Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 5, 1887, Page 6

THE DAILY BEE. -—— COUNCIL BLUFFS SATURDAY MORNING, FEB, 5, OFFICE, Nu. 19 PEARL STREET. Delivered by earrier m any part of the city at twenty cents per week. H. W.Tmrow, - -« . TELEPAONRS: PBorreres Orrice, No. 4 NiGnT Eviron . Manager. MINOR MENTION, N. Y. Plumbing Co. Heavy suits cheap to order at Reiter's, Rudio & Moore real estate brokers No. 419 Broadway. st bargain yet in the new Bushnell addition, on sale at Crossland & Otis’, The famous Cochran 40 acres now in the market, the most desirable of ail. Wait and see the plat of Squire’s Park radition before buying a lot. All kinds of city, acre and improved roperty for sale by Rudio & Moore, Lot Exohr ange No. 419 Broadway. The tamous Cochiran 40 acres now in the market, the most desirable of all H. E. Bellinger has opened a real estate office over the savings bank, Wait and sce the plat of Squire’s Park addition before buying a lot. The famous Cochran 40 acres nnw in the market, the most desirable of all George P, Moore and George Rudio have opened a real estate office in the lot exchange, No. 419 Broadway. E. R. Caldwell & Co.haye opened areal estate business here, and have secured a part of the Pacific house office for the present. In looking for bargains this new firm should not be overlooked. Wait and see the plat of Squire’s park addition betore buying a lot, Five lots in Hughes & Donipan’s, near K. C. round house, 3 blocks from st., if taken to-day. Call at 110 M Crossland & Otis have on sale this morning choice lots in Bushnell’s new addition. For Sule—~The 4, W. 4 N. E. }, 24,75, 44, containing 40 acres, Known on the eity m.u,utlm G. S. Miller t, and joining the 80 neres sold Tuesday by Hon. G. k. Wright. Apply to J. D. Edmundson. that desire of the sale of (hl- Cochran 40 oftiee of Kimbell & Champ, opposite new court house, We have a choie house property tor Will sell L]!L‘.IID cottage dwelling A rare treat is promised at the opera house next Monday evening. Maggic Mitchell is & name known in every house- hold, and years do not weaken her lu)ld on the public favoritism. “Lorle,” 1n the title role of wlich she is to appear here Monday e .is pronounced one of the strongest and most beautiful in Miss Mitchell's extensive rpertorie Seats should be secured early by those intending to be present. The famous Co 1 acres purchased | be sold to-day in property is the mq tracts that can be offered within the hm its of Council Bluffs. [t 1s covered with trees of twenty years' growth, and s known by all as the old fair grounds for y by the old Pottawattamie Fair association. It is located directly north of the Union Pacilic transfer and is just south of the Broadway boulevard throngh which will pass the proposed eable car line to the new bridge, the bill granting the some having only to receive the sigi ture of the president to become a law. only five blocks north of Ninth ave throngh w lmh the Union P: ailway bridge will pass The intrir ue of this tract is known by its proximity to the business center of both Omaha and Council Blufls. tract of forty Kimball & Champ will ten-acre lots. Thi t desirable ten — - Benson & Mayne To-Day. We offer the following bargains for to- day only: 11 lots facing south on Broadway, $100 each; 4 cash, bulance in 8 equal quarterly payments, 4lots in Curtis & Ramsey's addition, $750 ench; terms easy. Benson’s First addition, $100 to $250 each, 3 cash, balance 8cqual guarterly imynnmn. This is very cheap property. lu{ while you can get them chexy 5 addition to Couacil Bluffs. Lots in this beautiful addition, near the Union Pacific transfer, only $200 to $100 each; terms very easy. Railroud addition lots § anty deed for e ns all over the ¢ m‘ as we ale agen cy”’ business, we am of Coun- title, 'NDRE, 2 . 502 lho.u.lwuy ( oauul Blufls, L. B. Crafts & (o are loaning money on all classes of chattel sceurities at one- half their former rates. See them before securing your loans. Benson's 1st add, Benson's 1st add. Benson’s 1st add. Benson’s 1stadd, Benson’s 1st add, Benson’s 2nd add. Benson’s 2nd add. Benson’s 2nd add, Benson’s 2nd add. Benson's 2nd add. Morse’s ndd. Morse’s add. Morse’s add. Morse's add, Omaha add, Omaha add. Omaha add, Omaha add, Omaha add. Brown’s add. liruwn'n add. For sale by the F Estate compan, LRl The *'0ld Fashioned Distriet School, atthe opera house next Tuesday evenin, for the benelit of the Cottage lusplllh fund. Tickets 50 cents. Tickets on sale now at Bushnell's. Reserve your seats. - J.W, L. Squire’s abstracts are perfect and ¢ 05t no more l]lun others. - son & Mayne Real 2 Broadway. George l(udlu. real estate and nego- tiator of loans, No. 1507 Farnam strect, Omaha, Bargains in Council Blufts and Omaha property, e Elecetrie door lwlls, burglar alarms and every form of domestic eleetrical Bppli- ances at the New York P lumblu;. Co, et For Sale--At a barg: HI acre tract two wiles from cf u) Ta Boofiord, e~ Substantial abstracts of titles and real estate loans. J. W. & E, L. Squire. No, 101 Pearl street, Council Bluifs, -~ Civil Engineers, Geo. S. Miller and F. H. Tabey, eivil engineers, have opened an oftice over the First National bank, corner Main and Broadway. If you want estimates or plans for bridge works, foundations, sewers, grading or surveying and plat ung, vou should call and sce them at once. All work mtrusted to them will meet with prompt attention, - Facific house is the nearest hotel to the majority of real estate otfices 1 the city $2.00 per day. DEEDS, NOT WORDS, TELL, A Siure Bottom For the Boom and Sare Boom For the Bottom. THE SUICIDE OF A SALESMAN Happy Gatherings of Young Folks— Amusements—Ell Perkins' Mise takes—Bits of Personali- ties and City Newa, The Rush For Lots, There never was a city more completely taken by storm thhn Council Blufls, The boom struck jt with all the force and sud- denness of a cyclone, but unlike the cy- clone there is more than wind, and that more is not ruin and deyastation. Council Bluffs has long had railway and other advantages far in excess of those pos- sed by most prosperous cities, Despite these advantages,and the fact that Omaha with all of its wonderful growth and bright future is just on the other side of the river, propert as been ridiculously low here and inactive. Ten days ago the boom struck the city, and such a scene of excitement as has been kept up since has seldom been equalled in any city ach day new capitalists have appeared with their pockets full of cash cager to snateh at bargains, day has seen some change of prospect for the better. Euch day has seen the sales swelling larger and larger. The news of the passage of the bill for the building of another wagon bridge has increased the excitement and steengthened confidence. People are comng in from all parts of the country, east und west, and deeds cannot be made out fast enough, Abstract men are w bemind with their work, real est ers are kept up and night, office of this sort is still crowded till mid- night. not be overdra v, The ¢ arpes men seem to ln as much rattled as the ¢ a pur § lobull.mk with you, I've lml my bearings. 1don’t know what to Another y property owner itve exprossed feelings, “I don't Know what it ns. The boys have Jjust taken up the reins and they have run a from us old fellow Another told the Bee man, “They’re dealing too quick for me. 1 night I saw two lots adver- tiseu in an evening pa morn- ing I went to the man carly to be sure and get them. Why, bless your heart, they had been sold twice before I_could get there.” 1t's too quick for me.” ‘I'he assurance that another wagon bridge 18 to connect the city witl\ Omaha dded fucl to the flames of enthusi- n. It seems equally well settled that a union depot on Tenth avenue will be built this season. The work already started in and about the transfer shows that that portion of the city will be k sttled up. The new wagon, d street car bridge of the Union I soon be finished, The buld- ingof alarge new hotel, in fact the ar- rangements for numerous such great en- an to assume tangible sh about the. sumo time, and this gether with the wonderful ches vroperty,has caused the boom to start so suddenly. As these plans progress, and the actual work begins the boom cannot but increase nd permanenoy. One gentleman offers to bet $100 that Council Blufls will have a population of 100,000 in three years. He proposes that the money shall be deposited in the bank, and allowed to rest at interest, the win- ner of the wager to take the amount with thei-nter: One of tl s of the boom is that there is ity when the weather is so cold that one cannot get about to look at proverty without danger of having the s or nose nipped. The Des Moines Regist has been trying to make s ity, and now 1t lool y of Coun renuine il Biufts, and sneer- ng to manufacture a The other papers of the state are giving the city credit for being so p-awake, but the Register can see gguud unless within the limits of Des Moines, ‘The following are late deals recorded: G. E. Albright to I Gillinski, lot 10, block 6, Beers; §3)0 Per1y Reel to 8. Caldwell, nw se 29, 75, 89; § h Anna Butterfield to E. H. Welton, n sw nw, 19, 75, 43; §4,050. J. C. Hansen et al to F. l’olnrmn al, lots 4 and 5, block 35, Bayliss $600. L. Simmons and wife to W. C. Dukey, lot 10, block 20, Bayliss & P.; $55 3, Baughan and wife to 1 mm\k\ et al, Tot 8, block 18, Grimes; $3,300. W. Siedentopf and wife'to Mary Grin- nell, lots 10 and 11, blk 36, Central $200. . Casady and wife to orge Burke, lot 2, b]ku McMalon, C. & J.; $450. J. P dy and wife to A. Liepold, lots 4 and 5, blk 43, Beers; $300. K. Allen and wife to 1. Macare, lot 4, blk 24, Beers; $600, A.'S. Bonham and wife to J. W. Bon- ham, lots 11 and 12, blk 14, Howa:d’s; lot 4, blk 6, Stutsman’s 1st; §1. R. T. Bryant and wife to Minnie ;\;l , lots 1, 3and 3, block 13, Pierce: 00, R. A. Blain to D. Macrae, lot 19, block 37, central; $100. €, H, Ferson and wife to R. M. Casady, lot 21, block 95, railroad; $50. L. Gillinski et al to R, A, Blain, lot 19, I"l!nb() 37, central; lot 8, block 8, Strects; 30 8. Harding and wife to J.uufls 0'Con- ner, nw se 24, 76, 43; $1,0 Chas. T. Otiicer to A, L Al]‘lllls lots 17 and 18, block 24, Beers'; $700 -lnlm's Nelson'to Emily blocllmb two acl I‘\‘H lll nw se 1, 75, 40; §1. Freeman' to' A. J Toby, lot 2, blmk.x ‘Oukl id, October 27, 1885; $600. J. L. Cohoo lul) I\Lwrnc lot 2, block 8, McMahon, C. & J.; $450. 'C. Anderson and wife to J. Kasner, n eighty foet, ne block 41, Allen & C. to Avoca; 500, H. W. Putterson_to Thomas Metealf, lul7 block 83, R. R., bluln-nlup( and WI'l‘ to P, lo( H block 7, Beer’s qe; $10. Mary B. Swan to R. A. Blain, and 24, block 18, lot 6, block $000. J. B. WalkertoR. A, Blain, lot 23, block 18, Burns'; $200. 5.D. Tobey and wife to W. H. Freeman, Oct. 26. 1885, about 60 acres, Bvlkn.np townshi 1,518.56. .Q, lerson to E. C. Cole, lots9 and 1\1. Eider ;uhl, (00 Baughn to T 4, l)lm'l\ l') Mulle 2. A, Jones to Taylor & Calef, block 29, Mullen’s; $300. M. L. Hornan and wife to J. H. Hardy, ]ula 11 and 12, block 27, and 8 to l.‘,hlu('L 7, Burns’ ge 1. Jacob We Tostevin, lots 8, 4 , Brown'’s, lor & Calef, lots 8and 500, lot 7, ver to Pace & Schmid, lots 1to 5, block 25, Everett's; 2,500, F. W. Olmstéad to C. 1. Jadson, lots 1 and 2, bloek 5, Glendale; §1,200. H. R. Jones'to U. White, part lots 172 and 174, O P; $5,500 B. Curtis to L. Mayne, et al, lots 1 to 4, block 1, Curtis & R, 'wd; §2.400. N. A. Taylor and wife to lots 11 and 12, block 9, Pi W. Seidentopf and wife to M. lots 8 and 4, block 9; $200. Spencer Smith and wite to J. A. Her- uld, lot block 7, Howurd's; $150. JUN. Brown and wife to L. W, »art lot 1873, original plat; § Van Or- $450. McCabe, A SPLEHDID BAHGAIH!GREAT SALE'S Over 100 Feet Front on Central Broadway For Sale by I=- Room 5, over OFFICER & PU C. 1. Swartfager and wife to R. G. Har- luw, c:\sl tnetandegse d, 70, 77, 80 §2,800 R l' Harlow and wife to C. 1. fagor, § swiwsed, 81,7 2 2,800, llmu Bowman to M. McCabe, lots 2and 8, block 34, Bayliss & P; $150. Addie C. Johnson to Mrs. ry J. Hub- inal plat; lot bard, |v\;| of lot 2, sub o3 i nd wife to D. W, Bush- 5, 44, except 2 acres; Swart mith to llv-nr\ Scheidle, lot 2, Bee John Dris- 21, Howard's; (' ‘Askwith to A. L. l\mnn‘ lots 2 and 3, block 11, Mynster's; Mary Swan to J M. block 8, lhvr~ q ¢; 200, T, J. Ul wife to A, M. Jackson, lots 15, 16 and |. block 88, R. R.; $150. John McClure to F, R, Levin and Dan gz, lot 4, block 1, Bayliss & P.; Harden, lot 2, ;. . P, Jones and wife to T. 15, 16and 17, block 88 T. R I 8. Bishop and wife t lot 2, block 14, Ferry; $1 F.'P. Jones and wife to Peter Tholl, et al., lots 2 to 14, block 88, R. R.; $450. —— J, Clark, lots Frank Cook, A Lady's Covxcrr Bi Edi- tor of the Bee: To give )ou an nlan of the trials and vexations that assails the eager speculator in Council Blufls, T will give you the sketeh of the deal of one lady. 1 thought I would try my luck and having some money in bank av a low rate of interest I had an idea that I could do better. Why couldn’t I speculate ns well as a man? I speedily found a very affable dealer, who had “Just what I wanted, a beautiful lot for $300, one-third down, and it would be surcly worth §100 more in less than a month.” [ went to he bank after $10to pay on the con- tract, to bind it until the papers could be madeé out. On returning to the real es- tate office and when I offered the money L was surprised to be told that the agent had made a mistake. It must be one-half down, instead of one-third. I was bound to speculate any way so 1 agreed to tius chance and the contract was made out. I went home to think of myself as a spee- ulator in land, and to decide what was the very leas price, 1 would take for my bargain, I wouldnt sell until the boor was at its height. I had just laid aside cloak, thinking of the genuine seal- skin that would soon take its place, out of the prolits of the deal, and how sur- prised my hushand would be, when a messenger boy rang the bell. He brought word from the agent that there was an- other hitch in the deal. The owner would not sign the deed. He wanted $325 for the lot, one-half cash. T put on m things, took another long walk through the cold and the storm, wishing I had the desired sealskin then, and lmfi frozen arrived at the real estate oflice only to be informed that a misunderstanding be- tween the owner and the agent had caused me to lose my bargam. I was naturally indignant, but the agent pleaded so _hard to be let off, and not censured. He said that life was hard enough with him at the best. One man had that morning threatened to sue him for $1,000. Another had threatened to pound him. He was beset by perplexi- ties, and now to have got a woman to scold him, it was too much. I took back my $10 and went home sadder but_wiser. The parting words of the agent still ring n my ears—*I'm sorry, for I know you have lost $100 by this.”” I have quit speculating, and given my spare _money to my husband to speculate with, he promising to give me a sealskin out of the profits. A Vieriy, ——— A Big Thing. K. J. Day has for sale 41 acres, known as the Babbit tract, marked on the map J. Danforth, at $1,000 per acre; it lies § of a mile fronting on Broadway; the street run past it every 15 minutes, and Brondway is paved up to the prop: erty. This tract is just a balf mile above the Ogden house. When you are in the city stop at the Pacific house. Street cars pass the door every fifteen minutes for n{l the depots. Meals 50 cents. ——— Chean Lots In Thompson's, lhddlu s and Burn’s ad- ditions. Syrrin & ROBERTS, No. 236, S. Main st. TG At the Pacific house you will save from 50 cents t(l> $1 per day. Try it and be ——— Dr. Hanchett, office No. 12 Pear] street; ce, 120 Fourth strect; telephone g Choice cn{proporl) for sale at E, Caldwell & Co.'s real estate agency. (,nll and see us at the Pacific house, T To Contractors and Buitders, Proposals will be received by the under- signed until the 23a of next month for the huilding of the new Catholic church- Plans and specifications may be seen at the pastoral residence. The right is re- served to reject any or all proposale. B. P. McMENoMy, Pastor, B e Best grades Iowa soft lump co'nl fl per ton at yard; $3.50 delivered. C. B. Fuel Co., 530 Mm.ulmy Telephone lJb -~ Parties having pn»]wrlylo sell will do well to list the same with the E. R. Cald- well & Co. real estate agency at the Pa- cifie house. —— Help out the Cottage hospital fund, and renew the memories of youth by go- ing to see the “Old Fashioned District School,” next Tuesday evening at the ::X”m house. Tickets at Bushnell's only cents, A Bids on the beautiful lot on Oakland avenue will be opened at the oflice of Stacey & Co. ut 10 o'clock Saturday morning. N -~ ~ _ List your property with E. R. Caldwell & Co. - Wait and see the plat of Squire's Park Additicn before buying a lot. - ~ All orders from real estate brokers for job printing will receive immedia carcful attention at Pryor's BE oflice, — Kor Sale. ‘The ne } of the ne $ of section 10, town 74, range 4, forty acres, § of a mile south of the lmun Pacific elevator and stock ?\Anh 250 an acre; also lots 8,5, and 17, lidland additio Th L two men tioned lots within half & block of Broad- way, $500 each. Lot 14, in blk 4, Glen- dale, $400: lots 0 and 10, blk 11, Fleming & Davis add., at $000 each. Prices sub- jec 1o change without notice. iorace Evererr, = 'SEY’S Bank, OFETICETR, COUNCIL BLUF ‘Worthily Pensioned. MiNDEN, Ia, Feb, 9.—On last Saturday Mrs. ne Galiaher received a draft of £2,450, in payment of a pension, and she istodraw £12 per month from last March. She had four sons in the union servic two of whom died in the army. Both she and her husband are very old and she being seventy-five and he ven years old, and they have ng with their children for some They have lived here for twelve rs past. e — A lot of first class mules on sale at Schilenter & Boley’s Star barn, 1,100 to 1,500 pounds, and four to six years old. i ), oceupicd ¢ of Mr. Reed. Apply List your pr serty with J. W. & E. L. Squire. They hay 30,000 to invest for a non-resident to-day SPECIAL NOTICES. MOTICE. Special advertisements, such as Lost, Found 70 Loan, For 8ale, To Rent, Wants, Boarding, etc., will boinserted fn thiz column at tho low ratoof TEN CENTS PER LINE for the first inser- Sonand Five Cents Por Line for each subsequent insertion, Leave advertisements at our offico No. 12 Peal stroet, near Broadway, Council Blufts. “~ A first olzs shoo man. None but first cluss salesman and an experienced #hoo man necd apply. Surgent & Puscy, suc- cessors to Z T. Lindsay & Co., 412 Brondway. OR SALE—Large residence, corner and Brondway. hotel OR SALE—Tho no % of the no i of scction 10, tOWE: 74, rango 44, forty acres, % of milo south of the Union' Pacifle clevitor and stock yurds, $250 an acre; also lots 3, 5 and 17, Midland addition. Tho last two mentioned lots within half & block of Broadway, $500 onch. Lot 14, in bik 4, Glendalo, $400. Lots ¥'and 10, blk 11, Floming & Davia add., nt 500 ench, Prices subjeot to change without notice. Horace Everott. VW ANIED—A competent abstrnctor: to the right man K()Od wages and ste: m]{ employ- mont will bo gi Inquire at 230 3. Main St OR SALE—If taken this weck—A five room houso on Fifth avenue, near dummy dopot. The street, sidewalk and lot filled to grade. Price §1,450. Ensy torms. Address Lot, Beo oftice, Council Bluff meunv.\ first-cinss, threo-spring, singlo phaeton and harness, part cash, balance A . Mandel, No. er Bighth Taquire at’ Metropotitun in monthly payments. and NOR no new resid ht rooms and bath room, s. c. corn of B1StE siroot S4BV AhINGIOn, AvenuSe. ro biocks from government buildiug. Furnace, water and gas. Lot 52 feot front. Price for 40 days only $4,600, alsohoap rosidonce’ property inall parts of the city. Apply to H. Shoe- maker, No. 232, Harrison st. OR SALE—Choica, simooth, uaimproved 160 acres close to Drainard, in Butlor county, Nebraska. Will give IIIN(O d]ficfllll’ll from pres- ent value for cnsh. Address Bunting, ltubyon & Jones, David City, Neb., or W. J., Bee oflice, Council Blufte, Ia. OR SALE—AL a bargain, 205 acres with fine improvements, six miles east of Council Bluffs, Pricelow and all the time needed. In- quire of T. W. Van Bciever, Council Bluffs, ANTED—A cottage of five or six rooms, located convenfent to business; small family, no children. Addross **Crispy, ce. WAN’I'E[)-~A boy with pony to carry Beo route. JFOR SALE—0W pupors for sslo at tho oo office. ‘VANTED—F.HI(‘! intending to bhe married arc wanted to call at the Pryor's Bee job office to select their wodding cards. BIG BARCAINS IN All Kinds OF Real Estate! AT LOT FXCHANGE 419 BROADWAY. FINE - FRENCH - MILLINERY, 1514 Douglas St., Omaha, NEW IMPORTED STYLES OPEN, Ladiesbuying a $5 hat or bonnet, one fare will be paid; §10, 1ound frip. OFFICER & PUSEY BANKERS COUNCIL BLUFFS, 1A, Establishea 1857 - D, H. MCDONELD & CO., (r-muu-n-u 1968, No. £20 Main & Council Blaffs, (0“‘“!5]0\ MERCHANTS, HIDES, TALLOW, WooL, ETC. or Ladies’ and Childrens’ Muslin Underwear MotherHubbardDresses Aprons, Ete. We have chasing at an Extraordinary Bargain A large quantity of Muslin Un- succeeded - pur- derwear, Childrens’ Dresses, Aprons, ete., which we have di- vided into two lots, and to make quick sales wlll sell them at TO=-DXYXY?T pecial Bargains AT BALDWIN & TROUTMAN'S 506 Droadway, Council Blufls. REAL ESTATE EALERS Over $200,000 worth of property in all parts of the city, for sale. 20 and Hlcts w:@@fl Lot No. (. 256 Consists of Ladies’ Night Robes, Chemises, Drawers, Corset Covers, Long White Aprons, Childrens’ White and Red Msther Hubbard Dresses, Drawers and Infants’ Slips. These garments are well made and warranted persect. Lot No. 2 50c. Consists of Ladies Night Dresses, Skirts, Chemise, Drawers, Corset Cov- ers and Childrens' White and Turkey Red Dresses. All trimmed with Linen Torchon lace. Such garments as these are usually sold for 75¢ to $1. ————— We take great pleasure in plac- ing this immense purchase be- fore our customers and invite an early call, as we believe this to the greatest bargain in Muslin Underwear and Childrens Dress- es ever offered in this clty HenryEisemandCo 408, 314, 316, 318 and 320 Broad way, Ceuncil Blujfs. All fresh goods, well made, full sizes, good shapes, and warranted free free from imperfections, Real Vacant Lots, western part of city. T~ e Estate Lands, City Residences and Farms, acre property in AUl selling cheap to make room for spring stocke R. P. OFFICER, Real Estate and Insurance Agent. Room &, over ()fllu'r & Pusey’s bank, Counvcil Blujfs. STACY & CO, BARGAINS —IN—— REAL ESTATE! Sealed Bids will be rcceived at this office until 10 o’clock Saturday morning, February 5, for lot No. 17 in Mill add., including about fifty feet off the south side of out lot 4, 60 feet front by about 400 deep. This is one of the Finest Residence Lots in the city, on Oakland avenue only three blocks north of Main street. Bids will be opened at 10 o’clock Saturday morning and the lot sold to the highest bidder, provided the price is over $2,200. This lotis VERY CHEAP AT §3,000 TERMS: One-Third cash, balance to suit. A few lots in Riddle’s sub. within five blocks of the Milwaukee and Rock Islund depots, and about the same distance from the block on which the New Union Depot 18 TO BE BUILT. — 40 acres only one mile from Broad- way, only $100 per acre. Acre property on Franklin avenue very low, 25 foot lot and store building on Broadway, between the house and the Mcthodist church, for $6,000, Timproved and unimproved prop- erty in all parts of the city and country. ————— W. C.STACY & Co,, Ogden | Horses and Mules For all purposes, bought and sold, at retail and in lots. Large quantities to select from. Several pairs of fine drivers, sine gle or dovible. MASON WISE. Council Bluffs. JOIIN Y. STNE ' STONE & SIMS, ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW, Practice in the State and Federal courts Rooms 7 and 8 Shugart-Beno Blook. COUNCIL. BLUFFS R. RICE, M. D Or otber Tumors remove Cancers g Ciito o drawiog of bis Over thirty years practical experien No. 11 Poarl St Council Bluffs, w‘(.'unuulmuun froe. Star Sale Stables and Mule Yards. BROADWAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS, Opposite Dummy Dopot. pajmasaidey 50 DRJURLIRA J00JS 1§ Horses and mules kept constantly on for sale at retail or in car loads. ors. prompily filled by ‘contract, on short notic tock gold on commission, ik & BoLey, Proprietor N il Sale Stables, corner 1st. ave uud 4th street, CRESTON HOUSE The only hotelin Council Bluffs having Fire Escape And all moJern improvements, 215, 217 and 219 Main st. MAX MOHN, Prop. CITY REAL ESTATE HAS STRUCK A Real Estate Brokers,! WVeritable Boom, No 9, Main st,, Council Bluffs. TELEPHONE 192, N.SCHURZ, Justice of the Peace ., ., Office over American Express. | AND-- R. T. BRYANT & CO,, NO, 628 BROADWAY, oW yom muny choice picces of property at astoalshingly low prices.