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1 0 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY , JUNE 4. 1888. THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL" BLUFFS. OFFICE , NO. 13 I'UARIJ STllHKT. Delivered by Carrier in Any Tart of the City at TV , cnty Cents I'cr Week. U.W.TU.TON . . . MANAGER. TELEl'HONKSl flCMNKKi OFFICE. No. 43. NIOIIT KDiTOii. No. 23. M1XOU MENTION. N. Y. Plumbing Co. New spring Roods ftt Reltcr's. Additional Council Bluffs on second pnpo. Attend the meeting of the Republican club this evening nt room 1 , Masonic Temple. Mri * Louis Ludwlg , of the Milwaukee house , rejoices In the recent arrival of a son arid heir. CTho horse nnd buggy which John Brown hired Inst Tuesday of .1. L. Giles , wns found on Saturday nt n livery s ft > lo In Omahn. Colorado and West Virginia conl and best Marblchead lime at Council Bluff's lumber company's , WH ) Main street. Telephone No. 257 The monthly meeting of the Woman's Christian association will talto nlnco this afternoon at 3 o'clock , at the residence of Mrs. Simon Elsetnnti. livery reader of Tun Ben should bear In mind the rrco Iccturo at the Congregational church this evening. It will bo an entertain ment of prollt ns well as pleasure , and no ono can afford to miss It. Soinotlmo yesterday a llttlo lad , Elmer 1. Davis by name , escaped from the Omaha * deaf nnd dumb institute , nnd attempted to read1 his homo in Wahoo , Nub. Ho boarded the wrong train nnd arrived at the Broadway depot , where , according to Instructions from the Institution , ho was taken by the ofllucrs. Ho will bo icturned this morning. Two very nice ice wagons have just been completed by Mr. II. F. Hnttcnhauro for Gllbett Bi others. Thcso cold bearing vehi cles wcro upon the street jcstcrday and pro voked general comment nnd admiration of the workmanship nnd nrtlstic llnlsh. They nrc , without question , the lincst over turned E _ out for any locnl llrui. \ fcf A now society was organized last Saturday a evening nt the icsidonco of M. M Puscy , on Willow avenue. H is ( . ( instituted of ladles entirely , excepting ono man , who , it Is nl- cgcd secured his membership by Iranil. The name of thu society Is hidden beneath the symbols M. r. L. W. C. The avowed object is social improvement mid for this mil pose regular meetings will be held , nnd entertain ing programmes will bo arranged , r Yesterday was not a very quiet day with the police , notwithstanding the fact that the saloons were nil ( I ) closed. A woman by the name of Fcagley appeared and lodged n com plaint against her husband for threatening to Kill her. Tlio refractory spouse wns run in nnd haven chance too\plaln to the magistrate why tilings nro tliusly. W Seholleltl , David Kusscll , McGovern , Henry Moot o and W. Sair wcro too full for sober men and with thu exception of the latter , who left a deposit , wcro locked up. YcsU.iJ.uv morning the attendants nt St. Bernard's hospital wcro thrown into gic.it excitement by the escape of the j onus Dane , who has been conllned there for some weeks , suffering with Incipient insanity. Ono of the sisters was attending him , and when her back wns tuincd. ho leaped out of bed , rushed to the window and jumped out. Ho landed nil right nnd rushed away from the building. Airiving nt the cdgo of the ter race , which Is thirty feet or more above the street he fell down the bank und landed in the street bolow. His ( light and fall was witnessed by a number of persons on Broad way , and they rushed over to assist in secur ing the lunatic. This done ho was taken back to his room but little worse for his at tempted escape. Money ut low rates on ilrst-clnss lann security. Duriilmin , Tulleys & Co , UK Main street. Union Abstract company , 30 Main street. Tlpton has bargains in rcul estate. Get it Iloinq. Parties desiring a homo cither in the Van Blunt and Hico addition or Grepg tract , Council Bluffs , with house built to suit cus tomer on easy monthly payments , can se cure the same in the next ten days by inquir ing nt Nonpareil ofllcc , Omaha , or loom No. 0 , Evcictt block , Council BlulTs , la. The engineers btriko for Durlin Bros , for their groceries , 633 Broadway , Ed Lloyd will take your order. Tel. liOO. E. II. Shcnfo loans monev on chattel security of every description. Private consulting rooms. All business strictly confidential. Ofiico 600 Broadway , cor ner Mnfn street , up-stairs. Cut Kates to Chicago. The Chicago , Burlingtqn & Quincy railroad will give cut rates to all who desire to attend the republican con vention at Chicngo , ono faro for the round trip. A special tram will run for their accommodationbut the tickets will bo good on regular trains on and after Juno 10. Tickets will bo on sale on Juno M and from the 10th to 10th in clusive. Good to return between the 20th and 115th. M. M. Marshall , general agent. I'lirnurnplis. " \V. Stcinkopf has gone to Aicadia for a two weeks visit. H. A. Hey and wife , of Summerset , Dak. , nro in the city. J. M. Phillips loft Saturday evening for the Union Pacific for the west. Mr. A. K. Thompson , of Denver , Col. , is Uniting with his biother , G. W. Thompson , in tins city. Peter Beck and family have returned from Nebraik.i City , and will hereafter icsldo in the BlulTs. S. N. Henry and H. Mendel , of Neoln , Neb. , wcro in the city yesterday and were entertained by Postmaster Bowman. Ilov. W , T. Smith , who has been attending the general conference of the Methodist church ns n delegate , Is expected to arrive homo to day , Louis Meyer , who has for a long time been In the employ of the local express ofllccs , has pone to St. Louis , where ho expects to make uls future home. It Is Mr. Hunt , not Mr. Davenport , of the Ogden house management , who Is ill , nnd it is n cause for congiutulution that ho is on thu wny of recovery , E. A. Becker , formerly of this city but now of Sioux Falls , Dak. , WHS in the city yesterday. Ho departed with the "delcga tlon" for St. Louis. Peter Jensen , an old employe of Frank Levin , will open n cigar factory to day nt No , 140ft Eighth street. Ho isujoung man , a gook woiknmn und desci vcs to succeed. Saturday evening Mr. Sol Foster returnee ] homo from Colfux borings , where ho has been for some days trjing to regain his formei health. Ho Is much Impiovcd , and now contemplates - templates going , with his family , to Wnu- licslm. . Win. , his old homo , to spend a season at the bprings , Miss Clara Sprlnk has been for several dnj B routined ut homo on upper Wnshingtor ttvonuo with a severeuttuck of neuralgia ol the bowels. Her mother Is nt present visit Ing relatives in Freciwrt , 111. , and will nol return homo unless there is a change for the verse In the daughter's coiiJltion , S. 13. Wndbworth & Co. loan money , The oldest firm , nnd largest Block ol wall paper in the city. All the new thnilcb in ingranfa { nnd uilours. A fo\\ patterns in gilts at lOo pur roll at Kilos 402 Broadway. Motor Jjlnu Time TaMc. Until fuithcr notice the Manawn motoi line vtlll leave the Hock Ibland tracks at 0 , 11 nnd U o'clock a. m. ; at 1 , 2. 3 , 4 nnd 5 o'clocli p. m. und ut 7 , t > , a and 10 o'clock p , in. o KniisuH City * nml Oinnlm. Commencing Juno 1,1SSS , the 1C. C. , St. Ji A , O . H H. H. Co. will run their trains Nos 8 ami 4 between Kansas City and Omaha vii Council BlulTs nnd the U. P. bridge. The : will univo und depart thesamoashcictofoio M. M. MAKMULL , Ut'n'l Agent. Buy , mantels , grates and hearth fur fishings of thp New York plvunbing 09 , SUNDAY IN COUNCIL BLUFFS , Father Adolph Wcssollng Discourses Upon an Interesting Subject. SUNDAY BASE BALL QUESTION. Hot Pitching of Kev. Mr. llccs The White lints Sinrt For Bt Louis-Ono llorso on Brown. The Mysteries of CliHntlnnlly. The Nov. Fntlicr Adolph W crtelllnRC- livcrcd n very nblo nddrcss yesterday morn- InRnt St. Peter's church. His text was Itomnns xl. 33 nnil 30. Stating Ills subject , "Tho Mysteries of Chrlstmnltv , " ho snlds Tlie cnglcs nro snlJ to carry their young on lilgh to test their cjcs In the brightness of the sun and those not blinded by his light nro adopted and provided for , while the rest are liurlcd ngninst the rocks beneath. In a simi lar wny the chinch nets In reference to the truths of faith. Tlio high mystery of the Trinity , a mystciy which , by the fulness of Its Ilghtdnz7lcs the learned mul the unlearned [ iliko , Is placed among the llrstlcssons before the eyes of her beginners to test their soul's nobility and capacity for so sublime a mys tery. Surely , In this , the church inverts the order of things. In studying the nrts and sciences \vo ascend from the rudiments to lilghcr attainment1 ! , whilst she nuts at once Lhe noblest truths upon the portals ot her entrance - trance and closes them to nil who hnvo not the will and courage to confess the triune God. She docs not deem \\orthyofnny further training nnd attention. Thodoctrino of tno Trinity is the test of true faith and Christian sentiment. The church , taught by God , Is certnitily right in acting thus , be cause Christianity is n doctrine of mysteries. I ! ko u holy and mysterious tcinplo of the loril of hosts , stands Christianity In the world. Mysteries nro its foundations , mj stories its component p.iits , mystcilcs the tilings done in it and the service held in it. Like a mi raculous tree planted from foreign climes on our shores stands our holy faith before us. Mysterious U the sap which thrives in it nnd wondrous the blossoms which adoin it. Tor not the fundamental doctrine of the Tiinltj only , but almost every tenet of our Christian faith , flowing fromtlio holy source , is a mystery , and forces us to uvcl uin with St. Paul : "Oh , the depth of the lichts of the wisdom nnd of the knowledge of God I How iiKompruhcnsiblo arc His Judgments nnd how unsc.trchtiblc His ways ! " This is the ilrst after Trinity Sunday , and hence this mastery is still fresh in our minds. Lot mo to-day again , in honor ot this mys tery , vindicate our belief in the Triune God whom wo adore. What is Christianity which we hold to be a perfect religion I It is the revelation of the Trinity. It is the revelation of the Fath er's love , who , from all eternity , begot the Word nnd sent it to this world to culightcn every man. It is the revelation of the Son's love , who came on earth to recall by word , example and the faith ho planted , man from the wavs of error and of sin and put him on the road of truth and sanctity. It is the revelation of the Holy Ghost , who with wings of grace moves over the word ana cliurcn of Christ to protect and perpetuate them to the end of time. Christianity is then not the work of any human gen ius , or the result of any human Ingenuity , but is a divine communication , a gri'.co and power from on high. If then Christianity is the revelation of divine wis dom must it not in proof of its origin contain mysteries as high and lofty as God himself i Must it not embody truths as mysterious as the divine fountain fiom which they emanate ! Could God , the incomprehensible , reoal himself without revealing mysteries ? If I'luistianity embraced no other truths but wlmtnio within the gtasp of reason. Its bii th and origin could not bo of the triune God. A religion without mysteries is a clear production of some human craftiness , and on tills account as small and narrow as the human thought , as bitter nnd intollernnt as the modern mlldcl , anarchist 01 communist , and as changeable and defective as the range of their mind , vision and caprice. Hut in icllglon , which does not , like nature , show the external garments of God , there ehUld be no mysteries. Hero all should be clear to reason. In this field every Tom and Harry should be granted the privilege , as in politics , to dabble , to light and examine according to his views , faulty and misguided as they may be , the eternal tiuthsof God ; retain and reject , as the moral standard of his fancy or his mental capacity may advise. Is this not degrading religion far below the sciences nnd the visible creation of God , in which only men of noble learning dare pronounce results ? Is this not forcing human reason on tlie highest scat of the supeinatural , before whoso tribunal God himself should bow and yield i is this not , too , the meanest climax of temerity , since it is presuming that in the science of sciences , in the school of God's theology , any man or woman may establish nnd deny , when , truly here , the man of the profession , the learned and pious theologian bows in awe and reverence nnd moves with caution and with fear , lest he , too , should with the unstable and unlearned , heedless of St. Petei's admonition , wiest the things of God to his own destruction. The mysteiics of Christianity have recalled reason from her degradation , from its long night of pagan ignorance and abomination. They have icmoved the blinding bandage from the eyes of our mistaken pagan fore fathers. They have restored to human rea son its true wortn and destiny. And ns long as human reason seeks honestly for truth , so long will these mysteries bo the guiding stars , the beacon lights of our holy faith , not withstanding the senseless sneers of the un believer. For sale clicnp. Lots near the bridge to parties who will build nt onco. Ad dress or call on J. R. Rico , No. 100 Main street , Council Bluffs. Travelers ! Stop at the Bechtolo. Sunday KIIHO Unit. Last evening the Kcv. AV. H. W. Uces gave this subject a most thorough and compre hensive review. At the outset he stated when is the position of the Christian church upon the subject of Sunday amusements. In nppicaching the. review of the discourse of the Kcv. T. J. Mackcy. upon the same sub ject , Mr. Hccs said that ho did not wish to criticise the position held by any one upon this subject. It is the right of any person to think as ho pleases , but when these opinions arc given public prominence they demand public attention. Ho then stated the points made by the Kev. Mr. Mackoy , and In reply maae , among others , the following points : ' Is the world to dictate what kind of u Sab bath wo are to have ] If so , wo will have Sunday base ball , open beer garden * , saloons , etc. What do tlie laboring classes demand ! Not art galleries , libraries , bathing , etc. Thov are demanding more money for their work ; shorter hours in n day's service. Sotno nro demanding the open beer garden , but there is u largo class of laboring men which demands a Christian Sabbath , " He asked th' . * questions : "What churches are the most prosperous ) Those that are not rigid in their demands for Sabbath observance , or those who demand of the church n Sabbath of rest andwoishtpi Out of what kind of material aio v > o going to build up this republic ) Which is to bo more respected : the Christian cons cience or the Christloss conscience ) " The. questions thus asked were fully discussed and logical conclusions drawn , The address was \cry able and was listened to by u very largo audience. D. H , McDANELD & CO , , Hides. Tallow , Pelts , Wool and Furs. Highest Market Prices. Prompt Returns. tO ) and KS Halo Street , Council OGDEN- ; BOILER - ; - WORKS , UlUTJ-IK & SO.V , Prop's. MamifaitureraoC AH Kinds of Steam Boilers & Sheet Iron Work. Orders by mail farrvpalri promptly attended to.Sutlaf action Luurauteed. lEiUiA tnua. Ad- dt u Ocdtu Bellvr Worlu. CguncUBlucs.Iowa. THE ELEMENTS HAVE BEEN DEAD AGAINST THE Dry Goods Business ! BUT EISEMAN'S ' Peoples' Store Will make such prices and give such bargains , all this week , that no matter whether it rains or shines , the people will bo out in force. They will not bo able to resist the great temptation to buy goods cheap. All sensible people know that before the Fourth of July there will bo plenty of weather of the red hot'sort , and now is a good time to got ready. CSTSpccinl sale each and every day during this weeK will make things lively at our stores. A Sensation * at Embroidery Counter , By the bale of our big purchase from a leading Swiss manufacturer of Hamburg Edgings at Ic , 2Jc , 4c , Ojc , 7jc , 8jc , lOc , ItJjc and 15c a yard. Swiss edgings go at ! > jc , 4c , Sc , Gic , 7ic , Sic , lOc , ISJJc and 16c pcr _ yard. And 45-inch Swiss Skirtings at 46c , GOc , GOc , G5c , 75c , 85c , $1 , $1.10 , $1.25 , $1.35 , $1.50 , $1.G5 , $1.75 , $1.85 and $2. This purchase is offered at not half regular prices. See special prices from the late great Underwear bale in New York in lodies' , children's and gent's underwear at a great reduction. Bargains in all de portments for every day of the week. A WHACK AT GALICOS , We will sell calicos at 2ic per yard. Wo will sell genuine Indigo Blue Cali cos at 5c per yard ; sold everywhere at 7ic. WHOOPING UP SATEENS , This week great bargains. Elegant styles in 27-inch wide at only 7ic per yard ; regular price lOc. 32-inch wide , good styles , in blue grounds only , at 8jc , regular price 12jc. See 82-inch wide , in all ground colors , styles unique , and the price only lOe per .yard , regular price 15c. All best domestic Sateens in btock and in French Sateens not to bo had elsewhere ; designs exclusive. Cyclone-Torn Prices on Gingiiams , 10c dress styles go on at 5c per yard. Wo make a big deal in fine Scotch Zephyr Ginghams , closing out entire lots , and will sell them at 12jc , 15c , 18c and 20c. They are genuine articles and worth fraB 20c to 35c. A full line , good styles , at 7io to lOc per yard , in this season's ' productions. Staple Apron Ginghams at 4c per yard. Special Heavy Southern Checked Shirtings , best goods , at 0c per yard , regular price lOc. Cheviots at 5c per yard. Bales of Brown Muslin Lost , Railroad freight goes cheap : 7-8 fine brown goes at 4e per yard , regular price 6c. Bales of very heavy sheeting , yard wide , go a5 5c per yard , regular price 7c. 10-4 Brown Sheeting at 18c , 20o and 22c. 10-4 Bleached Sheeting at ! iOc , 22jc ana 25c. iGFOwing to the backward season wo nro compelled to move our immense stock of goods in a shorter time than usual , and as the goods must bo sold , our loss will bo your gain. Emdraco tis opportunity and lay in your supply nowat Peoples'Store 314 , 316 , 318 & 320 BROADWAY. SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OP COUNCIL BLUFFS. Lorgotit stooH , \ METCALF BROTHERS Furnishing Lowest Prices , I , Clothing , Hats , Caps , oto. X ? o 0)C w SF , P. RQHREH- , - W ) 'Willidm Slodontapf , A- ; MUELLER MUSIC .COMPANY. " .1 - * ' * -7 ffardman , Everett < 0 Fishcr\ \ EiA. ! * se-r.A.WB : . -DMlerlo < - * amaM. w w CAy&.Countj REAL , ESTATE § 1 M tn SU Oo uncfi ninm. X . . ' , H YorU. * . 1S MUTUAU UnMNB CO. w * ! No 8 rf. . . fr ) 1-2 i .HI iru. S xx y Largest Capital and ' Your - Cr Surpjua Patronags CITIZENS STATE BAN 1C - - 'O N of Any Bank in the city. ' Is Solicited co OQ STH COUNCIL , SslLILFastEiiv BLUFFS ,7X SMOKE _ . J , W , &EA SQUIRE'S Pqlnb , Oil 2 ( Qloao Go. rorcgoy.&Mooro'fl Title i. Wholesale. Santa ' " - KANDNC3B ARE 'THE BEST. St" No. 8. Pearl _ . < IIH r i B. ' S55fe : . I EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. WEIR SHUGART CO. Manufacturer of Flue Canlagcs and Buggies. I have always a full stock to select from. Call ana examine. Prices Low. MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. NO. 330 B3&OADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 Wrought and Cast III FOR a , Automatic Jfiyhcst Economy , Repairs. New 0 ; ? < Z JTaml L.I1U1I11.1P Simplicity and Durability. Nos. 1100 to 1200 , Tenth Avenue , Council BlulTs.Ia. Telephone 100. SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE. , such ns Lost , found , SPECIALaclvcrtisements . Wants , Hoarding etc. , will bo Inserted In this column at the low rule of TON OnNTS PKH LINK for the llrat In. Bertlon and Five Cents I'er Lluo for each ulS3- ) niicnt Insertion. Leave advertisements nt our olllce. No. 18 Pearl Street , near llroudway , Coun cil limits Iowa. WANTS. A waiter nt Allen's European WANTED . Situation as diaftsmnn. Address WANTED Lake St. , Omaha. Ten men or Intelligent boys In WANTED to clenn old tombstones. Ten dollars a day. Bend 81 for working outllt , par ticulars , etc. W. llanstou , box 5M South Omaha , Neb. TTUjn KENT Good house of eleven looms , J ? pleasantly situated , nnd one- aero of Rnrden , lawn and fruit. Apply to Horace Everett. KENT Three unfurnished rooms , two FOR . Inquire nt 124 Fourth St. A peed second-hand typewriting WANTED ing machine. Itemlngton preferred. Address O. W. Units. TTKJH SALE Three hotels In Nobinskn nnd Jj Iowa. Two lno ) stock farms for Halo. Will take htok of merchandise as part payment for one. Johnston .V Van Patten , .13 Main bt. WILL biiygoodhecond-liand furniture , stoves I nnd carpets ; will pay full cash value. A , J , Mandelta : llroadwiiy. W ANTKD A flrst-claba cook at UioCrcbtou house. IJlOifBATTlJ. Two acres choice land Just west -D of U. P. transfer depot. Will sell very low If sold soon. I'orrest Smith , llro n building. 8ALK At a bargain. 40 acres near stock FOH . South Omaha , Neb. , Johnson & Christian , Itoom 35 , chamber of Commerce , Omaha , ANTKD blocks ol merchandise. Have Omaha and Council lllulfs city property. also western land to exchange for goods. Call on or address Johnson . Christian , I loom 33 , Chamber of Commerce , Omaha. DO YOU WANT o You can get It In any amount , on either shorter or long time , on chatllu or real estuto security , Iteal estate of nil kinds. Call on or address L. II. Ciafts , b j llroadwuy , Councll.Illuirs , The Morris Typo Writer Is a practical , well made und llnely ilnUhcd machine , nnd combines the perfect lettering , exact ulllKiimcnt , and rapid vtritlmjof a hl h priced writer. The HIH- fcON MIMKOQKAI'JI , the best apparatus madu for manifolding autographic and tvpu writer work : : iUK ) coplescan betaken. TVl'U wlUTKIl supplies for Mile Send for circulars. Thu Kx- condor Co , Council Illutfu , la. Mention this paper. Star Stables and Mule Yards BroRdwu ) , Cuuncll Illuffs , Opp. IJummy Depot lloreea and mules constantly on hand , for sale at n/tull or In cur load lots. Orders promptly filled by contract on short notice. block zoUou coiniui'Jion. 5eleph ae ! ! ! . 8CULIJTE5I t BOtKr. D pot CouucU H. F , H ATTENH AUER , iVoN. ii7 I 'H4 rourlU Slrccl. & PLUMBERS , STEAM AND GAS FITTERS. . No. 652 Broadway , Opera JJouso Block , Council Bluffs. Telephone No. 284. NEW SPRING MILLINERY 1511 DOUGLAS ST. , OMAHA , NI3B. OFFICER & PUSEY , BANKERS. DOOBroadway Council llhilla , Iowa. EstablbhoU IffiT. COUNCIL , DJLBJFFS COSSET ECIE ! WOR/KS. U. G1UUL , Manufacturer. NO. 101 E. 1ESIOAUWAY. CORHESl'ONDBNOIJ SOLdCirEO. JOHN GILBERT , I'J.IHIHLH AND DUAI.KU IN WIND MILLS , IRON AND WOOD PUMPS. NO. 521 MAIN BT. , COUNCIL JULDFrs , IOWA I always keep in stock a largo variety of eastern" ? make Carriages , which 1 sell ata very low rate.1' 1 am always ready to show poods. tl ,1 WE ARE CLOSING OUR STOCK OUT FAST BUT ARE IN A HURRY ! And Every Department Must Be Cleaned Out Immediately. DURING THE SEASON YOU WILT. WANT DRY GOODS ! BUY THEM HOW WHILE THEY ARE GOING , YOU MUST HAVE CARPETS ! We Have Them For You and at Prices That Can't Be Duplicated. Don't Be Deceived. This is Your Opportunity. CASH DOES IT. 401 BROADWAY , COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA , flAnlkJNJloo ! iSliU MUELLER MUSIC CO. , 1814 Si. Marys Ave , , 103 Main Sired , OMAHA , NEB. COUNCIL 1SL.UFFS , E'VEIR.IETT A triumvirate of instruments which cannot bo excelled in tone , beauty of finish and general workmanship. nd Gentury Organs Excel all others in style of case , beauty of finish and volume of tone. Sold for CASH or on MONTHLY PAYMENTS. All kinds of Musical Instruments , Russian Gut 3tr'n ' s , Sheet Music and Muaio Books. Dealers supplied at Chicago prices. Send for Catalogue. Our Department of TOYS nnd FANCY GOOMS , we are cloijnv out at leu * tluin vo it. Uoalen please make a note of tills , and get your gootU cheap , 18 13. INCOKPOKAT13D 187 CO- , MASSILLOX , OHIO , MASUl'ACTUKKIMS. Kspcclally nesltned for SIZES FROM MILLS , ELEVATORS 25 TO 250 AND HORSE ELECTRIC LIGHT HORSEPOWER POWER , PURPOSES , AUTOMATIC : CUT-OFF : ENGINEj Branch House , Council Bluffs , Iowa , HENU I 'OIl CATAljUGUR. E. C. HARRIS , Manager. BROADWAY MEAT MARKET , U27 ItHOAI > lVAV. ALWAYS ON HANI ) A HIO SUIMMA" OP STEER BEEF , MUTTON , VEAL AND PORK , Bpculul 1'rlccs to HotclH , ItcataiirantH nnd Hoarding UOUSPH. Cooked Ham nnd Coin Heof. baubago Krcbli Kvorj D.iv. Fresh Fish i\cry : V1 duy. Poultry Fi-cbli on tiuturduy , 01:0. : n. juisciiiM : > oiir , Formerly with the Wcbtcrn Saubago Factory , Omuha.