Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 5, 1887, Page 3

| 3 ¥ - > - JOYUND ~One bay and one biack horse, Can | be had by calling at Jofferson Square barn.420 N, 16th st, proving property and pay- 10K expensus, 704 A — .S — CLAIRVOYANT. No advertisements taken for these colnmns after 1:30 p. m. Advertigements uncer this head, 10 cents pe jne for the fAirst insertion, ¢ quent ineertion, and 1.5 a line per month 0 dvertisoment taken for less than 2% cents for the first ineertion. —Seven words wil jbe ocounted to the Ine: they must run consecu- tively and must pe paid in advance, Al adver tisoments must be handed in before 1:30 o'clock . m., and under no cireumstances will they be ken or discontinued by telephone. Parties aavertising in these corumn and hay. ing the answers addresscd in care of TAE Bxx will plense ask for a check to enable them to get thelr letters. as none will he delivered excent on presontation of check. All answers to adver tiseme nts should be enclosed fn envelopes. All ndvertisements in_these columng are pub- Jished in_both morning and evening editions of iuk BEE, the circulation of which aggre- ates more thun 14000 papers dnily, and gives he advertisers the benafit, not only of the eity clrculation of Tie WEE, but also of Council Biuffs, Lincoln and other cities and towns hroughout this part of the west. MONEY TO LOAN. 1 1. NANNIE V., Warren, clairvoyant, Med onl, busi) s and teat modiu OfMce 119 | North 16tn stree:, rooms % &3, Telephone k. PHE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 5. 1887 WA. TED - A reliable, energetic man ns special agent for an old line life insurance compnny. Liberal terms to one that can se- cure business. Room 2, Barker building, cor. 15th and Farnam st 410 14 W ANTED—Ag experienced dey good clork who talks shndinavian. Mies Gurrison's Intellizenee office, 1612 Farnam st 6348 i‘ ANTED—A live boy in Dec mailroom. Ap Ply bet, and 11 a.m. 20 fifure DURAN 7 4 reliable in all affuira of life, rated lovers. 22 n 16th st.,room 1. S4toct 3) ‘ ADAME MOUR, fortune teller and AL clairyvoyant, tells past, present and fu- ture, (05 N, ill“ it b0) 6) M5 HATEIELD, Trance businces medium. The past present and future revenled, sick hoaled, loat found, homes made neppy, sittings daily nt 421 8. Tith at. Avi 8 1) STORAGE. rniture, boxed terms ronsonnble, 714 Pacific. Fn\s'r-cuss Storage at 110 N 13th st. {QTORAGE—First-class sto for nice Tur- nitiire’ of bozed goods, ati51d Dodge st 'MISCELLANEOUS. ONKY—We loan money on improved prop orty for any desired amount at low rates of interest, to run from two (o ten yeara time. Btotts, Cox & Houston, | Farnam. smi‘m TO LOAN at6 per cent. Linal nhoney, 1600 Farnam. 1,000,000 to lown, H. B. Cole, 316 8 15th. mortgage notes bought. ER CENT Money. G5 T Vattareon. 15h ana Harney. 404 ONEY TO LOAN—O. F. Davis Co., rea M- estate and loan agents, 1606 Mlm‘%.t; 403 First 376 @00,000 to loan 1n_nny amount at lowest rate of interest. H. B. Irey, Frenzer block. 407 _ 500, loan on Oinbs city nrt;be:fd ) 408 per cent. G. W. Day, & e. cor. Ex. M(m“ %0 loan (o parties wishing to build, 8. 8. Campbell, 510 8 16th st., Chamber of Commerce. 00 ONEY—To loan, Lowest rates. No delay. J. L. Rice & Co., over Commercial Na- tional bank. 410 JONEY to loan. cash on_nand.no delay. J. W.and E L. Bquire, 1413 Farnam st., Paxton hotel bullding. 41 Méu'nv"m LOAN on improved real estate; no commission charged. Leavitt Burn- ym, Room 1 Creighton Blook. 413 ONEY=1n sums of $500 and over to loan at low rates, Russell & Barrett, 312 8 llll_}ol‘s 3 d ONRY to Loan—On improved cit, YA at lowest rates of interest. o commis- sion charged. Sholes & Crumb, roem 1, Barker Dblock, cor 15th and Farnam st 845 property QTOCKS of goods. farms *and city_property ST ato rar exehanye. Stovens’ Bros., 1609 Farnam st, 4763 20 acres of good land 3 miles east of Woon. socket, Dakota, to trade for No.1mules. Addres C20 Boe office. 27 8) VANADIAN Employment Office—Beat ple ce in Omaha to get help or_situations, male and female, orders promptly flled, Mre, Hrega & 8on, 316 § 15th, Telephone &84, 183 i) ADIES can have lessona in scientiffc dre cutting free of charge for fifteen days at Dress Cutting schook, 1613 Howard st, dd floor. Visitors alway® wel B34 6) HE Gate City Employment_office furnishes all kinds of help. 314% 8 16th st, 5835 8. WHITNEY sells hard and soft_coal, 1513 - Farnam and 18th and lzard. 476 8 80 (CFésrooLs, inks 8 inks .Efmnlvnull’:u ?;l-n‘-'d. odor joss process. K. Ewing,bux 427, oity. ¥ i i 0y CEHS POOLS ana vaulta cleaned, dead ani- mals removed. ' W, H. Barber, f02 Leaven ‘worth. ‘elephone 102, B87821% Pmimufimiiumm}m ‘Ppatterns made to or- der and all the latest designs for sale at Mra. J. W. Morrison, 1805 Davenport st. _ 451812 EAs'Tmm Nebraska farms to exchange for Omahs_ property. 1612 FarnaM. 424 T(] EXCHANGE—For cartle, 1 have 600 and forty acres of #0od westcrn land to trade for cattle, and « good house and lot near the capital will exchange for cattle. Address 8. G. Bryan. Ashland, Neb. 436 CEBB—POOLF and vauits clenned, dead ani- mals removed, first ward. W. H. Barber, 802 Leavenworth. Telophione & &8 OMA HA LOTS—To exchange tor cattle. Pat- U terson & Moore, 1012 Farnam. 7 - LOAN—Money—Lo&as placed on im- proved real ostate in city or county for ew England Loan & Trust Co., by Dourias County bank, 16th and Chicago sts. 4 ¥Fiano montaly. A Hospe . 1613 Dougins 2t 425 R RENT—Or gans. $3 month. Hosve, FGis Doveins ons 8 ver 25 ONEY LUANED at C. ¥. Hoed & Co.'s Loan Ofice, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagon: personai property of all Kinds, and all Sther icles of value, without removal 819 8. 1oth, C Au"bsu.l- ), % C.—House furnihing goods, all_kin o “cash or instaliment; lowest prices at J. Bonner, 13156 Douglas st. 428 'OR REN'L'—Square Piano, §4 montniv. A Hospe. 1513 g‘aullll = 425 ONEY loaned on furniture, pianos, organs, horses, etc., low rates. J. J.Wilkinson & Co, 1824 Farnam, over Burlington ticket office. 4 ONEY TO LOAN—Dy the nndersigned, who bas the only properly organized 'loan sgency in Omaha. ~Loans of $10 $100 mado oD furniture, pianos, organs, horses, - wagon: machinery, &o, without removal. No.delays All business strictly confidential. Loans 80 mnde that any part can bepaid at any ime.each payment reducing the cost pro rata. Advances made on fine watches and diamonds. Persons should carefully consider who they are dealing Jith, as many new concerns are dally coming 0 nce. Bhould you need money call andsce me. W. R. Ci [ W:l[;nnll rott, Room Building_15th Harauy,” 800! FOR lm-—xmoiznl.mous. F¢ SALE_Farlor and bedroom furniture, also hard coal and gasoline stoye. 2] California st. 701 6§ OR SALE—One good top delivery wagon suitable for carrying passengers to fair grounds, price $100. W. R. Drummond & Co., 1315 Harney st. 6223 OR SALE—A lot of good frash milk cows at 2506 Cuming street. W. M. Boyles. 587 3) TJ{OR SALE—Horse. 7 yoars old, and spring wagon. Call in the afternoon, 426 Rlondo. Tnfi'ovnvnmin rni;hT;.?:x.‘hmmm. "k . W. corner of Hay d over Btate National bank, > " i 1¢ prepared to make short time loans on any available security. Lo‘l:u made on chattels, collateral or real 8 Long time loans made on {mproved real estate at current ratees. Purchase money mortgages nogotiated. Becured notes bought, sold or exchanged. Bhort time loans made on second mortgAge. fccording o marginal interest, at collateral b.l:g;l\‘l“e::ne' to exchange for good interost Genoral financial business of all Kinds tran: Scted promptly, quietly and fairiy. Money always on hand for approved loans ot ln( kind, without delay or unnecessary pub- licity. Corbett. Manager. 418 ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. NI IDLAND Guarantee and Trust Co., 1506 Farnam street—Completo abstracts rur- Dished, and titles to real estate examined, per- focted and guaranteed 419 = BUSINESS CHANOCES. 'Fou BALE—Good paying restaurant, ice croam and oyster parlor, on leadinj thoroughfare, location unsurpassed and goo trade, an exceptional opening. Apply at_Slo- man & Mills. Room 1, 1612 Farnam st. ~ 42 10 For SALE—DBargain, complete now outfit, restauraat, bakery, ‘confectionery and ice cream. Call in person at 2912 l,'llmlnlal‘:i‘ A JFOB BALE Bakory, cheap, in the city of St. Joseph, & good first clags paying businoss: ice cream parlors, 2 horses, wagon and route, § living rooms, yeurs lease’, roasons—partncra oan'tagroe. Callat 2235 8 Sixth St. 691 6p 7ANTED _Smart man with $50 or $100 cap- ital can double his money at fairs. 119 16th, room 4, upsta 676 3 USINESS8 CHANCES—In the neighbor hood of Prrk ave and Woolworth st there is need of a meat markot and a baker and con- fectioner, and there arc 2 fine stororooms now for rent in the new Fitch block soon to be com- leted, 3 of the stores already rented for drug, ry goods and grocery stores. K, L. Gregory, 8. 15th st. 082 Fon SALE- Restaurant doing a good busi- ness, 40 boarders, in & good location, good renson for selling. Inquire 1013 Harney. 687 9§ O SALE—One Saturn stallion (good pncer) six years old, and one Morgan road stailion are offcred at private saic by W. 8, Brown. Fre- J7 OR SALE—One second hand 2 horse powor Acme engine in good running order. John C. Kiiner, York, Neb. 70 1 Fm(mm—flmm tent 14x1%, 10 onuce stock, 4 foot walls. Apply Max Meyer & Br OR SALE=Set good double o8s, AlMOSt new. C. F. Harrison, 418 8. 15th st. 620 TRARE Chinaoe-Beautiful organ cheap, taken for debt and muet be sold, elogantly carved case, splendid tone, oue-Balt value, great bargain. Address C 66, Bee office. 620 7§ JORSALE—Piano at_great sacrifice, only 1"~ 185, cost 8500, 7 1-3 octave, triple strung, all modern jmprovements. Must be sold at once. _Address C. 2, Beo offico. 341 6¢ WANTED---MALE HELP. h\ Ven for Wyoming. Labor agency, 1120 Farnam. "ANTED-2 Inborers on $ith_and Howard sts. Sewer work. Delaney, Murphy & 171 18 TANTED 4 German boys to carry papors, 5)7-609 8, 12th, upstairs. (23 Albright's 857 Co. WANTED-.FEMALE HELP. (RIS Jool |n! for work should call at the ¥ Gate City Bmp office. we have lots of {:od places waiting for you, 3144 8 16th st. b8 WAfiTst')—i'o rent on or before Octooer 15t house, 410 6 rooms, near 25th And Caes strects. Phil <timuicl,0iT" and 013 Jones RE you in need of help. leave your ordérs at the Gate City, ‘. host, bS8 & i\fAh‘T'u;[eumiry and_canning fac- tory., Will asaist the rizht partis Ad- dress Dank of Valley, Valley, Neb, 089 T‘"ANTED %00 furnished -rooms, st clgar Atore 187 Douglas st, name Recommo- dntlons and price. 5 5) i ANTED—A few bonrders at 172 Dodge st. References requested. s R RENT-Nicely furnished room, 018 8. 17th st. 0 {'OR RENT—Two nicely furnished rooms and sitting room for gentlemen, 1708 Cali- fornin at. 558 8 T OR RENT=Nicely fu od rooms and first- clase board: modern improvements: on c line; five minutes' walk from P. 0.3 T—3 rooms suitable for office, 8hop grlodging. Tnquire at 310s 1oth st Honed of Trade buildi 7 J{Olt RENT -Two office rooms, and one elght- room cottace on Harney, between 1ith and 10th. W. E. Clarke, 141¢ Harnoy- i) T OR RENT—Large furnished front room, 8 w cor 18th and Jackson. 0 y |7 ANTED—A grain_dealor to locate at this place. HBest grain region in Nebraske. Address Bank ot Vailey, Vuiley, Neb, 27089 JOR AENT—3 rooms in flat, suitable for Keoping, 702 Pacitie, apply to 817 &, ANTED~—Girls for hotels and restaurants: whies trom 81 1o 81,80 per, day; wieo good cooke in private fomilice, at Mrs. J. W, Mor- rison’s, 1505 Davenport st. ™ | "ANTED - A good girl or nurte for children. Russell Employment Agency, 1007 Farna: up-stairs, 620 3 . ANTED--Millinery clerks_and dry goods stloslndies, cooks, second giris, dining- room and chambermalds and all classes of help Headquarters, 1500 Far: N .9, second floo 478) ining room LR x4 wirl to do sewing and learn dressmaking, chambermaid, 2 pantry irls, 60 &irls for general house work, lots of good girls, and good places for girls at this office. Oma! Employment Bireau, 119 N. 16th st. 06763 VW ANTED—A neat, capable glel for general housework at 1613 Douglas st. €42 3 VW ANTED--Girl for general housework in small family. Heferences required. Call Tuesday and Wednesday morning, 8158 1ith L3 660 W ANTED-2_diaingroom girls, 10 _cooks, lauddresses, helpors, nurse girls, ironers, yest mukers,girls for the country, housekeoper for widower with 4 children, yotini glrls to help in kitchen, and pinces for encral houseworl in all parts of the city No girl need want for work at our office, Mre. Broga & Son, alg 8.t | ANTRD=Lady clerk at Dohic's shog storo. W3 ‘VANTHu!fiimn wirl for gencral house Nice work in family of threc, 84 per weck. piace tor steady girl, inquire of C. L Erickson, 212 N 16th st. 523 ANTED—A competent young Iady 10 keep d arrange Stock And make hergolf lly useful. 8. G. Joyce, millinery, 123 N K8 8 TED—Four cooks $40 to $50: second ©00KS, third cooks, pan washers, dish. washers, waiters, etc., good places at wood wages. Mrs. Brega & Son, §16 8 15th st. 717 5p “TANTEDvAwonls. ladies and gentlemen to call on grocers and house-keepers in Omana and_chief towns of Nebraska, lowa, Kansas and Missouri, to sell Fronch Enamel. Good wagos made. Address C 63, Bee office. ‘WANTBD—Wom!!n ccooks in and out of city, $25 10 $40; 20 waitresses $25, Inundressos 818, kitchen girls, nurse girls $15, houseksep: ers#20and 100 girls in_general houscwork, Mrs. Brega & Son, 316 5 15th st. 717 bp. WANTED_20gitls for goneral housework, 25 dining room girls, chambermuids, dish-washers, &c. Plenty of work at Gate City Employmentoffice, 314'5 8 16th st. 23 8 VW ANIED -4 cooks, 3 seoond cooks. 10 dining room girls, 5 cham| ajds, dishwashers, antry girls. Miss Garrison's Intellig: - ce, 1612 Farnam st. S NTE ' A girl for general housework in good family, 618 S, 17th sf bI8 y TANTED= A harness maker to 0pen a shop nere. Address Bank of Valley,Valley, Neb, 270-89 ANTED=Factories of all kinds. Address Bank of Valley, Valley, Neb. 27089 FOR RENT-.-HOUSES and LOT! 'OR RENT—Elegantly furnished rooms sin- gle or ensuite, with use of bath: electrio bells in overy room. First class restaurant at- tached, at Norris European hotel, corner 16th and Webste: 088 OR RENT— Eloeantly furnished room on fret tloor, with modern improvements, 1917 C 685 For RENT—Offce, 1612 Farnam st. OR RENT—Ten room_house, modern.im- provements, inguire 172 Dodg e. 587 3 FGR RENT—A atge front alcove room, 1707 Dodge st. 768 JFORSALE- A benutitul t-room house just campleted in Jorome Park on Swift strcet, Just off Farnani, bath room, cellar aud All mod’ ern_improvements, cistern, barn, ete. May trade for n small unencumbered farm, not too fur from Omahn. Apply to Coarles ¢ Spot- £wood, 3034 S, 16th 78 (10:)(»?0" 0, Mo ementa, o ¥ lot, Mi & Caldwoll's ndd, $4,700% CAsn, am, Creighton N, A | l 18T property {or sale with Oharles 4 Spotewood 3 S 10th st 8 Ir YOU want to buy, sell, or trade your prop- erty, call on Charles E. Spotswood, 8. 16th st. = JOR SALE—At n bArgain, 20 acres near i South Gmatia. Chns. K. Woolley. 413 south ith s your property for sale with Charles © Spotswood, 354 & 1ith st 64 Qu‘thfi St., 126 ft corner, $100 A Graham, Creighton bk er ft. 611 6 20,14 cash. Grabam, Creighton bll }I AMILTON St lot on car line, 18T your property for #alo with Char Spotawood. 10544 8 18th st. (7] front_corner in Plainview, “room house and full lot graded Hill, 81,800, $200 cash, per month; 66x140 with 2" houses, corner 15th and Grace on cur ifne, And doth_streets to ve paved. Active Heal Estate & P. Fx., l%‘gl’:oflgm \OR RENT—Furnished, clezant 11-room new house on_hill_near High school and Far- nam street cars, East and south fronts yard, gas, bath, laundry, furnuce, city ang cis- tern water, barn, ete; furniture now and first- clngs throughout. Wil lease for 8 or 8 monthe to responsible party, on reasonablo terms. Ad- dress at once, C 46, Bee. 5218 'Fou RENT +Cottage of 4 rooms for rent to party who will buy the furniture. Tnquize 932 North 25t ave. (Divisionst), 263 8¢ {OR R ne new house in Kountze's Pluce, two blocks from street cars. Apply Fuller's drug storo. 546 JOR RE 10 —Furnished rooms with_ board, 307 oc 3 OR RENT—A fine store building on_corner Saunders and Hamilton streets. Splendid location for dry goods, clothing, hardware, furniture or groceries, Apply to Bruuer & Bro., Hellman block. 700 10 JOK RENT—Part_of houso to gentioman and wife, owne board with family, references requ 2 Capl 695 OR RENT—A _fine l4-room house with modorn improvements, large, «ood barn, &c, centrally located, 840 per month, J. F. Hammond, 117 8 16th OR RENT- 8 room flat on Park ave, well a ranged. plenty of light and air. conyeniences, §30 per month including water rent. F. 208, 15th at. FOR HENT--20 room flat, furniture for sale, £3,00), terms ensy. 22 room house, lease for five years, $100, furniture $1,600. 10 room house, furniture $300. 6 room house. $30 per month, turniture $400 * Hestaurant doing good business. ‘'wo 8 room houses, furnitire cheap. 9 room flat, furniture $675. “Hestaurant on lith Etrect, also restaurant on 14th strect, both doing a flourishing business. Houses and lota for rent or sale in_all parts of the city. Co- operative Land & Lot Co., 2)b N. 16th strect, o [YOR RENT--Or sate, on or before ( tago of six room dummy depot, in Coun information inquire Omnha. JOR RENT—House on Piousant et. at hend of Davenport, four rooms, £15 per month. G. G. Wallace, Room 8'% Creizhton Block. 609 4 Fnk RENT—A targe brick houso of 17 rooms suitable for a first-class boarding house. O F Uiavis company. et 1, cot- cor lot, 8 blocks § of Biuffs.’ For further #t 24 Loavennorihst, "2 7 Dodge st. sept § Ji'OR RENT—The! argest store room in town. Inquire atthe Argus office, Albion, Neb. 3 461 sop 13 TOR RENT—Furnished room 1818 1(«11( RENT—Fury board $1.50, at 1104 Davenport st, JoOK RENT—Fine furnished rooms in p family, 216 N 19th st. 61 'OR RENT--Nicel cottage furnishod room in nice month, 406 Willinms st., § P! dopot. 620 RENT-Swite of front rooms, newly furnished, gas, bath, hot and cold' watera, in privato family, to ¥entlemen only. 1700 Dodge st. K OR KENT—Larve front parior with oy window, and alcove, also other rooms wit modern conveniences at 181 Farnam at, ono block west of court house. & OR RENT--A suite of throe larga rooms, parlor and two bedrooms, hundsomely fur- nished, steam heat, gn, bath, etc, four firat- class gentlemon wanted as occupants. Address ©22, Boe oftice. 425 OR_RENT_Two unfurnishod. basement roows to family without ullllflrnn.‘_lol?l N. 17th st JIOR RENT—Furnishod room very cheap, 1120 Farnam. i urmiehod rooms 1n Greunig bik, cor 13th and Dodge st. Inquire of Davis & Hetherinkton, Millard Hotel Billiard room. 233 u1 Ot RENT—Desirable furnished room for gontlemen at 809 Howard st. 5% FAOK RENT—Newly furnished room, bonrd if desired, 1720 Dodge st. [LEY) FFOR RENT_Nicely furnishoa 100m8, to gen- tlemen only, 220 N. 16th St., Room 2. 429 {OR RENT—Furnished flat.7 rooms and bath, Le 16th and Dodge st. 151 ECR SALE- “'A 'TED—Good female eook. Inquire 912 Douglas, 655 VWANTED Shirt-makers at Factory cor. 15th and Harney, 663 ) TANTED—4 neat chambermaids, wages $1 per dav, at Miss Garrison's Intellizenco office, 1612 Farnam st. 12 5 W ANTED No. 1 girls to 6l good plac Miss Garrison's Intelligence ~office, 101 Farnam st. 6325 WAY 08 out of emplovment to call on Miss Garrison, 1612 Furnam st ANTED--An attractive lady clork immo= dintely at Miss Garrison's Intellizence office, 1612 Farnam st. 632 5 0 Farnam st. 640 6§ VWANTED—A woman for xonoral houso. work. Must be & good laundress and first-class conk. References reqnirod. C 44, Boe oftice. YA/ ANTED-Cook and ¥ V¥ “experienced need apply, 1922 adress 625 b) ANTED—First class dressmaker, for par- ticulars address box 1308, Creston, lowa. ANTED--Good giri for general house- work, two in_fimily, must be good cook and lauudress, highest wiagos paid for good worker, 1821 Davenport. 502 ANTED-Track layers, $2 p & McGerr, 809 8. 11th st- T3 5 ¥ ANTED—Mon for R. R. work in Towa and Missourl. O'Keefe & McGerr, 309 8. 11. WANTHD—H teams for kauling sand, 50 shovelers for city. ment office. 314} 8. 16th st. VW ANIED=A zood, acuve young man o Work i clothing store. 618 N. 16th st. ay. O'Keoto ‘VANTEU—-DMLN. 512 South Iith FANTED—-An experienced Salcsman_ for department. Addross P 0 box 2. 281 3 VW ANTED ~ architeotural _draughtsman, Clothing and grocery salesmen, dry goods and clothing clorks, porters, 2 delivory drivers, cooks, dishwashors, good wages, yardman, licitors,salary §2 and 40 per;cent per day. Head. quartersib Farnum,room 9,8econd floor. 646 3) WANTED Jarbor at 102% N 10th st. 038 3¢ ANTED—] man on dairy farm, steady work all winter: 3 cdbks for city; 4 dish- ‘washers, 1 boll boy for hotel. ¢ daltars, 81 per day, Omaha Employment Bureau, m‘u-::'amm 8 Fox SALE—Btock of drugs. invoice 81,200, average sales 89, ront $15, bad hoalth on for selling. Uall'or address 2627'4 Lake st. 102 88} 8 meat market in best location in city. For nearer informati addross 1 16, Hoo oM s e \OR SALE-—First cl F you need help for the coming fair, male or female, leave your orders at Scandinavinn Employment Bureau, 1610 Farnam st. 489 3§ ANTED-—-Contractors. Scandinavian Em- ployment Hureau, 1610 DA, i8 pre- red to furnish centractors with good labor- ing men on short notice. 4883) WA"ED—PI"II". lady or gentleman, with $300 and upward to start & steam laundry. Hest location in the city; good references. Ad- dress 604 N 16th st 539 5) F‘UH BALE—~Good paying restaurant in good location. Rverything complete. Cheap §500, Benawa & Co., 16th st, 0ppo. P. 0. 208 5) nge for Omaha property, stock of ral morchandise with store building. liey, 415 8. 15th st. 806813 R SALE--A first-class hotel property doing excellont business. Must gell in sixty days. l"or‘rrl('e id terms address B, 8. Lilly, real estate dealer, Broken Bow, Neb. iillsil R Sale-—-On easy terms, new stock of hard- ware: also builder's stock, will invoice $1,600; ood reason for selling, Must sell with- utondays. Address J. M. Burk, Phillpg, Neb. F(IK BALE--Cheap. Meat market, gond trade, tools, fixtures, horse and wagon. Everythin comipleto. Chll at %th and Farnum WAN'I‘ED—ND shovelers immediately for sewer work. Bring your shovels: good ‘wages and long job. Apply on works 2sth and Cnicago sts. Kyan & Walsh. 5198 ‘ ANTED--A boy at Wilkies paper box fac- tory. 1405 Douglas st. 624 3) YA/ ANTED-Button hole mukers, nam. ANTE] & I3 onsework. Good wages. Wills M. Yates, California street, bet. 30th and 3lst. 408 ‘ \7 ANTED—An experiencod American nurse to take care of children. ~ Call at office of Mead & Jamioson, 318 8 & ‘ T ANTED—Girl for genoral housewor Capitol avenu i “.';\NTm)-iA wirl for gene small family. South-cast corner Califor- nia and 20th st. 27 OR RENT -7-room house: modern conven- ience, 25th and Davenport. Inquire 217 8, 12th st. 4 {OR RENI—Four new store and fits on Snunders 24th) strect, near Seward. Reatlow. " Apply 612 N16th st." F. I' Andeow. 319 ANTED - Houso of & or rooms, £ns, and buth room, near High school C 14, Bee office. Ok KENT—A G room 13th st. sc. 311 8pruce stroot, b hig ver mo. | Inquiro 603 N 1ath et. ater Ad- —Stores on south 16th st., nonr Vinton, facing paved street. Priccs $25 and §40 per month: just the place for small dry. #00ds store, boots and shoes, furnishing ¢oods, meat market. J ' Hamumodd, 117 516t st. 524 RENT-—-Housc of 7 rooms on strect car well, cistern, cemented celiar, $33 per month.’ J. . Hammond, 117 8 16th st 20 Tor RENT—Storo room, onn blook from K| ostoMice.” Tnfuiro of “Cheodore Willia s, at Bes kt ENT—And furnituro for sale, elexant 10room house two blocks from postoffice. Address B 57 Bee office. 905 JOR RENT-3 room Wouse, 1ith and Pierce. " Apply at6178. 13th st. 914 OR RENT—Two five-room cottages on 18th &t., £20 per month, _One ejegant two-story house, two blocks frowm stroct cnes, 8 John C. Thompson, Herali office. OR RENT—Ono-half of officc 117 § 16th st., ground floor. andone of the best loca: tiona in the city, 115 O RENT—An clogant private residenco on Farnam st. R, C. Patterson, 15th and Harnoy st. 1y ENT—New | provements mpson, 314 8. room house; all im- oam heat, C W. & G. E. 5th at. 1000 ANTED—GIrls for all kinds of worl Gate City Employment office, 14} SITUATION WANTED. ANTED—Situation by & young m understands tho care of horses _and can milk, Also can run hot air or steam furnaces. Good references furnished. Address C 57, Bee office. 716 6% TANTED--A position by a _breaa and cake baker of six years experienco. Refer- encesgiven. J. E. Polack, European hotel, Omaha. 63) ANTED—A first-class_bookkeoper would set of books to post Cvfllllnl‘llwl Ad- W NTED—Bituation by an expert steno- grapher and ty pewriter, Best of refor- ences Salury $75 permonth, C 45 u-%&néru FOR RENT---ROOMS. near Albright's depot South at last winter's figures or will trade for horse and_buggy. Apply Sloman & Mills, 1612 Farnam, room 1. 603 10 OR BALE OR TKADE—An cquity of $4.000 in property on 15th street for improved property in Couneil Bluifs, 2finc lots impro ved center of Counel BIUMs far iuproved turm in enstorn Nobraska or western lowa. 4 lots 3 miles from P. O, One-half acre in Benson and nice lotin Clifton Hill for good span of horses, Active Honl Estate and Property Excannge, Dodwe st. 709 10 TIANSCoN PLAC A. K. Viloy, room i, Frenzor block. 701 6 JQOR SALE_A chieap lot, It sold soon. 1n- quire at 1505 Davonport st. 720-6 ijon TRADE-Good Omaha property fe furms or merchandise. Cone & Johnso 724 N. 16th st 710-6 W HAT Omana property have you to_trudo for a good farm? Cone & Johnson, 714 N. 16th st. 7108 T rouwant a cood, surc little invostmant, buy a lot in C. & J.'s subdivision, $10 to $400 each; terms tosuit. We have several bargains onnside proerty. Cone & Johnson, 16th st. (399D lot on Franklin st.00 ft frontage.82,800; one-third cash, Graham, Cmgmomu‘:‘. FI'WO lots on Vista st, 1 bIk_from California st 8300 each, Grabuw, Creighton bl YO0 exchange for farm within 26 miles of Omnha, fino corner lot with house, Chns. R Woolley, 418 8. 15th st, 3 JORTY-FOUR ft on Camcron s, $1, third cash. Graham, Croighton Bik. 5118 OR SALE—Two lots_threc biocks we Saratora school houss, flrst-class property, $2700. Sum D. Jones. 630 14 ALE—Elogant 10 room nouse with all modern improvementa, with good barn, all new, on Colfax st ill take one good inside lot for part paymoj i 7 room housn, full lot, barn, in Fairmount Place, all in best ropair, * Will sl with small ash payment. Park, Fowler & Kennard, 1607 Farnam. 4863 MOUR lots T{OR visitors to the Fair Newly furnished rooms only halt block from Boyd's opera houme, 16 South 15th st., Room 12, 134 7% ccommodate six during 7O RENT - Ci HO%eir Weok oF permanontly.. Sewly. Tur: nished rooms on car , 113 8, 24th bet. Doug- 1as and Dodge. 143 6* JFOR RENT—Nicoly turaishea rooms at 1606 Capital ave. 817 T OR RENT- ‘Handsomely furnished rooms— en suite and single. All modern conven- iences. Apply at Leslie & Leslie's pharmacy, 16th and Dodge. 694 Tp. OR RENT--Nice furnished rooms n:t\;"m ot NT--Niccly furnished rooms with first class bourd. 2011 Burt st., on_20th street our line. 274 YW ANTED—Situation in & dairy by an cx- perienced milker. Enquires w cor. 6th and Piorce ts, city. 083y 7ANTED—A situation as bill clerk, or an, work requiring good, rapid writing. Ad- dresa C 41, Bee offive stating salary. 461 3) JANTED—A good dr) 00ds _ salesman Refererces require 1619 Howard. 576 3 ANTED— By an_experlenced bookkee @ situation atonce. Omaha Nat Bank, room 1. 641 5§ ANTED-A you £00ds clerk at onct ment office, 8144 § 15th st. W ANTED—feven pertons to learn book- keeping, situatious, B Bmith, 1613 Chi- 0ago st. '608 3) VW ANTED-Ex erionced male waiters,cooks, sccond cooks, dishwashers, bell boys, &c. Gate City Emplcymont office, 3144 8. 16;2 ‘W ANTED=Parties 1 neod of male o fo- malo help for the coming fair and re- umion to send in their orders early to Gate City Employment office, 314% 8 15th st. ) Seanainavian dry ate City Employ- “Iv(l v PERSONAL. JPERSONAL—Grizly, consider our acquaint- ance onded uuless you Dringine s war- ranty deed for one of those $10 lots to be sold At 1416 Farnam st during fair week. lmwna. DERSONAL—Miss Garrison would be pleased to Inform the ludies that she is propared to furnish the best of help. 1612 Earnam st, 6345 JPERSONAL--1t John Cralg or John Craig G.l), formerly of Philade.phia, will send his addross to the undersigned he will hear gpmething to bis dvaniage. George P Whit ) 224 Phil elphia, 1059 IERSONAL—E. Wi M. A, teacher of 1he plano, ulflfl and vocalization; instruction invariably of higbest order; Al reference, Office: Max Meyer & Bro, 305829% ED—Good coat and pantaloon makers, steady work., Jonn Thompson & Son, Kearney, Neb. 448 5 ANTED—Dressmaking and plaio sewing in families, enquire 1607 Howard st., 3d floo! 066 5] man with best of reference, old gentieman in & hotel or ref dinavian Emp. Bureau, 1610 Fi VVANTED-Situation as principal of graded school, by teacher of seventeen years ox- Heferences given. Address cmy{m} 2 5 perience. office, R RENT—2 furnished rooms, 509 N i5th street. 604 3) 15 lot, best ware- house property in city: 20 acresi's miles from P. O., sujtable for gardening or milk- man, at $250 por acre; house and lot in_Train- town. Inquire 0608 North 13th st. 673 5) JACKSON & Nason - No. 1615 Farnam st, ,offer <) “asspecial attractions for fair week somo #£00d bargnins in_city property, among which areseveral fine residences and & number of cnoice vacant lots atvery low prices und terms tosuit, If you have property to sell list it with them. #0787 CRE LOTB—Kor sale, lot 6, block 1, Hy Park, three hundred feet south front, & corner, only three thousand dollars. C. H. Wrown, Hyde Park. 687 104 HE cheapest and hest lot on Orchard st in Orchard hill, Erluu 81,200, terms easy, 3054 §16th. Charles C. 8potswood. OR SALF---One share. in the Popploton Park building associution, Address P. 0. box 304, Omaha. 659 5§ IOR RENT—Furnished rooms with of board, 619 N 19th st. OR_RENT—Furnighed rooms, bath and modern conveniences, reasonable rates, LULN.}MP!. 439 3) privileges 2K 8 [6) hundred and twenty-six ft on _Saunders ot. $100 per front foot, corner. Graham, Croighiton Bik. 116 QIXTY 1t on Charl 2.300. Cre.ghton DBlk, Fe “RENT—Large, sunny, southeast room suitable for two gentiomen, 2423 Farnam st. 370-8p. R RENT-Unfurnished puarlor wnd bed- room, 1921 Chicago. 705 EAL ESTATE ofice for rent, ture and safe for salo. Addres office. - ——3d Full RENT—Furnished -room, 310 N 13th ] OR RENT- rnished tront roo and Chicago, MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. TANTED-To rent & furnished hotel in a g00d, live town of not less than 1,000. Ad dress C 61, Bee. 6976 - ‘ ANTED--Milker, Baratoga dairy, i3 60 Saunders. VW ANTED—100 trackinyers Froo izanspor- fons to the work. Apply to Mallory, Cusning & Co., Omana or Wahoo, Neb. 561 & VW ANIED-Men who desire work o bookkeepers, eto. son's Intelligence o ork tocall at Miss Qarri nday vifim-m bell boys at Arcade hotel Douglas st., to begin Monday, Sept. d work during week, Wages §1 per d.‘él 5 W gront 810 lot sule at 1415 Faroam teoct. Apply DERSON AL—Private home for Indies 4 confinemont, ytrictly confidential, nfants ) s K 43, Dee office. 167 sept7 ISS'A- M. ALDRICH, mental hioaler, treats diseases absently. 'Address 63 Warrenton st., Hoston, Mass, 190 8 23 ng LosT. “OK STOLEN From corner of Fif- teenth and Obio streets August 27, 8 sorrel mure mule, Reward for retura. @eo. Red- mao. 712 100 fiunun-som Ume 8go, two sets of buggy barness. Theowner may get them atsw eor. Sixth and Pierce ets, city: proving prop- iy and paying expensos “‘J WANTED—Agents in Nebrasks, for Gen. John A. an's last work “Volunteer Boldier,” just published. Address J. M. French & Co., Oniaba, Neb, [ ‘ ANTED-—4 good canvassert 16th st employment 220, N. WANTED _‘ en for . R work in Neb.. er day, teams per 'y ly work., Scundinavia Bimp. Buread, 1610 Faraai st. \ CANTED-Men and women for an easy, money-muking businces which pays four times better than any other. Worthy persons with limited means will be offered extraordi- nary I.T?IlfilllanAu‘.‘ 'flhfi lorn'm lll"l)v\l.lrrnl apecial torma, ress Morrill Manufacturing Uorv i 53, Cuioago, e e TANTEDGentieman and wife (0 take fur- nished house paying renf with board. Ad- dress C 48, Bee office. 61 3 WAKTRD—T-Q unfurnished rooms in pri- vate house, with all modern conven- iences, an: but firat cl office, ard for gentleman and wife.none reed answer, Address C‘g:.nuee - LOMING at 618 SBouth 17th. Mrs Seaver, Brownell Rell. 11 6§ y ANTED—All who desirc competent heip to leave their orders ay Gate City Bmploy: You will not be impoase: \11 ng at V. of Omaha to know ihat orders for kol are promptly fllied at the Gate City Employment Ofice, 314%4 8 loth e F(m RENT -Office spaces on ground floor, one front window. :Fuquire at 1504 Furnaui t. . FUI( RENT—Nicely furnished room, east front, first fioor. 712 8. 18th st. 08 OR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms with board, also aocommodations for & few table boarders. Inquige J9)4 Farnam B 1 cely furnished room _suitable mon, laguire i1 St Marys ave. — — \OR RENT—Nicely furnished front rooms, 815, $12, 86, 814 North 17th st. 652 5} OR RENT—Furnished room, 87; board col venient. 806 South 22J L. 664 63 F‘O“ RENT--2 furnished front rooms at 1302 10th st 843 b) Richardson. 600 octis {OR RENT. for 2 gent! OR RENT—Elegantly furnished front parior and bed-room, with bath-room. Al mod- ern {mprovements, 40¢ St. Mary ave. 6715 VW ANTED-Kooi " and Board by man , wife and duughter in a private family, would refer unfurmshed rooms. Address Postoffice ox 468, City . L] AN part of warehouse with track privileges, desk room in office, &c., 714 Pacific st. 157 117 N 16th. ANTED- 100 teams for railroad work be tween Bargeant and Wages 83,80 por_day. transportation to worl Fpll to Mallory, Cushing & Co., Omabs or St Neb, " OR RENT—Doublo pariors, furnishea or unturaished, 1607 Howard sf, ird figor. rge store room in brick block on Puark ave, good cellar, city water nnd gas; just the place for baker or con- fectioner, meat market or hardware Btocks of' dry goods, drugs and grocer| in the block. " F. L. Gregory, 820 8. 16th sl R RENT—Room suitable for 1or 2 gentle. men, with boars 1812 Dodge. (2] J{ OR KENT— nice unfurnishéd rooms suit- Able for housekeeping, 19th and Howard sta, Apply with refcrences 10 617 8 1ith “'Ull ‘@50 will buy 40x1274, south front. Apply ecntur stroct. 18 828 at 3414 E, ¥ BINukR, 10N 15th st, bet Dodge and v ave. $18,00—2 modern houses, Tand 12 rooms each, 1ot 72x140, Douglas, near Zird. 5,500 -113x140, 19th st near Clark st, beautitul lot and's bargain. $10,000—120t @ front on Saunders and 50x120 in rour, opposite Kountz place $6,500—10 choice tots, Boyd's add, near plain- g fuctory, 4 biocks from Saunders. 26,000 66x120, building cost 5,000, suitablo for ‘manufacturing, Davenport, near 17th, will tako $10.000 in Douglas Co. 1and or other city property. $6,000—66x132, choice Ist, Cass, near 22nd, will exchange equity for other property. $0,600—Fine stock millinery, choice location, 14 cash, bal good Omaha property. Choice sale in ull parts of th (GUARDIAN Sulo—0n the 4 day of Septem ¥ ber at 10 o'clock a. 1. , At the north door of the court house, Mrs. Martua M. Ish will sell at public auction to the highest bidder her res- idence and five lota, also five lota adjoining at the northeast corner of Ambler Place. = Some one will get & Largain, 0 83 JUARDIAN SALE-Martha M. 18h will seil ¥ at_public auction at the north door of the court house, nt 10 o'clock . m., Sentembor 3, an acre of r of 20ih und Locust sts, adjoining Kountze Plac 708 8 {IOR SALE—One million nores of land 1 braska. Speculator's Iands,railrond lands, ranches farms in all parts of the state. nd for pamphlet containing descrip- tion and price of over one thousand farms, A fine topographical mapof tne state ent free upon application. £ H. Andrus, for 10 years Gen'l Land Agent b, & M. R R Eighth sad P streots, Lincoin, Nebraska. 240 Proposals for Sewer Construction. QEALED bids will be received by the clty ) “clerk until 10 o'clock September Hth, 1887, for the construction of storm water sew- erage, in the city of Plattsmouth as por plans and speciications on file in the office of the city clerk. Proposuls to be made on printed blanks furnished bydthe city clerk, and all bide 10 be necompanied by & cortifiod_check for one hundred doliurs upon # local bank payable to the city of Plattsmouth as forfeit moncy in the event that the bidder shall fail to enter into a contruct with good and suflicient bonds within ten days of notice of award, ‘I'ho estimate for said work made by the city engincer, is as follows: ¢Bven and s half feet brick sewers $11 per oot Five and a half reet brick seweis $7.50 per foot. ¢chour and a half fect brick sewers $5.00 per oot Fifteen inch pipe complcte $1.00 per foot. ¢ Zhroe mantiolcs 4 feot high $4.00 per vert. oot Three frames nd covers 565 pounds each at 4c, $60.60. Said s wiil be_opened at 2 o'clock p.m., Soptember 9th, 1887, ut the office of the city at- torney, Byron Clurk The city reserves the right to refect any and all bids. J. W. JOHNSON, Chatrman of the Board of Public Works. Plattsmouth, Neb., August 16, 1887, pr-2-dot-m&e THE RAILWAY TINE TABLES. OMAHA, “Avrive Omaha. Leave Omahun UNION P Depov 10th and Pierce sts. Pacifio kxpross. Denver Expross. *Local Express xcopt Sunday. B &M R R R Depot 10t1 and Pacific sta Mail und Exy 1035 &, 1. 505 p. m. C.B.&Q R R Depot 10tn anil Packic sts, Muil and Express icago Kxpros: K.C, 8t J.&C. B Depot 10th and Paci Mull Exp C.,8t. P., M. &O. Depot'16th and Webster st Sioux City E: Bancroft Blair Passonge *Exoept Bunda; MISSOURI PACIFIC. Depot 15th and Webster st Day Express 3 Night Expre DUMMY TRAINS. Running Between Council Bluffs and South Omaha. Inaddition to the stations mentioned, trains stop at Twentieth Ana Twenty-fourth streets, and at the Summit 10 Omaha, Westward. “Brond- [Transfer Omahu. Shcel'ye =oEESS555555558 ZZcaraoe COUNCIL BLUFFS = | Leave CONNECTING LINES. | Transfer depot. 9:40 0. m. 40 p. o Tiv Transfer C., R L&P: All tfains run Dl T C.aN.W, 9:40 &, m. All traing run Daily. | 6:40 p. . C.B&Q All trains run Daily. die m. (93158 m. 5. me | 7:00 p. m Alltrains run Daily. Sioux City. Ba. m. 9:18 p. m. ity E. F. Ringer.” 559 rosidence and two lots in the west part of town? Joha C. Thompson, Herald office, business and residence irrup(‘rly for W HAT have you to trado for fine Z-story TJN0 exchange for farm_in_western lowa or eustorn Nebraskn, good corner lot with three bouses. Chas. K. Woolley, 415 5. 1ith st. T OTS1andz, bik U, Low, 4dner, ou Hamillon sl Graham, Creighton blk. 5116 FOH SALE -A bargain, cheap. for a few weeks only. Two lots in Baunders & Hime- baugh's addition 10 Walnut Hill. Address A, B L rop, Ainsworth, Neb., 043 5% 12 OK SALE—Lot 4 blk 13, Carthagc,enst front, $750.. This is one of the best lots in the ad- dition. ans & Blackburn, 1510 Dodge. 603 4 [OR SALE—A south front lot on Wirt street, Kountic Piace, 82200, Lvana & Hluckburn, 1610 Dodge. , double casy terms. QOR SALE—Fine new nine-room house and full lot, corner, south and east front, in Winasor Pluce extension, lot 41'4x135, 1 block from strect cars. improvements cost $3,200, resent owner will lease from Dbuyer or three years at $i5 per month, price $4.300, ' cash or less, balance easy. owoer must sell withip & week sure. Inguire 1 Nedd 1406 Farnam st., 3rd floor, 549 4 EW lots In Cloveraale for eale or trade ata bargain. Grabawm, Creighton blk. blle W.StL &P. Al trains run Dally. 12:16 p 8.C.&P, All trains rup Daily. Nebraska Natonal Bank U. 8. DEPOSITORY, Cmaha, ITek. Paid up Capital....... $250,000 Surplus ..... H. W. Yates, President. Lewis S. Reed, Vice-President. A. E. Touzalin, 2d Vice-Pre W. H. 5. Hughes, Cashier, DIRECTOR! John 8. Colling N Lewis 5. Reed A. E. 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