DAILTf ME ; SUNDAY , JANUARY 10 , 1807.
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT '
MINOR
Clark & Wotzol , I. 0. 0. ! ' . Ilk. , art pur
lorn.
Eunice Goodrich wilt bo at tlio Dohanj
theater January 15 nml 1C.
Mrs. K. C. Lalnmn ot 723 Fifth avcn-.it
will toavo Sunday evening for Oilman , lu.
T. 0. Saumlera has recovered from a DC-
veie COPO of tonflllltls , which has afflicted
him fllnco New Year's.
Unity guild will glvo n 8ocl.il ut tlio home
of MM. J. T. Mnililcn on Plerco strcc
Wednesday evening. All friends nro cor-
llally Invited.
As ho lay unconscious hta friends could
ecurccly dls-'ern the difference In tlio white-
iiesa of the freshly fallen enow and his Im
maculate shirt bosom , recently laundered at
the Eagle , 721 Hroadway.
Wlllard and William Newell , the only twin
stars In the world , open their three-nights
engagement at the Dohany theater tonight In
the comedy drama , "The Operator. " "The
Oorrlcan llrothora" will be Riven Monday
night , followed Tuesday by "The Clcmencoai
Case. "
The Ktsk Jubllco Singers will bo at the
Odd Fellows' hall next Tuesday evening un
der the auspices of the Young Men's Chris
tian association. This will bo the opening
concert at the elegant now hall , and the
Odd Fellows arc taking considerable Interest
In the event. The Flak Jubilee Singers have
earned a world-wide reputation and will no
doubt prove a drawing attraction.
The attendance at the DeLong Imliifltrl.il
school for glrlfl yesterday afternoon : was the
largest of the term , which opened last fall
Hev. 13. AV. Cole , the new pastor of the
Christian churrh. addressed the children dur
ing the first part of the cxcrclaca. An un
usual Interest was taken In the Rowing. At
the close of the Instruction some practice
was given to Komo new songs , composed es
pecially for schools of this description. This
was taken In charge by Miss Stave. There
was n , largo number of callcra , among them
many prominent persona of the city.
C. n. Vlavl Co. , fcmalo remedy. Medical
consultation free Wednesdays. Health book
furnished. 309 Mcrrlam block.
'
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. 250.
Murnliy.llfll 'CumTrlril Ann In.
Yesterday another jury heard the story of
the troubles between Mrs. Nora Murphy , the
squatter queen of the Lake Manawa region ,
and I. M. Bell , a onc-tlmo associate and
tenant of the woman. Mrs. Murphy's cattle
cot away from her place two or three years
aso and broke Into the corn fields that had
been cultivated by Hell. They did consid
erable damage before Ucll discovered their
presence. Ho then ehut thorn up and noti
fied Mrs. Murphy that ho would hold them
until she liquidated the bill for damages.
Mrs. Murphy frowned and refused and ehe
has been frowning and refusing over slnco
wlion Hell would make propositions for set
tlement. Doll kept the cattle until ho fed
them all of his corn crop. Mrs. Murphy
was well pleased with the relief from the
care and expense of her kino and made no
objection until Hell had fed away all of his
corn. Then she had him arrested upon the
charge of cruelty to animals , alleging that
ho had penned up the animals and was
starving them to death. The casj has been
In all of the Justices' courts In the vicinity
during the past two years. Dell told the
Jury In Vlen's court the whole story of his
troubles yesterday. They awarded him $30
damages for the loss of his corn crop. Mrs
Murphy's attorney Immediately gave notice
that ho would appeal to the ill/strict court.
When settled the coala will have obsorbei
about all of the value of the corn crop am' '
the cattle.
_
The Durfeo Furniture
company has re
moved to 203 and 203 Ilroadwoy.
Hoffmayr's fancy patent Hour makes the
best and most bread. Ask your grocer for It.
Flno livery for parties and dances. Ogden
Livery , IDS Broadway. Telephone 83.
Court \iili-N.
Judge Smith was at the district court yes
tcrday , though no regular session wca hold
Judge Thornell left for homo Friday even
Ing , adjourning court until tomorrow morn
Ing. Judge Smith dismissed the' case o
the Hex Lumber company against the county
treasurer at the plaintiff's cost. The same
disposition was made of the case of B. M
Duncan against the county treasurer. Ir
the suit of August Grcssau against E <
Hodln a dccrco was entered for the plain
tiff. The action Involves the possession of
eomo bottom land In Mills county along
the Missouri river.
Motions for Judgments were filed In the
case of A Brown and J. n. Blair against
the Hock Island Railroad company.
Judge McGee yesterday rendered a de
cision In the case of the Hoagland Lumber
company against . F. Patterson and L
\V. Iloss In favor of the defendant. Boss.
The court held that ho was entitled to the
ownership of the frame olHco building unon
which the plaintiff was endeavoring to ca-
tabllah a mechanic's lien.
Wo have had placed in our hands for ealo
eomo great bargains In collar's , farms and
aero property ; also aomo choice h.-slncss
mort8aBca bous''t ' and bold
Kroc Sllvcm-iirc.
" / ! , cn.dlns 'arty Domestic soap wrappers
I „ . ' i Un" & Co" Dc8 Molnca. 1 - you will
Bet six silver
teaspoons free.
MrnlN ( lir ( ! , , „ „ CurloM.
If anybody finds a
tramp enveloped In a
block silk shawl and wearing a Turkish
turban with -white stripes and purple sill'
cord nnd tassel and reading , the Lord's
prayer onnravcd on a sea shell they can
safely procure his arrest. Such a I ndlvldua
Is badly wanted by the Gees family who HVD
Var Crescent. They reported o the po cS
yesterday that the tramp hied them of the
articles mentioned and ecvoral other things
The
Reason
Why
\ \ o nio Raining trnclo bvory day
la not Imrcl
to umlorstuml our
clffnrH litivo stood the test our
stock is fresh our prices right
our niethcdof doing business is
right.
You
Should
Join
the great majority und nurohnso
your cigars of us.
The
Union
of oxporicnco end our undivided
attention to your exchmlvo wants
keep UH right up to the timoa
and onublus you to get the bout
cigars on tha market at tlio
Bnino prlco other dealers charge
and with every 25o Cnsh Pur-
cliitsc wo glvo you n numbered
tinkot. Wo are going to glvo
away a TRIBUNE UICYGLE
MOORE & ELLIS ,
ROCKY COURSE OF TRUE LOVE
Jcsw James and Prances Martin Find it
TTnusunlly Rough ,
LOVER IN JAIL AND MAID AT HOME
of n Mother ( o Control Her
Conrnc Welt
t'p liy OlllccrN
of ( lie I.mv.
Frances Martin , the 14-year-old girl al
luded to In The Bee yesterday morning as
helng sought by offlccrs with n warrant
sworn out hy her mother charging Incor-
rlglblllty , was not found until yesterday
morning. She spent a good part of yester
day In the custody of ofllccrs , but was finally
turned over to the care of her mother. Jcsso
James , the man In the case , now occupies a
cell In the county Jail charged with kid
naping.
The girl has lived with her parents on
Avcnuo G and Tenth street since their resi
dence in the city until a few days bcforo
Christmas , when she disappeared. After
several days the mother learned she had
gone to the homo of David James , 1712 Ave
nue E , where she was enjoying the ardent
wooing of Jesse , the 19-year-old son. Con
tinuous efforts _ liavo been made to Induce
the girl to return to her home , but without
success. Her father Is a mall carrier , who
drives one of the star routes and Is away
from homo nearly all of the time. The girl
professed a tender regard for young James
and announced her determination to marry
him at any cost. The affair culminated In
trouble Friday afternoon , which led to the
law being appealed to. Tlio girl had been
living In the families of the married sons
nnd daughters of David James , who wcro
not opposing the consummation of the court
ship. The mother finally enlisted Miss Mur
phy , a cousin , In Omaha , who agreed to toke
the girl to her home and keep her until she
had a chance to recover from her Infatuation
for young James. They wcro cnrouto Fri
day afternoon to take the motor for Omaha.
Whllo waiting for the train James came
along on a load of hay. Ho slipped to the
ground when ho saw his girl and In a mo
ment learned of the scheme to get her away
from him. Miss Murphy had a firm grip on
the girl's arm and refused to release her
when James or.dcrcd her to do so. James ,
It is alleged , used considerable force to en
force his commands and took the girl from
her guardian. Mlna Murphy screamed and
called for help , but thcro was no one to
hear her. James boosted his girl onto the
load of hay and drove away , triumphant and
happy. Ho left her at the homo ot his
Bister , Mrs. Isabclle Plncro , on the corner
of Sixteenth avenue and Thirteenth street.
The mother procured the warrant for her
daughter's arrest Immediately after Miss
Murphy made her report. The olllccrs dur
ing the night visited all of the residences
of the Jameses but that of Mrs. Plncro.
When the girl was arraigned and the story
of the kidnaping was made public a warrant
was promptly Issued for young James. Ho
was arrested during the afternoon , and being
unable to glvo the required bond was sent
to the county Jail , pending a hearing of the
case.
James Is a manly young fellow , and all
of his family unite In declaring that ho has
only bestowed the most honorable love
upon the young girl. When her daughter
consented to return homo Mrs. Martin with
drew the charge of Incorrlglblllty.
By sending forty Domestic soap wrappers
to L. Bolton & Co. , Dcs'Molncs , la. , you will
get six silver teaspoons free.
You can buy a $2.00 tic lor GOc , at Hughes'
all this week.
Rlt.\I > I3 GllOWnitS * ANNUAL MI3I3TING.
TK Klcoti'il mill ( iciicrnl ItiiNlnoNn
of tin- Society I.iiokeil After.
The regular annual session of the Council
Bluffs Grape Growers' association -was held
at the court house yesterday. The showing
made by the .reports was encouraging , giv
ing a substantial Increase over 1S95. The
following officers were elected : J. P. Hess ,
president ; W. S. Kccllnc , secretary ; Samuel
Avcry , vice president : Charles Konigs-
macher , treasurer ; directors , Alexander
Wood , Robert McKenzle , Frank Hall , Spen
cer Smith nnd O. J. Smith.
President Hers addressed the meeting nnd
pointed a number of ways la which the
clllclcncy of the association could bo In
creased. Tlio question of cutting down the
expenses of the marketing of the fruit was
mentioned. It was shown that the cost of
carting the fruit to Omaha cut down the
profits materially. ( At present , said Mr.
Ileus , there was every prospect of one of the
largest grape and small fruit crops In this
vicinity In the history of the county. The
acreage had been materially Increased and
the business ought to reach the $50,000 mark
In a fewyears. . The report of. the secretary
showed that over $1C,000 woith of fruit was
handled through the association last year.
In 1895 the amount had only been $13,000.
Mayor Carson addressed the association on
the subject of establishing a basket factory
In this city. He HUggeste l that the old
handle factory building could bo used for this
purpose. Several persons had approached
htm about the matter , and If the Fruit
Growers' association would encourage the
enterprise It would bo a success. But llttlo
encouragement was given by the members
of the association , as their experience In
baskets made In this vicinity has not been
satisfactory.
Yestcrday'B meeting was one of the best
attended In the history of the association ,
and all the members present were greatly
encouraged by the outlook. The matter of
selecting a manager has not yet been decided
upon , being left to the board of directors.
Do you wear a necktie ? You can buy any
of these elegant tlea In puffs , ascots , and
any etylo tlu mada that formerly sold from
75 c to $2.00 , at Hughea' , the men's outflttcis ,
for COc , all this week.
Mori- Actions AKiilnxl Cimnily.
The First National bank commenced action
against J. N. Casady end Thomas Bowman
to set nsUlo the trust deed that was given
to protect the bondsmen of the missing real
estate agent. Mrs. Casady and Mrs. J. N.
Canady , jr. , arc. also made defendants to the
same action In different counts covering the
transfers that wcro mi.de to them. ThU
action attacking the deeds was not unex
pected. The holrs to the Grosvcnor and
Voxel estates wore expected to take this
action , but It U understood that they will
not participate In any euch a suit , as It
would Invalidate the benefit that It was ex
pected to glvo them under the deeds.
Another attachment was plastered on the
Sasady property yesterday by C. It , Shcaroi.
Ho Is a resident of Hazel Dell township and
claims a number of small amounts for work
doun by him und his wlfo and son for J , N.
Jasady. All the claliiw aggregate about $100
and were Incurred by Casady during the past
. ear.
As yet no word has been rect'lved from Mr.
Casady and his friends nnd relatives state
.hat they da not know of his whereabouts.
Mllnrry Store Itnlilieil.
When Miss Helen Sprlnk opened her mil-
Inory shop at 19 Main street , yesterday
naming , ho discovered that the place had
been Invaded by thieves during the night.
A trantom , nver a back door , had been forced
> pcn. All of the coeds In the etoru had
> ucn carefully examined , nnd a quantity of
ho most valuable ullks , velvets ami flno
rlmmlngs had been taken , The cash drawer
md been forced , and all of the money It
ontalned. was taken. This constated of a
ew small coins. Mlts Sprlnk Is satisfied the
burglars wcro not women or men desiring to
ecuro headgear for their famalo friends , for
bo thieves pulled and hauled around a num.
) cr of dreams lu hate and perfect loves of
bonnets and dUcardcd them ( or a few venal
) unule . _ i
SOCIAL UVBNTS OP LAST AVI3I2IC ,
AfYnlrn Unit Mmle Time I'nnn I'lciiN-
niidy fur Mnny People.
Mr. and Mrs. B , M. , Sargent hove been
In Chicago for the past two days , Mr. Sar
gent Is expected home Monday , but his wlfo
will visit In Wisconsin before returning
home. '
Walter D. Dlmmock ot Plttsburg , who has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dim-
mock , returned homo Tuesday evening after
n two weeks' visit.
Miss Alexander of Omaha was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Mcrrlam last week.
Mrs. Andrew Kellnr of Hot Springs , S.
D. , passed through the city Monday on her
way to Nashville , Tcnn. , where she goes
to spend the winter with Miss W. Kcllar ,
who Is well known here.
Phillip Dodge has returned cast to con
tinue his law studies , after n pleasant visit
with his parents.
Miss Gale of St. Louis , who has been
visiting Miss Kleanor Montgomery for two
weeks , returned homo Monday.
General Dodge has been homo for the
past week.
Miss Georgia Sharp of Ompha Is visiting
Mr. nnd Mrs. Owen W. Butts on First ave
nue.
nue.Mrs. . S. 13. Bollcs , who has been visiting
her parents , Mr. nnd Mrs. Owen W. Butts ,
expects to leave In n few days for her homo
In Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stlllman entertained
Mr. Hagey and Mr. Smith , members of the
Chicago University Glco club , at dinner
Sunday ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. II. Campbell enter
tained a small party ot friends at their
homo with a chafing dish lunch.
The Up-to-Dato Whist club met Tuesday
evening at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Shea on Hlghth street.
Miss Brogan of Fort Smith , Ark. , Is visit
ing Mrs. Tlnlcy and family.
The next assembly of the Dancing club
will be held at the Royal Arcanum hall
Wednesday evening , December 13.
Mrs. S. 13. Bollcs entertained a few
friends Friday evening with n phonograph
The concert afforded by the Instrument fur
nished no end ot amusement. Those pres
ent were Misses Shnrpo and Moore , Messrs.
and Mcsdamcs Haas , Cunlmlngs , Gilbert ,
Bollcs and Butts.
Miss Kthcl Barnard entertained Informally
at luncheon Friday.
Miss Key entertained Informally Wednes
day evening. In honor of her friend , Miss
Jacobl ot Philadelphia. Miss Jacobl will
leave for homo In n few days.
Mrs. O. II. Simons entertained a small
party of friends Tuesday evening In honor
of the young women who assisted her at
reception New Year's day. They wore
Misses Wickham , Moore , Farusworth ,
Scclcy , Jones and Smith.
The Monday Musical club gave Its second
end public recital of the season Monday
at Mueller's hall. The program proved ono
of the best ever presented by the members
of the club. Encores were demanded by the
critical audience present. The program was
as follows :
Wedding March . McndclsRolm
Misses Deebe , Moore. Hnrnnrd and Mrs.
rirlnsmnld.
( n ) Du Dlst wle Kino Illume . Liszt
( b ) Ich Llcbc Dlch . Grelg
Mrs. Lnnge.
Stab.it Motor . . -.Rossini
{ Transcript by Liszt. )
Mrs. K. B. Hnrt.
( n ) Thcro Is a Garden In Her Face. . . .
. Charles Tlnncy
( b ) Bountiful Violet . Carl Rolnecko
Mrs. Wnketleld and Mrs. iMltllK
Pllgerchor ( Tnnnhnuscr ) . Wngner
Miss linrnnrd.
( n ) Maiden , How Sweet . Nevln
( b ) Thine . Bohin
Mrs. Fred Loomls.
Song- Without Words . Sutorlus
llr. nnd Mra. L. C. Patterson.
The Derthlck Musical club was organized
last Monday evening by Francis Eaton of
Chicago at Mueller's Music hall. A de
lightful musical program was rendered as
follows :
Venetian Gomlelllnr . Mendelssohn
Mrs. nrlnsmalil.
I Would Tlmt My Love . -Mendelssohn
'Mrs. ' MultlB and Mrs. Simons.
Woddlnir March . Mendelssohn
Misses Beebe , Moore , Barnard und Mrs.
Brlnsmald.
Jewel Sonir ( Fnust ) . Gounod
Mrs. J. G. Wndsworth.
On Wings of Song . Mendelssohn
I. M. Trcynor.
Mnrche Mllltnlro . Shubert
Messrs. Slmms nnd Thlckstun. ,
Farewell to the Forest ( quartet ) .
'Mrs. Mullls , Mrs. Wndsworth. Mr. Altchl-
son , nnd Mr. Rlgdon.
Another session of the club was held
Wednesday o\enlng at the homo of I. M.
Trcynor , when the organization was com
pleted and the following olllcers chosen :
Mrs. Robert Mullls , president : Miss Pearl
Chamberlain , vice president ; C. B. Altchlson ,
secretary and treasurer. TJio club starts
out with the following members : Mcsdamcs
O. H. Simons. J. G. Wadsworth. A. R.
Brinsmald. D. Macrae , Jr. . R. Mullls. W. II.
Wakefleld , P. J. Montgomery , E. E. Hart ;
Messrs , and Mesdamcs II. A. Cole , W. L.
Thlckstun , I. M. Treynor ; Misses E. Stewart -
art , Maude Smith. Nora McCabe , Zcnla
Lange , Mona Reed , May Tulleys , Sylvia
Snyder , Pearl Chamberlain. Gertrude Jones ,
Gertrude Kennedy , Efla Ellis , Carrie Mor
gan ; Messrs. J. II. Simms , L. W. Tulloys , C.
U. Altchlson , C. S. Havcrstock , D. E. Stuart ,
W. S. Rlgdon. The purpose of the club Is
to study classical music analytically and
each composer will bo taken up during an
evening and a critical analysis of his work
given with selections from his masterpieces ,
illustrative of his manner and style.
Many of the admirers ot the Chicago
University Glee club In this city attended
the concert In Omaha last Monday evenIng -
Ing nnd later the reception at the Mlllard.
In the party that went over were Misses
Farnsworth , Sadlo Farnsworth , Keating ,
Cavln , Trautman , Bowman , Bennct , Plnney ,
Messrs. Wright , Motcalf , Douglass , Squire
and Plnney. The party was chaperoned by
Mcsdamcs Campbell , Brlnsmald , Mcrrlam ,
Vincent and Wells.
Mr. J. M. Fenlon entertained the Con
servatory club at a chafing dish luncheon
Thursday evening at the homo of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J , Shea. Those present were : Mr.
and Mrs. John Davis , Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Davis , Miss Keating , Miss Cavln , MIssAVIck-
1mm , Mr. Dawson , Mr. Douglass and -Mr.
Fenlon.
Misses Sylvia and Grace Messmcr gave a
very brilliant dancing party at the Ogdcn
Friday evening. The parlors and dining
room wcro beautifully decorated with palms ,
sinllax and cut roses. Chambers' orchestra
furnished delightful music.
The Onward club will meet with Mrs.
Porterfleld Tuesday afternoon Instead of
at the resUenco of Dr. and Mrs. Cleaver.
Mrs. W. A. Travis entertained a number ot
her friends at tea Thursday afternoon.
Hoard of SiiiicrvlHiirN.
The Board of Supervisors was unable to
complete Its work this week and adjourned
yesterday until tomorrow' morning. No
action has yet been taken to rescind any
of the printing and blank tiook contracts
that were let a few days ago. Mr. Wads-
worth was busy yesterday getting data for
the action he Intends bringing against the
county nnd the printers who were awarded
the contract. Ho stated yesterday that ho
had discovered several 'Instances ' where an
overcharge had bcou made on the contract
prlco at nn expense of hundreds of dollars
to the county. These ( acts would bo brought
out lit his petition when ho commenced the
rctlon.
Arrangements wcro made by the board
yesterday to meet all the assessors of the
county next Tuesday , -when effort will bo
made to got the business of assessing on amore
moro equitable basis. There arc about forty
assessors In the county and they have all
been notified to bo In Council Bluffs Tues
day for a session with th : board. It was
rumored yesterday that some plan would bu
formulated to Increase the valuation of thu
property throughout tbo county.
jof Hot ( If.
Charles Walker , a bartender , while hunt'
Ing at Dig Lake last evening Just before
lark , observed a bottle floating In the water
ivlth what appeared to bo a paper Insldo of
t. Ho secured It after some difficulty ,
In a plcco of oiled paper Inside was writ-
en this mcBsago ; "Look In the lake and
rou will find my hotly. John Hansen. " It
, vui Impossible to tell how long the bottle
lad been In the water. A quantity of water
lad soaked lu around the cork , and It the
laper had not been oiled tbo writing would
iavo been Ineligible , The message * wea
written In pencil oif n Acrap of paper thi
had evidently been lor&from n note book
Walker brought thc -tmttlb to the etntlo
and turned It over to the police. The dl
rectory shows only tayttfjobn Hanson llvln
In the city. Ho Is d 'chY cleaner , and live
at 2215 South Seventh street. Inquiry a
that number last nlgM railed to locate him
The police gcnorttlly regard the thin
ns a hoax but arc i Inclined to InVcstlgat
for the reason that , a pan ? named. Hansci
disappeared from thp Spitman. farm eevcrt
weeks ago. Ho catac to this city with
nearly $200 In his pc'&tsslon , nnd was neve
heard of again. Th'er * la very llttlo wntc
In the lake , and It woma Impossible for
man to he conccalc.l In It anywhere.
MKHC1I.VXTS AM ) MAXUFACTUIIKHH
Arrangement * for nil Active Cum
liulKii Miule liy tlie lloily.
A meeting ot the executive committee o
the Merchants' nnd Manufacturing commit
tee , was held In the Grand hotel last oven
Ing. The question ot arranging for the ban
qucta customarily held during the year , am
the subject of the membership were th
mattero chiefly discussed during the carl ;
part ot the evening.
M. F. Rohrer , president of the nraoclatlon
called attention to the agitation going on
for the removal of the general Indian supply
warehouses from New York City to som
western city , nearer the distributing point
and SJggcstoa that Council Bluffa Join Omah
In Ita effort to have the warehouse locatec
In this vicinity.
The president named Charles R. Hcnnan
August Bercshelm nnd William Gronewcg
as a committee to attend the meeting of th
monetary convention at Indlanapolla on Jan
uary 12.
Committees to secure new members and
the renewal of old memberships , were ap
pointed. For the purpose of facilitating th
work , the city was divided Into districts , and
the business men In clnwca. Following ar
the committees :
Implement Denlcrs 13. H. Mcrrlnm nm
F. A. Blxby.
Newspapers nnd Banks Victor Bender
nnd C. It. Ilunnun.
Rcnl Estate.T. . Grecnshlelds nnd M
F. Rohrer. West of Twelfth Street F. H
Keys und L. M. Shubert.
Rctiill Merchants , Mnln nnd Pcnrl Streets
M. Wollmnn nnd Charles Bono. Mult
Street , South of Fifth Avenue I'nt Gun
noude , Charles Rex nnd Chris Litrsen.
Attorneys D. B. Dalley nnd T. C. Daw
son.
son.Rctnll Dealers on Broadway , from
Fourth to Twelfth Strccts-B. M. Sargent
nnd E. W. Hart.
Brondwny , North Side , from First to
Fourth Streets W. H. Lynchnrtl and J. C
Dellnven.
East Broadway , East of First Street-
Victor Jennings nnd H. E. Glvencns.
Physicians nnd Professional Men Dr. J
H. Cleaver and" Dr. F. S. Thomas.
Railroads W. J. Davenport und J. SI.
Lnnc.-
City Oniclals-J. A. Gorhnm nnd N. C.
Philips.
Insurance Companies II. W. Binder nnd
Jnmes O'Kecfo.
Gardeners nnd Florists J. F. Wllcox , J
R. Mcl'hcrson and J. P. Hess.
The matter of abolishing the city tlckc
offlces of the various railway lines cnmo uj
for considerable dlacurslon. A resolution
was passed , directing the president to ap
point a committed to act' ' with the secretary
for the purpose of drawing up a strong pro
test against the p'roJjtMod action , and direct
Ing It to bo forward * ! ! at once to Chairman
Caldwell ot the Webtertf Passenger assocla
tlon. The committee 'Ivas ' appointed am
promised to get out the letter today , so tha
It will reach Chairman Caldwell by the tlm
the passenger association convenes In Chi
caga tomorrow morning.
Neckwear sale at .Hughes' all this week
any tlmo In the hou e r 60c.
I.lceiiNeN.
The following mnrrlngb licenses were Is
sued yesterday : ' ' *
Name and address1 ! Ago
Charles W. Johnsttrl.- Omaha . 22
Anna Eggerllng- , Omaha : . 19
H. C. Wells. Mills bounty. . . i . . . 24
B. Xanill3 , , Mlllatcounty..n . -2J
South Omaha News.
Pastors of the different churches In South
Omaha have Issued the following address to
the public :
The clergy of South Omahn , feeling the
need , of some fund from which they may
supply the wants of any emergency cases
which mny nrlso during the comingmontha
among that class of poor which cannot be
assisted by the city or county , nsk your
co-operntlon In the following plnn :
Tlmt n subscription bo circulated ns'.clng
for $1 from cncli subscriber , which shnll
not be paid until the full sum of J1CO hn3
been subscribed.
Tlmt Harry M. Christie net as treasurer
of said fund : that e make nrrnngemcnts
with various merchants In the city to honor
such orders as shnll 'bo made upon them
by himself upon tlio request of any ono ol
the undersigned clergymen.
That It shnll bo distinctly understood
that Btich fund shall bo used exclusively
for emergency nnd other cases not proper
subjects for county relief.
Timt the clergy pledge themselves to
the observance of these provisions to the
best of their abllltv , nnd further , thai
every dollar thus subscribed be accounted
for. IRVINO P JOHNSON ,
D.V. . MORIARTY.
CHARLES ZAIC.
nOIlKHT I , . WHEELER ,
J. E. ENGLISH ,
C. C. SMITH ,
HERBERT P. ESPY.
HOWARD CRAMBLET.
Those Interested in the venture say that
If the people will co-opcrato In this it will
obvlato the necessity of a charity ball or
entertainment this winter.
Dcntli from AlcoliiillHiu.
James Haley , an employe of the Omaha
Packing company , died yesterday afternoon
at the South Omaha hospital. Haley had
been drinking hard for several days , and
when found by frlemU Friday was lying
In a stupor at a room In the Lister block , on
N street. Chief Brennan was notified nnd
had the unconscious man removed to the
hospital. Dr. Schlndcl was called to attend
the case , and did everything po&slblo to
overcome the effects of alcohol. The physi
cian said that alcoholism was the cause of
death. The parents of the deceased llvo at
Thirty-seventh and Washington etrcctB , Chicago
cage , and have been notified.
City
D. S. Clark , druggist. 2422 N street.
Robert Taylor , Grand Island , was a visitor
In the city yesterday.
Born , td Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ocst , Twen
tieth street and Missouri avenue , a son.
A. P. Larson , Newman Grove , was at the
yards yesterday , wltli'fdur cars ot cattle.
The Emanon club'.will hold a business
meeting at the ofllcdJbf jl. C. Murphy Mon
day evening. " „ *
The expenses of thii. public schools amount
to about $4GOO everynionth , anffi the school
funds' are now In very"good condition.
Funeral services ovjqrltho remains of the
Infant child of Mr and Mrs. P , Butler ,
Twenty-fifth and Q ftttpcts , will bo held at
2 o'clock this aftcrqo.Qn ,
The Hammond Packing company com
menced the erection tycatcrday ot a frame
structure , 50x100 fcet ) < to. bo used as a store-
houeo for box lumbOr. iTho now building
la being put up near/-thp largo oil tank , at
the north' end of the plant.
Last Thursday morning , at St. Agnes'
church , Mies Margaret ) ' daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Shannon , watr married to Mr. J. F.
Buckley , by Rov. DjiAV. Morlarty. Miss
IJmma O'Loughlln nctofl as bridesmaid , while
W. L. Buckley was best man. Mr. and Mrs.
Buckley will reside at Twenty-fifth and P
Btrcots.
Ofllcera of the Eighth Grade Debating club
liovn been elected as follows : Roy Towl ,
iresldcnt ; Ilymau Lev/ , vice president ; Grao
Damron , secretary and treasurer. A pro
gram Is rendered by the members ot thlii
club at the High school building every Frl-
jay afternoon , to which parents and frlenda
of the pupils are Invited ,
A son of W. B , Olln , the QJ street grocery
man , was thrown from a. wagon ! at Twenty-
joventli and F streets yesterday afternoon ,
ind quite badly Injured , The homes became
frightened and ran away , and young Olln
itruck on his head , which wan cut In several
, ) lacc . A phnlclan was called , and after
iho Injuries were drcsucd , Ollu wan taken to
tila home. , i
Still Giving Premiums.
THESE ARE THE STORES where prcmi um
Stamps arc given , Buy here , collect Premium Stamps and
secure handsome Premiums
Art Studio. Dye Works Musical Merchandise
Harry Schmidt , 406 Broadway. ( Stamps Schoodsack's Twin City Dye Workf , corner Murllcr I'lano and Organ Co. , 103 Main St.
given only when cash deposit Is made. ' Avenue A end 2Glh street. News and Periodicals
Baby Carriages. FUIlNITUnB-S. S. Keller , 311313-313 I ) . W. nuchncll. 22 Main street. ( Stamps
Broadway. given when asked for nt the tlmo the
S. S. Keller , 311-313-315 Broadway.
Roods are bought-nnd paid for , except on
OIULL12 WOUK S. S. Keller , 311-313-31.r. school books .
)
Bakery. Broadway. \
Goods
Boston Bakery ( P. Ualdauf , Prop. ) , S2S Groceries Optical
Broadway. M. Wollman , 409 Broadway , ( Eyes tcstoJ.
\Vldnmlcr , COS Broadway. I Johnson & Olson , 739 Broadway. free. )
Banjos , Guitars , Mandolins Etc nudolph William Fltrgomld Teller , 1001 , 421 Main Main street. ifttcet. Paints , Oils and Glass
Mueller Piano and Organ Co. , 103 Soutli Bartcl & Miller , 100 West Broadway , Tolc- Dell G. Morpr.ui Co. , 742 Broadway.
Main street. phone Slid. Mcrrlam Block Pharmacy , corner Main street
J. Wardlan , 1G01 Broadway. and Willow nvenue.
Bicycles. 11. II. Harris , 2301 Broadway. Brown & Wcsncr , 617 Main street. ,
Patton & Patton , 932 Fifth avenue. Morgan Co. , 140 Broadway.
J. T. Findlcy , 337 Broadway. C. A. Lacy , 3S1 Harrison street. P. U. Schneider , 12 Pcail street.
Cole & Cole , 41 Main street.
Hardware Photographic Work
Books and Stationery. Cole & Cole , 41 Main street. Harry Schmidt , 40C Broadway. ( Stamps
D. W. nushncll , 22 Main street. ( Gives Charles Swalno , 340 Broadway. given only when cash deposit Is made. )
stamps when asked for at the tlmo goods Pianos and Organs
arc bought and paid for , except on school Harness and Saddlery
books. * Mueller Piano and Organ Co. , 103 Main St.
Walters Bros. , 148 Broadway. ROOM MOULDING J. B. Long. 31 Main St.
Boots and Shoes. SEWING MACHINES J. T. Flndley , 337
Ice Broadway. I
S. A. Plerco & Co. , 100 Main street. SHEI-JT MUSIC Mueller Piano and Organ
The Council Bluffs Coal and Ice Co. , Broad Co. , 103 Main street.
China and Glassware way nnd Ninth street. . I SHOES S. A. Plerco & Co. . 100 Main street.
SIGNS J. B. Long , 31 Main street.
M. Wollman , 409 Broadway. . . '
JEWELUY M. Wollman. 409 Broadway. SILVERWARE M. Wollman. 409 Broad
LAUNDRY Eagle Laundry Co. , 721 Broad- .
Coal and Wood * way. way.
Stoves and Ranges
The Council Bluffs Coal and Ice Co. , corner
Meat Markets
Broadway and Ninth street. .
Cole & Cole , 41 Main street.
J. H. Pace. 738 Broadway. Chas. Swalnc , 340 Broadway. I
Confectionery .C. II. Huber & Bro. , 112 East Broadway. TAILORING Simon Johnson & Co. , C43
Robert Marx , 221 Main street. Broadway.
Purity Candy Kitchen , C34 Broadway.
J. H. Miller. 1013 Main street. Tinware
C. 0. D. Market ( C. H. Orvls , Prop. ) , D37
Dentistry Broadway. | Cole &CoIe. 41 Main street. '
Dr. L. E. Hoc , Iloom 322 Mcrrlam Block. J. Wardlan , 1G03 Broadway. Chas. swalnc. 340 Broadway. '
Dr. A. 0. Mudgc , 319 Broadway. Fred Evcrs ( West Broadway Meat Market ) , TURF GOODS Walters Bros. , 148 Broadway.
2313 Broadway. UPHOLSTERY S. S. Keller , 311-313-315
Diamonds Broadway.
Merchant Tailoring WALL PAPER J. B. Long , 31 Main street.
M. Wollman , 409 Broadway. ' WATCHES AND CLOCKS M. Wollman , 409
' Simon Johnson & Co. , 543 Broadway. j Broadway. t ,
Drugs & Druggists' Sundries
Wizard Cough Elixir
Doll G. Morgan & Co. , 742 Broadway. Millinery
Merrlara Block Pharmacy , corner Main St. Miss L. A. Wollman , 339 Broadway Brown & Wesner , 617 Main street.
and Willow Avc. ( New store , new stock and new fixtures. ) Wood
Brown & Wesner. 617 Main street.
Morgan & Co. , 140 Broadway. Mirrors The Council Bluffs Coal .and Ice Co. , corner
P. G. Schneider , 12 Pearl street. Broadway and Ninth street.
L. Masscnberg , 630 Broadway. i S. S. Keller , 311-313-315 Broadway. C. A. Lacy , 381 Harrison street.
BEAR IN MIND' that it costs you nothing to get our Premiums , The Premium
Stamps get them FREE.
Our office is always open and you are cordially invited to call and bring your friends. If
you have been overlooked in the distribution of our Stamp Books , kindly notify us and we will
take pleasure in supplying you. THEY ARE FREE TO ALL.
Yours very respectfully ,
THE CO-OPERA1IVE PREMIUM ASSOCIATION.
CLA1R E. TURNHULL. Local i J. C , IIU.HES , General Manager
Please note change in our Office Address as we have moved from
10 Pearl Street to 339 Broadway.
BILL TO REMOVE CAPITOL
Senate of Soutli Dakota Bejects a Proposal
to Postpone.
MEASURE TAKES ITS REGULAR COURSE
Muiiy Other llllln Introduced In ( ho
Sound- mill tliu HOIIHO 1,1x1 u (
tilt ; rrliiolpnl HiiiiNC
COIllIllltU-OH.
riEURE , S. D. , Jan. 9. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The event of the day In the senate
was the bill to remove the capltol to Hu
ron , which came up on a vote to postpone
two' weeks , which waa lost < by a vote of
3 to 14 , and U takes It ? regular cour&c.
Dills were Introduced regulating salaries
of treasurer and register of deeds , provid
ing for another judicial circuit and choosing
other circuits ; creating the office of boiler
Inspector , and a bill to reimburse J. M.
Good for expenses of J4.317 Incurred In the
Indian trouble of 1891.
In the house a message from the governor
wail read , asking that the legislature provide
for an accounting with the active cadi by
the state treasurer bcforo his new bond bo
approved. *
A Cuban resolution , a resolution for the
appointment of a committee to thoroughly
investigate the Taylor settlement , and a
lallroad bill , fixing a 3-ccnt rate and mileage
books good In the hand of any one , wcro the
principal measures presented.
The republicans and populists nro both
milling caucuses tonight.
In the house today one of the flrst re
ports presented after the speaker had an
nounced his principal committees , was the
report of the committee on compensation of
house employes , as follows : Chief clerk , $ G-
IIrat assistant , $4.50 ; second assistant , $4.50 ;
engrossing nnd enrolling clerk , M ; amlst-
nnt enrolling clerk , $3 ; sergeant at arms ,
? 1.50 ; assistant sergeant at arms , J3.GO ; bill
clerk , $4 ; postmaster , $3.50 ; messenger , $3.60 ;
committee clerks. Judiciary , $3.50 ; appropria
tion , $3.60 ; enrolling and engrossing. $3.50 ;
all other clerks , $3 ; chaplain. $3 ; pages , $2.
Tlio speaker announced en the principal
committees the following list :
Judiciary Swartz. Holmes , JlcWhortcr
King. Court , Mnstlc. ' Donahue , Dollurd ,
Jlnss.
Itnllroads McMnnus , Weeks , Oleson of
[ > a\vrenre , Dean , Wrlghi , Duly , Kulinn ,
aiiiHs , Sheldon. . .
Correction of House Journal Kins , Kldd ,
Itule's Kldd , Holmes , Swnrtz , Qoddard ,
; torllc.
Counties nnd County OfllcPK-IIolmcs ,
lurkholder , aurmun , Moscson , Lilly , Hnir ,
llnnlMICn'ml Banklng-l'urdln. Stovnrt ,
Swnrtz , Oiinnlson. Llllv. Lien , Uurkc ,
Engrossing nnd Enrolling Iilllaunnlson. .
MuWhortcr. Hlsty. Hepdnhl , Anderson of
Clngsljury. Ilulverson , Unwell ,
Approprlutlons-Klrk. Olson of Lawrence ,
Ilhickstonc. GlbbB , Dnly , Kltndt , IJurke ,
McCougttoy , Hnlr.
Insurance Anderson of Aurora , ninck
Htone , Hanson , I'urdln , Power , Melseiv
holder. Fnrnum.
Educntlon-Necr , nruce , Mitchell , KlrU.
Vrlght , Oieson or Lawrence , Uurkc , Hair ,
" "Ways and Means Weeks , Anderson of
'cnnlngton , Kldd , Olcwjn of Lnwrence ,
'urdln , Hojfdnhl. Jones , Ebbcrt , Sheldon ,
Jomerfl. Mlc-.inels.
Printing nnd Library lUirkhoIdcr , King ,
{ Idd , Hrusscnu , Aulwcln , Bchmiubcr , Ehcl-
on.
Agriculture nnd Horticulture Peterson ,
icnson , Power , Demon , Stewart , Hanson ,
"municipal Corporations-Mantle , Cplton ,
lynn. Qllibs , Johnson , MIchnolH. linker.
MlncH nnd Mlnlng-Hrucp. Ilentpn , King ,
.Illy. Herman. Downing. Ovcrseth.
.
Charltnhlu Institution * .AnilorHon of
Clngsbury. Denton. Olbbi , Olson of Ynnk-
on llyan , Storlle. Jnrillno.
Highways and nrlduort-Olson of } nnk-
on. Michaels , MOSCHOII , Peterson , Uhoor ,
Jbbert.
Ilcsolutlanu were Introduced and pacued to
pread the message ot Governor Sheldon on
10 record of the house , and for a vote of the
ull body an the organization of the house
o prevent any future ( iiiEBtlon as to the
cgullty of the organization by the vote of
wa than a full majority of the house.
Adjourned.
In addition of Iho capltol removal bill , a
111 to protect t'aino was Introduced In the
It's Cold ,
Ami you need fuel. There Is one place In town
where you can get the famous CRNTUIl-
VIM < R COAT. , nothingbc.its It. J3.75 ptr ton.
CINHNNATTl III.Ol'K. . ! , . . . 1 75
STUKATOU III-OCIC 3 75
HAMILTON HCHKKNKD LUMP 3 K
is .MoiMis : LUMP 3 M
CO WAX NUT 3 Pw
CO I.FAX CHKSTNUT 8 75
COIIH ji.CU per ] oml.
All orilcra promptly Hlled.
WM. WE.LOH
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No. 8 M AIM ,
Tel. J2S.
YAUD-015 SO. MAIN STREET ,
Tel. 03.
Wo BCDil tlio French IltmcJy
CALTHOS rn-f. < n CM ) . Id ) .nil
Irpnl KunrnntrotlmtCAl.Tlcos will
STnl'nUcharKrufind Kmtulunm
CUItl ! Hprrrautorrbea , Vurlcucclo
and KI > TIHK l.o.t Visor.
Vie it and fay if satisfied.
VON MOHU CO. , 332 B ,
Sole Anrrlrtn JftoU , CUrltMtl , llbls.
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
CAPITAL , . . . 5100,000
\VC SOLICIT YOUIl 11USI.\ES9.
WI2 DLISinU YOUR COLLECTIONS.
ONE OP TUB OLDEST HANKS IN IOWA.
B I'lill CENT PAID ON
ATJD BEE Un OB WIUTE.
scnato today. This provides for a now officer
In every county of the state as game and fish
warden. The remaining scnato bills wcro
principally for ballot changes and for purity
of elections.
Governor Leo has appointed as delegates
to the good roads convention to bu held at
Orlando , Kla. , on February 2 : L. T. Nor-
mon of Togstad , Henry L. Terry of Vcrmll-
llon and N. S. Ilnsnn of Oroton.
'COLD HUSH IN TIIH ItLACK HILLS.
TliriMItlvnl TIMVIIH Spring ; Up nml
lid 1 1 run IH I'rc-inirc In llullil.
LEAD , S. D. , Jan , 9. ( Special Telegram. )
The excitement attendant to the rich gold
discoveries lately made In the Ragged Top
district , near thta city , continues unabated.
A pocket of ere was uncovered yesterday at
a depth of ICO feet la the Dacy shaft , which
nasaja over $24,000 to the ton. Three rival
towns Ualmoral , Preston nnd Ragged Top
have lately sprung up In the region of the
discoveries and tholr growth borders on tbo
marvelous. Surveyo have been made , and
the Burlington and Elkhorn railroads , In
< iucst of ere business , are preparing to build
branches to the district In question. People
are rushing thither In veritable droves and
every foot of ground , within a radius of five.
square miles , hca been located by prospector : )
hungry for riches. Old miners assert that
the Hugged Top country haa greater possi
bilities than any mining district In the
Illack Hllla.
Ac-crpl Political POMH. (
VEHMILLION , S. D. , Jan. 9. ( Special. )
PIcrro will claim three of tbo editors from
this city thin winter , wo go to fill various
capacities In and about the state capital , T.
II , Ayrrs , editor of Plain Talk , has already
commenced to feather hit * neat ea private
necretary to the governor. K. S. Oanforth ,
junior till tor of the Dakota Republican , has
accepted a position In the otllco of thentato
auditor , and will leave Saturday to begin the
work. P. M. Dalloy , editor of the Clay
County Kreeman , also expects to leave In a
few daya to act as ono of the clerks.
CnrrlcM ( hiCIIIICIIN. .
niSMARCK , N. D. , Jan. 9. In the repub
lican caucus tonlcbt Senator Hansbroueh
wnu chosen aa the republican nominee for
senator to succeed himself , thus assuring
liln re-oloctlon when the vote Is taken on the
mil lust. Tills result has bce-a conceded for
several days , all opposition being practically
withdrawn and the nomination wa made
unanimous tonight. The first vote was ;
Ilanabrough , 38 ; Kranclti , 1C ; scattering , 3 ,
Annual clearing ualo of neckwear at
[ Inches' tula week , any tlo In the house for
We. , , .
Men Made Over I
Any man sulTorliiK ( mm the effects of
lolllci nml executes rrrlorcil to perfect
health , iimnhuoil , nndlE r. Night lontrs ,
Or.ilnsnn.t omlMl'iMS c < M o nt once. Thn
Krrorinf Youth , I'rqjnntnro Decline. Lout ,
Manhood , nnd nil Hljeiuci and Wenk-
ncises of Mini , from whatever cnute ,
l > crnianontljriind privately cured.
SMALL , WEAK PARTS ENLARGED
AND DEVELOPED.
Ourrcffular SIOO wrkneo Pnrln Vltul
SpiirltH , a full month's treatment , lee
! " , ! * , * ' . " ' Vrva Jor " J"r ' ' " " ulv-
Miillod closolr rented. Cut tills out. It
nnlr nppcnrs once. Write nnir. tolav.
Till : IJll. AHCHASIUAULT CO. . Dcpt. 15
iioiiiin , M.I . , u. a. A. „
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AHSOI.U'rni.V Klinihe : ( powerful Dr.
Ilon'iiinn'H Vital lli-Htorallve Tabletx ,
with 11 lenul Kunrnntee to pennnncntlx euro
ION ! MtlllliiMHl , -lf-AI > llHiWcnlciuMN ,
ViirliMX'i-lfiMnjis forever .Murlit KnilNxloiiM
iiml all unnatural tlrnln ; epeedlly rentorcs health
anil perfect munhootl.
\Vc 1mvc fnlth In our treatment , nnd If wo
could not cure you wo would not fend our
medicine KUKI2 to Innnd pay when nitlKlk'tl.
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Kiilninnr.oo , Midi.
Searles ,
SPCCIUISTS IV
Nervous , Chronic
nnd
Private Diseases ,
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srxiMiu.
AH Private DUcaioB
i ml Dtaordcrnof Mea
Treatment by mill
SYPHILIS
Cured for llfo and the poison tliorcur'ily ,
cleansed from the system. l'IIES. FISTULA
find IlECTAL UI.CHKS , HYDHOCtSLEfl
and VAUtoU2L : < r } permanently anil suc
cessfully cured. Method now and unfailing
STRICTURE AND GLEErnssS.
By now method without pain or cutting- .
Call on or addrcis with stamp ,
Dr. Searlcs & Searles. " .
GKAND OPENING CONCEKT
ODD FELLOWS' TEMPLE
TIIU
FISK JUBILEE SINGERS
glvo their Inimitable musical enter
tainment In thu above beautiful auditorium ,
Droadway ,
COUNCIL UUJFFS , IA. ,
Under the auspices of tbo Young Men's
Christian Association ,
Tuesday Evening , Jan. 12
Doors Open at 7 O'clock ,
Commences at 8 O'clock.
Tickets CO Cents.
Reserved seats without extra charge at
A. A. Hart's Jewelry store.
DOHANY THEATER
Three Nliihti , Blurting I , , ' ' ' '
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Only Twin Hturu In the World ,
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I'lii-Niliiy . . CII-.1IH.\OKAU ( UHU
Price * , 15c , 2Sc , Ko and COc.
BcuU now on olu at Helium' driiK tlore.
JOUANY THKAT12II-
Two nlKhti , commencing KHIDAY , JANITAIIY
9 , the popular uctrcim , KUNICi ; UOODItlCU ,
und un excellent company , In the great lyondim
imcce , CAPTAIN JANUAHY. Halo optim
Wednesday mornlnir. ( loodrlch popular | > rlc n.
A ticket will mlinlt on lady free , If uccoin-
lanleil with nno jmld reierveil neat tlckil. Or ,
n other wordi , one paid reivrved neat ticket
will admit one ludy and eentleman , or lw r
adlti It purchased at tlm advance talt.