Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 23, 1887, Page 8

OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JANUARY 23, 1887 FOLLOW THIE RAILROAD Cattle and Hogs annot Come in Wit tRail ronas. azp=r Az a==ha s bras SOUTH SOULg WL O wWoay jsom off ), 1 ‘pRoa o) Avoqjog 0) o oy puy Lore01x) 00BIOH PIEg ISHH 09 The only Property on Main Line of R. R. and Principal County W.G. ALBRIGHT, 2I8 S. 15th St. UTH OMAHA REAT HESTATH. SOLE OWNER 218 South 15th Street N DAYS, eal Estate Road to be had. CHIVISH TVEST INO H.LNOS NOT N OMAIIA But in SOUTH OMARA i« the location of the Stock Yards and Packin<t Ho There- f ore purchase at & th Omaha ELVLSE TIvEaESE DIGIID S.LAK !‘-)lll wiv 15101 Jo sospad uin [LTUTR R TTTBY sV uoyn up uovuy TTEL TIA SHITYd A RAILROAD ROjIANCE, But Cne Founded on Facts. Binding the Stock Ranges of the Ter ritories to Omaha With Bands of Steel. The Rock Island folks have entered Nebraska with their road and the Union Pacitic will this year build several hun- dred miles of track in Kuansas. The Northwestern and Burhington are pene- trating the great cattle ranges of Wyom- ing and Colorndo, and pushing toward Idaho and Oregon. The Cheyene & Northern, a branch of the Union Pacific has fixed its terminus at the bou line of the British possessions, which w take that road through the heart of Mon- tana. The Missouri Pacifie is building extensions all over eastern Nebraska and planing others northwest from Omaha to Yankton ana gouthern Dakots It will be noticed that every one of these lines radiate from a common center and that they cover a territory that forms one quarter of the arca of the United Stat They permeate the greatest g producing regions in America, and ¢ the st ranges from which world is supplied with food. Every one, from its northern, western or southern terminus, sends the products of the coun- try it trave to the st by way of Omaha, their common eastern terminus on the Missouri river. » The stock yurds at South Omaha were inaugurated” two years ago by men who foresuw what the west would need ~—a home market, and determed to give it to them. Their judgzment was not at fault. Their enterprise has met with success which has surprised even themselves. Even now there isa business done in South Omaha which miukes it look as important as did Omaha proper us lnto us 1880, There will be greater iner of trade and population, more building and business done there this year than there was done in 1885 and 1880, Thore will be double this amount next year and when the railroad bu #bove wontioned, and now cont for, is finished and the horses, eattle and sheep from all the western feedin, grounds from Oregon to Texas are landed at the Union Stoek rds of South Omaha a8 thoy will be, what a great market will that makey Chieago and Kansas City o what is coming and are both jeal- ous. ‘They have mnoticed the course f railrond construction and guthbred rom it the only conclusion that any one could come, 1o, viz: That Omahu is bound to be greater than they sre and g can prevent it, the stock markot wag grout Just year it was nothing to what its future, as settlod by the railroad engincers, is destined to be, and South Omaha must aly be, the head center of the stock trade, if not, in time, of the ain trad It will build out in a1l irection ards this eity and then 10 the westwurd and southward, The ndieate lands will st be led with cottages until the outskirts of the old and the young eity shall Then a revolu tion will ¢ oming popu further toward th ‘.l ries and their dwellings will be rep business bloeks, as the trade cen ward to mect the growing ne eloser relations with t! business men of South € This is no idle dream Inevitably eome to p: if the judgment of the best western wen isto be depended upon or if one is permitted to believe the practicul evidencesdaily to bo seen every side, It is no streteh of the imag ation to think thut itmay sll be seco:n ished within five or teu yesrs fror at this point essity skors und It is what must If one were permitted to view that length of time into the future, what a t would make in the cou of any. Then might be seen along the river banks in front of this city the grimy entrances to a score of slopes lea ing to the coal mines which had grown to supply the inhabitants of the Missouri vallev' “with fuel, Back of these would be the railvond yards and coal yards, the warchouses of the St. Louis barge line and, in the distance, toward the worfh, factories and foun- ' Shops of & score of gre: s, where the ears and o are manufactured from m ered from the mines and for mountains. South, a busie: ne, where ains from all the western states, for there would be no more territories, un- loaded their herds of eattle and droves of horses and sheep before a hundred vast packing houses, the smoke fromn hose furnaces hung like a pall on th its center vhat is now South Omakh This one of the most prominent men in the far west predicts for Omaha with- in a deeade, In that case, land in South Omaha would be a valuable investment if it had to be held for two or thr years, but it 1s sure to double inside of & year, when the owner can sell or hold. In this connection it may be mentioned that C. . Mayne is the exelusive agent for the South Omuha Syndicate lands, which are now platted and on sale by him on easy terms. One should go and see him on'the sut at all events for there is o great future ahead for this property and when it is too late there many who will sigh to think of might have been, Now s the time to buy and hold to build on or as a profita- ble inyestment -— Bunker Hill Has upon its summit a noble monument. Its hallowed ground has been the Mec of many a patriotic pilgrimage Rose Hill, with its broad leafed catalpa trees, beautiful lake and sunny slopes wiil al- ways be & place of interest to the home seckers of Omaha, In Luying Real Es. tate, the eareful purchaser wiil look to the lay of the giound, the di e from center of busiuess, and the nearness to street cars and paved streets, Rose Hill comes to the front with all of these ad- vantages. It has an cast and south slope, 1s right on a strect car line, near a railroad sty ) a paved street, It is high, hex ooks all the w rn part of Omaha, Several wealthy men of Omaha are going to build handsome homes i Rose Hill, Scores ot lots were sold in this addition yesteraay. Rose Hillis to-day the best ruvestment on the market LOVGREN & DarzirL, 115 North 16th st, ' - Bowling Green—k., « ages Between my office Monday tree of cha y ki v sen the liveliest Lt outside o1 Omaub; NV Sole Agents, lephone 616, D. Tauner & Co. Oar new importa will be opened Mon, on of embroideries N. B. FarLconen. - tice, NG INTEREST WILL BE CHARGED OX DE FERRED ¥ 4 ON ALL PURCHASE: MADE N BENSON perone 8 v, M. MoN- DAY, JANUARY 24TH, 188 C, E. Mayse. Moo " Our mew importation of enbroidert will be opened Monday N. B, ¥arconer. < - Bowling Green 5 inwood Park Lots. For zale by J. H. Gibson, 215 8. 15th 5y anner & Co, | ings started, and to get people inte and South Omaha } Food For Thought, If a street car line is built out the Military road to Benson, connecting with the business center of Omaha, with beatiful graded streets, and over 10,000 beautiful shade and other ornamental trees planted on the lots in Benson—what will each fifty foot lot be worth one year from now? Which would a man of good common sense prefer—a lot four miles from the postoflice with a street car line to his door or a lot 1n some addition two miles from_the postoflice | with no street ear line? W rantee to build and operate a line of strect ecars to Benson—to plant on each lot a number of trees, to grade the streets and otherwise beautify the y , in the center of Ben- son, w ve reserved for a park fort acres which we will make as beautiful money and art can do. We want to sell certain portion of the lots to get build- ested, and for that purpose have ced the prices and terms very reasonable but as soon ag the number” of lots we desire to sell are disposed of we will raise the price on the halance, and at the rate they are going now. the or the adyance is not tar oft. On all su made before 8 p. m. Monday we will charge no interest on deferred payments, but aftor that time the usual rates of terest will be charged. Take advantage of this fuct and buy Monday. We will Tun carringe from our oflices to Benson and return all day Monday for the accommodation of those who wish to Joo! t the property and select lots, C. E. MAYNE, N. W. cor. Fifteenth and Ha - -— Guarantee, We guarantee thst a stree will be built to Benson connecting wi the center of Omaha, that it will be com- pleted and inoperation before the first of Sept,, 1887, That 10,000 or mor trees will be planted on the lots in Ben- son this spring, that ail lots sold before the trees are put out will reeceive their proportion the sume s those unsold. C. B, MAYNE, 15th and Harney, e £ The Atmosphere is as pure in Linwood Park as addition to the cit in any 0 Lots sold in South Omaha this week. There ure not many left. When these lots are selling at donble the present price, within the nest eight months, what will you say if you neglect to get one of them? ‘The terms are casy. T a ride ym my office to the little city Monday. No charge, whether you buy or not. or. 16th and Harney. Chance of a Life Time. Don’t let at s without getting at least one lotin South Omaha. ~ We ex- pect to sell 100 Monday and then up the prices. 3. E. MAYNE, 15th and Haruc Between South Omaha Monday treé of charge. Take a ride and sce the'liveliest little eity in Nebraska, outside of Cmah C. E. MAYNE, NoW( 15th and Harney — - Linwood Park Lots d title is perfect. Auction Sale of houschold furniture Tu. ¥, Hth, at 10 o'cluek a. m., yenport strect, s sale will include everyth to ontiit a complete household. A W.Cowax, Auctioneer. are large - e— Auction sale of household furniture Tuesday next at 2607 Davenport. L ——— Don't forget the household fueniture sale Junuary 23th, at 2007 Davenport street, in Benson | iy ere'ure not many left. | lots ar Linwood Park Lots, For sale by J. H. Gibson, 218 —— Linwood Park 8. 13 lots $200 to 500, 10 per cent cash, e —— Linwood Park Affords the finest view in South Omaha. 250 Lots sold in South W selling at yif you neglect to teris are asy. T Omaha this week, hen these double their present , withm the next eight montl , what et one of ake a ride from my office to the little city Monday. No ch; C. E. MAYNE, NW. cor. e Carriages Between my office and Monday free of charge. T see the liveliest little city outside of Omaha N, W. ki Linwood Park, outh a ride and in Nebraska, . B, MAYNE, Cor. 15th and Harne rgge, whether you buy or not, th and Harney. Omaha six bloeks east of South Omaha depot. —— Linwood Park Lots, For sale by J. H. Gibson, 218 S — T Carriages S. 15th st, Between my office and South Omaha Monday free ot charge, T sce the liveliest little city outside or Omaha. N. W, Co —~ Linwood Park Lots ake a ride and in Nebr CUE. Mav» 15th and Harnéy, ska, will be worth more moneg for residence urposes in six in South Omab ——— A Profitablo Visit, M. McCrea, formerly but recentl Omaha, called at (. E. Mayr one week ago to- them. bind the bargain, and before ceived lis contracts, within from the day of purch $1,400 for his 1 ain others could be cited, who h months than any othe of mo id selected four- teen lots i South Omaha without eing He paid a nominal sum down to he had re- three days he was oflered number ave either of sold at a handsome profitor refused good ofters, e — Linwood Park Lots, For sale by J, H. Gibson, 218 S e —— T 250 South Omaha many left, in not Lots sold There are lots pr will you say if theni? The terms are easy, T 15th this week. When these selling at double their present e, within the next eight months, what u neglect to get one of ke a ride from my oflice to the little city Monday. No ¢ rge, wh C. E. May NW e — Carriages, Between my oflice Monday free of eharge. Take see the hveliest Lituc eity in outside of Omaha hier you buy or not. or. 15th and Harne and_South Omaha ide and braska, U, E. MAvNi N. W. Cor. 15th and Harne Architeets, : Hodgson & Son, 20 Ir polis oflic s, otg - Architects. n & Son, Isaac Hodg dences, offices, ete. -— Having been given the sole ag «d's 3d addition situated on nklin sts., just one 10 lots in R Park, Decatur aod Fr mile and § from post vise those wish homes or speeuls us within the limat of & Also splendid bar ce, we ation very che ron 11 Nie avenue. 26 Iron Bank. Minneapolis oftice 311 Nie avenue Resi- ey for would ad- 1 beautiful situation for ap 1o see 15 day agency. nfor 15 days, lot 14 blk 8, J. I. Redick's sub, onty §2,30 Srocguare & My 15 ey Bowling Green--F. D. TulB: HELL, 1 & Co. Resi- | BROS, 1510 and 1521 Douglas Strect. Great Combination Sale of Clonks, Clonks They Must Go 50 Newmarkets., Short Astrachan Wraps and Russian Circulars that Originally Cost §6, 7 and $10, Monday Morning, Your Choice §8. These Goods counter. arc all on Seperate ALL ONE TRICE Garments that sold for 0, $30, and §65 $60 Now §35. AvL Our Short Wraps or §1 All Our $15 Wraps ¥or $10. Monday Morning 100 Pieces Scarlet BLANKET Worth 50 ets, 1l and See Bargain § BENNISON Bros. — - Linwood Park Lots. For sale by J. H. Gibson, 218 S, 15th st. —— arriages Between my oflice and South i Monday free of charge. Take a ride see the liveliest little eity in Nebras outside of Omaha, E. May~Ne W. Cor. 15th and Harney. - A Bonanza, The commissions on sale made by C. E. ne the past weck amount o over 0,000. and he believes that the sales in South Omaha acd Benson next week will beat that. Surely no better property for speculation was cver placed on” the Omaha market than the two places named above. And not only will Mr. Mayne reap a well deserved havyest, but all the purchs sers will make a handsome thing of it e ec— otice. The South Omaha Land company have appointea C. E. Mayne sole agent for the sale of theirlots, He will show the prop- erty and furnish all desired information upon application, [Signed] W. A, PAxTON, President. - Benson, The coming fashionable residence sub urb of Omaha, It will contain parks, lakes, boulevards, and handsomely deco- rated avenues, An experienced land- seape gardner has been engaged by Mr. Benson to lay out the grounds, and no expense will be spared to make Benson the most beautiful place within reach of Omaha. Tuke a c; ge at C.E. Mayne's office, 15th und Harney, and visit Benson, or,1f 'you cannot spare the time, buy a lot anyway. You cannot miss it. Fine Shade Trees on every lot in Linwood Park. E i arring Between my oflice and S Monday free of charg see the liveliest little ¢ outside of Omah: N. W. $20,000 Worth of Lots already sold in Linwood e —— Names Tell, Just call at my office and see the names of the purchasers of lots in South Omah the past week. The list contains t names of the most conservutive business { men in Omaha Baukers, luwyers, physi eians and laporers, men that huve studied | the situation carefully, and are auth Omaha property 15 gilt edge. MaYNE, Agent for South Uma- W. Cor. 15th and Har - g Bowling Green—F. D. Tauner & Co. satisfied | At Last. For two years I have been trying to get some one of means to join me in a scheme that 1 have felt positive must succeed; that was to buy a large tract of land not too far out, easy of aceess from the city, to lay it out in different sized lots, and by building a street car line to it, and by making it beautiful by plant- ing trees and ornamental shrubbery, grading the streets, making a”park, ete to make it in fact the finest suburb in Or When Erastus A. Benson, a eap- list from Davenport, In., visited Omaha stmonth L laid the matter before him and he agreed that if a suitable tract of and could be found, to go into it. After carefully studying ‘the map in cvery di- rection I made up my mind that John D, Creighton had the only piece of land large enough, and’ after going over it carcfully "I was convinecd that a more beautiful site could not be found. A few days afterward the pur- ase was consumated and A as the owner of the finest nere lIand within a vadius of many mil Omaha, Our contract with Mr. Ben fully guarantees every promise we n and a great deal more.” Before the first day of March the ties and rails for the car tine will be distributed along the Military road and as soon as it is possible to work at it the line will be built and put in op- cration. Mr. Benson has contracted for 10,000 evergreen trees b planted carly in the spring. None to be less than 6 feet high and all guarantehd to live or be replaced. Many' thou of other shade and ornaments be planted, We know that an a ground which we scll for $100 to $300 now will make 5 lots that will brmg $200 to §500 each as soon as the strect car line is in operation. For a home Benson of- fers mducements inferior to none, and for specnlation the lots are cheaper than nine tenths of the additionshalf the distance from the business cen ter, where street car lines cannot be built. C. E. MayNg, For further partieulars c my ollic - Linwooa Park lots are beg Between my Monday free of chi see the liveliest litt outside of Om South Oma Tuke o ride anc in_Nebraska, L MAavNE, 15th and Harncy, Lots sold in South Omaha this week, T are not many left, When these dling at doublo the present nin the nexteight months, what I you say if you neglect to get one of them? The toris are easy. Take a ride from my oflice to the little city Monday. harge, whether you buy or not cor. 15th and Harney. -~ Carriages Between my oflice and Monday free of charge. Take sce the liveliest little city in Nebraska ontsife of Omaha C. K. MAYNE, N. W. Cor. 15th and Harney. Linwood Park is Located near enoingh to the great p business center of South Oy South Omaha a vide and king and South Omaha L ride and ki Between my ol Monduy free of charge see the liveliest liwd outside of Omaha N. W.Cor. 1ot New embroiderios at Fald M L and Hurney day. - Architects, Isuae Hodgsou & Son, 28 fron. ¥ Minneapolis oftice 811 Nic avcaue dences, oftices, i, [200L01S AT $150 EACK. In George H. Boggs' Immense Now Addic tion to Omaba. Grand Private Sale on Monday and Tucsday, All January 24th and 25th, ON Moxpay and T AY we will sell at private sale, at the oflice of Boggs & Hill, 1408 nam street, these (1,200) twelve hundred lots at §150 cach, one- tifth cash, balanc £10 per month or at such other easy terms as may best suit purchasers, The wove prices will be good for these two days only, after which there will be a hieavy advance on prices. Theso lots on the highest land i the wholo valley, precisely miles north of the Union' Pacitic shops. They are jus: where they will be needed for railrodids, ward hotses, lumber and coal yards, packing houses, cur shops, foundries, corni icultural warerooms and th other kinds of business that ire to follow, and are at the samo time good residence lots. The prospect for an immense inerease in value cannot be overestimated when we con- sider the fact that the lowa roads eannot et a foothold anywhere in the city, ex- cept by building a new bridge in the vicinity of these lots, ‘That o bridge will built the ) he no reasonable doubt hese lots are unbike other lots now in et in the fact that somebody will compelled to buy them, and that, too, about your own price at an early date! The longer you hold them the greater price you will realize when you do sell, They “will not spoil on your hands; you will'not feel that you are linble to los¢ on them should a little reaction como. This is the one and only inyestment open 1y inall Omaha where you runno ri ver of losing and have imme ter ehances for profit than c 1 you anywhere on any 1ots or estute, Reniember Monday and Tuesd Jan. 24 and 25, at onr oflice, 1408 Farna St., 1,200 lots at private sale—$150 cuck, on these two days BOGGS & HILL, 1405 Farnnm St Bowling Green 1. D, Tauner & Co this week. Wlhen these the present 1ths, what ) in South Omaha not many left selling at double L within the noxt cight will vou say if you neglect to get one of them? Tho terns are easy. Tuke a rido from my oflice 1o the little eity Monday. No charge, whether you buy or not B, MAaxNE, NW. dor, 15t and Marney, Bowling Green—F, D, - Cuctting the Underbrush, While big sales are the fashion with the iority of real estate do Mr.W. H, n, the real estat t 216 South ‘Thirteenth, is trying his bes ont some of the underbrush, while the others hack away at the heavy tin ¥ Yestor day he sold the McShane & Schrocder property on the corner of Fourteenth and Leavenworth streets for §25,000 to Col Scott, the prominent attorney. Mr. Green has several more bargains like the one just sold, and it will puy iuvesters to Lots sold nner & (o, importation ef embroiderica ned Monday N. B Farconer ot Put this Sunday BEE in out to Rose Hill with Loviren & Dalzeil if we have misrepresented it to LOovGREN & DALZLLL, Sole Agents, 115 N. Sixteenth St. your pocket, go and see | you