Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OlttAHA DAILY- BEE : THURSDAY , APRIL 22 , 1886.
THE POLICE KALEIDOSCOPE ,
Interesting Assortment of Oases in Judge
Stenbcrg's ' Tribunal.
THE BUILDING INSPECTOR
AH n New City Officer and Ills Duties
I Gciii Cronk'n Arrival iV South
Oinnlm Fire Oilier
liocnl News.
A Lively Session.
IIo gave his nnino as Ira Nol. on. Ilo
was u small , insignificant looking follow ,
nntl qtilto evidently from looks and ac
tion a Hooslur. Ho admitted Hint ho
had conic from Indiana.
IIo stood up before Judge Stcnbcrg yes-
tcrdtty to prefer a charge of larceny
against two young and fast women , who ,
ns he claimed , Had robbed him of $70.
Ills story was to thn cfl'cct that ho came
to Omaha , on his way west , to have a
good time. He met two fair charmers ,
Caddie Butts and Ella Hurley in a "cits-
tie" on Capitol avenue. Hu proposed to
them to take a ride. They accepted.
The party ropa'red ' to the road house
and a bacchanalian rcvol was com
menced. The girls however took earn to
MV'iteh oll'on wiilskuy early In the game ,
exhlleratlnir Instead on sucli mild drinks
as M > dii and ginger ale. And so It came
to pass that when Ira was thoroughly in
toxicated , his two female companions
were comparatively clear headed. The
next thing the young man knew ho was
lying in Hascalrs park early this morn
ing His money was -every cent of it
gone , and he had not a thing to .show for
nis dayH fun. Suspicion naturally rested
Hiion tlio two girls and he had them ar
rested. Nothing was proven against
them this morning , however. They were
rceommited for examination.
in : WAH iiomir.i ) .
A very much similar ease was that of
Sadie lucBridu who was arrested for
stealing $28 from 11.V. . Htiylo. She de
nied the larceny , but admitted that lie
gave her $ ! t or .f-l. She is known how
ever to have spent considerable money
in hack driving , etc. Hoylo related the
circumstance of the robbery very clearly ,
and there is very little doubt but that the
notorious Sadie is responsible for the
theft. She was remanded for further
examination. ISpylo hails from a small
town in Missouri.
WOULDN'T PAY HIS FAKE.
William Cireiror , n North Omaha tough ,
had been arrested , by Special Ollicer
James , of the Law and Order league , for
refusing to pay car faro and for using
profane language , ete. The charge was
not proven and ho was released.
Tiiir.o TO sr.i.1. . A nocus UIN < J.
Joseph Farrell was a seedy looking
young man , who claimed to have came
here a lew weeks ago from Massachu-
belts. Ilo was caught tryingto sell a bo
gus ring on the street , lie made all sorts
of wild denials to thn cfl'uct that he didn't
try to sell the ring ; that lie didn't know
that it was bogus ; that it wasn't bogus.elo. ,
to. IIo was committed for further ex
amination.
Iin WAS NOT TUT. Pl'HIMST.
"I am not the ghost of the pugilist ,
judge. " said the next prisoner , as he was
arraigned for trial on a charge of being a
suspicious character. lie gave his name
as John C. Heenan. lie had been ar
rested him while renosing in a box car.
The judge released him upon hear'niir.
Not so lucky was Morris Sullivan , a man
about forty years of ago , who has boon
seen hanging around the street corners
for some time past. The judge sentenced
him to ten days in the county jail. Several
other cases of an unimportant nature
wore disposed of , and court adjourned.
THE INSPECTOR.
An Important Ordinance 1'nnsed by
the City Council.
The passage by the city council of the
building inspector ordinance creates : v
board whoso functions arc most impor
tant lit this stage ot the growth of the
city of Omaha. The provisions of the
ordinance tire clearly in line with the
sentiments often expressed editorially by
the lri ! : , and are given below in detail
It will in nil probability , at once go into
effect , requiring as it docs , but the signa
ture of the mayor to become a law. Anil
as that official has more than once ex
pressed himself in favor of some such
measure , his lormal approval of the or
dinance will doubtless not be wanting.
Tlio ordinance creates , upon its becom
ing n law , a board to he known as the
Hoard for Inspection of buildings , which
shall have charge of all ordinances per
taining to the erection , alteration , repairer
or removal of buildings and the arrange
ment of heating appliances. The chief
oflicor of the board is to bo known as the
Minurintcndent of buildings , and is to
hold his olllce for ono year ( on appoint
ment by the mayor ) with a salary of $1,500
per annum , giving bond in the sum of
The other members of the board , ox
oflicio , shall be the city engineer
and the chief of the lire department.
Tin : I > UTIIS : or Tin : MU'iiii.xriN'i : : > iNT. :
It sh all 'be the duty of the superintend
ent of buildings to ISMIO all permits for
the erection ot buildings or thomakingof
repairs , and to perform such other duties.
as may be rcipured of him. IIo shall ox-
nmiiie all buildings in the course of erec
tion , alteration or repairs , throughout
the city , as often as practicable , and see
that all ordinances , rules , or regulations
In relation thereto are complied with.
IIo shall inspect all public ! school build
ings , public halls , churches and
theatres , and all buildings used
for manufacturing or commercial pur
poses , at least once in each year , for
the purpose of determining the safety of
such buildings , the facilities for egress in
easii of liro. and the overloading ot lloor.s.
In the performance of his duties the said
superintendent bhall have the right dur
ing the daytime to enter any building or
promisi ) in the city. Thn board shall
have full discretionary power of declar
ing to be a public nuisance any building
or Mnietiiro in the city , as to said board
bh.ill appear evidently or probably uns.ifo
or dangerous , and shall thereupon in-ti-
tutesuch btuns as t may deem proper to
do away with MIUI ! nuisance ,
IUTAUS : or-riii : OITICK wnr.s.
Doforo the erection , construction or
material alteration of any building in the
city , the owners , architects or builders
shall submit to the superintendent of
buildings at Ids ollleo , full specifications
and plans of the proposed construction ,
or alturation , or a detailed statement in
writing. Such statement shall give
1. Location of proposed work.
SJ. ( ieneral dimensions , lumber and
height of Movies ,
U. Dimensions of joists and timber and
distances apart.
A. Dimensions of supporting iron
work.
fi , For what purpose thn building Is de
signed , !
U. Contract or estimate cost ,
The owner , his agent or architect ,
bhal ) then sign an agreement that ho
will construct the work in accordance
with the description set forth in the spec
ification , and the superintendent may
then grant a permit therefore according
to his description.
The fees on such penults shall bo us
follows :
( hi all buildings costing over $200 and
Hot exceeding * . 'X)0 ) , sf'J.
On all buildings 'over &QQ and not
wvr * 1,030 , tU.
On all buildinRB over fl.COO and not
over f 3.000. * 1.
On allbuildln | < zs costing over § 2,000 , 5.
And for an additional if-.OOO , * 1.
The fees realized from the permit
shall bo turned over by the superinten
dent to the city treasurer.
Furthermore , any person desiring to
remove any building in the city , within
the lire limits or upon any paved street
within the lire limits , or upon any paved
street , shall bo required to obtain a per
mit from the superintendent , to cost ? 5
if the board shall decide that such remov
al can be made.
UANOKIIOUS nuiun.vns.
Sections 11 and 12 arc devoted to mak
ing provisions for the declaring of build
ings to bo in a dangerous condition.
Whenever it shall come to the knowledge
of the superintendent that any building
within the city is in such condition as to
endanger anyothcr building or property ,
lie shall at once lix n time and place when
the board shall sit to decide whether the
building is in a dangerous condition , and
shall serve duo notice of such meeting
upon the owivor. If , upon duo examin
ation , the board shall decide that the
building is unsafe , they shall instruct the
property owner to put the building in
safe condition , if such t\ thing be possi
ble , or , if it Is not. to leardown the struc
ture.
TIII : mcoims. :
The records of the board shall contain ,
besides a register of its transactions , a re
port of violations in the improper con
struction , alteration or repair of build-
! nrs ; , or in the unsafe condition of any
building , witli the location and 11:11110 : of
owners , contractor and architect inter
ested in the construction of such build
ing. Such records shall bo open for the
inspection of the public.
rixAi.Tiis. : :
Any persons who shall willfully violate
or neglect any provisions of this ordin
ance is to bo deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
meaner , and upon conviction thereof
shall bo lined in any sum not exceeding
$100 or imprisonment not exceeding
thirty days , and shall furthermore be lia
ble to a like fine or imprisonment for
each twenty-four hours ho or they shall
continue in the failure to comply with
such provisions.
THE CHEAT IMPKKSSAIIIO.
Railroad Men Kejolco That lie Ilns
Left the CoaHt.
General Passenger agent Morse
of the Union Pacific yesterday
roccivcd n telegram from U. W.
Hitchcock the Frisco representa
tive of the Union Pacific as follows :
"Thank God , Mapleson has gone. "
The doughty colonel , it seems , has
been on the Pacitie coast for the past few
weeks bothering the life out of the rail
road men who were unfortunate enough
to fall into his clutches. He has refused
to pay his railroad fare , his Pull
man fare , and has threatened to
do this tiling and that thjng and
the other thing , until he has driven the
general western passenger agent and his
associates nearly crazy. It is not to be
wondered at that they are gjad to get rid
of him. One pai tieular grievance that
the colonel has against the Union Pacific
is that they ( sidetracked him near Ogden
some time ago because he refused to put
up his Pullman faro. Ilo talk's wildly of
instituting suit against the Union Pacific ,
besides doing all manner of horrible
things by way of revenge.
He will arrive in Omaha cither late
Friday or Saturday morning. ,
"Mapleson is not making inonoy on
grand opera this &uy.son , " said a well-
known theatrical man yesterday. "In
truth , I am inclined to believe from what I
hear that he is losing heavily , lie hasn't
played the winning hand on the Pacific
coast this year as no did last. 1 was told
yesterday by a gentleman in a position to
know , that when Mapleson landed in San
Francisco last year ho owed $ 5,000 to
Patti and ! ? 10,000 to Gor.ster for back
salary , besides § 10,000 , for railroad
fa\-e. When he finished the four weeks'
sea on of grand opera in Frisco , fo. well
had he been supported that he not only
paid Ids debts to the last cent , but came
out with ! ? 'JO,000 ' , in his pocket. This year
he is again in the hole , and I understand
that ho has lost already Sao.OOO , with
every prospect of dropping more. "
GKN'fillAIj OliOOK.
lie Will Arrive Here on Friday A
Gfund Reception. '
Private telegrams received in the city
yesterday announce that General Crook
will arrive in Kansas City Thursday even
ing and proceeding to Omaha will land in
this city Friday morning. He leaves Ash
Fork , Arizona , to day.
Yesterday special committee ap
pointed to prepare a grand reception and
banquet for Gen. Crook , met at the store
of Mr. J. S. Collins on Douglas street.
There were present , Mr. J. S. Collins ,
chairman of the board , C. K. Yost ,
FiankColpet/.er , W. II. MeCord , A. L.
Strang , Jo.s. Ciarncau , Jr. , J. J. Dickey ,
and W. V. Morse. Up to the hour of
writing , nothing definite had boon de
cided upon , though it is probable that the
banquet will be given one night the fore
part of notcek at the Omaha club
rooms.
Ills Darn Hurried.
About 3 o'clock yesterday the fam
ily of Patrick O'llcarnc , the custodian of
the Catholic cemetery , living near the
stock yards , were awakonud by a very
bright light which Hooded the house.
Mr. O'H. arose and discovered at once
that his barn was on tiro. The htrnctiiro
was wrapped in flames , and it was too
late to save a couple of horses and a cow
and calf which were in the barn. In a
few moment the barn was in ashes. No
effort was made to stop the llaincs , and
nothing was saved. Thci barn and its
contents will be a total loss , . The lire was
doubtless incendiary. This misfortune is
particularly hard on Mr. O'Hoarno , as ho
had just put H mortgage on his little place
to buy the horses wliich perished in the
lire.
Chicago , Rook Island & Pacific R'y.
freight and ticket ollleo removed to 180.1
Farnam struct. Telephone No , ? B-J.
Hall NOICM ,
The Missouri Pacific is running out
regular freight trains every day now , all
ot them heavily loaded.
From telegrams received at headquar
ters , it is probable that that the Adams'
party will arrive hero by special train to
morrow evening , President Adr.ms ex
pects to leave lor the cast Saturday or
Sunday.
The Union Pacific will run special
trains on Monday , the 'ilth , for
the beneti.t of the Odd Fel
lows' state reunion , leaving Stroins-
burg. Blue Hill and Grand Island at 11 a.
m. Monday and leaving Omaha at 3
o'clock the next morning. The prospects
are that a largo number of state Odd
Fellows will avail themselves of the op
portunity to visit Omaha and exchange
fraternal greetings ,
Dr. PfoiU'er , chief goon of the Union
P.icifio system , is out in Wyoming look
ing up a good site for a hospital for the
accommodation of the sick and wounded
men on the western divisions of the road.
The company has a line hospital in
Denver , and it rents wards in the
hospitals at Kansas City , Omaha and
clsuwhero. The. chief Surgeon is ex
pected an his return to make a recom
mendation for the location of a new
hospital at some- point in the west. It is
possible that Lanuuio nill be selected as
the place ,
X11EIU ANNUAL MEETING.
Tlic Ivxpoiltlon nnllcling Directors
Elect Onicera. D
A numbcrof gentlemen assembled Tues
day at the office of the exposition
association on the occasion of the regular
annual meeting of the stockholders.
Tlicro were present : Messrs. Max
Meyer , F. W. Gray , John A. McShanc ,
n. P. Smith.J. W. Gannett , C. E. Squicrs ,
J. A. Wakelicld , J. E. Rllov , Samuel
Shears , L. Mendelsohn , A. L. Strang and
I. W. Miner of the stockholders. Win.
Wallace and Dewey & Stone were
represented by proxy. The following
directors wore elected : Max Meyer , K
W. Gray. John A McShnue , Wm. Wal
lace and John A Wakcfiold. The di
rectors elected the following olllccrs :
May Meyer , president ; F. W. Gray , vice
president ; Win. Wallace , treasurer ; I. W.
Miner , secretary. It was stated that the
wholesale dry goods nrm , who had
otl'erod fl.fiOO rental for the main hall ,
had increased their offer to ? 5,000 per
year , but it was the sehtlmcntof the
stockholders that a full and fair trial of
the building as a public hall , for the
benefit of the city , should bo made , be
fore any such oiler should be entertained.
The whole subject , however , was re
ferred to the directors , \\ith authority to
do as they deemed best.
\V \ Inn you conn to Lincoln , stop at the
Commercial Hotel , if you tlwaut homo
comforts. C. W. KITCHEN , Proprietor.
Atlilctic Park Aimmcincntn.
The managers of this resort , always on
the alert to cater to the wishes of the
public , have arranged the following ex
cellent programme for next Sunday :
ATIII.r.riC I'AUK 81'XHAV , Al'lllLS. " .
One bundled and twenty-live yard race ,
scratch , opnn to dl amateuis Prue. silver
cup.
cup.One bundled yard handicap , professional
Parse , SM ; liist prl/.e , SIS ; secoml , § 10 ;
tlilul S" .
Tlneo bundled yard handicap , professional
I'inso Sol ) ; lirst pii/.e , SIS ; second , § 10 ;
tlllld , § . * > .
Olio mile handicap , professional Purse ,
SM ; Hist pli/e , SIS ? second , 810 ; tliiid , Sfi.
Kntrnnco In piolesslonal races 10 nor cent ;
amateur races fiee.
Entiles close with CJco. E. Kay , 1312 Doug
las , at - p. m. Satuulay.
Mr. II. B. Kennedy will act as handicapper -
capper in all the races.
Wanted to exchange for stock of Hard
ware and general merchandise , fiOO acres
of fine Thayer county ( Neb.land ) ; live lota
in Genoa ( Neb. ) ; good store building
( best corner ) ; good dwelling ( best loca
tion ) in Essex ( Iowa ) ; also eighty acres
one-half mile Irom town of Essex ( Iowa ) ,
seeded in blue grass For further par
ticulars , address John Linderliolm , Cen
tral City , Nebraska.
OMAHA , April 1 , 1830. Editor UEB :
While we are discussing the manner of
remodeling and enlarging the court
house , lliave a suggestion to make , which
looks practicable and feasible : Why not
add two wings , east and west , the founda
tions of which shall be below theT grade
of Farnam street , containing entrances ,
elevators , etc. This will support the pres
ent structure , without danger of weaken
ing it , as many apprehend in case a
story is built under it , and can be made
to look symmetrical. The expense will bo
comparatively small.
Yours , S , G.
Public sale of Short Horn cattle at Lin
coln , Nob. , April ! ! , 188 ( > . Fifteen cows
and heifers and twenty bulls. For cata
logues apply to Col. F. M. Woods , Lin
coln , Neb. , or Williams & Lacy , Lacona ,
Iowa.
Will Goto St. St. Joe.
The Union Pacific base ball club has
concluded arrangements to play a match
game witli the St. Joe team on next Sun
day , and will leave for that place on Sat
urday. The Chicago League team will
plqy in St. Joe on 1-riday and Saturday ,
going ' .bonce to Kansas City to open the
season.
IJIy Division.
Lily Division , Uniformed Rank No. 8 ,
Knights of Pythias , will be instituted on
Friday night , at the Myrtle Divison
armory. An urgent request has been is
sued for all Knights ot the uniformed
ranu to bo present.
Recovering on Heal Estate.
The case of Henrietta Guiitor against
the city was on trial before Judge Wake-
ley yesterday. The suit is brought to
recover taxes upon some ical estate.
I'repnrod with special regard
No Ammonia , I.lmo or Alum ,
PRICE BAKING POWDSK CO. .
i num
F. M. ELLIS & Co.
Co.'S
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OMAHA , NEB , and DES M01NES , IA.
Ofllcu , Cor. 14th nnd I'm-nam Streets , Hoomll
ICQ HOG liimi.iNOiioK with V , M. Kill * .
. .
gST.fpgMBBJ Tgg iCTjTarei f ? i r.yjg-.a
Patent Upright Piano ? nro conceded to
bo tlio bosl in thu market nt n i.indornto
price. 0,000 now in tiso. Romurknblo
for t'leir ' lurability , and capacity for
fctamUng in tune. Kndorscd ly Hive-
KiiiKi Sliorwood , Hoscovitz , Luibling ,
Kildy , Pratt , and other eminent members
of tlio musical profession.
WAREKOOMS :
1305 and 1307 Farstam St ,
wed
THE BESiTTHREAD Fim SEWING MACHINES
SIX-CORD SOFT FINISH SPOOL COTTON.
Full Assortment for sale to the Trade by
VINYARD & SCHNEIDER
A.T3 : A.
IS
One of Best ai'l Ltry&st Stocks in the US
to Select from.
No Stairs to Climb , Elegant Passenger Elevator
M. BTJBKE & SONS ,
STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS ,
OHO. nUIlKB , JlnnoROr ,
UNION STOCK YARDS , OMAHA , NEB.
REFERENCES : Merchants' nml Farmers' Hunk , U.ivlil City , Nob. ; Kearney National
Bank , Kearney , Neb. : Oohnnbus Stito Hank. Columbus , Nub. ; McDonald's Hank , North
i'latto. Neb. ; Omaha National Hank. Omaha. Neb.
Will pay customers' draft with bill ot lading attached for two-thirds value of stock.
FIRST CUSS III [ M RESPECT
ML DAVIS i @ 0 ,
KsJl ! > lKItcd ti 1K77.
CIHTCINNATI , OHIO.
Different Sf Ses ,
2OOOO Veliiflcs Annually. Scud for O.lioie ! ; , 1'rltcs , B'rei Iil
9 atcg urn ! TTesf'-ajii
C. E MAYNE ,
ULI
S. W. COK. 1 5lli AXIS FARXASff , OMA3JA.
Property of every description for sale in all parts of the city. Lands lor sale in
county in Nebraska. A complete set of Abstracts of Titles of Douglas County Kept.
Maps of the City , State or county , or any other information desired furnished
free of charge upon application.
Best Goods in the Market
, III.
Ask for our goo Is fiml sec that the
bear our trade murk.
KSTA1JLISI1KD 1870.
Lincoln Steam Dyelorks
W. D. KO1JKIITSON , Frop'r.
Ollleo No. 1105 O St. , Voiles S.R. Cor. V. & 0th.
Lincoln , Ncli. Gouts' Cluthlnir Clcnnod and Ito
pnliccl.
SEWT C. O. D.
O.SI3 OH MOHK AT U IIOIXSAI.I : I'KK'll.
I PAY nil ciprw > rhargra to nil point * ulthln UOO
miles. lUK'rarrnffr ( to Hcloct Horn Scnil twoni *
itjiup forlltustrAtctlcutalotruu. AU'iitlon thlM | > upcr.
L , G , SPENCER'S TOY FACTORY ,
.T21 W. MADISON ST. , CHICAGO.
VALENTINE'S
Short-hand Institute
LINCOLN , NEBRASKA ,
The Inreost , best nnd clionpost sliort-lmiul nnd
typo-wrltlnir school lit the west.
Lenin this vuluuh'o nituiiJ Euouro n lucrative
position. Sliort-lmiiil tnuzht by mat to these
who cannot attend thu instituto.
\\'o Keen on Imml n full supply of 1'ltmnn's
flioit-luuid toil bookti , also typu-writor Bupullos
For puitluulurs send forclraulnvs to
Valentino's Short-Hand Institute
111S and 1183 O street Lincoln , NubJ
REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE WRITERS ,
Poiter & Mzgeafh ,
Law Reporters and Copyists ,
Sliito Afonts for Kobraska.
Typo-writer supplies and impcr kept In stock.
Send for cntuloK'uo.
UUAIIA NATIONAL IUKK IlL'ir.ntNa , OUAIK ,
. - _ . . . Krmrdy
rc < ) . A i ictli of ) onth.
ill imprudence cuidiiir
1'ronuture U ny Ner7
\om J > eUUtylx4t Mm.
iiXKl. o.Ustln * tried \Klnovejykcowurrmi-xly
btidlccoveredailmplareh curowlilc-Ulie UUmd
> 'JIli' : ta hli felloK-nufTcrer' . Addiu'
i. II. UtEVJ-S. U Cluthai ittrctt. New Vork Citr.
'l3lli SI , Cor. Capitol Avenue.
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DR. McKlENAMY , , Proprietor.
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Woluvo tlio facilities , nppuratiis anil remedies
for the successful treatment of eiery form of'ills-
ca o ricmlrln cither medical or purglcal treatment ,
ami tin ito nil In coinu nnd InvcttlRUto for thoinsch m
ur correspond \vlth uu. linng c\-pirlcnco In trott
ing cases hy letter enables UH to treat many canes
Bcitntiflcalfy without Hecinthem. .
WHITJJ FOR CIUOULAH on Deformities nnd
nrncp ? , Club Feet , Curvatures of thu Sjplnc ,
nisEAsrs op WOMEN , 1'Ilen , Tninnrn , Cancrrs ,
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ull snrKlcnl opcratloiiK.
lliitterloH , Inlialem , llrnrrs , Trnssen , nnd
nil Kinds of Medical uud Surgical Appiiaucuu , man.
ufactnred and for nnlc.
The only rollable Medical Institute making
i n * lsS&ll f\ *
Private , Special i K/uvous / Disease ; ,
rA hl'Kt'IAI/l'V.
ALL CONTAGIOUS AND III.OOT ) DISIiASKS.
from \\lmto\cr ciinso jirodn cud , ruccessfnllytrc.tlcd.
Wo can remove Syphilitic polcon from the pjttcm
without mercury.
New rentorathotreatmont for loss of vital po cr ,
AfL L'OMMUNIUATIUNH CONF1UKNTIAI ,
Call nnd consult us or t-cnd name utid posunlllco
address plainly willtun enclose etamp , uiul uu
will fend you. In plain nrappir , our
PRIVATE CIRCULAR TO MEP
tires 1'mvATK , Hi'j.ciAi , AMI NMMUU ; D > UA hi ,
HfMINjU , WEAKNESS. KfrSMATOIIIIIIU ! * JwPOTKN-
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UIUNAIIV ( JnuANH , or ecud history of your cuso for
an opinion.
Persons iinnlj'ii tr > vl'it na may bo treated at their
homes , by roiro'poiidenco. Medicine * and Instru
ment * pent by mull or r\\m-t \ .SECUKIiLY 1'Al'K
El ) 1'ltOM OHSIUUVATIO.V. no marks to Indiratu
contents or gender. Ono pfroiml Interview yro.
fuirod If convenient , i'lfty looms fjir th iiccom.
.iiodatlon of patients Hoard nnd attcndauui ut
reasonable pi Ices. Address all I.cttcrb to
Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute.
f-ar 13hSI ! and Cinltol flve. . OMAHA. N'-'B.
ESTABLISHED USED IN ALL
J.870.
mmm PARIS OF THE
WORLD
Ufs unit I'rlcraon appllrutlon. Koidbsr
All thu best ( 'urrlavn Itullilcrx and Dralers.
CINCINNATI. U. W.A.
Cablu AdrtrM , COO CIN
DBEXEL & MAUL ,
( Buocossors to J. O.Jacob * , )
UNDERTAKER 8 ,
AND UJIBALAIfillS.
At the old stand , 1(07 ( l-'unmm St. Orders by
tcloKrnph sollcltod mid promptly uttuiiduJ to.
Tcleiiliono No..ri
DR. IMPEY ,
SI1 ,
Fructico limited to Diseases of til
EYE , EAR. NOSE AND THROAT ,
Glasses flttcil for all forms of defective
Vision. Artificial Eyes Inserted.
BEATRICE , NEBRASKA. -
THE LEADING ASSOCIATION OF THE WEST.
CASH CAPITAL , PAID UP IN FULL , $100,000.00 ,
GROSS ASSETS , DECEMBER , 31st , 1880 10O.820.0O
certificate of membership in this Association furnishes benefit at the lowest
cost.
Men and women , between the ages of 17 and Go years , who are in good health ,
may bocomn members.
There Is no changing from ono class to another , and assessments do not IncreabB
with advancing ago.
The Company has a guarantee fund of $103.030 paid up In ca h , which is an ad
ditional security to that fiirnishud by any company in the United State- ) .
It has a Reserve fund which provides for u non-forfeiting poliev and a paid-up
policy.
Thn Company Is located In the Wests Its business is confined to the healthy West ,
and applications from persons residing in uvilarial districts ace not aocepteil , which
will insure few assessments" , and a consciuiunt exemption from any onerous liability.
A local Advisory Hoard , composed of not less than live leading citizens of each
vicinity , may b ! formed , who may act as advisory counsel in the satnem Mil of claims
by tin ; death of m > mburs and as to the ndmtasio i of applicants to niomburshlp.
A member who lapses his cortlllcato liny ru-mstato the .same at any time upon
satisfactory evidence of good health , by the payment of all delinquent dues and
assessments.
.Noinsuranco company in this or any other country has ever failed by reason of
of the death-rate experience The failure in each instance has been caused by pecu
lation or speculation. The safe guards introduced render both Impossible' in thn
Association.
Our business is confined to the endowment for old ago , and the payment of the
widows and orphans after death.
The poliey is more liberal , and the plan more secure , than any company In the
United States.
Co-operative Insurance Companies existed in England 300 years boforj the stoek
plan was thought of , and the same companies exist to-day , some of them having
nearly one million members. When managed judiciously , they cannot break. Wo
guarantee every iiromisj we maked with $100,00 ! ) this being in addition to the $100-
000 provided for as a Reserve Fund which is n more liberal provision and oiler than
any other company makes.
The Strength of This Association Consists of
GUARANTEE FUND , ENDOWMENT PLAN ,
RESERVE FUND , NON-FORFEITING POLICY ,
GRADED RATES , PAID-UP POLICY ,
SELECTED RISKS , A DEPOSITORY TO PROTECT THE
TONTINE SYSTEM , RESERVE FUND ,
LIFE PLAN , CAPITAL STOCK.
The cosl of life protection in this company is loss than any company in the
United Slates. The company is good and payments prompt.
This Association is now entering its third year , and has a largo membership ,
which is constantly increasing. .
At death or maturity of endowment the member receives his interest In the
Reserve Fund in addition to the amount due on the policy.
All policies become non-forfeiting after the third year to the extent of the mem
ber's interest in the Reserve Fund.
AGENTS WANTED in every town and city where not supplied in all of the
states west of the Mississippi river and north of Kansas. Good reliable canvassers
can obtain mort favorable rates by writing to the company.
The West-Til Mutual has consolidated the mombnr.shlu of the "Nebraska Mutual , "
"Farmers' and Mechanics' " and "Lincoln Mutual , " and with its own members in
sures perfect protection.
"We regard the Western Mutual as one of the very best life insurance associa
tions in tnis country , and expect to sue , at no very distant day , it covering the entire
lioid of the healty West with its active , gentlemanly agents. " Daily Jewess , March
2 , issa.
OFFICE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS ,
STATB or XCIIKASICA ,
LINCOLN' , February 1 , 1835.
It is herebv certified that the Western Mutual Benevolent Association Insurance
Company , ot lU'atricc , in the Slate of Nebraska , has complied with Ihoiiisurancohiw
of this statj , airl is authori/.ud to transact the business of life insurance in this si t ,
for the current year.
, , Witness my hand and the seal of said of said ollice , the day and
J SCAT , . { yar lirst above wiittcn.
1 , ' 11. A. 15ABCOCK , Auditor Public Accounts.
Omaha National Bank , the company's financial agent , at Omaha , Nebraska.
Retcr by permission to Hon. .J. II. Millard , Omaha , Nob.
All communications should-be addressed to
ox-iirv-isiR. o.Aiensr ,
Secretary and General Mnnng-or , BEATRICE , NEBRASKA.
OTIS HAYNES ,
General Agent. Office , Room 10 , Crcighton Ulock , Onmha , Neb.
Fine Business Lots at the South End , and
In the north end of this Town. Two ami one half miles from the Omaha post
oflice ,
± . ,000
A ja
fisre Lot ?
( TaUiJB Into consideration tlio streets nnd alloysand ) lire sola
One Quarter Down ,
Ualancelnl,2uml3 > c.ir ut7 per cent.
The Finest Suburban Lots ,
Around Omiha. 2VHcrl above the Missouri Hirer. Nowhcio else about Umnlm are loc.itod such hand-
nonio Piles for.Mndot , Medium orKlognnt liomci.
InvcUluato this nnd tecuru BOIIIO of tills line property.
Before a Higiier Appraisement is made.
DON'T HKUKVI ! a word of this until you havu tliorouchly InvcBtlguted It.
That this property It only two and ono half mllon irom Omaha's bunlnojs center.
That the ultltuilu In high.
That the locution In heuiillful ,
'J'liat niuplo trees nro plnntoil on each ldo of the streets.
' 1 hat each lot contains 'J.I/JU squiini foot with 2J foot nlloy.
That the streels nro 81 and W ) loot wldo.
That thcro arc MX ( lummy trains ciich way , hosliliM Iho rozular Iraiiu.
That Iho street car * run tu within uno half mlle ill thcro.
Tlmt thu street curs will run there this > i ur.
Thut the prlco Is ono thlnl lens tlmn In uskod for property thu sumo Ulstanca in other direction
' 1 hat the lots are ono thlnl lamer than most others.
That they uro hacked hy u syndicate representing $ IO.OHOM.
Thn * > I hero hus ulio.itly been uxpendo I Uotwoon SI/JIJ.U J ) an 1 f ! /lll ) ? .
That thcro U n Uno system of water * oiIts , luriiUhhu pure springirator. .
That the lullnuys nil center there.
Thut Honlh Oinah.i li u town of Itself.
Thut It has Hi unn postoflico.
Tliut It lias Its own rullw.iy slutlou.
That U has Its ( mil nun Juper. |
In P"act
It has o\rrythlnff to inulo the property the very bct pajlna Inroitmont In Hcil nilatn today.
Look Into It. Examine It Carefully.
Don't Buy SL Lot.
Until you are convinced Unit there Is no ponltlty of Inciirrlni ; n lots. The hundtniuo rcildcnce lots ura
one uillo thU side ( direitly north ) of the U.MO.S BIOCK VAIIDS nhero aio located tliu
03oe ± ,
cxncl
sof C an. '
caWlilch in ten jenrt will bo the IiAItdlCST INDIJSTUV In the we l nnd will mike pnpcrtr TO.per ! lot
hat Is now asked for u lot. The drulmttco of the above liiBtltulloin U perfect and How oatn from tlio town
THE ABOVE DESCRIBED LOTS ARE SIMPLY PERFECT.
Any real oWtouxt'iit will ell fouloli. Man nllh horse and carrnKOUt | the Globa Journal ofllc * . ft tbo
fcuminlt , " South Omaha , li.il maps iind prlco llstn nnd U nlnuyi ready to huw propui ty. Kor Jurmcf lu.
furiautlou luai'n ' , pilic llttt uud Ui bcri | > tlTe cliculanuddivts ,
M. A3 UPTON , Manager
MILLARD HOTEL BLOOK.
Omaha ,