Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 12, 1887, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTI1CES; OMAET A, Advertisements under this head 1,10 cents pe tne for the first inscruon, 1 cents for each sub quent insertion, and $1.50 a line per mo nth 0 advertisement taken for jess than 25 cents the first insertion. Seven words wil The eounted to the nt-' lhvy must run cnnv-cu- ly and m: g in advance. _All adve: ments must bo nnded in before 1:30 o' :-lon rnm #nd under no circumstances will they be on or discontinued by telephone. Partins savert di Wi pleaso sk for a oheok to enabio them tom toeir letters, as none will he delivered excevt on yresentation of check. All answers to adver tiseme nts should be enclosed in envelopes. All ndvertisements in these columns are pub- lished In both morning and evening editions of iue BeE, the circulation of which aggre- En-u more than 14,000 papars dnily, and gives 0 advertisers tho benafit. nut only'of the et iation of THe BeR, but also of Counc| uffe, Lincoln and other citics and towns hrm hout this part of the west. MONEY TO LOAN. SALE~Law library, ohoap. Wheeler & | R AL Ty e ython> Whegl i SALE—Lunch eounter im business, or will rent o pelia 000 secuFity, JOR SALE—One of the best paying anfi Atores in Cnsh snles $40 per day. Adaress . & Suiitn, Shonandond, lows” a 200d e party lnqulrn 8 lucor D ERCHANDISE for farms. Wl exchange first class improved land in Codar Co,, Neb., for .rueu ies or gents’ furnishing goo 1s, want no undesirable old goods. Have also good town and city Droperty o exohango. Address Box 77, Spokane T 834 18 I)meml.—ws H. B. M.t Letter | m T‘ office for you. 1* OMAHA DAILY BEE: ERIDAY, AUGUST 12 1887, “YAN'I'ID An experienoed enlesm ina furniture store. Good salary and per- .-ml;ut &\lulllon to right party. Aaam- A WANTID A fow N\er’F io travel ing sales- men to sell our Famous New York irf. References. Address Chas. nnnchrr.llfll National Bank Buildin: cago, s 2 W4 mm,', Dunlap, ‘VANTAD—I barbers, 418 South 13th st 267 11) VVANTED=Man and wife on farm Womah Mgt wadersseid wnd bo abls & do'housework. " Mrs. Brega & Son, 3188 Lsth. ‘ ANTED—A man who understands match- ing. sewing and laying carpets, padress A {7 Bee ofice. 35 1 1)Hns()VAI.—- The Gate City ngluymem of- flce, 143 8 16th, !llprllol tho best of Scan- dlnlvlln nnd Gorman girls. el DERSON AL—Pri confinemoant, A adopted, addres 167 sept? JEREONAL — Eend for your sewing machine needies, oll and repairs to the Singer Man'fi Co, 1618 Dougias st, Omaha. 408 a2 o ctl{ ommdunu e office. 7 __ ONEY~—W e loan money on improved l\mp— inturest O i Trom two 10 teh yours time. nd . M p &‘gloullnn,‘?fl!"‘i Farnam. 959 ONEY—To lonn at 6 per cent. Bros., 15th street, op. P. 0. $ 760,000 TO LOAN at 6 per ‘cent. Linahan & Mahoney, 1609 Fa 638 6“! GENT Money. R. C. Patte: rmlu 15th aud Harney. 639 $mum to loan on real estato. No Jelay. Harris & Bnmv!on. 1618 nougl-n TV ONEY TO L0, F. Ce estato and loan lcenu, 1508 Faramis -tl. g 0w o 1oun. Colo, 316 § ith. Pmnmn sm“.om to loan in any amount at lowest rate of 'interest. H. B. Irey, Frenzer blo n 800,/00—To logn on Omaha city property atd [ st R T A nf@ N ONET o TOAN —On city and_farm eron- orty at low rates. No dolay. Cahn & oy, 1523 t. JRRSONAT—Removed from 1211 Davenport st. to 811 North 12th, furnished rooms for rent. GR412¢ PERSONAL—Gentlemon, attention: “Good board and rooms at 504 5. 16th sLyréasonably AN L SO T, AT ClAirvo; it, Ul Boom Nov 8 151 Novin 10ih st Omane. VW ANTED 4 cunvassers, 8270 per duy, 1p section hands, 10 men for street work, pastry cook, meat ‘cook $50. Canndian I'Cll'l' ployment oftice, Mrs. Brega & Son, 316 8 |an ‘ JANTED-AIl those wishing help or situa- tons as nsaistant bookkeapor, goneral of- fice clerks, collectors, ete,, watchinan, porte; {enmators, conchman, enxinoers, fireman, ja itor, bakers, barbers, eto, Jxlylotho“ulvlfl l’mploym!nt Agency, 214 B, rth t, u TA VWANTED=A bookkeepor who can _take chiirio of u ot of books and offics wor stato salnry wanted and give roforonces. dross A 45, Boe ofhce. 3 316 m WA ralirond work. Al ED—Two good oabinet makers, those ving tools preferred, Addnfir ‘A2 4, T.05T=notw 0 & dand public m.nu-y rtmm plush purse nnd Findor lonve at_ library and_r 436 12) clish_settor Ditoh, double noso. —F Notarn to #2a'and Popploton ave, And, o ceive reward. 12 o 'TRAYED-Or Mn!an, white and biack spott- od Llewellon dog. 'Five dollars rewara for nflurnm( H. Guiou,Chicago Lumber Co,, 14th Mason. 211 11 Y ANTED -Men tor bright's Labor Agency, 113 Farnam, VW ANTED 2 men cooks, 2 woman cook laundry girl, Scandinavian Eum Bure 1610 Farnam. 39 11 Y TANTRED—Men for Colorado: wages for teamsters, $30.00 and board. Allvriihli Labor Agency, 1120 Farnam. ‘ 7 ANTRD—Sales non, & _new lovention needed in every house; 300 per cent com- mission oF & 2000 ARIATY 0 Fight! parties, dress with llflmp for torms the Weave! facture N State st Chioago, lll. IF the party will roturn model of Dr. Doug- Inss’ Turkish Russian bath nmumml_i. they will receive reward. Apply to Col. J. un or, to bll i, arties wishinj hamber of 043 10 8 10th st. , fio&l ‘i(en pbou. Comineroe, h grey s ‘u. lr.ro- roturllvd to Wm. —A Loatranne oan "ia L Kunchman, 35th and Leavenworth. Mo EY—?:: lonn, Lowest rates. No delny. i nky & Co., over Oomm!lclul le jonal -.fou:vh lom. o on nand,no dela L. Bquire, 1413 Farnam i Paxton hotel hu!liflnm MONEY TO LOAN on lmpro"afl oity vrnp- erty in sums of §1,000to $56,000 at six per oent interest. Fholes& Crumb, 645 {ONEY TO LOAN on improved roal estate; no commiseion charged. Leavitt l!urn- m, Room 1 Creighton Block. Mnm:v TO LOAN—On city pmy in sums of $500 and upwards at lowest rates. 88 Camphell. 316 one: on hand. Ut Bixtoonth sirect: [IVE dollara’ reward, Strayea or Solen from renr of 111 N 17th- at, & Iarwo roan horse, about 17 hands Mlh wnlxhlmr be- tween 1,800 ond 1400 vm ish brown mane and tail, hina_are 8o lify will be paid for return of animal to owners, 10 8 14th st,and it stolen the sheriff of Doug- will ‘)ly a reward of 850 for the arrost and conviction of the thief. 608 FOUND. AN TED—2 men as !ollc!t HB per week, Apply C. E. Balm, 1724 Cnll at. hetwelll 7and 10 & m. ‘i W ANTED A croamer. tory. Will nsist ¢ dress Bank of Valley, Wi ANTED “By Sept. 18t! of 1 mo rooms, unut..lllovu An. I!ec 113 ANTED-One i Foow o m- um mnu rooms, furnish nod le, board donired. “Huse bo withs 10 Dlooks oF it , and Farnam sts. Addrees 1402 Farnam, “}33" 12§ B o i “'ANTID—‘I‘D rent for A |lfl{ lllllll fur- 0d cottage contrall Address AB8 T Mco. 2711 W ANTED-Room and board it priv ato A family for Indy. Nearieat | xna. othice, " ANTED-To rent, b wito, no childrer a guse in tion, all modern improvesfents. fone other heod apply " address & 41 Boo offios, 26519 " 7 ANTED -To lonse for & term of ’ourl a bullding for light manufacturing pur- bout 86x08, three stories and basement, AIMnnIl A 86, Boo office, 268 23 Y\ ANTRD-$250 for one year, Have im. proved property 1n Omaha that pays 10 or ot on & $45,00 waluntion, that s inoum: bered for $10,000. Will give second mortgage as collaternl, Address stating intorest re~ quired. A8, Bee office. 980 “‘Au'nifi Puplls in_English branches and musio, a. W. CFOF 13th and Farnain. 25 8 canning fao- ht p-ma':' oAt X! nnmmen and ANTED-A fow bonrdors at 1720 uo&%% ot Referonces requested. FOR BEN‘I.‘-—HOUSES and LO’l‘S OR RENT—A fine store builling_on_corner Saunders and_Hamilton streets, Splendid location for dry zoods oF wroccrios.’ Apply 10 Bruner & Bro., Hellman Blo Joor R X stable and y JFOR RENT—A first class stablo on California near 20th st. 8, Lehman, 1108 I‘urn% 8t (OR RENT 6 room house, South 13th st., b room brick flat, 2 unfurnished rooma ana 3 unfurnished rooms on suite, centrally located gniin wood ropale. Cooporutive Lund, and Lot company, 205 North 10th st. 202 13 JAOR RENT--Small house and a«mmm 8 W cor 15th and Vinton st. 285 11 wm ED-2 oxperienced feod boys on small_presses. To those who can make ready good wages paid. Rees Printing Co., 10- 112 South lith stroet. i VO VW ANTED=A carponter to bulld & cottage and take good horse and bug part pay. Address, Mrs. A. kay, Now Kaeland k- ery, N. 16th st. 1811 ‘W ANTED—Good pant makers at once, kood 2 and steady work. _Come at once or address D, Lewis, Fairmont, Nob. 227 12§ WANTED--FEMALE HELP, =y VAKEN UP—2 cows, one white one rod Cllll at Brownell hall, JUMPED luto my pésture, red cow, rope Bora, calf by ler eide. Spring Valley stock farm, N. L D. Solo 4315 aud 11 —Honny—mu s placed on I A ind_Loan ‘rust O nt‘y.!mk. 16th and Lmuxu 649 ONEY LOANEDat C. F. Keed & Co. Office, on lurnllurfi {)llno!. horses,wagons, amulvm perty of all kinds, lnd nu othor ar- les Of value, without removal. 819 8. 13th. over Bingham's Commission store. Au buu- Dess strictly confidential, MONEY TO lDAN—hyulo nndersigned, who has 6::‘;2.!!]] Proj t!l'ly 0 lnlwl loln inmonds. shauld carefully oonsider who they are dnulnl with, a8 many new concerns are daily comi; inta existence, Should you need monel w. R Cro (n Bt fith and Haramtr Xoom el YHE OMAHA lennll lIxt-hll'llo‘1 1808 s, W. cor! t Ra over Eato National ‘pank. "> 1e u\ ke short time loans on any rade m: chattels, collateral or real Long time lonu madeon Improved real estate at ourrent rato irchase money moTtages negotiated. leoured notes bought, sold or unh-uod mn time loans made onsecond mortgaARe. terest, at coliateral nu rding to marginal inf NM StAte 1o exchamge for good interest ‘Genornt fnancial business of all Kinds trans- romptly, quietly and fail ey A ass o mAd Tor Shrrved loaoa ot kind, without delay or unnecessary . Oorl Manager. ABSTRAOTS OF TITLE. = = == WFIDLAND Guarantee and Trust Co., 1508 Farnam street—Complete abstructs rur- ied, and titles to real estate ex-miuad.&flr- -ted und guaranteed BU!!BI’EB! CHANCES. bindery together with the good will of the akota Hell Publishing gompany at Bioux d he loading city of Dakota. The pl — F‘nn SALE—The job printing office and book Ehly the best i the territory and ' w it 18 prob> excollont ank book trade and commercial line of print- 18 dono. Tho growing demands of the ota Bell compol the publishers to relinguish Ml mh» yrork and dovoto their whole time to ohiance to buy out a Follastaritshed. busiaes " addso ‘?-m T. Clover, mana R SALR-Or Trade—A large lhrwnory briok hotel in live western Iowa tow: 000 pop. Newly furnishud throughout, h -u rooms, stoam_heat, gas, olectric oall and wrm bells, city water, oto. N r depot and ess center. Must be disposed of at_once o0 account of poor health nl own-t Terms able. Address Stotts, Cox & Houston, % Farnam. 958 HRER thousand to six thousand to lll'ul'. for friend. Want only mllde 8! ID Bt drice and terms. Addross A 82, o‘eu ARE business chance: for sale, the stock, A fixtures and wood wil oF nt a irai-olass dlot: dotug & good business, coentrally Cll] l.llt;l\' (o':- u:ug:.a. owur":u ‘more jm| nt business, -Mn. business nz; address U. 18, hluofl.& WV ANTRD_Farties who desire 1o by oF sel or tul-nu noon of generab m: m on, "Soots . and -ho-l. ware, rlln. lnwolry lmpmvod or umim- &“m tawn orolty prope: n’y improved er ua- n any part o Staes, oo’ K'outer” 18 5. 1t st io the umml Statoa Ias and 10th st. Said hotel has ml.odllklll for 80 Isolnhrn and runs connection & bar with a full stock of the it hquors; 'lll lell cheap on account of sick Dess; inqui mises. 573 13 UBINESS Ohlnn.—l“nr anlo—A stook of dry A8, cluthing, furnishing goods, boots nd shoes; also fixtures. With this stook a four ¥eare lonso of n double store canbe obtuined in of the best retail localities in the city. In- lnrnnlonn Dormann's, 69 South Thirteenth D00, T, 1o ostab- lsh & yurd in” Omaha. Enquire of K. Htose: ater. 18§ T8 SALE-A nalt inforeat o & Turi ] hath b Part) 20 "W NTED--Partaer la the drug business; ex- colient stand. Address LT 000 po pital require Ling, those mean- oan address A 19, Hee oifice. ——— B TRAL wu ve 800 sheep, 2, 3 and 4 (Yoars old, and 400 IAmbs which we will trade itk cotinty or westurn lowa tasms. Thase B ‘ectly henlthy and No. 1 'ark, Fowler & Kennard, 1601 'ur- N opportunity offered 1o say pergon with- o to Invest od paring buinees. want owner Iolnl west. Address A 42, l'nT' o B A oAt m| tools, fxty I\ON! l"-mi *everyihing’ complote. Goo0d location; md rade. ‘Adoress IIll! fll,'_llu. W ANTED-Partne with thousand dol- lare -the moro R00d paty: fng business in Om Lincoln wnh Ashur- ance in Nebr unxu work ?:‘nun. ;d.,l.' » i , with n- Il v» ?A.nlb-m: u-"t .ml- “ms‘lo - CLAIRVOYANT. Mm ANT—Clnrivoyant from Boston is reliable in all AfTaira of life, unites sopa- rated lovers. 422 n 16th st.,room 1. 846sept 3) STORAGE. Fu&r-oilsé‘ Storage at 110 N 13th st. e TORAGE—First-class sto; for nice fur- niture o bozed goods, at 1613 Dodge:st. MISCELLANEOUS. TTHDRAWN~—Lot 18,block 14 . V. Smith's a0d i8 this day withdrawn from markot. N, Runnel sr. 411 ASTERN Nebraska farms to cxchange for Omaha property. 1812 Farn 43 PA“TII.S ‘wanting to sell off their houschold effocts either at auction or private sule #houid call on Brown & Creighton, suctioneers and real estate agents, southeast corner 10th and Douglas. 200- (QMAHA L.OTS—To exchango tor cattlo. Pat- terson & Moore, 1612 Farnam. 1S, B. WINDERS, fortune teller, the hent in the city. $1,000 will be paid (o party doing better than 1. 406 N. 16th st., ugnllrl B Gate City Employment ofiice, 5145 8. f 16th street. Orders for all kinds of hflp AGNETIC Hesling Mediums cure lll kinds Iok in _conneotion with clairvoy- resent and future. J. H, Pageler, Nnrl«h State st, mile west of tair 0. box 853, 510 a26) l!ouo furnishing goods, all Imdl or instaliment; lowest prices at J, ougias st. hay. John . 81313 OIt SALE—Houshold furniture very chonp, nearly new: on nocount of leaving oity. Tn- quire 612 South 16th street. Koom 1, 351 15 OR BALE. tools wi C. E. Balm, 17 ) et of watchmakor's small stock of material. Apply % Cass at., botween 7 and 10 a.'m. 1§ JOR SALE—An elogant driving IInrsl‘ large, perfectly sound and gentle, wul make s l;ndld family horse. G 15 8, ith st Y ORSALE—Or trade for real estato, leaso and turniture of block ot thirty rooms. Addross A 40, Beo oftice. 216 YOR SALE-At & bargain, & Sroom house with closeta and pantry, lot 26 feet aast Front. b biooks s0uth of sourt honts.. Ad: droas Y 80, Beo office. 6200 OR SALE—Furnitare, good will and loas of tho hest payina small hotel in Omans. Constantly full of first-class boarders. Price £1,50. "Investigate {his."J. F, Hamuond, u1 l OR BALE—Your cholice of the best llnu Of bugkies. carriages, xhuwnl surreys, de- llnry ‘wagons, open_and top one fine hunting Is . Call and look through or send for cuts and price to Columbus Buggy Co., 1113 Ilnmy eo. N. FUI( BALE—Furaiture of § rooms wlth pnvl< lege of lease of house, 707 8, l4th St FOII BALE—Carpots and — furnitu haufiofl for rent, 1138, 2ird between S nture Bloaks From B, - A”E Cole, aus,!‘mk —?ifin' g ouumnn- of shoot steel ronfing anlo cheap. O W. & G. K. Thompsen, ane s lfllh at. 234 = . WANTFD——POOG iadie's_cook, fllnln;rmm Firl,2 Inundry giri; stoady ‘work, " Apply 604 N, 16th & S5 1) 'ANTED—A dining room girl at the Ameri- oan house, 920 Douglas street. 850 13 'WANTED—A cook, at 912 Douglas st. W ANTED—A fow Indies or gentlemen as clorks in a dry goods store. Heferences required. None except those with oxperience Bobd. apply: Gato Oity ' Ermployment oflice, 414 1-2 8 15th st 31311 TANTED--Girls ns cooks, second cooks, dishwashers,chaumbermalds,dining room girls.ctc, At Guto City Employment_ office, 31412 8 15th st. “'AN’I‘ED—A first clnss dress maker, one Who can cut, fit and drape or anything in connection with dressmaking. Addross Con- way Sieters, North Platte, 822 16§ ‘VAN'?‘ED—MW ool ¥ _C0OkS, 800~ ond gooks, all men. " Mrs. “Drega & Son, 316 816th._Telophono 8%, 288 11§ iv.q ED—GIrl for liznt he hn\uownrl x 22 Chicago st. 12) V TANTED—4 women cooks for in and out of city, 2 Iaundresses, 2 polishers, §50, starchers §7, first olass cook and waitross for {umily of 295 and 12, dishwashor and kitchen Per in same hotel, dining room girls, econd irs for housework at Aurora, Counoil filu 6, North Platte, Central ‘Oity ahd_ every Jart of this city. Mrs, Brega & Son, 3108, lith. ‘elophone 854, 352 11§ VVANT]"I)—!HnlnE room girl, Millors restau- rlnl. 1004 N 201y YA7ANTED-A fin) for general housework, none but first-class need apply, wages 86 622 8, 20th st. WANTKHne chambermaid. City hotel, 208 11% 856 7 ANTED—GoGd cook and laundress at Lr Coffman residence, head of Bt.an avenuo, VW ANTED—A firv-clags alaing-room girl 323 N. 16¢h st. H. C. Lewis, prop. NOR RENT—Furnirhod house; 12 rooms ele- gantly furnished, bath, eity water, closet, furnace, eto. Will rent for 6 months from Beptember 1. Referonces required. One block from street car. *‘A. 4," Bee ""'fi& n it RENT—One 12-room housewith furnnce and all modern improvemonts, on Capitol ave, between 26th and 27th. 1 brick store, 32x120, on DougIas st., betweon 12th and 18thst. Inquire ot H. Bpigle, 1211 D&I';vlgl‘lll. s and JROR RENT—Onolot near rounion grounds with privilege of nine Acres, about on block from matn 1ith ana Capitol R RENT—10 room house at 2410 Plorce st For torms apply on premises. TF{OR RENT—3- n cottage on 218t and Paul streeta. lnqulrs at 617 South 13th sgfiafi- ‘J{'OR RENT—Three new flve-room houses, lll'ml! finished, by Bruner & Bro., Hb"m;m ok, E’OH RENT—6 room house, North 17th st, in quire of Kaufman Bros,, 109 b‘m‘g"gl[“' FDR RENT—A nnl\l\. & sbrroom flat witn all modern conveniences, § blocks trom P. partly furnished, Apply 420 8] 165th 'NI;O?I FDI lllll'l‘ Furnished room, with bolr& 218 Le worth st. F\OII RE! FOI( R!NT‘NBIV furnished room. Al oonveniences. Private family. Near buse ness. 1815 Capitol & LU OR RENT—Large elegant front room wit! board, suitable for two or moro persons: pleasant looation: would like reference. 19X} Farnam, 165 |1l —A nk,\.ll furnished room at »All {'OR SALE-$350 will buy 40x1374§ fu\l south front, In Lowe's first addition. Apply on remises, Decatir strcet betweon sith lnd ™ Feank Finla. Tids will, m\vod by tho board of publio lands and O Idln‘l 8t a0y time hetore August 15, 1887, at for donations for lnulncano for the “nlebraskn Taqustrinl fiome " rights resareed. " iy ofder of saud board, July 2, 1887, OR RENT—Furnished rooms, 712 South th stroot. ‘OI RRNT—A nioe Iarge front room, all modern (mprovements aud oicoly furnishod 501 8 20th 13 FOB RENT—Rooms with holl'd. 504 8. |l'h. Joor Ry go_front w\flor with oy window, and alcove, also other rooms with nodern conveniences at 1321 Farnam st, one block west of court house. 824 FCII( SALE—One of the rost prominent oorners in the business rtion of lh‘ city. F.B. Ken Ird 114-116 8 16th st R RENT- 0 por month, 20d fioor. 516 8. lmh lt. 0 E‘O RENT-Furnished room in Greunig blk, cor 13th and Dodge st. Inquire of Davis & “u!herlnu’lon' Millard Hotel B mn\ room. iR RENT—Desirable gentlomen at 80 Howai YOR RENT—A largo front room in new house bl(h and Iatest modern lm rove- ments, 1618 Webster street. Fou RENT—Furnished rooms, 1707 7 Oas wuitable for house southwest cor. 2ist and mgg‘mn DR RENT-Furnished rooms in Gruenig block, cor 13th and Dodge. Davis & Hether- ington, Miilard hotel billard room. 830 FDI‘ "RENT—Furnished rooms, 1812 Dodm F‘DI( RENT—Furnishod rooms 1616 Dog“niu. 'Fou RENT--Nicely furnished room, 1023 Dodge. 119 TPOR Ri 14! R RENT—Large front room furnished for gentlemen, ground floor: maplo trees: RrAsE; pavoment; street cars every five min- utes. Howard st. Also rooma furnished and unfuraished for light housekeoping. 928 i‘oll RENT—Pleasant turnished rooms, 1613 920 11§ Furnished room 181 Dodge 952 sept § OR RFNT—Furnlxhad rooms with lerd‘ 1903, Farnam. 'OR RENT—Furnished front rcom, near oar hine at corner of Dodge and 24t roel Inquire of A. H. Comstock 1533 arnam % \OR RENT-—Newly (urnllhud room, bm\rd it desired, 1720 Dodge st. TFOR BENT—{ or unfurnished rooms, auita- ble for housekeeping,one block fro: t house, on 19th street, between St. Mary's ave. and Harnoy st, modern conveniences. ~Refer: ences required. M. F. Martin, owner. 163 FOI( RENT-Furnished room, 1623 Dodu. OR RENT—Suite of lurnllhed rnoml for gentlomen. A. Hospo, J Tneh. JFOR RENT-Nicely furnishoa tooms, to gen. tlemen only, 220 N. 16th St., Room 2. 8 are room cor. 14th and rnin on Belt Line. For particulars en qyuire at Union bank. 188 JFOR RENT—b elegaut briok storg rooms on Park avenuo, opposite park. Wil be com- Bleted in0 days Apply ontbe premises from 9tolga m. om FHOR RENT —Fine rosldence with modern im- provements, 628 South 1%th st, Apply to Jobn 'H.F. Lenian, New_York 'Dry Goods oro. ‘OR RENT—Tiegant briok residence, 10 rooms, modern conveniences. lnquire Morse & Brunner, 1605 Farnam st. 026 Fun go nof storos_and two y water and gas, Ohio st. 812 ew store and living rooms on Cuming st near Saunders st. Anply Har- ris Real Estate & Loan Co., 5th 889 FOH “RENT—Barn suitable for four horle Inquire at 17 STth 5IL T—Nu" IOq'Dnm hougo; provements, steam heat, C. W. Thompseon, 314 8. 16tn st. JF OB BENT—OMMoe spnog on ground floor at 1500 Farnam. Apply in rear office, J, 8. Richardson- 802'an F&(inhT—wcnm room suitable for grocery 8toro or butoner ghop, on the southwest corner of ith and Paciflo stroets. o5 ENT—Two large n 8 of five rooms each. C. W. Caim: all im- & G. E. WANTED—I“LI’I! or second girl, 1613 Clorltol ave. 07 1 T ANTED—Good cook, washer and ironer at 125¢ Park Wild ave., cor. of Wllhl%;t. 7 ANTED—At once, girl for general house- work, small family. 2718 elvnnwg&h VAN’I‘F.D—Immnd\-taly. 8 good girl for generel housework at 2613 curr;;;-‘u -}. 'V ANTED—Good girl for Ienorll house- ‘work, 1610 Californta st. 1y " ANTED—A good servant for genoral housework. Apply at6.6 N. ""‘:“l'l'! ANTED—An _oxperienced housckeeper, Apply between white woman preferred. 5and 6 p. m., 101 N 9th st., Lulu Regers. “VA\TI!D— Good girl to dogeneral house- work. Apply n w cor. Cnh(urnllnlnd ANTFD—GIPI for general housework. quire 626 Bouth 19th, 'ED—Lady canvasser at 1009 Howard 108 12 In- 711 lITUATION WAN‘J."!D. “fumilies Anldrelx 7 nl rin | nl’l\'l by experienced dressmaker. A 49 Bec oftico. 310 'WANTED-A young man of 21 with exper- fenoce ifl grocery business, wants & posi- tton in grocery or commission house. Best of refcronces. Address A i7. Bee office.” 253 11§ HOIOE Lol for Leaso.—Bouthoast corner 48x85Y Leavenworth and Park ave. ,or will build to suit tenant. Hobbie Broa. 350 FOE m:ru*---nooms. J'OR RENT—Furnished parlors, en suite or single, pleasantly situnted, on car line; price reasonable: 424'N. 17¢h st. 216 11§ F‘OR RENT--Elegant guite of rooms, mann- ces_required, 1007 Dougins st. JOR KEN! —i?n-msbm _rooms, on suite, in private family, odern comveniences. AppIY to Leslie & Losllo, 18th and Dodge. st ition, $8,300, yd's addition, iu"rm One-third cash, baiance 1, 2 and Remiugton & MeCormick, 20 A mn [y AND for sale: 2,400 acres1n one hlouk of fine farm or grilzing land, well watered, with running_spring, 6 milos from two R. H stations, Bllsworth county, Kansas, good lm- provements, houses, sheds, barns, aoros under eultivation, R0od averags cnrn crop this yor me seotion (Mncrem or the whole. or exchanxe 02 oity property, I quireof A. D. Morse, 145h and Farnam _street. R SALE—A five-acre tract in Benson's @dd., already platted, at a bargain: also & mice lot {n Arbor add.$500, % oash. lnqlul'autx Pll‘lfl\' st A BTG Bnap—Two geod houses and lots 8. 6. corner of 18th and_Grace sts, $7,000. On oar line—2 blocks from cable line, both stroets 10be puved. 45 1t on Ohio bet 1ith and 16th. 100 ncros 8 miles east ot Fremont for Omahn property. Corneracro fn Hydo Park, 8376, Aotivo Real Estatoand Property Exchange, 1524 Dodge. OR RENT—Four gontlomen oun Socure a pleasant home with first-class accommod: tions i private tamily at rensonable terms; modern conveniences; 535 Pleasaut u(:“‘ " 1“(;" RENT—Nicely furnished room, [ 8. Tth st. <0u "RENT--Handsomo cool room 1 block from P. 0., shady Iswn. 1606 Capitol ave. OR RENT—Suite of 4 mice rooms suitablo for bousekeeping, references roguired, 19th et., just north of St. Mary,s avo. Water, sewor connections, ks, tolding doors &c. 54 FO“ “RENT—The llrl'flll l(or. room in town. Inquire atthe Argus office, Albm:\. Nol; e 1 nel NOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms at 8. K, 20th and Chicago st , cheap. Address A W, Boe oftice. 19 'Fok RENT—Furnished room, 1114 Jackson Rno)l And board for two gontlemen in rivato family: cen have uso of sitting. ronm‘ no other boarders. Inquire at 1510 1‘anmn 32 OR RE For housekeoping, furnishod or or ANTED—Bituations for onwineors, firo- man, coachman, grooms, tenmsters, book- ers, cashiers, collectors, assistant’ office s, porters, janitors, barber, bakers, farm- , etc., furnishod free of charge ut the Mutual ol Employment Agency, 214 8. 16th st., \I&flllh‘l. 1-12¢ unfurnished rooms. 404 N. 16th st. 33 F( HENT- 3 or 4 unfurnishod rooms south- it cor of 18th and Leavenworth sts, 853 11§ Ok RENT--Nice furnished rooms ladios or gentlemen. Also unturnished rooms. 311 North 12th. 348 4 Ru—-)u out of work to register wiin we are fllling positions of all kinds. Yo will not ot robbod at ¢his oMo, Kemem: ber this is the oldest omployment office in the eity. Omaha Kmp. llur'lu. 119 N 16th, 806 11 R SALH—B" Tare. good travoler, nnue ' king, for $60, 1671 North 19th sf D, i f meat market dolnll nuh hulln!l‘. also horse and delivery wagon, 00d chance for right partics. J. J. Sll.nnor. 1510 Harney st. .0:!51. "OR SALE—Oil und gasoline wa L Barness and route, Call bet, 113 Dodu. N'I"RD Iaflllll Must bo u sober ohn roet, Gouncil ugta, TRD - A young man who 18 thoroughly familiar with printer's stock and sta- llt)nery and capable nl uullln' and getting out stock,” Good waxes will to the right wan. Addrss ChrerteJoutnal Cou Hastiogs, “YANTPD—1HNQ persons to |nulrllrt in bookkeeping. Situations in sepmmber J. B. bmith, 1613 Chicago 828 110 ‘ ANTED A broom wmaker at Western room Factory, Crelghton l\l.;‘m{”&vm ‘vn«'u:n—.\ youn m-'n o understands bookkeeping thoroughly, ' Permanent nltunwnm righs vlru. Aunn A ll‘b‘l Heo ‘ YANTBD—Youn. men to represent our LY in I . M. h hy Hoom 15 Rkt e 2 Frosih U ‘vurrvn —Five travoling saleamen: salary and expenses; N0 eXperience necessary. mll“mu. with stawp, Pauner & Co., hldona. vANI“D—A baker st 1429 Baunders st.; none but llll class noed upply. 335-12¢ ‘ 7 ANTED ! "nnuy.‘fil.u mediate colored barber Q""“ -uu-nn Audn-J W. WANTED Ry middle aged, active and rell busincgs man a situation in wholo- N AR proforrod, well aualified forany position and co ed, addross A K, thi Almm.n Young man.” Spoaks Gecman ung man. Spoaks Germa:d and English, Addrias & K., City votgl” ‘ ANTED—Situation-A Iady will assist in light house work and give piano lossons in return for ahome with & good American family. Address A 7, Bee office. 104 12¢ Kl)——sltunflnn architect's or wen: & good lrnvcllnr agenoy. roepted. First-cluss tosti- noes. Address, Alfred Bficl. ey, West Hill, “'"5&7" Nob. t0 locate at this ion _in Nebraska. Iov Vailey, Neb. 27080 TED—In ion_ of the _whero: abouts of George Cohlen, from Bouth ago, 1l He ioft his home on May 28th for St Paul’ About four weoks ago heleft that place tor Minneapolis. It llthou.hll at ho is or was in Omaha. Any In'orml\ilon of hlm will belhlnllllllé received by Alice Cohlen, P, 0. box 651 Bouth Chicago, 1N, 'lll luln papers please copy. Py WANTI’D Oottage of 3 or 5 rooms orlorl unfurnished rooms, suitable for light honsekeeping. lglnfennu furnished. :é‘ld of 88 A ‘VAH‘I’ID—“ teams, cor. 224 and St. Mar, ave, Patten & Lawtell 835-15° W‘NTID—A harness maker to o b n & shop Bere. Address Bank of Valley, Valiey, VWANTED-Two or three A m-l lor lllit YAN'll[\ At Millo \\ erl restaurant l‘n‘ l WA lln(lml'l.lll B lou ne8 1, 1 WA “'Aml)-—" you need any kind 0! h!lp. Trders with Nrs. & 8o phone 1, ™ Fon RENT—Office, 1612 Farnam st. = {OR RENT—Furnished room. bath and mod- eru conveniences, 401 Norih 1oth st; Fun RENT—Furnishod room, 022 Harmey o kg T §nd unturnished Al agency, d1i% i Nice furms\il Wom, 8 por month, 8. W. cor, 15th and Jackson. | 250 Fnu RENT—Three rooms for ununonsmu. at14th and Pierce. Apply to 617 8. l.m- st Vi JOR RENT--Cool south *mll parlnr. bllh and gas, mu lel ol a 1y Ok RENT unu'um ol it bnlnll!&: gentleman referencos - required. Dougius street. T00-12* FOH "RENT—Furnished rooms o family, references roquired, &t luh st oornbr.‘ulwll. —Furmshod roomu at Gate City R B 15t h rivate Soum Y5 e Monl rooms and houses on our list. We bave inquirers daily. No charge for list- m$n the Gate City Rental agency, :flfli 8. fur. R RENT-For gentlemen. Nlml{‘m‘“ nished rooms with modern conven 2212 Farnam st. " DI BBN'I‘—T'O nmfllgo !u:nl:fllbog lrnn: t! ard, af s Bun . M wnool t.:fi:!rl pn!urud F\o ENT—Riogantly furnisned roome sin- lle or tnlllil un ‘o{ bath; eleotrio olass rostaurant at- uniud.uNorrll European hotel, corner 18th Webster. et Lot ) F‘)BIIMIG neatly furnished rootws, e oot Bk, i3 Bal WO Or three nice table boarders. 9 a2 | 8, B, corner Twentisth su Vursam. OR SALE —Or trade, 25 lotain tho wostern part of Omaha neir _the Benson car Line, price 400 each, $250 dug on contracts payable n 8 quarterly payments, will trade interost in contracts for Nevraska land, McCulioch & Co., 1800 Farnam st. 1000 :an SALE- 640 ncros of good Iand being sec- tion 25, township 18, range 9, west. This Iand s situnted in Howard county, this stato, cleso to the U, P., and new station on the B, e “branch. Can ‘ow.at fonst threotourita, balance excollent pusturage. No bettor soil in the state, & rock bottom crook runs across the extreme southwest corner. Splendidly adapted for general furming or stock purpotes. Frice ¢ fore; % o balance lon, IFl(nl want tn bll] el or trade, cal on L V. rum, 1N % 58 ™a mile of U. P. depot 108 sale o tride, 9-room house for rent. Two ll’l-room houses for ront, saloor trade. ' Jdlowildo, By 815 L.'V. Crum, 140 N I5th st. OTICE to reai agonts are h from sale August 15th, blooks 11 nd M In Sohlesinwer's addition, whioh adjoins the Pat- rick farm. Z. T. Lindsey. 060 ad piaced In my hands s about threo miles wost of the court house on the M. P. ry. just opposite tho crossing of «be C. & N. W.ry., all 1ovel ground covered with u beautiful ‘growth of shade treos. - Admirably adapted for & man- ufaoturing site. Cau offer this at figures that will make it a spieniid investment 1f taken quick. Goo. N. Hioks, 218 Souh 15¢h streot. NOR BALE—Corner ot on Virginia ave with two g0od houses, chea ‘P At $7,000. Terms Houses rent for $70 per month. B.8. 16th st. Chamber of Colll- easy. Campbeli, 510 8. merce. Almwmuh Placo—I oan offer muuw days three beautiful south front lots on Poppieton avenue in Hanscom place, Popple- ton avenuo 1 now being graded, and'these lots will, bo just right for grado, water and gas &l pady on streot; a perfect gride; two lines of treot cars. A beautiful park and a splendid neighborhood all combine to make this oo, ole gant site for & cosy home. Price m\lfi 700, cash. balnnco on long time. Geo. . Hio 5 South 15th street. F [t SALE—A charming little homo ¢ ums. beautifully finished, in Idle Wild, 85,5 Lot us show you this, very cheap. Good speculation. We can lnll you 4 lots in Qlif ill, two corners, at the onginal price nm There 18 good k8, ul ml the market. y 11:xo0 \ioasé., i modern improverents, on 1ot 33; o ninutes’ walk from nllnillm- on paved street. Investigato, only ‘New 9-room house on Hamilton streot, lot 50x 1:» east of Lowe avenue, only $3,00, very ol Yuu cAnnot buy at a better time. Call and see our list Mitenell & Leyonmarck, 1516 Dodge ;'(‘rn‘?'r. n choice lots in the northern part of South Omaha surrounding tho ark and on Bellevu he main thorough are connecting the oity and Soath Omuha and the stock yards. ‘Ihesc lots are only two and one-half miles from the postoftice and situated directly between the business portion of the city and the business centor of S8outh Omaha. ey aro iarger lots than any puton the mar ket.” Q0x1th feet: with mroets and alleys eighty teet wide. Can offer these lof $500 to $1,300 small cash ry 'nly ter) These loas offer a splendid chance for an vestment. Call and see them, Geo. N, Ihokl payment, Fon BALE—The finest residence k)l. on Dodge street 3 blocks west of post oftioo, 80 feet south froniage, & corner. Ken- nard, 114-118, 8, 16th st, 309 —One million acres of land in Ne- b Steculators laads-raiirond lands ranchos, and farms in all of the state. Bend for pamphiet oanlnlnhu amnw un--lflwlno of 0'.!‘0 nnn.d Gead fl’n’u Y '“"Lu'& M i"l."'h':' o "'" Dissolution Notices The undersigned firm, known as Bverly & llullln.dollm busi 8 &t 1007 Farnam st., hasthis duy dissolved oy muiual consent. Mr. Everly lr;:lr.lll;%“nnd Mr. Rollin continuing aind py- 1lls contractod faid CHARLES BV RRLY, _odstp CHARLES ROLLIN Proposal for the Construction uf the Supar- structure of the City Hall Building. (QBALED propossls wiil be recoived by the undersignod until 11 0'clock & m. July 80th, 1887, for tho constriction of the superstructs ureof tho City Hall Building in accordance with pians and specifications on file in the oftice of the board of public works. Hids will bo mado upon priuted blanks fur. nished by the board, and to_be_accompaniod by & cortified check In the sum of $1,000, as an evidence of good faith, Tho board reservos the right to roject any or all bids and to waive defocts, 87, A. D BALCOMNE, Shateman fodrd of Public Works. Omaha, Nol By onler of the city ofl the_time for ro- colving proposals, s invited wbove, for con- struction of the superstructure of the City Hall building, i§ hereby extondud to 11 0'0lock 6. m. Baturday, August 1ith, 187 A. D. BALCOMBE, Chatemn Hor of Public Works, Omaha, Neb. T1th, 188 al-4§11 Guardian Sale, In pursuanco of an order of the district court of Nebraskn, in and for Douglas county, in the matter of tho guardinuship of James C.' Ish, n minor, 1 will scli nt public auction, the real os tate horeinater described, on 'the3d day of ptomber, 187, &t 100'clock in the forenoon, Bolding said Ba1s openong. howr. thersartor. aé the county court house, in the city of Omal in Douglas county, in the stato of Nebroska, to wit: Boeginning at a pofut 25043 feet ncrth of the soutlieast corner of the west half of tho goutliwost quarter of section ten, township fittoen, north range thirtoon, east of the. sixth grlncl]ml ‘meridian, in Douglis county state of obraska. Thence north ono bundred thirty- five and ono-fourtl feet to. the northline of snid quarter section. Thonge west three Lun- dred and twenty-five feet. Thenco south one hundred tiurty-ive and onc-fourth feot. Thence east three hundrod and twenty-five fect to the piaco of beginuing, containing one ncre of land, be tho sumo more or. less, 8nid snl6 to be ali'cash or one third cash 1n hand and romainder payable inone and two yenrs, with interost at'§ por cent per anmum from date until paid. Dated mlunh dn ol’Au ust, A, D. 1837 WA M. IR, Gunrdinn, Also, at tho saias time nd place, will be sold the following descrived proporty belonging to the undersigned, personally, viz: The west inif ofblock elevan, fn Ambler’ Plave, oontaining n lots, with improvements thereon, 11-18-25 MARTAA M. ISH. CHIGAGO SHORT LINE OF THE Chicago, Milwaukee &St Paul By The Best Raulo from Omaha and Council Rluffs to) THE RBEAST Two Trains Daily Between Omaha and Council Bluffs Chicago, —AND— St. Pau Minneapolis, Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Eigin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, ‘Winona, La Crosse, And all other important points Enst, Northeast and Southenst, For through tickets call on the ticket agent at 1401 Karnan, gt, jn Paxton hotel, or at Union Pacific depot. Bullman Sloepers and the finost Dining Cars in the worid aro run on the main ling of the Chicago, Milwaukeo & St. Paul Laiiway and ev- ery attention 18 paid 15 passongers by courto- ous employess of thé company. R. Miirkn, Goneral Managoer. J. K, TuckEr, Assistant Goneral Manager, A. V. R. CARPENTER, Goneral Passenger and Ticket Agent. Gxo. Hnrmnn. Assistant Goneral Passon- gor and Ticket ARon J.T. CLArk General Buperintendent. WHO T8 UNACQUAINTED WITH 7HE GEOGUAPHY OF COUNTAY WILL SEE BY RXAMINING Tili$ MAP THAT T Milwaukee, CedarRapids e | CHICAGOS HUGKISLAHD&PAuIFIGIIAILWAY By ronson, ol its central position, c10se relation to lines East of Chicago, nd continaiud hines at terminal Donts Wonts Mortiwest and Sosthwert, 18 the. ris middlo link'in that transcontinentas system which invites aud facilitates travel and trafio botwesn the Atiantlo and FPaciie 0 Rook Island main line and branches include Chi- Jollet, Ottawa, La Sall, Peoris, Genesso, Moling u?hm: and, in 1llinols; Davenport, Muscatine, Mr-m.m Ottumwa, Oskalooss, Weat Lil- ol Moines, Indianols,Winterset, Atian- Tiarlan, Guthrie Centro a in Town;."Gallatin, Trenton, Bt. Josebh, n Missouri; Leavenworth fioi Counoll Bluf Cameron and ty, il Snd Atohison. in Kansasy Albart Loa, Minnoapolia and 5t Faul, In Minnesota; Watertown ahd 8loux Kal Dakota, and hundreds of {ntermediate cities. “'The QGreat Rock Island Route Guarantees speed, comfort, cortainty and safety. Its rmanent way 13 distingulshed for its excollence. Its ridges aro of stone and iron, Ita track is of solid stoal its Tolling stook perfect. 1t pasenger eqnipmens Basall the safety appliancos that expertenco hasproved useful, and for luzurious aecommodations is uALis wsed. Express Trains mn.m of suporior Day Boncuos, ciogans Iullman Fajace barior ad sioo Carw tuparb Dining Cors, providing deliclous meal and (botwoen Chicago llmu clm restial Reclining Cnair 18 conservative, ita discipiine “'I'M Famous Albert Lea Routa" Iln 'ween Chicago and Iflunuvtlll and St. Paul s the Unr thisline Solid Past Express ’h'llnl rll: tourists in i, via Watertown od ous Fain 20 graing lands of futerior Dakots. Vie tween apolis, Lafayotte and Councll Blufte 8t Joe son, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Bt. Pau diate points. dren) rocelve protaction, courtesy and kind ¥or tickets, maps, folders, copies of Western Trail, or gny desired Inforuiation, apply to priveipal ofees i s United Bt CABLE, L, 8T, uul. £ A, HOLBROOR, A O Manasen, Goa. Thb & Tasn A Union TrustCo 3088. 15th St,, Omaha, Neb. Capital, - $300,000 Loans Made on Renl Estate, School, County and Municipal Bonds Ne- gotiat Wa. A, PAXTON, Prosident, ROBT. L GARLIOHS, Socretiry. DIRECTORS : W A, Paxroy, HENRY T. CLARKS, W. Q. Mavt, In B WiLLiANs, Rowr. Lo GARuICns, 8. R. Jounson. F. B. Jousson. THE BANK OF COMMERCE 8610 North 1Gth Street, OMAFA. Paid in Capital, « - < < W, ({ M A;‘X. fon Pres, F. 1L Jgunson Troasurer. $100,000 GEO. R. BARKER, President. ROBT. L. GARLICHS, Vice-President. F. B JOHNSON, Cushion DIRECTURS: SAmven R Jonnson, Gro. B DArken, Ronr. L. GAruions, W, SE1veiy F. B. Jon~son. A general banking businoss transacted Interest aliowed on {me depo Union National Bark OMAHA, NEB. Paid Up Capital,.. vee....$100,000 Authorized Oapital...........500,000 W. W, MarsH, President. L J. W. Roperer, Cashi Accounts solicited and prompt attention’ given to all business entrusted to its care,. Pay b per cent on time deposits. ¢ No 200 Masonic Building, cor.Capitol Aps" enue and 16th sts, 3 Telephone No 842, Y ' Omaba Savings Bank, - Cor 13th and Donglus sts. \ Capital Stock. ..... $150,000 Liability of S8tockholde: 800,000 The only rogular savings bank in the state. Five per cent interest paid on doposita Loans Made on Real state. OFFICKS WUYC. BARTON, President; J. J. Brown, Vies President: L. M. Bex~NeTr, Managine D reotor: Jonn E. Winsun, Cashien Fint Ntonal Back, Capital. Surplu $500,0 100,0 Herman Kountze, President, John A, Creighton, Vice-Presidents Fu H. Davis, Cashier, W. H. Meauier, Asst,-Cashleny AMERICA AT $2%ep DAY. DREXEL & MAUL, (Successors to Johu G, Jacobs.) Undcrtakers and Bmbalmers At the old stand, 1407 Farnam St. Orders by telegraph anl ed and promp(ly ate ténded to. Telephone No, %25, FOR SALE. AnTsland on the Southern coast of Massaoju Wotts. Good fishink and beach for bathiny gated tn tho | Hu Summer Climate in the wor rticlars a FORIViDD iD. 1. SLRRRILL, Mutual Life nnum 33 Nassau 8t., N. ¥ DIREGTORY ATTORNEY AT LA 820 South 15th llreel. Omaha. SLABAUGH & Lm. Room 26, Paxton Block, Omaha, T W.J. CONNELL, 818 South 14th Street. PHYSICIANS. nn. C. ROSEWATER, ysmlan and Surgeon, 2th et., cor. Farnam. Iron Baok Build- ing. Telophone 504 Noreis' Furonean Hotel Hatos 81 per day. First class restaurant at tached, at rensona tos, First class and ouuum rooms Cor.16th and \\ ‘ebster sts,Omaha Neb. 13th and 16th tre 8 pass the door. OMAHA DEPOT IASE lAllW"ll!S. A"HLITIG noouc. CoLLms Guxn Company, Agents 1312 Douglas Street., WA PARTS bedy ealarged and strongthened, #all partio- wlars (seled) free. BRLW MED, CO., Bullaio, N, Yo DR. ELEANOR STALLARD DAILEY, Residence, 6034 N. 17th 86, 0. 8. HOFFMAN, M. D, Physiclan and Surgeon, Office, N-W Cor, 14th and Douglas. Office Telephone 465; Res Telephone, 42 W. J. GALBRAITH, Surgesn and Physiclan, Office, N-W Cor 14th and Douglas st. Office Telephone, 465; Res Telephone, uus JAS. H. PEABODY M. D. Physiclian and Surgeen, Residence, No. 1407 Jones street, Office, With- nell Block, Telephione, residonce 125, office l!. W. OONNELL, H. D. ITomeosopathist, Office, 81 14!!\ sl ’lelcphnn! 589, T3 V. CORNISH, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Cor. 20th and Lake Sts. DR A F. JONAS, Practice Limited o Surgery Gfea: Arlingtun Biock, Rooms 10 and. 11, Dodge $t uext o P, O; Qe Bours, 910 Al o B 3 W 4 P. e