Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 29, 1888, Page 6

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THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE NO. CEINEEE OFFICE, 7 EDITOn Reiter's ibing company. Council Bluffs on Fifth page. Mrs, D, P evening Work has been begun on t Cole Bros'. new brick, Broadway and Seventh stre on at a lively rate. A new floor was laid No. 3, hose house pleted, and the sk there ire now e foundation of in sc ame with the and will t but due notice will be ¢ Holst & Spetman, of decided to build a d t, just ca o8 and basci Tt i8 suggested by arms 8o as 1o preven as couches on which to and sleep The chairman of the prompt 1 matt The larg way by the rn flag hung across Bry 1s, ought to be i 0 be scen f As it is it is wil right for the upper the lower part necds i to the Harrison-Morton cnthusi M, Frank Jumes, of Blanchard, bought out the dry goods stock of Hutchinson & Greenshield's, at the cor Broadway and North Sccond street. M. James has had much _experience in tie dry goods business, and will doubtless receive liberal patr. art le enlight the finest cigar store in Omalia at nam strect, in the First National bunk build- ing. Both \fable gentlemen and keen business men, and will no doubt succeed in their new enterpris Captain D, I r has become ciated with Oscar Kiplinger in the es ing of a retail cigar store in Omata, propose malsing it t class in_cve spect. They will retam their resic this side of the rive Mr. Kipl | keep his interest in the business of Moore & Kiplinger. Tho Tenth avenue Union Pacific freight depot, is so nearly completed that have been recei to the effect that on and after next Monday it will be open for busi- id all of the loc pany will subsc there. The Broadway suburban train scry he contract for other improven road was let yest worl will b consists 1 commen ly in widening and fixing up the ractors cluim to be i The reputation of the antee that this popular thoro strictly first-class c cont X moving tt rt work of re iingon the Wash. 20 N.Main. and_hearth fur- vk plumbing Co. 30 Main street. at Crete next “One week only” at Schwmidt’s photo graph_gallery, 220 Muin st., one doz cabinet size photos for only $2.00, war ranted to suit. Don't like them, don’ take them, and sit aguin. el te the Fourth, For the coming Fourth of July the Wabash Western way will sell tickets between all stations, inclu St. Louis, Kuansas City Council Bluffs and Des ¥ fare for the round trip. will be on sale . returning until « ther particulavs corner of Main 0 the 1 Wabash We Celeb, i Dy n o) and Pearl ticket agent m‘ tern, - Election of Ofticers. At the last mecting Northwestoer on of Honor the p s effccted and the elected: Commander, commander, P, A. Rich; vice commande C. I, Jackson: secretary, collector, C. ks guid Van Nes urer, Frunk 1 chaplain, Dr tor; trust Tessrs, Wentherbeo. The local council now numbers nearly one hundred persons and is already one of the most flourishing in the city, 2L e E. H. Sheafe loans money on Eecu v deseription. consulting rooms. All busine confidential. Office 500 Broud ner Mauin street, up-stairs, -~ ains in real estate, incy Charles Palm chattel Private sirictly ay, cov- Tipton has bur Say, Look Here!! If you want to get a correct and an in- telligent iden of just whata Chaut: ] "n with us on the ¢ leaving Broad- 15 0. m. Frida \u'l have through cars fare from Council veturn, including tickets, Bluffs to Crete admission to the grounds, will bo # good f 5, roturning on any d holder can be had, commencing nesday morning, at Harkness Union Ticket office, corner Br Pearl sts.; Paci W h office, corner I 1y and Main sts.; Camp & Opera House Drug store; U, Broadway depot, OHi- cer & Pusey’s bank, Bushnell’s book store and J. B, Atkins’ drug store. » of this city turn out as hec ion and go and hear and IHI\AHI ghly fnfused with *Chautauqua’ L4 not your neighbor rest until lu or she has porsol ily become informed of the 5 that are secured by ng an II|~H\u'um of this character in our midst. The crowd 1 assembly is s0 be promised us day, but for Fri 3 could not y or Satur- . M. OURSLER, Recording Secrotary C. B. C. A, - 8. B. Wadsworth & Co, loan money. The Chautauqua excursion to Crete will give you the advantage of hearing Talmage next’ Suturday evening and . Bunduy; this | A SUDDEN INSANE. TMPULSE. | | peal the same It Was Probably the Oanso of Mrs. Marshall's Suicide. JUDGE DEEMER ON THE BENCH’ A Saloonist Set Free Gas Charter o1 A Remem The gion of Honor, ance at the ng an Fireman Le« riling Suicide. f horscs and men, n with it W of dashied rect and m at the f Mr. rush i wnd reporters rner of Ninth was the 1 y unmindfa the d him of her v\mym. v for over ¢ arrived upon th > fol ward to the Tair ar a box, in which to shipment to Denver, t neard the rt of a pistol, > to locate 10 notice wa . Marshall nd upon or s Mr. ) ded to find ody of his w ||m|‘.<,mnm she dis at was Suff once Cook had an attack Iy accompanied him raclf beside the pros 1 to rub handas and 3 Her cyes upon the revo on the floo: and then for the first causc of the trouble in Y the body to the bed. o found, but on opening her ¢ covered Mu lu & A physician was simmon wound, but the deady the heart and death must been instantancous The verdict of the corener’s lury w the dece 1 came to her death shot wound inflicted In her own suffering fre s that un y unpleasant pate much in the then be n ) of cance few duys ¢ leceased told a nei that she t > was afilicted in th at the dread of s superin- vice, which The family s have yet 1 W hich will hot nly a fow weeks dwas expecting Denver next ) funeral Attend the benefit concert for Miss Mamie Fleming this evening at the M. 1. church. Adwmission 25 cents. of slightly dam- ans which will be Call on Mueller Main stecet. ~ For sale cheap. Lots near the bridge to parties who will build dress or eall on Main streot, Council Blufts, - e for Music Co., 10: The engincers st for their Lloyd will & Durlin Ium Stop at the Bechtele, - The Gas Chi er of the present company « to the body of the printed ordinance, in twenty years from the passage of the nance, so that the expiration is February 2, 1880, The compilers of the city , by some strange mistake, have notation on the margin, “E: clusive franchise twenty-five years. In the old ordinance book the murginal note also It is supposed that the mis- is on the margmal note, but should it 2o be in the body of the ordinance, I o up such @ howl as was never be! d'in Council Bluffs, This city can ying 8350 u thousand for gas xt February. To think es 0f this monopoly would to dipping candles, "Phe expiration of this charter does not do however, with the rights of the pres There is in the old charter little paragraph, providing expiration of the privileges d the company shall have equal ghts and privileges with any other company that may be formed 1 the city of Council Blufts.” As the time draws near for release from the monopoly which has so enriched itself at o of this city, it seems that some thi me toward securing cheaper and bette One « in the present charter has been ignored completely. * It pro vides, “1f any discover) improvement be made in the preparation of gas from coal or s, cither fluid or > cost of materially diminsh and the same shall be adopted in_other prin: cipal vitivs of the country, then in such case the company 1 shall introduce such discovery or i ents in said city of Council Blufls, and make such deduction in the price of gus as shall be effected by such discovery or improvement Has there been no liscovery provement in twenty yearst If quircment of the charter bee Travelers! expires, ordinunce made the states the same. ach or im has the complied hen why has the followi been enforced: “1f th shall violate or f to comply these provisions, they shull fo with any of feit all the | ter of th | tuition. | in ten ye | ply bonrd at this rate, anc 'I"'HE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JUNE 2 THE WNEW BRIDGH! SHOWING THE ADVANTAGES OF COUNCIL BLUFFS. rein grante serve the right ©s a8 mu \l communicatic Work in . Visiting brethren cor- By order W. M. T30 o'clock dially invited - Artists prefer the piano, at C. Hallett & Davis 24 Broadway. Prof s Paulson and Ostrom, prictors of the Western Towa coll r to build and maintain such aschool provided the will take scholar- ships enough he buildin good start—location near business cen- city. Scholarships will be sold for the mal partment good three to be used within ten y scholarship for the busine pro- peonle to give nors years years; for ', 10 be use Valpar 2.000 school of 1,500, built up in board can be After thorou prictors of 1 contains n school and Ada, O., 1 Such a school can be Council Blufls, provided rnished at §2 per week. investi the pro- collc v can sup: ssibly e facilities <0, Ind., over students \ion the can secure suitable ove referred ain 500,000 in cash ex- pended in that city every year. A sim- ilar institution will bring a half million a year into Council Blufis. The scheme Paulson Ostrom is_por- ,and it is 1o be hoped the 1d system proposed by them fully studied und the proper smentgiven. - e friends sbrate the nd method o will be encour The Unique of July cursion. members and club will ¢ by a pieni of A Saloonist rt Free, Yesterday H. Heitman, oue of the unfor tunate who m h the prohibition o air again, He was f six months’ imprisonment, iths more to spend in s was induced to sus ty, and the about tw rnor Larral st of the pe reaching here ) into the pure return to the bosom of his f the nily. One conditions of his release was the signing in saloon busi ter of euch 1 sired freedom 'y re that this i isfactory. They do want to punish, so mneh s “they do to a stop to the business, They are willing 11 the leniency possible shown, after has realiy stopped sciling. prohibitic I \\.l line of she -\ s Music Co. mus at Council ng Mueller's music 1 and they were well entertained in the programme rendered by Prof. Bacten’s pupils, 1t tal in name, but in t it com ably h so-c rofessional il ren eriticisms needed. meution vike-en-bla in in , who ¢ hall was erowd vers me compunic dered and 1 Viobin. Those re Council Blufls in many ways wvers of the city should note ud_the music their recur- sharp to a 24 Broadway. WARNTS. il breastpin, dwith red eyes. Leave ig.m SALE and souid. design of Kitten, at' Bee oflic Gentle woman, o keep 3 roadivay avenue I‘m“ irl for genc I'. C. Hol lousework. 206 Tenth NT--For the sun wsantest small 1 A, bath ro Re o RE Dath room; city water, oth ave, Ware To exeh turm lands property or WILE buy i « t 10 rooms: c Apply on pre r Wisconsin rCouncll IHI\I!- or Omaba O, P, MCK: indise, nd-hand furmit iy fuli cash val \\ Omae and o also westorn land b on or wddross John: Chamber of Coms s near stock & DO YOU WANT MOIWE = You can get it in any amount, on either short L1 Cratts, 523 Broadway, Council Blufls, PROF, HENRY RUI FEOK, Instructor of Music, uncil Blufrs, and street, Omahi, JOHN GILBERT, PLUMBER AND DEALER IN WIND MILLS, IRON AND WO0OD PUMPS, . Doy iowa gest Stock, Lowest Prioes, of Any Bank in the oit. *SaYoNTY ¥ 1 “SIO09S L/ *591404504CG o001 403 SLIOH -,qddns 224D IS REAI: HST.ATHE. = GENEARL ROENT — Mlnwu. LIFE INS, oo New York. H, & A, D.Fostar, COUNCIL BLUFFS Pp?nl:. Qil X Gloss Go, METCALF BROTH ERS Wlutam C.ly & Cmmly Largest Oaplml aml SHrpIun EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. WEHOLESALE EARDWARE, CUTLERY, BT of Fine Curringes and dways a full stock all and examine, Manufacture e ] IWALL PAPER COUNC BLY SO TN EC 2 WORKS. B. GRAUL, Manufacturer. NO. 104 E, GROADWAY. CORKESPONDENCE SOLICITED. _N0.29 | HUMAN “COUNGIL GOODS N Fashionable seleet from, Prices Low. From 15 to 25 Per Cent. 60 NOW IS THE TIME TO PURCHASE PETER C. MILLER, | Nos. I1 & 13 Pearl St., Council Bluffs. BOILER - WORKS, CARTER & SON, Prop’s. Manutacturersot III Kinds of Sirnm Boilers fl Sheet Iron Work. attended Big lot of Yellow Jersey and Nansamond SWEET POTATO PLANTS. FOR SALE BY J.R. McPHERSON Grower and Dealer in Vegetables, Vegctable Plants, Fruits, Ete. EAST PICRCE STREET, Council Bluffs, MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED, NEW SPRING MILLINERY Lbli DOUGLAS SI., OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. B00Broadway Council Bl OMAHA,NEB \fTs, Towa. Established SNYDER & SNYDER M. B. SNYDER, A. M.. M. D. Physician and Surgeon MRS. M. B. SNYDER, SPECIALIST: Diseasesof Women and Children, Wi Broadaway, Councll Blums, Buggies. } Nos, 27 to 31 2 m O = 0 :' O Z _AA DAYS =) Star Stables and Mule Yards Lroadway, Council Blutrs, Opp. Dummy Depot Horses and mules_const sale at retadl or in ear lond 1 prders promptly filled by ot ic Stock s0ld on_commissi Telephone 114, Clil Opposite’ itly on hand, for outract oa short It & BOLEY, Council Biails JONES & SHUGART AGENTS FOR(— VICTOR CYCLES. IDEALERS IN(— HARDWARE AND STOVES. ELEBIAT DANGLER GASOLINE STOVE! NO, 211 BROADWAY, " THEO. BECKMAN MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN HARNESS, SADDLES, BRIDLES AND COLLARS. A Full Assortment of Hurness Goods Con- stantly on Hand. Ilv)mllhu.' Neatly and l‘unnplly Done. NO. 205 MAIN ST, COUNCIL BLUKES, D, H, McDANELD % c0,, Hides. Tallow. Pelts, Wool and Furs. Highest Market Frices. Prompt Returns, Maln Street,Council Blufrs,lowa, CRESTON HOUSE, Main 8t., Council Bluffs. Only Hotel In the City with Fire Escape and Electric Call Bel's __lowa £20 and Accommodations First Class, Rates Always Reasonable MAX MOHN, = PROPRIETOR Jaratus mude e writer NoSN I . SMOKE Peregoy & Moore™ » Santo Rosa. H.F. HATTENHAUER, Furnishing Goods, - Clothing, Hats, Cnps, eto. '%!udsmup!, , I]/m{m/m. F:-rrrfl & I'xs?ml' WEACEsTATE N A o8 e ul Main St Councli” Bluff, B‘o,oxop’l’% Your Patronage - + [s Solicited. e ox\“gv S5O W, &E. L. SaUIRE'S Abstracts of Title ARE THE BEST. :In 1889, 50.000. 000 %‘Q\ \\\e\t\mg,m\% 5 0\\?2/__‘6\)&3\@ Pobulation.inifés WEIR SHUGART CO. O B BERS OF AG..L‘!ICULT TRAL IMPLEMIENTS A R T A AT 23 327 T BT e e e sep in stock a large varioty of easterf a very low rate, Fourth Stre dy to show goods. [ ain always ESTABLISHED 1842, INCORPORATED 1878 RUSSEILL & CO., MASSILLON, OHIO, MANUFACTURERS, Especlally Adapted for ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Mills and Elevators. AUTOMATIC - CUT-OFF - | Specifications and estimates furnished for complete steam plants, | anteea. SIZES FROM 25 70 300 HORSE POWER. ENGINES. Regulation, Durability Guare Can show letters from users where fuel Economy is equal with Corliss Non-Condensings BRANCIE HOUSE, COUNCIL BLUFFES, TOWA, Send for Catalogue. E. C. HARRls, Manager. | e THEQG0EH |RON WORK® Sor ENGINES .. V| Buildings, Automatic Highest Economny, 1100 to 1200, Tenth Avenue, Council Blufls, Ia. Repairs, New (& 2d Hand and Durabilityd :phone 160, CASCADE LAUNDRY GBMPANY . MAKE CALLS AND DELIVERIES PROMPTLY. | NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 —— ——— — ) DR. C. B. JUDD, 4 MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC TRUSSES. No. 806 Broadway, Council Bluffs, [owa. ANTED—Good Salesmen on li L AND TRAV ——1F YOU EEAVE ANY- SECOND-HAND STOVES llH FURNlTUHE Call on M. DROHLIC fway, wllcrt you will r('ul\o Hydraulic Specif i S Engineer, ations, Supervision of Public Building, Council Blufls, lowa. Attorney at Law, Sccond Floor Brown Building, ud Pearl St., Council Blufls, Towa, Justice of the Peace. Office over American Express, No, n.q Broadway, Council Blufls, lowa. Plans, Work, H. BIRKINBINE FINLEY BURKE-- N. SCHURZ- 12 STONE & SIMS Attorneys at I , Practice in the State and Fede: Dentist, Corner Blufls, Towa. M. 1. CHAMBERLIN, M. D. i 3 Gl I Tht Office cor, Main stroct wnd lirondway. Testdence, o © an . Catdl ated by madl aft ultation 7150 o §:303 Council ults, lowa. 10 Blutt st Tours—to 1 = 2 ————fl) * WE HAVE SOLD A GREAT QUANTITY OF DRY GOODS, GARPETS, ETC, § BUT WE YET HAVE AN IMMENSE STOCK AND THE SLAUGHTER WILL CONTINUE UNTIL EVERY DEPART« MENT IS CLEANED OUT. The Best Bargains Ever Offered will he given to our trade during this week. We shall paralyze prices and surprise the buy- ers. No matter what you want, CALL AND ° SEE US. We will give you hetler values for less money than you ever got in your lives before. REMEMEBER THE PLACE, 401 BROADWAY, GOUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. WAITER ibe Ex- 1l Blugls,Le. Mention buils paper, HARKNESS BRO’S.

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