Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 10, 1886, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10. 1888, SPECTAL NOTICES. Advertisements under th s head 10 cenes por ¥ne for the first insertion, 7 oants for eash subsequent insertion,and $1.74 a line per month, No ndverticoment taken for leas than 25 conts. Bovenwords will be countrd to the line: they must run conseoutively and mustbe patdin ad. yanoe. All advertisements mst be handed in before? o'clock p. m., and under no ciroum- stances will they be takon or discontinued by telephone. Parties advertising In these columns and hav- tng the answers addressod m care of Ti Bre, will plenso ask for check to enable ther to got their lotters, as none will be delivered except on presentation of check. All answers to adver- tisemonts ehould be encloged in_envelopes. TO LOAN-MONEY. 30,000 to Joan, Sums £500 and upwards, D Lowest rates. Bemis, 15th and Douglas sts, ONEY TO LOAN on horses, wagong, fure niture, watches, without removal. Terms ensy, C.J.' Caswell,' Room 19, Tron Dank Build. ing, i2th and Farnan:. Tako elevator, 264-apT OR SALE—Furniture as good as new at 115 N. 23rd St. 268.15% OR SALE-_Frosh cows and springors, 2 of the atter, Holstein heifers: also fine young Holstein bull, 234 and Popploton ave. 918 JTGR SALE—One fullbiooded Norman stal. Tion, weighs twenty hundred; can be sce: atG. W, Homan's livery stable; guaranteed all 1ud. 200 OR BALE—Two now water whoel governors cheap. AddressT. W. T. Richards, Omuha, b. 906-10° T HonT=A §000 DIANG, K JOR 8AL light delivery pony or bugzy toam, aid & heavy sorrel, CAFTINGe oF Work: ing team.” B, A, Marsh, 16th and Cuming. 244 01 SALE-_§ or 6 hend of good work horan nl<o n Iot of h iture, etc. An: heuser-Dusch fon, 0th and Capitol ave Timh1s JFOR wenthor strips, storm sas 1o F. 1. Mead 29’8, 16th st. WANTED-FEMALE HELP. y TANTED--A good girl. Tn ros. rrozory, d and Leavouworth | 1“6. TO LOAN on husiness proporty. Opposite Postoflice. W. 4. Shriver. 104 $ 00,000 to loan_on_ businoas and rosidenca S roperty, in sums of $1,000 and upwards, Ames, 1507 Farnam st. w8 150,000 to loan on_city residence proerty <D Geo. W. Day, 158 Farnam. () 0 LOAN—Money in any amount, On all classcs of seourity. Short time Joans on roal estats. Long time loans on renl estito. Money to lonn on chattels, Money o Jown on eollaterals. }‘!&ncy 10 loan on l'lx’ k[-'w)d security 'm8 eney. time 10 8ul Apply at q‘,’»nmnh- Financial Exchange, Tiarker's buflaing, §W corner of Fifteenth and Farnam sts. uvstairs 040 TONEY ‘o cvorypodyl ou can borrow money on furniture, horses, Wagons, pitnos, stock of all Kinds, diamonds and fine ‘whatohes on your own time, Payments received at any time, and interest reduced pro rata. Property left in your own_ possession. Terms Jow a8 the loweet. Call and koe me. Business confidential. Noadyantage taken, W. R.Croft, Room 4, Withnell's New Building, Northenst cor- ner 15th and Harney. U2 ONEY TO LOAN—O. I. Davis & Co. _ Re: Estate And Loan agents, 1505 Farnam St. ONEY TO LOAN-On good gecurities. A McGavock, room 7 Redick Block, 1509 Farnam Bt. ONEY TO LOAN—On ronl ostato and ohat- tels. D, L. Thomns. _ W5 ONEY TO LOAN—In aums_of $200 and np- wards on firet-class real estate security. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam 8t. 046 ONEY LOANED at 0, F. Reed & Co's. Loan office, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons reonnl property of all kinds and all 6ther ar- Ficlog of vatie, withott romoval. 519 S, 13th over Bincham's Commission store. All bua iness striotly confidental. i BUSINESS CHANCES. —Livery stable of thirty years standing: doing A fine businoss: the "only ronson for solling, a desiro to retire from busi- nose, Wil leaga the building for a term of yeara, Geo. W, Homan, Harney and 15th sts 327 OR SALE—Cheap, & well_established stor- ago bus'ness. - Inquiro at No. 1317 Dodo st. MOR SALE-Hardware storo in one of the Dbest towns in the state: easy torms. A bar- gain. Tnauire of Higgins & Park, real estato agents, 1512 Douglas. 800-11 T OR SALE—Lcnse, good will and furniture of fashionable bonrding house, finely lo- cated, in Chicago, 20 rooms, 50 boarders, doing profitabie husiness of £16,000 to $20,00 vearly. Owner has failed in health, Price only. § token this month. Address P. P. Haigh, 220 Monroe st., Chieago, 204-13 [OR SALE—One hundred shares stock in Ne- braska & Towa Insurance Company of mahn: nleo 100 ehares stock in Western Home Insnrance Company of Sioux City. L A. Miller, Council Bluff 17811 0R SALE—TLunch countor doinz gond busl- ness, Good reason for selling. 314 13th 8t. 27113 OR SATE_Takery and lunch stand in town of about,200 inhnbitants: chance for a.good baker. Inquiro of Kopp, Dreibus & Co., 1108 Farnam st. 215 VWANTED-Gaoa dining room girls for tho wost at once. 1120 Farnam st. 8139 VWANTEDGirl for dinin room and general ANTED—GIfl for light house holm & Eriekson. VWANTED-A grirl for gonoral houseworks Gorman preferred. Lnquire 1510 H WANTED=An exporioncod millinory sales- lady, Address B 7 X, Bee office, with references, 1210 "V,\eru—A girl at 1106 Juckson St. WANTED-—A good cook. First-class rofor. encos requirod. Good wagis. Inquiro at residence of P. E. Ior, corner 16th and Jackson stroots, 2540 W ANTED_Girl for genoral housowori Douglas St. 4 A WANTED_A compotont womn as matron at the “Home for the Friondless,” Lincoln. Apply at 1512 Davenport st., Omaha. 7004 ‘VAN-HED—Aumnnt bookkeapor. Inquiro At 1405 Hurnoy st. 2570 ANTED--Good dining room glils, also kirls for general housework. Good = waves, places given freo. Call Omaha Employment Bureau, 1120 Farnam St. 250 y ANTED—A good girl for gencral house work. Tnquiro at 101" 15th St opp, b0, 2069 " (VANTED—GUl to do hous 18th st. i‘m NTED—A girl about 15 or 16_yonrs old to [urse. - Apply 8. . cor. 21stand Loavon- . 31 VWANTED—A girl for general housework. Tnquire at office of C. K. Mayne, 8. W. cor 15th and Farnam. 110 2D—Good rrirl for general hou: Mrs W. A. Stow, 8. E. cor. Charle s, ENTS—Local and traveling can make f3 $25 to 8200 weekly. Address Imperial Firo ixtinguisher Co., Stowart Building, New York. 904-apri* VWWASTED-—A firstclass dining-room gitl at 1513 Dodge st. i WANTED—At ance, nurse gir years old to take' care of child 134 years old; German proferred. 462 Conventst. 087 VVANEED_Good girls for goneral house. work. Room 4 Bushman Block, 10th_and Douglas. 950 ANTED—MALE HELP. WWARTED—G good men cooks for the west. Call 1120 Farnam st. 312-9 WWANTED—A zo0d boy from 12to 15 yoars old at 8. E. Iehmann's cigar, stationery and fruit store, 10th 824-104 VVANTED=Man sorvant to wait on tablo and do general work around house; apply between 11 and 12,912 Douglas strect =] VVANTED-—;\_IMI“ to conk for engineering rllll Tnquire at Omaha Delt Line Oftice, over U. 8. Notional Banic, 0711 " JTANTED-Boy wanted to learn the jewelry D, [Bonufacturing busincss.” Max oxer & OR SALE- -Mile dairy, 9 cows, 1 Jersoy bull, 2 horses, wazon, eic.” Norwood Park, Flor: ‘ence. John Williams. 4T T ORSALE—Drug Store. about 75 miles west of Omahn, on account of sickness of pro- prictor. Invoices nbout $2,000. A bargain for Bomebody. Address C 50, Omaha Bee. 103-0¢ OR BALE—First-clnss rotail confectionery establishment with restaurant in live inland cify. Stephens, Voegler & Dinning, 1322 Doug- Insst. 180-9 ‘V:\NTE >, PRINTER—Pormancnt situation and falr wages to a sobor, industrious pan. Apply in porson (o L. I Hiton, I b, : VW ANTED,PRINTER—Must undorstand job work. Stoady sit. No biacksmith need apply. Callat Cozzens house ofiice, Thursday, 1to2p. m. I Martin 203-10 VVANTED—A first-cluss teu sulosman to soll tho rotal trade. Russoll & Co., 107 Water st., New York. [YOR SALE—_A big bargain—My stock ranch, oconsisting of 491 neres, well improvod, with good house, barn and outbuildings, well fenced and running water on same, for_sala or ex- change for a stock of grocerloa No answers wished unlese they mean business. Addroess N Crabtree, T'. 0. Box 115, Genon, Nance Co.. Neb. RARE CHANCE—1 will offer for enle & woll established harness shop in a wood live town of 5 inhabitants, on the B. & M. R.R., n n good farming community: no opposition reasons for selling out. Address Chas. Flickinger, ¥irih, [ R EXCHANG E—-Stocks of z00ds of every kind, for farmg and land: also lands to ex- ‘for roods. 1f i it it 18 yon have, w ecription, to O, E, Mayne,’ re Omaha, Neb, town of 6,000 inhabitants. Busine: 46, Beo Hotel downg rood Good renson for sellingz. Add ANTED—Sixteen harness makers at Slo- man fros., 13th and Dodgo sts. 248 VW ANTED— Agonts to can and Lithographio pictures, books und the Cultivator. RBig pay. Mon, boys, girls, and women do well whether oxperienced oF not. You can cither travel or work in your own neighborhood. Send 10c for samvles; complote outflt, ete. Address Mossrs, Smith & Hart, pub- lishers, Omaha, Neb. ~ Mention Daily Tice, 9 W ANTED-Telinble ngonts and doulers in Wost Towa and Nobraska for the Whito Sewing Machine and supplies for all make of machines. Catalogue free. Zehrung, Thorn- ton & C aprs WANTED—Two firstlass agents to travel in Nobrask, for Mucnenl & Urbans Safo and Look Co. Apply to M. L. Higgins, state agont, 1512 Douglas St., Omaba, Neb. 107-9% VW ANTED—An oxporienced rotail dry goods salesman: a permanont position” to tho right party, - Addre reforen: s for Oliographic giving experienco and , 0 45, Bee ofMice. 550 OR S A amery will bo sold cheap, on easy terms, to_anyone who will run it the soming season, 0. M. Carter, Asuland, Neb. 818 e ot \ANTED—To oxchangn for stock of hard: ware and general merchandise, 550 acres of ne Thayer Co., Neb., land: 5 lots fn Genon. butlling (hest corner): good ing (bost loontion) in Fssox ko §) acros 4 mile from town of Fssox, bine grass, For further particula John Lindorholm Central City Nebraska. 050 —A #2500 stock of milliner in splondid 1o A b bargain for some ono ns a Jiberal diseount will bo given. For fur- ther particulars address B 96, Beo O £00ds PERSONAL. TP HRSONAT—T0 parsons who wish to build n homo in Orehurd hill, Twill soll ots in that addition and nsk nothing down but the nominal £um of ton dollurs, the remainder to run for five yonrs with interest ut 8 per cent. This Is the liost offor ever made to any home senker in this oity. Call and see C. E. Mayne, 8. W. Cornor 15th and Fainam sireefs, 219 RSONAL—I will huild for mysc!f this sea- son u 815,000 rosidenee upon Orchard Hilt, Dosidos a dozen fine housos for the Orohurd Hill Building Associ on. This insures a good start for Orenard 1ill, and to anyone who. wish uild a house Lwill ¥ive oxtromely low p and easy terms. See this heautiful addition he fore purchasing clsowhore. C. E. Mayne, 8. for. 15th and Farnam STOVE REPAIRS. “v,\sn:u_.wum 200N, 10th st. SITUATION WANTED. ‘V.\thfl-‘-]x;; koo genoral cook (whitc), a pogition with a surveying corps or small . Wright, City. 310158 A LADY wishos 10 nurso a child £\ 414 8. 11th st “ ANTED—Situation by n st ia n telograph operator. Add Omaha. hotel Addross \"4\ NTI ¥ year cxperionce fi o firstoluss wenoral storo wonld like to have a position ina store, in u wholesalo house preforred; speaks German, Danish ad Swedish: bostof roferencos given, Address C 55, Bee Office. FANTED—A e a ) the duy ox week. o Apply at onc. 239 St 1 1 by alndy 1 copyist, for the purpose of remaining in Omahs to look &t property with the tion of buying in the future; can furnigh best of refercnozs, Address C.57 Bee offico, " MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, ivery tel o ivery wagon. Addross U 9, Boo Ottice. D—To rent 2 furnishod_rooms for light housckeeping, Addross C. H. Fuller, 222 Farnum 2710% FJHE W C Motznor Stovo Repair Co. L1l South 1ith 8t. hetwean Dodge and Douglas. ANTED—To rent & furnished house for summer months. Will give best of refor- ences to parties wishing to leave their home with reltible people. Adaress C 55, "“fifl“‘ - 0 OR RENT-Somo_small ottagpes on 24th stroot, near St Mary's avenue. Warcen Switzler, Granite Block. 140 F(OR RENT—A 11l-room hot rovements; good location. California e L FOR SALE—Ata bargain, flne 9-00m house F Vi modorn conveniencass, fail Jot: on Harnoy st., noar 2oth; $6,%0. Potter & CObD, 15 Farnam st 4 OR RENT—2 housos #-rooms cach, closets, ollar, at 03¢ orth 19th St 2300 Fdlui ENT—Gardon tarm. modern {m- Inguirt 2110 "y 0 8. 1Neh S EflnTm? T—Threo room house, 9th & Dodge. L2 J7 OR RENT—House of 8 rooms 224 _and Hac ney St. Inquire of Mount & Griffin 213 8 Lith Stroet. Foxr RENT-T} rooms houses of 10, 6 and 4 ]flfin RENT_Nicely furnishad front rooms. 0dd Fellows B lock, Kondll. [ OR RENT—Furnished rooms. 1318 Cass, F 805114 [FOR RENT—A large handsomely furnished room, bay window, modern convenionces. 720 Capitol av K 1400 Jones St i‘v,\x?m —A first-class dining room girl at City hotol, 200 [(OR RENT—Two rooms furnished for light housekeeping. 1117 Howard s OR RENT—Large room with or ;:.'a?zm"' 261 Fuix RENT-Nicoly furnished room nt 227 Dodgo: all modern convonionces. 24320 JOOR RENT—Furnishod rooms, single and cn suite. with or without board. Address C 54, Bee O 246 JO® RENT—Furnlshod rooms. 1516 Dodgo. fi‘ OR RENT—Furnished room with '8 of ! bath room at No. 706 N. 19th St. 2350 'Fm'u RENT—Nicely furnished rooms. Cor. 16th and Chicago. 157110 over Leslie & Morrill's drug store, one block west of postoflice. 188-0% Fuifii'tir—n nicely furnished rooms. 1623 Dodge. 161 OR RENT—Furnishel front room with use of bath room. Inquire at ofice of C. B. Mayno, 15th und Farnam. 1 JrO® RENT-Room with hoard. 1613 Ca OR _RENT—Nicely furnished rooms. 111 South 15th. NT—For light housekoeping—rooms hed and unfurnished in Becmer's Righth and Howard st i) OR RENT—Store room n Withnell block, bot, Harnoy and Farnam on 15th, Inquire Room 17, Withnoll Block. ™ TOR RENT— nicoly furnishcd rooms with or without board. 5% Plonsant st. Tlsm hi3 OR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms, with heat, gas and bath; also first-class’ table board; best of references given and rejuired. 1814 Dodgo st. 553 Boautiful corner in Parker's ad- dition, $1,200. For a fow duys. Rice & Moore, 128 Farnam. 82-10 OR SALE—By Gruham & Bonawa, Crelgh- ton Block, Good house, full lot, Georgln Ave., £3,000, Two houses on 18th strect; rent for 50 per month, $3,500. Cottage 6 rooms, good improvements, on 23d st., §2,00; will ‘oxchango for unimproved Property. Hulf ucre, g00d cottage, on Burt, £3,500. gafAxge ot 6 room cottago,near Cuming streot, 2,300, ifine cornerlot, houso 6 rooms, corner on Cuming, $5,500. Three o0t lots, Omaha Viow, 1,500, 'wo lots, Hill Side add, No 1; for both $: 0, 01100x100 Teet on corner Virginia Ave and Pop- pleton street, §2,600. Lot on Cuniing stroot, on grade, § x132, near Nicholas ana 11th, Lots in' Hanscom Plce, $700 to' Tots in Bartlett's dd, $60. ull 1ot on Farnam, $12.500. st front in Pelham Pluce, 500, Three lots on Seward stroot, 300 each. Five-ncre tract, Kensingtou add,, por nere, ) Full corner on 11th and Nicholas st., 82,500, Good lot on V! Ten-acre truct Property for sale ia all parts of the city. If you want to buy or sell property call un raham & enaw IOR SAL Lots in Plainview, Clarendon, Amblor Place {anscom Place, Orchard Hill, Walnut Hill, Hill'Side No. One,’ Arbor. Place, Dwight, & Lymans, Marsh's, Lowe's, Kirkwood, Parker's, West Cuming, Himebaugh and Saxn- ders, bargains inacre property, suburban to tho city? barguins In improved. rosidence property, raflroad lands, improved f ns in Nebrask stock ranchos, business chances, stocks of me: chandiso, ete, ete; call on or address Rico & Moore, 1322 Farnam. B17-10 \OR SALE—b east-front lots, 2 corners, N. 21st 8t. with 1 large 14-room house and 1 new 8-room house, barn, fruit, trees, ete., a bargain, §14,000. 2'lots, 5-room house, Davenport St., & good investment, $5,500. Lots in Mar: add. §1,000 to §1,70% Lots In Park Forest, $200, Lots in Ambor Place. Tots in Orehard Hill, §150 10 $750. Lots in Omaha View, §25) to & E. F. Ringer, 119 N, 15th St. OR SALE—HI lot with throe room house barn, well, cietorn. a'c, 03x18, on three streots: prioe §5, Stockdale & Bunchor, 1511 Dodge street. Tot 33x115 Reo'® 1&t ada, with 7 room house, with all conveniguras, $5,500. This place 18 on Davenport street Just boyond the new paving Qistriot and s chowy. Stockdale & Buncher, 1611 Dodge street. Corner lot on SHerman Ave., §9,00. Stockdale & Buncher, 1511 Dodge straet, Two fine lots ongorner, in B V. Smith's add, £1,5% onch. StocRaale & Dancher, 1511 Dolige st. 14 1ot with § roamy house on Charles street, Shinn's 1st add, $160. Stockda 1511 Do tge streot. Fine lot on Patrick Ave, 80x120, $1,000. Stook- dale & Buncher, 1511 Dodire strect BOx105 on 8. 15th St., 001, Stockdalo & Bunche er, 1511 Dodge strests rner on Chiongo 8., 132v148, 000, Stockdale & Buncher, ant lots in Orchard Hill from $150 to $750. wise and choose quickly. Stookdale & 1511 Do &t tiots in Aawthorne from £423to 8700, Stockdale & Buncher, 1511 Dodge streot. @ best lots In West Side are going rapidly. -8till prices are reasonable, Keep them in mind and don’t wait too long. Many fine lots still left in Hanseom Place at fair prices. Stockdalo & Buncher, 1511 Dodge et. KInVlnl lots in the Clark estat near St. Mary's ave, very choice rosidenoe property. Stockdale & Buncher. 1511 Dodge st. Stockdale & Buncher, 1511 Dodge st., have houses and 1ots in all parts of the oity and ad- ditions at all kinds of prices and on easy terms. When you are inthe market oithoer to buy er #ell yon will do yourself an injustice if you fail 0 cill upon Stockanle & Buncher, 1511 Dodge st & Buncher, OR SALE—Boautiful corner and insido lot in E. V. Smith's add, Rice & Mooro, 1222 m, i610 [ ORSALECheap for cash, lot X130 Low: 1st nddition, $475. itice & Moore, 1322 Far nam. 310-10 ©. PATTERSON, Ronl Estato, | » Ton ncres, beautiful, cheap, 3,00 8.room cottage, lot 60x168, bargain, $3,500, Now cottage and lot, monthly payments, £1,800, Acre lots, city 10ts, cottages and rosidences throughont the city for sale. Money to loan on approyed security. Call on or address R. C. Patterson. Arnam OR SALE at a bargain for thres days lot X144 with two good honsos. Tive ncros wost of Boy desirablo for §2,500. Sovoral new Houses on ensy pay ments, New house neat Eleventh and paciio Sts, Bailou Bros., 317 S. 1ith St 21513 OR SALF—Two Tols in Plainview, $45) s Potter & Cobb, 1315 Farnam st L s uddition, corner and OR EXCHAN ral dosirable house: and lots in Omahn, for Douglas county im. proved or unimproved lands. C. B M cor 15th and_Farnam. OR SALE—Oaly $1,700, beautiful d-room cottage with ¢ flur and closets, well and cis- tern, shade trees and lawn, chicken house and £ood 2-story barn, lot FIx133, just off Saunders streot in Parke addition.” For a few days only. Rice & Moore, 1222 nam. 20-10 JORSALE—16) ucros in_city limits of Kear- ney at a bargain, and_on good terms, Ad- dress H. M. Woolman, U. P. Town Lot Agent, Deonver Junction, Colorado. Almh24 OR SALE—Lots to the west of town, near Farnam st. and Lowe ave., in Potter's’ add.. safe and profitable investmen ) and £600 cach. Potter & Cobh Farnam s ) [ OR SALE—A new 1 Suunders st., a by Himebaugh's add. ver room house and lot on in. 4 acre lots i cheap. Houses and lots inall parts of the city. Improved and unim- provedland for sale or trade. K. R, Ball, 122 N. h st. Sidm| 0K SALE—_Thrad fine Lots in Shinn's d add. at $800 eachi Pdtter & Cobb, 1615 Farnam. s BE JOR SAL Lots I’ Lowe's 18t addition, south fronts, easy terms, only $500. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farpam;st. [ 7 OR SALE—Rostfucro tracts in the market, only $200 per aere. Inquire about them. Pottor & Cobb, AB15 Barnam. 88 IORSALE—Acro lots, Gise'sadd., only $1,500 Potter & Cobb, 1315 Farnam, 857 OR SALE—On orsy torms, 10 lots in Hans- com Place ffom &8 to §1,60) cach. Loton Ploasant st., with doublo house, 10 rooms onch with all modernimprovements; rents for $110 month, $11,00. -Lots in West Cuming from i0to to $430 each. gorner lot, Prospect Placo, taain. - Corneg joteShinn's d add., bargein, J vell & Gp,¢ lfoom 10, Tron Bank. 774 vernl dosirablo business. lots on 16tk St., and business and rosidence lots in all purt<of the city. Also warehouse, hotel and farm property. Housos to rent. Property o of charge und a large list to seloct from at prices ranging from $25) to $10,000. Par- ties desiring to invest should look over our list and prices before buying. Correspondence so- licited and intormation about the city freely iven. Omaha Roul Tistato & Loan Co., Roowm 25, Withniell Block, Omaha. 2 [ ORSALE—Ints just soutn of the parkin Clark Place $55) each, on easy torms. _Pot- ter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam. 830 OR SALE—A tow of tho hest ots In Wiloox's add, at 600 each. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Far- 855 9() ACRES for £1),00—I havo decided to of for sal wtiful plece of ground (about 2) ner Vi tion. This r castof the voirs and between Hamilion and Ni streets, and_about one thousand feet dir north of Sacred Heart convent. Tt divided into about 09 lots, and will r handsomo profit to tho’ purchaser. Terms, & cash, balanze as may be agreed. Samuel R. Johnson. [IOR SALE—Cheap fofs In Burr Ouk, { Hunscom Park, nenr streot terms. Potier & Cobb, 151 Fin {IOR SALE—( of tho best improved and finest 1o farms in Douglas county, Neb., 5 milos wi Omaha_court hou taining 160 ncres, with hcuso, stable, w chard and pasturs, falf cash, 1o suit purchasor. For further dress Guo. Linde, oare Omaha Beo, Omah: braska, JFOR SALE—i2-n0r0 tract, only 8 miles from postofiice, only $40 per adre. A bonanza to gomo one. 222 Farnam, Founi E—An ol St.near Leavenworth § Rico & Moore, 521-10 MES Prac AMES PLACE, AnEs Prace—Cheapest clty lots, $400 to $600 for tull lots, EAsy TERMS in Amos Placo, HEDICK'S GrovE—Lots ono block from 25thst, pipoihouse Tl EDICK'S GROVE—S$300 to §1,200 per lot. Newronr Acre Lots. NEWPORT-Nearest fieros, LEvEL Roads to Newport, NEwrPorr—Fustest sclling ncres. This proporty sells on its w No betier investment for you than an acre in Newport, make the ndvance, NO HiiLs to climb 0 Newport. This property will soll in clty lots in & year's time. CLARENDON—AL end of Skundors st. und 15th st. car lino, handsome lots at §7) to §300). Now 1% vite Tise to buy a lot in Redie At $500 o §1,200. PRATT'S SUBDIVISION—Noarest acre lots south- st at $15) per Koo, Wiy PAY RENT when you can buy alot In Ames Place at §200, $300, $40, 8500, OAK CHATHAM lots ut $600 to $300 each, CoME & seo for yoursolf the chancos for safe investment in cify or suburban proporty, A, lical Bstato Agoncy, 107 Furnam St. Buy now and TSR BALE—i0 ncres Tapd 433 milcs west of Omuha $175 por acre. This 18 boau iract and cheap. Also 40 acres near Irving 5 por acre. A bargain in lands in Douglas and every county in the state. £. ¥. OR SALE—Big Bargnin—Corner in Isanc & 8elden’s addition, only 2 blocks from Leayv- enworth st., 132x124, only §1,5)0. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Farnam st. 55 OR SALE—Gibson has forsale lots in Hans- com Plitoo, §300 to §1,50, Gibson has for sale holses and lots in Hans. com Placo ibson Has for sulo housesand lots in ul paxts ho city, Gibson has improved farms and lands in all purts of Nebraska for sale or o Gibson has thousands of acros_o a in Weostern Nobraska for salo from $2 to g4 per the place to list your property. Call and sce him at IRoom 3, Withnell Block, cor, 15th and Harney sts. 80 T ORSALE—Threolots in Shinn's 24 addition, on eastern slope, only 3 blocks from_stroet cars, cheap—only $750. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Far- nam'st, B2 0K SALE—A tine b.ucro trast on South 10th stroat, only n fow blocks from streot car Line. Inquire at Lango & Foltick, 818 5. 13th st. [ [YOR SALE—For 10 days only, an 80-acre traet near Flor 0 at $50 per ac has baen platted und staked o b-acre lots, Can ba sold out at $100 per acro casily, This (8 & ehance for some one to make ionoy quick. C. E. Muyne, 8. W, cor. 16th and Farnam, 150-12 AND SEEK ATTENTION—For full partioulars abgut, froe aud choap lands in Woatern Nebraska address Thos. C. Pattorson, RealBstato Agent, North Platte Neb. 5 NOR BALE—Soven half-ncro lots oach 185x1a onst Of Fort, just wost_of Saundors 8t. For prios and torms address H. Feckonsoligr, dity. rivato WANTED—Ily April 1at, toard In two smaller un- family witk one ln; furnished roows: court houso' Address € o FANTED-Dourd and room 1n_private fam. 1ly not to exceed $5 por week. Ade 8, Boe Office. iiu'u S wnd bourd, 109 North 224 st. Sl0mher MISCELLANEOUS, $Eum Roward—no questions asked—for roturn of sesl hrown spaniol dog, 8 months 6ld: lost 4 King st., nea Seward, L water spuniel, with col ner cun have same by puying churges, 1012 8, Iar and name: roporty nid end. scaron Jeft side. Leave inform Oifice. 269 ’0_. SALE-MISCELLANEOQUS, E\éulALl—!mn—mnflm 8%, buggy phacton ud light twoseat park Wagon, wil o 0 ition; will Lo sold cheap. 1 oom throe @), Omaha Nationul Bank lu‘av ) JANTED—RBy April 1, three unfurnished rooms for light housekeoping, for gentie- man, wife and ono child: must be convenlent and price reasonabie, ost reference given A rogutred. Addicas C, 86 Goorgin iy city. I VW ANTED-Active ludy weents 1o sell ous combined waist and corset. For eircular, nddross Juckson Corset Co., Hox F45, Omuha, LN FOR RENT-HOUSES AND LOTS. TPOIt RENT—Tlouse, brick, 8 rooms, 1903 Fantam . 2o Several desirable Louses by Hal 5. Lith St. POR REN 1rom strect car Dodge streot. JOR RENT—Two very desirable fias ou Howerd Stroct aver 1615 with ali modorn provewents. A splendid location to rant foy- nished roonis. * Oinaha Real Estato and Losn Co., Roowms 22 and 28 Withnell Dlock. ndid “corner grove full sunning order, on & paved streo splendid opouing far sbme one 1o \ump into u de: rent ouly §35 por mo.; posscs 1st. Morse & Bruuuer Paxton Block, nd Furowm. 17510 one | lock Bell & MeCaudlish, 1541 2159 Store and basement in center of co wud losue. for Sic, B South 1910 JOR SALE—Fiue imy roved 160 aore farm, 50 miles from Omuha, 6) m wiles from Tekrmah, $2:20 per ucro, worth 0: looated in Burt coun’ ty} call for purticulurs; must be sold soon. Rice & Moore, 122 Farna Bis-11 —Coruor lots Tusidelot in Lowe's add. §4%5. Corner, 64xLi2 on Farnam St., $20.000. Sorner, X132 on Farnam St., 87,000, 223152 on Farnam St., $10,600, 125x150 8. 13th St., §11,000. ts in Sunuy Side 1mile from P, 0., §2,100. clot in Pr $:00, o . 825) and ot in Progpect Place, $1,55), »spect Pl terms. Two lots on Hamilton 8t., §1,600, Geo, P. Homis, i5h and Douglas. gy ] l"‘lllls.\ E--Choap, 1,20 feet new shelving. Cellat once. Rice & Moore, 1222 F rm“un. 189 Jron miles Purnrm st les from the ' junction of the Albion and Cetur ciof U, B R K., 200 acres of it 20, corrals, ete’, all first and secon | nd and Ui ole for eultivaon, 130 £0od bty land. Onehalf cash and one haif twolve wonths' time or exchange for Oma- b real estate. Address Jumes Vore, Omuha, k Box 20), Kansas City, Mo, 25i-20 b“)ll SALE 0 lots, each B8x146, 25th and Chieago sts., east mid south front; a rate chance t). segure & bacgain Inquire Evickson, Edbolm & Brickson, opp. post e o Lot o IOLt SALE~Faity 'ots, cor. California and Hth sts., 2 blovks from proposed paving on Cuming st., $550 and #)) cach. Pottor & Cobl, 1515 Farnam st, 11777 Y F‘nbll SALE. a’qr lot, & good -room house, arocery stork, with stables, out-houses and oity water, 224 dbr 'Loavenworth, rent ¥15.0) eF mo., price $3,500" ' This is & first rato invest- mont. Omaha K Witate & Loan Co., Rooms 2and 23, WithnefHpiot. 4o ORSALE—A fyq story, 22x3), frame buil 1 ing, suitablo & stord, noar L)t and Far- nam3i. Applyaf Yl ofioh. o ORSALE—Two Jots i Peliam Place, 0ne block from street car track. Inquire 318 8, 1th stroet. 6% OB SALE GF Tiade Tor Dinuia propsrt one of tho fingst located farms in Surpy county, Nebruska, with brick buildiog contain- ing 4 ¥0oms, eistern, stuble sud corn eribs, and 106 acros of which 8) acres ure under’ culti- vation, ‘The house is situated on & hill with & beautitul view of the surrounding country. About 10) rods from Bellevye college and ‘a Quarter of & mile from raroxd station, wud the railioad is running along the farm for about il A milo. For furthor particulars and infor- mation uddress G. Wickenberg, North 16th 5t, owelry sior 0 212 MOR SALE—A lof 8180, and dwelling 20523, near future rewnell Hall, cheap; half cash, balance swall monthly payments. V. L. Vo- dicka, 520 8, 1ith st. (1] DR SALE-Twenty acres in Sce. 6, T. 13, Douglas county, one half miie T line dnd B'& M. maln tracks, For terms ad- dress C 52, Bee oftice. 2412 JOR SALE—Troom cottaze, 1 bic m St, Mary's ave. ear line, lot Toxl; $4,150. Potter & Cobb, 1515 Furnuu. EUROPE'S WARRIORS LOOK 0. Tremendons Oannonade Between Two Steel Turrets. A Test of Modern Fortifications— Great Advantage of Curved Wrought Iron Plates. London Times: The experimonts now nearly completed at Bucharest possess an interest and importance beyond their mere technical scope. Gen. Brialmont, the author of numerous works on fortifi- cation, was asked to submit a project of defense. Several forts have already been commenced in accordance with his de signs, forming the first link in the chain with which it is proposed to surround Bucharest. The important question of armament remains in abeyance; but Gen. Brialmont having a predilection in favor of armored turrets, it was determined to oarry out exhaustive experiments with two structures supplied by Messrs. Gru- son of Buchan and the St.Chamond Iron- works respectfully. Having decided on an experimental expenditure of some 100,000 francs, the Roumanian govern- ment threw open their practice gronnd to the representatives of the powers, and the motley crowd of strange uniforms excited some intorest in Buchavest, where the people were at tirst inclined to classify the wearers generally as ‘‘Bulgars.’ Though the program of the experiments was a long one, much still remains to be carried out, and the general results will probably be incomplete till the spring. The two turrets are quite dissimilar in principle and design. ‘The French is cylindrical in form, exuactly like those carried on board numerous ships of war. The armored ring protecting the guns is of wrought iron, sixteen mches thick, witha flat roof six inches thick. The speciai feature claimed by the construe: torsis the mode of firing, which is elec- tric and automatic. There are no sights cither on the guns or on the turret, and the firing is carried on by contact points which can bo moved along n graduated arc inside. The turret makes a whole turn after each salvo, the loading being lected in the meantime, so that, as soon as the position at which the contacts ve been adjusted is reached, the guns are automatically fired. The German cupola is of a new form, It resembles a rather flat umbrella, and the whole of the supporting structure is contained in a single_chaniber, and oc- cupies little hight. The leading prinei- ple constitutes something of a new point of departure. The umbrella-shaped arm- or plates are supported on a central ]n\'ul and steadied in position by four egs carrying trucks provided with spiral springs. * The guns have no recoil proper and on firing, ~therefore, the shock ex- pends itself inimparting vibratory mo- tion to the whole structure, which shakes much_as a mushroom may be supposed to doin a gale. The armor plates have a thiekness of eight inches and for the pur- pose of the experiment were partly com- pound and_partly wrought iron. only does it aftord a target which moderate ranges could be renc nearly invisible, but wherever struck it presents a very oblique surface, of deflecting stiells coming at any re able angle. The guns in the French turret; were of the *De Bauge" type; those in the Ger- man turret were Krupp's, both being ically the same calibre—six inches. Precisely simiiar guns were used for the attack, and neither can be .considered as in any sense equaling in power the more en't siege guns, while they clearly fall far short of the ordnance which the next ten years of artillery progress will pro- duce. This was the more unfortunate, since, on the one hand, it may be reason- ably be contended that greater -results might be obtained n attack by siege Funi already existing, and on the other hand, the non-recoil principle of the Ger- man turret lies open to the objection tl it is conceivably inapplicable to more powerful guns. The attack was commenced at 1,000 metres range, and both turrets received an amount of poundiug probably repre- senting_a siege of soveral years' dura tion. The French turret hm? the advan- zc of being turned backward and for- ard during part of the time, which in- od a greater dispersion of the blows, while in the German turret, the greater part of the projectiles struck on a single ate. At the end both ¢ 50 nearly breached that a_ single shell striking either at the weakest point would have entered with ease. Many small bolts and rivet heads were detached in the German turret, while the French turret received no interior_dan both were able to turn sily as and their guns were re| 1y fired without any difil- culty. ]ln the firing at the embrasurces the wrought-ron plates of the German turret fhehaved admirably, deficeting all the projectiles, and proving that a hit in the immediate” neighborhood of the port entailed no danger to the guns, Throughout the experiments, in i the curved wrough-iron plates took th }mnhhml:lll well, and while the s aces of the compound plates showed tendency to strip ofl’ and crack und repe u-.hm.“\,m., softer material suc- ceeded in turning the excellent Krupp stecl shelis so that the damage was in- considerable. The principal fact brought out by the experiments is the great advantage of the curved wrought- fron plates; but whether the peculiar principle adopted by Messvs. Gruson is pplicable to heavier guns remains un- certain. The decision which has now to be taken will affect the question of cost of the defense of Bucharestto an im- portant _extent, and this consideration may lead to a_reopening of the question of the necessity for so large n provision of turrets, B DISCOVERY OF DAGUERROTYPING The Picture of a Thief First Suggests the Process. Chico (Cal.) Chronicle, Feb. 26: J. A. B., writing from San Rafael, under date of February 18, says: '‘An interesting fact in the history of sun-printing which, in its beginning was called daguerrcotyp- ing, accidentally came to my knowledge recently, which I take the liberty to fur- pish for the Chronicle. My edition of Appleton’s new eyclopedia says it is not known what led Daguerre to discover the art ealled by his name. Mr. Louis, an intelligent French gentleman, who has a shop in San Rafacl, gave me, in substance, the following account of the beginuing of this wonderful discovesy and invention, to which the world of art 18 50 deeply indebted to-day: “It was about the year 1834—a year or two after the cholera plague—I Was an apprentice boy in the first of th three silversmith establishments in Paris. Mr. Daguerre, the artist had been :mli;lliu[:l a silver plate in the fourth sbory of his house, where he had skylights™ erranged to af’ ford fuller light for 1is_pu One day, having occasion to leave room for a time, veturniag he found some one had disarranged the room and stolen his money. Lookitiz down upon the table where he had left the polished plate to his surprise he disgpvered the i of his gardener, who ‘came once & weck to arrange his grounds, whom he char with the theft, and reeoverad the mor This accidental discovery lead to expe: ments with the camera, whic lished the art and made Mr. Daguerre a wealthy man. I took bim a polished rlnlo, eat for my picture and obtained & ikeness, at a cost of about §1.° Such is the statement of Mr. Lewis, which I sup- pose is substantially correct. There seems, however, & diserepancy in dates Mr. Lewis putting the date of discovery about the year 1834; whereas, the cyclo pacdia places the establishment of the art in 189 And 1 remember, some conrs ago, Mr. Rulfson of Bradley & Rulofson in San Francisco, told me that he (Rulofson) worked in Beard’s gallery, London, in 183, which was about the beginning of the art, o T A JOURNALIST'S GUIDE. Protessional Opinions of Various Ex« ports, _In editing & nowspaper, a pen is a noc- essary article; so is a pencil, inasmuch as it may at times be more convenient than # pen to write with. A pair of scissors is also neeessary. But what is most nec- essary is brains, Noxt to brains in value 1 estimate what we call the newspaper in- stinct, the sensc of what news the public require, and what discussion will be most effective. Next after this comes special talents and general knowledge; and the more knowledge, general and special, n newspaper man has, the more useful he will be. But with all these gifts and graces he won't accomplish much unless he also possossos a sense of humor and an un- compromising love ot truth, and of tho Unitad States constitution. A pair of scissors, however is not as good as a pair of moderate sized shears, and neither soissors nor shears can make a journalist. C. A. DANaA. I have the most exalted respect for the editorial shears. There is no depart- ment of a newspaper 8o _interesting to me as the seloctod miscellany--provided the scissor’s work has been done by a man of genius. It is not diflicult to tind mea who can write, but men who can handle the scissors with judgment and taste aro scarce. I have worked in every department of journalism, from l{po set- ting to defending libel suits and I never feol that I am in such a fair way to con- fer a favor on the human Iumil{ a8 when I am sitting in front of a big pile of eox- changes with a pair of gharp scissors in my hand and a paste cup at my elbow. Very truly yours, JouN A, COCKERILL, Editor New York World. In the hands of an editor “‘entirely great,” the scissors are as mighty as the pen. Good ‘“‘exchange reader searcer than good writers, and, although they come high, we must’ have them_ in well regulated newspaper oflice. The most succossful journalist of the day in this country are those which make the Dest use of the scissors, giving due credit for borrowed matter, whether copied bodily or adapted and however classiliod. Browsing on the exchanges is a whole- some pastime and a nourishing and stim- ulating practice for any man in the edito: rial roowms, from editor-in-chicf to office boy. Very truli_ ours, M. P. HANDY, Editor Daily News, Philadelphis Let me wield the scissors of a newspa- per and I care not who writes its leade J. B. McCuLLAGH, Editor Globe-Democrat, St. Louis. PILES! PILES! PILES A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itchin and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered by Dr. Williams, (an Indian remedy), ealled Dr Williams' Indian Pile Ointment.” A singlo box has cured the worst chronic eases of 25 or 30 years standing, No one need suffer five minutes after applying this wonderful sooth ing medicine, Lotions and instruments do more harm than good. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays tho Intense itching, (particulacly at night’ after etting warm in bed), acts as a pouitice, gives mstant reliet, and is prepared only for Piles, itehing of private parts, nd for nothing else SKIN DISEASES CURED. Dr. Frazier's Magic Ointment cures as by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs, Blotehes and Eraptions on the face, leaving the skin clearand beantiful. - Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips, an Qld Obstinate Ulcers. Sold by druggists, or mailed on receipt of 50cents, Retailed by Kuhn & Co., and Schroeter & Becht. At wholesale by C.'F. Goodman. e The Southwest Sentinel of Silver City, N. M., prints the following advert: ment: Two hundred and fifty dollars re- ward—The above reward will be paid by the board of county commissioners of Grant county to any citizen of said county for each and every hostil gade Apache killed by sich n presentation to said board of the scalp of guch Indian, By order of the board. E. Stine, clerk. HOUSEKEEPERS that fail to acquaint thems s with the value of JAMES PYLE'S PEARLINE in the kitchen and laundry deprive themselves of the most convenient and useful article of the age- Hu Hsueh-yen, the ex-milhonaire and banker of Kangkow, is dead, He was originally a clerk, but acquired great wealth in the tea trade, which he subse- quently lost in speculation, and died poor. A Chinese puper says' the losses sustained by Hu in- his celebrated silk speculation” were simply fabulous, and thore wars probably few merchants in the whole of China who ever much as was then saerificed. owned as 1s There a Cure for Consumption ? We answer unreservedly, yes! 1f the patient commences in time the use of Dr. "ierce “Golden Medieal Discover; and exercises proper care. If allowed to ran its ecourse too long all medicine is powerless to stay:it. Dr. Pierce never deecives a patient by holding out a fulse hope for the sake of pecuniary gain. The “Golden Medieal Discover i’ s eured thousands of patients when nothing else scemed to avail. Your droggist has it. Send two stamps for Dr. Pierce's com- plete treatise on consumption with numerous testimonials, Address World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buflilo, R il LU Hugh McCulloch, ex-sceretary of the United States treasury, has deeded to the city of Fort Wayne, Ind., his title to the old Broadway cemetery of ten acres, from which most ot the dead bodies have been removed, and which hss become of great value, The condition of the deed, which the city council has by ordinance accepted, is that the property shall he kept improved and be IRy YR loch park, Take Care of the Children, For children, Brandeetl's Pills are sim- ply invaluable. One or two pills taken every night for ten days will cure th of scarlet fever, diphtheria, whooping cough, colds, diarrhea or local pains Brandretl's Pills are purely vegetable —contain no mereury, mineral or dan- gerous drug. They require no eare in diet or exposure, and are perfectly sufe for old or young, male or female. One or two at night, for & week, taken on an empty stomach, will cure the worst case of dyspepsa, liver complaint or rheuma- tism. L LR The largest cirens in Paris accommo- dates oniy 7,000 people, Wiiile one i e cient Rome could “holl over 150,000, vhere from 100 to 400 lions were let Iooso at a time, Augustas filled the arena once with 8,500 wild animals, and one Prohus got up & free fight between, 1,000 wild h ars, 1,000 stags, 1,000 vams and 1,000 ostiiches, and the occupants of the upper rics—the - gods—had the right to rrOWs 1 jiveling into the welee A i Wasting discascs of the lungs are rap idly hesled dy Red Star Cough Cure. | 25 | cents, [o—— shoot STRICTLY PURE. IT CONTAINS NO OPIUM IN ANY FORM IN THREE SIZE BOTTLES, PRICE 25 CENTS, 50 CENTS, AND $1 PER BOTTLE NI aro’pue np for the & P25 B ARE S RSP UG S 8 And low priced Coutzh, Coldand CroupRemedy THOER DESIRING A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION LUNG DISEASE, Bhould secure the largo 81 bottles. Direotlon accompanying each bottlo, Bold by all Medicine Dealers. DOCTOR WHITTIER 817 St. Chnrles St., St. Louts, Mo, Areguireraduntoof v Medlonl Collegun augkuiia e e o o D St bt h a kn ) fomor Throl SloodPalsonings PR RGN AR S N Hec) Arising ffom Indiscrotion, Excess, Exposure or Indulgence, whieh prod ollhwing etkste | nerfousiess, deniing Ad Qefestiv mematr, pmples . eetety o1 Tomal Tdens, e L Fra e ron 4n by manenily eured. o i tealed envelope, freg (0 aiy Satrets, Qonvulial Bet o by malh T, [aviied and A Positiy n L b o MARRIACE CUIDE 800 PALES, FINE PLATR! dl-‘u- oloth and giit AT e OB, Ta AT sult TO EUROPE IN A TRIFLE OVER =" SIX DAYS .25 LY THE OLD RELIABLE CUNARD LINE. [Established 1840.) Spring and Summier sailings s follows: FastSaturday oxpress mall sevics rom NowYorks UMDRIA wally Apri) 10, May 8, June s, Juiy. AURANIA il Myl Ny Tyt Ty ETRORIA ERIISAD] B4 May 3. June 10, July § BERVIA. s Say 1, May 29, dune, 2, July 8 Fast Wednesday express service from Boston. N “snils April 21, May 19, Juno 16, July 14 ECYINIA ¥atls April 25, May 6. Juno 25, July gt GALLIA il My 5.0 e 2. June 0. uly BOTHNIA. sails May 12, June 9, July 7, August & SPECIAL NOTICE. ‘Boston being 150 miles nearer Liverpool, than New ork, fhe treon ts Cxpeatad bo make (¢ Gussage i exs i iz days, e’ Whove fect 1n tho lorgest, fustest and most magnig it many of the shits being over s long, 85 ¢, 7,500 tons and 14.000 horsepoy Th T i 4 coand han nover 108t @ CrAG o Tk edlAc s o Rent ciasa possonigor e " ot Ao e e I moet o (ho Fincipal towns ani cities hroughont tho conniry, oF PO RALIRING, Manapor of Western Departmonty 191 Haniolph Strect, (Under Shorman House), Chicago; 1. ‘Aonts Wanted Whore we ar Ot Foproscnted. BABY SARRIAGES ONE Ot MORE AT W I PAY all express charges to all points miles. 1,000 s to nelect from. ' Send two cons stawp for illustrated catalogue. Mention this paper. L. 6. SPENCER'S TOY FACTORY, 221 W. MADISON ST,, CHICAGO. ESTABLISHED 187O0. IR 200000 ol Catalogues and Pric alitho best Carringe DRUNKENNESS ©Or the Liquor iabit, Positively Cured by Adninistoring D, Xaines® Golden Specific. It can be given. In a cup of coffee or ten without the knowledige of th on taking It, 1s absolutely Darmless, and will effect & permanent and speedy cure, whether the patient 1 & moderate drinker o an alcobolic wreck, It Las been given in thous funds of cases, and in every instance n perfect cure Das followed. ' It never fafls The system once Impregnated with tie Spocific, It becomes an utter 1mpossibiiity for tho 1iquor appetite (o exist. FOR SALE BY FOLLOWING DRUGGISTS: KUHN & 0., Cor. 15th and Douglas, nnd 18th & Cuming Sts., Omahs, Nebt A.D. FOSTER & BRO. Council Blufly, Iowa, Call or write for pumphlet codtalnlig hundreds ©F taatimonials from the b oL Women and men (rom i DArts of the countrv. on application. Sold il -Nnul Deale by WEAK fVEEN] he V] K s Taiilng, Brain DIZALN E) m'i?‘;\‘l"?r?"nn ;m‘iu"i;‘ulfi?x"rurlnl'h! AR oSRENCH HOSRILOk REMEDIES e R TR e el e okatulty troduond Lo A1l wenknlo Josses A e e S et B lee ot by et with . emiufeit doots L CIVIALE AGENCY, No. 174 Fullon Sirest, New The QM- Dossey Al aernes .é:.“:.'.'..‘%..‘.z‘;:;,.‘."{::..’."“"‘ Dr. WARD & CO,, LOUISIANA, MO, Ladies Do yon want a pumj bloom« ing Complexion? 1If so, a few applicatious of Hagan's MAGNOLIA BALM will grate ify you to your heart’s con- tent, It does away with Sal- lowness, Redness, Pimples Blotehes, and all diseases and imperfections of the skin, 1t overcomesthe flushed appears ance of heat, fatigue and ex- ement, Itmakes a lady of THIRTY appear but TWEN- 1Y ; and so natural, gradual, and Pm'l’wt are its effeets, that 1t is impossiblo to deteck its application,