Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 24, 1884, Page 7

HALLETT, DAVIS AND COMPANY EMERSON PIANOS. Unrivalled or Tone or Finlsh, KIMBALL PIANOS Best Mod PIANOS ra Prico to Buy. Tho Kimball Organ, e Jong and favorably known in the STEW ART, above lines of Good nneil Blufs CGorrospondence Solt ited, A o wast, Facommaonds Warerooms, 329 ts Wantol, A. F. CLATTERBUCK G. Enaar, 0. B. BeswICK, Manager. Assistant. Secretary. Gouncil, Bluffs Detective Association wm.. u!l m 1 “ detective o raph anl Railway companics, ants Mazufactories, Ti e g Disprioh Attoenara. - Hiblen, proy ro. ercd Collect sprocurcd £500 reward offered for tho ariost and conviction cf any person or porso sntin: this Assoclation Al communications strictly confidential.” Office Towa. P. C. Box LARGES' AND;BEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF EXairGroods In Iowa and Nebraska, and sold for the least money at 337 Broadway, Counoll Blufls, Towa. ot it ot ™ N~} MRS, D, A, BENEDICT, Maunfacturer. Special Bargains In Wall Paper. -0 order to make room for an immense stock of Spring Goods, Ihave declded to offer all goods now in stock, at prices never before quoted in this city. GEO. R. BEARD, No. 32 Main Street, next to P. O, 'W JP ALYSWOR’I‘H EHOUSE MOVER Frao Houses moved on tho LITTLE GIANT trucks and any distance and over any kina or grouis BRICK HOUSES raised. All work guarants W. P. AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth'stroot. COUNCIL BLUFF§ ASADY, ORGUTT & FRENGH urtains, in l-lcu. I8 Turcoman, Etc.J Olllcloths, Mattings, Linoleums Btc ARPIETS hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST, )me and be convinced that we are headquarters for all goods in our line. nunpnsl place to buy CARPETS, Curtains and House Furnlshings in the City. Uph luwnn;, and Beddmg Supplies. Nu:. 6, 71:.1!«‘:1 9 MASONIO TEMPLE - - OOUNCIL BLUFFS Mail Orders Filled PromptlyCardane SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—8pecial a vortisemente, Found, To Toan, For Salo, To Rent, ing, ots., will be inserted in $his column at the low rate of TEN CENTS PER LINE for $ho firs) insortlon and FIVE CENTS PER LINK for each subsoquent n- ertion, Leave adverilsomonts a$ our office, No. Poarl Strect. near Brosdwav l Railway Time Table. OOUNCIL BLUFFS. The following are the timos of tho arrival and do parturo of traine by contral standard thmo, at tho local dopota. Trains leavo sransfor dopok #on min uts oarller and arrlvo ten minutes later. CHI0AGO, BURLINGFON AND QUINOY. Lxava. si26 p m Chloago Exprosm 9408 m st featcn, 608 Brosd 7:108 m ("Mail and )cxpm., way. seli rensounble prices, | 19:90 p m Accommodation, erves 3 000 ibs. for » bom, Aud 138 cublo for " cord, “At local dopot only. Tey bim. KAXSAB GITY, BT J0B. AND COUNGIL BLUY) — | 108 am Biall and Expross, SOR SATY - Piano, 1L £ Seamon, Paper, Beoks | '8:15 pm Pacific Exyross, and Biaplonery, C: Bluffs, GHIOAGO, MILW AUKNR AND BY. PAUL. VO BALF OR RENT—1 “Packiug bonwe | 5:26pm xpross, : 925am Exprow, 50 b "’,'fih"'""{,“,,,,f'.'"}’,:',' il ity Copaciy GHI0AGO, ROOK TLAND AND PACIFIO. LB I T ——n ~| s%pm Auum;é ‘Expross, body 1n Councll Blufla to take | §:26am Day Expross, NN D ey o’y carsier at only swenty | 720 &m *Dos Moluos Accomuriodation, 0 15 m oonts & wook. *At local depot only. ( )Lu PAPERS—For sale at Bun office, at 95 conte [ hiuin Qioed PP RR SIS R L UL 00B BIMB. K. P, CADWEL 8IM8 & CADWELL, *A Transfer only OIOAGO ADd NORTHWRATERN, 56 pm Expross, %68 m Pacifio Expross SI0UX OITY AND PACIFIO, ttorneys-at-Law, ;e;: ik Y roam 2 o PUNION PACIFIO. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA., Offics, Main Stroct, Rooma 1 and 2 Shugart & Mo- s Block. Wil practice in Btate and Fedora ourts, Sitr Rk & s o CHRONID DISEASES e e hirty years practioal expericace Offics No Councll Flufts aarCanomtation e Wostern Exprees, Pacifio Expres, Linooln Expros, *At Tranifor only." DUMNY TRAINK TO OMAILL, ADMISS10N—Gonts 160—Ladies 10c. BKATES—Genta 160. Ladies 100 Adumission Free 4o Ladles oach moming and Tuce. day and Thursday sfternoons, Use of Skates 16 oonta. A ¥. BOHANCK, H Manager 1. B TATR. WARBEN WHITE, TATH & WHITE. |ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Practioe In Stato and Federal Courte. Calloctlons promntly attended to. Room 16, Shugart's Building, s, “Mrs, £, J, Hilton, ¥ e PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, 8 v ¢ v BlUg | COUNOITL BLUFKS TOW DR. O. C. HAZE N N. SCHURZ. DENTIST. J H r m P IS0Ce 01 16 reacs. 1) MAIN STREET, OFFICE OVER AMKRICAN EXPRESS, OOUNCIL BLUFFS - = 1owa | COUNCIL BLUFF3, IOWA ITHE DAILN COUNCIL RIUFFS Do NAL LOCAL NEWS § 10 1he Death of the Little oJd. W, ’ A Sad Cas Jobn B. Morse A 1 s fJ. W, Mor v rost, but t At h ) amo t i wout 1 o'clock, for ¥ ttlo fel wa r \ \l y n stated 1 i home , ba rt, oo Arm e could 1 raise his his head, and he having received k in the groin, He eaid that two had thus abused him as he home from school. He ha of the boya bel y for this time tho injuries we us than ever before, and growing worse, caught a cold which sravated tho troubles, and after days of intense suffering death has ¢ me, The two boys, Walter and Pierco Allen, tho former aged 11 years and the latter 8 have 1 cxpelled from the publi and after the death of Mr. poy an {nformation waas sworn to in Mayor Vaughn's court cha g ng them with murder. They were brought into court Saturday afternoon, George Holmes appearing as their connsel. The oxamination was set for 2 o'clock nex Wednesday sfternoon. The younger boy was reloased on 8500 bail furnished by his tather Mr, Tnomas Allen, and the older buy wns taken back jail, the bonda in his caso being fixed at 81,000, which was more than could be given. While the blow to Mr. Morse and his fawmily is » very heavy one, tho parents of tho little boys are in scarcely less troublo of mind. Mr. Allenis a laboring man, and sec overwhelmed with griof at the sad arrenee. Tho funeral of Mr. Morso's son took place yesterday ufternoon from the family resi dencs on Bluil street and was indoed a sad one, , but — — Orders by telephone for flour, feed, wood, coal, and hay, will be promptly filled by Cook & Cooper, 700 Broad- way. Telephone to No. 113 for dry hard stove wood and kladling. Big supply. Prices low. PLATT OVERTON. SCHOOL STATISTIOS. Facts from the Annual Report of Su- perintendent McNaughton, Prof, James McNaughton, the super intendent of the city schools, has pre- pared his annual report for the year end- ing August 31, 1884, Itisa very com- plete aud eatlsfactory report, and pre- sents a showing indicating not only that the schools are being woll cared for, but presenting an encouraging outlook. It is to be regretted, however, here as else- where, that parents do not see to it more strictly that thelr children enjoy the full privileges of such a system of ed ucation. Tho report shows the population of the city as estimated from the school census at the beginning of the school year, September 1, 1883, as 27,743; num- ber of persons of school age in tho city at that time, 7 244; number of pupils on- rolled during the year, 2,800; average number belonging to the schools during the year; 1,871; average daily attend- ance, 1, wumber of cases of tardi- ness, 10,278, and number of hours lost by this tardiness, 1,813, or over 300 school days. There are three male teach- ors and fortynine fomale teachers em- ployed, tho average salary of the former being 868 33 and ofthe temale teachers, 251.02. There aro thirteen school build- ings in tho district and seatings for 2,- 351, The cost of instruction per cnpl\n based on enrollment is §).63 and on avorage attendance $16 40. Estimating the enrollment at private and parcchial schools also, the report estimates that the total enrollment of pupils in all the schools of the city as 3,079, or nearly, which is 43 per cent of thore of school ment, and 27 por ceut less than 1t can reasonably be expected to be. In exam- inations for promotion 92 per cent of those cxamined were promoted, the questions and other tests belug furnished by the superintendent. — ‘Window shades at cost to close them out. P. C. Muler 13 Pearl strect. The water has been turned off of the public drinking fountains until balmy spring comos. — St. John Bros, have bought, cleaned and refurnished the IRevere House, H49) Broadway, opposito tho opera house, Council Bluffs, where you will find clean rooms, clean beds and well filled tables, Terms 81,50 per da; A FOOL OIt A GENTLEMAN? THE FAOT. So far as Mr. Blaine is concerned we have given him loyal support, and in de- fea in victory we regard him as one of the most brilliant leaders that the repub. lican party has ever produced,.—DAILy Bk, Nov. 21, AN ERROR TO RECTIFY, Tue OMaua Bek, with that cowardly and aesassiuatig disposition of which it is p ssessed, turns upon and abuses Blaine now that ho is dofeated, During the campsign Tur Ber was for Blaine, now it is against him. The cowardly thing wants to go with “the boys” and be on the side that wins. Such has ever been the nature of the insect, — Nonpariel, November 233, WILL SHE The Nonparell nelieves that it is hon orable journalism to scknowledge and rectify errors that may occur in its col umns, whether they creep in through the “*kitchen door” or sralk beldly in from tho front. A gontloman always apolo s when he finda that ho is in error, a cited fool, never —Nonpareil, Nov. AVOLOGIZE. — TOW A I'TEMS, The supreme court will mect in Des Muiues on the 24 of Decomber Tho state fair is etill searching for a location and a bonus of £50,000, BEE---MONDAY bosidoes other | to the city | sge, 83 per cent of tho estimate enroll- |7} NOVEMB (R 24, 1884 | | Har in county gives o largest repn an o jority 1,200 | snis have been ¢ i In Dos Mot 1 I At ra s thirty x i I fa ' f oorn to the The threo-year-old f Cha Hawkine, living nea Id, wned in a L k T} ernal ool 1 t yoar onded Jur \ o nggrogate to ! reity of € x City 1 ren ) prop v fam prices a eli " ! ert J. Burde B humorist, has prose ( urch of Merion, Pa, a ch bell in memory of his late wife. o geading of the Min A and | Northwestern railroad o Mower county is practically Tho bridges will not be put in until spring Tho roport of the lowa insane hospital of lnd ndence, forth arter onding September $0, shows t thoro was & al of H8) patlents, eustained ot a cost of §21,733.86. I'he shorthorn breceders' convention 1d the Towa Fine Stc eiation will | hold thetr respeetive annual 1 | Ottumwa, begtaning on Tue | day of December, | Thos. Watts suicided with poison in Dos Moines the other day for fear of be | coming a public charge years of age, a blacksmitl had lived i Des Moines Prof. Gustave Heynor past & music_teacher at I | cided at tho Massasoit hLouse, Chicago, & few days ago, by shooting humself with » revolver, Ho was partally intoxicated at the timo, Red Oak, with its stroet cars, its water works, its fire companics, 1ts gas works, | and its other belongings of a city, s actually without street lumpa! Lo plo have to lug lanterns around with them at night to be warned of the etep ofls in the cotings in y. the 24 by trade, and wy yours ¢ throo years rliogon, sui | sidewalks. Rod Oak schools show an enrollment of 815—403 boys and 412y Tho rapia incrosse of children of school age necessitates the building of more schools, and plans have been drawn for two to cost §18,000, The packing house at Atlantic was de- stroyed by fire on the morning of the 19ch, The loss is estimated av $38,000; insurance §8,000. The loss ts & severe one both to the owners and the city., It throws out of work scores of people. Edward A. Gallager, of Cedar Rapids, married a widow in September, and in October stole $450 of her money and skipped. Heo returced and was caught on Luesday. He tried to work on the sympathies of the wronged woman, but #he turned away and will prosecute the rascal. De. J. A, McFarland, an old and respected citizen of Red Oak, was run over and killed by a freght train haif a mile west of the city on the 17:¢h. The body was not badly mangled. There was a gash in the back part of the head, the right arm was somewhat torn and the bones fractured and the right thigh was broken. Tho Ottumwa Courier remarks: *‘It is now said that the new branch to be buile by the C. B. & Q from Fountanelle via Qarsun to Council Blufls, will be operated jointly by the C.B.& Q and C.R.T & P, and 15 being put in to keep other and competing roads out of that territory Creston 1s not very we!l ploased with this would run from that place. Herman C. Foster, of Towa Falls, at 6 o'clock Wednesday morning rose partially in bed and told his little girl to put somo wood on tho fire, and she says he fell back and she supposed went to sleop. An hour later ho was found by his child- ren, dead in bed, fu tho position in which he had fallen back. Mr. Foster lived alouo with his threo children, two little girls and & boy, having lost his wife some years since, The Northwestern Telephone company of Ida Grove filed articles of incorpora- tion with the auditor of state. The date of begtnning business s September 10, 1884, and the object 1s building, operat- ing ond mainteing a tolephone system in Ida, Sac, Cherokee, Plymouth, Wood- bury, Monona, Harrison, and Pottawat tamie counties. The capital stock is 820,- 000, and divided intoone thousand shures of §20 each. The officers are J. W. Roca, president; . W. Shearer, secrotn A, King, treasurer, and G. A Case, gonoral managor. — Horsford’s Acid Fhosphate, AS A NELVE FOOD. W. Swirn, Wellington, 0., ‘Inimpaired nervous supply 1 have uged it to advantage.”’ —— Going to see the Governor, “‘Sary Ann get put 1y best Sunday Dreeches an’ my new overcoat,” said Now York etate farmer, comlng in sud- denly, the other day. “Law sakes Johu! what on airth hes struck you?, “Never mind; I'm goin’ tow Albany, an’ T want to wesr my best clothes,” “Goin' ter Albany? What fur Johnt" * Tow see the (iuv'nor of course." “Well, what fur John? He dou't know you.” *No, but ho will. Ho's goin’ to g inter the cabine! makin' business an’ I'm goin’ ter try tor eell him mome of my best walnut an’ bird's-eyo maple, Hurry up with them duds.” — PILES! PILES! PILES! A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST! NO ONK NKKD BUPFEK, A wure ouro for Blind, Biceding, Ttching and Ulceratod Pilos has been dicc Williama (an_Indian Rem, William's Tudian Pilo Oint box hus cured the worst chir No_one nesd suffe plyne this wonderful Lotions, instruments and vloo ro harm than good, Willimn's intment abuorbs the tum r (partic ) HeLs s i poul troliof, and is prepared only itching of 'the privite parts, and for uo hine elue, Load what the H Clovel nd Pile Quint) Cures, snd om. J. M, Coffinberry Dr. Willisn's Inc f have Il’u\]m ron For sal gints aud tuailed on receipt of price 31 Hold wt rotail by Kuln & Co . Goonman, \n.‘l.,m Aionit, On huudred and torty carlosds of graln were shipped from Marcus in October, ee— i Youug or midole-sged mon, sufldng from unervous debidity or kindred sffec tious, shoula wadress, with thros leiter stamps for largs troatise, World's Disjon I‘uu Mudical Association, Bufflo, N, Y, Ho was over 79 | vlew of the affair as It hoped the brauch |2 | WORKING THE PAINT RACKET | A New Plan of 1 for Gotting In | go N | ey Iy paint.th 'l o fir ary for A ) i t th ty 8 ly \ has & 0 . A \ o card present weelf a o fasl \ 1 ady of houso, ‘1 and So & ¢ Lam n the paint 5 But wo d 5 ro| t y | #e mo down to tako s ates for the | painting noxt spr “The Iady falls into the trap and the painter-thicf fu measures | doors and wit f interior, the timo ho bas | i ho has 1 where the exitaare, which window opens nto such a room, the ight of the win dows from the ground, and the purpose for which oach room is used “Aro there many of this kind of thiaves in tho city nt has informa ¢ sed of twenty mon Thoy proposs to do some very amooth work in the way of burglary this winter, i it would bo well for householders to n the lookout for any colicitors for paint firms until they aro sure the men tion of a bar be wro roally what thoy protend to be.” Onile 1o Testimony, A Valuablo Read this ll'\mlv. Ank, Jan, 10, 1883, Messrs, B A, Kobinson & Co Louisville, Ky. 1 certify with ploasure to m- tollowlng facts: No prescription over cfiected more than & temporary suppression of the Chilla on f 1 was told to try your Hughes' Tonio, 1 concluded to give it atoml after two doctors had failed to stop tho chills. One bottlo made a complote cure. 1 awm now well. 1 ro- commend Hughes' Tome to all sufloring from Chills and Fove (igned) R I Gueestess, Prepared by R. A. Robiuson & Co., Wholeanlo Druy Louisville, Ky., and at y Schroter & Bocht, Druggiste, Omnha, Rotails 81 .00 por bottle, six bottlus, 86 00. e It is said that £30,000 changed hands in Dubuquo on tho result of the election. Lamps Lamps, LLAmps. BIG DRIVE. HOMER’S. 3 Main Stroot Council Bluffs & P FILBEaRT, 209 Upper Browldany, wgwn to tho ¥ Stud,, reflect and como and K o, and see for ourelven what you can buy for Cas ot my place. quote you ae follows: 13 1bs g anulated sugar for. ... 16108 1) 16 1o Wh Kirk's blue Indis soap for.... Dupont’s best powder poe b 18 boxes of matches for 8 rup Calitornia honey drips, Syrup, waranted stk tly puro persal Sorgham ANo.1 Tewis' Lyo, y hito wrup § for. 1w (.u.nunu s 10 for ANo. 1 g Tobaoro, 0 qual ty,t.om 160 to 700 por 1. Flour—We well the colebratod Patent Fancy per cwt, §2 00, W I kopt o a Firs thing we sell. G n o d ansortment of Tinw ro ) 1 not_anly bo not undersald o weods, but wi | el nt below any ( ity W wo can givo th city expu Renta o pay | am on CASHL, Call when you wy liwe, J. P FILBERT, ouncil Bluffa tho bost of 3 209 Uppor Broadway, HOR: OPPIONS, . PUmY, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS. Counctl Bluts . In Establisheu - - 1856 Doalors In Forelgn and omestlc Exchango an UTrvan Socnrit Dr, W. . Sharraden DENTIST, Masonic Templ Oounecll Bluffs . "E 0LD RELIABLE THE BRUNSWICK, BAlKE col- LENDER COMPANY, [BUCCESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B. 00, owa, “BME MONARCH Tho most extonsive mauufacturers Billiard &:Pool Tables IN THE WORLD John Bockstraser Gonoral Agond or Nehrasks sn Woetorn luws. OMAUA, NEB Pool Teblos and watesln 50 8. Teuth Stroot e ation Lilliard A OMAPA Ghemical Dyeing AND~ CLEAN'NG WORKS. C.T. PAULSON, Propeisbors od, Dyed anl Repatrod Dyed, without Kipplug any shado, 10 eainple, Gontlewens’ Clothing Cl Ladion’ reasos Cloat d a0 ©1 ancd or_ Colore tahod’ {1212 Douglas Btceet, - Velvels anc Laces Cleayed, Dysd ' aud Ke-Bu- GRAND CLOSING CQUT A\ AT i ] ¥ ) LEA Commencing, Mo y ¢ ith M ‘ { ting ( lcture trame Mouldi Piciure Frames, Ergravings, Painti Colors, Photogra ",\v\ ater tation- m'), Pocket Books, Purses, wdio’ Shopping Rags, Serap lx yoks, Albume, ist Plush and Frameg, Br Biush Sets, tuary, Ar ' Materials, Gold. Bro: 78, Cabinet and Velve , Comb Jowel Ck Work Boxes, Clove and Handkerchief Boxes, Order Sets, Birthday, Christmas and New Year Cards, and Great Variety of Fancy Goods and Novelties Adapt- ed to the Holiday 'L'rade, Have You Rictures to Frame If w0, this life-time an opp riunity of a to g+t them done in the b st of ctylo, ard ab prices d fying all comgetitin. I have the largest in the iy, hoving mads my entie Holiday Purchases efore de iding ln retre feom the busine Failing th corpels e to make a change and in omder to clisa oub my stock a% once, I offer without reserve, bargains i every I'ne such This is the Groatest Opportumity ev r of- fered to the citizens of Omaha and surrcund nx towns ty selict their Hoday Goods, Come at onea and oe convinced that every fered is a bargain, YOUNG’S ART EMPORIUM 1513 DOUGLAS STREET. KN A B PIANOS a8 will irsure a speedy sale. article of- h Diploma of Honor, Medal of Merit, = AN = CERTIFICATE of DISTINCTION at the CENTENNIAL THESE INSTRUMENTS POSSESS THE HIGHEST EXCELLENGE —IN— Power, Richness and Svmpathetic Quality of Toxe, Elexrance and Durabilitv of Werkmanship. Pronounced by the Artists and the Press,. both at home and in Europe, as the Sweetest Toned Piano Ever Made. MAX MEYER & BRO., General Western Agents: W. L. WRIGHT, E Luporter, Jobber and Msnufacturer's Agent of gt~ ORUCKERY, GLASSWARE, LI\M P8, |[ETC. 18th Street, Bet. Farnam and Harney. OMAHA, . - NEBRASKA, The E'eto Lamp OMAHA, NEP 03 Candle, power