G THE OMAHA DAILY JBJfiK StfNlAYrTEBlttJAHY 8 , 1801. SI X TEEN PAGES.
THE OMAHA HEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE , NO. 12 PEARL ST.
rdlvcrnl by Carrier In nny paTt of the City
11 , W. Tl I/TON. - 11ANAUKU
KiuinoM Office. No. I i.
MnlilKilltor , No.SX
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Cuuncil Bluffs Lumber Co. . real.
Craft's chattel lonn . 04Snpp block.
A meeting of the clly council \\lll bo held
tomorrow evening ,
A numljcr of Omaha ( Jrnnd Army men vis
ited Abu Lincoln post last nlvht.
It Is snid the nttrnihinro at the dcnf nnd
dumb Institute Is larger than over before.
.A mnrilngo licenses was issued Frhlny even
ing to Hcuyler HarrU nud Mngclu Oir , both
of this rily.
"William Cnmiilian nnd Miss Cordelia
Davis , both of this city , weto married Fri
day evening by Justlco fallen.
A ploasjng concert nnd dnnco will bo given
tomorrow evening at Hughes hall by tbo
Catholic Mutual Hcncllt association.
The social announced to bo given by the
King' D.iiiglitcrs of St. Paul's on Monday
evening It postponed until further notice.
The ( iood Templars will hold a public In
stallation ol ofllcen at their hall between
Mnln nnd I'cnri streets tomorrow evening.
The entertainment to bo given by the
Women's Kelicf corps on Tuesday evening
will bo held In Hughes' hall Instead of the
Masonic Temple hall.
Marrlngo licenses wcro Issued yesterday to
Guorgo . Hratchcs and Amanda Gravbill ,
both of Ihls county , nnd to Charles Ajcr ot
Mills and Hello Hoyeourt of this county.
Tickets nro selling rapidly for the police
men's bull on the -1st. The proceeds of the
ball nrc to ho mod In paying thu debt in
clined In furnishing the now police bend-
quarters ,
Hcgulnr meeting of Kxcclslor lodge No.
2.VJ , Ancient Free nnd Adopted Masons ,
Mondav evening , February u. Visiting
brethren cordially Invited. Uy order of Ibo
worthy mastor.
Mr. nud Mrs. Reynolds rnlrrtnlncd the
Kloinnr society lastovenllig at thelf residence
on North highlit street. They took excel-
lentruioof the guests and entertained Ilium
In nflplcndld manner.
The young Indies of the Broadway Metho
dist chiircji will glvo an entertainment In the
Masonic temple hall next Wednesday even
ing. A "Culinary Mvfttery" Is to 'bo pro-
boutcd , whatever that may be ,
The Mynster Street musical club , a now
young people's orgnnlntton , mot last evening
nt the residence of C5.V. . Smith on Sixteenth
avenue. An Interesting program mu was
rendered , and a delightful time \uts had by
nil present.
About forty of the younger members and
friends of the First Haptistelmrch responded
Friday night to the Invitation of Kov. L. A.
Hall and wife to spend the evening at their
homo on Seventh nvcnuo. A very cnjoyublu
evening was spent.
The Cntholic Mutual Bcnellt association
will glvo u concert tomorrow evening at their
hall In the Hughes building. Some of the
best local talent of this city and Uinnhn have
been engaged to tnlto part , and a Ural-class
programmeill undoubtedly bo rcmlcicd.
Harmony chapter. No. L'Ji , Order of tbo
KnstcriKStnr. will hold a sociable In tlio
Masonic parlors Friday evening , February
111 , for which a line musical and literary pro
gramme has been prepared , the proceeds to
go to the relief fund. All Masons and their
families cordially Invited to attend.
Two men had a Httlo disagreement Inst
evening hi front of the 1'nclllc llouso. They
wcro planting their lists on each others' ' faces
when Ofllcer Martin interrupted their mati
nee. They gave their names ut the station us
I. 1C. Young and Frank Pike. They wcro re
leased on ball until tomorrow morning.
It wns reported on the streets yesterday
that Count ) ' Surveyor J. F. Brodbock wns
sinking very fast , and It wiw feared that
death would result momentarily. A slight
improvement was noticed during the day ,
and at last accounts ho was resting easily.
lie hns been confined to liU bed for tlio post
thrco weeks.
During the past week a great deal of Inter
est tins been taken in the revival services in
tbo Trinity Methodist church. A number of
persons have been converted and many others
are commltllng themselves to a religious life.
A number of speakers , lay und clerical , have
been prominent In assisting thu pastor , S.
Alexander. Services this morning nnd even-
Ing.
Ing.Iho
Iho nnlvcrsary of the Council Bluffs
Young Mon's Clnistlnn association will beheld
held on the evening of February 15 , Ono
meeting will be held in the First Presbyter-
Inn church , the other In the Masonic temple.
Good speakers from abroad , together with
tno pastors of the city , will address the meet
ings. These will bii the great meetings of
the city Standing room will boat a pre
mium. Everybody Invited.
Gus Schultz , thu Omaha man who was ar
rested several days ugo on the charge of ped
dling without a license , wns discharged by
.fudge McSco yesterday afternoon. A new
case will bo begun ngninst him by the city
attorney , nnd tlio Information will bo do-
nil"11' ! to by the defense. Then the demurrer -
murrer will he tried. At le.ist that Is the
plan worked out by the prosecution nnd
agreed to by the defense , it u 111 therefore
bo mnda n sort of test cnso , In order to decide
the much-disputed question whether or not
an Omaha merchant has a right to sell his
goods on this side of thu river without taking
out a license.
II. A , Cox , western sales agent for A. T ,
Thatcher , tins moved his coal ofllco Iroin tin
Brown building to No. lit Main street , In tlu
Chapman building. Mr. Cox has Joined wit )
Cooper & McGee , who hnvo moved theli
real estate ofllco from the Morrlam block tc
tbo same place , and the gentlemen have llttcc
upas pleasantly nnd nicely arranged ofllce ;
as there are In the city , nud they will bo glai
to welcome their friends and the public h
their new quarters.
People who have ? used the pure sun-dried
Japan tea contained in those elegant Chinesi
teapots sold by Lund Bros , will use , mini
other. It Is better than you can buy lu tin
city for 7fio a pound , nnd you gel a bcautlfn
decorated two quart china teapot with cucl
purchase , "Jl Main street ,
The now dental rooms of Drs.Vondburi
*
nro the llnost nnd ino.st complete In thu west
Next to the new Cir.uid , Telephone , 143. "
The Klol hotel barber sh6n hns reopened It
the basement. Joseph Schmltt.
I'Eitso.VAi , ttiriGu.ifits.
Miss Lati , of Lincoln , Nob. , Is tbo guest o
Mrs. F. Hurhorn.
Attorney ( icunral J. Y. Stone and son o
Glenwood nro In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Bringlo nnd Mr. Fret
Thomas of Madison , Ind. , are guests of the !
undo , AV. D. Thorn , of Twenty-sixth avenue
Dr. II , \Voodbury has been invited t
bold n clmlo before a convention of low ;
dentists , which Is to bo held In Sioux Clt' '
during May.
Mrs. O. C , Onston arrived In the city las
evening from Onldand , where she has beei
visiting relatives. She will spend govern
weeks in the Bluffs.
Mr. W. H. Blnnklnshlp. ono of the men ;
bors of the linn of A. II. Goldstein it Co. , th
purchasers of the Mosslor stock os clothlni
ut the Model clothing house , nrrlved In th
city ycslerday from St. Joseph , Mo. , wher
the linn operates a largo clothing stow. Mi
Dlaiiklnshlp will remain In this city for
few weeks mid assist In pushing the buslnes
bcro.
Too much California canned goods on hand
must bo sold , Kelley t Younkerinan.
Evnns Lnumlfv Co. . NO Pearl strout. Tele
phone tfJO. Cloods called for und delivered.
J , C. Blxbv , steam noatlntf , sanitary en
glneor , 20J Mo rrlnm block , Council Bluhs
Attention Abe Mnnolit Post.
AH members of Abe Lincoln post No. 2 !
Grand Army of the Uopublle , will moot n
Jtoadiuartcrs nt 1:30 : p. m. today to attend th
funeral of Comrade P. Dolson. Votcro
legion nnd nil old soldiers and sailors Invite
to participate. By older
F. 8. TIIOMVB , Commander.
KUWIN J , AnuoTT , Adjutant.
THE NEWS IN THE BLUFFS ,
Deputy Sheriff Carapboll of Mills County
Bags Four Oat Thieves.
A SMALL BOY HURT WHILE COASTING.
A Probability That ICIioiunn's Stnro
\Vlll Ho HcnpRnnil I'criiinnontly
A Candidate l'i > r tlio
Kelorin h'cliool.
Deputy Sheriff Campbell of Glenwood has
hnuntcd the Bluffs for the past thrco or four
weeks with a persistency that Indicated that
ho wanted something and wanted It bad.
When Interviewed ho always refused to say
very much about thn object of hla visit.
Yesterday afternoon the mystery wns solved
when the deputy rode up to the station ,
having in tow four men , four mules
and two largo loads of oats.
For son.o tlmo past the farmers In the
vicinity of Olcnwood have been the victims
of a trnng of men who have wcro in the hnhlt
of visiting their granaries when the owners
were away , nnd borrowing oats by the wagon-
load , Several weeks no two farmers nnmo
AVIIIlnm Hill nnd Tony flctilcr lost about n
hundred bushels In thl manner. About ten
days ago another similar raid \vasnuulc , nnd
another load of onts was 'ukcn. ' The fr.rmers
thought that kind of business was. getting a
trlllo monotonous , and Mr. Campbell was set
to work to lind the thieves. Tbov wore
traced as far as the Bluffs , and hero the clue
Wfts lost.
Yesterday morning n third visit was made ,
nnd a third load was carried away. When
Mr , Gettloraroso in the morning lie at once
noticed that the thieves had been there again ,
nnd ho started In pursuit , in company with a
nelgtil'Or. Mr. Isaac Warren , At Cilcnwooc.
they notllled Deputy Sheriff Campbell , who
Joined ttio chase. At Island Park , a small
station n few miles below the city , they suc
ceeded In running down their prey , who
turned put lo bo W. P , Meadows and his two
sons , ( Jeotx'o and Victor , and Henry Gllmoro ,
nil of them Oinnhn men. They attempted
a resistance , but they were soon
toned down by the sight of weapons In the
hands of their captors. They wcro brought
up to this city mid lodged in the city Jail until
thev could be taken back to Glen wood for
trial.
It Is said that this thieving has been car
ried on for a long time past bv a well organ-
i/ed gang and that there Is already evidence
enough to captuio and convict the whole
outfit ,
TAKING STOCK ,
And Getting Itenxly for Another Great
JCuti at tin ; lioRton Store , Council
151 n m.
The Boston Store people are getting ready
for another great run. For the past few days
every leisure moment of the clerks has been
occupied In the work of taking stocK und get
ting ready for another great sale. There
will bo bargains in all departments for nil
classes of customers , bigger nnd better bar
gains of guaranteed goods than you can get
In nny other store In Council Bluffs. Com-
mene'ing on Monday wo will offer bigger bur-
ga'.ns than ever in ladies' , children's nnd
misses' cloalcs and wraps. Many of these
nto just the thing for spring wear , and all aio
suitable in every wnv for the weather wo
will have during the next slvweeks.
There nro bargains In black dress gooas
nnd all other kinds of dress goods.
There are bargains in hoiscry of all de
scriptions.
There are great bargains in muslins and
sheetings.
There are bargains In blankets , comforters ,
and in every department nnd line In the
store.
U'o thank the people for their appreciation
of our efforts to introduce eastern prices nnd
extend a new Invitation to como and get
gi eater bargains than over.
FOTIIKHIMIIIAMVlIITlU.UV & Co. .
The Boston Store , Council Bluffs.
Down comforts at the Eiseman Sale. $7.75 ,
our price since January 1 only $0.75.
Council Bluffs Carpet company.
A New mercantile. Ot nip nny.
About the tlmo the Eiseman stock was sold
there wns a rumor afloat that a stock com
pany had been organized for the purpose of
bidding in the stock and carrying on the
business at the old stand. On the day of the
sale Benjamin Elscman , who was on the
ground1 In the interest of the new company ,
was served with n number of garnishment
papers , which , If he bad bought up the stock ,
would have landed him squarely In the midst
of something over n dozen law suits. Ho con
cluded not to buy , and from that time to this
nothing hns boon hoard from the company.
Yesterday articles of incorporation were
filed In the ofllco of the county recorder by
the "Council Bluffs Mercantile company , "
the members of which are Uenjumln Klso-
man , 0. F. Wright , J. N. Baldwin. J. F.
Klmball , Ooorgo A. Keellno and Samuel
lhas. { The capital stock l $100,030. This
company is the ono which was formed nt
that tlmo and the articles wcro drawn up
nnd signed then. Mr. Eiseman would not
oonsent to goon with the business , and as ho
was tlio principal stockholder the idea had to
bo given up for the present.
The fact that Mr. Eiicnian has agreed to
let the articles bo tiled Is regarded by many
us an Indication that the old ICIsemim stand
will bo opened ut no distant day as u perma
nent Council Bluffs Institution. Ono of the
local members of the company stated yester
day that the store would be opened Just as
soon as thu law suits above referred to could
be gotten out of the way. How long this
would bo he could not suy , us things in law
are very , very uncurtain , but Ijo did not
hlnk that it would bo a great while ,
When the store is op' > ucd under the now
management it Is suld that , It will be nioro ol
n "genenil store" than bo.'ore. A furniture
and carpet department will probably be
adued , nnd in every wi < v It will bo run * on
strictly metropolitan principles.
Our llcmnrknblo Success
Enables us to present lor your considera
tion prices without a inoccdcnt In thu history
of Council Bluffs. All goods nro warrantee
new nnd clean , cijtml to the best any markel
affords. Only ono price and tcrnn strictly
cash. Call and see nud bo satisfied that we
uro right.
UavU' Hoynl No. 10 flour , ? 1.50 ; Davis
Blue D flour , $1.35 ; Gold Medal Hour , $1.45 :
Minnesota Superlative Hour , Jl ; Snowflnki
Hour , gl ; 15 Ibs granulated sugar for (1 : 1"
Ibs oxtru C granulated sugar for ? 1 ; 20 lb ;
Now Orleans sugar for SI ; Arbucklo coffee ,
per pkgo , ii5c ; Gorman coffee , ner pkge , ffia :
king's buckwheat , per pk e , 10o ; crackers
per Ib , r > ci ; : Ibs ginger snaps forl5c ! ; - loaves
bread for fie ; it lus mlnco meat , ! ! 5o :
! l cans tomatoes , U. > c ; ' 1 cans corn , " , " > c ; Page
Norton & Co Hour , SI.25 n sack ; ! l-lb nail Jnri !
for U.io ; rlb pnll lard for Jisc ; ell sardines , pel
ran , fto ; - cans mustard sardines for We ; Cal
Ifornla hams , per Ib , tic ; good broom foi
lOo ; Wl good cigurs for iiic ; lio-lb pail Jelly foi
7C c ; 2K-gul pall syrup for We ; fi-gal kof
syrup for tl.-U ) ; pnll white Hsh forOOc.
Urown's C. 0. 13. Grocery ,
Council Bluffs nud Omaha.
The best French cook in western Iowa Is n
the Hotel Gordon , Council Bluffs.
Co n co rt.
L Miss Durgnn , piano solo.
8. Tom Keating , vocal solo ,
it. Miss ftings , recitation.
4. Miss Mergcn , Instrumental and vocal.
f > . Jay nnd George Glenn , jilano duet ,
0. K. A. IngoNdby und J. H. MeWilliams
vocal duet ,
7. Miss Stephens , recitation.
8. H. V. Buikioy , vocal solo.
0. Mr Furnlcas nnd Mrs. Dillon , voca
duet. Bert Simmons , accompanist.
The above is a programme of the C. M. B
A. concert on tomorrow evening nt Hughes
hall. Danclne will bo in order after the con
cert programme is concluded. AdmUsloi
will bo 23 cents _
Colorado Cough and Catarrh Root at Do
Haven's Drug Store.
An Iiujorri'ilblo Olrl.
Mrs. Artlo liulbert has tiled a petition ii
district court , asking that a warrant be la
ucd for her daughter , Josle Rhodes , and tha
ONLYA ; .1.10 FEW DAYS
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Share m the WONDERFUL BARGAINS now going at a
Maud S. Gait , at thev
H MAN BANKR n OCK
Monday morning early , We will sell till all are sold ,
29 pieces Double Width Dress Flannels , Eiseman's price 30c yard , Monday 15c yard.
26 pieces , choice styles , in finest imported French. Dress Flannels , Eiseman's price 60c yard , Monday
33c yard.
300 pieces Ladies' Muslin Underwear , "bought for this month's business , new , clean goods , Eisenian's
price 30 to 5Oc , Monday 19c.
500 Corsets , black and colored , all sizes , sold at 75c to $1.25 , Monday 23c pair.
100 pairs Men's Heavy and Fine Calf Shoes , lace or congress , Eiseman's price $3,00 , Monday $1.73.
A deep down cut in our Cloak Department Spe cial for Monday.
The above named and thousands of other fascinating , dollar saving , go quick kind of gen-
nine bargains will be specially prepared for Monday.
J. K
she bo brought before the court to answer to
the charpo of ir.corilRiblllty. She states that
ner daughter has loft homo and has beau
hldlup somewhere out of her mother's reach
for about a week. She also say * that tbo
girl Is in the habit of walking the streets
after nightfall , and that she is totally be
yond her control.
Orders for tables and chairs for parties
formerly sent to C. A. Bcbeo & Co. , will bo
flllcd by Lund & NeUon nt their now furni
ture store , 211 Main street.
At tilt ) Uliurolirr.
Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church
T. MeK. Stuart , pastor. Hesideiice , 230
Fletcher nvcnuo.
Christian Church Rev. C. Monroe will
preach , at the corner of Broadway and
Twenty-third street , at 11 o'clock a. m. and
7iO : ! p. in. Sunday school at 10 o'clock a. m.
Bercnn Baptist church. Subject in the
morning. "Tho Church of God : " Intho evening -
ing , "Wisdom's Offer. " Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. Sunday school at 1115 :
a. m.
Services at Masonic Temple , corner Fourth
street and Broadway , nt 10:80 : a. m. und 7iO !
n. in. Hev. James Siino will 1111 the pulpit
lir the absence of the pastor. Sabbath school
at 12 o'clock. Class incetlug' at I ) : 'M p. in.
First Presbyterian church , corner of Wil
low avenue and Seventh street , Itov. Stephen
Phclps , pastor. Preaching by the pastor at
10 a. m. and 7:30 : p. m. Sabbath school at it )
ui. Young people's meeting at 050 : ! p. m.
Seats free. Everybody welcome.
St. Paul's ' Church. Divine services today
at 10:45 : n. m. and 7IO : ! p. m. Sunday school
12:15. Bible class 0U : ! ) p. m. Sermon tonics :
Morninp , "Tho Nevorfadliip Virtue. " Even
ing sermon , ' 'The Immortality of Goodness. "
Young men and strangers always cordially
welcomed to thcso services.
T. .1 , MtcKAV , Ucctor.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church , cor
ner Fourth street and Ninth avenue , Council
Bluffs , la. Sunday services : Preaching at
100n. : ! ! m. and 7:30 : p. m. ; class meeting at
9HOn. : m , ; Sunday school at 12 in ; En worth
league nt 15:30 : p. in. Prayer meeting Wednes
day at 7:110 : p. m. Scats free. Strangers
welcome. You are Invited to attend" thcso
services and enjoy them. S. Alexander ,
pastor ; residence 2'Jl Eleventh avenue.
Congregational Services morning nnd
evening. Preaching by the pastor. Morning
subject : "Tho Strength of Conversion. "
Evening , "Godly Sorrow. " Young People's
Society of Christian Endeavor nt 0i0. ; ! These
services are free and all uro cordially wel
come.
Young Men's Christian association , third
floor , Mcrrlam block Hev. II. II. Uolchcn-
bach will address the young men's meeting
today at 4 p. m. All men of the city invited ,
Any stranger will bo woli-omo. Tlio ooy
rholrof St. Paul's Episcopal church will sing.
Coma and bring a friend. Mr , C.
W. McClure , railroad engineer from
Mnrshnlltown , la. , will address the railroad
men today at 'JtO : ! In the same place. All
road men Invited.
Buy your coal and wood of C. B. Fuel Co. ,
Ml ) Broadway. Telephone 13) .
Pure ficsb drugs at Davis' , opposite Ogdcn.
f
Colorado Cougb and Catarrh UOot nt De-
Haven's Drugstore.
Hurt AVIi lu rousting ,
The ten-year-old son of 13. B. Edgarton ,
who lives on Fourth street , was the vic
tim of a serious accident while coasting yes
terday mornlug , The bottom of the hill
where he was enjoying himself happened to
bo adorned with n baru wire fcnoo , which
had been left out of the boy's calculations
when he had tlgured out just how much
excitement , ho was going to huvo
during tha day. Into this fence bo ran , while
his sled was running ui about tbo rate of ve
locity whluh might bo expected from a well
regulated sled. The result was that the boy's
tongue was nearly cut oil from coining into
contact with one of ttio barbs , Dr. Cleaver
was summoned and it was found iiecoisury
to take several stitches In the injured mem
ber lu order to put It in tbo way of recovery.
Tried tn Ilur-jli' .
Burglars tried to enter W. H. Ifncpher's
store on Lower Broadway night before lost.
They tried to unlock the back door by means
ol n wiic which had been bent into the form
af n skeleton key- They succeeded in turn
ing the holt about half way back , when they
weio frightened away by : i passer-by. They
departed in such baste that they left their
key behind them.
For Rent A now 7-Uoom residence with
all modern improvements , corner Broadway
and Sixteenth streets. J , C. DoHavcn.
Call on Schurz-Smlth Co. for chattel loans
and real estate. ! 20 Pearl st.
Spnnncr and Afford.
Miss Grace Spoonor and Mr. W. H. Alfor
were united In marriage at the residence of
the bride's parents , Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Spoonor , 700 South Seventh street , Council
Bluffs , on Thursday , February , " , nt mid-
afternoon. When old Father Tlmo announced
that it was it o'clock the invited friends
selected convenient positions to witness the
ceremony. Quietude was broken by the
strains of the wedding march nud then ap
peared the contracting parties , preceded by
Miss Rutn Felt , a charming Httlo tot of three
years. At the threshold of the pur-
lor , under a portiere of smilax. Ho/ .
T. J. Mncltay , rector of St. Paul's
Episcopal church , awultcd their coming nnd
according to the impressive service of the
Episcopal church they were joined In the
holy bands of wedlock by the reverend rector
The charming picture was completed by the
maid of honor , Miss Hutb Felt , who during
the ceremony , holding tbo bride's ( lowers ,
gazing intently at Hev. Mackuv's countenance ,
seemed entirely lost at the surroundln g
The old saying , "God bless the bride the sun
shines on , " was not only the wish of her
many friends and associates , but nature her
self joined In the thought und assisted with
the bright sunshlno seemingly for this occa
sion" . Never did It shine moro brilliantly
than when the rector pronounced the bene
diction and , Indeed , it must be nn auspicious
omen for tbo future of both hrido and groom.
The bride was lobou hi a very pretty gown
of brocade and plain satin doLyon with front
of moussollino desote , pearl necklace. She
carried bridal roses nnd lilies of the valley.
The maid ot honor , Miss Huth Foil , were a
quaint Kate Grccnawny costume of cienm
benricttn and silk , being the cynoburo of nil
oveu. Mrs , Spooner wore n gown of black
silk and lace nnd was ably assisted Intho
duties of the day by the boat club of which
the biiuo was a"iuc\bcr. ( (
Miss Walker ulsa assisted Mrs. Spooner ,
and tbo cnso lu ft'UJch everything was ac
complished was duo'u great deal to her untir
ing efforts. r
Miss Klsio Pusey" presided at tbo coffee
table nnd saw that : \\l \ \ were helped to a nice
cup of coffee nndtjior bright and happy ways
rellected pleasurojaupon all. Miss Carrlo
/.urmucion and Miss Fonnlo Reynolds dis
tributed the wcddiiuf cake.
Miss May Duvuunart saw that the guests
were served and ult < | gcthor the boating club
were faithful in thelu efforts to pleaso. The
members of the bo'aj , club each received a
silver wishbone , present from the groom ,
Mr. Alford , on whic j was inscribed the date
of thu marrlago. , ' 1'a , the maid of honor a
friendship ring wa Kiven. Miss \Vnlkur re
ceived a very pretty ring from the groom ,
The presents to the brluo nirl groom were
varied and many , uot only being ornamental
to a great degree Vtit'uscful ns well.
The parlor was decorated with roses nnd
carnations , prevailing color , pink ; the dining
room decorations were white and gold , The
refreshment table was placed In the center of
tbo dining room , festooned wltn smilax nnd
candles wcro burning In the center , making
it very artistic.
The bride ana groom loft on the ( \iO \ train
for Chicago , where they will spend their hon
eymoon , after which they will bo at homo on
March a at 'JIJ05 Uodgo street , Omaha. The
following wish by Miss Elslo Pusoy will ad
mirably express the dcslro of the many
friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Alford :
"With much lovu and bust
Wishes foru very hapuv life ,
With JiiRtcnoiiKli shadow
To temper tlio glare of the fin. f .
Mr. Alford Is ono of the rUIng youngnrchl-
tccts of Omaha nnd had the esteem of bis as
sociates In business.
Shot In th Hnnil.
Yesterday afternoon Frank Sncathon suf
fered n painful accident. 'AVhllo hunting
near Carr Inlto ho slipped and foil. The ham
mer of his gun caught in his clothing and
was discharged , the contents striking him in
the back of the rlyht hand , indicting a seri
ous wound. IIo was taken to his residence
on South nvenuo and Urs. Bates and Bnro-
tow called. The baud was Indly mangled
nnd it was found necessary to amputate two
lingers at yio wrist. *
Recollect that the only Installment house
in Council Bluffs and the inreost Installment
houso'ln tlio west is Miindel & Klein's. Wo
sell at eastern prices every article of house
hold furniture you use , nnd instead of re
quiring you to pay cash wo let you have it on
easy payments. There Is no necessity of
denying yourself the use of nny nrtlclo when
you can got everything you wanton such o.isy
terms. The largest .slock of carpets , stoves
und furniture In the city to select from. 3M
Broadway.
Ghoul Moo Gra nt DoIIaveii's.
Ijowur Thnn liankrupt PrlcM.
New Axinlnstcr , nioiuict velvet , bo ty brussels -
sols nnd other grades of carpet now In stock ,
Laca and cncnillu curtains , rugs , etc. , nt
prices below any bankrupt sale price. Coun
cil Bluffs Carpet Co.
Wo can icplnco nil the broken nrtlcles in
your dinner und tea sets. Lund Bros. , 2U
Alain street.
Best heavy goods , 25 per rent oil , cash.
Helter , the tailor , 1110 Broadway.
Colorado Cough and Catarrh Koot at Do-
ilavcn's ' Urug Storo.
The Manhattan , sporting he.idnuartors. N.
O'Brien.
Bell & Son's now grocery takes the lead on
Upper Broadway. No old stock.
IJoys WnntcJ
at American dlstilct telegraph ofllca.
Mrs. U. U. Hlngwalt Is visiting friends in
Detroit.
Colonel Guy V. Henry will start for Pine
Hldgo today.
II. S. Berlin will go to Chicago tomorrow
via tbo Burlington.
( J. E , Kciguson , editor of the Persia , In. ,
Glebe , was a caller ut Tuu Bui : ofllco yester
day.
day.Potter
Potter Murray , traveling passenger agent
of the Michigan Central railroad , Is In the
city.Mr.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. Mast of Norfolkpasscd
through the city hist evening , on route homo
from a visit to Davenport , la.
Clarence Blckticll , assistant chief clerk In
the passenger department of the B , it M. ,
will ( ro to Indiana on an extended visit to
night , accompanied by his family ,
W. S. Strawn and wife , accompanied by a
largo party of Omntia people , will start for
New Orlo.ins via the Burlington today to
witness the Mardl Gras festivities.
Mr. George A. Gel ? , nu old Omaha Doy , but
now of Dendwood , S. I ) , , who has been visit
ing his many friends and acquaintances In
the metropolis und vicinity , loaves tomorrow
for his homo , after n most enjoyable visit ,
F. W. Ellis , freight claim agent of the
Union Pnclllo railway at Kansas City until
that department was absorbed bT the gnnera *
freight onico , has recently resigned his posi
tion us commercial agent of the Toledo , St ,
Louts & Chicago railroad to become trafllo
manager of tlio Armour packing company ,
Kansas City ,
AOI7T/1 OJ.lf.tJin'B. .
Vnn AlHtliu'-liCc- .
At the Presbyterian parsonage Friday af
ternoon Hev. Robert L. Wheeler oftlcl-
atcd nt the mnrrlago of Miss Dora E. Van
Alstlnoof Vllllsca. la. , nnd Mr. Arthur E.
Leo of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Leu have , thu
good wishes of many friends In this city ,
The popular young couple will bo at homo at
013 Twenty-eighth street.
Hun In for htonllni : a Cnnr.
John Uynn , tno man who robbed Wright ft
Baldwin of an overcoat last Monday evening ,
was arrested in Omaha Saturday by Oftlccr
. T HA/TOFIER ,
IB MAIN STREXExT\
To Our Friends and Patrons :
We have removed our office from 114 Main
to 16 Main Street.
WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND BEST >
STOCK OF
tttt : &t
Can supply you promptly at all times. Best
Illinois Coal $4.50.
Telephone 43. H. A. COX , Sole Agent.
John Fnllon. On his trial before .Iiulgo King
Ityan was lined $100 and committed to the
county Jail.
NntCH About ttio City.
A son has been born unto Mr. and Mrs , N.
S. Lldgard.
Mrs. E. \ \ . Cornish of Tcltamnh Is visiting
her son , J. C. Cornish.
Miss Coo E. Hunt , accompanied by Miss
Whlto , Is homo from Bcllevuo college lo
spend Sunday ,
A library of 100 volume ? hat Just * boon re
ceived by the Bnptlst Sunday school from
Massachusetts.
An Iniiuit chlht of Mr. and Mrs. Coyle , Al
bright , was buried hi Liurel Hill cemetery
yesterday afternoon.
The trustees of the Presbyterian church
will hold a session In the lecture rooms of the
church Monday evening.
Friends of F. P. Hayes , who was hilled In
Cheyenne , \Vyo. , lait September , are In the
city looking up claims duo the estnto.
Kll Titus , tnanngcr of of the American live
stock commission comnany , came un from
Kansas City to superintend the company's
nfTnlrs hi this city. I
Landlords Christ nnd Lowry will give nn
opening dance In the now Delinoiiico Monday
evening. A Inrgo numusr of friends will ac
cept their hospitality.
The funeral son-leas over Frank Harrison ,
ngcd six ycnrs , hou of of Hobert 1C. and Emtnu
Kuhn , were held In the Fourth ward school
yesterday afternoon nt'J o'clock. Kov. Kob-
ert L. Wheeler preached the funeral sermon.
No Sell lemon t In Klght.
\CopurhiM \ Ifll liuJjnm flo/J w n iiuf ( , |
Losnov , "Fob. 7. [ New York Herald
Cablo- Special to 'inn Bun. ] Perfect
unanimity has not often been arrived at be
tween the parties to tno negotiations respect
ing the future leadership of the Iiish party.
Up to the present no arrangement has been
made for another conference nt Boulogne.but
it Is not Improbable that Sexton may again
cross the English channel before the null'
I'nrnollltos assemble to consider their pol-
lion , Whatever new developments may nnso
in the mean time , the decision to bo como
to at the next Thursdiy's meeting , will bo
regarded as final by the McCartbylto section
of the nationalist party. It Is Hinted that ono
ot the condition ! ) put forward by Parnull
during the early Htngos of tno Boulogne
negotiations wns that ho should have the
nomination of the whole list of nationalist
candidate * at the next genera ! election ,
Mesttrs , Dillon and O'Brien rflfusing toentor-
tain this suggestion , I'arnell Is said to have
claimed that nt uny into ho should bopcr-
milled to nominate u majority of tbo canal-
dates. >
SP EOTAJj NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
fJWHJHAMS Very line fi-year-old rondstot
1Mid finally iniirn ; uhoiiii for eash ; im-3 ot
linn. Will ( ratio for npilulil piano. Muf.
lloiirtclu" , music teuehur , lit iHutMnun street ,
Council Hlalls ,
'XV AN'l'r.l-.WI.virils ! of plastering done by
I V paity who will taku a need young IIOTHO
In [ i.ii t p tyiiient. Apply lo Leonard hvurott.
T OOAI ngiMitH wanted Iti every county In
. - * IOMII null Niilir.iHlui fi > r thn o.xuhiHluiMiltt
of tlio lest pr.iulkMl seller v\ur ollcnd to
farniuis. I'nll and BUO It ; or nddriss Canedy
M ( , - Co. . IQIl'j Main Btieul. Connull MliilK
171O ! ! . SAI.K Kino ulnglo anil donlilo rnuil-
JHlnrHand lioiivy ( Iniiiitht linr us. Will IIHO |
fill ordeis for any Htylo of horsuHviintou. .
Kcnto oril'Ts ' with Dr. w. li. Pat ton , i'l'iitrnt
Ihrry nnd HHU ! utablus1 und St N. Main
Co'inell llhiffH.
f
Al'IUI f you want to sal ono ncro or moro
fur : t nlco IIOIIIP , and \ > iivio you uan Kur-
deniind rn'so ' siaall fiull anil poultry , or It
you uant ton or twenty aurcs or u lur n furia
In Iowa , wn I'Mii unit you. ( 'ill und ru us.
.lnliiiston& Van I'atlon. Kvurutt block , Cinin-
elllllulla.
rpm AIIIKS-Try Dr. Miller's homo trout.
J-Mc'it for fiinialu dlseiisDs , Sufo , inlM und
hiir.i . , \lso Ir , Mlllvr'H pllo iiistllusi painless
iMidsunianlt'iid tounru. I'orHiiIii In Coiiiiell
Hhill * . and Uniului only liy Mis. A. A. Nnltli.
1USH. 1st Ht. . and Mrs , (1. ( li lllgulns , 15ld
I.cavi'inMirlli St. , Uniiihn.
"I70HHVMS or Hint Oir.lnn Unl. wth |
bouiDt , by J. IL lilac WJ Mala it. , Oouuoll
CITIZENS STATE BAM
"
Of Council Bluffs.
CAPITAL STOCK $150,000 ,
SURPLUS AND PROFITS 65,000 ,
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 215.000
DMB'woun-I. A. Mlllor , F. 0. aieason , H. L.
ShiKiirt , 11 K. IliirUJ. 1) . KdiiiundHOii , ( 'h trial
C. llunmui , Transaatgeiiar.il Uauldii : liuil *
nt'SH l.nr ent capital uirl urj > lm ot au
liuiilcln Hjutliwoslurn ton.u
INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS ,
The City Stearns hnvo never received their
guarantee from the Lincoln management for
three games played thon/lnst season , ex-Man
ager i'opo la now working hero lu the city
and fcovcral of the pluycri have mi arcouL- <
ugulnsthlin forHiihry duo , then ills clulmcd > >
by lli''in that 1'opo roctilvcd the money and
fullo.l to turn It over to the basa ball associa
tion. As It Is. tbo players received but very
Httlo salary while jimylng under hli" /
