Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 30, 1885, Page 7

8 HE DAILY BEE Tuesday Morning, 1June 30, LOOAL BREVITIES. ~The clearings of Satarday were $128,- 817.03, of the past week, $2,45,308,50, ~The o1ty treasurer and his assistants are busily engaged in pushing personal collec- tions, —Two steamboats, said to be of the Sioux City packetpassed down river yesterdaymorn- ing, stopping for a short time at the foot of Farnam street, —A gamo of ball was played Sunday be: tween the Ccllins, Gordon & Kay and the Paxton & Gallagher nines, resulting in favor of the former by & ecore of 22 to 8, —A new beer garden was opened by a man by the name of Smith, near Hascall's park, day, The vroprietor of the place left a coat, said to contain about $200, hanging up on‘one of the trees, and some thief made off « with it=no clue, ~In Judge Anderson’s court yesterday the case of Mra, Kinaly va, Mrs. Carmichael ter- minated in a judgment of §5 for plaintiff, The dsfeuc'ant was sued because her cow broke into the Kinsly garden and ate up mome of the vegetables, —An engine which was being painted in the Union Pacific shops Saturday, taking ad- vantage of an open throttle and sufficient steam, startod off at a rattling pace and be- foro it could be stopped, ran into a turn table pit. No one was severly injured, —Complaints were istued in the police court yesterday against Mamme Stilts for using obscene language; against ¥, M. Netz- ner and Mrs, Netznef® for raising a disturb- ance; and against Mrs, O'Brien for hitting Mre. John Haley on the head with a ham- mer. The latter defendant has given bonds to appear on June 30 for trial, —Sanday's game at the Athletic park, was a very tame one, The Athletics could not manage to bat Rockwell’s curves, and the result was that the Unton Pacifics had an easy walkaway, The game resulted in a score of 18 to 2 in favor of the old.standbys. Be- tween 200 and 300 people witnessed the game, —Mrs, Geo, A, Hoagland very narrowly es- caped, Sunday, what might have been a most serious accident, While driving up Sixteentb street past the city jall her horze switched the lines out of her hands onto the ground, Luckily, Col. Smythe happened to be close at hand and quickly caught the ani- mal before he could start to run, —A Bchemian loan and building associa- tion has lately been Incorporared. The officers of the same are John Rosicky, president; K, 'W. Bartos, secretary, and Y. J. Kaspar, treasurer, Monthly payments into the same will begin on the second Monday in July. 1t is incorporated on about the same princi- ples as the Omaha and Mutual Loan and Building association, —Mr, J.J. Kalina, from Collinsville, Il1., is in the city, visiting his brother.in-law, Mr, Frank Bandhauer, and looking up his chances to locate hers, Mr, Kalina has invented and patented an iogenious device in vehicle springs, which enables the body or bed to ad- just or level itself on any kind of roadbed, d leasens, if not entirely does away with Mxklnx. Tho lower soction of the spring is larger than the wupper, bent on ends, which are supplied Wwith elastic buffers or cushions, The upper section as on each end a couple of anti-friction rollers, between which are inserted the ends of the lower sec- tion of spring, If the road bed is uneven, lower on one eide, the bed of the vehicle will slide to that sice, seeking a level, If the road is rough there is no jolting, but only a slight sliding or rocking movement of the vehicle, —1In referring tq the business sensation of yosterday, the failure and absconding of L. L. Smith, the dry goods merchant, there is one man (Wm. C. Taylor, agent at Omaha for Bradstreet), to whom the wholesale mer— chants owe a debt which should wuot be for- gotten, From the day that Mr. Smith landed in Omaha Mr, Taylor insisted to his corres- pondents that Mr, Smith’s business methods would break hum, and no representations oould swerve Mr, Taylor from his opinion in the matter, Salesmen, as is often the case, would try to almost force favorable state- ments from Mr. Taylor, in order to induce their houses to fill Smith's orders, butin no oase has Mr, Taylor failed to warn dealers that they were playing with “edged tools.” Itcame to Taylor’s kunowledge that Smith was endeavoring to get copies of the a gency reports, and he therefore issusd an order to all of Bradstreot'’s offices warning them of Smith’s desire, and forbidding compliance with his wishes, The mourners at Smith's funeral would not be there to -day if they had followed Bradstrest's reports, and they may get & peculiar comfort in calliog for and read- ng Bradstreet on Smith, which report will probably open freely to the public to-day. v Seal of North Oarclina Tobacco is the best. ———— Buy Palmer’s Son’s Fireworks for they are the largest and finest goods—for eale by Max Meyer & Co. e —— Mr, Luclen Stephens returned Saturday from a two weeks’ visit to friends in Bloom- ington, TIl. NO POISON IN THE PASTRY IF Vonilia;Lemon, Orauge, ste.. Savor Cakat Orenms, Fuddings, & <., us delicately and nab urally asthe it from which they ave made FOR STRENGTH AND TRUE FRUI1 FLAYOR ' llLY STAND ALONE. RED BY THE Price Baking Powder Co., Chicago, Hi. 8t. Louls, Mo, urkRs or Er. Prico’s Groam Raking Powder Dr. Price’s Lupulin Yeast Gems, Best Dry Hop Yeast. BALE BY GROCERS. WE NAKE DUT ONE QUALITY. THE DAILY BEE---TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1885 1 Money to loan—On eoliatera's in sums of $95 an up! to any amount. Omaba Finanoisl l:- change, 1508 Farnatm st. Money $0 loan—On chattels In strme of §5 snd up- wards to any amount, at low rates. Omaha Finanoial Exchange, 1508 Farnam St Money o loan—On good securitios of any kind, In any amoun$, at the Omaha Finanolal Exchan ’l Money to Loan -On iy by W. R. Oroft, Yoom 4, With- aell ulding, . E, oornet 1618 and Harmb years of experience and carefal study of ness of loaning money on personal p ocm o N Iast, petfectod & Bystotn whereby the Fubteity AL I mach casos 18 done Away. with.and T am now in 8 position to meeh ihe demands of i Sho become porarily embarrassed and dosire to raiso manoy Witlious delay and b & qulos maan Housorosp: ers, profestlonal gentlembn, mechanios and othors In Hhis city can obtaln advances from 810 to §1,000 on stich seourity as_household turniturs, plancs, ma- chinery, horses, wagons, warehotise recelpts, secur- ed notes of hani fif without removing same from owners residoncs of place of business. One of the “dvantagos Toffer Is that any part of any loaa can bo paid at any time which will reduce the interest o rata and all loans renewed at the original rates ofinterest, 1 hav no brokers in ocunection with y offce, but personally supettntend il my losos ave private offices connected with my general o500 o0 that oustomers g a0k 0me U SONIAGE WALH sach ouber, conssquently, makiog ol transactions trictly Oroft, room 4, Withnell hnlldlnl. NE cor. i5th and Harn, 59541 OHASING A BURGLAR. An Exciting Time on Oapitol Avenne ~A Bwede Held up, Saturday night, or rather early Sunday morning, the people in the vicinity of Twelfth and Oapltol avenus wera treated to an escapade In whick a wicked burg- Iar was the prominent figure, It appears that the thief had taken an axeand walked boldly Into the house of Squire Gentry, on Capitol avenue near Twelfth, and proceeded to go through the mansion in the approved style. He gathered up a lot of clothes belonging to a lady and a coat belonging to Mr. Gentry, but did not take them, as there was but very|m little money In them. He invaded the bedroom of Mrs, Mitchell, a lady stop- ping In the house, and trled to find some money which was under one of the pll- |5 lows. A femlnine scream or two drove him out, when he realized that the good poople of the house had become aware of his presence. He ran out Into the alley and In trying to make hls escape, clam- bered over a length of the rotten fence which gave way with a orash. The whole nelghborhood was pretty well aroused by this time, but Mr. Thief man- leed to ezcape. He lett his axe behind milnm"mn"‘ ‘oNY to loan fn sums of §200 and npwards on first-ol estato soourlty. Pottor & Cobb, 1615 Farnam st. 640-t1 ONINY l;‘)Al'lD a0, 'h. Reed & Co's. Loan omell on furniture, planos, horsos, wagons, persona| property of all lll.mr d all othe rarticles of value, without remcval. Over 1st National Bank,corner 18th nd Farnam. All business strictly Mfldlnfid Mom:v T0 Toan on obattels, Woolley & n-mm, sal;oom 20, Omaha A Omaha National bank bullding ONEY TO LOAN—On rosi estate and othlll D. L. Thomaa. ‘ONEY Loaned on thattels, cut rats, R. R HELD UP A SWEDE, Mlokets pought and sold. A, Forman,218 8, 13th 8¢ About three o’clock yesterday morning the residents near the corner Ninth street and Capitol avenue were startled by a succession of loud and plercing cries, Some of the people living In the neigh- borhood jumped out of bed to investigate the matter, and found that a Swede had been held up by three footpads and re- lleved of about $85 In money. The slug- gera made gocd their escape before the Swede knew exactly what had trans- VY A7E0—A good gl at onco at 117 Chicago t, pilmd.[ }Ha pnnufid t:sm in the direc- 6.0-4¢ tion of the river, but they disappearad in Frre : s thb Qikhiba, y PP W.\m n—A girl, 1107 Chicago St. —— Smoke Seal of North Carolina bacco. Mnln TO LOAN In Davis and 5 Farn WAN'[ED FEMALE HELP. Appiyab No. sums of §800 and apward. + Real Eatate' a0 Loan 8404 ANTED—A competent nurso gil, NW Leavenworth St. AXTED—A wotman for "general humwo:k—nm Chicago st. 7 640 30p To- ———— The ircome of the Austrian tobacco mo nopoly amounted in 1884 to about_soven hun- dred and twenty million florine, The numbef of home manufactured cigars sold in that year reached the enormous total of 1,245,000,000, .nd that of cigarettes was upward of 250,000, e e Y\ AxTe0—A giel o housswork, 619 8. 17¢h 8. 644 80 WV yitp—Tadios aud gontlomen to sall coedlo and stationsty packages and Instantancovs Ink aser. Quick sales, largoprofits. Joslin & Sackott, 09 Farnam Omaha, 685-1p W W\\wnv&hht makers V A¥TEn—A good girl at 1102 Davenport § House, k; must be TANTRD—A girl for general house wor £32-30p & competent cook, 604 north 16th. Axtr—Gltl for s0klog aud fer goneral House- work, 832 8. 17th 8t. £0p AcrxTS—Novelties n ladies' and wear. Over 40 new deslgns. Noth- Iike them. Sell ss fast as shown Over 1,000 © 5700 monthly, Address with stamp. A»h:u & Co., 9 South May street, Chicago. 81 jly Wufln—fl\rl at No 1806 south 11t St. 582.80 AxTED—Middle aged-woman experienced in ros- taurant, cookery and management; ¢ood Wi gros; must bo sble to lcan 8600 which will be amply Focured. . Apply **V." Beo offioe, for P ANTED—Girl to wait on tavle 8 timesa day board, Emmut House. £81-59) THE TWO AMERICAN ORPHAN: Pluck and Enterprising Vim. Has started us off with an immense trade. hard times prices, selected with good taste and good judg- ment. Fair dealing, No Humbug, No Trash to Deceive You, Makes winners of the wide-awake, up and ready Orphans. The (lothiers and Artistic Tailors 1113 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA. b Good goods at nExT—New 7 room oottage, 2 blooks from troet cars, 8 blocks from high school; hmllv without children proforred. . F. Soars, or RENT— [hrecstory brick store null-unr(‘ en- guire of Edward Norris & Oo., room 19 Oroues look. 881 ROUMS FOK RENT, 9 Fox RENT—With board, nlcely furnished south X room, with'use of Parlor; aleo gas, and bath 1400 ones St. 0R RENT—Four chambera converien for house. keoring, to man and wife withoot chil Iren; threo blocks from postoftice, 819 N 17th 8t. 647" or RENT—Large, nieely furnished toom. 16th at., Eouth of St. Mary's Ave. [ 753, 1p {or RryT—Furnished or unfurni-hed room: 1613 eouth-west corner 16th and Jones St., morth of Opera Houte, 547-20p on 8AUR—EIght lots left in Polham place, bwo blooks from street oars; these are very nice' ots; fine view. Will sell at 8400'to 500 each, on monthly paymenta. C, E. Mayne & Co., . W. oorner 16th and Farnam, 7828 {0R sALE—Very fine lots in Plaln View at reason- able prioes, oa easy terms. 1t you want good property, on casy terme,'lock st this. Awes, 1507 Farnam, 613 80 Fuk 8ALE—On and within one blook of street oars, flue lots at $100 to £30); 835 down, $10 & month will buy some of them; othera 1.8 down. Oill and look over the ground. Ames, 1607 Farnam. 61830 J0R 81LK—06 foet on Farnam noar 9th; also lots in Highland Placa and Jerome Park, on ea.y terme. Tuttle & Allison, 211 south 18th st 849-jly 15 {\OR 8ALE—On Cumiog street, lots with natural growth timber, §700 to 81000 per lot. Ames, 1F07 Farnam, 613-30 Jion res—Furnished rooms 1617 Davenport St. 458.5p 1 floor, modern conyenivaces, on er St. Ma 8. W. 1 oroer 1 Dodgc. JEeR rrs1—Two plossant rooms with clorots - joining. on 20th s 16t a Ave. Knquire on RixT—Furnished room comfortably, not gantly urnished; private family, 813 8. ave, 098-97p Fcn RENT—A largo front room nicely furpished, sultable for 2 gentlemen 1811 Chicagos. 61580p {or REXT—A well turnished front room_sultablo for 2 gentlemen, No 1918 Farnam 8t. 033-80p OR_RENT—Nicelr furniehed large south front room with board;first clase residence and locatlon; ‘modern i provements, home comforts, 685 Pleasant Stroat. 91-1p \on RENT - Desirable rooms In the Moreo hlock, corner 15th and Capitol Ave. o17. NT—A handsomely farnished room, bath 720 Cspltol ave. 20030p irl for house work; one who Apply 728 N 597-26p 'ANTRD—A German is a competent washer aud ironer. 16th St. AxTaD—A firstclags nureo glrl at N. E_corner 28d and Cass streot. 721 'Amb Good glrls for 13 private fumilies light 0od wages; call 1120 Farnam 53, * 470t 7 Axtrp— Good dining room girl, 1180 Farnam streot. 477t POWDER Absolutely Pure. ‘This powaer never varies. A marvel of pullly strength and wholesomeness. More econol Wmun—nood eirls for hotels, private fawilles; kitoten and laundry work. ~ Call at 0-121:7:‘ 3 ployment Burean, 11:0 Faraam Et. mrxn—amn 1640 Shorman avenue. 160-tf J. M. Coungman. the ordis kinds,and cannod be sold in comj lii~ e multitude of low test, short wel [N alum of physphrte powders, d only in ROYAL BAKING POWDER 0., 108 Wall TIMI(EN SPHING VEHICLES R 400,000 VW Amep—Threo experienced women canvassers, 40 por day, guaranteod; room 7, Redick bl ock. AxTED—First-clase dining room girl at the Met- ropolitan hotel; none otner need apply. 824-# WANTED MALK HELP AxTio—Immediately 20 good strong men_for track work ll‘nl lfl‘ telmlk!ll for Holdrege Nel 8| 0 Call mo F-rnnm Bt. Ay WA fl(li-one lll(smlln In every towmh!p w sell Y farm and bousehold necessities; $76 per month ade Goods warcented, and have po com- pulllmn Address with stamp or osll on Wayland & Claybourne 200 State 5t. _Chiosgo. Ill. 662-ip Wnnn ~Good tinner Seydel & Ahlqum N w 6th and Californla. lest Riding Vebicle mude, Ens with one person as two. The N rlnxnl-n tl rn‘"& ShoXTen acoording (o tho welght Th "qu 4 Sl whinpica o seniui country Tonds and fipe drives of cities, Manufactured andsold by _ali’ieadinz Carringe Huliders and Denlers. Apollinaris “THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” “7t has steadily secured increasing popular and professional favour, as @ pure and agrecable Table Water,” British Medical Journal, May 31, 1884. ANNUAL SALE, 10 MILLIONS, Of all Grocers, Druggists, & Min. Wat. Dealers, BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. OMAHA INSTITUTE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.: nd those wishing t once. Tmmenss adelphia, Pa, aurems out of employment to increase their Income; wri sucoess, M, M. Lautz Mf'g Co., 653-80p ANTED—Canvassers. Call betweon 9 and 12a m at 1205 Jackson 54, €40 20 ANTED—At onoe man to run wood working ma- chinery, must be first-class capable of taking charge of machines; none other wanted; vood wagos, Address or spply ia peréon, to Neb. Planicg Mill Co, corner 7thaud O sts, Lincoln Neb. 014 30p AxTaD—Threc agente, room 20, Atlington bloo west of postoftice p \oUR clgarmakers wanted, Inquire of Geo. B, Godfrey, Fremont, Neb. £36-Jly 1 SITUATIONS WANTED. “n\lm By & young man, & situ or wholesale house, Has beld p ping clerk with consolidated tank line Co., of Daveu- port for some time. W. B. Willey, Bec Offic 650-4p Wair aundres) 1o & Botel; ad- dress M. 666-:0p \\'Aulu By & respectable young man, sit a8 watchman or to care Mor horses; hl(lll\ and can be highly recomuended. address C, F, B Office. 041 su.. ANTED—Potition a8 night watchman by & ma and by hia wifo (0 do housework in & good fam W. Boe O i A position a T., Beo off. ¥ ANTED—A cook or housekeeper. Bee Oftice, situation by an exgerienced lady ag Address Housek céper 663 80p Foung active business wun wants situation a3 bill or offico elerk, wholesale business preforred. inquire ¢f Parhin, Oréndor & wartin. (00-Af 7AxTED—By & middle aged wowap, & situation s companion to lady; would sickness, and is williog to go in the country, 8. E 8, care of G, F. Koon, U, P, Headquarters, 604-29 ‘Axkxp— Dy midale sged 1ady, Addross “N. N." Bos oftice MISOELLANEOUS WANTS, B «d ¥oows, not far from Millard Bee L thoe. 59 FOR TIE TREATMENT OF ALL CHRONIC AND SURGICAL DISEASES. The largest Medical institute West of Mississippl River. = = rooms for the ace """'fi'.’r‘".f'i"run\"'iu.mu:e The CHE Dractice, and 18 & rience as spect s o TANTED. furie ess A, mall fawily 2 large or 8 swall un Hotel, . r;\lu;.) Kiduey, ol ey, i lo ;.,... AIE CiR LAR o FIVYALR, SIROVEAR Weaknoss. Spermatorrho m,.\.uu cocolo nd il dissuses of thie Urlnary an MEN ';Tv--v- seoel | A gmrawaxtan, Addros St Loy Flectrio Lamp - T Co., 86 Louis for drcular, candle power Marsh Kieo VWANIED-Every ady 1o oed of s sewiag ma chine, to oxual o Conaachtial soe the new Improved Awarican No n & Co._age N 16th. B30 NT—Furnished room 1816 Farnam Bt. 609.30p or RENT—A nleely furnished, good ventilated room, bath room connectivn. Enquire on prem- ise 808 8. W corner 18th and Leavenworth, or 1618 Farnam St. 02.20p FDI RENT—Large handsomely furnished cool room modern nonwnh!noe, with excellent board for also sinle room,1718 Dodge. 603 tf Fon RwsT—Furnised rooms 1859 Farnam s7e. two gentleme 2p = RENT—Two nice'y furnished lnems,'uh board corner 10th ana Harney, or REXT—Two unfurnished rooms. Inquire 400 South 15th street, opposite Herald offico, 655-20p 'oR RENT—TwWo nlce'y furnished rooms on street car line, Inquire 2327 Dodge Sb. 525-80p or RENT—Furnished front room for gentloman and wilfe; references required, 111 south 18th St. between Dodge and Douglas. 630-30p \or RENT—Elegant newly furnished roomws 16165 glpltfll Avenue, bath room, gos; n%lmll- to mb. o #r—Faraisied tront room 1309 Capitol ave. 519-30p OR RENT—Several fine offices in Crounse' block, Inquire Ed. Nerrls, room 19 Clollnurl&ei Fan. mxNT—Furnished room 1818 Jackson, 825-20) 0% R r— Ploasant room furalshed, 1428 llow'nd WA\nm—A good furnished room for nnsnllunu_n> Address *'B. C. N.” Bee office. 482 Fm\ RENT—~Two usfurnished rooms 1619 I"luln 3 at 8103 to $600; near Il and we will show the 013-50 P‘ox 81k ~2lots, 66 x 140 fect on Farnam etrost, gouth front, elezant location, must be sold. W. H. Green, over 18t National Bank, 50941 Jen suux—Lota for bo cars, on easy torms. progerty. Ames, 167 Faraam. rooms, all 1716 Cass 128t '0R BALE—OChoicest acre lots In market; beautiful and frm\lnx property at 3150 to $200 an acre, Come and seo tho property. Ames, 1507 Faroam. Fux sALE —Largo house, newly bullt, ¢ modern improvements with ¢ ot, st ; Inquire at premises, —150 tect front on \1rg|n block from head of St. all, or 81,800 for half. tional Bank. venue, ono a ,600 for W. H. umn over 1st Na- 610-t¢ % 8ALR—Five lots 47x130; togothor on Leaven- worth streot; beautitul looation, $1,000 One- fourth cash, balance on long time, caay terms. Cralle & Jones. 210-4¢ 0R SaLE.—Corner lot, east front, 50 x 140 feet, one block from Park avenue.' §1,600. W. H. Green, oyer 18t National Bank, g saun—Forty lots for salo on Burt and Cumings bétweon 20th and 316t choap, nsido proporty edtord & Souer. 70148 ()}, Houth 1oth strect, cornor lot €0x140 teo', east front; 7 room bouso, barn. all improvoments, shrubery eto., for $2,600." Must bo sold. 284t Green, over Nat'l Bank, \OR LEASE—Best unocoupled grouad in the ty for warehouse house, 87 feet front on Leavenworth 10th and 11th, will lease for 99 years, BeJ lord & Souer, 605- Fun saLe—Furniture and fixtutes of lmm]lng house No 418 South 18th St , and house for rent, 601-20p KFOR SALE MISUELLA.NEOUB IBAL A% DIRT—40 acres of white cadar for $600. Located on Platte River in original native forests of Micajan, from which thourands of telsgraph peles, railroad tiee, posts and paving_blocks can cut.wA chance for speculation. For partioulars addross Ashton H. Warner, Traverse City, Mich, e12-20p l"fll SALE—A cnmylo% honnhold almost nlw, to be sold at once, at 810 8 23d 8t. » 7-1p o Tiorse aid wagon for sao] cheap. _En- quire 1818 Farnam, OR SALE OR EXCHANGR—A tW0 12171 _p B8con & two story brick bullding 80x180; occupied as confectionary, There aro nine furnished 100ms sides tools and furnishings for firat-cless candy 1 2 The leasc, furniture, carpets, tools and machinery will bo .1d choap. ' A good opening for fomo oo wishing to engago o bunnose. A good trade already establihed, Good reasons given for wanting to sell, A. P, Crittenden, 1217 O o) Lincoln, Neb, 685- \0R BALN~—At & bargain, 8 42 Inch Faclle bicyole (English,) nearly new.” For full plrtlcnllm, ad- dress F. C. noss, Red Oak, lowa. 30p loR RENT—June 2(th, two_connected rooms with board; front room, south-east. 1914 Webster. 3s7-4ly 16p RENT—A fron room with bay window; modern improvements, uitable for 2 gunucmon Bouth- east coroer 19th anc Farnam St. 450 Founn —Two elcgant offices In Bushmann’s block. i-tt Fan RENT—Furnished room 1617 Chicago St. 2201 F OR R} raxt —Furnished rooms, 1816 Dodge street. on wvr—Furnlshed and unfuralatiod rooms af 183-July 9 1610 Harney 8t. JFon e —For manulagiuriog purposse or ball large room 44x75, 8d floor, No. 110 8, 14th st.. enquire at 1400 Dodge ef. Simoson, gty 1114 7 on et - Contrally located furnlsbed rooms at 028 south 15th Bt. 125-t1 “om krNT—Furnishe large front room with aloove grate bath, oto., 1716 Uase stroet. 040.t¢ R REXT—Ro0m with board suitable for one or two gentleman, 1812 Dodge 8t. 704-t1 [0 wexT—Large front room on first floor with or with board; wquico at 1901 Farnam Bt - OOM3—With board,decirable for summer. Awly RS\ Gaarion Hotel. JFer saun—Valuablo Chickorlog grand plavo noarly now and littlo used, at large discount at 171 Caas stroet. 949-8¢ oR 8ALE—Fine resident lot north of Leavenworth o atroet on Virglaia ave,, splendid bargala; prico 1,800, ¥or salo—Ton resident propertits, ravging in price trom §1,600 to $16,000; all on easy torms. For ule—FmJ Tesldent lots fn_d florent poxtions of the city at bed rock prices ; casy terms. For sale—Cheap and beaut{tul lots Himobaugh and Patterson’s sub-division, two miles from cits at $160 and $200 each onmonthly paymentsof 45 and §10, Per- song buying here will bo assisted to build right away 1t desired. To Exchango— 430,000 stock of bran new hard- ware for good Nebraska cr Towa land. To rent—Four plenaid offices, G740 R, O. EATTERBON, 18th and Parnam 8t. Alwamon 1 hand at & bargein, No 1 so carriage phaeton and side bar buggles; als brelias and sunahiades, ab 1402-1411 Dodgo St. [OR BALK—Jursey uction. 18 head l.ll[h Glass aud rogisterd. dorsoy cows will bo.sold 't auction, Wedueeday, July 1, 1835, at 2 o'olock, with- out limft or by bid. 'Hsving concluded to seil my entiro bord cf 18 cowe, und give my whole attention #0 broediog bigh bred froting stock and shetland po- nies, Is my cause for gelling. Terms cash N I, D, Solomon, Spring Vlloy Stock tarw, Omata, Nob. Will be s0ld st Omaha Fair Ground 282-July 1 70K 5ALN—Ono of the best esiablisbed cash grocel business; will take city xm]nl’lv o exchaoge, Address ‘Gmr" care this of 80811 FORSALE—FARMS OR KALB—100 acre farm York Co., Neb, Battls, York Neb. e saun—Good farm in Weshinglon Co.; 171 acres; 80 aores cultivated; good buildings; fine rehard; running water; all feaced. Edward Norris Co., xoom 19 Crounse Block, 88541 837 ]|)l”p 'OR SALB—33 feet 01 Cuming between mnnm?mh with house, $2,700. Bedtord & Souer, OB BALK— A 0.0 acry 8100k and geuin fas [ Broved; tonr hours' ride. from hue Omaha Btosk Yards; seven miles from the olty ¢f Fremout; $wo railroads within threo miles; 300 acres under plow, the re*t in pastare; board fence, runolog stream shrough pasture; banse with ten roomy; will bo g1 ghiapl sold toiodately; on torme to it~ For fribior parsiculars faquiro of Go. C. Grodtrey, Fro- mont, Neb. 8l ¢t rOK um— HOUSES—LOLS. PECIAL NOTICES, AU ado ertisements in the spevial columne will be charged at the rate of 10 cents per line for the first insertion, and 7 cents per line for each subie- quent insertion: No advertiseinent will be inserted for less than 25 centa o the first time. Theae advertisements wild be inserted in both Morn- ngand Evening Editwons, representing @ circula- tion of over Eight Thousand. This class of adver. FOR nENT—HOUSES AND LOTS, 0k RENT —Reeldonce 1247 Sherman Avenue, nioe some, stads and frait troes; barp for six horees, ko room, and every thingfoouverisut 638-ip Furalshed cottege of thr-e rooms, cons heap, 616 8 1ith Bt. 667-1p 0k RENT plete, for housekeeplu, & RENT ~House 722 south 16th street Fo 690-20p Ok BALE —A8 flnl st olag la v catmen Is, tho best acre lota for tal:. You can double yous them at present |nll 08, §160 40 $200 per ac 1607 Farnam, {0k 8ALE~ New 4 room cottage, with ball, closets, g00d ce/lsracd clstein, on five lot B0x127§ feot. §1,800; easy terme: 8. W, cor. 80th and Charles St. eyt {\OR 8ALE—Acre lota splendidly located. These lots can be hiad ot §150 t0 $200 each. Such progert 28 pear 8 clty Wi b 60,000 people, will double in val je in less than two years. Amer, 1607 Farnam. 0,81 tisements must positively be paid in advance, & maxT ~House 5 rooms, Davenport street near - = 18. 26t! h.. new cottages on south 18'h street; 16, o 470 13 on 18th + treet newr Center; §13, 'S ayne & Co., 8. W. Ogr. 16th and h'w.m 530-20 TO LOAN—MONEY, security in_apy ONEY T0 LoAN—On real eata’ swoant i b rew onsble rates of luterest «d borrower, | J{'90k BexT—Cottage 8 rooms, house | J. Phipps Roe, Seward snd Cuuwo | b & BaLr.—7 room house, well, cistere, oo , 0n Davenprt oireed, 4 blocks from High Bchool Greeo, bli-tt F( one block from steet o, ¥3,000. W. H. over 1st National Back B SALE—Tw1 room house on 4 years leased ground Inquise 8f Mrs, C. 1. Swith, 1080 Llul»u; N; 489-20p o G.¥. Mayue &0o., 8. W, Cor. 15t and Furnam, (L5 i Fer sarage or manutusturiag purpows pply upper floors with vus-ide eptrance, Joba a. ¥rchan, wholoiale lgase, No. 1305 Dou. L » Omaba, Nebrasks. MuAn 0 10AN—0n real estate iu sume of §°0 and upwards, to sny smcunt Omaka Flusaclal Bachasge, 1608 Faruam 56 & 84L8—Until July Lst: we will coatlaue to sell Farnsm stroet 1ot lo Highland place, at lots ¥875 to §400. oy Bml ';" REAL E“TATE F..k HALE—8180; seven year cld hiorss, o 5 Boss and 10p busgy; horee bas been used as a fawily horse and is perfcctly safe, §050; 1ot 40x176, in Millard & Caldwell's addition; $200 oash and 2 yoars' (1me on balanoe. 85,L00; five acres on Saundors st.. and large house and barn, A very large bargaln for scme onie. 4,2 0; Two stery dwollirg on full fob, on car line 85.200; a7 room bouse on lct 88x186; good barn, and a very complete place, on easy terms; 1 block from car lioe, 100 1t pn Poppleton Ave., only2 blka from car line, and near the park; $700 cash aud 40 per month. new 0 room house on full o, one block from Saundersit., and one block from green line car; 4ood barn and bice boure for some one. Lots in Kirkwood to £2,600; full lot on \u;n hI sddition, £5%6, on N, 18th st., with 8 houses near dopot, at 846t 160 foet on Farnam, near court house. . tl Food resacuce. Thia s'ons of the very Anes) lots, With shade trecs, ia North Omaha, Splendid lots in Paulren's Additlon, §709, $1,00, on easy terins to partics who want to build. Choice businees lots in Paulsen's Additicn on uun- ders aud Lakostree!s. one hall mile south of ** Mayficld,” on & very gholce plece of laud, 512600 per Corner loé 150520, house 24x76, stable for & dlstarn,utc., uéa¥ Hazecom Park, o1 Georgia 2,0 0. o-half Lot on ool Tag el §. W, cor.er Caste lar and 15th str., elegantlocatcd ot with Hrst-clays Bnie BoBke, bird, carrlage Bouse, stc. Will be bold chiap. uter, near17th, on grade, chesp. Cal. for prios, | 0t £9x182 on 15th strert near Conter, east front, withigood 4 room house, large stable, etc., 52,100,006 or o, For Rent-0 room cottage, well, cistern, ¢to., th pear Clark steeot. $19.0) per month, tore with 6 Fooms up shalrs’ b Mary's avenue arlth Well located 8 room house, Convent strect, near 8t M-uuwnuo.u» per month; _east front. 028 PAULSEN & Co , 1613 Farnam streot. VR 8ALW—-Two story house 10 ru'flmt, city water, furnac hirn, Bargai -, §,000 Fioe ¢ room vn(tl)(\ full 10,2+ KI\ & l)nvl\.lm\ 85, 2 houses, 7 and 8 rooms, on s § block "b Mary's Av Splendid cott ote., South Ave 2 wood house s full lots, Har 28,600, o Place, 88,000 and e, lot, barn, et Large 2 story house, . Sherman Ave., $2,5( 18 rooms, lotin Parker's add, Hanscom &S , het. 215t and 220 st 1000 03ch. 1000 cach. 8,200, A 2 lots in P 1210t on Cumin bargain. A full busines warchouse; A ton U, P.R. R.track. Good for o inHimebaugh, Brooklineand Bellair, on orms, 20 acres 10 miles west of city, $27,50 acre. 8) acres on Leavenwerth street cheap, 80 000, casy torme, 6 houses for rent. Money to loan. . G. SHRIVER, opp. P. O. ELURVUR. —AL tho annual meeting of tho board of trustees of Beilevuo Colloge, the undersigned were authorized to sell a limited number of lota In Bollovue, at the nominal price of FIFTY DOLLARS per lot, payable in montbly installments of FIVE DOLLARS per month. No restrictions as to build- ing_arevlaced on thoso lots The Presbyterian 8ynodical Collego is locatod at Bellovuo, and it is hoped that people generally throughout the state will take advantage of this Tiboral offor of the board of trusteos, avd not only tecure a lot for a future home, BUT ATD TIE COLLEGE, to this extent in erecting a HOME ¥OR YOUNG LADIES attending the collcge. At this low price theso lots will be o eafe and profitable investment for those who do not with to mako o home ther Bellevue 1s only a half hour's ride from Omaba on the B, aud §s one of the most beautitul situations In Nebraska. Make application at onco ay You may oot bave another opporunlty at so low m Ad Davis & Co., 1605 Faroam {OR BALE—By Saunders &Co., 1404 Farnam St. 4 lot Parker's addition § block from St Car, 400, Corner lot in Shinn's addition $650. #lot on Leavenworth £t., fenced, and full of shade trees; $400 if taken within 5 daye. Lot on Harney near €0th 8t., Lots n Sauaders and lh:nv.luugh $150 to fi'lfi, andon monthly psyments. arbi0 acrojiracts 4 mies trom clty, at 855 per acre, 435 lota in Mighland Plsco, and Joromo Patc, ditions trom o sLE—No 322—Splendid_suborban resldence property, two tull lote, largo shade trees, new house 10 rooms, bath room &o,, city water, large barn 3 blocks from Street Cazn. This place will be sold 4t sscrific on long time, C. E. Mayne & Co, & corner 15th and Farnam, 684-4 R #ALR—Onsouth 22 st. one 4 room and one & ‘room costage, barn, well, cistern, &0, on samo lot, rent for §35 permonth, culy .! 100; would sell rately . l“unumzcahh 1616 Farnam 8t. 650-t1 OR BALK— By A. Ssunders & Co., 1404 Farnat res in Thayer county, $1160 aeres in Antelope sounts TLands in Jefforson county da in Nuckols count y, also Lands fn Harlan county, also Lands in Furnas county, al:o in Baunders county, also also Tands In Colax cancny, als» Yands in Stanton county, also Lands in Codar county, also Landsin Knox county, also Tands in Weyne county, also Lands in Kichardson county. £o7-t1 2 o0 £oom house and good bara on ¥ car line,442 per month. For rent—11 room house and large barn onredline, $50 per month, 8,600 —22x52, on Dodge; and brick bullding. Lt 44x120 and 8 story brick block on Dodge' t.,a a bargaln, 183 foet, on N 16th to lose for a torm of yoars. 80 foet for 8310 n Farnam, 160 foct for pale on Farnam, 44 feet for salo on Faroam. Livery for sale, oheap, good trado and will pey f7om the start. M. F. Sears, Williama block, mh and Dosge 8t 407- ® HAL 00Im COLUARE, We I n and muwm. m 1 eot 8 blocks from hops 82,600, 0n casy forins, Pother & Cobbe 1516 Faroara 1. 05041 Jron Basas Theve choloost ot fn Hansocss place, Pottor & Cobb. ARION mm—a o0 ot T Bl uldltlon with- n3 blooks of stroot cars, oan bo hiad on easy on, over 16t Nat'l | 827 R 8ALE.—A full oornor lot, two blooks weat of red oar line—§550. This ls positively s bargain. J. E. Riley & Co., 316 9, 18th For Salo—Lob 60x140; 22 8t., near Graoe, This 18 also & bargain. J. E. Riley & Co. .msh-n 8t For Sale—Three lots 50x140, south tront, 4 blocks 'rom stroet cars, —§350 each; bargatns. J. E. Riley & 2168 18th 8 o Bada - TwsTots on Georgla sy Rodiok'sudd ot front, no grading, near Faruam, 76x140—§2000 each. ‘Ihese are ressonable. J. E. Rile; l 00 216 8 18th 8. For Sale—Nine lots on Virginls ave. to $950 each. J. E. Riley & Co , 316 8 13th st. For Bale—Ten lots on Cnmmg ., and nine om m military bridge. J. E. Ri- h For Sale—Eighteen lots on Vinton st., one block from terminus 18th street car line. Posltively cheap. J. B Ril y & Co., 2168 13th ¢ We desire to uy to our patrons thet in the above list wo oan give assurance of gafe and profitable n- vestmont. Wo also have property in almost every uasterof who”clty worthy of luvastigution K RILEY & CO,, 416 8 18th ot ¥ OFFER FOR BALB—East hall of block 8 fimlth' add., 500 feet front, two acre lots, nicest o Omaha, fufl view of ity snd Blufts, makiug 10 lote 165 lwl each, will sell balf or all. Lots ¢4 and 60, Nelson'sadd , 8700 each or will eell half of either; Lots Mxl‘fi Kousntz's 24 add. near 9th and Center, 'lw Lot 6, hlwkl Knunlzlllh add, belng store on 10th st, full lot, "l 200, also lot 9 same block §1,860. Two lots In 8 uth Owaha, by Goodman' house, orchard, clstern, and well, all 8400, 16 tive sore lots in Vineland, 6 miles north city Imits o ook g city and Bluffs, §36 per acre. Lots 10 and 11, block 19, Haoscom place sightly, 81,200 for both. oro 180 foet tront block 5, Park place, with B e et e et Cor 2 lots in Hawthorne on Case 900 for oto. Call and o0 us, Doxter L. Thowss & Bro, Eeal Eatate; Koom § Greighton Liook. {0k BALR—Lot o Hillside wid chearost aud l-m [ inside lots in the oity, §760 to 8950 exclusive avents. Potter & Cobb. 06141 ]?o- AL ~By O, ¥, Davis & Co., 1605 Farnam Bt. Omahs Houso and ot 00 sguth Eighteent Bt §1,000. tieth §1,400. very oures § e Hantoom Placs. each, § House aud 1ot on Park avenue, $4,000. 12'000, ¥ South 18th dows, 16,000 acten of land,In Boose cotn tanton ** " 87 b 812 T In Madison, Way ne, Flatte sud Hall countios on easy toray. Monev oaned o long time. 60041 BUSINESS CHANOKS, —_ +Awell catablishod baveryIn gond. locs: bargain, Addross " Offio OR 8ALY, tlon, af 030-3p OR SALE—Cno of the best located meat markot. Inquire at Obern Hoosick & Co., office 513 South th St. 56-2p OTEL FOR BALR~Tho only hot*1 in Clay Center, Nobraska; can be bovght choap; the register for May shows fous hundred transients; correspond= onoe solicited. Address Trimble & Chapman, Clay Center Neb, 402-20p Jron saun—OLd established paying business whole- salo and retail; sales last voar 100,000; gocds staplo and kniown, no romnante; businees growing, and can be largely'incroased; capital necossary about $20,000. Partios who have tho money andmean bus- neas, will find this an_opnoriunily soldom offered. No others need address “-Johnson™ Boo ofoe. 478 [0 RENT—A Botel and saloon known a8 the Den- ver House, loosted in Fromont, Neb. with- in forty foot of tho U. P. frack. Wil rent for one to five year son roasonable torms. House {8 unfur- nished and i3 tho best stand in Dodge county. In- quiro of Robt. Gregg or Mra, Bridget Hanlon, Fro mont, Neb, 859-20p 7Ok 8ALR—Established comu {1#10n business; smatl capital required; good ressons for selling. Ad= dresa ' Commiisston” care Bee office. l0R 8ALE—Drug store in a desirablo locallt wil involoe about §1.600 R O Potterson, NE corner 15th and Farnam, 4s0-tt [\OR SALE—Or exchange a full stock of olothing boots and shoes, gont' mmhhlniqood will ex« change for Nebraska reon,804 B, 10th 84, Omahs, Neb. 0464 PERSONAL. o 188 100x18 will take a fow pupils for summer, Hours 0 . m. o 12m., 1014 Wobstor 8% 0R sALn—Rostaurant contral £100, meat markeb ~gain; house and fu 1 _lot monthly Pl - 1,400, Ballou Fros., 817 8 18th st. ~ 625 I ADIES if you wi _4 dyed and cutl to Henry Slncere, 1810 Jackeon st. your plumes or tips cloaned, 1; tirst-claes work guaranteed, go 498-ly 22 ERSONAL—Mra. E. M, Hoorer. trance clalrvoyant, and healing medium, over 716 North 5:5?1‘1'1?" ‘B8, SCHRODER—Clalrvoyant and Magnetic healer, Locates all pain and disenee, 707 N, 16th Bt. 437-July 19 &, A CHRSTRRYIELD—Magnetic physiclan, test and doveloping modlum, over 019 north 10th t;f! IOE OREAM. i1n purest, richost and bost ioo cfeam slwaye trosh on hand; orders for private and boardinghouses romptly delivored. Garl Scamid, 30 South 1688 root, above Farnam. 103-fly-9 BOARDING 005 AXD 1HOARD—For gent and wife at £010 Call: foruia 5t. Good room good bo m&s&'lml“ 80 S M DONOVAN hag opened a firat.class boardl houseat 1611 Dodge 8t,, and will s glad to her old patrons and many now ones. 024. Wmmpmy boardera 1609 Farnam Bt. 588 MILLINERY. RS, ATWOOD, next to John Husslos Hardware store, ia seliing out her entlic stook of millinery at and balow cost. The salo lasts two oeks _LOST AND FOUND. K 0P ~A dark bay pony etallion, about7 yoars old, with white hind fect and star on forehosd, by John T Paulecn, 21st and Ohio strect. —OTLA( TRAYED OR STOLEN—A gorvell mare with a white star In the forehead. Finder will recelve & liber= ward by roiuraing hor to Cumin's & Quinn, gros 13th and Chicago street, 08741 Prinoe Albert style, on 10th jor 11th st , yestorday afternoon. ret v drug store, ‘cor. 10th and Dovglas. I 0s7—One red leather p-cket-} hunk, eunulnln. a 4 ity doliar counterfelt bill and Talus Ghin vo toa aeet ‘andet wil pltSe A sat .n lonrd. to 8. Katz, 1308 Douglas 8t., au: 2, 037—(ne Indy's gold watch, Leave ab Edholm Erlokson's and recelve reward. . 681-87 RAYED-A biackmaro about 18 years old, white S0pob in the forehiesd au leth trent fooki whike ind in the right eye. Fivderwi rowarded returning her t0 J. A. Petorsen, 38tk sad onhn‘ roet. “OHIROPODIST. (Clan~- Al stlmente of $he foot, successtully treat- dlod by Dr. Barry, 1612 Douglas streel. Office for . RUPTURE CURED, arrrarrsncncnrenrmeranenenket IS 0 Operation, or ugcloss trusses D, M. l.loc- 248 Wabash ave., Chicago, lls., st 80 days. Bend stawp far ciroular, Y MiB0 u.umuus. W Lhave thiy, not be responsib'e for ny dl huo -nn mfiu‘ od In the firm name. J. J, Middletoo, 085.20 REssMAKING—And plain sowllig d0ne &t home or in tamilies, by the aay, 4115 NPBOIAS 86 ““'v JRor B on saue—Piano 18 8 N B, T.. WHOM IT MAY CONCH drawn from the firm 01.4p 0k BALE—Good new hay, Wasmer's 181, Sa u. P Balivu " darcusschoack. soks fo ‘fll‘Blll 5 ope Mar, Node mvm onTING and peculisr I tor stamp. Leok box 8, apo May, ik U, P, Park looated 12 miles 8. ou U. P, Tm-u fenow opummu public and ol be ren! for pio-uics and social g horings. Bpeo rates fare giveo, For terms, call or sddress H chwon Papillioa, Neb. \ord ROOD MARWS—Parbios wishing to purel wares for ranch purpocs ploase very stable, 418 soath 18th stroot, Omaha, HEW BILVER TAG, does nob give you Clmwdb«mvd @b oo cent, each by the Payoke Bros., Agents. e A P““’“""" Elkhorn and Fisste. T. m BANDUNRD HOMBATHADS. —NOW Persons JI\MK Somestesds i Western Kaneap une 16th, 1850, and sbaado ing final proof, will learn something 40 thel b Iuhhy ‘addressing me by letber st ouos. nollacd, land attorney, Kenoeth, WEW SILYAR TAG, 1t frult fAavored, tage /at one cent each by the sgents. [\oR BALN—Ab & bargain, ou account of my health falling. 1wish to dipose of my billiard ‘hall, 1t 8 In 'the Bast looation 1 the city, und doiog & good paylog business a% all times. or tuil_particulas addross U, L. Herman, Plattmouth. thUfl seragoron _on_banio gives by @ B beck, at 1116 Capitol ave. BILVER 746, 1§ Cocanot balod redesuiod at ong oeat. i by WA Bros , Agents,