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

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Bee, the cireulation of which gates miore thin 15,000 papers daily, and _gives the ad- vertisers the it, not only’ of the city lation of the Bes, imt also of Council’ Bluffs, Lincoln, and other cities and towns throughout this part of the wesf SITUATIONS WANT VW ANTED-Situation by German s coach- man, good city references: also by ored conchinan, 7 years' experience. = No_ ofti fee, Canadinn ° Emp. office, Mrs, lirega & Son, 316 S0, 16th. Tel, 884, 296 6% W ANTED-ituation by youn man attond. ing school, where he work for his No office fee, Canadian 1 208 6% TANTEDMan cook, #30; seoond cook, out of city: second cook In city, $2: col- ored conclinan, 86, must have references: 5 K'mxllu'-n'u: 10 books. Canadian Emp. office. rs. Brega & Son, 516 80, 1th. Tel. 834, 53 '@ ANTED-Paintand color salesman in lowa for St Louis house, grocery and liquor gulesmen tor eatern Louse, irocery salesman to fumilies for ~Council Blnffs, 1 "for Lincoln, call at Great Western bureau, the ~oldest and most reliable in America, 1500 Farnam st., room 9, w5 8§ ANTED—Five traveling salesmen, 80 per month and_expenses, No experience d. Enclose stamp. Address H, F. & Co Westfleld, Chaut. Co, N. Y. B I ANTED—Laundry employe, and one who can manage on tml{ first class need nnqlx‘nmnenwu dry, South Omaha, 2th and N st. 326 7) VW ANTED Stenographer and_caligraph op- erator, willing fo be useful in office. Salary moderute to commen 7 T7 Bee office. 7ANTED Bright hoy capable of making himself generally useful'in an ofce, Must write a good band, a acquainted with rinters’ materials preferred, Address in own EMquYM ENT !UREAU! |rate Employment Parlors, ANADIAN Wmployiment oflioe, the. best plnrn:‘flmdlmrl heip or situstions, L( and nle. Roference. ( National ank, Mrs. Brega & Son, 310 8, TRST-CLASS bowrd with heated room, pri- vate house, $4.00 per vwnk.flmlhixivix et 3 OARD with rooms for four at 2118 Burt st. 160 Pprivate boarding, $4 & week. 1815 Dodge. L 2 I e ‘ T ANT] A day boarders at 601 North Tithiedet. feferenices required, hodie —y 3. JASS table bonrd, served in home for 3 or 4 gentlemen. 1814 Dodie. 050 “WANTED-TO RENT. _ Y\ ANTED—To rent furnished house or suit of W 0ms multapia for smayl family: Wint housekeeping. Address 8, 71, Hee office. 2i0-6) DBy a single gentleman a nicely " furnished room with or without board, will pay liberally for sultable accommodations. Address T. 6, Bee office 31,5 T~ A 10 room house on Jones 15th st., all modern improvements, 2 om operd house, #0 per month, E. A. Leave nworth, 1508 Farnam st. 254 FOOR RENT-5 room cottage and 17th, Dorcas st. Inquire at hous 819 12+ Fnl\ RENT--Office room, first floor, 15th st. ¥ 10 W HENT—Groond_foor omes Foom, cen: trally located, heated and lighted. C. F. Harrlson, 4158, 16t st 10 R RENT—Offces on Farnam st. at 210 to §3) per month, One office furnished. 1612 Kar nam, )] FOR RENT e = = ()MA"A Lodging House, 910 and 013 st bet. 0th and 10th sfs, Rents sinzle beds at#1 per we lean beds. 65 Fob % ntmrm E Loans—H. B _Cole, n. e, cor. 15th AYL and Douglas. 916 12 g MONEY toloan on farniinis Rorses: wago an other personal property of dpprov coliateral. Business confidential. The Fair: bank Investment Co., Coruer baseme! Paxton hotel DMOREY to Loan—0. F.gris Co, real estate and loan agents, JkqParuam'st, 108 N ONEY toloan 1 can npgl place some first Cclass city loans fmm Call at once 1f you desire to be accomnixlated. D. V. 8noles, room | Barker block. entrgace in alley. 19 QTABLE-North 16th st Will accommoriate VY i3horses. $% per month. E. A, Leaven- worth, 1V Farnam st. % For RENT-Good barn cheap 1021 Chicago'st rental agent, 300 S, 10th st,, Telephone 54, ) (QEECIAL aftention given ta_renting hoses, turnistied and unfurnished rooms, List with W. M. Harris, over 220 8, 16th st. 105 For RENT—If you wishi torent_a iouse cail on Benawa & Co., 1oth st., opposite Py O. puibeslsesrivcbobonicuiation: N+ Yoot 90N a STORACE. ik EW YORK Storage Co. h MOst ex acilities for storage of furniture, pianos, buggles, general merchandise, west ot Now York. Cash advances to any amount; ware- house receipts given; goods insured: brick bnlding—Aire-proof: special arrangements for commission merchants, Call New Yotk Storay Co., Capitol ave and N 1oth st., Bennett's bloc 0 o ground floor. FIOMEY toaned on piado¥ furnites, Borses MOCrzans, ete. low rates. G. H. Zimmer. man, room 5, Arlington bl v‘{. doors west of postoce. ) fo ONEY to loan on impro commission charged. room 1, Creighton block. TLOANS ma 4 bought. o on rem estate and mort Lewis 3. lteed & Co., 1521 Farua. VWWANTED. Stocks of merchandiag to, ex. change for lands and cjty pro c.C 8potswood. A5 . 16th, 1% WAmu om&nr m to exchange for farms and wild Wlso for city prop- erty. C. L. frown & Co, Hoom 13 nzer block. 0§ y TANTED- Gooa_farms in _ exchange for Omaha property, C. C. Spotswood. W6 | s10th. D Guarantee and Trust Co. 106 Faruam street—Complate abstracts fur- nished, And titles to real estate sxamined, per- fected and guaranteed. 10 ENSON & CARMICHAEL furnish compiete and guaranteed abstracts of title to any real estate in Omaha and Douglas county upon short notice,’ The most complete st of abstract books in the city. No. 1519 Farnam st. 131 FORSALE-REAL ESTATE Toloan. Lowest rates. No delny Rice & Co.. over Commercial Na- PER CENT Money. Patterson & Fawcett 15th and Harn R SALE -Hest lot in_Jetter's H Raven, 506 8 J0th st. H. & temoved to ne cor 1bth and + Dougla - 2T 8 addition. H, i1 80 HORT time loans made on_any soqurity, in rensonabls amounts, ~Sccured notes bought, sold of exchanged. General financial business of any kind transacted promptly, quietly and fairly at the Omaha Fi- Bancial Exchange, N. W, cor. 13th and Har. ney ste, over State National baud. Corbett, manager. i Mux:v to loan, cash on nand, no_delay. J. W. aud E. L. Squire, 13 Farnam st, Pax- ton hotel building, it OANS made on real estate, Cash on hand. W. M. Harris_over 20 8. 15th st. 110 ayauable M5, Amie of Chicagogives maurbtic mas sago treatments, vapor and hand baths. N 16th st., up stairs 214 6% 8 EREON AL —Engagements to a6 dressmaking in families solieited on or address Miss Jessie Sturdy, £21 8 20th st. T OANS made on real estate. Cash on_hand, H. W. Huntress, 159 Farnam st. 522 10¢ ONEY ioaned on furniture, pianos, organs, horses, etc, low rates, J. J. Wilkinson & Co. 152 Faimau, over Burlingion ticket ofice. ROOM houre, South Omahs, Just north of standpipe, good well, ete., $15 per mo. E. A. Leavenworth, 150 Farusin NOR RENT-Nice f-roomed cottage at 0 10th st. Callat 1605 Howard st. 204 9 SOR RENT—Houso of 6 rooms with_ali_cons veniences, 2012 Harney. 241 60 “Inquire 422 8. 18th 25 st., near St. PYHE how uary modern im] Meyer, st. JOR RENT—One s 0om house, hot and cold water. gas and heated by fuinuce, sit- nated on Saunders nean Lake, Also, four six-room houses situated on King st, north of Lukest, Puatrick Uros,, - Arlington Block, Room 2, L NOR RENT—2 now 7 roomed houses, well, cls tern, large cellar, 1Wth near Clark st.” W. G. Shriver, opp postollice, < now occupy will be house contains 10-rooms and DroVern ent: 20 8. 2th st. Moritz Cull at 11th and Farnam or at 307 8, 24th rent, ndwriting salary expected, etc., T 8, Hee of- e TANTED—Ty Lincoln Hardware Co. Lin- & nace Neb, two tinners familiar with fur- 304-8 ‘Vnnwn One peclor, one oven-man Fn quire at 22 8 14th st, or McClurg Cracker- and Candy . Council Blutfs, 1a. ¥ 8 AN/ ANTED-A good m’-uuev and reliable boy at C. F. Whitney's Dook bindery,112] Farniam ";As'rm; An_ experienced_cabinet maker, one to tuke ch; of warelhouse, cquired. 613 N. 10t st. Two traveling salesmen for N such as mean business and ¢ eammand at least $0 noed apply. Address (i & Hussey, 201 Dodge st., Omahn, 218 11 VVANIED- Young man, two hundred dollars Must,_have, cash, take half futer in business; do oftice work. Addre: T 268 6% y engraver at Edholu & ve traveling salesm 1O experie Palmer & Co, Address, with stump, Wis. 3115 ANTED — Men for raflrond work. Al Farnam. 985 " T ANTED—100 men of good app try our 1ic meals at Norris restaurant, 511 and 513 Bouth Mth street. (old Live and Lot [ WANTED--FEMALE HELP. e ey VWWANTED - Woman cook _ for Curtis, fare puid; 3 dining room girls for Wyoming, #20, fare paid; 2 women cooks for Idaho, $30 and &30; pantry girl for Rapid City, $15; cham) maid and laundress for Centrai City, fare paid dining room girl puntry girls, 2 girly for housework, $3aud #.50 per week, laindresses and cooks, nirse and second girls, Canadinn Fmp. office. Mrs, Brega & Son, 385 0% TY girls wanted, 1417 Farnam st.\ it VW ANTED—A girl for genoral housowork, good wages, 1023 California st cor f;}'h' NWENTY girls wanted, general and second work, State Emp parlors, 1417 Farnam st., room 11. X8 6 VW ANTED “A good cook. and Webster, “v'\::l;fi" Girls e Apply, n e cor. 215t PoLY, B8 vor Wl housework, wages 4 dining room 'girls, 1 itchen girls, 1 pastry cook '8 »r boarding Houses; lots of good for girls, Omaha Emp. Bureau,119 N. 16¢h, 3% 6 JOR RE watcr, clste 4 Q. Shriver, Frenzer block opposite postof ce. Rz Toome . froom house, vurd, cistern water; Nn. 100 Tth 1good re pair, large will ren- to responsible person’ with not more thun 2 chil- dren for #2 per month. ; F(OR RENT—New grounds, corner Inquire 224 Dodge st. OR RENT--A family, 6 Tooms, etc. th und Capitol large room house cheap to n 530 8 215t bet Center und Doreas st. R X} (O room houses on § C.E whroom cottage In Ambler ‘oom 2 story house, Orchard ard Hill, C. B, hand Harney st. 191 House 11 rooms, W. M. Bush. N E corner 16th and Dougias,” 4 NOR 1t near Leavenwort DOR R 5 F%ace Hill; kood ' room cot Mayne, OR RE 1 man, __FOR RENT--ROOMS FURNISHED, TOR RED at £l p JINGLE und double furnished roowms, Dodge, B 1 3 rooms at 511 Woolworth r month. M8, E. M. POST-Will give Massake treat- AVE ment to those who prefer to come to her o fice on Mondays from 9 a. m. untl9 p. m. Othe days from 6 p.m. to # p.m. Office and residence southeast cor. Seward and 28th sts. 785 i DERSON AL Private home for ladies during confinement, strictly confldeutial, infants adopted. Address K 42 Bee ofce. 107 J8* . Finder please return_to 219 N. 16th 6t., and recelve reward, (STRAYED -From cor. Grace and Saunders, | > re. 3 white feet and spol fu fore. i1l be given for sume. Henry 260-6§ TOST—A Dbay pony with saddle and bridle, 4 Leave word at Boe office, 881 OST—Left on Red line car to dopot about 6 4 o'clock Thursday. a leather ‘covered jowelry box about Bx10 mches and 4inches highs the finder will be liberally rewarded on returning it to D. €. Brooks, room I, Gruenig block, ore ner [th and Dodge sts. 3 RREWARD Wil be given for return of bay - mare, %0 1bs. on. Strayed from 2024 Cuming st. G. 8. Ostrom, [ FOUND, up A roan cow rsold. Can be bind at 514 Woolworth avenuie by paylng charges. L. M, Hac a9 16 ~ FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. Goon X oo eall ut the ) Open evenings Jeowsans W Griy. S and De O § dotihie ud Loilet 8 venrs lease of 6 room hotsc, Wwith stublcs elty cistern and v ol #18. Inquire M. W, Hug Single furnished bedroon or, splendidly furnished tarnished o 3 ssnite: ail modern con- 608 North 17t street. 321 8% T A furnished sleeping room kept 809 Howard. 330 5§ D re by to ladies or gentlemen by or month veniences, ubator, capciiy, 10, Bee Ofic dle ana bridi oline stoy cral dining r bed spri mattry tables, wish stands Blackbur { fension tabl BN, I2thst. 3w FOOR RENT wrnished south front parior and smail room. Heasonable rent to suitable Darties, 1320 Cupitol uve. T Furnished front roow up stalrs, Douglas street. 206 7§ &) NICELY tfurnished front rooms, alsod un- & furnished rooms, rent reasonable. ]lEunl\‘lx‘t. ) FURNISHED south front-rooms, also 2 un: - fl‘:"l““h cd rooms for lght housekeeping. 1215 i ol ave, = % Room 16x45 on second fl , 1518 Dodge st. L NT-~3 elegant furnished rooms all n improvements, with hard coal burner, for 2 or 4 gentlemen ‘or mun and wi cull 4t room %, 100 Farnam, opp. Mereh hotel. 281 74 § Tont room for twe gentleman with board 1724 Douglas. 7 TANTED—A girl or women to take care of children, none but experisuced need ap- ply. 2514 Douglas st. 318 7) FATANTED—Girl for general housowork. “¥Y “but competent girl need apply. W ANTED el tor housework In family of three, 2115 Calitornin st, 510 8¢ 3 first-class dining room giris h menth, for Wyoming: fares Canadfun Employinent office, 516 §. 15th. RD—Sovernl good Iadly canvassers on wrticle of merit. - Room 44, ‘1404 )—Young girl to assist in housework, 12 Charles st N ANTED Good girl at 202 Californt three in family. £ need cook and laun- ¢ thoroughly competent, erences required, good wages. S, W, cor 2uth and St. ‘“ ANTED-Two ladies yea age, of good uddress and business tact, to s for the easiest selling book in tho Call on J. M block, Omaha. market. Bushman WANTED-Giel 0 work i Kitchen, Doran house, 422 8, 15th st., near St. Mary's ave, I '“VAN'l‘r: D—( one exp required; good wages, " T ANTED - First ciass {(rl for cook, good wages paid. Mis. R C. Patterson, 520N 2. o ONElyin and sell Pennyroyal Pills, “Chicl English.” Original and only Genuin slum‘l\i for l:lnlll'ulul‘u. chester Chemical "0., Philadelphia Pa, g FIWENTY girls wanted, 1417 Faruam st. A 58 0 T/ ADIES ase offered embroldery neediework ut Aihelrown homes {lown or country) by a whole- ale house. _Profitable, genuine. Good pay can e made. ‘Everything' furnished. = Particulars free. " Address “Artistic Needlework Co., 1 sth Bt., New York [ “’A\ BD--Ladfes holiday trade, to take light, pleasant work at tholr owd, homes. $1 10§ Der day can be ;umly made. Work sent by mail any distance, articulars free. No canvassing. Address at once, Cescent Art Co., 4T A Milk st., Hoston, Mass. P. 0. box i, L "VANTII\--#) ladies to u’{‘ our lho meals at s woman cook, and econd girl; peferénces Apply to 219 Dodge. [ ry town wanted to introduce , for our Norris' restaurant old Live and Let I 81) and 413 8. 14th st. '“'AN'I KD Ladies desirng servants for their families to eall at Omaha Bmp. Bureau, 119 N. 16th st the oldest offico in the state,wherd they can find'rst-cluss help at all thnes. &7 0 Nice, respectable single gentleman desires board and warm room in a private family near to office or board of trade, where there are no other boarders or children, Rofcrences, Address Chas. Kiug, 1633 Farnam, 5 ot ANTED-To know the addrrss of H. Decker. Addrass box 1, Scotia, Neb. Crume. Scotla, Neb. 206 6* Information as to Joseph whereabouts, left at the othice, 2560 Try our Mecent neals at seholler restaurai, iy, oth. Bardwell be Tk nEN large front bay window closet, buth a by furnsce. Half bl unders st. car line, Terms & postotyer 260 10 1se-keeping two furnishe 1 rooms ard st near Cozzens louse. Address hox 24 Fon g at s09 Ho JURNISHED sleeping rooms for pentlemen, 809 Howurd st. Cars every five minuets. JOR 1 furnished front room; price reasonable. 2210 Capitol ave. ad of p heifers ud year- i cheap. 7 @ heavy draft mares suit uble for city Lauling, togeth: ruck us and two @) sets lieavy b Will be NOR SALE—Five dwelling houses and one store building in fivst-clas dition, must be moved by April 1. Inguire at ) 16th and Webste Woon 1 will s my place, miles norch of IFlore swa side: willows half dry: 2o 0 conts per load: also dry undgreen cord venines, 1100 cows. il & Smiley, chunze building, Uniion Stockyary 1W1-teb. ALE—Dds Wil be re cived up to uary Jth, 15% ings on lot 7, Hotel, on Hiwney sts. Address HW. Cremer, Omunha, BULART T at huf Balke Co.'s muke, Inqui 16th and Dodge st. _ MISCELLANEOUS. PO accommodate the public, after dun, 15t wo will keep open evenings until' 9 o'elock. New York Storage Co., 1505 Cap, ave, 31640 an- for all or part of the build Known as Ui wot, between 12th rice, Brunswic LeSlie & Loslie, TFPOR KENT- montli, at 05 N. 17¢h st. DOR RENT-Two furnished roo: Howard, #10 and $i2, wnd #7. 806 South OR_R With heat, and and 8 per mionth, 408 Wil linm st., 8 midutes wulk southast U, P.'depot. o4 TJOOR RENT—Furnished room for two, $10. 1313 Cap. ave, ENISHED rooms and board, 186 Farnam, F T § = POR RENT—Nicoly furnished room, suital for two gentlemen, at 1705 Douglas st. 1 for two or three gentlemen, 1017 Howard, 188 T as an art by G . cor 16t and Doug i, Hedic: Farnam st. .j\ FTEK supper we sell st and organs because w m. New York Storage Co. furniture, pianos VWV OrK N % are open evenlugs until o'clock, New York Slor- 08 Capitol ave, 3156 QTANDARD H and Cattle Food & stood the severest tests and 1s acknowledged to be the best preparation of jts kind made; nothing harmeal in it It you have not used 1t try a box now, 3 1bs. for 81 and @ boxof it is worth a tonof hay. 1t will evadicate-all d ease and put new i Maun tured | 5t, Mury's ave. %07 and cook stoves New Yorl tlexs than cost of fron, age Co,, cor. Capitol uve, a inugs. F NISHED rooms with first-class board, heat gas and bath. Near cable Line, 2013 Douglas st. )i RE! ™ Farnam. % § ivmm'r parlor for two gentlomen, 1623 Dodge YOR RENTFurnished rooms in Greunig blk, cor. Lith wnd Dodge sts. ~ Inquireof 0. K. Davis. Millard hotel billiard room. 905 Fni{»fi&m A nicely furnished room with all modern Imgmrn-menu for one or two gentle- men, 601 8. 20th. (3 N' ICELY furnishedrooms, all modern conven- lences, 1110 S 10th st. viT e JICELY furnished rooms with or without board, in private famyy. Room heated with steam. Hot and cold water and all mod- eniences, ‘Terms reasonable. - Inquire 604 South 13th & k ®i8 R urnished, with use of ptanc 1906 Farnam, 5 FURNISHED roou, steam heat, 21 8 24th, w7 § 21j OR RENT—For one or two_gentlemen a fur- nished room within § blocks of court house; apply 618 S 17th st, *25 DOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms at 27 Dodge. Gas, bath and furnace heat, 990 \‘ll‘l-:l,\' furnishea front room with or with- AN\ “out board. 1512 Dodge st, wi 7 ICF large front room, furnished and heated. Suitable for two yentlemen. Also smali T.ABGE south tront ruom, all modern conven- 4lences, suitable for two gentlomen; also first-class ‘table board for three or four; refer- ehces. 1814 Il«-dE st. AR FOR RENT- STORES AND OFFICE OVFEICE for et Covperative Land and Lot Co. 20 N 16th, ) or e [ hange with room 14, amber of 236 6 IST your property L S o, Commerce. T JURANCE= H. E. Cole, 1. . Cor. Douglas. o H. JOHNSON, cistorn builder, welld bared and dug, 49 N 0th st,, Omaha, Neh. J OTICE! Noticel 9 p. 1 ol ave. JTANDARD Stock Liniment is the best thing ST TAe for cuts, brulses, sprains OF Inmis ness on man or beast ever iuvented. For sale everywhere at 50c per bottle, Manufactured by ¥ B Sunborn & Co., 1104 86, Mary's avepue, 7 ticelDoors open from K a. m. to New York Storage Co., 1003 Capi- CLAIRVOYANT, ). NANNIE V. Warren, clairvoyant, Med- ical, business and test medium, Diagnosis free. Femalo diseases a specialty, 119 N. 16th st,, tooms £ &3, Tel. 4. W7 WANTED-TO BUY “'ANTED-flr;t mortgage notes, 1 can take mortgage notes on Hrst payment on some ood Syndieate lots in South Omal G eo, Hicks, 215 8 13th st, 27 10 iv';mfi»rmpq on_Farnam st. east of school house. L. . Hammond, room 14, Chamber of Commerce, 26 ANTED—To buy short time_paper, J. W, ‘V Gross, at C. E. Muayne's ol?:.pmh and Harney, £ MOUNEY to Loan-On furniture. pianos, M wagons, or other personal property without Femoval; also on collateral security. Businecs confidential, Chas. B, Jacobs, & 8. ll::l:‘ st 500,000 to 10an in any amount at lowest rate of P interest. H. B. rey, Frenzer block. 110 L ONRY to Loan--By the undersiened, who has the only properly organized loan agency in Omaha. Loans of $10 to $100 made on furniture, planos, organs, horses, Wrgons, ma- chinery, ete,, without removal, No delays. All business strictly confidential. Loans so made that any part can be paid at any time, each pay- ment reducing the cost pro Fata. Advances made on fine watches and Alamonds. Persons should caretully consider who they are “dealing with, as many new concerns aredaily comin; into existence. Should you need money call an W. R. Croft, room 4 Withnall ‘building, a Harney. L TMONEY TOANED at C. F. Reed & Co.'s Loan Office, on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, Jersonal proverty of all'kinds, and all other ar- icles of value without removal. 319 8. 1ith, over Bingham's commission store. All busi- ness strictly confidential. 122 q_galufl:'ru loan on Omaha city property at 6 " percent. 6. W. Day, 8. E. cor. Ex. Bid, 0 LOAN—Money—Loans pi im: %m\.-.l real estate in city or county for New England Loan & Trust Co, by Douglas County bank, 16th and Chicago sts. 2 $7fil.ul\ toloan wt6 per cent. Linahan & Ma- D honoy, 1509 Farnan. 124 MOSEY to loan on city property, and nlso AL " farms in Nebraska and Towa. Odell Bros. & Co,, loan, real estata and insurance agents, 103 Pearl strect, Council Bluffs, In.; 162 Furnam street, Omaha, B ONEY to loan, mortgage notes boug! 1M made on chattel security: no delay J. Cummings, Room 10 Barker Block % to loan. Noteg ana . R. MONEY bought ahd sold. A, Forman, 213 S 13t 1 BUSINESS EchE!t 'ED—Four energetic men to join com- ny i Omaha, trivel and haidle business in other citics. Well establishes bear investi on money in and me quired Tess. Jusiness need apply. v 00 cach, part down, baltice out of husi- ldress T 1, Dee, ) JrOR SALE-Si0m staple of well hought neral merchard s i of the fastest sowing agricultural townsin_Colorados sales, 0,000 per year and_can bo_ureatly ereseds dickness only enuse for selilng; this is rare snd ennine chance; exactly s represented Aduvess T, Bee offic i1 ’]‘wu SALE—/ n ~vm?'.7i went's furnish- ing soods, h. nd ci H(. one of the be: locations in Oma stock fll Lought' within Wil sell rensonab! 206 N 16th st Bargains foF cash customors. | 2. Cole, 1, e- cor. 15th und Doulas. 216 ARDWARE Stock For Sale—A vell sel stock of hardware in county seat of ne miles n w of Omaha, in A0, This is a c Good paying trade established. Chéap rent. d Eeatow tor selling. | Addr Hardware, carc of Rector & Wilhelmy ¢ Omaha, Net e, V D—By a_phy:ician, % interest in a tore where he could attend to office practice in town not less than 2,50 inhabitants, ouly, in eastern Nebraska or western lowa, State amoint of stock. Address D. Leavenworth Omnha, 19 an SALE—. it 10 st. ‘0-operative Land & Lot C 208 6 .y h priviled; { parts of the —Restaurant, ever, 10 paying busin quired. Inquire of Kraus & Foster, LARGE, ant Gm_for rent, on® t the hest points in the city for retail Doots and shoes, hats and caps, dry goods, et Within Balf Lock of corner Tth and. Farn nglease, cheap rent. E. F. Seaver, 1613% FOR EXCHANGE. ots in Factory Place Patterson's subdivision, ne's addition for good Also (80 acres in e for Omaha Douglas county land. A P. nam st. 6 Al rd Pl or N Frontier counte, Oxfc 1 CI 12A 12 property to exchang 5 operitive Land & Lot Co., 205 N 16th st 0K TRADE—two lots in Kountze place for improved or unimproved property, Address 1520 North isth street. 27 10 {OR exchange—Cash $1,00, 2 lots in Boyd § 600, personal property 85,400 Total, 3 Will exchange for improved city property. Room 8, Barker Block, 2508 I ALE section farm near Clurks, Merrick county, Neb,, to exchange for good inside Omaha propy L. P. Hammond, room 14, Chamber of Commerce, L) 0 TRADE—Inside property for good house, eight or nine rooms, and full lot. McCul- loch & Co., cor 15th and Farnam. 12 AN tlegantcorner in fine neighborhiood, 100 155 feet: Just the place for a tine block of Duildings: for sale at a bargain, or will ex- change for improved property. Call and in- vestigate, L. P. Hammond, room 14, Chamber of Commierce 2366 STEVENS iiro Farjiam, will giv good trade for any kil of propers e VW ANTED=Stocks of merchaudise change for farms. H. E. Cole, 15th and Douglas. [ 0 TRADE—ALI lots in tawn of 155,000 inhab- itants for stocks of merckandise. Address, §, 00, Bee. i 08., 1621 Farnam st.| 210 8 i 4 0, EXCHANGE-Improvea farm _in lgwa for Omaha residence property. J.J. Wil- Kinson, 24 Farnam 3 T¥ou Rave anvthing To Exchange call on of address H. E. Cole, n. e. cor. 15th and Doug- ias. i 217 FL ereres O TRADE—Property of all kinds, including clty property’ and_ wild and - improved lands. Steveus Bros., 1621 Ffrnamst. 219 8 ANTED—-Houses and [ots 1o cxehange for improved and unimproued 1ands in Ne- braska and lowa, Charles C. Spotswood, 301 8. I6th. 15 V ANTED-Good family horse in exchange for lot, McCulloch & Co., cor lith and Farnam. 128 [0 IRADE =Two improved farmis in Towa for Omaha property or Nebraska lands, Mc- Culloch & Co., cor; 15th und Farnam. 124 DOR Exchange. If you have farms or lands to sell or trade send for our deseriptive hiunks, 1f you have any kind of property to_se change, st it ‘with us; we customer, 8, 8, C; Hoard of Trade, Omaha VW ARTED—Houses and lots to exchunge for farms. H. E - 15ih aud Douglas. 216 12 I HAVE for trade \mproved farm in Cass Co. near Plattsmouth, will trade for improved inside property. Aduress M %, Bee ofice. ST your property for_xéhange at Stevens J EBRASK A ana Ransas farms to exchange for lows and Colorado lands, aud, vice versa, Co-Operative Land au 0. e [ sl R SALKE—60x8 feet on cable line. _Splendid inside location for four flats—86,500. Must be sold at once, Marshall & Lobeck, room 9 Chamber of Com. 3% L. RICE & 00, and Omaha to the front. 200,. + (0 population, #1,000,800 hotel, 50 miles paved street, 6 miles horsé, cable, electric and_motor city railways, £10,000,000 bank deposits, ¢ bridies crossing the Missouri to Council Blufs, 25 ruil- roads running into one union depot in Omaha in 18, who knocks off our chip? ‘At we interest yon in any of the following? Please put on your specs and read. iusiness and Prackage Property. 132 feet front on Izard and 21 streets at 100 per foot; w cholbe piece of property suitable for mnyfacturing purposes, 44 . front on North 10th st, by 6 deep, bet. 1zard and Nicholas sts., east frot &30 per’ foot. 44 ft. front on N 16th by ., 150 foet of fine ments worth 00, on yOur own terms. ‘Saunders st, paved in front, cor alley, bet Parker and Blondo sts, 88,60, Your own ‘terms, 150 teet front on Farnam st, on grade, paved, choice inside, £00 per foot. % T front, corner on Siinders st opp Kountze Pl ¢ . toorner on Saunders and Burdett ); would be cheap dirt at $6,000; 83,80 ke this snap. 814 lots 10 and 11, block 3 Denise's add, 60 ft front on Saunders st. We want an offer on this. 1t st be sold. 125 ft front corner Saunders and Burdett sts at 311,250, hlf cush, 112 ft front corner Eriskin, on saunders st near cor Lake, will be sold at & bargain. Investigate this, 0 tt tront on Saunders, paved, near cor Sew- arost, edst front, extrd choice. Make s wu t front on Snunders st near cor Hamilton, 2% per foot. Fine corner on Saunders and Cuming sts, at a bargain, Fine corner on Lake st. 25th st and Erskin st. heing 148 ft on oth st, 84 ft front on Luke and skin sts, a valuable corner that we can sell cheap for cash, or will trade for improved prop- erty, want 2 small houses and lots not too tar out. Lot27, Hartman add, f8 a choice plece of trickage of 18,000 square feet; we can sell or - trude this valuable property for other, good va- cant ground. Want # lots tiorth of Cuming st., nenr track, price $20,00. We hiaven busines property on north 10th st ot alley on track with 3 story brick block, 010, good property for an investment. Tmproved and unimproved residence property. A heautiful south front 1ot in Washington, ), 81, i cheap, 8,007 or this 1ot year ago, s have 2 handsome 1ots leit in Troxell's sub of the beautiful maple grove, lot @ of Gise’ Add. opp, Kountze place, and 3 in Willinms of 1ot 6, we can_sell at #1000 Tess than lots are sellingfor in Kountze place: nothing finer in Omthi Youcan purchase of us a fine corner lot ¢ anave. in Washington Square Add. £ dition, on bunch at 14th, 15th and 16th_ streets, 4 either hovses #50 each, Will take part {n tr: 3 udise, 50 authorized by the ow! of 4 cholce s in_ Creighton Helglits, 4 in Covell’ 1d. to dize or good draft o Lots 4 und 5, block with 5-room cotts . together ell and ciste to trade for m house, wher must met climute on account of health, 000 ialf cash, bal 1,2, 3 and 5 yoar cent, make you the owher of the finest 7 room modern residence on 8. and K. front corner lot in North Omala, street cars by door, every- thing new and first cluss. For #,50 you can be east front lot on cn Toom modern naw house. 3,000 will make you one of the best invest- ments in #_double’ modern 7 room flut in De- nise’s add to be found in Omaha, paying 12 per cent. Cost 6,500, #1,400, §300 cish, takes a b room house, cfstern and well and lot i1, bk 12, Bedford Place. This 13 hiard to beat, ask you for & good 4 room house, vell iml clstern, fu X127 on Hamil: on grade, iu Prospect Place add. Half 10 the possessor of an e with a beautiful 7 81,000 15 our price for one of the finest corner lots'in eld Ambler Place. Half cash, or we might trace these 2 last bargatus for other property. you. l{qlllly of 2 beautiful residence lots'in_Gises' addition to change for a good house worth $1,000 or <o, Elegant residence corner, 87101 ‘ft, fronting on Cameron st, oue block off Swunders st, opp. Kountzs Plac vered with large maple ‘trees, Nothing finer fn the city. Price £,50, Poppleton Park Building Association stock— 2shaves with 2 choice lots i this fine uddition, equity, 81,500, Sule or trade for small house und lot in north part city Busiiicss Chances, We have a splendid chance to oifer a hve man who will handle state or county rights for one of the best selling patented articles in America. £100 a4 day has been made on the road with this article, State rights for sale or trade. It will pay you to investigate this chance, 308 block 6 west Cuminy $1,100; lot bk 471 Carthage, £00 Rus- I horn- burg place, 800; lot 4 lots in Fowler place. two lots in Burling place, lot 14 blk ¥ Rudicks sub division and three Gther'lots. T, W. Bluckburn, 1510 Dodge, 25 8 Finest location for a home in t Omaha, adjoining the mansion homes of Kirkendall, Cos, Brady, Basson and others. Nothing finerin the city.” Can se 1/165x1s7 less; for prices and terms sve 8. A. Sloman, Farnamst. OR SALE-Or exchange, lots in North Omana for houses. House and lots in Coun- Bluffs. Shares in Lowe ave Building ass'n. s in_Hanscom and Ambler places, Plenty of other property. Bosworth & Joplin, 418 &, 15th st. 1 E. COLE, removed tone cor 15th_and o Douglas, o [} Ok SALE-Throe good lots on corner of Dodge st, one block west of Lowe ave for #4500, Address for a fow days 8 b Lice ofice, of iand tour miles from. ladd this is a bar- 12 )R SALE—180 acr stock yards, at ¥ gain. McCague, Opp. P. E. COLE, removed t9 ne cor 15th and « Douglas, 38 T. F. WV ELSHANS & LOW—(W. J. Welshuns, Low)—Real estate investment brokers, San Diego, Cala., invest for non-residents, per: tect titles, attend to all business, take title in in- vestors name for shate of profits when deal i3 closed. Send stamp for our Investment Coutract, San Diego in 188 had 5,000 population, has now 25,000; we predict 100,000 yefore 1812, References: Omana Nat'l Bank; #irst Nat'l Bank, New York City; Nat'l Bank of America, Chicago, 25117 JPOR SALEGood brick business property tn X centreof Grand Islaud; greatest bargain and best terms {n_the city; but little cash re- quired; long time, low interest and eusy pay: Thenta othier renl estate fer sale. Address . H. Woolley, attorney at law Grand Tsland, Neb. 1 ON'T neglect to get_one of those $130) lots. Fasy payments. Only a few move lef Cole, N. E, cor. 15th and Douglas, 2 OR SALB—We offer as a special bargain 160 acres of land four miles from stock ¥ard: at $125 per acre, on line of U. P. Opp. P. O, TJOOR SALE-Lot 5 hIk & A_ 8, Patricks ad; will sell for few days ut $1,600, 0 cash, bal. casy. 8. 46 Bee office. E M STICKNEY & CO. make a speciaity of 4 property in North Oniaha, for sale oF rent &t Citizens' bank, 2408 1 T:fl‘(n,lc removed Lom e cor. 15th and i LE—Lot 13, Windsor place ex Blocks frotn Hansconi Park for #1430, Easy payments, Address 8. ), h of M. B. Powel it 0 sellfignor us a droggist ‘' ls heraby Kiven that M. B. P wpon i Junuary, A D, 1 Wbpiication to the mayor wnd eity Couriel Of Oniaha, T0r license to sell maTt, spiRtuows And yinous Hauors s druggist al i medical Purpones 'bird ward, ueha o uAry I8, Lot rst ary, I8 1P ere o 1o objectiin. Yahco or protest filed within two weeks from January bib, A. D, 1557, the suid license will be grunted. M. B POWKLL, Applicant, J.B. SoUTHARD, City Clerks T i ATTER of application for BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR CATTLE How Stock-Raising Has Evoluted in Recent Years. THE DEMAND FOR FINE STOCK. Growth of the Business of Fancy Cat- tle Breeding—The Range Inters ests—Higher Prices For Cate tle Predicted. Denver Republican: The business of cattle-growing in Colorado during the past year gives rather more {avorable promise for the future than pleasure in the past. Prices of beef cattle have ruled lower than they were during the preceding year, and they had got so low that it hardly scemed as though they could go any lower, while the ma- jority of men were seeking to reduce losses instead of calculating profits. Then there were scores of cattle owners who, led by the previously prevailing high prices, had bought as heavily as possible of young Texans and involved themselves deeply in debt. The latter portion of 1886 and the whole of the past year were periods of liquidatio and now the banks are carrying com- varatively little paper, while there have been no failures among cattle- owners. The fact that the business is no longer conducted so largely upon borrowed capital is one of the healthiest signs connected with it. A NOTICEABLE FEATURE, Next to the low prices for beef cattle the features most noticeable are the re- duction of range area and the introduc- tion of large numbers of fine bred breed- ing stock on the range. The reduction of the range area is due to the settle- ment in the castern portion of the state of alarge number of farmers in o terri- tory which was formerly used solely for catile ranges. This hascompelled some men to practically quit the business and sell off as many of their cattle as possi- ble, simply because they could find no range upon which to place them. The introduction of a large number of fine bred breeding animals into the herds of the state is the natural re- sult of the lessening public range. It isone evidence of the well known fact that the method of conducting the rattle business in Colorado has changed materially during the past two or three years. The overstocked public ranges have compelled breeders to make arcangements to feed and shel- ter much of their stock, which in turn has necessarily compelled them to breed a better class of cattle in order to ob- tain the best possible profits. Texans was good enough and possibly the best cattle for the wide plain ranges, but they are not the best cattle to feed or breed where feeding is necessary. The public range is not by any means en- tirely abandoned, and will not be aban- doned for many years to come, but the old ways of doing the business and the old profits obtained while grass was abundant on the public domuin are gone forever. DEMAND FOR FINE The demand for fin vially affected business in this city, and made Denver the best market in the United States for blooded horned stoc The first public sale of cattle in Denver took place about two years ago, and during the past year twenty-five sules have been made. On the first day of June Messrs. Goulding & Co. had conducted nineteen of these sales, and disposed of 1.506 blooded cattle for $178,443, or an average of about $110 perhead. During the saume time the sales of other fine animals, not made at auction, have amounted to 864,000, Last ar on the first day of Jahuary, but one dato for o public sale’ had been claimed, and now six dates are claimed for February, which fact indicated that this year’s business in this line will be greater than iast year's. Sales have been made to breeders in Montana, Arizona, and California, and all the other western states and territo- ries, including Kansas and Nebraska on the east, from which direction no trade was ted. Among the milk breeds Jerseys and Holsteing are the only kinds sold and the supply of the latter has not equal the demand. This breed has met with remarkable favor among the daivymen. There was some doubt not longago about their adaption to this climate, as their natural home, where they have been bred for centuries, was the low and moist Netherlands, where the grass grows luxuriantly—the very opposite of the conditions prevailing’in Colorado Another feature of this market is th 95 per cent, of all saies are made for w stock has mate- SR PURCITASES OF TEXAS STE Tho purchases of Texas eattle in Col- orado in this state have been less than for many y pust. The total number inspected and entered the state on its southern border was 96,698, and of this number 44,467 went into Wyoming and other northern ranges, leaving 52,231 as the number of Texans placed on Col- orado ranges during the year. The grass during the past summer grew abundantly und_cured well, und cattle now are as a whole in better con- dition than they were one year ago. The winter of 86 and 87 was very favorable for range cattle. The snows and cold were not_deep or severe, and there were no drifting storms, such as were 8o fatal during the previous winte A SMALL WINTER LOSS. As a consequence, the loss in Colo- rado was very small. Unfortunately, in the regious’ north of this state the losses were heavier than they have been sinee the beginning of the busi- ness. This winter, so far, has ‘been as favorable as could be asked for by eattle owners, Fires have not been destrue- tive to the ranges, so far as known but one haying done any damage. On the 1 of the Missouri Pacilic, on the Sandy, about ten miles squarc have been burned over. During the year the railways have reduced rates on cattle to Chicago about 812 per car, while dur- ing the previous year they were ad- vanced 820 per car.” Freight rates ar still higher than they were when prices were 75 per cent above present quota- tions. Range cattle owners have suffered s vere lossesduring th ar from thieves, Hundreds of cattle hs been killed in the eastern portion of the state, duc partly, no doubt, to the fact that no con- side le datective force has been em- ployed, as formerly, by the Colorado Cattle Growers' association. A few, however, have 21y been convieted and sent to the penitentiary through the ef- forts of the association, which will fur- nish some protection in the future. THE RANGE ASSOCIATION. The Range association and other or- ganizations, having for one of their ob- jeets the taking control of the prices of cattle out of the hands of the Chicago buyers, have apparently not yet accom- plishod any good, though it nay be 1o y to expect anything of the kind. For the past threo yeurs, the lust year move than before, the sules of young steors and she stock for beef have been enormous. This fact, coupled with th enormous lesses in the northern region | last winter must cortainly soon seriously affect the supply of beef cattle and ‘ex ert a tendency to raise prices. 1t cor tainly scoms s if the ora of better prices could not be far away, ——— Beauty and Fragrance. These are both attributes of the Joves ly. Beauty of the teeth, fragrance of the breath, are twin benefactions cone ferred by Sozodont. The queens of so- v, the brightest ornaments of the lyric and dramatic stage, the refined everywhere commend it. . BIT s i DRUNKENNESS Or the Lionor Habit, Positively Curedby Administering Dr. Haines’ Golden pecifice ut_ Tt can be given in & cup of coffee of tea witho ecthe knowledizo of the potson taking solut aly harmless, and will effect a permanent an espeedy cure, whether the patient is & moderat fdrinker or an wicoholic wreck. Thousands o drunkards have been made tempoerato men who have taken Golden Specific in thoir coffen with out thelr knowlodge and to-day believe they quit drinking of their own free will. IT NEVER FAILS. The system once impregnated with the Specific, 1t becomes an_ utter {mpossibility for tlie liquor appetite to exist. For sale by Kuhi & Co., 19th and Douglas sts. and 18th and Cum= ing sts. Omaha, Neb.; A.D. Foster & Bro., Council Bufrs, Ta. THE WASHBURN AMERICAN CQU!'TARE AND MANDOLINES S ey Sormetucale, - Way 'u;-{- din any e, Ak Juur dote I Coatorts gt sty ALY, 108 State 8t.s Ghicagos e W. J. GALBRAITH, Surgeon and Ph!sician. Office N. W Corner 14th and Douglas St. Office, telephone, 465; Residence telophono, 568, DREXEL & MAUL, (Successors to John G. Jagobs.) 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General Passenger and joket Agen! ; EAFFORD, Assiatant General Pasenger 9, Agent. A Uenoral superintendent. \ - S | vie CHICAGO ano North- Western Railway Short Line. * Omaha, Council Bluffs And Chicago, only road to take for Des Moines, Marialitown; Ilurld glnlflvn. Dix Chicngo, Milwaukes and all poluts east. To the people of naka, Colos Jado, Wyoming, Uiab, Lalid, Novada, Oreg: ‘Washe inkton and Callic ale by any othor Ii 14 & fuw Of the numarous points of superiority enjopud by the patrons of this Toad between Omaha nd Chioago. are ita two traies & day of DAY COACHS S, which e the faest that guman s ugenul . Ita PALA VNG S RA S aoce. 1l PARLOI HAWIN K nsurpasiod by eoz, an oly deiated PALATIAT DINING AR, the equal of which caniot be found eisewhers. At Cound cil Bium the tral nion Pacifio Rallway, cone ect in” unlon those of the Chitigo orthwestern Ry. In Chicago the traing of this line close conueetion with thyse of ell ollior vasiera Columbud, Indianapolis, Buffalo, Pittesury. Toron! n, ork, Philadeipula, Baltimore, Wash: kion, sad sl poiita la the cast, eak o7 & kel Tia “NORTHWESTERN.” a “r::emndm n-nr:uwnnuo L All icket agenlf v.‘,mamnm ' LR BOLLES, eslesa “,"&‘ e City Pagd's, Agaily