Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 29, 1894, Page 3

Tm-: O\mm D\u\' Bek COUNCIL BLUFFS OFFICE - - NO. 12 PEARL STRE Delivered by carrier 1o any part of (he city. H. W. TILTON, Lessee. TELEPIONES--Buslness office, No. & night editor, N e ———————— Y MINOR MENTION Ageney, 539 Broadway of Chambers' dancing last night Muayre Real BEstate The opening party academy took place Tom BEdwards was fined $16.30 in court yesterday moruing for drunkenne disorderly conduct Ambrose Burke of this city, was Tight young, legal Thursday a rising married to Miss Maude Cornell of Omaha, at her home. This evening in (he court house the erats will hold a township convention purpose of nominating candidates for justic of the peace, constables, township trust and clerk For the past few days the county treasur er's office has been thronged with property owners who wa last half of the yearly taxes. Today is the last day payment can be made without an adde alty of & per cent Miss Nellie Boebee enter e paying the pen her friends at home Thursday evening in honor of her guests, Miss Marle Camp and Fred Carson of Des Moines. Those present were: Misses Marie Camp, Zena Lange, Williams, and Messrs, Tred Carson ‘luy, W. D. Beebee and Frank Lenz of Omuha. The funeral of Mrs. P. Danahey will take place at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at her Jate home, 414 North Eighth street. She died Thursday night at the age of 52 years, after an iliness of two weeks, leaving a husband and six children. After the sery ices house thy to St neis Xavier's Catholic A gang of young fellows who have n the habit of congregating around the trance to Dohany's theater and making a burden to all ances was broken up by day night. One of the members, F a colored man, announced his slaying till he got ready to g0 th chureh the police Thurs «d Green was accordingly % yesterday morning a fine of $16.6) was as- Pessed against him, which he will have to work out on the streets. Tt 1% a bad business policy not to keep your insured in reliable firc fnsurance company such Manchester, England. This company wented by Lougee & Towle, 235 P BROS. home a thoroughly Tl street BENNISON Suturduy's Spacial Sule Chiidren’s navy blue school jackets, age 4 o 12 years, Saturday 89c each. All our misses’ all wool jackets In navy brown and tan th Saturday at $2.98 and $3.98 each. Saturday we offer a small lot of lad fall welght jackets in navy small sizes 4 and 36 $1.00 each. All our $7.00 and $8.50 and $10.00 ladies $5.00 capes, latest styles, go Saturday at eich. Special sale feather pillows and down sofa pillows. Feather pillows at 59 $1.00 and $1.50 each. i Down sofa pillows, 20x20 Inch. Saturday boe. SPECIAL NOTICE. Saturday evening, 7 to 10 o'clock, 100 dozen ladies' 4-button real kid gloves tans, brown and black, never before sold at Jess than $1.00 and $1.25. Entire lot only urday evening at 69 a pair. displayed in our show windows this, you will not be d BENN BROS., Council Bluffs A steel range lasts a life time $10 in fuel cach year you use it. A #tove wastes fuel ‘and is a cons but don't push them. street. ans Laundry Co. 620 Pearl ttreet. Telephone 290. Washerwomen use Domestic ap. PERSONAL PARAGRAPILS, Mrs. H. H. Inman b Neb., to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. B to move (o Mynster street Judge A. Dewey of Washington, Ia., guest of J. B. Atking and family Charles today, to be gone a couple of weeks. Mrs. Augustus Beresheim return day from a visit of two months in Micl Mrs. W. W. Sherman returned morning from a ten days' visit with in Chicago. Mre. R. O. ley left yesterday for Pe with friends a week Mrs. Nellie Baker city, the guest of Mr. nor on Pirst avenue. Miss Clicago. to resume her studies in the scienc of kindergarten teaching. F. E. Simpson of Sioux Cit newspaper man, now city elerk, and will spend Sunday here. John H. Clark has returned Wing, Minn., whither he was c death of his mother. He took the to central Niinols for interment Mr. and Mrs, W. E. McConuell Graham and Mrs, sia, lfa, to and Mrs, W. H. Tre; from part of the state and are living at the res dence of Dr. M. H. Chamberlin on street. John W. Ferrier, his summer vacation in this city, day night for Ann Arbor, sume his medical studies in the ©of Michigan. 0. o who has been Brown Still Catting Prices. We have just received one more car load to be sold at of that finc granulated sugar, 1) pounds for $1, or §6.25 per 100 pounds, Also a carload of California dried fruit, be sold at the following low prices: Dr peocehs, 12%c per pound; dried grape per pound; dried apricots, ires, 12}c per pound Ginger snaps G per pound. for Se. Stovepipe Sc per dozen. Clothes lines Gc each. dozen. A good broom for 15¢. 85 up. ourtee per joint. quart tin pail woeden patl for 10c, Large-siz:d tubs medium-sized 45¢, small tubs 35c. Remember we have the largest line stoves in the city. Stoves sold for cash on easy terms. Be department before you buy. Have you tried our C. O, D. Every sack has a souvenir in it $1 per sack. BROWN C. 0. D. The cause of the present ate is due somewhat to sale of fruit and garden lands Day & Hess in the Klein tract. boon In 200 acres in amounts to suit, suitable for frult and gardens. Also bearing fruit farms for sale. offmayr's ba Hungarlan s atent, Process Flour. Made by the oldest milling firm in the west, makes lightest, whitest, sweetest bread. Ask your grocer for it. Trade mark: “Blue Rooster."” Great Candy Sale. Ladies, bring your children to Baird Damon's, 521 Broadway, Saturday tem- ber 20. Each person receives a present with every purchase. The ladies of the Christian church have n sale today and every Wednesday Klnger bread. yeast bread, salt «ll home made, at Homer's grocery store, and Bell & Sons, 102 taken for ples. Dry pine kirdling for sale. cobs. H. 48, Broadway. A. Cox, 37 Main street. Domeatio woap breaks hard water, Committee's evening when ained a number of remains will be taken been who attended the perform- intention _of home. He arrested and In polise court the Palatine of is repre- were §4.00, $5.00 and $6.00, and black in that were $5.00, at we _offer in at- See them now Don't miss and saves cheap ant expense. We can sell you a cook stove from § up. Cole & Cole, 41 Main gone to Plattsmouth, Chambers are abeut s the Atherton goes to Stansberry, Mo, d yester- yesterday friends James Wes- visit of Denver is in the able Amy Clark left last evening for a well known is in town Red lled by the remains have re- turned from their bridal trip is the eastern Bluft spending left Thurs- where he will re University ed pr pound dried pears, 123c per pound; dried nectar- Three tin cups Jelly glasses 25c Cloth+s pins 1c per Scrub brushes from se. Two-hoop tubs are and visit our stove flour yet? and only real *he successtul by Messrs. ‘They have cake. rising bread NEWS FRON (tiL‘\'(ll BLUFFS Report Corcerning the of the Tennessee Reuuion, Lrmy ATTENDANCE OF THE PUBLIC Plans Laid Only modation of Invited Guests a These Will Bie So for Ellow loom. Contamplate the Accom- v ed what Crow A meeting of the committees of the Army of the Tennessee was held yesterday morning at the government bullding and reports wera made by all of them to the secretary Oliver Anson. The outlook Is promising for one of thé largest attendances that any similar gathering has had before. The cm mitteemen, both those from Councl Bluffs and those from Omaha, have worked hard and the reult of their labors will be mani fest in a most successful reunion. Th meeting at the opera house on Wednesday evening, the 3d, will be attended only by those who hold cards of invitaticn, it havin been found necessary to limic the attend ance. Governor Jackson will deliver an ad dress of welcome in behalf of the state, and Mayor Cleaver in behalf of the city. Gen eral G. M. Dodge will make a response for the soldiers, and Miss Pierson of Chicag will furnish vocal music and recitations. Other speakers have been secured, whose | names will be announced later. | The banquet at the Grand hotel on the following evening will be one of the most Leilliant effa rs_ever seen in the city, but the great majority of the people of the two citles will have 1o depend cn the newspapers for their ideas as to the briliiancy, from the fact that while the hotel dining roow will accommodate only 200, acceptances of invitaticns have been received from 160 of thoss to whom they were sent, and there are st 1l 100 or more to be heard” from. Con sequently, there will be room for but very few excepling outsiders, and even the members of the committees who lhave done s0 much to make tho affair a success will have to stand cut in the cold and sniff the viands from afar. The Dudley Buck quartet ha been engaged to furnish the music for the ceeasin. HOSTON STORE Couneil Bluffs, Ta, Prices to close previous to opening of fall goods. This week yon may expect some unheard of prices. READ THIS PRICE LIST. fic red and indigo blue prints dc. Sc apron, checked gingham, 7c quality prints, black and fancy. Se. 10c dress ginghams 6%c. xtra value gents' sox be, 10¢ 5c grade gents' black sox white and and 1234c. or 3 for o, $1.00 geuts’ shirts, tle to match, 67 Over 800 dozen handkerchiefs at spe pric See values offered at 2 for 10c, for 25¢, 4 for $1.00 ladies kid gloves (0dd lots) 7 neh flannels, good patterns, soc. 0-inch heavy double flannel, worth 15c for 10c. $1.00 all-wool shrunk skirt pattern 69c. 0c colored plushes Entire stock of fall weight garments Jackets and capes, ranging in price from 34.50 to $6.75, choice to close $2.85. {Cloak department, second flc BOSTON Council (Bluffs, la. ot of Hay. a tarm south of the lost about 150 tons of The fire started the J. C. Lewis, who has School for the Deaf, hay yesterday by fire. night before through the fault of the em- ployes of a man named Schultz. Sixteen big stacks were demolished. The hay was val ued at about $8 per ton Constable Baker went out six miles east of town last evening and arrested Joseph Leoperseil on a charge of criminal careles ness. He has been employed by Fai Schultz during the last few weeks. Yester- day Schultz told his hired man to go out in the field and set fire to some remnants of year's hay stacks, and he did so. The » quickly left the old hay stacks and went along with the hurricane, sweeping every- thing combustible before it Among the property destroyed was the hay belonging to Lewis. Schultz flatly denied that he gave his new German hand orders to set the fire The young German stoutly avers that he was acting under orders, COPPS CHEER. The King of All Temperance Bevery Perfect Substitate for Lager beer. Can be sold withont license, either govern ment or state; dealers guaranteed by ir demnifying bond. Endorsed by leading phy- sicians, judgss and ministers. Wheeler Hereld, Council Bluffs, Ia., are the sole 1 facturers in the United States. of testimonials, Write for prices formation. OTTUMWA, eld, Council Bluff of your guarantees damage. Your i Please sign and return, tho goods, and also by our doctors, is confident there is not one per cent. u , Sept., 23 —Wheeler & Ier- Enclosed please find one indemnifying us against nt agreed to this verbally. We are ple T. Hall & Co. A full line of the latest and handsomest igns in carpets, linoleum, ollcloth, ete Just received. always the lowest at ©. B. Carpet C Broadway Bouricius' music house has few high grade planos are sold reasonably. 116 Stutsman street. Cout Best Centerville lump coal H.A. Cox, 37 Main. Tel. 48. $3.25 per ton Duncan's shoes are always cheapest Had Jowelry A couple of tough-looking characters were picked up by the police yesterda with a lot of jewelry hidden which is thought to have the city jail they gave their Parker and George Willlams, a colored man. Among which is now awaiting an owner at the city marshal's office, are a ladies’ gold watch, pair of smoked pear) opera glasses, initials “F. M. § charms, caff buttons No, dear reader, a v off & $600 mortgage every year, about names as E. and b ngle charms. i your fuel and add to the beauty and comfort of your home. P. C. Devol sells them Ladies ¢ 1y, Candy sale Saturday evening, 8 to o'clock. Finest cream candles made, at this sale 30c per pound. Baird & Damon, Broadway, A rich program, music, oratery, ete., of the Maccabees Tuesday evening, October at the opera house, Free. Altehison Divores Case. All day yesterday was spent by Macy in hearing the evidence in the case Helen Aitchison against William E. Aite son. Both of the partles are well known the prominent circles of Council Bluffs. evidence was not all in at tke hour of even ing adjournment cooking stoves for rent and for sale office. laundry, 724 Brodway, ot Eagle work. Tel. 167, Selected bard wood for heating stoves. H. A. COX, 37 Main street. Tel. 48, Orders will be Cheaper than elephone Premier egg cups at Lund Bros dicted. Oscar ing at man Breda, obscene pholographs through the Al'vfinn SEPFEMBER OSTON STORE COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, FOWLER, DICK & WALKE New Firm. flMAHA D \ILY BFE. CLOAI 'l‘hc I lomc NS GO0DS Aml Unique Foreign Market Affords Own Importation. New Goods. ew Prices Every department stocked to overflowing with all the newest goods the market affords. Our line of dry goods, supasses anything ever shown in western lowa, and having four stores to buy for, enables us to get closer prices than any of our competitors. We buy direct and thus save the jobber’s profit, all of which goes to tell the story of how we can sell good goods at low prices. We will guarantes our prices on all goods. dark gray Ll $2.00 white blarkct on sale at $1.48. iket on sale at $1.80. on sale at$l.33, pe and sleeves, at $3.25 for 00" up to $12.00 Ladies’ Undewee Cloak Dept. 40-Inch all wool colored henriettas, regular 5 11-4 white Plain and trimmed , all of which of eiderdowns, 50-inch glori Speclal exchange dress patterns from $4.53 to $15.00 a pattern. Underwear. Medinm weight gents' and white weo a $10.00 12-4 Californta blankets now $6.08 e exceptional Goods inch cashmere, regular as we know our styles and pri ackets in black, blue and gr Miscellaneous. Blue and red pri Best quality | undery ear, value 7 Union sults, s $19.00 to $ garments of the of styles and materials. Children’s Cloaks. This line of cloaks we p ything that is new underwear, value Natural wool underwear season in a big variety on sale at 25, worth 7bc, on sale Fine Saxony Yard wide muslin Big drive on domestic Pure white bat 7 dress goods, Blankets. sale still continwes. on sale at 39 flannel at 10c. actual valu Extra heavy § See our line all wool plaids, de ourselves on. nkets on sale at 58, Handkerchiefs, our $1.50 gents CHILDREN'S, White blank gilt wall paper 4%c per roll. heavy gray blanket on sale at 98¢ Ll UaipE e mixed blanket 54-inch Gilbert flannel, BOSTON STORE | Council Bluffs, and fall jackets , worih $10.00. BOSTON STORE Council BIUffs. A. WHITELAW. to the finest lamb's wool. FOWLER, DICK & WALKER. FOWLER, G. WALKER, £ The grand jury deal of timo looking over the hmvlk\ and pie- the affair and the lodge incre. fund a few dollars by GREAT DAMAGE IN FLORIDA Derails of the Great West Indiwn Storm Be- ginning to Come In, was as bad as could possibly be during the races clouds of dust would obscure s In the Lyon c champlonship bicycle race B. L. Partch wor , for halt mile: 1130, —— WEATHERED THE STORM: s and riders, man made every welcome and courteous tr ing continued until his trip acro one feel at home by He hLas admitted the cr 2 :; o'clock in the miorning, Loston Store. Ward Repubiie starter for our ing bargains great ten d Captain of u Morgan Liner Tells of a Ter- shmeres, 56 inc GREATEST DESTRUCTIO ¢ W S AT TAMPA YORK, Sept. The Morgan atrived from hours over- Fred Wilhelm were appointed as a committee constitution leans yesterday Her delay was caused by 5 Several Lurge Cigar Factories Wrecked Also Suffered Fully Twenty Per Ceut of the Orange Crop Destroyed. c all wool cashmere organization meeting was held at Twenty- third and 1, strect After the club wa night off the southern coast of Flor- organized speec approaching 3o > gentleme port by a sudden drop in the Bothi theigerilhmet favor of the republic; strong arguments JACKSONVILLE nication with south I"Inlul.x is being restored, Times-Union Our $5 blankets, howled through the rigging at a fifty- Blue and red prints, Charles Wagnor was arrested last night on the charge of ob Wagnor went and stated that he yard in this city 8 s and ordered a quantity feed and hay, which i r Jones learnc ceived him in regard to or anything else, had disposed of the sold them for cash, a ken into custody. had to be doubly rain fell con ds under false rican blue prints Indian cyclone tell the same story of hous: ked and crops destroyed, ut to open up an Yard-wide mu ' wool underwear, the wind veered to the notthward and that Wagnor had de- factory of Held The factory Steam an H>» Watyr Heating for Resldeces and Buildings. dJ. C. BIXBY, I’mu'\ Streets, was destroyed Joyce was demolished, and caused his arrest. Wateh the papers for a more complete the captain, “and followed us right up to the Highlan We kept on the v simply flirted Torrents of rain continued Thousands and in- stic soap outlasts cheap soap. all the way up. Attorney Patrick of this city rin Bellevuc Wheeler will cccupy hi eshyterian church Sunda ter a month’s vacation, which he spent in company with his family i has started a Instruction on the plano will be given to a as started a litnited number of puplls by Mrs. J. 1022 Fifth avenue. weekly newsp bulldings at I During the storm at Fernandana the wind was as great, but never before Saidiniod as B0 a continuous fall Just before reaching Hatteras the lightning commenced to streak after streak across the sky for forty-eight were so close we should be struck. ;’--D.---“ AMITATORS YABOUND of most of the suec cspecinily of the world-fumed Liebig Company's Extract of Beef, are wold at ess than one- wiNt of 1ts first cost {ne with this sic wholesale agt. Havana Freckles cigar, Davis, lided and were badly damaged. DeBarry was driven and wrecked. sunk near Ci with the verdict of one of who made a test for alcohol and Walter The laundries use Domestic soap. e 1 TERRIBLE eam yacht Maude mes Haynes of O ssful things, and Times-Union The passengers had a morning at 11 o'c They were has been cut Hyatt, Formerly @eted by the Grand Jury. administered close of the service houses were wrecked and the | into the thousands, ses will run Nearly all the sick the greater portion of the passage.” culsines at summer resorts is preferred to any otler, tormafhy bF twenty-four hours behind himn Price's: Bak; expenses; would be in the very center of the storm. steamer Ciénfugos, vesterday afternoon, tured as far as the lightship and then put about and dropped anchor in Gravesend bay. hotel's furniture MURDERED BY BURGI with the crime of infanticide. is alleged to have smothered the newly born i girl of Milford. has been arrested rivers of the afton, O, and s Mills, P'a, K 2 o'clock this ning a young man named John Henry, at s awakened by burglars in his was shot and babe of a you! and his bond fixed Cove spring and with an officer he CeOCODIVDOOICOD thus far shipping ap- the best and pears to have gone through it safely. Jacksonville has been a member of the medical profession but a few Young Hyatt Beach last evening passed the killed by one night all right o have been tracked to this pla P. SBANFORD. Firs Natioma Bark ol COUNCIL BLUFFS A. W. RICKMAN, The damage to (he orange growers is great In the large groves the ground is completely covered with green oranges. 20 per cent. communication . though communication may be Every effort is being made Jupiter and Key recently because of failing the signal office here of the afternoon The loss s fully them he is indicted been stolen, At . The schooner Reynolds, Captain Hill from Bal- ore for Georgetown, S. near Miners rt of this county Wrglars wh to apprehend the dered ch'ld, father of the mur- to the crim and Palatka, restored tonight. to hear from are supposed The storm was as sev terior of the state as on th Tampa and then trav late last night by who was a party doubtless suffer as young Hyatt The latter was the stolen jewelry, y The vessel Is*lying easily. SAVANNAH, Kansas City his accomplice the storm's urder was committed by parties New York and iliar with the premises Philadelphia urpived They caught very heayy storms off Hatteras encountering hard winds that retarded them masters report pas- $100,000 with the b and a number of rings, ed northeast to J My boy was taken with a disease resem- The first thing I thought Cholera and Di- £ the oldest banks In the state of lowa. Lusiness and collections. \We tUme deposits. We will Dleused o see and serve you. bling bloody flux for several hours, of was Chamberlain's Colic Oak i great and where Dr. joys a considerable practice among the best county families. all the parties are well found after the storm passed Hyatt's father say the storm rland stove will not answer the door bell nor carry in its own coal, but it will save you from a quarter to a half of way with water dashing over them. the matter and cured him eound and well heartily ricommend this remedy to al} per- gons suffering from a like complaint no lives have been less at Key West east coast points of Montgomery liberal supply at-lnw Prao Baking Powd.r no modern cocking school is 1he state and 18 206-7-8-0, Shugart $img & Bainori: UL i federnl couct . e Conneil’ 15 . Two Hundred Ministers Present. e merset maintains that pure battle of life okery s the us stamp Is enclosed. ficial as to my rellability. Primroy, Campbell Co., 1 refer to any county of- - - food is half th of purity in ¢ Cream Daking Powder. AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA, ninisters are ANNAPOLIS, Md., ==Special Noticess DUR-TRACK SERILS" EFCHINGS, was devoted to addresses by S e chancellor of Washington number of probationers were called up, passed and A number wer the third year and members were admitted officers for theoraval cadet battalion Lieutenant commander, 8. F. a; lieutenants, Smith of Penn- Baldwin of New Council I!lllffs-- Unexampled Offer New York Boycott on Cuduby's Plant Raised—Other Magie City News The boycott placed on the Cudahy Packing the entertainment to be given by the Knights PRIVATE n.\ml. NEAR Apply at Dos rosbeck of Olilo, D Saouus ang Deart siret Lanning of [li- month in the o Chester (at large) B s ment of the ) York Central a collection famous all over the to sell at a Vistal of In- nack of Michiga of South Dakota of New \‘uru, chief petty officer, Worth Bag month ago has finally been taken off by the Central Labor un‘on There are only a few Judge committee to draft resolutions appe the United States government for protection Amerlean Protestants from Catho- T. Wadnams e 0ld butchers The titles of the etehings are ULTS CLEANED, CHIMNEYS ( 3 : ¥ 53 Broadway, Towa Man Sh “Rounding the 999 and the dropped out of sight and gone % from Omah a coal miner came to my drug store omas Collins, living n-ar Rems:n in this county, attempted to commnit suicid ¥ rheoting hinself with a 1e olver was vo doctor to be had anything that opencd a bottle of Chamberlain's Colie, era and Diarchoea Remedy e asked me if striking coopers have made no f the Niagara River These etehings are all printed on fine plate absence of any "iEverett biock, Councll Biatta management 24x33 fnch(s. objectionable | grod d gave him a minutes his pain was Nichuison & Co., ball struck a rib and glanced, going through demands to fire certain coopers because they 0 DBroadway. members of for framing troubled since.” Stock Exhibit should keep this While Danciog in the Wurn. » Knights of Pythlas gave a dancing party at Harry Clark's place miles south of here Thursday night dancing was barn, which Every family Spas 2 nand for-use in such cases. depended upon. W i exc hange rur .wd al WeSlern passenger agent, for 50 cents each mailed in stiff tuby 1y address, for two of them to one address for $1.30, or more ordire The second day For sale by druggists. FURNISHED 20 First avenue wak a large ROOMS FOR & young photographer liv- la.., has been indicted by the federal graud jury of the crime of sending United he Weekly far the Campaign. oenis adok, o The Weekly Bee will be sent the entire campaign, BQUARE PIANO; ONE SOFT OR W window Was swept as ¢ The guests were from Bellevue, lion, Omaba and South Omaba, an as a parlor horses Lyon county | ot ver neighvors. compete with any The exhibit in the fioral for 10 cents, 29 5. I sueet, All enjoyed stamps, express or postal money order,