Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 6, 1886, Page 7

BT s o ST P PGPS PP SRR SPECIAL NOTICES, Advertisoments under th's head 10 cencs per tine for the first fnsertion, 7 cants for each subsequent insertisn,and £1.5 a line per month, No ndvertisement taken for less fhan 25 cent Bovenwords will ho connt-A to the line; they must run consecutively and must be paidin ad- vance. All advortisoments m i<t be handed in beforo? o'clock p. m., And under noO cireum- stances will thoy be taken or discontinued by televhone. Partics advartising in those columns and hav- fnie the answers addressod 1n caro of Tir ek, will plense ask for chook to enable them to got theit letters, as nono will be delivered excent on presentation of ceck. All answers to adver: tisements should be enclosed In_envelopes. TO LOAN-MONEY. S 500,000 1o loan on business and residonco in sums of $1,000 and upwhcds. Ames, rnam st. il MOSEY TO LOAN on horses, wngong, fur- niture, watches, without removak Terms Room 19, Tron Bank Biild Take elovator. 00-mh7* ensy, C.J" Caswell i, 12th And Farna. 150,000 to loan on_city residence D Geo. W. Day, 150 Farnam. FJ10 LOAN—Money m any amount, On Inssos of security. Bhort time lonns on renl estate, Long time loans on re estato Monoey to loan on chattels, Money to loin on calisternls, Money to loan on Any good socurity. Terms easy, time to suit. Apply at the Omahn Financial Exchange, Darker's buflding, SW corner of Fifteenth und Farnam sts. upstairs TONEY TO LOAN on fimproved and unin roved eity property. Cunningham & Trennan, 1511 Dodgo strect. 01 property ONEY for everybody! )on can borrow money on_furniture, horses, Wwagons, planos, stock of nll kinds, diamonds and fine watches on your own time, ~_Payments received at any time, and interest reduced pro rata. Property left in your own possession. Terms Jow ns the loweet. Call and see mo. Business confldentinl. Noadvantawe taken, W. R. Croft, Room 4, Withnell's New Building, Northenst oor- noer 15th and Harney. ONEY TO LOAN—O, F. Davis & Co. _Rosl Estate and Loan agents, 1505 Farnam St. MgNEY TO TOAN--On gopd securitios. A 1, MeGavock, room T Redick Block, 100 Firpam MOXEY TO 10 N—On real estute and chat- tels, D.L.Thomns, M5 ONEY TO LOAY warde on firstclngs real estato security. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam St. ONEY LOANED at C. . Read & Co's. Loan office, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons craonal property of all kinds and all Gther sof value, without removal. 310 8. over Bincham's Commission store. Al bus- iness atrictly confidontal. 047 —In aums_of £200 and np- BUSINESS CHANCES. QOR SALE—No. 1 8.col. hand_pross. Also extra good nowspaper office. Will trido for land. Rare enance fora partner withonly £ Zddress C 49, Bee office 1918 [ OR SATE—Grocery stock, fixturos —and [ gooa will, ina No. 1 location: payine %2 month cloar of expenses: invoice abont anm plendid chance for business man: ca'l for further particulars on Rice & Moore, 1222 Faenam streot. 1830 OR SALE_Firstclase rotail confeotionory establishment with resraurant in Jive inland Stephens, Voezlor & Dinning, 1322 Doug- city. Jus gt o § ¥ stook ranc consixting of 401 neres, well improvoed, with ood house, harn and outbuillings, woll fenced and running water on sume, for &nle or o chinge for n stock of groceries, No answers wished un'ess they moan husiness. Address N Crubtrce, P. 0. Box 115, Genon, Nance Co., Neb, 160-10% A RARE CHANCE-T will offor for sulo & well established harness shop §n & zood Tive town of 50 inhabitants, on the B. & M. .1 in ngood farminge commuinity: no opposition gatisfuctory reasons for selling out. Address for six wonks, Chas. Flickinger, kirth, [ancas- ter Co., Neb. 157apr3 1OR EXCHANGE—Stocks of goods of every kind, for farmsand Jand: nlgo lanls to e: change Tor goods. 1f you want to trade, no matter what it i& yoirhave, write, with full'de- gorintion. to . E. Mayne, real ostate broker, Omaha, Neb. 163 OR BALE—Tlotol furniture in a_rood livo town of 6.000 inhabitants. Hotel doin, business. Good reason for solling. Add 46, Bee office. OR BALE—Nico little cigar, fobacco nmi nfectionery store o a prominent 8 oss © 30, oo Offico. Ibflfl \(‘k nf ch)vhl R, cash, bilanco tninclimbe #tockof dry goods, 1§ cash, balanco uninour Dered land: $3000 ‘stock of hats nnd caps, cnsh, balanco unfneumbered land: $4,000 stock of hats and eaps, 14 eash, balanee uninenmb land. Archer, Albrieht’ & Aylesworth, 15th st., opposito Boyd's oporn hioy —Cronmery will bo gold cheap, on terms, to anyone who will run it tho won. 0. M. Cartor, Ashland, Neb. e und gene fine Thayer Co., N Neb., good store huilling (hest corner) dwelling (host looation) in Fssox, L m town of Essox, Tn . For further particular John Linderholn TORSALE—_A $2.500 stock of millinery goods in.splendid loeation, ~ A big bargnin for some one as a liberal disconnt will ho giv Yor fur- ther particulars nddvess B9, Boe OfMce, 022 nlso 8) secded in nddress Contral City Nebraska. 65 REAL ESTATE, FyANTen “To buy n pieco of land_suitablo for brick-yard purposes. Call at Millard Hotel. . H. Plorce, 110-5¢ PERSONAL. m-the sou + desires tho peqr Add 71)'1",\0'\ At rang 0 of a true gentloman, If this son- 30 roRldone0. Son e oside n fino housos for tho Orehard 1ill Building Associntion. This insures a wood stirt for Orenard Hill, and to anvona who_wisl Duild a house Twill give Iy 7 and onsy torm: ition ho- E. Mayne, 8. W. 1ig- Soveral cloennt resiloncos on upper Farnam 8t bet, 2ird and 25th St., that e have for sule for a fow days and that wo will sell at a bargain. Ploaso call at once or tolophone us and wo will call on you and if con- nt take you to investizato’ these propor- . T, Poterson & Co. 1 BTOVE REPAIRS, HE W. C. Motznor Stove Ropair C¢ 14th 8t. hetwoen Dodge and Do T,05T—A larve can L with spring attnchment 4 spout. 1t feft in good condition at 1405 Douglas st. finder will be rewarded, 190 T, 08T—€5voward, " I will pay oward fe dthe return of my Collio ‘dog: no questio; asked. D, C. Kinginan, 604 Ploasant st. 1605+ ] OST—A dinmond a A carring. Finder 4 hird oarring, will pleaso leave at Edholm & Evickson's and get suitublo roward. 04-0 5 5 0 ST TA nry's ave,, 1ith street to Falconer's, bur in with coil 1Wwist across the top, Loeave at Falconor's and recoivo reward, 9410 e Rl AL S S MISORIZANEOUS, Al l‘flAL MINERS—The undersi dug tor coal on thoir farm six mi Wiibur, N braska, and reached tho 203 teet, Theve are col Bod ean not Lo move than ton feet doeper, but tho ow of water is 0o great, so they muet Bave more machinery, capital and axperionce. Will take un e poricneed man with capital or neccs: hinory iu partnersiip. Write to Anto Wilbur, Neb, 18260 ivm"n exist- =\ ing under tho tirm nume of J. Harris & Son itk da ived by wu 8 1 consent, J. Hur ¥is, ar, continuing the business at tho old tand. lJAn anha, M 10d have s wost of depih of indications thut conl partnership horetofo coh 3, 1880, J, H A want of #00d giris ean b Ldulicd by calling at the Omahy Emplos urcau, 1120 Farnam St Zelopbone Ne. '()tm.u your fiour and food by Tolophone 7. Neal & Coarnd. 113 Dodge st. @ 410 [ roR uu—uucmu l!on. D OR BALE—One huadred sharcs. braska & lowa lusurance Comiany of ahs 100 ehares s'ock In Western Home mpany of Bioux Lty 1. A: Milier, rnuml"ihu - v 1565 POX BALE “Furaiiro and [ise of | sheap. Aldrass C29, Bee Ollicu. stock in N otel oot OR SALE-—An almost new delivery wagon, need only one month, will sell on_time, small cash payment. Inquire Room 20, Omaha National Ban 260 —Light expross wagon, for want Webster st. 50-8¢ OR SAT, of use. OR SALE—A lot of oxira fine_milch _cows. Every cow will be <old under a guarantes gny At our yardson 25th and Burt sts, Penny estor 45 OR SALE- Frosh cows and springors, & of the Iatter, Holsieln hoifers; also fine $oung Holstein bull, 23a and Popploton ave 18- 1;0" SALE—§ or 6 hend of good work horses; 150 1 lot of housohold furn cte, An: heuser-Busch Brewing Association, 0th and Capitol ave. M. Keating, Agent. 70413 RO SALE—Or salo, 1 toy bup 1 phneton top bugey and 1 p wagon. Inquire at Hospe's Music Store. . bran new ; wform spring soemhi I,wn weather gtrips, storm sash and doors, go to F. D, Mead 2 0 WANTED--FEMALE HELP. J “ TANTED—Good girls for gonoral houso. work and good cooks for private families. Room 4, Bushman Block, 16.h and Douglas ste, WANTEDA lady Bookko #troct. W ANTED=A girl aont nurse, Apply 8, B. cor worth, " 7ANTED—Good girl for genoral housow 1138 17th st. '\'\n\\ffifilflm it Mrs. ) Piorce and Seward st. ~Button-holo lmll(vu. hougework. 8. W. cor » 4 yencral | Inquire nt oflice of C. K. Muyne, 15th and Farnam. ‘ TANTED—(ood girl for gonoral housework. 424 North 13th st. 1526+ SORRENT_Now cottage, § rooms, on 9. 19th [ st. €. A. Baldwin. 52 B\on RENT—Three-room house, th & Dodio. NORRENT_House of & rooms 24_aod Har ney St Inquire of Mount & Grifin 213 S 1ith Stroot. 82 FOR RENT—Thrco nouses of 10, 6 and 4 rooms cach. J. Phipps itoe. 054 FOR RENT—ROOMS. Sl NT—Nicoly farnighed rooms. - Cor. Chioago, 15711 grant and convenicnt rooms s drug store, one block 1580 T R ovor Leslie & west of postofli [OR RENT hartdsomely furnished room: nls all one; modern _conven- fonces. 19 Capitol ave. O RENT—A plonsnnt, oot cove room, hot and cold water, gas, bath, hiented with stéam, for ong or two gentlemon, Terms reasonable.’ 211 8. 23 st -6 NOR RENT—2 nicely furnished m{““a BTl Dadke. h. JOR RENT<Furnishe 1 front room wllh use of bath room. Inquire at offico of Mayne, 15th and Farnam. 1 JOR RENT—A furnished room with board forone or two gentiemen at 1512 Daven- port st. 1205 ]um RENT-Throo unturnishod 100 ms weith closets._Inquire 2012 Harnc NOR RENT— 4nl|()nu~mul(l\:‘hmml. Farnam strect. —uiEer T—Furnished room, 3 —~Good rirl tor general housework. Mra. W, A, Stow, 8. E, cor. Charles and James sta. 13 W iD—A woman o do honsoworks must lio competent and come well recommendod. Good wages: 801 S, 20th, 13 VWANTED - an exporienc Alddress B % i tor genoral housowork, 1305 \ ¥ Wot nurso girl with young baby, ong willing 1o come wost. Address H. C! Henvy, Valentin 1075 VW ANTED¢ noral lousowork. Dly at1216 Capitol ave 11 ‘ JANTED—Girl to do general housework. Apply to Dr. Arnold, 323 North 13th st. 1154+ 210 8. Ap- WANTED—Woman cook at once. streo aveling can m —tocalnnd ¢ v Adress T ey, man or Swode preferrod. 1620 Dougglas st VWANTED-A i 15 Dodgo st. D—Good dining-room girls, 1 seconil for restauvant, gi first and second work in_ privat 8: places wiven froo. Omaha Employment Bureau, 1120 Fhr- Active Indy ngonts to soll our combined waist and corset, For_eircular, s Juckson Corset Co., Lox 15, Omuha, Tmh1g* pluces & call a Employ- ment ugency, 119 16t strect, cor Gapitol Ave. i TANTED—At once, nurse girl from 15 to 10 years old to tako care of child 1'4 years old; German preforred. 462 Conventst. 6 ‘V:\l\’l‘ll—-(umd girls for goneral house- work. Room 4 Bushman Block, 16th_und Dougla: 050 WANTED-MALE HELP. ANTED—An experienced retail dry goods salesmang @ permanent position to tho | Addross, giving experionco and \V“ TED—Competent salcsmen for dress: #00ds and white #ocds departments; must spoak both English and min and have good ity roforonces; none others now apply. New \um Dry Goods or n few miles of No.1 so free transporta: H 8 _S. H. Gilson, 3 oy an exper Nink Grog Sotgsmmin o Nobs 1 Pacitio. Address, in confider H\‘l‘ On 13 Capitol av. 0170 Ot RENT—Nicely furnished rooms. No. 111 South 15th, 904 Fmt RENT-Room with board, 1 101 RENT—For light housokeepinz—rooms furnished and unfurnished in Beemer's Block, cor. Eighth and Howard st. 5 [OR RENT—Storo room bot, Harney and Farnam on 1oth. Room 17, Withnell Block 01 RENT—{ nicoly fu without board. OR RENT—Niccly furnishod rooms, with hoat, gas and bath: also fiest-class' tablo st of roferences given and required. n Withnell hlurk‘ Inquird nished rooms with or. Plonsant s TU5mh13 FOX BALE-HOUSES—LOTS. ANES BIAC s PLack—Cheapest city lots, $100 to $600 for fuli lots, EAsy Tins in Ames Place, REDICK'S GRovE—Lots one’ block from 25th st. school house, REDICK'S GROVE—S800 to 1,200 per lot. Niwrore Aere Lots, WroT—Noarest ieres, LEVEL Roads to Newport. Niwronz—Fastest selling neres. sells on its merits. No bette 1 than an in Newport, o the ndvance, s to climb to Newport. will sell in eity lots in a year's ti :NDON—AL end of Saunders st. wnd 15th st line, handsome lots at €7 WIS e T o buy o lot in Redick’s Grove 1§50 to $1.20). PraT's SUBDIVISION—Nearest acre lots south- st at §65) por nero. Wiy PAY RENT when you can buy a lot in Ames’ Place at $200, $300, $10, 3500, OAK CHATH AM [0ts at'$6)0 to $300 each. CosEand sce for yourself the chunces for safo inyostment in city or suburban property. Auzs, Iteal Estite Agency, 1507 Farnuin St. This property wvostment f Buy now and This property i)m TS of_Orcha-d Tl now tealy; ot ono of C. E. Mayne, SW cor 17th & Farnam. 1165 of Orclifl Hill now ready, get o of Mayng, SW cor 15th and Farnam. 146-5 TAORSALE-15] (Acros in ity limits of Koar. Dy at.a bgEs Ao, and on good terms, Ad- dress H. M. Woolman, U, P, Town Lot Aecnt, Denver Junotidn, golorndo. silmho4 P, of Orehnt il now rendy, C. E. Mayne, 8V cor 15th and Farnam. ])I ATS ¢ {lh‘!h‘h 1 Hill now rea E Magne, § Tith and Farnam. Lots to the west of fown, near Farnam st. AhA Lowe ave., in Potter's add., safe and profitkblo ot nt §30) and $60) each. Potter &Cabh 1515 Farnam st &0 ot one of 1465 get one of 165 l)l ATS of Orohird Hill now ready, got one of E. Mayng, 8W cor I5th_and_Fainam. 146-5 AOR SALE=A new %room house and lot on Saundors &ty a by A nero lots in Himebaugh's add. very cheap. Houses and lots in all parts of the city. Tmproved and unim- yrovod land for sale or trade. K. R, Ball, 132 N, EAN Si{mh2d LATS of Orchard Hill now rondy. ot one of L B, Mayne, SW cor 15th and Fy . IH 5 OR SALE-2) ncros, improved, ' milo wost of wator works reservoir on Military rowd, nd torms, address P. 0. Box 419, 643 ATS of Orchard Hill now ready, got one of g, Mayne, 8W cor 150 and 1402 I“ —Three fine lots in § At $800 oach. Potter & Cobb, oady, get one of 1)|.,\1:~T..un- hard Hiil now 1 Farnam. 14 \E. Mayne, SW cor 15th a JOR SALE—Lots in Lowe's 18t south fronts, casy torms, only $500. & Cobh, 1515 Farnam st. I)v,,n-s of Orchr C.E. Mayne, 8W cor 15th and Farnam. 1465 NORSALE—Rost 5ncre tracts in the market, only $200 per acre. Inquire about them. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam. L) DLATS of Orchurd Hill now rendy, G 1. Mayne, SW cor 1th and Faivium. Acre lots, Glac's add., only. $1,600 X potter & Covb, 1515 Far JP LATS of Orchard flill now roady, got ono of _C. E. Mayne, 8W cor 1ith and Farnam. 1465 addition, Potter 1 ¥ frot one of ot ore of 165 n / acres, with house, barn, acres grape vines, & nacro of raspbor: horse, harnoss and whwon: 1 mile west of For Omaha, allfor £1,8)0; §1,200 cash, balance to suit Qurchusor: must bo <ot betora tho 7t March.” Inquiro on promises. Sami D. Jor ])l,,\w of Orchard Hill now ready, gt one of 3. Mayne, SW cor 15th and Farnam. IOR SALE-0a oasy torms, 1) lots in Hans- com Place from £500 to $1,60) each. Loton Pieasant st., with dotible house, 10 rooms ench with all modern improvéments: rents for $110 r month, 110X, Lots in West Cuming from 010 #1501 0. Corner lot, Prospect P baranin, ( nn's 4 add., bargain. C.J, Caswel 019, Tron Bank. 774 LATS of Orcl D Hill now ro 8! 5th and ¥ on 10th St., and business and residence lots in all parts of tho city. Also warchou hotel and furm proporty. Housos to rent. shown free of charge and a large | from at pricos ranging from ties desiring to invest should look over and prices bofore buging, Correspondonco so- Jicited and fnformaiion about tho eity froely ivon. Omaha Resl Estate & Loan Co., Room 23, Withnell Block, Omahu. our list SLATS of Orchatd Hill now rondy LB, Mayne, 8. W. MORSALEI6 just soutn of the park m Clark Placo £5) eneh, on easy terms, | Dot ter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam, J DLATS of Orehard Hill now C. E. Maync, W IOR SALE—A 16w of the hest ots in Wi ndd. at §000.euch. Potter & Cobb, 1515 I nam st. 855 one of cor. 1ith and Farnam ady, et on Isth-and Farnum. 1ot on Virginia rade; also one orne. _nddress 12264 ta low price, avenuo, east front and on of the chofcest corners in Hawt DLATS of Orchard Hill now ready: got one of C.E.Mayne, S cor I5th and Furnam. 1465 NOR EXCHANGE—Soveral desirablo houses and lots in Omaba, for Douglss county im- proved or unimproved lands. C. B Mayne, SW. 5th and Farnam. 1670 LATS of Orchard Hill now rendy, get one of "E. Mayne, sW cor sth and Fariam. 1465 n :—Grass farm in Elkhorn Vallcy at Eying, Holt Co., Neb., 130 miles north wost of Fremont; price, § mile frow town and raflrond: 18] neres of hay mendow and pasture cuclosed, with timber and river: good house, cattle sheds, barns and outbuildings. A desir- able pluce for breeding and shipping stock, o for & small ranch and hog pasture: 160 acres of £o0d farm land adjoining can be bought chenp. Apply to” Edward Stringer, Ewing, Holt Co. b, e W ANTED—A Loy to tako care ynrd, horse, light Work, driving, etc. Dr. Jones, 14113 Faronm. T e TED—Boy for kitchen work; German “preferred. $16 and 217 8. 12th st. 150-5* Address B0U-6% D—A male or female cook. “Piatt Valley Houso, Asblind, Neb. nergotic men to scil housotiold Profits $5 pr day and upiard, 1124 K St. Lincoln. o 417— W ANTED—Agents. 200N, 10th st. EITUATION WANTED. FANT tuntion as head flour mill: understand rolls and bu: 45 years and married. Petor Provost, 1 Lincoln, Neb. \\ ANTED—Situation as n clork in dry gools or millinery st Ad- ‘V"NTNF'\ double-ontry BooKki al oflice man of fiiteen ye. enco desites a position in his line. crato. 1 inot linery Ing st. \\'.\ TED—fy 0 young mm sober and indus of store; nm used to hard v hand; references. Address C (.l liuulbl"l(" 446 \\Y TED-A bnfl(l\:ul I\, nlady as copyist, for the purposo of remaining i Omalia to look at property with the intention buying i the futy an furn‘gh best of veferenoc +s, Address C. 57 Bes oflice, 035 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, A, ANTED -y April 1, threo unfurnished rooms for lizht housbkeoping, for gentle- man, wifo and ono child: must bo ‘convenient and price 1easonuble, Bost roference given and roquired. Address €, W0 Georgla ive., city. W —Three or four unfu rooms with or without board, or w nulf & houso with responsible party. A lettor to H. J. Dover, care Tootle, Maul & nam and east of 2th prefo P. Dovelon, care Lininger & Moiculf Co. ANTED— Furnished bed-room and sl room, with or without board, for m ceugle: torins must be moderate. Send ulars, C 40, boe Ollico. 12 HM 820 8, 11th st T¥0& RENT-HOUGES AND LOTS, QOR RENT—A splondid corner grocery in full running order, on & paved stroct: u splendid opening for somo One to jwmp into & good trade; rent only” 5 per mo.i possession iiven Aprif Ist. Morse & Brunner Paxton Block, h and Farnam, Store and basement i cont city: fixturcs and leuse for sale, 908 South Tath strect. ) ]«m nE noar St. Mary's aveuuc, Block. A 8 § 15th and Farnam JOR BENT--A 1l-room house; mode provements; good location. Inguiro 2116 California 4 sriendid bishly im- proved farm of 4)) Reres, 3 miles wost of Ouabia; 440 seros cultiyated, ine grove, pastur and hay land, running water, wind mill tanks, ote., two houses, clogunt larg lm bead of cattlo and horses “&;f of Marshell & Lobeck, 150 Farnam s Qiazha, or of Josoph A- CoGnoF, FIAISMOH, Neo. 976 DOR SXLE—Ata bareain, flue S-00m house with miodern conveniences; full lo aey sb, noar Lth; §3,20. Potter & ¢ Faruua sl ol DLATS of Orchard Hill now ready,get one of Mayne, 8 ¥ cor 15th and Fanan. 146 ¥ ullnere new sroomed house, barn, ete. Snundors st., $801. x house, Sautiders, near Cuming, t front lots, 2, cornors, N. 2lst st., with Veroom housd and 1 How &roou house, barn, truit ‘treos Durgzain, $14,000. 100’ Davenport st., $3,5%. X ' ¢ house, 81,700, Choice lots sh's ndd., §1,000 to §1,000, Lots and residenco property in il parts of the city. Cull and look over my list. E.F. Ringer, 119 N. 15th st. d DLATS of Orchard Hill now ready , zet nn(»:r[ L0, Mayn’, 8 cor 15t and Farham, 1455 FPORSALE—Twolots in Plainview, $150 Pottor & Cobb, 1513 got one of G M 10, SW cor “1ith and Farnam, 1465 1“““ SALE-T. o & from fot_7ox140, only $1,150. wnam.’ 60 DLATS of Orchard Hill now roady, got ongof C. 1. Mayne, SW cor it and Fu oo save Potter & Cobb, 1515 F nam, 1§ Somoe el in Huanscom Place that Lots in Tho! Lots in Lowe's add $60), Lots in Bartle t's ndd £ o thorn add $10. ndd S70) ots in Melroso Hill §15). Lots in Newport $100. Acrelots in Washinston Hill $750, PLots on smallmonthty vayments in any of tho additions to Omuha. E.T. Peterson & Co. $50, TPLATS of Orehard Hill now ready, wct one of E. Mayne, SW oor 15th and Fatnam, 1465 DLATS of Orchard Hill now ready, ot one of Mucne SW corlith und Fardam. 1465 LE—Or trade; m-m tor Omai proy: orty, 244 nores in Lanca N miles southwest of Valpo vatod, house, stablo, w fruit and shado trees 12 yi s very good 810k farm, For further information call on or ||‘l.l|1w~’k V. D, Vodicka, 520 5. 1ith st, O uI;n i piit JOR S, DLATS of Orchard Hill now reudy, got one o C. B Mayn, W cor 1ith and Farnum, 1455 CRES, Mayfiold, §2 Acres, Patte |74 Acres, Pattorson Park, §200, Acres, Patterson Park, 0. Acres, Pattorsn Park, Acies, Patterson Park, §350. Lot with# cottages, Millurd Placo, 89.50) Lot with 1 oottaze, Bhinn's 2d, £1.6 5 boautitul lots overlcoking 'Walnut and Or- char Hills, ench $0. & oxtra fino lots, b biovks from Hanscom Place, svitablo for the 'best ¢l1ss of rosidences, ench Pattorson, 1ron Bank ] DLATS of Orehard Hi C.E. Muyne, 8W cor JOR SAL in Omab now roady, 5th and cetone of wrnam. 1405 —The finest suburban property Four acres in wost part of eity, £2500 in improvoments—fruit in abundancc— excellent water—mugnificent view —fvst-class nvostuent fora Lome or to_sub-divido—§14,60). Coohran 1iros., real ostato, 109 Furnam st 950 [DLATS of Orehard 11ill now 1eady, g0t ong of Gk, Mayne, SW 2 15th and Farnem. 1465 ILATS of Orchard Hill now ready, g6t one of - E. Mayne, SW cor 1ith and Faraam. 1465 DLATS of Orchard Hill now rondy C. E. Mayne, SW cor 'th an ¥ 146-5 ALE-A lot 86x14), and dwelliug ~}11~, ar future Brownoll all, cheap; balf cash) balance small monthly payments. V. L. Vo- dicka, 520 8. 1th ot st TPLATS of Orohund Hill now rondy, get one nl E Mayne, BW cor 15th und Vainam. 1 Kot one of OR SALE-—-$11,59; full coracr lot, sw cor 17th and Davendori st Wil build on this ot if ot sokd saoit,* Addvost K. 8., varo Bou of- 103-6¢ Pey Ol RENT-Twn very desirable fiaia 01 Howwrd Stroet over 1615 with all modaeru fw- Pprovements. A spieodid logation to rent fur. nished rooms. Owpaha Real tate and Losn Co., Kovms:@ aud & Witkuel Blook 18 ot one of IOR SALE—At a bargaip, two fine residence lots, ouch (6x148, sout and east front, with lerge maplo trecs, ¢ % i$ a rare chance. BT o week paly. Bodkdul ¥ TunChen Ar # Lington Block, Nodge st 1866 YLATS of O C.E. () ACRES for 800 icd o for sale theebeautiful picce of ground (about 2) ncredifif Water Works Reservoir add; tion. This property islocated cust of the reser- v and betweeh Hamillon and Nicholas streets, and about one thousand feet dircetly north of Sacrad Hourt convent. Tt cun be sub divided into alout 90 lats, and will vetuyn . vors handsome profif, t0 the purchaser. - Terms, 35 cush, balance #8 may bo agreed, Samuel' 1t Johnison. 150-10 now rendy, get one of or. 15th and Farnam, OR SALE—One of the finost cornors on Farnam, $18,000; $5,00) cash and ensy torms, Rents for §1,500; a' bargain. Desirable houses and lots, vicant lots and ‘acres. Marshull & Lobock, 1505 Farnam. : I)I.l\'l'\ of Orchard Hill now ready, got one of. C. E, Mayne, 8. W, cor. 15th and Farnam. OR SALE—Chenp lots in Burr Oak, just cnst of Hanscom Park, neur street enrs, 73 torms. Potter & Cobb, 1615 Furnam st. JPLATS of Orchard Hill now realy. g C. E. Mayne, 8. W. cor. 15th and Farnum, N ORDER to encournge building in Orchard Hill this season, 1 will sell lots to those in- tonding to build at'a reduced rate, and on terms tosult purchaser, No finor location thian Or- chard Hill can be found—magnificont beautiful groves. Take a look at thi udl\l.wn before buying elsewhere. C.E. cor. 15th and Farnam. YLATS of Orchord Hill now ready, got one of . E. Mayne, . W. cor. 15th and Firnum, [JOR SATL Cheap, one of the hest improved and finost located farms in Douglas county, Neb., 5 milos west of Omaha court house, cone tuining 100 ncres, with beuse, stable, wells, or- ohard and pasture, ete.; one-half cash, balinee 10 suit purel For further particulars ad- dress Geo, Linde, caro Omaha Beo, Omuhia, No- Dbraska. P S of Orchard Hill now ready, get one of C.E. \llljllu.. W, cor. 15 I|'llul| QORSALE—House and ot in Shinn's add, 1 Dlock from stro line, §1.610. Jlousound by lot near 2th ‘and- Lzard streets, $2,500. i) feet, enst front, on 1th stry property’, $10,50. Coriarlot oi Frnam strcot.S8x14 o . (business ~-»u|\ DLATS of Orchard Hill now ready, got one of C. B Mayno, SW cor. 15th and Farnam, 14 F Q& SALE-Dig Barguin—Cortior In Tsaao Belden's addition, only 2 blocks from Leay- enworth st., 132x124, ouly §1,6)0. 1515 Farnam st. Potter & NOR SAT ibson has forsale lots in Hans- com Placo, $800 (o §1,50), Gibson has for sule bouses and lots in Hans. com Placo. Gibson has for sale houses und lots in all parts £ tho city. Gibson has improved farms and lands in all parts of Nebrask for sule or exchango. (Gibson has thousands of acres of land in \\'l'sluuhuhru~km tor salo from $2 to §4 per nere, b(:lbmnvlmuldlllotu seo youif you wantto uy or sell, h’llru n's 18 the 'lm)a o list your 'l““lm”y Call and oo him at 0, Withell Block, cor, 15th and Harney st;, . ; 8o DLATS of Otiak Hill now rendy, g0 _onoof C. E. Mayne, 8W cor 15th and Farnam, ~116-5 [ORSAL S—{THvbo 1ots in Shinn's 24 addition, on eastornsiope, only 3 blocks from strect curs, ehoup—oyly 50. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Far- naw'st. . 832 1):..\1\ T ORe Tl pow T4s37: §ot ona F . E. Mayne: SW oor 1oth and Furuam. 1465 TOR SALEA fav 5oro trast on South 100h stroot, only. o #ow DIOCKS from streot car ine. mqmqu'lqunu& Foitick, 318 S. 1.:(; st. )l..\'rn.l(n i Hill now ready, got oro myuu’é“ cor 15th and Farnam, 14 puli N’,\u. For 10 duys only, an F-nere traot near Florence at 80 per acre; has bam platted und stuked in buerd (ots. Can:bo sold out at #10) per aere oasily. This is a chance for £0mo 0ne 0 wmako monoy quick. C. . Muyne, 8. W. cor, 15th and Furnum. Lath TPEARS 0f Orclud Hill now ready, ket ong of O, B, Mayne, 8 cor 15th und Farnam. - 1 TAND SEEKERS, ATTENTIO Aparticulars about free and choap lauds in Western Nobraska address Thos. C. A‘wenun, RealEstate Agent, North Plaite Neb. DLATS of Orohard Hill_now ready, got on C. E. Muyne, W cor 16th und Farnam. 1465 Pl-u-s of Orchard Hill now ready, got one of O, E. Mayne, SW cor 1ith and Farnam. 1465 B SALE—Four lots, cor. Callforaia and th sta., 2 blocks from proposed paving on Cuming st., B850 aud $950 each. Potter & Cobb, 1615 Farnai st. ol DLATS of Orchard Hill now ready, zel one of + E, Muyne, BW cor 1ouh aod Farupm, 168 ¥ J9 Sreom ot Nt eI Slogantt new 5-room houeo, Nelson udd., near Cuming ste, §2.00); €800 eash, balance to Suit. B, T. Peter: €01 &'Co., 8. B. cor. Isth and Douglas. TR SALE-No. an—Lareo Tot and 3 housed . th §t., ensy terms, §,000. K. T. Peterson Co. JOR SALE—No. 1 =2 full lots and_ 3 fine 1 wdJ., modern improve: E!7, Petorson & Co. X103, house 3 10t Assooin- $1,50), oasy payments. (JOR SALE-No, l!l—l ropms AN bsoment, Inprove tion, 19th sty (cornon), E. T. Peterson & Co. *nm SALE—No, 3ti—Lot 10, fino Sstory Drick dwelling, stablo, otc., S, Lith st., $4,350. E.T. Peterson & Co. FAOR SALE—No. M1 —Fino 6-room house, full lot, Davenport 8t. fustwest of high school, £5,50," E. T. Poterson & Co. it 50X®. South 16th uses, very cheap ut on & Co. s of 11 T. Poter- rooms (new); a bargaio, §3,700, fon & Co. OR 8 on 10ih T. Po MOR SALE—Nn. 310 &t: choap at 82, #on & Co, l?{m SALE 00X140, house, 18th st. on oar line, cheap, 2,500 .7, Pototson & Co. [ OR SALE—No, 22— Full lot and & Virginin ave,, cheap at #1,500 son & C IOR SAL (acgo lot and clogant cottage, 10th noar viaduct. Cheap At $3,000. E. T. Petevson & Co. JPOR SALE_No. 100—Lot 2:x08, noar Burt, §.room house, woll and clstern, otc., £29%. BT Poterson & Co. E.T. Petor- rn_ impy Will sell for $3,36) if gold at once. son & Co. (OR SALE—No. 119-Lot 50x132, 6-room house on grade. 10th near Leaveuworth, §3,500. E. T. Petorson & Co. vomonts, T Peter Lot 45110, house of5 z00d_woll ||lz\\'u £150. ' K. T. No. 3H—Lot 23 oms, clioap ot $01. B. T JOOR SALE Bsxl, liouse, 1st story of bric e’ nd Hickory st,; choap, £5,00). Co. ina_ cistorn; Hickory Peterson & Co. 2 stor 8. 10th Péterson & zant 5 room Tot 60x137, Shinns 24 add, fence and pe thts i worth invostheatings lot 18 show you this picce, £3,50). E. T\ Peterson & Co. . $2—T0t l!<>\|n.(|l~"m||l o house, S, B. Roger's add, $3,000 son & Co. OR SAL , in McCormick's add., & Poterson & Co. Potorson & Co. no 1ot 25x200, houso of s, Stablo, cte., Sherman ave., $3,000. rson & Co. ot 5)x15115, now ho o olovation, cheup at §?, .. Petorson & Co, 3 Lot T5x140, J. 1. Redick's &, elegant L. Poterson & Co. 0. 305—Lot B)x255, houso Shermun ave.: cheap, §3,000. son & Co. OR SALE: rooms, outl torims, $5,000, E. T, Peterson 5—No. {18—Flogant Iot_and house nodorn finprovoments; Hans. lv l’olcr»on.\( Co. ToR SA 8 rooni com \plago, Lot 56x1424, Phil Shori- house of 10 rooms _ T Peterson & Co, {5th an 1 Douglas. dan, ¥ block from $4,000. you want any business pr rty 0t low figarcs, it 50 call on s, Petorson & Co. ly, got one of ith and Farnam. 140-5 room house, s and , 224 near Leavonworth, rent §3.0) . price §3,500. This is a first rate jnvest- Omaha Real Bstate & Loan Co., Rooms 2und 23, Withnell block. 740 of Orchar O, E, Mayne, SW cor Ith and y, get one of wnam, 140-5 ORSALE—A two story, 22x3), framo build iny, suitable fora stors, near Lith anl Far+ namsts. Applyat this oo, ot °f0 kot one of layne, BW o 15th and Furnam. 146-5 ORSALE—Two Iots m Polham Place, 0no Toen LioCk from stroot car track ~ Inquire 5th streot. B 3LATS of Orchaurd Hill now r 2. Mayne, SW cor 15th DR. HAIR’S . Asthma Cure. Tbls tnvyluablo spocifio rondily and pormn. nently curts all kinds of A T obstinate and long standing IH['I- Iy 1o its wondorful curing proportios. It s known throughout tho world for its unrivaled efficac fALDWELL, city of Lincoln, Neb., writes, Jan. 25, 1884 Sinco using Dr. Hiir's Asthmd Cure, for moroe than one year, my wifo has boon entircly well, and not cven symptom of tho digense hus dppen WILLIAM BENNETT, Richland, Iowa, writos, Nov. id, 1853: T have beon amicted with Huy Fever and Asthma sinco 180, 1 followed your dircetions and am happy to say that I never elept better in my ife. T am’ glad that T am among tho many who can speik so favorably of your remedics, A valuable 8 page troatise containing similar Droof from every state in the U, 8., Canada and Greut Britain, will be mailed upoh application Any druggist not having it in- stock will pros curo it i for s pdia d"m:,uum.\ B 7.'T7. WUTPZMANY, £0LE AGENT, &1 BROADWAY, N, Y. IN OBEDIENCE TO A GENERAL g Public Demand Fora Bafe Ye; the manufactur experiments, of Sl amer's Safe Vel which we gua; o DA &0 poae uro und wholesume” and FesorvIng PHICE, 100" A BOX, 10 cakeg in i box, . Enorgh 1o ise 40 Joaves of broad. If your g ocer does not keep It send £or it by mafl 10 WARNER BAFE YEAST CO., I NERVOUS) DEBILITATED M You are allowed a fre¢ trial of thirty de tc’lhtux of DF. Dye’ (Em.mff\/o'l.uu lla-ll’wlim"f' cizlp Bl e fos Tas woarily seiictand B “’:fi&ffluflg“u‘; Bebulty .«L‘:’”xu ) o kv tron L Oiher disdas iih, V07, ‘.5""" ROTRLSGs o lue tuatled Ergd, UY A bl o e vduulcuu'w ‘Mirebuil,ofch BAND UNIFORMS Py L sty il it i ot lankie S0 b8 of Hate, Helmais, Cope, Pouchu, Bslia, A ey Sl amvany Ly B Sl A Ay Bt Cmannt. Yood il i MISTELYON & HEALY, Chicage we bogan altor long OCONNUBIALITIES. Fay Templeton s married again, and the vietim has an _income of £13,000, " He will probably last her for several months. A Kingston girl has just given the mitten to her suitor at the request of her father, who offered her a perfectly lovely sealskingsacque for so aoing. 1da Socks, of Easton, Pa., 24 years old, has had four husbands in a marriéd life of ten yoars, Gractous! Ida Socks it to ‘em pretty rough.—[Boston Transeript. Miss Agnes Pierce, whose engagement to ex-( John D. Long, of Massachusetts, is announced, was a fow yoars ago assistant in the Melrose First Grammar school. A breach of proviise case has been brought in an Indiana_court, in which, it is said, 23 love letters will be read. The judgo is re- ported to have sent i his resignation. ‘The Princess Amelie d' Orleans, daughter of the Comte de Paris, on her marriage with the duke of Braganza, will receive a dowry of $2,000000 from her uncle, the Duc'd Aumale. In England it fsa erime for a marriage ceremony to be performed except between the hoursof Sa. mand 12 m. A bill has been introduced in parliament making it lawful to solemnize marriage between 8 a. m, and 4 p. m. Adolphus Buseh, the noted brewer of St, Louis hias started for California in a special car, with his family and a large Jarty o friends, to celebrate his silver wedding at Los Angeles next Sunda; 1o has niveteen children and ranks as a inillionaire. A curfous wedding took place recently at Pekin, Illinols, the contracting parties be- ing a girl from Manito_and a man from the vielity of Bradley. They had never met until the ||:|¥' of the wedding, the prelimina- ries having been arranged by mutual friends, Inventor Edison’s wedding may have been a reeherche affair, but we see he wore a Prince Albert coat all the same. This sort ot thing may be au_fait in Olig, but it would have been de tropin Illinols. No bridegroom can be a success in Ilinois unless he wears a spike-tail coat, especially rented tor the oc- rringe of the Archduchess Maria, of Tuscany, to the Archduke Carl Stepha brother of the queen regent of Spain, solemuized in Vienna yesterday by the' areh- bishop of Vienna. ‘Theeceremony was very imposing, and was witaessed by the Emperor Francis Josephanda host of niembers of the royal family. Itis veported in literary circlos that Mr, Joel Chandler Ilarris, of the Atlanta Con- stitution, is soon to marry a wealthy maiden lady who owns large estates in North Caro- lina—a Miss Caroline Muggs, niece of the confederate gencral, Stonowall Jackson. The twomet at a picnie on Lookout mountain last Fourth of July The claborate detail of English marri notices s sometimes almost amusing, es- pecially when little mosaies of family history are iuserted in parenthesis, The petname of the bride,sueli as “Cissy,” “Pet” and “Baby,"” are also inserted after lier name, so that her identity may be perfectly clear to her friends. A novel ease of boyeotting is reported from Greenshorough, A young man had won the alfe: of ‘a_cigar dealer’s daughter, but the father forbade him the house, The young man organized a elub of sympathizers, who refused to” buy cizars of him unless thé father raised the barricade. Latest accounts y he is weakening. 1t is really to be hoped that the attair will Gnd in smoke. Agirl in Esopus, N. Y., kept tally while two of her lovers pliyed a game of doininoes tosce which _one ' should have lher to wife. Another girl in the same town had seven suitors, and made them run a foot-race,under agreenient that she would marry the winne: race came off, and the wedding is to take place nextmonth. In this ease the defeated half dozen were each given a farewell kiss by the be Licut.-Col. Andrew W, Evans, U. S, army, formerly Seventh cavalry, was married last week at Kikton, Md., to Miss Susic A. Tuite, daughter of Aaron G. Tuite, Esq. Col.Evans who has resided at Elkton' since his retir nent in September, 1853, soon_after his | motion from the Third cavalry, left with h bride for the north after the wedding for an extended bridal tour, On Tuesday Iast a wedding united two of the wealthiest Hebrew familics of New York, the bride being Miss Julia Wormser, only daughter of Isidor Wormser, of the fivm of 1. & 8. Wormser, bankers, and reputed to be tho richest Hebrew heiress in_the United States, The bridegroom is Jefferson Selig- man, son_of James Seligman, of tne well- known banking firm, The union of these two families is regarded on Wall street as one of the most important. so faras wealth is concerned, that has talen place in New York for many years, Miss Mills, the Ohio girl, famous in mus ums because of the amplitude of her feet, is to bo married this week in New York, The story is that her father offered £5,000 to any man who would marry her, feet and all; and now that man has been found in the person of Theodore Griflin, a painter. It may be, says the Indianapolis Journal, that he will attenpt to paint feet of the regulation size at the extremity of her ankles, which would give her the ance of standing on two tons of coal dumped on the sidewalk. et A An old game was worked in Boston last week on an old country couple, who signaled a hack to carry them to a place of amusement less than square of They were ignorant of the fact, The driver took in the situation, after driving his ¢ \bout a mile or 80, fetehed upxn. the theatre, demandoed his fee and departed. et I Had a Dreadfal Cough, and raised a considerable amount of blood and matter; besides, I was very thin and so weak I could searcely go about the house. This was the ease of man with consnmption arising from liver complamt He recovered his health completely by tho uso of Dr. Pierce’s Golden ™ Medr Discovery.” Thou- sands of others bear similar testimony, - The etymology of many Americanisms is impossible to discover. *“Boss” is taken from the Dutch *'bass,” or master, and is quite legitimate, *Boom,” some clever person says, is derived from the nautical phrase *‘to boom out,” as ap- plied to & vessel tearing before the wind; and the origin of “blizzard" is enveloped in_obscurity, and “bulldoze” has van- quishied all the etymolog: in turn, THE GREAT R’GULRTOB. 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Tor soven yoars 1 6ulfered with g cancer on my fa Eight months ago n friend ro- commeniied tho uso of Bwift's Specific and I de- termined o muke an olfort to seeure ity In thig 1 was successiul, and began its use. The influ- ence of the meditine at first was fo_somowhat aggravate the sore; but soon the inflamation wasalluyed and 1_bey to improve after the first fow bottles. My genoral henlth has groatly improved. 1 ain and able to do any kind of work. The cancer on my fuce began to decrense und the uleer 1o heel, until thore is not A vestige ol itleft—only a littie scar marks the plac Mus. JoiC1E A MCDONALD, Atlanta, Ga., August i1, 1385, 1 have hnd & cancor _on my faco for some years, extending from ono choek bone ncross ihe nose to the othor. It has given me a great deal of pain, at_times burning and _jtching such an extent that it was almost unhearablo. T ommenced using Swift's Speeific in May, 1885, and huve used eight bottles. 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