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BOTH CLASS PRESIDENTS.


at Bellevue Hospital Medical College New
York, where he graduated, the most famoua
institution OF its kind in the country. His
diploma bears the written endorsement OF tho
medical authorities of New York Of the deans
of prominent medical collie 'c' IN Ponnsyl-
class mt Rush Medical Col exc, Chicago,
which is acknowledged to he the leading In.
stitut'on of It's kind In the west Dr. Shepard'l
thorough hospital experience aud special
study In the diseases OF the eye. ear nose and
throat, place him among the lending spccial-
lists in the west DR.. r. b. Munsfeld's crcden.
tias are no less abundant and unqualified,
lie also Is formally indorsed by the sccrctarlei
of various county and state medical societies.
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Colossal Eight Day Sale.

The colossal White goods sale opened
Feb. 13 at the Boston Store, Council
Bluffs, Ia, where everything in the
white goods line is displayed Bargains
IN muslins, sheetings. linens, towels,
table napkins, embroideries, white
aprons. white shirts, handkerchiefs. etc. :,
etc.
Below we quote only a few of the
many bargains that will be offered dur
ing this sale. Sale continues for eight
days. Intending purchasers better to
come early and avoid the great rush,
and get the better selection of the bar
gains.
One case bleached muslin almost free
from dressing) 4c yard, beautiful soft
finish, worth st.
Another case of the Ellerton muslin
that is usually sold for &c will be on sale
same as before, 81.
Langdon muslin, sold all over the
country at 10c yard, during sale our
price 12 yards for S1.00.
All linen damask table linen, special,
25c yard.
81 and So all linen bleached damask
that sold for 4Sc, Csc and 5Sc, in one lot
at SOC.
6s-inch heavy unbleached damask
(only one pattern) sold for 75c; sale
price, 59c ya:d. so dozen extra large
and heavy Turkish striped towels
fast colors that sold for 25c, sale price
100. 200 dozen fine damask towels, over
35 different style borders, hand drawn
and lnotted fringe, at 25c each.
Examine bur line of huck towels at
80 90 per dozen.
Sheets and pillow cases all ready for
use; see the low prices; mostly made out
of the Fruit OF the Loom muslin.
Pillow cases ready made, l2tc, 15,, 17c,
20c and 22c. Sheets ready made, 65c, 69c,
75c aud Soc. Better grades in embroid-
cred and hemstitched.
WHITE BED SPREADS.
Lot IA good size crochet quilt, will
compare favorably with 75c goods, sale
price, soc.
Lot "A heavy, full size crochet
spread, sold always for 9oc, during sale,
69c
Lot 3-Bates damast quilt, sold from
Maine to California for 1925 and ST. so,
our price during sale, CSC.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
We put on sale the most colossal stock
of ladies' misses aud children's UNDER
wear ever shown by us. In fact. we
don't draw the line here, but are safe in
saying ever shown IN western Iowa. See
show window for prices Large display
on second floor.
CHILDREN'S COLLARS.
just received for white goods sale. 100
dozen children's collars at Soc on the
dollar. Special numbers at sc, l0c, l0c
and Csc. equal to any l0c and SOC goods
ever shown In this market
200 dozen more Of our sc lace bordered
handkerchiefs, which we will put on
sale at lc lone cent? each.
BOSTON STORE,
Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co,
Leaders and promoters oflow prices,
Council Bluffs. In.
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book that is bound to attract wide at.
tention is "Shall Girls Proposes" which the
Cassell Publishing company issue IN neat
and dainty STYLE 1t is written by "Specu-
latve Bachelor" and comes just in time Tor
the new year, which is leap year. The
writer approaches his subject seriously and
respectfully, as il behooves bachelor to DO.
He argues that girls should propose If they
wish to, as they have more at stake than
have the men. To women, he says, love and
marriage are everything; to men they are
but an episode. The subject is one to invite
discussion, and wo predict that it will get it..
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MINOR MENTION.

n, Y. Plumbing Co.
Council Bluffs Lumber Co, coal.
CraiIs chattel loans. 204 Sapp blocp.
A marriage license was issued Yesterday
10 Christ Johnson and Minnie Christensen,
both OF this county
Henry NJ. Kufus OF Buffalo, Neb, and
Sada NJ. 1vers Of Lancaster, were married
yesterday afternoon by Justice Hammer.
Hon. l. II. Morse, the SOLDIERS Friend"
will lecture on "Recolections OF the Late
War; at the Masonic temple on InesuaY
evening for the benefit Of the Union Veteran
, legion
An electric light tower seventy feet high
Is being erected in the middle OF Lake
Manawa. 1t will be surmounted by three
arc lights, which will do a great deal
toward dispeliing the darkness which has,
in a measure, prevented the lake from being
popular place for evening parties.
Il. j. Murphy, clerk in the Union Pacific
offices at Omaha, who left the Catholic
= church after being n priest for eighteen
years, has applied TO the First Bantist
church Of this city for admission with n view
to finally entering the protestant ministry
Tho case of Wallace against Hunter which
was submitted TO the jury Friday noon, Is
still undecided, the jury having failed to
come to an agreement 1t is said that the
members are about equally divided. and n
disagreement is looked for Judge Thornel
Is spending Sunday at his homo in Sidney,
however, so that the deiiberating Till have
to go on until Monday morning unless an
agreement should pc reached.
Melville r.. Landon, better known as Eli
Perkins, delivered lecture last evening at
the opera house under the auspices of the
local branch of the Ancient Order of United
Workmon. His subject was "rhc Philos-
ophy of Wit but in spite of the high
sounding title, he WAS the same Eli as of
yore, and made everybody laugh to his
! hearts content. The proceeds were donated
TO the Christian home, and although it was
impossible to tell last evening how much
was realized out of the entertainment above
expenses, it is thought quito sum will be
left for the home.
A special meeting OF the Pottawattamie
County Fruit Growers and Gardeners asso-
ciation was held yesterday afternoon ut the
county court house. Those present were
principally grape growers and the afternoon
was mainly devoted to talking over projects
by which the grape market must be increased.
1t was finally decided to appoint committee
for the purpose OF consulting the Merchants
association of Omaha with view to in
ducing them to take steps toward establish
ing wine factory tho other side of the
river. This committee consists Of j. II. Nc
Pherson, Peter Wiese and G.. II. Wheeler
ind these gentlemen will hold conference
with the Omahn men in the near future.
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settlin. Union Pacific Troubles.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Feb. l3.--The Grand
Island roads general manager and the griev-
ance committee of the Order of Railway
Trainmen, at a meeting today, came to an
understanding on the pay schedule, which
the road is to sign if the Union Pacific will
sign. AS advices were received that the
Union Pacific would sign the agreement the
trou BILE may be said 10 be ended.
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commodate all the citizens who desire TO
hear the bishop. All will DO welcome, aud
there will be seats for all. Services at
Hughes hall: Sunday school at i2; vesper
service led by the Epworth league, 6:30;
preaching service I:3O.
Congregational-There will be no morning
service. in order that tho congregation may
hear Bishop Newman'e"~r9 r9dress. Sunday
school at II o'clock. Evening subject, IA
Discouraged Hero"
First Presbyterian-Pr morning
and evening by Rev. T. ID. Ewing, d. ID.
Sunday school at IL o'clock. Young peo-
plc's meeting OF 80 p. IN.
Be.eau Baptist-PreaG,, ,1g by the pastor
morning and evening Sunday school at
Il ;i5 a. m. Revival services each evening
during the week.
Trinity misunderstanding by the mas
tor, Rev. II. II. Barton, morning ana even-
ing. Sunday school at 10 m. Epworth
league at p. IN. Revival services each
evening
Christian-Elder Broker will preach morn
ing aud evening at the corner of Seventeenth
and Broadway.
Young Mons Christian Association
Mems meeting at p. m. Rooms open after
3 o'clock.
First Baptist-Preaching by the pastor,
Rev. l.. A. Hall, morning and evening.
Subjects, "Sardls, the Worldly Church ana
tho Faithful Few" aud IA Womans Heroic
Resolve"
Union Christian Mission, 23s Broadway
Sunday school 80 o'clock. Love feast 3 p.
m. Praise and testimony service Z 80.
ST Johns English Lutheran-Services in
the Young Mems Christian association
chapl at II a. NJ. and 1880 p. m. Sunday
school 0:45 a. m. Young peoples meeting
$40 p. m.
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Senator ingalls, and the G. A. r..

ATCHIsoN, Kan, Feb. l3.- Special Tele-
gram to The BEE. The application of ex
Senator John j. ingalls, for membership in
John A. Martin post, Grand Army of the
Republic, after hanging fire for several
weeks. was reported favorably last night
and he was duly elected. His initiation will
take place during the state encampment,
which will be held here the last of this
month, and be made as imposing as possible.
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He Didn't Hear the Traln.

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, Feb. l3.-Wlllard
Austin, a married man OF 2S years, while
driving across the Wisconsin Central track
today. about three miles east OF here in the
town Of LAFAYETTE, was struck by q freight
train, thrown about forty feet and instantly
killed Austin was bundled up about the
head and did not hear the train approaching.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-02-15
AFTER Nine YEARS
Mrs. Gcorgic Cootcr, 3ia0 Corby ST.. Finds
Reiiei.-Catarri and Its Effect Upon
the Ear.

Mrs. George Cootcr, 3i?9 Corby street.
Omaha View says:
"Trouble existed nine wears. Re AN With
inflammation of drums OF both cars. This
was the result OF catprrh which had existed
twenty y-nine years. My ears were extremely
painful My suffering was So icrr!blo l
Thought would die. NY ears also DISCHARGED
much offensive pus, which made my case
almost unbcarable to myself and my fanny.
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At Eden MuSee,

commencing tomorrow, Mrs. Millic
Price Dow, the lovely, irresistible en-
chantress. If dancing is, as has been
said. ''the poetry of notion" then this
lady is opic and love song incarnate.
She appears at 8, 4, s, 8 and 10 o'clock,
except Friday, then 2, 3, 4, s, 8 and 10
o'clock.
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NEW POSTOFFICES.

The Town of High Five willing to Change
Its Name to TroynOr.
Petitions have been prepared and put into
the hopper with the expectation that they
will be ground out IN the form of two new
postofices for this county. Both OF the pro-
posed offices are in Keg Creek township
One is 10 be located at Irastus Campbels
store, located little west of the cen-
ter Of the township. 1t is to be christened
Keg Creek postoffice.
farm near the northeast corner of Keg Creek
township. Quite u little town has already
sprung up there. there being good general
store, meat market, pubnc hail. and a
drug store. The little village is sort Of a
baby boomer and is very ambitious. 1t Is
yearning now for two accessions-a doctor
and postoflice 1t is in a fair
way to secure the latter and
probably the former. This smart little
town has the unique name of High Five. 1t
was thus christened when "the corners was
the meeting place for those who delighted in
passing a social hour with neighbors and
allowed to fasten its name onto the place
itself Now that the growth of the settle
ment is approaching the dignity of n village,
the people, who are very Intelligent and
thrifty class, fear that there may arise mis-.
apprehension in the public mind as to the
character OF the inhabitants and reputation
of their village They are. therefore, anxious
to have the name changed from High Five to
one OF more dignity and fitness. In their
petition tor postoffice they request that
Uncle Sam christen it Treynor in honor of
Council Bluffs eilicicntt nttpostmaster.
" l,., ,,,,, Il - y D.
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New Oaicers Elected.

At the annual meeting of the medical staff
of st. Bernards hospital yesterday the fol.
lowing officers were elected; President, DR..
+. S. Thomas; vice president, Dr. j. f.
White; secretary, DIR. Donald Macrae, jr.;
advisory board, Drs. ID. Macrae, G. H. Pin
ney and +. Il. Seybert. STAFF: Consultants.
Drs. ID. Macrae ana @. II. Pinney; mem-
bers, Drs. J. M, Barstow, Q. ii. Bower, j. II.
Cleaver, John Green, f. A. Houghton, II.
b. Jennings, ID. Macrae, ir, +. /. Seybert,
+. S. Thomas, V. L. Treynor and j. f.
White.
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Steamer Arrivals.

At Kinsale-Passed-W Wisconsin, from New
York for Liverpool.
At New York-City of Berlin from Liver
pool, Haller from Rio Jaueiro Russia from
Hamburg.
At Baltmore-Hohenzolle from Bremen.
AT London-Misslssippi from New York.
The steamer Sir Walter Raleigh. from Phla-
delpha for Falmouth. for whose safety
fears have been entertained, has arrived in
Bantrv bay, Ireland Her shaft is broken in
two places.
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Remarkahle Case at Duhunne.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Feb. 13.-Mrs. Peter Fries
apparently died Wednesday night. Prepara-
tions was made for The funeral Friday after
noon. When the body was placed in the
casket it was noticed that 1t was still warm
The burial was postponed, nut unless life
returns the interment will take place Mon
day The case has excited a good deal of
attention from the medical fraternity.
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The men were informed this morning that
sniess they returned to work Immediately
they would be discharged. The men refused
TO so to WORK, and now, unless the company
grants the demands, every machinist on tue
Pennsylvania system between Indianapolis
and Altoona, Pa, will be called out.
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White Jennie White and Delashmutt OF
Burlington, Messrs. Van Horn, McCampbell
Cram and Marshall. The evening was spent
in playing high FIVE, first prizes being
awarded to Mrs. w. ID. kirkland and MIR.
Cram, and second prizes to Mrs. II. o. Max
well and Mr.. NJ. E. Weatherbee. Supper
WAS served at midnight.
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Drs. Woodbury. dentists, next to Grand
hotel; fine work "A speciality. Tele, 145.
CLEANED IN THE NORTHERN SKIES.

Beautiful Auroras Light up the Heavens
and are Visible In Many Places.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 13.-A gorgeous illumin-
alton of the heavens was visible tonight at
cities over n thousand miles apart. 1t was
the most wonderful exhibition of the aurora,
or northern lights, possibly ever seen from
American soil. Dispatches TO tho Associated
Press show that the phenomenon stretched
over a vast belt Of territory from Iowa to
the Atlantic coast. The magnificent spec
tace was scientifically observed at the uni
versity Of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Astron-
omcal Director W. j. Hussey OF that insti-
tuition wires the result to the Associated
Press as follows:
"Tne brilliant rose-red aurora visible to-
night was not altogether unexpected. In a
general way auroras have been predicted
for about this time. Tonights display nat
urally follows the appearance of the great
sun spot which has been visible during the
past week. Other aurora displays may be
expected in the near future.h
Other dispatches to tho Associated Press
show that the phenomenon Was witnessed Mt
New York, Louisville. Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Columbus, Toledo, Detroit, Indianapolis and
at Illinois ahd Iowa points, but not at ST.
Louis, kansas City or Memphis.
AT Cincinnati it was at first supposed that
the city of Hamilton, twenty five miles dis
tsnt, was on fire. The Associated Press cor
respondent at Lyons, Ia, SENDS typical de-
scrptlon rs follows:
"From east TO west the northern sky here
was illuminated by an immense half circle
flaming upward nearly to the zenith. AT first
almost blood red, it dimmcd at times to deli
cate pink and would brighten suddenly The
circle was shot with rays of almost white
lights, all pointing outward from the circle.
1t began at 6:lO p. m. and for an hour was a
gorgeous sight. At o'clock it began disap-
pearing. The weather had been very warm
throughout the day, but after the aurora rap
IDLY grew cold"
Though not seen at ST. Paul or Minneapo-
lis, the aurora was plainly witnessed in Mil
waukee. The peculiar disturbance known to
teegraphers as an electric storm greatly
hampered operators working wires stretch
ing north from the city, but did not materi-
ally Affect the lines going east md west
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Fiiley,s Faction Landed OH Ton.

SEDALIA, Mo-, Fep. l3,.-After stormy
session the Republican State League which
was occasioned by a wrangle over the report
of the committee on credentials which re-
suited in victory for the Fiily faction The
convention adjourned sine, die at 5 O'Clock
this m orning. J. II. HAIRLESS was elected
nrnSilanf
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Republican Gains in New York.

ALBANY, N. T., Feb. IS. The Journal has
compiled the results of the supervisor Of cleo
tions Tuesday. In twenty counties 362 sup
ervisors were chosen. or these PAS were re-
pubicaps and ia democrats. The repuDli
can majority of 36 in 1891 has been increased
IN IRA ~
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lie Kept the Com mittee Waiting.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb l3.-The house
committee on agriculture waited half an hour
tooay for President La Mousse of the New
Orleans Cotton Exchange to put in an ap
pearance aud then adjourned the anti-option
hearing until Monday.
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Valentine PARTY.


The ladies Of the Congregational church
entertained their friends last Thursday even
ing at Valentine social at the residence of
Mrs. j. G. BiXby, on South First street.
Valentines we're on sale. and those who were
present laiu in a plentiful supply for the
coming festival day. The following is par
tia! list of those VINO were present: Misses
Smith, Oberholtzer Ogden, Bryant, May
Bry ant, Croker, Spooner, Nellie Spooner,
Chamberlain, Crane, Fitzpatrick, Hollings
worth, Brennaman, Otes, Wallace, jessie
Wallace, Coulter, Gully, West, Lutz, Ross,
Anna Ross. Buschell, Snyder, Forgrave,
Williams, Howard. Neal; Mesdanes Nell,
Miller, Grady, DIR. Crofts, Davis West.
True, Ross. Nichols, Porter, Griswold, Otes,
Swanson, Prindle, Lutz f. G. Smith c. B.
Waite, l.. T.. Spooner, Harry James, j.. J.
Steadman, McKesson, Hollis, Smith, Nor
gan, Tilton, Coulter, Dr. Treynor, Brenna-
man, van Devort, Coffem. Rudie, Clemmson,
Fitch, Rev. q. w. Crofts: Messrs. Robinson,
Steadman, Waite, SDooner Davis, John
Davis, Row, James. True, Coulter. Mont
gomerv, Martin, Hattenhauer, Empkie,
Fitch, Murphy, Stacey, l.. Squires, Willie
Squires, McKesson, Crane, Wallace
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nourht I'm CanaJian cotton Mnls.

TORONTO, Ont, Feo. l3.-For some time
past negotiations have been in progress for
the absorption by one syndicate of all the
cotton mills in the Dominion, and the deal
will shortly be consummated.
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Bad Weather in the Northwest.

GARY, S. d.. Feb. l3 The worst blizzard
of the season prevails here, the wind being
from the northwest.
SLEEPY EYE, Mimi, Feb l3. II big
blizzard is reported from Tracy. The weather
was clear this morning, but it is now cloud
ing up. Snow is already flying and the
thermometer rapidly falling.
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High Five Party.

Mrs. J. +, Spare and Mrs. M. f.. McCune
entertained party Of friends last Thursday
evening at the home of the former, sl4
Avenue A. The following were present: |:
Mr. and Mrs. John Dougherty, Mr., ana Mrs
George Odekirk, Mr., and Mrs. G. f.
Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. M. Il. Weatberbee, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ID. Kirkland, Mr. and Mrs. l.. Brown.
Mr. ana Mrs. ID. Martenson, Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
o. Maxwell, Mr.. aud Mrs. w. Ii. Knepher,
MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Matthews. Mrs. Irwin,
Misses Roper, Dunn, Meas, Ida Meas,
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Personal PARAGRiPHS.

Judge j. II. Reed has returned from Wash
ington.
J. N. Casady has returned from trip to
Chicago,
Miss French OF Cedar Rapids is the guest
OF Miss Sable Amy.
Hon. j. Y. Stone left yesterday for his
home In Glenwood.
Miss Conneley OF Missouri Valley is visit
Ing Miss Eunice Wells.
Melville W. Landou, sell Perkins, is In
the city, registered at the Grand hotel.
Miss Bertha Chambers of Quick has se-
cured a position In the city schools and will
begin work tomorrow in the Washington
building.
II. G. Dawson left yesterday for Des
Moines. After spending few days there he
will go to Florida TO visit relatives for sew.
eral weeks.
Mrs. A. Reiter deputy grand chancellor of
the Pythian Sisterhood. attended the recep-
tion and ball given by the Pythian Sister
hood AT Nicola, la.
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Mrs, DIR. Graves,

CANON CITY, Colo. Feb. l3.-Mrs. DIR.
Graves left here tonight for Providence r.
l., accompanied by her brother and nurse
She intends to return to Canon City in SIX
or eight weeks.
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In Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. l3.-A beautiful
rose-pink aurora In the north frolE Z to S this
evening led many people to suppose there
was large fire beyond the hills.
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Mississippi Valley Lumbermen Out West.
TACOMA, WASH, Feb. ia party of
twenty-seven Mississippi valley lumbermen
have arrived here over the Northern Pacific.
They will visit points of interest on Puget
rOute
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The Death Roll.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. l3-Elder Fades,
the best known Shaker in the United States,
died today, aged 20.
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Church Announcements.

Bishop Newman will preach at Masonic
Temple at 10 80 a. IN. The Broadway Meth
odist Episcopal church has secured the
Masonic hall for the morning service TO 40
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Panhandle Machinists stiII Out.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. l3.-The strike OF
the Panhandle machinisIs is slu unsettled.
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We have our own vineyards in Califor
MIA. Jarvis Wine company, Co. Bluffs
Jarvis wild black berry is the best.
Vocal Music.

Prof. T. w. Davis, teacher OF voice
and note reading. Lessons private.
Call or address at Grand hotel, Council
Bluffs
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Ho. for the NInrdi Gras.

AT New Orleans. One fare, $3l. As, for
round trip. Tickets on sale Feb. % to
2s For particulars call on o. NJ. Brown,
ticket agent X. c., ST. j. & G. b.
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New York's Famine Fund
Literary Notes.

New York, Feb. i3.-The Now York
Russian famine fund now amounts to S25, 600.
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No End of bargains.

Everything is bargains nowadays, and
a dealer who has no bargains might Just
as well quit business. Another thing is
to let people know where to find them.
The best bargains in the music line can
be procured just now with the Mueller
Piano & Organ Co., 103 Main street,
Council Bluffs, la.
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Until March !, moles without hair re-
moved free by Dr. Capell, SAG B-way.
Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best.
Afternoon Cards.

Afternoon Cards.
Misses Cora and Jessie Farnsworth enter
taned q party OF friends at their beautiful
home on South Eighth street last Thursday
afternoon at musicale in honor of their
guests, the Misses Rita Lorton OF Nebraska
City, Anna ABBOTT ana Kate and Edith
Campbell OF Chicago. High i've was the
principal entertainment, prizes being
awarded Mrs. w +. Sapp and Mrs. Il. II.
Lougee. Refreshments were served, Mrs.
5. &. Key and Mrs. Il. H. Merriam assisting
the hostesses. One Of the most enjoyable
features of the afternoons entertainment
was the singing of Miss Loron, who pos
sesses a soprano voice of rare beauty. The
following Is a list of those who were present:
Misses Reynolds Wickham Brown, Wright,
Ruth Martin, Ross, Anna Ross, Bowman,
Rockwell, Patterson, Robinson, Shepard,
Wells, Stevenson, Wadsworth, Oliver,
Mary Oliver, Gleason, Zurmuehlcn, Nellie
Zurmuehen, Bennett Woodbury., Lutz
Howe, Parsons. Campbell, Couch, Bullard,
Stella Bullard, Lortor. Abbott, Butts, Kate
Campbell, Edith Campbell, Baldwin, and
Mesdames Afford, Lugee, Mcdonnell,
Coohan, Albertson, Woodbury., Macrae,
Snapp, Key Merriam, Davis, MCGEE,
Ferson, Brown, Seyoert and Olamacher.
The Ladies' Social ci rcle will give a
supper and entertainment ut the First
broadway church, Tuesday evening,
February 16
Walnut block and Wyoming coal.
fresh mined, received daily Thatcher,
IL Main.