Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 5, 1887, Page 8

THE NEW CHARTER, Mass Meeting Called For Saturday Night at the Annex. In deference to the desire of the Omaha legislative delegation, a mass meeting of property ownersand tax-paye; of this city will be held at the exposition annex on Saturday night next. This date has been chosen so that all members of the delegation can be present. The outrageous action of the ralroad at- torneys and manipuiators in trying to de- feat the new charter has been the general topic of conversation for the last two day’s and the information that a date and place of mecting have been settled will be received general Every one having his own and the in- terests of the city at heart should present. with approbation. be A Good Thing. When & man puts in a hundred and fifty as a first payment ir it within threo days aftor the dato of tho purchase for $600 profit, that is what we would call A Goob TiHING. That very s made last week, but instead of ing oxE lot the lucky purchaser got and made $7,200 on an investment $1,%00. Anybody can doit. A lot in Sonth Omaha is o good thing. Try it and Boc. , REAL EsTATE &1 N. W. Cor. 15th and b st Co., wrncey. — Five acres in South Omaha for sale ata VANS & JOHNSON cheap,a bargain. & JOHNSON, 524S. 15th St. ( umnngh am Hall, posietion: Mbebelatng 150 Lots In Sonth Omaha are won _the market second sub-division of Albright's ice) and the demand therefor is amaz- ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE does not lie west of South Omaha, but dircetly on both sides of the Union Pacific R. R. and Bellvue road, and is reeog- nized as the most yaluable property in South Omaha. Buggies and agents ulways ready for l||I|'I|l|l||l’ pureh s, . ALBRIGITT, Sole Owner, 218 South 15th Street. THAT INDIG ON MEETING. The Omaha Delegation’'s Desire—Sat- urday Night Decided On. The general topic of conversation among business men yesterday was the proposed meeting of citizens and taxpay- ers to express their indignation at the at- tempt of the railroad attorneys to defeat the new charter. Notwithstanding the extreme cold weather citizens were willing to stand and talk upon the mat- ter on the streets. Property owners were especinlly nervous at the contemplation of a legislative movement that would rous to enterprises they had ed upon, and scores of anxious in- quiries came llnm workingmen, skilled mechanics and others, who have re- mained here all winter exvecting plenty of work when the season opens. “Do you think they will kill the charter in the legislatur ked a leading stone- mason of a I reporter. “1 don’t know,” was the reply. “What do you think about it»” “Well, if they do,” he replicd, *‘good bye Omaha for o time, for with the death of a new charter ends in my opinion all public work next season. “How do the stonemasons, pavers and I fecl about it.” abont it. How do you think they would feel about if? It means but little prospect of work for us that is all.”” Just at this moment a gentleman came along and announced that a dispatch had been received from Lincoln that the Omaha delegatian wanted a meeti called for Saturday night at the exposi- tion annex to thoroughly senss the matter. This at once brought a calm to the troubled waters, and th; ment was received with general appro- bation throughout the cit} e At Only 10 Pex Cent Cash 15 required to purchase one of the beauti ful lots in Albright's Choice, which lie o the mam line of the Union Pacitic R. R. and on the Bellevue road. ALBRIGUT HOICE is the only property in South Omaha reached by nu- direct road from the city. ALpric le Owner, 218 South 15th street. ——— They Are Going Fast, Lots in Randolph Place addition to South Omaha for sale cheup IVANS & JOHNSON, 524 8. 13th Street, Cunningham I i Sure. South Omaha 1s coming to the front in great shape. Nothing ean keep her back now. Catchon toalot before we raise the prices, Don’t flatter yourself that it will be time enough a week or so later. The vrices on South Omaha lots are liable to be raised. Don't be surprised he announcement any day that haye been ndvanced An Unfortunate Man Who Swallowed a Snake. An elderly man, whose dress and bearing showed that ne was a rustie, stageered into a Doug reetlsaloon yesterday morning. His eyes were bloodshot, his hair dishevelled, and altogether he looked like a man who had been on a protracted spree. “Giw'me some whisky,” grufily, ‘I'he bartender handed him a bottle of the best bourbon and a glass. ‘I'he latter was of twice the ordmary size, The customer tipped the bottle forward, and quickly silled the glass 10ld on,” ealled the man behind the bar, s a 40-cont drink you've ‘muud ou that at one swallow and it'l Never mind about that,” said speaker, “P'm drinking for two ths time— me and the snake, Yas, 1I've got 'em sure enoush this time.” Secing that the bartender looked mysti- fied he Whispered confidentially: *Fact is, stranger, 1 swallowed a snake the other day in some drinking water, I have had to keep drunk all the tinie since then to keep the Enake quiet. 1eamo to Omaha to get 1t ro. moved. and you bet iUl have to ko, or I'll have to buy a distillery of my own. Notice. The South Omaha Land company have appointea Mayne sole agent for the sale of theirlots. Ho will show the prop- erty and furnish all desired information upon application, [Signed] W. A he ordered, PAxToN, President, , ten and twenty-acre Joining South Omaha, for sale ch Just right for cutting up into lots, Callat ouce on Evans & Jouxson, 024 5. 18th St. ystic Park, For a swall amount of wmoney yon can geta lotin this beautiful addition that Will make nice home, or muke money as an investment, Jake a drive to Mystie Purk. C. E.Mayye Rear Estate & Trust Co, Gaugers Come and Go. Dr.J* W. Conger, of Talmage, arrived in town Thursday night. He was some time ago appointed gauger, and yesterday gned to duty by Collector Cal: boua at the Willow Surugs distllery in THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY this city. There are four gaugersin this district, three of whom are located a lhe di mllcm mentioned, the fourth Immlz Nebraska city. As a consequence of the doctor’s appointment, one of the othor gaugers will b compelled to retire. It 15 almost assured that Mr. 8t. A. D. Bal- combe will be the man, but the intima- tion will be conveyed in the tender man- ner of leaving the name off the pay-roll at a certain time, the mes u\m'\( of which may easily be inferpreted. Mr. Callioun, yesterday morning, said that it would be huta short time before the present repub- lican incumbents of snbordinate pos itions would be rr\pl‘ ced be democrats. Mystic Park, Adjoining Cunninghan ing on the military re one This 20-acre finest piece of ground between the and Benson, We guarantee strect cars will be running to Mystic Pank before Sept. 1st. 1f you v ches TI Idition, is by far the |’\l\l( ¢ £450 cach, 10 per cent m o mnn(hh payments, REAL EsTAT . Cor. 15th and Harney. o —O—— They Are Lots in Randolph Place South Omaha for saie cheap. Evans & Jonsson, 524 8. 1ith Street, Cunningham Hall. - South Omaha, Allof Homan's carringes have been engaged tor Saturday to take people to South Omaha. Turn out whether you want to buy a lot or not. We wantevery citizen of Omaha to know what kind of an institution South Omaha is getting to be. Carriages ready at any time of the day C.E. May —e— SPORTIN addition to ReAL EsTA1 Prize Fights Talked Notes. Sporting people are very much interested in a prospective bout between John I, Clow and Duncan MeDonald for which arrange- ments are being made. 1t satistactory terms are made this will be agood one. ‘The Rothery boys state their willingness to back McDonald for $1,000, A mateh between Killen and Cardiff, to take place in Umaha, for €500 a side, is talked of. The bicycle tournament which takes place Saturday’ night at the exposition building promises to be largely uttended. 'The repor- torial race will doubf be a great drawing card, The bovs’ race will also be a special |l'XIllIH‘3 of the prozramme, ‘lhe five-mile amateur race, with Lyttle, Blackwmore, Mit- tauer, Pe: nd Swith as starters, will be close and exciting, John S, Prince has an r\\'('rn:l‘ of three new scliolars every day. profits are somewhat diminished, Im\\c\v b) the clum- siness of the noviees Yesterday “four value able wheels were broken in less than as many hours. of—Bicycle A Sure Thing. thing. Non- est in Omaha property, and. ot ing the time to spare to come to Omaha and make per- sonal seleetions, cannot possibly miss it cta lot at random in South ry lot there is 1L SURE THING. C. MAYNE, Agent for the South Omaha Land Com- pany, N. W, Cor. 15th and Harney. e — ten and twenty-acre blocks, joining South Omaha, for sule cheap. Just right for cutting. all at once on Evax ad & JOHNSON, 48, 13th St. The Right Way. We are informed that Mr. C. E. Mayne, the agent for the South Omaha Land company has sent a man es ate with a dozen large manufacturing establishments looking to their remov: to South Omuha, where ample ground will be assigned them. This is the rig| way to do it and if this policy 18 purs South Omaha is bound to be a great manufacturing as well as a leading pack- ing center of the west, THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. How the Work is Progressing—The Oafe, ‘The board of trade building on the corner of Sixteenth and Farnam is kept continually warm now, nearly ali the steam radiators ing used to Lnup the temperature eve he work of pla nd finishing the in- side is going on nd it is thought the building will be ready for dedieation April 1. In one of the rooms a_workman, “especially impor wed in malk ing plaster of paris orn, whiich are to_decorate structure, These ornaments are intricate and handsome in desizn. Mr. Robert Law, who has sceured the priv- ilece of running a sample room and cafe in the building, is now in St. Louis making ar- cements ' for his furniture and will be ready to “open up’ as soon as the structure is completed. Extensive Improvements, Some very extensive improvements will be made at the stock yards in South Omaha this spring. The R. I. and the N. W. roads are coming in sure, and in all probability two other roads. The B. & M. m\ ?] ans ready for a very fine depot. The P. fotks will commence the erection of a nice new depot as soon as the weather will permit. Seyeral new packing house cured ground for immense buildings. wo of the largest wholesale lumber companies in the coun- try have bought ground there for yards. Anumber of new brick blocks will be commenced early in the spring; among others, a very fine hotel is to be erected, South Omaha's boom has hardly started, and if men nave made fortunes already how much more ean be made by now. Get a plat and price listand sible take g anv to South On . ny time of the ¢ rATE & Trust Co, ———— Still They Come, Two of the largest wholesale lumber companies in the country have recently secured ground for yards in South Omaha and will'soon have ‘their lumber stacked on 20 acres of ground, This looks like business. Let them come. Fiye acres in South Omal aforsale at a bargain, Evans & Jounson, ——— On Bellevue Hnn(l. Everybody knows that Bellevue Road 18 one of the prineipal thoroughfares leading from Omaba and that property there is gilt edged, ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE lies on both sides of Bellevue Road and is the nnlf roperty in South Omaha through which the U. P. and B, & M. railroads run. W. G. ALrigrr. Sole Owner, 218 outh 15th st, —— GOULD-TIGH A Quiet Wedding at the Residence of Chas. Turner, A quiet wedding took place Thursday night at the residence of Mr Chas, ‘Turner, corner Sixteenth and Howard, The contracting partics were Miss Margaret ‘Ligne, formerly with N, B, Falconer and Mr, ¥ k E. Gould of the Union Pacific Local Freight oftice, Rey. John Williaws ofticiated. Only a fow of tLe personal friends of the bride and groom were present, A, W Bartle of the Western T association and Miss Redington of Falconer & Co. acted as bridesgroom bridesmade, A sumptuous wedding supper ~~\x\ d ln the bostess, After rec ations of thieir friends Mr. and Mrs. h 1t for their new home on the south- east corner “of .Twenty-third and Douglas streets. eres for sale £V S hp - ogsaN " 8 13 St Ten front- | every lot a nice | A SERIOUS MISTAKE, 04d Fellows Who Were Taken for Salvation Army Soldiers, “Did you hear how the delegation of Odd Fellows that went over to the Bluffs Thursday nmln was mistaken for a branch of the Sal fon army?" saia a member of that secret order yesterday to a group of listeners, *No, ' chorusea his auditors incredibly “Fact.”” he continued. *“‘About 100 of us went over there ona tour of visitation last night preceded by the Union Iacific band, As we marched up the main street in that town the drummer commenced to beat his rously, while none of the played, I'm spectators be- street gaming and in a short time it half of Council Blufis’ looking at us. To make the e conld hear such comments at’s the Salvation army from ' all them converts—he most they've had yet” *The Salyation army must be doing well in Omaha,’ ete., ete. And until the band struck up a lively tune most of the crowd did not suspeet but that the \ll\nllnn army had taken Council Blufls by storm, d at our heels, med as though vnImL\(mn W Make This Point Clear, when purchasing Real Estate, that you are putting your money in « locality where the demand for property will en- hance its present value ALBRIGHT'S Croick is the only property on the U. P R. R, in & i, § near the ground roserved for important industrics, making eve nable CONKLING PLACE lies on venworth street, near the Belt line, and is consid ered, by good judges, to be the most de sirable property on the market. BAkER PLACE is on the '\hlxlqr\ Road on the route of the strect car extension. All but 10 lots in this large addition have been sold, and many of them re-sold at 100 per cent. profi For lots in the above -nl\hlmnz apply to G. ALBRIGHT, ‘218 South 15th'st. —e—— A Small Fire. An alarm turned in from box 43 ealled the fire department out to extinguish a blaze in a house on the corner of Ninth and Capitol avenue, ocenpied by a colored man_ and his white mistress. The fire was extinguished witha loss of abont £200. The blaze was caused by the kitchen stove setting f some clothes that had been hung up to dry Five acres for sale cheap. EvaNs & JOnNsoy, 524 S, 13th St. o o5 Where Will the Boom Be Omaha? The boom is and will be where the roads are, and it ean never be anyw else, Of all the additions laid out there none that has the railroad facilities en- 1T'S CHOICE, is the only South p .puru now in the ‘market, ) will surely and speedily advance It lies on both sides of the U. and the B. & M. also runs through it, as also Bellevue road, the main county road into Om: W, G. Ausricur, N)lu()“m-r 218 South 15th St. Bt in South PLUCK An Old Man Gets Treatment that He Didn't Bargain for—Notes. Wiillam Brown, a man between fifty and sixty years of age, was arraigned in police court yesterday morning. In his defence he told a story which with a few variations now and then has been poured into Judge Sten- berg’s ear a dozen times. He said that he had sold out his timber claim near Creighton, Nebraska, for $306 and came to Omaha to get medical treatment fora diseased limb. ‘The first day he landed here, he fell in with bad companions who plied him with tiquor until he was drunk and then robbed him of all the money he had. He was released. H. Dexter who robbed a drunken man of §100 in money and a $20 check, was given partial earing. 1o was recommitted for further examination. Dan Rhodes, the negro who ass wife with a hatehel and costs. John sent up for iive da a vacrant was and of five drunks, two Bargains—132x132 feet on cor. 33d Leavenworth, house 10 rooms, I y water, ete, $10,000. fect corner 83d’ and Jackson and arge 140 fect with 4 stores, S. 13th street, £5,000. illots on Georgia avenue between Leavenworth and Harney, £2,600 each. Terms eas 20 acres (| of a mile north of tho f.m gmmuu on 16th \I 524 S. 13th 'sl ( umnnull.nn Hall. hl . Mayne Place, We have only ten more lots to sell in this beautiful addition—adjoining Hans- com Pl fronting on" Leavenworth street, only three blocks west of Par avenue. These lots need no advertising to fina purchasers. No more de residence sites can be m_the 4 those in May Place. Positively, after ten more lots are sold, the prices on the balance will be advanced 20 per t. LB, M Real Estate and Trust Co., N. V Fitteenth and Harne flow Other People Live. Poor Superintendent Mahoney says he Is pow supplying 200 families with assistance, Each of these Lias an average membership of five persons, to whom is doled, monthly fifteen pounds of - flour, one-half pound of tea, one and a half pounds of coffee, and two bars of soap. During January these people were giyen about 200 tons of coal, Mr, M honey states that fourteen of his wards r side in & small tent on ‘Thirty-first between Burt and California streots, These comprise three families, with childrén ranging from ten days to fourteen years, ‘Lhe youngest was born [n the tent, “The party is the rem- pant of a grading gang which worked there and summne, Abeolutely Pure. Thispowder never varies. A marvel of purity strength and wholesomeness. More economic than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition Wi'h the mul- titude "of low test,”.short weight alum or phosphate powders, Sold only ‘in .cans. Royal Bnking Powder Co.; 106 Wall street, New York % Taylors™ HOME GRIDDLE The best Cake Baker on Earm The only Practic .|1 Reve |ka'\u' Griddle in the market. With detachable and non- heating handle which turns the cakes with~ out aid of the knife, Does not smoke up yonr kitchen, burn the cook’s face and Tiand as the old style griddies are sure todo. Will fit any stove, sitting on stove without removing any stove lids. Works nicely on gasoline stove. We guarantee it to turn oft red hot cakes at the rate of 6 and 8 per minute. An article of real 1 that no family should do without and sells at sight. Agents wanted in every county in the state of Nebrarka. Any oné having small capital can make one hundred per cent on investment by writing to F. W. Schulen- burg & Co., 1215 Douglas st., Omaha, Neb. Inclose stamp. For all territory exce Nebraska, address, A. D, Taylor, 415 E. 6th st., Des Moines, Towa. OMAHA .mD\CA\aINSTI POR TITE TREATMENT OF AL Chronlc & Surgical Diseases. fi AMY, Propyieto. mucn,..m oapital andl Private Practico We linve the facilitics, apparatus and remedics for the suceessful treatment of every form of dis rnse requiring either medical or rurizical treatme: 1, and fuvite ali to come aud investignte for themsclves o correspond with us. Long nco iu treat ing caten by lettor enabies WS to. treat many cases scientifically withont sceing them WRITE ¥OR CIRCULAR o Draces, Club- Faet, Curvat DisEAsES_ 0F WOMEN, Catarrh, Bronehits Tohals yeis, Epilepay, Kidney, Ey all s opcrations. Batieries, Inhalers, Braces, Trusses, anl all kinds of Medical and Surgical Applisuces, mus ufactured and for sule The only relinble medical Institute » Private, Spagial Reryous Biseases ALL CONTAGIOUS AND. BLODD DISEASES from what produced, sicceanfally rented We can remove Syphilitic polson from the systen without mercury, New re, toH tivatreatment for loas hf\“nl e ALL MUNICATIONS CON Gollann Coant abiot sood i Ramo ARALY post-ol addtess—plainly wrliten—cnclose stamp, and W« send you, in plain wn“[\r, our, ATE o AL n.n“}\uum '3 nm. 8, cv, 8YPHILIE, Go: STRICTURZ, AND ALL Dx| URINART OBGANS, OF sen an opinion. Persons unable to visit ns may be treated at thel homes, by correxponde in ments senit by mail or expreas SECU A ED FROM OBSERVATION, no marks to ndicn contents o eender. One personal juterview pro ferred if conven Fifty rooms for the an Omaha Medical and Snrglcal Institate Cor. 13th St. ane Canitol Ave., GMANA. NZB. R RUPTURE Cicetro-Magnetlc fhelts I....,m.,l..m;.m GhETtle 5510 in the word gene atin contiuons Kietrie & Hognetts NHOUD TORED, A victim ot SR medy. b REE t ot Onte Tox 3170, New York City A Inrge numbor of recorded Perohoron and Ciydosidale Stallions. Also H, cry aninal guaranteed A rensonable and torms ensy. Ourstock hns heen sclected with referenca to both individual t und _ pedigree, A largo numbor of our Staliions ore acclimated and Colts of their ot cun-bo shown, “York 14 ‘on tho Il.& M. It it. two hours' rido w Lincoln. For cuta’ logues and furthe A fonEtian addross FRY & FAIRBACH, York,Neb. DRS. §. &D. DAVIESON, 1742 LAWRENCE STREET, DENVER, = COLORADO, Of the Missouri State M“seum of Anato- my, St. Louis, Mo.; University College Hospital London, Giesen, Gerinany and New York, Having devoted their atten- “" SPECIALLY THE TREATM T OF TO Nervous, Chronic and Bloo DISEASES. More especially those arising from impru- dence, invite all so suffering to m.m,mnu v\uhuutdtluy Diseases of infection and contagion cured safely and speedily without detention from: business, and without the use of dangerous drugs. Patients whose cases have been neglected, badly treated or pronounced iacurable, should not fail to Write us concerning their symptoms. All letters receive immediate attention, W¥"JUST PUBLISHED _&? And will be mailed FREE 1o any address on receipt of one 2 cent stamp, ‘*Practical Observations on Nervous Debility and Phy- sical Exhaustion,” to which is added an say on Marriage,” with important chap- E THE REPRODUCTIVE whole forming a valuable med- e which should be read by all Address— . 8. & D, DAV] \\nH the RELIABLE FORTUNE ILIIIH l«n IUIHDH\I.H\\AH(I AM PALMIS All three, 40c. ll BLIS I“\l. CO., Bex Y. Blegautly ilustrateds e M Beginning With Today - We will offer the following closing out bargains: 18 doz. fine all worsted mens’ Cardigan Jackets reduced from $2.78 to 81.50. 40 doz. striped camel’s hair heavy weight Underwear re~ duced from 60c to 85¢. 65 doz, scarlet all wool men’s Hose at 12%c. 25 doz. all wool Wristlets at10c¢ a pair. In clothing we offer the following specials: Cassimere lined Overcoats reduced to $2.75. Blue chinchilla beaver Overcoats, reduced to $3.7 Fine all wool plain beaver Overcoats, blown, reduced from $14.50 to $8.90. in black and A 1, heavy blue beaver suit, Grand Army style, double breasted and warranted pure indigo dye,re- duced from $16.50 to $11.75; second grade reduced from $14.50 to $10 All of our heavy winter suits which have been selling for $12, $14 a hnd $16, are marked down now to $9, $11 and $13, respectively. In addition to the above we will close out TIH IS WELK, SO doz, fine Sill: Nec. vear at the nominal price of 10c each. These cannot be bough at less than 25c¢ at any other establishment, and in order to prevent dealers from buying them, we have decided not to sell mnore than two to any one customenr, Please bear in mind that we brought new goods into this market, and our Only object in these sacrifices is tomove goods in such quantities Allgoods manr TU TL so as to insure us plenty of room for spring goods. ed in plain figures and at strictly one price. = Nebraska Glothing Gompany, Cor. Douglas and 14th sts., Omaha. MADE ON HONOB —AND— PERFECT IN EVERY RESPECT. and forwards equally well, and The Lightest ‘§ Running Sewing Machine in existence. We de: e energetic and rvesponsible dealers in Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Dakota and Western Towa. If youwawve looking for a cheap Machine, don’t answer this advertisement, but if yow want to " E.T. ALLEN, M. D. SPECIALIST, Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Room 9 Williams Building, cor. 16th and Dodge sts., Omaha. ours 8to 12a.m. 2to 4 and 7to8 p. m Nebraska National Bank OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Paid up Capital. $250,000 Burplus . .... . ...40,000 H. W, Yate A E nt. ouzalin, Vice President, . H 8. Hughes, Cashier. DIRECTORS: Wy Morse, John 8. Collins, ato Lewis S, Reed. . E. Touzalin, BANKING OFFICE: THE IRON BANK, Cor 12th and Farnam Sts uij_xv\kllxg£!1~xr|xq-ss Transacted N. W. HARRIS & Co. BANKERS, CHICAGO, BONDS ) Counties, Citios &nd othersof office 68 evonlhlr. st Uoston. Correspond- A Ge high grade u-}u,“m and sold, Eustern ence solicited. Numu ATARRH. The Great ‘medy 1s & positive cure, nunm-w and hook for 4 cents 1n # 10AL CO., East Lampton, Nh\fi“lck National Bank BOSTON,MASS. CAPITAL, . - - $400,000 SURPLUS, - - - - 400,000 Accounts of Banks, Bankers and Corpo- rations solicited. Our facilities tor COLLECTIONS are excellent and we re-discount for banks when balances warrant it with us from banks(not located in other Re serve Cities) count as reserve, We draw our own Exchange on London and the Continent, and make Cable t ters and place money by telegraph throug out the United Statés and Canada. Government Bonds bought and sold, and on mace for Banks ans without extra charge. We have a market for prime first-c Investment Securities, and inyite pr trom States, Counties and Citics &\4.1...1» “Wedo.a general Invite on e RO TTER) President. ¥ JOB, W. WORK, Cashicr, Boston is a Reserve City, and balances | Banking business, and handle the Best Sewing Machine that money can buy, addre: Union Manufacturing s for particulars, 209 N. (6th $t., Omaha, Neb, Mention Omaha Bee, C.S. RAYMOND, RELIABLE JEWELER, ‘Watches, Diamonds, Fme Jewelry, Silverware The largest stock. Prices the lowest. Re nrm,;wucm.lr All work warrant ed. Corner Douglas and 15th streets, ()m.n Licensed Watchmaker for the Union Pacific Ratlroadecompany. FURNITURE » A magnificent display of everything useful and ornamental in the furniture. maker’s art, at reasonable prices. HOW TO ACQUIRE WEALTH. BIG PRIZ EVERY YE LION DISTRIBUTER MORE THAN ONE DEAWING EVEKY DEAWINGS IN IRRUARY, THE 1ST AND 20TIL ™ ired to secure one Royal Italian 100 francs gold bond, These bond participate in 225 drawings, four drawings every year ard retain their original valu until the year 1944, Prizes of 2,000,000 1,000,000, 590,000 &e. francs will be drawn, be sides the certainty of receiving back 100 francs in gold, you may win 4 times every year and s0 come into possession of a fortune, lars u8 first payment you ean socure FI 300 Austriun governmont bonds and 4 various K drawn 31 times i r Hafo NO BLANKS! TWO Only $2.00 re 64 money musthe i bacic und many cly ‘Money ciit b sent by regisiered | for or by oxpross, wad o rodir we will aid the Macuments. For further information. il on or lll'l{l IN BANKING CO,, \ds are not lottory tickets, (By lwy of 1878). lly permittod The C. E. Mayne Real Estate and Trust Co N. W. COR. 15th AND HARNEY, OMAHA, a perty of every deseription forgale m all parts of the city. Lands for sale In Gunt Nebraska, every county in Ne A‘HHHH ' SET OF ABSTRACTS Of Titles 6f Doughas county, kept. Maps 01 thé city state or county, oy any othey nformation desired, furni fxce ol cliaige upon spplication,