Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 14, 1886, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JUNE 14. 1836 K NOTICES. SPECIAL Advertisements under this he i, 10 conts per 1ine for the first insertion, T conts for each sub- #equent i@ ert'on, and $1.50 a line per month. No ndvertisement taken for less than 25 cents for the first insertion. Seven words will be counted to the line; they must run consecu- tively and must be paid in advancs. Al adver tisoments must be handed in before 2 o'clock P, m.,and under no cireumstances will they be aken or discon nued by telephone. Partics adverti<ing in these (olumns and hav- ini the answers aidressed in care of Tie B will plonso ask for a check toenable them to got their letters, ns none will be deliver on presentation of check. Al Answe vertiseinents should b | TO LOAN-MONE' Atlower ratesthan any ¥,0n furniture, pianos orgn wagons, or atock of any kind. Hemembor, &t lower ra ennpany i the city. City Loan & Mortgus Co.. room 15, 1404 Farnam st, opposits Paxton hote| wr FIYME Omaha Anancial exchange is prepared to make loans in any amount, on any kind of roved security. Large collateral loans a ®) Ity. Also on chattels and real estato in amounts and time {0 suit. Lowoer rates, botter torms, and prompter service than any loan agency in tho city. For further particulars call office on the second floor of the Barker Biook, sonthwost corner of Farnam And 1ith stroets. TVIONEY to loan on resklence and business porty. Lowest rate C. J. Ci & Co., Room 19, Tron Bank Building, 12th and Far- nam ek 20 ONEY to loan by the undersigned, who has the only properly organized loan ngency in Omaha. Loans of $10 to £1,000 made on fur- niture, pianos, organs, horses, wagons, machin: ery, &c., without removal No delays. All Business’ strictly confldontial. “Loany &0 made that any part can be paid at any time, each pay- ment redueing the cost pro rata. Advances madeon fine watches and dinmonds. Persons should carefully consider who they nre dealing with, ns many new concerns are daily coming into ‘existence, Should you need money, call and sco me. W. R. Croft, Room 4, Withnell Building, 15th and Harney. 258 i' PER CENT money to loan. Cut ratos on ) large loans. Mahoney & Harris, Room 11, 1500 Farnam st. ¥T4J2 j\ ONEY TO LOAN at_rensonable rates on DM “lorses, turmiture, wiitches and other per- sonnl Ivmvwrv_\ C. J. Caswell, Room 19, Tron Hank bullding, 125 and Farnam. Take clevator. '@ 150,000 to_loan on_city residence proy D Geo. W. Day, 1403 Farnam. B ,ER CENT-—Monoy to loun, Stcwart & Co., YRoom 3, Tron bank, 12th and Parnam. 623 30,000 to loan. Sums_ $30 and_upwards. Lowest rates. Demis, 1ith and Douglas sts. ONEY TO LOAN—O. F. Davis & Co. _Roal Retate and Loan agonts, 1505 Faroam St. Mn.’my TO LOAN-On good _securitios. A VMG vock, room T Hedick Block, 19 Farnam ONEY TO LOAN—On roal estato and chat tels. D. L. Thomns. B3] ONEY TO LOAN—In aums of $200 and np- wards on first-clnss real estate scourity. Potter & Cobb, 1615 Farnam St. 204 B ONEY LOANED at C. F. Reed & Co'a. Loan offico, on furniturey piatios, horses, wazons pertonal property of all kinds and all other ar- icleaof value, without romoval. 319 S. 13th over Bincham's Commission store. All bus: moss strictly confidental. 25 OR an Omabin Viow invesiment put lots, $300 to your_money with $100. Boges & 01812 BUSINESS CHANCES. ROR SALE_Tnvoico and stock of the only first-cinss hotel in tho blooming town of Bluc Springs, Nob. Inquire of J. Krobeck. 12¢ 1 SES built on monthly payments in Oma- Bogys & Hill. 61812 Ok SALE-—Chonp—Stack of millinory roods aiid fixturcs consisting of show For purticulars apply ut shelving. Ins 8 CHANCE for poor men (0 «peeulate. _ Park Forest lots $200 (0 §300, §5 down and & per month. Bojegs & Hii, o112 TANTED=A rare inducement wiil bo given t0 0 good hotel man in terowing and pros. prons wostorn town, | Sce of correapond with Fiic'Tort & Dates, Bentvice, Ney i) ¥, youwant a barsuin. lot us sol) you one of rehicap lots in Omitha View.. Boggs & Hill. 1812 ]pmi SALE—A half intorost in n first-class, woll paying saloon in Omuha, For further parrtienlars i s Look Box 2 633-16 I you want a bargain. let us sell you one of our cheap lots in Omabin Viow. Boggs & Hill. [ nsd, in & goo town, lirge commercial trade; muat be sold in 10 dags on account of sickness, * Address J. E. N., Albion, Nob. { OL-10% TOUSES bullt @0 ordor i Dmhi Viow. 800 o 81,000 on payments for. house and lot. Bogs & Rill. JORE: ANGE—Stocks of goods of every kind, for farms and land; also lands to ex- chnngo Tor goods, df you want to_ trade, no mattor what it i3 youhavo, write, with full do- scription, to C."E. Mayne, Keal Estate and Trust Co!, Omaha Neb, 266 OTS in Omuha View aro ineroasing in valie at tho rate of $100 overy four months. Prico £300t0 §100. Bogis & Hull, real estate, 1403 Fo nam st. G151 ry. rostaurant town of 7,000 Of K. P Fay & Co., Omithn, 461 ogis 613 61812 inhabitants. Tnqui REY ot in Park Vo ost. §290 {0 §500, & Hill, renl estate, 1405 Farnam. {‘l!ll SALE—-Soveral stocks of goods, doinga healthy business, ownership clear, sntis- tion gumanteod; torms easy, some Omaha perty taken in’ exchange. Marshull & Lo- 1 Furnam st. 412 OVRES buii to orier in Omaha Viow, £80) to £2,000 on payments for house and lot, =12 Bogyes & HilL J lnss location, grocery emall capital Foquired: Inquire at drug store, 10th and 87 rent low, Douglus, “Ulack sk parnsol I the northe ']‘wl'.\ Call'118 N west comotery May soth, o URD=0ne undraT wd Aty host lots in Omaha View, to be elosed out “this month Now I3 your timo to buy cheap only 30 to #100 Boges & Hill, 108 Furngm st 015-1 !I‘\ EN UP—One sorvel mare, bling in loft ove, Byoarsold. W, H, Gould, South Omahs Water Work: 7 [MOUNT hundred and fifty best lots in Oma 10 be closed out this month, Now 1% your time 10 buy aheap, oniy 300 to $:60 Boggs & Hill, 108 Farnam st 151 POUND-One bund 1 and ity best lots in Omuba View, to bo closods 1t this month, Now is your time to buy cheap only $300 to §700 Pogs & B 1408 Farnam st 01512 NOUND-—-Ono hundrod and fifty best lots (n ' Omaha View, to be closed out this month, Now Is your timo to buy cheap, only &6 to 0. Bogys & Hill, 1408 Parnam st 01812 2 LOBT. TRAVED-Dark brown mare mule, N. W oor. 215t and Clark. Finder will be rowardod DLy returning sawme, THE-15¢ 130 elegant lots in Omaha View w 4 twice the price asked, $50 to $300, this month only, Bowws & Hill, 1405 Farnam. 1512 OST—A hammered gold broastpin on 11th L4 and Farnam. The finder will leave at Mo- Viltis grocery, cor. 11th and Farnaw, and ro- colve rewnrd 12 05016 closunt ot in 4 twico the price asked, E00 to §7, this month only. Pougs & Hill, 108 Furnam, 61512 OST—150 elogant lots in Omaha View worth 4 iwice thoe Prico asked, $30 to $70, this uth only. Boggs & Hill, 1408 Farnam. 6i8-12 PRAYED—A light bay mare, about 4 years Y o1d, with three white foet and white nose; wnd hald an balter on. She bas boen gone about thrco weeks. Any information may bo 1424 North 18th st Jos, M. Haskell T 032150 clogunt lots in Omaha Vi 4 wwieo the price usked, §0 to wonth gnly, Hoges & Hill,'1408 Farnam. 61513 957 Batwoon Hanscom Park 25th and Do 4 onport ats, & barpin set with 3 pearls. A Buitable reward wil Do paid for its ro Addrgss P, O, Box 5. T OST 8¢, ‘ed or Stolen—In Ambler Plage, 4 West Omiha, @ black mare with white star in forohoad, and'one white foot: had sore back. Roward for return to 1518 Douglas st., or D. 1 Tiuydon, Awbler Place. oe-aze rth aha View worth OST—150 clogant 1ots in Owaba View worth 4 twice the ‘prics usked, $40 to ¥T00, this month only Bogxs & Hill, 148 Farnam. 01513 Folfu lgyestment put your mone's with ’l"'(llhh View lots, $30) to #iou. llluf,ui A A (e8¢ JANTED-3 or & rooms for lich$ house- keeping: man and wife, no children. Ad- dr ., Bee office. 12 OR RENT_Furnished 3rd floor. 403 F Bsterbrook Block. PSS an’ RENT_Nicely farnished front_room 2511 Capitol ave. 6701 VVANTEDluly 1st hotse of & or § rooma suitablo for two families, {n plonsant local: ity. Call on or address B, 1304 Douglas st. Siae Wasten ond-hand sett of roports of Nebraska Supreme Court. Call on or ad- Room 8, Fronzor block. 740 VWANTED —To axchange n smail perfectl wently pony for & mare. Inquire at D barn, corner 17th and 8t. Mary's ave. ‘ TANTED-Wo have A customer for & tract of from ten to eighty acres suitable for subaivision into city lots. T. W. Blackburn & Co., Houd of St Mary’s ave, 14 dress L. D, Holm ranco D—All persons wanting houses built m In Omuha View, to call and_mako arrangements within the next ven days. Boggs & Hill 61812 WA & an outfit that will make you $100 por_month, lady or gentle- man. No experience necessary. Late thing. 100 stamp photos for §2.00. Write with stamp or ngenoy. P F. Harting, secrotary Photo Copying Co., Cedar Rapids, Towa. 2-12¢ ‘ JANTED=100 business men fo locate in Omaha View: will build suftable houses on paymeonts. Bogis & Hill 01812 WANTED -y married couplo lately artived in Omaha, room and board with comforts of ahome; private family proforrod oxchanged. Address G %4, Boe Offic ; roferences 635-11* WANTED-all ting houses bullt for them in Omaha View, to call and their arrangemoents within the next ten Boggs & HIllL ‘Vnn-n:u_n.mf'i: Murra; “,’,\ NTED-—Now is the time to invest in lots or ahouse and lot in Omaha View Lots only £ to £700 during month of June THoggs & Hill, Heal Estato, 1403 Farnam 61812 Y FANTED—Short. J. B. Haynos & Co. nd_work of all kinds by 1511 Dodgost. 8% N ANTED—Now I the timo ta Invest in lots or a housoand 1ot in Omah View. Lots only €300 to $700 during month of June. Noggs & Hill, Real Estate, 1408 Farnam 618-12 VWANTED—Now s the timo to jnvost in lots orahouso and lot in Omaha View. Lots only %300 to $700 auring monih of June. “Boggs & Hill, Real Estate, 1403 Farnam st. 61512 TOE RENT-HOUSES AND LOTS. OR R T—6 roomed house, large barn, uggy shed, lawn, shado trees, eity water, Uth and” Avbor st &25. W. T, Siriver, opp! P. 0. o1 OR RENT—Two Floors and office with use of clovator, suitablo for light wholesaleing or storage ol li"’k RENT—Residence of 10 rooms, barn for 14 horses, beautitul grounds, Loavenworth and #d st., £ por month. C. E. Mayne lteal Estate & Trust Co,, 15th and Farnam. ) OR RENT—Or lonse, n first-cluss furnished restaurant, doing 1 kood pay ng business, by Higiins & Park, 1522 Dotiglas 5 51-14 OR RENT—_Until September 1, 188, fur. nished house 4 rooms. Inquire af 1524 N 1tk St Heferences required. -1 Fim R —2 modorn improved hous: T finost location in the city. O. F. Davis & Co. it Fxm an investmont put_your_money with Omuha View lots, $300 to. $70). Boges & Hill. o180 OR RENT—House of 7 rooms, kitchen, cellarand basement, with all modern in provements stable, at_cor, 11th and Arbor strects, Tuquire at 812 8. 10th st, opposite U. . depot. -1 rom st. noney with Hoges & 018-12 QOR an_investment put your I Omaa Viow lots, §30 w0 87 OR RENT—House, 3 rooms ani kitche Hickory, noar ithst. Inquire B, & M. Oftice, 520 S. 15th st. 62 C MAHA VIEW lots-cheapest in the clty, $30) (o $700. Dowss & Hill. oI JFOR RENT—A lo-room house; furniture for sale. Cor. 11th und Dodye. 144 ( MAHA VIEW lots—cheapest in 00 to £700. Bowges & Hill. ]‘V()ll R T~House 1l-rooms, bath closots, ete., No. 111 Korth 1ith &t, & ‘¢ room on St. Muary's ave. with living room above, 6. tore room on 1ith st, near Farnam; make the 61812 N E cor. 14th and Howard, $55. use 7 rooms near corner Colorado and ce sts. $15 per month. Mayne, lteal Estate and Trust Co. 483 FOR RENT—EOOMS. NOR RENT—Nicely board. Sonthwes furnished rooms with cor. 20th and Webster, 018 JOR RENT—Furnished rooms, moderi con- venicnces, with or without' board. No. £09 N 17th st. 14+ JOOR RENT_Larzo room on ground floor for dressmaking. 210 N. 10th, Lehi Bam. 3 0R EENT—Furnishod bed room with use of purlor, $10 per month. 1511 California st, O RENT—Large front room, neatly fur- nished, suitable for two persons, 812 N 1ith streot 060-12% —Furnishied rooms at 1810 Fa T Luarge, _southorn room, furnished. NW c FOR RENT--One front room very nicely fur- nished; 2117 Webster s 7: 01 RENT—An el Apply with et For & ant sulte of two rooms urniahied room withzood talile .00, day bourd §3; 1103 N. 131h st Tk board ‘m'u R ns, mod conyenicnces, to parties without ' chiki 610 N, 17th st. OR R wife or two furnished rooms with bedroom, ficst tat, Inquire at drug store, reoms. oR 1y furnished rooms four blocks from Boyd's Opera house, Also larzo room suitable for four gentlemen. 07 16th 8t. 551 over 1601 Howar l?llll R T urnished rooms. rices from $5t0 §23 per month, with or withcut_board. 023 South 15th st. ] OT18 in Omaha View aro ines 4wt the rate of $100 cvery four £50) 10 §100. Bogys & Hill, eal k num st sing in value months, Price tute, 1408 Fai- F 9B, BENT-Furnishied Douglus. FOR, BENT kurnised drug store, 10th and Dou TOR RE y ble for man and wifo; ulso 2 rooms for ge tlemon, with board if desired. ~Leference ohangod, No. 619 Nortb 19th st. OTS in Omaha View v 4 ut the rate of $1K ¢ ry four mouths, Prico $00 to 700, Boxgs & Hill, Real Estate, 1408 Far- nam st. 615-12 NOR BEN th board, goatly furnish. [ rooms at 1716 Cass sy R JOR RE avenue. TP OR RENT-Two nicaly furnished rgoms on streot car line. 227 Dodge. 516.13¢ I you one of Bogs & Hill ety TF¥ YOU want a bargain, lot us s our cueap lots in Omalia View, OR RENT—SIx unfurnished rooms, single ortwo in suit; gentlemon preferved. 1o guire of Dr. L, A, Simons, Estabrook Block, 44 N. 16th st sl DOR RENT—Ouo nice room at 222 Dodge stroet. 18th streot, counections. Tho cor. 15th and Farnam, B2 DR RENT-For light housekeeping, rooms furnished or unfurnished, i Beemer's lock. cor. Eighth and Howard. ) Water, gas aud sewer C.EMayac und Trust Co, F YOU want a bargain, let us scll you one of ou clicap locs i Graalis Visw. Bogga s Hill o :\)B RENT-Nicely furnished rooms, with e e v ) PO BENT A furnished room ia & privato X' twmily. Address F 55, Boo office. %6 Fllll BRENT—An excellent basement, 509 an. 511 STtk et 3 storea ou 9th and Douglas, 12 st 3 Co,, 1A s o Ol Puions & 20 FB- RENT—Furnishea rooms. 1818 I}an ‘()‘RARH‘—A; o 8. 15th TOR BALE-ROUSES—_LOTS. MES' PLACE for the prices asked and money investod i« as good an investment A8 you Can find. See the 1ots and oonvince yoursolf. 3] ANES, 1307 FARMAM ST, T—Desk room. Rush & Selbr, 28 ARTHAGE. buy a lot FOUSES builton monthly payments in Omaha View. Bogys & Hill, 61512 ON AND NEWPORT two most popu- Additions: nearer than any others: #olling faster and on easier terms. See Brigh- ton and Newport for acre lots located as these are will bo impossible to find in less than A year from now. Remember broad acres make many lots, See Brighton and Nowpo AMES, 1307 FARNAM ST, 400 for a corner lot in Carthage. D ensy terms. 7 {JORSAT 8 room imebaugh Place—~$3). C. B. ayno Real Estate and Tcust Co., 15th and Farnam 664 18 '(J«Auun&o, Carthage. Carthage, Carthago. Carthage. 3012 DAY no more rent, but socire oo of our new houses and lots in Omaha View. Boggs & Hill 61512 (AR TAGE rendy. Call atour office and get on: mingham & Breanan, 1511 Dodge. OR SALE—House and lot in North Om ne block from stroet oar, cheap At 500! vis & Co. Ty T OR an_lnvestment, pat _your money with Omabia View lots, §10to $700. Boggs & I 1 ARTHAGE — Bost lots. Chonpcst lots Go out Cuming St. and seo Carthage. Cunningham & Brennan are sole agonts for Carthie Plats of Carthago ow ready. JOR SALE—Fino cornor lot on with 2 00 houses renting for $1.5M a y prieo 20,001, £5,000 cash, balance to bo arrangzed. Ought to’ sell realily. Marshall & Lobock, 1511 Farnum st. 648 ’().\l.fl\lm VIEW Jots cheapest in city. $300to $700. Bogis & Hill. REPICK'S GROVE. only insido lots a $1,400 to bo had in town. They nsk €3 lots joining Redwk's Grove. * See Redi Grove and see for yoursell that theso lots a £100 1o §1,500 are uncqualied for price and location, ki) AMES, 1507 FAusam Sr. ()RCHARD HILL lots scll on theie merits, Low pricos and ensy torms given. Call af The C. E. Mayne und Trust office and get a plat. 203 UY alotin Park Forest, $25) to $300. & Hill, real estate, 1403 Farnam, NLY 20 lots loft in Park Forest. Going fast. Don't fail to get one. $23 to $300, §5 down and § per month. Bogrs & Hill. j ast front on Delaware street, Hansoom p, beautiful 1 2,100 L rnam s Bogus II’Lf.' cot. ONLY #lotslett in Park Forest, Don't fail to got one. £250 to $5 and § Bozyrs & Hill. MES' PLACE s the proporty on which to make money by a smail myestment, It seils Tust and houses ure being built on this ground. Come and see the lots. 2 ANMES, 1507 FARNAM ST, ] OUSES built to order in Omaba View, $300 10 £2,000 on payments for house and lot, Boggs & HilL. 0, €5 down permonth. 61513 S & CO. vily wooded, and_of exceptionul beauty s a spot for resi: dence; the dranago is goo'l, grades are already made, and you can seo just what you aro buy- ing. Call-and et pricos and a’sight of thisprop- ~660-10 Burt JOR SALE —Lots on Cuming and ar 0th, $1,200 to_ 33,000 ench. o's addition, %0 to §600 each; ory easy terms. cros, well improved, 2houses, barn, otc., near Fort Omuha, 55,00 Lot on Sownrd st.. near 31st, $89. Zlots, (10) fect south front), on Hamilton. st, near Poor Claire convent, $1770). \ 180 feot west ront, on Zith'st, near Farnam, 5 per foot. i mor lot on Burt s 8. front, §700. Easy toris. Lot on Virginin ave., noar Loavénworth st., $2,000. B ucres in West Omuha, $8,000. Lot on Howard st., 63152 foot), §24,000, Corner, 44 o Harney st, $20,500. Lot in Nelson's add., §1,700. Flots in Pluin View, 600 each. Corner Lots on Sewird st, § blocks from Poor Clare Convent 44 foet cast 23 foot cast £ b Four-story and basemer fronton Hirney st. 0,00, 2 houses and 1ots on' Farnam, near 20th st south ront, 1,50 each . Houso of 7 rooma, lot 80x127 teet, on Saunders, nenr Cuming, $5,200. House of 2 ronins, cistern, ete, 1ot 4353132 on 8. I7th st., $1,800; monthly payments. 80 neres, 4 miles west of city, 210 vor acre. Lots in South Omaha, $40t0 315 ). Lot 22x120, an Dodge, near 12th st, $1,50), Lot in Cortlandt Place, £5,000, ouc block trom 8t. Mury's ave Hvl‘l' 0and full lot on Hamilton st, near 26th, 00, Hotise of 8rooms, lot 23x140 foet, on 18th, near Nicholas st, $2,500. Hovse of 6 rooms, lot 25x140 fuet, nea, + icholus st, £2,000. Mone 7 to lo: Jwost rate of intorest. Geo, P, Bemls 8. W cor. I5th and Douglas: 504 L ¥ SON & CO., 1006 Farnam St Telophone For Sulo— First-cluss residence erty. List your real “ishow™ it and **sell” ir, Wo have a choiwo lot on Harnoy, fronting two stroets, fine grove, 1ot Hx176 for & fow days only, £2.8 A 'complete houso on Charles st house of fkrooms, barn and outbuild ine shdo trocs, and co Logle ut this. Wil take yleusure i show- U this plLots in Kilby Place, Bedford Place, Hunsoom Fuli lot on South 19th with t 70 por month, near Milton Rowers tine resi- dence. - This is & most excellent location, Houses and lots in all udditions tor sule on eusy torms, with small cash payments. Also acre property that is sure 1o inercase rapidly in vulue. See our lists betore buying elsewhore, T4 OW PRIC nly $50 10 £10) for lots in 4Omaha View during this month, Bozus & Hill O1%12 JOR BALE=IT taken utonco, 83 feet on the cornor of 16th and Jackson sts, $16,010, . Mary's ave and 18th st th ., near Lowe ave, 55 feet on 15th, business and farm prop: stato with us. We wilk ) houges renting t front . o5 noar Fort Omaha, large house, barn, fine orchard, containiug every kind of fruits, 0,000 Any of those pieces are very cheap and will stand clogo investigation. C. E. Mayne Heal ato & Trust Co., 16th snd Farnam. 5651 B. EVANS & €O, Havo for sule: A fine list of lots in Creston, “This addition is unexcellea by any in beaut of situation, granduer of views to be obtained or dosirability in the matter of upproach, slopd of ground, and prices are and kave been'below anything offered within balf & wile of it. Look at it—Just south of the Academy of the Sacred Hoart, J. BB, Bvans & Co., sole azents, ( NLY 20lots left in Park Forest. Don't fail to get one. §5) to Loggs & Hill. oing fast X, #5 down, BIn-12 and § per month. (VARTHAGE is the most herutifully sitt )" ground ut present for sale, » il say so. Cunningham & Breanan. 12 CHANCE fo r men to speculute. Park Forest lots #2i0 1o 30, 55 down und §5 ,b(‘l’ month, Bogss & Hill, i (A KIHAGE is the most Boautitully situatc addition. Climing, Nick See the corner lots there on s, and Humilton streets selling tor 340, Cunningham & Brennan The-12 MAHA VIEW—Lots cocapest 1a city, £00 to O 5w, Bowes & Bill 61512 (CAKTHAGE lots wre the best, / the easiest sold. JOB SALE-Two elegant east front corner lots in Burr Oak: npatural shade trees. Hateher, Gadd & Co., 1216 Douglas streot, Millurd hotel block Omaba, Neb, Ll C ARTHAGE ‘Beautiul lots, low price, casy terms, Cunninghain & Breuan, 1611 Dodge St T2 ¥ you want & bargain, lot us sell you one of % g et 10t3 1 Oruaha View: N2 Sl tod See it und you the cheapest, R SALE_Fic8 dosirable Amolor plkce lots at bargsin i sold within & fow o Tnquire of Rision & Comstook, Merchents tional bank building. Hoom 1, up-stairs. 404 E)&iZ\HA\'iEw Tots §3%) to 700, 1818 ARTHAGE—Cuming stroet wiil be paved Boges & Hill this year within & few blocks of Carthage. OMAnA VIEW 1ots $300 to $100. Boges & Hill. 618 12 OR SALE—Or Trado—Improved and unim- proved lands in Furnas and ot ior western counties. Addrest Wm. Simeral, Arapahos, Furnas Co. Neb. 27 ARTHAGE oxtonds from Hamiltor to Gum- ing st., s twoi blocks from the Belt Line dopot and you can get/a lot for $100 on easy terms. 012 ().\l.ui.\ VIEW lots 900 te $700, Boggs & il 61813 JPATTERSON PARK. A}‘:RL.. (Y UERY _Which 13 the bost proporty to buy to obtain big profits? Answer—Acre prop- erty. N UERY_-What part of tho city will develop first? A [ho southwest, C.\k‘ru,io “Takon drive to this place and you are suro to biy n lot 012 POR LEASE—100 lots in Omaha View for 1) or 20 years, or will soll very oheap If Sold soon. Boggs & Hill i1 QUECIAL BARGAT ) together, in Hime be sold right away. Pattorson, Iith n angh's addition. Price per acro, $500 Douglas (LY lots left In Park Forest. Golug fast. Don't fail to get one. 20 to $30, §5 down and 85 per month. _Poyrs & Hill. BIR12 PR SALE—S acres in Barkalow & «uo-divi sion, oast front; 4 shares in Omaha Dairy Association: 1 two-seated buggy; 4 fine bacber chairs. 204'S. L2th st. 091 OW PRICES—ORly $300 to #7100 for lots in L40mana View duringthis montn. Hoxes & (ARTHAGE—Over 50 1ots Soid in this addition in two duys. 12 TBRIGHTON AND NEWPORT two most popu- Iar acra additlons; nearer than any others; solling fastor and on onsier terms. Soe Brigh ton and Newport, for acre lots locatod s the<o are will be impossiblo to find in leas than a year from now. Remember brond neres make many See Brighton and Newport AMES, 1507 FARNAM ST, ALE—On monthly piyments, s cottages of 5 rooms ench, one mile from ' postofice. yuireof Wi, Gyger, at Dewoy & Btone's. 674 T, 3% PRICES - @ifly S0 1o 8700 for lots it sOmaba View during this month. Bogus Hill. B18- OR SALE—-Soven choicest Kilby lace lots, $350 cach. A. P. Tukey, 131 Farnum st. 143 OW PRICES—Only &30 to $T0 for lots in ‘ul‘i)mu!m View during this month. Bogss & TOR SALE—Or trado tor ummproved prop- erty within two milesof elty, a tine modurn house of 9 rooms, well, eistern sind ' arn, hoau ufully finished t 50x15), located one Dlock from terminus of C. M. Eaton 613 S. 13th st. (LY 2iots Ioftin Par Dou't fail to ket one. $ and 8 vor month. Bogs & Hill. JUST think of it. Tyo lots CAC SUE v 30 to 70 for fots in this month, Hoggs & o bp TON AND NE ere additions; nes solling faster and an o o Brigh! ton und Nowport [or a'ire lots lncated as these o will be impossibleto find in less than a year from now. Romembey broad neros muke many ce Brightowand Newport AMEs, 1507 W0 most popu: than any others: ARNAM ST, JOR —Lots auyl and houscs andlots, L ot Touacs anflorsof torscs £ %P }J Lots without housgs. A ¥ Houses without loBuni Lots of houses in lifs of blocks. Lot of timo to showt Lots to lots of cuseamers wanting Lots imj rovel or Lots unimproved T. W. Plackburn &, W IR DAY 110 More ropt, LUt secire ono of oUr new jgouses and Iots in Omaha View. Hougs & i 615 —By Stocklnle & Buncher. Carthage, Ca thagze, L 2 Carthuge. 5 Wa B#vo the choicost lots oh “Ciipifng gad Izard strects i this churming now addftion. Sce tham bafore you buy. Btockdale & Buncher, 16 1 Dodze st. T JAY no more rent, but scoure one of our new g iouses wnd Jots ‘i Omati Viow. Hours & OB 5 Headof St N ALE—Dy Blockdale & Bun Lotsin Carthago...... Lotsin Bedford Place Lots in Lincoln Place 1ots in Loavenworth Terrac Lots in Th g Lomsin Pliinview ! Lots in Ki om Pluco. . Lots in Sh n Lots in McCandlish Place 200 1..5:; 2.00) Houses und lots inall parts of the city and 'ha. a1y’ see us before you huy or scil. Stoekdale & Buncher, 1511 Dodie strect. DAY nome T, but sed 3fyj llouscs and lota in Omaa View. QR SALE—Dy Higlins & Park, lasstroot. t class grocory stoc a=s hnrdware 810ck, A flest clnss meat market A first c/ugs boot und shoc stor A first cluss teed store, A first cias restaurant All doing n good puying business trully located. %1017 0 one of our new Bozis & 01512 2 Doug- and_con- 083 14 HLOUSES built on monthly puyments in Oma- I View, Boggs & Hilll it JOR SALE—[y NW cor. block ¥ B, Fvans & Co., 0 ba yuth Omaha, TIQUAES buile on monthiy payments tn Oma- li View, Bowgs & Hill, 1812 TOR LEASE—10) 1ots in Omaba View for 10 ? or 20 years, or will sell very cheap if sold soon. Boggs& Hill. A1 YBDICK'S GROTE, only mside lots at 00 to U140 to be had in‘town. They ask §1.40) for 1ot5 Joining Redick’s Grove Redick’s Grove ana for yourselt that these lots ut F7K 1o $1,000 are unequalicd for price and location, f ASMES, 1507 FAIRNAN 81, TOL LBASE10) Tots in Omata View for 1y or 20 years, or will sell very choup it sold Bokgs & Hill, [iEsH) YEDICK'S GROVE, only inside lots at £700 to NS 1,400 to be hid in'town. They ask ) tor Jots joining Kedick's Grove, See Kedick’s Grove apd see for yourself that these lots ut #7100 10 §1,70) are unciuailed for price and locatios T AMES, 107 FARNAM ST, ToOR SALE—giz0will buy wn et s de newly fatnihod; very best location in the oity, near 1th and Chicago sts. Bogys & Hill, 1405 Furnam, 9222 oo (CARTHAGE is the Tatest addition. and you will make money. soon. Huy now 12 A VES PLACE Lotsgelling very fusi; bousos bullding all oye® this popular addition. L 1mes Plue Boo . Mis, 1507 FARN oM ST, torms. QUR LEASE—10 1 ars, or w g5 & Hill URRY—In whil ®ddition is acres? A.—Patidrson Park, 8270 pe UERY—How fa from court house is Patier- son Park? A . O ERY—Cun ueres Lo bousht i Pattorson Park on long time, casy payments and low rite ( VE 1 go to buy acres ‘) T8 A.~Ta D. C. Patterso office 15t _tioor, Iron Bank Building, who also has lots in Lincoln Pluce, May old, Himebaugh's add., West Owiha, Saunders & Himebaugh's, Boatield Shinn's First, South Omubid Call on D. €. Paitgrson. in Omana View fo Isell very cheap i BIn12 apest aere (OMAHAVIEW lots €500 10 $700. Hoges & Hill, 8151 Fimsu.’ nproyed und unmproved (arm lands Gibson, son & (o, Room 3, Withnell Block 151 ()uju.{\ TEW lots $000 to #75) Boggs & Hill. 61512 R EXCHANGE—§6,00 stock dry goods for Owaha property Archer & Flich, 2188 Lok st W UY & lot in Park Forest, $230 to $00. Bogge & Hill, real cstato, 1408 Farnam. 018 OR SALE—Residence property and vacant 1ots {n every addition in_Omaha. Terms to suit purchasor,” Also desirable Dusiness prop- grty, Gibson, Larson & Co, Room 3 Withnell ook, 5 CHANCE for_poor men to speoulate Forest lots §240 to §30), §5 down and month. Rowes & Hill o Fmii?i:,r. Corner on Jack: $1650. A rave barenin, shall & Lobeck, 1511 Farnam. Park 0 ST, DUsinoss, Call so0n. Mar CHANCE for poor men to Forost 10t8 £330 to $300, £5 month, Boggs & Hill JRAHAM & B X Saunders st, §2 Half lot, cottage, 1 Haif lot, S-room ho £2,500. 8 feet, g0od cottage, Saunders st, £3,100 Fult lot, fine house, all improvements, east front, Shinn's add, $4,100. Hult lot, 6-room cottage, B. V. Smith's add,, Vol Tot, hiouse T rooms, city water; room for 9 more houses, Marsh add., £4,000. Half acre, good house, woll improv 3,5 0 Lots in Kilby Place, $750 v Lots near Dodge stroet, § Lots in Lincoln Place, $450. South front Burt st., §15,000 B6X145 It, Burt st., near 24th st., $1,000 Lot Virginia Ave!, $1,100. East front lot Burr Ok, $00. Good Jot south front, Shinn's add., £1.200. g ioretiouse aud lats, rents {OF 830 por month, 500, Good lot, Bartlett's add, §1,300, Tots in Kilby, on Dodse, $750. Lot in Lowe's add, $60) 10 $700. Grahum & Benswa, Creighton block. 640 UY nlot in Park Forest, $50 to $8)0. _Bogees & 1L, roul estate, 1408 Fa WA—HAIf lot, cottage, e Cuming st, 1,950, 0, close to Cuming et., d, Burtst, # = STANDARD MEDICAL WORK FORYOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN ONLY #1 BY MA POSTPAID, al HNOW THYSELF, 48 Exhnusted Vitality, ereons ant Parsiol Dability mature Dacline in Man, Krrars of Youih, and tha untoid miseries resulting from”indiscretion and ox. cansen. A boOK Tor evare min, onng middle-aed And old. | 1t €ontains 12) pic serptiona for ehronic disen "h ot of which 18 Ineniunb Jound by the » Whijan exporience for 23 yearsis wich as prohinhly never befora foll tothe lot’of Any PayRICian: o pagos, boynd i beautiful .. omboss ri, 11! 1o VI @arantond 6 hon fose Workin every sanan -mochanicul, litarary and profos. onni—than Any other work in this country for 82 ortha money will ho refind in every instance. Pri ‘s only 81 by ‘muil, ‘postpalc. Tlnstratad samole, 1)+ Benangw. old medal awarded tha author by th tlonal Medleal Association. to the Hon. A. B, Bl AN issaciate 0Mcors of The bOARA tho reador pectfully roforrad. "The Scinco of 112318 worth mora totay yo middie-aved men of th ines of Callfornin combinad The Scier Tsout the rocks and auick- Lands on which tha eonstitution and hoooa ne ‘many AYOUnE man hiuvo bean fatally wrecked. -Manchostor Mirror: "Il &olonco of Lifolsof greater valuo than ullths medieal works published in ‘this' COURLEY L0F tho pask T years. Atlanta ieition 'Fhe Seience of TAL0 18 4 supoeh and mastorly trawt. e o hervous and piysical dobility.=Butrolt ey Pro; ‘Addressthe Perbody Modionl institute. or Dr W. iL. Parker.No. § Bullitncn street, Boston, Mass., who ) DBeconsulted on uil diseasos roquiring skil 1and exps enoe. | Chronicand ¢ 03 LHAL NAVE DAl fled the skill of all otherg spocinlty. Suoh troatod succpssfully without un . nstance of failara Mention Owmaha Boa. silver mines of Nevads P. BOYER&CO. Rall’sSates,Vaults, TimeLocks and Jail Work. 1026 Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb. Notice to Contractors. LED proposals for the building of a court B Touse and jail_in Banc Crook connty Wyoming Territory nishing the mi terinl for th of the samoe will be roccived by th oners of anid county up to 12 o'clock noon on ily ith, A. D. 1886, at which time the proposals will'be opened in public. Plans and speeifications for said building may ho soun at o the county elerk on and diftor May 2ith, 1% H3A4 st be neo A by certifled eheek for § 0, oran approved bond for like amount, gudrantee of #ood taith county commissioncrs reserve the right t uny or ull bids. Bids must be directod to John S. Harper, County Clork, Sundance, Wyoming, and cn’ doccel “Proposals for Building Coirt” Houso nnd ] ", By ovder of the Board of County Commissiners, JOHN 8. HARPER, Coumy ( I Bundance Wyo, Muy lith, 1536, my2insor Legal Notice. +EIRGE SINCLAIR and Olivo P, Sinclair, his wife, non-resident defondants, will (uke notico thic on tho 15t day of June, 1588, Milton Hendeix, plaintlf, herein, filed hi$ petition in the District Court of Douizlus county, Nsbras- kn, against said dofendants, the object and priyorof which aro to_compel the spevitlo per- formunce of a Written contract to convey o satid plaintiil by quit- 1 the following lots in the town of 10 said county 6; lot 2, block 22: lot 2, 21015, hioek 57, the consileration for which :n fully paid by smd plaintiff to suid de- aire required to answer saja petition on erleforo the 12th diy of July, 1586, a Omahit, Ju 1556 MILTON HENDR NGDON, CLAKKSON & HUNT, me-J2 ot GHICAGOQ Avo ORTH- N WESTERN RAILWAY. Plaintif. is Attor 1623 SEIORT LINE Omaha, Council Bluffs And Chicago The only road 10 tako for Dos Moimes, Mar- halltown, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixie, Chicago, Milwiukee and all points east. To the people of Nebrasks, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, 1diho Nevadu,Orezon, Wilshineton und California it ofora siperior avuniages not possible by any othor line Amony a few 0f the numerous points of supe. riority enjoyed by the patrons of this road bhoe tween Omahiaand Chiciy day of DAY COACHE hutaan wrt and ‘g ACE SLEEPING € comfort wnd elegun ROOM CARS ulhv‘lrl 5, ire its (o traing which ure the finest th ity can create, RS, “whicn @ models of I8 PARLOR DRAWING ssed by any, and its wide. Iy ceiebrai ATIAL DINING CARS, the equad of wh caniot be found elsewhor At Counct the trad f tho Unios ¢ ly. connect in Union D Chicago & Northwestorn Ry, — In Chicago the teains of this line make close connoction with those of all ewstern lines. For_Detrot, lumbus, Indianapolis, Cincin agars Falls, Butfalo, Pittsburg, Toronto Montreal, Bost New York, Philadeinhia, Bai- timore, Washington and all points iu the east, wsg joket agent for tickets via the SNOHRTH-W TERN" 1f you wish the best sccommodations. Allticket sgonts sell Hickets vie this e, HUGHITT, Gei il IR lencra Munnger, en. Pass, Agoat, WG ICAGO, . 113 PAL: Piote HAMBURG - AMERICAN Packet Company. A DIRECT LINE FOR Eneland, France & Germany, Tho steams this well known line are built of irou, i Waler-tght comparty are furnished wits « pursuge botl safe and agrecalle the United Stutos und Burope New York Thursdays and Saturdays' for Plv. mauth, (LONDON),Cherboug, PARTS aad H A BURG). Heturuing, the stowmers leave Haumburg o Wodnesdays and Sundays, vis. Havre, king pgers at Southumpton and Londou. First cabin §%), $6) and $75; Stoer Rallroad Uckets 1rom Blymouth w Bri diff. Londc or to any pluce in the England, FK toruge from Eyrop ouly §25. Bond for “Tourist Guzetie.” | C. B. KICHARD & €0, fys N oM Fassenser Agsuls, roadway, " New Yor Vushington Bulle Sts. Chicaxo, Lk e )t with those of the | JOHN HABBERTON'S LETTER. The Strect-Oar Tie-up and Its Effect on the Work People of New York City. A LIVE HOAX IN NEWSPAPER ROW A Sermon on Reform and Where It Hails from - The Coachman Mar- riage Mania—Agitated Abor- tions in Dudedom. NEw Yorg, June 9.—[Special Corres- dondence of the Bek.]—New York has wit nessed two grand trampsin one weck; one was on decoration day, which istoo far off to bo talked about, and the other was last Saturday, when the drivers of all but one of the many horse car lines in New York and Brooklyn refused to go to work in the morning, so more than half of the people who are in business “had to walk to the places where they carn their bread and butter.” I can imagine some full-blooded eitizen of Omaha saying: “Glad of it—a little exe- cise couldn’'t do them any harm."” 1 should be inclined to say so myself, if 1 didn't know a great many of these peo- ple, and know also the geography of the sland which this city covers. New York is a dozen miles long, a little more than a mile wide at the broadest part; most of the business is done at one end and most of the living at the other, and a full half of the people who work down town have to ride not lesss than five miles each way, morning and night, and although the surface roads and ele- vated roads run cars so frequently that you can almost stop from one to another, they are crowded during the early morn- ing and late afternoon. When there is a horse car strike the elevated roads ean not earry f of the overtlow, the clerks and factory hands and shop girls dare not stay at home for fear of losing their places, so tens of thousands of them walk, and a serry spectacleitis. I have seen thousands of soldiers at the end of a long march, which was the beginning of a deadly battle, but they did not look as sad and *'played out” and ecross as the 'my of working people I saw on several avenues as L walked across town last urday. I heard one dragged-out girl say to another: “It's hard, Lizzie, but it must be all right, or the knights wouldn't have or- dered it Kuights change, like everything else,” said the other. “‘Knights used to help iorlorn maidens out of trouble; now they help them into it. We've got to walk sia miles instead of oae, and then lose a quarter of a day's pay for being late. | think I like old-fashioned knighthood Dbest turday F:wr- us another sensation, though 1t didn’t lastas long as the strike. In the middle of the morning, before the reporters of the morning s were out of bed, the following bulletin appeared in big letters on *Newspaper Row:" “n RY WARD BE HER JUST DROPPED DEAD." A crowd gathered around that bulletin bourd right away and grew larger each moment, tor no matter how busy a New Yorker may be, he scems always to have time to stare by the hour at the shortest dispateh which may be putout by In the meantime such cditors a: had reached their oftices began to over- haul their biographical “sketehes of Beecher—they afl have them—aund to sendout messengers for type-setters and legraph for printers, o a8 to get out tras’’ Meanwhile they sent anybody they could find to Brooklyn, where Beccher lives, for the facts. They got t they went for, but it spoiled the sen- sation, tor théy got them from Beecher himself, who was not only not dead, but s lively as a middlc man a deep chest ays is m the morning. Had those extras been rinted they would have upset any man’s 1ead who read them all, for the one pub- lic man about whom each New York journalist has fully made up his mind and upon which no two journalists agre is Henry Ward Beecher. They all know him personally; he has never been a havd man to get juainted with, for his he; is 80 big that it is hard for him to kecp it oft of h1s sleeve and the rest of his coat, but when he thinks he is being deliber: ately weighed, as amatter of business, by a man who has set apart an hour or a for the operation, he can talk agreat deal, and yet keep his greater self shut up as tight as a box tartle that ses aosmall boy with a sharp stick and an investigating turn of mind. As to hi dying, his own_ idea is that the end will come suddenly; his periods of extreme oxaltation -are incvitably followed by great depression, when he feels as if there was not steam enough in his boiler to keep the old machine running any longer. Nevertheless, there: are hosts of joungermen who confidently expeet to have him preach their funeral sermons, and hope their disembodied spirits may sit on the coflin and hear what he says, ANOTHER CLERGYMAN who has uihde quite a stiv during the week is Rev: Dr. MeGlynn, who,although a Roman_Cathotie,” is by nature enough like Mr. Beecher to be his brother, At a organized n few nights ngo “distiguished eitizens” to” protest inst the newest attempt to fasten ring rule om New York, Dr. McGlynn in formed the said “*distinguished citizens” that their trouble was in thinking they as a cluss were strong enough to reform polities, He told them the best, truest, people in the city were the tenement louse-class—the poor people who do most of the hard work and live nearest to heaven, because they have least on carth to live for. The silk stockened, full-pocketed nob on the plat form were amazed, they will be more so if they look into the matter closely, for they will learn that Dr. MeGlynn® was right. Some of themwere inclined to re ivd his opinion us something peculiar 1o his church, but 1t isn’t; it was identical in spieit with what @ prominent Metho- dist manufacturer and milliony of this city once said to me wl on his dying bed, “My boy,” said the old man, ou may thank my working people for od dial of what you've found in me that's worth liking I always meant well, but the work of making money and keeping rascals from getting it away from me would have made me as cold and hard s a brickbat if I hadn't made it my business to know all my employes and havelong chats with them in their own houses. Men who work with their hands have plenty of time to cultivate their heads and hearts, my boy— they're the cluss for society and government to fall back upon in thne of trouble.” This levelhieaded old man was Wesley Harper, one of the founders of the fanious pub- lishing house of the same name THE COACIHMAN MANIA Of course the week has not passed with out a rich, weil-born and highly cducated girl marrying a coachman. Equally, of course, there bave been numerons ex pressions of horvor and disgust, but [ suspect there has been not a lidtle talk on the other I told the story of th most recent of these mesalliances to guartette of young women who prefer asking for netws to searching the news- papers; all shrugged their shoulders and turned up their noses, then they begun to think aloud “Sha was old enough to know her own mind,” said one, “'so 1-suppose that was the sort of husband she wanted “Perhaps stie had. to chose. between couchmen and dudes,” said another.. “If she auade the belter ehpice, for & coachmen doesn’t pretend to bo anything but what ne is.” “1f she loses her property, as seems to be the fashion nowadays,’ said a pru- dent looking miss, “her father won't have to support her husband as well as herself, for the fellow can earn his own hiving, which is more than most men who are running after rich girls can do.* “Horsoy young men are all the rage," swid the [ast, “so why not v ¥y & man who really knows somecthing about horsesy" Of course, each of these girls was en- deavoring to be dreadfully sarcastic, but all the same they told a great deal of truth. Marrying is quite a flourishing mdustry in the east, no matter what the papers somotimes say to the contrary,but the maids who remain_single longest are those who are rich, and most of these are so annoyed and disgusted by stylish, worthless young fellows who are in love with the girls' fortunes, and would as leave take one girl as another if the tinan- cial inaucements were equal, that it is not strange that some girls' sentiments stray from conventional bonds and be: come the property of some follow who, though not rich, wise or even handsome, is everything he pretends to be. Women do adore manliness, even if it is rough, and a good many of them know the gen- uine article and the counterfeit; and then, unfashionable though it may be to admit it, some rich girls who marry coachmen in this part of the world are not the su- periors of their husbauds in anything but money and clothes. Membors of the poorer classes are continually vomln‘ to the top, many of them displaying the character and retinement appropriate to their position, but whas tasto and dis- cretion can be expected of the offspring of a pair ot stupid, vulgar boors gho “strike 0il*' or become suddenly rioh be- cause their farm happens to come into demand as villa sites for city peoplet I know such familics, where the daughtors would have to grope pretty low to find husbands who wouldn't be superior to the brides' fathers. A HEARTY, COMRADE-LIKE INVITATION sent a few days ago to the Comte de Paris, heir to |Xm throne of France—or whatever may be left of it—by a few of the comte's old associates in our Army of the Potomae, agitated dudedom to “the very center, Not that his possible maj- y is a dude, for he is unlike that social abortion as a man is unlike a monkey; ho is one of the clearest headed, least ‘non- sensical men in all Europe, and hates sham of all kinds as intensely as a Jeff- erson democrat pretends to. But the dude, spite of all the fun that has been made of him, is still an abject toady; he would give his head for a cast-off’ hat of the prince of Wales, and would trade his family Bible, even if it came over in the Mayflower, for a cracked teapot that be- longed to one of a rowdy king's brevet wives. To such fellows the possibility of a live prince becoming domiciled m’ the Unitwl. tes would be overwhelmingly delightful; they might never be presented to him, but it would be bliss enough to muddy their patent leathers - the ruts through which his carviage wheels passed. But Paris thinks Ameriea's too far from home for his permanent resi- dence, so the dudes refuse to be com- forted Thank God for the dudes; if it weren’t for them who would the rest of us haye to laugh at? Jonx Hann Dr, BIGGER'S RTON. The Great Southern Remedy for all BOWEL TROUBLES AND CHILDREN TEETHINC. Thore are very fow who do not know of Littlo bush growing alongsido of our mountal and b but very few reallze the fict, that the little purple berey, which so many 'of us have e T wost every shape, there 15 @ prin- ciplo in it baving a wonderful efect on the bowels. Dr. Bigger's Huckleberry Cordial iy thoauiat KoUYIaNN KEMEDY tiag reatores larrlica p red Uit dungero B0V are 80 frequent, aiid w deaths occlirring be yeictan can’ by gaitod oy i is Tportane hat every houses Dold should provide themselves with some Epecdy relicf, a dose of which Wil relleve th A save Bluger t this season of attacks of tha \ear of 50 many nuch anxiety. ts'n bottle. Manufactured by TAVLOR, A tantu, Ga, Gr % € uilel > { gumption._Price 25t i For gale by thoH.T. ClarkeDrug Co., and at drugpists. Potter & Megeath, Law Reporters and Copyists, Btuto Agents for Nebraska, AL m-ediy, Short hand and Typo-writer supplios and paper kept in stock, 1 Eend for eatulogue, OMAHA NATIONAL BANK BUiLpiNg OMA#A, —ey LINCOLN BUSINESS DIREGTORY Recently Built Nowly Furnished The Tremont, 3.0 RALD & SON, Prop: Cor, tth and P Sts, Linc Rates £1.50 por day. Street cars 1 partof the city. J. H. W, HAWKINS, Architect, 9. 54 and Richards Block, Lincola, tor on 11t strect g houss to any. Oflice: Neb, Ele 1er of IWAY CATILE, F. M. WOODS, Live Stock Auctioneer Sules mude in all purts of the U B, at faie rates, Hoom 3, State Block, Lincoln, Nel Golloway and Short Horn bulls for sule. B H GOULDIN Farm Loans and Insurance. Correspondence fn reg ard to loans soliclted, Roow 4, Richards Block, Lincoln, Neb. Public Sale, Denver, Col., June 10th, 18806, 40 head of Show Short Horns. Bates & Cruick nk, Z-year-olds, weighing 165); bulls aud Address Fiold und Farm, tor culslogs , Denver, Col. O, M. Branson, Lincolu, N\:fi. Col. F. M. Woods, Auctioneer, Wiien i Lincoln stop at National Hotel, Aad got & good diuper for 25 3. A FEDAWZY, I'iop GAL