Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 3, 1887, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES Advertisements under this he d. 10 cents por Jine tor the first insertion, 5 conts for ench aub- pequent insertion, and $1.50 & line per month No eavertisement taken for less than 25 cents for the first insertion. Eeven words will be eounted to the line: they must rin consecu tively and must be paid in advance. Al adver- tisements must be handed in before 2 o'clork P, and under no cireumstances will they be taken or discontinued by telephone. Parties advertising In these (6lumns +nd have ing the answers n/dressed in care of Tre Ree will please ack for A check toennblo them to get their letters, ns none will bo delivered except on presentation of check. Al Answers to ad- vertisements shonld bo enclosed in envelones, TO LOAN-MONEY, [OTTOAGES“Purchase monoy motagos )\ on improved Omahn real estate, bought aut No Apply betweon 2 and 3 . m. TMONEY toloan. Eile liros., renl estato and lonn agents, room 17, Whitnell block, cor. 15th and Harne " ONEY to loan. eash on nand,no delay. J. W.nnd F. L. 8quire, 1413 Farnam_st., Paxion botel building. R ~Loans—LoAus. Tient eatato lonns, tuterinl Jon Chatiel Tonm. Long time loana, 8hort time loana. Honay Riwhys on hand ta loan on any ap- provea seourity. TInvostment socurities bought and sold. Omnha Financial Exchange, n. w. cor. 1ith wad Harney. Corbeit, Manngor. ARRIS & HARRIS, 1ith st Money to loan on first cluss sccurity,from 2500 upwarde, R i > $!un.ml\'l‘4l LOAN at 6 per cent, honey, 1609 Farna 21 Frenzier blo 16 PEILCENT Monoy. it C. Pattcrson, 15th and Harney. '@-{o.umum Jonn. Sumea £600 and_upwards, D Lowest rates. Bomie, room 3, Barker block, B. W, cor. 15th and Farnnm sts. KT ONEY—First mortengo notea. The Douglas county bank will buy papers secured by frst mortige on city renity. 7 6 PER CENT - Monny to hllln. Gregory & Hadley, Rooms 1 and 3, Redick block, 82 8, L 10th St 808 0 LoAN- Money—Loana placed on proved real estate in city or county for New England Lown & Teust Co., by Douglus (mnll bank, 1¢th ullll Chicago sts. E10 ONEY to loan on _city and farm vrulv\"r ¥, low rates, Stewart” & Co., Rooin i K, Tron Bunk. LIt ONEY TO LOAN—O. F. Davis & Co. "el AVl Estate and Loan Agents 1505 Furnum st ]‘ ONEY TO LOAN—On roal estatn and oiate tols. D L. Thomas. B15 $'m:m—1n|u.mnnnmnnu city property at 0 por oent. G, W. Duy, over 1112 Douklisst, m- ONEY 1o 10an by the undersigned, who has the only properly organized loan agency in Omaha. Louns of $10 to $1,00 made on fur- Biture, Do, organs, borsos, wagons, machin ery, &o., without romoval.' No dolays All biikiness’ etrictly confidentinl. TLoans #o made that any part can bo paid at Any time, each pay- mont. reducing. the tont hro ratn " Advahow madoon fine watches and diamonda. Persons #hould oarefully consider who they are deling with, 88 many new concerns are daily coming tnto ‘existence. Should you need money, eail and see me. W. Croft, Room 4, Withnel' Bullding, 15th ana Harney. K18 ONEY LOANED nt C. F. leod & Co's.Loan offics, on furniture, pianos, horses.wugons, personal property of all kinds, and all other ar. ticles of vaiue, without removal. 819 8 Bingham's Co _BUBINEDSS CHANCES. OWA Driiggists Attention! For rent in Essox Towa, & building fitted for drug business,has boen necupied s 8 such ton years, centrally’ lo- cated, always had begt trade in town. Present ocoupnnt moving to Nobraskn, for other rons- Qus than want of trado. Addross J. Durlow, Fssox, lowa. 9 OR SALE~Or trado bakory and confec- tlonery. Inquiro Kopp, Drelbus & Co., Omaha, Neb. 958 m 1 BUsine 1ANCE- 200 down and $200 In ono and two months buys & good restuu- rant and chop house: good 1oasons for selling. Inquireof V. C. F(-n\ar& Co., reul estate, room 14, Frenzer block, opp. P. 0. 073 2% {OIL TRADE -Stock of hardware. In central Nebraska, doing business 27,000 to $35,000 a year; will trade for Omahna property. Reiter & Cuwpbell, room 1, 1500 Farnam. 956 01 SALE—HA!f intorost in ono of the best puyine drug storesin southwostorn lown, Cnpital required, §2,600. Addross b 40, Beo of: fice, it BANE for sal 1n a now rapldly growing town of 800 inhabitants. ' Fine deposits. 1onns from 3 to 4 per cont. monthly. A spl chanco. Addross D 9, Boe office. 915 'WAN”-D Stocks of merchandise to ex. chunge for lnnd or city. property. South 13th. I It Ball & T4 USINESS CHANC rocories nnd Moatmarket for sale. Finest loeation in maha. Doin an exoollont businoss. Address, 11, Bon Offico. 5L Ipol( SALE—Hotel Omnibus, u Address, Hyder, Stromburg, Or trade for morchandise, res of No 1 farm C.J. Canan 840 tand near Grand 815 neylonned. Demis. roon 3, Barkor biock 8, W, cor. 6th und Farnan sts, 594 {OR SALE—Hnrdwnre Business— Wo offor our shelf and heavy hardware business for sule, together with our lense and good will Trade largest in the city and location the hest, Retiring from tho business cause for selling The Baum Hardware Co., 1028 0 st., Lincoln, 1sland. PERSONAL. 1)1-‘|N|NA ~Mrs. Dr. Nannie V. Warren clairvoyant, Medieal lllld business Medium Room No. 8, 121 North 16th st. Omaha, Nfi’i LOST. TOST=A S mall gold locket. Finder will planso loave at the gontlemen's general delivery window, postoftice, und vo reward, 1112+ T ,05T=notw on Crounse block end turkish 4" bath, seal glove. Finder plense loave at Penrose & lardin's and got reward. 019 Clairvoyant, SKA, Clarayoyunt and paluist, ith st K8l BIBCELLANEOUS. 4 .\l)\h'l'l 38 waling (0 dlspose of household woods will ind & buyer by addressing Cash, 1811 Davenport 123 I want 1o contrs ting in of 500 tons of i y premises, cor B und Howard, D. I toomer. i0s IRST-CLASS storage for nice furnituro or hoxed goods, at 1515 Dodge st 984m1l [FORAROPTION- A X woeks old, Will be wiven up 1 1. Mother healthy and viorous, hut to poor to maintain e o Avply 10 Mary Straka, at Joo Blizak's, 1410, William st FPAKE NOTICE--1 havo on hund a_arge quan- ity of thnuthy, clover t seed for enle. Write for § David City, Neb. £ 20 NOR RE Square Pieno, mouunv A Hose. 1515 Douglax » it NOR RENT—Or ga montn. Hospe, 1513 Do W ""0“ RENT-Squure Fiano $3 moatniy. Hospe. 1613 Houglas. an \numln\n In ten lessons. 1o position; rupid as K0 cents Pernia's Shorthan Mich. o for tho put- No coch. 1 Lustitut 186 ¢ 100 FOR EALE-MISCELLANEOUS. DOK SALE At abargain, two choice claims near Chadron. Kor particulars write to Geo. Graves, Neligh, Nob 10 PO SALE -One sot_American O clopas volimes, 1HOrary sivie, 004 a8 now oificini'state utlas of Nebraska, 185, af cain. 1nquire at G. W. Cook's $hoo store, 1606 Vurpamst. RTINS JPOU SALE fureq comi, aun Boren 8 years Q (lght spring' wagon, very chew Dry Me roor Moves Ading Gushiln, & wiles west of Climing st . " FOR SALE O Trade—0ne 1-lore power MV cugine nnd Loiler and planing mill ma- < linecy. one 24-inch Kestner fead mill, one Vie- 10r shelier, gue Woit shating. pullies, elevator, Belta, Sc. I 3. Watta, 200 5. Lith st o) “HI‘ SALE-One 20 il P. boter, ono 8§ H. P. engine. WD Meut ONOPPer Wil d stuller, one pittorm Fairbanks" no palr ponics, haruess and delivery wagon. 519 Soutb Jith st e OR SALE-Good stove wood, choap by the load, satisfaction wuarantecd. Add 12, Bee office, JOREALE=No 1 Tamily milch co g3 4rds, Cuming st, or 95) Montana OR SALE—Modium-sized, 004 us now. Phil ones st, JHOR SALE Two Seated carringe with t Medimber make. Original price £325. gell for cash, Everything in good order Only a little. Rooms 18 and 19 Withnell Builting. _N. J. Burnham. 856 [ OR SALE- 45-horse power bofler, nearly new. Enquire Western Pottery C)., Expo- ition building 0 OR SALE &00d ne ne. double door safe, Summel & Co., 911 and 013 Medjum-gized double-door safe, Phii 8ti mel & Co., 911 and 13 Jonos st ot {OR BALE - Stampinz Patterns cheap: and stamping done to order, Mrs. J. W. Mor- Tisons, 1505 Davenport, R bt] JOi SALE _The best bucgy in the worid for the Real Estato Business, Columbus Buggy Co.,, 1113 Harney at. 246111 QOR SALE- Furniture and lense of six-ronm houee, time on part. Call 1202 North Zith streot, two blocks from Red Ca line. ) WANTED -MALE HILD. =100 young men fmmedintely s ad- dross, In own hand-writing; enclose stamp for reply. Tox No 60, . Joseph. Mo. 1125 ‘ TANTED A good Blacksmith and shoor. Must be temper 'te Stendy work, Wm. Burston, Cednr Lapids, oone Co., Net 127 8% “m\'u*r; Tarber —A firstclss man for #0od city job. Inquire at Meichior Bros., 02 2 1116 Farnam, WANTED-A soung Enelishman 18 to 18 ey 0ld to make himeelf useful in § storo, One Just over preferred, 313 8, 15th, 101 2 WANIED=A good stendy sober barber. Wages $10 per week until Mav 1st and $13 afterwards. F. M. Ryburn, Fairmount, Neb. o 2 GRFFiors _Wilh vening lioo. ~ Anply ) mmediatel " TANT 08 on Duly oor at oo office. WANTED-A' recistered phurmncist for Town, to tuke entire charee of store. Roterences required. Jas, H. Bullard, M. D. drugglst, Pacific Junction, Towa. 007 8 A\ -A boy or young man having n good horse and hiving in south part of city, t carry aroute on Daily Evening Beo Eligss 403 WANTED Mon, womon, boys, girls to_oarn $10 por month at thoir own homes costly outht of snmples, A packake of goods and full information for 10c'to heip pay postage. Ad- diess 1, C. Rowell & Co., Rutland, Vt. 1m0 licent mon of good a10c meal &t Norris'_res. taurant, 104 S 16th st i 1% GENTS In the city or country cnn makess $10 A day sol ot FRN Novelty combany, r 013 WANTED-FEMALE HEL VWV ANTED=A voung | tho most diMoult pi on the pinno, wid he sblo &io dopartment. Edholm & Akin, vl who can play [ music at sight ) take charge of mu- 113 3 ‘ TANTED-Girls looking for places to call at Omahu Bmplovment Bureau; wo have lots of good pluces. Call 119 N. 16th st. Cupito) nve. 118 3 y TANTED—A frstclass dining hall_eirl et the City Hotel, immediately, 121 2 VW ANTED—Competont el for genor housework. Inquire 190 Farnam. 109 4 WANLED= laundry girls at tho Windsor Hotel. 902 ‘ 7 ANTED—Girl for genoral housework. Mrs. Fitchott, Virginla avo south of Loaven- worth, WAY TED—Girl to do goneral hausework fn private boarding houso, ut 517 3 12t st. ‘ \7 ANTED—Good girl for general housework, small family: will pay & per wvr‘k!nr right party. Apply 212 N 1oth st. 06 2 WANIED=At 33 North 2 s, n wirl for goneral housowork; must be & good plain Inundress and cook. W0 ¢ W ANIED - Gao kirl_for housowork, good whsher and ironer. 820 8. 0th, 9552+ NTED—A competent girl at St. Barnabus rectory, 523 North 19th. “ ANTED ~Expericncod hovsokoeper. ored preferred. Call at 112 N. yth, ‘\'AN‘I ED—Good cook and Laundre: 18th st ‘ TANTED 30 Indies & gonta to loirn telo- graphy. Prospect good for position whon competent; address W.J. D., Room 1, Crouns ik, Omnha’ 157 SITUATION WANTED. ANTE h Tst, situntio first-cluss job printer on n flo country nowspaper. Address D 50, Beo oflico. VWANTED-An A 1 wants o position affer Fob. 15t with somo £00d real estute firm. - Address 1 44, ligo of 5 4 ED - Situation by first cluss stono- apher and typo writer, good reference. Address D 47 Bee office. 919 3 RUGOIS] Thoroughly competent and_ex- perienced ., desires situation, Bost reter- ences und cortificates. D37, Boo, 911 4= PO Merchunt Tailors: A first-cinss cuitor is opon for ongngoment. Best referonces ns to character and ability, ~ Address Princo Al- bort, Beo ofiice, Lincoln. 518 3¢ VY ANT D—A nurse, who is willing to_help around house. Address N. (., 951 oy o ton 561 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. W ANTED - Information of a boy 14 yenrs oll, Josoph Dopetas left home three months aro. Plonso writo 1o Joseph Dopeta, 16th and Williams streets, 1 VW ANIED- 0 trnde one of the best privato residences, and fine grounds, in Clarindu, Town, and 160 u of A No. 1 unimoroved land in Nance county, Neb., for 8tock of Groceries, or Genoral Stock’. Address, Lock Box, Clarinda, lowa. W ANTED-To scli a pony or oxchan lnrger oue and pay cash differonc Farn amst. 11 VW ANTED-— n 8or 10-room honse; modern convenionce: centrally located. Addross with torms and location, box 1! ‘ 7 ANTED —Iiy gontlemi fo.n suit of pleasant rooms, nicely furnished, with bonrd'in tho sume hotiso, Address 1 40 Heo (3 4% oarders on N_ 20th st, My, bourd wnd bod $4.60 por we 1nse & £00a seven d house and lot. Centrally located 48 liee oftice 987 ‘\'AN‘FEA)» Agonts, '\\'.\ 2D —To cxchango land, six milos from hardware or furniture, Bertrand Nob, 200 North 1tk treet. 9004 ) acres 1mproved Bortraud, Neb., for ¥, C Sebrocder & Co., A% it st W:\fllei To buy five to_twenty ucros sido of or near Omana. . Give a. s Addross, ©,30, Bee oo, tion, price and tery VY e aulear fraum w bompotent ton Address 1§ 41, lee oMoeo. i —RUUSLS AND x;b'-u. I-(-sl ~ioeated Injuire 013 N, 133 5 'mu RENT Tho oldost_and &rovery stand on 1 10th At emington No 2 type writer, ew. Address D ol llvuu: PORTSAL Newrly I Add 126 m i o eottago on California th. Tnquire P.J. Crecdon, ) 2 FonR o0d locu- tion, for whole ght manu- facturing pusposcs. D 41 Lice ofice. 918 &* QOR RENT- By Fob_ 1st, modern improvemeits, from P.0. Un st car line Douglas 7OR T_A barn for 4 Lead of borsos. In- quire of M. F. & OR RENT -6 room house, ity wator, stre cars, Ly miles trom P. 0 ; $30 por month, D. C. Patierson, Omuha Natl bank. T OB RENT - leges s peNT-it yOu want to rent & house, call on Benawa & Co., 0pposite postoflice. 539 o BRNTS 9 room_house 5. W. cor. Tth aad Pacifie. Inquiro M. F. Martia. 23 ten room house, 15 minutes walk Inquire at 1403 10 Large bara with water n&rmf Apply ll 1815 ¢ OR RENT=Yrcomed honse with gas, €oft and hard water, 1% blocks from car line, 1217 N 19th st Inquire’ at 1211 N 19th st; rent to right partiés one year $30 per month. w0 JOR RENT—SIxnew brick stores with biaso ments. corner Bleveath and Howari: choico focation; all_convoniences. Leavitt Burnham, Room 1, Crelghton block. e ]‘\..n RENT House, 0 rooms, in_ Hanscom Iy Keiter & Campbeil, Room 1, 1509 Farnnm. ) Jror rixt 10 room houso with Iaree stable, vory cheap to right party. Marshall & Lo beck, 150 Farnam N {OR RENT-One now cottazn, 7 rooms, £3). Three new 2.atory housos, €40, ono At § welllocatnd, all convanionces. Leavitt Hurn: ham, itoom |, Creighton block. i BENT—Store 220, 1118 Jnckson FOR BENT-ROOMS. Fronr rext One furnished room for men, also 3 unfurnished rooms, convenjences, to partics without ch ldreu, Quire 810 . 13th. 132 [(YOR RENT—Newly furnished sleaping rooms at s Howard st., next block to Cozens house, for gentiemen, at $10 per month. 114 JPOR RENT—Furnisliea front room, 508 ot ard st 115 3¢ modern In- {OR RENT-Store room suitable for_feed store, tobace) or muttress factory. N.W. cor. 18th 'and Jackson. 08 MOR RENT—An elegant front purlor w hoard, al=o other smaller rooma. Hou has all modern conveniences. Gentlomen s sired.” Southwest cornor Webster and Sith st. MOR “RENT—Handsomely furnished room for twn gentiemen, hot and cold bath, fire and gns, 1611 Howard, d fioor. 08 {OR RENT—Two front rooms for light Immn kecping, furnished or unfurnished. 12 14th st. [y, NOR RE 2 unfurnjshed front rooms to man wnd wife; no chiidren. Appl th 4 JOR RENT=A very desirnble furnished Foom or auito for entleman and wife, 1511 Capitol ave. 970 NOR RE Nicely furnished rooms, Dodige st.; gas, bath and furnace hoat. T (OR — RENT-—Elovantly furnished tront chamber and bed room. All modern con- nees, near business, 1615 Cap. ave ven T—Furnished rooms, provements and first ciass board 18th st o JFOR RENT—Ono nico lurze unfurnished room, with board, within six blocks of postoftice: 111 South 20 st, bet Dougias and Jodge. 038 2% QOR RENT—A pleasant tront parlor and bed- room, sutuble for man and wife or thro gontieman gns and bath, will rent chieap to ool purties, 1611 Howard &t. Srd floor, 954 POR IE M fato JOR R modern _im 08 8 Desk voom in Omabin el E: ange, 1510 Furnam. k! POR RENT—2nice offico rooms at 512 street. g JPOR RENT G nice front rooms in tho brick blocic on Howard st. between 16th and 15th sta. _Leo, Niehol & Co., Withnell biock B‘(mlmu‘ Furnishod room. 7l QOR RENT ences required. Nicely furnishol room r 16)7 Dougln ORR RENT-—3 rooma unturnishot sutaslo for housekaapinz, 1017 N 23th st; upply 'to M. F. Martin, 316 S 15th st. PORRENT—A nico, liht hisewmont. 1o o of Leslic & Leslic, 16th and D sts. 303 DOI RENT -Nicoroomaat 1821 Turnam st, one block wost of court house, sulllh’nhrjdo. 3 rooms suitublo for houso- keepiag. 711 Puciticst. —ltont, $15.0), {OR IRENT Hocms nicely furnishol at all prices, from $3, $10, $12, 15 u_month ench. 506 South 18th stréet, north St. Mary's avenus up stairs, 3010 (Oit RENT—Furnishea room, fortabla in coldest weathor, and gus. quire102¢ Farnam i OR RENT—Nently furnished rooms, ordouble, 1413 Howard Streot. furnace, com- In- 1 singlo 84 ‘nico newly papared rooms, water in kitehen: guitablo for housokoop- Prico, $12.50. 1013 el st Apyly to owter M. F. Martin 316 8. 15th 021 [OR RENT-—Elogant rooms lino, bath and gas, s. w. cor Wobstor, e % iy OR I(l"“l'l‘— Fonr un(\lrnl\nmi rooms for housckooping to smll family, lo- oated on Georgia Ave Nenr street cirs,surronnd. inws ploasant and will ront cheap tn zood piltica;reforonce required. - Address A. 85 fioo ol g, stroot car th and 152 FOR SAL&—HO045S. ] OLD ON, strangor, don’t squander your monoy in_Surpy county corn flelds pl yourmoney in Omaha where it will do yoi gos An the following numed propertios will mako you moncy; 100x140 fLeorner, Farnam aod 31st... . on 15th st * Dodee ana 121 * Douglns and 12th Duvenport und 10th Douglas und 12th and nor on Davenport and T7(h, Chicagonnd 15th X1 1t Burt and 10th BHX20 Tt # Cuminys and Burt. 2 choico lots on Charles st . 3 Sewnrd st psidences trom o8 Dlocks Post oflic ' properties 100 NUMErous 10 me- ton. Swan & Co., Frenzor block, 1oth st, opp. P.0, 103 8 ~JPLENDID coraer, 132 feot on Leavenwortn, D that ought to sell on sieht. 1 is u by Clarkson & Beatty, 219 South 1in st SOME FOLKS AIN'T anxious to sell. 1 Huvo fow choien South Omahn ingide dence lots chenps also two corner lots in Miller & Richardson's West End addition, near Fur- nam st Quick sale desirod. Want money for other purposes. Also cholce lot in Omahn View. 1. B3 Branch. 106 6 46 ncros close tostock yards. Depot on property. A forvane in subdivision. Tt will Do 80ld clicap and on easy terms: ndjoining proporty sold at §1.000 por acro--nait that price wilibuy it sold soon. Clarkson & Dontty, 14th st OWLER PLACE, South Omabn. J. B, E & Co., 150 Dode. ACRES—A splondid pioce to subalvi 5 Aittiors mubBioiminn, very cheap. Clarkson & Beatty, 219 South 14th st i ]wu SALE—Good scetion of improved hnd in loono county, Neb. For torms ndiress P. 0. Tox 421, Albion, Neb. W T the Omana. PBURLINGTON PLACE. Sout 0 Dodge. AGENTS—Lot 47, Auburn Evuns & Co.,solo axents, 1 It ESTATE Hill, 18 withdrawn from \he market. John C, Thompson. 5 f FEW choice lots loft on Leavenwo A SFPakove Burgains. C 219 outh 14th st. ‘ THAT huvo you to trade for 80 nores good innd. John C. Thompson, 1137 Georgia eIty viz 6 7S Band 9 blk4 Plainview uom,} 100, “add s and o Grabam, Croighton bik. wl l [ AWTHORNE lots cnenpest inside property, prices $950 to $1,600. J. B, N B0x140 ft corner on Georgin avenue near Leavenworth, J. B Evans & Co & desirable piece of pro d tor & fow days only lots in Credit Foneier, Apply to M. L. ng{ rosidence s from Hrowneil hall Higging & Co.. 1606 Douglus st. OWLER PLACE, Soutn Omaha. J & Co., 1510 Dodye. O 16 block & 4w Creight JREMEMBER Vassar, Place on the Military Iond, where the Motor or street car lino will pass in & few mooths. Flack & Homan, 05 Y OUenn buy 40 wores of nico emooth land within five miles of the postofi e for §250 peracro. Good house, wells, b and all undor fence. For prices a on M. L, Higgins & Co., 1566 Dou B. Eyans 07 7 300 Gra- @l 3 Hanscom Place, 1 Bloc ‘ms call 18 st. i 4 BSTRCTS OF TITLE an titlos to real cstate guncaniond Midiad Guarautee $ Teist company 156 Farnam st. o 17 12 8sreson Lew platting Creighton bk, venworth st #1,500 nice per ' acre. plece for Grabam, @l g AWTHORNE lots cheapest inside pro: perty, HATEARY G shnanps: goojde nronerty Wi Seward st, barn, south aw, Creighton blk. e ey wil s POWLEHK PLACE, South Owaha. J. B. Bvas & Co,, 154 Dodge, i Aon't ¥6u bug & 1644 Redford P! ody el has. They will sell them )each before next’lune, too, The FADIA Advance In this Properes is caused by the new manufacturing o<th located there. A fow more to be hud by calitg on M, L. Higging & Co., 1608 Douglas £t. 19 4 ()UR SPECIAL BATGAINS Three beautiful sonthront lots in Coun cil Bluffs, only §:0) each; i b Ejegant fot, 3 block<s o Hiticcom Park, $150; $110 cash, fOf a fow days only; Figh anid sitzhtly east fronk jot, Vieginia ave, £1.500, 3 cnsh b House and fot, South Omalia, g1, Houso and_lot, Georgln a6, ali e provements, $4,050 ’ This is n &pecial bareain, 6} 1t front lot Recd’s 1sthda, $1,50,$2,000 cash F. D, ¥ lern im- A chofeelist of South Omaka property. Tanner & Co., 1615 Howard, B AHGAIN-_Corner tAx1i0 on car ino in E. V. Simith's wddition with 8 houses, 1f you want thing choice take a lock al'th s, —Ames, Sole Agent, 1507 Farnam strect 3 1 and 28t ata, Hock. 13 ntraots in Kountze soll nt once, {OUTH front on Luke st. b: At 2,100, Graham Creighton NOR SALE-Two specinl ¢ l'hu ¢ ut A bargain 1f dress C 50, Bee offic N _80x140 1t corner on Go AN o on & acenta, This j« a desirablo offercd for a few days only. A IHORNE I« prices 8050 to §1,500. J I rin_Avenne near cheapost inside property, Evans & Co. 907 ILAINVIEW Add., 1ots £ and 0, blook 4, cor- nee, cast and south front, cheap. $2.100, Graham, Creighton block. i Y/ ASSAR PLACE LOTS aro the cheapest and the best; torns bost in the markot Elnck & Homa %05 :A'n-“'-mu § Tronzer Block, opp. P. O. raot sonthwest mukes 48 ot WO lots on Military Hosd Lino cheap, both foi J. B Evans& Co. 967 7 Just neross Telt Creighton Block OR SALE. $1,200. Graham 1§ houses, 5 blocks trom 1, Konable price, finest land, 1500 Farnam 10 nores, 10 blocks fr m packing i Wise & of business: a & Beatty, 219§ lith, 113 "5 foct on Saunders st 47 groat saap. Clarkso “A N F03140 Tt corner on Goorrin nvenuio AN oo 3. 1 nta. Thgis ndosirablo offered for . fow days only. ©UTH and Lake, 123144 feer, a~ut a birgain, Cull for price, ton Block WO enst trouts on Grove st near Leavon worth only §1,500 each. J. It Evans & Co. corner, will ha Graham Creich- 0 TIOysEs—Low. \wms Lands—money loaned. nis, rooni J, lurkor block, 8. W. cor, 15th and Farnam st i iy BUSINESS lots on £1.50 fof gide, $2,000 for ¢ 54 10 an alley. & Jamicson. JROR SALE=Omahi erty, ulso Nebraski and see us, EIS Bros. Room cor 1ath and Harney. Park ave, roer, A Town b Whitnell bloe i Kilby Place RUSIDENCE lote in & O chenp. J. B, Lvans ANT cornor, gouth and rrast, 12 feet front, reighton Block. ¥ enst front. on s i per oot Graham 9213 JFOR SALE-Honee of 8 rooms on 18th st. near Pa ash i Lot in block 1, Frow 0 L. rents for §22 on st. lot 60x130, per month § House of 5 rooms on Ham| £4,000. 'wo lots in Kilby plac Lot in Myers, Richards & Three lots in’ Mauhuttun ¢ House of 10 rooms and twoffuil Icts for trade (want Hou s s #1100 oA oautitul homo on 20th st $1.500 cash: bal. cusy. | ilouse of 6 rooms on Corby st. £2,8%. cnsh: balance ensy. 11 W, Huntress, 1500 Far WO onst fronts on worth only $1,500 each. Hediek's add rooms, $4,160. Grove st near Ledven. caiih Cnnx St east front near Picvee stecot U5 X 110 feet. DBargein, $3,000. Grabham Creighton block, B 3 JOUTH OMAHA—Lots jn every good addit Dt ha. AlS0 business lots on N 25th, O n streets, cheap Mahoney & Minnchan's wdd s the best thing now in tho market Don’t buy wnywhero in South Omunhn until you g with us andsee these lots nt $500 cuch, Ensy terms, gory & Hadley, Ttooms 1 and 3 Redick block, 3205 15th st. A TEN-ACHE truct eoutbwost makes 48 lota. J. B, Eveos & Co. 907 7 AL and 800 tho fullost and most compioto Bet of ubstrict books of Douglas_eounty now in the officeof K. C. Patterson, 15th wnd Harney. o7 TEN-ACRE tract sou A J. B E 213 west makes ans & Co MEMBER Vasaar Place on the Mlitary toad, where the Motor or street ear line will puss in a few monts, Flack & Homuan, ANTED wH ‘\' Investors to know that we have forsale at n wreat barzain ten acres nd- joining U P rallroad,South Omahu and ten neres nearthe annex puth Omaba on the county ronds. Lyind ndjoining these acres have heen plntted wnd now being &old for $1 1) por nere. A burzain for someboly. Apply W, ey, or J.°C. Green, ' lenl Estato Agents, 111 South T4th 1. 950 3 {ORSALE -AUa barn ten acres on Hamil- ton stroot, every 1ot good. Call soon. Also finclotsin_ Evercit Place wnd and a few ehoico 1ofs In Ambler Place by Ballou Bros., Iu% strcet, FPWO cast Tronts on Grove st ni worth only $1,500 each, J. I e Len vans & Co 0T $5,600. 9213 South Omuhu, nts, 1510 Dodge, lots in Stanton Place, Lonvenworth 850 to $1,200.J. B Evans & (772 Wiock 12, Hangcom Place, dham Creighton Block, URLING Eyvans & ( USIN street YHEGORY & HADLEY, Members Omaha Itol Estato Fxch ooms 1 and 3 Redick bik, 520 S 1°th'st. Wo can deliver the following pirces of busi: ness proporty. and they are real barzains, for we ull know that such proporty as this cnn nover be purchuged at prices shown below except nt the present timo. Wo are nlso aware of the fact that Omuh real esiato in gencral and business proporty espeelaliy is the best paying and safest invostment that can be made in tho irent west, Farnam st'lot 4x182, fmproved: this is near j0th <t and in’ the' neighborhood which willbe greatly improved in the Rpring . Dodgo st corner, Bixiis, fmproved and renting for £000 per’ yeur, lease pires this spring’ Whea rent can bo % n 33,000 th 8t corner, VExid3, nenr tho nd of vindiiot A 16,000 pproved and reniing for §4) por lock from union frejeht depot adid lot for wholegalo holise, ousy terms.. . Dodwe st lot EXT32, throd story business block reriting fo ! 2,10) neo, 200 12,000 yric por year - half interest for ., Kesidence nnd business lots Improved in all parts of the d Buy now and make mon 1 9,00 mproved and un- ty. Tl\l\(« lots o = worth street #2350 to §1,200. J, o. BT souh o ¥ th corner, 82,000, ton block. w3 ]l,\\\( OM PLACE ~Our bgks show some of tho best property in “ux \com ph Graham,Cre prices that insure not only alo investy t but good returns on money s nvosted. Pa wanting a lot in one of the hest residenes po tionsof the city r for w home oF for in- vestent should eall and soo us. Grow Hadley, Rooms 1 and 3 Redick 20 3. 1ith st. L) raot it $1.610 © Grabam, Creighton block. 9213 Loa Evan 17" T ST g Pl e, 50 10 §1,%0. J. B JAMIESON, No. 313 South 1ith St. fronting 2 Siroeta, 25th wod Pacifie, 2 $250. Easy t ‘\;[‘ :: AD & house: Test fot In Orchard Hill with 5-room house, burn, well, cistern, fruit aud shade irees, $1,i); Easyterms. Lot froniing on Convent and 2ith sts fm- provements worth $5,00, 2 houses. city and ciatern water, $6,00 8y Lerms. om _cotiage and lot, sth ¥2000, §10) cush, bal casy. N E'cor of 1ith and_ Leavenworth, 2 rents for 76 per mo, lot Gixhd, 1 property, $12,00. Mead & Jamies street. ITCHCOCK'S First add, choapest lots in Northwest Omaha. J. L Evans & Co., sois ngents. wi't and Clarles, nouses, busin | Harney st. near o und at | 3 & 15th stroet, Hoges & Hill's second | 2,000, s add., $2,000 , ‘l" 1S & HARRIS, 5% §lore wnd cottage, add, 85,00, S 14 houees, Shull's add house and lot, Sk Lots in Bediord Place W to 850, in Foyd's ada., each, $650 186 and ot in Cimpbell s, £1,00, House and lot, Kirkwood, § Lots in Kilby Place, for 10 daye only, from 150 to &1 50 each Lots in Creston, $1,300 to $1,500. El(»nmhuuhl.\ Lyman‘s add., $750 to #6000, s Lots in Hawthorne, from §1,100 to §1,50. Lots in Hawee' sod, 8,000, Lotsin Hartman's Add. We have come of the bost lots fn Hanscom Place for homes, from $1,400 to £3,500 House and lot in Tdlewild, $5,600, Tots in Improvement Association add, §1,600 to £3,500, House and lot in Tmprovement Aasocliation add, $8.000. House and lot In Millard Place, $12,00. Lots in McCormick's ad Koutzo 4th supplenients House and lot, Omaha \jew, §1: 1 1ot in Kountze Place, §1,800, 881018 in Ist add to Central Park, $250 to $200, Lota in every We are now prepared to fu Any partios desiring them, ar give satisfaction to All our custom F. £4,000 enacavor 1o 180 5 cornereast and south fronton Har- BAX 132, one block from &treot ear ouly Ciarkson & Boatty. 219 8 14th st. TOR SALE—Positive bargnin, anly, twe &plendid lots in Orchard Hillwith new Troom house, well, cistern, ete., only £1,000: 875 o itareain—Iock near Kountse Place,witl make 10 Jots, only §11,50. Easy torms, Corner lot on Cuming st., in O'Nollls sub., 5ix 150, only $5,000; 1-3 ensh, Callfornia at |, near 3th, liouse of 6 rooms, and lot, $2.600: 500 cash, bal. 1,2,8 yonrs Orchird Hill—W e enn offer tho chieapest lots in this addition. Cail and see list We have one of the hest iists in the city, Plense eall before buving nad you can wet what you want. Btockdale & Mitchell, 1516 Dodgo st. FOOR SALE—Four elogant two-story hotises and ots, one eottage,on stroet car and ny cable car fine. Will give you a bargain, €. W. Cain, 2250 Ohid st. big FASSAR PLACE LOTS aro the ehoapost and the beet; terms best in the market Flick & Homan, 005 renzer Block, opp. P. O, IY\||)‘\|LI|ul_ n Kilby chie Pluco §5), very uns & Co. 003 real esinte, 517 south ith st. Acre property, lots in all Parts of v Choice Iots Lincoln Place. Bargain 06x ,cor. Criifornin and 234, 116 m1 OHN GALLHGHER, mproved farm of 320 neres Nobrasks, 1) milos north of Heatrice, and s milos from Piekereil Station, on U PRy i newSroom hotuse, e barn, well, wind mill, orchard containing 120 apple treos, 13) ncres nder cultivation. 13) neres feuncod, laric cattie shod, wazon shed, erin room for W1 bushels of corn, hog wid' cutilo corrals, plenty of wator for 'stock, Iarge cottonwood o Thlsis one of the host farms in Gaco county and u b noat £10.500. One-third cash, balanee fn 10 vears wt 6 per cent interest Lo 'trado tor Omakin real catite, one toam of ork horses, now set doublo work hurness and new wizon. ) buainess lots streot, choap, $1,0)0. 10503 Farniim st J1TGHOOCK'S First + sheapnse Tots in Northwest Omaha. lo enis, (FENUINE BARGAT orner lots 1n Burdetio court, only § blocks from Saun- der'astroet cara. W, M. Bushman, Room 10, Bushman Biock, N E'cor 16th nnmou,fl.‘? 10 Acres adjoining Tuttle's subdivision: 8 A splendid ‘track very cheap, Clarkson natty, 219 S 14th st n7 3 QUEPHUR SPRINGS addition. Tota 4, 5 and ) hlock 6, can be sold at $190) eacn for a fow diys only’ Not another lot in this block (the best in the nddition) can be bought for this price Warranty deod and abstract furnisnod. Gregory & Hadloy, 320 South 15th sty ";'L 87 DOR SALE—By Buncher, 1511 Farnam st., . ure Oak nere 1ot makes six large lots on Virginia avenue and_ Phil Shoridun &r.. $5.200. Ono-fourth cash, K place, two lots, one %5 x 124 und one b x hese are elegant lots Tor fine rosidances and will b soid cheme. 0.2 rennan pluce, flne corner California and Plonsant streots, only $2,100 for a fow days, Elogant lots in' Hanscom place, Prospect place, south front on Hamilton st., on grade. Thislot is cheap at 21,600, ; veral goodlots at low prices on Califor- nin st. Thave alargo list of good property in nll parts of the city that 1 should be pleased to #how buyers atany time. Buacher, 1511 Fur- namst. 83 2 REsibENCE Tots in Kilby Placo o very cheup. J. B. Bvans & Co. addition, $0) ench. l4th st. 173 22x84 ft on Loavenworth leitor & Campboll, room & LOTS in block 5. Boyd® = Clarkson & Beatty, 2] |” 300D lot % bik west of King st car line.§1.400 Graham, Creighton bik. 0y IVERAL lots, Pluinvi ot $900 oach. Gralinm, Creighton bl 9213 ™0 Suundora st fronts for £100 each. one- fourth I. B. Evans & C o077 i FYou e with_us it it witl recnive special uttention Bros. Roow 17, Whitnoll block, cor. 15th and Rilis Hurney. IPRING ] it now addition. Acres$in to $525 per aora. Neur South Omuha, And “sydieato Hill, Marsnall & Lobook ) 1509 Farnam. Q WIHOLE Diocks in Moyors, Richards & Tl > den’s addition at & hargain good ouly n fow days. Clarkson & oaty, 2198, 14th st 117 OUSES—Lots I'Arms. Lanas—-mon ey loAne: Bemis, room 3, Barke block, 8. W. cor 15t ani Farowm sis. ATy S A SLOMAN, Iteal Estat b 5 2 Farnam 8t., room 2, A line ot choice inside property at prices ich are not inflated s which will prove ) ate and profiutble Dougles st bet 20th and Farnam st bot Farnum st bet Frrnam st co Farunm st Cor Gist 138x132 WestOmaha 165x187, fino s Leavenworth cor 21st improved ... Howard gt noar 10th, 33xd6. . Leavenworth st near Bolt Line, 107x Lenvenworth st Muyne place corner 0th, 174x170, improved. . aduct, 40x120." y for salo list i VAL 16th st near V. Buriness lot. South Gmuha. Business lof louth Omaha Bedford Place, 1t 11, block 1 Acres in Lukesido ..., Lots in Jerome Park, B Farnam stroet. . Kely ndd. no Arnan st., cor. Kouth Choien lots'in Orehined Hill .| Lots in Hellman's acd $1,500, .0 to 5t Fronts, near : 1,500 :Bl RLINGTON PLACE, So Evans & Co., solo &gents, 1510 Do J‘\\() Saunders st. fronts f fourth cush. J. 1. Bvas OR SALE~A 32)-ncre farm with house, barn and crib, ou the U. P Ry.,and only one- half mile from s good railway town, with churehes and s0noo) Pri $5,00). Apply to Louis Bradford, cor. 9th and Douglas, Uw?llt ) [z WO Snunders st fourth cush Fnu SALE~ fronta for $1,000 cuch. ono- J.B. Evans &Co. #077 Bargain, Burgain, areain, tied up to ow. Gotthe ownor will by wnother_chanes o tineiome ke this 8o cheap. Go to Kl Georygi ave and tako a look at the gplentid house wnd grounds there Consider that t with in one bioek of street cars, se hool und church Dou't let this oppostunity 'to procire a good burzain o handsome residence slip. Price ;4,4 ) cash, £50 May 1, 1537, $700 Muy 1. £1.40 Nov. 1,'138). M. A. Upton & O farniin. Telenhione ]III‘H\ K'S ¥ Northwest Omul agents. Wo huys Fob, | U Add., ehenpest lots J. 1L Evans & Co.. sole 07 7 i, 1509 Farnam stroet, of Owana Real Bstato Exchange. a strect and Pweaty third, on Twenty-third no-half eash, £5,200. lots, Lincoln Place, one third cash; $476 nesr to £40 _ Four lots In West Cumings, easy terms, $150 to s ts in Mt, 10 $150. ACRES. Twelve 5 acre lots in Spring Valle Also 2 12 acre lot i same uddi Allon very casy terms. We e a larke line of houses and lots on ourlist, und invito buyers to cail aad we will show the property. Murshull & Lobuck, 1500 Furnam, Telephone 13, 88 Plensant addivion, oasy te L $3)0. lW’EA'KJ&QZEN!“'“ e Y .t oK g o7 Elftne. S them 3 Cifment 2 Gretes ImpFoseuenis cvar af o’ be'ts anaity €uiTed o0 (A7 16 10 athe. Beh'eq pamphi The 8andea Eloctric Co. 109 LaSallest. Chu-‘u DIGNATION ME Citizens and Taxpayers Wish to Dis- cuse the Proposed Charter, The course which has been parsned by the railroad managers in their attempt to defeat the new city charter because it contains provisions which compel them to pay taxes on real estate is causing a great d The railroad strikers have ropresentations procured from a large number of business men asking them to sustain an effort to have this taxation clanse_striken out of the proposed charter. Nearly all the signers express themsolves as decidedly in favor of equal taxstion on all classes of prop erty incinding that of the —ral- roads, and they feel indignant that they have been imposed upon. The ‘feat of the charter is regarded by all classes as a_ very serious blow at the prosperity of Omaha, It would set back the boom that is now under headway and throw a damper upon many projects on which Omaba depends for her future growth, It would seriously imperil the anitary condition of the city by vrevent- ing the re-location and enlargement of the waterworks. The water supply is now contaminated by the surface drainage and sewage that go in th river above the present pumping ground. The malara-breeding materials which contaminatethe presentsupply ar r'\piilly increasing through the constantly grow- ing settlement north of the present works. Again, the defeat of the charter would prevent the purchase of grounds for parks and the estabhshmont of boule- \'m!-X It would leave Omaha for three ears with the present wretched police System; prevent the ereetion of the city hall, market houses and other needed buitdings—and would curtail the income of the city so that public improvements would be at a standstill. This state of facts has ed much feeling, A mnss meeting of citizens and taxpayers is gencrally talked of, and will probably be ealled for b y or Sat- day night. under false signatures POLICKE COURY Pather and His Son— Notes, A Thieving and we telease them, judge, me chindren are starving homes 1 thing in the house to cat.” This plea was direeted at Judge Sten- berg yesterday morning by Mrs, Krause, the wife of a man named John Kra s who with his son Edward, had been arres- ted for steaiing hay from Her's distillery barns. For some tme past the men at the dis known that some one was stealing the ha ‘Lhe thieves could not be detected tor g ng time. Tuesday night 4 guard was set o wateh the bari i early yesterday morning the Kr: 7 the father and son, were seen to walk off with two bules of h\) One of the men on guard nred three or four shots in the air and ordered the thieves to halt. The surrendered very readily, the ofd man al the time protesting thai he had been shot. hey were each fined $25 and costs yester- day morning. Judge Stenberg, notwith- staading the pleas of the wife nd mother, refused to release them Of two drunks one was fined $5 and costs. William Jennings, an oly, disabled wan, was sent to jail for thirty d.n_y on a charge of vagraniy. HIS GIRL'S LETTER, A “'Fly” Youth Convicted by a Tender Epistie. Henry Jackson and Frank Smith, two young boys who were arrested by the police Tuesday were sent up by Judge enberg for thirty days in the county jail. They were nabbed in a house of ill- fame by Oflicers Mostyn and O’Grady A lot of clry, supposed to be stoleu, was found in their possession, They had tried to dispose of it during the day. On Jackson's person was found a le from his gl in Kansas City, who re- marked that two warrants had been 1ssued against him for burglary and pa- thetically entreated him to keev out of harm’s way. Itis probable that the jew- elry in the possession of the young fel- lows was stolen. The Kansas City au- thorities will be notified of the ari of the supnosed erooks. Both of the prison- ers are under eighteen years of age. PAID WITH my ain't THANKS. A Fecble Reward for Twetve Hours Labor, William Nightingale, who occasion- ly does deteetive work by way of help- ing out the palice, 15 yesterdny a very much exasperated man, Hisstate of feel- ings was brought about in this way, A certain saloonkeeper in the Blufls, who shall be nameless, came over to Omaha, got on a spree and lost his watch. He reported the matter at police headqnar- ters and Nightingale, who was around at the time, ngreed to look up the lost tim picce, which the saloon kecper repre sentedl as vory yaluable He put in over twelve hours’ hard work on the ease, and finally succeeded in get- ting the wateh, The German came around the next morning. and Night- ingale gave him the wateh, expecting, of course, thut his labor would be rewarded. Instead of that, lm\wvn r, the saloon- keeper smiled Deamingly ‘on the detec- tive. and with a gentle”*“Thank you,” sailed away. Nightingale declares t hereafter he will demand pay in advane from a Council Bluffs man. Enjolning the Oity, In the district court Tuesdya W. F. Sweezy applied for a restraining order to prevent the eity council from enforcing an ordinance recently adopted appro- priating certain rn\.u property in Sweezy's addition for the purpose of ex- tending certain streets and alleys in Boggs & Hill's adaition. The petitioner ‘res that his addition was lad out to spond with the streets of the ecity property and shonld not be changed to st an addition that does not conform to I plat of the ity Judge N i temporary restraining order and set Saturday, February b, for the hearing of the case. The follo matter delivered ter ng is the report of the mal and eollected by the lot- postoni the month of y: Carric m poyed, 24; deliy lll]rn duily, 69; col Jaation! trips daily, registeréd letters delivered, 1235: mail letters delivered 156,590; mail postal cards delivered, 94 697 ocal letters delivered, £3,081; local po eards delivered, 43,617, newspapers, ete., delivered, irned to the s, 6813 letfers 0o| cards collveted, 70,k collected, 24,457 The Loyal Legion, Yesterday morning o number of the members of the Loval ! 2 who were Messrs. Bechel, Swobe, W yman, Cur tis, Jeft by the 1. & M. train to atiend the monthly meeting of the order at Lineoin last night gion, wmo Yret to the “lnter-s Since the 2 of commerce bill, all sent out by the Chicagzo & Nort rond huve the followin quoted are subject to the werce bill." ate.’ intersstalc WS rutes There 18 to be a week's | day in Jun in'London 4 a part of Victoria's public 1 celebration. al of commotion among citizens, | for | WHY IS IT m snl neuralgia are so I'his question has not been satistactorily answered, but it is certain that these diseases are not only the most painful but among the most common, and somoe memterof nearly every famly in the landis the vietim of one of these dread tormenters, Ladiesseem to be peculiarly lo to neural sie attacks, which, in the form of neuralgio headache, pain in the back, or nervous pains are of constant oo currence. Not until the discovery of Athlo- phoros had any remedy been found for either rheumatism, neuralgia of nervous headache, and they were generally con- ceded to be incurable, but Athophoros has been proved to be not only a certain cure for these diseases, in all their varied forms, but a safe remedy. If, in the use of Athophoros, the bowels are kept freely open, its suc cess is certan, and to aid this, Athlophoros Pills are recommended, which, while prov- ing the necessary cathartic, will be found to be a valuable aid to the action of the medicin . Athlophoros is no experiment, it has been tested and has proved its won- derful efficacy. The Athlophoros Pills were originally prepared as a remedy for use in connection with Athlophoros, “for rheumatism and neuralgia and kindred complaints. Used in connection with that remedy, they are a certain cure for either of these very com- mon and distressing diseases. They have also been found to be an invaluable remedy for any and all diseases arising from vitia ed blood or general debility. They ure e pecially valuable for nervous debility, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, distress after uung. headache, constipation, loss of appetite, and all stomach or liver troubles, For dis- casts of women they are invaluable. These pills are purfectly harmless and may be safely used by adultsor children. Teéstimouials of those who have been cured will be sent free on application, Every drugaist should keep Athlopho ros and Athlophoros Pills, but where they cannot be bought of tho druggist tho Athlophoros CoZ, 112 Wall St., New York, will send cither (earriago paid) on receipt of regular price, which is $1.00 per bottle or Ann..pl..nw and boe. for Pills, That rheums prevalenty T KPNY or PALLING romedy tocure & iy, Twarraut . reason Tor vo othiora Have fatled 1 1At onon for.a troatise and & oy, G1vo Bpreas and Foud i 1 A AL and 1 will care, yon 4 KO0 e ork, USEDINALL PARTS OF THE i IR @ Mo ) o worat 5 ot o race ¥ria otin Miicor 1 b B, Now ESTABLISEED * Q0K ARRIAG o, B etk i e, by r.mm R MABE STRUNG B Repleto with information of vahio to all men. MARSTONREMSDY CO I9ParkPiace, Now York, Montion Omuha Bee. RUPTURE ctro-Magn Truss,corabined. (-uarnundlh' e world gonerat owertun, Dacubiss i Ereciivel “Avld fraud. Over 0080 Cured. BundNiom Jphiet. 0 ELEOTI IO WELTA ROR RHE. INVENTOR. 181 WABASY AV & A. KEAN. JOHN FAKSON, S-A-KEAN-&-C° ited. market price for County, City, BARKING : colved on fuvorable terms, 100 Washington St. CHICAOGO. Town and School Doal In Land Warrants aud Serip, 2 We pay the highest Bouns Correspondence NEW YOURK OFFICE-Unitedd Bank 1O G TRIUMPHANT on yours, thoy havo stoiatly galnod inf o, mut with wules’ constuntly ' fnorusing huve becomo the Most popular Gorset through out tho Unitod states, © " ough o It, G i T 1 iratos aro mado in Srowe MeRIuxt Axn Exiiy Loxa WAIST wiitanle for wi Ngures, The G quality, mads of English Lot ia warraniod o war twioo ‘As 1oy ordiniiry corscts. Hikhost wwards from all the World's great Fairs, Tho Iat moanl reculved fs for Fiuse DeGiter oF Mwiim, from the late Exposition beid At New Orloans, While scores Of pntents have hoon found worthioss, tha principlos of tho Glove-Fitting Dive proved invalunbio Hatabllors aro authorized to refund money. i, on exuminution, these Corsa do not prove Toprosontod. FOIE SALE EVEIY W EIE, ALOGUE FIREE ON APPLICATION. THOMSON, LANGDON & CO.. New Vork. DRS. 5. &D. DAVIESON, 1712 LAWRENCE STREET, DENVER, COLORADO, Of the Missouri State Moscu my, St. Louis, Mo.; University College Hospital London, en, Germany and New York, Having devoled their atten- tion SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT OF I spvous, Cheonie and Blood ervons, Chronic and Bloo DISEASES. More especially those dence, invite all so suffering to correspond without delay 15} infection and contagion cured safely and spredily without from business, and without the dangerous drugs. Patients whose cases have been neglected, badly treated or pronounced incurable, should not fail to write us concerning their symptoms. 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