THE OMAHA DAILY KIM : FRIDAY , FEBRUAHY 12. 1892.
'J-IE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL DLUl-Ta
oI-TK K : - NO. 12 PKARL STHKKT.
I'cihttcd ' by Carrier lo nny ptirtof llio City
II. W. TI1.TON , - MANAor.Il.
1lui1nt OfTIrn No 4'l
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.IllXtUt .UO.flO.Vi
N , Y. Plumbing Co !
Council Bluffs lumber Co. , coal.
Craft's chattel Itmni. 201 Sapp blocU.
Mlpnh tcmnlo No. V , I'vtlilun Slutoro ,
will Rlvo a bon bon or Kcnrmn liwor sociable
nt K. of P. hnll tonight.
There will bo nn oyster Mitipor nnd vnlon
tlnn socml nt tlio liolhnny II ptlM church-
corner Hlxtccntli nvonuo and High street ,
this evening.
liiiutntico or other solicitors who nro now
making loss than $100 per month hould cell
on H. U. Dooth , I Ponil street , Council
Hluffs. This Is worth Investicntlng.
A valentine sooi.il will bo given til Archnr's
hall , over Toiler's driiR store , tomorrow
-cvoninif. Uvcr.t ono will rocclvo avnlentino.
Admission , IncludhiK refreshments \ cents.
The ContM-cgntloiinl Inillos will plvo n
Valentino social at the nome of .1. C. Blxby
'Thursday ovonliiK. Some novel nna outer-
tnlnini ! features nro being proposed , Every
body Invited ,
Ell Perkins , whoU to lecture nt the opera
house next Hnluidny owning , will bo creeled
by a crowded house. The Ancient Order ot
United Workmen , under whoso auspices he
appears , will generously glvo the proceeds In
llio Ilomu of llio Fi lonilless , and Ihuy arc
working 7t.ilouslv to innko the benefit .1
grand toiceess. 'I'liu business inon uro to
spondlug liberally , inmiv bjylng $ 10 wortb ol
tickets. Those who wnnt to luuili for n good
cause ulll rchcrsu seals piomptly.
Rollor. llio lullor , 'HO Hroiulwny , lint
nil the Intent stjles und newest
SutihfiK'Uon guilt unteinl.
.11. r.nt.uut.ii'itH
Dr. T. II. Lncoy is In Lotnars.
Ur.V. . A. Kills of Silver City \\as n UlufT-
visitor jestcrdny.
UlclmrdVllbur , an attorney of Mnsoc
City , is ntleiullng district court.
T. J. Evans leaves Saturday forCallfornla
whora ho will .stay several would.
Chnrlc < i Uaughn has rot urn rd from a feu
months' trip lu southern California.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. IJpJisoa arc visltini
relatives and friends In Naxv York uni
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Jcnnlo McConncll and Miss Nellli ) M
Icoblnson returned yesterday /torn visl
\vitti friends In ChlcaL'o.
Lr ) M. II. Chamberlin left Tuesday even
Ing for Ohio , In response to a telegram nn
nounclnt ; the death of his mother.
City Marshal J. \j Temploton leaves thi'
morning fur Paeillc City In response to i
telegram announcing the death of a cousin.
Miss Kltn Lorton of Nebraska City , Mlsi
Campbell of Chicago and Miss Abbott o
Maistialltown , nro in the city , cueits of tin
Misses Kurnswotlh on South Eighth street
J. O. Pcdicord of Avoea was In the clti
.vc.sterdny , n guest of ShcrilT Hnzen. Ho ha"
been spenulng several weeks visiting rola
tlvcs in Spokane , Wash. , und is now onrout
home.
Emory Stoadinan , who will bo well romctn
bored as ctrent for the VVells-FaVgo Exprosi
company hero sovcioi years ngo , tins icccntl ;
been promoted to the position of genera
Dgcnt for the same company in Now York
On the day of bis promotion a banquet wa
Riven In his honor at the Cosmopolitan hotel
Now York , which wns attended by Hbou
forty ptomincnt icon in the employ of th
company.
We htivo our own vineyards in Califoi
niiu Jurvis Wiuo uomiiiny , Co. BlutI :
Money to loan. Lowest rates. John
eton & Van Patten , Cvorott hloulc.
Cinit'orit fur tli ComliiK Your.
The grand lodge of the Ancient Order o
United Workmen continued Its session ve <
torday , the main business of importance DC
Ing Iho election of oflicers for the coin in
yoar. The balloting resulted as follows
Grand muster workman , W. It. Grauan
Cedar Falls ; grand foreman , II. S. Howe
Muscat tnc : grand overseer , J. T. Smltli , Bui
lington : grand recorder , L. O. Ilowland
Cedar Falls ; crand receiver , William \Vi
son , jr. , Washington ; grana guldo. II. 'J
Mullory , uoono ; grand watchman , W. I
Harrison , Shenandoah ; supreme represent ; !
lives , P. S. Towle of Clinton , L. O. How
land or Cedar Falls , L. . L. Hamlin of DC
Molncs.
The session will bo continued today , and
is thought will not bo completed until toino
row. The question where the nuxt meolin
shall bo held will probably coma up tojuj
Ottumwa , Muscatino , Uubtique and Siou
City have all sent Invitations. Ttiis ovoain
n concert will bo given in Dohany's opet
house for the benefit of the Christian homi
under the auspices of the local branch of 111
order. _ _
Hot fur tlicMnrill Cms !
At New Orleans. One faro , $31. 45 , fc
j omul trip. TieUotb on mile Fob. 2U t
28. For particulars call on O. M. Browi
ticket iifent K. O. , St. J. & C. B.
TicUots for Eli Perkins' lecture , Fol
ruiiry Hi , mo on siilo at the drutr store <
O. II. Brown , Main street ; J. I ) . Stuiir
Broadwuy ; Fairniount ] ) luirnmcy , Opoi
IlotiHo drujj store ; Braiikott'u. Heinen
bar that tills ontortiilnincnt in wholly fc
the benefit of the Homo of the Fri'mic
loss. Buy your tickets curly and yet
bCUt ,
llU'demum A
Yesterday noon the clothing store of I
Blcucrninn , at 61)2 liiondway , was closed i
on a chattel mortgage which was placed c
llio a few minutes before In the recorder
ofllce. The mortgagee was tbo Count
1 ! luffs Savings bank , and the amount wi
f SUO , being represented by two not
running thirty days each , ono of which wi
dated January ' . ' 5 and tno other January 2
IbOi. The mortgugo covered the sloe
jlxtures , book accounts and billa roceivnbl
About ! ) o'clock In thjo afternoon ar. usslgi
niont was placed on record , transferring i
the property to O. II , Lucas as asblmieo f
the benefit of the creditors. Tno value of II
stock is estimated at tIS.Ol'l ' ) , the stock
Dlederiimn's store at Avocn , which Is ul
covered by the assignment , at M.UUO , und t !
bills teculyaule amount to f IM.
Jnrvls 1877 brandy , purest , Bufest , boa
Dr . WoodburydentistsnoxttoGr.ni
hotel ; line work u apoclulty. Tclo. 11
Walnut block and Wjomlng con
fresh inhiod , received dulli Tlmtaho
10 Main.
The cnso of J , U. Wallace against 0. f
C.Stewart anil F , M , Hunter Is occupjn
the Iho lime of Judge Tb > raUl lu thodlslri
court. Stewart and Hunter outraged In t
drug business In Maion City. Hunter cai
to this city and Stewart carried on the bus
lies ? alono. An account was run by htm wi
a linn lu Oltumwa for about 1700 , which w
nsKltrnod to Wallace. Suit was commenc
against Stewart alone , but the latter tiled
unswor alleging that Hunter was still a pai
ner In the concern , Hunter claims thai I
had no liitcreit In Iho linn after he came
this city.
li II. Shenfo Him eastern money <
hand for real estate loans.
Merchant * niul
A meeting of the Merchants and Mai :
fucturors assoclailou was held lust even !
in Ihe south room of the court houso. A co
ftliiutlou and bjlaws were auopted and
number of unthuslaitlo speeches were mai
Tuu committee that was appointed to wo
up a membership reported that the roll h
boon Increased from sixty-six to sovcui
nine. The mootlnt ; adjourned to moot Ft
ruary LM , at which limo the subject of
cola storage warehouse will como up for ci
XFWS FROM fOl'Xril HI I1FFS
liLnii ) 11VVJJ1 1/WLiiv.lli IJLUllu
Members of the First Baptist Church Have
a Lively Row ,
MINISTER HALL GOES FOR THE POLICE.
lint It Was iUilrnll : > ii lllniriK N
Appriiroil tinil tlir C'oiigrrgiUltin
Cent Itnii'il Ulth Hi" !
When the trouble between Ilov. L. A.
Hnll of Council HI u Its nnd the
First Ilaptist church , of which ho is
pailor , wns .settled some three months ngo It
was supposed to hnvo been settled for good.
Tlio six or sovcn niombor.s who hit ! been ac
ctitod of fomenting discard amoiii ? the mem
bers were allowed to Icavo the organl/atlon
In pence , thosnlnry of the pastor was ra'.sod
f'iOO per niitium as n token of Iho good will of
the survivors , nod all appearances indicated
Unit the dlfllcultlos hud been overcome. But
It was n rnUtako.
Last Sunday night nt the conclusion of the
church services u special business mooting
wns called nnd Mrs. A. B. Crafts. Mr . L
H. Crnfls , C. J. McNItt and Frank Cotnptoii
were unroromtmiously excluded from the
church. No preliminaries had been taken
and no charges had been preferred , so Unit
the llrst Intimation that tbo four unfortu
nates had that nnytumg wa * going lo lumpen
was who. . Ihcy were informed thai It had
already happened. They bud a Inrirti num
ber of friends and symualhlzoM In Iho
rhuicli , however , nnd a'mooUng of these was
hold Tuesday evening at the house of ono of
them lo lay plans for u campilgii. Some of
the more hoi ho'idud ones wore In favor of
excluding Iho pastor at once , but cooler bends
prevailed nnd it was decided to hold n uusl-
ness niL'oting ut tlio eioso of the pravor mooting -
ing last evening auJ reinstate the four who
had been excluded.
Sperl.ll Supplication NVrdrd.
When the pinyer meeting opened the room
wns Illiod to its utmost capacity , nearly lOd
being picscnt. Nothing unusual look place
until \oung tn.ui named Shlllinglon con-
uluded an exbortallon by announcing thnt a
mooting had been called In response-ion pjtl-
Uon feigned bv tlirco membe'rs , Messrs. I' .
Wahli-roii , H. I'olhvbriJpu and , l. IJ. Stev
enson.
"No such mooting tihall bo hold In this
loom , " sitd Mr. Hnll ; "Iho rules of the
church provide that n special business meeting -
ing can only bo called oy the pastor or the
advisory commlltce. "
Another member immediately arose and
read an extract from the church rules In sub
stantiation of Shlllington's claim that the
call wns enliroly legal.
"No mooting of Iho church shall bo held , "
reiterated I'ustor Hall. "There are other
rooms In the city whore you can hold your
mcetinir. A meeting may possibly bo held ,
hut it will not ho a meeting of the church. "
"Tho meeting will bo held , " said several
members simultaneously.
The praver meeting then proceeded , but it
wns evident that u good share of its
spiritu.illty had vanished up the llumo. At
last Kev. Mr. Hall announced a hymn , after
which ho pronounced n benediction. As soon
as the "Amen" had passed his lip ; the con
gregation began lo all down.
"Lot mo urge all who love the church , "
said the pastor , "to lo.ivo the room at onco.
Lot the mob take chat-go of Ihls place if it
will. It will boonlv for n few minutes , for
wo shall break up Ihls mooting if ihero are
any pollco In Council Ulufls. "
Hut tliu I'.irrion Wasn't In It.
Apparenlly Ihero were not many present
who loved the cburch , or if there woie they
did not choose to hoed the pastor's ndvlco.
Up in front stood S. IT1. Henry , ono of Hall's
supporters , and be look the llrst step in behalf -
half of iho paslor by ordering Iho Janitor lo
put out the lights. Henry is ono of the
trustees , and Iho jani'or hastened lo obey
his orders. One of the members followed
him about relighting the lights as fast as
they werooxlinguisbed , the members of the
different factions engaging In loud disputes
all over the room In the meantime. No blows
were struck , but it wns evident that the
totnpor of every ono present was Hearing the
Dolling point.
At last the hubbub ceased sufficiently so
that un organisation could bo effected , and
just about the time Harry Wostcott had
token the chair Hall and Henry left the
churi'h , announclnc Hint nil whodlu notwUl
lo bo arresled would better Icavo the place
: it once , ns the patrolwagon would be oh the
ground as soon as it could be summoned.
After the paslor and his friends had left the
church things cooled down considerably and
the meeting wont on in comparative quiet.
The llvst thing was to reinstate the four
members who were excluded Sunday night ,
and this was donounannnously. After a lone
discussion , In which the dlfllctiltius between
the pastor and Iho members wore nirod '
lenglh , It was decided to lay the troubles before
fore a council consisting of ropicsentativo !
from seven of the neighboring Baptis
chuichos nnd abldo by the decision of till ;
council. A committee was appointed ti
mnko all the nocossarv arrangements for tin
holding of iho council , It Iwing composed ol
Messrs. Evans , Pethybndge , llarrett , Still-
llngton and \ \ oils.
homrliody Must < ! Way.
It Is evident from the determined slain
taken by those who werj dissatisllod will
Kev. Mr. Hall thnt ono of two Ihlngs will hi
done , nnu that vury soon. Klthor Mr. Hul
must go , or a lurgo portion of Ihe church wil
bo excluded. There HP re forty-live ) vote
cast in favor of submitting Iho dlfllculltcs it
n council , and from iho remarks that wen
freely made on nil sides it can bo raniiii'
soon that no mlddlo course will bo loleraleil
It was supposed at the time lhat llio ihroa
of Hull nnd his followers to liivoko the aid o
the nollca was n bluff game , intended t
frighten Iho opposition into lavini : dowi
their arms. Later developments , however
showed that the pollco were really sum
moncd , but refused to como to the aid of tn
paslor , staling lhat il was none of their busl
ness so long as nothing was done to dhlurl
the poaca of llio community.
Swunson Muulc Co. , Masonic tempi
Viirul .MllMlc.
Prof. T. W. Davis , tcnclior of vole
n nil note reudinjj. Los-ons private
Cull or address nt Grand hotel , Counul
BUUIs.
I'niii'ral ol l'i : ( i Irk MrCiinii ,
The funeral of the late Patrick McCan
will take place tomorrow morning from th
residence , 1)12 ) Stnlsman street. The r <
inulns will be taken to Weston for Intormci :
by an escort of members of Abe Lin col
post , Grand At my of the Republic. The fo
lowing call was Issued yesterday :
All members of Abe Lincoln post , No. ' _ !
Grand Army of the Hupubllc , are hotoby nc
tilted lo appear al post headquarters at 10 i
m. shaip , February II , to atlend the funcn
of our late comrade , P. McCann. All ol
soldiers nnd sailors are requested to be pro :
out. D. MALI ID ,
1'oit Commander ,
K J. Ainiorr , Adjutant.
Tlio Hoston Store , Coiinuil Hlulfs , la.
closes every ovonltifr nt 0 p. in. , unlea
Mondays nnd HtttimlajH. Mondays II \
in. , SutiirdnvH 10 ] ) . in. Kothorlnnliiui
Whltelaw&'c'o. . C'ouiu'll UlulTn. lu.
On . lonnioljV | Trull ,
A bill , which has already been bnofl
moDtlonud In the dispatches , has been Inln
duced in the state senate by Senator ( Jroin
wog of this dlstilct. U piniioso $ an umem
ment to Ihe law which i emulates t'io dutic
of the stale railway commission , und pn
vldei simply lhat Iho word "steam" In tli
original bill shall bo followed by the wore
"and electiIcily. " If yasscd , and it is < ul
its chances are good , the electric rail waj
throughout the state will bo put under U
control of iho railway commissioners in tl
sumo way that steam lailwaya aroat prcsou
Two npprontice nurses \\nntcd at th
W. C. A. hospital , corner ! HU street un
Oth avenue _
Jut vis wild bluukborry it the bait
tliu > trnilirr lil | > .
A meeting of the board of directors of tl
Young Men's Christina association was he
Tuesday ulght to talk over plaus for lucres
ing the membership. A committee conali
lag of L. U. EiapVto , E. S. AllouY. . II. L
S. A.Z ) PIERCE & GO.
iO
* - , : ---OF >
100 Main Street , Cor. First Avenue.
Are the Leaders and Promoters of Hard Pan Prices in Reliable Boots , Shoes and Rubber Goods. Commencing Feb
ruary 10 , to Make Room for our Spring Good ? , we shall offer :
125 pairs men's cnlf and buff congress , 150 pairs ladies' line cloth top button , Smith A Stanchion's 1110113 * box too rail All our men's it ! and $7 shoos Wo huvo n lureo stock of misses'
former price $1.75 to $ U.CO , worth $2 75 , road shoes , the best on earth , bills At $ < J. 50. soocs , in kid , goat , grain and calf , hnnd
At go at 900. Can have them at $1.75. and congress , and maclilno sewed and standard screw
fastened , at
" 00 pairs ladies litind turn button In
100 pairs mon's calf bnls and congress , 100 pairs ladles' dongola button , p-Uent French kid and Dongoln. this is nn ele All ouf ladies ii.j and ifd T5c , $1 , $1.25 , $1.50 , $175 & $2.
former price $2.50 to W , tip , would bo a bargain at $2 , gant lot of goods , former price $ tt 50 lo At $4.00.
Now $ i.5o. Go at $1.50. In youths' , ohlldron's nnd infanta'
Your Choice for $2.f > o. Hoys' hand sowed calf button shoes wo iiuvo no competition.
LOO pairs men's oil grain congress , solid GO pairs ladies' Icid button , patent tip
At $2.50 ICeop this fact In mind wo carry the
as a rock , and plain too , Our cprinp stock of ladies' Oxfords
largest stock in this city , and can and
Go at $1.50. At $1.00. are now arrivinp , wo uro giving splen will give bettor value for the money
Boys" sumo Misses' In same did bargains in those goods at Uoy's ) school shoe ! ? than any house in western Iowa.
At $1.25. At 75C. 7x$1 , $1 25 , $1.50 , $ l.r5$2&J2:50 : At $ i , 51.25 and $1.50. Special attention given to repairing.
COITIB and See Us at 100 Main Street , Corner First Avenife
Samuel Uowlev niul A. L. Tain tor was
npnointcd to cunvass Iho city. Twelve now
member. ! ana olplit renewals were rcporlotl
for iho montli of January. An employment
coinmltloo was nnpoiulecl consistinp of VV.
\V. Wallace , IN. 1 > . Oodco anil Henry Uelotic
to assist young men In HmliiiK situations.
Cnplil on tlirVlltillll. | : .
Matrimonial things weio llvelv attho court
house yestortlay. Murriago licenses were
issued lo Iho following parties : Karl II.
ICruRcr and Dora M. ilnrmon of Otoo county ,
Nebraska ; John K. liUhton and Kmnm J.
Abel of Council IHulls ; .lason llnrdlne of
Cicsccnt and Dora McUlnnls of HnzclDell ;
Murllu Straud ana Kdle (3. Huclc of Norlh
Plullo , NeD. ; James D. Sampluy and Mar-
Kuorllo A. Dompslcr of Council Bluffs ;
George Kyburg and Lena Muss of 1'ottawat-
ininlo counlyG. ; J. Puheu and Olara P.
Puhek of Omaha.
The last named couple were divorced some
timonco , out decided to routine. The rnnr-
rlas-o ceremony was pi-rformed at the Grand
: iotel By Hov. E. J. liabcock of St. Paul's
SpUcopnl church.
Karl H. Kruger and Dora M. Harmon were
married by Justice Swearineen.
The ceremony that united John S. Hlshton
and Kmina J. Abel , both &f this oily , was
icrformod at the Congregational church ,
{ ov. G. W. Crofls onicmiiiiK.
Marltn Blraud and Klllo C. Buck were
married by Juslico Ilammor at his oflico.
J. B. Sttinplev and Miss Marguerite A.
Dempster , bolh of Ihis city , wore married
last evening at the residence- the bride. TIB
avenue lv , Ilov. L. A. Hall of the First Bap
tist church onlciatinp. The proem Is the
manager of the Postal Tele-graph company's
affairs in this city. They will bepin house
keeping at once at their home , 100'Javenue P.
A social and entertainment will be
given by the ladies of Broadway M. E.
church'next Friday evening , February
2 , at Hughes' hnll. Admission 10 cents ,
ofroshmonts 15 cents.
First Wurit rolltlcs.
"It's growine very interesting UD our way , "
rcmarKcd a First wonlor yostorday. "The
democrats feel that they have a sure cinch
onCasporif they nominate Woodward for
alderman or aldorman-at-largo. Should we
got thn nomination ho would bo supported by
the i ns they nro personal friends. II
boll nominated It will bo nip and tuck ,
as but , , are popular , owing to the interest
they huvo taken in Improvements. The first
ward Is moro bent on getting ward improve
ments Ibun winning political victories. "
CiillU Wants to Stay.
Ernest Cullis , charcod with threatening tc
kill Mrs. A. Beach , was yoslerday elvn ( c
chance to plead guilty to the charge , bo pul
under bonds lokcep Iho peace , be released or
his own recognizance , nnd then shako the
dust of Council Bluffs forever and otnrnnll.v
from his feet. Ho protested that ho wanted
to stay and stand his trial. Ho limilly do-
cltiod to take n chungo of venue to tbo couri
of Juslico Cones.
AVIlllitmx llminil < > \ < T.
Prank Williams was plvon a haarlng In
police coutt yesierday mornine on the chnrt'i
of robbing H. P. Grifllth of Lincoln
Grlfllth lilontiflcd him as onu of his assail
ants. Williams lUtmiUoJ havlnp been wlU
Grllllth d jrinp the evening at ! > overal Broad
way saloons , among thorn being iho "Court'
Ho was hound over to the crand Jury , hi :
bond was fixed ut $500 and ho sunt to th <
county jail. His victim is still In the city Jull
Tor Down a IVnrr.
J. D. Smothers , who Hvus on the Wight-
man tract , owned i < y C. T. Ofllcor and A. B
Walker , claims llmt P. M. Nichols nnd .1. II
Kendall entered his promises last Saturda ;
nnd tore down a fence and removed it , tc
gelhur with two watering troughs , from th
pliico. Kendall nnd Nichols were arrestetl
L'live bonds In iho sura uf $100 and wer
released lo await a trial , which will occu
next Saturday before Justice Hammer.
Tluoun fioin u Cubic' ' Cur.
Henry Gibson , Ihe printer ana book manii
faclurcr , was thrown from a Dodgoslree
cable car Monday night by a conductor. A
thorasultof tne ejectment Mr , Gibson i
badly bruised.
Tuo cause of tno trouble between the pax
sonper ana conductor was lhat the night wa
cold and Mr. Gibson was riding on the grl ]
car. Ho U.ld his faro ou u scat near him am
buttoned up his com ami thrust his hand
into Ins pockets to keep warm. Wliuu th
conductor came around collecting fares Mi
Gibson told him his money was "thero o
the seat. " This wouldn't go with the con
ductur , who stopped the car and threw Mi
Gibson into the street.
\VIIITrj It Aeuln.
Married , divorced und iicaiu united , Is th
latest bocial sensation In Council Bluffs.
The parlies are G. J. Puhek nnd Clara J
Puht'k , vho were marilod yesterday tnon
ing at iho Grand hotel , lifter u few years
separation , Puhek U of Cnlcafjo , nnd hi
wife lb a resident nf Omaha. In tnU city h
secured a divorce about a year ago , Th
cause for the aivorco was a misunderstand
Ing thtw haa whllu raiding la Chlcagc
Friends brought about u reconciliation , un
now alt are happy.
WILL BE NONPAHTISAN.
i\rrjlioily : U'lio IVUIirs May Join In lit
Charles Ot'clen wants to dispel the grow
Ing Impression that iho colouration at Lit
coin next Monday is to be a purely dem <
cralio affair. Hols doslrous that ovorybod
who thlnUs some recognition is duo the n
Instiiteinent of Governor Uoyd in oflico sha
take part. To that und ho Issued tho. follou
Int : ucMrcas laii night :
HKAi ) < jUtitiius : UKMOCKATIO STATK Cn
THAI. UOMMITTISI : , OlUIIA , Pc'b. 10. O Will
to the large nuiiibnr of letters of inquiry u
lo Iho program for the inaugural ccrjinonle
to be held at Lincoln next Monday , the uc
deralgncd being unable to make lesponse t
each ol thorn desires tn state that every n
ganizatlon , through Us chairman , khould r <
port by letter imtnodlately to Get
oral Victor Yiftjualn at Lincoln , tti
number of men it will tiavo la llm
The railroads will give a one-faro rate Iroi
all places within a radius of 1W iniloi lie
Lincoln nnd a rnto of ono and ono-lhlrd faro
beyond said limit within the slaio. I'hu line
of * llio paiado will term nt 1 o'clock n. m.
share in order to bo In readiness to move nt 2
o'clock p. in. sharp. All citlyens , Irrespec
tive of politics , are respectfully Invltod lo
patlicipatc.
CIIAIII.F.S W. OniiB.v , Chairm-xn.
There was a well attended meeting of the
Samoset club held last ovoninp lo make
arrangements for the trip to Lincoln on Mon
day next. Commlllcps o'n transportation nnd
music were appointed. Jim Stophcnson
proffered the use of his two tollv-ho conches
I nnd the offer was accepted. The coaches
I will bo sunt lo Lincoln for llio use pf Iho
i club duruip Iheir visit. The association will
lo.ive ihc Union depot at ! lyi ) o'clock Monday
morning on n special train. All Ibo members
of the club will bo expected lo meet at the
Now Boyd theater at U o'clock ai.d inarch to
'
the depo't.
The club will hold another mooting on Sat
urday nipht to hear the reports ot ttm com-
mittces and make llnal arrangements for the
trip.
trip.The Jncksonian Democratic club , which
was announced to have held n meeting lust
night , will not meet until tonight to IIIBKO
arrangomonls for Iho Boyd celebration.
I'KKSUX II. I'.IK.iqit.ll'IIH.
L. J. Lynch of Yillisca , In. , is at the Mur
ray.
ray.A. . S. Storv of Pawnee Citv is at the Mil-
lard.
Charles G. Steele of Norfolk is at Iho Mil
lar J. .
G. 3. Hall of Hod Oak , la. , Is at the Ar-
cado.
J. A. Shlck ot Columbus. Neb. , is at the
Arcado.
A. C. Hull of Fremont , Nob. , Is at the
Paxton. ' '
W. O. Heed of Missouri Valley Is at the
Dellono. .
J. W. Halnos of Carroll , Neb. , Is a guostat
the Arcade.
Frank E. Perks of Lincoln Is roglrtoroa at
the Arcado.
A. B. Hankoy of Alaa , Neb , , is stopping at
the Paxton.
William A. Carsons of Kearney is stoppinp
at the Arcado.
W B. Humphrey of Lincoln Is registered
at the Mlllard :
D. V. I. Heed of Friend , Nob. , is registered
at Ibo Dellone.
Judeo W. H. Harrison of Grand Island Is
sloping at the Dellono
E. E. Foster ot Wayne , Nob. , is a Into ar
rival at , the Arcade.
G. J. Uaelsback of Ashland , Nob. , is stop
ping at the Paxton.
J. H. MncCall of Lexington , Nob. , Is rogis-
torea nt the Millard.
Samuel Burns was ticketed by the Uur-
Hngtoii toJay for Chicago.
William Grinin and wife ot Hebron , Nob. ,
are guests nt the Murray.
II. Herz of St. Gall Is at the Murray. Ho
is on his war to Australia.
O. N. Nelson of Nebraska City was among
the arrivals yesterday at the Paxlon.
J. E. Stnuffer nnd S. B. Reynolds of Grand
Island are sequestered at the Murray.
Mr. Will Wrighter , postmaster at Sheri
dan , Wyo. , is In the city the guest of A. J.
lleuck.
Mrs. G. S. Goula.returned to her Bellwood
homo todav because of the sickness of her
husband. ] KSSt
Colonel C. Valentino , court stenographer
with Judge Doono , is in Chicago. During
his absence the vacancy is being illlcd by C.
W. Pierce , who Is with Judge Harrison of
the Eleventh Judicial district.
M. J Groovy , traveling passenger agent of
the Union Pacific railway , went west today
on a business trip. Mr. urcevy has tbo rep
utation among railway man nf being one of
HID shrewdest passenger solicitors in iho
business. Ho began son-let ) on tbo Union
Pacillt : in IbSO as secretory to J. W. Merge ,
general passenger agent , and has scarcely
lost n ( lav since , Per years ho was transfer
agent , where ho did excellent work ana made
hosts of friends. After Mr. Morse left the
company the Potter management made Mr.
Groovy traveling passenger agont. The
young man bus hold hu poslllon by sheoi
merit , without the backing cf influential
friends through four changes in nummlstra
tion.
l.l t of Icttcm remaining unpallol for In the pou
ofllcc for HIP week ending February II , K'i'l.
Koto 1'nrtlui calling for tlioio1 letlori will ploiie
( ny"Ailvertl el , " Klvliu " 13 llato'nt tiio hoai ot tlie
Ilit.anU Inijulru fur Kansas tholuJlui1 delivery win
now
Tournll mlUitioi li-vv. ) jro'jr"mill mlJrunoJ tn
juur utrt'C't and number. " ' '
A. M
Ailum ( H AJalr W , i ' Allomanrt II I )
An < lr W AmlruneJT Aiiilorton ( ! J
Andi'rtun.l Amlomon K1AnUurbon J 1J
Amlurkun 1) Archibald ( I W
13. " '
HaunianH lluuniimrduBr A Harry J II
lU'lulilnrok A llerrullU , . . . Heck A
Ili'c.kiT.1 lllooilgooil w IloylnK
lluitun W W l > a tlrcilltioj II
llroHii II llrownllU i liruokn S
HreiU'HJ lluck (1 J' llugtloJA
llucliur J 11 kl > -
O. | ] n
Caltn II Calif Illl * , , , ralcntlnoUU
riioiiiu i. colon ' ' " 'i'oiwfii r
l'iiak ! > M 1' Cob-In H Mil Crowo W d
Craw ( mil K Coo U M
David T I' Dexter K Dtckton Vf 0
CUBEB
BOUGH CURE
IS A
One Minute Remedy
I'or till ulTocllonsof the
lliroat , Lungs and Bronchi il Tn'ozs
KXCEI'T CONSUMPTION
UG ANU SO GIANTS.
I'or bnlo by DrtiKBlsls.
A or.NUISKMlCllOIIKKII.I.UUU Kllt > 3 OKKU
KKAUH'ATOU i nre < nll ileteviei lieoiuio Itkltl4
the mlcrotiuorcerin Put unum ! retilluil In $ ! flan I
fisrin , the Inttur I 4 iiillnni. 8enl nny herd pro-
pild on reculpt of [ irlcoor I1. O I ) Wislmi J : i unir-
nntcu tocurc Tliu pulillo tr ulu imil Jnbbjri ip
iilloil by the Kim ur Drim t'oinp-inj- naln , C. A
Melchor. llnwnnl Mcyernnd 15 I' . Ssykor.i. ollth
Unmlin : A I ) I'oMornml II .1 , l.llli i.ouncH Illnir-
1C.
Kiniicrll | A Korrlfinii J Kli-n .1
Kinipp C M Knott A ( Kuru K
L ,
l.umont.I Lawless.I I.ltli Mr
I.enion .1 I ) Lvnln A K i.t'luunn W
l.t > 0fiiian J A I.nnil U 1. ) u n.l W
ljon C N
M.
Mnck J W Maclay A I' Maticlilln T J
Mastcri .1 W Matthews I W Malnine ) J
Alt'tzner S A Mewlianter UK Mcbel II
Miller J W Monntl J 11 Mosur.mV
Mnorlicnrl .1 Muurehuiifo ACMoyer U
.Morgan I ) C Jtollltiliol ! A Muiphyh'J
MO.
McCarthy l > McKlroy ( ! Mc'Julh E D
McOreKOr U McKnlitUt If
K.
Nnvollev O J Noonan I ) M Notto C
O.
Olson I' O.P.
P.
Taj ne C U Parker II K rmtcnon F S
I'aiil .1 S I't'ternon 12
IVtcrBon A rotiTkon a ii 1'llitor J
I'liinkV I'orier J Vowel I W
JR.
R.
HIchunliUD C O niotici A t : Illch KT
Iluhblns 1 * U ItllhS .1 llo-u O
HOHU i ; K r o Kuilurf 1C
Huuscll M M
S.
Sawyer J I ) Pchncliler h Schntter O
SLliiu'lilcr W E blinlU-nbarircrMSIiener 11 A
bhernooil K Hiolrton.l W .mall A K
hOKcnrt lr A O { tucklnKer 11 StlTern C Ii
Miner K W hnxumunll M HHOelM
Swnrtzkoll K bniuiHun A
T.
Tnnnii8 W ThoinnH K Tiiii"n ) ) | .1 J
'IhoiiipaunUO IhorpeK t" Thornton II
'J lul U
W.
Wnlkor.I WnttsT Webb J T
Wlilttaker 1) J Wlinlen 1'
Wilton 0 Wltinuro.l Wolf 11
Wooilrough J W Webster \ C
V.
Young \V It
A.
'M mon 11
LADIES' L13P
Anilornon mrs K
Larson I. Litton mrs 11 <
M.
Mamilon 1 ! Mather V Mace mrs S
McnrnM Melcnlf mrs C Metzler mrs
.Miller K Miles mrs M Ulller Him W K
U Mitchell mm 2
Mlkkelrnn mrn ' ' ' '
.Muriran inm N > 'l'in't'ioiiory ! ! inr .Montouua P
Monre mrs A II J 12 Murray mrs K
McCnlllslcr 0 MoCulloch mrs IIMeDonald mrs
MciJreaiymu SO T MuManloJ
X.
Neliner H N'llmn M Nelson mra
Nltkelnen mm L Nuhr II
Oliler mm M 1 ! O'.Nelll M Osborn mra J II
1' .
I'dttltt U I ! I'cyton mrs HO 1'ettlnnlll mm
IVtoifon 1C I'eturkun nirs J I'rku mm M
riivhana T
n.
llasuiuskcn S Ilodmond Mr T Huberts Mm K
lluck M
H.
Hanpliaril L K Hcott M U Hchuakn A
rihaw D bllburiteln Mm Smith Mra H O
hmlth Mm M U D hprauuu M
HUH Mrs M 11 t-tcln 1) t-trouK Mrs M
HlraukberrMri iTSawyer J M
TujlnrMrsJ Tn ) lor Mrs Thomas 11
'Ihomiisoii MrsM'lhoiupian Mrs bThumpson Mi
U.
l ! | > d > ko M
WnUon M Warren N 2 WcrtieT
Wells I. WetiUMr * Wctcutt Mr §
WollilerK Wulcli J Welter D
Williamson Mml WoodardC Wrlkrht O
rnnuoN rosrxi , CAiius.
Tlllllll AMI KOUIITH CI.A83 MATTIU
Mr K Klllutt
ITALIAN l.inTEHS.
Antonio bchlaro
JIIIThl.l.AVhOlTK ,
Victor Oil Co Union 1'ortralt Co. Novelty C'o
Murrhatits 1'riiduco .1 Com. Co.U , IJniK'rwuoil
Co. , Vaiuuru llrns , Walers & lUni-nlicr , IllUU'y
builth , gulpn \ KIlKUllun. Smith A V. llllBiiii. He
.V Johnion , 1' Conuully 4. ( o , I'eopleV Kuip , U- -
AmericanUlnxtrCo. , Manacer .l.tna I.Uu Ini. ,
N. U.
T. a CLAiiiisox , po tma t r
Deero.Welh&Uo . ' ft , E , Moyen ,
Agricultnr.O BUYER'S jl\t ii nro 111 lofer- _ . to O A.
BUYER'SGUIDE tleolie \ Co ,
Implements nf linyurs \ \ lociiin- - I tUKU't h'ni'ntlnrn
iiiriiil tlifin us the GUIDE llnuio In ttin Mil.
Vnllsr VJ > ti ) VJI
best hoiHrs to clcit
.
i U' Sniilli M'lln llioi'lw.i ' ) , Council
\\ltli In ruimclllUITi.
( ( Hindi llhilln HI nils
Russell S Co. , Kcyst lr.CoW. , t , HanDDgnslte ; S Oi Rimtll & 0. ,
A Rare Opportunity !
After 10 years clo c oonllnoinnnt , I inn coinpolloil thronirh tlioulvicoo
Pliysicians to oliui'n ; ( , my business , as my hoaltli is irradiuilly uiviniy
iiwiiy. Knowiiifif anil belioviiifr tluit it will only bo a short porfud wlion
I will bo unablu to shoulder the ru&puiiMbilitius of an iiuloor oucupa
tion I oiler my cntiro
Stock , Fixtures and Goodivill for Sale /
TItivintr boon cstablislied for 10 years and the only ART ST.MUI3 in a
oily of : r > ,000 people , this is ono chance of a life tfino. To any
a nice , clean and profitable business should invusli tito this
Opportnn ity I mm cdiately.
Tlii1is strictly siiicerc and I moan , just what I ay. From ( his dnto
on for tne N1CX 1' : t ( ) DAYS , all ( lo-ds simli as bV.nnud Piuttii-os. Hti-h-
ings , Kn iMvin < rB. Cabinet Rrainoo , Hamboo and Oak liasals , kV' . , will
ba sold at
ACTUAL COST.
100. 00 worth ot Studies AT LKSS THAN ( JO3T. 100 AsaorteJ Pic
tures Hiven away for the pricu of tlio frame.
20 Per Cent Dicount
On all Frames made to orde Now in tlio limo to BUY CUFAP
PRAMKS. For further particulars , call or address ,
CHAPMAN'S ART STORE.
15 PKARL STKKICT COUNCIL BUJFF.S , IOWA.
LEAVES A DELICATE AND LASTING ODOR.
An Ideal Complexion Soap.
For pain tiy nil Trim nnrt rjnr-yOniKlH Dealers , or If
nnablotoprocnnithlK Womli-rttil Muniipcnnvs
cent * In ptiuups anil rvcclri * n enl.o by return inall.
JAS.S. KIRK & CO. , Chicago.
Nl'EriAI.-Bliandnn Itflls Wnlti ( Iho imimlai
PoclPtyValtrl pnr PIC P.P. tn nnimio tcndlue us
Uirco wrupjiera ( if SUnnilun llell > Houp.
DR. MILES' IF 1CU line one of Hie follonln ;
NEW CURE HKAllT 8VJJITOMS ,
_ _ ron THC _ _ 4 LOOK OUTI
HEART.
Is a tafe and ieli -
tie remedy fur Pal
pitation pf Heart ,
Vain inSitle. Aith-
ma , iihoil Hi c Jill ,
Flultcring.Dromy.
Oppreitsion , Vt mil
tn Stomach , Iricg-
u'.ar I'ulsc , Chok-
Inr ; Sensation in
Uhroat , Uneasy
dentation mChcEt ,
SmolhcnrK Hucllt ,
Dreaming , Nightmare -
mare , Ac. ( ict Ur ,
ti , ' FRIX AT AM. DKUGGISTS.
DB MILES MEDIOAL OO.ElUhartInd. ,
I'orbiiloby Kiilin & Co. , l.'ith anil
Chas. Lunkley ,
runcriil lllrectur ami Utiilnrtiilxr.
311 Broadway , Council HlnUs ,
Tuli-plionu I'J. '
FUXERAL DIRECTOR AXD KMBALMGR
14 N. Main , Council Bluffs.
ouo'3 PorlodloM
TUo Krunuh reinuily aoU directly upon tlio
Ccnar.itlveorKuiisuiiucuroiHupprussluii of tliu
inensc' , . l.'or tliruu for I ) , niul c.ui bn mailed.
. lurliiru.'niinoy. .loblion
fliuul < l lioLboiise.l ( | ) ,
driiKgUUBntl HID public iuppllbU by Uoodmaa
'
htorhliulili-r'n
Nutiuu U liuroiiirlvun that tlio ruinilur
uiiimul ineutliiz nf tliu KtoukliulUum of tlio
boulli I'liittc I-uicl : company will liolield ul tliu
olllteof said uuniiHiiy | , In Lincoln , Nub. , on tliu
II rat WctliiHXluy In MarcblbU.bulni ; llju scconU
Uiiy of tliumuiitli.
Jly oruur of iliu Hoard of Dlrc.-Uira
H. O , I'llli.Lll'ii , Hocretr.ry.
X.1WCOL.N , Neb. , I'cb. : , loW , I'J djvt M
THE GRAND HOTEL ,
Council BluiT-3 , lovvn.
Now , modern , wollMipnointml , llioe
oujj'hly well-liopt , f.'J n day.
E. F. CLARK , Prop.
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council Bluffs.
1AL STOCK . JI50.00)
SURPLUS AND PROMTS0.003 /
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . $ ? ? 5OOJ
OIIIROTOIM I A , Miller. I" , O. fi'cutin , li ft.
flhui/itrt , \ \ R II irt , .1. 0 KlniiiiiiKon. Olinrlni
K. Hiinn.iiL Trnnii < tut xonurU U iiikin ; ImilJ
IIDKS. L trzn > it u iilt | U null urnliu u ( any b.ini
luw.i
INTEREST ON TIVI DfcPOS TS
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
COUNCIL BLUFrj.
XOI'IT.It ttio f.illnniiK clitili > < ) h ir/alin In
fruit and vi'uulitlilu laniU : , ' > ' \ wtho \ roclu
north of /'ImuliiiKitm ( KIOIIIKIH , uaiturn
hlopn , line snln | s .mil llnu inrlnx-lToiiU , luntt
vury rli'h and wull niluiitoil In ti ult.
LM kcrea on Or.inil AVtnine , llnu orolmr ( J ,
wliiiliulll niul line xrovo ; sltimtrii on Mynsior
liroposoil motor line , onn uiul oir.-li.lf inllos
from ( Juiiiujll Illnll's | iu4ioin > f.
llauru of vury I'luilru pluwoil Inn I on Oranu
iivcnuo , IJ4 inlliH from iiiHtullluB.
110 tiuiut J'l ' inllui fioin city limits ; ( 'Dod
lioilse , burn anil oiiHiiillilln x ; llnu nruli.tr4i u
Knial liarrfiiln at IV'iW. limy torniH ,
L-Hnerns. cholvu fruit f.irin , 0 ucroi in liLinK-
l ) ri Ics , 00 J you in fruit Irooi , : ) , n. ici.ie | vlnua.
lloiist ) , burn uinl outbiillilln : H. A very flioloo
bargain. 10 UOI-CH niljolnln oily Ilinllx.Htory
oils c , KI K | barn , oruliurd , irnics und hinull
frtiilH. W. c < Many , Itooin I , Open llouts
blouk. Council Illulfi ) . la.
ANTI.D A . oii'l KlU'lii-n
W coli rilinu , : ilfl I'lutnor sln-i
I71AKM9. Kurdon lands , lionij < i , luls un 1
.L uuilnun bloc In for ialo or runu Day ft
Hus ? , i.tf I'turl struct , Uoiincil Itlurfi
Iowa farms .mil Kurdvni for salthuvcrul
103 of incrcliundlfu to uxrnuiu'o for
Uoiuioll lUiur * properly or liiwu lunil Jobn-
bton & Vnn I'uttun , _ _ _ _ _
7\OUNcTu7"iil.irn78 \ monuy on liiind fop
V louus. W. A. Wood St Co. , i'JU Multi ttrteU