Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 22, 1885, Page 5

/ THE DAILY BEE-=MONDAY, JUNE 22. 1885, (ol e ———— LINGOLN. Freaks of the Honr About ibe Staty’ Headquarters, Gera Pulls OF the Mask as a Rail- road Qommiesioner, Ontrages Against the Poor in County Asscssments—Dawes Slaps at the Veterans, Reported by The Brr's Bureau Lixcouy, Neb.,, June 21.—Gere, the head and front of the eailroad commls. alon, In his great effort of how-not-to-do- 1t announces that will take no notice of charges of exorbilant freight rates In caees which occurred at dates previous to the Gth of June 1885, the date of the organization of the board. Of course no one who knows Gere regards the rail- road commission as anything but a screaming farce, but this first step adds glare cf light to theproposed line of de- fonse to be made by the raiiroadsthrongh thelr commission. Gere has always In- slsted that there were no cases of unju discrimination in this state and now fear- Ing he might hear of a few thourand ca:es from the lips of men whom railroads have rulned by these very acts, the wily capper cuta off their voices by a decla tlon that they will not go back of the date of the organizatlon of the board, Noth. Ing more shameful than the appointment of Gere could be mentioned and no rul- Ing of tho bosrd more flagrantly outra- g;uul then this could be thought of hom the _Gods destroy they first make mad, WHERE FAIR DEALING 5 Ex Senator Reynolds, of Batler coun- ty, by circular, and speclal invitation of Senator Manderson, will appear before the inter-state commerce committee of the United Staten sanate, which bigins session in Omahs Moaday. and wlii glve to that comwitts some plain facts. The senator has studlod the railroad problem quite closely, and is an earnest advocate for the people as against the encroach- ments of all corporations, At a statlon on the main llne of the Union Pacific rallway ho was aliowed to exsmine tho tlcket re: fster, and took the 18th day of June, 1884, and the tame day of 1885, and by comparleon found that the ticket salee, in dollara and cents, were 11 per ceut greater in 1885 than in 1884, thus showlng that the raduction in fare which the people have so loudly ssked for, is not only to thelr Interest, but the re- celpts to the railaoads ars actually in creased, and 80 it will be with freights as soon a8 the people can secure a legie— ture who are sufficlently independent of the corporations togive them thelr rights, which have In this state so long been held in the interests of the corporatlons. THE GOVERNOR AND THE VETERANS. Last wiater the leglelature passed a jolnt resolution that in drawing Nebras- ka's quoto of arms and equipments the governor should draw 200 hospilal tonts for tho use of the militia, and that the governor might allow the use of such tents at the rzuntons of old soldlers in this state. The resolution was approved by the governor on the Gth of March, and can be found in the session laws of 1885, pages 437 and 438. It s well known the grand army organizition is not wealthy, neither does it hold thete reunlors for the purpozo of eecumulating money, but as a public social gathering, in which nearly every citizen of the state and many many from other states are intérésted, and it was with'thls idea the leglalature passed this resolution, In beginning preparations for the re- uanfon which cccurs next September the reunlon commiltee requested the governor to make the requisition a3 authorlzed in the resolu- tlon, but the governor flatly refused do- Ing 8o, prefering to draw a few old rifles of 50-callbre and cartridge boxe for th d, (litla wh hy 11 ziveo. That they canusa Theso houpital wall| And Beal Estate Mortgages i ™ tents ciu be drawn from the government for $12,00 each, while the same tent would cost the grand army, to by them, $36 00 esch, besides the organization in ita prezent condition s not able to buy them, The governor not only refuses to astist In procuring tents fcr the reunfon next fall but refuses to comply with the joint resolution of the leglslature even aftor ko approved the same. OUTRAGES IN ASS¥SSMENTS, It {s no wonder that the laboring and country people cry out against extortion and burdensome taxation when business blocks and grand palaces are assessed at about what the rent for one year will bring. The clty boasts of its enterprise and brilllant business traneactions and then robs the poor by ubjast dizcrimina- tlon in assessing not only realty but per- sonal property. A short time alnce the Bk notleed three promioent buildiogs ot the city where the asterement was about one-tenth of the value, Thero, are etill many othors, for Instance the first na- tlonal bank building way aesessed to John Fitzgerald for $06,000 while the lower floor of cne-half of the bulldiog renta for $2,000 p:r snnum, The property would be cheap a: $60,000. In the way of personal property is the wholeeale grocery house of Raymond Bros & COo., who earry a stock of from $80,000 to . $100,000 assested at $0,000, and the wholesale stock of Plummer, Perry & Co., who carry a stock of from $60,000 to $80,000, asseaced at 88,000, while the poor man's household eff¢ots and the firmer's graln and stock are aseesied at from on third to one-fourth of its entire value. Yot eur commissloners hold a_fifteen, days’ sesslon to adjust and equalize as sessments and permit thete wrongs to re: main, ONE SMALL CRUMB, The Democrat publishes an ‘‘ad’’ from department announclog that o received at the postoffice Jupe 20th, noon, for eupplying that ~ building with coal, lce snd wiscellaneous This s the firet crumb from the democcratic table that has yet fallen the freseul bids will articler. to the Democrat. NOTES, The finlshing touches to the ranger, bund baildiog ase now being put on, aud e building the decorations completed, T Is 240 feet long and sixty tee wide, with a shed on ove side, wher will be the postoffice, telephone office, s dressing rooms, Fiags of every natlon are among The building and deco- wardrote, gents and ladi eto, the decorations. rations have been under the fmmediat charge of the architect, J. J. Kouhn, and though storm snd wind have prevailed sgalnst the buliding, not the lesst dam- ope doubt age has cccurred, 1f any that this will be the grandest musical festival which hay yet taken place in th northwest, come and be convinced. A elegant program and witnesses, The county commissioners have olosed thelr Jabors s a board of equalization, seonnt s about £6,5600,000, of which over 82,000,000 Is contalned In the olty of Lincoln. Saturday afternoon Sheriff Pollird, of Hamllton county, arrived with six con vlote, Richard Shull, Eiward and Fred erick Colby, Cab Ramley and Jake Man- del, sentenced to two and a half years oach, and James Garrett to one year. They all plead gullty to a charge of burglary. George E. Park and E. Dob- blus, the detectives who discovered and arrested the burglars, are entitled to much credit for unearthing so villalnous :;tb.l this gang admlitted themselves PERSONAL TION. Mr. Andrew MoBride, Maringold, Towa the paternal ancestor of our effi- clent postmaster, arrived here Saturday, and expects to spend most of the summer In vlllthfi his several children in this state, old gentleman 1s a faithfal follower of she principles of the conatitn. tlon as enunciated by Jefferson and Jackson. . Miss Hattie Lrvin, of Kesrney, Is vislt- ing her slater, Mra, Joseph Soott. The secretary of state is expected to return from Chlcago to-morrow, accom- panied by his eister, who is a resident of Cleveland, Oblo, and will spend a few weeks visiting relatives and friends in this clty. Sam Cox, clty editor of the State Journal, will enjoy a couple of week's vacation visiting friends and relatives in the state, Several hundred Towa people are ex- pected on the excuraion train next week. All wiil be welcomed. The grand new methodlst church, St. Paul's, will be cedleated on the 23d of August, Services will begin on the 16th, continuing for one week. Blshop Bow- man will officlate, The state Sunday school convention mestas here noxt Tuesday. Secator Reynolds, of Batler county, spent & couple of hours in the city on Saturdsy. He expects Captain Stickle will meet him lu Omaha to-day. The prominent arrivals to.dsy fnclad- ed: J. R. Nelson, David City; H. F. Hubbard, St. Louls; C. Barr, Burllog- ton; W. R. Mower, Atlanta, Ga.; C. L Howe, Keokuk, [a. NEEZE! SNEEZE!S P SNKEZE, untll your head seoms ready o fly off; until your nose and eyea discharge excossivo quantitios of thin, ir- ritating, watery fluid; until your head aches, mouth ~ and _throat parched, and, blood at (ovor hott, This 1s an Acute Catarrh, and 18 instantly relieved by & singlo dose, ad porms awalts all partiolpants I The arsesred va'uation of property in the | Exchange, 1663 Farnam 500 to 8700 on grvodl re. M estate securit W. G. SHRIVER, opy 0site P 0. ToAS= 73 ¥ ROOMS POR RENT. OXRY 10 LOAN—On real estate in #1 V1 upwarde, to any amount. Money to Joan—~On collatera’s in sums of §25 an upwarde, €0 any amount. Oaaha Financial BX cchange, 1503 Farnam ¢, Money to 1an—On chatrels in suma of 86 snd up- Omaha Financis! wards to any amount, at low rates. Exchange, 1503 Faroam St. Money to any amount, Farnam 8t., up-stairs, 2041 ‘oNaY t0 loan {n sums o VL first-olass real estate socu; 1615 Farnam st. Mo 20, Omaha National bsnk building 880.t1 840-t1 ‘ONWY | MONRY | | MONEY | chattel security by W. R. Oroft, room 4, With- vell bulldlog, N. E, corner 15tn and Harney = Afier years of experlence and a carefal study of the busi. aesnof Ioaaing money on porsonal property, | have atlast perfected a aystom whereny the publicity asual in such cases 1s done away with,and I am now In & position to meet the demands of all * ho become temporarialy embarraased and desire to raise money without delay and in & qulct manner. Housoxeep- ers, professional gentlemen, mechanics and others (] thid oity can obtain adyances from 810 to $1,000 on such soourity a8 household tarniture, plance, ma- chinery, horses, wagons, warehouss recelpts, secur- od noted of hand, eto., without removing same from owners rosidencs o piace of business. One of the advantages Toffor Ls that any part of any losa can b paid at any time which will reduce the interest pro rata and a'l loans renewed ab the original rates of interest. I haveno brokers n connection with mi office, but personally superintend all my lowne, Thave private offiocs connected with my general office 80 thay customers do not come in contact with snch other, oonsequently makieg il trnsactions strictly pilvate. W. R. Croft, room 4, Withnell building, N. B. cor, 16th and Harney. ' 637-§.%4 ONEY TO LOAN—On roal estate and chattel D. T.. Thomas. S37HL. ONEY Loaned on chattels, cut rats, R. R loketa bought and soid. A, Forman, 513 8, 184h 84 and upw )\ M M OAX 20 LOAN 1n sams of a. Y1 0. 7. Davis and Co., Real Estato aud Losn Agents, 1505 Faroam 84 840 M ONEY LOANED at 0. F. Reod &Oo's. Loan office VL on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, porsonal property of all kinds and all othe rarticles of vaiuo, without remcval. Over 1st Natlonal Bank,corner 13th ind Farnam. - All businees strictly coufdontial WANTED FEMALE HELP. AxtrD—Immediately, gitl for kitchen work at 204 North 1Cth St. 445 23p. NTRD—A do Hotel, 1915 Douglas 8¢. 20d girl tohelo fn kitchen at Ar- 430 23p W Y Artao—A kitchen gl 16:8 Eoward, 43153p VY Axzo-Girl tor goneral houso work 25th and Harney, TANTED~A kitchen girl; must know how to cook 1318 Capitol ave. 42628p N E cor. A7 ANTED —A strong middls agad woman for a re- sponsible position at the Paxton Hotel, 438-25p. o of §:0 and Ovidtia Fitsnolal On good securlties of any kind, in t the Omaha Finanelal Exchange, 1503 0 and npwards on Potter & Cobb, ONEY To loan on chattels, Woolley & Harrison, Money to Loan -On o wr ~ Furrished of an furmished toome with one block of ~ pera house atd givn A, U. W., Bee office, 448-93 References 1eqnived n a 8t 'R REXT~Nicely farnishy st W . 0. N." Bee office. oR RENT—A picely furnished room st 805§ north 17th St 576 23p on_nmxt_Elogant newly farnished rooms 1615 Capitol avenue, bath room, gas; no hills to climb, 350-22p 'OR RENT<Two nofurnished rooms 1619 Farnam, oler Laat 485-28p Addros 432-t1 e s A house o8 room and barn for 4 hor sea In North Omahs; 816 por month. _Addres “A. U. W." Bes office. “o'2n 7o nicoly furnished front room; de- Tighttul location; fine view. Inquire 728 iath. South 86 Mary's 108-30p 3 'OR RRNT L, OR Rt man ocorner 47th and —Newly furnished front room for gentle- nd wifs, of two gentiemen. D Spragus, ftol ave. 408 265 R Rrr A handeomely furnished room, bath room; 1720 Capitel ave 200-20p 0n RExT—8 nloe farnished rcomsat 805 Harney 8 419-26p R RRNT—Juno 26th, two connected rooms with bowrd; front room, south-east. 1014 Webster. 847-)ly 18p 'R REST—A front room with bay window; medern improvements, sultable for 2 gentlemer, South. east corver 19th aud Faroam St. 4504t og kvt Elogantly nowly fataishod roome, gas 5 and bath room, $455 Dodge St. 89241 'OR BENT—Two elezant offices in Busbmann's block. 804t | W. M. Bushman. oR RENT—2 tnfurnished front rooms at 1612 Doug- 188 street, up-stairs. 87540 o, pr—Furalthed prlor, dining room for light houte keeping, bay window, brisk; 603 N. 17th. 36-tt o RixT—Furnished room 1818 Jackson. 32529 Fon rer-! {or rExT—Deak room, in a nicely furniched office. Iuquire rcom 13, Creighton blook 296-20 0R RENT—Furnished rooms, 1816 Dodgo strect. 183-July 9 7OR RENT—Furnished and uofurnished rooms at 1510 Harney St. 167-t¢ 201-20p or kNt —Furnished room 1017 Chicago SF, 22041 Centrally locatad furnished rooms at th 15th St. 125-12 FOR RENT-—For manutac uriog parooses or hall, 1irge room 44x75, 8d floor, No. 110 8. 14th st.. enquire at 1409 Dodze st. Simogon, 114t W/ 270 -Dialog room gl 118030 W pitol ave. 415-20p ANTED—A girl to do general houre work in smal family. Apply to rcom 11, Millard kotel. 409-20 Jon Resr—Larze handsomelv turnishod cool room modern oonvenio~ce, with excellent board for two gentiomens al<o fablo board, 1718 Dodwa 637 4t Jor RuerFurni hot largo front foom with aloove grate bath, cto., 1716 Cass street. 940-41 WV AsTe—A gir; must bogood cook and laun drea; references required. Mrs. Coffman, 20th ‘o RENT—Ro0m with board suitable for one or two kentloman, 1812 Dodge St. 704-t1 and 8t. Mary’s ave. 411 2 VY Axreo—A good giel 1617 Haracy. WY Arreo— 33340 A competeat girl a3 424 N. 17th_strect. 854-t0 nently cured bv one bot: o Banford's Radical Cure for Catarrh. Complete Treatment with Inhaler $1. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol vent, and ono Improved Inhaler, in_one ;package may'now be had of all druggists for §1.00. ~ Ask fo Sanford’s Radical Cure. “The only absolute epecifio we know of.”"—Med. Times. *Tne best we have found in a lifetime of sullering.”—Rov. Dr. Wiggin, Boston. “After a long strugglo with Catarrb, the Radical Cure has con- quered.” Kev. S, W. Monroo, Lewisburgh, Pa. “I have not found a case that it 'did not relleve af once.”—Androw Lee. Manchester, Mass. PotterDrug and Chemical Co., Boston. ployment Burean, 11:0 Farnam £t South 24th St. 7ANTRD—Good eirls for hotels, private fawiles; Kite?en and Inaney work. _ Call at Omana, K- 347! VY Axmeo—Two good girls ab tho Oceidental, 81841 w AxTED—Nurse girl who lives in the city to come in daytime and tike care of infant. Apply 119 248-11) ANTED—Girlat 1640 Sherman avenue. 160-tt 3. M. Counsiman, 7 axTED —Three oxperlenced womon canvassers, $6 per day, guaranteeo; room 7, Redick block. s70-tt W OLLIN or the rellet ana preventiou C 8 the instant it is applind, of Rheu \VOLTAIo, matism, Neuralgia, ~Sclatioa, \,‘i / / Coughs, Colds, Weak Back, Stom: /7~ ach, and Bowels, Shooting Poins, Numbness, Hysterla, Fo male Palns, Palpitation, Dyspep- Liver Complaint, Biliooe er, Malaria, and Epidemics, N use Collin's Plasters (an Eloctric Battery combined with a Porous Plaster) and laughad pain S ‘evervwhera. 0. ¥, Davis, T, A, CreGH Nebraska Land Agency. 0. F. DAVIS & CO., GENERAL DEALERS IN Real Estate 1505 FARNAM STREET. - . OMAHA, Havo for salo 200,000 acros carefully solected Iands in Kastorn Nebraska, at ow prico and on casy terios Tmproved farms for eale in Douglas, Dodge, Colfax, Platte, Burt, Quming, Sarpy, Washington, Merriok, Saunders, and Butler countiee, xes patd tn all parts of the stats, Notary Pubilo always n offoe. ~ Corrospondsnce sollolte § ‘Meney loaned on improved farme and city proper- NEW WOODWORK. NEW MACAINERY. WARRANTED 5 TEARS SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS. LIGHT RUNNING DOMESTIC E. L. LOVEJOY, Agent.Omaha, Neb, M. R. RISDON, (ren'l Ingurance Agen! REPRESENTS| Phenix Insurance Co., Londom, Cash Assote. TaeMerchants of Newark,N. G'rard Fire, Philadelphis.Assets New Hampshire, Cash Assets. 4 884,000 ,000,000 1,576,007 ORI = o 1,018,000 SPECIAL NOTICES. All adv ertisements in the special columns will be charged at the rate of 10 cents per line for the Art insertion, and 7 cents per line for each subse- quent insertion: No advertisement will be inseried or Less than 26 cent or the Airst time: These advertisements will be inserted in both Morn- ngand Evening Bditions, representing @ ciroula- tion of over Bight Thowsand. This class of adver- tisements must positively be paid in advance, t ® street 7 ANTRD—Firet-class dining room girl at the Mot~ ropolitan hotel; none otner need apply. 824-b1 V WANTED MALE HELP. axTUD—A first class stoad y barbor, Inquire of T Sien, usder Neliraska Nationat Baok, 130 41414 d_albums, latest style on i or_commission Address or call atternoon, 802 YA/ ANTED—Livo agents to work Life snd Accident Tavurance for a strong New Yors company in overy town In Nebraskn ang Tows G-0d. cominls: eion to workers _ Address E. C. Wilocx & Co., Gen- eral Agents, Kansas C.ty, Mo, 27627 UR cigarmakers wanted, B. Inquire of Geo. Godfrey, Fiemont, Neb. €361y 1 SITUATIONS WANTED. ANTED—A ¢ituatian by a No 1 printer;references Address “Printer,” box 817,Greenfleld, 430-22p BATRACTERS—Situation wanted by o abatrictor; best of references. Ac Greenfiel, Towa. experlenced ress box 17 481-22p \TrD—Sitostlon by a girl elther in a gcod pri- te family, first-cly 8 hotol or restaorant. No others need apply. Coll or address at 900 N. 16th St. 421-20p VW AXiEo—A situation by s young man who is not atraid t) work; gool reforences furnished; wa- 08 10 object t0 etart with, Address “M. L. B” Bee office. 410-20p w ANTED —A position 8 house kosper or Rurre. Tuquire corror Grant vnd Pler, Patrick's add. 335-40p AXTED i ‘uation; mlddle oged man, anything h norable; bouds and good referenc resss Van, 519 8 14ta st. 230.20p MISCELLANEOUS WARTS. VY A2tk =To rent by a family of tw cottago within 7 blocks of postoffice, Edwin Davle, 1509 Farnaw. #lx room Addre 448- AnTED —A gentleman 1oom mate, and two fur- nihed rooms for light housekeoping, 1514 California street. 448 2p 0 in & live No- 1000. Address give ,0maha. 412-20p 7ANTED—To buy & drag bati “braska town cf not lews th ing particulars, C. A, D., Beo offi TaxTRD—A second hand wigon tcale chevp for cash, Addicss Q. W, Henry, Beo office. 444-20 AxTED—Tmmediately, 60 teams for new railrcad plp 88 10,2 Harney etreet) £, E. Lrwin VAV AfTaz-A tirat clags treh young milch cow, not over 4 yoars old; give breodioy” and price, ‘lock Box 617, Omaha. 21011 ‘AvTED—To buv & houre cf 6 or 7rooms with lot; will pay cash. Address G, C. - ANTRD25 boardsraat §8.76 pof weok, at Linde Houre, 210 South 10ih 8. K H, Dow, Prop. 380-2(p ov baby elgbteen o the have, (Parents dead.) onxTawANTED, Addross St 1oals Electrio Lamp A G581 Louis for viccular, cats and torms of $he eandle_powor Marsh Eleotrlc 811.4ly12 VWANTED-kvery ady 1o noed of s sewing ma- chine, to see the new Improved American No, P. E Flodman & Co. agents; 220 N 16th. 8304 FOR «ENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, mp. ‘oR REXT—A swall brick store just built on 10th . Leh- reet, Lot ween Hiruey and Howard, mav, 480t Jon R Targe front ronm on fit floor with or with boar quire at 1001 Farnam St. 867-t¢ ROCH With boatd doctrable tor summer, Agply ab 85, Charlog Hotel. 83311 OR RENT—Sevora fine offices in Crounse’ blook, Inquire Ed. Norrls, room 10 Crounse blook 44 FORSALE—FARMS. Jon 8ALE —We offer four choloe farms 1a Cass C: Nob, No. 673, 222 acre3 bighly improved, €3 per acre. o g 1gg e ovo% Sao PO ot " op%s, 5B 35 5291400 * sevoral hundred acres under cultivation, fincly watered with living brooklets, beautiful groves of native tinber, protection for stock In wint r, floe baari g orchard 20 yeirs old. The whole In ¢ne body, thisis or e of the fiv o3t stock farms In the s°ate. Joins South Bend on B,& M. R. R, $2)peracre C. FMayne &Co. 16th and Far- nam street, Omaha Neb. 8501 OR 5ALR—160 acte farm York Co., Neb, W, M. Battls, Yerk Neb. ei7:gtyisp OR_BALE—Good farm 1o Washington Co.; 171 acres; 80 acros onltivated; good bulldings:’ fine orchard; running water; all fouced. Edward Norrly Co., room 19 Crounse Block. 835t REA foot 01 Cumiog between 19th and 20th ‘with hou: ,82,700. Bedford & Souer. 666-tf R BALB—A 030 acro stook and gealn tarm, roved; four hours' ride from toe Omal seven miles from tho oity of Fremont; two ds within threo miles; 800 acres under plow, ot in pasture; board fence, yunning stream through pasture; houso with ten rooms; will be sold cheapit sold immediately; on terms o’ suit. For turthor particulare inquire of Geo, C. Grodtrey, Fro- mont, Neb. 846 ¢ " FOR SALE-_HOUSES—LOTS. ‘BW HOUSE of 4 rooms and stable with full lov on Hamilton, near 30th and west of Saund-rstrect, §1,200; easy terms to gult purchager. BEMIS, 16th and Douglas streets. 45120 im- rallr addition, *‘Prespect “College Place,” only onsand one halt to ‘from the post office; to be sold on easy paymente. _Bemis, 15th and Uouglas, 451-20 or SALE—Fight lots left in Pelham place, two blocks from a'reet ovrs; these are very nice ots; fino view. Will sell &t $400 to $500 each, on month'y payments. C. E. Mayne & ), S. W.' coraer 15th and Farnam, 272.98 o saLE—Un'il July 13t: we will continue to rell Farnam st cet lots In ITghland place, at $650. Geromo Park lots $375 to $4%0. Ballou Bros , 817 South 13.h 8t 307 JOR mALE—] 8150, Femiv, 16th and Devglas, on_20th near St, Mary's Avenne, 45140 oTic, to thoso seoking 1o's £°r desirab ¢ homes or a'place to invest in for futaie rise — The property on est Farnam and Dodge strects, Tong hel1' y Hon. A. 8. Paddock, ia row offered for salo. The two additions, Highlwd Place and Jeroms Park, which lie jmm¢ distely” wost of ¢ o business portion of 1he city, covers the property now ¢ fl-red byus Lo'sin these valuable additions are offered af feom §75 to $700, with swall payment down and talsves o tin o d'at moderats rate of intersst, Too unders'gned will be plosed to how this prop- erty t)any one wishing t ) purchase, or will give in- ormation by mail to ail inquirer-. A, SAUNDERS & Co., W. A GARDNER, 1404 Farnam street, Esit! 70 saLx—Houseand 2ot near 16th ond 8t, Ma- 1y's Ave., §3,000. House and lot near 10th and Leavénwoith ' streets, 53,000, Bemis, 16th and Douglas* 451-20 [k Aun-00 fosk on Farnam nows oth; slso lote in Highlaod Placy and Jerome Park, on eay terme. Tuttle & Allieon, 211 south 18th st. 849.jly 15 ok BALE—Four lota on Georgla avs., in Hanscom place, good location; will sell in a body or sopa- rately at abargila, Terms to suit Address ‘A" Feo off 0. o SALE—Full 1ot on 18th street, three catts) on lot, 3 clsterns, well eta., would rent for §60 ¢ mon h; 1f sold in 80 days §5,250, Potter & lobb, 1616 ¥arnam strect. 25624 [ o jdua~Thrce lota In 8hina's adaition; high and +iightly, §2 Threo oiots on Hamilton and Charl§ stiects, 3560 to §900 €ach. Bewis, 16th aod Diuglas. 451-20 ARKIOUSE LoT—Near nail works, $2,600, 186 feet omt front cn 18th 8t.; gocd location, $12,- 50 Ecmis, 16to and Dougles, 45120 \oR RENT~ Ploasant room farniehed; 1438 Howard ANTED—A good furniehed room for 2 gentlomen, [p-S1airs, Dodge of their patrons that they are the nly smj orium in Omaha handling merchant tailor misfit and uncalled for clothin others w ho represent them are imitations, and to demonsta wte rmore fully the O, holding contracts with the THE O ~S(lr, Original and only Misfit Clothing Parlors, X312 Douglas street, up-stairs, wish to impress vpon the minds a3 a specialty, and all . C, P. ave the only people erchant tailors throughout the country te purchase all garments lef# upon their hands, consequemtly none other can hold the same. These C ontracts are legal and read as follows : *'We, the undersigned, do hereby promise-and agrss to buy for cash all gavnrents of clothing left apon the haund of amount of deposit paid upon them by the customer. The 1 o by his customer, and pay said —- —-— his cost of maxing #aid garments; less the Witaess our hand this ———day of ——A:.D.1885-" Furt ished front room 1309 Capitol ave. | €0ple of Omaha and vieinity who have patronized the O. M. C. P. are acquainted with theso faets, and _sl}ow their eagerness to keep it in the minds of their friends, and do not hesitate toanneanca the Troth that it there is a placa on earth for genuine bargains it P N — B ORIGINAL MISHT L 1312 DOUGLAS STREET--UP-SLAIRS. Up-Stairs.: Open Evenings until 9 o’clock ITHING PARLORS 1312. Up-=Stairs. Saturdays until 10 o'clock 1wAYS on hand at a bargain, No 1 second hand ‘carrlage phaston and side bar buggies; also u as and sunshades, at 1403-1411 Dodgo St. 805-t1 brell JOR 8sLE—A micely matched toam 5 and 0 years old, sound and reliable; weigh about 950 ibs & plece. ' Good eat of light dounle harness and good epring wagon. Apply to John P. Echminke, room 3, Kedirlk block, 863t {OR sAuE—House furmturo at Battls, Hanscom Park, 828-22p 0R 8ALE—ORe of tho best established cash grocesy business; will take city property In ex-hange, Addrees *'Grocer” care this oftice. Jor ann-—dermey cows af suation. 18 hesd. High class and reglaterd Jorsey cows will be sold st suction, Wedueaday, July 1,"1835, at 2 o'clock, with- out limit or by bid'Having concluded to sell my entire hord cf 18 cows, and give my wholo- atteution 10 breediog high bred native stock and shetland po- nics, I8 my cause for eclling. Terms cash. N I, D. Solomon, Spring Valley Stook farm, Omaha, Neb. 282-July 1 *| Jon suss—vatuable ohlckering grand plavo ocarly new and little used, at large discouat at 1710 Case strort. 049-41 REAL ESTATE. ToR xALE—Lot In Lowe's addition, §676; terms, $20 cash, §7 50 per month, Two lots In Shinn's ad- dition, 8300 cach, Lot and a half in Parker's addi. tion, near school house, $1,504 Bemis, 15th and Douglas. 451-20 S TockMEN contsmylating purchasing stook ranches n northern or western Nebraska, or good farme for teeding purposes near Omaha,should €0 ¥cCague opp. pest offico Any number of acies, improved or ugimproved /ands ia any part of the stare, negotia- ted quickly and at reaconablo figures, Note tae fol- #plandid ranch ¢f 2,800 acres In northe'n ka, under fonce, timber, all stockea with cat- o sna horees ready for business, $.8,000. One of the best stock farms In Douglas county, ad- mirably situate | for feeding purposer, U. P. K. R, pastes through it, good improsemonts, amplo fenced pastuage good barn, sheds and corrals, only $17 per sere, McCague, opp. Post otfice, T Exchauge—For ¢ 1y property, wild Iand io small tracts in Northern Nebraske. AGUE, opp. Post office, 434.22 W o in ~Threo awters of an acr) on Calitornls strcot, noar Academy of theSkorcd Hoart; 52,600 [t ANTED—5 acres of mora north or west of Omaha; must bo s birgain, Address box 714, Omaha. 450 20p ferms casy. Bemle, 16th and Douglas. I8 ADDITON has been the best solling property I GhuAba this spring. it bis beon o constant fource of surpr 8o to every real estate ogent in the city, that any addition, duriog the tomowhat quict con’ition of the real ‘rstate market this eprug, thould sell po readily. Butitls not surprising t0 an. one who visits this fine property,iccated cast of Saun o vand norh of Lake sircot. Lt Is bu two biccks from both the red and green car llnes, giving 1he same itrect osr rervico as is bad at the postoffice. 1t 18 & high platean with & fino view of tho city. It af~ ford excellent (¥ and will never need gradir g. Deniso addition has been 80'd to the very best class of peoplo aad will soon be dotted with coay cottages and handsowe residen es. But twenty-four lots are Jeft out of i zhty 10 this additien pat on salo I fall The price kas not boen ralsed on the ing 10ts, bot ‘hey are still offred on easy from $526 to §70. For sals by McCaGus, office. sole agent. Call and got ) lat. o) oop 42422 Post | the city fo 08, kae—g room houwse sud good bara cu green car line,$42 per monf For rent—11 0om Eouse aud large barn ea1edline, © per monih, “llp'eoo —22x42, on Dodge; and briok bailding, 4x120 aod 8 story brick blosk oa Dodge 8t.,at bargain, 182 foet 0n N 16th to loaso fon & berm of yoars. 0 toot 121 160 foet 44 teet [or salo on Farnar Livery for sale, cheap, good trade and will psv feom thie #tark, ' M. F, Soars, Williama blook, and Do ge Bt 40740 (O}, touth 10th sieeck, corne lot Sex1de foo , trout; 7 room houte, barn. all improvemen W. H 2041 shrobery eto., for 82,50)." Must be sold. Green, over 1st Nat'l Baok. built, 9 rooms, all s saue—targe house, nowly i ) gooue, of, u! 6 Cass 1284 modorn improvewents witl st § Inquire at premises. ¥ tosult; address D C. A., Boe office. o BALE—A choice lob in Henscom Place on Georgia Avenue; wili soll at a bargain on term 12040 7x180; together on Leaven- o Five lot, $1,000 On worth street; beautitul locauon, ORI new conventast 6 rocom house on Oaldwell stree*, one Lock West of Saunders St 2pply ab 187 Lzard b £00-20p fourth cash, balancs on lobg time, Cralle & Jones. casy terms, 21040 70w saLE— Forty Jots for sale on Bust and Cumings seta, well, cls'ern: Apply 813 801 416.20p e & BENT—Cottag e 6 roor s Leaveaworth, near 22d. street, TO LOAN—MONEY, " oy ONBY to loan t lowest rates of luterest by Benls (% V1" isth and Douglas ste, M (CAGUE B wTUERS, investmes . baskers, - M )t postoftice, Omaba; negotiste mcrigage loans op first-class eeourity at ruling rate of intere Part o8 d siring 1o borrow money, on lmproved ity oF country real ostate f0F f1om b6 £0 five years, e Ve accoa modated promotly, McOsgue Brothsis, jaker-, opposite Post ofice. 43680 © n 708 RENT— New four ronmod ootiage. fu' sbroct car, at §16. Ballou Broa., 3.7 un'x;: 8t. 398- Ful et - From July 1st, vesidence 8 W. corpe: 195h and California etres P, Headquart 832-20p (OR WENT—COMLage Foois ADd Bouse rooms. J Phicp) Roe, 15 2 8. 6th B 83141 h 206k 15t tioar A. 8. VavKurap, U, between 20th aud Blst cheap, laside property edford & Bouer, 71 4f o2 nsenbast unooeupted grousdin the by tor warehouse horise, 87 feet front on Leavenworth , . | north bat 10tk apd 11th,will lease for 09 years. Bod-: ford & Souer [ ;"()R SALl;;lSOELLANEOUB. B orads V. Gareas, Gracker Goy 4 RENT ~ [hreostory brick store puilding; en- room 19 Crouzse, 88140 TR T Worr s 0y ¢ Blook. 452-21 OR BALS stores, §25,000; rents for 83,000, For House; will double in valusin two. yeare For s1lo—Hour resideace lots on Georgla avenue, desirablo propety. For 1ale ~Lwe' from Farnam; will be sold o eap and on easy derms For nalo- on Burt o This 18 excellont pac porty ¥or sa o —Reslaence lok, 7) tlocks from Bel Oar live, $50. Fors lo Car line, 9650, For a:—House and lot, (house new snd 0, very cboy e 305 . 18th 84 forros. Potter & Cob, 1515 Fs ¥ Jon saLy— (No 282) elegaut roddd 14 Cass srrect, 9 roome, o)l hard fialan; hot nam 86 852-¢ new house, south frort 86,60, B, W. coruer 161h and Faraam. Wi G 8ALE - Very cbeap, one palr smell muler in (> T T T T 7ok #ALE—Onsouth %24 st, one & room aad 00 6 &, 00 yame Foom 0 Etage, baro, cis‘era, T\OR ALE —A past four yesr o'd pony, Broseriek's, 010 South 10th, 4h0-2p Tuquire at | iof veot for §%5 permonth, co'y §3,1 Fgoparately. Potterk Jgal, 1316 Faraam 8t, 15th story brick block on Farnam, two 16— Farnam stroot property near now Conr ty lota on Vinton sirect, one block from end of/18th etroet car line; this property 13 de- sirable for sesidsnce,end is only twenty minutes vide netoan lots on Cuming and o'ghteenth cta B dlocks west of Military bridge. Residenco 1ot throo blosks from Green wnwo | B oW KALE—7 To0m cotsge, we | bharn and olstern, 04 (8ah strect 8 blocks from shops §2,600, 00 oasy property on 1 wolera improve 1d water; furnsos; ! loo'ris apparatuss; sewer connectlons &0, C.E Mayne & Co. wouid el 0504 'oR 8ALE—Beautiful acrelot on Cumiog St., tronts on threo stroots; wi 1 be cut into-smalior lots. $4,200, easy terms B mis, 15th and Douglay 451 20 OR 8ALE. —A full cornor Tot, two blocks west of red car line —£550. This 13 poaitively a bargain. J. E. Riley & Co., 216 %, 13th St. For Sale—Lot 60x140, 220 8t., near Gracs, $600. This 18 also & bargaio. J. K. Riley & Co.,216 S 13th 8t For Sale—Three lota 60x140, south front, 4 blocks from street cire.—§350 0ach; barg wns. J. K. Riloy & Co., 2168 13th 8t. For Sale—T o lots on Georgia wv,Bedlok front, no geading, near Faruam, 76x140—-82 ‘These are ressonable, J. E. Rile) For Sale—Nine lots on Virginia av each. J. F. Riley & Co, 4165 13th For Salo—Ten lots on Caming it Burt st., four blocks from military bridge. J. E. Ri- ley & Cc 15 8 13th st or Salo—Elghteen lots on Vinton st., ono blook from torminus 13th street car lino. Posltively cheap. J. E. Ril y & Co., 2168 13th et. ‘We desire to say o our patrons that in the abovo 1ist we can give agsuranoo of sato and profitablo In- vestmont. Wo also have property in almost every quarterof the city worthy of investigation. J.E. RILEY & CO., 216 8 13th st B2tt add., 600 feet front, two aoro lots, nicest in Omaha, full view of clty +nd Bluffs, makiog 10 lote 165 foet oach, will sell balt or all. TLote 44 and 60, Nelson'aadd , $700 each or will sell half of either; Tota 60x145 Kountz's 2d add, near 9th and Center, $100 each. Lot 5, block ', Kount: 10th st, full lot §2,2(0, also 1ot 9 & Two'lots In 8 uth Omaha, by house, orchard, cistern, and well, ll $100. 16 five acre lots in Vineland, 6 miles north city limits overlooking city and Rluffs, $35 per acre. Lots 10 and 11, block 19, Hauscom place sightly, 81,200 for both. ‘Half ncre 130 faet front block 6, Park placo, with house, barn, well, and cistorn. Corner, 2 lots 1n Hawtborne on Cass et, 000 for both etc eto. Call and séo us, Dex'er L. Thomas & Bro., Real Estate; Room 8 Creighton Llock. 6784t th add, belog store on o block §1,350. with vory on sa7b choico lots in Hangcom place at 550 to$1 000, 90 lota in Parkers and Shian's add, $5:0 to $1,000 exch. 210ts on Saunders strr et, cast front $1,60). 10 lotson Cuming Street, near strect cars, 31,000 each. 9 1ota on Fernam streot £1,200 ¢ 2 lotgin Redick'situb-div. 76x1 ta on Leavenworth streot zains 1n Leavenworth Te 2325 each; $10 down and §5 & ment) Good 7 room house 8. 18th 4 blook from St Mary's ave., 3,1 0 casy terms, bargain. Cottage b rooms on N. 10th street, near Pauletrect monthly - symonts $2,000. § room house, Hanecom plaoe, §3,000. Cottege b rooms, baro, shade, frult eto. 763165, Park Wilde are , §2 600, 6 room hor o, Lara, and } lof on Cal ne r16th, §3,500. House 8 rooms south 16th etrect monthly payments 8700, Cottage 6 100ms, fall lot on South ave , 93,00 8 1.8 acres on Leaveuworth * t., 1 mile from P, 0. 3,000 40 t0 160 acres 4 nlles from city, $96. 815 acres on Saunders street 85,000 370 scre farm 10 miles weat of city §27.60, acre. Cheap ac. . property in Himebaugh & Brokline additiove. ‘Honror, lots and busin's3 property in all parks of jo-0n easy terma-—6 huses for rent W. G. BHRIVER, opp. P, O, a bargain, st front,che & rore bargal lots at§8.0 to Lot oxnla stroet mongy to loan 82 0k 8ALE—Lots n Hillsldo add cheapost and best inside lais in the city, §700 to §960 exclusive sgents Potter & Cobb. o614t % 8ALS ~By 0. F, Davis & Co., 1606 Parnam B8t. Omaha. THouse and Jot on sout!s Eighteenth 86., §1,000. L il - " ‘Twentl 81,400, 2 houvos 4 Dodge near “0bh 56, §2,200. B ote in Hanscom Pls s, each, § 526 avenue, $4,(00. 912 000, $ 2,000, S A e 16,001 acres of lanc oone coumby, . o0 4 Btanton ¢ §7 to §12. 2000 Land in Madison, Ws; ue, Plaswesud Hall counties on easy terme. Money oaned on ‘oo time, Forn 600-t1 L - Three okolcest ets in Hauso:m plase. 654-41 Potter & Cobl, W ANED To oxchange 000 sores wood farm [and ia Custer Co., Neb., for stosk of general mer-' chandise. ~For full particulers, address *J W R’ lock box No 8, Wymcre, Neb, 231.22p 0R BALE - At & bargain, on ascount of my health fatling. 1wish to dipose of my billiard hafl, It 38 in the best location in the city, nnd doiog & good paying business ab all times. For fail partioulars address C. L. Herman, Platt imouth. Neb. BETCE 805-July2p JOR BALB—vFuE 8toTe 1n & desirabio_looality, wil invoioo about §1.600 R O Pattorson, NE corner 16th and Farnam. i §Ty SALE—Or exchange a full stock of clothing boots and shues, gont’ furnishinggoods, will ex- Ghango for Nobraska Lands. G, IL. Petarson,504 8. 10th 4., Omaha, Neb. 03642 PERSONAL. FT 118 HOM*—June Sth; Cbarles Tuftield, abcut5 f2et high, stout and ®8oix ea left cheel iress worn and torn, overcoat; 7o vest, bluo overall, sucks and Jaosd blutoher boots sugposed to b~ in the vicinity of Omhs 8 ov 8, W. Bl paronts will bo glad to well eatistv any one’ for any intormation at Pier 8¢, bet Parior and Grarde, Omaha. 497.20p Vi the person who purlotiod » parto contain- $60this a. w. In Smith's store, Please roturn purec and halr 1t contaizs, by mail’ to 1686 North 18th st. 434a0p I) boy, English, na xRs0NAL—Mrs. E. M. Hooper. trance olslrvoyant, and hoallag modluim, ovor 716 North 161h St 562§ k8. ACHRODKR—O/alrvoyant and Magnetic healer, Lecates all pain and disoaso, 707 ¥, 16th Bt. July 19 R, A CHESTERVIELD —Mognetic physiclan, test and doveloying medium, over 619 north mzhfi“ ICE CREAM. t, 11 hewt and bost (0o oroam alaays frosh ) hand; ordcrs for privato and boarding houses promptly delivered, ~ Carl Scnmid, 803 South 16th treet, above Farnam. 103-jiy0 CHIROPODIS I e pu 6«mu —All atlments of the foet, anceetwtully treat- wd by Dr. Barry, 1512 Douglas street. Offico for 1ad 792.jly 8 BOARDING., ‘ommis’ Parlor Restaura t. Board by the week, §3.26. Mol tickets, §3.50 Single maals, 25 conts. 107 N. 16th streot, noar Dodge. 712426 LOST AND FOUND. reward, 047—On Thursday, & 1ol heifer calf; any person T samie and heaving Infor mation b K. Fear. s,comor 124 and Farnam, will be ospecttully re- 433-20p QUTRAYED - D06 bay heeks, w hite fase S Tvom Htors & 11ar's browery, any. inamatian a4 15 whoreabsuts will bo suitably rowarded. Stors & ey . 417-22 OnT—Toog rod and white; sctter. (Diek.) Reward for inforwatice ivadiog to his wheresbouts iiniell & Cook, 1306 Farnam Bt. 403-4t. e or-A bright bay horse, star in forer. [ Owrer ean b the sume by calling snd paylrg coste st Dennls. O'Riellys, ha't it of Uulon stook yards. 14 20p MISOELLANEOUS, Newmaps of Omada, §5 each, Bemix Tich ‘sha Doogias. e ik U, P, Park loostod 12 'alles 8 Wi on U. P ¥ord, iaiow open Yo tho pit od oaa boron od for pic-nics and soolal i sthoriags. Bpec o p;fiv"m For berms, call or address H. L. Schwepcle (Papillion, Neb. 99340 R007 MARWS —Partles wishlog to parchase brood for ranch purposas please call at Homan's Livery stable, 413 80ath 15¢h stroot, Omahs. 80-f LKW SILYER TAG, G068 nob glve you heart-hure. d fort whitg, ARION PLACE—0 £20d lobe in this addition with: ke of sticot cars, oan bo had on oasy in8 bl terms, W H Green, over 1s Nat'l Bank. BUSINESS OHANOCES, 827:41 UBINRSS o & few b Address N. C. N., B office. 418-70p = P R e Bes oce. P Dok kEsT—A hotel and saloon known as the D¢ T House, Tooated u_ Framont, Neb, with- Will rext for one to Houo 18 neatiy fur- lo. quite of Kobt. Gregy or Mra, Bridget Haulon, Fre. in forty fect of ihs U, P. traos, Hyo y 0 M8 On Feasonablo feras. nished and 14 the best stand in Dodgo county mont, Neb. 259 80p (k- A good maloman with a fow dred dollave desires an openivg o sowe ¢ here smykoapital nuld be used to ad- o1 3aL%—A woll eatabli. had bakery in £a0d 1aca- (e deomed s ono conty oash by the dealers. Peycke bos, A geots. 65341 BAXIONKD HOMEAT#ADS —Now I fook homy steads in Westers, Kaussa previows Juno 163h, 18 :0, av & sbandoned them withoub m ing tinal proof, will iearn sometbing to thelr advan- tago by add rossing mo by letherat onoe, lsase Mul hollard, 1and «ttorney, Kenneth, Sneddan Co., Kan- sas. 9984130 P C sgouts Pemsone who Wi—0a Klkhorn aad Flaite.” e — HEW HILYSH TAG, 1ta frult flavosed, bags redeomed Bt Cits cent each by tho dealers, = Peycke Brow 638 i NaTU4ioN on banjo given by G K Gsllen beck, at 1118 Capitol ave. 40 w 165 RA 746, 18 1083 008 SALUS the bieath, & vede smod ab one coxd ach by the dealsss. Pey Bros , Avonts. LEER ‘O 8ALM—Estalished ccwia | vion busineas; }‘ capl al rqui ed; good resons for sellls drens ' Commmisslon” Gire Beo offioe, DHIVY, vaults, slok #ho-* st notice and satielacuion Abel, b, ) Bax 314 sud cov.pooly cleanvd at the guaranteed by ¥, emip