Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 11, 1888, Page 7

| J SPECIAL NOTICES. ODLAIIA. No advertisements taken for thesc columns after 1:30 p. “ash in advance. Advertisements under this head, 10 cents per 1ine for the first insertion, 7 cents f fusertion, and $#1.50 o L riieement taken for less than 2 cents Reven words will bhe ed 10 the line; they must _run consecutt Ty and must be paid n advance Al advertisc. 1ded in before 1:30 o'clock . under no circumstances will they be ptinned by telephone. in these columns and ha ing the answers addressed in earc of the lice, will please sk for a_check to enatile them 10 gt their letters, as none will be delivered except Al answers 10 ad- enclosed in envelopes. All advertisements in these columns ate pub- M<hed in both morning and evening editions of the Bee, the cireulation of which aggregates more than 15,000 papers daily, and gives the ad- wfif, not only’ of the city efren- for the first nts must be h presentation of ch vertisements should b vertisers the lation of the cities and towns SITUATIONS WANTED THOROUGH business At any honorable busin mniission or salary or as young man wants (o 1 the east on Chestnut st., Phil pmpetent_engiueer, run engine or tend heaters. tiation as stenographer and pewriter by young lady; best © )~ Eituaticn by man, good city re years' exprience. ice, Mers, Brega & cices: W10 by (0 No oftice fue. ¥ privato fanilys Emplopment Farnam st., room 11, upstairs, 2D—Position as bookkeoper or assist- hest of references. Ad- ess Marion Mumma, #8 West 4th st, Dayton, ANTED-—Good position by young man, ex- rienced hookkeeper, best of references, D Situation w ferences gven. s, G. T, 3116 Forr D Situation by man i gro- 7 ANTED—Situations. constantly filled 'ith girls seeking em- ou necd a girl come and get on Kan. aftice, Mr. Brega & Son louse on therond. Address T 18, Boo an run engine, and wood, w11 have hi erience with wind es furnished, el ageuts for the sale of o of a small padlock and_chnin for oks. Canmdian Emp, office, Tiregu & Son, 316 8. 15th. Tel. 884, nts to canvass clocks, wring- n Council Bluffs and Omuha, Lovell M't'g Co,, (I'td) 221 No. 13th st., Omaha. | TANTED—-A good stout boy to do chore and learn tha trade atSimpson's car- ringe factory, 1409 Dodge st. 7 A bright snd expes and clothig store, 58 T 27 Hee office. 1n a dry good ence required. ~Addre to fimsh and set new farniture. lrewer & Sullivan, #t. near N. Sonth Omaha. TANTED-B; bor at #15 per week, A. W Morrly, Lincoln, Neb, ANTED—Two person. fa learn bookkeep- Ramgo block, YTED--Agents 10 solicit_members| aal Library assoclation; experi- enced ook agents, teachers and school superin- tendents preferred. Energetio workers are mak- Ang from ¥25 to #0 per week. Address, with rot- erence, Natlonal Livrary association,’ 103 state s, Chicago, 111, ANTED—Two men of good address to sell It 421 8, {0th st. FANTED—A man o canvass and_manage To coutrol all sales of the In- <ht, equal to 85 Pittsburg, Pa, ANTEDTwo traveling salesmen for Neb, Nono but such as mean business and can cammand at least §0 need apply. Address Grout & Hussey, 201 Dodge st., Omuhia. 3 Five traveling salesmon wnd expenses {4 Jress, with stamp, Palmer & Co ANTED — Men for reilroad worl bright's Labor Agency, 1120 Farnam, 9% U\ ANTED—10 men of good appearance to our 165c meals at Norris re: uth 14th street. (old Live ln‘l:wLN! WANTED--FEMALE HELP. ANTED—A_house Caltforuta sf, between 10 and 1 general work, & to W w8 for private famil ivls, laundress for Cent Cliy, 2 women cc [ vishing places out their address, as places it of adver- of clty to cull and leav have to be filled too quickly to Ganadian Emp. office, Mrs. Bregn & 3 Aining-roow girls, & per week, Cunadian Eiployment ofice, 1 8 1 TANTED-2 good girls for pri: Papillion, Come at ance: also § dining room maids tor the city: § general girls for in and ont Good wages aud nice State Employment Parlors, 117 i to family at it to do housework fu u small family at 1112 8, 15th. A7ANTED A qirl for general Lousework, th 19th street, VTED—Woman for general housework at North 116 st. UD--Girl, 08 8. 18th, for general Lousew NTED-A good steady 1 Wages and w Lome to the right girl. 1088, S3th ave SATANTED-A girl fo tawily of three. neral housework in 115 Californin st " speaks Danish s’ house ANTED-I0 girls for work 1 store hiouses, shops and pri 5 are coming in constantly wnd if you wisha call at the Gato City' Employment offh TANTED—-A girl for al_housework, good waes, 1023 Calitornia st cor Juth. NTED-Girl for ge but competent girl need upp wo ladies from ‘ul Bushman block, Omaha irl to work in E lady in every town wanted and sell ‘Pennyroyal Piils, Original and only G Co., Philadelphia Pa. ANTED—%0 ladies to try our i mesls at Norris' restaurant old Live und Let Live, Bl and 313 8. 14tk st T JADIES ate oftered embroldery necdiework at Jiheir owngomes (townor coubitry) by o whole- {le hotse. Profitable, genuine, Gopil pay cat e made. rything' furnished. Particulars dress Artistic Needlework Co.. 15 Sth 3 bty L T ANTED. Ladies in city of country, for our holiduy trade, to take light, ple. at their own 5 per « guietly madg. Work sent by mail any distance, articulars free. No canvassing, Address at onee, Crescent Art Co,, 147 A Milk st Mnss. P, 0. box b1, “’ NTED=Buttonnole makers, 1112 l‘n‘r? mes. #1 1o MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. VW ANZED. Horse to drive double for the fe#l and care, no hara work. Ingnire 1908 Cuming st. 461 121 rooms, 2t 0t furnished front rooms, adsc Fooms, rent reasonable. W {STNOLE ‘and double turntshed Do ge. 146 Fartam, ) at board JPURNIEHED rooms and board, JURNISHED rooms, with or ®, for two or three geutlemen, 188 OR RENT—Furnishied rooms in Greguig blk, eor. 13th and Dodge sts, Inguire of €0, 1. Davis. Millard hotel illiard room. W5 dom with board far. 1724 Douglas st LURiig OOMS- Well furnished, with use of ‘Ei.ulm 1965 Farnam. N ung man to share sonuble rate. 1620 418 15 "v\' ANT talle y & pluasant room at re Cass. _ EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS. S’I ATE YANADIA J “place in Male and fema bank, Employment_office, tne aha te'get help or sftuat Omaha Natio Mrs. Brega & Son, 316 8, 15th, Tel. 8. 111 ASS board with heated room, pri- use, 130 per week, W0 Hutney st. Bu.\‘nn WITh rooms for four at 2118 Burt st = 60 "‘h\‘ DA few d rders at 601 North 18th street. References required. 20 12¢ {(VIRST-CLASS table board, ser: in home yle, for 3 or 4 gentlemen. 1814 Dodge. 8 ~ WANTED-TO RENT. _ “'A\\ 2D~ rent a hotel with 15 to in a good business town, Address I. 7 Bee office. BI0-15; WAy TFD—To rent a house with barn, 1 mile from P. 0., between Feb'y 1and March 1. P. Korlcly's shop, 1312 Howard VW ANTED | Furnished room with hoara for a single gentleman, within two or thre Dblocks of Omaha Cable Co.’s depot s must have breakfast ut half-past five o'clock. Address with terms and full particulars, T 21, Bee office, Ingu __FOR RENT-HOUSES. {OR RENT—A house of & rooms, closets, good 4 welland cistern on 1ith st.car lite, be- tween Pacific and Plerce sts, Inquire at 1112 S, Lith 1) mall house removed. pp ory store Cuming street near et Liue. i Plerce, Fi'kxmmn room, steam heat, 201 8 Hih. 867y 2T YR RENT—For one or two._gentlemen a fu nished room Withind blocks of court hous apply 618 8 17to st 25 MOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms at 277 Dodge. Gus, bath and furnace heat. 90 J ICELY furnishea front room withh of withe out board. 1812 Dodge sty w7 1CF: large front room, furnished and heated, A Suftable for two gentlemen., Also small room. 1917 Cass st. o MOUR elegant rooms ail modern convenjerces 1504 Webster st. ) JARGE south tront voom, ail modern conven. J fences, suitable for two geatlemen; also first-class ‘table board for three of four; refer- 1814 Dodgo st. ki 0 15% —Office room, tirst fioor, ati1o§ 10 Ground_floor office room, cen- eated, heated and lghted. O, F, 41K 8. Thih st. 1w FPOR RENT—Ofhoes per month, nam. m st. at $10 to One oftice furnished. 1612 Far- 101 FOR RENT--ROOMS UNFURNISHED, OR RENT 3 “un unfurnished front rooms. 20 430 1% pleasant Harney st, FPYWO furnished or unturnished rooms, with or without fire; large closet, 1818 Lz 41.‘1 4 rooms, No. Three @) rooms, No, 1 Thr 14 Howard st 5 north 20th st. rooms, No. 1028 north 21t st om hotse, No. 2103 Nicholas st, Ist and Paul st. rth 21st st, 3 Lo st. . 1112 south 7th st. 0. 703 Pacific st. oflice, No, 316 south 15th st. ) rec (3) 11 “Three (3) r One (1) nice T—5-room cottage 2th and Grac sts.; cellar, cistern, well, ete., price $20 per month i taken' at once. Call af Chas. Sinu B\}))( RE quire N. W. cor, 22d and Davenport. OUSE for rent, 2427 Charles st. Apply Wm, Arthur, Manderson's building, ne carn 434 12) near Leavenworth LCoIves Co,, 1Mth st on op- [ h st near corner ith st., with roo store for small family. Rerit reasonab) 1 14th st., opposite Paxton hote OR RENTThe lowcr story of my ' 207 South 24th st, b rooms, gas and and cold water yard. ok RN [ dern inipr i from P. ( m 0 per month. K. M. Genius, 1408 Douglas T 3 all modern improvements, nished. For purticulurs i house adjoining or room ghly fin- {iire of 8. Kutz at 5 Rumge bullding. 401 Dwelling with brick basement. P. depot, ¥th st. near Pacific st., £0.00. W. C1ves Co,, '1th st., opposite Paxton hotel, 307 10 JOR RENTSeven (1 room house, all furn- 5 , No. 107 north 9th st. 404 Three ) room house, for cc ored pie, 11th and Chicago sts, {OR RENT—A large room furnished, central location, 1416 Chicago st. 04 e e e ___FOR RENT--MISCELANEOUS. ().\l,\u.\ Lodging Rouse, 010 and 912 Ja. st, bet. yth and 10th sts. Rents sin at 21 per wee 685 Ifmu RENT—Good barn cheap 1021 Chilcao st foty kson leds b ¢ RENTAL AGENCIE zent, 309 8, 16th st,, phone 854, 454 SCIAL attention glven to_renting houses, L3 turnished and unfurnished rooms, List with us. W, M. Harris, over 220 3. Iith st. 10 Tf you wish to rent_a house on Benawa & Co,, 16th st., opposite P. 0, 104 L. GREG ground f STORACE, \‘nw YORK Stor: AN P tuchiities for st buggles, ze of furni 5, planos, York., Cash nees 1o any KRmount; ware- building—fir special arvangements for commission merchants, Call New York Storage C Capitol ave and N, 1oth st., Bennett's bloc 1 geneval mer PERSONAL. DEKSONAL—Frank. _ Kuu, Unton. Goat once to Bellville, o First National bauk. Answver. - D, E; Hooper, magnetic, tithee and claiivoy- ant. Perfect diagnosis of dise faction guarunteed. 501 N. 16th st, )R RENT—12r00m _hous Drovements, rents for i, Inguiire all_modern 2630 Capitol ave, A. Spigle, 711 8. 13th at. or 111y Farnam. 956-13) o ke m_cottage between § 10th ith, Dorcas st. Inquire at nouse, I 13 NOR KENT—Nico O-roomed cottage at 613 8. 16th allat 1606 Howard st. 24 9 Small ; inquire 42: M FJYHE house T now occupy uary Ist; b modern {i Meyer. st Jror i cold water. gas anc uated on Saunders o Alsy ur six room houses situated on King st north of Lakest. Patrick Bros, Arlington RBlock, Room 2, w713 (ORR RENT-2 new 7 roomed houses, well, tern, large cellar, 19th near Olark s G. Shriver, opp postoflice, 33 NOR RENT 6 new 7 roomed houses. city water, cistern, cellar, 20th st near Patl, W, G, Shriver, Frenzer block opposite postoffice, = n_good ro for rent, Jan. house contains 10-rooms and all th st, Moritz and it 2 house, hot A by furnac N O- 409 7th ave., f-room hous AN “pair, large yard, cistern water; will ren- to responsible person’ with 1ot more thun 2 chile r $25 per mouth, 44 New house, 6 rooms, et grounds, corner #th and Cupitol Inguire 2824 Dodge st. large cnue, 901 OR RENT—A 5 room house cheap to & small 09 S 215t et Center und Dorcas st. e 0 LIFRILE JOR RENT—2 now 0 room houses on 8 j0th near Leavenworth. O. E. Mayne, 41 DR RENT—New 5 room cottage in Ambler Dlace; good 7 rom 2 stors house, Orchard Hill; good 4 room cottage, Orchard Hill, C. E. Mayne, N. W. cor. 1oth and Harney st. 191 NT-House 11 rooms. W. M. Bush- man, N B corner 16th and Dougia: 04 FOR RENT--ROOMS FURNISHED. Furnished rooms, singly or en. 719 South 15th, between Jones r,n:l week, or month st 45 15+ i) Rooms by day. 5 or gentlewel TM[ME: Amic of Chicago kives sage treatment, vapor aud hand biths. 4 N 16th st., up stai 422110 JPERSONAL—If you want to rent & house sce J. L. Rice & Co. 453 12 DERSONAL—Wanted some ono to adopt 2 il ¥ babiea, one blonde and one brunors. ” Ad- aress, B 42, Beo. OST—A small gold breastpin set with twenty 4 six pearls.t rinder will be rewarded calling at 1953 Cilifornia st. 469 T, 080 Oustrect. cushion wnd Ly robe © 4 cutter, Rewiird for return to U, P, stabl cor. sth and Farnam. ] OST— Contracts to lots 8 i 3 and. 4 1,1, Creighton Heights, — Rew Farnai 5. IWARD—Will be given for return of bay mare, 90 1bs., halter on. Strayed froui 4 Cuming st. G, 8. Ostrom, j0) FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. e Lt FORSALE Dugey harne . H Spray Foor sarlar a good s new. Se. amberlain, Anders JOOR SALE—Pair mules, harness Tnquire 1035 8 1ith, TQOR SALE—Fresh mileh. cows. app. Exchange building, Uniion Stoc Telepliotie 68, _____MISCELLANEOUS. QPECIAL notice to property owners having Y choice tuside business or residence prop- for sale, will do well to list wm:ig!. l‘.. Rice Buggzy sleigh runn 8 aiid SLOCK Scul s, set A 01N n & O'Connell ) V) Cattle - food STANDARD B “awarded the first preminm at_the On tair after a chemical nalysis by chemical thorities, and you will award it the sume hor Horse and wis it fuirly by feeding it to your 1t will "o more’ to fit your l}'l‘ulullmul labor than all bined. Manufactured by I T Bt Mury's ave, if you will try horses or cattle, horse for active other remedies ¢ E. S8anhorn & Co., everywhere, IPECTAT To property owr M choice iuside business of resideuce prop- erty for sale, will do well to list with J. L. Rice & Co. 312 ¥or sule 45 12 OR RENT- Large handsomely furnished up- per front roou, stewin Leat, 1613 Douglas T TYHE banjo taught as an art by Gee: ¥ Gellon- Deck, . e, cor loth and Douglus, up st ) NURNISHED room heated by furnace and all modern conveniences. M1 8. 20tk st. 42 11§ TJOOR RENT Furnished 1or 2 persons. G2 m_with board for 19th st B4 DR RENT—A large south bay window, front room, modery’ conveuniences, for two gens tlemen, 2212 Fasfiam st. 478 10 Fl'lh\'lslllfl) front room, 1013 Chicago st. 47012 QOR RENT-One very comfortably furnished room with large closet, use ot bath room, in brick residence 807 N 17th st, 452 10 [YWO comfortable tuwnish fami)) week eac Trooms, private if taken by 4 gentlemen rate per 615 N, 17th st 2 10) VURNISHED ROOMS -New u; 1 warm. All conveniences, private family, 1 block from P. 0. 1615 Capitol ave. 4t JPURNISHED rooms, 1816 od 308 7 JOR RENT-Large front room with aicove wnd eloser, gas. bath room. hot and cold Water on the same floor, Two_kentlemen, or man and wife, ) per month. No. 2 8 24th s JOR RENT-Nicely furnished second story large front room: large bay window, south front, small bed room and_closet, bath and water_closet, heated by furnace. 'Half block from 20th und Swunders st. car line, Terms £, Address box 249, postofiice. QURNISHED rooms with firstc heat gas and bath. Near eablo line Douglas st. TEATLY furnished larg N T e Vo o Joow KN T—§ turnished rooms with stoves, 14N, 15th. %0 110 JOOR RENT 11 Woolworth & at #11 per month. QPECIAL notice to property owners having ™" chioice fnside business or residence prop- erty for sule, will do well to list with J. L. Rice & Co. 1312 NRY Standard Stock liniment for ringbone, Stilf joints, curbs, splints, barb wire cuts, weak back, or in any other condition where a Uniment is indicated. It is warranted, Manu- factured by F. E. Saiiboan & Co., 1703 8t. M ave. For sale everywhere QPECIAL notice to property owners Lasl s oice inside business or residence prop- erty for sale, will do well to list with J, L. Rice & Co. 4912 DG Shmaneons emoved from Frenzer Dblock to 512 S 1 E 33 Fu IO LEASE-For long timo and & Tlow rate, ts &2 and 50, Nelson's addition, and part of lot 3%, Redick's 2nd add. A. P. Tukey, 12 Farnam st. NSURANCE—H. E. Cole, Douglas, L e, cor. 1Ath and 210 12 (QPECIAL notice” to proporiy” owiiers having D cholce inside business or residence prop- erty for sale, will do well to List with J. L. Rice & Co. x5 12 (- B JonNsoN cistorn builder, wells bored and dug, 40 dth st., Omaha, U W 1 W4 e oMl Paid for second-and books and Libra- ries, 308 N ioth st H. auunrckl.u_xin narian, CLAIRVOYA R, NANNIE V. Warren, clairvo ical, business and test medium, free. Feinale diseases a specialty. st., Roos 2 &3, WANTED-TO BUY. BAKERY Wanted—A bread and cake bakery 0 buy oF rent, Address Filer, Minne, apols P. O. Minn, 0711 at, Diaguosis 19 N, lith Tel. 944, 107 Howard, | will buy o 450 morie Thompson, 314 8. 15th st; Dee. - S— VW ANTED-To tus chor time paper Gross, at C. K. Mayhes ofice, I Harney. e - —— S aaas VA NTED-First mortghgs no A Morteage notes on AR payment on soms good &yndicate lots in SouttOmilia. . N. Hicks, 215 8 15th st, 27 MONEY TO,40AN. MONEY toloan on fmprtWed real estate P\ ymmission chargedd Leavitt Burnham, room 1, Cretghton blocl 12 MONEY to loan at lowest rates upon improved M i unimproved real_estate jn Omalia and also upon farms in western Towa and eastern Nebraskn. Mortgage notes bought and sold Odell Bros, & Co., 123 Farnam st, ES) MONEY to " Loan-Ou _furniture, ~ pianos A1 wagons, or other personal property without removal; also on collateral security. “Business confidential, " Chas, B, Jucobe, 580 8. Ith st MONEX to Loan—0. ¥ Davis Co., real estate A¥L "and loan agents, 1605 Farnam'st. 108 MONEY foloan Tcannow piace some first - class city loans immediately. Call at once if you desire to be accommodated. D. V. 8noles, room 1 Barker block. entrance in alley. 1% \ oM loaned on pianos, furniture, horses, Al organs, ete., low rates, G. H. Zimmer, man, room b, Arlington block, 2 doors west of postollice. 77 321 MONEY—Toloan. . Lowest rates. No delny J. L. Rice & Co. over Commercial Ni- tional bank i) T,OANS mado on teal estatn and mortgaces L4 bought. Lewis 8. Reed & Co., 1521 h\lrllllum. G PER CENT Money. Patterson & Fawcett 16th and Harney. 118 QHORT time loans made on any avauable & security, in reasonable amounts, Secured notes bought, sold or exchanged. —General fiancial business of. any kind ~ transacted promptiy, quietly and falrly at the Omata Fi- nancial Exchange, N, W, cor. 1sth and Har- ney sts, over State National band. Corbett, manager, 17 MONEY tojoan, caston nand. no_delay, J: MW, and B. L. 8quire, M13 Farnam st. Pax- ton hotel butlding. it L(mh. made on real estate. Cash on_hand, W.M. Harrls over 208, 1ith st. 110 - OANS made on real estate. Cash on_hand, Huntress, 1o Farnam st. 822 10¢ ONEY onned on furmitare, plance organs, Co., 1524 Farnam, over Burlington ticket 0']!::8‘ horses, ete, low rates. J. J. Wiikinson & *.’{IUII) to loan {n any anrount at lowest rate of *D interest. H. B. Irey, Freuzer block, 110 MONEY to Loan—By the undersined, who AM "hias the ‘only properly organized 'loan agency in Omaha, Loaus of £10 to §100 made on. furniture, pianos, organs, ho Wrgons, ma- chinery, etc., without romoval. No delays, Al Dusiness strictly confidential. ' Loans &6 made that any part can be paid at any time, each pay- ment reducing the cost pro rata. ' Advances made on fine watches and diamonds. Persons should carefully consider who they are dealing with, as many new concerns are dally coming into existenca, 8hould you need money call an sew me. W. K. Croft, room 4 Withnell building, 15th and Harney. 11 TMIONEY TOANED ut C. F: Reed & C. ‘Oftice. on furniture, plahos, horses, ons, ersonal property of all'Kindts, and all other ar: iclas of value without removal. 819 8. 13th, eham’s commission store. Al busi: ctly confidential. 122 ‘fir‘fl).fllFTn loan on Omahg city property at 6 D percent, G.W. Day, 8. E. cor. Ex. BId, 10 placed on im- proved real estate in city or county for New England Loan & Trust Co, by Douglas County bank, 16th and Chic h';'nshx. 12 TT'0__LOAN-Money—Loans 750,000 to loan ) hon at6per cent. 158 Farnam. Linahan & Ma- 124 Cole, 1. e, cor. 15th 210 12 TVJONEY to loan, martgagenotes bought, loans M e on ehattel securitys no defay J. Jo Cummings, Room 10 Barker Block _ aio0f 0 e - MQNEY to loan. Notes'ana o it W bought wba sold. A Forman, 213 1 sts 3 S ———— BUSINESS CHANCES. TM[EAT matket on_paved strect, doing good - business, for sale; rent low. T ¥, Bee ofice, 501 145 VVANIEDMan in busine in 1885, ) in in ¥7, #W000, and in K8 we ciear #0000 and_increase yearly. can devote his whole time to business and who has #1060 to_put into business can clear from 00 10 87,000 per annum, must be prepared to Dbegin at_once, best of city refercnces given, T 81, Bee oftice. B0 0% CANADIAN just arrived in city wantsa partner in a business that is well «d and paying trom 200 to &30 per pital require #600; purt down. Any attending to this at once will secure a for a tevin of years, Canadian preferr Bee offi 506 1 Fnu 8 business, the : particulars wpply )\ ORTGAGE Loans—H. M ana' Dovgias. ticket. that_ pind T80, RIS, 0003 expectto Purty who only 1 Windsor hote {OR SALE-Small u bargain, cash. class restaurant for sale, rent F200; terms very reasonablo. (¢ “0., 205 N 16t 78 openings to ive men with capital, worthy of fnvesti- 8 12 snloon. on_business street. 145, 14th s 443 11 SALE—A good 1|.;.y|{.g restaurant, che it 7S, 12t 300 14% rgetic parsner can be For particulars call 362 weneral merchandise in on ving agricultural towns in 40,000 per year and_can be g sickness only ¢ for selllng; this And genuty exuctly us represented Address T 8, Bee oftice, &1 JOR A clean stos ing zoods, hats, and ca Jocations in Oy year.Address ent’s furnish- 5 of the best ha, stock all hought W . Tiee ofli "\\'I\x‘rm s for « E. Cole, n. . Cor ant store room 1 of the hest points in the cltv for retall Toots and shoes, hats and caps, dry goods, ete avithin hait block of corner fith and Louglease, cheap rent, E nam st. 455 12 e b LR some elear and good property which We Wi ek oo fon Terseh: Qomgorativa Land and Lot Co, 206 N 16thist, 479 15 7OR E Sl 1 A nwiber of houses and lots, When you want trade, buy or sell come to'us. . E. Cole, th and Douglas. 26 11 JOR Exchi Place, Al bright's Cholce, Patteson’s subdiviston, Oxtord Place, and Mayne's. addition for good Towa or Nebraska farmd* Also 630 acres in Frontier county, Neb., for gxchange for Omaha houses and lots, 'or Douglaseounty land. A. P. Tuke; Farham st. £ o EXCH 3 or trage Teal estute, mer- chindise or horses, jugk-knives or watches, see . L. 455 11 - S = T ¥ ygu have auytiing toexchango call on or b iddress H. E. Cole, n. ¢. gor. “oth and Dong- us. 2 WANTED Stocks “of Tlorchaniis chunge for lands and ejty provertys Bpotswood, 3515 8. ite, 1% JOR TRADE—two lots in Kountz improvea or ummproved propert 120 North 15th strect. IO TRADE Inside pro for good Louse, elght or nine rooms, wnd full lot. MeCul: loch & Co., cor Ith and Farnam. ANTED Stocks of inerch I'E change for farms. H. 15th and Dougias. place for 1dress andise to ex- 2. Cole, 0. e. cor. 21612 VWANTED-Houscs and lots 1o exctiange tor improved and_unimproued lands in Ne- braska and Towa. Charles C. Spotswood, #kig 8. 19th, 1 i"i TED—House: farms, I, E. Cole, n. Douglas. " 7 ANTED—Good fam tor lot, Farnau, change for cor. 1ith and 216 12 ¢ horse I exchange McCullocl & Co, cor 1ot and DOR RENT - A nicely turnished room with all modern improvements for one or two le- | men, 31 8. Wit Y T ANTED—For a customer, ahort time mort- gage on Omaha Teal estate, fur small amount. C. K. Mayue, 3" O TRADE - Two wnproved fan Omaha property or Nebr Cullog & Co,, cor; it wud Firnam, 5 In lowa for ska lands. Mo s Y0 BXCHANGE or trade real chandise or T see . L. Rice & Cc DOR Exchange. 1f vou have farms or Iy sell of trade send for our descriptive blanks., 1f you hve any kind of property to sell or ex- change, st §t with us: wo can’ furntsh customer, 8, 8 Campbell & G, W. Herv Board of Trade Omaha 8 HAVE for trade ynproved farm in Cass Co., near Plattsmouth, will_trade for fmproved inside property. Address M 30, Bee office, éstate, meos orses, Jack-Kives o wi NH"IIA‘KA arld Kaneas farms to exchange for lowa and Colorado lands, and_ vice versa. Co-Operative Land and Lot Co, 206 N 16th 8 o VW ANTED-Gooa rarms 1 exchange for & 1gtn, Omaba property, C. C. Spotawood. Mo S16th. E ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. IDLAND Guarantee and 1 Faragm street—Complete abstracty fi nished, and titles to real estate sxamined, per- fected and auarantesd. ! comp TBENSON and guaranteed abstracts of title to any real estate in Omaha_and Douglas county upon short notice. The most complete set of abstract books in the city. No. 1519 Farnam st. 131 FORSALE-REALESTATE. VW HE o vou walt by o home. We can sell you lovely little homes on smail cash pay- ment and _balance monthly. If you desire we can furnfsh_them for you on your own terms. H. E. Cole, N. E. corner’ 15th and Dou, ‘o"i‘i PO AT Fnest ovarion for & Fome in West Omaha, adjoining the mansion homes of Kirkendall, Cos, Brady, Kasson and others, Nothing finor i the city.” Can se }IWxIS7 or s for prices aud terms seo 8. A. Sloman, 1301 Ll ORI N ) OB bargains inrealestute see 3.1 Hice & Co. i MPROVED farm In Town for Omaha_resi. dence property. 3, . Wilkinson, 13 Farnam. B\upfin-gunm inreal estate see J, 0. FYWO corner Jots valued at 6,000, free of en- cumbrance, fronting three & each lot 0. 1% miles from P. O, to trade for house and lot. "Address with full description s Bes office. 401 [YOR SALE_One newh room house and lot Omaha View, £2,20, . One new 5 room house and lot Patricks add., 0. These are hoth good locations and cheap wilibo s0ld on easy’ terms of puyment, either monthly or year Als0 [ chol #1,000, cliofca lots in South Omaha near business rly. ce vacant lot in A, 8. Patrick's add, ), , 160 acres Holt Co. land: 160acres W. N, Nason, room 1) Chumber 361 13 O SALE—goxea foet on cable Tme. Splendid inside location for four tlats—$6,500. Must Marshall & Lobeck, lz:;m 0 e sold at once. Chamber of Coin, i OR SALE—160 acros of iand four miles from stock yards, at $123 Lis 18 1 bar- ain. McCague, Opp. P, TAND, farms and lots to exchange for _shares in good paying concerns, 1000 Furnam st. exchange, lots 1 North for houges. House and Iots in Coun- Shares In Lowe ave Building ass'n, in Hanscom and Ambler places.” Plenty Bosworth & Joplin, :j‘l“ (4 JOR SALE—Or Omaf cil Blufts, Lots, of other property. Tihste oo you vaiue your friend, the almighty dotlar, ad this: Bblock 10, Plainy block 10, Plainy Lot 3, block 7, Kirkw Lot B, block 4,Jett. All gn cusy payments, H. B. Cole, N. E. Cor. th and Douglas. 421 I‘uln-;u»gumim real ostate see J. L. Rice Co. 18512 SALB-Threa good lots on corner of Tee 5t, one block west of Lowe uve for ‘Addrels or'a fow duys 'S 5 Beo office 7 {0 acres of land—the n e 4 of th 4, 415 this land i situated about 4 tock yards, Omaha, und about 21 tof U. P.R. R. transfer, Council Bluirs, Ta.; will sell cheap for cash. F. M. Ba- ker, 219 H *hicago, 111 90510 [O1 82 ns. (Cornel lot and one next.) fon ) O #,500. FOOR SA miles southwe Price, Cash, ALH0° 8600 Double corner t th 550 st L street.... 125 1 (it 2T Burlington Center as oW a3 In 100 . g 140 Many of the above are big bargains owing to the financial conditions of their various owners, D. D. Smeaton, room 7, Barker block, corner 15th nd Farnam 41710 TFOk barsuins in real estate seo J. L Rico & L Co. 48312 VWV ELSHANS & TOW (W I Welshans, 1T T Low)—Real estate investment brokers, Ran Diego, Cala., invest for non-residents, pe: fect titles, attend to all business, take title in in- vestors name for shate of profits when deal i3 closed. Sendstamp for our Investment Contract. san Diego in 18% had 5,000 population, has now we prediet 100,000 befa 1842, References: & Nat'l Bank; First Nat'l Bank, New York Nat'l Bank of America, Chicago, 17 QO SALE _Good brick business property in centre of Grand Islaud; greatest bargain and best terms in_the city; but little cash’ ro- quired; long time, low inferest and easy pay- ments: other real estate fer salo. Address J. i, Woolléy, attorney at law Grand Island, N Lipton Place.. TROR bargains in regl estate se \ o, {OR SALE—We offer as a special bargain 100 res OF Tand four miles froum stock yards, at$12 per acre, on line of U, P, R. R, McCaguo Opie P. 0. w3 TOR SALE Lot 5 Ik 8 A, S, Pat sellfor few days at § I 8. 40 Bce offi MSTICKNEY & CO. make a speclalty of roperty in )maha, for salo o rent at Citizens' bank, uming st. L4 JOOR BALE—Lot 13, Windsor placs extension, three blocks from Hanscom Park for #1,45). y paymonts, Address S. 5 off 926 00 cash, bal, 917 Dissolution and, do hereby declare and pub- ce that on the 15th day of Decem. Ived and severed my connection with Frank Thompson as & partner in clivping Horses, and 1 will mot. be résponsiblo for any debts that may have been contracted by said Frank Thompson, (Slgued) GEo. D, SnaN 9t Notice, The first annual meeting of the stockholders in the Kilpatrick-Koch Dry Goods Co,, will he held at the office of the company, corner of 11th and Harney streets, Omaha, Neb., on Tuesday next, January 1th, at 3 p. m Jrdit ROBERT COWELL, Sec'y. Missolution Notice. The firm dofng business under the name of H, Cox Virgo & Co., at 1515 St. Mary's ave..has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.” H. Cox Virgo will continue the business, payin debts and collecting all biils outstandin the Tate firm. H. Cox ViGo. Jan, 6th, 1588, JACOB HANSC QEALED Proposals will be recefved at the L) oftice of the undersiged nntl Tuesday, Junuary 10th, 198, for the workmanship and material required for the brick hotel and theater to hL.‘ ‘built in Beatrice, Neb,, for Hon, A, 8. Pad- dock. Drawings and specifications can be seen at the oftice of Andrew Miller Beatrice, Neb,, aud at the office of the architects, The right 15 reserved to reject any or all bids, MENDELSEOTN & LAWRIE, Architects, Omaha, Neb, Omaha, Neb., Dec. 2ith, 1857, ai-1ae Dissolution Notice. TPUE frm of aylon & Brabacker, 101 & 100 Straet, 15 this day dissolved by mutuai con- sent. The business will be continuied by A. A, Brubacker, who will collect all accounts and as sume all iabilities of the firm, A. BRUBACKER, Omaha, January 6th, 1585 Notlce. I ereby notity the public that 1w rosponsible forany debls contracted by ¥ son, and wark all persons who givy it, thut they do 50 at their own hazard, Ownhy, Neb., Jan. 10. L. PETERSON, PAK. UP—~One @) ny about 12 years ola, welght ulml;i?‘u’#?:k{fun D6 nad Aot & tuile West of poor farm, Park street. 1826 L P, Jouxsox, THE EDITORIAL WE. Troubles of the Man Out West Who & the Archimedean Lever. Arizona Kicker: *‘Last Friday night while We were engaged at the office and Our wife was over tosce the Widow MeGinnis some base thief entered Our house and stole Our watch, which was out of repair, but 3. We demand to know whether Constable Hank Smith was elected to sit on his coat tails inGreen's grocery and play checkors, or to protect tae people from the hands of the de- spoilers? Hank i a good fellow and his subscription to the Kicker is alw: d in advance, but_duty is duty. Our wife is not in good health, and the shock of losing our watch has almost upset her. Our dog has also been act- ing strangely of late, leading Our neigh- bor, Judge Iobbs, who, by the way, is building an addition to his wood-shed, and will probably be a candidate for governor this fail, to remark that he may have been poisoned. May Heaven forgive the human hyena who took Our watch, for neither We nor Our wife can ever do so. “Ixplanatory—That refined and cul- tured reptile, Bill Bosworth, whose chief occupation is swilling down forty- rod whisky and lying about his betters, is cireulating thé story that he gave Us a licking last Sunday night. Now, the truth of the matter is that Bill has been mashed on Our eldest daughter, and he called at Our house Sunday evening to ask Our permission_to spark her. Wo promptly and indignantly showed him the door, while Our wif stood ready with a horsewhip. Bill dared Us to come out and We went. We hit him three times that We know of, and We kept count of five kicks We got in on him, and in two minutes he was begging for mercy. to be any fighter, but if We can’t lick Bill Bosworth with one hand tied be- hind Us, We will go out of the news- puper business. Our friends have ad- vised Us to.shoot him, and if it wasn't for Our wife We'd do it. Bill, don’t you come fooling around Us no more!™” “A Strange Case—Last Thursday night, while We were sound asleep in Our bed, Our wife awoko us with the startling information that something was going on in Our back yard, We at once sprang out of Our bod to investi- gate. Hastily pulling on n portion of Our clothes—the suit made by Weston, the popular tailor—We moved through various rooms in Our residence until reaching the kitchen, There We found the window wide open. The following diagram will explain matters to our readers more clearly: w. D. S. i, W—Window. D—Door. S-Sink. T—Table. 1B -Broom. W—We. “The open window stared Us in the face as We stood there ready to sell Our life dearly. There is nothing of the coward about Us, Seeing nothing and hearing no further noises We advanced to the window and closed it, and finally returned toOur bed. Who raised that window? What for? Was the object to murder Us and Our wife? Who was the villain? Which way did he escape? It will ever remain a bloody mystery.” galsegce ot O Read the Death Roll Which the bills of mortality of any large city may be fitly designated, and you will find that renal and vesical mal- that is to say, those that affect vs or bladder, have a remark- able prominence—we had almost said— preponderance. Bright's disease and diabetes in the chronic stage are rarvely cured, and gravel, catarrh of _the blad- der and enuresis slay many. Yot at the outset, when the trouble merely amounts to inactivity of the organs in- volved, the danger may be nullified by that pleasant venal tonic and diuretic, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which im- purts the requisite amount of tone to the organs, without over-exciting them, and the use of which is convenient, and involves no elaborate preparati Dyspepsia, a usual concomitant of rer complaints, and debility, which r invariably produce, are remedied by it. So also ure constipation, malarial, vheu- matic and nervous ailments. b i Singular Freak of an Owl Boston Globe: Conductor Prescott, of the Lowell system of the Boston & Maine road, had a passenger on the 7:05 run from Boston to Arlington Tuesday night whom he could not collect a fare from. The road for which he works d mands that fares must be collected for each passenger, but Mr. Prescott will not lose his position for this one ove sight of thé rules. The passenger was an owl, an ordinavy, every-day owl, and could furnish neither a fare nora pass. Tt was between North Cambridge June- tion and Lake street that the "passenger got aboard. He was not a particular owl, and so he contented himself with a position on the head of the engine, above the guard and below the headlight. That was about 7:14. The train 1 on to Arling- ton, making all the usual stops and noise, and still the owl sat still. At Arlington the engine changed ends ith the train, but did not turn round itself. The work of switching backward and forward did not cause the owl any uneasine; and when the train was ready to make the return trip to Boston, he still manfully held his position and continued his réfusal to pay his fave. At 8:10 the train reached Boston, and then the train crew, consisting of Con- ductor Prescott, Engineer Blood, Fi man Newhall and Brakemen Lovejoy and Parker, gathered about and at- tempted to make the owl explain his po- sition, The conductor reached up to 1ift his serene highness from his breezy cch and was welcomed with a sting- ing rebuke in the shape of a peck from the bird’s beak, Fors was used and now the owl “sits like a major” on a rod in the home of the fireman, a captive and a willing one, too. He will be cared for by the men. His ride was o strange one and his serenity startling - Old pill boxesare spread over the land by the thousands after having been emptied by suffering humanity.” What a muss of sickening, disgusting medi- cine the poor stomach has to contend with. Too much strong medicine, Prickly Ash Bitters is rapidly and surely taking the place of all this cluss of drugs, and in curingall the ills aris- ing from a disordered condition of the liver, kidneys’ stomach and bowels. e A Remarkable Co Atlanta Constitution Th is a colored preacher on Lee Jordon's plan- tation who is veritable Nu his way. His church has the membership of any thistate,and his income is princely, The negroes fear and vengiute him, and, without the aid of courts, he settles all their ditficultios, deciding pro and cou, and meting out {u,u.. in his own peculiur style, When husband and wife are at variance he is sent for, and never fails to adjust their quarrels, He often takes the whip of justice in_his own hands, and makes offenders howl, The position he occu- pies is unique, and he ‘wk» upon 1t us & sinecure, eacher, iirost valued ut | We don’t pretend | poleon in | DIVIDEND NOTICE. 31 Per Cent Dividend. otice 1 heroby given to the Members of the Mutunl Reserve Fund Life Association, Chief Office, Potter Buliding, 88 Park Kow, New York, that the amount of Surplus to the Credit of tis Members of the 1882 class equals a Dive THIRTY-ONE PRI CENT, Upon the entire Mortuary premiums patd during the past five yosrs, the Wit: From 1882 to 18 inelusive, said amount ap-' plicable and payable as provided in each Cortifi- cate of Membership. The wmount ta cover said Adividend has been deposited with, invested, and held by the Central Trust Company of New York, s Trustee, a8 provided in the Decd of Trust between the two companies. Notice is further given, that in addition to the above dividend of THIRTY-ONE PER CENT., the Mutual Reserve Fund Lite Association has paid to the Widows, Orphians, and Clatmants of dee coased members, during 185, over One Million Four Hundred Thousand Dollars, and during the same yoar 187, 1t hns saved 18 11ving mem- bers by reduction of the premium rates below the rates usually eharged under the old system of Life Insurance, said reduction approximatinie Three Millions of Dollars, which reduetion equals an additioual dividend of move than fifty per cent. of the entire premfums paid 1 membars, Our actual cash profit for 1887 exceeds #48,000, or B2 for each day in the year, including Sune Qays and holidays. Each dollar of safd profit s fast us earned, is deposited with, invested, and held Ly the Central Trust company, s tiustee, for the usivh use and benetit of our members, Our total death claims paid exceed #1,100,000 and our cush surplus exceeds $1,350,000, OFFICIAL EXAMINATION, After a most eareful and thorough official ex« amination within the past sixty duys, the Assoe ciation has received the unqualifled endorses ment froim three Separate Stute Insurance Do partments, to-wit: By Hon. PIilip Cheek, Jr., nsurance Commissioner of the State of Wiscons sin; Hon, Charles Shundrew, Insurance Com: missioner of the State of Minnesotas wlso, Hon, Elisha W. Bueklin, Insurance Cominissioner of the State of Khode Islnd, Each one of these Insurance Commissioners having made a thare ough personal examination of the affairs of the Assoclation in the months of November and December, 1867, und aftor said examination, en- dorse the Mutial Reserve Funa Life Assoclation as worthy of the confldence of its members and of the people. E, B, HNARPER, President, Mutual tererve Fund Life Assoclation, Potter Building, 38 Park Row, New York, B. H. ROBISON, Agent, Omaha Nat'l Bank Building, 0 NCE D away his VIGOR of BODY, MANHOOD, causi) xhaust drains upon the FOUNTAINS of LIF| MEADACHE, BACKACHE, Dread Dreams, WEAKNESS of Memory, BASH« FULNESS in SOCIETY, P LES upon the FACE, and all the EFFECTS loading to EARLY DECAY and porha) C'ONI(YJP- TION or INSANETY, should consnit At on the CEL RATED Dr. Clarke, Establishe 1851 Dr. Clarke has mado NERVOUS DE. BILITY, CHRONIC and all Diseases of the GENITO URINARY Organs & Life A*udy. 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