Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 10, 1886, Page 12

i onman v THF ()\IAHA DAILY BEE: SATU I{DAV Jl' Y 10 1986. | June 14 —Wae are two rmountain M . A4 ! < hound for the we Klops. 6F tie | B e Shies orery Jotbor wad I tron N it EERRER AR | ol et A T | BRI Real Estate Agents, TH]« HO] M Im LIVER ! PAD TREU '[PHANT n € o lo Springs wnd .1""'Zi s el e S oy | Room 6, over Commercial Natl, Bank, Corner 18th and Douglas streets camp about & quart:rof a mile from t f i {i ¥ ,”'"‘f;d‘,l,."‘;ij Nl e Dl ;i {“‘ ‘j,'-““;v:‘:"'v“‘{ b o ‘,‘, [ Ouwr new revised list of goods we can deliver. if taken quic We ad- \ i o ian GO 4 ‘.yf]‘”’v‘y.“‘,‘ Hotsebnel | g y.;'.\,“;.w,‘k,_”“ Hi [vertise only positive barvgains. Ouwrlast months® sales will demonstrate U erfed tho “first floor Todger,” s the | At TUN I IS stump (that faet. The market islively., TIME IS MONEY to all who have iend who sl under the wagon cal [ friend wl bt but at night a bright flas | money to invest in Qinalia real estate, . QOur advice @ s IWhat thow do- i o be able to stand of ordin .MI »..\, “\'\‘ o I oLEOL EROS est do quickly, and receive your reward. Some 2.3 and a hindred ——Full Assortment for sale to the Trade by ~— wayman., You know ‘DBilly the Kid'is A i el Sl fil [ . 110 mort | HeTvaR e el le e fold. The sun shineson Qmalca now, so “malke youwr kay.’’ We offer rer's mission was far from seen our eamp from the road, and with that n curiosity front on S. 16th st. by 155 [ above Luake ar street ears, §2,300, Honse and full lot on Parker street, which is the invariable mpaniment 500 casy payments fy N ds n st ey < e | " 1 G Lowe's 1st dd., good oV e 3 of this sceluded mountain life had come il impede, as well he may, YrSHE on - cotat iy 8, {6tk | <0 a od " improyements, oy = liwe | 3 B0, W when he reflects that a'false step of his | 43 fed! 000 Rodi Al b 00 J- 1 Lonly $1,600; small "“’“‘ L y our business was and whither we were | 000 ”M iioote, AWt ki 4 88 feet cast front by 155 feet to alley, S New madern 8voom house, full lot, | N $ ,,”,_ going Hanscom Place, on Virginia av b SORE e After o few inguiries, satisfactorily an- T S. 16th st. by 155 | Half lot, splendid S-room he ACRE PROPERTY 20 heantifu 0 feet ¢ swered, he said: “Yowd better come | {010 'I;',‘,“ WL AL L f % ; Webst between 13th and 18th | over tomy placo in tha, moring aid | {5 uodk offthe bottle wiile the hartender | 50 foel st 0 t adjoining Him p wait for o )\ Al S b the dram, have migrated to | {00t ¥4,000. ~ Remember Hm is all busi h.‘\\':.“n . Diddyeever seo s Atizona, drawn 1o the Apaches, per- | eSS property that is sure to double in cheap, § 1 worth st § ires wist of L & < for vour | DS, bY - curious bond of sym pathy. every six months for the next three | $6 _ : “I've ”I'lvlll |]-'I" n‘: ”{mll d g I‘"'[llv:_xy;:i:. Those I saw were boisterous, 10 be sure tst we think so. iTalf lot, -room house, Nelson's add., that is, turn them to r | Keep them moving in alght ahend, fven the eckioss cow 41 fect easf to the alley, & VINYARD & SCHNEIDER hostilo. e 1stile. he ODNIAEIA - - WEERASITA. boy 1 Droom hou ) st., positive 0 per nero. 4 H.qwrr\. e, ros southeast of ¢ s north of eity, iRk e6ERE S 100, l moderately addieted to eards and ) Gl b it corner 20th, G6x1 “ash §16,000, lots with 8-room house, fine improve T os sontheast of city, One Of the Best and Lal‘g'est Stoeks ill the > e cuiosity to sce around up, backed Sreipkeyybub Switinligood tintited whd) | Sercon0 s u\l‘h ll":‘h\.‘.-t., with fine | ments, Wilcox's add., $2,00 ¢ weres northwest of eity, Ly the reminisience of that ham and the improvements, Full 1ot with n.mnn..ww. nd milk 1 Offer. 22 feet on Cuming by 132 to alley bet. | Redick’s add., only §1,800; . NERTHEY w]n;_, s of fresh butter ' United States to Select From. D BT iy totaRin| L o A MOATTNE ol s Ty Ao AL el hosed TE TS TR TR i Yity the next (I ay, and we prom The Voltaie Belt Co.. Marshall, Mich., LOTS in W \Iml( ]lul sash 3 OMAHA, NEB ised to drive over to his “pince” the | offer to send their o ated’ Voltaie SEit THE il aXe i 2 i next morning. Now.as everybody knows | Belt and Elcetric Appliances on thirty 21ots in Clarendon, £1,900. lot 7, N \\ cor. Lith and California sts., o e ¥ ¢ who has ever handled theim, Bronchos | days trial O ny man - allicted with | 2 heavtiful lots in lsane & Seldon’s | with' miprovements and rental value of [ live. move and have their being entirely | nervous debi loss of vitality, man- | add., $3,500. $140 per month, 15,000, 0 f l VV HOLESALE DEALER outside of those fixed laws whicl are oo, otc. iy ited pamphletin seq 11 lots in Walnut Hill, $6 RS M 1 1 2lots and H-roo ouse, good barn o envelope with full particulars maild Wit YOONTHANED oDt HAETAN lor WA ne lots left in our Oak Hill addtition, mm c»..“ 50 1o $500. ‘w 1l et (,...:‘ d “\.\.lvl'\i‘(‘hl |““l‘v|v:||\l:::‘ \\v::l(;q;n‘l‘)‘n\ FRRO RV AT BILCENE BT i‘v.\\|“::\wn|l'nl\. in Walnut Mil add., For metal and shingle roofs, for which 1 am TN 1ons. 1the! © ceted ays ot $3,000. P the general agent, has no equal 108 a progerv happens, provided you are so (|~-lln]()lux i . Fine corn roold improvements, 8- | tive. Will out last any other roofing materiel {n as to expeet any rational conduct. One The Gentlen room house, Lowe's 1st add., on Parker [ he markot. Send for ciroular nud pride Dt st,, §1,850. Lot 65x150 with 8-room house Parke Ylace, only £2,000; easy payvments. oom house, lot 66x168, on alley, Shuil’s 1st add 530, 77 ] nications to J. L. Rice, Box . : % ] i day they will ford a stream or pull you “When Adam delved and Eve span, l- mel lcall ' (l C up’ a mountain with the stoadiness of Wiiere was then the n Normans or Percherons; the next day | Atour church social last week 1 over- they will not cross a brook or pull the | heard two I Mv. Smith, | Hanscom Plag I your head. So my seepticism con 1 fine corner in Low inview,the bunch, ce lots y by the 1. X. mionts © Aady 000 each $730. b, who had la ¢ come among us. He ap- 1 % - cerning them has scttled into that pro il ong 1 lot, Dwight & Lyman’s add., §600. room f lot, Lowe's 1st add,, found, Stoical sor motto is “‘wait | man of leisure and man- | 1 Lincoln Place lot, $450. J500; £330 balance 1, 2 and 8 SDECIHINUHCE m mfl Pllh IG | ners. e dresses in the height of fashion | 3south front lots in Patrick’s 2nd add., | yehrs. 1horeby warn all persons ngaingt using my trade mark. paints of w and sports an enormous diamond ring. | Just off Saunders st., $1.¢ It is whispered around that he i 2 lots, Millard Place, Fine 8room house, splendid improve- ments, on South 2 500 cash and JEWELRY | &5 dinsit i rek, twenty feet wide, to be and xlwIunnuu.‘\nmhh- in th gambler, and some of our fast youn | each G-room cottage, full lot, fine improve- | the United mination not to risk their lives in so haz- | men have found out to their cost how | 4 $1.000 cach. ments, Shinn's 2nd add., $2,800; casy | where my trade EBion ardous an attempt, The hospitable ranch- | gots his money, One of those ¢ Bea 1, §1,500. terms and under protection of the awe govar dy shOI man, however, soon relieved our distress | remonstrating with the other for 2 Thornburg lots, $1,000. 2 los,60x108, each with 4 houses. Shull’s RS CLING 2 e 0 Franil TS by taking our wagon across with his own al IMPROVED RESIDENCE PROPERTY: | add., on corner strect with alley, and : J. L. RICE, 2 5-room 1 age, lot 40x100, 19th st., | room to build 4 others, §7,000. Proprictor of Trade Mark, French Glocks, Bronzes, And Watch Materials. Orders from the legitimate jowelry trade solicited. a good type of a majority s of cattle ranches in Sith, I know tl > how soft and white We have some heautiful new 5 ntleman, for - ai Ris hands are.” That was herideal. 1| ean sell on small payments and casy terms, v - ) e r' looked at my hands, embrowned and . Kitchen « unllvmln-mn nd stands afew | hardened by ‘honest toil, and began to fect above the ereek. Lying low in the | wonder if Thad anv right to go even to a . . . — alley it is surrounded Dy rugged hills | chureh sociable. One of the lady cor- with dwarf oak and p; Ihe | respondents of a ne m,m}m wiote n\\n|| has four thousand acres of grazing | Edwin Booth, the actor: 1le i S gentleman. [ know he is, for I hs fiim eat. Only & born_ géntloman, could nandle a fork s he does.” So here 9 land, stocked with five or six hundr head of e pecuniar out I<1- another test. Vulgar people use the knives too much. But those who are thoroughly genteel can manage that implement, “which the Hoosier cal that 1 A split spoon,” as skillfully as the Chi let us 26 up stairs and ompa- in handles his chop- b, i vley rt ny.” Animated by a similar motive, we | ladies were discussing th A & Display at thelr warerooms, 1205 and 1807 Farnam Street, | iv:), [ help ingz a little in'pri- | would 1ot let. John Jones wait on me,” < the largest agsortment of Planos and Organs to be found al | yute, spi of his :,.,‘.iuul. |t our | said one, “for e is only a mechanic, g S weaknesses, for he had one pe 2 i any establishment west of Chicago. The stock embraces the ter 1 , my beau, is a gentieman. which he difpiayed so consp “Well,” said the other, I don’t sce highest class and medium grades, including He was o | where' the great difference is. One sits broad-shouldered, HII large-boned hach- [ on a beneh and makes the. shoes, while o et enatis el nith sk nlopiand Room 21 Paxton Building ,Cor. 15thand Far nam st. Cssere——————— | clor, with a grizz'ed head STEINWAY, W'with nothing of abont him except vy che,good | sell a thing than "to make it?” That was FISCHER i way but hardly & suliciont stockin | a poser, bat young Jdy No. 1, thow ] trade for a tmasher » His manners wero | silencad, was' not convineel. ' She re LYON & HEALY =mmm——m—ma——e— | wicouthand his education deticient, Yet | gavded Peter Prim as a merchant, and, Very desirable lots on monthly payments of from $10 to $60 in the he looked upon him self as a Lotha- | of course, a gentleman; while John Joues rio, a breaker of female hearts. He en- | was only “Lowns one of | following additions. om cottages on N. 19th, one bloek from cur line, uear school and churehs, (h.\( wo I ber nm one night af nad departed from Miss C S . . B I B s BURDETT, |totuinedus with stories of conquests, | the bost He West Omaha Barkalow Place. Omaha View, e ’ which were saved from utter stupidity es his STANDAR D, heie frocdom from courseness, Yes \\inhl m;»u hands. ll;ln brings in lols Leg,}fela\’%'irfll Terrace, g{ChardPIl'Ilu 1 Walnut Hill ay a pi ..«,:: vodler putm an ap- | of fruit whon '|v|)u'1|:)| B tosall, 13 AA:I‘l Bedfor ace haren ace and alnut Hi e LYON& HEALY ol s m‘-‘iv'i(\-ku{: T T N opuna . ' an_ imitation of sgold | . broastpia. Mo rents hToom to foob |+ Also some choice houses and lots on Farnam st, Burt st., Leaven« Prices, quality and durability considered, are placed at the aliimilghalnjfand ballniticzoniy are, wnd there o disoses of A's truit | gy o1t st, Phil Sheridan and Cuming st., lowest living rates for cash or time payments, while the long the e awnorath Tnachibonttonmilas. | tion of agood many noonloyAls n st established reputation of the house, coupled with their most . host returned | a countryman, a elodhopper; while B is liberal interpratation of the guarantee on their goods, affords gentlemin. Young ladics brought up to We have bargains in propertyin all parts of the city;easy payments, ah? pl:rclhaser; an labsoluteksafagr?rd against loss by possible pated in g ihelamorodpanlonory l'l'i’l“v“::;Al'l‘x‘;’i’l’:‘b];‘;l‘; Low rates of interest. efects In materials or workmanship, the man who sells it. I stumbled ipon LYON & HEALY, was | an_English book of cliquette the other And, | day. In it found this ¢ us statement: son- tleman rry a book through E'ARM ! IA I\I DS E'OR SAI ,E: Cow ] s gold | the streets if it is not wrapped, but if it ) 1305 & 1307 FARNAM STREET Watehos; thoroll bo o hund r more | is done 1p In wrapping piy r it becomes 5 here on the round-up, to-mo threo- 1, and must be carried by a ser — = S === | fourths_of them will pay cents The wrapping paper makes a M. BURKE & SONS, s L B Rl | i e iliaiid | Rents Collected, - - Taxes Paid. stuke.” And then I saw there was a | gentil The story about Chiet Justice LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS, |t el I | S b W b S KR Wm CITY STORE, p ne bad seen Miss Sylvin | was taking o morning plainly @EQ. BURKE, Managor, and opened the femini dressed, he encountered man UNION STOCK VII?DS, UM/UM, NEB. |1 wu‘; agnin by asking me if 1 «lulu 't | who was sta . {hink Sylvia was a pretty name. Tn sheer | dently in g Merchants' and Fa) ank, David City, Ne Kearney Ni . 1d him" that 1 did not, | mod Coltmbus, Neb.; ‘MeDonald's Ban TR LR |y tached for twothirds such e aname was false to the grace and dig- | ing. 1 o ) g . A i L % = | nity of her sex. With a look which im home.”” d |u\|n Where C.E M YNE . = plivd o doubt us to the correctness of my | do you liver” 0200 Avenue A, wi A taste, the ranchman said: I heerd of | the rveply. “Well,” he said, * 1 they're flve mi goi 9 the round-up to-day; re flve miles your way, I will carry your b EALER down the ereek and "1l bé here to-mor- 1 o, the judge ¢ y vow." And they were, It was Sun ‘ o young man noticed Not'a cloud apy 1in the sky du that the people they met all bowed very S. W, COR. 15th AND FARNAM, OMAHA, 2 da The mmnmlm" country, | politely to his volu nteer porter, and won- rty of every deseription for salo m all,parts of the c Lout'a | dered ivho he could be PF g ot of Abstracts of Titles of Douglas County kept, Bips of tho City, Stato of county, of aay other information’ desivod furisued st buncha gt of charge upon nmlhw\llou. 'dahuge “erazy’ quilt. | young man saw his volunteer porter in a e === | ‘Tho'fostive cowboys mountod on ubcer: | &roup of lawyers. He asked: *Who is . "Thia CutBLOWS & sectiuBL Visw OF Ly tain bronchos, carcered hither and | that plam ol fellow that they are il ; thither on objeciless errands, histentug "t "l “Sarshill "l The round-up was conducted in this | justice of the United States.” “He wiso: At duybraak the aook bogin to | Find 1y markek.basket home for me yo prepuro. broskiist, Ao fattost calf or | terday, Why"do you tiinic o did y 8 slaughtered, no matter to ch you the “diflerence betwe constructod in the most perfect manner from Kiln-Dry 0¢k Whom hio bolongs. After 'bren kfust the Lumber, Charcoa! Filled, Zine Lined, Galyanized Iron forcmin of thaoandiun dotalled sanads Hhelyes, The Iee Chamber being lined with galvanized iron, RINARIIAOM Re s uac HAHO 1 s & protection from tho attacks of ice picks. o b i) 10 SRR || ALHOMIMA i U 'nwml(u!rlgunwrbuluwll\unnlunm, COLDDRY AIR: ircction and drive the cattle to | had gone into the reserver of food, NO EQUAL; for economy of ice, NO | the gencral rendezvous. Across the open | Joseph about A, D, 2 BURERIOR As muny sold in Omaha in four years past as | plain they went at breakneck speed and | young man named Jesus at work thoere, all others together. Kvery Refrigerator guarduteed. n various postures, some seeming to | they would have decided at once that he You are wespectfully invited To exumino thom and com- | Sick o the side of the saddles like fies no gentleman. If they had gone L pare prices before buylng. 101 wall. i into_ i .I.,mm..: Aguilla at Cortntl, E:urnlture and ( :ar ets ’resently s t hers cattle was ! PW years E see aul sewing ol W. L. WRIGHT, Muuufmturen Agat, e o B T g et [ A e PlEsRL AN Racaein . s estimating the num ber at six thous , 8), they would haye ling at a marke 200: 211 and 213 West 5t 1125 Main Street, Street. desperation I umll that, furt alue of stock woman who would consent to be: Lands tor saio in (nn:uh rak The country g ment, as they 1317 and 1319 Douglas St. What did it mean? walking with a friend, l)n-. 1s in their wonderful on na an_and a snob,” was the If & some of \lu se modern fer I; \d, and others y equal numby 1se his 'l at seven or eight thousand ies the “cutting out” began; that 1s the have gone o the synagogu with calves by thefr sides were bath to hear that teni-mi o ho st af tho ard aad driven | indgad! Now, oan & siandard of into a corral which would coutain p . Hon, J hi Wil | Special attention gwen to furnishing houses and hotels complet haps three or four hundred he and our ade ¢ D - ——eg Seutting out’ process is to the looker-on | & true onet—Obadiahk Ol the most interesting part of the round- | Juterior, June 10. & JOUN C GREEN bCHOOL OF SC(LNLE 5 = R, up_Alto e hus earied o ile LMt | 1o ot et it mature wp | DIRVEXEL & MIAUL, | cotxnon or e asmas, %Lflégs&gg‘ CONSERVATORY 0P somewhat oppr LARGEST il BEST | Ltegular fo o the cowboy. Each considerable stock | on which the most un]-m\rm- ntcan be ‘ Buocessors to J, G. Jacobs A‘lu\'(u‘uv. NEW JERSEY. : a representative at the round- | made and nr the uge of Pozgoni’s Medi- | o - o Ny 2 1 isthuctors. |\ UNDERTAKERS, :‘*"L"“f‘," Cltomsier: “iioogy. f ““““‘:J.““.(Y‘..,.,., g AND EMBALMERS. Brlolt : A e b ".'.‘.‘."EL“‘.L‘;;“ f‘ AL I - nds minis- would not next Sab. 18th-st., bet. Farnam and Harnev. A.].SIMPSON, RADING CARRIAGE FACTORY. mu on Application. 1409 aud 1411 Dodge St mining the ownersnip of calf running at This prepara aer side. The cowboys ride into the e M N IR nced | - | midst of the herd of bellowing, terrified | be entert m«f of the result. Sold Ly | uu.m and haying Qla’U\Ll\.\lOflk of thew | all druggists. l up, whose duty it is to see t his em- | eated Complexion Powder all At the old stand, 1407 Farnam St. Orders by ted Culendur, w ployer's calves are y branded | irritation tolegraph solicited' and promptly stteaded v JEE Dir., Frauk froper the brand on the cow of course deter- delicately Telephone No. &,