Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 23, 1885, Page 7

THE DAILY BEE-~THURSDAY, JULY 23 1885. Tisten to Your Wife, The Manchester GuARDIAN, June Etb, Atoneo the “Windows” Looking on the woodland wags! With clumps of thododendroms and great mass- es of May blossoma!!! “There was an in- teresting groop. It included one who had beens *‘Cotton splnner,” but was now 85 Paralyzed That he could only bear to Ife In & re cllning posltion, Thia refers to my case, I was first Attacked twelve yearsago with “Locomoter Alxy” (A paralytic disease of nerve f and was for soveral years barely able ot get about, And for the last Five yoars not able to attend to my busincss, although Many things have been done for me. Tho ast experiment being Ncrve stre Two years ago I w8 Vot the Home for Incurables! Near Manchester, in May, 1882, Iamno *““Advceate”’; *“For anything In the shape of patent” Medicines! And made many objectlons to my dear wife's constant urging totry Hop Bltters, but finally to pacify her— Concented!! 1 had not qulte finished the first bottle when I felt a ckange como over me. This was Saturday, November 3d. On Sunday morning 1 felt so strong 1 sald to myreom companions, 1 was sure I could “Walk! So started across the floor and back, 1 hardly knew to contaln myaell. 1 was I over the house. 1 am gaining strength each ay, and can walk quite tafe without any Bmoke G. H, Mack & Co's Cleveland, 0., Celebrated Cat Cigax Fine 1858, says 8 for g Cigar Pre Our Cat ) Amme Does s, and Fxe all othiers Not Ecratch r ro rarcly ever cute above all comoetitl and controlled by D. W. 8axe and J. W. Berr, Kennard & Rig G. B. Chapman, Diuize, Hastings Drugs, Drugs,’ Cou Y0y Drug . Dellaven, Dell G, Morgan GusSchrag W, 11, Turnc H. H. Whittl C. P Hendorso 1 BGfTs, Tows. il Bluffs, Towa w Orsupport. Tam now 4t my own honee able to earn my own lsving again. 1 momber of the Manchester “Rogal Exchangzo" For nearly thirty years, and was most_heartily congratulated on woiy theroom on Thursday Very gratofully yours, JOHN BLACKEURN, MANCHESTRR (Eng.) Dec. , 24, 1943, Two years later am pertectly well, Prosecuto the Swindlers. 1t when you call for Hop Bitters (see green cluster of hops on”the white label) the drugglst hands out any stuff called C. D. Warncr's Gorman 1lop Btters 1hops soon to be have been & HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY. Direct Line for Engiand, France and Germany. Tho sroamships of this well known Iine Are et Iron, In wator-tight compartments, and are far. nished with every requisite to make tho o both safe and agreeablo, Thoy carry the United Btatos and Europoan mails, and lcave New York Thusdaye and Saturdays (or Plymouth (LONDON) Cherboug,(PARIS and HAMBURF) Rates, First Cabing6-3100. Steerage to and from Hamburg 810, G. B RICHARD & CO., Gen- eral Pass. Agont, 81 brosdway, New York and Washington and La Lelle steeets, Chicago or Henry Pundt Mark Hanson, F. E. Moores, Harry . Deul Gmaha; Gronewly &Schooneger, in' Country Notice! Notice! Notic THE MAGNETIC HEALER, To all who aro diseascd or affltcted, no mattor how 1ong the etanding; come and bo healod, Feamale dis- enacs whero medicines bave failed to oF with other hop name, refuso it and shun that druggist as you would a v'per; and it he has taken your money for the stu@!, indict bim for the fraud and suo him ‘or_damage for the swindle, and will roward you liberally for the canviction, DR.HAIR ASTHMA GURE flo r Thia tnvaluablo spe iy and permancntly cures all kinds of Asthm o moat obatinate and avield promptly 8o ita wonderful 1t is keown throughout the world eflicacy, clty Tincoln, Neb.; writes, Jan i Dr. Halr's Asthina cure, for o hos been ontirely woll, more than one year, my and not even a symptem of the discase has appe WILLIAM , Richland, Towa, writcaNov, \ Hay Fovor and ir direc otter auy who can speak mination, our cha-ges are 31. mont, or visitations 82; torms trictly o J. H. PAGELAR, North Stato St., ono mila of Falr Grounla Omaa, Neb. %0, Tox 853. 1 j Known € sley © the m: R —Avictimofyoutliul impedence Any drugglst not having It in tock will procured. Y ) toordor. Ask for Dr. Hair s Asthma Cure. DR B. W HAIR & SON. Prop's Cin'tl, 0. W.WETHERELL, 185 and 157 Wabach Aven o = crxx T o Hair Mendelssohn & Fisher, ARCHITECT 8 —AND— D. L. SHANE, SUPERINTENDE Paxton Building, Cor 16th and Farnam Sta, A, KALISH. Merchant Tailor 810 South 13th Strect, 3 DOORS SOUTH OF FARNAM First-class tailoring in all it branches. DUFFY’S PURE IMLA LT S WHISKEY SHOULD BE FOUND ON THE SIDEB0ARD OF EVERY FAMILY IT IS ABSOLUTELY PURE. ENTIRELY FREE FROM FUSEL OIL. 0 NOT BE DECEIVED.—Many Druggists and Grocers who do not have Dufly’s Pure Malt Whiskey in stock, attempt to palm off oncustomers, whiskey of thelrown bottling, which being of an Inferior grade and adulterated, pags them a larger profit. |ASK FOR DUFFY’S PURE MALT WHISKEY, AND TAKE NO OTHER SOLD BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DRUCCISTS AND CROCERS. JBend us your address and we will mail book containing valuable information. Sample Quart Bottles to any address in the United States (East of the Rocky Mountains), securely packed in plain ), Express charges prepaid on receipt of 3.2, or Six Bottles sont for BG. OO DUFFY MALT WHISEEY CO., Baltimore, M., U. §. | Selling Avents, Onaha. H. T. CLARKE DRUG COMPANY. CHAS, SHIVERICX FURRITUR i et Y AND 1206, 440 2 AGOa Cloth and - Wire Bustles, Hoop Skirts,’ Hair Cloth Skirts,y BLACK 10 —————5 COLORED ————— JERSEYS, i T, Preumonida, Dyspepsia ‘and Wasting Disecasess B 1208 and 1210 ¥ RASKA "RBUEMPING & BOLTE. Manufacturers of Ornamental GALVANTZED IRON CORNICES, FINTALS Dormer Windows, Window Caps, Metalic 8ky Lights, &c. Tin, Iron S, 12th St., Omaha, Neb, Work done in any part of the country, C. F. COODMARN. UPROLE Passenger Elevator to all ifoors, Slate roofers, . Consumption, Positively Relicved and Nature y [all hls characterlstic recklessness, Wholesale Druggists AND DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Window Glass OMAHA, NEB, Wholesale Glothiers M. HELLMAN & CO., 1301 AND 1703 FARNAM STREET, COR, 13TH, OMAELA' NEE. =, BOYER CO., DEALERS IN Hall's Safe and Lock Comp'y FIRE AND BURGLAR FROOT SAFES, VAULTS , LOCK ETC. i ) LOB0O FParnap: Btreet, Dxahs - A COMSTOCK ROCKET. Prom Poverty 1o Affinence and Back 10 b3 Galter, The Oareer of Johnny Skae and His Three Millions—A Typical Mush- room Millionaire. John Skae, a prominent mining speeu lator, who accumulated immense wealth in the Uomst mines and afterward lost it,dled In Ssn Franclaco on the 17th, Mr. Skae was three times a milllonalre, and s believed to have dled pennlless, though upon this latter poiat different views are entertalned. The history of Mr. Skae's elevation to the dignity of a millionalre, and hls rapid return to the humllity of a poor man would excite the despest wonder ln a community whero the wheel of fortune revolves more slowly than 1s agreeable to the adventurons Californlan, ~ Mr. Skae was born In Canada, Ono of his parents being Seotch and the other Irish, it ls rather diflicalt to classify him nationally. It Is an establlshed fact, however, that, ko the msjority of men who have ac- quired great wealth on the Paclfic coast, he started In the racs for fame from an humble position, He was a tolegraph operator of uncommen ability, which was utilized In the business of transmit- ting between the Comsiock and the San Franclsco stock market. The great lode was almost bursting with the promlss of untold millons, and the whole coast was In the throes of a malignant mining fover. The wires were burdened with the hlstory of the lode from day to day, and there was no one who read the story with more Inter- est than Johnny Skae, the telegeaph op- erator. It llves In the history of the Com- stock and the anecdotes of the telegraph offices that the little Canadlan operator not only read the secret dlspatches, bat, unltke the majority of his craff,possessed the business tact to make capital of hls knowledge. The information thrust be- fore him day by day made him master of the situatlon as far as his capltal could extend, and he contlnued to expand the limits of his oparations untll the tele- graph oftice knew him no more. The easy pace of a prudent bondholder was not to the Jiking of Mr. Skac, how- over, and he embraced all the opportuni- ties that the stock market offered for ex- cltement untll the fame of the biz bonan- zx set half tise country at its wit's end. Johnny Skae had but a small amount of stock when 1t commencad to climb the ascale of prices, but he dashed at the market, and, with astoundlng reckless- ness, followed the securitles until Consolidated Virginia was close to the one thousand dollar Ilimit and California mining stock was set atan equally exorbitant sum, When the “‘deal” onded and the tidal wava of ex- cltement had receded, leaving the mark- etatrewn with the wrecks, Johnny Skae was §3,000,000 ahesd. One by one the crop of mlllionalres was gathered into the Nevada bank and lost to the outside and no longer endearlng world. With the others went Johnny Skae, 8o roport sald, and the public mind, having satls- fied itself that the ex-telegraphor was no Longer & milllonalre, expunged him from its most sensltlve spot. Those who watched the stock market and the figares revolving around 1t knew that Johnny Skae was stlll Interested in the secaritles, but 1t tock a practiced eye to detect his presence. Hls reckless system of “‘doubling up” until hls *‘mar- glns” were too thin to support hls alr castles had made a sad Inroad on his three milllon “‘clean up,” and left him to hang kis hopes on a few speculative pro- pertfes. In thls uninvitiog category was the Slerra . Nevada mine, of which Mr., Skae weas president, Hope long deferred had made the Slerra Nevada stockholders very sick indeed. The stock was down to bedrock, but even at that state Mr. Skae did not want {t. The market seemed dead. A sudden deslre for travel postessed the miving men. Mr. Skae, obeying the popular Impulse, went east. He had not reached his destination, when the entire aspect of affairs on the Comstock and on the San Frinclsco stock market was changed by a few dispatches, One of these 1nformed Mr., Skae tha’ there were indlestions of a bonanza in Sierra Ne- vada, and he came back asfast asa speclal train could carry him, An exam- inatlon of the mine convinced him that a great bonarzy was In protpect, and, with he dashed into the market. He had only 3,000 shares of Slerra Nevada and not a preat desl of his §3,000,000 clean-up on Consolidated Virginis. All that he had, however, went to his brokers, and she substantial firm on Plae street which he patronizad was ordered to **double up.” The firm doubled for the bold speculator, and he bought on his broker’'s money until the stock stool at $278 a share, The mame tactics and the same firm hand etood him In good stead In the Consolidated Virglola and Californla excitement, and seemed to be serving him well again, He becams tha lion of the hour, Before It had baen Flood, but the new star eclipsed the Nc vada bank, He was halled a3 tho “father of the new bonaczas,” and his prospec- tive milllons counted up by his admirers until Vanderbllvs fortune seemsd only a plttance. Songs in his pralse were mado. Aa alleged poet, now engeged on a stock paper, dessribed the magnave's hasty re- tara from the east in & parody on *Sher- idan's Ride,” and headed ““Johnny Skae's Ride,” The eulogized magnate left no stone unturned to increase his popular- ity. He lost 50,000, it was sald, at one poker game In tho Palace hotel 1n one night. His unostentatious acts of chas- ity here, however, were nothing to his benevolent explolts on the Comstock, where a mtlifonafre who does zot live up tothe tenets of tke town ls regarded ay fit for no nobler purpose than to label him for congress or the senate and ship bim to Washington, For weeks the fame of Mr. Skae transcended that of any millionalre on the Vaclfic coast, but the wane of his star was eoon observed. The croes cuts inthe 1,700 foot level of the promtsed bon- stubbornly refused to yleld §2,000 as- s, and by reptd etages the public dis trust of the property increased, untll a porphery horee kicked the last prop from the confidenco of the market and preclp- itated & panlo, The subsequent events tending to prodace the present stagnation on the stcck market are ton recent to need a deseription, When the echoes of the crash had died away Jobnny Skae, the temporary 1dol of the Cometock, the *‘father ot the new bonanzs,” the prince. ly poker player and the lavish exenp of Novada hospitallty, was viriuall pauper, Ho held his atcck to the top tigure, and when the crash came the mar. glos were swept away. After a whilo ho was heard of in the Columbus dlstric’, and was reported to have made enother strike, but the report was evidently bared on his luck, for he scon after turned upi 82 an lnmate of the small pox hospltal, ) He served for some time as bookkeeper of that institation, and then disappeared from publlc ken until the pollce found him 1n a helpless condition on the street, and locked him ap 1n default of §5 ball. Checkered as the typlosl life in the west 18 1t furniehes few such examples of mis adventure as that of a man who, In two years, reached sach extremes of & 1laence and poverty that he might have written his cheek for ten mlillions, and could not pay 0. e 1I0WA ITEMS, The blackberry crop around Davenport was a failare this year, Davenport consumes or wastes three miilion gallons of water a day. Four burglats were bagged by the vigilant polica of Ames, last week. The First Iowa battery will hold a re union at Des Molnes during falr week. Twenty Iojunctlon sults have been add- ed to the burdens of Muscatine saloon keepers, Lightning destroyed 200 tons of hay belonglng to the Trappist Monks near Dubuque. The remalns of a tramp wers gathered up from the Milwaukeo track near Gor don, Thursday. Aldorman Baker of Hambuarg shook his wife, five children and forty five cents and oloped with tho widow Towneend, lost week. A. G. Donelson, a prominent and well- to-do farmer ln Montgomery connty, has been missing for nearly two weeks, and foul play issuspected. Hannah Uiland, marrfed lets than two months ago, was struck by lightning and instantly killed, about six miles from Jowell Junction, Ssturday mornio.r. Willlam Spson, of Livermore, commit- ten sulcide by hanging, Sunday night. The deceased was about forty years of age, and 1t 18 supposed the deed was caused by financial trouble over his father's will. On the morning of the 17th, Adam Meyer, a mill-owner at ‘Tlpton, whistled his men to work and started the machl- nery, Then taking his gun he went ont and sent two bullets through hls heart. No cause other than mental derangement 1s known, P. W. Bragg, a Des Molnes printer, dumped h's form Into Coon rlver, San— day, for a bath. The water soon cramped his guad box and death followed. A Mr. Waters, who went to the assistance of the drown'ng man, natrroaly escaped belng dragged down with him, The Sloux City Journal office and that of the United States marshal have bsen disconnected and the phones taken oat. Bill Desmond eteps into Mr. Perklins’ slippers. The latter thus secures a much needed rest from the burdens of public office and will recuperate his wasted ener gies in the sanctum. C. A. Roe, a lustful rake, was con- victed at Marshalltown of aesaulting a young woman, but he was turned loose with a §10 fine. Roe, or roue, is a lead- ing temperance sgitator and spy, and the men and women of the temperance alli- ance, blicded by prejadice, showered sympathy upon him and promptly put up the cash for the fine, Lily Kimball, the sweet sixteen who shot and_fatslly wounded her music teacher, F. M. Giles, at Bedford Tues- dey, s a farcinating brunette with large brown eyes and cherry lips. Her seducer fs & mueical shylock of 40, a graes widower, having a wife and two children living in Michigan, Thls 1s said to be Lily’s second love, having eloped with a barber some tlme ago and ehock him, Mrs, Lew Apple has begun sult for dlvorce frem her husband, the editor of the Gathrie Vidette. From belng the Apple of his eye ko claims to have de- scended to a football, and charges him with being a rotten Apple through whisky, bul also morally decayed and ready for burlal, The town of Panora Is all torn up with the scandal, as several wowen of local prominence are charged with having placked the forbldden frait and eaten thereot. Later developments in the Johnson- Rand marder and sulcide zase at Eldora gives the {mpresslon that Johnson did not cut hts own throat as eoon as he had kilied Miss Rand, but waited until the nelghbors bogan t9 gather at tho house and then tock his own life. Nothlng new was brought out by the inquest, ex- coept that Johuson did not ltke Edwards, to whom the girl wes engaged, and said that she would rather ecs her dead than have her marry him, Johnson was very mate with Miss Rand, and they never ad any quarrel, Scott county has 24 patlents In the in- sane asylum at Mt. Pleaeant, and the expense of keeping them thero I3 £060 50 per quarter. Doy Moinoe county has 24, Muscatine 15, Page 17, Pottawattamle 19, Hevry 15, Johason 17, Wapgello 17, The other countles, 44 in namber, In the Mt Pleasaut juriadiclion, have from fo 15 patients cach In the hoepits There are confi in thls institution 465 county pattents, costlnz raid counties an aggregate of §17,025,00 for the quarter just ended. In additlon there are stato patlents, costing £5,475, making a total of 692 patients, costing the state querterly §22,800.90, e Any Dr. G. V. , Plqus, Ohlo, ssye: 1 Youthful Depravity, Council Bluffa Correepondence, Judge Aylesworth was yesterday called upon to inquire into 1o character of & 15-year-old elrl named Belle MoMil. lan, who was stopplng In Avocs, and who was brought before the court as a fit subject for the reform echool, The evl dence showed a deplorable of morals for s0 young a glel, she belng evi- dently ralned in every respect. Her father lives In Cass county, and from the girl's statement and that of her slster, It appeared that her home was not one of the happlest or beat. She clalms that her father beat her mo cruelly with a hickory clab that she still bore the marks, and that she could not stay at home, and would prefer herself to bo sent to the re form school than to be compelled to go home, 1t was declded to send her to the teform school. state Real linllll" Tr: sfers. The followlng are the transfers of real estato as rocorded In tho office of the rogistrar, and reported to the Brr by A. J. Stephenson, for Wednerday, July 29, 1885 B. F. Olaylon to Charles H. Clancy, w0 8w |, 2, 70, 41, £1,000.00. Samuel Clinton to W. Siedentopf, lots 7,8, 16 and 16, block 1, Stutsman’s second add., §120.00. Johu P. Fllbert to Albort Molzabn, lot 2, block 15, Crawford's add., $320.00, Total sales, £1,440.00, | —— ENT IN NORI'OLK, EXOITE! va, The City Placarded With a Protest Against the Way Women Dress in Uhurch, Intense excltoment and indignation have boen created in Norfolk, Virginls, by the posting throughout the clty of a placard, the author of which is unknown. 1t was put up durlng the night In all parts of the clty. It reads as follows We recommend public meetlngs to be held, under the auspices of overy Chrls tian church, to take into consideration the specdlest and most cilective means of purifylng the temples of the Almighty God and guardng them agalnst inroads beiog made on publlc decency or moral- ity by an inconslderable number of the female attendants of our varlous churches, whom, through lgnorance or perhaps worse, dare to enter the house of praver in sem!-nude or transparent garb, which would bs more in harmony with the vo- tarles of the Comiqae or the shrine of Babel than the humblo penitent seeking peace with God. We therefore publicly proclaim to whom It may concern that all females who can 8o grossly ineult both thelr own and the opposits sex as to ap- pear in tight-fitting dresses made of wlilte RealEstate Bedtord & Souer 213;South 14th'Street, Have a large list of]inside business and resi- dence property, and some of the finest suburban property in and around the city. We have business property on Capitol Avenue, Dodge, Douglas, Farnam, Harney, Howard, 9th, 10th, 13th and 16th sreets, We have fine residence property on Farnam, Douglas, Dodge, Davenport, Chicago, Cass, California streets, Sher- man, St Marys and Park Avenues, in fact on all the best residence streete, We have property in the followinglad- Hawthorne. McCormick’s, Millard& Caldwell’s| Kountz & Ruth's, Lakes, Impr'nt Association Elizabeth Place’ Wilcox, E. V.Smith’s, Burr Oak, Horbach’s,! Isaac & Seldon’ss Patrick’s, Hanscom’s Parker’s, West Omaha, Shinn’s, Grand View, Gise’s, Credit Foncier, Nelson’s, Kountz’ First Armstrone’s Kountz’ Second, Godfrev's, | Kountz’ Third, muslin or transpsrent materal of any other color,wi hout any cutslde garments, can have no claim to modesty, and are unfit persons to enter respectable scclety. N. B.—If parents, pastors, and the press ara Incapablo cf teaching public proprlety, you will hear from us in plaln- er terms In the near futare. By order of the committee of Di1sGusTED GENTIE MEN, A meeting of cit'zans will'be held at once. Already a purse of $700 has been made up as a reward {)r the apprelian- slon of the suthor of thls poster. If caught he will fare badly. ———— He Was a Liar Himself, Buffalo Expross, The usual crowd was altting abont the fire at the club the other evening, listen— Ing to Stratchit telllng eome of his ex- periences daring hls recent trlp south. Gawley was among the number, but pald very little attentlon to statements which had excited the liveliest intereat in the others. This appsared to nettls Stretchit some- what, and he prepared to mske an un- usnal effort to rouso Gawley’s Interest. “‘Yes, gentlemen,” he eald, ‘‘tho Florida climate is a remarkable one, All nature scems to expand under Its genial influence and both the animal and veget able kinglom produce wonderful speci- mens of development, For instace, golng up the St John's rivar on the stcamer, I ono mornlog beheld what seemed to be the trunk ¢f an encrmous tree floating In the water. To my eur- priso I was told 1t was an alligator, and not ccnsldered a very large one for those parts either. 1 eecured a rifle, and, strange as It may eeem, shot him in the one vulnerable point. When we reached our destination, which happened to be the next landing, I took & nigger and a dog out to go back and have a look at my all:gator. We tuwed him up to the shore and measured him. Tho alligator meas- ured slxty-taree feet and five inches from the end of hiz nose to tho tip of his tail. What do you think of that, Gawley An alllgator sixty-three feot and five inches | Diew’t that astonish you!" “No," sald Gawley, quietly, llar myeolf.” ES’PYLE'S \\\\\""\'//,/7 “I'm o JAM Y 7 Iy, | “T have used it in dyspepsia with very marked benefit. 1f there s deficiency of acld in the stomach, nothing affords moro reliof, whilo the actlon on tho nervous system is decideily beneficlal.” ——— A Particularly Agreeable C.nductor, Somerville Journal, 1t was a West Somerville horeecar. A motherly-looking Irlsh womsn with two big market baske!s got on tho rear seat. She had several questions to ask durlng the journey, and the genial cunductor made hlmself particular'y sgreeable, In due tlme the car reached Bowdoin equare. The voluble passenger started to get out and the condustor gal'autly helped her with her baskets, Gratlfiad at his atten- tion she paused a moment on the car step and asked *'Say, do yez go in town at this rame tlme every day!" The smiling conductor nodded assent, “Shure,” ‘eays she, I wanted to know. I em coming ia sgaln to-morzer, and I thought | wonld like to rids wid yer. —— When Eaby waa sick, we zave her Castaria, ‘Wlen sho was a Child, she cried for (s When shio became Mis, abe clang to C » toris, THE BEST THING OUT FOR Washing & Bleaching In Hard or Soft, Hot or Cold Water, BavEs Lanok, Tiwe and' SoAr AMazixoLy, and glves universalaatistaction, No fawlly rich or poor should be without it. Bold by all grocers, Brwars of imitations well de- slgued to mislead, PRARLINK is the ONLY BAVA lahor saving compound and always bears the abovo sym- bel aad name of JAMES PYLE NEW YORK, oW, EDWARD KUEHL Wheu abie Lind Clildres, shie gave thew Castoria MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND CC ALIST, 808 Tanth stroes DITION Lowe’s, Kountz’ Fourth, Kirkwood, Svndicate Hill, Coliege Place,:: Plainview, Park Place, Hill Side, Walnue:Hill, Tukev & Kevsors West End, Thornburg, Boogs & Hill! Clark Place, Capitol, Mvers & Richards.’ Reed’s First, Bovds,: ] Ls And al the other Additions to the City:- South Omaha. We uave the agency fo tne syndicate lands in South Omaha. These lots sell from § The development of the packiag houseand othar interests there, are rapidly 5 upwards, and are very desirable property. building up that portion of the city. Kirkwood. We have a few lots left in Kirkwood additio prices, terms $25 down balance $10 per month, level ground and are desirable, n, which we offer at low These lots are on high Hawthorne, This addition is more centrally located than any other new addition near the best Schools in the city. ~All the streets aro being put to grade the grades have been established by the city council, and is very desira~ ble residence property, only 15 blocks from Post office, prices lower than iu]jlt»iniuaz tdditions for a home or investment, These lots cannot bs heaten, For SaLe—House and lot on 21et St, Easy terms. For SaLe For Save—Houso and lot, 25th and Chica g0 streat; splendid corner, $3,600, foot on Farnam St, near 11th St., 5,000, For SaLe—TLot inWalnut hill, 8200, % Fon Saue—Lots on 20th, §550 each, Fon SALE—22 acres with elegant residence, good barn, fine trees, shrubery, fruit, hot and cold water and all conveniences) first class property in every respect. Fou SALE- 60 feet on Farnam street, near 18th. Good business property cheap. i Fon ReNt—Room 44x75, $d floor, on 14th reet, w‘t"un SaLE -~ First class business block, 845, Fon Sau house, §1 Fon Saj tion, $750, For Sate—Lot in Millard Place, specis bargain, ¥ou Lzasg—Fine business property on 16th St., and St. Mary's Avenue, 08 Sae—4 lot on_Chicago St., betweea 13th and 14, with good house, $3,000, — lot on Wheaton St; goo 'ine corner lot in Shinn s addl We will furnish conveyance free to any partof the city toshow property to our friends and customers, and cheerfully give informa- tion regarding Omaha Property. Those who have_bargainstto offer or wish » /4 v property at a'bargain,jareinvited to see us, i BEDFORD & SOUER Real fEstate Agents 19038.01410 S, bet. Farnam &Douelas