Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 25, 1886, Page 2

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Freedman, care Sloman Bros., 108 t Armhi g0l N. 13th 500,000 o loan on business and residence D property in sams of £1000 and upwards, Ames, 107 Farnam st. 00 MoyEx 10 LOAN on horses, wagons, fur- niture, watehes, without removal. Terms ym 19, Tron Bank Bufld. onsy, C.J' Caswoll,' R ] Take elevator, 060-mh7* Ing, 12th and Farnan 130,000 to loan on, elty residence property D Goo, W. Day, 1600 Farnam. 7 10 LOAN-Money in ny amount, On wll clnssos of seourity. Short time Jorns on real ostate, Long time loans on real estate. Money to lonn on chattels. Money to loan on enllitornls, Money to loan on any good sectrity. Torma ensy, time to suit Apply at the Omahn Financial Exchange, Darker's builaing, SW corner of Fiftecnth and Farnam ats, upstairs 258 ONEY TO LOAN on improved and unim- proved city property, Cunningham Tirennun, 1511 Dodge street. 259 + it TMONEY for eversbodyl Mou can borrow money on furniture, horses, wawons, Pianos, stock of all kinds, dismonds and fine watches on your own time. Payments received at any time, and interest reduced pro rata. Property loft in your own_ possession. Terms low ns the lowest. Call and ‘seo me. Business confidentinl. Noadvantage tnkon. W. R. Croft, Room 4, Withnell's New Bullding, Northeast cor- ner 15th and Harney. 20 ONEY TO LOAN—O. F. Davis & Co. _Roal Estato and Loan agents, 1505 Farnaim St ONEY TO LOAN-On good securitios. A MeGavock, room 7 Redick Block, 1509 Farnam "TO LOAN—On real estato angd chat- ON tels. D. L. Thomas. ONEY TO LOAN—Tn aums of $200 and np- wards on first-class real cstate security. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam St OANED at C, F. Reed & Co’s. Loan , on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons raonnl property of all kinds and all Gther ar- icles of value, Without 316 8. 13th, over Binvham's Commis: iness strictly confidental. BUSINESS CHANCES. VWANTED-y an ol ostablished eastorn firm, a partner with from £5,000 to £15,000 to join thom n_cstablishing & branch jobbing house in Omahn. Partnor may be silent or active, but must bo of undoubted standing in evory way. Principics only who have the means and ‘disposition to net promptly may nddress €27, Beo Oflice, giving full name and nddress, 82mh2 VW ASTED-Glrls for private families; g0 wages: dining room girle, one laundres cnll 1120 Farnam st., Omaha Employment Bu- reau, 70 \ JANTED-Good girls for first and second work in private families: good wag places given free.:onll at Nebraska Einplo; ment agency, 119 16th streot, cor Capitol A T8 ‘ JANTED—At once, nurse girl from 15 to 16 yenrs old to take' care of child 1'4 years old: German proferrod. 462 Conventst. 687 VWANTED Good, girls for gencral hous w Room 4 Bushman Blook, 16th_and Douglas, -0 “’.\sr'mT_r tl for general housework, n- quire at 107 South 14th st. &35 WWANTED-A paintor who is willing to mn ' himself generally useful in & buggy r Ppositor, nowledge of the busi. ness pre Liningur & Metca? Co,, Cite. ne with some rrod. WANTED-Shosmakors=I havo stondy work the year round for a first-class workma that festoady and reliable. Addross with eefe ence, W. A, Dagott, Maryville, Mo, 516.24 A mediately, a_first-class whnito barber; wazes, $17 per week: permanont gmployment; none biut Arstclass noed apply. Write or telograph to Louis C. Bayer, North Platte, Neb. VWANTED-Avoy. Max Becht, cor. 1ith and Harney. 81524 VWV ANTED-Experienced deputies for the o dor of mutualprotection, in_the states of Ohfo, Indinna, Town and the northwest; a good opportunity for good men. Address G. Del Vecclio, Lacledo Hotel, St. Louis, Mo, 703:24* WA NTED—Agents and _salesman, 810.2% N7 8, 16th stroet. Tl VWANTED_X male or femule cook. Address Platt Valley Mouse, Platt Valiey, Nob —A ood tinner that speaks Swede., raedes, Bertrand, Neb., 031-24% n to sell household nrticles. Profits $5 per diy and upward, C. H. Whitman, 1124 K St. Lincoln. 47T VWANTED—Agents, 200 . 16th st Al o 8% WWANTED-A first-cinss salosman to ropro- sent a well established house to the drug trade, cither exclusively or_in connection with same other Uno. - Addross P. 0. Box 1, N, V. Ad- , Tiee Office. 10524 ‘V'I\NT D — Sjtuation by young Indy as hookkeop: in store or officos spes nan perfoct n _competent clork or cashier « T,ADIES in want of good iris ean bo_Sup: dplicd by calling at the Omaha Employment Bureau, 1120 Farnam St Tolophone No, 452, E 0. Bollo‘Tsio Co. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. W ANTED-To Rent—T wish to rent for ona or two yoars n good l0-room awelling: must he in good ropair und good 3 dress 1, F. Cady, care Chicago WWANTED—Two rooms and board for gons tleman, wife and daushter, convenient to Farnam st. east. Address C 23, Beo Oflic so rooms furnished for i housckecping. Address C 24, B SD—Partios neoding wolls duir, torns built. or waells_cloancd. Luther Coon, Tieal & Behrnos' storo. D OR SALE—A general stock of merchandise, ill invoico about £10,000. To any party un: derstanding the dry woods and erocery busi- ness. Broken Bow 1s tho best po'nt in_the state, I will ront_or sell _the builling. Buflding. two floors 10x22 feot. D. 8. Lohr, Broken Now. Neb. 81zmh2 OR SALE—Croamory will bo sold oasy terms, to anyone who will Coming season.” 0. M. Cator, Ashlund, Neby 1al requi OR SALE—Stock of furniture, grocerios and dry goods in a thriving county sent: will involce about 2400. 160 ncres of land, good house and barn, worth $1,000, Will eell tho ‘whole for £,000. C. E. Mayno,S. W. cor. 15th and Farnam. 75725 —J. P. Goartner, of Wayne, tho county seatof Wayne county. Neb., offers his entiro furniture business, buildings and lots forsnle. Horo {8 n barsain. ' Who wants to go in the furniture business? 607-25* WANTED-To exchange for stock of hard: ware and general merchandise, 50 acres of Aine Thayer Co.,Nob., land: 5 lots in Genoa. Neb.. good storo building (hest corner): good dwolling (hest location) in Fssox, In., also 8) aeres 4 milo from town of Essey, Ta., seedod in biue grass. For further partieulars address John Linderholm Central City Nebraska, 658 ORSALE—A £250 stock of millinery goods in splondid loeation. A hig hargain for some ono us o liheral discount will ho given. For fur- ther purticulars address B 95, Boe Office. OR SALE—A drue storein n good live town: o first rato location for a physician, Capital yoquired nhout £2,80. New buflding and clean #rock. Addvess or call on H. Moses & Co., Val- entine, Neb. $3imehs PERSONAL. P ERSONAL—If you want your property sold for cnsh, 1t itwith £. C. Putterson, 1221 Far- nam. 0625 P RSONAT,—Special bargain of new coftazo and lot on monthly payments, only §1 R, C. Patterson, 1224 Farnam. REAL ESTATE, P YOU have prope list it with 0. J. Cas braska National Bank Building. 302mhd* STOVE REPAIRS, HE W, C. Metznor Stove Repair Co., 111 South 1th 8t. hotween Dodgo and Douglas. m want of good domestic help can be supplied by calling on the Omaha Bm- lovment Offico, Room {, Bushman's Block. Mrs. . W, Morrison propriotor. ¥4 (OBDER yaur flour and faod by Telophono 121, Noal & Conrad, 1413 Dodgo st. 27 FOR BALE-MISCELLANEOUS, 'I‘(mi SALE—Furniture and_loaso of hofo choup. Address €20, Boo Office. K OR SALE—Tot of fur 1314 Californin 8f, FOOR SALE—2 frosh ana Martha, South Omaha, nituro nonrly now, B Gows. Cor Watson' IOR SALE—Or trade for Omaha nll\'r erty, a fino epan of young matched black horses, 4 aud 5 years old. L. A, Eckront, N Tiend, No . ORSALE-A frosh miloh cow with enlf by hergide. No. 207 Chicago st. 76624 OR SALE—Or trade—One soda_fountai nearly new. A good chance. For particu- lars call upon or address D, M. Haverly, 420 N, 18th st. K JF O SALE-5 or 6 houd of good wor also a lot of houschold furniture, heuser-usch Browing Association Cap ve. M. Keating, Agent, 7 horses; An. ol and mhis buggy, bran now 1 phueton top bugy'y and 1 plarform spring wagon. Inquire at Hospo's Music Store, Smbd Tonsa and and gravel. Frank J. Kus- par, 1422 South kit st. 120 {OR weather strips, storm sash and doors, go 10 F. D. Mead 2008, 16th st. 208 WANTED-FEMALE HELP, "vsir D—Good girl for general hou Mrs. A. P, Tukey, 2141 Clicugo st. girl 824250 WANTED — Pirstclass dining-room City Hotel. FANTE uive ut 103 Walireo i ANTED - housework FRE0s paid 10 §00d girl tor genoral k; good 3 Farnam, (e WWANTED Good seamstrvas would like sow- in familics, duy or week. Address W., B0 Pucitic st T ANTED--Active lady sicents to sell our combined waist and corset. For circular, I.Aa:m Jacksou Corset Lo, Box 545, Omuha, girl wust be good Canlat L TRmb e VWANTED—Teams. 8008, 1ithst. AN 663 VVANTED-To buy a secondhand typo. writer. J. B. Haynes & Co.. Omaha. FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LOTS. OR RENT—5.roomed house, and furniture for sale: also new sewing machine. Address © 30, Bee Ofiice. B5320% OR RENT-—Cottazo No. 013 N. 17th. Tnquire briweon 12 and L p. m. $2.50 per month. 34 OR RENT—3 acre truck farm; hasono 2. story b room house, 1_and_4 room cottage, barn, fruit, ete: good chance for co untry resi- dence. E. F. Ringer, 119 N. Lith 809 IOR RENT—A cottnge with 4 rooms, city water and cistern, at 815 South 10th st), he Loavenworth and Mason. Inquire of A. Kalish, 316 South 13th, El ORRENT—Two vory desicablo flats on Howurd Stroot over 1615 with all modern im- provements. A splondid location to ront fu; nished rooms.” Ony Real Estato and_Loan Co., Rooms 22 and 3, Withnell Blook. ) Fox RENT—Garden farm. 500 8. 11th St {'OR RENT—Soeveral lou Bros. 13t st. ouscs of all sizos. 69824 ']‘vm RENT—Houso of three rooms an 2 in Gise's add; $10 per month; inquire No. 4 engine house. 1 QOR RENT—Cottaco opposito Catholl hurch, on N. 18(h streot, four rooms, $13. (. ©. Hobbie, 1413 Farnam. JOORRENT New cotaze, o o0 15, on st. C. A, Baldwin, Three-room houso, 0th &'1:.:.1;;& 5 rooms 2d_and Har Inquire of Mount & Gritlin 213 ."-‘: ith 152 hreo houses of 10, 6 and 4 J. Pnipps ltoe. 800 'l F 2 noy St. Street. F ok RE ToOmS e FOR RENT~ROOMS. JOOR RENT—Furnished kitchen, bed and dining room, 6 27th st. A pleasant octagon front al +gas, bath, hotand cold water, heated by stenm, Terms reasonable, 211 8. 230 sty near Far 0 JPOR RENT-Two nicoly farnished rooms, with or without board; all convenicnces ! 2225 Dodgo st. k: 7 OR RENT—Room with bo gentloman, 704 South 15th. Reforonces exhunged. 514 T2 furhished rooms, $6 per month 1418 Dodge. OR R " o 1211 Davenport st. JFOB RENT—Unturnished room. 00 ~Two nicely furnished ORIk 1623 Dolge. JFOR RENT—Unfurnished room, 1518 Izard st 0025 OB BENT—Furnishod rooms. 2209 Dodgo, QIOR RENT—Hall on socon floor of my huild- ing, 1108 Farnam st., suitable for club, so- Gloty 0f business. . Lehiman. 7l OR RENT—Furnished rooms at 119 North 14th st., bet. Capitol ave. and Dodge. 3 OB RE pished and —For light housekeeping— unfurnished 10 Beomer's 1 Howard st 5 om n Withnell blo bet, Harnoy and Farnam on 15th, Ing Room 17, Withniell Block, . OR RENT-—Front room with bourd for gontlemen at 1416 Howard st. DOR RENT— nic without bour OR RE in a private Ta dress C 17, Boo ON Iy furnished rooms with or 520 Ploasant st. TIhmhis pfortable room with bourd ly; moderato torms, QOR B Nortia JOR RENT furnished rooms i hand. some new cottugze Tor $5, €6, §1 und §3 per month, No. 406 Waluut st., 8 mfnutes walk south east of U. P. depot, POR B o 0 first-class' table board; best of rof ) oand required, 1514 Dodge st. i POK SALE-HOUSES-LOTS. l‘mixif\m - $1250. G l“(l" SALE--Fiue corner on Farnam, 6ax1k2, $12,500. Grahim, Creighton Do l"mu SALE—House and by California sts. full corn>r on Farnaw, iox1i2, s Creighton Hlock. &k POt Smail new S10re 1001, €30, flee Oiee DATTERON PATK 15 1ho latost, host and choapest addiftion: W0 6re proporty noar Omaube 50 choap as this—#1.5 o Ror acre. First ioor, Iren Bank Building. G Pattor- som (3 Addr b2 JOn sALE ~Bargains by W. (. Shriver. Treautiful residonco on South 20th street, near car line Two houses, half lot, on 20th, near Paul street §vissig ¢ g sy W00 Fuli lot, cottage, well, cistern, on Biondo street P s 800 Full lot, cottage, well, clstern, on Decatar stroet. ... . s ..o 180 Full Jot, cottago, cistorn, on Grant stroet. | 1,35 Twelve-roomed house, distern,well, collar, c., on Cass, near 16th stroot 6,000 Twolve-roomod house on St. Mar; e, near 20th street ..., . Four cottages on 16th, noar Lea: stroot, oach. ... o Cottage, four rooms, ccliar, cistern, on Charlds strect, monthly payments Cottage, five rooms, cellar, cistern, on Charlés gtroet, monthly payments Cottage, four rooms, cellar, cistern, on Patrick avenue, morithly payments Cottuge, three rooms, cellar, cister Patrick avenue, monthly payments Two-story house, ten rooms, and coitage on 15th, near Paul street v . Corner 10t in Parker's addition. .. Insido lot in Parker's addition . Beautiful residence lot on Cnss strect Three lots,corner of Burt and 206th stro Full ot on'Capitol aveniie, near isth st Full ot on Georgin avenue, oast front T'wo corner lots on Leavenworth street Lots on North 17th street, noar Izard BUSINESS LOTS, Thirty-three feet on 10th, near Farnam st § 7 3t on 12th and Leavénworth 8 feot corner on South 1ith street ull lot on Dodgre, near 12th street ward, west of 10th. . on Cuming street -story brick, #4x#_feet, basement, eleyator, on 14th and Dodge’ . 1 Ono hundred und sixty aeres in Valley Co, to trade for cottage and lot in Omuha, Acre property northwost of postofiice.... Acre lot near barracks,montlly payments 30 Improved and unimproved ~proporty in all PAFts of the city to sell on oAsy terms or ex- chango for Iands, ote. Call and sec me. W. G Shriver, Opp. Postoflice. 024 TP PR SALE—txli o corner Farnum st.only 4 blocks from th o coming mammoth hotel: Here is a chance for muking $2,500 10 $3,00 with in thirty daye, Elogant lots in the Clark estate closo to St. Mary's avenuc. 85X130 on Saunders strect, with 7 roomn house, |lnflm class investment, only $1.000, fora few days, 75156 wite 5 room house on Park Wild ave., for only $2.500, Two fine lots in W, A. Redick's add., $1,250. For the next four days wo can sell you one of the finestlots in E. V. Smith's add for 1,50, We hivo any amoiint of first class property and bargains in all divections, Remember if you buy before March 1st you vill make money. Stockdale & Buncher, 1511 Dodge street. - §i1-25 $ 5,000 ave. orth Frors: 50 acres fine lund postoflice: §150 per acre if sold at once. Ringer, 119 N. 15th streot. [YOR SALE--16 acres, 8'4 mile oflice, honse and stable; casy terms. Tukey, 14 Farnam st. 115 miles from from post- AP 808 R. G PATTERSON, Ronl Estato, 1224 Far- e num—Houses, cottages, lots, suburban and resident, forsale {or cash or on monthly ayments, in all putsof the eity. Cailo orad- rc8s R. O, Patterson, 1224 Farnam. 5 OR SALE—A beautiful homo in splendid condition: Inrge Iot_with fine shade_treos, Thisis a spocinl burgain, K. C. Patterson, 1 Farnam. 804 [OR SAL raham, Croighton Block. Lot on X103, 31,100, Lot in West Omaha add., $70. Fine cornor near Saundérs St., $1,500. 40x140 S, 15th St., 81.0)0 Lots in Hanscom Place, $8)0. Good lot on Virginia ave., $000. Cornerlot and next one to it, Georzia ave., ench $1,500. Two lots on Geor, enworth, both 3, 20 lots in Kil Good Iy House ia ave. one block trom Leay 500, 3,000, jrd St. near Leavenworth, §2. Fine house on 8. 1its St., $2,80. car Nicholas St., warehouse property 10, §2,30). kit ALE-5 ncres, with houso, barn, 11 acres grape vines, % acre of raspber ness and wiron: 1 mile west of 200 eash, bulance to suit bo sold betore the Tth of Inquire on premiscs. Saml D. purchase March. T8Tmo* R SALE—Lovgren & Wilde. 18 house and lot, Walnut Hill $1,900 —4 room house, Lowe's add., $1,50). 1R—house and lot near Doreas ., §1,300, & Selden’s ndd, 5900, —Lot in Patrick’s udd, $70. —Fine lot in Shinn's a/id, $850, —Lots In Lowe's ndd, £430. I—Lots in Plainview, $700. 06—100ncre improved farm near Hus Neb., with good buildings,ote.: o bavgain, $3,500. 10 acres boautiful land in North Omaha, fronting on Saunders st., per acre, §2 130—Meat market on’'North Lith st., all com- plete, $0. Loviren & Wilde, 10 Granite Dock. TOR SALI casy torms, 1) 1ots in Hans- com Place from $800 0 $1,600 cach. Loton Plensant st., with double hotse, 10 rooms _ench with all modern improvements: rents for §110 er month, $1L0J). * Lots {n West Cuming from 50 to $450 oach. Corner lot, Prospect Plnce, bargain. Corner lot, Shinn's §d add., bargnin, C. J. Caswell & Co., Itoom 19, Tron B ] OR SALE—Several dosirable busine 1 8t and business and residens hoe city. Also warehous Housos to rent m at 08 Fi om 1 1o invest shoull o’ our prices beforo buying. Correspond licited and information about the city frcely given. Omaha Real Estate & Loan Co, Withnell Block, Omaha. ovel SlOCK tarm, one of the best in the state. 500 acres bottom land in Sarpy Co., $15 per acre. 400 neres near Council Bluffs, $50 por acre. 1,600 neres in In Co., § per ucre. E Ringor, 119 N. 1th St. W §1,000 will buy a good’ pa T'he only hos Good reason for dvoss € 16, Beo OF 20 lots, Kilby ndd., n, Creighton Block. ng harness busi- kind in the town, for parti Fnu solling 10ts in the market. Bolo Agents, 317 8. Lith s FOR SALE. Farnam, $15.000 Rents for #1,500; & barguin. and lots, vacant lots and Lobeck. JORSA ors on v terms, Dosirable houses Marshall & S0 town, dress Ballou Bros., 317 8. 1t st. QoRr =Chioup, one of o bost improved and fincst located farms in Douglus gounty, ., 6 miles west of Omahia court honse, oii ing 160 neves, with heouse, atable, wolls, or- chard and pasturd, ote.; one-Half cash, balince to suit purchaser. For furthor particulars nd- dress Goo, Linde, eare Omaha Bes, Omaha, Ne- braskit. 662 F o8 FALE= 00 woro Flocks of plow land in corn belt in Boons, Greeloy, nnty, worth #i hulf cash and 150 days, Marshall Howard, Nuncoe and to 35, will (ke §§ 1o 35 loni time at 6 per cont. Must be If 0ld in & bady will eut’ the price, Lobeck. NORSALE~House and lot in Shinn's add, 1 block from street car line, $1,6)0. House and 45 lot near 20th 'and Izard strects, 2,000, foot, enst_front, on 13th streot, (business proporty), $10,54. Corner lot on Farnam streot,53x 132 feet, §23,000 House 13 rooms, lot $0x140, on_ street car line, 4,50, s, 16th and Douglas st. 621 Gieo. P e BYUL & WOANDLISH, er Suundors st busingss property cheap: 55 ueres in popu- iar part of the city for plutting; 10 acrés for fruit tarm or platting: 10 deres on Leavenworth 1or platting; #0 acres on Bolt Line for platting: B cres for subdividing, vory casy terms; sev-: eval propertios south of railvoad cheap; business und residence vroperty notting $1,10) a year ut W barenin, or for excliange: fine residence lot, small house., near streot car ling, cash payment Hell & McCandiish, 1511 Do RSON, Roul B lot and boautiful eottag Davenport and 234 N New eoftaze and lot, monthly payments Ten boautitul aeros, choap 8 feot on Farnam St., ch 100x 150 teot, Himevaukh Place [ [ Wbove aro bargains aud | hive R. C. Paticrson {1} POk SALE-A fino bucco trast on South 16 stroet, ouly 8 fow blocks from streot car line. Inquire at Lange & Foitick, 315 3. lith st. s a8 l) PERSON PARK is the latest, best and che pestaddition: no aers propbrty near nahi 0 cheap as 8135 to §53) per acre. ¢ floor, Lroa Iauk Building” D. C; Patte 516 ARK—33; milos from court smull cash pay- t tloor, Iron 515 34 mileg from court as waiall ondly pays s. - Firgt tloor, Iron rs0x b5 IATTERSON PARK house, $175 to $35) pe went, balance term Bunk Building. D. % Pait T'wo lots m Peliam Place, 006 Inquire 318 8. PORSALE block from streot ear treck Lith street 1 ¥ _you want to buy a lot, 1f you want a hiouse and lot, If you want acre property, Call and oxamine our list. “unningian & Brennan, 1511 Dedee. E—~Chep lots in Hanscom Place, Easy terms, Cunningham & Brennan, 1511 Dodge. {JOR SALE—A house and lot an Saundors st., near Cuming. A bargain, Cunningham & Bronnan, 1511 Dodge, QMORSALE—A houso and 1ot on 8. 15th etreet, #2100, Cunningham & Brennan, 1511 Dodge. YV Ehave a few more acre lots for salo in Washington Hill. Secure one in this beautiful suburb. Cannfngham & Brennan, 1511 Dodge. 800 will buy sonie choice lots in Hansc D Place. This prico only for a fow days, Cun- ningham & Brennan, 1511 Dodge. house on Just the plac Cunningham & DR SALE—Corner 1ht_and bric Hamilton st lot. 80173, to build. Will be «old cheap. Brennan, 1511 D g, JrOR SALE—A b yuse and cocner lot near Cuming streot, §1,60. Cunninghar. & Dren- nan, 1511 Dodg: JPOR SALE—A g0 street, only 1511 Dodge. VWASHINGTON L is the bost nore prop- orty. ny 1 houso and lot on 1za Cunningham & Br nan, 1 can 1 acre there for less than you will have to_pay for a city lot in its immediate vicinity. Cunningham & B 1511 Dodge. 8 OR SALE—At n bargain. Fino business property on 8. Lith, &x150 ft. This can be bought for $2,000 less than actual valuo if taken If you want an investment look at Coohran Bro's & Co., 1500 Farnam St. 815 J EWPORT—Nearest, best acro lots, clegant location, unsurpasied view of tho city ronched over level roads, no hills to climb} easy terms of payment; 8 per oent interost; price, $300 an ucro. ANrEs, 1500 Farnam. AnEs PLACE—Chenpest and nénrost city lots for the money : only £200 to $300 per lot. REDICK'S GROVE—Just €outh of Farnam st. and Farnam st school houso; only $800 to $1,200 por lot on easy _terms, Awes, 1500 Farnam, NATURAL GROWTH shade troes on every lot in Redick’s Grove: only 215 blocks from Park ave. cars. Sce Rodick's Grove. BRIGATON — Splendid acro lots, $275 por lot; most desirablo acro lots next to Nowport, Seo this handsome propert, MELROSE HILL—Southwest of Hansoom Park 10 minutes walk trom Park ave, cars: 1ots £300 0 £35 on terms to suit buyer. Melroso Hill Iots will sell for doub 3 present prices ina your's time. Come uad #20 this property. > AMES, 1500 Farnam, Wiy PAY RENT when youean buy a lot in Ames Placo for $20 to $300 on such easy torms? See theso Tots OAR CHATHAN—This l0ve not a poor lot in it. Th been located on this land $500n v easy payments, ham. PLAINVIEW—Choico lots &till for salo in this popular addition at fair prices, on easy puy- ments, PRATT'S SUBDIVISION — Acro lots southwoest Hanscom Park, very desirable ground, selling at $65 per lot. BARKALOW PLACE=Theso lots are the chenp- cst for sale on Leavenworth st. Price $500 to $000, on puyments to suit. ANEs, 1500 Farnam St CArLand see for yourself tho chanees for safo investment offéred. Romember, Omaha's growth is solid and lasting. Property will con- tinue to advance, Buy now and mike the ad- vance, ANES, 1509 Farnam St, b -Paulsen & Co., 1513 Farnam st, tract of land has Belt Line depot has Lots sell for $400 to See Oak Chat- Ime SALE Loton & 20th st 140x150, with house, cistorn, celldy, fenced, near ear line, only £3,0001 halt calsh, bulance at§ per cent, A good burgain. 5 neres, fenced Jot, §f 16th st, noar ear line, excellent location, $5,008, Very cheap. S00X140 feet, withtwo-story almost new house, near St. Mary's ave,, $9,000, A chance to muke money Lot in Hickory pince. south frent, good 4-room house, cistern, stublo, etc., $1,400—&00 cash, balance on monthly payments. Lot in Bogrs & Hill's 24_ndd noar Farnam st, with T-room housel §2175—8500 cash, bulancd onvery casy terms, . Corner lot 9)x173 pn Humilton—splendid loca- tion, southesst frout, (with very substantinl -room brick house, stable for §horses, well, oiste rn, 5,000, 22 feet on 13th bet. Harney and Howard, east front. with lurgo 2story buildings; rent $85 per month, £9.00. 2choice lots lofe in Paulson’s add. ots in Clark Place at $550. 2 ehoico lots in Pelham add, $50), casy Paulsen & Co., 1513 Farnam st 7 0om now IOR SALE—By Potter & Conb, 1515 Farnam 1lot in West End and at 100, 210ts in S} add at §725 oach. A fow choice lots in Marsh's at $1,500 ench, Lot 66x134 on 13th, 3 blocks from pavement, only $1500. Fine acre in Gelse's add, §1600. 2 of the cheapest lotsin ' Plainview, each, OR SALE_1 only £13 i) acre lot, & z0od G-room hotse, ables, ous venworth, This is n first Ate invests Rooms 2 and 25, Withnell block. 0 JPLENDID Douglas county stock farm, 45, acres.d orchards: fine fmproved farm, 240 large amount timber, cheap. Boll &'Mc- Canalish, 1411 Dodgo st. 4 ORSAL fow g0od lots m_Hillside No, port. and Chicago sis., ol one on Dave Potter & Cobb, 1515 ) ench, nam st. [IOR SALE—Choice 5 or 10 acre tracts, 4 miles southwost from court house, 1 milos from Junction of U. P, Ky. and Belt Line, und 1 milo Trom Stock Yards. ~ Lies well; all under cultiva. it 1 bo bought for $175 and $200 if Cheapest property in vi Pottor & 515 Farnam st. IORSALE—A two story, 22x30, frame build ing, suitablo for o storo, noar 10th and Far- namsts. Applyat this office, U7 AND SF KERS, ATTENTION—For full Aparticulars about freo and choap lands in Westorn Nobraska addross Thos, C. 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Fi gic Ointment cures as by imples, Black Heads or Grubs, and Eruptions on the face, leaving the skin clearand beautiful. ~ Also cures Iteh, alt Rbeum, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, and Old Obstinate Uleers, Sold by druggists, or mailed on receipt of 50 conts. Retailed by Kuhn & Co., and Schrooter & Becht. At wholesale by C.'F. Goodman. D Where Rent is Cheap. Toxas Siftings: T'wo wretched looking tramps were brought up before a Texas justice of the peace. Addressing the worst looking one the justice asked: “Where do you live?" “Nowhere.” “And where do you live?” said the jus- tico, nddressing the othor “I've got the room above him.” praing, burns, bruises and scalds are each healed by St. Jacobs Oil. Fifty cents, i At the request of the mayor the d gists of Fitchburg (Mass.) haye ag not to sell cigars, confectionery or sos water on Sunday ‘The most eflicacious stimulants to excite the llu'lim are Angostura Bitters, pre- ]ulrl'(l by Dr. J. G, B. Siegert & Sons. Be- ware of counterfeits, Ask your grocer or druggist for the genuine article, —— ‘When the hour is struck in Mandalay the watchmen still announce: “By the favor of the kingit issuch and such o’'clock.” The “Favorite Prescription” of Dr, Pierce cures ‘‘femule weakness” and kindved affections. By druggists. g Mrs. Clara Fisher Maeder, who fifty- five years ago and more was well known a pleasing commedienne, is now, at the age of 75, playing in the southwest with much of her youthful charm and grace. e The Root of the Evil. To thorougzhly cure scrofula i essary to strike dircetly at theroot of the evil. ~ This is exactly what Hood's S parilla does, by acting upon the blood, thoroughly cleansing it of all impurities, 1d leaving not even a taint of seroful in the vital fluid. Thousands who have been cured of serofula by Hoods Sarsay rilia, tostify to its wonderful blood-purify- ing qualitii Sold by all druggists. et i i During the last twenty years peers or the relatives of peers in England have held office as follows: Dukes, 520; ma quises, 626; earls, 8,390; viscounts, 963; barons, 2,492—total, 7,001. PR Ui I For beanty, for comfort, for improvement of the skin, use only Pozzini’s powder, shoms Uit e ioorge Leib, a colored carpenter of Savannah, Ga., fell backward from a thivd-story scaffolding the other day, turned o complete somersault, struck squarely on his feet, looked around to sce if any one was hurt, and quietly climbed back to his work. e The soft glow of the tea rose is acquired by the ladics who use Pozzoni’s powder. il 2 A Philadelphia physician fastens his lantern on his horse’s breast on dark nights so that the light is thrown forward, where it 18 most needed. -~ “For real mert,”1 says one of the most celebrated Prima Donnas, “B. H. 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To the people of Nebrasks, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, [daho Nevada,Oregon, Washington and California it offers superior advantages not possible by any other line Among a few of the numerous points of supe- riority enjoyed by the patrons of this road be- tween Omuba_and Chicugo, are its two trains o diy of DAY COACHES which arc the finest that w art and ingenuity can create. 1ts PAL EPING CARS, “whicn are models of wunce. 1ts PARLOR DRAWING i L unsurpassod by any, and its wido- Iy celel d PALATIAL DINING CARS, tue equal of which caniiot be found clsewhore, At Council Blutfs the trains of tho Union Pace £ic Ry. conu jon Depot with thoso of the Ry. InChicaga the ke close conncction with ROOM CA cin Toronto , Bai- Indianupolis, w York, Philadeipl ru Montresl, Boston, nd all points i the ll;‘!hléli"k\\;nflh‘]h‘:'l‘on 6 tioket gent fc . 1£ you wish the best desoimodations. Alltickot SRS GH e vis s llue g grarg, Goneral Muqngor o Gou. Fash. Agedt, DAILY COMMERCIAL REVIEW. Now York Dispatches Construed asa Trick to Break Wheat. SERVE TO HARDEN THE MARKET. ctuating Prices That Fail to Reach 87c—Other Speculative Commo- @ties Dull-Good Feeling in Lave Stock—General, CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET. CurcAco. Feb, 24.—|Special Telegram.) Wiear—Wheat opened this morning with the local scalping crowd bearish. May sold down from 865¢¢ to 855c before 12 o'clock, Wwith occasional reactions, the report about 11 o'clock that five boats had been taken in New York having quite a bracing effect, ‘The bull element received quite a severe set back, however, the exchange being sudd enly flooded with dispatehes from New York, all couched in the same language, to the effeet that the twenty-one boat loads bought for export yesterday by Nightingale had been ordered resold at any vrice, and that the market there had broken on the news going out. That way of doing business was denounced s very reprehensible by the crowd, and free selling followed. Not a few, however, expressed the belief that the pretended order to sell was a trick to break the market to enable exporters to buy more property at cheaper figures, 1t was the prevalence of this dount as to the location of the little joker that gave sustaining power to the market. It was noticed that there was good| buying by the strong speculas tive and connmission houses all through the day, and the floor broke and seemed to have plenty to do, The general distrust with which the Nightingale reselling intelligence was received deepened, and the mark e ened, the close for May being S6%;¢, a recov- ery from the bottom of 5e. Cables closea dull, and according to most of the private cables weak, though there was a conflict of testimony on that point. MiNonr GrarNs—Corn and oats were dull and without change in prices or conditions. ProvistoNs—Provisions were sluggishand the market had a suggestion of languid weakness about it. Trading was too light, lowever, to develop drift citlier way, and the price of tho product was without important fuctuation, ArTERN0ON BoARD—Wheat was stronger on the afternoon board until nearly the clos May selling up to $6%@s6ife, from which point the market rapidly recoded to Soige, where it rested at the close. The other com- modities were not materially changed in price. 2:45 p. m,—Puts on May, 855@s55{c; calls, 865e, sellers. Chandler-Brown OCo.'s Report. The following report of Chicago's specula- tive markets is furnished the Ber by W. P. Peck, Omaha representative of Chandler- Brown Co,, of Chicago and Milwaukee: Cables quoted wheat firmbut quiet. Weath- er clear and warm. A majority of the crowd were uncertain at the opening but inclined to take the short side. Ream bought quite heay- ily. Ourprivate cables were very strong, showing a good continental demand. It was stated that Sawyer bought twenty and Clews twenty-five loads of May for foreign account. New York reported thirteen loads taken for exportup to 12 o'clock. May wheat opened ats62¢e, sold to 86Ke, then reacted to 86ige, from which point it sold to 85%c. finally closing at 862{c at 1 p, m. Corn—Quiet at about yesterday’s figures, Oats—Weak and quict. Provisions—Featureles: 2:30 p. m.—Wheat firm, May selling to 865¢c and finally closing aboutthe same asat 1 p. m. New York reported twenty-one loads taken in all for export, Corn, Oats and Provi- sions, unchanged. OPTIONS. -soysty April... May June CoRN— February. . March April.. May 0TS February. Murch..© 10905 | 10 95 1105 February March ... ial Telegram. |— ‘I'he dressed beefl men and a good many of the shippers were out early and ap- peared to be quite anxious for gogd cattle, Salesmen asked considerably higher prices. ‘Their rates were 10¢ higher on all good, use- ful, fat cattle, Handy fat steers were in good demand, and some good to prime shipping cattle sold well, Rough and iean, 1200 to 130) 1b cattle were plentiful, and they sold at barely steady prices. ‘I'here was an immense volume of bnsiness done, Doubtless buyers, especially dressed beel men, are hustling to getas much beef on hand as possible be- fore freight rates advance, Shipping steers, 1550 to 1500 1hs, $4.5065.60; 1200 to 1350 Ibs, $4.00@5,00; 950 L0 1200 1bs, $3.7004.70, Hoas—"The market was active and pr o big ¢ higher than at the close yesterday. Prime to choice heavy went up again to $4.50 @4.60, and packing sorts at $4.25@1.40, with odds and endsselling at $4.00@1.15. Packing and shipping, 250 to 450 1bs, $4,50(24,00, FIN: New York. Feb. 24,—Moxi easy at 115(@ per cent. Prist MERCANTILE PAPER—4@5 per cent., STERLING EXCHANGE—Steady and un- changed at $4.5735 {01 sixty days, aud $4.50} for demand. GoVERNMENTS—Dull but strong, Srocks—With two or three excoptions stocks were dull, but prices were generally firm to strong, There was active trading in Lackawanna and Reading. ~ Erle preferred stowed very decided strength late in the day, closing with & gain of 13§ per cent, The rest of the usually active It is pretty cvenly di- vided between advances and deelines, Lake Shore, N Central, Pacitiec Mail, Toxns & I e, and Westerii Union are all unchanged, atter fluctuations of less than 1 per cent, BTOCKS ON WALL #1 g gent bonds... 100:7 01 New 4's.. Pacitic 6's of " Central Pacific 0 & : ref c,B&Q YA -On call, preteried SL P &O.., 1" hreterria, {Texds Pacifi proforie {lixiois Central LB&EW.... Kansas & Texas. LakeShore 85 * Union Pacifie L&N.. 43 W, SL L. & 1P Mich. Ceniral... %2 preferred. . Mo, Pacitic. ... 110 |Wesiern Union. Northern Pae... 264 0. L. & N... preterred...” 551 #EX: PRODUCK. - Little w flour 44044 Wisconsin, 4 504 at, . $5. 70 Uhicago, Feb, 24.—Flour doing; winter wheat Southern, $4.00@4.651 410; Michigan soft spring. wh 4.00; Minnesota bakers’, $3.50@4.5: pat- ents, 84,65@5.00; low grades, £3,00@5.05. Wheat—Active but ruled Tower; opened a shade weaker, rallied 'ge, declined 1¢, rallied a trifle again,’ ruled easy and advanced Sce, i closed ¢ under vesterday . S1ig@ ;‘;e for cash; S1'je for March; 864 @%6%c for May. Corn—Dull and weak; ruled_about K@le Tower and closed steadjer; s@3se for cashy 3@ for February: silge for March: 40% @#0ce for May. Oats-Dull and lowers h: g0 for Februar Rye Barley Whisky—$1.16, Timothy—Stronger; prime, 81.80@1.00, Flaxseod—Tame and weaker; No. 1 cashy $1,10 rk—Moderately active and steady { $10.00 @10.95 for cash; $10.9:1¢(010.05 for February and March: 11125,@11.15 for May, Lard—Steady : 88,03 for cash, Februa March; $6.123gh.15 for M BulkMeats—Shoulder 5@1,00; short cloar, §5,505,85: short ribs, $5,455,50, Butter—Ordinary to fancy creamery, 14@ e good to fine dairy, 10, Cleese—Steady am cheddars, 94@ 101 young Americas, 11@li}g; skims, good, 4@nc, Egizs—10@1714e, Hides—Green, 7ci heavy green salted, fully cured, Se: light, Sige; bull hides, e} dry salted, 194e; dry flint, 18@Me: calf sking, 10@130. Tallow—No. 1 country, 4ic; 3 cake, 43{; v and 0. 2 coun- Receints, Shipments, 0 8,000 15,000 272,000 99,000 3,000 Flour,bbls, ...... Wheat, bu. Corn, bu Oats. bu Rye,bu... Barley, bu. 10,000 New York, Feb, 24, —Wheat—Receipts 17005 exports, 110,000; cash opened but closed stronger: good_export demand; ungraded red, ®@$1.00; No, 2 red, 93¢ f2 0. by, e afloat; March closing at e, rn—Spot higher but less active: options unsettled s receipts, 568,000; exports, 50003 ungraded, 49@5sc; No. 5, 45 @400 No, 3, 533c in elevator; March elosing at 50%e, Oats—Dull; receipts, 87,0003 exports, 1,200 mixed western, 37'5@40c; 'white western, 40 @idige, Petroleu refined, 8. Eggs—Dull and heay; ages: western, 2 I'*!Ik*—t{ui('! Lard -\ $0.2006,51, Dull and weak; western, 12@33c; Elgin creamery, 3k 3 Cheese—Steady but quict; western flat, 7 @hiye. Louis, Fob. 24 —Wheat—Quiet and No. 9 red, cash, %; Mareh, 927c; ¢ bid., Firm; united closed at 0o, ocelpts, 2,400 pack- $10.50@10.75 for old; am spot, $6.821¢ 3 Mareh, 2 mixed, cash, 3@ 1ge bid, dy and unchanged; cash, 207¢o: Marel, 50c asked Rye—Nominally'at 60, Whisky—$1.10, Pork—Steady at $11.20@11. Lard—Nominally at $5.90. Butter—Steady ;" creamery, 24@50c; dairy, 18@4e. Afternoon Board—Wheat—Steady and @ 2 mixed, Lay, SLige. v and a shade lower, and ge lower, . 24, —Wheat--Closed active: cash, 9314 Corn—St Liverpool, Feb, 21, —Wheat—0fered mod- erately; new No. # winter avd spring, steady at s Flour—Supply good ; market steady at 8s 2d. Corn—Supply good; spot and February, firm at 45 3d; March and April, firm at 4s 234U, New Orleans, Ieb, 24,—Markets gen- erally easier but not quotably lowes Corn—Steady at 47(@4se, Oats—Easier at 38, Corn Meal—Quiet at $2.15. }(o' Products—Dull and a shade lower, York—$11.5 Lard 41 long clea Kansas City, Feb, 24, —Wheat—Weaker; cash, 72 bid, e asked ; April, 70¢ bid, T655¢ asked; May, 795 @79} Corn—\Weaker; cash 98¢ asked; March, .rMI" bid, 29¢ a! May, slgc bid, lige asked Minneapols, #ob,2t,—Wheat—Sfeady and i pood_demand; No. 1 hard, cash Mareh, 8Siges April, 90e; May, 091¢ northern, N sy tents, §4.80 1 Flour—Firm; patents, §4.80@4.85; J $5,80(a+4.10. ot i Ibake Treceipts—Wheat, 181,000 bu Shipments—Wheat, 7,000 bu; flour, bbls, Milwaukee, Feb. 2(—Wheat— Woaky My, 83¢: June, 8 12,000 amo: No.'2, b07¢e. Steady; mess pork, cash and Mareh, $10.90; May, $11.10. Cincinnati, Feb. 24.—Wheat—Strong and higher; No, 2 red, 95@ic, Corn™-Quiet but firm; No. 3 mixed, 85, Oats—Iirm; No. 2 mixed, 52, Rye—Quiet; No. 2, 65 Barley=-Duil; extra Pork—Eusy at $11, Lard—Duil at €59 Whisky—Quiet at $1.10, LIVE STOCK. Chicago, Feb, 24.—The Drovers’ Journal reports. Jattle er; shi 3 spring, B3@sse. Receipts, 5,000; active and 10¢ high- pping steers, $3.70@5,60; stockers and fecders, 32.90@4.40; " cows, bulls and mixed £1.60@3,90; bulk, 82.75: slop-fed, §3.50@4.60, Hogs—Receipts, 22,0007 strong and H@10c higher; rough and mixed, $4.0004.50; pack- ing and shipping, $4.5064.60; light, ' $3.50@ 3150 Skcips, 95 903,70, Sheep—Iteceipts, 4,400; st $2.004.50; Texuns, §2,00@ St. Lonis, Feb,24,—Cattlo—Receipts, 1,100; shipments, 7003 market active, strong and 10¢ higher; choice shipping and export steers, £4,00@5, common 1o good, $4.00@1.50 sheers, $3.25@4.35; cows and hel 3 stockers and feeders, $3.75@4, 20 Recei 6,000; shipments, 1,000 market active closing be higher butchers’ best heavy, $4,25@5.005 mixed pi ing, $3.006@4,20; fight, $3.75@4.15, Kansas Oity, Feb, 24.—Cattle—Recelpts, 1,400; shipments, none; shipping and butc ers’ and feeding steers stronger and higher butehers’ cows, strong and a shade higher; exporters, $5.10, common o choice shipping, $4.00@505; stockers and feed $5.25@4,10; cows, $2,40(w3,50, Hogs—Receipts, 9,000; shipments, 5,000; active and 5e higher; good to choice, $4.00@ 4.20; common to medium, $3.70@3,95; skips and pigs, $2.505,65, OMAHA LIVE STOOK, Wednesday Evening, Feb, 24, T'he cattle market was a little more active to-day, and a few fat cattle changed hands’ as well as butchers’ stock. Steers averaging 1,200 to 1 §4.10@4.50; averaging 1,1 450, Choice young cows and b demand at $5.00@d.50, The how market was not as active and was lower. There weroa good many course and rough’ hogs that were not very inviting to the buyer “There we w sheep offered on the mar- ket which sold readily at fair prices, Sheep 10 100 1bs. are quoted at $2.°5@ 125 Ihs., £5.50@~.00. Chioize, weli-fatted sheep sell uickly, as cliolco sheep are scarce in this market, ng; natives, lers are in RECEIPTS, tle sese 4 B 100 SENTATIVE SALLS, NATIVE STEERS, r. No, Ay, r, L1287 §4.25 1402 440 Tr,