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8 THE DAILY BEE -TUESDAY , MAY 5 , 1885. fcTHE DAILY BEE Tuesday Morningi May 5i Seal of North Carolina Tobaoo Is the best. These are the days which bring out the parasols in abundance And gives to tnc streets an appsaranoo ot summer , The woman's Christian Association will hold mooting In the association rooms this afternoon at 2 o'clock. A fahlon blo event will ba the appoar- ancoof Mlle.AImoo at Boyd' * opera homo to. night. Seats are soiling raptdy. The curbing and guttering on South Tenth street Is being pushed along very rap idly this Tint weather and will soon bo com ] pletod. pletod.Yoiterd&y Yoiterd&y WM ft warm ona for tha first ol May and spring overcoats have boon at a dis count , If this weather continues a few days there will bo no dlfliculty experienced by the f armors In getting In their corn crop , D. S. Jackson , Nebraska City ; Mrs. U , Morrison , Mis. Butters , Plattsmouth ; Mrs. Fair , Lincoln ; William Sahl , Jennie Gillctt. D. O , Lane , Dos Molncs ; W. 0. lUddell , Mo. Valley ; U. L. Taylor , Snowvlllo , Va. ; C. F Billings , Denver , Col. ; W , E. Maynard , Wontcrn , are at the Cn0eld. The > osidonts on St. Marj'a avenue find the increased number of street cars on that thoroughfare a great convenience and wonder how they ever watted twenty minutoa for a car. There is no doubt but that the venture will prove n paying investment for tha street car company , The ilotU and IiMf , This afternoon and ovonlng the old hook and ladder company have tholr last big day as an organization. It is the 25th anniversary of the company and also the ending of Us existence. At 2 o'clock a procession will bo formed , comprising the hook and ladder company and all the departments , and march through the principal atroets of the city. For this each member is requested to bo at the hall on time , in full uniform , but If there are any who have not got uniforms they can tnrn oat In citizens dross , and will rocolvo a badge to wear in the procession. The day's festivities will bo fittingly ronndod out and closed up , with a ball . and banquet , at the skating rink. The Omaha 0. L. S. 0. , 'will moot Tuesday evening , May 5th , at the real- donee of Mrs. Hills. 2018 California street. Art excellent programme has been prepared and all Ohautauqnans , whether members of the circle or not , are invited to bo present. ruoauAMMK : Music. Prayer. Paper May-day as Observed In Olden Times. Miss M. Fitch. Conversazione Now Books BooksMiss Miss A. McDonald. Intermission , Paper A Day at Now OrleanGoo. Goo. A. Joplln , Sight Reading A Contest , Awarding of i'rizaa. , H M { Roll Call Responses , consisting of the name 1 ' and distinguishing trait of some character In Addlaon's writings. Mackln and Gallagher Gain Time. CHICAGO , 111. , May 4. The motion for a writ of error In the case of Mackln and Galla gher , who were convicted of ballot frauds , and which was expected to have been argued to day , was not opened for the reason , that Jus- * tloa Harlan , who was expected to sit with Judge Groaham , was not able to reach the city. ' " "BAXXIJNG wirn BUFFALO. A Panic and General Alarm Among the Animal * at the Fair Grounds. St , Lotus Globe Democrat The fair grounds were In their prettiest and most attractive sh po yesterday afternoon when a Globe-Democrat re porter strolled In through the main entrance - trance In search of recreation. The air waa bracing , and tha grass glistened In the warm sunlight with a strength that added greater brilliancy to the verdnre. Avoiding the carnlvora aa he would a can of dynamite , the visitor approached a greater danger , which he realized when startled by a cry of alarm. An enraged buffalo came charging toward him with lowered head and blazing eyes. The shaggy mane floated in the breeze and his mad career was chocked only by a lariat , which trallad in the dost. The eavnge animal was ono ef the twenty-five utcd In the reheartal of Llfo on the Plains , and had escaped with the lasso through the sudden snapping of a saddle girth. Big Dick Johnson , the giant captain of the cowboys , had captured the veteran , whoso acquaintance with tbo lariat dated back only three weeks ago , on the plains of Nebraska. Ho grow furious In his terrible struggle and In a quick dash es caped. The rest of the drove stampeded , and then in the vast grounds occurred ono of the most thrilling scenes ever witnessed. Newly two score of buffalo toro up the ground In their frantic efforts to follow old Bonn , the leader of the herd. The cowboys tried a round-up , and these tactics not answering promptly , they ad opted a most effective means of settlement. In a second end fifty lariats whined In the sio , fifty nooses fell wMi a shrill whistle that Bounded a death knell , and ten of the bnff lo hy prostrate on the ground , with tholr fore and hind legs tied securely In the unyielding lariats. A wild chtsa ensued - sued , as the other buffalo , having once scented freedom , seemed bound to es cape. Around and around the grounds they circled , meeting ihe high fence on all sides , and tnunplng down lessor obi true , tlons. Bat the Mexican vaquerrs were closa behind. Two of the bufhlo , blinded by their fury , -wore rusblug directly Into the saloon of the House of Public Comfort. Doitructlon teemed Inevitable. The lessee stood on the counter with a leveled rifle He was about to fire , San Pedro Bnonovista , prluco of the bull-lighters , challenged him with a force of his raqueros. One moment more and the two monarchs of the plains lay with heaving sides middle- tended nostrils on the floor , surrounded with broken tables and chairs. Ban Pedro BnonevIsU and his band had como In tlmo and with a dim cult low horizontal throw had gained a victory. The other * wore cap tured with less troublf , and the reheanal continued as if nothing bad bappenol. The Indians who assisted chattered and grinned as if the whole B flair was a b > g joko.and Col. RlcOaJforty p clfitd the jojtauratenr with a double XX , which more than repaid the damage. A leisuu wts learned from the opcode and greater precautions were adopted to guard against a similar sccno aV the opening ex hibition to-moiruw aUernoon. "Tiouble Is anticipated , " said Txa Jack , with a dubious shake < f hit * hoid ; " ndlonly with we had liruo to t mt < thetoblg Mlows who troranh from the and ugly critters to tackle. " HOOK AND LADDER BOYS. The Old Pioneer Company on tlic Eye of Disbandmcnt , The Grand I'arndo to Take IMnco To-Blorrow Afternoon at Two O'clock , The old Pioneer Hook and Ladder company ia on the ore of dlsbnndmont. This ia the oldoat organization of its kind in Omaha , and for twenty-five years the company baa been a fixtnro of the fire department of this city , Daring all this time there has not boon a fire in Omaha but what this company has boon present and at all tlmoa baa rendered valuable as sistance. It la to bo regretted that the old company ia to become a thing of the past but while the progress of the growing city of Omaha demands that a paid com pany should bo engaged to carry on the work bognn and faithfully attended to by the volunteers , the ready and willing spirit which has always characterized the members of the Pioneer company will re * main bright upon the annals of time and after years have past and gone , the do- sondants of the old company will point with justifiable- pride to the heroic deeds of their ancestors when they wore con nected with the first and oldest company in the fire department of Onaha. Many of the charter mem bers of the old company are now prominent and Influential busi ness men in thia city , and whllo they have long slnco withdrawn from the ranks of active service , tholr faces glow and their blood chases through their veins at the mention of the name of the old company. All honor to those who have for years battled with the fiery fiend to save the property of friend and fee alike , and may their various patha through llfo bo atrewn with the rpaos of prosperity and may the sharp points of the thorns of adversity ba cushioned Tf 1th the boda of peace and joy. TO-DA.Tt'8 PARADE. In vlow of the fact of tholr disbandment - mont , the Hook and Ladder company have decided to have a grand parade to day , and It will bo ono of the finest things of Ita kind over aeon in this city. The column will be arranged aa followa : Platoon of Police. U. P. Band. Invited Guest * , Ex-chiefs and Assistants in Carriages. Durant Engine and Hose Company. Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company. Engine and Hose Company No. 1. Hose Company No. 2. Engine and Hose Company No , 3 , Hose Company No. 4 , Division of Wagons and Carriages Represent ing the Commercial and Manufactur ing Interest of the City. All merchants and manufacturers are in vited to prepare wagons to take part in this parade. LINE OF MARCH. The procession will form on Sixteenth street with right resting on Douglas. March east on Donglaa to Ninth , south on Ninth to Farnam , woat on Farnam to Fourteenth , south on Fourteenth to Howard , weal on Howard to Twentieth , thence to Ghas. Hamilton's residence or the park , whore the hook and ladder company wlllbo pho tographed. The procession will then return to the city hall where Mayor Boyd will deliver a short address on the close of the volunteer fire aorvlca In the city of Omaha. The procession 'will move promptly at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The akin la of that delicate nature upon which the moat improvement can be made and by the use of Pozzonl's Medi , cated Complexion Powder , all roughness , allowneaa and Irritation can be over come , leaving the akin delicately white , soft and smooth. This preparation has a worldwide reputation , so no fear need be entertained of t ho result. Sold by all druggists. QON/MAD , Bltton by a Doc Six Weeks Ago and Mow Wild from tlio Effects ol It. Yesterday morning a twol re-year-old boy , son of Mra. R , S. Williams , who llres ont near the stock yards , was taken to St. Joseph's hospital and admitted to ono of the wards for care and treatment. The mother and a slater were with him , but they appeared to be perfectly ignorant of the llttlo fellow's trouble and were greatly frightened. Dr. Galbralth was sent for immediately , and on arriving at the hospital and seeing the patient pro nounced his case hydrophobia. It was then learned that about sir weeks ago the boy was badly bitten in hie left hand by a vicious dog , and over since has been disabled by the eoronojs produced therefrom through his arm , breast and shoulders , He states that the dog was gnawing at a bone , and as ho approached the animal it started madly towards him. Ho had his gun along at the time and shot at the dog , but missed his mark , and the next instant was suffering with a torn , lascaratod hand. Saturday last the boy commenced to vomit and have spasms , and refused to tako'food. In fact ho ha- not eaten a mouthful since Friday. When seen by the doctor this morning his eyes were wild and staring ; body constantly quivering and jerking , and the least breath of air would throw him Into a violent spasm. The doctor hold a glass of water before his eyes , and that set him raving crazy. Dr. Gailbratth called in Drs Bryant and Ayers to consult with him on the case , and they readily agreed that the symptoms arc those of hydrophobia , The CIBO is a very sad one , from the fact that the boy Is a very bright , intelligent and handsome little fellow. Coughs , Cold and Sore Throat yield readily to B. n. Douglass & Sons' Gap- burn Cough Dropa , Bcllb Bros , nit ; Show * , The following letter from a reporter who has seen that big show la timely be- cauio the Sells Bros , monster enterprise will exhibit at Omaha on Sat. May 10th. Wore wo to print the letter In full It would occupy two columns. The extract is to the point : Everybody went to the show yesterday and last night , and everybody went home plouod. I was Informed by ono of the manigers that * the date of the show'a appearance In Omaha has been definitely settled , and it will now appear in Omaha on Sat. May 1G Splendid specimens of the giraffe fami ly , the only ones , I am sure , now on ex hibition ; a monster two'horncd rhinocer os , the only coal black Afrloiu lions , and the largest of giant elcphantf , were to b ( eon as some of the special features of th < big show. The greatest and most won derful tight , however , and ono whloi completely eclipses ovorythlng exhibited is the huge pair of blood-swoatlng hippo potaml without any manner of doubl the only pair of their kind on exhibition In the world. Ono thing which was par ticularly plowing was the fact that there was more to bo seen than there was ad > verged something very unusual with n circus , Had they advertised an all- Including monagerlo they would have hit the mark. The ring , or , rather , to bo moro explicit , the many-ring performance was limply excellent ; It never was and never will ba boaten. Such riding I Joronlmo Boll ! You've seen Boll everybody has. Well , Boll , the world' * champion , led the riding , fol lowed by Hadamo Cordona , Frank H. Gardner , Mr. Wm. Soils , and , In fact , twenty other champions , each a star. There Is not a single bad act , nor any thing like a bad act in the whole show. The riding Is , of course , but ono line ol the performance , which Includes every thing under the sun In the circus lino. There are altogether 200 all-star artists , giving six acts at ono tlmo In the nlr , on horseback ) and In the rings a moat wonderful poiformanco. I will name a few of the performers ; the names need hut bo mentioned. There la the Stirk Family , Europo'sgroatostblcycKsts ' , whoso equals cannot bo found ; there are the Leslie Brothers , head balancers ; the Romalls , the Donaldsons , Ada Purvis , M'llo Maretta , the American Trio , etc. In short , fully 200. Every act Is a show in Itsulf. I find that my limited space will not permit mo to glvo a detailed ac count , and so I must close by saying thai It is , all in all , the best I have ever wit nessed. Our readers will perceive from the above that our correspondent nol only wont to the show , but returnee homo delighted. Smoke Seal of North Carolina To bacco. LEGAL LOEE AND LOQUACITY Moot Inn of tbo V , 8. Circuit Court and Disposition of Canes Other Court Notes ; The May term of the United State ; circuit court was convened yesterday morning by Judge Dnndy of the Unltoc Sratos district court. Owing to the fac that Uncle Sam has no. approprlatioi funds on hand with which to defray thi expenses of jurymen at this term of thi court In Nebraska , it will not be a verj long ono , and only such caeca as can hi hoard by the judges will bo tried all th < others continued. Jndgo Brewer is expected pectod to bo hero this morning. Following Is a list of the cases dlsposec of yesterday by Jndgo Dundy ; THE RECORD. Webster vs. Towlo ; motion for a nen trial. trial.United United States ox rel. George W. Hoag- land va. John Van Horner et al. ; man damns allowed. Emannel L. Do Voo vs. school district No. 9 , Sherman county ; defendants tc anawor In thirty days ; reply in fifty continued. Rufus Yard vs. Richardson county set for heating on motion for judgmonl on special findings. John G. Eslor va. Edward G. Knlech laum ; dismissed at plaintiff's cost bj consent. M. T. Patrick va.Erwln Davis ; motior for a new trial. Ralph Emmerson et al. vs. Adolpl Devork ; dismissed at plaintiff's cost 01 his motion. Abraham Hart et al. vs. Daniel C Kavanaugh et al. ; motion for a new trial First National bank of Pella , Iowa , vs Alvln Sauders ; motion for a new trial. Christian Neldlg vs. Gormania fin Insurance company ; heard on motion foi judgment. George H. Kearton vs. city of Platts mouth , judgement for plaintiff on special verdict for $ . W. G. McDowell vs. school distrlcl No. 24 , Thayer county , jury waived and case to ba submitted to court. Wyoming Cattle Ranche company va. John T. Stuart ; motion for now trial. Thomas Wilson va. Union Pacific rail way company ; settled and costs paid. J. S. Partridge vs. Valley county ; judgment for plaictlff as per stipulation. H. L. Jenncss vs. Franklin county : dlamlsted at plaintiffs coat as per motion. CASES CONTINUED. The following cases were contlnuod , The First National bank of Eittannlng , Penn. , vs. Reeto , Graff & Woods ; Wil- Ban Sowing Machine company va Chariot S. Park ; Walter Craig va. Henry 0. Jones ; United States ex rel. George W. HoagUnd vs. Harlan company et al. ; Ashulot National bank va. school district No. 7 , Valley county ; United States ex rel. Hudson T. Morton va. school district No. 49 , Adama county ; Union Pacific railway company vs. Solon F. Glldden ; Merchants and Manufacturers National bank va. N. H. Patrick ; Charles E. Culver vs. James S. McAloer ; Anthony Sakcreki vs. Union Pacific railway com pany ; Lorren Butterfield va. B. H , Polk ; Anna Hauenman , by her next friend , Mary 0. Beochor va. Burlington & Mis souri railroad company ; Eagle Manufac turing company vs. W. H. Cotteral et al. ; S. D. Kembord va. W. H. Oottroll otal , ; David Boron va. Henry Klslor ; Dallas P. Newcomer vs S. B. Rohder ; David Paul vs. R. T. Root ; M B. Doty vs. the Francis Sisterhood of Nebraska ; Jones & McGee Lumber company va. R. D. Jones , ot al ; Newton Wagon com- piny vs. S , J. Shirley ; Same VB , A. V. Uolo : Samuel Bowman , et al , vs Ne braska Land and Cattle company ; F. G. Grove va. A. B , Upton ; M. D , Marrla va. E. F. Warren ; J. G. Golwllz vs. Union Pacific railway company ; Samuel Bowman , ot al , va. Nebraska Lirid and Cattle company ; Frank Ebonhnck va. Union Pacific railway company ; Phoebe J. Jones va Union Paclgo railway com pany ; John Deere vs. Reuben Bellman , sheriff ; Patrick McGIrr va , J. J. Brown , et a ] ; L. P. Luce , ot alva. Chicago , Bur lington & Qulncy railroad company ; J , M. Fulmer vs Union Pacific railway company ; W. D , Carso v . John McCne ; Rovena Young va , J. 0. Do Putron ; A , M. Baldwin va. Bird Windmill com- pany. Defendant has leave to answer InaUnter. Reply instanter. Continued. COUNTY COUBr. Judge McCulloch devoted the most of bis attention yesterday to hearing testi- rrouy and arguments ia the case of Peck va Burke , a suit to recover commissions on the sale of certain rail estate. It was aot yet completed when the court ad- jouruid Ust evening. The attorneys for Chas. W , Kyle filad their answer yeatoiday in the case of Pat rick A Gavin va Ohia. W , Kyle. In the main It sets p that Gavin made a motion with his right hand as though ho waa go ing to draw a revolver , and beluvlng that such were hU intentions , Kyle was forced NO POISON IN THE PASTRY IF T7SIEED. VnntllnLemonOrnnce , tc.flnTOr Cnbea. L'reumiI > inl < Ilneictc.ni delicately and unf * u rally n the n-ult from which they lire mntlc. FOll STRENGTH AND TRUE FRUIT FLAYOR THEE STAND ALONE. KtPABIO BY TH Price Baking PowderiCo. , Chicago , III. 8t. Uoulo , Mo. MlHIItl OP Dr. Price's Croarn Baking Powder AND Dr. Price's lupulin Yenst Gems > licit Dry Hop Ycnit. B.ATJB rre cmocasran. WE MAKK BUT OSE QUALITY. to defend himself , and did so In the usu al way. The case of the Morgan envelope com pany va the Omaha Post printing com pany , a suit for $77.67 was commenced. COURT onirs. The city la full of visiting lawyers , at tending the United States circuit court. Judge Brewer will bo here to-day , rain or shine. Yesterday was a very dull ono In the district court. An officer has-gono to Chicago after Howard Love joy. BUOKING- LAND SLIDE , An Omaha Hnilway Engineer GOCB Into tbo Columbia River iviUi His Engine. George B. Loach , well-known in this city , writes to friends in thia city from "Bt. Vincent's Hospital , Portland , Oregon gen , " under date of April 20 , giving an account of hla experience in a wreck. "On February 12 , " writes Mr. Leaoh , "wo struck another piece of bad luck In running Into a land slide which came down the mountain aide. The engine struck the obatrnction , and was hurled Into the Columbia river , and took mo with her. The cab was smashed to splinters. The stack , sand-box , bell and dome were torn off and the jacket also. Every cook on the bollor , except the water glass cooks , were broken off , letting ( team and water upon me , scalding mo from head to foot. There waa very little hope for mo at first , but with good care and having a good constitution I am nearly well now , but am still In.tho hospital. The acci dent occurred about sixty-three miles from Portland , and while I waa waiting for an engine to como from Portland to get the caboose. I Buffered a thousand deaths. I expect to get out about the 1st of May. The "Oregonlan" gives the following account of the wreck : "There were throe men on the engine at the tlmo of tbo accident , the engineer , the fireman George 0. Loach , and a pasaenger , John Day. The engineer escaped almost unhurt. Leaoh , In aomo way which he could not explain , waa held in the cab and very severely scalded by escaping stoam. The ontlre coating of skin from forehead to heels was scalded off. Day was thrown into the river about 100 foot from shore , and waa se verely stunned. Besides , ho could awlm but very little ; ao ho floundered In the water and tank. Leach , who by thia tlmo had extricated himself from the cab , unmindful of hla own terrible pain , awam to Day , dived for him and brought him safely to shore. The Injured man was attended soon after the accident by Dr. Blalock and brought to thia city by a special engine. Ho is now at St. Vin cent's under the care of Dr. A. D. Boran. His condition docs not Indicate that he Inhaled enough ateam to create Internal complications , and ho may pull through. Ho is a bravo man , full of clear grit , and ought to live. Absolutely Pure. This powaer never varies , A marvel ot purely , itreogth and wbolesomeneM. Uore economical than Iho Jrdlnary klndj.and cannot be Mid In competi tion with the multitude oi low tett , thoit weight alum ol phyinhrte powden. Sold only In cant ROYAL BAKING I'OWDEH CO. . 101 Wall Bt ; N.T German Insurance COMPANY. Illinois Freeport , - GASH CAPITAL , 5200,000 M. UBTTINQEB , Preet. F , GOND , Secretary , Policy holder * pleaie call on or address Jeib & Maas , Agents ( or Omaha , Nebraska , 1505 FA.ENAM STREET , 1312 1312 ZMZISIE'ITS , MISFITSMISFITS , ZLULTSIH'ITS , AND- " 2533 UNCALLED FOR GARMENTS FOKISAUEIAT THE 1312 DOUGLAS STREET UP-STAIRS. 1312 1312 JACOBS ) UNDERTAKERS I At the old stand 1117 Farnam Si. Orders by lele jraph solicited and promptl attended to. Tolophom TIMKEN EASIEST RIDIK del u easy as two. ' lenglhtn and shorten according to tht welgh 'tnty etrnr. Equally trill adapted to rough country roads P = ± M drive * of citlci. Manuficturtd and io4 ! by HAMBuIG-AIERICAlJ PACKET COMPANY. Direct Line for England , Fjfance and Germany. \ The sieunihlps ol this well known Iln are trail ! > ! lion , In water-tight compartments , tad are far- olshed with every requisite to make the passage > olh safe and agreeable , They carry the United States and European malls , and leave New York rhnsdays and Saturdays foi Plymouth ( LONDON rjheiboujPARIB ( and HAMBURG. Rates , First Cabin , $50-8100. Steerage , to or rom Hamburg , $10. 0. B. RICHARD S CO . , Gen eralPas. agents , 61 Broadway , New York and Washington > nd La Belle streets , Chicago , or Henry Pundt , Ifaik Hauten , V , E. MoorcB , Harry Deuel In Jmtha ; OroiicwIg&Bchornck'ea , In Council Plugs. OmaJia Metlical & Sur gical Institute. 13th St. , dor OamtalAve , Chronic and Surgical Diseases Dtaftaoei ot Females , ol the Ncrrous Byitcm , Pri vate Diseases of the Urinary and Sexual organs and lUoascs ot the Head , Throat and Lungs , specialties. ) teeaBC8 treated by an experienced sroolalltt , also lleeoseaof the Heart , Liver , Stomach , Kidneys , Bind- ler , Neuralgia , RheumitUm , 111(8 , Canrers , eto , And all other diseases of the Throat and Lunps , treated od by Medicated Vapors Send for Inhaler or circular on Inhalation , Alldlicatoaof the BlDod. Uilnary and Sexual Or- gam , Prhata Discuses and Plica Cured or no Pay. 15 Years Hospital and Private Practice. Consultation and Examination Irco Iillorwrlteforclrcularsonchronlodlseues and deform ties , Discuses ol Kennies , I'rh ate- Diseases ot.il Irlnary and Sexual Organs , Seminal Weakness , Ner > vous Debility or Kxhtustlon , etc. , eto. , and our new estoratUe treatment , All letters and consultation Confident ! * ! . Medicines sent to all parts of the country bv ex < > reai , eocuicly packed from observation , If lull de- crlptlon ol case la itlven , One personal Interview ire/erred / If convenient. Open at all hours. Patients from a distance can obtain rooma and ward , Address all letters to Omaha Medical & Surgical Institute JSth EL , Cor. Caplto Aie , , Omaha. Neb , DE. PTJHEK , Graduate ot the University "Vienna , Aus- ria , Late Surgeon to the Military Hospital. f Vienna , Will do a general Medical and urgical practice. All calls in city or country promptly attended. OfHce at the Omaha Jedical and Surgical Institute , Corner 13th treet and Capitol Avenue. COWING & GO JOU11EM IX WROUGHT IRON PIPE , tlltitU 4 C l lr 05 * X If O ? X IW Gr S , Load Pipe and Sheet Lead , ouTiiu/roH bttiB rmrs , ' Gas and steam niters' IRON & BRASS GOODS , ENGINEERS' SUfPES , 1th & Dodge SU..OEJAHA.KEB. MAX M f Established 1QG5 > Jewelers and Dealers ARE NOW OFFERING Pianos and Organs AT FACTORY PRICES r n * 1 Either for Cash or Easy Payments GREAT BARGAINS IN DIAMONDS WATCHES , JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE Full Lineof Sheet Musicnd Books. Northeast Cor. Farnam and 11 Hi Sts , , - OMAHA , NEB SOUTH OMAHA. The Advantage of Settling in ths NewTowa The title "South Omaha" docs not mean the southern part of the city of Omaha.but is tbo name of the thriving town commencing at the Union Stock yards on the south , and extend ing far a milo and a half north , nearly connecting with thecity limits of Omaha. The company have again concluded to put on sale 1,000 lota , and lot the purchasers ol the eamo realize the profit which the enhanced value of thesa loU is sure to mako. It now being an assured fact that South Omaha is destined In the near future to bo the largest live stock market west of Chicago , there can ba no doubt that this property In n few years will ba worth five or even ton times the amount that it can be bought for to-day. Some may ask : If this Is so , why do not the company keep it and reoliro this profit The answer Is , that In order to make lots valuable , there must ue improvements on or ear rounding them , and IM is the case in all naw towus , special Inducements must bo offered Brat to iet ? the paople to take hola and build , There are probably more such inducements offered by South Omaha than were over pn forth by any new town. The largo business done by the stock yards company and the im mense glaughtor and packing houses together with their anxllatiea ore no small feature in , 11 aggregate of events that ate destined to make South Omabu a largo placo. Again , tha town ia not an addition to Omaha , and ia not liable for city taxes , although It enjoys all the benenla from the growth of Omaha that it would if It were just INSIDE the city limits , but being just OUTSIDE , only county taxes are oolloctod , which are meruly nominal , Tn town owns and operates its own water works , which furnish an abundant supply of pure spring water. Dum my trains will run on the B. & M. and.U. P. railways every hour , stopping at the north end town site as well aa at the etock yards. The Thirteenth Btroot horaa cars will run to ll'g park this spring , and to the stock yards at no distant day. Tha high altitude the location a healthy one. f course there are those who do not believe that South Omaha will amount it maclp kind of people didn't believe Chicago would ever ba anything batter than a cranberry that Omaha would ever outgrow her village clothes , that there never oould bo anv fruit d In Nebraska , etc , , etc. Who inado It win ? The sceptics , or those that had nn abiding in the energy , intelligence and reioureesof this great country ? . , . . ' For Information , maps , prices and terms applv ot the corapany'u office , 210 B. Thirteenth et , Merchant' ) ) National Uauk Building , first floor. . A. UJPTOW , Asst. Sec'y and Manager. TTARDWOOD T.UMBEB A Full Assortment of Air and Kiln Dried Walnut , Cherry , A h , Butternut , Yellow i'oiitar , Iledwood , etc , Hardwood and Poplar Panel , Hardwood flooring , Wagon Stock , Htalr Builder. ' Material , Hod Cedar Poit- , Common Oak Dimension and Bridge Tunbera , Cedar Boards for moth proof closeta.Kts. Veneers , Fancy Woods lor.Horoll Sawing , KtOyKtc. Omaha. Noo. S.W.Cor.Otliaiia.Douprlas. - - & ItOLTJE , Manufacturers of Ornamental Dormer Windows. Window Cap , MeUllioBkyUrhts , &o. 7ln. Iron and Iat Iloofert , 31fl Bouth IMa Btreot.Oa abi , Neb. Weik done In any paitot the country.
