G THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAYFEBRUARY Jjjjl 1887.
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCUTBLUFFS
DWEENESDAY MORNING. F1J1I , 23.
OFFICE , WO. 12 , PEABI * STREET.
Delivered by carrier In nny pftrtof the city at
twenty cents PIT week.
H. W.TJLTON. - Manager.
TKI.EPHONK3 :
BnsiwrssOrnci : , No. 13.
NiatiT EDITOR No. 3.
MINOH MI2NT10X.
N. Y.lMumbins Co.
New spring Roods sit Ilcitcr's , tailor.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will
ftivo n bull on St. 1'iitrick's day , March 17.
A boom has struck Crescent City.
Three deeds from there were presented
for record yesterday. They were dated
in 1872.
J. W. & 15. L. Squire's abstracts arc
giving peed satisfaction.
Colonel and Mrs. Swan cnlnitaincd tlio
Harmony mission social last evening at
their residence on Stntsman street.
Permit to wed was yesterday unruled
to Jell'D. Harris and Amy K , ( iromj , botli
of Weston ; Charles Sclmoor and Ada
Kchultsi , both of lliis county.
The city council meets this cvonlne to
consider the levee. It is expected that
arrangements will bo completed to-night
by which work will commence at once.
Kciter , the tailor , yesterday received a
line line cf new goods.
A novel social entitled "a pancake so
cial , " was given by tins Episcopalian
ladies vesterday afternoon , who worn on-
tertaineU at the homo of Mrs. J. K. Mey
ers.
ers.The marshal is preparing his annual
proclamation commanding those who
have thrown aslie.s in the alloys toro- _
move the same at once. The spring
cleaning should coir.mcnce early.
( JeorgoV. . Thompson & Co. , real estate ,
No. 105 Main street.
Tliu district court convenes to-day. It
Is expected that the saloon injunction
cases will come up in some form. There
will pohahly be many a battle of tech
nicalities before the end comes.
Mrs. 11. S. Torwilllgcr and Mrs. Huber
cave n reception yo tonlay afternoon to
their lady friends , at the home of Mrs.
Terwilliger. The affair was an elegant
one in all its details , and the number of
guests large.
The masquerade given by Abe Lincoln
post last evening proved a great success
and very enjoyable. The veterans never
do things by half and the public responds
promptly to appeals for help for the relief
find of so worthy an organization.
On Thursday evening1 everybody who
'
wants the whole world' should be at the
opera house. "Tho World" is sajd to bu
the tinest spectacular drama which lias
been presented here this season. The
popular actor , J. / . Little , will be sup
ported by a largo company.
A boy named Vince Urown , living at
No. Mil ) lienton street , made a sad mis
take in taking a drink of wh.it ho sup
posed was pure water in the composing
room of the Kvening Herald. Jt proved
to be a jar of lye , and the first taste so
burned the boy's month that he will .sutler
from the effects for some time.
D J.V. . Peregoy was yesterday presented
with an elegant cano as an indication
that ho had not been forgotten by A.
Hartnoy , the proprietor of the i'argo
house , at Denison. Mr. Hartncy built
the track of the driving park here , and
was for a long time connected with the
management , in which Mr. Peregoy has
been so actively interested.
Last evening the "Naiad Queen" was
again presented at the opeia house as a
benefit to Prof. Millcnr. Mrs. Rolf took
the part of Queen and won much praise
by her charms of voice and manner. The
audience seemed quite as enthusiastic
over the entertainment as though it was
presented for the lirst time.
All orders from real estate brokers for
job printing will receive immediate and
careful attention at Pryor's UEE job
ofhco.
_ _
Best grades Iowa soft lump coal , ? 3 per
ton at yard ; fcUO delivered. C. 15. Fuel
Co. , ODD Uroadway. Telephone 130.
Joined In Wedlock.
Yesterday afternoon Frank Wassor-
man , of Omaha , and Miss Addio Fox , of
this city , were joined in marriage by the
Rev. G. W. Crofts , pastor of the Congre
gational church , at the homo of the bride ,
No. 700 Washington avenue , in the pres
ence of the immediate relatives of the
contracting parlies. The newly wedded
couple left for the south on a two weeks'
tour.
The groom is a prominent young man
of Omaha and is highly connected.
The bride is the eldest daughter of
Colonel John Fox and is well known and
highly respected.
Mrs. J. H. Hamilton , of Neola , is re
ported as dangerously ill.
J. T. Ueem and wife , of Marenpo , arc
visiting Mrs. lieom's sister , Mrs. W. 11.
UllttH.
Henry Snar nnd wife , and son Ed , to
gether with Mr , and Mrs. Joseph Klein ,
nave gone to Kansas lo start in the stock
business.
Captain Overtoil returned from Texas
for n stay over Sunday , and went back
yesterday. While hero ho looked after
liis mission , preaching two sermons to a
crowded house.
Elmer Shugart , son of E. L. Shugnrt ,
has returned from Uellevno college , suf
fering from n severe accident which
befell him while coasting. Ono side of
his head is budiy bruised , and ono ear
injured so that there is some doubt about
r the hearing over being fully restored.
To Contractors and HulldcrH.
Proposals will ho received by thonndor-
Bigncd until the 23u of next month for the
building of the now Catholic church.
, Finns and specifications may be seen nt
' - . the pastoral residence , The right is re
served to reject any or all proposals ,
li. 1' . McMi.NOJiv : , Pastor.
Ash Wednesday.
This is the first of tlio churches' Lenten
fast of forty days. The services of St.
Paul's Episcopal church will bo of un
usual interest this season , und are as fol
lows :
Ash Wednesday 10:30 : a. m. and 7:30 :
p. in.
Sundays 11:00 : n. in. and 7:80 : p. m.
Tuesdays 5 p. in.
Wednesday * 7:80 : u , ni.
Thursdays 5 p. in.
Fridays 5 p. in. %
1IOI.Y WEEK.
Dally Morning 1'rayor 10:30 a. in.
Wednesday , 'lliursdny and Good Friday
7:80 : p. m.
Kastcr Eve ( Saturday ) Baptismal Service
6j ) . tu.
f EABTIUl PAY.
t r > Service , Sermon and Holy Communion
10:80 : iv. ni.
Children's Festival 7:30 : p. m.
Tlio apostolic rltu of continuation will bo
ndiiiinlbtercti on Sunday , Much 18. Prepar
atory lectures will be delivered oypry Wednes
day evenlne. Persons desiring Instructions
Will please band their names to Die rector nt
once.
t
If you want a situation leave your
mime at the ollice of the American Dis
trict Telegraph company , No. 11 North
Main.
Miss Mollie Corcoran , dressmaker , No.
Til Mynttter street-between 7th and 6th
Itmets.
THE NEWS IN IDE BLUFFS
Snddon Derangement of a Obicago Merchant
While at Ono of the Hotels.
THE POLICE FINDINGS.
The Bnlcs of Dirt Keep Up A Family
CouslneU Out or
and ClotliliiK I.cn-
icn Services ,
I'onncctl Upon By Police.
Olllccre Hose and llcswick found a sus
picious acting fellow hanging about thu
city nnd tracking him lo the colored tliyo
kcjit by "Texas" , about 2 o'clock In the
morning , arrested him. Ho gave liia
name as Harry Fox , and claimed to bo a
detective , or encased in some Mich work
temporarily. He claimed to hall from
Logan , and declared that ho did not go
into the house for any illegitimate busi
ness , but simply to see if there wnstunan
there whom he was hunting for. As ho
appeared to be a rather harmless individ
ual , ho was allowed to depart with a bit
of free advice from Judge Aylesworlh
about avoiding the appearance of evil.
Olllccr Qulnn , of the transfer loi'cn ,
has ever an eye out for sharpers. Ho
saw a young man hanging about an el
derly ono in the depot , and when he saw
the elderly ono give the other a ten dollar
lar bill , he interfered. It appeared that
they were chance acquaintances. The
elderly man was waiting for the train for
Kansas City , and was rather mellow.
The young man had taken fifty cents of
tile old man with which to buy a hottlo
of whiaky , but had returned it saving lie
could not get a bottle for that. Then the
old man gave him : i $10 bill , the young
man to bring back the bottle and the
change. It was at this point that Ollicer
Quini' stepped up , put the old man on
his guard , and caused the young fellow
to return the bill. A little later when the
old man took the tr.xin the young man
was still hanging about him , trying to in
duce him to stop oil'and come "up town ,
and take in the sights. Then the young
fellow was arrested on suspicion of being
a confidence man. On heing brought be
fore Judge Aylesworth yesterday morn
ing , lie claimed that lie was a barber ,
named St. Cloud , although the olliror
had liis name as Charles Bunion. Ho
claimed that lie was at work in Thomas'
shop on upper Itroadway. He said that
ho expected his wife to arrive from Des
Moinus , and that lie went to the depot
to meet her and was there arrested. He
claims that his wife , to whom ho was
married a month ago , has been living
with her folks near Siihwjy. The judge
assured him that it seemed quite certain
that lie had played at least one cotili-
dence game , and that the country girl
who he had thus captured was doubtless
viclimi/cd into the marital transaction.
Ho caused the young fellow to be put
back behind the bars until the police
could examine into his case a little fur
ther.
Captain O'Hrion , at a late hour of
night noticed a young man just board
ing a coal car in the \Vabash yards , lie
pulled a revolver , made the fellow throw
up both hands and march to the station.
He was there booked as William Corbet
and cliargcd with larceny of coal. The
case was dismissed yesterday , it appear
ing that he was simply trying to jjec over
to pursue his way through tin yards to
get a train.
A young man giving his name as Me-
Crea , claiming to be a barber , was
brought up yesterday on a charge of
vagrancy. He is said to got drunk every
time he gets a dollar , and to have an
noyed the police a good deal. The night
before ho had applied at the station for
lodging , claiming that he had lo&t the
key of his room and was not able to got
in , and had no money in his pocket.
He was allowed to go under the judicial
threat that the next time lie was found
loitering about ho would bo given some
thing to keep him busy.
The Heal lustato Ocnln.
The feverish condition of the real estate
market has subsided , and a healthy ,
growing condition lias taken its place.
The amount of transfers each day is now
averaging $ -10,000 lo $50,00fwilhno | large
deals to make up the amount. The fol
lowing were liled yesterday :
John U Coruatly to 11 P llofftnayer , eX sw
X o , -n-Sl.coo. .
11II Mctcalt to W W llanthorn , lot 0 blk 20
Kccrs'-Sl.W.
J T Oliver to J E McOeo , lot 13 Glendale
extension SIXX ) .
John Uoliany to J K McCIeu , lot 12Glemlalo
extension Sim
J K McOeo to II A. Hlaino , lots 12 and 13
Glcndale extension Sl.'iio.
S Itussell to It S Giles , V-A acics nw > {
nwtf. Bl , 75 , : ! ! > . West ctffk--S5. : !
J II UtuiotnIi8 toV 11 Urary , lot 5 blk 11
ilavllss' ! M-Si.OOO. ;
Charles HauKhan to J Q Anderson , lot 2
blk IS Hayliss' 1M-S'J,500.
C K Stiles to h U Knipkic , ( trustee ) lot 2
bik 13 , llyatt's-87,000.
George U Klce to J U Cassady , lot 18 ,
Elder's odd-STOO.
G M Uodiro to Simpson Oolcdgo , lot 12 , blk
17. Urers-SlOO.
Saimici Haas to 11 Z Hans , ' so,1nw ) / ,
S4. 75. 44-S7.000.
A \V Covalt to Ida H Reeves , lot 2 , sub of
32K , O. I'-51,000.
\V \ P Webbter to James U H'co ' , cast 41 feet
lot 4 , blk l . Grlmcs-Si,000. !
Henry Nlppertto Henry Frcrto , nW no'/
and swk no X. 30 , 77 , 40-S'- ,700.
K T Urynnt to 1,11 hasollo , lot 7 , blk 20
Uryant & C-SHOO.
E 0 Cole to T1' Klchmond , lot 3 , blk 10 ,
MII1-S ,6UO.
K K Cook to C K Friedman , lot 3 , blk 1' ,
Curtis it U-8400.
W \V l-'anuim to James Clement , lots 4 , 5
and 0 , blk 1'J : lots 1 to 15 , blk 14 ; lots 10 to 23 ,
blk 10 : lots 10 to HO , blk 20 : lots lOtoUO , blk
all In Urown's . .
23. Mib-S3.m.
II K I'ahnor to C K ilayue , lot 20 , blk 11.
Kiddie's , n c-8100.
1S MosskT to 1) Goldstein et al , lots 15 and
14. blk 14. Heers-SStaaa.
Henry Metcalf to Caroline IJownian , lot 5 ,
blk .is , Kvorott'H SSOO.
S Theodore to H J Darnell , lots 7 , S , 15 and
10 , blk 03 , UliUllo's-gbOO.
Household.
Household furniture and stove for sale
cheap. Call to-day after 10 o'clock , at
No. 527 Fifth nvc. Z. T. LINDSEV.
SUDDENLY CKAZKD.
A Chicago Merchant Goes Stark Mail
While * Stopping Hero l 'or u Day.
Yesterday there arrived at the Pacific
house a line looking , middle aged gentle
man , accompanied by his wife and a
young lady , they registering as A. U. Stevens -
vons nnd family , of Chicago. They were
assigned to a suite of rooms and at
tracted no special attention until in the
nitcruoon , when the most unearthly
screams were heard and the noise of a
terriblestruggle. Mrs , Stevens had gone
out on a brief errand , nnd when the help
of the hotel hurriedly went to the room
they found Iho door locked and heard the
cries of the young lady for help. Hurst-
ing open the ddor they found that the
man was stark mad and stark naked. In
his wild ravin'gH he would doubtless in a
few minutes more have killed thu young
laity , had not help arrived as it did.
Tin-re was a terrible struggle before the
insane man could bo controlled sulll-
ciciitly to prevent him from injuring
himself or those aconnd him. Ho had to
bo thrown onto thu tloor by force and
held there , it requiring four or live strong
men to handle him. After a little ho
calmed snlliclcntly so that with caution
his clothing was got on , and then ho had
another raving spell. The police ofllcers
were sent for and they had quite a strug
gle with him , and had finally to put irons
on him. The return of the wife seemed
to calm him somewhat , but it was not
deemed safe to release him from the man
acles lest he should have another of his
raving spells. It appeared from the
statement of Iho ladles that Mr. Stevens
is a Chicau" coal dealer , whose homo is
in _ ono of the suburbs Washington
Heights. He has been in rather poor
health of late , ami rccenlly attended a
convention of dealers of his lino. Ho was
absent several tl.ays and on his return
homo complained that during his nbscnco
ho had been unable to sleep any. From
that time ho acted strangely , nnd
from his talk it was feared
that his mind was ail'cctrd ,
but not seriously enough to necessitate
confinement. His physician recom
mended a change of climate and so it was
planned that they should go to Denver
They were en route thither and stopped
over here for the day. The sudden out
break of the n'ontal malady caused a
change in the plans , and with an attend
ant tlio family started back to Chicago
last evening. The case caiuscd quite a
sensation in and about tlio hotel , mil the
excitement did not deaden the sympathy
felt ami e.\pres = ed for the family , and
especially for the wife , who as a stranger
in a strance city had this trying ordeal.
When yon are in thu city stop at the
1'aeilie house. Street cars imss the tloor
every lificcn I'linutcs for all the depots.
Meals 50 cents.
If you want wood sawed or coal carried
call at the ollice of the American Dis
trict Telegraph company , No. li North
Main street.
At t'.ie Paciiic house you will save from
50 cents to $1 per Uay. Try it ami bo
convinced.
L. B. Crafts & Co. , are loaning 11101107
on all classes of chattel securities at one-
half their former rates. See them before
securing your loans.
Substantial abstracts of titles and real
estate loans. , J.V. . & K. L. Squire. .No.
101 Pearl street , Council Bluffs.
Too Mnoh of n Cousin.
A day or two ago a stranger called at
the homo of L. A. Stewart and intro
duced himself , speedily worming ins way
inlo the confidence of the family by his
claim of being a cousin. He pretended
to bo engaged in building telephone lines
and while attending lo aome important
business in this city thought he would
call. He disappeared as suddenly as he
came and with his disappearance there
followed the loss of30 in money and an
overcoat. The cellar door had been
broken open and entrance thus gained to
the house during the night , and suspicion
points to tlio cousin as the burglar.
Tempcrauco Ijccture.
Elder Joseph Smith will deliver a tem
perance lecture in the Salvation Army
hnll on Thursday evening , the 21th in&t
under the auspices of the Independent
Order of Good Templars. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
The new Quick Meal stove i a
"daisy. " Smooth steel top , .steel frame.
* > Vo guarantee every one. The best stove
made. Cole & Cole , 41 Main St.
Dresses cut and lit , 7M Mynstcr ,
If you want help of any kind , cither
temporary or permanent , call at the
ollicoof the American District Telegraph
company , No. 11 North Main street. Tel
ephone 170.
Klectric door bells , burglar alarms and
every form of domestic electrical appli
ances at tlio New York Plumbing Co.
' "TlH True , 'Tis IMly , nnU 1'ity 'TlH 'TIs
True. "
Parents lot their children die with diph
theria and putrid sore throat in scarlet
fever , when ten years' ( rial has proven
beyond a doubt that Jolleris' diphtheria
prevention and cure will save every case
without the aid of a phvsician. For sale
only at No. 21) ) South Eighth street , Coun
cil Uluft's , Iowa , or sent bv express on re-
oeipl of price , § 3.00.
Pacific house is Hie' nearest holel lo the
majority of real estate ollices in the city.
$2.00 per day.
Dr. Hanchett , ollice No. 12 Pearl street :
residence , 120 Fourth street ; telephone
No. 10.
CRESTON HOUSE
The only hotel in Council Bluffs having
Fire Esoa/pe
And all mo 'cm ' improvomvnu.
215 , 217 and 219 Main st.
MAX MOHN , Prop.
12. S. ItAEt.\iTT ,
Justice of the Peace ,
< I15 IKroatlwiiy , Council { { lull's.
Refers to any bank or business house in
tlio city.
Collections a specialty.
JOHN r. KTO.VB. JAC01I SIM B
STONE & SIMS ,
ATTORNEYS- -LAW ,
Practice in the State and Federal courts
Rooms 7 and H Shuiruft-Iiuiio lilonk.
Ni.r.v nuiiKi : , or.omn : \ \ : nr.u-irr
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
SO4 liroadwan , Upstair * ,
Council Jtlufft ,
N. SCHURZ ,
Justice of the Peace
Office over American Expreis.
XL. RICE , M. DM
/V fi/v / Or ether Tumors removed without
biu/bir *
the knlfoordrawliur of blood.
Or r thtiiy years practical experience.
No. 11 J'earlSt. . Council muffs.
O. B. ALLEN ,
EngineerSurireyQriMap , Publisher
No. 11 North Main St.
Cltr and cnuntr main of cltloi and counllei In
tCiternIonaNcbrutkaaud Kunui.
GVL ! ! ENGINEERS.
Geo. S. Miller & Jj1. II. Tobey ,
Civil * ENGINKEHS.
Ofilco over 1st National Hank , cor. Main
and Uroadway.
If you want eptlmateg or plans for bridge
work , foundation , sswera. grading or survey
inland platting , call upon them. All work
elvau vrompt attoatlon.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ppcclixl advertisements , ruch as Tx > st , Found
5oLonnFor Bnlc , To Kent , ftimto. Hoarding ,
etc.Tvlll liolnporto.l [ n this column nt the loir
rntoof TUN CKNTSPnitl.tNK fortlionm Inter-
Ion nnil Five Cent ! 1'cr Line f or cncli subsequent
Insertion. Lonvo advertisements nt our office
No. 13 I'cnrl street , no.ir Uroadwny , Council
UluCrg. ,
WANTS.
A few cnorKCtlo cnnvnR'ors for
WANTRH
Hill's Miitnml Dig money. No. 600 liroad-
way , li. Dolison ,
" \\7'ANTK1) Woodvittscrs nnd conl carriers
to loiuo their names fit thoolllcoor the
American District Telegraph company , 11 N.
Main et.
\yANTUD-A good Klrl at No. 221 Vine street.
WANTKH A flvr-room honso , conveniently
arranged for small family , near as jnnsi-
lilo to I'aclllo huuso. Address by letter , O.J. ,
Ilcoolllco. _
l0li UH.VT-liriro front room. No. 714
JL1 Mynstcr. I'urtitslieil or unfurnished.
1j > OH8AIiK fi'J Bores choice land , ono mlle
' eouth oust ( if I' . P trimmer depot nnd
ono and onc-lmlf mllus southwest of the KOV-
eminent Imlldlnir. Hare chnnco for a syndi
cate. Apply to 11 , Shoemaker , 2U , Harrison M.
" \\7ANT1JD A good plrl for Konornl hoiiso-
T work. Inquire 10'J Poiirtli strout.
FOHSAlii : Atn bnrKiun , BJ > ncrot with line
ltni > iovciiienl , pv | inilos i'a t of ' 'oiincll
IllulK 1'ilcoUm nnd all the tlmo needed. In-
qiilriMif T. W. Vim Clover , Council lllturs.
If taken this wren A flvo room
honso on Tllih avonno , near dummy
depot. Tim street , sidewalk and lot Illlrd to
crude. Price SUM. I'.usy terms. Address
Lot , HeooMlcc , Council IJIuira.
W. C. STACY & CO.
J..V
50 acres of beautiful laud on Broadway
inside the city limits , at ? 5UO per acre.
22 acres 10 rods from Broadway , jus
outside the city , ? 3,5JO.
Improved farm 5 miles noith of the
city , $10 per aero.
100 feet at junction of Main and Pearl
streets , very low.
Lot 50x111 on South Main street
! ? 125 per foot. i
Large list of acre/ property on Frank
lin Avenue.
n
Improved farm of 30 acres joining the
oily limits , near Grceiulalc at ? * ' per
acre.
Improved farm of 177 acres , 2J miles
ca-it of the city for i50 per acre.
80 acres U miles out at ? 00.
7 20-100 acres with $1,50 ; ) dwelling , cor
ner of Franklin ami Lincoln Avc. , tor
$ 1,500. This is a uomui/.a.
Large List of Cheap Lots.
Residence and Business Prop
erty.
Acre Property and Farms.
At Very Low Prices
W. 0. STACY & Co. ,
Real Estate Brokers ,
JVo ft , Ulain .sf , , Council lilnfl's.
K J'JZ.
WL. . BIGGS ,
Justice of the Peace
No 501. nroRihvay , foundl UlufTs.
JlcclioiiH n frijctinlty. Refers too e
Horses and Mules
For all purposes , bought and sold , at retail
nnd in lots , Large quantities to select
fiom. Several pairs of fine drivers , bin-
glc or double ,
MASON WISE ,
Council Hlnfls.
Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards
Urouuwuy , Council IDulls.Opj ) . Uuinniy Depot
0
_
Horses and mulct , kept constantly on
hand , for sale r.t retail or in car loads.
Orders promptly iilled by contract on
short notice. Stock sold on commission.
SIILUTKU & HOLEY , Proprietors.
Telephone No. 111.
Formerly of Kcil Sale Stables , corner
1st , avo. and 4th street.
FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY ,
1514 Douglas St. , Omaha ,
ttEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN.
Ladies buying a $5 hat or bonnet , one fare
will be paid ; Sio , icund trip ,
OFFICER & PUSEY ,
BANKERS
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA
People's Store
Henry Eiseman
AND CO , ,
Announces the following bar
gains in the several departments
for Monday and Tuesday
A 2 inch Gros ( Jraln Black
Silk , good value at $1.50 , at
$1.00 PER YARD-
A 44 inch Black Cashmere ,
goo \alue 1 at ifl , for
75cPEB YARD.
A line of now Spring
all shades and colors , good value
at ! ? 1 , for 7oc per yard.
103 pieces calico , gootl value at
5c anil ( ie , fortfe and 4c per yard.
50 pieces Lonsdalc make mus
lin , good value at 10c , for So per
yard.
25 nieces 50 inch linen table
damask , value at 70c , for 50.
100 ilo/.en ladies' black and
colored cashmere hose , good val
ue at ? 5c , for 5Cc.
A job lot of embroideries from
2 to 7 inches wide , value 25c to
50c per yardat , lOc to U5c per yard
50 dozen medium 'weight un
derwear , "merino , " good value
at 7oc and $1 , at 50c and CO.
Another invoice of our cele
brated 2.1o and We muslin under
wear , has just been received.
A FINAL
Of Our Remnants of Fall
and Winter Dress
Goods.
ThcEO goods arc of suitable tex
ture for early spring wear , and
buyers will find it to their inter
ests to purchase fiom these , as
they arc sold regardless of coater
or value to make room for our
sprmj : importations. Those rem
nants must go as wo have no
room for them.
, 316 ,
, Council
Mailorders and care-
fully Attended to
20 ACRES
Of the most beautiful land on the Mnimwu St. Car Line
DSECGKH :
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.
A Little over One Mile from the New
Union Depot ,
For Price and Terms , call oil
BALDWIN & TROUTM ,
506 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa
_ = . . _
Farming Lands in Iowa , Minnc. ota , Kansas , nnd ranging from $5.00 to
JIO.OO per aero. School ajul state lands In Minnesota on SO years' tune 5 per
cent interest. Land Buyers fare free. Information , etc. , given by
No. 555 Broadway , Council Bluffs , Iowa , agent for Froidriksen & Co. , Chicago.
E. W. RAYMOND ,
REAL ESTATE ,
13 NORTH MAIN STREET ,
First National Bank Building , Council Bluffs , Iowa
Vacant Lots , Laudx , Cit > / Jii'tlciiccfi and Fuvins , acre pronci-ty In
iccatci'ii jdrt of city. All sclllmj dicti ) ) to make room for winy stock.
H. P. OFFICER ,
Keal Estate and Insurance Agent.
Jiaoin .7 , oi'cr Ojjlccr < 0 bank , Commit Jtluj'n.
M. P. SEARS , s. r. SEARS ,
Omaha. Council Bluffs
Sears' Real Estate Agency ,
Taxes paid , loans made , rents collected , investment made for
non-residents.
PACIFIC HOUSE , - - COUNCIL BLUFFS.
VanBeuren ,
DOUGLAS & . i.ttii STS.
177 feetsontli front , on Dodge Et , block 1 ,
Kllby 1'iaco. 13.601.
OjxiriO , cast fiont , I'liimoiitar 1'Jaco , II ,600.
\i \ corner Ion * , llarlom I.uno , each n. " > 0.
1 a-fiucrulntB , ( Join 111Illluntu , rJ 0-f(00. (
4 lots , Jlnrdutto Court , eiioh f 100.
& loin , illvhland 1'ark ( for all ) JI.200.
A dillny lot , IHIUIO \ Soldun'H and , f 1,800.
Corner In 1'oltor'g add , f 1,400.
-'ft lota In I'nrk i'lnou , 1,000-11.500 ,
11(1x174 ( , on Hurl i-t , ulioup , J4.m
CO ft sontli tront.lnrKo - t-tory liouso , largo
barn , O ildwcll at. , only { 4r > 00.
Udx-J50 , facing mil and Ibtli sta. , 1 liouso , 10
rooms : Iliou > > o4 rooma , barnetc , , lotx of fruit ,
rents lor ftli per montli , < blorks sou tlio I' vlu-
duct , I7 , ' > 0 ,
1 1-5 acres , nlco liousoU miles from I' O.sold
f 4K ( ) wet tli of berries luM your , only lll'M ,
10 lots , llcdfoid I'lacf , JBOO-f 1UOO.
Kino lot , Diipont 1'lacv , JW30.
House and lot , llawlliorno , f 1.000.
llouso and lot I'juk I'Jaco. tiK ) .
y lots Orctiaid Hill , botli f ltJO. )
Wxi6H. ! : ! Uth St. . tKni. ) (
KWiMJ , Iminovud corner on California street ,
3 iots'Tbornuurg J'laco , $000-J'J03.
K st front VutfH A ; Itoud. f 1 'UU.
Jxits in Harlum 1,11110. f 75.
fi < ! vIIIeouth front on Jackson near 15tli tt. ,
f 10 000.
G lots Hamilton at. . J-.OOO to 12,550.
Lot 45x135 , Boutu front ou Illondo near 2th
St. , noiv bouse , fS.COO.
llouso nnd lot Walnut Illll f 2,000 ,
Ifroununtquickimluof your projierty list
with Van lleuroii.
EDWAED KUEHL ,
TUe Oracle of Omatm , belter known a
819 South 10th Street , Omaha , Nob.
Maguterof I'almyMryundCondltlonulUt. Will ,
vritn the aid of oucU one's Quardlan Spirit , ob
tain tor unyono a vloxr In ( ha I'AST uivl Hit )
PHESKNT , aad on ceitttiu conJitlom In tb
THEATRICAL
WIGS ,
BEARDS ,
Grease
Paints
irrc.
' , The Finest I in
' ported I.IIIB ( if
( ioodn Wbil of
Mrs.C. L. Gillette's
HO , SOOMalu Street , Council Bluffs , la.
Army Supplies.
Decor UUAIITKUU ih-uu'H : OFIICE , I
Oiniiliii , Null. , Feb. 1 , IW > T. I
Honied innpoualH In trliulcuid will be received
nt tlilsofllco until 11 u , in , , Krlilay , Kobruary
KMIbS" , at which tlmo they will lie opened In
the probnuca lit blildeis for vovorninont nup-
piles of thu following kind :
Htatloncrvclocku , lamps , wlcka anil Klnbo ,
Inn ilrai e , clmrco.il , lumber , 8ad < ller'uuiiipllea ,
' ' ,
I ihlH tfivlnjf iiiiintltlu9 | and olliur Informiitlon
furnlsliol upon appllcntlon. llugt iiuallty of
urilulon re'iulrod. rruferenco t-lvoii to tirtlvlea
of cloiiHistlo prodiiction ,
HldilernRrorciU | < ) stid to attach copy of tlio
udvertucmcnt to their bldB
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