TJUJS OMAHA JDA11A' J3JLfJf ] ] : HL'NDAJk. MAKOM 2,3 , 1800.-SIXTEEN PAGES.
rou SAM : iuvij ; KHTATI : .
OMAHA city In the west today.
TI1KOATKCITY
will ontMrlp nil her competitors.
LET USTBI.IJ YOU 80Mnrm.su.
There will not bo n retail home of any note In
ten yearn from now enit ot 13th ttreet.
DOUOI.AS , rAHXATTnnil HAU.SBV from
JSth to 24th streets , will furnish Mtei for the
Una retail houses In ten yean from now.
MA11K TIlrfFltEDlCTION.
In ten yearn from now AMi the large rttnll
hcmi's w in bo w est of Ifith street.
Tiifciin AIU : nusmi.s : OP MONK ?
In judicious Investments In Omaha nt the pres
ent time.
nciuuEH MOVK TiTii wouhi ) , miT FACTS
PIIAKP. Till : UNIVIIIISI' A UAUNIVAL
Klt HAHUAIN BIIKKIIIIS IS WJ ! AT OMAHA
1'ltKSKNTH TO Till : WOItU ) NOW , ANU'lHK
"OU ) H
jr. A. mrroN co.
HAVE THE IIAUOAIN ? TO Pllr.SRNT
faO 1)ON'T ) VOU BKK1
thntyonarn letting Imrjralns stare you In the
face and not nlckln thorn up.
'iiiKitp. IS'NOTIIINO UNmit : Tin : HUN
THAT OUAKANIKUS SO SUIUI A 1'UOI'IT
ASINVnSTMlINTS IN OMAHA ItKAf.TV
And tlic brat
Itesliicncr.
buliurban
anil Acrn
1'rppertlo *
arc for sale ny the "Old Itcllutilo"
M. A. Upton Co.
LIST \OUIt PHOPEHTY WITH US. :
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and Ituiil r'c'co'u o the ) attention requisite to secure -
cure quick Bains.
If you will Kite us thu exclusive sale of voiir
property wo will Hat the same with the Omaha
real cstnto oxcimiuo. You will then have
HiXTY-nvi : or Tin : I.KADINO UKSPONSI-
I1II.B FIKMB
to hnndlo It , nnd only 111 tn dcai with.
Wo list property for exclusive sale only.
Will sell you
OMAHA I'llOI'iniTV
That Will 1'iiy VouDottulo
the Interest thnt any mortgage can
'IHUUIMK HAS COME
when there can be KOHIO
IIIO .MONKY MADE
IN UKAT.TY INVKSFMENId IN OMAHA.
JIAliaAINP , IIAIIUAUNS AND 1IAUOAKNS.
NICK SOUTH I'llONT lot on Douglas
street lu IlrlKtrs 1'laco ( Knrnam Is paved
to Holt Ilne > , Motor on Iodgi ; street
this summer Rtiro . 8I.KO
TWO KINKI-'xU..feet lots on 31st St. .
Divlght A. Lvinau'H addn. .Motor on
Kna tit. will mnlco this property very
desirable X'or both . 2.603
l.O i H 1 nml - ' . block "V. " Lowo'8 addn ,
U1)xl07 ) , south nnd eait front on IKth
nnd Hamilton Bts. Iheso loin run
through to diaries st. audnro a decided
bargain ut . 4.60J
LOi'4. block "II. " Prospect 1'lnco. mouth
front on Hamilton running through to
Charles at. . . f.OxIN ) . ( Jood 7-room house.
Only I.aw for thli larce double I rout
lot and 7-room house. Will sell fOxliu
lor . , . 2,000
LOTB. Utlca Plane on CSth direct. two
blocks south of I.on\enworth , 47x100.
Vi-ry much below \nluont . J.WJO
bOUTIl ritONTon Etntnpt street. ( which Is to
be paved nna parked. ) Now ID-room homo with
eiery convenience , sewer connoi tlon. etc. We
will sell this beuutlful homo In Kountzo Place
nt ICHS than tt Is worth on easy terms.
\Vi : MA VK Rome nice homes In ShtiU's ad
dition for sail- .
Al > O FINK sites In Hnnscom Place.
Al.hOngreat bargnln on two east fiont lots
In Windsor Plnco.
WHO WAN'lbtobuv tl.o most sightly nnd
beautiful four-acre plat for a suburban homo
in Omaha/
WH CAN sell R'KlM , east front , one ot
the tlnest residence sites overlooking
the city. In WestOinahn. for . J n 001
nttlOOxIfiStoZOft. alloy. lof . . . 10.COO
OK irlxlYi , south uno. oust front , neiir Mil
ton Rogers' residence , for . 7.0CO
OH 47x1 ITS. nt grnilo on I'arnani. cist of
40tn st. ; Hue largo urtck house , nil con
veniences , for. . P.COO
OHHlxlHT1 , ; . nt grade , butwieii Il'lth nnd
tilth on Farnnm , fronts four streets.
for . 19.CO )
LOOK" IIKKRI Wo wHThell 1T2 feet on
I ourteonth st. , rear of 1'aclllc Impress
building , for . 4.5.000
Tnkn notlco of this line lot In Heeds 2d addi
tion , lot n , uGxl4U. An oust fiont on 27th street.
Just south of .l.eavenworth , for KJUM , Jl.OUU
cash , balance 1 , 2,1) ) and i yeais.
rou nooDNRbs SAICI : DON'T SAY i ror.n
YOU. " HUT OKI * YOUH SITUS bELUHHO
\V1TI \ lOIITDKIiAV.
OMAHA WII.I , bl'UIMMSi : 1HK NATIVES
UKIOKKJANUAUY18JI. WR KNOW OP IN-
DUbTKIRS THAT \\ILI , CO.MR IIIIHRTHIS
YRAItTIIAT'lOOirillUt WITH 'JIIR VAST
AMOUNT OK PUIiLIU AND PHIVATB IM-
I'HOVKMKttTS ALUKAOY A8SUHRO WILL
MAKE OMAHA THE ATI'KACI'IUN OT TUB
CONTINENT. TllltRR YLAUS AOO WE HAD
A MTTLK $10 DOWN AND till A JION'IH
DOOM. IJASTKHN CAPITAUSTS HAVE
THEIH KYBS ON OMAHA NOW. bOUD CON-
HEHVATIVE OMAHA HAS PAbTENED
'IHRIlt ATTRNUION ' 1O HKIt AND DLIAH8 ( )
WII.I , PLOW IN HEKE I Oil INVkbl'MKNTO
niOM 'illlS ON WHEHE CRN1S DID IN THE
'liinro Is no rubblnt ; It out , Omaha Invest
ments defy the world's competition for their
solid and sure Interest paying qualities.
'llio best achk'o that cnn be given today Is to
inoht lu a rhuiiK ot Omaha dirt.
Wo ni o always ready turn happy to serve our
clluntH.
Any bnnV. meicantllo house , man. woman or
child in Omntia will hiienlc wall of nnd recommend -
mend the "Old Hellablo"
Hellablo"M
M , A. UPTON CO. .
Telephone Ml , lUth nnd 1'iirnain
C Jlembw I Omnh v Heal Estnto Exchange.
lomalm llonrdoflrndn.
Property nt21st and
rnrnnm kla. nt
JUS1THIN1C OP 1T1-W30 per foot , will
bo worth in .1 j ears
J70UOJ per foot.
SEE. , eaxre. N. W , cor , Utli nnd
Hownidstd . . Jlj.OOO
SEE. . . .00x1 61 , S. W. cor. 2'inl nun
Iln\eniorat3 . . : . 10,000
SEK .rrxir > 7 , loth bet , Dorcas
Martha , n loom house . 3 , WO
SEE. . . ntxMU , 8. K. coi. Huh and
C < i tollni , , t-i com house . . . 6fO )
SEE. . . . 'llio lln n 1COUM In West
Omaha . lo.fOO
SEE . .I * ) per foot and less for 1'nruam
street property o.ist of 40th st.
NOW ( A THE TIME.
1O 1IUY HEAl , KbTATK IN
hOUTH OMAHA.
r.NI.AItlINQttienlready (
I IMMENSE PACKING HOUSl'S ;
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PAYlNo'tVo"
Splendidly Gruded Strceti
: Two Pine nnd Costly :
: VIADUCT * ; :
irtJNNiNG :
jMOlOU LINKS 1N1O bOUTII OMAHA ; :
P.HAUK ESTAIILISHM'T.
Allthlswni Malco .
Henlty Lively
la
thu
NE.CT W DAYS
so
lluy Now
nd and and and and and
Hem The Swim
WEWIMOUAItANTEK20 PfcH CENT ON
i..ii . III.UCK 1 , Drown park , on 31th
Miuthof Ontri-et , near \liuluct. , . t l.COO
1.01 W ) . IILOCKIl , llrown park , on 31th ,
1 ulocK south of 0 street 1,300
I.OV33 , lll.umcil. llro\vn park , on 31th , 1
lilDck south of O street. . 1,300
I.Or& 11 AND 14 , 11LOOKII. llrown park-
on rid. 1 bloctoantof 31th for both. . . . 1,5'JO '
LorfUxl'iO KKhT. on 35th st , opposite
Iteod hotel HC grade , with good house. . 6,000
UT.Wxn IT.Kf IN 1.01' ft. IILOUK HI.
rxiuthOmaliii. fronting Hallroad nvenim 1,600
LOT g. III.OCK 4,8 , Bouth Omabu-a line
I OT8 11 AND IS , lILOt'lcSO. South Olimha.
double corner , nmLoU&ifoot lots 1,800
LOTS 1 AND3. ULOcicw. South Omaha ,
double corner , at urade 0OM
LUTSfiANDO , IILOCrTiJ. South Omaha ,
douuio corner at urmU H.ODO
ALL OILTEDUK INSIDE PROPLUTY. !
" Tl'lB
AHOVI ; PHICR3
Cnn not bo duplicated In South Omubn.
_ , . , . M A UPTON t'O
HIEOLD HRI.lAIH.h" HEAL KSTATR.
, . DItALEItS.
) ephou tUi , IClUuad F rn m nts. , OuiaUu.
roil HAIjlUiAI : < K8TATH.
ilK HYHON HRKO COMPANY
The olJe > t real estate Iiouio In
the state of Nebraska , hating
been established In IKu.
Wo offer the best nnd safest
chances to parties wishing to ac
quire a home , in two or three of
the best residence additions In
the city , Immediately on or con
venient to the lines of street
care , wo will lease a lot for five
years , for a rental of six per cent
per annum on the price of the lot
( and the pi Ice will bo as low as
other parties sell for cash ) nnd
the taxes , The lessee will have
the prh Ilcgo to buy the lot nt
any tlmo in the rtvo years at the
price stated In the lonso , nnd In
thnt case nil the reut he has paid
up to that time will apply ns pur
chase money for the lot. The
terms of sale will bo one-fourth
cnsn. with n balance to stilt pur
chaser , not exceeding flve years'
time , Interest sl < c per cent per
annum , pnynbly seml-annually.
Ho will bo requited to build a
houMsofthealuoot at least $ < 00 ,
and If he does not choose to buy
can remote his and other im
provements at the end of flve
jcnrs. No proposition could be
more fair thu ) this. If tl.o lot
should nd\ mice in > aluo in the llo
j ears tfio tenant will buy Hand
secure the Advance. If It should
not od\onco or should leranlnsta-
tlonnry , he gets 11 vo j ears' house
rent for n merely nominal price.
THE DYHON HEED COMPANY.
WHO WANTS
TO EXCHANGE
A riEci : or nusT CLASS UNIMPHOVED
OMAHA Itr.AL KSlMTlTrOH A FINE IIUICK
HI.OCKIN OOOI ) EASTIJUN CIl'Y , HUNTED
rOUTIIHEE THOUSAND DOM-AIISA YEAH.
FKEB I'llOJl INC
For bale l'i-story franio residence ,
coilnr. ntc , , close to Motor Line , ijulto now ami
well tlulibtttl ; nU'foot coiner lot ; price , S-,750 :
teiins. t5i ) dull , balance to suit , 01 will trade
for ( jooil clear lot. Call mid see us orrlta usf.
Wo have for mlu some ot tlio very best prop
erty In ttio lio.itt or ttie city , at prices below
\\liat otlicra are aelllni ; at ; some on 1'iunan ] ,
JodKe , .sixteenth and South Tenth streets.
A new four atoiy brick warehouse on South
Tenth Htreot for sale or ent.
t otno elegant lesldelice .
Unlmprovoil lots way bslow value , 3orao re-
qtilrliiK lint sin. ill cash paymi nt.
fiooillotifor building ; u HI taico second mort
gage m pnrt payment.
IKnoiiROod list of Hnd , Improved ami un-
linproxed , lots and houses for exchange.
bTHI.VGKU A , PENNY ,
HE Ah ESTATE AGENTS.
S. L" . Corner Ifith and Dodge Streets. Om&ha.
T > i.MlS : .AUIC
Sixty acres , between Thlrrv-sceoud ! and
Thirty-eighth streets ami Ctiiutng 'and Hamil
ton atreeta.
THE (5AHDI5N ( SPOT OP OMAHA.
Groundsexn'ilsltcly ' laid out.
Choicest resluimce sites In the city.
Uhecntiro park adorned by the best land
scape giirdner In the I'nlted States , who hud
furnished plans for the beat sjstoni ot
Kradu .
" ' se criiRe. water supply and dectilo
.
llaaionabla prices 111 bo clx en tlioso biillil-
Ini ! residences costlhg t\vxm and upwonls.
Inspection of grounds lniteil. .
Apply to olllces ot The lloinls Park Co. , Con
tinental bnlldliiK.
Directors-George P. llemls , president ; E. W.
Nash , > Ice president ; John II. Dnmont. secre
tary and tu-asurer ; i : L. Hleibouer , und Dr.
8. D.Mercer.
OMAHA'Uontliaavoota great boom. Has
experience taught \on to grasp an oppor-
tutntj tomaWu money ? It It has do not miss this
chance.
Corner Cth and Da\onport sts. , J1VOOO.
Corner lUth and Davenport 6ti. . fivtuo
aj ft , on I'rtrnani. Juit abo\e ! .1)th ) St. . * 1)CO ) . .
1 louses anil lots In Potipleton Park , easy
terms , from * -.COs ) to Jl.OUO.
Vacant lots in I'oppletnn Park from I1.KW ( up-
Maida. Htuo soniB > ery ihotco lotj. Will fur-
nlslt money to build on same.
I lnuB a lot near car earn on Lake at. Price
only I,4CW.
1 lm\o Ki ft. front on S loth st , at cor. of Cen
ter , only * | 0iM > .
PUOPKKTY TO UXCHANOK.
IdOacres of clearUniHu South Dakota , only
MX miles trout Illont. as line land as tan bo
found anywhere , will triuln for Omaha or gooil
farm property lu Nebraska. "
l u acres or clear land lu Stantou county to
trade for Omaha property or stock of cooils.
mi lots on S. UtU st , to itiido or for Kale
clieuu.
If you want to buy , trade orsellcomo and
see me.
If you want to inako n loan I can do It for
\oti nt the lowest rates.
J. K , Tvauilry , real eitate audloa BS , Itooui
I ; , Chamber of Commerce , Omatia.
SALT I.AKB ClTV-1'urtJet desirlns to in-
reitin this clly Hill do well to consult the
Dlvter , Johnson luvostmeut Co. , P O , llor&ll ,
and \M \ South Main st. Salt Lake City. We Imn-
ille choice proptrty ouljr nail gltoe best of
reference * . C1TA6 ,
rou HAI..K . itK.vii KHTATI : .
TOT 60x121 feet , ooTuenty-nloth street , Jusl
goiitli of Lake street , cheap at 11/wO , One-third
cash. '
Lot 7 , block H , Orchard Mill ndd. , on Hamilton
street , near end of motor. fAOOO.
Lot 13 , Mayno's adil. 7o Orchard Hill. 62x110 ,
just north of lt.lt. brldge.on Military road.f I.SW.
Two lots for sale or trade In Itedlck Park ad
dition.
Corner lot on California stieet and Pleasant
street , very sltely. J 1,0(0. (
Lot 1 , block 2. , Carthage , cast front , corner
on CumliiK street. JIXW. (
Corner , Wxlj ) fiet , small house , lu Walnut
Hill. For Sale or trade.
TO feet on Sattudcrs street , near Grace street
a bargain at tar,00.
Some line lots In ICcmlull's add , ut a bargain.
LotUk2 , MajnovTpiaco.onaJth St. . $1.SO ) .
I.ot24 , blk 0 , Walnut Hill , corner lot , on Cum-
Inj ? street , Tory choan at $ i,2X ) .
Lot 10 , blk I. . CHftonTTlll. corner on Military
roan. JU50.
Tno lots tn Hedlck Park to trade for > acant
lot ; will pay some cash difference.
House and corner lot m Walnut Hill , for
trade. ll.-'OO.
W. T. Gil A HAM ,
CrolRhton Block.
TVUW1SC. UEED.VCO. .
Sole agents for all PJppertv offered by us.
ALAMO PLA/CA. :
ALAMO PLAXA. lot-ited on 1'arnam , Dodge.
; iiIU ) niuli"thsts. : , thebestlocatloninthaclty for
a line realuence. Has city water , gas and street
carsorvlca. Furnam str < * et U pa\cd through
the nndltion. Those lots are offered for n Hhort
tlmo at N cry ow _ pricey oni on easy terms.
i DUIIANT PLACE , i
DCHANT PLACKIulocatsdon King and Ohio
sts. und In n part of thu city that Is w ell built up
nnd lias Hplendld stieot rai facilities.Vo liavo
It lots In tnls addition lorsalu on terms to nult
purchaser.
HAZEL 'IEHHACE. :
HA/.ELTKltllACE Is high and sightly lo
cated betu een 16th and 'JOth sts. und joins Deer
Park on the south ; only one block from the
electric mutnr line to South Omaha park , and
three blocks soutn of Vlnton Ht. We will sell
twenty ot those lots to people who want to
build in a short tlmo at fioin toXI to JH1) each :
onlr SIO rash , the bulunco lu monthly pay-
incntb at 8 per cent Interest.
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BHEIUDAN PLACE. .
SHK1HDAN PLACE on Leaienworth street ,
threu bloi ks bevonit the present street tar ter
minus. Forty lots for silo at S'JJO each ; $13
down and tW ft month ; Interest 7 per cent.
Piatsof lots with prices will bo furnished
upon application at this olhcp ;
MONKY TO LOAN. :
On any good security in sums to suit. HENTS
LOLL1.GTED , TAXES. PAID , 1NSUUANCE
PLACED.LEWIS
LEWIS a HKRD & CO.
lEeal Estate Loan , and Kentiil Agents.
lioom I J. Chambet ot Commerce.
IOOIC at this list ot business proparty :
$ .MMU for lot 0 block 1 U n. e. tor. nth and
Lca\onworth.
tij.OOJ for unith tt tt. lot i > block litt. city ; tills
is n suitable place fornarehouso or hotel.
195,00) ) for lorS r > and U blotK 114. 132x1 B ft. n
e. cor.-0thami Furnam ; suited for hotel.
* I2 , 10 for iJUxi In. . w.coi. SOth nnd Farnam ;
suited for mores und Hats
Ii8,0i for e.41 ft. lot.I block 10T. opposite new
postolllie ; rents now produce $1,500 a , jear.
t Id.000 for lot 0 block 87. youth front , bet. ICth
and Ifithon Dodge : now brlnslng coed retuin.
fail and see Stringer & . Penny.
Itoorn 2J , Douglas lllock.
201 20
A FINE lltlle home , Mth st. near Woolvrorth ,
full lot , east front. T rooms anil bath , \ ery
llttlu cash reuuliud , F. K. Darllni ; , 4J llarker
bloc * . 278
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HO A 111) OK IJQUlt'A \ \110.V.
Notion of. Mont Inc or llio City Ciiiincll
an a Hoard ol
rpo the owners of all lots nnd lauds In the city
-L of Omaha whloh ate botiellted or that may
be found to be benefited by the construction of
the Tenth street viaduct , and to all persons
haflng any InUiest in said lots and lands :
Yon , and each of you , aie hereby notified that
the City Council of thoCltyof Oimih.i will sit as
n Iloaul of Equull/atlon at the olllceof tlio City
Clotk , In Douglas County Court ilou-e , on Mon-
rtay , thu .lint diy of M.iuh , 1H30 , iiomO o'clock
a. in to & o'clock p. m , for the purpose of ns-
sosslng and lovj Ini ; thu amount of ilumagLSto
the ounors of lots , 1 mils and real estate latiBed
by the erection and maintenance of said via-
ilnct ns iletornilncd by the uppraisois heieto-
fore appointed to appraise said damages and
approvud by the City Council , upon the lots ,
lands and real estate btnefltted bv the con-
stiuctton and malntonanio of said \ladurt , und
of equallzlnu the propo'ed levy of snld special
taxes und assessments nnd tOnetliiiK nny
errors therein , iind of hearing till complaints
that tltH ouncrt of propnity to 1m taxed and
assessed , or peions having uuy Interest therein
mav nuke , said special taxes and assessments
being lo\ led accord Ing to law to cioitj j. special
fund to ha used for the nayment of ilaiuuu'es to
prhato proparty catii-ed by the construction of
nMadutt on Tenth street between Mu'ouBtioet
nnd Jackson street ns lecjiilre. ! by n cjrtain or
dinancitof said cltv of Oni.ilin ontltled "An
Ordinance requiring the 1'nlon Paclllc Hallway
Company nndtho Chicago , liurllngtoiuv. Oulnry
Hallroad Company to etect. construct nnd inni-
plete u certain viaduct and appt , iches In and
upon Tenth street , In the city of Omaha , iktor-
mlng the proportion of too cost tin root to bo
berne bv p.ich of the said companies , und ap
proving the proceedings of the commlssl mers
heretofore appointed to the
assess v damages
"
therefor.
You. and each ot jou. are hereby not llled to
appear before said City Council , sitting ns n
Hoard of Humiliation , ut the tlmo and place
ubovo specified , to make nny complaint , statement -
mont or objection you may desire concerning
said levy and assessment of such special taxes ,
m22dtt Jens GltOES , City Clerk.
Oortillcit" .
This Is to certify that the Nebraska Central
Uallnay company desires an Increase of Its an-
thrlzed capital stock from one million dollar *
to four millions ftw < hundred thousand tlollnrs.
and that such Increase and the m km7 and
publlsningof this cortltlcats. and the filing
thereof with the secretary of state ot the state
of Nebraska , has been duly authorlzad by tno
holders of thu majority of the cipltal stock of
the Noriraska Central Uallwuy company.
In witness whereote have hereunto signed
our names nt Omahi , la the county of Douglas
mm state of Nebraska , on the lUth day of Au
gust , 1SMI. JOHN A. M'SHANli
UEOUQE 0 I1AKNUM , Prouldont.
fcecretnry.
I Corporate I
I Seal. | Directois :
JOHN II DUMONT.
WILLIAM L. ADAMS ,
. . . . . IIBN.IAM1N.I. MUKltid ,
State of Nebraska. Doualas county , HS :
lleforo me , u notary public In and for said
Douglas county , personally catno the above
named John A. MoSlmnc , George U llarnum ,
Jonu H , DnmontYllllam L. Adams and Hen-
janiln J. Morris , knonn to me to bo the Ident
ical porson-i who Hlgnoil tno foregoing Instru-
niaut , andsererAlly ixckuonlodged the said In
strument to be their voluntary act and deea.
for the uses and purposes therein set forth.
In witness wiioroor , I hive hereunto signed
my name and nlllxcd my Oillclal seal , at Omaha ,
Douglas county , NebraaKa this 1'Jtli d-vy of Au-
T Notarial I Not'ary Public ,
j Seal , t I"ebiil6)t.inor :
niHK'1' ' QUAKTKHMASrKK'ri OFFICK-Do.
vy partment of the Platte , Omaha. Neb .March
20,1K"0 " , Sealed proposals. In triplicate , \\lll be
received here aud by each post and Dapot Quar
termaster in this department mull 2 o'clock p ,
in , , central time. April 21st , It-W. nml then
opened for turn ( suing \\ooil , coal and charioal ,
ruiiulred thoteln during llscal year commencing
July 1st , ISJD , U. S. loser\osright 10 reject any
or nil bids. Prefeioncu gben to articles of
domestic production , conditions ot quality
und price ( Including In thu price ot foreign pro
duction tha duty thereouj being umul. ( All In
formation furnished ou application hero or to
any ot the Post or Depot Quartermasters. En-
% elopes containing proposals to bo maiked
"Propoials for fuel , " utul uildrossed an Indi
cated above WM. II. HUGHES. I.loutentunt
Colonel aud Deputy Quartermaster General , U ,
S. A. . Chlat Quartermaster. m-'Jcl Halt-It
SEALKI ) proposals will bo reieheil by the
Hoard of Education tchool District of
Omaha , until Ttl.U j > . m April 7th , ! . for a
Hchoal ulte of not loss than three full lots In
Windsor Place or vicinity. Said proposals to bo
Healed and marked "school Site Proposal ,
Windsor Place. j , 11 , Fn-ui , Secretary ,
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MARCH OF THE MUSCOVITE.
Growth on ittnin Within n
Vcrv few persons have nnv ilofinito
Idoitof tlio induatt'lesj'ttf ' Russia , or of
the vnst growth which Ilns cnusctl these
to Increase with enormous rapidity dur
ing tlio lust nunrtcr 61 n , century , stivs
the New York IloriiW Dotwcon IbOO
nnd 1885 the railway milertfjo of Kusalti
lias incrc'iscd from 600to 10,000 tnllcs ;
her fuctorlu of which 'tfioro were 18,000
in 1800. had increased to 23,000 in 1895 ;
\vhllo the product ofUhcso 2oO,000,000
rubles in 1860 had douGlotl in the sumo
period. Proportionate , as regards
time , the indronso in all tlmso indus
tries lias been enormously Creator in
the past live years.
While \ory llttlo is absolutely certain
as to the progress of the Russian rail
ways in Siberia , it la probable that the
road from Tomsk to Irkutsk , on the
southwest of Lake Baikal , is comnioto
to that point and west to Orenburg ,
which city ngain Is connected with Mos
cow by rail. Last month the Russian
government completed jts plans for the
construction of a road from Lake Baikal
eastward to Nladivostock , in the ex
treme Routhcastorn ixrtlon of the Rus
sian dominions , thus flanking Miiucl-
churia , While protecting her Pnoillo
seaport and coast if nouesMip. From
Vladlvoslock it is designed to run a line
of steamers via Yokohama either to San
Francisco or to connect with the Cana
dian Pacillc.
But while Russia has been thus ad
vancing and pi ejecting in Central and
Eastern Asia it is in Persia that her
recent movements must bo viewed , by
England at least , as the most sinister
and threatening. Not only is a Russian
consul general established at Meshed ,
but so trustworthy and well informed an
observer as lion. George N. Cur/on
asaurcs the readers of his rccont work.
"Russia in Central Asia , " that the shah
has given Russia concessions to build
nun 1 1 , ID uui
rently roporteu in Europe that this is
arranged for the next live years. This
will give the c/ar his iirst opportunity
to roach the sea that boon so long and
so earnestly sought after by the Mus
covite rulers. Already it is stated that
u railway has been begun between
E/zoli , a port on the Caspian sea , and
Jaran , when it will not bo long before
the coveted seaport on the Persian gulf
will bo an acquisition of Russia. Hero ,
with a dockyard and a naval Ileot , and
with railway connections to Ispahan
and Shirnz , England's trade with Per
sia would be hopelessly pone.
Not only this , but with Russia threatening -
oning India at once from Lahore and
Clnckapoor on the wcbt and northwest ,
with her now Central Asian railway
skirting the northern border of tbo
Punjaub , and with a naval seaport on
the Persian gulf , it would lake more
than all Great Britain's military
strength and more than all her money
to enable her to retain her Indian pos
sessions. And as to money , it is to bo
noted that only a few duva ago the now
Russian loan of 120.000.000 rubles was
taken up seven times over in Paris
alone. .
Russia's aggressive disposition is not
confined , ho\\c\cr , to India anil a sea
port ; there have long been tumors that
/mo was extending her clutches to take
in Corea , whoso constantly incrctibing
internal dissensions ; may yet make her
an easy prey. Al tlio piesunt moment
she is threatening the autonomy of
Bulgaria , and as to China the i- < draw
ing suspiciously near the "Gt cat Wall , "
and may yet take ttyoliint that Daniel
Defoe gave in 1710 when ho said : ' 'Had
the C/ar of Muscovy fallen upon un war
like China instead of , , warlike Sweden
ho would have achieved mighty con
quests. "
It is all very well to make light of a
policy of which we know only so much
as its creators and ministers choose to
toll us , excepting what may leak out
from accidental sources. Putting to
gether all that i& here set forth it will
b6 scon that there are good grounds
for viewing the course of Russia as more
fraught with meaning , perhaps more
significant of future hibtory and an al
teration of the geography of Europe ,
than that of all the other great powers
combined.
THE AFRICAN IN POLITICS.
A Great Problem which is Daily
Grow I ne Ornvcr.
Mr. T. Thomas Fortune , the able edi
tor of the Now York Age , contributes
tlio following article on the rights of
hib people , to Frank Leslie's Illustrated
Newspaper :
An eminent statesman has said that
no question can bo regarded as settled
until it is settled right. The Irish
question in British politics and the
African question in American politics
sulliclontly illustrate the force and
verity of' this opinion. Tlio life of
Ilonry Clay was dedicated to tlio work
of reconciling slavery to Undemocratic
principles upon which the fathers
reared the imperishable fabric of the
Republic ; but tlio futility of tlio numer
ous compromises evolved from his
netivo brain was shown by the pro\oking
porioditioy with which they returned
to plague and confound their inventor.
The people of the country ( irmly be
lieved that they had dually disposed of
tlio African question in our politics
when the backbone of slavery was
broken , and when the war amendment
to thn constitution had boon adopted ;
but they have been convinced tnat Hiich
is far from being true. Indeed , Senator
Ingalls of Kansas declared during the
Until session of the Fiftieth congress ,
that the African problem is the most
important and pressing question 'in
American politics today.
Mr. Henry W. Grady of Goorgia.gavo
point nnd emphasis to the opinion of
Senator Ingalls , when ho declared , in
the speech ho dolivotcd at Boston just
prior to ills death , solemnly and defi
antly , within speaking distance of
Fanouil hall , tllht the south never
would consent to tho.c.xorciso of the just
provisions of the fifteenth amendment.
And there was no'tlcseendant ' of Will
iam Lloyd Garrison , Wendell Phillips ,
or Charles Sumner in thut gathering of
Boston money gp tors to rise in his
plr.co and rebuke the most impudent
and inbolont statement made slnco
Robert Toombs of ( Georgia , is said to
have declared that ho would yet call the
roll of ills slaves ivti the foot of Bunkur
Hill monument. And even as Toombs
died hopeless of ov'er'accomplishing ' his
sacrilegious vaunt , HO Grady died with
the equally diflloy'uT'dcelaration ' quiverIng -
Ing on His lips , i.'j . '
The southern ropiosontativcs in the
congress are busy ( tdvising chimerical
schemes to meet the issue. Senator
Morgan of Alabama , Senator Hampton
of South Carolina , and .Senator Vest of
Missouri uro bent upon securing the
passage of u law to enable African citi
zens to gu to Africa , or BO tno colder cli
mate , IIH they may prefer ; while the
democratic legislature of Mississippi ,
disdaining subterfuge of any sortbouily ,
resolves to petition a republican con
gress to annul outright the llftoonth
ummidmont.
The African problem is not to bo set
tled t > yany | schema of deportationwhich
is entirely impracticable , nor by dia-
franehtsomont , to which the country
will never consent. Tlio only tvay that
it can bo settled is in the right way :
and , however long it may toqulro.it will
bo nventually settled n that way , oven
as the settlement of the vexations qucs-
tioh of slavery was found to bo practi
cable only by the utter dosructlon of the
"peculiar" Institution.
The actual disfranchlsomentof 1,000-
000 out of 1,000.000 votOM , lu a voting
population of 10,000,000 , is an evil which
has baon too lung tolerated , and wnich
cannot bo permitted to hitch its.olf upon
the policy of the country without pro
ducing the very gravest results. No ono
boliovcs for a moment thnt the democ
racy would have secured the presidency
in 1831 if all the doctors of the south
hail boon allowed freely to osorclso
their constitutional rlirlit. It has long
been fashionable for the domocractic
and mugwump press of the north and
the west to pervert the facts underlying
this monstrous evil , and to re-echo the
plea of their southern masters that the
whlto south bo left alone to deal with
the black south as it will , a revival of
the ante-bellum war plea in all
its hidcousncsa. "Hands off ! ' ' they
cry. The north and the west
did take their hands olT in
1870. What has boon the rcstiltV Not
only has the white south made abso
lutely inoperative the urovislons of the
Fifteenth amendment , building a Chi
nese wall around its political solidarity ,
but it h as inaclo it as impossible for the
black finith to secure justice in the
courts of law as it would bo fur a ciunol
to squoo/o through the eye of a noodle.
The denial of justice in the adminis
tration of the laws as oxomplillod in
the recent butcheries of Jcssup , Geor
gia , and Barnwoll , South Carolina is n
more pressing and grievous question for
the African citizen tocolisider tlian the
moro national question of the denial to
him of ills right to vote and to be voted
for : ho is , therefore , moro concerned
in righting the former than the latter.
Mr. Blaine pointed out the interest of
the country at largo , as it is affected by
tlio suppression of the Afro-American
\oto , in his Augusta speech after the
disastrous campaign of lbS4.
The hope entertained by many Afro-
American thinkers from 1870 to 1835.
that a divijion of the blacks would work
a division of the black vote at the south ,
and thereby work amelioration of the
haul conuitlan of their race in other
respects , mainly in the administration
of justice , lias been entirely dispelled
since the inauguration of President
Harrison. Perhaps not a baker's do/en
today entertain any hope that any good
thing can como out of the democratic
party as far as they are concorned.
Since 1870 the republican party lias
done practically nothing to show that it
is determined to perfect tlio work
whereof the war amendments are the
embodiment rather than the consumma
tion. The republican party should , in
consequence of this indilTcronco , DO
warned by the refusal of the Afro-
American league convention , hold at
Chicago January 15 , and the American
citi/cns' civil rights convention , hold
at Washington February ! 5of this year ,
to indorse it or give it a vote of con-
tldcncc , that something positive and s i-
lutary should bo done to allay the dis
content \yhich has. undoubtedly , wide
spread existence.
In a letter to mo dated Januarv 1 ,
1890 , Senator William E. Chandler ,
whose republicanism cannot be doubted ,
said :
"The republican party and the colored
r.ieo are r.iuldly corning to n crisia in their
nlTairs. Shall tiiero bo n favorable reaction ,
or shall the nocro virtually lese the ballot
nnd tie nracticallv remanded to a political
condition inferior to thnt , of the white race
a sort of semi-slavery or serfdom. notwith
standing the constitution makes the blnclc
nnd the white voter equal before the law-J
* * * The republican party can be hold uu
to that work , which It cannot avoid w ithout
dishonor , bat tno coloreit people must spcuk
in no uncertain terms. "
No graver problem than that of the
denial to the African citizen of his con
stitutional rights and of his rights
under the constitutions ol the several
states over confronted a race or a party.
Shall his rights bo maintained and vin
dicated , or are wo to allow a Russian
condition of affairs to develop and as
sume unmanageable proportions'/ The
republican party is bound , by its solemn
oaths in national conventions , and by
its history , to answer that question.
GRAND
Commencing Wednesday next and
continuing balance of the week.
'Without exception the largest and
most complete line of Millinery and
Novelties ever shown in Omaha.
109 & HIS , 15tii St , Opp , Posloflice ,
Certtflrjnf < > for I'nldlOTllon. 1
onicor Auditor of Public Accounts , >
St toof Nebraska. )
Lincoln , Neb . Feb. 1 , 16TO. It la hereby cer-
tlllml tlmt ilia Mutual late Insurance company
of New Vork , In thostato o New Yort , has
coinplloil with tliu Insurance law ot this auto
anil is uutliorUeil to transact tlio biialnosn of
hfn Insurance in this atatn ( or the current venr.
Witness my Imnd ana tha seal or tlio auditor
ot public accotmta the tlnv auil y ar aljovo
wiltten. 1. H IIKN'JON ,
Auditor I' . A.
C1IAB , II , AM.HN ,
Deiiuty. .
W. P. A 1.1EN. general nRODt for Xebraska ,
Dakota. Colorado , Wyoming anil Utah , ( Illlcu
cor. rnrnaiu and 13tu ats , o\vr rirat National
Dank , Ouuilia , Neb.
Urcuou Bliorr Ijlnu .V : Utah Nortliorn
ICallwny Company ,
Notice Is hereby Klven thnt , pursuant to tlio
artlclosof consolidation ami uKroament , < luted
July-Itli , 18tl. ( theitntiual tnaatlu/ot tlio stock
holders ot toe Oregon Ktiort Uno and L'tuh
Northern Hsll'.vny Company for thn election of
director * and xncn otliur bmliioss as may legally
( onio before the meeting , will be held ut ttio
olllcuot thu company , No. Tl Mtln street. Salt
Lake ( Ity. I'tiili. un w ojnoiday , thu liith day of
.Marcli , 1WO , nt 10 o'clock n. m.
AI.I.X. Mu.LAlt , Secretary.
Iloston , February tth , IbW. , fiTd t
RESTORED.
Manhood . -A victim
4 of yuulhrul ImiiruUencv.
rauilnir 1'rfmMui-u l > ircar ; , Krrruui l l.llllr , Uut
flantiowi. Ac. , rtavlnjs t : rt u In vain trrry known rein * .
dy , nj UlMxtTereil a plnit lu mean * c C self curvvulcu
l.o will Mnd ( il ll t IlKK lo hU frllow lulfrrcti.
Addreei. J.ll , IttUVU' , | ' ,0. l
GREAT
REMOVAL SALE
Take plcimirc Sn iiiiiinuiirhiK to
their frluiul * niul pttroim , Hint
tlicy will move to the xtorc OIM-II
plo I by Tlionii | < on , ItoMcn tV Co.
on or about April loth.
AVcdon't n'ant toinoveanymore
pooilN tliau p nsll le and com-
nivnee toini > rrv HOIIIU Nlart-
lint ; sacrlllfCH.
150 Btyloa of b-xby c.irrlnpct at less
tlmn oost to intunifacturo. Uu > nios nt
$1.48 , $2.18 , * a. 15 , SJ..n. $0.4" tuif'.hS. .
Our full plush lined bupiry withsatui
pnr.isolat$10 Is a beauty anil is worth
$15.
$15.Groat
Great bargains in house furnishing
ROOtlH
Co for milk pans worth lOc.
5c for pudilinir ians worth lOo.
oc for dippers worth lOc.
/5e / for wire toasters worth lOc.
Co for wlfo strainers worth lOe.
r a for U hole join pans.
lOc for 2 qt c'olTco pots host nmdo.
lOc for ! 5 qt oovoiod pail worth 120o.
lOe for nickel handle fry puns.
10c for host flour siftor.
Oc for best retinncd stow kettle.
Woodeiiware Bargains of Evjry Kind ,
liJc each for two hoop pails.
lc ! ) for best paper pails.
15c , 65e and li'ie for best tubs.
lOc each for best 40 foot clothes lino.
6c each for rico root Scrub Brushes.
6c for host revolving handle Hailing
Pins.
le per do/on for best Clothes Pins.
Clothes Horbcs nt O'Jc ' , 880 and UOc ;
best made.
o-foot Stop Ladders. 03c.
Wonderful Values in our Fancy Goods ,
Jewelry and Silverware
Daparinnnt.
100 full quarto linost Plush Albums at
99c ; usual price $ ! ) .00.
Ladies' Pockotbooks. Purses , Card
Cases , &c. , lOc , 19c , 2.c ! and upwards ;
worth t\\o and three times the price
asked.
Bird Cages in .lapan , brass and wood
frame at 4tc ! , 05c. 74n. 88c. 99c , i c.
BroedinfT Ca ; os , all si/es anil prices.
Thousands of bargains that wo
haven't space to mention can bo been at
this great sale.
Don't fail to call Monday and all next
\\oclc at the
The 99c Store
12O9 PABNAM S * .
H. HAUBY & CO-
THE WELL KNOWN
! > 5Jasiirpai-ieiI in tlio Treatment
of all foraii ol'I'rlvate Dlhcaie
Stricture Lout 3anlioo < l and
Ambit on.
The doctor has ono of the moat complete
systems for treatiiiR Pi Ivnto Diseases found
throughout the \ \ est , mid has nmdo the so ills
cases his special study Cor more tlmn llfteeu
jears. His trc.itmuut
CAN NOT FAIL ,
nnd a cine la girirautoud in every case.
Those \\lio ha\o been under his treatment
for STRICTURE
pronounce It a most wonderful success
Stricture or puin utul dllllculty in uriniitiim
pertcunently cured in n fuw da > ti ulthout
) ) i\iii , cuitlnR or loss of tlmo.
Lost Manhood and Ambition
In its worst forms nnd most dreadful results
nro absolutely nml permanently cured by the
Doctor , nnd thu patiout is soon completely
tostorcd to his ustiul vigor , iimbltlou atul
cutrpy.
BARRENNESS and all FEMALE DISEASES
poaitivuli cured without Instrumontsor pain
C'atarrli , hUIii S Isounc'i , and all
ONeiues of Hie lElooil , Heart ,
JJ\er Kidney * and tilailder all-
Moltitoly t'tired.
THE DOCTOR'S ' SUCCESS
has been simply marvelous SInce loeatinj ; la
Omaha ho has treated over Kl VI } riioUs-
AMI I'A'IIIJN IS. Ho Is treating pitlonts
by correspondence In ulmost every stuto from
the Atlantic to the I'ncillc ocean. Among the
doctor's patients are found inuny of the lead'
ing men our country senators , bankers ,
ministers , lawyers , and men In the various
other occupations which KO to make up the
masses of the people. Thu.y endorse him und
recommend him in thu strongest possible
manner.
Bond 10 cents ( stamps ) for the Doctor's
book , Tno Life Secret , for "Man" 01
"Woman. "
Treatment by correspondence. Stamp for
reply. Consultation free.
OPPIOEf
SE.Coi'.13tliSMsoiiSts. ' (
, . . .
OMAHA , NEB.
TO WEAK
Burftrtna from UietiHcunt youthful trnini. mrlr
dic r , vruilnu "fikniwi , lo i manhixKltie , 1 will
cn < l a Toluatilo trratlMi lunlnl ) ctmlalnltiK full
{ articular * for liome cun > . I'llKH of charge. A
iplcmll I rnedlcal work i tboulii U ) rvail by uver7
> n n who U nem.ui ami ilflillltaUil. Aililrtu ,
tt'ror. r. c. ifo\viiii.'TiooUuBcouut
The great increase
OF SALES
*
in our
during the past season lias
induced us to purchase for
our
the largest and most
varied stock w have
EVER
BEFORE
EXHIBITED.
RAILROAD I'lML CAhO.
K I' T J . ' . 0 II
Om n In Dnpot IQtli nml Maann
! ' la n ml , Kmum City Day Ktpie K . . .I ( j 4S p in
I'M ' p mK | r Mglit Kip \li > 1T r 'Jfnn < . | I 45 u m
J.CBVCI I I'MO.N I'AOiriC
Oiiiulm | Depot ll'th ' nnrt Mjrry HtrcoH
" ' 5 ! > ni ( htrlnnit I lyor
T 'fl p m tactile KxpruM
U10 n in Denver
4 4S p in ( irnnil Iilnnd l"xp ( except Hun )
6 J5 n ni _ Kniiijn City Kitprc
Ixinvcs THU'AflO. il I &TACIKIU
U I1 , ilopnt , loth nnrt Mnrcy B
Night Kxprcss
. Atlantic Kxpre-s
Ve3llliuln l.lmllcil
_ tt. 1' . depot , IQtli anil Mirer S" |
015 n ra
4 TO ji m \cntlunlo Limited
015 p la ( Iv. ex. Hnt ) MHll ( Ar CT. lion )
aa ) p m Eniteru t Iyer.
leaves II 1IICAI.O , 1111 , , A tU. PAUf *
Onmlm It ) 1 * flopot. IQlh nnd Marcr Hn
V ! * > u m Chlcngo Mall feiicpt Htiniliijr ) . , 6 4 p in
flOO ji in . . . .Culcaeo Kxpress . . . . i 43 a m
ll TO p mj Chicago Krpreas J 30-p in
Teavos T OMAHA At 1' , l.OUIlJ TATlvus
Omalin 'tt ' \ depot. IQtli ami Maruy Bta I Omahm
4 Ii p m1 .St Ix > nl taiintiu ull..TI"'l.'JiO ' p in
lxn\c i H1U\ ( CITY .V I'AOIKIO. I Arrives
Oni ilm 'U ' 1' depot , 10th ami Mari-y bta | O.imlm.
7 Idx ml Hloui Clt ? I' enecr . . . .JI003t \ in
0 r > p ro ] . St Paul Kiprcsn .IOUJ u m
I.cnves I SIOUX l'i 1 V A I'AClfcll' . Arrives
Onmlin I Depot 15th and Web'ter 3U. | Onmlin.
UMi/.i rnLlFIC-SUllUKllAN TltAINS
These trulin also stop nt 1 itli lull , SUtli iunlJ4th
itrccti , riumuiU nnd Hnvideo Ciu3ilnn' 'Working-
men' * train * ilo nut run Simitar
leaves I . K C' . , iTr JOK A t1 II I Arrives"
' lninferlUnlon _ _ Uupot. I'nuncll Illuns. iTrnnifcr
1007 n ml KBMBHH ) lltr Dnf KriiritHH . i l.fin ii m
10 . ' 5 p m | , Kantita ( Itr NIslU Ki'prcsi 1)10 ) n HI
"ioTii i 'oMAiiTft ST ixTOffi i Arrivn" *
Trnniferl Union Pi-put , ( ountil lllutr > . ' jruiufcr
Arrlvti"
Union Depot. TOIIIK II ltluir 'Imiiifcr
9 40 u ml , . , , . . , , riilinKo Kipros4 . . . . . . tt p in
1000 p nil , .1'lilcuKo hiprcni x 20 n m
600 p ml . . .Clilroiiii fail Mall. , . , . , I'M p iu
7 30 p m | . I lotion Ixical II Ai ft m
ixi ve i tiiuO < ccirv ft FAUiTTu"
' 1 rain fer I IJnlun Dtpol , Council , HluiU j'lriuiiror
7 45 r. m . , , aiouiT"illr } Aicnnimoilatluii i p < > 5 u m
6Wpm' ' St. 1'aul Kipron , | V U D M