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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1892)
THE OMAHA DAILY IIKI * SU\DAY.rMAY 22 , 18.12Si XT KEN PAKhS. 03IAIIA REAL ESTATE MARKET Valaw Hare Been Steadily Advancing. A1 * IMPORTANT QUESTION ANSWERED I'rlif * n I'tojiprty Trw V i r AC" I" DifTi-rcnt Part * el tlm OltJ C l - jmrrd with Trcfteut A quoMton fnqaeutly asked is , do invest ments in Omaha real estate payt It is a faot well Known that a great deal of money ba > been gained in Omaha through invest- in on t * in rtial estate , but the question with tnanv ts , have tbe more recent investments paid' During the so-called boom every oao wa "talking lenl estalt" and when a f.locx Of property changed bands ull the particulars were made public. At the present Ume when a piece of real estate is cold the vendor does not advertise how much ho gained by the transaction any more than a Jobber Mould baast of his gain from the sale of a coilalu bill of merchandise. As the profits on tbis and tbat piece of roi' estate are not heralded far and wide , as was done in former A oars , some people are led into the error of believing tbat investments iu Omaha property do not pay as well as thev did earlier In the city's history. In other words some are inclined to believe that Oitiaha property has not advanced much dunng tbo past fewyrars. It is no very difficult matter to show tbat uch i not the case , put tbat really desirable property has advanced and Is now selling for Mure than it brought even during the height of tbe boom. 'Jbo luct is , Omaha's boom was u boom of activity more than it was a boom of prices , uud values hero worn never lorcod beyond a reasonable point. Hence , with the end of the boom propertv stopped Chun trine bands with cucb rapidlu , put \uluci , continued to keep pace with tbe growth ol tbe city. fc > e\rn YratV Incrcunn. Oborge W. Amos , speaking in this line , re marked that there hud certainly been a tiuady advance in real estate in Omaha , and tbat tbts advance hud boon maintained dur ing Ibc past few t eurs. "I can give you by a tiusu glance at our register. " said Mr Ames , "some interesting figures in regard to values of Omaha properu in IS-v nud its value in Is'Let us lake lots locatea in different pans ol the city. " Opening tue book of records nt a pare dated Aoril , lSs.1 , Mr. Ames commenced lead ing. UhiloMi. Ames' book cannot boast of utiv great literary exwlloure , bring open to tbe same criticism that xxas once mudo on Wetistrr s dictionary tnat it read with too much sauicuu.ss it is a most entertaining % olume to oue wbo u interested in Omaha reuli } . If all the facts , in that book coald be made known to tbe poonle , " j > aid Mr Aiiic-s , "there would be such a demand for U i mb a properly us would surprise Ihe peo- pu " The following is a sample cf tbe record for Isso the prices being bused on sales running tbrourb tbnt jear from April to December , ts ot > mnaiod with present valuations : Lot " > bio u 1U , Turn am and Twcn- 89,5Dj Lol 4 bloefc 111 Haincj uncl Elev- ctitli sireots. 'ii feet 7,503 40,000 Lots t- ana J I. block Hi. llunscom p < o lit tteorslu und \\ool- v < nu uM'iniL's. eui-h l.OJO 4.003 Loisn. . in nud II. blot-lv 111. west end 1 urnnni , between 'Jhirl- fourth und Thirty-fifth streets. S,5DO 7.300 Lot .1 , block S32 , Th iteenth and I'll ri-e stn-ets. Ou\UK feet C.U30 tfiODO Lot 'IU. itci's plate , eorner 1'aclllc und Twenti-nluih streets 2,030 aouo Lot V4. block i. llansi'om plucc , i-iiruiir Puelfie and Tweutj- eiclitli streets C50 LbOO L.'x1.feet on Harcey. wes t of lioraitii sellout ' . . . . ,2TiO 1Z.H33 Lots 17 und Ib , blorl. II. Hauooom place. 1'urk aienuu. bt-tvuen 1'iioitlc und I'ojipluloucat'Ii 1,530 "iD03 Lo's4uud 5 bloil ; 1U , llau-oom p Ueorplu utotitic , between I'opultiton uuu Noulworth , tucli 1.530 C2i ! ) Lois ! > and 4d , block b , Uaiiseom pitit-e. euKli . . . . 1,503 5030 Lots I14. . l.\ block 4. KedicU's di vision , 1'urL moiiuo near Leav- enworth. t-nc-h 2,000 7,530 Two atrt-s. Uuist's' nddltion , near Loc tibi and sauuders streets 2,500 1S,0'0 Lol- I und 4. Multb b addition , per aerp . . . . . 2,503 1E.030 Luis , ut MYtexnUi und California sin It. . \Ui each 3.000 11K)0 ( ) fc-utli i'st i-orni-r o ! T ortletb nd rurnuui fctreeti. per Toot . . 103 70J Lots n li. 17 , IN IturrOuk. beius l'i i fi > et on Twenty-u cntli neur Mi rli-j t-aoh I , 03 uili li.nf of lot 11 , block . " , 1'iirK I'.IK i. l.aixl.'i > . ( Jass neur Thirtj - t ) tn ctlfl't 1.20J 5.200 iv 1.1 , 14 , 15 , block 1 , llunsuoin I'i < c J'opn.eton avenue md Twintiihtli street . . . 2,5'0 10,000 Lot 11 blui l > 1.1.c t Kud , Thlrtj- iifih jie-ir 1'urnnui 1.3M 3.0.H ) Jublbuifot lot M , Hoi bach's ad- d'ticm. Miermun u > euue ncur 2,003 0,030 A' > est Inilf lot(4. ( Hurtman'o uddl- tmn 7."ixlif > fnot 1.003 12,000 L.it Ilk Ivmt's' uddltitm , liarney. no r Tweutlplb . . . 3,233 Lot * .1 uud > - , Uiinulmucb place. Thirtieth , nuir l'u"llic , tuch 1,500 5. DO. ) Lot . > . block : s. lieud'a ilrst nddl tion , corner T entj-Jlfth uuS Cupitol u uuue . 3.COH 1 000 ttest hilf : lotlU , Geise's uQdlMoa . 700 4b.O Lot 4 , ulocUZ lloyd'h nddltiun , Twcnty-ei hth near Tayior "iO 1'iV ) Lot . Did : U : i ! : ; no.-tlmi-at uoiuer Twenty-second and Hull 4,503 IS.UOD Lots .Oiiud 21 , tilot-L 15 , llunsdom ji'Bi-o. 1 wentj-eiclJth , near \Vootivcjrtrt r.\t nut , eaoh 3.WO H.ist bu f lot ! > 1. Oelsii'i. ncldltlon U1J 4 SO LotH a nud 4 biock X shlnn'h rd add 11'on. t > e unl. tctueeu uud Thirtieth ' a,000 i'll iiiiil I'i , lilo-k k , Uedink's riilnj-tlrst Btreets , outrli 1,433 14.0JO l.ntuliJ X blurk - , KirUwoocI , MVunteeiith , near Muuderson , e i b C03 1,503 Lol 14 , UncL Hekt t nd uorth- tlftb 1,030 3.000 Itunii Touu l , < its. Kbw vou have n record of the advance in values in property louuttirt iu ull parts of the ciity. " kalu Mr. Ames , "and that ought to go c lour way toward proving ttut the move ment of values in tbis cltv is rapidh up ward. " Tuining the loaves of the booti in a ma- cbanical fcort of a way tbo spcaucrcontiu- ia"In IWcrch , IbsS. tbe lot on the corner ofUodgo nd Twalflb sliceu was held at 115,000 It is tiou worth Slj.oao. and tbe next lot on Dodge was then held at f lO.KX ( ) pnd Js now worth fc0lKU ! OuFarnum street belwtcu Nimh and Tenth forty-four feet wus held nt about } \-75 per foot , it is now vortb at least fiUKl to t-703 per f eeL The Porter lot ou Fnruuui beltveen Eighteenth and Nineteenth , which hus just Peen graded , was bold at JlO.OtHl. it is LOW worth fs0 I > cr foot , or f."ii > 0j , at a low esti mate. A lot on Leiivonworth etiect , \ next to the corner oJ Thirteenth , was bald in June , 1 5 , at FK.5UJ , while today tbU twenty-two feet in worth at least double that llgun.In Februarj , IhsQ , u lot at tbo corner of Farnam and Twenty-fifth , llli frontaco ( .n Farnam , was held at $14 tMO \vitb imrrovoments on it , todaj tbe ground ulone i * held at &UH ) per loot or MM > < ) .i It vus , I think , in 'ff > that tbe corner of Furnutn und Sixteenth , uuw ououpiod by tbe Commer cial bank uud Morse's Ktore was bold for 6-tUOvXl. Tbis civund would bring today lffiJKKl , or fl.UJU per front foot ou Sixteenth UrooU Tbo Goodrich lot , isoriu-r Suteoutn slid Para urn , wus nold to Mr Toiuasou for ftbout f5JOJU in ' 7 or 'Mi , 1 tblnt u was 'S7 , the lot today is worth fia.uj. ( The iJoruor of Harney and t > eventeentb oaie time IE * V7 win told toJ I' . Coad for about f.'r.MU ( , ted a > it is worth from fV.UOO to f7UWJ ( lu- fciunoes of the xtcady nee 111 vcJuc , Uttopiug jiaco with the cltjrratvth. . era to be bad on ' every sice. It u a'repttiltion of tbe i > ame tatement cf facU in all part * of tow n " Wlmt tltlit-r Dt-Hliti. Saj. M. A. Upton , wbo tas been watchmc tbo advance in real estule values in Omann for many yean. * ay , "Tbero it nn wrooeous opinion tbat realty values in Omaba have - s > tuffered u khriukage in the lost five years. ThU Idea came from tome owners of mort- Cmrod prppfrty bcmc w-lting to sacnfico on * ome of their holdings iu order to ba bettor fcbe to tskr < are oJ tbe bulunoo. But you Hill notice tbtt men wuo tmre their proj > erty fir and have an inline amjue f"t cur rent expenses have no real estate to li at t .en price than It oomd btrn bosa nold { or t've ' yours are There is one cta s of prop- crtr , ) > srhBit ] , in OmtiHa that it not boidmt ; lt own , or at lomt li not aflranetnr uny. uiid tbat It what vre call between bar and prass property neither ba inetf nor re denc * property in tbe etrde of one quarter of a mile u > one mile from tbe bo i- nms center Hapid transit tita been the factor that ti&i. bronchi this about. Bat all c d pronertr wbPther residence or bmtnoss ha < artvanoed in price rerr tnateriallr since IViT L > 9ols nt the ooraeri armina Sixteenth , s-rcnteontn , Elrbt entb sod Tarnam nnd Hnrney streets They huve advanced and some of them bare been sola at ficuro * creaUr in excess of boon : da } prices. "So tt Is true of residence property on the ve tern htlU and north of Harncom pane Tuei ) take suburban property like Dundee mace , Cil/toc Hill , etc. it has trebled and quadrupled in value since the boom Ob' no , as a rule Omaha values are conservative , but have an utn-nrd tenc < ancy , and the Gate oitv U all O. K " Heed A. tjslbv said "If vou were to put price * bar-it to the Iiifl t > a i , on awythinc at .11 desirable , it would soil Just , us fast as It did then at the boipbl of the Doom As showinp how property is ndvancinc. take the lot on rarnaro street nrar Thlrty- Bovontb , which recently old at an advance of t-JO par foot over the purchase price in ISM In this case there was an advance in the value of the lot of about 30 per cent slnco 1SW 'lake Lincoln place as another exam ple Lots sold tboro Curing the boom at f3M to S40J Tner are no\v worth $1,030 each , und choice lots have recently sold as bipti as fl.iUKl CarUiaze addition furnlsbei another nxamplo of roe nt advances. Dur- np the boom lots in this addition sold at mX ) to STi01. balus of these lott have been made dtmt.e the past year at Jl.OJJ. "In tne war of inslaolproportj , take the lot soutti of the Boara of Trade buildmc Dui- up the boom it was. oiterod at one time at J-4U.OU , siuue the Doom it sold ntfTU.03J " BLOCK.IXG THE CENTRAL , Tlir Now Union I'ncltlc Itnllrr shop to HP I'lHiilcil In the 1'jitli of tlipNt'U llrlilcr It is reported that the Union Pacific bus ocatcd its proposed boiler sboa across theme mo of Cass street in such a position as to intercept one of the approaches to the pro posed Nebraska Central bridge This bailer shop has basn contemplated for "omotime , but fvo orthroo months neo Gen eral Manager Clarjt ordorea a suspension of operations. At that time it was supposed the improvement had been hungup bsciuse of the agitation growing oat of the opposi tion to the railroad's increase in switching charges. Last Saturday the county commissioners decided to submit tbe braska Central bond proposition to the voters of Douglas canntv , and it bacama manifest tbat the city oounr.il would take similar action. On Monday the Union Pa- cibc took out a bulletins : permit for the con struction of a boiler shop to cover a space of bOxi.YJ feet to cost fl-.O . The record in tbe office of the lnpscnr of buildmcs indi- rules that the s.trur.ure is to be iocateii on the northcabt corner of Tenth and Cass .streets or , more strictly speaking , where taat corner would be li tbe streets were ex tended and the map in tbe inspector's office shows tbat there is room enough on that corner without encroacbinc on Cass street The silo for the boiler shop was staued out yesterday adpinmc tbe round house , but south of that buudmp instead of west of it The new * hop will be located squarely across tbe line of Cass street and consequently ccross the proposed line of tbe Nebraska Central. The" plans filed with tbe buildinc inspector snow that tbe shop will be about fifty feet high exclusite of anv smokestack , acd the friends of the uew bridge loon upon this action of theUniou Pacific as a move in tended to obstruct the pioect _ At the oftice of the iretieral manager of the Cniou PaciQc it is maintained that this new of the matter is entirely wrong It Is asserted with emphasis that the boiler shop has been projected lor a long ume and that tbe site was selected more than a 3 ear ago , long before the Nenraka Central enterprise was broached It is explained - plained that the construction of the shop wna temporarily abandoned last winter for want of an appropriation to tnent the cost. Tnat allowance , li is slated , was made at a recent mooting of Ihe officials having aulhonlv , and the present activity is onlj the elocution of plans made many months aero At the office of the superintendent of motive power it is staled that the work of construction will bopiu as peen as the weather psrmits iind tie pushed to a speedy completion. A prominent builder remarked that ? 12OQ3 , will not build much of u boiler house if it is to cover a space sOxlHU A brick Duilding of those dimensions , with foundations for boilers and smoke stack , will cost from $4UOUJ to foO.ODO So after all the proposed boiler house is to be nothing but a cheap sbod with a big smoke stack , planted about midwav of the linn of the now bridge. PREPARING FOE THE CAMPAIGN. aii-i'tlngrof the Count } anil Cltj lU-publlcan Central Commit let s. Over sixty repuplicans , members of the county nnd c'ty central committees , mot yesterday afternoon in joint session in the rooms of the Republican State league at Thirtionth and Douglas streets. The country precincts vrere well represented. Chairman Dave Mercer presided and stated that tha object of the meeting was to arrange for the organization of Douglas county re publicans into republican clubs , providing for at l < mt one in eacn countrv precinct and two or more in each xvard in Omaha and South Omatia. He said that it xvns further desired to bold a grund republican rally in Omaha about JUUH 11 , immediately after nominations are made at Minneapolis , at unich rally such republicans as .lolui .1 lupalls , Governor ic'Cinlej , Tom Heed , ex- Governor romfeur and others , eurouto home from the national convention , would be board Secretary Slaughter of the state league favniod club o-unization and a tallv , and all the members of tue committee snrke in the iame line , expressing ciicouraRument , and several cited instances wbeie protection lit erature had already converted democratic and ulUaaoi brethren into the republican fold , The joint committee determined to hold a rally noms tiuio In Jun1 , lo be intruded ny republicans of Nebraska and Jowu , and the wo central committees will constitute u cen tral committee on rally. Ttio following Jinance committee was an pointed to-oct in conjunction with tbe execu tive committee of the state leap Jo : Uichard bmlth , John \Vestberp , F G Bailey. Joliu Houztt. > am JlrLeoQ The two committees have a standing invi tation to attend all mtioticgs of the Kspubli- ran State league , which u ill bold sessions once or twice every week alter next moutn. Tne several wards and precincts are ex pected to orguulif ) clubs at on re nnd report to Secretary Jenkins the names of all officers otbctfd so that republluau voters in general may be furnuhed A-Kb campaign documents. lr Hainsou of Sarpy oounty was present und btated that the prospects were brilliant for republican success ia that democratic district. George \V Holton Abmittod a proposition to publUb an illustrated caiupuigt : paper. but no definite action wa < taken concerning it. An adjournment was taken until \Vedues- evening nt o'clock. Dlsoaso never sucuessf ullr liUuckt a sys tem with pure uluod Jc\Vilt'i Sartaparilla pure , ne < r blood uud cntiubei the old Count ) t < > miul ioneri > . The conntv commissioners met in rejrulnr session > usterdar ufternoon and the meeuus was the most uneventful of the season Tuero va but one bia tor supplying drne nt tbo poor farm It was from the Aloe A , Penfold company , anilvo. . opanoa anj re ferred Tne committee on judlulary reported that tbe bids for county advertising were in formal. The reparl vat adopted and the ccunty cleric initructed to reaavertise lor ativ propomls. , ull bias to bo in his bands us early us Saturday noon. May -5 D. C. Patterson nitbdrew his petition iu kin ? to retuur Seventeenth street , between r&rn&m end Huroey , informing the board tbal ho preferred ujphaltum , linve j'our eye * examined and correct ly ntt&d with suitable frlassea. No charge for testing. Aloe & Ptsufold Ca , Is door south of posloftice. AKOKG SECRET SOCIETIES. A. ' . nnd A. M. The sovortcn x cretary of tbe Thirty-thtrd degrw , Maionic Fvite of Rotimanla , worked the oiFhtcenth degree la l Sooday In Chap tcr Acacia in ths valley of New \ ork. Tbe work 01 the chapter is purely ptilwopnical. nnd it is claimed tbat tbe degree can be laEeti by every Master Ma on of any re ligion. In regard to this decree tie Masonic historian. Illustrious Brother Uagon , ex presses himself as follows "Tne Masonic desuee * elabsrated in Trance in tb year IT * ' ) , in order to replace tbe * o incoherent Scottish degrees , bad for basis the foor elements of the four philosophical proofs performed by anv candidate at his iniiution In the tirst degree. Our symbol ism is a solar drama in four acts , In which the candidate lor initiation represents the celestial hero in tbe yearly revolution. In early times they had tbrcn seasons. but the modern rofortn rnguires four tao- leaus answering the four actual seasons. The master-o.cct is the emblem of the spring sun , which goes out victorious from the \vintcr chaos , so the candidate POM out from the dark chamber of refleclion.ltnage of the bosom of the earth , first element repre sented by this decree. "The Scottish master represents the ele ment 'air , ' which at this second season , with sweet Influence , assisted by the boat of the sun. elves now existence and living to nature. "The Knight of the Orient , the password of which is 'They passe the water. ' the ser- pcntant ochurpo Deing its insignia represent ing a river , is consecrated to the clement water ' Ibe Hod Cross is consecrated to the fourth element , "flro ( universal fire ) the soul of the world , signalized PV the verr ancient aphorism , "lene uatnia ronovatur Integra , This degree represented in tbe Scotch or anv other rite is of pure Christian form , a grave inconvenience to Masonry , tncreforo it was replaced by a philosophical rod cross n bich is tbe only ritual worked in Prance. Italy , Spain , Portugal. Koumania , Greece , Turkov , Egypt , Swiss and mnny other cour. trios since ISO'J and tbe only cue answering to pure Masonic dogmas nnd principles. " The work in chapter Acacia vallev of New York is according to tbe above formula uud is tbe ttrnl chapter of Hose Croix In America having a noareligious rituaL Vis itors of any other rite are welcomed in its councils. Ainsthyst lodge No 1M , Gnndy , Neb , Ancient Proo und Accepted Masons , held its annual election on Suturdav evening. May T , and elected tne following officers for the en- bntng vear A P TarboxV M , I N Pi-oman. S \ \ . C C Copley , J W. , Simp Chappcll , treasurer , S E Douglass , secre tary.All All the lodges will bs holding their annual elections sbortlv , nnd thelreasurors are busy preparing thwr reports for tue Grind lodge which convenes in this city June 15 extend ing over the 17th Grand Master Brad D Slaugb'er has askea an extension of time for tbe hanging of Mur derer Dixon , a United States prisoner , upon tbe { round tbat tbe Grand lodge will bo in session during the time appointed by Presi dent Harrison lor tbe bunging , at.d Martial Slaughter will ba sitting us grand master when tbe execution takes place He does not fancv this a little bit uud Uas asked for a week's respite. Wnen will the Masons of Omaha be strong enough to build a new cithall. . Some of the more enthusiastic say when the new post- office is completed , but it occurs to us that that is entirely too aeflnite. The IJlks. Friday night was ' -suspension" night with Omuba lodge t No 39 and jibe number of names ordered for the black list could bardiy be counted on tbe fingers of two nands. The members present , while averse to sus pending brothers for nonpayment of dues , de cided it was the only course to pursue and names went down as grain before tne reaper Now , that the docks are cleared Omaha lodge will again come to the front as tba banner lodge of the country , there still being 105 active members. It is a remarkable work xrbirb the board of trustee , has done for Omaha Lodge No. 39. When tbe t lics club suspended there was ? GOUO against the club , assumed by the lodge. This indebtedness has been paid off entirely py the sale of club furniture , collection of back club dues and depleting tbe treasury of the lodge for , tbe purpose. Now tbat tbe incubus is removed , active work may bo expected in tbe order , -whicn , for a comparatively young lodge , has nad its full quota of ups and downs , moe of the latter tbnn tbe former Under a new rule of the lodge , Omaha No 1)9 ) will hold a social once a month here after Npgotiations are in progress for a benefit performance by Clara Moms next season nt Bo > d's theater Mr. A. \ \ . Palmer , in a huelv worded letter , thanks Omaha lodge for its donation of $10 to the Actors fund fair. Oiiaha was one of a very few lodges donating m oney Orapr of tli - Knstrrii Star. A lodge of the above order , which is a branch of the Masonio order , nnd Includes in its membersbip both ladies and gentlemen , wus organiisd in Noligh Friday evening May C , ana christened tbe Trowel Chapter , T' D. The initiation was conducted by Mrs. Billings of Geneva , grand worthy matron , nnd Mrs. Whitney of Suj > enor. The lodge starts out with thirty-five members , twentj- four of whom nero initiated at the opening ceremonies. TLe following is the official roster of the new lodge : Worthy Matron. Mrs. H. L. . McGmitie , worthy patron , H. B. Hauser , associate matron , .Mrs. Judsou Graves ; treasurer , Mrs. H Wilson , secretary , Mrs William \\otfe conductress.Mrs William F. Waitto- moro. assistant conductress. Mrs. J. M. CJole- man , warden , Mrs. H B. Hausor , sentinel , ( X A. Hewitt , Adah , Miss Anne Zauuci : Uutb , Mrs H E Kryger , Esther , Mri. C. Kobeti , Martha , Mrs. C. A. Hewitt , Eiecta Alr P D b. Ilomig. Tbe regular meetings will ho held every second and fourth Friday of each mouth. The meeting of Beulah chapter Order of the Eabiora Star , at Masonic ball , Norfolk , Wednesday evening , was an unusually pleas ant gathering. Mucn interest continues , to bp inanifesutd m tbe Eauurn Star , and it is one of tbo most prosperous lodges in the city of secret societies. Tbe following named u ere elected officers for tbe ensuing rear Mrs W H. H Hasey , W. M. : Mrs. 3. W. Hajes. W. J' . .Mrs. E Desmond. A M , Mrs D II. Danial , secretary , Mrs. George Box , treasurer ; Mr * . W. H Cooley , con ductor , Mrs L Ohler. A. C. Grand l.nl.iir .M There will be nn open meeting held on \ \ ednosday evening , M y3 , nt tbe Young Men's Cbrlitiuu association rooms in t-he in terest of unions Si and Ils5 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners ol America , and ull labor unions and Knights ol Laoor assemblies are invited to taku part , j and a special invitation is extended to all ladies uud friends ot tne labor urganlzatious to bn present The meeting will be under tbe cbnrpe of tbe organization committee of the Central Labor union. Some of tbe best speakers of the day tiave consented to be present , and when such men as tbe following ar < : presented tbo commlttoo is conbdent that mucn good can be done The following speaker * will address tbe meetingRev. . Tnom Hanlon , D.D. , gresident of tbe Pen- ninpton seminary. Hev. F A iliggin , A.M. , delegate from Montuua , Dr. & J' Wilson , aelegute from Oregon , Hon. William nnox. delegate from Indiana Odd Grand Secretary I. P Gage left last even ing for Belden. Neb. , & town on the Pacific hort line , to institute a uew Odd Fellows lodge this evening , say * the Fremont Tri bune , and Grand Matter George L. Loomis will institute a new lodge nv Hickley , FJll- uiore county , tomorrow. Messrs. Loomis und Gage will both be present on Friday evening of next week , ut the dedication of & tie * Odd Fellows ball Plamview. Tbe Odd Fellows of Nemabu City have ap plied for a charter , and -a ceu lodge will doubtless be Instituted there in tbe ue&r future. Ksiichti ( .olden KB Rl t > , Ked Cross castle No. 4 , Knichts Golden Etgle , still continue to keep tnoir spints up by baring social times at their meetings. Afc the last ball wui a great cucoess they will rive another on Friday , May 27 Everv- bodr invited. There will t > e a candidate for the Pilgrims tt the next rocular ale on Record Commencing Monday Morning , May 22d , 1S92. 500 Solid Gold and Filled Watches almost - most given away. See the following styles and prices. LCD GO- * -9 I O i-s inO O O " " O $22,5O \ \ ATI H SC > 1 _ _ $12.50--El S.n . or Wallhim Movcratnls. \\ALlU\MMuVIMrNT 123 of this style filled case must be closed out this week. A Bargain at $21.50. VISITORS welcome and invited to male or it sio.oo. 5-1 "HE THU II HEIDtJT AUILK wh io in tbe city" $2150-Solid Gold , Elgin or W Ilium Movemcnls. All members are requested to be present and give their aid in the work A. O. C. IV. Tuesday evening tbeTnembers of 4ne South Omaha lodpe Ko. Cirf , Ancient Order of United Workmen , will celebrate the fourth anniversary of the foundation of the order in the citv. Tbe lodge was instituted witb six teen members , nnd now has a membership of over -03. State Master Workman Tale will be present and deliver nn address. A tine literarv apd musical program bas been arranged , which will he followed by. a straw berry sociable. Dr. Blrnev's Catarrh Powder cur ? catarrh. For'sale by all drupgisU. 03 cents Uanqnetcd an Old Hoy. Resident members of tbe Psi-TJpsiTon fraternity look forward with great interest to the annual diocesan council of the Epis copal cDurcb , for it brines to Omaha Rev. Samuel Goodale , D D. , of Columbus , on < ! cf the founders of the fraternity , whose mem bers ore wielding so much influence in church and state. Tuesdav evening the members of tbe alumni association of Nebraska pave n dinner in honor of the.r natron saint at tbe Omaha club and , altboueh bis hair bas been touched by the Frost King long aco. Rev Mr Goodale was the youngest poy about tbe board Tbey sang tbe collece .ongs of by pone days , reminiscences of college life were recalled' and ibe following toasts responded to Diurles E. Clapp , Zettt 'TJ. toaKtuiaster Psl I psilon . Ke I > H 1'eiry. Heir , Y..1 Tbe Orlzlnul Se en. Her S. Goodale. Tlictj. , 'M tociul Influence of IM U. . . . . . Blbbop Wllltrd 1 . Mullaliou , XI. ' . " IM U In the 1'ulplt . . . . . lie\ John > e inun , Tbetn , ' . ! - Our Ab ent IrotliiTS..EJEiii ! H Seott , i'hl. 'N ! Tue Haby Obaptur. - , _ - , , Hon. W. II Keysor , Mu , 'TH Psi V Ladle.liev ChurioH. . I'uync , IM , 'hi The visitors were. Colonel Marlindale , Kev John Kewman , Des Moines ; Bishop Willard Mallulien. Rev George S Cnad- bourne. ilev James EJwurds , Xew York , Rev. .loan Hammond , Sen Fraucuco , Cat . Rev Barnes ICinc. Rev. Charles Payi.e , Rev. Jonas Pecir , Rev. J O Shtrburn , Rev. Marsh. Rev Kast , Rev , Hurlbut. Rev. R. H. Rust , Rev Rust. ' Late to bed and canv to nse will shorten the road to your home In tbe slrios. " But bed"and "Little Risetbe early to and n Early , tbe pill tbat iraKes life longer and better and wiser. _ Miockltic Tale of \ l < * f. Little 12-year-old John llvau was nrrestoJ n day or so ago for bopE'ng ' in the street , but wa < discharged by the police judge. Tester day afternoon the lad returned to tbo jail and nsiied for lodging , nnd was turnoJ over to Matron Cummincs. ' 'I'bb ' boy's right arm from tte tips of his Cheers to above the elbow is one mass of sraris und scabs.Vbeu asked boxv bit arm cauto bB in that condi tion , tbe bay fcaid tbut , , & tramp wbo he used to travel with hod poiired some port of liquid on it in order to produce tbe sores , to that when be bspced people ' 'would take pity on him and be liberal. Atfllie money collected Or begeing wn * turned'-fever to the trasnp. who spent it for whislfj * The matron will I endeavor to find n bomclbrthe young tramp DeWitt's Sar.nparillBJaestroy * encn J.DI- bens as scrofula , sum "distune , czetra , rbeu- matinn. Its timely use'suves many lives. A A pleasant surpritorfUifriven Mr. and Mrs. C E Brownlee \v'edii-dar evening tt their residence , 25'J3 Doufc'itS Rtraet , high eve being indulged m until a' late hour Tbose present were Misses Ida Rogers. Miuda Pruitte , Alice Parrotte , Carnt Kol- lertz , Minnie Rogers , Kutalia Pemst in Emma Pruitte , Messrs. Basler , Bechtold , Lonconhagen , Prullte , Vallen. Rvpici&ki , Eollertz. Delicious refreshments were served during the evening. Imperfect viEioniduolo optical defects fully corrected , glosses ina'da to correct it by a scientific and practical optician. Aloe i5 : Henfold Co. , 1st door bouth P. O. Duuciuj ; ut 1'ujilUlon. A very delightful partj was that jrfvon by tbePaplllion Pleasaut Hour club on Thun.- day evening. Oanciug was indulged in to tbe complete eouuint of all. Several went down from Omaha , and returned Friday charmed with tbe onrestrained boijutality of tbeir Sarpy county ncictibors. Dr Biruey' * Catarrh Powder cares catarrh. Tor tule by til drucUU. . f > j ceoU. SHORTHAND LESSOX , Uy 1W. . .Mot.lr. . LLS'SON 10. As the r book appears on tbo left band nnd under side of the characters , and tbe 1 book on tbe opposite side , and as we are not allowed to attach hoous on the convex Mde of curved characters , it appears ai tuouch w e would have to omit one of tbe hooks from the curved characters. A little variation , however , will enable us lo supply this defi ciency. We take M and invert it for f-r , v-1 or v-r ; tb-1 for th-r R is addud to u and m by a small initial book. Tbe n or m must be shaded in order o distinguish from wn and wm. L is added to n and m by a large initial hook. Line 2 Flavor , Friday. Thursday , there , 3 Din'ier , farmer , numerous , panel , canal , channel 4 Bushel , official , initial , marshal , pressure , inclosure. 0 Silver , gather , dis honor , livery , flow , philosophy , volume. ( . Armful , travel , vernal , clover , phrase , Francis , oversight Display , paper , enamel , funnel , tones plains , grains , moans , tnpple , trudre. rlitnb , preface , plnmn , wealtbv. V\'odnedaj. plucky , drake , throne , partial , rover , moral Mai grave , Morgan , banner , tanner Tbis wnting exercise wUl not be engraven To nil vho will write the exercise and return it to me witb a bolf-addret.-.ed , stamped en velope , Iviil seed a key by return man DeYViH's barsEparilia cleanses tbe blood , incrcuscs tbe appetite and to DOS up ibe syt tern. It has pencfitted manv people who have suffered from blood disorders. It wilj help you. When b bov has to be washed be ! > corrv that Columbus over discovered America LAVf LEfl. Manager. WEEK OF MRYJ23. Uncle Tom's Cabin. Slavery Days More the War. Beautiful Gates Ajar. Anclion Scene Tableau. Plantation Pastimes. The Faithful Old Slave. The Death ol Eva. Great Moral Drama. Piclianinny Quartette , THE OXLY SHOW IX TOWS OPES DAILY. OXh DIMb So More. PERFORMANCES : 2:15 : , 3:80 : , 4:30 : , b , 9 and 10 p. m. HI ST , THEATRE , LAST TWO PERFORMANCES. TODAY TONIGHT 2:3O. : i THE GREAT LAUGHING SUCCESS 17 W WO-JOHNS Clean , Brig-lit and Mtny. 2O - 2Q I uunicst of nil coinir pliiys- presented by an jniotupnrabit couiiuii > , in ludlni ; Miss Lena Cassis Europe's Greatest Feather Dancer -AND- Wiss Francis IN Till. CHEAT Serpentine s Dance. PRICKS. POPULAR PRICES. Summer Season of Light Comic Opera GOKMENQIHG SUNDftY MflTiKEE , MAY 29. T 1HL PJiJNt II AU- . MAY 35F NAMED AlvIY LESLIE. ROGER E HARDING HELEN St. OLAIR , R , C. CHAMBJ RT AIN . EVABEITH , SIGNOR GALLIPOL , J. C. ABDIL , JOHN W. AKMONS MACK CHARLES , W. A. COLLINS DAN YOUNG. THOMAS HAYES. _ MILTON SMITH , Mjslcal Director. GREAT The Operas to be given comprise the fallow in ? l opu.nr aeloctioiis Fra Diavolo , Olivette , Clrofle-Cirofla The Mascot , Three Black Cloaks , The Bohemian Girl , The SlLH ggar Sttide.nt. . Tbe Chimes of Normandy , Mikado , Fatinitra , The Pirates of Penrance , Pinafore , Nanon , Etc. GRAND OPENING Sundav - , , May 29 Or , Bailey , $ Dentisc The Leading 5 Thtrl Fioor , Paxtoa Bloat. lolcpbbue 1053 , ICtb aud Turaam Sts. A Jull net of tcetti oo rubber lor li I'rrfectfl TtJWJli vtttibut I'lutui or rrmovcublt ! tirldvc i > ri Jurt Hie llilne lor ttoctin ol pulillo rj > iilir uuTur TEElri UTrWCTfcD WJTriOUf PA1 ! All CD lug U reb onuule rtt * All v > or * wurrautbd Cut thlt out lor L guide. CURE YOURSELF1 ! , tk your JJmEciet tor itUe ol Ui < . . Tne only 1 ' non jwuunimt remedy lor til 1 lit unniturU di . to vom u. It cure * in a fsw 1 atjt wit fa oat tne Lid or , ; iutillnty ol L doctor Tttt Ihaimal jLmtncan Curt Mucclbrturrd ty I LTc Ertt * Cfcecactl Oo. ' CINCINNATI , O. 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