Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 8, 1891, Page 3

THE OMAHA 'iucm. (()Uf\fll_ BLUFFS OFFICE: - NO PEARL STREE’ Deliversd by Carrier In 1. W. TILTON, any pirt of the ¢ MANAGER. TELEPHONES | MINOR MENTION. N. Y. P. Lo, Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Craft's chattel loats, 204 Sapp blocie. If you want w nvr our yurd or house 0 1o Bixby's biock Miss Henriet ders Is with Keene and the other members of the company make & Strong support “The saloons may have been closed Sunday but there were four drunks before the court yesterday morning. E. Jefferson was arrested yosterday after. 1001 on the charge of larceny. He spent the night in the city jail W. 8. Sarkey of Walnut who has been confined in the St. Bereard hospital nas been transferred to Clarinda, Charles Adams, charged with stealing a purse from the Swanson music compauy, vill have a hearing this morning in police court ¢ s the promise of arusn to e Weanesday cvening. Those want cholce seats should be early at dingram The County Bourd of Supervisors met yos- terday, but on account of its being a holiday, adjourned until today, without transacting auy business, Hon. John G, Otis, congressman elect from Kansas, will address the people on the lead ing political topics this eveniug ai Peterson’s hall on upper Broadwa he regulardril of the Dodge Light Guard 1 be postponed from Tuesday, September & to Wednesaay, September 4, on_account of the meeting of the republican club at their Guurters, The council was to have mot last evening 1n regular monthly session, but owing to the fact that it was Labor day they conten themsclves with meeting and adjourning until Wednosday evening. Tom Hunter, Joseph Dodds, John Love- lace, Frank Allen and James Dilkes wore fined $1 and costs by Judge McGee yeste day morning for shooling craps Sunds night. They paid the fine and wero re leased, A large number of veterans and their fam- ilies will visit Omaha this eveniug, to attend toe dedication of tho new headquarters of the U. S. Grant Post. Those going will meov at the Grayd Army hill on Peerl street to take a moter train at §°o'clock. The public schools opened yesterday. The school book complications “took up much time and caused numerous questions to rise, ‘The changes will necessarily make the pre- liminary organization of the schools a littie more prolonged than usuul, The attendance is reported larger than usunl. Early yesterday morning the members of Union Pacific assembly No. 1300, Knights of Tavor, gathered at‘their hall, and in a body, beaded by Dalby’'s band, marched to the Broadway depot where they took a special train for Omaha. There was no public ob- servance of labor day here boyond the clos- inge of banks, courts, ete. All mombers of Abe Lincoln post and the Ladies’ Relief Corps are roquested to meet at tho Grand Army of the Republic head- quarters this evening for the purpose of ac- epting the invitation of U. S. Grant post of Omaha to he present at the dedication of their new hall. The two organizations will g0 to Onubia in & body and will start at 7:30 o'clock. hear who the Till September 20. 1 have a few names on my books those who have failed or poll tax. 1 yet of neglected to have de d to extend the time until September 2 1 will be compelled to enter suit against all who have not paid after that e, Cash payments made only to the collec- tor or city treasurer. S. J. MCCLARE! City Poll Tax Collector. —_— Cheap School Books. School boolks at lower than the school hourd prices; also reduced prices in all school suppl Dell. G. Morgan & Co. — Drs. Woodbury, dentists, 30 ;lr‘«-ul, next to Grand hotel. 'l Pearl ‘elephone High grade work a speciulty. Morningside. The addition of two public parks. ONAL PARAGRAPHS. Hon. Charles Bullock of Denison was in the city yesterday. Mrs. Harey Haworth leay for Lincopn, " where she wi few days. Miss Mary Oliver starts next Thursday for Chivago, whero she will speud several months visiting friends. R. Shauvan, prosecuting attorney of Craw- ford county, Sundayed in the city with other democrats, Paul Tulleys leaves this evening for Car- lisle, Pa., where be will attend Dickenson collego the cuming year. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall have returned from Deunver after a ten days' recreation at Pike's Peak and other points. Miss Carrio Stophens was in the city yos terday, stopping here fora fow hours only, while énroute from her prasent home in Cali- fornia to Chicago. il Morningside City water in front of o addition. this morning visit friends a ry lot in this Cut Prices on School Supp! 1 will sell my school books at e than the school bourd prices. also groatly reduced prices on all k of school supplies, slates, pens, penci tablets ote. Rulers, o book-ca viers, blotters, ete., given with pu chases. You can suve money by calling on J. D. Crockwell, 411 Broadway. Mor The prettiest residence addition ever platted in this part of the country. Valuable Papers Found, About miduight Sunday mght Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Haney, who reside at 1105 Avenue A, hoard some ono runniug past their home. Mr. Haney got up to sece what was the matter and arrived at the door just in time to see two men throw A bundle iuto the weeds in the yard and run away. Yesterday morning ho investigated and found the buudle lying where they had thrown it. It turned out to b ckige of valuablo papers, some of L wero letters, and others deeds, mort- guges, ete. The papers were ovidently the property of Phil Davis of Owaha, claim agont for the ‘Fremont & Elkhorn’ Valley railroad. They wero brought to Tux Ber office, where they await the owner. It is supposed that they were stolen from some oue's sufe or oftice. No Fake, But a Fact. We have determined to close out our business in Council Biuffs. Our time is limited, and we have marked down prices 50 low that goods will sell them- selves in a huery and thus clear out our immense establishment, Wao will sell furniture, oar- pets, cooking and heating = stoves, crockery, glassware, tinware, curtains, all sorts of housekeeping goods, for nearly one-half the wusual prices. Nothing reserved. Everything must go, cost or 1o cost. The stock is complete, First come, first served. Those in- debted to us must call and promptly, and save costs, as show 00 partiality, Mandel 820 Broadway & Kle oo Picnie at Manhattan beach. Round trip tickets from Omaha, including boat ride, 50¢; on sule at nows stands at Mil- lard and Murray hotels. No house can be built in this addition to cost loss than $1,000, NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFES. |3 Plans Perfeoted for the Medical the Missouri Valleg, Eociety of SESSIONS WILL BE HELD AT THE GRAND. Physfcians From Nebraska, Missouri—~ Many Promine Various ns of Kansas and Valuable Stolen Papers Found, Towa, Missouri Valley hotel in this eity Medical Society of t will mect at the Grand September 17 and 15, An attractive pro- gram has been arranged, and it {s expected there will be a large turn out of physicians from all parts of the valley. I'he exercises of the first day will begin at 7 p. m. when the registration of members and the organiza- tion of tho will tako place. After hearing reports of committees and transuct- ing whaiever business that may come before the society papers will be presented. At 10:40 p. . tuere will be a banquet at the Grand hotel, foliowed by toasts and reponses, Dr. Douald Macrae of this city will act as tonst maste After the ading of papers the officers for the ensuing year will be_elected. The fol lowing is a list of the officers at present: President, J. M. Richmond, St. Joseph; first vice president, B. ', Crummer, Omaha’ sec. ond vico president, W. Coit, Missouri Valley: treasurer, . B. Lacey, Council Bluffs: secretary, homas. Council assistant secretary, Don Macrae, jr., uffs. C s on arran its, H. B. Jennings, C. H. Piuney. tentials, J. F. White Countil Bluffs; J. Geigher, St, doseph J. M. Knotts, Sioux City; R. M. Stone, Omaba; J. C. McClintock, Topeka. Judicial council, Donald Macrac Denise, S. N. Harvey, M. ort, J. H. Peabody and B Crummer, Read, Ponder, Now is the Time, e all wool stripe dress goods for e brilliantines, elegant line of shudes, brilliantines, elegant line of shades, ial <s, plains line of Broadway plaids, and noveltics, goods worth from 30c¢ to 40c. all in at 25¢, at the Boston Store, Council Bluffs, la. L Moraiy gaide. Brick steeet pavement has been dored in this addition. Cbuncil Bluffs Talent. Council Bluffs has alroudy a national repu- tation in musical circlos by the production of such artists as Funny Kellogg, Miss Neally Stovens, Miss Robiuson and numerous others whose uames are familiar. Frank V. Badel- lot's name begins to gain a coveted place on the honored roll. He bhas returned from a tour made in connection with the Towa State band, and will remain here until Scptember 16, when he will bo tendered . testimouial previous to his departure for the National couservatory at New York, where he will further bis studics. The Saturday Review of Des Moines says of him: A recont tomporary widition to tl snip of Blulls y 5 let, u v d flutlst []I[IIYINdeNHKHu B id 1 Wil remain with Ul ey in Sapt W e retu his studies ap the al Conservatory of Musie, New York. dellet s a ulp{{ of \lr Ot to Oesterle, long the solo Vlllll\l of the s orchestrin, and prouises to reflect t credit upon his celebrated t He produces a remurkably, pure. rich tone, plays with much expressios and with musieal ex- perience and tralning Is sure to make a su cess In his chosen profession. e has mude muny friends nere who will follow his career with Interest. or- Council . Badel- cod ——— Romoval sule. Bargains in shoe Kinnehan has remeved from 3 way to No. 11 Pearl street. l\ln;;uhu;flid(', Lots sold on monthly payments, low interest. Pianos, organs, U. B. Music Co, Broadway. It Will Be a Great Speech The speach of Genoral George A. Sheridan at the Masonic temple in this city this even- ing will not only be the opening of the cam- paign_ hera, but it witl be the event of the soason. (General Sheridan is one of the most eloquent orators of the day and those who have heard his political speoches in this state s0 far this year pronounce them to be the acme of eloguence, wit and humor. He has the eloquent diction and oratorical ability of Ingersoll and the wit of Horr. He speech will be of such a nature that it will iuterest all, regurdless of party, and domocrats, erecnbackers and allianco men will hear something to sot ) to thinking. The ludies are especial —— B tten by Dogs. Late Saturday afternoon A. 'T. Whitelescy was bitten by a dog 01 Sixteenth street. He was engaged in the taking of the school consus, and was talking to a woman named Brown, when & dog jumped at him, bitivg him severely. The wound, an ugly one, wus dressed. Tho nuthorities 'were notified and the animal will bo killed. New fall goods, finest line in the city, just received av Reiter’s the tailor’s, 310 Broadway. Swanson music company, 335 Broud- Frank Trimble,atty, Buldwin blk,tel 303 TEXAS ON THE TRACK. Advertising Cars f the Lo State Coming Today. If you want to know what the Nebraska advertising train will rescmble go down to the Union depot today, There the Texas ad- vertising cars will be on exaibition, vide this dispateh CRESTON, Tn., S ~To th Bee: The' th huve been o Ed xXhibit en at Chicug &Mt . belng v e ot Tie . which and at ks b th ute to e party consists of twelvo | hpanied by ex-tovernor Hubbard of T . who speaks on the commoreiul relutions botween Te Nebraska and the northwest, W. B. Spassoy, tor Texis Exhiibit Cur. v restoring the color, thickening the growth, and beautifying the hair, and for proventing bulduoss, Hall's Hair Renewer unsurpassed Dire His Crei Lovisviiie, Ky., Sept 4. 0, the Bauk of Commerce cor has disappearad, leaving nt His books aud accounts ar ect. No_gripping, s Mourn. Brown, spondent clerk merous craditors. supposed 1o be o nausea, no pam DeWitt's Littlo Early Risors are Swall pill. Safe pill. Best pill. News From Mexico, City or Mexico, Sept. 7.—A number of the gOvernors of states are expected to arrive bere and particlpate in the president’s feast September 15. Fifteen thousand soldiers will probably take part in the shaw battle which is to be fought on that day Mexico will divide her Central Awmerican wission as the United States has done. M antour, who has been appoiuted by this government to arrange for reciprocity with the United States, is & very able man — THE GREAT SUCCESS of the genuine imported Johann Hoft's Malt Extract as a tonic nutritive, hus caused a crowd of fraudulent imitators to come f into the maiket. Beware of them! The genuine the signature of “Johann Hoff * on the neck on every bottle, when takeu, has THE orably fuclined toward thut country; his fuiher resided many vears El Univeval, the semi-oficial organ of the government, says an oficer of the famous Soppeur crack) regiment, is accused of g ordercd a soldier beaten to death - INNOUNCEMENTS. Russell's comedians in the great farce comedy, *The City*Directory,” (up to dat will oceupy the of the new Boyd tie tre till Wednesday evening afternoon at2:30 o'clock a svecial Weanesday matinee will be given, at which the_highest priced seats in tho house will be 50 cents. T'he third act of *“The City Directory’ is eu- tirely uew since last season, and all of the music and much of the diulogue of the entire e is new. Luke Schoulcraft and Willis with T'omorrow r o, und are r. Russell has yet brought the American dancer, matinee, The regular “The “City Diractory Amelin Grov will appoar at the night price prices for are $1.0 50c and Patti Rosa, out who comes to Sunday night, recency took fresco performance of “As You Chicago for the benefit of the Joe Haworth and mhx'r m cre in tho cast, and the fan.e of the ance penctrated even so far as the epy vilage of Carlisle, Pa.. tho chief ‘dis- tinction of which town is the fact thatan indian school is located . there. The sapient manager of th le_town hall, evidently heard of the “*As You Like It performanc us Manager Whoeler yestorday received a lotter from that functionary reading thus Dear Sir: Our n to_see Patti Rosa in her now play “'As You 1+, and you cau do well hers for one night Hive you singing and dancing in the new play !~ They take immense with my people, 1 will give you 80 per cent and put up your bills good. Mouonager Wheeler replied that he had not yet purchased the play, but w communicate with Mr. Shake author, and try to secure the duce it (with songs and dances) Boyd's next part in an al Like It vight to pro- in Carlisie. Keene's Richoliou, In which he t the Boyd on Thursday evening of k, is o somo a revelation of dramatic . It 1s strong in its studied effects, acuto and telling in_its interprotation. Tha play fairly 0s with gems of thought, ana theso liave led to its abuse by alleged clocutionists and would bo tragediansy The world long since named the Richefieu of Barrett and that of Booth great, and it is by their marvelious conceptions that it has been judged. But Mr. Keene's impersonation is purticularly tis own, and makes it s it was born in Bulwer's mind. [t is fiction, but it 1s the very grandeur of fiction, and that is what Bulwer intended it for. ' Mr. Kecne's Omaha repertoire will be as follows: Thurs- day evening, “Richeliou; Friday evening, souis XL;" Saturday matince, “The Me cnant of Venice; ' Saturdav evening, “Rich- ard 1117 Cheap prices during the_entire engagement will prevail. First floor, 75 cents and §1; balcony, 7 conts and 50 cents; gal- lery, % cents. e O ‘When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, ‘When she became Miss, she clung to Castori When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, Jacobowski's tuneful opera “Erminie” had its premiere by the Garrow Opera compauy last evening at the Grand Opera house, and all things considered, was fairly successful, There were cruaities here avd there, and verceptible newousness on the part of a number of tho leading people, but these drawbac! attenaant upon ever 5 night,” will wear away under tho repeated production of the opera - The opera is exceedingly graceful aud shows the composer in_the light of a student who has profited by the best musical thought of the French and German schools. It has the distinct flavor of a certain personality, which is particularly enjoyablo these One cannot_but admire the skill ana d tion with which are biended the elements that go to make this charming op- era popular without detracting from its worth as a refined and musical production. But these observations may seem somewhat out of place in view of the fact that “Erminie” has been given pr ably more times throughout the country any of the modern comic operas. Tu keeping with the brightoess and mu- sicianly haualing of thescove, Harry Paulton has written an dingly clever book, th» lines of which were fairly well brought out by the members of the company. Miss Laura Clement in_the title role was pleasingly acceptable. She looked the part and costumed it beautifully. Although she lacks the humor of the role which was so distinguishing & feature of Pauline Hall's mpersozation, it was a carefully performance, worthy that artiste's best efiorts, Mr. John Brand as Itwvennes brought a dignity to the character havdly in keeping with U ore or book. But Mr. Brand is not w comedian and the role is universally sumed by a member of that class. He dressed the part remarkably well and sang it with intelligence. In Cadeau, “the jailbivd,” Mr. Charlos Drew has u character which just exactly suits his varied capabilitics. ~ Essentially low comedy, he brings to the rolo a vast ex- per which stauds him in good steaa in this characterization, and ho was as he has been througiout the engagement a dominat- ss Lillian Swain piquante Javotte. Mr. Henry Hullam was notin his best form Jugene Miss Barker as the Princess gave a comedy tinge to tho performance that was very cu- joyable, Of the rest of tho cast nothing need be said, excopt that they were individually un suitea to the parts assigned the The chorus sang well, and the orchestra under Carl Toraine played the score in an ac- ceptuble mauuer. made a pretty and - The perfume of violots, the purity of the lily, the glow of the rose, and the flush of Hebo combine in Pozzoni’s wondrous Powder, SICK 1ieAUAGHE} CARTERS| oz ihid=hl these Little Piiis, ITTLE They also relfeve Dis- tress from Dyspepsta, In- PILLS. digestion and Too Hearty! Eating. A perfect rem-| edy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated| Tongue, Patn in the Side, TORPID LIV They regulate the Bowels, Purely Vegetable. SMALLPILL. SWALL DOSE, SWALL PRIC THE GRAND Counecil Bluffs, ELEGANTLY APPOINTED HOTEL IS NOW OPEN N. W. TAYLOR, la. THIS Manager. W C ESTER 14 N. Main 8t,, Council Bluffs, Funeral Director and Em*almer, COOK'S ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Special attention given to F Bells, Burglar Alarms, Annour and Incandescent Wirin WALTER V. COOK, 18 PEARL ST, COUNCIL BLUFFS notrie (ciators OMAHA DAILY ' Clothing Manufacturers BEE: TU PASI)A\ BROWNING, KING & ) EPTEMBER and Retail Tailors, | Have opened up a most complete line of FALL | AND WINTER OVERCOATS, BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS for early inspection that cannot fail to attract attention, especially among the fastidious who love to dress well and at little expense. BLACK and FANCY CHEVIOTS, UNFIN- | ISHED and CLAY WORSTEDS,leading sty les | |among good dressers. We have them in all the new and prevailing cuts, TAILOR-MADE GARMENTS, EVERY ONE OF THEM, at prices in keeping with the times 3oys’ and Children’s CLOTHING. A new and complete line, embracing many new styles, and manufactured expressiy for our trade (no dry goods store clothing). School Suits are both beautiful and cheap. W Buyers will find it to their advantage to look over our new importations in fine Neck- wear, Underwear, etc. We pride ourselves on the superb line we offer for Fall and W inter. Our big show windows will kee posted on novelties in every line. i RELI 4 Money cheerfully refunded when goods are not satisfactory. Board $2 Expenses Low. Send for Circular. W. S. Paulson, Council Bluffs. b ol You can Become A Teacner, A Bookkeeper, A Stenographe A Typewriter. SPECIAL ‘\' ANTE - 1l 3 housework; nitiat be Our | & l,‘“l( street 10 ACR FURNISHING GOODS. | \\'“.‘ ok Good location. pyOU‘ mended, OR RENT Bluffs. CLAIRVOYAY ) MAGNIFICE for salo on reasonable dence property for rent by Day & Hess. Send for Fall and Winter Catalogue. For Blufs. Tron C Copper Work. A alty. A T THATCHER, 16 Main Street, Council Bluffi COAL AND COKE Best Quality Anthracite. (,.O.ll. Lowest Prices NOTICES. COUNCIL BLUFFS. D -- Competent girl for good cook. 8 nd avenue, Cheap—One Fairbanks, 6-ton wrly new, M Cox, 16 Main SAL los, o TOWA FARM A wero farm. Luarge 20 PER list ACRE, | gy d 16 Johnson | R Vun Patte) FURNISHED FOR TWO c Address ROOM cution. ICELY ith refere TOOR RE Iy furnished rooms, or without bo 3 rd, 16 N, ISt stre woman pastry Also furnish an t Grand hotel, Wuges. Ly of 81,2 1 house and 1o food K for acant iots. A urgain, Co , 16 Muin street. JANT i H T 00d wages for those coniing well recom- Middie s s book and sta- Apply toJ. Perry, shoe shop, room, Ny, Broadw.iy ndor First Nat. Bank full 1. Browu, rondway. aychomotric, also d air for readings by lotte nd evenings. Mra. E. looper. | v ue E,near corner 15th street, Council Bluffs. erms, 50¢ and 81.0) " acre property In five-nero ted 245 nifles from postofiice, terms Some fine rosi- cter readings; ays tracts. loc ~ CAPITAL 5 SURPLUS AND PROFIT: TOTAL CAPITAL DinkcTons—1 rt, B b Hannan ness, Large in 8 INTLREST ON TIME DEFOSITS ST.FRANCIS ACADEMY BOARI FIFTH + Can be rey otor. Coy High Grade Soft Guaranteed. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Council Bluffs STOCK . $150,000 AND SURPLUS.. A Milier, F. 0. Gloason, B. L. irt, J. D, Edmundson. Charles Transact wl banking bust- cupital and surplus of any bank stern Towa NG AND DAY SCHOOL. iNUE AND SEVENIH ST. hed from any of the depots on AV lucted by the Sisters of Oharity, B. V. M. M. wll brun ludies, mencing first Monday in Seotor respeotively address For board and tuition, o monthy, o hor wud Fob- For further particulars TER SUPERIOR, ancil Bluits, Tn. F IRST\ ATIONALBANK OF COUNCIL BLUFFS, or char- | Paid Up Capital Oldest organized bank 1n tho eity. Aomest IOWA. ..$100,000 Forelgn and 1 looal securlties Kapocial Mectlons. Accounts of Individ- Fporations solleltod. exchunge Aldent. Garden land_ with 101 Main st,, Coune SALE or Rent houses, by J. R Rice, COUNCIL BLUFFS Galvanized Iron Cornice Works, R GRAHL & SON, PROP'S. 1015 and 1017 Broadway, Esttmates furnishod on all kinds of Galvanizod ce Work. Iron' Rooflig, Store Fronts ani Corras- ondus s from Coun | Bluifs u NI A Perfectly equipped with every fa reasonable rates Surgical by the tendance at Medical and and Harney streets, been re Council Bluff: la.,, where Write for circular on Deformities and Braces, Trusses, arrh,Bronchitis, Inhalation, Electricity, Paralysis, operations, 1to order a rvedly r al appliances, manufactur for years, and who is unu , TRUSSES, and all manner { surg ber, who was Dr. MeMenumy's brace make United States. the fact that this is the manufacturing surgical each individual case, ry, and have all the lat own patents and improveme year ig exper ience moved across the river to 26th street ever We refer by permission to patients we have Club Feet, Epilepsy, Kidney, ccommended by claims for superiority over We 27 MAIN STREET. Over C. B. Jacquemin & Co.'s Jewelry Store. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE D EAR INFIRMARY. 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