Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 9, 1885, Page 8

8 SO0IAL SANGAREE. some of the Movements of Omaha People and the Enjoyments of a Week, THE DAILY BEE. Satarday Morning, May »9. == e Thureday evening & very genial company of gentlewen were entertained by Judge JTames W, Savage and his estimable wife at their residence, corner of Twenty-second and Chioago strests. The event was given in bonor of Judge D, J. Brewer, and besides bim those present were, Judge Duady, Hon (Geo, M. Lambertson, Geo, K. Burchard. A wurgical operation will ba performed | 7 ey Noville, Judge Wakely, Geo. A. Grant, this mornlng on a little child belongiog to | "8 Montgomery, and Hon. N. 8. Har. Michael Holay, who swallowed a noedle. woodof Lincol. Altr the enoymunt o Charles O'Banyon, colcred, who hss been | excellent spread, a pleasant hour was devol confined at the |\nn’t house for three weeks | t0 #oclal converse before the party breke up ! and each departed to his home, WL UG HER P e In colebration of her eleventh birthday —A member of the lower strata m, known | Miss Nellie Smith entertained a number of a1 *‘Big Stolls,” attempted suiolde Thursday, | her young friends at the residonoe of her ol o8t Thursday eve- by takiog laudanum, but failed to socomplish | mothers 812 Dodge stresh, on TEREISR S00; her purpese. Mamie Morse, May Burris, Birdie Richards, e Sy Edith Jones, Mabel Taylor, Jenuis Moore, —Marrisgo licenses were isaned yesterday | oy iy WS ORSS RO § Sasters Tyler by Judge McCullongh to Oscar Hagelin and [ Belt, R, Richardeon, Jessio Richards, George Hannah Eekelson; Mickel B, Jensen and [ Miner, Walt Miner, Ed Morseman, Joreph Christian M, Hansen Morseman, Wood Allen. A most pleasant : s timo was enjoyed by the young folks, who —Julins Stevens, receives telegrams from | departed with the devout wish that Miss the bass ball boys giving results of games. {qzll‘;e might have many happy returns of ibal resulted N ;r“ Ui ":,“’"’"‘,‘,“,‘“‘“" Tho ladies of the South Omaba M. E. D i church gave a very pleasant Ao ial at the par- —Thursday night was almost as cold as the | son's residencs Thursday evening. An ex- night bofore, and several parties reported yes- cellent supper was served, the proce torday that they were up in timo to see ico which went towards finishiog and_furni the 16th part of an inch in thickness. the churoh. " e e e H. N. Wood, who haa mado Omaha s —The faneral services of Mres, Addie Will- | home for the fams will be held at St, Phillip's chapel at 3 [ 4800t of the st two yoars, acting as state surance company, removed this week to Des ololock sharp thls afternoon, the Rov, orth British and Mercantile in- sv. | Moines, Towa, Dean Millspaugh officiating, All friends in-| A very enjoyable private social entertsis vited. ment was givon last ovening by Friendship 5 Lodge, Kmflhu and Ladies of Honor, at St —The young people of the North Presby- | George’s hall. Thore was a large ndance terian church held a bon-bon sccial Thuraday | of members. e s evoning in the parlors of the church, which | One of the most enjovable social parties of was well attended and pronounced to be very | tho 86aon was the ball given by the Pioneer hook and luidr compauy Tucadsy evoning onjoyable. Everybody present went away thoroughly —Hencsforth the police propose to makae it | pleased, RS ) warm for hackmen who leave their teams olfl’l‘n‘?t“?’h?lv"ay pll:nnt BoCIAl n::sterlnrg \ § . Philomena temperatce society s standing loose in tho streeta, For this offense | % % Dy cquivte . r Bt e ber Jack Keorney was yestarday fined $1and costs | of membara being present, by Judae Stenberg. Frod Siadon, who recently raceived tho ap- 3 i oiatment to the military academy at Wes —Polloo Officer William Flynn, who waa | Brtioh’ o0 e Ruday to enter upon his rocontly suspended from tho force for wilful | ogurse of study. negleot of duty and disobedience of the rules, | Thomas Brennan is in New York attending haa been adjudged guilty by the committee on | the national convention of the Oatholic police and his discharge from the force recom- g:l‘gl_':;:' America, a3 state deligate from mended, S The entertanment of the Home Circle —Tae county commissioners were in session | literary society at the Saratoga echool house yosterday, settling accounts with Mr, Earnest | st evening was highly successful and greatly Feige, who furnished the furniture for the ’“QY“E & now court house. M. Felge's contract calls | it "1 —The county treasurer's receipta yesterday were 3377.32, ~The police tay that tramps ara commenc- ing to get out of Omaha without delay. —A number of bad places In the pavement around town are being removed and replaced with new material, s of hing arlow left Thursday evening join her husbang Paul, Minn,, at for $13,800, but by reason of some extras pur- | which place they will make their future home. chased since it will amount to more than that | Hon, John R. Porter is spending the sum, fow days of his visit in his old home greeti < oo W, and belng greeted by his many warm frien young thief in desperate - § staita, for something to steal nipped & palr of | ¢ riende 1o Ohimin ma Ganae"0¢ shoos, at noon yesterday, from A. Dormean's| Mgy Mary Lake left Wednesday for Cbi- storo on Fourteenth street. Ho waa atreated, | caco, where she will spend the summer via taken before Judge Stenberg and sent up for | her sister, Mrs, Jay Morton. ten days, Miss Grace Perine loft for Fort Leaven- yrorth Wodnesday, whero she will viit the —Mrs, Addie Willisms, mothor of the | family of Gen, Wilson, youog colored girl, Mary Williams, who was | Principal Lewis, of the high school, writes abducted by unknown parties some four [ {Tom Now Orleans' that his health is steadily months ago, died Thursday of consumption, | P ¥ "8 e The mother’s death was doubtless hastened | Saal of North Oarolina Tobacro is the by anxiety about her daughter's fate, of | best, whom nothing has been heard since her mys- torious disappearanca, —Yesterday morning, as a drunken man a! tempted to descend the stairs leading from the New York photograph gallery, he lost his balance and rolled down through the hall - way, landing in the gatter. After remaining in a reclining posture for some time he recov- ered sufficiently to arise, when it was found| Mayor Boyd eent his communication, that although no bones were broken he was | the same one that was read in last Tues- badly bruised. dsy night's council meeting, regarding —A team attached to one of Fordick's do-|pooms in the county court house livery wagons made two great efforts for lib-| gor cortaln clty officors, to the board of erty yesterday morning, but both commissloners, yeaterday, baut that body times were captured and returned to their owner. Strange to say |90k DO actlon on {t. In fact one of no injury was dome, although the ) them ssid to a reporter for the Bee that frightened horses dashed through severa) |so far as the commissioners are con- crowded atreete, The horses became frigh’- | cerned they stand ready to comply with eng whilo hitched on Sixteenth street, and |every obligation called for In the contract owing to a dofective tio strap they easily | ;ado betwoen thom and the city. This broks smay,both timee contract provides, that after all the county ofticlals have been commodious]; aézlyaonth"i?. Soxr)e Thlm' lscnn!;h oF) loanteil in offices, then the olty eni AR dm:yh Dro f:g.:: & Sons” Cap- | haye its cholce of rooms that are loft, ihe wwgnulag)\ly hlyrml:'r‘m::;“witlol The county officers have been proyided surely R you |4 for and there are nine rooms remaining i3 R vludlm:. _The clty treasurer, c!tyf :ll:rk 2 and engineer cau cccupy any of these peomoke Soa). of North Carolina To- e s homta s a arocH AT00y “‘And the sa'd county of Douglas also stlpulates and sgrees to furnish and sup- ply free of additional charge to the ci'y of Omsha the necesssry heat and light W. J, Wilson and wife, of Denver, are | required by the olty for said rooms and guests at the Paxton, vaults for the said period ot three years, E. K, Hudson and wifs, of Yankton, Da-|OF 80 much thereof as the city of Omoha kota, are guests at the Paxton, ‘hs“:n?::::““: :“" l;‘”:“{l{ m‘g nl::;';‘rl’::; 3 Elbart Monroo and wife, New York, are in | ity officlals, who desire quartersin the the city, and have quarters at the Paxton, court house the board say they have not United States Senator Charles F. Mander- | yet been able to ascertain. son arrived in Omaha yesterdsy and is| The mayor's communication may bs quartered at the Millard, acted upon to-day. A, M. Hagar, supt, of the Missouri Pacific ailroad and T. B. Diake, supt. of the Sedalia duvislon thereof, arrived in this clty Thurs- s Aay and are at the Millard, Y series by the Omaha Gles club is an- At tho Paxton: Miss Tilli> Cook, Blair; Dr, [ Bounced for Moaday eveniog the 11th C. D, Cleveland, Ban Francisco; Harry 8. |Inst. Hotchklss, Walter J, Lamb, Lincoln;J, N.| The club was never in as good condl- Neely, Concordia; I, L, Lyman, Lincoln, tlon as now, and a moit enjoyable pro- Mrs, J. V. B, Paddock and family, and |gramme will be given. A promineut ;’l"\; E. U'hTfl‘":llb ln‘;l ‘;flil!. from Fort | feature of the work of the club, has baen obrars, whose husbands have been ordered i i and is to give our cltizsns the oppor- to Fort Leavonworth, arrived bere Thursday | ooy of hearing fist-olass musicians and are at the Paxton, 2 Atthe Motropolitan: L. M, Pemberton, | O™ dlstant p?m"’ which thoy: might Goo, H, Powers, Beatrice; Theo, Warrell |20 have, but for the sgency cf the clab; L. E. Denney, Blair; M. O, Barnes, Gordon; | It Bot belng organized as & money-mak- T. L. Dale, Florence; T. B. Parker, Dor.|log institution, but for the promotion chester; M. K Lowis, Hastiogs; J, C, Davis, | 80d rendition of good music; and no ex- J. H. Naden, Lincoln, F!nl? is ovenfilpmolfll tolmlko all its en- o itan: E. J, ertalomerts first-class In avery respect. qulr;"u.n\‘vffl:m:-;. nu‘s’me?dln?? a“““‘“gfi" P the "“l“’ piskats o 4 . o public o coming concert the Loxle, Hapiingyi: Loy 0. Wosirol, Fork famons Mendelssohn Qoartatte slub of rank Watts, Lincoln; J. Smith, Valentine; | Bogton, and Mume. Cora Giese, soprano, Robert P, Fuller, Crete; J. ¥. Pattorson, |(wife of tho ocbbrated Oelloist, Mr. Waboo; J. E. Tysen, Grand Island and A. | Fritz Giese), with the clab. Of the L, Hawsen, of Hoskioe, Neb, Mendelssohn's the Denver Nems At the Cavfield house: H. W. Zink and| ‘‘The true musician enters b wife, Neligh; W. Cooper, Weet Virginia; A, | boly f holles when he sits down to lis- Goddard, Lincolo; Fraok Wardwell, Omah; [ t80¢ 10 8 atrlog quartoite, It la ‘:' pa~ 3 I . be reate ;lgl‘fi;vll:’: ;::::n “1‘: _"‘:;‘ ‘;l“;;;"“"::' masters devote their cheisest thoughts in Grand Tsland; J. D. P S With nesrly peifect unanimity of EA I8 Mo s Papilion; J. | ope, yet each with fts pecullar quallty, it C. Bimpson. West Point; E T Eno, Fre- | gan express. all of the proud field of mont; Ed. l“hrnhr Laramie City, Wyo.; W. | musical thought, It {s & musical micro- D. Youne. Council Bluffs; H, Walrath, A the e rolation to the bany, N. Y. +ymphcny that a vliuatt. dces to an ofl oo~ alniing; or, 10 make the slmile closer, The ekin is of that delicate nature upon [wha! nl;)lclum by Mefsonnier is,c mparec which the most improvement can be|toa cartoon by Raphael. Haydn is th made and by the use of Poezz ni's Medi, | model qasrtette writer, as far as tcrm i cated Complexion Powder, all rougbness, | concerned, bnt Beethoven took 1t fnto the allowness snd initatlon can be over- | untrodden regions, where vene have ever come, leaving the ekin delicately white, Ldwed to fcllow. With {ts great compas sof and smoth. This proparation has a [aad «quality of tone, thire is s methin, world wide repufation, 89 no fear need | aassive and complite about the string be entertained of t be reeult, So'd by jquartette that no cther form of music car all drug preaent. But how reldom can we hear e ——— THE MAYOR AND COMMIS- SIONERS,. Another Referenca to the Matter of Rooms for City Officers, e — PERSONAL. —_— Glee Olub Cencert, The second concert of th's season’s THE DAILY BEE --SATURDA{, MAY 9, 188 e ———— it. ‘The nearest approsch we bave in this country to the siring quartette is the olaylng of the well-known Mendelssohn lub, whioch opened at the opers house att evening. They are consummate ar'- ] nd their work is done so well th (¢t leaves but little room for cri‘iclclsm. This concert will andoubtedly bs the great musical event of the season, and every lover of musio should hear it. Reserved seats now on sale. ——————— ANOTHER BRIDGE. The “Big Muddy” to be Spanned at Bioux Ofty, It was learned yesterday from authorlt- ative sources that a company composad of moneyed men has been formed at Boston to builda bridge across the Missourl river at Sloux city. They have already eent Geo. S, Morrlson, an expert engin- eer our thero' to look after the survey, make soundings, and take such observa- tlons as are necessary to be had before proceeding with the work. In an inter- view with a Sloux Oity Joaraal reporter M r.Morrlson says that the sites there are of aversge goodness, there belng two ong at the foot of Kansas street and the other at Sawyer's Bluff. He thinks that a railroad bridge would help the city not only In facilitating the businees that now comes to it, but in brioging new business and the city could affurd to glve the real estate needed for bridge ap- proaches. To connect with 1t a wagon-way he states that the additional expenss wonld be $20,000 to $30,000 if the wagon-way were bullt on the same level as the tracks, and a good deal wmore if a sepa; ate wagon-way were made. This do not include the cost of approaches. the Missourl river bridges where there are wagon ways they are on the same deck as the tracks. This does where there is not too much eor g of trains, It would not do, for instance, at Kansas ‘Where a bridge Is practicable on i it can be built for about $500,000. The one at Blair cost less than that. But 1t does not include the approaches nor the river improvement work. At Blalr something less than $1,100,000 was expended on the bridge, river rectificatlon, approaches, four miles of track, steam shovel and OArS ‘When asked as to the positlve chances of s bridge belng bullt at that point the speaker said: ‘‘There is enough ratlroad buslness crossing at this polnt, if it paid the bridge tarff charged elsewhere, to justify the expense of building a bridge. Tae foundation i rather deeper than we had hoped to find it, and not as favorable as the lime rock at Blair. But this foun- dation would be good if the footings of the slan are given enough area 5o as to ;livl o the pressure among mora equare eot.” POLICE COURT. The Old, Old Story—Trampe, Vagrants and Drunks, Fred Rupp appeared before his honor, Judge Stenberg, yesterday morn- ing, on a complaint sworn out by 8. Rope, charging him with disturbiog the paace and using obscene and profane language. Wred owned up to using bad langusge, but sald it was provoked by the use of atill viler eplthets by the man Rope. The judge sentenced him to pay a fine of $1 and oosts, and sfcer plankiog down the cash he immediately entered a slmilar com- plaint agalnst Rope. The cass comes off this afternoon. Peter Marphy was only a pleln drunk, and was given che usual fine. John Kelloy and Andrew Kunio were arrested while engaged 1n a lttle peraonal encounter, and owned up that they were gullty, They were each fined $3 and costs. Andrew had a friend to help him out with the cash, but John lacked the needfal. Thomas Dougherty, Pat Hogan, George Carson, John O'Nell, H. Strouse, George Craig and George Harrls were all charged with belog common vagrants. Daugherty was minus one of hls lower limbs, and the judge allowed him to go, under conditlon of leaving tcwn. O'Nell, Strouse Cralg and Harris were also die- charged with varlous warnings from the court, but Pat Hogan and George Carson will epend the next five days reflecting on the errcr of thelr ways, being alded in this direction by a diet of bread aund water, COUNTY COURT, The following cases were dispcsed of yesterdey by Judge McCallough. Frerz:r ve. Severling; continued to May 16, at 9 a. m, Brown vs. Chreago, Burlington & Qaiacy aud Burlington & Mistouri River 1atlways; continued to May 19, at 10 a, m. State va. Flsnager; adjudicated case; all costs were paid in yesterday. Wakefield va, Spesht; default entered and judgement for 8311 21 and costs. L. Gluebey & Co, vs Sarah Bensteln; eontinued tlil Jan 8,at 2 p. m, o e—— Ralway Humblings. Clalm Agent Manchester returned home yesterday from Denver. He re- ports having met the excarslonists be- yond Sidney and Donnelly was riding on the englne, having a great planlc. The U. P. depot force is son to be dressed in unlforms. The sult will be similar to that worn by train conduc- tors, J. H. Stafford has been sppointtd travellog agent for the U. P. itore de- partment, vice William Auderson, let out, B, 0. Fargeson, of Superintendent Dorreace's «flice, felt a desire the other evening to walk in the paths of rectituted and show his rapentent spirlt and went uptothe Y. M. O. A. Hall. While tuere some eloner witha worn-out head covering and no money to gat another with, lef¢ his ragged derby and wore off F-rgnnon’- bright new hat. The y ung mau’s spirit of repentance bas gone glim- mering, An invoice of seven magnificent speo!- mens (f the licn s now en route from Ban F\ 0o via the Union Pacific rallroad, consigned to President Robert Garrett «f the Baltimore & Ohio rall r ad, by whom we understand they will be presented, to the Z.ologleal Bociety of Baltimori He Sald Ho Was IRobbed, Cherles Clemens, who rasides In Omshs, drove into the elty Thursday evening from a trip into the country, but as he felt “‘quite cold,” he concludec he wouldn't go home, but stopped in at the Occldectal botel on Teath street. After sitting in a chalr f.r a while he i+l asleep, and when h¢ woke up he [EST YOUR BAKING POWDER T0-DAY Brands advertisad as absolitely pure CONTAIN ADMONIA. THE P"lase & san top down move the cover and 1ired %o detect the presen hot stove antl] heated, they A chemist will not be re of ammonia. DOES NOT CONTAIN TS HEALTUFULNESS HAS NEVER 1n a million homes for & quarter of a eentury 1% has wood the consumers’ reliable test, THE TEST OF THE GVEN. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., MAKERS OF Dr. Price's Special Flavoring Extracts, The strongest, most dellelous and matara|favor known,asd Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Goms ¥or Light, Healthy Bread, The Best Dry Hop Yoast {n the 'World. FOR SBALE BY CROCERS. CHICAQO. ~ 8T. LouIin 1 clalmed to have been robbed of $180, Previous to falling asleep, Clements claims to have counted his money in the presence of the hotel olerk and two or three othera who were in the hotel at the time. Other parties were in and out of the room during the night, and the pros- pects are that the money, if loat, will not be recovered. Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, A marvel ot purety, strongth and wholesomeness. More economical $han the ordinary kinds,and cannod be eold In_competi- tion with fhe multitude of low test, short welght Siamof (phywolires powdors. _Bold’ only fa oans ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO.. 108 Wall 84; K.Y FOR THE COMPLEXIO ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS. The undersigned physicisns of San Franclsco are famillar with the composi- tion of the princifal articles used for the complexion, and freely certify that CAM ELINE ls harmless and free from alb poisonous or injurious substances. LC Lave, MD & F Coeper, MD H H Toland, M D S W Dennis, M D R A McLean, MD J M McNulty, M D. O B Brgham, M P J O Shaffer, M D Bonj J Dean, M B W Carman, M D H Gibbons Jr, MD W ayer, M D J J Clorke, M T Be W H Bruney, M D W Hammond,M D A M Loryea MD W F McNutt,M D O L Bard, M D A J Bowie, M D L Simms, M D J C Shorb, M D H Stallard, M D F A Holmsn, M D McCaeston,M D J Rossnstirn, M D C Keeney, M D J D Whitoey M D M Wilder, M D T Boyson, M D H Powers, M D C G Kenyon, M D RSwan, MD I S Titns, M D L L Door, M D J L Meares, M D J W Reeney. M D T Price, M D GHolland, MD H Gibbons, M D Madame Adelina Patti. Writes; ‘1 shall have to repeat the pralees of your OAMELLINE heard from all sldes. For sale by H. T. CLARK DRUG CO., And all first claas druggista. mgowodé wEHQOSm Omahs, All Sorts of hurts and many sorts of ails of man and beast need a cooling lotion, Mustang Liniment. vpollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” “ Apollinaris Water is an artide which is produced by Nature and is not the handiwork of man ; it is a WNatural,and not an artificial Water.” U.S. Treasury, 28 Jan., 1882, ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS. 0 all Grocers, Druggists, & Min. Wat, Dealers. BEWARE OF [MITATIONS. TIMEEN SERING VEHICLES; en and shorten acearding to the Equally well sdapted Lo Fough country ros 4s drives of citics. Manufactured and yoiq by leading Sasslage Buildors and Dealers. ] ARTICLE ARTICLE Assurance of a Making To see is to realizs more strongly than to hear of, and to see those Merchant Tailor Misfit and Uncalled Clothing Garments now on sale at the Misfit Llothing Parlors, 1312 Douglas St., up-stairs, the source of ki ‘o von- saving is easilv realizet. See that M mfl[f\qnzf ! 55 & $26 00 26 00 40 00 45 00 50 00 60 00 Men:hant Tailor Made sold for. . . “ “ $ 6 00 Palr Merchant Tailor Made sold for ... 8 00 “ “ “ “« 10 00 AV 12 00 « 15 00 “ SPRING OVERCOATS. Cut, made and trimmed in the highest art to be found in elegance unsurpassed outside of the ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHI G PARL ORS 1812 DOUGLAS STREET—UP-STAIRS. 1312, Open Evenings until 9 o'clock. Saturdays until 10 o’clock. COWING & CO. MAX MEYER &C 0, (Eatablished. 1865) Jewelers and Music Dealers Pianos and rgans AT FACTORY PRICES Either for Cash or Easy Payments e Gas ud s s’ GREAT BAF GAIKS IN DIAMONDS WATCHES, JEWELRY AN.D SILVERWARE ENGINEERS' SUFP.IES, 14th & Dodge Sts..OMAHA,N3B, N Full Line of 8b eet Musicnd Books. Northgast Cor. Farnam av d { (th Sts., - OMAHA, NEB SOUTIL OMAHA. The Advay tage of Settling in the New Towa The title “South Oma¥ " doesnot mean the southern part of the city of Omaha.but is the pame of the thrivine 0Wd commencing at the Union Stock yards on tho south, and extend ing for a mile and a balf" north, nearly connecting with thecity limits of Omabd, The company bave *again concluded to put on sale 1,000 lots, and let the purchasers of Pos the rame realizo the rv fit which the enhanced value of thess lota is sure to muke, It now Disosses of the Head, Throat and Lungs, speciaitios. | Deing an assured fact ¥ nat South Omaba is destined—in the near future—to bo the largest live BYEH AND EHAFX. stock market west ok / Chicago, thore can be no doubt that this property in a few years will be e "“";.,&':;,: ;:: tr nI :iz_el ll..he un%un; umiv'.“h can be bought for to-day. o Diseases 3 is I 80, why dc not the company keep it and realize this profit diseasevof tho Hoar, Liver, stomach, Budneys, Dl | Tho answer e, thv . in order to make Jots valuablo, thore ust. b improvemeats on or ur Oararrh,. Bronohitis, lrfit;::ang:‘h:g.: d l.-‘i; :2: o in nl:l :e‘vh;nwm, special inducements must be offered ople e hold and build, And -ol‘llo;h;' "'llm':; 3‘"" “;0 ‘;;g‘ %:;‘",:,‘“' There are pr obably more such inducements offered by South Omaha than were ever pu Zabaionee TAMCY LASSNE forth by any 0¥ w town. The large business done by the stook yards company and the im. AD dircasos of tho Biood, Urinary and Sexual Or. | menso slaughts r and gscking houses together with their auxilaries are no small foature 1n; 1\ +on and Piloa Cured orno Pay, | 9¥Bregate of ¢ vents that are destined to make South Omahs & large plice. Again, the town Practioe is not an sd¢ ition to Omaha, and is not liable for city taxes, although it enjoya all the benofits from the g ,wth of Omaha that it would if It were just INsIDE the city limits, but being just OUTSIDE, 0 aly county taxes are collacted, which are merely nominal. Tae town owas and Operates ‘its own water works, which furnish an abundant supoly of pure spring water, Dum. my train s will ron on the B, & M, and U, P. ralways every hour, stopping at the north end of the % ,wn site as well as at the stock yards. The Thirteenth streat horss cars will run to Hascs'l's park this spring, and to the stock yards at no distant day. 'he high altitude Medieines sent $0 all parts he country b sod, the location ealthy one. rom oossrrabion, £ fall d- Of course there are those who do not believe that South Omahs will amount o much, ey "{'bts kind of people didn’t believe Chicago would ever be anything batter than & cranberry btain rooms aad (patoh that Omaba would ever outgrow her village clothes, that there never could be aoy frult raired in Nebrasks, eto., etc. Who made it win? The scoptics, or_those that had an abidisg faith 1o the energy, intelligence and resourses of this great country? For information, maps, prices and terma apply at the company’s office, 216 8, Thirteeath Street, Merchant's National Bank Building, first floor, M.A.UPTON, Asst. Sec’'y and Manager. Graduate ot the Untvnm:{ trin, Late Surgecn to the Military Hospital of Vienna, Will do a genoral Modical an Surgical practice, All calls in city or counsry RiomBtly attendod. Offico at the Omab edical and Surgical Institute, Corner 13th Stroet and Capitol Avenue, Vienns, Aus- itas Omaha Medical & Swr- gical Institute, 18t_h 8t., Cor Cavital Ave, Chronic and Surgical Diseases Discase- of Females, of the Norvous Bystem, Pri. vato Diseas. o Urinary and Sexual organs and n chronio diseases sud doform ities Disensos of Ferales, Vrivato Discasos of/ Urinary and Sexual Organs, Semioal Woakness, Ner. vous fiebality or Kxh.ustion, ebc., eto , aud our new restorati atment, All letters and consultations w::adonm. 'atlonts from a distance can board, Address all IMIB!! to x » Omaha Medical & Surgical [nstitrde 15th 5k, Cor. Ceplte Ave, Omahs, Aob, OMAHP2, RUEMPING & BOLTE, SAVINGS, "ANK Vo vawzeD TGON GORNICRS, FINIALS Y i . » @ i D or Windows, Wind O Metsllic Bky-Lights, &. Tia, I d slste Roofe ;flgg}g{f;gcg; n S B AN 0 ipte Sl ws, Widan Sim Mobullo Bup Lghin, A, i foop tar st Recherr Fve Per ezt Intorest Paid on Deposit LOANS MADFE ON REAL ESTA1} O Moors o Diroctors #4lEs B BOYD TR u A X M. BELLMAN & CO, Whoiesale OClothiers 18)1 AND 1803 FARNAM STREET, COR, 18TH, WEE ASIKA THOS. L. KIMBALY MAX WEYER W GANNETT, HENKY PUNDT E L. STCNE, 9