Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 21, 1886, Page 8

| i | | PICKED UP ABOUT THE CITY. The Duily News Grist Ser Readers, THE INSURANCE MEN'S WRATH. Up for Beo Baby Drowned Choral Union Deammers T The Cable Anti-p Stock n Line—A fanity ard ns ities. The Insurance Men's Rath, The a cssments, this year, are cansing quite an amount of attention among all eallings and elasses of people. The latest to come forth with a protest are the un- derwriters of this city. Saturday a petition was filed with the connty commis remonstrati the pres. ent method of assessing the men engaged in the insurance business, The law says |l t they shall be assessed at the var o of their gross income. It is elaimed nm it works an injury to them in many ways. In the first place, it does not rep- resent their prolits; in the next, the amount is often decreased by money which has to be refunded to the v taking out a policy,to say nothing of the ex penses which are also to be supplied from this income. The companies claim that this species of taxation compels them to pay for sometning which reaily is beyond their control, Last year was the first time they were comypelled to submit to this system of assessment viously, the commissioners divided the sum total of the of sioners, r against meome the companies by three and sed — them simply upon onc-third of the gross amount. This method was satisfactory to the insurance men, because, they claimed, it placed them on a level with the more wealthy property holders, who are really taxed not more than one-third of the value of roperty. The commissioners that™ they were impelled the move beeause of the representation of the county attorney, that the companies held property which they concealed, and this method ‘would, in & measure, enable the nll ials to get even with the under- write l..\q "December, the city advised the companies of what it proposed to do in the premises, and aceordingly each of the insurance agents paid the amount of his taxes under protest. Some of the protestors were later than othors, and threatened if the excess of taxation were not returned them, they would turn to their claim to the city and raise ructions rally. They also claim that under the charter the city and the s N the act is 1llegal un- taxes on 100 cents, while other people are taxed for only one-third amount. The eity, however, has paid but little attention to Llw m 1d some of the agents havé employed coun- scl, and the case will be soon brought to tria Thio gross income of these companies during 1835 0,000, Upon this amount they paud about $12,000, which with the ol method of assessing would not go beyond * $5,000. It relief cannot be had the companies will be com- pelled to get this extra $12,000 out of the nu'v'lmnu'fl and farme of ‘the land. the remonstrance Wheeler, Murphy are thoso of Wi Lovett, Comstock & Angell, Potte Webster & 'l uttle & Al son, Chu Kaufman, Kangmet, Aug. We Creigh & l).ln\oli and Risdon & Com: Btock. It will be brought to trial ina few days. THE TARIFF, An Obstruction to the Growth and Welfare of Omaha, ‘I'o the Editor of the Be P to occupy a little of your space with a few remarks upon the above subject. It 15 obvious to any citizen of Omaha, that unless there are more workshops and f. tories established in this city, there will be ere many years a ere reaction or check of its growth and welfare, and rmit me that to oby such n 7, or to make the reaction as mild a: ble, isa duty incumbent upon all good citizens who have its welfare at heart. Now it is easy to talk of manufactures, “hut the difliculty is to get them in operation.” The question is will they pay? To this lery many of our citizens reply by haking their heads and saying no, the ities are not easy, the Pttt I, fuel too high, water power not mient, ete. Now allowing $hal thore 18 sore trith in. thoso state: wents, the great obstructions to manu- factures her ¢ 18, in my opinion, our pr eat high tarifl, and the simple expl tion of this consists . the fact that th nation is shut up to a home m ket for disposing of its manufuctur My opimon 1s that w the high tariff considerably lessened it would give our eastern manufacturers an outlet to sell our goods to fore ts; they would thus be to a considerable extent independent of the home trade, and the very fact of that being so, woula give the west a show to stuer and sell their goods in own and surrounding territo do not adyocate fre ade. [ think the times are not ripe enough for that yet, though 1 be- lieve it will come in tim: I think it would be injudicious, however, to adopt it too suddenly, but on the other hand, think a judicions reform of the presint tariff highly necessary, As it is, this whole westérn country is dependent on and thereby checked in its progress by the east. In this free country why should one man be allowed to grow fat at the expense of another? Why should one section of the country be képt poor to en- rich the ot Then why not try the experiment of a wholeson: ifl' reform? What are prot afraid oft We are not slav s a free country, or about as free as you get them, and if the experiment of alessened tarift shonld not work well, it can simply be clapped on ain. At any rate, it seems to me that his 15 a matter that our citizens should riously consider. W %fis interested in the we @ see the necessity of lm\mg manuf; tories in order not only to give emplo, ment to workmen, but in keeping up and enhancing the value of property, so that whatever should conduce "to “that end should be strongly and perseveringly ad- yovated, GEO. MORTON. FELNINST OUSS WORDS. An Earnest Admonition Avoid Swearing. The Commercial Travelers’ Protective association of the United States have, issued & neat placard to be placed in the hotels, banks, depots, ete., throughout the country. It is called the anti-profanity placard. At the top ave the words: “Gentlemen are Reguested Not to Use Profane Language.” In the center 15 & cut representing commercial travel- ers just arriving at a depot. On each ide of the picture are mottoes, and be- low the words: “Commercial Travele Attention.” The Travelers' Protective association of the United States endorses the !ollo\vmx “Believing that the use of profane lan- e is un unnecessary and ungentle- anly habit, not only (ll\h\l\lll‘g, but tending Lo lov\ur our respeet and de- ade us in the minds u( gentlewen be- nging to other professions, and that, if the attention of traveling men who ave paturally gentlemen s called to the sub- to ject, city and t te then Mr. boen by t leit 1 Toll of either both. w this of nent Satu living at tl drows she and me [ prove a m and F fave: Pr terial slot bolts, Milw past d th howe constant uso teen Chas. F. rus of the late while the line, of the $18,000. they will refr profanity and se powerfar influence decency and good 1 | request the hotel k the in the T'he ¢ pearance, and has reccivi | ment of the T. P, A the W. C. TU. and other bove eard in sor ire attention of all that ar se of profunity to the same.” rd presents a very beantiful s s they ¢ in sever in from examnle anner, ablishments and to he members o the nse of that will in favor of therefore we | and others to ne conspicuons call e addicted to ). d the endor al organiza tions propose to have a ‘numbor of theso designs hung whe ive of most good an be prodict al parts of the Presbyterian Methodism. A meotir | of thiscity was held Friday eveningfin the office of O. § formed of the rus! oflic djours z of the Presbyt Davis pastors, the s of orga rianchurches of this city. prevent local churches of that denomina. tion from running counter to one another | and to jointly work to promote the « s of the missions and en men the enst for here were then appointed. ned. erian alliarce ation is cons, elders nized Presby- Its object is to the chu nbers prosent 1in, clected as follows: P, L. Per dentt J. L. Welshans, vice pr B TV0. He tary; Rev. W. R. Hen d f divectors, Thomas A. ) N Croshy, O. H. Ballon, Max Boehnke and John Bell Se al com i comprising about fifty members, rrange for the meating of the | next Presbyterian. general assembly of the United States, which is to be held Ihe meeting Iish by the Bushel. L. M. mis: he poundsof black | T a lc state of mln et \Ir If th il ing peopl nes A. Atkins J. Donnelly. Rheem and A, ed from the streets for seve ys back, but all fears asto misfortune’ ing befallen them have been g arrival — of ne by ¢ sin, whes g when one There w Rlll- m nr Mr. oy we urn with the t catching fish by proxy expensive thing in the world, captives have boen assigiedto the follow H. Korty, Mrs.J. A. Par h...,n., DDk Samuel Reese, teh finny fools Atkinson have al layed 150 avout ass and pickercl, which twere ticketed to friends in all parts of the The T ess from Eagle it is tis to in a beastly s nnlhuw to by son, or llant fish- ciousness not the The it seen con: Mount, Mrs. F. Drake and A Choral Union. S e cor tevens, se festiv et The intent is to talk over the concerts from time to time and more ring to engage in festi- "The chorus of the was of such |vl ined ral Ch like to such an organi be done is at present probler desired that all those who recel ation will be in ne it ttend 1, has sent invi tions to a number of the leading singers several of ry of the cho- - of the city to meet at Max Meyer's hall ning. at 5 o'clock :\ll\lnhllny o first-class] perma- socicty, o give an excellent the_leading lh at it might Indeed, and direct owever, what unce. An Innocent’s Drowning. irday little daughtes Ppol ned. was he he titut found m & pool about th the dirty w course, months old. moned sulted in a_ver the facts, day afternoon. TIE GRAU « On Monday Opera company wi sonson at Boyd’s opera house, the highly are now on’ sale, without extra charge, The little Coroner Drexel w. nd held an inquest, which re- accordance with The funeral took place yestor- at 2 o’clock 13 int and when When last with b left her pl went to ed for her, ter which run girl ot in AMUSEM RA sful. and ca 1 inaugu nge ment will Reserved seats Christine, a of Mr. West, a teamster on the bottom Sixth and Jones, fell into the open sewer the corner of found seen her aving harness was alive father, about his Fifteen minutes later a search n she was .t deep of through that was eighteen S sum- TS. DMPANY, mous Grau ate a sll|l\~ oponitg porformance will be'the. Milka: do,” to be followed by *““The (, \ml Duchess,” tiene “Mascot Perichole,” *‘Princess of Trebiz “Merry War” and other anu]'r comic opera v is headed by the , Amy Gor- s b0 doubt no n be secured The Cable Railway. The route of the tter « will of Julnnmwll, Pullman Palac The y or the coming sang greatest : Tl July and many Omaha people will be in atténdance, For Sale—Drug stock town in northwestern lation 1,000, Bk, Donation Mrs, Pople Leach. Mrs. A, Mrs. Dr. M sions; M, M W mou hildr uthnr v stomacl cent battle, tak need nothing e rhod 1 com) ¥ 2urs cable Ainty. of unce Cont as fol & Usher of On iron; J. A. Wakefield of barrels of cement, New Ny Mill wnulmn\ of \.r\v :‘\“)"ll y,Ind.,for 1|m Milwaukee Sanger Julius Meyer aukeo, has where he 50 on business. re con he sangerfest z braska, railway 1s still Both Dodge rnam street are bidding high for and one of the two thorough- probably secure the pi arations for the work, going right along. ve been let however, are racts for m lows: Russell 1,000 tons of cast Omaha, 7, u(m Alb: turned from has been for the He says that oing to be one held in that ng made on & on committec lllllllun! eac takes place in a good liv Popu- Address G, 85 C., Omaha eived: ( Mrs. P. Hopkins m, ro ton, or ith and over t n found shelter Iu-&- Qu|ot 4 Remedy. I not to cure 1, Cholera Mor This n- the w. Its suceess hounded and its nume beecome u hous: hold word in thousands of howes. most instantly. ug . ut only and Report of the W, O, A, for May. Jlothing Humphreys, from M and a friend, clothing and provi- Delsclle, basket of ca ton_ pounds fresh fish; Mrs. man, one jar pick Nine lost children were cared for dur- ke; Rev, wenty women and rest until ! e ( ]|.nnlu'|\.un s Colie, Cholery t cures pain in Get u 23 13. You will o the worst case bus or bowel medicine is wmade for been in for nearly fif- has been nn- Ty | Pacific THE FENCING IN A I!\lhlll)\l) Byron Reed Inlr-ulnl'nfln Novel San- day Service, < the Burlington & Missouri river railroad laida spur-track on the bottoms reaching from the bridge to the Union track and running imme- diately under the bluffs, the has been a gnashing of teeth among property own ers whose lots were crossed. The work was done on a legal holiday, Decoration Day, and nee sonsequence it w sided affai Alderman Thrane, who Ins some property on Leavenworth street in the vieinity immediately notitied the company, and General Manager Hol drege arranged matters so that rails and ties were removed from Mr. Thrane's premises. It is not known whether Byron 18 A one Reed, who owns two lots at the east end of Mason street, immediat on the rear of Anderson & Muttison's ice house, con sulted the raflrond authoritics or not, but at any rate terday morning a force of Mr. Reed's men appeared on the ground and the er immediately commenced ction of a four-board fence around the lots. This encloses quite a piece of the B. & M. track. An employe of the railrond company apparently wuthorized to talk appeared on the ground and for- bade the Reed workers to continue - tions. He was langhed at and politely informed that any one who would offer obstructions would be knocked out. Mr. Reed ¢ tppedred on the seone in the morn that everything went on W ctorily. There was no disturbance er—a newly painted sign deco- rates the southern portion of the fence announcing that the premi; are for 1 Byron Reed & Cc of- fternoon a party of amateur ball players were snugly seated of and in the shade wing a “growler within the enclosur the ice house intery: not the one that us ly eriticizes the the umpire’s decision DEPOT PICK-U A number of silver bricks, looking quite childlike and Bland to'the impe- cunious, were shipped on the Burlington & Qu'm('v t evening for the New Orleans mint. They were sent by the Omaha & Grant smelting works, All the Chieago roads sent out eastern trains Saturday night for the first time. ; Railroad men repori travel unusually e 5-0'clock dummy train was so crowded that an extra” conch had to be provided Picces of the Gilmore being brought in. An unfortunate inebriate amused the hackmen, cabmen, hotel runnc s at the depot last ¢ 1 passed through a few tn > whom be tackled the alled and he had a hu, wreek are still ride of b man struck the deiver and caused the claret to anmuuu of platform privi- Pecull Curry John a well-to-do farmer of inders county, drew a large audience at the depot Saturday evening in a lively haranzue on the home rule question. Evidentally the British lion would have a poor show the animal of mighty mane within pow- er. Farmer Curry had a v di tin, hed audience, " including severs transcontinental t velers and some of the leading masons of the state, who wercon their way home from an im- on of the craft in this city. John C urry,” s was present, © Yis quite ach one of the most industri our county, and combination of belie s o Roman Catholic, a republican, a woman suf- tnum a prohibitiomst'and a Parnellite. In all he is radical and prepared to de- fend his faith as strongly as you saw him argue just now, ” 1s citizens of ther unu Vehicle Upsets, Saturday Mr. P. la\lhuhn while return- ing from the city to lusrn-aulu\nu on Wal- nut hill, met with an accident in which his buggy was badly wrecked and his team started a run cityward, which for atime ade things quite lively on the street. Extensive filling is being done on Cuming street, and just where the street car track ends there is a somewhat abrupt fall of feet, and Mr. Edholm states that was no light or guard to warn peo- ple of danger on Saturday night. That zentleman and his little son were thrown out and the latter sev r«-l) ul_\luul Rated Too H The contest hetween the works and the Union Pacifie railway, with ref- crence to the lot on the corner of Eleventh and Leavenwor is stiil unsettled, Both parties to the di cussion ref atter Davis, and that gentleman, the d foro he left for Kurope, appr i & the benefit citic. While dy to build property, thus virtaally giv of the fight to the Union I the gas ci ompany is getting l||lu|l the lot in que tion, they are un- willing to pay the price Mr. Davis sug- gosts. Stock Yard Trains, Beginning with Monday the Union Pacitic will put on more new trains be- tween this city and the stock yards. The runs will be made as follows: Leaving and 10 a.m., m. Leavi A m., pr m. The i these two points is in- and it is believed that the be liberally patronized, 33, 6 traflic le\\' asing dail new trains wil The Sioux City route line will com- running ‘its Council Binfls and pe urday, June 10th, running daily thereafter, leaving Council Blufly ving at Hotel 740 4. m. Leav- xly nl?p. m,, arnving he sleep. at m., Orleans, Spirit Lake, at 7 b P ing Spirit Lake d ul( *ouncil Blufls ing car Y 1.50. T sit ticket rate, Council Blufls to Spirit Lake, §9.00. Federal Court Notes. Judge Dundy hasrendered a decision in the caso of the Burlington Lumber com- pany vs. R. D, Jones, giving the pluntift judgement for $16,064.20 and costs of suit. Infurmations wer dSaturday in the United States cireuit court against H, H, Sibbet of Curtis, Neb.; W Miles and Dave Love of Sorghumville, Neb., for ing liquor wuhum a h 0S¢ the appearance of the Omaha inl College in the Bee, concern- ing the finding of a seven-leaf clover, fourteen have been brought to the College office. The proprietors of the college intend keeping their promise by issuing a schol ralnn to the first one who found the clover after the ad. app d. Two or three clovers having eight leaves haye been presented, Since Comm; Armour's Turn Next. ““The average citizen has but little idea of the magnitude of the packing snd stock industries that are centering in South Omaha,” said a dealer in South Omaha dirt yesterday. “The location of the establisiment of Thomas Lipton. the Scotland packer, will give us & boom of course, but we are looking for a still sarger establishment. When the Fowler: ated their brauch) establishmentd in OMAHA DAILY BEE: Kansas City a few years ago they were soon followed by Phil Armour and the venture has proyen immensely profitable to both firms. Now, Pil'svager, in fact I assurance, that Armour will a brs ckmg house in Omaha inside of a year. and the boom that Lip- n\vln r und Armour will give South ater than she has ever wodge, of P., which was few membe but a few conmp quarters in_ the Pythagoras Pythagoras Lodge K instituted with nights ago, has ta new Cosmopolitan hall on South Thir- teenth street. The regular and special meetings of the association will be held there. [here are now but twenty-fi members but there are more than |1 men who have already made application for membership. Wanted—A situation as pressman. Best of references. Aadress G 56, Bee office Card ot 'lhnllk Mrs. B. Shannon and family desire to return theirsincere thanks totheir friends for the uniform kindness and sympathy manifested during the hours of and bereayement oceasioned by illness and death of Mr. Shannon are speciaily grateful to all the firemen and conneil, and especially to the mem bers of company No. 8 for' their floral of foring. s6dacres land in Thayer to sell or trade for merchandise John Linderholm, 811 8. 10th ¢ Keep a Drillin The members of the Uniformed rany of the K. of P, irrespective of divisions, are requested to meet on Friday evening at the hall of Myrtle and Douglas divis- county, Neb., Address , Omaha, ions, and on Fridays at the hall of wLily division to drill for their international conclave in Canada next month. All the lodges of the state will rendezvous here before starting, # The Towa house prop 1 ullmn-lw 1 Saturday by R. C y for <ls,mm The Sloman Failure, mund Bartlett has gone to ieago, to attend a meeting of the ered- itors of Sloman Bros, the leather firm which recently failed in this eit It is Dbelieved that a compromise will be ef- fected and that the firm will be allowed to continue business. Opelt's Hotel, Lincoln, Neb., opened March 15th, first elass in every respect. Bank Clearings. The bank clearings S 0.44, and the totai for the wee 636.80. The increase of the the corresponding week last ye per cent, Halford Sauce—invaluable to all good cooks. IS l| is claimed that natural gas has ed by 20 per cent the manufacturd plmlul ts of Pittsburg during the and added from five to ten thov to the permanent working fore city, besides attracting capital varts of the count from all L The other ¢ ilor belonging on British vessel .uu hmn-al oft went ashore, and eral hours returned with a big which he had put in a can. e was con- siderably surprised when he pulled the rpent out of the can to show it to a na- tive, to be told of the dangerous charac- ter of the pet he had eaught. e P Tmmediate_relief and prompt cures eflected by Red Star Cough Cure. No narcotics. e Jefferson Harman, of Owingsville, Ky., was clearing a hillside of pushes not long ago. His axe became entangled in grape: vines, and in his eflorts to extricate 1t he stumbled and fell over a ledge of rocl fifteen feet high. It was not much of fall, but Jefterson managed before ho struck the bottom to cut of his nose and most of ipper lip and to knock out IV of his teeth and break. hi POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powdernever varios, A marvel of puri ty, strength and wholosomenoess. More econ omical than the ordinary hinds, and_cannot bo sold in competition with” the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosphite powders, fold'only in cuns.’ oy AL BAKING PowbER CO., 408 Wallt. 8 Now York. P. BOYER & CO. Hall’sSa{res:Va";ft;,flmeiocks and Jai! Work, 1026 Varuam Strect, Omaba, Neb. SPECIAL \'()'l‘l(JIa [ Continued from} .nunm Puge.) The cheapest n Park : m 17th st near Nicholas, Sachsse & Lande 034-19 d commeesion business for nllu Grahum & Beouwa —F i cash £ Tith st '§ MONDAY, JUNE Real Estate Brokers Millard Hotel Block, Omaha, Neb. Do a Strictly Commission Business. Residence and dbusiness property in all paris of Qinahit. all tern Read a partial Ui of some of owr bargain the most desirable suburban additions, i the o Vaecant lots in Javorabl BUSINESS PROPERTY. Full lot on Howard st., §15,000. 2 business lots on Dodge st, at gain. 2 business lots a bar- on Douglas st., a rare bargain. Lot 66x18 Several stocks of goods for Omaha property or Nebraska on Harney, $13,000. to exchange | lands. Lots and Houses and Lots. 2 lots 8. Sth st., near Market, $1,000. 2d add., 8 lots Foster' Lot 8, block, Reed's 4th add., line; splendid for business, $1,500. House and lot in Walnut Hill, very de- sirable, $2,500. Residence and lot, corncr and [rene sts., 590. 10 lots in Kilby Place, $1,000 each. 8lotsin Wilcox's 1st add., $500 each. 2 lots, 1 a corner, Kilby Place, 2lots in Kirkwood, §550 cach, 8 lots Himebangh & Saunders’ add., 50 each. Ei lot 9 Howe's on car Hamilton add., $700. E. Roge'r add, Lot with small house, § $2,600. WEAK, NERVOUS PECPLE suering from lity , cxhau diseaves, pre o of younit or ely o > dis ion Il?lnx Pat lulnml -nld |(l c ¢ same heit K, c o2 AVold worthiess i tations and Imlmn comnnnl Eleelrlr Trusscs l'n Rupture. stamp (0 DR W, U Hnnuz. Invmmn 101 WAGKSH AV.. CHIGAGD 13th St , Cor. Capitol Avenue. FOR THE_TREATNENT OF A Chronic & Surgical Diseases. DR McMENAMY Proprle(or. sixicen yeurs' Hogpital and rivate Practice Wo avs bt factiitles. apphratus. snd Temedics for the successful treatment of every form of dis. case requiring edical ci and iuy nd inv Tong experience in bles us to treat many case without sceing them. LAR on Deformitics ard Curvatures of th T Bracos, 1iSEARES cal operat Batleries. all K ufac lers, Braces, Trusses, and al and Surgleal Appliances, man red and for sale The only (chxblc Modical Insttute making Private, Special ¢t Nervous Disease: ALL f"(\\'TAan \l) Il]u )D DISEASES, (e e U Wo can remove Syphilitic poison from the system ) \(‘W restoratiy treatment for loss of vital power, UNICATIONS CONPIDENTIAL us or send name and post-ofiice 4 Dlainly written—enclose stump, aud we Wil u send you, in plain wrapper, o PRIVATE 'CIRCULAR 'To mew. AT s Vi3 1] INAL W IAK\}:‘N, DL‘B'IVA‘W A SEASES OF THE GENITO KGANE, O bend RIBIOFY of 3OuF case for T'ersons nnable £ viet us m at thelr homes, by coi renpond 1 Tustru LY PACK fo indicate sonal nterview yre Fifty rooms for the accom. modution of patients. Board nnd attendance b rcasonable prices. Address all Letteis to Smaha Medical and Surgical Institate. ©ar- 13th St and Caoito! Ave.. OMAHA, Ni:8 ferred if conyenient. CAHAM & BENAWAT Creighton I.Hmls Lot on Cumis k8L, WL Jote in Burr Ouk, & 80110 840, 8§ in Bogas & Hill's Istadd, $2,000, Il,n ) Capltol Hi 090 Lot In Dwight & Lynian's udd., §70). Lots i Hunscom Pluce: e®), Jois fn Kiby Pl ice, Sith towion, Lots In Lincoln Pluc 1, 8154 Lots in Lowe's udd Lots in Prosy Lois on Burt st., ELON, Niatiwon ave, Hunsoom on_ Division st., Armstrong’s in, $1,000. ol 4 aere, & bargain, on Bt st Hogte PN eah Al modern tmprove- ments, 7ro0ms, city WAter, oISt Fn, et,, $4,9)0. House, 5 rooms, on Franklin 0, Hou so'on 10th st House, 8 rooms, on Ge proved, Hansdom' Pluce, $3.8 Grabam & Beuawa, Creighton Blo ().\i.\u A VIEW—10 houses Lots only $ 100 to $-00. 1408 Furnum Jood improvements, hin iy en Boggs & Hill, Heal Estat HE wood on Park Forest lots 1s worte nearly L, s uch us price wsked for lots Boggs & Potter & Iegoalh. Law Reporters and Copyists, Btate Agents for Nebraska. -1 -3 ] mE £ R b=t £23 SE¥ ET 3 a5 Ewd rz2 223 52 2EZ z" ] Type-writer supplics and paper kept in stocks Bend for catulogue. OMAHA NATIONAL BANK BUILDING OMARA REKINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITER | PENNYROYAL PILLS The Original and Only Gen Bewar of yorthloge 1 Ank " | meal House and lot, Clarendon add, $3,000. 8 lots, Clarendon add, $1,000 each. Corner, Virginia and Poppleton ave, ry desirable, $3,000. Sylendid residence corner 13th Dodge, favorable terms, $25,000. Two lots in Lowe's add, $1,425 First class residence lot on Harney, Oth, $4,500. Splendid residence with two lots, 1a and corner, on Park ave. and Woolworth, £5,000. N. E. corner 234 and Douglas, large around, and houses, paying good income, a bargain, $1 New house £5,000. 7 room residence and good lot,Redick's 24 add, $4,500. Hote¥ Baxter, in Harlan, condition and doing a payi hotel and furniture, $6,500. House and lot in Red Cloud, Neb,$4,000 LANDS. Section in Gasper Co., easy terms. Section in Gas easy terms. nd lot in Hanseom Place, Towa, good o business; 5.00 per acre; per Co., $7.00 per acre; 160 acres (120 under cultivation, Furnas Co., improve ments, 3 miles from ra road, easy terms, $3,000. 160« eres, improved, Burt Co., well watered and timbered, $27 per a Nickols Co., $12 per acre; in Howard Co., $5 to $10 160 acres, 120 under cultivation, in Greley Co.. $2,700. 480 acres in Greeley Co, $7 per aere; will exchange. 8 sections stock ranel in Howard Co wd cheap. , zood for 960 acres in Webster Co., 800 ¢ der cultivation, will sell or excha Omaha property; worth £20 per ac Splendid steam roller mill at St. Howard Co., Neb., very easy terms, $23,000, res un- \ze for Paul, complete, on Steam roller mill at Co., Neb., $16,000; all ments, $16,000. No 1 water mill, Schuyler, improvement, with 160 acres nnpmml land; a great bargain, $16,000, List your property with Hatcher, Gadd & Co., and secure quick sales. modern Greeley improve- C. E MAYNE, LEADING REAL S. W. COR. Property of every deseription for sale county in Nebraska. 15th AND FARN A complete set of Abstracts of Titles of Dongl ESTATE DEALER, AM, OMAHA. m all parts of the city. Lands for sale in County kept. Maps of the City, State or county, or any other information desired furnished of charge upon applieation, M. BURKE & SONS, LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS, @EO. BURKE, Manager, UNION STOCK YARDS, OMAHA, NEB. REFEI Bank, Kearney, D 0 Merchants' and Columbus State fonal Bank, Omaha, Will pay customer Neb, draft with bill of lading ink, Columbus, David City, Neb.; Kearney National Neb.i MeDonald's Bank, North aclied for two-thirds value of stock. Display at their warerooms, 1305 and 1807 Farnam Street, the largest assortment of Pianos and Organs to be found at any establishment west of Chi. cago. The stock embraces the highest class and medium grades, including STEINWAY, FISCHER, LYON & HEALY 2= ORGANS Prices, quality and durability lowest living rates for cash or time established reputation of the house, liberal interpretation of the gu the purchaser an absolute saf PIANOS BURDETT, STANDARD, 2 LYON& HEALY considered, are placed at the payments, while the long coupled with their most arantee on their goods, affords eguard against loss by possible defects In materials or workmanship. LYON & HEALY, ICLES. TIOMKEN SPRING VEH VER 400,000 Faslest Ridiog Vehlelo with ono parwon &4 two shorten socording lo e v [ b y A Dealers L m..\‘nfl}“l‘.l',‘é‘u PraTORERL ol i Tinpead: uco eausin ature Docayy Nen lity ites 1 RV s Clatias s stivet, Mo ¥ork Citge 1305 & 1307 FARNAM STREET r.v. Hipt Siley * frob Bl MDY o BOVALE Legal Notice. CLAIR and Olive P. Sinclsir, bis will tuko S0, Milton petition in v, Nobras S object und I “.. Which ure to eompél the spuci fori ) @ WRILLGN CORLFACL 10 ConYe wiuid piwintil by quit-claim deod the following lots iy the town of Flore uid county, tor X 63 block thio Sotst forktion Tor 'whioh id by sud plaintifl t said de- Lot 2, blo Youl ure required to answ er hefore the 13th d ]IIH|H ! “'Dated Omuha, June 1st | MILTON T ¥ CONGDON, CLARKBON & HUN e ¥ guia petition on 1584, & NDRIX, Pl H 204 HATGHER, GADD & CO,