Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 7, 1883, Page 5

| { KIRKWOOD. . This is a new and beautifu) addition to the city of Omaha situated in the north part of the city, fronting on Sherman avenue, and is the most desirable location, for residences, that has heen pliced on the mar- ket for years, BEDKORD & SOUER. Kirkwood, . This prniwrty is divided into regular size city lots which will be sold at reasonable prices and on easy terms, BEDFORD & SOUER. KIRKWOOD. Fronting 700 feet on Sherman Avenue. This property caunot fail to be desirable and will be rapidly taken up and improved. = No hills to climb, no ravines to_cross, in_ getting to KIRKWOOD addition. Re- member, when you buy « lot in this addition. you w1l not have to’ pay an amount equal to fiest price to grade your lot before buildix Kirkwood. .. Street cars will be run to this addition at an early day. These lots will double in va'ue in 12 months. Call at_our offic* and see plat and make selections early. BEDFORD & SOUER. KIRKWOOD. Elegant Building Sites and at half the price of any other lots in the city of equal distance and location, on the best street in the city. BEDFORD & SOUER, and acre lots, 14th Street, bet. Farnam and Douglas. Unimproved Property FUR SALE BY_BEDFORD, & SOUER. Improved Property. No. § 53,50012 room house, cor. 13th and Suliforni wator, outhotises, rticets, 6 closets, cellar, city ote. 1,000 Lot 60x127, Indiana and Division. 2700 each —Two lots 60x 132 each, on 11th, Cheap, 006 room house on N. 13th street, closcts, | v 2 lots 63x132 each on 10th, cellar, cistern, well, ete. BrpROKD & SOWEN. ch -7 lots in Yates & Reed's addition, 00-—Good six room house on Davenport, bet, | 23 §7,200—12 full size Hauscom Place, one I and 24th, (W0 80Ty, © Oset-, pantr, ccll.r, ockin ool iPack s B " 1€ Rad (ahvabhe tuble and | 20 £60 each—1Two lots on I'irk avenue. Bargains, Cintorn, welly frult and shrubbiery, stable and | 57 4w Tots th Dodgt, betwoen I1th and. f2ch. e 2 4 81 3 dition, on Seward streef. 15 $3 100 —Full rize lot on McC £ s 15t aduition, on 25th and. w0 frawe cottages, one 5 r For sals or exch .nge. 46 ood lots in Hanscom: Place. Bar- 16 £2.100- Good 1wo and a half acre lot with tive wains, room o1 age, brick cellar, well, fruit trcs, ete. | 54 %3,000- Lot 50x120, on Farnam, near 20th. Very 17 One of the b st thr chep. on F.rnam stroet. 18 3, 00—Now 7 room house on N. 15th strect. All modern improvements. Good loeation. Cheap. | g5 tory brick business houses Torma prisate. 00d lot in Lowe's addition, Cash racros in West - maha 350 Lot in Isaacs & Selden’s add tion, wo Tots 14th o Leavenwo th, (bus ness lote.) 19 §5,300—New two story house, Quoen Ann,_ style. | 67 826 Lot 12, Allen’s sub-division SIx110. A bar All modein improvenients, city water, Ist 100x 100 6 Lot 4, block 1, Lowe's 1st addition. Good 22 Two full 10's St. Mary’s avenue and 20th, with 3 houses. Will b fifst-class business property. Terms eas. . 24 31,750~ Lot 8690, with two houses. Cheap. 5 0—(wo housts in Nelson's aidition, on ter treet. Cutnouses, cister, fruit trecs, ete. 32 Business bos 1ot on Douglas street, bet. Fine lot, Re1dick’s addition, Park ay 2 fect of block 3, Shun's addition, Fine 0 0—Lot 44x60un 16th. ne worlh twice ti ¢ price asked. 500 - Fuil size grajed lot on ith and 1th, Business property, Chicago, liet. 0 16 oo 98 2300 —Goud 1at, high location, kouth 10th. Jétn i 15ih. Torins eany 100 20,000—33x |32 n 10th, bet. Harney and How 31 New 8 room house on Chicago. het. 24thand 25th, il All improvements. 108 5150 ¢ach "Iwo new houses, one six*and orher 8 rooms. aadition, irst-class and miodern improvements. ‘ferius i = sureet, nusios| BATgains in Farms & Lands Ea subdisision, new u house. Well Tmpro-ed. | o, 38 82,600-Lot 50x150, Co ivent street, 8 room cot- | “Y§ tage, largo basemont suitable for Tooms, barm, et 39 22,300—6 room house, Thornell’ well,_cistern, good improyeme #1,550 on long; time, Two extra good lot in Hanscon's Cood high location 7 por acro ~100 acre improved farm, near Cros ton, Tuwi, 10 6 res woodiand, 45 ncrés 2 ueres Thoothy and Clover. 4,000~ 0 acres 8-4 of & mile west of Ft. Omahs, W0 hou ov, two barns, Kranary, corn crib, two wells, 800 by fruit (rees, 00 grape vines widition barn, ts, #o00 cosh, 42 46,2007 rouin houso ou Davengort, bet. 16th Will 4o 1 or exchange. wid 17¢h, ¢ 3 14 #7,000—0) cres, half mile N, Klihorn, 189 Lot 175x600 on Sherman, largs house, barn_and acres in cultivation, talanco pasture. Four oon other mprovements. Lot without improve- Rotise, stable, tc. . Texis oasy menta is worth the money wo ask for it. 51 8060 47 Two now bouses and two full eize lots on Park senue. Hot and cold water, und oll modern firet class improvoments. Houses woull oot what we ask for whole. Extra good barguin 2,000—1.0t B2x160 cor, 17th and Center, house 4 room, barn, water, trees, outbuildinge. 0 49 §2,600—Fir0 foom house, 18ta but. Califoria & Etr AN Iaes e YA e e Wobster, Nico property. Tormn saay. Thin roperty bs cheap at 810,000, 50 81,500~ Lot B, block 5, Shlnn's 2d eddition. One | g4 620 per acre-—400 acres, $ milos trom Waterloo, and @ half story house Trru eary. Douglas connty. Part in oultivation, belance 52 3,000—@00d 7 room house onSherman. Modern meatiow, ll geed land. Wil sell or will arrenge Improvoments, stable, well, ciutern. ~ A bargwio. | with cattle man for co-partucrship, or will cor- 53 86,000—Full 1't, ons # room sud one 5 roum A e teod B o o Eard ot e Ftre house, now, & blbcks from the opora house. Very | 70 to A2 10,000 acres la Merrick couuty, Good ¥il- choap: Vo land, snd will be sold from 86 40 82 1%,0%0—Bplendii It on Dodsre, ncar 11th. Chew ey ” " T A, Yo 0. ey e 63 95,000 Large houso aud small eottage. £0 §7 per acre—Will bay 160 acres in Codar Co. lont loeatlon, full size Iot, Davenport, near 10ih. peratie WL 85 64,800 Lov $91280. oot @ room hause, modern | °° Tom e ssreg 3 mias from Mamburg, improvoments, near businews, on Shoruiun ave. 28 #7,000--Two fulllots, with two guou h uses, 26th and Chicago. (W 1 separately for cah.) 105 Hix thoussnd sores In Stanton Co. Neb. 92 91,600—¥wo 1o X140, with house stable ote. | 107 §10° per acre 2200 acros tlmoerod land in "_.{ Barker's aub-ivision. i Co.,, Mo three small farms en tais laad, beiancs Iy 0% 91,60—Lot and a half, good house, Redick's sub- 4ood cottonwood timber, which will diviston, (corner.) tar invesment, For sal hange for 95 Lot with 7 reoms keuse, Chicago, bet. 10th and | BARN ropersy, S v 144 101 ¢1,660-Lot nd 6 room house, Horbach'e addi-| #8rCall and examine ether #on, wall, cisern, etd. Everything In good re- 160 weres good land, 4 12 miles from Bur. Jington, Coffee county, Kansas, Wil exchange fo “Owmah proporty. £5,000 caahi—no of the heat stocked ranches in the State, 1460 acres of doeded lend. Call for particwian. 11400+ 440 aoros adjoloing city ef Wilber, Satino o o7 §16. per acro—lmproved near Logan lowa. 104 Beveral hundred aares in Curming Co. Neb. aperty neb listed. ir d BEDFORD & SOUER, 2188, 14th. bed. Farsam and Dowglas. 102 §950—Lo¥and 4reom howse, I7ard, ber. 16th snd 17¢h, A STORM AT SE.. The Expericnce of the Steamer Lam- port in the Farions Billows of the Atlantic. Swopt From the Deck Into the Sea. The Ups and Downs of Ocean Life 'he W the Banks, in a Gale- ckage on Haurrax, September 6,--The steamer Lamport from Baltimore for London, ar- rived here to-day in distress; 140 cattle shipped by Longham & Co., Boston lost at sea. On Wednesday, the 22d, the galo struck the ship, increasing in fury s the day advanced. After dark the storin grew worse, the sea threatening overy moment to swamp the steamer. At 11 | o'clock the storm was at its height and from that hour until daylight the vessel was almost at the mercy of the elements Great seas swept the decks, carryingawa, 130 out of 170 cattlo aboard, and badly injuring a number of the crow. The second officer, Jones, had his collar hone broken. The waves were tremendous in size, sweoping over the ship. They would lift a great portion of the eattle on their crests, hold them for a momont, and then hurl their living contents with awful vio- lence, to death. The next wave would carry off the bleeding and dying in the twinkling of an eye. Live stock e O e ship by the dozens and by morning all that remained numbered but 40, of whichfour havo since died, leaving but 3Gout of 170 cattlo turned out of Baltimore cnly two weeks ago. During the storm i steamer’s boats were cither carried away or disabled. The cabin was flooded, and a portion of the bulwarks and part of the wheel carried away and other damage suffered. Thursday the storm abated somewhat, but the heavy sea made the vessel roll almost as much as during the preceding night, Sail was rigged andshe was headed fos Halifax. Thursday after- noon the water continued to pour over the vessel, got into the stokehold and put out the fire by which the steam pumjp was run, but the ship kept on until tem- porary repairs in the machinery wer made, Monday, four days after the ma- chinery broke down, the engines wore started again, and the vessel mado all hagto for Halifax, where she will remain for some days. S, Jonns, N, F., September 6,—The steamer Carnival, Capt. Targuhar, was totally wreeked this morning. She struck on Gull Island, at the mouth of St. Ma- ry’s Bay, and sank almost instantly. The passengers and crew, 60 in all, got ashore on the Island Rock, about a mile from land. The schooner Thistle, was dis patehed to the wreck to render asistance, The French bark Kermalo, with 9,000 quintal of codfish from St. Hattre to France, sank with all hands at the on trance of the river Girraud. The schoon- v Lizzie stranded to-day, on the wost de of Miquelan. The rench banker Augusta, just anchored in roads, is severely damaged and lost six men The banker Emile is reported gone down at anchor at Great Banks with all on board. The French bark, Hortenz, is a wreck at Sables Dolores. The crew was saved. The schooners disabled on Miquelan Island in the storm Thurs day ave slowly arriving. Since cabling the 4th inst., twenty-one more cases of loss of life on the Banks is reported. All the French fleet that arrived report nu merous dismasted vessels outside, and lurge quantities of floating wre SPORTING NOTES, HARTFORD RAC Hartrorp, Coun., September 6 Twelve thousand people at Charter Ouk to-day. The principal event on the card was the race against time of Wi, Rocke feller's double team, Cleora and Inde pendence, and Frank Work's team, Edward and Dick Swiveller. Theformer was sent to beatthe vecord of 2:161, made Charter Oak park, Work’s pair to beat their 2:16} record. Rockefeller's span was hitched to a light wagon and driven Ly Jolm Splan; Work's was driven by ohn Murphy, and hitched t» a four-wheeled skeleton. Edward and Swiveller made the mile in 8; time for quarter, 33}, 4}, ), 1. Rockfeller's horses made the first quarter in 34, second in 33}, two seconds faster than their 2:16} record; third quarter in but on the home strecch Independence east a toe weight, throwing him into the air, losing fully two seconds before he could be got down to work wain, Timo for mile, 2:18. Jay EycSee was driven to beat his record of 2:14, for a special purss, One trial was made, covering the mile in 2:143. _ Summaries of the day's regular trot- Almont won, Barbara Handicap third, Index Patcher seco fourtli; time, 2:22§, 2:243, 2:234, 2:22, 2:02%. Class 2:24, unfinished, Sleepy Joe won two heats, Dor won one heat; time 2:22}, 2}, 2:26, BASE BALL, Torxno, September 6, — Toledo 11, Peeria 6. A BAsT SacINAW, September 4, —Spring- 7, Saginaw 3. Bay Ciry, September 6. 11, Bay Citys Pro1vipence, Beptember dence 6, Bostons 1, Bureato, September Cleveland 2. Chicaco, September 6.—Chicago 26, Detroit 6, Fort Wayno G.—Prov 6.—Buffalo 7, | —— CAPITAL NOTES, THE YELLOW FEVER DISTRICT, WASHINGTON, September 6,—Commo- English last night telegraphed Licu- tenant Commander Welch, at Pensacola, that it would be impossible for the marines camped near Pensacola to be moved north at present, but instructed him to move the camp to a point further removed from the infected district, if the quarantine authorities would permit it He wuthorized him to inquire if the warines would be allowed to pass through the gulf states in case it was desided to romove thewm north, There has not been any yellow fover amonyg the marines o they went into camp. No ne es of yellow fover wmonyg the naval force. Omo death in the hospital, Prie vate Penifan I'he surgeon general of the marine hos- pital servico received a dispatch this afternoon from the president of the hoard of health at Pensacola, stating the house to house inspection had been dis- continued, and reporting the fever getting worso at the navy yard, there having been six deaths in the last 24 hours. He do stated also that Le was lproving the !02¢ Hundreed Head of Cattle| were | IF EATING WERE A FELONY. IT COULD NOT RE MORE TERRIBLE PUNISHRD THAN BY THE TOATURES OF INDIGESTION WHY ENDURE THEM! EVERY DYSPEPTU KNOWS, OR OUGHT TO KNOW, THAT TAR RANT'S EFFERVESCENT SELTZER APER TENT IS ASPECIFT FORTHRECOMPLAINT, WRY THEN SUFFER! 1T 13 SHEER FOLLY, SOLD RY ALL DRUGGISTS, {cordon around the navy yard wherever he could. Senator Geimain, of Maryland, and a committes of the hoard of trade of Balti more, visited the surgeon general of the marino hospital servic ask that vessels bound for Baltimoro be allowed to pass quarantine at the capes [and quarantine, 20 miles below Balti more. Dr. Hamilton told them quaran tine at the capes had been established at | the request of the nnlmcll'\:\l authorities of Baltimore, and if the latter indorsed the request of the delegation he would lay the matter bef y Troasury; otherwise he declined to have anything to do with making the change. CADET AT LARGE, A won of Senotor Légan, examined with others on August 28 for admission to the West Point Military acadomy as cadet at large, passed a suceessful exami nation, — CRIMIN AL RECORD. MONEY AND HAPPINESS AT WAR, Burrixaroy, Ia., Soptember 6. Last ight, at New London, this county, John Crone went into the room where his wife was sleoping, told her to got up and light alamp, and when she did s he cut her cross the abdomen with a knife, from which the intestines protruded, when she ran into a neighbors house. Crone isa rich farmer, and his wife recently had him arrested for threatoning to Kill her. She will die. THE JAMES TRIAL, Garvativg, Mo., Septomber 6. - A large audience gathered to hear the pros- eeuting attorney close for the state in the Frank James trial. He said the question before the jury was, ““Is the arm of the law or the arm of the bandit stronger in Missouri. At the close of his speech the bailiff took charge of the jury and the court adjourned. ACQUITTED, Kansas Cicy, September 6—The Star's Gallatin special says: Frank James was acquitted. The jury returned a verdict at 4 o'clock, and the announcement was applauded. The prisoner roceived it coolly. THE ROSE CLARK MYSTERY, Briveerort, Conn., September 6.— Hearing in the Rose Clark murder case is still secret, a number of witnesses were oxamined, among them the doctors mak- iug a post mortem examination. 1t is now generally stated that no rape was com- mitted, which strengthens the suspicion toward Norman Ambler, Rese Clark’s former husband, Ambler was sewn in this city by several persons. Rose was also seen in company with a man on Suuday evening aftor leaving Wi, Lew- i house. 1t is suspected the man is Ambler but this is not known positively. —— The New Eng'and Fair, Maxcnester, N. H., Septomber 6. Fifteen thousand people attended the New England far to-day. Governor Hale and staff met Governor Butler and Governor Jarvis, of Norch Carolina, Sce- vetary Chandler and o number of others who arrived from Boston to attend the fair, —— THE FREMONT FROLIC. {he Union Pacific Pioneers’ Picuic, Arrangements Jerfected for a Gen- eral Good Time, The Union P excursion to nd Saturday. cific Pioneers’ pienic Fromont, next All arrangoments have been porfec ed and the prenickers will bo a by Trvines full grehestra, which will fur- companiod nigh the dance music and by the Unicn Pacific Band, which goes by special invi tation. A has been erected and lovers of this amuse- ment will have no cause to complai Meinbers of tho associztion can procure tickets from the committes and all em ployes who have been in the servico of the company for ten years or over arve entitled to go along. ~ The train leaves Omaha at 8:16 & m., and, roturning, leaves Fremont at H:10 p. m, The committes on_ arrangements con- wists of Messrs. J. E. Wigman, Chas, Midgeley and Con V. Gallagher. Committee on dancing: Win, Brown, Chus, H. Ogburn, Ches, P. Needham, and Tom Nolan Refreshments will bo served on the grounds by competent caterers, so that those who do not feel like fixing up bas- kets will have no trouble in getting plen- ty to eat. first-class dancing platform Much distress and sickness attributed to dyapepsia and chronic diarrhova is c casioned by humor in the stomach, Hood's Sarsaparilla is the remedy. e — Armny Ocders, The commanding ofticer, Fort Omaha, Neb., will send, under suitable guard, and with the neccssary papers in their canos to the Fort Leavenworth Military prison, all military prisoners mow at his post awaiting transfor to that prison, THE EQUITABLE Trust Company OF OMAHA, NEB, Capital 8tock, - $250,000. A E.TOUZALIN, President H. W, YATES, Secrotary and Treasurer, J. W. HAVAGE, Attorney. L M. TOWER, Manager, This com proved Far Tuterest Eight, po ally, NoComuss Address, ake long time loans on Im. annu- ited L. 1. TOWEN, Munager, JAS. H, PEABODY &, D, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, nce, No. 1407 Jones Bt Offios, No. 160" Far e strect. Offico hours, 12 1. 101 p. &L, and 8 p 06 p. . Telophone' for office, 97 Mesidence this morning, to | promises to be amost delightful occasion, | =nw | BEMIS, 15th ano Douglns Sts. 1 targe house of 10 rooms, 8 cellars, clstern, | ete; Everything complete, full lot near 22 | and Webster strocts, 35,500, |8 Howse of 8 roums, Bath room, closets, well, ol s | , near 18th and Cuming, 6,800 4 Two'story house of § rooms, collar, well and tern, on Do, near 15th stroct, ,000. & Lange full tea story house, 8 o en_ rooms, Tot, ete., on Jones, near 16h streot, 88,000, 9 Houso of 11 rooms, two story 5, ete., one DA lot, on 19th, near Webabe', 86,000, O House of about 8 rooms, eeflar, well and elstern, on 10th r Webster, $4,000, 10 Large house § rooms, good ccilar barn, ote., lot 00x185 foct, on 11th street near Center streot sehool houo, ¥2,50. 11 Two story frame house 7 rooms, full lot on Chiea. 0, near 380 strect, 9,700 13 Brick house one and one-balf stor) and kitehen, large barn four rooms on Sherman avenue 10thstreet). near Lrdge, 88,600, 14 Largo now one and_one-halt story house, 10 rooms, brick foundation, everything completo, [X180 foot on Bherman avenue, l{l"‘”‘"“ #4,500, 0 story brick house of @ rooms, 2 closets, good cllar, cistorn, woll, ote., near $8d and Mason rocts, §3,000. ‘o Nousew, § lota on Chicago near 23d street, near Pop. 1 54 Largzo house, § rooms, 1ot 44x130 feet, near 24th and Farnum strect, $7,500, 55 Houso of twd rooms, full lot, on 4th near Charlesstreot, (Make offors.) 68 Houso, 8 roonis, on Parker, near 834 street, §700. 7 House, six rooms, § lots on Leavenworth, noar ark avenue, 81,000, 16 Now house of 6 rooms and_Kitchen, cullar, ols tern, ote., on 17t near Jackson stroet, 8,600, 10 Houso of 6 rooms, good collr, full lot” on Leay: enworth, near 17th street, ¥8,660. 20 Two houses, ono of 8 rooms, one of § rooma basement, clstern, well, ote.,'on Plerce near 108 street, 4,500, 21 Threo'neres of ground and old St Mary's convent with about 18 or 20 rooms, 8 staries, on St. £y’ avenue,opposite Woolworth's resldence, 825, 000, Large house of 7 rooms, cellar, well and cistern, 1.0t 36 by 132 feet on California near 10th- street, 7,000, 26 Houso of 2 rooms, well, cistern, ete., near Pioroe wd 1ith stroct, §1,500. 26 Two houses, 5 foonm cach, cellars, woll, clstern, coul shed, efe., near 2th ‘and Cuming streets. Largo lot, $8,500, 27 Houso 6' rooms, one and onehalf story, on Charlos, noar Satindurs, stroet, $2,000, 28 Largo brick houso of 0 Fooms, ccllar, well, clstern c, near 15th street and St. Mary's avenue, 600, 20 One large house nine rooms, and one of three rooms, well, ete. Lot 60500 feot, near 10th and Nicholas strects, #3,000. 30 Small house 4 roums, two lots, on 17th stroet, oar Nicholas, $1,600. 30} Two large hotises, one of 7 rooms and one of § roums, two lots, on 18th, near Nicholws streot, 4,000 81 House 7 rooms, hall lot on Webster street, $2,500. 82 Two houses, ono of 9 rooms and one _of 8 rooms on Chicago, near 12th (full lot) $4, 43 Two story house 10 rooms, halt 10 near 106h stroet, 82,500, 84 Brick houso of 10 rooma, collar, well and cistern, on Cass noar 16th streot, $3,500 85 Large brick houso of cight’ rooms, bath room, collar well, cistern, cte, on Farnam, near 17th strec S12,000 Two houses, 0no_cottage, and one two story house, two lots on Chicago near 20th street, $5, near 21st 0. 88 Large now house of 10 roows, lot 60x83 foet on Chicago h strect, 87,000, 10 House w, lot Sherman avenue, near 41 Houso of _rooms, brick basen 40x140 feet on 19th, near zand 42 Houso of 7 largo rooms, basenie ote. Lot 6OIN156] feot, #7,000. 48 House of 11 rooms, 14 fot on- Farr streot, 9,600 44 Storo With rooms above on Dodge, near post of- tice (on leased ground) €500, 46 Small house,thrce rooms, on lo to run for two years, on Burt, 8200 150 of 3 rooms, cellar, cto, lot 13217 car Castollar strodt, 82,600, ouke of 8 rooms, lot 20x00 feot on 10th streot near Capital avenie, $00. . ouse of 4 rooms, cellar, well and’ clstorn, on , near 20U stroet, 32,600, o Wouscs, one of 6 and % of 4 rooms each, well, eistern, ote, fll ot on 17th near Jones Atrect, #,200. 51 Houso of 6 rooms, ecllar, well, cte., one-h ar St. Mar, bascment f rud strect car line, 81,100 10t on South avenuo, near St 50 by whout 400 fect on lark strect, §11,000. 4x20 foct, lot t, 81,000, t, hath room, m near 18th ground, lease oar 25th strect, foot on 5o Mary 4 1 L on Walnut near 6th e house, full 1ot on Chicago, troct, 82,000, 20th strect, §,000. 01 Full lot, 2 Touscs, rent for 813 por wonth on Pacifle, near 11th strett. §7,000, LOTS. 2 Fulllot on Mt. Pleasant o il i) $1,00. . near 23 weet Lot on Farnan, near 26th street, $1.60 6 Lot 654x182 foob on Farwum, near 2oth street 83,000, .64 Two fill lots on Farnam noar 2th streot, one for £1,500 and on for §,000. 6 'Iliree full loba on 250 noar Claa eureet, $000 cach. ot HOX190 fect on 200, ota on §t. Mary's avenue 3 82,000 to $4,000 eal 1 Daveuport wtrcet, near ety Lite th aticet near St Mary's v St. Mary's con. ar acres o 18 Fuil lot on Douglas, near 24th street, 81,400, 14 Two lots on 10th street, near Lake's widition #chool house, $2,100, 16 Five acres near Prospoct il Cemaetery, §200 per Sofwre. 6 Feur 1ota on Madison avenue, mear Yoppletow wtreet, (near park) €000 cach, 17 Lot 10th Nirest, uear Leavenworth, #1,000. 18 Lot on Cass, r 2188 wtroet, §2,500, 28 Four lote ncar 234 and Farndm strost, $2,560 44 £3,000 uch 24 Thiroe lota n Nelwon's addition, #wo on Charke stroct and one on Jdabo shreed near Cuuwlug, 8606 each. % Ten beautiful residence iath on Hamditon stress, high wnd sightly, €376 to €450 each, 26 Two uorcs on Capitol eveuwe near eHy laits, 1,000 por acre., @0 Four acren on Oapitel avoume, mear ity limits, 1,000 per acre. 74 Ten wcrcs on Davenpert, mear Pleasaot shreet, 81,00 porserc 8 Ground on 10th streed, oppesite Bamuian's Brew- ery, 10 bo wold in lote o€ 100 feeh frons and ya | ning back 1o railiead, §80 per frout foul. D04 T ok o1 Clares shresh, wess ey, 0700 oach., . Bl Oneacre on Cuming asd Burk stroets, near Academy of Hacred Hears, §5,000. Will divide. 9 Three quarters of aa acre on Californla sbreed ncar Academy of Saered Hears, §1,000. 88 Lok on Culifornli woar 21st roed, #1,900. 8 Throe lots onCaldwell stree, aunders el for fuside and #8850 for cormcr. lota in Boyd's addition, mear fair growad, make offer, & Two thirds of @ 1ot ou railrad, mear 164 skwesd, 00, o-thirda of & lob on rullroad, near 1ith shsest 80 Corner lot on 15th noar Juckson street, §3,600. 4 Half 1ot 0n 10th near Douglas street, 82,000 41 Full corner lot on Burt near ¢1t stroet, ¥2,800, 42 Two lots on Decatur near Irene wtreet, §200 ench 48 Lot 140x441 fuct on Sherwian aveu Dear Clark stroet, §9,000, 44 Lot x0d foot on 126h ear Deuglas strest, make affor ot on 2 near Grace streot, 8000, Two lota on 16t streot nar Nail Works, 82,600 47 Acrelot in Gise's wddition, on Caweron near Hatid 00, 48 Lot on Divielon wireet, near Cuming stroet, $000 ot i Gise'n wddition, on Caueron uear adors stroet. Make offer. k in Boyd's addition, near fair ground, $400 Parkor stroet, ncar King, 560, noar Caldwe 00. Three lots (n Gise's addition and one full block Body's addition, 82,000, 67 Lot on 15t atreot, near Whit 63 Twenty lots in Millard & s Shernian avenue, Bpriv and Saratoga streetas ond of 18th street car line, $000 to 81,600 cac 19 Lot on Chicagh near 21t strect, 82,000, 60 Lot ldwell streot, near Sauuders, 8860, 61 Eighteen 20th, 2lst, and 284 wnd Raunders stroet near (race Mroct, $800 ech, o2 Fifty | Grand View and Credit Fon Lead works, & dwell's widition on rallroad depote, $100 (o §1,600 eac a8 Lot on Maroy icar 10th aircct, 41 64.Two Lot on Blondo, near Camphell stroet, eorner | g 0 fuxido 4220 & Onehalf lot on' $t. Mary's avenue, near 10t I strect §1,600 _ | =TI (MU MEDICAL DISPEASHRY ! OFF CE AND PARL | R OVER THE NEW OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, Thirteenth, Bet, Farnam and Douglas Sts. A. 8. Fishblatt, M. D,, PROPRIETOR. The Reason Why Dr. Fishblatt is Enjoying Such Unparalled Success, The astonishing eures affected by Dr, Fishblatt, of diseases formerly.thought incurable, have given hiwm high rank in the medical profession of this count ry. He has won sueh deserved celebrity, the people of the far wost no longor deom ¢ nooessary to visit eastorn cities to find physicians comy etent to treat couplh- cated diseases Our Tostimonials The testimonials and extracts from letters published in these columns are only a fow of the wany thousands Dr. Fishblatt {a constantly recelviug, ard throughout the northwvest and in overy county of Ne- braska can bo found porsons who ean testify to the efficacy of his treatment. FROM A PROMINENT DRUGGIST OF BENNETT, NEB. A. Sidles, a Prominent Druggist and Land Agent of the B. and M. R. R, Writes: Buno, Nobraska, March 2, 1883, Appreciating tho value of thoservicen you have renderad mo, I deom it bk an et ot uple Juntco Lo v 60 ex;roms tho sy o gratity o I ool Gawand you, Afr such sullrtig se ¥ Tiavo had from oitarrh an ) throat troublos, from whioh all doctoring 1 had horotofore dono had failod b0 rello: 0 mo, however marvelous It may sppear, tho dissase has nearly dimppeared aftor your treatment of scarcely two months, and in that time 1 have gained elght pounds in weight. Cousidor me, dear doctor, der ovorasting obllgations to you,and by roferring any ono to me, afticted aa U was, Ishall considor it an act of kindness to then to advise them to sul itto your troatment. Ever your friend, F. AL SIDLYS. DR. FisinLaTr-Doar Sir: A Terrible Case of Catarrh Cured. Bones of the Nose Decayed. Cured in Three Months, i . FRE3oNT, Nob., Angust 2, 1689 Di. Fistmuarn, Omaha: Tn viow of tho alimost miraculons cure yon have effected it my case, T tool ib ¥ duty to you wid those adlloted as [ haye beon to bostow just pralse where it is duo. For years { have fferod from Catarrh in the worst form. The dischargy was constant and very offensive, and the bouos' ef iy wose waro 1 a bad atate of deoay. Aftar ostoriug o groat o, withoutuuooess, T waxinduosd o apply to you for treatment. Threo months havenow searcoly ela,so 1 sinoo you took chaego of my case, ani | am Dy o report mynolf com pletely curod of that droadfnl malady, an i Lam anxiong to have all these trow- bled with Catarrh, whom © éan inflaence, avail themselves of your treatiment. Thanking you moat, heartily forthe great boon'you have conferrad on mv, 1 am ever gratofully yours, MRS, JACKSON WILLIAMS. m; From a Prominent Citizen of Boone County. Di. Frsmuarr--Doar Sie: T do not know oxactly how to separate my connection with you withoud suyig Sommothing ooxpros iy gratafulno faf ralief brought by your treatmaent of o, My punistoney ey g ovorything suzgested by others for the oure of Catarrh had jostlol my faith ssmewhat in the power of anyone bringing evlief. T oven mistrasted that your professiony were based simply on theory, whieh You desired to practice. But tomy overlasting delight, | was deselved. Your rowaediosand treatment worked like a charm. 1 was not oniy relioved of the sing 1114 of Catarrh, but, was entirely and, [ beliove, per- feetly restorod to hoalt, ibled with the effoct of the disease which 5o aflicted me than it T nover had the 0 this purposoly for your use, to induce others to test your Wil in thoir bohnlf, bus think (€ my duty t) mase somo kind of an_acknowladgement, triling and simple, of How miuch good Yo v wor e f vour wato wnd cortain trestmont of o distromlbg malady. = Zestimonial from Humboldt, Neb, Mr. Gronar M. Squinks, of Humbol it, Nobraska, sqys: T have suffernd for long timy with rho: s, which s prostrato £ me £ % 163 an extont that L wa. obligel t give up my farm, My loft siio was especially affectod, and after teying numerous doctors without rocelving any relicf, [ sibmittod 5 your treatuent abut tvo monthy ago. L am i py € say that Lam now noaely woll, and consider that” yom have porformed on mo & wonderful cure. | have gained oight pounds and am now able to attond tomy work without any inconvenience. 3 Happiness Follows Despalr. TAYLOR STATION, Towa, February 7. Dr. FisnpuAtr—Dear Sir: 1 fool convlderably botter now than when first I wroto to you, ani iife ls begining to have some charms for mo Aftor having heen bod-ridden so long, part of the time givie up all hoe of over helngablo to got up a in, it T oan hardly realizo if,to take my meals wi a good appetite, to move about like other ooyl hout padny aid aches, and o have everyhody come gratulate mo o my improvel appearanco, And ali this, doctor, thanks to your treatment, which always bilic snatehed me from tho shadows of death. MRS, J T CHAY A Digicult Case of Lung Trouble Cured. Senuvier, Nobraska, Feb, 7, 1483 a dobt gratitude which over will bo ablo 1o repiy (or the ug me. 1 hwve (or o long time boen. considered & hopeles con- wsidor dmy days uambered. My good fortune ld me to apply to you for treatment last Ny and in this ineredib'y short thime you have effected what nuimerons otivee doctors have failed in; a te rostorntion. | have sinco gained fiteen pounds, and consider tiyselt thoroughiy eured. Youaro at liherty t) uso this s ro eronce for sthors aimilarly afiioted Yours ( efully, AL 1 owe yc My DEAR Dit, Fisiniar : sclontific widll you have disy sumptive, anl everyhoty, i MINTOSHL 1t is Encouragiugto Read the Following from a Long Sufferer Who has boen Under Dr. Fishblatt's Treatment for About Two Months, Macrponia, Towa, January gt twenty pounds sine like your treatmont. 1 know that MRS, N H. LONG, Di. Fisi taking your m cine you sent e vt Dear Sie: My folk sy I appear to have ga And wo afl think thero was never anyth Wit Just what | neoded. Yours truly, Cured of Catarrh, ) Hooru, Nebraska, February 19, 15 Dit. FistiniArr, M. D., Omaha, Neb~—Doar Sir : 1havo boon sufferting with catarrh in the huad ¢ 1 can romombar 'L twinty nine years of ago. T hid long thought & cure was finpssihi vertheless plsoed myself under your treatinont, but with rasher wmall faith 1 must confess. [ i now o sy Ut L reatly. relibvod and Bavini strong hopos of o perf Thave nover u 0 bicforo which want iht ts he suat of the disoiso a4 the medicine othersmay And rolief ot your bands, §romala yours respectfully, A Very Aggravated Case of Female Trouble. Tho lady who ivos the following tortimonlal 55 not wish her name to appesr i print, but 14 nob object to huve i addrows given on application. . . ¥ Fobraary 1, 1344 AL, Puti i —-Kond Sie: - Agaln L wish t #poa'c of the favor ou oo 3 A Limes woer 100 grent o be truo that 1w curad. Wor 4] to expreas iy geatitndo b you. .11 had it 110, bows for you Goad unly cnowa where L would bo now. 1°celiaps you think 1 only say this ino::l, for the sace of wayfug somethiirig, but, believe me woen I say, that L ncver in my life havo falt sogratetul toward anyor e sox Wi uct of kinduess ax 1 fool toward oo, May happiness and prospority attend you shrough Iife, iy beme- tuctor. ' orrod yo Rejoiced Ouver His Permanent Recovery, Our German {riend froum Unadilla, Nobraska, writes June 0, 1689, Di. Finitnuars: Ea imcht mir Verguuogon hneo mittheilen xu koenuen das Ioh jest fakto weger wnd voumeiner aiten kranhoit seit Maoranicits sehr gespureht habe, Jeh fuchlo diesos Fruehjah, s Tch vor langer z#it gefushlt habu, Achbungsvoll, MARTIN WEGHER, A waldier statloued at Fort 11 brara, wh se friend was bod ridden, through a_somylication of dlscase itan o dado July 4t 1963; Tarm ploased Lo inforin yon sty riend—4 wp wgain, and s rins uiecly shrough the help of your valuabla modicines. 1 onfewmplates ViSting Yoi a4 5000 a8 strong choug | Mn. Wi, L7, of Koarney, writos June 25, 1833; directions and find myself groatly ‘improved. T very muéh better in all respocts and can o nbout 1 havo beon taking “your medicines acconting pain In my head and my skévp much better, aud 1 y work with plessure, Appreciating What Dr. Fishblatt Has Done for Her. GUAND IxLAND, Nebrasks, June 17, 168 D A, 8. Fusisuarr: 1 am feeling quite stroni and looking much better. Havo galied fivo phundge welehb, Wish 1 could teld everybualy how bad I felt and how well & feel now. Yours, MISS. M. HEMSIT Later she writes from Loup Cify: My friends hore had not acen mo for six months; wero doligibed with Ve fwpreveuut i my healtlh, A young friend says he never saw me oking o well, MISH M. HEMSTREET, nden, Nebrasla, writos uni, relief; Mr. R A, Tiones, of 1. colved of you afforded gro: Ire dateof April 23, 1683; The remedy whic focl as though Ihiad boen regeneratod. A young gentloman from Exeter, Nebraska, writos June 15t wre helping 1e; | aim not a8 Deryous, nor have the diszy , clis, otuer boy altogether Tam ratisfivd that your modicine I fact, Doctor, | feel as though I wis ame ARemarkable Cure. Lm,SNeb., July 12, 1583 t0 you my scknowledgmont of the grea | sirougeh. When & first cousulzd you Wiy 0us sy atem was in @ siate of conple o ; rosbrme at exortion, wiss beyoad endurance. Through .. tread wikie & wiraculows cure. | feel btter than Liiavh © « yoag Very truly youss, JOHN B, 100t Kidney Trouble and Nervous Prostration Dit. A, 8, PISIBLATT, Omaha —Dear Sir service you have done mo in o tring | wulferod beyond losceiption from ki fioy tion, The flutbering of iy heart aiter the i went 1aia now completely restored an | consi i and there are Do traoos of 1y old complaints left 1t will bo observed that th Tusvo been§r. Fishblatt's jaticuts, are not of an aucient date aad trowm some far off place, but roproeut true sontients of tioss who through his sreatiment have boen restored to health and happiuoss All those suff ring from Chronio Discases of 0o matter how longstanding, can have an opportuniky & cousulting Dr. FishUlatt at his PRIVATE OFFICES, OVERTEHE OMAHA NATIONAL BANK, OMAHA, NEBRASKA above tostimonisls aro the spontancous expressions of those w1 are, CONSULTATION FREE. Chargos moderate and within tha resch of all who need solentifl went. Those who who reside ut a distance and caanot call, will receive prompt attention thivi i B wiply sen ding thelr wywptous, with postage. Adresa Lock Box 84, Omiaba, Neb,