I AM TIIK WESTimS A.OK.ST FOR TOR
"RICHMOND SKATE. "
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. . Ills tilil nickel at-d The bottom U * 1
Qlu . " It his | .ttr ipring rtecl bottimi corruwtB 1 wank. p shjo
-to III the tola ! .r . the ib.wor I. o. perfectly , th.reby tnlag the l.io * ' " . "A.1" ' * ! , 1" . ? ? ' _ "
to * cUmp ktil light lealter InUsp or li cl .trai , T"h el * ! " . 'J , ' ' ? " ? , ! ? inf ff , , o Sf Pti It
Council Biufli. low * .
BM1TH * TOMiEK
LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS
1 and 9 Main street ,
Council BLUFIS , IOWA.
A Complete Line of New Goods to Select From.
GENUINE SLAUGHTER
IN inn PIUCKJ or
Cooking and Heating Stoves !
The eeuon being tour advanced I hare concluded to dlroose ot my stovts MOMDUM or COST la prtl-
trend , to tloiln g tb m until next IOUOB. Call e rly M 1 wlllnot ba undersoldbyi nj one.
A T T i _ u J3 . _ 1
A. J. MandeL
825 .Broadway , Council Jlluffo.
KIEL SALE STABLES
Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand whlcb
wo will sell in retail or wholesale lots.
All Stock Warranted as Renresented ,
Wholesale and retail dealers In Grain nd Baled Hay. Prices
eonablo Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Corner Fifth Ave. & Council Bluff
HORENE & LANBSTROM.
Winter Goods Ready. Suits Made to Order in Latest Style
ca Short Notice nnd nt Rensonnblo Prices.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
205 Main Street , . . . . . . Council Bind.
AGENTS WANTED.
Drs. Judd & Smith's New Improved Electric Belt.
31D BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA ; 725 ELM ST. , DALLAS , TEXAS ; nnd IT. WAYNE , IND
IT POSITIVELY CURES Kidney andLlrcr Complaint , Dilght's Dlseato , Rheumatism , NeurahU
Djspcpela , Ken oneness. Wtstlng Wcakntu , Paralysis , Spinal AfTectlons , Indigestion , Heart Di9oag , Fits
Ilcatlach , Lame Back , Cold Feet , and all diseases requiring Increased motive powers. Now Improved bel
- l and (5 ; old style $2 each.
, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
332 and 344 Broadway , WOUNOm BLUFFS
PIANO
HALLETT , DAVIS AND COMPANY PIANOS
Endorsed by FBAKX Liarr.
EMERSON PIANOS.
Unrivalled or Tone or Flnlehi
KIMBALL PIANOS
Beat Modern Price to liuy.
The Kimbnll Organ , so long and favorably kniwn In the west , recommends'
STEWART , Solo Agent for above lines of Goods. Warerooma , 329
Bluffs nncil Correspondence Solicited. Agoata Wanted.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. Special k vertlsements , sue as Lost ,
found , To Loan , For Sale , To Rent , Wants , Board'
Ug , eta. , will be Inserted In this column at the low
late ol TEN CENTS PER LINE lor the first Insertion
and FIVE CENTS PER LINE lor each subsequent n-
ertlon. Leave advertisements at oar office , No.
Pearl Street , near Broadwav
WANTED A girl as woman for general hnufe
work. Must h va reteronces. lira. Lucius
j. 117 Fourth St. , Council Bluff ) .
FOR SALE A good cooketote.nlincut new. C
Due olllcc.
TJ m HENT Two nicely furnlehed rooms. Mrs.
JL1 A. A. Smith , 123 S Fin tat.
fj OK KENT A handsomely furnished room.
4 ; References oxcharRcd , llOSNiLthntrcit.
TITANTED A Riod jtlrl lor general house"ork In
M a family ol thitv , AduiJta II. Comcil Blufls
lleo allied.
TTfA.Vl'ED-Bj a Kcutloman of good address a
II position as book-keeper or salesman. Can
lurnlsn A No. 1 references as to rliaract.-r and ex.
Address letter A , Beu ollico.
WANTED dpcnti in every county In western
Iowa to sell tee "Champion Ilosoin Stretcher
and IronlrK Board" , Ktory lady pronounces It on
sight to bo Just whit shj\\ant , either lor heieell
or hlrei' tioln. Big Inducements to agents Hetilld
lor 31 , Addrees 0. U. S. and I Beard , IJ e ottico
Council H.uDf , Iowa.
gi'Oll SALE Houses. Lots and Land. A. J.
J1 Hopreason , 6C3 First avenue.
FOll SALE A top-buggy , first. . 1'8 | uiako and
In ex.ellent condition. Or will trade lor cheap
tot. AildrcJar.il Bee nlllce , Council BluTs.
COAL AND WOOD-Ocorgo Heaton , 028 Broad
way , eells coal and wood at reasonable prices ,
elves 2,000 Ibs. lor a ton , and 179 cublo ( or a cord ,
Try him.
FOlt SALt Piano , H. K. Seaman , Paper , Btoks
and Stationery , Council BluJ. .
\TTANTED-Kvery tcdym Council Bluffs to take
VV TuiBir. Delivered by carrier at only tnsnty
a w * k.
OLD PAPERS For tale at Bsi office , at SB oenU
a hundred
hundredJ. . R. TATE ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practice In State and Federal Court * .
Oollootloni promptly attended to.
Room 16 , ShuRMt'i ' Building ,
COUNCIL BLT7VFS IOWA
Dr , W. H. Shbrradon
DENTIST ,
Masonic Temple ,
Ooonoll Blaflfl Iowa.
R , Rice M. D.
niynpnn oroUirtnmorf itiaoved without thi
Imfl UuHUj kalle ot inwlac ' tl d.
CHRONIC DISEASES" " * * * * >
Orer thirty yaari t > racllol npirlaiM IUU * > a.
i , Parl etrMl , -
Ire * .
j. L. DKBEVOISE.
Ion Met
No. 007 Broadway Council Bluffi.
Railway Time Table ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
The following are the tlmes.of the arrival and de
parture ol trains by central standard time , at the
local depots. Trains leave transfer depot teg mln
utes earlier and arrive ten mlnutos later.
CDIOAOO , BDRUMarOH ASD qUUOT.
LliVI. 1BBIT1.
CSipm : Chicago Express BoOam :
DiO : a m Fast Mall. 7:00 : p n >
7:10a in | * Uall and Eipress , 1'J3 p m
ISSO : p m Accommodation. S40 ; p m
'At local depot only.
ajkSSU C1TT , St. 10 * AND COUNCIL BLUrTS.
10:05 a m Uall and Express , ' (1:55 ( : p m
6:16 : p m Pacific Express , f.U a m
OHIOAOX ) , kILWiUKBK AND BT. MUU
6B : p m Express , 0:05 : a m
9:29 : a m Express , 0:66 : p m
OH10AOO , BOOK ISLAND AND rACITIO.
1:25 : p m AtUntlo Expreos , 0:05 : a m
0:25 : a m Day Express 8:51 : p m
7:50 : a m * Des ifolnej Accommodation , 0:16 : p m
"At local depot only.
WABABU , BT , LOUIS AND rAcine ,
5:10 : pm Acoommodat-on BMam :
1:80 : p m Louis Express 8:45 : p m
1:50 : p m Chicago Express 10:55 : a m
Al Transfer only
cmoAox ) and HORTUWISTBM.
6:60 : p m Express , 0:60 : p m
9Hiam Paoiflo Express B:06 : a m
itonx cm AND FAcino.
I'M p m St. Paul Express , 9:00 : a m
MO a m Day Express 7:00 : p m
ONION ricmc.
8:00 : p m Western Eipress , B0 : a m
11:00 : a m Paulflo Express , aiO : p m
15:10 : a m Lincoln Express , 1:18 : p m
At Tranefer only. '
BD1IUT TRAINS TO OUAOA.
-7:20-fiSo-8SO-10:3 : : : < MliOa. : m. 1SO-1J : :
: so4to6sosoll:06 : : ! : : p. m Sunday 7:20'- :
p'.So-ll:40 : a. m. l:30-8SO-6:30-flSO-ll:05 : : : : p. m.
rilve 10 minutes before leaving time.
From tuniter only
A.DiII3S10K-Oents Ife Ladlu 10a
BKATE3-Qents ISO , Ladles 100.
Admlulon Fr to Ladles each moralnj and Tu s-
day and Thnrtday altcrnooos , U ot BkatM 1
cent * .
F. BCUANCK , JL n , UABTENB ,
Proprlotoi
InnJEfltORH.DN
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
tit Middle Broadway , Council BluHt.
COUNCILJLUFFS
ADDITIONAL LOO AL NEWS.
PLEASING THE PUBLIC ,
John B , Bough Tells The Bee Some of
" the Difficulties.
\ Tow of Ills Pcnionnt Experiences ,
These who wore BO entertained by the
octnro of John B. Cough would have
band him fully as entertaining , or morn
BO , In private conversation had they the
opportunity to moot him socially , Ilia
'and of anecdotes acorns inexhaustible.
THE BEE man had the privilege of moot
ing him in company with Hon , D. 0.
Bloomer , at the Ogden houso. Some re.
marks caused the conversation to drift
upon personal Incidents in regard to Mr.
jongli'a experience with various and-
oncos. Naturally In forty-two years of
mbllo life , and in < appearing before
lUdloncos in all parts of this and the old
country , ho has had not a few amusing
ncidonts. Some of those ho narrated In
ils inimitable manner. Among those
was one of an Englishman who Introduo
ng him to the audlonoo compared him to
'Samson ' of old who had slain his thous
and and tons of thousands
with the jaw bono of an ass. "
VnotherJJtimo a Scotchman in introdnc-
ng Mr. Qough , expressed the hope "that
10 would prove a deal bettor as ho look
ed. " At one place , n temporary plat-
orm had boon arranged In a church , but
o high that Mr. Gough had to look down
rom n dizzy height upon the audience.
Io objected to such a platform , but it
was too late to remedy It , and the preacher -
or who opened the mooting with prayer ,
devoutly told the good Lord , "Wo are
sorry , 0 Lord , that the arrangements are
not phasing to the speaker , and wo pray
thee that the difficulties may not prove
OB great as are expected , hut that ho may
> o able to give as good a lecture hero , as
10 Is reported in the newspapers as hav-
"ng given In other places. "
All such hits of his personal experience
ese the greater share of tholr force by
repetition , but when told by Mr. Gongh
limaelf they are most laughable.
"Spooking of Stanley , " sold Mr.
Gougbj "I think a good deal of him for
ono thing that he did , that was the way
10 treated the Oxford students. It was
capital. You know the Oxford students
iay very little respect to any ono who islet
lot connected with the college. I , my
self , had an experience with them. I
Tied for an hour before I could get theme
o listen. Every time I would attempt
: o speak they would cheer and clap their
lands , etc. , and drown me out. There
; hey were , four hundred or raoro young
men , with tholr gowns and flat caps.
Well , finally , I got a chance to shout out :
'Fair ploy la a jewel ; that is an English
man's motto. Is It fair play for several
lundrod of you to bo against one , and a
little ono too1 They made some further
racket , but the Idea seem to strike them ,
and as they quieted a little I got a chance
to tell them to aond up their champion
and lot him talk ton minutes and then I
would talk ton minutes , and the rest
should be the jury. That was fair play.
After a little ono fellow said : 'Well , Christ
turned water into wine. ' I replied , 'I
haven't anything to say against that kind
of drinks. You may drink all the wino
you can get made out of nothing but
water. ' There was a good-natured laugh ,
which silenced that ono , and then an
other cried out 'irell , Paul told Timothy
to take a little vine for his stomach's
sake. ' I turned , and pointing my finger
at him said , 'now , just look at him ; a
[ jreat , robust frame , the very picture of
health , able to wrestle with and throw
live ordinary men , and yet , poor fellow ,
ho wants a little wlno for his stomach'
sake. ' There was great laughter , and I
had won and waa given a hearing.
"But , Stanley , ho did a capital thing.
Ho appeared , and on the platform with
him was a regular Zaln , who had been
with him several months. They com
menced wi'h Stanley as with mo , and it
sort of dazed him at first , but after a
little ho commenced hurrahing and cheer
ing himself. This struck the Oxford
students as queer , and they quieted
iown to BOO what it meant.
Stanley said , 'gentlemen , please do
not atop. John , hero , has not scon snob
a sight since ho loft his homo in Zulu
land , eight months ago , and it delights
him. This next comparison of the cul
tured but mischievous follows to the wild
Zulus , had the desired cfloct.and Stanley
waa given an attentive hearing. "
Speaking of interruptions , while speak
ing , Mr. Gough tells of ono fellow who
kept singing and from the gallery , "That
Isn't ' so , " and occasionally making the
contradictions more offensive by an oath.
At every interruption of thla kind some
pretty well dressed follows , who looked
like gentlemen , and who were just under
the gallery , would laugh , and appear de
lighted. Some in the audience called
"Put him out , " but Mr. Gongh said ho
did not want him put out. Hu pitied
him. It was evident that those other
fellows had got a few drinks into him ,
and were delighted that ho was making
such a fool of himself. Ho then told
the story of the man who waa a
great joker , but had only ono joke , and
being a great stammerer had difficulty in
getting oil' oven this. Everybody know
the joke , so when ho commenced in his
stammering way to toll it to a stranger ,
ono of the stammerer's townsmen standing * -
ing by , and sympathizing with bis stnt
toring attempt , sold to the stranger , "He
wants to ask you if you know why Ba
laam's oas spoke. " The stranger said he
thought It was because the man was a
stammerer and cot his ass to speak for
him. The laugh that was raised made
the fellow in the gallery so angry that he
blubbered out , "That's mo , " and the
crowd renewing the laughter , the fellow
picked up his hat , rushed out and quiet
was restored.
At another time a man kept Interrupt
ing him , and as some ono in the audience
called "Put him out , " Mr. Gough tald ,
"No , no , lot him stay , you know the
minister who told the woman who was
about to-remova a crying baby from the
church 'Let the baby stay , ray
good woman , the baby doesn'l
disturb me. ' 'But you disturb the baby , '
replied the woman. Now , that poor fel
low la not disturbing me. but I'm dis
turbing him , Let him stay. " There
was no more interrupting , and by the
next day that fellow had the nickname
"the baby" stick BO closely to him by hit
acquaintances that it kept by him for
months.
Mr. Gough is full of such anecdotes
gathered up from his personal eipori
onces with audiences of all lands and all
ranks , and n half hour's chat with him is
sufficient to learn that the paths of oven
, ho moat successful public speakers is not
strewn with roses altogether.
V13USONAU
Col. JV. . Clmpmnn Is at homo ng.vu ,
< T , J , Stowixrt is recovering from his attack
ot fo\or ,
A , W , Street spent his Clitlatmns in No-
aska Ctty.
Miss May Morgan is a puost of Miss Jen
nie Ilanthorn ,
Uob Harris of Missouri Valley , was nt the
Pacific yesterday.
Tom Carlisle , of Missouri Valley , spent
Sunday at the Pacific ,
, TC. Itoagan 1ms returned from DCS Molnos ,
whore ho spent Christmas with his family ,
B. T , Shearer , an attorney from Ida Grove ,
waa among those at the Pacific house yester
day.
day.F.
F. W , Spotman had a million-dollar Christ
mas gift , in the farm ot n sweet little rnatdon
irosontod to htm by his wife.
P. H. Wind , the contractor , has started on
a visit to his old homo in Denmark , and
sailed ( rom Now York on Christmas day.
Mr. Lynchard , the city editor of the Her
ald , is lying very ill at his room on Pearl
troot , and for several days ho has boon in nil
unconscious condition.
George Smith , of the Ph < rnix , has returned
rum Minneapolis , and is now hunting , with
ilood in his eye , for the fellow who said ho
was going to bring back a bride ,
.BOLD ROBERT ,
Antl < ntle Man Gets Hit * Pockets
Cleaned Out ntThc Trans
fer.
Saturday nlqht a man named Graves ,
tailing from Atlantic , nnd on hla way to
Cheyenne waa the victim of n bold rob-
jory at the transfer Saturday night. Ho
was in the onthonoo at thotiiuoand
lovoral follows coming in , pushed against
lira rudely , and as ho protested , and
.hoy . passed on , ho founu. that his pocket
md been cut , and about $100 taken from
t. The fellows made good their escape.
Ask your grocer for McClnrg's self-
raising buckwheat. Try it.
"Etlocn Ogo. "
The following Is the cast of characters
or the above entitled play to bo glvod by
ho young folks of the Catholic church in
Dohany's hall this evening , In connection
with tht Catholic fair in Masonic hall :
Patrick O'Donnell , the lover of Ellen
Morality , Goo. F. Hughes
ilr. Moriarty John Connors
Brynn OTarrell , "a tight broth of a boy"
Thomas Hughes
lenry Loftus , the Landlord. .PatrickMcAteo
lev. Pother Mahoney John Madden
Jaclean John O'ltourko
loha Thomoa Andrew Hessan
? eter McCam Frank WIckham
dm , the Penman James GaUIn
tlichnel N olan Andrew Hessan
Eileen Moriarty Miss Cecelia Hughes
STora O'Donnell Mary O Neill
Bridget Mnguiro Mrs. C. A. Fox
kits. O'Donnell Miss Kate WIckham
Irish Policeman John F. Morris
iailiff John Mulquoen
Irish Bag Piper Batt O'Connor
Peasant Girls The Misies Tessie Blaxslm ,
Jennie Hoaaan , Mollto Lacy , Maggie
Coyne , and Mamie Million.
Fanners , Peasants , Haymakers , Constables ,
etc , by several young men.
Fatfflly Scalded ,
Gray Eagle.
A sad accident , resulting In the death
of an eight-months1 old child of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Garmlro , occurred last Frl
day evening. Mrs. Garmlro had placed a
dish of hot water on the table at which
the little ono was sitting in its high chair ,
when it pulled the dish off the table in
snch a manner as to empty the contents
upon the lower limbs , both of which
were severely scalded. Medical aid was
called , but in splto of all that could bo
done the little suflorer passed away on
Saturday evening.
McClurg's self-rising buckwheat flour
always ready for nse. Try it.
IOWA ITEMS ,
The indebtedness of Dubuque county
a $ ! )0,000. )
A bank at Rockwell city opens morn-
ngs with prayer.
The now packing honso at Atlantic
opened up last week.
There am at present 230 persons in
; ho Anamoaa penitentiary.
The creameries at Ackley are making
1,000 pounds of tfiittor dolly.
Mrs. Martin McKim has donated SI-
! 00 for a reading room at Denison.
The Cedar Rapids packing house otn-
iloys 300 men and consumes 5,000 hoes
daily ,
Rev. Dr. J. n. Mason , the naw presi
dent of Lafayette college , has been In
augurated.
It Is estimated that Dos Molnes has
spent the past season § 20,000 less than
'Is income.
Two Nebraska men on their way to
Pennsylvania were confidcnced out of
J90 near Cornwell last week.
A large wild animal supposed to bo a
lynx has boon seen by several hunting
parties in the woods near Sioux City.
An ordinance lately submitted to the
city council of DosMoines , limits the
city's expenses for 1885 to $86,100. CO.
Blackleg , which prevailed to a consid
erable extent among the cattle of Ida
county a short time since , has subsided.
The Continental Oil company of Coun
cil Bluff * , has filed articles of incorpor
ation with the secretary of stato. Capi
tal 8100,000.
Burlington has borrowed $18,000 at
the rate of 8 per cent pei annum to moot
the city's current expenses between this
and April , 1885.
Indictments charging Assistant Marsh
al Zoornsch and Attorney Celowio ol
DCS Moines , with compounding a felony ,
have been returned.
The Burlington , Cedar Rapids and
Northern railway company proposes to
go into the ice bnslndis at Cedar Rapids
and ship lea south next summer.
The steamer Tompklns which has been
In the custody of the United States
Marshal , at Sioux City , was last week
turned over to it * owner Commodore
Kounlz.
The Methodist society of Anamosa has
organized a regularly-equipped commit
tee for the purpose of looking after those
of their own people who may ba sick erIn
In need ,
William Johnson , a guest of the Cart-
wright house at Creston , hod $85 stolen
from his room last week. 'William Mac-
kin , the suspected party , has fled the
country.
The CASO of the state ngalnst Mtko
Winters for causing the death of a Cedar
Rapids policeman was tried in Burling
ton last week and ended in a verdict of
acquittal ,
The Into grand jury of Dos Molnos ex
amined seventeen liquor cases , dismissed
throe , and returned Indictments ID four-
toon. The shaking up the jury received
las produced some fruit.
Captain Smyth , of the Burlington
police , resorts to palmistry In his dis
posal of tramps. The horny-handed ate
given notice to leave the city and the
soft-handed are sentenced to work on the
stone pile.
Martin Rlckors , John Muraford and
John McDevitt received flesh wounds
from pistol shots and Mlko Murray was
seriously cut about the head in a saloon
row which took place at Charlotte , Clin
ton county ,
Tramps in largo numbers are infesting
the country about Glonwood and Atlantic.
They walked into the latter place in force
last week and going Into the stores took
what they wanted. The merchants were
told that submission was the best policy
and acted accordingly.
Dr. Ell Qulgloy , whoso sensational
orlmo of robbing a grave , potting the
corpse in his oflico and setting fire to it In
ordbr to obtain $20,500 Insurance on his
life , causing great oxcltomontat Reading ,
Rlnggold county , last July , has made a
fall confession of his crime.
Harry Gllaoplo , the colored man who
has boon in the Sioux City jail for some
time , charged with shooting a colored
woman , has boon released on his own
recognizance. The prisoner is now in
the last stages of consumption and his
release was granted as further confine
ment would hasten his death.
Esthorvillo has never had but two post
masters , Supervisor Jenkins being the
first , who was appointed under the ad
ministration of James Buchanan , in the
spring of 1SGO , and hold the ollico until
about the year 18G5 , when Howard
Graves , the present incumbent , was ap
pointed.
A locomotive exploded at a place called
Iowa Junction , on the morning of the
17th. The fireman was blown a distance
of two car lengths , and waa so badly
scalded that ho died from his Injuries in
a few hours. The engineer escaped un
harmed , although the force of the blast
blow him through the cab window and
when ho recovered his souses ho found
himself standing bosldo the onglno.
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509 , Omaha , Nob.
ALONG THK LINE 07 TUB
Chicago , St. . Paul , Minneapolis aos1
OMAHA RAILWAY.
The new extension ol this line from Wakeflsld of
Ibs
BBADTIFUL VALLEY of the GAH
through Conoord and Oolerldg I
r
Reaches the best portion ol the State , SpeoUl
Bnrelon rates lor land leekori over thli line
Wayne , Norfolk and Ilartlngton , and via lllalr to
prlndp&l polr.U on the
SIOUX CITY & PAOIFIO BAILUOAD
Trains over tht 0. , St. P. U. ft 0. Railway to Oov
ngton , Sioux City , Ponca , Ilartlngton , Vrayne and
Norfolk ,
Ooxxxioot ca-t 331 * , la-
Of fitment , Oakda.e , Nullzh , aod throogh to Yal
ntua.
H. B. ATWOOD ,
Plattamouth , ' - Nebraska
IttlDIKOr TU010V9BIMO A D BUB IkABI
HEREFOBD 11D JERSEY BnnLE
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ITYoantf itook lor iilti. Coirofondtnoe tolloil
1513 DOUGLAS * ST : , OMAHA :
Commencing Monday , November 24th
Consisting of Picture Frame
Mouldings , Picture Frames ,
Engravings.Paintings.Water .
Colors , Photographs , Station
ery , Pocket Books , Purses.
Ladies' Shopping Bags , Scrap
Books , Albums , Statuary , Ar
tists' Materials , GoldBronze ,
Plush and Velvet Oahinet
Frames , Brackets , Comb and
Biush Sots , Jewel Gases ,
Work Boxes , Glove and
Handkerchief Boxes , Oder
Setst Birthday , Christmas
and New Tear Cards , and a
Great Variety of Fancy
Goods and Poverties Adapt
ed to the Holiday Trade ,
E-Savo You Pictures
to Frame
*
I so , tins is mi opportunity of a
life-time to get them done in the
best of &tle , and at prices df-tying
all competition. I have the largest
and finest stock of the above goods ,
in the city , having made my entire
Holiday Purchases bofon deciding
to retire from the business. Failing
health compels mo to make a
change and in order to close out
uiy stock at once , I offer without
reserve , bargains in every line such
as will insure a speedy sale. This is
the Greatest Opportunity ov r of
fered to the citizens of Omaha and
surrounding towns to Beltct their
Holiday Goods. Come at once acd
DO convinced that every article of
fered is a bargain.
1518 DOUGLAS STREET.
THE OH EAPEST PLAGE IN OMAHA TO BUI
r
r
Om of the Best and Largest Stocks in the United States
to Select From.
NO fcTAIKS TO CLIMB.
ELEGANT PASSENGEE ELEVATOR
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTUUING
JEWELERS and SILVERSMITHS
v . w
Fine Diamonds , Rich Jewelry ,
French Clocks , Bronze Statuary , .
English Silver Plate , Antique Brass Ware ,
European Holiday Novelties ,
MAX MEYER & B.RO.
LeadiugMusicDealersintlieWest
OAHUY IN STOCK ALL THE
CELEBRATED MAKES
-OF-
Pianos and Organs !
Jjower frlccs and Tei'intt tltin JF/wnf/i than
ever offered toe/ore. A. visit fo our ivat'c
solicitctf.
Dr.CONNAUGHTON
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103 BRADY BT. , DAVENPORT , IOWA , D. 8. A , JUabllihud 1B7 OaUrru ,
Deolneea , Lung and Nervous DUcwoa Speedily and Permanently Oared , I'utlunti
ar ed ftt Home. Write ( or "Tin MguioiL-MiwiiorUKY , " ( or the I'oojile.
OonanlUtlon and Oorroinondence Qralti. P. 0. Dox iJ02. Teluphuno No , SO.
HON. EDWARD RUSSELL , PoitmuUr , Davenport , lava : " Phyaiolan of
IU . Ability and Marked Saooeu. " CONGRESSMAN MURPHY , Davenport ,
< rr\t \ * : "An iionorabla Man. Vine Hococas , Wnndnrfu ) Oiir ' ' Tfonr R / > f >
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