OMAHA TATTY STTNDAV. JTTNTR fi. 1Sft7 TWTCTATR
THE HELD FOR EVANGELISTS ,
According to Dr. Helwig It Oovora the
World ,
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CHRISTIAN CHURCHES WANTED ,
Zbcy Arc tlio Only Means of Solving
the Momentous i'rutjtrina of
Intemperance , Socialism
nntl Annrcliy.
Church Extension Meeting.
The church extension anniversary oc
curred In tlio evening. Hev. A. W.
.Lilly , I ) . D. , of York , Pa. , prcshlud.
Kev. K. F. liurtholomcw , of Carthage ,
111. , and Her. P. A. Hollinan , of Denver ,
Col. , assisted in the opening religious
gcrviccs. The first speaker was Hov. J.
13. Hclwig , D. 1) . , of Springfield , O. , who
spoke substantially as follows :
In the anniversary exercises of this evening -
ing my remarks , In the first nlaco , will
refer to the extent of the fluid for the op
erations of the board of church extension ;
and in the .second place tliey will refer to
the cultivation of that field.
A congregation few in number and
feeble in material ability and then also
without a house ot worship and that
congregation must neccssarilv have a
precarious existence. Hut , on "tho other
hand , a congregation , though few and
fcoblii , but possessing a house of worship ,
and that congregation can hardly bo dis
banded or destroyed.
Our first inquiry is , "What Is the ex
tent , the nature and the significance of
the field which has been given to the
Lutheran church , of the cultural synod ,
and which our board of church extension
Is expected to cultivate ? And what , also ,
are the facilities for tiie rapid dtbsominu-
tion of the truths of the gospel of Christ
in this country , such ns are not found in
the other nations of the earth ? "
Notice for a moment , in the first place.
the physical conformation the form of
the country in which God has given us
our work to do. In Kurope , for instance ,
the mountains occupy the central portion
of the country , forming on either side
rivers which flow in opposite seas. So also
in Asia. There , lee , the mountains divide -
vide the continent , tilling from either
side the rivers which pour themselves
into widely separated oceans. There
trade and commerce and the sympathies
of the people also How apart. But not so
horo. On our North American continent
the mountains rise up on cither coast ,
and from these the land slopes into ouo
great central valley , and throughout
which our two imperial rivers run ; and
into these their thousand thributarics
flow , making but ono vast middle conti
nent more than three million sqiutro
miles in extent. A country as largo as
fourteen German empires ; as largo as fif
teen French republics ; as largo as eigh
teen kingdoms of Sweden ; as largo as
twenty-lour times Great Uritnin and Ire
land ; as large as twenty-five Nor ways ,
as largo as twenty - seven Italys ;
tifty times England and Wales ;
ninety eight times the land of
John Knox , and 208 times the homo of
the Dane. .Belgium and Switzerland and
Ireland and all tlio Netherlands would
scarcely make more country than Ne
braska.
The field , then , for the operation of
the board of church extension comprises
every community where the people are
dcstituto of the gospel , all over tins land
of ours. And in its moral and spiritual
material or elements of people it in
cludes all nationalities.
The establishment of Christian churches
\vlth all that pertains to them , is the only
way to solve the threatening problems of
socialism and anarchy , intemperance ,
Sabbath desecration , and so on.
If wo arc to preserve what wo now
have , the various denominations of
Christianity must be moro for the evan
gelization of our cities than they huvo
yet done heretofore. And wo should
never fail to remember that not individ
uals only , but cities and nations arc saved
or they are lost , just in proportion to
what the religion of Christ does for them.
And hence also the duty to know and to
supply the moral and spiritual necessities
of the times has never been so great in.
the history of this country as that duty
is at the present time.
It is so often said : How noble it is for
the missionary and his family , and his
little band of Christians , to contend with
the discouragements , which come from
worshipping in sheds and barns and
shops , and in show rooms and dance
balls , and so on , as the necessity of the
case so of ten is , if there is to bo any pub
lic worship at all. Yes , that may bo
noble on the part of the missionary and
bis little band of Christians , but is it
noble on the part of a great church to
compel them to do so , when it is within
the ability of that church to enable them
to do [ otherwise ?
In such a cause our benevolence should
abound , that our general synod Lutheran
church may arise and build as duty de
mands , and as before God's Judgment
throne , she will wish she had done.
lr. Helwig is an eloquent and im
pressive speaker. He was followed by
Rev. W. M. llaum , D. D. , of Philadel
phia , who in his usual happy manner
howcd that the continued exlstonco of
the church extension society and its com
petent board is a necessity growing out
of the over expanding character of Lu
theran church work. It was mainly in
augurated by the laymen of the church ,
and is justly interpreted as in harmony
with the mot hods of Providence in all thn
past history of our church. It adapts
itself most advantageously to all the
other activities of the church , and by
past successes and usefulness justifies the
prevailing disposition to enlarge its oper
ations and expand its capabilities. This
Elea for combined oflort should not ,
owover , be regarded as necessitating or
even suggesting the dltuinuation of indi
vidual influence or effort , but accepting
it as it is , with all its requirements , indi
vidual and concerted action can be com
bined for happiest results through the es
tablished agency of this society.
Hoy. J. C. Zimmerman , the secretary of
the board of church extensions , in a five-
Biinuto speech , gave a few instances of
the great material value to the church of
the cause represented by the board. Mr.
Zimmerman is the right man in the right
place , and with his energy and ability to
present the claims of his cause , the inter
ests of the board of church extension
should be rapidly advanced in the Lu
theran church.
After the gathering of offerings for the
cause presented during the evening the
benediction was pronounced by Key. Dr.
Orb , president of the synod.
Roy. M. Valentino. D. D. , senior pro
lessor in the theological seminary at Get
tysburg , will preach the sermon
to-day , and Hov. S. A. Orb , D. D. ,
president of Wittonbiirg college , Springfield -
field , O. , will preach in the evening at
Kouutzo memorial church.
An Afternoon Hide.
The usual service preparatory to com.
munion wuro held at 3 o'clock , Hoy. Kl
Huber D. D. , of Philadelphia preaching
the sermon. At the conclusiou ot the re
ligiouP services at 0:30 : o'clock the members
bers of the Nebraska Heal Kslato Ex
change provided about 100 carriages ,
each carryng from four to six | > crsonsfor
the purpose of showing the city to the
members of the convention. All except
those who wcro loft standing on the stops
for want of room in the carriages cnjoyei
this diversion very greatly. The line o
march was down Hartley , to Tenth , to
Farnam , up Farnam to Sixteenth , to
Kountz Place , whore the processioi
broke ranks and scattered in all direo
Uou * . Tlio reporters were fortunate
HAYDEN BROTHERS ,
New Dry Goods House ,
116 and 118 S. 16th Street.
First Special in Dress Goods
MONDAY , JUNE 6tli ,
BOO while bed spreads , large size ,
crochet and Marseilles , at 75c , 7cUiic ! ) ,
? 1.15,11-25 and $2.
Ono lot of fringed Turkey red table
clotlH. 7-1 , II-1 and 10-t , your choice of
the lot for 5'Jc each. Only two sold to
\ customer.
250 dozen fancy Turkish towels , also
) lain unbleached and bleached ; some
ire slightly soiled , lOc , 12jc , I5c , 25e ,
mil , ' ! 5e each.
Here is a bargain worth looking af
ter.
4-1 ! pieces of scrim for curtains at
7jc. lOc and I2jc per yard.
10 pieces madras curtains , elegant
style ; onr price this week lOc a yard ;
worth 25c.
163 pairs lace curtains in'ccrn only ,
atl.75apairtocloo the lot , worth
louble.
200 pieces linen crash for towels at
ic , 7c , He , ! ) c , lOc , 12Jc and 15c a yard.
There arc some extra values in this lot
75 dozen 16x28 red bordered damask
towels , lOu each or $1.10 a dozen.
100 dozen 20x37 all linen huck towels
reduced to 9c each or $1 a dozen ; 1 doz.
only to a customer.
1)0 ) dozen 20x45 all linen huck towels ,
extra good value , I'Jc ' each or $2.25 a
dozen.
200 pieces of bleached and cream col
ored table damask ; also Turkey Bed
at 25c , 30c , 35c , 40c , 45C , GOc , 55c , G5c
and 75c a yard.
Compare our prices with prices you
iave been paying and you will see that
t pays to buy your table linen at Hay-
Ion Brothers
GENTS' ' HOSIERY.
100 dozen Fancy Striped Hose , 7c per
pair.
20 dozen Imported Balbriggan Hose ,
without seams , 15c , worth 25c.
100 dozen Fancy Cotton Hose , regular
made , at 19c per pair ; worth 25c.
enough to fall to the share of Major T. h.
Jlarkson , behind whoso noble grays they
wore rapidly carried over about twelve
miles of the streets of Omaha , to various
) ltices of interest , returning in duo time
jonvinced that they had seen something
of what is now a wonderful city , nnd ono
; hat is destined and deserves to take _ high
rank among the uictropollton cities of
country.
TIIE NORIUS HOTEL.
Kept On European Plan.
There has long been need of a well-
kept and moderate priced hotel near the
St. Paul depot. B. F. Norris , the popu-
ar restaurant man , appreciating the sit
uation , has secured a lease of the second
and third stories of the handsome new
sriok block recently erected on corner
of 10th and Webster streets , comprising
over fifty large , well-ventilated and well-
lighted rooms. These rooms have been
handsomely furnished with new and
stylish furniture. The entire house is
fitted up with the softest carpets ,
which cover even the spacious
hallways. The entire building is
lighted ! with incandescent lights.
A cool , nicely furnished reception parlor
has boon fitted up on the second floor for
the convenience of guests and visitors.
The spacious dininc room and culmery
department are on the ground floor. The
table is supplied with the best the market
affords , which is prepared in a palatcablo
form , first-class help is employed and
everything that can add to the conven
ience or comfort of guests is attended to.
Although scarcely opened , the guests
embrace some of the best families of the
city. The Norris hotel is what it is
claimed to bo , a pleasant home for fami
lies aud parties wishing good hotel ac
commodations at moderate prices.
Every mother thinks her own baby is
the nicest thing on earth , except those
beautiful residence lots in Benson , on
the Motor Line , that Mayno is sacrificing
at | 250 to | 500 , one-tenth cash , balance
in three years.
Prices to be Advanced.
On the 10th of Juno the price of lots in
Maploton will bo raised $50 each. Brown
& Crelghton , sole agents , southeast cor.
10th and Douglas.
For a good investment buy ono of
those choice Hoflman Torracc lots.
Terms easy. Prices | 400 and $450. Ne
braska L. & R. E. Co. , Rooms 9 and 10
Holluian Building , 13th und Faruam ,
Jti t Hear Them Howl.
"Forty years ago my cabin stood right
here whore Mayno's ollico is , and from
my door I could hoar the wolves howl
ing every night. Mark my words , you'll
hear more howling right hero before
long. "
"What ! Wolves hero agaiu ? Non
sense 1"
"No. not wolves , but howls of rage
from those who neglect to take advantage
of Mayne's bargains. Just think of it !
Aero tracts in l7enon for less than good
sized cemetery lots bring in less accessi
ble neighborhoods , and splendid resid
ence sites for f250 to f500 , one-tooth cash ,
balance easy torms.'J
Horses Kor Sale.
Some extra good roadsters , young and
sound ; nNo heavier work horses.
Wll. PnESTON & CO. ,
610 Pierce Street , Omaha.
Only a few lots loft in Hofimau Ter
race , the great Lcavenworth street addi
tion. Nebraska Loan and Real Estate
Co. , Rooms 0 and 10 , Hellman Budding ,
13th and Farnam.
For a good investment buy one of
those choice Holfman Terrace lots.
Terms easy. Prices $400 and $450. Nel
braska L. & H. E. Co. , Rooms 9 and 10 ,
UcUuiiin Building , 13th aud Furuaia.
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HAYDEN BROS
The New
Dry Goods
116 and 118 South IGth Street.
First Special Sale in
Dress Goods.
MONDAY , JUNE 6tli ,
Silk warp Paris Angola cloths , new
shades and illuminated effects ,
I'Jc ' a yard former price ; J5c.
Fancy pin checks and plaidsentirely
new at 12c } , former price 37c.
All wool bunting , I2c } , former price
25c.
25c.Stripod.flgureil anil plain grenadines
new shades , 224c , former price 4 > 5c.
44 inch all wool camelet suitiiigs.-l.'Jo .
former price 75c.
44 inch all wool sateens 39c , former
price C5e.
Clinch Kyber suitings , 65c former
price U9c.
27 pairs combination suitings 29c ,
worth 4.5c.
27 striped combination suitings 22jc.
worth 29c.
A job of mohair suiting to bo closed at
12c } a yard * .
42 inch black brocades 35c , worth COc.
Dross llobcs which wore $3.50 , now
§ 2.90.
Dress Robes which wcro § .730 , now
§ 4.95.
Those Street
The streets of Omaha are to bo desig
nated by signs showing their names and
numbers sometime but inthe mean-
: imo strangers.and even people who have
ivcd in the city for years , find it dillicnlt
to locate themsflves in many parts of the
city and the most prudent course to pur
sue is to stop into the otllco of C. E.
Mayne. 15th ana Harnoy streets , where
you will find polite and gentlemanly
salesmen who are thoroughly acquainted
with all the streets and alleys in Omaha
and in the additions , as well as South
Omaha and Benson , and while they arc
showing you the city they can point out
to you some of the very choicest invest
ments in the city. In Briggs1 Place ; in
Orchard Hill ; in Benson ; in South
Omaha , and all parts of the city.
Only a few lots left in Hoffman Ter
race , the great Lcavunworth street addi
tion. Nebraska Loan and Heal Estate
Co. , Rooms 9 and 10 , Hcllman Building ,
18th and Furnam.
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 furnish all desired information
upon application.
[ Signed ] W.A. PAXTON , President.
He Wan Excusable.
Paul Bently , the boy who was arrested
the other day for driving off a horse and
buggy from in front of the exposition ,
says he could not resist the temptation to
drive to Benson and look at those beau
tiful residence lots that Mayno is soiling
for § 250 to f 500 , one-tenth cash , balance
in three years. _
Hoffman Terrace , lots $400 and f 150.
Terras easy. Nebraska Loan & Real Es
tate company , rooms 9 and 10 , Hcllman
building , lUth and Farnam.
A Bargain.
I have for sale at a bargain 20 acres
situated on the main line of the B. & M.
H. II. , and near the new South Omaha
depot at the terminus of the dummy line.
Plenty of good , clear spring water , and
an elegant grove of native timber , suit
able for a summer garden.
W. G. ALUKIQIIT , 218 S. 15th st.
Common sense will teach any man that
with Harnoy , Farnam , Douglas , Dodge
streets , Capitol ave , and Davenport st. ,
running through Briggs place , with the
street car line on Farnam , the cable line
on Dodge and the station of the Belt line
at the Farnam st crossing Briggs place
is the place to invest.
For sale by the C. E. Mayno R. E. &
T. Co. , 15th and Harnoy.
Hoffman TcrracoTlots f400 and $450.
Terms easy. Nebraska Loan & Heal Es
tate company , rooms 9 and 10 , Hcllman
building , 13th and Farnam.
The now directory shows Omaha to
have 100,000 population , an increase of
nearly 80,000 in a year. This is the best
showing of any city in the United States ,
and Omaha is yet in her infancy. There
never was a better time to make invest
ments in real estate than to-day. The
future of Omaha Is now secured and in
vestors are sure of : i good roturn. Call
at the ofllco of the C. E. Mayno R. E , &
T. Co. , cor. 15th and Harnoy st. , and get
posted on the city and its improvements.
Architect * and Bupcilntondenta.
Hodgson Bon , 26 Iron Gunk , branch
and Kansas City.
Orchard Hill.
Five choice lots in this beautiful addi
tion for sale at a snap bargain. Must bo
sold at once. Nebraska Loan and H. E.
Co. , Room 9 and 10 Hellman Hld'g 13th
and Furnam St.
"Over 150,000 Happy Thought Ranges
in life. " Forjsale by 0. F. Gardner , 719
North IGthSt ,
Dress Hobos which wcro $10 , cow $3.50
Dress Kobos which wore § 21 , now $10
Dress Uobes whicli wcro | 3) , now
$12.50.
We will agree to match any sample
of above poods In ( innlity , at ono half
the price named in this or uny other
market and we nsk that customers put
this to the test.
SHIRTS.
100 dozen Gents'Laundricd Shirtswith
double backs , Too ; worth § 1.25.
50 do/on Gontb' Unlaundricd Shirts ,
with double backs , at 49c ; regular piico ,
75c.
75c.A lot of slightlv soiled White and Col
ored Shirts closfng out at about half
former prices.
GO do/en extra quality Unlaundned
Shirts , with Now York Mills muslin and
line linen bosoms , at B5c ; wortu 85o.
Underwear ,
30 dozen Gents' Imported Balbriggans
in Shirts and Drawers , at 75c ; worth $1.
60 do/.en Balbriggan Shirts and Draw
ers at 35c ; worth 50c.
50 dozen Summer Merino Shirts and
Drawers at 50c ; worthiToc.
20 do/.en Imported Pin Stripe Balbrig
gan Shirts closing out at 75c ; worth
double.
100 dozen four-ply Linen Collars at 8c ;
worth 15c.
50 dozen four-ply Linen Collars , in
Jarcc srzo , at 3c each ; worth 15c.
50 doznn four-ply Linen Cull's at 19c per
pair ; worth 5c.
100 dozen four-in-hand Percale Neck
ties at 4c each ; worth lOc.
50 dozen SatinlinedNeckties , in all
styles , at 19c ; worth 3"ic.
35 dozen Patent Wire Buckle Suspend
ers at 25o per pair. These are the strong
est made.
23 dozen Turkey Rd Handkerchiefs at
5ceach. Worth double.
Bpcclnl Bargain.
House and lot in north part the city ,
$1,800 , terms easy ; must bo sold at once ,
as owner intends to leave city. Ne
braska Loan and Real Estate Co. , Rooms
9 and 10 , Hellman Bld'g ' 18th and Far
nam. _ _ _ _
C. E. Mayno has returned from his
fishing excursion and frankly admits
that he didn't catch a fish. A man cour
ageous enough to tell the truth under
such circumstances is entitled to a little
hatchet and must bo believed . Ho says
South Omaha Syndicate lots are the best
investment that can bp made to-day for
business or speculative purposes , and
Briggs Place the best for hue residences.
For a good investment buy ono of those
choice Hoffman Terrace lots. Terms
easy. Prices $400 and $160. Nob. L. &
R. E. Co. , rooms 9 and 10 , liellmau.build-
ing , 13th and Farnam streets.
No expense has been spared by the C.
E. Mayno R. E. & T. Co. in preparing
their abstract books which are inst com
pleted. They are complete and accurate
and can be relied upon. Leave orders for
abstracts of title at their oilice , cor 15th
& Harncy st.
For n good investment buy ono of those
choice Hoffman Terrace lots. Terms
easy. Prices $400 and $450. Nob. L. &
R. E. Co. , rooms 9 aud 10 , Hcllman build
ing , 13th and Farnam streets.
Call on the C. E. Mayno Real Estate &
Trust Co. for complete und correct ab
stracts of title to real estate. Ollico cor
15 & Harnoy st.
Chestnuts.
"Why arc peopln who have Invested in
Benson lots like Ireland ? ' ' asked George
Washington Jones.
Everybody gave it up.
"Because tlieir capital is doubling
( Dublin ) , " explained the would bo joker.
"Pshaw ! " exclaimed the Irish giant ,
"everybody knows that. Benson's bound
to double in value as soon as the Motor
line starts running. Now can you tell
mo why people who don't invest in Ben
son resemble Ireland ? "
"Give It up. "
"Because they're green. "
Only a few loft in Hoflman Terrace ,
the great hcavenworth street addition.
Nebraska Loan & Heal Estate Co. , rooms
9 and 10 , Hellman Building , 13th and
Farnam.
The C. E. Mayno Real Estate & Trust
Co. can furnish complete abstracts of
title to any real estate in Omaha. Ofllco
cor. 15 & Harnoy.
Only a few loft in Hoffman Torracc ,
the great Leavcnworth street addition.
Nebraska Loan & Heal Estate Co. . rooms
9 and 10 , Hcllman Building , 13th and
Furnam.
. _ _ _ _ _
Carefully prepared abstracts of title
furnished at the C. E.Jtluyno Heal Estate
& Trust Co. . 16 & Harney st.
The Record Advertising Company.
A corporation with otlices in the lead
ing cities of the country , has opened an
oitico in Omaha at No. 1513 Faruam
street. The company advertises real es
tate , business chances , personal prop
erty , rents , positions of trust , etc. , by
placing them on record books in their
ollico for the public to inspect. This
method of advertising is designed to
facilitate business of all kinds by bring
ing together buyer and seller , landlord
and tenant.empioyor and employed , etc. ,
and , by reason of its effectiveness and
cheapness , has become very popular.
Hoffman Terrace lots $400 and f 150.
Terms easy. Nebraska Loan & Heal Es
tate Co. , rooms 9 and 10 , Hellman Build
ing , 13th and Furnam Sts.
Huvo your cleaning and dying done
at Dye Works , 1000 Farnam st.
GLOVES.
100 dozen Ladies' Fabric Gloves , em
broidered backs , to bo sold in this sale at
12Jc pnr pair ; worth 2'iu.
100 dozen Ladies' Fabric Gloves , fancy
backs , 17o ; worth Hoc.
50 dozen Silk Taffeta Gloves , in all the
new tan shades , 3.To ; worth COc.
50 dozen Lace Mitts in black and colors ,
25e ; worth 40c.
50 dozen Silk Jersey Mitts,33e ; others
ask OOc.
> 1 HI ' 11 >
Ladies'Fine Lisle Thread Hose , 41e ;
worth 75c.
Ladies' Lisle Thread Hose , Richelieu
Rib , 44c ; reduced from § 1.
Ladies' Fine Ualbriggan Hose , black
only , FAST COLOK , 35c per pair ; reduced
from OOc.
Just received another lot of those
Brown Balbriggan Hose , double heels
nnd toes , and regular made , 15c per pair ;
worth 25c.
50 dozen Children's Corduroy Rib
Hose , all sizes , 21c ; worth 40c.
Misses' Ribbed Hose , all colors and
extra strong , 23c per pair.
Sweeping Reductions in House
hold Goods to Close the En
tire Stock ,
Iron Stone China Cups and Saucers ,
80c a set.
Extra heavy hotel Cups and Sancors.
Iron Stone China Tea l'ots,22c ; worth
75s.
75s.Iron
Iron Stone China Plates , in all sizes ,
5c to 7c. Regular price lOc to 15c.
Bread and Milk Bowls at 5c ; worth
15c.
15c.Real
Real Dresden China , complete 106
pieces , dinner set in gold band decora
tion $20.85. Regular price $ M > .
Artistichaml-paintcddeconited Iron
Stone China dinner sot , 100 pieces ,
W3.85. Fully worth $23.
A. T. Kcnyon & Co.
This popular book store , located at
corner of Douglas and lJth ( sts. , although
scarcely moro than ono year old is ono
of the fixtures of our city. Its founder ,
Mr. A. T. Kcnyon , finding the business
too largo for his personal supervision
has taken in as partners Messrs. H. M.
and S. W. Jones , two bright young men
of wide experience in this line in the
eastern cities. The now firm propose
doing a retail and jobbing business in
everything usually kept in a first-class
book store. Their stock will include an
elegant line of fine stationery , oflice and
commercial stationery , standard and re
ligious works , blank books , periodicals ,
all of the latest publications as published
and articles suitable for presents. They
will also keep a line of A > m. Hicks gold
puns. Their line of pocket books and
leather goods is the best in the city. This
firm is composed of young men whoso
enterprise , push and experience have
created and will maintain one of the bust
book stores in the west. Attention is
called to their card in to-day's BEE.
Hoffman Terrace lots $400 and $450.
Terms easy. Nebraska Loan & Heal Es
tate Co. , rooms 9 and 10 , Hcllmau Build
ing , 13th and Farnam Sts ,
Omaha's Marvelous Growth.
This fact stands unchallenged , that
Omaha has to-day the greatest ratio of
growth of any city in the United States.
It has the greatest ratio of increase in
population. It has the largest ratio of
increase in buildings. It has the greatest
ratio of increase inl value of real estate.
It has the largest percentage in bank
clearances. It has the greatest increase
in business generally. It has the largest
increase in real estate transfers as shown
by the abstract books in the otlico of the
C. E. Mayno Heal Estate and Trust Co.
The C. E. Mayne Real Estate and Trust
company have in their oflico complete
abstracts of title to all real estate in
Omaha , which show that for the first
four months of 1887 there was an increase
of fully four hundred per cent over the
first four months of 1880.
Persons desiring reliable information
relative to the growth of the city and its
future prospects and the best place to
make Investments to insure a speedy and
satisfactory return , cannot do bettor
than to call at the otlico of C. E. Mayuo ,
15tn and Hurnoy streets.
Buggies always ready to take you out
to Manhattan , $250 to $500 per lot.
Ncdd's Real Estate Exchange , 1400 Far
nam St.
To the Trade Only.
FIIOM LAHGK RECKIITS wo are able to
offer Fancy Messina Lemons from single
box to car lots AT CLOSE KKJUKKS to casher
or prompt time buyers. Special prices
on lots 25 , 50 or 100 boxes or full cars.
It will pay to open correspondence with
us NOW before the thermometer and
prices go up. All fruits in season.
BHANCII & Co. , 1121 1 arnam St.
Leaders in Oranges , Berries , California
Fruits , etc. _
SUMMEIJ
HATS IN' GKKAT
VAKIETV. AT
F. H. falIA EU'H ,
218 N. 10 HI STUKKT *
P. V. Atwnter & Co.
Are selling the Perfection Gasoline
Stovo. This steve has given unqualified
satisfaction. There Is no question about
it , tins is the best stove on the market.
They are selling a do/.ou or so of the
best make refrigerators at cost , to make
room for a largo invoice of Builders'
Hardware , Mechanics Tools and House
Furnishing Goods. Their stock is com
plete and of tl > o best quality. Step in
und see their now store aud handsome
stock , at 1005 Howard st.
Manhattan Is the place to invest to
double your money. For sale by Ncdd's
Real Estate Exchange , UOO Farnam.
Greet variety of hand decorated Tea
bets at ? . ) . t3 and upwards.
Hand decorated 10 piece Iron Stone
China Clrunbvr Sot , $3 ; worth § U.
12 piece set , $5 to $7.50.
Mirrors and Picture frames at one-
third regular prices.
Large deorated Hand Lamps , com
plete , 57e , o'Ju and ( J'Jc each. Worth
< rl.2o to $3.
Lai'src double thick block ( in Wash
Unsin. Exf ra large kitchen Wash Pan ,
15c ; worth ; { 5c.
Double thick block tin Milk Pans , Cc ,
7c nnd lOc. Each worth 15c to 25c.
Ladies' ' Gauze and Balbrira
UNDERWEAR.
Ladies'Fine Gauze Vests , 25c ; worth
40c.
40c.Ladies'
Ladies' Fine Balbriggan Vests , silk
stitched , 35c ; worth 50c.
Ladies' Lace Trimmed Balbriggan
Vests , low nock , short sleeves , 39c ; worth
COc.
50 dozen Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests.
73c : worth $1.25.
100 dozen Children's Gauze Vests , 5,8 ,
12c : medium and largo sizes at a small
advance. *
CORSETS.
100 dozen Ella Corsets , 33c ; worth 50c.
50 dozen Elsie Corsets , 50o : worth 75o.
50 dozen Myra Corsets , 75c ; worth $1.25
50 dozen 300-bono French Woven Cor
set , 97c , aud Is equal to any $1.50 corset.
50 dozen Beacon Corsets , only $1.00.
This is considered the finest corset in the
market for the money.
J
Ladies' Muslin Drawers , tucked , 25c.
Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers , Torchon
Lace and tucked , .file : reduced from 75c.
A nice line of Night Dresses , C'Jc , 75c
83c , $1.00 , $1.23.
SAHONY THE PHOTOGItArHKK.
An Exemplar of This Urcnt Artist ,
AV. W. Cronyn , In Oiniilin.
Hundreds of passers-by on Farnam
street , despite the crowd nnd the rush ,
arc found daily stopping in the alcove
immediately off the sidewalk at No. 1820 ,
a short distance cast of fourteenth street.
There is nothing remarkable in this fact
except that those who thus stop and gaze
arc among the finest art critics in the city ,
and the articles which attract them are
the photographs of Cronyn , who is now
doing the finest photographic business
in Omaha. The entrance to his studio ,
which is occupied by competent artists ,
is lined with the most beautiful photo
graphs in the town. They nro the won
der of photogr-nphic admirers and re
mind one of the renowned Sarony of
Now YorK. The pictures are , besides ,
the cheapest , for their merit in the west.
Cronyn has the finest and most discrimi
nating patrons , the most competent and
accomplished artists in town. In pass
ing , stop and sec these beautiful pictures
and learn at what reasonable rates they
are made. Cronyn. 1830 Farnam , near
fourteenth street.
A New Enterprise.
Having to-day commenced business at
the above address , as Public Accountants
and Export Book-keepers , wo beg to so
licit at your hands the perusal of our
Circular. Everything incidental to the
clerical work of your business can betaken
taken charge of by our Firm , and wo are
in a position to quote figures in the way
of remuneration for such service , as will
make it an object for any firm to confer
with us on the subject. The division of
partnership interests , opening up : uid bal
ancing of sets of books and general ma
nipulation of accounts of any description
will bo made a special feature.
Respectfully ,
w. j. CARTER & co.
Omalia , Neb. , Juno 1 , 1837.
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Still They Come.
The state agency for Iowa and Ne
braska of the Travelers' Life aud Acci
dent Insurance company , of Hartford ,
has boon removed from DCS Moines , la. ,
to this city. Charles A. Dean , state
agent , is temporarily located with Dis
trict Agent Hawks , in the Arlington
block. On the completion ot the Hamgo
block thq headquarters of the company
will be located there.
Manhattan is the place to invest to
double your money. For sale by Nedd's
Heal Estate Exchange , 1400 Farnain.
Attention !
Madame T. I ) . Iavs. ) : 1(511 ( Howard
street , having secured the agency for
Omaha and vicinity of the French system ,
( introduced by Madame Ivcs , of Now
York ) , for cutting and lilting dresses ,
( will tit any form without a change ) , in
cludes the only perfect French truss used
by all leading dressmakers in Paris , New
York and Boston ; also the only sleeve
system that is absolutely perfect. She is
now prepared to teach the system at her
rooms as above. All arc invited to call
and examine its merits.
California excursions leaving Omaha
Juno 7 and Juno 21 at 11:10 : p. in. via Mis
souri Pacific , Texas As Pacific and South
ern Pacific railways and choice of routes
returning. Hound trip fOO from Omaha ,
good for fcix months. Stopover privileges
allowed. For further information call at
218 South liith St.
Manhattan lolsatf'WO to-500at Nedd's
Real Estate Exchange , MOO Farcam st.
For Rent A 7-room tlat.
J. 11. PAimoTTB , 1000 Chicago st.
Estimates for glass furnished by Cum
mings tk Neilson , jobbers of Plato , Win
dow and Ornamental Gmss , Paints , Oils ,
etc. , HIS Far until St.
StrnntfCM1 Guide. -
For the bcnollt of strangers who com
plain of tlio dillictilty they u.\parictico in
locating tlii-ir whereabouts in Oniahn.
owing to the conspicuous absence ol
street sign * , wo publish tlio following
condensed city guide :
THK HKRALD is directly opposlto
Mavno's ollico ,
THK OPKRA HOUSK is ono blocK
north of Mavnu's.
POST OFF1CK , thrco blocks north of
Mnvno's.
EXPOSITION BUILDING , four blocks
north of Mavuo's.
SOUTH OMAHA , dlroctly south of
Mnyno's , Is tliu great packing center.
Cliolco business nnd residence lots in the
syndluittii lauds should bo secured at
once. Prices advance in n few days.
HKIGGS I'LACK. directly west of
Mavuo's ollico. Splendid residence sited
on Furnnni , Dodge , Douglas and Harnoy
streets. Mayno is solo agent.
ORCHARD HII.L , northwest of
Mrtvno's ollico. Some choice lots there
for sain by C. K. Mayne ,
HKNSON , northwest of Mavno's ofllco ,
is the only place readied by tlio car lines
whore aero tracts can bo hud nt very
modorutu prices.
MAYNK'S ' northwest corner 15th and
Hiirnuy streets. Bargains in all good lo
calities. Gentlemanly salesmen and frco
carriages always on hand.
Arnlittcott anil Hitiorltitn-irtonrj. |
Hodgson & Son , L'tf Iron Ihink , brunch
offices Minnctijiolis and Kansas City.
Hosciiiun't's
Restaurant , Saloon , Kuropcan Hotel.
Finu rooms with all modern improve *
incuts for commercial travelers. The
best bowling alloy in tlio city.
Police.
Highwaymen stopped Mr. F. J. Sackott
near his re.sidonco the other night and
rulicvuil him of his Waturbury und 50
couts , nil the cash ho hud on hand , hav
ing just invested in home of May no's rare
bargains In Benson on the Motor Line.
Splendid residence lots can still bu had
in tli.it beautiful suburb at § . ' 30 to § 500 ,
one-tenth cash.
Answers to C'orrrHpotidents.
Ei.MKit A straight Hush docs not beat
four of u kind unless pcrviously agreed
upon. Nothing bcals four aces except
those elegant lots in Bnnson that Mayno
is sacrificing at § 250 to § 500 , one-tenth
cash , balance in thruo years.
X. Y. / . There is no "boom" ' in
Omaha. The price of real estate has not
kept pace with the increase of popula
tion , and a decided advance in the price
of such desirable residence sites as
Brigg's Place is certain.
J. J. CHICAGO Write to the C. E.
Mayno R. R. & T. Co. They are agents
for Brigg's Place , Benson and South
Omaha and have bargains in all parts of
the city.
Cheap Telegraphing.
"What's the rate to Toledo ? " inquired
a customer at tlio" Western Uniou conn *
tcr yesterday.
"Thrco hundred dollars , ono tenth
cash , balance in three years , " replied
Doyle , who hud been reading about the
splendid residence lots Mayno is soiling
in Benson on these terms.
Beautiful Hcnnnn.
Wo do not refer to the gentleman
whose name this addition boars but to the
finest , mo t beautiful and picturesque
suburb of Omaha. This property
is going rapidly and if you do not
secure an interest you will niako a mis
take.
Married people , as well as single , who
arc bucking u desirable place to establish
a homo , are turning their attention
towards Briggs' Pluco as presenting nu
merous opportunities nnd advantages
nnd are rapidly buying up the lots ro-
mniiiiuc unsold in this desirable addi
tion.
Manhattan lots at § 250 to § 500 at Ncdd's
Heal Estate Exchange , 1400 Farnam st.
Rental Agency.
To got prompt pay and good tenants ,
leave your houses with
J. 11. PAKKOTTE , 1000 Chicago st.Q
If you have not seen Manhattan go to
Ncdd's Real Estuto Exchange 1400 Far
nam and they will bo pleased to show it
to you at any time.
Joseph Uosonstein , the reliable fish
dealer , has rumored from 039 N. 10th st.
to 218 S. 12th st. . between Faruam and.
Douglas. Telephone 204.
St. I'hllomena's
literary Society. >
The St. Philomcna Htcrury society lust
night elected the following olliccrs for
1887 : President , William Doran ; first
vico-prcsident. Miss Nellie ( .Survey ; BOO :
end vice-president , Miss Mollie Ifcclon-
secretary , M. J. Scnnlun ; treasurer. Miss
Li//.ic Dwyer ; trustees , P. C. Ucafcy , T.
J.O'Nuil und John Mullcu.
Stockholders' Notice.
Notice is hereby given to the subscri
bers to the stock of the Wcstlichor
'ouner ' Publishing Company , that a
meeting , for the purpose of perfecting
ind completing the organization , will beheld
held on Monday. June Oth. 1887 , at 7:80 :
o'clock p. in. , sharp , at thoMillard hotel ,
n the city of Omaha.
Mm. CasHldny'H Funeral.
The funeral of Mrs.Phillip Cnssiday tool ;
place this morning , the remains being
ntorred in St. Mary's cemotcry. The
.mil bearers were Thomas Kyan , P. Me-
Jovcrn , Michael Duo nnd Joseph Toner. , -
The funeral was ono of the largest ever 3 ,
iclcl in the city.
The lutes ) addition to the French lan
guage if 'lUisvigum , " a compound
> f tliu words "biscuit , vinndc , hgunic. "
It is an edible concocted on the syntom of
.ho famous snusngo of the German army.
It is for the Kronen soldier.
GO AS YOU PLEASE.
The Greatest Athletic 'Event in > * c-
braska's History ,
Commencing nt MMnljflit , Fiinlnr , Juno fith ,
uml cuntiaiiliiK uninterruptedly lor Hi
liourf. nt tliu
Exposition Building , Omaha ,
The most noted I'eilestrirnsof ttiocountiy will
compote ) In u ( li > -.n-j ou-'lc ! § o ixdcbirlnn
mutch , for tliu National Clmmplonihip.
Van O'Leary , Frank II. Hurt ,
Anil otbur innn ot Intcrtiutlonid rvputiitfnn ,
' tlif lending | ilf tidt)8 : or Nfhruukii , anil
Admission " 5c.
Musio oy tliu Musical Union Orchestra.
Klcctlon Notice.
I , William J. llroutch Mayor of tb ?
City of Omalin do liornby ulvo notice
liat nn nnnuul election will ho hold
n tlio City oi Oinatiii on the Cth dny of
June , 11-87 IsuM ( Into bolni ; the lint Monday In
June , | 8b71 to nlcct nlno | li ] inoinucrfl of ttio
[ tonrd of l.diieiitlon for the City of Orminn ,
'Hint tbn ii-spectlve polling places for inlil
election filial ! lie as follow K.
iHt. Ward -1'nclHo fitrect School Dulldlng-
[ Hotwerntitb.&IOthKtrcctK.l
2nd. Ward Hnrl man Bchool Ilulldlntr l th
trecl between Wllllnmtt & Htckey.
Jrd. Wurd Ilodifo Street bcliool flulldlp ? [ 3.
K. Corner I Itli , A : llodito , ]
4th. Wanl IllrhUcliool llulldlnK.
Mb. W rd-I.uko Street School Dulldlng
[ Corner ll'th , . V I.ako8trrot.l .
Cth. Wnrd-I-onif School llulldlnir [ Corby
7th' , WHnl-yiicaley Bchool Dulldlng [ Clark
Place on ( leoiBla Ave.l
bill. Ward lrd Mreet Bchool Ilulldlng i
lizard Street between lUlb , i Zuth.l A
Dili. Wan ! 1'iirnain Hri'et School IlullJIntf.
Mayor.