Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 27, 1886, Page 2

© M. Omsha Bmployment SPECIAL NOTICE Advertisements under this head 10 cents per Iine for the first insertion. 7 eonts for essh subsequent insertion,and £1.5¢ a line per month, No navertisement taken for less than 2 cents, Bovon words will bo oounted to the line; they mustran consecutively and mustbo paidin ad. yanoe. All advortisoments m st be handed in before 2 o'clock p. m., And under no circum- #tancos will they bo taken or discontinued by televhone, Partics advortising In these colamne and hav- fng the answers addreased 1n oare of Tir Dee, will plense nsk for check to enable them to got their letters, as none will be delivered except on presentation of check. All Answers to adver: tisoments should bo encloged in envelopes. TO LOAN-MONEY. L ONEY to lonn on morteage scourity. Real ostata and commorcial papor bought wd J. H. Freedman, care Soman, Tiros., 108 202mh N ol N. 18th st 500,000 to loan on bueiness and residence D property in eums of §1,00 and upwnrds, Ames, 1507 Farnam st. 505 ONEY TO LOAN on horses, wagons, fur- niture, watohes, without remoyal. Terms sy, C.J Caswell,' Room 19, Tron Bank Bufld. g, 12%th And Farnai:. Tako elevator. 080-mhi* 180,000 to loan on_city residence property D Geo, W. Day, 1509 Farnim. 287 P[0 LOAN-Money in any amount, On Al clussos of Eecnrity. Short time JoAns on real estate. Tong time loans on real estato. Money to loan on chattels. Money to lonn on enlliterals, Money to loan on any good security. Terma ensy. time to suit. Apply ot the Omaha Financial Exchangs, Tiarker's buflding, SW corner of @ Fifteonth and Farnam sts. upstairs 253 ONEY T0 LOAN on fmproyed and unfin- proved city property. Cunningham & Brennan, 1511 Dodge strect. 250 ONEY for everybody! You can borrow money on furniture, horses, Wagons, planos, etock of all kinds, dinmonds and fine watches on your own time, ' Payments received At any time, and interest rediced pro rata. Property left in your own_ possession. Terms Jow ns the lowest. Call and #co me. Business confidential. Nondvantago taken, W. R. Croft, Room 4, Withnell's Now Building, Northenst cor: ner 15th and Harney, 20 Roal ONEY TO Estato and Loan agents, 1505 I' ONEY TO LOAN-On good gecnritics. A McGavock, room 7 Redick Block, 1509 Farnam it jMo Y O LOAN—On roal ostato and chat- tels. D, L. Thomas, M ONEY TO LOAN—Tn aums of £200 and up- wards on firstclass ronl estate security. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam St. 20 ONEY LOANED at C. F. Reed & Co's. Loan office, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons pereonal property of alf Kinds and ull Gther ar- fclos of value, without removal. 319 . 1ith, over Binvham's Commission store. All bug- iness strictly confidontal. i BUSINESS CHANCES —Lounch counter doing a good < good reasons for sclling. Apply at 314 8. 15th st 883-1% OR SAT. Fine buginess corner on Farnam st., SI2Z500 for a fow days. Big burgain. ico & Moore, nam, i old_cstablished enstorn vith from £5,000 to £15,000 g n branch fobhing Partnor may bo silent or but must be of undouhted standing in ‘ory way. Principlos only who have tho moans nd disposifion to act promptly may address 27, Beo Ofice, giving full name and » 0721 OR SALE-—Rakery and lunch &tand in town of about 800 inhabitants: chance for a good baker. Tnquire of Kopp, Dreibus & Co., 1106 Farnam st. 8874 OR SALE—The stock and fixturcs of a ood paving drug store in o thriving town on main line of Chicazo & Northwestern railrond. “Forther puiteulnrs and torms inquire of or ad- dross M. B. Lowis, Dow City,Crawford Co. Towa. OR SALE—A general stook of merchundise, will fnvoice nhout $10.006. To any party un: “derstanding the dry goods and grocors { ness. lroken Bow 18 tho hest point in_ the stat A willrent or scll _the buil ing. Building, two Hloors 100x22 feot. . 8. Lolr, Broken Bow. Nob. mh2 I Ot AL EGrommary wil heap, on | T ey terms, to anyone who will run it the coming season. 0. M. Carfor, Ashiand, Neh VW ANTED—To oxchangn for stock of hard: ware and goneral merchandiso, 560 nores of fine Thayer Co., Neh,, land: 5 lots in Gonon, Nob.. reod storo builline Mest_cornen): good @woiling (hest loontion) fn Fssex, In., nlso 8) acros 14 mile from town of Bssox, Tn., soeded in bine erass, For furthor particulars address John Linderholm Central City’ Nebraska. 655 £ millinery zoods A hirr bargrain for some For fur- 622 in splondid Joention. ©one as a Jiboral disconnt will o given. DR SAL ‘0 in A g0od livetown: o first rate Ioeation for a physieinn, Capitai required about £2,8M. Now buildine and cloan mock. Address or call on H. Moses & Co., Val- entino, Neb, B3mehs LOST. OST—0n tho greon o going north from 4 Cass st., about 5 p. m. Monday, curvency. The finder’ will o rewarded by re- turning tho swme to- Mrs. Torroll, 1624 Cl REAL ESTATE. TF YOU have property to soll or exchanee, 1igt it with C.J. Caswell & Co., Room 19, Ne- raska National Tiank Buflding. B2mh - ~ STOVE REPAIRS. Xawe ITE W. C. Metznor Stove Repair Co.. 111 South 4th 8t. hetween Dodge and Douglas. _MISCELLANEOUS. T ADIES inwant of good eirls ean bo sup: plied by calling at tho Omaha_Employment Bureau, 120 Furnum St. - Tolophone No. 4% A JLADIES in want of good domestio help ean be supplied by calling on the Omaha Eme loyment Office, Hoom 4, Bushmun's Bloc) Morriso: (')lun-:n your flour and feod by 147, Nenl & Conrad, 1413 Dodgo st TOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS, OB SALE- A splendid square piano, ns good as new, of ono of the bost manufactirors in the country, Hus cost$60). Will bo sold ut & Jow flguro. To bo seon at my oftice, No. 604 8, I°th St. Charles Brandes. 890-27% F(m SALE—Vurniture and choap. Address C 2, Boo Oftice, loase of hote R34-20% ure nearly new, [QOR SALYE £ B2-g* 1714 Califc JANTED—German-Ameriean lady clerks. Yxperienced hands in dry goods ppLY to FANTED.-Competant girl in family of threo | WA R e Semperont T " TANTED—First Class dining room g and aleo some good cooks. Hoom 4 Hush: man block. Mrs, J. W, Morrison. Lus WANTED_Ginl, age 11 to 10 for light hovse- work, 535 Pleasant st. BT8-2T w York Dry Gooas Store. “' ANTED—A girl to do general housework, § pop wock to eood girl. Apply at_on &, 1, Uor. #1st and Leavenworth st &9 "wo_first-class girls—Ono o1, the other for second work; sist preferred. Mrs. Wm, Preston, 21st and Howard, for for gonoral house- W ANTED—Good girl for gencral Mrs, A. P. Tukey, 241 Chicag, Yusework b WARTED—A nurse girl. Inquire at 162 Dougls streel, Ellmhi* WANTED - Active lndy ngonts to sell our combinod walst and corset. Fe gddress Jnckson Corsct. Co, Hox A W o privats o on places given free.;call at Nobraska B went agency, 119 16th streot, cor Capitol Al yours old to_tak old; German preforred. V TANTED—Good re of child 14 yoars 432 Convent st. rls for gencral house- work, Room 4 Bushman Block, 16th nnd Douglas 450 ANTED—Girl for general housework. quire at 107 South 14th st. 35 WANTED—MALE KELP. o TANTED—Man to do genoral ropairing. The W. C. Motzner Stove Repair Co., 111 S lith 00 streo VVANTED—Ono or two first.class hands to work on a fruit farm and garden. ! m. ployment by the year will be given to a com- ctent and indusirious man with . family. Touse will be furnished. Address L. A. Will- iams, Glenwood, Iowa. 83026+ WANFED Tmmedintely, a_first-class winto barbor: wazos, $17 per’ wook; pormancnt employment: none but first-class need apply. Writo or tolograph to Louis O, Bayer, North Platte, Neb, LI o “v,fin' 1ith ‘ ANTED—Energetic mon to soll household articles. ¥ yor diy and upward. C. H. Whitman, 1 t. Lincolu, 4TI WANTED—Agents, 206N, 16th st. V D—Agents and salesman, reot. 1 nr s VWANTED—A first-class galesman to ropro- senta well ostablished houso to the drug trade, either exclusively or n connection with gome other line. Address P. O. Box 1488, N. Y. 22630 SITUATION WANTED. VW ANTED-—Situaticn by young martied man of steady habits: anything honorable of references: is used to tho care of hor L P. E., Bee Composing room. 940- VWANTED-§2100 to 50.00—Partnor with capital from £20,000 to $30,000 in the lum- ber business out west, running lines of lumber yards. State amount’ of capitul, and If_nctive puriner ornot- Address H. A. Calland, Buffalo Gap, Dak, 8884 W ANTED—Situation by & good hookkoopor and jest of | reforences et bo ven vg * and ability.can commence address O. 31, Heo office. §76-26¢ VWANTED-Situation by young lady 18 typo writor; can furn'sh machine if necessary. Address €, 32 Boo_ off 2 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. VWANTED—A first class Durber, (o rent ut once a shop in a first class _country town. For further information, enll ut 205 8. 13th &t. address Box 13 Superior, Neb. 903 ‘VAN’I‘EI)—H(-HG, wagon and_harness suit- able for delivery purposes. Inquire Room 20, Omaha N 2 900-27 "ANTE] Se Write S.. 423 N. 15t] VVANTED—To Rent—I wish to rent for ono or two yoars u good 10-room dwelling; must be in good repair and good locality. -~ Ad: dress H. ¥. Cady, caro Chioago Lumber Co. W ANTED—Two rooms and board for gen- tloman, wife and daughter, convenient to Tarnam st, cast. Address C 25, Bee Offie ANTE >—Parties noodir It or wells “r:( NTED_T writer. J. B, Haynes & Co.. Omnhn. 85 FOR RENT—HOUSES AND LOTS. NOTC RENT—Gro0m Cotnec, - nin st, P. J. Creedon, tional Bank Building. OR RE: unfurnished. T—A 6-room cottag Inquire 530 8. OR RENT—5-roomed house, and fur niture v arm: bouse, T and 4 room good chance for country rosi- 119 N. 15th, 800 story b roc barn, fruit, etc dence, E.F. Ringe; OR T desirablo flats on Howard Street over 1015 with all modorn {m- provements. A splendid location to rent fur- nished rooms. Omaba Real Estate and Loan Co., Rooms 22 and 23, Withnell Block. 78 For R) don farm. 300 S, 11th St 20 VORRENT—New cot st. C.A. Baldwin. S0m house, ith & 1}5':3115 0, 8 rooms, on 8. 10th P OI RENT—House of 8 rooms 2d_and Har noy St. Inguiro of Mount & Grilfin 213 8 11th Btreot el OR BENT_Threo housos of 10, 6 and & rooms ench. J. Poipps ki 0 FOR RENT—-ROOMS, OB RENT—Nicoly furnished rooms. No. 111 South 15th. 904 Four NT—Furnished or_unfurnished, two elogant rooms, heated, two blocks from street car. Apply 2513 Dodgo. B Form NT~Four unfurnished rooms snita- Dble for lght housckeeping: % blocks from court houso on asonable. Address K; i [ T—A pleasant octagon front aleove s, bath, hot andeold wator, heatod by steam. Terms reasonable, 211 B, 230 stroot near Farnam. 80 OR RENT—Front room with board_for two gontlomen at 1416 Howard st. 733 (YOR RENT— nioely furnished rooms with or without board. 520 Pleasant st 115mh1% OR RENT-Riccly furnished rooms, with heat, gas and bath; also first-class’ tablo board: best of reforences given and ro 1514 Do 1o st. FO® BALE-HOU| DR SALE~Splendid improved farm 16 miles rom Omaha, on Military rond, near school and posiofiice, 6 miles trom Elkhorn station, only £5 an nore. 150 nere fine farm 10 m all fmprovemonts, 85, Cuming o part improved; good buildin, £25 an nore; easy te ma. Cass County, fine farm of 081180 brokeen ping Wa 0} easy terms art Omaha real estate, arrick County. 160 acres, vart improved; a cheap place at $15 An acce: oasy torms, Lincoln County, largo amount of fine farm- ing land at v §0 per acre. AW chioice quarter sections at from Omaha, with iq cnsh, 5 neres near the town of &M. R R., only 85 per acr ing for 819 to 817 v Stop PO T R mer; only 85 per psper Connty Elsvood on the I will &oll this s Custer County, 1§20 acres ne will run through 1t this sur nere, 515 miles enst of Council Bluffs we have one of the finost farms in lown; all improved, exce lent buildings: a vory cholce piece of property At $50 an koro, And many others toc numerons to mention. Call_and’ sce our list of all kinds of realt many bargains in city property: cheap subur- ban lots on engy payments, ¢to, Btockdale & “llll('fll‘l' 11 Lodge st. ALE—10) ncres in oity limits of Kear- at n barenin, and on good terms. Ad- 1. M. Woolman, U, P. Town Lot Agent, Junction, Colorado. 811mh24 AL ne, dress Denve OR SALE—Full cornar on Farnam, 66x132, §12500. Grabam Creighton Block. 836 OR SALE—Lots tothe west of town, near Farnam st. and Lowe ave,, in Potter's add., safeand profitable investment at §50) and $600 each. Potter & Cobb 1515 Farnam st. 860 JPOR SALE—House and barn, cor. 25th and Califor 620,28 QOR SA Saundors ., & bargain. Himebaugh's add very cheap, Houses and lots inall parts of the eity. Tmproved and unim- roved land for salo or trade. R. R, Ball, 1.2 N, 5th st. 8i4m {OR SALE- 2 acres, improved, 1 milo west of water works roorvoir on Military road, 813 ‘or price and terms, address P, 0, Box 410, room house and lot on 4 ncre lots in D OR SALE—Smuil new stor €20, Iice Offico. room. Address 815 ost, best and roporty near JATTERSON PARK is the choapest addition; no_ acro Omahi o cheap a8 this—3 30 per ncre. First tloor, Iron Dank Building. Patter son. 516 ow_elezant mol . V. Smith's add, OR SALE—Three fine lots in 2t $800 enchi. Tottor & Cobb, 1515 Farnam. OR SALE—§1800—3 lots, new 4-room house, burn_and well, Walnut Hill add,— Rico & Moore, 1222 Furnam. JOR SALE—[ots in Lowe's 1st addition, south fronts, casy terms, only §500. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam st. 851 n OR SALE-—S) acres fine land 414 miles from postoltice: §150 por nere if sold at once. 1. 1. Ringer, 119 15th streot. 810 J7 OB SALE_Tiost 5.nore tracts In the marxket, only §200 por acre. Inquire about them! Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam. 858 OR BALE oflice, house and s Tukey, 1304 Farnam st. -16 ncres, 314 miles from post- able; easy terms. l C. PATTERSON, Real Estate, 1224 Far- « nam—Houses, cottages, lots, suburban and resident, forsale for cnsh or on monthly payments, in'all partsof tho city. Callo orad- dress R. 0. Patterson, 1224 Farrinim. 805 IOR SALE—House and lot, 20th street, ju Y Furnam; house ronts for §17 por month ),on easy terms. Rice & Moore, 1222 F: nam, TIOR SALE—By W. T Graham, Croighton Block. Lot on Piorco St. 60x163, 1,100, Lot in West Oniaha ndd., $70, Fine corner near Saunders St., $1,600. 20X140 8k, 21,000, Lots in_Hanssom Pince, 870, Good loton Virginia ave., $900. Corner lot and next one'to i ench §1,500. Two10t8 on Georgin ave, one blockfrom Leay enworth, both €3,00. 20 lots fn Kilby ndd., ench 300, Good house, -rooms, North Omaha, §2,000, House 7-rooins, Geoxiin ave., 53,000, 8plendid_cottago, 5rooms on 23rd St. Leavenworth, §2 Fine house on 8. Iits St 32x 132 near Nicholas St., for short time, £2,500. ORSALE—Acre lofs, Gise's add., only 31,500 Pottor & Cobb, 1515 Farnam. 867 Georgla ave., near 200, liouse property s ORSALE—5 ncros, with house, barn, 1% ncres grapo vines, 4 noro of rasplorrics, horse, hnrnes: nd wagro 1 mile west of Fort Omaha, alifor$1,500; §1,200 cash, balance to suit purchaser: must be sold before the Tth of furch. Inquire on promises. Suml D, Jones T I8Tme* VOR SALE—10 acre tract 4 miles west of e office, §135 por acre. Rico & Moore, 12 Farnun 27 OR SALE--On easy torms, 10 lots in Hans- com Place from $300 to §1,60) ench. Lot on Plonsant st., with doublo hotiso, 10 rooms each with all modern improvoments: rents for §110 per month, $11,000, ' Lots in. West Cuming from 010 §450 each. Corner lot, Prospoct Place, Dirgafn. Corner lot, Shinn's_ a0 gdd., bargnin’ C. J. Caswell & Co., Koom 19, Tron Bunk. 774 OR SALE—Tots just south of the park in Clark Placo £550 éach, on casy torms, Pot- tor & Cobb, 1515 Farnum. ) OR SALE—Soveral dosirablo busincss lots on 16th 8t., and business and rosidence lots in all parts of'tho city. Also warehouso, hotel and farm property. HOUses to rent, Property shown free of charge anlalarge list to seloct from at prices ranging from £250 to £10,000. Par- ties desiring to invest should look over our list and prices bt-foro buying, —Correspondence & licited and information about tho city frocl iyen, Omatin Real Estato & Loun Co., Room 3, Witlinell Block, Omaha. 27 D OR SALE—$15000—Inside business propoer- y. Call for particulars on Rice & Moore, 22 Farnam, B0-21 oK saL —A fow of the hest 1ot In W ud, nt 8600 each, Potior & Cobb, 1 nam si. TOE SALE Lund—tmproved stock —rarm, 1360 neres, Merrick Co,, one of the best in the stato. 3,600 weres bottom land in Sarpy Co., 815 per act 400 acrea noar Council Bluffs, $50 per acre. 1,600 aeros o I n Co., $ per ncre. B. F. Ringer, 119 N. 1ith st. 38 JORSALE Arbor P Moore, 1222 2lots, 5 room b onse, good barn, udd,, 81,850; burgaln. Rice & Farnamw 8124 §1,000 willvay a good paving hurnss bus D noss. The otily house of tho kind in the town. Good reason for selling. For particulars ad- dress C 15, Boe Office, T08-26° OR SALE-20 lots, Kilby a ensy terms X §500. " Grabun, Creighton Block. L) 0R SA frosh miloh cows. Cor. 13th and Martha, South Omaba, Waison's. g-(m SALE—Or trado—One soda fountal nearly new. A good eha call upou or address D, M bth st. OR SAVE-5 or 6 hoad of good work hor also u lot of househiold farniture, ete. jouser-Busch Rrowing Association, 9th itol ave. M. Keating, Agont. T4mh13 POR SALE—Or sule, 1 top buggy, bran new ; 1 phuoton top bugiy and 1 plattorm spring Wagon. Inquire at Hospe's Musio Storo, 319mhe Jromsars-s par, 1 An- and A gravel. Frank. 2 S 180N n sash wnd 00 16th st. 10 F, D, Mead 295, WANTED-FEMALE HELP. “M.\'nén;—A F00d_girl for genoral houso - coo) work in family of 2: must know how to Inquire at Edholw & R Wi-1 C Week, - Aow’ huu:vw:n).; v o Swede preferved. Apply to 2620 Doug ns s TANTED - no fast-cluss dining- Awmcrican Cate, n0d dinivg room s, 1 secor t, girls for i second WOtk 10 private famies; p Bureau, 120 maw st ANTED A5 i and ivoner; §0od Wige: Baw street, ‘ JPOBBENT-Unturaisied room. Asl%wnl:nl st POR RENT—A large handsomely furnishod room; also one small one; modorn conven- iences, 1720 Capitol ave. BR4-2T NOR RENT-—Hunlsomely furnished and pleasantly sftuated, with board; bath uo- commodations. Apply at 1623 Capitol ave OB BENT_Furutshed room for two, w or without board. 1017 Capitol ave. & DOR BENT-Furnished rooms, 8% N. IV 8 ¥ Ol BE 16 N. 15th, B2 ablo rooms on 15t passes door. 205t wnd Wel JOB BENT fichen, bed raom and dining yoom, 805 N. 27th st. T 0d rooms , PO BENT Iwo nlcaly furn! nyeniences . with or without board; all 2225 Dodgo st. [P RENT e urnished rooms, §0 p B cach, 1428 Dodss l‘N)ll MENT-Furnisied rooms. 2200 Dodg BH1-2T ?(Ill RENT—Hall on second floar of my build- ing, i105 Farnam st., suitable for club, so- cloty of business. 8. Loliman. ) OB RENT—Vor light housokeeping—ro0 turnished and unfurnished ia Leemcr's Block, cor. Bixhth and Howard st. T NOB RENT—Store roomin W bet, Harnoy and Faroam on 1 ) Withagll Bloek, hnoll bloek, Iuguirg W OR SALE—Ono of the finest corners on Farnam, $18,000: $5,00) cash und eusy term Rents for §1,500; & bargain. Desirable hou and lots, vacant lots und acres, Murshall & Lobeck, 1208 Farnam. £ NOR SALE—Cheap lots In Burr Oak, just enst of Hanscom Park, near strect cavs, §15), easy torms. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam st. ' 4 (MOR SALE—Cheap, one of the best improved und (Incst Tocatod furms i DouZlas county Nob.. 6 miles west of Omaha court house, cor taining 16) acres, with house, stable, wells, or- chitrd wid pastu one-half cash 10 £uit purehusor. hor parti 0. Linde, eare Omahu Boe, Omak ro blocks of plow land in corn belt in Boone, ard, Nance und Sherman connty, worth & . will take §1 0 $ por nere, hall cash o ine at 6 per cont. Must be sold in 0 duys. 11 sold in & body will cut the pri Lobeck, 1506 Farnam, “House and lot in Shinn's add, 1 v line, §1.6 0. 200 " Iard TORSAL block from street House and # lot neay 1y feet, east_front, on 13th street, (business propertyl, $1 Cornerlot on F House 13 roo streets, s, 10t 3ux140, o) street car Corner in Isaue & ocks from Leay- Cobb, 853 PORSAL \in Bolden's onworth st., 1515 Farnum st DOR SALE—AT a Property on 8. Lith, bought for § joss than aetual viluo it takon atonce. If you want wn investmenat look at this. Coclwda Uro's & Co., 16 Faruwm 5t. 845 ORSATE-A big hargain fn businoss prop- property. Call at once. Cunningham & Brennan, 1511 Dodge. F"K SALE—A fiil ot on bargain, Cunninzigm & Dodge. JOR | heap houses and lots in all arts of the city. Cunningham & Brennan, 1511 Dodge. {YOR SALE—Acre lots jn Washington Hill—A few yot remain, Coma and sco thom. Washington HilL 18 ithe 'most popuiar addition for, fere lots. Cunnngham irennan, 1611 Yode. Douglas st. A Brennan, 1511 A cornedliot on Dodre St., enst of 10th 8t., with ek, building on part of lot rented for §120a month. Al will be sold for 812,00, Cunningham & Brennan, 1611, Dodge. 02-20 OR SA JOR SALE-Gibson has for sale lots in Hans- com Place, £300 to §1,%0, Gibson has for ealo lotises and lots fn Hans. com Plice Jiibson has for sale Lousesand lots n all parts tho oity. Gibson Tins fmproved farms and land parts of Nebraska for sale or exchango. Gibson _has thousands of acres of land in Wostern Nebraska for sale fr 2 to $i per ncre, ibson would like to seo you if you want to buy or sell Gibson'ais the plnce to list yout proporty. Call and geo him at Room 3, Withnell Block, cor. 15th and Harney sts. 80 JRORSALE— &1300 — Half Intorost In fine inside residence property, 8 storyibrick flats all rented for $50 to $35a month éach. Rice & Moore, 1222 Farnam, 87 21 Farnam cottage only.. 83, & n all R, & PATTERSON, o Largo lot and beautifu Corner lot, Davenport and * Now cottare and lot, monthly p Ton beautiful acres, cheap. 33 feet on Farnam St., eheap. 100x150 foot, Himebaigh Pla Bnch of the above are | solo agenoy. K. C. Patierson. 8,000 3500 V EWPORT—Nearost, best aero lots, olesnnt location, unsurpnssed view of the city, rerched over fovel ronds, 1o bils to- climi erms of payment; 8 per cent inte price, $300 an acre. ANES, 1500 Farnam, AMES PLACE—Chonpest and_nearost city lots for th only 200 to $300 por lot. REDICK'S Just south of Farnim st 1 block from 25th and Farnam st school house; only 8300 to §1,200 per lot on casy torms, AMES, 1500 Farnam, NATURAL GROWTH ghado trees on overy lot in Redick's Grove: only 2% blocks from Park ave. cars. Seo Rodick’s Grove. BRIGRTON — Splendid oro lots, 8275 por lot: most desirable nero lots next to Nowport, Seo this handsomo propert, MELROSE Hitt—Southwoest of Hanscom Park 10 minutes walk trom Park ave, cars: lots §300 1o §350 on terms to sit buyer. Malroso Hill lots will sell for dob 3 present pricos inn yewr's time, Come and s this propert AMES, 1500 Far Wiy PAv RENT whon youean buy a Amos, Plico, for ‘€200 to 0 ou such onsy 50 lot OAK CHATHANM—This love tract of land has apoor lotin it. The Belt Line depot hs n located on thisland. Lots sell for §600 to §i0on very easy puyments, Seo Ouk Chat- . PLAINVIEW—Chofce lots still for sale in this popular addition at fair prices, on casy pay- ments, PRATT'S SUBDIVISION — Acro lots southwest Hanscom Park, very dosirablo ground, selling at 650 per lot. BARKALOW cst for sale on Leavenworth st. $900, on payments to suit. AES, 1 cE=Thoso Tots aro tho chonp- Price $500 to " Farnam St. OALL And sco for yourself the chancos for safe pstment offéred. Remember, Omaha's 1 is solid and Isting. Property will con tinue to ndvance. Buygnow and mike the ad vunce. 7 AMes, 1509 Farnan st 44d JPOB SALE—Paulsen & Co., 1513 Farnum st. Loton S 20th st, 10xTH, with G-room now house, eistorn, cellitr, ferised, near ear ling, only $5,000¢ half cash, balanco at§ por cent. A good irgnin. h Bucres, fenced 1oty 8. Adth st, near car line, oxcellent location, £5,000, Very cheap. BU0X140 feot, with (wo-story ‘almost new liouso, near St Mary's ave $),4¥. A chance to mukd money { Lot in Hickory plice. south front, ood 4room house, cistern, Stablo, otc., $1,i0—$00 cush, balance on monthly.payments. Lot in Boges & Hil's 24_ndd_near Farnam st, with T-room house,, §2,175—8%00 cash, balancd on very easy term 3 Corner 1ot 9x133 on_Hamilton—splondid loca- tion, southcast fropt@with very substantial 6- rick housey stable for 6 horses, elste rn, £5,000, v 22 feet on 13th ot Harney and Howard, east front, with lurge 2-story bulldings; rent £55 per 000, lots Teft in Paulsen’s add. rk Place at $350, 2 choice lots in Pelham add, $500, casy Paulsen & Co., 1515 Farnam st kg [DATTERSON PARK i3 the latest, best and che post addition; no ncro propérty near Omahe o choap as this—$17 to §33) por acro. Fivst floor, 1ron Bank Building D. C. Patter: son., 516 OR SALE—Tine corner on Farnam, Gix1 §12,500. Graham, Creighton Block. ORSALE on enstern slope, only 3 blocks from_strc cars, cheap—only §760. Pottor & Cobb, 1515 I nam'st. 852 OR SALE—A fine 5-acro tract on South 16th stroct, only a few blocks from streot car line. Inquire at Lango & Foitick, 518 8. I3th st. [(1OR SALE—Faur lots, cor. Oalifornia and #th sts., 2 blocks from proposed paving on Cumin 2850 aud $05) eaoh, Potter & Cobb, 4 miles from court 5 per aoro: small ciash pay- mont, bilance easy torms. First toor, fron Bank Building, D.’C. Patterson. 515 PATTERSON PARK-3 miles trom court house, $175 to #35) per acre; small cash pay- ment, balance First Bank Build torson. tloor, ORSALE—Two lots in Polam Place; 0no block from stroet car track, Inquire 3| 13th stroet. OR SALE. A grocery stor 1ot, & good 6-room house, tables, out-honses and city water, ivenworth, rent 3500 ©F Mo, price $3,600. This is n frst rate invest- Omaha Real Bstate & Loan Co., Rooms 22 and 23, Withnell block. 0] ORSALE—A two story, 22x3), frame bulld Ing, suitablo for & stora, noar 1ca 4ul Fae- namSts. Applyat this office. " AND SEEKERS, TENTION—For full partioulars about freo and cheap lands in Western Nobrasia address Thos. C. Patterson, Real Estato Azent, North Platto Neb. 838 HAMBURG - AMERICAN Paclket Company. A DIRECT LINE FOR England, France & Germany. Tho steamships of this well known line ure bullt of iron, in water-tight compartionts, and are furnished with every requisite to make the passage both safo amd agrecable. They carry tho United States nngd Eirgpean mailsnid lewve New York Thursdayg anll Saturdays for Plv. mautlh, (LONDON),Cherbous,(PAIS and HAM- A Returning, the steamers loave Hamburg on Wodnesdays' and Supdugs, via. Havre, taking passengers at Southiinpton und Lond First cubin 85, £75: § Railroud tickets frow Plyanouti to Dristol, Car- London. arto uny X 0 sland, FIG o om Europe ouly Send for * m?rifinm/ tue.” . 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Nothing can be more happily caleulated to nip this danger in the bud than is Dr. Pierce’s “‘Golden Medical Discovery.” By druggists. ———— English footmen are p im"‘mll\' for ornafient. Dressed finer than their mas- tors, fed often as well—for they drink up the heel-taps at dinner, and ‘pilfer the plates and Svlli.w, no doubt, as they take them down' stairs—the, ad a lazy life, sitting on cushioned carriages, or loung' ingin front of shops and palaces, with benches placed for them on the pave- ments while they wait. Thev are always conspicuous figures on the drive or at dinner, atthe opera or a ball. People in socicty see as much of the servants as of themselves, and the servants see all that their betters do, and mock and despise them while they bow and obey. ———— In making the assertion tha Pozzoni's medieated complexion powder is entire- 1y free from injurious or deadly poisons, we do it upon_the authority of a thorough chemical analysis. It is one of the old- estface powders in the American mar- ket, and is used in the families of some ofour most prominent medical m en who have personally acknowledged to the proprietor that they not only consider it harmless, but estcemed it highly benefi- cial in every respect, not only for the use of ladies and children but for the ‘lord of creation’ himself. Sold by druggists, An American lady writing home from Tokio, Japan, says: The other day, on one of my rare Visits to the kitchen, a hairpin became loosened and dropped without my notice. I had been seated in my own room oniy a few moments when my houseman cntered, bearing a small salver, which he presented to me with many genuflections. Fancy my surprise to see a hitle hairpin upon it, and to learn from my proud but embarrassed servitor that it had fallen to the kitchen floor from my head, Afterward I found there had been a discussion as to who should pick it up, and almost a quarrel as to whom belonged the inestimable honor of bearing 1t to its owne! e Public speakers and singors find B. TL. Douglass & Sons’ Capsicum Cough Drops sure remedy for hoarseness, et A small bird, which a covered in a looking-glass in a paint shop at Visalia, Cal, its counterpart, pa daily morning and evening visits to look at its reflection. The Jocal paper says that while before the mirror it resorts to 1 the coquettish acts by which a bird could render itself graceful and attrac- tive. The habits of the bird are so method- icul that the painters know when to ex- peetit, The weather does not deter it from visiting the mirror, and it has be- come quite tame and is a favorite with the workmen., ) i ST “That tired feeling” from which you suffer so much, particularly in the morn- g, 15 entively thrown off by Hood's arsapharilla, identally dis- —— Sir Frederick Leighton, president of the Royal academy, is engaged on the decoration of Mr. Marquand's mansion in New York, and Mr, Alma Tedema is is designing furniture for its music room. The chief d’a:uvre is the pianoforte case, which will be enriched by paintings from the hand of Mr. Poynter, R. A. The cabinet work is exccuted by Messrs. Johnstone, of Bond street, London, Rt s Weighed in the balance and not found wanting,—St. Jacobs Oil. Price, 50 cents. The ancient Egyptians were simple in their diet, as werc the early Greeks. We know from Homer that his heroes ate like barbar e professional cooks arose, some 1om could serve up a pig roasted on one side, boiled on another and so delightfully stufled that the parts tasted like different dishe: Archestratus, a poet and epicure, trav- cled far and’ wide, enduring hardships and defying dangers, to add to the lux- uries of the Athenian table. e it Angostura Bitters. the world renowned appetizer and invigorator. Used 110w over the whole civilized world. Try it, but bew of imitations, Ask your grocer or drugs for the genuine article,manufactured by Dr, J. G, B, Siegert & Sons, Pl R A map of the world made by Jod Hondius, at Amsterdam, in_ 1613, w found at Frankfort by a gentleman con- neoted with the Alaska Wl com- pany, of San Francisco, and who has r cently returned from Europe, and w brought by him to_this country, It about 6x7 feet, and on 1t are many por- traits by hand of geographers and navi- gators., The new world is delineated with considerable imagination. . PILES! PILES! PILES A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itehin and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered by Dr. Willians, (an Indian remedy), called Dr Williams™ Indian Pile Ointment. A box has cured the worst chronie 30 years standing. No one need suffer fivo minutes after applyinz this wonderful sooth ing medicine, Lotions and instruments do more harm than good. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching, (particularly at night’ aftor tting warm in bed), acts as a poultice, gives mstant relief, and is prepared only for' Piles, itehing of private parts, and for nathing elso. SKIN DISHASES CURED, Dr. Frazier's Magie Ointment cures as by magie, Pimples, Black Heads or € Blotches and Eruptions on the face, leaving the skin clearand beautiful. -~ Also cures Iteh, Salt Rheum, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, and Old Obstinate Uleers, ltfl'nldl by druggists, or mailed on receipt of 50 cents, Retailed by Kuhn & Co., and Schroeter & Bechit. At wholesale by C.' F. Goodman. Hudson Stiles went to the boarding house kept by Mrs, Gilkinson, in Roches: Indiana, and demanded lodging. He s drunk and boistorous. Thelandlady suggested that he pay for previous lodg- ing. He made an' insulting answer, and the angry woman )n'un?vtly knocked him down with & poker. He was earried to the hospital and died, and the coro- ner’s jury acquitted Mrs. Gilkinson. ‘When Baby was siok, we gave hes Castorla, Whon sho was & Child, ske cried for Castoria, When sho became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, ROSEWATER & CHRISTIE, CIVIL & SARITARY ENGINEERS Rooms 12 and'13 Granite Block, OXLAEIA, I{EERJ’_ SI.A. Grade Systems and Sewerage Plans fox Citics and Towns & speci Plans, Estimates end Bpecifications for Public und othis Eugineering works furnisi Surveys and Je made on Public Improvements. Membor Amcricat Engineer of port o0l Omuby ANDREW ROSEWATER Gty Civil Engiccrs, City E0. b Ouisisare, Civi MEN ANONG THE MARTS OF TRADE. A Discouraging Oondition of Affairs Re- poited in Wheat Trading. MAY DROPS BELOW EIGHTY-FIVE, Repetition of Yesterday's Excitable Condition in the Provision Pit Over the Howe Deal—Live Stock and General, CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET. Cricaco. Feb, 206,—|Special Telegram.] WurAT=Wheat was dull and lower to-day. Public cables were steady and private cables discouraging. Crop news, such as it was, proved favorable to the bull side of the market, but it did not come in sufficient force to have a decided influence on prices. The drift seomed to be downward. -All the morning through the course of prices was frregularly in that direction. A number of powerful local traders, backed by New York orders, came in and pounded the market on the theory that reported purchases at the sea shore for export were wash trades, and that the quantity actually taken was much less than it was thought to be. They found the market deficient in individuality and lack- ing immediate support, with commission houses {ntrenchied behind buying or- ders of consequence, while a good many of the friends of wheat seemed not al- together averse to seeing prices go off a trifle. The best support the market had to-day was from the privilego crowd, The price of May halted for a long time near last night’s “put™ standard, but after the demand from privi- lege traders was fied o decline to 817/@ 84J¢e occurred. From that point the market rallied slightly, but closed at 1 o’clock at a loss on theday of 3¢, There was nothing to base conclusions on that the export market had been “stuffed™ as reported, beyond a set tled suspicion that such was the case. Conry—Warren, Geddes & Jones sold a arge line of May corn to-day. Increasing receiptsat western and seaboard points and the falling off in export shipments and the home demand are having a depressing effect on prices and the market was rather easy in its tone to-d: ProvisioNs—Provisions were excited to- day, and pork had alively shake up. The deal was in May. The opening was at £10.65, aloss as compared with vesterday's elose of Tige, Between 9:30 and 11 the price fluctu- ated between §10.60 and $10. touching both extremes several times, and jumping up and down in the most excited manner. A large amount of property was sold out on stop orders, and seattering holders showed a very general disposition torun, The ne vousness was intensified by theuncertain- ty with regard to the intentions of Frank Howe, who was known to be long any where from 60,000 to 90,000 barrels, Ie was called by everybody with whom he had trades, and some of the timid ones thought he would throw the stuff. Ie must have responded to the demands made on him, for the market, braced up steadily and started from $10.60, where it had been hang- ing tremblingly, and worked up to $10.821¢, the closing trades on the long session being on a basis of £10.713, Howe's broker bought 8,000 or 10.000 barrels on the rally. The mystery as to whom Howe represents is still unsolved, some still holding firm to the faith that hie is acting for Armour, and other asserting with positiveness that he is backed by a powertul stock yards syndicate. AFTERNOON BeArp—Wheat opened e lower on the afternoon board, and at once sold down to Biig@sie, when it grew steadicr and hung around 84%/@S4%c during the rest of the session, closing at S%7c. Corn and oats were unchanged. May pork ad- anced Tige. 2:40 p. m.—Puts on May wheat, 84!{c, sell- ers; calls, 851 @S51e. Chandler-Brown Co.’s Report. The following report of Chicazo’s specula- tive markets is furnished the Bim by W. P, Peck, Omaha representative of Chandler- Brown Co,, of Chicago and Milwaukee The cables quoted foreign markets firm this morning with weather clear and cold. The lack of export inquiry and persistent pounding by bears forced wheat down 1c from the highest point. The pis of primary markets were 201,000 bushels ; shipments, 43,000 bushels, Car lot receipts at Chicago were 39 of wheat, 302 corn, 140 oats. May wheat opened at 85%c, sold at 8350 rly, then settied to 854 cted 1o 851/c, then sold to S just before the closing, the pan. elose being at Sse. Corn—Steady at 1ate lower. Oats—Quict and steady. Provisions—Excited; pork fluctaated rap- idly between $10.60 and $10.90, 8:30 p. m.—Wheat—Weak on nceount of the reported panie on the New Orleans Cotton exchange; May sold at £43e, closing at ic better, Corn—Unchanged. Oats—Unchanged, Provisions—Firm, The following are the opening and closing prices for to-day OPTIONS, 1$9USTH Witkai— March April My June.... Conv— 1nry. Aaroh April My AR 10 70 10 50 10 85 March May...... Ci1cAGo, Feb, 25— Carrii- Business to-day was somewhat un- even, ' Receipts were moderately large, mak- ing quite an increase in the supply over last week, Buyers were rather inelined tostand back, and for a while the market seemed rather quiet on half fatand common stock, but thero was a sharp demand for good eattle, and prices were generally stiong. In some cases values were L buton the whole the market was simply strong and the movement was active. W. C. Baum of Indianola (towa) marked a car of 1,403 pound ecattle at £510. W. W. Klock Bradshaw (Nebraska) marketed sixtoen 1b bulls this weels, which sold at $3.25, J TPiedgen, of Battle Oreek (Neb,) had on ot 41 head of 921 Ih eattle, which sold at Wipping steers, 1350 Lo 1500 1bs, §1.90 31200 to 1350 1bs, $4.40@5.50; 930 to 1200 1bs, $4,00@4.75, Hoas—Trade was dull and prices lower sll around, the best heavy malin, $4.25@4.95, waking a decline of 2@ for the week 80 far on big heavy sorts, Packers were not operating 1o any great extent, as the provision trade 15 dull and leading com modities selling both at home & eheaper than they ean be made in 1 at prosent. Packing and shippiug 11064, 40, 4.1 @ 5@100 1bs, FINANCIAL. New York. Feb, 25—Moxey—Or call, easy at 11g@? per cent, RIME SERCAN T PADER~4@5 por cont. STERLING EXCHANGR-—Steady and un- changed at $4.57) for Sixty days, and $4.89% for demand. BoVERNMENTS—Dull but strong. Stocks—There was some depression In stocks this morning on reports industriously circulated that the trunk lines had practically consented to pro rate with connections west of the Missouri river on transcontinental businese, which, it is argued, is equivalent to A weneral disraption of pooling arranges ments to control the traflic between the sea- bonrd and the west. First quotations were generally % to 15 per cent lower than lasg evening, and there were further fractional declines during the first hour, but the lowess I"“‘"" were made before 11, and from that ime until the close the market was ver dull, showing only “slight fluctuations, b slowly creeping upward, so that the highes prices of the day were established by o'clock. During the last hour the mark was very dull and about steady until near the close, when it showed renéwed strength, and the closings are, compared with Tast evening, changes pretty evenly divided be- twoen sinall gains and fosses, TOCKA ON WALL STREET. 10050 &N W Ly 1008 < 18Y) x\l’l‘fl‘lh'll.u 1404 oo 137 NG YL O .« 100 of 05, 1263¢ Oregon “Tran. .. 819¢ 415 Pacifie Mail B3¢ 140 D. &K, 201y r.Q 159 1/ Rock Tslana. .. 129 St L. &8, F. anyg . 197 e 16 proferred .. preforrad. Illinois Central., 140 ° St U, & O.. LB &W....... 208 preferrod... Kansas & Texas; Texas Pacific. LakeShoro. ... Union Pacifie, Lo® Noioovureen 413W, St L & P Mich, Central.... |, preferred. Mo. Pacific. ..... 1104 Western Union. Northern Pae... 265 0. . & N preferied. 5811 *Ex-div. PRODUCE. Chicago, Feb, unchanged ;. winter flour, $4.400@4.85; outhern, $4.00@4,65; Wisconsin, $4.50@ 105 Michigan soft spring_ wheat, $8.70@ 4.00; Minnesota bakers', $3.50@4.50; pat- ents, $105@b 003 low grades, $2,00@3.05. Wheat—Dull 'and feeling eusier; rather tame most of the session; opened a_ shade ay's close, became weaker ied 1o, tuctuated slightly and closed under_yesterday: 1ig@siige for cashi Thige for Pebruary and March; $1%@Se for Ma Corn—Dull and_weaker; declined_L@ie, and elosed easy s 565 @i for easl; 8obe for ebruary; 86)@s6e for March; 40%e for D& R. G Erie. & 10358 Flour — Steady and Oats—Slow and quiet; May sold 'c¢ under yesterd close: futures not much better than nomin 0ise for cash: 20¢ for e for May. . 1@2c lower: prime, S1,87, Flaxseed—1air cash demand and steady at S1L10'g. Pork—DBrisk early but ruled 10@123¢e lower, later the market again declined to inside figures, rallied 20@25¢, but near the close fell ek 2ig@heand ruled steady: $10.65 for oash and February: for March; 10.50@10.5215 fo Lard—Ruled for cash, Febr ¥, $5.75005,50: short ribs. Butter—Dull, but moderate trade: good to y creamery, 20@83lic; choice da 16 rese—Good demand for choice grades of creams: steady and firm: full eream Idars, 0f@lle; flats, 10ii@lle; young America y scarce at 11@12% light skims, 4@ 10w17e. i , e heavy green salted, fully cured, fe; light, Sige; bull hides, Ge; d salted, 1235ey dry fling, 13@14e; calf skins, 10@; Tallow—No. try, 1 country, 4¢;No. 2 coun- cake, 44, Receints, Flour, bbls. ........ 7,000 Wheat, bu. . 16,000 Corn, bu.,.. + 270,000 Oats. bu. 96,000 Rye bu... 2,000 1,000 Barley, bu.. 0000 86,000 21,000 New York, Feb, 20, —\Wheat—ILower; re- eceipts, 1,6503 exports, 20: No. 2 red and Marelr elosingz at 23 Corn—Receipts, 107,000; exports, 113,000 ungraded, 4b@ile; No. 8, 47ijwise; No. 3 515, @s13e in elevator, 519c atloat; March closing at 4974, Dall; recelpts, 08,000:0xports, 81; westérn, 375j@i0e; white western, Sthadhe, —Steady: united closed at 793e. m and i fair demand; receipts, es; western, 22, 1y but quict a5 netive; 06,2716 Buiter—Dufl Shipments, 9,000 15,000 144,000 TV 46,000 ‘eh. 26,—Wheat—Fairly nctive but weak and lower; No. 2, cash, 91ic March and May, 94 i Corn—Quiet ‘and easy; No.2 mixed, cash, Shig@3ste; March, 353e bid; May, 861gc. ts—Quiet but firm; No. 2 miixed, cash, o5 March, 80¢ asked; May, 81ige. minal at Goe, Steady at $1.10, k at $10.90, Lard—Easy at $5.80@5.85, Butter—Steady and unchanged; ereamery, 24@:0e; dairy, 18@2he, Afternoon” Board—Wheat—Fasy and 4@ 3¢ lower. ‘Corn—{Inchanged, Oats—e lower, Minneapons, Feb, 20.—Wheat—Quict; No, 1 hard, 873e’ for cash: 573(c for March} e’ for A pril; D1%c for May; No. 1 northern, or easlts 52 for Mareli; 8ic for April} s for § ay. 3 Flour—Steady; patents, $1.50@4.85; bakers, Wheat, 132,000 bu: flour 210 I)l:xz ments—Wheat, 6,000 bu; flour, 11, Feb, 26,—W1 cash, 8l¢ o4c; June, 861, Corn—Dull}'No. 2 #7c, Qats—Dull;' No. 2, e, nal: No. 1 y—Quict; N Provisions—Low h, §10.55; May, '$10.70. nnati, Feb, 2 2 red, M@iie, Corn—Unehanged at 572{@asc, Oats—Dull and drooping, Rye—Unchanged. Barley--Dull; extra No. 8 spring, 60c, Provislons—Dull and unehanzed. Whisky—Steady and firin at $1.10, New Orleans, Feb, 20.—Corn—F Pork—W it — Wealg cash and ~Easler; No, s=—Quiet and weak at 33c, Prodnets—Dull, $11.1244, $5,571¢, Bulk Meats—8houlders, §5.75; long clear, $5.50; clear rib, $5.50, t—Lower; ¢ bid; May, 15%¢ ash, 24028105 March ¢ nsked; Aliy, 0Jge Oats—Cash id, 25 askéd . Toledo, e, 2.—Wheat--Closed active but easiert cash, 91%@ Corn—Stendy; cash, S Ontsi—Easier; eash, 82, Liverpool, ¥eb. 2.—Wheat—-Poor do- mand; new No, 2 winter and spring, steady at 7s 1yd. Floti—Poor demand; 85 2d Corn—Spot poor o asked, Corn—Lower; asked; April 2830 market steady at in fair demand, futures in ; spot and_ Februaty, steady at March and April, easy at 45 23d, LIVE STOCK. Chicago, Feb, 26,—The Drovers' Journal rejorts: Latilo—Recoipts, shipping steers, feeders’, firm at'$3.00004,40; 1, $1.35.04.00; bulk, §2. eatile, §4.50@ 4,50, Tecelpts, 24,0005 slow; ¥, 10 lower: rotgh and o cking 1) 0 8 Cipts, 8,200 Strongers no 3 Texans, §2.50@4.00; laubs, §4.00 active and firm} stockers” aud ows, bulls and w403 through Cattle-- Recelpts, 003 shiptient warket acilve and fiioie coiituon ood shipping, §4.0015,35 $8.2504.80; cows and heif lockers ahd feeders, $2.15 2400 St. Louis, Feb, 5, 4,400; shipments,