Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 5, 1888, Page 7

SPECTAL NOTICES. T this head, 10 cents per the first insertion, 7 cents for each su) nt fnsertion, and #1650 o line per 1 o advertisement ss than 25 first i n words will counted to the ling nd must be puid s must be e will be delive of chieck Al answ sements should be enclosed in envelopes. All advertisements in these columns are pub. 1ished in both morning and evening editions ot the Bee, the efrculation of which ag more (00 papers dally, and gives the ad- vertisors the henefit, not only' of the ity eircus lation of the Bee, but also of Council Binffs, Lincoln, and other cities and towns throughout this part of the west, " SITUATIONS WANTED. “YAN1'RI) —A position as teacher, experience weven years, good refs, apply at the At- lantic hotel to-morrow morning. LR COMMERCIAL man wishes a position, Vest of reference. Address S 67, Bee oflic VW ANTED Situntion by experienced man as coachman or caring for horses; well rec- ommended, Address 605 N. 16th st. wick nurses TANTED By #_young m baker or pastry cook, 005 ) and ing girls. Wehave many applieants and Al your orders free of charge. Canadian Eamnp. office, Mrs. Brega & Son, 310 8. 15th. Tel. w4 e ‘VA NTED- Situation by a young man experi- enced In bookkeeping and office work willing to make himselt usefnl; city teferences. an give best of Address, § 66, Bee office T ANTED—Situntions—Tadies in need of do- mestic help will ind it convenient to have & room full of girls to select from,thus avoiding all delay nding to b tisfaetion. Puch iy ployment VW ANTED- At trie, Neb,, 1 mostly. ply. “Liddicott's shoe store, Bea- shoemuker to do rupairing None other than steady hand need —8TORES AND OFFICES ]")mi'.\fitm?unu. Wis Dodgest, CLASS table board, rved in home tyle, for 3 or 4 gentiemen. 1514 Dodie. 0 — WANTED-TO RENT. \ TED—A furnished house must be centrally located. Tee offic \ FANTED ity a young man, well heated room with Board, central location. Ad- dress with terms § 6 this offic 208 4 ~_FOR RENT-HOUSES. Suitable Ioeation for fedd_store, shop or simiur business, | Inquirs e, cat. 10th and Deuglas Ffin ABNT—Oftice toom, first floor, .t 910 5. Wth st, 02 ‘anu RENT—Groind floor office vodm, trally located, heated and lighted. C, Harrison, 418 5, 15th st AW OR RENT-Offices on Parunam st. at 10 to #30 per month. One offic furnished. 1612 Far- nam, FORRENT--ROOMS UNFURNISHED. MOR RENT—2 or 8 unfurnished roous, meds o nveniences, s w cor lith and Howard: 3 5 j.mu HRENT-Furnished honseor suit of rooms sultable for small family: lght hom keeping. Addzess 8. 71, Bee oftic 705§ DO RENT A 10 room homse on Jones and 1ith ., all modern. fmprotements, 3 biks from opera honse, 30 per month, B. A. Leay- enworth, 1% Farnam st. 251 “ROOM house, South Omaha, Just north of standpipe, good well, etc., $15 per mo, E. A, Leavenworth, 1509 Farnam st. =4 JOR RENT « froomed cottage at 613 8, 1oth st Call 1605 Howard st 264 9 OR IRENT— House of 6 rooms with_all con- ences, 2012 Harney, 241 60 OR IRENT-—-room house, cellor, hard and Soft wator, 810, cor: Iith and. Pacifie. _Ref- erences required, R, F. Copson. 23 5% FOOR RENT—Smuall cottage; inquire £22 st., near St Mary's ave. FPYWO of the nicest, newe houses In Hanscom place, eight rooms e with all modern improvements, for rent at very nable rate to good parties, Inquire at 1213 st, L. C. Enewold PJYHE house T now ocenpy w uary I modern improvements.. 28 S, 2th st Meyer. st. JOR RENT—One seven-room house, hot and cold water. gas and heated by furnace, sit- usted on Saunders nean Lake, Also, four six-room Honses situnted on King st, north of Lakest, Patrick Bros, Arlington Block, Room 2. 967 13 Moritz Call at 11th und Farnam or at Mz“mh modern im- provements, rents for $60, 263 Capitol ave, re A. Spigle, 1118 Lith stor on premises, 0705 5§ —2 &room houses, all_modern im- ents, Inguire Edbolm & Ak‘lrll. rove D2 head waiters: 1 cook for Rotel; rinan waiter: 1 German porter: 1 farm hand.. Steady work all winter. Omaha Employ- ment Bureau, 119 N, 16th st. 208 4 “ T ANTED—-Expertenced butter worker to workover old butter; state experie where last d and salary wanted 258 5) ANTED-Paint and color salesman in iown for St Louls house, grocery a Balesmen tor eastern house, grocery s: families for Council Bluffs, 1 for Lincoln,cracker buker, call at Great Western bureau, the oldest and most reliable in America, 1600 Farnam st., room 9, B 4 D—Man with 810 fora_good paying position, 1509 Farnam st, room 240 ANTED—A Jewclry engraver at Edholn & Akin's. 218 'V“mm “Live mon or women to_introduce 8 new artlele. Big iducement, Canadian Emp. Office, Mrs. ircga & Son, 316 S, Tith, i N “’A\N’I'KIJ ~An experienced dry goods sales- man, Address J. Goldberg, I8 Main st. Couneil Blufrs, In, WANTED-A oy and horse to carry o route on Evening Bee., JALESMEN- Five traveling b ind eXpPenses; 1o exp \A‘_n iress, With stamp, Palmer & WANTED — Dright's L Men for hor Age radl A Wi cy, 1120 Farnam, 95 YR RENT—2 new 7 roomed houses, well, cis- tern, large cellar, 19th near Clark st W. G. Shriver, opp postoffl D £33 OR_RENT- 0 new 7 roomed houses, city water, eistern, eellar, 20th st near Paul, W, G. Shriver, Frenzer block opposite postoflice, JO. 1400 Tth ave., hroom house, n good re AN pair, large yara, cistern water; will ren- to responsible person’ with not more than 2 chil- dren for 25 per month. 4 3 HOUSES For rent, 810 to $15 per month, 10 rooms each and from 5 blocks to 2 miles distant from postoflice, ¥, L. Gregory, Rental Agent, 509 8. 16th st. 48 OR RENT—A n impre and 215t street W ten-room house with all ements, large attic, Douglas ot a basement house. Ap- 4 000 INT-New house, 6 rooms, Inrge grounds, corner 2sth and Capitol avenue, Inquire 2624 Dodge st. w1 JOR RENT A 5 room house cheap to a small 1500 S 215t bet Center and Dorcas st. ( at #1 per w JTADLE ¥ i2lorses, 0 per month, E. A, Leaven. worth, 1500 Farnam st. 254 - o o SREUPIRIE AT S | M SN R RENT—Good_stable, southeast corner % kCull{urnln and 20th st. 8. Lepman, Tron han 4 { b T . JFOR RENT—Good barn cheap 1821 Cljicago st o4 RENTAL ACGENCIES. . GREGORY, rental agent, 309 S. 16th st., B oo ke d T ONEY to}oan, cash on hihd, no dels M W. and E. L. 8quire, m Fi ton hotel building. \ Joanca on rumiigge. horses, etc, low rates. “J. J. Co., T34 Farnam, over Buritagton ticket an;e. TR—Finest ‘location for a home n L' West Omaha, adjoining the mansion homes Qe Kirkendall, Cod. Braly, d_others, Nothing flnerin tha city. Can so %187 _or Inss for pricos wid terms seu 8. A. ‘Sloman, 101 Fartamse. OR BALE Resdonce property Omalia; W. G. Albright, 218 wmanat at lowest Frenzer bloc 700,000 {0 loan in o rate of ini Ho1 1 1 = piano property without 50 on collateral 8wirity. Low rates. usiness confidential. Chas, B Jacobs, s 15th st - 7 S00000—To 1oan on OmahigRIty property st 0 Per cent. G, W. Day, S, cor. Ex. Bl Toal ectate in ity or county for ngland Loan & Trust Co, by Douglas 1 hicagosts. 1% 000 to loan_at & per cent. Linahan & Ma- ioney, 1509 Farnam. 2 MOFEY to loan on ety property, and also farms in Nebraska and Towa. Odell Bros, & Co,, loan, real estate an tnsurance ngeants, 103 Pearl stroet, Council Blufs, Ta.; 163 Farnam street, Omalis. SRR, MONEY to loan mortgage notes paught. Lo made on chattel security: no delay 'J. J. Cammings, Room 10 Barker filock %01 ,hln.' 5Y 1o loan. Notes ana i, R, ticket. bought abid sold. A Forman, 2133 1ith sts 3 Now PECIA L attention given to renting houses, A turnighed und unturrsbed reoms, 1Ast with 101 1€ you wish 10 rent_u Houge oall Benawa & Co., 16th st., opposite P, 0. N EW YORK Storage €o. have moapx?;?afi. AN Pfacilities for storage of furuiture, piagos, buggles, weneral merchandise, west of, New York. Cash advauces to any amount; ware- house receipts given: goods Insiredi brick building—fire-proof; special arangements for commission merchants. Call New York Stor: Co., Capitol ave and_N. 1t st., Benaett's bloa 105 ‘ 3 metie mas- AV Vsage treatments, vapor and hand baths, 420N 16t s, up stai 24 4 PPRSON AL Engage ssmaking i families solicited. Call on or_address Miss Josste Sturdy, R21 8 20th . WisT RSB M. POST—Will give Massage treat- M e b peria Yo Moy fice on Mondays from 9 &, m, until 9 p. m. diys f southe: m 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Office and restden ward and 28th st Ll —Private home for ladies dnting confincnient, strictly confidential, infants opted. Address oo office. 167 J e and Saunders, | . 3 White feet nnd spot i fora- ard will be given for same, Heury 260-6) 1, Creighton Heights; 1609 Par- namst. HC e T U4 10T A by pony with saddle and bridle. 4 Leave word at Bee office, 881 I OST—Left on Red lino car to depot about 8 4 o'clock Thursday, a leather ¢ ed jewelry Dox about K10 inches and § inchvs high: . thy finder will be liberally rewarded on returning it to . . Brooks, room I, Gruenig bloc or- ner 13th and Dodge sts. 3 REWAI(D—WH] be given for ret ', 900 11 ' halter on. reward; n of bay Strayed from [ 0 room houses o 5 B, Mayn OR RENT Plac 1 good 4 room rd Hill, C. hand Harneyst. 101 OR REN'T—8 elegant brick residonces with all modern fmpr 114 each, plonsant andiconvenient location, 0. F. Davis compaity, 102 Farnam st, o0 n of good appearance to” 3 ¢ meals at Norris restaurant. 311 and 313 5outh 1th street. (old Live and Lot o6 EMALE HELP. seeking yment, who Mments, ladies who are oom for aln. 5, & urses and al honsework in oy all parts of o uudian Emp. office, s, Brega & Son, 516 50, 1oth, Tel. 85¢ VW ANTED-2 girly for general housework; 4 dining room girla; 1 chumber matd: i dishwasher; 1 pantry gitl; 1 cook for restiu- rant; 2 second cooks: 1 cook for boarding house, Omaha Employment Suresu, 119 N. 16th, 203 § 7 ANTED—Chief cook, $60; second, 25¢ both for “same house;' conchmau, white or eolorad. #5. Canadian Emp. office, Mrs. Brega & Son, 10 S0, 161, Tel, 884, 206 4% TANTED—An experienced cook and laun- dess, must be umrmmmry competent, ¥ best of refarences required, good wages. 8, W, cor At and St. Mary's ave, 240 7+ 'V‘}Anfizn_d&uu vl at 1010 N, 10th._ 5 b* 2857 b “A compotent gir ¢ good address and Husiness tact, 1o solicit or rthe eastest selling hook in th wucket. Call on J. M, French & Co., roc Tushiman block, On VW ASTED-Woman fest 3 cond, §i hoth for sume house i Idaho; p; gl d20dining room girls $15. oftieo, Mr. Hroga & Son, 316 8, iD—A girl, Inquire atl s0d grirl for general housework, cterved, apply 101 ¥ hool out of - : 4 din whiter ses: 2 BRCORY AITING 3 ework in all parts of (h panion California. — Gato City 8. 16th st, NOR RENT—1 new handsonte § room_cottage well, efsterns, ete,#15 per month 4 _and ifornin. A, C. Wakeiey, Omaha Natl bank bid. o3 JOR RENT- House 11 rooms, W. M. Bu man, N E corner 16th and Douglas. ¢4 ALE—Five dwelling houses and one store building in first-class eondition, must be moved by April 1. Inquire at N. W, corner 16th and W ebster oy OR SALE—A good pool-tabl saloon fixtures at Lalf price “good “and_otler S willow poles by place, five miles north willows half dry; good r ts per load: also dry and - green cord le. J. Lyons, 200 £ Fresh mileh ange building, Hill & Smiley, nion Stockvavys. 191-feb-1 FOR RENT--ROOMS FURNISHED. “A_fine Portlind_euftor Tew, worth §0 for #7.50, J. L. Rice & Co. 1615 furnished second story large tront room: large bay window, south front, small bed room and closet, bath und water oloset, heated by furnace. Half Dbloc from 20th and Sgunders st. car line, Address box 249, postoflice, F(I‘l‘lih{hflumu Keeptng two furnished rooms b #00 Howard st near Cozzens hovse. JOR RENT—Nicel TPULNISIED sleoping rooms for ventlemen, 09 Howard st, Cars every five miuuets, [ el furnished front roon price reasonable, Private family, Inquire 2210 Capitol ave. 14) OR RENTPloasant furnished oom, 8 per month, ut 005 N. th st. 255 6% OR RENT-1 furnished Howard, $10 and $12, A\ e JOR 1t ) Qe DOR RENT-Nicely furnished front rooms with heat, #7 and and 88 ')I‘I' mouth, 406 Wil lam st., § minutes watk southeast U. P. room, mun and wite; references requi ave QOR RENT Led room £ Cap. ave. convenlences filrnace heat at sii & 60 P VRNISHED rooms and bonrd, 193 g "y iD-Girl to work in kitchen house, 42 . 151 5., near St. N ivrRLY furnished rooms, all_modern con N, ieces, withvor withiout board. N Tth st. VW ANTED- . J ANTED work, f: Cook preferred, N 0th st A good girl for general house- mily of three; a girl that can Inquire of ¢ ck: s won Q0 second Apply to one experiel required; good wa work. port- D First ctass g s paid, Mrs. B, C TV ANTED G, fuquire sis . T st ED—Dining room girl at Occldental, w (ONE may imevery town wanted to introduce and =ell Pennyroysl Pills, “Chichester's Tuglish" Original and only Genvine. Sond 4o @wmpa for partigulars. Chictioster Chemical Co., Philadelphin Pa. ADITS o offored embrofdery neediework at Aihetr own homes (town or country) by a whoie: #ale house. Profitable, genuine. Good pay can be wade. Everything' furnished. freo, Addrexs ‘Artistic Needlework T ANTED - Ladies i city or country, for our holiday trade, to take light, pleasant work At their owid # to B per dny can be nietly made. Work sent hy mail any distance, articulars free, No canvassing. Addr oncs, Cescent Art Co., 147 A Milk st., Bo Mess. P.O. boxsli0. s ‘“YANTE(\ 50 ladfes totry our 15 meals at Nfl«-r,rb-' restaurant old Live and Let Live) ki 14th st L MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, OR RENT S 1617 Chicage v turnished room, suitable 3 1705 Dougias st * FOURNISHED rooms, with or without hoard for two or three gentlemen. 1017 llulwurd. 88 for two ge) ALE- Bids will be recerved up to Jam uary 1oth, 188, for all or part of the bild: ins on 1ot 7, block 136, known as the St. ('l Hotel, on Hirney street, between 12th and sts. Address H. W. Creiner, Omahia, 92 & DR SALE—A fin Portland cutter new, wor(li #50 for $37.60. J. L. Rice & Co. 16156 ‘F\mi 8. ne Port trer new, 0 161 TFOR SALE—A ihoroughbred, Irish setter pup, § months old, E. R., Lock Box #47, Hustings, Net -A fine Portland J Ric Istered, red Add F o2 make. Inquire Leslie & Leslie, 10th and Dodge sts. 1 08 MISCELLANEGUS. property for salo or ex-hange with P. Hammond, room 14, Chamber of . =36 6 3 horse: at private by Poppleton and Wa NHE banjo taughit as an art by ( 2 e, cor 16th and Douglas, up -.v.llir 1. JOHNSO! D storn buf wells bored and dug, 409 30th st., Omaiia, Ne SH pald for second-Tand oo ries. 508 N 16th st. 11, Shonfeld,antiquarian, 24 2 1f you h: I v to trade 7 1ots or Tands in Nebraska call upon W. G. Albright, 218 8. 15th st. i) 5 CLAIRVOYANT. i DR, NANNIE V. Warren, clalrvayant. Mod- ical, business and test medium. Diagnosis free. Feinale diseases o specialty, 119 N. 16th Rooms % &3, Tel. 944, X WANTED 70 8UY. “VA. PED—Property on I school.louse. L. P, Hammond, Chamber of Commerce ‘ 7 ANTED—To buy short time paper, W, Gross, at C. B. Mayne's office, 1bi Harney. 20 DURNISHED rooms with first-class board, heat gas and bath, Near cable line, 2013 Douglns st. 1 JOR R T Furnisied rooms with all mod- bvements, with board if de ed, 44 rooms and hoard, 003 208§ "Eumx'r parlor fof two gentlamen, 1623 ‘l)udg;, 258 JOR RENT—Furnished rooms in Greunig bk, cor. Lith and [\(ul{: sts. Inquire of eo. R. Davis, Millard hotel billiard ro b 5 __ MONEY TO LOAN. AGE Loans n. OR’ MO Do M- 0 1ol _0n FUFTENTG, NoFses, WARons and other personal proper collateral, Business confidential. bank Investment Co., corner basement under Paxton hote i\ ONEY to Loan—0. F. Davis Co., real estate #nd loan agents, 1606 Parnam'st. 105 TMONEY toToan 1 can now plate soma first class city loans fmmediately. Call at onco if you desire to be accommodated. D. V. Snoles, room 1 Barker block. entrancen alley, ‘100 F«il(l? NTA nicely furnished room with all modern Improvements for ong or Lwo gentles Oth. [ JURNTSHED rooms with board if desire @ few day boarders, 1011 Farnam st. W1 5% 1 &3 3 also 2 fiFnished rooms, 807 K b or without Room _hea and all mod . Inquire s, @13 . in private fam Hot and cold wate fences, Terms reuso RO raram. F\ui RENT--Furnished rooms cor 18th and Cumings st, Inquire meat market 18t and Cumings, 77 4) o URNISHED Foow, “toam hoat, 201 8 = = ‘ TANTED-To know the addrrss of H. A c Address box 19, Scotta, Neb. A, N 5 0% VWV ANIED < Tnformation as to Joseph M. Hardwell's whereabouts, left at the office, will be uppreciuted. 25600 ‘v.«M'un Gentlonen to by our lo-cen mieuly at Sclicler restaurant, 1048, 164h. AN ployment office, the Place in Omaha to get help or sttuations, ale and female. Reference, Omuha National Mrs, Bregn & fon, 310, 1otk Teb 4. | {0 1 T nished roc ,l:pl\' 18 8 —— JOR KENT irnished rooms Dodge. Gas, bath and furnace heat, 993 J ICELY furnishea front room with or witne AN out bowrd. 1812 Dodge s wr N CE large tvont room, 4N Suitable for two genticen. Also smal room. 11T Cass st. (2] TrOTR elecuit tooma al Bioders convenjonces T4 Webst 408 1A south tront room, all modern conven- 4 lences, sujtable for two gentlemen; also first-class ‘table board for three or four, Fefer elices, 1814 Dodge st. w ]\[l)MI\' loaned on p; , furnitdre, Loravs 4 organs, cte, low es. G. H. Zimme man, room j, Arlington bloek, west of postommee. o l\ll)!\' EY to loan on improved real estats L chiagged. * Leavits. Burphnm, MOYEY to Loan—By the undersigned, who Las the only properly orgunized loan agency in Omaba. Loans of 810 to $100 made on furniture, PIanos, organs, horses, Wrgons, ma- chinery, ete., without removal. No delays. Al business strictly confidential. ' Loans 80 _made that any part can be paid at any time, each pays ment reducing the cost pro rata. Advances made on fine watches and diamouds,” Persons should carefully consider who they are dealing with, a3 many new concerns are daily comin, into existence. Should you need money call an seo mo. W. R. Croft, room 4 Withnell building, 15th and Harney. 11 MONEY LOANED at C. F. Reed & Co.'s Loan Olfice. on furniture, planos, horses, wagons, personal proverty of all'kinds, and wll other. ar- icles of value without removal. 19 8. Lth, over Bingham's commlission store. All_busi: ness strictl ential. y 122 I OANS made on rea estate and mortgages 4" bought.” Lewis 8. Heed & Co., 1621 Farnam. market: reasonably, 206 N 16th ot " T ANTED=To sell the tools and good will of z meat market: snitable for a grocery store in connection; wiil take a haif in- terest with a good man if desired. Inquire cor- 16th and Manderson st. & 4 ST-class 0th st. Will sell Co-operative Land & Lot C 268 6 VWANTEDPartner with §1.30 10 & we ing business to go to Mexico or India. Address § 61, Bee. RARE chance for - speculation -Necessity compels the immedlate sacrifice of the entire contents of a private residence, consiat- ing of elegant antique oak chamber suits, mar- bl fop center tables, supeth pliish_pariof sult, richly upholstered crushed plush eash chadrs, divan, Turkish ottoman, cheffiniers, beds, bed: ding, ‘muttresses, lamps, magnificent - triple string cabinet npHght piano, celebrated make, stool and cover, and box for shipping; the en: tire lot only & cost #1300 time {f desired; must be <okl at once without regard to cost o value, Call or address H. E Corner 15th and Donglas, 218 OR SALE-Or exchange, lots 1n houses. House and lots in s Lowe ave Bullding ass'n. gt m uI;zw .\u\vl-\.-r ]:,h\mlw’. l.'] of other property, josworth & Jopiin, Do oo b I 18T We have the best & 4 bargatn in South Omaha, gilt edge |..H:=, Ty b k Asfing & plece of trackage ns . there is in the city. W.G. Albright, 2188, JOR SALE ~64x% foet on cable lin. inside location for four flats be solil at once. Chamber of Com. TJOOR SALE good Tots Dodge sty one block west of 4,000, Address for a few days 8 vroy M. A, Unton & Co. splendid 0. Must Marshall & Lobeck, room 9, 3% ornor of we ave for Dee office o Tt f land four miles from Stock yarda, st §123 per acre; this iy 4 bar- gain. McUague, Opp. P. 0. 152 QOUTH Omaha, the piace to make big mone, A by investingnow. 1 have for sale at &35 andl up lofé within 15 minutes walk of Armour's packing louse, on one-quarter cash, Lalance yearly, from first hands. Come soon and got & bargain. D. D. Smeatan, 160 Dodge st. Omaha. 7 VV ELSUANS & TOW—(W. J. Welshans. T. ¥. Low)—Heal estate investment broker: Caln., invest for non-residents, pe tend to all pusiness, take title in in- me for shire of profits when deal 5 Send stamb fot our Investment Contract., San Diego in 1885 had 5,000 population, has now 000; we predict I00,00) before 1812, References: Omaha Nat'l Bank; First Nat'l Ba City; Nat'l Bank of America, Chicag: N investment. 84,000 will buy a corner prop- grty puying 17 per cout. D. D. Smentan, 1608 Dodige sf. 2 property {n centreof Grand Tslaud; groatest bargain and best terms in the city: but little cash re. quired; long time. low fntorest and ensy pay- ments; other real éstato fer sale. Address J. H. Woolley, attorney at law Grand Island, Neb, R SALE We ofler as & specal bargain 160 acres of land four miles from stock yards, at 9123 per ucre, on line of U. P. R. R McCague Opp. P. 0. R YA7 ANTED—Bargains for cash customers. H, E. Cole,n. r. 15th and Douglas. 216 12 ARDWARE Stock For Sale— stock of hardware in county seat of never falling crop country yiniles now of Omaba, in Elkhorn Valley, involcing about $2,500. a rare chance, Good paying trad; Cheap rent, 0d reasons tor A Hardware, care of Rector & Wiihelny Co. Omali, Neb, 1026, W ANTED -y a phissician. 1 interest in a driyr store wherd he eonld nttend to office practice in town 1ot less tha 2,500 inhabitants, only, in eastern Nebraska or wesiern [owa. S amonnt of stock. Address D Leaveu &t., Omaha. YO SALE At a bareain, o A No. 1 restarant, with privil d, in one ot the best parts of th Douglas st. ying | of Kraus & Foster, 516 8. 1ith st 02 0 LARGE. plensait store room for rent, ont A Or e Dest points fn the eity for retail Doots ind ghos hats and eaps, dry gonds, ete. within half bl corner fith and Long lvas aprent. K. Seaver, 18134 FOR EXCHANGE. TOOR TRADE impr 132 North TooR exehan G0, perso Will exc Room 3, Barker Block ‘I I,\I F seetion inty, Neb property, Chamber of Cominerce, | FI0 TRADE~Instde property for ghit or nine rooms, und full cor 15th and Faryam. nt corner in fing net 3 piata for a fine block of bhgain, or will ex- for improved property. Call and i L. P Hamimond, rooin 14, Chambe two lots in Kountze pluc mimproved propet 1 91,0002 Tots in Boyd §1.- 1y #400, Total, 4,00, rovgd ity farm bod house, lot, McCult 28 ommes SOME zood lots T B nam st h"’m'r in 1 . near the park, terest in an established wholesal Ness, Manufactory or any other respe e b sx. Address S 64 Ree oftice. D—Stacks of ) mere . 1 of 185,000 int Addr =~ I exchango at ! your property for . Stevens 21 Farium st Least tront ot in Hav for_clean’ stock Hurrison, 413 I roved farm property. Kinson, 132 NOR oxchange— First-class Omidin and Onalia property for good Towa land. "W.G, Albright, 218 8, wrnam unimy <es in Ambier wild and i Farnam s od and_unimproned lands sand lowa. - Chrlos G spotswood, § 05 for good f or lot, Farnam. [0 TRADE Omulia property or Nebras Culloch & Co., cor: thth and Farnwm, JOR Exchange. 1f yon have farms or lands to sell or trade Send for our deseriptive Dlanks, H you have any kind of property to sell or ex- chinge, list it 'with ns: we ¢ furnisi customer, S. 8. Camphell & G. W. Her Board of Trade, Omaia, D—Tlouses and I H. E. Cole, n, Dougl “’Ah FD—A few more ool farms in No- braska for which [ will trade (st Omaha and South Omala progiertic G {OR BALE_Lot 5 Ik & A, §, Patricks ad; will sell'for few days at $1,500, 8600 cash, bal. 16 Bee office. oi7 easy. . MSNOKNEY & €O, maxe a spectaity of sproperty in North Omaha, for sale of rout at Citizens bank, ‘uming 14 acy com Park for 81, 5, Bee office R—Three sk W. G. Albright, 218 8. 15th st, Stockholaers’ Meeting. FPHE rogular meeting of the stockholdors of the Omaha_Fair & Exposition Associntion Wil boheld fn tho Hourd of Teado building in ity of Omaha, the second Tuesday of Jan- next, viz, Tuesduy, January 10th, 184, 'nt 2 ! ‘m.. for the election of a board of v the ensufng year, and s are duly elected, and for the ion of such other’ business as may bo necessary. . MOSHANE, Secrotary. OM A, Neb., Dec. dec24d-J8 direct until their JEALE s will be recefved at the office of the undersiged un'il Tassday, danuary 10th, 888, for the workmanship and material required for t rick hotel and the: to he built in Be Jfor Hon, A, 8. Pad- doc D oft the oftice n at the and at M Omaha, Neb,, Dec. ) Proposals will be recowved at the of the coun k up to 12 0'clock noon of Friday, Janu for furnishing vault in°connt with book filing cases, Spect at connty elerk’s ofll A deposit of $50 W required with each bid. The right is reser refoct uny and al hids. By order of the Board of County Commissioners. i C. P. NEEDHAM, County Cle aha, Neb., Dec, 20, 15887, THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES. OMAHA. Leave Omaha, Artive Omaha, UNION PACIF ot 10t and Ma 7 9:00 p. m. BURLINGTON ROUT! Depot’ (0th and Maso Chicago Express, No. « {lll k0 Mall u Kansas City Day BXpr Kunsas City night ¢St P M. &0, Depot 1ithand Webster st Sioux City & BI'k Hills Ex; Bancrort Florenc copt SULABY. (i PACIFIO, L m.| 530 p. m, ing between Council Bluffs and Albright 1dition to the stations mentionad, Trains Twentieth and Twenty-fourth ' streets ummit in Omaha. Westward. road: Wiy TSonth |~ A Owmaha bright. Ommali depot. XS, 15th st. i!ll it i ! i foF trade i proved far i Cass O car Plattsmonth, will trade for improved do property, Adress M 39, Hee ofilce. FEBRASKA and Kan for lowa and (ol versa, fapms (0 exc wdo lands, and Co-Operative Land and Lot Co., 205 N 1th st i id ‘ -\;“l'i‘fihr F»k"- |rfdlxn4v;>hn|ullm;(uL change for lands and ¢ji ropert, 2 C HpotawOOL hung o 10the - 11 PrOperiyg, C VW ANLED -Omaha propefty 0 eXchiange for tarms and wild fands, a\so for city prop- - L. Brown s Co,’ Hoom 13, Frenzer 2 9 exchange for \ Spotswood, H0% TED—Gooa rarms = in ‘Omaha property, C. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. P gh-4ER AL TMBLAND Guarantee ang. Trust Co Faruam street—Compléte abstractd fur- nished, and titles to real estate sxamined, per- fected and guaranteed. 150 ENSON & CARMICHAEL furnish complete 1 ed_abstracts of tit in Omaba and Douglas county upon short notice. The most complete set of abstract books in the city. No. 1519 Farnam st. 1 FORSALE-REAL ESTATE. NARMS, lands and loss for tock 1n good pay- ing concerns, 100 74 arnam st. i TONEY—To loan. _ Lowest rates J. L. Rice & Co,, tional bank 6 PER CENT Money’ Patterson & Fawcett 15th and Harney. 116 qllflR’l‘ time loans made On any avaliable &3 security, in reasonable amounts, Secured notes boufi ht, sold or exchanged. Genersl financial nr\am of a0y kind 5":;:“3? romy uietly an at the Om: . Bancial ix“chan%: N. W, Jcor. 15h and Har. ney sts., over State National band. Corbets, mADAGEr. w No delay over Commercial Na- R SALE—Four houses on 8, 20th st. W. G Albright, 218 8. 15th st. 499 SNAP—Splendid corner in Sbing's addition W with small house, §,500. Snap—East and north' corner 25th st, K0x121, wvacant, on grade, &2 Snap—100x1%, Shinn's add, st, plenty of trees, 4,200, Bnap—80 foot corner on 2th st, Patrick fine 1ot for cottages, 3.0 Snap--sx13 corner on_Seward st, and a sure bargain, & 0. ¥. L. Gregory, 3 South 10th st trouting Charles add, on grade 5% COUNCIL BLUFFS. CTING Toave LINES, |Transter depot. C.R.1 &P All trains run Daily. L &N W.: All trains run Daily, 15 . m. B.&Q. 9:15 8. m All trains rub Dail 7:00 p, w. M. & St « 19:40 n.m All trains run Daily. 110:008,m. {700 p. . —?i' , Bt &CH All trains run Dally. l6:45 a. , 6:30 . . 12:15p.m. 4:55 8. m. PLAYING OFF WHITE, Still Regarded as a Crime in the South —Curious Reading. A Carrollton (Ga.) Special to the At- {anta Constitution says: Carroliton had quite a sensation thisafternoon. About 8 p. m, two strong looking wagons drove on to the public square, and stopped in front of the Commercial hotel. The, were double seated vehicles, oxcept that where the rear seat should be was o large square box with sides and ends sloping outwards, somothing like a mill hopper. In each vehicle was seated n man driving. Both got outat the hotel, had thewr baggage semt in and their teams carried to the livery stable. Both men were young fellows, o rather dark complectioned. It was soon learned that their business was that of ‘“‘feather renovator.” They proposed to take an old feather bed and in a &hort time mak it s good as new. Soon aftor thoi arrival tho dark man entered a barbor shop and scoured first-class shave. As he emerged some one noticed that he was rather 1o dark for a white man, The suspicion circulated rapidly, and finally he was asked the question as to his race. He appeared excited, but sceing the deter- mined faces about him humbly acknow edged that he was a negro. Mr. Hill, proprictor of the hotel, was informed of the fact, and the African was immedi- ately bounced. For a fow moments all was" quiot, but here and there were gathered knots of white boys in close consultation, Their topic of conver tion was “‘the nigger,” and their unani- mous verdict was that he should be thrashed for playing himsell off as a white man. They centered avound him and would have soon cut his hide to picces had not older heads counsolod otherwise. As it was, they permitted the offender to “git,” and ‘“git” on short notice. Two minntes later he was out of sight and has not been seen hy a white man since. The boys then waited on the white man and ordered him to leave, under penalty of a cow- hiding. Had not sober counsel Yrc- vailed again, he would not have had time to get his team hitched before his punishment came. As it was, both got. off, & negro here driving ‘the negro's team out of town, where he was met by the rvightful dreiver. All was quict for awhile until it was reported that the negroes here were enrvaged, banding to- gether, and determined to protect their brother in black. Several groups of them were seen, and in thirty seconds the boys were all out armed with shot- guns and starting to charge the dark masses, The square was crowded with people, all excited and the majority en- raged, Again, though, the swaying, vestloss, shouting mass was qulutoh. Both parties dispersed, and the whole- sale slaughter that seemed imminentat once wasaverted. The white man gave his name as Coggins, and said his head- quarters were in Newman, No doubt they have often imposed on people as they attempted to do here, but there is still less doubt that this will be their last attempt. —— For Coughs and Throat Disorders use Brown's Brovcuian Trocnes—*Have never changed my mind respecting them, except 1 think better of that which I began thinging well of. " —Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Sold only in boxes. e HORSE STEALING, *acts Brought to Mind by the Dis- charge of an Ilinois Convict, Joliet, DL, speeial dispateh to the Globe-Democrat: The greatest horse thief in the west was discharged from the prison to-day, after serving a sen- tence of nine years from Henderson county. His various names are cata- logued as Glenn Vanskout, alias Frank Bradshaw, alias George Vanzant, alias James Green. He has served six term in the Joliet prison, and is the most in- veterate Hlic}nf his kind known. He is a venerable-looking white- haired man of sixty-eight years, and has had his neck stretched three times on suspicion of horse steal- ing,to force information from him,with- out avail. He s «d thirty years in the Joliet prison, and his total sentence was seventy-two years, He w d from Will county in 1 and in Mason county ary from the same county in 1864 for one yeary in 1865 from Hancock county for seventeen d fron county in 1 thirty-s years on twelve indictments of three rs each., He was released after serving the first three years on account of adefect in the indictment, and went to Hendersen county, wheve he wassent up on his last streteh for nu . He says he will never steal anotlier horse, but it is a mania with him, and he can not help it. Warden McClaughe thieves acquire o man numerous instances to man Miller. the silver tongued prayer- maker and devout Methodist conviet who prayed himself out of prison, was a saintly man-in every respeet, but he would steal horses. Another hor thief assured the warden,on the expir tion of his eighth term, that he would reform. His idea of reform was to steal enough horses to start a livery stable and then stop, buthe was back in prison again, to the warden’s astonishment, before his reform plan could be put in operation. Vanskout operated on a large s He had a number of con- federates. They used to take from ten to twenty horses a night in western Tllinois, put them aboard a big scow on the Mississippi, and ship them to Mem- is and other southern points and re- e handsomely on them. Many of Vanskout's confederates were lynehed, and Vanskout himsel{ narrowly escaped that fate several times, " e CHICAGO ano North- Western Railway Short Line. Omaha, Council Bluffs And Chicago, The only road to take for Des Molne: mu:’m'm-"cnnwn. Dixon. Chic oble Nevuin, Oregon, ra supeilor advantages very ¢ says all ho and ther prove it. Old Marlalitown, Miiw ornia. It Bt po y any olbor line ‘Among i few of Lhe Lumerous polnts of superiority enjoyed by the patrons of this rond Letween Omulis 8ad Chlcago. i ES, which aro L 7 ¢an creato, 1 re models of comfore and RAWING ROOM CARN, unsurpassed by any, tod PALATIAL DINING CAILS il Bluffa the trains of the Union Pacitic Kailway, co cct in union depot with those of the Chicago Nortuwesters ity. T Chicago tio trains of this ine 8k close counection with Lhose of all otber enstern nol LI eloganc re, Waal sk £07 & ticket vie ““NORTHWESTERN. It yom wiah the bt sccommodation. All ket agonte Y T X._P. WILSON, G Genl. Pass'r Agent .M BAmcock, O MRy g poyms, (1) #u Xy Cily Pass's, Agedb - 165-137-164. An Interesting Row of Figuresan a True Explanation Thereof. From the Union Pacific Depot to Southy Omaha by Snail Line=Will That ‘Ihriving Part of the City Ever Have Rapid Transit? “There goes the one man who {s mafnly rec sponsible for the present condition of the slow transit car service of Sonth Omaha, ' Tho spoaker was A wellknawn Omaha mor. chant growiug gray in the act of endurin for quarter ride “Southward ho,” an, i the will-we-aver.get-there style of countenaneés which distinguishes the South Omaha car pat- ron from his fellow riders on the other roads, “Who 18 he?” easrerly demanded his compiti- a rocont graduate from the position of mes. seniger hoy, o whom (e enr wppeared (0 bo golig ninety milos an hour fichiding stops. “Ho {8 (g nieauest man in Omaba, and his name fa - “South Omaha!" ghouted the conductor, Arowning the merchants reply, and at the sama time warning the Feporter tiat he had reached Ris journey's end. The nanie of Omaha's meanest man fs thug 108t to Listory through the close attontfon to duty of ihe sound-lunged conductor. Inquiry mado at the residence of MF, L, Carpenter, the real estato dealer residing on H street, hatwoen ‘Twonty fifth and Twenty-xixth stroets, fatled to throw ang light on this subjoct. Biit Master Harry Carpenter knew all about another matter of more terest o our Feaders, and very kindi gave the reporter all the information in vossessinn, MASTER HARRY CARPENTER, onaicted with a disease of the nose and throat. My nose would stop up and I would discharge hird scabs or chunky which when pressed between the figners emitted a bad odor. For awhile my nose and throat geemed to be dry, and appeared to have a burn- ing sensation, but after awhile tho discharge be. came more free and 1 would froquently soil two or three handkerchiofs in # day. Tho Sense of smell 1 bozan to notice was beginning to leave Ine, Aid my Droath becaime very offeisive and seemed to be short. T had at times difiiculty of breathing owlng to the stopped up condition o nose, would have spells of coughing st wonld spit up considerable. Noticing the ad- vertisoment of Drs. McCoy & Henry in the dail; papers | was advised to consult them, which' did and Degan treatment at once. 1 'am now free from the offensive breath, my head foels perfoctly clenr, and T am entirely woll, IF SO, THEN YOU HAVE CATARKH Few Symptoms of a Disease That May Prove Serious to You. you have frequent fits of mental deproge experience ringing or buzzing noises ¢ have a husky, thick sound, twang? ently offenstve from some Does your voic and a nisnl sort o 1s your breath fre unaccountable cause? Have you a dull, oppressive headache genor- ally locited over the eyes? Do you have to hawk and the effort Lo elear your throat? Are you losing your sense of smell, and is your sénse of taste becoming dull Does your nose always foel stopped up, forg. ing you to breathe throgh your mouth? B0 "You pently’ ool sy, purtionlarly when & i to pick anything off the tloor? Does littlo draught of air and every slight change of temperatire glye you a cold? ve you annoyed by a constunt desiveto hay and spitout an eudless quantity of phlegm? Are you always tired and indisposed to exers tion, whetlier of husiness, work or amusement? Is great effort required to keep your thoughts fixed \pon maiiers that formerly were easily performed, PG You rise from bed as tired and wenk as you were the night before and feel us though you wanted to lie there forever? Is your throat filed with phelgm in_the morn. ing, Which can only be discliarged atter violent coughing and hawking and spitting? Do you ¢ onally wake from a troubled sleep With @ start and feel as 1f you had just escaped a horrible death by chokiig? Hive you lost all interest in your calling or Dusiness or former pleasures, all ambition oo, and do you feel indifferent whother to- Torrow finds yon alive or dead? Are you troubled with n discharge from the hend i the throat, somctimes watery and ex- cossive, somoetimes mucons, thick, sticking o whatever it toucnes, sometimes bloody, and nggely always putrid and offensiver e nbove are some of the muny symptoms of catarrh und the beginuing of luniz troubles. Not onw gase in 4 hundred will have all of them, bug afrec a few or maty of The i TIOUS your symp- e symptoms, the MThis cluss of ugh frequently fn ? v and it 1sso ported through the column prove tl The may of the duily papers 1t published is sube ¢ the patient cured. Dr. Henry, use no nses by thelr skills known remedies, fie same s MeCoy and his assoc socret nostrum, but cu ful combinat of the b applied in the most approve usfig the latest and most high! applian n to their p thus prodice resnlts which sp sy many patients curod, and wo g sure sminent physicians have achijeved a stuccess in curing disense which few or no other doctors can duplicate, CATARRH CAN BE CURED. The Successful Methods as Used by Dre. McCoy & Henry. treatment for catarrh, lung troubls, patism and ot ner chronio diseases plied successfully by one who has and made a life-long study of such 5 doctors and those who aro ronghly acquainted with those troubles Ara lable tofiil, when @ SEIAI speelalist who hins devoted years to that particular husiness, s D & Henry, will suce Nothin bt 1 vt Jent known to medicul nee is given to ull patients, and it can be afely suid that these gentlomen ure misters of ull'that is known of consumption and other chronie diseases up to date, With them it 15 no longer speculation and ~ experiment—it 18 stradght forward troatmont, rosuiting trom high intellectual and scientitic attainments, added a thorough medical education in the greatest vican hospitals and under the greatest can musters of medicine and surgery, lemen have added 10 the exhaustive wdigo of their specialtics a reputation for moderate (harges, a5 their consultation feo s but 81, whether at thelr oflice, or an opigion given by matl, The ), CRESAP McCOY, Late of Belleyue Hospital, New York, AND Dr. Columbus Henry (Late of Unly No. 310 and 11 1) Coruer Fift wher Medical dis Neb, all curable casos ace treated with success. sos treated sklilfully, Consnmpe 1 Lsease, Dyspopsie, Kheumatism, and wll NERVOUS DISEASES. ALl diseases po: 4 s o speclalty, CATAKRKI LONSULTATION at oftice or by matl, 81, Othic |lu.m..:n.olp.m.'l!mip. m Corresp promt attention, Muny disense afed succossfully by Drs, Mot y through the mails, wud it 1s thu rthose unable to make a Journey tain successful hospltal treatment at thelr hox ) letters answered unless accompanled by n stamps Al esc ull lotters to Drs. MeCoy and Honry, ;‘(umn 910 wnd B0 Remge bul(eg, Quaha Neb.