Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 6, 1887, Page 7

MNONEY TO LOAN—=On city and_farm prof 2 M© y prop- 1) Adv. Co. 1618 Farnam AN BRI hend, 10 cents po b mub frauent imsertion, and 150 a line pec montic 0 sdvertisement’ taken for iess than 36 cents for the first insertion. Soven words wil The eounted to the Iina; they must run consect- | tively and must e paid in advance. All adver- tisements must be handed fn before 1:9 o'clock i,y 85 nnder no clecumatances will they b ken or discontinued by telephone. - Partios advertising in these column and by th wers addresscd in care of THE Bew will please ask for a check to enable them to ot their letters, as none will be delivered excent ! tation of check. All answers to adver- tisements shonld be enclosed in envelope All pdvertisements in these columns are pub. ng aud evening editions of | ation _of which 14,000 papers adyertiser the ciroulation of The Juffe, Tiscol hovut this cir aggreg, ore , than a the Seni, not only of the oft Bre bit also of Council other citi ONEY to loan on farm and city property At current rates. Large loans on gilt edged busin propert; Seo us. Marshall & Lo 609 Farnan Telephone 281 beck, }Ftwfi'iu Tonn, ONEY to loan to parties wishing to buid, 8. 8. Campbell, 410 S 10th st., Chamber of Commerce. 50 TV OKEY TO LOAN en tmproved city prop. ‘erty In sums of $1.000t0 #5,000 At 8ix per cent interest. Sholes& Crumb. 167 ONEY TO LOAN-Cn city property in Fume of 4506 and upwards at lowest rat e Money_ aivays on hand, 8. 8. Campbell 310 Bouth Sixteenth strect. 168 ONEY TO LOAN estate and loan agentt F. Davis Co, 1506 Farnam at. 109 50,000 to loan on real estate Harris & S8ampson, 1516 Douglas st. ‘@500,000—To loan on Omaha city prover vor cent. G. W. Day, s e. cor. Ex. Bid, erty, low ratel Tron bank. BT WIONEY to loan, cash on nand J. W.and E. L. Bquire, 1413 Farnam st Paxton hotel building. 1" ONEY TO LOAN on improved real estate; no commission charged. Leavitt Burn- bam, Koom 1 Creighton Block. 173 M ONEY to loan on _improved city property and farms from $1.000 up, At lowest rate Apply to Wn. B. Lench, Real I'stata Agent, 1500 Favuam: iyl placed on 1’m- proved re y or county for Now England Loan & Trust Co., by Dogias County bank. 16th and Chicago sts, 1 TFIFTY Thousand doliars to lonn to parti wishing to buiid. Stewart & Co., licom 3 000 to loan on unimproved oity property. 100,000 to loan on improved city property. ipooial rates for the next 30 days. Odell Bros & Co., cor Farnam and 16th. 2 152129 mi)‘mw 0 I0AD On TMproved oity Srupt‘rly at 6 per cent. Money on hand; do not ha to wait. Have a complete set of abstract of Douglas county. 1. N. Watson, abstr Harris Real Rstate and Loan Co., 320 8, l-"’ st. ONKY TO LOAN—by the nndersigned, who has the only properly organized 'loan agency in Omal Loans of $10 to $100 made on furniture, planos, organs, horses, wagoni machinery, &c, without removal. No d All business strictly confiden . made that any part can be paid at any ime,ea payment reducing the cost pro rata. Advances made on fine watches and dinmonds.” Persons should carefully consider who they are denling ‘with, 88 many new concerns are daily coming nto existonce, Should you need money call and soe me. I Croft, Room 4 Withnel 17 Building 15th and Haraey. THE OMAHA Financial Exchunge, N. W. corner of Harney and 15th sts, over Btate National bank, Is prepared to muke short time loans on any alluble security . Lonns made on chattels, collateral or real estate. Long time loans made on fmproved real estate atcurrent rales. Purchase money mortgages negotiated. Beoured notes bought, sold or exchanged. Short _time loans made on second moTtRage. nccording to marginal interest, st collateral b.mfln‘.mpl "’ to exohange for good interest 3 3 General financial business of all xinds trans- acted promptly, quistly and fairiy. Money always on band for approved loans of 7 Xind. without delay or unnocessary pub- liolty, Corbett. Manager. 1T t Linahan & 780,000 TO LOAN at 6 por cei § Yianoners 1609 i) ONEY LOANED ut C. F. Koed & Co.'s Loan Ofioe, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, rsonal property of all‘kinds, ind all Gther ax: los of value, without removal. 819 B. Iith. over Bingham's Commission store. Al _bust- noss strictly confidentinl. 180 G PR CENT Money. B. C. Patterson, 15th aud Harney 181 _BUSINESS CHANCES. Ok BALE-Genaral morchundise stors. Good trade. WIll sell for cash. Buildi 16x20, good stable, ronm for six horses. Henry Feise, postmuster Holtan, Cheyenne county, Neb. 858 bf OR SALE—A stock of general merchandise. Also houso and lot in town and 100 acros land for sale, cheap, or will trade for real oatate noar good town in eastorn Nebrasks. W. H. Heald, Lotcher, Dakota. 868 6 noss ohance: for male, the stook, £00d will of a first-ciass oloth- }l. store do'ng & good business, oentrally located, only reasons for selling thu owner has other and ‘more important business. Partios meaniug business may address U. 18, Bg:“omw. and | KN POUND, UP—Largo red cow At Brownell Hall. O wner can have same by paying ".‘;:‘.‘..“' THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY. e —— "ANT!D—Y‘I!" ook, § £70, $10 and $50; restavrant couk, $40% fireman_for hotel, 4 dishwashers (men), 25; steward for hotel and ten waiters. Mrs! : 3 second cooks, NOUND—Pockethook with amail amount of mone; I W41 5 STRA W Heturn to 20th and Cumings, ward, T ,05T-A bay horge, about 1 400 pounds and & 4 black mnare. $10 rewnrd to the finder. G. Waddell, 1119 Dovglas st. L [ O8T—Baturday afternoon, one bay 4 horse. A. H. Mayne, Orchard Hill. Re- N.'W. cor. 15th and Harney. VE TY-¥IVE dollary’ re stolen from rear of 111 N ronn horse, about 17 hands high, welghing be- tween 1,5000nd 1,400 pounds, ‘redish brown mane and tail, hind_ankle somewhat swollen- #25 will be paid for return of animal to owners, &t 100 § 14th at,and it stolen the sheriff of Doug- 1as Co. will pay & reward of §50 for the Arrest and conviction of the thief. 606 TO¥T-July 4th between Burt strot and 4 high school on 21t strect a ludy's gold wiitch with fob, The finder will please return it to owner at 2008 Burt streot and receive re- ward, 4 6 j“os’r- Pocket book containing paners. No T oney. Return to Planters’ hotel, and get 87 6§ © oF Graco se return to don, architect, M.UE. Mirphy, contructor and pecifications.” 1164 North 16th st., or P. J. Cre opere house. bullder. ~ STORAGE. TRST-CLA! Storage at 10 N 13th st. M 8. DURANT—Clarivovant from Boston, 18 A elisble in all affairs of life, unites separated lovers, 52! N. 16th st. room 1 MISCELLANEOUS. ANgnsern gentieman dosirea the ncquaint- ance of w lml“ pnlsl‘fllmg mugical ability and will stablish her 1n a profitable business it worthy. Address J. R, Stew art, (TL S_nccountants, snlesmen, correspond ents out of employment shouid plice their mos on our books.” Iecord Adv. Co.. 151 rnnm @l T [0 EXCHANGE—Omnha_real estate for & conple of e driving horses. K. C, Put- terson, 15th and Harney" JOR TRADE—F « chandise, etc. Douglas. y Parrott & Willinmson .21151 b J ¥i WILLETTS-Trained malo siok-nurse, ©J “Telephone 376, Y. M. C. A. rooms. i’ AY wantod. wame, Nab. FIYAKE NOTICE _W. 0 King & Co, House Moving and Kafsing, address 1320 Perco at. O T8 pools and vaults cloaned and dend animals removea by John Nelson, gnrbage coliector for 4th ward south of Douglins st. 1415 Harney st. Tolephone % LR ¥ $s montnly. A 187 50 tons hay enkins, Burhn. 962 4 Address A, C. FORR T]0, partion having houses for_rent, Kental Agency, Benawa & Cn., 158t., 0pposite post- office, We have turned ovor to them our rontal list. 'We recommend them. McCague Biros. JOR RENT _Organs. #3 per month. Hospe, 1613 Douslas. 187 (), % G, Houso furnishing koo o “cash or imstaliment; lowest Bonner, 1818 Dougias st. 11()" REN Hoape. I IF}nu want to buy or sell furnivure, go fo . Ferguson's, 715 N 16th. 190 Al Kind n: Pprices_at J. 159 Kquare Piano, $1 montniy. A Doulss 187 FO@ QALE —-HIEOELFANEO}TS FOR BALE parlor s vity. OR SALE—Furnitnre for _housekeeping, $1,000; one-fourth cash, rest in montnly poymentn of g0 or £15. Fiat'oan be rented for per mo. Record Adv, Co., 1513 Farnam, Several pieces of furniture, s and stoves, at209 Norty Lith 1L PAINTINGS. cheap. Goli OR BALE--Furniture for a 6-room hou chenap for cash; also new piano. Addre G 44, Bee oflice. 343 6 {'OR SALE-Bicycle— 76 buys a B4 inch ex- pert Columbia full nickle, used 3 seasons, 1n good condition. Address A. M. S. 1220 N st., Lincoln, Neb. 396 6) JAOR SALE—Car load of horses and mares at the corner of 2ith and Leavenworth, at the C. K. Wobater barn. 891 1 "SALE-Now ohorry curtamn dosk, only 4. R C. Pattorson, 1otk und Hargey. o For n. —8pan of nico sale on time payments. M. F. M re of B ro ALE pry lege of lease of house, 707 S. Ith St. F OuSALE-Dry 00ds boxos. all sizes. Jones & Co., 1809 Farnam. 24 OR SALE—A caolce Jorsey cow and calf, Also ight lumber wagon Dearly now, ap: ply 1506 Furnam st. 138 OR SALE—Furniture and loase of six rooms in fiat, 507 8. 18th st. Room No. 3. _ 383jy15 Fuu SALE—One six-foot upright bluok wal- nut show oase, Milton Rogers & Son. 909 L O 5 3rega & Son, 316 So. 15th. L4 VVANTED- Laborers of all kinds,mechanics, olerks, etc., to fill vacanc! City Labor Agency, northwest corner 10th and Farnam, ground floor. 07 ‘ ANTED-Hardwa 2 cooks, $40 washer, 1 panwash teamsters for K. B 19 N 16th ANTED -A boy 1o carr, ner, apply to 017 8 13t mAn 8 yre. experience A $50 per month, 1 dish- . $25 per month, 10 R. work.” Omahn 'OR RENT—Two largepngw stores and two fiais of five rooms e (ater And gas, On Saundersst. C. W. Ohio st. 812 {OR RRNT—9 room hoWd ana barn, 17th and Center sta., house heated by hot water nnd pll modern improvemets, $03. Alko & T roor house as above $40. J. { ‘elshans, 519 8. T6t! street. OR RENT—Two brick store ments 24th and Hamilton streots. Desir- le location for dry goods and drug &tore. s above if desired. Leavitt Burnham, m 1, Creighton bloc! 74 NT—Thres rool 86, 10914 Pacific. t-8ix room b 1108 8 Tth, 018 N 20th 63 Al VW ANTED -4 lady stonorapher acoustomed to ‘Remington machine. A Munson writer preferred. Address U. 10, Boe office. bl 338 5 . TANTE % nion restau: rant, 1217 Harnoy street. 8057) WANTED=At onco cook at old Brownell hall, 618 8. 16th st 852 6% VY ANTED —Wot nurse. Dr. Parker, room s, Creighton block. 902 6) VWV ANTED=A good nurse girl at 103 So. 25th 8t 360 11J TANTED- 2 diging room girls for Poc 1 for Sterling, Col.; dishwusher for ( Tsiand; 4 waitresses, 2 inundresses and 1 ¢ bermaid for 1daho Ter ., nll $20 and fares p: cook and Dishwasher for Central City: 10 waite re: lighwashers. kitchen helpors and lots of kirls for general housowork in city. Mrs. Bregn & Son, 318 8o 15th, E good girlg at cnco, At the Pax- Inquire for the steward. 358 6) VWWANTRD- At 508 North 220, & girl tor gen- eral bousework. Must be & good plain €00k and lnundress. 1i1jy 4) WWANIED-A good gitl for dining room work, by Mrs. H."Kountzo Southiith ~Cook at Emmet houso. g for South 1ng room girls hwasher for Cen- A 2 chambermal Omaha, 3 in the ¢ for Idnho, $20; cook and " d trai City, all fares paid: 10 dining room girls in the city, 'and 50 girls for general houscwork. Mrs. Brega & Son, 318 So. 16th. 871 5% D—Dining girl at Pianters Hous (t JANTED—A competent teacher for the German-Au school for English Address L rod, 13th and Jack- ident, and B. (. Grube, Secretary German Socicty, care B. & M. headquarters. T AN AN TR city, 8 dining room girls, 4 dishwashors, 50 girls Keneral housework. Omaha Emp. Burewu, 119 N 16th st 5 VW ANTED—Two girls at Doran houso, 4228 18th st., near St. Mary's ave. TANTED —25 girls for goneral housework, Apply at City Labor Agenoy, northwest 6th and Farnam, on ground tioor. 268 D-Girl for geuoral housework, Ji 303 5) plano player. Cull be- o'clock. 1513 Capitol ave. 263 7% VVANIED - Acirito do housework in small family at 1112 8 Tith st. WA —A young girl for general house- work, {n o small famly. Apply at Park ave. 587 -“'.\x-: 3 irt_and busk finishers. also 1613 D rentices to jearn dress m 5 t., room § and 9. §18 6§ ) —(Giirl for general housework 1 mall famiiy, 2112 Douglns st 40 woman to do genoral house work, none need apply unless a first- clnss cook, good wages to right purty, 1818 Webster. 105 SITUATION WANTED. JITUATIONS—Employers n need of clerks, B traveling salesmen, accountants supplied on short notice, lecord 'Adv. Co., 1613 Farnam. 8517 YV ANTED- Young lady gratuste_ from tho East in music, wishos position as teacher and orgamst in school or church, Addr . W., 618 North 17th et. v W ED—Bituation as baker: cit; try. Addrces Bakery, 1622 Luri st. W ANTED=Position by stenographer, best of Gity nnd outside references, owns machine, U 11 Bée oftico 7 ANTED -Situations for 10 girls for general housework. City Labor Agenoy cor. 10th and Faraam. Ground fio [0 CONTRACTOKS—We are prepurcd to fur- nish any kind of 1aborers you want. Lubor Agency, n w cor, )6th “and Ground_fioor. " MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. WWANIED-Board in city or near by for gentleman, wife and two childre est two years, Address John M. chants hotel. VWANIED. A gontieman having nicely fur- nished oftice will associate with person knowing paying business 18, this office, i YV ANLED—Tmmediately, u compotent party to furnish cookini and eating tents and board for about tifty men for several month; on lines being coustructed for the M.P. Hai way Co, in Nebraska. Good board must be furnished at $350 ver week. All bills guaranted. Address 1. L Overton, Supt. of Construction, Nebraska City, Neb 360 Address U. W ANIED—Nicely furnished front room, prefer first floor, with board, by genti :rl;‘!\':l and wife. Call C. F, Patterson, :I" OR SALE—Span fine matched bay driving horses. C. F. Harrison, 4185 16th e R SALE—10 sharos of atook in tho Omaha Lonn and Bullding association. Addi U 17, Bee oftice. . g 346 ll]nu OR SALE—First-class restaurant making 8300 8 month; best of reasons for selling. Address M 14, Bee. 816 6, [OR BALE -A No. 1 saloon, i 3 1‘ No. 1120 hrn:m ot. 005, Yo I, “:?1? » USINESS Chance -Exoellent $2 hotel in 8 W. lowa, for sale or exchange; 200 acre farm in Dlulnnwunt{.l 3 000 acres of pas- ture land tn Mo.,for sale or exchange. Record 350 8 PECULATORS opportunity. Information on stooks ouly telegruphed uncer code to any subscriber. E, Sherman Fitch, 10 Wall st., N.Y, 13)y 220 ANTED—To trade for improved or unim- d, atock of gen'l mdse, about ware, ubout §2,400. ' Must I, ox i Suadaudoal, lu, ing. Osoeola, Nebra: . Wilge, sy R SALE—First class 106 cream parior and confectionary store. Enquire 317 8 l‘,d‘l’l t uding b yours lense of store, best louulmnl}fl Etate and city. Address T 10 Bee office. ATy 1T ?U{‘EWH' Dest h-r::ldu Grocery etors o looatod on paved street. Oid es- tablishied trade. . Call o6 Fearan, Coie & Koo- ertson, 310S. t5thst. {'OR SALE—A firet -cinss hotel property, two story brick xeellent location and doing an_extensive business. For particuiars ad- Aross B B Lilly, real estute !uuor. Droken Neb. 154 21 OR SALE~ Studebaker buggies at Seaman’ Btudebaker phaeto Be Studebake) Studebake, Btudebaker Five car loads just re e F‘OK SALE—4,000,000 Hard Briox. T. :l“xllru FOI& BALE—Drick. T. Murray. e WANTED---MALE HELP. 7 ANTED—Nico room and board in first private family, betweon 16th and Farnam nnd Chioago, by two young gentiomen. Referonces exchanged. Address U iD—House of 6 or7 rooms, centrally ted, und modern improvements. Ad- Floyd, B& M R R, 810 5 NTED—Partner with $160 in good pay- ing, well estublished nicely furnished gfios buslaea.” J.3. Johnson, 3105 15t room ing bouse, 13 ‘ W ANTED “Day hoarders at_private board- i3 Capitol avenue, 960 30§ ANTED—To buy 8 houses which can be re moved. A. F. Mayne, 1408 Dodge 3 A ED—15 laborers corner 16t! ard; wages §2 per day of 9 hou nell Bros. 7 ANTED—Good white barher, 815 guaran: tee per week Apply at onve. John O. Bergman, Grand Island, Nob. 389 B W ANIED-10 Iaborers at corner Lith and Dodye sts.; wages §2 per day of 9 hours, Rocheford & Gould. 308 67 ANTED-6 laborers. corner ng_st.; h and Cum. wages $2 per day of 9 hours. James K. Petiy. 393 6 ANTED 10 laborers corner 20th and Har- wages §2 per day of 9 Sours, e 04 6 12 Douglas st. VW ANTED-Coo "W ANTED-Mon to sell our goods in Dougias and adioming cousties. Wil pay good salary and ali oxpenses. Write for terms and state salary wanted. Sioi Co,, manufuc- turers, 204 Georye St., Cincinnati, O.' ~ 3546 o )R BALE—MGat market and fxtures with ood trade. Stephen Hamilton & Co., Third and Williams. 1154 YOR SALE A good botel in tho live town of Chadron doing & good businoss on ver, Full particulurs by addressing M. h Wyominig. T3 Jy &) Fonuted: ‘wdod Torseling;” 44 quired: reasons for selling, dress T 44 ee offoe. o R SALE—Luw library, choap. Wheeler & Wheeler, Douglas ana 16th st 841 A7 ANTED _Colored ome waitor. Tm- —18-room boarding house: rent $65.00 per month; 2 blocks from P, 0, 00J.00 worth of furniture for $1,400.00, '16. room boarding house, rent $85.00; furniture sule. 7-room cottage in good iocation, near 0. 7-rooin brick fiat, furniture for sile on time, $100 cash, baiance in monthly payments. Restaurant ' good location, C th and Parker st quire 1709 Jackson s 340 10§ TFOR RENT—Furnished house of 6 rooms I mile from P.0.,1 block from cars; rent reasonable. C. F. Pattorson, 1223 N. 19th st. OR RENT ~6-ro0 Furniture for 2, 8-room boardin 0. Furniture tor sale § 10 room boarding ho; This is & OR RENT—4room house, N. E. cor. a75° mealiately 107 N oot M8 6 VW ANTED—Active and reliabie mon that can roduce large personai business, 1o repre- sent the most populi life Insuranee compuny. Liberal compensation. Address Agencics, 0. liox 87, Hurtford, Cona. iy VW ANTED Theee persons to instruct in bookkeeping, py when situations ar turnished, J. B. Bmith, 1613 Cuicage 'nreu: 3 d“ls‘“-‘o;: boardi o 0 [3 business, 0! u for selling. " Call '8t Currie & Vollum ave, Kzpositon Building. 839 s ERSONAL—Ladies or #00d board, wif short or long ti ERSONAL- Miss Jon: Mo musio, torms lower thun & ry“o"lm;"m Cail at 410 N. 21t st. ool “Nannie V. Warren % L VW ANIED B0 men for Wyomina: wages 82, 25 and §250 por duy | Froe fare. K. & Albright Labor Agency, 112 Farnam ", 9 TED—3 gardeners, near city: 2 farm hands, and in eity., Mrs. & & Son, 316 8. 15th. Upatairs 203 12 VW ANTED - Prescription eclerk, ono_spont- ing German preferred. Address P. O, box 223, city, v8s ing Com: | rlny to obtain subseriptions and advertis ng 0 and populsr and rapidly selling line lloations uired by and on to , reliable persot o ry Parionce, rererences, &c., oz W8, oy L) and Burt 'Fou KENT—6-room house 10 fine location Inquire, Kaufman Bros, 1009 Farnam st, 272 7 OR RENT—Now house, ten_room neat, Wil imprvements. | C. W. Thompson. 314 S 16th st. JROR RENT -Nine @) room hou, P ‘Apply to617 Soutn 13th NT-—-Half of store. Inquire atlzi3 ine ot 913 JOR RENT—New store and living_roon Cuming st near Saunders st. Apply ris Real Estate & Loan Co., 520 8, 15th st. 5 e RENT—A basement, good place for barbar shop, s w corner 18th aud Leaven- worth et L) DOR RENT—A store room, 222f0 and base- " ment of the same stze. in rick bullding, for Eeneral mercantile business, k! gan, 1102 Ionn‘:’ il JFOR BENT—¥-ro0m house, T8 Facite. OR RENT—Window, §00d locailty £ ) Qe ¥rhb e R A '.'fi CHoIcE Lot for Leasc.—Southenst corner A8x85iy ‘Loavenwortiremd Park ave.,or will build to sult tenant. Hobbio Bros. 869 quire of A. H. Comstock, 1625 Farnam st. OR RENT- Small_office in excellent loca ;Ilun. Enquire of F. Barrett & Co., 81414 'Foi RENT—Three room house, 1108% AT Fox RENT—O.room_houso on 14th and Plerce sts. Inquire at 617 South 13t . OR REN e new geven-room house s uated on northeast cor of King and Cotr. man st. Patrick Bros., Room 2 Arlington block, @3 Jy 11 FOR RENT---ROOMS. )R RENT - Furnished room in Greunig blk, cor 13th and Dodge st Inquire of Davis & Hetherington, Millard Hotel Billiara room. 201 i,‘l R REN store, 5 8. 16th st. Kent & Inqutra’ Loe, Nichol & Co., room block, er month, Withnel 04 11 OR RENT—Rooms on principal strects 88 to e with us vapidly, hiled. Varnam st 7 NT - It ensonnble, iarge, cool, newly furnished room with South bay Window Refercnces. 609 S 17th st. OO RENT-Nicely turnished parior, suit- able for man and wife or two gentlemen, 111 8. 15h st 132 6 JrorREnT- ‘urnished room, {Oil RENT Flegant furnishea room board. 1021 Furnam st 312 OR RENT—Newly furnished front and back pariors, aingle or suites. Gas, bath, mod crn convenlences; private fumilys near busi- ness. 1615 Cap ave. 867 10§ J{OR REAT—2 furnished rooms for man and wife or 2 gentiemen, bath, 821 s. 19th st. 313 6% (O RENT-Koom for two, with board for the summer. 1613 Cupitol ave. i8] B FPOR KENT—Front parlor und bodroom, with first-class board, by July 16th; 1623 Capitol ave. Keferoncos réquired. i) OR RENT—2 furmished rooms and front parlor unfurnished or furnished, to suit, all convienences, 207 8. 24th st. 816 5 R \ed_front rooms: gas, 1R LT 82 jybe qu RENT—Furaished rooms, 1816 maf-“' = Taug 0K RENT—Large furnished rooms, gas, hent and nll modern improvements. New house, new furniture, 1707 Dodg streot. 353 \OR RENT—Desirable rooms, onc unfur- nished; will furnish 0. suit the taste. 316 N. 15th st. 28 ['OR REN—Store room for butcher, 19th and Mason, 289 ished room on ear A o for two gentlemen, or man and id st b’ 52 Fuu RENT - Nicely furnfihed room, close to business,st. car. - Chonp. 232D Doyl st =4 FPOR KENT— Roons on principal_streots, #8 to §35. All rooms listad with us can_soon e filed. Tecord Advertising Co, 1015 Farnum. JROR RENT -2 nicely fugaished rooms, and elegantly furnished:&front parlor, mod- ern conveniences, 603 N. ¥h st. 11 ished rooms. 0. 118 30§ JFOR RENT—Gus smuil §ad one large room 1320 Capitol ave. 507" “ANTED—3 unfurnisheA rooms In desirable location. Address U 19, Bee offic 866§ OR RENT-Office room on Dodge stroet elogant window, and other space for re n Aply to Mitehell & Loyonmarck 1516 Dodze & F 2N ine suite References rexuired, For RENT—Desiruble rooms at 2 TAOR RENT —Kooms. furnished, 1811_Capitol ave. a1 i‘“m RENT— Farnam st. Nicoly furnished rooms. FPOR RENT=2 newly and olegantly turnish rooms At 1708 Dougias et. 514 J5¢ Enquire Youns & 540 JOR RENT—Desk room. Blackman, 214 8 16th furniture und convenience, required house new, every 1700 Dodge street. Reference JPOR RENT—Furnished front room. nenr car line corner of Dodge and 24th streets. Inquire of A. H. Comstock 1523 Farna Frou i “Two well furnished rooms with first class board if desired, pleasant loca- tion, private family. § E cor 20th und_Farnam. 550 §y19) Fni‘ RENT—Furnished rooms. 1707 Cass, 615 OR RENT—Nioely furnished room. 1921 Dodge st. o8 OIt KENT—Part of ofiice 1212Dou gias at. NOR RENT—Furnished rooms, 1t At oo m .Inquire 013 3 Farnam 136 4° DOR RENT—2 niocly furnished rooms sulta- ble for 3 or 4 gentlemen, 1611 Howard st 34 floor. 1414 OR RENT—3 rooms in a_fiat cor 20th_and Nicholes st. nz 1‘0.‘ RENT—~Ware room cor. ifornia on Beit Line. kor Quire at Union Nat. bank. NT—Oftice 2nd fioor, Tith and Calie particulars en- 188 5o 8 I6th, at. 13 nicely furmshed rooms over | JULY 0. 1887, Iléuu want to buy, sell or trade, cali on L V. rum, 120N 15th 8¢, 100 Tots 4 & mile of U. P. depot for sale or trade. §-room bouse for rent. Two 10-room houses for rent, sale or trade. ~ ldlewilde. By 18 L. V. Crum, 130 N 15th st. T,OK AT THESE, 4 A choicesouth front lot on Mayne street in Orchard Hill $550, A _handsomoe east front in Hanscom #1,600, $400 je<s than value. Snap. A gou corner on 2th street in Plainview, §15 0 Asix room house on N. 1th strect, .50, Six east front lots fust north of the poor farm,only $4,500 for ail. Fifty feet on Leavenworth near lst street, 4,000, Ten room houge on South 10th atre: 5,000, Chofee cornor lot, with house, on Do In8 And Zoth, te this 13 room house and Iarge lot, Dodge street, mear the High school, $14,000, Largo. corner on Callfornin, near Creighton colicge. 66 ft_ with house, on 8o. 10th street $57 pur foot. A splendid lot on Calitornin stry At a bargan. 100 ft. elegant east front in Hunscom Place, with house, $7,500 A fine lot on Howard near 36th strect for £2,600, $500 casn, balunce ensy. Bxtra Iarge fiiie front in West Cuming, §700. 120 ft. 20 foot front in Kirkwood, $2,850. 'Snav. South front on Humilton street’ near 30th street, on grade, 2,000, 3. Hook, 1600 Far- of Inves List your property with nam Oit SALE- 50 No, 1farma within & radius ot 20 miles of Omaha, Alsc a tew good busi. noss chances in two live towns, ~ J. B. Silvis, Heal Estate and Lonn Agent, Elkhorn, ' Neb. o7 rooms and bath room, ), cistern, city water, 224 st north of St C.W. & G.E. Thompson, 210 QPECIAL bargains if cold soon., 5 high, > sightly south front lots in ('r(-ll:Im-n Heignts, Will sell togother or soparate. Hart's Great Western Itenl Estato Agency, O fire pince, oak feet of ground. Mary's nve. $4,500. 2148, 16th OR SALE=Ono million acres of land in Ne- bruska. Speculntor’s lands,railrond Iande, anches, and farms in all ts of the state. Send for pamphlet containing deserip- tion and p over one thousnnd farms, A fine topo Imupof the state sont freo upon npplieation. F. H. Andrus, for 10 years Gen'l Lund Agent 1.& M. R R Eighth and P strects, Lincoln, Netraski, 240 an aull fOF & fow dAya only W Lt ke hiiveson ToF 85,400 Lo 171 Gige's nddition , $8,30). Rlock 1 Boyd's addition, $4,50. One-third baiance 1, 3 and 3 years. Ttemington & McCormick, 320 Soutn 15th st JOR SALE—A great bargain, a beautitul lot onzith and Spring, at §L000. Inquire for particulnrs at the Kk Horn Vailey hotel barber ghop, 11th and Dodee. 4 8) RRUSIVENCE Burcuins - B0x onst front Hanscom Pluce, elegant #-roomed house overy convenicnce, ot nicely sodded, good barn, city water, ot 1f you are looking for & bargain, take an hour to {nvestigate this 50x142, ekt front, Hunscom Pluce, modern 10-roomed house, birn and uliey at_rear, §7,000. A growing piec improved pmp«n(v in 10 per cent on over $20,00) can b sold cheap if taken at onc B0xH0 with splendid 6 roomed cottage 1'5 story large hall, bay window. city water, &o, hus slated roof, & charming howe, 3,100, very' easy terms. 2x05 with 8 roomed house, 11-2 locality. $3,200, cush $500. 0x160 Whiaut hill 8 roomed house, south front. nicely sodded ana fonced, ¥i,500, ensy terms. 50x150 Orchard hill, with 8 roomed hou shade trees, barn, &c, ean be bought for §: Hx150, south front on Hamiiton et, 8-rocmed house. & suap ut §3,000, only 600 cas 108125, © with modérn “ten-room south and east front, 5,500, ensy terms. Wo have saveral hotses and lots in good locality which we can sell on terms to suit pur- chaser, Wo havo so trade for farn any kind of more Bu 15th an story, nice d house, > good fmproved property to also city property to trade for handise, neas Property. Davenport, & great bargain casy torms. 2nd wnd 1zard, only $11,000. 208 feet tront, Beit Line trackage, for $5.500 Vacnt lots in all parts of Call and see nstwan & Winstautey, 120 X 15(h e g}’l(h\(; VALLEY—Spring Valley joins the » city on the south,two miles west from South Omaha Stock Yards, half & mile south of the Dierks manufactory. ‘Tne Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley passes through the addition, Eighty acres of it mie sold. We offer the remaining 40 acres east of the M souri Pacific raliroad, the finest garden lands, at from ) to $550 per acre, in lots of from one und one-fourth to ten acres, on long time, only one-fifth h, Nearest the Stock Yards we have Lobeck's subdivision of Spring Valiey, eighty-four lots, 50x1350 at $200 to K 50. Terms, 10 per cont csal and §10 por month, or one-fourth cash and bal- ance in one and two years. Nothing as good and cheap in neighborhood. Remember more than 100 per_cent has been made on every Idl"l"l‘llél platted and sold by us. Getin on the groun: loor. $ ‘Marshall & Lobeok, Telephone T3, 1609 Flg';;l;ll. R 18 a bargain. South Omsna, $900, Terms half onsh and bulance ensy. Marshall & Lobeck, 1 num. Telephone 73, 1G BARGAIN--Oue hundred teet front on South Eloventh at, corner lot, only_ $5,000. Parton time. V. L Vodicka, 520 South 13th ‘st 7Ok SALE-—New bouse, T rooms, city water and bath, 27th and Parker. Inquire 1709 Jnckson st 302 B) > ARGAINS—Wo have for sulo at rensonable 2 prices i y terms two new dwelling nouses with all_modern improvements. Nice iot; good locations. A nt lots in parts of the city. Jackson & Nason, 16 nam st. 34 FYO WHOM it may concern.—To partics who Dulidhouses costing, from 8180 to §1,600 we furnish berutiful buiiding lots in Redis *ark requiring no payment of principal for 5 yenrs. Redick vark has city water, 35 maple and elm trees 45 residonces under contract o build, none to cost less than §1,200. Its stroets are gr ded and turnpiked 1t |8 within the city protite Kountze Flace, and acoessiblo from éither Suunders or State. Prico of lots until July lst, §i We algo offer— 100 1t tronting Hanscom Park, $6.000, 3 to 1 ash Cor 100x150, Georgina ave, $5.000, $2,000 cash. Fulllot and 7-room house in excellent condi- tion, Purker’ 3,500, Cor 80312, improved, 8 11th near viaduct, $10,000. Meid & Jamieson, Sole Agents, 318 § 15th 8 JPORSALE-Or trade, 25 lotain the western part of Omaha near the Henson cur line, price $400 euch, §250 due on_contracts payable in 8 quarterly payments, will trade intorest in contracts for Nevraskn land. MeCulloch & 1509 Farnam st. 1000 o T—Large furmshed front room, suitable for 2 gentlemnn, 1708 clx\;m:nun. 01 Jy 4% {OR RENT-Two furnished rooms, pleasant- 1y located. 2440 Capitol ave 104 Jy 4+ ]?()Il RENT-2 eclegant rooms, nicely fur- pished on street car line; modern con- veniences. Gentlemen only. Excellent loca- tion. 1917 Cas: ol OR RENT—Suite of furnished rooms for sentlemen. 4. Hospe, Jr., 315 N. 17th. 960 O BENT—Elogant suite of rooms, reforea- ©O8 require 1607 Douglas st. 197 [F OB RENT—Furnishod rooms, 7} b st. 480 5y 17° FOR BALE o -HOESES-—LOTS. ; genuine bargain addition, & w blocks west of Kountze Place, $1,20' ea Acres. Three ten acrb tracts platted. with wo trees planted on each lot, adjoins an sd dition where lots are sellig for §350 each, will soll for #00un acre. Tinis 15 & good invest- wen| 1dléwild addition on 22 etreet near Lake st., new U room bouse in firet gluss siyle,all moaern improvements, price, §5, 488 no finer rezidence property in the city.’ Tadlkivato (hin. A. 5. Patrick's add a good south front lot #xi20 on Corby street, 600 11 room ho o e, Jecidod bare ce, & decided bar- ain at $7,000, §4,000 0nsh. 8 room house on Hamilton st, good lot, 60x110, south front, & splendid home for £3,000 €300 cash, bal 0 sui Patrick's 2nd addn, 2 good lots, price 82,300 and $2,400 ench. Saunders & Himet addition for #575, 3 snap. oPruyn Pack, I£'sold quick wil take 849 tor an o P Orchard Hill,a good lot half block from Ham- 1iton street for §950). Harney street near 21th street, lot 51x13), price §5,000, §2,500 cash. Mitchéll & Leyonmarck, Real Estate. 1518 Dolge 84 OR SALE—Corner fot on Virginia ave with two g0od houses, cheap at §7,00). Terms easy. Houses rent for §70 per month. S. Campbeli, 310 8, 16th st., Chamber of Co merce. [ ugh's addo, bestlot in the OR SALE—At® bargn, 640 acres of first cings tarming lnnd in - Howard county, this first cluss £oil: close to two lines of rail rond, and surrounded by well improved farms Can divide to suit purcheser, and will make ihia s bargain it sold quick 'Small cash pay- ment; very casy torms. Address Georga N. Hicks, 215 South Fifteenth street. K8 §14 OO SALE-A guo farm of 10 en- closed with 3 wire fence, 38 acres under Cultivation, 11 neres of ash' trees in thrifty growing condition, price $10 per acr Suky. 'inis offer good for. thirty da; Address Cbas. H. Wilson, Oxford, Furnas ty, Neo. ijye YHOIOE LANDS—85 por acre, $50 makes 1st U year's payment on 160 acres, Write for in- formation. W. F Sidney, Neb. 000jy23 o will take 5 10ts or less only »cks from Exchange bld and Union Stock yards on favorable terms, Sixteen houses under contract in same block. = Iwant yhat they are worth. I don't want fancy prises Iwant to sell quickly, E. B. Hrancl 00 A black horse with white star on forohoad: 8 ‘miles below Port Redmund's northwest August Muskat. JRdstiew RUPTURE CURED. By Dr. Bnedikor's method. Nooperation: No Paln; No Detention from b Aduuted to children testimonials on Ble. Allbusin strictly confiden- tial. CONSULTATION FREE. PROF. N. D. COOK, Room 8, 1514 Douglas St., Omahs, Neb. ll(‘ll:\lll_) EBBITT, M. R.C. V. S., Veterinary Surgeon Graduate of the Royal College of Veter nary Surgeons, London, Enzland. Office, Benham's Stable, 118 North 16th Street, Omaha. FOR SALE. AnIsiand on the Southern const of Massach Wotts. Good hishing and beach for bathing. Lo %-lo‘a 'fl the ’bn &u;flur Climate in the world ‘or ful 1iciars address, ' B. MERRILI D' KD, Mutual Lite Baiidi ng, 82 Nassaii Bt, N, ¥ COMMONS TALK. A Lively Fourth of Jaly ia the Brit- ish Parliament, LoNDON, July 4. —In the commons W. H. Smitl, first lord of the treasury, moved the government bills be ziven priority during the remainder of the session. e also fnformed the house that owing to the pressure of busi- ness it would be impossible to appoint & com- mittee on public grants, as had been prom- Ised. The measures which were necessary to push forward were the crimes bill, the Irish land bill, the bill transferring certain cases from Irish jurles to judges of courts in which the cases were heard: also bills relating to tithe rent charges, providing for better regu- Iation of mines and reform of chureh patron- age, merchandise marks or brands and land transfers, The government had announced its intention to promote a Iarge measure of local government (the opposition recelyed this statement with roars of laughter, while Parnellites kept up the cry of “Home rule,” but was preyented from carrying out its in- tention by pressure of other business. In order, however, to facilitate consideration of a bill alseady drawn, the government would ask the house to be invested with power necessary for the appointment of a boundary |';v|nl|n]||~sluulo determine local areas under the bill. Gladstonie sald he deliberately abstained from bringing forward various matters of the grentest interest to the house and importance to the country, because he felt tne house had been placed in a position in regard to the proeress of business absolutely deploravle. The country would have to consider this mat- ter. ‘The business of lecislation, excenting menasures coming from the govert- ment, had been absolutely nil, The privilege of Impugning the proceedings of the government has been quite ex- tinguished. He protested acainst these in- roads upon the freedom of parliament. Smith replied to Gladstone and n the course of his speech said Thursday next he would take up for third reading the crimes bill. 1twas the intention of the govern- ment to press energetically upon the house the Irish land bill. John Morely said he would hold the op- position to réemedial measures. Gladstone far exceeded the liberal party in opposition to the erimes bill. 11is opposition was more embittered and less open to comprom The liberals whohave abandoned their pri ciples would have ne the « from fighting coercion until overpowered by sheer force of the majority. Diilon (Parneliite) said he wished the unionist-Itberals, who promised lreland some justice from the En:hish parliament as from a Dublin parliament, would bear in mind that measures of lmportance to the Irish :K‘n))le iad been thrust aside, and rep- resentatives were sent back empty handed, excepting this coercion bill, On division the motion of Smith was car- ried, 85 to 65, Baltour, chief secretary for Lreland, reply- ing through his secretary” to Healy’s charges of breach of faith in connection with the crimes bill, said the government was still In favor of granting appeals from sentences in all cases: that he found the law ex- isting fully adequate, and further legislation was not needed. e . Florida, *The Land of Flowers," is the paradise for the invalid, and the “Fountain of Youth” was once thought to be hid in one of its forest glades. It is now the haven of many consumnptives, who find benefit in her genial warmth and fragrant flowers. The consumptive invalid need not necessarily go so far from home and friends to get relief X if not in the last stages of the d Dr. R. V. Pierce's “‘Golden Medical Dis covery” will restore to perfect health, For all chronic throat, onchial and lung diseases it 158 & most relinble spe- citic. By druggists At Crete. CRETE, Neb., July 4.—|Speeial Telegram to the Ber|—"Twelve thousand people passed the turn-stile at the assembly grounds to-aay, and a more magniticent audieace ot the day nover gathered In any state. The day was all that could be desired and the grounds were cool and delightful, not crowded at all, notwithstanding the great attendance. The people came from every direction; ten coaches from Lincoln,and crowds from other directions east and west. Many were visitors to the grounds for the first time, and the ex- pressions on every hand were that the people of the state did not understand the magniii- cence of the assembly and 1ts en- tertainments. At 5:30 a m. the day was ushered in with an open air concert by the Twenty-first infantry band that continued for a half an hour until the grounds were alive with early risers. It was a prelude of the musicel treat of the day to come. ‘I'he regular programme of exer- cises occupied the morning hours and at 11 m. the illustrated lecture of Frank Beard's was gived to an audi 1,000 people that owded the pavillion outside and in 30 Governor Thayer arrived from Lincoln he was met at the depot by the Twenty- first infantry band, by the Company of the state militia that is in camp on the grounds, and by several hundred G, A. R. men ho ‘were in line of march. he governor under this escort reached the grounds where at 2 p. m. ‘T'he orations were given at the pavilion, at which Governor Thayer presided. The G. A. R. were fur- nished reserved seats the front of the pa- vilion and the audience was only limited hy the capacity of the building and within hear- ing distance on the outside listened to the X es. The Twenty-lirst infantry band was the musical feature of the prograwine and Genel Henry A. Morrow. of the United States army, was Introduced to the fmmense audience. General Morrow spoke from manuseript and the oration was one of the genoral’s very best efforts. It was his- torical, patriotic and eloquent. John C, Cowin, of Omahs, was the orator to immedi- ately follow General Morrow and the audience, accelerated rather than diminished, listened to one of the most moufhuul and finished ora- tionso that General Cowin has ever de- tivered. The address was in particular to the Girand Army of the republie. GGenvral Cowin showed the Grand Army and his audience the dangers of the power which threatened ruin and revolution to the country—the op- pression of corporations, the wrongs of capi- tal and the money powers. 5Stock gamblers, the corruption in hivh places and the venality and perjury of juries and pubiic ofticials were held up” in startling distinetness, In the course of his oration he handled the Irish uestion 5o that it brought forth applause that would gladden the heart of Parnell or Gladstone, the veneral holding up in a scath- ing manner the attempt of the British government to return the government of 1 and to the civilization of the dark ages of the Plantaganets Tudors, ‘The evening's entertainment at the assem- bly opened with a concert of war songs at the pavillion interspersed wi short ad- dresses by Governor Tuayer and others. The concert was of the most popular cha ter,the band of twenty-seven pieces forming the or- chestra, a chorus of 200 voices and an audi- ence of 5000 to swell the chorus. From a stand on the northwest corner of the grounds the fireworks were shot into mid-air, and one of the most delightful events of the entire day follow «d in the way of a serenade by the ‘T'wenty-first regimental band complimentary to Governor 'Thayer. This serenade oo- curred at the Lawyers' build- ing. _The band also gerenaded General Morrow at the editors’ building and General Cowin at the cottake of President Foss, ‘lo these serenades the recipients re sponded, and the iincoln Flambean club gave a parade and exhibition on the open ground. To-morrow the usual programme of work will be in order, and the next spe- cial attractions willloccur Wednesday, “Law- yers' day,” when Hon. J. M. Woolworth will be (112 orator, and a b o'clock meeting will be held, with a ¢ ption and reunion at the handsome Iawyers’ building. The lawyers are greatly indebted to Judre W, H. Morris for their iandsome headquarters, the build- ing being constructed under the' immediate supervision of the judge, who has fitted it ont handsomely for the reception of the legsl itors. eenwood, cENWOOD, Neb., July 4.—|Special Tele- gram to the BEE.|—A rousing celebration was held here to-day, participated in by fully 8,000 peaple, The Hon, J. B. Strode, of Lin- coln, delivered the oration of the day, and was enthusiastically applauded. The usual Fourth of July programme was varied by a realistic sham battle in the afternoon; also a Kunhoat engagement in the eyening on Salt creek. ‘The Grand Arpy men and Sons of Veterans, reprosented the federal and rebel forces, At New York. l NEw York, July 4.—The Fourth of July bere was oppressively hot, the thenuometer dancing up among the nineties, Business | i e ———— was entirely suspended. There were several yacht races, the best being the regatia of the Larchmont club on the sound, to which na loss than forty-elght vessels took part. ‘The chief Interest centered on the contest between the Shamrock and the Titania, the latter winning by 2'¢ minutes. The veterans of 1812¢celebrated Fourth by ralsing a flag on the old foft in Central Park, areunion and a dinner. ‘There are only three of the veterans living 1n this vieinity, The are General Abram Daly. aged ninety-one years, Gene Crigger, aged ninoty, and Penny Morris g eigty-three. Tammany hall In its' wigwam held the ‘ninety-ninth celebration of the day. Governor Fitz Hugh Lee, of Virginia, was down on the programmne for the first lon talk. Hewas received with applause thal shook the building, and he only begun hig svoech with the words, “Away down n_old Virginia where [ lived,” when he was inter- ruped by a call for three cheers for V irginis, which were heartily given. “Vireinia, to- day,” he sald, ‘'c s hands with New York in hearty celebration of the day. Their efti- mn re smoking the pipe of peace to- gethier. He wished John Kelley’s eyes could look upon the scene and see how closer vnd closer the sections are coming together, I hear the voice of the great soldier w sleeps at Riverside saying from his death that he feels that a grand era of peace is ap pronching. Let us have peace.” Governor Wilson, of West Virginia, then spoke. Letters of regret were read from the prest- dent, Governor Hill, General Sherman, Se¢- retaries Bayard, Endicott and _Fairehild, At- torney General rland, Speaker Carlisle and many others, Closing short talk was made by Congress. man 8. 8. Cox, who made the late incident ot the battle tlag the text for a sarcastic -mclfim ment of the republican party. All, espect I‘y Governor Foraker, who would, he said, he had lived in the days when a babe w born_in Bethleliem, have sent on to Jerus lem for an order enjoining the heavenly host from singing, “I’eace on eartn, good will to men,” and a mandamus compelling them to sing, “Hate on earth, ill will to men.” President Cleveland, in his letter of regret said in part: “‘While there has been the greatest propriety in the annual celebration, 8o long continued, of this day, by a soctety founded upon patriotic prineiples and d vowd to a creed most in consonance with the 1)‘»(-rm-nmum. and protection of American hstitutions, it seems to me that at this tine, when thie. party with wiich this soclety i afliliated, is so [argely charged with the re- sponsibility of guarding the course of the government, the contemplated celebration of the ensuing Fourth of July, should in the language of your invitation, revive with more than dsual fervor the memories which give the significance to-day.” — - Do you suffer from scrofula,salt rheum or other humors? Take Hood's Sarsapas rilla, the great blood purifier. 100 dose one dollar. = e British Grain Trade. Loxbox, July 4~ The Mark Lane Ex- press says: Under unbroken drought the wheat crop promises above an average yleld and excentionally fine quality. All ot crops on good ground look remarkably well, Spring sown erops on poor lands are wither- ing. Trade in native wheat is growing worse, In London there is scarcely any offering yet, sales are only effected at 1s decline. s-lg of English wheat during the past week 15,0 quarters at 25s, against 1,243 qearters at 818 the corresponding week last Fenr_, Flonr is weaker owing to plentiful supplies cn wheat is slow of foreign, Trade in forel merican Red Winter 1s down Austrian and d 1s. Linseed is 3d lower, There were seven arrivals of wheat cargoes, throo withdrawn, four remain. At to-day’s market wheat was ata standstill. 1f sales were pressed values went 1s lower. Flour is 6d cheaped. 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