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A RAILROAD ROMANCE ,
But One Founded on Facts.
dins tlio Slock Ranees of the Tor
ritoriCH to Omaha With Bands
ol' Steel.
The Hock island folks Imvo entered
Nebraska with their road and tlio Union
Paciiio will this year Uuild several hun
dred miles of track in Kansas. The
Northwestern and Burlington tire pene
trating the great cattle ranges of Wyom
ing and Colorado , and pushing toward
Idaho and Oregon. The Choyono &
Northern , u branch of tlio Union Pacific ,
has Jixcd its torminns at the boundary
line of the Uritish possessions , which will
take that road through the huart of Mon
tana. The Missouri 1'acilio is building
extensions all over eastern Nebraska and
planing others northwest from Omaha
to Yanktou ami southern Dakota.
It will bo noticed that every one of
thcso lines radiate from a common center
nud that they cover u territory that forms
one quarter of the area of the United
States. They permeate the greatest grain
producing regions in America , and cross
the Block ranges from which half the
world is supplied with fond. Every one ,
from its northern , wivstcrn or southern
terminus , sends the products of the coun
try it traverses to the east by way of
Omaha , their common eastern terminus
on the Missouri river.
The stock yards at South Omaha wcro
Inaugurated two years ago by men who
foresaw what llm west would need
n homo market , and detcrmcd
to give it to thorn. Their judgment
was not at fault. Their enterprise has
mot with success which has surpii.sed
even themselves. Even now there is a
business dona in South Omaha which
makes it look as Important undid Omaha
proper as late as 1880. There will bo u
greater increase of trade and population ,
more building and business ilonu there
this year than there was done in IbS.j and
1880. There will bo double this amount
next year anil when the railroad building
ubovo mentioned , and now contracted
lor , is finished and the horses , cattle and
Hhoop from all the western feeding
grounds from Oregon toTo.vas are landed
ut the Union Stool ; yards of South Omaha
us they will bo. what u great market will
that make ? Chicago and Kansas City
KPO what is coming and uro both jeal
ous. They have noUcud the course
of railroad construction and gathbrcd
from it the only conclusion that anyone
ono could come , to , viz : That Omaha
is bound to bo greater than they arc and
nothing can prevent it.
While the stock market at this point
was great last year it wan nothing to
what its future , as settled by the railroad
engineers , is drstim-d to be , nnd South
Omaha must always be , ( tie head center
ot the stock trade , if not , in time , of the
grain trade also. It will build out in all
directionsir ( t towards this city and then
to the westward nnd .southward. Tlio
syndicate lands will first bo
ifllrd with cottages until the
outskirts of the old and the young city
shall mingle together. Then a revolu
tion will drive the incoming population
further toward the prairies mid their
dwellings will bo replaced by business
blocks , as the trade conU-r shifts southward -
ward to mcot the growing necessity of
closer relations with the packers ami
business men of South Omaha.
This is no idle droum. It is what must
Inevitably come to puss if the judgment
of the bett western men is to bo dopundi-d
upon or if ono is permitted to believe thu
practical ovldenresdaily to bo soon on
every fide. It is no stretch of the imag
ination to think that it may all bo accom
plished within Jive or ten years fromnow.
If one were permitted to view that
length of time into the future , what a
change it would make in the course of
many. Then might be scon along the
river banks in front of this city the
grimy entrances to a score of slopes load
ing to the coal mines which had grown
to supply the inhabitants of the Missouri
vallov with fuel. Hack of these
would bo the railroad yards and
coal yards , the warehouses of the
St. Louis barge line and , in the distance ,
toward the norfh , factories and foun
dries. Shops of u score of great rail
roads , where tlio cars and locomotives
are manufactured from materials gath
ered from the mines and forests of the
mountains. South , a busier scene , whore
trains from all the western states , for
there would bo no more territories , un
loaded their herds of cattle and droves
of horses and sheep before n. . hundred
vast packing houses , the smoke from
whoso furnaces hung like a pall on the
horizon. A city of 250,000 ; its center in
what is now South Omaha.
This ono of the most prominent mon
in the far west predicts for Omaha with
in a decade. In that case , land in South
Omaha would bo a valuable investment
if it hail to bo hold for two or _ three
years , but it is sure to double inside of a
year , when the owner can sell or hold.
Jn this connection it may bo mentioned
that 0. E. Mayne is the exclusive agent
for the South Omaha Syndicate lands ,
which are now platted and on sale by
him on easy terms. Ono should go and
see him on the subject , at all events for
there is a great future ahead for this
property anil when it is too late there are
mauy who will sigli to think of what
might have been. Now is the time to
buy and hold to build on or as a profita
ble investment.
Hunker Mill
lias upon its summit a noble monument.
Its hallowed ground lins boon the Mecca
of many n patriotic pilgrimage. Rose
Hill , with its broad leafed catalpa trees ,
beautiful lake and sunny slopes will al
ways bo a plnco of interest to the homo
peckers of Omaha. In buying Heal Es
tate , the careful purchaser will look to
the lay ot the gtouiid , tlio disianco from
center of business , and the nearness to
street cars and paved streets. Hose Hill
comes to the front with all of those ad
vantages. It has an elegant cast and
south slope , is right on a street car line ,
near a railroad station and near a paved
street. U is high , healthy and overlooks
all tlio western part of Omaha. Several
wealthy men of Omaha are going to build
handsome homes in Rose Hill. Scores ot
lots wore sold in this addition yohtorday.
Hose Hill is to-dav the best investment
on the market.
LOVIJHKN & D.VT.Zr.I.I. , Solo AgOlltS ,
HO North 10th st. Telephone 010.
Howling Green I1. I ) . Tanner & Co ,
On IT I a yen
Between my olllco and South Omaha
Monday f rep of charge. Take ti ride and
free the liveliest little city in Nebraska ,
outside ot Omaha. 0. E. MAYNK ,
N. W. Cor. 15th and Harnoy.
Our now importation of embroideries
will bo opened Monday.N.
N. U. FAI.CONCI : .
Notice.
NO INTKKKST WU.l. UK ClIAUfiKP OX UK-
KKItKKH I'AYMKNTS ON AM. I'l/ltCIIASES
MAUK ix BENSON IIKKOIIU 81 . M. MON
DAY , JANUAUY 31T1I , 1687.C.
C. E. MAYNK.
Our now linpoikitlon of embroideries
will bo opened Monday ,
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Howling Grqcn-g. p.'ra'nncr & Co. ' *
I.inwood PnrU .
For sale by J. U. Gibson , 218 S. 15th st
Food For Tliou ht.
If a street car line is built out the
Military road to Benson , connecting with
the business center of Omaha , with
bcatiful graded streets , and over 10,000
beautiful shade and other ornamental
trees planted on the lots in Benson what
will each fifty foot lot bo worth ono year
from now ? Which would a man of good
common sense prefer n lot in Benson
four miles from tlio postoilico with a
street car line to his door or a lot in some
addition two miles from tlio postoilico
with no street car line ? Wo guarantee to
build and operate a line of street cars to
Benson to plant on each lot a number of
trees , to grade the streets and otherwise
beautify the place , in the center of Ben
son , wo have reserved for a park forty
acres which wo will make as beautiful as
money and art can do. Wo want to soil
a certain portion of the lots to get build
ings started , and to get people interested ,
and tor that purpose have placed the
prices and terms very reasonable butas _
soon as the number of lots wo desire
to soil are disposed of wo will
raise the price on the balance , and at the
rate they are going now. the time for the
advance is not tar oil' . On all sales made
before 8 p. in , Monday wo will charge no
interest on deferred payments , but after
that time the usual rates of interest will
be charged. Take advantage of this fact
and buy Monday. We will run carriages
from our offices to Benson and return all
day Monday for the accommodation of
those who wish to look at the property
and select lots. O. E. MAY.VI : ,
N.V. . cor. Fifteenth and Harnoy.
Guarantee.
Wo guarantee that a street railway
will bo built to Benson connecting with
the center of Omaha , that it will bo com
pleted and In operation before the first
day of Sept. , 1887. That 10,000 or more
trees will bo planted on the lots in Ben
son this spring , that all lots sold before
the trees are put out will rcoceivo their
proportion the same as those unsold.
C. E. MAVNI : ,
15th and Harnoy.
The Atmosphere
is as pure in Liuwood I'ark as in any
addition to the city.
ti.-o
Lots sold in South Omaha this weak.
There are not many left. When those
lots are selling at double the present
price , within the no\t eight months , what
will you say if you neglect to pot ono of
them ? The terms are easy. Take a ride
from my ollico to tlio little oily Monday.
No charge , whether you buy or not.
C. E. MAY.NK , NW. cor. 16th aud Haruoy.
Chance or u Ijil'o Time.
Don't ' let it pass without getting at
least ono lot in South Omaha. Wo ex
pect to sell 100 Monday and then up go
the prices , C. E. MAYNK ,
Ifith and Harnoy.
Between my ollico and South Omaha
Monday free ot charge. Take n ride and
si-o the liveliest little city in Nebraska ,
outside of Omaha. C. E. MAVNI : ,
N. W , ( "or. 15th and Harnoy.
Id n wood I'nrk I.ols
arc largo and title is perfect.
Attrition Snlo
of house-hold f urn Uiira Tuesday. January
SSth , at 10 o'clock a. in. , 2G07 Davenport
J.Uis t-alo will include everything
to o\ \ ± ( \ \ \ a complete household.
A. W. COWAN ,
Auctioneer.
Auction sale of household furniture
Tuesday mm at liU' ) ? Davenport.
Don't ' forget the household furniture
sale January 80th , at 3007 Davenport
street.
Ijlmvontl Park
For sale by J. II. Gibson , 318 S. 15th st.
Ijiuwooil Park
lots $200 to $500 , 10 per cent cash.
Lirnvood 1'nrlc Affords
the finest view in South Omaha.
250
Lots sold in South Omaha this week.
There are not many left. When those
lots arc selling at double their present
price , within the next eight months , what
will you say if you neglect to get ono of
them ? The terms are easy. Take a ride
from my ollico to the little city Monday.
No charge , whether you buy or not.
C. E. MAYNK , NW. cor. 15th and Harvey.
Carriages
Between my ofllce and South Omaha
Monday free of charge. Take a ride and
bco the liveliest little city in Nebraska ,
outside of Omaha. O. E. MAYNI : ,
N. W. Cor. 15th and Harney.
Ijimvood I'nrk ,
six blocks cast of South Omaha depot.
Ijlnwood Park hotfl.
For sale by J. H. Gibson , 318 S. 15th st.
Carriages
Between my / > flico and South Omaha
Monday free oi charge. Take a ride and
see the liveliest little city in Nebraska ,
outside or Omaha. 0. E. MAYNI : ,
N. W. Cor. 15th and Harnoy ,
Ijlnwood I'ark Jjots
will bo worth more money for residence
purposes in six months than any others
111 South Omaha.
A ProfUanln Visit.
Dr. F. M. McCrea , formerly of Eddy-
villo , Iowa , but recently moved to
Omaha , called at ( ! . E. Mayno's ollico
one week ago to-day and selected four
teen lots in south Omaha without seeing
them. Ho paid a nominal sum down to
bind the bargain , and before ho had re
ceived his contracts , within three days
from the day of purchase ho was offered
$1100 for his bargain. A number of
others could bo cited , who have either
hold at a handsome prolit or refused good
olfor.s.
Uinvood Park IJOIN.
For sale by J. H.jjjbson , 318 S , 15th st.
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Lots sold in South Omaha this week.
There are not many left. When these
lots are soiling at double 'their present
price , within the next eight months , what
will you say if you neglect to got ono of
them ? The terms are easy. Take a ride
from my ollico to the little city Monday.
No charge , whether you buy or not.
C. E. MAYNK , NW. cor. 15th and Harnoy.
CuiTiUJJOH ,
Between my oflico and South Omaha
Monday free of charge. TuUo a ride aud
too the liveliest little city in Nebraska ,
outside of Omaha. U E. MAYNK ,
N. W. Cor. 15th and Harnoy.
Architects.
Isaac Hodgson k Son , 2(1 ( Iron Bank.
Minneapolis ollico all Nic avenue. Kesl-
donees , olliccs , etc.
Architects.
Isaac llodgson AT Son , 20 Iron Bank ,
Minneapolis ollico ! JU Nio avcnuo. Itosi-
deuces , otlices , etc.
Having been given tlio solo agency for
10 lots in Heed's Mil addition situated on
Park , Dccaturand Franklin sts. , just ono
milo and i from postoilico , wo would ad
vise those wishing beautiful situation tor
homos or speculation very cheap to sco
us within the limit of a 15 day agency.
Also splendid bargain for Ifi days , lot
14 blk 8 , J. I. Hodick's sub , only $ ? , m
STOCKUAI.K & MrmiKU. ,
1510 Dodge st.
Bowling Green -F Ui. TaSffer & Co.
PEXN1SON' DUOS.
lOlOaml 1521 DoucluR Street.
Great Combination Sale
of Cloaks. Cloaks
T/icy Must Oo
CO Newmarkets.
Short Astrachan Wraps and
liussiau Circulars that
Originally Cost $0 , $7 and $10 ,
Monday Morning ,
Your Choice 53.
Tltc.ia Goods arc all on Scporato
counter.
AM , ONE I'ltlfK.
Garments that sold for $ .10 , $50 , $00
and $05
Now $ : ! 5.
ALT , Our $25 Short Wraps
For ijlil.
AllOuu15 Wraps
FOU $10.
Monday Morning
100 Pieces Scarlet IIIANKKTS ? 2. > 15
Worth $3.50.
Toboggan Caps and Hoods that Sold
for $1.00 , $1.50 and -2.00.
Choice of Lot
50 cts.
Call and See Bargain Store.
BK.VNIbON BliOS.
Iiinwood Park hots.
For sale by J. H. Gibson , 318 S , 15th st.
Carriages
Between my ollico and South Omaha
Monday free of charge. Take a ride and
seethe liveliest little city in Nebraska ,
outaido of Omaha. C. E. MAYNI : ,
N. W. Cor. 15th and Harney.
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The commissions on sale made by C. E.
Mayno the past week amount to over
$150,000. and ho believes that the sales in
South Omaha and Benson next week will
boat that. Surely no bettor property for
speculation was ever placed on the
Omalm market than the two places named
above. And not only will Mr. Mayno
reap a well deserved harvest , but all the
purchasers will make a handsome thing
of it.
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Notlc-c.
The South Omaha Land company have
appointed C. E , Mayne solo agent for the
sale of their lots. Ho will show the prop
erty and lurnish all desired information
upon application.
[ Signed ] W. A. PAXTON , President.
The coming fashionable residence sub
urb of Omaha. It will contain parks ,
lakes , boulevards , and handsomely deco
rated avenues , An experienced land-
hcapo gardner has been engaged by Mr.
Benson to Jay out the grounds , and no
expense will bo spared to make Benson
the most beautiful place within reach of
Omaha. Take a carriage at U.E.Mayno's
ollico , 15th and Harney , and visit Benson ,
or , if you cannot spare thn time , buy a
lot anyway. You cannot miss it.
Fine Hhndo Trees
on every lot in Linwood Park.
Carriages
Between my ollico ami South Omaha
Monday frco of charge. Take a ride and
bco the liveliest little city in Nebraska ,
outside of Omaha , C. E. MAYNK ,
N. W. Cor. 15th and Harney.
$20,000 Won it or rots
already sold in Linwood Park.
NntitCB Tell.
Just call at my ofiico and see the names
of tlio purchasers of lots in South Omaha
the wast week. The list contains the
names of the mo-.t conservative business
men in Omaha. Banners , lawyers , I > hy.si-
clans and laborers , men that have studied
the situation carefully , and are satislicd
that South Omaha property is gilt edge.
C. E. MA'YNK , Agent for the South Oma
ha Land Co. , N.W. Cor. 15th and Hur-
noy.
Bowling Group F. D. Tauner & Co ,
At Iinat.
For two years T have boon trying to get
some ono of moans to join mo in a
scheme that 1 have felt positive must
succeed ; that was to buy a large tract of
land not too far out , easy of access from
the city , to lay it out in different sized
lots , nud by building a street car line to
it , nnd by making it beautiful by plant
ing trees and ornamental shrubbery ,
grading the strcels , making apark , etc. .
to make it in fact the finest suburb in
Omaha. When Erastus A. Benson , a cap
italist from Davenport , la. , visited Omaha
last month i laid the matter before him
and ho agreed that if a suitable tract of
land could bo found , to go into it. After
carefully studying the map in every ili-
roction I made up my mind that John D.
Crcighton had the only piece of
land largo enough , and after going
over it carefully I was convinced
that a more beautiful site could not bo
found. A few days afterward the pur
chase was consnmatcd and E. A. Hcnson
was the owner of the finest 80(5 ( acres of
land within n radius of inunv miles of
Omaha. Our contract with Mr. Benson
fully guarantees every promise wo make
and a great deal more. Before the lirstday
of March the tics and rails for the car
line will bo distributed alone the Military
road and as soon as it is possible to work
at it I ho line will be built and put in op-
oration. Mr. Benson has contracted for
10,000 evergreen trees to bo planted
early in the spring. None to bo loss than
C feet high and all guarantchd
to live or bo replaced. Many thousands
of other shade and ornamental trees will
bo planted. Wo know that an aero of
ground which we soil for $100 to $500
now will make 5 lots that will bring $200
to $500 each as soon as the street car line
is In operation. For a home Benson of
fers inducements inferior to none , and
for speculation the lots are cheaper
than nine tenths of the uddilion-ihalf
the distance from the business center -
tor , where street car lines cannot bo
built. ( . ! . B. MVNK. < .
For further particulars call at my ollico.
Minvood Park
lots are beautiful.
CarrlngcB
Between my ollice and South Omaha
Monday fn-o of chargo. Take a ride and
bee the liveliest little city in Nebraska ,
outside of Omaha. C. 1C. MV.K ,
N. W. Cor. 15th and Harnuy.
uno
Lots sold in South Omaha this week.
There are not many loft. When these
lots are selling at double the present
price , within the next eight months , what
will you say if you neglect to got ono of
them ? The terms are easy. Take a ride
from my ollico to the little city Monday.
No charge , whether you buy or not.
C. E. MAYNI : NW. cor. 15th ami Harnoy.
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CnrrlaiiOH
Between my ollico and South Omaha
Monday frco of chargo. Take a ride and
sco tho'livoliost little city in Nebraska ,
onUilo of Omaha. C. K. MAV.VK ,
N. W. Cor. 15th ami Ilarney.
Limvood Paris , In Ijooated
nnar enough to the great packing and
business center ot South Omaha.
my oflieo and South Omaha
Monday frco of charge. Take a ridn and
bco the livclliiht little city in Nebraska ,
outside of Omaha. C. E. MA NK ,
N. W. Cor. 15th and Harnuy.
Now embroideries at Falconer's Mon-
Architects.
Isuao Hodgson & Son , W Iron Bank
Minneapolis ollico 3U Nio avenue. Jto.si-
dunces' , ollicus , etc.
1,200 , LOTS AT $150 $ EACH.
In George II. Boggs1 Iramouso Now Addi
tion to Omaba ,
Grand Private Sale on Monday anil
Tuesday , All Day , January
IMth nnd ISBth.
ON MONDAY and TIISDAY : wo will soil
at private sale , at the ollico of Hoggs A
Hill , 1408 Farnam stivot , these (1'OQ ( )
twelve hundred lots at S150 each , one-
lifth cash , balance at $10 per month or
at such other easy terms as may best suit
purchasers. The above prices
will bo good for these two days
only , after which there will bo
a heavy advance on prices. Thcso
lots are on the highest land in the whole
valley , precisely 8 } miles north of the
Union I'acnic shops. They are jusi where
they will bo needed for railroads , ware
houses , lumber and coal yards , packing
houses , car .shops , foundries , cornice
works , agricultural warerooms and the
thousand oilier kinds of business that
will bo sure to follow , and are at the sumo
lime good residence lots. The pro.spccl
for an immcn'-o increase in value
cannot bo overestimated when wo con
sider the fact that the Iowa roads cannot
get u foothold anywhere in the city , ex
cept by building a now bridge in the
vicinity of those lots. That a bridge will
bo built there can lie no reasonable doubt.
Those lots are unlike other lots now in
the market in the fact that homebody will
bo compelled to buy them , and that , too ,
at about your own price at an early date.
The longer you hold them the greater
price yon will rcali/.o when you do sell.
They will not spoil on your hands ; yon
will not fool that you are liable to lo o on
them fehould a little reaction como.
This is tlio ono and only investment open
to-day in all Omaha where you run no nM.
whatever of losing and have immeiir-iinili.v
greater chances for prolit than can be n
forcel you anywhere on any lots or re t1
estate. Itomombor Monday and Tui"- < ltv :
-Jan. 'Jt and M , at our ollico , MOM hirnum
St. , 1,300 lots at private sale $150 caci ,
only on these two days.
JiOWJSitHIMy ,
I Hit Kiirnnm St.
Howling ( Sroeii K. 1) . Tanner iV ; Co
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Lots sold in South Omaha this week.
There are not many Jeft. When tlii'so
lots are M-lliiig at double the present
price , within I lie next eight months , what
will you say if you neglect to got ono of
them ? Tim U'rms are oasy. Take a ride
from my ollico to the little city Monday.
No charge , whether .you buy or not.
C. K. 4\UNi : , N\V. cor. minimd Harney.
Howling ( Jrcou K. 1) . Tanner & Co.
riming tli UiidcrlmiHh ,
Whllo big sales am the fashion with tlio
majority of real cniato doiilorN , Mr. W. II ,
( Jreen , the real estate- agent at 31R South
Thiitccnth , is trying his best to cut out
borne of the underbrush , while the others
hack away at the heavy timber. Yester
day ho sold thu McShano & Schrouder
property on the corner of Kourtronthand
Loavenworth streets fur fg'i.OOU to Col ,
Scott , the prominent attorney. Mr.
Green has several more bargains like the
one jiihl sold , uud it will pay invobtoru to
look them up.
Our latest importation of embroideries
Will bo opened Monday.N.
N. 11. F.M.CONII : { .
Put this Sunday Ilr.i : in your pocket , go
out to Ito.so Hill with Lovgrcn iV Dalx.ell
and sue if wo have misrepresented it to
ypu , LovciiiK.v M DAI./.UX.
Sole Agents , 11C N. Sixteenth St.
