Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 8, 1887, Page 6

R A ———— _nished £100 bonds for their appearan, 6 . THE DAILY —— COUNCIL BLUFFS. OFFICE NO. 12, ¥ RL STREET —e Delivered by carrier in any part of the city at enty cents per week HW - Manager, HONES: URINEES OF 1G0T ED1Ton! MINOR M N. Y. Plumbing Co. Reiter, tailor, Fall goods cheap. See Chapman’s pictures for Christmas, Tax delinquents have until next Mon- day to puy up or suffer the consequences. a J. D Edmundson has_just completed ®5d oceupied his new office at 126 Main street. The Council Bluffs Lumber company are adding hard and soft coal to their old line. The 9:15 p. m. str tear, run from the Pearl and Broadway junction, hus been abandoned. se wis issued yesters son and Lenne Olsen, both of this city. Yesterdny afternoon Justico Schurs united John F. Smith and Anna B. Con- don in wedlock. § A building permit has been granted W. S. Roof for an $800 dwelling in Wil- liam's addition. J. W. Rodefer, of Omaha, has pur- chased of N. Earing a lot in the Mill addition: $200 was the price paid. The paths in Baylis park should be nw-td and then the public should be o.n from making new paths across the turf. Surveyor Tostevin and his corps of assistants were busy on lower Broadway yesterday afternoon running lines for the graders. George F. Maxwell has purchased a lotin Van Brunt & Rice's addition, upon which he will soon erect a dwell- ing for his own occupancy. The Southern White Lead company yesterday notified dea in this city that henceforth the price of white lead is udvanced § cent per pound. C. E. Rosch, of this city, and Anna Schaening, of Davenport, donned the matrimon harness yesterday under the supervision of Justice Buarnett. Mrs. Latham, sister of Sheriff Perry Reel, died yesterday morning of dropsy, at the res ice of Mr. Reel, The fu- neral will be held at 12 o’clock to-day The young ladies of the Catholic church are preparing to give an enter- tainment during the holiday season. The Peuke sisters are to be on the pro- gram. Three mild cases of diphtheria have been reported this week in the northern part of the city. As they are not con- sidered malignunt, no notices have been posted. 5 The estate of the late Edward Trons is being settled up by the administrator, The inventory filéd yesterday at the county clerk’s office shows it to be worth $8,069.94. The funeral of Mrs. Stin held yesterday at the residence of der on Eighth street. Rev. J There were numero :nt, and the nains were taken to Crescent City for interment. Ren and Bddie Bourtz w taken before Justice Schurz, ¢! with larceny of coal from a car in llw Rock Island yard, Their mother fur- Johnson was on ‘the 14th of this month. Ch Schram is wanted for the same offense, w. Wright, of Oskaloosa, state master workman of the Knights of Lu- bor, addressed local lodge No. 1 last evening at the G. A. R. hall. This even- ing he will address lodge No. 9505 at their hall over Burnham & Tulleys’. He speaks on the labor question, for the good of the orde e lots for sale, Main strect. Fine residen Johnston & Van Patten e Alwuvn at the Front. We have now one of the most com- plete stock of fine and medium-priced watchesand chains monds, gold jew- elry, fine marble clocks, silver and plated ware, gold-headed cane umbrellas, opern and field glasses, and all the standard styles of the leading novelties of the season defy all com) Main stree I esda’s Virtues, For years Bethesda water hps stood unrivailed as a curative agent in the re- lief of all diseases of the stomach, bow els and urinary organs, Dyspe in- digestion, Bright's discase, diabetes, inflammation of the bladder and kid- neys, female weakness, torpid liv pains in the back and loins and inconti nence all is nature nedy—the Bethesda springs, located at is, It cures where other s ies fail. Troxell Bros, have secured the sole agency of this remarkable water for Council Bluffs and vicinity, Cail at 345 Broadway and take a bottle home with you. L B JACQU IN & Co. L product of Vaukesha, -culled reme- —— Buying a World, The report is out that Din Farrell, who has been so long sheriff of Millg county. has purchased the Evening Globe, the democratic organ in this city. Postmaster Bowman, the owner of the paper, on being asked for the bottom facts said that the sale had not been made. It was true that M., rell had been figuring some on taking an interest, a controlling one. in the paper, but it was not definitely settled. —— Don't Freeze Up! We are bound to close out our large line overcoatings. Will make them up at greatly reduced figures, This is the oportunity of a lifetime. A. REITER, 310 Broadway. it ** Money to loun. Cooper & Judsou. el 5, T. B. Baldwin wlh lots. Getting the Lighthing Ready. The Pacific Mutual telegraph com- pany yesterday put their fixtures in their new office at 502 Broadway. Their line is completed between Omaha and Sioux City, and they will be veady for business to-morvow. The mast for their wires on the east bank of the river was set yesterday., The distunce between it and the oneon the opposite bank is 1,400 feet. Two wires ave all that will he used at pi t. The new operator comes from South Omuha. r —— For an elegant b mus present, un Dome leads them all, hday giftor Christ- tic sewing machine i — \'ull Want Th Domestic patterns and stamping and embroider) and finest d\flglu. *Domi 105 Main street. —— One thousand head of one, two and three-year-old steers for sale. Will give emmw reliable parties. Enquire o A J (,rmmmuym 623 Myuster st. bhnhouo 121, pattorns for atest styles ic” office, BEE. eld to its magic touch. It | ALL ABOUT THE BLUFES. Trying to Get Bottom Facts in Echool Whippings. PUZZLED RAILWAY EMPLOYES. The Wonder Why They Are Asked K ir War Record- Low Cut on a High HiN— Minor Mention. Shall the Rod Be Spared ? There is still considerable stir about the matter of corporal punishment in the public schools, and especially in re- gard to the I street building. Now that public attention has been called to the case of Perry Howard, there are several other fond prrents who claim that their children, too, have been severely whipped. The young lady teachers thus given so much unpl riety, are suffering, doubtles than « of the children could possibl from the events which led to public d discussion. It is conceded that the teachers used the instrument provided them for the purpose, and in the usual manner. It seems also te be conceded that the teacher who whipped Perry Hn\\uld did not realize that the blows we She was surprised on ing that the whipping caused bruises on the flesh, and there seems to to be no'one who claims for a moment that there was sn intent to be unduly was no anger or on the part of the who are tencher, The young ladies thus brought be- fore the pub) more than they but feel that teachers will, at jured in the adies the puinful, It has been stated that the mar the boy were not so severe as his step- father, Mr, Lynch, claimed. In order to refute this the boy was yesterday amined by several physicians and citi- zens. Although the whipping took place lust week, there sti1] the record of it to be very clearly seen. The evi- dence is there that the bhoy was given a fl]lnul\mg that was very severe, to s e le: It appears that the responsibility falls u]mn(]n- school board, and it remains for that body of men to decide whether corporal punishment shall be continued in the schools of th ty, and if so, whether this particular instrument 1 be longer used. * Mr. Lawson, one of the hoard, scems determined the paddle shall go. He is reported as saying that the Kind in use is better adapted for knocking down beeves or as aclub for highwaymen, than for schovl purposes. Others of the board do not seem so fie for its abolishment. They say there is little use of a whipping that won’t hurt. They don’t seem to want whipping made so easy that children will ety for it and not ery after it. There will - probably’ he no action taken until the regular meeting of the board, which will take place Monday evening, December 1 we suffering, therefore, deserve. They cannot their reputation as the best, be in- s of many, and as young situation s decidedly s on Lots near the bridge build at once. Ad- dress or call on J. R. Rice, No. 110 Muin street, CouncilBluffs. A The grade for lhgh School avenue, a8 established by the city, will be thirty feet below where it is at present in front of the school building. The lines will be run to-day. There will probably be some red-hot “kicking” done by the itizens in that locality at being thus wid upon the shelf,” sixty teet from the public highway. If satisfactory terms could be made with Mr. Officor for the use of the electrit light elevator an elevated road might be bwilt from the top of the tower, at the corner of Broadway and Fourth 'strect, to the top of High School hill, and thus all diffi- culty in making the descent would be obviated. The present attractions of the Bluffs are many and varied, but when this proposed change is completed the one thing needful will have been supplicd. To the natural beauties of the ill be added a gorge that wili outrival the far-Tamed canons of the cel- ebrated Yosemite valle; o E. H. Sheafe loans money on chattel security of every description. Private consulting roon All business strictly confidentinl. Offiee 50 Broadway, cor- ner Main stres Weather strips for doors and windows at Odell & Bryant’s, 504 Main st. - Insure with Wadsworth, Etnyre & Co. Behind and lh"fiir{' the Bars. Business in the pollee court rather tame yesterday, W. W. Gilmore was discharged at the request of his wife. Charles Sullivan pleaded guilty to lar- ceny, and is in jail awaiting sentence. Doc Middleton paid Mrs. Pouder ail damages done to her property by him, and also the costs of court, and was di charged. Joe Blades still languishes in the cooler on the same charge. The case of Ed. Bedison for malicious mis- chief was continued until this morning. George Donaldson will be tried this morning for assault and battery. His mother appeared in court yesterday, and expressed her opinion of the judge rather freely. After being detained at the station for n couple of hours she took buck everything, and was dis- charged. She said she would Br caught in that box ngain. The dignity of the court was duly appeased. B ¢ one making a cash purchase o at T, D. King & Co.’s cigar Store gets a chance in the annual prize drawing. Twenty elegant prizes. — J. W. und Squire lend money. coal and wood, call arl street., A Mysterious Order. There was yesterduy posted up at the transfer an order exucting from every employe of the Union Pacific a state- ment as to whether he had eyer been in the service of the United States army ov nuvy, This order is a conundrum to the employes. Some feel that it is none of the company's business whether they ever served in the army or not, and clare they will not answer TFor best qual on Glenson, 26 1 the qu ke aes YAbiahs oaiiiaciires 88 WALy such a statement is reguived. Some think that the Union Pacific proposes showing its love for vetcruns by favor- iug them with the best positions and largest employment. Others held just an opposite opinion. They ecluim that THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: nd that younger and more vigor- ous men arve desired. The order has ed quite a commotion, considering iplicity of the requirement. It is an easy order to obey, and yet there is quite a disposition on the part of many to disregard it. They caunot but ask “‘wh 4 Collecting Bad Bills, L. Beals, agentof Sprague’s collecting agency, was in the city yesterday se- curing members and explafhing to the husiness men the peculinr methods em- ployed in, collecting the apparently un- collectable. The system is decidedly novel and it must prove effective. It has_ been so extensivy tried by the leading firms in othe s and comes 80 strongly recommended that it needs but a glance at its work 10 secure business here. Merchants and business men desiring an effect Jmethod of collecting bad bills and ‘protecting themselves against others, should inter- view Mr. Beals or address him at the Omaha office, 1518 Douglas street. Ina short time there will be an office estab- lished by him heve. ———— Tumbling. g uperintendent of the fire alurm, came near meeting with a serious accident yesterday morning. He was engaged in moving a pole on North Main street and had climbed to the top to unfasten the wires. As soon as the last one was loosened, the pole, which forty feet high, began to fall. The redoubtable “Jim,” although pos- ed of ble nerve, was greatly excited at the prospect of having his head used as a triphammer on the paving, but he did not dare to let go, and was afraid to hold on. Had not a hu-ml\ guy wire been in the way, it is very probable that the fall’ would have .ullul Lof't James Bradle, - The District Court. The Carrigg contempt ense was sib- mitted to the court at 5:30 o'clock last evening. The forenoon wasoccupied in examination of witnesses, but nothing of especial moment was elicited. Judge Loofbourow has the case under consideration. There is much differ- ence of opinion as to what the verdict will be. The case of the state vs Amy for contempt of court w 1 be which the called this morning. after case of Overton vs, Hai for its share of the cour will come in s attention, =g The Superior Court. re case of Willigms. vs. Rothery was continued yeste *m the superior court. The arguments were partially completed last evenings when the court adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning. The case will be submitted to the ju v. Wynster & Lindt appear for Rothery, and W, Smith is looking after the inter of the plaintifr. St. Alb s lodge No. 17, Knights of hias, has clected the following” ofti- s: C. W. Hicks, P..C.; C. Tibbets, .3 John M. Scanlan, V. C.; E. J. Abbott, prelate; W. N. Young, M. of .3 A. G. Howland, M. of F.; A. B, Hml\, S,y J. J. Sto M. of . M. Mottaz .uul J. Scans lan, truste Kansas Doesn't Count. There has been a general impr that the decision of the Kansas prohibi- tion cases was a black eye for the Coun- cil Bluffs cases. Attorney C. Haldane, w ho has been vigorously defending in the cases here, does not 3 lost any of his hopefulness. He say there is no similarity in the cases, as the decision cuts no special figure in the Towa cases. ion s 0dd Fellows. Twin Brother Encampment No. 42, I. 0. O. F., has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: C. C. Taylor, C. P.; D. G, Brenneman, S. W. Theo. Beckman, H. P.; H. R. Jones, W.5 J. F. Spare, treasurer; M. Delmant, cy; G. H. Jackson, S. S. Keller, Smith, trustees. _— Personal Paragraphs, Judge Connor was in the city yester- day. J. N. Casady Colorado. Jack Walters of Harlan, city yesterday. J. O. Johnson, of Modale, was at the Creston yesterday. M. Geese and lady. of Neola, were at the Creston yesterday. Charles Baughan is among his old Council Bluffs friends again. Nick Fritz, now of Pendem, Neb., is in the city visiting his old friends. Colonel McKissock, receiver of the Fabash, arrived in the city yesterday. Mr. W. W. Loomis and wife left for Chicago last evening, over the Burling- ton. Captain Mel. Follett has removed to Moline, TIl. A few days ago he received s prain and as a result found the ction of husiness an impossibility. Hl- may not return. The following gentlemen are in the city doing committee work for the gen- eral conference of the Methodist church to which they are delegute h'um their respective districts: D. , Corn- ing: L. M. Shaw, Corning Stuart. Clarinda: Rev. W, F Indianola; Rev. W. S, Hooker, . There F has returned from was in the seem tobe no new developments . Those who are upon the city’stitle to the park are dently quietly at work, or not working at all on this line. FURNITURE ! We are now prepared for the HOLIDAY TRADE ! Our immense buildings are packed full of the most BEAUTIFUL AND ELEGANT 600DS d at prices that will defy com- petition. We guarantee our goods to be just as wo reprgsent them, PRase give us a call whether you wish to buy or not, and bring your friends with you. It is mo trouble to show our goods. * Respectfully, C. A. BEEBE & CO. OGOEN BOLER WORKS All Kinds of Steam Bo.lers & Sheet Iron Work, Orders by mail for repairs promptly attended to. Satistiction guaranteed. 10th Avenue. dress Ogden Boiler Works. Council Bluffs, Tive, In our line PAINLESS ALCOHOL, OPIUM AND MORPHINE CURE ! The Alcohol, Morphiue and Oplum habit:Ab- solutely Cured without intesfering with the the management thinks that soldiers sailors of the late war are by this time pretty well. used up physically, as » patient’s dally avocation. Lnrmpund with or © . R, Saion DR Biwas. Denri Niaim, All correspoudence contidential. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1887 DISCOUNT SALE! (fY) NO ADVESTISING SCHEME TO WORK OFF OLD 60ODS, BUT - | X FXACOCT| NADE NECESSARY BY OUR REMOVAL T0 ANOTHER LOCATION. TWENTY PER CENT CUT OFF! ON THE FOLLOWING GOODS: PICTURES; EASELS, PASTELS, FRAMES, ENGRAVINGS, ETC., UNTIL CHRISTMAS. Mail Orders Promplly Flllad at Sama nlsnuunt. Goods Marked in Plain Figures. W. W. CHAPMAN, 105 & 107 MAIN ST.. b : ! COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1A, == i ACLEANSWEEP FOR DECEMBER GREAT REDUCTIONS WILL BE MADE AND A SAVING FROM 15 T0 33 PER GENT GUARANTEED ON ALL PURCHASES AT HENRY EISEMAN & C0.'S I i R I i : I i :. Shawls, Skirts and _I\'nit l'_mh-rv« r | Cloaks and Suits marked down for this marked down for this week's special week's sale. sale, Blankets, Quilts and Linens marked & . Ladies, Misses’ and Children’s Hosiory, down for this week’s special sale. Gloves and Corsets marked d tor ; e 2 f P Until January 15 We Give| §ormum com e o ior wo ooy mrorstnig. o sock i most complete and our prices insure a sale every time, Men's Furnishing Goods and Under- wear marked down for this week's speciai sale, Men Every 2.00 sale entitles you to A TICKET good for one chance in our ONE HUN= DRED GRAND GIFTS which we give | away January 16th, 1888, Youth’s and Boy's Clothing, the st, finest ande best stock in the to select from, for less money by 33 per cent than inferior goods are sold here in this market. Come to the Popular People’s Store and buy your goods, A Valuable Present. With Every Purchase of $10 and Upwards. MAIL ORDERS INCLUDED. larg Parties coming from a distance to trade with us will get a part or all of their RAILROAD FARE refunded, and their goods delivered to their homes free of charge. MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION. Council Bluffs Carpet Co.|... .—— Send or come to us and see how much | Our monthly Butterick'd catalogue sent "DO YOU INTEND TO BUY A, PIAXTO OR ORGALAIT® I SO bl O IS XOUR 'IIME! free to any one sending their you can save from ordinary | name local retail prices and address, HENRY EISEMAN & C0., . PIANOS—T¥ ORAANS—SMOOTH1X Fo: PIANOS ORGANS-—-FULL IN VOLU PIANOS—] O ANTLY h\lflmn( ASES. PRICES IO WER THAN EVER BEFORE! We Defy All Clnllpelhlon nnd Chaillenge a Comparison of Goods .nd Prices h Any House In the West. SEE US BEFORE YOU PURCHASE! PEOPLE’S STORE, IOWA, : , i 314, 316, 318 & 320 BROADWAY, BMEARII SN COUNCIL BLUEES, : & = : Hides, Tallow, Pelts,|— e ol TR hs SPECIAL SALE! * SWANSON MUSIC GUMPANY, 329 WEST BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, SPECIAL NOTlCES NoTlcE. vertisements, such as Lost,Found, For Sale, To Rent, Wants, Boardiug, crted in this column at the low iR LINE for the first in- h subse- ete., wi raté of TEN ( sertion andFiv quent insertio office No. 12 il Blutts, Towa. Fenve advertise ! rl Street, near Broudway, Coun- : Highest Market Prices. Returns. Wool and Furs. Prompt WANTS; rge front room on Mynster Tth and sth, £20 and £22 Main Street,Council Bluffs,Towa. Star Stables and Mule Yards Broadway, Council Blufs, Opp. Dvmmny Depot. tion ns hookkeeper, types st. Address A 7, Beé oflic —Omaha and Council Blufs proj ‘IIIAI western land for stocks of me B. Christia; OF CLOAKS, LADIES' UNDERWEAR ' COM- FORTS, BLANKETS, ETC, COMMENCING ob at dr. Address hick-ns and house, Coun- picking R plated Chatelain wateh, rib- Return to B 7, Bee oftice, d. Council Blufls. . VW ANTED _Reliuble foreman to tuks charuo of track laying. Apply at once, J. C. 160 Upper Broadway, Counc! u Bluffs. JOR RENT- housekeeping Horses and mules constantly on hand, for sule at retadl or in car load lots, Orders promptiy filled by contract on short it of rooms suitavie " for light ain MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28TH, We shall offer a large stock of Cloaks and Ladies* Wraps, and Ladies’ Underwear at about HALF their value. You will get your gift in the value of your yurchase and without the uncertainty of chance. This sale is to clean out this part of our stock, as we must have the room for other goods, $20.00 Cloaks at $10.00] $16.00 Cloaks at $7.60 $17.00 Cloaks at $8.50|$12.00 Cloaks at §6.00 Accommodations First Class, Rates Always Reasonable, $10.00 CLOAKS AT $5.00. MAX MOHN, Proprietor. —_— — s PRICES CUT IN HALF. WM. WELCH, notice Ktock sold on commission, Telephone 114 SCHLUTER & BOLE Opposite Dummy Depot, Council Bluts, Jley's, near Minden, for the is of R0, 160 or 300 acre Horu season of 1885, b All choice lands and well improved. E quity of 115 Inquire of ing dAng machines to % f nd honestly done. fice 105 Main st T—Five_furnished rooms, 0. Marshal), 830 Fourth ave., in_Jefiries syndicate, '(mell I!rv " & Co. cheap. city. FINE MILLINERY. NEW FALL STYLES OPEN. 1514 QOUGLAS STREET, - - - OMAHA. CRESTON HOUSE, Main Street, Council Bluffs, 0 SALE- exchange ieap for cush, or would Council Bluffs or Omaha prop- erty, a retal stock of boots and shoes valued at abott 84,000 Call at store, No. 608 Broadway, or same number, Council In all parts of the city by [QOR RENT—1 4 atten, 33 Main st. Johnston & F\uu RENT— Houses and furnished rooms. J. K. Davidson, 625 Fifth avenue. JOR SAL very cheap, i '} UILDING lots and acre property for sale by F.J. Day, Am Pearl st. Pv’(nT A finely furnished front in private residence near court house, t Water in room, lighted and heated. Larg References required. Address H. 12, RARE CHANGE! MUST BE SOLD! The desirable re \dence or business propert knowh as the ¥ mce, on_ Upper liroud: way opposite the Wil I positively be =old within t| Vdays. One third cash, balance M one and two ye Iress bids to A% GEORGE R. BEARD, b.. 1317 and 1310 Douglas St. econd-hand_Columbia bicycle 2-inch, at e oft Only Hotel in the City with Fire Es- cape. Electric Call Bells. fHic Omaha, Cariage and Bxpress Line Cl',—l‘llfl SOU MAIN ST, Telephone No. Al calls from District promptly attended to. Office - THIT IS THE OPPORTUNITY YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR. Telegraph IF Y0U G0 10 MISSOURI VALLEY STOP AT THE St ELMO HOTEL! Sample Rooms Amchcd W.B. IRWIN, Pwp. CHRISTMAS WARES! Large Line at Reasonable Figures, FHEOMER, THE CHINA MAN No, 23 Ma'n 8t., Counctl Bluffe, lows. REMEMBER THE PLACE, HARKNESS BROS. 014 Broadway. Fflfl SALE GHEAP! STANDARD, UNDER RULE 6. WADE CARY. - - Cownil Bum OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS 800 Broodway Oouncil Blaffs, Iowa. Established 1851 .