Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 20, 1888, Page 7

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CHASE & BDDY, ‘Printers ond Engravers, 1138, 16th Street, (8, H. FARNSWORTH, Pharmacist, 2118 Cuming Strect. GFO. W. PARR, Pharmacist, 1600 St. Mary's Avenue, M. B. WHITEHOUSE, Pharmacist, 16th an Webster Streets, G. REUTHER, Tewrs Dealer, Tost Office, South Omaha. —___SITUATIONS WANTED, LEMAN, having just closed ont his s, would Itke to ‘engaga himself in the capacity of manager or take charge of office with ood house, Best of referenc B "Address 6, 161 18% “YANTFD—Tn meet de'mlnd for April book- keepers. T will instruct § parsons and wait for half pay until you have situations. J. B. Smith, Ramge bl 165 18* A/ ANTED—Posit American woman. Adl.lrfln ll 1 office, ‘ T ANTED—Sewing by the day or week, at 2210 Farnam. "Good references. A oung ANTED*-By experienced salesman, posi- tion in wholesale or reteil boot and lea store. City references given. Address |" 18, Bee. 'vv ANTED—Poaition by & yo g iy B si ook keeper, cashier or copylst. I M, !hw office, “’ANTFH—“)'I smart, industrious, sober, mlund man, & place As janitor or mes- References given. Inquire 218 N. st, or L'KID Dodge st 12 ANTED—Mun—_TTo take the age Ruten: aivo HAIXI Inches welaht 40 Ibs.; retail price $35; other sizes in proportion. A raro chaiice to create & permanent Dusiness at home. These safes mest & domand never be- fore supplied by other safe companies,as we are joverned by the safe pool. - Alpine Bate Co., Men who want !n RO t vrnr\r nnll munn business, Call room b, ll! fimnh 25th st, 18] PI 'T--10-room house, new and mod o‘ll (h. mMost convenient and best nt. J. H. Parrotte, nnnul Awy, mir Cl h"r‘uo Pl it R * e FPOR BALE_Now 4 room house, full ot “Deca- TuE gt bot 3.t ARG ATat Price ensy terms. McDonald dairy, Burt st near n\ Jine. " lensed urvmra 1716 Douglus, Inquire at Meyer & Raapka, 1 Harney st. w7 F)i RENT—Cloan beds 8 e s Lo 5"!?.“" Fon RENT-Barn, 1921 Chicago st. ~_PERSO SONAL. dl:':lBN'll'rl rviyl(im honse 2 |)'||MlAI (}r‘om Saun- car month. ospe, Jr., 1613 las. nl'r. L il MI’I; ¢ - 24th st. ance—Whale fiat, No. 3004 Enquire at resldence to_rent very low, above, 8. F. W R RENT—House of B-rooms, closet, hard and <oft water, on 19th sirvet car lile, 'lix quire 1112 8, 1 i) OR RENT- rent M40, R RENTIn Park Terrace, Park, routh front, Al m-mm. improve: ments; 10 tooms; most_ desirable r part of tl l.es l N‘cllnl :th lnd e eity. Inquire Leavenwor RENT—Twelve-room house and Mason streets, $i0 per month. Caulfield, 130 Farnam st, nf niimr}}n and fifty Touses for rent. a o l.& H.II. NT rooms. W. M nnm man, N B corner 16th and Dou i;\on RENT—% new 7 roomed houses, well, ¢ c‘lvv tern, large cellar, 19th near Clark s Q. Bhriver, opp postoft {OR RENT—H: street, Forxy E.'T'h 4 516 Williams Inquire woxt Aoor westr 6 T—10 room 1+ N pson, 314 8, 15th s JOR REN'T or Sale—New house, 61 St ind Capitol ave, Eniuiro 01 l:mlu ew_dwelling, 9 rooms, all modern improvements. good _stable, ten minutes’ walk from postoffice, F ly b . 0'Donahoe, at 0'Donafioe & Sheri y-«,mh st next to the postofth TFHOR RENT , I al " Tacluding heat bath and gas. - Klegant room for two gentlemen. 1700 Dodge st. JPERBONAL—List your property to_exchange Prtie swu':un."n';' ] ]’Fvnma gentleman who were drivirg & gray Horse and who pleked ipan overcoat near ighion coliege wi rn the same to 507 South 13th street they wm\nm ed. ERSONAL--Ladies and 1 uerade suits at 516 entlemen can rent . 16th i upstairs. PHHMNAI.—!M acconnt of her numerous en. ents, Anna Alplanalb, the celebrated KE""" has increased her fee to $1. lfl!l . 3th s, cor, Blondo, Take 20th and Saun- ders car. LLE RS. ROO| living clai MR el pa; tmdmm:u‘:wrm doorTa rignt py Hiend of atates. ME, num\t& t from Boston: Tl ot Tite; unitos sep- e arated hmn."hpn 16th street, room 1. " £ m| rren, clllr'ovlnl. it modlum DI, l *pecialt; ‘f“‘" TO LOAN. VV B have a special fund 000 to loan w unusualy .Iln‘:”r:\n:lnn‘nx;h co u..mf ‘brop, [ n sums o 0 utral Triat Co, 11 FArmam 66, o R EY to loan, 814,000 on strict] M Dusiness property, Boggs & unfx.“l"w'e't Far- ])Ensu‘:.ufrmws home for ladies during soafinement, atrictly confdential, intanta adopted. Address E 42, fee office. 13§ 500,000 to loan at 8 per cent; first mortgages $ bought. Fred Groos, 422 & 123 rul;‘l'&‘) ,IE}:)‘CEK. pmflo AL—Urest fortune teller just ar- rived. the young Madume C; L. Lamont, the great astrologlst, wiil remain 80 diys: eled through the princtpal parts past, present and future in person or by letter, will bring back the parted husband oe lover, no matter it they be ten thousand mua- sy they will return toyou in 80 many Wil tell you wnether your lover be Bisgretger piil guarantee to settle family quarrels to perfect jatistaction; can also cause spealy marriage has charms for good luck which will cause pn ties to be successful in any kind of bus ness and prevent your loss in any kind of buxiness you may undertake, broks evil influence, and brings good luck to all who may try this lucky charm: can give lucky numbers in'lotrery drawings: ¢an give best of reference in regard to above statemont, “] wis presented with an_elegant gold medal in Denver, Colo,, for my great success in my business, 1livethe matural gitt of telling tho past, presentand uture. My grauduother betors e Was 1150 @rent astrologlst. Partfes asking information by letter must enclose & to cnsure answer, All business confidential. Office hours, 10 m. to 9 p. m. Madame C. .. Lamont, No. 10 '"'fi"fl“‘ street,between 15th nnd 1080 sts., a, Fmimsum) Tooms, 2218 Cass st. ]!101: m-, B convenient cham ceping ton man and wife dren: 5 Blotks prom postoce; o bullding in _Diller, ark, Diller, Neb. 0 15 rs for hous )l! RENT--A (lru Neb, Address Nu 3 furnished room cheap, 1018 OSTPac return to | i 3la T, foot white, aboy years old. Reward for foturn, Oweri Haley, near Cathollc: cemetcry, South Omaha. 7118 O Porketho K contaming 1 and noto. for 4 %300, payable to T. I. Bliss. “$10 reward for return to Bee office. 200-21% FOUND. OR _RENT—Desirable rooms wi private family; pleasant home; 5% Pleasant st. T_Kurntsned _front 523 Woolworth avenue. :F RONT room, good board. 619 Plea: exchanged, OR RE month, R RENT—Elegant furnished front room, Wwith board, 1812 Chicago st. 140 24 01t RENT—Buite of furnished rooms, quire 3rd goor room E, 132 Douglas. LEASANT furnished front room for gentle- ~ n:ru.\ and wife or two gentlemen, 213 8 "u h stree NICELY furnish or2 gentlem ey a lnrfie front room, for 1 ery cheap. 2104 21st and 275 200 Well furnisheu Iarge double front room for two gentlemen; all modern con- unh-m es. 220 N, Mlh 2 \URNISHED front room suitable for two; 812. 1021 Douglas st. 0 207 R RENT—Suite of furnished rooms, heated Dby steam, with or without board, in a_pri- vate family, 604 South 13th st. 15 203 \OR RENT—Rooms furnished and uumr- nm.uu 4 Cap. wve “)’AIT!D—A Wwith pony to carry a_route in &: Ioummm!':ur)l of enl;yt;‘r‘ u-uy FoR 7(i|~ri|lh~m(:vT;'lr‘Wnr furnished oms, modern improvements. 1718 Dod o0 8t ) TED-—A Rood reliable registered drug. ist, ‘or drugclerk,” to buy an interest well .-mnnxh.-d wyine drug store. Ad- s lmedlately, ¥, E. White & Co., Unadilla, TANTED—Men to drive feams. Albright's Labor Agency, 1120 Farnam. 11 WANTED--FEMALE HELP. \/ ANTE] Dining room girl at 1811 Cass st. 282 20 V‘fim ED—Dining room girl. 1811 Cass s, 28183 ANTED X wood williag T, Triah or Ger- man preferred.” 1814 Dodge. 6 13 T ANTED--A first-class millinier for !hes G d summer senson. Address, with sal: ted und references, E. J. Hemphill, Ne 10 18 NTED- A Smart business woman fo take harge of ltnen rooms at the Paxton ho tel. Must bo handy with & needio. at the office, l&g )R RENT—Furnished_rooms, all convenl- ences. A. Hospe, 815 N. 17th street. 491 JOR RENT-Furnished roems for one ol gentiemen, 1606 Dodge str JIURNISHED front room, suitable tor two 1623 Dodge st . 915 F\« ND at Christian chureh, 6EbOOK . (ull nl’! l\. cor, AUI and Hurlley 52 18 __FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. 11)“ SALE—A I tools uud patter Hlt'ofll( . JPECIAL Salo—_Commencing Monday, Fel furniture, planos, orzuns, Sev ‘our b gnlm! New York Storage Col, 1508 Capltol ave. o get tinner's m also 2 show cas OANS made on real nstato. Cash on hand. W. M. Harris_over 20 8, 15th s 33 Tunwmml Loan & Trust Co., Nu 1611 Far- nam st., will furnish money promptly at low rates on choice city property. TR N ONEY! o oan, short Hme, Iat aper bou apes Creighton block. 8 M(wnv to Loan—Omaha real estate and farms. Mortgages bought. ~ Odell Bros. & Co., 1623 Farnam. H R, COLR loans mun«{ on lm:rme:l «-ny or B farm property. Contineital ock. IlOll'l' time loans made on any avaiable security, in reasonable amounts, Secured aotes baug“ s0ld or exchanged. General siness of any kind transacted aulstly and fairly ab the Omaha Fi- 15th and Har- Notiossl band. Corbatt, ‘mortgage King, m&v‘:‘l !.s, pm PRneial | xchange, N ney sts., over Btate manager MONBY toloan 1 can now Disce soma first class city loans immediately. Call at onco 1f you desire to be accommodated. . Snoles, room 1 Barker block. entrance in al 358 ‘B will take all land in -\' fora AU o l::':::.“:':.!":.::"‘!.':fi- '.t‘KI' '.':“"“’"n""n’.'.‘!‘ ; o Cooparative Land & Lot Con 206 I 1th st. WE have for lnd% :,h:- class mut'rvn.-'r‘!z- & Lot o, 3 NFToeh g, e Cooperatiin fan OB BALE_Small house on leased mund. two small houses and full lots, Omahia Vlew. This e & vnap not picked up every i N. unlx. at Gate City Emp. omce.afns lmb. ouses and lots to mnunfo W Impmv lmlch.émpmuad lands 3"“' and lowa, CI,E tock books and_stationery for city property.” St. John & Kly, Frenzer block. OUSES or houseiold furniture nnm in exchange for good vacant lots. Good TAllle Fange and ‘tank and’ restaurant outflt for sale, cash or time. C. T. Morton, 13% Farnam st. ‘VANTFI" 0 houses lm\ lnh to exc I'ey C. C. Spotswood, fthst. 23 IST your propert; lvr trade 'l'"h Stevens L o Farma st. 7 %0 WAl exchangs, for 305%4 0 bia proj "G"c. Bpotaw 4, i s Pafl-! 00¢ ]' GOK Hars—Wa have farmms, storks of mmq L4 foundry, vacaut lots, Houses, foundry, greamery, rafchos, and property of dll kinds, id trade. s Bros., 1621 Farnam. 207 20 TP Bxchango 240 head of cattle to exchauge. Want good lowa or Ncbraska land. H. K. Cole. u o cor. 15th and Dougl:a, 174 20 q‘m« K hardware for land. St John & K_I,,v, Y Frenzer block. T ANTED-Stocks ~of merchandise to ax‘ change for lands and city provertys, C.C. Spotswood, 054 S. 1AtE, e feve in Col and 80 situal qfll as l njon Pacific and By rallroads and Colorado, covering m'or 8. road. One of the pum % 13 1w very #uccosstully & small plant ot mining machines ‘and eontrols the exclisive right for use and sale of the same for four counties, mmprl-lnl all the od mite conl flelds in Colorado east of the (\l‘i‘ mountains. Can readily bo made o 0 1o 1,400 ns dail wlth Botiantad demand. or thoir Sutput. Wl bear full luvn"nuon. Addross oF Tagitre ‘Addtgn O Thoman: rooins 4and s, Lnlun n Building, thlensn 1. %hl of land four miles from llm H fgue, Opp. P. 8 OR SALR_Lots 7, 6 and n% of lot 6, -u in block 25, Florence: also out lot 204, contain- rea;'will be sold cheap. Address I3 7, S propert to 10 tons nny t over all the issouri River Nebraska ‘miles of nu- mwn ous mn & nw office. DRt SALE—Lots 8 and 4, block 1, in Isaac Selden’s addition, cor. J4th street and Illl! Howard, John H. F. Lehmaan, 24 8. ldh st Fou SALE—Shinn'sdrd_add, 6room house, new, complete, cistern, c»l'lw Will sell tur: niture if deslred, $1,000 casli, rest easy terms: cheap If taken soon. " Call or address ! Charles at. 34 J.- L RICE & 0O, Real Estate. J. . MSTICKNEY & CO. mage property in North Omana, for a1 &t Cltizens’ bank, 2608 Caming it. F\on SALE, nx(‘uuwl ‘OR RENT-Righty cre farm, good improvements and plent of fruit, 6 myles from South Omaha, Parrish Finlayson, N street, South Omaha. 913, 19 J L. RICE & C0., Real Estate, 20 ICE & CO,, Real Estate, 205 215 5 & spooiaity of le OF rent 348 HREF hundred and twenty acres ciear land, Roone county, for good Omaha property, For exchange—#5,000 stock general mdse., good Nebraska town, for Omaha propert ash. Drnks Bros., 319 8. 16th st. TOULD like to_exchange equity in Kountze place, lot for carpets and furniture; good lots in thi% addition to trade for improved or unimproved property. Address It 3 Crelghton BIOOK 1 i i \ some 16219 ONEY—To loan. = Lowest rates. No delny J. L. Rico & Co. over Commercinl Na- tional bank ¥ ONEY to Loan—On furniture, pianos, IV Wagons, or other personal property without removal; also on collateral security. mmnun contidential. Chas. B. Jacobs, 33) sth OANS mado on reai estate and mortgages bought. Lewis 8. Reed & Co., 1521 Farnam. ONE ; M hus the only p agency in Omaha. Loans of $10 to $100 made on furniture, planos, organs, hors WIrgons, ma- chinery, etc., Withon removal, No delays. All ‘business strictly confidential. ' Loas so_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.” Porsons should carefully consider who they are dealing with, a3 many iew concerns are daily comin; into txistonce. Should you need money eall and W. ft, room 4 Withnail bullding, u.m ‘and Harnov. 309 1\ [ONEY to Loan—0. ¥, Davis and loan ags y un 6d, who properly organized 'loan reni estate ‘(V N’ —Omaha prupmy to trudm mnv.-n« Bros., 1821 Farnam. 207 %0 4nd building materfal for farms, lang lots and houscs. Wm. J. Paul, 1608 Farnan OUSE and lot_in_Minneapolis for western Iand.Bt.John & Kly, Frenzer block. 317 1ot on Saunders 00d_inside resi- 5th and Dols)‘(lm QOR Exchange street, Want dence lot. H.E. Business uity in Cole, necor. YR RXCHANGE—100 acre farm in_Hancock county, lowa. Thie- 13 @ splendid piece of Tand, every foot of it can be plowed: is 3 miles from junction of § railionds. ' Price &0 per acre, Want, house 5th and Douglas. (\LEAR ots to exchang J in liouses and lots, H. and Douglas, w SD-Omaha property to trade fa good lands. Special attention given to tr ading. .. Brown, Frenzer Block. e for tarn Taris or cquid E, Cole, N, E. OR SALE-For ten days, loase furniture and carpets of first elass eleven-room awelling, Hest location in city, all modern improvements, carpets and furnitiro only used few months. Rent of three rooms will pay house rent. {on- tents will umount to $1,500 or $1,60. For turther Runhulnfl nddress N.'A. B, caro Omaha and ew York Clothing ¢ 27 OR SALE—Herc 1s a barzain. One frel wagon und one double set new harness, B 22, Bee oftice. Wxfiit's—..nnuw Fverything clse in propor- tion. Monoy talks « call costs nothing. New York ‘\wl‘flLn (¥ u 245 20 1308 Capitol ave. L\()u SAL '—(‘hulp for fen daysat 413 & good stall [OR §AL or Trade —A fine brood mars with fonl; will sell or trade for a good family horse. Henawa & Co., apposite postofiice 1 I OK at our bargains, Don't fail to visit tho AN Yark storie Co., 1508 Capi toloan, cash on nand, no_d J. and E. L. Squire, 1413 Farnam st. Pax- ton hotel building. a2 ONEY 10. 3 vAgONS, 5, Dorsotil Proparsy Of AIl Winin, snd alh bihes aa! ticles of valup wlthout romoval. 319 8. Isth, over Hingha ‘ommission stor 1l by ness strictly donfldential. o0 Idafi ot city and farm real estato. an e Mahoney, 160744 Farnam i 500,005, ql\l)lmmn ST Propery ot 6 per cent, G- V. Day, 8. E. or, vn}m Tnvestment Co., annm.l with amyple dapital, makes loans on horses wagons, furnfture.. pianos, and other personal property or ollatgral, Dedl with respousible parties. K;Iy at thelr office, 215 South lith street, up-si 18 hl’ ONEY I o hovises, dte, Tow rates, Co., 1524 hrn-m, over Ilnrllngwn oket ulllv;s. MUNL\ @ JHoga on furnitute, Hors c., Or On any approved rates. th and Harney. tlekot. 13th sta 366 ONEY to loan. Notes Dought ahd s01d. - A. Forman, YOR RENT—Two nicel on ground floor, at mouth, With board 4 per week additional. OR R¥! 11 Woolworth at 811 per month. B2 ly furnishied front rooms 2118 Burt, for 815 per "A GOODI2 room fiat in contral location on arnam st., rent §0; 2 year's lease. Fur. mture $1,100. This 15 & good bavgain und will pay you fo favestigate. © Co-operative Lynd & Lot Co., 205 N 16th E NRA LY furnished front room to rent at 1821 Farnam st, 1block west .ot court house, 514 FURNIRHLI) front and other rooms wllh duy board, 2210 Farnam st. OR RENT—An elegant front room, with every convenicnce. Only first-cluss Wme 721 Davenpo YOR RENT-3 furnished rooms for house- keeping., 14 8. 15th st.. Karbach block, i tloor fiat No. 2. Leave references, FUHNISHED Toomms, 1816 Dodge. 700m0 W ANTED—At once good reliable_colored chambermald and porter at the Gem, &2 Dodgest. Pearlea Mack 28321 ANTED—A com housework, must. good cook and laun- dress, and come well recommended, Apply room 60, Millard hotel, between 2and 3 p. m. “Y ANTED—Two girls at @3 N. 16th st, 2 y FANTED-Tminiediately, Indics to work for i wholesale house on’' needlework at thelr hl\m(-n é&'nl any dfstance.) ml\lm furnished. ay can be ufllculuu free. Ad nlmu Arl tic Needlework Co, st, New York City. TA N'N‘ D—(Mrl for u)o tent girl for general neral housework, msst laundress. Mrs. Robt ve. 0 ‘V\N'rxn—'ronuy. 2ood lot not'less than A0 foet front: can make big cash payment if rice reasonable. Must state price and I 10n, Address B 14, Bee. 20; WVAN'IBD Ladies to use lish Diamond Brand, Pennyro Bafe. Always reliuble, The original. genuine, Ak druggist or send 4o st riculirs, veturn madl. Chichester hemicat a, 327 “Chichester's Eng- Pills, o only CANA AN l‘.‘mplnymemumw muh» and fe- male help sent to all parts if fare is ad- yanced. Reference, Omaha National bank. Mrs. Brega & Son, 818 8. 15th, Tel, st '(T)nl 1A Employment Bureau, 119 N. 10th st. Oldest and most_reliable office in ci i onus;: telephone 1112, H. E. White, prop) 2o HE Union Employment office 1s the place obtain reltable help on short notice, in or out of the city. 913 8. 11th st. Open_evenin, TN N ANTED- Houses to unnp\..-u Hervey 31 Woard of 'mdo. OR RENT—Hou, Inquire at 2005 N, e Fuu RENT—-room nume. w8, I quire &4 8. 21t 21, Joor RENT— nfurnished corner flat for rent, 424 8, 11th Inquire at rexlullnml 126 i New iroum cott. , city water, (e AT A monik. Gne mile from postoftice. The O. F. uvis Co., 106 Farnam. 17518 i\nn KEN'T or I““b‘ room h;)u“ with barn, -dl.mu Seove of Sround, uoar utre at 1408 Howard Bouth P i F)l RENT—A six room cottage, 1315 Harney. &7 17 ROOM Ionn!n one of the best loeations in reat §0; furuiture can be had for Cooperative Land & Lot Tu- y rally loc tr Inm rent. hnrnnun- can be operative Land, & Lot 0 Tonm house and basement ardern improvements: firsiclass m ; ditie. at Hel whrod & Co.’s, nln and F'm—lh-n-- Of the miost ablo new cottuges, tlats, aud restdences stent.vel *the ey, le. J. H. Parrotte, T RENT—Two very desiFable furnish front rooms, with all modern convenien: on same tloor. Arranged for three or four occu Banis If desired. Apply at 712 Capitol avenue. Ffiu RENT—A [arge Toom furnished. location 1416 Chicago st. nished rooms in Greunig bk cor, 13th and e sts. Inquire of Geo. !I-. Davis, Millard hotel billiard room. me'r room with ulcove and 2 large gas, hot atr, bath, hot and cold same tloor for 2 gents or man and wife $£20 per month and adjoining room with cl$‘el $10 per month: 2 other rooms with rlo«et- or, $10° por mounth, same convenlences on car line,? “clos waier on 7 S 24th 801 F\mi O RENT_Nicaly furuished rooms at 2207 300 OR RENT—Nicely fur 0 heat, 87 per month, 48 Wlllllm n‘ JQURNISHED rooms. Sober men can have nice rooms cheap, s W cor. 18th and Howard streets. Upstairs, bl OR RENT—Nice furhished room, w per month, s w cor. 18th and Jackson FOR RENT— STORES AND DFFIOIU. THOR RENT—Barroom and \»u-bcr ~hun av * Cozzens hotel. It RENT—One-half of office, 1519 Farnam, Ground floor: hest location in_the ecity! Light and pleasant, with modern ('onveme‘arvs, 1 DR RENT—Stores and rooms, one small house reasonable. Enquire at drug Sherman ave. and Corby st. o1-20% R RENT-—Two rooms, 44x68, where steam power can be nbmlm-?\ Enguire of Sam'l Rees, Prlnnnz 9§ d st F"“ KN 4x70, good | tion. um.um of Ac. J: Blmpeon, Hlm Dodge st. R RENT Store and_6ro0ms_over goud stand for drug or feed store, Lee & Nichol, cor. 28th and Leavenworth, = 625 mf R RENT—Oflice in Arlington block, liim Inquire of elevator boy. Desiruble ofice ce, or desk 523 Farnam st., Ode room, at Luaros. & Co., R RENT_Front office, Aslinzton blork. ©. Valentine, 1515 Dodge. DOR RENT—Offices on Farnap st. ag $10 wm er mouth, One office furnished. 1612 Far- (inmi)n 3 PECL Al. nmnuon en to renting houses, s lum ished = od mfli‘“ \vllh W. M. lerll. over 20 8, 16th st. us. l 15T houses, stores and flats for ront with H. L4 K, Cole, 1. e. cor. 1oth and Douglas. b06-20 RHNTAL Afl'm‘y-l.ln yonr houses for rent 1523 Faroam s “l.‘ B RENT--If it Oa Benawa & Gou 10th ‘st opposiie ""l'-'_d' FOR RENT--ROOMS | JooR rENT o (3 rooms, No. 1814 Howard st.. 0. Three & room cotl Three @ rooms, No, Three () rooms, No. K10 Pletce st. Throe @ rooma: No 1112 south Tth Bt Three @ 108 Pacific Fouir (4) elegant L modorn con-’ venieuces, 1702 Webster st.. ... K SALE—Good fresh cow. Charles st. NOR SALE-The builkling now occvpled by the liohn M'f'g Co. at 710 Leavenworth st. Can give possession Muy 1. '8; call on premiscs! Thquire at 214 240205 Y outfit of ten horses and ten for sale; would trade for unimprov real estate. Address M. D. Alvord, Kearney, Neb. 159 20% {JOR SALE—Dormant schle, capacity pounds. Phil. Stimmel & Co., 911-01: st., Omaha, 14 P()u SALE—Very fine thoroughbred Ne foundland pup. Address, B Bee, 3,400 Jones ) ;;l.v:m- Ts_the life of man. Buy our muntle folding bed. Call and see them. New York Storage Co., 1308 Capitol ave. 28 20 R SALE—Lense and furniture of a 12-room house on Farnam street: house and furni- ture new: for particulars address n‘r office, K argal 3 et of counters ahd one ice chest, suit able for grocery store. Euquire at 612 8. 10th St. . R SALE or Rent—Civil and mininz engin- cer's business, office and instruments in SanJuan county, Colorado. J. F. Wannemaker, ALE—One thousand cords of wood In load lots. Orders from brickyard men andothers sollctted. Promptuttention glyen Ad- dress D.C. McDonaid, Bartlett, lowa. — 651 2 BLACKSMITH shop for sale, has one forze, 9 tools without stiop for sale. | ADpIY 10 Wm. Buseh, Blue Hill, Webster Co., s FoR sauk— ~Some fifi young mares an hons, fit fur or track. Addn‘w lt Gibson, York, Ni o5m 7+ R exchan, l-‘l Nebraska farms for stocks of general mdse. J. A. Berger, Long Plue, Nnh. 321 1 29% MISCELLANEOUS, MONEY toloan on improved roal es commisston charged. Leavitt Hum)llm, room 1, Creighton block. SRS Mms\ to loan on improved city proporty at lowest rates, C and. First ni E. F. Seaver, room 15, cham- fm es negotinted i 201 er of corameree, NOR SALE_At @ bargain, u fully_equipped meat ma; et doing good business. Owner wishes to go east. 13, 28 Bec oflic b 206 T ANTED—Partner with $150 to take half in- terest in amusement enterprise; patd 70 per month last October. Call at 218 LA er. ) FTRST class meat market_for sale, good To- cation and established trade. ( l»—npl'rutl\ e Land & Lot Co., 206 N 16th st. 3 18 ARTIES having bnlkrurl stock for sale, or persons who wish to close out their stocks for cush, may find a buyer by addres Windsor Hotel, Lincoity Neb. 'ARBER &hop and bath rooms for rare good Chance: will bear investigation: For particulary inquire of Melchior Bros. 24! A 00D experi enced man to take one-half n tercst in large grocery business, in a good live town in Jowa; a.bargain for the right man. Co-operative Land & Lot Co., 205 N. Tthyt, NOR SALE—A zood restaurant in central lo- cation; rent #16. Fixtures etc., reasona- ble, Call und gat’ particulars, Co'operative Land & Lot Co., 306 N 16th ] ANCH of 160 acres with_houso, barns, cribs, mr{» sheds, etc. everything complote fc 3 tebaing.” N. Harnes, Contral OR SALE—Drug stoc] there {3 in the city. about §7.000. tate or secured note: st, opp. Chamber EIRST-class moat mar) location, and doing s good business. operative Land & Lot Co., 205 N 16th xt. As fine location as Clean stock. Invoice Part in good resl es- QPLENDID business opening B “located in best town west of Omaha. dress Honday & Halderman, room 6 and ( n blk, Grand Isiand, Neb. JOR SALE-First-class voarding Iummv near P. 0. rooms all occupled; good cause for selling. X 45 Bee office. AMERY—For rent, loase or sale—Capacity of 108 of bugter per day: with ull machinery and 10013, apparatus, etc., for running simc. trom one to rox for pasturc and hog lots, fenced; in A g "'fi'"" terrifary, Located. ut Stylla, Rich- andson b. Address' 1T, E. C W ANTEDGrey carriage hum.uon years, 164 hands, 1,25 ]’mlm s, =ound, kind, hand- some; trial and' guaranty’ required, 'Drake Bros., 316 8. 15th st. 6118 HE banjo taught as an art by Geo. £. Gellen- T Jfi’u“fiey st. A 182 TIIE only cook book is Silver Creek Coal. 213 S14th, Jefr W. Bedford. T4 20 . H. JOHNSON, cistern_bullder, wells bored wnd dug, 400 N 30th st., maig Neb. s 'l‘liE On Tlm_. HG\MT').\G Fair, To housekeepers. ‘We are bound to show you that we can save you money in prices. Parlor s\llu‘. Uhl\‘l:l':vl’ !:ll‘ Bed spriugs, bed mattrasses, 'Folaing beds, side boards, eas "Tubiok, chairs, MIFrors, pletures, , commodes, tetes, vans, rockers, curtains, stoves, ‘Tinjyure. crockery, glissware, lamps. furnished eolnP Easy paymenta! mr n Prices the lowest, G on p\unlent-l a0 B0¢ south T siveot, Corner Jackson. No connection with any other house. Yor ‘Sdvanoes 10 Douse recelpts wiven; goddn ina "'?"'ma. commission merchants. Call New York at., Bennett' Co., Capitol ave and N, itk WAITID—'I’O BUY. Plattmouth, unimproved, 1 cultivated, 20 aores grove of large timber, un! Cumbered; 160 ucres, \rnM.-r Co., near Red Cloud, im- proved, £ per iv: 28 acres, Adnun( 20., 13 miles from Hastings, 20 acres l.lfllhrt&(l. well lmproved, $25 per acre. Morbek Co. near Silver Creck, well mlpmvetlhfi‘ponme ‘unincumbered. elgr, Co., improved, $20 per acre.’ ©b.. wild land, I3 mfles from per acre. 2,00 -éu,1 Nance rear Fullerton and Contral ity yngmberdl raw Iand, lovel Dlach ‘onm, $12 peracrg, part cash. 160 acres, B fo., near Bassett, partly im- proved, xoomlenl land $12.50 per acre. 100 acres, Holt G, near Turyer, tmproved, $10 ‘B ncres, Chiy €0, T, prico 4,000, 20 ncres, Fyemuont Co., Ta., clear, $20 per a 180 wcrew, Ry il " Nobe well ilprove 000 bearing trees, 114 acres fine vinyard, 30 acres timber, wellas clear, price ¥, houses ang g , 175104, on 524 Krlus fi‘-fi‘," licundinage 50, trade in soul ebriska. Ambler Place;foom house and bara, price 50 for lan Lot {n Unioh Square, for land or Omahia prop- erty. hlory ‘rot;m hou.:h Orchard Hill, all im- provementa, for land House o:‘i rooma lnd m& on South 20th st. for stock of groceries. House of 4 rcoms in mdory Phwe, fronting on two s for stoek of Housa of & Foomar 5. k. Hogers: add., tor fm- proved tarm clear or with small Ineuribrance; Saly suo incumbrance on house und lot. oek groceries #,00, for Omala house and lot, 'Ilh light lmmmhrunn ‘0, Sroceries ¥1.4, {or Omaha house and Stocl ok bt acumbre .00 stock dry goods and groceries, with building and lot'in town about 25 miles from Owmaha, for Omaha property of land near by, Elovator in Neb, ty, on U. 500 clear, for rice wits, chamber of commerce. 16 20 a louuhol a7 xonn ity 3‘ & RADE orsell, Brecht meat rocker for' Mt delivery wagon or cart. 1008 North 16t NSIDE city property in_exchange for farms or lands.” 3. A Heistaud, Ariington Dlack. 1 new v-rom cloar: waat good SHA au s in Windsor plac H. E. iulu ne. 18 hou 3 inside residence or business lot. cor. 13th and Douvlas, I HAVE for trade improved farm in Cau Co., near Plattsmouth, will trade for improved inside property. Address M 36, Bee oftice. TOOR SALE—Or trade, land and town property in Nebraska, Kansis and Colorado. Horses, cattle and stocks of merchanise wanted. Corre: fggudenco solicited.” T. A, English & ocerles, dry goods, o VY e of- hbots ASh: Shama! (0 Sxatahzs for Omaa property or farms. Sehiesinger Bros., 614 8. 10th s 125 A 13("( Excnange. It yl)ll have farms or lands to sell or trade send for our descriptive blanks. 1f you have any kind of property to sell or ex- chimge, Hst e with us; wo can turnish youn customer. 8. 8, Campbell & G. W. Hervey, 810 Roard ur'mme Omaha 38 Nsnun unsas farms to oxchango for. Towa and Colorado. 1 s, and vice Co-Operative Land and Lot Co., 208 N ENSON & CARMICHAEL furnish compieta and guaranteed abstracts of titla to any real estats n Omaha and Douglas county upoa short notice. The most complate sotof abstrace books in the city. No. 151) Farnam st. C Faroam Streat-Complote abstrac nished, and tities to real estate sxamine fected and quaranteed. ORNER 1ot i Izard st. 'Track o alley L. Rice & Co. {dencs 101s OppOsite Kounta prce, only & few left. d. L. Rice & Co. 5018 agents.” 9518 HICAGO Street, rull Im bet 11th and 12th st. Sale or trade, J. L e & ( 91518 [0 BUY, trade, sell, rent or exchange, see J. Rice & Co. 918, 18 (LIFTON™ Dhargains north Hanscom Dlace, 2 cholce lota 0 Mason street, salo OF rade. Rice & Co. 918, 18 CH()ILE Tesidence lots In Hillside and Haw- horne, Clarkson, 219 8 14thst. 187 18 T.0%n Patrick: -u\dd"mu 2,450, wunh mm arkson, 219 8 14th s Fon Hunscom place tmproved property, sce J. L. tice & (0 HAI(NE\ street Corner, See J. L. Rico & Rh‘u & Co. R S 91818 OR SALE—A good investment. 31 acres about 4 miles from the stock yards on the line of the B. & M. railroad, 15 ininutes from Omaha, land lies very level and is good soil. Riflo range 1s now located near by, With pros: pect of locating Fort Omaha in'that vicinity Price §100 per acre, terms easy, small incum- brance due in f years. Adjacent land is adver. tised at to#30) as & bargain. Groves of black walnut timber on the land. Investi- gate this mmfnu will learn that it is ‘a genuing m gain. Watts, sole agent, chamber of commerce, ¥ sale, all of block 6, E. V. Smith's addition, £ rusts, $1,700 for inside lots, terms 0k on e For sule Halt Howard St., Omana, i $100 per foot. For sale, lot 7, block 3, Capitol Hill addition, 2 per foot T sale, Potter & Cobb's addition, lnls 21, 22, k 3 and lots 23, ana 24, block 2. l'rh' 8, Hillside No. 1 00. Hillside No. 1, #2,650. Fine trackage property. Wholesale firms looking for location can léarn of desirable loca- tion at the best prices offered, on favorable terms. J. H. Watts, chamber of (‘nmm‘;‘r('b. i—A few choice I cap 1t sold this O ek. Cull on, the Ramge block. 6 25° 7OR BALE—7-room house and 80 ft south_and eust front, corner lot, in west part of city, two blocks from car line, .’ Small cash pne ment und balance monthly, or will ‘trads equity for food paper or v acant’ lot. ¥. K. nu. 1606 oward. © BEAUTIFUL i room 2 story houses with e largo closotin each hed room, city water, gas, well and_cistern, convenient to car line, #pléndid location, desitable neighborhood, $:0) cashand balancs ' to suit. H. E. Cole, ne. cor. 1th and Doviglus. Lk R SALE—House and lot in_ Walnnt Hill. Easy payments. P. A. Gavin, solé agent. U7 Mch 13 AWLEY House, North Platte,Neb., for sale. On account of the death or in; Wlffi 1 will sell the property on easy torms, Address John Hawley, North Platte, N TT3mY" R SALE or Trade— Full lot on Farnam st., one bloc! street cars. Price 8,000, “Two one-fourt Kossuth county, o One-stxth interest in an addition to_South Omaha, free of encumbrance, for good western farm clear. or not heavily encumbered, good property. G804 ngide Dusinces property, free of en- cumbrance, for good house’ aud lot In north purtotensy, S A Sloman rooms & ands), lman bullding, cor. Farnsm and 13th sts. Fon BAL l-wrvm best lots in Mount Pleasant ne corer; cai be divided uid mnmm east front lots. Muke offer; must few days. A, Hecofico. o1 . bik u “Jetter's addition to 8, Terms easy. F.K. mxua. Oz F Llu-uwm- pm inger Bros., Iul 0th s y and Behles- Lo West FORBATE Do of the best Tots n Willaid No. 1, Just acrose strect. from Yutes® new residence.’ Make offef: any reasonable propos sition wili be_entertainod for few days; must A 3, Bee office. )u SALE-Hurguna: Good Tot 81:0; ‘now o, 1 lot, #1, cashiimproved farm .30, M0 acres, $360: 100" moron.. o1 Eant valloy farm, stone hous, good improve. m»m.s. acres, only $2,000; twoother farms 81,50 8ach: & corners on Dougins or Dodge, soe se; 40 acres 1 miles from talr ground, ash: 10 acres inside city, $I00 per acre, M 100 cheapest lots_ever puton the Omaha market, & and $10 down; can't help but make money on above property. Drake Bro's. 3108 15th st. 1% 25 JO‘IES and I12th st corner, SeeJ. L. ltll‘nlkl(,o. cash; ele- A GREAT hflr ain in house and full lot on 8 ), worth $8,000. (,l-ré«ngn, 219 8. um £ “treet »n“:_g“n‘m. 4T foet front near nty-fourth, With & #4000 fmprove: Rice & Co 918, 18 ACKAGE Property —T make a 8 Jm-tnny o inside and outside trackuge and manufac- tnrm;i und business property, and am able to guit In-price and quality, the most cautious larkson, 210 8. 14th st. 167 18 qu NDERS street, 63 feot front om paved L street, $1,000 le an wl hm 1s lnked for Iim[& N ng C 1 A street, & beautiful 10 room house, all modern conveniences, an elegant home. Price $7,000, }5 cash, balance to suit. H. E. Cole, ne. cor. 15th and Douglas. J L. RICE & CU., Real Estate, 973 23 25 Notlce of Incorporation. Whom It Muy Concern: Notice {8 horeby. ghven thay “The Bee Huilding Company’ nas led. in the office of the eonnty clerk of Douglas county, Nebraska, urticles of incorpor- ation. The principal place of transacting its business i at Omaha, in Douglas county and state of Nebraska, The gemeral nature of its business 15 to acquire, own, hold, lease, mortgage, sell and convey real estate, erect btldings and improve- menta upon the|4ams, fot ‘reniing wuch real estate, Tho ‘amount of capital stock authorized is ) ten per cent of which to be paid at the timo of subscribing for the same, and the re- mainder as required by the board of directors. e cotboratlam cOnmAnCes JANuAry 10th D. I»‘nfkmm will terminate the lith diy of Jai highest lm(!unt of hlflehwflnfl!! ur liabil- ity to which the corporation. shll atany time ;\lhjs(‘l itself Is two-thirds of the Ellpl stock ssned husiness affalrs of the corporation are to by & hoard of dfrectors of fve members w K!\Il select from their numbver a president, secretary and treasurer, EDWARD ROSEWATER, HUO! HENTY A- HASKELL. otico of Stockholders’ Meecting of the Omaha Republican Company. Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Omaha Republican Com- pany will be held at the oflice of the Omaha Re- publican Company, uummm, Nebraska, on the th day of Februuty, 1885 ut £ orclo the purpose of electing three direc company in_place of C. I, Smith and R. 8. Hall, CHARL ‘Prewldent Omahn Hop Dated Omaha, Feb, 9, 18 et Tayior Syt mpaty. CM,MKISLAIMMGIFIG RAILWAY By reason of its central position. ¢ 08¢ relation to lines of gnd contimisus hies ab terminal points West, iwest Southwest, fs the Biiddle link'in Shat transcontinentas ryatem vl whlcl invites aud facilitates travel and traffo bel Atlantie and Pacifie. The Rock Inland matn ling aad branches include Cht Peoria, Geneseo, Moline eago,Joliet Ottawa, La fa & Rook Taiand, i illinola t Daveaport, Muscatina, Wasnington, .mn.u, Ottum , Wost Lib- arty,Towa City, Des: Inulndlmoh Wintersotsatian: Knoxville, 'Audubon, Harlan, Guth: Coancil Bluls, in lowa: Gallatin, Tre meron and Kansas City, in Missourl; Loat 324 Atehtion, in Kanmmay hmn Lea, Minneapol P wn and Bloux Falls, 19 Quarantees meor rrmlmlt vy Lo Yot stene an ite ro Sersil e useful, an o : Tes Bxpress Trains sonsiss of mupsrior Uay alagant Pullman Palace Parlor superb Dining Cars, prov Saq (between Chi City) resttul Resliaing Cbalr ©ars. Its man- Coneh lis and 8¢. Pa. " is the Kxpress Trains run or Sonriste in Tawa and 'and, via Watertown and Bloux Falts, to th Hloh wheat end grasing lands of interior Dakota. Via the Rock Lalan: Gren) Feesive protestion, courtes For ticket olde) A ROMANOE OF THE BORDER. The San Pedro Ranch and Its Annex of 100,000 Acre St. Louis Globe-Democra About twenty-two miles from ‘Lombstone and about five miles from the American frontier, is the 8an Pedro ranch. It is the first habitation in Mexico as ap- proached by the Sonora valley route* Don Jose Marie Elias is the proprietor of the San Pedro ranch, which embraces about eighty thousand acres of well- watered, well-timbered land in Mexico, lying cheek by jowl with this country. Besides his 80,000 acres, Don Jose had supreme control and management of 100,000 acres belomging to two nieces, both pretty girls, one aged nineteen and the other thirteen. The San Pedro ranch~—named foe:the San Pedro river, on the banks of which it is lo- ‘cated—was a favorite - place of ve- sort for the fuvoredjyouth of Tombstone. Don Joso was a fine old-fashioned gen-. tleman—and prohnbl{ s yet—and was oxtremeli popular with the Tombstone bloods. He frequently visited Tombe stone and had the entree to the Tomb- stone club, and knew how to work the nunpumr people for pusses to the thea- ters, n Jose had plenty of mone; but he folt that it was an evideuce of distinction to enter n theater on a free pass, Once the writer procured Nim a }}m« on the railrood for Contention to ‘ucson and return, and when he re- turned he spent 8500 to celebrato the high honor that was conforred' on him. Don Jose was a high kicker, When a comic opera company. visited Tombstone and rendered **Pinafore" for the first time, the grand old hidalgo fell in love with all the chorus girls, After the performance as was the custom of the area and region, the bloods of the town took the trou, to su‘[’\ per at the Tombstone club, and Don Jose insisted upon hl\HAn all the members of the company to his ranch for u week’s repose, and when they de- clined because of positive arrange- ments of the manager, he got mad and left. Don Jose was & royal old charac- ter. He would rather suffer, from chronic impecuniosity and spend money like a prince,than be a bonanza prince, and spend money like a beggar, Tomb- stone was an anti-Mexican town, like most towns on our frontier, and. Don Jose was the only Mexican received as a peer in Tombstone society. It was jn 1880 that the writer of this concluded to spend his vatation in Mexico. Letters of introduction are at once a passpor. and a currency for Americans travelin in the sister republic. The writer left Tombstone well fortified with letters of introduction to Don Jose, who I had a previous acquaintance with, among others. When the writer reached tho San Pedro ranch, Don Jose received him like a prince. In fact, the old hidalgosurrendered his house to his visitor. He gave him the best room in the house, showed him the pantry, pointed out the different servants or peons and named their duties, and last, but not least, gave him a keyto the strong adobe building in which the momfi and wine wert stored. The visitor reached the San Pedro ranch on Sunday evening. Everything went lovely until about 6 o'clock. Then the noise of a carringo was heard approach= ing and Don Jose went to an unglazed but safely barred window to see who ap- roached. When he saw the new arrival is face twisted out of shape and he muttered ‘“‘caraja” botween his teeth, but went smilingly like a gracious host to receive the new guest. The new ar- rival was a Tombstone doctor named Bartlett. He greeted the Don cordiall but quickly took his departure to_t! o reception room and joined the ladies. The writer had a speaking acquaint= ance with Bartlett, but did not nwnber him among his frionds. After a while Bartlett came out in the yard, where Don Jose and his previous visitor were enjoying a smoke. It was ovident that the doctor’s arrival did not add to the peace and comfort of the Don. When the doctor joined thesmoking party the Don found an excuse to leave. Then the doctor spoke to the writer in this way: “I want you to helpme. I want to marry the Senorita Inez, but the old folks are opposed to tho match. What ought I do? You are Irish, I should judge by your name, and ought to bo experienced in matters of that kind.” Discussion of the case en- sued, and and all the particulars were brought out. It was learned that Inez, the oldest of the young ladies, was not only ready but willing to 5»001 issues wiL{. the doctor, and the doctor pro- fessed to be wildly anxious to make the Mexican girl his wife without further consideration. This was about all the writer wanted to know to become a par- tisan of the lovers. The doctor was driven to the San Pedro ranch bya liverymgn, who was also a justice of the peace. There was no license to marr, ne 3 A na_at the time. an. Arizonn was only five miles by & good country road from the San Pedro ranch. With conditions and circumstances well in mind, the recorder hereof said to the doctor: “Go and see the young lady get her to prepare. Sce your driver, who is a justice of the peace, nnd have him to fix ug) team quictly. ‘When the team s ready and darkness obscures the pro- ceedings, get the young lady to enter the coach and drive like — to Arizonn, where thu driver can tie the knotin a minute.” The doctor actually kissed his adviser and proclaimed him in ful- some phrases the author of his happi- ness. He interviewed the driver, ho, of course, was willing to assume character of ]ustme of the peace on l.he slightest provocation. The young lady was interviewed and she was willing. Darkness came, the team was fixed up and cvorvthhlg was ready. The young lady was a brick, and with her face en- veloped in a mantilla, left her home and entered the carriage without hesitating. Ali was ready, and the historian of the event has his ears mwdy to hear the noise of the dc;]mrt.l carriage. Don Jose and writer were * sipping mescal and swappin incidents of Tombstone life in the room assigned to the latter at:the time. The doctor entered with head downcast and cheeks laved with tears. He called the Don outand then unfolded a tale. The sncaking paregoric sharp told the old Don that he loved his niece and was anxious to marry her, and grieved at the opposition of the young lady’s guardian, He told how in his deep distress he appealed to the writer and the advice he received. To make along story short, he guve the whole suap away, and the old Don, furious, went to the carriage which stood on.the road, took hisniece out and escorted her to the house. Then he paid his respects to your humble servant. He upbraided him with abusing his hospitality, read the letters of introduction that \e sented, and wound up by uxduuu V‘I’n summarily from his premises. Fhore was no way out of it. The planner of the elopemeny had to go. He eéntered the carriage vacated by the lady and returned to Tombstone. The doctor had the gall to take a seat by his side. The writer held his peace without speaking until the sacred soil of the United States wa s reached, and then he relieved 'his pe nt-up feeling by kicking the doctor out of the carriage. following him out and trouncing him soundly on the land of the free. It turned out later that the doetor loved the lady’s 50,000 acres .of land better than he loved herself, and fearing that complications might ulw if he eloped with her, he wanted to curry favor with the uncle and guar- dian how sorely he was tempted how bravely he had resisted. Don Jose, who was a thoroughbred to the marrow, ever afterwards despised him, and the young lady was summarily cured of her affection for the Gringo and cut his ae- quaintance. It was a year before the writer could satisfactorily oxplain his connection with the affair to Don Jose, but at last an understanding ‘was reached and they parted as friends, The lady in the case is now the wife .of a prommont Californian and resides at Los Angeles, ' e — ? One of the most difficult problems to solve in Britain at present is what to ao with the vast wrmy of young ladies of good famiy who are hnls:f for -mplofymnnt. Husbands soarce r ed genteel work prewiin, . In the event of war there nay nmw(orwmolmmh the fleld.