Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 14, 1887, Page 2

MONDAY. MARCH 14, 1887, EVER UPWARD AND ONWARD Big Improvements in Grand Island—A Oity of Deserved Prosperity. LIVELY BUSINESS AT SUTTON. Franklin Academy’s Prize Contest— Spring Activity at Fairbury—I mont's Remarkable Growth Loup City, Beatrice and Seward Boom. Grand Island’s Enterprise. GraNDp IsLaNp, March 12.—[Corre- spondence of the BEE.|— nd lsland, going on the principle we see advocated in the Bek for Omuha, is putting some- thing substantial into its boom in the way of nufactares and home enterp and is no* beating the air with real estate deals in which there is no subsistence and which puts any town that depends entirely on this windmill work constantly on the verge of a reaction that when it does come will leave hundreds of suckers holding the bag for *nipes that have flown. Grand Island will have this year the soldiers’ home, a college, a canning factory, a barb wire factory, a foundry on a large scale, and good prospects for a twine factory, a galvanized iron cor- nice factory and a starch factory. On these the rapid growth of the town is based and is much more substantial than the foolish inflation of real estate prices that are not sustained by common sense or the actual present worth. Property 18 not always worth what 18 paid for it and when many are let down at a time by the receding of real estate values a panic follows that does more harm than the preceding boom did good, Messrs Archer and Haas visited our city on Tuesday and completed all ar- rangements for the canning factory and work will be commenced at once to erect a three-story brick building 48x120 and a wing attached to this 36x100, two stories high, with large process room and boiler room and husking room 36x120 and will be a plant, including buildings, real es- tate and working capital, a $100,000 vestment, It will omrluy agreat many people and be one of the 'big enterprises of the town. Our city offers a good opportunity for capitalists to make money as prices are not inflated and as a manufactoring con- ter no place in the state has brighter prospects. This fact means a big rise in the near future and those holding the fayored locations will make their pile. Work is being resumed on all buildings and many new ones arc to be started in a few days. . Baker broke ground on Wednesday for his new $10,000 residence on west ‘L'hird street. Active preparations are being made to start the street ramlway. The stock has all been taken and A.'H. Baker elected presid , C. W. Scarff'vice president and O. B. Thompson secretary and gen- eral manager. irectors: A, H. Baker, W. Hagge, O. B, Thompson, L R. Alter and C. W. Scarfl. The management think strongly of employing the electric motor to run the cars. Some petty burglarizing was perpe- trated on Tuesday might. Frank Brog- den, the north-side grocer, was the rnu(-ipnl loser. A small amount of money n hus drawer and notes to the amount of $1,500 were taken. They also broke into the store ot A. 8. Tresher & Co., on Third street, and stole the small change left in the druwer, amounting to two or threo dollars. It was probably some of the um‘ of tramps run in by the police during the day. Fourteen of these were caged and started ovt of town on Wednes- day, in the direction of Hastings, to brace up the real estate boom of ourlively rival. New business enterprises are” being tarted every day, and traflic seems to be ltlrrm* unusually lively for hard times. Every business room and dwelling house in the city, that 1s at all passable, is taken, and the demand for both business rooms and fl{.{uud cluss of dwellings is 10t near aulfp ed. Walter Bacon has been mentioned in nnoction with the mayoralty. Mr. acon is uzoung man, full'of businessen- ergy, well known, being an old resident, and would make a good mayor. doubtful if there is a man yet mentioned for this ofllce. It seems to be the general desire to secure a live man of broad views, and who will ill the oflice ably and efliciently and encourage the buihflnz up of the oity. There is nothing cranky or lop- sided about Walter Bacon ana” we hope tosee him nominated. Mr. Gus Koehler has just returned {from an extended eastern visit on busi- ness matters. Mr, Koehler is one of the live moneyed men of Grand Island and puts his shoulder to the wheel when the city is to be boosted. ttorneys Llatt and O. H. Abbott have just returned from the capital city, where hey have been interviewing the supreme court. Mr. A, H. Andrew, of Chicago, Ill., is in the city with a view to locating. He thinks of launching a business bark of some kind in this city. J A. Riner, of Cheyenne, Wyo., wasin the city on Monday and made some real estato investments in what he considers one of the livelicst towns in Nebraska, Messrs. Glover & Alter are trying to perfect arrangements with a capitalist to ro into the packing business extensively n this city. They would undoubtedly make a success of it. 1t is better Busy Days at Sutton, SurtoN, Neb., March 12.—[Correspon- dence of the Bee.]—This has been one of the busiest days of the season for Sut- ton. Hundreds of farmers were in town selling hogs and grain. The great reduc- tion in rates since the arrival of the Kan- 8as City & Omaha railrond at this point hat caused a general advance to farmers on all their produce. The rate from here to Chicago on corn has been reduced 10 oents, and on some kinds of stock the rate has been reduced $20 per car. The gen- eral activity in business and the prospect of several new enterprises has caused an unusual activity in real estate. Seven new additions have been opened up and eagerly vicked up by the ness man. Clark's addition the west was opened up the completion ~ of the Kansas City & Omaha railroad and thore are already forty or fifty new butidings completed and more bein, l‘.:lpidly built. The same is true of Bemis’ dition on the north. This embraces 100 acres, including the city park, which is filled with large elm trees, and is one of the most beautiful natural parks in the state, The Fowler addition on the south is being rapidly settled, and sowe very fine residences will be erccted there the coming summer, among which will be that of L. D. Fowler, which is to be a 5,000 brick, and when completed will one of the handsomest in the state. One of the most important deals of the last ays is the purchase of the Sutton roller mills of J B. Dinsmore by Samuel Conn, & _capitalist formerly of Cham- pdau. 1l. A new lumber yard was tarted, this week by a Mr. Bishop, late of Wisconsin. It is rumore that a second national bank will be opened for business sowe time this -month. There are already three banks here, but there are nullions in it, and the %la.wln Kladly welcome the new en- i completion of the telegraph line on - the Kansas City & Omaha road, tele- grams of mutual congratulstion were exchanged between the Sutton board of trade and the towns of Fairlieid and Clay Center. The most prominent social event of the week occurred at the residence of the Hon. George Scott, formerly Umted States consul to Odessa, [t was in the nature of a surprise and donation party and embraced the entire social list of Sutton, both young and old. Everybody was there, and eyeryone was in his best mood and the entire atfair was most cor- dial and plensant. A purse of $230 m gold was presented on behalf of the Young men by Mayor Kendall and re- sponded to by Rev. Mr, Scott in a most pleasant manner, This somewhat noted isterial politician is much respected he is best knowa for his gencral usefulness i public matters, The Girls Win, FRANKLIN, Ne¢b., March 12.—[Corre- spoadence of the Bk, J—Upon the even- ng ot March 11, several hundred citi- zens, studentsiand strangers assembled in the Congregational church of Franklin to listen to an oratorical contest. Ex- tensive preparations had been made— no accessory in the line of elegant invita- tions, programmes, flowers and music had been neglected. At 8 o'clock prompt the principal of the academy, Prof. C. H. Dye, called the immense audience to order and & programme excelling any- thing ever before presented in Franklin was carried out without a failure and without_ the slizhtest — flaw to mar its harmony. Five young men and three” youn, Iadies presented orations, upon which had been expended weeks of pamstaking effort. The subjects were as follows: ‘‘A Scot- tish Hero," R. C. Elv, Riverton; ‘“Make the Best of It,'* Chase Cole, Winchester, Ka ‘Ambition,” W, C. Phipps, Frank- lin; *“American Energy.”” E. C. Potte Red Cloud; “The Wrongs of the Indian,” Lena Miller, Franklin; *“I'he Influence of " Dora Moore, Alma an of Are,” Mand Daws, T Kan . B. Williams, Boston, Mass.; » Good Men Do Lives After Them," H. S. Harrison, Franklin. After the Aabove programme had been carried out, interspersed with music by the Arion quartette, the judges, Sidney Strong, of Friend; Rev. ‘I'aylor, of Indianola; and Mr. F. ber, the giver of the | 80 make a decision. The result awar the first prize, $15, to Miss Lena Miller, whose plea for the Indian had touched every heart. The second prize, $10, was awarded to Miss Maud Daw whose “Joan of Arc” had thrilled as 1t wys will the hearts of her hearers. young men hadacquitted themsely remarkably well, but when th i was declared that the grls had carried off both prizes the applause was simply deafening. The young men bore it with heroic fortitude and came forward in a body with congratulations for their vic torious sisters. ‘Laken altogether it was a marked event in the history of the acad- emy, and will long be looked back to with pleasure by cveryone present. Prizes have been offered for an essay contest to take place at the commence- ment in June. Fairbury Forging Ahead. Famsury, Neb., March 12. [Corre- spondence of the Brk.]—Siuce 1 wrote you last a number of important events have transpired in our booming little city that have given new impetus to our activity. The election for §10,000 bonds in aid of the Kansas Ctiy & Omaha rail- road was successful for the proposition, only two votes being polled against it. The proposition is that the Kansas City & Omaha shall build within the city of Fairbury their division shops, round house, depot, coal sheds, ete., and make this city the terminal and division sta- tion. As we are alre the Chicago, Kansas a— the Rock Island—we are able to boast of two divisions, a distinction not enjoyed by many interior wties. This is our third raifroad, and the I8. & M. runs within three and a half miles of us, and we hear and believe they will build into our city this season, There have been or eight additions Yh\uod and put on the maiket since my ast lotter to you two wecks ago, and the lots are finding rapid sale. Several of the additions mentioned are already nearly sold out and being covered with residences. New arrivals have great difliculty in obtaining placi to live as every room in town is crowded full and some are camping out or have built temporary bonrd shanties until they can be better provided for. Every me- chanic in the country is as busy as can be during the fine weather we have been enjoying, and a large number of ordinary dwellings are being erected. The more pretentious buildings contemplated wall e commenced when spring is really opened. Several fine store buildings and residences are contracted and material being got on the ground ready for work. Everybody who own lots consider them- selyes fortunate and only regret their holdings are not larger. Quitea number of persons have made considerable money the last few months. 1t is rumored that a union depot will be built this summer by the different rail- roads. The buildings of the Chicago, Kansns & Nebraska are completed ex- cept the round-house, and the tinishing touches are being put to that. The Christian church is being enlarged by building a wing to each side. The Catholic church has received the windows for their new building and will now finish the house. The city council has commenced doing well, though early in the season, and has ordered more sidewalks built, Our city election is likely to result in a no license board this spring. Business Rustling at Fremont, Fresont, Neb,, March 12, —[Corre- spondence of the Bee.]—Fremont 15 at the present time enjoying u degree of growth and prosperity never before ex- perienced, and is perhaps leading all the cities of the second class 1n Nebraska- The brisk revival of trade began about six months ago, but is just beginning to materalize and give some indication of what is really coming. During the past two weeks 320 acres of land adjoining the city on three sides have been purchased and will be laid out in four additions. Residence lots have increased 50 per cent n value, and many business lots have doubled during the past month; tenement houses and store rooms are in good de- mand and cannot be supplied; railroad graders seeking jsub-contracts fill the town, and ageneral air of activi and bustle prevails everywhere. way we boom, Messrs. Miller, McDonald & Co,, the contractors for building the branch line of the Freemont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley road to Sewurd and beyond to the Kansas line, have let sub-contracts to a point beyond Brainard, Butler counly, making a distance of about forty- five “miles, and they are still bein awarded. The pleasant weather has hee very favorable toward preparing the ground for grading, and active work will bogin next week. Mr. C. P. Treat has removed .his headquarters from Douglas, Wyo., to Fromont, and he is to have the contract for the branch to Omaha and the one to York and Hast- ings when they are let. remont's interest in having her nor- mal college transferred to the state con- tinues unabated, though without increas- g prospects of success. There is no question but that the bill providing for conveying this valuable property, worth not less than $30,000, to the state is the best one before the legislature. But . Dodge county's two representatives are -duty after a I such superlative nonentities that llwfy cannot advance the measure with any ¢! teet, It is even doubted by many of the constituents if they Would be able to plead for bread if they were actually starving. The Tremont Broom Manufacturing company, composed of some of our strongest business men, is a new organ- ization just added to our list of manu- factaring enterprises, It began oper- ations Thursda nd will be made the most exteusive of its kind in Nebraska, Loup City Enlarging. Lovre City, Neb,, March 12.—[Corre- spondence of the Bk, —The Loup City Roller Mill company, incorporated with a capital stock of §5,000, 18 the latest en- terprise. The company has repaired and extended the old mull and increased 1ts pacity to 150 barrels per day. The atest roller process is employed. The canal company can furnish an unlimited amount of power for manufacturing pur- Pos Messrs, Wall & Long, attorneys for the Omaha & Republican Valley Railroad company, are looking into the legality of the bonds issued by the village of Danne- brog for the company’s use. The Northwestern management have reared a new building, have purchased a cylinder press and an entire new dress. They will in future print the patent sides of papers in a number of adjoining towns. Loup City will have a $15,000 system of water works in operation by Uctober. W Lalk will complete his $5,000 residence before snow flies. It is announced that the Chicago & Northwestern will build to and beyond this point from Albion on their route from Sioux City to Denver. ‘I'wo business buildings and six dwell- ings are now in process of erection. he plans for the Catholic school to be built on block 13, Wood Smitn's addition, are in the hands of the contractor: With usual promptitude the Omuaha & Republican Valley ruilroad company has made the surveys of u spur from the south switeh to the Loup City roiler milis. Emigration 1s brisker thau at any time during the past two years. Messrs, Renschoter Bros. contembvlate the construction of a brick hotel. Diret Deals in Beatrice. Beatrice, Neb., March 13.--[Corre- spondence of the Bre.]—The past week has been lively forreal estate dealers and quite an amount of property changed hands. Business lots on the side streets which could be bought three months ago for $1,500 are now sclling for $3,000, and will soon be worth more. Inside. resi- dence lots are also steadily increasing in value and a good many are sclling for actual improvements, New coming in and buying property homes. Owners of property are begin- ning their spring cleaning up and beauti- fying, and right here we wish to say t in no town in the west can be found peo ple who spend more time and money in beautifying their houses and grounds than do the residents o A great deal of advertising is being done by real estate agents who are laying out and selling outlying additions. The chances” for making mone Beatrice property never as good us present, but the speculation is in in- side property. Several deals in business lots were made last week, and the pur- chasers could have resold at a 15 per cent advance already. Seward Sees Her Chanco. Sewarp, Neb., March 12.—[Correspon- dence of the Beg.]—Seward has greatly waked up since the bond election. A public meeting has been held and com- mittees appointed to secure another line of railroad, if possible, and to ask the city council tosubmit a proposition to vote bonds for a system of water works, The latter is greatly needed, but, as we have just bonded ourselves for #$15,000, the people will hardly want to impose more tax until it is ascertained whether or not this 1s a genuine boom we hear so much about. At Beaver Crossing property is advanc- ing rapidly, and our own Tommy Sun dors 1s going to locate a bank in their midst as soon as a room cun be secured pisiisud b Neuralgia. rheumatism, sore throat toothachs and all other p: and aches are promptly enred by Saiva- tion Oil. Price 25 cents. Coughing ClI —Comely, charming Claris: Ulvnllcnninfz‘ carelessly catching col creeping chills eame; Clara coughed continually: cruel, erupy cough, that would have killed her, had she not used Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, costing 25c. e For salc. We have four full corner lots, 66x132 feet each, on karnu street east of 10th street at $20,000, 50,000, ®75,000 and t on Farnam by 132 on 11th. $44,000 A choice corner, 132 fect front on 16th st south of Capital ave.... A chuice corner on 16th st 66x66 for 76x132 s e cor 23d and Cuming 66x88 n w cor 23d and Cuming. . 44 fect on Harney between 1ith and 15th . At s 66 feet on Howard and 16th........ 22 feet on Cuming and I8th... 75 feet on 16th stre olas. ..... 132 feet on Leavenworth, 185 feet on Leayenworth ‘Two acres on Leavenwor! Good dwelling proper the city. ‘Three full lots on U. P. tracks to lease for 20 yes Estate and 15th and Mayne Real W. corner Harney. e The Sick Oflicials, 3 Marshal Cummings is able to be up at his home, but has not ventured to his oflice yet after his recent illness. Sar- eant Mostyn and Oficer Godola are on y-oft on account of sick- n Sargeant Matza is still confined to his home with an_attack of fever, bat is gradually recovering. e U * # # * Delicate diseases in either sex, however induced, speedily cured. Book. 10 cents in stamps. Address, in confidence, World’s Dispensary Medieal Association, €63 Main Street, Buflalo, o —— Houses and Lots For sale in Orchard Hill at a bar also bargains in houses and lots in all parts of the city. The C. E. Mayne Real Estate & Trust Co., N. W. Cor. 15th and Harney St. o ——— Patricide and Suicide. New Yonk, March 13.—Benjamin Lowen- thal, a baker, aged twenty, shot his father to-night while the Jatter was abusing the gn ' young sister, Hethen blew out his own rains. el s Houses and Lots For sale in Orchard Hill ata bargain; also bargains in houses and lots in all parts of the city. 'he C.E.Mayne Real Estate & Trust Co., N. W. Cor, 15th and Harney St. mm—— Mayne's Addition, We have a fow lots left in Mayne's ad- dition that we can sell cheap. Lots are #5300 with only 10 per cent cash and the balance on very easy terms. Call at our office and let us show this proverty. C. E Ihfi,na Real Kstate & Trust Co., N Cor. 15th snd Hurney. | WIZARD EDISON IN FLORIDA, He is Regarded by Negroes and Whites as Supernatural, The New York World's special from Jacksonville, kla, says: To-night, down i South Florida, doubtless working over some wonderful piéte of mechanism, sat Thomas A. Edigom, the master me- chanical mind of the world. met n gentleman to-day from Fort Myers and i bout Hdison. *‘Yes," 'he said, the greatest of allinventors is now at his beautiful home at Fort Myres, and though he is still" in somewhat fecble health he is in myeh better .«r'\rds than when he first arrived. The Florida air is having a soothingeflect upon his lungs, and he confidently ¢xpects soon to be his former self. We heard down there that it was his intention to have come earlier in the season, and that one of his first WOrks to light the town by elec- tricity, but sickness prevented his earlier arrival, and now this plan, it 18 thought, wiil not be carrled out at present, as he is devoting his entire energy to perfect- ing and completing various wonderful inventions. Notwithstanding his feeble health, he has come prepared to work, 1f one can judge by the number of odd- looking apparatus and machines that are arriving, “Itis amusing to sec,” continued the gentleman, “‘with what mysterious awe Are the months in which to purify the blood. for At no other seuson is the body 80 susceptible to beny« fit from medicli ‘The pecaliar purlfylng and reviv. tnz qualities of Hood's Sarsaparilln e Just what aro necded tooxpoel disease and fortify ihe aystem axninst the debilitating efects of mild weather. Kvery year increases the populurity of Hood's sursaparilla, for it t what peoplo needatthis season. It 1sthe ideal spring medicine. If you have never tried itdoso and you will be convinced of its peculiur merit. Hood Sar«aparilla, “Formany months [ suffercd greatly. My wholo aystem seemed to be eatirely run down, my ambition was gone, hiad pains in my back, and a feeling of las- situdo which 1 could not throw off succeastully for kidney trouble brother's I saw a bottleof H od to try it candidly sny I wu or liver complaints.—Mits ntic Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. N. B. 1f you huve made up your mind to getood’s sarsuparilla do not tuke any other, Sold by all druggists. §1; six for #5. Prepared by C. L. HOOD & CO.. Apotheearics, Lowell, Mas 100 Doses One Dollar the negroes regard tho electrical wizard, They have picked up and heard read many wonderful stories of Edison's mys- terious and wonderful power with ma- chinery, until they have come to look upon him as something supernatural and are inclined to give his house and ma- chinery a wide berth, It was difficult to ands to take his apparatus from the Lhey won't touch anything for fear, us they say, ‘some ob dem infernal machines gwine to bust.” And then, too, the native whites are almost equally as superstitious and look upon him as an nll-lm\\'nrmlm gician “Bdison is now at work on his electr ! way invention, but devotes a por tion of his time to experimenting and working on several other queer look- ing machines, the purposes and uses of which I have thus far failed to discover.” Petty Larc Tom Sullivan_ is in the city jail on the charge of the larceny of an overcoat from the I'wo Orphans clothing house on Farnam street, An overcoat and a razor were stolen yesterday trom 1417 Harney street. Rich- ard Dargen is charged with the ofiense. DIED. ANDERSON--In this city, March 13, a.m., Mrs. Julia Anderson, aged 2 yea Funeral to-day at 2 p, m. from h dence, 1108 South Seventh street. March April May THood's Sassapariila s propared from Sarsaparilia Dundelion, Mundrake, Dock, Juniper Berries, and other well known vegetable remedies, In such a peca Ilar munner as to derive the full medicinal value of euch. Itwill cure when in the power of medicine, scrofula, salt ri m, sores, bulls, nples, nllhumors dyspepsta, billousness, sick headache, indigestion, general acbility, eatarrh, rheamatism. kidney a livercouplaints. Itovercomes that extreme tired feeling cuused by change of climate, season or life. rifles the Blood “Seven yeurs ngo, while my little boy was playing in the yard, he wus bitten by & spider. The poison entored his blood, ind sores s0on broke out ubout his body: they itchod terribly and caused him intonse wuffering. sevorul times we snccecded In healing the soresup, but In spite of all we could do they would soon brenk out ugs nally tried Hood's rill, und bottle and one third of when th He hus nota #ore spot on hin w,and I consider hiw perfecily W, H. & WARD, Downington. Penn. 11 1ike Hood's sursaparilia, it s so strengthen- Z1E BALFOUR. Auburn, R. I. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists, §1; six for 8. Prepured by C. 1. HOOD & €O !Apothecuries, Lowell, Muss 100 Doses One Dollar Display at ‘their warerooms, 1305 and 1307 Farnam Street, the largest/agsortment of Pianos and Organs to be found at any establishment west of Chicago. The stock embraces the highest clagg and medium grades, including STEINWAY, FISCHER, LYON & HEALY ORGANS PIANOS BURDETT, STANDARD, LYON&HEALY Prices, quality and durability considered, are placed at the lowest living rates for cash or time payments, while the long established reputation of the house, coupled with their most liberal interpretation of the guarantee on their goods, affords the purchaser an absolute safeguard against loss by possible defects in materials and workmanship. LYON & HEALY, Lanénce FAMOOS “BELLE Is Death to Malaria, Chills and Fevers Typhoid Feyer, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Surgical Fevers Blood Poisoaing RLITHTICo AL -ER, The GREAT This will cor:ity that I'have examined tho EELLE OF ECUREON WHISKY. RENCE OSTRUM & Co., #2/found the sama 0 by port oussubstances aad strfbtlf pure. I choosfully ro: Forsaloby Druggists,, Wine Morchants and G Ifnotfound at the abpwe, halr d (NG V0F FUSEL 0L BEFDRLI J. P BARNUM, M. D, Analytical Chamist, Loutavill ora ovarywhors, 200 bottlds, 0Xpress paid,in plain bosos, 1308 & 1307 FARNAM STREET- dstrdm & Co. BOURBON.” Consumption, Sleeplessness, Or Insomnia, and Dissimulation, 0t Food, Ten Years Old, No Kusel 0il, Absolutely Pure. APPETIZER 1ece'vea froml 1ty frae from Fusel Ol and all other delets mand the syma for Fauily and Madicinal purposds . Ky. Prico $1.23 por bottla. will b s3at to any aldross in the United States or Cmnda, on recelpt of six dolirs. LAWRENCE OSTROM & Co. Louisville, Ky Wholesale and Distributing Agents, RICHARDSOY 'PDRUG CO., and RILEY & DILLON, Wholesale Liguor Deale 1DSTONE Families supplied bl G H.T.CLARK PRUG CO., { Omaha. BROS, & CO,, Omaha. The C. E. Mayne Real Estate and Trust Co. N. W. COR. 15th AND HARNEY, OMAH. Property of every description for sale 1n all parts of the city. Lauds for sale in every county in Nebraska. A COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACTS OI Tities of Douglas county kept. l\hrl of the city state or county, or any ot her information desirea furnished free ol charge upon upplication. C.S. RAYMOND, RELIABLE JEWELER, Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelr: The 1argest stock. Prices the lowest. Repairing a specialty. 1as and 15th streets, Omahs, od. Corner Dou, , Silverware All work warrant Licensed Watchmaker for the Union Pacitic Ratlroad company. SOMETHINC NEW. \Warranted to nelther break down or roll up In wear. at KABO stamped on faside of Corset hiog It represented, CHICACO CORSET CO. CHIOAQO. NEW YORK. SPECIAL NOTICES; Advertiscments under this hed, 10 conts per Hine tor the first insertion, 7 centa for each sub- sequent insertion, and $1.50 a line per month No advertisemont taken for less than 25 conts for the first insertion. Seven words will be counted to the line; they must run consecu- tively and must be paid in advance. Al adver- tisements must be banded in before 1:3) o'clock p.m., und under 1o circumstances wili theybe taken or discontinued by telephone. Parties advertising in these columns rnd ha mgthe answers nddreased in care of Tk Bxr will please ek for check toenablo thom toget their letters. a8 nono will bo dolivered excops on presontation of chock. All answers to ad- vertisements should be enclosed in envelopes. MONEY TO LOAN. MOyE-To loan_on residenco proporty. Long and Ahort time. City mortguges bought. E. 8. Rowley, 814 8o, 15that, 79914 MONEY to lonn on renl estate und chattols IM s Katz & Co. 1511 Farnam st., ground oo 5 N to loan on improved city property at YL 6 per cent. Money on handi do not have to wait. Have a complete set of abstract buoks of Douglag county. 1. N. Watson, abstracter Harris Keal Estate and Loan Co., 5 1500 Lowos rates. Bemis, room 3, Burke W. cor. 15th and Farnnmets. ONEY—First mortyngo notes. The Douglas county bauk will buy papers secured by first mortgage on city roaity. 1 PRI OENT-Monay o lonn. Gregory & Hadley, Rooms 1ana 8, Redick olock, 320 8. 15th St. E 'ONEY 10 LOAN on improved renl estat no commission chnrged. ~Leavitt Burn: ham, Room 1 Creighton Block 1% h\ n%li,\' to loan. Kl Br 16¢h an MONE\ to loan on unproved city propert vory lowest r tes. C.J. Caswell, room Nebraska Nat'Ibank. 637 m17 LQANE—Mlns~lAmnl. Renl estate loans, Collaterinl louns, Chattel loans, Long time loans, Short time loans. Moncy always on hand to 10oan on any ap- proved security. Investment securities bought and sold. Omaha Financial Exchange, n. w. cor. 15th and Harney. Corb, 119 MO3E > loan. cash on_nund.no delay. J. W.and E. L. 8quire, 1413 Farnam st., Paxton hotel building. 500,000 TO LOAN at 6 per cent, honey, 1509 Farnam. ks SPER CENT Money. R. C. Pattcrson, 15th nr.d Harney. N ONEY to loan in_sums to suit, from $1,000 ML t0 850,000; a0 delay. Tuttio & Allison. 211 8. 15th st. ezl 0 LOAN—Money—Loans pluced on _im- proved real_estato in city or county for New England Loan & Trust Co., by Douglas County bank, 16th and Chicago sts. 126 MONEY TO LOAN. erty, low ratos Tron bank. 1 “lONIC\' TO LOAN—O F. Davis & Co_, real 4 estate and loan agents, 1505 Farnam st. anager. On city and_farm prop- Stewart & Co., l(;\n_m 3 A AVL"tels. D. L. Thomas. QRB00,(00—T0 loan on ( & jor cont. G. W. Day, over 13 V[ONEY TOLOAN=by tho indersizned, wio AV “has the oniy_properly organized 'loun agency in Omaha. - Loans of $10 to $100 made on furniture, pianos, organs, horacs, wagons, machinery, &, without removal. No delays: All business strictly confidentiul. Loans 8o mado that any part can bo paid at any ime.each paymeont reducing the cost pro rata.” Advances made on fine watches and dinmonds. Persons Should you noed money call and see mo. W, ‘R Croft, loom 4 Withnell 5th and Haroo; 1 OANED at G, F. Keed & Co.'s Loan Offico, on furniture, pianos, horses,wagons, personal property of all'kinds, and all othor ar- ticles of value, without removal. 519 8. lita. over Bingham's Commission store. Al busi- nees strictly confidential. 133 BUSINESS CHANCES, INE Chance—Wanted —Stock of grooeries or hardare in exchange for 160 acres of the finest land in Nebraska, within 50 miles of Owmuha. Inquire of Terthold & Co., 5208, 10th st. 2 OR SALE—*Nickel Plate Ciop House, No. 21 8 10th street. want & bargnin call ut once. The pl be sold, und can be bought cheap. JROR SALE-Nowspuor office ina good, live town of 500 innabitants; good job oMe= in connection. Price, $1.400. Part cash, bulanco on time. Address G 18, Boe office, 653 12¢ Fmi SALE per yi olden Opportunity. e of the best towny from $15,0 0 to Invoice, $6.00. For particulars, ad- nth st., Omaha, Neb 8 17 T Stoam Laundry and Batl, or sale on nccount of dissolution of partnersnip. The old estabiished and good puvink businoss will ‘ho oered for sule at w bargnin, This place has just been improved with a new brick boiler room and wash house, new bath tubs, and 18 in first-class shupe throughout. This isa vare chance, as it has heen running with success for over flve years. cnsh, balince to suit purchaser. Inquire on nckson street. 6% 200 Drug ar TNOR SALE=Harness shon in theiving county seat. AddressJ. It Mason, Central City, & u b6 14 Fuu SALU—Or for 1and, best hotel in Wakefleld de 1 L] J. H. Bonn, Wak lient business, A field, Nob. 524 % OUSES—Lots, Farms,Lands loanod, Bemis' city mups, bX7 feet, § Bemis, room d, Barker block, 8. W. and Farnam sts. [3ANK tor suic 1n a now rapidly growing town Gf 000 inhabitants. Fine deposits. ¥ 10a0s from 3 to 4 per cent. monthly. chance. Address D 39, Boe office. For i —Hall interest in one of the bost paying drug storesin southwestern lows, Cnpital required, $2,500, Address b 40, Beo of- fice. 918 Asple 017 PERSONAL PEUSONAL=A younz gentloman, a stranxer in the city, would like to muke the ac- quintanee of a young lady. Object 0g'al en- joyment. G 40 Bee. WA 15 My DURANT, Clarivoynat, from Hoston, M i remain in'the city & short time only! she rends the deepest secrets, unfolds the fu- PPERSONAL private homo for ladies during nfinement, Strictly confldentinl, Tue tauts adopted. Address E 42, leo ofticn 101-m208 ]n: NAL=) v clniry Room No. & FPBEEARTY who loft the wacknge wi No. 2422 Farnam st (paint &tore) on lust Sutur ¢ morning will picaso call for same and puy advertising. 657 12 TG partios hnvin i ttontal Agenoy, Bonawa & Co., 1588, 0pposito jost oftica, Wo have turned ovir 1o fhem oue rental list. We recommend them . Mctugue lirod F'u T—Organs, 42 por monti, HOsNGy 1613 Douglar . [31) - EN1—5qu 1o, $4 montals A w9 T e Hosvo. 1813 Dourlas | QLS FE QLS ES- Lot Farms, Lands Bemig' city maps, %7 Bemis, roow 8§, Barker biock, wod Farnam sts. TOTICE - Al partios who iva bought lots in Hillika's First addition w il pay over the monoy to United states National bank. Hillike. [ DOR SALE=Or Trado—A splendid now and clenn ck of dry goods; invoice about $7,000; will take ~part ocash, part renl estate. This siock 8 in a thriving and live ‘town: good trado _estabiishod: £00( renson for selling. Park & Fowler, room 4, 1622 Douglns street. w17 ORSES CLIPPE $3.00. anteed. TF you want © soll furniture, go fo AT 10th ki NY bady wanting wells bored call 1 18th Telephono 812, 6% 1 S3 Sworage at 10 N Bth et money loaned. 1°5) 8. W, oor. 15th 257 At tha fair grounds for Adam Thomsen: good we 1y 0f 5N, FPHOSE intending to put ot troas, shrubs, vinesand plants will find 1t to th o8t to call on or address K noy st OR RE Squmre ¥in Hospe. 1613 Touglas. HARLES PONTEZ, analytical chemist and enginoer, AnuIvsis of ores, coals and ussnys and analysis of all kinds, chemist and _minor- alogist to the U, P. R for 15 years. No. 1500 ebster cor I5th st, P. 0. Box 01, 619m18 N EW Roarding House, fine tkblos, clean polatable victuals. 1416 Chiengo st 8056 QIORAC First-cless storago for nico tur~ R niture or boxed goods, at 1513 Dodge | i FOR SALE---MISCELLANEOUS JOIt SALE- Oneap young tamily horso & e cor 6th and Piorce, 1 FoOR SALE-500,000 briok. of the railroad tracks. [OR SAL $15, Cull Yard 24th st.south 2 120 Dovble barrel shot gun. Can be seon at1503 Webster JOR SALE—Cheap—A bay horso 8 years old buckboard, wagon, harness: sound, oo traveler; indy can drive. office. Fni_{ v Address G 5, Boy 181 Lunch countor, good looation, 0 per month. Addross G 31, Hoo 14 JOR BALE—A lot of good fresh milk cows, from lowa, Also & fine Jersey bull for #orvice and for &nlo. Cornor 10th ana_Capitol ave, Crone & Boyles. 675 15% {JOR SALE—Short order rostaurant. Good location, good business. Profits Inst month over $300. Address Y 13, Beo oftion. 622 184 NOR SALI—A Lyon & Hoaley upright piano, six octaves, g00d us new. nt a vory desirabio bargain. 414 N, 15th st. i OR SALF -A Clyde Caundinn staillon quire saloon, cor 17th and Vinton. 6 JOOR SALE-Heavy draught tonm, choap for cnsh, Address ( Hee oftico. W3-16* T OR SAL 13th st, J(OR SALE--Thoroughbred Jer months old; pedigree given, 3.°J 1008 8§ 220 st 0K SALE-Fine Humblot irreed) ata bargain. Farnam. OR SALE A good G-yoar-old pony mll‘u§ 70 Bull olglit Rhoen, T 14 ian Stallion (y . Sutphon, 1 HY Bemis' city n X Bemis, room 5, Darker bl and Farnam sts. 1“0“ SALE--Furnituro and lease, 10 room houe, on prominent sirent, near center of business, loase has over two yeurs to run. Can mako reit by lotting five rooms. Houso put in good repair. This lsan unusual opportunity, Jou can purchuso theoutliton very cusy toruis Address E offico. 691 _ [FOR SALE—2 million briclc wnd upwards be: sides daily out put of 8),000. Enquire on promiges, cor Dorcas und 2nd sts. Omaha Brick ana Terra Cotta Mfz. Co ] Romun gold bangie con Dodgo and 1124 N, 2th. ~ Return to sth, coraor Charios, aild got rewiid d 08T-1ted pocket book containing no tes and 4 accounts, suitable reward for return of property (o \Wilson & Stratton, ovor Merchanty Natl bk, SrRAY rown mare_about 15 3 hands high age b yonrs, from C. ettler ture, unites topuruted lovers, causes specdy marriages, i8 veay 1eliablo in wll affairs ot life, ltoom 1, Lyons bik., 16th and Chicago. AL—We call the atten tion of inve ha itenl Estate ¢ agents. They are worthy investigation. J. L. Kice & Co., Koom 8, over Comumcreinl Nutionalbank, ' 6% DERSONAL—For grading, sodding, pru trees, planting shrubs and goneral vieaning Up Address J. Toreas st., city YLATRVOVANT--Madam Alas *“past, presont and future. cunrantoed. 5128 16t st &Co., 16th and Leavenworth. Laboral rewird, 0 14 'I' ST—85 reward; Iargo dog yollow and whito, JRoturn to Frank J. Ramgo. 650 WANTED---MALE HELP. “'A.\"rl )—Immediately, colored man for porter; good wages. 107 N. 12th 70812 VVANTED-A fieat class salesmun of good address, who hus had not loss than five years experience among lending busing must be well acquainted in city: 1 and fair compensation. Address w ences, G 5 Beo office VW ANIBI—A smart, nctiva man of gool ad: dress,ta attend to our il Marcantile agoncy . managor. afters | 1207 Farn Al Rotailers L T AN tinner. Jordan; . I ANTED—8 drivers for raflroad wark, Americans profored, for Oberlin, Kan= Call at 119 North 16th &t 7414 VW ANEED =2 first class barbory 18 por we Inquire at the Paxton Barber sho L Furlng & oux Ci 6iT 12 Wi 5 fest-cluss wiitors, wages per month, bonrd and room. Apply ut Norris rostaurant, 104 8 16th st 631 " FANTED-~A first-class bread and cako buker, £ood wages,stendy work for & year, singlo. mab, American prefercod. W, 1 Fur? man, York, Neb. 716 11+ WANTE Dairy. “umrn »—Young but good, active apply. Koom 18, Bushm & E’O» Immediately, Wwa willi horses to carry I Good milker Llnlcnuht:‘f:rlulug; ddie-uged mon. Nono n of cducation need a block. J. M. French two routes on Daily euing lee. oo iture salesman. None A mun neoed apply. i w hustior. Appiy o D —Experienced dry goods travellin man having an estiblished trade in the country tributary to Kansas City. State umount of trade, torritory covered, iid how long. - Address, 'with retercnce, W.'H. Grimes Dry Goods Co., Kansus City, Mo, 5 WA )~ A atrong, nctive bell Doy reference NTE at the Windsor Hotel. )—5 sober, inteliigent men of goo orrls’ 136 WANTED---FEMALE HELP. WA “v;\N‘l‘l-:ln—.(mém.n girl at 0i% 822 W ANTED=A good il for zoncral houso- work in 8 small family in th oountry. Enquive 1418 Davenport 12 “u.vrkin Womau pasiry cook: WA all Owaba Enployment 119 N 16th st., Crounse bik, 7 f for goneral ho 0 03 ‘VAN KD - Kogd v month old baby | for ono child youns nur C. Windsor, 208 Howard aboye 0 130