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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1890)
r THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SUNDAY MAHCI1 30 , 3890.-SIXTEEN I'OU H.Un..HHAI < HHTATI3. J KWISC. UKKDiCO. , Sole agents ( or "Jj.Pfpperty ofTereil by in. i AlAMO At < AMO I'l.AXA.locntPil on 1'nrnam , nodco. Wthnuiii7tli : t % , thcboniocntlonlntliocityfor n line rcitdcnnp. Hai city \vntcr , m nml itrset car Htirvlco. I'lirnntn str.ot ! li iiavrd ttironeli the nnilltlon. Tlieau lots are ottered for a snort time nt very low prices nnil on easy tormn. ! DUItANT I'liACn. I Dt.'HANT I'I.ACiislorM don Kins ami Ohio t . nuil In a purl of llioclty thut N wall linllt up and li.li spluiullil Htrret rur tnc'lUlui.Vo li.iv. ) 1.1'lots In tills addltlou lor e.ilo on terms to unit purchaser. TIMtHACr : I1A/IU , TKIIUACK Is lilRli nml slehtly lo- rated between H'.tli nna Oth tils. , nnil joins leer ) ) 'nrk on tin.'soutli ; only ono lilock from Ilia rli'ctrlc inntnr HUD to Hontli Omnlm pnrk. and ttireo blosics fiuiitn at Vlnlon \Vowlllfiull twenty ot tlinso lots to peinilo who want to lifilld in n short tlmu ut from WK ) to IH'K ) cncli : only ! l rnsli , the uulunco In monthly p.iy- incntN at 8 per cent Interest. ' : BIII.IUDAN l'IACI' . 8IIKIUDAN I'liACK on I.onvenworth street , thrcu blocks lieyonn tlio pro-lent streetcar tur- minus. Forty lots for sale lit JO-Weacti ; JIJ down nml ill ) a month : Internst 7 per rent. Pints of Ion with prices will bo furnished upon nppllc itlon at tills olllce. MUSHY TO LOAN. : On any iroo'l itcurlty Yii'stiniV'to Hint. Itn.srrf UMjKCTHl ) , TA-VKH. I'AID. INfl VJ.AU1IU. MJWIS P. Itr.I'.I ) Si CO. , Heal Itstnto Loan , nnd Itcntnl A Itouin I.I , Cliiiiiilior of Commurct ! , - HKAI , K8TATI ! AGKNTS. - ! ! ! . - . i 1 ! r.sTiti.NsKii.vt'iNNv. ( : . i : r.S BTKIntililt.VI'KNMV.r H r.T HT T A HA T WHO \VANTS TO A 1'IF.CC OK PIllS'tc.ASi UNIMl'UOVKD OMAHA HK.U. r.STATIJ KOH A I'lNIJ I1UICIC ill.OCIvl.N GOOD IJAST15IIN CITV. UKNTCl ) YKAH. 1'iiEi : ruoii iscu Tor t'alo I'i-slory ' fninia ri'sl'lonce. with cellar , etc. . eloso to Motor l.lm % , ijulto new nml well llnlshud : iVI-foot corner lot ; price. f ! , W ; torniH. tlVl rash , balance to Hull , or ttlll trnOo for good oleiir lot. Call and Kee in or wr.to us. Wo have for sale some ot tliu very liost prop erty In the heart ot the city , at prlcei liulow whnt others are selling nt : HOIIIU on Karnani , iocUe. ) ; Sixteenth and Smith Tenth Hlreets. A new four-story brlct warenonao on South Tenth street for sale or rent. Homo elegant residences. t'nlmproved lots way nalow value , some re quiring hut small cash unyini'iit. ( iood lots for bnlldlngj lll taUo second mort gage ui part pityiunnt. Ilaxeagond list of land , Imnrovod and un improved , lots and houses for ejcdiaugo. STUI.v'OKK .V IMINNV , ItllAf , KSTATi : AGKNTS. B. 13. Corner Ifi'.h and IJodgo Streets , Omaliiv. rPlli : best Investment In Omaha today Is veil -1 located acre tuoclerty. 1 cin oiler lor sale for the mm thlity iluys llvu ton-acre tracts , HOS.O to the city , and onU tnreo to four b.ocks from regular "tatlonon Ilelt Line railroad , TL'ls ' land Is ftplomll'lly loomed , wltliln twen ty-live inlnules rldo of tno business router of ( minim , and will niivko splendid homes or Hue fruit and vegotAblj gardens , and nadi tjn acri- > can Do plattnt Into llfty choice lots , that \\lil bell lnuldeof tlireo ycar.s for four or live hun dred dollars each. 1 can oiler this land In tracts of live to ten acres at prices and terms It will pay you to Investigate. Kcnu'inuur thu patent and surest Investment madobypeoplo of limited means In Chicago , St. I'unl , .Minneapolis and Kansas City , has been made in well located arm property , and the Urgent proms In proportion to the amount In vested have been realir.otl on this kind of an Investment. You tuko no risk. You can Imvo aple.Vant home and support your family oil'ot a llvo or ten-iicrs tract , that will COM you less t nan an or dinary city lot. or the land tan bo rented , and used for fruit and garden purnosoK , nt llguros that will almoKt pay for It. Yon osmpo the high city ta > .t'a and numerous apodal asiess- incuts on an Investment of this kind , and the rapid giowth ot our city will s > eon miiko It doublonnd treble In valnu. ( . 'all ami let us show von this property , nnd Hcrnro a choice of one of the best Investments now on the market. 01:01101 : : N. HICKS. rirst lloor New York l.lfo llnllding. 7D-0 : : ; OJI AHA Ison the o\e of n great boom. Has experience taught yon to grasp an oppor tunity to make money1/ It huu do not miss this chance. Corner Ul h nnd Davenport st . , Slti.OW. Corner unhand Davenport sis. , jp.uoo. " * i ft. on rartiam , juit above -ijtli at. , fP(0\ ( llousci ami lots In I'ouiiletou 1'arkeasy tciins. fiom i..BO ) to ilQ.Q. ( ' Vacant lots in 1'oppleton I'nrk from ? l.ll'H ' up wards. I In vo Homo very cholco lots. Will fur nish money to build on uumo. I have a lot ueiin cir barn on Lake st. 1'rlco only JI.400. 1 have K ! ft. front on S. ICth Ht. at cor. of Cen ter , only | II.IM > . 1'ltOl'KUTY TO KXCIIANOR ICOacrea of churland In South Dixtotn , only BIX miles from Illout. as tine laud ns can bo found anywhere , will trade for Omaha or good farm property In Nebraska , " 131 acres of clt-ar land In Ptonton county to trade for Omaha property or utook of goods. Six lots on a. 13th st. to undo or for sale cheat ) . If yon want to buy , trade orsellcomo and fen mo. If you want to make a loan I can do It for yon at thu I invest ruti'S. .1. V. Twnmliiy. re l estate niulloa ns , Hoom IK , Chamh r of Conunorcu. Oicalia. /"lOlTAHK HO.MKS. tl.UU biiyn good 1-rooni cottagn l > i miles from 1' . O. s\v , 1'avod street. J 1,300 buys good I room cottaco 1U miles from 1' , O , bw , I'aved street , ( I , fi'X ' ) buys neat 4-room cottage , city water , 1U miles fro i 1' . O. t.'OO buysnow 8-room liouso. olty water , cis tern and linrn , Nicholas , near Walnut Hill depot. | IK)0 ) buys new n-rooiu cottage , Jones , near 34th st. . tot mia t-V.'jU buys n-rooni cottage and barn , Howard , ncnrltild it , , lot UlxlJ : . ' . lir > W for new 8-room hotisa near Ivountzo 1'laco. Uasy terms. I3.00J for now 8 room house. Chicago street , near l.ouo ave. Monthly payments. Hath , etc. D. MB N. Y. Mfe. 405-13 CortHlo.it. ' . This Is to certify that tha Nebraska Central Hallway company deslros an III-TOIISB of in tin- thrlzed capltnl stock from ono million dollar * to four millions tlvu hundred thousan t dollars , mid that Htich Increase nn.l the mi'imj and publlsnlmof this rortlllcaU. and tha tiling thereof with the -rotary ot MtMo of the suto ot Nebraska , has been ilmjr nutliorUail by tna holders of the nnjorlty ot the cjpltM utoclt ot the Nenraska Central italiway eompiny. In witness wliHreot , wo h.ivo hereunto signed our 111111101 at Oinnh.t , In the county of Douulai ami state ot Nobriiska. on the loth day of Ati- gust , ISMi. JbllN A. M'SHANa uioiimc : ; IIAUNUM. rreaidout. S-ccretary. I Cor.iorato I \ Seal. \ ' ' cJ5fi'K . mMONT. WII.MAM I. . AlAM , IIKNJAMIN J.MOUKtS. Btate of N br skR , Donalas county , ss : llaforo me , n notary publlo In and for said Douglas county , porsoiiilly cama the above named John A. NfoShMuleorgo U lliruuiu , John II liumont , WUll.iiu IAdaiiH and lion- Jamln J. Morris , known to mo to bo the Id nut- ion I parson * wuo signed tun foregoing ( imm inent , and sover.-Ulv ( .cknowlodgud thu said In- Mtrumunt to ho their voluntary act and deed , for the 1103 aud purpose- ! therein set forth. In witness \\hnreof , I have hereunto signed my tmmoaml alllxcd my ollli-lalsenl , nt Omaha , Duuiilas oountr , Nabr.uicithu I'Jthdiy ' of An * KUKtiS . W. C. l\K . ] Notarial I Notary IHibllc. 1 SoaU I 1'CbiaOJ t.mor W IAD tt B .oilr.lr oi.ffom. ki r I'.r.l. lm-4 TUBUUH EAR CUSHIJ S. . Vkl. fotuti k < V. IHUOOr. utlaurama mj. r r.UU. f > 1 ark. M w uti r t iu.vit u ( uat ti inunit , mu. X9 HAl.K KKAIi KSTATK. .Notion Hi Conrr.uMori , The board of education of Mouth Otmhn will receive llil ; until Ttilb p. m. April 1IMM , for n four-nory brirKaddttlon ( Including basement to the Third Ward school building ) Plum ami spe'lfiiatlonscan bo ! < ccn nt the olllcu ot John I.alen cr. nrclilfrt , Otnnha , Neb. All bid * must bo In by 7tt : > sharp , accompanied tv ) a certified check for f.vo huiidre.l nml titty rtVJI dollars. 'I he board reserves the right to reject any nml all bids. Him must bo mtrkoil "bids' ' an I addressed Ln thn.secretary , J. C.C nnor.r , . Soprot.iry Iln rd of Kdueatlon. SouthOmaln , Neb , March ' .M , l to. . . .March 2il iljn t. HIDING EGOS FOR EASTER. Her. Ho AVItt Tnlm.iuo Tells About IllH Votithl'iil IC\inrliicc. [ About a month before Easier there comes to the fnrmhnu.se n scarcity ot eggs. The farmer's wife begins to tibuso the wunscls nnd the cats ns the | ) rpbabla cause of the paucity. The feline tribe uro nssaultcd with mnny n Jmrsh ' 'Scat1'on ! the susnlolon of their 'fondness for omelets in the raw. Cus tards fail 'from the table. The Doml- niclv lions arc denounced ns not worth their mush. Monnwhilo , the i.oys stiunl round the corner in tv broad grin at what is lliu dlHComliturc of the rust of tlii ! family. The truth must bo told that the boys , in anticiiition | of Muster , have , in some hole in Ihd mow , or berne barrel in the wnjron-houso , boon liidinsr eygs. If the yountfstorrt understund their buslncs-i , they will compromise the matter , and HOC that at least a small supply t' ° cs to the house every day , writes Kbv. T. Do Witt Talmaifo in the Ladies' Homo Journal. Too prcat fjrcod on the part of the boy will discover the whole plot , and the charge will bo made : "Do Witt , I bcliovo you are hiding the CL'tfi. ! ' ' Forthwith the boy is collared and compelled to disgorge his posscb- sions. Xow. there is nothing moro trying tea a boy t him , after great trouble in ac- cuinululing tlioso shelly resources , to have to ptaco them in a basket nnd bring them fai-tli to the light two wecUs before Kapler. Boys , thereforeintinngc with blcill and dexterity. About this time of the yoat- you see them lurking much about the barrack and hay-loft. You see them crawling out from stacks of htraw and walking away rapidly with their liands * behind thorn. Tl.oy look very i 1111 ocout. for I have noticed that thu lee it of innocence in boys is proportionate to the amount of mischief with which they nro stuffed. They seem to bo determined to risk their lives on mow poles whore the hay is thin. They como out from under the stable lloor in a despicable state of toilet , and cannot give any excuse for their depreciation of apparel. liens llutter oil' tl'o nest with an unusual hquawk. for the boys cannot wait any longer for the slow process of laying , and hens have no business to otui'ul in the way of Easier. The most tedioua hours of my boyhood were spent in waiting for a lion to got oil' her nest. Xo use to scare her oil , for then she will got mad , and just as like as not take the egg with her. indeed , I think the boy is excusable for his liable il his brother has it dozen eggs and ho has only eleven. At this season of the year the hens nro melancholy. They want to hatch , but how can they ? They have the re quisite disposition , and the capacity , and the feathers , the will and the ncfat , and cver.ytliing but the oggs. With that deficit , they sometimes sit obsti- nnlely and defy the boy's approaches. Many i boy has felt the sharp bill of old Dominick strike tlio back of his hand , inflicting a wound that would have roused the whole farm house to see what the mutter was , had it not been that the boy wanted to excite no suspicion ns to the nature of his expedi tion. Immediately over the lion's head comes the boy's cap , and there is a scat- toration ot feathers all over the nay mow and the boy is victor. But at last th > evening before Raster comes. While the old people are on the pia//i : Ihe children como in with the accumulated treasures of many weeks and put down the baskets. Eggs , large and binall. white shelled and brown , Cochin Chinas and Burrampoot- ers. The character of the hen is vindi cated. The cat may now ho in the sun without being kicked by false suspicions. The surprised exclamation of parents more than compensates the boys for the strategy of long concealment. The meanest thing in the world is for father and mother not to look burpiiscd in such circumstances. April. 1'iillct' Horns Jo'irnttl. Hright , jocund April comes to us today , Ltulou with tlowcr-boll , bursts of songs and showor.s ; A violet frngrancti hovora o'er the way , U'hilo children frolic in liar golden hours ; Brook ? , too , glunro t > y , nil sparkling in tbo Mill , Glad that ice fullers to the wings are flung. The vlolot loves her , nml the blood root white With pink arbutus soon will bo ublow , Then ybuths and maiumis in mtonno delight , Will linger'ncuth the moonlight's witching fe'lo.v ; Whllo Herons slinks nway , with sullen nigli , As lovely , llowor crowned April passes by. AN OLD-TIME"BUNKO GAME. Iloiv Countryman U'oro Swindled dvi'i- Scvoiitvenrn AH"- An English writer said in 1610 : Monoy-droppors nro no other than gam blers whocontrivo that method to begin play. It is an almost absololo practice , and its twin cheat , ring-dropping , not less disused , says the London Guide. "What is this ? ' * says the dropper. "My wiggyl if this is not a leather purse with money ! Ila ! ha ! ha ! Let's have a look at it. " Whileho unfolds its contents his companion comes up and claims a title lo a shn.ro. "Not you , iiitleodl" replies tlio Under ; "this gentleman was next to mo , was not you sir ? " To which the country man assenting , or perhaps insisting upon his priority , the tinder declaro.8 himself no churl in the business , oll'ors to divide it into three parts , and points out a public house at which they may share tlio contents and drink over their good luck , olo. The found money is counterfeit , or screens , or elsa Fleet notes. They drink. An old friend comes in , whom the Under can barely recognize , but ro- mcmhors him by piecemeal. La baga telle , the draught board , or cards , ex hibit Iho moans of slaking the cnslly- aoquirod property , jso lately found , but which they c-in not divide just now for want of change. The countryman bets , aud if ho loses is called on to pay ; if ho wins it is added to what is coming to him out of the purse. If , after an ex periment or two , they discover ho has lltllo or no monoy. they run off nnd leave him to answer the reckoning , M. Antolno , the Parisian manager , U about to build n thnntor In 1'arh on n new plan. Ho says : "Whatever success any of our creations may obtain , wo stmll nuvur pla.V it more than n fortnight. U shall ba plnycd a fortnight whether the receipts nro enormous or do not amount to a sou. At the end nf that tlmo other thealurs may taku up the pidco ana run It , if tho.v consider that Its success is far from being exhausted. In this way wo should succeed In producing a great ninny pieces in the course of n year , authors of talent will no longer bo obliged lo wait two , thrco or four years bcforo securIng - Ing un representation. " Switzerland has : > univornltUi , 90 profos or * and iiUOO itudeuU. COMMON SEiNSK AND HOl'IHNG Prott y Woman'a Gown' , Her Oor- aots and Her Underwaar. GAB ON BOGUS DRESS REFORM A HltJcotiH ( Jnitihlnntlnn of Hones , Muslin nnd Cords Silver Displacing Smelling liottli'H -G ( Hl Society. Goiglp Aliout Gmvns. NEW YoiiK , Miiroh 'Jo. [ Spccinl to Tun BIH. : ] Among Iho various notices about reform In clothing It is iMthoi * startling ; to read an opinion headed , "SUlns will not bo xyornl'1 I'orsonallv I was su111cieally ignorant to wonder if the next gonoratlon of women werJ go ing to bo sufficiently healthy to sit in their bonc.s anil do without any exterior covering. It was an interesting thing to think out , but nt the same time , it seemed a , little odd , so I concluded to read the rest , of the paragraph , and I discovered it was the usual announcement that the frocks of the coming woman would bo modeled on hygienic principles , that the present woman was carrying about a superfluous weight of clothing ; that the coming woman would wear combin ation undergarments ; and her clothes would leave no-weight on the hips and as Httlo weight as possible anywhere else ; that the corset , must go and that the woman of the future would bo n healthier and more vigorous individ ual than the one of today , and that she would not wear a , seal or other skin over garment. Now , this all sounds beautifully , but it's out-and-out non sense , and makes you want to call it what the London street boy docs , "Tommy rot. " I suppose the coming woman wouldn't say that , unhappy wretch. The present woman , all dressed re forms to the contrary , is sensibly clothed. As our houses are huated with furnaces wo huvo loarnctl to wear the lightest clothing in the house , and to assume dark garments when wo go outside. As for combination undergar ments , they ruin the temper of the av erage woman to get into , they are ab solutely unbcautiful , and the reform corset is , without any exception , the most USILISS : : AND IIIUKOUS COMDIXATIOX of bones , muslin and cords that I have ever seen. The woman of today wears her sKirts a sensible length for the street. In the house she has the priv ilege of wearing them whatever length she wishes. Her walking boots have sensible broad heels , her sleeves are not tightunit it is considered extremely bad form to lace. A wcll-mado French corset is n thousand times more sensible and more comfortable , for it shapes it self to the ligure , than the utterly un shapely and unwomanly combination of muslin and bones that the reformers are trying to foist on the general wom an. 'Ilie average woman knows very well that if she laces her nose will get red , and she is not likely to bring such a catastrophe on herself. As for carry- ins burdens on her hips , they are not obliged to do it ; but certainly the 'good Lord built women that way , and the heaviest burden that comes to them to carry is put upon the hips and is nat ural. ural.A A woman I know who has not had a single cold this winter , who did not get the grip and every season before lias had in II ue n/a in every form , attributes it en'tiroly to the fact that she has les soned and lightened her undorsrarmcnts and made heavier her outside ones. Her rooms arp at summer heat ; her un derwear consists of a silk vest , a pair of lawn drawers , long silt ; stockings , a light weight llanncl skirt , a silk sldrt , and then her corsets. Xono of her gowns are heavy , but when she goes out into the cold air she assumes a heavy fur coat that is really like that famous one of Kal/.ae'dScraphita"warni to the soul. " Wo do not want so much reform in dress among women as wo want exorcise of individual common sense. To find out the cause of unhap py Directs , and to arrange your belong ings in the future so that the cause is removed , can bo done without lectures against the corset , against pretty under wear , or against all tire frivols and frou frous that tend to make women some thing more than the female of man. WHY AVOMIJX SHOULD LOOK 1'IIiriTY. Any woman whoso draperies are cov ered with Illth , as one of the reformers wrote , on a , muddy -day is a slovenly woman , who would bo slovenly under any conditions , and the putting on of combination undergarments would never imiKO that woman anything else but untidy and undesirable. I Uelievo that women should look pretty it is probably a frivolous liking on my part but as they are the llowors of the human garden , the walking llowors , they should bo as oxquisifo in appear ance as possible , and the word "oxquls- ite , " by the by , can describe a perfectly lilting cloth costume worn on a rainy day as well us a ball-dress or a tea- gown. The day of the long smelling-bottle , which the smart girl used to Ilourish as a policeman did his club , has gone by , and the enormous glass monstrosities , like stray pins , huvo disappeared , dear only knows whore. Instead , tiny silver Husks that depend from the ohatclaino , ones of gold enamel or glass duplicating some famous ones of the past.aro chosen , and unlikn the silver ones are not car ried around , but are put here , there and everywhere among the bric-a-brac on my lady's tables. The perfume is no longer the one H'IIO lior-uU favors for p'-U-sonal use , but Instead some eurlos pungent o.lor is selected , the olToi-t nf wliion is to tone ono up as a spoonful of some liquor might. Old Chino e scents are specially pri/.cd , but ono which the chemist can assure the buyer is an old Egyptian recipe is eagerly purchased , and no matter how study It may smeller or how suggestive of mummies it may bo is cojiited of great value. IIHAUTY I'ATCHKS AS IIIIUCS. With the vinaigrettes on the table of trilles there is also distributed curious onaniolod boxes that formerly held the patches that decorated some doad-and- gene beauty's face. The craze for collect- ingthoso boxes ison the incroasoand con noisseurs have found out that the demand exceeds the supply , and consequently imitation ones are on the market and hnvn to ho "bowardod of. " A box of Royal Dresden bound in gold , with a looking glass I aside the lid , is vouched for as having belonged to Louise I a Valllero , and the possession of it has given inoro unalloyed pleasure to ono woman than over came to the writer of a theological novel or an exhorter agnlnt woman , as she is. She has studied up the history of France ; she has traced the career of the Durho&i la Valliore ; she has wept over her sorrows rows ; she has smiled with her in her triumphs , and nho has followed her to her grave , believing that if her stu was great , her rcpcjitonco had surely wiped It out. There Is sometlilni ? csaontlally line In a woman liking to cpUcH womanlv be longings. It is a muuTilkucnor feminin ity that displays UseiIn ' this wiv thin Is shown by the gatlidrlng together of ugly Japanese poi'coluty'g , of huge black bronzes , and of P. | UWM on wiiat the astral body of man would do if the ma terial one did not govern U. If I were a man I would much rather marrv a woman who sat four lioiu's at an nui'tlon to bid on a watch once owned by Marie Antoinette than I would one who spent the siimo four hours HI careering round getting signatures to a petition to raise the status of woman and make her a self-protecting citizen. She ought not to ho s self-protectl'ig citizen. She ought to be procctod iy : a man. The Lord meant It that way else ho wouldn't have made Adam Ili-nt , and there never was a word said in the Blblo about women earning their living by the sweat of tholr brow. Self-protect ing , forsooth ! She c.ui take the most beautiful care of herself in the world , if you can only lot her got close enough tea a man to nlako him understand how much she needs his protection , and how determined ho is that she shall have her own way. MltS. MAUl'IN''S KNOUMt Cl'STOM. The fashionable woman , as illustrated by Mrs. Bradley Martin , has introduced an English custom here that is very sensible. In a city where the porto eochorc is seldom seen , the stops of my lady to her carriage , when her feet are clothed in satin slippers , have always boon.vory dainty ones , unless she wore very heavy overshoes to protect the pretty satin. She has changed all that by having her footman roll down from the doorstop to the carriage a strip of carpeting , over which she walks 7ith unsoiled feet. Wo are rat her given to lauirhing at English fashions , but this is ono worth following , for it means that in damp weather the foot arc protected from ttio cold , and at other limes the thin slippers , instead of touching the chilly stone , sink into a warm carpet such as they are supposed lo iread upon. WHAT IS OOOJJ SOCIETY ? Somebody said they would like lo get into coed society. It started the ques tion. Wnat is good society ? Good society is that where toadyism is frowned down upon and scandalmongers gers are not admitted. Good society is that where one earns one's title of gentlewoman not only by birth , but by good manners. Good society is that where men" are respectful , whore oil-color stories are not told , and where the women do not smoke cigarettes. Good society is that where to under stand Greek is of less importance than to understand courtesy in all its laws. Good socioty'is that which is not personal - ' sonal in its talk , but which finds siilll- cient topic of interest to discuss with out dilating on thu sins of its neigh bors. bors.Good society is that where the art of welcoming the coming and speeding the parting guest is graciously practiced. Good society is that where women are not hastily judged , but once they are behoved lo be untrutnful , deceitfuland ill-bred , they are ostracized. Good society is that which can give a dinner without sending a notice of it to the newspapers , can introduce a daugh ter without having her frocks nvido the subject of a paragraph , and which be- lio'vcs that the family and its happiness is oi more importance than the boom- ingot a beauty or the being counted among the four hundred. Good society is that which , while it recogni/.es the value of all the conven tional ruloe , is yet snfHeiontly strong lo be guided occasionally by hearts , and not of necessity lo follow a leader a sheep do. Good society is that where a mother knows her daughter and her son are safe. Good society.my friend , is that which is formed when two or three are met together in pleasant converse. You can , if you will , though yours be only a room in a boarding house , make the best society in the world lliore. BAIL 8Ali'K IRAKIS NOl'KS. How Kcal Estate Values Am Meas ured The Ways of Artlsanp. SALT LAKC CITV , Utah , March 20. [ Special to THE BEK. ] It is rcmarUiiblj how , thanks to the extended facilities ty steam , electricity nnrt mule power , the city i stretching out in every direction , climbing up ttin hills on the north and the cast , anil reaching far out on the best roads to tlio south ami Iho west. Hccently speculation seems to have turned largely to the north west , in the neighborhood of the Wurm springs , where real estate is yet very low. That part of the oily needs draining and the city authorities are about to Jinish it. T.ho present uiule road to llio Warm Springs will soon bo changed into an electric line , and this alone will add considerable value to propsrty. 1'roperty also perceptibly in creases in value toward the east , its value being lughcat at the east end of First South , on the bcncti and adjacent thereto , and de creasing oomowhat in value , though still hold and sold at good prices ranging from 100 toO'JO ' nor frontal rod , in going south ward. To thu southeast , and especially to the south of Liberty I'.irlc , lanu can still bo had nt from $2,100 to $3,5'J ' < > per acre. Among the recent subdivisions there laid out 1 notice Avomlnlo 1'nrk , n few blocks south of the park on the boulevard , where lots are sold now at froin $ JJ3 : to $500. Kapid tr.uiait Inw nlso been secured to Lincoln I'nrk and other properly on the southeast bench , In this di rection llo.s the best gnrston kind , while farther north Iho sloping ground furnishes the linest residence property. Tnero ore at present eleven miles of electric railway in operation , and fifteen more are planned and will corno Into operation this 5 ear. The s.iles of roul estate for the week endIng - Ing Saturday March 22 , were ns follows : Monday t 339,07 : ! Tuesday 1V.I.-171 Wcdn csduy 117,8 : > : t Thursday r JCO.-t ! ' " Frida v : )7HJ ) ! Saturday . . Total , . , ' , , Sl.aoO.STJ Many who buy now'do BO to hold their property for a number of yoara. While it is curtain that this city is bound to grow to a great size It Is evident that the values of real estate cannot bo expected tu double every two months. Dialers hero have boon spoiled somewhat by the excitement before and after the election , nnd they uro u little restive under tha present mora conservative tendency of the market Novorthulesi. the llgurcs above given po k volumes. There wilt not bo a botuy investment than real cst.ito hero for many n day , and the city eaccrly welcome all producers , nrtlians , manufacturers etc. , nnd such are cordially Invited to address the secretary of the Chamber of Commerce , Kelsey & Glllospta nought for $00,000 the property known ab K&V'por'B lumber yard , at the corner of Second South and Third West streets. The sninti nrtn has secured the services of Mendelssohn , Fisher & Luwrle of Omaha to prepare the plans for a largo onlcu budding , which they will erect ut the corner of West Temple and Second South. In answer to many imiuinos by readers of THE Si NIIAI ! : : 1 will say that mechanics command good waijos ; the bust painters about TSoents per hour tor nine hours' worK , aud stonemasons and Driclayers ! j.1 to $5 , etc. The bullilini : season has not fairly opened yet , owing to thn luck of brick , but by Miiv 1 it will bo In full blast and tha de mand for Bklllod and unskilled labor will bo very great. C. A. EOUBKT. Overheard scrap of conversation between two diainnnd-Hhtrt-stud young men whose faces are familiar in the front row aa bur- los < | uu performances : "I don't care much for Hoot ! ] 1 saw him in Utchulieu. ' * "I never heard of that ylavu. 1 uaw bun in New York. " Mrs. Anncwalt , late of Chicago cage , has located at 1 1 5 North 1 5th street. Latest Spring Novelties direct from manufac turers and importers a guar antee of correct styles , and low prices. Evsry lady attending tha open'n ? will receive as a souvenir a bottle of perfume , triple cxtrast , oiusv : : EvE\E.Mi. : 2ndDoorfhriiofK8llcySigar&Co ! , ! , cnr rtn rnl * in - y Countn4 IWTJTO up * uls * < mtk rf tttut 11i'i ' > * Hthlriir * Cut utt A mlrtnJ U u with fcfiy rre-ttui [ otugc RUmjviu a cunt , ( o tltftt uaiih Is crJfrnl la IhHhwMclj will covrr ui frm fvr irrpw c hugt nd w * will ml th n h to > mi C.O.Dob. . ltd to rxiinlnitipiv If f un t tt 11 > th'B tbt .rrnian llur * \\itli , , . . tha Imtda t..irin Hirr < * i } aail Nk g < ? U on the cjblltt i warrant the ta In l > ml In nppeirsruttOrv $ SO ill 14k red t wblilu 'Jltt/ ; i j'f a rut e.imcwiti t vine , llifl to ! 1 Ijf.lllldlf I fljllit * . , I'tFt mill damn jrtwS . llmr. 1 Iffrrcnt afrom lh r cheap tiavi * * uhrn riTtrrJ. / ( he c o rontalrj nclMr * but /Colt and the final quality et 'ffnnsn fcllrcrat.tltnfact U H In \\ayficert Intr'rsic valm * , v- < < joal to n | 0 ttrlt < l gold Uatch * aprTh movement In a tin * 341alt yrtHylft fim ty j wtlit jwllnhdl j.lnlon , ell tffirpf ifd main pprlng u nlch Joes nut Lrcnk BEf3aUlheIite tliDTTmniwnia. ( A guarnntros M-s HhfofhwBtiU folly warranting tia watch to t exactly M nrrnrnUil an. ! a Ihrooihlv tfttaUd tlin I > rer. Order atcnceorojr i-rlcenlllba - ' 1 his offrr ti p xw for eo dayn to thoae who Ul tmlsftfof DRS. BUTTS & BETTS MM PAHNAM STHF.ET , OU.VHA , Nan. ( Opposite r.axtou HoteU OHc Uoaii , va. m. , toS p. m. Sundnyi. MB. mn 1C p.m. BpeclMltto In Chronic , Ncrvoui , BVIn and Blood Dt- t 1C9. UTrConinltntlon nt omco or br mall free. Meat- clnei nt y mnll or express , ocurly packoiJ. froa from obMrvHtlun. Qunrnntco to euro quickly , late ly nnd permanently. NERVOUS DEBILITY elons. ITiy tcoU1oeny , arising from locllsprotlpn , ex cess or indulgence. ( irfUu ln BlpnplPsnoM. deepen- clency , plmplonon the fr.-'tj - , nvur3lun toaorlolr. oa l r dlacoiimaea.lticIcnfcoiifhlonco.ituU until for study or huJtn 8 , an 1 tlnda l\t \ ft liurdon. Snfely. perniin- entlv and privntoly cured. Consult Drfc. Ilatta A ilutu. HUH Varnam Street , Oaiuha , Neb. Dlnnrt nnd CJVin niOQ3t SyphlUd , o tluonao DlUDU ( iilu UMll IJISBdaa raostttirriblolnlta rosnlM , corapU'toly erailcittol without ( ho M.I of mercury , bcrofnla * r > ilpGlni , fever sores , hlofon H. ulcers , ptlnatn the heal ami bones , ByphWUo sere itiront , rnotith and toufiuo ratrinh , etc. , permanently cured where others hvo fulled. ! 7i nnrr TTninnntr anil UlntUler ComplalntD , IVlullBy. UFlliarV painful , nimcuit. too rr . quenl burnln ? or bldo If urlnu. urlnu hull colortid or Mini milky teitlmuiit on ninnllnK , weak bark , yocorr hicn. ulcfcl.cyntllu. vtc. 1'ruini.tly and safely curo.l . rcniiciiiKtilo. movnl or > mplt't i vflthout cutting * CHuntlc or dlllatlon. Curni offoctua nt homu Ly patient without a raomont * pnln or nnnoyance. To Tonng Men and Mide-A d Hen , nriDD 'J'110 nwful cirecta of p rly UUllD Vice , which brings ori-ftulo Wenkueai. ilp troylu2 both iiimt tnj body , with all tBdrenilod Ilia , p rinnnentlr carod. DUTTO Aildrosa thoio wl have Ira- DtJllu palroil thorauclvea by luipropef | uduleenc and and solltury Imblti , which ruin both body and mind , unnttlnj them for business , itudy or Mix , or ihrue entcrlne on thit happy Uf , n < r re of pliyilclal debility , quickly uitlited. OUR SUCCESS , Ub d open facts , flrit-nrnctli'Hl viiparleDCo , cc- ami-uvary caiu Is t'9p .lr.llr Btmtloil , Ihiu itirllnu srUbt , llilnlmaJIctnus nro preimruil tn nur own la- biunrr enclly tu suit C'nch CIIBU , tliu > klTfCUUB carol wlihout Injury. t2T Henii it cent * poitaRe for relebrr.tou workit on chronic , nervoui nm1 di'licate illsenso * . Thoumnda curcil. tlfA frli'iirtlr letter nr call may nave you fu- lure utTurlriK nnitnlioino , nni ! il.l uo.ilen . yenre to Ufa tBT No Ictturi nniwi'rert imloti nccuintmnlod by I cent ) In numus. Adilresi orcnll on IHIS. IIKTT.S & BIKT'S'S , HIS rn > " " "ntrtet. Umnbu , Neb. _ CHICHESTCR'S CNGLIBH PEWKYROYAL PILLS ! ili § j flCB CROSS OIAMOHD HHAND. IlrU2tll l fir IHainoliit llriuiliDrtMl tnvltllli tniira , ! < ] will ) bluv rl ! tKiu 'I'uifn no otlioi Seud lr.lr > f' > r rftrllculaM anil * 'Jli'llel' lul Lcille . " ' ! ! l * r , hf icturiitualI.Ad.ni Itopa 4lilflicjUrC'bfa.t-'u. ; . lliUl ouHa. . 1'LIU .IV The only safu anil pMnlom ineth > il of extrixct IliC t-rtli , nnil ilif only inttliol of Insortlni { touih without pltits. reinnlntnt ; clean ami durn- bo. ! IMS uui'd LAS sruuirr OMAHA. _ _ _ Not ii ! < ! . HiilH wlllln * re-elvfil by the Mnto llonnl of rrlntlnij at th' ( illlce'f iJfcr.-tiiry of Btntit , nt uny time buturi' April loth ut : . ' o'cluck \ > . in. for iirtutlDi ; nml bnnlliiK l. WJifiiliH | "f the repurt ofjlio llouril or 'IV.insportiitlon , for llio year JSw , of RH ) pat ! i * in'U nmrrf nr leHB Samples of work may lie been at the oilllie uf heirutary of htiiue. nielli roserxeil to rijwt any or ufl bids. HEN It Cowi'Ein. 'ei rctiiry of 'lute Un' oin , ri'obrnilcu , Mun.li 'Jb'.h iw. ' I Of It nnd Cnriinm Continuation of our Great Closing Out Sale nru tii'iu ntmtu liapiiy on neoouiil of thu Won- lU'rlul Etiiruaiiii u'o are oU'crln on I'.vt'illiln . ALL DIAMONDS RETAILED AT IMPORTERS PRICES. U'A PC III'IH liaillcs" ( lOiilli'inon'-t lirnvv , si > lltl KOl.lt . HtoinviiiiltiM. . u'nrr uitcil tlnn-r-i , ( ruin S U. > iiv | iril * . liailli- " ' lliu < xnllit illl ) Mint irn u tin illiiiniiil | \Vutuho < , ( iiHc\V'lMl , | ii\oviMiiiMiJ , only $ : t.i nnil ninv.ir I , All iillii'r w.-ui'liiM In tifop irtiiiu. 1H\VUI KY riuuiK.ljnokiMx.U n : M "tl nil lUlicr.li'WiMry at nil mt IIAIil. ' rurnmr prlrrf. rloiik urn Koln : last HI our MMtlilOl ) ! I\VN KIOl'lll-JS S OtjlJ''ivS no lor i ? > > Ku ( lov.oiiH of .st.vlr > 4 ( > i Hi'lcur fi'iini. I'mi'pl iisiiirlineiit iif liiiinpi ever -Mown In Oinxli.i from $ . " up in $ . " ! ) ? HPO tliPin. lioaiitirnl liryoiitl iU > < K > rlptlosi U our line oi rtllvo. " .Mini line < | it iilriiPlo-plntiitl wir ; < \ It iiui.i l n m nn to ( in niipr.-uiati'il. Itluli , novel mnl irlKhnl ilmlin < i ; Kpornii i , WnicrSotN , IV Hois l i'iilt , S-tlitil nnil Nut lltiwN , link llmlu- . , < oiip Tni'priHi IINoiiii ili r < , . Cukij HnskPii. Ilirti-r Ilisli M , I'lolc (5 Stinila , Itullviiluiil CiKioro , Napkin ! l < > lilcrt ( Cnm , t-tc. , li-nl IIM n iiiuniMi n I Hii i rmn.illvnrn * , In nrrlmlo piitipptiu. nil of w/ito'i / are at nli.iut . 01) OKNTH OX TIIK MOtjI.YU. I'VTJI. 1 > . X. tl. - < roiit Etcilui'lion In IVHVM T 11 i i M n-jil O is [ ETCHINGS , W fiTEMERSON , JH DAVIS ARTIST SUPVi.1 Ms Pi &IP * MOULDINGS , -vJ JJR . AN9 FRAMES. li : 1513 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nebraska Y & STONE , A ningniriccnt display of ovorythnij vinofitl nncl ornamental in tha furniture maker's nrt nt re isunablo prices. Are the order of the day , and we are prep ml to maet any demand | made upon us in this line , Our stock was never as completa as lit isthisseaso.1 , To quote prices liners little imhss you see Iho goods and are self-convinced | th3t they are the best value for ,1116 , money of anything in Cmaha , , Th3S3 coats are in various styles and range in cost from $4 to , $22 , EYE AND EAR. IlniCur Illoclf , 1'itliaul r.uiUMi. Td'-'pr 1C. ,11. Teas i5BasBsofEyBlarNosc&Tliroat , ! , i.'Tortllnn to the latest > > iiu'illtte ' I'll t it > I , an taimht In tl.e .Munli itlnn an.I .SUMoiK l.e an I liar Intlri'i- uiloi. Itoomi Is .V 1'J ' AUItuKm Illoi k , l ALLAN LINEOCEAN STEAMERS Passnqolo andfrnm Great Britain and an parts at Europe Montrcal-Limpon ! route , by the waters ol St. Lawrence , shortest of all. ( llaseuwtu Ilnston , to I'lillr.ilelphln. Liverpool to nnil from Ilaltlmore. Thirty 8tesni ( > r . ( lass o\celolor. AccommoilntloiiH niiRiiriiaflpcd Weekly sailings. AM V.V 'O.lon West. Ac'tB. C. J. Stmdoll , iim.icr. IK La Hallo at. , Ubitauo , 111. The boat nssortmont of PAINTERS TRESTLES , Extension Ladders and Polo and Stop Ladders. Win. Lyle Dickey & Co. , Tel. 027. HUH DouKtas Street , Oinuha. TO WEAK RufTerlna from tlio fBi-cuot iijiilhful iTium , i urly ilerAy wa tiiu wcakiu-M , kut ui iin. < i < liU' .1 will evml n luluaule Irt'olUn n.-.iiiil r-iiunlnliiR full SiartlPUlnrH for linnm cure I'ltKI * "f cluirFe A Hilendidmidlcalwork ihonlil lie nml by e-cry mail xvhn M uorvmiH anil ilelillll.iti'il. Add.vLi , ii'rof. I' . < . \VIIJIt.tJo : < nlUD'oiin. Tito Well Known SpocinlUt , ll iiusiiriiH'ii" ! HI iui ( Iri'iitnu'iH'if ail formt "f I'm \ ITI. l > l < l i iiml "In. l.nf H' nriiRiiiiriininuil tin iiuteiit > l.unul Muiili.-'l un i Ainimiim Hiumuljr nr lliini'lu"ali iili.el ) fun'I eml fur llunln 'I'lio l.Ko He rut fur \lnn or VV"tnun each 1) cent iitiinipf N't rr as t-'omiilu ll eH uureil qnlekly unil iivrninnenll ] rreiitiut'iit tiy fiiiruiiiiiiiilencu > luini | lur ii'iily v < m u ml' > 'i > ire , ! . ( jnicuH. K , Lor UlU tuU JacLiou Sit iu , 1/uioUa Neu , RAILROAD TIME CARD. - 3 I.I-.V.IM i'lll < Mill. Ill ISI.l.MJTDN , M , i Arrhci Leau'i I ClllC.\i ( ; > . U 1 \ I'AC'IKIC I Arrives Onmlin. | U. 1' . ili'iiut. Illili niiilMiircyfet _ _ < ' Omaln. 4 II p m | Mh'hl I'Turt's * ! 1000 ii lii ' . * . Mlillll lr Hxpress . . . ( i H p nl ilSMii _ | | Ve'llliiilo l.lmlU'tl lauopul l.-a\es II ilir.Vliii A. NOItrilXVKSTCUN i ArrneT Omaha , U , I1. nVpnt. lOtli .in.l Aliircy St ' Omalia. ' . ' .I-V n in f'fi p rn 4. < J p in l.linllfil 1 > Vi n in II IS p in ( I.r. e\ flit i M ill . M i"t. Mom 7 41 a in 'i ai p jn t < irn t Ivor I z 4. ' . | i tu I.eaM'i | CfllCAil ( > . Mil. . A SI' I'Al I , i At rives Orunlii | . I * ih'imt , lilh ( _ nml Mnrcy Sts U.niha , ! . ' a iiil77i'lilL'iiii : Ma'fu'tiept ' Smulay ) f. 4' > p in RISI p III . . . CIllllIKO lltprOH . li 4.'i n m U p m ' . ' .ID p in "l. a\0l I OMAHA A M' Lolflri O.iiali.i. | tJ. r. iK'pot , Hlili li'.l . M-irrjr St-i _ 4 Ifi p nil. . . .St l/iilU I iniiiin Hull I. . ) p in 10(17 ( u ml T..KIIIK.IS i ily li.iy llxprem i IIX ! ) p m ll'j ) p in.Kimim | ' Ily Nlylil Kxpri'in. .1 t , IU a in Lo.ivei | OMUIA.V-iT Mlt'lH ' l Arrnus Tr.-iiiili'rl llnlo'i Di'put , 1'iiiini'll lll tl < . I'l'iantfer 4 I.'i p ml . . . s' ' ( .null c.in.'n . Hull I'i I.p ni l.i'aM'f iniUVUiOT JlLUf.'N ATyillN1 V Airlvi-r TraiiiferJ rnloti " Impul t'intiit IIJMjitli 'Trnnsfcr ' 'J.IJ a in ! . . , . , . . .I lilrnpi i\prL"in : . . . . i h , ill p m lunu p in Chi.-.mi ' ! " . ' { B''U a m . 'iJU ( p ml Clili'.uo t'litl .Mall . ' . i.l p m 7.W p m | . . . . . . . . . . . . ri'ilnii Uicnl. . . . . Ill ' ,11 n m lA-uvei | " SIOUX CITY , V I'AcTVTr. ' i Ainver TnuiMfurl _ Union Di'ji.'t. ' I niinell IlluITi /I'mnifer 7 4" - . in1 . . .bltnif nty Afoininml.itlon ' t1 W a m U.VJ p in ! . St P. HI I Ltprusi . I ' .I.HI p in V.MI/-I rAtirir siniuitnAN' ' 'I'hoso trains nln nlop nt 1 Itli. 17th"Jill an'l ? lth itrect1 * , Suninil iitul H iviit n CrosalntfVurkluK \ * men'H Irnliii ilo nut run Sun lay Tlro-iif Trans-1 sli"0l'y way fer Om.ilia I Ktu- Smith I Allirl't Depot. I Deliot ! lion. Omnlm Depot. " E1' ' " " in 7.fl ! 17 xi Kl3 , . . S.SJ 700 84'i S.ISlh.W 82 : "Ui' ' a li i * or 11O II I'l I',1..I ' ' . ' ,2111'7 , IUD3I IM.'i 1107 I'M1 I'M t'JIII'JII I'll I'M I' M . . . . | .i Ui. . . . 3 J1 ' 4.1. , ] . . . I l.'i 111,407 , 4 2.i ,1 . > ' > ' I M .1 Ml O'J'i I 'i' . 'i UIHIQ 1 I..M i ! . | nui , is i.'i i 07 t > . 'i-i i. ! > . i , .wlbfiA TI'il 7 l.'i 7(17 ( i , i H MlsSjUUt 1'ACinC TIIAINS ? LjiYffftFc. > LGb'VorFAIUHO Otccral iiud HEUVOUU L DIUTY | llMlortil. How l . .MIKTI'UII'KIIOIUltSS&l'ill lr ttl.Ul > * IIOXK IHklTniiNT-IUuillK l t dif. nMt"illffrom AUhUlMAQd turclgn touolrUi. ITillt lbta < f'Mrlctlt * llK > li. rvrttmllan tad proor. mall4l ( r l ilt rr o > d < ) rti > ERIC MtDICAl. CO. , UUFPAtO , N. Va " RESTORED. 10. * * * \iaim of ybutliful liniirtili. e. rui'ln I'riinnlli'O l > ciSrrvuui IN-lillIt ) l.i l ) Unho < Hl. Ao l.i l"at leil in vulnumry km nn ro ily I. null' ' 'ivvrrdu lniiii nirvnof wllc'ir * , olilcU ) iu lll .cnd ( c/ili"l KIIKF tuliUfllluw luirrlim. AdJl-ctl. J. II UU.tS , I'.O. Uoj XlM nw
