Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 2, 1885, Page 8

8 THE DAILY BEE-- SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1885 THE DAILY BEE Saturday Morning, M LOCAL BREVITIES. ~Col. H. B. Barnham has changed his residence from No, 1004 Idaha street to 2002 California street —Frederick, Leadwng Hatter, Parnam & 15th. —The entertainment which was to have occurred Thursday night at the South Omaba M. E. church was postponed. The date will soon be snnounced, Ticketamay be redesmed or If held will be good for the entertainment, —Oounty Commissioner Timme, is the possersor of a curioslty with “million® In it,” if P, T, Barnum was the owner. The other day one of Mr, Timme's brood sows gave birth to a litter of pigs, and among them is one with a double lower jaw and two well de- veloped tongnes, —Storo your stoves with Eaton 111 S, 14th —John Reed, one of the white men pulled night beforo last for being found in an opinm den, was discharged yosterday morning by proving that he was there simply to get his washing, When he went to the Chinese domi- oil it o happened that fifteen or twenty of them were then engaged in an exciting game of cards known only to that race, and Reed saw 8o much money changing hands there in wuch short spaces of time that he got interest- ed, lingered tolook on and the first thing he knew was nabbed by an officer. ~Offiicer Duff Green arrested yes- terdsy morning near the depot a sup- posed con man giviog his name s William Bryant. He was in the act of doing up an old man who doubtless in a fow moments longer would have fallen a vic- tim to the wiles of thesharper. Bryant, when arrested, had on his person over $1,000 of confederate money and a bogus check ona Denver bank. He is recognized by the po- lice as the man ‘‘John Bmith,” who swindled a rustic some time ago out of $61, but was re- leased as no direct evidence could be adduced of his guilt, Vesterday afternoon Judge Stenberg fined the gentleman $20andsentenced him to 20 days In jail, ~—Picture Cards and advertising novelties at Cottar's Printing House, 1314 Douglas, —W. P. Peck & Co., brokers, received the following special yesterday afternoon from Avery, Hillabrant & Co, concerning the Chi- cago markets: ‘‘No quotations in consols, owing to the holiday. Absence of war news led to a sharp decline at the opening. Values ruled firm until noon, when a further decline inaugurated by cables quoting wheat six pence lower, Trade light and local crowd selling. These broaks are to be expacted after any material advance, but the situation appears stroneer daily. California crop advices show but little over half & crop. The reported ex- porta from this market to-day of 100,000 bush- els of wheat, Unless we have fresh war ex- citement we may have a sharper decline, but regard long slde as the safest and most prom- ising. Ooradull but firm, Provisions weak and tending lower, —Dru. Dinsmoor & Worley, homeopatnista, No. 111 North Fifteenth stroet. Tel. 140, —George Karll, one of the rustling mem- bers of thy ccnstabulary, effected an attach- ment settlement in a very neat way yesterday. Thursday he went to the residence of one Frank N. Stawart to serve an attachment on his household goods, to covera $100 judgment, Rained in Judge Welss’ court by Shiverick, the furniture man, Ho found that Stewart bhad sold his property to the second hand dealer, Henry Splegel, and had received his money in a check on the Omana National bank. Mr, K. surmising that Stewart would leave town yesterday, drawing h & money be- fore ho left, went to the bank and when he presented the check for payment promptly nabbed him. Stewart settled and was re- leased. —Yesterdsy morning at 10 Albin Stolls, the North Platte man acowsed of swindling M. Toft, was brought up before Judge An- derson for hearing. He pleaded not guilty, but when Mr, Toft was put on the stand he refused to glve any criminating testimony, as the case had been settled. Under the clrcum stances Judge Anderson could do nothing but discharge the prisoner. Deputy Sheriff Crowell, who was present mmediately ro-ar- rested Stollo on & complaint preferred by W, E. Beach of the North Platte bank, from who it i alleged, he stole $10,000 when in the omploy of that institntion, besides confiscat- ing the 815,000 security bond which ho had given for the faithful performance of his dutios, Mr. Beach roturned last night to North Platte in company with Deputy Sheritf Crowell who will escort the prisoner, ay 2. o'clock e —— A Shot in the Dark, About 12 'clock Thuredsy night a negro came rushing into the detective office cf Emery & Showalter and sald he had killed a man ont at Man’s road house on the mlilitary road. It scems that there had been a party of four ont at the road house, two young men and two women, One of the men had *frozen to” the sealskin sacque of his fair but frail partner and rushed out Into the yord with it. The colored cook saw the act, and deopping his skillets and frylog pans, tcized & revolver and pur- sued the thief. He fired one shot at the nttut:ing form of the man, groaned audibly, exclaiming, I shot.” The thief then turned around. and pulling his own revolver, fired at the nogro, who, however, fled and madegood his eacape. ' The tereified negro ran into town, insisting that he had kiiled the thlet. Diligent search of the premises, however, failed to show the existence of and it Is supposed that the A ged to mako his escape with n, A Comiract Let, At thelr meeting yesterday afternoon the county commissioners granted a con. tract to Mr. Cotts for the building of rotalning wall around the court house £quare, the price named belog 10,900 Tho work is to be completed in 90 days This contract also inoludes the constrio. tion of the granite stairway on Farnam sireet. The face of thy i L The of the wall is to be of The Barrios Party, The long heralded and long expeoted oar bearing Gen., Jacob Baiz, Mrs, Barrlos, wife of the dead goneral and the rest of the party, w bt i lrluu yy 48 Dot attached to the U:lol;ll‘-;lfic official what has become of the party, - roseived 1o advices cn that 1 inr 1o .Bu‘i)pnud 1hat they may be delayed a' nnold:l::e or at Denver for one reason or e — For Bale—A good (awily driving horse, O, ¥. Harrisov, room 20, Omsha Nations) bank. queens of male ons. Tt in broadly hinted by the hymenometer that the happy consum- mation i to take place in the delicions near Rifiections of Events tiat Have Boen|**™ and Are To Be. SOCIAL SHADOWS. — POLICE COURT. Chinamen in Uourt—Morning Police o Business, Gossip, Personal and General Hymonometer, It Is doubtfal whether a police judge ever had a more strangely motley throng before him for trlal than Judge Stenberg bad yesterdsy morning, The opiam amokers and thelr felends were there In See. O, . Naah, of Milwaukee, is in the |8ll thelr elory, the larger element of the city visiting friends. throng, of course, being the ‘‘heathen Hon. A, J, Poppleton went to Denver on | Ohinee,” Wednesday evening. Four vagrants were arralgned, Three Mrs, O, L. Dancy, of Cleveland, Ohlo, is | were discharged and ordered to leave b it sbiidiodod 0y . |town, while the fourth, an] old offender, Mis Mollie DaVol, of Cinsianati, O,y in [ 5o & %y, S0l ™ he ovunty the city, the guest of her sister, Mrs. N. L. |ty Kingaley. Annle Corrigan was fined 85 and costs A rehoarsal of the grand chorus for the | for Intoxioation. n.usical festival took place Iast night st| At this juncture the audlence was re- Meyer's hall, galed by the sight of elghteen Chinamen On May 10 the Omaha Turn Verein will | tiling Into court, to answer the charges have a grand exhibition, concert and ball at | preferred for the first time In the history Germania hall, of the clty of Omaha—thote of ‘'keep- Mr. and Mrs, Geo. N. Smith and family, |i0g oplum jolnts, belng inmates | thereof.” Neatly all of the Celestlals ;’"d':‘;:'""’::‘:;""ly“"° come to Omaha bo re-|} s "through friends, obtained lawyers, T ————— ————=|and In every case a continuance was se- The Odd Fellows' anniversary ocelebration | suceq. s mone. of the cases wers road at Lincoln Monday was largely attended by | for sri ea were ready for trial. members of the local lodges. 8 . For the especial edification of the Miss Annie Dunham and Miss Fannio Clay- | reader, the names of the slippery sons of ton have retarned from & pleasant vl with | the Flowery Kingdom are reproduced: Miss Gusslo Minor. of Plattsmouth, Hi Chung, Lang Ching, George China- G. M. Hitohoock, Fsq., and wife have gone | man, Hong Lee, Tom Chinaman, Hing for a trip of a month or more to Salt Lake and | Ohlng, Wah Sing, Suh Wah, Tong, Wah, the territories for rest and health, Shah, Lso Gib, Yough, Stone Hi, Wing Mr. and Mrs, Jordon, of St. Louis, with | Liee, Siog, Jim Gough. their dsughter, Mrs, J. J. Dickey, of this | About half of them were releatsed on city, have gone to California for n three ‘.’fh‘;'n’:':fl:lh' L FL LI LU week's visit, Tn the county court yesterday evenin Col. A, C, Dawes and a party of Iadies nad | tho cass of Stere ve, Johe F{.n[flgmg, gentlemen from Missouri, accompanied by | was on trlal before Judge McCallough. Mus, F. E. Moores, of this city, have gone to |1t is a suit for trespass, the Pacific coast to be absent about & month. DISTRICT COURT. Judge P. O. Howes has gone east, vislting| 740 Wakeley gave up mostof his friends in Kentucky aod Washington on |41y atorday listoning to argamonts in bustness and New York for pleasure, before | th case of Margarette C. Cummings va, returning. He expects to be away about one | The City of Omaha. It was finally left month, in this shape, that plaintiffis have tea « Barney Hughes, an old-time telegrapher, | days to make and submit thelr brief and passenger agent of the Memphis & |defendadis will have five days in which Uharleston railroad at Memphis, is in the city | to perform a similar duty. on a brief visit to his cousin, Mr. John A.| Followlng is the record of the days Creighton, business: An entertainment of rare merit was that| . Murphy vs. Murphy et al., settled and given in the South M. E. church Thursday ""é':;::fl; s oA !h; evenig, Miss Ella M'Bride, the well known [ ,, =™, 2% ot al. v The Sity of - frev artist, appeared in & number of locutionary | {on and five days each to. submit thelr selections, Colonel Sumner, commandant at Fort Nio- brara, arrived Monday evening with his fam- ily, whom he will locate In the city pending his transfer with his regiment to the depart- ment of the Missouri. On Wednesday evening Mr. George M. Ribbel and Miss Eva M. S, Clark wero mar- ried at St. Barnaba's church. The ceremony, which was one of very private occation, was performed by the Rev. Canon Patterson. Mesurs, Max Meyer and Peter Iler were appolnted by the Omaha Board of Trado to| Beauty, that transitory flower, can attend the opening ceremonies of the Chicago | only be had by using Pozzoni’s Medicated Chamber of Commerce, Mr, Meyer will go | Complexion Powder. thence to Europe, where he will make an ex- tended visit, A WRECK AT GILMORE. Ex Governor Leland Stanford, of Califor- bis, was in the city this week on his way from the east to his bome on the comt. The distinguished gentleman travled in one of the most sumptuous specials the Central Pa- :;?:nd:‘“"d.' stendsdiiby] s Viarge aults) of Partioulars were recelved in this clty The thirteenth of tho series of ladies musi- | yesterdsy of an accident which occurred on cales took place Wednesday afternoon in|the U, P, at Gilmore, six ;miles beyond Meyer's music hall, and was well attended. | Omahs. The programme presented, while one of inter-| ~ At five minutes after six o'clock an eut and merit, was not 80 severoly classioal s | ¢xira freight, eastbound, on the U. P., those ot the preceding occaalont. Among tho | ;0004 by Gonductor Donnolly and En- numbers rendered were a piano duet by 2 Misses Rookwell and Jadson, u rondo sapric. | 61neer Dovine, rashed past the Gilmors cioso by Edith James, and beautiful vocal |#iding at a rate of speed almost un- wolos by Misses Georgle Boulter and Belle |slacked. The No. 40 Missour! Paclfic, Stull. . Gottechalk grand tantasie, ‘‘The |eastbound freight, was just pulling off Dyiog Poet,” was feelingly renderod by Miss | the slding. The extrs, of course, atruck Bertha Yost. th | the freight equarely and six cars wero Tho Baptist church at the corner f Fif-{ iy rourn off the track and badly wresked, toenth and Davenport streets was, Tuosday | the anglne of the extra also’ being de. night, the scene of such a social pleasure 88 | railod and ditched. the interior of » sanctuary seldom witnesses. | The damage from the wreck was con- Some 200 people were present in attendancs | siderable though 1t cannot be estimated upon the first annual banquet of the Baptist |at this writlng, Two cars of graln on Social Union of Towa and Nebrasks, and an | No. 40 were broken open and the con- evening of pure, edifying diversion was en-|tents partially ruined. A number of joyed. These occasions will be repeated in |head of stock were killed. A wrecking years to come, as the organization of the union | train was dispatched at eight o'clock, and Is pormanent. A number of musical selec. [#Peodily st to work to clean up the de- tions ware renderad of a vooul mature, and [l th trale n_ the mepntimo paming several stirring addresscs delivered, Rev, P. | 7 = 8, Henson, of Obisago and Mr, E. Rosswater | L8 108t BOF 80 far a8 can now bo deter mined, was anybody Injured. making the leading speeches, 7Lhe responsibility for the acoldent is Matters have been very quiet in the matri- thought to rest upon the crew of the ex- monial market this week, But there have |tra who should have slackened speed been a number of wedding celebrations. On | when passing Gilmore. Until, however, Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gen- | officlal investigation of the matter can be slemen celobrated the fifteenth anniversary of | had, no disoharges will be made. their marriage, the event being “'a crystal P ——— wedding.” Friends turned out en masse, snd | Smoke Seal of North Carolina To- when they left, after the enjoyment of a good | bacco. time, tho "parlors of Mr. and Mrs, Gentle- ma's home on Sherman avenuo were found | THE BOARD OF EQUALIZA- TION PRRSONAL AND GRNERAL. John D, Creighton is In Ohicago, 8. R. Calloway went east yestorday. John M. Donnelly has returned from Chi- cago, vs. Proctor et al. Motion to set aside sale. Sustained. In the matter of the estate of I. N. deceased. Dlsmissed without “Joneph E. Baker va. Geo. E. Protchell, Motlon for judgment on verdict, over- raled. Jones vs. Gue, Order vacating decree. Jones vs, Noyce and Jones vs, Gilbert. Same order. An Extra Freight Train Collides with the Morning Freight on the Missouri Pacific. to be filled with a choice and beautiful vari ety of crystal presents. * * On Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs. J. H, McCoy celebrated at their home on Park Wilde avenue, their tinweddine. A number of friends responded to the fnvitation and & pleasant soclal time waa enjoyed, A varlety of gifts in all devices 3( t.in were bestowed on the celebrativg coople | ples of special sesslons yesterday morning, £ And again, on Thursday, Mr., and Mrs, | 'y oard of equalizstion, The object ohn Graves tendered to their friends at thelr home on Chicago streot, a “tin weddiog” re. | 8% t0 hear the complaints of tax payers coption, in houor of their tenth weddiug an- | id sewer districts Nos. 13, 16, and 19, niversary, One feature of the affair wasthe | ho clalm that the late sewer levy was presentation of a silver tea service, which was | illegal and who demand a readjustment glven into the possession of Mr. and Mrs, G. | . f the fax, Oity Englneer Rosewater by C. J. Bmythe, in a pleasant speech, and Clty Attorney Connell were present a8 were also Mr. Warren Switzler and THE HYMENONETER T still rustling for its daily bread ] 0 Judge Lake snd & number of tsx-psyers Its delicate index hands are aquiver with ,,:ng.dd"“.d the council on the -‘;b’jeu suppreseed firo and oxcitement of the anticl- | of the sewer tax geievances. pation of wiviog away Its victims, Aba!|Judge Lake belng requested to give his They are moving. oplniop on the subject at issue, said that Glancing at the instrument the observer | to the best cf his information and bellef, may discern, all sglow in red letters, the | heat had the right to tax the property names of & bookkeoper in s Tenth street|in any district “’:h‘h“i‘“" ol of, e wholesale grocery house and the daughter of a | *¢¥ers which are thereln constructed, promiaent contractor rsident o Haruey e RCTTN drided danif twio street linked in delightful | v folog on fifteen cent lunches | *¢ o) "2y embers meeting st the same time. for the past ten days to save enough to pay | ;n" the . afternoan final . de- for the whito silk vecktie, ofalon will probably be rendered, and sll Again, lh’e l_unr!- of the instrument are | who bave complaints to make about rovoving, This time they stop in front of | sower taxes should govern themselves ac- the names of & well known young society man, cordingly. and conceoted with the storkeeper's ¢ fice of the Union Pacific, at the shops, and & school taacl ¥ Again the bacds are turning, This time, sags tho instrument, & well-known western stock man is sweetly cavorting around s school marm in Brownell hall, that palace of the fair, The City Council Meets in & Spectal Session, The clvy council held the firat of o — Seal of North Carolina Tobac:o is the best. o ——— To ExcuaNeE—440 acres well im- proved land ¢ mile from Essex, Ia., for a stock of general merchandise or bard- ware. Address, John Linderholm, Es- which is so replete with the future sex, Is. d | mary. NO POISON IN THE PASTRY IF al he fr 1 FOR STRENGTH AND ‘TRUE FRUIT FLAVOR THEY STAND ALONE. PRESIRED BY THE Price Baking Powder:Co., Chicago, Il 8t. Louis, Mo, Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems, Hest Dry Hop Yeast. FOR BALE DY & ‘WE MAKE RUT ONE QUALITY. A Strike Contemplated. Another strike among Western Unlon telegraph operators is one of the stirring excitements contemplated for the near futare. Thuraday the mansgers of this corporation were served with a formal notice, Informiog them that they must, at once, Indicats an intention to elther malintain or rescind the order made De- cember 15, 1884, and If they maintaln it then the proposed strike for an increase of wages will be declared by the opera- tors. The order referred to, was one discontinuing allowances of pay for extra work, which up to that time was custo- The operators claim that with the Wages they recelve, without pay for eervices rendered after the regular work- ing hours is not sufficlent to enable them to live decently and appear aa rerpectable as is required of them. The ofticers of the astociation are now holding a meet- iog at New York and to them the griev- ances of the employes was forwarded yesterday. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A marvel of purety: strongth and wholesomeness. More economioal than Kiodsnd catinol be sod o compett tion with the multitude of low test, shorh welghi alum of physvhrte powders. 8old only in _oans ROYAL BAKING POWDEE CO.. 108 Wall 8); K.Y CAMELLINE FOR THE COMPL E)ION ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS, The undersigned physicians of San Franclsco are famillar with the composl- tion of the principal articles used for the complexion, and freely certify that CAM ELINE fs harmless snd free from all poisonous or Injurious substances, LCLane, MD G F Coeper, M D H H Toland, MD S W Denals, M D R A McLean, MD J M McNulty, M D. O B Brighsm, M D J O Shaffor, M D Benj J Dean, M D W Carman, M D H Gibbons Jr, MD W ayer, M D J Clorke, MD _ T Bennett, M D H Bruney, M D W Hawmond,M D M Lorges. MD W F McNatt,M D D J Bowle, M D Shorb, M D Holman, M D Rosenstirn, M D Whitney M D == J L Meares, M D .M D T Price, M D GHolland, MD H Gibbons, M D Madame Adelina Patti, Writes; ‘L shall have to repeat the praleos of your CGAMELLINE heard from all sides, For sale by H. T. CLARK DRUG CO., Omaha, And all first class druggists. wiomodd Apollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” Pure water should be available at all times, but this is especially necessary in warm weather.” Lancet, ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS. O/ all Grocers, Druggists, & Min, Wat, Dealers, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS, TIMEKEN SBERING VEHICLES; ) '4""' X - 7 800 a: lengthen and shorten accordi ur’qu\nlly el adepiad o Fosa e ot ©52 Bae drives of citics. Manufactured and s0ld by Al leadlag Sacsiage Bulidors and Denlers. y o . | tria, Late Surgecn to the Mi 1312 WHAT IS TO BE DONE? A conversation between a well known clothier and & member of the Omaha Press: Crornier, trade? GENTLEMAN oF C.—Why, those Misfit Clothing Parlors, 1312 Douglas St., they h “g, =0 what is to be done, to svercome this Rivalof the clothing TiE Press,—Of whom do you speak? come here and through judiclous management have taken more than two thirds of the Omaha trade. They have knocked the ready-made business clear out, while the merchant tailors can’t find employment for the peoplein thelr employ on account of thelr loss of trade. G. of the P.—How do they do thls? Can’t you people compete with them? O.—Compete with them? For uait {s im) ble, as they tell Merchant Tailor Made Goods for less than our ready made prices. In tact, they sell the goods made by the tailors, even right here at home for less than it costs to make them, RICH T.IST at this their db= Look $26 00 Merchant Tailor Made sold for. .. 00 “ “ “ ceen 812 60 ceeess 16 20 $ 6 50 Palr Merch: « “w “ ant Tailor Made sold for .. “ 0 “ G. of the P.—Do they ever have anything like a Spring Overcoat? —Spring Overe seen, and at oats? Well I should eay they have, and the most elegant prices which knock the bottom clear out of all of us, the P.-.-Well, I need a light overcoat. I'll go and see them; I msy get ¥, m them. £OU are sure to, for they are most liboral n that line, and to ssy the least aofine set of peoplo. the ‘What iz the style of the firm? MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS ° 1312 DOUGLAS STREET—UP-STAIRS. Open Evenings until 9 o’clock. 1312. Saturdays until 10 o’clock. Omaha Medical & Sur- gical Institute. 13th 8t.. Cor Cavital Ave. Chronic and Surgical Diseases Diseasos of Females, ot the Nervous System, Prl. vate Discases of the Urinary and Sexual organs Disoases of the Hoad, Phrost aud Lungs, svecialtics. o AND BAXR. Diseases treatod by an experienced sy oolalist, also discasesof the Heart, Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Blad- dor, Neuralgia, Rheumstism, Pil's, Canners, 6 Oatarrh. Bronchitis, And all othor discases of the Throat and Lungs, treat d by Mcdicated Vapors. Send for inhaler or circular on Inhalation. ATl diseasos of the Blood, Urinary and Sexual Or. gans, Private Disoates and Piles Cured or no Pay. 16 Years Hospital and Private Practioe ‘Consultation and Examination free Cillorwrite forelrcularson chroniodiseases aud deform ities, Disoases of Fewales, Private Diseasea ofi he Urinary and Sexual Organs, Se Woakn oss, Ner- vous Debility or Exheustion, etc., eto., aud our new restorative treatment, Al lotters and consultations Confidential. Medlcines sont 8o all parts of the country by ex- preas, securely packed from observation, 1f tull de- scription of case is given, One personal {nbcrview preferred if coavenient. Open at ail hours. Patlonts from a distance can obtaln rooms snd board, Addroas all letters to . : Omaha Medical & Surgical Institute 18th 8t Cor. Capito Ave.,, Omaha. Neb, COWING & CO. JounERS IN WROUGHT IRON PIPE, lleable and Cast Irey BLLLE N G Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead, WORTHINGTON STEAN FUNPS, WINDRILL AND DRIYK WELL PUNPS, Plumbers' Gas and steam Fitters' IRON & BRASS G0ODS, ENGINEERS' SUFPLIES, 14th & Dodge Sts--OMAHA,NEB,' DREXEL & MAUL, [SUCOESSORS TO JOHN @. JACORS) UNDERTAKERS | Aho old stand 1417 Farnam B b salcibed and prompAl - ebend Crders by fele jod 0, Telophonr DR. PUHEK, Vienns, Aus- Graduate of the Universit} g ooy Fre fnufl Hoaital, A MAX MEYER & BRO., (Established 1865) Jewelers and Music Dealers ARE NOW OFFERING Pianos and Organs AT FACTORY PRICES Either for Cash or Easy Payments GREAT BARGAIRNS IN DIAMONDS WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE Full Line of 8heet Musicnd Books. Northeast Cor. Farnam and ((1h Sts., OMAHA, NEB SOUTH OMAHA. The Advantage of 8ettling in the New Town The title “South Omaha” doesnot mean the southern part of the aity of Omaha.but is the name of the thriving town commencing at the Union Stock yards on the south, and extend ing for a mile and » balf north, nearly conuecting with thecity limits of Omaha, 'ho company have again concluded to put on sale 1,000 lots, and let the purchasers of the same realize the profit which the enhanced value of these lota is sure to mal being an assured fact that South Omaha is destined—in the near future—to be the largost live stock market west of Chicago, there can be no doubt that this property in & few years will bo worth five or even ten times the amount that it can be bought for to-day. Some may ask: If this is 80, why dc not the company keep it and realize this profit The answer le, that in order to make lots valuable, there must bo improvements on or sur rounding them, and s is the case in all new towns, special inducements must be offered first to @et the paople to take hold and build, There are probably more such inducements offered by Sonth Omaha than were ever pu forth by any new town, The large business done by the stock yards company sud the im. mense alaughter and packing houses together with their auxilaries are no small feature 1ni 1y SFgregate of ovents that are dostined £0 make South Oumuha a large placa. Again, the town is not an addition to Omaha, and is not liable for city taxes, although it enjoys all the benefits from the growth of Omaha that it would if It were just NsivE the city limits, but being just OUTSIDE, only county taxes are collected, which are merely nomical. The town owns and operates ita own water works, which furnish an abundsut supply of pure spring water, Dum. my trains will on on the B, & M. aud,U, P, railways every hour, stoppiog at the north end of the town site as well as at the stock yards, The Thirteenth street horse cars will run to Hascall's park this spring, and to the stock yards at no distant day. The high altitude makes the location & healihy 0Der Of course there are those who do not believe that South Omaha will amount to much, This kind of people didn’t believe Chicago would ever be anything better than a cranberry bog, that Omabi would ever outgrow b village clothes, that there never could be any fruit raised in Nebrasks, etc. 'ho made i6 win? The sceptics, or_those that had an ablding faith 10 the energy, intelligence and resourses of this great country? of Vienna, Willdo » general Mudical an Surgical practice. All calls in city or country romptly attended. Office at the Omaha Kfodical’snd Burgical Institute, Corner 18th Strect and Capitol Aveaun, For Information, mups, prices aud terms apply at the company's office, 216 8, Thirteenth street, Mezchant's National Baok Bullding, first floor, M. A, UPTON, Asst. Sec’'y and Manager,