8 THE DAILY BEE I-SATURDA1T , MAY 30 , 1885.
THE DAILY BEE.
Saturday Morning , May 30 ,
LOOBTBREVITIES , Hi
"V" Is coming.
Yesterday's weather was drizzling and
disagreeable ,
"V" will soon be here.
Testimony In the Brighton Ilancho case
wasbelng t ken Thursday and yesterday before
Judge Hull , master In chancery.
The Omaha Pair and Exposition Asso
ciation adjourned last evening to Saturday at
3 p. m. , to give the committee tlmo to call on
few moro citizens.
The MICSSOW will all complete their work
to-day , and not later than Monday the books
must bo turned over. Union precinct has
already been turned in.
There will bo an Important meeting of
the stockholders of tha Omaha Fair and Ex
position association at 8 o'clock Saturday
oven ing at the Board of Trade rooms. Every
stockholder Is earnestly requested ts bo pres
ent.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
nt Alton , 111. , on the 27th inst. of Harry 1' .
Whltmoro , ol Lincoln , to Kosallo A. Trench-
cry. Both the brldo and groom are well-
known and liked hero. Mr. and Mrs. Whit-
moro will make their homo in Lincoln ,
On la t Monday night Mr. Edmund
Paulson , son of Mr. J. T. Paulson , was mar
ried to Miss Katie Michaels , at the residence
of the groom's father , Twenty-first and Lake ,
uslico Bartlett tying the knot. The occa
sion was made ono of pleasant social festivity.
"Vis liable to create a stir.
Lawyer Baldwin , who recently circulated
a petition for Gnthiio's pardon and submitted
it to Gov. Dawes , has received notice from
that worthy that the executive clemency will
not bo exercised. The ex-marshal will.hence ,
wear the stripes for several months to come ,
"Babe" Edgorton , the Infant detective ,
has returned from a pleasant jaunt to Lincoln.
While there he called on ox-Marshal Guthrie.
lie reports that the ex-marshal is looking halo
and hearty the perfect picture > of health.
Hois leoling in good spirits and has passed the
stage of anxiety about his release. Guthrlo
wished to bo remembered to his friends In
Omaha.
The Bands of llopo , under the auspices
of the W. 0. T. U. , will decorate with flowers
the grave of Col. Watson B. Smith. All per
sons wishing to offer flowers will please send
them to the W. 0. T. U. lunch rooms , 120
North Fifteenth street , by 12 o'clock Satur
day morning. The Bands of Hope of thecity
are urged to be prompt in nttendanca at the
same time and place , Mrs. G. W. Clark.
C. A. Dcllow and wife , North Flatto ; J ,
0. Thompson and wife , Lincoln ; L. Baldwin ,
Chicago ; T. D. Peters , Sioux City ; F. E.
Frlck , La Porte , Ind. ; J. L. Bitter , North
Bend ; E. Isabella , Osage , la. ; F. Sanders ,
Bockportli'Hanpt ; and wife , Philadelphia ;
W. Keller , Troy : C. L. Fox J. A , Stevens ,
Kansas City ; J. P. Purcell , Odoll , are at the
Canhcld.
f
f- Night before last a tiunk was dumped by
aomo expressman upon the sldowalk in front
of the livery stable of Atwood & Fox , on
Sixteenth street between Douglas and Dodge.
The trunk was afterwards1 broken open and a
portion of its contents taken out. It was re
moved last night to the city jail by Officer
Mostyn whore it now awaits an owner. A
portion of the clothing Is marked "J , H ,
Johnson , Dakota City. "
There will bo an open session of Div. 183 ,
B. of L. E. , at their ball , corner 14th , and
Douglas streets , on Sunday , May 31 , at 2 p ,
m. , upon which occasion Bro. Geo. Royal , of
Diet. 157 , will deliver an address. All en
gineers and firemen , members of the order ,
with their families are invited. They are
alto requested to attend divine service at the
Congregational church at 8 p. m , at which
time and place the Bev. Bro , Geo. Koyal will
deliver an addrois to all friends of tha order.
The celebrated Westoreard mule case in
its latest phase came up for hearing Thursday
before Justica Selden. Myera & Huntz sued
Mrs. Lucinda Jonea to replevin the mule
alter she had recovered It from Rasmussen
Nelson , to whom Westorgard had given it
-after ho hail lost a replevin suit to Mrs.
Lucinda Jones , but had failed to give her
the property , The court yesterday Rave
judgment in favor of the plaintiff , Meyers
& Huntz , and again Mrs , Jonea loses the
mule ,
A very small occurrence took place Thurs
day morning about half-past ono , tha tiring
of a couple of shots near the corner of Seven
teenth and Capitol avenue , which furnished to
the local brains of tha two morning dailies a
highly sensational narrative , which is duubt-
leas without grounds o ! truth.
Says one lot the jaurnals : "About tha
hour above stated , a man came into the Club
Stables on Sixteenth street and quietly in
F formed the ostler there that he was laying for
his wlfo who was out strolling with another
\ man and that he he had a great big pun for
the man. Within a few minutes ho left the
stable , and , lo , met a man and woman walk
ing up Capitol avonuo. lie at once opened
fire and discharged his pistol several times
until the woman fell half-swooning against a
fence and liar occort find In the darkness ,
Then the shotiit took the woman's arm and
placidly marhcd away with her , "
Mayor Boyd , PoHceJudgo [ Stenber ? and
tha roembars of the council police committee
were engaged t s-day In looking up the matter
of locating the city jail , ai the old ono Is pos-
lively dangerous. Inspection of the old
Illillcko building on Thirteenth street proved
ttiat tha pluca was unsatisfactory and in oil
probability it would not bo accepted , It would
require more money to repair it than thu job
would bo worth. The plan now under con
sideration is to take the two rooms immedi
ately north of the pollca court room In the
city hall building and tearing down the par
titionbetween them to throw them into on <
apartment. These could be divided off tuti
cell * , using tbo material In the shape of ban
doors , etc , , now iu use in the old jail. Thl
change"ccvld eaiily bo made with b'ut littli
expense. Judge Stenberg Is anxious tint tin
police court shall bo removed to the councl
chamber up-etalrj , if thia provision for th
* prUoners Is made , and if nrcaisary the presen
police court room could ba added to tha other
in arranging the im"ed ' hold-over.
Military Blatters ,
Maj. Justus M , Drown , surgeon , hav
log reported at the headquarter * herd , 1
cjmpHanco with p r graph R , special 01
dew No. 105 , current series from th
hoidquartars of the srmv , la assigned t
duty at Fort Oauha , Neb , aa post am
geon.
geon.Capt , LMI'U BrooVomtn , assistant ou
peon , U rcliev'1 from temporary duty i
Fort Omaha , Neb. , and la rsilgned '
duty at Fort D , A. Russell , Wyo. , aipo
Burgeon.
MORE SMALL POX ,
Tiie SiraDEC Case ReporteUo Mayo
Boyfl , Thnrsilay ,
The Boonrgo Commnnlcntod by
FAther to Clillcl Criminal
Carelessness.
Thursday another case of smallpox
was reported to the municipal authori
ties , which from attendant circumstances ,
Is rather moro serious than cases which
have developed within the pott few
months.
Tnoiday night Dr. Paikcr was called in
to attend the liltlo two-year-old girl cf
William "Nichols , who lives at Twenty
sixth and Douglas streets. The caao at
first appeared to bo ono of chicken pox ,
and was BO treated by Dr , Parker. Later
on , however , unmistakable signs
of smallpox developed , and the case
was pronounced to bo gen
uine by Dr. Parker1 yesterday afternoon.
It appears that there nro connected with
the affair circumstances of the grossest
negligence.Vhou questioned by the
doctor , Nichols , the father , said that ho
had como from Shonandoab , Iowa , about
two weeks ago , and while there had boon
in direct contact with the small pox
had even slept with a small pox
patiout. Ho had then como to Omaha
and had associated with the members of
his family , without taking the precaution
of having thorn vaccinated. Why ho had
Inken this course ho could not explain ,
but certainly , if the story bo true , his
actions are nothing else than criminal.
The matter was reported by Dr.
Parker to iMoyor Boyd Thursday. To
day stops are being taken to have the
ontlro family , father , mother , the sick
child and a two months old Infant
removed to the post house. They will
probably bo taken out to-day , If Dr.
Pottlt has things In readiness for the re
ception of the delegation , and the neces
sary vehicle is obtainable. The matter
Is in charge of Dr. Brown , who is acting
as city physician In the absence of Dr.
Lelsonrlng.
Dr. Parker ( aid , In conversation with a
reporter yesterday , that ho dldnotbellevo
that the case wonld spread contagion.
The rest oljtho family , none of whom had
yet developed smallpox symptoms , had
been vaccinated , as had every ono elsa
who had oomo in contact with the dis
ease. The house has been thoroughly
disinfected.
Iho little patient will , it is feared ,
die , an the case has turned out to bo of
the serious "confluent" type.
POLICE OOZTBT ,
Six Drunks Disposed Of and Several
"Vags" Bent Out of Town
Otber Business.
Judge Stenberg was not over-occupied
yesterday morning with business , a few
cases of ordinary importance being called
for trial.
John Robinson was fined $5 and costs
for being too much involved in tangle
foot. Ho did not pay.
H. M. Petersen wai mulcted a llko
turn. Ho , too , bad been intoxicated.
Charles Tassell met with a similar fate
for a llko offense.
James Robinson , a brother of Johntho
victim whoso sentence fa recorded above ,
was arraigned for making a disturb
ance. It appears that ho had come
come to town Thursday and had devoted
hlmeclf to a great spree. Ho went t o
the house of his sister and commenced
abusing her and the children , drawing a
formidable slung-shot which ho dlsp'ayed
to thrilling advantage. He was ordered
out of the house by his brother-in-law ,
and falling to co mply with the order ,
was shortly afterwards arrested. He was
fined $10 and costs , which ho managed
to pay.
James Fox and John Dllly , charged
with disturbance of the peace , wo.o dosed
with a § 5fino.
WllllaraLyon , charged with disturb
ance of the peace pleaded not guilty and
sustained a continuance of his case.
Four vags wore arraigned , and ordered
to shake Gate City dust from their feet ,
Instanter , or Buffer dire penalties of im
prisonment.
Moso McDonald , a tough negro , was
cent up on a ntno days' term , for using
insulting language about a police officer.
Ho was arrested Thursday as a vag , re
leased on trial , and yesterday was engag
ed in the risky business of inalignlpg the
arresting officer in the presence of Judge
Stenborg and Oapt. Sullivan.
There are many cheap cosmetics offered
for sale , which claim to contain nothing
injurious to the skin. This is all bosh
All , or very noarlyj nil are compounded
from the most deleterious and polsionocs
drugs in the matoria medico. They de
stroy the vitality of the akin , making the
consumer prematurely withered and old ,
J. A. Pozzoni guarantees his medicated
complexion powder entirely free from all
Injurious matter. Use none other and
you will never regret. Price 50 cents
and 81 per box. Sold by all druggists
and perfumers.
Hnnson Tjlnilburjr ,
Last Thursday , one of Omaha's young
men , Mr. Gus Hanson , Invaded the little
town of EISBX , la. , and bore away froir
It as his brldo the moit charming younf
lady thero. The woddlag ceremony unl
led In marriage Mr. Gns Hanson , o :
Omaha , and Mies Sophia Llndburc , o ;
Eiser. A largo numberof invited ftiondi
were present to witness the happy oven
and they carried with thorn numereu
costly , appropriate and useful presents
Among the gifts may bo mentioned i
handsome silver tea sot from Mr. Join
jlndburg and family , John VMlti , Swai
Vuliu and Aug. Kelson. Silver castor f ton
Ojcar Fiid and A. Anderson.
Set of silver knives and forks , f tor
Henry Valln.
Beautiful lamp , from A. Vallln.
Exquisite tidy Irorn Mlta Klla Join
son.
son.Broad plate and butter dish froi
Hilda and Oscar Swanson.
Pickle cistor , J. B , Vcak and Aim
Bjoiklond.
Bed spread , Charley Allen.
Table cloth , Charley Sigbeck.
Water pitcher , Mlsi Tillle Johnson.
Half dozen niplcini "and two napkl
rlnus , Wiilia end Mulllo Qaist ,
iialf dozn Ublo spconi , Frank Job )
son.
son.Hilf dozen teaspoons , A. Carlson
Bed Bpraad , vtry handtomo , Go
Sllfa.
Spoon castor and ono dozen spoons , J.
A. and F. W. Anderson.
The festivities attending upon the
event were of the most enjoyable nature.
The groom , Mr. Hanson , Is well known
hero , being connected with the clothing
homo of A. Polack , and has a great
many friends to welcome himself and
brldo. May they live long and prosper.
Seal of North Carolina Tobtcco la the
besUA
A MTSTEEIOLTS AFFAIE ,
The Bonsfttlon 'Which Developed It <
elf In Murahftl Gumming' *
Mall.
Marshal ( Jammings received yesterday
a letter , which is reprinted as tolling its
own story , ono of interesting and sub
stantial points :
OMAHA , May 28.
Mnralinl Cummin s :
Dear SirUnvo been up to your ofllco
twice to-day , but could not see you in. As I
leave to-day at noon , going west , I with to
tell you what I witnessed Tuesday evening.
A man by the name of Kelley , an ox-pen
itentiary convict ( who embezzled from the 13.
tt M. Kallway Co. ) , had In lila possession
a little olrl about 11 or 12 years at Fifteenth
and Webster streets. Them I first saw them ,
torn there they walked to Fifteenth nod Cal-
fornia streets and took a veil and tied it over
the girls ( ace , then turned around and went
back to Fifteenth and Webster , then back
and forth four or five times when ho mot a
man and they both took tha little girl Into
the second or third house from the coiner of
Webster and Fifteenth. About halt an hour
afterwards Kelly ran out of the homo and
called back to some ono in the house , "I will
pet a doctor , " Then ho ran up Webster to
Sixteenth but came back alone and went into
the houto ntraln. My opinion Is that
thia man Kelly and his companion
outraged and killed bis little girl. My first
thoughts were to run for the police and have
them Investigate , but as I am at present in
poor circumstances I feared I would get Into
trouble and bo bold as a witness. The only
other person who took particular attention of
Kelley's action was a lady living on Fifteenth
street , between Webster and California. She
Is nuito a stout lady and I think she will cor
roborate my statements.
What 1 have said above is the God's truth ,
and I could not leave tha city without letting
you know. Yours truthfull
TH03 , G.
The letter was Immediately placed in
the hands of Officer Tnrnbull , who went
to the lady , whosa name la at present
withhold by reqneat , and found that the
man Killing worth's abatements are en
tirely true , except that the little girl has
not boon "murdered" as aha has been
eeon since. She la a resident of Council
Bluffs.
It Is probable that Ilia further investi
gation of the matter will develop a rich
state of aflairs.
A BOATING CLUB ;
A. Projected Organization Promising
Great Things for Uocal Sport.
For some tlmo the question has been
agitated among aomo of the athletically
Inclined young men of this city of estab
lishing a boat clnb hero , and hav-
lag connected therewith a four-oar crow ,
composed of some of the best material
available. The project has fast been as
suming tangible shape and will , no doubt
find realization.
Thursday nlqht a mooting of
some of the young men
Interested In ihe scheme was
held in the office o Mr. F. N. Connors ,
In Crelghton block. About a dozen or
fifteen were present and it was decided
to at once organize the boat
clnb , and immediate steps will bo taken
to that end. Tne meeting adjourned to
meet next Monday night at which time
officers will bo elected , and the futther
details of the organization perfected.
There.Is , without doubt , plenty of ma
terial for such an organization in this
and first-class four-oared
city , a - -
crow could bo "put afloat. "
capable of coping with any of the
western clubs. For instance , there are
such men as Joseph B. Olarkson , form
erly of the Yales , 0. K. Cralle , formerly
of the famous Cheaapeakea. E. S. Raft ,
formerly of the well known Ecllpio
team , champions of Ohio , F. N.
Connors , of the Hlllsdalo , ( Mich )
team , which boat everything in America
and Europe , besides Messrs. Moody and
Brown of the old Narrapansatt club ,
which has distinguished ItstH on numer
ous occasions , and G. M. Holdredge , for
merly of the Harvnrds. From this list It
be noted that there is no lack of imme
diate available and first-data material for
the crew organization. It is balloved
that the entire membership of the club
will be something llko fifty or sixty.
The place tclocted for a course will bo
Cat off Lake. This body of valor has
been inspected by Mr. Connors who , In
such matters , is to bo regarded as an ex
pert , and bo has pronounced t first-class
for rowing purposes , In fact ono of the
finest courses in the west.
It is to be hopad that these gentlemen
will logo no time In pushing the matter
of organization to a successful consumma
tion.
THE WIOKED WILLIAM
Bound Over to the District Court , lor
Attempted Arson.
The notorious William Bates , who was
arrested ono night last week when In the
act of Betting a homo on fire , hid hla
preliminary trial Thnrcday afternoon be
fore Judge Stenberg , and was bound
over to the district court in the sum of
$500 , Not being able tofir n'nh ' security
for that amount , of courfui.iti n retched
William must languieh behind the bats ,
a safe and appropriate p'nco for him.
The testimony given revealed conclus
ive proof that Bates lad , maliciously and
premodllatedly , made np bis mind to
bum the building , and it ecoraa also that
arrangements were on foot several d ya
to consummate the crime. The man wao
owned It had deeded the property ovei
to his wife , and William's "woman , "
who lives next door , took tlmo by the
forelock about ono week previously , and
had her home , which is next doer to the
doomed building , insured. It also op
prar-i that BV 05 tried to burn the prop'
erly or.co before.
Smoke Seal of North Carolina To
bacco ,
0. A. RINGER'S
CLEARING HALE OF MILLINEHV ,
Comincuch g to-morrow.
500 fine irmmeu Il ls wl Bonnets
50o , 7oo , SU 0. 82 00 , § 3.00 , ? 4 CO
B5 00 , § > 7.0J , $8.00 , $10.00-311 Us * tlmi
half prise as compared with other houioa
2,000 untrlmmed Hats and Bonnets n
25o. GOc , 7oo , § 1.00. § 1.25 , 81.50. Thes
figures ara at loist one-half the prlc
charged at other stores.
0. A , HINOKU , 110 N , 15th St ,
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never mies. A minrot ot
strength and wholeiomcneM , Moro eoonomlcftlthan
the ordinary Vlndi.and cannot bo sold In competi
tion with the multitude ot low tott , ehort weight
alnm ot phTBDhrto powders. Sold only In cant
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. . 108 Wall 8t ; N.Y
COWING & GO ,
JOBBERSIV
WROUGHT IRON PIPE ,
tilllr 1 > U and Cut Inm
Load PIpe and Sheet Load ,
wotiTiiuraroi srnn rtnrs ,
nllUIllLL AIM UltlTKUELL 1THP9 ,
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IRON & BRASS GOODS ,
ENGINEERS' SUpPt-IES ,
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DE , POHEK ,
Graduate ot the University Vienna , Ana
tria. Lace Surgeon to the Military Hospital ,
of Vienna. Will do a general Medic * ! and
Surgical practice. All calls in city or country
promptly attended. Office at the Omaha
Medical and Surgical Institute , Comer IStb
Street and Capitol Aveuun.
STOPPED BY A THUG ,
Mr. BetiRon Wnylaycd and Reiiicstctl |
to Glvo up Ills Money or Valu
ables ,
About 1 o'chck lixit night Officers
Matza and Brady landed a young sonn
drol In the city jail , who had tried to
waylay and rob Mr. Be neon , the ice
man. On the corner of Twelfth and
Capital avenue , as Mr. Benson was passIng -
Ing along tbs scoundrel approached him
need fed nskr a match. Ho sold , ' 'I
have no matcb , " ' 'Then glvo mo your
cigar to light mine with , " was the next
request. This Mr. Benson kindly consented
sentod to do. As ho took the cigar bick
and started to move away the fellow re
quested him to hold on and give up what
j money he had. Mr. Benson informed
him that ho had no money at ( hat time.
' 'You have something valuable about yon
though , " and the ruffian made a mction
to strike Mr. Benson , but ho ran , getaway
away and went up to Douglas street ,
whore ho mot the officers and told them
of the occurrence. They went back to
8hul < ! s's saloonfound the scoundrel there
and arrested him. At the iail ho gave
the name cf Wm. McGrlen.
Buy C. H. Douglass & Son's Capricorn
Cough\Drops for your children ; they are
harmless , pleasing to the ( asto and will
cure their cclds. D. S. and Trade Mark
en every drop. 1
A. Card ,
To the Editor of the BSE.
We , the undersigned , wish to say
trough the columns of your respected
aper that we believe Charles Pitts to be
nnocent of any connection with the rob1
ery of our store ; that the money found
y said Mr. Pitts was found at Mr. Wal
aco's barn and not at Mr. Pitt's reel-
ence , as was erroneously stated In your
Issue of the 27th.
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ITS iixiLTiiriuiua ms NEVER BEIX qiunonn ,
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'THE ' QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS , "
"ff has steadily secured increasing
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British Medical Journal ,
May 31 , 1884.
ANNUAL SALE , 10 MILLIONS ,
O/all Croftrt , Druffittt , & Sttn.Wat , Dmitri ,
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ,
Make No Mistake !
Up-stairs Up-stairs
MisfitOlothingParlor
1312 Douglas Street
Up-stairs Up-stairs
Make Kfo Mistake ,
CAMELLINE
POR THE
COMPLEXION
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS.
The undersigned physicians of San
Francisco ore familiar with the composi
tion of the principal articles used for the
complexion , and freely certify that CAM
ELINE la harmless and free from all
poisonous or injurious substances.
L 0 Lane , M D G F Cooper , M D
H H Toland , M D S W Dennis , M D
R A McLoin , M D J M McNulty , M D.
C B Brlgham , M D J O Shaffer , M D
Benj J Dean , M D W Carman , M D
H Gibbons Jr , MD W Ayer , M D
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0 L Bard , M D A J Bowie , M D
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GHolland , M D H Gibbons , M D
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Writes ; " 1 shall have to repeat the
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all sides ,
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ttrlptlon ol ouo U plven , One persona ) Interview
preferred U convenient. Open at all hours.
Patient ) from a distance can obtain rooms and
board ,
AddreM all letter ! to
Omaha Medical & Surgical Institute
18th St. , Cor. Caplto Ave , Omitu
Manhood Restored
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1-ieinatura Decay , Nenoui Debilitr. Lout
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remedy.haidl > cover6la lmplomeanioa lf-cur3 ,
which 6e will wnrl rilHB toul ellowullfjr - .
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OMAHA
The Advantage of Settling in theNewTown
The title "South Omaha' 'doesnot mean thosouthern part of the city of Omahn.but istb
name of the thriving town commcncln ? nt the Union Stock yards on the Bouth , and extend
ing for a mile and r. half north , nearly connecting with the city limits of Omaha.
The company have again concluded to put on gala 1,000 lota , and lot the purchasers of
tha Fame realize the profit which the enhanced valtio of these loU is sure to make. It now
being an assured fact that South Omaha is destined In the near future to bo the largnet live
Block market west of Chicago , tbero can bo no doubt that thia property In n few years will be
worth five or oven ton timoa the amount that it can bo bought for to day.
Borne may aik : If this U BO , why do not the company keep it and realize thu prout
The onswer I * , that In order to make lots valuaLIOj there must bo improvement ! onoraur
rounding them , and as la tha case in all new towns , special InducecceuU must bo offered
first to get the psoplo to take hold and build. , . . _ ,
There are probably more such inducements oiferod by South Omaha than were over pu
forth by any now town. The large business done by the atock yartla company and the im
mense slaughter and packing houses together with their auxlloriea ore no amall feature mill
segregate of oventa that are destined to make South Omaha a largo place. Again , the town
Is not an addition to Omaha , and ia not liaulo for ttty taxes , although U enjoys all the.benefit *
from the growth of Omaha that it would if It were Just INSII > K the city limits , but being Juat
OOTHIDK , only county taxes are collected , which are merely nominal. Thu town owns and
operates ita own water works , which furnish on abundant supply of pure.aprlng water. Uum.
my trains will rnn on tha B. & fcL ftad.U. V. railways oyory hour , atopmog at the north ond.
of thatown Bite as well as at the stock yard. . The Thirteenth street horse cara will run' >
iraucall's park tills aprlog , and to the stock yards at no distant day. luo liigu altitude
° nd ' ' '
01 who do not believe tint South Omaha will amount to much
rae er , . , .
faith in the energy , intelligence and reiourses of this great country !
For Information , maps , prices and terms applv at the company's office , 2103. Thirteenth
Street , Merchant's National Bank Budding , first floor.
. A. VFTONjAsst. See'y and Xftmager.