Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 17, 1889, Page 6

I+ S I £ A B T i THE OMAHA DAILY BEE THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFFS, OFFICE. NO 12 PEARL STREET. Deltvered by eartier in Any Part of heCitya Twenty Cents Per Week, M. W. TILTON e ... MANAGER. TR DUsINEEE OFFIC Niont Epitor, No. 2 MINOR MENTION, N. Y. Plumbing company. Coaland wood. E.E.Mayne, 619 B'way. City Clerk Burke has issued building p mits to A, W. Beardsley for an €00 addi- tion, and 8. Book for a 600 cottage. The funeral services of Mary E. Carothers will be held atthe residence of Miss A. M. Weirich, 112 Fourth street to-day at3 p. m. The funeral of Frankie ., infant son of Mr, and Mrs. David Ratliff, will take place fat 8:90 o'clock this afternoon at the resi- dence, 620 North Ninth street. St. Albains lodge No. 17, K. of P., con- ferred the rank of page on T. H. Bennett lnst Tuesday evening, and will work the rank of knights on 8. Wesley next Tuesday evening. The electric motor company has had plans prepared for a_new depot at the corner of Avenue A and Thirty-fourth streets, and vork on the building will be commenced to- MOFTOW MOrning. Council Bluffs lodge, No. 49, T. 0. O. ', paid o fraternal visit to Beacon lodie, No. 2, of Omaha, Friday evening. There were about twenty-five of the visitors, und they had an enjoyable time. All members of the A, O. H. are requested toassemble at their hall at s o'clock this morning, to march to the depots and mect fncoming delegations from _surrounding towns, prior to leaving for Omaha. The iron for the new Eiseman block, which is being supptied by the Ogden Iron works of this city, is being delivered on the ground, and there will be nothing to prevent the rapid advancement of the work on the structure. William Jackson was hauled out of a Pierce street dive yesterday morning by the police. He wason t arpath, and traces of his handiwork were visiblo on the distig- red faces of several of the female inmates of the den, Deputy City Clerk Burke is still missing, but & gentleman of this city who is well ac- quainted with him, stated yesterday that he wad seen bimn recently, and that he is within soventy-five miles of here, in a small town where he is doing clerical work. A hunting party, consisting of A. W, Weisinger, Dr. George Brown and William Keeline, with their tents, guns and dogs, left for Honey creek yesterdiy morning to lay in a year's supply of ducks. Henry Atkins will join them this” morning. They " will be gone soveral days. Deputy Sheriffs O'Connor and Currie took four prisoncrs to the pen at Fort Madison Fridey evening. They were L. King and R, L. Thorp, forgery, three years each; William Maher, obtaining money under false preten- ses, four years, and George Wallace, burg- lary, two and one-half years. There will undoubtedly be much disappoint- ment in store for the Omahans who visit this city to-day, for the purpose of imbibing pro- hibition forgetfulness, unless they huppen to understand the back door racket, for on this side of the river, as well as in Omaha, the wayor has decreed against wide open Sunday Doosing. The original Nashville students are to give one of their charming concerts in the Ma- sonic temple hall on the evening of the 25th These colored singers have visited Counci Bluffs before, and there jubilee songs have awakened here much enthusiam. As they appear under the auspices of the Young Men's Christian association there is a double motive for a liberal patronage. The concert itself will bea most enjoyaplo one, and the association should be heartily supported. The Burke Tract Going Fast, The Burke tract is building up rapidly with nice new residences and is a most desirable place fora home. If you want a fine lot here come now, or the chance to get it at first hands will be gone, for we are bound to close them out. D. J. HUTCHINSON & Co., 617 Broadway. —_— Bartlett & Norton for hardware, stoves and cutlery. and 2315 B'way. et AR 8. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan money. Money d on furniture, pianos, diamonds, horses, buggios or anything of value at low ratesof interest. No publicity; fair and honovable dealing. A. A, Clari & Co., office cor. Broadway and Main, over Americun oxpress. et Dr. C. C. Hazen, dentist, Opera house block. — A Rare Chance. 1 have for sale nearly 100 choice lots between cil Bluffs and Omaha which, in or to close out, I will offer for a short time at from $200 to $300 e and on the following terms: $10 down' and 85 por month. TLots full size and title perfect. Call and lot me show you the property. I, . MAYNF 619 Broadway. — Onc Fare For the Round Trip. Tickets on sale April 8th, 9th and 10th, 0od for return from the 11th to the 3th inclusive for all who wish toattend the state encampment of the G. A. R. veterans at Burlington, Iowa, April Oth, 10th and 11th, 1889. The head- . quarters’ train _with the department commander and his staff under the escort of Abe Lincoln Post G. A. R. will leave Council Bluffs via the ¢ cago, Burlington & Quincy railvond at 9:40 . m., April Sth, 1889. For further purticul call on or addvess Carr, BROWN, ket agent, d Broadway. Council Blufts, 1ALL, Goneral Agent, Cor. Peurl M. M. M 5 2 et Notice the boeautiful finish lars, cuffs and shivts by Ca dry company. ven col- o Laun- The organi association 3 ago, but little was done tion has been ag Firemen's bogun some time outit. The ques- 1 taken up, and hereafter the rogular monthly meeting will bo held on the third Friday evoning of each month. "The ofticers of tho association will be n pres- idont, two vice presidents, secr nd treasurer, and six directors. Another meet- ng will be hold next. Tucaday ovenm whichi the officars for the ensaing ye e elected, J. G, Tipton, real estate, 527 B'dway. il 3 . The finest line of spring goods to he found in the market is at A, Roiter’s, No. 810 Broadway - Money loaned at L. B, ft’s & Co.’s loan oftice on furniture, piunos, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds, and all icles of vatue without removal business strictly conli- denticl, As announced some timo ago, efforts were being made to secure another series of Mr. Ragan’s illustrated le tures, We are glad to say that defivite arrangemonts hive been completed, ind that Me. Ragan will appear at Dohany’s . opera house tho 1st, 4th, 9th and 17th of The following subjeets have boen ‘gelected and will tu presented in the ordor numed: A Summer in Spain and Moroceo; the Yosemite and Yellow- _ atone; Belginm and Holland; Pictur- esque Ireland. gonst s e Try a Santo Itosa, Dest 10 cent cigar in thie world, - Backe the Santo Rosa, Finest in the laud, everybody i . Sve ad. of Santo Rosa cizar, #mple to Pereyoy & Moors, Seud for THE CALL OF THE CHURCHES The Saloons to Be Closed and the Pews Thrown Open To-Day. AN ACCIDENT TO JUDGE JAMES. The Coming Wisdom of the Jury Box ~The Rush For the City Clerkship—The Fire Lads, Church Chimes. Those who desire to worship to-day will find the needed guidance in the following an- nouncements : Trinity M. hall: Rev. W, minister the day. Presbyterian Church—Preaching both morning and evening by the pastor. Sab- buth school at 12:00 o'clock. Youne people's meeting at 6:80, Strangers and others cordi- ally invited. Overton's Mission—Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street: Rev. W. T. Smith, pre- siding elder, will preach and administer the sacrament at 10:80 u, m, tirst Baptist Church—The pastor will preach at 10:80 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 12:00 m. Young people’s mecting at 6:30 p. m. Strangers and others cordially welcomed, Broadway M. 10:30 A, m. and 7 Church—Main stroet, Lacy's . Smith will preach ‘and ad sacrament at 7:30 p. m., this Church—Preacking at 0 p. m. by the pastor, D. C. Wauklin. _Sunday schiool at 12:00 m. ' Class mecting. at 6:30 p. m,, in the lecture room. Strangers and the publlc cordially invited. Herean Baptist Church—Preaching by the pastor, on Pacific avenue, in Squire's addi- tion. Subjects to-day, “The Church of God,” and “Life_and Death.” Sunday_school at 11:45 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Laboring men and men of leisure with their families are invited to be present. Services at the Presbyterian Harmony Mission to-day at 8 o'ciock, conducted by Dr. Chamberlain. Sabbath school at 4 o'clock; prayer meeting Thursday evening. Topic, A Scolding Wife," Pri 9,19, The business men’s prayer mecting and in is to be held daily from 11:45 to 12:30, at the rooms on North Main street. The change in the hour should be noted. Congregational—Services morning and evening; proaching by the pastor. Morning ot, “Why Jesus faileds" evening, “Ob- A cordial invitation is extended St. Paul's Church—Divine services at 1 . m. and 7: n. day _school, 12 nunion, § “The' L vening servic Young men and_strangers_al- ‘ways cordially welcomed to these services, T. J. Mackay, pastor. piamin SR Rooms to rent in the Merriam block. S. B. Wadsworth & Co., 236 Main street. One Cent a Mile. Tho firemen of the city have decided that the rates offered by the railroads for visitors to Council Bluffs during the tournament are not satisfactory. The roads offer a rate of one fare for the round trip, but the firemen want the same rates os 1851—1 cent a mile. It is stated that the tournament will bring from 80,000 to 75,000 to this city if these rutes can be secured. A committec consist- ing of P. Lac; 5 Teorge . Wright, Spencer . J. Evans has been anpointed to go to Chicago and lay the matter before the Western Passenger asso- clation and imp upon that bodv that it ntage of the railronds to ate. Inallother branches tions for the tournament a torily, and the indic ed parties to believe that the without exception the grandest : state of Jow: P. Officer, sole agent, No. 12 N. §t., Council Blufls. s VL Western Lumber and Supply Co. Between 13th and 14th streets, and 24 Tho Weighers of the Evidence. The following petit jurors have been drawn for the April term of the district court: David Jermain, Joseph Cramer, Robert Hendricks, Philip Jackson, Stephen James, Forrost Smith, George D. Brown, Michael Kelley, W. P. Wigatman, John Fox, J. M. Dilts, T. C. Jackson, H. G. P. Oblin- and J. 'W. Clatterbuck, of Kane town- J. W. Smith, Garner; H. Ouren and 1. Silver Creek; John Jaynes, Hazel Dell: Benjamin Palmer, Rockford} Charles Powell, Hoomer; N. h H. Johnson, Keg C cnt, and N, W. Madson, Nor- ARt ST Addition to Council > Bluffs, Just platted and put on the market, Lies one-half block south of Broadway. Tqually distant from the business pc tionsof the two cities. Beautiful resi- sites. Large lots andup to grade. ne trackage. Terms easy. Suitable rigs on hand at all times to show the property. 5 Webster's F A Rush for the Clerkship. New candidates for the ofiice of city clerk are continually coming to the surface. Those whose claims were brought to notice yester- day i addition to the names already pub lished were George Rudio, Charles Leibold, John Churehili, J. J. Trainey, Robert Gra- ham, Johu Oliver, James Madden, Ed. Pierce, A, J. Dyer, L. Swearingen, C. C. Honn, 2. Gleason and Judge We: ott. The latter gentleman is said to have very good chances of securing the appointment, = Headquarters for builders' hardware, Odell & Bryant, 513 Main sty New and full line of spring goods at the London Tailoy Broadw. Few Dollars, s R, S. Powell w, sent to the district court by Just Jensen, of Novwalk township. The defe ant is accused of obtaining goods unde protences, It is represented that he tained cert valued at $12.50 from order purporting to be He was bound over to tinthe sum of 500, which s furnished by and he ased from cu case will efore the next g B eafe & Co. § e bargzains in either improved or un- sy paymente, Good lots city prope improved on $10 ¢ e Huve our wagon call for your clothes, Cas Co, soiled -~ Jndze James Judge \V. C. Jawmes, & prominent resident of this city for a number of years, met witi a severe and panful aceident Priday even- ing while passiug along Pearl strect, Owing to the wy condition of the sidew slipped and fel), sustaining a dislo. the knee, He was remov his home, where Dr. Pinn 1l Although the injury is not s, it Will confine tho Judgs to the house for several weeks. osting yesterday as easily as could be ctod under che eiveams Little Hat 5 s J. G. Tipton, the real estate broker, was seen yesterday on the strecl with a Jarge hatchot, an upon being asked what he w g, suid he was out slaughteving prices on houses uud lots, aud now had som cided barguins in all des und o1 easy terms, HENRY EISEMAN & (0.'S People's Store Will Have on Sale Dur ing This Week the Following Bargaine, Which They Offer to the Popu- Iar Trade. Which is added to our unequalled as- sortment of specially selected goods, ac- knowledged by every visitor to our house as the FINEST, LARGEST AS- SORTMENT, ANDWHOLLY UNRIV- ALLED AS TO SUPERIORITY IN STYLE.TASTE AND VALUE—in com- parison with goods offered by any other house in the city—makes our store now, as it has ever been, HEADQUARTERS FOR THE EINEST ANDMORE COST- LY MATERIALS, BUT NOW ALSO THE MOST DE®IDED HEADQUAR- TERS FOR ALL LOW-PRICED GOODS, Every customer receives precisely the same respectful and courteous attention in our house. We will have SPECIAL SALE every day this week. We want ever; lady to read every word of this a call at our store and get precisely what we advertise. Monday morning sale, and all day Monday, we offer: 800 ladies rubber circulars, all sizes, with hoods, at 89¢ each, worth and sold for $1.50 each in every store in the city. Only one garment will be sold to each purchaser. Prepare for the spring rains and get your Rubber Cloak at this sale at 39¢ eac At 10c each, 100 dozen Ladics’ Jersey Ribbed Regular made Balbriggan Vests, elegantly trimmed and considered cheap at H0¢ en Monday’s price 10c each. Only four garments sold to each pur- chaser. At 8¢ each colors, form thing for a girls, We also offer special bargains in Mus- lin Underwear, White Goods, Embroid - eries, Jerseys and Ladies’ Silk Um- brellas during all of this week. The above mentioned Special Sale offerings can be found in our Underwear Depa ment on the Half Floor back of our Dress Goods Department. In our Basement, or Domestic Depart- ment, we offer for Monday forenoon only “*Fruit of Loom” muslin‘at 6e per Lonsdale muslin at s per yard. eag and Lancaster apron and yles gingham at 6ic per yard. ¢ limited to 10 yards for cach ) dozen Jersey Caps, all y sold for 25¢c. Just the pring cap for boys and ¢ and Tuesday all day, good styles standard ging- hams, 5¢ pe Standard calico at 3jc per yard. Good cheviott shirtings ‘at be per 50 pieces English flanellettes d children’s wearat 12ic pretty and desirable and actually worth 30¢ ver yard. 2 bales of brown crash at Bic per yard. 3 bales of fine linen crash at 5¢ per gular 10¢ quality. icces English percale, suitable es, equal in eflect icc to the choicest French print- ing from 25c to 40¢ per yard, this sale Monday™ and ard. cream damask 35¢ quali table dam vegular price towels 20c each, regula; 10 pieces croam inches wide, at 4 ) We also offer, for Monday and Tues day, 20 cases bleached and brown sheet- ings at mill prices. 60 48c. 59c. IMPOR PURCHASE. We received a telegram from our eastern buyer a few days ago, which read as follows: ANOTHER NT GLOVE DRSS Embroidered ba ors and sizes, drive for We repli “BUY THEM AND SHIP BY EX- PRESS.” s, fully a that_you can seil asa Shall I buy them?” So, Monday, we will place them on sule. It is the best assorted lot of kid gloves that it has ever been our good fortune w offer. Perfect shapes and equal to any $1.25 and $1.50 gloves that have ever beon offered over any retail counter.” They will be divided in two lots and sold for 48¢ and 69¢ a pair. Can be compared favorably with any % and $1.50 glove sold in any marke America, Hosiery Sale at 50c a Pair. 150 dozen ladies’ sili and Lisle thread hose in plain black fancy stripes and overa length, formerly sold from 85¢ to 81.25 & pair.will be offéred in our hosiery departments during Monday, Tuesday and Wedn 50c a pair. Ladies who have beer bitof paying$1, hose are invited to attend this IN SALE and got the same and better goods for 50¢ a pair. Special Sale ttn Black §ilks This Week. We offer our latest pur gatta black silks (ust rece sreat trade auction in week. hase of re- d from the New_ York last Wo are among the lucky ones ce from this pudding. regata black gros grain silk, d, worth $1.2 3 pieces bl $1 a yard, .50, 3 pieces regauta black grosgrain silk a yard, worth $1.85, jeces atta bluck grosgrain silk A0 a yard, worth $2,2 ) quality compares favorably 00goods sold here and in Omaha. is & good time to buy black silk dress goods for 50c on a doliar, ANOTHER SILK BARGAIN AT 39 A YARD. 75 pieces of Illuminated shades of dress and teimming siiks, also brocade and striped dress Mlks in all shades. Actual value from 75¢ to $1 per yardi— will be soid af special sale for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 89¢ o yard. Quantily limited to one’dress pattérn to ach purchaser. iseman's Great Bargain Sale < &' Furnishing Goods. gentleman ought to buy his SHING GOODS of us and save 33 per eent. At 8¢ u pair. During this week we offer 160 dozen men’s scamless half hose, sold elsewhere from 15¢ to 20c a FUR at leas paiz—175 dozen mi regular 10¢ guality. i h e full re, lish hose; well i pair—125 dozen Balbriggan trined huif h fu bl L big barguin, worth from 40c nir, 1 —25 dozen Aanna! bicyele n the latest spring* shudes; 3 \ T line of enuts tor doubile the Edsen ! lerwear ever offered rgain Sale Fhis Boys® Kiiv suits, new spring styles, | 1 you hud taken it to the Clty Steam Lauadry | Boys' skirt waists frofi™ 25¢ jeach up- wards, Best star shirt waists % Best mother’s friend sHid upwards, Best flannel shirt wais upwards. Boys' and children’s shits, all ages, the largest and best lingdn the city. Boys' knee pants, ulf ' sizes, very cheap. Eiseman’s groat spocial saJe in men’s and youth's spring overcogts| and suits. Elegant line best goods and lowest prices. Our spring stock is ngw_completo in all departments. ¥ ALL GOODS ipwards. waists 50c B {50 ench and . A RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES BY THE GREAT MONEY SAVING PEOPLE'S STORE. HENRY BISEMAN & CO., Council Bluffs, Towa. receive prompt atten- Samples sent on_application. Mail orders tion. SPECIAL NOTICES. (JIRL, wanted for general house work, 7 Willow ave. Mrk, J. Mueller. ANTED—At 2 Pearl st., one chambermaid for Monday morning. Geo, H. Dexter. IF you have prnl)urly of any kind to sell or ex- change se IIAI_NU_I!t VanPatte n, 33 Main, For RENT— At & per month, the nice house and two lots, No, 2301, corner of §th st. and 2)d ave. Horace Everott,’ a2 OR RENT—Oflice No. %, over Baird's co n- fectionery store, lately occupied by W m. Ward, architect. Horace Evi ey F()ll SALE On montnly payments, hous e and lot in Van Brunt & Rice's adaition, by J.Y. Fuller, 3 <Pear] streot, NOR RENT—Possession give: residence now occup fed penter, corner ith st, and 2d ave. QOR REN urnished and_unfurni shed rooms, with or without board. Mrs, F. A, Burke, 623 Washington ave. —Rooms for ren pril_1st, the Robert Car- ¥ per month. 1 sccond floor, R RENT-—Cheap, two HAndsoms, new, six: Toom cottages, morthof transfor, Council Bufts. Inquire Bland Rishtor, ith' ave. and 21t st ~ A, F. CLATTERBUCK, RUAL BSTATE BROKER, PRIVATE_DETECTIVE. Private watchmen furnished at any and al times. Special attention given to collection of chat- tel mortgages and notes. Money to loan on good chattel security. Reference—Any bank, attorney, or business wan in the city "FIELD & ESTEP, FUNERAL DIREGTORS. Particular attention given to Embalming. 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, try 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 proprietors 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. PEREGOY & MOORE. No. 14 N, Main St., Council Bluffs. Furniture repairing néatly done. Office calls_ attended promptly day and night. | THE BEST -« MEATS AT THE LuwesLPlicns! |Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. GIVE ME A CALL. |E. Mottaz No. 114 1, Broadw’y SHOE House, | | 417 Broadway, | Council Bluffs. THE BEST. | St in, 15 217, 219 Ma 'OUNCIL BLUFFS, 10W 9 Reasonable Rates. MaX MOHN, Propr. First Class Accommodations. —AND 'URE CORNS, 0)) 307§ —axv- SIDYUN 00§ ALSTH —Lv— Buy Shoes CRESTON HOUSE ADAMS' SRV Is Always CHEAPEST As we can prove by | hundreds. Lanzendorier & Strohbehn, No. 22 MAIN STR . R A GO TO THE LONDON - TAILOR, And get the best fitting Suit you eyer had. No 637 Broadway,- - Comncil Blnfie P (¢ 1x0U 971 103 §DOOY u0040d 01 9AIS (114 T 9 pue sdeg SIBH ‘SUOLON ‘Sp00g 1 |ssore ‘LEIETId 'H 'S *$818001 *3pIS N0 ‘Lempuoag gIE *ON STEAM HEATING —— PUBLIC & PRIVATE BUILDINGS| 77 R o ViR e JOHN GILBERT, 521 Main St. PHONE 224, Correspondence Solicited. ———— e SIZES FROM 25 T0 300 HORSE POWER, AUTOMATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE ( Specitications and estimates turiighed for compls ahteed. Can Show letters froi tsers where Fuel E. C. HARRIS, Agent, No. B10 Pearl Street, Council Bluffs Send for Catalogue: What a Shirt LOOK AT IT. 1t Wouldn't 100k 50 4 Maln Street. Telephone 141, PRALE Comell Bk, Towa, § PRI Manafactured by Mange, Weiner & Co., Limited Philadeiphia, ¢ SAPP & KNOTTS & Fue | Merchants. ¥ No.3| SouthMainSt, 2 Weinvite yo’Jfi",’,‘a’{‘}‘%’r’."'V’ Watch TheS IGN of the TIME S #e Painted by =1, = (Z.M|L;LEF(. Nos. N&!3 Peqr! COUNCIL BLU | eee,, nrerr MONE Y/ i 70 LOAN — : READl _PONDE ) Q!!ng!us!!g!flgfil = i AT AR AR X O, TV 54 L 20 fsvst0a i) ..d.b"dAAAZ;_AAAsoAA‘A" ko 7rh 27 STOP! Fo - Estimates Furnished On Application. Especially Adapted for L LICHTING, | R Mills and Elevators il te steam plants, Hegulation, Durabliity Guar Economy {5 equal with Corliss Non-Condensing Atthe very threshold of the spring season we have inaugurated a great cutsale for cash, of all goods in our stock. Call and see or write us. (Council Bluffs Carpet Co. 'CASCADE LAUNDRY COMPANY. GOOD WORK : : PROMPT DELIVERY, NO. 330 BROADWAY. TELEPHONE NO. 260 Electric Trusses, Belts, Chest Pro- fectors, Efc, Agents winted, . B, JUDD, Couneil Biuis la,