THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY. MARCH 2r ( 1887. v.H
PROCLAIMING TREE PLANTING
Governor Thayer Designates Friday , April
* 22 , as Arbor Day ,
A GENERAL OBSERVANCE URGED
ffho Lincoln Republican Primaries
Called For Saturday , April 2 No-
tntloH 1'ubllo Commissioned
Capital City News.
Iritost THEIUIK'S USCOLX IIUIIKAU. !
In thcso closing days of the legislature
there is a world of comfort in reading the
bcnilicont and benoficlal Arbor day proc
lamation as issued by Governor Thayer ,
Which , in the riot of unreason and unrea
sonable law-making , points the way to
certain nnd practical good , in which
very man , woman and child in the state
Can take an active part. The perusal of
the governor's message will call to mind
tlio well grounded truism that recites the
common benefits that accrue to the com
monwealth from the act of any man who
nusos ono tree to grow where none have
grown before. The following is Governor
Inaycr's proclamation :
To the People of the Stnto of Nebraska :
By our statute. Arbor day tills year falls on
Ftlday , the 2 ! < \ of April. This Is also a holi
day. 1 invite the attention of the people of
Nebraska to Iho observance of this day nnd
urge them to spend It In the roost appropriate
manner by dovotinir themselves to tree plant
ing on that day. The rapidity with which
our forests In this country are denuded of
trees U a subject of the most serious Import
to all the people , and the most effective way
of counteracting the elTeuts is by tieo plant
ing. When one contemplates the aspect of
Nebraska to-dny , here ana there dotted w Ith
groves , and contrasts It with what U was
when our prairies were treeless , no argu
ment will bo needed to convince anyone of
tbo vast and bcnllicent results of this most
wise and far-seeing practice. The enhanced
value of lands resulting from this custom. In
the establishment of which Nebraska has
taken the lead. Is more than a mifllclont coin-
- - jiormtlon for the labor. The Increased value
of the lands cannot bo oveiestlnmteil , and It
should bo borne In mind , that in planting
trees the people are accomplishing most
valuable results , not only for the present , butter
tor future generations. While forests are
being destroyed , forests should bo mode to
grow , i trust every citizen In the state will
appreciate the Importance of devoting nt
lonst one day in the year to the planting of
trees. Lot soldiers plant trees at the graves
of deceased comrades , and lot cemeteries bo
ornamented with trees. Let all the lawns
and grounds surrounding dwellings bo beau
tified with trees. Let tno 2Jd of April bo
thus devoted to this cause , and the blessings
resulting from It will bo experienced far Into
the future.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
my hand , and nfllxcd the Urtat
Heal of the State of Nebraska.
Done at Lincoln , this 25th day of
JL. S.I March. In the year of Our Lord.
Ono 'Ihousand .Eight Hundred and
KIghty-sovon. the Twenty-first
year of ttie State and of the Inde
pendence of the United States , the
One Hundred and Eleventh.
JOHN M. TUAYBR ,
JJy the Governor :
( .5. L. LAWS , Secretary of State.
AirricLKS or INCORPORATION.
The State Bankot Hartington has Glcd
articles of incorporation with the secretary
of state , the place of business being Hart-
Ingtou , Cedar county. The amount ol
capital stock is $25,000 , divided into
irharcs of $100 each , to bo paid up when
tlio bank begins business. The bank
commences business with the tiling ol
the articles and itfl indebtedness is limited
to two-thirds of the capital stock. Tliu
Incorporators of the bank are W. P
Mauley , Lev ! Kimball , A. M. Merrill , M
B. Merrill and W. D. Gould.
The Hastings Improvement company
of Hastings , Neb , , "also files articles of in
corporation at the state. The principa
business of the company is to construe
end operate a street railway in the city
of Hastings to bo operated by cable or
electricity if the company may so elect
Tno capital stock of the company is
60,000. divided into shares of $100 each
tbo entire sum to bo paid up within two
cars. The corporation is to continue
fifty years nnlcss sooner dissolved , am
( ho indebtedness is limited to 130,000
Tlio incorporators are J. U. llcartwcll
O. B. Ueartwell , C. P. Webster , J. J
# Womplo , James Laird , E. G. Webster
H. Bostwick and AugusMcDonald.
The Nebraska City board of trade ha
filed articles of incorporation , with
business eot forth to promote the com
merclal , manufacturing and genera
welfare of Nebraska City. The capita
stock of the board is $100,000 , in shares
at $100 each , to bo paid as may bo called
for by the board of directors. The cor
porate existence is to run from the 23d
aay of March , 1887 , to an even data Ofty
years in the future. The business of the
board is vested in nlno directors elected
Irom the stockholders , usd at no time
shall the indebtedness contracted exceed
one-half the capital stock. The incor
porators of the board are K. S. Hawley ,
W. K. Hill , James Reed , W. A. Cotton , I.
W. Robinson , D. P. llolfe , J. Mctealf ,
Robert Lorton. M. M. Steinhouso , II. H.
Bartling and U. W. Sfaewoll.
BONDS REGISTERED.
In the oflice of the auditor of state yes
terday the following bonds wore regis
tered : Lincoln precinct , Jefferson
county , 15,000 : Jefferson precinct , Jeffer-
. . on county , $5,000 ; Fairbury precinct ,
-ieflbrson county , $40,000 ; Spring Creek
precinct , Thayer county , $10,000 ; Hebron
precinct , Tliaycr county , $30,000. These
bonds are coupon bondsTunning twenty
years , optional for redemption at ton
, bearing 0 per cent interest.-paya-
lo semi-annually. They are issued in
Bid of the construction of the Chicago ,
Kansas & Nebraska railway , now in
course of construction through the
Southern part of the state.
NOTARIES COMMIbSIONKn.
Governor Thayer yesterday issued the
following commissions to notaries pub
lic : C. E. Hall , Dccatur. Hurt county
William H. Jamison , Newport , Brown
county E. J. Overing , liennington , Box
rliuttu county ; Burton F. Oilman , Car-
Mvlo , Box Butte county ; Darwin W.
white , Wollsvillo ; Cheyenne county
Thomas Merolor. Imperial , Chase county ;
George J. Paul , Omaha ; G. S. Ambler ,
Omaha. A number of other applications
remain to bo acted upon and the stream
of applicants pours in continuously. The
number of people who desire to become
Notaries are in the thousands.
llErUlU.ICAN I'KIMAIUES.
The republican city committee , com
prising Messrs. K. C. Manloy. W. C.
Lane. S. J. Alexander , F. M. Hull ,
Charles H. Foxworthy , U. O. Bell and B.
llingor , huvo issued their call for the pri
maries and convention for the coming
citj'election. The primaries for the con
vention will bo held on Saturday April 3 ,
from 2:30 : to 7 p. m. , ut the following
places : First Ward Engine house No. 3.
Second Ward Engine house No. 1.
Third Ward Green slumberofllco , Four
teenth street. Fourth Ward Howard's
ehop. Fifth Ward Goisslor'a store ,
Thirteenth and E streets. Sixth Ward-
Btatlon house , Twenty-seventh and R
streets , The city convention will bo hold
Monday , April 4 , at Temple hall in the
afternoon and will be composed of mnetj
delegates.
ABOUT THE CITT.
The secret citizens' committee , which
Was composed of a majority of demo
erats and direct strikers for the State
Journal , nominated John Fitzgerald toy
mayor , and it was understood yesterday
thut he would accept the nomination and >
snake the race. This nomination was nol
unexpected under the pronounced coal
ii3.
itlon of the Journal with the democrats
The committee was in secret session yes
tonlay , attempting to complete the
ticket ,
Sheriff Mollck and Deputy Ncwburg i ,
Who attended to the execution of JacK
Marion nt Beatrice , returned homo voster-
day afternoon nnd reported that all wont
oft in excellent shape , with Marlon the
calmest man in the crowd. Everything
about the city was vcrr quiet and or
derly.
The reckless Manner of hack proprie
tors hiring drunken nnd reckless hack
drivers ought to ho stopped. The other
evening hack 49 , of liohannon Bros. ,
handled by It seems a drunken driver ,
was waiting at the opera house for pat
rons , and Representative Watson met
his archil-lit through patronizing it. It
it had been women or children the
drunken man would liavo lias u runaway
just the same and n much worse accident
might have occurred.
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A niSAItBVOYAOE.
Otiiabn' * Citizen * Wltnerj a Strange
Cm ft nnd Grew Pnsn By.
Amid the tumbling , sweeping chunks
of Ice , pieces of wreckage nnd other
debris , being swept to the gulf via the
Missouri , past Omaha , a remarkable
spectacle was noted about 0 o'clock last
evening. Several of the men employed
at the caissons of the bridge were at
tracted by an unusually dark object com
ing toward them from the north. They
watched it closely as the turbulent water
bore it swiftly to them and soon it sailed
by them , nnd after conjecturing they dis
covered as it passed that It was a boar
seated on a cake of ice. It seemed very
uneasy and dipped its nose into the muddy
whirling stream , and then threw It up
with a grunt. It turned around and
round , evidently looking for something
more permanent upon which to spring ,
but in vain. Ono of the men
on the bridge threw' down a huge
plank which splashed in the swollen
tide about four feet behind the rapidly
moving bruin and his fragile craft. It is
believed to bo the same animal which
passed Bismarck several days ago , and
men who are acquainted with the spring
pranks of the river , say it is quite note-
worty , that the animal should have rid
den so far and survived the vigorous toss
ing it must have received. Telephonic
communication has been had with
points further down to ascertain what
was the ultimate result of the strange
rule , without anything definite being
learned.
SARATOGA THEATRICALS.
An Interesting ; Performance at Ly
ceum llnll.
The Lyceum Theater company of Sara
toga will close its season by a grand per
foruiancc to-night at Lyceum hall , Sara
toga.
The first part of the 'programme Is as
follows :
Overture Second Infantry Orchestra
Soug , "Always Talco Mother's Advice" . .
Miss Clara lluxhold
Prize Contest Recitation "Tho Polish
, , - _ , , 1 Miss Maude McKay
U ° T JMIss
Annie Cial
Solo , "WhoTreads the Path of Duty ? " . .
( Mozart ) Mr. J. A. Bellman
Recitation , "Wlllura's Watermelon" . . . .
. Mr. L. 11. Haer
Recitation , selected Miss Jean Ruby
Song , "Mrs. Jones' Musical Party"
f. „ Mr. L. 11. Uacr
Music , Selection , Orchestra
Part second consists of a society drama
in two acts , entitled , "Above the Clouds. ' '
The cast of characters is as follows :
Phillip Rlngold , "Crazy Phil. " a Moun
tain Hermit Mr. J. 11. iarls
AlticdThrope , aClty Nabob. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mr. Louis Lltllcfleld
Amos Oaylord , a Country Gentleman. . . .
Mi.Y. . U. Rustln
Howard Uayfard. his Son
Mr. Dave U. Christie
Titus Turtle , a Gormand Mr. .1. K. 1'iiu-o
Curtis Chlpmau , "Chips , " In the Koiuh
Mr. G.V. . Crals
Nat Taylor , Thorpe's Portojte
Mr. W. F. McKenzie
Grace Injralls , a youne Artist. . . . . . .
Miss Flora Ward
Ilesto" Thorno , Oaylord's Housekeeper. .
. . . . . . . .Mrs. llnttle Wheeler
Susy Gay lord , Uaylord's Mother
. . . . . . . . . . . .I. . . . Miss Annlo lluxhold
Lucictla Ucrrlsh , "So romantic"
Miss Sophia lluxhold
A large number of people from Omaha ,
it is understood , will attend the perform
ance.
ARMY MATTERS.
Beautifying a Post Other Military
Notes.
General Hatch , commander of Fort
Du Chosne , writes that he is bound to
make that post the beauty spot of the De
partment of the Platto. Ho is planting
1,000 trees around the fort and will seed
fifteen acres in the vicinity , so an to make
np immense lawn. A target range is
also being prepared.
General Dandy is rushing the plans
and specifications for the new buildings
nt Fort Robinson. Work will bo com
menced probably in May.
Lieutenant Kenuan and General Crook
are expected to return from Fort Russell
to-morrow.
Mrs. General Crook nnd Miss Kate
Field made a call at urmy headquarters
yesterday morning. They then drove lethe
the fort nnd witnessed u parade and
skirmish drilll by the soldiers.
Runaway Team.
A violent runaway occurred about 3 p.
m yesterday. A team attached to a car
riage ran swiftly along Hurnoy street ,
and when opposite Eby's implement es
tablishment , west of Thirteenth fatroct ,
they jumped on the sidewalk , which was
thickly covered with plow * and other im
plements. They became entangled and
were caught The pole of the vehicle
was broken and the fetlock * of the horses
cut severely. They walked off , however ,
easily and are not seriously injured. No
one was hurt. The name of the owner
could not bo obtained m tno crowd.
If you are afflicted with rheumatism ,
neuralgia , gout or other bodily pain , or
if you have a sprained wrist or ankle you
ought nt once to procure a bottle of Sal
vation Oil , the greatest cure on earth for
pain. It only costs 25 cents a bottle.
"Lot the poor Indian ! " dying with
cold. Won't Home "good Samaritan"
scud him a bottlii of Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup ?
A California editor thinks that repub
lics are ungrateful , and , apparently , he
has reason. Ho says : " \Vo wrote up a
whole paper of 'able articled" about ban
Bunlty county left nothing to write
about printed CO.OOO copies , lost | 275 ou
the venture , knockcil'ilown it < llny , lying
tloR before wo could collect what wo did
get , broke our list nu the scoundrelly
cur's teeth , Rot blood poisoning , hud
tlirco doctors waiting on us ami didn't
got out of bed for three months. "
ThoCatiso of Consumption.
Scrofula , manifesting in blotches , pim
ples , eruptions , salt-rheum , and -other
blemishes of the skin , is but too nut by
and by to infect the tissues of the lungs
also , and result in ulcenition. thus end
ing in consumption. Dr. Picrco 8 "Golden
Medical Discovery" will meet and van
quish the enemy in its stronghold of the
blood and cut It out of thn system. All
druggists.
Peter Shelloubargor , of Hartville , O. ,
- killed a fat cow and found in her stomach
a butcher buifo seven inches long , with a
keen edge and. a sharp point. It bad
lacerated the coating of the stomach H
little , but the cow scorned none the worse
for it. Thn knlfo had been missing since
- last September , when it was probably
. fed to the cow with potato peelings.
Humors run riot in the blood nt this
season. Hood's Saraaparllla , expels every
impurity and vitalizes and enriches the
blood.
STEALING WHISKT B.YHURLS
Chnrlcs Seymour Detected In tlio Act
Police Court.
A mnn named Chnrlcs Seymour was
arrested by Officer MolJride yesterday
charged with stealing cloven whisky bar *
rels from P. Connelly & Co. The evi
dence showed that ho was guilty and
that ho hnd sold the barrels to Her & Co ,
and the Woodman linseed oil works. He
was sent up to the county jail for thirty
days.
. Judge StcnbcJg yesterday morning ;
disposed of six ditmks , three of whom
wcro fined nnd three released. Among
the latter was a rustler from western
Iowa. The police had picked him up
from the sidewalk , where ho was lying
dead drunk. Ho had f 125 nnd a gold
watch and chain in his pocket. The only
wonder was that some thief did not go
through him.
"You ought to bo thankful , " rrmarkcd
thd judge as ho discharged the old fellow ,
"that you weren't robbed of ovcryttung
you had. "
u\Vnl. judge , " replied the culprit ,
scratching his head meditatively , "I
reckon I am. This ver ' 11 teach mo M
lesson , you bet. We Iowa men oan't
stand Omaha whisky noways.1
Several vagrants were discharged and
thruo were sent up to the county jail.
Rail Mote * .
The floods which have damaged the
Northern Pacific road have made busi
ness brisk for the Union Pacific. Every
day witnesses tlio arrival of a new party
of travelers who tried to west via the
Northern Pacilic and failed. The latter
road has reached an agreement with the
Union Pacific by which its ticket can bo
exchanged for those of the latter road.
Applications for passes still continue-
to ( low in. They arc of course promptly
refused on the score of iho iutor-stato
law.Vice
Vice President Callaway , of the Union
Pacific , has returned from a trip to Unite ,
Montana.
Gregg , the foot runner , desires it un
derstood that ho did notstriko the woman
who complaint against him in police
court. The assault , ho says , was entirely
on ono side.
MOST PERFECT MADE ]
rrepared with etrict regard to Portly , Strength , an !
IleaUhfulneeB. Dr.Priee'sB&UngPowdorcontalns
no AramoDla.Ltme.Alnm or Phosphates. Dr.Prlco's
- ' ' ' VfinlllAf.nrapn , Otg , , flgYOf I '
BUCK WOIF !
Or Black Leprosy , 1s a dictate which is considered
Iccurabln , but it has yielded to the curative proper-
lira of SWIFT'S Hrecirio now known nil OUT the
world us S. S. S. Jlrs. Billcjr. of Wet Somcrrille ,
Mass. , near Boston , wai attacked ecvernl years ago
with thlj hideous black eruption , and naa treated by
the beet medical talent , who could only say that thd
diicato was a species of
-W3PROSY-
tnd consequently Incurable. It Is Impossible to de
scribe her sufferings. Her body from the crown of
her bead to the soles of her feet was a mass of decay ,
masses of flesh rotting on nnd leaving Rrcat cavities.
IIcr fingers festered and three or four nails dropped
off at one tune. Her limbs contracted by the fearful
ulcfration , and for several } cars she did not leave
her bed. Her Vteight T/OS reduced from 125 to GO Ibs.
1'crhaps some faint idea of her condition can bo
cleaned from the fact that three pounds of Cosmo.
Una or ointment were used per neck In dressing her
crea. Finally the phjnlcions acknowledged their
defeat by this Black wolf , and commended the euf-
f erer to her all-wise Creator.
> Iler husband bearingondcrfnl reports of the HM
of Sinn's bricirio ( S. 8. U. ) , prevailed on her to
try it as a last resort. Bhe began its UK under pro.
test , but soon found that her system as bclnz re
lieved of the poison , ai the sores uinmed a redana
healthy color , os though the blood was becoming
pure and active. Jlrs. Bailey continued the B. B. 8.
until last February ; every sore was healed ; she dis
carded chair and crutches , end was for the first time
hi twelve years a well woman. Her husband , Mr.
U. A. Ilallcy , Is In business at 17 * Illackstono Street ,
Boston , aud will take pleasure in Riving the detail !
of this wonderful cure. Bend tons for Treatise oa
Blood and bkin Diseases , mailed free.
'I'm fawirr Sricurio Co. . Drawer 3. Atlanta. Oik
BALL'S
CORSETS
"BONED WITH KABO.
The ONLY COnSET made that ran bo rotnrned
bv Ita nurcha.er attr TUKKK WJtKlVII
WEAR If not found
PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY
In everr respect , and Its price refunded by seller.
Made In a variety of atylei and prices. Sold br first-
clats dealers ovnrywhere , llewar * of worthless Iml-
tailona. Nont gannlne without Ball's nam * on box.
v CHICAGO CORSET CO. ,
tO2 FRANKLIN STREET. CHICAGO.
A0 > Broadwatr. New York.
ba a ptiltlT * nrnxlj fer th abvra dtoMwi ky IU na *
tb sa 4a af CUM ( lb wcni kl 4 aad t
bab * * sira4 UtfM4aatlei > * flal > rraltll
tkal I will Mod TWO SOTTLM rail , K > cU < r with a VAk.
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| Cw * t , O. wiHrssi. DK. t. A. UACUM.W rMrtSt N.
t WMt Kcl * Kf * r err d Vrom M * . KUcr
CALIFORNIA "TT ° $60
WSIGLER'S Grand Pullman Car Excursions ,
Ierony conducted , leav * Cblcago , St. Lee Is.
Kansas ( aty. Omaha and othar Western Cltlc *
BiooUily , for California , * vr th * 0. B. * Q. and th
MEAT SCENIC ROUTE % ?
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B. O. BIOL.U. alaoMtr. t * Clark titroM. CJUCABO ,
1 "t
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If not , go nt one- and meet with your surprise
as many others have mtt with. I'ow can find
more el-gance on display in the shape of
CLOTHING FOJt SI AN than was ever be
fore displayed at any one time during the cx-
islenie of man.
.A.11 1-Te-w Goods
At prices Ice > than ever was heard , conslttlny
of
Spring Overcoats
SPRING SUITS
AND PANTALOONS
In one endless variety of cut and pattcrnany
shape , size or Btyle , to suit any style of man
or any strc pocltct-booJc. An inspection is in
vited. Xo trouble to show the stock.
Business is tlio Watchword at tlio
MisfitParlors
1119 FARNAKI STREET.
.2V. U. ' Orders outside our cMy receive our
prompt and careful attention.
RELIABLE JEWELER.
Watches , Diamonds , Fine Jewelry , Silverware
The largest slock. Priced the lowest. Repairing a specialty . Work warranted.
Corner Douglas and 16th streets , Omaha. Licensed Watchmaker for the Union
Pacific Railroad Company.
The G. E , Mayne Real Estate and Trust Co ,
N. VT. COR. 15th AND HABNJCY , OMAHA.
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Property of every description for Bale in all parts of the oity. Lands for ialt In
every connty in Nebraska.
A COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACTS
OX Titles of Douglas county kept. Maps of the city state or county , or any oth a
information desired furnished free of charge upon application.
On Agent ( Htn-jiant only ) wanted In mry town for
Everybody Trnnta "Tanaill's Pimoh" Bo cigar
now ; tfioy wore always Rood but of InU1 they
Imvo improved. 1 heartily approve of your
way of doing Duslncss , jou aio Huro toboldund
increase your trndo.
A. AHBNU , Druggist , Chicago , 111.
ADDRESS , R. W. TANSILL & CO. , CHICAGO
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. ltctric-jJLlr Itf dlrKtly through all wctk ptrti.tmor-
ltiglh.m'VV'-Iohealth ndVliorou Bertnjtch. tltctric
-jX/O-f.lllntuntlT or weforf.lt 5OCC Inmh.
Urtateit ImprovemctitioTer All othtr belli. Wont r ici per *
mindtljrurfdliilhrMinoDtbJ. B l < d pimnhl l4c. tump
The Biadtn Eleetrie Co. 109 USalle it. Chloiflc >
KZ2YSTONX2
MALT
WHISKEY
SpeelmHr Distilled for
Mcdlelatml Pse.
THE BE T TON 1C 1
UNEOUALEDfarCONSUMPTIOK
WASTING DISEASES an *
CENERAL DEBILITY.
PERFECTS DIGESTION
DB. XDW. L. WALLINO , Sur
g on In Chief , National Quart
ofK.J.wrllM :
"Mr attention WM eallrd tc
your Ktjiton * Malt WhUk r bj
l r. Lalor , Drugflit , of Trenton
ami I hav "ui d ftw 1 > 0U |
with far boUar cffact than any }
hai bad. Tain ncomrneadlnt
yocr artlcls la my prncUc * , tut
Ond U very aatUUotory. "
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EISNER A MENDELSON.
( Sol Aj.nu tor tbi B. S )
316.818and820RaMSL.PhiladtlDMa.Px .
Goodman Drug Co.Gonl.AgentsOmaba
Nebraska. <
Askyonr retailer for tno Jnmea Means , $3 Shoe
Cautlonl Some doixlcrs recommend In Inferior
tooJs In order to make a Inrtror profit This l §
iho01tiaiNALS3Slioe. Beware of imitations
which acknowledge their own Inferiority bjr nt-
tempting to Duild upon the rtputatlon of the
original.
None gtnuln * unUii bearing this Stamp ,
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For QonUemtB , 4tfl S&HOI & !
I ' Mad * In Button , Conmu and
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nd AFPKARANC * . A poiul curd
tent ton * will bring yon Information
mation bow togi thu Shoe In
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J. Means Jk Co. ,
U Lincoln 8tr t ,
Doiton ,
Mas * .
Our celebrated factorr produces a larger
quantity of ihoea ot tUU jrrado than any other
factory IB the world , Thou and who wear
them will tell you the reason If you ask them.
JAMU MKAMHa 8UOK lor Oor Uunap-
proachcd In Durability.
ftlUlMt of U > abore 8boi for tali br
GEO. 8. UILLE I ,
612N.16tk St. , Omaha.
C.YOUNC&SONS ,
ST.J.OUI8 , MO.
33,000
SUPERB
ROSE
On hand. 12S
Rtandnrd Sorts
to cheese from.
lOCorHl.OO
by azpress ,
tafo arrival
Runrantend.
Immense stock
of Plunt * ,
Nhrnl andBeedi. All the norcltlci. Ourlllui.
tratod VAtnloKue In Invaluublo to nil who nave , or
wuhtohiweaimrdon. Mailed free to applicant *
BO pocfcncea of our luperlnr Flower 8emii. or
S uuckHico of our tcited VegelubU MewUreT
1.OO. potlpalil to any uddrpja.
NERVITA * t t\\j \ \ ran *
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FOR SALE.
A Inrgo number of recorded Forcberon nnd
Clydesdale Stallions. Also Home Bred Colts.
Kvcry amnwl guaranteed a breeder. Prices
reasonable and terms ousy. Our slock Ima been
selected with reference to both Individual
merit and pedigree. A Inrgo number of our
Blulllons re acclimated and Colts of tbelr got
cnn ho shown. York is on the B , & M. n. a ,
nwo hours' rldo west of Lincoln. For cata-
IORUOB And further Information , Address. .
KUX A FAHIIHACH , Tork.H b.
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF TUB
The Best Route from Omaha and
Council Bluffs to
THE E3.A.ST
Two Trains Daily Between Omaha , Coun
cil DlufTs
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. Paul , Minneapolis , CedarRapidi ,
Rock Island , Freeport , Rockford ,
Clinton , Dubuque , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , Jnnesville ,
Beloit , Winona , La Crosse ,
And all other Important points Bast , Northeast
nnd Southeast.
For through tickets call on the Ticket Asront
atltOl Furnarn street , ( la Faitou Hotel ) , or Rt
Union 1'aclHo Depot.
Pullman Bleepers and the flnit Dlnlnr Can
In the world are ruu on the molallnua of U )
ClIlOAOO , MlLWAUKEU & BT. PAUL lUir.VTAT ,
and every attention Is paid to pauenKori bjr
courteous employes of the company ,
IL MILLKB , General Manager.
J , K. TOCKBD , Assistant Qoneral Manager ,
A. V. H. CAHfeMTcn , Qenorol I'MiWDKOr and
Ticket Asent
QEO it. iUArronn. Assistant General Pas-
sonjfor and Ticket A ent.
J. T. OLAUK.GeaeraJ Uuperlntendent.
SOUTH OMAHA
Beautiful Residence Lots
i
Also Business Lot < l
On the largo map of Oinnha and observe that the hro nud oue-lmU rnila
bell from the Omaha poaloffice runs south of section. 03 aiid through
the north end of South Omaha.
TAKE A STRING
And pencil , then get one of J.M. Wolfe & Go's maps of Omaha and South
Omaha combined ,
PUT YOUR FINGER
On the string at 13th nnd Faruam , Omaha's busiues center , nnd your
pencil on ho string at where Bellevue street enters South Omaha from
the north.
THEN DRA W '
i *
A circle and note wherO
SOUTH OMAHA
Is , and also that many "Additions , " "Places" and "Hills" are far
OUTSIDE
, r
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This magic circle.
THEN STOP
And think a minute what will make outside property increase in value ?
THE GROWTH OF OMAHA
Is all that will enhance the value of real estate other than ] at ] South
Omaha. At the latter have three
point wo important factors to build up
and make valuable the property :
First The growth of Omaha , which has and always will follow the
transportation lines.
Second All the great railroads center there , thus making it the best
manufacturing point of any in ornear the city ,
Third
THE IMMENSE STOCK YARDS INTERESTS
Dressed Beef Business
and Pork Packing Industry
Will make a town of themselves.
SEVERAL NEW PACKING HOUSES
Going up this year. '
A Gigantic Beef Canning Establishment 4i
To be put into operation at once.
Away your day of grace when you do not get an interest in South Omaha
before a higher appraisement is made. The beat locations are being tnkea
Make your selections now :
Lots that sold for $300 iul8S4 cannot now be bought for $3,000.
E 'VI.A.IDTJOTS
Over the railway track will make safe and splendid thoroughfares between
this city and South Omaha. . %
A STREET CAR LINE
Will run to the Stock Yards this year. The minute it does lots will double -
ble in value , as this will afford quick and cheap transportation either by
Dummy , Cable or Horse Cars.
For further information , maps , price lists , and descriptive circular * ,
address ,
C. E. MAYNE ,
Agent for the South Omaha Land Company
N.W. Cor. 15th andHarn ey.