Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 30, 1883, Page 5

THE DAILT BFE OWAHA. TUESI)AY OCTOBER TN R 30, 1383, Real Estate BARGAINS ~IN— Gity, Suburban and Farm Property. Wea have a Fine Tract near Center of ity Which is a Bargain, SPECIAL. 111 91,500—Lot in Kountze's 8d addition, good three room house, barn, well, ste. Dalance 8 pe cent. 112 8500—Oue hal lot in Kountze's 34 addition. good 8 room house, with shed kitchen. One-half cash, balance to suit purchaser. 113 §2,300—Lot 80x105, Rogers' addition, Dorces SW., noar 10th. Good 7 room house, stable, cistern, grave vines, etc, 8500 cash, valance to sult pur- chiaser at 8 er ceut. L14 $3,000—Throe acros on 18th, one halt mile south of Hascall's 5 room house, stable, fine troes, good wightly location. One-third cash, balance 10 suit. 115 §4,00—Two acres facing Cuming ard Burt, five Dlocks west of Creighton College, Good b room wll, fruit an bbery, one- nce to euit. BEDFORD & S8OUER, 18 §2.150—Full lob with 5 room house on_16th St., between Center and Dorcas, Good cellar, barn, istern, widewalks, shrubbery, etc! One third cash, ur l ,.»00 Beaut ful lot with 4 room house, good cellar, large closcts, ete. Sightly location, 18 $3,300 Lot 97x132, h 7 roony cottage on Sher- man avenue, hetween Sherman and Clark strects. Good propeit 120 §2,3 0—Two beautiful lots in McCormick's addi- tion, on F avenue, full lot new , good cellar and coal id all improvements. Bargal 120 81,450 Cash—Tot 964138 »m 11th 8t in K untee's House + larce rooms, lot beauti- ated wnd b3 really worth much more. Reason'for seltin, any te 124 $1,800—Half 1ot on Sau % street. Good houso & rooms, guol clise #, pantry, stable, well, cis- tern, porch front aud reac Price $1,800, two- Mhirds cash. This is & bargain. Must bo sold by the 2uth or will be withdrawn from sale. Improved Property. N> © 83,500—12 room house, cor. 13th and Californi streets, 6 closets, cellar, city water, outhouses, ete. ,700—8 room house on N. v, cistern, well, ete. 31000—Good six roum house on Davenport, bet 22 and 24th, two story, © osets, pantry, cellir, cistern, well, uit uod sbrabbery, stable and 13th street, closets, BrDKORD & SOVHR. outhou 6 $ 100—Full size lot on McCandlish place, with two frau.e cottages, oue 6 room, ond 8 room. For rale or exchinge. 16 $2.100—Good two nad a balt acro 10k with five Toom outt brick cellar well frulttres, et 17 One of the bost three oy brick business ho on Furnam street Terma private. 83,%00—New 7 room house on N. 18th strees. All modern improvements. Good lncation, Cheap. # $5,500—New two story house, Queen Ann_style. All modern improvenients, oity water, lob 100x 100. 2 Two full 1ovs 84, Mary's uvenuo and 20th, with $ houses. Will be first class business property. Terms eas; . & §4,750—Lob 06x96, with, $wo houses. Cheap. © 82,500—Two hous:s lu Nelson s addition, on Cen- tor wireet. utnouses, cisters, fruit trees, etc. Business house and o8 on Douglas stroes, beh. 14th aud 16th., Torms easy. 4 New 8 room houseon Chicago. bet. 24thend 95th. Allimprovements, 6 #4,000—T.0t 003200 good 8 room house, modern ‘mprovements, near busiuess, on Sherman ave. 92 81,500—Two lots, 10x140, with house stable te. Balrker's sub-ivision. 99 §1,600-—Lot and half, good house, Redick's sub- division, (corner.) 9 Lot with 7 room house, Chicago, bet. 18th and 14th. 01 1,600—Lot and 6 room house, Horbach's addi tion, well, cistern, eto. Kverything in good re. ir, 02 bsoT —Lot and d room houso, Laard, ber. 16th and 17th Unimproved Property FOR SALE BY BEDFORD & SOUER. No. 2 §1,000—Lot 60x127, Indiana and Division. 8 §700 each—Two lots 83x182 cach, on 11th. Cheay, and 2 lots 60x132 each on 10th. 11 $260 ench—7 lots in Yates & Reed's addition. 23 §1,200—12 full wize lots, Hanscom Place, o block west of Park avenuo, #550 each—Two lots on Park avenue. Bargalns Busineas lota on Dodge, betwenn 11th and 12th 81 $400—Lot in <hinn’s addition, on Seward street $3 §3,000—Full lot, Reed’s 1st aduition, on 26th an: Chicago. 48 85,000—8ix good lots in Hanscom Place. Bar ns. 54 §3,000— Lot 60x120, on Farnam, near 20th. Ve cheap. 60 Four acrea in West /mah 80 8560 Lot in Ixaacs & S 8 91,000 Fing lot, Rad, 84 $400—52 fect of hlock M, '» addition. addition, Park n's addition. view, 80 32,200—Lot 4x600n 16th. Business propert worth twice the price asks 94 $3,500—Full size graved 1ot on Chicago, bot 13th and 14th. 98 $300—Good lot, high location, south 10th. 100 ;« nmfimmz on 10th, bet. 'Harney and How 108 $150 ench—Two oxtra good lot In Hansoom addition, Cood high location. Bargains in Farms & Lands No. 10 27 per acre—160 acre improved farm, near Cros ton, Tows, 10 & ros woodiand, 45 acrés corn, 2 o mothy and Clover. 18 £4,000—40 cres 3-4 of & mile west of Ft. Omaha two hou-os, two barns, granary, corn crib, twe wells, 00 bearing fruit trees, 800 grape vines Will #6.1 or exchange. 14 §7,000—200 acres, half mile N. W. Elkhorn, 14 cres in cultivation, valance pasture, Four roon house, s'able, ete. 'Terms easy. 61 $960—1€0 acres good Iand, ¢ 1.2 miles from Bur lington, Coffve county, Kunsas, Will exchang. o Omaha property. 61 $8,400—240 acres adjoining city of Wilber, Sallue county. All under fence and well improv.d Thin property ischeap at $10,000, 66 $20 per acro—400 acres, 8 miles from Waterlou Douglas county. Part' in cultivation, balanc: ‘meadow, all good land. Wil sell or will arrang with cattle man for co- rnnuruhlp. or will cor tract to fued 300 or 400 head of cattle. 70 to 82—10,000 acren in Merrick county. Good 11 able land, sud will be sold from $8 t0 39 pe: acre. 89 & por acre—Will buy 160 acres In Cedar Co, 90 $10. por aore—S20 acres 2 miles from Hambury owa. 97 815. per acro—Improved near Logan Iowa. 104 Several hundred acres in Cuming Co. Neb. 3 Two new houses, one six and orher 8 rooms. {105 Six thousand cres in Stanton Co. Nob. First-olass and I‘W'VW-DM 100x182, College Street, Redick's subdivision, new 6 room house. Well improved. 88 £2,500—Lot 60x150, Couvent street, 8 reom oot. tage, large basement uitable for Tooms, barn 300—8 oom house, Thornell's addition barn, cist.m, good {mprovements, §500 cash, 1,800 on long time. #,200—7 room house on Davenport, bet. 10th and 17th. 46 Lot 176x500 on Sherman, large nouse, barn and other improvements, Lot without improve- monta is worth the monoy we sk tor it. €7 Two new houses and two full wize lots on Park avenue. Hot and cold water, snd a modern first class improvements. Houses would oost Extra good bargain, 17th and_ Ceuter, house , water, trees, outbuildings. € $2,600—Five room house, 18ta bet. California & Wobster, Nice proparty! Teruna casy 40 81,600—Lot 9, block 8. Shinn's 2d addition. One and & half story house. T ruy easy. 58 88,000—Good 7 room house on Shertan. Modern improvemente,stablo, we bargain, 43 $0,000—Full lot, ono 8 i one & ok house, new, b blocks from the opera huuse. Very choap. l fl #lecndmlul on Dodve, near 15th. Ches) 0 house and small cottage. Eoe R ocation b vas int. Davenuort neas 10th. | modern lnprovements. Terms | 107 $10pe 0 ¢ ncre—2200 acres timvered land in Ray hreo smalltarms on tnix land, balance [ou\l oottonwood timber, which will more tha: By far investment. For eale or exchiaage maha property. SPECIAL. 108 $2.200—Lot 219x220, cor. 17th and Bellview 8t., south Omaha, near Hascall's Park, hrick house, four rooms, well, cistern, stable, cellar All in 2o condition bud usarly now. 09 ¥2 —400 acres ‘ashingten oounty, 6 nils aouth of Biate, on. lino of G, wt. P, M. & ¢ Fallroad Siation sk oormor of this 1snd . Goor stream runnlug wator. 100 acres in cultivation 0 acro- gravs, 180 wores tinber—oak, hiokory elw. Small house good fruit ani ahundance of grapes. {s partly fonced. One ol Vho best farms in the county. If purchase: wishos, will vell homestead adjcin'n g00d herd of cattlo. £&Call and examine other property nob lsted. BEDFORD & SOUER, 21 ¥, 14th, bet. " Arnam and Uougies walnut a KIRKWOOD. Lots in this addition are selling sdvauced in a few days. These are w rapidly, and prices will ba rga’ without a doubt the most d s ab . lots n Omaha, and will certainly double in price befire spriug. All wh havei seen them are well pleased and pronounce them cheap. - BEDFORD 2EA8T & SOUER, « Real Estate Agency, SITIDE 14th Street, bet. Farnam and Douglas, GOLDSMITH MAID'S HEELS, The Anclent Favorite Still Kicks as of O, New York About st 7 o'clock last 3 1 into the ring Madison Square Garden A three year-old,” snid a fussy gen- tleman, fumbling his catalogue. “A twenty-six-year-old,” said a by- stander, “‘She will be twenty-seven next spring, What is her name{” “Goldsmith Maid.” She looked like a colt. She shied at a sulky. She jumped ten feet to one side at the sight of a jockey's red cap. It was the famous old mare that ten yea ago was trotting on the way t) turf glory | with Lady Thorne and Lucy on all thy tracks in the country, Great rounds of | applause saluted her. Old tucfmen grow reminiscent of her great feats, “I'll bet my "at the h'old mare couldn’t make h'a mile h'in ten minutes now,’ said a jockey. As they were leading her back to the atall she shied her heels at a saucy littce Shetland pony, but missed him, as he was not much’bigger than a Spitz dog. “She takes h'a huwful h'interest in Small 'Opes and h'Aldine, hand h’Early Rese hund W'all the new trotiers she u seen ‘ere,” said the groom, “H'I thinks to myself, thinks W'I, last night, h'as h'i was a sleepin’ h'in the next stall to her, that she was expressin’ herselt as howth record had lowered and lowered' s sho lete the course *H'L h'expecs, said she, talkin’ to 'm-n-IL ‘h'as the time Wof the principal 'orses vill bo given Wafter h'l'm dead Win fractions h'of a second, something First heat, ight a at the von milu, vith veiy Comet, 0:15 of a socond: Lichtong, 0:14 of a second; Blue Poncil, 0:03 of a second. Comet cast_'er shoo. Lightning was not h'in condition h’an Blue l‘uncnl 'ad been doc- tored with red pepper.’ W' may beshot, H'I h'expocs she'll live to see the record lowered to two minutes 'on h'a easy tracl The Garden yesterday was crowded. Every seat in it was filled. An octuple spectators stood around the ring. cene was gorgeous. circus. Tantivies spun around the ring show. There were six entries for the best and «mallest stallion Shetland pony over four years old. The first prizo was awarded to Miduet, owned by 5. Manuheimer, of No. 107 Franklin strect. The judge had to look around a good while, und_ even stumbled over the pony several times be- fore he found him. For the prize of $100 for the best Shet- | Tiner Mr land pony mare with a colt tagging after her, there were two entries, The prize was given to Roxie, who was about as big as a rat and was followed by a colt about the size of a mouse. She is a very pretty dappled Shetland. The owner in Mrs. William Watson, of Westchester. Twenty-eight ponies competed for the $100 prize tor the best pony not more than fourteen hands one inch high, Cas tile Soap, entered by C. Wyllys Betts, of the Union Club was much wdwired, as were also Billy the Goat, which was about as big as a kid and Cherry Blogsam, which was not. much larger than aripe English cherry. Racket, which was about us big us a cricket, and is owned by Prescott Lawrence, of Gro ton, Mass., got the prize. Three fine stallion hunters were shown in class 91, “Waut do they hum?’ asked o small boy who was_Jooking wist- fully at them, **Bears?” Bend-or, a bay Kentucky horre, owued by A. J Cassatt, of Havvard College P. 0., Penn., re- ceived first prize. e Let Us Tell Let us tell on that a person who is bilious or constipated is not a well person, and furth- er, that nearly grery one subject to thes irregularities. Let us le?y«m also that sur- dock blood Eitters ure one of “the finest diure- tics and uperiente ever vat, dovised, Man's Cowardice iu a Dentist's Chair ‘No," sail the dentist to a reporter of The New London Day. ‘I never tell womau anything but che truth. "I 1 tell & man an operation may be painful he is upt to find some excuse for delaying it, or even dodging it altogether. But a wo- man would deliberately walk to the chair 1f she thought her head were to be yank- doff Give mo a woman for cool pluck every timo.” ‘But children?” ““It is both wroug and foolish to de- sei re a child ab ut such things. TIf heis rold he is not to be hurt, and then is hurt, he will never take your word again, A will hate you, wnd will resort to any means to keep o vay from a dental office afterward. Ialvays tell a child the ope- wuon will hurt a little, but that I will be wreful. I can usually play on a child's iride, and make him very brave. If he s handled properly he” will train his luel for the most painful operation, an 1 usually when he s dismissed from the want 18 surprised that the pain has been 10 more severe. You know the extent f pain, o, indeed, of everything, is apt w be measured by comparison with one's sxpectation of what isto be done.” “You have to deceive men, do you?” “Yes, generally, They are consumate rowards, Yesterday 1 made one of my ds pull his own tooth.” “‘How?" “‘He wished me to look at his teeth and tell him what they required, and was w1y careful to instruct me to do nothing more than look at them. I found one tihat cound not be saved, and should be extracted at once, I knew if I told him he would not lot me take it out, 8o I slipped some forc>ps in my pocket when he was not look 0z, and went on fumbliug about his face, vccasionally putting a finger into his eye, until he concluded it was safer to Keop lim peopers closed. By quick and preci e work [ laid hold on the woth with the torceps before he knew what was up, iut us soon as he felt the pain he grabbed wy hand and pushed it away s franti Wy a8 to throw forceps, tooth, a throagh the window i frout of him,” P Many people are astonishod when they dis. cover the wide circulation of 7hom 1" / clectric AL There in hardly o drug house iu the uutry that does ot have this reuedy upon it shelves. The public have found it is e swod thiug aud stick to —— Furopran Undergronnd Telegraph The following list shows the lengths cilometers (one kilometer—five-cighths f & mile) of the telegraph lines through- ut the continent: Germany, 3 of which 87,004 are undergiound; Franc 211607 (11 656 underground); | ussias, 23,548 (260 underground); Austria, 2 (671 underground); Italy, 89 Switzerland, 16 166 (%27 undergrd Belgium, 27,922 (237 und.-mnuml), Spain, 40. 74£ Denmark, 8 450 (79 under- wround); Norway, 16 601, In Germany there are 4,388 inhabitants to each tele- 4raph station; in France. 6 442; in Rus 92 105 CEVAf the mare didn't say that 1 'ope | ] It was like a | > like the English coach doss in Barnum’s | S i Innd 10,840; in Sweden, r»,,‘u in Spain, d in Norway, e —— LETTERS | Remaining in the Omaha postoffics unclaimed | for the week ending October 27, 1883 GENTLEMEN, Alexandor W R Ashburn R A Anderson N Anderson A Beck C Bring J W Buncroft ( hop G B I Brockway A Bere A Henson Builep O K defelt C H Brenton J L v K R ) Burger J Belido P Conklin W H Collins ¥ M Cruig ' C Clatk O Carter C H Curtisa J F Coney J Chadler J Cousidine I Dobrew N r Dill 1, Blaasser J oy J 1mlx>| l nwt“ rehild E F Goble wore M O Godehali 11 8 s 1 ill M W llmnu NB Herron ) D 1J E Hamer J o AJ "uwnll w8 Hoodley W E Hubler & F H Hague ¥ W Hillman W Hearshman B H Hnlm i oureknen P M Ieefer J 11 K- per 16 Kauth J Kruse A Koster I Loug G Lijenburg ¥ © {ORAY SPECIFIC MEDICINES' TRADE MARK Tir Gruat Exo- PTRADE MARK uian REuRoY. 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WALKER The best Bont made in The America. and low insteps, A poor thing is We carry a complete line of the celebrated BOOTS All sizes, with high, medium CHAS. HEISER GENTS' FINE SHOES Are made to our order—all styles, and we guarantee them to be first class, The Burt SPEAK FOR TI Realdence, No. 1407 Jones 8. Offioy, No. 1607 Fay nam streot. ' Offics hours, 18 m. 0 1 p. ) 08 p m Telaphone' for offce, 97, - Kesidono Ra.llway Tlme Table. LOCAL TRAINS—BRIDGE DIVISION} U. PR R, MAIN LINE LAY, WRivR Pacifio Bapros.12:06 p m | Atlantio Exprem7:36 & o Western Exnrans 8:00 pu | Weste nExpress, $:20p w 0. Tnland Pass ....4:30 p i | G. Iband Pass. Lincoln Kx.....1¥:30 p m | Lincoln Ex DUMMY TRAINS—BRIDGE DIVISION, ‘maha : 7:10, :00,0:00, 10:00, 11:00 a: . Arrive attra afer ‘opol ot, Councdl Blufla, n 36, 10:40 .30, Arrive Transfer dopot, utos lares Leave Councll Bufla Tea: wfer depot: 8:25, 10:26, 11:36 10:68 p. m. am.; 1:26, 9:0 Arxive Oumahia s minutes late LHAY K GOUNUIL Pasa. No. 0. . " No. 15 . R.—11, P. DRFOT. Pacifio Ex..... Mail & E; PACIFIO—D, P, mssoum PACIF press am|E PAUL, n &0, K. 30am Aopm {IOUX CITY & PACIFIC—DEPOT eave Omahia for Valentize via 8t. P to Blair rrive from Va B & Jenver Exprose. Pacific Express K.C,sr JOE& 1446 & Streot *Bundayn excepted. Opening and Closing of Malla. RoUTR. orax. am. pm, am pm CA&N.W,C,RL&P,C.B. | orRs mmsmux‘my 1100 00| 640 8:16 P [ cLoss. . 9:00 Nelson Mre P Ostrande Mrs N B Ptisterer Miss F Rande Miss A Svenson Miss A2 Serrell Mra E W Stephens Mrs A 2 Stewart Mrs E W Stevenson Mrs J E Tuner Minss M Willes C Waters Mrs J Zwwmders Mrs J C. K. Courant. Postmaster, e — Too Good 1o Be True, Kansas Ciry, October 20.—The Times correspondent at Deming, N. , tele- graphs that thereis no truth in the repurt of the recent fight between Juhs and Gereminos Apaches and Mexicans near Cusa Grande. —— Irvin ption, New York, October 29.—Henry Ir- ving opened his American theatrical tour to a cultivated and appreciative audience at the Star theater, to-night, in the play of ““The Dells.” 'After each act Irving was called before the curtain and grace- fully acknowledged the welcome which was 80 genuinely sincere and so deeply appreciated by himself, e ———— Fatal Acc nta, Krokuk, Tewa, October 29, —Edward Allen and Charles Kunston, carpenters, fell from a scafiold to-day. The former was killed, and Kunston fatally hurt, Theodore Mansel, a young lad,” was klllud by a wagon bat king down hill over Lile Tosuramee | ON A NEW BASIS, Bankers, Ca ial'sts, Mershanis, and Prefeslonal men of Omaha, luvestig te the BANIIXER'SS LIFE ASSOCIATION, OF DES MOINES, I0WA, The plans sud purposes of this Awsociation will be ‘hownyou by ¥ JAS. A, BPERRY, General Acent for Nul: iy Mra L L olds Miks R won Mry B J Sylventar Mra M Styre Misg Schlokan Mra 1T Th Mins Wennorston Miss A Wells Mrs L, JOHN C.JACOBS, Formerly Glab & Jaoovs UNDERTAKER. on ABA Steam Dye-Works! 200 11¢h Street, bet. Farnawm and Dougles. i|D. B. WAUGH & CO. FPROPRIETOKS, cleaned, dyed and re ned. dyed and curled b’ b b, Bk ot a3 of ok, ‘e s the French dry cleani g process. S&'A Ore-olass tadlor shiop 1o sonnection. | - sia, 27,001; in Austria, 8,004; in Bwitzer- ALL_WOKK WARRANTED, Missour Paciti C., St P M. & O il overl + Denver Ex . ) . Exprens K \ for Plattsmouth, 8 Bend, Ashland and Lincoln, 11:00 | Offoa open Bundays trom 12:00 m, o 1:00 p. m. ' K. COUTANT Postmast A vietim of &, promatare docuy, nown remedy diy Sire, which he will send 'R Address, J L RELVES, 43 Cbatbam 3t.. New York. ICE TOOLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 1 have secured the agency of Wn. T. Wood & Co., To well thelr tools. They are making the beat fos Tools, aud are che oldest firm in the United States. Auy o Company wihing to buy tools wil reoslve theprom ptest attention by uddressing it F. W. BLUMVE, Sherman Avenue, Omaha, Nlh G. BYANSON AUG. BCHIPPOREL G. SVANSON & CO,, Mercham Tailors! 1116 Fi roam, bet. 11th and 12th Street OMATIA, NEBha ha A WILSON, M. D, Resldence, Resduni e, 1720 Capitol Ave. 2417 Duvenport Bt KELLEY & WILSON, Physicians and Surgeons. OFFICE: Boyd's Opera Honge, Omaha, Neb® F.SCHEUERMANN M D. REGULAR GERMAN Homeopathic Physician. SPECIALIST OF WOMEN, CHILDREN & CHRONIC DISEASES. Hours—At Kesidence, No. 1448 5. 108h 5t 10a m andaftr 8 p.om, Hours—At olioe, and 106 8. 16th 5t , Room 7, from 10 o, 1 N.B.—"The Tape Worni will be vemoved, without danger, in time of from 2 4o § hours. J. L MARBLE, Employment Agent. All kinds of help supplied promdly. Railroad, Bewer and Grading help & Mears TEMSELVES. Edwin C. Burt's Fine Ladies’ Shoes All the late styles. We want our customers to gbear in mind that we carry a complete stock of RUBBER BOOTS & SHOES, And undersell eny REGULAR partment. We make boots and a perfect fit or no sale. @ BOI, Dry Geods, [ Carpets, Boots & Shoes, SHOE STORE. By calling and getting prices we wi.l convince 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- shoes to order, and guarantee Repairing promptly attended to Lo B WILLIAMS THE OLDEST WHOLESALE & RETAIL JEWELRY HOUSE IN OMAHA. Visitors san here find all the noveltics in RICH AND ATYLISH JEWELRY, Tho Latest, Most Artiatic,”and Choicest Selections in Prooiocous Sitones AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS of FINE WATCHES. AT AN LDW PRICES As is compatiblo with honorable dealers. Call and 300 our e.egan: new s ore, Tower Building, CORNER 11TH AND FARNAM STS tMAX MEYER & BRO., "MANUFACTURKRS OF; SHOW CASES! A 1arge stock alway on hand. N INE LEADERS | IMPORTANT TO BUYERS OF 005 & 0rgans QOut of the many hundred manufac- turern of this line of goods, we lay claim 0 " presenting the leading makers, and SILVERWARE, [CLOCKS, |caxifiow s moro comploto snd largot ine of Pianos and Organs than can be found in ane ONE House in the west. NINE LEADERS are the following well- known and celebrated instruments, Our STEINWAY PIANOS, CHICKERING PIANOS, KNABE PIANOS, VOSE PIANOS, PEASE PIANOS, ARION PIANOS SCHONINGER CYMBELLA ORGANS, CLOUGH & WARREN ORGANS, STERLING IMPERIAL ORG AN We want everyboay desiring a r1ano or Organ to call or write to us for infor- mation and GET POSTED, We can sell 0k the best instrument made for the east muney. if you will give us a trial and want to buy. All we ask 1s to show you, as we know we can satisfy everybody fromour Nine Leaders, whlch are racog: nized by those posted, as the best made. Send or catalovue and price list THE OLDEST WHOLESALE & RETAIL; } MAX MEYER & BRO., WAREROUMYS Cor, 11th & Farnam Omabha. EDHOLM & of Solid call spe ilver Ware, Diamonds, .J al attention to the best and Ever placed on the Market, namely, t! bus, Ohio, Watch, {tl to none. Hardman Piano en sale, Sheet Mus SUPPLIED FREE OF CHARGE. 7N 100 Strest, . OMAHA, NER. Jokn D. Peabody,M D, PHYSICIAN & 8URGEON OFFIOE ROOMS, 8 and 5 507 FARNAM, 16 Douglas Btreet, H. PHILLIPS, THE LEADING NEW YORK TAIT:OX ! wors a0 owe my mev FARNAM BTREET. 1604 tion will convince the most skeptical, Elegant lines of Ladies'and Gents' ERICKSON, WHOLESALE, RETAIL AND MANUFACTURING JEWELERS Gold Watches and beantiful stock ewelry and Spectacles. We would most RELIABLE RAILROAD WATCH he celebrated Quick Train, Colum 8 superior to all others, Weber Piano. We have the Agency for the above renowned Piano, which is second Also the Lindeman & Sor’s Pianos, and hav~ also the famous We also carry full lines of best Orgaus and We warrant our goods the best in the market. An inspee= OUR TWO STORES Are located as below: Jewelry Store. Corner 15th and Dodge, opposite Postoffice. Piano Wareroom and Music Parlor, Crounse's Avenue, lock, 16th street, near Capitol Please call and inspect our goods at both of our stores. Pianos and Organs sold on monthly pay ments, EDHOLM & ERICKSON, Cor, 16th and Dodge, and 16th, THE JEWELER!. near Capitol Avenue, Omaha, Neb