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ON THE TRAIL ,
The Object oMbe Nebraska Sb&riff's\ & ' \
Visit io tbc Mectcesc Gonnlry ,
Uo WAR After FtirntVftl , Who Mur
dered Flvo Persons In Nance
County , Nol > r ska.
Laramlo Boomerang , 14th ,
A few wocka ago the Boomerang chron
icled the arrival In this city of Deputy
Sheriff Orobo , of Omaha , who had been
upending a month In the Mootooeo conn-
try In search of a fogltlvo from justice ,
whoso name was nt that tirao snpprcisod
In the Interests of justice. Events hav
ing nlnco removed the ban , it nuy bo
itatod that the rcd-handod criminal who
was supposad to bs hiding up In the
Mcoteoio waa none other than the notorious
rious Nance county , Nebraska , man ,
Furnlval , who brutally murdered five
pcracns last fall , and who was traced by
Mr. Grebe , ( who dlrcovered that ho waa
In commnnlcAtion with certain friends In
Nebraska ) , out to Wyoming , when ho
lost track of him , The man supposed
to bo Fnrnlval ho found had
been living with two others In
on abandoned cabin In Northern
thorn Wyoming and had only two days
before the arrival of the officer called at
the postouico for bis mall. The men wore
euspocted from their actions to bo fagl-
tlves from justice , and it IB probable that
the mall received just beforeGrobo'a arri
val brought a warning of the pursuit.
Just before they deseitod the hut in
which they had been living , they announced
nouncod that ttoy were going over to
visit the Lost Cabin country , but It was
ascertained that , Instead of doing to ,
they wont north and crossed the Stinking
Water at Niowmoycr's bridge. After a
long and fruitless search in a rough and
dangerous country , Sheriff Grebe returned
turned without his man , and , sfter put
ting United States Marshal Schnltzorand
Oity Marshal Fee In possession of the
facts , left for homo.
A few days ago the parents of Mr.
and Mrs. Perclval , two of the victims of
the atrocious crlmo charged upon Fnr
nlval , returned from Owntonna , Minno
sola , where they had ro interred the re
mains of their children and the other
victims of the tragedy. They have spent
considerable money In hunting for the
murderer , but , under the advlco of
friends , were on their way to Lincoln to
see if the state cannot be in some way
induced to increase the reward offered.
The English government , it Is said ,
has had London hunted all over by her
paid detectives , and every ship's pas
sengers closely Brntinz9d ! by them.
Thpy have paid for every cablegram sent
to England from America and are still
expending money t j capture the fiendish
murderer.
The only man who sti'l ' doubts Fnrnl
val'a guilt is his grief stricken father ,
who was met in London last January by
the parents of Mr. and Mrs. Ferclval
and who refuses to bellovo that his son
would commit such a crime , although
the evidence pgilnst him Is overwhelm
ing.Thus
Thus the whereabouts of the rain Fur-
nival , whoso horrlbla deed Is nnprece
dented In the criminal annals of the west ,
is still as much of a mystery as over. If
ho is ever caught , In Wyoming or oho-
where , ho will never live to put Nance
county to the expense of a trial.
Early Maturity for Beef.
Mass. Ploughman ,
It is a recognized principle by cattle
breeders and feeders for homo and foreign
markets , that early matured steers fur
nish a broader margin of profit than any
other class of beef , and that no farmer or
feeder can afford to keep steers more
than 20 to 24 months. Ho must have
good grades that will mature and make
good beef at about that ago , or quit the
business of raising cattle for profit.
Instead of 2000 pound four-year-old
steers , It is bettor to pack within the
hides of two-year-old steers from 800 to
900 pounds of juicy , tender , delicious
beef for exportation f jr. Britons , than to
send old , tough , flabby bcof. The for
mer Is far more- acceptable to English
connolstoare. If farmers want to make
beef of steers from one year to two years
old , they must grade up.
Grade short-horns are found to bo the
most profitable animals for beef miking
In the west , bacanso a rapid Growth and
early maturity. There Js probably no
other broad of cattle that will make as
much beef at the ago of twenty months
or two years , as well bred grade Short
horns. The tame Is nndoubtedly true
of veal calves.
A statement was lately nude by an
English feeder of stcore that an experi
ment made proved that two-year-old
steers , fed with three-year-olds and four
year-olds , made moio baef In proportion
to the food consumed than oltnor three
year old's or four-year-oldsalso ; , thv
the three-year-olds were mora profitable
than the fonr-yoar-o'ds. Thus is It no
doubtedly true that the earlier the inatn
rlty of the beef animal the more profit to
the beef maker , a point that graziers and
foodets will do wo'l ' to heed if they
would secure the greatest possible advantage
tago from their business as gnz'.ors ' and
feeders. When noted grazers , and on
English experimenter all agree that early
maturity for beef Is most profitable , lo
learners In this art or business of bee :
making , bo Instructed and thna acquln
the skill of money making in the pract'.ci
of grazing cattle for beef.
Each succeeding year the gain will ma
terially decrease , while the proportion a
food consumed will bo much greater.
Lat it bo kept In mind that such early
maturity Is only possible with well bred
cattle , grades , crosses or full bloods.
Thoroughbred bulls must bo used to
secure this early maturity.
Healthful VlRor Ibr the Girls.
Mrs. Llvermoro tnyi. In one of her
lectures on girls , "I would give to girls
equal Intellectual and industrial training
with boys. Yes , and give them equally
good health , too. " When your girls are
snffeting from paleness and debility , It Is
a elgn that their blood Is thin and that
they need Brown's Iron Bitters. The
only preparation of Iron that can be
taken safely. Miss Barton , Chestnut
at. , Louisville , Ky. , says , "Brown's Iron
Bitters cured mo of rheumatism when
v erythlng else had failed. "
Kansas Sheer ,
Alice Wellirgtou Rolling iu Harper's Maga
zine for June.
Sheep there wcr : , Indeed ; thousands
cf them , objectc of unfailing concern to
the gentlemen and delight to the ladies.
"Whit Is that itpno wall ! " asked , ono
afternoon , a lady tilting on the piazza
with her opora-glais.
"That stouo wall , madam , answered a
Harvard graduate , politely , "is the sheep
coming In to the corral. "
To see the sheep go in and out , night
and morning , waa a never-failing amuse
ment , Sometimes the ladles wandered
down to the corrals nt snniot to see the
herds como In , and you would have oup-
potod them to bo waiting for a Fonrth-of.
July procession with banners , from the
eagerness with which they exclaimed ,
"Oh , here they cornel there they arol" as
the first faint tinkling of the bolls was
hoard In the distance. If two herds op-
oared at once from opposite directions ,
ho ona with lambs had the "right of
ay , " and Sly , the sheepdog not the
nly commander who his controlled
roops by tilting down in front of them
-would hold the other herd in chock till
ho lambs were safely housed. The lambs
orn on the prolrla during the day frisk-
d back at night to the corral beside their
mothers , a lamb four hours old being able
o walk a mile.
When sheatlng-tlmo come , they wont
nto the sheds expecting to BOO the thick
wool fall In locks beneath the shears , like
10 golden curls of their own darlings :
Oroat was the amazemontto BOO the whole
woolly fleece taken off much is If It had
'icon an overcoat , looking still , If It were
oiled up In a ball , like a vcrltabla sheep ,
, nd oflon quite as largo as the shorn and
' .Imlnlshod creature that bad once boon
iart of it Ono very hot day they braved
, ho heat themselves for the sake of going
iut on the prairie to ceo how sheep keep
: ool. Instead of scattering along the
rook , seeking singly the shade of the
lushes or the tall trees only to bo found
ioar the crook , they huddle together In
ho middle of iho sunny field more close-
y than over , hang their heads in the
ihadow cf each other's bodies , and re
main motionless for hours. Not a olnglo
head is to bo scon as you approach the
herd ; only a broad level field of woolly
'jacks , supported by a small forest of lit-
.lo legs.
The Grant Boys.
Chicago Ilorald ,
The Grant boys are about to begin life
, now. Fred will seek an appointment In
; ho army , and the others , "through the
kindness of friends , " will resume the
rokorngo business In Now York and
San Francisco , "well content , after
; helr terrible oxporlonco in Now York , team
am no moro than $4,000 or $5,000 a
ear. "
It may well be doubted if the parsons
> rho are to set these young men up again
n the speculative business In which they
made so disastrous and shameful a fail
ure are real friends of theirs. It is not
usual for a man who liai shown his
utter incapacity In a certain line to renter
ntor it , and very few ( f his friends
wonld advise him to do so. The General
whoso army Is surprised and routed Is
not given another command. The car
penter whoso houses fall down does not
get another job , and the physician whoso
patients always die soon looses his prao
tics. There is but ono course for such
people to take , and that Is to try aomo-
hing else.
If the sons of Gen. Grant had been
applied with common ooueo and the
average business ability they would not
have brought themselves and their father
0 ruin. They had capital , credit , great
name and friends , They deliberately
asiificed them all when they engaged In
L scheme of finance which a fool must
iiavo known could have but ono ending.
They lived extravagantly , paid little at
tention to the source of their revenues so
.ong as they got them , and were silly
enough to suppose themselves rich when
hey wore living off the donations of the
hiovea , Ward and Fish. Such men are
not competent to engage in the brokerage
business anywhere. They lack the
knowledge Indispensable to a successful
bueincas career. They do not kuorr the
value of money. They have false notions
of things.
It Is probable that the developments
and humiliation ) of the last year had
aome effect on the young man. They
would bo dolts if they were unmindful of
what has happened. But It Is not to bo
lupposed that they have learned in Idle
ness and luxury a leason which has boon
dulled into thousands of others only
through toll and privation. They do not
yet know whore they stand , who they
arc or what is the great requisite of a
iuocesstnl business career. They
need to be taught self-roll
acca , Independence , true pride , modesty
and the nicest honor. These things
will not como to them by once again
making a splurge in the financial field
which they have proved themselves BO
unfit to occupy. They might bo learned
1 they would go to work manfully and
ndopendently , resolved to do something
themselves and win success by meriting
It. Betlor men than they are have done
this very thing.
The proposition to open ofliios in New
York and San Francisco simultaneously
is worthy of the young Napoleon ci
finance wno Is now InLndlow Street jail.
Insatiate Jesse and Buck , would not ono
auflice ?
"With Moro Thau Horse Sense.
Lewlatou ( Me , ) Journal.
Familiar to the eyes of all horsemen In
and about Lewiston for several yoira haa
boon a veteran whlto horse , formerly
driven by a Lewiston tailor aud more
"atoly owned by the driver of a job team.
The horse has already been credited with
more than common horse sense. He
came of a long and valued strain of blood
whence , no doubt , ho drew Iho finer per
ceptions of hia nature. The horse was
driven into the barn at Reuben Mor
row's In Auburn , Saturday , before the
Ill-fated funeral which was Interrupted
by a fire. Ho was tied firmly out ol
reach of the hay , and the barn doors were
closed hahlnd him. They were tbo old-
fashioned swinging barn doors , with a
polo across the coaler horizontally.
Liter , ai is known the barn was dis
covered In flumes. Oat of the flames
o mo a pig with a circle of fire around him
from his burning bristles. The horse was
supposed to have perished , as flames were
issuing in great volumes from out the
open dcon. The horse had not , however
suffered such a fate. Ho was discovered
f co toward the fire , fifty zois from the
yari , wltb nostrils dilated and a brown
singe on his forelock. Ho waa ecarred
and bruised , and his harness was hanging
in pieces. The horse seems to have re
versed the accepted course of action
which horses in view of fire are said t <
puraue. The marks upon his head showei
that ho pulled upon his halter as the fire
swept down in front of him , breaking
finally the bits , and In to doing fallini
upon his side. Then ho btcked throngl
the shut door , knocking tbo paint off tbo
baggy , but finally escaping with every
thing but the halter. The do.ors mu
have given a firm resistance , and it i
wonderful that the horsa was able tobreal
through them. The harness was ropaire <
and the team driven home to Lewiston
Saturday afternoon , where the horsa a
nightfall aio a comfortable sapper out c
his own crib ,
Duoases of the kidneys , liver or urin
ary organs , uro speedily cured by tbo
Infallible Hunt's [ Kidney and Liver ]
Remedy.
Captain Wlnship , Providence Police ,
suffered five yous from kidney diseare ,
was cured by Iluat'a [ Kidney and Liver
Remedy.
DIXON OOUNTY ,
( H Thriving Towns , ' lllcli Fields
ml I'ro icrou8 Bust.
ness Men.
pcclnl Correspondence of The 13RE ,
PONCA , Neb. , May 18 Althongh not
oiling along la a grand Tollman oar
mid the beautiful mountain soonory now
istng to the Bummlt then descending
nmltl the Bodn springs , nor reveling
mong the grand old plnzia of n southern
lime , wo however find ono of the moat
rodnctlvo stock and grain prodnclng
ouniies of the great and fnr-famod for-
ilo Nebraska. Dixon county la ultuatod
n the northeastern portion of the state ,
with the tnrbld waters of the Muddy
> oundlng It on the norih , and la con
nected with the enter world by the 0bi
ngo , St. Paul , Minneapolis & Omnlm
nilroad. The surface of the country
oncrally la rolling , whllob Ita many
prlnga and crooks give It an abundance
f water , with several choice water power *
yet remaining vacant A largo amount.
< f natlvo timber still remains in this
ounty , probably about 20,000 acres.
? atlvo lumber Is said hero at $12 per
, OCO feet. The larger portion of the
grain produced hero Is earn , and It Is a
uro crop , the rainfall being sufficient
ind uniform. * Nb severe wind or hall
torras have yet visited this section , and
aklng into consideration Itsgrtzbg fncll-
tics with Ita other natural advantages , It
s ono of the best localities for fattening
md stock-raising purposes in the north
west. This county has n population up-
vard of 10,000 , with forty-five Eohool
districts , each district having a good
school house. Good , dry loais are the
rule and plenty of them.
TOWNS.
It Is well dotted with several thriving
illagos , among the moro prominent bc-
ng Ponca , the county teat , with a pnpn-
ation of about 1,5CO ; containing a good
> rlck court house , good school house
where they employ six teachers , and if
ho schools are to bo judged by the gon-
iral appearance of the sshool ma'rns , wo
ihonld say they were first-class in all ro-
poets. A fine water mill is also situated
icro , with a grinding capacity of four
lundrod bushels of wheat per day ; It
also has a gocd creamery working to Its
"ull capacity , nor Is it without the usual
ikatlng rink , besides several fine church
edifices. This thriving little city num-
icrs among its business Interests two
) anks , several dry goods , grocery , hand-
ware , and general stores , in addition to
ho usual compliment of lawyers , doctors ,
merchants , mechanics , and other dealers
'n the commercial lino.
WAKEF1ELD
n the southern part of the county , is a
railroad junction , and Is said to contain
about a thousand dear people , enjoys n
icalthy and prosperous trade aud Is fast
assuming metropolitan airs in the way of
teed store ? , streets nnd sidewalks. Then
'ollow the villages of Emoron , filartins-
> nrg , New Castle , and several others ,
which are nice trading points , with hopes
of being larger as they qrow and the
country becomes moro settled up.
PERSONAL MENTION.
I would like to give our readers a brief
ilogrophy of the many good people I met
while here , but I will only mention ono
or two , that parties contemplating a trip
or settlement in this locality can correspond
spend with or visit them and bo assured
hat they are being honorably and rclla-
) ly dealt with.
FARMERS' AND MERCHANTS' BANK.
of Dorsey Brothers being composed of
the Hon. G. W. E. Parsoy , present
member of congress from the third dls-
, rct ! , and F. M. Dorsey , resident man
ager and cashier. This bank was eatab-
lahod in 1883 , ° cd transacts a general
stinking business , also handles real estate
) uth country and city , and furnishes ab-
itracts of title to any lands In the county.
They have a largo list of choice unim
proved lands which they era offering on
nest liberal terms.
B. w. WOOD
.s a gentleman who gives his whole at-
; ontion to the land basuieas and is an old
resident cf this county , consequently
inows nearly every ploco of land In the
county. He also has an extensive list of
improved and unimproved lands for tale ,
In Dakota , Cedar , and adjoining counties
and if you bring or need an abstract of
title to your land , will carefully prepare
the same , and If you get hard np and
need money , and have a good title to
your land , ho Is prepared to lean you
some of the "filthy lucre. " Both of the
above firms can bo reached by addressing
them at Ponca.
I cannot cloeo without saying a good
word for the railroad boyf , who made the
trip very pleasant , for 1 found them
courteous , kind , and accommodating , and
I hope always to bo able to speak a gocd
word for iho Chicago , St. Paul , Minne
apolis & Omaha people.
Now tbat "Nobreska" has beccnio a
housahold word to nearly the entire east ,
and that the tldo of emigration is about
to move , I wish to especially call the at
tention of home-seekcN to the noithorn
portion of the state. Having traveled
extensively throughout the west , I speak
candidly when I nsjcrt that I never saw
a locality that offered so many natural
advantages that are available es Dlxon
and adjoining counties poster * , and they
can be procured very easily at present ,
but the day Is fast approaching when
these lands will bo hold and s Id at a
figure far from the reach of a moderately
poisoesed man. A. H , F.
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AVlso In the Ways of the World.
Texas Slftings.
A young man of ability but not of much
means was talking about starting a new
paper in Houston , and was telling a friend
about it.
' You can borrow $50 and atait a new
paper , " said the friend , encouragingly.
"You darned fool ! " replied the would-
be journalls1 ; "If I could borrow § 5t
what would I want to start a paper lot'
I want lo start a paper so I cm borrow
the § 50. "
we sro her Caatorlfl ,
ATlien elio was a Child , die cried for Caatorla ,
When she became Miss , elio clang to Caatorla ,
Wlien she had Children , she B TO them CwtorU
lu
l"rce from Opintes , Emetics mill Volsons.
A PROMPT , SAFE , SURE OURE
for ConithsPoro Throat , IIonr rno , Inflntnsa ,
C'oM - Ilronehllls Croup , WhooptnE Cough ,
Afthmn , Qnlnny , l'nlnIn Clint. n Jether
fTfctlotn cf tin Throat in 11ina -
Prlftp BO cents n bottlr. Sold by DrngEliti and Df !
era. JMrtlti unablt la Induce their tteiiter toprmnfiUv
get It far them Kill rectlre tint botlle , Krpreii cAargtt
pahl , ty ttmting cnt dollar lo
HIE ciuntrs A.TOdttrn rojiriiiT ,
Sot * Owiitrc fcnd Munufuctnrf rt.
lUlllnorf , JUrjUnJ , C.B. JU
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(517 ( St. Chnrlcs St. , St. Louis , Mo.
- r < nul r graduate of t o HcJIeal Colltijr. , , h i 1tcn , lout *
DjrtffftJ In the I ptctftl treatmentof O uosic1 , Ni.rovi , BKIU
aol III.OOB Iii.iit than anr oibtr rrij.lcUiiln 81. LocJji.
u tHj rkpcri ttiow ttBit nit old rt U m kaow.
Nervous Hrosirallon , Debility , Monttl jni
hyslcal Weakness ; Mercurial and otn r ( Melons
lens ol Throat , Skin or Bones , Olooil Poli& ij ,
Ad Sores and Ulcers. r irf.t-.i vtth unrtn" . *
acreit , OD lAte.t lelcntltlc principle * . Hi'plr. rrlratcl
Diseases Arising from Indiscretion , Excer.
xposuro or Indulgence , nMch rrojnco iom > ot a.
.Mlowlm cHeetll ctrvoa.nrM , dcbllllr , dlmn l ef > l < hl
cd defectlTO mrtnirjflmplcion tha lute , t > 6Jilt \ dewy ,
rerlloatolht .oeletj or fetnitleontiiiu * orilpMet4
endcrlne Marriage Improper or unhappy , au
> eniiAnfill7earcd. l'atnphletjn ( raceicn ) tto abore , atrtl
icaled forelopc.frfato AtijaJdrcm. ConHiiltttlontef
e orbm llfrro.ciJlnTlltJ. Hrllo forquciUoni.
A Positive V/ritten Guarantee
jl In nil curable c ei. Urdlclnti sent rcrj b r .
I' ropheti , SriRlUh or German , 04 par ? . , d < v-
sorlblnz above cli.eoseB , la male or famaU , rlUUl
CARRIAGE GUIDE !
MO j > nei. One rl. ' . lllnitntrd la lloth and ctlt tlaiUos ,
Of.moncT rp ! iamMm < r eorcri. Jao. ThK l o
taint all tbe url ct , doubtful or laqal.ltlTft v % t tl
iw , A book t crvit Intarwt lo ill Uutli ! "
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DELICIOUS FLAVOR
nd It Just meets the taste ol a largo number of
hovers.
Orders for 'Tloweharo" uro oomlnR In rapidly
rom Ml parts of the country , demonstrating how
lulokly the great army of chowora ettllo a good
omblnatlon uf Tobacco , both as to quality and
u&ntlty. Messrs Loilll&rd & Co. have cicrclucd no
ittle time and labor In cndcatorlng to reach the
icmo of Perfection In riowehtre , ai.d scorn to have
iono It. Besides the XEM CIUT curs ct Ploneharoore
Which la a point not to ba overlooked by dealers
iho will flnd It to their Interest to order omo and
; Ivo their customers an opportunity to try it.
Ask Your Dealer for Plowshare
Dealers supplied by
! ronewcg < fc Sctoentgen , Council Bluffs.
'erecoy ' & Moore , " "
, . ICirscht & Oo. " "
Stewart Bros. ' "
'nxton & Gallagher , Omahn.
iloCord , Brady & Oo , , Omaha.
For sale in Omaha by
YlDclintr , 518 S 13th Stroot.
Heury Ditzen , C01 S 13th St.
leimrod & Co. , 602 S 13th St.
ieo CurisiaD,1015 Parnam St.
Caufman Bros. , 207 S 16th St.
Caufman Bros , 1009 3Tarnnm St.
Frank Arnold & Co. , 1418 Fornam St.
August Plotz & Co. , 1509 Douglas St.
oo. Heimrod , CIS N Itith St.
Bergen & Smiley , N. W. Cor. ICth and Cum.
ing Sta.
m Green Bros , , N , W , Cor. Division and
Cumlng Sis.
. Stevens 913 N. 21st St.
T. H. Spetman , Cor. Douglas and 12th St ,
Geo. Anderson. 318 S. 10th St.
Charlie Ying , 712 S. 10th St.
Mrs. G. M. Lawlay , 80G S. 10th St.
"I. Manfelt , S. W. Cor. 13th and Howard.
lira. G. M. Lawley , 80C S. 10th St. . Omaha.
.loo. Anderson , 318 S. 10th St. , Omaha.
T. II. Spetman , corner Douglas and 12th St.
Chas. Ying , 712 S. 10th St.
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IN OMAHA Nidi.
I am a old man. Kor ! 8 years I luflcred with
ulcua on ray right leg as tbo result ol typhoid ( ev et ,
AmiutatUn wa ag eala < l it the only mean ol pro-
eorvlrBllle. The doctor ! could do nothing ( or mo
and thought 1 mutt die. For three years I ne\cr lia-i
a shoo on , f\\Wt bpcclOohiu made a pcimancnt
cuio and added ten j e r to my IHo
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I have taken 8 I It's S ] > cclho ( or blood polaon con-
traded t a rntdlcal college at * direction ; nhllol
was a medical Btudect I am grateful to say that It
gave me a ipeedy and thorough cure alter ay
rants had spent hund-cda ol dollari lor treatxuit
Al'Ql'BEuaWliNDil. , II D.Newark , N. J
My wile Irora eaily fir hood hit been euQerlrg
from rhtumatUm. She has tried ininy rcmedloi.
and I mutt frankly iy baa derived more benefit
IromSHllt'sSreclio than from all the others , alter
lone ac.d Ulthlul trial. .
UBV. jAa. L. FIKKCE , Oxford , 0
Bwllt'i BpedBo U cntlrily reeetable. Treatleo on
lood and bUln Ulacasoa malUd free.
The Swirr Brxcinc Co. , Drawer I ] Atlutt fla. , 01
(9 W. tSd St. , N. Y .
Real Estate
213 8.14th STREET ,
iBET. FAENAMAND DOUGLAS.
Have a large list of inside business and resi
dence property , and some of the finest suburban
property in and around the city.
Wo hnvo business property on Capitol Avenue , Dodge ,
Douglnf , Fauinui , Ilnruey , Howard , Oth , 10th , 13th and
reels.
We hnvo fine residence property on Fntnnm , Douglas ,
Dodge , Dnvenpott , Chicago , Cnss , California streets , Sher
man , St , M nrys nnd Park Avenues , in fnct on all the best
residence sticets. We have property in the following nd-
ditinis.
Hawthorne. McCormick's ,
Millard& ; Caldwell's ICountz & ;
Lakes , Impr'nt Association
Elizabetli Place Wilcos ,
E. V. Smitli's , Burr Oak ,
Sorbacli's , Isaac & Seldon/S'
Patrick's ? Hanscom's
Parker's , West Omaha ,
Grand View ,
Credit Foncier ,
kelson's. Kountz' First
Armstrong's Kountz' Second ,
Godfrev's , Kountz' Third ,
Kountz' Fourth ,
Kirkwood. Syndicate Mill ,
College Place. Plainview ,
Park Place , Hill Side ,
Walnut Hill , Tukev &Keysors ,
West End , Thornburg , 1
Boggs&Hill , Clark Place , y
Capitol , Mvers & ; Hichards ,
Reed's First , Bovds ,
And all the other Additions to the
City.
yndioate Hill
Adjoins the stock yards property in South Omaha
These lots are aold at $100. They are nicely lo
cated and will make convening cheap , and de
sirable homes for the employes of the ttock
yards and packing honses.
Tukey & Keysors Sub-division.
Located in Wept Omada , two blocks Boutli of Leavoiuvo'th street , ; > J
ine locntioa ad the cheapest lots in Omaha.Sl ; 5 for inside lots and
$150 tor corners ; terms § 10 down , balance 85 per month ; dent fail to
see lliofeo if you want a bargain.
Kirkwood.
We have a few lots left in Kirlcwoo3 addition , which we offer a * low
I-rices , terms $ 2b down balance § 10 per mouth. These lots are 011 high
level g ound and are desirable.
Hawthorne.
This addition is nitre centrally located thin any other new addition
near the best Schools m the city. All the Erects are being put to gr de
the grades have oeeu established by the city council , aud is very desira
ble residence property , ou'y ' 15 blocks from Post oflico , prices lower than
adjoining additions for a homo or investment. These lots cannot bo
beaten.
- Lot on Davenport with tine Fen SALK Lot 28th and Farnam atroot ,
, cco. peed property , 31,000.
FOR SALE Full lot 2ht and Clark street , G Foil HALK-1 acre on California , ooat of
room IIOUBO , 22,300. Sacred Heart ; house , burn , t.ncittern , cheap
Ton SALK Beautiful aero lot in Qiao's add. only 81 CO'J
31,31,0. Foil BALK Lota In Hanecom placa oath ,
1'ou Sii.K-1 lot on Chicago street between 8500.Fon
13th and 14th , S2.500. Fen HALK 10) feet front on 15thfitroetwiUi
mnnll IIOUBO just uouth of Hartmaa School ,
' on *
BKAUTIFDL lots corner 1'ernam and 20th .
etrcet cheap. ly S1.7UO. .
, Foil BALE Full lot and C room house comer
Foil SAiK-Lots In Walnut bill ,
- $200 lltli and Caatellar , $2'lOo ,
Kou SALK-J lot wlthO rociu house 21 > t Foit BALK Lot and 2 houses 18th andNlch.
strdet easy payments , $2 000 , olan , 85,100.
? IFe ivill jfurnisH conveyance free to tiny
part of the city tosliow property to our friends
antl customers , and cliccrfully yiue informa
tion rcyardinfOmaJia Property.
Those ivho hate bttryains to offer or
property at a Itaryain , arc , invited to see us.
Bedford & Souer ,
Real Estate Agents
213 S.I4th St. , bet. Farnam& Douglas ,