Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 12, 1888, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICE Advertisements under this head, 10 cents per | St 1ihe for the first fnsertion, § cents for cach sub- gequent insertion, and $150 & line per month Nondverigement taken for less than 25 ¢ for the first insertion. Seven words will be counted 19 the line: they must_rup consecutive 1y and must be paid 1 i All adyertise- T0ents must be hand re 1:30 o'clock p. . and tnd istances will they be fuken or dis nd hav- wers nddre e, X & none will be deliver f clieck. Alla All ndvertisetn 3 1o n Dot momning and evenine the Bee, the cireulation of which nore than 15,000 pay dally, and gl | VOrI4ers the henefit, ot only’ of the ity cirens | latfon, of the Be also of Comeil Mufts, | Tincoln, e other cities wud towns throughout t)ids part of the west, SITUATIONS WANTED, YOUNG man wonld like position a<mnight watchman or Janjtor, where konesty guiredste well aeaneinted with the ety urnish est of ity reierence. Address T WANTED Situations. Our walting room is o constantly filled with girls scekin l\ln)m' nt. If you need a girl come and ge avidian. B, office, Mrs. Brega & Son 15th Tel. 84, A THOROUGH business voung man wan's (o Tepresent any rable bustr Piise i the east ob conyns-ion or huyer. References, Address W, Pay Chiesitiut st., Phiindelphia, Pa. i\m.\ Do ny FUI CHgine or tend of 1ty WV ANTED Situation as sieno {ter by youug indy encos, 120, Beeoflice, VWANIED &ituation by man, good city rofe concln Arsexy Canad ap. oflice, Me Wth, Tel. K4 WANTE ant Aress M Ohlo, ‘\ ANT ..x[(m.mf,..vVM perienced bookkeeper, Lest of referances, T 25, Tee offic MO 11+ ‘ TANTED rical evenings to hin 2, Tee oftice. mpetent engineer, placs 10 heaters. I, pher ani. best rofor 00 150 German as cone Il fces: nlso by co'oed fenc No offic 8. Brega & Son, & bookkeeper or assi-t. 1 prive very hest of roferences, Ad- on Muming, 3 West 4th st, Davion, 450 11 Position Situation a8 accountant work, by young 1 terénces given, orany 1 who has Adidress iy W ANIED By an utellicent and v el edu cated lady Who has had great experience, a. 08 1H10m 88 HHOUSEKBRp AT ZOVOITIE8S 0T COmpan Best references, Address, G. 1., 5115 Forrest Chicago, 111, 411§ oung man in_gro- 8 experience, § e, 40 11 7 ANTED - Posttion to represent <ome whole- sule house on the road.. Address T 1%, Bee B810) V office, WANTED--MALE HELP, “ A .|.T'\nm Tind wite for 1st an n baking, room and boar dlan E Apioyment o 815 VW ANTEDA good Loy at. Motz Fish Mar- 633 11 ne man with #100 to 500 Farnam, uu.flu. A s for the ale of a ve patent article con chain for cary- hicopee, Mass, 13 th. ket, 414 8 1th. '\v/\N'rl-,n Active v nanage an office, W ANTED: General o new and very at slstsng of a small g keys. Addry “ ANTED - Apents to eanvass clocks, wrin ete. 1 Couneil BT aud Omalia, .II\Q” \l T'g Co, (I'td) No. I5th st., Omaha, 010 s Lock Bo: "‘ 7 ANTED- inudry ence required, A bright and experienced el ods and clothig store, Rete Addr B oflice 120 D-—Barber at 315 per week, is, Lincoin, Neb, 45510 FANTED -0 carpenters at SWitt's fee house, Cutoft lnke 430 144 'ED-Two persons to learn hookkeep. Room 548 Runige block. J. 1. Swith, £33 14 " FANTED - Agents to solicit_memberships in the Natlonal Library assoctation; experi- enced hook agents, t nd school superin- tic workers are mak- Ing from 325 to $0 per week. Address, with ref- erence, National Livrary” adsociution, 188 state AW v “' ANTED-Two men of mmd& l‘n“ Ilt 421 8, 10th st. 42 11 "‘Y.‘\Nl'l‘n—\ mun to canviss and manags canvassers, To control all sales of the In- candescent Light, equal to &5 candles, in ( kor particuinrs,” terms, ete, nddress, Inc descent Lamp Co., Pittsburg, Pa, 41 ""AA TED-Two traveling sale None but such as mean business and can enmmand at least #50 g ply. Address Groat & Hussey, 201 Dodge st., Omakin, iy JALESM Five traveling <ale sulary SAE et N expeRence necessar Address, with stamp, Palier & Co, Ln Cross Wis. 31150 ‘\'AN']‘EII — Me men of good appearance ty bright’s Lahor TANTED. 10 try onr 16 and 113 St Tt street. (o1 Live. and Lt [ __WANTED--FEMALE HEI.P N hand 4 frst class ¢ 4 cooks surcly, § sekeepers, 1 e anstresseg 1 1niy bookkeeper, # clerks, 1 olly good Loy for store work, 1male bookki 1 man, 1 com- mission eler fuborers. State Employ- ment parlors, 417 Farnom st., Room 11 47 1% ©) excellent_girls wanted for & home for competent help Tyirl for Albright, lus, Tecumseh Come at once to 1 npln\ ment lurl:na for ratlrond work, Ageney, 1120 Farnam, @ o maids, Itresses, 3 silliom, nics [ 1glrl for Freemont, nd Florence. arnam st, Councii Larte wages. oom_ 11, Statd T 1 W4 NTED- Younz lady eashier for traveli Show, first clis accommaodation, hotel and other expeiiges” patd, ver month, wd- Qress T8 Hee, give 'y s no_timd for responding LRI general ousework, Ist nm\ 20 girl, sanie family, #4 and # per L4 dininzroom girls, 1dishwasher, 1 cook Tor restaurant # per week, 1 seeond cook for for boardinis houses, 1 girl for 1 for Grand Tsiand, fare patd. 119 N. 1ith st i TWANTED w5t o per week; la ®s5 fOr private fam #4: dining room g laundress for Centrind City, 2 wornen cooks woman for Curt girls wislithe places out o city to call and leave thetr addyess, as places Bitve 10 be filled tao quickly to admit of wdy thsing, oftice,” Mrs. Bre son, Ji0 “ TANTED. 215t and Wel FWANTED & thoro etent nurie sl olored, one derstands sews Ing: apply Millard Notel, 2 13 “ ANCED Girl o wn-nn houseworlk Dongla 2 oD Crming, ANTED-Thr phying artich general honse on good ATl st 'w coper. Apply allfomia on 10 and il o'l DA il ta do housework in a sir mily at 112 8. ¥h, for genors ‘\'A.\"!’Eln Girl, 808 8. 1601, “'.\. TED—A good steally housework, good Wiges right girl, 1088, ‘\’A\'I'b’l) \ fumily o W ANTED ottic nerall citl for general Wl wve, 1 | 2116 California st "2 work in stores, ants, _ boarding Our o rder: W0 girls ftor tuntly ai Gate City” Employ 1) NE lady in and sell ny English.” Origt Y\nn'n s for Phiwaen b \ted to introduce yad Pilis, “Chichester's Al ind only Genul ticuiars, Chich hia P “Yfi\'rnh 0 mdies to try our lhc Norrly' restanrant old Live and 1 wnd SIS, 140 st. ADIES are offered embroidery neediework at | dtheir own 1 s ot be made, freo, Addrexs Girl WANIED-¢ \ ANTED-Girl TED- iday trade, r own hom guletly mnde, We Particulars free onee, Ctese Masd. PO, box 5y “?\'\Hfli MISCELL VW ANTED Sl 15t Addross T ANTED- Hor: Cuming st. Fadivs i No cany It nor coutitry) by a whole: cnuine. - Good pay can )] Eurflrmk furnished.” Particulars Artistic Needlework Co.. 149 . New York Ciry, ‘\'\\ TED 1l Of three grown prersons, for general housework, f 208 Davens 540 11 4rl for “gemoral Lot 1925 Californin st « it gir] teed appl. to work in kitchen 158 st., near St Mury ity or country, for our 10 1 ht, pleasant work to & per day can be rk sent by mall any distance, <t oston, NGLE and double furnished rooms, 24% Dodge. g 5y MOR RENTLarge fro and_closet, gas. bath r onthe same floor, T man and wife, £) per mon Toom witl al 'm. hot and cold o gentlemen, or No. 207 8 24th st, 8 voomns with first-cluss board, buth. Near eable lae, 2018 150514 U ESISHED Douglas st. JEATLY furnished lares ¢ or v Viry nt roon teap, 214§ for o JOR RF Foie J ICELY furnished frout roof 4N out board. 1812 Dodye s J ICE Inrge front room, AN “Ritable for two gent room. 1017 Cass st. €) NICELY furnished & turnished rooms, T woims at 2 *heat, ¢ with or wi men, Also sin e rooms, reasonable, ANEOUS WANTS, ting house by March 517 14§ o to drive double for tha \ 10 hiara work, Inguire 196 401 12+ a0 b 15, Bee ofice, e e —are EMPLOY sm']l Employment Parlors 1417 Farnam st- 1 Tm,v.‘\’umn MENT BUREAUS. 11 off beat it to get help ot sitnatfons, Omaha Nutional 1oth, T, 84, ne BOARDIN I“l..\l O ASS b vate nouse wrd with heated 50 per week, S8 H j;’n.\mn With T00ms for four at 2118 Burd - '].‘nwru ASS table WANTED TO RENT. security if board, or Sekeeping. Wit Bee offies ANTED WA =or Inquire BrKor Ad £ood bu tred.’ c’s shop, My boarders at_ 601 North orved in homo entlemen. 1814 Dodge, 95 o ront u small job press with Ay reasonable price and give Address T3, Bee a workingman, furnished nl wife, at or convenient furnished room_for Light dress, with terms, T D-To rent a hotel with 1h o2 Address L. B10- ta house with barn, 1 mila tween Feb'y 1and March 1. 2 Howard, siness town, FOR RENT-HOUSE NOR RENT proyements, Spigle, TI S, Tith JOOR RENT -An fmprovements, ave, 121 2050 Capitol avo, m _ house, all modern im- Inquire_ A. 930-13 o with modern stand St Mary's tor 119 Farnam. Sroom cott Inquire 3 S for rent from $12 un, (3 mail YOIt RENT near Plers OR RENT-ro sts.; cellar, it QOR RENT quire N. W I OUSE for et rthur of Hth and Cap RO RENT 13 24th 5 and cold water and eistern yard. FoR ke ns, all modern improve 0, 15 min, walk from I O., on_ stre: rent'$70 per month, street, NOR RED K bdorn ull Dish partic BOSER AaIDIEInE o “Thre TOR RENT ished, No. 10 NOR §1"'lln peoy h Fnu RENT and Lith, Doy mode N or. F“" RE> cold water. ga 1on Saunders roc rth of Lakest. m’u\k Room 2. JOR RENT-2 tern, G.sh “Good ken' at cor, 2 1 2 Mand. ve, or The 10 improvements, Seven ( Targe cellar, Ver, opi postofiic ¥\ L. Grogory, Rental Agent, 09 S, 10th st. 1ith St car e, Inguire at 1112 0] houce removed. Apply street neur Belt Line, Toom house at 1153 B8 1% om cottage 2ith and ( tern, wek, ete., b once, Call at alifornia st Ir ud Davenport. 481 <ons building, 526 Charles, ue earner 434 12§ Jwer story of my house No. £, 5 rooms, gas and_heat, hot ater, cellar and zant new brick houses, 10 pents, fine loc it car lin R ML Gentus, 1408 Douglas e new 10-room houses with highly fin- ulars inquire of 8. Katz at room 515, Ramge bulllhn‘), 401 ~ room house, all furn- north 9l st. o (@ room house, for colorad 1 Chicago sts, will be for rent, Jan. contains 10-rooms and all . 24th s 13 Farnam or at 2 s an nean | i houses situnted on Patrick Bro houses, well, ¢ th near Clatg st.” W Toon . cellar, 20th st near ef block opposite posto pudr, Inrge yard, cistern wate w2 1 good re : will ren- nouse, spon’ible person’ with not more than 2 chil. 25 per mo Fon kEsa —Naw house, b grounds, cc 2 no avenworth, gaod 7 room m\l‘s.«-”.nxw ¢ . W. cor. 1 MOR RENT--Hol mur pott 1t Pl gnn RENT--Nie for two gentle Fopr Hospe. AN Cupstades, o ko s keeping, 41 S tloor flat No, 2. For, wentlen JICELY fu Davenport | O Leavenworth, FurNisuen & o ladies or JroR REST L per front 1o i,'x RNISIcE ‘b‘\‘l' RENT l:‘l INISHEL UENIsHED convenience P. 0. 1613 Capiiol JOURSISHLD roc TROOS - Well furnishicd, with 196 Farna I‘«-l.l¢|\5 N1 ORI K 1 per mon 3 £ 1o Webster . N E corner lith and Dougias. T--Sudte farnished nth, 43 oms, ete,, large sthund Cupitol avenus, QURNISHED rooms, with or without hoard £0r two or three r fent 1017 How POR RENT— Furnish cheap; one $5 pe Harney st OR RENT Taoms month, with sfoVes, one #10. 1510 614 12 Furnished rooms in Greanig bik, cor. ith and Dodgc sts, Inouire of eo. R Davis, Millard hotel billjard r [ TPOR RENT Furnished room with fioard two gentlomen, 174 Douglns st. 607 1% ARGE south tront r 4 jences, sutable Tass ‘tabl 1514 Dodgze ). Jm, all modern conven. for two gentleme: d for three or fow FOR RENT- STORES AND OFFICES. MO RENT—Store and cholce rooms, all . inquire drug s TOR RENT. montir. Desk rox Call at 1¢ n: steam hoat, 310 per 014, Chamber of merc O RENT—Stor, . Comning and Suunders sts. ming st. (RE Inquire 2404 ( [(0R RENT—Oflico room, first floor, af 316 S 15th st. 02 JOR RENT—Ground floor office room, cen- trally located, heated und lighted. . K. Harrison, 4188, 1hih st. W F‘()l( RENT. per month, nam., Ofces on Farnam st, at #10 fo 1) One office furnished. 1612 wnl( RENT-3 unfurnished rooms ir house keeping, 2024 Ciming. B3-11§ unfurnished front 4 11+ FPYWO furnishod or uufurnishied rooms, with or without tire; large closet. 1818 I 1. 435 11) Jleasant No. 1814 Howard st. 1015 north 20h st ms, No. 126 novth 21st st X (6) rooin hotise, N e 3) room cotfag. » @) rooms, No, 11° 3) rooms, No. 1 Three @) rooms, No. | Thivea 3) rooms, No, One (1) nice oftice, No, Ylorce st, puth 7th st, FPacific st 15 south 15th st. 403 —A large room furnished, central location, 1418 Chiicago st. § FOR RENT MISCELANEOUS Ovan st b at 1 per wee odeing House, hoand 10th sfs, cloan beds. ) and 912 Rents si enral agent, 3098, cphone 854, TAL attention given to renting houses, furnished and unfurnished rooms, List w ith T Harris, over 220 8. 1sth st. 103 OR RENT—Tf you wish to rent_a house call o licuawa & Co., 1otk ., 0pposite ¥, 0. U4 REGOI and tloor, STORAQE. EW YORK Storage Co, have most extensive facilities for storage of furniture, pi: buggies, general morchandise, wost oF Now York, Cash advances to any. amouit; ware house recelpts given; goods insured; brick building—fire-proof; special arrangements for commission merchants. Call New York Storage Capitol ave and N, I5th st., Bennett's bldo 05 vivate home for ludies during confinement, strictly confidental, Infunts cpted; address'E 42 Bee office BT £10 k._Goat once to Bellville, National bank, Answer! -1 rank. Union J )i B flooper, mametic, trunce and clairvoy- ant, Perfect di 5 of diseuse. Satfse faction guaranteed. 501 N. 16th st. 471 19) M ME. Amie of Chicago gives magnetic mas: 24 age treatment, vapor and hand b N 16th 5t up Stnirs, PERSONAL-IT vou want torenta house seo J. L. Rice & ¥ LOST. OST or Stolen—A 4 spaniel giving intc “or. Zth and large liver-colored 1rish i about ten (duys ago. © Any_one wering bim at N, B, savenworth sts., will receive i hany ard, L6 OST—A ltver colored pointer Aog, 6 months 4 old. " Finder please roturn to, £ J. Kirby, 0 N. 10th 8t. and rceive reward. ALV TS small gold breastpl setwith twenty six pearls.’ rinder will ba rewarded on calling ul 1913 Cahfornia st. 469 RY Standard Stock Upiment for tingbone, il SiHits, curbs, .} ¥ s, barh wire cuts, feak back, or in uny oth condition where & Iiniment I8 indicated warranted. Mang: facrred by BB Banbost 1.&,1«-., 0 8t Mary's ave.For sale everywhers! #712 holidays are 0 I SOV oS . mow wo are closing TUFLILITe At & great sac riflee 10 puy stora Cou, 1904 Capitol kd Ryt 1. Ahmanson's office gemoved fron Fronzer D' s T i lon W o New York Storage K toh £ 15th and 216 12 having l\\x RANCE-H, Donglns, JPECIAL 1 WY choce insie erty for & Co E. Cqigy 1. 0. € " Piheld or vesdenes prop v, Will do well to list with J Rice 4512 bored nt. Med. Difgnosis 119 N 10th 107 DENANNIE V. warren, clatrvo fcal, business and test medium, free, Feinala diseases n specialty. . Rooms 2 &3, Tel. 144, VVIANTEVDATD BUY. BAKERY Wanted to buy or rent, ©. Minn, A bread and cake haker: Address B, F. Filer, Minne, apolis 1 40711 % \\'A\ TED—For a cust n-lr \“'l!l time n\ur(~ to on Omabia real estate, for small amount. ¢ 5 note, G, E. Ho buy a #430 mortgage ‘Thompson, 314 8. 15th st. VW ANIED A siock ot grocerice, Ham mond, Room 14, Chinmber of Commerce, 515 11 WAy DA good stock of merchandise in sood Tocation, Co-operative Land & Lot Co. B 17 VW ANTED- o buy whole or part Interest in good hardwure business, Address T4, Bee. L) VW ANTED o buy short time paper, J. W, Gross, ot C. E. Mayne's office, 15ih and Harney. 25 205 N 16th st. MONEY TO LOAN. TMONEY to1oan on improved real estatc commission charged, Leavitt Burnhiam, room 1, Cretghton block. 21 TMONEY to loan at low AN i unimproved v also upon farms in western N . M Odell Bros. & Co., 1 A[ONEY o Loan ) Wagons, or othe Temovalialdo on colla contidential, Chas. B. Jacobs, 520" 8. N TMONEY toloau 1 can now “place some first IV class ity Toans fmmediately. Call at once if you desire to be accommodated. D. V. Sholes, room 1 Barker block. entrance fn alley. ' 109 MOMEY loaned on planos, tur M organs, ete., low rates, G. H. man, room 5, Arlington block, 2 doors Postofi 077 21 1\ ONEY—Toloan. _ Lowest rates. No delay AW gL, Rice & Co.oyer Commercial Na- tional bank 114 " OANS bought. tate jn Omal Towa and east e Totes bought and _sold 3 Farnam st. 308 planos, without Business 15th st 170 18 Co., real estate ruam'st, 108 'ONEY to Loan—0. F. and loan agents, 1 Zimme west of made on rear estate and me Lewis 8, Reed & Co., 1521 F 6 PER CENT Money. ) “Patterson & Fawcett 18¢h and Harney. 116 JHORT time loans made on any avanable P security, in reasonable amonnts, S notes bought, sold or exchanged. financial business of any kind prompely, quietly and falrty at the Omala ¥ nanclal ange, N. W. “cor. 1ith and Har- e bn. over Sinte Natiowsl basa. ° Corbeth manager. . it} NEY toloan, no delay. J W.and I, L. S Farnam . st, Py ton hotel buildin ash ondhand, Squire, 1413 . h on hand. 15t st 119 OANS made on real cstate. M. Harrls over 22 MONEY loaned on furnture, planos, organs, horses, ete, low rates. J, J. Wiikinson & Co., 1324 Farnam, over Lurlington ticket office. 5 600,000 to loan in any smount at lowest rate o interest. H Frenzer block. 119 ‘Ifl\' Yto Loan—Dy the undersigned, who ho ‘only properly orcantzed loan agency in Omaha, Loans of $10 to' §1X0 made on furniture, planos, organs, horses, wrgons, ma- chinery, éte,, without removal. No delays. All business strictly confidentinl. ' Loans 50 _mad that any part can be paid at any time, each p ment réducing the cost pro rata. Advances made on fine watches and_diamonds. Persons #honld carcfully consider who they are dealing with, ag many new concerns are daily coming inio bxistence. Should you necd monoy call and geame. W, K. Croft, room & Withnall buflling, 10th and Harney, ‘\ ONEY lil‘\\' D at O. F. Reed & Co.'s Loan LML Omeo. on turniture, pinnos, horses, wagons, personal property of all'kinds, and all other ar. hl cles of value without removal. 819 8. 13th, over Bingham's commission store. Al busit ness strictly confidential. $wum To loan on Omaha_city property at 6 per cent. G. W. Day, 8. E. cor. Ex. Bl placed on {m. proved real estate, in city or county for New England Loan & Trust ra.. by Douglas County bauk, 16th and Chi %.‘n‘l\(mn loan at6per cent. D ‘honey, 169 Farnam. GAGE Loans—I. E. Cole, n. e. cor. 4 Dougla: 2Y to loan, mortgage lull(h‘ on chattel security; no delay uunmmp» Room 10 Barker Bock N0 LOAN Loans Linahan & Ma- 0 Toan. No abd sold. cap 1o o smalt and Do s on § Ath Mayne, il om cottage in ’\Inllll‘\' story house, Orchard ottage, Orchard Hill, C. E. ith and Harneyst. 191 WM. Bush. 0k W o o 150 11 roo: sant. room for two. 1023 v furnished room suituhle ien, 1621 Favnam st. of turulshed rooms, A rooms for 15th st Karbach 1) and un- rooms for furni<ie sleepin ping, also + pionth, inquire at 1 heated rooms, # to 812 per svelass table board, ” thn i singly or en. 3 Joues or month 13th st s by day, week, JUN by £ v heate enace 2th st uces. K118 R m m with board for ist o4 m, 1013 Chicago o3y arm 1 bloek fre w.vl ’] ; o private family, ave. s, 1618 Dodge, 308 £ ano 5 ished rooms with stoves. i 110 s at 911 Woolworth_ave 3 odern conveniences 4 »om with all UF Lle O tWO gentles itracts to lots 8 in 3 and 2 and 21, 1, Creighton Helghts, * Reward gt 6 Farnam st "Rm\n\lm- Wl be _given for return of by mare, WO 1bs, halter on, sirayed rom 24 Cuming st. G, 8. Ostrom, FOR SALE- MISCELLANEOUS JIOR SALE Bl petsatab Bwu SALE—Fine talking pary G. Ingram, U. I sant new furniiice ang gain, 2319 Douglas st. 5 7 room house, priy 20 14E suitable fc at a bargain, ber of Commerce, i bank or cashier's stand: Huwmoud, Roown 1, bugiry Narnes H Spray. {OR SALE—-At a bargain good as new, Ses Robert Chamberlain, Anderson & O Counell’s, JOR SALE —Fresh mileh cows. Hill & app. Exchange building, Unfon Stoc Teleplione 65, .MI!OELLANEOU!. 301 N.30Mh st. 402 100 Tx pricht piano, McRoberts at 01 aild StUCK scuise, enings until9:30; yor can buy vlanos . furniture, stoves, lamps, parlor or sults.e(C,at u greut sacrifice, spe- the next 10'days. New York Stor- 308 Capitol ave. 5 13 IPECIAL notice to property owners having MY choice iuside business or residence prop- v\n) for sale, will do well to list with J. L. Rice & Co. JTANDARD b suits, chum ciul sale f nge Co., Horse and Cattle food w B warded the fiest preminm at_the Omaba fair after a chemical unalysis by chemical au- thorities, and you will award it the same honor if you will tryit fuirly 1t ing it to your horses or cattle, 1t will re’ to fit your horso foractive aud prolonged labor than all fes combined. L 1703 St Mary's ave, organs, have a plano for §47 1 Capitol ave. SPECIAL notice fo erty for sale, will o well to list with & Co. THE bango ta beck, S, ght us un art by Geo. F. rlith and Gelle Douglas, up stars. QPECIAL notice to property owners having M) choice Inside business of residence pi erty for sale, will do well to list with J. L & Co. QPECIAL notice to proverty owners having L cholce tuside business or residence prop- erty for sale, witt do well to List with J. L. Rice &G (L] il halfinterest in express Land_and Lot 559 13 glassware and notion \ Nicest store on Ciming Feo, will (ake purt h goad re cable paper, address T i B Co., 205 N. 16th & ¢ dotng i business or ation, good reason for selling. 37 Bee office. FoR sati-r ise with buildings. country, postoflice in conncetion, address P Paddock, Holt Co., Neb, 1 strect, doing good AT market on_pav ! \ fite iess, for sale; rent low. FOR SALE A frst-cluss hotel business. fho only hotel in town. For particulars apply Windsor hotel, Stromsburg, Neb, 408 15 mall ~!0 K of shelf h’\l’ll\\nv ash, 2ithiand § class restaurhnt for s > $2)0; (eTIns Vers reasonal erative Land & Lot ( RICE & CO. have séwo fine opening cmen with capital, worthy of fuves ALE Good snloas on busine H. Mainweiler, 414 8, 1ith st. NOR SALE=A good payhli restaurant, cheap. Enjuire 317 8. 12h, *Idl?hfll‘ i intercst in_cAtablished me D ugen with etic partner can be made lucrative pdor particulurs call at 21, Frenzer bloc 2 Fnu #1000 stap! Il hought merchandise ipone of the fustest growing agricultural towns ' in Colorado; sal $40.000 per year and can Mo greatly increa sic ouly cause for welllug; th and genune b exactly as r Address'T' 0, Be Jor saik ing Tocation yeur.Ac ALl f gent's furnish. ADs, one of the best all 'bought within 1412 “' ANTED- Bargains for cash customers, H . Cole, m. e. cor, 1ith and Douglas, 216 13 A clean ste s, hais, and Asant store room Tor rent, one t points in the citv for tetail hats and caps, dry goods, ete,, ckof corner Iith and Farnam. Longlease, cheup reut, K. F. Seaver, 16135 Far: natm st, FOR EXCHANGE. F you have lands Roods, mortgages or any othe to exchange, Don't fail o see Room 14, Cliamber of Commer 'O PRADE Two improved farms 1n 1owa for maha property or Nebrasks lands, Mo Culloch & Co,, cor; Ioth and Farsam, 12 city 7 CHANGE or trade real ostate, mer- andiee or Torses, fack-kngves or witches Rice & Co. s 12 {OR Exchange, [fyon have farms or lands to sell O tiade 8énd ToF our descriptive blanks, 1f you hav ehin o see . ny kind of property to sell or ex: o, list It with us; we can furnish you & customer, 8, 8. Campbell & G. W. Hervey, 810 Board of Trade Omaha ax HAVE for trade improved | near Plattsmonth, will_trad, inside property. Address M 38, 1 1 in Cass Co, for_improved Mice o8 or trade real ...”_ OFses, Jack-Knives or witches, 12 0 EXCHANC chandise or L. Rice & Co, WY Etinve some elear and wo will exchange for Land and Lot Co, 205 N 16th st TV ANTED-Good family horse i forlot, McCulloch & Co., cor rnam. WE have for traden fine stock of bool statfonery and faney goods, Co-oporative Land & Lot Co,, 205 N, 16th st, B0 15 ‘ TANTED - Farm land on C. St P AL R. R, for \|1l\|n'u‘mll~ improved p Slnrk~ of goods for clty and farm pro o residen ot for Saunders st. ru?u i) City property for farms, Stavens Bros, 1721 Farnaim st. & ( Aperty, Tiy pusiness 55112 rth of horses for stock JrOR exchange-£1,00 w of grocerivs, ) farm clear for $1,500 stock of drugs, bul- ance eagh or mortgage, 2,000 imported Perchion stallion for land, EL50 elevator cleat for land or- Omaha prop- erty. 10,000 acros ade chieap. Nebraska sehool lands for sale or 1,000 acres improved ranch on R. R, N B. Ne- briska, oxtra fine tract hay and water, for im- proved farm Within % mile of Omuhia'or Coun- il Blafrs, #i0 ueras Mo. Jand, elear, for town property in Nebraska or Town. 8. 8. Canpbe W, 3 ber of Cotiimerce. nze- A numl jen yoiu want to trade, buy H.'E. Cole, N. E.Cor. 1 FOOR Excl [ Iuvu_\\\ come to'us N bright's Cholee, Patterson’s Place, and Mayne's addit n or Nebraska farms. ounty, Neb, nce, A subdivision, n for Also 650 uer + for exchango for, O A O BXCH eliandise or horses, juck-knives or watches, Rice & Co. 4 F you have l |’|’nlvln s H fas. n.e. cor. Lith and Do: i) indise to e 3y of m lands and city provert 4 8. 16th, [0 TRA DP Iu-m.»pmynnv for mood house, eight or nine rooms, and full lot. MecC loch & Co.. cor 15th and Farnam. 124 w tocks of merchandise to vlmuw' for farms. H. B. Cole, n. 15th and Dougla: VW ANTED-Touscs and Iots toexchunge for improved and_unimproned lands in Ne- braskn und lows. Charles C. Spotswood, #54 8. 16th. 1% W ANTED—Houses and 1ots to exc tarms, H. E. Cole, n. e. cor. Douglas ange for ith and 216 12 J EBRASKA and Kansas farms to exchange for lowa and Colorado lands, 1 vice versa. Co-Operative Land and Lot ‘Co., 205 N 16th st. ood \ TANTED—Gooa_tarms 1n exchange for Owaba property, C. i C. Spotswood. AND Guarantee and Trust Co, 1005 Farnam strest—Complete abstracts fur- ned, and titles to real estate 9 aranteed. & CARMICHAFR] nteed absiracts of ttle to any state in Omaha_and Dowglas county unoit notice. The most complete set of abstract books in the city. No. 119 Farnam st. 131 FORSALE-REAL ESTATE. ]g?ms,\l LE-Cor 1ot 66x120 and 2 story house, and Pacific st. Tnquire James Chiristian<on, . P. freight department. 524 245 (mmw R-54x122, Beward and Slst st., #1,700, /" B0 cash, or §1,600 8700 cash. ¥. L. Gregory, Reul Estate, 500 South 10th st. 530 TV HY ag vou wait, huy o home you lovely littie homes on siail cash pay- ment and_baluice monthly. If you desire ¥ can furnishthem for you' on your own terms. H. E. Cole, N. E. corner” 15th and Dougl 4 JOR SALE-finest location for a home in West Omaha, adjoining the mansion homes of Kirkendall, Coe, Brady, Easson and others. Nothing finer in the city. Can se )IBXIST or less; for prices and terms sece 8. A, Sloman, 1301 Farnamst. 633 1(0:1 bargains in real estate see J. L. Rice & 0. sz MPROVED farm in lowa for ( dence property. J, J. Wilkinson, We can sell JHOR bargains Co. TYWO corner lots valued at 8,00, free of en. cumbrance, fronting three stréets, each lot €0x157, 135 miles from . 0., to trade for house and lot, Address with”full description View, &2 One new b room hotise 22,400, These a willbe sold on ¢ monthly or yeas nd lot Patricks add., re hoth good locations and cheap sy torms of payment, either Also I cholee Vi ad, £1,000, 2 cholce lots fn. South Omaha near business center, #2150, For trade, 100 acres Holt Co. land Cedar Co. lind. - W. N, Nason, room 1 of Commerce, ORSALE inside log Dbe sold at on Chamiber of Com. SALE—100 acres of land four miles from & yards, at #125 per acre; this is bar- ain.” NcCugue, Opp. 1. & 132 1 TAND, farms and lots 10 exchange for shures in good paying concerns, 1609 Farnam st, b nt lot in A. S. Patrick 100 acres Must Marshall & Lobeck, room 9 ‘A\l) and 1ot to trade for good horses. 7um nam'st, ‘()ll SALE--Or Omana for houses, and lots in C oun- cil Hlufls, Shares in Lowe ave Building as<n, ots in Hanscom and Ambler places. Plenty otner proporty. Jlosworth & Joplii, 41575, Sth st ¥ you vaiuo your friend, the almighty dollar, read this Lot 6, block 10, Plainview, $1.200, Lot 10, block 10, Plainview, #1,000. Lot 3 bloc wood, mm Lot 6, block 4.Jetters’ add, Allon easy payments E. Cole, N, E. Cor. 16th and Douglas, n_ North QoR h.nmhw i real estate JOOR SALE~Three good lots on_corner of Dodge t, one block west of Lowe ave for 1,500, Addrebs for a few days S 64 u'-.-‘m:.‘-u A OR SALE 10 acres of land —the n e 4 of the nw iy 21, 74, 44 this land s situated ‘about 4 miles east of stock yards, Omaha, and about 21 miles southwest of U, I R. R. transfer, Council NIII" 1a.: will sell cheap for cash, F. M. Da. 210 fanover st., Chicago, 11l 10 OR bargains fu veal estate dee Lot 4 rooms, “Home e, Low)—Real estate San Dieko, Cala., in f fect titlos, w1 tend to all busiz shuro of profits wi &an Diego in 18 T 25,00; W predict 10 Omalia Nat'l Bank: City: Nat'l Bank of Americ Bank, New York DOR bargains in real estate see J. L. Co. DOR SA A special bargain 160 seres of land four miles from stock yards, At 125 per acr, on line of U. P 1. It MeCugu ) Rice & 443 12 Lot U1K 8 A, 8, Patricks oW diys at 81,500, 8000 cash, bal. office it NOK SALE l‘ sell for casy. 8. 40 I I‘ MSTICKNEY & CO. mage a spe Usproperty in North Omaba, for sal itizens' bank, 2408 Cuining st i— Lot 13, Windsor p locks from Hanscom Address 8. i), 13 WEAK,UNDEVELOPED PARTS OF i Doy eniarged and strenethered, ¥iillparticn: lara sent scaled free. BIIK MED. CO. Rrrraio, N, Y, SUFFERERS raow NERVOUSNESS 125! Siker Domist 08 Y 91-Work, LAQUCTENTR. Olion MLLISH BUOYVS, ialty of or rent 134 s extension, vk for 81,40 oc 8 THE LUXURIES OF THE RICH. How Creesuses Get Rid of Their Tm- mense ncomes, Carpenter in the Chicago ribune: Since the time when Caligula shod his horses with gold and fed them in marble troughs tha world’s rich men have not spent money Ynore lavishly than they do to-day, The Vanderbilt galleries of paintings were estimated to be worth more than $1,000,000,and there are eighty rich families in Now York who boast paivate collections of pictures, ench of which will averago more thay 2100000 in value. Alexander T. Miteh® ell married off a nicce shortly before ho died, and the wedding cost Him £50,000, His son paid, not long ago, 218,000 for a single picture, and his wife, having onee sent him some fruit from the family orange grove in Florida, he remarked. as he looked wupon the oranges, that they ought to be good, for they cost him $200apiece. Mitehell believed in getting the good of his millions, and he had before he died one of the most comfortable homes of the country. His table was laden during the winter with pineapples, strawberries and grapes, and his house was decorated with the rarest of flowers from its large conser- vatories, Mitchell had his special eat and thisisa form of luxury which i very common among the millionairc of to-day. The; s cost all the way from £15,000 to $60,000 apiece, and there are about 200 of themnow in the United States, representing a value of nearly £5,000,000. The president of every rail- rond has his private car. Prosident Cleveland took his wedding trip to Deer Park in the car of Robert G . His woestern trip was taken in Pull- man’s private conch, and_he lived more comfortably on the road thun in the hotels. Scnator Stanford goes across the continent in his own conveyance, and Jay Gould travels in the same w The modern yacht n still move costly than the private ear.and much more fashionable, The u|il|inn:|u'l~'.~x acht costs 1 from $50,000 upwards, and yachts which cost over a hundred thousand “dollars are not uncommon. Gould puid move than this for his yacht, the Atalanta, and the wages of the men employed upon her cost him 8750 a month, In addition to this the running expenses of the yacht are, when Gould isupon, from $30. to $40 a day, and among the employes are two wters,two maids, a_baker, and four cooks. It re quires fifty-two men to run_the yacht, and its intervior is elegantly furnished, the finishing being made of in maple, butternut, Cedar, and nati hardwoods. Some of the rooms ave fin- ished in mahogany, and an cstimate of the total cost of running the vessel is #100 a day. Tho music of some millionaires isvery costly. Henry Marquand is reported as having recently bought a piano which cost #5,000, and Jay Gould lately bought one which cost $2,000, Judge Hilton, AL T, Stewart’s exceutor, owns piano, and C. P. Huntington owns oune of the same value as that of Gould. Among the millionaires who spent a part of their surplus income in flowers is Erastus Corning of New York. He has thousands of these choice plants and some of them cost seve hundred dollars apicco. is gardener offercd 2500 for an orchid at Mrs. Morgar’s auc- tion, but a flower fancier from New Jer- overbid him $400 and got the ovchid for $000. Erastus Corning’s green- houses cover about two acres, and his gavdener has been in_ his employ for i yeurs. He knows all about and it costs Corning a good to keep him. His flowers are of all kinds, el ises oranges, lemons and bananas in these green-houses. He has all kinds of tropical plants, and he welcomes visitors to his establishment. Jay Gould has seventeen green-houses, and beds of flowers of all kinds are scat- tered about the conservatory. His fern collection isvery tincand he hasorchids of many varieti Alexander Mitchell’s conservatory was 100 feet long by twenty-seven foct wide, and in it he had some plants which had cost as high as $1,000. He had sixty-five var- ieties of palms and the largest Indi rubber tree in America. In the center of it spouted o fountain, and its walls were curiously decorated. Attached to the conservatory there was a green- house 500 fect long, and the plants of this were carefully elassitied. One hun- dred and fifty varieties of azaleas were kept here, and there were roses of nearly every known species Robert Garrett affects a gorge bathing pool in his new million dollar house at Baltimore. The bath room he! after the famous one of the old French kings. The ceiling represents alattice, over which morning glovies climb and the bath tub, or pool, is of silve and Tennessee marble. Tts waters come through brass pipes and vold plated fixtures, and its richly decorated, Senutor P milliona statesman from Michi has nine bath rooms in his Washington home, and Henry Marquand has -a bath room which cost $4.000. Its walls are wainscoted with eream colored til The ceiling is frescoed as summenr sky, and the marble bath is sunk down deep into the floor and reached by s eral steps. Willinm H. \.nnlm)nltl a bath room paneled in mirrors so that when he bared his gkin he seemed 1o be ten millionaires, and might hope to spend a purt of his immense income. His son, William K. Vanderbilt; had also a bath voom walled with looking gl s, and upon these were paintea apple blossoms., The bath was a solid block of marble, and ab ve it was o niche filled with a marble Venus apparently preparing to jump in. An- other fine bath room was that of the 'ate Millionaire Oshorne, richly finished in Limoges tiles and elegantly decorated, Its bath was porcelain lined and the pictures on the were Venus with Loves at a fountain, Nearly all these noted bath rooms are lined with mivreors and there is a bath room in New York which looks like a cave of white marble. Tts walls, ceiling and bath are all of marble and the only variations of tint arcin the silver fixtures. On of the most flagrant collections of paintings in the United Sta is that of the millionaire Walters of Baltimore, lue is at least $1,000.000 and the col- leetion of Jupanese china and other celain is more than $£50,000, The collee- tion is a museum, and it contains more than 4,000 objects. The first #5 Waltcrs ever made heé spent for & pieture. e has been adding to his collection since and it is in Lent, I think, that he throws his galierics open to the public, — A remarkably handsome women is said to be the moving spirit in o philan- thropieal movement in Russin to supply the poor of that country with Dr, Bull's Cough Syrup. In chronic and stubborn cas ralgia, gout, and rheumatism use tion Oil, It is the reatest destroyer of the age. Price uts, of neu- Sulva- pain- only 2 Two boys of Somerset, N, Y Buffalo, saw o large white owl f their heads and alight on a fenc opposite sides of the rails banged away. One fell with a piercing his lip, passing 1 teeth and lodging in the neck., near They and bultet tween his buck of his took — - diseases and Brown's Bronchial Troches, 1 #00d things, they are imitated, W suid vuly iu boxes, For throat coughs ke all really The genuing ever | WO 14 U¥ACQUAIRTED WITH i ATRY OF Tt DY RIAMINING THIS MAF THAT THE GHIGAGO ROGK ISLAND&PAGIFIC RAILWAY Py reason of 1ta central poaition : % relation to lines East of Chicago, and continoud haes b terminal points Wost, Northwest and Soathwest, i tio middle Iinke'in that transcontinentai rystom whic Anvites aud fi ol and trafic between the Atinntio and 1A 1ine and branehes fncluds Chi- tawa, 1.a 8allo, Peorta, Gonoteo, Moline Hock Island, th 1linols; Daverport, Moscatine, lngton, Fairfleld, Ottumwa, Oskaloosa, West Lib- arty, Towa City, Dos Mofnes. Inianot, Winterset, AtiAn. tie, Knoxvilie, 'Autubon, Harian, Guthrie Centre and Coancll Bluffe, in Towai Gallatin, Trenton, 8t o #6ph, Camaron and Kansas City, in Missourly Leay: ‘worth and Atchison, in Kansas; * Albert Lea, Winneapolis and B0 Faal, 1n Minnesots: Watertown and Sone Falls, 8 Dakota The Qreat Rock Island Route'’ - Quarantoes epeed, comfort, certaluty and anloty, manent why 1 distingulsned foF 4 excelanc,. 1ta Bridges ‘aro of etune and tron. Tte track In of folid ateel 1ta rolliai stock perfoct. 1t passenger equipment Basalithesatety appliances thatexperience has provod arcful, and for luxnsious Accommodations is LIS sed. 1ts Express Trains consist of superior Day [ aches, elegant Iman Palace Parlor and Sleep! Cars, ruperb Dining Cars, Snvvmlul delicions mes and (between Chicago and 8t Juseph, Atchison an Kansas City) restful Reolining Chalr Cars. Its man- agoment is conservative, its disctplino exacting Tho Famous Albert Loa Rouvre'’ Detwoen Chicago and Mlm\vuv\“u and 8t. Pa.’ 1s the favorite. Over thisline Solid Fast Express Trains run daily to attractive resorts for fowriss in lowa and Minnesota, and, via Watertown and Slous Falls, to the rich wheat and grazing lands of interfor Dnkota. Via Bencea and Kankakeo, the Rock Island offers stperior inducer 1, Indian. polls, Lafays #in, Leavenworth, Kan Giate pointa. Al patror dren) recelvoprotection. For tickets, maps, fol. eny dexired nformiatio A0 Unitod States and R. R, CABLE, £, ST, JOHN, Pt G aodon, A G M, = THR— CIICAGO SHORT LINE OF T8 Chicago, Milwiukee & St. Paul R'y. The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to THE EAST TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS Chicago, +==AND-.- Milwankee, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Raplds, Rock Island, Frecport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Deloity Winona, La Crosse, And all other tmportant points East, Northeast and Bouthonst. For through ticketa call on the ticket agent at 140 q;‘mm street, in Paxton Hotel, or at Unlon Paclfio iliman Sleepors and tho fincst Dining Cars in th orld ‘are tin on the main line of Uie Chicago, Mila aukeo & B van Tailwer, and cvory attention 18 A0 {0 passongers by courioous employes of th MITLER, General Manager. SRR A Gencr Mannger. -n“i‘ Yk UARPENTER, General Fusscnger and cket Agont 16 HEAFFORD, Assistant General Passonger . General Superintendent. dspicket A —_—e THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES. (I\l \ll A Leave Arrive Omaha. UNION PACIFIC. Depot 10th and Marcy sts. Pacific Express. Limited Express *Local Express.... .. *Except Sunday. BURLINGION ROUT Depot 10t and Mason sts; Chlcngo Exp cago Mail Denver . > 230 . Denver Mall A, | &0 p. ) 9:40 a! alitornia Mail. 11055 i mf BedB Kansas City Dy EXpress.| 0:00 a, ;r.', P Kansas City night express| %60 p. .| 7:00 €. 8t P M. & O, | Depot 15th and Webtor st| Sioux City & BIk Hills Ex BuieroftExpress | *Excopt Sunday.. . 0| MISSOURL PACIFIC. | Depot 1hth and Webster'st| Day EXpress....... Nigght Express. SM VR R th and Webster st <& Bk Hills Pus 10:55 0. m. 10:40 am{*2:50 p. m. 4 i35 a. m, 0:35 a. m, 10:45 0. m | 5:30 p. my 4:15 p. m. SUBU hll\ N 1 AINS, Running between Council Blufrs and Albrizht In addition to the stations mentioned, traing stop at wentioth and "Twenty-fourth”streets and at the Sunadt in Omaha, Westward. Houth |2 Al "| Depor. | [Omatia rijit. (Oniahia {Omaha| depot i | | 1y 11530 12:1aml..., COUNCIL BLUF, AGO, ROCK 13LAND & PACIFIC, £:00pm. D No. 1. 1000w m. 10 . . A *No. 1310 &, G20 . ¢ No. b 040 0. . A No. 8 BUKLINGTON & QUINCY No. ¥ 0:50 0, 110,10 NOu By 1200y D:40 8, No. 4 Wi al m. A *No. 15,012 00:00 &, No. A No.i CHICAGO & NORTIWESTERN, No. 9:40 @, m MoK $00 D No.4 1500 pom Cil1e MILWAL No.2 0400, .2 +) 1200 p. . ST, J0E & COUNCIL BLUFFS. 25 a. mIA No. B, 6558 m, L Ro L & PACIFIC, A No.9.. A Noli L Lo A No.T....1:85p. pt Sat.; O daily exce Fant’ Mall; 4L © AW p. ws beture Fob. l. No.4 CHICAGO, b p OMATA & 3:40 p. vi I dudly exo Sing D except’ Mon W propubsy chun