Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 9, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. The rovenue collectibns yesterday were $1,830.85. The uprlnn term of the city schools sommenced yesterday and will continue for three months. G. W. Jones, of Tilden, Neb., has been appointed railway mail clerk on the Omaha & Ogden route. A K. of P. badge was found at the custom house and can be recovered by the owner by applying there. Anna Schultz has sppiied to the dis- trict court for a divprce from her hus- band on the ground of adultery. “The Celebrated Dunlap hats.” Spring styles now ready. Frederick & 0., leading hatters, 120 S. 15th st. Fred. Reed, arrested on the charge of vagrancy sent to Atlantic, lowa, where he is wanted for some petty of- fense. Thirteen men were arrested by the police Sunday night. In police courts yesterday morning, ten of them were discharged. Mrs. Murphy, an employe in the City Steam laundry, had the index finger of her left hand torn off in the machinery, yesterday morning. The wholesale and retail sash, doors and blinds business conducted by G. I, Lyman, at 1001 South Thirteenth, has been sold to J. L. Pierson. A consignment of cotton hosiery from Bremen and another of cigars from Havana for local merchants, has been received at the custom house. Tom Sylvester, colored, went to visit another colored man named Robertson at his cabin on the West Side Sun- day, and found him dead upon his cabin floor. The deceased died of consump- tion. Minnie Gentry, colored. was fined 35 in police court,yesterday,for slapping a white girl in the mouth. Minnie re- hearsed o choice lot of profanity to the judge in her report of the row, muen to the amusement of the motley crowd. William Abbott states that his wife has deserted him and carried away his money, #700 in all. Abbott is living with a married daughter on Eighteenth street near Cuming. Mrs. Abbott is reported to have eloped with another man. A man living on Williams street, near Sixteenth. called at THE Beg office yesterday and stated that the item D"hhhhl‘(l Saturday about a man sup- posed to have taken potson and prob- ably in the house occupied by him, was not true. Kaspar Roch was fined $20 and costs in police court yesterday afternoon for having cut open the head of “Shorty” Graham, keeper of the cane fake tent on Farnum near Eleventh street. Roch told n pretty story of how he cracked Graham’s skull in seif defense, but the court didn’t evidently take much stock in the tale and asscssed the fine, dis- missing Graham. Personal Paragraphs. F. L. Foss, of Crete, is at the Millard. A. B. Slater, of Wayne, is at the Millard. W. C. Eberts, of Detroit, is at the Murray. F. W. Wolly, of New York, is at the Pax- ton. Lyman Richardson has returned from the east. H. R. Tinsley, of Chicago, 1s-a Millard guest, * B. L. Arnold, of Minneapolis, is a Paxton guest. N. S. Harding, of Nebraska City, is at the Paxton. ‘W. H. Joan, of Iowa City, Ia., is at the Paxton. J. C. Fuller, of Cedar Rapids, Ia., Murray gues R. B. Harris, of Des Moines, Murray. J. H. Hamilton, of St. Murray. 'W. Watson, of St. Louis, is at the Hotel Esmond. Mme. Albani, with her maid, is stopping at the Murray. J, H. Reynolds, of Wymore, is registered at the Paxton, Georee A. Browster, of Milwaukee, 15 a guest at the Millard. L. W. Russell, of Glenwood, Ia., is regis- tered at the Millard. J. M. Thacher and wife, of Fort Niobrara, Neb., are.ut the Paxton. J. C. Robberts, of David City, registered at the Murray yesterday. Mrs. L. A, Stephens, of North Platte, was &t the Miliard yesterday. James E. Merritt and wife, of Minneapolis, are registered at the Paxton. Henry W. King, sr., of Chicago, was in the city during the taking of testimony in the celebrated Biechler-King trial, and returned before the arguments began. His presence here was known to but few persons in syin. pathy with the prosecution, Mr. King did Dot appear at the trial. is a is at the Louis, is at the Pears’ soap is the most elegant toilet adjunct. The Millers Again. Carric Milier, who has got into print sev- eral times by her escapades, has again dis- 8 peared and this tine it is supposed that ho is with one George Reed. He is the fel low who, Mrs. Miller claims, made a mid- night assuulton her and nearly beat her to death. Advice to Mothers. Mrs, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup should al ways be used for children teething, It soothes the child, softons the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the ' best remedy for dlurrliea. - oo 8 bottlo. Moyers Arrives, Architect E, 1. Myers arrived from Detroit yesterday morning and in company with the county commissioners examined the countyhospital in the afternoon, Mr. Myers says 1ié bus been 1l ever since a week ago yesterday and was positively unuble to couie to Omaba sooner, Fisher Printing Co., 1011 Farnam st.. telephone 1264, blank book makers, etc, Army Briots. Thirty recruits for the army of the Platte will arrive from the east in few days, [he commission appointed to examino ap- licants for promotion in_the army of the latte is 1n session preparing the questions to bo propounded tho applicunts {or promo- ‘Goneral Hatoh who was seriously injureq ot Fort Robinson recently has written to General Brooke reporting his rapid recov- ery. A New Train, The connecting link between Ne- braska and Kansas has just been placed in service by the Union Pacific railway. This train leaves Council Bluffs daily at 4:45a. m,; leaves Omaha at 5:05 a. 'm., and runs through without change to Mauhattan, Kan., waking direct con- nectious there with the Kansas division of the Union Pacific railway for all inws in Kansas and Colorado west- und, and for Topeka, Lawrence, Kan- ux(}ity aud points east and south via Kuusas City. Returning, train leaves Manhattan at 2:25 arviving at Beatrice at 6:25 p. m., Lincoln at 7:50 P. ., aad Omaha at 11:20 p. m., Coun- cil Blufls 11:40 p. m., umlnm,' direct connection with Kunsas division trains from Kausas City, Lawrence, Topoka and the east, and from Denver, Saling, Abeline and all points wost, en ibling ngers to visit the |nhw{|ml poiuts l Kunsas and Nebraska in the shortest possible time. These trains have first- class equipment, consisting of smoking cars and first-class day coaches of the latest pattern. ‘I'he new train will fill long felt want, and is bound to be popular. A MIX1URE OF VIEWS. What Will Be Done With the Okia- homers' Money? L. C. Spencer, surveyor, Messrs. G. E. Lattner, Hans Christensen and William Lattuer are in Oklahoma in the interests of the Omaha colony, having left on Wednes- day of last week. They have not been heard from yet. One W.C. Warner and four other persons are said to ve also there informing themselves as to the topographical features of the region which, it is hoped, the Omaha colony will secure. A reporter called at the headquarters of the local booming association yesterday and inquired concerning the $3 fee charged by them _of persons who joined lilt‘fl»lnn_v Mr. Robinson, the ex-secretary, stated that it went to paying expenses of the officors, ~ When questioned pretty closely add his attention was called to th ct that the £3,000 collected from the colonists was rather too libersl an allowance for office rent and stationery, he grew rather uneasy, and then stated that the §3 fee \\'nuld go on the payment of lots. The new ever, overheard this and (hulnnv«l it, sa that there was no such _provision in the con- stitution of the association, the #3 fee being for tho purpose of paying the expenses of organization. Mr. Robinson looked very much displeased at this display of candor on the partof the secretary and after asking the reporter not to publish certain things that would hurt their cause, he somewhat hurriedly called f the other officers outside the room for ate consultation. Lost.—“I don’t know where, [ can’t tell when, I don’t see how—something of great value to me,and for the return of which I shall be truly thankful, viz.: a good appetite.” Found.—**Health and strength, pure hlum\ an n;)p(\utc like a wolf, regular and )uul W medicine, want everybody to tr Tt is sold by all “druggists. dred doses one dollar. One hun- Washington's Ina Hon. John L. Webster, the Nebraska member of the commission uappointed to arrange and conduct the celebration of the 100th anuiversary of the inauguration of Washington, in New York City, is warmly in favor of a velebration of the ovent in Omaha, In an interview yesterday he suid he hoped that, for the sake of the state and the city, the citizens of Omaha would not fail to properly commonm- orate the event. He suggests parade of the civic and military organizations, with an appropriate programme of specches suitable to the oceasion. 'The Loyal Legion will cel- ebrate the event by a state meeting of the order in Omaba on the evening of the anni- 1 Centennial, Mr. Henry Valerius, of Harper, Keor kuk county, Iowa, regards as 4 sure cure for rheumatis H *In regard to Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. Iam pleased to say that I can recommend it with contidence, and that it has done more for mo than any other medicine for rheumatism, of which I have been a great sufferer, Sold by all druggists. Light Fingered Effle. For the third time in two weeks Efie Smith has been arrested on the charge of larceny. Yesterday she was jailed charged with having stolen $6 from George Everson, one of her visitors. With each arrest the er- ring Effie becomes louder in her protestations of innocence. Yesterday she wrote to Judge Berka asking hini to do her a fayor, and lct her go Lome. *God knows,” runs the letter, I did not steal that man’s money. Let me g0 home and 1 will lead a different life. I am bad enough without stealing money, and would not do it.” The case will be called for trial to-day. ‘‘Better late than never,” but better never late when troubled with a cough orcold. Take Dr. Bigelow’s Positive Cure at once, which cures all throat and lung troubles speedily and thoroughly. Pleasant for children. 50 cents and $1. Goodman Drug Co. Clubbed By the Coppers. Yesterday afternoon T. F. Brown and Pat Lahey were in a saloon at Thirteenth and Williams street, when some one knocked Brown down. Lahey stooped down to vick his comrade up, when Special Policeman Wright _attacke y_with a club and knocked him sen S ed him and Brown under ar fighting. Officer Kinghad a hand in_ the melee, but denies having struck either of the prisouers, An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINAL ABIETING OINT MENT is only put up in lurge two ounce ti boxes, and is an absolut burns, wounds and_chaj hands, and all skin eruptions. Will positively cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the ORIGINAL AB- IETINE OINTMENT. Sold by Goodman Drug Co., at 2 cents per box—by mail 30 cents, Proposed Motor Extension. The board of public works yesterday re- ceived from the Omaha Motor company an application, which will also be presented to the council, asking permission to extend its tracks along Leavenworth to Sixteenth and across the viaduct on Sixteenth to Vinton, and west on Vinton to Twenty-fourth stre The company wants to begin work at on The property owners on Sixteenth street, south of the viaduct, favor the proposed ex- tension. For Dyspepsin ford’s Acid Phosphal ses of this kind. ) of slecplessness, witi very geatifying usuln » They Want Morcor's Motor. s, Redfield, Steinfield, and other citizens, have asked for and secured a tem- porary injunction against the Omuha Horse railway and Cable companies extending their lines on a certain sf The document does not state on what street, but 1t is supposed to be Soutn Sixteenth, as the people praying for the injunction live on that thoroughfare and are aoxious to have the motor liue run down that way. or Cough, if suffered to results an incurable t . “liown's Bronehial Troches” give immediate Miot, Sore Tk rogress, often — DIED, i TENCH-—-Mauria, wife of Richard Tench, aged 50, Funeral Tuesday, at:23 o'clock, from the First M, E. church, Seventeenth and Daven- port8treets. PLUMBERS OUT. A Misandergtanding Between Mr Free and the Union. The journeymen plumbers' union has ordered out the members of that association employed by M. E. Free, who conducts a plumbing institution on Seventeenth street, between Capitol avenue and Douglas street, alleging that he does not pay the required scale of wages and has employed too many jobbers or ap- prentices, The journeymen claim that un- der the existing understanding between themselves and the master plumber that only one jobber can be employed to every four journeymen and fraction thereof, Mr. Free originally had in his employ fifteen journeymen and three jobbers, but work becoming scarce he decreased his force to two journeymen and three jobbers, One of these latter was dispensed with, but the proportion still remained too high and for this reason principally the walkout was or- dered. Mr. Free says that he has always paid wages up to the scale and sometimes even higher, one of his men oiving 85 per day. Mr. Free succeeded in securing the services of one plumber from the east, but he says that he was induced to leave by the union. He declares his intention of continuing business and ignoring the union altogether. The rule regarding the hiring of jobbers, who are apprentices, he says the master plumbers never paid any attention to. Nev- ertheless, the jobbers he employed were not more numerous than he was entitled to by averaging the number to which at different times he gave employment. Tents For Oklahoma. The Seick Man’f Co. are headquar- ters for tents, paulins, horseand wagon covers, of all kinds. 508 South 18th, nextdoor to Battle of Gettysburg. Tel. 604, AL. WOLF, Manager. i e CORXER'S PAPER MILL. The Difficulty He Experiences in Lo- cating His Establishment. Tt is said that Omaha is about to lose the proposed paver mill near ‘Cut-off lake through the lethargy of tbe board of trade, which utterly ignores Mr. Henry Corker, the gentleman who intended building the fac- tory. Mr. Corker has been here since last fail making arrangements for the location of the mill, and everything was about in readi- ness when an objection was raised to run- ning the refuse into Cut-off lake, as it would spoil the lake for ice purposes. ' Mr. Corker has thereforo been somewhat at a loss to know what to do, and for the first time has called upon the board of trade and asked the members as to the best way out of the present difficulty. It is said that they have utterly ignored him and in disgust he is thinking of abandoning the project here and starting up in Sioux City, His factory will employ about one hundred men. A ‘private person who 1s in- torested in the growth of tho city, and who is anxious to see the paper mill loc: suggests that a ood way to dispose of the refuse water from the miil would be to run apipe from it south to the Izard street sewer. ‘When you need a friend, select a true one. 1 ones’ Red Clover Tonic ‘is the best friend mankind has for disea: of the stomach, liver and kidneys. The best blood purifier and tonic known. 50 cents, Goodman Drug Co. sichool Room Daitio: There were thirty-three appli primary teachers’ certificates in the ox tion last week and of these only twenty were up to the required standard, the successful candidates being as follows: Miss Spencer, Miss Utzier, Miss Johnson, Miss Hobbs,Miss Hewitt, Miss Broll s Noon, Miss Kate Hudson, Miss Lillie, Miss Kendall, Miss Van Wagnen, Miss Flood, Miss Phelps, Mrs. James, Mrs. Stewart, Miss S. Graves. There were but five applicants for grammar grade certificates, and all being experienced teach- ers, they passed the examination success- fully. These five arc as follows: Miss Wyckoff, Miss Hurlbut, Miss Sandford, Mrs. Lemon and Mrs. Nichols. Grass, garden and ficld eeds. W, Sievers & Co., 16th and Californ Ty Marriage Licenses. Following arethe marriage licenses issued yesterday in the county court: Name and Residence. { Erwin R. Walcamp, Omaha...... { Bertha Randolph, Douglas county Henry Wallberg, Millard, Neb. ‘lsm\.. Prince, Millard, Neb James L. Tweedie, Omaha, i Mrs. Francis O.Billings, M { Bengt Rosberg, Omaha. 1 Mary Larson, Omaha Starch grows sticky—common powders have a vulgar glare. Pozzoni’s is the only Complexion Powder fit for use. Mortuary. John Fachet. a young man employed by the Canfield manufactiring company died at 1111 Jackson street of consump- tion. He has no relatives in the city, but from letters found in his rosm it is supposed that he formerly lived at Herman, Neb, The remains were taken to Drexel & Maul's and a telegram has been sent to Herman inquir- ing about him, Banking mul lumbcr business for sale. Inquu of C. 1. Loomis, under Cuapitol National bdnk meuln Neb. ll(‘nr!nl: ” e Trial. Judge Berka disposed of thirty-one drunk- ards and vagrants in a very brief time yester day, and after continumg all the other cases adjourned court until the afternoon so as to g0 to the dstrict court room to hear Cowin’s specch in defense of Mrs. Contestinz for Valuable Lands. ManquerTe, Mich., April 8.—Tho register and receiver of the land office for this dis- trict have deciaed in favor of script loca- tions on lands within the indemnity limit of the old Marquette, Houghton & Ontanogan railuoad grant recently declared forfeited as against homestead and pre-emption set- tlers, who claim the lands in dispute by virtue of actual entry thereon as soon as th were thrown open as against the scrip- pers who had previously applled for lands. I decision effects lands oh which thero is pine estimated to be worth not less than £2,000,000. ®he finding will be appealed and the contest transferred to Washington, The Pittaburg Fire, Prrrsnun, April 8,—The insurance on the Hubbard works, which burned yestorday, aggregates §205,000. The loss on the plant will not fall short of the previous estimate of £500,000. Mrs, Theodore Thomas Dead, NEW York, April Mrs. Theodore Thomas, wife of the musician, died in this city this morning, after a painful and linger- ing illnes: PAINLES GREAT NG MEDICINE s, Ac. FIRSY DME WILL IVE oF 18 e.rnuuy invited w try oue ulnEwlu«lum!m ba a Wonderful M Fri FTWERTY N mumu % of lhtlfi Pllll. and they will EOHAM'S PILLS, taken umnmod "Will quickly restore females ta complote health, For & WEAK STOMAGH; IMPAIRED DIGESTION; DISORDERED LIVER; they ACT LIKE MAGIC :—a muscular Syst arousing with the R aro “Lmu“ admittod Dobil! n.nud h that nacmu $ UEDEINE II‘HE WORLD, Full du Frepared by Druggists Gansra tho United Bate: £ yous Ibu' dowse will work wonders uponblhe Vital Org; trengthening e ack the k-n edge of leuflh lntl m gy of Ihehlln?ln frame, 16 of the best guarantees to ihs ll.t NAVE 'IME MRGE“ SALE OF ANY PATENY ly by THOS, I!ml' l!. Helens, Lancashi) . F. ALLEN & C0., 368 Ariggist does not nd. and 367 Canal St., Hl’l 'ut, sola Agents for oep mellh) WILL MAIL BEECHMI S PILLS ON RECEIPT OF PRICE 25 CENTS A BOX. e e AT N AN 0 N T N N A N M R T POWDE Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, strength and whole: than the ordinary kinds, and ¢ Amarvel of purity More economical nnot be sold in competition with the multitudes of low cost, shortwelglit alum or phospnate powders, Sold only in cans. Royal Buking Powder C Wall street New York BLOUSES ‘For Ladies! Made from the very best and J y Cloth, aré in great demand. We| have a complete iine, ranging in price from| | 8250 to #4,5 These are strictly first class goods and| worthy of your luspection, Scoteh flannels Ask Your Retailer for the JAMES MEANS ¢4 SHOE OR THE JAMES MEANS $3 SHOE, Awordlm to Ymu' Needs, MEANS @4 SHOR dfl)d“‘n It fits Tike n and REOQUI EARING IN," be- Ing perfectly easy the first thme it 0, ™\L\ s worn. It will satisfy the el £ {ulhlh:ns JARMES % 63 SHOLE i3 Absojutsly. a shoe of its price which as ever been placed l:x» tensiyely on the mar) in wlm:h flflmhlllly 18 considered before 4k for the James icans 82 Shoe fur Boys J. MEANS & CO., Bostou. Full lines of the above shoes for sale by Norris & Wilcox and Geo.S. Miller 1408 . BETTS & BETTS OxAnA, AR R Neb. Puxton Hotel.) ¥ «UDDD:hu , 94, m, 10 8p, m, Sunday: . t01p. m Spectalists fn Chrone, Skin and Blood Diseases. o~ Consultation at office or by mail frec, Meaicines sent by mail or express, secuvely me d, free froni observation, urantees to m.vm.kn safely and permanent) R DALY B o o oauoing Klb mples on the fac emdly disconraged, ek o Confldunce, aull, 1At for study or busihiossand finds life a burden. safely, permanently’and orivately cured. Consult Urs, Betts & Betts, 408 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb yByphills, a disease Blflfl[l al lll 868863 it naib fn s completely eradicated without the aid S Mareue. P Kerofaia, Keysipelus. Blotehes, Ulcers, Pains in"the Heid and Hone: Syphilitic Sore Throat, Mouth und Tongue, ocy permanently cured where others i Urinary q\ll'nl standi urning or ‘Blood Woik o Gleet, Cystitis, &c. Promptly un-lunmyt ured, Charges Heasond Guaranteed per STRICTURE! (i, o moval complete, without cutting, “caustic or Mvntion. "Cards smected at hoie by patient without & moments pain or ALROYANC l' To Youn Men 1 Midde-A Ilw uV\hll K |g ot B Vice Waio A\-uknum e -um)m. Both Baina audpod . with allits 1115, pe Pmanently cur Rdrens those who have impatred DRS, BE’HS hemselves by improper indul- ences and Solitary habitd, which ruin both pdy and mind, uaNiing them for business, study or llll’l’l‘u;e MARIIED MEN, 0F those entering on that hap- py life, aware of physical debility, quickly as- sisted, 'CESS rst—Practical Expe- ase is especially studied, thus starting ar hird—Medicines are pr parcd in our luboratory exactly to suit each case, thus aftecting cures without injury. 527" 8end 6 cents postage for celebrated works on Chronie, Nervous and Del'gate Discases. Thousands cured, §#~ A friendly leiter or call may save you futwe suflering aud shame, and Wdd goldan years 1o lie. ¢4 No lotters an- swered unlesd pocompanled by 4 cents i stamps. Adumu cecall cn s S. BETTS & BETTS, um Farnam Sricet, Omaha, Neb. lV’(‘JIMzfl&‘A. GOUODRICH, ATTUM ATLA Barbons sti-Cuscaso; advies fras: 117 2 crionce; Dusinas GuieLy aad logaiy uun-n‘p."! rvous, and Bladder Complaints, Patntul, Difficult, too fre- Urine hign col- e e RSSO A5 S OGO R PR DEPIRE CURAN e e WE ARE GLAD We went into the shoe business, not only for the money there is in it but because the suo oess which attended the opening of this department has again demonstrated what con Many of the customers told us that they waited for oug opening though they needed shoes badly. They knew they could save money and they were not dissapointed. Never was there a nicer nor a cleaner stock of Men's Shoeg placed upon the market, and never were such honest and trusty shoesoffered at such figures, And the way we warrant our better grades of shoes has somewhat startled the shoe dealers That is a guarantee which means something and which protects tha fidence the people have in us. customer. Our stock comprises all offer at $5.50. grades. We have good strong shoes, made of good leather, at $1.25, up to the very finest grade of French calf, genuine hand-sewed. The later we Many shoes are called “hand.sewed” now-a days, but our $5.50 shoe is really sewed and stitched by hand and is as good a shos as any for which fine shoe stores ask you #$8. Our spring stock of Underwear, Hosiery and other Men's Furnishings, is now on sale at our well known low prices. we offer this week: Our di:play of Neckwear is the largest and finest in town and we show novelties not to be found elsewhers at our figures. Among other bargaing 100 dozen fine Silk Scarfs, in very pretty and novel shades at 15¢ each, and 75 dozen elegant Four-in-Hands in the very latest patterns, at charge for the same goods 50c and 95 75c. 25¢ each. Kine furnishing houses In our Collar and Cuff Department we will offer something this season that was never heard of before. A genuine Linen Collar, standing and turn-down, at 5¢ eachy and genuine Linen Cuffs at I0c a pair. styles and warranted pure linen. price. not sell for less than 25¢, we |Mebraska offer at 15¢; culls, 25c¢. oth This is no job lot, but regular goods, new We shall sell them all through the season for tha The very finest of collars made by the best manufacturers which other houses darg ng Gompany Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets, Omaha. ACash Bonus uf not Less han $25 for h’arelhansfififl f WILL BE GIVEN FOR EVERY ANSWER TO THIS ADVERTISEMENT. Read Carefully—Every Word means Something—Not Less than $25 nor More than 600 will be given FREE in Every Case. Argument” prit and remits 25 cen plat of a por! width of dividing streets, ete. one There are NO exceptions. METH0D OF AWARD--NOTE IS FAIRKESS. and Southern Land Trust Co. to develop its great & in connection herewith.) To o cover costof printing and mail on of our property, showing how the proy With the plat will be sent, 7' A NUMBERED CASH BOKUS VOUCHER IN A SEALED ENVELOPE, B Which voucher will be an order on the Treasurer of the Company, in favor of the applicant, for § ¢ i made in_con method adop acramento Valley pro ach person who answe s will be sent an illuminated or col with ce of charge, of the following CAH BNUS PREMEUMS. T IS GUARANTEE That in every ease the Cash Bonus that will be given will excecd the price of the land, and the difference or balance between the j ! purchase price and the Cash Bonus will be paid in eash to every applicant Hence, THE PURCHASE PRICE OF PROPERTY NEED NEVER BE PAID. As it ean be deducted from tho amount of the ence or balance remains will be mailed to the appli & Warranty Deed for one of the following amounts of property : 20 acres Fruit and Vineyard Land, or a Solid Block of 24 Residence or B 16 acros Fruit and 12 acros Fruit and 8 acres Fri 2 acres Fruit and Vineyard Land, or 4 2 ness Lots. neyard Land, or 20 adjoining Residence or Business Lots. ard Land, or 16 adjoining Residence or Business Lots. ng Residence or Business Lots. Double and Single Residence or Businoss Lots. Can anything be lulrtr or slmpler than this one of the Cash | nts without chance of faily purchase price of prop t can be d at once, in Cdsh, with a Warranty Deed property fully piid for, and it costs ¥ § 1o make the venture beyond the printing and mailing to you a plat of tho ddress all Orders for Plats and Office of the Company, as follows : y need never be paid, s educted f1om smount of your Cash fo. nus Premium; the ditference will be sent to you for ‘tho u nothing hare Cost | erty In which yours will be situated, absolutely nothing to risk, and o ce tho | Lveln\,luul\ honchitad, CL RDERS. ‘.x.m,.,«m R or fricnds th_cach Plat. No more tha; t 1o nny one person acting us club g us Vouchers to the General Eastern CALIFORNIA AND SOUTHERN LAND CO., Corner Main and Patterson Streets, P. 0. BOX, 835. Capital Stock, $500,000. OFFICERS Prosident, J. W. BREWSTER, Vico-Prepident und Gewl Mo Boorotary and Treasur “Additional Direoto o CALIFORNIA PROPERTY, 100,000 Acres Bacramento Valley Prop. The * Great Eastern’’ Colony, Fresno Co. The San Hedrin Colony, Mendocino Co. Two Million Acres in Lower California. £ Sieck Piano Remarkable for powerful sympathetic ('uuu and absolute dura- years’ record the best guaran- uuol the excellence of these instru- WOODBRIDGE BROS. 'I'IMKEN SPRING VEHICLES _TryOnes o longth. -vr\nt SYRIETRECL T weight pul %vu o Wl mfi&“&i&“"&{ififlmn. CINCINNATI, OHIO. ‘Unincumbered Real Estate, $2,000,000. AND DIRECTORS : fiton County, Ohla ood ‘l tituto ,I F B, BULLIVAN, Gincinn SOUTHERN PROPERTY, One Hundred Thousand Acres Florida Orange Lands, Pifty Thousand Acres Louisiana, Mis sissippl and Texas Plantations. GRATEFUL—COMFORTING | Epps’s Cocoa. lllll-}\l\I‘Afll. nataral lnws Ly provldod our orod buverags cLors fos of diot that s wp until strong frame. JAMES EPPS & CO0., i i Piy lod (hubake i Wl Homwopi Chomist LONDON, ENGLAND, L0UIs, MO, U Baciouins Ouwners & Manufuc'ri of TYLER'S ROYAL TYPE WRITER CABINET & DIIK COMBINED. oA N oy 3T ERs, DUSKS, &a fiunm-d Oatalogus Froe This great Cash Tonus Offer is co the Californin Busincss 2% ty is divided, the size of each subdivision, ash Bonus, and a bank drait for whatever differ- ant, without discount or delay, together with You have ity of Any person noting as rmore members of n family application for plats pe A Casti Bonses Vonehies ol b lmuon, onio, “BUSINESS ARGUMENT, Tt wiit ve apparent | inereases tho p e nte iers |30 must ho someihing | whic behind the remark: | for th ofter ¢ e pronis 1o rived 1y s DARY DMIuSL necossn rily'be looked for | Its Somow Here Th | made o study ¢ docs not | ire (0 pose as a philanthropic corpo- raton, and las no ambitfon to o' development of land Yalues during S Atise faith,on the increased value which will at tach to its own re- property after | has be involved present offor, and in previous B torp: i er particnlar 3 o8 eotlons, | Targer dividonds. for itsstockholders,than otlier rea fore aity portion’ be- came sclled and de veloped by the fornfa and Sout Land Trust pany, and o ffe i the tiirid ‘at n - merg 1y nominal price. Bul rw\\hu“\hlnul liuser or adiacent|i I until In o m«ml Broductivo dis ;m om the face of {raverned by thodinos iirond” running between San Fran- elsco and the ing cities of Gompuny ooks for | norh, 18 profit, If 1 ing st Bacr vo dir | Gy S e groat frumk e to” e Sast These rop afvided i i from diversified wnorship and quick {hoyir || tinthg 2 Inu . con- " Property’ in This I8 exnetly t hn Yeliginin sume - principle v hich ‘the Govern- pany r\u each alter- he £ n;\nh a ..nw e Tine .,; n.. | proverty tor th Bro- e —E— Not Less than $25 nor More than $600 I'REE to every purchaser. Write to-day for YOUR sha EASTERN PROPERTY, Natural Gas Property at Marion, Ind, £ City and Buburban Prop., Cincinnatt, 0 £ City and Suburban Property, at New York and Brooklyn, FOR SALE BY TUE B Following Plambcrs I{nm-y & Day (‘o‘ 1. A. Free, (Alnlmm l’nrk J. 3. Hanighan, % J. L. \\plllmm, J. R, llm'nm-le, « Morrison, Rose & Balfe, And all leading plumbers lhr-muhon' hle PEGRIIE Ut Auteo liny of the cover §s u Protection ty agaiuss conmmon bose o 08 e 11 tho body LousuIneR