Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 23, 1888, Page 5

It is scarcely a matter requiring explanation why Dundee Place will eventually supersede all other locations in Omaha for elegant homes. ous. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1888, natural lay of the land is equal in importance. Dundee Place was the envy of lot buyers and home seekers when it was known as the Patrick farm, even though the ground was unbroken, lying as it does in the pathway of Omaha’s greatest growth; with every condition favorable to make it a pleasant place to live. The reasons are obvi- The restrictions inserted in allthe deeds are a most important feature; the DUNDEE PLACE Its beauty and healthfulness of location are unpuestioned and unsurpassed. The ground is so high and so well drained that within a few hours after a storm all water disappears. The lots as well as the streets and avenues are being graded and shade trees will be planted. Many of our best citizens have secured building sites for elegant and perma- nent homes. veloped without seeing it. This company will either build a house for you or make a liberal building loan with but one-third the price of the ground paid: Our salesmen are ready at all times to show the property, it being but twelve minutes drive from our office. No one can appreciate the advantages of this property as lately de- The Patrick Land Company of Omaha, SOLE OWNERS OF DUNDEE PLACE. Room 23, Chamber of Commerce, Omaha, Nebraska. W. H. CRAIG, President, ANOTHER CONFIDENCE GAME. How the Farmers are Being Swin- dled By 1. E. Wilson. BRITH SOCIETY. THE B'NAI Answor of the Chicago, St. Paul, Min- neapolis & Omaha Railway in the Quo Wasranto Proceedin ge— New Notarfes—Oity News. 4 P STREET, LINCOLN, Oct. 22 And now comes the Chicago, St l"xml, Minneapolis & Omaha railway company {n answer to the quo warranto action ‘brought iu the supreme court against it by the attorney general, on the purt of tho state, denying in toto that it is not n domestic incorporation and fully en- titled to all the rights of eminent do- main under the statutes of the state. The answer of the company is- very modest. It does not seck to shift the case to the federal courts, where it is possible to pack juries, and where it is next to impossible to win a case against a railway company. The road wishes to be fully in accord with the exactions of the code and state constitution, and actically suys so in its answer filed : v. The answer sets up reasons at Jength why the road thinks it is legally incorporated, and if the court sustains it in the view taken, the attorney gen- @ral will have accomplished his pur- in fustituting lho suit against it. warranto actions n;uuun this road ana others was to get. the opinion of the court as to whether it was legally and properly incorporated under the laws of the state, and so make it possible to bring and sustain suits brougnt against them in the state courts, Some of the railroad compa- nies have been in the habit of swinging legitimate state court cases into the federal courts, and in so doing saved their slippery necks through the rotten method of lm]mnuolmg the jury to try causes taken there. The actions in quo warranto, recent lumwht by the attorney general, are among the most important ever Juhw\l in the supreme court, and the roads are lyivg on a hard bed, and with a decision that sustains douiestic incorporation or compels it, the last prop is taken away from them, and all actions arising against the com- panies under the constitution and statutes will 1n the future be tried and settled in the state courts, where it is impossible to continuously pack juries, and it will then be possible to secure justice. Lixcory BUkgAu or Titk Osaiis Beg, } 1029 A SLEEK SWINDLER. During the sale season of the fall L. E. Wiison, who has oeen living on the Cadman farm, just south of the insune asylum, has been confidencing the farm- ers of the surrounding country most beautifully. He has attended the ad- vertised stock sales far and near, bid- ding and buying incattle whenever pos- sible and av tho close of the sale se- cured his purchase by giving a mort- gage on the stock or his promissory note with the name of a friend who chanced to be present as security. In this way he succeed in purchasing over 1,500 head of cattle. As fast as the circum- stances and conditions would permit, Wilson would run the same cattle off to pome sale more distans, where they were again sold for cash and the mone) stuffed into his illegally fattened pocket- book. The scheme becamo so trans- parent that suspicions were aroused and one of his victims succeeded 1n getting hls just dues, but not 80 with the vrest, for he folded his tent and quietly stole away on the 19th, and since then he has not been heard of. [t was a brazen scheme and successfully worked. The matter has been put into a detective’s hands and an effort will be made to run him to his lair. It is suid that Wilson got away with over 3,000 by his treacherous game. NAT BRITH SOCIETY. ‘ganization of the Independent Order of 13 Brith (Sons of the Cov- enant) yesterday was an event of more than ordinary interest to Jewish circies in Lincoln. ‘The order was establishcd in this country for years ago, by & number uf Jewis 1s of Now York, and the object of it is toaid aelite emigrants, support and edu- cate those in want _and to elevato the moral standard. There are now & lodges in existence,the latest acquisition being Lincoln City lodge No. 877, and the total membership will nearly or quite reach 26,000, The lodge here be- longs to distriet No. 6, and embraces the states of Nebraska, [owa, Minne- sota, Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan, The order now has a reserve fund of $100,000, and as the institution is purely benevolent it certainly is commendable. Prosident Tansing and Secretary Ham- burgher, of Chicago, instituted the lodge. They leave for home to-day. NEW NOTARIES PUBLIC. The following notaries pnblic were commissioned to-day by the governor: Charles D. Francis, Neligh, Antclope county; Ohio Knox, Sidney, Choyenne county; Charies E, Walters, Omaha, Douglas county; Samuel L. Christensen, Charlson, Dawes county; Luther M. Mahill, Max, Dundy county; W. S N wood, Maywood, Frontier count Vandertood, Hollund, Lancaster county; C. W. Kuley, Red Cloud, Webster county. CITY NEWS AND NOTES, Governor Thayer returned home from O'Neill yesterday evening but left again to-day for Hastings, where he continues the work of the campaig The Catholic fair at Bohanan’s hall closed to-night. It has been a marked success from the boginning, in both a social and financial way. Mrs. John S. Finch raturned home to- day from Tecumseh, where she has been visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Finch will reside at 810 North Fourtcenth street. They will be ready to receive their friends after this week. Judge Houston was kept busy this forencon drunks and ba fining vagrants and plain There was one case of assault ¢ but there was nothin in it. ty bastile bids fair to be a resort ‘the long months of the winter. The city is full of loafers and vagrants. The new Christian eburch will soon furnish shelter for its workmen. Build- ers are now engaged in roofing it. The mason work is well nigh done. When finished it will be one of the neatest and cosiest churches in the Capital city, The architectural design is certainly fine, Although stormy, the republican rally here to-night was a grand success. The Metropolitan rink was well filled, and the enthusinsm boundless. No finer crowd ever greeted n speake the city of Lincoln. The Ivish-American elub did atself proud. During the next two weelks the campaign will be prose- cuted in Lancaster county with tireless vigor. —_—— To the young face Pozzoni's Complex- ion Powder gives fresher charms, to the old renewed youth. Try it. List. “Front! show this gentleman to room 406. Go with the young man, plea: That is what thé clerk at a popuine down-town hotel said to a timid, pale- faced stranger who had_applicd for ac- commodation, says the New York Mail and iixpress. “One minute, boy,” ejaculated the guest. *‘I wish to understand matters fully,” and he hauled from an inner pecket a long, black book which he openetl with great precision. After scanning a few of ite leaves, he said: *‘No, sir; not me. You can’t get me into_tbat room. privilege, Mr. Clerk. What's the mat- ter? Well, that room is marked, put on this black-| lla'. here, See? Vth. does it mean? T'll tell you in a ve words. I may not bo as pract some of you New Yorkers, but up my vay I am considered a practical busi- ness man. I am a great lover of the newspapers and as my husiness requires a great deal of travel T make a point of noting all the hotel suicides. The pa- pers \|~v|.|ll\ publish the number of the room in which a suicide or murder oc- curs. Well, I keep track of these par- ticulars and enter them in this book. I find that rooin 406, to which you now wish to send me, was the scene of a sui- cide last fall. 1 possess a little nevve, but not sufficient to occupy a room that is marked. If you have no other I'll try some other hotel. All vight, sir. Good day.” As the practical business man started out the clerk muttered something about cranks and the newspapers. ot vl i Advice to Mothers. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup should al- ways be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhaa. 25¢ & bottle. ———- “James,” said the grocer to his new boy, “*you want to push them codfish; we're overstocked on 'em. Sell em at 80 cents, and if they doh’t go I'll put ‘em on the bargain counter next week.” “\'oull find them codfish very n " said James a little later to an old lady customer; ‘‘they're dirt vhonp at 30 cents, an’ it’s the last cha L ¢ 'em at that pi going up? '2\0‘ ma'am; on the bargain counter nex’ week fer what wo kin git fer ‘em.” —The Epoch. ———— To evr is human, but y mistake if you use Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic for” dyspepsia, costiveness, bud breath, piles,pimples, ague and malaria, poor appetite, low spivits, or diseascs the kidueys, stomach and liver. 50 ou make no cents. Goodman Drug company. sl Pl Minister (to grocer’s boy)—*"Little boy, by thrift and economy you may some day be able to embark in business for yoursell and you must never forget tlmt honesty is the best policy.” Gro- cor’s boy (dubiously)—*"I don't know 'bout that, sir. [ heard the boss say that he made $10,000 last year.” e Wm. Black, bingdon, Towa, was cured of cancer of the eye by Dr. Joues' Red Clover Tonie, which cures all blood disorders and diseases of the stomach, liver and kidneys. The best tonic and appetizer known. 50 cents, Goodman Drug company. e Countryman (to Sixth avenue grocer) —*Gimme ‘blout four fingers o i-eye, mister, with a little sugar in it.”” Grocer We don’t sell whisky, friend.” Wha-nt! Why, down to the corners the grocery store sells more licker nor anythin’ else. New York seems to be a slow kind of u town."—Texas Siftings. i Jarvis' 777 will cure your cold, I'm paying for the | N. D. ALLEN, Vice President. W & KURTZ, General Managsr. Publisher’s Auxiliar, The xl\\u con- tains more than two million openings, | which are the outlets of an eaual num- ber of sweat glands. The human skele- ton consists of more than two hundred distinet bones. An amount of blood equal to the whole quantity in the body passes through the whole heart onco minute, The full capacity of the lungs is about three hundrad and twenty cubic inches. About two-thirds of a pint of is inhaled and exhaled at each breath in ordinary respi The stomach daily produdes nine pounds of gastric juice for digestion of food capucity is about five pints. There more than five hundred sep: cles in the body, with an_equal number of nerves and blood vossels. of the heart is beats i The w from eight to twe 100,000 in l\\unl\- ounces. It four hours, one-fourth of whole about nine miles. man takes five and onc food and drink ench day to one ton of solid and liquid nour ment annually. A man breathes eig teen times a mi and_ 3,000 feet, or about thre d s¢ ty-five hogsheads of air his existence, Alf pounds of , which amounts h- “Alas! Alas!” the dude exclaims, “in my slender anlkle I've got pains.”” “Don’t fret,” said ma, for whom he had sent, I have some Salvation Oil." My time is up,” said the doctor to the pa- tient, whom he fouud using Dr. Buli's Cougi Syrup, and he was correet, for his cough had been cured. ———- BCustomer (to grocer)—-I want to_ get a pound of old chees Grocer—*"All right. ['ll send it around in five min- utes.” Customer—"All ht, and let it briug u couple of crackers with it."— New York Sun. All doctors luummuull Tavvis' Brandy, Grocer—Well, -«unn\, \\h.ll can I do for you?” Sonny--‘Me mudder sent me back wid the butter and wine. She sed she ordered now butter and old wine, an’ she thinks you've got the New York Sun. ummg. s mixed up.” And all nature assumes a wintery as pect, those who are prudent and omical will Liegln to look about £ WHEN THE toction againat cold weather, changes of temperature, and their results. Win- ter clothing, fael and By 8 PLAS TEitAre recogniz tant houselold n s the most impor- sities. This plaster has secured & permanent place in every well regulatéd household, us the most ot7, known for Pains, Baokache valusble extemnl re « {iry 18 sen L 118 grout pop: LEAVES BEGIN ¢ e St e i 10 I:Mlu."..r..‘.;,m R . Piatt St v Of INSTRUCTIONS FROM Tilk TOik, & valuable bousehold book. Do Ar, Owi OH! MY HEAD. The pain from Neuralgia and it companion disease Rheumatism iy excruciating. Thousands who could be quickly cured are needlessly suf- fering. ~ Ath-lo-pho-ros will do for others what it did for the following rties : ” Ind. Oct 'fi% v.u- i il bat i v;(I:hl ‘Raal 2 past Tows o ard of Athio: = All- one bottle l,'«ul.ul Shoar Ine e gl ahes B T T waantirelywel. | ink (e mod ‘onitivoly & sure cure UNCHY B, Reppiox e o oy el andh u.n»m.',.;"."-« n‘:‘la‘z\: e %;Wmow’l lznmuna-' &ar Send 6 ceuts for the beautiful wxomu pw- ture, ' Moorish Maiden. THE ATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. N. Y. o "rnm Folly, oL Jnl "my{ll\jnc medieal oard, olly, o obili cliated for PRtk rhsormren b or o blay our ATED MEDICA MEDICAL C NlULY‘NG S VARICOCELE IANGALI' flll" WITHOS A AN EheD ur lPumll.. 1AL havo serusly drained ms, and wl DL ey 150w y Mail of 1a Person with our n-urnuu VS iy rustorad to L VALMS a5 lton G| oot Kow Yorm, Nebraska National Bk, TU. 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, Paid Up Capital.......... Surplus. H. W. YATEs, President, Tavin s w. V. H.W. YATE: Banking Office. mnx( ‘rmu J REED, Vice President. ALY, -$400,000 . 50,000 2nd Vice Prestdent, 8. Huaues, Cashier, 15 8, REED, N, N 8. COLLINS, THE IRON .BANK Corner 12th and Farnam Sts, A General Il.\nkmx Business Transacted. * FARM AND OMARA CITY LOANS, The Kansas City Investment Co 36 Chamber of Commerce, No [apays. OMAHA, NEB, STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1873, Nos. 303-404-170-604. All business done at this office. ]flSfI’TIfiIWfS‘ m HOS'I‘ PERFECT OF PENS W.J. GALBRAITR, Su &!..“,E‘.!&‘. fdh‘yslcln. Aouelu st. 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