Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 2, 1888, Page 7

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"‘Y. ".lll'()IlE V. PARR, Pharmacist, 1800 8t. Mary's ue. CUTHER, South Omaha. SITUATIONS WANTED. TED—Gentleman, 24 years of age, d sires a position in an_insarance or real es- tato office; object to learn the business. Can wive A No. 1 references. FHos recently held po- sition of involce clerk in the largest wholesals ton Il cuso in the U. 8. at Chicago.” Addros e office, "W ANIEDSituation by practical printer, & years experience; married, sober and steady workman, Country office of references. W, J. J., 8t. Elmo Valley, lowa. Pharmacist, 624 North 16th News Dealer, Post Office, G. roferred, best orel, Missourl 10123 JITUATION wanted by & young man 25 years, ¥ in wholesale of ro tail hardware store, has cral years experienco and can_give good rei- ces; call ornddress State Employment office 417 Farnamist.; room 11 11413 ANTED-—Typewriter, willing o commence at small wages, permanent situation, must write good hand. nfifim H, flse‘;.flee. WANTMF\ Gung Tadics Who are cmg—dfl A fipm the city and boardl to try the Norris Best and _cheapest restaurant in the city. Paxton Hotel, ropean ladies and 311 & 318 Bo. Restaurant. ntlemen 4th st. Opp. ‘MPLO!MI"T .UI'A!. DIAN Employment Office—Male and fe. male help sent to all parts if fare 13 ad- vanced, Reference, Omaha National bank. Mrs, Broga 710 8. 15th, Tel. 884, T8mie JATE City Employment office, 314 8. 16th. Tel- ephone 1,106, ?Il-]p for all kinds of work sent to all parts, Reference Douglas Go, bAK. RNATIONAL Employnient parlors; re- rts if fate 18 ad. alconer bl'k, R.2 151md* nployment Office 1s conducted in an honorable manner, appilcants d on short notice, . 138, 11th 044 m1s* NTI spectable lelp sent to all vanced, cor 15th & Douglas, suppl WA NTED—Men and boys out of work to call at_the City Intelligence office (Creighton bIK.), corner I5th and Douglas st MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. iD—Good real estat . F. Harrison, 418 &, 15th very good cook in Omaha out o loyment o come and leave his ad- Thave lots of places. Mrs. Brega, 16 S. VW ANITED-Tioard and room in a quit neigh- Horhood by &n express messenger; refor- ences required, Address H 61 Bee office. 9411 YV ANTED-Fifty feot of counter and sixty foet of shelving suitable for general mer- chandise store, Address D, C, McDonald, Hurt- lett, la. 31 68 L SAGEMENTS to do_dressmaking fa tami- lies solicited, Miss Sturdy, LS 15t gt m “WANT more small honses for rent. F. L. Gregory, rental agent, 300 8. 16th. 616 dress, 15th., ANTED-To rent house ingoo hood to a good tenant by the year, rent must be very reasonable, Address ‘with full description and location J 3, Bee office. 116 1% " ANTED-To rent cottage in pleagant neigh- borhood, southwest preferred, rent not more than £, ' Address J 1 Bee oftice, 982 1% W ANTED-Room and board in private fam. ily or private boarding house by young Address 1 %2, Tige of 084-2% lady with references. WO girls want situations as cooks tu_private familios. Apply at 110 North Ioth st, | VW ANTED—Situation fn n private family by a young man, has considerable experience H 71 Bee, 1000 1% 'VV ANTED-Situstion as housokeeper by an American widow of 27 with boy of 3; 1s & Minnie, Box 050 i* 1n the care of horses and cows, Biee cook and neat housekeoper. ANTED--Situation as salesman by a young man of eight years experience in books, _stationery and fancy goods; best of references. Address 1812 Chicago st, 014 2 (GO0D gardener, Scotchman, {8 fa want of o situntion, understangs glass. Address H, 62, Boe office’ 940 1% VA7 ANTED-Situation by steady young man, Whero e can make a living, * position in some wholesale house profered, —Address H 60, Beo office, 94314 VV‘\NH- )—A nicely furpished house for oYY two or three months; addross 1 6) Bey ot- ce. V ANTED—S able for plano practice; must be within blocks of postoliico. Address I g0, lee olice. 4 mall unfurnished room, suit- FOR RENT-HOUSES. JOR RENT—Two large cottages, 627 and (20 17th avenue, now in course of construction; ready by June Ist next. Johu I, F. Lehmaun. OR_RENT—Fine rmodern _residence 623 South 17th stret, John H. F, Lehmanu. IOR RENT—3-room house ll"léwr month, Io- quire’8. & corner Lith and Viaton st, TFOR RENTroom cottage, 212 Capitol ave. Inquire %18 Capitol ave, 3¢ ANTED—Situation by young man willing to do mosvanything. ~ W. H. Bridges, 507 8. 16th st. 05 1* ANTED-First-class pastry cook: must be z00d on creams, ices, ete. Address Brown's Res taurant, N. 11th-st., Lincoln, Neb. ‘W ANTED—By & firstciass dressmaker, en- agagement in private fawilies, £22 8'18th, £ Miss Turner. 682 mé) WANTED--MALE HELP. L) OR RENT—6room cottage for_rent §25, and furniture tor salo at a bargain; rooms Tented paying rent of house; central, best loca- tion in city. Apply 1921 Douglas st. 9 2¢ 'OR RENT—About June 1, very convenient 9-room house in good repair, desirable loca- tion, 10 minutes walk from P O} furniture and carpets for sale should applicants wish to pur- chase. Address drawer 2, PO. 963 ORt RENT—Elegant 10-room_house, all mod- orn Improvements, on car line. Inquire 1408 Douglas st. (23 T AN § state managers, also men for ad- Joining states, Our goods'are new. We have big salos and o opposition. Big mouey casy made. - Ploase call oo 16, Barker block, ANTED—An expericnced night clerk; must have first-cluss regerences; wages 830 Mrs, Brega, 316 8 12 7 ANTED—A boy to drive a grocery wagon; one tiiat can speak German. Inquireat 2601 Cuming st. 09 1 YV ANTED-Au cxperlenced operator on pants. London Tailors, 313 \OR RENT—Nine-room house, all modern im- provements, half block from cable cars on Dodge st Apply to k. . Duke, 1400 Donlas st. [OR RENT—House § rooms. 2 closots, hydras in house, porch in front, side ind bacl Enquire 1611 8; Center st. 2 TR Cole, room 6, Continental block. . ono H.E RONT room, with aleova: all modern con- venlences; day bosrd, 210 Farnam st 200d_bullding briok, de- at Peru, Neb., at a very low 315 m NEWLY furnished rooms, board it deaired, Qesirable location. 714 N, 19th st. 610 1% PURNISHED and unfurnished room for rent At BZS South 19th st. 008 43 JIORNISHED rooms and board, 1009 Farnim, @ furniture, carpets, fixtures & pleasantly locatod, newly mear horse and cable cArs, team, furniture, etc. in 1se must be sold at once, _For par- Hartman & Gibson, 1013 Far- 7 BUmife FOII RENT-Furnished rooms in Greuunig bik o or, 13th and Dodge sts. Inquire of Ge Millard hotel billiard room. %8 RENT—Front parlor, furnished, to per- manent, reliable party. Gentlemen only, 1620 Cass, 53 1 ARGE comfortable front room, suitable for three or four young men, at 1611 Dodge. 403t {OR RE easant furnished front south room, with alcove bedroom, #16. ‘Also one Iarge room #12; bath room; pleasant heighbor- hood. Reerence required. 1010 Webster st. N EWLY furnishod room at reasonable rent. AN 521N, 16th st ARGE plensant room, modern convente 41706 Chicago st. FIIWO nicoly furnished rooms with board i- B References required, I\Y‘Zi. 2' e ntlemen who will be per- 0 3 ass rooms, at moderate prices. Davenport. 524 OR REN irnished rooms with first-class board, 2013 Douglas st. 515 4+ ma firs furnished room with board. 607 1) HAVE most desirable rooms for summer will rent cheap to permanent parties, 1430, N 18th st 10414 OR_RENT-Two basement rooms, 262 Dodgest. Rentlow, Inquire within, SALE-Two (@ tubular steol bollors Hx ot, with smoke stack, steam guage: glass water guages, etc., all complete; will sel! cheap, Address Fred Krug, Brewer, \\mht Neb. ONEY to Loan—0. P, Davis Co, real estate And loan agents, 1506 Farnam st. 278 @00,00-T0 Ioan on Omatia oity property a8 8 Dercent, G, W. Day, 8. K. cor. K%, Bl n 'ONRY to loan on furniture, wagons, ‘tc.,whhnnl temoval; or on collataral secure ity. Business conMdential. O B Jacobs, 30 SJon OMB choice loans wanted. A. K, Riley. 19 Farnai 455 m2 N8 made on real estats and mortgages Lewis 8. Reed & Co,, 1621 Farnam. 27 OR SATAN-Furniture In houss of nine rooms,centrally located. Address, G 10, Teo Office. t JOR SATL arge Hall's safo, new. M. A. Upton & Gg. o1 OR SALE—A No. 7 Hall's safo with door. 215 South 13th st. —A top_bug 180 20 S, 16th st. inside 9 NOR § Fous Comsto TFORSALE -Best carriages at Soaman's, Chenpest carriages at Seaman's, Best phnetons At Seaman's. Cheapest phactons at Seaman huggles at Seaman's. st hugiles at Seaman’ Rest wagons at Seaman’s, Cneapest wigon's at Seaman’ Enet side of 10th st., north of Nicholas, Studebaker Repository. W02 M 17 OR SALF—8 or 10 hotse power engine and 13 Horse botler In good order. Chioap for cash. Rees Printing Co. Wi {OR SALE-Dormant acala capacity 5400 pounds. Phil. Stimmel & Co., 911913 Jones st., Omaha, 67 v, nearly new,C olum A single harn A H. Best Cheay W DOW and rice, Ol th and ns at the lowest ns repaired. Address S, 50 108 2422 front room, R RENT—A nicely furn! Enquiro at suitable for two gentlemen. 2611, 8t. Mary'save. Fnk RENT-2 furnished Tooms suitablo for 4 wentlemen, Inquire Room C, 3d floor, 1302 Douglas. 62 EW and nicely furnished rooms, with gas, bath, etc., moderate rates, at 2200 l)uu‘glns. 01t RENT—To 1or 2 gentlemen, room_with bath et 2319 Douglas, 882 JOR RENT—/ all modern improvements. large front room with alcove, 1300 Dodge st. 045 F‘fi]}&xsxlkl;':&.;n}{ 1M3SWth, 620 mir JFRONT room furnished, 1715 Dodge. % C H paid for Ahand Dooks at the An- tiquarian book store, 308 N. 16th st. 624 TIHEE bango taught ag an art by Geo. . Gellon- beck, K09 Harnoy st 152 JH UGH STOCKMAN_-Birass and bronze foun- dry, work of ail kinds. (Cor. 14th and Leav- mal 5Hma® i, 2 and harness for South Omalia lots, George SternsdorfT, room 6, opp postofiice, 2 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. hand Institute i y practical, ive shorthand s in the west, Al its graduat uations aud giving entire sat ) can enter at any time. No_summer 8end for circulars to Valentine's Shorthand ln: stitute, 1515 Dodge st., Omaha. 420 STORAGE. enworth'st [(YURNISHED Room to rent. ave. 'OR RENT-— Rooms _(unllsh«\l and Il)l(ul: nizhed, 1724Can. ave. 200 FOR RENT--ROOMS UNFURNISHED, NFURNISHED rooms to reut, 843 South 17th st 107 3* 202 St. Marys K 'OR REN'T—4 rooms 1702 Webster st. ... 20 00 3 rooms 1023 N 20th st.... vo seceees 18 50 Also3 rooms 1017 N 20th. L 1w 8 rooms 1108 S 7th st. 12 50 4 rooms, 419 8 16th st... Sile . 20 00 Judge Rental Agoncy, .. cor 15th & Haney. NOR RENT—An unfurnished room, Z32 Dav- enport. 08 2% OR RENT--Three unfurnished rooms rent. 2212 Mason St. 009 4 OR RENT—Two unfurnished floors, 612 south Toth street. Cummings & Murphy, on prem- B ises. 7 for FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. LEAN storage for furniture, chandise, otc. Rufus B, Clark, street. STORE your stoves and furnit Y Furgison Furniture Co. 7l 16th stroo JTORAGE—Haying rented the large six story b fire proot building iy the Mercer black am prepared to offer the lest factlities for storage ©f all kinds of goods, furnituro, planos, stoves, buggles, cutters and merchandise, reasonable rates, recelpts given, insurance. R. Robinson, 1112 Howard st. 72 moe RACKAGE, Storage, lowest rates. W. M Bushman, 1311 Leavenworth. 120 WANTED—TO BUY. WK 12 ¥ cash, small_established busi- ness {n country town or business build- ing. Addréss H 64, Bee office 030 1% WMFN ) A. P. Tukey will buy some zool 1st ard 2t mortgages it well secured. A, P. Tukey, 1324 Farnan. 54 iv LL buy fAinitureofa house or flat con- trally located. Co-op. L. & L. Co, 205 N. 16th 8 Some well located store rooms H. L. Cole, voom 6, Contingntal 20 & 16th 7 R it cheap. block. OR_RENT—Suite of oflices frontin; street, in Withuell block. OBBIE block—A new 3 story brick just nearing completion, 8. E. corner Park ave avenworth, two elegant store rooms, xfi0, large cellars, alsn corner basement: nished oft for barber shop, several tlats ond and_third floors. Low rents and Apply to Hobbie g on 453 3 and each room in the se all modern conveniences, Bros., telephone &5, Cheap to good tenant, 6-room N, 1ith. Inquire 218 S 13th st. OR RENT- house, 11 13 8. 15th st. i1 W ANTED—Good blacksmithand helper, Ap- ply at factory Omaha Curringe and Sleigh 0., Albright Sta 081-1 TOR RENT—Brick hotel in city of 10,000 pop- ulation. J. H. Wooley, Grand ' Island, Neb. 470 T 7 ANTED—Two mon of good address to soll a line of spectalties; call at £21 8. 10th st. ED—Milkor. 4118 Saunders st. 008 ANTED—Competent cook and_launa and nurse girl at 718 N 21st st. No 3’}\. 07 2 ANTED—Live agents. Write Buffalo Mu. tual Life, Accident and Sick Benefit as. ation, Buffalo, New York. 18 AN sud wife for private family, 0. Mrs. Livega, 510 8. 15th, 956 1% 7 ANTED--An experienced roller for cracker tactory, Address Motealt Milling & Co., Central City, Neb. 516 ANTED—Men and women_everywhero for a genteel business guaranteed to pay 260 er month. 2 samples freo to either sex seek- ng permaneut empioyment, utely unnecessary, Co.. I Chicago, 388 ml* @70 her Month—& gents wauted in every county, Plan of work easy; new goods; write with K 62 University _4%0moj " 1304 Douglas Experience abso- Merrill Mtg. Fr week profit easter than ovher lines puy 0 stanps. Gould M'f'g Agenc; Tlace, N, Y. City. Bovs—am. Dist. T WANTED--FEMALE HELP, watross ot of city, #25,fare pald, cook for Osceola, #0. Mrs, Brega, 8168 15th, : 1i6 1 TOR RENT—8room house. luquire J. I, Barton, 2616 Capltol ave. 605 OR RENT.—Six room flat well furnished, throughout. Furniture for sale. Ail mod: ern conveniences. Locatlon central. Two street car lines pass the door, Address H 57, Bee of- fice. 605 2+ DOR RENT—One half of store room, 1212 Douglas st. Wm. H. Spelman. 4 FOOR RENT—One-half the store room at 1 Douglas under the Miliard hotel. 155 [OR RENT—Store and basement, st M FOR RENT _Two business or oflice rooms 1t floor 25 per month. W. E. Clark, 1414 Harney. 5 NOR RENT— Half of office at 312 8 10th st. Chamber of Commerce bld, Odell Biros, & Co. o0 ERY desirable 10-room house, corner 21st and Burt st. Al modern fmprovements, On cablo and street car lines. Inquire Dr. Paul, ne cor. 15th and Dodge Sts. 2t - WO fluts tor rent, unfurnished, six rooms each, nt 512 S 16thst. Taquire at the plac 303 2% JOR RENT—10-room house, and furniture for sale. 811 North (2th 2 mlt T—Furnished house, 0 roomws, quire 509 So. 23d st. from 9 to 12, 287 03 QOMETHING cheap, houso for xent or for ) “sale, furnitare for sale, incinding Encyclo- podia, Britupnica, now Stégk pianoand other urniture, Otto Beindorf, 823 Georgla vene. URNISHED hotel for rent—The St, Elmo hotel, Missouri Valley, Ta. The leading ho- tel of the city and only oné block from the de- pot. For further particulars address Hugh ercy. 849 m1 R RENT-6-room flat fronting Hanscom Park. Bath, gas, hot and cold water, $30, F. L. Grogory, Rental agent, 300 5, 16th s! T {OR RENT—2 new 11-room nouses, $10, by 8, T. Peters d Douglas, 745 NTED—A competont girl for general housework. Apply 034 South 2m}| st. 05 " TANTED—Four good dimingroom girls at ouce, Bostwick hotel, Hastings, Eh;u‘ 1 —Two girls to fold pupery at 1) ANTED—A lady from 2 to %0 years of age uniucumbered, as housekeeper for an aged gout, no ehildren; to the right party can elfer pornianent and - ploasant home, beay tful purroundings, fruit, berries ete, work light must be a neat housek eepor and ood company Address J. 8. Nelson, Plum Hollow, ,lowa. GIHL_\\/ ited—Good Gorn wirl for light housework,0) G0 seeond pir recouwmeneed. come Inquire 1914 Farnam must A‘suml servant gir Good wages pald. Cls and’ Capitolave. 111 wanted to run machise on pants, 843 8. Tt pre i';—\NTI‘J]) A good uss houso and kitchen girl; wages. Call 1523 Cuss st. VE-1+ ANTED i ANTLD N or tumily of Mrs. W. G, 5 b* stout, best © wiloresses, at London Tallors, th st. v NTED-Voung girl (about 10) to assist in Nousework and dook after ehiliren i Ewall family, Mvs, McKenzle, 1630 N, 15th, Trivate fami “ aidi wadtress for sty cook for Sloux City, 0 20; 2 dlshwashors, cook for prive B0 ghils 1oz geunial housework. 8. Toub, aployment NIRLS—Call_at Internation X L wad Doug- M6 4 office for situations, Cor. 1as, Falconer block. ADY agents, $10 a day sure; new rubber un- il;lldcr gebient, Mys. . ¥, Litdie. Chivags 1 WANTED-A good WO COUK At 912 Doug- ENTY more girls wanted, .00 to 8.0, nice places. Eight ' dining Foom girls, two chambermaids for same place out ot the city. It you wish a place ut of the city, leave U8 your address. 1f you wish employnient of any kind call onus. We Bavon't time to advertlse. Gate City Euiploy- ment oflice, 814 8. 16. Teloplone 1,108° Ll "WANTED-A capatie ghrl, experienced i second worg, Good wages paid, Call forenoon at 513 N. 32d st. ik “Vw'rE”B:l iedlutely, Tadies 10 Work for . u-;'fl..muu nebdlework at their omes, (Bent any distance. (iuod pay can be de. Breryihing = furuicied. - Particulacs i ooy saddress Arilstie Needlowork Ce., 1Y, slh ; ow York Cliy | 250 IOR RENT-—2 elegant 8-100; 11 mod: ern conveniences, excellent location, con- venient to street cars, 835 per month if taken soon. H. E. Cole, ne 15th and Douglas. 930 TQOR RENT—A T-room_flat. Inquira of Geo, Higgins, in the cigar store 1615 Howard st Owicu oomns, 002 8. 13th st. 830 OR RENT—Snite of office rooms, Bushman ! “block, cor. 16th and Douglas, Nine room house, cor. 17th and Dorcas, £ per month, in- quire W. M. Bushman, 1511 Leavenworth, 713 NOR T ow my offico on 16th st. (STORE for rent cor of Mercer and Lowe ¥ s, 1 good store for . drugelst and g cery. Inquire on premises, Chas. J. Ryan. 5 OR RENT—Threo stores and basement at 1005 Farnam street. Iuquire at Room I, Aritnigton lock, 1611 Dodge st., betwoon s room now occupied as C. F. Harrlson, 415 Ith FOR RENT--MISCELANEOUS. ] 7 Howard house in Belvidero hing new aud in perfect order, nas a £0od commercial trade: teris 1l on or address atonce, Howard house dere, Thayer Co., N - 1, lent location, rent reasonaple, inquire of . W. McVicker, room?, Barker blk. o JFOR RENT “Large barn cheap nfl.«}?u;{;. 835 RENTAL AGENCIES. F you want your houses rented to wood, prompt tenants, lst them with J. H. Par- Fotte Rental Agency, 1000 Chicago, 800 m10 OR RENT—1 f-room house. North Saundors Enquire of C. W, Deall & 3 n 15th t. : -room cottage, Howard st. Thompson, 514 8. 16th st. up stairs. . front ro modern ¢ L TOR RENT—8ix desirable houses, from &2 (o 850 per month, Leavitt Burnham, Room 1, Creighton block. Liid 1}\01( RENT—Nine.room house with all modern conveniences, furniture for sale at bargain, Tuquire of J. H. Bliorty,at 0'Donbioe & Sherfy's o8 () HOUSES centvally Incated, ront from #12 to +J 16, furnitare for sale on monthly payments. Co- . an 205N lothat > P 5 ijfi'uh. 1 you want to rent a house, store of ofice go to H. K. Cole. 5 R RENT—Two good 8 room houses on Park ave, #0 per month, D, V. Sholes, Room 1 Barker blo 21 OR RENT-A neat #0 cottuge. Apply at C. . Harrison, 418 5 14t st *> 381" Twelve-room house, and Mason streots, H0 per I Caulleld, 1304 Farnam st MOR RENT—And furniture for sale, almost 1 n, best house and location en Apply wodern cony » this will pa: igate at once, Vi 9 Dodge 394 _FOR RENT--ROOMS FURNISHED. F(OR RENT- Furnished rooms, stngle and en- sult, 1912 Davenpoit st. 8 5 Fufi RENT—Furnished rooms, FPOR RENT—Furnished rooms, N, W, cor. & and Bt. Mary's ave, [ ']')ui.\s,m-r furnished r # per nonth, 603 FURNISHED room f. b t 616 8. 17th street. VERY pleasant large furnished rooms; all desired conveulences :private house :hoard i dealred; 1 block from postofice, 1i63 CApItol ave. B4 0 ED rooms to rent, 257 Dodge at. P U446 ished south room, 1619 Douglas. b ol e g ' b 1 g | e nicaly furnished room, snitavle for 47 two “ur Tour géntlemen, 105 sy TF oy, want rented place them with Benawa & Co., 16th, opposite pu;h-lfllrn, W NTED-Houses to m‘mn%w?‘ can, Tont iem 100, 3 y . B 15th an 100, Y B Qals, b2 rnr'{fm with . E, Colo, N. E. (G REGORY, K. L., Hental agent, 500 5 10t] st. x 203 PERSONAL. Send postal address f Mirror,” * L. O. Jones, A Clothier, Omalh Al—Go to the Norris ay ricail i b opean Res- 3 Eyerything first- class, &t chop house 11 and 813 80, 14ih 8t., 0pp. Paxion Hot 7. AL—List your property to_excnany Bpotswood, 3ot S. 16th. st PEREONAL Privato home for ladies during coutinement, strictly confidential, infants adopted. Address K 42, liee oftice, £33 M163 e et T > (QTRAYED or stolen on April 2id, a M poodle, short curly bhair, brown' pu any one finding sameand réturning to 17 L st. will be liberally rewarded. Mrs. Jan McGeath. b1 RAYED ORSTOLEN—One gray mare pony, about 7 years old, 700 pounds, split ears, re- 3 to 34th & Calawell and get relvard. 430 '1% " FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. AEAP—Oue thoroughly broken 3 year old, podigreed, lriah sotier bitch und 2 "other pups 6 weolk oeks old. AddressJ 4 Bee. 113 1 FQRSALE-Ice cream soda_water, confec- tionery and cigar business, H 70 Be¢ office. o o 1 SALE— Bollor and sbafung. A 8i-horse power boiler, good as Lew, nearly 800 foet 8-inch shafting and about 60 feet smoke stock, for sale cheap. Enquire at office Omaha Falr .mlefl- ition Association, 213 South l4th st, J. H. McShane, secretary. s 950-7 R SBALE—Show cases, shelving aud coun- te Lqumm it s, ¢ Vs 50 1)'1( 3 of ehold goods of & 14 room house, will sell whole or by piece, for 4 days ouly. North side of Leavenworth bet. 17tk and 18th, i1 i QOB SALE—Large upper fioor sultable foi ¥ light Tnunufaeburiag, Tocktion 115 N 1och ot Price 8 per manith. ve Real Estate aud Propesty Exchange, 1izd Dodge st w CCLAIRVOYANT. ADAM ECCEES! The wonde and test nrediuin, c asing usiness wiil v former parlors No Where in hor trance state she accurately ro- veals the most hidden secrets of the: past, uture, 1S perfectly rehabie in ali disease, und business a pérsonally or by mail §1. No let- od-fnless accompanied by dets in 0om 12nd tloor Omahn. Med- 0sis L 16th R. NANNIE V. Warren, clairvoyant. feal, businoss and test medium, Dl Female discases 8 spectaliy, 119 R D ing medium and spirit srtist, will be Omuha for one week only, from May 1; see ad- ement, B0 MBS, HOOPER, magnetic healing clairvoyunt AW "and trance reading, N Wcor 2ith ang Cass, Am Tt ~ MWONEY TO LOAN. _ "v[L Y to loan on furniture, wagons cte., VL™ Withont removal or on collateral security, Bustness strictly confidentinl, A. E. Green- wood & € Room 1, Cunuingham bloc 15th und Jilckson. 1o loan on chattels, v Room 31, C. ber of Commierce. 508" 127 INEY To Loan—By the undersigned, who has the only properly organized loan agency in Omaha. ~ Loans of 310 to #100 made on furniture, pianos, organs, horses, Wagons, ma- chinery, ete., without removal. 0 delays. All business strictly confidential. Loans so made thatany part can b paid at auy time, each puy- ment reducing the cost pro rata.’ Advances made on fine watches and digmonds, Persons should carefully gousider who'tliéy are dealing witli, asinany new concerns ars daily coming into éxistonce, - Should you neud monsy el an seome, ' W. R. Croft, room 4 Withnell building, 15th and Harney. 3 TMONEY low rates on good city and farm property, hotos bought. Kimball,’ Champ & Ryan, U. 8 Natl bank bid, 436 mer JAN place large or small loans_ wit T At « T S NDiaaleer e Ry, o enam, 456m2 l\lnuév to lonu on improved real estate; no commission charged. Leavitt Burnbum, Toom 1, Creighton block. QEE Sholes before getting a loan, D 39 3% Simms makes improved oity loans, 'qnmihulxmhfam wanted by Sholes. 883 }I E. COLE loans mono! on improved city or « farm property. Room 6 Continental block. 210 ABETRACTS OF TITLE. IDLAND Guarantes and Trust Co. 1608 Farnam street—Complete abstracts fur. mmd titles to real estate nll‘lnm}.rl‘- And guaranteed, ENSON & CARMICHARL furnish complete and guarantesd abstracts of title to any real estate in Omaha and Douglas county upon short niotice. The most complote set of abstract books in the efty. No. 1510 Farnam st. 202 bstracts—South _Omaha—R1, Johnson & Co., agents South Omaha Land Co., have the only complote set of abstract books in South Omaha. Complete abstracts furnished on short notice. Office opposite dey T OUSE and Iot for sale in South Omaha, not in some town near by, for #800; £100 cash and 415 per month. D, Barker block, YHEAP house on Seward st near ear lin J ¥1800, easy payments. Stevens Bros., Farnam. 970 2 . WOODMAN—Money to loan_onreal es. tate in sums to suit. 220 South 13th st. 276 J. T04Ng made on Omaha city property by D. 4" V. Sholes, room 1 Burker bik. 79 ipufi 10w rate loans, Sholes, TMOSEY to Loan $2.000 to loan in sums of from %500 to $2,500 on Omaha and South Omaha property. Money on hand. Wright & Lasbury, 216 8, 14th st., upstairs, ) } ONE J. L, tional bank JS OUNTZE Place loans by Sholes, ~Toloan. Lowest rates. No delny tice & Co., over Uuulm.rcll\lule 2 39 HORT time loans mado on any avaiable L) security, in reasonable amounts. Secured notes bought, sold or exchanged. General financial buslness of any kind ~transacted promptly.quietly and falrly at tho Omaha Fic nancial Exchange, N. W. ‘cor. 15th and Har. noy sts,, over State National baunk. Oorbett, manager 4 TN OES ought. C. B, Jacobs, 82) 8. BN MONEY to 10A11 0N TUFRITUTe, NOF%es, WALONS, ete., or on any approved securtty., Low rates. J. W.Robbins, 1613 Farnam. 230 loans, Sholes. 00,000 to loan at lowost rata of intorest, on ty. . B. Irey, Fronger bl bpp. Jan double money sec In-~ ddress T fruit, tobacco and figar, ice cream fixtures; best location in the city, m grand chance to goin to business. Ad- aress J 2, Bee office, 10 it A VELL selectod 8,500 stock goneral mee. coandise witn paying trade. owner sick and must sell at once; §1,200 cash, balance good unimproved farm land,” Address H ofiice, PARTNER wanted in first & market to take place of retiring partner this will pay to investigate. Address H 66, Beo. hY \7 ANTED—Man to nvs money in six month: vestigat [IOR SALE—A banking business in a promin: ent location with lease, books, timo look and good will. " Addiess 1155, lieo oflice, Foor SALE—A long term loase of the (contral located) fancy retall stand. Apply to Fearon, Cole & Robertson, 310 S1ith, cor. "Far- r trade. The only hotel ina ving town in northwest Neb., Ad- aress Companiott & Noleman, Springs, or R. McNair, Crawford, N 408 1+ F(Tn SALE—A good brick yard and all the a purtanances, also 300,000 good bric Apply tyan & Walsh, room s, Avltugton block. VHE advertiser having h years practical cxperience in the man'f of sulphuric and other acids, fertilizers, baking powders, alkalis and other chemlcals, wishes to correspond with capitalists with a view of starting such works. Good profits. “Am i a position to give the full. talls and references, " Addross G. 19, Ona- Patterson Ofl Burner Co., 201 Canal st. Chicago, 1L or exehange. A new combined bl roller and burr mill with complete outilt of moder i 70 z00d busi- iness, with unlimited water power,on Little Blue river, in Thayer county, Neb. No Dletter location i the state. Will take good lands or city property in (part or entire) exchange, Ad. 3, Collins, Hebron, Neb' NTE have invented an instrument that sells at sight and that i3 used in ry family. 00,00 have been sold in the north- west. T can offera good man an interest in the patent for fifteen years free. No capital re- Guired. A respectable fortine canbo easily made. " If you desire a beautiful, permanent Dbusiness, apply at once. b stamp, Addr Knapp, Box 87, " Minneapol: ce, every bank and busines polis 417 2+ 197 m2» j_\_' RGAIN—T0t 19, block b, Potter & Cobh's Adition to South Omana, for $300, This ot 1s worth #500. 1. N. Watson, 3% 8, 16th st. 453 4% JROR SBALE-Two lots {n Omaha View, s 81,800, ach; one on_Lowe avenue, Wainut Hill, Address Box 201, Maywood, Il|,| 958 1* 200 J.- RICE & CO., Rteal Bstate, LE—Or exchange. We have some good ha renl estate and Nebraska farms; which we will sell cheap or trade for stock of clothing, furnishing goods,dry goods, boots and shoes, groceries or hardware.” Schlesinger B 614 8 10th & f0m1! 300, sasy payments buys a beautiul BOx1s foot lot, only 30 minutes ride from post of- fice; If you value your friend the almighty dol. lar, buy some of these lots before they are all gone. H.E, Colo, room 6, Continental block. PBIGUEST Bargain Yer—1 have 7 full-stzed lots for sale, fifteen minutes’ walk of Ar- mour's packing house, for §25; only $100 cash to et n deed and less for a coutract, "D, D. Smea- on, Barker block. 0884 J L. RICE & CO., Real lstate. 204 . R SALRE or Trade—Farnam st,, near 3sth, incumbrance §,000. Equity $3,000, Farnam st., cor 31st, Ligx 132, Trackage, 13th st. near Grace, 83x112. "({‘;;:nmx st., cor 3lst, 48.83x140 incumbrance “l}i%f«smsa, near Nicholas, 61x104, incumbrance Né’:;:'udm st., cor. Burt, 18)x51, fncumbrance 3,500, “b;.n: ave. facing park, 60x15), Incumbrance 50, © l:‘«):ll,'lnl st., near 20th, 66x13%, Incnmbrance 2,00 s1n 0. & M. Park add to South Omaha, clear of incuinbrance, porfect title, o2 aparter soctions of school land n Kossuth 00., Towa. \lquartér soetionland ta Grandy Co. Neb, clear. “All of above property for salo or trade for good inside improved property or good im- proved or unimproved farms, = 8. A. Sloman, rooms 22 and %, Hellman bidg, 1)1 Farnam st., Omaha, Neb, 8 530.00 makes fiFst payient on one of L3 " iots. Kemember the motor will make regu- 1ar trips to these lots or your money 15 refund. od. Como take u ridewithus. lenson Land Syndicate, H. E. Colo agent, room 0 Continental ock. E HAVE several chofce, inside, full lots, upon which I can build hotses to sult purchasers 1pon thelr own selection of plans, and on terms to suit. This will pay to investigate. 1. V. Sholes, room 1, Barker block. 126 J L RICE & CO., Real Estate. 204 OR SALE—Lots 15, 16, 17, 18, block 0%, Bed- ford’s 2 add, Lots on Madison square; beautitul view. 2ots in Davenport's sub-division, noar 2ith. Tlouse and lot on Hamilton, near 2th. THouse and lot on Caldwell and 23th, corner, 3 lots in Morseman's park; east front on 324 ave: street will bo paved this year. cet front on Farnam, near 20th. 11ot on Hamilton and 35th, just on grade, 4 lots 1 l)u‘mnl place; parties caunot make their payment; want to sell cheap. 8 14 9 and lot 12, block 8, Exchango place, South Omaha, . near Kountze's place, on monthly paymonts. The above are a few of the cheap price prop- erty we have on our iist that we consider tho price Is below their vatue. Hugh G. Clark, room of trade building. 035 1 acres, on Vinton st., between 215t and 22d st., 8,000, half cash. John Bag- ley, on premises. 614 5% 000 makes fixst payment on one of those 8300 lots. Remember the motor will make regular trips to these lots or your money is refunded. Come takea ride with us, Denson Land Syn] cate, H. E. Cole agent, room 6 Continental bloci 3203 T,OF b and 16, block 3 Thornberg place, will 4~ be sold during next 10 days, very cheap,and only #200 cash on the two lots,” 'F. L. Gregory, 8008 16th st. 064 J L. RICE & CO., lteal Estate, 204 300, easy payments, buys a beauti ful50x12 foot 16t, only 30 minutes ride from post of- fice; 1f you value your friend the aimighty dol- Tar, buy some of these lots before they are all goiie. L. B. Cole, room i, Continental block. 10N Bakers—A bakery in first-classs shape, ingood location, and'doing a good bustuess, for sale choap. Ingham & Stecle real Fstate Brokers, Kearney, Neb. 425 3 WANEED with 8200 cash to take half interest in restaurant, centrally loca- ted, one who understands cooking preforred. Address H 3, Bee offi 38 M1t #00d paying business. Cigars, stationery toys, soda water fountain ete., in first-class location. Stock will invoice about #2,000. Will take city real estate in axcha ?kfi Ot SALE—A fine residence lot on Farnam st., 6x132 ft at a bargain, Kimball, Champ & Ryan, U. 8. Natl bank 444m2e OR SALE—-room modern house, B foet of ground, near 15th and St. Mary’s ave., for #7.000, party anxious to sell. G. K. Thompson, 314 8. 15th at. B4 $0. cusy puyments, buys a beautiful BOx(z D" o0t lot, ouly 30 minutes ride from post of- $1f you valuo your friend the almighty dol- buy some of these lots before they are all 1. E. Cole, room 6, Continental block, gone, nquire at Max Meyer & Co.'s. E: with store-rooms, JOR BALE-rick notel, cheéap, n city of 10,000 population. Littlé or no mondy reqiiired. Long time, low interest, sy terms. Great bargain, J. H. Woolle: Grand Isiand, Neb, 407 OR SALE—Stock of dry goods, boots shoes, clothing and groceriés, stock in_good clean snape, (@ growing town, county seat, in center of Nebraska; two raliroads came in town last year, and prospect for the third; good location, Cheap renf, good room: good reason given for selling. Address H 36, Omaha Bee, 4214 OR SALE—Good saloon on Farnam st, good reasons for selling, Ad- slress G L Grecn, 1600 Farnam st., Omaha. 343 M1+ MO¥, Y to Loan—Omaha roal estate and tarms. Mortgages bought, Odel] Bros. & 16th Chiamber of Commerce building, 280 oal ostate. blK, y_ana farm an & Mahonoy, room 506, Paxto ]_3_" vostollice, (QHOLES, toom 1, Barker Block. y M rates. ts, Loth st., 0pposite 510 m 16 to Loan—1 can place good first-class clity loans on_short hotice and &t lowest B. V, Sholes, room I, Barker block, 80 E or small loans without delay by holes, room 1, Darker block. fitss) ONEY LOANED at . F. Reed & Co.'s Loan Office. on furnituce, planos, horses, wagons, Pereonal proverty of all’kinds, dud o:1 other ar' icles of valug ydthout removal. 8. over Bingham' misslon siore. All_ bu: ness strictly gonfidential. rstcluss real estate so Harris' R. B, & L. Co., 520 8, 15th #.2) Cash on band, : M UAEY talown, casa on nand, no_dela; W. and E. L. S8quire, 1413 Farnam st. ton hotel building. ONEY 10 loan. Notes ana . K. tickot. Lought aud fold. A. Forman, 1320 Farnam 8. 2 218 Bt N GW_Tates, on Chatt \oug removal o fling: ‘fnanclal by ness of wll kindy dransacted quiotly and without publicity; money advanced on jewulr{: socured potes ought. Call and see us. it will pay you. People’s Financial Exchange, Foom 6044, 1arker block, 15th and Faroam. 23 P HE Mead Investi't Co. make loans on farms and city property. loou 204, Ramge build'g. 40l EW 2 seated carriage and new single top buggy to trade for long time real estato mortgage. W. L. Selby 1321 Farnam st, 999 UK SALE_Or exchange, store doing & good ¢ plete drug 58, 10 one of r particulars all or write to Franklin & Olsen, room i3 Pax- u bullding 945 2 clear of encum- . to exciunge Tor good city property i or near Briggs' Place, Co-Op. L. N. 16th st. \ TANTED- 0 exchange a good, substantial and _commodious brick hofel building, well rented, located at Lincoln, county seat of un cownity, 118, for improved or raw west- 0 land. A bargain to right party. For par- ticulurs address J. M. Moloney, Lincoln, 1lis, Wiz 6% CHAD Wo have a large list of < and lots. farms, ete,, for exchango: on you have anything to exchiange come and Colé, room 8, Continental block, [ zo—Two 1ots in B, & M. park for horse and buggy. 1nquire at 8. A.Siohan, 13th and Farnam, Hellmas block, e g A [OB BXCHANGE—i¥eb, farm or two South Fod * Span of mares or mules. W, O TRAL (gt ponie Iar Will turn nou V, 1406 arriage while 23 & fine Ariy gld and ‘double harness, n as Arst payment on o nice orlot centrally located. Cull at once on , C d and Douglas sts, to trade for ight to ten-room house and’ lot. Geo.J. Sternsdorfi room 6, opposite P O, W JBHICK Wanted—100000 bricks tn _exchan I inside, Omaha property, 8 bl for g Sloman, room 22 and 23 Hellman bldg.” ' @7 LL kinds of property for trade. Stevens Muuiflom.n on furniwre, pianos. orgaus, Lorses, etc, low rates. J. J. Wilkinson & Ce., 1417 Farnam. -5 (§ "ER cENT ney to loap, Pa nard 8 15th st. (SHOLES, Koom 1, Barker block, for loan ~ 53 loans, Suoles, Koom 1, u»mr’mm— i2 ONET 10 i o Horses, wagou, fueuiture, anos and othier personal property or col- tateral Withiout remuval: usifess conndontial: rates moderate, The Fairhank lavestment ( U6 A, 1l sk, upstals =0 CI'I i}’liliuliu’lo.u..*mum}u & Mabonsy Bros,, 1621 Farnam, 458 F'BADES made in real estate aud personal Jroperty. Beo exchiango book. Co-op: L nd L. Co. 206 N. 16th st. 6] HAVE 100 lots in B. & M, Park sddition to outh Omaha, free of incumbrance, to trade for improved or untmproyed Oinaha prop. orty, furm lands, stocks of goods, horses, cattle, or anything of ae. These lots are rapidly increasing in value, and if you have anything to trade calland see me. George J. Sternsdortr, o0 6 Frenzer block, opposite postofiice. 230 NOR EXCHANGE—Vacant lois clear and en. cumbered, for farms and lmproved oty property see our Ust. H. &. Cole, rooin 6, -Can- inental block ) ‘ FANTE ouses and Xc . 0. Bpotswood, 305% B, 16t st, 234 TOR SALE—Lot on Nicholas and Ith, 66x12, for #6,000, Address John K. Shaw, Hamil: ton and Lowe ave, 100 i3 WO ood houses, wll located, for £2700 and 83,100, on easy payments. J. A. Heistand, room ¥, Arlington 205 J L. RICE & 0., Real Estate. 100k, 204 Ot SALE—At 45 than cos Nine nice, neat cottages, well built, elegant lots in elegant location, high and dry, and only short distance rrom Belt line depot in Walnut Hill, trnmu!\m to 8L100. X cash, balance 810 per montn. These houses are being closed out regardless of cost and you cannot get_another such a bar. ain in a hundred years. Call quick on D. V., holes, room 1, Barker block, 5 £ ROOM cortage, east front, ful lot, 20th and © Burdotte sts, ouly 81,750, D. C. Patterson, Omaha Nat. Bank, 695 ENACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTRY WILL CHICAGO, ROCK ISLARD & PACIFIC R'Y Its main lines and branchee include CHIOAGO, PEORIA, MOLINE, ROCK ISLAND, DAVEN- PORT, DES MOINES, COUNCIL BLUFFS, MUS- CATINE, KANSAS CITY, 8T. JOSEPH. LEAV- ENWORTH, ATCHISON, CEDAR RAPIDS, WATERLOO, MINNEAPOLIS, aud 8T. PAUL, and scores of intermediate cities. Choice of routes to and from the Pacifio Const. All trans- fers in Union depots. Fast trains of Fine Day Coaches, elogant Dining Cers, magnificen: Pull- wan Palace Bloopers, and (botween Chicago, Bt. Joseph, Atchison and Kaensas Oity) Recliniog Chair Cars, Beats ¥ree, to holders of through first-clase tickets. Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska R'y 4 Great Rock Island Route.” Extends West and Southwest from Kansas Oty and Bt. Joseph to NELSON, HORTON,, BELLE- VILLE, TOPEEA, HERINGTION, WICHITA, HUTCHINBON, CALDWELL, and all pouts ia KANSAS AND SBOUTHERN NEBRASKA snd boyond. Eutire pessenger equipment of the colobrated Pullan manufacture. Al safety b’ plisnces and wodern IMprovemonts. The Famous Albert Lea Route Is the favorite between Chicago, Rock Island, Atchison, Kansas Oity and Minneapolls and Bt. Paul Its Watertown branch traverses tho grest S'WHEAT AND DAIRY BELT " of Mortbers Towa, Southwestern Minnesota, and East Central Dakota to Watertown, Bpirit Lake, Bioux Falls end many other towns and clities. Sbort Line Beneca offers ll‘:::ht hafll\h:‘:fi Hl‘fil.le)‘lflll from nflhn"~ Oincinnald and otter Bouthern poluts. ey by " -t By A E.ST. JOHN, « A, HOLBROOK, ager. Gex'l Tht. & Pass: Uil Wabager A A 7 Statement of My, Morand. Owmam, May 1.<To the Editor of the Bedy Upon my arrival at Montreal I found a copy of the Omaha Ber under date of April 21st, containing many things derogatory to my character both in social and business cireles, and having decided before leaving Omaha tos return to this city in the fall and make Omaha my home concluded to take tho first train back and rect the false report n & goneral way as rogards tho claim of Mr, Brookes, my father-in-law. The fact that he was at one time associated with me in busi- ness in Newar! J., twenty years ago, and that the same was not a financial success, he losing his money and I my time. Mr, Brookes has known my whereabouts all these years and has nover prosonted & _clajm tome. As regards the doath of my wife, she died from what is knows as Bright's diseaso, as did her brother from the same causo two years previous, the same being horeditary on the mother's side. Twelve years aga I came to Chicago to look up a location in _the west whilo there called on Professor Martine a8 one teachor would upon another, and he kindly told me while in Chicago to make his home mine. While there I taught him, as well as his children’s class, many fancy dances for his May party—said dances to be also used for the Butterfly ball, to be given for the benefit of the Hahnaman hospital. I never consid ered myself an assistant, nor was I in desti- tute circumstances, as I had at the time on deposit at the Fidelity bank of Chicago about 500, and was never a broken-down lumber merchant. For my instructions both to Mar- tine and his classes, 1 was to bo paid gener- ously, and after four months’ services he gave me £35; his excuse for not paying me more was that having lost so M\l:{ money that season, he was unable to do better at that time. Mr. Martine never gave me mone; to go to Superior, or anywhere else, and will be charitable enough to believe that he has forgotten the circumstances—his dates are 8o inaccurate. I fully believe that if I could find him in Omabha I could have refreshed his memory, but instead, learn he has gone to Denver. My business is of such a nature that I cannot wait until his return. 1 would state that for the past twelve years T have been lcoated in the following cities, having classes there at different times: Quiney, 111.; Hannibal, Mo, ; Keokuk, Ottumwa, - Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, Towa City and Omaha, 1 ang fnters ested person will take the trouble to inquire if my conduct in all those years has not n above reproach,and my government of classes m dancing in those citics has not been in the main for the advancement of the art instead of its debasement. Let them ask the numer- ous patrons who have visited my classes, and those who took part in the lessons if thy classes were not properly conducted; ame also, ascertain if at the close of any season there were any unpaid bills or indcbted of any kind against me. T came to Omaha to attend to my own business at the request of old patrons of mine who have known me many years in the above named cities. 1 was mu pleased with my suc- cess, which being beyond my expectations, may have occasioned jealousy in other quar- ters. I shall return to Omaha this fall, make it my home,attend strictly to business, pay all bills promptly, study and strive to please my patrons and excel in my profes- sion, hoping to gain and retain the good will of those who have supported me 80 gener- ously all these long years, and my new pae trons in Omaha this and last scason. Iam Very respectfully, \{u. L. MORAND. ‘Wm. Black, Abingdon, Jowa, was cured of cancer of the eye by Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic, which cures all blood disorders and diseases of the stomach, liver and kidneys. The best tonic and appetizer known, 50 cents. Goodman Drug Co. — Has a Scheme. Secretary Nattinger, of the board of trade, has reccived the following lotter in re- ference to the building of & pontoon bridge at this point: Prarrsmoutn, Neb., April;28.—As pont acon bridge starts from the water's edge it is far more convenicnt to people living near the shore than is a high bridge. If you will get a charter from cougress we will put ina bridge at your place this spring or summer, though it may be too late, if you begin now you will get it quicker at the next session of ngress if not now. It only req@ires five signers and $150 to incorporate. I'll send You a copy if you wish. With a pontoon bridge at your place peo- ple could drive over with pleasure, safety and speed uninterrupted by locomotives, Remember a pontoon bridge is not half as long as a high bridge and borses with light veh 1 trot over it. There is an improvement of much more importance than is apparent to first thought, and all of its advantages may be gathered by you without any delay. * * * Respect Tully yours, S. N. STEWART. Toerr ishuman, but you make a mistake if you use Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic for dyspepsin, costiveness bad breath, piles, pimples, ague an; malaria, poor u[lmcum, low spirit nos diseases of the kidneys, stomach or liver. 50 cents. Goodman Drug Co. SUCCESS IN SPECULATION, A NEW WORK—The most complete ever pub- Tished,devoted to the purchase and s vle of stocks, bonds, etc. Decisions of the courts regarding stock sales, brokers and bucket shops, manipu. lation of the stock murket, causes of panic, ete, How, when, and what to purchase and ' sell, Send postpultd on recelpt of bc, by the STANDARD PUBLISHING C0., Albany, N. Y. S. K. FELTON & C0, Water Works Contractors And Manufacturers' Agents for WATER WORKS SUPPLIES. Gf all descriptions, Hydraulic Engines, Surveys. 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Iu Chicago the trains ot line make close conneckion with those of other Eastern line For Dotroit, Columbi Indianapolis, Cinclonatt, Niagnra ¥t .lluflll(l‘ Fittsl “Toronto, Mol Boston, New York, Philad , Baluwor It wad S peliia i the s A TG 3 NORTH WESTERN" If you wish the best accommodation. onts soil Uckets vie 4Uis lipe. [ HUGHITT, E. WILSON, Gen'} Mana Gon'l Pady'r Agoabs 0, s, WioN BA Hr‘Afi'i, Geu'l Lern o MBALL, 5 UL Férual Bt., Omaba, Nebe o8] o4 ¥ Al tioked