Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 1, 1887, Page 8

Commerce Bill, The indignation wrought against the |© inter-state commerce law, as interpreted Not Often Found in These Days!! Business property in Omaha now pay- THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1887.-TWELVE PAGES. ing 12 per cent and will bring 20. 1 have N. B. FALCONER’'S by many of the railway companies, to the such properties for also (% 4] detriment of certain commercial centers, ?;"ll':‘ll:::l\x(-T;xx‘vllz\:‘m. Ihnllr:'l:ll‘i‘l\‘:‘l:“:;llfllfi?& ¢ has caused much comment in Omahaand ] d i this up 1, 2,4 and 4 ve: Look this up. L PRI ——===GRAND SPECIAL SALE MONDAY=—= PR R tween the business men of this city and I L O — the representatives of the roads inter- The Puliman Vestibuled Trato, ested, which bids fair to obviate the dif- agnificent wonder in modern ficulties placed in the path of Omaha's train building, which is to run progress as a trade center, = = — etween New York and the West The neighboring ity of South Omaha, o5 the new “'Limited Express” over the recently incorporated” as a city of the Prsssyivasia Lises, will be on exhibi- gecond elass, and generally referred to | == - ~ tion at Omaha Union Depot from 9:00 o, g,v the emllum ¢ business men of that 3 S E 2 = e = — = = m—— ml"l” ;‘lep m. Tuesday, May 3rd. urgh as the “future great packing town . . . . e ladies, newspaper men, railway of the world," hus al<o made complaints l d H k G d men, business men and the trayelin B of thoworld, hus wico mado compiyints argains in 1nens an ouseKeepling oodas public generally aro_invited to take. & ‘ these vulmpl.umq being well founded, a8 | oo T —— " o S “i'i l\l H o \ru~1~ of new and mcompar- d generally admitted, especially by the rail- — —_— — — —= | able Pullman palaces on wheels, con- | w‘\‘l( companies. nected by ingeniously constructed vesti- ‘hen the fact is borne in mind that bules of steel, mahogany and glass, i several rail companies are [ f \ [ " : thereby forming absolutely “solid B Necking an onteanco Into South ur own importation of Table | Damask, all new patterns, at $1.' or not. Special orders taken for [ Lace effects in Novelty Dress( high neck and ribbed sleeves, at | Fain. Without an‘open platform from the ! Omahan and that others are | Linens, Napkins and Towels wWill | Would be cheap at $1.25. | Embroidered Cloths and Nap- | Goods at $1 and $1.28. 50¢; worth 78¢. & / front end of the smoking, bathing and ! editating n change of route to this near | be placed on sale Monday. Never | 10 8 B C I : B80g; worth 78¢ having parlors to thie roar ond of the ity 1 change of route to this nes 3 ed on sale Mo 5 Yieces 4 inch ream s. Designs ca e see! . o " BH) . ¥ shf arlors e rear e the distance between On ::.ln |'|l;"’ul :t':ll‘llt‘l'nl new, choice and staple goods as 10 pieces 66 inch Cream ; SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR TR F:_pm:lu‘ul;\;“. 1 e beautiful ane 7~|I4u;hllcr4 ation ot et hacking | we make at this sale. These Damask at80c; worth $1. Feather Pillows. MONDAY. sey Vests at $1 s G VL O $1,100. house center, possesses advantages eal- | Towels, Napkins, and Table | 10 pieces 68 inch Cream . = 88-i ! i Ladies’ full bieached Lisle Vests WAL At Lok (N Gl b culated to draw capital and enterprise | Damask are imported direct. We | Damask at 90c; worth $1.25. FA':;""“F',' J"""“‘.i_')“ hgioity $"‘f‘ ,,;‘”"”"“lf““; e et S b it 5 bl HEEELA LRI UL LR | know they are the cheapest lot of eather Pillows. They are worth | 25¢; worth 40c. CHI ) of Omaha View, between Hamilton and | ho Union Proifie Railway Co. hate | linens {1a} Has svahgisEen BHEWE SPECIAL. $3. 4C-inch all wool faney Plaid| - WILARINS) A2l ol ke streets, Wike and Parmales addi- ocated their depot for the terminus of | 2 5 LAt 8016 Wl 1B, 00 ’ ren’s S ‘ n. i i the dummy traing, whick are (o run be- | i Omaha. ] 100 dozen fancy horder Doyles! We are showing three special | SRtings atgsic; worth @b 1 oy Cozen Children's Solid Col- | Mipsoy, Avuesworn & Brxiawiy, tween South Or and Council Blufis | £ g i : at $1; former price $1.50. AUIDERS T LIVaTCEsRs BERUREY | | e ol Sl Beoical ol aCR et S U | ontite 1y el LI L) \rnam st. on the addition called Albrignt's Choice Special Bargains in Bi{{a0E ings at 80¢; worth 78c. Vhite feet, at 28c per pair. All ronl " | (W. G. Albright, 218 South 15th st., sole TOWEL BED SPREADS. ) Fine French De Beige at 8Oc; | Sizes. M!'."“,"'I““ ale on 28th and proprictor), and by doing so_ this 'great S. LOT 1--6 Ibs., a large nice Pil- | worth 65c. S ANTARE ) lami st., Y Payments, f corporation has demonstrated that ~they T.OT" 142160 ‘dozan it i 1 case Crochet Bed Spreads, | low at$4 a pair. B4-inch Summer Flannels at CALICO, 8je. ) LACK & HoMAN, mm fm“:_xfl‘_blmlnhl;‘:n‘llll:;l,:.cx"‘.&:n;‘:l'ul.;.,_X 10k B WelE soh nhished ‘:f]’; Marseilles patterns, at 69c; worth | LOT 2--6 lbs., at $4.75 a pair. 75¢; worth $1. Three cases standard Dress THE CITY ELECTION, town will be south of the present depot, | 16x84, at 10c each, or $1.10 per | LOT 8--6 Ibs., Half Down at$6 | B4-inch Checked Flannel Suit- | styles of Calicos at 8ic; worth 8ic. | May 3 Detween 8 a, m. and 6 p. m. 'S“"m Ot rmw"v Rolders instend | per- Aogen Tl|ey‘ PR 971 case 11—;. Crochet Bed Spreads | a pair; worth $8. ing at $1; worth $1.88. 2 cases Light Colored Shirting REPUBLICAN TICKET, ¢ 3wt;tcz.fiqu|‘qr:.lmlmulr.l intor:state “cont- | g1 50, ik worth $1.25 A FRENCH FANCY SUITINGS,| C8licosat8ic; worth 8je. Mayor—William J. Broatch. P inw was désigned for the protection of | LOT 11--100 dozen extra qual- | MARSEILLES BED SPREADS. BLACK GOODS! | case fine French Suiting in| BEST QUALITY INDIGO CAL- [ Foilcouuice~Louis ¥, Herka, he veople of the United States, | ity all linen Huck Towels, soft - S i i 1CO, Be. Comptroller— { and a8 such it will be finished, size 10x38, at 16c each, | 1case 10-4 Marseilles Spreads BIEACKSEOODSCoHSIE RIS Rtz A o : ycCuneitmen a1y | ! | out.“ ‘li ;f ?r recent, ate, | ong1.58 per dozen; worth $2. at $1; worth $1.35. P . $1. ) g . case Standard Indigo Calico at E-nlllu |..;. A“{\"Ht’:li‘l:l‘x:l‘llxl]“|’.fl,‘fl”i"’ Yo - K e T T T11-2900 dozen superquale | . 11=4 Mareillas Spreadsat $1.88; GREAT BARGAINS N THIS (e ohk :fltmlp;:los:rge Suitings | Be; worth 8je. JELD! Hertznan, Charles Unitt, ©. 1, preted, |'{ms_u 'y cunnot but prove advan- | ity all linen Huck Towels, size 22 !'eltlhfe;; r.umnsega. i DEPA]\IA{('I;II:HL;AN;I(‘ FOR I;lmcy s:.(m:gq ]Tf'smpes and| 1 case Standard Dress Ging- | o e ihad =Bovarii wha Wi eous to South Omana, 29)c 5 3 | - arseilles Spreads at $2.25; . X h o 4 hams 5 i : Alexander; Kigh A Gl IO are prohibited from L{iVilH_’_[lll\'P("‘tU any- ¥ 11-4 M S s o 5. 2.7 ‘— fi 5 ~O0 " ENS’ 7ic; WORTH 12jc. - S . body, and the shippers of live stock can- | LOT 1V--100 dozen super qual- ! WForth {;'—};'”C; Spreads;at $2.78 at 86c; worth 70c. 5 : LADIES' KID GLOVES MON- 4 < J Omaha the City to Bank On, not send an attendant out with each car | ity alllinen Huck Towels, knotted | 114 Marseill T .| 44-inch all wool Nun’s Veiling DAY. 1 case good styles Dress Sateens Was the remurk of J. L. Rice, the live a8 formerly. These attendants now will | inge, at 28c each; worth 40, -4 Marseilles Spreads at $3.00; | at 50c; worth $1. at 7ic; worth 12je. real estate man as he stepped oft the cars have to pay fare east and back and this expense aione will prove of incalculable TURKISH TOWELS, 25c. i P last eve from a flying visit to Cheyenne five buttons, 1case Cream Crinkle Seersuck- | and Denver, where he worth $4.50. %4-inch fine French Serge at| B0 dozen Ladles’ fine KidGloves ' 11-4 Marseilles Spreads at $4;' ggc; worth $1.25. embroidered back i been feeling value, to South Omaha leav- g 4 at $1 per pair; worth $1.78. er wit , stri o | the pulse of th 0 p pal esta ing = alone the question of | 1 case fancy Turkish Towels, NYCEULSEY 44-inch extra fine French Serge LD i ? worlhl1l‘:‘¢cm°l SERibeRatE At b':ol'l‘l\ \vfinv‘l’x ul‘ ::;-‘L :L"‘i‘x‘u' ‘llhhlrki]m‘ “\l‘l‘n‘te ghenkage and loss of stock ncident to a | knotted fringe, at25¢; worth 88c. | These Spreads are all new de- at $1; Wt;"lh‘/: $il-50‘ el . UNDERWEAR---MONDAY. o tle feverish. Cheyenne has bright pros- mile journcy east from South Omuha signs and splendid val hes 44-inch Melrose Cloth at 8Bc; 2 ; : WHITE GOODS. ects and will be a city of 35 thous to Chicago. g Turkey Red Damask 'fi,é;s L O i obf Men’s Balbriggan Shirts at 25¢; ReRs ot yoacs whilkEDEvEr l|:n{":“l‘l::"|‘l‘]ll o Mr. W. G. Albright has published a o Y 4 - ; or. | sold all over town at 88c. 1 case fine dress styles Checked | 150 thousand Jm vill * h 25 Reat iiote L, . 44-inch Melrose Cloth at $1.25; ; i - v ousand, Omahn will ‘rench 250 Al e pamphlet (,olthqnlngnmml of SPECIAL. 1 case Lonsdale Muslin at 8jc! worth $1.75. Men’s fine French Balbriggan | India Linon at 12jc; worth 28c. | thousand in <8 than 10 years, and dis- a:mth Om‘nlm {fox the Information " of RN EPGIUADSTS b orth'$ Shirts at 78¢; worth $1 This is a wonderful bargain, | tance Kansas City, the litil it of the ose cohtemplaty hase se Fr 2 L 3 4 : vost. More'w arc ; Foperty, in lfm: ":lwto'(c (:;“’"cl,-"‘:;'ifl.‘: 1 case Turkey Red Damask, | 2 Fine Camel's Hair Henrietta Men’s fine French Balbriggan | Come early andget some of it. ‘]‘(?;:.h:. ‘_ur.l,e‘l:":h‘.‘l& i li:‘.rdv“fi’!".?! me's, Lipton’s Hammond's and othef | Warranted fast colors, at 88c per ' _Lawn Tennis Flannel Suiting ' ¢, something new in fine | Shirts at $1; worth $1.28. EMBR tric street Ry, Lfmd't‘ v et o1 :1"“ figanciil glunts yard; worth BOc, reduced to 78¢; worth 90c. D e o piestioy & GCove | _Men's superfine ~Balbriggan OIDERED ROBES. trio treot Ly, iov. road to r. Albright has more_property for A i . ; . - 1 oider R s sale in nll parts of the city, busmess prop- | Bleached Damask. We are showing a very large fine dress fabrics. il ;2"" SLER L4 R L) MBI R, CRy “Dead Shot for Bed Bugs, erty being n specialty, than perhaps any assortment of Table and Piano \ ; o8 : : ; PELE) N U Ol Improved kills touck other real estate man in | SPECIAL BARGAINS! Covers at special reduced prices, | Fine Henrietta Twills with | Men's fine Lisle Thread Shirts| broidery at $2; worth $3.50. ant'remalns 8 (rap tocatoh intruders, 8""“.:“' but Msh {l‘"i(h m s(mtl;]. NEW GOODS! S| Camel’s Hair effect at $1.50, | and Drawers. BO cream Embroidered Robes | Use it thotoughly Land ‘sleep in peac | Jmaha 15 8o great that he is advising a W Our stock of fine Table Linen in ' $1.63, $2.00, $2.25. ) at $3; worth $4.50. Use Dutcher's Fly Killer. i | hisininato ftlends to purchase i the W ONDEREUL B GESE 4. || EetBlis tHelargestiand bealHasont= |l toar at el S LAY RSN, 250 Embroidered Robes, all . ) "':",“i““:gu"',‘gl:"'sl?&“;u:’ng 'gul”"i'“' BLEACHED DAMASK! ©€din the city. We are showing > Ladies’ Gauze Vests at 28c;| colors, also cream and white, at | | 1’!'."’ LS R L Ot ot che o [ %ine: ot f : all the latest designs in Napkins| 4S-inch Black Cashmere at$1; | worth 8sc. $4. These Robes would be cheap | phnt e of the entrprising firm of LA e 10 pieces 64 inch Bleached and cloths. We give special at- | worth $1.50. Ladies’ Jersey Fitting Gauze | at $7.50. U Sy Elae R thatatGro HORRGART To . IM«:n Proof. Damask at 57c; worth 78c. i tention to this branch of our linen 80-inch Black Serge Suiting at | Vests at 85¢; worth 50c. 100 Embroidered Robes, Etta- | most perfect map of the ity which has Lk Mans, In,, pril 20.—Editor Omaha 18 pieces 66 inch Bleached department, and are always' 60c; worth $1. Ladies’ Balbriggan Vests in| mine Robes, in cream, with col- [ ¥et been gotten up. It shows every new BEk, Omaha, Neb.—Dear Sir: In answer | Damask at 78¢; worth $1. I pleased to show our goods high neck and long sleeves, in | ored embroidery, at $8; worth [ dddition that has ‘been recorded, urd | loyoursof the 2th, asking for ourex- | 18 pieces 70 inch Bleached whether ladies wish to purchase| Novelty Dress Goods. perience in using slack coal for steam | purposes and its merits compared with takes in an area of six miles from the $8.80. postoflice. These gentlemen are in tho —_— —_— — — e renERM kL Tenl BRERtRTIR 1DE PROPERTY, A New Arrival, A Good Thing. N. B. FALCONER, As low neck and ribbed sleeves, in and are lump coal, will say we have been using 1 A i 5 A it nd A Store For the Ladies. ;.‘\::.x‘il‘:(-,.ugl;ncttll‘: ik Ao Black Coal in making steam to run our | Business Lots on Dodge, Tenth and ““f‘ of the latest arrivals n 0'““,"" Compare “”“"‘;“ Pluce: lots with ad- Stepping 1nto the pl - Flouring Mills for twenty years, and al- Harney at Astonishing Low who has been drawn here by its great in- | vantages and prices of the poor farm Laces, Laces. Laces. furnigling store of M. lin, 1520 For Sal airy Oucfit, ways with success, both in point of econ- Prices. ducements for men of business, is Mr. [ lots, and you will find the former the . SPECIAL :?lm,l‘\[,“ ” Douglas, out of the hot sun, a busy scene | 2 farm wagons. omy, saving not less than 50 per cent | J.B.Evans & Co., 1510 Dodgo St. William B. Leach, late of Chillicothe, | cheapest in the market.. The Street Car FLOUNCINGS FLOUNCINGS. was found. | The tidy lady assistants 5nnlkl over Lump Coal, and in being able to A Tenth strect lot for $600 per front | Missouri. Mr. Leach will on Monday | company promise positively to build and On Monday we will open thirty pieces | WOr® DSy 19 bees. Millinery in elegant | 2 sets | . ! foot. o T Y] . i SlFas Black Chantilly Lace Flouncings, Al | 3TFay, hats from 50c to $20.00. = Nice [ 50 cow keep a full and regular supply of steam o open up a g 1 real estate office in | operate their Jine out Farnam street to y 2! made up suits for ladi 1) 7 horse: y A Dodge street corner, $700 per front o 5 3 o A new goods, new patterns, and at least 25 | o p s adies, from §1 7 horse which is essentinl in the running of such | foo b Room 7, 1509 Farnam street, where he | the Belt line this summer, The Belt line s, patterns, and at least 25 | Gloves in great variery. The li 8 lots, barn room for 50 cows and 10 aplant. All that is necessary to insure s 83x182 foot double ‘corner on Six- | TilL be sed Lo receive a fair share of | promisc a station at Farnam street and | Per cent. cheaper than they have ever | children’s cloaks and infants’ outfits is | head of horses. success in the use of Slack Coal in any | teenth street, $1,200. the business done in that line in Omahu. | passonger trains every hour. These been offered. Just too, too. Ladies’ wraps in every [ 12 dollars per day. © et VAL Gt Property in all parts of Omaha at | Mr. Leach comes to Omaha bearing the | o miges will be fulfilled, because it is to | 42- 5. style. Ladies’ underwear from the plain- | 70 galions per d st e steam plant, and make a saving of from | CtORRRY, B A RORS G gl | best of credentials. For fourteen years 3 e 42-inch Flouncings at $3.00. est to the finest fabrics. Miss Berlin em- McLavaurn, Mecearn & Co. 50 to 75 per cent over using Lump Coal— | o - LAl he was connected in the People’s Savimgs | the mterest of the companies to keep | (Fnian L onaens 9. ys only s of taste and experience Room 1, 159 Farnam st. according to the nearness of the coal 4 e e h‘fmkld l']lulheuth last eleven years | them. For the same reason the Cable 4;-:'“!\ HO““C}“KE 1‘: :‘:3-’1 m;d every article is guarante Tiadies - - i ¢ vhich he was cashier of the same and | Jine will build out Dodge street in a short 2-inch Flouncings at $3.75. who wish to avoid the trouble and worry Grand Island. ne to the plant, and provided Paper hangers wanted. Mergell & :f{ ;i“ L i ; ine will build ou ! B 5 ouble and worry A =i psigned that position with the good will | ¢ Sgiving e Eai Bl ac Ry 42-inch Floun of hunting up dress maker: e . . S et always that the coal is not | Rosenzweig. St Hogain Istoate he kA so‘fol)g A time, thus giving Briggs Place three lines el "‘,VrLfi"'s mlvn nakers, can go to The great manufacturing, jobbing and hing store with per- | railroad center of Nebraska offers” good f cheap transportation into the heart of | 44-nch Floun | of cheap transporta! e he: being assured thet every- | inducements to m: worked by the ‘“long wall system John F. Boyd, superintendent of the | carefully protec e | S T o —is, first, properly constructed Grates, | stock yards, living in the Seventh ward, | terpr In all the gr en- ; i o5 of Chillicothe Mr. Leach was | the city. Brigas F fect conlidenc thing is first-cli « wifacture and investors, We me , jobbers aid we would say just here that we are | js running for councilman at large. fully identified, and ng the place Davenport to Harney streets. and the -H»i'n:vh F‘loum:i.ugx at $6. e i Ad- uow using the Dorrance Grates, which ————— which for twenty-o ars he had made | Belt line passes through it from north to | 44-inch Flouncings at §0 “In the Spring & young man’s fancy Secretary Bo! we adopted about six months ugo, after | The girl whose face invariably wears a | his home, he bears most flatte south. We are selling lots on Davenport, | 44-inch Flouncings lightly turns to thoughts of love,” but — 'Wk‘"lcf"“‘“l})' into the merits of the | gweet smile must be constantly using | testimonials of his worth and cl Capitol avenue, Dodge, Douglas, Fur- man of sense turns his attention to South Talk is Cheap. various kinds of Rocking Grates, and be- S, Kirk & Company's *Juvenile’” | It issuch men that Omaha we nam and Harney streets in this beautiful e il Omaha lots, where he knows that every | But values tell, South O '[ iadoatinod coming satistied that they were decidedly | T'ofict Soap with hospitabl That the suc- | addition for trom $1,200 to ¥2,500 each. | 5 dollar he invests will be sure to doublo . P AROUOMBLILIR destinol the bost in the market. 'They are saving L cess of Mr. L Will be com- | ‘There is nothing clse so desirable for | Paper hangers wanted. Mergell & | jisoiy, ; toiliefa Akoomin gilowniglory time ito us from 15 10 30 per cent over the old | Mr. B. F. Norris, the popular restau- | mensurate” witi his ability and worth | mee dwellings t 1 nbthe same | ROMDENGIR - o 0. E. Mayne has charge of this prop- | ¢ome, and the most valuable addition to style straight Grate which we had been [ rateur, has sold his restaurant on 16tk | thereis no doubt, and in common with Terms e C. E. Mayne erty. the same is the new *‘First Addition” to north- Near strect cars, gas and waterworks, street, | 83 inside lots at $600 to 900, adjoin using, so we say, put in the Dorrance | st and will open a first class European | all the well wi 1 Estate and Trust compa Y t hers of this growing town | Re Grates if the best results are to be ob- [ hotel in the new Drexel block now being | we bid him thri welcome. west corner Fifteenth and Harne South Omaha just Laid out. Over 35 lots of —_——— The Jewel. t t we r BRI this addition already sold and going tained. Second, plenty of boiler capu- | completed on the the corner of 1ith and D sole agents. LovelsTasilition e 4 Before you make your selecti ; 7 ¢ RoIng clty, say one-half more than would be ab- | Webster sts. Partics wishing to sccure | LAWN Mowrrs—All patterns and sizes | TR (’“"‘““"“""’“",‘ BAMIN) sa80lino Stove oall on us; we have jors daily at tremendous rate. And pray why solutely necessary if using Lump | yooms can do so at reasonable rates, | at Evans' Sced Store, 14th and Dodge. The Jewel 1s the best made and the nam street. | gjineiieS Wit ooy not? This addition 1s only three blocky Coal, Third, a strong draft with | gjithe o rnished, with all o ———— . best working stove on the market. For 5 G SION east of Hammond's packing houses and . h I'3 either furnished or unfurnished, with al A Y. OnEL M D If you don't buy Arnold’s Park yi 310 N. 161 4 I : > ! damper so constructed that the | the advantages of « first class hotel. I have five lots on Farnam st. only | 8ale by Witman & Scoville, 310 N. 16th wllAl A L_I.““;m d ark you :f'ol&“(g m":ou- (?x}l'r:mll(lumr_) low prices of R ARG H. Watts has removed to 1610 F $aiton/each npvitomy o atract)| BREE Rl Mr. J. H. E ty_ Steam | Sooras 4090 ench. i L e fireman, hese pol are care- L. H. W as re 24 Par- )ays be 4 o v 81eCiH 1 o ———— 8 b Loy X gy 50x130, streets al 2 | that will fire lightly and often, taking | to see his friends. e L e and Kensington, 1n a section where acre et s iots 2 sole O sty 4 R pro ment or home. Title perfect from Uniom g . 2 e o virlots. He will show the proj the company, who will now h: Stock Yards o 7. Sole agen | care to carry a level fire and keep his —— Hold Up ! property ix selling fast, for sale at a | 8ale Of thcir ot i X op- R Rl W anre toc rds company. Sole agent: J | furnace clernyn. we will guarantee fhattho | Tt is announced . that Mrs, M. E. | Now see what I lmwp to say. I will | Price thut will brirg the investor 100 per L‘;gn":fil,{;g:::f,}:‘ all desired information L’.fic“r"i'}.':31”‘.'.'.'{}“,‘1‘,\‘,;‘,s (,c‘.‘“,,fl',‘lc'il,\;z‘]u‘lfi seph Ki 0 South 13th St., Mor- 3 owaer as well as the fireman would not | Mitchell has removed her line of Fine | scil yon lots on FARNAM street at $2,000 cent in thre : : [Signed]) W 'A. PAxToN, Prosident, towles, ete., on & more ‘.me{\-,‘ | [ 4 maps can be seen 3 buan l‘ulup‘(?unldu\';an at tlhufinme price, | Fancy Work to 1512 Douglas. No man has bonght Farnam street yel:'m"s 4 or cash, balance 1, 2 and 8 B4 Widt esident, (||r1|isf:i||g' elogant tollet cabinets on ';’n:'rc!::]sléxf:"d teams dy to take out | and a ton of good clean Slack, no matter e I I i They wi BLh 5 P " 3 osire Mhalaor)nanY, (il B dow fine, wil‘l‘go a8 far as u ton of Lump | GasoLiNe —We sell from our store, 114 w‘lf:-mg?:mw h\"’?’x\:'m,xn ou{'“?‘:nm_l{ W NELSON, 422 South 13th st. Look the city over and you will find (‘:I‘I']‘l LA d"“”"," dhe fhenany Terms: One-fourth cash, balance in Coal. We h: f che 3 eet. s or's V. . ‘e L anas il Res A Ll our prices cannot be duplicated on in- AV dsome new deliver! terly payments at 8 per cent in- al., e have, of course, touched upon | and 116 South 16th street, Dangler's Vapor 500 cash, bal. 1, 2 and 8 ye: 8 4 i i i wagons on the strec few days. Tl the vital points in tho construction of a | Stove Gasoline at 150 por gatlon in five | hor cont. Don't let this ohance ship.to | , Remember that in buying South Omaha | side” lots' near Humiiton streot and in. | JUEICL Conti dor tho- i f 9 o lant where Slack Coal is to be used allon lots. Kennard Glass and Paint 1 B T B R T B G lots from C, k. Mayne you get them from | side the 2 mileé circle at $600 to $500 St “‘ on der the ma The workingman's home, Van Camp 5 he various other conditions necessary to | Co > i O andl wouth Fromt full lote Seo my | first hands, and thus save the profits and | Wise and Farmales addition. agement of Mr. er, which is a | addition, One of the most beautify | R S e e |l e north 0 tonen, front futl lots. - 5ee my | commissions of the middle man, GIBSON, AYLESWORTH & BENJAMIN, guarangeo that it will bo pushed with en- | ditions cver laid out to Omala. - Fing ] Lump Coul, such as the kind of Boiler, Cottage colors in ull tints at Kennard | SPecial ad before BUving, oiran ———— 1512 Farnam st. ;V};l his enterprise is worth view on Missouri river, overlooks Coun- the getting of them, the depth and length | Glass and Paint Cu.’s 114 and 116 5. 16th DEXTRIL L HOMAR, Why Pay Rent? 3 R oot TN ET e GO LY cil Blutls and ten miles of the ” Missouri of the firepot, etc., ete., should be ob- | st. Removed. Buy houses on monthly payments, at [ For cheapness Arnold’s Park cannot be | ¢y I I8 10088 9THe Tastitutio Only 2 blocks south of Mur P ¢ served. We have known several owners .:m.., The Omaha Steam Dye Work re- | $25t0%30 per month. FLACK & HomaN. compared with surrounding property. 211 8. 11th sty W T 1:?"(.‘:::-""‘\9::’ 0, Seat fli" {"”\;h 1?1“ L.I “”\Irull‘lllvrl'lll‘;: fe :‘: k of steam plants who were using Lum 5 ve 006 Farnam St v g e hall the | i rendit BU-QRH O B, LEA0K . s e j Gonl to try Stuck and fail completely, but | o Buy houses on monthly paymonts, at moved to 1003 Farnam St., where they | s pcnicects and Superintendents. ; To Contractors. Call them up and give them an order. v Missour river il covered with | the failure could always be traced " to a | #20to$30 per month. FLACK & HOMAN. | 100 b0 - and dyeing dono. Hodgson & Son, 26 iron Bank, Omaha, | Sealed proposals will be received at 10 Houses for Sale. UL e SEoNe. S e i lack of one or more of the conditions P ST PAULSON, Prop. | and 311 Nic. av our oftice until noon, May ith, for the | price $2,500 to £3,000 on monthly Sl Moot Prices from 830 to $600 f above noted. ‘The writer has often won- = rras LAY v itk s construction of a two story brick build- 3 7] ¥ | y_vay- 5 14 feet ices from $350 to 6! V ata are one-quarter of a mile farther from o 3 - ; 3 ing. The rightis reserved ;| ments. FLACK & HOMAN and terms very casy, none such can be dered that so few of our Northwestern RENOL 100 Frank Rogers, druggist, has removed The title to Ar . g eserved to reject any R 11 Frenze e il - hig p Manufacturers were using Slack Coal for postot n Jots we areselling in Wise f Millneg hotel to g1 5. 15th 8 e to 4 or all bids. 00m renzer block had anywhere: £50 1o $100 cash and bal- T d 8 MR OF & Parm s addition at £600 to ( rom Millard hotel to 12 5. 15th St in —— DiETRICK & GuUT! Arohite! ot FreTEST O 5.00 monthly or to suit purchaser, lluel. lebm"gtl:m ol:ly mt!‘s.xlwnhm our GIBSON, AYLESWOR the Barker block, 83 HETRICK & Go lrlli. A ulhlm('l:ik Don’t let this beautiful spring weather | & per cent interest, These are the last nowledge until within the last two or & e reighton “ o MO 2 . 50 1 ——— pass without riding out to Beniso tuking your choice of those han lots. Some of you old fogics will from yours of let A ” Inside lots, east of Orchard Hill and ~ . The Omaha Towel company have put | south of Oms J. L. Pierson, commission dealer in [ intothe business houses and oftic s, has | correct listof all the new fire sig lots that you c: city forjhomes, Some choice Tots left in_ Brown's Park 1 buy on such terms near I three years. We would say here, think- . ing that some may say we have only a small plant, and that onr experience ha View at $600 to §000. GIBSON, AYLESWORTH & BENJAMIN, LAWN GRrAss, LAwN MowEgs, A BX L real ate and investment se: e A y | 1512 Farnam st. N VAs ! from 24th strect to the railroad track in : "Wld,"t.)ll hold good for extensive plants, | to SR ™00 ™5 ™ Omaha lonal | just ordered by the city couneil. This is —e “a: }(:KH that during your peaceful Slumbers your | South Omaha. This addition has been ¢ | that we have an average capacity of tlour | {oRN ad to | & great convel LAWN neighbors, by taking advantage of the [ less ndy, ding, where he will be g nience to everybody, ¢ more lots nths than in The only complete stoek of paints, oils At EvAxe’ Seed Store, mill stutls and feed of car loads per low prices of this wddition, have grown | sold thuw meet with any one looking for an invest- during last six n and window glass in the city at Kennard day, (24 hours) and our average output is Lace Cu nkets cleaned, i 14th and Dodge. from men of limited on NS “ y 4 e I LUV ment. i 1 aned, | Glass ana Paint Co.'s, 114 and 116 5. 16th - bt -4 of limited ‘means to “bloated | any —other addition That tells, m‘m“fh I‘):ol:v':eour h”}.;?";",“”' "")“’ He handles only such properties as can equal 10 new, at the City Steam Laun- n;‘ e Between Hamilton and Lake Streets bondholders. y Any_ of those white hat- | Vilues wre rising continuonsly and Sliok " Coal onn_ mot bo utilzed | be recommiended as. safe and - promis dry. I e at $600. ::'l‘{lh'l:'.}'*l t O E. Mayne's will be do- | money 15 made fust by those who invest - 1 to any demred extent, and the re- [ 891 Feturnsto (o insestor | Boilt up on all sides of it and lots now K Drsnated algomino s all calopalal [hink of it-We are sclling lots south AL R © L su will be o saving that fow not | o und raciao property, which will | SUPE ARG 1o RO T & Earmuts | 1168, o st S g, it e ememite e | | In arder to aecommudate oustomors wo | age tho plats, s, cic. Hiave ko sev: -2 i - o + | be shown with asure at any time. Cull e o bl QR MARS — - 3 -y ¥ b _ J have just coneluded to s offiman Ler- | eral plats of one, five, ten, twenty and { ] Fortunately ourTowa coalis well adapted | 0NN W WEGEE AL 00N MRoom's, | Sirects. inside the two wile direle; can Notice to Real Estate Dealers. Guusox, AVLESWOIIIE & BEXIAMIN, [ rao lots for the old prices of 50 and | hundred acra tracts, very close to. South ~ tothouse of its slack for fuel, the veins | () i) Nitional bunk building. gubla.yoyr meney within 30 doye, All property listed by me is herepy o AR RN - | #100 until May 5 when prices will posi- | Omaha, suituble tor platting, real genu- ~ beng thick, which insures its being i i o e i1BSON, A n.b\\munl:].) l.-:‘“.“mi withdrawn from market. At oldia parIE i U tively be raised $50 per lot. For sale by | ine bargains, Come and sce them at X alor“nd \}'lthfglt b,ovnll{l'vuzl -Il{l\mll.\n!tl Notice, Ladles. 519 Farunm st, MaRTiA M, Isi. NSV TOANG ) s Nevraska Loan and R. E. Co., Rooms 9 | Jeseph Kavan's, 420 South 3 i 'l‘: ‘:un:kn{ru"n‘\“t n‘“{{“};‘n"tl}’n’u“l:‘l:l:nr:m Those holding eards of invitation to —— Cheap Property. and 10, Hellman building. Om Morris Morrison's oflice 128 feet square on Howard and 20th Hoffman Terrace Just afew days more and we can hear always read the great MeGibny Family, fifteen in o the ( &N. W. R. R. has given the best the opening of Larkin & Co.’s Dry Goods Srth 16th St entitling the | fdmitted by all who are posted that E, T, . results of any we huye used it . Sy Gudd & Son are authority on values of o P Afted street frouts on 3 streets for $12,500. | is booming and the endisnot yet, B A aal . Fiynovrn Ru “,‘i’:}:r';:;‘4:;i)k day of May, being good to that time. p :“:‘l,i"‘"‘"’l{';‘h:,f‘;\‘:.K:{z-‘l;}"""“’ the low- | pany in the world, and are pucking the | couth i o SRy T Bmattoash payiment. “Nehraske Lioah & | sound; aliaicayiar park liond, 3 4 [ SRR LARKIN & Co. eS| a8 tho Iilowing lows: | houses from Califormia here. Their | oo T (PR P _E. Co. Rooms 9und 10, Hellman a1 Prestox & Co., B The aboro communioation ully son. e Lot 10 Blook 87 $3J0 linsy Torms, music. s fine and their fun pure and elo- | Y200 pulnee G & big bargain. 1 building, 510 Pierce Sircet, Omalia. e 0 PO a1t would scatm | o The best burgun in Omaha aticr tho e vating. Their dates are May 13 and 14, CLanK & FrExer, 1616 Dougles, DM D o ialieb ndi |yl TR ¢ 1 M| rd of May. For live days only. Six fine 4 e ALE ¥ 3 glas. . M, L ann, Speciahst, _ Dietrick & Gutl. architects, and super- I a2} thonglitful mon would bo quick lots In n body fuoing eust, 8} biocks trom Ll TR ot first water diamonds at Edholm ve 0-room houses for sale on 28th and | NOVth Fourteenth strect intondents, Hoom 15 Crolghton block, ¥ the L : e — 1 sehool and 14 blocks from the e or tarme s i | g T hoautitul grove of timber, one of mines, and 50 per cent al points no ;1 o STADRLNARY & REWMAN tlz]lljll;“:rl(‘llfllll“w\'|I‘:1\Il“|’ik\"‘!:|l“l“”‘f‘::":‘.;“l:“z)‘ g B rther romovad than Lo Mars, How. | + - E. Cor. Sixtoenth and Dodgo s P e S AT b Oy BURLINGTON ROUTE, L ever it must be borne iu mind that the prices. E. Add & Son, 1 arnam, o 3 peroentage of saving W be wradually ., and over Stockman's Building, South 5 ¥ mffords, It demonstrates that with a o rly constracted stewm plant a sav- E of 75 per cent may be mude at the 4 Fi Lots 3 and 8, block 04, south and east | & Akin, The Reliable Mlnm b0, 52 DiamondMerchants. e, for sale To the Pablic. On or about the first of May the store las st (Millard hotel blk) 1 by Speiman & Pierc ctical Plumbers and Sanitary En- fors - Y, Paymenta, Buy a lot in Hoffman Te CK & HOMAN. | by Nebraska Loan & R. E. o — Arnold's Purk is inside property. e Buy a lot in by Nebraska L n ‘l'igrace, tor sale nand R, k. Co, Noti nge of Time. The pr ce to Real Estate Dealer » of lot 5, block 173 1; Kountze Place, need will introduce n system of work uced as di 2t e Corner two lots, Six #1,00, one- 8 ning May 1, the morning train | to 18,000, Lot Sixtcenth | Had a splendiid sale, but not wny better | thatis indorsed hy the leading architects ut we very well the diflerence | thivd cash, if wanted grab it quick. e z0, St. Lowis and Kansus City 2 ljoining Se thun Hoffman Terrace. As a home for | and sanitavians of the country. Would ~ will stways 'be lurgely i favor ot slack. Baukek & Buke, 1500 Farnam., You will miss the best ¢ » of your © Omaha depot daily at 8:40 u. m. | pository, to 3 workingmen Hoffman ‘Perrace is im- | invite the public to inspect such work o B y s — life if you®ail to take advantage of the GIT TIAIN Foit KANSAS Crry wiLL e measurably the superior to any part of | under way at the Millard hotel and o No wild-cat ubout Arnoia’s Purk. $10,000 in Sixty Days. Iiberal offers made by th uth Omaha | LEAVE ON SATURDAY, a8 well as every | Eight houses in Hitchcock's addition. | the county farm. ‘I'lie prices are only | Rumge bik. Al work conducted under - 183 feet front _on Sixteenth street for | Land Syndicate the resolutions they 4 4% 8:50 p.m. For | Prices from $1,300 to j ight | about 1-6 as high. They lay just as well sonal supervision and guaranteed o LAWN MowERS! LAWN Mow ERS 100 per foot. Will sell in sixty days for | passed a few duys ago. You will find wr berths, cte., upply io | houses in Denise & Parmelee’ . | and are as near town. Hoftman Terrs ass in every respect. Yours re 1 cial sale; $3 and upwards at Ev $150 per front foot. Hugu MURPHY, copy of them in this y and can't y S Prices from $1,500 to #2,000, on yery eusy | is for sale by the Neb. Loan and R E. | specifully, SPELMAN & PIERCE, Store, 14th and Dodge. 3 1505 Farnam, third floor, ord to negleet reading U payments. Wm. 5. Paul, 516 5. 15th st. - Co., rooms 9 and 10, Hellnvan building, 1212 Douglas,