Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 19, 1883, Page 5

THE DAILY BEE---OMAHA FRIDAY OCTOBER 19, 1383, promny o gy e Real Estate BARGAINS Gity, Suburban and Farm Property. We have a Fine Tract near Center of City Which is a Bargain, SPECIAL. 111 81,500—Lot in Kountze's 84 ddition, good three room house, barn, well, ste. One'third cash, balance § per cent. 112 §500—One half lot in Kountre's 34 addition. good 8 room house, with shod kitchen. One-half cash, balance to suft purchaser. 118 82,900 Lot BOx165, Rogers' near 1 tion, Dorcas St., . Good 7 room house, stable, cistern, Wrape vines, ete, 8500 cash, nalance to sult pur chaser at 8 per cent. 114 §3,000—Three acros on 15th, one half mile south of Hoscall's 6 room house, stable, fine treos, good sightly location. One-third cash, balance to suit. 115 $4,000—Two acros facing Cumlingard Burt, five blooks west of Creighton College. Good 6 room house, stable, well, fruit and shrubbery, one- third cash, balance to suit. BEDFORD & SOUER. 116 #2.150—FullTot with 5 room house on_16th St., between Center and Dorcas, Good cellar, b cistern, sidewalks, shrubbery, eto reat Barwain, 17 §3,600—Beautiful lot with 4 room house, good cellar, large ightly location, 18 2,800 , with 7 riom cottage on Shor- man avenue, between Sherman and Clark streets. Good_prouerty 120 §2,3 0—Two beantiful lots In McCormick's addi- on Farnau street. —Rece Place, Fark avenue, full lot new two-story house, 7 rooms, good Gellar and coal sheds, city water, trees and all improvements. Bargain. 121 §1,250 Cash—Lot 26x138 n 11th St, in Kountze's 4th a dition. ~House 4 larze rooms, lot_beauti- fully 1cated and is really worth much more, Reason for selling, must have mor 122 §1,260—Fa h threo beautiful ots in Reese Plice, Park avenu o1 easy terns. 124 $1,300—Hulf 1ot on Sauncers strect. God houso 4 r0ms, good cluse s, pantry, stable, well, cis- tern, porch front and reac” Price $1,300, two- thirds cash. This is a bargain, Must Do sold by the 2.th or will be withdrawn from sale. Improved Property. N> 6 $3,500—13 room house, cor. 15th and California strocts, 6 oloscts, cellar, city water, outhouses, eto. $2,700—6 room house on N, 18th street, closets, cellar, clstern, well, ete. Biororo & Sovs. $81000—Good wix roum house on Davenport, bet. 28d and 24th, $W) story, © osets, pantry, oellsr, cistorn, well, uit and shrubbery, stable and outhouses. § 3100 —Full sizo lot on MoCandlish place, with two frawe cottages, one 5 room, ona 3 room. For sals or oxch nge. 6 $2,10)—Good cwo and a balf acre 10 with five room cotsage, brick cellar well fruit tr. es, ote. 17 Ono of the best throe ory brick business ho on Farnum stroet Terms private. £3,700—Now 7 room huis on N. 1th stroct. All modern improvements, Good incation. Cheap. 9 85,300—Now two story house, Queen Ann_stylo. All modern improvenients, city water, lob 100% 100. 2 Two full lots St Mary’s avenuo and 20th, with 8 houses. Will bo fiFat class business proporty. Terms eas; . 4 $4,750—Lot 6896, witl, two houses. Cheap. © 82,500—Two houaes in Nelson n addition, on Cen- ter stroct. Outaouses, cistorn, fruit troos, ote. Business house and lot on_Douglas streot, bok. 14th and 15th. Terms casy. 4 New 8 room house on Chicago. bot. 24thand 25th. All improvementa, # Two new houses, one six and orher 8 rooms. First-class and modorn improvements. Terias Easv. 36 §2,700—Lot 100x132, College Stroet, Redick's subdivision, new 6 room house, Well ‘improved. 88 $2,600—Lot b0x150, Couvent stroet, 6 room oot taze, large basoment suitable for 'rooms, barn ete. $2,800—8 :0om houso, Thornell's addition barn, well, cist. rn, good improvowents, $500 cash, 81,800 on long time, $4,200—7 room house on Davenport, bet. 16th and 17th, 45 Lot 175x500 on Sherman, large no other improve ments, Lot with ments is worth the money we ask tor it. €7 Two new houses and two full size lota on Park avenue. Hot and co'd water, vnd all modern first class improvements. Houses woulil cost what we aak for whole. Extra goo bargain. 48 $2,600—) ot 82x160 cor. 17th und Center, house 4 rooms, barn, water, troes, outhuildings. 9 §2,600—Five room house, 18ta bet. California & Webster, Nivce property. erms oasy. 1,600 1,009, ook 8 Shinn's 2 addiion. One and a haf story house - rms easy. $3,000—Good 7 room house onSherman. Modern improvements, stable, well, cistern, A bargain, 63 80,000—Full 1't, ond 8 room and ono b room house, new, 6 blocks from the opera huuse. Very cheap, 92 81°,6/0—8plendid lot on Dody e, near 15th. Chea 88 §5,000—Larze house and small ' cottage, E- co Jent location, full arn_and improve- 85 #4,000—Lot 60x260 ood 6 room house, modern mprovements, noar business, on Shurman ave, 92 £1,600-Two lots, 128x140, with house stable eto. Barker's sub- ivision. 93 81,000—Lot and & half, good house, Redic! division, (cornor.) 96 Lot with 7 room house, Chicago, bok. 13th and 1ath. 1,600—Lot and 6 room house, Horbach's addi tion, well, cistern, ete. Everything in good ro o1 palr, .02 950 Lot and 4 room houso, Tnard, ber. 16th and 17th Unimproved Property FOR SALE BY BEDFORDJ&'SOUER. No. 2 §1,000—Lot 60x127, Indiana and Division. 8 §700 ench—Two lot46x132 ench, on 11th. Chenp, and 2 lots 66x152 cach on 10th. 11 8200 ench—7 lota in Yatos & Hoed's addition. 23 §7,200—12 full size lots, Hanscom Placo, one block weat of Park aventlo, €550 cach —Two lots on Park avenue, Bargaina. Business lots on Dodge, between 11th and 12th. 81 8400—Lot in <hinn's addition, on Seward streot. 83 §3,000—Full lot, Reed's1st aduition, on 25th and Chicago, 46 $5,000—8ix good lots in Hanscom Place. Bar gains. 64 &3,000- Lot 60x120, on Farnam, near 20th. Ve chep. 60 Four acres in West omaha. 60 855010t in [saacs & Seldon’s addltion., | Fine lot, Roddiok’s addition, Park ave. —52 fect of block M, Shinn's addition. Fin —Lot 44x600n 16th. rth twice tie price asked. —Full size graved lot on Chicago, bet hand 14th. 98 §300—Good lot, high location, south 10th, 100 $8,000—33x182 on 10th, bet. Harney and How Business property axd. 103 §750 ench—Two extra 0od loé In Haussom s addition. Coodhigh location. Bargains in Farms & Lands NO. 10 $27 per acre—160 acro iproyed farm, near Cres. , 10 0 res woodlaad, 46 acros corn, 2 Timothy and Clover. 18 “,l'fl(l—-lfl acres 3-4 of a mile west of Ft. Omaha W0 hou es, two barns, granary, corn crib, two wells, ,00 bearing fruit trees, 800 grape vines Will 60 or exchange. £,000—200 ncres, half mile N. W. Elkhorn, 140 acres in cultivation, valance pasture. Four roon house, u able, eto. ' Terms easy. 61 $960—100 acres good land, 4 1-= miles trom Bur lington, Coffce county, Kansas, Will exchange fo Omaha property. $3,400—240 ucres ad joining city of Wilber, Saliue county. Al under fence and well improved This property is cheap at §10,000. $20 per acre—400 acres, 8 miles from Waterloo Douglas county. Fart in cultivation, balance meadow, all good land, Wil sell or will arrange with cattle man for co-partnership, or will co tract to fcod 800 or 400 head of cattle, to 82—10,000 acres in Merrick county. Good till le land, and will be sold from $0 to $9 por acre. & por acro—Will buy 100 acres in Cedar Co, $10. por acro—820 acrod 2 milos trom Hamburg wwa. $15. per acro—Improved near Logan Towa. Several hundred acros in Cuming Co. Neb. Six thousand acres in Stanton Co, Nob. $10° per acr acres timoored land in Ray 0 three smallfarms on tai land, balance good cottonwood timber, which will more than pay far investment. For salo or-exchange Omaha property. SPECIAL. 108 $2,200—Lot, 219x220, cor. 17th_and Bellview St., south Omaha, near Hascall's Park, brick house fourroom, well, cistorn, stablo, cellsr All in good conu'tion wnd nesrly new. ¥25 per acre—400 wcres in milea south of Blair, on line of v\ 3t . M & O at corner of this land Good ater. 100 acres in cultivation. Krass, 180 acres timber —oak, hickory, ut and el Small house good fruit and dance of grapes. 1y partly fenced. Ono of o bost {armma v tho RuUBEY:. 1T Pirohaare wishes, will sell homestead adjoin‘n goud herd of cattle. #4rCall and examine other property not isted. {BEDFORD & SOUER, 918 8. 14th het. Farnam and Dongle: 61 107 ashingtun county, 6 KIRI(WUI]I].’ Lots in this addition are selling rapidly, and "prices will he advanced in a few days. Tuose who have spk n for lots must make paym nt be- fore prn e 1schang d, as present price will not be g wranterd afrer this week Thesw are wwlmut adonbt the most des rab e lots in Owuha, and will cer ainly double in price bef re spring All who have scen these .ots are well pleased and pronounce them cheap. BEDFORD & SOUER, - Real Estate Agency, EBEAST SYXIDE 14th Street, bet. Farnam and Douglas. “WiLL IT PIY A To Sabvert Amcrwan Liberty and Distribute Polygamy Over Other Ficlds ? The Buckram Bishops on the Jor~ dan a Trifle Irritated About Prospective Legislation, of Methoda to Equalize the Sexes on the A Diversity Proposed Gentile Plan, Correspondence of ik B, Saur Lake Ciry, October 16.—The impending anti-Mormon campaign prom ises to be a vigorous one. The great fe is that it may be over-done. Too much may be asked, and, as a result, but little bo granted. The measures proposed aro numerous and diversified, tial law for the whole Mormon region to penal polygamist colonies in Alaska But the pavamount question will be, will the Amorican people pay too much for their histle.” if to suppress Mormon ism they obliterate all forms of Republi can Government in one of theic te: tories. The Supreme Court at Wash- ington has virtually decided that the people living in the territories has no rights which Congress is bound to re- spect, or Congress has unlimited powers over the territories; as lately reasserted in the civil rights cases, To this some residents in the territories demur, They protest that passing over an imaginary line from a state to a territory should not rob them of all the rights of Ameri- can citizenship, especially when the cit- izens of the teritories aro doing 80 much to develop the resources of our common country. Such argue that Congress can mako no law for a Ter- ritory other than a State Legislature can make for a State. But to return to Utah: We are threatened with a com- mission, who, being appointed by the President, are to be irresponsible to the people, and who are to embrace the widest legmslativo and administrative powers. In other words, Utahis to be treated as monarchies often treat sub- jugated lands, by taking all voice in the government from the people, and placing it in the Lands of strangers. The question is, “Will it pay?” Will it pay to subvert American institutions for the sake of an idea? We are jistitied always in maintaining our institutions at any cost, and upholding our honor the wide world over; but will not this oppo- site precedent be a dangerous one to free institutions elsewhere. What will re- main to the people here who from choice, business or other cause are making Utah their home, of a ‘‘government of the people, by the people, aud for the peo- ple?” This is for our Solons at Wash- ington to answer, Again, are we sure the idea willbecome a reality? That is to say, will the estab- lishment of a Legislative commission do any harm to Mormonism? Undoubtedly it will do injury to Utah as a territoy, to Sult Lake City as a commercial center, It will disturb values, depress real estate, engender discord, drive away capi- tal and entail debt. But that is not the design, that is not the object desired. 1t is the Mormon hierarchy thatisaimed at; will the missile reachit? And it is be cause that this is the doubtful point that prudence would suggest to us to *‘make haste slowly,” [f the government of a territory is overthrown and Mormonism not weakened we have done much harm, whilst the question of compensating good remaing unsolved. This is not a case where the end justifies the meaus, for no end can justify the overthrow of our torm of government in the land. If we go to war on this idea it is t> maintain our in- stitutions and not subvert them. The Mormons have to-day, and always have had the majority in Utah, and whilst this is 80 thoy will measurably control the destinies of this region whether they voto or not. As composed aud united a body as they aro can make themselves felt even if deprived of tho political franchise. But to other matters. Business is not quite so brisk as at this time last year. The crops and mineral out-put has been good, but, owing to exhorbitant freight charges, the farmer cannot tind a market for his products The railroad compan- ies seem inclined to rule or ruin all this yreat western country. They pile on the [ast cent for transportation, and always base their charges on what they imagine a thing can pay, and sometimes, like all other human beings, errmyg in judg- ment, the producer finds 1t better to let the perishable wares rot on his hands, than pay more for trausportation than the geods will fetch when delivered. The great monopolies seem engagod in A war with a view to gobble up Salt Luke City. One road proposes a cable line through one of our leading business streets to Fort Douglas, the other a nar- row guage road through another of our finest avenues into the cannon east of the city; both undoubtedly are looking to 4 more direct outlet east, or to block up the entrance for con compan; At any rate they have wanaged to excite the ire of the citizens who see no need for thess enterprises, as the city is well provided with street cars, and no lack of ordinary transportation exists, from ma Wexo, —— TELEGISAPH NOPES, Inasaloon row betwen two colored men named Charles Reynolds wnd Edward Patter- won, in Chicago. tho former poanded the lutwer ‘the howd wit @ biliard cue, Pattorson died. On the arrval of the 7:30 a. m. train from the west at Point Hope, Canada, duy, the exprens wsssongor oa the traln hauded the avent at that place a pasckege suid W coutsin $10,000, Tho wgent placed thi woney iu the safe aud oo goiug huck for it fifeson minutes ufterwards found it had been wbatracted, Schedules in assignment of Max Wallen: steiu to l3e Kloyfer, in New York, were filed, Liahi 1 nowinal assets §01,902; I he Nationl Carrisge Builders’ assoclation, in wew Now Haven, voted down free tradeby alarge mujoricy and adjourned, The Lowa horse thiof dotective as clossd & two days’ session at Des Moines 1wt evening. They have seveuty-five sub-orders in the xtate, wnd they were ull wull ropresont- ed, Tueir work was done with cl-mml doors, At & meeting of the trustees, Beujumin Doan, of Bostou, late grand waster of Lhu Kuights Templar of the Uuited Statos, wgued aud How, Kobeit B, Wichers, of gluis, praseut graud waster, was elected in his Pluce The Treasury Department purchased 420,000 ounoes of silver for delivery at Sau Francisco, New Orluaus aud I‘mwlnlphh wiuts, | — Canada’s New Governor. Quiney, October 18,—The new gover- uo general of Canada (Lasdowne) will ke the oath of oflive here Mouday next. I'he retiring governor general and Prin- cess Lonise will be present at the cere- mony, All the dignitaries of the coun- try are coming here to be present on the oocasion, | — Accldental Death at Oorning. Special Dispatch to Tux Bee, Corninag, Ia, October 18— Willie Roach, aged 12, of this place, fell off a train here to-day and was killed Kansas Evangolists, Auiestows, Pa., October 18.— The evangelical conference resolved to give the Kansas conference the privilege of dividing its territory and to form a new conforence within the next four years with the consent of the Bishops and that a superintendent be appointed for mis- sion work in Texas, — St. Lonis Gambling Ring, St. Louis, October 18.—Goy, Critten den arrived here last night and appeared before the grand jury to-day in connec tion with the investigation of the police officers and gamblers’ ring. | — IRSONALS, W. H. Carter, wifo and sister, of Valentine, Nob,, aro at the Paxton, 1. . Foster, Chas, H. Croosy, Peilsburg, of Boston, are at the A. G, Jones, and W, H, Paxton, J. Parke Rutherford, Hainsburg, Penn,, Miss Mamio Galt, E. G. Church and Miss Susie Patterson, of San Francisco, dined at the Paxton, W. F. Severance, H. C. Bittenbendsr, 1 Appenheimer, John Fitzgerald and wifs, P, A. Burke, are Lincoln people registored at the Paxton. A. Hurlbut, Max. Rich and wife, F. Wohl- enborg and Hon, T. M. Marquette aro some more Lincoluitos at the Paxton. Mr. Mar. quetto is just returning from & trip to Minne- sota. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Monell, and Mrs, C. Monell, returned yestrday from asummer at Nantucket, whore thoy had » cottage. Thoy also made visits to Boston, New York and De. troit, Mr. O'Rourke, the Kerry tailor, of Platts- wmouth, took in the metropolis yesterday. The fullowing are among the arrivals at the Paxton yesterday: Ed. J. Peckham, St. Louis,; Kimball, Trenton, N. J.; W. C. Oberlin, Kansas City.; G. L. Delalain, Kansas City; Jno. W. Lillard, Now York, A. French, Bluir; Roger Haines, St. Louis; F. R. Plum, Philadelphia; E. N. Cunning- ham, Kearney; T.. J. Swift, Kearney; G. H. Cutting, Koarney; A. G. Koarney; G. W. Benuett, Lansing, Mich.; L. Steiner, Boston; W. F. Severance, Lincoln; W. H. C rter, wife and sister, Valentino, Nel L. Hood, Chicugo; Hanever. Pa.; H- C. Bittenbender, J. Oppenheimer, Lincolu; Jno. Fitzgerald and wife, Lincoln; A. G. Jones, Boston; J. P. Foster, Boston; O. H. Cressy, Boston; W. H. Palesburg, DBos- ton; G. Schaf and wife Chieago; P. A. Burr, Liucoln; W. Sheidley, Kansas City; T. C. Venverne, Morris, I11; Mrs, C. C. Venneru, Exeter, Neb.; L. T. Palmer, Chicago; E. B. Treat, New York; A. Hurl- but, Lincoin; 8. C. Abbott, Des Moines; R. McManuhan, New York. F. P, Fay, Mi apolis; Wm. A. Boland, Chic: and wife, Lincoln; A. T, St. Louis; James C. Young, Cedar Rapids; J. Park Rutherford, Harrisburg, Pa.; Miss Naune Galt, E. (i, Church. Miss Susie Putter- son, Frisco; Bugeno Burry, Mussichusotts; C. H, Wyman, Quebec, Maine; C. G. San- ford, Towa; W. 1. Pholps, Sioux City; T, M. Marquette, Lincoln, Neb.; H. M. Benjamin, Cheyenne, Wyo.; Thomus Lowe, Fromont; Fred_ Hass, Rock Island; M E. Green, St. Louis; Benjamin Sulingor, Tewa; Miss NellZs Boynton, Towa; J. H. Rood, Wisconsin; . Waoolenberg, Lincoln H. H. Mauce, Miss Hill, Miss Park, Bushuell, TIL; H. A. Pratt, Clove- land; A. J. Seaman, St. Louis; J. E. Jolliffe, Chicago; B. R. Bates, Douver; G. H. Jowett, T. Jowott, Sidnoy; U. H. G, Fifo, Sterling, TlL;J. F. Nylander, Choyenne; D. Smith, Cheyenno; R, aton, Choyenne; T. 8. Clarkson, W, R. N. Miller, Schuyler; ¥. B, Parson, Chicugo; John B, Schroeder, Mar- shaltown; Rev. C. Stuart Tookitall, Marshal- town, Edward Friend, Chicago, Illinois J. Owens, M. C. Stovens, J. Amberg, Chi go: A. 8. Paddock, Juo, Connell and wife, Towa; Jnc s coln; H. Hyams, Chicago; A. W, McLaughlin, . J. Kddy, Plattsmouth; J. W, Hains, N Y.; I, N, Annis, Detroit; J, Dram and wi Beatrico; Thos, Louorgan, wife and niece, Chicago; W. R. Ramsoy, Boone, Ta.; 8. C. Taylor, Alexandor, Dukota; A, B. Bowman, St. Louis; C. Gudae, Paris; James C. Youug, Cedar Rapids; Geo. A, Davis, San Franciseo; T, H. Richards, Boston; H, P. Morrill, Pitts- burg; 8. 8. Barlow, J. Kraker, N, Y.;J. Sommers, Clinton; M. Kuufwann, Sioux Falls; James Champers, Nobraska City; Mis G. 8. Hateh, 5. McLutyre, Seward; ( gan, Cin.; DeWitt Q. Durie, Neb,; M nie H. Durio, Hanburg, Pa; E, A, Johnston, Arthur B, Smith, Blair, L MARRI ROSEWATER-MFINRATH tober 18th brother, b, On Thurud ay, Oc- at the residenca of the groom’s ud M. Chdwick, Androw is city, to Francis, daughter his of Sumuel Meinrath, ot Boston, AN OPEN SECRET AMONG THE LADIES The brilliant, fascinatin, tluiwfl,amplmlon for which ladies strive are chiefly arti- ll(-lnl, and all who will take tho trouble may secure them. These roseate, bewluhim; hues follow the use of Hagan’s Mignolia Balm—a delicate, harmless and always reliable article. Sold by all druggists. The Magnolia Balm econ- ceals every blemish, removes Sallowness, Tan, Redness, Eruptions, all evidences of excitement and every imper- fection, Its effects are immediate and so natural that no human being can detect its applica- on. BV AN T T MR J LMAKBLs, Employment Agent. Rallrosd All hinds of hels supplied prow,ty. Hower aud Grading heip " " ’ BUPPLIED FREE OF CHARGE. 27 N, AGth Btreot, + -+ OMAHA, NEB I—IO’U’ SE - BEMIS, 15th ano Douglns Sts. 1 targe house of 10 rooms, 8 callas, eistorn, 3 iplete, full lot near cloact it I s s, torn, nedr 18th “nd 4 Two'story hence o Fon, [ torn, on Dodge, near 15th stre Large full two story house, § 1oty ete, on Jones, near 16ih st 9 House half lot, on 10t 0} House of about & rooms, eellar, well and clstern on 19th near Webster, §4,000. oo callar bamn, et Tot 6 feet, on 11th ' etreet near Center streel #chool hotse, 2,500, Two story frame house 7 rooms, full ot on Chics 8 Brick house on one-halt story, four rooms large bam, on Sherian avenue * bridge, §3,600. and one-hall story house, 10 oundation, overything complete t on Shorman avenue, uear Pop | 0 , 8 11 Two. houees, ¥7,000, 54 Large house, D rooms, lot 4x130 fect, near 24th and Farnam street, §7,600. 55 House of two rooms, full lot, Charlenstreet. (Mako offers.) oom, on P'arker, noar 83 stroot, §700. x rooms, 3 lots on Leavenworth, tieas 1,000, f 8 roc lots on Chicago near 234 treed, on Sith near house n, ote., on 17th 10 Honwe of Gmum- House of 2 rooms, well, clstern, ete., near Proroe and 15th stre Two house coul shed, TLarge lot, § House ' rooms, one and ono-halt story, on Charlos, near Saunders, stroot, $2,000. Targe Brick house of Fooms, ecllar, 0, noar 18th streot and St Mary's 0. 800, 6 rooma each, cellars, well, eistern near 25th 'and Cuming stroets 1, clstern avenue, per month, and Lot Good for To be wold at & warehouse. bargain, 50 Small houso 4 rooms, two lots, on 17th strect, near Nicholas, £1,600. 31 Two large houses, one of 7 rooma and oue of & rooms, two lots, on 18th, near Nicholas streot, Handy to railroad. ,000. 20} Ilnllm\'l rooms, half lot on Webster, near $1si 600, 52 Two o ', 0ne of rooms and one of 8 rooms on Chicago, noar 18th (full lot) $4,600. 88 Two story hiouso 10 roows, haif lot“on Webster ok house of 10 rooms, on Casa near 16th stroet, r, well and clstorn, 0 35 Large brick house of eight rooms, bath ro cellr well, cistorn, ete, on Farnam, near 17th atrec | $12,000. ‘Two houses, one cot y and one two story house, two lots on Chicago near 20th street, 8, 500 40 House of 11 rooms, lot 238 by about 400 feet on Sherman avenue, o 11,000 41 House of roon 0 20 feot, lot A0X140 feet on Ill(ll. near I 00, 42 House of 7 Iarge rooms, basement, bath room ote. Lot 0§x1367 foct, §7,000. 43 Houso of 11 rooms, 1} fot on Farnam near 18th troot, £9,600. 44 Store With rooma above on Dodge, near post of fice (on leased ground) $500. 48 Small house,threo rooms, on leased ground, lease to run for two years, on Burt, near 25th street, 8200 ty I(uluw of 8 rooms, cellar, ete, lot 132x178 feet on 12th, near Castellar strect, 82,600, 48 Houte of 8 rooms, 1ot 20x00 foct on 10th stroot near Capital av 700, 40 Houso of 4 room, dalla, well and. cister, on Touss, GO of 4 rooms each, ete, tull 1ot on 17th near Jones 0. ment, threo ‘ar line, §1,100. 7 ot on South avonuo, near St "Walnut near 6th stroot, §2,000 60 Large house, full 1ot on Chicago, near 20t streot, 01 Full lot, 2 houses, rent for §13 per month on Pacifle, near 11Lh strct. $7 000 LOTS. No. 2 Full on Mt. Pleasant avenue near 23d wiyee! will divide) $1,000. 4 Lot on Parnam, near 26th strect, 6 Lot 683x182 fect on Farnam, 81600, car 26th stroet £3,000 ‘o full lots on Furnam near 25th street, one for $1,800 and one for §3,000. © Thirco full lota' on 34 niear Cleun sasovt, 80 each, 9 Lot 60x100 feot on 18th strect noar St. Mary's av enue, §2,200. 10 Sisteen lots on St. Mary's soutio 64, Mary'scon vent property §2,000 to 4,000 cach. 12 Four acres on Davenport ' street, near city limit $3,000 13 Full lot on Douglas, noar 24th street, $1,600. 16 Two lots on 10th wtreet, near Lake's ' addition school house, §2,100, 6 Five acres noar Prospect Hill Cemetery, $200 per acre. 16 Four lots on Madison avenue, near Poppletor srect, (near park) 000 cach Lotonl h near Leavenworth, 81,000, Lot on Caws near 21st street, §2,600. 2,300 Four lots n .ear 25 and Farnam st 3,000 vacn 24 Three lots in Nelson's addition, two on Charlee wtrect and one on Idaho street near Cuming, §666 ¢ 625 Ten beautiful residence iots on Hamilton streot, high and sightly, $75 to $360 each. 2 Two acros on Capitol avenue near city linita pitol avenue, near city limits, $1,000 28 Ground on 16th street, opposite Bauman's Brow be sold in lots of 100 foct front and run ok L0 railowd, §00 per (ront foot, lui wnd Burt stroets, near $2,000. Wil divide, on - California stroer 28 Lot on € 1llnrm 85 Four lots o 4750 onch tor Insbio and 81,000 Tor corner, hree lots in Boyd's additien, near faix ground ko offr, o '| o (Inlnl.- of o lot on railraad, near 16th street 38 Tl thirda of a kot on railroad, near 16th stroot 600. wtrcet, §2,000. 10 strot, $500 each SUxid1 Loot on Bliorman aven noar Clary wtreet, §,000 44 Lot 2§x00 foot on 12¢h near Douglas streot, make offer 45 Lot on 234 48 Two lota 0 45 Lot on Di 49 Aaro ot n ar Grace stroet, 8700, 16th stre lon wtr lso's addition, on Cameron Dew Mako ofter, 50 ik in Boyd's wddition, noar falr ground, $4w0 52 Full lot on Pler near Caldwell street, $1,000, 66 Lot on Pacific near 7 Lot on 18t utrout 1 works, 68 Twenty lots in Millard & Caldwell’s addition on Facts About A BOOTS & SHOESI What every person wants is a Boot or Shoe of the very best material and workmanship. Style is as necessary to the pleas- ure of the wearer as quality. The best boots and shoes cost but little more and are always the cheapest. A poor thing is We carry a complete line of the celebrated ALKER BOOTS! The best Bont made in America, The CHAS. HEISER GENTS' FINE SHOES Are made to our orde never cheap, All sizes, with high, medium and low insteps. all styles, and we guarantee them to be first-class, The Burt & Mears SPEAK FOR THAMSELVES. Edwin C. Burt's Fine Ladies’Shoes All the late styles. We waat our customers to bear in mind that we carry a complete stock of RUBBER BOOTS & SHOES, And undersell eny REGULAR SHOE STORE. By calling and getting prices we wiil convinee you that “We Will Not be Undersold.” In our BOOT AND SHOE department we have recently em- ployed Mr. E Grebe to take charge of our manufacturing dc- partment. 'We make boots and shoes to order, and guarantee a perfect fit or no sale. Repairing promptly attended to B WILLIAMS & SO, Dry Goods, | Carpets, Boots & Shoes, Cor, 15th & Dodge, ¢ OMAHA, NEB. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, WHOLESALE, RETAIL AND MANUFACTURING JEWELERS Elecant lines of Ladies’and Gents' Gold Watches and beautiful stock of Solid Silver Ware, Diamonds, Jewelry and Spectacles. We would call special attention to the best and most RELIABLE RAILROAD WATCH Ever placed on the Market, namely, the celebrated Quick Train, Colum bus, Ohio, Watch. It is superior to all others, Weber Piano. ‘We have the Agency for the above renowned Piano, which is recond to none. Also the Lindeman & Son's Pianos, and hav- also the famous Hardman Piano en sale. We also earry full lines of best Orgaus and Sheet Music. We warrant our goods the best in the market. An inspec~ tion will convince the most xkepmcul OUR TWO STORES Are located as below: Jewelry Store, Corner 16th and Dodge, oppnsite Postoffice. Piano Wareroom and Music Parlor, Crounse’s Block, 16th street, near Capitol Avenue, Please call and inspect our goods at both of our stores. Organs sold on monthly pay ments. EDHOLM & ERICKSON, THE JEWELERS, Yor, IFnlh and Dodge, and 16th, near Capitol Avenne, ()m hu« Neb Pianos and THE OLDEST WHOLESALE & RETAIL JEWELRY HOUSE IN OMAHA. NINE LEADERS ! IMPOR1ANT TO BUYERS OF Shoriman avenuv, Spring and Saratoa stroeta 00 to end of 00 cuch, 60 Lot on 1,060. 6 K 2 anc t, 4000 o, Sa 62 Fitty lota in ¢ ditions, one. railroad dop a8 Toot on Muroy ricar 10th streut, §1,000. (1ot “on Ht. Mary's avenus, near 101 1,000 66 Three lots on chool house. ¥, 19th street, near Lake's addition for inside and #,300 for Park avenue, near end of streot 60 talf acre on Cuming street, near Academy of Bacred Heart, 72 Twelve lote near Hanscom ark, 7,200 Lot in Horbach's finst and socond additions, Lake's Shinn's Parker V. Sinith's, Rod fck's additions o6, Nelson's widition, Faris and Waahington, Burt, JelTorson, Thayer and vther gooe counties i eastern Nobruska, Fifty peautiful residence lota on Hamilton Charica and Seward iroets near the Convent d Land in Douglus, Larpy, Wayne the Bisters of FPoor Claire, six blocks from the end of the red cars, and one one-hall miles fron ioe and one mile from the U P shope 1 LOTS F200 L0 $325 euch Only five per cent down and five per cout & moi th A fow more lots left in Lowe's addition on Hami) ton street, half mile west of the turn table of the red car line on Saundery stroet, $120 o $00 each Easy torus BEMIS' NEW CITY MAP, FOUR FEET WIDE AND SEVEN FEET LONG, WITH ALL ADDI TIONS PLATTED OR CONTEM. PLATED UP TO DATE, §10, BENMIS, 15th and Douglas Sts. Plas & Onoan Out of the many hundred manufac- turers of this line of goods, we lay claim &renennng the leading makers, and 0w & more complete and larger line of Pianos and Organs than can be found in ane ONE House in the west. Our NINE LEADERS are the following well. known and celebrated instruments, STEINWAY PIANOS, CHICKERING PIANOS, KNABE PIANOS, VOSE PIANCS, PEASE PIANOS, ARION PIANOS SCHONINGER CYMBELLA ORGANB; CLOUGH & WARREN ORGANS, STERLING IMPERIAL ORGANS We want everyboay d & thano or Organ to call or write to us for infor- mation and GET POSTED. We can sell 04 the best instrument made for the {uut money, if you will give us a trial and want u':‘buy. All we ask 18 to show ou, a8 we know we can satisfy ev hdg {ou\our Nmo Leaders, whi uglym.'l,- by those posted, as the best Send or cataloFue and price list THE OLDEST WHOLESALE & RETAIL SHOW CASES| MAX MEYER & BRO, WAREROOMS Cor, 11th & Farnam {vs., Omaha. Visitors can here find all the novelties in BILVERWARE, \CLOCKS, RICH AND STYLISH JEWELRY, The Latest, Most Artistic,"and Choicest Selections in Precious Sionos AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS of FINE WATCHES. AT AH LOW PRICES As is compatible with honorable dealers, Call and 306 our e.ogau. new s ore, Tower Buildng, CORNER 11TH AND FARNAM STS .MAX MEYER & BRO,, MANUFACTURERS OF} A large stock aiway on hand.