Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 29, 1887, Page 7

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Parties Mvmlrlnr in these m\nm 8 And hav. iz the answers addressed in care of the Hes, Wi Bieaso bk for n eheck o enablo them t0 get their letters, as none will be delivered ex- fifi‘ t gn presentation ofchieck, All anrwers 9 rementa in these colymor are Hehed orning ind evening editions of e Tee, the. ciredintion of which Agregates mnu thin 14,000 papers daly, and gives the ad- Jtisers the benegt not oniy of the cits diret- also of Counel l‘ |nrnl|| and on-ur ties and towns mmghm 15 PAFL of the we 2 - attend w T}‘;j R A0 et ress § 88 Beo of |) Nlull(lllh) d;l“( l('::x\l?l )N\fi e <Eoa rotafence. Buker: Oxtord, 8 ly mnlntmmhma work ‘: rn! in l{;mw;; months, A(lfirmfl!&. e office. #28 0 'wANTHl) _WANTED--MALE NELP. “AN'I'EI)—AMIFM active boy at Kuh drug store, 16th st. BT TR L SN . T VW ARTED- Paintand color satesman in lowa Tows honse, grocery and liquor nlesmen for efstern house, grocery salesmai to amilies for Connet) Bluffs, 1 for Lineoln,cracker ‘baker, call at Great Western burean, the oldest and most reliable in America, 1500 Farnam st., room 9, 85 11 Situation by '8 young man a8 r, can glve good elty - é” cnf b 815 28) Salesladies, diningroom girls and housework. Great 9, 20 horses and do vork aronnd house, American Apply at southwest r-orn“';r Nlnlh Bonersl preferred and Jones. ALFSMEN_Five traveling satesmens salary and expen: N0 experience necessary, Adaress, with stamp, Palnier & Co, L Crosse, Wik, ki 150 YA/ANTED-A good second-hand bread and cake baker. Inquire at No. 1314 Douglas - Kgutmann's saloon, between i and Jy o' i6ek, hec. '“m TRD—A young, active, {:u\flumml) ay ‘ATing man to canvass seription: rtisements on a labor journal, Only od 87 Bee oftice. 2% W ED— have throe | Tewrn hnnlkeemmz o meet dbmand. for competent bookkeepers in January, J. (H. Bml h, room H8, Ramue block. Gy NSURANCE Agonts Wanted—Tne Mutual te- serve life Insurance compuny of New York Hesire to engage twenty good spectal und gen- ral ngents in_the west on extra liberal con- racts. For terms und territory call_on or ad- gmm B. H. Robison, al man'gr, Omaha at. bank bi'dg, Omalia, Neb. 050 31 to solicit in the small Towa, Missourl and ve bond, and will- pel ratlrond _work. gency, 1120 Farnw '“VA\NTI‘ )—100 men of gnml appearance our 1ic meals at Norris restaurant, 81 gnd 313 Bouth 14th street. (©ld Live and 'Let Live) 543 ‘will be for rent, Jan ms and all . &rlu HE house T now ocen nary 1st; house contains 104 odern Imprun ments, 20 8. er. R RENT-Dosirab blocks from postom ible unf‘rm!oom, six fiqlf “Fhew T roomed houses, well, cig ™, ellar, 14h neaf Clark [ W @, 8hriver, opp postof JHOUR wood evttages for rent chonp nntil spring. Geo l':'l]hert.\\'l\huull||u&v“nl{ farm iy leting or vis Compu, S ! T--MISCELA pu. Toparm of 1 wiroe 4 mue-fi ¥, R RENT—Two 6.000m houses at 10 South 13th st., rent very reasonable Co-Opera- tive Land aiid Lot Cos, 3 R KENT- 0 new 7 roomed house tern, cellar, 2th st near Pa , Frenzer block opposite puntulflm. ip?)'n RENT—6r60mn house, 1400 D nunnm i ’]' OUSE for rent, rooms, 8, B, cor uvm and Pacific. Owen Whels t ven to renting houses, .JA unh{‘rnhhn! rooms, \«l“\ rm. over 20 8. Ihth st. F\UK fl you wish o renfim on B!hl'l l Co,, 15th st., opposite l"f.) B‘u! RENT- And_furnifuro for_ sale, 8 room ouse and barh, clstern and city water. u Iu uellu 1 nn bmkiul up housckeep- uire at'my offieeIn Boyd'sopera house bloc nemd Hoot. P.J. Creedon, 893 0,100 ith ave., broom house, in pAlr, Iarge yard, clstern water; will ren- n sible person’ With not more lhnn 2 Ehll» per month, 3 HOUSES For rent, $10 to rooms each and from dlnunl mm ‘r» toffice. Al th st. m...m A un‘_nf ma‘r‘ifi i h 90 {1¢ ice trom 810 to l&!c "omdmlgm'Arfo . |f~tut mmnhv-d and un- {lbl“r.:x shed rooms, all prices. H. L. Cole, 8\03%0 M RENT--A 8 room house cheap to a small family, 1639 8 21st bet Center and Dfl‘;l'l"hl st. R RENT—2 new 0 room hmlm on F 'mh near Leavenworth, C.E. M ‘l”( RENT-- Vowfironm cottage In Amlllar lace; good 7 room !klor{ house, Orchard Efll 5008 | poom cottage, Orchard m'n C, E. aytie, N. W. cor. Ith and Harneyst. ' 101 F(m RENT—An 8 room lmun. cny water g gn. and stable, 12 minutes walk from the office, Rent moderate, Apply to D, J. O ahoe, next door to the postoffice, OR RENT—A tiew ten-room Houso with all modern improvements, large attic, Douglas and 21st streets, Not n basement house. ply Moritz Mever, cor 11 and Faruam, 'OR RENT--New house, 6 rooms, etc., large wrounds, corner 25th and Capitol aVenue, Inquire 224 Dodge st. 58T 'OR RENT—New 4-room month, ApDI 1558 g ot T Apply room 20, 1511 Dodge st 53 J2) IOR RENT-- elogant brick rasidences with all modern fmprovements, 12 and 14 rooms each, pleasant and convenient 'location. 0. F. Davis company, 1508 Farnam st. 118 R RENT- honse, %08 8 -Mh avenue, 1 block gouth of Leavenworth. J. D. Cowle, at Falconer's, 062 JOR RENT- and 27th sts, 100 6-room house n w cor, Sewlrd R RENT—2 new hl?ldlnmuo room cottages well, cmnrm,eh per month 324 _and California. A. C.'Wakeiey, Omaha Natl bank bld. w7 OR_RENT—Severa new 7 room houses block from street _car, ready for occups November 1 C. F. Harrison ms 15th st. OR RE ouse 11 rooms. W. M. man, N E corner 16th and Dougias. __FOR RENT--ROOM b‘{rl( REN l' January 2, nicely t“l nln!laflfrrmr room heated and lighted. 2210 Capitol avenu 7044 th, i 0y 595 Bush- 0 Furnished 200m, gas, bat) 15 Burt st. ) FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with gas, bath and 3 and_unfurnished nd farnac 823 Cass, H50 3 urnished rooms,all modern con- fence, «u N Bth nt Bo6 28 WANTED--FEMALE HELP. "“VAN'N-:(» Lady copyist with knowledge of bool ing. Address Bec office.. 863 28] "": TED—A good L“‘ for housework, Mrs w.w. lhm(lnn K128 16th st. B 30 WANTED- “Woman cook out of city, M); four dining room girls, 85, dishwas hm‘v lanna- Fess and cook #18 each, ulrlfl 1o help. nurse L:lth‘ 00ks, one firstclass second girl, W for general ousework. Mrs. Hren & Son, 316'S 16th, "8 25 T ANTED—A nurse to do light housework 3 and act as mmrmnlon tu old lady for the ‘winter; n]nply H et N’*M NVANTED—A good, ablo boy from High 8chool o cairy &1 eve RIng route on \Daily o R TR S Sl T W ANTED- Good practical womun to do gon- ol honsework, wages # per week: pply California. ANflm Girl for general housework, must 000 cook, apply 114§ #th st. #5531 '“an~nlrl small tamily, RE‘K Bftor 12 o'clock, Mrs, J. B. Haynes, 23 st,, mear Chicago. ANTED--Good kitchen girl. Must be a iave good refer- B2 28 ence. Enquire, 1914 F TANTED-Goofl girl of woman_with refor- ences to take care of ('hlll“.lL %H Doug Mrs. 1 Brow: 185 st. J{RONT parlor and bed room for rent with all mml.l u convenlences and nfcely fur uished, ith st. NT—Laago b Imlmmelyf nished up- per front foom, steam heat, 1613 Douglys. . and board. Room warmed. Call llt lJIol\ 20th street or 215 8. 15th steeet. 83231 N EW furnish m y and for winter, UDlock trom P. 0., allconyen- iences, 1015 Capiiol ave. 8142 OR RENT—For one or two_gentlomen a fur- nished room withing blocks of court llmw\> apply 618 8 17th st. FOI l;ml‘r—rn»m parlor, “umrnlnhed, km 8. R RENT—A large room 1023 D d . F() large ngemn . tvo turnished rod »v‘;;,j sleeping room 807 25 F()H Tight | housekeepin also one furnish Howard, R RENT rooms, Furnished and_ unfurnished 111 8. 20th st., near lmg F(m RENT—| Buraished'rooms, with o with- out board. N 1ith st. -1 WANTFI)v%\4> kitchen gitls at Rosemund's 1013 and 1015 Farnam st. 08 3 :B‘l RNISHED rooms and b()urd 1008 l-;l;]num ‘WTmmu—Num vl at 2118 buu‘glu“nl L) ‘WAKTFI)‘ GIFT .im-lullu'»u_-«fl_unr TTosG e u good cook. &I Dodge st. i) Wfifi"\ A ll\oruthI) ompetent mediately at 212 Faruam st. ; goo TANTED - TIrst_ciass wages paid, Mrs. R, it girl im- Wages. L) 1 for cook, 0. Pumnun,l N Tmu TRD—Competent girl for geners m-umu ymm work, 601 8, 20th st. 15 {VANTED-GUxl. {nquive 316 N, 170h 'e R RENT.-Near cablatie; furnished rooms with first-class Loard; all' modern conven- iences. 2013 Douglas st. 704 21 URNIRHED Rooms—With or without board, 4ud heated by steam. in private famlly. oms at flns, bath and furnace heat. URNISHED rooms—81 to#1.50 a week, cen. tral, We K. 18Uh, up-staes, " o0 30 N Plur‘;a frofit Foorn, furnished and heatod. Sujtable for, two gentlemen, ~ Also smali Toom. 1917 Cass st. A 52 ‘vl\m ED—Dining room girl at Occldental, S Ay S ONEIIII)' in every town wanted to_ introduce anud sell Pennyroyal Pills, “Chich, English." Original and only Genuine, S stamps) for particulars, Chichester 0., Philadelphia Pa. T JADIES are offered embrotdery noedlework at lnwlrm\uhumuamrnarmununm awhole- ale house. l‘rofll-lbllfl. nnm Good pay ean ho 10 Everyih rnfshed. Particul is! ('Nfl'dlu\\urk Co., Tree. Address 8t, New Y nrk( iy, Y ANTED - Ladies in gity o country. for o holiday trade, to mko ht, pleasant worl {helr own homes. o perdny con_bs Bletly e, ork cnt by, nmll any distance, articulars froo. No canvasstay Raiross ut e, (‘I'H\l‘? Tt ( ur Ik st., Boston, P, 0. bax 5170, 500 NTED--50 ladies to tr; Norris' restaurant old 811 and 813 8. Mth our 1c_meals at ive and Let Live), 598 iiymfl RD—Young men fo learn s Valentine's Shorthand institute to m. increasing domand, Send for circular. 1 Dadge st 856 30% nde Mrs, Brego KRS, ning I\y'nP dm 'V\ ANTED-Someone to adopt a_ nie baby 'o‘l Bwede parents, & Son, 316 8. 16t "v,\flfi‘h Wis O at R, 1010 Webster. ANTED—Y oung ladies desitous on;m.x Po- sitions, will do well to_learn shorihand A1 Valontine's tHordhund toetogte Nhere he ! and i alwaysin excess of the suppl %‘q:. Ao % e U ANTRD— Gontlemen _to try our meanls at Scholler restaurant, 104 C ym nt luce in O dand !rmn’)"t’.‘ui?hmmh.a‘ maha N nk, Mrs. Brega & Son, 310 8. 16th. WAITID‘-TO RENT “H( RENT- After 1st of Jannary desk room in o centrally located office heated with Kteam, Cadl at Room 4 Creighton Ulock. 56 DR RENT- Furnished room, all modern con- veniunces, large enough o two. 2006 Duv- Nm- Turnished room, 0 p pflr mo. 15th and Jackson. OUR elegant rooms all modern cony mem es 1704 W 3 o FTI!(;\T parlor for two gentlomen, T&éflb&dg}‘. Furnfshed Fooms in Greunig bk, cor. 1ith and Dodge sts, Inquird of €0, Davis, Millard hotel billiatd room. MOR RENT--N furnished room suitahie for# gentleaen, ‘11quire 2011 8t. Mury s ave. TCELY furnishea frontroom with or with- AN out board. 1812 Dodge st © T ARGE south tront ruom, 4 fences, suitable for two gemtlemer first-class ‘table board for three or four; refe ehces, 1514 Dodge st. 64 JOR RENT-- Pleasant furnisned rooms, ern_convenfences, reasonable price 15th st., Karbach block, 3d tloor tlat, No. mod- i %0 arts of Ciry R RENT—Furnished rooms in all the city, by the duy, wock o€ month. Intelligence office, Crelgliton bloc FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFIOES. FOR RENT— l-‘uruly-hed hnll night a week. 1O, U. 1321 Douglas st. for lodues one M. Inquire at 548 3 toro basement and_boarding uuvm nnlumu‘!fir th ANTED--A smail furmisned cottage or tw ‘or three furnishtd rooms on fAirst tloor fo Ham hounnepm convenient to car line. ~Ad- 0 3, Bee oftice. . "BOARDING, IRST class table board, served in home style at 15185 St. Mary's ave., fil’nl duol Fight hand side, fio.um Wit rooms for four at #118 B“r;mfl. PHI\'ATB Dboarding, 84 a week. 1615 h;x::.;. 3 ¥ ¥ RIVATR boarding, 1615 Dodgs st, i Fms'rnAAu tuble board, served m home style, for 8 or 4 gentlemei, 1814 Dodge. 54 T Ry R 'ut.'mi i s JOOKR RE trally Harrison, 4 O RENT- Basement stores aud flats with all modern IMprovements, corner 1sth and Jackson sts, (2] {OR RRNT—OfMoes on FArmam st. 1t $10 to &1 per month. One office furnished. 1612 Far- nam, 188 OR RENT-Ofice room, frst oor, aLilo s. 15¢h at, 004 NT—Ground_floor offh hom, C, oo cen- ¢ "hld ated and lighted, ¥, JOR RENT " drooms 1015 N. 20th st, 3 rooms 1018 N. 215t at. 1 elegant raishid rooms toutunln( an the modern eanveniences, at 13 8. 19 4elegant unfurnished rooms at Tster, Nice oflico at 4169, 15¢h st Vot TOR Tt nged e s o [ S RAnR—Herr!hnndm or mrn(hm'. l.mlo & Wlllltma. 1407 Do 680 d 29, TORK Brora Uu n'“e 10X -.-xmlvo ot #10FaRE tanos, !Ym nfl‘ merl’hlmllls' wen New amolnt; ware. Bouth_Seceipts siten; b bumilding. —fir(\prtm pecial arrangements for | e R h[nwh loaned on furny fanos, organs, nom-. etc, low rates.’ 134 Farnam, over Burl . Wilkinson & ton ticket uaco. ,.____..._.—._u.'l___-_— . . Wt Toan jh any Amaynt n lowut rate Teoh, . B. 1re¥, Frepaer bIooK. (et g - ST ORY VDN BTt e 500,000—To 1mmm0m|mn eity prnpmy at 6 ver cent. G. W, K. cor. i i ONEY to loan of im| real estate: no 1 commission ch m&?’fium Burnham, ghhvn block. NED at C. F.Reed & Co.' l on furniture, i 3" 08, pemo Droperty of v , dnd al) oTher icles of value without r.-§ 319 8. 15th, over Bingham's commissi Al bust ness strictly confidential, pinced on_im. To LOAN—Money—Loans oved roal estate fn~¢ o mnmy for ngland Loan & by Doy wumy bank, 16th and Chicago sts. lam. D’l‘! {nJetters's add, one a corner, e ean ot ovvihere, bLoot oufls fine 4 1ot Athor Place, #,90, 1 eash. pents £ -4 b‘.;n ol q-u o l.u ‘lot near Bt Paul depots waln, Touse and fot fnwhst part of city nedr car Tine, $4,800; #8900 cash, balance to suit, Hma enst front lot, in West Cumming's add,, l.nnk into these they are bargains, K. lhrl!nu,l %5 Howa W roperty 1 South i fi deuce Crnha, W, 0. Albrigth, o1s & oen st JOR SALE -2 notes, #7135 . PN, llhh‘ 2 and 4 years, nt 8 per nt interest. ~cxuml by first mortgrige on improv m\ real estate. Ufll s Wanited: ‘Address, & o5 Boe oflice, 819 TASUEN, look,act. We have the best £2000 L4 bargain tn South Omaha, gilt edge u.»:m.- vroperty. M. A. Upton & Co. 760,000 to loan_st6 per cent. Linahan &Me- $ n!‘m hnmx." 1 Ul lon o] perty. MI farma in X ot o Voora, BTty wnd nts, 105 Al entate *urf reor, Conell "Biufts, Ta.: ‘ariam Omaha, 908 EWI“MLR~A! fine & hh‘c. of teackay g ot 'l ere 1s In the city. a. Albflghl. h gt slfiul’ m:m (m on v-ble llne. """flflfl o 1cat T be ko « stonce. Rrshal nmber ()NE\’W‘OM}, 101 notes bought, ,lll? mnde on chat el%: o ."’u!' % Cummings, Room 10 Barker Block 1 MONE& nl h“r ana &, R. nn. 2138 ¥ BUSINESS OHANCES. Amie of Chicago gives m mn-nm treatments, vapor ane 424 N 16th st., np stairs, fn mwm. Students can orthand fnstitats at l" me, evening sessions, 1615 DoCg. Aireste ERSON AL - Engngements to ao dressmaking in familles solicited. Callon ur“flu}(lru«u AR d hnnfl h hs. enter V enuuu Miss Jessie Sturdy; &21 8 20th st. PERN’NAI,—PHH\M tome for ladies during confinement, strictly confidential, infants Adllm:s F, 42 Tiee office. 107 J §* LO!T. I ot peonlo have lost an oppor- 4 tunity to sccure a good | paylug situation by not having a knowledge of shorthand and tyge- yriting, Loamn at Valentine's’snorthand thati- tute. 1516 Dodge st. l’ (wr Between Burlington depot, Davenport . yalise containing misses’ clothing, hand- kerchiste, marked FHath Shieye Finder will be relvarded by returning to 112 Douglas, ety adopted. JTRAYED—Dec, 2th, white faced red cow with W nite legs, one crooked hiorn and one l\\ed off, 1141 N. I5th st. ™ 28 ]' 85 reward. - A smail jot Black water Arpnuh»l short taflhad on leather cotlar \\In‘u lost. Return to 614 North 22 street, OST__From 911 N, 18th st.. dark Brown horse. Return to H. Brusch, 911 N. 18th st, T,05-Left on Red line car to depot about 6 4 o'elock Thursday. n leather eovered Jeelry box ubout Fx10 inches nnd 4 inches highs thio finder will be liberally rewardod on Tetining It D. 0. Brooks, room T, Gruenig block, s & and Dodge st ARD-Will be_given for mare, 900 1bs., halter on, 2024 Cuming st. G. 8. Ostrom. Zx _FOUND. _ ~That Teian L’nnd thing to ng + 04570 15 At and Typewiitiug tastitute, 1 Tetn bay Strayed_from 598 tand the Ltine's Bl o thand 5 Dodge street 836 30 |BCEI.I.ANEUUS ALF—A thoroughred, registercd, re rish setter pup, 3 months old. Addyess F. 3. R., Lock Box 817, Hustings, Neb. " #7 b Ot SALE-Full sct of buteher's ton]% en- 10 Poppleton ave. |r| ARD Table at half e ('0.'s make, 16th und Dodg sts, = MISCELLANEQUS. lmkmAMi A knowledge of {his v 2D jrtisa uatantes of u first-class po Bend for erreu 315 Dodge s . j.\l«Tfi(\i\ he whereabonts of my son, John Golden, will be thunklly res Eelred by his mother, Annfe Golden, price, Brunswick Inquire Leslie & Leslie, 216 o w9 I ORSEY WINTER T wounld respectfully announce to the citizens of Omaha that I have better accommodations for ‘wintering horses at Omaha fair grounds than canbe found in the west. I have 18 large waem box aalls, with four large yards for_exercisigg dutms the day, the walls are § feet hich_an warmer thad most stables. | We have, faol for ing warm bran and oats 3+ vi horses Wintered this way j oy time, while Horses wintered in the o and freezing in the "corn stulks | next summer to get i condition, .- The horse cars run to the grounds tes. Parties having horses at-the § : oo them at any time. For particilars and terms 8, 4 A ’Hmm pson. A7 lie evening shorthand and typewriting. Anstitute, 1 Dodge st. W36 3] ot ST Will glve Maksige treat (lmu-\\lm prefer to come to her of- from 9 a. m. until 9 p. m. Ot Oftice ang residence wthaih mody | YASH paid for sccond-hand books and Tihra- ries. 308 N 1oth st T, Shonteld, antiquarian. you have auy property to trade nm. orJands tn mbnnkumn oon st W. G. N irst clnss bank sand rurm.~1uu| hy AN the carload in Omaha or by wagon load in Sout Omalia, apon shorbnotice, Leave orders with W Albrizht, 218 8, 15th street, or bra oflice at it puth Ullmhn. ' i rs pleisant: and profitable employment for women. 1 earn. at Valen: tine's Shorthand institute, 1515 Dodge st. 0% 'I_I clipping by W.A, Taggzart.at Benham’ 'l' lm\lles‘ corner and Da x-umrt sts. el.257 axs iy GLAIRVOYANT MES; DU reifahl rated Imvr NT—Clatrvoyant from Bosten 1x all affairs of life unites sapa- _32 N 16th st. room 176 Jun arren, clairvoyant, Med- mmnm and test medfum. Diggnosis 19 N. 10th 611 the furniture of a small centrally located, (‘M‘!‘urlv 200 N 16th st. ANTED—To buy short Tima paper, Gross, at C. K. Mayue's office, I Harnoy. e W, and TMONEY to Loar real ostate mld val DNEY to 10am 1 can now place some first ame ity Toths eatdlaEle . CATaL o if you desire to be accommodated. D. V. Snoles, room | Barker block, entrance in alley, i TMOMEY loaned on ptanos, furniture, horses, organs, eto. low rates. G. H. Zimmer. man, room 5, Arlington block, 2 doors west ot postoftice. o7 §21 O ANS made on real estate, 4 M. Harrls over 220 8, Cash on hunfl h st. MOYEY to Loun—Hy the undersianed, who has the ‘only properly organized 'loan ageney in Omaha, Eonns of §10 to $H0 made on furniture, planos. orfans, orses, wr ma- chinery, ete, without removal, Ko deinys. AN business strictly confidential. ' Loans s0_mide that any part can be pald at any time, each pay- ment reducing the cost pro rata. = Advances made on fine watches and Afamonds. Persons should carefully consider who they are ‘deling 3 any new concerns aro duily comi lmouhmnm Should you need money call . Crofts Toom 4 Withe ulldlu(. 5t ana H-m« i:v to loan, cas on nand, no_delay. J. and E. 1. Squire, 113 Farnam st Pax: ton hotel bullding, MONEYTO TOAN—On furniture, horses, wag. onsother personat property, without reiovai or on approved ocollateral su usiness confidential. Jno, W, Robbins, ms’hma& MMOYEY to Loan on city property and also on farms in western Towa and edstern Ne- braska: frst mortgage notes bought and sold, Qdell Bros, & Co. Farnam st., Omata; 109 v st., Council Bluffs. Ln.ws made on real estate and mortgages bought. Lewis 5. Keed & Co., 1521 Farnam, 118 Lowest rates, No delay. Co., over Oommmluahn- ONRY—To loan. J. L. Rice & tional bank PEPESN T | NS FUR CRNT ) - Puttersot & Fawkett 15th and Rarney. 618 HORT time “on any avaimble made o , in nmmbh uuounu. Becur or ux Gfine ‘il gute ll#l%rly of the Dnubl rl~ luy -u. -M NTED--Man at tmm. 150 month net, & flmm ar “ fof & term of yoars down. Address 8. 40, Bee. FOR SAI.E—Nnck ot Hardware—A well. se. lected stock ot hardware in county seat of SEop, equntry, 135 miles n w of ; involoing about rnre chance Good paying trade catabiished. Cheap eent. . Good remsons for selling. Address H nrdnlm. care of Rector & Wilheliny, Omaha, Neb. Lo never falling maha, 500, “This is lnhecl toom §, [.] ishod wHY ply Mnl wllll ’im can bu&) ‘"Iin. "“ llne-t pnrl of Om: Ufll '%l' wl"f" Fun, by pa ‘{“. m'w "“rm 8 mali sus the balance Mo am-es« TN NN, | F(m AL P‘ Good br}rl bustness pmg: m u-rmu m lhe clr.y bu little cluh n. lnon ALF Infcrest and managoment ofu Ikt manutacturing business opon to good Tive man in etthier ot the following places: Denver, Salt Lake City, Clicyene Wy, Portand: Ore small capital required. nree: Tarsat A, F. Mayne's tier 16th and Farnam siL2 + long inferest and ea R SALE offor A8 A spacial bat m 160 Opp. P.0. cash, balazice easy. M 37 Bee office. Inside property for Toch & Co., cor 15th and Farnam. Lg L4 nmt dl:h! fm' Nebraska of two of the l pekt domestie machines. in use. #0,000 can b Clont ALt hLE BRALS Ot BRON machine, ll(mm 3, Barker block. st class clgar storo for sale, doing a fine business, will sell reasonable as the parties Co-operative Land and Lot 84320 1t SALE—Butcher shop and tools will be sold cheap if sold this week. 8. 3% Dee. 82 28¢ on._Call at » 0% (CIGAR storo for sale, 5000 location, 4164 8. 10th st. OR SALE~Furniture and fixture of 38 room brick hotel in centenl Nebrasks, first class, Kuarantee net profit of M per Price £24600, No trade. Add 1. & H., rounH.xumln Michel- son bk, Grand Iill a, Neb. RRESTAURANT and Lunch o cation for sale at $150, bargain, Call and see. Lot Co-, 203 N. 10th st. TANTED— A partner in & good paing busi- ness, established for four years, and sales for fl!h year will be over 840,000, location good, Tpust have about &0 to” invest. Address W. T. R., P. 0. Box 318, an SALE_An established and Male. Tusine s, will ke Dart e Address 8. lith st. \T market for E '0-0p: .u\oLumlmmlm 20, A ntel ln a Hm: lo- Tent f00, This Is & Co-operative Land and for Lok THOLBSALE _confectionery busines: sale. Paying trade Jestablished. thisup. Apply 317 8. 1ght for Nebr: ot twoof stic machines n 50,000 cun bo clear 0 each toom K. LR stork, hoot and shon fse stocK in f The \th siness property nd growing gaunty seat in central braska for a drog store dolne i cood business i some live fown i the sguthernand eastorn [part of the state. Addresd”A. M. Schnmaker, \I“m’lun Neb, 3 L ]l TATRANT on 10th st. doinz n_good busi- ness. Co-operative Land and Lot ( N.16th st s N0 Exchange—Good horse for a_cnw. Must be gentle and good. Address, 8. 3],care Bee, B12 2 VW ANTED. Unimproved restdenco - prc erty ango for houses and lots ‘in good residence. location, The 0. . Davis ¢ Farnam st. WANTED Proporty of all Hudvln'll‘hnn 1 attontion given to trading, Spuw\umd 0513 8 16th. s change—For unimproy ¢ f-room houses in Ambler Placeione - wuse in Alamo Plazaifour f-room houses on 8. 3t st. W.G. Albright, 218 8, 15th st. 4 J OTTCE - 450 ncres o 2 Brown Co,, Neb, to irade for merchandise, dry goods and Ties pre Call on oF add Long 0 EXCHANGE com Place to exchan dry goods or clothing. C. e ed city propert 0 _EXCHANGE--Improvea for Omaha residence property tkinson, 134 Farnam. JOR exchange—First-class Omaha and_South Omaha property for good Nebraska and Towa land. W. G. Albright, 5th [ improved und unimproned lands in lmnkhu and lowa. Charles C. it " You vihing to t e oF write, ATl bidineas donme, (. €. Spotswood, ! T ANTED—Horises and lots to exchange for | Spotswood, 16 or sell call on nptly 16th. 16 property of b lxlrxuhyr o tr: | Aty W ANIED—Good family horse 1 for lot, Farnam. 0 JRADE-Two improye Omuha property or Nt Culloch & Co.,_cor; Iith and Farnam, —Fine South Omaha lot for ugey. Addreks, care Bee. 1 exchange McCulloch & Co., cor Isth and farins i lowa for Innds, Me- i34 ou have farms or lands to sell or trade send for our descriptive blanks. 1f you have any kind of property change, list it ‘with us: we can’ fur plsh customer, 8, €. Campbell & G. W. ard of Trade, Omuha, JPOR Exchange, ED—A few more good farms in Ne. ska for which | will trade fir Omahaand South Omahia propertics. W 15 WAVE for i ulo i hoar Plattsmouth, wil (rade for {mp inside property. Address M.35, Bee office. EBRASK A and K].n<n|‘ grms to for Towa and Colorad lands, and ‘CoOperative Land #8d Lot 205 Want ‘good. oty Farnam st. 618 TED-Stocks of chandise to ex- NTED -Omaha propersy to exchange for arms and witd JanGeRiso 1 oity prop- . Brown & Co., lloflm 13, m.uk 203§ OR SALE—Or exc lumge dood Omahu prop: erty for good stock of boots and sho clothing. 2 furnfaning Koods o hardwar I nlm,c: « ros., 614 8 l‘t‘)fl 5§ exchan 4 Spotswoud for ~Gooa_tarms” J Palih property, ¢ ED in it lots in Omaha for good horses nml cor- J. L. Rice & Co. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. riages, Farnam street—Complote abstract’ nished, and titles to real estate sxamined fected and guaranteed. Iiflmm & CARMICHARL furnish compiete and guarauteed abstracts of Gitle to any real estate in Omabs and Douglas county upon {hort notics. Thie most complete set of abstract books tn the gity, No, 1910 Farnam st. 8 FORSALE—REAL ESTATE. ULTllumlhl lh‘al Estate Bargains —Syndi cate lof o $825, A few Mahoney & Minanun's nddition lots Toft. ot ¥, on Seay terms and monthly payments. Business prop- erty in lulh(Jmu @ a specialty, We will Im) soine |u<'nt} ingl E.mrly‘::rvunonnll‘)lln prices. o6 us before selliug or bu nahan abouey, Hooms 11 -’m 13, mo? fl‘tun;“ni | ensoyad by | PRAWING RGO mmu. TR Somtbstate fot ame: "Addressd . Woolley, attorney at law, Grand Island, Nev. i S il t Ards, acres o our miles frow $to ¢ $135 per acts, on lineof U. P. R. R, ;fin@n R SALE_Lot§ block b, A. 8. Patric eition, wil sell for tow duga’ at $1,650, ‘o R EALE_ 100 actes of land four eulles f;o.m o UGEK yards, ut 8125 por acre; this 1s s bar- &c& Opp. . b &5 To od_house, o or nle raome, And A Toe Motuk: 634 FOR SALE_Business propert Omaha. W. G. Albright, 218 8. 15th st. 4% Ava tment—$4,000 will by & corner prop- (grty paying 15 per cent. D, D. Smeitan, in_ South Dodge st. F» SALE-Four houses on 8, 20th st, Albright, 218 8, 15th st. |\A\1'-T»Tonm.r cormer | Tn Shinos umfinun with small house, 8,500, Enap—Kast and north corner 28th st, b0x121, vacant, on grade, §,000. Nnap- 10150, Shinws add, fronting Charles st, plenty of tr 200, Snap-—60 foot corner on th st, Patrick's add, fine ot or cottages, $3,000. Snap-64xI82 corner on_Seward st, on grade and a syre bargain, §2,0 F. L. Gregory, 309 South 16{h_st. 590 & CO. mako a specialty of E M iTl(‘th o rop wrv{ orth Omaha, for sale or rent ank, 2408 Lumlm( st ™ at Citizens’ T Soun Omuha, by calline at my_offico be tween now and January 1st, you will find a few bargains in business and residence property unequaled anywhere, owned by parties who can- not meet payments, ome will_sell at less than gost ot veut ngo, 0 per cent under pri nn, 1603 Dodge st. Umllhll F ALE—Finest location for & o hemeiie ot Omahie adjoining fho mansion homes of Kirkendall, Co¢, Brady, Basson and_others. Nothing finer'in this city.' Can 3o Lijonxis? o less: for prices and torms seo 8. A. Sbman, 131 l‘nrnlmwt QOUTH Omana, the place to_ make Dl mong by investingnow. 1 have for sale at§ &na up Iots within 15 minutes walk of Armour’s packfnig lonse, o olieqn cash. balance from first hands, Come soon and get & D. DD. Smeatan, 1603 Dodge st. Or i W‘G ar Durzain. Fob NOR SAL Place. +ve CHICA GO ano North- Western Railway Short Line. Omaha, Councit Bluffs And chlcago. The onty road g take for Doa Motnes, Mariallioms, coi R o B GtaR. Sakon. (‘Me Mifwankos ani i poluts e;r. o the bagple o g o L3RR e NEvRGh, Oronc: fiicion wnd Callfornta; it Ofers sUpeHOr AAYAntaKes o A o 'Hfia"'" Lo 4 polntn of superiority ihong A few Of 116 namerou o 1o patrons of thin rond betweon Omal o, wr st Armic day of DAY COACH: i o' Thoel L 8 yma wcrente; e PARACK STEEVING &re modals of comfort And._elogwnce. TARY uisurpasmcd by fia widely selobratod PALATIAL DINING CAY equal o W Cannot bo fonni eisewho 11l L trains of the Union Pacific Ruilway: cons w-nc In” unfon: depot with. those of the. Chieako & rthwestern Ry. in Chioako the trains of this line e close connection with those of all other eastorn s Troom _house 10 Alamo Albright, 218 8, 15th, 48 six-room houses in Ambler 218 S, 15th st 499 rolty Colnmbus, Indisnapolle, Ciacinnal i, DASTElL Colmmbe, I .mmmo. Munlm:: s{On Niw York: PAINIOIDh, Baiiimore. W ok for & ticket via {outon, and all potits in the east, ) “NORTHWESTERN. 1£ au wish the best accommodation. All ticket agents tiekets vin this line. Honi. Fases Apent " Cnicago, 1l one0 %y, . BoLLES, City Pase'r. Ageat raaka. HUGHL Genl. Manag . M. BABCOCK, ¥ West eru Agent. Hob A MAN WHO I8 UFACQUAINTED WITH TR Crepe GHIGAGO.HOGK|SUIDIPA»!FIG MII.WAY By reason of its ceatral positiox <.08s relation $o inos East of Chicago, and contini>ui haos at terminal points West, [orthwest and Boathwes o trus middie link'in that transcontinentas system which Snvites aud faotlitates fravol and irao beiween the Atiando and Paige. man line and branches inchude Cht wnhlnfloll- erty, lowa Gity, Des Fuet, Atlan. e, kaoxville, Audubon, Tiarian, Guthrio Centre sad ancll Blufts, in lowa; allatin, Tronton, Bt. ,seph, ‘Kansas Oty tn Miison Loay “iworth Alchhol In * ), polis and I hd Blous Falls, A ntl,ln hindreds of intermediate cities and tow: The Great Rnll Isiand Route'’ - certainty and safety, l- ed for fte exeellency Its track is of lman Dintng Cars, &nd (botween Chickgo and Bt. Jos Kanas Cliy) restful Reclining Cha ement s conservativ isciplin acung The Famous Allnn Lea Rovr Between Chicago llnlu‘nfll and 8t. P favorite. Over thisline 8ol 'ast Express T daily to attractive resorts for tourists In lowa and Minnesots, and, via Watertown and Sioux Falls, to the rich wheat and l;l‘l‘ll[ Tands of lnhfior D.knln. Vin alr Cars. Its man- o ox: Sancos aud Kankakoo, the slan inducements {o b e bokmeon Clncianath rolin Latayette and Counclt Biame, 5t Jor son, Leat Kansas City, Bt, diate pol dren) rocoiv For tic fol 407 denired lnlurmmon the United States and CABLE, e Mancge. ors superior Indlan- a) I;la principal :H'I‘en in ‘Canada, or siress,at Chicago £, ST, Joun, & Ao oY Manaaer. wweme SCIENTIFIC = pUTTIENSS GLUCK & WILKINSON. Bill Nyc and the Barber. Noew York World: To-day I Rot shaved at abarber shop, where I begged the opcrator to kill me and put me out of my misery. 1 have been accustomed to gentle eare and thoughtfulness at home, and my barber handles me with the uftost ten- derness. 1 was, therefure poorly pro- pared to meet the man who this morn- ln filled my soul with woe. rknnw that I have not deservod this, for while others have berated the poor barber ana swore about his bad breath and never-ending clatter and his gen- eral heartlessness; I have never said anything that was not filled with child- l‘“\o trust and hearty good will toward m, I have called the attention of the &lb”(‘. to the fact that sometimes cus- mers had bad breath and were restlese and mean, while being operated on, and then when they are all fixed up nicely nmi Rul their hatson and light & cigar and hold up their finger to the weary barber and tell him that thoy will see him more mhqu uently. Now, howover, I feel difforently; This barber no doubt had never heard of me. He thought I was an ordinary plug who didn’t know anything about uxury. 1 shall mark a copy of this paper and send it to him. Then while he is read- ing it T will step up behind him with a pick handle and kill him, I want him to be reading this when I kill him, be- cause it will assist the coroner in arriv- ing at the immediate cause of his dom,h The first whiff Itook of this man's breath I knew that he was rum's ma- niac. l{u had the jim jams in an advanced stage. Now, I don’t object to boing shaved by & barber who is socially drunk, but when the mad glitter of the maniac is in his eye and I can see that he is debating the question of whether he will cut my head off and let it drop over the back of the chair or choke me to death with a lather brush, it makes me nervous and fidgetty. He honed his r on his breath, in fact man made up his mind three times that he would kill me, and some one came in just in time to save me. His chair was near the window, and there wasa hole in the blind, so that when he was shaving the off sid de of my face he would turn my head over in such a position that I could look up into the middle of the sun. My attention had never before been called to the appear. ance of the sun as it looks to the naked eye, and T was a good deal surprised. The more I looked into the ver, ter of the great orb of day the more [ was filled with wonder at the might and power that could create it. 1 began to pine_for death immediately, so that] could be far away among the heavenly bodies, and in a land where no barber with the delerium triangles can ever enter. The barber held my heard down so that the sun could shine into my dark- ened understanding, until I felt that my brain had melted and was floating around and was swashing about in my skull like warm butter. His hand was unsteady, too. T lost faith in him at the start, when he cut off amole under my chin. Idid not care especially for the mole, and did not need it much, but at the same time 1 had not decided to take itoff till it got warmer. In fact. T had worn it so long that I had become attached to it. Tt had also become attached to me. That is why I could not restrain_ my tears when the barber cut it off, and then stepped back to the other end of the room to see how I looked with it. Cashington, 0, Married a lady far from !.ur' But when smiles lit up her face You foreot her want of grace. SOZODONT gave brilliant teeth, These won her a bridal wreath, Ao el General Dan Sickles. I have just enjoyed an hour's chat with a veteran onu-?- gged hero of the war, who is always an nh]uto( interest to New Yorkers, writes John Swinton. General Dan Sickles left his right pillar on the battle-field of Gettyshurg, a quar- ter of a century ago. As you look at General Sickles it is hard to believe that in three years he will reach the age of three scove and ten. In hisframe he is truly a “stalwart of the stalwarts.” He is of great girth in the body and chest. and his arms look as though he could wield the hammei of Thor. He has a massive head, strong features, a dark complexion, and an energetic ex- pression which is increased bv the fire of his dark eyes. His thick head of hair and heavy mustache rotain th tine hue, and seem even darker than they wore in his younger yeurs, but whether this is owing to the influence of art or the generosity of nature it w«;;xm take an experienced observer to tell. . Over forty years ago this searred but lively veteran of politics and war was in the New York legislature, and during the bitter debate upon slavery that pre- ceded sccession he wasa_leader of the democracy in congress. His career as a volunteer officer in the service of the union, from the tima he raised his re- nowed brigade . until the day he was maimed for life, and through the battles that were fought between the Chickahominy and Gettysburg,. was distinguished by the same vehemence and tenacity that he had previously di played in politics, and that were subse- quently displayed in another field, about which less is known by his countrymen. It was of this latter—and 1y of his successful efforts at Madrid when he was American minister 10 the short-lived Spunish republic (1869-74) to bring about the abolition of negro slavery in_ the Spanish West Indies,—that he took ocecasion to speak. 1 know that there are documents upon this subject in the state departmentat Washington, from which one of the most striking chapters in our diplomatte annals could be writtén; and it is to be hoped that the chapter, which would bring to light a remarkable but obscure episode in the stormy cavecr of General Sickles, will not remain unwritten till his life has ended. It is not too much to say that it was by General Sickles' pressuro upon the voiuble but wavering Pres dent Castelar that the abolition of slav- ery in Porto Rico was brought about, and it is too much to say that it was under the same pressure that the law providing for gradual emancipation in Cuba, which is now being carried out was promulgated. Furthermore, General Sickles had been able to secure the desired co-operation at Washington, the “Gem of the Antilles” woeld long ago have been under the American flng General Sickles isa man of fortun Dy inheritance, and knows how to enjoy life in the fashionable cireles of New Yor Lil :uoral Sherman, he is a favorite on festive occasions and ranks among the best after dinner speakers in the city. As politician, soldier, diplo- matist, and emancipaton, he has played his part these many long years among the important actors of our changeful age. ———— Neuralgia,rheumatism erysipelns sore throat, toothache, and a)l ‘other pains and aches ure promptly cured by Salva- tion Oil. Price 25 cents. ‘oughing Clara—Comely, charming Clarissa Clendenning, carelessly eatch- ing cold; orceping chills came; Clara coughed continually; eruel, croupy cough, that would have killed' her, had she not used Dr. Bull's' Cough syrup, costing 250, DERIL '.-l'o. Null l 0 18 WIAI. ltn‘nvu ': 'hm l' ; i...v " lea l‘fll \ 4 |l’l| on i na"-{“"'ii%zmg hfl ; .J mm! your diseases, s ;.Eg...zmm ‘Consultat Anaoraomal " m"p'."u?im-- likoa CHICAGD ‘é’fifim LINE oF THE Chicago, Milwiukes & St. Paul R'y. The Best Route from Omaha and Coutcll Bluffs to THE EAST=— TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS «esAND-- Milwankes, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, Rockford, Davenport, Chicago, St. Paul, Rock Island, Freeport, Clinton, Dubuque, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, Aud all other tmportant points Esst, Northeast and Routhenst. toketa call on the tieket Agent &t MO T oier - Bation Hotel, or &t Union Pacifia and the finest Dining Cars tn tha, wortirare e (Bt Tt the Chiongg MiE koo & St. Paul Hallway, and every attentibn i id fo passéngurs by coufieous employes of th R it GEndrat Manngor. n 3 it At LARPINIIB, General Passenger and RO, u"nnuvonn. 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