Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 11, 1888, Page 6

T e ———— < THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THE DAILY OFFICE. NO 12 PEARL Delivered by carricr in Any Part of the City Iwenty Cents Per Week ., W, TILTON TELEPHONES: Orrice No. MINOR TION, N. Y. Plumbing mxupm\ Coal and wood. Tt ng last evening. atings at A, merchant tailor, 510 Broadway. WA marriago license was issued Addison Ludden and Miss L both of Shelby county. Mr. Bonjan Hazel Dell day of cane out the coun L and highly respected, A =ocial in the interest of the new organi: | part of zation of Methodists in the southe the city will be entertained to-morr 0w ey ing by Mrs. D, R. Witter, on Eleventh ave- nue, The funeral of George who was killed in the g, took place at 2 »on from his sist G The funeral scrvices of Anna \[ daughter of Mr.and Mrs. J. C. were held in’ St, Francis Xavic yesterday morning at 4 ock mains were taken to Dunlap, I, for ment. The funcral of the httle one of Mr. Mrs, A. Sprague o at 10 o'clock a. m i North Eighth street to these sorrowing hearts, nk Diamond and Willinn convicted burglars, who eatered t William Crippen, at Neola, were Ft. Madison Iast evening by De They were cach sent over About_a dozen Omaha policemen the Bluffs yesterday afternoon to their broth Muddy wer on the electric cars, - city, gnd_ returned to evenirg. No business was transacted in the dist court yestorda doing, unil this mh Aull, for the ing chureh, is set for trial this morni Council Bluffs merchants nc more attractive holiday display season. There from home ar. ‘Therc is some comp classes of mer weather is t0o fine,w but on the wholc business is goo is_a general swile in business civcles. The Pall Mall club has_issued invi for a select party to_be given at the Koy Arcanum Wednesda o 16t inst. party this season, Joyable social over "The club g irs last winte executiy of J. N. Baldwin, Evans, John M. Pus e officers of the d Ilnd xll) 10,50, Ony sztid to have ¢ druuk in O the other d reported us being found d other mght, They will probul new b institution is not cons Another case of yesterday by James oral, trust Gainer township. The 1.‘.mvm is the a man named Hoyt, who moved fr about Scott's farm of the discase place has been quarantined tions taken to prevent asp While in this eity the 5 supposed that they wi poscd to some of the cases at tho For ted as it should be. The ne turing company of Lower Brondw tween the new power house motor company and the waterworks pump- ing station, js going up rapialy and will be a 'he walls of the new art and buggy and the ¥0 new ized 'structure, for the Ke. ure also rising very building will soon be compléted. cottages are going up opposite I, J. Day new I'A'lll estute oftice, and altogether th part of the city is changing apy quite rapidly Will the city couneil cf 10 cents to be chary change has been as) hot discussion. 1 are 1 y hield to the origi d? Th fact that Do a livoly tio of alit not give commutation rates unles incrcase the transient rates - - Dr. Cleaver, 26 North Seo W. C. Stacy'sad. - The Old Beliable Jewelry Fi of E. Burhorn, No. 17 Main str lzad in an immenst stock of vvel This is a special induc thirty days. All goods first cl puarantecd to be just as It get the best goods for the there. Call and e get prices before purchasing. mith See Forre special column. l'(‘ln:nnnl | Miss May Morgan, Grand Iskand, Neb., the guest of Miss Clara Teal. Hon. Silas Wilson, of Atlantic, was in the city yesterday and stopped Jam ness pertaining to his cattle inter will be absent about a week. Delors O, Shull, of Sioux City liam M. B 3 at the Opden, yesterday's guc A. . Mayne, who is now in the real tato busincss in Salt Lake, is fn the city greeting old friends and visiting re Mr, James 8 has gor © by the called the mother. Miss Clara Bellington has returned from a Haute, fud. On howe sho stopped for 4 short thuo two months visit at Terre her wi with friends in Dubu Dr, N, D, Lawrenc fow days for spend o wintor their residence will Btevens, general age Dr. Craig and Mr. Dunn, tw dents of this city, aro her friends, They expross thomse; VoS U8 g last visit several yeurs ugo. Mr. J. F. Looms, of Shebly, ping in this city for a fow da word that his daug} the §25 gold prize at Simpson ola, for supremacy in the clocutionary test, As she had uine talented the young ludy is to success. Notice the Iwn\lll(n\ finish gm-n col- lars, oulls and shirts by C dry ompuny’ - If you mun to stop paying rent and buy a house and lot on” monthly pa moents, with warranty deed, call on B, Judd, 606 Broadway. — . 0. at Neal's, 535 Broadway. All grades har BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, STREET. MANAGER, Chautauqua cirelo had its usual meet- Reiter's, sterday to 3. Davison, nnis, an old resident of t Lis home Sun- well known through- Hanson, the man Northwestern yards o'clock s resi infant 1ski, inter of crush- ing sorrow & wealth of sympathy goes out Johnson, the : store of isited what r peelers on this side of the well as to take a rude iy took in the entire Nebraska soil in the Court opened in the morn- R S. Richardson, from the Mathodist r made a than this is no need of going away to sclect suitable citts for this nt among cer- Kward, and there tion® the 1l ve several en nd they will be repeated the present season. The committee of the club is composed M. Loomis, . H. mb institnte mitted a petty larceny while Another is d “drunk the ¢ be hunting ces now, and complaining that the nlll Pox was reported wife of fawily lived on Pierce Can now be ange the charter of the motor company 80 as to allow more than and judge for themselve J good location; Nos Fil patronage for the, moror e, i ns that at 10 cents there will be enough y made to warrant lower commutation oon. The company says it can- lowed to Tel. 147, ment for and represented. an established fact that you can 15t money umine the stock and L. Paxton.is in KKansas City on busi- sts. Ho nd Wil- > among w, the car inspetor at. the 8 He was ungerous illuess of his nml family leave in a they will absence S, § t of the Rock Island. formor rosi- visiting old tly pleased as woll as surprised with tho many chauges that have takon placo since thoir who s stop. , hus received or, Miss Addie, received llege, Indian- itics in vases and bed room sets s S coal, C, B, Fuel Co, ALLTHE NEWS OF THE BLUFFS District Judgas Fix Their Dates and Tarms For Holding Oourt. THEELECTRICMOTOR DOES WELL A Lad's Sad Experience Using Kero Kindling—A Motley ng in the Police nrt—Personals. sene For Gath The N The Dodge Laght w Armory. ards will give the first of aserics of select parties at their armory in Masonic temple next Monday evening. It will be strictly an fnvitation affair, and a_se- lect company will be in attendance, About three hundred invitations will be issued, Dalby's orchestra has baen sceured for the occasion, aud excellent music will bo fur- nished. It is the intention of the co; v to give one of these parties every month during the winter, and they will doubtless bea grand success. The armory is being nicely decorated and fitted up in a most attractive manner. Contractor Gale has turned out two handsome gun cases to ad west on fifty-two_lockers. uns, and polished o maple, the haM is illumi- When nated the cases, with their rows of glittering s , present a most beautiful appearance. The boys are working hard to make their and have company the best in the stat - ready sccured the Mnest armory. The citi- zons shouid take great pride in Company A, and the earncst offorts of its members i the way of rapid and continious improvemont shonld meet with a hearty sccond at the hands of the public, TR See Forrest Smith’s special column, - Sleigh bells, sleds and ODELL & BRYAN - ‘\11 for n st your soiled ‘o, Have our wi clothes, Ci special 10e Don't fail to see it Lund Bros.” drive in crockery. - Fine holiday goods for twenty day: prices that will surprise Ul be convinced. J. D, Stuart’s store, 630 Bry drug Crafts & Co.’s Money loaned loan ofice, on furniture, pianos, hor: wagons, personal pr s of all kinds, and all other articles of value without removal. All business strictly confi- dential. Dr. blud(. eelielll oy Planning Judicial Work. Tudges C. B. Thornell, George Carson, H. E. Deemer and N. W. Macy, of the Fifteenth judicial district, met at the court house yes terday morning to arrange for the term of court for the next year. The four terms of 1580 will s follow: anuary 22, Apr and Novembe For the January term, Jud vreside Page and F ties, Judge Deemer in Montgom countics, Judge Thornell in Pott Macy in Audubon and b Ave Judge Carson in Audubon and . Judge Deemer in Pottawattamie, il in Page, Fromont and Mil in Montgzo st Judge C mid, Judge Decmer at Audubon, Avoca Shelby, Judge Thornell in - Montzomery A zen, (lunllst opera house e Carson will 1ot coun- and Cass In_April Shelt Cass, Judge Macy in Page, Fremont and Mills, Tn November: Judge C ery and Cass, Judge Deem X mont and Mills, Judge Thornell at Audubon, Avoca and Shelby, Judge Thornell at Potta- wattamie, Judge Deemer completed a term of court at Avoea Saturday, and left lust eveniug for Harlan, where he begins another term this morniny. D S Bargains in real estate in_all parts of the city, W. 5. Cooper, 130 Main street. See Forrast Smith's special column. = Zede b e Holiday Presents found in great variety. ic designs in diamonds, fine jewelry »"and ladics’ gold watches and ehins, silver and plated ware, clocks in French marble and the best of American makes, A cordial in- vitation is extended to every one to call at C. B. JACQUEMIN & CO, No. 27 Main 8t. tore rooms in and 739 Broad- w and ar = - For Rent—Two nc wunders, - See Lund Bros. for | o way. S nps. sh on hand to loan pproved city property, No. 130 ut property in all !4 A'L on ( len 55 uml Fourth North Main , Council Blulls, - Pickled tripe and bitts’, 345 Broadwa Meeting of the Judges Deemer, Thornell, and Macy held a meeting at the court house last evening, where they had invited the mem bers of the bar to meet them to remodel the rules of practice now in vogue here. About Hmlv me) mbL'N were present. Colonel W, assoc| x-flmn, was, L|I4 seeretal . 1t was decided to maintain as at present in regard to the open- 1 closing of court—to open and Celoso ut 13, and 1 o lose ot 4 o'cl Horoafter, tho first threo weeks of the ¢ oted to the equity docket to law ¢ d thio last th i ill do, e jury until the fourth Bighment of tho wholo docket will bo mado tho first week, 80 #s to give lawyers ample time to get ready for trial, o bt B While planning for your holiday gifts don’t fail to see Lund Bros.’ play. The London *Tailor’s” is the place to get your clothes made. 637 Broadway. - The Council Bluffs Lumber Co., want youto try some of their uuul - For Sale Cheap—Lots near the bridge to parties who will build at once. Ad- dress or call on J. R. Rice, No. 110 Main street, Couneil ulmh- W h \\Xul:wuxlh & t 0. loan money. - Buy grocerios, stationery and Christmas goods of Kelley & Younkerman, 102 B'way. -~ Loans made on city business and resi- dence property. Notes bought. Kim- ball-Champ Investment company, . et Dr. Montgomery has removed his office to the Brown building, room 6, e e J. G, pton, real estate, 527 B'way. - Rock Spring coul, Gleason, 26 Pearl street. et R Blind Boone, nature’s own great planist, at Broadway M. E. church to- night, ‘the state. grand dis- | The Monday Morning Gris Mo morning's | court by was as fi Drunks, Pat Dolan, Black and W. A. Brown, £.10 each; Neison, €10 appearance forfeited W. H. Robb and Georg were charged with disturbing the pea The charge against Bratt was change assault with intent to do great bodily . The case was coatinued, o pear as a witnes front of the Be Robb eave bonds to ap The two were fighting in hotei when arrested, - Weather stripsat Chaprn Money loaned on furniture, pianos, nonds, horses, buggies or anything of value at low rates of interest, No publicit ir and honorable A. A. Clark & Co., otfice cor. and Main, over American express. purihtes-eiinerti Illinois and Towa best soft coal, Glea- son, 26 DPearl street. 1'sart ste B. Fuel Co. hsene. rold boy living narrowly escaped ere ternoon. He was not sat- - - All grades soft coal, C. -l Burncd By Ke Willie Henry, an eight-ye on Stutsman strec mation Sund dsfled with the progress the fire was making, and pourca on a little kerosene oil, The house was saved, but his arm as badly scorched and his face was bliste He will recover, but the escape was a row one. He will split kindli next time, instead of using the freakis b fluid. - - Sce Chapman for Christmas presents, - , 407 and 409 South 10th st. ,Oma re now the sole agents for western Towa for the celebrate Val. Blatz Milwaukee bottle beer, the best in the market for family use. Try it T.. Kirseht & Cc Fine table w: t Lund Bros.” Trying the Motor, The clectric cars were kept running until 11 o’clock last evening and were well patron- ized, The horse cars carried but few pas- sel nd looked decidedly antiquated be side the handsomely painted and brilliantly ilivminated motor cars. As soon as the new > thoroughly broken in a ten-minute will be established and the cars will until midn Horses ave taking to :nt noy mflh ult ns to be a grand su |~<ux’|’«~1mnv Y happy. g b Masons Decorate Themselves. The Council Bluffs Masous have the finest block and most attractive halls in hese rooms have just come ible hands of Peter C. Miller, the decorator. A brief descr the decorations will be int entire suit of rooms, si been embellished in th modern style of the ? art. The principal pact of the s done on the lodge room proy The ceiling is put in three panels, the center being a large square. The field isa hana- 1e bufl ingrain, which is set out by a bronze extension and corners. A light bronze divic throws the whole into beautiful A half-inch copper moulding sopr the paneling from is a delicate shade of pobcoalciblueTi A Tix 18 SuFmObH CRAbY I gilt moulding below which extends the frieze, which is in an i I n terra cotta. A two and a half inch white gold moulding surmounts the side v 1lls proper, which are in 4 handsome ld ingrain. The dado is a | 258, and the public from the . Beautiful style are set at either to the general offect. It is truly & beautiful room. At the residence of Creelc township, December 8, by Bratten, M. and Abier B, John , of Hancock, l(‘l lu hear Blind Boone at the Bro L. church to-night. Don’tmi NEW BARGAINS JIN (—— DT L BROADWAY FIKST AVENU OTS, FEKRY ADDITION LOTS, PERRY ADDITION LOTS, EVANS ERIDGE ADD. LOTS, BRYANT & CLARK'S ADDITION LOTS, STREET'S ADDITION LOLS. ALSO 20 ACRES OF THE BESI‘UIPKRI(‘JIPE'IH‘.II‘Y‘;GIN TOWN W. C.STACY, Telephone 142, No. 9 Main Street. SPECIAL NOTICES WANTS. W \NTED —Cheap houses a can seil on sniail cush | prins.” Council sfuits' Tuves to rent by Council Blufls Investment + No. 10 Pearl st FPYWO fine oflice roams fo one room I8Xii: both 1 painted. Ies # location in the 1u, learl st. PO RENT—Modern 10-xoom how South vth st. o, No. gentl a Will sell Inquire t ]1‘“" SALH sound, * ilariiess una_top bu clhieap on easy terms it sold soon. 1512 Uth st WANTED! very man or woman who has $%0 or 875 wh wish to invest where i will 18 it would be if it we deposited in the Bank of make him more money, to a lnl in Fairmount addition. ation on the hills for street ¢ nd school privileges; close ilroads, wholesale houses city depots. The only hill property to be had at such low prices and casy terms. Prices range from §200 to $400; terms, one-fifth cash, balunce in thirty eq monthly payments at 8 per cent interest, If you are renting now and want a home of your bwn, commence paying for 2 lot now before you have to pay double the money for the same location. Begin atonce and you will be surprised to find how soon the thirty months will roll ound, making you the owner of a lot. Call on H. G, McGee, 130 Main street, or Forrest Smith,at the Brown buihlmg. S, STEWART, M. D,, D. V. M, VETERINARY SURGEON HOSPITAL 45 FOURTH STREET. Telephone No. 205. COUNCIL BLUFFS, & 0wa TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, THE WISEST SHOPPERS BUY EARLY | And thousands of the most economical ladies and gentlemen are taking advantage of our FORCED DISCOUNT SALE! When you take 20 per cent off of every dollars worth of goods you buy it amounts to a good Our entire stock must be sold out with= First come, first served. GREAT™ DISPLAY OF TIOLIDAY GOODS THIN One entire floor in our house especially devoted to toys and fancy goOds for holiday presents and each and every one o} our twenty departments filled with useful and suitable gifts for the We have no space to enumerate items. ourself and you will say that Remember 20 per cent discount on all cash sales. deal, and people are finding it out. out reserve. || is come to our store and eople’s Store is not worth Come early and secure the best PECPLE’S STI OLD PIANOS MADE NEW SEERTLrENE off your old piano oriOrgan, because itis out of repair,nor give itawayin trade for a new Take it to SWANSUN MUSIC_GOMPANY! if needed, put in a NEW SET OF HAM- N l\«’llI(Y on KEY BOARD, S ANY P/\HT OF OLD ACT FION WITH NEW FINISH THE CASE, ter than some of the new ones. It is a well known ract that Swansoi Musie Co. satisfaction in Tunin all kinds of Musjcal Instruments erences given. NO. 329 BROADWAY, COUNC All we have to sa holidays. “what you cannot find in the see for bargams HERRY EISER " SIZES FROM 2570 300 Espectally Adapted fot ELECTRIC LIGHTING, Hils and Elevators, : * Instrument and Repairing giwes the bes [ he best of ref- Specifications and esti Can show letters from users wh iplete steam plants, Kegulation, Durability Guar- fucl Economy is equal with Corliss Non-Condensing, E: C HARRIS, Agent, 510 Pearl Street, Send for Catalogue. Council Bluffs, | POST OFFICE . MEAT MARKET H. PETHYBRIDGE & CO., PROPS. ufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Sauvsage of All IEindes, Orders Promptly Filled and Delivered. No. 635 Broadway, LET THE 600D WORK 60 ON! :| GEO. H. MESCHENDORF 327 BROADWAY Council Bluffs. THoS. OFFICER. OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. Corner Main and Broadway, BLUFUS, I0WA, Dealers in foreiyn o Collections made and interest paid on time de- LflflK AT THE IRISHEMAN ! J. M. SCANLAN, 120 BROADWAY. 1 Lot, Bryant & Clar, on Sccond ave. - 1 Lot, Br 13 Lots, Perry's 2d Add., on Ave. C nt & Clark, on Third ave. $285 LEach $180 rach Buys his cattle from fi 8 Lots, Benson's First, Ave K dass responsible worn uul milk l()\\q sold in lh\: m.u)ul as has been the habit in the n of Council Bluffs heretofore. Price list of our meuts, class fat beef, pork. mutton and veal: CENTS PER LB, 1 Lot, Everett's Add., Third ave. 2 Lots, Fleming & Davis, Ninth and Tenth aves $250 Each HOUSES AND LOTS S N Y EASYPAYMENTS Call and See C.J. COLBY, Masonic Temple. Nothing but first- Shouldor Roast ast 1.“;.\ and Steal. ! z\ll'nl)hx me: wl-ll 41m<n.u receive prompt attention and a Mince Monts, S5 Kiod Tripe and Pigs et the number l27 fll{lh\l) w. l‘ . BELL & BERLINGHOF Arehitees, Designers and Sapevint e of Constructon, T Mendelssohn, Fisher 4 designed many of the + | Plans_and Speciications Pl‘ul]fl[\fl il Estimates made on Application, .‘alullm, Ltoom 2 0[):':11. Iluuw Illm.h GEORGE METGALF - \REAL ESTATE No. 14 Pearl St. Maurer’s RETAIL, 340 BROADWAY. We do the largest business| FINE, CHOIGE IMPORTED MILLINERY 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, Neb, F POAST Bakery and Confectionery Cl1 -AHS AND Tl)BALLO See hin for Hread. C; TO DEALERS-A lib Lowry, and has finest ks ~ PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY. H. BIRKINBINE-- FINLEY BURKE-- Justice of the Broadway, Council l”ul!s lowa. Hydraulic and Sanitary Specifications. Building, Council Blufls, Towa, Superyision of Public Work, ral diseount at Law, Second Floor Brown Building, 118 . Council Blufts, Ofiice over American Express, No. 419 g ! No. 213 Main Street. D, H, McDANELD & CD,, HnJes,Ta\Iflw Pelts.WunI &Furs’. my Counttl b, 1oy STONE & SIMS-- hina Attorneys at Law, Practice Courts, Oflce—Rooms 7 and 8, b!mb.llk Beno mum, Counci! Blufls, Towa, Shop. "U,(J')l’) square feet of floor. We sell at the lowest pricesy pay no jobber's profits. WE PATT SPOT C.LASEL! Cash talks, and we are Offer You Genuine Bargains? In new and fresh goods and good selections, the following: Also Full Line of Best Makes in Plted and Solid Silver, Rich Cut Glass, Bronzes and Brass Goods, { Choico Dinner, Tea, Fish, Game, and Ico Cream Sels. We carry the largest stock in the west, covering We deal direct with European manufacturer’s and always in position to We offer you for 80 days. Lot lv]luml-punh*ll rmn. ed rose le A LOT 10—Genuine ¢ hm.n]. Jcorated Fruit or Ice Creom sots, per set 11—Genuine C Plates, assorted decorations, per Royal Worcester, Taplitz, Royal Dresden, Vienna LOT 5—100-piece (genuing gold- An clegant Hand | band and haud-pain Wedgewood Dinner et, per set.$12 00 Royal Saxony, Bonn Faeience, etc ‘t, new fluted shapes, 8 which our Timited spase will not parmit us Lo enumerate, An Inspection will save you money. % M.A.'URER, Visitors aud purchasens equally welcome, ITeo. 40 BROADW AT COUNCIL BLLUFFS IOW A.,