Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 10, 1889, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE. |} COUNCIL BLUFFS, STREET. OFFICE. NO 12 PEARL DPelivered by earrfer in Any Part of heCitya Twenty Cents Per Week W, TILTON MANAGER. TE NUCINERE OFFICE 1601 Eviron, e e INTERFE NG TO LADI As Well as Gentlemen, flenry Biseman & Co. think of the intercsts of ladies and hereby say 1o them that we are opening every day Iarge lines of new spring goods in every lopartment, and that our stock is now “omplete GOODE, NEW SILKS, V DRESS BLACK GOODS, NEW NEW SCOTCI GING= GOODS, NEW LIN- GOODS, NBW KID 'S FURNISHING in NE 11 SATEENS, WHIT CORSETS AND UNI TRIMMINGS, NEW L NEW LACES AND BRONDERT 4 The 1 est, fincst and best selected stock of 4]( y goods ever shown over any counter in the west and our prices ay below smpetitor. al attention to some 1s which we offer ° nlm!ng this week AT silk finished Henriet e, worth a yard, picees double fold all” wool in Beip French mix- as, all wool tricotts, worth ', our prices 350, 160 picces as- and English very stylish tu from during thi At Hle, 60c sorted Mo brillianteens, which are for this spring. Our dress goods stock is plete in nH new and desi finest. and s ge to during (hv- week., Our entir ment is trimmed up and our fine elties placed inside for this special snle. A grand purchase in_hosi made by our buyer while in N in both'ladies’ and gentlemen’s goods, and we offer w, Monday and Tuesday, at spe the following best known hosier about one-half their value: and The, most com- hle goods up s will find it us o look at ladies hose at 10c a ladies’ hose at 18¢ a isle thread made, sold over counter in the l.ll"l‘\(.ll“(‘s from 40c 1o G0c a puir, which we offer for these two days, Monday and Tu at 25c o pair. We limit the quantity six pairs to each purchaser in order to se bargains to go into the s made French ribhed lisle hose, in siz 61 to 81, in fast black and color: uniform price of a pair. Regular value from 40c to 60e. 1t will pay you to lay in your hosier; supply during th never get them so puir of the abov ranted to be first-cla gmuls th coloring, and our black hosiery ave warranted fast colors. We also call spec al attention to our stock of seys, which are oll new, and as jerseys all going to be very desirable for the coming season, we have made our purchase accordingly. We offer: Jerseys that have been sold for $1.50, will be sold for Jevseys that have will be sold for $1. Jerseys that have will be sold for $1.50, Jerseys that have been sold for $4, will be sold for $2. Dress trimmings, special bargains in all the latest novelties, have been se- cured by our buyer and ladies can rest assured that our dress trimming, but- ton and ribhon department is most com- plete, and our prices way down to bed rock. We want hard to pl you money on pr HENRY EIS been sold for 82, been sold for $3, jour trade and we “will try uin quality and save Personal Paragraphs, S. 1. Nelson has gone to Ames to finish a McFadden has returned visit of several weeks at Des Moines. ay, trying u case before Judge Car- William Baker, of Bingham, ilroad tie and tiling contractor, 1s looking after his real interests in this city. "0, 3, Fvans is “expe land, Ore., 1n two Honry Ames, of City, is in the city looking over the ground with o' view of locating here permanently. Mrs, arnsworth le; ing for Los Angeles, expo several months Miss May ing from Fort | peen visiting her lagher. s Monday morn- ing to be absent chal arrived home last even Col,, where she has Mrs. H. J. Cal- Rl e Western Lumber and Supply Co. Between 18th and 14th streets, and 2d 41, 1ues. Telephone O} W RAY \m\n, Manager. —— —— Money loancd on furniture, pianos, buggies or anything No diamg , horses, of value at low ‘rates of it lxur and hov interest, ark & Co., ot and Main, over Amer - New and full line of spring goods at the London Tailors, 637 Broadway. 1 express, E. H. Sheaf & Co. offer bargains in city property, either improved or un- improved. Easy punyments, Good lots ou $10 payments, A ———— A, O. U. W, Reception, Last Friday evening Conacil Bluffs lodge, No. 20, A. O. U. W, wasaccorded the pleasure of a visit by a number of the frater- nity from Omaha, The visitors received a cordial welcome, and after o number of in- toresting specches, and an exemplification of the secret work by Dr. S. R. Putton, past grand master workman of Nebraska, re- freshments were served, and at 11:30 the visitors tok their departure. It was felt by all present that this fivst exchange of th. socinl and fraternal amenitics would be bu the beginuing of series of visitations, which would be of mutual Interest aud profit 1o the members of the order in both citics, The followiug are the names of those pres- ent 5o fur us obtained. k. Pution, pust grand master work Vi uratr, A% Master work: g, mastor. workuwo, aud H. . Nughes, i, I. FFol- T, G, 18 Butin, br 3 Lo ox, A. D Small_und G. A. Pottar, all of Union Pucific 1odgd No. 17, 0f Omalid: ulsc Jaob Juskiok, mgster workmgn; P, 1.0, and C. W. Millar of South Ol md dohn Feesc, of Losal Lodge Centiry! llk‘ Bartlote & N .-m..”tfi- hardwaro, . atoves ana cutlery, 757 and 2816 B'way. THE MAKE READY T0 BALLOT. the Important Prouoemonn For Voters to Decide Upon. BETTER ATTEND CHURCH FIRST. Where to Worship--The Melville Woman Still Here--The Lawyers w of Court--Var ied Incidents, To-Morrow's Election “The annual school election will be held to morrow, at which the following resolutions will be voted upon First Proposition—Shall the board of di rectors of the Independent school district of the city of Council Bluffs, Ta., be authorized and directed to issue bonds of said district the sum of $20,000, or so much thereof as shall bé necessary o construct a schoot building near the Cochran tract in the west crn part of the cityd Second Proposition—Shall the board of di rectors of the Indenondent school district of the city of Council Bluffs, Ia., be authorized and directed to sell lots 6 and 7, n block 1, (ilendale addition to the ecity of Council Bluffs, la., and the proceeds thereof be used 10 purchase ground and_ erect a sehool build ing near the iran tract in the western portion of said city. I'wo members of the sehool bourd will also be elected. The candidates are 1. M. Hunt and John Schoentgen on t demoeratic tickot and C. A, Beebe and H. Odell on the republican ticie 1he polling pl t Ward—W Ward—Dobuny's oftice, Bryant Hend- cinet, oftice to Omah received d will be m . FINKELSTEIN - Brooks' Mistress Still Here, The following appeared yesterday morning in the Council Blufts departmeut of the Omaha Herald: A morning paper yesterday afirmed its alleged interview with the mistress of Thomas Brooks, the murdercr of De Good. 1t also takes occasion to condemn the police for alleged luck of duty. The police, from Chief Lucas down, ure indignant, and in con- sideration of their inability to locate the ince th> night of the murder, and : excellent detective achievement, Chief Lucas has 1 the Herald to offer Tur Bee ard of §100 1f 1 the Mel- by wagon. woman the night of mc ‘murdor, Ao i she has no in the city. aution to g the woman, and had turned tiie police would have most certainiy known it. ‘This is “‘dead easy’ and Chief Lucas could not possibly put his ¥100 wnere he would lose it more quickly t han in this very way. The only trouble is that the cash was not put up, and the Herald's *‘authorized offer’ 18 not worth the puper on which it was printed. The chief has already squealed, and says that he did not know that he had made a such offer. The Herald says tha make the offer, and this dispute will havo to be settled. The alleged indignation of the police *from Chief Lucas down’ is all A myth, as the majority of the patrolmen are personally aware of the truth of what ap- peared in Tue Bee, and have seen the woman several times in this ¢ nce Tues- day evening, when it is stated by the Herald that she crossed the Broadway bridge. The facts are not as stated by the Herald, but as previously stated by Tue Bre. The Melville woman has been in this city every day since the murder, and Tie BEE can pro- duce at an hour’s notice a dozen witnesses who will swear to the truth of this stat ment. It can also be shown that 1o inquiry or search forthe woman was made at the place where she made her home in this city by any policeman for over thirty-six hours after the murder. This tallk about the great precautions taken by the chief to vrevent the return of the woman is all buncombe. She was taken to the station about 1 o'clock yes- terday morming. County Attorney Organ stated that he did not care to have her held as a witness in the Brooks case, and she was rdingly charged with vagrancy. She w leased by Judge Aylesworth, and called at the city clerk’s ofiice in the 'afterncon and paid her monthly fine us u prostitute. She said that she had not been out of the city a whole day since the murder, and announced her inten- tion of staying he: e SN K Blank books made o orde nish patent binding for the same. 1,E2vsrett bloclk, Can fur- ties wishing Call and see samples at room Pearl street. ““There ought to be a change in our judicr ary " remarked & prominent at- torney yesterd “The terms of court are altogether too long dnd that is why our court business f < before anothe are so tired out that th ambition to push their ¢ them when they are are s should be a re tween terms and the terms shol shorter than they are at present. A thr wecks term is pleuty long enough and more business could be transacted in a term of that length, with the rocesses of which 1 have spoken, than is now ground out in these nine weeks' terms. This county should be setapart in o ju t of its own, This would lave be o some time ago had it uot been for political reasons. This is a democratic county and it would have given us democratic judges. Although I am a strong republican 1 think it shoula have been done. ‘Phis is a branch where politics should not be allowed to inter We need €000 mien on the bench regardless of politics. I am not complaining of those now on thé beneh, but I think the amount of business liere demands o soparate district, Polk county has three judges and we are larger 3 itants us that county. can’ ve the smaller district let us lave shorter terms and more regular rocesses,” d also be - Ripe 01d Ag, The Decatur (11.) Mor Bth inst. announc Addis, of that ¢ worning, at the ad years. Mr, Addis ¢ ug Review of the the death of Mr. Richard at 2 o'clock Thursday nced age of eighty-three ame from a long lived st of seven children, W Jersey & short time and his mother,died at The deceased was county, New and removed to Tliinois' in 1526, where he r until 163, when he moved to Omah: He remained in thelatter city until Januar, 185, when he went back to Illinois to with a son. During his twenty ) dence i Omaba he made many fri there and in this city. He was th eloven ohildren, five of whom survive him, among them being 11, C. Addis, of this city and A' H. Addis, of Lincoln. The funeral oceurred Priday afiernoon at 8 o'clock. _SPECIAL NOTICES. WANTS. ISHED—Rooms for rent; second floor, 117 Fourth street. ‘wuun A Hosphal, To be adopted. Can b 620 Gth st given, ¥ wo nicely furnis taan and wife or two gentleme: Daths. Houted by furnace, 2 ot, Amons block, qiired, refereneo IR RENT 1 e ;noc[e to !ry ()MAIL\ Nos.I5&(8 UI(S Pea”fi( ,Mmm& S T NS SO SRS SRS COU nCBIuTs 0 MAHA. {lcor10th.Ave B | 12 19Farnham dFourth St. [under IstNatl B% {Tel:No.I38. [Tel No 1233 THE ORDER WAS POST NO BILLS! & YOUN KERMAN. No. \ ADWw GRNOCERVES4y STATIONER Y. SU\\ine of SCHOOL SUPPLIES. S W, SM\TH & BROS. '5‘\\6\1\\'\“9&“\0\‘5 Bumfloomu. N ‘h&s;n\r&\é»\esu‘irg;uflwf PR THe C ey, b“l, ol -;f’! sl . LUMa'N sANITARY PLU No.114Main St. h Ot Mum,,fiarga,n e Largs *Cor, ms"l‘oe Stock of oy & Best ol 7oy Western o, & SHOErted rices Always the' LOwe s T S.A. P‘gyr:cfpwp?k‘xi‘fi [Cheaper thanthe Cheopest ISANSON Music € 0.239 Broadway. Furniture & Stoves on weekly oF monihly poyments. Best Sclcchons Lowest leura/dr::auni — DEALER IN— . 326 BROADWAN. ~NO 23 6‘/7')’ STEAM LAUNDR\L 3+ N.Main St. Telephorie 4\ . SEE HOW THEY OBEYED IT. A DAISY FARM . The nicest eighty acre farm on the slope in Iowa, 9 miles south of Creston, 100 miles east of Omaha. Good 6 room house. Barn with room for eight horses, and cow barn, sheds graineries, orchard, etc. Good wells, living water, tame grass. Near school, church, etc. Easy terms. Write C. J. COLBY 522 Paxton Block, Omaha, or Broadway and 30th St Council Bluffs, Iowa. THE RUSSELL SIZES FROM 25 T0 300 HORSE POWER. AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE Spocifications and estimales turnished for complete stoam plants, Regulation. Durability Guar anteed, Cun show letters from users whore Fuel Economy 15 equal with Corliss Non-Condensing E. C. HARRIS, Agent, No. 810 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs ELECTRIC LIGHTING. Mills and Elevators Send for Catalogue. CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY, GOOD WORK : : PROWPT DELIVERY. NO. 330 BROADWAY, TELEPHONE NO. 260 | oA R iee's Hernil Support, Electric Trusses, Belts, Chest Pro- tectors, Efc, Agents wanled, C, B. JUDD, Conunetl Bluls e only pertect abdominul support tar il dren and adults. Successtully cures the WORST CABES OF HERNIA. ress DR. L. E. ROE, 27 Main Street. THOS. OFFICER. W, . M, PLsey, OFFICER & PUSEY, BANKERS. | Corner Main and Hroadway, COUNCIL BLUFES, IOWA, Dealers lo forelgu cud. domestio e\vnnnx Collections made aud iutevest puid on tinie de’ | No. 27 Main Street, | Over Jacquemin’s Jewelry Store 1889, -8 Special for Monday IXTEEN PAGES. AT TH BOSTON STORE. Dress Goods! / 20 inch Cashmere Twill; Dress Goods! At 33c pieces 36 98 pieces Roman Stripes, Check worth 17¢. and Combination Switings; all wool —75 pieces 36 inch Cashmeres: worth s0¢ Cashmere; Beiges in stripes, plain —39 pieces 46-inch and plaid; worth c all wool Scrges; 9250 in all the nowest spring =00, shades: worth 7ac. AI. 2 —65 pieces 44inch 27 pieces 52.inch Suitings in stripes At 440 A el L oy and mixtures; Cloth, in all the worth 33c. ’ / ¥ Don't Fail to Attend This Great Fulhermgham, Whitelaw & Go L4 CONCORICOmCn latest shades; worth 650 Sale at the Boston Store! - 401 Broadway. - - .4 COMCORs 1,000,000 SANTO - ROSA’ Smoked in 1898 Our immense sales on this brand is convincing proof that it is the best known, and possesses the highest degree of excellence of any ten cent cigar in the market. If you have never smoked it, and be convinced that what we say is true. If present rate of sale is maintained more than 2,000,000 will be sold during 1889. We are sole prcprietors for the entire west of the celebrated brands: Senora Cubana, Roman Senator, El Sello de Habana, Ten Cent Cubanas and Wild West. Smoke P. M.’s Stars, the best five cent cigar ever introduced, and enjoy lite. PEREGUY & MUBHE COBC K -tZIID P &L ! The Most Modern Rovelties in PAPERHANGINGS AND Artistic Decoration! AT PETEH C. MILLER'S. Sign, House and Ornamental ¥ mining, Graming, ete. Nos, 11 and 13 Pearl St. No. 20 Main & Orders by mall vec! LA DI ES OF OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS ARE INVITED T0 CALL AT &8 Mrs, C. L. GILLETTS Hairk mpormm Sl |.nn|.un.| Coyle and Myers i o = Kalso- va—.-.q‘ ‘{’”m ‘T@ nting, i ‘.-_aa" 1 ,) %) %i}é Sy Carpets, Curtains, Curtain Goods, Rugs and | Upholstery. Mail orders will receive promptandcareful attention. COUNCIL BLUFFS GARP,E'.I.: COMPANY, Puints, Hulr u o prompt at tention,