THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , SEPTEMBER 5 , 18H2.
THE OMAHA BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS
OFKICEs NO. 12 PKARL STREET
Dellrcroil hy cnrrlor to unr purt of the city
11.V. . T1LTON. - MANAGER.
Itni'nPi'a Office , , . .No43
EUlor No23
. ! / / > MliXHOX.
K V. J'lumblugr Co.
Council iJluffa Lumber Co. .
The Su Andrew's fcocloty of Council
Illuffs will RIVO n plcnlo next Friduy nt
Folrmount park.
The Lndlcs' Aid Society of the First Con.
Krccntinnnl church nro to moot nt the reil-
( IcncoBf Mrs. Stodanrd Tuesday nftcruoon
nt U o'cloelt to comnlrto nrrmiijomonts for the
fnrowoll rocoDtton of Knv. Mr. Crofts.
Melllo , the Infant son of J. Emerson , died
of onoleia It.fAiitum vestordnv niornlngntO
o'clock , nfter n two days' Illness , aged 1
month. Tno funornl will occur thti nftor-
nnon at 3 o'clock from the family resldonco.
181(1 ( Avenue A.
There will bo no icislon of either dlitrlet
or superior court todny , Lnhor dnybelnRa
liollduy. All the ofllcrs In the courthouse
will also ho closed. The Honrd of Super
visors U booited for n mootlnir , out It will
probably ndjourn until tomorrow.
Hcv. U. W. IJrowcr , pnstor of the Fifth
Avenue Methodist church , will bo the chief
speaker nt the tompornnco mootltiK this
evening nt tlio Chrlstlnu Union mission.
Colonel L.V. . 'J'ullnys nnd ethers will
insist In the music. Tnero ulll nlso be short
Jul'Jrt'.ssoi by Uev. Henry DuLoiiR und
others.
VV'l.nt Is known ns the "Odon Ice houio , '
n lorffe frame building on I'lorco street nenr
thu corner of I'.irk avenue , wns nurneil nbout
4 o'clock vetordny mornlne.- wus cinptv ,
nnd nlthouchthn building Wns cntnnlotclydo-
mollshed the iliiiniiL'o will not uxcitod SIOU.
It Is ftupposod to bo tno work of nn in-
cindlury. ,
11. wns annoincod In the Concrnpatlona
church yesterday that n fnrowoll reception
will bo clven nt the church next Thursday
ovcnlnp from 8 until 10:30 : o'clock , to plvo nn
opportunity for nil to Rrout UMV. Mr. Crofts
nml family before their donnrlurc for Uent-
rlco. The reception Is to be Informal , nnd
nil filcmis , whether members of the church
und congregation or nor , nro cordially In
vited. It Is suscostol that so fnr sis con
venient , the friends should bring with thorn
pholopraphs of themselves , vloxvs of tholr
liomc.s , scenes ubnat Council Bluff * , etc. , to
thun form u collection of pleasing souvenirs
for Mr. Crofts.
Judson , civil onglncor , SU3 Broidwuy. ;
> < I WUlicU I Kiunv. "
But you don't , nnd what is worse ,
perhaps , you don't know wlinro to ijo to
lind out. Now an odd sort of ortrnnizn-
tlon has boon stiirtcd , with $ (100,000 (
fiiplt.il , for the very purpose of Hndin
nut for you nnythiiij { you' want to know
from any point in the United States. If
you want to know the true value of roul
estate or merchandise , or the Btundinp : ,
credit or ratincr of nny firm or individ
ual iu porno distunt town ; if you want
records exnmlnotl , or if a certain person
is in a certain town , and what ho is
elding ; in fact , if you want any kind of
information , or anything done for you ,
you need not ask a stranger , but
bl m ply pet a ticket from your
local agent. This orgniiization. the
Consumers Commercial n < rency of Now
York , has 15OCO ! a oneics , covering
every stnto and territory. You don't
have lo subscribe or become u member ,
for anyone at any limo can buy a ticket
at n trilling sum. WIMi this ticket is
furnished the mime of a trusted afjcnt
In th.o town from which you want the
Information. You can wrilo this per
son , and be certain of getting a rolhiblo
and confidential answer to your ques
tions , without further trouble or ex-
ponso. The company has appointed as
-Us agent in Council BlulTa Charles IL
Gilmore , No. 225 Main street. IIo will
gladly furnish you any further informa
tion concerning the plan , and tickets
can bo secured from him.
Romcmbur that Bushnell sells all
kinds of school books ut the lowest
prices. _
IU.YttO.Vrf L I'.t It A (1IC.I rjlS.
Miss Lnnra Fllcklnper has returned from
* visit with relatives In Independence , In.
Mr. und Mrs. Prank P. Fowler have gene
lo their old homo in Madison , V.'ls , , for a
Vl.sit of nuout ten days.
Miss Lorton nf Nrbrnskn City , Miss Ab-
butt nnd M.ss St. Clalr of Chicago , nnd Miss
Durkcr of Michigan will bo the quests of ilio
X nllsses Fiirnsworlh on Eighth street this
IVCCK.
C. G. Widen , pastor of the Swedish
V Lutheran church , has resigned his pastorate
and will leave for'Mead , Net ) . , whcra he will
cngnco in the work. Tno Council Bluffs
I'hurch has n pastor In vlow , and the vaeuncv
will no doubt bo tilled In the courAj of ii
couple weeks. A now church is bolng put
up ut tbo corner ot Seventh und Mill streets.
Talcing Time by tin ) Fornlork.
Tlio Boston Store is doing a somewhat
novel thing this week. The weather
just now is not tueh as would remind
ono very forcibly of tlio approach of
winter , but tlio Boston Store hus do-
oitled to take ttmo by the forelock and
Boll blankets at enough of a reduction
to make it enough of an object to people
who are likely to need blankets to buy
now. Fotheringham , Wliltolaw & Co.
have an agreeable way of anticipating
the wants of the people , and in thisc.iso ,
judging by the prices , thoao who can
avail themselves of tide opportunity are
to bo congratulated. Visitors to the
Btoro say there are just lots of bargains
in other lines too. Considerable atten
tion has been attracted by the enor
mous arrivals of now goods at the Bos
ton Store this week. The sidewalk on
two sides of the store has boon stacked
> vlth capiolous boxes , all containing
now goods , most of which will bo on the
Bhelvcs by thu middle of the wook.
A good light ? Why , there's no use
having anything olse. Got any of thoao
perfect lamps at Lund Bros.'nnd have
u perfect , light. They are all good , and
tlio finest line in the city.
Arrnngniiianta for tlio Hnnainpmmit ,
Orders have been received by tbo Dndgo
Light Guards to go Into oamp at Sioux City
next Friday availing , Unit being the ditto of
the commencement of the annual stain en
campment , A special mooting of the com
pany will bo held thlsovonlngfttthoAnnory ,
when the non-commissioned olUcors will bo
appointed and these who expect to attend
tha encampment will receive nny Informa
tion thut muy bo needed.
The First und Second regiments of Iowa
linvo been doilirnntcd bv thu governor to go
to Chicago In October to attend the opening
oflhu World's fair. ThU will leave thu
, Third nnd Fourth ruglineuts at home. To
make up for tlifu two members Irani each
company in tuojo two regiments nro to bo
bdlcctcd to lie-company the other two rocl-
incnti to Chicago uud according to orders
from hcuduimriers the honor is to bo bo-
btowea on the two most meritorious mombum
or the viirlou * companies. The election of
tha two representatives from the Dodge
Light Uuurds will tuko place In the course of
Iho next two or three woolis , at o tlmo to ho
announced luter , The expense * of those- who
go uro to ho berne by tbo government.
lrou I Munlur.
Prices slaughtered at the bankrupt
ehou Bale. 621 Broadway , lo close out the
big stock of Hue uhoos.
Gents' line calf dresa shoes 82,00 ,
worth $1.00.
Gents' line dongoltt rcss shoos $2.00 ,
worth $ -101) ) .
Gouts' finest calf hand flowed shoos
f ± 60 , worth 85.00.
George Davis , drugs ana palaU.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Pcstors Eeturnlag from Their Esgular
Summer Outings ,
REV , OLYMPIA BROWN ON EQUAL SUFFRAGE
Slio Deliver * nil Kloqucnt AtlilrcM nt
MitS'iiilc Trinplo Aniiiml Kncninpinent
uf the btuto Mlltt'la I Now Clone
at Iliinil.
Yesterday was the first Sunday of Septem
ber , nnd it saw , as usual , the return ot sev
eral of tbo pastors of the city from tholr an
nual outing nnd the reopening of the cam
paign against his S utile majesty which has
been allowed to drag during tlio bet weather.
Usctor 15. J. Bubcock of St. Paul's Episco
pal , and Ur. Steobon Phelps of th > Presby
terian , wcro in their accustomed places ,
Uov. L. A. Hall ot the Temple Baptist
church hns notyotreturncd from thocast , but
will bo hero next Sunday. In hU itbsenco
Uov. J. W. Harris ot Omaha occupied the
l.ulplt. Uov. W. L. Thomas of Minnesota
preached nt thu First Baptist church. Ser
vices will not bo Interrupted by ti.o lack of n
pustorut this ch'irch , but supplies hnvo been
secured for each Sunday until thu arrival of
the now pas or In October. At the Congro-
gntiomil church Huv. J. W. Cowun of Tuber
occupied the pulpit- All ot Uiffo churches
VVCIM well tilled with congregations that
I seemed to bo glad 10 cot back , notwithstand
ing the en1oyuoleiic ! > s ot the breathing spell
of the past tow woaka.
If alt leporta bo true Uov. T. McK. Stuarl
will not bo Iho pastor nf the Broadway Motti-
odlst church during the coining year. It Is
RtiiU'it that thu loading men of the confer
ence luivo practically decided to pluco him In
u lurgar llold than ho now occupies. His
romovul will bo u lass to Council Blutfs , as
he Is considered one of the most scholnrly
clorgnncn In the denomination. Ho Is a
member nt the bool : committee of the de
nomination , and also of the tmtiotml board
of charities und reforms , so that ho has given
something uf n nntinnui standing to the
rhurcli of which ho has been pastor for the
past two years.
lint Sight un llruiulwny.
Whllo walking past 401 Broadway ono
would naturally think the month of
December was here , in place of thu'
ploas.int fall of year.
The display of blankets in * the four
largo show windows of the Boston
Slot e look liuo cold weather. Of course
it is coming , and they have prepared
for it by showing ono of the largest
lines of blatikuts ever shown in this
city. As an advertisement for this de
partment they have docidcd to inaugu
rate a blanket sale for one weok. Every
pair ot blankets have special prices fo.-
thin sale , which
BICGINS MONDAY , SEPTE.MBER 5.
Our window of white blankets repre
sents all qualities , from G7jc to SKi.OO.
Another window shows qualities ot
red blankets from $2.25 to $7.00. Grey
blankets range in price froinG'Jc to85.50.
Natural coloiod blankets from 02c to
i.oO a pair.
This sale is for ono week nnd the
above prices only last during salo.
Every blanket in the store will be
marked regular pi-ices after this sale.
Cut ThU Out
and bring it with you to the great bank
rupt sale of llrsl-class shoes nnd slip-
poiH , 521 Broadway , Council Bluffs.
Ladies'kid Oxford tics , o'J ' cents ; worth
51.25.
Ladies' dongola Oxford ties , 75 cents ;
worth $1.50.
Ladies' opera slippers , 47 cents ; worth
$1.00.
ICOpooplo in this city use gw stovoa
Iho Gas Co. puts 'om in at cost.
Wanted to 1(117.
Improved p-operty. Will pay cash if
price is low. H. G. McGee , 10 Alain street ,
The want advertisements appearing in
n newspaper are often the most interest
ing part of its contents. They express
the urgent needs , the daily wishes of'tho
people who want something und who
are willing to do something.
School books of ull kinds at Bush-
noil's.
I.iKlIrn with Uliv.lll Fret
and especially these woarinir H or fl } will
lind it to their advantage to call at the
bankrupt shoo sale , 521 Bro.idway. Wo
have a largo lot of lho = o sixes that will
bo sold nt great reductions.
Don't forgot that Bushncll , at 19
Pearl find 20 Main sts , has all kilids of
bchool books und school supplies.
The want advertisements appearing in
a newspaper uro often thu most interest
ing part of its contents. They express
the urgent needs , the dully wishes of the
people who want something and who
aio willing to do something.
Gentlemen , the finest line of tall goods
in the city , juat received. Hoi tor , the
tuilor , 310 Broadway.
Uroppinl Head lor Joy.
The bankrupt shoo sale , 621 Broad
way , olToi H pxtru bargains to close out
tlio immense stock.
Men's working shoos , CO cents ; worth
81.50.
Men's dress shoos. 07 cents ; worth
$2.00. _
She WiuiU to Vote.
Rev. Olympia Brown , a loader In the
woman sufttMRu movement , of Kacino , Wis. ,
Is In thu city and made an adaross yesterday
afternoon at tha Masonlo temple on tbo sub
ject of national prosperity. The address
was announced In tbo churches as a sermon ,
and It was preceded and followed by a
prayer , but so deftly did the spoaUor work it
that it wai bard for the audloc.ce to toll
Whether wh t wai oetwoon tbo two prayers
wus a Bcrmon or a political npooeh. How
ever , 'if she did leave borne doubt In tno
minds ot her bearers on the subject she suc
ceeded In giving the church members a
chance to mix up in politics a llttlo und gave
the politicians a clmnco to go lo churcu and
yet scarcely know It.
Thu speaker made woman's suffrage tbo
mam tbomo of bur discourse , und Iu so doing
waded Into both of the old parties recklessly.
She said that neither of them paid any at
tention to thu question of the advancement
of humanity , out they both dealt entirely
with ( juuiuons of expediency , tucb as tariffs ,
taxc > nnd the like. ThU devotion to ma
terial Interests bad penetrated lute every
department of politics , and Its effect might
oveu bo seen In tbo church , where tbo doc
trines of election and total depravity , und
thu question wbpro the pastor would got tils
next month's salary had tuKon precedence of
the spiritual matters that should occupy Iu
attention. According to her Idoa. the inls-
talco of a lifetime was being made by tno two
old parties when they refused to allow
women to vote. Trie voting power was being
bused on strength and sax , not on spiritual
'quulltlcntlous. Tbo roasou for tbo existence
of thcl United States as a nation lay In
Its Imvlnc taken tbo stand that all bad equal
right to lite , liberty aud the pursuit of bup-
plnosu. In depriving women of the light to
vote the government had deprived tbo
woman's suffragists of ono of their sweetest
rmbt , and had , accordingly , broken ! Iho
promise It bad made to thu nations of the
world. In giving power to the courier and
baser elements of aoclotr , euoh as muii , the
L'ovorumcnt bad disfranchised the church ,
which was largely composed of women , and
hod imfraunhUod tbo ponlinntlarlos. Jails ,
saloon , and brothels , which aio largolv
maintained by the inalo members of society" .
She couteuded that by giving the women
the right to vote U would soon bo brought
about that the political parties would give ns
much attention to churches as to brewers'
Biiociauons , und that temperance and virtue
would bo as powerful on election day as intemperance -
temperance nnd vie" .
The speech wa n very eloquent one , nnd
was listened to with the greatest short of
Interest by an nudionco of nbout 100 , whllo
the "Atneus" and the frequent applause that
were elicited from the brethren showed the
approval which mot her sentiments.
Indigestion , dizziness. Take Bsocham'
Pills.
Slinntlni ; nt
Hunting season opens September I.
Ltiko Mnnnwu is full of young ducks nnd
snlpo. Trains lenvo Broadway ut 11 , 2 ,
8 , 4 , 5 , 0. 7 , 8 and 0 o'clock , ana on Sun
days ana special occasions us often ns
required. _
Tlio want advertisements appearing in
u newspaper uro often the most interest
ing part of its contents. They express
the urgent needs , the dully wishes of-tho
people who want something and who
uro willing to do something.
"That lamp smokes. " Throw it uwuv
nnd got u now ono ut Lund Bros. A
prl/.u given with every lamp sold hi s
week.
_
AOt2'.n.lJ.t. .
rrcpurliiR for tlio Cholera The City to Ho
ThnroURlity Cln.inoil ,
Thn cholera scare will have a good effect
In South Omatm and will rasult In such an
Improvement In sanitary matter * nnd n gen
eral cleaning up a ? hns never before boon
contemplated. Mayor Mlllor'8 proclamntlon
will have the desired olfoct and spar the
people to n realization of the fact that tno
city is not In as clean a condition as It should
bo und Individual ajtion and co-opjration Is
what Is needed.
J. W. Snlvely , vho city gnrbagomaster ,
will Increase his force of men nnd loams to
day and will bo In shupo to handle the in
creased ( lorn nnd for services \\hicb will bo
made upon his dcp.irtraonc. An ordinance
das boon prepared and will como ooioro the
council at tomorrow evening's session , which
Is very utrict in Its provisions , and will re
sult in an improvement in the snn-
Itnry regulations aid conditions. The
ordinance provides thut ull cesspools and
vaults Rlmll bo regularly cleaned and
disinfected during tbo tu-ntnor nnd fall
months at least once each week. The own
ers of property abutting upon the streets
where ihero uro lines of sewer are compelled
bv the provisions of tbo ordinance to hr.tno-
diatuly tnaUo connections with the sower.
Tbo ordinance Is yory extended In scope nnd
covers thoroughly the regulation of cesspools
and vaults. The citizen who falls to comply
with tbo provisions of the ordinance is
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and Is sub
ject to arrest and may be lined in any bum
not exceeding $100.
Commencing today two moo will make a
cill to each house In the city and will servo
notice ordering an Immediate clearing up of
the promises where it is needed ,
Accident to u Smoker.
Ell II. Doud , assistant county attorney , Is
an Inveterate smoker and finds rare enjoy
ment in puffing awar at a pipe. Yesterday
morning bo donned his best clothes and before
fore leaving homo sat down to enjoy u smoke
with his favorite Missouri meerschaum. Ho
finished the treat , placed tbo pluo in his
roatlall pocket aud started for his ofllco.
When Mr. Doud passed the llrchousa on
Twenty-fourth street some ono yelled "Con-
llagrtitlon , " and before the pursuror ot
criminals knew what was meant ho found
hiniiolf In the bands of Chief Smith nnd
several stalwart Uremen , who teen had the
coat off his b.iclc. Mr. Doud's surprise mav
bo imaclnod.wbcn he beheld nearly the 011-
tlro lower part of his coat uurncd awuy.
Flrom the plpo was the cause.
Fast Time or u Cutlln Train.
A tram of twenty-two cars of cattle came
in from Denver last evening and made ex
ceptionally fust time. The train loft Denver
at 7 o'clock Saturday evening over the Union
Pacific and pulled Into the yards here nt ex
actly 0 o'clock last evening , covering the dis
tance in twenty-three hours. This time made
is considered as bolng very eood , considering
the fact that a number of long stops wore
made und considerable time consumed in that
manner. An avoracoof twenty-two miles an
hour , Including the numerous stop * , Is the
rata of speed required to make the trip in
that tlm ? .
_
Will Uo Adilri..tit'il by tin Kx-Slnvo.
Colonel A. A. Jonns has boon secured to
deliver an address In this city Friday even
ing at the republican caucus. Colonel Jones
Is an ox-slave , and some time ago removed
from bis South Carolina horco to Lincoln.
Ho is said , by tboso who bavo heard him , to
bo an orator of ruro ability and the repub
licans of South Omuha may expect a treat
by his coming. The place of holding the
me tint ; bus not boon determined upon , but
duo notiuo will bo ulven.
, lnln In the Cclcbriitlon.
The people of South Omaha will generally
join In tbo celebration of Labor day. The
labor organizations Iu the city will turn out
and participate in the parade. Nearly all of
the business bouses will close to nimble tbo
clerks to sco the parade. The banks and
city otllccs will not bo open during tbo day.
The regular monthly meetings of tbo council
und Board of Education should occur this
evening , but will go over until tomorrow
night.
Nearly the entire city will turn out to the
picnic and colouration to bo held at Spring
Lake park in the afternoon.
NotcH mill
H. C. Cook of Denver was in the city yes
terday on business.
Chief Beckett goes to Kansas City today
on ofllclal business.
Thomas Flynn returned yesterday from n
week's stay in Chicago.
T. J. O'Uradv Is homo fro.n a short busi
ness trip to St. Josepb , Mo.
The St. Agnes parochial schools will open
for the fall term tomorrow ,
Mrs. J. A. Duo has returned from an ex
tended visit in Massachusetts.
Captain Van Wlo resumed police dutlos
last night after a week's Illness.
Councilman Fred Bowloy has purchased
tbo Qutnn saloon ut 25U5 N street.
UBV. Father J. l > . McGavookof Chicago , Is
visiting with Uev. Father D. VV. Morlarity.
Miss Mama Soykorn , a teacher In tbo
public ichools , bus returned fromillllnols ,
where sbo has been during tbo summer
vacation ,
Jack Cavanau h , an employe of the Union
Stock Yards company , broke bis loft arm at
tbo elbow Saturday evening. Ho fell , from
a high sidewalk and throw buck bis arm to
break thu fall.
City Attorney Van Duson loaves tomorrow
for his old homo at Syracuse. N. Y. He will ,
on bis return , stop oft in Buffalo to attend
tbo national convention of tbo louguo uf
republican olubs , which mets In that city ,
aud to which ho goes as a delegate from this
congressional district ,
Nuceotl Nuggotl Nuggetl Buy Big
baking powder. ! ) i oz. 25 cents.
Oil the I'nrln Iloiirxe.
PAIUS , Sept. ! . On the boil MO during the
pust week rentes were itrong. The upward
movement , which appear * likely to continue ,
was ohlelly duo to cheap money. The cheap
ness of money influenced other International
stocks , In which there was nearly an all
rounJ advance. Spanish bonds advanced U
points , partly owing to a belief that tbo no-
gotlutlous for a commercial treaty between
Spain and Franco wilt bo successful. Hus-
slan and Hungarian bonds were 1 point
higher. Itio Tlntos , after fluctuating below
! i7 , closed nt ii3S % on favorable copper sta
tistic * published in London , but it li doubt
ful whether tbo price will bo maintained.
Credit Fonclor advanced 1 % centimes and
Suez canul 7 franc * . Panamas were \\tt \ francs
lower ,
_
On the rriiuldiirt llourir.
FJUXKKOUT , Sept. 4. Prices wore fnlrly
steady on the bourne tbo past wouk. Too
Hungarian gold ronto closed on Saturday at
05 and Mexican O's at 7S.70 , a fall of nearly 3
points. Other final quotations Include ;
Austrian credit , 2(18 ; Austrian gold ronto ,
07.50 ; private ( discount , 1 %
Hood's Saisaparllla nbiolutoly euros all
diseases caused by Impure blood and tt
builds up the whole y tom ,
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IN SEA-KISSEM , BOULOGNE
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Mi 1
An Amorioin Girl's' ' -Pon-Pioturoi of
Trench Fishcrjjolk ,
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PICTURESQUE COSTUMES OF THE NATIVES
11 in
Orlclu of tlio Notre Daino of Hoiitogno
1'rnnco'n I'liinom lrlllirtir ) 1'ort AVIioro
tlio Woinpn uro Strn/Iii'iuiil-Miumilnr /
and Vnjoy nti OcfURlonnl spree.
, August 20. ( Special
Corrospon'lonco of TiiB linn. ! Uy which
ever route Boulogne Is approached the on-
truncn to her deep-sea harbor Is striking.
Fir t tlio traveler will sea the ChuntlHon
cliffs , white and irregular in outllnn as those
of Dover , seen In the harbor Just opposite.
In former times' , during the Invasion of
Julius Cminr , a famous oa&tlo stood here ,
but It hus long since disappeared by reason
of the encroachment of tha sea. Hanging the
oyu along this ohalky OD.ist wo soj the 'or
of Hourt , built in 18J3 bv Napoleon I. , and
beyond , at the extrotno point of the cliff , the
lighthouse ot Capo Alprocir , which exhibits
n fixed whlto light , varfod every two minutes
by n rod Haiti , visible at a distance of twulvo
miles. On the loft extends a second range of
cliffs on whtoh stnnus an electric lighthouse ,
whoso revolving lights show three whlto
flashes followed at Intervals by a red ono.
But before the eye roaches this point It will
have boon attracted by a picturesque mass
of ruins , these of the Tort of the Creche.
The first object alone 'ho shora Is the
church of St. Plerro of the Sailors ,
and hard by , the largo Calvary much rover-
cnccd by thosa seafaring men. With true
religious santinionts , Intermingled with n bit
of superstition , they never outer or leave
port without lifting their eves and whisper
ing u prayer to Our Ludy of the Sea.
AVhoro tlio Flsliar Folk MVP.
As wo coin * nearer wo see the old town
lying peacefully below the ancient walls ,
grass-grown ramparts overlooking a broad
strotcn of throbbing .sea , with Idle groups of
bouts and swaying sails resting close to the
busy , noisy quay.
Above all rises the old grey tower of
Qodofrol do Bouillon among narrow , tortuous
streets Hanked on either side by low-roofed
houses leaning one against the other with
an uncertainty of support begot by extrotno
ago. Tnls Is the old part of the town known ,
as the Haute Villo , where tbo iUher folic
live and where tbo woman nit on tlio door-
slop braiding long lengths of fishing not
while they chatter and gossip with their
equally voluble neighbors. Almost hlddon
by n , screen made up of old buildings is
the cathedral Dedicated to Nolro Darao
ot Boulogne , the patron saint of the town.
In connection with the first cathedral
( erected In 633) ) , this one being the third
erected on the sumo spot , tboro Is a pretty
legend , which was related to mo by en old
sailor recently , down on tno sands. I wish
that I might give It here precisely as It was
given mo In Boulonnals French and wltn all
that enthusiasm and peculiarity of speech
which this Jack tar throw Into it , but this
being impossible I translate it as best I can.
A Pretty I'loncli I.ogt'iiil.
It was during the reign of Uagobort I. that
n boat , without either pilot or sailors on
boardwas seen to enter thooortof Boulogne ,
which , the sea , by its extreme raininess ,
seems to respect. I may bay here , cu pas
sant , that this is a tidal harbor , unit can only
bo entered or quitted at high water. A
brilliunt light shod its , ruys over the boat
and caused numerous persons to run to the
shore to see what it contained. They found
on board an image of the Iloly Virgin , about
thveo feet high , beautifully carved in
wood , and holding thoc Inlant Jesus on
her arm. vVhilo tbo | . novelty nf the
spectacle charmed these whom a pious curi
osity had uU.raoi.ed i totno , bhoro , the Holy
Virgin did not cause , lest delight in the
hearts of the rest of tbo inhabitants , who
were assembled in the chapel in the Haute
Vlllo offering up tooir accustomed prayers ,
She appeared to them in great brilliancy
and In lor mod thorn that the angels , oy holy
commandment , bad conducted the boat to
tboir shores , whcroln they would llnd her
image. She ordered them to bring It and
deposit it in the chapel , which she had se
lected as the place where she would receive
tholr ufTorings. She then commanded them
to dig In a certain place which she pointed
out , where they would find materials to
build a church worthy of her. The news of
this apparition immeJiatoly spread all over
the city , and tbo people descended In crowds
to the shorn to receive the sacred charge.
The image was , carried with great
solemnity to tbo chapel , where it remained
until destroyed In the great revolution in
17W.
JJouloBiie'rt Kxtonsivo I'ishorloi.
The leading industry , prosecuted
with annually increasing activity , is that
known as the fishorl-is , and the Boulogne
llshlng boat may to mot with at different
seasons ot tbo year , not only in the English
channel , its Held of operations , but also In
the North sea and all round tbo United
Kingdom. The bulldlng-yaids tit out a num
ber of schoonori for the coj fishery nff the
coasts of Iri-lund. T.beso vessels remain
uway duting eight months out of the twelve ,
whlto the larger luggers proceed to the At
lantic for mackerel , which are salted on
board. The tuost Important peoho is for
herring , which nro caught by the Boulogne
boats throughout the year. The height of
tbo soison , however , Is in November , when
millions are passing through the straits on
their way down tbo channel. I am told , that
some yours the hauli arc so plentiful that
the surfeit has to bo appropriated icr agri
cultural purposes , and used to fertilize the
ground. Besides the herring , cod and mack
erel , which are the foremost fishorloj In
pclnt of numbjr and returns , tbo muritot
is well stocked by smacks which
enter n * regularly ns the tldo with
cargoes of soles , turbot , smelt , whiting
and every species of odlblo llsh.
llmv tlio Fisher Folk Dress ,
The cobtumes of the Usher folk arc pictur
esque In the extreme. The women wear
short gowns of brown or dark blue stuff ,
with a Kerchief , once of distinct colors , now
toned down to harmonious tones , brought
over the shoulder * and tied in loose folds at
the waist , whllo on tbo head is a snow-white
cap of muslin with a wide frill of lace , open
ing out over the face. Their logs and arms
are bare ; their pcasan * . features are hard ,
oven to severity , In ou'linu ; their voices ar.j
clear aud soft as tbo tones of a bronze boll
an tboy go about the streets crying their her
ring or fresh inaction ; ! . , Some ot the younger
vvomou are pretty , in.tnolr own peculiar way ,
with great luminous qyos and brilliant color
ing. There is , too , aVold grace about them
which is iu barmen/ With their class an
'ease of movement niidtu complete disregard
for all the proprieties. When the
catch has boon bcavyniboro is considerable
drinking among the wpujen ns well as the
men. tboy become quajrolsoino and abusive
and hnvo boon known td'dosnmo ' export fight
ing. Tboy are Blrongttind muscular and I
have never had a desireto ) bo on any but tbo
best of terms with tbpu > , tin my dealings with
thorn-at tbo fish marko
ItuiilOKue'H Myyprb ) Haudfl ,
I bad always board < thut tbo Bonds at flou
loirne wcro the llnest of any in the worldand
1 looked anxiously forward to seeing them in
order to make comparisons with other sea.
shores. Now that I t'havo soon them soft
and line , without a pebble to touch the foot
I can Buy with truth thut they fully merit
their reputation. How 'delightful the senna-
tior. to feel ono's xolf unking deep into them
after a plunge In tbo seal
The time for bixthlnir Is in the morning
from 10 to 1'J. Between these bount the
beach Is crowded with men , women and
children tbo latter Iu sailor suits riding
miniature donkeys , or building Impregna
ble ( I ) forts. All along the curves of tbo
water are hundreds ot colored tents , or tiny
straw cabins , occupied by group ? of friends
alscusjlujr their loues or gains at the gam
bling tables tbo niuht boforo. alternating
with the latest chronlquo soandalouso. Hero
U a parly from Paris ; the women in tbo
most boautltul of toilets over there , louncr-
lug on the sund , a group of English In
breezy and cool white flannels , whllo hero ,
before us , are American * wearing tbo prot
tlost of Parisian costumes , dainty with How
lug ribbons and cobweb laces ,
Ciiruvunv of Ciibiiu on U'liuuli.
That moving caravan of several ilozons of
cabins on wheel * , arlvoa by one hone
each , are the bathhouses going out
In the sea ; n smiling fnco looks out of tbo
window , In prisoner , nnd soon wo see It reappear -
appear in the water In the most tempting ot
bathing suits.
As no French resort Is considered complete
without n big casino , good music and glided
gambling hall , Doutocnio can lay claim to the
bo t of these attractions. The tnpU vert is
soon at Its brightest ub-nit 11 or 13 o'clock nt
night. The great room , heavy with frescoes
and elaborate bolsdnro nnd mirrored walls , Is
thronged with stylishly dressed men nnd
women playing at roulette or rouge ot noir.
Sometimes the play is very high nnd I have
scon fresh , young faces , notyot hardtmcd to
the vlco , bleach below their losses. But
stolid croupiers take In the money In their In-
nninuuo way and the plav continues without
Interruption. NETTIE W. COLLINS.
Nuggotl Nuggo.l | Ntiggotl Buy Big
Nugget baiting powdor. ! ! - ! oz. 25 conw.
ruitmax JY..V.
London MnrkotR Alflpctml l > j- the Sprout of
the Cholera.
LONDOX1 , Sept. 4. DUcount , If anything ,
wan easier this woo It , but thcro was no quot
able change. The failures of the week did
not appear to affect the mnriiot much , but
they served as reminders of the heavy losses
suffered in all departments ot trade nnd
ilr.nnce. There Is llttlo likelihood ot n re
vival of business In the noir future. The
suspension of Sir Titus Salt , Sons ft Co. ,
the Bradford manufacturer , points to the
stress laid upon several textile manufactur
ers , whllo the failure of Ilodburn , Andrews ,
.fc Co. , the Australllnn und Now Zealand
merchants and bankers , It U feared , reflects
the condition of other eastern bouses. The
failure of the London and General bink has
no great slcnlllcnnco. The bank was liul-
matolv associated with the Liberator Build
ing society , which also suspended , with total
liabilities of 1,800,003 , whllo other building
and land companies are known to bo sort-
ouslv affected.
Silver was very week at the beginning of
the week , owing to heavy sale * in Now
Yoric , but partlv recovered on Wcdnosdav ,
and thereafter was steady. No appreciable
movement Is now expected until tbo Ameri
can elections are over.
On the exchange tbo weak was n most In
active ono. The spread of cholera adversely
affected prices. The market , however ,
manifested n bettor tone toward the end of
tbo week , when British bonds bccaino
stronger and forcltrn bonds firmer. Spanish
bonds wcro especially prolUod and Advanced
1 % while Hungarian and Italian bonds nd-
vancod a point. British railway securities
relapsed , owing to bid weather and poor
traftlc returns , suffering an average decline
of a point. *
In American railway securities there were
heavy salos. This department of the mar
ket was extremely depressed In sympathy
with New Yorlc , and , in fact , no adx'anco
for any American security can bo rocordod.
The southern stocks woio especially attested.
Louisville & Nashville nnd Norfolk & West
ern declined to the lowest price of the year.
The decreases for tbo woolt Include : Lake
Shore , 3K ; Norfolk & Western ordlnnrv.
2 ; Atchlson shares , 2 | < ; Louisville &
Nashville , 2Jf ; Wabash preferred , 2 ; Union
Paclllo preferred and New York , Ontario &
Western , Uf each ; Wnbash mortgage. 1 ;
Missouri , Kansas & Texas and Atchlson
mortgage , % each ; Denver and Ilio Grand
common and prefcrro d yt each.
The Grand Trunk of Canada fell In sym
pathy with the Americans and nlso owing to
n bad working stntomont. Grand Trunk
first preferred declined 2J for the week ,
Gland Trunk second preferences IJf i > nd
Grand Trunk third preferences and guaran
teed stock 1 each.
The securities of the Mexican nnd Vera
Cruz railways both foil < ! { , and nitrate rail
ways \ } $ .
On the llorlln Itnurie.
Br.itux , Sept. 4. On the bourse during the
past week prices wore generally firmer ,
though thcro was llttlo movement In Inter
national stock. The Hnat quotations for Uio
week include : Hungarian cold rente , 0,1.20 ;
Spunlsh fours , 03.2.i : Austrian credit , . 10.5 ; .
DueiRcne bank , 1G4.40 ; short exchange on
London , 20.39K ; London , 20.44 ; private dis
count , \yt ,
Mrs. Window's Soothing Syrup Is tbo best
of all remedies for children toolhiiiir. 25
cents a bottle.
The skin ought lo be
clear ; there is nothing
strange in a beautiful face.
If we wash with proper
soap , the skin will be open
and clear , unless the
health is bad. A good
skin is better than a
doctor.
The soap to use is
Pears' ; no alkali in it. It
is perhaps the only soap
in the world with no al
kali in it.
All sorts of stores sell
it , especially druggists ;
all sorts of people use it.
DB.1S.C. WE3'3 NKUVBANDllUAINrilKVP
NT.on oolilofor U/sWrlv IHtHnin , t'lti , NJJ
rnliilo , lloa < laoli3 , Norroui 1'rojtrJt'Jij ciu ' ) J br
alcoboior ubiccoWiiurulnoj , Moatil Douroi-
lon.SuHnouot tlio Uraln.ciuilnjlni ialtr , iiilajf/
decif.doitti , I'ro-iiiture UU Aie , llarranuii , l.on
of 1'owor In ulthur tax , Irapatonor , hoticorrlui anil
II Female Woiknuisji , InroluaMrr ItOiiot , Spur-
matorrlmiciinol Ur oror-tixarllun of till linln
belf-ubuioaror-lnUulKjnca. A month' * IrMtumt
tlU for J" > , br \Vuirmrnntoialx boxoi to oar )
Kacli orila torn bTo > , wltli II will mil wrlttia
canrantceta refund If not car ) J. Uuarantoa liiaal
onlr lT Theodora. V. I.owli ilrugitlst , tula aKout ,
soutUout corner lutii nnd Kurnam U. Unmba
" 14 YEARS
Cafferlig cnierrouj-
BettCnieltytra
Bettlei of
DR. MILES
REOTORATIVe
NERVINE , "
Says A. P. Htarlt
I'onn Tan , N. Y.
" 10 yra.ofSlok
Uoadachocnred
by TWO llottlee , "
Kinollno Flint ,
Ottawa , Ohio. Norvlno Is ttio quick remedy for
Hleoili-eaneee | , Nrrrona Proetratlon , Kplleiisy , St.
Vltua' Dance , Opium Halilt. Nervous lvtieiBlo | [ ,
IlTuterla.CouTulBlonB. Nuunilgla , I'aralf ala. tc.
TlionHandi testify. Trial liottle , eloiaut lioolc
yroo at druggleta. Mlloa iladlcal Co illkhiut.Jna.
Karsaleby ICuhn fc Co. Cor 15 & Ionj'as I ts.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Ot Council Ilium.
Capital block . $15'OD )
Kin-plus ittitl IVullti . 8IUOU )
Not capital and surpliH $230,009
IlrcctorK-.l. I ) . | ! dmuiulron. K. U Shu/art , V , 1)
Uloiunti. K. K. llnrl , 1. A , lllllor , J , V. llliioliiuit
ml Olinrlci II. lljinuun. Trnuincl Kunorul bunk ,
bu > lno . l triieit tuplul uuU lurului ot uur
tnuk Iu Boulliwoitorn lowu
J-NTHUEST OX TJMK UKl'OSITii.
[ Property in and about Coun
j cil Bluffs will never be as low
MONEY
as to-day. You know this , and
yet you arc delaying making
IN investment. What are you
waiting for ? If you only real
ized what "snap" bargains wo
DIRT. have , you would almost break
. your necks in tumbling over
each other to get them , II
we offered you gold dollars for goc you would buy. We are
offering better than that , for gold dollars may bo lost or stolen ,
but real estate cannot be burned uj ) or carried away. It will
cost you nothing tu let us show property to you , and tell you
about it , arid you can then judge for yourselves whether we arc-
not right in saying we can give you sure chances to make big
money. We have farm property , residences , and vacant lots.
When you want to buy , sell , or exchange anything , or rent a
house , come to us.
s , Nieio
-LEADING
REAL ESTATE AGENTS ,
621 Broadway , - Council Bluffs.
National Bank.
U. S. DEPOSITORY - - OMAHA , HEB
Capital $103,033
Surplus S 5OOD ,
Officers nnil nirivlor Henry \V. Vnlo , prcililont
It. r. CusUlnjr. vlco preililom , U y. Maurlco W , V ,
Morse. John i , Collliu J. N. II. 1'ntrlc-l , l.orrls A ,
llccil. caslilor.
IRON BANK.
BANK.'S
'S '
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1889.
THE MOST PFflFEGT OF PENS.
COUNCIL BLUFF3 STSltt m WORJJ
All Iclnilsnf DvolnsnnJ Ole inlnidono In tin
lilabest sty loot the art. Ruled an I at-xlnal
fabrics niiido to lojlc HJ coed ns nuw
Woilt prumptly done und ilollveio.l la all
parts or iho coautry. Bend for orleo Hat ,
C. A. MAOI1AN , - - rUOl'lUECOU.
: tll Uroadw.ar , Noir North VB it > ra
Lo ft ,
You may pay. to talk nbout
liontcn. Well , tlioru la nbout
KI much InlklnR to ha donn In
LITTLE every household bofoio ordor-
IIIK- heaters , and It IH a xnoil
time now to bo ln , llrlnntlio
PREVIOUS household to our store and
look nt t'io
HEATERS
nnd bo pofltod before jou piirchnsc. It coata noth *
nj ; to look iirouiid , uiid nu\v Is a good tliuo tu do
Unit tort of tiling
Also Agfiit for Coliinibl.i lllrjclcs.
504 Hroadway and 10 North Main Street ,
COUNCIL 1II.UFK3.
vSsaasBS-v
INSTITUTE.
Ear 1
INFIRMARY
FOi-i.
TREATMENT
OF ALL
H | ) | > arHtuinnd roiielloi fors ic33lif4
troitnieiitol UVLTX form ofctUo nu riiiulr-
Ini : mudlcj ) ornurKlvil Iroatiuont.
Mlioils forimllonH , hiijr.1 mil iitlon lirua. | lo > t ni
COIIlOllHtlOllil 111 IllU WCIt.
Wrlto forclrculuM on dorormlllua mill lir.icoi , truv
ew , chili fout , o irVHlureiuf plno , pilot , tu HON. C.IT
iyr , uitsrrli , brono'iUli , Inliulntlun , eleotrlcltr , l ir-
H yulj , oplluiiir , khinoy , blaUlor. e/e , car , ikm miJ
bloiuluniUlliu .
lialiiiur.itUiii | .
ASGS OF WOMEN
Women KHUH. rt'o liutii Mtwlr uilrto 1 it lyliu-ln da.
purtniunt for women during coallnrinuiit , itrlotl/
jir.rnlo. Unl ) Kellnbla JloJICJl Init.tuto niiiliu u
blicclAltyot
PniVATB DISEASKS
at lio'inu tiy"coiro Ti6rriuncb."Air"cJ'7rniunloitlo
conndontliil. Mollclnutnrlniitra nontna.itl > / in ill or
expr > ' liciir ly imoko l.iio niarUt to liiJIcitu GJV
tcDUur ienilur. Ouu IIUMOHH ! Intarrloir prolorrjI.
lull nnd lonHu'.l in ur nend liliiory or your ca j , nil
wu will ton I In plain wrippaur
BOOK TO MEN IKK ! " | loa 'ri > ' HP"
DUUIIU \ nidi
, cll , | , .
or Norvol DI.J , , , ,
Iiupotuney , riyiilillli , ( lloHund Vnrljjjjlu , wit i naai
lion Hit ,
llniivni > pjl > incei for Dofonultloi an I 'ftuttot
Only luunufuctory In tiiu WDIIOI
ITV , AI'I'LIANflKO , TIIUS4X4 ,
1110 llA'rmilKB AM ) UKl.Td.
Omalia Medical and Surgical Institute
26th and Broadway , Council BluffJ.
Ten mlntuoirlilo from cantor otOuiaua ou OiuaUa
ftud touull Jiluffi oluctrio uiotur Iluu.
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Tlio want advertisements iippoiirliiK In n
no\M > pi | > or uro often the most Interesting
part of Us contunts. Tliey express the urgent
needs , the dully wishes uf tlio people who
\ \ nut something and who are wilting to do
uoinuthln ; .
AGENTS WANTKR-To soil the boat double
roasting und bikln ? pin In the m irkot.
Sto.idv work. Oan prove to b ivo iieonta who
nw'io ovur * JI a week riuularly. A dre
Charles ijoluiltlious , Uonno.l H , iirs
W' Ludy or pontlo'ii in lo boarj by
u brlvuto f.itn.ly. Aildrosajna. lloo.
"
THNOOlfAlMlElland bookkeeper wanted.
Olvo reference. Address XXI , Doe , Council
'
cil mull's.
\\7 ANTED tloo.l clrl for Kimor.il housa
1 1 mirk inll'l 1'lntiier street.
\V ANTED-Agood nuro mrl. Mrs. Jacob
Mins. aid 1'latnor street.
\\7A.NTEO Mnti to work on farm. Apply
i tn I.uotmrd Kvorott.
rooms \uinted by twoyounic
men. In llrst eluss fiinil y. mo lorn convon-
cnces , good locality no.ir business. Nnina
prleo. _ _ _ S. P. . lice cilllcu , _
WANTKU Uooms nnd bo.ird by uontlemiin
nnd ludy without children. A. T , UO , lice
ofllee.
_ _ _ _
Hoard nnd room for xcntlomun ,
wlfo nnd oh. Id. Ail.lrosj S. II. E. . HEH
nlllco.
A PLEASANT room or rooms for lent ut'Ofl
Mrst live.
_
ITUJUSA LKOHTItADR-Tlioliii polled Clovo-
J.1 hind biy stulllon , "I'rlnci ) Kycdulo No.
41' ' , " nlll besnldeliuap for eiiBb , or will I rail a
for iroml youiiK inures or rows. This Is a fine
co. ich horse , stands 17 hands lilfli , uelgbs 1MH.
cued iM8o-ltlon | ) und slylUh. AddiessO. II.
I.niifki" . li.MIIrd stroot.
_
WANTEU-To buy n Kccond-liiird ton
biitrny or bugcy and hurnces. Address R
3 , Unit olllec. _
FAUJI nnd city loiuis. Money loaned oq
n toe It und grain. Ho-U cstnto for sales
Dwylllnu' and business runluls. Money loaned
forloual Invcatois. Lougeo &Towlei3il'eurl
street.
_
POH SAf < r Horse , bnisy nnd In mean at
blRsaerlUou : good out nt : pnod Wull brort
rend lioise. Must sell. U. 11. Lewis , 12 1'ourl
sticot.
$ .r > , uOO stoo'f of niorcbandlso In western town ,
well loc.itoil , dolns goorl hnslniMj , for aalo
or tr.ulu. IX O. Hartlutt , 781 Hroadway.
< ll bo.id of yiuini ; burses fnr trade ; Improved
lirouerly or l.inil. E. Q. H.irtiott , 741 11 road
way , Council ItlulTs.
I.noo worth of dry uoods und notions for BX-
clriii.-o. K. C. llartlett. 741 Hroadway.
T71OI5 SALH Creamery , well located in No.
JhrnRtci. . dolns coed hnslnois. Will tuko
urtn or or Gull entire business lit u bargain
1C. U. Sho.'ifo.
t-ALE Improved ' '
FOH ni-'iera stoe'i form
In western luw.i , * i ) ; ISJ-noro furni , * . ' 0 ; :2J-
IICICH.I.U Jolinstun & Van 1'iittoii.
rrt.l.AI'r ! ? ; Illlr'lwiiro St03l { I" central Nob.
t ? Will Involeoi.TO3. H llSheafo.
rrOH SALE Choicest farm In I'nitawnttu-
Jin o Co. . 4111 acres , well loonted nnd Im-
proved. 1'ilco $ U an .ILTO. II II. Slioufo.
II * YOU liuvo nnythins for s-ilo or trails aoa
L. II. bho ife. lirn.iilway un I .M un stront.
iJpOUUBNT Dwellings In all pirts of tlio
. * - ' elry. J3. U. jjlioufo. Hro.ulw.iy und .Main.
\STAMTKD-Eustern Nobr.isl lands In exT -
> T c'lmiiKii for Counoll Uliilfs property. B. It
Blioafo. ltro.twiiy ) und M iln atroac.
FOH SALIJ On small payments , fruit nnd
Kuril on Inn I noir Council IllulTs. U , II.
blioiifo. Uro.nlway and Main btioat.
.SAKR Albion Holler mills on lioono
- rlvur. Nub. ; llnost waterpower In tia ! state
dovolnpliiKl horse power w.itur entire yo ri
dully c.ipiulty , too hiirrols ; mucblncrv and
iippuiteiinnces complete In u very ( Utill.'Oaai
f riiino residence ; 8 acres of Inn I. tltlo portent ;
price , $ ! SOOi ) ; will tuko mil uprovol oustora
Nohraskit land. K. 11. Slip ifo.
"ITtOH HALE Clean ntoai < bar Iwuro , well os-
Jt ibllsliod trrJo , Invuleo about O.UJJ. Good
oiibon for selllii'Tjrm i o isli , E. U. Hlionfo.
SALE OH HB.NT-Qood coal ynrd with
- Boulus. etc. Groenahliilds. Nlcliolson & Co.
I71OK SALE Hnrdwuro stooic. will Invoice
Jfcl.OJU ; luouted In uri uctivo Nebraska town
of 1,600 iiupuUtlon ; bualnesaold ostub.lsboui
will hour o.o > ii liiYdsllL'iitlon. K. 11. Hlioufe.
EXCHANaE-Hotol nnd rust inrnnl
located ut Sbubort , Nob. , nnd Id lou In
Uanvor. Colo. ; will uxcliun o for clear N .
lirnsUu Innd. E. U. Blioafp.
$ : i,030 will buy 7-room t ullage with O'ixl30 fb
lot on North Bovonth streoij a burRuln. B
AOKE funn with Iniprovoinonts , Uva
" " illcs north of Council llltiir * ! t uu uerot
u Htiup bargain. K. U. Hlionfo.
_
W ANTED No' ruskulund In oxelmngo foi
good work lioii.ua. U II. Blioutu.
2 ToAOHUf triii , r ,00 nn iioio If sold within
tnnd.-ivs. Location seven niUoa from Coun
cil liuilfH. A suiiu barKuln. K. 11. Hlmufo.
The WhippleS
POST AUGER
I'AT. PKII.23 , 1193.
Mnnufucturcd bjr
COUNCH , IIIiUKPri MKQ. CO
Council lllulN , la.
Warrnntod to "Ink an elulit-
Incli hole , 2foots Inches , Iu oua
iiiliiiite.
Itli unoiunlccl bjr vnr other
In ruplillty. Iliililnux of opurtt-
tlcin/cuiiiiilutoiatsof construc
tion nnil chunpnuM ,
HI ) coneodud lif ull to bo n
tuurvul ( or runlilllf of oxucu-
tlou and oa o of opurutlou ,
Something New
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CircuUranl - Price
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11 u nro block , UouuallUlulfi , la.