PRFr
; THE DAILY BEE -MONDAI , MAY 18 , 1885 ,
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THE DAILY BEE.
Monday Morning. May 13 ,
LOOA.L BREVITIES ,
Mr. William Grenebautn is the happy
father of a twelve psnnd bny.
A young blood , by the name of Andrew
Nelson , was registered at the city jail l st
evening with "fMtdiiving" sat opposite his
name.
-AyoungBon of Hon. Henry T. Clntko
school to the
fell from the steps of the high
basement below , Saturday afternoon , and
bivdly fractured his arm.
The street car company has completed
its Thirteenth street extension nnd will make
Iho runs through to Uascnll's park now.
constructing n
The company is also
rolirf Btablo on South Tenth street near the
tracks ,
Officer Tumbull recovered Friday evening
600 cigars which were stolen from Wothrick's
saloon on Wednesday night. The cigars
were found in the blnckamlth ehop adjoining
the saloon , deeply bnried under r pile of coal.
The cigars were valued at $70.
George Williams , the thug who struck
Alexander Boaacman ono dark night not long
smco , in an alley on Twelfth street , then
robbed him , was found by the pollco yester
day , nrrostod , and lodged in jail to await the
ploaauro of Judge Stcnborg this morning.
At the bar mooting Saturday afternoon
Judge Wakoly appointed W. J. Conn ell , G.
W. Ambrose , W. A. llodick , B , K. B. Kennedy -
nody nnd E. W. SImeral as a committee tenet
net with the county commlsilonors In making
nrrnngomonta for the formal opening of the
now court house.
-Two street cars of the Twentieth aid
Saundora line collided 'about 10
o'clock Saturday morning at the
Seward street switch , the accident
being caused by the heavy grade nnd
the slippery condition of the tracks. The
driver of the down car was unable to check
its upood , nnd before the up car could make
the switch the colllilon took place , the corners -
nors of tbo cars striking with considerable
force. A MIsa Miller , who was riding in ono
of the cars , waa thrown from her seat to the
car floor nnd received severe injuries. Several
oral largo gaahos were cut in her head , and
she was evidently injured internally. She
was carried by Mr. J. Nichols to the house of
Mr. Morrell , on the corner of Seward and
Saunders streets , nnd a physician summoned ,
The full extent of her injuries are not known
as yet.
yet.Mr.
Mr. Kugeno Field , of the Chicago News ,
arrived in town Friday night on No. G whlcli
brought Sells Brothers mammoth aggregation
of curiosities up from Plattsmouth. "We
violate no confidence when we remark" thai
Mr. Field is o studious attendant or > Sell !
Brothers' show this year , having followed il
since tbo opening of the season. Ho appearec
In the parade Saturday morning ot
top of the tiger wagon Mr
Field is n ferocious animal him
self in the costume of llorculoa cleaning th (
Augean stables. For the favor of Mr. Field' )
appearance In this role wo are indebted to thi
Messrs. Sells , and the circumstances of the no
gotiatlou by which ho was obtained were givei
to ua in confidence laat night. Wo fool tba
wo cannot betray them. Is may bo sufficlen
to remark that when Mr. Field began life h
owned three ranges of the Rocky mountalne
noted for their wealth of minerals. All thesi
Mr. Field laid at the feet of n bearded Al
bino , who Boon afterward died. The infatua
tion for the pink-eyed race still lingers fondl ;
in his breast and ho ha'a been placed In abio
lute control of the herd that goes with thi
show. During the season the "Sharps am
Flats" will , it is needless to say , bo edited n
long range.
Uoorgo Moran and wife of Now York , ar
guests at the Millard ,
F. K , Booth , Arlington , and J. O. Ohosc
Fairmont , are at the Millard.
Mrs. O , H. Dorrence , who has Seen yisil
inf friends in the south several weeks , wi
arrive home this morning.
The Hen. W. L. May , one of the state fia
commissioners , returned homo yesterday fret
Washington , whore ho had boon attending
meeting of the national fish culture asaocio
tion. Among other benotfia secured for N <
braskn , Mr. May Bays that ho arranged t
have near load of California 4-year-old rail
bow trout sent hero during the summer.
At the Metropolitan : Henry L. Youn |
Brock ; J. A. Diels , Scribnor ; Henjy John
son , Fremont ; F. W. Turner , Lincoln ; Thomi
Leighton , Flattamouth ; Frank Lawronc
Utica0. ; W. Drake , Denver , Col. ; Robei
Flint ) , W. E. Andrews , Des Molnes ; Hall
Weiton , Wninego , Kane. ; J. F. Curry , ICni
BOB City , Mo. ; F. It. Aiusworth , Mlnn <
npolisj C P. Ifnys , Malvorm , Io. , L. ]
Cunningham , Peoria , 111 , , and E. C. Condi
Kansas City , MB.
Ilclfttin to Itnilroxls.
S. W. Ecclos , Salt L ko City ; L. I
Rhodes and S. M. Mason , Denver , a
railroad mon , arrived in the city lai
nlpht and are at tbo Paxton.
F. B. Drake , assistant uupurintondei
of the Western Division , with hoac
quarters at Kansas City , of the Mfsaon
Paciflo road , Is In town.
A small cyclone struck the U. P. i
Gothonborg , Saturday , and tore clew
every telegraph pole there , but furthc
than that the damage amounted to not !
ing.Tho
The Union Pacific company has con
menced build ing another extension i
the Bolt line from the Woodman 0
works out to Dixou's and the Euclai
lumber yards.
Mr. John E. MoOlare , Northwester
psfsaoger Bgtut for the Ohio & Mis
Itsippi roads , called Saturday mornin
and loft on our railway reporter's table
communication by W. B. Shattuo , pul
liohed in the last Railway Magazine o
the subject of ticket comraiations ]
eeoms that some tlmo ago the Iliilwa
Kcclster at St. Louis credited SLattt
with having stated to Its editor , M
McArthnr , that the 0. & Al compan
pees not p y out more thin § 16GOOC pi
annum on account of ticket commltiiou :
This Sbattuo eajs lie never furnishc
end characterizes It as a deliberate nit
Iclona Ho.
Wnnicu in Iitwn.
Sheriff Pointer , of Polk county , la
was In Omaha joiterday searching fc
ihreo notorlciu thieves , who are wautu
at his plica for breaking open a frdl b
i ar end stealing from it a lotol goodi
r He was given ajmo gojd pointers abou
ISr.i tbo scoundrels but fulled to ca'ch ' ttea
nd wont back last ttveniag over to OJDII
iil Bluu'j , Ono if the parties wanted ,
iran by the name of Smith , wss ate
liere two cr thteo days ago by pirtlt
ivban ho rocogn'zjd ' , and it U suppose
that IH feared telug given away by ther.
nud lirpod out.
THE BLUE AND THE GfW.
The Military Encampment at Mobil-- :
Return ol Major Powell , the
Inspector ,
His IIlKl Opinion of tlio Display Ho
1'nys A GrcAt Compliment to
tbo Citizens of Mobile.
Major Powell , of the fourth infantry ,
who waa appointed by the secretary of
war as Inspector of the military camp at
Mobile , returned to Oraaln on Sunday.
Major Powell expresses himself as very
muco pleased with the exhibition , which
ho saya was really ono of the finest mili
tary contests over witnessed in this conn-
try , The grounds of the encampment
were beautifully located on Mobile bny ,
within sight of the old Spanish fort.
There were 30 companies In attendance.
"Their Inspection satisfied mo as regards
tholr efficiency and abllly , that they are
composed of mon who are well fitted for
' " said Powell.
officer * position , Major
'They have the material from which of
ficers can bo made In case of war' They
were thoroaghly organized In two batal-
lions. Thcro were three batalllona , often
ton companies each. I iras In
vited to command ono of them ,
hlch I did. 1 was surprised
finding among the companies
many4 men that would make
oed stall officers , adjutants , and
nartormaators , owing to tholr ndnptn-
illity to nnch positions. Mobile was
rcssod for a vrook previous to the arrival
if the troops In the greatest display of
mntlng rod , vhlto , and bine that I
vor saw. Southern mon , who had
ought for the confederacy , said to mo
liat whlto they had boon whipped they
lad como to the conclusion that It was
'or tholr own good. "
"How were the northern companies
roatcd ? " asked the representative of the
3EE of Maj. Powell.
"Tho first company to arrive , " said
o , "was the ono from Mnscatlno , Iowa
'hey ' were received by two companies oi
\Iabama troops and all the people of the
; own with open arms. There was noth-
ng too good In Mobile for the visitors.
The greatest demonstration wan made
owarda the northern troops that came
rom Iowa , Illinois , Michigan and WU-
: onsin. They all fraternized aa if thej
were brothers and had fought the blaodj
war together. Although those companies
were brought together BB Individual or
ganizationa from different cities and
tatea they united In batalllons and bar
monized and oxosated ardors with snoli
proficiency that It waa really .n groal
pleasure to mo to bo able to bo presonl
at auoh ari encampment. In order tc
cement the fooling which was oxhlbltoc
a reglmont waa organized consisting o :
all the northern companies and i
sufficient number of southern coinpaulci
to form ono command In gray and ono h
blue. It Is a remarkable fact that nearl ]
all the southern companies were dresscc
In blno , while all tbo northern companle
were in gray. The organization wa
called the Blue and Gray Regiment. Thi
mayor of Mobile desired that It remain ;
permanent organization. Bolng the senlo
United States officer there , I was selectei
as the drill officer and commandant unti
such time as another election may tak
place. The northern troops , in their ox
preeslons of opinion , have boon vcr.
gratofnl for the courtesies and klndnosso
extended to thorn by the gentlemen am
ladles of the south. "
Thoao expressions concerning the encampment
campmont at Mobile , coming as they d
from Major Powell , the inspector , wll
no donbt bo highly appreciated , not enl ;
by the military companies , but by th
citizens of Mobile.
Seal of North Carolina Tobacco is th
best.
OEIME IN A CELLAR ,
Tbo Screams of a Female Voice nni
Pistol Shots Heard Antonio
1'ayno Arrested.
On Jonoa stfeot , extending froi
Eleventh to Thirteenth , is probably th
toughest and most dangerous locality i
this entire city. The residents thorec
are low Italians , and as many as twcntj
five and thirty of thorn are known t
shelter In ono small , rickety old buildin ;
The police say that many dark nn
dreadful crimes have been commltte
there In subterranean apartments occc
pied by these people , but they seem I
bo Bach experts at covering np all ev
dences of their foul acts , and as It is In
possible to flnd ono who will peach <
toll anything on another , It has alrrft ]
been very difficult to got clews or cv
donco that would load to the arrest of tl
right parties. But yoeterday , on th
Information of an American lad , Antonl
Payne was captured , taken to the contn
police station and locked up. The enl
charge placed against Payne
that of shooting oil' fire orn
within the city Urals , but the boy to ] ;
qnlto a sensational story about thitif
that ho saw and heard , which if found t
bo true T/lll develop on extraordlnarll
inhuman and bloodly outrage. Whe
questioned by a BEK reporter , ho sul
that ho saw Poyno drag Lizzie Smith ,
white girl , down Into an old cellar , an
afterwards went np himself to look In t
the window. Ho could BOO Payne wit
the girl and hoar her crying as thong
calling for help. Pojno ordered him t
leave the window and threatened t
shoot him If ho did not. Young Amei
lei , however , made no movomeni
towards going , whereupon Payne wer
to the back part of the cellar , opened
box and took his revolver out of It. Tbo
the boy made himself scarce , but on ]
went a thort distance. Soon after li
hoard ono cr two shots fired in the collai
but don't know whether at th
girl or only to ecara him. Ho wont In
mediately and got an officer , Togethe
they rqturnod to the plico , but by tbi
lime the Italian had left his nndorgronn
den and was out on the street whore th
oflicer arrested him , A search was mad
for the girl , but she could not be fouu
nor the revolver either. When taken t
the jail Pay no acted very sullen , an
looked at tha boy as though ho woul
liks to kill him.
The bad weather of Saturday aftotnoo
and ovonlng prevented Sells Bros , aho
from carrying near the niionnt of mone
out of Omaha that they would have don
had the weather been nloo. As it wj
the afternoon performance drew & goo
aodlonco , bnt at night the rain came
down In such torrents thai It was nlmost
Impossible for people to get out doors t
all. Bat , notwithstanding this , there
was croird enough for the show to go
on , nnd in mud and water , al
most shoo top deep , the performers
went through tholr acts. The circus
part of Soils Bros. ' show can't bi bsat ,
simply became they have the best ling
people with thorn In the ojuntry. The
bare back riding Is something wonderful ,
Wllllo Sells , Frank Gardner , Madame
Oordona , Pauline Lee , William Gorman ,
and Herman Boll bolnsr , the artists with
this show. Sells , Gardner , and Crodona
are the champions. Mr. Willie Bolls
has made , within the Rast two yp rs ,
most wonderful improvement aa n rider ,
and ho has the finest ring coitumo of any
man In the bminoss. When announced
ho always works up an excitement and
Interest by coming ono dressed as a swell
opera hat , hay market coat , high collar -
lar , gold cano , etc. , and with a gaudily
uniformodcoloredvalot ; ] loading his horso.
That old white animal ho rides Is 22
voars of ago and has boon with Soils
Brothers over since they first started on
the road ns show men. Another good
feature of the entertainment is Billy
Burke , the clown , with his trained
elephant. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
BREAKING THE BEAKES.
Two \V1U1 and Frightful Street Gar
AccIilcutB but Nobody
Injured.
Yesterday was quite productive of
startling street car accidents. The first
centred to No. 3 , von the Thirteenth
root line , Jim Hcgland , driver. While
olng do-rrn the hill south of the railroad
iridco , which croeseo Thirteenth street ,
ho brake rod became detached at ono
md , which rendered the brakes useless ,
, nd the car began to Increase its speed at
lively rato. Hcgland had presence
f mind enough to unfasten his team and
; ct them out of the way. There wore
lovoral men , women and children in the
; ar. The men all jumped off leaving the
women and children to take a wild , dan-
erona zido. The driver , however , was
iravo enough to stay with them. Seven
ir eight mon got hold o' the flying vehicle
ind tried to stop it , but they wore jerked
, nd thrown in all directions. The
women and children made matters more
Ively by screaming and crying at the top
) f tholr voices. But on wont the cai
Iko a hurricane. It dashed under the
valdnct bridge , across the bottom and
nearly to the top of the north sldo slope
before stopping. Then It started to gc
back , but enough men got hold of it tc
call a halt and lot the frightened , occu
pants got out. They had a great ride ,
and ara satisfied beyond any doiiro tc
over repeat it.
The other ascldeut involved No. 13
Walter Scott driver , and happened on St ,
Mary's avonuo. It was much more dis
astrous , and will probably entail the lost
of a horse that was badly injured. Foi
this Scott Is very much to blame. Befon
starting down the avenue hill ho know
that his brake was out of order and conic
not bo nsed , but argned to hlmcclf tha
inasmuch as the car was full of poopli
and the grade not BO very stoop that th <
horses could get along fast enough t <
keep out of the way. The car ran Inti
them , ono was thrown down , and drag
ged , it is stated , half a block , over thi
rough stone pavement. This cf coura
stopped the runaway bat not before tin
occupants of the car becsmo palid will
fright.
DISTINGUISHED VISITOES
The Secretary of War , W. O. Enill
cott , and Gcnernla of the Army
Expected Here To-l > ny.
The Hon. W. 0. Endleott , seereraty o
war , Msjor-General John M. Soofield
Adjutant-General Richard 0. Drum
and Col. Thomas M. Barr , deputy jadg
ndvocito general , are expected to arrlv
in Omaha this mornln ? . They lei
Washington the fore part of Ian
week on fa tour of inspection t
some of the principal milltar
posts and reached Fort Loavonwort
Saturday morning. There they wore me
at the depot by Gen. 0. 0. Augur , Col
Martin and Col. Glllias , and driven 1 :
carriages to the fort , where a salute c
nineteen guns were fired In their hones
Secretary Endleott Is accompanied b
his family , and on Saturday ovrning the
wore tendered a reception at ( no rral
donee , in Fort Leavonworth , of Gor
Augur.
Dispatches from Leaven worth to th
Kansas City papera say that the dii
tlnguished party would leave there fo
Omaha last night , and that being th
case they will arrive hero this mornln
about G o'clock. The department con
mandors here , however , stated last nigh
that their Information , which the
claimed to bo official , is to th
effect that the party wi
not leave Loavonworth until this ovonln
and bo hero to-morrow. After spondln
a day or two hero they go to Ilock Island
111. , then return to Washington. ]
could not bo learned what arrangement !
If any , have been made to iccclyo th
vlaitora hero.
"Welgman Ciottlng Better.
For the first tlmo since being waylai
and Injured , John E. Welgmau was abl
to talk a little yesterday. HIa utterance
are rather incoherent and wild , bu
enough could bo gatherrd from what h
uald to ascertain that two men attacke
him and first took what money ho ha
then tried to got hU watch. Who
they undo the brack fu
that ho fought them an
received the blow that crushed his skull
This proves that the object of the villain
was robbery. Ho s y that they wor
standing by the fence of his yard who :
he came up and started to go In.
The shop mon have raised $500 , an
they renew the offer made ono week ag
to give that cum for the arrest and eec
viotlon ot the parties. The Knights c
Labor association keep two men cletallo
all the time to attend the patient. H
ii gradually getting better.
Too Much Circus Lemonade.
Tom McGregor , ( white ) , and Ltezi
Smith , ( colored ) , notorious character !
who live together , down In the bjttomi
as husband and wife , were placed undo
arrest yesterday and given quartern i
the city jail. Filled with an actraordl
nary supply of redclrcm lemonade , To a
Imagined that his black partner had b-e
transformed Into a ferocious tiger , an
proceeded tD brulss her he d with
chtlr post.
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Thli powder never varioi. A marvel ol ( imoty ,
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HIS OWN HISTORY.
Beirayer , Mnrtor , Forger , anil Fn-
gi'iyc ' From Justice ,
His llonor Jmlgo StonborR Listens to
tlio Story of a Man "Whoso Iilfo
is Filled with Deeds of
tlio Darkest Char
acter.
"I can glvo yon a good item of nowa. "
The speaker was Jndgo Stonborg , and
10 nddrostcd himself to a reporter for the
E who had droppad down to the city
ail in search of Information , regarding
ho fifteen Sunday sinners run in up to
.hot time. The story aa related by his
loner may bo given in those lines :
Yesterday morning , H. 0. Phillips , the
"ndlvidual who was arrested last Track
'or forging and trying to nogotlato a note
if § 125 on D. 0. Soilfon , ncnt for Jndgo
Stonberg and had him go to the jail. He
wanted to say it was not him who com
mitted the forgery but an unknown mys
terious friend. The next was to request
of Judge Stonberg that ho write a lettet
o Ktrkpatrlck & Holeomb , lawyers
at Brokenbo , Gnster county ,
where ho ( Phillips ) is under Indictment
'or grand larceny , and should bo there
; his very day to appear for trial. Kirk-
istrlck & Uolcombo are his attorneys ,
md ho wanted them nttlticd that owlnf
: o the pressing engagement here it wil
bo Impoaalblo for him to got there. I
Is presumed that this will make hie
bondsmen fool worried. His honor ac
commodated Phillips by fulfilling
the request of writing to these
parties. In the meantime he
succeeded in getting the prisoner tc
glvo up something of tils career , and it It
dortalnly black enough to suit the in
ssclato , depraved fancies of any ten con
novel reader. Thirteen years ago
in n little Mla-aouri town
Phillips betrayed and ruinei
the girl who had loved him. After re
fusing to repair , in part , the outmgo com
mltted , by marrying his victim , hoi
father aworo to avenge the wrong am
sought Phillips for the purpose of killing
him. They mot , but It was the fa the
who died. The girl had four brothois
and each of them pledged hlmsel
to protect her honor , and rnak
all things even by shooting dowi
Itko a dog , and shoot 01
Bight the villain who ha <
wrecked her fyouDgSlifo. The narrate
declares that [ nrapidsuccaaaion ho cansei
three of those brothers to blto the dnnt
and since being confined In jail hero , h
discovered that his mysterious friend
who induced him to attempt the negotla
tion of a fraudulent noto. is the fourtl
brother. The story goes that thra
nights ago this man appeared at Philip :
cell window , and made himself known
then gave it out that ho had played th
game with only ono end in view
and that is to get Philips safely landed li
states prison. Phillips declares tint h
was a school teacher in Custor county
and among his papers the judge foun
two teachers certificates. The plea h
sets up about being Innocent of th
charge now preferred against hin
hero , is rather gauzy an
that ho forged Soltfons name to th
note Is very clearly shown In the Idenl
ficatlon of his writing. The ponmanshi
of the letter ho wrote yeetoi
day and gave to Jndgo Stonborg coi
responds exactly to the writing on th
note.
note.To
To secure Solnfen's name from whicl
the forgery conld bo made , Phillips wen
to Selnfon's house , representing hlmsel
as being a newspaper correspondent
sent thoto to get a dctcrlption of th
promises for the purpose of ombodyln
them in a wiite up of suburban place
around Omaha. After taking down
sketch as given him by Seinfen , ho thei
induced the latter to sign It as a gimr
antoo to his employers that the dessrlp
tlon WSH correct.
Brindi adrcrtlred absolutely purs
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cl Iron , In water-tight oorapartmonto , and no fur-
nllbed with cncry requisite to make the paBaago
both eafe and agrcenblo , They carry the United
Stitoa and European malls , and Icavo New York
Thu d ya and Saturdays ( or Plymouth ( LONDON
Gberbou ? . ( PARIS and HAMOUUO.
Hates , First Cabin , 80-5100. Steerage , to or
Irom Hamburg , $10. O.It IliCIIA.lU > &CO.acn
eral Pass Agents , Cl liioaiivay , Now York and
Washington tnl La Scllo btroettf , Chicago , or Henry
Pundt , If ark Hanson , F. K. Moore e , Harry Dcuol In
Omaha ; Oronowlg&Schocncfien , In Council IlluUa
DB , POHEK ,
Graduate ot the University Vienna , Aus
tria. Late Surepon to the Military Hospital ,
of Vienna , Will do a general Medical and
Surgical practice. All calls in city or country
promptly attended. Ollico at the Omaha
Medical and Surgical Institute , Corner 13th
Street nnd Capitol Avenun.
OintiJia Medical &fnr-
fjical Institute.
13th St. , Oor Oauital Av ?
Chronic and Snrgica1 Dise ;
DIsfaaa * ol Kennies , ol thu Nervoul Syttjj
late UUeasrs of the Urinary and Sexuil orj ,
Diseases ol the Head , Throat and Luugs , er '
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Diseases treated by an experienced srcc/)3 )
dUeaecao ! the Heart , I.U or , Stomach , Hid/
der , Neuralgia , IKieumithrn , I'llrs , Cannf.
'
And all other diseases ol the Throat nd
od byMidloitoil Vapors Send lor
or clnulir on Inhalation. . ] Or
All dUcajej ol the DUod. Uiloary ft'i"ay '
gain , 1'rhato Uiaeatca and I'ilei Cure/ /
K Ycart HosplUI nod I'rUate Vi&d
CoDiultatlon and Kiamlnatlj jcorm |
CillorwrltolorcircuUiaonclironbdls ( , ,
Itloa , DlioiBca cl Feoialo , l'rlvateloea tjcr.
Urinary aod Sexual Organi , Scmlnali ou'rnew
oun DehUity or Kxhtustlon , eta. f
rostoratUc treatment , i
All letter ! and conaulUtlontGon , , . . HV ex.
MedlMuea tent to all pans ol VII tuH do.
pruu. ae-utelr packed Iroinowieu | nttrrte
icrii > tlon t MHO la given , One n
I.refer'edllco.n . nlejit. Open roomg j
ratlenti Irom a dlttanoe can Tl
board ,
Addreei all lettcn to
Omaha Medical & ' 140
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( E/A.BLISHED / 1805. ) I
Only Iporters in Omaha of
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' ARTICIiES ,
Guns , Spring Goods and Notions ,
FIREWOBB , FLIiGS , BALLOONS ,
Balls , Fishing Tackle ,
/HOLLER / SKATES.
LISTS.
OmaJur , Neb.
that when you buy n lot in South Omn'ia you get 9.00D
? ? 113' CQUfl1 , tothreo , lots 60x00 , or six business lots
26a Wi this you have the advantage ot alleys 30 feet wide and
a strP" icot Wldc-
JL Jti , 1. 1
are buying realf estate ; ascerfain hov much IA.ND you are
getting for your
Ti
, Eccuro these larpo lots while they nro clienp. You can get ground
v at couts a square foot that will be worth five times Unit amo aut
three yearn.
&end for a l lap of South Omaha.
ddress , 216 S. 13th t , Omaha , Neb
. ? A. Uuton afiiss't Seo'v and Manager.
IE LEADING CARRIAGEFACTORY
9 and 1411 Douglas Stress ? " ! Omaha Nebraska
