Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 1, 1886, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1886, PIKED UP ABOLT THE CITY, be News Gmt on lhe Last Day of May. THE RUHLE MURDER MYSTERY. Perjured Himself- Friends the Orphan—The Launecr Case ~Festner's Troubles— Rail Notes, He of The Ruhle Case. William Fielder, the man arrested by Constable Stein on Friday for s complicity in the murder of Ruhle is still in jail ting hea Burton, his young companion, will prob ably be released, as the is no evidence to establish the theory of his guilt The detectives who have eansed thear rest of Fielder claim that the evidence against him is very strong. One of the eircumstances which is strongly against him is the fact that he was seen in com pany with Ruhie the day before the mur- der, which circumstance will be testified to, when the time comes, par ti Fielder, neve M\Invr that he never man, cither dead or alive Another link in the chain of evidenee ainst the prisoner is the fact that he is out i an entively new suit of and that he eannot. give ¢ ition of what bey I'he detectives s in the struggle with Ruhle, was covered with blood,and W i his old ones. all probabil the murdere the first thing he would naturally do would be to ehange his clothes testifies o1 50 be & ont to eldor One of Ruhl cquaintance {o having heard him ' say fore the murder that he work on Paxton’s ranche was arrested on Patr miles from the city, hi v or 80 before he w 1t is possible, if not probabl quaintance may h I and that Ruhlg, & Xton ' £O) Now ‘s ranche, a few ving gone there a “taken into cus- that taken, ranche instead of P expecting to ion of the e in a few days, or just as soon ns the evidence against him can be collected in proper Ell.llll‘ HE CO suspected man will take D PERJURY. A Very Sensational Development in the Powell Murder Case. The latest f re of the Powell murder 1se is very sy and sensational, in- deed, being nothing lessthan the est of one of the principal witnesses for the defense on the charge of perjury. The man’s name is Crosby, and he hails from Florence. When placed on the stand last week he swore that shortly before the death of Charles Leslie, who was shot by La Powell, the defendant, he upon the sick man in company with stranger whom he had never met before ad had a long Mmuhn r aflray. swore that Leslie told him that it was his (Leslie’s) intention to ‘“*doup” Powell that evening. This was a strong point for the defensc t went very far to show that Powell had been compelled to act in self- defense. According to the testimony of the women who were nursing Lesli by’s testimony was f lscin eve | They swore tl they ki never seen Crosby, and that no ~mn man had ever visited Leslie. This circumstance led the vrosecution to believe that the avidence put in by C bozus consequence was Suuday he v m]uicm rested and jailed on charge — of orpn* He = has be cluwly examined by the pr made a practical admission o, 1ys that he did not know that in committing per he was guilty of a penitentinry oflt He further- admitted llI\An llul- ad received $1005 > dic blow at the defence, omething unexpected turns up, the chances for Powell’s acquittal \\'lllln dimini considerably. crsation with'a reporter I made a confession to win, that Shipley, (cne of (s) had bribed him to tes- lid, simply to get rid of Bald- llfy as he win who was pestering Tim with ques- tions. I wasn’t on oath whea Xwas talking with Baldwin,” he said, “‘and L could say what T pleased.” Croshy nuu“ dewied most strennonsly that he had wed himself, o that he o A A SR ST . Burnham, Powell's attorney, was very indignant at what he called 4 ' cow- ard goticn up by one of the counsel for the ‘prosceution. -~ “This i bull yarn he said which will be expos when the time comes, I believe I« too shrew and too honest to allow B |h[ win to eateh me napping in that way. 1 don't know the first thing about the leged bribery, and am just as read) )m\«‘ a full examination as any one. gir, I have not been near Crosby to-day, because if 1 dud, the prosecution might be tempted to accuse me of trying to in- fluence him, Rail Notes. The B, & M. 0Sunday commenced the laying of ancw track in the bot toms and this morning the work was continued with a large foree of men. It leaves the main track running north and south be- gide the river and pushes directly west toward the foot of Leavenworth. During the past few months the B. & M. has been raising up U tom land, commencing immcc northof the Union I brid tend to continue U )lo.hmw S i lund for above men- work two ins and thus expedite this purpose and 'lu tioned, would enab’ st and two tr uju TIHE NEW The new time eific went into effect Sund day the railroad empl : thuirtnslmu ience in becoming fan with the novelty. All the t on time, and nothing new be noticed about them by those who were unaware of the new order of things The new regime gives Conduetor Mack of the dumm) a little more chance to earn his salar Inst of dropping off, as heretofor now runs the 7 o'clock rain to and Blufls every even- ng, and eve e night he g pver and back with the 8:15 run., The latter was put on to connect with the Sioux City train at the Blults. The last entioned train has been discontinued, though the dummy is retained because it ME CARD, ard on thy Union Py has attracted a prefty fuir wmor of business. B. & M. GRADING, The grading of the B. & M. road to Ashland by of the town of line takes a d s already reached the vicinty orest City, though the ction some distance from the old town site, As & consequence the eorner grocery and the oth house which yuarked the business center of that plice, are moving on wheels to close proximity to the track NOTES AND PERSONALS Messrs. 8. ‘I'. Smith and B, R. Thomp n, of the Union Pacific, tuve roturncd i the supvuuwndull; meeting i uver. J. Murdocl veling freight agent of the Unionl’s rrived yesterday from the west. ‘Che new Grana Lslaod accon:modation train was woll patronized yesterday Tt consisted of seven coaches, four of which were Jargely laden with pasengers.., George M. Cummings, the new land commissioner of the Union Pacifie, ar- rived to-day from Boston, and enters once upon his duties @ will have jurisdietion over all the lands owned by the Union Pacitic, instead of those in th main division only, as was the case with Mr. Burnham Friends of the Orphan. To-day the sccond 0 annual Setate council of the C. K. of A. will convene in this city. in the hall of the local branch, Brown's hilding, Farnam street, oppo- site the Paxton. It will be attentled by delegates from Lincoln, Columbus \n.lh Platte, West Point, Albion, Plattsmouth, O'Neill and Or sgates will elect two supreme ntatives to att which will meet They will al:o elc ensuing r and adopt repre- nd the supreme council next May oflicers for the a constitution for the government of the several state branches, besides devising ways and means for the extension » order to other parts of the henetits of t i the benetit of Nebraska, 1 insurance orde heing given to his family on the decease of a member. The order was introduced in this state about three y by Dr. J O'Rourke, and steadily th I'he state oflic spiritual dir ]n.-\ut. nt, Om spresident Columbus; s are tor; J. AL L] tendered the Philomena hall, corner ard streets, to which o numboer of invita tions have been issned. Besides the menn, there will b some excellent re sponses to tonsts and some musical feat- ures which will make the evening a very n Trouble. ’u~t|1:l was engagedjyesterday in to scttle up the old accounts nst him in order that he might re- sume business at once at the “old stand.” His creditors, however, do not show a pronounced willingness to scttle, express- ing a preference for hard cash, instead of promisc Festn tock in the exposition build- ing is in charge of Detective Siddalls. On Saturday evening Festner managed to gain an entrance to the building and took up a position in his old room. When Suddalls discovered the situation he started to burstopen the door, whereupon Fest- ner rushed out armed with an nl«l rusty musket, to which wa abayenet. He made a lunge 115, buf that .h-\\n-xou‘m his legs, Later on en up to [ d 8o hard for release, how- ever, that § lis coneluded not to file a complaint against him. Upon ample promises of good behavior, the musie merchant was turned fre hayer county, Neb., andise. Addre 10th St., Omaba, 560 aeres land in to sell or teade for mer John Linderholm, 614 A Ohange of Venue. “Will Lauer’s ease be taken out of this county on a changeof venue tor a new trinl?” was asked of Judge Thurston yes- terday by a reporter for the Br “That I ean’t say just at p re- plied Mr. Thurston, “it is a point upon which we are now debpting, and shall have to decide soon.” “What are Lauer’s desires about the B llnuk that he is inclined to b that a change of venue ought to be tal do take the case out of this count Y, 11, according to the law, hi to_be tried in one of the countics ‘ul)mnmw Dougl! rding to will De tiied either in Sarpy of Washing- ton counties, or Suunders “or Dodge of Judge Post’s distric Opelt’s' Hotel, me,ln, N Muarch 15th, first class in ev A Rare Collection, “The celebrated art publisher ner, has on exhibition at A. Hospe's a splendid colleetion of “remarque” e artist proof “‘etchings’ by the most emi- C. I(Iuck~ nent American artists, such as Thos. Moran, Hanulton, Millspaugh, Har and others. The collection which in- cludes landscape, marine and domestic scenes and portraits, Is ued at §6,000, and those who see it will be assured a 0. L. Woerner svill be at of the collection until ay. Connesieurs are especially m\llul to m:luu the collection. A Vm:mn Mind, One week ago, an insane lady named Ryan arrivedin this city from Sun cisco. She Liad left her home unay and her being on the tr val here anticipated by shal Cum mings. She in vI\: se by Ofticer M a unday night, when her buck ainedjunti husband arrived and escorted her to her home. Spa g Tips. The 100 yard bicycle race between Hughes and Hitehcock will come off Wednesday at the Athletic park, The ruce is for $500 u side; $100 of this amount s been put up und 0 the balance will forthcoming lu night, Patrick st nd referce, ve been engnged to me here next Sunday, The regular monthl, meetlng of the Woman’s Christinn ion” will be held this afternoon. A rull attend- ance is requested, POWDER Absolutely Pure. powdorneyer varies. A marvel of puri renzth and wholesoweness. More econ Aicul than the ordinary hinds, and cannct be sold in competition with” the multitude of low L short weight, alum or phosphate powders, Sold ity In cans. RO YAL BAKING POW bR Con 465 WullSt., New York, NEBRASKA CHAUTAUQUA. The Great Sunday School Gathering at Crete in July, Crete Globe: The time of the annual gathering of the Nebraska Sunday-school assenibly is almost here and we fear that many will lose tne opportunity—rare to us Neb is—from lack of thinking about it and planning for it in season, Those who were here last t appreci- ated too well its many attractions ever willingly to be absent, and we should be glad to excite in those who were not here an interest that would secure their pres ence here this summes, A gentleman from Boston who was here two years ago, expressed his opin- jon that we westerners were grave and sober compared with those of the eust. I believe that this is true, and also that there are very good reasons for it, which serhaps this' same good man did not ully understand and appreciate. *“All work and no makes Jack a dull boy,” and pionecr life, with all_its ro- man: f boundless horizons and virgin s0il, ete,, is o hard wearisome life to the ]|n|;!\. nd all the more wearing to body and spi that to the most the op- portunities for reereation and rest are well nigh practical impossibilitios, It takes money and time, in neither of which most of us are rich, to mounting cast or woest Yellowstone park or t tins then bat to p ar out, goi rm or shop or house, Lon year in and g through the same routine of prints are worn too l|l-|~|| to until the fool- be easily ¢ mad r prairies ¢ and abandoned. Those who hy themsclves homes upon our helped build our towns and resources of our state, unde what this me: mental and soc advantages all this has been done. But in thi< assembly Crote wo see the beginning ot b things. 1f we eannot go east to share, least, some of its best, we can bring its best to us; amd this deserves espe m-~ntion, that it is no second rate talent that is brought here —but the best The Blue river atfords good facilities for boating for scven miles above the assembly grounds, and upon the grounds a quet, lawn tennis, and other helps lnlyh\m'.ll re tion and enjoyment, ut our f not to consist of one or two courses, ing only the palates of the few, lmt the bill of fare is varied as well as There is of exccllent quality. something for all. We'do not clum_for the ;:rulmlh the g r of the thou- ~|||ll isles, of mountain or ocean, but it is ace of quiet, restfui beauty. For the l']lll('ll‘l’l there is frecdom, <8 sunshine, shad) swings;: for the musical t opportunity of drill by P for the Sunday school teacher, invaluable helps from the instruction of men and women whose li re devoted to the delight in the hearing, and food afterthought, in the sermons and Merideth, and oth- £, Sherwing for lectures by su Lyman Abbott, n as Dr, Robert Nourse er: ik Beard also who ean tell a_story few strokes of his erayon better ens in volumes, will be here. to the power of skillfully used illus- with than Dic show v trations. Last, but not least, Dr. Dunning, the prince of assembly condnetors, will be here. To those wio know him. nothing need be said,2nd to those who have ne n, and espec heard him, desel tion 'would utter i We think noué who listened to Mr. :count of the **Horrors of An- dersonville and Libby ago failed to realize anew the £ paid the second time for the freedom of ation—and this year brings G n,the hero of so many battles, whose mmee will kindle anew the fires of otic devotion to our country. The 3. A. R. will not numbers to welcome him., But as this assembly is the outgrowth of the idea planted at Chautauqua a few rs since, members of the Chautauqua over the state, we are sure, will look forward to this gathering with hat of the h- ing_with which the s mude their rly journey to J salem, or devout Mom ems their pi 1to be here in grand age to Meec We feel sure of representation from their ranks Nor should the social features of the casion be overlooked. There, not the courtesies, but the formalities, a freedom of social inter- course 18 enjoyed that 1s too rapidly dis- appearing from our lives, meet on common ground, heartily enjoying the and so com- and to him richly to en- good things prepared for us, er to each other iveth us all thing: For many it will require some sacrifice of things before thought rensibl some careful housekecpe be ob- iged to leave some things undone. It 11n many e ext penditures ‘that with difliculty met. But come, you will, we are sure, be able as never before to read be- tween the lines of the passage, ‘‘Is not the body more than meat and the life more than raiment?” But just a word as to meat—which w should notbe allowed tosay did the ladies know it, ‘the ladics of the Congre tional church at Crete to have cha of tne dining hall and the lunch stand, il spare no pains to do Jllsllcc tment. and they in that de oln, stop at the want home \, Propri - When you come to Lin Commercial Hotel, if comforts, C. W, Kir New—Beautitul—Cheap. CRESTON, Only 15 lots remaining unsold. Call and lect carly. J. B. Evaxs & Co ole Agents, —— + Howe & Keer's PRICES ON Funsi- 1510 DOUGLAS STREET. TURE - Wedding and presentation gifts a spee- ialty at ymond's, The Leading Jew eler, Douglisand 15th st, oty Hawthorne, Cneapest property offered. McCAGUE, opp. P, O, Before buymg get prices at the Central Lumber Yard, 13th and California, - A, G. Inghram, S N i Hawthorne, Cheapest pluplll} off CAGUE, opp. P. O, Get your hug,‘_') repaired and painted at Gratton & Drummond’s, Get estimate, 1315 Harney Hawthorne, apest property offered. MCCAGUE, opp. P. O, —_— JERSEYS, JERSEYS Ch JERSEYS, Tuesday, Wedne (|Il): and Thursday, —Special Bale., Still further reduction, all wool jerseys $1.25. We will close out what is left 60¢, they are excellent, well made goods, and a lot of children’s brocaded jerseys, very pretty styles, most of these have been priced $1.85 1o $2.00, we will close out what is left at §1. Also u lot of black all wool jerseys we will clo t at §1.50 and $2,00. Also a y_beauiiful lot of colored jerseys in all the latest shades, such as navy blue, inal, wine, mode and brown, we offer at $2.25. Also a splendid tot of the latest styles in Seys, fuluy vest fronts at §2.00, §2. cream jerseys, $3.15, nll the h:\ 30, . B. FALCUX ER, dren’s colored jer: at 90¢, §1.00, 'no.&l OMAHA 3 = - T3th St Cor. Capltol Avenue FOR TRE TREATRENS OF ALL chronlc & Surgical Diseases. R. McMEN Y, Proprietor, Sitieen years' Hos, anll Irivate Practice ‘We have ‘the facilities, apparatus and remedies for the successful trea nnmol.my form of di case requiring cither medical or kurgical trentment and iavite all to come and investigate for themsely or correspond with us, Long evperience in tr ing casce hy letter enables us to treat many cas y without FOR _CIRO! Club - Fect, or Wonix, e, races, Tru a1l kinds of Medical and Surgical Appiiau ufactared and for taie The o‘llirelllhle Mnflcfl Institute making anate, necldl Narveus Disease. csefally tre 0 from the , and ¥, man. Call and congi nx!ilrfly-_‘|‘ nly Will send You, in plain wra L.r our, ,VATF CIRCU AR TO MFN avous i ) vist namay be treated at (heir homes, mm..‘-p‘]m ence. elictn Ui nts 1D FROM OBSEIVATION, no merke to fnicate contents or ender, One personal intervicw yre- ferred if convenient., Fifty rooms for the accom. modation of patients. Board snd attendance o4 reasonable prices. Address all Lotteis to Omaha Medlcal and Surglcal"lniti&me USEDINALL WER 200000 TS0 THE so Lo G @@t Catalogues and Pricen on application. Sold by all'the best Carrinee Builiers and Dealers. CINCINNATE, U. 5. A blb AR COO-OIN, " DREXEL & MAUL, (Buccessors to J. G. Jacobs,) UNDERTAKERS, AND EMBALMERS. At the old stand, 1407 Farnam St. telegraph solicit romptly at Teiephone No eSTABLISHED ([ 18 ; Ordors by ded to. YBRRR!AGES o, SPERCER'S TOV FACTORY, 21 W. MADISON HICAG Eighteenth st. and St. Mary’s avi ---PANORAMA ~-BATTLE: OF-- GETTYSBURG. OPEN DAILY From 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. STAMPING Just received, entire new lot of Stamp- ing Designs. Stamping Dong With Promptness And Satisfaction Guaranteed, Orders taken for all kinds of Embroidery. Also lessons giv PATCH, Ladies Furnisher, Ifil7 Douglas st. H. HERCKT, FRESCO PAINTER And Designer. 445 COVENT ST. TTIMKEN SFRIHG \IEH'CLES. OVER 400,0 D whorten accor adapted 10 1jugh e i llrlvrnulmlu DE: wll leading Curr} McNAIR & SPRAY Flour, Feed, Hay, Lime, Gement, PLASTER. Prices Reasonable, Quality Guaranteed. Orvders Villed Promptly. Z Telephone No. 801, 1505 Burt Street, Between 15th ¢ d 16th LOTS $700 to $760, $200 ash, bal, 1-2-8 Yrs an Beuren Place, 3 blocks from King St. Cars $. 8. Van Beuren, 220 S. 14th New House, Corner Lot, South Front, IN WALNUT HILL ADDITION, Near Belt Line Depot; only $1600, §300 down, bal- aleo 5 lots adjoining, from $500 to VAN BEUREN, 220 South 14th 8t. Gheapest Acre Property near Gllyr.rA OTE BRILLIANTE Lots for Sale in all parts of City. EASY TERMS 8. 8. VAN BEUREN, 220 8. l14th. G. W. KING, Hardware, Tinware, Toois, Cutlory, dabbiag and Repatring prowpt Iy atténded to, Sole it for Genuiue Vupor por Stove, 2l Luuum( sireet FIRST NATIONAL BANK U. 8. DEPOSITORY. Omaha, Nebraska. Capital. ....$500,000 Surplus. . ..100,000 Herman Kmmtn, President. John A, Creighton, Vice President. F. H. Davis, Cashiet. W. . Megauler, Ass'¢ Cashler, PON & COMSTOCK, Genl Insurance Agents, Merchant's National Bank Building, anm and 15th st ‘Telephons No. Cor. foom 1 up-staj Omaha, Nebra CRESENT: England ] Far- WALTER W, LYNCH & Co., . | UPHOLSTERERS & FURNITURE REPAIRIERS. Ten Yoears' Experionoe. 313 §, 12th St., Bat, F1m.m and Harney, JSane seating and mattress ronovatin n speo. 1l work done promptly and at rea one 1Bl aron " Miai ordors promptly attended to. UNITED STATES National Bank U. S DEPOSITOR 2. S. W, Cor. Farnam & 12th 3ts. Capital, - $100,000 Surplus, - 15,000 C.W. HAMILTON Presidont, M. T. BARLOW, Cushior, C. WILL HAMILTON, Asst Cashier T M. Caldwell, J. W. Barlow. \\)!\l Hamilton, B. F Smith Will Hamilton ON Pres, Ezna Mittann, Vieo-Pro. UnionTrustCo 219 5. 13th St., Omaha, Neb. LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE. County and Municipal Bonds Negotiated ¥ School, Rowr. L. G 8. Jonxson, FOR HERMIA or RUPTURE CET THE BEST! THE PHILADELFiliA TRUSS C0.S IMPROVED PATENT Cranpion TRuSS, MADE WITH Our Coated Malleable Steel Springs. Ocr Genuine Hard Rubbor Covered Spr Our Indestructible Vulcanoid Covered Springs. EACH TRUSS BEARS OUR FIRM NAME. Special Medal Philadelphia Centennial. Gold Medal New Orfeans & CONRAD, W. & CO., 30 N. Nixteonth. um- mn i & Cupitol ave. Clark br Phil 10 Locust st osule MANUPACTORY MENDELSSO I & PISHER ARCHITECTS D. L. SHANE. ALQUIST BROS., Hardware, Tinware, ERY, TOOLS AND STOVE ul attention given to Spouting nnd Job Work. JOIEN SIMMONS, FLORIST, Al kinds of be: GRE 8 blocks North of L B. Williams' vesidence. Superntendent. ling plants for sule, AMUSEMENTS. PEOPLE'S THEATRE' 'I'lIlelu NIGHTS, And Wednesday Malinze, Open SUNDAY, MAY 30th, nization, McFadden’s Ihh(un Double m e us produced by thi york und Boston. ! 0 Quartetto! First Appearance of the hruted LITTLE PUTNAN TWINS. Prices, 20c, 8¢ and 5 '\] itinee Pric MEROHANTS' National Bank OF OMATEIA. Northwest corner Farnam aud 15th Streets, Paid up Capital, = - $200,000 Surplus Fund - = = 560,000 PHY, BAM'L ROGERS, FRANK MU l(l I|\ AM'L OGRER It DRAKE, Cashler. Asst. !nhwr Accountsg olicited and prompt attention givea 1 81! b 1niness enirusted 1o its Cure. Puy - Five por cout ¢ Time Deposits DEWEY & STONE, FUR NITURE One of the Best and Largest Stocks in the United States to Select From. OMAHA, NEB. BRANCH OF Crane Bro's. Manutacturing Co,, CI—IIC'AG-O ITLILL.S. Inaddition to our lar gestock of Steam and Gas Fitter’s and Plumber's supplies, we have a full stock of Rubber Hose, Hose Reels, Lawn Sprinklers, Ete. 7172076 Dggglas s st., Omaha, Neb. SIX-CORD SOFT FINISH SPOOL COTTON. — Full Assortmgnt for sale to the Trade by -— VINYARD & SCHNEIDER ONMAEIA., - - WEBRAS SITA. M. BURKE & SONS, LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS, GRO. BURKE, Managor, UNION STOCK YARDS, OMAHA, NEB. RENC Merchants’ and Farmers' Bank, David City, Neb. rney National tney, Nob. Columbus Stae Bank, Columbus, Neb.; MebDonald’s Bank, Norlh Platté, Neb. ; Omaha National Bank, On Will pay customers’ draft with bill of lmu attached for two-thirds value of stock. C. E MAYNE, LEADING REAL ESTATE DERLER, S. W. CORR. 15th AND F Property of every description for sale in county in Nebraska,” A complete set of Abstr: Maps of the City, State or county, or any other free of charge upon application. THE TOWN OF SOUTH OMAHA Fine Business Lots at the South End, and Beautiful Residence Lots! T'wo and one half miles from the Omaha ofiice, 1,000 I.OTS HOR S&% o These are Quarter Acre Lots. (Taking into consideration the stroots and alleys), and ure sold One Quarter Down, Balancein 1, 2and 3 yoars at7 per cent. The Finest Suburban Lots, aare located sueh hand f the city. Lands tor sale in Titles of Douglus County kept, information desired furnished In the north end of this Town. pos ) DN ourl River, Nowliere else ubout nt hoiees. ne proporty. Around Omaha. 240 feet above the Mi: rome eltes for Modest, Medium or Investigate this and secure some of L Before a Higher Appraisement is made. DON'T DELIEVE a word ofhis until you have thoroughly investizated t. CONSIIIIRS That this property 18 only two and one balf wiles trom Omaliu's business conter That the altitude is hiz That the location is beautifal, That maple trees wre plunted on each side of the stree ots ure ) Ix dummy trains ch way, besides the ragalar tealas, 8 run Lo within one kalf mile of thers, run there this e s than 18 usked for property tha s wme distansa in otaor dirastinak hat the lots are one third lu That they ure backed by a syn i “That there has ulready boen ex Thut there i3 o Hne sysLem of WiLsrworks, Laruisilig pars 3 That the railways ull center thore, Thut South Omubia is & town vl itsells Ahatit hus its own postotice. hiat it hus its OWH Fllwiy sLation. Tt it bus I3 OWD BEWspaper. £ 819000 D000 an 1820 ing wain In Fact hasvoeryt Ling tomaka the proporty the very best payiug investmnt in Ral-e Look Into It. Examine It Carefully . Don't Buy a Lot. “The bandsome residenceliots are are lucated tha ats ahay possibity of ineurr @ UN1uN STOCK YALDS wher Eeel, Ontil yo one wile th Immense D rty worth por 107 south from s towa t and will mako p s is porfect und INDUSTRY in the we itatio Which fn ten years will be the LA whit i now wsked £or 4 1ot The druinag THE ABOVE DESCRIBED LOTS ARE SIMPLY PERFECT. Globa-Journui erty. b 2 atthe oF fUrthor iae A Any real estate agent will sell you lots. Man with horse and carr uth Omiakia, Bas waps and price 1sts and is aiways realy (o wunps, price 1ists and descriplive cireulars, addrese. “Eununit forwit M. A. UPTON, Manager MILLARD HOTEL BLOCK. Omaha, Nebraska. ' { \