Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 25, 1885, Page 2

9 “ THE DAILY BEE--SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1885. OH! MY BACK Every straln or cold attacks that weak back and nearly prostrates you. BROWNS NEBRASKA CITY. Ste Fecls Good Becanse Business i Picking Up, aud Reel Estate Advanciog, A Generally Prosperous “,Good Time LT tLooms Up For the Sonthern ) Metropolis, e Strengthens the Muscles, Steadies the Nerves, ives New Vigor. o (T Correapondence of the Bk, NrnaskA City, Neb., July 22.—The questlon of the new large stock yards and pork packing house now belng de- finitely settled, and our government post- offise being previously “‘fixed” some four weeks back, our citizens are now chuck- ling over the city's good luck, and neatly everybody ls prophesylng, with ten to one In favor of the prophet, that Ne- braska Clty will have donbled her present population two years hence. The stock yards will oecupy slxteen acres of ground, while the packing house will be of a little larger capacity than our present one. In seme future letter 1 wlil give a descrlption of the two In- stitatlons that the readers of the Ber may be aware of the ‘‘blg things” now assured for Nebraska Clty. Apropos to the general good times which we anticlpate with theiatroduction of our many new enterprlees CITY PROPERTY 1S CRAWLING steadily upward In price, and sales in the real estato line are quadruple what they were at this time last year, Tne river, of which Its meanderlngs were mentioned in our last letter, has now began its destructive work necessary before the channel is ful- ly settled on this side, and two of our largest brick yardasituated on the bank of river are succumblng to the insatlable appetlte of the ‘‘mighty Missourl.” One of the brick makers, Mr, Roseline, hav- Ing partly finlshed burning his kilt of brick, and they belng too hot to handle, is forced to stand by and see them gob- bled up by the angry waters. Some little apprehension was feared by the Nebraska Clty Distillery Co., that their cattle sheds would be washed away but the Indlcations are now more favorable. Our cltizens were consldera- bly worked up last week by the fact that & party of rallroad surveyors had strack the town, COMING FROM THE SOUTHWEST, Who they were nobody seems to have been able to find out, but 1t is the opin- fon of most of our citizens that they were In the employ of the Mlissourl I’a- cific raflroad, and were surveying a line from elther Talmage or Delta, However, the cry is, “‘Glve us another rallroad,” and Nebraska Cltyites don’t care where It comes from 80 long a8 It gets hero. The Burlington & Missour! surveyor, Col. Dudley. bas been tn the city for the past seversl days surveying the switches for the new packing house, also one for the distillery. The latter com- pany claim they can save $30 per day by the bullding of the switches to their establishment, Col. Giles *‘great aggregation of consol. idated wonders,” at *'whose mighty ap- preach the earth trembles " the only cir- cus of thisfyear for Nebraska City showed here last week. As the show was leav- Ing next morning attachment papers were served on It for $350 by one of the cir- cus’ employes. Matters were arranged #0 that the “‘aggregation” was allowed to proceed to Sidney, lowa where they “‘anted up.” Our cltizens are wrathy over the cen- sus taking thls year. Although the reports have not been made public yet those who have had access to the reports say that the population of the clty will fall short 5,000. The report from the from the third ward seems to hold right. but there Is a vast discrepancy in tne second and third wards and many bltter refloctions are cast on the census enum- erator of those wards—Mr, Jack Farley. He leaves to-day for White Cloud, Kas., ostensibly to take a position with the government englneers, but we opine he s pleased at the prospect of leaving our clty at once. The board of education at their last meeting decided that an enlargement of the high school and Third ward school was necesgary, and bids to that effect are now being advertised. Nebraska City has now a full fledged MILITIA COMPANY ol brave boys in blue, who are ever ready to answer the call for protection whether from near or afar. Upon second ] ught we believe the boys are already ecared out of slx monthagrowth, as they havo not been able to materlallzs a meoting sinco the itquiry recelved a fow days sgo from tho state adjutant general as to how many men Nebraska Clty’s militla could furnish in caee of the vrospectlve Indian trouble on our western horders., Tho Consolidatea Tavk Line company has awarded to Mr. L. Zimmer, of this clty, the contract for erectlvg their ox- tensive cooper shops, also roridence for the use of their manager, The cooper shops will be located in the northwast corner of the block owned by the com- pany, the residonce for the ‘mansger in the northeast corner. The cooper shops will give employmont to eixteen hands at the start. The company intend hore- after to barrel oll only at Omaha and this clty, and will ship thelr tanks from Lin- coln and the other polnts to here, Sheol—that new reglon of Infernal weather, has sont a baautiful sapply of its products here the past week or ten days. For the last few days the ther- mometer has averaged 100" each after- noon at about 2 o'clock, while In some ¢ | shady places It is said to have reached 103, This, we beliove, Is higher than apy reports from the clties cast, No cases of sunstroke have been reported how- ever, Enriches the Blood, D T, L Myrns Hirown's 1 it wpecially benefioial in ners thon, and In. afl debilitati heavily on the aystem, Use t froe cnuine has trad and menits that bear 1y in my own family." d lince on r. Mad by 0., BALTIMORE, WD, | and attractive RRTNHITNNY “oeu oo BROAD QLAY wgim ‘RS SEST OPERATING «WICKEST SELLIN': AND [ TSRRECT COURING STOVE Wrered v 13 CONDUOTED BY Royal Havana Lottery i (A GOVERNMENT INSTITUTION.) Orawn at Havana Cuba, Every 10 to 14 Days. Tickets In Fifths; wholes §5; Fractions pro rat 8aDjock 10 N0 Lianlpuiation, 00w coaszolied by gurttosIn intorost. It [s the fairesy thing in dho dare of chanoo In existonoe. or ¥ckots apply 40 BHIPSEY & CO., 1212 Broad may,K. Y. City;, or M.OTTENS & CO, €19 Main 8%, Kanass Cliy, Mo. Cancer oi; the Tongue, A Case Resombling that of Gen. Grant wago I bad a serofulous 010 on my h gave me great trouble, and under tiwent healea up, but it Gad only into the system by the use of potash d in March. 1588, it broke out in d concentrated futo What some of the b my cheek, de mouth and opper lip, then nd lower lipdestroying ntirely and baf my tongue my lefs cheek bone and up any solid feod, but out to the top to the loft eye, I could not ¢ subsisted on liquids, and my tonguc was 8o far gone Such was my wret hed, heipless rst of last October (1884), when my 3 In Tcould not talk ving e Swiit's Specific, the eating pluces stopped and tho fearful apazturo | check has beon ol sed and_ firmly knitted tog Aprocess of a new under lip {8 progecssiog fine andithe tongue which was alimost dsstroyed 1y by and it soems that naturo s supplying Tow talk so that my friends can d can also eat solid tood agalu. 1t any coubt these facts I would refer them £0 Hon. Joha H. Travlor, Stato Senator of this dis trict, aud to Dr. T. <. Bradfleld, LaGrange, G MRS, MARY L. COMER, LaGravge, (ia, May 14, 1555, Foreale by all arugglsts. 2 Treatiso on blood and skin diseasos malled froe, ¥t Sercivic Co., Diawer 8, Atlanta, Ga., W. 28d Sc. ate Gland ch Medioines by 11 red WOt s Imported Beer IN BOTTLES. ... Bavaria | Culmbache Bohemian | Kalses DOMESTIC, Erlanger Pilsner.. 5 Porter, Domestic s Khine Wines. ED MAURER, 1213 Farnam St. Town Lots in Denver Junction Weld County, Colorado, Denver Junction is & new town of about 200 nhabitants, laid out in 1884, on the great NOTES GENERALLY, The Camberland Presbyterlan people are remodeling aud beautifying their honse of worahip. will be In the city in & fow dags to confer with our business men in reference to the establishing of a frult canning establishment and stoze in onr midat, It beglns to look as though the old adage, ‘‘It never rains bat It pours,’ wounld yet be exemplified in Nebraska City. Packing house, stock yards, cooper shops, flourleg mill, eanning factory and other booms, too numerous to mention, How sad we Imagine “‘Toples” of the State Journal must have felt when the party of Chleago capltalists, who were In vited to visit Lincoln and our clty In reference to the establishing of an exten sive atock yards and pork packlng house, thought it not worth while Lincoln after viewlng our clty and its ad- s, but at once decided that Ne- brarka Clty should have *‘the plum.” When *'Toples” saw they wouldn't come to Lincoln he weote a very humor- ous llttle equib aboat a *‘party of Chleago men vlsiting Nebraska Olty on a pleasure telp, &o, &o. Suffice to say 1t {s with pleasure that we chronicle the fact that the Chicago men were 8o well pleased with thelr ‘‘pleasure trip” that they at onoe declded to Invest about $2,000,700 in Nebraska City. Oar next letter will probably be from the lake region of Minnesota, as your correspondent expacts taking a ‘‘lay off’ in the reglon of big bass and moerqaltoes shortly, and will write the traditlonal “‘few llnes”’ from there. “Eve Ser.” — The Mystery of the Milk, “Milkman's MIIK" 18 quoted by a pop- ular journal as being ‘‘weak and (uiet- fog.” Ina *“‘condensed milk” factory In the milk dlstrict of New York state, it was found to be worse than that' The tarmers had diluted it with water and then thickened it with borax and salt- petre. Is it any wonder that after feed- ing on this mees the people suffer from indigestion? Brown’s Iron Bitters con- quers Indigestion In young or old; regu- lates howels and kldneys, and promotes perfect health In spite of the milk adul- terators, ——— HONEY FOR THE LADIES. Hat brims are vory narrow, Tongeos have velvet stripes. Huge garden hats are stili worn. Lace grows in favor o the season advances. Round waists and wide sashes grow in favor, Long flowing sashes aro more fashionable than ever, Realistic fringes are finished with nuts of various gorts. Fancy galloons are mixed with chenille in Oriental coloring. Some of the new beaded galloons have the beads painted by hand. Vun's veiling is trimmed with surah, velvet or with yak lace, Rhbine stone pins for the hair are the order of the day at present, Moiro autique sashes six or eight inches wide are becoming more popular, Brown dresses are trimmed with lace run with threads of copper. Mohair costumnes aro laced with silver cord and taesels, and have velvet pipivgs, Black Thoodora tulle, with gold stars, is made up with black or colored satin, Eton jackets with jetted black laco may bo worn with dresses of any material or color. The milkmaid overskirt and the housemaid frock are rivals in women's favor at the mo- ment, Woolen tulle is now manufactured and is as fine as that of cotton. It is made up over colored silk. Repousse brass work is the newest fancy occupntion of women of leisure who are actis- tically inclined. Gradatton of colora are fashionable, and fre. quently three ehades wili be worn over the toundation silk skirt. A foolish Yowa maiden attempted to change the color of her eyes, but succeeded only in ruining their ucefulness, A new Jersey cloth in black and colors is as conreely ribbed a3 the cardigan jackets, No dark linieg is required, There is a large number of red-haired gitls in Brooklyn., The introduction of the electric light there seems somewhat superfiuous, A high-crowned mousse-green silk hat is covered with gold tulle richly embroidered and is trimmed with a full cluster of green ostrich tips, TFigaro jackets have round fronts and reach to the waist line of tho bodice. If made of laca or etemine they are lined with silk like that of the dress, Small pins or brooches, no_ear rings, few finger rings and very slender bracelets make up the catalogue for the summer jewelry of a woman of taste, "The deep, dark plot of a Baltimore girl was to mix some chemical with the rouge used by a rival, 50 that it would turn her cheeks black indelibty instead of pink, 1t is said that in Fngland lovers remain en gaged from three to five yoars. The Lnglish lover, however, doesn't have to buy ics cream evey weelk for his girl. A few women, generally of maturo age, wear a terror-like projection” at the back of their drosses, but a3 a rule big bustles are only seen in ““fashion plates,” A navy blue rough-and-ready straw bon net. faced with bluo velvet, has a trimming of nine-inch wide yak laco fastencd with gilt pins, The surings are of blue velvet ribbon, The honid, wagging and crinolette bustle is nolonger worn. The best dressed women have learned to wear their draperies in a man- ull bustle ner that makes any save a very 8 unvecessary, At a fire in Somerville, Mass, fought her way heroieally into t building und saved her new bonr behind to be consumed her pocke taining $150, ‘Women dentists are gaining ground in Ger many, T 6 practicing in many of the wreat cit) in Hamburg, Strasburg, Cologne, Wiesbaden and Frankfort-on-the-Main, They are very popular with the children, A bonnet composed of lead-colored beads is trimmed with kuots of red velvet ribbon and & bunch of purple plums made of india rubber as soft and natural looking aa the real fruit. The strings are of red velvet ribbon, A Michigan woman has provided herself with & mourning raiment, including u hand. some black bonnet, “because there are so many delicate members of the family, and she had tobave some mew clother, anyway.” The old-fashioned turban is being increas- ingly worn in town, the only trimming being three rows of velvet ribbon, or a enugly twisted Rowan ecarf, the turned brim being 40 wide as to leave very little space for any crown decoration, Tam O'Shanter hats of mull have shirred crowns and are trimmed with a frill about the brim, with an Alsatian bow of wide soft rib- bon arranged across the front: a cluster of ostrich tips or a little bunch of flowers, or elso twisted drapery surroundiog the crown, olers are gabier, & sky blue with tinge; ponce, pumice stone gray; mouse d’eau, duckwood color; genet yellow, the , a lady » burning leaving 00k, con to visie | trunk railway across the continent, at the ‘nnu‘iun of the Julesburg Branch, 197 miles rom Denver, The town is on second bottom land of the Platte River, the finest location betwaen Omaba and Denver, and is surround ed by the bast-laying lands west of Kearney Junction, i climate healthy and bracing; altitude 3,600 feet. Denver Junction bids to become an important point, as the U, P, R, R. Co., are putting up many of their buildings here, while th & M. R, R. Co.. are expect- od soon to oo ct at this place, The presant chance for good investments in town lots will scarcely ever be equaled elsewhere, For eals by the ot or block in good terms by H. M, WOOLMAN, Agent, Danvar Junction Colo DPEXEL & MAUL, Sveckssors 10 Jous G, Jacoss, UNDERTAKERS | At the old & andl4 7 Farna 8t Orders Ly tele- W‘yh;' 1 vited and 3 romptly attended bo. Telephoue | 023 gone to Lake Minnctonka to while away comlng out last Saturday evening in an elght page form, Qalte a number of our citizens have L 280, {Ba¢ Tron P, Fopes veliow, the gray, cloud orange yellow; the extremely hot weather, Labrador, a gray blue; plomb, a silvery lead The News surprised the nstives by | color; evlantine and hydranges, two new pink shades, A bashful young man who was afraid to propose to his sweetheart icduced her to fire at bun with o pistol, which he assvred ber was only loaded with powder, and after she had dowe so fell down and pretended to be dead. She threw herself wildly upon the Lody, callicg him her darlivg an 1 her beloved whereupon he got up and warried her, They will continue the large edition each Saturday, so we are informed, Jobn Steinhart, the great democratic mogul of 164 Main stree!, has been east for the past several days, and knowlng ones eay he fs fixing up a case of *offen- sive partisanship” sgslnst our preseat postoftice Incumbent, P'aul Schminke, An alleged tntervlew by the Chicago Inter Ucean man was published in the Press a few days ago, but we falled to discover the orlginal in the Inter Ocean of any rocent date, Guess it was a ten cents a line Interview. A repreaentative of a large stove factory from Irouton, Mo., also a frult c-un!u“.. man of large experlence from Baltlmore g Americus (Ga.) Republican, \ doll at g Brauch is the size of a Lor 1 child, and has an elaborate of ting nd young men had bet ter warry the ones stuffed with sawdust, Lady-like sud elegant travelling costumes ¢ made of fine, softly draping camel's-bair 20ds 10 tiny blue and gold checks, with bias dolls, all the same, bands and panels of Russisn-blue velvet, with vest to correspond, fastened with small French gold buttons finely chased, With the protection of & dust-cloak, this dress would suffice fora journey of any leogth without the necessity of adding costumes for hotel wear, ¥ ven the high prices silk gloves this season have & way of giving out very quickly at the finger tips, ko completely that » neat invisible darn is rendered an impossibility, The rest of the glove is left ‘a8 good as new.” The bast way to deal with them is to cut off the finger port 1y and half of the thamb X aw” and you have h will last the summer oments of a rlassiz figure 1} inches tall, in vaist, O inche arms and neck eenly woman, however, should be 5 feet ) inches tall, 31 inches about the bust, 26} about the waist, 85 over the hips, 11} inches around the ball'of the arm and 64 inches around the wnst. IHer hands and feet should not be too small, Cambric dresses with rouad waists, and wholly uudrapad, are seen on overy hand, These skirte, tyo, look well, mustibe as full as possible all around, and there must even bs extra gathers at the wafst in the back to pre vent that very untightly falling away from the tournure, and so leaving it expased in bold outline to the jeering ecrutiny of any body who happens to catch sight of such a caricature upon modern bouffancy, These atraight.gathered gowns necessitate a little distension to make them look well, but the lovg, wobbling, well-thaped crinoline firat used is now (nite » thing of the past, and in its place is substituted & crescent shaped roll of horse-hnir covered with white satoen, the roll tapering to points on each end, and rounding very full in the centro, meet the re i e —— OHOUEIRA, best_and surest preventitive Durry’ Pure Mair Whls 20 per bottle, sold by Druggists and ( — By the Garden Gate, He stood outside the garden gate And whistled in a minor key; She sat at her boudoir window and Caugh on to his melody; A Bristol bull dog sat between, Wagging his bullet head; ““Ah there!” the lover whispered low; 'Stay there!” the maiden said, —[Boston Times, Nervous Debilitated Men, You ara allowed « free trial for thirty days of the ase of Dr, Dye's Uelebrated Voltaic Belt with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the speedy rolief and parmanent cure of Nervous Debllity, loss of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred troubles, Also for many other diseases. Completo restoration to health, vigor and manhood, No risk is incurred, 11 lustrated pamphlet, with fuil information, terme, etc, mailed free by addressing Voltaic Packing Her Saratogs, Her trunk is packed; but yet is sho Not free from all distress; I"or down the top, to meet the lock, In vuin she tries to press. And then her loving spouse she calls To situpon the lid; He scowls, well knowing what that means, But does as he is bid. He sits and bumps himself against That trunk lid, but in vain; It will not meet, although he tries With ull his might and main, He stands on it, he jumpa on it, He lies on it and swears; And struggles il off he two Suspender buttons tears, And when his eyes are bulging out And twisted in his neck, And when his nails are broken off Aud all his clothes a wrecl And when he feels that if he makes One moro attempt he'll burst, She, too. sits on that lid, just as She ghould have done at first, ———— Blowing Up Hell Gato has been a Jaborions and costly work, and the end justifies the effort. Ob- straction In any important channel means dlsacter, Obstructions in the organs of the haman body bring Inevlta- ble diseese. Theymust be cleared away, or physical wreck wlll follow. Keep the liver In order, and the pure blood courses through tho body, conveying health, strongth and life; let it become dlsor. dered and the channels arc clogged with impurlties, which result in discaze and death. No other mediclne equals Dr, Pierce's ‘‘Golden Medlcal Discovery” for actirg upon the liver and purifying the blood. The sleep that 1s produced by oplates is nelaher natural nor refresbing. When a cough ia troublesomo and rest (s needed Rad Star Cough Cure can be_relied upon to furnleh it. It ls eafe and eflicaclous. Swo Philadelphia Times, I guees I'll have te Iay 1n a new stock of sword.canes,” seid a Ninth atrees dealerin walkIng-sticks ycsterday, *‘That lady took the last one 1 had.” ““Do ladles buy - sword-canes asked, “Do they! Well, I should say so. Young lady artlsts are heavy customers in them. You seo they go about the country sketching and palnting, and want something for protection,” “*Agalnst tramps ““No; agalnst lizards and snakes—and cows. Thoy tell ma they splt a lizard every tlme—run him right through.” ““Aro you sure they fight cows with them?” ‘‘Thal’s what they ssy, but 1 donbt it. Between you and me it a girl saw a cow coming toward her she'd drop the cane and wake for the fence overy time. i %he That's none of my businees, thougn. 1'm selllng caves, and if the ladies want to inj to encourago themn buy them I am g all T can.” The best rogul tho best appetizer ters Try it but | from, Dr, J, G, B, Siegert & e = IMPIETIEY, Rov, Mr, Beecker discrodits wh ““tho Adam and Evo romance,” st thing wo know he will express his disbelief of the story that *Jonah swallowed the whale,’— Norristown Herald, A member of the Tdaho legislature has been arrested for stealivg a bible, Ho will prob ably pload in defence that ho did not know what he was doiog, and few legislators do, — Bivghampton Republican, A clergyman in central Tllinois is reported to have startled bis flock a_fow Sundays sgo by the announcement: “*Itomom|ar our com- wmunion service next Sunday forenoon, The Lord will be with us duriog the morning ser vices aud the bishop in the evening.” [ Chicago Trilune, Cyclone pita have rent a Georgia church in twain. A ‘majority of the brethren consid ered retiring to these refoges duting a storm an evidenca of distrust in (od, The misority replied that they trusted in God as much as anybody; but when they saw an able Lodied eyclone coming, they we ng to get out of the way, Al efforts to heal the breach have been unavailing So long s the world endures, we suppose, from miuds that are wean or envious the ery will go up that Sam Jones is rising now, and idica will fire credulity with But none the 8 is and sensible men to 10 discharge against culture, geniality and wowanbood of such clotted uoneenst which this ovavgelist {s howling shrough th southern wilderoess, der tho | 0 that the ¢ AIbes ! t4 proves biu 1 #0ld In two years thir'y-threo thou sard one bundred and twenty (i33,120) bottles of Hant's R2med, Itts & valoe- ble medicine for kidney diecases.” W B, BLANDI Prov. Hunt's Remedy ls purely vegalable, and a speedy oure for heart ‘disease and rheumatism, CERMAN REMED) FOR l?.A.Il\.T. . 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Address DR.JAMES No. 204Washington St. Chicago, Il THEONLY TROS o SLODL, A0 KIDN! f 8 VIGOR o A WWant or A ppent AFINE LINE OF o & Do 0 i -4, WOUDBRIDGE BALS, THE ONLY XXOLUSIVE [l HOUSE ™~ OMAHA NEB RIDGE™S FOOD A phislean of largo practice 8ays of Rridge's Food “I'can sav of this propavation of food that it han nevor falod o t0 agreo when glvon «trict Iy according t ovs. With serupulousc t trouble from boacl e asceibe the fock (1t [ ha never yet 1ot op)ld with avy form cf diarthica or um " cholerd ic f; BXTRACT Red Glover Blossom —_—— CURES Cancers. - MRS, L A. JOINSOX, Scrqfula. i happy 4 DOt X our eforts In ) Teldoiie to bse for thelr 1 i, very respieitully, Erysipelas. 1. M. Looss & 0o, Moxnom, Mich. greibing since. "1t Is ry with me, Thiok you BV 108 B i Chows * *ours tru W. M. sE1pERY. ¥Frevwver SGoroes. oot B Moman, of Grand Taviis Mich.. yacaftes . ARMS Plattsmouth, Neb. Bree (1of thoroughbred and high gride Herefo d and Jersey Cattle, Aud Duroo and Jersey Ked Bwine, N | . ELEGAN Large Lots at Reason- able Prices; A GaolIstnent South Omaha. Since the completion of the new packing and slaughter houses, South Omaha is mak- ing a wonderful ane rapid growth. Besides the large pork and beef house erected for Hammond & Co., other dealers have com- menced the erection of similar institutions and still others are contemplated for the near future. Several dwellings have been built and twenty or thirty are now building. Employment is now furnished to about one hundred and fifty families, and conservative estimates place the figure at cight hundred to one thousand families that will find em- ploynient there a year hence. - This offers great inducements to laboring men to secure homes now while they are cheap. Specula- tors will ulso find it to their advantage to buy at present prices. The company have made no change from the original prices, but some parties who first purchased lots have resold them atsplendid profits, in some cases at double the purchase price. If in so short a ime handsome profits are made, what will be the result when everything is fully devel- oped ? In the few other cities that are favor- ed with a first class cattle market, fortunes have been made by investors in real estate, and the same is certain to follow in South Omaha. While the whole city of Omaha will be greatly benefitted by the growth and development of the cattle interest, South Omaha lots will enhance in value more ra- pidly than any other by reason of the prox imity to the works. ANUFACTURERS. ifacturers of all kinds will find it to their advantags ation, level grounds, bra nished by the lity to mal M to inspect this property; good loe: facilities and plenty of zood 1 pur South Omaha Water Works, In fact, every fa ers and sellers to call on us, ATWE)OD free, and keep conveyance free to show propertyflin any part of the city, ’ desirable for manufacturers, including cheap ground. BUSINESS MEN Will find it profitable to select proparty now, as a year or two hence with a population of 5000 to 10,000 pasple, thia will become a desirable place for all kinds of business, and lots bought now, can be had at very reasonable prices which will double in price many times in the next two vears, EVERYBODY, Rich or poor, will find it profitable to make investments in this property. Kree conveyance at all times will be fur.» nished by us to parties wishing to see this wonderful new town and learn of its advantages. We have entire charge of, and are the exclusive agents for the sale of all this" property from @ streetssouth, Splendid lots from $225 upwards, BEDFORD & SOUE 213 8. [4theSTREET, We have desirable busine s parts of Omaha and do a gener W nd residence propart al estate busines will give them al Bedford &//Souer,