Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 29, 1887, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. MARCH' 29, 1887 OMAZIA. = e e Advertiscments under this bend, 10 cents per 1ine for the first insertion, 7 cents for each sub- soquent fnsortion, and $1.50 & line per month No advertisement taken for less than®’ sents for the first inscrtion. Seven worc 0i be counted to the line; they must run sensecus tively and must be paid in advance. Al adver- tisoments must be handed in before 1:30 o'clock p.m., and under no circumstances will they be taken or discontinued by telephone. Parties advertising in these (olumns nnd h mg the answers addressed in care of Tux Ben will plense ask for a check toenable them to get their letters, s none will bo delivered except on presentation of check. All answers to ad- vertisamonts should be enclosed in envelo: MONEY TO LOAN. @500,000 TO LOAN at 6 no":?y. 1609 Farnam, per cent. J. J. Ll,h- 10 BUILDRRS~Sesled bidswill be reccived until April 15, 1557, by the Fullerton Hotel Associntion for the erection of & brick hotel 46x% with two storics and & basement, Plans and rpccifications oan be examined at the O zon's bunk, Fullerton, Neb. 545 30§ To fes ha LA houses for rent, Rental & Cn,, 156t., 0pposite post: oMo, We hinve tumed ovr to ther o runtal list. " We recommend them. McCugue Bros HRE piace where they sall furniture ohonp {oF CASh has boen romoved from 1418 Doug: 1as to 117 N 13 a18 Q8 FooLs, sinks und vaults_cleancd, oder- less process. K. Ewing, box a oy, R A 15 OSEPH ROSENSTEIN removed from 12056 Farnam to 4% N, 16tn IL koops always A& full stock of fresh and salt water fishes, oysters, game and poultry. I.phono 204, Orders solicited. ‘ RS M. OHLENSCHLAF (lrmd\llwd AV miawite, cornor 2ith aud Cuming st, up staira s ON T be swallowed Hlive whon you want to oil furniture, carpets or household goods, call at 117 N. 1oth. F OR RENT—Organs, 83 per uoml. mu lan Dnullnl Lo o M‘FE TOLOAN=On real estate and chat- AVL “tels. D. L.Thomns. 120 6 T Money. R. C. Patterson, 15th and Harney. MONEN o gam on city, angd tarm prop Harris & Samp A I] ONRY 10 LO. 0T, Tr ‘estato and loan agents, ) Vltnlmln!. M«mfiv To ioan on TOAl Gtate and chattels 8. Katz & Co. 1611 Faraam st., ground oor. 500,000—To l0an on Onaha chb&rourt m! pflmnl. G. W. Day, over Mofl“ TO LOAN-On city and l’urm Drup- erty, low ratos. _Biowait & Co., Hoom Iron bank. 117_ iIuva o Toan, SRt on band.no deiny. J. W.and K L. Bquire, 1413 Farnsm st., Paxton hotel ullding. oo MONBV—III’M, mnr'qbuo rtyage notes. The Dou; Ihoufln ocounty bank papers secured by frst mortgage on city 2 ONEY TO LOAN on improved renl esti mwmmlsmml charged. Leavitt Burn- rolghton Block. PRI CENT-Monny to loan. Gregory & Had| u_x,, Rooms 1ana 8, Redick plock, 8. lfilh‘ngt Tfi TOAN—Money—Loans placed on im- od real ostate in clty or county fnr ’uw Englnnd loan & Trul + by Dot hlnlao [l 1 NEY toloan on improved city property at cent. Money on hand; do not have to wait."Have n complote sot of abatract & books of Douglas county. Harris Roul Estate lmd lnnn (.0.. J.’O 8. w]h lt LOANED at C. . Keed & Co.’s Loan Office, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, personal property of all kinds, and all other ar- ticles of value, without removal. 819 §. 13th. over Bingham's Commission store. Allluunl- y 3 Chlllol loans. TLong time loans, Bhort time loans. Money -l'-y on hand to Oan on any ap- P vettment spcurities bought and sold nvestment seourities bou, b Omaha Financial Exchange, n. w, cor. 15th and Aarne; fi Corbett, Mansger. 19 MDNIT‘?\) LOAN=—Dy the nndersiwned, who he only, properly organized lonn agenoy In Omah he. Loansof 810 to $100 made on furniture, pianos, organs, horses, wagon machinery, &0, without_removal. No delays. All business strictly confidential. Lonns so made that lllyarlrl '.‘II be vlm at any ime.each payment reducing t| ita. Advances e o 38 4 atohog. ot should carefully consider who they are dealing with, a8 many new concorns are daly coming into existence. Should you need momvy call ndseome. W. R Croft, Room & Withnell uilding, 16th and Harney. BUSINESS OHANCES —Hquare Piano, §s Hflltnl' A no-u un Douins. Clum don_diamonds and wnlcho; at N. 16th st. _Orff & Co. Tbe aolam. Don't plg two prlool - you can go to 117 N. 16th and buy fura #toves, &o, atrock bottom pm"fia D Y BOARD=704 8. 18tn st 4 — 506 20) Bfii«s’r-cuss Storage at 110 N 13tk st tur 0"\{ talks when you want to buy furni- o or vupor stoves it 117 N.16th, between Dyd' Capitol a 1':"’ want to buy oF nell rurnuun. u . Ferguson's, 715 N, 10t ki For n'r_s.pno m.no s montniy, A Hospe , 1613 Doy Nuw no-nun Huu!. fine tabies, cloan lnd bl l'u als. 1416 Chioago st. 365 TORAGR—First-class_storage for nico rur- niture or boxed goods, at 1513 Dodge: _FOR BA 1sC. OR SALE 0w bake 4 8h plete sot of tools nnd fixtures, in_good loc: tion, at half price it taken at once. Ap\llvm L. C. Enewold, 617 Virginiaave. “’ANTED-A girl for chamber wor! at the Miliard hotel. W’A’ifilb—l\n Mrs. Frank B il for general H o AJI'U jonond o VWV ANTED=At once, pin LTacoIord woman preferred. Apply 112 8. 9th, %8 ‘ FANTED—Ladies to work for us at their own homes; $7 to 10 per week can be quietly made: no photo-pRinting, 1o cANVASS: ing. ' oFor full prticulars pleate sddress at onoe Crescent An Jo., 19 Central st., Boston, Mass., Box bl w3 iD-Girls for kitchen wo! hotel. __SITUATION WANTED. VVANTED Eituation e ehambermaid rmald of second girl in family, can do geno: hnulewnrl except cooking, 'Address H M’Boc ‘VA\Tm Situntion a ufluokkumr or clerk, Over twenty yoars experience; best refor; ences; bonas. Add office. 631 2¢ “VAVTFn—snuuunu by young man of good address,with oxporience,as salesman and ehipping clers. H 53, Beeoffice. 07 20° W\h’l‘ln—fllmnlnn a8 briok or tile burner, 20 years exporience, up and down dratt, g00d re erences. Address H 53 Bee omoo. “flfl'fll‘fi_— Situntion w8 drug olurl b young man with four Illr ax“fleneo. best of reference. Add: his NTED—Situation: Kansas or Nebraska by thorough bookkeepor: aiso writes short hand. ‘Cash bord kiven. Reforences exchangod. N. Sohulze, 662 V. Madison st., Chicago, Iil MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. WA TED—To Buy, houso § to 8 rooms, full lot; state price, torms and location. ' Ad- ] fhce. 0078l X\ ontloman and wife want room and board in private family Centgal loa tion._References. H 61, Beo oftice. Y ortablv_Turni; od not far from opera house, for .lnm :an- tleman. Addreas H 51, Bee offic. nce, second band shltl(nk also wood turning Is Iathe, OR BALE- cook 8tove chu’p"’ quire at 1414 Chicago, 617 20 7OR SALE—A ponvand Touble sonted bugky. Inquire 113" wuuum. st 30) To- Tn o qulot family by uonllnmun r (single) nicely furnished rooms suitnblo for light housekoeping:terms must be moderate._Address H 52 Bee offico 504 50 SAL ap; Knoll sot of dnm fix- turos and lh!lf bottles. Bargain if taken atonce. Hugl hmllll.“mnhs 573 Fflfl BALE mna—hma elevator for livery stablo. Call at Ko 8, 1 bet. Harney and St. M Chenp, & Vornon's Oskaloosn en- ine peanut roaster in good condition. reasons for selling, Address A 45, llea Goo JROR SALE-A puir of fine driving punlcn. double harness and phaeton: also a fine black family borse. Phaeton sad harnoss new also a fine bedroom suit of furniture, with 3 yards of Ingrain carpet, cheap for cash, Ad- dress le: ing, 520 south 13th st. 370 20% FO! SAL lion brick and upwards oe- sides dally out put o Enquire on promises, cor Dorcas and 2nd sts. Omlhl Brick and Terra Cotta Mfg. Co 36 ANTED—A man to attend to 4 horses night and morning, apply Monday ut 120 North 16th. 885 23 VWANTED=Ton _galvanized ~iron coreice makers on_now court house April 1at. Aprly toJ. M. Curter, superintendent, Councll ulrs. VWV ANTED-Cont and pant makor. A;-y?fy“.n 1118 N., 161 it. b33 ANTE! colored peoplo for t| ho mnnm- tion scene “Out of Bondago.” Abply at box offico Peoplo's theater, Monday_ mnrnlnn' i‘on SALF—A clean stouk of dr £ drugs 5o eation, Invoice $1,60 to part o mn. . dlat l v L Py A e mond, Ro W or sale At & bargain, odmh business, 701 Pacifio st cor "ot Boventh 610 20 MAHE CHANCE -For_a splendid _invest- ment in & !nnd PA; mR nlul property. r‘ r particulars addret rand land, Nel 0 Ffih‘hm-uux Dairy, 0 00 o cqws. ali No' 1 milkel 590 ]’sfii THADE—TWo good, Improved farms, 94 and 120 acres. one and two miles from its in Marshalitown and six lots in ,000, in- uity of lnmmm or the 4 aore 'p perty in Omaha. Prioe of farm m no neumbr-no-. Address, nox 17, lfill WA, flll TRA rug store ln good town in Western Nebraska; stock an tures ail new last fall; about Will trade for unincumbered land or business proporty in goodtown, Addrees Box 561, Kulfllsfiy Neb, E[fil lxtfim 8tore in & good and Ator-dlly growing !ubrun town of 1,000 in] :um best store in the oounty, now dmmu businoss involco §A0: G004 retson & chance. Inquire at room 3, ook, 46281 ";meis:flmn. n flouring mill; fine Tooation, water power, bonus offered by town for.nllr‘ln‘. ddress B, M. llllhbelr Lincoln, Neb. oeTicns . 06 No in«; r\’vul:mm» OR, lml notion ‘ons for selling. Il Illl soe. 5623 ud* 7 ANTED—-To find good, 1ive business men I".h !moh of s to move to & grow- ing town whore monoy can be made, 1wl as- st the right kind of people in buliding, eto. d biy honnl to any one lhflt will 1oryIn fact, any kind of mmrnhntomplnvs hands. d £tore, furniture store, r ry a practical painter right away. - ¥ox Partloulacs adareas Bank of Valiey, Valloy, Nebi,orC. B. Blayne, Omaha, N 45iazs 7OR mit-fi 000 oF weneral_morohandise and store furniture, cioan, well Assorted; S tako hALf b 00U Un(noUmbered (nFm 1ARA alanoe in [lllxmnn!l well secured for selling. Address Call Box 57, F‘Uffil.n—m W (hriving western raliroad town, A bank doiug a @ood business. Sick- nmufimru sellng. Address mxlfl#mkan { mdl R BALE -Meat miar<ct, wood locatio ;oodnun hluhwl address H 33, l‘l'u omo:.' YOUND TO SELL—IT sold befors Anrll Tat Jackson st. Laundry” will be offered for #2,800, 14 oash; not a cent for the trade; must be sold on account or Jissclving purnnermp. Hols! B1b 2t ragh. r nc —Good pi rd- ware business in one of the best oounu n lowa. Btock will invoice about 83,000, is good, clonn, and woll &sorted, Wik seli ToF. casn oF take part paymnent in good farm land in wost- ern fowa or_oastern Nehraskn. For partiou- lars address X Q, Bee oftice, Council B lam OR BALE or E n.nn—I now 83 hbl com- imation will situat r, near Hebro, in Th o S improvad ¥ live stock, For further particuiars address First N stional Tiank. Hebran, Nab ONHALE—HH' Tuterost Tn one oF mu be: drug stores in southwestern low Capl pital Foduirod 2500 Addross D @, Bige ‘of" Oluuu Storage Wnrunnuu—(‘nrner T nud, Lard S orunrugo of house- "“L. nd_ i oioral morchundise at low e llwlwh at the h loutnmhnmnum 1.100:1:3 lm lllrd streot, Telephoun 632, M. 8. Goodrioh, mgr. m UND-On_the 26th tn & package con- 0 deeds EIIT aw. ;‘: Ill.; md il &'m"' OST—Betwuor. } Noflhl Il House, n |mlelbco:oon':'il:| ol g:w“‘" 0 “ ©Of coutents given for return to the Mu NThD—-A amart, active boy for omcu must be z00d penman.~ Teference required. - Apply MoCord, Brady & Co. 66 V VW ANTED=A cigar salosman to_represont a first-cinss factory tbrough lowa. None but those who can command & good trade and furnish satisfactory roterences need apply. BSalary no object to right man, Address cort poudence to Verplanck Bros., St, Pnul.‘lgalnln to Introduce our new Poots just out. Secure Big monoy ig thue, P, . Collier, l’loom 0‘ I(Edh.k h ock. sober, Inteliigent m-n nf goaa ross to try & 100 me t-uunt. oS 160n b AN'I ED—A smart, active man to U bold ovnl;! Jjustout. $3 to ln . dny. Nnuhw tern Novelty Co., 1207 h"“ml!fl ANTED-Fivo first-olass advertising solio- Jtors: only mon cApADIS of earning £00d salaries neea nnpl{ A. B. Eads Company , fl. K. corner 13th and Dodge st WANTED—Monw cut wood. T. m""l\o ANTED—Experienced dry goods travelling WA ormen having an established trade in the country tributary to Kansas City. State -mountot tndo. territory covered, nd how long. ith reference, W, B, flflm.l Dry h Co., By City, Mo. ANTED—10 good cornico makers and 3 slnte rooers. None but first class men apply. ~Inquire At Western cornice and 510 8 12th st. Omaha. 607 1 7 ANTED—Throo men who have had ox- perience doing ~gravel roofing. Call from Gto 7}4 p. m., at 1617 Howard nlr;'ut.n’ apply at New VVANTFD-A distwashor. 711 N 16th street. 626 28% York Restaurant. VYV ANTED-Man and wife to tako charge of farm. Cbas Chila, 1508 Lolvonworlh st GENTS wanted lor Ih. life of Henry Wll’d Boooher J'.l W. Knox. An authen- tic and ocomplete hllwry of hislife and work from the Mldh Outsells all others 10 to 1. and chea out and lplonmdlr llllmrnw uu- uua wild Ex, tra terms. Outfit troe. Now 18 the time. Ad- g‘l‘e“ atonce, 8. F. Junkin & Co., Kfl%fll %lly. WA‘IT!D Salesmen traveling in Nehrnlkl to carry line of bustles on wmm Must furnish good referonce. Address L. L. Raymond & Co., Des Moines, Ia. OUI 2!' ‘V ANTED—A“I‘I!‘- Bran pew novelties, saled nlmy immense, over 100, sold o ono article. {L Page & Co,, 120 lncfi. st., Chicago. 600 “?ZNTB D—2 good tatlors ut 217 § mi: et ANTED—A good A No. 1 | pastey and short. B order cook. Live and Ly va Cuflec ouse. ANTED—A _young man to drive dullv(\ry Wagon, Aan 1569 North 2uth ulrfca e e ants ey VW ANTED -Taflora—Tw o firat-clas makers wynted fmimediately, il 800 wages. L. Dornhoimor, MoCook, Nob; ANTED—Home for a smart, activo Amer- fonn girl, 12 years old, Adaress, Fred G, Williams, City. 6732900 VWANTED=Nicoly furnished house or cot- tage for thesummer, centrally located, Apply to C. Wells, 1606 Chicago 53528 " ANTED—A house or fiat of 12 or 14 rooms, contrally located for boarding.. Address H 44, Bee office, 512 ‘ ANTED—Furnished room within reason- abie distance of postoflice, for single gen- tloman. Etate torms and location. Address H ‘offi “ NTE ave purchasers for ten fous five and six room cottages, to be romoved om their present sites, Owners ot such prop- erty wishing to sell will call at once. Wallace, Creighton block. 413 31 WANI'BD ~Teams, 309 8. 1ith g% e FOR RENT-.-HOUSES and LOTS. [{OR RENT—Fiat of 6 furnished rooms, fur- nituro for sale. Koot of 3 rooms pays o tire rent. Addre Box 648 city. 603 For RENT—Large store, suitablo f for drug store or dry goods store. ~ Apply 2th and Graot streets, North Omaha. JOR RENT-Good barn suitable f tor four X horses. . 78 15th 8 OR RENT—Butcher shop with HXturoen coi plote. Apply 0ih aud Graot sirests, North Omaba. 570. (OR RENT--Stablo for 2 or tbree horses with buggy room and hay-loft, cheap. Corner Leavenworth and 21st sta. H 80, Ree. 491 23 Ofl RENT- ot 8 room house with close 0sots, &c,, up_stairs, suitable for small 1|un" , @ w cor 17tb and Doror Call on promises. JORRENT—New brick bouso with all modera improvements, 12 rooms. Apply 1318 Farnam et, 968 F\onm‘W-c new cottages on_Call fornia and dth stroot, near Cuming street oars, Rent 25 per moath. Apply to Kaufman Bros., 207 8. 16th st. th RENT=Brick yards, T. Murray. - FOE KENT-0 ucren of grognd. mproved: North of the city i milos. R.C. Puttorson, 15th and Harney. 212 'OR RENT—80 acres in cultivytion. Call soon, Marshall & Lobeck, 1500 l"lrnllm st FOR RENT=The Teading hotel in & fio ing railroad town in central Nebraska,2? Tooms, newly furnished throughout and doing a good business. Rent $60 per_month, Bone :{vn & Co., 15th st, opposite wlmmu. Omlhn, \OR RENT— ce well located, Inquire of rge of wntoo,. 1621 Dodge st. " 780 FOR RENT---ROOMS, OR RENT—Furnished rooms, suits 1509 Fari For RENT—Centralto business, nicely fur. nished east front parior and slooping room in private family for gontlemsn and wi or three gontiomen. Heferences exchanged. 08 North 17t B85 20 single_or in blooks of Opera house. G. W. 671-29 FOR SALE---HOU:! QTATE ST=120 ft front o Slew, aid cornor, §3MTB o F. TAMMOND, Renl B o first door north of Douglas. Bunny 8ide, elegant lot, 50x320, onah $6008 Towe's add, 2 lots, 80x)37, mnumwwn Wakeloy add., ua-nm ot sty in Omaha r{ Q Hadley. 178, 16th st ; Ution ‘nm 1,200 10 Yutes ot cor Jorefor, voth Yates & Reed's add., 3 lots, 105x10 Vinton near 20th, -foom 2-story uoum sol TH OMAHA—Some of tho bost cornors in the business portion of the town, and lots in all additions thoreto. Gregory & Hadle ooms 1 undx Redick’s Blk, 320 3, I‘HI\ 8t C INGHAM'S ADD —Targo lots, vmd o\'m‘/ ono has trackage. They aro cheap now, and will command fanoy prices soon. Gregory & Hadloy, tooms 1 and §, Rediok's Dik, 320 8. 13th st. CLMINQ ST—-64 foet front on (‘umInl st nenr Saundors st, only $7.500, 3 cash. This is an offer that wil d lmmlnllnn i Hadle Rooms 1 and 3, Redick's blk. .DJ outh lbt‘hz;t. Aflfixm PLACE=One of the finest corners Virginiaave, 162150, Lots loveled up Ind‘fiml about 3 ft above fiua. only 85,50 rogory & llnmoy IATRMOUNT PLACE—Lots 28 llld 29, one of the best corners in North End, $1.700 for both, $850 cash. and balance 1,2 and 8 yalrn Grogory & Hadley. 429 ELSON'S ADD - Lot 62%x125, with 2 houses, one 11-room, the other 1-mom, total rent $048 per yoar, all tor 86,000, $2,4% cash. bal 1 5yoars. Notice tho easy torms and that mn pays over 10 per cent on investmeat, Gro lgo& Hndl. Rooms 1 and 3, Redick bik, %0 ARGAINS in iside property. 3 very clioioe corniora on Farnam east of 20th street at figures which will net purchasers & big profit in & very short time, Choice corner 132 ft front on Dodge 8t 818,000, Choice corner on 16th and Jackson. l:70"1" on 16th and Jones very desirable and cheaj 4 fton Harney st betwoen 14th and 15th. ahoios piote oF ‘Susinoss property in which near Loavenworth, Corner St. Mary's ave and Jaokson tmproved, price §21,000, ntire Block in Cradit Foncior add, i roved, trackage on two sides, fine o irgo manufacturing plant, $21.00. “Take it bo- fore the price 'We als hitvo & ohoioo list of hargains in rosi- dence property {n all parts of tho “city and in Bouth Omaha.” Call and look over our list be- fore purchasing. Wright & Lasbury; Undor Paxton Hotel. 4 80 J. HDOK Real Estate, 189 Facnam Stroet. m—nue llr‘e lot in Saunders & Himebaugh's l“—lnl on lllmlltnn at., in Walnut Hill, 50x195, ith new 6-room house, This is & snap ut llfi.-‘lm. well 1,4 328- T"ll front lot 50xM3 on 10th et., nmear Hickory, $4,000. 331—East front on 2ith st., near Poppleton, \rees, new house, Look t this. It is & bargain, §2,800. 332—South front lot 80x108, bnsement cottage, alllern. city water, and barn, $1,000, cash, r ice, $4.000. 834—Fine east front, Virginia ave., near Pacifio, $2.500. 8433 fine east fronts in Harscom place. $1,878, each; 2 south front lots in J. 1. Redick's 8ub., near Virginia ava. and Howard sis, 842—Fine south front in HieKory place, $1,475. Roso Hill lots from $250 up. 2 lota and 6.room new house 1n Saunders & Hi baugh'aadd. to Walnut Hill, near mm-ry Fond, $500 ossh, § Burlington Center 0 $700, are good investments. 340! flplnndld JOron 2oth 8ty noar 1 st South Omaha. Big bargain, Oplv $300. 314—€orner lot in Grand Vi 816—Fine south cornor 25th Popoleton ave., 60x168, with nice house) 000, o surroundings, 234—2 omst fronts in Amblor Place, on pro- ooted car line, $700 each. 82600 teet south front on Rarney noar 2ith, 44 foot on Hurney st., jo hoart of busi’ ney 13068 fentt. corner, on §. #th, 8-room house, of lotain Cunningbam'§sub, div. at a bar- ain —fot'in Bokerman's add 43-12—2 large lots in Fost corner, 2 blocks trom cablo, 85,00 14564 foet south front in Hawe's add, $1,250 258—Fino 60-foot south front lot on Boward st. 1) 1 s i Hesogvort add., both for §2.200 h st., $1,200 L 450, add, lll 2 Iots in Resorvoir rnburg Place, & bargain, $4,500. It you have Any good property sell chea st it with me, 1. J. Estate, 1 Farnam St. R BALE—Neat b room_cottaxo, 2000 Grase st. Fasy terms: oheap, or will exchanze (nr'v‘n&rotv-lunbla property. J. M, Dnvu 320 st. )R SALE—100 feet front, cornor on llr am st $12,000; specialsnap'in this; baif odsh. 3. L. Rice & Co. 98 8 SALE_Lot 8, blook 70 South Omahs, $2,700; 81, 600 cush, J. L. Rico &Co. 497 R BALE—80 foet front on Saunders st, with lmprmamonu worth $1.600 7,500 Positive bargain. J. L. Rice & Co. 496 ELEPHONE 418 for J. L. Rico & Co., r‘c_nl e ‘ou wish to ook, Real 676 20 IOR BALE—Bouth front lot_in_Washington Square add, $.000, worth 3 3. L. Rice & Co. solo agents. acre. Ru OK SALE—8 fine residonce lots in Gise's add., opposite Kountzo's Place, $1.000 gaohi Just on the maket. J. L. Bloo & bo.dole OR RENT—For tho summer or permantly, turnished rooms with first-class modern conveniences. _ Only tenants willing to g:y for l:u-h accommodations desired. No. ll‘ 16tk stroet. FOR RENT-Nicely fury If deaired, 113 So 2id hed vooms, WI bet Douglas and ou RENT—Farnished sloeping rooms '—C... furnished and unfurnished rooms for ight bousskesping, Inquire W9 Howard s, OR RENT-Front varior and alco far- nished; good board, 2531 St. ery'ullve. 'OR RENT—A nicely front furplshed room, ‘with bed room. 518 North 15tn ll“'.r'u‘:;i OR_RENT-Handsomely furnished rooms, mocern converiences, 318 N, lml“:fll' i JFON RENT—Furnishod rooms, 1816 Dodge. G8va%T FOH R R RENT-A nico furnished foom at & ‘month. Apply at 617 Virginia ave. {0t RENT—Nicely rurni-hea front bay win- dow room, new house, bath gas, etc, to one Or two young men, apply 2608 Dounu-;m‘;)n. Furnished front room, 1018 ‘C-u 0 B Fon HENT- ‘Imnly furnish dmom forladies, 24 tloor, . Ma 603 28, ) —_—— e = o WAN TED-—-YEH.A“ HELP. FANTE irls for the kmhun Apply iilard i llulul. “YAth-D—mrl t do meneral hnulewflrl. must bo zood cook. 1818 Webster. 443 J ANTED- 1k (n kitchen at Doran House, 422 3 Ialh 8t., near St. Mary' fulv.. ‘VANTFD~A good cook at 513 So. mh St 800d Wi wANfl!I)—A &irl for general houlewnrk in family of three; wages $4.00 for a good girl; 1711 N, 10th §t. {M ‘YANTED—G"I 15 to 16 yoars old for bousework, 1025 Catorine st; ln;?' oneral fan- 2y “( ANTED-A girl for general numwnrh in llfl.“ llmfly': 1908 hl'nlll 50s 30 WANTID—Gh'I for gencral houuwurk T WANTRI‘—A ®ood girl 1or lsnornl houl" ‘work at 104 8 18th atreof ‘vurxu-um tor ho\luml. 1805 Farnam. 628 0* “ X pug _dog. Het _‘& Wluuan’ln‘:’“m bt 3 NTED -, ‘vA 'BD—A girl for smal famil, lll“. Tauta Sdopiod. "4 PrREONAL—Mra. Dr. Nan d;:vonnt Medicai and b NAI. private home for ladies during ont. Striotl fidential, W R 101-m2e* b" wm..um ;? m.‘.".z Skl it YANTED~—Cmod is at C ial b W ot e Yo wages. lnquire belwnn Landdp. fll 0] ANTED—A girl at Omaba 8¢ T. W ALt wd L e T l‘:l’l‘:l.(:;un",' ANTED—Girl to run collar | . WA Lauoary, 1850 "“fi ox '"'-{ Emm.r. u‘r;:u l.flnz Tflnfi&u’."fl%’fix For RENT—Furnished room for two gontie: men at 507 South 13th st. Apply at a»in:‘«\. Foll HENT—A newly furnished front room, Wwith closet and bath. 501 South Wlh 8t Ffiu RENT—Furnished rooms, 118 N, ufin 3 OR RENT—Two furaished Fooms, m Foroam st. Bmzn Tnvestigate this. 80 ft on 16th st near Jones at the surprisingly low price of 81604 oot John Gallaghior, 317 South 1ith st. R SALE~4 fing lots In A, 8, Patrick's add,, #1,300 each. J. L, Rice & Co,, sole fgnts Foflsu,fi § W oor 10th ani Farnam, 00 feet front on Farnam with {mprovements, 850,000, 1-3 oash. J. L. Rice & Co., agents. 49 X ) P O, for Mllo, .‘zm tterson, Omaha No- 2% 100 feet front, corn. n Fi 0; $pocial paap in this; nmrmn JL. mm-’& ‘T, acreage, 10 Acres, §1 M&vr llulh & Selby, 1609 Farn | PIYELEPHONE 418 for J. L. Rico & Co., rual o8- tate brokera. JOHN GALLAGHER' Loth South Omaba, Hawe's addition 17 South 18th nrlnL n snap". 800 lnce, & (s Baker Place, $600 Eome fine lots in_ Plainvie llullml adate tign. Omana View, and other additions. Gusos and Lot Durt street nanr 30 lot 662132, house 13 reom . ete - 89,500 hs LotSa, nmm 14 roome, mm- eto. Inrml on bot Omaha View lot § With Improvements, & cost 81,100 House and lot on #id near Callfornia ab & bargain, better oall And seo ubout it..... House and lot, Sunnyside. Hou!n N) soll on small payments, baianoe it p-y you'to examine our list of business £0 p&?mfir the finest ncre property at holtn‘m AI'I?'A‘I 8T, acrear acre. Rush & Bel R SALE—Corner lot, 26th and Lako st ll 135 feet on 25th st, lflmtln{ ‘on two sirests, ¥onsh. J. L 408 South front lot in Wal | winrm $3,500 Bownmo GREBN, Blocks 17 to12, the best part of Bowliag Green. The choapest property on the markot. % mile from Tienson oar line. £ sore lots per sore 8400, 14 acre [0%8 per acro 500 Acre lots 86 odotaoxizt on Hamilton stroet $175 to $225 for Gat plats, hall & l,unnck. No. 150 Farnam, *Ful commisaton to sagote. Tolephono 7, IOR 8A LE—Corn nd g o, 4x150, paved in Tront, §1,000, J. L. Co., sole ugents. 490 ") SWENSON & CO.—1404 Farnam streot, Room 15, dealers in real estate and west: ernland. ' Houses built to sult purchasers on -8 —57 foot front on Farnam st., bet. 220 and 23, with $6,000 worth of {m fove: ments thrown in, $15,000, % oash., J. L. Rice & Co. 47 AM ST, aorenve, 10 F.\n acre. Rush & Sel l)l( SALE—Corner , paved in front, § Co., s agonts. OR SALE-—-On gasy terme, some choloe lots in Wainut Hill, all near Walnut Hill post- ‘l’l'lncuk P, A. Gavin, Sole Agent, Room B.Rfidlcl ock. 70 ACRES ¢ mnuwm of PO, for per acre, C. tional bank. JPOR SALE—S fine residonce lots in Gise's add., opposite Kountze's Place, 81,000 JoL fllclk02 8010 le, $600 Patterson, O lhl Na- ench; just on the market. agonts. JFOR SALE_Desirable roaidonce proporty on Capitol Hill. Inquire 2222 Davenport st IOR BALE—T lots in Institute Place,$500 each for the bunch, or will exchange for house and lot. J. L. Rice & Co., sole agents 07 T lf Joury property with_us If_you want it 4 uold, for we monn business, Pierce & Roxora. ltoom b AFiingson ik 833 YWO of the best lots in Bowlin: been put into my hands to_sell. very chnng The owner noods me budly.” Joh Gullagher, 317 South 13th at. Groen have They are money S, KATZ& 0O, 1511 Farnam st llfll’oe!on Plnl‘coby 98on 1uth st, with 6 houses,$15,0 124 foot square fronting on throo stree 812,80 Full fot north of Cuming on 2ith st, with 6- ro0m house,§3,800. Cornor Douglus and 12th st, and 25 feot front on I2th st 160 foot Iront on 17th and 18th st, each, with 6 nouses, $20,000. 6 nore tract in Tuttle's subdivision with 6-room house, $6,00 g choice lots in Walnut Hill, $1,000 each, Lot on Dodge,bet 47th aud 25th, 6-room,house, 40 foot tront on 10th st, south of viaduct, 452127 on South 15th 8 st 3000, Lot on Farnam, near Ui resiionce ot 1a Smsinit ‘Pn«m. $3,500. 1836x132, corner 31 Farnam, $17,000. Cornor 25th and Capitol avonue, $0,000. B0 foot on Douglas, with 2 10-room houses, oll Zlotson 860, fronting on Cumiiy &od Burt streets, § ouse 58 feot front on Farnam, with two stores and & residence; brings 12 per cent on invest- ments. B1X152, Cass at., between 14th and 16th, with T- room house, $4.500. Full lot, #15¢ st south of Leavenworth, T-room house, barn and all modorn improvements, ,500. “Uflrner. Burt and 18th st, with 6-room house, Lfl in all Idd“lonl cheap. i Ktz & Co., 1511 Farnam. I ANSCOM PLACE—Beautful east front on Phil Sheridan, on grade, forest trees, at & ronsonable price and on good terms. Wl\lnce. ighton blook, 619 ORSALE-N. R, cor 20th and Farnatn sts, 82113, §31,000, on-third cAsh. J. Lr Rico & Co., agonta. I,\nu SATLBRxI2 cor. 1ot cheap, noAr m--. 401N, 5th st 461210 roporty, 1ots all parts of lotain Hanscom Piace. Ho 04x%, location unsurpassed, §6,9% ORBALE—=A corner lot south and east front on special contract {n Kountzo placo, must be built on this year. Corner and (nside lots in Orchard hill. Corner and inside lots in Clifton hill. Cornor and inside lots in Walout hill, Corner and {nside lots in Saunders & Hime- baughs nd Cornor and Inside lots in Oarthage. Large house and fine lot on_18th_street with room to build more. for sale vety cheap Wc: on or address James Stockdalo, 814 !-om.n ot ros 81,800 por 0o lots in Qise's $1,000 L Rico' & Co., 408 add., just on the market. J solo agents. o XAMINE this list: 10acros4 miles west P, O. at. 0004 BW. ¥ Lincoln place pd 20th and Burt N 20th and Webster 28th and Califoraln.., 1 mile from .0 50 fogt 16th st, near vi D G Patierson Omana N and Cllmln 000, J. L. Il‘co & ORSALE—3 beautifnl lots fronting on Bhor- 3 o lhve‘nus,llll‘\lverl st., city ‘wnl:;',mauwgr and gas; choice rosidence property L ifice & Co. Ll ) A. BLOMAN, Real listate Broker, 1813 Farnam Street, Farnam streot, cor. 18th, 60x133, % cash. § 50, Farnamest., near 14th, 2‘1!]&2 improved. Farosm st., near 18th 44x132, improved.. Farnam st., noar :mn.uxm. very chnap, FArAm 6t.', neAr 0tk 116xx133. ¥aroam st cor.dlat et. 136x1d3 doith and east front.. S -ga,: s.n8 e g232 $ 53 4 i §§ nea) Dod[ell near 20th, bflxlfi-&‘ . Dodve enr 28th, 40x137, Improved... nel!rhlhlll MXIIE lmproved ";P §§ Lth et. tei Plrl ave. opp. plr §'§'§ ok plac uxm' kw 0T m oDlsusarit ro noar Dougl lmn . cor. Marth Hamilton st. gorr Dolt line, Improv 5th st., near Davenport, 100x1. Seward, near 35th, 6015 10th st, near (‘nwlllr. 135 ‘oot front. 8th st, near Martha, 61x151, corner. Tlirdotte st, moar 30tb, Goxib2,. on oAF iie Brt st, nedr Lowe avs, b1 1100 25th, cor, Popp! x100, {mproved.. Davonport, near Aith. o¢ 1-5x138 mproyed Chiongo, oorner Z4th, 86x1i2, improved r Poppleton, 60x197, improved Hill, Iots $750 to t Fess $650 to. . Hikhland Park, lots each—cash $63. ‘Wakoly ad4, Icts 57x160, each £ aores nea Fort Omaha.fuely inproved Canur 66x132, improved . , near 38th, 67x133.,. Nicholas si, coFner, 63133, track i ailey Park avo, facing Park, 803150 gztskasns & F FOR SALE—Three mi) gon, Nuckolls coyaty, Nob,, 1 section, 26 aereatn cultivation, 3 ecres fenced for pas- flirer two houes and 2 barns and other out- butldings, 2 wells, 50 fruit trees. 1 will sell this for $8,500, one-half down, balance on ten years timo witls 8 por cont Intoreat. - For further in: formation oall on or address J. H. Davis, three miles south of Nelson, Nen. dudaly ARNAM ST, acreage, 10_acres acre. Rush &Selby, 1609 Earn TELEPHONEWIS for J. L, ice & Co., renl oe- broki 475 PAI(NAM BT, scroage, rel & Selby, lm Farnam, FARNAE 8T. acreage, 10 acros, 31! mdnr _acre. Rush & Selby, 1600 Farnam. JOR SALE—Tn large orsmali lots fleld seeds, timothy, little red and mammoth clover, ’lmfl&er German and common millott seeas. 1 warra this seed all raised in Butler coun new, pure and clean seed. Write to W. G. Bos- ton, David City, for prices. 491 af% OR SALE--8 lotsu Crei, hmn Helghts, $350 b for the bunch. L. ltice & Co. hmln QR SALE-N E. cor th and Farnam st, 66x132, §31,000, one-third cash. J. L. Rice & Co., agent; 498 QIOUX CITY Acres suitable for platting,close to motor And streev car lines, 220 acres $35 T ACre on west city. 26) acres close to mora- ng side 80 per aore, 8 bargnin this week, ad- dar .C.Palmer. Sioux City, Ia. Omahuaret er- ence, Patterson Bros, Peteraon Bros. 468 261 10 ACI!EB Imllel westof P O, for sale, $60 Y« . C. Patterson, Omaba Na tional blnk. 280, REALR—0 feet Front on Saunders qu improvoments worth 8150 at $7500. Positive bargain. J. L. Rice & Co. JARNAM BT. ncrenge, 10 acres, $1,800 o oF acre. Rush & Seiby, 1600 Farnam. HIS 18 CHEAP—New 7-room house and barn, large lot, beautiful view of clty. It is a2-story square house, nice porch, double par- lorn, paotry, cellar, etc. od well. Price sh, balaace i ver month. Clark & ‘rnncm 1518 Do R SALE—B_W cor 10th and l’lrnnm.m feet ofront on Farnam with improvements, ,000, 13 cash, L. Rice 496 House 8 lot 33 ft east ront on 231 batween Cnlifornia and Cass 83, wo. "John Gallagher, 317 8. 13th, R OR SALE—80 feet front on Saundera st. with improvements worth $1.500 at $7.500. itive bargain, J. L. Rice & Co. 496 DD you want anything better |||nnlhlll tm east front on 3id near Cass, Gllllhur.al'l 8 13th, Foll SATE—4 fino lots In A. 8. Patrick's add,, $1,000 each. J. L. Rice & Co., sole u.»nu, 0 ACRPS l Il‘lfl(‘l west_of per acre, D, O, tional bank, e Eu!‘&o 5100 Teet from L snapii 3. 1. il & UotP ¥ PRING VALLEY, - Our new addiyon. Acres 874 to r aore. — h;nmt Omaha, G nsll & Lobook, 108 1509 ¥arnam. 0, for sale, $6% Pattbrson, Omahs Ne- ruer on Farnem this; hait cash. 496 R RENT- Elegantly furnished rooms. AT moderd conyeniences on pavod stract and streot car line. No finer location in city, ~ Call stmyoifice. L. P. Hsmmond, room 3. 1522 Do\illlllL O RENT-Furawhed rooms, 7t N, i mh. JFOR RENT-Riogant turntsnied rooma: ail inodern convenienced on pavod stroet and street car lme. No tiner location in_city. Cali my o P. Hammond, roomd, 152 Douglas s, 9 2bs = {\OR BALE—A coruor lot 85x132 on 1ith and Cuming st one of the hest locat.ons in the city for & warchouse, with waterworks and seworage. Apply at premises. 'rno”-n s:;i‘mr. VI\KLIPKDHE 418 for J. LA(M! & Co., tate brokera. Glm.'ml HBARGAINS. Bu tie court, only 4 dor'sstroet vars, W. M. Mushman Block, N B oor 16l cornor 10ts 1n ks from Saune man, Room 19, n!Donullll‘.l Fon RENT-Store room aad No. 10 N.Hith st buomen R RENT—Nicely furnished rooms n Toa- sonable rates, one block from court house, 508 80 18th st, north St, Mary’s ave, up nurmu. WT& THENT- shed Dath, %0 $25 por month. - 013 N 11t ’fi*h" For FoL% N T yuruisned rooms and board, I.‘.ulllml for Iv:%d’ room, Bl4 29% mot froot llfl'l lelnll o, 0t T or 8 room 15 bl Moe, P! !&u& oou from postol ora.1501 Dodwe street. oo bed i SALES W oor Toth and Farnm, 9 1 on Farnam with Improvements, 0,000 1 cash: J- Lo ic & Co.- Rronse fis slmml will secure 160 acres of first class farming land in eastern Nobraska balance vol’ long time and no taxes for 20 yoars. The O, F. Davis company, 1508 Ylnllm“lL = » [SOUIHOmas Purk and Humugnd Fiaco i A A AR R , owne: oor twoen Farnam andHi rnoy. . al "lilfi':fidm R Hellman bullding cor, pricen. dias uml and .'..mmfi'm'."."“f"’a %w-n Hn ot., Room e PO .'J Vo k13 ““"""h...., 16 BARGAIN—-O1 undred !nl trout on Boutb Ihvenlh st, mrur lot, only $5,000. ontime. V. L. Vodicka, 520 South l.uh ot Som'l! Omahn Pu'l llld nlmmoni le ‘Theo Olsen . 84 tioor be- LX) l FUB SALE—Gratam Creighton mock. Lot next to cor Burt and Brow mx\u It near Leavenworth st lmlll house, on uflllm" rond 40x120 {t $750 each. lot noar Farnam st, Highland Place, east o t: Bhial) house on 20th st, cable lino, 32,500, ¢ sniall hou able line, L Lo add $950. Tot 5 Buell's sub div, Charles Five beautiful acres, Bontlela, Five soros on Ames 26 £t on Baunders st §1 ?or 1t, Good ot 1n Crostan 81 2. Lots on Milltary road $750. 13 lots in Cloverdale will be sold ltn bargain iz Gral N Crelghton Blook Fl)fl BALE—South froot lot in Washington Bguara add, $3,000, worth $3,500; m\lltufu. tice & Co, sole ngonts. [{ CHANCE for Investments. Gibson, Aylesworth & Denjamin, 12 Farnam st. 1ot in Tmp. Ass'n, 7xi1l, with ¥ swall houses ... K] 1ot in Hawth llnvunwrt, with 'ery easy terins. 1105 16 e 26 dde, 1lot in Bedford Placo, 5UXi24. 1% lotain munn ‘s ist add, 16(12‘“&. Cald. ol Kountze 4th add, Iof %, biock §—six roor house, well, eidtorn barn, &o Himebaugh & Pattorson sub-lot 16, block 2, contract 120'fc on St. ve, 2§ om o a0 water, will subdiyiie: n St. Mary’s avo bet, 19th and 20th Chojeg Tot in DA View. 122 £t on 18th st. near Farnn 2lots, 80x27, Lowe's ndd, {-room hy cellar, well and 6foot' bara, price 'ISE & PARMELE, 1500 Farnam st, Offer thess ba 1 corner Guorgia ave. and Dupont 7 Orcnard bill, choioe lots oach $55 H nd 2 fll\‘l!‘ ors & Himebaugh's ace, chenp. Redick's Sub-division, Zchoice lots in Maynes add., each $3)2 2oholce lota Fairmount piace. 1acre best in Balvedere, bargain $300 llou Jou- -mdmon. “l':&lm Slom saum R piAce. & 8 Brown Park, bargaing 24 lots ohoice in Yates & Hompels addition. 10 acres % mile south of Harris & Patterson's suner, ex!r- nice, cheap and easy torms. £ e lat of _vestornlands for sale, or trada r Omal 400 ‘3"" I]‘hly |mpmnd Saunders Co., sale or tra 115 feet front on 16th street, Last, not 1sast. aorner on Vurnlm m.m lnd 509 Faruam, Wise fronti t m':: ronting ou two stree -doash. J. L. Rice & Co. 490 Fox SALl—curn.r Jo, Btn and La 6 fost on #5th u, rmnma' 82,200; 1-5¢msh. J. L.' Rio 'OR SALE—A lense m $300 per annum for 8 '87, on atore room and t 01 lstl. s, snnw ] Co., IARNAM ST. acrenge, 10 acros, $1,800 Dur acre. Rush & Belby, 1609 Farnam. ['OR BALE—4 fine lots in A, 8. Patrick's add., $1,300 each, J. L, Rice & Co., sole l&;nu‘ TELRP"ONR 418 for J. L. Rice & Co., nll o8- tate brokers. \O;PROPERTY OWNERS me cus- ‘tomers for inside Prupurly. 1f you want to make a quick sule, list ‘your property with us. Wright & Lasbury, under Paxton Hotel. ELEPHONE 418 for J. L. Rice & Co, oy rm\l o8- tute brokers. FOR SBALE OR TRADE—We own Several thousand acres of chojce South Dakota farming land which we will sell or trade for Omaha property. We want to sell and offer our land at m prices. Wright & hlburr. cor, under Paxton hotel STER'S ADD'N—Cornor_on #2d st %0x180, for $4,400, Enasy terms. Gregory & Hadley. m TPBLEPHONE 418 for J, L. Rice & Co., rcll o8- tate brokers. BLEPHONE 41 for J. L. fico \!Co.. tate brokers. TAOR SALE: or 20th and Farnam sts, 60x132, 831,000, oae-third cash. J. L. Rico & (0 flflflllu 496 r!ll o8- ey G = CHICAGO SHORT LINE ==OF THE—-= Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul 'y The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluf]s to THE RBAST Two Trains Daily Between Omaha, Coun- ci! Bluffs Chicago, —AND— Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cellanpldl. Rock Island, Fuepqn, Rockford, Clinton, buque, Daven Elgin, Mndlwn. ].nmfue. Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all other important points Fast, North o i Res, Xorhoat and Bou For through tiokets oall on the Tioket Agent #t 1401 Farnsm street, (in Paxton Lotl), or at Union Pacifio Depot. Pullman Bleepers and the finest Dining Oars* ntho world wre run_on ‘the main lins of (i CHICAGO, MILWAUKER & Bt. PAUL RATLWAY, and evory Attention 18 E-u “to prasengors by urteous employes ot ¢ . oneral Manus: 8:‘.- O-nnml !lllflrlnuudlnt. ADDITIONAL OQUNOIL BLUTTA. Resuming Work. For some time past there has been little or nothing doing 1n the way of impiove- ments and changes in the Union Pacttio yards here. The stopping of work, and other oircumstances, have led to the re- port that the Union Pacido was not to go ahead this season with the improvements which were some time ago planned. Yesterday morning, however, to the sur- prise of the doubters, a construction force was set at work, with orders to lay the tracks as speodily as possible. Among these tracks is the new dummy track, which runs north of the ico_houses, the former track to be used for coaches, there being pipes laid and other conven- iences for wa-lnln'z the cars, and cnau for them on this side of the river insf of the other. There are a large number of other tracks to be laid. for switohis and yard purvosu the bridges for whiol across Spoon Lake have already been putin, The construction force started n yesterday with a rush, and evidently business is means. It appears from the laying of these tracks thatthe now round house, and the other lmgrovumnnll here, nrnwgo r!fht along this senson. This news to those who are e Ierute in the boom, and will stren thcn their beliet that Council Bluffs renlize more than the usual provortlou of the things hoped for, but not yet scen, ——— The Cottage Hospltal, It is something that should be dear to the hearts of every one in this town. This insutution is a mere infant as yet, being less than three months old. But its man- agers have begun in theright way. They aim to have a series of cottages instead ot one large building. Thus, mahgnant diseases of different kinds can be kept 1n soparate houses. Each cottage can be more quiot than if all the patients were under one roof. The plan most approved of now by leading doctors and scientists is this counfo hospital method, a series of small and cheap buildings that may be :;urnod after haying been used for some me. ‘The ladies having this charity under their oare are often disconraged and weary and feel asif it were more than they could carry on. 8o let all help to make their financial burdens less by gen« erously patronizing their parlor Lonun Thursday evening of this week, If yom cannot go buy their tickets and give them to some of your music-loving friends. pidetecr e Avoca’s New Court House. Avoca1s quite enthusiastic over the scheme for building a court house, to cost $5,000. Avoca has a term of court of its own, to accommodate those in that part of the county, and this new building i8 to be for its accommo dation. The cit- izens recently met in mass meeting, and enthusiastically expressed themselves in fauor ot being taxed for this purpose. A meeting ol the city council was to be held last evening, 1o confer with a citi- zens' committee in regard to the matter, Work has begun on the new hotel, and other enterprises are moving along ‘well. There have been no open saloons in Avoca for ten days or 8o, the business suddenly stopping with the opening of court. It is still possible for those who know the ways to get all the Intox- icants desired, ———— Strength in Union. The following officers were elected on Saturday evening last by the Council Bluffs real estate associntion: J. F. Kimball, president; M. F. Rohrer, firat vice president; E. H. Odeli, socond vice president; B. W. Jacobs, secretary; w Dearborn, treasurer. kxecutive committee, H. L. Shepherd, W. C. Mor- gan and C. H. Smith. An important meeting will be held to- night at the office of Benson & Mayne. Every member is requested to be on hand, i S ity Real Estate Deal The following deals in real estate were fileu for record yesterday: ‘W W Hawthorn to ‘f'hos Metealf, )¢ lot 14, blk 87, Riddle's tract—810. Same to same 20 feet lot 14, blk 13, Bayliss’ 15t—810, Hl';uo to same, lot 9. blk 20, Beers' sub Rame to same, Tots 5, 6 and 7, bik 2, Hoag’s 2nd add-$10. o8 G Mr:hrefo! etal to J A Hake, ne ne 83, 77, 89, Knox ' J A Hake and wxfe ‘to H O Seiffert, ne ne, 2, 77, 39, Knox Tp—$700. “C B Perkins, trustee, to J L Collen, se ne, Pt 76, 39, Center T'p--$1,800. 5" MoLioan and wite to Jn in Brubn, se sw and sw se 25, 76, 41, Yo) 11 DEmlly lhscfim to unry M L\Mng. ot l! blie 4, Glendale add—$300, " H J Cook and wife to F y Duerr, lots i7and 58, oflglnnl plat—§2,500, Ferom and wife to D W Bushuell, 1o 1, blk 67, R R add—828. 1 H Lund and wife to Mnrun Lee, lot 13, blk 3. Stutsman’s 2d add—8350, T J Mackey and wife to U S Hough, lot 11, bll 14, BSers’ sub—$i75. 00 Van Ormal d wife to Jas D an&r. lnl u and 12, bik 9, Purce's add— R Cowdery to E L Bo er, lot 'l bk Riddle’s tract-$500, 3 ki E A Benson to Bascom & Kifi, lots1 to 1 inclusive, blk 4, Benson's 1st add—$§2, 100. 1A Bonaon fo J P Livtle, lots 1, 2, S and 4 blk 4 Bensans Jotadd E A Bensonto A 1 J & VIII Bcoy. lots 1, 2and3 bik 4. Qmaha add 8780 E A Benson to Fawin Harkness, lot 7, blic 7, Benson’s 2d add—§650. Edward T Peterson to Kimball & Pham) @10t of lot 184 and w 2 ft of lot 185, origin: pm Council Bluffs known as 418 Bros way TH {i Meteall EG Loomis, 8 8 ft lot 6and all lot 7, le 1, Bayliss' 2d add—8§3,500, J N Casady to John Schickentanz, lots 15 lnd 16, blk 14, Burns’ add— t Smith to Uvmy Ambrose, lot 1, blk SUb—$300. irom-sz Smith to £ G Landson, lot 8, blk r’s sub—§300, Forrest Smith to Fred Dingle, lot11, blk 17, and out lot 4, Mills’ add—83,00 w l'hommmn to l.eun Schindell, lots 1 Geo and 2, blk 6- . Alfred Prale JH Brown, lots 8 and 4 blk 13, Bryant &Llnrk '8 —8400, B e A Nice Little Present for a Friend, Liverpool Post: Some time ago a friend of mine interested in zoology re- ceived one day a box from New Mexico without any mark upon it as to what it contained. He instructed his houses keeper to open it on finding it in his hall and weut upstairs. Presently he was aroused by & considerable outery, and found that the box contained & creature about a yard long, not unlike a crocodil It was really a hzard, and my friend im- mediately packed it off to the Zoological Gardens, with a letter to the curator, pree senting it to the collection, Next day, to his astonishment, Ilereoelved a letter from the curator, saying: ray, next time you send f1s an animal for the collection waru us of its charaoter, for this lizard you sent us is a puiuunouu one, ‘The moment it was taken out of its box it bit a rabbiy, and the animal almost im- mediately died, As we took it out of the box without any hesitation, this migh$ just as well have happened to the per- son who unpacked the monster.” ‘The existence of this poisonous lizard was unknown to the recipient, and was, £ believe, not known at the I,on\oglual gar- den. My friend wrote out to his corre. spondent in New Mexico, and found thas he, too, was unaware of the poisonous na- ture of the animal, and had only sent it on ncmunl of its rarity; “‘but,’” said the New M um with charming frankness, in writing, *'‘now you mention it, I do re- member that one of these lizards bit & man, and zertainly that man died,” ————— Senator Aldrich, of Rhode Island, seng Senator Joe Hawley, of Conuecticut, s turkey weighing twenty-fiye pound.l the other'day,