Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 20, 1880, Page 8

8 THE DAILY BEE. Monday M« rning, Dec. 20. BREVITIES. —Ghaplain England, U. 8. A., lec- tured at Masonic hall last night, on ““Modern Infidelity.” —The demented Morrison who cre- ated such a sensation at the Southern Hotel Friday night, left for Zion Sat- urday, by the emigrant train. ¥ —Land lengue meeting st Clark’ hall, Wednesaay night. —The two brick houses and barn located on court house square, were sold by the commissioners Saturday, for $414 to W. M. Bushman. Three of the eight lots ia the block are yet to be purchasgd by the commissioners. ~—Paterson sells coal. = For wwnter comforts in caps, [robes, earg muffs, muffiers, go to Frederick, Hatter. —Celluloid and Diatite Sets at Saxe's. —Holiday Goods at Kuhn’s, —See Polack’s advertisement. —Choice meats, Besen’s Fulton Market! Celluloid Sets at Kuhn's, druggist. —Christmas trees at the 99c store. — Holiday presets at Saxe’s, druggist. —Whipple, McMillan & Co., the jewel- ers, Creighton Block. 026-tf —BES{ IN THE WORLD—Bazar Glove fitting Patterns at Bushman’s, tf —Swiss Cheese, whelesale and retail, at Cammenzind & Meyer's, 207 east 13th'St. —Finest Wolf Robes, Frederick’s Great Hat Store. 14e0d3t —The C., B. & Q. train Satorday was nearly two hours late. —C. H. Frederick, Leading Hatter, 14th and Farnham. 14eod3t —For Lands, Lots, Houses and Farms, ook over Bemis’ new column on first page. Bargains. —Trimmed hats at the 99c store. —Frederick, Leading Hatter, finest Stetson Hats. 14e0d3t —Two new engines for the South- ern Pacific were taken west on U. P. traln No. 7 Friday night. —Frederick, Leading Hatter, cheapest Hats. 14e0d3t —Carnouic PravEr BooKs a spec- falty, all styles, at Mrs. McDonagh’s, ’s 1412 Douglas street. —Frederick, Leading Hatter, largest stock Cagps. 14eod3t —Lots, Farms, Houses wud Lands. Look over Bemis' new column ot bargains on 1st page. : _ Finest Buffalo Robes, Frederick, Lead- ng Hatter. 14e0d3t —Fravk Mayo in Davy Crockett to- night. —Frederick, Leading Hatter, finest Seal Caps. 14e0d3t —The graderson court house square are making perceptible progress. —There are twenty-seven little girls in the deaf and dumb institute at present. —Frederick, Leading Hatter, cheapest Caps. 14eod3t —Trespassing wood-choppers near Florence will be arrested on warrants issued in Judge Anderson’s court. —A real live German count, whose name and title were too btadly mixed for understaiding, has been in the city since Thursday, and left with his suite}yest: rlay for Ausiralia. —The secretary of the intcrior has offored Omaha a deadly insult. He addressed Mr. Sam. Mallette as “The Village Treasurer of Omaha.” Let him be ‘‘anathema Maranathe.” —Any information concerning the whereabouts of Sarah or Joseph Wakelin (formeily of Omaha), will be duly appreciated by Henry . D. Esta- brook gittorney atlaw. decl8d&wlt —The postponed book-donation of the Union Catholic Library Associa tion will be leld the 20th Brilliant programme, literary and musical. Free admission and all are invited. The librarian will receive book-dona- tions from those wishingto make such. —The state board of fish commis sioners met at the Withnell house Fri- day to arrange for their annual re- port, required by law to be in by Jan. Ist. A full board was present, for the first time in months, including Lew May, of Fremont, Dr. R. R. Livingston, of Plattsmouth, and H. S. Kaley of Red Cloud. —A riuim‘: young professional man, of this city, was arraigned before Judge Hawes Saturday on the charge of disturbing the peace, said disturbance consisting in an alleged persecution of the wife of a disciple of the *‘art preservative,” with whom, although a married man, he became deeply smitten, and is accused of de- vouring the object of his affeciion with his eyes, of peeping through the windows at her and diverse other lit- tle acts unpleasant to the complainant and her husband. —1In the police court Chas. Gaeton was Friday held to bail in the sam of $500 for hignway robbary and com- mitted to jsil in default of the same. John McAuley was sent to jail for five days and was fined $10 for an assault on.James Beard. W. H. Ricbards, the waterworks foreman, plead guilty to the charge against him, and was committed tor 15 days. Henry Spiegel, the second-hand dealer, had his partner, H. 1. Abrams, arrested on the charge of tealing §1300. The case was finally withdrawn, as the partners concladed to settle the diffi- calty by arbitration. —Two crazy men werse arrested Fri- day and lodged iu jail, and it wasn’t a good day for crazy men either. *One of these was ‘‘paralyzed” from the effects of continuod drinking. The other was from Mormondom, en route to his old home in England. He stopped at the Southern hotel yester- day, anc imagined that his life was to be taken on sccount of his faith. He therefore jumped through a second story glass door, slid down one of the pillars of the front porch, and, minus hat and vest, ran to the Union Pacific ‘depot, where the depot policeman took him in charge and handed him over to the authorities. are now in the county jail. RUTH'S OYSTERS at BUFFET'S. THE DAILY BEE: MONDAY MORNING, Di CEMBER 20 1880- IN TROUBLE. At the theatre last night a man seated in front of two well dressed la- dies was for a while the centre of at- | | great many goods, especially in the traction, and more attention was paid to his curivus maveuvers than to the performance on the stage. Finally two policemen tackled him, and it was discovered that he had on a suit of “store clothes” which did not fit him,and he was peremptorily bounced out, Morar—Get your clothes made at J. H. Fleigle & Co.’s, Douglas street, near Fourte'nth. They always put in good cloth and guarantee a good fit, and charge less than any other house in town. On account of the Golden Eagle not giving as good satisfaction as it did, I have bought several car loads of the Celebrated Hannibal Eagle Mills, which I guarantee to be as good, if not better, than any St. Louis Wiater Wheat Flour in the market. Ouly $3.35 per 100 pounds. Wiruis M. Yares, Solid Ivory Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, at Ish & McMahon’s, 1321 Farnham. CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS! Christmas Shppers! Christmas Slippers! Christmas Slippers! Christmas Slppers! A BIG LINE! A Big Line! A Big Line! A Big Line! A Big Line! L. B. WiLLiams & Sons. L. B. WitLraus & Soxs. 100 DOZEN : LADIES’ MULL [IES, Just recetved at L. B. Winurams & Sons. ‘I'hey Deserved it All. To Mesers. M. Hellman & Co., Paxton, Rogers & Son, Max Meyer & Bros., Henry Doble, G. H. & J. S. Collins, Ish & McMahon, Samuel Burns, J. D. Creighton, F. J. Mc- Shane, Frank Ramge, S. P. Morse & Co. and J. H. F. Lehman. Gentle- men: At a regular meeting of the Omaha fire department held at Fireman’s hall December 18th, your generous gift of $5600 was re- ceived, and by a unanimous vote the thanks of the department are hereby tendered. Sincerely trusting that a like calamity may not again visit you, I am, gentleman, your obedient ser- vant, Jas. DoNNELLY, Secretary O. F. D. The money was equally divided be- tween the four companies, and the sum of §100 was presented by the de- partment to the Darant engine com- pany, at the U. P. shops. B st ) STEINWAY AND KNABE Pianos are the best inthe world, and Max Meyer & Bro. are the SOLE Western Agents. See Cruickshank’s new advertise- ment for Holiday Guoods, on third page. 10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, AT HOSPE S ART PALACE. Just received at Tk Bre Job Rooms the nicest line of diminutive Paper and Envelopes and Cards, suit- able for Children’s Birthday Parties. Call and see them. ————— Meals at all houss at Tizzards. tf WHO IS PILLBURY & CO. SOMETHING NEW. California Honey by the gallon at William Gentl'man’s, corner Six- teenth and Webster. 2t J. F. Sawyer wishes to announce to his friends and old customers that he may be found, as heretofore, at 1314 Farnham street, where he will be glad to show them the best selected stock of Watches, Clocks,Jewelry, Spectacles and Silverware at prices that defy competition. ti e SRS N SE L 10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, AT HOSPE'S ART PALACE. RUTH'S OYSTER! BUFFET'S, MONDAY MORNINC We will DISPLAY an ELEG LINE of GENTS’ ESPECIALLY for the HOLIDAY TRADE. ENTIRE'.Y NEW Styles, being the HANDSOMEST LINE ever shown in this market. L. B. Winurams & Soxs. ANT The First Grand Prize Masquerade Ball will b> given'by the Omaha Ger- man Ladies’ Society, on February 5th, 1880, at Brandt’s Turner Hall. 18-evy sat-tf RUTH'S OYSTERS at BUFFET'S, BEAR IN MIND, J. L Nichol & Co. are selling coal oil at 15¢ per gallon. d15:3 Gents’ fine Farnishing Goods, at the Omaha Shirt Factory. d15tf Elegant vases tastily ornamented, beautifully colered, latest styles, large variety, at C. F. Goodman’s 16th | street drog store, tf Russia Leather Writing Desks, Col- | lar and Cuff Boxes, Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, Odor Cases, etc., at Ish & McMahor's, 1321 Farnham st. CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS AT Both men | WHITNEY'S. California Pears, Plums, Grapes, stc., at Tigard’s Palace. 021-tf NECKWEAR, | THE QUESTION SETTLED. WHERE TO BUY. For some time past there has been jewelry line, offered at ‘‘bottom pricee, low figures, less than cost!” Now al! I want is that our citizens should visit my store and examine my large nssortment,gf holid«y goods jast opened, cousistig of the lates' p t- terns of silverware, gold chaius, rings and lockets; gold and silver watches, diamonds, clocks, solid and plated table catlery, new style of bracelets, and in fact everything pertaining to the jewelry line, and get prices. Respectfully, JonN BauMER, 1314 Farnham St, 10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, AT HOSPE'S ART PALACE. It will not cost you ONE CENT more, if the flour I sell you is not what I represent it to be. Wiinrs M YaTes, RUTH'S OYSTERS at BUFFET'S. Al Max Meyer & Bro., the leading jewslers ask isa call, and you will be convinced that never before was such a stock of jewelry and diamonds ex- hibited. Their prices defy competi- tion. Beautiful Silk, Velvet and Kk Leather Celluloid Sots, at Ish & Mahon's, draggists, 1321 Farnham, ido Good table hoard at $4 per week, at the European Restaurant, or $16 I per month. 18-3¢ ' TIMELY THOUGHTS. 3 DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. Delays are at all times dangerous a greater or less extent, and now “nristmas approaches should pre- sou.s Lo obtained in timeto secure your choice. In looking all over the city, ‘s best place tound to obtain handsoie and useful gifta is at Kuhn & Co.’s Drug Store, Fifteenth and Douglas. Their stock is new, and not stock left after wholesaleing the desirable portions. They guarantee their prices as low as can be had in the city. The best assortment of celluloid setsin the city. Odor casesa marvelof cheapness,emptyand'illed in Velvet, Silk, Russis, Ebony and the very fashionable Olive Wood. Beau- tiful Nail Sets just carved over. Cut Glass bottlzs, Thermome'ers, Candle Sticks in Vienna Gilt, Rugs, Feathers, Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, Jewel Cases, Work Roxes and Pocket Books. Beautiful Hand Painted Fans, Ivory, Bone, Russia, Sandal wood, also Holly wood for decor- ating, Smoking Sets, a desirable arti- cle for smoking rooms, traveling cases tilled or emp'y, Intant Sets ““just too cute,” ¥usic Rolls. The largest and best vuriety of perfnmes in the city. All the leading perfuwmes in or- iginal bottles, Lubin’s Lundberg’s, Palmer’s, Spehler’s and Taz:ll’s in bulk; the Atwood Cologne. Genuine Bacesrat Cut Glass Bortles ahd Ivory Goods at cost to close out stock. Remember headq1arters for Celluloid Cases and Od r Cases. Kuax & Co., Fifteenth and Douglas. Buy your hand-sewed boots and shoee, and your Christmas slippers; buy your children a pair of leather- tipped shoes for Christmas present, at Fullriede’s, Douglas street, near 13th street. SILVERWARE at Eilholm & Er- icks>n’s, Fifteenth St., opposite the postoffice. Old Gold, Silk and Velvet Odor Cases, at Ish & McMahon’s, 1321 Farnham st. SNOWFLAKE patent flour equal to Minnesota patents of sacond quality and at less cost; warranted atrictly, and price only $400 per hundred. Try it; also Washburne's “SuPERLA- irvx, and Brant's Exrtea W, W, Froom. e S S ——————————————EEE A Fleming & Co., Grocers. 1 ATTENTION ! ber that Whipple, McMillan { 1 | &Co Jawelers, Creighton block, F fteer ‘reet, have a fine stock of i Gold Silver watches, Rings, | Chai a splendid display of all | kinds vt woveiry and Holiday goods, ] 17 2t I Oder cases, oder cases, beautiful designs, pocket books, card cases and a spfendid line of holiday presents at C. F. Goodman’s 16th street drug store. tf The Danish Dramatic society will, on Saturday,December 18, 1880, have atherter aud bali at Turner Hall The pieces to bo performed are ‘‘The Third” and “A Dangerons Commis- | sion.’, Tickets 50 cents, 17-2 CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS AT WHITNEYS. WHO IS PILLBURY & CO. A Fine line of ssmyles of New Year Cards at TeE Bee Job Room. Call in time and leave your orders. Always fresh Uysters at Tizzard’s. tf —_——-———— WHO IS PILLBURY & CO. B Death Record. The community will be shocked to learn of the death of Mr. Charles M. Aumock, which occurred Friday, Mr. Aumock was one of the pioneers of the Trans-Missouri country, and has been a citizen of Omaha for twen- ty-four years. Of late years he has been engaged in farming, in Saratoga precinct, near Fort Omaha, bat he was formerly employed as a composi- tor and foreman on one of the news- papers of this city. He died at the age of 52 years, leaving a wife and szveral children surviving him. BexsoN.—Ia this ei'y at 7:30 a. m,, December 12, 1880. W. E., son of W. V. and Mary Benson, aged ten months. The infant chili of Mr. M. Berry, of this city, who buried his wife about a month ago, died yesterday morning, and was buried Satuid.y afternoon at Cassidy’s. Haudsome Cut-Glass Bottles, at Ish & McMahou's, druggists, 1321 Farnham st. 10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, AT HUSPE'S ART PALACE. P e The second session of the dancirg school course will begin on Tuesday, December 21, in Omaha Turner Hall, C. Horryax. SILVERWARE at Ednolm & Er- kson’s, Fifteenth St., oppsiie the postoffice. DRESS GOODS AT HALF PRICE. The Boston store, 10th and Jones, have just received a spendid line of French and German Dress Goods, this seazon’s importation. Plan Goods, Cashmeres, and Silk and Wool Brocades, which they can offer at 25¢. This {s much less than the cost of importation. The opening price of these goods, first of the season was 50c. They are a desperate bargain. Also another splinded lot at 1bc, former price, 30c. A wonderful Bargain in Linen Cam* bric Handkerchiefs, Hem-stiched and Plain, at 20c each, cheap at 35¢. 15¢ each, cheap 1t 25c, 10¢ each, worth 18c¢. There is one hundred and fifty dozen in this lot, but you must come early as the; won’t lastdong. Also a splendid lot of Fancy Goods for Chrisimas presents at very low prices, and a lct of Beautiful Trummed Hats. All the latest styles, at §1, worth at §1.50 worth $3.00 Boston Cash Dry Goods Store, 18-3t 10th and Jones. $2; =5 A Conductor Killed. A terrible and fatal accident oc- curred at 7:30 a. m Saturday,atPlatt - mouth, resulting in the death of Join Manley, a conductor on the bridge division ot the B. & M. The train had just pelled on the first epan to cross the river and was running at a rate of not more than four miles an hour, when DMuanley started over the top of the train to reach the caboose. Between the box cars and caboose were three or four cars of cral, and to avoid walk- ing over these he intended to siep «ff on the bridge and jump on the rem car as it paesed. A varrow foot plank runs alo: ¢ the track outside the rails, and a hand rail of half-inch wire, ele- vated two feet above the level of the bridge, runs along outside of this, In stejping up n_the plank, Manly slipped and fell He caught at the bhand rail, but missed 1t and fell down to the tr. zan ground, a distance { of perhaps s xty f.et. Tne fall broke his back, aud «rer two hours of in- tense agouy he expred. The de ceused Wi uw. mai not over 25 ! years f. rovd, and had been Iin the e | he company for about 4 ) alf WHIL &« » LIGHT OIL, Ouly 25 cene p r g 1 n. Please re- member that I guirantes my goods to be equal to any in the market. WitLis M Yares. SILVERWARE «t Eiholm & Er- ickson’s, kifteenth St., opposie the pest.flice. _———— Do not forget the largest and most reliable jewelry house in Omsha, corver Thirteenthand Douzlas streets, goods far better, and prices lower than the average. All goods marked in plain figures, and received the six first premiume at the state fair for superior workmanship Fine goods; see our own impurlmil;u of precious stones, ete.,etc. Yours truly, th-sat A B. Hupery CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS AT WHITNE Meals at all hours, best of style, at the Europe n Res taurant. 18 3¢ RS SILVERWARE at Ednclm & Er- ickson’s, Fifteentn St., opposite the post.ffice _————— Remember that J. I. Nichol & Co. will aell you more groceries for $10,00 than any other house in Omaha. 10 Ibs. Standard A sugar for £1.00 108 « WhiteC o 11 ¢ Golden C SR Y.00 1 Ga!. Coal Oil for .15 We “ave just received a choice lot of f groceries especially for the Ho! irade. R < OYSTERS at BUFFET'S. ved in the { 1.00 | 1001—S. S. S.—1001. 1001 STEPBENSON'S SUPERB STA- BLES, 1001 Harney Street, Omaha, Neb. GRAND CPENING. Van, The Virgmian. Last night Frank Mayo, supported by a first class company, appeared as Van, the Virginian. The house was fair, but not what it should have been, | asthe play is one of the best of its I will open my new Livery and’ clags, and shows Mr. Mayo to fine Boarding Stables to the inspection of the public on Thursday, DECEMBER 234, 1880. All interested in looking at the best arrangd and most com- plete public stable in the Uaited States are invited to the GENERAL RECEPTION from 1 o'clock to 5 ¢’clock p. m. Ladies are partica'arly invited. d17td24 JAMES STEPHENSON. THE BLACKSMITH'S DREAM, This great mechanical wonder is now exhibited at F06 Fourteenth street, near Farnham. Open from 2 till 5p m. and 7 to 10 a. m. Admis- sion, 10 cents. d18:f THE LATE>T NOVELTY. Our comic tin types and photo- graphs are just the thing to send to your friends for New Year. We have made nea Iy 300 per day since intro- ducing the same. Young men, if yon want a new and unique thing for New Year cards, come and leave your or- ders at once. Nothing like them in the West. Grand Central Gallery. 212 Sixteenth St. CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS AT WHITNEY'S. el O L R Choice fresh Oysters direct from Baltimore at Wm. Gentleman’s. 2t WHO S PILLBURY & CO. Fresh Oysters received daily and served in every style, at the European Restaurant. 18 3¢ SILVERWARE at Edholm & Er- ickson’s, Fifteenth St., opposite the postoffice, ——————— 10,000 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, AT HOSPE’S ART PALACE. Beaatiful Celluloid sets, morrocco covered and lined with richly tinked silk and satin, all shapes and eizes at C. F. Goodman’s 16t street drug store, corner Capital Avenue. if E—— = Mrs. Deut, 217-N. 16th St., i3 now prepared 1o do dress muking on the shortest notice. Prices moderate. deel3-tf 500 MENS’, BOYS' AND CHIL- DREN'S OVERCOATS AND ULS- FERS TO BE CLOSED OUT RE- GARDLESS OF COST, AT POL- ACK'S. 6-1f A CURIOSITY in the shape of a music box, which is equal to any piano in the land, can be seen at S. Jonason’s Jewelry store, 410 south 13th street. It is beautifully finished in mahogany, rosewood and silver, and discourses as fine music as could be desired. Open day and even- ing. Admission free. _ Go to the OMAHA TOY STORE, 513 Fourteenth street, betwesn Farn- ham and Douglas, for anything in the toy line. The largest and bast se lected stock in the city. t&f tf H. Pourya, Proprietor. —_— NOW IS YOUR TIME. The finest Christmas goods in Oma- ha. Gold, Silver and Celluloid Sets, Odor Cases, Ladies’ Purses, &c. Call early, as they are going fast. S. T. FercusonaS Co , decl4if Twelfth and Douglas Sta. FURS! FURS!! FURS!!! Ladies’ and ,gents’ fur goods of ev- ery description at the Fur Manufac- tory, opposite postoffice, Omaha. All goods are warranted. Hexry G. RicaTeER, Furrier, decl3if LEMIEUX S SELECT PARTIES, Lomieux’s select sociables, given every Saturday evening, at Standard Hall, have become the most popular prrties of the season. The atténd- ance is always large and of the most select and decorous character. The music is always the very best. Be- s'des the regular parties the manager, at the request of many of his friends, has decided to matinees on Christmas and New Year afiernoons. give SILVERWARE Edholm & Er- ickson’s, Fifteenth St., oppcsite the postoflice. ————— I have just splendid line of uti exhibited in this be sold lywer than and see for yours:lve Jewsler, 410 S uth T Me. Rliics got m almost a hund. red St. John machines one day last | week. He has had hardly time to get vp his Hawkeye Almanac ad, but wiil comae totime.-[Burlington Hawk- eye. —_——— TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! In order to make room for a large invoice of fancy groceries,now on the read, I will close out alargeand choice selection of all kinds of Toys, among which can be found some of the latest and most novel attractions ever seen in a toy Btore- Julius T eitchke, South Fifteenth atreet,l near Farnham., advantage. His support was excep- tionally good, being in marked contrast to many companies that have performed here lately. To say that the audience was pleased would but faintly express it; they were delighted, and showed their ap- preciation by frequent and long-con- continued applause. Mr. Mayo has altered the original piay greatly, and to its advantage; and the interest of the audience grows with each succeed- ing act until the grand finale when everybody is made bappy and every- thing as it shouli be. HOLIDAY PRESENTS, consist- ing of all kinds of Jawelry, Silver- ware, &c., a lot of ladies’, gold watches, bought at a bargain, all of the latest patterns and from the best fac- tories in the United States, ranging in price from $25 and upward. S. Jowasox, 410 South Thirteerth street MAX MEYER & sa™ THRE LEADIN JEWELERS, (Tiffanys of the West.) Have completed their pre- parations for the ap- preaching Holidays, and suggest that an early ex- amination of their stock will enable purchasers to secure the choicest selee- tions, and escape the crowds unavoidable later in the month, Until Christmas, the es- tablishment will be Kept open in the evenings. | 3PEGIAL HOTICES, NOTICE—Advertisements To Let For Sale* Lost, Found, Wants, Bosrding &c., will be tu- serted in these columns once for TEN CENTS per line; each subsequent insertion, FIVE CENTS per line. The frst ingertion never less than property. nd Loan Agency, 15 th a Doug/as at Lew Office 5, Crenton Biock 1100 Farnham street. dwards Loan Agency WANTED enced but her wamt® | insome small west- | one, where one 18 | ner. Address Neb, 90-tf | T A TED—To rent mal frnished house, | Good price will | ral part of city diress K X, cee 7 ANTED- Girl for genera Cal fornia street. V NTED—For gencral housework, at steady D—All Omaha know that the sonn_is the KING -f Sewing room fr two men, i Address No. rooms with board, fcago and Cass 82-13 _House in_Shol’s 2nd addit . W. SIMERAL, roou. 6, 895-tf A furnished, svuth 1ont room. 1 St. ~84.tf Pine Sta., dad Cass Ste 696-t1 T—2 ants Exchange, reets. furnished rooms over Mer- N. E. Cor. 16th and 0.4 70 SALE. S DUSES AND LANDS. Loo t A. J. 01141 LENDID LisST 0® Har and Throat. DR.L. B. GRADDY OCULIST, AURIST & LARYNCIST. Office Over Kennard’s Drug Store, Corner of 14th and Douglas Sta. L s novisdm TWO DOLLARS WILL SECURE THE WEEKLY BEE | 4 beautitul lows tre 5 Harncy street, one door east « f 16 h 8. | L DISEASES OF THE EYE, |~ Re House and One For Year. ONE MILLIONACRES GHEAP LAND EASTERN x.\::}BIuSKA. $2T0$5 PERACRE. 20,000 Acres N DOUCLAS COUNTY, 6 to 12 Miles from Omaha, 86 to 810 per Acre, on Long Time and Low Interest, Large tracts saitable fo= Cclonies in all the best™ Counties in the State. 80,000 acres through lowa. scattered A large number of Improved Farms in Nebriska, many of them near Omaha, $12 to $40 - per acre. An Immense List ot OMAHA CITY PROPERTY, | Copsisting of Elegant Resi- dences from $3,000 to $20,- 000. Many vacant lots in the additions to Omaha. Eundreds of lots scattered through the City. Houses and Lots, Business Houses and Lots, and ali kinds of Ciy Real Hstate. We also have MONEY TO LOAM Y on Improved Farms in Doug- las County, on 5 years time, at 10 percent. interest to all who can show good titles. P Maps for Doungzlas and Sarpy Counties for sase, B\ h fo Isnac & half cash. nell’ Ha Selden’s ada, for 31 House Hou House and House and n % x House and small lot, Cass street... . X Hause and lot, 27th near Farnham 1,006 BOGGS & HILL. cop . 1,00 2100 Brick housc and corner | Small Cumings & ,000 £ Fine brick reside Brick residence. . ot, Boggs & Hill, BeaL EstaTe Brokegs, 1408 Farn. St., Omaha, sleb.