 |fenvanline i ol % and privi 1 ‘\\'\\‘u”h“:,u [ 5w 2 3 me by sinee the great and d | have we not o ountr, 1 ves; and iti the exercise of these, a what williv s upy I cor, Califoruia i TANTED= Ag ¥ who know this band of 1 nest W 1'was laid in his tomb, the sense of | the single pal tical power of Chin Geantond to/each individun n un insbru- | J3et tULY. 1oL e T o st D AT Novd Know they can expect first-class diner | an afllie jon has not gone with them. | the United States has « larger phy: K ont callad the Constitution, that consti ""\'- utidl cunl o int SRR R (i i L T . ovi-tt. and su porin every rospect. They will | tattered shreds of black that still dangle in | fent thun any organized country o the | tutes our ¢ mntry—ihe democratic, epuo- | e 1R A wiih termy, 0, 1%, 140 Doug | JIOR SALE—ior ud harsces, cheap N oa 05 s (or sala |y LA akitcoin teba 01 iogm ot Jei CLTE lobe. lican country of the United State<. 1t is | 1% nay 67848 [ fomcash. Addressiw. Il C, lio cltice ud from th bz V8. | the striking dwelliugs of ovir hamlets, and Council Bluffs, Nova st ures of our dead president which in- | in frames of mournin, as they may still An- 1% akon fn.our parlars and shope, all’ go to ¢ of 1868 ps, all” g £ 1868, | 5t tho wounds of the natlon have not yet hoated and that its tears. hivi ed? With all pub ie, what degrec: of lewening may not | . Ours is a good country. Simply to | not the d ast plhysical extent would signify [or king, or despd nothing, Better would it be to have le s, | minions o slaves we are, but it is o comti-| i varion-ehu ches wnd Suday With qu lities to render it de-irable, than | try of the people w country which the | jy .6 kil states of pity may i innunierable arcas that were uninha Pope. hivse miade, which the peope own, |06 W e s The suit of Ferdinand Str Heury Holz, an ejectment ¢ volves the validity of the surve by which the boundaries of ths lots i SOME CMpLror, o ez or aristocral, wh ¥ ANTED - First- c'ags chambernaid and di iz 1oom giri City Htel 7 YOTTER'S TICKET OFFICE- War in tickets continnes to boom, Unjrecedented W rates to all eastern points. Every tickes nteed. Orders filled by telephone. From road Jathering he to ten dollars saved by purchasing tickets Hart e g e FREONO0 AL ¢ amadk 1l ble. We undersrand that greatne s and | Wh ch the people control footing up of mat rial, - poli it O10r, Potor, succeasor to Potter & Palimer, No, artman # addition were fixed, way jeen yet wiped away. ause, therefore, | yooiness do n & always go tog-ther. We can therefore say what the pesple | i ous influence, what | igmtic T drid 40 South Fiith street, four doors beiow the post- cided by Judge Savage Friday in favor time as this, we ave called tos| " g o iy Per instance, i 0 agreat [of few other countri houst o t no one would s on earth can | g, Miris! i " t 5 oftice, Council Pluffs, low: praise and thanksgiving, I said | gountr f.. edom and Chris iamty may not be olice B W 1l of the plaintiff, A new trial was granted and e " ' e betweon we can Ay, his is our coun- Y biook TAN Doy, with po L { uly we are & curiaus peopl Uy 8 aReol e e LonE SNz | won? : Harney / “inquiro at bix ofiite, Co at once in accor 'ance with the usual prac- | Still, there muy not be 8o mich strange- ,.f.m[:,,,L'",,"“v;“f,’,',lj‘i'.,ﬁ.,.“'l'{f..'.]-", Tl e ,2,“",“’,.1‘5.,,‘,',“”' may sy s 8] T such, toen, be our conntry, in great- - e \\' ahqulreiay s o oo tice. ness about this after all. We only want od strong girl at nest, goodness, cor hle m and plomi-e, have \\ j Logree, is barren Upon its [ “This i ou or, “This is my to be unde stood in order to b made con- [T Upon its | “This is my house o “This is my T buy 100 tons broom il reasc y " n corn. 21st and Izard s o X ; consts ave interminable fores its | fo imply because he hagpens to be a | W5 Dot sPe s to be grateful? Te) o, Yor particulars address Council Blufl ization smong the railroads, “Uho C., 1, & | palitie aus and practical ‘theologian, |yt enuntey, bt s surface i bure | o that can boaet, s i, cnorecar | ave iy ot bien cat i vloumint placest | NRTANTED 7o Pl e - Q. was five hours Lite and the B, & M, hether we all compreheud it or not, @ | yud'saudy, It has neither springs nor [ and then show the title to prove it. Many | ¥ LRl 4 IS Sell | B bGPt \\ & Co., Council Bluffs, Towa. . gy N meeting for such a purpose as Thanksgiv- 1 its season 35! f b gl Sl fe! Bi his | thanksgivinz we not, as follow nqui e at 1517t L . S e b0y raln and faT e Eratn o | ISR SN SRR B S SR Cln e (A WA DIAT MIARE NP8 BEK (00 Englishoan oalls Grsat, Britaln bia | of jzens, ropeat, withous bow-tig, for ou Un i A > 01 SALE—01d papers 40¢ per hund were both liidout in comsequence. The | indicates a prop r notion of temporal ex AR AR 'NT”‘“:G Ay ':h::""_'(' ;‘I_"I‘[‘;f."f“m“‘“l'l'l‘“":m“}l,w']:“"‘_" 8 40" | comfurt an chiver, the words of that in- VY A situton Ty TR S e e, Bohnelt Brufls, eer former 1 {t about 1 o'clock, the latter about | ixtence and w high conception of religan. fihe United. States. Vet who doen ot | holds a fee farm O conibion tha, o perc | Susablo on o, vopiat umonyenti| LY, il o take carh ot horkai Iy | = e e B N NSt O fwag ol AR il SSthink B n0ieaniit o0 Bl ivaes o fra . Sihatat [ foriun s.oertain mmount o€ wervioe for the | American schiol childien: TEDWARD KUEHL ] A u e unhppy, I8 a8 late, one honr, an | the Kamsas City train | yuch s as it TSy AT why? It is one vast desert|rightful and superior 0 any on { h y [ \\ Aol i tstingui H i te. Enquire of L. Polund, 1413 Dodse | MAGISTERR OF PALMYSTERY AND CONDI 4 o k bo, - 3 i region 1t iy distinguished for its{ Irishman - ings of hs in Mavarnoun, wost & I e k T, 495 Tenth Streo . twenty-fiye minutes, The teain from the | tanes noverhave e ultinato i | plagos ond bills of wand—fo: i 1w lan | “iorin go Braugh,”, and yet i theot- This glricus Vanheo nat he gresiest ana | stret Sl cior il o (111 TIONALIBT, 438 Tuiih Bigseh ot woon Earoham West was on tine, that is, the points ot which they are the | hube, coase grasses and furous whirl-| tedand rovbed by hard-hearted aud nwo | bk L L our banter 15 | YAZANTED A honsekeeyer at 1100 Spirit n for any b il ot Easian s (e T outaebiralnes Koanipit “L‘" I~Iu.~t-tvu- dl--,:n- nnll\' winds. As many as cight and fen yewrs | Lot landlovds, Many a Gerian telis of Mo baxe paablovel e WV A and present, and on n conditions in the fu- Seats fr the Clars Touire Kellogg | Wo may look | tho worst calanitios thit | naws away without bring wg itsparchéd fn | *Mein Vaterlan " nd yeb fe can ony | Heres gentel dnvit ture, Bootd und Shoea muds toorder_ Forfect at Lincoln were sold by auction | have ever lallen v“l""' ur unfortunate | ats o sicgle shower «f rain, 18| s eak of it as o 1 lace where heis | ermitte ol JANTED— A first-class wom £ 3 ®ialantion v uarasitond i The it choioo wld for 81, | Py and vet, i s take tho tinue, o e | travo erw often 110 of Uhiras wpon ths ot | 0 Tive, and whowe aeror, i, B’ have sy, ‘ A | VWA s Wi, 100 b strect. | i Tn two hours after the walo commenced the | howt th 4 hve neser web boen encheds | O i go s well an e Coune [ oio att1a With eooptrea OF 1o ¢ bee | A4 €1 AR A QU 80 iTieEy SOl MRY W A3 Fa han st i desirable s'ats in the parquett and Hiery BN ['.'_fh '}'tli-.t.'-‘""}.‘Al“.“t,'|‘"..'(' try. Htssurfuce s madenp of all the va- [ belongs exclusively —to the Amer can | Whie irom e Alls ¢ W s TANTED—Funding bridzesnd s bouds B ek e A e | D vt a ok Moo oo | sy A AR Talo SRELLARIPRIBHAIERIN B (160 ] e L R s T e WA Gitrs Befova 2811 o front rows of seats in the gollery [there are vials of divine indignation th B Cen ol Whh SHONARS WENOIE AR i8 is my own, my native land TR 08, - two fron \n‘ i u: |:n lh ls;l ':) Hiaro 16 YA B 1:\::- g two mouths use of the Bitters #my | Liicvs that this theme is comprehemsive | more s al remarkable elc | g i fulse e guisks | And el sl Lo selgn AR BRE M PR | o i " it wan cured and sho Das remnined | of all our chicl wercice, and with the view | cuwstance that most of the poatry | 55 S8 AR B R S A R we've land enoug [ T Sarnes tvehand Caniforaia: 80 for eighteen wonths sine D o hie vl 5 ¢ that invisiblo genins that | oo i sing, 5 J | T30 1ENT —One farnished front room on 12th | ~8t. Paul Ploncor Pross In the midst of s wmighty tewneat upon | Spvells souilenty 1n the wonderful scenory | 3 0 |k A 1ike|of wiking this discovery, it sha | bo my | written by Amwerican authors, has been 3 et | e H Yy ) @ ors, has been i Y o) nce, o we 0 T - -~ ek humbuggin e —H. T, St. Paul, | sin loshow whit our coutitry is. begotten o thints of his rich inheritance, e motf 0 ik S s rich £noa b to ive s slle J upon | of our beloved lan ““Dear to mo the suth's fair lan ', e Rk EARNRAR AT Sovibdodl 8 the rea. whon the tossing ship was like'y & to bo broken, the trom Jliog m rines - | Our climate, though fully as diversifind, R quired of the truant Jouab, “Whit s thy [is none the lss congenisl to e . the central mountain Lunl" P oil Vo « Euglar d's rocky strand, “Pour on 01" 3 g A » ¥! 8100k | [AOR HENT—A furnished room with board pra ricd Weit > Murion, O, atutes thut he | [{ 7 0 not pondor ab ) of thi e ¥ J Dear the pra ried L. P. Follett, Marion Le e | 1so @ tow tible boardeis taken, st 17 Do not pondor abont the ills of this | HETE S UGECCT 0t in situation | citizen or the strang . Hero at least, if | Yes, this isa free_country, In all the | s used TiovAs' ECLEOTIC (L ir biitis I i ¢ b5t i with any degree | not in other parts of the world, he may be b hor th world but when you feel out of Borts | to auswer such a que i i y L here Wo ot gle slave—in all | 4 has d nothing to trya bowle of Conrad's Budweiser | of particulrity land there works not @ sin, ¢ avd has £ uud o g m b clory. Compensation tlight servic rear of T motio's o Ahuad, y ' \ uil i s0oth- | TR0V RUNTS Toom on Toward, Ui, 11thand f A foarful storm was upon | a cosmopolite, 1f he will ho may trave! | the land there whips 1 t single marter. |ing the pedo wnd giv ug elel. ¢ e | Bl e Vi St (X Ahs°|Utely Pure. Bacr.” Ask your druggist for it. b, i s whale, with opets e from soction to wectios, feacing 1ot that | There ia treedom freedom to do what we i —— e R e e un_closely upon the vessel's tra k, ready | the extreme heat will drive b 0 o - o) our personal opin: =R A DO ¥ oo makes ok gt S hot | reads —— th take hini nto hisLelly. We chiance to giriye bisa troa bis whlwirasclai 40 WEIVSR BD SOCTUR aul, - VAt o Fes —freedom to publish < ur individ ual SUICIDE AND DY=PE A near Once it was thought | sentiments —freedoin to enact our own laws | A most remarkable cure f r dyspepsia, l one place,or that the intenre cold will expel . ) O KENT-A sult of farniahed rooms, parlor | with out fear of Tho 1o pesuiting from havy 1ore hivhly favored, and, vince we are, | him from the other. with leisure to reply to the arpation makes such light, fiaky hot | reads, wxurious pastry. Can be eaton by D)speptle A tiad package of ** BLACK-DRAUGHT * | be sliall proces e i sliall the inhabitants of the snowy north o s - Hite In the wif: | *“Wells' H.alth Reuewer.” The greatest MANT=A ault of fjniaiod 10 slor | without feat of h free of charge, inquiry of the text. Bt Ve 10 . e RN Borkh QORI | —iteadom A0 MR s ko 0w Ahe ki | tonic, best bilious and liver remedy known. X o two berroome, lho & Hle Tt | ¥ VAL RARINGEFOWDER (o At O, F, Goodwan 1. Ours is agreat country, There are three | those who dwelt in the ‘“‘sunuy south” | of science--freedom to acquire aad control Druggists. Dopos C. F. Goodwan, | howse. 4804t New York -

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