Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 12, 1892, Page 3

'HE OMAHA BEE. 3 COUNCIL BLUFFS, - OUIFICE: NO. 12 PEARL STREET. Detivered by Carrler to any part of the City 1. W, TILTON, - MANAGER. it et i i MINOR MENTION, N, Y. Plumbing Co, Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafu's chattel loans, 204 Sapp block. Mizpah temple No. 4 Pythiun Sisters, will give a bon bon or germun fayor suciable av K. of 12, hail tonight Thero will be an oyster tine social at the Bethany corner xteentt avenue and thisevening. Insurance or other solicitors who are now making loss than $100 per month +hould call on R. C. Booth, 4 Pearl street, Council Rluffs. This is worth investigating. A valentine social will bo given at Archor's hall, over Foster's drug store, tomorrow evening. Everyoue will receive a valentine. Admission, including refreshments, 10 cents. The Congregational ladies will give a Valentine social at the nome of J. (. Bixby A'hursday evening. Soms uovel and ente taining features are being proposed. [very- body invited. Eli Perkins, whois to lecture at the opera house next Saturday evening, will be greeted by a crowded house. The Aucient Order of United Workmen, under whoso auspices he appears, will generously give the proceeds to the Homo of the Friendless, and they are working zeulos to make the benefit a grand success. ‘The business men are re sponding liberally, many baying £10 worth of tickets, Those who want to laugh for a good cause will reserve seats promptiy. Reiter, the tailor, 810 Broadway, has all the lntest styles and newest goods. Satisfaction guaranteed. PERSONAL per and valen 1 ptist church- High street, RAGRAPHS. Dr. T. B, Lacey is in Lemars, Dr. W. A. Eilis of Silver City was a Bluffs isitor yesterday. Richard Wilbur, an City, 18 attendiug distric T, J. Kvans leaves Saturday for California, where hie will stay several wesks. Charles Baugon bas returned from o four months' trip to southern California, Mr. and Mrs, W, L. reiatives and friends Pennsyivania, Mrs. Jennio McConnell and Miss Nellie M. Robinson returned yesterday from a visit with friends in Chicavo, Dr. M. H. Chamberlin left Tuesday even- ing for Ohio, in response to a_telegram an nouncing the death of his mother. City Marshal J. L, Pempleton leaves this morning for Pacific City in_response to a telegram anuouncing the death of a cousin, Miss Rita Lorton of Nebraska City, Miss Campbell of Chicago und Miss Ablott o Marshalltown, are in the city, guests of tue Misses Farnsworth on South ' Eighth street J. G. Pedicord of Avoca was in the city yesterday, # guest of Sherit H He has been spending several weeks visiting rela- tives in Spokane, Wash., und is now enroute nome. attoruey of Mason U court. Bedison are visiting in New York and ill be well remem the Wells-Fargo kxpress company here several years ago, has vecently boen promoted to the positlon of genera ngent for tho samo company in New York. On the day of his promotion a bunguet was given in his honor at the Cosmopolitan hotel, New York, which wns attended by about forty prominent wwen in the employ of the company. We have our own vinayards in Califor nia. Jarvis Wine company, Co. Bluffs ——— Money to loan. Lowest rates. ston & Van Patten, Everett block. Oficers for the Co ear. Tho grand lodge of the Ancient Order of Jnited Workmen continued its session yes terday, the wain busiuess of importance be- ing the election of ofticers for the coming year. The balloting resulted as follow Grand master workman, W. R. Grubam, Cedar Falls; grand foreman, H. Howe; Muscatine: grand overseer, J. . Smith, Bur- lington; grand recorder, ‘L. O. Howland, Cedar Falls; erand receiver, William W jr., Washington: grana guide, H. Boone; grand watchman, W. I Harrison, Shenandoah: suprewo representa tives, P. 8. Towle of Clinton, L. O. How land of Cedar Falls, L. L. Hamiin of Des Moines. The session will be continued today, and it 18 thought wili not be completed until tomor- row. The question where the noxt meeting shall bo held will probably cowo up toduy Ottumwa, Muscatine, Dubuque and Sioux City have all sent invitations. Tuis evening a concert will be given in Dohany's opern nouse for the benefit of the Christian home, under the auspices of tue local branch of the order. John- the Mardl Gras! One fare, $31.45, for round trip. Tickets on sule Feb. 22 to 28, For particulavs call on O. AL Brown, ticket ngent K. C., St. J. & C. B. Tickets for Eli Perkins’ lecture, I'eb- ruary 13, are on sale at the drug store of O, H. Brown, Muin street; J. D, Stuart, Broadway: Iairmount pharmacy, Opera " At New Orl 5. the benefit of the Homo of the Friend- less. Buy your tickets early and get a good seat, Bleder, Yosterday noon the clothing store of L. Bie¢erman, at 52 Broadway, was closed up on a chattel mortgage which was placed on file a few miuutes hefore in the recorder's oftice. 'T'he mortgagee was the Council Bluffs Savings bank, and the amount was $3,600, being representea by two mnotes runming thisty days esch, onc of which was dated January 25 and the other January 27, 1892, The mortgage covered the stock, fixtures, book accounts and bills receivablo. About 8 o'clock in the afternoon ar assign ment was placed on record, transferring al tho property to O. H, Lucas as assignee for the benefit of the creditors, I'ne value of th stock 18 extimated st $18,000, tho stock in Biederman's store at Avoca, which is also covered by the assigument, at $,000, aud the Dills receivaple amount to §#450. Jarvis 1677 brandy, purest, safest, best. Drs. Woodbury,dentists, ne hotel; fine work a specialty, Walnut block snd Wyoming coul, frosh mined, received daily Thatcher, 16 Main. t to Grand Tele. 145, Sulng # Druggist, The case of J. 1. Wallace against C. M. ©. Stewart and F. M, Hunter is occupying the the e of Judge Tharnell in the district court. Stewart and Hunter enwaged inthe arug business in Mason City. Hunter came 10 this city and Stewart carried on the busi- ness alone., An account was run by bim with a firm in Ottumwa for about §700, which was assigned to Waliace. Suit was commencod against Stewart alone, but the latter filed an unswer alloging that Hunter was still a part ner in the concern. Hunter claims that he bad no interest in the firm after he came te this city. E. H. Sheafe hus eastern hand for real estate louns, Morchants and Manufacturers, A meeting of the Merchunts and Manu- facturers association was held last evening in the soutn room of the court house. A con- stitution and by-laws were adopted and & number of enthusiastio speeches were made, The committee that was appointed to work up & membershiv reported that the roll had been incroased from Sixty-six w0 soventy- pine. The meeting sgjourned to meet Feb- ruary 24, at wbich time the subject of @ pola storage warebouse wiil come up for con- Mideration, money on NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUEFS | Members of the First Baptist Ohurch Have a Lively Row. MINISTER HALL GOES FOR THE POLICE. But 1t Was Evidently a Blaffas N Api the Congre, With the Prayer Service Ofcers and ation When the trouble Hal of Council Bluffs and the Pirst Baptist curch, of which ho s pastor, was settied some three months ago it was supposed to have been settled for good The six or soven members who had been ac cused of fomenting aiscord amouw the mein bors woro allowed to leave the organization in poace, the salury of the pastor was raised €300 per annum as a token of the good will of the survivors, and all appearances indicated that the difficultios had beon overcome. But it was a mistake, Last Sunday night at the conclusion of the church services a special business meeting was called and Mrs. A, B, Crafts, Mra, L B. Crafts, C. J. MeNitt and Frank Compton were unceremoniously excluded from tho church, No prelimmaries had been taken and no charges had been preferred, so that the first intimation that the four unfortu uates had that asything was going to huppen was whou they were informed that it had airoady happened. They had & large num ver of friends and sympathizors in the chureh, Lowever, and a meeting of these was held Piesday evening at the house of one of them tolay plans for a campaign, Some of tho more hot hieaded ones wore in favor of excluding the pastor at once, but coolor heads prevailed and it was dectded to hold n ousi- 1ess meating at the close of the praver meot- ing last evening aud reinstate the four who had been exclyded. Special Supplication Needed, When the prayer meeting opened the room was filled o its_utmost capacity, ueariy 100 being preseat. Nothing unusual took place untila voung man_ named Shillington con cluded an exbortation by announcing that a meeting had been called in respouse toa pati- ton signed by three members, Messrs. 12 Wahlgren, H. Pothvbridgeand J. D. Stev- enson. +No such meeting shail be held in this voom,” said Mr. Hull; “tho rules of the church provide that a special business meet g can only be calied oy the pastor or the advisory committe Anotiier member immediately arose and vead an oxtract from the church rules in sub- stantiation of Shillington’s ciatm that the call was entirely logal. *No meeting of the church shall be held,” reiterated Pastor Hall. *“There are other rooms in the city where you ean hold your meeting, A meeting may possibly be leld, but it will not be a mecting of the church.” ““The meetiug will be held,” said seveval members simultaneously. The prayer meeting then proceeded, but it wns ovident that u good share of its spirituality had vauished up the tlume. At last Itev, Mr. Hall anuounced a hymn. after which he pronounced a benediction. As soon as the “Amen” bad passed his lips the con- gregation began to sit dowr Lot mourge all who love the chureh,” said the pastor, ““to leave the room at once. Lot the mob take charge of this place if it wiil. 1t will be only for a fow minutes, for we shall broak up this meeting 1f there are any polico in Covneil Bluffs, But th rson Wasn't in It Apparently there were not many present who loved the cburch, or if there were they did not choose to heed the pastor's advice. Up in front stood S. K. Henry, oue of Hall's supporters, and he took the frst step in be. half of the ‘pastor by ordering the janitor to put out the lgnts, Henry is one of the trustees, and the janitor hastened to obey his orders. One of the members followed him about relighting the lights as fast as they wereextinguished, the members of the different factions engaging in loud disputes all over the room in the meautime. No blows wero struck, but it was evident that the temper of every one present was nearing the voiling point. ‘At last the hubbub ceased suflicieutly so ihat un organization could be effected, and just about the time Harry Westcott' had taken tho chair Hall ana” Henry left the chureh, anuouncing that ail who did not wish 10 be arrested would better leave the vlace atonce, as the patrol wagon would be on tho ground as soon as it could be summoned. After the pastor and his friends uad left the church things cooled down considerably and the meeting went on in comparative quiot. The first thing was to reoinstate the four members who were excluded Sunday night, and this was doneunanimously. After a long discussion, in which the dificultics between the pastor and the members were aired at length, it was decided to lay the troubles be fore a council consisting of representatives from seven of the ueighboring Baptis churches and abide by the decision of this couucil, A committee was appointed to maico all the nocessary arrangements for tho holding of the council, it being_composed of Mossrs. Evans, Pethybridge, Barrett, Shil- lington and Welis, Somebody Must Give Way, It is evident from the determined stand taken by those who wero dissatisfied with Kev. Mr. hall that one of two things will be done, and that very soon. Kither Mr. Hall must go, or a large portion of the church will e excluded. ‘There were forty-five votes cast in favor of submitting the dificulties to a council, and from the remarks that were freely made on all sides it can be readily soen that no middle course will ve tolerated. It was supposed at the time that the threat of Hall aad his followers to invoke the aid of the police was a bluff game, intended to friehten the opposition into laying down their arms. Later developments, however, showed that the police were really sum: moned, but refused to come to the aid of the pastor, stating that it was none of their busi ness 50 long as nothing was done to disturb tho peaco of the community, — Swanson Muelc Masonic temple ———— Voual Music, Davis, teacher of voice ding. Lessons private. s at Grand hotel, Council between Rev. L. A Prof. T. W, and note re Call or adar Blufls, ——— Funeral of Patviek M he funeral of the late Patrick McCann will take place tomorrow morning from the residence, 012 Stutsman stveet. The re- mains will be taken to Weston for interment by an_escort of members of Abe Lincoln post, Grand Avmy of the Republic. The fol- lowing call wae issued yesterday All members of ‘Abé Lincoln post, No, 20, Grand Army of the Republic, are hereby no- ufied to uppear at post headquartors at 10 a, w. shaip, February 11, to attend the funerul of our late comrade, . McCann. All old soldiers and sailors are requested to be pres- ent. D. Maviny, 1’0st Commander, E. J. Assorr, Adjutant, The Boston Store, Council Bluffs, Ia., closes every evening at 6 p. m., unless Mondays and Saturdays, Mondays 9 p. aturdays 10 p. m. Fotheringham, Whitelaw & Co., Council Bluffs, la. On Monopoly's Trail, A bill, which has already been briefly montioned in the dispatches, bas been intro- duced in tho state senate by Senator Grone- weg of this district. 1t pronoses an amend- meut o the law which regulates the duties of the state railway commission, aud pro- vides simply that the word “'steam” in the original biil shall be followed by the words “and electricity.” If vassed, and it 1s suid its chances are good, theelectric railways throughout the stute will be put under the control of the rallway commissioners iu the same way that steam railways aroat preseut. Two apprentice nurses wunted at the W. C. A, hospital, corner Uth street and 6th avenue R Juryis wild blackberry is the bast Increasing the Membership A meeting of the board of directors of the Young Men's Christisn association was bhela Tuesday uight to talk over plaus for increas- ing the membershin. A commitiee consist. lug of L. C. Ewpkie, E. 5. Alles, W, H. Lu, | THE OMAHA DAI 125 pairs former men’s eall and buff congress, price $1.75 to ¥3.50, At go at goc, men’s eall bals and price $2.50 to #3, Now s1.50. 100 pairs formor congre: 200 pairs men’s oil grain congress, solid as a rock, Go at §1.50. Boys' same At ¢1.235. ring, Samuel Bowley A. L. Taintor was apvointed to canvass tho city, Twelve new members and eight renewals were reported for the month of January. Anemployment committee was apnowuted. consisting of W, W. Wallace, N. . Dodge and Henry Delong 1o assist young meu in finding situations. Cupid on the Warpath, Matrimonial things were livelv atthe court house yesterday. Murriage licenses were 1ssued to the following parties: Karl H. Kruger and Dora M. darmon of Otoe county, Nebraska; John S. Rishton and Emma J. Abel of Council Bluffs: Jason Harding of Crescent and Dora MeGinnis of Hazel Dell; Martin Straud ana Bfie O. Buck of North Platte, Neb.; James b. Samplay and_ Mar- guerite A, Dempster of Council Bluffs; George Eyburg and Lena Muss of Pottawats tamie county; G. J. Pubek and Clara F. Pubek of Omaha. The last named couple were divorced some time ago, out decided to reunite. The mar- riuge ceremony was performed at the Grand hotel by Rev. E. J. Babcock of St. Paul Episcopal church. Karl H. Kruger and Dora M. Harmon wero married by Justice Swearineen. The ceremony that united John S. Rishton and Emma J. Abel, both of this city, was performed at tho Congregational church, Rev. G. W. Crofts officiating. Martin Straud and Efio O. Buck were married by Justice Hummer at_his oftico. J. B. Swmpley and Miss Marguerite A, Dempster, both of this city, were married last evening at the residenco of the bride, 712 avenue Ik, Rev, L. A. Hall of tho First Bap tist chureh oliciating, The groom is the manager of the Postal Telegraph company’s affairs in this city. They will begin house- keeping at ouce at their home, 100V avenue I, A social and entertainment will be given by the ladies of Broadway M. E. church next Friday evening, February at Hughes’ hall. Admission 10 cents, refreshments 15 cents. First Ward Politles, “Is growing very interesting up our wav,” remarked a First iwarder yostorday. ‘‘The democrats feel that they have & sure cinch on Caspor if they nominate Woodward for alderman or alderman-at-large. Should we get tha nomination he would be supported by the - nsthey are personal friends. If bot i wominated it will be nip and tuck, 0s buw. are popular, owing to the interest they tuve taken in improvements. The first ward is more bent on getting ward improve- ments thun winniug political victories.” Cullis Wants to Stay. Ernest Cullis, charged with threatering to kill Mrs. A. Beach, was vesterday given o chance to plead guilty to the charge, be put under bonds to keep the peace, be released on his own recognizance, and then shake the dust of Council Bluffs forever and eteroally from his feet. He protested that he wanted to stay and stand his wial. He finally de- cided 1o take a change of venue to the court of Justice Cones. Willlams Bound Over. Frank Williams was givena hearing in police court yesterday morning on t1e charge of robbing H. F. Grifith of Lincoln, Grifith _identified bim as one of his assail ants, Williams admitted having been with Grifiith daring the evening at several Broad- way saloons, among them being the **Court " Ho was bound over to the erand jury, his bond was fixed at £00 and he sent to the county jail. His vietim is still in the city juil. Tore Down a Fenee, mothers, who lives on the Wight- mau tract, owned oy C. T, Ofticer and A. b. Walker, claims that . M, Nichols and J. F Kendall eutered his premises last Saturday and tore down a fence and removed 1t, te gether with two watering troughs, from the place, Kendall and Nichols were arrested, gave bonds in thesum of $100 and were released to await a trial, which will oceur next Saturday before Justice Hammer, - Thrown from a Cable Car. Henry Gibson, the printer and book manu- facturer, was thrown from a Dodge street cablo car Monday night by a conductor. As the rosult of the ejectment Mr. Gibson 16 badly bruised, The cause of the trouble between the pas. songer and conductor was that the night was cold and Mr. Gibson was riding on the grip car. He laid his fare on u seat near him and buttoned up his coat aud thrust his hands into his pockets to keep warm, When tho conductor came around coliecting fares Mr, Gibson told_him his money was “there on the seat.” This wouldn't go with the con ductor, who stonped the car'and threw Mr. Gibson into the street, -~ Try it Aga Married, divorced and ugain united, is tne latest sociul seusation in Council Bluff ‘The parties are G. J. Puhek and Clara J. Pubek, who were married yesterday morn- ing at the Grand hotel, after & few vears' separation. Puhek is of Cnicago, aud bis wife is a resident of Omaka, In this city she secured a divorce about o year ago., The cause for the uivorce was a misunderstaud ing they haa while residing in Chicago. Friends brought about u recouciliation, and now all are bappy. NONPARTISAN. Everybody Who Wishes May Join Boyd Celebration, Charles Ozden wunts to dispel the grow- ing impression that the celebration et Lin- colu next Mouday is to be a purely demo- crate affair. Heis desirous that everybody who thinks some recognition is due the re iustatement of Goveruor Boyd in oftice shall take part. To that end be issued the follow ing address last nigh HEADQUARTERS DEMOURATIC AL Codmirtee, Ouana, Feb. 10.--Owing to the large number of lettors of inguiry s to the program for the inaugural ceramonies 1o be beld ut Lincoln next Monday, the un- dersigued being uuable to meke response Lo each of them desires o state that every or- ganization, torough its chairman, should re port by letter immediately to Gen- eral Vietor Vifquain &t Liucoln, the pumber of wen it will nave in lize The railroads will give & one-fure rate from all places within & radius of 150 wiles from WILL BE in the Srate Cex LY BEE: FRIDAY FEBRUARY 12, 18¢ S. A. PIERGCE & GO, OF THR—= . GREATBARGAINSHOESTORE 100 N 150 pairs Jadies’ fine cloth top button, worth §2.75, Can have them at ¢1.75. 100 pairs ladies’ dongola button, patent tip, would be a bargain at $2, Go at ¢1.50 60 pairs ladies’ kid button, patent tip and plain toe, At ¢1.00. Misses’ in same At 75c. Smith & Staughton’s men's hox toe rail- roud shoes, the best on earth, bals and congress, 200 pairs ladies hand turn button in Prench kid and Dongola, this is an ele- gant lot of goods, former price $3 50 to 4.5, Your Choice for g2 Our epring stock of ladies’ Oxfords are now arriving, we are giving splen- did bargains in these goods at . 73c,81,81.25 81.50, $1.75,828$2:50 in Reliable Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods. Goods, [ain Street, Cor. First Avenue. Are the Leaders and Promoters of Hard Pan Prices ruary 10, to Make Room for our Spring Commencing FFeb- we shall offer: All our men’s Weo have a sooes, in kid, gor and $7 shoes At §4.50. larze stock of mis t, grain and enif, hand and muehine sewed and standard fastened, at 73c, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 & $2. sCrow All our ladies and $6 shoes At ¢4.00 In youths', children's and infants’ Boys' hana sewed calf button lioes we nave no competition. At ¢2.50 Keep this fact in mind we carry the largost stock in this city, and can and will give better value for the money than any house in western lowa. Boy s school shoes At 1, $1.23 and $1.50. Speeinl attention given to repairing. See Us at 100 Main Street, Corner First Avenue Lincoln and a rate of one and one-third fare beyond said limit within the state. ‘ihe line of the parade will fcrm at 1 o'clock b, m. sharp m order to bo in readiness to move at 2 o'clock p. m. sharp. All citizens, irrespec- tive of politics, are respectfully 'invited to patticipate. Cranies W, OGpes, Chairman, There was a well attended meeting of the Samoset club held last evening to make arrangements for the triv to Lincoln on Mon- Committees on trausporiation and were appointed. Jim Stephenson proffered tho use of his two tally-ho coaches and the offer was accepted. The coaches will bo sent to Lincoln for the use of the club during their visit. The association will leave the Union depot at 9:30 o'clock Monday morning on a special train. All the members of the club will be expected to meet at the New Boyd theater at 9 o'clock and maveh to the depot. The club will hold anothor meeting on Sat urday night to hear the reports of the com- mittees and make final arrangements for the trip. "hie Jacksonian Democratic club, which was announced to have held u meeting last night, will not meet until toulght to make arrangements ior the Boyd colobration. = = PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. L. J. Lynch of Villisca, Ta., is at the Mur- ray. A, lard. Charles G. Stecle of Norfolk 15 at the Mil- lard. G. B. Hall of Red Ok, Ta., is at the Ar- cade. J. A. Shick ot Columbus, Neb,, is at the Arcade. A. C. Hull of Fremont, Neb., Paxton. W. O. Reed of Missourl Valley is at the Dellono. . J. W. Hainos of Carroll, Neb., s a guest at the Arcade. Frank E. Parks of Lincoln is registorea at the Arcade. A. B. Hankoy of Alaa, Neb,, is stopping at the Paxton. William A. Carsous of Koarney is stopping at the Arcade. W. B. Humphrey of Lincoln 1s registered at the Millard: D. V. I Reed of Friend, Neb., is registered at the Delione. Judge W. H. Harnison of Grand Island stoping at the Dellone 2. Foster of Wayno, Nob., is a lute ar- vival at the Arcade. G. J. Kaelsback of Ashland, Nob, 1s stop- ping at the Paxton. J. H. MacCall of Lexington, Neb., is regis- tered at the Millara. Samuel Burns wes ticketed by the Bur- lington today for Chicago. William Grifin and wife of Hebron, Neb, are guests at the Murray. H. Herz of St. Gall is at the Murray. is on bis way to Australia. O. N. Nelson of Nebraska City was among the arrivals yesterday at the Paxton. J. E. Stauffer aud S. B. Reynclds of Grand Island ave sequestered at the Murray. Mr. Will Wrighter, postmaster at Shery dan, Wyo., is I the city tho guest of A. J. Reuck. Mrs. G. 8. Goula.returned to her Beiiwood oday becauso of the sickness of her 1. = Colonel C. Valontine, conrt sterographer with Judge Doone, is s Chicago. During bis absence the vacancy is being filled by C. W. Pierce, who is with Judge Harrison of the Eleventh judiciai distri M. J Groevy, traveling passenger agent of tie Union Pacific railway, went west today on a business trip. Mr. Greevy has the rep- utation among railway men of being one of the shrewdest passenger solicitors in_the business. He began servico on the Union Pacific in 1850 us secretary to J. W. Morse, general passenger agent, and has scarcely lost o day since. For years he was transfer agent, where ho did excellent work ana mado hosts of friends. After Mr. Morso left the company tho Potter management made Mr. Greevy traveling passenger agent. Tho young man has held his position by sheer merit, without the backing of influential friends through four changes in auministra tion, 5. Story of Pawnee City is at the Mil is at tho is He ————— LETTER LIST. List of lettors remaining_wnealiod for in tho post office for the week ending Februnry 11, 1892 Note-Partios calling for thess! lettors will say Advertised,” giving tha Hats atthe b Tiet, and tnguire for dow Touvold mistakes hava youf your street and number. PLEME A, Adair W Antrews 14 Anderson K2 Ande Archibatd G W 13 4 Baumgardser A Burry J H He 1 G Keck A BigOigaoa e~ poviek W ) Hresline J H Brown il B | Lrooks § Buck G Bugklo J A ense ad of the moat thehudies' delivery win- wall addressed to ERAEH Aduros G B Androws W Anderson | Anderson D Caito B Chentil 1, © Coukley M 1P Crawford B Crowe W 3 Dexter £ | ON Edwards dr D Ellcburg P ) Ellock J Everlam I ¥ Yarloy G 1L ¥ Flidle T Flanagon W M . Gusaway 1M Gallagher D fuson 121 Glbbons P Indwin K J biden 11 I oo J Gwynno Ke . Harnish M B Hamilton J Hopkios Ur A G Holcomb 11 W Hunt J 1 1. Davis T P Dunbuugh J P Dickson W © Elder W cklund ¢ Ellholts rey C F Falrweath 8 Fitzg p Fisher C -2 boune mr Fisber B Gary Gilbert B Gross B ER Hayes N Hawkins N ¢ Hills W A Houstin 8 Hogsn J Hale J 1 H Hodges J Wwiay W A duexer Lo Johoson N P Johnson Mr Jones AM Johuwon B Johason O Jumies ¥ Johnson K A Johnson € CUBE GOUGH CURE 1S A One Minute Remedy For all affections of the Throat, Lungs and Bronchial Tuyes EXCEPT CONSUMPTION AND 50 CENTS. For Sale by Druggists. o e—" KILLEIL KIDD'S GERM K MICROE 'OR--1 ur the microbe or ke: Ownhn: A — e K. Korrigan J Knott A G L wiess | wis A B na ¢ Kemper H A PPOM Klen | Kurtz 1 Levich Mr Letman W Lynn J W M. Maclay A P Ma Matthews | W Mu Mewhaster C 1 Me MonattJ 1 Mos, Moorehouse ACMo: Mollinhoft A” Murphy 2 MO, MeElroy MeKnight | Noonan D M . Mack J W Mastors J W Metzner S A Miller J W, Moorhead J Morgan D C MeCarthy D Mctregor G Metiath E D Nave Rev 0J Notte € Olsen ¥ P. Payne C 1 arker 111 Patterson wul J S < eterson A & J Plank ' W Powell W Rishel A B Ross 1 Rough ¥ O Rich F'T Hose O Rudorf K Richardson G O Robbins P 1L Kowe K Russell M M Sehnelder L Schafler G ShallenbargerMS SheldonJ W Sm Stivers C Swoet M Sawyer J D Schneider W Sherwood B Soggart Dr A Stover F W Swartzkofl Suswm Swans Thompson 4 J Thornton B Thomne B Thorpe B 1 w. watts T Whittnker D J Wilson ¢ Witmore J Woodrough J W Webster L C Y2 Tannus W hompson € O Webh J T Whalen 1 Wolf B Young W R Zimon B LADIES' LIST A Anderson mrs B B. Baxter mrs I R Britt mrs 1 Bargsham mrs A Patley mrs L Buckner K B8 Bell mrs W J Christner 1, Cooper mrs B F Cunninghaimn 1 Caldwell A Christensen mrs Cs Cox Crosba wrs Cuft mrs M D. Day mrs A Dougherty | Dyer mis 1 8 Dutcher mrs P L I Endsiow mrs Farmer mrs B Dingler mrs ¥ 1 Douglus 1T Dunlup K Eeklund L ens M Ewing N Farrer mrs M Fahy mrs B Forester mrs Gl Gates mrs J B Gibson mrs Goldensord Gutsehon B N . Harris mrs L 11 Hurnish mrs ME | Iurdgraves M Hernley A Holmes wrs 3 M Hoffman wrs WT T Johnson L Jones 118 K. Kennedy L, Kidd rs 1 Knowles wrs B L. Litton mrs M. Mather ¥ mrs Hawkins B AT Hawlin mrs C Huglund A Horrman mrs A Huft wrs C Janes mrad L K Johnson K Juitan mrs B Koting mrs N Kehoe mrs M Knowies M Kerns mrs § D Kielmyer L Larson L Lundgren 1, Marsdon B Mearn M Miller 18 Mikkelson mrs C M Montgo Miller mrs W B Mores mrs N Montogua ¥ ray wrs B MO “ulloch mrs BMeDonald wrs B MeManie J ~h Nilson M s L Nobr B O, O'Neill M P, eyton mrs RO 1 Netzner Nelson mrs Nickelsen Ohler mrs M K Onborn mrs J B tinglll mrs K ico wis M Husmussen A Mrs T Roberts Mrs E L Ruck M Scott M B Silbersteln Schunke A Mrs Smith Mis 8 G Nprague M Ftrong Mrs M) Banphard L B Shaw D Smith Mrs M D Sil Mra M B Steln O Strausberry MrsT Sawyer J M Taylor Mrs J Taylor Mrs Thowpson MrsM Thompaon Mrs & Updyke M Watsen M Wells Webh Mrs Welbler K Welel J Welser D Willlamson Mrsl Woodard © Wrikht G FOREIGN POSTAL CARDS. H Gudkowitz THIKD AND FOURTH CLASS MATTER Mre E Elilott Wescott Mrs B ITALIAN LETTERS Autonlo Sclilaro MIECKLLANKOUS. Victor Ol Co.. Unton Portralt Co Merchauts Produce & Com. Co.- 4 Co Ature Bros. Waters & ifo Bwith, Quibn & Kiigallon, Suith & W & Johinson, P. Conuolly & (o, P American Ringer Co., Mavager Atna Life . D. Novelty Co.—4, . B CLAWKSON, postimasier. | Deere, Wells&%o Agricultura! Implements The name of the bus- ness houses r | BUYER'S of buyers We recom ikt A thew the outh Maln 8¢ % i 1L Bluts, Russell & O, Connelt Blufts, ta. ~Manufacturers of- Fanu Fugines Cyclone Thresher Carey & Woodbury Horse Powers, Shugart §:64 03 Counell Blutrs, In ool Larkest Howse fn t Vallay. 20 to 07 Browdway, Coancil GUIDE KeystoneMfw.Co W. A Maucer Dugustte & €. | 1901 to 1307 S, Maln St Counell Bluits W us Bluffs, Rusel & 0, Job- Manufacturing | Confectioners. Luporter and Ver “rockery and (lassware | councit muts, 1a Weir-SingarlCo | Sanawienvreco | KEYY BROS, | Mige. | WHOLESALE shellers, | MANERS, . Bug- rindors, | Thay Presses, Bin. Sirries. Road Curta, Mowaers. Darrel Wobdsaws, Blufs, Jobbers of full line of Agrleultural tu- | Plements, vehicl Jobbars Nute n Warseills M, e B Western Bruneh House---Jobbers in Agricultural iplements. to Council Blufts, 1a Wholesnle and re. Flelt veds THkhest mark ol Drice pALd [0 seeiy Write for catalogue | F s of Imple ments, Wagons, Cnr Wice Coll Bugalos, Friond Pianters, ote. A Rare O/)/)ortzmitj’/ all slzes, Oarrluge v, ¥ Armers A I After 10 years confinement, [ am compellod through the alvicoo Physicians to change my business. as my health is gradually giving Knowing and believing that it willonly be ashort poriod when 1 be unable to shoulder the responsibilities of an indoor occupa tion [ offer my entire Stock, Iixtures and Goodwill for Sale! Having been established for 10 years and the only city of 35,000 people, this is one chance of a life tim anice, clean and profitable business should investig Opportunity fmmediately. This is strictly on for tne N ings, I ba sold ACTUAL COST. £300.00 worth of Studies AT LESS THAN COST. tures given away for the price of the frame. 20 Per Cent Dicount On all Frames made to orde Now is the time to FRAMES. For further particulars, call or address, CHAPMANS ART STORE. 15 PEARL STREET COUNCIL BLURFES, 10W THE GRAND HOTEL, . Counecil Bluffs, ART STORE in & To uny secking ite this nceve and I mean, just what I s N1 30 DAYS, ravings, Cabinet 1 . TFrom this dote 1 gonds such as Framed Pictures, | mes, Bumboo and Oak Basels, &+, will 100 £ BUY CHEAP lowa. LEAVES A DELICATE AND LASTING ODOR. An ldeal Complexion Soap. For eale hy all D=uuand Faney Goods Dealers, orif unable to procure this W rinl 8 10 25 centa in stampe and receive a cake by retorn muil, JAS. S. KIRK & CO., Chicago. SPECIAL-8handon Bells Waltz (the populsr Bocloty Waltr) sent FREE to anyone sending us three wrappers of Shundon Bells Soap. DR. MILES' NEW CURE e YOR THE— HEART. 1s a safe and rel bleremedy for Pal- pitation_ of Heart, aim in Side, Asthe ma, Short ireath, Fluttering, Dropsy, Oppression, Wind in Stomach, Irreg- ular Pulse, Chok ing Sensation Throat, Uneasy Shuvirt, Sensation in Chest, R. fannan Trangict CL gonoral banking busis Smothering Spels ness. Loargost capital und surplus of wiy bans reaming, Night- inSouthwestern lowa mare, &c. Get Dr. B INTCREST ON Miles' book, ‘New SPECIAL NOTICES, and Startling Facts,” FREE AT ALL DRUGGISTS, DR. MILES MEDICAL 0O, Elkhart, Ind, COUNCIL BLUFF 3, a Chas. Lun_kley’ OFFER the followint choles hirzalns in Funcernl Director and Undertakor. frultand vegetable lands: 57 ncres 80 rods 311 Broadway, Council Bluffs, north of the Chautaiaui grounds, castern Teliphone . slope, fine sprin s and fine sprinehrook, land R A, a8 DU AU very rich and dupted to friit, a " W. C. ESTEP, ew, modern, well-appointed, oughly well-kept, #3 a da E. H. CLARK, thore Prop. CITIZENS STATE BANK Of Counceil Bluffs, TAL STOCK.,.00eessse . SURPLUS AND PROFITS IF YOU bave ono of the foilowing SYMPTOMS, LOOK OUT! $150,00) 10,000 TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.....$/25,000 DiReC A Mitier, 1. O, Glowon, B L Lirt, J. DB fnandson, Charies TIM:Z DEPD3TS SR 1o by Kuhn & Co., 15th and Dougluy 2 acres on Grand wvenue, fi winduiill wnd fine grove; situited on Mynster proposed wotor ine. one anid ¢ 1t milen from Council BLuirs po<ioM e, Hucres of very cholve plowed lan | on Grand avenue, 1% miles from nostoltce 3% wiles from eity | quthutialiea; tine orchiars; & kreatbargiin Fiasy Leris W8 neres. choiee (Pt farn, 6 acros in blacks berries, ) yo PUTL LPos, 5,000 ¢ FiDe Vines House, hurn and outhuildinis, A very cholce burgain. 10 acres adjolning eity Uit 2-stor 0us e, good barn. orchiard. grapes and smafl fruits, - W. C. Stacy, Boom 4, Opera Hous block. Couneil BLufrs, Tu. WA s DALVS, iits; good FUNERAL DIRECIOR AND EMBALMER 14 N. Main, Couneil Bluffs, Le Duc's Periodical Pills The French re ots directly upon the generative org cures suppression of the menses. €201 throo for $, sud can b mailed Should not be used durinzpre :nancy. Jobbers, droggistsand the public supplied by Goodinan Drug Co., Vwal wd kitehen girl Jus Latner strect Mrs, Uty and Day & lands, houses, for sale or rent 1 Bluffs garden business blocks Hoss, .9 Pearl street, Counc Stockholder's M Notice is hereby glven that the regulur annual meeting of the stockholders of the South Platte Land company will beheld at the oftice of sald company, 1n Lincoln, Neb.,on the first Wednosduy 1n Misreh, 1862, belug the second of the mouth, order of whe Board of Dire:tors. R. O. PHILLIVS, Bocretary. LancoLx, Neb., Feb. 2, 1svz, Ko die M pting. several o for I gurdens fo 19 lowa farws andise to stocks of e Council Blufls pre ston & Van Putten 1OUNCIL BLULKT oney oo L loaos. W. A Wood & Co., 60 Ml