Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 17, 1885, Page 6

6 THE DA1LY BEE. UOUNCIL BLUFFS. Wednosday Morning, June 17, MINOR MENTION. Cocke & Morgan for muslin underwear. Great reduction In hats at H. Fried- man's, Cocke & Morgan for muslin underwear., Ladies can buy hats at thelr owa price at H. Friedman's, It you are on Broadway to-dey call at the Boston boot and shoe store. Cocke & Morgan for muslin underwear, Pormit to wed was yesterday given to R. 8. Rawlings and Miss Jennie Gal. lagher. Cocke & Morgan for maslin underwear, Mes. De. Macrae entertalned a com- pany ot her friends last evening in a progressive euchre party. Cooke & Morgan for muslin underwear. A fine line of children’s white dresses will be closed out this week at greatly re- duced prices at H, Friedman's, Oocke & Morgan for muslin underwear. One lot of fine black and colcred cash- mere shawls wiil be sold this week at half price at H. Friedman’s, 0. A. Watt has bought out the barber shoy at Fo. 150 Broadway formerly oc- cupied by 0. E, Leonard. Cocke & Morgan for muslin under wear. Fred Bokemper has sold his saloon, No. 101 Main street, to Louls Bokemper, and expects shortly to leave for Washing- ton territory. The water works campany Is preparing to change Its oftice on the firat of next month, the new locatlon to be in the opera house block. COocke & Morgan for muslin under- Wear. The woman's exchange made a success of the entertalnment glven last evening, the supper being a good one, and well patronized. The grand jury returned a number of Indictments yesterday, but as the per. sons accused have not been arrested the names are suppressed. Cocke & Morgan for muslin under- wear. Only 429 paira of low shoes in ‘‘New- port” button and tles lett on hand, Will be closed out at unheard-of prices at the Boston boot and shoe store. The damage to the Institution for the deaf and dumb has been carefully estl- mated by architects as reaching $6,5626. The work of repalring it has already commenced. The young folks of the presbyterian church are planning on a happy picnle Thursday afternoon, the wagons to be at the church at four o’clock, to take those desiring to attend. Cocke & Morgan for muslin under- Wear, The western frelght assoclation, of which J. N. kaithorn, of Chlcago, is commissloner, have their branch for this territory now located at No. 34 Maln street, room 9, with Tom Baldwin as local representative. There 18 & good prospect of the board of trade putting up a bullding whigh will be a credit to the city, The enterprise 1s recelving conslderable encouragement, not merely in words, but In substantial subscriptlons to the stock. Big bargains, Boston boot and shoe store. Don't fail to call to-day. The meeting of cltizens to consider the proposed license system, covering nearly every sort of business, is to be held to- morrow evening in the masonic hall, and will doubtless call together a crowd of citizens, as the matters under discusslon affect all, QCall at the Boston boot and shoe atore, 417 Broadway, to-day. In the district court yesterday Connors and Wilson were trled on the charge of burglarizing Cooper & McGee's stors on Main street. They were tried separately. Connors, who was trled first, was found gullty, and then was used as one of the witnesses for the state agalost Wilson. He testified that they entered the store and the property was stolen, The case of Wilson was not completed when court adjourned. Cocke & Morgan for muslin under- wear, Tom Carl, who was run over by a switch engine on Avenue E Monday night, was in & dylag’ condition all of yesterday, with no possible chance for his recovery. Itatlil remains a mystery as to just how the accldent ocourred, but 1t 1s thought that he had been drinking, wnd had set down on the end of the ties, and had dropped into & drouse, and the passing engine struck hisshoulder, throw- ing him around onto the track beneath the wheels. It was supposed when he was plcked up that he was practically a dead man, snd he was taken to the undertaking roems of the eoron nd a8 he contloued to breathe and began to revive some, he was allowed to remain theve, thedoctor thinking that it would be lmpossible to move him, he belng so mear death, Occke & Morgan for] muslin under- wear, The annual exsmlnation at St. Fran- cis' academy for glxls began yesterday, and will contlnue through the week The examinetions are belag conduoted by the Hou, J. W, Rush, the treasurer of Douglas county, and Dr. O'Rouke, of | ¢ Omaba, Parents and friends are. cor- dlally Inyited lo be present at any and all 1HE DAILY BEE--COUNCIL BLUFFS WEDN SDAY, JUNE 17, 1885 of these examinations. The exsminatton | of the aosdemy for boys will take place next week. The commencement exer- cises of St. Francis' scademy will be held on the 30th lust. The better class of people going on the grand army excusion to Portland are go- ing via the Chlcago & Northwestern rallway for the reason that by securing tickets via this route they have the priv- tlege of vialting the Nisgara Falls, golng down the 8t. Lawrence river by boat or through Canada by rail to Montreal, thence to Portland via Mt. Washington, and return via Boston and New York state. The Northwestern can sell yon ticket via any line you may deslro east of Chicago. For tickets or sleeping car accommodations apply to any agent of the Union Pacific or Uhleago & North. westorn rallways, or to W. N. Baboock, general western agent, 1411 Farnsm street. Stock Shipments, The followlng were the shipments of stock from the union stock yards in Oouncll Blaffs on Sunday and Monday lnst: J. J. Ballette, one car horses, 10 head, Los Angelos, Cal,, U. P. C. Pnyne, one car hogs, 66 head, CLi- 0, R. 1. “%‘ N Hl(hl'l{ one car hogs, 77 head, Chicago, R. N. Fortz, two cars hogs, 121 head, Chicago, C. B. & Same, one car cnme. 18 head, Chleago, C.B. & Q. A, P, Brainard, two cars cattle, 21 head, Omaha, U. B, A. James, one car cattle, 20 head, York, Neb., U. P. D. Hellar, one car oattle, 27 head, Golden, Col., U, P. Briege & Scott, two ocars hogs, 118 head, Chicago, R. I. H. Burchan, three cars cattle, 55 head, Ohleago, R. 1. B. N. Hildebrant, one car hogs, 65 head, Ohloago, Mil. B. Phelps, one car horses, 11 head, Endicost, Neb., E. E. Black, one nn cattle, 39 head, Raymond, Neb U.P A, Jones, one car ocattle, 69 head, Chicago, N. W, Keller, one car hogs, 58 head, Ohlo-gn, N. W. G. E. Walker, three cars hogs, 118 head, Chicago, N, W. ds & two cara cattle, 37 head, H av,v three cars cattle, 54 head, . A, Hale, three cars hogs, 54 head, Chleago, N. W. E. Earle, two cars cattle, 26 head, Chicago, N. W. George Tiltner, two cars cattle, 65 head, Chicago, N. W, J. Libby, «one car cattle, 17 head, Chicago, N. W. J. Payne, seven cars cattle, 120 head, Chicago, N. W. Reed & Smith, elght cara cattle, 160 head, Chicago, R. I. J. Libby, one car hogs, 61 head, Chicago, N. W. —— Cobs at George Heaton’s, 628 Broad way. —— A Conpliment or an Insult? CouNcir, Brurrs, June 16.—To the Editor.—Dear Sir: Being made aware by some of my frlends of an article head- ed “Wonders will never end,” .I was as- tonished to find a cenversation published which took place on Friday of last week, between your most gentlemanly reporter and my humble self, J. M. Lamcke, and not *‘J. M. Lanche,” as announced. But all the same I thank you most sincerely for your strict attentlon toward, not mine, but the welfare of the public at large, ‘which 1 am sure time will show. Farther- more I am plain to state that I am puz- zled how to take the following sentence —“He was soon found attending to business, looking very different from an ordlnary quack.” could hardly tell whether to take it as an Insult or a com- pliment, but looking over the article I conclude that a compliment is the result. Now for a few words to the public as an introduction, I state falrly that I not a learned ductor, but with the assi: ance of a year’s study of medicine, fur- thered by gained experlence in my travels around the globe, and at last by the help of a wee, wee bit of common sense, 1 hold In my possession the secret of a mixtare called ‘“J. M. Lamcke’ Beneficial Liniment, the Conquer, which throws any llniment known so far, deep into the shade. This is the verdict not of ten but of hundreds of people that have used 1t, and it will be the verdict of millions of people that wiil use 1t here- after. In the course of time I will give further enlightenment on the subject, and till then { remaln, The pupolic's servant, J. M. LaMCKE, e — Substantlal abstracts of title and real estate lo J.W. and E. L. Squires, 101 Pearl etreet, ROLL OF TEACHERS, [a The List Made Out for the Next School Year, The board on education has made the following appointments of tedchers In the public schools for the next t Supeaintendent—James McN-ngMon Principal High School—Prof. J. B. Cash, Teachers In High School—Mlss Anna Squlres, firat assistant; Miss Ella Gowdy, second assistant. Bloomer Ballding—Mrs. 1. F. Ware, rinolpal; Miss Barbara Anderson, Miss F(omlo Lyons, Miss Kate Wickham, Mias COora Brooks, Mrs. M. B. Cartls, Miss Lillian Berger, Miss Mamio Dale. Court Street School—Miss Viola Coftin, principal; Miss Richle. Curtaln Street School —Miss Jennie White, principal; Miss Mary Mottaz, Miss Kate Roman, Streetaville School. —Mlss Stella Graves, principal; Miss Lon Mikesell, New Plorco stroet Sohool.—Miss Agnes Forsyth, principal; Miss Hattie Gardlner, Miss Id: M Miss Mary arla Hell, L. Swan, Miss Vernie Reynolds. Old Plerce street school—Miss Loulse Swan. Clark school—Miss Mary Dancan. Third street _school—Miss Willie White, principal; Miss Tillie Autenrith, Miss Grace Albright, Miss Kate Blnllm, Miss Lizsle Donehay. ‘Woodbury school—Miss Annle Sweeny. Gun School—G. L. Jacobs. Mills School—Mlss Belle Falrman, princlpal; Miss Annette Gerner, Miss Sue Badolet, Mrs. M. V. Nicholas, Hall School—Mrs. Ollle Gilbert, cipal; Miss Adie Davis, Miss Kffie Moon, Miss Lizzie Racer. High School Bulldlng—Mlss Mattle Mangum, princlpal; Miss Mary Thomp- son, Mivs Agnes® Jeffries, Miss Olle Woodbury, Miss Margaret Sanford, Miss Lena Peterson, Miss Lena Wilson, Twentieth Avenue—MIlss Anna Bry- ant, principal; Miss Mary Mithen, Miss Olara F. Meyers, Miss Mary Swanson. BOTHERED BY BURGLARS. Martin Hughes' Residence Entered by Unwelcome Visitors, rin. The dlscovery was made yesterday morning that during the pravious night burglars had been through the residence of Martin Hughes, on Ninth avenue. It appears that the fellows galned an en- trance by the front door, taking ad- vantage of a broken pane of glass to get at the key, and turning this on the in- side, the entrance became an easy one. The room of George Hughes, the son, was vlsited, his clothing taken out onto the front porch and the pockets rifled, a watch and chaln and a few dollars in money belng taken. The thieves, In reaching his room, had to pass the room of Mr. and Mrs, Hughes, the door of which was open, but they kindly ne- glected to search that room, otherwlse the loss might havo been larger, as Mr, Hughes had qulte a roll in his pocket. e ——— Excursion Rates, General Agent Babcock, of the North- western ronds, lssued the following Invi- tatiol “Pack your trunks and be ready to leave Uouncil Bluffs at 5:20 p. m., on the 18th fnst., via the Chicago & North- weatern rallway for Portland or to any polnt you may wish to vislt in Canads, New England or New York state. Tick- ets for the round trip $37.50, good for thirty days, and will be sold to any per- son, regardless of sex, color or previous condition of servitude. By securing your tickets via the Chicago & Northwestern, the best rallroad In the world, passengers will have from two to six hours in Ohi- cago golng, with the cholce of routes from there esst. The excurslon train will be the finest ever run from the Mlis- sour river to Chicago, and will cost no more than by inferior routes. For sleeping car accommodations and further lnfprmatlon, apply toor address W. N. Babcock, general western agent, Omaba. SPECIAL NOTICES NOTICE.—Spocial a vertisements, suo s Lost Found, To Loan, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Board: (g, eto., will be Inserted in this column a4 tho low rato of TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first insertion and FIVE OENTS PER LINE for each subsequen’ ertlon. Leave advertisements a4 our office, No. ¥l Btrent. noar Proadway WANTS, VW ANTDD—Situstion to run stationary engine, 1 Bl rhrec years experience. Q., Bex office, Coun- al Bluffs. JFOB BALE_A stock of generst morchaudiso, in Onkdale, Neb. Business well establisbe i) Rood, live polat for trade. Best reasons for orwilteto M. . “Smilh & Co., or Moteatt Bros., Coun NOK HAML—I.unh Impe 1f you want » farm Nobraska or Dakota, lot us ved aad unimproved, western lows, Kansas "OR BALE—Houses, Lot and Lend. A. J, H" stophenson, 608 First avonue. ANTED— TusBax. week. body 1 Councll Blufts o take h red by carrlor st only Awenby ) AxTED—Ten good reliable men to sell an articld ouuine merit in towns, One used in every house, lnquireat Geo Heatons, 628 Broadway. o ‘Well Warmed, Mr. and Mrs, W, A, Highsmith have just moved Into thelr new home, No. 1715 Second avenue, and had hardly got | " fairly settled, when, on Monday night, about sixty of their frlends came troop- ing in upon them for a house.warming. The worthy folks were taken by surprise, and yielded gracefully, and did their best to have the visltors enjoy themselves. The cccasion was a success In every way, and all present enjoyed themselves so heartily that the house was kept warm until a late hour of the night. Among the guests were Chlef Butler and his wife, of Omaha, both of whom were oldschoolmates | * of Mrs, Highsmith. They were so de- termined to jolo In the merry doings in honor of their old friends, that missing the dummy traln could not keep them away, and they bravely struck out on foot, and came across the bridge anyway. Altogether the affalr was a happy one, and {no settliog down In their new home Mr. and Mrs. Highsmith must be prett, tisfied that a hearty welcome is al- theirs whenever they choose to pull the latch-string. —— Relter s offering great bargalns at hi merchant tallorlng establishment, 310 Broadway. BSee hls (gocds and get his prices. e e—— At the New Orleans exposition, Mr E. R Hoyt, a mcchaniesl engineer was severely injured by s bugh derrlok pole. was conveyed to his residence, and ouly three applications of St. Jacobs h filng sod paln dissp- B2 Lo 10,618 are hotels in aiflerentlooaticns for sale or for trade. 128, spocial bargain; 00 & lmproved faim worth 818,000, pric short time §16,000, will trade for low Fpriced Western lands. Fu» Tl puIIn\mn write to or_call upon Swan & Walker. 1t you want to sell, buy, OF tradeany~ thing, tell 8. & W. about it. B [0 saddiery Hardwaro manutuoturivg ostal- lishwent stock and machinery, value 37,000, for western land B stock f and Valio, $5,000, 1a A G004 eastern Nebraskasowts for land, B 19 shosk of ganeral merchandise in a geod itern Lowa town, value 4,00, Wanta sn im farn in western Towa, 205, stock of hardware in Etuboo Co., fudiaus, for land, value about §4 000, live Nebraska and shelt im- proved farm. B 209, & ‘l" 000 stock of clothing in & good Wi + 4 in lands and balance ossh or i by B N ront, 211, fine brlck bloo B i Wiy one reom goods, wants sn _lmprove 18,000, goods 37,000, lg 212 stook of boots, shoes nu.u valued 88,000, in cne of the best valued 3,000 for ands I; 218, & 88,000 stock of clotting, wants l-n;i ll; North Western Iows, for $6,000, and will pay difierence B 216,an0ther with store Febraska town 210, tock of mixed bardware in s live westein fowa town for cheap lands, value $6,000. ts well, in & live contral upled with Kouersl stock of fanw, vals uilding and clothing jowns o Neb., ok of drugs in central fowa for ok of drugs valae from §500 o $700 Iding a1 d lot value 8506 in & good s partly improved land, A. J. Stevenson, Real Estate Dealer, N0, 500 PIRST AVR, Council Bluffs, Towa, J. L. RATEKIN, mmm WIIIMIISWI store, DE Groterien asd T revistons, Proits, Contostisnery, Cigan | % wrsToors, Manufacturer of | Trunks, Satohels | Sample Cases, etc. Trunks T!‘op-lven. | No. 89 Tear] St., corner, of First Avenue. NEUMAYER'S HOTEL, Nen, 808, 810 Brosdway, Rates $1.00 to $1.25 per day, First Olass Bar in connection | Opposite Ogden House | Opposite Ogden It H. 8. WEST, DENTIST, No. 12 Pear! St., Over Bee office, DENTISTS, Cor, Pearl St. & 1st A Drs. WOODBURY & SON." Ccunetl Blufly, Towa, That you can rely on, ve., MeMARON & €0, No, 4 Pearl §t Ed. Wright STENOGRAPHER —AND— Type-Writer Office No, 518 Mynster St.| J. J. BLISS, ALL TR Latest Styles of Millinery & Notions, Alwars at lovort g QEII!OOHD Lozeg pee atdng uy sxopuay ‘TH0IS .00 VAL NOLSOH L) SaANTH 1T 1S1A N0K toAL f C. L. NEUNAS, MEAT MARKET. Al kinds of Fresh and Salt Meats,| N POULTRY, No. 799 Main Street, 1., KOBETICH, Fine Boot and Shoe Ma 5 Main St, Conncil Blufis, Towa, Mandemakers & Van, ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS ker, No. 800 Uppor Broadway, EVERYBODY'S STORE. Dry Goods, Grocerles, Flour, Feed, ote., ALWAYS AT THE Lowest Market Price, Oor. of Maln and Nisth Ave, Commonly known as EVERYBODY'S STORE, Dr. W. L. Capell, iSpecial attention given tol Diseases of Women and Chronle Diseases. CONSULTATION FREE, Offico in Opera House., Dohany’s No. ARTHUR LEFEOVITS 104 MAIN ST, All kinds of Fruils, Confectionary & Cigars| The cheapest store and| the best stock of Fruits. B, L BKILES, AT 1OY PRICES, Ocunedl Puffy, In, Grandy & Co., City Drag Store, Fine Cigars, Toils* Articles, Eto, Prescriptions a Specialty, No. 21 Main &, CHICAGO MEAT MARKET,| JORN EVERS, Prop. Fresh and Salt Meat, BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, Lard, Dried Beef, etc, No. 625 Main Street, 1at Door 8, of Bt. Jo. House. Boots and Shoes 102 DLain Wtireot, ABSTRACTS OF TITLE Money at Lowest Rates, AND BUILBERS, 20 FORREST SMITH, {Fire Companies Represeatiny $22,000,000 of Assets. No 1% Main St yaaslt 3ttty Tew] A. P, Hanchett, M.D,| BOMBOPATEHIC Phym(‘mn & Surgeon, P. 0. MILLER, Wall Paper and Decorations Paiate, Olls & Varsishes, | No. 13 Dearl (COUNCIL BL E.C.SMITH, General Agt, New York Life Jnsurance Compeny. 506 Broadway.—Up| staire, No, JOHN J. KURTZ, PHENIX Meat Market. Cor. Main azd Btery Sts, TAYLOR & CALEF, Fanoy and Btaplo GROCERIES, Best lao fn tho Clty, No, %6 Broadway, Gouncll Bluffe FURNITURE, Staves and Housebold Goods, At Lowost Prices Cheapest Btore in Town, No. 538 Broadway, Council Blu, Towa, J. L. FORMAN, CLOYHING, Gent's Furnishing Goods, HATS, CAPS, Boots, Shoes, etc.| No. 164 Broadway, (Oppasite the Ogden House D. GOLDSTEIN, Pawn & Loan Office, 228 Broadway, GREAT BARGAINS In Unredeemed Goods WATCHES, JEWELRY, L Musical st Bevolrers, G LIVE STOCK. STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. Heifers and cows of all ages furnished In any desired numbers; ranchmen should corespond with befere purchasing elsewhere. WINDOW & CRAMPTON, Waverly, lowa. Sold by the Jeading dealer in every city and town, E. Burhorn, e JEWHRILERAGENT 17 Main St., Council Bluffs. i—ay KIEL SALE STABLES Keep Horses and Mules constantly on hand which SCHLUTER & BOLEY we will zell in retail cr carload lots Il Stock Warranted as Reoresented Wholesale and retall dealers in Grain and Baled Hay. Prices rea- eonablo Satlafaction Guaranteed. Cor. 5th Av. and 4th St., Council Bluffs. $1,000 REWARD For any cuaof Kidney or liver disenso or dyspepsin: rheumntism, or any disense indudced by lack of native power, that cannot be cured by the use of Dra, Judd & Smith’s Electric Belts and A, ;llnm No, 30, Fourth St., Council Bluffs, AGE! ‘WANTED. FOLLOW the TIDE of TRADE, NOW AT FULL FLOW AS NEVER BEFORE AT Eiseman, Rodda & Go’s PEOPLES STORE, The Leading Store in the City, the Grand- est and Greatest Dry Goods Stock in the West. Prices neyer before so much in favoro th epur- Late grand arrivals AT DEPRESSED chaser, prices from the manufacturingdistricts. Big purchases just opened up in Silks, Dress Goods, Cloaks, Linens, Domestics, Hsiery, Gloves, Fans, Parasols, Laces and Embroideries. » With only 80 keys operate. 1t prints 76 char including caps and small lottors, punctuatious, figurcs, slgns and Tractions. 1t s the stiopleat and Gralning, Gilding, Paper Hanging and I == IS = . R S H S Dealexr in Wallpaper, Plain s Ornamental Painting Frescoing. 110 Matn St., Council Bluffs, | Brick buildin moved on Little W.!P. AYLESWORTH ' HOUSE MOVER AND RAISER.. of any kind raised or moved and satisfaction guaranteed, Frame hous iant trucks, the best in the world, W. P, AYLSWORTH, 1010 Ninth Street, Council Bluffs Norene & Suits to order in latest styles at cheapest Landstrom, Merchant Tailors possib e, No, 205 Main St., Council Bluffe, Merchant Couxcrr BLurrs, SMITH & TOLLER, AGTS. LEADING Tailors ! 7 and 9 Maln St., Towa. A Complete Line of New Goods Always on Hand. 605 Broadway, o The only all night house in the city. notice, . AND “THE ENGLISH” KITCHEN. (2 Council Bluffs. Everything served in first class styloand on shor Hot and cold Junches always ready. THE RECENTLY IMPROVED REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER Is the Highest Achievement in Writing Machines in the World. to lew most rapid wrltivg _machine made as well ast ae moat durable 7 Send for free illustrated pamphlet, In all the above departments during this| Wjckorf, Serwans & Benedict, week. Goods to be sold for less than half the resrular retail prices. FOLLOW To the leading and largest Retail House in the citv. You willalwavs getmore than THE CROWD value for vour monev. EISEMAN, RODDA & CO, Peoples’ Store, 318 and 320 Broadway, Council Bluffs, Iowa. Uhicago, Ill., Sole Agents, H, SHOLES, 0. Agent for Western To MANDEMAKERS & VAN ARCHITECTS, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS 201 Mpper ¥r cadwsy,Couned) Rlnf ONLY HOTEL In Counc Bluffs having & FIRE HSCAPH, And all modern improvements, call bells, fire alarm bells, eto,, is the CRESTON HOUSE Nos. 215, 217 and 219, Maio Street, MAX MOHN, - PROPRIETOR Madame £, J Balcear, Who for the pa San Francieco is no opposite now Opora House Madawe Balcear guarantees £o restore HAIR OR WHISKERS, Or o give anyone a hugh mustache or bring out & fine growth <f bair or board in {rom four tosix weeks, Prices reasonablo and satisfaction guaranteed, ‘Cancort, deatnosm and especislly rhoumatisia and all chronic diseases cured by ural glft of the doctrees Dr. B, J. Balcear, 28 North6th8t.,, - - - Councll Bluffs, Ia N. 8OHURZ. Justice of e Peace Lyl OVER AM. AT A i oW a, JACOB SIMS, Attorney - at-Law, COUNCIL BLUFIS, IOWA, Office, Matn Btroct, Rooms 7and 8, Shugart'and Beuo biook. Wil practios in Siateand tato courts years has been practising in ated at No 28 N, 6th Btreet, R. Rice M, D, CANCERS, 2a'ss travie erifeed ™t CHRONIC DISEASES ot xats smosuit