Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 16, 1887, Page 8

BEAUTIFUL "BI:\S()\,“ lharms Upon Wh.rh the Emigrants of '48 Feasted Their Eyes. fhe Latter Day Zion Being Repro- duced in Omaha—Scenes ot a Model Addition Northe west of Town, The “Saints” who, under the leader thip of their chosen prophet, left Flor :nce forty years ago to cross the plains ind mountaing and build a n Zion on hhe shores of Great Salt lake, claimed to se guided in all things by inspiration and revelations from on high, which came shrongh the Lord’s servant, Brigham Young. Their New Jerusalem was platted by nspiration, each block consisting of ten acres, with a park or court in the center, while the four sides of the square were planted with trees, which n the later years make Salt Lake City look like a veritable paradise. Through the mter a broad avenue extends from Eagle Gate due south to the mount ains, thirty miles away, where the valiey terminates abruptly at the barren flanks of the Oguirrh range. Whether inspira- tion had anything to do with the .\Im‘- mon pioneers’ work or notis a dis) question to be left to the Gentiles and saints to settl Travelers who hav made the grand tour, however, dec B that there is no scenery nor any eity in the world so beautiful as this western Zion, and if the order y received could be credited to no higher authority, King Brigham certainly made sonie pretty good guessing. There must have been a revelation somewhere about nn\,,.m of th latel lm there lar f new Ullmh:x to those alleged to ha B the work of divine orders. There ndications at least that history is agam about to repeat itself. There™ are the wide, regular streets, with one lead- ing from'the Gate City straight out to the Rocki nd on across them It is the O1d Military Road and runs throu, || the of the (.mn e vlmmt - On either sidy which the r uts marched forth to glory and Unc! 1‘~. am’s troops to frory reeeptions at the hands of the sav- ages, are lots of from t i down to those which for the humbler home. The lots to be as beautiful as nature wded by lllU landseape fgardiner ean make ‘them, Smooth velvety lawns of emerald hue will be s everywhere, over and above all will w the branches of the hardy evergreen, and the broad-leafed catalpa, for the genius that planned so elegant an carthly para- dise, did not leave 1t to the choice of fickle man to make or mar its beauty, but provided for the tree planting and the parking while he was us yet sole master., Such is the future_destinéd for the new est and finest addition platted in north- west Omaha—known as ** Benson.” Benson covers a tract of 866 acres, pur- chased in one body by Erastus Benson, a wealthy lowa eapitalist who had long ago singled itout as a brivate venture. . His enterprise alrendy contemplated the ¢ tire details of the work from the si the lots to the 10,000 tre be set out on them, 'y given a purchaser reserves to the pre owner the right to the tree plantin is not done before the sale oc is also a guarant ‘h purchaser that there will be a ex lnu- built and in ation to th ' t it of *'Be ' strects by September 1st, 1 though it will be completed just as much lier as possible. The lots comprise several sizes, the 50-foot lot, the half acre, cre, the 5 and the ¢ lots, to suit the pu ot aprinee or of an humble American soyercign. ‘They are located on & truly exquisite site and are only four miles from the po oflice, yet th put on the market at wonderfully Iow prices and easy terms. “Benson,” like many other exception- ally fine properties, is’brought out under the control and ageney of C. E. Mayne whose unvarying good fortune in operations has come to be conside pledge also for the present and future, and of John L. Metiague, the banker. And certainly it was never given to one to handle more desirable real estate than that which is now to become the beanti- ful homes of “Benson,” placed within the ch of men who would be charged twice as much for lots in other additions about the city that are twice ar far from the heart of the town and with none ot the natural charms which are possessed by “Benson” and no such ambitious plans as are to make ita n w173 py ra- dise. There is no need to draw on the imag- ination to endow this favored spot with additional beauty, It has merits enough to need no fictitious ones ascribed to 1t and under C. E. Mayne's and J. L. Me- Cague’s management it will not go a begging for adm s, nor re- main long on the market for want of purchasers, Th plans of the owners in reg are bona fide and will be carried out to the letter, until this has become an oasis upon which the eye of the casual visitor, as well as those to whom it is “*hom will dwell with de- light as upon a vision, and hasten to turn to it again, and it will be the favorite ob- ject sought in a drive on the boulevard or the Sunday sauuterer in quest of health or ple Within ~ twelve months the pri sked for the lots will scem insignificant and then there will come the time to regret the loss of the golden opportunity offered of getting @« home t will be a thing of beauty and a joy forever, o — Remember Benson, ——— rance Boys and Girls, company of the Sunday School Temperance army gave a very pleasant en- tertainment Friday evening in the Christian church, Dr. Joseph 1L Foy addre boys and girls on the important subj *Habit,” and illustrated it with many ant Ineidents, which were interesting t botn old and young. Following is the programme of the young volunteers: Speech, 1 Am a Temperance Boy arence dtatler, Recitation The W, C. T, U. A R .....The Pleader Jessie Wells, Song - Away the Bowl Ina Kennedy, Essie Wells, Mawmfe Davis, Aunnie Peters and Lottle Vineent. Speech...... The Beter Time Andrew Thonias. Recitation oo Licensed Gertie Pugsloy. Dialogue We Driik” with the Goodiy Conpany Laura Austin, Annie Christie, Lydia Parkerand Jennie Hultman, Speech TV Whisky aud ‘Tobaceo Stephen Lacey. ng.... Temperance Boys and Girls Are We Nettie Haverley, Lydia Parker, Pearl Prait, Je nnn« Hultinan and Annie’ Christie. Speech.... . Look Not on the Wine Chaxles Spain, Reeitation........ Beware of Creoked Whisky Deliab Pugsley. Speech ... +...Growing ‘Lottie Medlock, Dialogue...... . C ce of ‘Trades Charles Witwarsh, Chailes er, Mawie “Trudeil, Marcella Dramm, Wm. Witiarsh, Myrtle Maddox, Alice Statler, Clyde Spain and Bert Christie, Speech eae ‘The Pure Water Pheole urwell, Recitation...... . ..Our Pledge Miunie Hunnel, Carriages will run between the oflices of C. E. Mayne and Beunson all. day Mounday to give everybody a ehance to select & Joton the fist day of sale, THE OMAHA DAILY BEE OMAHA NOT NLGLECTED. While Devoting 8o Much Time to Florida Just Now, W. H. Green s Not Neglecting Omaha, Such a boom has been created on the Dr. J n property by Mr. Green, the real estate agent 5 South Thirteenth street, that these beautiful 5-acre tracts are nearly all sold, and the purchasers who have been supplied with free round- trip tickets to Tampa, Florida, are pre paring to go in a body ahout February | 20th. Dr. Jansen has authorized Mr. Green to sell th such a low figure that it must necessarily go very rapidily. It is well adaptedfor orange grow- ing and 18 situated in the best of Florida, near Tampa bay. Although so much has been said of Florida of late. Mr. Green, be it understood, is not by any means neglecting his Omaha bargains, having during the past wrek sold more propert at better prices than in any one week du ing his busimess careerin thiseity. He has always a number of special snaps on hand, un which a handsome profit can be made by the purchaser. He can show you bar- guins in lots in every addition to Omana as well as 5-acre tracts in Florida, CHURCH NOTICES, To-dn Seivices at the Different Churches Throughout the City, Tn the Swed angelical Lutheran church, of Cass and Nincteenth streets, divine servies and preaching by the p: 5. A, Fogelstrom, at 10:3( m. and 730 p.m. Sunday school 1 Vel ening, vrayer meeting, and Thursday evening, preaching of the £0s yol Seandinavians are mvited to at- tend all the meetings. First Baptist church, corner Tifteenth and Davenport streets, Dr. Ira B Ken ney, ex-president of the University of Des Moines, will preach at 10:30 a. m. and 740 p. m. Sunday sehool at 12 o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday TH0p. m. Free scats, Allare invited. Strangers welcomed, German Lutheran church, 1005 \nu(h Twentieth street. Service ever) 10 0. m. Sunday school 2 p. m. e, pastor. ry Baptist church, Saunder strects AW, pastor, Pr 10:30 ¢ nd 7:30, m., astor. S school 3 p. wyer meeting Wednesday evening at 0. All are cordially invited to the ¢ of this church. Presbyterian church, corner Dot and Seventeenth streets Serviees 0 p. m. by the pastor, J. Harsha. Sunday school at » of morning worship. Young pe ples’ meeting at 645 p. m. * St. Mark’s E cal Lutheran, Saun- ders strect, ne rles. Rev. George . Schnur pastor. Church services and preaching by nw pastos 30 a. m. and § v school 0 p. m. \y rm.-.m.w\\.-.1...“'..\ 7:80 p, m. Morning service, the Holy' Communion, subject, *“The Wedding at St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran y school m2ets at 3 p. M; No. 1526 South Thirteenth street. Rev.J. S. Detweiler, nastor of Kountze Memorial church, announces a series of Sunday evening lectures on the general topic, A Sick Man.”” The first lecture to-morrow evening will be “Man With Sick He: she.” First German Free Evangelieal church, corner Twelfth and Dor s, BV, F. H. W. Bonechert pastor. Sabbath school at 2:30 p. m. Church services and aching by the pastor at 10 4 730 p. m. Kemember, the new church with the white spire. Rev. W. J. Harsha w speak to-mor- row evening at the Dodge stieet church on the subjeet, “Is There a Second Pro- bation for Man®” The young people of the city cordiaily weleonied. Beth-Eden Baptist churel Scrviees at 4:15 p. m. at St. Mary's Avenue atio church. Sund school D.m. Prayer meeting Thursday eve- ning at 7:30 p. m. ‘The Ladic Aid society will meet with Mrs, . S, Rich- ardson, 1133 Georgia avenue, Wednesd afternoon at 2 p. n. The Gospel Army, which is reaching the non-church going of this city and having good audicnecs, hold their meet- ings every week evening at 8 o'clock and on Sunday at 3 and 730, They meet in the large room up stairs in the old city hall building on Farnam and Sixteenth streets, 1ce on Farnam up stars.” Come and help us. Jumes Earl, Lundeen, from Neb, will ocenpy the Swedish church, Nortih Eighteenth street, at 10 30 m. and 745 p. m., and also every eveng until Thursd Seventeenth and Cass_streets vice at 11 a. m. No evening service-Sabbath school at 12:15. Rev. A.M, Knapp, of Boston, will preach this morning, Tabernacle — kirst Congregational church. wvenue near Eighteenth s at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. . Preaching in the ing by the ne tor, Rev. A, F. Sh vening— Spel m ing, led by the pastor, with an address by Mr. Ensign and others of the Y. M. C. A of this city. A hearty in- vitation to all, especially young men. Sunday school at noon. North Presbyterian, Saunders street Rev. Wm. R. Henderson, pastoy vice at 10330 0. m, and 7:30 p. m. 3 schoolatnoen. Young peop! meeting at 6:30 Strangers made welcome at oll servie St. Mary's avenue Congregational church. Rev. Willard Scott will preach both morning and evening at 10:30 and in the evening and sermon on irst Brothers and Other Brothers.” Sunday school at noon. United Presbyterian chureh, corner Park avenue it street, ach- a.m. and 750 p. m. by A. Henderson. Sabbath 0. Prayer meetin 730 Wednesday evening.” You are welcome to all these meetings i Remember Benson. ——— Der Schwabeustreich, This evening Mrs. Elise Baureis, leading lady of the Deutschies theater at Boyd's opera house, will be tendered a bene- fit oy her many friends. Mrs, Baureis is a painstaking, capable actress, who has justly Wol tavor among many of the patrons of the theater by her intellizence, prudence and general efforts w enfertain. ter piece, Schwabenstreicl.” is a most amusing tion, giving scope to all kinds of feeling the company to appear to_advantage. Mr Baurels’ friends ought to give her an excel- lent recs n - to-night, lina Lin- demann will make her fitst appearance i wany weeks, South Omaha on one side and Benson on the other, the two best properties to buy for investment-—investigate. Gone to IKest. Yesterday, A" J. Begly, d about fifty- seven years, book-keeper for Hurjey, the com- wission werehant on Dodge street, died after a short illness. Tl old gentlewan had loug dent of Omaha and was buried b the undeaking rooms of Barrett & lh Afy, Carriages will run between C. E ne's oflice and South Omaha all day Monday. (o and take a ride and see the city of South Omaha and the cheap lots. George Barnie and J. H. Green of the assenger department of tne Union l’;uui leave bt for St. Paul to attend. the o} of the St, Pgul Carnivalg SOUTH OMAHA & BENS fenson & Sonth Omaha, C. E. Mayne ean show more and better property than any other agentin the city. and see Benson, ™ 500 Per Cent Profit has been made since last August by pur- chasers of Jots from Mr. Albright, in the addition west of ALERIGHT'S CHOICE, ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE BEATS THEM ALL AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT. PR3 “Benson.”’ South Omaha on one side and Benson on the other, the two best properties to buy for investment—investigate. The Boom is Immense inSouth Omaha Property and ALniic cnorck leads them all. THERE 1S NOT BAD LOT in this utiful property. ——— South Omaha on one side and Benson on the other, the two best properties to buy for investment—investigate, Remember Benson, plantot - — The Boom is Lmmense IN SouTi OMAIA PROPERTY, AND Al BRIGHT'S CHOICE LEADS THEM ALl THERE 18 NOT A BAD LOT IN THIS BEAUT FUL PROVERTY. -~ South Omaha on one side and Benson on the other, the two best propertics to buy for investment—investigate, “Benson,” - 500 Per Cent Profit has been made since last August by pur- chasers of lots from Mr, lemm in the addition west of ALsriGuT's CHOTCE, ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE BEATS THEM ALL AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT. il i “Benson. . Carringes will run between C. E yne's oflice and South Omaha all day Mond Go and take a ride and see the city of South Omaha and the cheap lots, e Paste This Up, SOUTH OMATIA, BENSON, OrcuArb Hin MAvYNE Pra RIvERVIEW, MAYNE'S ADDITION, The very best property for investment. For plas and prices |1| on . B Mavyse 15 wnd Harncy. s ol South Omaha on one side and Benson on the other, the two best_properties to buy for investment—investigate. Remember Benson. Pt D LU Buy a Few Of those elegant lots in ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE and doubleyour money before soring. Albright is making lots of money for lots of people who purchase from him. Only a hittle money required to buy a lot. es will run between C. ¥ Mayne ind South Omaha ail duy Monda Go and take a ride and sce the city of South Omaha and the cheap lots, — m—— Remember Benson. e Have You Seen Them? If not. eall on W. G. ALsricur and go out to Sovtn OMAHA with onc of his agents to inspeet the r ie erty known as ALpraant's Citorc = - Remember Benson. ———— South Omaha on one side and Benson on the other, the two best properties to buy for investment—-investigate. —— Remember Beuson, A Piece of Advice. Do you know anything about South Omaha? How long since you were dow the Do you know the little city is about as bigas Council Bluffs already? By all means take adrive to South Omaha to-morrow and open your eyes. Wo in- tend to sell 100 lots” Monda they are cheap. You cannot miss even if you get the worst Jot in the whole town.” Pl only to $1,000. Terms on sash, ree in 12 cqual quarterly ments interest 7 per cent. Call on C. Mayne, Sole Ageut, N W cor. 15th and Harney. ———— South Omaha on one side and Benson on the other, the two best properties to buy for investment—investig Remember B The Boom se IN SouTi OMAHNA PROPERTY, AND AL- BIY r's CHOICE LEADS THEM ALL THERE 1S NOT A BAD LOT IN THIS BEAUTI- FUL PROPERTY. e Remember Benson. South On on one side and Benson on the other, the two best properties to buy for investment-—investigate. Remember Benson, ——— The Boom is IN Sovri OMAHA PROPERTY, AND AL- BRIGE CHOICE LEADS THEM ALL. TuERe 18 A BAD LOT IN THIS BEAU- FUL PROPERTY - South Omaha on one side and Benson on the other, the two best properties 10 buy for investment—investigate. o —— “Benson has been made August by pur- chascrs of lots from Mr. Albright in the addition West of ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE, ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE BEATS THEM ALL AND DON'T YOU FORGET 1T, — Carriages will run between the oflices of C E. Mayne and McCague Bros. and Benson all diy Monday to give cve body a chance to sclect a lot on the first day of sul e — South Omaha on one side and Benson on the other, the two best properti buy for investment— Remember Ber Notice of Dissolution, The firm of I’ Rocco & Co. is this day dis solved by mutual consent. I 1 have this day assoclatéd with me in busi- ness my brother, Mr. Frank Itoceo, and Mr. Charles 11, Nuntmaker, undey the firm name of ROCCO BRO, & CO., at my old place, 104 South 14th St. Mr. ¥ Roeco has for several years been encaged in the fruit business in Kansas City, Mo.. and Mr. Nunemaker has for many yéars kept the books tor V, Scalzo & Co., of “Kansas' City, ud boih having added largely 1o the al in the business, and having a thorough kuowledge of the fruit trade, we feel confi- dent that with our ample facilities finan: v, and long experience in the busine ) please our patrons both in the city and country P, Rocco, Owmaha, Neb., Jan, 15, 1857, L AT Carriages will ran between the oflices E. Mayne and Benson all day Mon- day to give everybody a chance to selcet a lot onthe first day of sale, e Union Place, The cream of South Omaha, 100 choice lots, only_five minutes walk from busi- 2 and packing houses of South Mitchell & Haines, 122N, 16th , Omaha. Room 18, Exchange. South Omaha. c— South Omaha on one side and Benson on the other, the two best properties to 4 buy for investmeni—lvastioaig Lots can be bought in this addition trom $200 to $400, onso easy terms that any one can have a chance to make money in Ad:hlluu —this b been y that could not get in owd., He has increased hi Arrangements to ¥ m. next Monday lw \ull run ween his oflic body now line of South On ers. ‘The South On decided to o on Feb, 1st. se wishing tobuy o Tot y and take a ride ity and seles “Benson.” The Boom 1x luuu:-nsm, IN Sovri BRIGHT'S THERE 15 NOT FUL PROPERTY. outh Omaha on one on the other, the two best properties to buy for investment Remember “They A and much large tions, " is the usual verdict regarding the 200 lots in ALBRIG Carri Mayne Mond: city of South Omah Remember “Benson, South Omaha on on on the other, the buy for investment—nvestigate, Remember B Of those CHOIC from him to buy a lot, Remember Benson. South Omaha on one & on the other, the two best properties to buy for investment in SoUTH OMAHA OV lots in ALBRIGHT'S Twenty-two lots m] 1 in one - “‘Benson,"" South Omal on the other, the buy for investment “Beuson,” HAGEDORN'’S HAG—EDORN (== ADDITION ST. P W [T 4 TR 8 a 1001§ PAULSEN % CO., Sole Agents, 1513 Farnam St., Omaha, Nebraska. ; terms being one-tenth cash and balance on monthly payments. noom. "peseyoInd 301 YOBS YIIM PoySIUINS oq [[IA 9[313 99jueIend ¥ -sseis anyq ur‘punoid (oasuo Omaha’s real estate "BXSBIGON ‘BUBWQ 38 WBUIB] §ICT ‘S1U85Y 908 ‘O & NES TNV I '39813S QT UO ‘SPUNOLH IIBg 813 JO YIIOU S[IW B C SYJYSIe-0a4y3 ‘Jodep oury 3[og oy} 18aU Pa3eoo] SI UoIppe ST, n Ore I| ||«l llx]l at least 150 people turned owing to the wd Co. having ces 10 per cent foud Jga for lown to the bustling A BAD LOT IN TIS BEAUTI- other Addi- wd the cheap le —— —— “They Are Beautifal, and nunh larger than n ullur \«lh tions," is the usualiver g 200 lots in A and Benson two best properties to clegant lots in ALBRI ud double your money before spring. Albright money for lots of people who pure Only a little money requir and Benson on one side and Benson two best properties to Buy a nt lots in ALBRIGH CHOICE « y y before spring aking lots of money for lots of people who purchase from lim. Only u little money required to buy u lot —~—— “Benson. - South Ulm\ll Lon one side and Benson on the other, the two best properties to buy for investment—investigate, “Benson,"’ - - “They Are Beautiful, and much ger than iu other Addi- tions," is the usual verdiet regarding the 200 lots in ALsriGr’s Cros “Benson.” Them? If not, eall on W. (. ALpiiGur and go ont to Sovrn Omana with oneof his ents to inspect the magniticent prop- erty known as ALgricur’s CHolcE, - - Sonth Omaha on one side and Benson on the otier, the two best properties to buy for investinent—investigate, “Benson,” Great Exciiement in Sovti OManA over the way acres and lots in ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE g ing. Twenty-two lots sold in one day. Sl Remember Benson m— wrriages will run between €. E Mayne's oflice and South Omaha all day Monday. Go and take a ride and sce the ity of South Omaba and the cheap lots. —— “They Are Beautiful, and much larger than in other Addi- tions ' is the usual verdict regarding the 200 lots in ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE, -~ Remember Benson o —— South Omaha on one side and Benson on the other, the two best properties o buy for investment —investigate, Remember Benson. e —— Buy a Few Of those elegant lots in ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE and double your money before spring. Albright is making of money for lots of people who™ purcha from him. Only a little money requ to buy & lot. - South Omahu on one side and Benson on the other, the two best propertics to buy for investment—investigate “They Are Beautiful, and much larger than in othe tions," is the usual verdict regarding the 200 lots in ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE, e “Benson.” - - 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 ALL AND DON'Z YOU FORGEY IT, act, The very best property to buy. Souri ONAnLA, BENSON, Orcrarn Hir, Mavyne Prace, RivERy Every one gilt e We handle nothing that is not good. We reject the ageney of more propes ru every day than' four-fifths of il estafe nts in the city have combincd. “The pnml of the pmllhvu, Call at my oflice is the eating thereof. you will alwi of you, but w salesmen to wait on custon Mayne w;ll Monday. ke a rid city of & nu(hl)m wha and the cheap lots. pladhol o LAy “Benson.” - 500 Per (¢ has been made since ast August by pur ch s of lots from Mr. A i i addition west of ALsiaGir's Ciiorer ALpriGne's CHOICE BEATS AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT, L iages will run Mayne's oflice and South § a ride and see the city of Sonth Omaha and tne —————— Monday. Go and take Remember Benson. i Great Excitement in SouTH OMAHA over the lots in ALsriGur’s Cron Twenty-two lots sold in one - Remember Benson, Carringes will _run Mayne's office and South Omaha Monday. Go and take city of South Omahu and the ¢ e —— “Benson.” - Buy a ¥ Of those clegant lots in ALBRIGHT CHOICE and double your money befq spring. Albright is money for lots of people from hum. Only a little money required to buy a lot. ———— “Benson,” - South Omaha on one on the other, the two best buy for investment--inve S ha Lots yne is selling them at the prices ( ) at are undoubtedly ve out & doubt will double first “Benson." Haye Y If not, eall on W, out to SOUTH OMAHA with o Agents to inspect the magnifi ety known as ALBRIGHTS CHOICE Great Excitement in SoUTI OMAnA over the way acres and lots in ALsriGur’s Cuorce are going Twenty-two lots sold in one da) - will run between und South Oma i . Go and take aride and sce th city of South O and the cheap lots, “Benson, Have You Seen Then If not, eall on W. G. ALsiian nd gra ont to Souri Oyana with one of his agents to inspeet the magnificent prop- erly known as ALBIIGIT'S CHOICE, -~ HBenson e will run between 0 F Mayne's oflice and South Omaha all day Monday. Go and take a ride and the city of South Omal 1 the cheap lots. Great Excitement in Sovrii OMA1IA over the way ne: and lots in ALsiiGHe's Crose ving. Twenty-two lots sold in one - Carriages will be in readiness during the whol, y Monday to tuke varties to South Omaha avd Benson, Call at my oflice and take a ride—It will cost noths ing whether you buy a lot or not C, B, MAYNE, Have You Seen Them If not, call on W. G. Aruricnr and go ont to Sovri OMana with one of his agents to inspeet the magniticent prop- erty known as ALBriGHT'S CHOICE, PEOPLE'S THEATRE. One Week and Saturduy Mutines, Commencing Monday, January 17. THE COMEDY DRAMA, SILVER SPUR Tt eraparnea Wit Songs, D and Banjo Solos, o MIKARO EBAND, ADMISSION 5 AND 85 CENTS. PEOPLES' THEATRE, teturu of the Favorites, WALTERS COMEDY CO The Churming Soubrette, Miss Nellie Walim, In o Repertoire of Unegualied Excetier e of 1 e W. WALTERS NG Kitty MaslersmaSpemaI Depost