Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 24, 1884, Page 9

- AN HALLETT, DAVIS Endorsed by Fr EMERBON Untivalled or I\l\llhl I Tone ND COMPANY PIANOS ll\\u. or Fialsh, L PIAN( ra Pricoto Buy. I"M Klmhm. Organ, eo long and favorably known in the weat, rnc sommonds nneil Bluffs STHAW ART, Sole Agent for abov s of Goods, Warerooms, 829 CUorrespondenc itad, Agests Wantod, BUCK G. ]:Mi\h‘ 0. K. Be IMan Assistant. Becre Gouncil Bluffs Detective Associafion il do all kinds of detective 5, EXpR Manufactarios, Corporations, Putlic and Privat covercd Collcetions mede, Missing fricn and conviction cf any person or porsons fraudulently repros striotly confidential. Office: Maronic Temlo ¢ Tnstitutions and Distri DIva o # Tolegraph Rallway companios, Attornoys. Stolen pre Sherty ito 0 reward offored for the arrost lation Al communicatione Box 1 Blufls LA\I‘J‘-E»\T ANDIBEST STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF EXair Groodds In lIowa and Nebraska, and sold for the Blufls, & Ladles’ Furnishing Goods and Notione a COST until all are dicpesed of. lenst money at 337 Broadway, Couacll lowa. } MRS, D. A BENEDICT, Manufacturer. Special Bargains In Wall Paper. -0 order to make room for an immense stock of Spring Goods, 1have 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. 0, HOUSE MOVER Fraiwe Houses moved on the LITTLE GIANT trucks aud any distance and over any kina or grouil BRICK HOUSES ralged. Al work guarant W P. AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninthstroct. COUNCIL BLUFFS City. ASADY, ORGUTT & FRENCH urtains, in Lace, {511k, Turcoman, Etc.j Oljcloths, Mattings, Linoleums Btc AIRPFP IETS hoicest and Best Selected STOCK in the WEST, )me and be convinced that we are headquarters for all goods {n our line. heapost place to buy CARPETS, Curtains and House Furnishings in the Upholstering and Bedding Supplies. Nos. 6, 7 and 9 MASONIO TEMPLE - - OOUNOIL BLUFFS Mail Orders Filled PromptlyCardane SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICE.—8pecial & vorsisemente, exo s Lost, Found, To Loan, For Salo, To Rent, Wants, Board- ing, ete., will be inserted in this column at tho low rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the Srab insortlon and FIVE CENTS PER LINK for each subsoquont - ertlon, Leave adverbisements ad our offico, No. Poarl Stroot. near Broadway WANTS, AR AKD WOOD—George Heaton, 028 way, selip coal snd woud at reasobable prices, iven % 000 Ibs. for Yon, aud 128 cuble for a cozd, Tey bim, DOR SALY - Piano, H. K. Seaman, Paper, Beoks ana Hiatlonery, Counsl Bluffs. 0K SALF OR R KEN 711;0— and machinery, tod 1n 160 hoys per day i 18 Packiug houke s city. Capacity ANTED— Evory body in Counctl Bluffs to_take W’ruwn Delivered by carricr st only Swenty oonts & wook )LI' PAPERS—For sale st Bus office, a4 25 cente ( hundrod JM)UH BiMs, N K. I‘,UAI-JWHL 8IM8 & CADWELL, Attorneys-at-Law, COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. 0Office, Main Stroot, Rooms 1and 2 Shugart & Me- Mahon's Block, Wil practice in Btate and Federa ourts, ROLLILE X Skang Rink ! ADMISS10N—Gents 16c—Ladies 10c. BKATES—Gonta 160. Ladies 10 Admisaion Freo 40 Ladios each moming and Tuce day and Thursdey aftornoous, Uso of Skates 16 oonte. A. ¥. BOHANCK, o Manager Mrs, B, J, Bilton, ¥ 1, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, ” v () Blugt DR. O. O. HAZE N DENTISYT. + MARTENS, Propriotor viw « 160 MAIN »STREET, OOUNCIL BLUKFS = - 1WA \‘ Railway Time Table. OOUNCIL BLUFFS, 0 the thmos of the arrival and do by central standard time, at the 08 loavo dransfer dept on min rive ten minutes later. , BURLINGION AND QUINOY. Chicago Expross Fost Mal *Mall and lcxplru, 12W0pm Accommodation. 280 pw *At local depot only. EAXSLS GITY, T, 108, AND 00UNGIL BLUPTA il and Express, 056 pm Paciflc Expross, bidsam GII0AGO, MILWAUKKN AND BT, PAUL. Expr: 9:06 8 m Exprows, 8:66 p GHIOAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIO, "Atlantio Expross, 9:06 8 m Day Expres 664 pm *Des Molnos Accom 616 p m *At local dopot 3 :00 & m 1:80 p 1.Louls Express 8:45 p m 460 p m Chicaso Express 10:66 & m *Ab Transfer only OHIOAGO AL KORTHWRATHRN, Expross, Ej SI0UX OITY AND PACLTIO, Bt. Paul Expross, Day Expross xprosn, Pacifio Express, Linooln Express, *At Tranifor only.’ DUMMY TRAINK TO OMAIIA, v Loave—1:10-6:80-530-10:30-1160 8, m. :80- P, - A m. 1:80-8:80-5:30-0:80-11:05 p. w, Anh« 10 mina'es baturs loavivg time. nly. R. Rice M. D. CANCERS, CHRUNIG {DISEASES al expericace Offics No or other tuwmors removed withoad ib knlfe or drawiog o blood. 1. B B TATE ATE & WHEITHE. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. WARREN WHITE, Practioe In Stato and Federal Courte Calloctions prompotly sttended to Room 16, Shugart's Bnilding, UNCIL BLUFFS SCHURZ, Jnstiod of the Peace, OFFICE OVER AMERICAN EXPRESS, COUNCIL BLUFFS, I0OWA [THE DAILN ‘ COUNCIL RIUFFS DI VAl AL NEW ! CHILDREN'S CRUELTY, 1§ 1 the Death of the Little ha could not raise his ud, aud ho having received | idos Alloin was comin a bad kick in e eaid that had thus abused him as he the groin, b other | bruises, two boys | home from school, He of the boys before, this time the injuri cus than ever before, growing worse, caught a JrAY ated the trouble Tntonso sufferin -l.v\vh two boys, Walte former aged 11 d complad ng him, d which ag days of has come. The Pierco Allon, the| years and the latter 8, | lave boen cxpelled from the public schools, and after the death of Mr Morse's bo; information waa 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 counsel. The oxamination was sot for 2 o'clock mnex Wodnesday siternoon. The younger boy ¥ oasod on $5(0 bail furnished by his tather Mr, Tnomas Allen, and tho older boy was taken back to the c il, the bonda in his caso being fixed at ,000, which was woro than could be given. While tho blow to Mr. Morse | und his family is n very heavy one, tho | parents of the little boys are in scarcely less trouble of mind. Mre. Allenisa laborivg man, and secms overwhelmed with grief at the sad occurrenee. 'Tho funeral of Mr. Morse's son touk place yesterday ufcernoon from the family resi- dence on Bluil street and was indoed a sud one, d after e Orders by telephone for flour, feed, wood, coal, and hay, will be promptly filled by Cook & OCooper, 700 Broad- Way. Telephone to No. 113 for dry hard stove wood and klndling. Big supply. Prices low. PLATT OVERTON. SOHOOL STATISIICS. Facts from the Annual Report of Su- perintendent MeNaughton, 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 well 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 their 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 begiuning of the school yoar, September 1, 1883, as 27,743; num- ber of persons of school age in the city at that time, 7 244; number of pupils en- rolled during the year, 2,800; averago number belonging to the schools during the year; 1,871; average daily attend- ance, 1 number 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- ersand forty-nine fomale teachers em- ployed, tho average salary of the former being 868 33 and ofthe temale teachers, 201.02. There aro thirteen school build- Ings in the district and seatings for 2,- 361, The cost of instruction per capita based on enrollment is $9.63 and on average attendance $16 40, Estimating the enrollnent at private and parcchial echools also, the report cstimates that the total enrollment of pupils in all the schools of the city as 3,079, or nearly, which s 43 per cent of those of school 8go, 83 per cent of the estimate enroll- ment, and 27 por cent less than it can reasonably be expected to be, In exam- inatlons for promotion 92 per cent of those cxamined were promoted, the questions and other tests belng furnished by the euperintendent - — Window shades at_cost to clnue them out. P, C. Muler 13 Pearl strect, o —— The water has bevn turned off of the public drinking fountains until balmy spring comos, s have bought, clesned and refurnishod the Revero House, 64 Broadway, opposite tho opera house, Council Bluffs, where you will find clean rooms, clewn bods and ‘well filled tables, Terms $1.50 por day. St. John Bros, A FOOL OIt A LEMAN? THE FACQT, So far as Mr. Blaine is concerned we have given him loyal support, and in de- feat a8 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, T'ue OvMaua Beg, with that cowardly and aesassiuatiog disposition of which it is p ssessed, turns upon and abuses Blaine now that he is defeated, During the campsign Tue Bee was for Blaine, now it is againet him. The cowardly thing wants to go with “the boys” and be on the side that wins. Such has ever beenthe nature of the insect, —Nonpariel, mber 2. WILL SHE APOLOGIZE. The Nonparell nelieves that it is hon orable journalism to sckuowledge and rectify errors that may occur in its col umns, whether they creep in through the Skitchen door” or ‘stalk beldly in from the front. A gentleman always apolo gizes when ho finda that ho la in error, o « vited fool, never —Nonpareil, Nov 22d, JOW A ITEMS, Tho supreme court will meet in Des | 10WA iluuuuu aud a bonus of £50,000, Moines on the 24 of December The state fair is still searching for a BEE---MONDAY |,.., Mudic) Angocistion, Buffylo, N \(»\l\ IBISR 24, 1884 youra of age, o blacksmith by trade, and had lived ' Des Moines many yoars Prof. Gustave Heyuor. past 8 music_teacher at Burlivgion, sui cided at the Massasoit louse, Chicago, & few days ago, by shooting himselt with s revolver. Ho was partially intoxicated at the timo, Red Oak, with its stroet cars, ita water works, its fire companies, its yas works, and its other belongings of a city, is actually without street lampa! Lo ple ¢ throo years [nave to lug lanterns around with them av night to be warned of thoe step cfls in the | sidewalks, 1 Oak schools show of 815403 boys and 41 rls. Tho rapid incresse of children of school age uecessitates the building of more schools, and plans have been wn for two to cost £18,600, Tho pucking house at Atlantic was do- stroyed by fire on the worning of the 19:h, Tho loss is estiated av §38,000; inaurance §8,000. The loss ta u severe one both to the owners aud the city. It throws out of work seores of people. KEdward A. Gallager, of Codar Rapids, married a widow in September, sud in October stole $450 of her money and skipped. He returced and was caught on luesday. He tried to work on the sympathies of the wronged woman, but sho 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 freight train hatf a mile west of the city on tho 17cth. The body was not badly mangled. Thore 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. The Ottumwa Courier remarks: *‘It is now said that the new branch to be builc by the O B. & Q from Founfanelle via Qarson to Council Bluffs, will be operated jointly by the 0. B.& Q and C.R.T & ., and I8 being put in to keep other and competing roads out of that territory. Creston 18 not very we!l pleased with this vlew of the affair as it hoped the branch would run from that place. Herman C. Foster, of Towa Falls, at 6 o'clock Wednesday morning rose partlally | & in bed and told his little girl to put some wood on tho fire, aud she eays he fe back and she supposed went to sleep. An hour later he was found by his child- ren, dead in bed, in the position in which he had fallen back. Mr. Foster lived 1 enrollment alone with his three children, two little | girls and & boy, having lost his wife some years since, The Northwestern Talephono company of Ida Grove filed articles of incorpora- tion with the auditor of state. The date of beginning busincss s Soptember 10, 1884, and the object is building, operat- ing snd mainteing a telephone system in Ida, Sac, Cherokee, Plymouth, Wood- bury, Monona, Harrison, and Pottawat tamie counties. The capital stock is 825, 000, and divided into one thousand shures of §20 each, The oflicers are J. W Raea, president; ¥. W, Shearer, secroty ry; E. A, King, trensurer, and G. A Case, general managor. — Horsford's A Fhosphato, A8 A NELVE FOOD. Dr. W. Swuni, Wellington, 0., says: “In impaired nervous supply 1 have ueed it to advantage.” e Golng to see tho Governor, “Sary Ann got out 1y best Sunday Dreeches an’ my new overcoat,” said & Now York etate farmer, coming in sud- denly, the other day. “Law sakes Johu! what on sirth hex struck you?, “Never mind; I'm goin’ tow Albany, an’ I want to wear wy best clothes,” “Goin' tor Albany/ What fur John?" “ Pow see the Giuv'nor of course.” “Well, what fur John?t He don't know you.” “No, but he will. Ho's goin’ to go inter the cubine’, makin' business an' 1'm goin' ter try tor eell him mome of my best walnut an’ bird's-cye maple, Hurry up with thom duds,” e — PILES! PILES! PILES! A SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST! NO ONK NKKD BUFFEIL, A wure cure for Blind, Bieeding, Ttching and Ulcoratod Piles has been di-covored by Dr, Williams (an Indian Remedy,) called Dr. Willian's Tudian Pilo Ointment A siugle box b cured the worst chronic cases of 2 or 30 years standing, No_ono noed sufler five minutes after applying this wonderful sooth ing medicine, Lotions, instruments tuaries do more harin than good, Willisn's Tudian Pilo Ointment absorbs the tum s, Lays the intenss itching, ( after gotting wart (o b given instant relief, and iy | Piloa, itching of 'the private parts, i 0o hine o ad what the Hon, J. M, Clovel ‘nd, suys abont’ Dr Pile Qo 1 wlac Ooffinberr, Willia's 1 hiave used s o fou wnd permanent reliof Jiun Ointwent, For sale ints aud wailed oo ot of | 31, Hold st reteil by Kubn & C. I Wholesale \gunt, — On + huudred aud forty carlosds of grain were stipped from Marcus in October, —e— Youug or midolosged mon, suffodr from nervous debiity or kindred affec tious, should address, with thres leiter stamps for largs troatise, World', -l'nw . Y. sro roally what they protend to be.” A Valuable Onilt Tonie—Read this Testimony, ReNpary, Messrs, R, A, R Ak, Jan, 10, 1883, hinson & (o, Louwisville, Ky, 1 certify with pleasuro to the toliowing facts: No prescription ever cfivcted more than & tamporary suppression of the Chills on myself. T was told to try your Hughes' Tonie, 1 concludod to ive it atal after two doctors had failed to stop tho chills. Ona bottle made a complote cure, I am now well. 1 ro commend Hughes' Tonie to all sutfering from Chills and Fover (igned) R, K. GReesiess, Prepared by R. A. Robinson & Co., Wholesale Druggists, Louisville, Ky., and at rotml by Schroter & Becht, Druggists, Omsha, Retails $1 00 por bottle, eix bottles, §6 00. e 1t is said that $30,000 changed hands in Dabuque on the result of the clection Lamps Lamps, LA, BIG DRIVE. AT HOMER'S. 3 Main Strost . . Council Bluffs o ¥ "ILDBRT. 209 Upper Browlway, wga'n to the Front, Stad.y refloct and cu o, wid oo for at my place, 16 v for 16 I Wit 4% © ugar £ ¢ 30 burs Kirk's white asvinn 800 for. .+ oqual £ Kirk's Russian soap for. 1 00 burs Kirk's blue Indiv soap for...... 1 yut's bost powder por 1b..... m. ixes of [ rup Califo Syrup, wara “per kal Sorghawm por gal g A No. 1 English um...mnu; for oxedtor. drips, por gal tly pure’ Vermont worved, b canw for ... 100 ko m rupb for. 1 €0 10 for 100 70 srding o qual ty,t.om 160 to 700 per 1) Wewli the colebratad Fatent Fancy per Flour vaoalle kopt i ovory thing we part of the city Mition, Dry gonds snd N L w8 gocd ansortment of T {will not_only bo not undorwold on nny Koo, it wi | el 20 por cent bolow any Compoliti:n S tho'eity Wo are recelvi g an invole oh wo ca give th My ex woopny 1 am I, Call when y wiy e, J. P FILBERT, ouncil Bluffa e eithio Lt 0t 209 Uppor Brondway, THOR OVPIORR, M, oY, OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS Councll Blufte In Establisheu - - 1856 Doalors tn Forelgn oumoatle Kxohango an {rean Socurity Dr, W. 11. Shorraden DENTIST; Magonic Temple, Oounell Bluffs . "HE OLD RELIABLE owa, THE BRUNSWICK, BAlKE coL- LENDER COMPANY, [BUCCESSORS TO THE J. M. B, & B. 00.) Tho 108t extensive manutacturers Billiard & Pool Tables IN THE WORLD John Hockstrasser Gonorsl Agent or Nehrasks an Vontorn Luws. OMAUA, NEY Pool Tablos and watesin 50 8. Touth Strocs orsdation billard wud OMAFPA Chemical Dyeing AND- CLEAN'NC WORKS. O, T. PAULSON, Propristor, s’ Cloth'ng Cleaned, Dyed anl iHepatred, 1 Drewsos Cioan d and Dywd, without Kipping Plumes C1 ancd or_Colored sny shade, to sample, Slika, Velvets ano Laces Claased, Dysd' aud Ke-u- labod. 1212 Douglas Btreot, - OMAHA, NEP - ——— | Hardin county gives largest repu | wonkisa THE PAINT QACKET X Bd ~ n i jority o the 1,200, | GRAND CLOSING QUT | Rents have been ¢ Das | A New Plan or 1 for Getting 1n 5\ AT non all theough the fall mor [ yom Abonte Honne | ho graduating clas o Agrloultu- | | Al collego this year o s thirty-two, | Ghests New ‘ x being lad Tracy Chapman, a farmor pa } P y T ' f corn to the | ofi o Aty i | g'! The threo-year-old f Charl ' v i i Hawk living mnea « I, v L] vl 4 ned i o slough las k t ty is . y 1 ¢ ' 1 \ug who | s, A ( t vrgrogate to 82 1 o f " ‘. A )y proportio v fam wm i tho § ’ ™ f | | v 1 war y Hovest. 3, Do B | Ll y ¥ i ne;st of Fleture trame uorist, has pr 1 o | ent mo d t stimatos for th Maonldi Pl ) a wreh of Morion, Pa ch bell in | paitting next : LD ciure rrames, nory of his late wife, “The lady falls into the tra Ergravings, Paintic g, Water 'no grading of the M sta aud | painter-thicf fully mea i T . e Northweatorn railroad ncroes Mower | doors and wind f "tha iutor Colors, Photograj station- county is practicslly ¢ Tho | the timo ho bas J AT ok Wil 6t BETBUL tn untl speisg Vouit {he lnterios plan ery, Pocket Books, lul. g Tho roport of the lowa insane hospital | Where the exi ) W ; September 30, shows thoro was a [ d0ws from th und, ) y e biane. Ay ) of 580 patlette; Suatained abn cont | fof bich oach room § i Books, Albums, Statuary, Av 821,733,806 “Aro many of this kind of {al | r LR, thiaves in tho city 1ists' Materials, Gold, Bronze, T'ho shorthorn brocoders’ convention L L A e S B [and the Towa Fino Stc SIRELBISPET | 1 e LRSS ANR BE WY e Plush and Velve: Cabinet hold thetr respeetive annual meetings in [ py oo Proposs "dosomio very smooth o n 3 . § l]hu.m\; 3, beginning on Tucsday. the 2u | 4oiy MM BRgINRS tHid WIRLGE Frames, Brackets, Comb and day of Decomber, and it w Il for householders to ) 1 At \ Thos. Watts suicided with poison iu | boon the lookout for any solicitors for Biush Sets, Jowel Cases, Dos Moines tho other ¢ for fear of be wint fir thoy aro sure the men als ¢ 1 L ATy Tos Ja¥ OF e, | pateh ol hoy are suro tho men Work Boxes, Clove and Handkerchief Boxes, Ord Sotss Birthday, (1111‘1:at,nms and New Year Cards, and Great Variety of Funcy Goods and Noveltics Adapt- ed to the Holiday 'I'rade. Have You Pictures to Frame If w0, thi m oopp riunity of a lite-time to g+t them done in the b st of stile, and at prices d {ying all comgetiti n. I have the largest and fives' stock ol the abore o ds, in the iy, hoving mads my eviie Holiday Purchases to ret're from the business, [uili health conpels e to change and in ader to clisa oub offer - without reserve, bargains i every I'ne such as will » o speedy sale, This is the Groatest Opportamty ev r «f- fered t the citizens of Omaha and surrcund nz towns ty seliet their Hoday Goods, © and ticls o before de iding make a my stock ab once, [ me at ones ve convineed that every fered is a buary YOUNG'S ART EMPORIUM 1513 DOUGLAS STREET. PIANOS A Diploma of Honor, Medal of Merit, —AND— CERTIFICATE of DISTINCTION at the CENTENNIAL THESE INSTRUMENTS POSSESS THE HIGHEST EXCELLENGE —IN— Power, Richness and Svmpathotic Quality of Tune, Elegance and Durabilitv of Werkmanship. Pronounced by the Artists and the FPress,. both at home and in Eurape, as the Sweetest Toned Piano Ever Made. MAX MEYER & BRO., General Western Agents: W. L. WRIGHT, Lwporter, Jobber and Manufacturer's Agent of CRUCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, |[ETC. 18th Street, Bet. Farnam and Harney. OMAHA, . - NEBRASKA, The Ele.trlo Lam, 63 Caudle, power.