Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 23, 1883, Page 6

| Their Appearance As Far 00 per Y : 1 | (] W W eo the Rese . ™ TION. oirs | Vator. s fall goods® | The Pamps and Machinery Add on seventh page. | . Cheap Railroad Tickets at Bushnell's,| Yestorday Tne Ber missionary spent | he M \ | several hours in, looking over the water e bl o [ works in company with the enginecr, ry Birkinbine " v put into Maner & | up finely 1 information as it store is showin, [ d serve There wore three Monday morning | drunks at 27,60 each in the police court yesterd answers to [are asked da P. Goulden is to locate his new on the corner of Tenth |the vital concerns af the city 50 that the enterpriso is furni The Bufialo Bill aud Dr, ( Wost com: has decided to show up at | ploynicut to many, while at the same | ment is on the | There was a lively racket at the beer atten garden Sunday nigh whih ought to cause some of the particirans to be brought to the front. Chief Field ing up tho ho boose. He say line, mon being The conduit from the river foi being an open channel jects to Tux Bk show- [ vent all possibility of any mish lo condition of the cals- | pagoe of supply, a second cond hurts business in his | boxed, is being run for some aid to get drunk. from the head, a work which is in ke ing with the carefulness and thore Jf all features of the work In order to pre The delegates to the Knig o Grand Lodgo « start for M. Ha rghausen and L, well all complete and ready for the start Another carricaturo on the condition | Louse everything is rapidly gotting peared yesterd planted at the edge of one of the big|is an interes ratd pidale, with ahah polo in hishand: ps, boilers, ote., are now all in place two of Andrews' centrifu, ing a capacity of 50,000 gallor ly st l'\]ww\\\.n filed 31'\h-r\|\\ by which L. Jackson asks for a divoreo D! lx..‘ L. Jackson, on the gr # minute, equal to a ste {inches in diameter. They are prc by two Westin, w.m-).r' spee These pumps are to force the sandy h ton. | ixing up his Streot in FAiRrv O, : yesterduy disc le, on” the strength of a here, got jed in West- | 1" wiord county. ‘The minister | 1 them evidently is not posted. two pumps duplex pumps, wunnu gal are to take the in the subsi it to the stor of Glen aver tributed to consu st, but big heartod professional man, who don’t want his name placed | before the public, yesterday drow his | ers for the benefit of tho Home | Ths steam hosting apparatus at the on unsolicited too, | gino house is also completed now hows that| . Four 100-horso power ooilers loom up on_the|in finc s In getti 0od sized build e tack reaches up about ni o ol the flue, : > team took & run | jneq i fire jorce strect, and in the conge- | \'}% Mith e Litele theon ot smash wp ond ond of tho neck- oA L omcke yoke dropped, drivin end into the horse’s hort dis- fnishod very it tanco further and then droppod dead. to mal s pret I'he y fe auring 45-inche at is being finished 1.“.:) most with the f worsmanship in ¢ acific will put| The two g to make the run | with s Pretty speedy | gallo The new tr: wal On the opening of the new 1 3l; h 18 to be tested next Sioux City and P to Long Pir niles in ten hour for western trav i s capacity of over ecleven million ill bo all ready for receiving DT this week. Ono will be put on about the first ob the [is now all ready the other would | month, probably by next Monday. have been had it not been for the rains, e which kept the bottom so wet that it Dr. \..‘qt dentist, 14 Pearl strect. could not be bricked, and an TG TS attempt to hurry up the ROBBING A 8 work by bricking the sides without this | a - - support resulted in a slide, nec A Oheyenne Man Has His 1ol Taken | the relaying of a portion, b While Asleep. k is going along all right, i will sec it finished. Robort Stuerman and J, M. There will then only remain the lumlul ; ing of the fences around tho tops of the two strangers in the city, were oirs, and the gravelling of the on the chargo of robbi 4 sitating now the d a tow walks, reservoirs is all completed, and hero is ble the same thorou Lo hingos on the d id stapped over night at the iy hotel, The Cheyenne iman 1 he went to bed $95 in his | the loc 7 of tho best to | ethook, and wh Taia anyone visiting tho wor worning his Y i | but bo impressod with its promine: WO men A sted \‘1\.” re of care ulwm-u ’ nevery us .m,-“.‘i'::w‘." work lone to ro yut that nig d | last the St. Jo house, Itappears| Thestorage reservoir in the other end h, however, had during the |of the city, known as the (ilen Avenu t of the ive water. ed t visited the room rvoir, is ull ready now re the Cheyenne man was sleep- | 1n fact the work has so pr but remained short time, | the reservoivs can o filled somng to the St. Jo house, where | any time, and it is the intention to fill ted with |\.,, landlord £85, subsiding reservoirs in the course of ay morning he took the money | two weeks, the landlord, but when arrested he | At the foot of the Glen Avenue reser luul only about §7 and denied that he | voir is the gate heu Liad had any larger amount. His chum, | fire protection apy Sherman, was suspected of having helped [sary stop valve, in secrofing the money and he too was | respects. arrosted, and both were placed in jail to| This building, like the ¢ await examination, their cases being sot | has its poculiar features for next Friday. atus and the neces his is complete in all rs orffeted, which as one of the water work’s structures, all of which, though differing in details har- Meals at Bochtele's hotel on the|monize wonderfully in general appear- Furopean plan. ance. T ——— There has been some unavoidablo delay | PERSONAL. in some of tho pipelaying, a large quantity having been wrecked in transit, Mrs, Birkinbine, wife of the enginecr of [ and it takes time to manufacture other the water works, starts to-day on a visit to her |n pe to take its place, old home in Philadelphia, Mr, Birkinbine go- ing with her so far as St. Louis, This vening Rev. Mr. Lemen leaves for Sioux City for the Stats Baptist Assoclation, * which meets thore Wednesday, 1fe will re-| dono already, turn to oceupy his pulpit as usual uext Sun . month, G, A. Holmes is suffering again from his old | external ovid sheumatic troubles, E. A, Hicks, of Tabor, was in the city yei- terday. J. 8. Wallace, of Wooster, 0., Pacific yesterday, sonal inspection one can have little or n idea. There lave been many obstacles and hindrances, {loods, bad weather, de- the Pacific yesterday. H. R, Houghton, of The Tabor Union, vis- ited Council Bluffs yesterday. €. W. Munger, of this city, has accepted |} g the position of cashier In a hank at Carson, He is a good man for any position of trust, Rev. Dr, Cleland, late pastor of the I'res the Ogden yesterday. city yesterday. ub?l furu}::t 'uf ba:lwd waterworks can E. C. Cooper, Philadel) is at the broy, 0 r directly upon the Ogden, of Fulladalphia, s a6 Vo0 %y dintribution, . Ehoold. any H. C. Cady, of Bt. Louis, arrved atthe Ogden yesterday. Hon, B, ¥, Clayton was in the city yester- o ing 0 4,000,000 gallons, will be 1\\” V.RER appear in the he Dads—Cone ry Cha 1 gaining from him | probable .‘.y- T ¢ querries which are rning the enterprise, | the importance of which renders it among the right to build An ordinance wa on Twelfth avenue from the oadway. There are about 160 men now at work, hing em time & permanent and valuable improve- ng made. At the river work g conduit is being pushed along 3 sstacles which ever | any and all attempts to_do any- thing with tho fickle Missouri, 200 feot moro is being boxed, the remainder ber, filling 1:,“:.«1».“,\ botween Seventh 404 West Broadway, ¢ . cents; Sam | - HOUSES, LOTS AND LANDS from Tenth street to Un- nth avenue from we v | Nfoney Loaned, Abstracts Furnished COUNC/L BLIIFFS Ytday ctween Imm atry and Ninth 1 . Hek GoREiALs wero Joft opon until ””~ 4 Pearl Street, : . o . sing along down the length of the conduit one finds the siphon | i s b MAYNE & PALMER, inst him hy .l,| M. Phil- DEALERS IN out of the praiseme; 10Ul DESYarty! o desired to prove the falsity of the ar aii 0 Oa, o and then compel Phillips ‘to take ingup of the works. At tho engine its | ¢ v in - the [ finishing touches. The building itself is | > h for damages. The form of an efficy of a man, who was|a fine structure, and the interior |, nim for damagoes, he spointed with instrue- place to visit, as the A PRODI-GALL 1of 30 elled ’ A Wayward Omaha Giel Found Heve Taken Home. ongines. ter of the Missouri into the subsiding Yesterday a very reh of her wayward daughtor, a girl iteen, who had g loed, but it pre ¢ them 110,000 The mother led with her through [ = = = airl inside I would break. s and throughout, make 4‘ touched the heart under the y here is 1ot 2 nook or cor- | deed a sad on nth of virtue, R ’e:q". SCHURZ. Civil Rights, In his serinon Sunday night Rev. M Lemen handled the late eivil rights de- | etsion somewhat. e did not assume to from a leg sion might he , but whether manner in which tho de received in the south, there was still cxi he color-ling tionshou ted out an ox- d Fred Brokan, who cune here from | The gate house between these two [ be lo of this country nee ow at almost | then, than to ight it themsolye d evidently toward pure Donioe- wiwol\ Sold at the Lov«"efit Prices which containg the | . *solemn truths’ te Bosrox Tua Co Our prices are R teal Bstato Transiers, Tho following deeds wero file: tho recorder's the Brk by P. J. Me- fahon, real estato agent: 7, and part 6, blocl There is less than feet yet to be laid, and it is the ox- pucmtmu that by cmmlmg matters the lhuulm\ s add to Walnut--40, water supply will be ready in less than a Tho heavy and hard work has been How heavy and hard, one can best conceive by taking a drive over the works and seeing the most prominent Without such a per- SPECIAL lays in getting waterial, cte., but the was at the| work has been pushed alon:, and as it now nears completion, it assumes propor- J. T, Hinkley, of Ashland, Neb., was at]tions which impress the average observer with its waenitude and expense, much more forcibly than has the pipe- laying and the other work, equally great, but mot on the surface, pecial and very important featuro of the works is to be found at the new cen- tral police station, where the compressor of the fire prukutmll is located, This is byterian church here, and now of Keokuk, |an upright wrought iron cylinder, in was at the meeting of the Iowa Presbytery at | which thes water is admitted at the bot- Clinton last week honored by belng chosen | tom, compressing the air, which is carried Moy through pipes to the operating cylinder M. McFarland, of Utica, N. Y., reached of the fire protection apparatus at the Gilen Avenue reservoir. In time of fire, by simply turning & hand-wheel at the J. C. Mitchell, of Kansas City, was in the | gentral police station the entire pump- Speclal advertisements, such as Lost, Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board- ing, ete., will be insorted in this columu at the low TS PER LINE for the first insertion ENTS PER LINE for each subseq . Leavo advertisements at our oftic, No. 7 Pearl Strect, noar Broadway W ANTED A boy, with jouy, 80 ol or Tin DRk POI SALE AND RENT. A gond pon ehcap. Wt ey ¥ stalle, Seott street, Counc s ey STOCK NOW COMPLETE, EMBRACING MANY NOVELTIES Tenth aud_ sroadway R. Rice M. D. or other tumors removed without the ) knifo or drawing of blood. UHl}ON[C DISEASES ot inas » pecasy. hirty yuars -r-\nml expe Poarl strect, qunLI Rlug, esionie. Pllen &4 Consultation free. accident oceur to the pumpmg apperatus, an automatic valve opens and the entire contents of the store reservoir, uuuunl dupoul of the fire department, ’Hmw W ETO I IS AT nariwar station, d H\n it WHOLESALE DEALERS e e 42 and 344 Broadway, COUNCIL BLUFFS, nted NOTQORIAD 99 1009 ATS,GAPS BUC K(xl@‘ffi% TOWA. on_aski e lowing contracts were let for | Partics, Sociables and 1\...1.« supplied on short notice, and goods delivered tc all parts of the city. Vienna Bread, and Pies. Fine Cigars, g _Seventh W. T. BRAUN’S European Restaurant, Mr. Wil- MBought and Solcl. J MoIMLAIZOIN COUNCIL BLUFFS, A complete He 83 P | but little mo wer, The (R L com WIL QPELL AN r) GRIND AT T‘JL SMML TIME best Feed Mill in existence. 1.;~t\ 1on grinder. Write for cirenlars to SHUGART, WAITE & WIES, Council Bluffs, Towa, General Agents for Western Towaand Nebraska. 'Wholesale 317 I.r.,,uln.n, MFSDA 37 W. Broadway, s BULK AND BARREL LIME, LOUISVILLE AND PORTL AND SEW No, 639 Broadway, - - - 5 & MICHIGAN PL to which , HAIR COUKCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. SMITH & TOL LFR E g pectable appear ared here .‘13 .8 to the bad. | Z was a sad i S:,. T xufvll sSu i SNCOIVINVA A FINE LINE OF FALL} Suitings. 7 and 9 Main Street. DINRILOTOFLY, COUTNC » T 19 Main strect. S. S WAGNER, - witconrac toraiV2REAND PEwD JOHN & C0.CASH BUYER I 148 Broadway. 22 Fourth streot. wint| D, A, BENEDICT, o right o it e T (B D B e e us @ step hackward and a - He also called attention to the |, F, SMITH, comer i and ;‘;:*""‘"‘,'I;,‘.‘Z(f“,‘;“" ion had been showing that| W, W, SHERM AN 1 hav the varioty t ER, ions furnished. N FiN s pat 124 Main strect. f the old ’.'MMNLY AEtatia Yok A ross bl ks 72 Broadway, t was And bath ) 421 an ) 11 omery, M. D, | 10y W oal OF ALL KINDS. IN THE WEST, QUALITY CONSIDE At MRS, D. A. BENEDICT, - - BTW. I PETER C. MILLER, October WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Wall-Paper and Window Shadesand Painting in all its Branches, ort, ot al., lots FRESCOING IN MODERN STYLE. QU e, 18 South Tearl@t. - Council Blurre. . . Bigelow to Clark Hollett, lot 2, s T o v m & L. Luldwvll ut al. to H. O, Seiffert 2, Oakland—8§1,100, A R George Hesnan, lot 8, block 30, Everett's add ‘I'reasurer to A, Qur line of Stoves is the mos. complete in ae city and includes all the most 2800, Desirable Patterns and Latest Improvements B C,uy lot We have hammered the prices down as thin as the, ill stand without breal 94 and you are invited to call and see how thick the stoves are in comparison. SPECIAL DRIVE ON A LOT OF HARD COAL STOVES, NOTI CE S: Nickel, slightly tarnished, at a reduction of €500 each. DEVOL &« WRIGET, 504 _Broadway and 10 and 12 Main St,, Council Bluffs. | SKELTON, HENDRICKS & RICE, TAILORS, Every boay in Council Bluffs totake Delivered by carrier at only twenty KOT TO BE FOUND ELSEW. oadway, Council Bluffs, Towa. No, 604 South Main Street, ) 1500 STEINEARDT & FREYHAN, Liquor Dealers . COUNCIL HL I'FS: BENEDICT, DEALER IN Lalies Fumishing NO' [‘ll)\a, JEWEL [(\. &C. - i(il'f\'llh L _BLUI R. 8. COLE & CO, MANUFACTURER AND DEALERS IN ALL Al the Most Improved Kinds of ng ning Hnds And Ornaments. - Also Wood and Iron Pumps, Wood ¢ od and Tron Pumps. Ordors § 'S, TOWA ¢ and Gas Pipo and Pipo Fistures, for Loth New § o, Fr 1 TELX ! First Door east of Metropolite M. CALLACHER, ('" 2] m s, Low Prices and Polite Attendants ) LOWER BROADWAY, - Council Biafl A.C. LARBON, - - LATEST 11 Broadway .’:vtem Laundry ! T24 WEST BIROAIDVU AT . BROADWAY, 1 Meals. Is the place for PROVED I - Olifton Restcs J. A. ROSS, - - COUNCI Day Bo: satisfactior aeders itee Model 712 BROADY N. A. CHRISTIANSON, II s just ope ned a new a B give me s trial. nd well fitted steam laundry. G uaran Steam Laundry Y, COUNCIL BLUFT'S, - = roprietor ] ee good Cornor ‘I n 'n\wl Avenue, IF YOU W BOOTS, SH( "ESC?x CALL ON 1‘1;\,.,,4?\ I’hl‘ e has Hmm 17 NORT YUNCIL BLUFFS. ITPNNT KLENCK ROPRIETORS Make Your Contr Winter 1‘:3 gsouri Hard Wood ! AND HAKD AND SOFT WITH P. OVERTO N ure the b ywest price. St the city W.R. VAUCHAN. Jusftice of the Peace. Omaha and Council Blufls, DR.G,W.PANGLE, READER OF MAN ! Fitteen years' experience. Herbalist Physici lowing dis- cases: Catarrh, Norvous Debility, Mental Depress ion, Apoplexy, Fits, Loss of Maniines, Cancers Bemovad Without the Knife, Drop- 102 MAIN STREET, COUNCIL BLUFFS. YOUR TRADE IS SOLIOITED y Cured Without Liver Conpaint; Kidny Gomol wmatism, Paralysls, ,\White Swel VitusDance, 3 fim. e T Wonian lmi Her Diseases ’l‘renud With he Happiest Results P private and venereal I No, 10 Broadway, Room3, (up cil Bluffs, Towa, A Correct Dlagnosy ion from the Patient. _aarc, A Ta T SOLL — nre |JOSEPH GAGHEGAN. HARD WQOD AND —C0AL— Corner Main strect and Eighth avenue, Council Blufls a7 Lowest rates and prompt delivery JACOB SIMS. E. I, CADWELL, SIMS & CADWELL, Attorneys-at-Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA courts Mrs, H, J. Hilton, M. D, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 423 Broadway, Councl Blum, N mmi by Wor lfs;l CSCoal 505 First Avenue, - Council Blufis, Towa, | e and full measure atthe Reoal estate and collectionagency. n 04d Fellow's _look, over Savings Bank, __ Janki- Eclectic, Magnetic and Given Without any COUNCIL BLUFF: 20 p. . | WABASII, B, Lot Jopart. & m. | Frin Sious City@:50 p,m ¥rin Fort Niobrara sfa. m. | Neb 8 0 | From S Tail 8 5o, m 7125 . 10 fic Ex l Mail and Ex Alltraing daily CIHICAGO, MILWAUKER AND 8T, cil Bluff Mail and I Atlantic Ex COUNCIL BLUFF . AND OMAIIA KTRS uncil Bluffs Leave Omaha, 10a.m. 1io. |8, 1 m. 8 p.m.d | aom, 1 ion Pacifio n their trips at 9 0 regularly during the day at 9, ook, and run to MORGAN, KELLER, & co., UNDERTAKERS. The finest q of Wooden an A hours. © We ey compotition o Guality of or prices, Our Mr morgan hias served as indo for forty’ years anu thoroughly understands noss. Warerooms, 811 Broadway, UPHOLS G in all its branches promptly attended to; also carpet laying and Tolegraphio and mail T, %, 4, 6, 410 6 o' ol YOS, OFFICKR, W M. pusY, ma 1 and Shugart & Mo- practice in- State and wders) OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS Council Blufls Ia Establishea - - 1856 Dealers in Forgien and Domestic Exchange + Home Securitics. PILES. treat Plles and Fallt a ruical " pevmAnent.cure 1 o S oo weeks. —Operations paiul Roctum & Bpeciaty, . Diseases of tie 1L.daw ltem ki a0 e