Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 28, 1882, Page 2

2 — e THE DAILY BEE- A CELEBRATED CASE. The Trial of the Principals in the Florence Tragedy. The Case Q@iven to the Jury- Prorpects for Conviction, For several days past the time of the district court has been occupied 1n hearing the case of the State vs, Flint- well, Dawson and McDonald, indicted | for robbery committed on the night of the tragic shooting of Si soldier, near Florence. It will be remerabered that the fist act of the spree w the shooting, was the robbery of Levi F. Lewin, who subsequontly identified | the parties and became an imoortant witners for the State. On the trial Lowin testified that cn the 19:h of August, while walking on the road leading from the barracks to Florence, he was ansaulted about half way between the two places by four soldiers, who robbed him of §6 in silver, two pocket knives and a pint der, the culminated 1n ! Mrs C 8 Reed; Crete, Rev Bross, delegates I, Andrews and Mre D B Verry; Crete, (German), Rav P Werdman;) MEMBERS WITHOUT CHARGE, I: Benton, Crete; Rev 8 E Hoa- ton, Fremont; Rev C W Merrill, Lincoln, superintendent of home rman, Harlan, Towa; Rey G W eright, agent American Bibla ent D B Perry, Doane wociety; | Rav W M Burrows, secretary American Home D i oty; fonary ev Addison | chard, superintendent home missions, Jenve ty; RevJ A lsed, Davenport, Twa; Rev £ J Humphrey, secrotary Am- board, O v, Warren Coch 4 convention, Wikconsin Nenaska M K conference, Liguid Gold Plank, of Brooklyn, Tioga Pa., describes it thus: “I rode miles for a bottls of Trowas' Eonges nie O1n, which affected the wonderful cure of & crooked Tonk o six applieations; it proved worth more than go/d to m VEN'S YOSEMII'E COLOGNE J the wild flowers of the rar Famep YOSEMITE VALLEN it 18 the mout frag ot perfum t Manufactured by H. B, Slaven, San Feaucisco, For sale 1aha by W, J. W e and Kennara Bros,, & Co, SLA M. nwr in ¢ Real Estato Transfers, 'he following deeds were filed for of whisky. It being o starlig] night, and he having an oppor- tunity an hour later to see two soldiers, one named James Flint-—— well and the other—Shroder, he postively identified them as two of the four who had robbed lim. He says the men told him that they were soldiers, but highwaymen, After the robbery he went on up i5 Florence, where a dance was in progress, and there reported the alleged robbery. A few moments later information camo to the effect that abort a mile and a half down the road asoldier had been shot by some parties in & wagon, whom he ;had halted and demand- ed their money or their brains, Lewin went with the crowd to the spot and identiticd the dead soldier, Shrader, and Flint- woll, who was with him, The latter was arrested at once, and subsequent- ly Dawson and McDonald, the two other soldiers, were arrested at tho barracks as accomplices, In the trial the defendants claimed they were only out on asort of a spree and were going to the danco at Flor- encs. They denied having robbed any one, Flintwell claima that he and Shrader were s0 much under the influence of liquor that the others left them before the wagon drove up and that when Shroder called out: ‘‘Your money or your brains,” ho (Flintwell) called to those in the wagon ‘‘Hold on there that man's drunk,” just as the fatal shot was The State has made a pretty strong case against the defendants and it looked as if a verdict of conviction would result, % Mossrs, Bartlett a~d Peckham con- ducted the defense with ability and Mr. N. J. Barnham took care of the intoreat of the State. The ocase was given to the jury yesjerday. A2 = Braaford, Po. Thos, Fitchan, Bradford, Pa., writes: ““I encloss money for SrRING BLossoNM, a8 I said I would if it cured me, My dyspep- nia has vanwshed, with all its +ymptoms, Many thanke; I shall never be without it inshe house.” Price, 50 cents; trial bot- lle-,\ 10 cents, e —————— . METROPOLITAN HOTEL, OMA. HA, NEB. Tables supplied with the best the market attords. The traveling public claim they get botter accommodations and more general satisfaction hore than at any other house in Omaha, Rate, $2 per day, aug2ltfm THE CONGREGATIONALISTS. The Session of the General Agsocla- tion of Nebrdeka Churches Yesterday. record in the county clerk’s oftiso Oc- tober 234 and 24th. Roported for Tae Bre by Geo. W. Ames, real ca- tate dealer: . J L Thomas and wife to E N Holli- day, w d, parcel sec 32, 16, 10, $3,000 J B Selvis and wife to C N Niel, w d, parcel sec 32, 16, 10, 85,700, E K Mitchell to J 8 Tompkins, w d, lot 19, block 116, Florence, §40. James Gilbert and wife to ¥ Mor- oby, w d, quarter lot 8, block 2066, $1.00, F Murphy to James Gilbert, w d, quarter lot 8, block 256, §1.00, G F Lehmer and wifo to Avg Kountze et nl, w d, lots b and 6, block 262 and lot 6, block 2569, $2,418.75. Same to ssmo, lot 5, blook 259, 748, Avg Kountzy and wife to E M O'Neil, w d, lot 16, block 2 in Kountxels 4th add, $325. D Taruey and wife to C Closen and wife, w d, lots 6 and 7, block 2, K horn, §525, ¥ Do La Matyr and wifo to F D Brown, w d, part lots 1 and 2, bleck 14, Shinn's add, §615. The Country. ‘Who that has ever Jived anytime in the country but must hayve heard f the vir. tues of Burdock as a blood purifier. Bun- 1OCK BLoOD £11TERS cure dyspepsia, bil- jousness and all disorders arising from im- pure blood or derauged liver or kidneys, Price, 81,00 e E IS BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS What Was Done 8t 8 Meeting Last Eveniog. A special meeting of the Board of Puablic Works wes held last evening. The bids for paving Tenth street came up for consideration but discussion was postponed until next Monday evening. 1t is hoped that some arrangement can be made with the property owners to allow tho board to reedvertise, for granite, sandstone and limestone, and loave it to the boardsto dscide which is the cheapeet and most suitablo,”? A protost against delay was made by Tom Mack & Co., tho loweat bidders for granite. Superintendent Grant has the block on Douglas strest, be tween Fiftcenth and Sixteenth broken up ready for the concrete and asphult, In laying this pavement the base is compoeed of broken limestone, eand and Portland cement, to the depth of six inches. Upon this is placed a cushion coat half an inch thick, composed of Trinidad asphalt, sharp sand, petroleum oil and pow- derod limestone. Upon this is spread The attendaiice at the meeting of the Nebraska OCongregationalists in this city Thuraday was very flattering, Yesterday excellent speeches were another cont of the sume materials of the | cushion coat, of 3} inches in thickuees and heated to 300 degroes Fahrenheit. Hydroulic cement is then sprinkled over this and the work delivered by Rev. A, Blanchard, of | comploted. Denver, and Rev. W. M Barrows, of New York, Rev. Robert West, editor of The The grading on the first two blocks- of Douglas street will be finished by the first of next week, the concrete o week later, and tho asphalt put on Chicago Advance,arrived yesterday and | in a day or two thereafter, The prop- delivered an address on the “‘Power|erly owners on of the Holy Spirit,” and immediately thereafter returned to Chicago, A permanent orgauization was ef. fected by the election of Rev. Lewis Gugog, of Lincoln, as moderator; Rev. H. Bross, of Crete, and Rev, H, A, French, of Miliord, as clerk The following named gentlemen are | celsi in attendance: The following is the list of delegates in | her 241, 803, attendance: Albion, Rev A A Cressmun; Arboryille, dllclcwh, Dr Ssmuel FEosign; Ashlind Rev Wm Leavitt, Dr George Shidd and 4| ed to the full extent of law, Douglas etrcet aro agitating the question of ncreasing the width of the sidowalks from six teen to twonty feet, Tho mattor has its friends and opponents, and the end cannot yet be determined, N Notico. ‘“‘Hawthorn Centonnial ' Ex or Roof Paint,” was patented May 24th, 1881, and etters patent num- Auy person found or known to tamper with the manu- facture of said paint will be punish- 0 per- The Hon N H Shidd, delegate; Aurora, 1iev A | son has any suthority whatover to sell L Beward; Beayer Oromsiug, Itey’ J Win slow; Blair, Rev H M Goodell and Mrs G W Wainwright; Buda Flatt, Rey Wm Suss; Jamp Oreck. Rev L T Mason; Clarks, Rev G 8 Briscoe; Clay Center. Rev G E Taylor; Cedar Bluffe, Rev D E Webber; David Otty, Rev H' N Gates; Exeter, Rey B A Dean, delegate, Mrs H G Smith and H A Baker; Fajrafont, Koy H U Abernothy, delszate, B H wife; Friendville, ' ltov slow, delegate, Mis J Winslow; Freewator, Rev_A N Daar; Fremor AT Swing, Mre N E Hawthorne; Frank. lin, Rev W' S Hawpton; delegate, Mry \ 8 Hampton; Fontanelle, Mrs Geo Hind. ley; delegate, Dsacon’ Bdward Corliss; Geno, Rev A P Dyas, delegate Dyas, Mrs H § And Greonw Lathews and wif rd, It Taylor; Hastinge, Rey s T Stewsrt, dele- gate; Mew M O Baxter; Iniionols, Rev Amos Dresser and Mrs Awos 1 resser; Turner J Win. vington, Rev J P Preston; Kearcoy, T Ayers; delegates, My D Grant and Mis T ‘I Lancoln, Rev L Gregory; deleg Leonard and wife: Linwood, Iiev Louisville, Rev BB ¥ Dilfon wife; delecate, J M Waterman; Ma Rev Wi Leavitt; Ma Woolwan; Milford, egates, Mrs A H Atwood; Monroe, Rev J P Dyas; Neligh, Rev M L, Holi; Olive Branch, Rev Suss; Omaha, Rev A ¥ Sherrill; delegates H M Hurlbut anb Mis 8 11 H Clark; Otoe Reservation, Rev E Cressmav; Ply. mouth, lev 8 C Dean; delegate, H Nelsoa; 8, field, Rev B J Gilbert, delegate S Sprague; Sunlight, Rev M ¥ Platt; Sil- ver CUreck, A Osborn and wife; Sutton, Rev Geo Boott; Stutt City, Rev E Cross: man; Wahoo, Hev K ¥ Webber; Weepin, Hawrnory & Bro.,, Lancaster Pa ok L A responsiblo party will buy a bank- ing business or open a new bank in a good live town, Interested parties addrees P, O, drawer No, 64, Omaha, Neb. 16:6¢ Barber shop and bath rooms for sale. Shop invoices at nearly one thousaud dollars, ~ Will gell for $800; part on time. Reason for selling: Wizh to go to Colorado for my wife's receipts, health . J. MoHexxy, 19 3% Atlantie, Ta. - b o — all Alive. Special Dispateh to Tug Bix BueNaxpoan, October 27,--After g wll night, the rescuing party ned wminers at the ! alive, Mirabile Dicta BrRING H108s0M i v think its effec Iy speptic mphe | of heve vanished; my wife is also enthusi- | wetio in praise of it; she was disfigured by blotelies and pimples on her face, and had & continuous beadache, She is all right | nov and all unsightly ions have gone, You way refer any doubting parties to me. S1, M. WILLIAMSON Street, Buffalo, - The Popular Demand. Drake's Travelors Magazine. Water, Rev C F Graves, delezate Mrs g (iuvs) Wu&wl’olnt Alig. W(l‘anl:rl.llh:; Alics H ymore, v U ard. wood, e/ » Mrs 8 O Dean; York, Hev. H Molntosh, delogutes Mr aud Mrs E ‘arner; Columbus, Rev J Gray, delegate _*I think it's a mistake to have any lights in the cars while they are going through the tunnel,” remarked the superintendent of & New Jersey rail- road to the good old president. ““Why, my dear sir,” sald the pious OMAHA SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28 old man, T can’t undorstand what the objection to them is—in fact, I think they are absolutely necersary. | Will you tell me why you think the road would be benefited by not light. ing the lamps when the train pisses through the tunnel?’ “Well, sir,” replied the observing superintendent, ‘‘you know that our road carries a great many young folxs!” ““Yen, yes, I know that.” “Well, gou never have hug and kiss each light on the care, h oul No, 1 can't say that [ have.” “Then, dor't you see, if we don't light up they would .be more apt to patronize our road, and the profits would be more than commensurate to seen them the growls of the non-kissing trav- eler!’ “H'm, yes. Very true. In future, if any ennductor allows a lamp to be lighted in his in while going through tunnels, discharge him at once,” said the pious president, | Even the patience of Job would become exhausted were he a preacher and endeav- oring to in est his andience while they were keeping up an incressant coughing making it impossible for him to be heard, Yet, how very easy con all this be avoided Iyniu:}vl‘vminu Dr. King's New Di ¢ for Gonsumption, Coughs and C rinl Bottles given away st C, F. Good her in the day- | Fhu RENT -2 new seven room houses, avenue. All modern improyements, bo Wl vold water, water back stove in k odwork and statrcase finished in part honses in gold, No better appointed own Street cars vass the door. Possession givenabout De ember 1t % room house, cellar, well, cistern, barn, newly painted and papered. Sherman avenue 7 room house, well, cistern, good cellar, corner 18th street 2411 AMES, 1506 Farnam, NOR RENT—FurnisAed rooms for one or two gentleman N, W. corner 20 and Cass 08027+ N R RENT—2 hou es one b and one 6 rroms, Tuguire coroer Chicago andibth St T. S ift 84-th TOR RENT - Goo ment rooms suitable for immediately at northwest cor. Zsa and Burt St 91241 lmn RENT-—Klegant front rcom, furni hed or unturiiehed, cheap. No. Gob noith 18th street, £04 261 I(mm T A singlo furnished room at 1610 ! Farnbamu street [ 1] l(vm RENT—4 plaasant house keeping ts & man ani wifo withoot chilaren None cther need apply. Call from 7 3 No. 81 wop m, A turnished Fiov 17¢h siree 90%-t1 | it NOR RENT— i in A GOt oF of Farnam Ker Bro-., Gos 0 bu ldirg 8t present vecupled 1 Unfon ' elegraph Comp 1l 16th +treots: VOR HENT - House with seven rooms 11 and K" cistorn handy, two blocks fr.m Omaha Foun dry south 17th St Inquite at Henry Bruning 1 Ply north west 3 [t JUR RE [‘ twee APy em w heuse 9 rooms 10th St be voah acd Mason, ANl m:darn 03850 T. Thomsa R~ ONEY TO LOAN h curity, A, B. sireet, front room, up-slairs. atbol morigago ee- . 11516 Donglia B250, 0007 5t vivirof 6,600 o apwards, {or § 4 and farm propesty Aamwor, 168 and Douzla B9 ONEY T0 LOAN—The Northwestorn Mu- tual Life [r<nranco Company is propared to inako all first-class Joans wanted on satisfactory elty:or fa'm eccurity at lowest current rates of Interest and witictis commission Apply 10 0, ¥. DAVIS, al Agent, nam Btreot, Omahs, Neb. No. 1505 sat and wod-4w furnished front room. In- rier 18th and Farnan, l‘ cistern, convenient oo location, one Tlock north of bridze, on Shevman avenue, 907-30° OR RENT—House, six rooms, furnished, In. quire at D, Hyde offics, Millard hotel, 70541 OR RENT—A boarding house, at 108 To th strect, betwren Douglas and Dodge. Inquire ¢ cor.of 12th and Douglas, 81+t OR RENT—Offices in Jacob's block, cor, 15th and Capitol avenue, JOHN G. JACOES, 762t ANTED. od, lively and inteliigent boy to nsslst in tending cigare and rows stasd. Good refercnces re Call on T. F, Lyon, Millard Hotel, W0t y weneral Louse work . at Edholmand Ericks.ns Jewelry 97580 Giars. D, Apple- ) & Co , Ne tito procure the rervices of wgen cgent them in this Apply for p r joulars besween 10 and 12a. aturany, . HOLD AWAY, Mansgor, 7 t Metropolitan Ifetel, streots, one bl 2D Girl for general housework in at Caldwelt ana Pler west of SaundersSt. 957284 ANTED —-)Mu 15th aud Ces 06128 v ders St. to clean r. ' well, N. ¥, corner D, ¢, HARVER. competent 4 ir in small farcily 0 Ste [y D Tywo or three girls to learn dress- k. Apply to Mes. Turtle 811 Saun- Zorth Oniaha, 94427 ANTED- A ¢ Beo Office, iing room wirl at Maus & Black ity Dodge St., between 1 46 ol laundress, Address ANTED—A ysungz man, & successfal can- vasser, to act as Manager for our publica- Must be willing to_go out toas in thi| S ate, and find agents, and raln them for tho first ¢ix moiths, Salary aud commission aftor ono mouth's trlsl, Good recurity. Reforences. Give ago. Kxp rience in full, Fend this, UASSELL. PETTER, GALPIN & CO,, 02428 N2 Bromway, Da Y. VVAN'[‘ED—Uelp at the employmert_oflice, 217 N. 16th stroot, up-stairs, 5 -t YV ANTED=A good girl for goneral house, work, at Jast house ‘vest side of convent stroot, two 'blogks northo St Mary's avenue, 81541 ‘ ANTED—A girl to do geheral housework, nees. Good wages paid Ad= d K vy Neb, 650 -tt by an 4 different lan i at Creighton Hou \ TANTED -By & young man, situation in a Q10 or dry good s store. Has four ycars oxpedience, * Speuks Gorman and En lieh.” In qui_ent J LEruchauf, Fari ham, bet., j10th and 11th, 97150 ANTED--Situation good ady, c:okor goneral house work in small family, Call or address 10103Mas0 1 St DH-23° ANTEL—A placo to cock and do gene bouse waal by a micd'e-aged wornan quire st 614 North 16:h strcet, mahs, 0 \V/ ANTED- A situation for sbout tns wonths in o hardware or stove store, by r man thor aughly nequainted with the busin o to work and las good aufcrences, fana, Beo Oftice A/ ANTED—At the National Hotel at L VY “Ono No. 1 fomnle cook wante i i wage Wi Sini Cloancr, resldence 1200 )il 7 vau.is, Winks and coes 1 With Sacitary Vauls and bekt in use. A, 0diro etreot, Omahn, MICELLANEGUS WANTS, VWANTED-Two gentlamen to room aud board in privatefami y, no otber boardars, Inquire 650 noithi 14th St, between Califarniaand Webater 907-81+ ANTED—Rooms and doard. If private ily willing to take one or two boarders, will s*nd their adarees to the Wyman Com. College, sindent secking board or rooms will be referred to them A L. WYMAN, 610-40 FOR RENT—HOUGES AND LAND pOR 2 Spl ~Furnished ooms to yentle RENT id 1 ass Bt ect, ation, 5 room house, centrally located and furoitare for sale. T50 rooms now rent ©d, more than pys 1 ¥ rentof whole house. In- quire at 1518 D dyw 8¢ 078-28 I CUSF FOR RENT-—4 rooums, cistae well, aud good yard, on Pau! St i A, Camntnzind No, 32 St rou st & north o 1 4 bath room, and a few table boardirs st 178 Dedge 0id-2 URNISHED RUOMS ™ NT0 and cheap, suita- | ble for two & ntlemen, 516 Howsrd, hear new M. dop 20-251 1 RENT - A suitof rc I fessional wan, at Mervitts restaurant, 1007 Farnam, between 10th and 11th, vho 28t OR MENT- Pleasant furni hed rooms. Call Detween Chivogo 'FOR RENT—Cottage of six large rooms all | #1 conveniencos &nd fne locstion by 8.T. Petor- s0n Ager b 15th and Douglas § 1 OR RENT—A nico new cottage on ba Inquirs a$ Edholm streot, noar 24th streot. & Eri ksot:'s 685-t1 NOR KENI—Fine residenc, in good location, Al couveniences for water, now, 12 rooms, MoCaguo, opposite post>ifice. 02941 IOR BANT—Two new dwelllngs and two other dwelilngs in deairable locality, by Mcioon No. 1614 Doug!as streot 81741 OR RENT— A cottage of five room+. Inquire at Northwest corner 16thand Chicago street. B10-t1 OR RENT-Furnished house, N. W. corner 18th and Clark St. TT6-tt OR RENT—Large offics room or half_store, 1020 Farnham st et 707-4¢ OR RENT—Two rooms furhished for light X usekeep ng—city water on same floor. Diemer's blocs, comor 8th and Howard stroots. OR RENT—A store i Balcombe block, on [! “16th stroet, near Davenport. 3 Baloombe. EY HOUSES FOR RENT—Small and flarge L four to eloven rooms each; one or two new onet BEMIS, Agent, Jo 2341 16th and Douvlas Sts. IOR RENT—Furnished rooms a3 1717 Cass street, bet. 17th and 18th, 456-81 “OR HALR AW BOOKS uni office furnitnre {'r sale. 4 Boom 1, Creighton Block, 707-21t have threo or four thousard yards of earth at } tho northoast corner fof 14th aud Wehator d hich Twill give to any person o corpor- removing the samdd JAMES CALUAHAN. JOR SALE—15 head chojc {70 BALE—Throo thousnd western wethers, lad2years 0.d, Weight abor i ¥. €. GRABLE, 952 tt m and e " Kearney, Neb, 0 * SALE—A harnos business in o firat- class location, Wiil well on reasonable Cause for selli g, fallure of health. C.B. R, box 200, Oak and, Keb, OR SALE—Opera House Restaurant ¢o ng fiss class u ivess. Inquireon promises, Tnos. Falconer. 049-41 [ QR BALE OHEAP_—¥ow sharos of Gold snd Lyer mining stock reduced ratesto coc tinue Assays, rpeoimers and thates st room rton Block. 1 K, A, Thomp:on Mining Agent.5 work, 12 95 l‘wu SALE—One organ for§30. O oorganfr ! 555, One Piano, §65. Casn or monthly pay- A, MOSPE. mer ts. 92811 'l\n:\'cljl-: FOR SALE- 3 twan, Omalia, Inquire C, M LE—Entiro o z or. 10th and Leuveaworth, t ke N.J, SMIH, (SALE -8fov:e and Furniture 141,0 ©85-1 , We offer for sale our ed Busi. ess, corner of 16th and Davenpzrt streets, with all fixtures, ¢ ams, wagon, ot Reasons for selling we are going i business. A good invest, CHARLTON BROS, B18-t8 DR SALt—House and lot, N. ¥, corner 15th streatand Capi.ol avenue. Ingufre on pres migrs. 04 1m OB BALE-Hcuso of § rooms on 1 ground 4} years, $6.50. M:Cague o ¢ Office. OR BALE—Good butlding, brick, ‘Wator Warks ofticc. another Call at 44680 YPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE—At & BARGAIN, ouo large brick howse, and one iargo trame house, with tull lot ou Cass near 151b stroct, Fine chance for investment, ront for §70 per wonth, Oall10; full particulark on 18, 6004 Avent, 16th and Douglad sts, N1X BEAUTIFUL LOTS—G0x150 tect oach In ' linnecom Place on street car lne. Bost lote 117 whole addition on very easy torms and 2t 8 bl and Deuglas 16-84 groat bargain, Bawis’ agent, Wirecta R Y OTEL FOR SALE E First class; all © (ntown, Tho ¢ as all the travel to suit. Enquire wton, W , proprieter, K OST--Au envelop 4 Finder will pleas receive reward, w8271 WAL WELCH 08 I'—A tuhber c2at with a cost inside inder l‘ will please returu to no § Engine House, 94618 OST—A bunch of koys, for which §1 reward L wi | ba paid at Beo office. SG3tt K. JETT--Housoand Carvet Uleaner Stove A Polisher, Lesvecrders at Republican oftice, 13th and Douglas, 524 NCR RRNT—A vory t furnished roow JFE 24 south dath St Detwern St. Mary's Aneas ue and Leavenworth St FEREY) OR RENT- Pleasant furnished room suitable for tw) gentiemen, 1619 Farnam St, 962-20¢ OR RENT- Cottage of 4 rooms, 50th and Far nau street, ¥10 & month )R RENT-Cottage of Dodge 810 & month, [NOR RENT--Housse of 5 rooius, 30th and Dou- glas stroet, ¥18 & wouth. 2t BOGGS & HILL, 1 rooms, 30th and ° TO WAOM IT MAY CONCERN thi- public waj to 81y that it has becn reported that | made statements derogatory to the name of Mrs. A. Johunson. Icheerfu ly take this meth- od to absoluttly depy that I ever uttered or cir- culsted avyslanderous reports and know of no %ood reason for s do'ng. J. BONNER, b 1 deslre in "Any ‘makiog such reports hereatter aill Jappanes | W. JOHNSO 018 12t ERS—The highest oash d o e o e Kt MM~J“ B06-daw-tf { six rooms, weil an | BEMIS’ ea Lstate COLUMN, Offices 16th and Douglas Streets. No. 307, Beautiful_residence lot on Sherman street, near head of St, Mary's avenue, 82,700, No.'3l4. Kull loton 19th street, near Popple ton's, $850. No. 816, Full acre on Burt street, neir Convent of Sacred Hears 81,200, No. 317, Full lot on California, near street, ,900. No. 818, Two lots on Soward, near Bhunders ,800- 0.'319. Two lots on Charles, near Ssunders street, $1,600. o, 320, Ha t acre on Cuming street, noar Dut. 321, Six beautiul residence lots, fine view, easant avenue, near Hauscom Park, . 322, One-halt acreon California street, near Creighton College. No. 323, Two lots on strees, $6,000, No. 820, Two lots on Dodgo, near Grove street, Smith’s addition, 40 826, Four acre blo.k in West Omaha, 2,000, Choice 4 acre block in Smith'aaddition at west end of Farnam stroet—will give any longth of time requiredat 7 per cent Interest. Also & splendid 10 acre block in Smith's add}- tion on_eame iiberal terms a3 tne foregoinz. No. 805, Half lot on lzard ncar 20th strect, $700. No 804, Lot on 188 street near Paul, $1200. No 802, Lot 80x260 feet on 16th stroet, noar Nicholas §800. No 209, One quarter acre on Burt strect, near Dutton §500. No 207, Two lots on Blondo near Ireno streot, 8250 and §300 each. No 206, T'wo lots on Georgia near Michigan street, $1200, No295, Twelve cholce residence lots on Hamil. ton street in Shinn's addition, fine and sightly. $350 to 8600 each., No 204, Beautiful halt lob on t. Mary's av: enue, 80x180 fect, near Bishop Clarkson's and 20th street, 81600, No 292, Two cholco lots on_Park avenue, 50x 150 each, on street rafiway, 8500 ench, No 291,8ix lots in Millard & Caidwel's addition on Shennan Avenue near Poppleton's, §800to 16 eacn 5 No 285, Four lots on Deoatur and Irene streots, near Saunders streot, ¥27° to $450 each. No £&2, Lot on 19th near Paul streeb, $750. No 281, Lot B5x180 feot neac St. Mary's avenue, and 20th street, §1600. No 279, Lot on Decatur near Irene stroot, §325. No 78, Four lots on Calawell, near Saunders strect, 9500 cach, qrhio 276, Loton Clinton street, near shot tower, 25, No 275, Four lots on McLellan strect, near Blondo, Kagan's addition, §226 each, - No 274, Throe lots noar race course: make offera. No 268, Besutitul corner acre lot on Calitornia street, opposite and adjoining Sacrod Heart Cov- vent grounds, §1000, No 260, Lot onMason, near 15th street, §1,850. 100 lots in */Credit Foncier”and “‘Grand View' additions, just south-east of U, P.and B.& M. Kailroad Uepots, ranging from §160 to $1000 each and on easy terms, Beautiful Residence Lots at s bargain—very handy to shops 126 to $250 each, & per cent down and 6 per cont per month, Catl and got plat and full particulars, No 256, Fuil corner iot on Jones, Near 16th streot, §3, Nod ng atreot, No 2614, 850, No 240, Half loton Dodge, near 11th stroet, 0. Marcy street, near 18th Twolots ou Center street, near Cum- 9900 for both or $600 each, Lot oo Seward, near King etroet, ,100. 'No 247, Four beautiful residence lots near Creighton College (or will scparato) $8,000. No 246, Two lots on_Center, ncar Cumlng strect, $525 and $400 each, o0 40}, it on Tdato) mear Cuming streot 526 No 245, Boautitul corner acre lot on Cuming near Dutton street, near new Gonvons of Sacre Heart, 81,600 No. 244, Lot on Faruam, near 15th etreet, B 84,760, Nod41, Lot on Farnam, near 26th strect, 9, corner iot on Duré, near 22d’ strect No. strect, (W No.'234, Lot on Uouglas street, , 120x182 feet 3 Haruoy, near 2dth, 1 cut 1t up) 82,400, noar 26th, 1,000, No. 227, Two lots on Decatur, near Irene g)reet, $200 cach, o 223, Lot 148 by 441 feet on She: n ave Grace, 84,000, will divide, on Dodge, near 18th #590. No 207, Two lots on 16th, ncar Pacific strost, 1,500, No €04, Desutitul resldence lot oa Division sfreot, near Cuming, $900. No 109§ Lot on 16th street, near Plerce, No 103}, Lote on Sauuders street, near Sew: ard 3000, No 195}, Two lots on 17th street, near white ead works, §1,050, N 188); 'One full block ten lots, near the barracks, $400. No 191, Lot on Parker, 0, No183' Two lots on Coss, moar 2lst b ¥ilt edge), 95,000, No 180, Lot'on Pier near Seward, §650, No 170,Lot on Pacific street, near 144 offer. No 166, Slx lots on Facuon, near 24th street $2,400 to §2,850 ench 0 163, Full block o , and three lots in G streot, near lrene strreet, new raoc ey addition, near #2,000. noar white ead o, on 18th strees, block (180x185 foef r oor Claire, on Hawilton strect of the red streot car track. §1,000 sar 15th, $2,500. 2d additious Shinu's, Nelsou's, Red d all the other additions at' BEMIS Real Estate Agency, 16th and LVouiges Streete, also lots in_Parker Gise's, Lake's, prices’and ter sunders sbrov | INGIGODDSH .. 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