Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 10, 1887, Page 7

- SPECIAL NOT1OES; OMATII A 7 —_— = Sy Advertisements under this head, 10 cen! po sne for {he Nrst ins nta for ench sub quent fneertion., and $1.50 a line per mo nth 0 sdvertisement taken for 1ess than 25 cents r the first insertion. "Eeven words wil Tbe ited to_the nnei they must run consecu- ly and must ve paid in advance. All adver- ents must be handed in before 1:30 o'clook n m., snd under no circumstances wili they be on or discontinued by telephone. Parties aavertising in these comimn and bay. fiflln swers addresscd in care of Tar Ber iease ask for a check to enable them to get oif letiorn, as none Wil be dolivered oxcot oresentation of check. All anewers to adver- me nts should be enclosed in envolopes. All ndvertisoments in theso columns are pubs Yighed in both morniog and cvoning editions of Aair rR, the . crouiation of wifich a tes more than 14,000 N\xmrfl dnily, and o advortisors the benefit, not oniy'of the city rouintion of THE Bre,'but wiso of Council luffs, Lincoln and other cities and towns hroughout this part of the west. MONEY '!0 LOA!I. 000,000 to 1oan. _Cole, 818 8 35th. 637 M ONEY—W e loan_money on Improved prop- orty for any desired nmount &t _low rates ten yoars flnt interest, to run from !wol totts, Cox & Houstol ¥ MORE To lonn cer Bros,, 16th !vrnal op. I’ 0. $700 10 LOAN a6 por cent. Linahan & ahoney, 1600 Farnam. 638 PRR CENT Money. R. C. Patter lon. 15th and Harney. 639 500,000 to loan_on renl estate. No delay. Harris & Bampson, 1516 Doul‘lll 640 Mouv TO LOAN—O. F. Davis Co., real estate and loan agents, 1606 'lrnlm l'. $fim 000 to loAn 1n_Any amount at lnwo-t rate of interest. H. B. Iroy, Frenzer block. mm-'ro loan on Omaha city Drune ats $ per cent. G. W. Day, 8. e. cor. E; n{ 4 ONEY TO LOAN —On city and_farm clmp- erty at low rates, No dolay. Cahn & W 1y, 1322 Farnam st. - UNEY to loan to parties wlshln&‘m bllll-l} A 8. 8. Campbell, 310 8 16th st., Chamber of Commerce. ONEY—1To loan, Lowost ratos. No doley: J. L. Rico & Co., over Commercinl Na- jonal bank. ST uofll\( to Io-n. mh on nand,no delay. L. Bquire, 1413 Farnam_st., Paxton hotol butlding. o ONEY TO LOAN-—Loans of 810 to 10 made on furniture, piaios, b ;» pithiout removal, W lkingon & o:». 550 Favtis “otront. "over” Buriingson -lulf prop. .00 at gz per Y, o5 M ONEY TO LOAN on lmmnvnd oft, my in sums ot $1,000 Bh Crt cent NEY TO LOAN on improved real estate: no oommllllon charged. Leavitt lhlrn- (‘ffllh'on Blook. MO“Y TO LOAN-On oity roperty m sums of $500 and upwards at lowest rates. on hand. " 8. 8. Campbell; 810 nth street. Money s Bouth Bixv FRIONAL—PHNI. home for ladies durin Momofl- mfif\u mll mnm EIEONAL—The Gate ouy ment of- P y )lllu ! llli supplios the ok of Scean- Gll\hvl and G« tgn. JRRSONAL, mm for your sewing machine needies, ofl and repairs to the Singer Man'fi Co, 1518 Dougins st, Omaha. 468 a2 PBN SONAL—Romoved from 1211 Dnvenport st. to 811 North 12th, furnished rnoam“lnr THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNuSDAY, AUGUST 10. 1887, W r the Great London shows, o tumblers, bar _performers, Jagglor, snaro arammer, Jady foF wire m cmnn, boss _canvassman, long ro pay. Privileges of candy stan lmnolh -mmm-n for #ale, write or wire at Jowost wagos and act. Wm, Butiles, Ed- Far, Nobr 220 9§ VW ANTED-Type writer and_ stenographor. Good referenicos Foquired. Statg saiary expocted. A 20, Beo office. T ANTED—Two men of good nddress to 1T IMI. Call 421 Bouth lmh st. 176 ]) BONAL—Gentlemen, attontl board and rooms at mh 16th .-;n_"- ¥ Hedion) and buey TR : e Irvo] 1008 Boom No. 3" 1 Korih 1ot st. Omase. LOST. I OST OR STHA Y BDOn the eveniag of Aug. 4§, black mare, welght about 1,000 pounds, I’Illll car alit, Liber reward for mmnnntlon or return to lames C.'18h, ut_southwest corner of county poor far 3 P ve. 2199 S'I'RA\‘FD—OI !lololl, whlta and black spott- 6d Liewelion dog. 'Five doliirs rewara for return to (', H. Guiou,Chicago Lulfllmr (‘n 14th and Mason. i1 Sls ENTY-FIVE dollars’ reward. St rl\ynd or stolen from rear of 111 N 17th_st, & large ronn horse, about 17 hands m.h “'im" be- tween 1200 on: ll ‘lm unds, redis mane and tail, hind ankle somowhi l'ollfll $25 will be paid for eetiurn of Animal to owners, at 170 8 14th st,and If stolen the sheriff of Do Ins Co. will pay a roward of $60 for the Arrest and conviction of the thief. 608 M RS, DURANT=C] nt from Boston 18 reliable tn all nfln!r:l of life, unites sepa- rated lovers. 22 n 10th st.,room 1. S4tsept 5) O'LAIEVOYm “' ANTI’YLF!MWIOIICPG “travelor to sell #pool cotton iu Nebraska and D-luu Enlnry rccording to snles. Address, ng nnn. experience and referenge to "Sllwrd. P . Box 672, New York Cll]. IYI L4 WANTED ~One of the iargest m: ing concerns in this cauntry o fow more good eoljoitors ift th |l or state. Fol( RENT-Furnished rooms, 1707 culoih Unoxceptionable references re . Exper- | TOOR RENT | Finely furnished rooms, with ex- {onco nat casential, - AIEE ANd commission. collent board, on en lin, 111t cuut. 10 Address Y 89, office. 883 10) minutes from pnav.nm ¢ 10) VW ANTED- m»u- dn Bglin ranchos OR RENT -3 rooms suitable for house and musio, ovrner lsth and Fnr:rm 4 keeplng, soutnwost cor. 2ist and NI('lmlll | T wan'rlb A few bonr"ri at17%0 l‘od" st. References roq FOR m'r-novlll and LOTS. R RENT -Furniehed fooms in _Gruenig block, cor 13th and Dodge. Davis & Ilellah ington, Millard hotel billard room. Fflll RENT—Furnished rooms, 1812 Doda’- eight rooms, and_bnrn, e oA le"| FOR 1ENT—Hou Park avenue, McCandiish, v,in-rnn-onm\ pant makers at onca. lonfl and stondy work. Come at ofice nddress D, Lows, Fairmont, Neb. tuokmnn for 'r omin, big ood [4 "',"A ED job. Albright's Abor ) Agoncy it} Fnrn.llm nm WANTRD Ahoy with horse to carry & routo i onthe Evening Bee in the soutn part of own. WANTED—--!’EIALI HELP. “jonce in grocery businoss, wants & nost tton in grocery or commiseion house. _Hos Feforances. - Address A 57, Boe oMoe. 250 |ul TRD~ wirl, W,A,m Good girl, 1707 Cass, o "‘YA“TRI)—& ‘women cnflkn. 25 g irls_for een. ernl honsowork. Gate City E ployment office, B14% 8. 15th 8 245 11 ‘ TANTFI Il—anInr room [lr‘ Millers restat- rant, 1004 N 16uh st. 210 11j ‘ir&irr’nn ZA girl for goneral housework, . fone but frst-class nood apply,wazes s 20t ANTED—One chambermaid. City hotc BTORAGE. VAt " Wk e ¥ TRST-CLASS Storage at 110 N 13th st. T ANTED—Good cook and laundress at Lir. 659 Coffman's residence, he of St. Mary's T - 4 TORAGE—First-clase storage for nice rur- | 800U LG niture or boxed goods, at1513 Dodge-at. WANTFD First class gir) for general house 860 & ';fi::fi'"h milly txrb In( I{mlfily. light T work, nrnoy, Mrs. X X MISOELLANEOUS. 44 ¥ %! ])AS’I‘[’RM’!I Plenty of grass at Lake Shore ranch and room for more huruul Dlvjld TES wanting offects oither at auction or private sale shouid cail on Brown & Crelghton, auctioneers and roal estato ngents, southenst cornor 1fth and Douglas. 2013 IF you want our big far Hst and o-tal« ue nr fakirs' goods,send ten cents to C, m -]y. M WIN'DE“S fortune teller, the best in the city. ,l 000 wm be paid to party dolng better than N. 16th ‘lx& . TBI Oste City Employment office, 3144 . (oD street. “Orders for all kindsof help MAONFTIC Healing Mediums cure all kinds kness in_connection with clairvoy- anoe of the past, present and future. J. Pagoler, North 'State st, mile west of tair P. 0. box 633, 510 a28) F&ln.u't-&p-n Yiano $s montaiy. A 1513 Do A1 Fon nl:x'r—mm-.u per month. ln-lwi LOAN—Money—Loans placed Prgved reai estate in Sity” o sounty for low Engiand Loan & Trust Co., by Douslas Inty ik, 16th and Chicago sts. ] ONBY LUANEDat O. F. Hosd & Cos Loan Offios, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagous, Pproj of all'Kinds, and &l} othn ar os of value, without removal 819 8, Alluhalul- over Bin Bam's Commiasion §tore. strictly confdentist. ONr.Y lhl? wAN—?oy ln"’nnd-rll'nou, ;no organized lonn agency in Omab x.!’.nl’?,f m'fl; '$100 mado on f\llnlfil“ lllfl ‘Wagons, hinery, io. wn-ou: Terovar o 31'-.,.‘ u business strictly oconfidential. .lfle that any ©o8n be paid at llly |Inl uci payment reducing the cost made on fine w-w o8 and f:m" should carefully consider who th ‘with, as many new eoneernl ln z‘ m’l”- m..... %h maa 'fi'-r?:}'.“ foom TV n'{h"‘" VJVHE OMAHA n'::l.nu:]l Exonangs, or "State Noviomal pane®” o o nnm nvflll. rt time loans oa aay Io&u-uu on chattels, collateral or real lnu mnlnal madeon imoroved real estate m mo negotiated. uM nm-“b'gu il.m exchanged. rt_time loans ity. fltb“ I!!l.r. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. IDLAND Gua lnlu and Trust Co., 1608 Farnam st lote abstruots rur- nished, and tlflu t0 Nll l‘? ite exaumined, &Or« fected and guiranteed 8 BUSINESS OHANOCES. (\OR SALE-—-A 'elelnb ned restaurant and confectionery business in good location ‘and doing §o0d Dusiness. 16ASORS fOF ulllnx Adrress A 18, Bee office. R SALE - Or Trado—A large three-story brick hotel in live western lowa town of 5,00 pop. N(‘wly fumllhud throughout, hus 65 bed 1 BA8, Pleeu‘lc oall and !Y t'l'. oto. pot and Dusinoss oentor, Must bo disposed of At 0nos on account of poor health of owner. Torms rensonable. Address Btotts, Cox & Houston, 160734 Farnam. L) ing_store dotn, located, only reasons f other and ‘more important business. meaning business may address U. 18, Bee oln ANTED—Parties who desire 1o buy or sell A, OF exchange socks o seneral merchua- ‘boota Acdwarre, Srogs. {omain ¢|ry in!prov.fl *or umim: proved town or city pro| “y roved Or un- e DR B R W~ Oumaba, Nob, 5w l‘ol BALB--1 offor for salo the United Statos hotel cor of Dougias and 10th st. Blid hn I has accommodations for 00 hoarders in copnoction & bLar with a full ltool of lh. best hquors; will lflll chs.p on account of utol- ness: inquire on 572 13 1513 Dous! () L C.- !Ionlali:lrmlhlnrr 'uodl m xinds: lim Bonner, I 1;\15 Dougiaa st. at J. “ R RENT- FOE 'u“-!qun‘:‘mnn.h -«lll‘l‘yi A s —— FOR BALE---MISCELLANEOUS. OE SALE-At a bargain, a 6room house with closote and pAREY: lot 25 feot aust Fronts & biooks sonth of bowst honser Ad: dross Y 80, Bee office. 620830° OR BALE—Furntture, tho hest piying o Constantly full of first-cl liI,“I'l;. Investigate this. will and lease of hotel in Omana. boarders. Price r Hlmllonq'.ogfi J02 BALE-Or trade, a well-matched toam of dark brown horses, weight about 1,000 nd true drivers, fine-looking t ¥ with or without family carriage and har- ness. Evans & Bisckburn, 1810 Dodge, 194-10 " OR BALR-—-Your mh’o of the best lines of buggies. nrfl-tom s aetons, surroys, de- uvmmwwn. n top one fine hunting k- throu'i or send for outs ‘price to Cotumbus Bukgy Co. T8 Harney EBH BALE—Furniture of 8 rooms with privi- lege of lease Of house, 707 B. 14th 8¢ 200 O.I:“E.A'%E:C“‘ St ) and furnitu and iae ond Dodws. o o SHAP-hmmun aud lease of 9 room: a blocks from P. 0. H. K Oole, 3] 16 8 1 19 -FOURSquares of sbeet stoel ronfing le cheap. C. W. & G. E. ’l‘hompnu. 0 fl llbll ot. YOR BALE—Bay mare, good travele: ntle -na kina, for $60, 1671 No b ioth gt D. i 3 960, B85y Blfll‘ huulu at Dmmnmni &Co's. Surreys and oabriolets Clarkson o‘(m Fuaetons, Hookaways. Delivi ns, now and old, Becond-! ugg! Wmn. B Dnlm-oM & Co.. bullde ney st. 7 OR BALE-Cneap, fixtures and tools of ment market doing a oash business, also horeo and delivory wagon, a_good chance for right parties. J, J. Skinncr, 1310 Haraey st.. Omaha. 1815 Har- 1 \OR BALE~O01 x-foot \lyri‘l; l.lllol wal. nut show case, Milton Rogers & Son. 909 OR 8 A LE-75,000 old cleaned bflcl at a bar- gain by Julius Trettachke, 501 8. 15th et. R SALE_Pug doge: fine Tnglish pugs and Ttalian Greyhoun o8 for sale, For rices and esoFIption, Address Box m’!‘orall. ANSAS. F\OR SALE—O1l and lllollne wa JL barness and routs. Call bet. 1413_Dodge. n. team, aid 1 at fine matohod ba drlvln. ¥, Harrison, 4188 WAY\‘I ‘RD=—A good mnk. washer and ironer. 1908 Farnam strect. 16-10§ VOR RENT—Furnirhed gantly furnished, bat! use; 12 rooms ele- ity water, closet, foroace, elo, Wlh n‘nl for 6 months from Septomber 1. eren: required. One block from street elr. Bee om;a” 1 i RENT—One 12-ro0m housewith gas and furance and all modern improvemonts, on Capitol ave, between 26th and 27th, 1 brick store, 52120, on Doug!as &t., betweon 12th and 13thst. Inquire ot H. Spigle, i211 Douglna et. OR RENT—One lot_near reunion grounds with privilege of nine Acres about ono block trom maincamp. Call southwest corner lllh and Capitol ave. 190 1 YOR RENT. »room hotel, good location fve yonrs louge, furmitite for ale on cuy torms. 18-room house, $2,300 worth of furni- turo for $1,500,2 oluhl room houses, 12-room house, $1,200 worth of furniture for $600, 6-room brick flat, unfurnished 1l-room flat, unfur- nished, §10, 6-room house for rent at 1903 South 13ch St. col)pernuvo Lund and Lot Co., 205 N, 16th St. 185 9 Fon "RENT—10 room house at 2410 Pierce st For terms apply on premiscs. wut OR RENT—Flat of 4 rooms. corner 17th and Loav T- streets. Tnouire 8, B, nvnrvh sts, ND 3.room cottaze on st and_ Paul Inquire at 617 South 1ith - steest. JFOR RENT-..A snap. n six-enom fiat witn all modern conveniences, d blocka trom P, 0., artly furnished. Apply 120 8. 15th st., Room 7. 206 11 OR RENT—A new 8 room house nnd barn on 8 15th st. J. A, Dodge drug store, cor Ploroa and 20th st. 213 10 F()l RENT- I’nnof “office room. 1212 Dov e Fon nzn—mmuhm Tooms 1616 Doar._ ® Inquire at O F'(Sn RENT--Nicely turnished room, 1023 Dodge. u OR RENT—Three rooms sulable for light housekeep:ng. Cor. 7th and Pacfio, ko~ anire at 617 8 3tn 054 B\Sfi'fikr-pfirm-hm room i Dodge pté JFOR RENT _Large front room furnished for gentlemen, ground floor: maple trees: RrAes; pavement; street oars every five min- fien. &b Hownra st. Also rooma furnished and unfuraished for light housokeoping. E\okxP.N'r—Plunm furnished rooms, 1613 920 11 OR RFNT—FIIrIHIth rooms with bcl\l‘fl. 1903, Farnam. 065 all® OR RENT—Furnishod front rcom, ner car hino at corner of Dodge nnd 24th stroots. Inquire of A. H. Comstook 1623 arnam st ) Fm( RENT-Nowly furnished room, Imnra it desired, 1720 Dodge st. OR RENT—4 or 8 unfurnishod_rooms, suita- ble for housekeoping,0ne block from court house, on 19th street, between St. Mary's ave. and Harney st, modern conveniences. ~ Refer- onces required. M. F. Martin, owner. 163 JrOR RENT-Furnished room, lull\o‘t‘!‘%m_ uite of 4 nice rooms suitable kooping, references requirec 19th st., just north of St. Mury,s ave Water, sower connections, kas, tolding'doors ko, G ' (OR RENT—Tne largest store room in town. Inquire atthe Argus oflice, Albion, Nob. 1 nep 13° WANTFD—A chambermaid at 912 lmufllnl wANTnn—nmor city: 4 womon cooxs $70 to $40, Inundress and dishwasher for same house. 1ncity, 1 laundress in privato l’lmll)’-fl laundrosses for hotels.girls for ufficers y, no washing, 85 per week, diningroom m. Htchenhalpern gecond girls and lots of rls for housework. ' Mrs. Brega & Son's, 31 15th. Telephone bN, 248 9| ANTED-Two good _stronk lll"lu for kitohen work at the Paxton hot: VVANTED—First clase oook mmodmely at 1523 Davenport. Mr. Peterson. 180 10 WANTEI)—Faumlln!n to do plain sewing in family. 216 N. 19th st. 183 ANTED—An _exparienced housckeeper, white woman preferred. Apply betwoen 5and 6 p. m. 101 N oih st Lt Regors, 181 ANTRD—Good girl to dogoneml house- 1, WOrk Apply b w cor. Californis nd 'YV ANTED—At 1008 Dodge st. 2 'vod wum 3 at $4 per woek. 09 9) ANTED—2 laundresses for Fremont: iromer and starcher, $12 and $9 per week. Fares paid: 1 girl that wants to learn tafloring, ood paj book koeper _for ' groce ‘must _bhave 2 yonts oxperionce: Ldining ‘room irle,3 dish. washors. 1 second girl, 5 first-class cooks, 50 wirls general house work. Omaha Employment Agency, 119 N, 10t] 19 ANTED-Girl to do general Inquire at 2115 South 11th st, 'ANTED—Girl for nenl hOulG'Ol". ln< ‘quire 823 Bouth 71 annb—wu canvasserat 1600 Howard house_work. 07100 - 7ANTEI’)-A ©conk at Oskland hotel, flulmn. Neb. Must have rofercnces; 1‘..1{ ro- forrod. r VW ANTED=Two girls at Doran house, 1228 18th at., near St. Mary 94 SITUATION WANTED. F(ux RENT—5 elogant brick storo rooms on Park avenue, opposite park. Wil bo com- ploted in 0 days, 'Apply on the premises from 0128, m. A, B om I"ou RENT—Elogant _briok TOOms, modern convenien residence, 10 o8, ln‘r‘ullra F RENT. residenco With all modern improverents; best. 10oa: tlon fn the olty, Terms, one thousnnd dolia per yoar. Apply with referencosto A 38 52 Hes oce. 1M 14 (OR RENT—Two Iarge new stores and two flats of five mml each. City water and gas. on snmur- st. C. W. Cain, 220 Ohio st. 813 OR RE nite of furnished mnml lnr gentlemen A. Hospo, Jr., 815 N. 17th, 960 FOR RENT - Nk‘ely furnishea 1ooms, to gen- tlemen only, 220 N, 16th Room 2. 43 OR RENT—Waro room cor. 14th and_Cali- itornin on Belt Line. ¥or partioulars en- quire at Union nk. 188 OR REhT—Hmulm ces required, 1607 Dougias st. '|UR HENT—Furnisbed rooms, family, APNI to Leslhie & Losl en suite, in modern _oconveniences. 16th and Dodge [ ew store and living (‘umin[ 8t near Saunders st. Apply ris Real Estate & Loan Oo., 320 8. 15th st. OR RENT—New 6.room house 1 1-4 miles south_of P, 0. bet 20th and 21st au. fls per Dl! month, Clarkson, Wood & Co., 318 B. 1! R RENT--Barn lllltnblo tor four horses. Tnquire at 617 S13th st. 511 )RR RENT—Five room house, enst side 37t st., third house south of Dodge, $17, .v. t Ringwalt, 218 South Ifith - OR KENT--On N \V oor 15th and Vinton, 2 atores, 20x50), 11 roomy up atairs, suitabie 1or families or roomers. Call at promises or on M. Donovan, 2337 8 13th gh 808 OR RENT—Now T0-room house: all im- Drovements, steam hot, C. W. & G. E. Thompson, 314 8.16th 1000 JFOR RENT—OMoe apace an ground foor at 09 Farnam. Apply n fear omm» J. 8 Richardson- a0 Fon RENT—Store room Bitable for grocory 8tore or butcner shop; on the lnulhwust corner of 7th aud Pacific stree! 675 _1__..._ (VHOICE, Lot for Lease, ~Southeast corner 48x8514 Leavenworth @ird Park ave.,or will build to suit tenant. Hobbie Bros. 389 FOR n!m---nnoua. ANTED—AIl those wanting help or situn- tions nt_ bookkeepers, collec- tors, generhl portors, watchmen, Janices. tenmsters, conc en, engineers, fire men, barl u- ort " 10 the Tl Bimployment agency, S5 10k st "up stairs, ‘ ANTED—By middle aged, active lnd reoli able hullnm man & situstion in whole- or notion preferred, well s Wmon and coms A3, this offi man, baker, free of charge, Mutual lsmp\nynunl Agency, 314 8 16th st, upstairs. 260 10§ “ ANTED—Situation by middle- as chamber-maid in hotel, or house-work in small family. References given. Address H, box 13, Tavor, Towa. 235 10 wANTl’D—A Situation to drive & 4 horse team by o man with exporionco., D. it 1. Soutne hotel, 10§ W’A\TID Situation to do upsnln work and sewing. Inquire at19l4 (,ur\}l_,l';%]u. rod womnan FOR nENT-MnC al"lnl' and bed ronm. , 417 JFOR RENTFurnished pariors, en enite or single, pleasantiy situsted, on car lino; Price reasonablo; 424 N. 17th st. 216 11 OR RENT—Four gentlemen oan gocure pleasant home with first-class accomuoda. tions in private family at reasonable terms; modern conveniences: Ploasant !"2':1 124 TrQR RENTNicely furnished room, 618 8. JFOR RENT-Handsome cool room 1 “block from P. 0., shady lawn. 1606 Capitol ave. R RENT--Nice furmshed room, $9 t&" month, 8. W. cor. 18th and Jackson. O "RENT—Nicely furaishea room, 1021 Dodge st. 108 ron. SALE---HOUSES---LOTS. tow days onl se’s addition for §5,9% Aaddition, u,m ance 1, o s yoars. yd's One-third oash Remiogton & flac«rmm. 220 South 1ot ot Fflll SALE—Cheap, ' lot with nes 1 room house, south front, 1% blocks from streat car, % block from Baunders, #(22 Parker !‘I_,r:“ AND for aale; 2,400 acresin one block of fine farm ol rninn land, well watered, with running g, 6 miles from two K. R Stations, ElSworth ogunty, Kansas, good {m. provements, houscs, sheds, barns, &o. 200 acres umder al|lll'nl|0". k001| Average oorn orop thie sear, will il orle sootion (840 aores) or the whole, or oxchanze for city property, in- quireof A, D. Morse, 14th and Farnam_ stroet. Vl“vo more of those nice houses and lots left $1,000 each; 8100 cash, balance small ¥. K. Darling, LY lmh. monthly peyments. Fan SALE-A charming little | homo.l rooms, bemmlully finished, in l d, 85,800, Let us show you this 00d 3 Cllitton Hill, two eorners, o ‘when firsc put oo the market. Th- n ll cood money in theso. 11-ro0m house, ali modern improvements, on lot 33x142, barn, only 3 minutes' walk from sounmot. on Iavestigate, only "ow 9.room house on Hamilton strsot, lot 50x G Lowe uvenue, only 83,400, very o You gaanot buy at a better time. Oall and 860 our | Mlloncll A Leyonmarck, 1518 Dodge lr.rm ASTERN Nebraska farms to exobange for Om property. Patterson & Moore, atlonal Bank, (2] TLUIS 17, 18 and 14 blook 14, Clifton Hill; 10 is & cornier and fronts south on Military ave, $1.600, $050 cash, bal. easy. 118 N.'16th st. James Stockdale, 887 10. OR RENT—Thres rooms for housekeoping, at th and Pierce. APply to 6175. 13th st. 'OR RENT—Cool south _front plrlnr. bath and gas, 1720 Capitol ave. FOR SALE-Or trade, 25 lots in _the western part of Omaha near the Benson car line, rice $400 each, §260 due on_contracts payable a5 quartorly paymente, Wil (rade Intorsst in gontraots for Nobraska lani. MoCulloch & Co., 1600 Farnar st. FAOK RENT—Furnishod room with board fnr gentloman; reteronces required. 1724 Douglas streot. 709-12¢ WAKTKD -An advertising sign_and scene Neb. paloter wants a job. Box T4, Hebl‘s}n' TFOE _RENT-Furnished and unfurnished rooms at Gate City Rental agency, 3l4% 8. 15th st. 244 IFE"“ want to buy, sell or trade, oul on L V. rum 120N h st, & mile of U. P. depot tor salo o8 trade. 9-room house for rent. Two 10-room houses for rent, saloor trade. ldlewilde. B; 815 L. V. Crum, 120 N 15th st. WA!\TID—A young iady 18, refined and tal- ented, {8 desirous of unurm' employ- ment in some musical oapaoity. "~ Excalient reforence. Address A 15, Bo offios. 106 9] 1\ ORE rooms and houses on our list, Wo bave inquirers daily. No charge for lm. l f I! the Gate. City Lental agency, Jlflg X ANTED—Situation—A tady. will_assist in light house work ud ®ive piano lessons in return for ahome with a good Alnorlcln llln"y Address A T, Bee oftice. 104 12* ‘ AN‘I‘IHmnflnnu archite or gen- al olerk, peky & good traveling agency. . l-‘i a8 toati- Modes monials aad refer 88, Altred Book, care of John H. Eley, an. lnl, Platte Co.,Neb. —_—ee T8 mcmow WANTS. WANTED—MALE niu' ‘ ANTED—A young man who is thoroughly familiar with printer's stook and sta- tionery, and capable of oumu and getting out stock,” Good wages will be paid to the right #-‘:. Address Guzette-Journal Co,, nuunn, e ANTFD—T.M réons to Inllrllul. in bookkeeping. !mnuunl in fiepmmhar. J. B. smith, 1613 Chicago st. vv"[rinm—vount men to represent our houso in Jows. J. M. French & Co., Room 16, Bushman block. 138 14 B TBINESS Chmm b‘or Tale—A stock of t dry go0ds, cluthing, furnishing goods, . and shoed; sizo fixtires. With thie stock a four yoars lease of a double store canbe obtained 1a 3o of the best retail locailties 1n the oity. . Tn: !orm:tiofl at Dormann’s, 609 South 'l'hm;‘mh Btroef Wlm’l'nn—!\x" traveling salesmen; salary And OXPONAOA: DO EXPOrieNce DECEsSArY. Adan-. with stamp, Paimer & Co., T nd wpsmon ‘wanted at e sts. 2231 AN‘I'ED—A once on Tth FOI BALE--Or erchange, foundry and ma- ohine llfl"l Wili sell machinery and rom the real vstate. dFt.xr b mon L \IIIII call on or addross Hi 1514 Douglas strest, Omaha. R SALE—-Law library, cheap. Whollnr - L' Whesler, Douglas ana 15th st. JPOR BALE-A nalf interest in & Turll h bath house. Party tuking i take notive part in the by Room 6,210 8 11th st. Lincol FUR SALE—A share of stook in tho Lower Avenue Terrnce Building association. Evans & Nlackbura, 1510 lltl die. 196-10 7 ANTED- Partuer o the drug business; ex- celient stand. Address L7l ll.&,ollflaq siness, Add Neb. 131 m W\ ANTED-Ong or two smart business mes with $100 to $500 capital to msko §5,000 be- foro tho snow tiles. Loom ¢, Crounge blook, by 844 10 MPROVED farms to exohange for merch dise or puying business. Call between 12 and 26 and 9 p. m., or nddress H. O. Newton, Flunters' House, bod” and 16th ste. 184 10¢ [OR SALE—Hotel furniture for M mll house: will sell at & bargain; re| ; -u-uor selling sickness. Inquire lll “l’Bllfl “VAHTBI some capital. For inf 51413 8 15th sty FOOK SALF--Boardimg house M turniture m-pl«u Call b8 w oor. of 18tn and Tzard Freeman. L) ‘VA\TID— Partner 1 Oregon Iumh-r hul lr‘mnmv-m:nl:wm MJI.. party wants & partaer ly'n‘x’d n" aaha. Enquire ol llto» An energetio 1"‘.’.;".'..,‘.:‘:.;.'".'{ TED—3 004 bricklayers, $5 por W hours work, at anc Alyo o Clw Imn ment office, 8144 . 15th ANTED_Pustry 000k $15, moat Bofik 4 dishwashers, M{ to work around buard- ing house, yardman for hotel. (‘nnnfllln Em- ployment Oftice, Mrs. Brega & & . 16th, JATANTED—A bread baker at 523 Main l!mt. Councit l!lufll 162 10 male or female, Good h st. 41 9° W YA/ ANTED -Agents who have had 8, blook 8, Plainview, listed at "::;Idn' the same at t! s 4 1,500 to price, M. H.' Com- U8 ANTRD-Men for raiirosd worl A- bright's Labor Agency, 1120 Farn: ANTRD—Salesmon, lovention Tneeded {n vvery houso; 300 per cent com- misalon of A 000 S4IArY 10 Fight! parties. = Ad: dress with stamp for lurml the Weaver Manu- factuver, 34 N State st., Chicago, Il 734e1® ‘ 7 ANTED—Men to llll Shetland 'Mlnhln ponies. Fanoy colors. La America. Sample pon! froe. Rare plmr'un- ty. Inclose stan) ul! Mdnuod envelope, Byron Van Haub, Onih'nxn. 1103 a new ANTED—A com| Jnnl dry.ood lssman 0Ne R00USLOI referre: Nnn:&ul experienced men lo'fl lppl It Howard, “nm'm‘» ’l"vsnv-lu lnbonnholfi ‘.3'“‘" lnllln-lhl 'lll of Fort Raees:. 19 P. Treat, Contractor. "VAH'I‘ID—I ox| boyl on small pi those whe can make good wages paid. Rees Printing Co., 106 m"szm Ith street. wit ‘would lixe to mect l loolll lmm Lol s 435 FRAE oy s : o, N o e 3 T ANTED—Inform “the _where: abouts of 000!'(. Oohlan, from South Chicago, 1ll. He left his home on May 25th for St. Paul. About four weeks ago beleft that place for Minneapolis, It 18 thought that ho is Omahs. Any information of him wlll bl lhlnlfllll&m'lvefl b! Alice Cohlen, P. O. box 651 loago, Il “Will state unrv-r- pluu oopY. W ANTED—Room and board in fl’ by single gentioman. private lllm< daln‘,n % WAN'I'ID-O-. or. two rooms furnished with some gonvenienos for houlnlnplnu Stata price, Address, A 20, Boe office. 220 10) ‘VANTBD By Sept. 16th, \|0\un of 7 tod rooms, good tenant, $35't0 $15. A fid I‘Jfi- W ANTED—Two or_three rooms for light housoboeping, within 3 or ¢ blooks of postoftice. A dl 2811 QM shovolers_oor 1ith 241 9 “ If you need an loave your orders with 3168, 16th, “Telephone 884. kind of help, rs. flra‘l & “(}l. UV ANTED -To know the whercabouts of Jack and Harry Hynes and Sam Suther- land, fol‘morlrln' Loadon, Ont, Ad«\rall Thos. 5 10§ Hynes, 104 8. 16th sc., Omah ~To lrlds. a cow fresh in April last for one now fresh, and pay difference. W. Bla hurn.lbml)od. 103-9 annn—n 204 hand office desk. Address J. H. 1013 Farnam. 14 10) “'AY\TID Board and room in_private fam. ily for two (enllam.n. Will pay elght dollars per week. Address A lluo c‘j “YAI\TED—D ,000 carpenters to examme “The Builders kasy Estimate Blanks.” ‘1he best thing ever ublll od for oarpenters and hunaars . Caulfield, ll'ad l%;h ‘ 'Am—‘l‘n do bullding, will t ment the material for & thr vnhnmon, mn is lncum- for § W1l give second mortgage 83 _ocollatel Address stating interest re- qQuired. AS, ofiice. 80 ANTED—To rent by Sept. lst good seven use llw ear line. Ad- aross 37 flanohard, B0t ¥ -t Al'l'l.ll—loon--n (of lmt room = and aloove in ton, o' of ouy ven! o i Address A 9, FOIK RENT-For gentlemen. Nicely fur. nished rooms with modern convenienc 2212 Farnam st. 2 Fol( RENT—Elogantly furnished front room, ith first-class board. Terms moderate. 2011 Burt st, 132 9% JFOR RENT—Furnished rooms, 1523 .iluk_n; OR HlNT—?uer'!d room N. E. cor. 19th and 8§ . Mrs. Wallace. 146-0* R RENT—MM with all oonvanlunoem Frank J. Ramge. 145-9 FOR BBNI‘ -Two nicely furnished mo“l‘l". it 2118 Burt R RlNT—Furnllhod room, with bourd. 2718 Leavenworth st. OR RENT—Furnished frontroom or &_sult T t:f two rooms with board if desired . l;; 8 o FOI( RENT-—Elogantly furnished 'Inur ensuite, with use of bat every room. First olass restaurant at- .!‘:Jorru European hotel, ocorner .l:olh FOB RENT-Two neatly furnished rooml. very desirable lno‘lflm. private ily. Also room for two or three nioe table boardors. . E. corner Twentieth and Farnam. 419 a35* OR REN owl !urnlllmd] room. Al conveniences. Privi . Near busi- ness. 1615 Capitol & “‘fim" 371 14 mcfn_cll_r leolm‘ho]nrdl ;';{’m";&“; te fam eally locat onch. References' 614 Norih 1ith st » R RENT-Nice furnished front roo lhle {or a entlomen, rd. ary's ave,X. Fon RENT—A front roofj(for office inquire at 317 N 16th st. OR RENT—A oon| ledsant tront_room lnrnlsh.d. sultable or two., References, 1312 Dodge 3d 198.10* OR RENT—Large elegatit‘front room with board, suitable for two_or more persons: pleasant location; would lixe nftremr. l\;:) rarn it with or }mhont n RENT—Fumnhm rouml. 712 Bouth mh OR RENT—A nice large front room, 5, modern (mprovements and picely hlrnllhod E‘Oll RENT—Rooms with holl’fl. W fl. lhth_ R Bll"l'—h‘cz‘z front pmor wit ‘window, and also other rooms witl modern conveniences at 1al Farnam st one blook west of court house. 624 F\On RENT-Office room $10 per monu: 2nd floor. 516 8. 15th st. Fol( HKENT--Officos at 1612 Furnam st. Ap- ply to Patterson & Moore, Omaha ngnfl bank. I RENT-T, ll.h.t] mn Greuni bl.% F‘Uoor 13th and ‘Bod \:?u ot Davis Hetherington, Mill; Hml iard room. 291 R RENT—Desiral furnished room for n-lh-.u ot 809 %l’%vl‘:lnc:. ? nt_room in new F‘lonlu bllh. lnfl:l::t“ modern | flvv» NOTICE to rea estato agents. Hoal estat agonts are hereby motified to withraw from sale_August 16th, blooks 11 and 16 in Sohlosinger’s addition, whioh adjoins tug Put- rick farm. 2. T. Lindsey. {'OR BALR—Corner lot on V||1mll ave with two g00d houses, choup at §7.000, Terms easy. 'Houses rent for $70 per month. B.8. Campbell, 10 8. 16th st Chamber of Com- ]“0]( SALE—$850 will buy 40x12744 feet south front, in Lowe's first addition. Apply on premises, Decatur street between 3it! lnl.l dbth aes Frunk Fiala, 9z U aing—House 6_rooms, addition, ssm.v. oS Donise’s $1,000 cash, baiance g0od ti Four 4room nousos in $1,500 oach, $300 cash, balance to Auit. ouse § rooms, hlrn full lot, Yates &~ Roed's subdivision, $2,600, $780 oash, balance to suit. Two lots, on corner, Grand View, nice build- ing llil‘ balance long time. al & Co. 113 North 16th st oR uu—o“o ‘million acres of 1and in Ne- a. Speculator's lands,railrond lands, rnnchs lnd farms in all parts of the state. Send for pamphlet containing descrip- tion and price of over one tha and farms. A five topokraphical map of tne wtato sent freo upon appl B H Anurul for 10 years o8 ERa Meont . & M. kighth and P streets, Lincoln, Nebruls %0 Notice. Rids will be received by the board of public I1ands and buildings at any time before August for the location Home." Usual rights r(\unnd_ By order of said hoard. July 26, 1881 G. L. LAWS, 8 u29d-to-augls Proposals for Sealed Bids. HE School Board of South Omaha will re- ceive sealed bids for the ereotion of u high school building up o a'clook of Saturdny, August 13th, 1887, Plans and specifications may be sen at the Stockman office Tlic bourd reserves the right to reject any and all bids. BY ORDER OF SCHOOL BoARD, 01Ty OF Sovrn OMAHA. August 1st, 1887, aldiot Dissolution Notice, The undersigned firm, known as Rollin.doing business at 1007 Farnam st duy dissolved by mutual consout, M7 Kvorly refiring, and Mr. Rollin continuing sud pay- ing wll bills contracted by said fir ARLES RVERLY 9ditp LHAI!’ B3 I(Ul L1 Notice, T, THE Distriet Court of Douglno County. In the matter of the catate of Haus C. Larson, Qecensod. This cause came on for hearing etition of Amelia Larsen, adminis- the estato of Hana C. Larson, de- ing for a liconse to_sell lot soven: Soon 1R losi cleven (1 in Hanssom Fiice, an addition (0 the city of Omahs, for the pay* ment ot the outstanding tndebteducss ayuinat the ufuresaid estate, and f adminis: L porsonal roperty to pay the said debts and expenses. F: i8 therefore ordered that all persons inter- efore one of the the court house, 2:nd aay’ of Beptember, 1857 t0 show cuugo why & licen 0d £0 s1d dminletratrix csoribed real estate of said de- ovdnr bo pllblllllotl one day each week for four consecutive weeks in the Omaha Duly Dee. Dnul this 8th duy of August, 1se7, .:‘- Rl BLE AZER WAKELEY, Judge. MANUAL TRAINING. The Hand n Well u lhe Brain Should ted, General F. A W-lkor, of the Massa- chusetts school of technology, speaking of the necessity of manual rnlnlng for our youth, before the wlchon conven- tion at Chicago, said: ‘‘As we pass from rural districts and smali villages to con- siderable towns and to large cities, smd he, the need of manual training for our youth increases rapidly, while the difli- culties of 1nstituting and maintajning in- struction 1n any one of the mechanic arts even more rapidly diminish, In the country the children of either sex find abundunt opportunities, both in their work and in their plav, for acquiring the nlmwludfio of mechanical operations and some skill 1n the use of tools, while all the conditions and curronmflnm of their life tend to develop the Ilorcenuvs powers, to create a habit of observation, and to give exercise to the exeuuuva hcultX No part of this is as well done us it would be under systematic instruction and direction, but what is gained in this way 18 far better than nothing. In the city opportunities of this character are almost wholly wanting, and the time that should be nvu to developing this side of the child’s nature, is either wasted in idleness and mischief or 1s devoted to an excess of grammatical, rhotorieal and dialetical practice, or to cramming the mind with facts, uames and dates, be- yond the power of mental dmcsuou. On the other hand, the difliculties of pro- viding proper instruction in the mechanic arts in small schools, widely seattered, supported by compnrnlwulv poor com- munities, almost wholly disappear in large and well-graded schools,in compact communities enjoying the wealth and the paving power which is gener- ated u{ commerce and manufac- tures. t s, here, onl A ques- tion whether this kind of in truction is really needed. If that bes admitted, there will not long be a question of the means of maintaining it. And in the Iarger towns and cities it will be found that the cost of maintaining the very best instruction of this character will not be r('ntly in excess of the cost of supporung the simplest form of manual training in smaller communities, inasmuch as the initial charges for the more expensive plant will be divided, with a proper or- ganizution of the service, among a larger number of scholars. The main question will here be as to obtaining the time requisite for thorough and extended practice on thisside of the publicschools. It is believed! that time required can be obtained by the proper revision of the traditional courses. A great part, at least, if not the whole of the inevitable loss tn the old-fashioned studies will be repaid by the greater interest of pupils and parents in school work by the relaxa- and rest obtained through the exercise of another set of faculties, and by the great Zain experienced in the study of geom- etry, physics and elementary mechanics tbrough such practice. Sridamistaibe I Unrestricted Immigration, Boston Commercial Bullctin: The sub- *ect of immigration 18 one of constantly ncreasing importance. Hordes of deni- zens of the densoly populated countries of the eastern hemisphere are coming to our shores 1n constantly mcreasing num- bers. What are we to do with them? Are the opportunities for them to make a living as favorable as twenty fum ago, when realroad building first Iargely set in, and business generally was booming on the termination of the war? The present conditions do not favor an affirmative answer. Yct we have faith to believe that thereis ?ot plenty of room for men and womeu who are willing to work, to make a living in this land, and benefit not only themselves, but add to the national groumrlty In the south, southwest and the farther western regions of territory, land is to be had cheap, lnclories of all Kinds demand 1aborers, mining does and will furnish flmnluymcnl to thousands; and the more our population is added to the greater the consumptive demand for the necessi- ties and luxuries of life, 1t is plainly to be seen that one element opposed to immigration is that of the dis- satistied classcs, mostly of foreign birth, who have done so much by strikes to re- tard the industrial activities and par- alyze all kinds of business. They have become insolent through prosperity, and attempt to control now where a genera- tion ago thoy were only too glad to servo. They assume a dog-in-the-manger attitude, There should be restrictions upon im- migration; no one denies that. We do not want a class of criminals and pau- pers from the very worse elements of old world population, ‘This contingency is already provided against by law. T'o in- dustrious, sober people who seek a por- manent home in America we ofier wel- come and bid them take their chances. Honest work will insure them a fair living. For socialists, anarchists, 1 pickers, garbage gatherers, organ grin ors, d all such as live upon |§n roduc- ing classes, we have no room. roduc- tive encrgy is neecded; there is always room for 1t in this land. In the German, Irish, Scotch, Scandin- avian and Welsh elements that have been assimilated with us Americans 1n devel- oping the resoarces of the country too much credit cannot be given. They have thrown in their lot with us for good, and all the mutual prosperity bas ensued. So it will continue to be with the thousands yet to come who have honest motives and adopt the American idea of progress and patriotism. A study of the report from the byreau of statistics, Washington, for the year emflng June 80, 1887, is of interest. It pears that the total immigration was ,116, an increase over 1880 of 154,321, 0( these 86,200 were landed at Boston. New York, of course, took the largest number, 370 005, and San Francisco the smallest, 1,726, Boston ranks next to New Ymk Imrely outranking Baltimore, As to mmunn]uy the largest number came from Great Britain and Ireland— 160,783. But so diverse are the popula- tions of these two 1sles that for the pur- voses of comparison thoy ought to be taken separately, and doing so we find that England and Wales sent 50,161, [re- land 49,196, Scotland 12,114, Now Ger- many exceeded either of these compara- tively separate nationalities by giving us of her sons and daughters 106,559, and mai are the industrious, plodding, home- makin| cople that lwlp to make the bone nn sinew of a nation. ‘T'he French are a home-loving peovle, and ouly 5,034 came out, and not many to stay perma- nently, we may venture to say. Italy ave us 47,724—such as they were. From Scandinuvia came 58,741-—good, industri- ous souls, whose forerunners have done 80 much to build up the great northwest, ‘T'he past has been a great year for im- migration. We see no renson why the present should not be, Let them come and may the fittest survive, ki b Ll A Perilons Postponement, To postpone, when the duty for imme- diate action 18 clear, is always unwise, Especially 18 it so when increasing ill health calls for a resort to medication, Diseases of the kidneys and bladder are often of swift growth—always of fatal tendency if not combatted at the outset. We have all—even those of us who are not remarkably well instructed ~heurd something of the danger attending Bright's dicease, diabetes, and other dis- eases of the Iudncy and bladder. Let no one be foolhardy enough to procrasti- nate if he pereeive the enal organs to be inactive. ~ Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are peculiarly adapted to overcome this inaction, to sufliciently stimulate, with- out exciting the kidneys and bladder, Infinitely is this diuretic to be vreferred to the impure and fi stimulants ot commerce, which proyes to be the bane of unwary persons with a tendency to renal troubles, ‘They are likewise in- comparable for dyspepsia, dewility, fever and ague, and bnhuuluuu. DECORATIVE ART. THIRTY YEARS IN THE CITY OF CHICAGO. One of the Oldest Inhabitants Gives a Thrilling Experience of His Rescue from Death. —_— From the Chicago Dmly News June 23, 187 In public places, especially in the summer season, the eye is often attracted by neat decorations ‘which embellish chandeliers and ceilings as protection againsi those hu- man pests, the flies, which, however, serve their purpose as the scavengers of the air, The designs employed are ofttimes reall works of art. and'the deft way in whicl they are attachted to walls and " ceilings so as o propect them, gives an impression of airy lightness which is pleasing to the eye. No man has probably spent so much time in Chicago on this line cf trade as the sub- ject of the following sketch; He has been a resident of Chicago for thuty years, comi here with his parents when only 10 years ol age, arid having grown up with the city h name is known to thousands of her people, Within a short time such a wonderful change has taken place in his [;| ersonal ap- pearance that it has attracted the attention of his friends as well as that of a reporter, who called upon him withina day or two and obtained the following sworn statemend, Personally appeared before me, George ‘W. Hoover, No 278 West Twelfth street, who, bein, bwom according to law, doth depose an hat I I\lve bucn ill for two or three yelu with a lung trouble, which a short time' since resulted in hemorrhage, o that I re-, marked to my wife: I think about next full’ I will finish up, That I have paid out hun< dreds of dollars in the past two years for medicine and advice, but nothing did me any practical good. I would stop coughing foran hour or so, but it would come again next day, The relief affordéd me was only temdorary. I read of the numerous cures, which had been effected by Dr. McCoy in" the papers, and they described so closely my symptoms that I called upon him at No. 10 Park Row. Dr. McCoy told me that I had catarrhal bronchitis, and there was serions trouble with the right lung in the form of an abscess. I was put under the treatment, and he gave me relief right. away. The night sweats with whichl had been troubled have left me and I now rest well, I began the ‘featment on the 23d of May last, I used to cough ever morning; would get sick at the stomach. have been very nearly strangled trying to get something up when there was nothing to come up. But now I am doing splen= didly. Have a clear head. I am not clouded up. I can travel all day and not tire out, and I can assure you my work re- quires me to go about a great deal. Tam satisfied that i1 had not_gone under this treatment I should have been compelled to stop work entirely, and this is my busy season. I was obliged on account” of my lrouble to leave a very easy situation about a year ago because I could not stand the night air aud was constantly taking cold, I have not felt so well for years as I do now, and I work hard, too. My friends remark my improved Arpenrlnce. and [ have gained five pounds in the little time, which I have been under treatment, and I 1 am convinced that a cure will be effected., GEORGE W, HOOVER. gworn and subscribed before me this IM day of June, 1897, RANDALL H. WHITE, Justice of the Peace. Dr. McCoy 18 now_located {n Omaha, At the corner ot 16th ane Harney #ts., Ramge Block LEADS TO CONSUMPTIO Interesting Evidence of a Condi- tion Not to Be Trifled With. The disease from which Mr. Hoover suf- fered was catarrhal consumption, The diseasc originated in a cold, which became. chronic. As a result came the formation of mucus, which was tly diecharged irom the head or dropped down the throat and was partially hawked u A large portion of it, however, was swollowed, passing into the stomach and causing catarrh there, The mucus formed by catarrh decomposes, and when it reaches the stomach is either® absorbed in the blood, producing all manner of evil symptoms, or else coats over the food with a slimy material, which prevents the food from coming in contact with the digestive juices in the stomach. ‘The food itself decompotes. forms gas or wind in large quantities, and causes a feel- ing of bloating or fullness after eating. hen the catarrh has existed in the head and the upper part of the throat for any length of time—the patient living ina | district where people are subject to catarrh- al affection—and the disease ‘has been left uncured, the catarsh invariably, sometimes slowly, extends down the windpipe and into the bronchial tubes, which tubes con- vey the air to the difierent parts of the lungs. The tubes becomc aftected from the swelling and the mucus arising from catarrh, and in some instances becomes })Iugged up 50 that the air cannot get in as reely as it should. Shortness of breath follows and the patient breathes with labor and difficulty, In either case there isa sound of crack- ling and wheezing inside the chest. Al this stage of the discase the breathing is usually more rapid than when in health, ‘The patient also has hot flashes over his body. DOCTOR J.Cresap M’Coy Late of Bellevue Hospital, N.Y, Has offices in 310-31f RAMGE BUILDING Cor. 15th and Harney Streets, Omaha, Neb. D, 10N at office or by mal $1 9 1011 n.m.; 2104 p. 1 nys includod. \ce receivos Promnt ttention. 1 Auccessfully by Dr and it is thus bosel, y through the ble for those unai thin Kuece homes nigd by 4¢in stuup Address all lotiers B0 wid 311 Rawmge y. ro0iINe