Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 20, 1888, Page 6

i} THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: rmlv SDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1888 THE DATLY COUNCIL BLUFFS. BEE. OFFICE. NO 12 PEARL STREET. Delivered by carrier in Any Tart ot I wenty Cents Per Week, TILTON MANAGER, he City & 0w, TELEPHONES: NUsIsEss OrFice No. 4, NiGHT EDITOR, MINOR M Plumbing company. slippers at Adams’, 417 Bridway 3 5. Mayne, 619 B'way local news, page 7, col N. Y inest Christn Best warm Shoes at Adams’, Coal and wood. Council amn 7 Bluffs class Shoe maker and Cobbler at Bring in your work Elegant overcoatings at A, Reiter's, merchant tailor, 310 Br y Building permits were issued yesterday to C. Leferts and Peter Leonard for $200 im provements There will b ink of th and all m an important business meet Aph rds to-morrow, are requested to be present, uild will hold its next dime social sidence of Mr. Kirkland, 11 South First street, to-morrow evening. A cordial invitation is extended to all. jage licenses were issued yesterday nlcJensen and Miss Ida Engquest, : and Charles I, French and Anothe 1o ofice of the city ¢ ¢ yostorday morning bert. Th patient is The case i8 not re- 1s, but the law pro City Physician Sey Miss Mabel Bonquest garded us at all dung vides that all such discases must be reported. The rates on the Union Pacific dummy trains have taken another tumble, The fare is now placed at 10 cents straight,” and no round trip or commutation tickets are sold. The fare 18 now the same as oa th ctric motor cars, The agents have orders to sell s for sinele fare, and can give no in u as to future intentious, ate for the larceny n of K. Burbiidge, i n_the superior court rning, until Saturd at 10 to the inability of the pris his witnesse mes Gilland w M. Dickey and E i yesterday inorning for in Shaw, vag, was discharged for violating the until to sooner Thompson fined $7.60, and unagh £.10 ¢ toxication. A T of John Dunu, ¢ closing order, was continued S North Main. Tel. 1 g C. Stacy’s ad. Dr. Cleave See W. The Old Rel T able Jewelry Firm of 1. Burhorn, No. 17 Main street, laid in an immenst stock of holiday goods, which will be sold cheaper than ever. This is a special inducement for thirty d All goods first class and guarantecd to be just represented. It is an established fact that you can get the bost goods for the least monoy there. Cull and examine the stock and get prices before purchasing. - Buy Use The most acceptable presents for Christmas are those which combine utility with beauty. Their daily use keeps the giver in constant remem- branc ave full lines of Down Comforts, Pillows, Carpet Sweepers, Foot- Blacking Cases, Fancy Mats and and many other things which are stmas Souvenirs. We are anxious to close these all out, and will make prices to suit the purchaser. Our Remnant Sale still continues and with bargains for all who come. Call and see us. COUNCIL BLUF e Seo Chapman for Christmas presents. Fine table ware at Lund Bros.’ ot Personal Paragraphs. udge Keenan, of Clarinda, was in the esterday on legal business, Mrs, T. N. Briggs left_last evening for Grand Island, Neb., and after remaining there for a week or so will go to Montana, where she expects to make her home. Lawrence Holst, for some time past_the malling_ clerk in' the vostofice, uias b transferred to the rulway mail se and is now a postal clerk on'the Milwaukee, running between this city and Sibley Mr. W. T, Smith, father of T. L. the grocer, is in thé city for a_holiday T21s iome s notw h. Wishica, Kain, where o has been several years. He is oné of the old residents of the Bluffs, having como here in 1850, Ho has lived to see many changes, and is looking for still greater one having much faith in the future of this . After Christmas he will start for Lulnoxum to spend the winter, ‘W. S. Cooper has on approved city Main strect. mn.h. sh on hand to loan property, No. 130 All grades hard \.,.u >, B. Fucl Co. While planning for your holiday gifte don’t fail to sce Lund Bros.’ grand dis- lay. play Sk See Forrest Smith’s special column, -~ Have our w soiled clothes. Case gon call for your le Laundry Co. Lund Bros. drive in cro making a special 100 Don't fail to see it -— lical Society. al Sociery of the Missouri Val- ley, embracing portions of Nebraska, Iowa and Missou ts in the Masonic temple hall this morning. The session will last through the day. This a00n there will be one paper read, which will be of special merit and interest, and particularly to the ladies, who are invited to be ntat 2 o'cloci to hear it. It will be v, Margaret Cleaves, of Des Moines, H “The Preventive and Re Healthful Dress for Woman. bl Fine holiday goods for twenty days at rices that will surprise you. Call” and ho convinced. J. D. ‘Stuart’s drug store, 650 Broudw The Medic Lol Dr. C. C. Hazen, dentist, opera house block, - T.0ans made on oity business and resl dence property. Notes bought. Kim- ball-Champ Investment company. Sl L. E. Roe, dentist, No. 27 Main over Jacquemin & Co.’s jowelry sto - ok a Tick The preliminary examination of Ed Fagely, cl od with larceny, took place be- fore Squire Schurz yester morning, . The prisouer is accusad of steaiing a wateh from P, Cook, while the latter was drunk. The er was found in his possession, but he cluims that hehad intended to return it to Cuok as soon as the latter becema sober, yis a drunken, worthless character, s been arrested several times for g Lis family, Notwithstanding his ve treatment, his wife has always visited him in jail Quring che periods of his incarceration. He is sure of a term in the pen, wud his family will be all the better for hmnhnm’v Hue ‘was bound over to the il Jury in 500 bonds, and committed w the county Juil in default - and Broadw Silverws jeweler, 2 ollman, BSee Forvest Smi ciul eolumn, — - Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co.’s loan office, on furniture, pianos, horses, Wl ons, palsonul {)l'upe)'l. of all kinds, all “ether articles of value without All business strictly confl- Nmavnl. deutial, MYSTERIOUSLY ~ MURDERED. A Farm Hand Near Oakland Found Dying, With Many Wounds. ELECTRIC LIGHT FOR THE BLUFFS The Aldermen to Takea Junketing Trip—The Allen-Josselyn Wed- ding-Judge Aylesworth on Smells, Investigating Electric Lights, At its last meeting the council decided to pass the question relating to an electric light ordinance until the next meeting. This practically settles the matter until 1889, as the next meeting is set for next Monday but as that is Christmas eve, there will probably be no business transacted, When Mayor Rolirer advocated the idea of sending a committee to the various cities of the state for the purpose of looking into the matter and ascertaining just what was wanted, Alderman Lacy objected, and de manded that an ordinance of some kind be passed forthwith. He did not care whether the Hawkeye ordinance was passed or killed but he wanted to vote, and vote he must The other members of the ¢ 1 dis with him, and Alderman Lacy's idea was specdily stowed away, while the orchestra softly played “Under the Snow.” The Alderman from the Second ward then an nounced that he was in favor adjourning for 1888 and forever, but the council not let go of the string, and the wenton, Mr. Bow the counci evening, show \of the Hawkeye, addressed and stated that he w offered to pay the expenses of the atrip throvgh the state to investieate the various plants and systems. The offer was ted, and the council will take a short ting trip, though not at the expense of the gencrous Mr. Bowen As nearly a8 can_be ascertained, the mem- bers of the council are agreed on one thing, and that 1s to seeure a plant that will fur- nish light for twenty-four hours per day, ata rate not to e per Lour for cach ? In fact. it is llmv Y!n- o Holmes for the | presented to the council last’ meeting, The Hawkeye offers to fur- nish_the eity with free light at its vavious buildings, provided it is exempted from tax- ation. The council debated quite seriously on that clause. The representatives of the other companies are waiting anxiously to see if the council grants an exclusive franchise, If it does not, there will be some lively com- petition for awhile, although the electric light men cxpress 'the belief that a pool would undoubtedly result, with no matevial benefit to the citizens, Alderman Mete request for additional time for Mvestigation will undoubtedly result profitably for the city, 1 that the council will arrive ata clearer understanding of the various systems after a trip through the state, and will be better prepared to secure a system that will give perfeet satisfaction in its working as well as in 1ts cost. All grades soft coal, C. B. Fuel Co. - Holiday Presents Can now be found in great New and avtistic designs in a fine jewelry, gents’ lad watclies and ehain v and ware, clocks in French marble aud the best of American mukes. A cordial in- vitation is extended to every one to call and judge for themselves C. B. JacqQu IN& Co., 7 Main st. The London the place to get your clothes made. 63 37 Broadway. - For Rent—Two new store rooms in od location; Nos. 737 Broad- S. Saunder S. B. \\.ulmmth & Co. loan money. i Buy g jonery and Christmas goods ‘of Kolloy & Younkurman, 102 B'way, o Smallpox Disappoaring. It isasourco of comgratulation that the dreaded disease, smallpox, is now about stamped out of the city, and that it was pre- vented from becoming cpidemic. There were in all twelve cases, and but four of them resulted fatally. Allof the other pu- tients are now recovered and able to attend to their work s usual, ulthough they are- still quarantined to avoid any possible con- tagion. The record this year is so much better than in former years that much specu- lation is indulged in us to the cause of it, and a Bee reporter finds the ovinion of & number of physicians on the subject to bo as follows: Oue thing that worked favorably was the ability in the majority of the cases to ke the patient in the house where he was sick, thus avoiding the inc ly fatal re- sult of the almost unavoidable tendant on the_removal of pest house. Sald oue phy cold air strikes a smallpox ‘goner,’ and it is extremely diflicult to ob. tain smallpox nurses who are sufiiciently ssessed of the very essence of carefuiness at i so essential to properly care for these cases, especially in removing them to the pest liouse. As the city s no pest house at prosent, th s 110 ion for removing any of the patients, with the exception of the i ,and no died, as you paticat he is a hing that Ithink has a great deal to 114) with the wortality, is the pract vaccination that [ B v mon. I think thata patient that lias been perfectly y recover, while if they Liave ne inated, perhaps 40 per cent of them will die, Smallpox is by no means as much feared as diphtheria or let fever, and I only wish we could as sfully vaccinate against them as st smallpox. The nursing is the im- portant part i the latter disease, and in that respect we have been fortunate this The eircumstances have all beer: favorable, and tho diseaso has boen subdued with the loss of comparatively fow . The board itied %o but Lttle credit for esult, and one of its actions has laid it open 1o the most severe censure, As the cases are now disposed, it might be as well 10 let the matter rest, but if thut body should repeat its foolish actions in future’ cases 1 think that forbearance would ccase 10 be a virtue, i - Pickled tripe and pigs’ feet at Tib- — Tipton, real wte, 527 B'way. bitts’, 845 Broadway. e — See Lund Bros. for lamps. — An elegant line of pianos for Christ- mas presents st Christmas px‘lcn‘, for two weeks. Council Bluffs Mus 224 Broadway, s Co., Weather strips for doors and win- dows. Odell & Bryant, 513 Main st. e Rock Spring coal, Gleason, 26 Pearl street, ——— Ohanging Venue Becaunse of Smell, Judge Aylesworth bas removed his head- quarters from the police station to the super- ior court room in the city building, When asked the cause of the change the judge said that it was wholly for savitary reasons. Said he, “It is getting to be the time of year when the prisoners need a little exercise in the open air before being brought into court, After sta g in that vile smelling corridor fora mmlh(-r of hours the efiluvia of their whisky-souked carcasses is several degrees 100 loud to contaminate the atmosphere of & respectable locality ; or to be allowed to bre for me the horrors of & continual nightmare by intruding their poisonous vapors in red vieinity of my aristocrat ™ “Perhaps they have not been exposed 1o the lumllrox but I am not ready to go upon this stand and swear that they are perfect) barwless. But putting the prisoners out ol & a the question does not remove all of my ob. jections, There is & crowd which hangs around the station day after day, and I ob. ject to them algo. Some of them have acted as quarrantine guards at the smallpox houses, and while I shall watch their cases with interest, T profer to make my observa. tions from & distance. 1 don't know as it is wise to bring them all up here, for it will make the court room smell like sheol, but then we are on the second floor and the win- dows can be raised without seriously affect ing the travel on this street. We'll try it & few days at any rate. It can’t be any worse.” —— - All parties having work done at my office will please call and settle for same before January 1, 18%0. Otherwise specimens will be sold for charges. T. G. BREZEE, Taxidermist, - The varjety theater just started here is doing a rushing business. The police keep an eye on the place, and it is reported that it will shortly be closed. he mayor has been asked to revoke the license. The company is a rocky one, and came here after being run out of Omaha, Seo 810,000 worth of jewelry on con- signment’ for holidny trade at 321 Broadw GREAT CLEARING SALS ! FOR 30 DAYS! 1 must have room for spring goods, and will sell all goods now in stock at prices far below any ever offered hefore, This 18 no bait to cateh the trade but, a genuine eleaving-out sale, and every- thing must go. Parlor sots, bedroom sets, heatin and cooking stoves, handing lamps, oil cloths, All goes without reserve, I have a big stock and can suit you in whatever you want, Come and see me and examine my foods. 1 must sell, No prices quoted, but no reasonuable offer will be refused. A. J. MANDEL, NO. 325 BROADWAY, COUN BLY S, TOWA, NEW BARGAINS —)IN(—— BROADW \\ l O F1 ENUF rhhl(\ ADDITION LOTS, PERRY ADDITION LOTS, EVANS' BRIDGE ADD. LOTS, BRYANT & CLARK'S ADDITION LOTS, STREET'S ADDITION LOFS. Also20 ac of the best property intown for latting W. C. STACY, Telephone No. § Main Street. Couneil Blufts, lowa, "SPECIAL NOTICES. ve \\'x huve sor ains in the yal " 108, small houses' i veral fins residences on paved stre acts. All of the above vro ull payment down and low rate of interest ne and examine nm list, e 150 ha lists of property change, Nu 10 Pearl st. ment Co. o EXc Omal for ex- Council Bluils invest- Hquity in h HAN Adares: RO WO fine office one room Isx batnted. Bes tlo v, Peari st to rent h\ll ouncil Blutrs Investment rooms to rent on_first floor 5: both newly papered and tlon in the city. Call ery man or woman who has ch they wish to invest where it wili be as safe as it would be if it were deposited in the Bank of England malke him more money, to call on u: buy a lot in rmount addition. The best location on the hills for street car service and s 1 close to all the railro houses and city depots. The only hill property to be had ut such low prices and casy terms. Prices range from $200 to $401 terms, onc-fifth cash, balance in thirty equal monthly payments at 8 per cent interest. If you are renting now homd of your own. comme a lot now before the money for the same location. Begin atonce and you will e surprised to find how soon the thirty months will roll around, nm!\\n you the owner of u lot. Call on H. G. McGee, 130 Main ty or Forrest Smith,at the Brown building, Council Biufls, lowa. and want o aying for COUNGIL BLUFFS PROPERTY, LIST OF PROPERT SALE BY GEO. METCALF 14 PEARL 'RE cobNCIL BLUFK'S, 10WA, PARTIAL FOR Resi; o on Gth ave .§ 3,000 Residence on Gth ave 1,100 Residence on (th ave 1,500 Residence on 0th ave Residence on 6th ave Residence on tith ave Itesidence on Gth st 1,000 Residence l'l.xl: r and particulars inquire m - government ce and partic minute w building. F lars inquire, Residence on 6th av walk from county Cash .. Residence and four lots on ave. * Strect's add Store building and lot on Pacific ave. near U, P, transfer, Two-story frame store i son Seventy Sq north of transfer, elegantly loca- ted, $300 to $400 each Bunch of 11 lots, Central sul Bunch of 12 lots, Cooper, McMahon & Jeffries add., if taken before Jan. 1st, for,. An elegant Tot on Bth st. . three ‘minutes court house. Cash Three fine lots on Bluff street ata bargam ... 100 feet frontage on Park av: per foot, Business property on Broadway. Business property on Main st An improved farm of 100 acres no from Chautauqua grounds, co sisting of hill and dale, - For par- ticulars inquire . 48-acre tract one mile from | suburban location....... In addition to the above I have vacant roperty in nearly every addition 0 the city. 7,500 GEO. METCALF, AO, 14 PEARL ST, COUNCIL BALUFFS, IOWA, CHRISTMASSNAPS! IS NEAR! HENRY EISEMAN & CO. Realize the fact that theirimmense stock of Holiday Goods will have to be sold during this week. We have therefore cut prices right and left so we can safely say that you can make one dollar buy two dollar’'s worth of goods dur- ing this week’s sale. JUST THINK Twenty departments full of Holiday presents, and all must go. Lot, Bryant & Clar, on Second ave, J - $260 1 Lot, Bryant & Clark, on Third ave. - - AND 13 Lots, Perry's 2d Add,, on Ave.C =« « = 3285 Each 7 S 8 Lots, Benson’s First, Ave K« - =« « « $180 Eficr) { Lot, Everet's Add,, $600 2 Lots, Fleming & Davis, Ninth and Tenth aves $250 Each HOUSES AND LOTS s O N s EASY PAYMENTS Call and See C.J. COLBY, Masonic Temple, Third ave. « « s+ =« — HARKNESS BRO'S. DRY G00DS STOCK TO BE SOLD OUT | rkness, the senior member of the firm of ed to close out the stock and settle ' E. F een de Owing to the death of M Harkness Bros., it h the business of the firm as speedily as possible. CALL AND SEE US|l HENRY EISEMAN & C0'S PEOPLE'S STORE NO. 314, 316, 318 & 320, BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFL, POST OFFICE MEAT MARKET H. PETHYBRIDGE & CO., PROPS. Manufacturs Sausage of All EXindeg, Orders Promptly Filled and Delivered. — No. 635 Broadway, - - S, STEWART, M, D, D. V. M VETIRINARY SURGHON ¢ HOSPITAL 46 FOURTH STREET. Telephone No. 1L Bl;l l* l‘ co LOOK AT THE IRISHMAN ! J. M. SCANLAN, 120 BROADWAY, Will sell for e Shoulder and Cu Prime Rib Roust < Roast Itound S irloin Steak Porterhouse § Dotling Beef Mutton Stew Mutton Le Corn Beet Pork Roast, Pork Chops ina St r 0w ma cuts in i ry. OB prompt attenti The Entire Stock of Dry Goods is Offered For Sale in Whole or in Part. 19th, e will commence Wednesday, December 1888, at great redug A BUSINESS CHANGE! Tho stock is new, elean, and very des . Tt presents an E PORTUNITY TO STEP INTO AN OLD AND ESTA BUSINESS. Parties desiving information call upon or address J. E. HA KNESS NO. 401 BROADWAY, ICOUNCIL BLUFFS. - - - - The retail XCELT IOWA. and Wholesale De: in PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY i H. BIRKINBINE-- Justice of the Peace. Office over American Express, No. 419 N. SCHURZ-- Bty Comestint Soa Anm.m.. at Law, Practice ‘in the State aud Federg Courts. ()fll.l—&nou.-. 7 and 8, Shugart-Beno Ulock' STONE & SIMS- 2 e el L SR THE RUSSEILL. SIZES FROM 2570300 HORSE POWER. Bluffs. , RED HEADED! ¥ AN MAD, MAD, MAD And will sell meat for the follow houlder and Chuck Roast me Rib Roast. ... Chuek Itound s Sirlon & Porterlio Ioiling I Mutton Stew Mutton Legs Corn Beef Pork Roast Pork Chops and Steuk. . g Lard, our own make.... .. ...l oiinzo s 4 Council Hydraulic and Sanitary Engineer. Plane, Specifications, Supervision of Public Wor Building, Council Bluffs, Iowa. S 15w \ b to b i 114 1 sell Pottawat up in Council Blu lmw Especlally Adapted fog ELECTRIC ; LIGHTING, 1 Mills and Elsvators.l PRICE $§15, Is equal t» The Edison manifolding, the best mpparatus for and type wiiting work. FINE, CHOICE IMPORTED MILLINERY. 1514 Douglas 8t,, Omaha, Neb, B0 copion ¢ The Exoels&or Cc..Gmncfl Elufls Ia, D. H. McDANELD & C0,, Hides, Tallow, Pelts Wool & Furs, ket Fitn B AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE, Specifications and estimafos furnished for completo steam plants, Regulation, Durability Guars auteed. Can show letters from users hero fuel Economy fs equal with Corliss Non-Condonsingg E C HARRIS, Agent, . 510 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs. 8. Prompt veturns, £20 -+ Councl BIOTS, Towa, Highe -fllnn Send for Catalogue. -:Maurer's China Shop. RETAIL, 340 BROADWAY. We do the largest business! We carry the largest stock in the west, covering 20,000 square feet of floor. We sell at the lowest priceg, We deal direct with European manufacturer’s and pay no jobber's prolits. WE PATY SPOT CASEL Cash talks, and we are always in position to Offer You Genuine Bargains Y LOT 1—Hand-pai ul.ed each, LOT 2—Good Majolica Cuspidors, each...... LOT 8—English Decorated C ber Sets, LoT A—Ianglluh iece Tea Sets. . T 65—100-piece (genuno gold- band and hand-painted flowers) Wedgewood Dinner Set, per set.$12 00 Decorated Full Dinner Set, new fluted ulu-pu,, LOT 6—English P 808, s oicniraen 1.8(?1‘ 7—N Decorated Genuine Creamers, each......... LOT 8—Large Moss Rose’ Piteh- W . Laue ML TREIR, S AL ‘We offer you for 30 days. choice ot of China am- In new and fresh goods and good selections, the folowing: =3e | Also Full Line of Bost Makes in ‘ 250 ; ; Royal Worcester, Plated and Solid Silver, OLCE PI§ S ers, each.. 15¢ | LOT 1)—](4»-(, .L||-< h]lud With ]ll' fumed rose leaves, each, . 850 | LOT 10—Genuine China decorated ruit or lee € sets, per set 2.50 q o oo | AT LA Ehoam Bl par dox Taplitz) (ll‘lulus, assorted decorations, per s RO al Dresde | Lot ] Rich Cut Glass, y n, 1 elegant Hund Painted f / Vienna } ;ump,‘ with almd.-l to mm.x h, fine burner, ump vLe, ey Bronzes and Brass Goods, | Royal Saxony, And a at 1mn\ more Imr;,mns #8 50 | which our limited space will not permit us to enumerate, 2. | An Inspection will save | you money. (e, Sou, Bonn Faeience, etc, Choice Dinner, Tea, Fish, aud Tee Crean Sc.s, Visitors and purchasers eqially Welcowme, ITe. 340 BROAIDNR:.A.Z COUNCIL: BLLUFFS IOW A,