Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 19, 1886, Page 7

SPEOTAL Advertirements under this head, 10 cents por s for ench sub- line per month OTICES | neortion, | cen sequent insertion, and $1.50 u Ko ndvertisement taken for loss than 25 cents Seven words will counted to the Jine; they must run eonsecu tively and must be paid in advance. tisements must be handed in before 2 0'clork P.m.,und under no elroumstances wili they be takon or discontinued by telephone. Parties advertisthg in thess <olurans nnd hav- inie tho andwers addressed in onre of Tre Ber will vlense nek for & check tosnublo them to get letters, a8 none will be delivered exc on presentation of che first nsertion iR SALE ANl Answers to TO LOAN--MONEY. ply 523 an, omu.n hand, no ton hotel Datiding. LOAN=Money proved real Loans placed r county for . by |mu_um 12th at. Cotinty bank, 16th and Chioniro sts T noney to_oAn: ensy lhrml ) M. Harris, Room 5, Fronzer Blk onemn Y Doulas st 0 AN—At low rat Hatchor & Cov, Sity property. stroot, two blocks from Red Car iine. to loan on_city and farm property, low. rutes, Stowart & Co., Koom 3, ONEY TO LOAN- At reasonable ratos, on watches and other personal , room 19 Iron Bani uilding, 12th and Farnam. 230,000 to loan, Sums £600 and Lowest rates. Bemis, 16th llllll l)4llli|;N Sts. furniture, fine ONEY TO LOAN—O. I, Davis & Co. Estate and Loan Agents 1505 Farns ONEY TOLOAN—On real estate und ohate D. L. Thomns. 27 ONEY TO LOAN— upwards on first class real estate sc Potter & Cobb, 1615 Farnam st. ONEY LOANED at O office, on furniture, pianos, horsos,wagons, personal property of all kinds, and all other ar: ticles of value, without removal, 3 over Bingham's Commission store, ness strictly confidentini. front of Tn sums of & F. Reed & Co's.Loan ONEY—If you have good notes to sell, wish to horrow on renl estute nt fair intorest, call onJ. H. Parrotte, 16t and Ohlengo 18’ o loan on Omati oIty pr G. W. Duy, over 1412 Doug J ,0ANS—Louns— Loans. iten estate loans, Colluteral loang, Chattel louns. compe Long time loans, bik, Omahn’ 157 Money always on hand o loan on any ap- groved seourit sstinent gecurities bought and sold. Omana Kinancial exchinnge, 150) Farnt vont st. TR O | NT—oney to oan, 3.4, \hmuu'-y. ONEY to loan b the only properly or ndersigned, who has Anizod lonn gy Loane of §10 to $1,00 made on fur- orses, wagons, machin- No delays All Lonns €0 made niture, pianos, organ v, without removal biitiness’ strictly confidentil that any part can be paid at any time, each pay- ment. reducing the pro rata. 'Advonces made on fine watches and’ diamonds. should carefully considor who they are dealini Trith, s many new concerns are dafly coming Should you need money, Croft, Room 4, into ‘oxistence. and see me. Bullding, 15th ana Ilnrm-y. South 20th st. BUSINESS CHANCES. SALE—Chenp.n dring stock,al<0 two cop- n hinlf doz. silver uddress 8. Roverts, No Htore £nd stock of general mor- in atown nenr Omaha, will take ATt payment in city roul cstato JANTED—PARTNER-Lady or gentleman, 0 take hnt interost i first-class ity 00 yoarly: wood s reand chancd for right party. ot with small onpital, establishod, 0 ness. puying sons for selling Addross S 19, e of the bost making money $2.50 canl required 1o get (. E. Leo, 1207 Farnam et. OR SALE-Hardwaro Busimoss - Wo offer our sholf and heavy hardware business for male, together with our lense and good will, "Irade largost n the city and location the best. Retiring from tho business cause for gelling The Baum Rardware Co., 1028 O st., l,mu;m, FOOR SALE—AIl furnished commercinl hotel ulso sumplo room, livery barn, wind mill; only hotol in towa. Bradshaw Neb. M. F. Hotohkisa APSTRACTS OF TITLE furniched on short notice from my complete set Of books, R. Patterson, 15tn and Harnoy. 504 OR RENT—Organs, $2 per month. Hospe, 1513 Douglaa 308 O FXCHANGE =Same. finie vican( iots 1oF horses and stock. Ballou Bros, 1818 Doug- Tns st. LA O RENT_Square Piano, §1 montnlv, A Hosr Dougla FOR BALE—MISCELLANEOU Soft_conl office wood a8 new, $8; cost 815, 1611 Dav JOR SALE Governme A family sleigh, Fnquire at Stables, cor. 11th and Chicago atreets, 150 18% NOR SALE-Nice team, wagon and b ill take n good single Horso in trade. Ap: S 10th w0 21+ O SALE order —Stove, No. 20 Splendid, in porfe J. Heard & Hro., 1410 Douglas st. 01t SALE—Almost new radiant home stove No.6), Apply to Thos. O'Connor, 318 8 JOR SALE-Fine road horse, with now Duggy ana harness, cost $125: must he sold ue. Inquire at 1405 DR SALE-Furniture and iease of aix-room house, time on part. Call 1202 North NOR BAL cheap, Phaeton buggy, one A. Hospo OUSES—Lots Farm noney loaned, Bemis 15th and |lu|llll~l uln- N. 204 AP, 160N colimns and win is for front on brick build. JOR SALE—(n O CADS suita Ing. Forpartioulnrsapply at thisoMce. €13 WANTED-FEMALE HELP. ATANTED—Girl to do_goneral hou Immediately, 518 8, 11th st. \‘r ED—Girl for genernl housowork ox- oopt washing. A|vmy At large houso in relgiiion Collise, on of Welitor st. 3 18 ANTED—A girl for gencral houscwork Tnquire 1710 St. Mary's ave, 143 200 VWANTED=Girl wanted for renoral hou work, southiest corner of 224 and Mason strects. Good waves paid 120 20 WANTED-A firat clnss cook, washer and ironer in family of three; no others nood apply; 1004 Farnam st 112 18+ FANTED—One chambermaid and one cook Gorman prof Apply U. 8. Rotel, 10th and Douglng si6. 107 19 Wy iD—A competent girl for gencral housework. Apply atonce, 2812 Howard 8t. cor Purk avo 0% 21% WANE D—(i0od vl for zencral house No 1436 South Ninth st o WY I 80 lndies & gents (o 16 ra tolo- iy, Prospect w00l for position when tiaddress W.J. D., Room 1, Crounse ‘VA.\T 3D -Competent middle-nged w 1o tukoe care of buby. Apply ut 44 TANTED—Atonce a compotont wirl in con venient household, 462 Convent Mrs Heyn. 0% \V ANTED=A laundross at Occidental hot {mmedintoly. i3 00d girl for genvral Housowork. Faruam. ) rl, for general housework, at WA Vieanin s 7 ANTED—Dining room gitl at the house. \Vv\.\"rui “Girl for grnor mun preferred. Mr VW ANTED—Lady of fino taste o nssist copying husinoss, can work at home if proferrod: pormanent work, good pay. no ser- vants wanted. Hours 10 to 5. Art Copying Rooms, 822 N. 16th st. 250 (FREGORY & HADLE x fteal Egtate, Rooms 1,2 and 3, Redick Block, 320 S. 15th St. 060 22 WANTEL-MALS HELP. FANTED—A eapable man who undersinnds Work sbout & plice nnd cire of furnuce. Referenco reqaired. Mrs. M. Clarkson, 2019 st. Mary's ave, 195180 ANTED -Agcnts for Ompha ana ev town in Nebraska. The bost solling ar evor puton tho market. Everybody uses it B money. Ad, 53 1 22, cure le i 18 TANTED—An experienced boot and &loo fulesman. One who can speak German and English. August Dormanu. 607, 09, 611, S, hst 140 “u\;\"rv ents with good _apponrances for n new nrticle; can muke $510 $X n duy Call nt 1434 S 13th st. o35 210 TANTED—An oxpol 1 clothing sales man who can speak German. J. L. Bran- Aies & Sons, 506 8. Lith st. 108 TANTED—A young Gorman boy th jern tho bakers trade, ut the Paxton hotel 20 140 FQOR SALE One of tho oldeat and host puy- ing Girocery Business in the city. ticulars, fuquire at 1415 Jons ES—[ofs, Farms.Lands—money Ionnml. Bemis, 15th 'and Douglis streets. roward—Sundny Nov. 14, pair dia- mond earings. Finder leave at Danbau restauraat, 1611 Faroam st., and receive re OST.—A smull buy horso with blanket and 4 nalter. Return o K. J. C. Usher & Russells foundry, Bedford placo, indy's_smafl gold watch with mono- | NOYCMYC dgrum M. L. W. on back. Finder pleaso lonyo At this office. A durk red cow, ropo Josopir Kist. 7 cm”oy“" Henuingren, 15| ADAM ALASKA rovoals W many in fun o hold affections of husband or lover. tlon guaranteed. 25 cents und upwards. 512 ¥ill you kindly return silk um- in oftice or pla receive roward, J, o0t 6, over Commercial Nut Bank. R rs, I oess, Harney der and precentor, of eXporience, dosires wn ongago- ment in & Protostant chirch. satisiuctory cusracter, !wu] Faugl andly Tt Freten, . YERSONAL, - help can be well muplnymmu Bureau, 119 North 16th, hurdwar Tadios wishiog good domestio Tk g ut | BOX 264, Malveri, I supplied by SONAL—A gentier with some umean With u Indy of suitab) Addross Cor: n aged twenty-eight, 10_correspond [PEHRSONAL - Will the nerson who traded old il umbrelia for Wy new hundle please revurn it "This 15 umbrell Toal Patite ugent, roomn o, o horcind Nat bank 00l of Musio st room 6. oo Calture, 12 Omabin w yeur rouind wanted th answo in lown nea dress T, 24, Beo ofic ith good recammeniations il 15th street, 18 of Labor aa well 18 noi thing o the 5 1y oaling &t the only lar st, bet Californin as unions will fiud sou Farnmn PPERSONAT Vor Sale Omaha, for £3,100 fincst acro in onothirg cash. . Conmercial bank Restiwiran Straight b voyant, Medic 1 and business Medium Teom No. 8, 12 North 16, » Umaha, Neb. g - x-clbl-"loul. (OXRENT —Sqiure | Husno. 1513 1ok ins. KEHAND - In ten \.f- sons | Mary wan, 1513 Far; LCHOOL OF STENOGKAPHY and t p.. writ ing, Boows Tand 8, Tron: Hank. G.\ & Co. ATRIMONIAL ~Faper coniais mnny 200 | sdvertaciuent AN WUDLIDE VOITesDOLLBNLE. Sl (Addrons, Hupiog Huad l’“u TANTED. ) Agents to represent the “0ld Relinble” Single Men's Endowmont cintion, $1,40 nt mai WANIE ulegman who will sl our Tine of spring and summor cottonades. jeans, cnssimores, tlanuels, seersuckers and ging- hams in connection with their other businoss Liberal commission paid. — Addry cnce, Frank D, Philadolphin, Ponns <8 With refer- fanufuctrors, Nov-13-20 —We want & fow ngents 1o sell tho eyer's hydreaulic Washer on com- 1 Lanne & Co. mission. A very good paying business for good men. Apply at 922 Douglus. 080 21% TS In tho city or country onn muko$h (o a day sclling our mpecinlties. N. W. mpany, 127 Farnam st VWV ANTED Teamstors and rockmon fo. Wyoming; 32w duy. All wintor's wor K G $! Allbright's Labor Ageney, 1803 Farnim st. 428 ANTED—By an expori work in privato famil 8. 16th st. 142 15 rin, 00 Webster st iVANI'l:l)—f'x;k|ll‘)n by Ay clork or waiter in_restau house. Havo hud severnl yours expericnco, Audvoss J. Fr., Vasmors' Hous 191 180 TANT by n girl in yrivate tamily without children, Apply Maggio Mourton. with sir, Bsumistor, cornor 1th und 25 16% Tuation by 1 rs) s clerk | spenks nnd 1llrIB~|lflIH|‘ 1 German, Spunish and y Daily Bet. 24 ANTED. i (55 yo other 7 ANTED —Situstion — By sl man of experivnce 0 putnp business. J ANTRD-Situation by & v ling to do most oy ihing, five a8 clerk. Meteremces' furnishe Hee office. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, ‘\' )50 men to jonthe Ol lelable Single Men's Endowment Associntion of One thousand dollars nt mareiage. Over §120.000 ulready paid. Write tor circulnrs. O TL Knapp, secretary, Minnoupolis, Minn. 1132 \\ ANTEDMili-18 therc on nuy ruilrond running 5 ) wishes a nly those wi farmer st ) Iny traing into wient mag Counon BlAe, 50 sitaatods 99019 AN or VW ASTED=Io biy one shitve Owalin bourd of trads, =. A t. ANTED—50 men 10 ent Luckwieat cuk And muple syrup overy morning at Nors 10th St Let. Do Iy L8325 21 menl tie J per we TOR RENT-HOUSES AND LOTS. DOR BENT-Smull comfortable bouse, §17 por month, LS. Clarksou, 219 5. 1th &t 57 19 NOI RENY A firaf class restaurunt, ingire of Les, Nicnol & Co, 158 NOK KENT -House. d rooms, Hirney street aud 2ist, W per b, wiso' house pear St ne, $25 per won JOR RENT-A three story brick house on Califoriia st, 70 por wonth. J. fi, Beans CRRENT—A soven roouied bows® with all riodern Lonveniences on Cotrhx ot. $40 jior wonth. J. B Evens & THE OMA_HA D 2O RENT—Ten.r improvemente, floor. ¥05-2! JOR RENT_A five and_seven room_house NORKENT A store and brgement on a good Room 23, W TOR RENT—A Hroom house with barn for & boarding house. Apply to M 6th st. L] Crofghton bic OR RE and Leavenworth sts. M niture and oarpet for salo: all new: am oom- pelied to give up on nccount of Ulness. Ad- dress R i JOR RENT 10 room brick house, all mod- to Mrs. Mars Parcott, JOR IE and within ten minites walk from the post ot- fico. Apply to Barke & Uarkaiaw, real estato aveits, Douglas stroet, next to corner of Fif- tecnth. ¥ Apply 8. A, SIoman, 1512 Farnum st 83 PORBENT Largehouso with modern i ‘ukey, 1304 Farnum st IOR RENT—80 ncros adjoiming city north. Apply 16 The nwm Ftu(u EN rog ruNT- 1L lor. Al modorn ‘conveniences, with first- class honrd. Suitable for four wentlemen. Four blocks south of Paxton, 140 Jone |“>u- JOR RENT-S O KENT. -Tilogantly furnighad rooms also first olngs tablo board, at 2011 Burt st., on ontieth t; stroct ear line, 004 10% J{OR RE 2), Bee oflico. 97 ORIt {IOR RENT P QO RENT— I r 610 N. 17 ¥ i TOR RESNT -Tywo njen! tion with every modern improvement Jonesstreet 62 JFOR RENT—Nice wintor rooms. nam 86519 OR RENT—Nicoly furnished room for two 1ith st 1 mex, 1814 Davenport st. &2 19+ P OR RENT tion; Howard st., bet. Sth and 9th.; south Foonuny JPORBENT=A n Farnam st. 5 JOR RENT—=Two furnished rooms, JORRENT {mup\m.u-m{o P Farna and buth. 1615 Capitol ‘mu RENT —Beodr (‘()Il 1010 Harney st. 970 15 [OR REN P—Room, furnished or uuluruhhull. Fou RENT—Plonsant single or double room ath, hot wnd cola {OR Kt VY A ii08 Toons nas over ek Tourteonth nnd Farnam. Address 8. P. Morse & Co. 111 Do first-class and in private fawily, Addross'T , loe office 100180 W ANTED—A suito of rooms and bourd by stating location un 19 117 8. 10th stroet. NN JOR auick ales list your prop ndd to South Omab Stock Yards. Price ush & ¥ selocting 1o1s at $15) for inside corners, you wiil muke a good inyestn Terms 10 por chirrge for showing the lots. Ma. beck, 1509 Furnam 310 (; HEGORY & HADLEY Rooms 1,2 Nox Campbell, Hoow 1, 1300 Farnum st B2} Stock Yards. Prices, $23) 1o $i D INE lot, Ge F POR SALE- 6 ft. fronting on Dodge st AOR RENT N T room hones n Tianscom | Placo: $40 per month, J. B, Evans & Co. w118 m house, new, just fin Burt. Has all modern Apply at 1519 Douglns st tehed. Cor. 23 anc by Ballot firos., 1516 Douglasst, 978 18 Inquire of Lee, Nichol & Co., el block. [18) busines horses. Alsy e suitablo for Martin, 814 S, oom h Now houso, 5 rooms, 4 blocks i4 per month. Grahan OR RENT. from st h four rooms be. 5 Ouming. %02 ~A desirable 10 room_ houso; ono south St. Mary's ayenue corner “ith J. Connell. 891 18 OR RENT -Store 20x40, wi hind;$36 a month, 2 blos ORRENT-Riogans 10 room residence on Farnam et all modern improvements, fire Hee of 12 O (MPFOVOMENTS O £troet OAr 19 Faronam, & apply T—An oliziblo ten room house in & nhrst-class neichborhood, near street cars 01 REN I= Residence No. 1014 Farnnm &, 11 rooms, all modorn fmprovemenis. Ronf, per month, cAFpers And furniture for salo; haud Farnam sts. P Provements, 082 west, auitablo for dairy or market warden. Williams, Bee Otlico, 914 Far- , 1116 Jnckson st. o8 —Store 2 FOR RENT-ROOMS. e, eloguntly furnished par- fcely furnished rooms and board, £19 N 19th st. 433 200 ! Iy furnished front room with firo und home puviloges. Aadress T Jovely suits of rooms for gen tloman and wite or two gentiemen, 1910 ster St 045 15% asant furnishod rooms with usc of hath, 1910 Webs ter St 910,200 1. G0N, 15th NT—Furnished ro furnfshoel rooms, suitable for 2 or 3 wentiomon. Loveiy e 1 JOR RENT —Ploasant nnd_finely furnish front room for gontlemen only, 212 Far wentioman: modern convenionees. 610 N. OR RENT—Furnished rooms, with board, sultable for man and wifo or two gentin® lozant furmished rooms, 1677 Douglns. Reforences roquire l. 651 OR RE: wontlemon —Furnishe furnit room for ono or two now, plensint loca- tsliod rooms for light house a blook, cor th & rd. OR RENT—Fa keeping. Beem om i only, at No. 1511 with aloove, to gentle: 01 RENT—Nowly furnished room, ¥ Mary's uve. OR RENT_) Chicago st oly furnished room. 1808 19th strect, D8 180 we, elezantly furnished roomn, for two gontlémon. 1919 Dodgo st. Nicely furnished room Dodge st Gus, bath und furnice heat BIY 18 lovely view, and warm, 0t northeast cor and 20th—10 OR KEN gontlen OR RENT- K ber, suife of rooms ished room suitable for 2 S 16tn st. 3 20* egnntly furnished front hot and cold wul vo n, om with privilege of par- 3O ullfnrnm ‘Jfl: 18 Desirablo Iunn:nex! rooms, 1811 R lor, Inquire 1 urnishod room, six dollars, D00 150 T—Handsomely furnishod house in blo locality. Kuven & McMakon, 2024 Harne; 002 Wobstor st 155 for gentlcmen, heated with steam, ens, ator. 21182kl ne Farnam 950 15 arze frontroom. good oflice location. H. W. Huntress, 1304 Farnam, WANTED—BOARD AND ROOM: | untur- ks from enre of —Ona lnrge or two 7 ANTED—Furmshed room, with board, by a gentloman and wite, for the winter; must man and wifo and ckildren. Address, 15, Bee ofice. 10518 price, FOB BALE-ROUSES—-LOTS. HAMMOND, el Estate, 2ot on Burt stroet, $1.800, one-third cush. Gratum, Creighton ilock, 124 20 Honuwa & Co., opp. P. € GOOD TITLE W v deel and ab- Straot froe with every lot In Rush & Selby's nly 8 blocks f 82010 § 158 15¢h 8t by, OWLING GREEN -Our new addition is wost of Wainut, Hill, on Hamilton st at cash and 6 mouthly. No Lall & Lo Keal Tatate nd 5, Redick Block, 320 S, 15th St 900 23 Beuren place, $870; §300 2and & years, Reltor & NERIotin Va cash, bal. in GUOD TITLE—Warcanty oot yud u _froe with overy lot In Hush & Solby’s add. th Omuha, only 8 blocks from South i only 3 cash, by, 218 5 l"llll st 616 h & o i nll»uué,':,uw. Gravam, Creighton Block. 12420 ORt quick salos list your peoper y with Flack & fonian, room 11, Frenzer biock. &) blocks past of the postofiice. A bargain at a0 cash: " Marshall & Lobeck, | A0as - money (oaned. U uud Dougias straets. room house m 1 Ur\)hlhlnl:fll' new Il::fl mu‘(rnu buiit, buth- FOOLI. AN ote., good Lara snd olstern; wilt solicheap if taken alonce. leks Ineh 2155 10th st on.. Wik & Tagpe. AILY BEE: ERIDAY, IR MOTTER Real Betate Agencs, offor the following choice bitenin J lctin Sninn e3rd A \on, Koo § room house 16 No. 2, §000 cash: 81,60, . #000 ench, $200 caah, bl ance 850 every thee menti 2 Himebaugh & Pattorson’s ndd. 0 3L onh 2 corner lotsin Arlingion. $1.00 ench. 110t on flamiiton &t 1Lots in Catalps pl o8, $900; $200 eash, balance > 1,01 11 block . Pro<pect place, $1,50 cheapgst 10t fn tho ot 8 full lots on Saunders, one a corner, $8,500, One aleeant lot in Shinn' Don't let this ship, corner lot, 63x120, Shinn's A 04, 60 1t front, B0 wdd, 8250 1ot 'In Foster's nad, $0. logant east front lotih P nview, on 20th st, IuII lot on Leavenworth st. A bargnin at "Shio of the Anest Tots in Rillside No. $1.400, $1.00 cash Fino lot in West Side, #400, 877 onsh One gyod ot in Washington squn-e, $2,2 Two lots, ¢ ne & eorner, the finost lots in Hans. 0 lots in Jerome Pack, $1,100 ench, &30 @ of tho best lota fn Hanscom place for $2,500, £67 onsh. Finest enst front 1ot In Hanscom plase, $2,50), ast front i Hanscom place, $1, nat 1ot In Potter's add for §1,35 ASt front, easy terme, 1 eliojoe ot i Ambler place, $50), $150 , balance monthly. ots on Saunders st, sl BATANCO 1011¢ time. in Bhull's ndd, £3.000, ono & corner, 5,100, $700 ¢ fine cast front lot Fine 5 room ho 0 ncre in Bolvidere, & Full lot on Lake street with good hotse, 600 cash, blano Two lotam Cla Balgnco aw ful 048 Full 1ot in E. V. Smith's add on , ®Cod froom house, PHSSOR 1L BOW. Nince south front lot in Shinn's 94 add, 60 ft front. BL20L 821 cash Ttees placo, 863163, on Park ave nost to G0, Dandy's residono onsy terms. Cal ot oMco ondon, $1,200 ench, $150 cach for sub-dividing. X A add. nico 5 room house, 2,000, $500 ensh, balanee easy, Ihis js only & pattial List of our bargaine. if you want b any part of the eity call on s Mottor Renl Estat Ten acres suital 188 OF reside ' 117 S, 16th sty T and nortn front lot, cor #ith and THOMAS s Iald out an addition A named M TFOLS nro pr 10 the city of O notico thit the cco, Lorenzo, Bottina. Pippo and Frederick, and socine th wag and atn int whore the Omahu vy 10 make & J the [olt Line, and think the oeation well named, and that the pur clinsors will have o Mascotte, &8 tho indientiong point the ot to @ to be 20l o 0 bbineo £5 3 ‘homas, Room § Crelghton per cent eash REGORY & HADLEY Rooms 1,2 and 3,Redick Block, 520 %, 15 ARNUINE BAR 'wo corner lots n ourt, only 4 blocks from Saun- Bushman Block, N Ecor 16th and Dpugl teact troc with ¢ rery lot fn Add to South Omuhin oniy §7 cnsh. TLE-Warranty decd wt free with overy lof in Rush & Snelby’ uoth Omaha, only & blo ks from Stock Vards. + ouly 850 cush Rush & Solby, 2155 1 6 Warcanty dead free with evory lot i Rosh Only K blocks fr Rush & Seivy, .. HAMMOND, Real Estats, 117 8. 16th streot L ESTATE AND LOA GOOD_TITL straet froo with eve £dd o South Omuhi v lot'in Rush & only 8 blocks fr Ttush & Selliy, 218 5 15th st. 0 foot lot, south tront, r oth, with good & room hou ) VERY lot in Carthaze has 19, which is acknowledwed to the choico of the whote addition. hort time by Stockdale & Mitohell, Annox at auction pric —Lota, Farms, Lands. 15th 'and Do QOR SALE—Atn monoy loaned @roat burgnin for a fow weoks only, ton thousund ncres of hind all selected at £4.00 per nero: Marshull & Lobeck, 17 240 cash and § yeu SALE —12lots 44x L istol stroot, huli way ders and State, near street ciars. tront, $30) oac Addross's 14, £ n-umumm.nn City water in h, 1-4 cash, batunce in 1,2 and 3 struct freo with every lot in Rush & Selby’s uth Omaha: only 8 blocks from South )10 §42; only $50 cash. Stock Yards. Kush & Selby, 2185 15th st TITLE=Warranty deod fush & Selby’ stract froc with overy lot add to South O Rush &Selby, (REGORY & TAD Rooms |, 2 and 3, Hodlol Wock, 32 5. 16 ith St vers for bargnins in Flack & Homan, room 11, Frenzer block. lot in Rush & Sel! aha, only & biooks trom 0 to $125; ouly §59 onsh. Too with ever: Stock Yurds. Rush & Selby, 2; GOOD TITE wranty doed and abstriot lof in itush & Selby’s wid, to South Omaha.only s blocks from South Stock only $5) cush. £—Choap, 1) aeres well taps nile north of donf aud dumb Adjoinin lots sell for $2,00 on promiscs, 300D TITLE deed and ubstract tush & Solby's froe with evory | ) w08 230 0 $425; only §0 cush RN o, p ) 10 por conteash 0TS in Plainvicow st 8150 ench HAMMOND, Reul Batate, stract froo i ovare atin foeh & B Stock Yards Rushi & Selby, 2188 15h 1. i only £3) cash Warrdwnty deed und y lot ih Rush & Seiby's add from South to South Omana, only Stock Yards 5 Warrihty doed o overy lot in 1tash & 821 com So0th Stock to South Omaha swiendid location, so twents by Bullou Hros, 1610 Douglis s Warranty deed and stract free mlh every lot in Rush & Selby's B0k Yanis $125; ouly 830 ¢ Hush & Solb, s OUNER lot, Lowe's addigion, £450: south wnd Grahaw, Creighton Block, Gl rogu dotides Mury's uveaue; convenient 1o Dusiness, stroot cars, ohurchos, &nd school will rent for 840 per monta wargain i gold south of St. Ciln muke i uick. Cotluze 8 all ready for Wrm, 25 south L NOVEMBER 19, 1884 FY ACKR & HOMAN, Rteal Fatita and Loan Rrokers, Fronzor block Upp Postoffice. at lot on h-xnay st for A 00 foot south fr #5,500; cash, $2 .00 New ¢-room cottage for 81,500, $100 down and £25 per month. T'wo onst front_ L-room o Saunders sty for $2,100 eac por month A now 6.r00mi cottaee, Just o paved stroot, near 8 hool and ¢ h, A splondid bargain for 14 fronts on throe st sttagos one block oft 10) down and §25 North 10th st + 8iz0 OF Jot dx1sh, with four ¥ renting (or $120 por month, for $11.00),” Thore (sn't & better bargain in the city. Theground alone is worth the money, &s Jthie 315 £t stroot frontage. ast front Jots in Hanscom pluc and Phil Shoridan st, at &1 enchon easy tarms, and ono a 8p at $1,0), We'have snlendid barzaine in South Omaha proporty. Mare money has haen mado fn South Omahn renl ostate in tho 1881 &ix month than nanywhere A 800D TITLE-Warrants desd and ab: steact froe with every (ot in Rush & Solbv's i to South Omah; Stock Y ards. Pric Tush & Selby, 2 on Virginia ) and #1350 oial bargain only # blooks from South #2150 to $425; only 0 cash S 15th st 618 UEGANT lot on furt &ireet, one halt block from pavine and onr line: $1,800; one-third oA, T mm, Oreighton HHlock 4 20 A CPOD TR = Warranty deniand abateact freo with ovors 10t {n itush & Selby’s ad i, o Soulh Omaha, oniy 8 blooks from South Stock YA 3, $23) to $423; only $5) cian N & Seiby. 218 S 15th st Lt GOOD TITLE -Warrants dood nn, stract froe with overy lot in Knsh & Selby's add to S Iy # blocks from South Stock Vi Pricos £33 to $125; only $5) cash, Rush & Selby, 215 S Lith st 616 A GUOD TITLE=Warranty ~ deod and nb £\ stiact freo witn ovory (ot in Rush & Shoiby's Add to So ahi, only & blocks from South Stock Ya 04 8230 to §125; only §50 cash, Rtush & Selby, 2183 15th st JIOI SALE-A d-room house witn tot, front- I 0N tWo Stroots, $1,500. 17-room he Froom house with lots front 1, both §2,250. 14-roorr. house and hulf 1ot, 812503 10 por cent cnsh, balnnee monthly payments, all the above within thresquartarsof Wil of postomion Cor. lot LIth and Pacille, 85xi3% with threo elogant 'cottages, would ront for $75 per month, for a faw days Al $2,00) arm lonns at lowest rato of intere Inss renl estate mortenges, or com- 1 papor, discounted. Mend & Jamioson, 18 8, 15th At 004 ity deea nnd ab. VIt in Itush & Se1by’s outh Omahin, only & blocks from South Prices'$230 to $120; only $50 cnsh, ¢, 218 8 15th st 616 (vm(.nu\- & HADLEY, Real Fatato, Rooms 1,2 and 3, Redick Block, 320 8. 1 rlh ‘*( Van Deuren. Bareains in Real Etate, ])(mglus and 14th St Lot with doublo cottare, 8 rooms enc! rents for $500 por year, only 500 100x1 on Cilifornin st., ¥ houses (rooi Jargnin guove lote, Coe wnte ¥ use and lot, Hawthorno add 7 1040 01 Mereer nve., new houso, and lot, Davenp 1ot wid largo houso on Caldwoll st.. Cote Urillinnte, wero ois, chonp Lots in Burdetto Court 1+ lot and siore House and ' n B lots, Cass streot Todx 1, eornor, on Tt & housn, 210t 1 Orchir servoir Tot 26 hiney Lotsin Vin Lor nblock of § more), Sightly nere 2 hewitiful lots, Catifornit sfreot. §1.20 to 1, Gall_and let me show you some of the miny barieuins 1 have listod, Dissolution Notice. On and atier the 1th day of November, 1885, the purtnership heretofore existing beisecn Churles Krue and Ka-par Podoluk, (s herohy diswolved by mutual consent. Al accounts will cttled by Kaspar Poolak, CHARLES KRUG, KASPAR PODOL Probate Notice. I, e mattor of the estate of Enoch B Carter, doconsed. hereby gdven, that the creditors of the administeatrix of said ostato bofore me, county Judge of Douglng braska, at the county court room, in i+ 10th duy of Jununry, 1857, on and on' the 10ih ock i, m. cach duy TOF the purpose of presenting thelr clums for , adjustment and aliowance. nilowed for _credi aims, and one yenr for the siid ostate, from the 10 X otico will be publish Dily Bee once onch week cossively, prior 1o the 1 H. MeCuL all1y THE BANK OF COMMERCE 15106 North 16th Street, OMAEFIA. Paid in Capital, - - - - $100,000 N enid deee the [0th diy diy of My ny of Nov., the Omaha four weeks aie iy of Januury, 1856, 1, County Judge. t, President. ARLICHS, Vice-Prosiden ¥. B JOHNSON, Cashier. DIRECTOR! BAMUFLR JOnNe0N, Gro. B BARKER, Rowr. L Gariacns, Wi, SEIVERS ¥. B. Jonysox, A general bankinz business transacted, Interest allowed on timo deposits. rLOOD, Seoaen alyeston C. Member ton Kx Merchants Bxchunge S e co Girain, Provisions, Pefrolen And Stocks, For Future Delivery Will be Ready for Business About No- vember 7th, 109 and 111 SOUT Hoter 10 1¢ Nattonal Bank, Omah ST.JOHN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY 13th ST, Rost of hurgning always on hand, at room 11, outh 01 1, O, Creighton block. Firstdoos MANHOUD fean Debility, Lost Manhood, ., having T PRER b i e Lo it 7o el A 0. F. DAVIS & CO. Nebraska Land Agency General dezters in real estate and real es tzie mortrages, 1603 Farnam st., Omah Nebraska, 4 & rimp) @if-cure, v hich b LAresl ¢ 3 WAY M. K. RISDEN, Genl. Insurance Agent, Merchant's National Bang Buiding, Cor, Par- Anm uid 15th sts., room | up-stairs. Telophone No. 76 Omnuha, Nebraska. REPIREAENT: Phe n-u‘.t.lmn-:on England Firemor wurk, N. J Gl Falte Gl WaiaN, ¥, Girard, Philadelphia Pa s Westchester, Now York, N. ¥ Joko H ancock Mutual Lite B(:Hun.l’ls'.l.dll !'( EAEHESS |12 cuvon and new and E successtul CUKRE st your own TRowe by 0o Who was deaf twenty eight enrd. ‘Treated by most of the noted special fits "Without benodt: ourea buaself in three mouthe, and since then huudreds of others P-ul ticulars seut on uppl cution. T, B 0. 41 West 31t 5., 3 [DREAMS ~ AND DREAMERS, The Evonts of a Lifetime Portrayed in a Second, REMARKABLE STATEMENTS. Lightning a Slow Coach Compared With the Rtapidity of the Oper- ation of the aman Boain, Philadelphia Rocord: A prominent Philade!phia physician, who as a special- 15t indiscases of the brain has a wide rep utation, is engaged in writing a little book about dreams and dreamers. In a discursivo mood the dootor talks about the psychological phenomenon commonly spoken of as dreams In A most entertaming wi Gen erally,” said he the other evening, “we think of nothing so swift as tho elec tric current, and yet a fash of lightning is a slow conch compared with the rapid- ity with which upon oceasions the human brain operates, Nothing shows this inso striking a mannor as the wonderful per formances of the mind in dreams. The events of years, to the most minute de- tail, are recalled in o second, and purely imaginary events, covering years and decades are pictured so as to be retained permanently upon the mind, and are conjured up in the hundredth part of a minute. Some years ago a fricad of mine related to me the particu- lars of a striking proof of this fact. He had been nursing another friend whose illness was such t he required con- stant watching. My friend had been at his bed side for nearly ten hours. A lit- tlo French elock stood in_an adjoining room which struck the half houts, and thus gave notice of the time to adminis- ter the patient’s medicine. At 2 o'clock a dose of morphia had to be "v\l-ullu' sick man, and the nurse was waiting for thelittle clock to strike. He was very leepy, and could with ditliculty keep his s open. Presently the first tinkling stroke of the hour sounded. At that mo ment my friend fell asleep s chair. Mo dreamed a most wonderful dream, the details of which it wounlt be tedious to relate just now. The events in the dream were spread over thr , during which s yo time he had been to Paris, to London, to Noew Orleans, a made innuwmerable brief trips by land, lake and river. His vision began with a wedding and con- cluded with an exceation, when the dreamer saw his own wife hanged. The mostminute details of life and travel and adventure were distinetly portrayed, and my friend cstimated that a novel of two big volumes could be written in- merely outlining the events of the vision. When ho awoke with a startat the climax of the excention he heard the French clock strike one. Supposing that he had been asleep soveral hour RbibitalcatRlETin His patient, however, was sleeping quietly, and when he went into the other room to look at the clock he was aston- ished and incredulons to find t the stroke of the clock he had heard upon awnking was but the second stroke for 2 o’clock, ond t this wondertal dream had ocenrred between the two strokes of the hour. *But this iz not at all oceurrence. Atis related of nn English clergyman who fell asleep in his pulpit during the singing of & psalm before the sermon, that he dreamed the events of lifo before he awoke, to tind that his slumber had lasted only during the sing- ing of a single line."” YCan the brain act cohierently during sleep?’’ nsked one of the doctor's curious little andienee. “Oh, ves; that 15 well established, and nas but recently, in a mlkm;_r incident, been further verified. Canon Knox Lit- tle, of Manchester, dreamed that he wrote a hymn; remembering it u pon waking, he'wrote it down on the fly leaf of a handy book. Mo then fell asleep again. Wihen he awoke the seccond timo he had forgotten the words of the hymn, and NII||I)!)AI'I1 that all of the incident had been adream, but when he looked at tho fly leaf in the book he found ti sure cnough, the verses he had written down, and which incorporated in severnd hymn books in England, 1t matter of history, as we all know, that the poet Coleridizé _com posed his celebrated fragment Kubla Khan' whi leep. He fell intoa doze whilo reading Pincha's Pilgrim, and was in slumber for sc al hours. When he awakened he remembered an entire poein which ho had composed during his sleep. Ho at once seized a pen and wrote down the part of it tl had been pr served, but was called away when he was but half through, and was never able afterward to vemember the balinee, so that the poem has remanined asa frag- ment. Tartina, the musician, composed the “‘Devil’s Sonata’ under the inspir tion of u dream,and mathematicians hay solved the problems in their slec they were unable to master while But,” continued the doctor, after = slight pause, “strange as these vnac AT phenomens may seom ¢ yota more curious fact in rel dreammg w noticed. If a dre baseless fabrie, to what unsubs! and elusive thing shall we compare the m of o dream? The thing happens often, but is =0 frequently mingled with the fantastic medley of the dream itself us to be seldom clenrly defined. A very good friend of mine who hves in West Philadelphin some months ago related to me the following dream of this Kind which many years ago disturbed his slumbers, ~and which being & dream ' within & dream, made a great impression upon him and fixed itself innelibly upon his memory ‘1 was sleeping,’ said he, ‘and fell inw's dream, in which I im ed that I was in nsick room talking to the visiting shysician about th ient’s condition, l thonght that 1 w and sleepy and the doctor kindly udvisd me to take & nap, offering to remain at the patient’s bed- side while 1 obtained some rest. 1 dreamed that I ehrew myself upon a sofa and slept, and as1 slept 1 thonght that [ dreamed of a terrible thunder-storm, and it Lwas nwakened by a flash of ligit ning. Opening my cyes 1 saw the doctor by wmy friend’s bed, and spoke to hum of my dream, O n unprocedented ion to ich has never been sufli- m be but a itinl id he, “that is easily explained. Your face was toward that window there, and th 1 blew open one of the sluts you =oe there e sun was thrown di rectly in ‘your face and thus ewused yo to dream of the lightning.” Still, in ‘my dream, I talked some time with th tor, and then awoke. The doctor, pstient, the sick-room und had bue dream, duging the progress of which | had actually dreamed of the lightni stroke, awoke from that dream and con tinued for some tiue to carry ou the thread of the first vision, Dight multi ply sueh experiences, said the doctor, s he prepared to bid his friend Fw' might, “but none of them would so ef¢ lustrate that strangest of alt str tings in the phenomena of @ aiceping brain Iream within a dréum.” The pain and misery suffered by those who arc aflicted with dyspepsia sire in deseribable. The distress of the body is equalled or surpassed by (he confusion { tortures of the wind, thus making its vietims sufter double aflliction, The reliof that is given by Hood's Sursa rilla has eaused thousands to be thankful for this great medicine, It dispels the canses of dyapopsia and tones up the di- gestive organk, Try Hood's Sursa rilla, 7 DIRECTORY PROFESSIONAL CARDS. _ATTORNEYS, BEVINS & CHURCHILI, N-W. Cor, 15th and Douglas St W. J. CONNELL, S138, 1th Stroot. TORGE W, DOANFK, ATTORNEY AT LaAW, Falooner's Block, 15th and Douglas. GEORGE S, SMITH 1508 Farnam Stroot L. D, nnowm Attorney at Law, Room 8 Feonzor Blook, Opposite PostoMos. ~rs PHYSICIANS, CHARLES ROSEWATER, 2 Physician & Surgeon, 2148, 120k 8., cor. Farnam, Tron Nank Building. Ofice o, 2 (04 and 7 10 0 p. 1w, 10 te 12 on sunday. 0. 8, MoK AN, M. D, Physician and Surgeon, OFFICE, V.W. Cor. 14th and Douglas. Oftiee Telophone 465, Residonc 'l‘vlnphvn:i’._ T W. ). GALBRAITH, Surgeon and Physician OFFICE, N.W. 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The strictl: *Nutural Pronium 2hin."” Actus average yonrly cost during 1833, 1831 aud 1835, &t age o7, for $10,000, was $78.4, FINE JOB PRINTING, REES PRINTING €O, Printers, Book Binders And Blank book Manufacturers. Nos. 108 and 1083.14th Btroot, Omaha.Neb, .F. Fu rlio, Super- intondent Bindery. Tolophone No. HARNESS. Manutacturer and _doaler in harness, suddies, whips, horse clothing, ote. All grades of harnass wlways kept on hand or mnde to order. | Repairing wapecinity. 116 N. 16th Bt bet. Dodgo and Capital Ave, _ AUCTIONEER. A. W.COWAN & CO. Auction and Commission MERCELANTS. Consignmonts solicited; furnjture houghtant ®0id. 8alos of live stock and household furni- ture atprivato residences ia spocinlty with us. Hemomber the pince, West & Fritschor’s block Ndthst. No 110 STOVES and TINWARE, GLO. S ARMD Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery, Bto. AlsoTin Roofiug, Quttering,Spouting, an1 General Job Tuining. The best of work aud roa sonablecharges. Mik cnns and other tinware nstook. 2K g 5t Omahs, Nob. u Dentists. WHINNERRY & I(I.L\l; Dentists. FIRST NATIONAL BANK U.B. DEPOSITORY, Omahs, Nebraska. .w.. . ..$500,000 .100,000 Capital. ....... Surplus. ... Herman Kountz , President. John A, Croighton, Vice President, F.H. Davis, Cashior. W. H. Megquler, Ass't Cashsr WHAPAXTON, Pros. LB WILLIANS, Vies Union TrustCo 215 S. 3th St., Omaha, N ). LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE, 8chool, County and Muuicipal Bonds Negotiated, s, F. B, Jomssan, + etary . Trensurdr, OMAHA SAVINGS BANK CORNER T3LL AND 1) Rowr. L. G LAY STRERTH CapitaFStock, ... £160,000 Liability of Stockholders 300,000 e only Fesrular sivings bank it the state. Five Per Cont intercst paid on deposits LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE. OrRCERs: Guy . Daton, Py deai; J Brown, ° Presiovnts L M, Heoaoud, roclor: Jobd B Wiule