EVERYTHING CLEARED OUT ,
Valuable Property OartoJ Off Prom the
Oapltol Bj Member * and Hangera-On.
A COUPLE OF UNFORTUNATES.
One Old ManWIio Nccdsi Guardian
Because lie la a. Spendthrift
nnd Another llccauno
Ho Is Insane.
C1 Iriioit TIIK nr.r.'B t.is
Tlicclty was tn a hurry and bustle yes
terday by the tnutnbura , attaches and the
Inevitable nml irrcprcsslblo lobby ranking -
ing preparations to Icavo for home.
Chairs , desks , baskets , stationery , writ
ing utensils by the wagon load wore
taken from the capitol. All this valuable
property , which belongs to the great
commonwealth of Nebraska , was carried
nwa.y not only by the members , but by
the employes of both houses. To nay
that at least SlO.OOO worth of furnituru
n'.ul stationery was taken by the gang of
hungry wolves is putting It low. Next
session all these goods will have to bo
purchased again and Urn taxpayers will
have to furnish thu wherewith with
Which to do it.
A I'Alll 01 * U.Vl'OUTUNATCS.
Yesterday morning an interesting case
\ras on trial In the county court. A man
named PC tor Van lluren , aged about
forty-iivo years , was the defendant in a
case in which it was sought to prove that
ho is a spendthrift and MiotiUl be placed
in charge of a guardian. Uno'of tiio
loading witnesses was ( r. W. Mellinger ,
n justice of the peace at Firth , where also
Van Uiiron resides , lie testified that he
liad frequently seen Van Huron under the
inllucnco of drink , and was severely
cross-examined by Mr. llurr. It seems
that Van liurcn has been acting in a
manner which attracted the atleution of
his neighbors to such a degree that it was
supposed ho was no longer able to con
trol himself. A short time ago ho
received a pension of $1,800 and since
that time ho has been in receipt of a
monthly pension of about $1'J. It is
claimed that , notwithstanding this largo
pension , Van Huron is no better off now
than ho had been before ho received his
pension. The petition to have Van
liuron deprived of his right to care for
himself is sought to bo removed on the
atrcngtu of a petition signed by about
thirty people residing near him. The
spectacle of the poor old man is sad to bo
contemplated.
A nearly analogous cnso was found
yesterday before the board of insanity.
An old man , full of vigor , loading the
life of a bachelor on a farm near Wood-
lawn , was charged with being insana by
a neighbor named Otto Webb. The latter
formerly kept a saloon in this city , and
it seems that between him and the old
man the best of feeling docs not exist.
Wood claims that at times when ho is
out shots come very near him from Webb's
gun , nnd Webb says that whenever
he fires his gun if Moore is at home , the
latter seizes his gun andUircs out of the
house in the direction whence comes the
Bound of Moore's shot. The old man
tolls a straightforward tale and seems
not to bo at all disturbed by the accusa
tion. Tno case against him was not a
Tory strong one , and Webb seemed to
favor a postponement till to-morrow to
bring other witnesses. It is thought in
view of the shooting which has already
transpired that a serious meeting may
yet take place.
IIUILMNO NOTES.
ilonrv T. Clark , of Omaha , is in the
city looldng after his largo interests. It
is said , that ho will commence to build as
Boon as his material arrives. Ho has
ordered several hundred thousand brick
from St. Louis. The buildings which
Mr. Clark , will build will be for whole-
Bale and jobbing houses. Ho has the
best property andmost useful corners in
the city for that purpose.
K. 11. Andrua is building three fine
residence houses on 1C and Seventeenth
treots.
James Led with is making rapid strides
with his now three story brick on P
etrcet.
John Shcody is preparing to build a
three story bricfc building on-P street
over the ruins that remain of his building
burned a few nights ago.
'Iho Young Men's Christian association
yesterday purchased 100x110 feet on the
corner of N and Thirteenth streets for
$45,000 , | 20,000 cash down and the bal
ance on long time. It is the intention of
the association to build a fine four story
brick building and to rent all but a portion
tion of the lip-stairs , which will be re
served for the use of the society as a hall ,
library , reading room , oto.
J. J. ImholTa line $30,000 residence is
Bearing completion.
Charles Hammond's , Frank Shedon's ,
J. D. McFarland's and many other ex
pensive and gorgeous palaces are in tbo
course of construction , and it is safe to
Bay at least $500,000 will bo expended in
elegant mansions this summer in this
city.
AFTER APPOINTMENT.
Judge Tucker and Mr. Kinkaid , of the
now judicial district , are bore as appli
cants for appointment for the position of
judge. Both gentlemen appeared to bo
well endorsed , both by members of the
bar in that district and the influential
political loaders of both parties. The
governor will probably make the ap
pointment to-day or to-morrow , and it 13
I ) generally believed that Judge Tucker
* Will bo the lucky man.
A11OUT THE CIT.
Several parties have already made ap
plication to purchase the bonds which the
city will shortly issue for paving pur
poses. It is not settled yet whether they
will bo an absolute 0 per cent twenty
year or an optional 0 nor cent bond.
Parties who hare handled large quantities
of these bonds inform members of the
council that u G per cent absolute would
ell far easier and to bettor advantage
than a 0 per cent optional , as absolute
time of payment security is esteemed fai
nbovo an optional socurny even though
the latter boars greater rate of interest.
The following gentlemen wore at the
Capital hotel yesterday : C hallos W ,
Waite , W. C. Potter. J. G ,
Carey. F. F. Shaffer , Walter Morse ,
E. Drily , Jacob Wolfe , II. Johnson and
F. M. Carthy.
The Lincoln base ball nine is all here
and practicing for the coming season. A
match game will take place in a few
days between the Dos Monies and Lin
com teams at this place.
Paul Schunnko called at the oflico ol
the UEE to-dav , and with tears in his
eyes lovingly bid us good bye and said he
was exceedingly glad that the legislature
had dually met with its death , a thing he
thought it should , have mot some week :
ago. _
LETTHU LIST.
List of letters remaining uncalled foi
In the postotbco for the week ondini
April 1 , 1837.
Note Parties calling for theselotteri
will please say "Advertised , " giving th (
date at the head of the list , and inquire
for same at the "Ladles' Delivery Win
dow. "
To avoid mistakes have your mail ad
dressed to street and number.
OKXTLEME.V'8 LIST.
Adams a Albln U F
Adims 0 Anderson J P
Atkinson L O Anderson J J
AniBon A
Alexander J
Averlnk 11 Alberts I1
Byllu O lilosayer E
jirunwIckJ C Broun J N
Burkhead J 3 Honnet I
Hoycr J howle J
Hcas < liirpU II Klllmps U
Dears L Jtnynton 0 A.
Howlls 0 IJIIImetonJ
Unison P O lirecdon O
Iloyron 11 Jlhilr It
Hrxton J li llilnon J F
Holts J Jlrockway 0 11
JtollJ UlijnoH
Jlrown S 11 Uoydo T
HrailsliawM J lirarnor AE
Uicslcy Ua'jcock 1 <
HeUney.r 0 lliiycr Indian Sled Co
I laker G W llennrtt G
Huddle ( } Huck G
Hanker K K midc I !
Hiirsun 11 JIarrctt .1
Hhmk J II liuwun II
ISolimansson (1 Q
Clark I ) V Crowe I ) II
f'oxe lluv Chase li
Cooper J K Colo. )
Oarpcntrr S Cole K in
Cannon C Carlisle & Casement
Cullnla L Cnsselei A.
( 'nrlton A. Cran M
CVmickel T E Connor
Culeinan L U Cr.ttcn & Co
Cain M Cure \V A
Cuwiron J Clialles .1 V
Christpnson II Carper W-3
Clifton Cliattb.itiK A
Corey S A Castoeran K K
Conklln Clirotenson .1
Chamberlain J 1' Chris would 11V \
Coitstan ! Cm bu a 111C
Carlsnn A 1'
Doiitlicll I ) M Davis J M
Davis 1' O Delatiey & Shaman
Duhcliiuncr C DOSS c B
Dublin U Depucclo A.
Doss 11 Dalley (1 ( 1
Doollttlo C J Dowi-s S
L'urldson K Qctifoiir A
Dm forth J IKiiican J
Doyle .1
Klllcott K-3 Kdwards E 3
Kidtlltis K East T
Krickson ( J E Kverly L
KMredire 11 U Kwm.rU
Krons VV 1 * lillurY
Knnstrom C A
Franklin A Flint A
Fury a Fllclc H
Kalis C F Falriield J J
Fisher J Fcirrk's I'
Franklin W Karrou J
Qrlmrs J Goodwin A J
Uoldtliwall II D GrandlundJ 2J
U radio 1) ( lamer L
Cuodln C E Craves li
( Irimthsl ) J GullanderJ
lladstruin J 11 arn oy A
Hardy A L-3 Henry Hros. & Coats-
worth
IowIamlO3 ! Henderson O A
Hudson ( i llyiiesV H
llirschoflt U llutchlnvm II Q
lIotTmiitstcrli Henry V L ,
Hill O W Hey ward U
Harrison J HaislluJ
lynes W H JloltP
larnion J ti Hilton J
UORIUI P 8 lleatonV
- -Inmilton W Hamilton E R
loduir.an O Herelatrom J
lalulit AU Unruinn A
lunson A Heard L L
lolmus U A Henry K
sliind D Industrial Pub Co
uctklna V O Jensen H
olitison C A Joluibtoii J W
olfries J HK
Cutclium A Kloppner A II
vi-lley M 2 Kelley C ( J
rCraker J Kulley C
xclby .1 0 Kitker J
Cylo J F
.amphlur A L Llcdoss C 1 !
lawrcnco A O Douls 11-2
> aren O LinvllloJ M
Liuimnn II Lane J
fs F Lacy J A
Lidillc J Jaml ll 1' Y
jlster W T Law W
. . .liivllle J Luthola C
Uahouoy P Alurion K M
Marksman
ilurry M Alauratt F
JillurAW Monttcomcry J I )
Mcrriiatiiii A Jlvres J
Murray J lj
oore H F Marvin 0 D
lainu C P Muller C
Morinan J W .Maddorson U
MillbiorJ AUllory I
Molten-ton C Aleiklo
u'lo K U Maisby U S
Morralno D Miller 11 U-3
Mlllor 11 Mlttmiui 0
ilcKhuion McUlellan T
McMauagnl A MuMaiiaicl U
'IcCluroJ ' O McNoal J
ilclntlro U SlcKunney J R
IcOraUiJ McCabe G
> lcCart K U
ilcCarthy II
Newton J NorrlcoV T
Newton J Nelson J P
Norwood J Norruns F C
lrv 1) O'CodnellV
Ohrwall E Osrotii F U
Jswalel T Ofson J
O'Donahue J O'Haro J
Oilman L
Pruvne H E Paujmann W
Poiks W Pickering A. E
Pcckham II H Perry llros
Person E Pedersen P 3
Putnam F II Plnton C U
1'ierinan U I'arker JV
PettufordJ \ 1'attvrson J M
Plintter O Painter J 1C
Prime J
Qulnn W Quinn J A Q
KoyJ Rlttcr W 11
Koborts W 11 Hyan T K
Kussell J W Knberts J O.
Kus O Kvhn J U
Khcdes J Koboitsnn Paper Co
Robinson Li 8 lliukard Y G
Koss Cliarlua KokelerKS
norlands U T nichnrdsou M W
Koberts U E llauch I'
Strand S SuiallsV P
Suffy W H .SchlerO
Spauldlng 1' Stewart 11 II
Smith H Sheets U
muUllns II Sypliers T n
Kkimmurhoru Sreusaon AE
Stetlan A inelalr W
Smlthson T Sunenhaifou A
Swanson A Snider U II
Stanbure K Stuart A
Swfckart A F Stenek J
Sheimrd F E Selmeer F
Stroble F Sleluhman J
Salvatore M U Slier k J U
llverstlon L Shoody J
§ trawn O Surldgc C H
Shea. ) ( J Schwuceinmnn F F
Shlpluy I I bchwars W
Seleer II W Sicolppr K
Smith S Scott \V
Sorensen V Stevens OF
Shlnn J M Starleh M
SiemleY \ Shelter L S
Scott & Kosenburg
Trangor F P Taylor B 2
Tlmnions P F Turklngton G E
Tromwlth O Telford Q
Taylor H D Thompson II A
Torell B Turner C W b
Thomas C C Thomson J
Tobias E F Taylor S K
Tyler SM Tan nor D
UtleyJF
VtcolscnBAI Valletta C
Vulnn. 1 > Van Vechten G P
Webster W K Wood G U
WalsonG Welsh G 0
Wltura G F Wattle W
Wilson 11 S Williams C
Webber P C Wlnthor W
Wood T O Willis W W
Wheeler E Walcott A S
WyantsJ K Williams J A
Williams S Wilder A
Weber H Whalen W
Whalen W T Wcston C H
WenrF Went H
Walker J J Wilcox E II
Way E H \Vriloy M
Wells HL Wack
/.Inn H Ximmat A
LADIES' ' LIST.
Allen L Anderson tnrsM E ,
Alcorn mrs W P
Hurtan mrs S O liond rurs A
Habcock mrs P D Kones mrs M
ll.tllctte mrs J lirooks M
llettls mrs S S 2 DelcKloan M
Uanksinn Dates U
Basten M
Clifford C . Cinnamon M
Cusick E Cane mrs K
Caruv A Comaln uirs li O
Cunningham A. Cllntlck mrs U
Cooper uirs F Carper mrs W
Carlson A
Davis J N Donnelly mrs M
Downey mra F Dahl M
Eddy rars Q KrnltU mrs F
Earnest M KulngerK
Eugllsch
Fredrick A Foster mrs S F
Franco M I Fngan mrs
Floyd mrs E Fitch K
uirs l > r
Gordon M K Gannahan U 0
Gibbon sM GulbrAlth rare J T
dales L Glbsoa mrs 1
Gotiielr it Gardner A L
Hun E Hunt mraV
Hat mrs R A Harvey mrs S
Hammond U A Huston nus A 0
Hanson mrs K HundK
llUsen mrs 1S UaloL
In prim mrs A
Johnson 11 Johnson mrs M
Joliusonuin AT Johnson M
.lensen tars J Jones mra IIJ
Konuzal Keller y
Kotsch mrs F W Knulrman M
Kyle mrs J II Kaiser mrs M
IIKitigslnnd
Kitigslnnd mrs
Laphnn mrs S Lnwls mrs A A
Lambert mrs S Laiiu mrs E U
Larson C l.vnu S
Lult/.etis W Llnncrt J
Lawrence mrs E Lindenburc A
Miller N McAsser li
Meyer F T Maunlniiiirs C F
Morse J Moore mrs S D 3
Morris tnrs A McKco A B
Miller F Mnllinn K
Muller I , Malonpy mn E
Mulcolmmrs S Mullen mrs M E
McKay mrs McTaecart mrs M JJ
McCowin mrs II E McNcal mss E
McAutbSr mrs K McGuire mrs J F
Mclveuney A
Ness mrs ui Nusslcln A
Nesslo A Mlsou M
O'Connor E
Powers A Parker mrs N
Patrick mrs S Pallet ) uirs E
Porjer M Penny mrs E 3
Uyrn E Itawltzor mrs S
Koblnsoti L Itous3p.au mrs L
Kosc J Kolneck mrs S
Klchvillomrsja Itush M
Ulunor mr < * J Koss mrs B
Haas mrs MItcnnle lihulo uirs L
Itcnnle J E 3
Stafford mrs C li Stanlon II
Savage M Schooling U
Solk A Solllnger M
Stewart M .Sliuiit/.o C
Smith F Small mrs U
btenzpl mrsM Staler B
Sherwood mw C Spoils M E
Shutluy mrs Se\cre M
mrsSliprman 1
Tivlsetton mis A Theroln L
Topi I L Toppluit mrs 11 E
Velletteo H O Voorhcb L
\ odiic S-3
Wilson A-'J Wakellnc mrsJE-2
Warner M Walter M
Wethi'rell A P WHaiimnd mrs J
Wilson Ames A Wll-ou mi.s T
Wiuegard mrs A uirsS
Woods J
Yates mrs. ) S
Xlglnnrtrs E
C. T. COUTANT ,
I'ostmajter.
Captain John A. Doke'who recently
died in Kuntic ut the ago of oiirlity-.scven ,
attended the laying of the corner-stone of
the Bunkur Kill monument as a member
of thp Washington Artillery company , of
Huston , itnd was the last survivor ol thu
company as then constituted.
MOST FERFEOT MADE ]
Propnrpd wfth rtrlet regard to Purify , IStrongtli , nn/i /
lleiutbf ulnane. Or. PTIUI'B Baking Powder contains
IK > Ammonia , UmoJUnra or Phoophatos. Dr.l'rlco'e
{ * t > nfta Y T fH ltf > n1nP | otPflftvny | Hf tftTinly.
Cff. CHic ia.Kim ST. laoro
WHISKEY
Specially Illitllled for
Medlelatl U.e.
TIE BEST TONIC ]
UNEOUALEDfor CONSUMPTION
WASTING DISEASES and
GENERAL DEBILITY.
PERFECTS DIGESTION
DR. tDW L. WALMNtl , Surgeon
goon iu Cblpf , National Ujim
of K.J. , niilmi
"My attention won called t <
your Kojritnn * Malt Whtakujr bl
Mr. Lalor. IruRgl ) t , ol Trtntoa
and I II.ITS used a few bottle ;
with fir ktttor effect than an ; i
haTQ had. 1 &m reconiineuilinc
jour artlclo In my i > rvtlc < , < uic
flnj U terj atleUctc > rj. "
"
fTf The nnn1oc bM Ibi * Minsturt *
K1SMCU 4 UEMinLBUN
: ttl .
EISNER & MENDELSON
( Salt Agenti for tbe U R )
818.318 and 820 Raw St. , Philadelnhia. Pi.
Goodman Drug Co.Gonl.AgentsOmaha
Nebraska.
CORBET
SOMETHING NEW.
Warranted to nelthorbroakdown or
roll up In wear.
lone Cennlni without K1BO itimprd on lusKii of ContU
Try 111 It will M.t yimjMUUfjfjaMJtprMtiUj.
CHICAGO CORSET CO.
CHICAGO. NEW YORK.
Ask your retailer ( or ttio James MCIUIP , S3 Shoe
Cautionl bomo dealer ! recommend In Inferior
pooiU In order to miiUo a litrger proflt. Tills U
ttioOKIUINAI. | 3SIioo. llowaroof imitations
which acknowledge their own inferiority by nt-
tempting to build upon the rupututiou of the
original ,
None gtnuln * unliss bearing this Stamp ,
JAMES MEANS'
For GcnUemon , $3 SHOE.
I Mails In notion , Concroi nd
! . < , BEST CAi.r NMW. Unei-
celled tn Di'iiAHiiirr , COWIOIIT
ami ArncAHANCt. A imttal curil
onttoun will brine you Information
mation bow to zoi thl Shoe In
* T btita or ' 1 rrltorr.
3. Mean * dc Co. ,
U Lincoln Street.
Boston ,
_ Mass.
_ \ f
Our celebrated factory produce * a larger
4UHntlty of shoes ot this grade than any other
factory Im tbe world. Tliouiandi who wear
tuem will tell you tbe rtjuinu If you ask them
JAM KB MEANS' NUDE for DOTS U nnai > -
preached in Durability.
full llatt ol ibe IK > T Sheen for rale br
GKO. S.
612N. ICth St. , Omaha.
Ken nffcrlir from I r ,
WEAK N rvn Si l > IU < 7. of
.
I InforrnftUon of TftliM lofellmta.
NAISTOH IIMIIT CO. 10 Park Place , New Yark.
H utionOinaha B c
1119"
SPRING SUITS
To select from at the Misfit Parlors , which have been
bought at such prices , they will be sold at
50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
" 1119"
Spring Overcoats
To select from at the Misfit Parlors. These are a recent
purchase and can bo bought at comparatively your
own price. A call of inspection from you is solicited.
Ill
Pairs Pantaloons
t
To select from at the Misfit Parlors. These consist of
all conceivable styles in cut and patterns that ever
was intended for a pair pantaloons.
ANY ANY MAN POCKET
KIND , SIZE , OR BOOK ,
Can bo satisfied at the
MISFIT PARLORS
1119 FARNAM STREET ,
JY. B. Ont of the city receive ; > roujf / attention.
The C. E. Mayne Eeal Estate and Trust Co ,
N. W. COR. 15th AND HARNEY , OMAHA.
Property of every description for sale m all parts of tiio city. Lands for sale iu
every county in Nebraska.
A COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACTS
Of Titles of Douglas county kept. Maps of the city atato or county , or any other
information desired furnished free of charge upon application.
And many other complaint * cuied by
" "
5R
EVIDENCE OF 1887
A Prominent Buffalo Physician says :
IH-PI-AIO , N , Y. , Fob , 11 lv)7 )
Drllo-no , Clilcaen. 111. L'eir blr It li ram -thin ?
uniiKimi lor OIK- ill Iho meilk'Hl prffi--m HI tn I id r o
tin iulvortl BC artlrlu ; jet I tnko | il asuro III Itilorm-
Inn y u that oneif ) our Kloctilc llelts cimdmcof
rhcurattlMn frnni which I lui.l MiftVnxl 2yi'ar . I
Irivt ) reco-nniemlinl your Invention to at lotst forty
til my put enta HuflTenntt with chronic dUe.f-esot -
rloiit klntt' , vlt ; l-iilpltii Ion of the hi-iirt. nervous
diblllly , cpllcpny , iuejnintluialiilnt'ni | ' buck and
kldnoyis etc. etc. , etc All Iwvo pun.hnsHl unit
worn tin-in with most gratifying result- I otn : highly
recommend your Klectrto Uclti as posse nlnu Brest
ini-rlt. Fratcrnnlly vims ,
L I MrMKllAKT.M. D. M Nlnpira-at
A Clilcnaro Phisiciau Says ,
Ir Ilomo-Donrhir : 1 IHTJ uneil cver l klntl of
m-itinPtlc tinil Kli-clnc Itoltn on i-fttlonnuiitl mvat'lf
1 inn -hnnuftly Blvo tlin pn.'for < noj toynurs. liv nil
od . Ilnnco I c-inanilrto recommcnrt ymirn over all
otlu < r . Yours fraternally , J. ] l.Uiiino.v. M 1) ,
Jnn 14 , Itsr , Ollice , M Htit-t. ! , Chlciuo
A Physician Says. All of ily Patients
are Satisflod.
OKNKVA , N Ml..Inn 31,1W
IrW.J.Ttorne.Inventor-Dear KirI I n-i-ointnunl
your Kle > .trlclleluto all wlniHUiri-r w thanynorvcut
tiuulile , any chronlollvur or klcln. ) > U eii > > eH. All of
my patient that inounlng sour Klaetrlu Hell * ara
Kall > U d. Fraternally. M. I'liorsT , M n ,
PUyslclan und Burk'tun
A Minister of tiio Gorman Evansrclical
Church , Says :
I.rimiTov , AllORiin Co , Mich. , Fobs , t ff
Dr. W. J .Horno , Chtaieo , lll-l > r sir. Vour
Kl''Clrlo lloun iloall you claim. Ono of Iliam liplnrd
moot dyspepsia , rontlpitlon and Kencrul debility ,
1 would IlUn to Intro'tut-c your eoodt hero Will
you let mo have the agency for thin townghlpllr i > o
ulro your tonni. 1 unit'ie mlmater of the Ucrmaii
Kvaniiellcal Chtirihof l.olntiton. Itei vetfiilli ,
11EV , IjJUlS lint MM ,
Residence , Mlddlovll'e , Harry county , Mich ,
Neuralgia of the Stomach Cur oil.
CmsTMJT. IirJan 01 , l 7
nr Home -nenrMr I was Bufferlnu with neural
Klu of the > tonmc'i , and niOillcli'O conu'd to liavu no-
otToct even morphlno did not rolioro mo much The
Htuik woul 1 begin uvery evuolnit about nlnno'clock.
iinil last about sirjiours 1 sent for me of your l < ! lec-
tr o luitt. KOtlt nndput ItonJaliil havn't lutd tbe
lr * t flyiuptoiaof uauralgla elpco IHHI well plcnied
Vour truly , r A < j HAUCUUUT.
Dr. w , J , HORXR ]
f'olo Invontnr , Proprietor und Manufacture- ,
icnd ftatupforcittaloisue ,
C.YOUNC&SONS ,
3T.J.OUIS , MO.
33.OOO
SUPERB
ROSE
On hand. 145
Standard ForU
to chootit from.
lororsi.oe
by ezpran ,
eafe arrival
Kuarantcod.
fff ' KTV Immenie Mock
S K * w ( ° ' p' nt >
Nhrab * and Seed * . All thenovcltlet. Ourlllu * .
tratod C'Klulocu * It Invaluable to all who have , or
wiihtohavoKarden. Milled frue to applicant *
oo packace * of ouriup rlorFlow r Meed * , or
.T packBHC * of our tented Vecclttble Hccdiftf
ml.OO , poatpaid to any xMret * .
EVELYN COLLEGE.
For young women , Princeton. N. J.
Prospectus , full particulars , sent on ap
plication to J. II. McElvaine.
MURK CATAIIHU. TlMGrMtCHrmaa
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and book for t cntt la sumpn.
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The only road to tnke for DCS Molncs Mar-
shnlltown , Codnr llapldR , Clinton , Dlxon , Chic *
RO , Milwaukee und all points cant. To tiio peoPle -
Plo of Nobrnska , Colorado , Wyomlnp , Utah ,
Idaho , Nevada , Otojron , Wimhinjfton und Call-
fnrnln. It otrurs superior advantages not pout-
bin by nny other lino.
Araonun few of the numerous poInU of u-
nnrlorlty enjoyed by the patrons of this rotwl
betwern Omaha nnd Chicago , are Its two train *
aduy of UAV COACHES , which are the finest
tlint humnn nrt HiiJ Ingenuity can create. IU
PAI.AUIBI.EKIMNUCAHS , which tire models
of comfort and elegance. Its I'AULOK DKAW-
INi I'.OOM CAHS , tmsnrpnssed by any. and Ita
widely celebrated PALATIAL DININQ CARS
the equal of which cannot bo found clsotvhora
At Council 11 luffs the trains of the Union I'aolfla
Ilr. connect In Union Depot with those of tlie
Chicago k NoilhwGStern Hy. In ChlonRO tlie
trulns of this line miiko close connection with
thnso of all eaitern linos.
For Dotrolt , Columhu , Indianapolis , Cincin
nati , Niagara Fall * , Buffalo , Plttsburfr.Tnronto ,
Montrenl , Iloston , New Voric , Phlladelplila ,
Baltimore , WaihtnKton and all points tn the
east 1 nsk for a ticket via the
"NOKTnVVKSTEBN. "
If you wish the best accommodation. All ticket
aponts sell tickets Tin this lino.
II. HUGH ITT , B.P.WILSON ,
Gen'-Manager , OenL Pass'r Agent
Chicago , 111.
W. M. HAnCOCK. L. R. HOI.LES ,
Weslorn At-'ont , City Pnss'r Agent ,
Omaha , Nebraska.
TUB
CHICAGO SHORT LINE
OF THE
The Host Jtnutc from Oitutha and
Council Bluffs to
THE E.A.ST
Two Trains Daily Between Omaha , Coun
cil Bluffs
Chicago , AND Milwaukee ,
St. I'aul , Minneapolis , CedarKapids ,
Rock Island , Frecport , Rock ford ,
Clinton , Dubuque , Davenport ,
Elgin , Madison , Junesville ,
fteloit , Winona , La Crosse ,
Aud all other Important points Bast , Northeast
und Southeast ,
For through tickets call on the Ticket Agent
Hi HOI Kurnam street , ( In I'axton hotel ) , or at
Union Pacific Depot.
Pullman Sleepers and the finest Dining Cars
In the world are run on * he mainlines of tbe
OniOAOO , MlLWAUKEC It ST. 1'AUf. UAU.WAY
anderery attention Is paid to paseugers by
courteous employes of the company ,
It MH.UEH , General Mnnnjrer.
J , F. TCCKIO , Assistant General Manarer.
A. V. It. CAKi-iKTEH , General I'Msouyer and
Ticket Agent
UKO. U. ilKArronn , Assistant General Pa * >
songnr and Ticket Agent.
J. T.GI.ARK , General Superintendent.
SOUTH OMAHA
Beautiful Residence Lots
Also Business Lots
i I
On the largo map of Oinnha and observe that the two and otic-liult milo
belt from the Omaha postofficc runs south of suctiou 33 and through
the north end of South Omaha.
TARE A STRING
And pencil , then get one of J.M. Wolfe & Go's maps of Omaha and South
Omaha combined ,
PUT TOUR FINGER
On the string at 13th and Faruarn , Omaha's busines center , and your
pencil on he string at where Bellnvue street enters South Omaha from
the north.
THEN DRA W
A circle and note wher J
SOUTH OMAHA
Is , and also that many "Additions , " "Places" and "Hills" are far
OUTSIDE
This mngic 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
nnd make valuable the property :
First The growth of Omaha , which has and alwaj's will follow the
transportation lines.
Second All the great railroads center there , thus making it the beat
manufacturing point of any in or near 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
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 best locations are being taken
Make your selections now :
Lots that sold for § 300 in 1834 cannot now be bought for $3,000.
TISIE "VI-A-ZDITOTS
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 dou
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 * ,
a ddrefis ,
C. E. MAYNE ,
Agent for the South Omaha Land Company
N.W. Cor. 15th andHarney.
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