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THE' OMAHA DAILY IKF/R : FttTTTAY. A PUTT , 1. 1887 '
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCMTBLUFFS
OFFICE , flO. 12 , PEARL STREET.
Ctllvciid by carrier In nny pnrtof the city nt
twenty cuits per wook.
II. W. TILTO.V , - - Manager.
TK'XPIION'ES :
Bcpmr.pp Omcr , No. 43.
NICIIIT KUITOK No. a.
MI.NOll MENTION.
N. Y.PIumbing Co.
New spring goods nt Roller's , ( nllor.
tieorgu W. Thompson &Co. . real estate
SouV. . C. Stacy A : Co. , No. 0 Alain , for
bargains in real estate.
To-day is the one on , which some of
the collectors will bo foolcil , if 1:0 : one
else in. \
Leave to marry was yesterday given to
James. II. Heed and liully Green , uoth of
Otnalm.
The Crystal mills arc undergoing 01110
repairs , uiii ! sonic important improve
ments are being made.
An electric light has been hung on
liroailwiiy near the corner of I'onrth
htreet , to add .still more to the attractive-
nc > s of the .street at night.
The funeral of the late Alexander II.
Harris will take place this afternoon at
2 o'clock Iroin the family resilience , cor-
nor of Pierce : uut First streets.
Contractor Moore will begin on the
leyec attain to-day if the weather pur-
mils. Jt will take about live days more
to put on thu liiiishing work of leveling
it oil1 , ete.
The new police and fire alarm wns
being thoroughly lesled , though not
formally and ollicially , yesterday. The
boxes all came right , ami there bccmcd to
be cause for criticism.
The HIK : yesterday stated by mistake
that the evening train of the Chicago ,
Milwaukee & St. 1'aul road left at ? ; : ! ( )
o'clock It should have read the St. l'aul
train of the Sion.v City & Paeilic road.
Those who have been spending their
time predicting that high water would
prove a dampcncr to tlie boom so far as
the western part of the city is concerned ,
have gone to croaking about something
cl o. With every loot of even the bottoms
toms as dry as if the Missouri never got
on a high , the people ot Council Bluffs
have renewed confidence in the future.
The DCS Moincs Register is to have anew
now literary editor. The old one got
fooled last Sunday by publishing as the
production of some new Iowa root , the
well known "Hannah , " written some
time ago by Trowbrulge. As soon us the
mistake was discovered thu lunk , long
haired young man went out to hunt for
another job.
A carpenter named Gilmore was before
the police court charged with beingdrunk
He stoutly maintained that he had not
imbibed , unt the ollicers swore btraight ,
nud he had to take the consequences.
For the lack of ready cash he declared
lie would go behind the bars , and if home
of his contracts su lib red he intimated that
some one besides him would have to
make the loss good.
Last winter Oiliecr Rose found Neils
Anderson in the street , sleeping oil'a
drunk , and freezing to death as rapidly
s possible. He got him to the -station
where he was thawed out ami taken
homo. Yesterday ho appeared at police
headquarters for the first time since
then. Ho came after his oll'ecU. He
showed up as the cost of that night's
spree one hand with four fingers gone ,
mid thu other with two gone.
Every sunny uftcrnnnn thern nri > In bn
cocn a dozen or so rather healthy-looking
follows sitting on the steps of the First
National bank , taking lite easy. Still , it is
almost impossible to lind a man to saw
wood. The bank folks occasionally se
cure a rest for thu steps and clear the
way for customers to < ret into the door
by pouring water down the stops. This
renders them rather damp for the gentle
men of leisure who congregate there.
The largest oil painting in the city is
that which will soon bo hung on the walls
of Uudio & Yennwino's now billiard par
lors. W. W. Chapman framed it yester
day. The painting is six feet by eight
feet , and has been framed with an eight-
inch gold leaf moulding. The picture
represents some captive women , after
the fall at Khartoom , their savage cap
tors gleefully chatting , while the women
show great distress. The oriental land
scape in the distance is also a tine bit of
worK. Some features of the painting arc
very finely done.
Just Ilccolvcd.
Twenty head choice , fresh milch cows ;
will sell the calves with them or not.
Enquire at county clerk's ollice , or No.
900 Bancroft street.
For aero property , residences and busi
ness property call on vV. C. Stacy & Co. ,
No. U Main street.
Personal I'nrngrnphN.
G. I ) , Jennings , of Essex , is at the
Ogdcn.
John Johnson , of Spear Fish , Dak. , is
in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Loonus returned
last eveniiu : from Chicago.
Mr. J. M. Lane returned last evening
from a three weeks' visit to Milwmikcc.
James O'Neill and wife , with the
"Monto Cristo" company , are at the
Ogdou.
J. J. Brown and wife returned ycstor
day morning from Chicago , Mrs. Brown
having been on a visit to New York.
lowans at the Paeilic yesterday : C. H.
Harris , J M. Uillis. of Bartlett. la. ; A.
Urecntntiyer , of Hamburg ; Will Kear-
villo , Minden.
K. L. Squires is enjoying himself hugely
on his western trip. Ho is visiting Salt
Lake , Denver , taking trips into the
mountains and gaining health and picas
lire. Ho will DO absent six weeks or more
longer. _
Iron World ) .
The BEE some days ago noted the fact
that Mr. Ugden , of the Cooper iron
works , Mt. Vcrnon , Ohio , was here no
collating for the Hondric foundry prom
iaes. Tlio deal has been closed for $18-
000 , and an entire block adjoining it also
being bought. The foundry and machine
works , with such a backing , will bo in
creased greatly , making a great enter
prise very valuable to the city.
J. W. & E. L. Squire make beautifu
Abstracts of title , and deserve the success
they are enjoying.
Brick.
Wo have 200,000 good brick for salo.
THOMAS ( JitEKN & SONS.
Money to loan on real estate. Counci
Blufl's Heal Estate Loan and Trust Co
Room l > , Everett block.
Miss Mollie Corcoran , dressmaker , 71-1
Mynstor street , between Seventh and
Eighth.
a
Sherraden is still making cabinet pho
tos at $8 per do/ . , best finish. Crayon 01
India ink life si/.o pictures only $10. Uy
F. M. Woodward , artist.
Garden hose 8c to 22o per foot at Ncv
York Plumbing company. Every fee
guaranteed.
Star sale stables of Cou neil Bluff ; ,
The largest stock of horses and mules
west of Chicago , which will be sold at
wholesale or retail and satisfaction guar
anteed.
Call and see the stontc of horses and
"mules ut Star Stables before purchasing
Iscwhero.
PLANNING FOR FACTORIES ,
Council Bluffs "Wants to See the Wheels
Qo Wound , "
THE WABASH ROAD IN COURT.
Frnnk Jlnwnrdl Itccnpttircd AVrltN
Against Mitulcti Drunk
Shops "Monto Cristo"
Ijttut Night.
Factories.
The wonderful advantages of Council
HI nil'-1 for manufacturing numerous arti
cles , and for distributing them when
manufactured , arc being pressed upon
the attention of those who have capital
and experience in such linos. The out
look is quite encouraging. Council
lilull's needs factories , and the factories
need just such a point as Council Ulnll's.
Among the enterprises being planned
for is a cigar box factory. There are a
jarge number of cigar factories
in the territory naturally trib
utary to this city , and they are now go
ing as far east as Wisconsin in order to
secure boxes. The cost of getting boxes
from such a distance is so much greater
tnan the cost of getting in the lumber
especially for this purpose , ut > d then
making the boxes here , that those who
have examined into the matter declare
there is a rich chance for some one to
start in this line. What is needed is
home one of experience to take hold of it.
The move for a starch factory is still
being considered. There is no question
but that such a factory could lind no
bettor location in the whole country than
right hero. There are men who are
ready to put money into the enterprise ,
but the delay is caused by the lack of tin ;
rltrht man to manage such a factory.
Some correspondence1 is going on with
parties cast , and it is hoped that it will
result in the securing of such a man as is
needed.
That Council Mlull's is to have a large
cash and blind manufactory shortly
there seems little doubt. Parties from
the east are here and have selected the
sight and mechanics are figuring on tiic
construction of the building. As soon as
it is an assured fact the parties' mimes ,
location and other data of interest will be
made public.
Dr. Hanrhctt. oilieeNo. 10 Pearl street ;
residence , I'-'O Fourth street ; telephone
No. 10.
Contractors and builders will find it to
their interest to get prices on lime , ce
nont , plaster , hair , etc. , from Comic
lilull's Fuel company , 53U Uroadwa
Tclcphono 180.
"Monte CrlHto. "
The audience gathered in the opera
ousc last evening hud a treat indeed ,
amcs O'Neill has appeared here before ,
nd in the same play , by which his name
as become so familiarly associated witli
hat of "Monte Cristo. " Dumas' won
derful novel has been dramatized in vari-
us forms and has been presented to the
rmbliu by a variety of combinations.
Thirteen different companies have been
> n the road at one time playing thu
'Count of Monte Cristo. " They have now
dwindled down to two or three , and of
hose James O'Neill , with nis support ,
itands foremost , llu is the proprietor
of Fechtor's adaptation , and this is
ertainly superior in many re-
uects to all others. There have
: > I > PII some changes made within
the past two years. The spectacular
ballet and carnival scenes have been cut
out , and the drama strengthened. Now
scenery and accessories have been added
this season , so that the play was never
presented in so pleasing and striking a
form as now. Of James O'Neill little
iced be said. Ho is an artist. Ho is won-
lerful in his strength of manliness , com
bined with such tender pathos , lie enters
so naturally into the character , is so at
home in it..and yet gives such grand out
bursts of passion , as to render his pre
sentation remarkable on account of the
variety of ability shown. O'Neill is also
an actor with brains. He shows that he
intelligently grasps the conceptions , and
is far Irom being an imitator.
The company is one of more than or-
dmary ability. J. W. Shannon , as Nor-
tier , merits special praise , lie was one
of the original vast. S. Miller Kent , who
took the part of Albert do MorcelV , has
been with the company three'years , and
J. H. Shcwell , as Caderousso , is also at
his best , having played that part for two
years patt. Arthur Leclurq , who for
four years has been the stage manager ,
took the part of Danslars. It is evident
that the statement that O'Neill had a now
and inferior company is evidently idle
talk. The Mercedes of Miss Grace
Thornu was a wonderfully effective per
sonation. In fact the company through
out was a worthy support to so brilliant
a.star as O'Neill.
The company appear again this even
ing , and from the looks of thu diagram
it is safe to predict a full house.
Star sale stables for mules and heavy
draft horses.
Death of William Welch.
At 2:20 : yesterday raorninc , after a
week's illness , William Welch died at his
homo of erysipelas of the brain. Last
Wednesday the deceased complained of
an aching in his body , and particularly
a pain in the head. It was expected that
it would wear away , but instead the pains
became worse , and on Thursday ho was
compelled to take his bed. Ho grow
constantly worse and death finally ended
his suffering. The funeral will occur at
the Catholic church Saturday morning at
0 o'clock , the funeral procession leaving
the late residence , corner Tenth street
and Fifth avenue , at 8:30. : Thu remains
will bo laid to a final resting place in the
Catholic cemetery on Walnut Hill , east
of thu city. Friends are invited without
further notice.
William Welch was born m county
Galway , Ireland , March 31. 1837. He
was therefore just fifty years of ago at
the time of his death. At the ago ot fif
teen ho left the "Emerald Islu" and
landed in Canada : from their ho went to
Michigan , where lie worked in the copper
mines of Lake Huron. He was married
in Michigan to the wife who survives
him , at the ago of twenty-seven. Sixteen
years ago ho came to Council lilull's ,
where ho has resided ever since. Ho had
been successful in his life's battles and
accumulated a sung competence. He
had been for several yours proprietor of
the store adjoining his homo , also a coal
and fuel yard on Main street , and one of
the hack lines in the city.
He leaves a wife , four sons and two
daughters to mourn his sudden demise.
The sympathy of a largo circle of friends
is extended to the boruavud family.
Ilnck from the West.
John W. Paul returned last evening
from the west and reports quite a boom
at Denver but everything very dull at
Ogden and'Salt Lake City , the principal
business in t he latter city being the pros
ecution of "polygamous" saints who are
indicted , lined and sentenced at the rate
of one to three per dny.
Mr. Paul was agreeably surprised
when ho saw the truu state of alfairs on
the bottoms and stated that the danger
of future overflows was entirely over
come and predicts a steady and perma
nent advance in all classes of real estate ,
and added further that much credit is
duo Mr. T. J. Evans for his push and en
ergy in building the levy. , . .
Hallway
Sonic Important questions have been
iiibniitted to the federal courl at this sess
ion , in regard to the Council Blnfl's & St.
Louis branch of the Wabash system. It
will be remembered that soaio time ago
the whole railway was sold under a mort
gage. The questions arising since the
division of the road arc varied. One of
the most important is in regard to the
equitable division of the rolling stock ,
which amounts to hundreds of thousands
of dollars. Another question is in regard
to the interest the railway has in the
Union elevator hero. Then there were
some small judgments against the road ,
and some questions arose as to tiie pivy-
ment of the c. The matters have all
been taken under advisement , except
one case. That one is thu judgment ob
tained some time a o in favor of Sum-
ners , for $1,600 , for damages by being in
jured in an accident. The receiver was
ordered to pay this claim. The insurance
money on the hotel burned at Stanlmry ,
Mo. , is aNo in litigation , as to what part
of the road is entitled to it. In fact the
Wabash has had a full share of the litiga
tion al this term of the federal courts.
Norman llorspH.
Two line Norman stallions for sale or
trade. Address K. B. Shields , Logan , la.
The 1'nrlnr Itctinltt.
Last evening the hospital fund concert
was held at the. residence of John N.
Baldwin. The following was the. pro
gramme :
Duett "Say Once More I Love Thee" . . .
. Don izette
Miss MciUel ami Mr. I. M. Tieynor.
Recltatlon-U.uli.ua Kiietchle . Wliitticr
.Miss Joyce.
Sonata A llccrn- ndante . Orle
Misses Hotsloid and Olllcer.
Song Die.ims . Sticle/.ki
Miss Pusey.
Sola Viulln Sou\enlrdu lndn..Lconaid !
MNs Hello Untsfnul.
Duet UriTtlntrs . Abl
.
Recitation An Italian Love Sonc .
. Anoiij moils
Miss Nellie Hatcher.
SOUR Only Once More . Molr
.Solo Violin a. Uraillo Song . D.mbu
b. .Mi/oui ; kl . Wleuiawski
Miss Belle Jintsfont.
The company gathered enjoyed the
programme greatly. The entertainment
was throughout of a high order , 't ho
local musicians acquitted themselves
creditably , but the great treat of tlto
evening was the violin playing of Miss
Belle Botsford. A modest little maiden ,
only seventeen , and yet handling the
bow .so skillfully as to excite the praise
of the oldest erities. She certainly has
the touch of an artist and is of the
Remenyi school , putting soul into the
notes , accurate yet not mechanical. The
expectations of those present were high
on account of the enthusiastic press no
tices given her elsewhere , but she sur
passed even these.
A Familiar N'nnie.
The difficulty between Hans Christo-
ferson and Charlie Allen occupied much
of Justice Sliur/'s attention yesterday.
Allen had Hans arrested on the charge of
threatening to .shoot him , claiming that
Hans had pulled a revolver on him and
chased him out of the saloon. After
waiting for the witnesses to appear to
corroborate Allen's statements , and there
being none on hand , Hans was djschaged.
The charge against Allen , of disturbing
the peace , was tried and Allen found
guilty and lined. A good bit of advice
was given him free , to the effect that he
should keep out of these difficulties , in
which lie lias of lain been so prominent.
The Udvico costing nothmcr , Allen will
probably not value it as" highly as he
should. The courts and ollicers have
been very lenient with Allen , and his
friends , who are many , have attempted
many times to crct him to change his
mode of life , but ho seems Ins own worst
enemy , nud about the only enemy he
has.
has.L.
L. B. Crafts & Co. , are loaning money
on ail classes of chattel securities at one-
half their former rates. See them before
securing your loans.
Minden Must Dry Up.
Yesterday writs were issued against the
saloons ut Minden and the property
owners. The writs were against Frank
Steinhart , Peter Ehlers , Paul Jones ,
Thomas Grunan and H. Dorchcr. Deputy
Sheriff O'Neill went- out last night to
servo the writs. Minden has been wait
ing to sco what Council Bluffs saloons
were going to do. Now that the enjoined
saloons hero have sot thu example of
obeying the writs promptly and squarely ,
Minden will doubtless do likewise. No
difficulty is apprehended m causing the
saloons to close there.
A Kiln In Custody.
The other day a Dos Momes constable
arrested hero Frank Howard , wanted in
that city for forgery. On the way there
Hovyard made a jump from the train and
made good his escape. Now comes the
news that ho was recaptured near DCS
Moincs , and is now safely in custody.
401. 4O1.
Our customers can now find excellent
selections from our late purchases of line
silks and spring and early summer
DUY GOODS.
Our line of CAUIT.TS is the largest and ,
wo think , the finest that live of the best
markets in the country afford.
It will give us plensucr to show our
many customers and friends these now
and fresh attractions.
1)O NOT VUKGKT THE I'LACK ,
NO. 401 BltOADWAY. CODNC'II. BUJKl'S.
HAUKNESS BUOTHKKS.
Mrs. C. A. Tullis , a crandnicco of
Daniel Boonc , died in Litchlield , 111. ,
recently. Before her marriage slio was
Cynthia A. Boonc , and she was born in
Kentucky in 1705.
EnRllHlunen Who Contradict.
The oldest member of her majesty's
privy council is the Ht.-Hon. Viscount
Evurslcy , G. C. B. . aged ninety-two. The
oldest duke is the duke of Cleveland , K
G. , aged eighty-three. Thu oldest mar-
qnis is the Vur.v Uev. the marquis of Don
egal , aged cighty-sevcu. The oldest earl
is thu earl of Albomarlo , aged eighty-
seven. The oldest viscount is Lord Ev-
ersloy ( who is the oldest J cor of the
realm ) , acred ninety-two. The oldest
baron is Lord Cottesloo , aged eighty-
eight. The eldest member of thn house
of commons is the Uiirht Hon. Charles
Pelham VilhorsjM. P. for the southern
division of the borough of Wolverlmmp-
ton , aged eighty-live. The oldest judge in
England is the lion. Sjr Henry Mauisty
of the queen's bench division of the high
court , aged seventy-so\en. The oldest
iudgo in Ireland is the Hon. Fitzhonry
Townscnd , LL. I ) . , of the court of admir
alty , aged seventy-six. The oldest of the
Scotch lords of session is I he Hight Hon.
John InglisLordGloncorso ( ) , lord justice
general , nged soventy-scven. The oldest
prelate of the Church of England is the
Right lluv. Richard Dnrnford , 1) . D. ,
bishop of Chichestcr , aged oijjhty-four.
The oldest prelate of the Irish Episcopal
church is the Most. Usv. Itobert B. Knox.
D. D. , archbishop of Armagh , aged
sovonty-nino. The oldest prelate of the
Scotch Episcopal church is the Uight
Kov. Charles Woodsworth , D. D. , bishop
of St. Andrews , aged eighty. The oldest
baronet is Sir John Buckwortli Kerne
Chlchestor , aged ninety-live.
GREAT REMNANT SALE I
DURING THIS WEEK AT
HEN'RY ' EISEWAN & cesS :
S STORE
Thousciuds of Kenmants to be slaughtered at most any
price. Short onda from one yard to a dress pattern.
They must go , wo don't want them. "We have no room
for them , so come and take them away. This is a great
opportunity for mothers to supply themselves with good
materials at a nominal cost for children's dresses. Come
THIS WEEK for Kemnants in all departments. Hem-
nants of Silk ? , remnants of Velvets , remnants of Plushes , '
remnants of Dress goods , remnants of Wash goods , rem
nants of Prints , Percales , Shootings , Muslins , Chavoits ,
Tickings , Shirtings , Flannels , Lace goods , Ribbons , Em
broideries , in fact all remnants in each and every depart
ment in our house must move this week.
Don't ' Wait Until It Is Too Late
Ee on hand This Week and get the first pick. Every
remnant is marked in plain figures and number of yards
and the price. Ample room for display and competent
salesmen will be in charge of this great sacrifice sale.
HENRY EISEMAN & GO'S '
Nos. 314,316,318 , , and 320 Broadway ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
To AVntor Consumer * .
All water bills are due April 1st. The
Council Hlufl'sCity Waterworks company
will allow n discount of 10 per cunt on
nil quarterly water bills paid at their
oflice , 552 Broadway , before April 10.
IlAllKY BlIIKINllINK ,
General Manager and Chief Engineer.
Council Blulls , March 29 , 1887.
Contractors , let Cole & Cole figure on
your tin work and hardware. _
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Spccla ! advertisements , such as Lost , Found
7 o Loan , For Sale , To Kent , Vtants , Bormllntr ,
etc. , will bolneertod In this column nt tlio low
ratoof TKNCENTSPEK LINE forthoflrnr Inset-
Ion and fiveContirerLlnoforcach subsequent
Insertion. Leave advertisements nt our olHco
No. 12 1'carl street , neir llroaJwuy , Council
UluDs.
WANTS.
FOH SAL ! ! Complete plant and equipment
for H. It. bridge work , consisting of T
pile drivers , carpenters tools , tents , beddlnK
and boardlnK outfit for 1M men. In peed re
pair. Now stored at Chcnenno , W. T. For in
ventory nnd terms address No. 1.1 , N , Main St. ,
Council Ululla , Iowa.
TJ10H BALE A good seromMiftnd delivery
-C WHKOII , cheap. C. H. Hmith , No. 610
Broadway.
B1OII KENT Furnished rroms with board
543 Hill street ; also day boarders tuken.
FOUND A new pair of kid gloves. Owner
can secure same nt lice ollice.
WANTED Laundry gill to do pliiln washing
and Iroinnv. Also nurse girl , nut younger
than 15 , at Tiicinc house.
"IT10R HRNT Furnished front room ; fti per
month , No. wj'j Mynstor st.
FOH SALK-Muslo and sowing machine busi
ness , lORBtuer with small stock of holiday
goods and WH ! ) paper , ( ioodtown and country ,
Bood location , cheap rent , profitable buslnuu.
Invrico * ! , to 1.5'JO. Would take part In
Council niulTs real estate. Address A. L. Man
ning , Uuulap , Iowa.
Star Sale Sfabfes and Mule Yards
UrondWHy , Council Uluffs , Opp. Dummy Depot
.
Horses and mules kept constantly on
hand , for sale nt retail or in car loads.
Orders promptly ! Hlleil l > y contract on
short notice. Stock sold on commission.
SIILUTEU & HOLKY , Proprietors.
Telephone No. 114.
Formerly of Keil Sale Stables , corner
1st. avo. and -1th street.
TIIE TROTTING STALLIONS ,
DR. ARCHIBALD
( Standard No. 2015) )
Sired by Almont No 33 , and
REGISTER ,
Sired by Tramp No. 303 ,
Thcso stallions will make the season of
1887 attho
Driving Park
For particulars inquire of or address
WADE CAUY Council IJluffii , la.
NEW SPRING STOCK
CARPETS
Curtains , Upholstry ,
Window Shades ,
Poles , Door Mats , Rugs ,
Sash Draperies , Etc , ,
ARRIVING DAILY.
Mail Orders Carefully Filled. .
- )0 ) ( -
Our Mr. Stockert Superintends
All Work.
COUNCITBLUFFS
CARPET CO. ,
405 BROIDWAY ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , : : IA.
jv. sviruitz ,
Justice of the Peace.
D. H. McDANELD & CO. ,
.
| K Ubllibod 1SU3.J
. . .
No. 20 Main Street. ; : i Council Illnffi.
AM > ICALK1 ) IN
HIDES , TALLOW , WOOL , ETC.
Announce ! ) that Ills stock of
Finolmported SpringMillinory
In Choice Shapes of Hats & Hounds ,
Together with a
Lar < ieLlnc of Xoveltlcsln Fancy Ma
terials Is now Jtcadit for Your
Careful lnnpei'tlon.
1514 Douglas St. , Omaha.
Horses S Mules
For all purposes , bought and sold , at retail
and in lots. Large quantities to select
fiom. Several pair * of fine drivers , sin
gle or do'ible.
M OH WISE , Council Bluff
GARDENERS AND FRUIT GROWERS.
Choice Property at a Bargain ,
Fifty Acres Choice Land Adapted for
( iiinloiiing anil Fruit ( trowing.
About twenty acres of the tract is set to
nppln orchard which is in bearing , and
to all varieties of choice small fruit and
vineyard , divided as follows ;
Till ] VIMiAKI : i
Proper contains upwards of live acres.
The vines are thrifty and in bearing.
Between three and four acres are well
set to choice varieties of blackberries ,
raspberries and strawberries.
Till : AIM li : OKC'IIAlil * .
Contains more than 1,000 trees in bear
ing. In addition to tlio above enumer
ation are a largo numbers of choice
plutiiSjClietTV nnd other fruits , also shade
and ornamental trees surrounding the
buildings.
iAit < . * i : com.iiomous iiorsn ,
Ordinary barns and other out-buildings.
Thosoil'i ? of excellent quality for gard
ening purposes , being a deep black loam
and is a warmsouth Mopc.and is altogeth
er tlio most attractive and desirable of
anything within business distance of
Omaha or Council Blntl's. With tlio new-
bridge completed across the Missouritho
property is not irvcr thirty minutes drive
from the Omaha postollieo. Any party de
siring a choice bargain should apply at
once as , if not sold within the no.\t two
weeks , it will be withdrawn from the
market. _
For Prices and Terms Apply to
GOLJ8Y ,
MASONIC TEMPLE , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
A. If. 1UCK. E. W. ItAYMOKD
RICE & RAYMOND ,
Real Estate Brokers ,
No. 13 North Main Street.
Lower Floor First National Bank Block ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
TELEPHONE NO. 239.
Real Estate
Vacant Lots , Latuls , City Residences and Farms , acre property In
western part of city. All selling cheap to malic room for spring stock
R. P. OFFICER ,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
JRoow It , over Officer .C ruscy's banh ; Council Jtltiffs.
YALDABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY AT AUCTION
1'roperly Situated on the Corner of I'earl Street and Sixth Avenue ,
known an the
CRACKER FACTORY PROPERTY ;
WILL UK
Sold at Auction on Wednesday , April 20(11 ( ,
H. H. INMAN , Salesman ,
CROCKERY ,
LAMPS , GLASSWARE ,
FINE POTTERY.
1'i-lccn reru 1-ow ,
W. S. HOMEK & CO. ,
JVO. 23 MAJM ST. ,
COUNCIL ItLUMfi , : t IA.
FINLEY BURKE ,
Attorney at Law.
504 Broadway , Up Stairs ,
Council
OFFICER C PUNEV ,
Council JJluiTs.Iowa.
Established 1SJT.
ir. L.
Justice of the eace.
No 501 Hroailwuy , Council Uluflii.
Coellctions a specialty. Refers to tlie Hcc.
C. B. ALLEN ,
Engineer , Suryeyor , Map Pyblisher
JYo. 11 yorth Main St.
City and county mapp of cities and cqundei
lu wu&torn lowii , Nvlmuka and Kaueat.
STONE & SIMS ,
- Attorneys at Law ,
Practice in the State and Federal Courts
Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Block.
COUNCIL ULUFKS.
FllAXK S. KICE ,
CIVIL ENGINEER ,
s , estimates and reports on bridges ,
viaduct j. Inundations mxl ( rcmirnl oiiKlneerlnif.
Jlliio prints ot HiivHlin ahdouantlty.
OiHi'o No 13 N , MiiluSt.PiMt National Bank
Block.
JC. I > . AJIY & < : < > . ,
Hardware , Stoves ,
- ) AND (
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
No. 620 Main St. , Council Bluffs.
CRESTON HOUSE ,
The only Hotel in Council Bluffs Having a Fire
Escape.
And All Modern Improvements ,
JilS , 'J17nnd210 Main St.
_ _ MAX MOJIX , frop.
Jl. 1UCE , M. It.
Cancers and other Tumors
Removed without the krnie or Drawing o
liloocl.
Over"0 years Practical cxpcrcncc.
No 11 Pearl St. , Council HIulTb.
E. fi. VAltXKTT ,
Justice oi the Peace ,
41Q llromlivuy , Council Blulls ,
Refers to any bank or buslnm house in ,
city. Collection. * u specialty. f
JUI1NY. iiJO'AB , ' , . JACOP'
