Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 9, 1887, Page 8

Bouth Omaha Improvements, The really wonderful activity in South Omaha real estate, where property has advanced in value from 100 to 1,000 per eent during the past few months, has eaused a great many grave headshakings and predictions of a reaction Fortunately, however, this rise is based apon sound business princi , and rests upon the established law of supply and demand, Th demand for South Omaha property, and the supply for the purposes for which it is sought being rap. idly exhausted, the value of all r in this new Porkopolis must of n ity be based upon the changed condition of affairs, and not in the lightof past values South Omaha is now an incorporated eity of its own, not merely a suburb of Omaha, It was founded by the Union stock yards company place for slanglitering packing and auxilliary industri and being favorably locs from a geographical standpoint, well ns a railway center, its future can only b measured by the cxpericnce of other cities in which pack isan important industry, Cincinnati has lost i stigo beeanse it lies in too thickly tated seetion, where cattle ranges cannot exist and the supply is linnted. Chicago took the lead on account of its unexcelled railroad fi ilities, its supply of cattle and hogs com ing from every scetion of the west, Iis acking ¢ lishments will continue to in impor withstanding the founding ot other | ing centres. . The Chicago stock and packing houses now supporf ulation of oyver 100,000 and cover aren Kans: City next came the front, and although it has near as good a country to draw fron its \Illv'rl), its packing industry bas as sumed vist proportions, South Om 1 is destined to be a more important packing point from the fact of its being located m the midst of & rich id hog growing country and at very gate of the immense stock coun- try of the northwest, Nebraska, Dakota, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, ail being trib. utary to 1t he world is using more meat every year, provisions never being a drig on the market, and while prices may tluctu- ate the demand keeps fully abreast of the supply. The population of Europe has doubled during the past ecighty years, notwithstanding its terrific wars and an igration ungparalelled in of histol the same nerease the really ion as to whether a ¢ cun be seeured for Europe in this few decades hence, when the rapid in e of our own population is taken into consideration. The demand ertainly can never fall ofl. Thus the founding of Soutth Omahu as a stock yards and packing point beeame an urgent necessity. It was not a speeu- lation, and its success was assured from the start. The houses now operating there have found theiv business' profi ble, others are coming this year and foot of the land contained in the L corporation limits of South will soon be oc vast establishments, employing arniies of men, residences, stores, schools, churches and other buildings found 1w thriving, industrious city. With the purchase by G- Albright lately ot the now universally known as Al Choice, the land in South Omab: able for muanu convenient hausted, being the which the Union Pacific rail Bellevue road ran. When sighted, shrewd business men Albright invest nearly $70,000 1n erty they generally know what the about. The gen seem to he the proj ing by the rate at wh sold, and ch sured that his South Omaha 15 w. gronnd zht's prop- ‘o mvested. on the eve of a great prosperity, with employment for thous ands of ‘men throughout summer an winter and the lively trading incident to its business. - Buy a Few Of those clegant lots in ALBRIGIT'S CHOICE and double your money before spring. Albright is making lots of moncy for lots of people who purchase from him. Only a htile money required to buy a lot. - Lake Park. A beautiful traet lying in the southc part of the city, but three and one:l miles from the postolli and one-ha nule from the stock yards in Sou ha, has been platted and p) the market in five: lots at the excep tional low price of $1,250. $250 eash and the balance on one, two and thr. time. The addition is trave entire length by the B. & M. r; fording splendid trackage house facilitics, and is in v way suit able for a manufacturing Sight. Thi rru]u-rly is now placed upon the market by he Motter Real Estate agency on terms to please everybody and is sure to double in value during the next thirty days. Although the addittion has been on the market'but one day but ten lots remain unsold and they will be closed out during on all at onee i Ry EstaTe AGENCY, 211 South Fifteenth strect. e m— 500 Per Cent Profit has been made since last August by pur- chasers of lots from Mr. Albright, in the addition west of ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE. ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE BEATS THEM AND DON'I YOU FORGET 1T, - - Lake Park, ive acro lots for only each, 50 cash, balance one, tw W th ars. Only one-half wile from the stoc Morrer REAL EstATi AGENCY 211 South Fifteenth street ALL - - Buy a Few Of those elegant lots in ALBRIGIT'S CHOICE and double your money before spring. Albright making lots of money for lots of people who purchase from him. Only a little money required to buy a lot, Al Lake Park, Five acre lots for only $1,250 each. 50 cush, balunce one, two and three years. Only one-halt nile from the stock yards. Mo1TER REAL EsTaTe AGENeY 211 South Fifteonth strét - - Have You Seen Them? If not, eall on W. G, Avsricur and go out to Sovrn OMAHA with one of his agents to inspect the magnificent prop- erty known 15 ALsriGn's Cloice - - A good speculation Place, South Omaha, the stock yards Aaion Cany, Sox & Co 1522 Faruam Street Lots few in lnion blocks from — Lake Park, acre lots for only §1 ash, bulance one, twe Only one-half mile fron 50 each 1 three Morrer REAL ESTATE AGENOY, 211 South Fifteenth street - HK Sawyer & Tin and sheet rou workers, stacks. breetchings and heavy speciaity. Al work guurentced du jge street, Omaby. smoke iron 13 THE ‘A DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JANUARY 9, 1887.~TWELVE PAGES. previous to invoicing will commence Monday, Jan 10th, and continue ten days. e | Combmation Sutts. Combination Suits. We have a lavge nimber. thevefore, we intend making prices that will uary The object of this sale is to reduee stock, Tt must be done. tively too large, especially so in our Wherve we purpose making the greatest veduction, The following are a fow 40 Combination Suits, fine imported goods that vetaited for of owr many bargains: 3,000 yards of double and single width Al Wool | $22.50 we have marked down to 1 Union Goods; owr former price 35 to 50 cents, the price on Monday - Mt $11.50 25 G 11: Way Down Below First Cost. CIliS. REMNANTS, REMNANTS, REMNANTS. At almost your own price. There has heen a large accumulation and is needless to say that we will make the price almost noth- ing in comparison to their value. REMNANTS, REMNANTS, ronsisting of Serges, Tri- ~lined striped Cashmere; Don't fail_to see them. Owr rogular velail pr 28 to SL0, then 85 to S10 cheaper than could be purchased 0w we cut them still lower, far below cost, $22.50. On 0 der Down Planncls, in any combination of Mopries, plain and very desirable and 28 Combination Swits, very fine French goods, but up in bores with em- broidered panels, also camel’s haiv stripes, Milcado and Pevsion combing - l'rlu,-lltf;'v:;lj‘i"l'tl; ‘Ilifu'r been considered very cheap at from § 650 to SA00 yavds of double width Al Wool Gonds, Monday, © price, cots, Cashoneres, Camel’s Hair, Norfolk ] pieepiiveg o TR Gl g : $16.50 C t) "’”":.::»:I:'r;'”rv;:-’l‘,,,‘}v’f,.’,',':!;vir:ml’/" you wish to see these goods, as they ave very R e All ® $16.50 is About Walf Their Value. Our Best Combinations, $22 YELYETS ’ VELVETS ' ur Best Lombinations $ 30, REMNANTS Think of it!!! e :I’u'< lt;ll :wu At H alf Price| sl Second Table ; 8 GOl B e Main Aisle. Striped Velvets, Plaid Velvets, Brocaded Velvets, and Plain Velvels, NOVBINY Ve ets] I VT EoMUINALI5IL BF Yo% eta0 Blacle ATLIOIALS & At 55 Cents, 65 Cents and 90 Cents. - ’ Evening shades in Plushes, in plain and Movie stripe, Everything in TR S e S T , ( T o go. very eheap, ) O G prhr=leslesneRapasl Sepm b shrsplanhoih=laNe g Sa=heahsg) (SR mnapan . 5 . ’ Cloaks! Cloaks! Cloaks! Cloaks! Ladies’ Cloaks, Childrens’ Cloaks Notwithstanding the big reduction in prices we made the last week in December on our entire Cloak Stock, we have decided to take from these extraordinary low prices, an additional discount of 15 per cent, which will make the price of each garment about one half the manufacturer’s original price, We have adopted this method in order that customers may see that there is no deception. Every garment marked in plain figures.Our styles are the latestand most correct, all of this season’s purchase, consequently no old styles to palm off for new. Intending purchasers will find it to their advantage to examine ourstock before selecting elsewhere. These prices are made for the purpose of closing the balance ot stock before taking inventory. KELLEY, STIGER & CO., CORNER DODGE AND FIFTEENTH STREETS “Andrews B Under the name of the Two Orriraxs, located at 1113 Farnam street, opencd their doors to the public upon the eve of June 13, 185, with the determination of doing business with the people of Omaha ill be Ready Monday. friends of J, M. Buel an stman will be pleased to Ke-located. Mr.Frank Buncher, the w state man, E ry neat, 1511 Farnam street. wed upon the round floor in the heart ot the real New Hotel for Rent, Bros. new 5 story and brick hotel at corner of 13t most completed and ready has 104 rooms besides two and dining room— The Ba basement, and Jones i to rent. It stores, ell known Filed January 8, 1837, the Bk, W Coburn, sheriff, to F ton, w5 ot 3, bk 7, Lmpr tion add, sheris dbed— reported for nest € ment Kennis- n the Pax- Associa- ton hotel building, where they will t ning ut 30 p. | afternoon at 2 KELLEY, STIGER & CO’S. ' Clearing Sale The Ladies' Aid A, Fuller, wot, Wednos: requested m Society will meet with Mrs 124 South Twenty-fourth st b.m, Ladies to bring their thimbles, sutheran chureh Twentieth street. Service every Sunday 10 2. m. Sunday school 2 p. m. E. J, Trese, pastor In the Swedish Evangelieal Latheran church, corner of Cass s Ni“]w. nlm strects, divine servies and preachin the 5. A | m, at 10:90 &, m school at 3:30 p.m yrayer meeting, and Thursday evening, preaching of the gospel, Scandmavians aro invited to ate tend all the meetings Calvary Baptist church, Saunder strects Rev. A W. Clark, pastor, Preach- mg at 1080 1, m 4 780, p. m., by the pastor. Sunday school at & p. 1 Prayer meeting Wednesday cvening 740, e cordinlly invited to the service of this church, Unity church, corne venteenth Cass streets, Vi t 11l a. m 750 b m. Sabbath school at 1315, R W. E. Copeland, past Subject of sers mon this morning “Personal Respons silnlity,” Subjoct of evening locture, “The Corruptions of Christianity."” Preshyterian church, and Seventeenth streets rvices at 10350 o m. and 780 p.om. by the pastor, Rev, WoJd, Harsha. Sunday school close of mormng worship. Young peo- ples’ meeting at 645 p. m. The Saints Chapel, on T'we Clark streets, Preaching at U m T80 pm. Sabbath school at 1930 p.m, I'm\nvi meeting Wednesday evering. All German 1005 South and corner Dodge ty-rivst and Livst Congreg rital avenue n crvices at 1080 a. m. and 7:30 p. vices ted and p i morning 1 evening, by Rev. Lo T'Berry of mont. day school at noon, ~ All welcome. eth Presbyterian, Saunders streef, Wi, R Henderson, pastor. Sers at 1050w, m. and 730 p. m. Sunday schoolatnoen, — Young neople’s meeting at 6:80 pom. Meetings will ‘..- held every night this week, heginning 30 o' clock. Strangers made welcome at o1l services, St. Mary's avenue Congr church. Rev. Willard Scott wil both mornimg aud evening at 740, In the evening the sermon will to young people, who are_especially vited. Topie, “The First Sin- and Othex Sins.” A gospel scrvice with gospel hymns. Sunday school at noon. The Gospel Army, under the presi- deney of the Rev. My, Baxter, holds ite meetings heneeforth ¢ evening, in- cluding Sundays, at n the largo room sdjoining the couneil ehamber 1n the Gmaha city hall, corner Farnum and xteenth strects, which is well warmed, and illaminated by electrie light, 1t used to be an opera house. The entrance is from the Farnam strect front of tho building by the v ascent of a few steps along its outside on the left, iillsideC ongregational church H. C. Crane, pastor. Serviees at 11 and 730 p. m. Eyening subject, veat Lick-uy BoYD'SOPERA HOUSE MONDAY AND TUESDAY. January 10th and 11th Appearance of the World Renowned abernacloe church. W only HERRMANN Assisted by MME. HERRMANN, In his Ma ryvelous Entertainment The Lmperor of the Magic Art. Wonders 1. I' Potter to Arthur S Potter, lot 20, Potter’s ada, q e—=%1.00, stand Wife to G 1 Lyons, lot 7, ninn's 2d add, w d—$1,550. A S Potter and wife to Chas ¥ 21, blk 2, Potter’s add, q e—S1.00, Otto Lobeck and wite to A 1B Stephenson, 10113 Bontield, w d—S8i50), Alex B Stephenson to B F Wilson, lots 1 :u_ul 2 sub-div of lot 13 in Bonfield, w d- estate traflic, Mr. Bunehes one of the wnds for his business to be found in the city, as is evidenced by i ition which he has alre in - getting possession, suceeeds like sueeess.” Mr, continue to succeed, and will earry here- ter, as herctofore, one of the best lists of ail Kinas of ) ty to be found any- and by prompt, square dealing, sndeavor o ment the patronage of all who may be secking investments or desirous of realizing upon their present holdings. List your property with Buneler, 1511 Farnam street, and vieinity under an ness under system, the need of which had been felt so long, and to-day, in so short o time has elapsed since their opening, it he been found from their established record that they stand at the b d of the list the pioneers of povular prices in Omah: With the most complete elothing hot the west, including their merchant ing, of which they have made a W Eillby S sion for so many ver i, being youngz | 40 men of such enierprise growing up with | & Omahy itai, they certainly deserve | high nd the consideration of the publie at large. act a generai real estate bu the firm name of J Messr astman have been ed, Jones & Co. of this city for the past seyen years and i many friends in and around | Mr. Buchanan. the © mem- ber of the firm, is a splendid | estate value on account of hislong | residence in this eity, and having spent | : | | y mod- ears 35 the fepots and in the ter of good live hotel for a term cle ern cony house—ne: business, man o of ye: American one-price conn- Potter, lot Nothing reher will 00 per ye Mol 1 Real Estates & jndge of Alex B Stephenson to W Te sub-div of Jot 13, Bonfield, w d— Elisha Greenfielil to M and w 52 1t ots Tand § blk Association add, w d 0. Chas MeCormick to Hattie A Allen, lots 10 and 11, bik 5, MeCormick’s add, w d— 650, WV J 'Wagoner et al to Geo I (iibson et al, lot 18 in Okahami, w d—$1,500, to David Kauf- a Few i nt lots in ALBRIGIIT'S CHOICE and double your money before spring. Albright 15 making lots of money for lots of people who purchase | from him. Only u little money required to buy a lot start, n & d - Great k ement in Sorrit OMAIA over the way lots in ALsriGHT'S CHOICE Twenty-two lots sold in one d: - Buy a Few Have You Seen Them? OF the elegant lots i ALBRIGIIT'S If not, eall on W. G. Arsricur and go out to Sovrit OManA with one of his agents to inspeet th rnificent prop- 1y known as AL HOICE. 1 spring. Albright is wmaking lots of 1887, when the following moncy for lots of people who purchase | oflicers were I: Dircotor, . Rhy- from i, Ouly a httle money required H. Brewer; manager, to buy a lot treasurer, H. Jackson. wppointed a4 committee to ngements for their annual masquerade b After adjournment the band had a y pleasant time which they all enjoye Dr. Hanehett, Homeopath, 3, 15th, Union_Place blocks from it vior, lots 5 and 6 add to Omaha, toS V Winn, lot 2 d . A Good Sp ation is to buy a lot in Union Place, South Omuha, of Aarox Cany, Sox & Co., 1 Farnum street. sale opens Monday, Jan 10th, at 10 . n. Arcner & SOBOTKER, Room 4, Redick Block. 500 Per Cent, Profit has been made since Inst August by pur- chasers of lots from Mr, Albright in the addition West of ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE, ALBRIGHT'S CHOWCE BEATS THEM DT - o opens Monda - outh Omaha, only four also ixchange building. The »st addition pices and ms, Come 1y and buy ch AARON CAHN, SOoN & ( autter, lots 1 add to Omaha, nee, W al to Fr - The Boom s Immenss IN Sovri OMAHA PRORERTY, AND AL- IRIGHT'S CHOICE LEADS THEM ALL THERE IS NOT A BAD LOT IN 11115 BEAUTI- FUL PROPERTY. SRR Sy “They Arc Beautiful, and much vothan iu other Addi- tions, " is the usual verdiet regarding the 200 lots in ALBRIGHT'S CLHOICE, Lipton Place, sale opens Monday, Jan. 10th, at 10 a. m’. Arcner & SOBOTKER, Room 9, Redick Block, - Have You Seen Then If not, callon W. G. ALsricuT and go ont to Sourn Oyaua with one of his agents to inspeet the magnificent prop- erty known as ALzriGur's Cnoice. 3 Rustin and wife to Ellen M Coad, blk 140, W d—$30,000, Cutler and wife to_ Wilson O 9 blk 2, Hillside add No, 1, w d— iteh, trustee, to Bent Anderson, lot Linnwood park, South Omaha, w d ALL Lipton Place, sale opens Monday, Jan, 10th, at 10 a. m. Anrcner & SOBOTKER, Room 9, Redick Block, - Lapton Place, sale opens Monday, Jan, f 3 sW ARy ww 14 10, all'in 10, 14, 13, w d Alien K Kilby et al to' Mary 10, bik 18, Carthage, w d - $600, ARCIER & SOBOTKER oom 9, Redick Bloc HER & SOBOTKE, it Room 9, Redick Block. 2 "Suiiley, lot - - 500 Per Cent Profit aye You & ? If not, call on W, G, ur and go out to Sovrn OMana with one of his Agents to inspeet the magnificent prop erty known as Avpricne’s Cloice, Allen E Kilby ¢ ary 5 Smil nd 9, block I 31,200, K Burns, lot = g iy lots Money made by purcha b g Union Place, Sonth Omaha, in Souti OMAnA over the weres and AARON CARN lots in ALBriGu’s Cooice are 1822 Twenty-two lots sold in one day. —~—— sale opens Monday, Jan, s been made sinee last August by pur. chasers of lots from Mr. Albright, in the addition west of AL 11's CHOICE, ALpricne's CHOICE BEATS F1IEM AND DON"T YOU FORGET 1T, Felt Slippers. . ... Ladios Warm’ Shoos.; Buftalo Boots. . .. Beaver Boots o Sheep Lined Boots. | Ove hoes. . Vlanmel Lined’ S| Warm Slippers Misses and Child Sarali 15 going. 4, bk 8, Pia o 750, nam Stroot, W. G Albricht {o the public plat of Al- it's Cholee, heing sub div of part of 0, 18, T—dedicated, I osewater to Bdward Kohn, lot Jevome park, w d-81,100, . Amy to Anielia Weber, lot 2 bl 23, ALL 8) G tement in SouTit Oxan over the way seres and lots in ALsriGnr’s CHOICE are going. ARCTER & SOBOTKE Tywenty-two lots sold in one day. Room 9, Readick 11 Lake Park Great Excitement lots for onl 200 each, | in SovTi OyMana over the way « balance one, two and three | lots in ALricur’s Cluoice Oily one-haf mile from the stock | Tiventy-two lots sold in one day. Sold Out, The C. H. Pateh Co, sold their entire stock this week to Mr. Fred Herrmann, who opens for business Monday morning AlrTieremann owns the lirgest dry 2oods | has heen made sinee lust August by pur {iristment in Patesmouth, and will | chasers of Jots from Mr. Albright, in the Ry St 0 e addition west of ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE, S GG ALBRIGUT'S CHOICE BEATS THEM A Bargain, AND DON'T YOU ¥O. ', feet 8. K. cor. Douglas and 8th . B Mavse, W. Cor. 15th and Harnéy - Linton Place, sale onens Monday, Jan 10th, at 10 a, m ARCHER & SOBOTKE Room 9, Redick B - Somethi \ Choice, We have placed in our nand for the nest five days only about fifty ucres of land withinthree ‘miles of stock yards that will plat nicely into one or five ) lots, that will scll very quick at from §300 to #5300 per acre, How does this strike yuni Call and investigate Hicains & Co. M. L. 1506 Douglus st Lipton 1 - 10th, at 10 a, m. . DIE TARTON — Mary Philomeno danghter of William and Catherine Whar- ton, January 8, at 4 o'c A, N conzestion of of the lungs, aged 1 year and | 4months. Funeral to-da ulehier cemetery ., Wharton, I to Gussie A. Sydel, lot oW 1,750, Al wife to Rus 1%, Hanscom pl res and at 5:50 p. ., at Holy Sep Zoing L 1, MeCague 1ots 1 and 10 el Boyd’s add, w d P, Proyn and wife to Wl Jefleries to the South for 1L atvery low prices at H. Donre & Co. s, 1119 Farnam St., btw. Hith and 15th “They Are Beautiful, and much larger than in other Addi- tions,"" is the usual verdict regavding the 200 lots in ALpriGHY's CHOICE, - Aaron Cahn, Son & Co., y m street, ean scil you Union in South Omaha” at lowest prices and casy terms, Call early and Becure one, Morrer REAL EstaATe AGENCY, 1 South Fifteenth street, 1y It Cost, 00, public_ plat of a, sub-div of Choice—dedi- lot “They Are Beautiful and much larger than in othe tions '"is the usual verdiet v 200 lots in ALsrIGHY'S Cliow - Lake lots for - . BHOO Per Cent Profiv Addi- ding the Boges and wi to Frank Bushy, 1 2, blk B, Arbor g ), A M, R MeCoy t @3, und lot 14, blk ! 15 in 14 and Jot 1 Figrence 3 ¢ o of Neb, to Tyron 800,00 n'to James Cosgrave, lot 1, blk L 1, elvidera W, b2 satoon HO 0 i - - talthas Jetter and wi to Eleazer ukeley, Lipton Place, sale opens Monday, Jun. | 10110 amd (1. bik b ettbre adi. o 8. Ontati: 10th at 10 a, . Ww. D, 8 00, Ancuer & SOBOTKER, Dworak et al to G, W. Day. Toom 9, Redick Block, | Kogers sub., W. i, $700.00. ~ NOTIOLS, ark. only ALL vy, lot 16, hik Dl 1353, and » - and out lots Great itement in Sovrin Osana over the wa, lots in ALsriGur's Cuowce are Twenty-two lots sold in one day, ud thr v §250 cash, ) alf mile from the stock years yards. Moirer ReA 211 South Fift —— The Boom s Im IN Souri OMAUA PROPERTY, AND AL- BRIGHT'S CHOICE LEADS THEM ALL THERE 1S NOT A BAD LOL IN THIS BEAUTL FUL PROPERTY. of the weather e will be continued nd Wednesday, - “They Are Beaurifal, and much larger than in other Addi- tions," is the usnal verdiet rding the - Owing to the inclemen ). Falcone wd U & Co,, B0 acres AGENCY, e nth street ense - 500 Per Cent Profit has been made since last August by pur- ors of lots from Mr. Albright, in the addition west of ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE, ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE BEATS THEM AND DON'T YOU FORGET 11 South Omaha. Union Place lots for sale by Aarox CAnN, Sox & Co., ! Farnain street, you make if you do not purchase a lot at onee in Union P! South Omaha, of Aanroxn Cany, Sox & Co., 2 Farnum street H South Omaha Union Place lots for sale cheap at the Differen Churches Th Swedish M. E. chy street, between Cass s a. | Preaching on Sundays w., and | Youn: people's prayer iacet 0 p. m. Prayer macting Wednes vening. Cluss meeting Friday g at 745 S vians aro | codially invited, Olin pastor, First Baptist chuech, corner Fifteenth ond Davennort sty Dr. Ira E. Ken it of the University of | es, Will preach at 10:30 w u Sunday Clio 12 o weeting 1 ox & Co.'s, - arnam Strect The Boom is lmmense in South Omaha Property and ALiriGit's o1k leads them all, THERE 15 NOT A BAD LOT in this beautiful property. AsoN Catix ALL . Buy a Few cgant lots in ALBRIGHT'S wd double your money befc spring. Albright is making lots money for lots of people who pur from him. Only alittle moncy required 1o buy Lip 10th & Of those CAOICE e The Boom is Immense IN SOUTH OMAHA PROPERTY, AND BRIGHT'S CHOICE LEADS TIHEM THERE 15 NOT A BAD LOT IN Tliis FUL PROPERTY of - hard C. Moore has returned to his 152 ice, 1503 Farnam street, Office hours - RIEATY S ;l(,,”. b Tolephono 4 | M. Goblet { of the new French - ~ ministry, is beautifully built Tom Thumb, with & big head, staring and | prowinent eyes, # long, snubby-ended and an air of splenaid self-conli AL ALL. BEAUTL on - I G oane Mandas: Jan Lipton Place, sale opens Monday, Jan, 10th, at 10 . w n Place Wu wm — iaisale of Cloaks at Fale which was interrupted by the incles of the weather, will be continued Mo day, Tuesduy and Wednesday, -~ Fhesp nose, ARCHER & SOBOTKE, dence ARCHER & SORBOTKER Room 4, Redick Block - inyite in Johnson Have You Scen Them? m to hear rattle of If not, cati on W. G ALsricur and go the tramp of soldicrs out to Sours Ouaia with one of his andd the matte gon agents to | il t prop- | far that oue tawily nas lettfor the main erty known 1OICE. laud, All ure People livi island, San dusky bav skeletons and - Boom is lmmense In Sovt Oymana PROPERTY, AND Al KIGHT'S CHOICE. LEADS THEM © ALL. | THERE 15 NOU A BAD LT AN THIS BEAU- | lltl PROPELTY The {he “The A Beautiful, uch larger than in other Add the usual verdiet regarding the s in ALsRIGHT's CLOICE, " Beth-Eden | at 4:15 p. Congregnt at dp. . us ALpki ma, st Al trains « Unceasing. Seeure seats at Box Oflice THE RAIWAY TIVE TABLES OMAHA, | Arrive UNION PACL Depot 10th and Pier | Pacific EXpress. . .| 7:560 am s:00 Denver Express. ) i 10:2 » 1| Express D by cent Sunda pm am pm D& R Depot 10th COB&Q R R Depot 10t anid 1 Mail ana Express Chicago Fxpress K, .St J. & C, H Depot 10th and 1" ; | Via Platt=mouth 0 pin’ 0:20 D ts ) am’ 6:00 0 920 am pm P Depot Sioux City *Baneroft A *Excent Su \ St. F 15t LRIt 0 am, 545 am i “MISSOUT Depot 15t Day I2 S Y'ds.| Omaha *Except Sund Trams leay potin_ Oma; Iy 505 o, @ f 0 neyand those leaving «10 16:00/ 11 6200 am *6:15am | 7:05 4 1 #S:10am| 5 0 2 1000 iy 4 )} 10355 m Union stc | 2:00 pm o, 1. 0 thro all others arcrey vards dumny tween stock Omana, yards ., Leave RAINS, Pransier. Owihi T m! 085 am *[ixcept Sunday, 7: 8115 am) % fConnects with 8, €, & . at Conneil Biufls. 025 A Connects with C 1, & 0042 am’ 9500 an Woo €M & #1057 am 10300 i &1 at 17 am 11010 am 5 #1280 pru| *1:00 priy 1Conneets with W, St b ) I at Couneil Blufls, i ) pin Conneets with all eve pn’ 500 pin trains for Chicuzo ot 1200 pim Couneil Bluffs, ains 6 300 pim leave Omaha at Union B30 pin Pacific depot, 10th and 6:10 pin Picrce streets, | 0 1 i 10:00 pm 1205 pin Pl 1t COUNCIL BLUKES, Airive Transier depot Lei CONNECTING LINES Transfer | depot [ L&l a5 am *Lxcept Sunday. 1 9:05 a4 m #5225 pon tExcept Monday, G40 0 *T60 pim Co& N W, daily fi18 4 9:15am 7:00 L 1 OB &Q All traiy iam fun d 700 m on Al trains 1 Vi pm am 220 b 0 pu 0pm L 9058 m u; B0 pm