Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 27, 1887, Page 7

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Hished in both morning and _evening editions of the ee, the circulation of which aggregates a0 14,000 papers dally, and pves the ad- vertisers the benefit, not only' of the eity circn- Iation of the Boe, bt also of Council Bluffs, Lincoln und other cities and towns throughout this part of the west. VWANTED-Agents tn Nebraska for Gen. John A. Lflfln‘u last work, “Volunteer Soidiers® yust publistied. " Addross'J. M, French Omaha, N GENTS wan edition of Z encyclopedias (and other works) just issued. New features, [0 per cent thicker, and retail prices reduced. Exceedingl it o ox}wflunrml men. Address T, Elwood Z sher, Philadelphia, Pa. for the WWANTED-Mento handio a liaht business lfiwlll;rp«r day, emall investient. Mutnal agency, 1007 Faruam st., up stairs. o 27 VW ANTED -Man and wite for farm 7 miles north, 4 good farm hands steady work, 8 corn huskers, 1007 Farnam st. 632 97 ‘ ANTED-Beveral first-class salesmen for clothing, hat and furnishing goods. Only those with 4}:1{1““ reference need address Tiox 220, Omal “o VW ANTED—100 men of goodl appenrance to iry our 15c meals at Norris restaurant, 811 and 313 Bouth 14th street. (old Live and Let Live.) 0 ANTRED 50 agents: ool Ralary or od mission: rare chance, Address with stamp for terms, Weaver Mfr., 34 N, State st., Chic a0, m. 03n 12 ected and guaranteed. BUSINESS CHANCE! EA SALESMEN of experfence and having an establisned trade among the Grocery chants of the West will find it to their adviuta 1o correspond with s when in want of good sit- uation. First-class places open. State the terri- tory in'which yon have a trade, what houses have rep: ed, and low lonig, what arrange- ments you desire to make: also ‘send your re Comm s confidential, Address i1, New York City. 61131 3 Apply at Al ) enim, N ANIED-10 carpenter Dright's Labor Agenc: VW ANTED-Traveling Tquors, elothing and rocery salesmen, tea and coffee salesmen to families for St. Louis house,dry goods cler 15 cabinet makers, books salcsmen, §15 per month; agents to sell business register to busi- dople_only: hotel cook, 60 miles from y W n Catholic lady to sell the best article to Catholics on the n % girls for general iousework. Great Western Bureu, 150 “arnam st., room 9, 040 2% ANTED—4 German boys to CAITy DADArs. 40-100 8. “m'u “u ? i [ WANTED--FEMALE HELP. ‘Cut.this out and Keep ft. ANTED—Partner with capital, in an estab- lished wholesale produce bisiness. Ad- ating amount of capital to invest, K2, 2T 40 stock geueral mer- chindize for good Omaln_property; small ncumbrance: must sell or cxchange guick, 5, £ Campbell and G, W. Hervey, 510 Board ot de. JOR BAL hotel in O sixty have other | siness and must sel W ANIED-Woman cook for Logan, T, 85 waitresses for Norfolk #15, man and wife to run steam laundry, best wages, man and wife for private family &0, man and wife for farm, 25, 10 children, laundress for Pacific Ju second girl outof city and Bradshaw, $25 to & Partles wanting work of city call and leave their addresses as or- ave'to be filled too quickly to admit of rtising, Canadian Employment office, Mrs, Brega & Son, 516 8, 15th street. Tuh-nl;:» T 100 N, 15th, 735 2% 0 stock of groceries and st location in York, doing tock nearly new. ' A rare Addry Y01 SALF queensy @ business of ance ton N ork, i, ANTED—Man_with #1 to take one half- interest in & well estublished real estate and loan office, clears /40 yeurly, will guaran- * Leo HI00 per month. Addresy Lock Dok, La fmproved farms in Towa for ¢ or Nebraska Jand 2 0 xt Nebraska towns. tate exchange, Address K Il M- WiIl buy a good pa fshod biisinoss on N to Pa Add Ing and well estab. 1ith_ st., parties goiny SK 11, Tide omee” "8 8 FANTED—To rent a double brick store room, 44x04, or will separate and rent singl "5‘"'.'! hy private gas: located in a fine tow 2,000 n oiuste raska good location for dry goods and clothin ther Tine separate, reasonable, Ad Beo olfice. 536 2% NTAL Al found nfte mber Ist at uth 16th st., opp. Hoard of Trade. Ground floor 510 (100D opening for hardware or duy goods storo In Fiten Dok on Park ave. £ store room. - Cheap rent. F. L. Gregory oth st. u OR SALE volea ahont monthly, Nelson Drug ste 3,2 nt_only S 19th st, Alive mp 1openin J. L. Rice & (¢ Nat. bank. TooR saL doing ex: month: owner cofng out to Cal. Broken How, Neb, 0T 941 X4 coun find Guanry Mayne, N. W —A 300 acre stock farm, in Sarpy ust 25 miles from Omulia, with & on it. only ¥5 per acre. A. K. 0th and Farnam. o1 WAML:’» Stock of hoots and shoes 1n e ‘change for inside Omaha property. i dress Patterson & Moore, 1612 Faruian st, On state of California for a anufacturing business. A small 1and the profits are large. Chance m offered, Particulars at A, F. Mayne's, i0th and ¥ N OR TRADE— 6,000 ncres of cholce western land to exchange for general merchandise, Jno. F.Toft, &4 N. 1ith st. anything to exchan, write u improved and unimproy Towa lands, coul mi Nogs wmpbell wnd G % ane fir s, toys and notions. Price guaranteed. ~Buy near home and save frelghts, Kedhead, Novton, Lathrop & Co, inhhcr’«. Lo statione et Des Moine, Ta. ® ~An_oll route having 4 ng 5 8 day, consisting of 2 fine span 1t ik Wagons, ‘cans, all for £1.500, Jeave on ceouit of bad health; fine Aive man. J. L. Tice & Co. B Desirous of retiring from 1 sell the bulance of our with throe years | and - fixtur by January “or March next. M caninic o purehase addross John H, mann & Co., 1 TSINESS Chance for 4 confection right n the entrance New storeroom, chenp reut. B. 1ith st, QOR SALE-Or tr: r good 1 in Ne 8. 8, 810 Chamber of Cor e 15 fine opening wrant and haker 1o e of { 1 and ¢ and genes L J. Canan, s eam laundry hav engine, J. unt from Roston in life, unites_separ- 16th st., room 1. 760 uloe ated love PR NANNIE V. Warren, clatrvovant, Med. jeal business and test mediun. Office 19 North 10th street: rooms 2 &8, Telephone 4. 2 WANTED--MALE HELP. A7 ANTED-Boc W e VW ANTED Tiead cook & 5, for wost, paid, conelimun for privite family, 0, white or colored, porter for' store, £ nid board, farm hund £, oue at £3. Men and tholr wives for private faniilies and for farms, 825 and 0. Carpenters. Canadian Employment office, A, Biegu & Son, 316 8 16th; teleplong sS4 Wi Addres kor in tail- 0 packing can Provise 605 26 mediately, st ouse voopers. Anglo-d South Omuha, ) Man to cut wood. Geo N, Micks Bt st i 29 D3 tenmsters 8 tarm _hands, ofice y, Whout 18 yrs old, § men for K. K work, # per day. Scandinkvian Emp bureau, 1610 Fu side door 080 2 ‘V,\N'ri:n_;\ first eluss cook and_laundress, German preferred. Mrs, Milton Rogers, T24 8 10th st. 20 D—Good girl for general housework in private family, 008 South Ijth WAm—’m by the furnfture of a smafl or Inrge house centrally located, Cogpete: tive Land & Lot Co., 26 N 16th st 1 ‘ ANTED--Good family horse in exchange for lot, McCulloch & Co., cor Ith and Farnam. 0 VW ANTED- Tand to exihange for merchnnd- ise wnd Omaha property. B, R. Bull & Co., 113 N. 116 160 3y FANTED— Furnished house In good loca- tion, within ten minutes waik from P, 0. 10 Bee office. 3 28) 3 FANTED- Room and board in private fam- ily or private Loarding house. Ludy with references. Address K % Deo. 616 26% Address _“‘u H—To biiy 100 or 200 cres cheap land near Omaha. Co-operative Land & Lot Co., 205 N 16th st. 0 o ‘ ANTE Farms to exchange Omaba property and stocks of mei ndise. C. L. Brown & Co,, room 13 Frenzer bloc ,nn:um 41 VW ANTED-To purchase half ot whole inter. st in an e: d fire fusuravce busi- ness in Omahn, ddress K 24, Boe oftice, NOW, s sour ttme at less than cost > :‘AI‘ materi wAD 8 must 2. sold or storuge ol . Call Furgerson Storage Co., »“ft flltlh st. = “o FOR BALE- l'hln‘\. horse and phaeton, In- quire’ of D. C , Western Unlon Telograph office . @ nl — e (OR SALE-5 In. Columbin Expert, full nickel, good, condition, very cheap ‘f. . Multord, Unfon Stock Yard fank. 2 REVTAL AGENCY—F. L. Gregory will be found after November 1st at 3% South 16th &t., opp. Board of Trade l:rzlmnl oo 510 JERSONAL--Miss Relle Turner, _stylis modiste, willaccomm®iate private families by the day, Call at 2116 Grant st.; satisfaction guaranteed. 802 JERSONAL~To the ladlesof Omaha. If you want good reliable help, call at the Omnha Employment burean, the oldest employment oMce fn the clty, 119 N 16th st., H B. White, pro- [DERSONAL—Privato hiome for Indies during confinement, strictly confidential, infants ‘Address K 42 Hiee offc 107 ¢ __FOR SALE-MISCELLANEO\ I‘E TAL tAGENCY~F. L. Gr found after November 15t st., opp. Board of Trade. Ground toor. 510 TANTED—Stocks of merchandise to ex- Twiige for unencumbered Omaha prop- erty. Also Omaha property to exchange for land. B. R. Ball & Co., 6th st. 0 WAN'IHD—I'nnn in_exchan btocks of merchandise, St. John Room for Bly, Frenzer block, opp. P.O W30 " J ANTED—Farm lands in exchange for ity property. St. John & Ely, Room 13, Fren- zer block. 957 an_on_chatt ONE M Land and Lot Co., 205 No. 16th street. Mgvsy g hand 1o loan on improved yrn-\;«rt-y—. J.A. Helstand, Arlington block. 1 @1,000,000 to loan. H. E. Colo, 316 8. 15th, mortgage notes bought. g?rfiiinb an_at6per cent, honey, 1509 Farnam. Linahan & Ma- = $rmoote loan in any amount at lowest rate of interest. H. B. Irey, Frenzer block, 213 N organs, Tlorses, ete, low rates. Wiikinson & ONEY loaned on furniture, planos, Co., 1824 Farnam, over Burlington ticket office. TV[ONEY, to Toan to parties wishing o build, 5. Campbell, 310 S 10th st., Chamber of ONEY to loan, Notes and R. R. tckets bought abd s0id. A, Formun, 2158 13th st. “YA. iD—Second girl capable of doing plai Sowing. Mrs. B W. Gray, 22t Douglas. 0 “Yx\':\" 2 N, 19th, ""Q\NT H—3 dintng room g@rls, 1 cook, girls for private familics. City Intelligence Office, Creighton Blk. 646 WA ANTED-G jerman preferred. »0d Wages. Inquire 2611 St ) Woman to hand o o o TANTED—Girl for general housework, 1304 Burt street. ity TANTED-Competent p il § years old; German prefer Douglas. VW ANT D1 ard, 1 dining 7ANTE VY AN girl for Crete, 4 tooks for city, 2 chambermatds, 6 dining room girls, 1 fatindress, 1 head waller, assistant In drosanakitie shop, aud various temalo help for the first fun in the city. e us ncall, and w | y & ployment oftic ath st. B W ANTED A oo wo ishwasher ut 1. Pe D Dinfng room girl. Doran house, 18th near St Mary's avenue, 444 ED--5hladies to try our 15 wmeals at restaurant (0ld Live and Let Live), 8. 14th st. 3D-Dining room girl at 1004 N T st. ol cook for § —C00k und laundress, . St. Mur Dr. *s ave and 27th st. ~_EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS. " ADIES wanting reliable help, cooks, second gINIS AN seamstresses, can find & room full of girls to_choose from, at_the Canadian Lmplovient office. “Mrs. Bréga & Son, 316 South 15th, Telephone 884, a2 20% HORT time loans made on any avaflable security, in reasonable amounts, —Secured notes bought, sold or exchanged. General financial business of any kind = transacted promptly, quietly and fairly at the Omaha_Fi- nancial Exchange, N. W, cor. 1ith and Har- ney sts., over State National band. Corbett, MANAger. 1 p\ ONEY to Loan—0. ¥. Davis Co., real estate and loan agents, 2 t 15th and Harney. 222 ;\7[1 NEY to loan on improved real estate: no AV commission charged. Leavitt Burnham, room 1, Creighton block. 21 MONEY 11 sums of 800 and_over fo load at AW low rates.Russell & Barrett, 128 16th st. 215 ) 000—To loan on Omaha_city property at 6 D" per cent. - @. W. Day, 8. . cor. Ex. Bid, LOAN—Money—Tonns placed -on im- roved real estate in city or county for gland Loan & Tiust Co. by Douglas i, 16th and Chicago sts. 21 No dela N 218 property. Will buy & \'l\l!cnl{\b, 14210‘1',1 ~\ 'ONEY to loan on cit VL 00 notes. Seavi Farnam, MOYEY To Toan on ity jropert farms in Nebraska and lowa, Odell Bros. & Co,, loan, real estate and insurance agents, 103 Pearl street, Council Bluffs, Ia.; 152 Farnam street, Omahia. 208 TMONEY to Toan—iiy the undersigned who AV has the ‘only properly organized ' loan agency in Omaha, Lonns of §10 to' $100 made on furniture, pianos, organs, horses, wrgons, ma- chinery, éte., withont removal. No delays, All business strictly confidential. ' Loans so made that any part can be puld at any time, each pa ment ucing the cost pro rata, Adva made on fine watches and diamonds. Persons should carefully consider who they are dealing with, as many new concerns are daily coming into existenca. Should you need money call an me. W. . Croft, room 4 Withnell building, b and Harney. JFOR SALE—2 good office desks, double set £ood hatness, two new gold tipped bugky poles, Simpson make, all at a bargain. Patter son & Fawcett, 522 8o, 1hth st. 438 F‘O" RENT-Elegant furnished rooms 1708 540 28) Doviglas st. JrOR RENT-Furnisned room 105 N Toth st.” 519 %) JPOR RENT- Fooms for Tousskeeping, - cor: tatnin, modern convenience u 10t) and Howai iapply to M. F. Martin, ?‘IG 8. 16th st 1 NT-3 nice unfurnished rooms suit: able for housekeeping, situated on 2ist and Nicholas st.Apply 16 8 15th st. 609 (OR RENT-Two furnished rooms with or Jithiout bourd—suitable for a party of geu- n tlemen, 1508 Cass. Forx 3 rooms for light hnu.«-l;\:\vlu 3 Call at 2341 Davenport st after 7_o'clock, evenings. o5 27 FOOR RENT—A suite of rooms over my Price. . W. F. Stoatzel. TPOR RENT-For light housckeeping, two un- furnished rooms, also 1 furnislied toom for gentlemen, 800 Howatd 71624 O RENT—Nicely furnishod rooms, $10, $13 #15 and £, at 1621 Farnam St. 500 JOOR RENT—Pleasant furnished rooms, 1630 Cass 576200 DR RENT-Elegant suite of rooms nicel furnished, bri flat, south front, 1416 Chi- cago. 37 R SALE-Or trade. A nice little flock of resistered merino sheep, A herd of regis- tered Berkshire hogs: 200 hi, rade short horn cattle. 8. 8. Campbell and Hervey, Board of Trade bulldin; F( R BALE—Knights Templar Uniform, cost 8100; about 100 volumes of rare M sontc works will be sold for whatever they will bring. Address K. 83, Bee ofti 7102 T8 SALE-Choap, @ full nouschold, which cost new 20 Tast fall, for 80 now, 1t has to be sold on Monday, 81st'Oct. 1805 So. 13 J{'OR RENT- Larce handsome room, sultable for # or 3 gentlemen, 1506 Capitol aye. 4T 280 om, suitable for from stroet ca JICELY Furnished Front I AN “1or 2 persons. 1 bloc South west cor. 22nd and Leavenworth st. 540-26 FOOR RENT-Handsomely furnished front room for two gentlemen. 1718 l:;lh&s'lb. FYWO nicely furnished rooms with first-class fable bonrd in private family. Apply & K. DR SALE-Drug_store, $,000, doing good business on one of the bost streets in Omaha, or will exchange it with some choice land for larger stock of drugs in good country town. " Address K 2, Deo oftice, Omubi, OR SALE—A hoating stove nearly new,cheap for cash at 1308 Izard st. 620 IOR SBALE—A medium sized Garland base burner in good conditlon. Price 825, includ. ing pipe-zinc and oil cloth, Inquire at 1910 Dodge street. 636 27 R SALE —Fresh milch cows, 1 fine Jersey. Corner 10th and Capitol aven! 61431% —Cheap, a Remington No. 4 typo- writor; » good one. T.D. ‘tuar.:%:)f, '\ilh. TFOB TRADE—100 acros of good_land, hotise! 14 acres cultivated in Rawlins County, s. Willtrade for lots, merchandise or roperty. = Address J. Kline, £ B07-n22 valuable head of fine mar gentle riding ponies, at N, 20th and Locust near base ball ground 550 30 F&n SALE—-Good boarding business. 212 8, 10th st. 599 3 7ORt SALE | Good plano, $18 if sold in 10dnys, Also room for rent, 1821 Farnam st. 620 QOR SALE Fong_lense of store Splendid location close to 15th and Farnam sts. Address H 68, Bee oftice 443 20§ OR “Organs at immense sacrifice, less thau cost of material; must be sold to' pay Ktorage chuvges, 8 weekly payments taken. Call at once, Furgeson Storage Co., 715 N, 16th street. 4“7 OR SALE—Team, harness. wagon, #10. Mrs. . C. fiure Tt 8t ik from st car track. 38 nov 2 FUH SALE-1 feed mill, 2¥1n, French burrs. 1 Victor sheller, 75 b per hour. 1 bolt for buckwheat or 40 £t. 2 in. shafting, 8 hal ete. Address 206 8 20th st. oal. ers, elevator belt, maha, Neb. 32 n 1+ "FOR RENT-WOUSES. OR LEA! 7-room heuge on Davenport, near faih ot Rent, $10; farniture, 10! Co-Operative Land & Lot Cb., 206 N 1oth st OR RENT-iTonse on Hgmey and 17th sts, Has sixt Eas and fixtures and steam: also large burn, Apply to und Chicago, or E. W. Nash ) JOR RENT—A new 11 room house, clos pantrys, hard and soft water, £0a mouth. 28th st. close'to Farnam st. Address K 39, Bee offic Cor. 20th and Farnam. { IURNISHED Rooms—Ladles or gents, week o montl. Mra.” . Argyle, 811 No 1hh at. 819 N. 17th, 630 20% R RENT—Nicely furnished front room, first ioor. Gentlemen only, 2120 1|n£:-!1u. A hfi()ll RENT-Furnished room. OR RENT—Large front room suitable for two gentlemen, 806 8. 22d. 626 28 R RENT—Furnished rooms en suite or single, heated by furnace, all modern im- provements, 2402 St. Mary's ave. 604-26% [YOR RENT—Opened and newly furnished as private family boarding house, elogant Tooms with board, Avente Place, 1613 ‘and 1615 Capitol ave. A% 28% ['OR RENT—Nice furnished rooms with board. 2204 Cuming st. 629 30* 7 URNISHED rooms, 207 Douglas. 62231 VW ANTED To rent by lady, furnished room, centrally located.” Address K. £ Heo. 3 OR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms at 2227 Dodge. All modern conveniences. OR RENT—Newly furnished rooms with or without board. 118 South 24th st. 626-28% F’uu'l’c NT—For light housekeeping, 2 rooms, 1furnished, 812 North 1 624-26% Tor r OR RENT—Furnished rooms 16 port st. Fmt RENT—Tw ely furnished rooms, 1701 Capitol ave 198 20 ICELY Furnished rooms, 81 & weck onch AN gentlemen e 8. OR RENT— urn out board, &2 FOR 1t A Dbath and heat, to gentlemen, with refer: ences. 1708 Dodge, B85 OR RENT—2 rooms, $15, furniture 150, Operative Land & Lot Co., 205 N 10th. 7 JOR RE Nicaly furnished frout room with a n closot, §103 one bed room closet, 8; 14 block from 'Saunders car, well. * OR RENT—Rooms, single and double, ever; thing new and first-class, steam heat, 1321 Davenport i meisnm) rooms with board. nam. 1008 Far- T™Son10* i?l)l( RENT—3 unfurnished rooms suitable for housekeeping, 71114 Pacific, €5 room house be- tween Faruam and Dodge sts. Address K. 33 Beo oftice. 40 30] IOR RENT the furniture for snle. 57 0% [OR RENT— A canvenie 7 room flat an 3 tloor, 11-N.1* W ANIED-Ladies who ate desirous of ob- taining competent servents of all nation- alitfes to fill every required position to leave {lelr ordors at Scandinavian Emp. bureau, 1610 081 3 Uity Intelligence Oflice has the only prop- erly organized employment_agency in the west. It isthe Targest, most reliable and its terms the most liberal. 1f you are out of em- ployment. or wish to make a change, why do in securing the best possiblo ald that Tiven you. Persons should carefully consider whom they are dealing with as there are Atch-penny concerns coming into ext v. Full particnlars concern: inig our methods will be given upon applica- tion. Al orders (excapt from private families filled froe and sent to any partof the west wher fa 15 pald, Yours respectfully, Chas, L Hart, manager, Refer John L. McCague president McCare Dbank; ‘T 'homas, cashier Nebraska savings' banl H. McCulloch, county judge. er Ly Hon. il . ONEY to Loan—On fmproved city at lowest rates of interest. No comm charged. ' Sholes & Crumb, room 1, Barker th and Farnam sts. 216 property MONEY TOAY t . F. Reed & Co.'s Loan Office. on furniture, planos, horses, wagons, personal property of all'Kinds, and all other ar: Ticies of valus. without, removal. BI8 . 13th, over Bingham's commission store, All busi: tly confidential. 20 $ ton hots 1,000 to loan, spo Sobotker & Perrigo, 1 05 on farm property. Fuam st 51 sh on hand, no delay. J. Squire, 1413 Farnam st. Paxe buildin, % MISCELLANEOUS. {OR RENT—Good horse and No.1 delivery wagon to responsible party, tes reason , Bee ollice. . able. N I8 and il others who are 160k- ing tor a place to know that we do mnot charge oftice tee unless place is secured, Do not e decelved by concerns who take your money Gate City B JRUSINESS Men and others wishing relfabla help of any kind, call at our office and see What wo have. Among others we mention the following lines:® Floor-walker, Draughtsman, ! { Clorks and Salesmen i vavious ines (city and road), Canvassers, SLOnograntess, vpo-wrlters, Cashiers, Collectors, Be,renders Siewnrds, Cooks, Waiters, Clgar-m.cers, Porters, Prckers, Drivers, Engineers, wiromen, Janitors, Stablemen, Watchmer, carpenters, Coachmen, Butehers, Baker: ful mea fo and coun- ey, labiere, uleful boys, mechunics fn all branc work or wish to make n aployment Offce, 7 ANTED- Ladies who ar rous _of ob- horoughly competent, reliable 1o until pl s Crefght LORY, .0 ladies’ cabled chain gold rd for return to the 94 26 Duggey, medium wukles, about 12 QoL nare i open WY siz v, large hind years old, good traveler, bug ot painted. 1. Murray 3 OT. 8 Aréade place, 112 uth of eavy 4 worth st east front onith_ st mustsell, Ask for price. F. L. Grego So. Joth st FOUND. v IS, LINA DURBATN, 1M1 Tzard strcet, AV pushiionable dress and cloak maker, Per- fect fit and prompt attention guarauteed, 18T YOUR ROOMS at the City Intingence 4 Oflice, Crefghton Block. Mote people call daily at our office than = any other place in the city, except the poatoffice. B85 T ALIESI Anelegant #00 seal skin sack and 24 muff, near new, bust 42, length 44, will sell at half prite; lady going south for the winter, Address K 20, Bee oflico, B REIAL AGENCY—F. L. Grogore will b found after November 15t at 300 Bouth 16th st., opp. Board of Trade. Ground fioor. 510 DF., Y PARNSDALLE surgical and ob- stetrd teal home, 1724 Capitol ave, Omaha, lephone 986, 543 n 1) THE present condition of our sfrects render horses liable to accident at alltimes. A stitch in time swves nfue. Alwayskeep a bottie of Standard Stock Linament in your stable, Cures all cuts sprains, bruises ete,, uaranteed, Manufactured by F, E. Ranborn &' Co., 170 St. Mary's ave. Forsalo everywher [ 1AN N y! J” parties to fill positions of trust filled freo- Mule help supplied tree to all. Domestic hy furnished on short notice. Male and help sent to all parts if fare s paid. Bight experience enables us to fill orders satisfac torily, References, Omaha National Bank. Mrs, Lirega & Son, 516 8. 15th, tel. 84, 43 200 11‘\ YRYONE withing canvassers please loave 14" thieir orders at Mrs. J. W. Morrison’s Em- Ployment Office, 214 North 15th st. 812 16 TFARING Love Lettors read two way 100 ) “Grab them quick. Box 62, Baltimore; Ma 20 n Pretty 6 room cottage, good barn city water, convenient to business, 43 block from' 2 Iines street cars, permanent school, ete., 6 per mo to the right party. P. 0. box 1,000, T—Store room 20x60 feot cor Bth and Howard, with . & M. sidetrack n rear, ouly 855 per month, Inguire 809 Howard st. 715 80j OR RENT—6 room honse, Hamilton and #nd: 7 room house Charl 4 T—House of 3 rooms, ar, 103 N 16t With 68 rooms and ban near Davenport, in Wal of Charles J. Ryan. Watnut | DR RENT—§-room house, 420 N. furniture §50; terms to suit. 10-room boarding house G Farnam st. near court house, 860; poieor all of furniture for sale, b price; &room house on Cass st. bet. 17th and 18th st.: furniture #37, % cosh. 6room flat 15 now Dringing in #5; furniture 8100 cash, bal. #5 1 month, Hotel and lot with furnitire_completo in Ashignd, Neb,, 80,000, Will trade for lands. &room house fof rent, centrally located, leass for one year; furniture for trade on any kind of uncumbered property, Co-operative Land and Lot Co. - 16th st. 084-28 i;von RENT—Elegant_ 6-room house with all conveniences, corner Oth and Poppleton M. Abraham. 612 JOOR RENT—Elegant corner flat unfurnished, corner Howard and 11th st. L Applynt 01 24 ave, OR RENT-—Restaurant in good location, and fixtures for sale at your own price. Call and fnvestigate, it must be sold, sickness the peritive Lund & Lot Lo 8 North WO new houses for rent. One of seven rooms, and one of eight, city water and good cistern, situated near Hanscom park, on street car line, Rent §0 and %13 a month. 1t taken at once, will rent for 5 and $0a month for the wintei nquire for particulars at 413, south t, Homan's livery office. 35 20 TOOR RENT—House of 0 rooms, sw cor 1ith and Dorcas, 85 por month.” "W, M. Tush- I-New f-room cottage, 24th oor west of shot towe: A. T 11 room Loysg on. 8 Mayne, N. W, cor. 16th and Farnam, [0 o1 NOUND--A sum of money. Owner can have same by proving property and calling at ™0 st P reastpin. The owner alling at Thom proviug property wnd an get Co.'s, 1319 F paying for this notice. TED-To hire immedfately a small ouse, containing about four rooms, lo- of 16th strect and north of Faruam street and within & wile of P.O. Address K. 32, Bee office. 122 TANTEL Bring references. corner St. Mary's ave 516 South 2Ist st, near 64 30% ‘\'A TED—Thres carn bookkeep- fug; situations. J. B, Swith, I Chicago st. 77 2 ED--Men for pming. Labor agency, 112 Furnam. ANTED—A young man who understands stenagraphy and Is willing to commence at low wages with good prospects. Address K3, Bee offic 8 T ANTED--Practical grocery clerk, stout, Liealthy, hard worker und miust be quick ut res, 1o man preferred. Address K. [cLernon, Sidney, Neb. @147 YV ANTED = Men for rairond work, bright's Labor Agency Wlnnm Te cook at 1004 N 16th w.\nfiw 3 good fur Ber's, 719 N. 10th, wxnrxmu-nu o canvass for Baukers Life Insnrunce Co. Lineoln, Neb. None ‘but experienced men need aj WASTED NG for Wyoing. Beandinavian Ewp. Bureai, st slde Albright's i) Al W Jier da, 1630 Fan oF, w5 W wcond hand cooking stov o4 ddress 27 Do, L. L) 2D —Property vecial attention given to trading. Bpotswood, 3514 B 16th, 65 ‘\ FANTED-Good farma 0 exchange for Pt Omaha property, C. C. Spotswood, 30514 0th. FI'0 EXCHANGE_For cattle, 1 have M0 acres of good western land to trade for cattle, and a good house and lot near the capital; will exchange for cattle. Address 8.G. Bryan, Ash- and, Nel L OR RENT—Organs, 8 per month, Hospe, 1613 Douglas. =8 1 C—House furnishing goods, all kinds; cash or installment; lowest prices at J. Bon: ner, 1315 Douglas st. 0 OR RENT-Square piano, Fot et Soneus D, CHASES new Recelpt Book and Honse: hold Physician, th emorial Editlon” of over 80 pages. The “Crowning Life Work’ 1he greatest author and benefactor that ever lived. Just out. Agents making lmmense #ales. Bigterms. Address F.B. Dickerson & Co,, Detroit, Mich. Mention this paper. Udnovi* uare Plano 83 monthly, A, uglas. RSONAL. “ munth\{h A. i RENT—Sq Hospe, 1513 TFOOR RENT—2nd and 3d flobrs at st., with lease of three years, Kenue Bibbins, 1306 Douglas st. OR RENT-—House of 1,500ms, 3 Inquire 1319 8. 10th, it 670 [(\OR RENT-Y the office .i;'u,'smm st., after the 10th of this month. ~Apply early. Charles C. Bpotawood, 3053 8§ 15th st. B0 JFOR RENT-Room—Very dusirable fur room for 2 gentlemen; all convenien; same tloor. Apply at 1712 Capital ave OR RENT—Large front room suitablo for3 gentlemen, modern conveniences, 610 ’t:“mh 8t JOR RENT—Elegantly furnished room on first tlour, with modern. improvements, 117 Cass. FOOR RENT—To one or two furnished room; gas, bat month. 206 Davenport. gontlemer nicely furnished rooms, 2020 St. 62 INT—Nicely furnished room suitable for2 gentlemen, inquire %611 St. Mary's ave, 8 O RENT—Plensant _fooms, furnished, southw corner 20th and Webster. 318 TOR RENT=Famishc 1 ro0ms in Greunig bik, or. 15th and Dod Inquire of Geo, R. Davis, Millard hotel room. o fiN ; & W cor 15th and Jackson, 814 per month. 14 TOR BEN A '—Office room, first floor, &t 810 8. 5 WV ANTED- Situntion fn a trial lawyers offico by # Young attorney who can do something at shorthiand and typewriting, Address K 4, Bee office, 4827w ‘VANTE"—-S"“B"O“ as housckeeper by a Canadian of 25; also for an American of 28, are good cooks and managers. Can cut and fit children’s dresses. Understand the art of making one dollar go as far as _two. (N 1 Canadian Empoyment office, on, 816 8 15th. Telephone 8&4. & WA A position in ban % ‘\rrelor neces, PR 87 Bee oftice, (it 24:‘: VW ANTED—A positior by experienced hand, in store or office. Can glve good reforen Address K 8 Beo office, T4 20% Shrewd, reliabie, ive DURINGss man wants position in office or on the road. Address K 28, Bee oflice, T 27 VW ANIED-Position as bookkeeper in a bank oroftice by & young man of good busi- ness educatic g ability, First: od class ref: man. derate wages, RN —(Compositor) wants steady sitna- ation on country newspaper or in city ¢ fice. R. 1. Dunsmore, Omaha P. 0. 6% 7 ANTED—Situations for sewing girls in private families, and dressmaking estal- Ushments, lots of appl order filled free. Cannaian Employment oftice, Mrs, Brega & Bon, 8168, 16th, Tel. K84, o225 VW ANTED-Position s hou lady of experience. ? Address I, 00 Plerce st Council Blufts, ituation for 2 first class eastern and second girl, have also some No. 1 Swede and German girls, Our office i full of nice girls every duy from 10 u.10. 10 6 m., Canadian Emp. office, Mrs. Brega & Son, 8108 15th, telephone 84. 4T o] T'.T\N ED-_Engagement to do dressmaking in tamilies, address K. 15, Bee ()l)}r‘e a9y “'mm D—Situation by man todo work in private family, Bohemian, good refer- Call 422 8. 13th. A0 20¢ girls as ences, OR RENT—If you wish tgrent a house call on Benawa & Co,, 15th st., opposite P, ca:. RENTAL AGENCY—T. 1l Grogory will be found after Novemberdat at 3% South 16th st., opp. Board of Trade. Ground tloor. 510 JOR RENT-Bevera new 7 room houses block from street car, ready for occupancy November1, C. F. Harrison, 4158, Ioth st. ~ 83 MOR RENT—Touse of 11 rooms, 5. Inquire at 1811 Cass st. 610 20 |;fimfl rollable JPERSONAL—Parties_wanting have their women for housekeepers wi orders promptly filled free of charge by lpw . ing to Canadian Employment oftice, 816 8. I (“ telephone 884, G ANTED Men 10 invest Y100 to 850 i1 bus VY “ness that will pay 3 per cent profit. 10 Farnam, up stulvs, T)Elmmu,-nmm nte wanted for pleasant room, ecnirally located, eferences givea and required. K. 30, Bee, 091-20% T and 6 rooms 16 Leavenworth b0 20+ Good E. F. u OR RENT—Several housc Tuquire of H. ¥. Hamuun, DR RENT—Large office on Farnam st B biace tor eliar store or tatlor shop. Beaver, 10004 Farnam st FOR RENT--ROOMS. KD~ Position as Wook-koeper by an educated Iady of DRsiness experfence. Good penman. - Addiess & 39 Plerce st., Coun: cil Blufts, Towa. 50250 VWWANTED - Toom suitable for & “Fo P-A VW ANTED-Stock of wralfige, dr, WV Cral midse, foc in.p oved lands Kunsas, aud Colo. Addvess lock box mount, Neb, 401 W ANTED Thres table Loirders at 3118 Purt st S DERSONAL—Any kind of old gold taken in exchange or ‘made over tu suit at C. Erickson & Co.'s, 213 N, 10th st, lw"{‘i{g’“ JERSONAL—Good health is as essential to & horseas to a man. It you would keep your horse 1 good health and spirits treat hith 10 & box of Stundard Horse and Cattle Food. Purities the blood and the whole system. 7 Ibs Every box guaranteed. Manufactured by F. B. 8anbora & Co,, 1708 8t. Mary's ave. For Sale overy where a5, FOOR RENT—Ground floor office room, cen. trally located, heated and lghted. ‘0. F, Harrison, 418 8. 15th st. Tor RENT-—Furnished roon DR KEN for 4 gentle. men, private entrance, coal house, ete., 816 per month, sw Howard, 716 28] Mt RENT-Two furutshed front reoms, 112 PR g (Y Fli(!!’l‘-(.‘LASS storage at 110 N, 13th st. S’nuu(m for carriage st Omaha fair grounds and horses wintered by A. Thomson, 17N 200 oo, tz, Omaha Storage ouse, 1001, 1011 North 15th st., furnit. ure.bugelus and mérchandise.” Office 1 Dodge. in QTORAGE—Furniture, boxed goods, etc. terms reasonable, 714 Pacific. 33 ¥ you have anything to sell or exchange list TH IS BTN St 'S Joune 104 OR SALE—Finest location for @ home in West Omaha, adjoining the mansion homes of Kirkendall, Cos, Brady, Easson and others. t’uunng finer'in the city, Can sell M6x187 or oss; for prices aud teris see B. A, Hl"""'?dgw' al estate, two good mule Omaba Financial exchaugo, N W Parnam st. cor 15tk ud XTRAOR X TANery: focd And sate busin ing condition, splendid improvements, g Cation, propeity worth doubie the Pice weked: Owner uving other business regulritg bin st tention; price #15,000; J caslh.” J. L Tice & Co, ‘They aflected English cusiows. R SALE-Two houses for sale Capitol 'nndn iy on oth st bot 1 must huve the groun % Galitor nia st. : will sell very ch Apply at 100 ()uuim': NICE Home $1,60_Now four.room house, good location, cellar, well, cistern, and full lot, bargain at 91,60, easy tering, owner mu: hate some money. Stesnsdord & MeVicker, 18 Farnam, 68 7 1,07 3 Arcade Place, 11 blocks south of JLeavenworth st, éast front on Mth st. Owner must sell, AsK for price. F. L. Gregory, G20 So. 15th st. o {OR LEASE or Salo—Land and lots suitable for — manufacture, ware houses, packing = houses, mills, canning fac: orles, fce hou stable “for winterin horses, feeding yards, poultry ~rafsing, mil darles, et Also suitable for cottages and cheap homes. Big fuducoments to those who want such ground and mean busivess, Boggs & Hill, real estate, 1408 Farnam street. &0 N 3 JOR SALE=Lots #and 10 in block 5, Mey Richards & Tilden's addition, w. d.. &, pare cash, balance on_time, or 8180 cash. quire of Nrs. John J. Ross, 1321 Clark struet. | IXTY by one hundred and ity business R “properiy 1 bik from South Omalia post- office, #4,100; 13 cash, F. L. Grogory, &2 So. 1ith st. 1 JPOR BALE-AL 880, house and Jot, rented, at ! 811 per montly, on'simall cash payinents, bal ance monthly of quarterly, or all cash at & bet- ter price and warranted deed. D. D.Smenton, 166 Dodge st. - —— 113 BW Four room cottag: and cellar, Near ear lin excellent nelghberhood, ing lot 16, Hurdette court, price #1,600, kmall _cash payment and $15 per month. Wallace, Crefghton block, 408 EW Four room cottage, with pantry, closets and cellar. Near car line, schools and in an excellent ne rhhnrhmnl. being lot 16, Burdette court, price $1,/00, small’ cash_payment snd $15 per month. Wallace, Creighton block. 468 P[THOMPSON, 314 8. Tith st Tuys wud sells real estate, loAns money, pirchases securitios hias & good list of property for sale and wan more. Notary public. &4 vith pantry, closets , schools, and in an IST your property for sale with Charles C. J PEER A i QPECIAL BARGAINS of Crum & Bisho room house, good barn, well, cistern, $ Block from &tret car, 43,000, 14 cash, very choap. f-room house, 1 Block from 2 cur lines, £2,100, %00 cash, a bargain. New 4room house and_full lot, W0, 80 cash, & snap. Callon Crum & Bishop, 310 8. 16th st. 2 R EXCHANGE-City. - I “Nebraska lands. LCH. 19th and St. M e. perty for Towa or atts, N. E, M0 gxchange. Some money aud choice lund for frst class {mproved inside. property. H. E. Cole, 510 S 15th, 11 R SALE—Or_exchange, farms in Towa, Kansas and Nebraska for Omaha_houses and lots; will assume mortgages onhouses and glve clear decds to_ farms; will also_exchange city lots for good farms, well located and as- sume small mortgag, farms and give clear deed o city lots, Farms wanted in_Central Ne- A.P. Farna 140 3y M. A. Upton & Co, real estate 09°8, 10ih street, opposite cham- Dber of commerce, ' Extra bargains: Bouth and enst front lot in Onk Chathun, opposite depot grounds, 9 ryom house; only #2800 1f sold_at once, 8800 cash, This property 18 worth &3,600; 2x132 Farnam and 22nd streets, 86,600, cheapest property on the stroet, will be ‘worth' $20,000 in hiree years from now. 1 TTENTION—Tnvestors and speculators—We have some positive bargains in choice property that must be sold, a8 owners can_not Talse money to meet their payments any other way, both in fmproved and _vacant_realty, 1t you have been_holding back for snaps now is your time. J. L. Rice & Co, agents for burgains L and 35th v & Mar- } Bee office, (50 and_ lots on some houses and e for ck to ¥ Adaress Sovoral house nents, als al fari Omahia prop W.cor h and Farnam. ]?DI( good lot 1 1f sold soon. Co, d Farnam. TPOR SALE- Cottage ad barn che be moved immediately. M. F Farnam st. rl'u TRADE_ Tnstde property for good house, eight or nine rooms, and full lot. ~ MeCul: or 1hth and Farnam. 20 ow Mix room honse on lock cast of 16th, city w Addréss 1 WILL sell the following property on easy L Sterm Lot 10, block 2, A, 8, Patr! Tiot 24, block & Cloverdale block 16, West End, Lot 27, block 6 Jerome Park, Tot 25 Dlock 8 it Lot 1, block: 17, Orchard Tl Lot 13, block 1, s Yoot 18 block T ! Tots 1'to 5, Highland Park. Lot 15 and'sis of 10, Ttoes Plice room east front Nouse, in desiral thon, inciuding all modern improvements and barn. .. ! &room house o K's add...... st mear Tuke wt W. N. Nason, 1615 Farnam es in fanscom place renting for nth to_exchangs for good insids vacantproperty. 8. 8. Campbell and G.W. 108, 16th st., Chamber of Commerce. [YWO hot ROCKEFELLER'S PALACE. ption of the nest Seat in America. Correspondence San Francisco Chron- {cle: William Rockefeller 1s making an immense stir up in Westchester. No man who has taken up his residence on the banks of the Hudson in the past twenty years has made such a sensation or given employment to 5o many pairs of hands. r. Rockefeller is founding a home. The possessor of millions, the father of children, and imbued with the ancestral idea, he is building a mansion . 80 grand and so substantinl that generations hence, his descend- ants will bless him for an ancestor of good sense and culture, ns well as wealth. It isin the very heartof the most beautiful and picturesque region on_the Hudson that the oil king is building. The house is nearly com- pleted. Tt stands on an eminence ove inoliing the river. The ground is very high. ~ The view straight down tho river from the southern veranda is en- trancing. To the west is Haystraw bay —the bay of Nuples, Nym Crinkle called it, a long time ago in the World. The owner does not know himself, as yet, how much ho will spend in beautify- ing the interior of his house, but the total outlay, putting aside the cost of purely decorative work, will amount to about a quarter of a million. The mu- teriul used is gray stone, the style is old English, the size is 75x150 feet. It is thoroughly fire proof. Architect . L. Roberts drew the plans. He also de- signed the Standard Oil company’s buildings on lower Broadw: one of t,if one of the plainest, s tures y. Durability and solidity are ng characteristics of Mr. Rob- Such a substantial, massire and imposing residence as this nono ef the many millionaires whose country seats are scattered between Sing Sing and Spuyten Duyvil can boast. Gould's white-marble residence, David Dows’ stone mansion‘ the stately old brown- stone house of the Kingslands, on Kings- land point, the handsome country house of the late Robert Hoe, Greystone— these ave all inferior to the new count house of the oil king. Tt is the old Asph\wull estate, com- rising about eight hundred acres that 15 10 be turned topsy lur\'&', Of the old mansion and stables and innumerable outhouses not a vestige now remains save the solid-looking lodge-houses of granite with their pretty French roofs and stone porticos. The fine old en- trance gutes ure also i ‘With the lodges they are half hidden in foliare of luxuriunt growth. Mvr. Rockefeller paid $150.000 for the property, and was offered the day after $250,000 for it by D. Ogden Mills, who roamed over it fields and fished in its brook in poorer days und before he became a man of mil- lions. The purchase by Mr. JRockefel- ler murked the downfull of the house of Aspinwall, The family and its posses- sions were for a quarter of a century familiar objects to the denizens of Tarrytown and the rmrruundingx-uuxi!\»l. il Des Country liam H. Aspinwall led the lifo of an English gentleman. He killed his own mutton, like your true English noble- man, His sheop browsed in great nums bers on the hillsides. Cattle of rare beeeds grazed in the pastures. Blooded horses ate their heads off in their stalls, while British bulldogs guarded the stables surlily pre- cious straing of fancy fowls flockod in the hennery. There was nothing gaudy about tho Aspinwall es- tablishment, The cumbrous family carringe, yellow-wheeled and with hor- aldic emblems on the panels, wus the typical English family chariot, built for comfort’s sake and not beauty’s. Henvy= limbed Lnglish coach horses drew it along cumbrously, driven by an English flunky whose bulk was in keeping with the rest of the outfit. Mr. Aspinwall spont over $500,000 in improving and beautifying this property, and on it he pussed the happlost yeurs of his lifo, 3ut on the heels of the panie of 1878 came the great shrinkage in the value i of real estate, and Mr. Aspinwall’s fore tune, like that of othor great landown= ers around him, was almost irretriove ably impaired by it. In point of fact, & man must possess the wealth of a Gould or an Astor or o Vanderbilt to keep up such a vast estate. How many moen of considerable means have attenpted the hazardous feat of founding ancestral homes along this river? Mr. Gould's country houso is a reminder of shattered hopes. So is tho country seat just pur- chased by John Jacob Astor. So is the splendid mansion of William Rocke- feller. The new house will be ready for oc- cupation and the owner will move into it next spring., Mr. Rockefeller is a lover of the trotting horse, and his stables, when finished, will be as fino as any in the country. They will be de- signod to guit the particular purpose of Mr. Rockefeller—that of establishing an extonsive stud. A throe-quarters-of-a- mile race track, yet to be built, will en= able Mr. Rockefeller to try the speed of his flyers without going boyond lis own gates. This will be, in all” probability, the “fastest” private track in America, and will be built without re gard to cost. Mr. Rockefeller is giving employment toasmall army of workingmen. No man living within a couple of miles of his estate need be id&u if willing to work. A big farmhouse hard by was turned into a hoarding house a fow months ago for the accommodation of mechanics who lived too far away to go home every night. For the laborers who live in towns three or four miles distant special stages ave run. On the river front n big dock has been impros vised, where steamboats and propellors, laden with building material from the city, discharge their cargoes. Probably a unew and handsomer landing place will be constructed when Mr. Rockes feller builds a yacht whose eleguuce and proportions’ shall be in keeping with the rest of hi i The governor of Missouri has become jealous of the attention given to oute aws; but e still continues to recoms mend the famous Dr. Bull’s Cough Syfup for coughs and colds. The proprietors of Salvation Of st cure on earth for pain, will pay roward if any certificate pubse hed by them is found not genuines It costs only 25 cents a bottla, THE RAILWAY TINE TABLES. Leave Omaha. the UNION PACIFIC Depot 10th and Pie Pacitlc Bxpross & M. R R R Depot 10th and Paclficsts Yalland Express 4 C. 1. &Q.R. R Dopot. 10th and Pacil Mail and Express Chicago Express. JRI PACIFIC. and Webstorst| DUMMY TRAINS, Running Between Council Bluffs and South Omahit §n addition to the stations mentionedy trains stop at Twentleth and Twenty-fourth Hireots, and at the Summit in Omaha. ‘Westward. Broud- way. srenEEBenas - Easoe “Biock (Sheelys, Yards. BLUKNFS, [ Jenve Transfer depot. CONNECTING LINES, C.RL&P: n Al trivins run Daly. 5 E2 . & N.W. All tridns run Daily, OB &Q All trains run Daily, ©. M. & Bt. s All trains run Daily, Bloux City. ©er £F TP R B2S BS B > EE EES ES K . All trisins run Daily. WL Bt L & F Al tFains rin Dadly. P 7 g3 8.0 & All trains run I 14T, COUSIVS SHOBS Embody the highest excellencies fn Shapline s, Comfort aud Durability and are the REIGNING :-: FAVORITES In Fashionable Circles, ‘Our nawe is oucveey sule, J. & T. Cousing, NEw YOus, AGENTS FOR OMAHA, Hayward Brothers.