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24 State Street, NEW YORK.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19

Hon. Smith Mcpherson of Red Oak was in
the city yesterday.
Andy Gilbert has returned from Chicago
much improved in health.
Born, yesterday, TO Mr.. and Mrs. p. G.
Schneider, twin daughters.
Major Lawrence is confined to his bed by
a severe attack o! neuralgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Layton left yester-
day morning for st. Louis, to be gone IA cou-
pie of weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Pouison have arrived in the
city from California and wall make their
home in this city.
A little daughter weighing nine and, one
half pounds was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Herner Sunday noon. Mother and baby are
doing well.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul Schneider are the
morning. The modest young druggist is be.
ing overwhelmed with congratulations by
his friends.
L. O'Hearn a former contractor of Council
Blufs, has returned from southern Kansas,
which he is making his field of operations,
and spent yesterday shaking hands with his
friends here. He expects TO remain but a
short time.
J. c.. Medlar, who has been chief clerk in
the master mechanics office OF the Kansas
City railway for the past ten years in this
city, has rendered his resignation, to take
effect tomorrow. He will leave in the near
future for Aberdeen, y. M, where he has a
position similar To that which he has SO
long aud faithfully filed here. John
Marshal, formerly with the western weigh
ing and inspection bureau. will fill the
vacancy thus caused in the Kansas City
round house.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
school Board Meeting.

At the regular monthly meeting of the
Board Of Education last night but little else
than the routine business was transacted.
All the members were present, and the
business was l~eisurely but eXpeditiously
transacted.
A petition was presented from school
patrons in the western part of the city ask
ing that a Eighth grade DE established in
the Avenue B school. 1t was referred to
Prof. Sawyer.
Mr.. Bridenstein introduced and procured
the passage of a resolution looking toward
the establishment of a normal school in this
city.
The teacher of the Woodbury. Avenue
school complained that the people who had
used the building for Sunday school purposes
had abused the privileges accorded them.
and likewise the building, by detiling the
floors, seats and walls with tobacco spit.
Tn secretary was instructed 10 caution
them TO cultivate better manners or the use
of the building would be denied them. The
superintendent report showed a total en-
rollment of | 500 girls and l,9iS boys for the
month.
Superintendent Sawyer reported the mat
ter of the request of a number of patrons of
the Harrison street school to have a number
of children transferred to Washington avenue
ana Pierce street schools. The transfer was
refused on account of the crowded condition
of those schools.
The board decided TO pay the ~jauitors their
salaries for December on December %, when
the teachers are paid.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
CAN WE MAKE you BUY -snoEs

If We Make Prices Low Enough
Great special sale of shoes at Sar-
gents.
have lots of shoes bought for cash
ard will sell them at a great cut in
price.
All Wright & Pitts 500 ladies' fine
shoes cut to 300. These are absolutely
the finest and best line of shoes rctdiled
in the city, and are sold in Omaha for
$500 a pair.
All John Kelly's fine shoes cut to 81. {.
All S4.00 welt shoes cut to S2.75.
All 49, shoes cut to 1876.
All $40 shoes cut to 81. y.
Misses shoes, made by J. & I. Cousins,
without tip, Sl.25: worth $3.50.
MEMS SHOES CUT.
The finest line OF mems slippers made
al your " price.
Mems Faust, rubber inside, 49, 30, now
500.
Mems Faust, rubber inside, $500, now
500.
Mems Faust, rubber insides, $3.50, now
$3.50.
Mems s.. 90 rubber inside, $l.2j.
Mems 81. so rubber inside, 81. 90.
Mems velvet slippers, soc.
Mems carpet slippers, DC.
If you a shoes buy them while you
can getthem cheap, as | want TO invoice
January and do not want so much
stock. SARGENT,
Alb Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
HageE Makes a Gain in the CONTEST for the
POttswattsmie Shrievalty.
YESTERDAYS RESULT or The RECOUNT
Surprises that Were Encountered by the
Partisan Followers of Both Nen-Re-
publicans Ire Hopeful OF Ultimate
success IN the contest.

It WAS Ua2er's turn 20 laugh yesterday,
aud his friends did so with co~mmcndable
energy, using both sides Of their mouths in
the attempt 10 manufacture a democratic
smile. while the Scaulan forces changed
their C~xultant dcmeauor Of Saturday night
for one that had considerably more blue in
its makeup. At the present time Hazen is
twelve votes ahead OF his opponent, upp
ing hat every township aud precinct in the
county is counted, owing to the unexpected
developments of Yesterday.
Hazel Dell was the first precinct TO be
counted after the Judges resumed then work
at 2 O'Clock In the afternoon. On tie faceof
the returns Seaman had eighty-cight votes,
while Hazen had eighty-fOur. BY counting
two ballots for Hazen that had been thrown
out by the election judges on account OF sup
posed irregularities and BY counting out two
OF Scanlan's votes. the result was changed
To eightv-six apiece.
IL was in Knox township that the genuine
surprise came When the straight repub-
lican ballots were counted several were
found with Hazens name marked with a
check mark. IL is supposed that the Judges
Were counting with a poor light or did their
work h%urriedly, for it is net TO be imagined
that n board III which the democrats pre-
dominated would deliberately count the
democratic candidate out. Several other
changes were made by casting out votes.
and when the judges were through the vote
was changed from la5 to BIB in iIazen's
favor. to ls9 TO BIZ. making Il total difference
of twelve votes IN liazen's favor.
In the Second ward the result was un-
changed from that appearing OH the face of
the returns.
In Wright township the face OF the re
turns showed the vote to stand 100 TO - in
Scanlan's favor. Seaman lost one vote,
while HaZen's stood ut the same figure,
making the final result ~ to ~.
The republicans claimed saturday that
Seaman would 20 on winning votes in every
precinct that was recounted, from the fact
that the democrats, having a majority on
each election board, would be found To have
thrown out Scanlan's votes every now and
then for Irregularities which a more un-
biased court would decide were not irregu.
larities at all. The result of yesterday $
count was therefore a genuine cye-openei
for them. The only thing they can do is &c
perience of yesterday will not be repeated to
any great extent.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
WHERE rHE BARGAINS ARE.
At Bennison Bros. for the Holiday Trad,

At Bennison Bros. for the Holiday Trade
The rush yesterday was at Bennison
Bros. and for the purpose OF keeping 1t
up all week we have concluded to keep
up Mondays special sale prices during
the remainder of the week. This Will
apply to all departments. but watch the
papers closely for extra special sale
prices that will give you more for your
money than you ever obtained before in
any store in Council Bluffs or Omaha.
Think Of
800 kid body dolls. natural hair and
eyes. for Zoe each.
400 sample eloaks at just half what you
can buy them for elsewhere. $500, $500
and 5000 cloaks for 500.
$1,000. $500 and sl5.W jackets, all
latest styles. at $6.9S for your choice.
An entire lot Of ladies' jackets, beauti-
fl goods, in brown, black and navy.
umbrella skirt. Columbian collar, fancy
braided. the same articles you paid from
$500 TO $1,000 for a month ago, your
choice from now until Christmas for
$1,000 Sl2.j 30 and $500.
These prices canno be duplicated
anywhere. If YOU live within 200 miles
OF Council Bluffs il will pay you to send
your measure for Il stylish winter wrap.
Think, in short. of nearly a whole
stock of goods cut in two, and then come
or send to us and see how far a little
money will go in supplying necessities
and holiday presents.
BENSISoN Bios,
Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
A Large Trade.

Although rather slower than former
years, we have everything that is going
in our line OF business. We don't mince
matters-everything straight and to the
point Still a big assortment left in
everything appropriate for Christmas
gifts, both ornamental ana useful tat the
Boston Store. We show by far the
largest line of toys and fancy goods in the
western part of the state. We never
make a statement that we don't know to
be SO. Santa Claus headq ~uarters is only
at the Boston Store. We occupy two
floors, 40 by 100 feet, for the above line,
and can safely say, without fear Of con-
tradiction, that We have the largest as
sorted line in the state and at lower
prices than any competitor can show.
In dry goods our line is too well known
to need any comments, and as regards
fancy dry goods for Xmas gifts We have
taken special pains and can say We are
right in it, not only for assortment but
for prices. We are second TO none. Be
sure and visit the Boston Store this week
il in need OF any holiday gifts.
FoTHERINGHAM, WHiTELAw * Co.
Council Bluffs, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
D.
NINCR MENTION.

Boston Store, cloaks and holiday goods.
The funeral u William Buddy will take
place at 3 o'clock this afternoon from MS
late residence, G3l Ninth avenue.
4 concert will be given next saturday
evening IN the Eiseman block for the beno.
Gil OF the African Methodist church.
Regular meeting of Bluf City lodge No.
81, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, this
evening. The annual election of officers will
be had. All master Masons are invited.
II was the Columbia Bottliug works that
were attached last Saturday instead OF the
London Bottling worits, rs first stated. The
names OF the parties interested nave oeeh
already given correctly.
Two cases Of diphtheria were reported TO
the Board of Health yesterday. The pa
iicnts were Eva Westlake, aged u months,
at 1923 Fourth avenue. and Loretta oars
bach, aged Z years. at 500 East Pierce street.
Max Never x Co. flied a petition IN the
district court yesterday to roplcvin q sate
that they had bought from Carl Burhorn.
After the sale had been completed they
claim that John Lindt attached the sale on
"A claim he held against Burhorn.
The Woman's Relief corps gave an enter.
tainment last saturday evening in Grand
Army hall which was quite generously pat
rouized. The "Sniggles Family formed a
great feature of the program. y nice sum
was realized. which will go TO help the
needy families and orphons of soldiers.
j. Il. Driesback. the candy manufactures,
presented the pers gigantic CANDY
canes last evening. Each cane was orna-
mentcd with big crooked ends and carried
with il the reminder that the holidays were
near at hand and that there were holes In
the newspaper mems Christmas stockings.
Lewis. the Younger OF the two Huffman
boys. was given over into the hands OF an
uncle Yesterday, the uncle having expressed
AN IDEA that he could manage a lO-year-oid.
His name is Olcson. and he lives on Avenue
II between Tenth and Eleventh streets. Inc
boys ll.year-old brother has been taken TO
the reform school. and Lewis will follow him
il he refuses to walk the chalk mark drawn
for him by his uncle.
c. +. Brown and John Gray were the
names given by a couple of hard looking pills
that were caught at the transfer yesterday
aftern Don on suspicion Of having stolen a
pair Of shoes which Brown had in his pos
session. He was arrested more than a week
ago and just completed n Jail sentence on the
charges of drunkenness and vagrancy, the
latter part of last week. lie claimed 10
have bought the shoes in Missouri Valley.
The case of A. X. Stone and Herman
Parr, charged with being responsible Tor
the motor accident that occurred on Lower
Main street last summer, was brought up In
the district court yesterday by the argu'
ment of a demurrer filed by the defendants,
in which they claimed that there had been
no allegation in the indictment tending to
fasten any responsibility upon either Stone
or Parr. A decision will probably be rem
dered today. and if the demurrer is over
ruled the trial will be apt 10 go on at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
Beauti nj CoufectIous.

There is no use talking, II. j. Palmer
will be the caterer to the fine holiday
confectionery trade this season, if
splendid goods in magnificent packages
count for anything. His bon bon boxes
and packages are the realization of
artistic beauty. and nothing finer can be
found in the United States. They are
in all shapes, albums with golden
clasps, delicate lacquer boxes, telescope
boxes. in hundreds of designs, many of
them exquisitely hand painted, and all
filled with candies hat are the dream of
the c~onfectioner's art. The ladies and
all lovers of artistic beauty will go wild
with delight over them.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
CANDY WHILE YOU WAIT.
{. ". ID. Browns Great Window Adver-
tisement for the Holidays.

Z. ". IL. BROWNS Sreat NtnuOw AdSer-
tisement for the Holidays.
1t is better to be born with a head full
OF ideas than to be born heir to palaces
and lands and a chest full of doubloons.
AT least so reasons &. o. ID. Brown. who
is making the spread of his life. His
orders for the holiday season in candy.
in variegated colors. to be made right in
his store loom by the best candy maker
in the country in yard sticks, lucious
Jumps. tempting drops. al ready for
uncles, cousins, aunts and the sisters OF
some other fellow, and cheaper than
such sweets were ever before offered to
the public. Grocer Brown conf
IDENTIFY expects TO turn the heads
of all confectioners in friendly COM
petition. This means the retail
of candies of every description at
one-half Wholesale prices. and cOnse-
quent Joy in every house where there
are little ones who want and expect a
box of sweetmeats Christmas morning.
{. q. d.. Brown also wishes it UNDER
stood that his slash in prices on staple
and fancy groceries still continues.
they want for either the kitchen or table
calculated to tickle the palates of ex-
acting husbands at his place of business.
Well. it is pretty we'll known that
Brown sells goods cheaper than any
body. and when he that he
intends to sell candies next week at &c
a pound it occasions no surprise. a
visit to his store alone is necessary to
convince any one that the materials for
a Ch ristmas dinner can be purchased of
him that would tempt King Solomon to
vacate his place among the angels and
come down to enjoy it.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
To Ana the ~fi,luxry.

Mayor Lawrence has decided TO call a
mass meeting of citizens TO consider the
problem that c%onfronts the charitabiy IN
clined 20 provide for the pressing necessities
OF the destitute people OF the city. For this
purpose he has issued the following call:
Upon the request OF the worthy pastors Of
our CHURCHES and many OF our prominent
citizens, ! would earnestly recommend that
our people should assemble Ina mas CONVEX
tion at DoLany's opera house, Thursday
evening. the 2lst tnsL. ~ 1880 y. NJ,
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
BENSISoN Bros.
Council Bluffs.

No. Il. l. V. L., takes place this after
moor and evening at No. $50 Broadway,
two doors west of the Nonpareil. \
large number of useful md fancy articles
will be for sale. bed quilts. aprons,
shoebags, busting caps, drapes, head
rests. etc. All unsold goods will be
auctioned off in the evening. No lot
teries or chances: all fair sales. y 10
cent oyster supper served from > to .
o'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
unn,t Stnn to Think

Too long. or you may lose the oppor-
tunlty hat multitudes of people are taxi
ing advantage of-getting the bargains
that I. b. Hughes is offering in shoes,
rubber goods and gents furnishing
goods. The rush there just now is only
a e emphasis that Tom is the monarch
Of South Main street. and that 9l9 is the
place where dollars count for more than
they are actually worth.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
BRIEfs

Attorney J. NJ. Boogher Of ST. Louis applied
70 Judge Klein yesterday for a receiver for
the Guarantee Investment company.
Ten thousand dollars In gold have been
stolen from the cellar OF David stont's house,
two miles north west of Haughyille, Ind
Judge Jenkins Of Milwaukee. yesterday
authorized the Wisconsin Central receivers IN
pay from the earnings OF the road 10 their
hands AN amount sufficient 10 insure the pay
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19

for the purpose OF perfecting an or
ganizatiou aud TO devise ways and
means To aid the suffering poor OF
our community. Winter approaches with un-
usual rigor, business is dull and labor Is
obtained with dtfirulty. Organized, united
largely alleviate the suffering Of the poor la
our midst. Let us all who have at heart the
Cause OF suffering humanity cheerfully re-
spOnd aud aid with their advice, their SYM
pathy and by contributing from their stores
according ~ their financial ability. Messrs, ;.
n Wadsworth and Charles VI Harl have, upon
invitation, kindly consented To address the
meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
VIII GIVE You SOC to Read This.

This notice, II Gu out and brought to
w. w. Chapman, is good for 80 cents
cash in payment on the purchase of any
pastel or etching at his holiday head
quarters, No. Is Main street, which he
has secured for this special sale. Five
hundred framed subjects, just purchased
oy Mr.. Chapman at q forced sale in the
east, are offered by him at less than
manufacturers cost. All new. artistic
ally framed, perfect gems.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
Chamber,' Danc,nr Practice.

For beginners, every Monday. Junior
class. 4 p. m: adults. 8 p. M. Advanced
junior class every Wednesday 1 p. m.
Assemblies every Wednesday $50 p. m.
His elegant academy in the Shugart-
Keno block can be secured, with elevator
1ervices, for parties and musicales.
Apply to Mr.. Winters at elevator. The
best of music can be furnished for all
parIias
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
1 Have Them,

Since reading the advertisements of
my competitors | have ordered some
light weight teaspoons. and can now
supply solid sterling silver teaspoons for
81. 80 and 1926 a set. We do not recon-
mend such goods, but will meet the de-
mand. A. A. HART.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
Sensible
Presents.

Useful presents. Presents that can be
used as we'll as looked at. Skates, sleds.
carving sets, cutlery, silver plated ware,
Christy knives. fancy tea and coffee pots.
Prices away down. =. c. DENOL.
!504 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
Handsome Holid,y D,.pisy

LOOK all along Broadway and see if
you can find anything that compares
with Davis display of fine holiday goods.
And they will be sold, too. if beauty.
merit and price mean anything.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
OPEN EVENINGS.
IA Boston store

is open every evening until after the
holidays.
FoTHERINGHAM, WHITELAw & CO.,
Council Bluffs, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19

Gold plated onyx top table piano
lamps with electric burners and shades
only SO. 90 at Maurer's.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19

Ladies, il you desire absolute a IN
the kitchen ask Your grocer for J. g,
Hoffmayr & Co.'S Fancy Patent -four
Trade mark Blue Rooster.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
Sugar Corn! sugar Corn,

Try the Council Bluffs sugar corn.
The best in the market.
Absolutelyn no chemicals used 10 bleach
the corr white. 1t is young, tender,
sweet. clean and wholesome.
Asl Your rrnrer fn1, ID mnstic snan
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19

Great sale OF skates, sleds, pocket
knives, v~elocipedes, boys wagons.
These are our Christmas speciaIties.
and you can buy a pair of club skates for
SOC, or a good SLED from SIC TO 75c. Big
line OF 25c knives, Coles, Al Nam
Stsaat
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19

After January l.. Browns G. O. ID.
grocery will close each evening at I
o'clock except Saturdays and Mondays.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19
Twenty Per ceot Discount

On all silver and plated ware. Ster-
ling silver teaspoons at 81 0 per set, in
GLIDING engraving. G. b. Jacquemin
A Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-12-19

Maurcr will sell the balance of his
wholesale stock of dolls, ETC., at less
thar wholesale prices.