Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 26, 1885, Page 5

LEGAL LORE. A Large List of Attachments Issued —Onses Certified by Juage Sten- verg to the District Court, In the case of K. Faltbanks & Co., va. Heath and Atkinson, attachmenty wore Issued yesterday by Juvdge Me Cullough, of the county court, for the merchants' national hank, Nell & Con- rad, E. J. Coder, M. Lee, C. B. Harding, J. H. Winspear, Urlow & Schwab, Cum- mins & Slmms, Downey & Daffy, W. R, Hitcheook, F.J. Bengle, J. W. Jonee, John Svacina, Shavlick & Krebs, James Byrne, Lew McOoy, J. A. Keller, M. J. Scannel, B, Weisman, W. Maute, M: w. Manlll, Mrs, Alico Ryan, J, E. King, Andrew Stanley, F, W. Dworak, Van Green Brothers, B. 8. Flagg, J. Rodomskl, M, M. Hensil Henry Saulter, John Frank, and George F. Monroe. Theso attachments wera i sued on the affidavits of George Jeffery and James Woods, attorney and agent, respectively for plaiut'ffs, who deposes and say that they have reason to, and do belleve that each and every one of these artles Is In possession of property be: onglng to plaiatiffs. CERTIFIED TO THE DISTRICT COURT. Judge Stenberg yesterday certified to fifceen cases that have been sent from his law mill up to the dlstrict court. They ara: State va. Charles Philllps, charge of forgery. State vs. John Dwight, aswmult, with Intent to commit bodlly injury with a knife. State vs. George Willlams, for rob- bery. State va. Pat Glbson, two cases, First —Having a forged Instrument in his poa- sesston, Second—Trying to passa forged check on the Omaha Natlonal Bank. Stato vs, Lydia Haynes, grand larceny. S:aty va. Frank Kubobeck, assault and battery on John Roricky, peace war- rant, State va. Frank Neslln, disturblng the pezxcs, appealed. State vs. Charles H. Kyle a battery, appealed. State ve. E. A, Wallace, fraud In part- nership affatrs. State va. larceny. State va. Alfie Gilmore and Gus Lam- bert, grand larceny. State vs, Clara Thomas and Lon Brown, larceny. U. 8, COURTS, Mr. Fred W. Peck, of Uhicage, filed papers In the United States clrcuit court yesterday, commencing sult against But- ler county, Nebraska, for $800, an amount he claims due him as interes on bonds. The Upion Pacific railroad filed its anawer yesterday to the petitlon of Caroline Dowd, who, some tlme ago, breught suit agalnst them for $5,000 damages on account of her husband’s death from bolog run over by the cara. The answer sets up that that he was not crossing the track on a regalar croseing, therefore the company s not responeible for his death. e —— ARBESTED AGAIN. A Model Young Man of Council Bluffs In Jail for Forgery. ult and D. 0. Holmeg, grand Robert J. Skiles, the yourg man ar- rested four or five weeks ago for forgery, was taken in again last night, on com- plaint of Willlam Slorrs, a stock man from Antelope county. While out through that part of the state last Docember, a8 travelling agent, soliclting buei: ness for the Home Fire in- surance company, Skiles lorged two orders, or notes, of $50 each, on Mr, Storrs, and sent them to the office of the company hers. At the same time he also forged notes on two other men, Kel- ler and Bill, of Anfelope, the entire amount of hls crooked transactions cover- ing about §300. Theso notes were alsc sent to the offica here, and in commia- sions for his work the company pald him $60. Yesterday Mr. Storrs arrlved in Omaha, and went direotly to the oftice of the Home company. While there, and talking about the notes, he AW Skiles paseiug alon on the opposite elde of the street, Imme- diately Storrs went to Justlice Andrew’s oftico and wora out a warcant for his arrest, It was placed in Ofticer;Whalan'a hsnde, who captured the young man aboat 10 o'clock last night and gave him quarters in tho city jall until this morn- ing., It seems that Nkilea has been con- sldered quite 8 model fellow bere. Hs owns a boot and shoe house in Council Bluffs, While getting the warrant for his arrest last evening & man was sent to watch him, He went directly to General Howard’s house and made a call there. On the way he met the Rev. Savage, and the watchman heard him siy that he expected to join the church at Council Blufis socn; also heard him invite the minister to come over next Sunday and enjoy communion services with him, He was not aware that an officer was then on his track to arrast him for forgery. MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE. Monsignor Capel's Second Leeture in Omaha, Monelgnor Capel, the distinguished divine and orator, lectured again last night, but this time at the oatholic cathe- dral, his subject belng, *‘Marrisge and Divorce,” The attendance was only falr, mnot what 1t ought to have been, because in in the subject chosen, Monsignor Capel is an eloquent and pleasing speaker, That the mar- riage ceremony is of divine origin, the speaker quoted that passage of scriptare which saye, “It Is not good for man to be alone,” as sn example by which to rove the assertion He held that the creator could have, had He so choeen, crested every man sepa- rately but He preferred to delegate that power unto man, therefore Incentive should be a meansof making doubly sacred the marrlage tle. The first idea of marriage s union of two persons, and to effect that unfon it ls necessary that there be mutual con. sent on the part of the contractiog pa ties. The speaker dwelt at conslderable length on the propriety and adaptability of making life contracts and showed that too many unfortunate marrisges are be ing made elther on account of persons| beauty or wealth, His remarks on di vorce, and the law which permits a sepa- ration of husband and wife, were llstene- to with a great deal of attentlon and In- ferest. Monginor Capel leaves thls mornlog for Denver. His stay in Omaha he says has been greatly eajoyed by him, e —e FIXING FOR A FAIR. Preliminary Steps Taken at a Meot- ing Held Last Night, The Omaha Fair and Exposition asso- oiation held a meeting last night at the Board of Trade roome, with Joseph Gar- nean, Jr., as presiding officer, and George E. Glbson, recretary. The attendance for such an enterprise, in which Omaba is certainly Interested, was rather small, but those who were prosent manifested a firm determination to proceed with the work of getting up a fair. As an encouraging Inducement it was stated that fully $600 has already been Subscribed towards a_fatr or exposition, %,d §500 more promised. The question f makiog such an undertaking success- ul, In _opposition to a state falr, wi ‘aised, but there seemed to be an almost unanimous opinion that, with £50,000 capltal stock as a basis to work on, and selection of dates that wlll not conflict with the state falr, there can be no question of success. After discossing the matter at some length, Mr. James McShane moved that n committee of thres men be appolnted to confer with the owners of the fair grounds and ascertain at what figuree they can elther be bought or leazed. That motion prevailed, but aunother motion, made by Mr. Shears, that thia committee be Instructed to solisit sub- scriptions to the stock and raiso the amount from $25,000, at which it stands now, to $50,000, the committee was {ncreased to five members, They were appolnted by the chair, and are as fol. lo 0. N, Ramsey, Churchill Parker, James McShane, R'chard Kitchen, Frank Colpetzer. The meeting then adjourned PERSONAL. Mason Gregg and wife of Lincoln, wero guasts at the Paxton yesterday. John, Steen, Wahoo, and H. J. Ritter, Grand Tsland, are at the Arcade, H. F. Wiley, E, H. Lupton and ©, D. Bimel of Koarney, are at tho Paxton, W. Welsh, of the United States army at Lake George, New York, isa Paxton guest. Mrs, Mathins Tranthen presented her hus- band Sunday with a nine pound gicl. Mother and child aro getting along nicely. N, N. Vinquost, for many years a lead- ing ico cealer in Omaha, but now a resident of Kansas City, is the guest of Mr, Simeral, Mr P. 0. Bachus and family accompanied by about twenty other Omaha people, started Last night for the Pacific coast. Mr. Bachus goes to Las Angelos, Cal, Mrs, Helen L, Baldwio, Miss Mary Bald- win, Mies Laura Baldwin and Miss Helen Lineley, lively party of Chicago ladies ont on a tnp for plessure aro guests ab the Paxton. Doctors Grady, Denise, Merriam, Kelley, Lee, Coffman and Galbraith, lefc last night for Grand Tsland, to attend & meeting of the state medical association which begins thero to-day. Mr. J. E. Valoin left Sunday for a visit of soveral months duration among friends at Stockholm and other points in Sweeden. Saturday night Mr. Valoin treated a fow of his friends to an excellont banquet. Dr. Galbraith left last night for a few days trip to western points, in his official capacity as local Union Pacific surgeon, He will also attend tho opening of the State Med- ical association at (irand Island to-morrow, ¥, M. McDonagh, publisher of the Watch- man, has roturned from a fatile trip to the enst in search of health, Mr, M.isa vory sick man, and his many friends in Omaha and Nebraska will hear with sorrow that his disoase threatens to terminate fatally, Mrs. Col. childron _ left yosterday for Fort Snolling, Minn., the future residence of the family, Col, Mason will remain here two weeks longer, closing up the details of his business, when he will leave to assume his duties at Fort Snelling, Maj. D, E. Hall, who, for the past twelve years, has bean deputy clork of the district court at Chicago, was an Omgha visitor Sun- day and yesterday accompanied by Mrs, Hall, He has purchased property at Kear- ney, and left for that place last night toreside there in the future. A. G. Breson, Lincoln; C. 8. Wheaton, Cedar Rapids; Geo. R. Hammond, North Platte; D. O. Corley, Aurora, 1ll.; W, F, Webster, Rochestor, N, Y,; Cid Hill, ¢, Paul, Mion; J. B, Grant, Denver; J, M. Carrol, St. Louis; J. M, Peaslee, Chicaro; Jesse Smith, Malvern, Ta.; Dr, E. C. Loomis, Amboy, IiL; D, P, Lillie, Springfield, Mass.; Goo. W, Walnwright, Blair, are at the Mil- lard, J, Gardner, Kansas City; S, J. Faris and wife Auburn; L, B. Mack. Rockford: J, M. McCott, Dawson; W. I\, Wiley, C. D, Bes- sie, B, H. Lopton, Kearney; W. F. Lord, Missouri Valley; Mason Gregg and wife, Lin- coln; A. Blakestart, Wahoo; J, T, Anderson, Albion; A, W, Gumair, St. Paul; N, B, Sarst, Nebraska City; Jos, Hamilton, Albion; J.T. Ransom, Nebraska City, are at the Paxton, A. L. Spearman, Samuel Startzer, Spring- field; Michael Partridge, Laramie; J. M, George, Girard, Pa.; E E, Horendotter,Marys- vielle; 8, Van Walkenburg, North Bend; L. V. Jenkin, Kensas City; J, L. Gates and wife, Dos Moines; T. Bellinger and wife, Denver, Col,; James Mullowney, G, Renold- son, Albion; S, Hartman, Girand Island; Jas, MoGreavy, Bancroft, Neb.; Miss C, Still, Syracuse, N. Y.; A, Hoght, Columbus, are at the Canfield, J, A, Cattnon, Beatrice; J. D. Graham, Grand View; W. J, McLaughlin and wife, Hubbell; T. R, Lelghton, Plattsmouth; John Bradford, Herman; J, H, Kimball, La Platte; B. B, Oatz, Sprivgfield, Neb.; ¥, Westbrook, Canada, Miss,; Anna Burk, Minneapolis; C, S, Smart, Stuart, Ia; G, 8, Curney, Chicago; Frank P, Lawrence, Utica; C. H. Cotter, Osage, Is,; Frank Norton, Toronto, Canada, and ¥, McCormicd and wife of Kansas City, Mo,, are at the Metro; olitan, | Mr, Will Vischer, one of the brightest wittiest and best known newspaper men in the west sojourned within the gates of this fair city yesterday and made the Brka pleasant visit, Mr, Vischer was accom: pavied by his wife sod daughter and they were enroute to Oheyenne, from a visit of several weeks duration among friends in Kentucky, He goes to take editorial charge of the Cheyenne Leader. As a modern bumorist, he ranks high and with his fuony lectures has electrified audiences of intelli gent people from Maine to California, and threw many into such violent strains of laughter that they never got overit. Mr Vischer is not only an excellent pewspaper man and cyclone of humor, but he royal bayend description, Mason and ~S8everal visitors looked throngh the new court house yesterday. Five car-loads of emigrants left Omaha 8k the west yesterday. —Complaints were made to Judge Stenberg yesterday against several parties who permit flth to accumulate and rot in (heir back yards and alloye, —W. F, Wilson was arrestod yosterday on complaint of his wife, the story being that he had assaulted and almost pounded the life out of her. ~Tax titles are being bought up so fast by speculators that the county treasurer says that ho is kept away bshind making out the certificates, —A city base ball league is being “organ- ized, with the Croighton college and High school clubs, and a nine that is baing organ 1zed, with Fred Smith as captsin, in the league, —The street car company has just com. pleted and occupied their new stables over by the U, P, depot, They are a'so extending their Farnam street line westward, and will soon have tha cars running on it. —The police found a lost boy yesterday on Sixteenth street, and took him to the head- quarters of the womens' christian temperance union, The little fellow is about 4 years old, had on a blua shirt and checkered trousers, ~Mayor Boyd wa1 a badly broken up man yesterday, when City Clerk Southard laid ba- fore him the $100,000 worth of funding bonds that have been purchated by tho First nation- albank, and told him that he would have to sign his name 4,100 times, —An oxpress team filled with double gesred fricht at a passing engine, triod hard yesterday to mako a wild dash through Bell’s drog store, on Tenth street, noar the U, P. crossing, The driver, however, was nervy and succeeded in turnicg them down the side walk, and therefore very little damage resulted. e —— There are many cheap cosmetica offered for sale, which claim to contain nothing injurious to the skin. Thisis all bosh All, or very nearly all are compounded from the most deleterious and potsionous drugs in the materia medica. They de- stroy the vitality of the skin, making the consumer prematurely withered and old, J. A, Pozzoni guarantees his medicated complexion powder entirely free from all Injurious matter, Uso none other and you will never regret. Prico 50 cents and $1 per box. Sold by all drugglsts and perfumers, e ———— Qard of Thanks, We wish to thank the kind friends who sympathized with us in our recent bereavement, and especlally those who wera with u s daring the sickness and death of our little son. Mgz, AND Mus L. M. ANDERSON. TUTT’S PILLS 25 YEARS_IN USE. fho Greatest Modical Triumph of the Ago SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Logsof nppetite, Bowels contive, Pain in * the head, with o dull sensntion in the hack part, Pain under the shouide: ulade, Fullness after enting, with a dl, Inclination. to exertion of body orm Irritability of temper, Low spirits, wi: n feeling of bnving neglected some duty, Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering nc tho Kenrt, Dots beforethe eyes, Henduche over the right eye, Restlessnoss, with dtful dreams, Highly colored Urine, aud CONSTIPATION. TUTT’'S PILLS are especially adapted to such cases, one doso effects such a hange of feeling ns toastonish tne sutferer ‘They Imerease the Appetite,and causo the body to Take on Flesh, thus the system 1/ nourished, and by taeir Monic Action o the Digesti aor%an..“t ular Stoolsare nroductd. Prise e, 44 Murra TUTT'S HAIR DYE, GRAY JTATR or WHISKERS changed o a GLossY BLACK by a singlo application of this DYE. Tt imparts & natural color, acts instantaneously. Sold by Dmiggiats, or xent by express on veceiptof @ Jffice, 44 Niurray St.. New Yaerk. SPECIAL NOTICE TO LOAN—MONEY, . e ONRY ! MONEY 1 MONEY 11 N to Loan ~On chattol security by W. R. Crcft, room 4, With- nell bulldicg, N. E, corner 15t and Ilaney ' Afier years of experience an reful study of the busi ness of loaning money on personal property, I have at last perfected a system whereoy the publicity used in such cases 1s dono away with, snd Tam now in & pos.tion to meob the demands of ail »ho hecome temporialy gmborrassed and desiro to raice money without defhy und in_a quict mauner. Houseseep: ers, professional geotlemen, mechanics and others in thia ety can obtsin advances trom £10 to £1,000 on such security as houschold frraiture, piancs, m chinery, horsus, wagons, warehous» rcceipls, secur- ed notescf h , eto., without removing fame from owners residenca or place of business, one ef the advantages Loffer is that any part of any loa1 can bo paid at any time which will reduce tho intercst pro rata and &' loans rerewed at tho orizinal raten of interes’, 1haveno brokers in conneticn with wy offize, but peraonally superintend all my losne, I have private ofices connected with my gencral office 80 thay customers do not come in contact with each other, consequently wakirg all transactiors strictly piivate, W. R. Croft, room 4, Witbnell buildiog, N. E. cor. 15th and Harnoy. 637-§-24 \,Iu. toloan on Real estato in any amount and AVA time to suit, 1 om $50 t781000 on collateral* on Enirty to nincty days time, in sums of fifty dollirs andupwar s On chattel, in sums of five o five hundred dol- 1ars at low ratesand timo to suit. Miscellaneous. Mortgage secured noter clty claims and judgement hought, sdvances made to o ntrac- tors, and general financis] businees of all kin promptly, quietly and without delay, Omahs #inaceial xchange, 1603 Farn amSt.up stairs. 657 M S3nY fo loan o st of $100 and upwardy on V1 tirst-olase real estato security, Potter & Cobb, 516 Faroam st. o0-tt M ONEY T0 LOAN at lowest rates of Interest by Be- wis 16th avd Douglas. 038-27 0 LOAN—One first class socurity, $1609 for b years "Amos, 1667 Fa nam st, 63b-2J $10, Money on hand; no delay. change, 1608 Farnami sbicet, up-stairs. ONRY to loan 0n furniture, horses, wagons,pianos personal property, collaterals and anything of value, everything strictly confider tial; Roods Finan. cial agency” Jobn P Bchminke, Cashicr. 298-§11 ONKY T0 LOAX—On ¥eal estate seourity, In sums of §800 to 840,000, at reasonsble fates. O E. Mayne & Co, 8 W cox A5th and Farnam, B00-jl1 VIS0 Loaa—Id amounte to ult, on chatiels V1" collatersls or anygood seaurity. ‘Omaha Finan: clal Exchange, 1508 ¥arnam st., up-staire. 16J0p ONEY Toloan om chattels, Woolley & Harrlson, ml?’o&m 20, Omaba National bank building ONEY TO LOAN—On real -ostate and chattels A¥A D. L Thomass. D4BLL. v[(mlv Losned on obattels, cut rate, R R tlokets vought and sold. A. Forman, 218 8<ll:'ti:’l| ONEY LOANED at C. F. Reod & Co's. Loan office Y}, o8 uraltare, plsacs, borses, wagons, persons! aroperty of all kinds and all othe rsrticles of value, vithout romeval. Ove tional Bank,corner 18th \nd Farnam. All busiuess strictly mnndanu;lm " ONEY 70 LOAN 1o sums of $300e0d upwrd, 0. F. Davis and Co., Roal Estals o: , 1606 Farnam 84, 0514 WANTED FEMALE HELP, A _good girl for general W. cor. 11th and Dadz To loan at once in sums from $100 0 §2 000 on DO 10 5 years time Omahia_Fitagols] Ex- 47416p ANTED INMEDIATELY house y W al housework apily bes w. at ofice of C, F, twren flve apd six p 63147 Mryoe & Co, 1oth and Farcam ROOMS FOR RENT. WWAren—An intafligent qulck woman ot gl either “every day of four days per week MO Von Doin 850 south 924 627-50, W W 7aNTEO A girl at P'acific house 10th and Daven. port. 585.26p WA L gir's at Slaven Hotel, § 10th st 01-20p \";sn-n— A first class girl for general housowork 2410 Soward st. 015 98p W ren. . side of 21t strect, second doof north of 8t 3 ANTRD 1] 1.t house work, 2412 Capitol ave. [ avenus, ot S sl 5y 633.27p ok REXT - unturnisned 0l rooms and stable Farnam 8t. g Gond git] for general house work; ap- Drexel, csrnor 10th and Wiill axTE ply Fre ke 'R RENT—1 hree nice unturnished rodms for housekeoping, 1700 Burs st 6233 J'or ResT—Furnished front room 1002 Farnam, 950 25p JoR RRNT-A large farnished room, 710 10th st near Webster, WBp. 0R RENT Douglas Jrorexr—F {OR REST—A very nice teont room with bay win. dow #nd bath room also niso smsl'cr room fur- nished suitable for one or two_gont boautitul Tocation, close to street car. 620 Fleasant stroet. 542.98 Girl to do general house work, 2010 Rure 008-87 AxTAD st — One large farnished front room, inquire ot 8b, 01926 OR RRY 1812 and Room; Inquire Drug store 10th teady gl or woman to do housework (R all tamily at 1014 Howard st, no child- 614-26p wnished front room 1714 Califo 877 ANTED—GIi] for general housewoik at Hotel, 1010 Mason St. VW Axrn—At80s north 82d €. aglel to do general hovse work, must bo & good plain cook. 406-26}, W Kmployment Bureau, 1120 Farnam St. 7014 V fo VW Aneo—Tmmosiately, threo bask fiiskors, two Wkirttrimmers, three sleevo makers; ajply to Mra TTC Whitlock's dres smaking parlore, room 10 and 11 Arlington block, 1503 and 1511 Dodgest. 628-26p. VWANIED by Kensiagton Att Co., fomlo holp in all parts of tho country, to o our light, pleatant work at their homes. Noat by mail to any addrees, no canvastsng, easy 0 loatn and any one can oavi from 81 to 810 por week. Forfull informa tion addross Kensington Art Rooms, 35 Congrass 8t,, Boston, Meas Box 5078, 490-30n WANTED MALE HELP, VWV Axtan =By cua of the largest and cldost whle. w015 clothing houses of Pailadelphia, asalosmen to represen t them in this st Apyliestions will be coneidered feom such only as can fornish approved eecunt; fer sample &o, and their own traveling exper The heuse is willing to pay a very liboral commission and to the right man a iplendid opportunity offers. Address P O Box 1165 Philadelphis, Pa. 659-3 W ASTeD—A your man fora genoral merchandise ttore; must have experience and come well rec. ommended; German preferred, Addross M _Koho, Aurora, Neb. o3e-27 10; RENT ~Two U Douglas stree tarnished front rooms at No 1612 aquire up-stairs. 670-28 ANTRD —At once, o good wet Burte 102, corner Dodge. 7ANTED - Goodgirle, experienced cooks; Omaha {or RENT—Farnished ro per week, 1600 Iarnay Jor rexT—Two ncely furnished rooms at 1310 Dods Street. 65627 als> day board at 83, 490 -20p room girl at the Me r need apply. 24 ANTRD —Virst-olass dinin ropolitan hotel; none ot on nExT—Five furnithed rooms choap at Davenport §t, b14 JOR RENT~ board, ‘arnished rooms 1811 Cass st., with 858.00p J'0R REXT—A pleasant front room. furnished; 8, K. Cor. 15th and Howard. 4081 {0 ¥XT—A room for gentloman and wife or for two gentlomen, first-claes board 1022 Burt st. 708t {70 RENT—Targe front room on flret floor with or with board; tuquire at 1901 Farnam St. 807-t¢ R RExT —Furnished rooms, 1816 Dodge stre 247310 or_rexT—Furnished rooms with or without board, 2412 Harney St., one block from Seonk 04 {0R RENT —Furnished front room with board in private family, 1817 Chicago et. 086-tt 'or RENT—WIth board,nicely furniched front room g3 aud bath, 1459 Jones. 907 -t1 Jor naxr—Puraished rooms 1621 Gapitol Jron aaxr-F Fun RENT-Nicely turnished rooms 1617 Davenport 722.§5p D 0OMS—With board, destrable for summe 4 54, Charles Hetol. OR RENT—Several fino cffices in Crounse' blook, Inquire Ed. Norrls, room 19 Crounse blook 4! car, ave, 007-m30 ‘arnished room 1818 Jackson st. 842.-m20p ANTED—One man to sell goods stead; ment. Call 421 South 10th &¢. WANT&D—A traveling ealesman, one who has had several years experionce in che cigar bus- iness, and has been traveling in Western Towa and Eastern Nobiaska, Good reforences requlred, Ad- dres Rathmann & Burnor, Cigar Manufacturers, Stusrt, Towa, 98-20 ly ANTED —An cxperienced travellng man to soliclt contignments for an_established grain recelv: Ing commiseion house; must have some tiade, and first claes refsiennis Address for one woek, Com- mission Omaha Boe offics. 528.97 JRCUR cigntmekers wanted. Enqulre of Goo Gedtrey, Fremont, Meb. ANTED —A good smart womnan to do chamber T DY e wotee. . pot wask gy ak 018 Daagies street, between the houra of 11 and 2 o'clock, 463-t1 FORSALE—FARMS, ‘OR 8ALE—A 80 acro stook and grain tarm, o'l im- roved; fonr hours' ride from the Owaha Sto:k 6; sevenmiles from the city of Fromont; two raflronds within thres miles; 300 acres under plow, the ro-t in pasture; board fence, running stream through pasture; house with ten rooms; will bo & 1d cheapit old immediatelv; on terms to’ suit. For further particulars inquite of Geo. C. Grodfrey, Fre- mont, 16741 JP0R Saua—Good tarm in Washiogton Ca; 171 ncres; 80 acres cultivated; good buildings;’ fine orchard; running water; all feaced. Edward Novris Co., room 19 Crounse Block. 474t B. ) ANTED = Active salesman 105 North 18th. 503.§2p 7ANTED —Five 16th s'reet. WV Axin—Live enorgetic men with horso and o rlago to basdle first-class article thiough the C. M. Eaton, 111 8. 14th, goad paper havger b 418 Notth country; call at once, FOR SALE-—HOUSES—LOTS, 'OR_8ALE—AL A acrifice, double brick house very desiraole location, first-cass renting property Mayne & Co., Fiftcenth and Farnam, €62 27 SITUATIONS WANTED. 7aNTED—A sitvation, by acompetent y oung man, oy eulesman olothing preferred has 9 years ex. perlonce and speaks English, Gertnan and Soen vian; Address “Clerk”, Bee Office. W e —Lasition us house kesper, is to take entiro charge of houte; ¢an referonces, Address witn yarticulars; Bee office. 620.2¢p /43780 ~Situation as coachman by & ycung man of experienoe; used to horses; testimo ials far- nisned. J W N Ka'2's groeery store. 550 ¥6p VY25 Situation by a Gorman 26 yours old to do any kind cf work, store work preferred:has been 2 yourd in his latest place and can furaish fixet ‘ass reforences; Address “A B" Bee office. 604-26p G. Jom sAL Fsis Douglas P‘On)l\hl—scuth\'qusl corner of 19th and Izard, one of the moet comfortable houses and best lay- ing corner lot fn North Omabn. House contains 8 rcom’, bath and tummer kitchen, cel'ar &e. Good barn for 4 horses, cow,carriage, 5 good cisterns,fruit treee, shrubbery and In all respects one of the best twproved lots In the city; price $7,500, terms easy. [ Souse Srcomn. swtta will grow into 3 flne butines £1.000, For sALE - Cheap, $100 cash, balance on monthly nyments, some choice lots {ronting on street car line. Moree & Brunner. 691-§2 Thres beautitul residence lots in Shinn's . Spleadid Bemis, 15th and 84327 ANTED— Situation in resl estato offico as col- loctor o office man, ~ Addre:s F. Rr, No. 423 North1ith 8¢, 132 VW ANTED—A wel cducated Indy from Germany, In this country for the past two wonthe, would like a situation as housckeeper or nurse in a <04 family, on or before June 1st. A family of an old couple oF widower with children preforred. Is capable of dolng all kitchen and heusework., Would vrefer o yearly _engagement. Addscss Mrs. Hattie Ford, Lincola, Neb. 63726 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. 7ANTED—TO0 rert & broom cottago vicinity of St Mary’s ave or Hanecom park. Address stating N L N” Beo office. 639-26p 7 Axtho Employers in need of help to call or ad- dress Omaha £wployment Agency, 1221 Farnam St. 03241 OR BALE—1wo choice 1.ty in Hanscom Place, one block east of park gate, esst front, corner lot, fenced; part cash; addrcss “G,” hox 483, 503-20p OR SAL 82,20 cimars, ot 11th stree: [H°% B =Eive Iots 4XIS0; wgstber on Teasen: worthstreet; beautitul location, 00 One- fourth cash, balarce on long time, easy torms, Cralle & Jones. 210-tt Qe sauk—Twanty-two foct on Fatuam strect, o 43040 bargaio if taken lmmediately. W Il Greca e e s OR BALE—AU & bargain, three good houses 817 and 8174 16th, south of Leav ; rent $85 per por month; prico $5,600 cAsy ; must b sol1 betore June 1st. ~ Apply 8. Mortonsén, tailor, 413 Farna street. 81-44p Soven room house, barn, and two lots. would tako $500 in' re tsurant fxtures, , 3500 cash balance on time; apply 319 8! 414.m30 ggy hoise forea'e can addreesing Eos 778, Omaba, 624 NY one havin find & purchs Neb. ToR BALE—House full lot, good condition, one bl well, cistern, barn, all in k from strest cars 31 500 over 1t Nat'l Bank., 84i-tt 7 ANNED —100 Teams for Holcredge, Neb., on R, & M. R. R, no office fees and free transporta- tion, 1120 ¥arnam st. 01341 ANTED. WA s Box 778, Omal W Asmo—t delivery 115 S 16th St 00d, reliable bugey borso weighing or eleven hundred pousde, Addi , Neb, 625:23 buy a Lignt onv bose secoad hand agon, Inqaire at Central ) ot house, alang Dank, t 5OX132 fect,ens $16 por month, 31t KFOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS, [ OR AL 53,60 per to: ity tons cf good b 7ANTED John O'Donnell, ¥ o purchase sccond hand grocery tureschear; apply 116 south 16th st. a0t on and harness cheap. 47 OR 5ALE A horse wa A7 ANTED—Emplosers in nood cf holp to call or ply to Gesrge Johnson, Atlantis botel, address Cuisha Fuiployment agency, 1221 ram St. K on raun-Afino et of young graded cows with Ives, Holstecn, Herfords Short hoins and Jer- soys; 0'8) hors:e, wagons, harness &c, for sole or ex chauge at Major Croft's place, Lear fair greunda. 6.5 20p F o1t ALY, ~£35 doilars will buy pool table at Pacifl louse, 10th and Davenpoit, Omaha, 478.80p [ F VA Axe =Two rooms with board for gentleman, fo and two children; roforencoa. ~ Addross ¥ i 5034 7638 SL. Lonis FICCirs Lamp ats and terms o! the 63 candic po 311,412 W asmo—Ererybody totry our Prepared Corn Meal, roady for instant se with the addition of milk or cold water. Put upin 3and 6 1b, packeges. Sold by grocers. W. J, Welshans & C., Manufaot- urcrs 070 t1 stock at o 5aLk—Wegon umbrellas, fine ne 672 tf 140) and 1411 Dodge st. wicycLr —For eale, 64 in Columbia, ball bearing, enquire ut drug store corner 18th and Cumivgy ANTED—Every ady in nead of & sewing ma- St chino, to see the new Improved American No. P BP0 O O, e 0 B 108 93t o kAR —Good dellvery wazon, horse and hat- ness, Toquire 12th and Williame, W, Novacek. 50326 ANTAD—A IAD OF WOIAD in every country in U 881,25 sample free §75 per month, salmy or commisston, Send stamd. Paul Tabel, Chicago 11l 819-m-24p FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, or RENT—Hous3, 7 rooms, good well, clstern, $16 per month inquire' of G, E, Thompson 8. W. corner 11th and Haraey, 560-48 TOR SALY. A vood reliable horseand ladics canopy phacton, 2440 Capitol avenue. 8521§8p Ok 8ALE ~A four hundred dollar piano at o bar- gnin, 1616 California 8t. 616-tt or_saLr—Furniture &, of an 8 roomed house in good cendition, suitab'e for a hoardiog house %0od neighborhood. 'Address “U Y" Les office 455-20p forBALE—A magnificent new uprizht piano cele- brated make, ali the latest mprovemoats, beaut!- ful tone, touch and finish, an instruction book fre l;&nhun tor delivery; a great bargain, §2¢ ilflll Pi los - R SALE—Eigat marble top restaurant table A. J. Mandel, 326 Broadway, Council Bh;g:,. ‘oR RRNT—New house, 8 rooms, 2 closets, _collar 03 Wa nut Bt., enquire Aug. Randow, 1817 Chicago 84. 160 96 & a1 House 7 rooms 2ith snd Harney by 0. ¥. Davis & Co. tor e o s now s roon cottages 15th and Vinton . Inqulre on premises or of 8 M Moxham, at Pacific Expross Co. 601-29p. 0k REXT—Rtoro 00 Cumiug street betwoen 10 snd 0th o', 425 & mouth Jno, Krck, 616 N 1618 4t § OR RENT—Two handscme farnisbed roome, East 1610 | 1 loR RALR—Drug store In & desieable locality, wil involoe ut§1.500 RO Pati 18th and Farnam, el g NOR SALE—Or oxol boots an. shoes, change for Nebrask: 10th St., Omaba, Neb. 'OR_8ALR—Bemis' new maps of Omaha $500 ench. Bemls, 16th and Douglas. 039.97 08 e =Two lots In lake's add $1,600 and £1,800 evch; threo lots M. Hamiltos, west of Saunders strect, $550, $600 and €900 enoh. Hamis, h and Dougins st 010-97 JOOR i onsouth room cottage, barn, Tot, rent for §25 por o separately. Pottark Oohb, nge & full stock of clothing ¥’ tarnishing coods, will ex« nds. G, H. Petorson, 804 8, 506 & room & d one & — . &o, on_sam, would well ueiness in Omalia; profits 90 per cquired, threo of ‘foue thousand 8 meaning business, address Lock oines, Town, 202411 Eox 801, Des JCRAuR ~A woll established tailors business be twooa now and June 16th, low rent; good loca- tion; hold leaso of store fot two years: only small ohp- ital required. Addross *'N. 0." Bes office, 182.-4p mALE cent dollars. ' Pei Qoo pital s x—A well estab his offioo. Al)dr;_l: i _ A%j4 OR SALW 01 RACHANGR—(1n_parl) for restauran furniture 7 roomed house, barn and two lota. Ape ply 810 south 11th st. 106-m%0 JFCR 2Aun—In Oaklana Koo firstclaes ment markct A1 the furni'ure of tho §¢ Paul hotel, For par. tleulars, inquie or write Wiggers & Uehiing, Onkland Neb, 8l4mis OR 8ALK - Throe cholcest lots in Hanssm place. 6o4-tt Poiter & Cobb, ot uew hara, PERSONAL, . M. Tlooper. trance elaliyoyant, ediiim, ovor 710 North 16 h St. 0 DERSONAL - Mrs and healing 1 HOTELS. AsTIUTE Hotel, formerly Cre'ght house, newly furaiehed; terms mo lorate, 18th Capitol nyc. 458417 I, sorter's Urocery ar, 81 Ten acrea throo blocks from stroot car 2 Mocha €50 mixed TEA 11b good Japs 1 host uncolo e Japan 1 bost Kng'ieh broakfast, 1 choice gunpowder.... SYRUPS, 1 keg beat Homey drip. 1keg best Honey 1gal New Orlean . 1 Gal Strictly pure maple 1.Gal Vermont maglo in 1 Gal Rock candy.. 500, ensy to’ 8500, best Carolina rlco. " Louisiana tiea SOAPS, 4 bors German Mottled 6 Poarl.. 8 * Palm 1can 81b Tal n. Potter & Cob, o5l tovms, Pottor & Cobb, 1516 Farnam 8t 8341 16,000, Potter & Cobd, 1618 Farnam 81 653 4t A fire tarm for groceties or other morcharndiss, Fur sale Two lots on Farnam st bet wecn 10th and belaw F0th st prics 6,600 For ealo fine re:l Teneo lots very cheap, n, ) 55821 prices. R. C. Patterson, 18th and Farnam. > 030 P e i i oAb Dot Afzency, B O hox To loan - on first-claes city rocurity, i For salo—Beautitul and dc Tots at 200 erch tako emall mouthly installments, y cor 13th and Farnam. sl GROCERIES. ARION TEACE—8 good lots In thts addition with. 16 Ihe Granulatrd S IVL Uiick awehinkss mocorn’ Hgroveats 850:00 COFFEE nfueni g ga0d ronsted coffco... fncluding eight fwl lots, all for $5,000, ono black Eaunders street, £1,000 For Sale—House, b roome, and § 1ot 03 street car, torms; also lota in Shinn's addition, hsuse, §,260 For Salo—Hcuse f_rooms, full lot, on Hamflton [ 1215 For’ Salo—House 'and lot on Dasenport strect, Iot 180 feut front by 70 feet acep, fine place, casy from postofli-e, near car line, for both £5,000. an 8] 70 8418 —Lots in Hlllside add chearert and best FOR SALE =7 room cottage, w N1 ofstern, POR BALR—Une of finest Fesidences 1o city wighia F V) RXCIANGR—A §0,00) Wtonk For sale—A full lot and houss on 8 19th st, facing 20th, §8,600 ¢ ch For salo—six lots in’ Grand - ol e et ene ot vry ch n $ins Dx. A CIRSTERYIRLD —Me gnetic phys iolan, test And For salo—Four cottages, ono $1,030, for one & T 544, 0ffices 216 south 14th et. $50.me7 For ealeFour lota In Wess End addition, six In on monthly payments of $10 each; 1 1-2 mile from 1 will show property fn any part of tho city fece of M: PRICE LIST—0f W, 08 blucks of streot cars, oan bo hud on_casy 12 Cutlat Sugar Ledeatd good Ko ocffen For Suke—Acro loth 00 Saundors stroot, noar street B for $10,000. from ireet car. For Aule—A splendld buciness corner lobon Far- 1,60, cany torme. Lots in Lowe's addition, $160. qohor SAlo—Tob140x134 o1 Fark Avenue Cac line, 18 2,500, teems, §,500 MORSE & BRUNNER, inside 10w in the olty, $760 to #950 exclasive on (8th st 0 blocks from sheps . ), B b1 ckaof Poet offioe, 13 15ts orner, cheap At l ware for good Nebraska land. enst a'ong oar line, price $3,500. For salo—Fine residencs and foll 1ot on Day enport View addition, v chean, b develog ing medium, over 619 north 10th 8t For sale lots in &Il additions #o the cify atbottom RRSONAL It you want & deteotive, sond yonr ad- ono for 82, one for 82,700 ' Hawtkorne, _Fasy torms, E the city and Twill as:fst worthy partics to buitl and charge, Address or call upen R, C. Patterson, N House, terms, W H Gree, over 1st Nat'l Baok, 11541 RS & NRUNNER 8-Bargains—For rent—Two fino | 11 **Fine powdered Stigar For Fon t-Sta 508, ol 4 o1t~Store houses, rooms, furnlehad and Borien Mo orie. cars, §1,000, extra Java o ffee. For Salo—Flegon® houso and other Improvements, r Sa'e—Hou o, 8 rooms, fin home, full lot on nam, 68x182 fect, $,€00, For Sala—Lots in “‘Hansoom Plice, For Sale- House and lot Haruey street, neas court 500, streot, fine place, £,900, For Sale~Iouse 8 reome, modern Improvements, For'8alo ~Two 1ots, one & corner, one-half mile Paxton Bu'llinz, Filteenth and Farnam. ble Peachie 476-20 W Pumpkin Apples. ) AULSEN &00.— Specis] bargaing —For sale— 4 acres % Imile trom city limits €550, 10 acres joining Fort Omaha $3,600. Lot £0x144 east front on 10th, between Hickory and Center with new 9 room house, £3,000 can be traded for farm, Corner 10th srd Pier house 2x40, clstern, well, stibe ete., $4,500, Choice Ict'in A1 Lor place, $350. Half iuterest in a well centrally located grocory business, chomp on account cf i 1 health. 5 acres on N Suuaders, 4 room houte, splendid or- chard £3.00. 22 fect on Loavenworth near 13th st, £3,300, suit- able for v holcsale. g holeo lotseast tront, Dylght & Lymana's add 3 choloe corner lots In Lake add 167} feet front on 17th aud Take. wi . new house, fenced, stable, weil etc., 4 lots, east front in Durr onk add 82,600, , 03x144 S & front, 2 story | 2 1 9000 10 kit ewiz Plumba Dottle cholce Piok i Sweet Potatoes. 1 Jelly, (choice). . boxes Pittsburg Lye 1ba Baking Powder “ pow Valencis Raisons. . . “ new Prunes « dried Elackberrie % « dried apples (evaporated) “ driod poaches # 25 ¢ Navy bowns. Crackers by the box MEATS. Sugar cured breakfast bacon. Sugar cured Hams. Dry ealt 19 1969 0006 10 0 0 e e OTHER GOODS, 1 broom .. fitxl nouse broom st carpct broom. papo's Natlonol y 1 serub brush. 5 ba Silver gloss starch. 2 hoxes cornstarch. 16 1b box alo:s etar L kit fam Iy macoral, 1 gal vinegar. 1 wash hoard 1No. 1 tub. 1No. 2 tub, 1 No 8. tub 1 mop stick. 1large clotl 1 can condens: 20 i jar 16 only very small list of tho very largo stock 1 earry, having the largo-t stock to scleob from in the city,l can and will yive batter induc: ments than any othier house in the city. Call and scc me and I will save you from 10 to 25 per cent. Remember the place 1119 Farvam 8t W, IL Moiter, Successor to J.B. French & Co. N. P, Our new and complete price list mailed froe on applicatlon. 1 1 4 cellar and cistern, fu'l 80 sy payments; & grest § Py [4 o Choice lot on Park ave, 81,500, Corner lot Doreas and 12th, 1 equare with 4 room houre, stable, c'stern ete, & eet east front, 14 square from St Mar; £1,450. For ran or eate—2lots near Redline and Cuming stroet, with elega ot 10 room house, with all modern improvements, Paulsen & Co., 1513 Farnam 8¢, 501-20 J. I, muar & o—lote—TandsLoans, 215 south € ;1 ot betweon Farmam and Donalas.Lands e, —Law. $2,000—Two of best residence lots In the sity. £1,60/—Beautitul cornor resldeace Iot, a bargaia $1 000—Corner lot on Grace etreet, desirable loca- tion for residence. $500—Desirable residenco on 224 t, near St car. $3,000—83 fect, business location on Cuxing et, pavd. $1,E00—Now houze 4 roon lot, 2 Llocks from strect car; bargain, Farnam stret business property thas will double [0 in value in two years. $3.000to loan. J. E. Riley & Co.,215 South 15th street, 592-t1 TOR SALE - At & bargain, ths kitchen, parlor and bed room furniture, complete, of a1’ clght house, most of the furniture new, and fir nt chance of partie wishini to cony keeping. Inquire at A J Pecks real estato CAI(RIVAUES.V Y RATTON & DRUMNOND disglay the finest grade of X vehicles for1he money to be found in tho ciby. We will take pleasurs in showlox you surreys with canopy Lawre: Kimball stylo, vadies' phactons Jow or Trewstor, open and top 1 Corning buggics. 2 wheel road cart, 2 wheel Cottage gig, 2 whtel Glad:tone cart for 4 person3, Wo make a specialty of repairing and gusrantes satisfzction Call anil examine our tip top jointed and f.iogedumbreilas. Gratton & Drummond, 1316 and 1817 Harney strcet, 654 opposite Post office. 64 YV tcyrea ron saun—Eatt lilf of block 8 Suoith's adi, 600 foet front, two acre lots, nicest in ha, fu'l view of city +nd Bluffs, makiog 10 lots foot ench, will sell balf or all. TLots 44 and 60, Nelson'aadd , §70¢ gl half of cither; Tots 60x145 Kountz's 00 cach, 1ot 5, blook J, Kcuntz's 4th add, being 10th st, full 1ot §2,£00, also lot @ saine block 3 Two lota ln § uth Omaha, by Goodman's, with huse, orchard, cistern, and well, all $190. 16 tive acre I¢ts in Vincland, 5 miles north city limits overlookiug ¢ity and Kliffs, 835 per scre. Lots 10 and 11 block 19, Hauscom place ) for both. 130 f1ct tiont block 5, Park plice, with barn, well, ond ¢ Corner, & lots in Hawtaorno on Cass &, 0.0 fur both ete ote, | and s¢0 us, Dex'er L. Thomas & Bro, Foal ate; Room 8 Creighton t1 st beon Blook, 4,0.0 g landy $3.L0° per ch or will d add, nzar tol open and top jobs. whel, buggies. very at shortest no- entirely erderless 1 denegan appara- nfected froe, chargos A, Evans, 1208 Dodgo strect up siairs. 246-j10 JRIvy vaults, snd cosspnols clean tice any 116 of tho day, in an y % ith our improved pum tus, all places cl+anod by us ¢ reasonable. VRALLE & J0NES, room 0, C (Cires e farmiicg: aud gra acre, 4,000 acres Flatte iver laads, very cheice, $3.50 ds §1 50 per acre, ©Us0 CLOTHING. " axn somicn—Owing (o the baskward ason, I am deto/mined to cless out #tces of of spring avd pummor olothing onifico, they are bound to bo sold, 8o call early get fino clothing at low pricse. Polack the clothier, 1816 Farnam strcot, near 14th. 40741 ey ICE CREAM. JViEsH Loo croaw plos and cakes overy day. Orders st prmptly atiended to. Carl Soluald, 80 soubhs per acre. 76,000 aorca s | s grazing fande §3.60 to §6,00 per acre. 7These very desirable lands are to a great extent £old on the hasis of 10 per cent cach and balanco fn ton years at o low rate of interest thus placing them in the reach «f all clasees. 55,000 acres agricultaro schol lends for salo Jouss, Theso londs are in groat demsod at present. Tmprov 4 and unimprovea farming and geezing land throughout the state. A large and carefully select. «d list of o'ty property in Omaha and cutsice towns and cities st lowest rates To actusl settlers or those deelring to purchase for speculative purpose we cffer the greatest inducements fn the west Parties dotirir s to buv, rent, or sell, should call on us at once s tho bist Yargains will ‘bo gone in- ten days or two weeks. - Correspondence soiclted. MISCELLANEOUS, 3 G5t A lndies gomsamor and rubbers on Martha, | Jbstweon Floventh Twelfth. Findor will leave at No. 4 engino house wa Smmn—:\ light red cow with rope around horns and g ves milk on threo tits. Finder will bo rowarded by returning her to Fred Nowmav, 810 th and Cheatnut strect, Omaha. 020-27p o8 iudebted 1) the firm Heath & Akingon are requesced £0 pay 1o money to Mr, ‘Atkiason until the fairs of the firm axe sobiled, J. B. Heath, 90.85' '_Snu'm G BTOLEN—On T7ER To3t, & 00w, Day color, about 6 years old, part of lofh ¢ar and tip of lef horn missing; reward for return to Joseph Pos- plsbil, 614 Junes st. 26p TRAYED ~TWo0 0OItF, GB8 1O yoar 0id; di P mare and a one year old bay 1eward will be paid for informstion leading to thelr recovery. leg Weber Miller,Florence Neb, & 8ALE ~By O, F, Davis & Co , 1605 Farnam 8t. Omaha. House and lot on seuth Eighteenth 8%, §1,000. TR ‘Twentieth 100, 2houtes ¢ 1 ote in Hanscom Plsce, House and lot on Park avenue, $4,(00, w57 T pavenport Bt., §12'000, " " * gouth 18th * § 4,000, 16,000 acres of land in Boone county, 87 zlfl, 20,000 * 44 Btanton ¢ #7 to §12. Land {n Madison, Wayne, Flatte aud Hall counties on easy termr. ‘Mouey loaned on long time, 6964 Bellevue or 200-t1 'Ok BAL#—Awo No 1 huwn,unumnilum pug: gy, Apply 1400 nd 1411 Dodgo st £ BOOTS AND SHOES, P'retty shoe for gents fus 1, R WENT —A house on Hickory ana 9th street ab $9 amonth, John Erck, 616 N 10th st. e B i‘flox 477 Foom house 2014 Burt st F 620.20p ol 'p».l]u.- ~ A a'l oornor 15t noar 13th and Farasm st, will lease for a term of 50 or 90 years, Morse & Brudner, Paxtoa blic 1 dress and the com: d enameled leather cor15th and Farnam ste. 634 % 660-47 e — REAL ESTATE, Usks and 1ots in any pars of Omaha, £1,100 t0 §16,000 Bemis, 16th and Douglas. ~ 845-2 ok REXT—A house; inquire Thos Swift, corner 16th and Ohloago st. 71-26p Tk kexT—On Capite] hill, cattage 6 rooms one block (rom strest cars. Apply 2440 Cayits] ave. 581-28p u iest lots in tho city ooly 1§ the Post office, pric e ranging ach; terms to sult, Lsmis, 16th 03627 \OR LB —The ohe miles north weak from $22 to §1.000 and Douglas. or RENT—A Bouse of 8 room: 8 olossts, well, cis- tarm, one biock south of tae U I depot, Induire 0] tyln Credit Frontier add, grand view of M’ Lde, grocer, 224 and Leavenworth. ~ 618-tf A ndix=Lotsla Qo ¥ eto, near U P and B & M dopos 8200 and urwards, Ecmis, 15th and Douglas. 0i6:27 A 8 room cottage on California street, PJ Creed on. 430 tt five ) s - between 94th and 26th stivots. 0k sALE—Buriness 10t on 13th streed 12 foet east frontage. § 2,600; w's) ware heuse, lot nesr 0% RENT—Tho 83uta-sast 1 section &, 16, 1 Nail works $2,600, Benis, 16th aud Douglis. 047-27 wiles from Omaha, £)r & term of years. Hamiltan, at U 8 Nael Bank, @ Dok sALE—Lot aud & bait 1 Parkers sdd 4001 ¢ hait lots; twa lots in shinn's Dok ke T—Cottaze 6 10oms and house 7 roume. cach, HBamis, 16th apd Douzlay. Poipps Roe, 16 28 6th 8t POR B aLE—Acre 106 0a Cuul wing slrect Ironts on three streets, 84,800, Three quarters of an acre on Calitorn Sacred Heart Acadewy, §2,600. Ben ' uglas. 2 good lots Marion p #ce three blocks reet oars onersy terme, W H Green, ver Lst b at'l bank, 3 | Block. treet,near 15th snd firext ENT—Thrcostory brick store bulldiog; alre of Edvward Norris & 00.,rooim 18 01 oupse Mok saLE—Luts op Baunders strect $1,00) each: trms Bomls, 15th and Dovglas, 04147 28 QG wmall durk browa Borse B years old, May §0; any fofor loading to his covery wufw thanktully rewarded by CLelge & Son TRAYED OR HTOLUN. 646.26p a 0w, ligh oauc, nearly white, Durham stock, one'horn 1y dfogplug, ved care; reward fo sefurn, to A I{ngs; 2408 Harney 8t, 45341 K00 MARNS —Partiod wishing to purchise brood mares for ranch purposes please call at Homan's Livery stable, 413 80ath 13th strost, Omahs. 862-t1 [3*iox 8 perm. T Murmay. TO-EXCHANGE, Ok $ALY 0K EXCHANGK B0 acres of good land in ‘Messick Co.; would exohange for house o be bullt on my lot. 1aquire AL S E corner Saward and Irene Bt. 065-27p . rpo flkiaxas—4 good'Watches aod & quantity of 1\' 0ods made from new patent of great mexit and reudy sale for lot, Omakis, or other property, Ad- dress “'H Y" Beo office, 050:25p F0 KxCiiANOK—440 acres well improved land § mile | trom Easex, Towa, for & stock of goneral merchan dise or hardware. Address John Linderholm, Essex owa. 654 4 OR BATE—OF exchauge. We have o ssle the exclusive right ia this stato to sell the ooal nomizer snd 800t destroy: r, destroys the soot and will save twenty per cont on coal, will sell county rights or the staty, or will exchango for real esiate o1 ka7 100d property on_application will send samplc aland give particulars, Reaton for selling )i 1 cannot ive it his sttention: & rare chance fo) 1w aen: Bedford, Souer & Davie. [ BOARDING, i l“lmfllfl‘m Bed and board 1212 Capitol :\e - 8016 e not give you hearthurn, _ Tage redecued s one cent, each by the dealers, Pueycke Bros., Agents. 0ES-t1 P AsTURE—On Elkhorn aod Platte. T, Murray, 50644 (e e TaG, ta fruit favored, bags Jat (o conbeuch by ho deaiers, * Feyo it deemod Bros. 0a-ut [ NSTRUCTION on banjo g iven by O E Gollon- beok, at 1116 Cap'tol ave. 45044 \UEW VER TAG, It does not talnt tho breath, tage redeemed at ouo cent each by the dealors. Peys 708 , Agents. 5841 [P¥Y, vaulte, slaks atd cosmpools leatied st the short st notice and satlafaction g uaranteed by ¥, @, Abel, P. 0. Box 878, 400-mep BUSINESS OHANCES. 704 5ALE At & bargaln forcasb, & mil luery srd and halr ¢oods store in & splendid lacation, bes t sous fcx ellug upon spplication to Mas. Mee of