THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : MONDAY. DECEMBER 31 i 1888.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNOnTBLUFFS.
OFF1CH. NO 12 I'KARIj STUKET.
fcllt i red by carrier In Anv 1'nrt of he City a
\vctity Cents I'crcc1c. .
II W. T1I/JON . MANAOiil. :
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Ilt'cIMPf ! Omt K So. 4
NHIIIT KlilTOH , Nfi.21.
SIIJNTION.
N. Y , Plumbing company ,
t'onland wood. K.K.Mnyno.Olfl B'way.
Klegant overcoatings nt A. Roller's ,
merchant tailor , 310 Broadway.
The Methodists are happy and may
well be proud , for their church is out of
debt.
Kd Brooks was pulled in last evening
while drunk , for abusing and maltreat
ing his family. He put up $10 for his
appearance this morning and was re
leased.
Harmony Chapter , Order of the East
ern Star , holds a bocinblo at the Mn-
Minic parlors this evening. Refresh
ments will be served and an Interesting
programme rendered.
The cornices are being put on the new
Merriam block. The building is show
ing up more pleasingly than was gener
ally impeded. It is certainly ono of
which the city may well feel proud.
The most annoying railway crossing
in the city is that on Broadway by the
Northwestern depot. There is switch
ing going on continually and delays
to travel along Broadway are numerous
and aggravating.
The statement in yesterd.iy'sBni : that
the live now cottages being erected by
Dr. C. 11. Judd , would cost SlbO , should
have been $ IMK ) . Two of them are
.icarly llniHhed. and work on the olhers
is well under way.
The annual rental of the sittings in
the Congregational church will take
nlaco next Thursday oven ing. The
ladies will servo a supper in the parlors ,
and business and pleasure will bo com
bined in a happy way.
There will bo a crowd at the police-
moil's ball at Masonic temple this even
ing. Many of the invitations have
been accepted and there will bo quite a
delegation from abroad. The event
will bo a very enjoyable ono.
The musical features of the services
in the Congregational church yester
day were of special merit. This choir ,
consisting of Mrs. Hawlcy , Mrs. Evans.
Messrs. Westcott and McDcrmid , with
Mr. DeNormaiulio at the organ , is as
fine a musical combination as can be
found in any church in either city.
There will bo a watch meeting at Odd
Fellows hall this evening , to bid good
bye to the old year and welcome the
new. The Daughters of Rebckah will
have the affair in charge and will servo
an elegant supper in addition to a line
litcrai'i and musical programme. All
Odd Follows and their invited friends
will bo present.
TheC'Oiincil BlulTs variety theatre is no
more. There has been dilllculty between
the managerof the troupe and the owner
of the hall. The owner"wanted to reserve
the hall for all dances , etc. , but iho
manager could not see it that way. As
a result the show is gone , and the BlulTs
will enter upon the new year with one
less disreputable institution lo her dis
credit.
The last consignment of seats for the
now Atkins school has been received ,
and will be placed in position this
week. The steam heating apparatus is
working finely , and is kept running all
the time to nave the buildinir warmed
by the time school open one week from
to-day. The plaster and walls are per
fectly dry , and there is no doubt as to
the building being in readiness at Iho
appointed time.
Mr. Officer has secured a large num
ber of orders for incandescent lights ,
enough to warrant the establishing of a
plant. The canvass is a very practical
test as to the way the people feel in re
gard to the question of lighting. It
shows that there is a great demand for
electric lights. The company which
gets first into the field and gives the
people the most light for the least
money , will got a great patronage.
Dr. C. B. Judd , the electric belt man
ufacturer , has about closed a contract
for furnishing bolts and Batteries to Dr.
Scott , the famous olcclrical specialist
of New York City. Dr. Scott manufac
tures electric bolts , corsets , brushes ,
etc. , and requires about 6,000 batteries
per month. This will largely increase
Dr. Judd's business , and will necessitate
an inci'caso in his factory to four times
its present size , besides giving employ
ment lo about thirty-live men.
It seems probable that the Chautau-
qna assembly grounds will bo utilized
for other great summer gatherings bo-
hides that of the assembly. There is
already a move on foot for a national
camp-meeting later in the season.
"When Iho grounds are improved Mid
Biiilablo accommodalion provided , there
will bo no dilllculty in securing various
legitimalo gatherings , drawing thous-
unds of people hero , oven when the as-
bembly is not in progress. The secur
ing of funds for the $10,000 amphithea
ter is ono of the financial moves which
must bo successfully carried out at
once. Everybody should help make
this enterprise a success.
Dr. Cleaver , 20 North Main. Tel. 117.
See W. C. Stacy's ad.
of 15. Burhorn , No. 17 Main street , has
laid in nn immense stouk of holidu.v
poods , which will bo sold cheaper tliun
over. This is a special inducement for
thirty du > s. All poods first class and
nuarantecd to bo inst as represented. It
is nn established fact that you can got
the be&t poods for the loist : money there.
Call and examine the stock and got
prices before purohiiahig ,
The London "Tailor's" is the place to
got your clothes mado. 037 Broadway.
Rock Spring coal , Gleruon , 'JO Pearl
etreot. _ _
Buy groceries , stationery mid Christmas
goods of h'olloy & Younkorman , 10J U'way.
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Owing to the death of Mr. E. E. Hark-
ness , the interests of the family require
thnt fho husinosa of Harknoss Brothers
bo settled without delay. All parties
Indebted to the linn will confer a favor
l y making early gottlomont.
J. E. HAUKNKSS , No. 401 Broadway.
Pcrsounl P
Prcsidlnff Elder W. T. Smith will
rpend his Now Year's day with friends
In DCS Molnes.
Olllcor Jsonborgor returned yesterday
morning from a snort visit with his
parents and resumed his place on the
police force.
See Forrest Smith's special column.
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All grades hard coal , 0. B. Fuel Co.
llHnfils and Iowa best soft coal , Glca-
BOH , SJO'J'carl street. _
PickVed trlpo and pigs' feet at Tib-
bltts1 , 316 Broadway.
For rjynt Two now store rooms in
rood locution ; Nos , 737 and 739 Broad-
Way. 8 , Saunders , 80 Pearl st <
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Ono Church Announces Itself na
Free From Ita Dobts.
A SMALL BLAZE ON BROADWAY.
The Cat hello Knlr n SHCCPIS The
ninlllK-H Hnptiitt l-'or tin ; I'ort
r\o Siindny ttoozc
Oi-lier HOIIIH.
A Clinrnli out of Debt ,
The services at Broadway Methodist
church yesterday morning were of n
very interesting character. A Mibjeet
had boon announced far the pastor ,
Rev. I ) . C. Franklin , and in opening he
fciild : "When I came to you as pastor
by the authority of the church , I came
in the name of God , to do the service of
the hour here ; to upbuild your interests ,
spiritual and temporal , and to help the
greatest possible number into the right
way. I found on an examination of the
books that there was an Indebtedness of
$ l,711.0upon yon. Now. I thank God ,
I am able to bay to you , that through the
labors of Brother Orentt and his
associates , who have labored zealously
along this line pledges amounting to
$ l,7i ) have been received. Thcao are
as good as gold , and it is with earnest
thanksgiving that wo can enter upon
the services of God's muise knowing
that no debt remains. 1 had expected
to speak to you to-day , but lind myself
unable to preach twice , and as Brother
W. II. Ilickman , a presiding elder in
the northwest Indiana conference , is
with us and has consented to hpeak to
us , I take pleasure in introducing him. "
Mr. Hii'kman selected as his text the
miracle performed by Moses in chang
ing the bitter waters to sweet by cast
ing into them leaves from a certain
tree , according to the command of God.
Exodus , 16th chapter , last paragraph of
last verse.
Haiti ho : "There is a striking simi
larity between the msin-h of the .lows
from the land of bondage to the Prom
ised land through the wilderness , now
basking in sunshine and then plunged
in gloom to the progress of a human
life from the cradle to the grave. The
children of Israel had mot n crisis in
their history. Mountains towered upon
either side ; the enemy was behind and
the aca before them ; God had opened
the waters and they had parsed safely
through to the banks of deliverance.
How like life this is. Like the pendu
lum of the clock we irotoand fro , touch
ing trial on the one side , victory upon
the other. One day It is alllietion , the
next it is joy. This people had gone
but a little way into the wilderness
when they met another great trial.
Their water had long ago given out
and they weio siilloring from thirst.
The springs for their relief were before
them , but when they tabled of the
water , behold it was bitter. The people
ple complained to Closes. They said it
had been better had they been left in
the bondage of Egypt rather than bo
brought into the wilderness to die.
Now had Moses been like you and I , ho
would have showed the human side of
his nature and givun them some impa
tient reply. Did heV No. Uathor ho
went up on the mountain and prayed.
God heard him. Moses poured out his
soul , and , melhinks , oven excused the
complainings of his asbociates. God
told him what to do. and obedient to
the command ho took leaves from the
tree wluoh God pointed out to him , cast
them into the waters and behold , they
were sweet. When God brings us
along this line to make character
for us we begin to cast blame upon borne
one , and generally it is the best friend
wo have who is made the object of our
recriminations. Moses hntl sacrificed
more than any other ono to accomplish
the purposes of God. Ho had refused
to be called the son of Pharaoh's
daughter , refusing to enter the line of
royalty which would give the rule of
proud Egypt , into his hands. In every
church there are those who enter an
emphatic protest against every im
provement , every enterprise which is
for the betterment of the church.
Growlers who grumble at ovorj thing
and everybody. I have them in my
church , and I presume you have them
hero. Dearly beloved , there is a better
way. If you don't like a thing go and
toll God all about it. lie will tell you
what to do. , "
"Water was a favorite simile of the
Saviour. Pure water represents a pure
life. The water was bitter. It serves
to typify a bitter alienated life away
from"God. " The idea of "opposites'in
all things was developed by the
speaker , fallowing conclusively that sin
is an actual existence and that a devil
is a reality. The tree which "is for
the healing of the nations" is Christ
embodied in the church. The
symbol used by Josiib , "tho
mustard seed , " was beautifully
handled and some practical .lessons
along the line of needed reforms were
drawn from it. The waters of human
life arc to be sweetened by the leaves
from the tree of life. Christ must enter
the life , an.1 His inlluencc permeate
man in every line of action. The idea
hold by some that secret organi/.atioiib
can take the nlaoo of the church was
taken up. These organi/ations are
good in their places , but they cannot
save a soul. Only Christ operating in
the church can do this. "Politics , "
said ho , "will never bo right until
Christian sentiment pervades it. " If
you have to do business whore you can't
take Christ you had bettor examine
carefully upon what ground you stand. "
The matter of strikes was taken up.
The only true and equitable solution of
the dillloulty is to get the grace of God
In the heart , and those dilllcultics will
adjust themselves. The same idea was
carried along all the lines of individual
and family life. If husband and \\ifo
are estranged , and going further and
further apart , human interposition is ol
no avail. Only God can bring union
out of discord and unite the widely
separated lives.
See Forrest Smith's special column.
Have our wagon call for your soiled
clothes. Cascade Laundry Co ,
Loans made on city business and resi
dence property. Notes bought. Kim-
ball-Champ Investment company.
Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co.'s
loan olllce , on furniture , pianos , horses ,
wagons , personal property of all kinds ,
and all other articles of value without
removal. All business strictly confi
dential.
A KoroHono lilnzc.
About 6:80 : o'clock lust evening an
alarm of fire was turned in from box 28 ,
at the career of Broadway and Bryant
streets. When the department reached
the scene , the candy store at 220 Broad
way was in llames. Two streams of
water were put on , nnd the flro was
quickly under control , The cause of
the blaze was the explosion of a large
kerosene lamp , which the clerk dropped
as he was hanging it in its place , Ho
did not wait to see what the rosul * would
bo , but rushed outside , escaping vwitu- i
out injury. The building wn damnget
but little , but the stoc-K wn * tilnios
ruined by the combined olTert * of lire
and water. Loss about $ -00. No insur
ance.
ance.W.
W. S. Cooper has cash on hand to loan
on approved city property , No. 13(1 (
Main street.
All grades sofl eoal. C. 13. Fuel Co.
Knlr Work of Knlr llnnils.
The drawing of articles at the Ger
man Catholic1 bazaar , which closed Sat-
urdday o\ening , was as follows : Table
scrrf , 27 , Miss F. James : splasher , 82 ,
Jacob Newmoyer ; lamp shades , 17 , Ollio
Newton ; hand-embroidered picture
frame , 19. Ll/zio Teller ; wall pocket ,
30 , Mr. Viclmn ; prayer book , 83 , J.
Toss ; quilt , > l , Ida Fellonrith ; match
safe , 11 , Jepson Johnson ; hand-painted
banner , 10 , Mrs. J. Sehllller ; apron , 35 ,
MissGenoude ; hand-embroidered match
safe , 8 , Anna McGovern ; bird and cage ,
51 , Rev. Father Timothcy ; stand , tidy
and vase , 51 , Mrs. .1. Nowmeycr : pair
large vases , )3. Lena Plied ; saddle and
bridle , 18 , M. Kahl ; hand-embroidered
table scarf. / > ! ( , Mi s Gelse.
The ladies nelted about MOO for their
labors , and are well pleased with the
result. Tim attendance for the first
two nights was comparatively light , but
the last two fully made up for it.
Money loaned on fuinitnre , pianos ,
diamonds , hor.-cs , buggies or anything
of value at low rates of interest. No
publicitv ; fair and honorable dealing.
A. A. dark & Co. . olllee cor. Broiulwiu
and Main , over American express.
Weather strips for doors anil win
dows. Odell it Bryant , 613 Main st.
'Iho ItlufTs Wants the Kurt.
It is reported that General John R.
Brooke , commander of the Department
of the Platte , was in the city Saturday
on business pertaining to the re-location
of Fort Omaha. General Brooke has
expressed himself as highK" pleased
with Iho locations offered on this side
of the river , and intimated that the
choice of a location virtually lies be
tween Bcllcvuc , on the west bank of the
river , and some one of the six tracts
offered on the Iowa side. Of the thirly-
ono locations- offered on Nebraska soil ,
Bellevno is regarded as the only one
that stumK nnj chance of being recom
mended. The locations thus far offered
on this side , are Ihe ( . 'line and JelTeris
tracts' near the Chautauqua grounds in
the ea.Hern part of the city , the Hughes
tract and another one adjoining it near
Lake Manawa. the Mynstcr tract and
one other near Big Lake. The two
first iiumed tracts adjoin each other ,
and are admirably situalcd for the lo
cation of the fort. The general ox-
cssed his appreciation of the ground ,
but would not , even in the slightest
manner , commit himself as to his
preference of the numerous locations
under consideration. A report on the
matter is to bo forwarded lo Wash
ington about tie ] lirst of the year.
As the time for the decision draws
near interest in the mailer increases ,
: ind while it was thought at first that
there was small chance of the fort being
removed to this side of the river , on ac
count of Iho heavy pressure that would
je brought 10 bear to keep it on Ne-
jraska soil , it is now quite generally
.bought that a removal across the
Muddy is very probable , and Council
31uffs is correspondingly elated. The
committee in charge of the mailer is
exceedingly close-mouthed 'regarding
.ho matter , and it is very improbable
hat anything definite will bo learned
egarding their opinions until after the
whole thing has been finally sctlled.
S. B. "Wadsworth & Co. loan money.
Bargains in real cstale in all parts of
the city , W. S. Cooper , 130 Main street.
On tliu Streets.
The streets presented a very quiet ap
pearance yesterday on account of the
, mfavorable weather. A damp snow
jogan to fall shortly afler daybreak ,
ind continued without interruption
unlil noon , gradually turning into a
rain , which ceased early in the after
noon. The clouds cleared away about 4
o'clock , and the sun appeared for a
short time , when a few pedestrians ven
tured out. Although the aspect out of
doors during the forenoon was unin
viting , the attendance at the various
churches was quite large.
In police circles the day was mut
ually quiet , not an nrreit being made.
The order of the mayor regarding
the closing of saloons , seemed to be
obeyed to the \cry letter , not a door
being open. One of the principal
liquor men of Iho city buid that he had
Lo go homo to gel a drink , as he could
not got into a saloon for love nor
money.
During the afternoon Iho street car
company ran its snow plow over the
ino and got ready for colder weather.
During the evening a few sleighs ap
peared , but the sleighing was not of the
jest , and the streets were again deserted -
sorted after a short time. As night
losed in Iho mercury fell considerably ,
and the temperature was quite dillerent
> om that which u&hcroil in the day.
L. E. Roe , dentist , No. 27 Main St. ,
over Jacqunmin it Co.'s jewelry store.
Money lor- the Guardti ,
The Dodge Light guards are busily
preparing for their fair , that is to open
on the 23d of January and continue four
days. The boys desire lo raise about
61,200 to defray their expenses to Wash-
"ngton , whore they will go to attend the
nauguration on the 1th of March. The
ady friends of the guards have kindly
offered to donalo articles lo bo offered
'or sale. There will bo dancing every
evening , and rcfreshmonls in abund
ance. The following committee on ar
rangements has been appointed : Lieu
tenants Aitchison and Dixon , Sergeant
Wells and Private Parsons. The fair
will undoubtedly bo well patronized ,
and the boys will go to the capital in
stylo.
Notice the beautiful finish given col-
.ars , culls and shirts by Cascade Laun
dry company.
Dr. C. C. Ilazon , dentist , Opera house
jlock.
Tim Motor Idne.
Since Friday evening the electric
motor cars have boon running only
every twenty minutes , but four trains
uuing used. The cause is a break down
at the power house. The break oc
curred about dark Friday ovonliig and
will not bo repaired for several days
yet , It is stated that the snow had
lolhlng to do with the break , and Unit
: ho can. are not in the least atfected by
it. Tfiu officials are quite reticent re-
jarding the matter , but it is reported
iluit the machinery at the power house
s not as powerful as it should bo. The
current is certainly not of iho strongest
as is clearly demonstrated dally at the
North westorn'erossing.
The motor wires at that point are
raised to the height of twenty-two foot ,
and the trolley arms do not always
THE GREAT
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NO. 314,316,318 , , & 329 , BROADWAY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFL , IOWA.
reach them. Yesterday ono of the con
ductors was seen to climb upon the top
of Ins car and with his bare hand hold
the trolley arm up against the wire
while crossing the tracks. The top of
Iho car was covered with snow , and ho
had no insulation whatever , still he
seemed to feel no inconvenience from
the current. The break will bo re
paired by Thursday , after which time
the cars" will be run as usual , with a
twelve minute service during the after
noon and early evening.
J. G. Tipton , real estate , .r)27 B'w.i y
iT CLEARING SALE !
FOR 3O DAYS !
I must have room for spring woods ,
and will sell all goody now in stock at
prices far below any ever ollored before.
This is no bait to catch the trade but ,
a genuine clearing-out sale , and every-
.hing must go.
Parlor sets , bedroom sets , heating and
cooking stoves , handing lamps , oil
cloths. All goes without reserve.
I have a big stock and can suit you in
whatever you want.
Come and see me and examine my
Toods. 1 must sell. No prices quoted ,
but no reasonable offer will bo refused.
A. J. MANDEL ,
NO. :125 BKOADWAY ,
COKJXCIL , BLUFFS , IOWA.
NEW BARGAINS
nUOADWAY LOTH.
FIJtST AVIJNUE ,
I-I3IUIY AIHI1TIOV 1,0 L'S ,
I'JSIIKY ADDITION IOTS ,
EVANS' ' BRIDGE ADD , LOTS ,
UKYAVr & Cij.VHK'H
ADDITION JjOTS ,
STlllSKT'S AUDITION KOl'.S.
Also.Oacies of the beit property In town for
playing.
W. C. STACY ,
Telephone 1S3. No. U Mala Stieet.
Council lllutlH , Iowa.
SPECIALNOTCES.
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WANTS. _ _ _ _ _
I71OH HUNT Nicely fnrnlHhed rooms for man
J. ' anil wifw or UuiKfiitluinun.ulth IIMJ ofhatli ,
heuted by furnace , . ' 1 s. Th fat. , Amcnt block ,
Council mulls.
loom sill at 1'ad-
\Y
llo hotel , Boutli umalia.
VVKhavouomoof the bent lurfi.iliii In the
IT city In real eitntfl , cheap lots small
bouses mill lotdi Huvorul line roMliluact-M on
piiNod streets ; also aero truclH. All of the ntiovci
property will bu sold on easy termx , Small
imymcnt dow a and low rate of Interest. Conto
and examlnu our llbt.
Wo also luivolarjjo llst of property fores-
chntiK . No. 10 1'cail ti. Council lllulls lin ct > t-
inent Co.
17OOJIH to rent by CounUl niull's investment
-IV Co. , No , 10 1'carlct
rp\V ( ) line olllco rooms to runt on llmt Hour :
-Louu room IHxI&ibotli newly papured and
lalutod. Host location In the city Cull ut No.
ID , 1'carrsr.
FINE , CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY ,
16X4 Douglas BC.i OiuaU-i Nob.
\VANTISI > !
livery man or woman who has $ " 0 or
$ " / > wh'.eh ' they wish to invest where it
will bo UH afo u it would bo If it were
deposited in the Bank of Knglaiul and
make him more money , to call on us and
buy a lot in Fairmonnt addition. The
best location on the hills for btreot car
bervice and bchool privileges ; close to
all the railroads , wholesale houses and
city depots. The only hill property to
be had at such low prices and easy
terms. Prices ranpre from $200 to $400 ;
terms , one-lifth cash , balance in thirty
equal monthly payments at 8 percent
interest.
.If you are renting now and want a
home of your own. commence paying for
a lot now before you have to pay double
the money for the same location. Begin
at once and you will be surprised to find
how boon the thirty months will roll
around , making you the owner of a lot.
Call on II. U. Mi'Gco , 1HO Main street ,
or Forrest Smith , at the Brown building ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
COUNCIL BLUFFS PROPERTY ,
I'AKTI'AL LIST 01' PHOI'lMtTY 1'OU
SALI : HI'
GEO , METCALF
' ULii'i\s , IOWA.
Residence on Oth a vo f 3,000
Kcsldoncu on ( ! th ave 1,100
Kcsldi.'iico on lith ave 1,500
Kufllduiicooniith ave 1,000
KesIdcncoonCth ave 1,000
Residence on ( itli ave b. > 0
KcHidciico on ( Jtli st (5,600 (
Hosldcnco on Oth st 0,000
Kcsidcnco on North 6th st. , lot 12lx
] ' , ; , Kiciit bargain fl.OOO
Hunch of , r > IIOUSCH and 4 lots on fird ave b.OJO
Hcildcnco on Ki-'Ott st ' , ' ,000
Ucsiuonco on Plainer st. For price
and particulars inquire. . . ,
An clOKtint residence on 1st avo. , one
minute wall : from government
building. For prlco mid particu-
hu-H inquire
licbidunco on ( Jtli avo. , three minutes
wall : from county couit house.
Cash 3,000
Kcsldrnco and four lots on avo. "O , "
Street's add 2,000 ,
Store building and lot on Paclllo ave. ,
near U. P. transfer 1.600
Two-story frame store in town of Car
hon 2,000
Scvunty-Jlvo lots in Hiiulic's add. ,
north of transfer , elegantly loca
ted , $ 'i)0 ( ) to flOO each
Hunch of 11 lota , Central sub 1WX )
Hunch of 1U lota , Cooper , McMahon &
Icllrlos uJd. , if taken before Jan.
1st , for fi.OOO
An elegant lot on 8th st. Cash 8,000
Tlircu line lots on liluft street ut a
barg.iin ,
100 feet Irontugo on PnrK rive. forSM )
per foot
Business propoity on Hroadwuy
liuslness property on Main Ht
Aa improved farm of 100 acres not far
from ClmatauQua grounds , con-
hlstlng of till ! mid dale. For par
ticulars Inquire
18-aero tract ono inllo from Hroadway ,
biiburban location 7,600 ,
la addition to the above 1 huvo vacant
piopcrt.v in nearly every addition
to the city.
GEO. METCALF ,
! \0 , LI I'KAICI , ST , ,
COUNCIL. ULUFI'S , IOWA.
HARKNESS BRO'S.
DRY GOODS STOCK TO BE SOLD OUT !
Owing to the death of Mr. E. 1 Harkness , the senior member of the firm of
HarknesB Bros. , it has boon decided to clo o out the stock and settle
the business of the linn as speedily as possible.
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The Entire Stock of Dry Goods is Offered For
Sale in Whole or in Part.
fho retail sale will commence Wednesday , December loth , 18S8 , at great redua-
tion in prices.
A BUSINESS CHANGE !
The stock is new. clean , and vot'v desirable. H presents nn KXOKLLKNT oiv
POUTl'NITY IJI'l tVl TO bTl t * 1 i' ) . . INTO „ . * . . . .1 AN _ _ t OLD _ i. . * AND . _ _ . . - * KhTABLlSIlKD _ .
Parties ( Wiring information can
call upon or address
J. E. HARKNESS I"
NO. 401 BROADWAY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS. - - IOWA
MUELLER MUSIC CO. , ,
No. 103 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
What is nicer for a Christmas or Now Year's present than an elegant Piano Off
Organ. We have seventy-live of the celebrated
Hardman , H B , Chase , Fisher , Everett and Pease & Howard Pianos
AND ROYAL CENTURY ORGANS
On hand , which we offer at a special discount of TUN PVM CUNT oil our regular
prices for the next THIRTY DAYS. ff
We carry the largest stock of small musical instrument * of every description
and have many novelties suitable for presents. Our stock of sheet music and
music books is the latest and most complete. Ueincmbor our entire htook of
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS
,
Will be Fold at cost , and less than cost. It must he closed out regardless of price. *
You will find many bargains. A souvenir given with every purchase. Wo also
give a ticket with ovorj t."i purchase on an elegant Piano , Organ , and other prizes. ; *
Call early for a choice of the bargains offered. I ;
F. J. BREZEE ,
Taxidermist and Naturalist. 3 3
IVimani'iitlj located at No. II Ninth < th-t . opposite post < lure , on 3J.
.Muti'i ' l.lnc , ( oiiin il llliilH , la
If joii liave spoilinens ilnn't \\ait for pii es. temtlien \ to lilul
Ixfoio tlii-v spoil. II jou doiit want Ilium aflui Ilit-j me mounted
lie will p.iyjon the highest iiinrkul pil i-rur them , Will make a spoi Lilly of heads ami iliesbltlg i
fins during the winter. i
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THE - >
i to
SIZES FROM Kspeclnlly Adapted fOS I
25 TO 300 ELECTRIC
HORSE LIGHTING ,
HORSEPOWER
POWER , '
Mills and Elevators.
o
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Tl
fpcdlicatlons and estimates furnished for complete Mt > am plants. Ilrgiilation , Durability Ciimr- i.
antcecl. Can bhow letters from users w hciu fnU Kionumy tt > equal with Corliss Non-f 10
i. C. HARRIS , Agent ,
Send for Catalogue. No. 610 Pearl Street , Council IJIiiir
O. n. GH.BEI&T ,
Manufacturer of
TAXIDERMY GOODS.
11 < V Broadway , Council Bluffs , lown.
Orders for nil kinds of Dakota and Montana w riio filled. liufTalo
s and other hc.ids on hand Satisfaction ( rii'iraiitccd to these scndunr
' I In work to ho done BulT.ilo hum" in novelties.
POST OFFICE MEAT MARKET
H , PETHYBRIDGE & CO. , PROPS.
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
re of . .11 ! Ki2nL ! < ds ,
Orders Promptly Filled and Delivered.
No. 635 Broadway , - - Council Bluffs.
IIOMInilKSSItil ; ) MKATH !
ixuiiilno tlio following prices for rash only
il buy your ineal.s ( iioasud ut hoinu. 1 nlll
oil until fmtliuriiolk't ! iihiolloun ;
.Shoulder and c'lititlt lo.ibt . 5 to fie
I'rlinuilb roat. . . * c
Chutk btualc . K5
Itnunil steak . : . h to Illc
Mrlolii hleiik . . lOc
I'oitorhousH Htcat . luc
llolllng boot . -1 to So
Jlntton stuw . " 0
Jlilttnn lei's . e
Coin bcof . 4 to Ho
I'oik roust . JUc
I'oiUcliopi ami steak . t-a (
l.aul , ] ) iir. ' and our o n inako . I- "
o , our own inuKe . . . . K'e '
HI-UK mbi'r this Is Hi" only IIUMI ! Ilti- ) :
MKAT AIAIIKIM' In the city. No Inrrlgn incaf *
sold. Toloplumu No.I'J. .
C. li. M3UNS , No. HU1 fllalu Hi.
THE MORRIS TYPE WRITER.
PHIC3 $15.
Is equal t )
any High
Priesi
Machine.
MlmcoKrnpli , Ific I'Ot npimniiui lor
IDunllulilInu aiUnfraiilao Had typo nriluu nurlc.
a.UIJ < ( jpli.f din bi Inkcn.
The Bzcelshr C : , , Council Bluff ; , h.
TIIOS. UtriCKii. W. II. M. J't-m-v.
OFFICER & mil ,
BANKERS.
( "orner Main and llroadnny.
C < H NUI , III < UI M.'HV ! , \ .
Dfulorri In foreign i.uil domoHtlc oxchaiiKo.
Collfctlona made uud Inteiost jmi'J ' un tlmudo-
poallh. _
MUST AND NICK
CHRISTMAS PRESENT FOR LAQIES.
flush. Kllk. riannul and Cashmere dresses
Rendy-Mnde and Mndo to Or'der ,
By MRS. JULIA STEIN ,
1111 Douglas St. , Omaha. CUeapaut prices , wad
ioodut > b'uaiaut u.
CITY MEAT MARKET !
TO THE FEOHT !
1. \MII. . Rir : r.
BEEF , VEAL & PORK
- or VIVOH. % niirssi.sfi - .
aCallle , Fedo1 Iowa Corn !
Anil will meet unylionu'it 'iiiiipetUIoiion prices
for IliiM IBHS Mo.itj.
J. W. SCANLAMT ,
11SO Ilroadu'ny - - Toiopli ) no iJOl.
TKV OUU 11 US II.
c. i : HIII/ : . O. A.
BELL & BERLINGHOF ,
Arcliilccls , Designer and Snpcrinlciiilenls
of Construction ,
Mr. Ilcrllnu'linf Mas M-UMI jcars wIU (
.McnclcIhMiliii , I'MicrX l.itu' ( ) , and lias
ilcsl'ii'i ( | many of tint Illicit liluclis
in Uin.iha and Council Itliills.
Plans and Siicciflcations Prepared and
Estimates madfi on Applicalion ,
Studio , Itoom 'i OiHit'n JJon.w fllvclc
D. H. MoDANELD & CO. ,
Hidesjalta , Pelts , V/oolSfufs / ,
lll lH8t inaikil prltci l'i. ) njit icl virus. KO
aiuJ KM Main St. . COIIIK il Illuirn. lciv.i. _
S , STEWART , M , D , , D , V , M ,
yKTBUARY SURGBON ' { lo " >
HOSPITAL 45 FOURTH GTBSET.
U'uluplioni ) No.U5. .
COUNUllJ VLVIWB , t I IOWA