Nebraska Newspapers

    THE DAILY BEE OMAHA TUESDAY , OCTOBER 31
No Whiskey ±
BROWN'S IKON BITTKRS
is one of the very fcvf tonic
medicines that arc not com
posed mostly of alcohol or
whiskey , thus becoming a
fruitful source of intemper
ance by promoting a desire
for rum.
BROWN'S IKON BITTERS
is guaranteed to be a non-
intoxicating stimulant , and
it will , in nearly every case ,
take the place of nil liquor ,
and at the same time abso
lutely kill the desire for
whiskey and other intoxi
cating beverages. '
Rev. G. W. RICE , editor of
tlic American Christian Re
view , says of Brown's Iron
'Bitters : ,
Cm. , O. , Nov. 16,1881.
Gents : The foolish ait-
ing ofit.il force in business
pleasure , nnd vicious indul
gence of our people , make1 :
your preparation a necessity ;
andlfapplicd ta\chun
dreds who resort to saloons
for temporary recuperation.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia , indigestion ,
biliousness , weakness , debil
ity , overwork , rheumatism ,
neuralgia , consumption ,
liver complaints , kidney
troubles , &c. , and it never
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief.
BALL'S
CORSETS
EyoryCorsot Is warranted Butlfl-
: r factory to its -wearer In every way ,
or the money will bo rotumlcd by
tbo person from whom it was bought.
Th only Oonut pronounced by our leading ph ;
I Injurious to the wearer , amicndoriMxlTyr Udlr * l
u > tnoet comfortable wid ixirtoct filling Conet erei
rniCE , br Mull , I'o.U e Paid I
Hekllh Prcwrrlnc , 1.0O. Btlf.AdJu.tln , 1.BO
Abdominal ( extra keary ) $0.00. NiinlnB , l.Bd
ealth PrcMrrln * ( flue coulll ) S.OO. 1'aracon
BUIrt-Hupportln . CLOU.
tor aal by IcadlnB Itctull neuter * crerywherb
cmoAoo cousin * , co. , chicuto iu.
u2oodfiieo ' y
HEAT YOUR HOUSES
' f
FURNACES IN THE WORLD ,
MADE IJY
BIOHARDSON.BOYNTON & 00
CHICAGO , 1LI.S ,
Embody now 1882 Iraprneracnte. Mor.
praotioal 'u ' uru ; Cost loss to korp ID
Cider ; UbS loan fnoll W'H KIVO more beat
and ft larger voltuu" o' pure air than ny
furnace made
Sold by 1'JKKCEY fc BKADFORD , Omana , Neb
THE CITY STEAM
LAUNDRY
niakoa n epeclUty of
Collars & Cuffs ,
AT TUG KATE OF
Three Cent Each.
Work solicited from all over the country ,
The charges and return poeUiKB must no.
company the package. Bpechl rate * to
Urge clubH or ufenclt > a.
a24.tf meVTLKIKH KVANB.
100,000
TliKK-SPRINC VEHICLE
H O W I N U b K.
They rurnam all ether i ( or euy tldlnx.
rut duiablllt ) ' ,
'They aru for oalo by all Loading Car
"logo Buildora nud Uealera throughout
' ho country.
SPBINQS , GEAR3 < t BODIES
For ul b
' Timken
'Henry ,
Fine CarrU n ,
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THE PAYING QUESTION
President Oreighton Replies Wit ]
Pome Facts to Mr ,
Barker ,
In Which the Merita of Biou ?
Falls Granite la Dlo.
cussed.
Kd lor of Trie Vrr ,
In your ls tie of HfttunUy evening I no'
tlcod n communication from lion Jonepli
Marker touching ( lie Tenth utoet paving
question , wherein Mr. Uarker seems to bc <
tray ft tremulous anxiety to get himself
ight before hi * fellow cltl/ens. His Ian-
iuno and the general tenor of his article
> cein to bo of n defcnnivu mature on though
cp lling Fomo Accusation ngatntt his olll-
: lnl Integrity. Of tbo neceenlty or oxocllcn- [ )
: y of ( inch ft defence , I know nothing , but
I\R the article In question contains quite n
number of manifest inisslntcmenU that
ilionltl not bo allowed to g > to the public
unrofutcd , and n these mlMtatementa are
jailed "facts" by Mr. Unrkcr , , I beg leave
, o also make n few further utatements
which I also nhall call "facts" because they
10 fcU and are warranted by the record
nu euch farther evidence as may bo ncc H *
nry to their complete nubHtnntlntlon , Mr.
barker's first Inaccuracy Is In the state-
mcnt that there werono l > id presented for
'granltu" under the second ndvertliemcnt.
u order to refresh his memory I will
no rely refer him to the following , taken
rrbatlm from the bids us presented. Flrit
n order is thu bid of Turner & Viexcl , viz :
anANiTK IILOCKH.
Grodln ? , paving and balliuUngcomplctc ,
1th concrete foundation , as per specific-
-inn - , per rquaro yard ( Sioux Falls stone ) ,
fi.3.'i ; grading , ballasting and paying com-
. ilctc , with broken atone and tand founda
tion , an per specification ! ) , per tiiuare
yard , ? 4 A3 ; resetting and adjusting gutter
stonon , whcro nccdoJ , to tbo crown of
pived street , for gutter on each Ride , per
Kiuare yatd , C5 cents.
Tbo words "Sioux Falls stone" being
used nbovo to designate the quarry or
point from whence the granite came , euch
an "llollowcll granite , " Qalncv granite , "
AUntlllo " 'tiioux Falls "
granite , granite ,
ate. , etc. Again wo hrwo the bid of "Mack
& Co. , wherein the name of the granite Is
not mentioned.
( IIIANITK BLOCKS.
Grading , paving and ballontlng com.
plcto < wlth concrete foundation , ni pet
specification * p r rquaro jnrd , 8I.)5 ! ) ;
grading , ballasting and pavlcp complete ,
with broken titonu and Baud foundation , ni
per spcsif.catloni < , per equaro Jftrd , $4,35 ;
rofotting and adjusting gutter atone * ,
wlioro needed , to the crown of paved
street , for gutter on each side , per t < | uare
yard , 70.
All of this coming under the bead of
granite and won rod m the prcsauce of
Mr , Barker , and yet his memory signally
falls him when hu undertakes to ir.ako a
statement of finis Intended for the eye of
the public. Hut let us go a little further
and to show conclusively just whit Mr.
Harko- understood the Sioux Falls stona to
lvot'ni" quote n section from our "modi-
fitcl" Bpcclficationf , which flection Mr , Dar
ker aided nnd assisted in framing and voted
for its insertion , as the record will show ,
This section reads na frllowa :
TIIK IILOCKH ,
Quality , Granite The blocks shall bo
granlto , tqual In hardnoxsto what is known
as Hollowull or Bl'iux K.illa granite , but
they must bo of uniform grain and tex
ture , without , atninatltn or Htratification ,
and free from excess of rnloi or feldspar.
Hard bacaltio atone , that will tike a
smooth palish under trallic , will not bo ac
cepted.
Docs Mr. Barker recognize his handi
work ? Did ho think that "Sou * Fa Is
granlto" wan granite then , and can ho ex
plain what ' 'uonr light" has fjinco then
revolutionized hla understanding as to the
clomvutal composition of this at < ne ? Or [
Ib the i tone that hao changed ! Mr.
Barker say a that "it wwi decided by the
board bttoro opening the bids that no
paving was to bo expected this fall. " If
Mr. Barker will but slightly tax his mem
ory be will readily call to inlnd that no
such decision was made , and that on the
contrary aft > r the bids were opened nnd
somewhat elaborately discussed , he still
insisted and seemad to ta-o It for granted
that a very considerable portion of Tenth
street could bo paved this fall , and that for
this reason beseemed very much fascinated
with certain propositions then ma'lo by
Mr. Stophonaou , who declared himself
ready to enter Into bondi in the sum of
820,000 to complete the paving of said
street before January 1st Mr. Barker in
cidentally brings in the city attoruey
manifestly to strengthen hla otherwise
weak and fallacious statement of Bo-called
"facts. " Ho will certainly not claim that
the city attorney gave the board a geological
logical opinion as to the ' 01161111081 prop ,
orties of the Hdrnx Falls itoue , for had
Mr. Ilowo said that such ftuiio wax not
gr.inito hi opinion In that regard would
lie entitled to no more respect nor ere ( 'it
tlhin Mr. Uurker's opinion nubtcquently
Khun uu the bamo point , for I have yi t to
leurn that it li a part ul the duties of the
dlaclplex of HlnckBtouo to reveal tbn hH-
leu secrets of geology nnd embody them
in legal opinion * . Mr. HOWO'H opinion
wan brliily this , "That Tenth street cnuld
bo pavoit with nn stone otherwise than
jranlte under the ordinance and in conipli-
ince with the wishes of the property
owners along taid street , " Thin wan tbo
extent of his opinion , but he further ex-
iiressed the liopo thut'no paving would bo
lone on Tenth street this winter , became
10 wished to procure some necessary lecl
nt'ou ' In re.nrd to the manner of makini ;
ho levy. Mr. Barker further says , " \Vo
are very much in favor of rejecting the
> reeent one bid. " This was no .doubt an-
ither slip of hit trenihcrous memory as
ho record shows that th re were mid are
wo bids for granite block now before this
> ord. . and I bavo quoted them above.
Mr , Barker's entire nrKumout drifts na-
uraliy and easily towards Colorado stnd
tone , and ho blandly suggests that the
price might be limited to $1 00 , which ,
Ingulariy enough , Is juit two cents higher
ban "Boss 8 outs" bid for laying this
tune. It would seem to bo Mr. Barker's
dea of the prosperity of the occasion to
luilt the bidders al < u , and confine them ( a
hojo who could b d on Colorado unnd
tone. NUW bow many could bid on that
tune ? I hasten to answer jiut one. Mr.
iurKer ban considerable to any about being
'It-fc to the meray1' any one person or
any ono atone , but , Mr , Barker , tuny It
lot bo that you ( unintentionally of course )
ure rjoliig headlong In that dl >
ectlun. In fact , may wo lint
it-tf there ulrcud * ? IMr. Barker ii'ts
nuia very large rbgures in bis aiticlo
nrnlerto make certain contr U more
; lar iigj for InsmncH , in i rdrr to iiguro cut
nbiuiu ; ; of 8(0000 ( he is obliged to say
that thcr. ) ure 211,000 ya < ! H to bu pavid
m Tfiith btreet , hut ho iiunet that the out-
bidu limit is 10,000 yimt , nnd tlmt bid <
wenIHV ted for tlwt amount , then why
exonerate' and for wl < at purpose ? I hive
11 tliU urticlo refuted but ac'l" of the
nany inltBtatoiiienta contained in Mr.
Darkcr'i ) , as ( .pace forLlda urn to inoro than
.ouch ( iu the Bulltwt onca. It is far from
my ( Ichiro to enter iutu any extended con-
; io\ersy , but if there are uny facto which
: he public bhimld be undo ncipaulnte'd with ,
and fchould Mr , Barker or any no elte de-
tire to la\e ull the facti , then such a con-
.roveruy vtuuld not be unwelcome.
Just one word more , houe\er , in regard to
.he uuderataudlug of the members
of the board a < to my mis-
nlou to t Sioux Falls. I must reiterate
; hat the members | uuantmou > ly
agreed that if I fouul tlut the Sioux Falls
btoue could be procured iu sufllvltnt quan-
title * for the w rk in hand , and cf the fa-
clhtlos for its taking out , etc. , were tucli I
M to warrant the belief that it could l <
farnlshed t tb time required In onripeci
fic ti ns. That then the contract was t <
be awarded to Mack & Co. , In order to rn
able them to make Immediate nnd neocs
mry preparations for the proccntion o
the work , My statement in thin report
can bo readily tnbstnntiated by the cltj
engineer and several others who were pres
ent nt the meeting when I wai lurtructer
to visit Sioux Fall * . I Am still in favor ol
accepting the bid of Mack & Co. , l/ecnuu
the propotty owners have petitioned foi
granlte.becfttiBe th mayor nnd city coun <
cil have ordered the xtrcct paved will ;
granite and I.ecauto ( an I have tliown
above ) Mr. Barker nt one time seemed tc
have no doubt of t > o Sioux Falls stone
being granite , and further because there It
hut thlity-Mvtn cenU difTcrrnco In the bid
for tlds granite cud Mr. Stint's bid for
Mr Barker's Bind stone , and because the
Sioux Falls stone In woith for paving purpose -
pose fully one dollar and n lulf more pr
yard than any limn or stnd stone , and fi
nally because I think itdnhonet to nllnw
one Udder after he haa teen the bid of his
competitor to make nn effort to secur * the
rejection of all bids In order that he may
revise Ida bid ,
JAMKH OnEtoitrox ,
Chairman Board of Public Works.
The Bon od Unloosed-
Chan , Thompson , Franklin street , I3uf >
'alo , says ; "I have suffered for n long tun
with constipation , nnd tried almost every
[ Mirgntiva advertised , bnt only resulting I
.empornry , relief , and after 'constipation
itill inoro ncpr vnto'l , ' I was told nbotl
your Hl'ltlNii BLOHPOM and tried It , I can
now nay I run cured , and though Bom
monthii luvo elapsed , still remain BO. .
ihall , howe r , n I ways keep some on bam
n ca-o of old complant returning , " Frlc
iO cents ; trial bottles 10 cents.
IK THE TOILS.
Another Big Sunday Haul by tbo
Police.
While the business in the police do
parimont was not eo brisk Sunday
as on the preceding Sabbath , it vras b ]
no moans small and Judgu Boncko
opened court this morningwith twonly-
ono einnoro on the anxious Boat.
There wore eight Slocumba and ono
Slocumboon. The latter and two ol
her male compauiona were discharged ,
two were eont to the Hote.1 do Miller
and four planked up the shekels to
pay their fines.
Five mun were charged with dis
turbing the poaco. Ono paid , three
cases wore continued and ono offen
der was discharged.
A man arrested for obstructing an
officer in the performance- his duty
was discharged , as ho made no very
serious , break.
A soldier was arroatod for assault
and battery , but the prosecuting wit
ness did not appear , and ho was sol
koo.
koo.Frod
Fred Hadons , a youth under the
ago of 1C , was arrested for stealing a
rod lantern from the U. P. Ho waa
hold for further action.
Two colored boys , S. Bailey , and
Frank Smith were arrested for carry
ing off n couple of pairs of slippers
from James Storr'a shoo store. As
both were under ago they are held to
await the action of the district court ,
A young man from Blair , wont to
M. Toft's store on Saturday to buy
some cigars. When ho loft a pipe was
notiqod to bo missing. The clerk f < 1-
lowed him and took the pipe from
him. Ho Wits tined $20 and costs ,
which ho paid.
An unfortunate man , arrested as a
auspicious character , proved that ho
was all light and was sent on hia way
rejoicing.
The cases of Robt. Bolan , charged
with stabbing with iutont to wound ,
and. James G. Smiley , with selling
mortgaged property , Was Got for the
afternoon session. _
How often persons have been annoyoc
by burn clinging to their dress or cloth
ing , and how seldom have they , when
cleaning them , given It a thouiht thatBur-
dock Root la thu mo t valuable blood o e .n-
ser and purifier known , and is fold by
every drupgtat under the name of Burdock
Blood Bitters. Price 81.00.
SLAVEM'S YOSEMU'E COLOGNE
Mode froir thy wild flowers of the
FAB KAMED YOSEMITE VALLEN
it is the most fragrant ot porfum t
Manufactured by II. B. Slnvon , San
Francisco. Fur Bile in Omaha by W.
iJ. Whitohouso and Konnaio Bros , ,
& Oo.
A rosponaiblo party will buy a bank
ing buiinusa or open a now bank m a
good live town. Interested parties
address P. O , drawer No. 04 , Omaha.
Nob. 1C Ot
THE LORD'S LUCRE.
An Old Lrvdy Wno Travola on Fiilth.
On Saturday last an old lady , with
hair bleached to snowy whiteness by
the eighty odd winters which have
passed ever her head , appeared nt the
county clerk's ofllco and a kad for aid
to roach San Francisco. She had
coino all the way from Connecticut
and had boon passed first to Chicago
and there by snmo kind hearted per
sons to Council BlulTa , at
which place she was given trans
portation across the bridge
by the authorities , which aeems to be
about the limit of their benevolence in
all cases , Between the time of her
arrival at the BluITi and her appear
ance at Mr. Baumor'a office , she had
slept two nights on the bare il jor of
the depot , but she waa cheerful and
satisfied thit she would got through
all right. She is literally traveling on
faith , and whether that faith could remove -
move the Rockies and cast thorn into
the sea or not , it did take the old lady
acrosi them , for it was arranged hero
thut the commissioners would buy her
her a ticket to Ogden , and the Union
1'acillo would secure her transporta
tion tliu rest of the way to the Golden
Uato , through which she must oni
long DCB the pearly gatea awing open
for her adinieeion , whcro faith and
not cash is the currency of the realm.
Bufber shop and bath roomu for
salo. Shop invoices at nearly ono
thousand dollars , \ \ ill soil for $800 ;
pirt on time. Reason for soiling ;
With to go to Colorado for my wifo'a
health. F. J. MollENitv ,
19 3t * Atlantic , la.
Notice-
The "Hawthorn Centennial Ex-
coliior Iloof Paint,1' was patented Hay
24th , 1881 , and otters patent num
ber 241 , 803. Any person found or
known to tamper with the manu
facture of said paint will bo punish-
cd'to the full extent of law. No per
son haa any authority whatever to neil
receipts. UiwTUOUN & Buo. ,
Lancaster Pa
ATTENTIOKI
Deal for a Worklmrtnon and Fanners' '
County Convention.
The workingmen and farmers ol
Douglas county , who are in accord
with the principles enunciated by the
state anti-monopoly convention hold
at Hastings , September 27th , 1882 ,
are hereby invited to cloot delegates
ti a convention that will nominate a
legislative ticket for Douglas county ,
consisting of two members of the senate -
ate and olght members of the house of
representatives , also ono county com
missioner and such precinct officers as
may bo designated by the county com
missioners in their election proclama
tion.
tion.Tho
The ratio of representation shall bo
as follows :
Every element of trade and each
element of common labor shall bn rep
resented by five delegates Wheto
mechanics or laborers have no organi
zation , they may organize for thin pur
pose , na for Instance , blacksmiths , car-
pontoni , machinists , tinsmiths , smelt
ing worka laborers , etc. Every pre
cinct outside of the city of Omaha
shall bo entitled to flvo delegates to
bo chosen by the farmers. It is rec
ommended that the meetings to select
delegates in the city by any labor or
ganization or olcmont shall bo held
upon a call issued three days previous
through TIJK OMAHA BEE. Such call
shall state the time and place of moot
ing , and name of organization or labor
element. In the country precincts
the meetings shall bo held in pursu
ance of a notice printed or written ,
conspicuously posted in at least thrco
public places within the product for
at loaat nno week.
Only dologatoa elected in pursuance
to thcao recommendations and having
proper credentials , will bo admitted to
Boats in the convention. No proxies
will bo allowed , but alternates may bo
elected to take the places of delegates
that may bo absent.
Tbo Convention.
The delegates elected by the workingmen -
ingmen and ' farmers of Douglas
county , who are in accord with the
principles enunciated by the state
anti-monopoly convention , hold at
Hastings , September 27 , 1882 , are
hereby called to assemble in county
convention to bo held at the city hall ,
in the city of Omaha , Douglas county ,
on Wednesday , November 1st , 1882 ,
it 1:30 : p , m. Each delegation must
have credentials aignod by the chair
man and secretary of the meeting at
which they were elected.
JOHN ROSIOKY , Chairmap ,
J. R. LEWIS , Secretary.
Rnb It In.
Jacob Loeckinan , 274 Clinton street
Bulf AO , N. Y , says ho has been using
TIIOMAB' KCLECTIIIO OIL for rheumatism.
Lie had such a lama back that he could do
nothing ; tut one bottle entirely cured him
The Government and tbo Pacific Roads
Clilcasj Tribune.
A Washington dispatch reports that
Commissioner Armstrong has returned
from hia official trip ever the Pacific
roada , and that ho sees nothing in the
complaints of the people of the Pacific
Slope against the railroads that call
for redress. The complaints made by
local points of discrimination ho die
misses as of a piece with the com
plaints of all local points because they
do not get aa f/ood rates aa the termin
al points. The Pacific roada have
carried the abuses of the special con
bract system to a refinement unknown
in the east , but this the commissioner
of the interior department thinks is
an inevitable parcel competition.
Those utterances r'o in remarkable
contrast with the practically unanim
oua drift of recent legal decisions , and
will certainly jar upon the ears of the
public. On gooda shipped from Now
York , say to Reno , Nov. , freight is
charged from Now York to San Fran-
cieco and back several hundred miles
to Reno. When a California farmer
: akea his stuff to the railroad depot to
30 ( .hipped to San Franieco the
charges are proportional to what the
stuff will realise In the mar
< et. The railroad takes not what it
earns for its aorvicea , but what it can
extort from the shipper , The Pacific
roads not only charge San Francisco
merchants who ship heavy gooda by
sea higher prices than those who do
not putronizo the waterway , but they
now compel Bhippora by roil to sign
contracts not to ship at all by water ,
tfot only that ; they do not allow mpr-
chants who have made contracts with
Uom to sublet any of the transporta
ion 'to' the unfortunate merchants
who have ufl'diidod by importing their
gnoda in ships. The road "boycotts"
heao merchants.
iU a recent convention of farmers in
California to nominate ananti-rtulroad
state ticket , n merchant of San Fran-
lisco showed a iottor uddrested to him
) y the Central Pacific , stating that if
10 combined to make protests against
, heir charges they would cither raise
.heir charges to him , or would refuse
o do business for him at any price.
The iniquity of sunh a threat by n cor
poration which haa acquired enormous
wealth by the exercise of the privi-
ogea of the common carrier ia evident
to the merest tyro in affairs.
Railroad abuses have boon carried
n California to such an extent that
hat state ia to-day the moat complete
llustration in existence of the modern
ondcncioa to monopoly. Oriental
wealth and industrial depression are
simultaneously created by the tuino
causes. No where clmdooa corporate
nturforenoo produce solntonto u form
of political corruption , No where
ilso have the powers , the priv-
leges , and the wealth of the common
iarrier been so plainly derived from
he grants of the public , Yet in the
aeo of all this Uommissiofcor Arm-
trong waves away all the railroad
abuses of California as not calling for
any remedy. Ho will , find that the
lublio do not agrao with him. These
nbusea call for a remedy , and it is
iro'ominontly the duty of the railroad
ommiBaionur of the interior depart-
nent to eoo that it is applied. *
To Forsan * Aliout.tolMurry.
"To persons about to marry , " lougl ) Bn
'errold a advice was "don't ; " we supple-
uent by nayiug , without laying in n fcup-
> ly of SritiNU BlOnbOSl , which cure album ,
uarla and other kidney and bladder com-
ilatnts. Price tO cents ; trial bottles 10
ento.
Skinny Men.
"Wella1 Health Rono'wor" restores
icalth and vigor , cures Dyspepsia ,
mpotonce , Sexual Debility. $1.
BEMIS
Real
COLUMN ,
Offices 15th and Douglas
Streets.
No. 307. Deantltul residence lot on S'lornur
street , near htad of St. Mary'i avenue , 82 700.
No. 314 , Full lot on 10th ktrcct. nc&r Popple-
ton'e , 850.
No. 816. Full acre onRurt street , neirConvonl
of Ptcrod Hear ; 81,200.
Mo. 817. Fullloton California , near 21 itntroci
91,000.
No. SIR Two lota on SonarJ , near Saundon
etcet,8l,300-
Mo. 31D. Two lota on Charles , near Baunden
street , 81,500.
Ho , 820. Ila ( acre on Cumin ? street , neat Dut
ton. $475.
No. 321. Sfi bcautlul residence lota , flno view ,
on Mt. Plcusint avenue , near Ilauscom Park ,
No. 822. One-halt aero on California strcctnoai
Ciclghton Co. lego. $1,600.
Mo. 323. Two lota on Marcy street , near 13th
street , $5,000 ,
No. 320. Two lota on Dodge , near Qro\oatroet ,
Smith's add 111 n.
"o. 326. Four aero bloik In West Omaha ,
82,000.
Choice 4 acre block In Smlth'a addition at woat
end of Farnom street will gho any length ot
time required at 7 per cent Interest.
Also a splendid 10 aero block In Smith's addi
tion on same liberal termi ai too foregoing.
Mo. SOS , llalt lot on Izird near 20th etrcct ,
8700Mo
Mo 801 , Lot on 18th street near Paul , 81200.
Mo 302 , Lot 30x280 feet on 15th street , neai
Nicholas $800.
Mo 299 , Ono quarter acre on Curt Btreet , ne
Button gbOO.
Mo 297 , Two lota on Blonde near Irene street.
8250 .and $300 each.
Mo 290 , Two lots on Georgia na Michigan
street , 81200. <
No 295 , Twelve choice residence Iota on Hamil
ton street In Shlnn'a addition , flno and eighth ,
8350 to $500 each.
No 294 , Beautiful ball lot on St. Mary's av
enue , SOxlBO feet , near Bishop Clirkson'a and
20th street. 81500.
No 292 , Two choice lots on Park avenue , 60s
150 each , on street railway , $800 each.
Mo 91 , Six lots In Ulllard & Caldwcll'a addition
on Sherman Avenue near Popplcton'a , 8300 tc
(45)civcn )
i. Mo 286 , Four Icta on Dccatur and Irene
streets , near Blunders street , CT" to $150 each.
Mo 282 , Lot on 19th near Paul street , $750.
Mo 281 , Lot 55x180 foetnca/ . Mary's avenue ,
and 20th street , 81600.
No 279 , Lot on Decatur near Irene street , 8326.
Mo 278. Four lota on CaUwell , noox Saunden
street , $500 each.
No 270 , Loton Clinton street , near shot tower ,
8125.Mo
Mo 275. Four lota on McLollan street , near
Blonde , Koran's addition , 1 425 each.
No 274 , Three lota near race count ; make
offers.
Mo 268 , Beautiful corner acre lot on California
street , opposite and adjoining Sacred Heart Con
vent grounds , $1000.
No 20o , Lot on Mason , near 16th street , $1.850.
100 loca In "Credit Foncler"and "Grand View1
additions , just south-east of U. P and B. A M.
liallroad i/cpota , ranging from 8160 to 81000 each
and on cosy terms.
Beautiful Iteali'cnce Lota at a bargain very
handy to shops 125 to < 250 each , G per cent down
and 6 per cent per month. Call and get plat and
full particulars.
Mo 260 , Full corner lot on Jonoi , Meat 15th
street , $3,000.
No 263 , Two lota on Center street , near Cum
in ? street , $900 for both or 8500 each.
Mo 251) ) , Lot on Howard , near King street ,
850.
850.Mo249
Mo249 , Half lotonQodge , near llth street ,
$2,100.
llo 217 , Four beautiful residence lota neai
Crclgbton College ( or will separate ) 88,000.
No 248 , Two lots on Center , near Cumlng
street , 8626 and $400 each.
Mo 246 } , Lt on Idaho , near Cumin ? street
$626
10245 , Beautiful corner aero lot on Cumins ; .
near Button street , near now Consent of Sacred
Ilnart , $1,500.
Mo. 211 , Lot on Farnam , near 18th Btreet ,
$1.760.
Mo 241 , Lot on Farnam , near S6th street ,
$1.000.
No.229 , corner lot on Burl , near 22d" street
$ /.SOO.
No. 233 , 120x182 feet J Ilarney , near 24th ,
street , ( will cut It up ) $2,400.
Mo. " 34 , Lot on bouglis street , near 26th ,
$1,000.
No. 227 , Two lota on Decatur , near Irene llreet ,
$200 each.
n oi23 , Lot 143 by 441 feet on Sherman ave
nuo(16th sticet ) . nea Grace , $4,000 , will divide ,
MoIX ) , Lot 231(16 ( leU on Dodge , near IStb
street ; mike an offer.
No 2 17 , Lot on 23rd near CUrk , 8500.
No 216 , Lot on Hamilton near King , 8600.
Mo 209 , Lot On 18th street , near Nicholas
UQO.
UQO.No 207 , Two lots on 10th , near Pacific street ,
11.600 ,
No 204 , Beautiful resilience lot on Division
itroet , near Cumlng , t'JCO.
Mo 19Ji Lot on 16th street , near Pierce ,
tooo.
tooo.No 1B8J , Lots on Sauudcn Btreet , near Sew.
ird 8500.
No 1U2 > , Two lota on 17Ui street , n * r whlU
ead orki , $1,050.
N 188 } ; One full block ten lota , near the
barracks , 8400.
Mo 191 , Lot .on Parker , street , near Irene
00.
00.No 183' Two lota on Cass , near 21st street
( tilt edge ) , $0,000.
Mo IhU , Lot on Pier near Seward , | tM. !
Mo 170Lot on PaclBc street , near 14th ; iuik
after ,
{ to 106 , Six lota on Farnam , near 24th itreet
(2.400 ( tofJ.BM each
No 163 , Full block on 25th strreet. ncu race
jnuro , sod three lota In GIsea addition , near
launder ) and Cwwiua ctretla , $2,000.
Mo 120 , Lot on Ibtli stiett , near white eod
A. , > > .
Mo 122 , 132x132 feet (2 ( lota , on 18th street ,
near I'oiiulttou'n. $1,600 ,
No 119 , Thirty b lfatro lots lntIard& ! ! ! C l-
l ell y additions on Sherm&n avenue , Kprln and
jaritoga btroew , ueir tbo nod o ) grtcn street
r track , l > 00 to * 1SOO each.
Mug ? , Lot on Chicago near 22d etieet ,
No S3 , Lot on Caldw ell street , uoar Blunder * ,
BOO.
BOO.Mo 75 , 86x62 feet on Pacific , near Etn Btreet
< 3 000.
' Mo 0 , E'gbteen ' lots nn Slst 22d , StS and
Uunden et recta , near Grace and , Blunder * etruo
) rldf. # iOO euch
Mo 6 , One-fourth block (160x185 feet ) , near
he Convent ot Poor Claire , on Hamilton street
unr th < ) t-ud of the red ttrvot car track. 81,010
Mo 1 , Lot on Harnoy , nu.r 16th , $2.BOO.
' 'Jd additions , alto
Lots In Harbach' < lut and
ota Iu Parko'a , Shlnn'a , MfUon's , lludlck'n ,
] l oV , LaVe'n , and all the other additions at any
irkud and terms.
Koal Estate Agency ,
16th ana uonicaa Street ,
t arldt of 7r < m , Frrtn
a ralatabla farm , i
tu y preparation ofif
Ittat teiU not Maefctn
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WITH
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Single Breech Loading Shot Bnns , from 85 to 818 ,
Double Bree oh Loading Shot Buns. $18 from to S75 ,
Mnzzle Loading Shot Gnns , from SB to 825 , . AT
Fishing Tackle , Base Balls and all Kinds of Fancy Boote ,
Full Stock of Show Cases Always nn Hand ,
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Imported and Key West Cigars , a large line of Meer
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cigars from $15.00 per 1,000 upwards. Send for Price
list and Samples.
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MMUFAOTUEIN& 00
Lincoln , Neb
MANUFAOTDRERS OF
Corn Planters , Hrrrows.Farm Rollera
HulUy Hay Ralceu. Cucttot Elevating
Wlndmllla , &o
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m DT ruiill pfrwin ci.llnc ! icr It , | tjy brtuci
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Hve doll&ri ; 100 ! by null prepMd on receipt ol
price. We ( rutranUe tlx boxes to cure Any cue
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ihnter our written eUArantee to return the
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Spocht'e Patent Motalio Skylight.
Patent Adjusted Ratchet Bar
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