niVfATTA TlATT.V rnTVTC STTKHAV .FANTTARV 2. PAftTT.W
NK\V8rAl'I5UH.
Onmlm Dnlljfire. .
Tlio DACT.Y BKB occupies a handsome
nnil oiilttUnUsil brick building , four stor
ies nnd basement. It lias s lirJt-clns.j
rqtnpmcnt throughout , Tim fire-proof
'press-room ' contains two U alter broil
we b-prrfecting presses , cottltiR together
about * 3ft.ouO. These presses prim from
a ooptlntionB roll of paper , ana each press
Jia the capacity of turning out Ifi.OOO
cI ht-i aK" papers per hour , or 30,000 four ;
pn o tmpplpnienU. This in at the ratu of
a : > o complete papers ovcry minute , or
BOO four-pane papers per minute , J5y
rnnninir both prcsncs : it the samu tune
tliiM ) ligure.1 ran bo doubled , if neces
sary Jo ; , < 0 eight pairiiwpcrs ran bo
iirinlml in an hour. The ui : Is printed
from stereotype plates. . . .
The lirsl lloor of the Hr.i : building is
eec upleil by the. counting room and the
mailing room ; the second Moor contains
the composing and stereotyping rooms ;
the third lloor is divided Into editorial
roonn , while the fourth lloor in ii'wl for
Morage purposes. Th , ; huildlng Is en
tirely illuminated by ir.is , and is eiiuippod
with electric belli and other convcnieJieos.
Tim eitv circulation department occu
pies a building adjoining on the ei.st
The recent improvements In the lip :
( "labli.xhtiicnt have been neecssUateu by
ilHrapiilly Increasing btiMiinHS. During
the past year several notable improve-
Jiieuts have been made In editorial and
news departments by inereasinir the force
of edilors , iievvsgiitliercf * anil correspon
dents. and adding to our telegraphic
Horvirr the foreign cable newof the
.Now York Herald. This lust mentioned
fen turn is very expensive , but wo do nol
begriidgo this expense so long as our
readers appreciate our enterprise. There
arc not more than half u do/en ijapers
thai take Hits report , ami the I IK : irf the
only ono west of Chicago. The Hu. pays
more Ink-graph tolls than any three
dailies in Nebraska or Iowa combined.
The. result of this enterprise is by far the
largest circulation of any paper in Ne
braska , Iowa. Kansas or Colorado. The
lii.K is the only paper in Nebraska that
publishes a daily .sworn Matement of its
circulation. The growth of the Hr.i ; s
circulation since 18SO is shown by the
following statement ;
AtipitM , IKHO , ilully HVerimo 1'li-culntion. . SiTfil
.
1631 , . . " .171
IRS,1 ! , . . , HU
. .I2.4B4
. . 13,2)7 )
( IIHU'.ATIO.N Of Till : 1IAII.V IIEK toil
.liinuiirjr . HWB
J'oliriuiry . MtM
Miirrh .11"IT
April .IS.1W1
Jlity .I-MW
.llllll !
lUlj . . .13'IH
. : . ' .
Ocloliiu- . 1-,1'8'J '
November . IMI ! > *
Tlcccinlttir . 1WI7
OIIIUI.AT1ON ( ; OK TIIK XVKKKI.V 1IKI
Tlio liK-rciUM ) in tlio I'lrculiitioii of I ho WuoMy
ltoonliu-0 IbSUIs shown lij' tl' ' lollowliiR stulu-
inonn
1SH. . ) , uvcniKo . circulation . WI
1HK1. . I7w."i :
IhSi , " " " . 1:2,11.10 :
INC , , . '
1HM , " " "
itt'NsiNd r.xrc.vsKs or TUB HIK. :
Wii os puid In prinlrrrt dining the ynur
imdlliK-lfcx'rinlicrill. ISMi . $ SS.iKW.Sn
lulld othrr urnployos . ; w,7III.- !
ipli sui'Vlco . IU13.3) )
J'I. | HHU . 6-JWUO
J'apor . 12.WI.U1
To In I niiiniiii , ' oi'pciifrs lorlho 3-'iif.HSsii.lU :
Tim ( Mpoitses ot Ittt ! exceed Iliosu or
IBSB Iiy . ? : itW3.iO !
The following atntuiiiGiil slion'q thu Iiicroiiso
In cjrpuusus for tliotiovun yours pieciMlIni ; 1W :
U-otnloxpL'iisusror thu yeiirisso . S .Vl.TWI.IO
" " " " I8S1 . V.V.HS.i ) | )
. 117,2-IT.U
I'Ai-im coKSir.Miai.
Tin.1 inoroii'Mi In the t'oiisinniitlon of pnpcr la
idiiiwn liv the following blntemoiit :
iwo. . . , . ' I21.21KI ibs ; monthly uv..ioins ibs.
1IWI SUMIt : : UK ; " 17.IIIS His.
; iiiiiiX ( ! ibs ; " " 2.-iUKi ibs.
3Hm , : llis ; " " 2 < ,4H Iba.
1884 4IH , ! 4'.I Ibs ; " " : tl,74i , : Ibs.
nwi r.ioi.2i iim ; - 41.WI ii > s.
ISM 704 , W ll > 8 ! " " l ,744 Ibs.
NOTKS.
Kmploymcnt is given by the UKK Pub
lishing company to 123 persons in Omaha
and twenty in Council Itlun's.
Tim UKIJ employs thirty-six carriers in
Omaha and ten in Council Mind's.
Tin ; UKK has a branch ollico in Council
1111111 ! * , ami a carrier delivery of the
morning edition has been in operation in
that city for thu jwstt six years , Its circu
lation 'in that city is larger than any
other paper.
A branch ollieo has also been estab
lished at Lincoln , thu Nebraska state
capital , and a news bureau has been
opened at Ic.s Moiiies , the capital of
Jown.
A branch office has also been estab-
lushed for the JJEB in the city of New
York for three years Itoom 05 , Tribune
building , of which A. R lllehardsoii Is
the manager.
The UKH'B Washington ollice is at No.
C13 Fourteenth street.
Other Dalllui.
Besides the Ur.K there are three other
English daily newspapers in Omaha.
'J'ho llurald , democraticprints a morning
edition , and lias a job printing establish
ment. It gives employment to 110 per
sona. The Republican , republican in
politics , is a morning nowspapur , and
iilsq does a job printing business. It em
ploys r,0 portions. The World is an inde
pendent uvoninir paper. Jt gives employ
ment to 00 persons. There aru also two
( Scrniuu dailies , thu Tribune nnd thu
Cost.
"VVookly NoWKpnpnrs.
The Kxeelsior is /society / paper , pub-
lishcd and edited by Clement Chasu with
ICdgar C. Snyder , assistant editor. Its
Circulation is500 and in connection
with its job ofllco and engraving depart
ment IT ) employes are in the establishment.
Tlio running expenses , $500 per week.
Nebraska Watchman , Alex J'ollock
editor and proprietor , has tin Investment
-of $10,000 , employs i > and its wuukly
i-iinning expenses , ineliuling jiay roll ,
aru $ i00. ! It claims u wuukly circulation
ofJ.oOO ,
Pokrok Zipadn , John KoSloky , editor
nnd proprietor , is a llolu-mian paper and
has thu largest circulation of any nooular
paper printed in that language ) in this
country. It i.s issued weekly'nnil an
illustrated supplement oalled the Kvety
Aniunckc is issued fortnightly. The in.
vctftment is. JD.OOO , monthly running ex
penses iJl.fOU , number of employes ! i.
Job printing Is also done in Knglhh ,
Ikiliemian and Cerman.
Uuii Danskn rioneur was established in
1373. Mark Hanson is editor nml proprie
tor. It is a Danish paper , has a circula
tion of 113,000. The weekly running o.v-
peusos , including pay roll , is f&JO , and
the capilal invested if 10,000.
Jaunobrogis ) a Iatii ) h paper , edited
nml published by Otto \VollV. its circu
lation is 0,000 , weekly miming expenses
Aa'ilway Nowi ? , published bj thu Rail
way News I'ublishing eompuny , Dan li.
lloniii manager. U has a circulation
of 5,0(10 ( , nnd is published by Tiiilayson &
Douglas ,
Omaha Price Current claims a eircu
i Itition of 8,000 , nnd is published by Kin-
' Juvson & Douglas- .
The Midland is a religions journal ,
issued by thu Midland rublishing
Company , jumlor thu nusplces
1 1 of thu United Presbyterian church ,
and milled by thu llov. K.
B , ( Jrahain. Its circulation is'J.OOO. The
investment Is $0,000 , and monthly run
Oimiha Tmdo Hovlow Is a 3-pnge
JJaoor , edited by C. L. Hall , : uirt it clu.lms
K circulation of 3,500 ,
Thu Nuvodui l.isty in a now Uoheuiian
weekly pnblisiicd by Kaspar & Hos-
jiodsky , and edited by J. A. Hospodflky.
Svcnsku I'oston , n Swedish paporls
edited and published by CA. . Jacooson.
It has a circulation of ' . . ' ,200. ,
Hoard of Trade .Journal , O. W Baker
editor and proprietor ; is a IC-page paper
and has a circtilation of 1,500.
.Monthly I'njicrs.
Western .Merchant , Kads. 1) ) unbar &
Co. niibli-lHT ? , claims a circulation of
5,0K ( ) and an investment of $7,000.
( 'Imrch Guardian ; 1'ttblislicd under the
au plcos of the Kplseopal church. lev. !
lames L'atcrson is editor , and the circu
lation Is 1,000 per month.
Commercial Age , published by Uolir-
borgh Uros. , claims a circulation of
0,00(1. (
Pythian .Spur , Marry Merriam editor
ami proprietor , claims a circulation of
S.fiOO.
Bellevno Star is a college paper , edited
bv W.V \ , Marsha. It has acirculalion of
1,0'X ' ) .
Chrlrtiati Hour , imblished under tlio
auspices of the Presbyterian church. It
has a circulation of S,200. , The editors
arc : Itcv. W. ,1. liarsha , Hev. tjainncl T.
Davis. Uev. Thomas C. Hall , and Hev.
Joseph N. Hnvd. The Hov. John Hall ,
) . ) . , New York City , is associate
editor.
'I he Housekeeper is a monthly publi
cation , and edited by Smith & Hart. H
hns a very largo circulation.
.lob I'rliitliiK.Kiiiillni : "ml KnuniyliiK.
Thu job printing , binding and en
graving Industries sire most noticeable
for an increase of business in 18SI ! over
that of 188o , some fnrnhhing conoluiivo
evidence of a change for the better ,
reaching us high as sin ) per cent and none
falling below 100 per cunt. There has
been at thu lowest .estimate ? : ! 00,000
worth of work done in these lines in
Omaha during the year.
( lib-son. Miller A : ISiehardson , printers ,
book-bindor.s and lithographers , employ
110 persons- monthly pay-roll $3,100.
Itcpublican Printing company , for
merly the Tribune Printing com
pany , employs f 0 persons ; monthly
pav-roll ifSOO per week.
The Hees Printing company has an
authorized capital of $ < )0OODpaid ) up cap
ital of lfv'5,000 , and' employs from 8 to
! M. The pay-roll runs from &X)0 ) to $325
per week.
F. C. Fo.atiier has an investment of
$ 10,000 , employs oO , and does printing in
English , liermau , Danish , Swedish ,
French ami Bohemian languages. The
weekly pay-roll is ? ; : qi ) .
Thomas Cotter has sl7,000 ? invested , em
ploys twenty-live and his pay roll aver
ages ) 200 per week.
Klopp it liartlcet have an investment of
§ 10,000. employ fourteen hands and their
pay roll averages § 17. * per week.
Omaha Lithographing and Stationery
company. J. F. Dailey , president , , f. . ) .
Cmnmlngs , secretary and treasurer ; capi
tal $1J5KM ( ) ; value ot machinery , $10,000 ;
cmnloy eighteen ; nay roll iJr : > 0.
Finlavsou & Douglas have an invest
ment of ifO.OOO ; employ seven hands and
their weekly pay roll is $100.
F. A. Alangcr has an investment of
$7,000 ; employs eight persons : nd the
weekly pay roll averages ? 100.
I. Sylvester has SU.fiOO invested ; em
ploys live persons and his weekly pay
roll is $75.
Adams & Mcltndc employ nine hands
and their weekly pay roll averages about
125.
C. F. Whitney , bookbinding , blank-
book making and ruling exclusively , has
? ; ! , > 00 invested ; employs 8 hands , and his
weekly pay roll averages 4l'J. .
Charles ! : . Uediiold. Oco. M. Ilascall ,
Schwartz & Co. , and lhnn& ! ICiieck havn
small jobollk'c.s jointly , employing about
10 persons. There are also job olliucs
connected with the Midland and tlio Kx-
cclsior , the latter being conducted by
Chase & Kddy.
Cal Martin does press work exclu
sively. He has an investment of $ ! > ,000 ;
employs seven men and has a pay-roll of
s3uO per month. Ho has six improved
.Dresses anil his weekly business amounts
to * 700.
American I'rosn
The American Press association , with
hu'uhiuartcrs in New Vork city ,
recognizing the importance of Omaha
as a great and growing trade cen
ter , moved its most prominent
western branch from DCS Moine.s , la. , to
this city in October last. The largo
brick Irailding on llodgo street , formerly
occupied by the Sperry Light and Motor
company , has been secured and prepara
tions tor a very extensive business have
been made. M. ( i. Perkins is the resi
dent manager , ( on men arc employed
and thu business of the establishment is
the manufacture of stereotype plates for
newspapers. Karly during the present
year a system for supplying dally lete-
graphiu news will bo inaugurated when
tyju-settitig and stereotyping will be
( lone in the Omaha house , thereby giv
ing employment to a large force of
printers.
Western Newspaper Union.
Tlio business of the Western News
papur Union has increased very
noticeably during Iho year , owing ,
of course , to the many new
( tapers that have como into existence ,
and now furnishes ready printed sheets
to over 250 paper * . Its business territory
is rapidly increasing , wliioli adds to the
reputation of Omaha as a standard sup
ply depot for any demand made upon
it. It in an incorporated company , hav
ing a paid up capital of $300,000. of which
$75,000 is invested in Omaha. Thu busi
ness here is under thu solo management
of ( Jeorio A. Joslyn. The weekly pay
roll is now ) ? 000 as against .f ! ! 50 last year ,
and , ' ! ( > mon , boys and girls aru employed
in the printing ollico , supply department ,
stereotype foundry and other depart
ments. A .substantial brick building ,
I tui I way Construction.
Omaha is the hcaiUuiarturs of thu most
oxtunsivo railway miildurs in the west.
To show tlio amount of business done
ami thu consequent benefit to the trade
of the city , the work of the lending con
tractors , Mallory & dishing , may bo
mentioned' . This linn i.s composed of S.
H. Mallory , U. C. dishing and John
O'Kcufu. La.it year they graded 120
miles of railroad , laid 111 inilc.s of track ,
romot'tul 0lisi,000 ctibio yards of earth ,
consumed 'J.OOO.tMIO feet of timber in
bridges , etc. , ami drove 83,000 feet of
piling. They employed 2,000 , men and
1(500 ( teams regularly during the working
season of ItiSO , and their monthly pay
roll sometimes ran a.s high as 2' > 0,000 ,
and never lo < s than f.'OO.UOO , All of this
sum was paid from the Omaha olHce.aml
In addition from lin.OOO to $25.000 pur (
month was expended in Omaha tor gro
ceries , merchandise , etc. , for the work
ing forces.
(
A Skilled Surveyor.
\V , K. llawloy. civil engineer , has per'
Eonally surveyed over 8,000 lots during i
the past six months , This , ho claims , i.s
thu largest showing which can bo made I
by any civil engineer in tlio stnto. The i
following aru a few of the additions I
platted by him ; Patterson Park , Lincoln
Place. Maynu Place , Albright's Annex ,
Albright's Choice. Uoso llill , Manhattan ,
Maynu Pane , Washington llill . Cotner & ,
Archer's , Harris Sc Patterson's Aunex , t
besides number of others.
Contractor and Dullttcr.
if. K. Hi ley is ono of thu heavy con
tractors and builders of thu city. He
built a number of thu largu houses In
.South Omaha , including thu building ol
Fowler brothers , and him built a great
deal of thu fjowerago of this city , llis
business has steadily increased thu past
year.J
TIE AIi J3STAT12.
Not ohly has the rcnl estate business of
Omaha been of a solid character during
1880 , but the activity promise * to continue
in even higher ratio dnrjng
1837. 'Jho records of the county
clerk's ollieo show what lias been dona in
this branch of business , and the most en
couraging feature of all is the fact that
nine-tenths of all purchases made have
not been for speculative reselling but for
use and occupation by some Important
industry or commercial building. The
transactions of thu year , to say nothing
of- the numerous deeds having nominal
considoratioiH , areas follows :
.Inniinry. . . sren.SH.iitij.iuiv . Slr44.r'Jt.o. "
February. . Iso.siK.OO Ancust. . . . l,7WiTrt.4 ( !
.March . lWV.V..oo .Sentoinber 1SIOHI7.R3
April . SIAOIO. on October. . . 1.2DI , 11)9.11 )
Jlay . iMr.tMO.xi ! ( November irnvr.7.8ii
June . l/Wi.'Jrr.oo December l,4l7. , : X.bJ )
Totnl . S
I'Ot'NTV CM'.RK'S ' OITICK.
The bu ino s of the county clerk's '
ofllce has novcr been so large as during
ihc year ISSO. It has been more than 500
per cent over that of any previous year
since the county was organized. To say
nothing of the many minor papers re
ceived lor record during 18SO there were
lilcd Mt 00 deeds and mortgages. Seven
teen record books , each containing 010
| ) ageshayp been filled with copies of needs ,
in aggregate of 10,880 pages. Eighteen
books of a like number of pages each
wore tilled wflh copies of mortgages , an
iggrcgato of 11 , Trio p.'tfics , or a grand
; oinl of S2.-IOO patres. There have been
.tvulvo regular employes in the ollico.
fiomo 1'roinlnont Itnnt Instate Dealer * .
There is not a wider-known real estate
man in the we t than C' . B. Mayno. He
las transacted some ot the heaviest deals
) f thu year , and has built many rusi-
IcnccH for nii'ii of limited means , His
ndditioiis to the city nro famous , demon
strating beyond doubt his ability to fore
cast the future with respect to real values.
His business iscnormouind ! ) : continually
on the increase.
Ceo. W. Ames , 1TO7 Farn.im street ,
deals probably as cntcnsivcly in real cs-
: ate as any other agency in Omaha. He
lias been particularly fortunate in the se
lection and location of dill'crcnt additions
lo the city , which have proven bonanzas
to the purchaser , without an exception.
. . . Morris Morrison's real estate office , at
Thirteenth ' ' and Howard streets , has been
a popular place for the investor , and Mr.
Morrison numbers on his books some of
Ihc choicest bargains in the market. Ho
makes a specially of finding for otitsidu
capital a profitable investment.
Aaron Calm , Son & Co , . 1823 Farnam
street , handle n vast amount of real es
tate ami their lists embrace n very Great
variety of desirable property. They
number among their patrons some of the
richest men of the city , and have made
omo heavy transfers thu past few months.
Morse. & Brunei1 , real cstato dealers ,
liavc grown up with the business of Oma
ha ami arc well known in the community
as wide-awake and reliable men. They
understand real estate value ! " , and their
enterprise has gained for them a , large
volumu of business.
Clark & French. Ifilfi Douglas street ,
arc onu of the reliable real cstato firms of
the city. Their lists embrace some of
the choicest lots in the city and they have
been interested in some of the heavy
transfers of thu year.
The oldest real estate and abstract
oflico in the city is that of Byron
Reed & Co. , anil for this reason no ono
knows the true value of property to a
greater certainty than they. Vast sums
of money liavp been placed with them
for judicious investment. They are con
tinually selling real estate in all parts of
the city and state.
W. ( J. Shriver , Frenzcr block , has had
remarkable success in his real estate
transactions in this city , and in the out
come whiQh has followed purchases
made through him. llo knows the
ground and is competent to advise capi
tal of a profitable investment. Hu handled
some of the best property in the city.
Jell' . W. Bedford , by whom the popular
and beautiful Bedford Place was platted
and pul in tlio market , i.s an extensive
dealer in real cstato and coal. He has
been loni ; establisncd here and his suc
cess is due to a ftrict and intelligent 'at
tention to his duty. His ollicii is at SIS
South Fourteenth street. Omaha.
C. F. Ringer , 110 North fifteenth
.strcut. is onu of our conservative real
estate men , who is careful to put an
honest , estimate upon thn value of all
property hu handlus. His .success has
its basis upon this fact , and he has been
interested in gomu of the most important
transfers of thu year.
A NCW nKl'AKTUUE.
GrniindH Dimglit A Splendid
lllook of IIiiiltlinKS to bo Greeted.
Lifo Insurance is no longer an experi
ment. All wisu men carry a policy. Thu
rich do because it is a safu and sure way
to increase the wealth of their families ;
those in moderate circumstances insure
because it would bo cowardly m them
to leave a helpless wife ami children to
tiic ) cold mercies of an uncharitable )
world , but to insure in an unreliable
company is equivalent to no insurance at
all , ind again many ruspoiibiblo compan
ies load their policies dowu with such cut
throat restrictions and cliargu such ex
orbitant rates that but fuw can allbrd to
meet their requirements. The pru
dent man is advised to carry a
policy on his life and a.s thu Old Heli-
ablu Now York Lifu liiMirance Co. , is
purely u mutual corporation , owned ami
controlled by its policy holders rather
than a combination of money sharks or
stock holdcrn , and as this company i.s
now managed by men of progressive
western thought , like Hon. Wm. 11 ,
Beers , the president , who is tilled with
advanced ideas , it should bu believed that
tl liosu feeling the need of insurance cannot
ilo better than become policy holders or
partners in the Now York Lifu Insurance
company , whose actual assets now
amount to $70,000,000. This company
should also bo patrom/ed for thu
reason thai it has as members largu
real estate owners and tax pay
ers i in Omaha , Mr. C. Taylor , the
general agent nml manager for Nebraska ,
liC onu of our oldest and most responsible
citi/ens , and through bis recommenda
tion President Beers has consented to
thu ! purchase by his compnny of thu
Millard property on Suvmttcunth and
Farnam streets , where they will erect an
olcgaut and costly business block , cover
ing the entire ground of lijjxlttt feet. This
will provo a wisu and profitable in vest
ment ) for the company and policy hold-
errf. The property can bo sold to-day at
a profit ol .10 per cent , and it will supply
cheap ! otllces t'or thu company's ' agents.
As it is a nuw departure f6r insurance
companies lo invest in western real
cMato , this purchase will inspire ! confi
dence I and telling results will bu realized
thcretrom. Thu Nuw York Lifo Insur
ance company originated thu non-forfeit
ing feature , which has resulted in the is
saving of millions of dollars to poliej'
holders. This mutual company has been
in successful operation for about forty-
five years and President Bc/jrs , who has
always been leader in insurance advance -
vance ideas , has tilled the ollieo of presi
dent witli credit to himself and known
profit to his company for more than of
twenty-six years.
Omalia Mod leal Institute.
Thu sick aud injured have found in tliu
Omaha Medical insiitutu , Capitol avenue
and Thirteenth street , a source of relief
and in manv cases a complete restoration
to health. Um'er the direction of Dr.
MoMunamy this institution has grown to
immense proportions and its worth lias
become widely known throughout the
west.
A. 1U Soner. Ilcnt
The pioneer real i-st-ltu dealer of Omaha
is Mr. A. K.Soueryeeontiy of the popular
firm of Bedford & Sou0rnas been one of
the hardest workqrs and has possibly
done more for the advancement of the
city than any other ono resident of
Omaha. It is only recently that ho se
cured the location of the largo foundry
of Tshcr & Russell , the Omalia Corru
gating iron works and the largo tailor
ing establishment of Benham & Co. , Mr.
Benliam having 0116 of the ( meat reputa
tions on the continent for skill in his art ,
Mr. Souer ( from Jan. 1st 137) ) will bo en-
engaged exclusively in handling real es
tate. Ho has the perfect confidence of
every patron and can point with pride to
the largo profits that have been realized
by those who have placed their business
In liis hands. Now that the prospects arose
so flattering for a rapid advance. In real
c.stalo ami from the fact that Mr.
Soner has already listed with
him a large amount of the
very best lots and improved
properly In the city is n guarantee of the
value that is placed upon his ability.
Through the coming .season thousands of
capital will be pouring in from all parts
of the country for speculative purposes
and thosn who are now residents shoii Id
at once take advantage of thoopporlunlly
to rapidly increase their exchequer. No
better chance can possibly bu thought of
than to visit Mr. Souur , who was never
known lo betray the confidence , of any
one with whom lie has bad any business
transaction. Having been"so long
a resilient of Omaha { jives Mini a decided
tidViinlago in locating the best bargains
to bu secured m the city and all resi
dents and btrancers should visit him be
fore ( daring their money elsewhere.
Numerous cases can bo cited where
handsome sums have been made for cus
tomers of Mr. Suucr wliure ho has been
the exclusive manipulator of the trans
action , and no record of a Mnglo invest
ment with him wlune the parties have
failed to realize handsomely , Let it .suf
fice that Mr. Souer has thu confidence of
thu whole public , and during thu coming
sprint ; boom will handle an immense-
amount of property to the great profit of
his patrons. _ _
Harko.iHitrkaloiv , Heal Kstate.
Barku & Barkalow , M21 Douglas street.
represent one of our most popular real
estutu lirms , having .listed with them
.some of the very bcst.piope.rty in Omaha ;
special features upon which quick profits
maybe realized , ami rcprc.-entiiig the
choicest lots in our best additions ,
Eighteen hundred nml eighty-six has
shown a marked increase in the
value of real c.-tate , but 1887 , beginning
with January 1 , will eclipse the predic
tions of the most sanguine. This firm
has now ami is holding somu of thu finest
bargans in the ci'.y. Messrs. Barke &
Barkalow should bo called upon by every
one seeking gooil investments as they
represent a number of Ihc bust lols m Ihu
city.
Tlio 15(1 on or Oinalm.
The beautiful reserve of 100 acres two
aud two-thirds (2j ( ) miles west of Haus-
com park , and directly on tlio line of the
Missouri Paeilic railroad , recently pur-
chascd.by Mr. Gco. N. Hicks ( one of our
most progressive real cstato dealers } , xvill
soon be placed on the market. Prepara
tions aru now being made to plat the
same. Lots in thu immediate vicinity
aru now being rapidly sold for the uni
form price of fttOO. Mr. Hicks proposes
to soil this beautiful roi'urvu in 2 , 5 and
10-acro tracls. This is without doubt the
finest opportunity ev r offered to capital
for a safe and sure investment , as well as
a guarantee to parties of small means to
secure lareu prolitsi from u moderate
capital. The city is rapidly advancing
westward , and a tew 'months ' , assisted by
thu bi < r boom ( which is yet in the cradle ) ,
will place this lovely spot among the
most beautiful suburbs of Omaha. The
very fact of its buing located in such an
accessible vicinity , and the eager desire
on the part of speculators to purchase all
the available- acres in the neighborhood ,
is prima facie nviduncu that Mr. Hicks
can oiler thu most decided bargains in
the city. Ho is daily besieged by parties
offering him n. large advance on his in
vestment. Yet hu prefers lo give all a
chance , and his desire is to make this a
lovely spot for homes. Ollico 315 South
Fifteenth street.
V. M. 101 Us , Arcliktoot.
Evidences of the superior handiwork of
F. M. Kllis , the architect , are visible up
on many of the handsomest buildings in
the city. His ollieo is at 1401 Farnam
btrect , where ho has made an cnviabln
reputation for plans the most artistic io
design and perfect in detail.
The China Palace of the West Knhii
This elegant establishment , though
only recently located in our city , is to
day one of the representative houses of
Omaha. Both the Messrs. Kahn are
young gentlemen of great enterprise and
deserve all thu credit that is being bestowed -
stowed upon them. Their stock of china ,
glass , ( incenswaru and novelties repre
sents the lincst collection in thu west.
A special feature of this lirm is not only
thuir elegant showing for home outfits ,
but also for hotels , restaurant. " , etc.
Thus Kahn Bros , should receive the. pat-
ronagu not only of our citizens , but
every new comer to Omaha.
Tlio Drum , 1-1 IK Farnam
Is ono of thu neatest little resorts in
Omaha. The { proprietors Messrs. Mil
ler and Moynihan have a host of ad
miring friends who gather there each
day to chat , and while away a few mo
ments. Their wines and liquors are pure
and unadulterated , their cigars frosli and
reliable. As : i band would be deficient
without a drum , so Omaha's pleasure
lovers would rugard this city if the Little
Drum was nol daily tapiudthis | ; boatilifnl
wine parlor is just adjoining Boyu's ele
gant opera house , and is regarded thu fa
vorite rendesvous of murclints , contrac
tors , lawyers and oilier. Remember the
No. 1-118 Farnam.
The Oldest IH the Kaf'CHt.
Nearly every twentieth man you meet
in Omalia is in the real estate business.
This in generally the case in all live , ac
tive. cities whore the buyers grow rich in a
week from their investments , but as a
rulu six or eight linns do the major part
of the business Thoso- who buy from
the original owners get the bust bargains.
as limy atari on the ground floor , and
have no commissions or margins to way.
The oldest firms are gunorally the safest.
Mr. C. T , Taylor , corner Fourteenth and
Douglas streets , has been a resident of
thu city for nearly twenty years. Ho has
occupied and done business' in his pros-
cut ollico for the past sixteen ynars. Hu
has a perfect knowledgu of Omaha ami
Nebraska real estate. Ho handles only
his own property. Hu has lands in Mor-
riok , Stanton and many other rich agri
cultural counties throughout Nebraska.
besides choice Omaha property. Mr.
Taylor's word as to the value of real es
tate , or upon any ether business subject ,
as goou as a government bontt.
Veterinary Infirmary.
To fully illustrate the progress made by
our city is to dolino every branch of
business , and a very important feat uro is
the veterinary infirmary , M1B and 1415
Ilurnoy struct , under thu proprietorship
Dr. Hamiccotti.ono of the most skilled
veterinarians on the continent. A num
ber of very remarkable cures have bcon
uflcctud by thu doctor , and ho lias suc
ceeded m gaming the complete couth-
dcnco of all who have placed their horses
under his care. The very fact that ho is
inspector of stock for the Union Pacific
railtoad , and city veterinarian is n sufi-
ciontguaranteoof his professional ability.
The doctor came to Omaha with iho
reputation of beinjj a thoroughly edu
cated gentleman in his profession , und ho
rightly deserves it. \vo assume no at-
tempt at flnltcrr when In tlcclnriiiR him
par excellence as iveterinarian. . The
doctor is ever devoted to business , neil
call any hour , nighl or day , at his Inrgo
Infirmary will receive prompt response.
A proat number of testimonials cnn bo
seen at Iho oflico showing Iho remarkable
cures cn'celcit by hi * skill.
Colonel Kloyd.
Every ono knows Colonel Floyd. If
not they shoulu know him , for he is the
proprietor of the oldest and moU popular
bar in the oily , The question is often
asked " \Vhciecnn \ wogoand take a smile
and know Hint we nro Drinking the very
best llnuors and got a cigar that wo nro
sntisllcd is the very lincst. " The old us-
lablished reputation Hint the colonel has
gained by his eiirhleon yuars of close at
tention to business and the elegant
quarter * ho now possesses , speaks in u
laiignngo that Is strong in Ins behalf ,
M'is hero Iho bo.st business men of our
city dally meet and exchange smiles ,
"J'is hero you meet that t-loinotit thai
charneturir.es n progressive citv , nnd 'tis
now no it always has been. (10 ( to Colonel
I'loyd's ' for refreshment Hint is untx ?
ccllo.l on the continent ,
Architectural Hi-nnly.
No profession or calling ts more worthy
of mention tlmii that of n skilled arenl-
tcct. It is through their ingenuity that
tlm c.ltios beuomo beautiful , they save the
builder many thousands of dollars In the
construction of edllices.
{ n connection with this line of business
it is well to mention iUr. Ueo. L. Fisher ,
recently ot the well known linn ol .Men
delssohn it Fisher , which has constructed
a number of the finest dwellings and
business blocks in the city. Mr. Flshor
has located his ollicu in ( .iruontg Block ,
just north of the Millard llotul. Ho will
hunt'O forward conduct his profe.ssion in
his new quarters , Mr. Fisher i.s all auoiu-
] ) olent and skilled architect , and work
entrusted to his care will receive llis uet'-
sonal anil prompt attention.
niiuicTcmv.
The IjoiulliiK1 IliiHlncHB Firms ol'
Omnlin ,
ATlOIIMiVP.
OiolT&.Moiitsomur.v.OiimlmJs'iit'l bank b'ldV.
M . .1. Cuimull , Oily nttnrnuy , ill'J S. 14th st.
Ciininlun. Onrkson & Hunt , til'I 1'iunum at.
< lonui-alU'llrlciiWltliii < ill | > louK.
1) ) . li.'Jhoiiipson. Crolifhtua bloulc , S. lotli st.
llrailk-/\-Uill , Oimilm.
Jlesi.VVllcux , Uiiiuha.
Alir A.s'U MVSIO.
W. W. Cronyti , photographs.
Wooilrliigo lli-os. . music , -15 S. loth Ht.
Ci-ap llros. , niuslo,21il S. Kith hi.
AltCIIIl-LCr.
t. . MoiiiU'lssohn , teuton building , 1'nrnam and
loth fit.
r. M. Kills , 110 ! rui-mim.
HANKIMI AMI K.VCIIAMIH.
First NlltUmill Illlllk , I Ill-niUIl llllll Mill StS.
Nebraska National Hunk , l''iirnuiuiniil ' 1-Ih sli.
McCimuo llros. ' Hunk , HIT S. 15th et.
MuroliMntsNat.'ciiiil ' laukl'immin ! timl 13th sts.
I'nlon btoek YuiiU UnnkSouth Oiiinliii.
A. U. Wyiiiiin , imiikur. South oiinilin.
K. I. . I.yon , bnnkiT , lim-nuy mid l.r > ti ! sis.
Utl/.ens Hunk , riimliiKimd L'llh sic.
Union National Hunk , liiili M. mid Ctipltol uvu.
Hank or Omimorcc , : > lfi M. lutli tt.
Union Trust Co. , S. IStliul.
I' . S. Wutloiml Ilnnlc , Fiirimin tintl Ix'th sts.
ll.inK , Ilonuliis and lUth sts.
Onmlm National Hunk , A loth st.
. . ( 'ommcrciid Nmloiiiil Haul ; . Ilith mid Douglas ,
Douglas Comity Itmik , Chicago uml liitli bis.
tr It.mk oI'Oiiml.ii.r.iM S. tiulist.
KMidlimd Uuimmti'it & Trust 'Co , liV ) . ' > I'tmmiii.
HOOTS AMI t < iioi.s.
KIrkcndtdl & .loncs , lliiniov si.
.1. S. Lmdsiiv \ Co. , llth nnil UoUn ! .
Wlllluni ! ) , VimAcrmim > V Co.
llltICK . .
P. P. Cooper , pruflldont Onmlm Continuous
IJricjk Kiln Co. , south ot IJ. I * , doput.
Oniiihu Coiiuiicriiliil rolli-tfu , till 1'ufiiani si.
Oiiiiiha lltitliios'i ' eolli'jfo , Cruun-o block , X.
ICth st.
< VITA LISTS.
Win. A. I'nxtoiifl'nxioii liotul.
Jno. A. Croluhton. 1'iirimiii anillllli sts.
.1 allies K. linyil , K'lU Iliunoybt.
J. S. MuL'oniilL-k ' .
, ( K. iSIli st.
< : iiA'Kins. ( :
Jos. Garni'ivii Cnifhur Co. , I20J-(1 ( Jucfoon ht.
.McCUirfe'CnicI < crfo..S. lull st.
( "I.OTIIlNd.
Nuw Vorltanil UinahiK lothltiE Co.
CiiiitiulilMiiiiiil'iit'tilfliit ; ( " < > 1UDoiiKlns et.
M. llelliiinii , V Co. , nth unit 1'imimti st ,
Win. .N'elMiM , IOD1 rnrnain t-l.
j\niliens llro-i. , lll.'l l-'uniiiin t-t.
W. anllnsky.
A. I'oliok : , iili ; ( I'nnmiit st.
Hunry IIlller.
.1. ( J. Know-old , 'Ill N. 101 li St.
II. A. liiolow , C.lining iiiul Jit std.
covi , .
Jolt W. Ilciiror.l,2lS. ! ! Htlmt.
OiiialiuCoiil Riitl I'l-Oiliicu Co. , il ? . Utli t-t.
Oiniiuu Coul , Coke nnil Umo Co. , 'WS. ' Killi at.
Commit A : Siiiiirt-a , "ii : rf. loih.
AUK. llun.onC < i.yll S.
J. J. joiiiibon&Co. , 1U1HN" . ITtlibt ,
U'OMJJISSIO.V.
8. S. Kloyd & f.'o. . inu-l ] N. Wth St.
.M. llnrk A ; Sili. ( , oiilDmnhiu !
Wood HrOyc > iilhOiimlm.
1'ejcko llros. . hw I'anmin Ht.
Jlo.Slianorchroo.Ior , I4ti ! mid Muson sta.
ilui-tln llros. , i South UniaUii.
JJyorii , l'olci > on Ac Co. ,
( iff ) . Adiuiirf llurk. South Onmhu.
Suvnjro Ac Urcon , South Uniitlm.
ilorln WHjrncr.
Itobonliiunn llrot. . Sdiilli Onmhu ,
W. V , Ilroivn & Co. , boiuli Umnlin.
J > 1f'oy ( llrifi.
Clay ituiiltiMin A ; Co.
Jliicldod A l.owc.
Koumin & IliiiH'Dck.
A. K Oltoy & Co.
ilidumoy , Korn-ll & : I'o.
hiiruiiieiWt'Slcrlield & Jlnlcy.
llrmich \ Co. . 11-1 I'liriiiini nl.
I'uliiicrloiiAc Co. ,
W. K. ItMdell , lliS. Mill St.
1) . Wliltiioy , 14UI DotlcuSI.
It. llhmhin : : > VMii.iIsl.S. : luth rit.
llolln t.rvers. . . N. Ibthbt.
Hobt.I'urvIS-JII B. 14th ht.
J. K. itiluy. Criiiilteblock , iblhot.
John ( iriint , ollicu CrDlpliIiin block.
Murphy , CiolKhton X Co.
CAUI-KTH.
S. A. Urchnnl , I'ariiiun anil inth st.
Uniiiliii Uurpet I'o. , ITilS Ddiighih.
nnv ( ioot ) * .
M. K. Pinlth k Co. , loth und Honjrliu ste.
Kclhiy , Stlvc-r.V : Co. , 15th unit llodpu sts.
'J'liDiiipron , lloldcn X I'o. , IJIH l-'iiniiun M.
( rioiiilioe A : Shcrfy. 15th street , neil lo 10. .
Johnll. r. Lclniif.n A Co,1IM : Fiirnum st ,
A. loriutinlVJ7-'J-ll ' .S. 1'Ilh Kt.
J. I , . Ili-iinillPS it Soii..ri'J-.M-6-tt ' 3.13th t ,
N. II. Kuk-oiifr , lluimliis nnil Uiih sla.
B. ] ' . Murso iV I'o. , lli-17 : ) Kiirnnni t > l.
Vinyard > V Si'linulilnr , nolloini , K 'l ' riirnnni.
J. ! ' , Itulilnson , notions , luili mid Ho unrU eli. do
Ii.MlSTH. :
Or. HiiUKliwiihont , DuUKhisiinU IRth sts.
A. W. HiiMiii , Wlllincll block , rooms i-T. !
b' . l > . W lUon , roomu I'MH rrin/.cr blouU. a
A. B. Hilling , over 101 H , iJtli M.
IIIIUIIS.
Hlclmnlfon Drug Co. . HOT . ( ones si.
J. A , I'nllor A ( "o , l-ith nnil Uou
0. V. ( iooiinnui , Hill Karnmn .
W. A HoMi'McT ' , y.1'iirnuin nl.
Chcniiy A : OloKon. 1IW7 rurnnnmt. did
.Ino.'iV. llcll.f-'U S. lUlliat.
A : Divyur , ( linaliii.
-
IIIinibiuiih k Morrlum , S. llllh HI.
KIIII ; K.xTiNnri/iiiiMi , M'IM.I. > .
Ooo V. Winlo , ironnral inniiiiirur , llftlilin
Iliniit ( in'iui leCu. lor Nnliniskii , Westurii Iowa ,
Houthorii HaKolnuiliI Wyouil'i ' ; ; .
fAIIM MACIII.snilV.
Cliun-lilll \ : I'lirkur , 'Jill Jones at.
1-iti-llii , Orcndorll \ .MHillii.UOl Joiic < 9 t.
W. .1. Kennedy. : tSIS. K'lh ht.
J. M. I'.liv.IIIIU Iliii-iieyat.
3lolliio , ? > lllbiirn X r-'tnddiuil Co ,
reiiMru/ti : .
Dewey & Stonii , lllfi-17 l-'iniiiini st , fur
Cliui. Khlvorluk. I'iWIi ) l'-irnniii St.
HilKV Vouiv , l.Mi : : F.inmui gt.
Hoivo .V.-KUIT. I.'iH ) l'iHrlintl. )
mi1
( Jco. llolinnxl , HIIIN. liith Ht. tin
Win. nuiulii ( , ' Cv Co. , 11UI "
C' . II. .Moore A : Co. ,
John .Stmur. wli
lu-iniuit > vco , , HM : : > N. ir > th HI. da.
l.lltlci X Wlllliima , HOT lou ) ! : n St.
Woinort iV Million.'M \ riiinlntr bt.
It. llenrleKson , sx ! l.uuvi ntvurih fit. uxi
Ilioiinin A : Hullivftil , ! i'Mti. IMl bt.
li. Jolinson. mi'
1' . 0. Close. dote
finis. HunU.-y.fl8H. lOthst.
\viioi.r.s\i.i : ( iiioc'ius. : to
I ) . > I , Sloclo tV-i.'o , , lilli-21-il Iliirnpyet. SOI
I'uxton.Uallairhi'r Art'o , 'Wto7ll H. lUth St. cat
Stotui , Johnson iVCo. , HM I'ariiinii bt.
Chiipiiian ti Co. . 1217 Iloirnnl st.
Mcyori : Jtuitjikc , IW > llarney st. us
- fear
Itcctor. VVIlliolinrXCa.llunioyniiil 10th 8ts.
Ilimutinuirli .VTnylor. tliii Doiitrlus st.
IMnoy A : Ullilion , U'17-IU J.mvuiiworlh st. me
llrowncll Si Co. feel
11. K. j5nwj-tr &Cn. has
Milton Hotfum i Sons , lllli mid I IHTUIII 6t3.
W. J. HroBtoti , IttiO'U llurncy st.
H I ion hold.
J. Kulp ,
HATS ASH r.ii'3.
W. \ , I'arrolto&- . .HUT lluriicy t.
II. It. Hudson , Mllhirtl hotul , l-'i tloughis st.
I1OT1M.S AMI Hl'.ST.UJHANTS. " "
Canfli'M Houff , l ; nmm und Uti ula. can
Kd.Muuror. rf tuuruiit , 1211 Kui-nmn at. ago
John A. I'uyntui.OifldontuI hou-l , " 1 > 1- "
i Iloinun , rostnuriint.
O.ti. IHiTKlQt.rosUuraiit , 12th and Doefai. (
' led
JNSUIIANCK.
. . , .
J , T. Hurt , t-eneml amnBgur Nebr ska nd
Insurancecotnpnny , Omnlin ,
JKCTHt.KltS.
Frank A Bon. S. isth * t.
Miix Mcyrr&llro. , lie. ! rarnftm t.
A U. Hnl.rrm.inn,3)1 ) S. lllth si.
Wi-nmn .V Killiolm , 101 f. isih si.
John Iliuiiiinim , 1311 FArnnni t.
l.tl.MIIKH.
V. w. nrnj , l > one-ii ( Mini pth M .
T. \ \ > Ilurtey Lumber Oo. llh1 * , I-nxtonhotel.
Hiloiijrn Lumber On. , S. liiili si ,
K. y. Nen-ootnli l.iiinbrr fo. , S. Pill 9U
John A. WiiXonold , S. Oth si.
( ii'n , A. llondlnnil , foot < > r IK. . .
li. Soner \ Co. , Kttl I'nrimin M.
(1. 1)V \ nit , N lOholRS Riid lli ! f I" .
Iiiitnbor Co. , usth st nnd U. P. truck.
_ uot'tinsi.
OPO. W.Duncnn'JH-MS. lllli st.
Hiloy * Dillon , mi Dointins st.
II. It. ( Irotlc.UliH. Pth Bl.
M. Kentliiir , lln.-SlX. mh st.
Adlcr \ lli-ilor. 11141'RTnnm t.
i.ivr.nv.
II. A. Hoinnn. 11,1-4158. IMtli y ( .
Thoinnv. . Koni < i , Omnlin.
.1. H. MePhunc , ihnliro imd IStli sis.
JnnuMSievenson , llnrnoy mil lUthst * .
MVM'fACTOIHM.
A. Meyer , iiliilninu- null , OoilKo niuU'lli ' St.
C. Sp 'ht. iron ooriili'vit , ft'JS ' ti. 12lh si.
Cnrtcr Whlto U-rtd work ( > , S. Wth ntul V. t1.
Oiualm , Mint Co. , S. Sid st. nrnrPonlh st.
Jno. npcnotiir , iKiriilciP. . lutliiniil Doilge 8N.
Oiiiuliii llnliberi-liinip Co. , 11M-1I ! I'unimu l.
Wc.leo foilHf nnd < 'mr t'o.
W. 1) ) . Wokhnnx.V Co. . mill , B. Wlh < t.
( Iniiilin Plove Hfinli-\vorlA | , N. liiili si.
t o nn Iul7oll ) , t-onfi't'tloiict ? , lift N" . IRth ft.
! ' . I1. 1'iiy .V t'o. , poniVilotipi-.o , uii rarinun.
I. . II. lorbf , ( null ; . ' , IHH I > OII | AS < t.
llnnMiiiro. ( . , conli'ctlotH-ra , Ciipltol live ,
nml inth st.
llrnnswlck-llnnlk Co. , lilllmiM trtlilos , 500 S.
IDIhft.
\V. II. Itiinlson shlit '
, factory , over IOCS I'nr-
M.
O. K. ItalllrVcr , i-limr fin-tow.
Itoiuich \ Uro. , tla iiiiil inottil wni'ks , AIT S ,
lOltiM.
.1..J. Miifllor , oonfootliincr , tilt 1'uninm st.
Wi'ili'M A : I'o. , totiin'cii.
UOIIMT.V
Union
. .
Omin ( HroA . Miniiilm'tnriiijrCo.,12il Donirln ? .
V. S.WIml Knu-liiiMiiiiiriiiniito.iS ; ] 1'iuiiiini.
t'shor * Hils-Hl , llodt'oid | iluou.
A. I , Strnnir-'o. ( . 1'iirnuin itiul tilth sis.
llniM-iifM , \ : Co. , l-lll l.diivu'in'ortli Kt.
MK\T AMIl 1IA.MIJ.
1 > II. Alien , K. lOlhst.
Ailiinl Saxdcr , I ) U I'anmm St.
'
K. II. Ili'l'ni.iM. .
0. llurtli , lUlOPniniikT ? .
MIII.IVIIV. :
1. ( JlierrelilevtSIS.ir.Unniey slt-cet.
JIr.- > . Mary lltiii'cii.
.1. .1. 11114 , Ditiiulnsst.
Mrs. C. K lliukiiiitii , Hit DtiliKll : $ .
Anna llmimiiMHi.
( III. AMM'AI.VM.
A. II. llWiop.-lS.Hli ( ) ! ( . | .
Ik A. Klowart A. Co. , KIIT .Tones t.
OiiiahiiDII llllll I'lllut Co. , HOI Itouglnsst.
.
T > r. S. T ) . Mcvcor , l S. 1L'ih st ,
Or. It W. l.cu.Ciinillo liloelt.
Dr. W. S. Oilitis , I--OS. inili st.
HVIIIIt.V.IIV.
Oinalin Snilillery t'u.
\Volly nnil I.ntnliiiclc , 1412 I'nniuni et
.Murks llro ! ) . , llnnioy ft.
HI HVKVOIIS.
ItoaciynloriC'linstlo. . ( .iiiunto block.
TAII.OIIS.
< : . A . Miiilrinlsl > V Co. . liOO V'lirnntii St.
J'liiukJ. liaiiiKO , 1IIIJ I'uniiiui tl.
A. .l.Siinn-oii. Ooiluoaiul Dili sis.
( iraiidii . \ : Driniiiiuiuil , 1:115-1" : Itaiiiey it.
AV. T , Seaman , 1 1112 rainain st.
in : vi. i : r.VTB.
.1. A. McSluinc. S. lilli : st.
( ! . K. M'lyno.S. 15th st.
lliVts \ Kill , JliiH raniani st.
AV. o.Sln-ivor , M. I5t li tl.
Hymn Itccil A-O1..S1US. Utli Pt.
JIor. n At Itruiinur , i'tixlon Intlldlntf , rarnnni
iiml inth st .
Cliii-K , V 1'roiirli , 1510 Oonirlixsst.
JIoiTl.t Slorri iiuiitli : near lloivniilst.
< 5.V. . Ames1fi'l7 Kiirlmin St.
Ail ron Culm , Wm .V Co..lU'U I'lirimin bt.
K. 1 < ' . Ktnuor , tin rirtovntli bt.
Kiillun llros. , 1H1S Doii lns st.
Win. ItiiMtniini , DoimhiH nml liitli sU.
J'nrk A ; Koivlcr , Uiisliman liloc'L.
A.ll.SoilurUI3.S. Hthht.
\V. II. WIIilu. ruiiininsl.
15. K. Hood X Co. , Ifi'jli ' rurniitn st.
( ii'orrc 1" . Clli.'oii i : ( ' " . , rui'iinm Ft.
Illclnirt A ; IN'iirMJiis , Onmlm.
C J. lljiui. Low iiml M incur uvu.l.
Un.-li A : Scibv. 'J1K S. lotli st.
ViuilliiK'ii .v Koclic.
.lolin I. Itpdick. 15T.Iiirniin | : Rt.
Ij. I' . Iliiiiiiiuiiul , S. liilh . ! . , lliKliiinni block.
( In-Rory .V llmlloy , ! ) . < . mill tt.
Win. Kitcli.UISS. Ifitli < t.
HiirrKon , Ainlitcr \ Wooloy. Otnuiiii Nallonnl
tiank InillUiiiK' .
Jl. A. L'liton AiCo.ir > ( Ril'nrnmn l.
Mlir-lnili .V : Liiliisek. IVMl Kill limn St.
MuRuvocK iV O'Cuinior. S. lllth at.
lli-IU'p .v l 'iiiniilicll , UiUll Kariiniii st.
llcll A .MfCmullMi. If.ll Dodnust.
Ilurrii.V lliirrl < , --'Uf. lilh at.
I'nlttir & Colili , t" > lti Fiiriiitin st.
Mund A.TilllllilliS ; .S. l.'itli Kt.
Illrkv , v liij-liniin. iri ? . l.Hli el.
Oi-ovor tcven- . ' 'IK S. lath -I .
Cinmfiiglmin \ Hrciiniui , 1511 Iod o ft.
IVuk llros . I'dliBl. oit. linMiillli'u.
llcwiiini A ; Co .rri'lffliion block .
\ V.V. . I.uuu.l'vi'.i I'lirmun st.
T. S. CturKson , Utli nml I'lti-iuitn 8t3.
II II. St. . lolin. op | ) . j'O'-tolllc'O. '
K. II. Hull AOn. . . US S. Ifilh ht.
.1. b. ( iilipon.
EJ. .1. Itrcniiiin. 1511 Doilpo ft.
. . . .
W , 1' . AyloswDi'tli , Uousu inovor.
Thos.V. . Itu-nl , wulus unit uuintli" ' .
C < illlni < , ( Jorilon A : Kiiy , t-iiiirtinir b'ooils , 1312
Ilulli-'IliH ht.
.1. M. WolIT & Co. , directories , Douglas nnd
MlhcH.
.Inlin Iton'i't Co. , plinnliors.
Henry A , KovtiTH. iialnlor. 10'IS. Hli ( st.
II. llnrdy.t Co. .toys , Ix'uuraraani.
K.V. . Novully Co.
( Jt-o. S. Mwjl , "K yt < > no rlnat-rs. S. lOtli st.
] ' . Ho coo .V Co. , fruits.
Samuel llnni . rliliiiiwnri * , Wl' ' > Furiinni.
J. II. Cornus.Sliinniou Illes , K.vposlllon liuild-
iur.
iur.Vutznar A1' VuiidonlmrK : . liliiekuniltln.
Drexel MiiuUuiKlttrt'iKiirii , UlTKnrnuin 6t.
Molss Ilios. , liro\VL-rM. Wl J.uiivamvortli st.
.lolin EvHitf , seed , OudKi * nnd Utli FIS.
\V. K. Croft , limn ollico , Grnnto ! block , liar-
noy mid IStii sts.
Uiniiliii .
W. II. Itimicr. ' ivniiiH. N. IBtli * t.
Clm > . liri'indi-f , Jiibliuu of the iiejico , 001 S.
Vt'tilslmns A : McKwon , , pliimlif r * . HI" S. 15th bt.
J. M . IVrncIl \ I'll. , IIUDlUlRTd , > . llilll St.
I ) , 12. Joeupit , tewinx' ni.iiHiliiiis.
A. Doiiok'huo , llorls-t. DoiiKhm imtl lllh st.
I1. Itnyui-.VCo , mfPH , lltM I'liruiiiii et.
l.odwick AiH'.invf.nllorneys.Plc.
( Sen. A. .loiilyii. | > iil > IMinr. H. I'Jlhbt.
K , I * , l.ovejoy , Whlto bowing nuiohliica , N.
ir.ih .
bt.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
JJrother Gnrilncr on a Jtenrt Mvmlier.
Free I'roas : "It am my painful
lootv to inform clis club ilat Hrinlilor
'
Arbi'istiis Jenknns has iiassucl from nair
uway. " .said Hrolhur ( ianinor whun the
trlnnpu Inui ocasoil to loll , "llo was at
Jionorarv nu-niber ot ills club , lihin1 indo
'
sUiit'oh North Carnllnj' , nn' liu was
only 10 cunts behind on his < ! tuH. It kin
not \w \ fsuiil o' ArliustuH ilut Ins was clthor
Rtatii-nnnn , nont , iihilosophor , phila-
thropist or scholar. Ho ww : niniily | an
man , who did not shrink caml
wist when ho ot wot.
"An a ulti7.cn of do rjnitud Stalls 1m
not K < > brn ghr aroiin" about our
buin'ilu urcadssl iiashuii on airth , but hit
had it hiclcorv club laid away fur tiny
country whluh mi ht Knock do oliip elF
our shuuldi- .
"As un nlcolor , he went to do polls
ebery tlnio dar' was u clmnco toot . an'
somctiimis when duir wasn't ' , an' if ho
Hplit his tioket it was bokasn hn wan
dcitpl.y Inturustuil in do matter of honest
gllV'lllL'llt. . , , , . ,
"As ti laborer ho wan worthy of hlshiro.
When ho wasn't workin1 In ; was thinkin1
do boiiolil of hiti bos.s. Jf do bossdidn't
know dis it was his own fault.
"As n napbur' , liu ncbur borrowed ooll'co
siiKar w'dunt inakin' a murk on do
uiii , so liu conhl return gooil inniisitro.
"Aw n inombor of ilo commnnitv in
which ho Uwolt ho upturn ! do law in < l
davlimn and btolu wiiturmovJons under
kivur of ilnrUnuoi , thinuby bultin' a good
u.\amilu | tnr do young.
"As churoh rnombor ho
a prnyuil . oft
' low , an' hn was half a line behind till
ruM in do Bin in' . In < m-o ho hapjiontid
bu cotchod vvnl n ham boloii ln to
somebody cl > u no fcltcl.sliiiu.uunld ! ; bo
- > t on do church.
"As a husband he bosicd do cabin , an'
a father ho orun-j lus ohill'un up to
do law an1 riupuct olu n'K"- '
" \\j .shull hniiL' do iHital emblem of
moiirnin' on duouU-r donh , an' wo bhall
a bit .sorry dat a fair to modiiim mun
) > nsrfiil : away. Hal will bo all. \\ro
shan't pass no rusoliisliiiiis to sontl to his
wifn , who knowod him butlur dan nny-
body olio , not- will we cluira uat our
heartfelt svmpiilhica KO out fur du
uhill'cn , who am probably no bt-ltor dan
anybody vhu'n , It tun 'null' for us dat wo
say dntArbUaltis wi up to the tiivor-
, an1 dat death could have toakcii u
wnrisur inuu an1 not halt triflil. "
IK ] you spit iti ) plileiriri , and are troub
with a hacking eolith , tiso Dr. J. H.
Tar \Vine JAUIR Balm.
1887. 1887.
'I'akc n new Murl ivIUi tliu now
ycnr , nnil soc ivlmt "Onuiliii tllrP'
mil Jo Tor you In the conilnp ;
year. Take ilio cxpci-ltnoc or
oilicr r r tlio | iul year an l < * ru
IT you can do ai uoll In lhW7.
Wu liavo invii living In Ouiuliu
MO HIT Avorlli 65O , OOO nuulc In
1SN(1lth , n Marl or loxs Hum
5,000. and thu i roipctt ! < for
J ! < 7 art- greater than ever In -
fore.
fore.Ve
\Ve Inn-o n inr c lUt of holli In-
ihle as well as oiilsUlc property ,
whleh we would tic pirated to
Iiou- you al any lime.
IVe are si-llliif ; Smith Oaiitha
proportj- very rapidly , and
arc inaUhif ; ( rum ! OO lo ! JO per
eenl on money Invested lu leys
than f > O day.
4l'u are npesils for Colnrr iV
Afelier'N additliMt. This addition
eonlaliiH auont iiO neres of laud
and K perlVutly level. To soc tliu
pint yon would hardly Know
Mliieli lot. fo elioone. Tills lulill-
tion has been on the niarKet
aixuil oao weeU , and one-Iialf
tlie lots are sold. I's-lees ran o
from 9 ' - > ( > to pltOO.
Y | l U'AXT TO
r xow.
Hoc irnnylliiu Jii ttils tisl of in *
< .
Mtlo properly Mill * you : ,
Ulock 18 , 8 lots Credit Koncier , A
bargain $01,000
Jlrlck block on Hartley street , -I
storic.s , lot 33\iW ; 81,000
OGxlJM in Capitol addition 7fiOO
Ti-room pottage on Ohio street S,8tK )
J lot with store and -i-room Hat
nbovp , in Jacob's addition 4,500
l-'nll lol Marsh's
in addition 0,100
il-rooui house , barn ; house heated
by steam , located on Georgia
avenue. A bargain 7,700
House on 17th street , in Improve
ment Association , with U rooms ,
lot lllx ) 1.11. This is u bargain at. 3,500
IloiiM > , ! i roomy , nuw , all modern
improvements , in Idlewild , line
locution 5,700
oupe , ! ) rooms , now , elegant place
fora home , in Idlewild. A bar
gain at 0,000
House in Omalia View with 7
rooms , with lot lOO.vlSO. A great
bargain 3,800
House , 1) ) rooms , in llaiiseom Place.
This is one of tliu best built ,
houses in the city , ami fora per
son wanting a home it would pay
Ilium lo look at it. J'riee 5,700
i lot , oU\MO , llorbuch'H addition ,
with two houses , onu of 12 rooms
and one of ! > i oems , rents ? 50 per
month. A bargain at 4,000
BOxl-IOin llorbach's addition , with
Ill-room house , llontd lor $27
pur month 3,000
; ; 0.\-Mi ( , lliirbaeh's addition , with 8-
room housu , b\rn : , to 3,00(1 (
House , 8 rooms , in Windsor J'laeu , - '
with two lots on cornel- 0,500
Lot in Han com L'hico , block 5. . . . SJ.fiOO
We have unimproved property
in all parts of the city- Inquire
about them.
V/e / have a few choice bargains
in business property in South
Omaha.
Full lot in block 70 , South Omaha. . & 2.000
Full lot in block 7-1 , South Omaha. . 1,000
SoxlJO feet , lot 7 , block 10 1,500
Full lot in block 72 1,350
These are a few of the bar
gains we have on our list ,
We are agents for Baker Place.
We have 50 acres of land with
in 3-4 of a mile of ths packing
hDiises in South Omaha , west ,
Price $800 per acre.
We have lots for sale in Rush
& Selby's addition , or in any of
the additions in South Omaha ,
Call or write us ,
We have money to loan on city * | l
or farm property improved for
from one to five years at the low
est rates of interest.
We can sell first mortgage
notes ,
Special attention given to ex
change. Call or write us ,
Room 9 , Retiick Block ,
1009 FARNAM STREET
,
2ND FLOOR , ,
