Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 8, 1888, Page 7

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All answers to adver- tisements aliould be enclosed in envelopes ATl Advertisernients in thess columns are pub 1ished in hoth morning and evening editions ot the Bee, the cifeniation of Which aggtegates more thin 18,000 papers daily, and_gives the ad- vertisers the benefit, not only of the city circn- Tation of the Tee, put also of Council HInfrs, Lincoln and other cities and other cities and towns throughout this section of the country. BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for these columns Will be taken, ©p the gbove conditions, at the following bus- 1riéss honses, Who are authorized agents for Tia Bxx special notices and will, quote the same rhtes as can be had at the main ofice, Pharmacist, £20 South Tonth A in care of t HASE & EDDY, Stationers and Printers, 113 Bouth 16th Street. . PAJ}N;\\TouTH. Pharmactst, 2115 Cum- ing 8 EO. W. PARR, Pharmacist, 1800 St. Mary's Avenue, R RENT-House 10 rooms with all modern econveniences 518 Davenport st. T. J.llllolnld arnam an m od 1 8, Uth st 5 Toom house 24th st., stenm hest il provemonts. $65 per month, Call 207 JOR RENT-Ten room house modern fm. provements, within 4 blocks of Hoyd's opera house, 80 per month. K. A. Leaven- worth, Room 1, 1417 Farnam st 23 JOOR RENT—FKlegant 10-room_house, all mod- ern improvements, on car line, Inquire 1408 Dovglas st. 5 ckson st., 875, RVEN room house, B Roor, coFher nuuss, JAEKS0R st $60. 10 room house. No, 708 8. 18th st 7 room cottage, 224 and Howard ate, Alsoother houses, G. E. Thompson, Room 112, Sneely block, 16th and Howard st. £ JEOR RENT. % room cottage, Inquire 218 Capito] ave ];fllm RENT-House 6 rooms A g0od repair, hard And soft water, on 17th st. between Jackson aud Brownell iall. 'Inguire 60 8. lith & 163 10 For REN im liouse, 109 Davery Tt s A closets in (OR RENT—A choleé # room honse, fenced lot, city water, furnace, bath room, cistern,also large well oquipped barn, being ‘243 Capitol ave. Inquire 90 door east of promises or Toom 14 Omaha Natl bank bld,* B, H. l(uhlu‘r;(:\‘ 0 Tor RENT—Fine house in_best part of town, 10 rooms, all conveniences. References required. Nathan Shelton, 105 l-'nrnn}l,v]\lu;. Tlnquire J. F. 805 10) 1{‘0!1 NT--8room house, Barton, 210 Capitol 'URNISHED House—To rent for the summer, 9rooms, fully furnished, all modern im- rovements, paved street and car line. Ames, 507 Farnam. 165 7 y young lady, position as sten- ographer; can do bookkeeping, Address Box 785, lastings, Neb, 402 11 ANTED A sltuation by an old_and relin- ble traveling salesman; can give the bes of reference. Address J 43, Bee office. 304 7 BALESMAN of many years' expericnce on the road desires n position with some Hiouse, in Omaha, or would take a half interest ino good paying business, Address f days, J .’u.l’mmm Bee. 32 AN Situation by competent book- keey of city references. Address 338, Beo. #1490 ANTED- Situaiio family, good reference. s conchman in private 304 N, 108 st. 810 7 {STTUATION wantel by tosisters as first and S second girls; please call 1612 Cumi st rst-class pastry cook; must {200 on crewms, ices, etc. Address Brown's Res taurant, N, 1ith-st., Lincoin, Neb. 848 WANTED--M ALE HELP, e = VYV ANTED—A competent rock foreman, who thoroughly understands handling ~ex- losives, at Albright i, . Labor Agen; farnam st. 2 OR RENT—Furnished room, pleasant fur- nished room; references. 518 Douglus st. ANTED—Toy for office work. Address in own handwriting, stating age, J 37, Bee office, irie 8 TFPOR RENT—Two largo cotta 17th avenue, now in course of construction; ready by June Ist gext. John H, ¥. Lehmnn. {OR RENT-Fine modern residence 023 South 17th street, John H. ¥, Lehmann. F‘lll’l RENT—A nicely furnished fromt room, snitable for two gentlemen, Enquire at 211, 8t. Mary'save. 41 HG o oruit g Umaha, Neb, Byass and bronze foun- Cor. Mth ana Leav 4B6mS* MAY 8! 1888 $o loan on farnivure, n’:m';mlflfll. Nl()NIY etc., or on Any W oW rates. J.'W.Robbins, 1618 Farnam, [ URNISHE: d, 100 Farn JOURNISHED rooms and bow X - JROOMS for rent tices Blocks trom Bovd's - opeta house, 507 8, 10th st B3 8] For RENT- 1or 2 gentlemen, room with 219 Douglas, e T—Two furnished rooms with ail modern convenlences with board. Apply At 1813 Grace st. 0 % FORRENT--ROOMS UNFURNISMED, IOR RENT—5 rooms on first Hoor, 130 K. 17th st. Closets, good pAntry, city water, il in good repair. Inqutre 1A% Shermanave. | Y\ ANTED—A good hmA , bggy and harnesy W in exchange for SO Ol Jots. eorad J. Sternsdorft, room b, ODp postoffico. SHORTHAND AN NN only practical, excl in the wc?; All its uations aud .mn¥ re, can enter at any time, Rend for ol ites Are In g stitute, 1615 . 3 %0 A Voo, where he I8 TYPEWRITING. nd Institute is the ve shorthand sshool st tisfaction. Students 0 summer vacation, alars to VaYantine's Shorthanda Ine odn large storengs ) 212 South 11th et prepared 10 take in all kinds of o0ds for slorage at A reasonablo rate: a fire- 3 e i} “ proof bullding. UNFURNISHED and 2 furnished rooms, 708 N 10th, 224 10¢ {OR RENT-4 rooms 1702 Webster st. 3 rooms 1023 N 20th 8t.... ..... . 8 rooms 1106 8 Tth st 8 rooms 1304 Webster st 3 rooms, 707 P o, grooms, 1016 N.21st. ... ... s 4 rooms all conveniences 415 8 1k st.. Judge Rental Agency, B.W. cor 16th & Harney: (o worage for_furniture, stoves, mer. chandise, ef Atreet Rutus B, Clark, 814168 12%th 354 m24 g'-'r"um your stoves and furniturs with the ), *ul rguson Furniture Uo. 16th street Tl5-17-21_North AT0mS T'fifrmum stornge, lowest ratos, Bushiman, 1311 Leavenworth. w, 668 WANTED-TO_BUY. M )t RENT—Two unfurnished floors, 512 sonth 18th stroet, Cummings & Murphy, on 3 8. 3 FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES, NOR RENT--Store, 220 8. 19h st., the gas ofs fice, will make fiprovements, Inguire 216 8.13th st 51 0% IR RENT—A store 20x50, 80, 13th. Peterson. INTON block, 8. 13th, corner of Muson st. 8ix handsome new store rooms with large cel- Iars underneath, finished with all modern fm- provements and convenlences, Rents moderate. Apply to John Hamlin, 311 8, 11th st, (|lmln.‘l;1‘|. Two-story brick hnn&nln Tnquire, 613 &, OR RENT. Do st. r month, In. inton st. W07 01 RENT%.room cottage, 2012 Capitol ave, Inguire 218 Capitol ave, 83-0% OR RENT—About June 1, 9-room house in good repai irable locas tlon, 10 minutes walk from P O} furniture and carypets for salo _should applicants wish to pur- cliase. Address drawer 3, PO. 0 {OR RENT—An 8 room hotse, with bath, one block from car line, $30 per month. H. E Continental' blocl JFOR RENT 2-room house #13 quire 8, 2 corner 11th and yery covenient des 624 T—Chenp to good tenant, 6-room 1i82N, 17th. Inquire 216 8 15th st. 403 of 10,000 pop- rand ' Island, 470 7t house, [OR RENT—Brick hotel in cit ulation, J. H. Wooley, Neb, ERY desirable 10-room house, eorner 2ist and Burt st. All modern improvements. On cable and strect car lines. Inquire Dr. ne cor. 15th and Dodge Sts. 2f OR RENT—Furnished house, § room: quire 809 So. 23 st. from 9 to 12 a, m. 247 9% (SOMETHING cheap, house for veat ot for sale, furniture for sule, including Encyclo- edin Dritannica, now Stéck plano and other urniture. Otto Beindorit, 823 Georgia avenue. Paul, UIRST cluss Bushelman wanted “at_Conti- nental Clothing House. 87 W ANTED-4 good baker at Talmaj oY, wases satistactory, by Horman ort. ; OR 5 good salesmen to travel and sell goods. Call at 300 8. 11th st. 403 7 TANTED—Good pants and vest-maker by Volz Bros. Steady work. 23th st., north of P. 0. South Omaha. a8 ge, Nev Wachen: 80 T URNISHED hotel for rent—The St. Elmo hotel, Missour! Valley, ia. The leading ho- tel of thie'city and only one block from the de- ). For further particulars address Hugh erey. 849 m15 OR RENT—2 new 11- T Petorsen, 80 cor JFOR RENT-2 clegant k-rooin houses. all mod- ern convenlences, excellent location, con- venient to street cars, 85 per month if taken soon. H, E. Cole, ne Iith and Douglas. 550 TANTED—Two good, energetic, reliablo men as agents for an old line life insur- ance company; Liberal contracts to good men, Apvly room 4%, New Pexton block. 8 12 ANTED—A good_printer capable of taking entire cnarge of a weekly newspaper find steady work. permanent _employment good wages. Address J. G. P, care of awnee City, Neb. 3 ANTED-A good tailor, steady dress or call, John Wolfskiel, David City, Neéb. 364 &) v ANTED--2 good coat and 1 pants maker at BN A e e oft and 1 par Reb, . W E jyaut gentlemen to handlo our goods to offices and the trade also; 3 state managers, big money to right mén. Rooms 422 ana 423 new Paxton bock BT 7ANTED—Two coat makers and one pant iuker at once. k. Bernheimer, McCook, Nob. 827120 work, Ad- D—A_trustworthy boy with n_good f10rse to carry an evening route on Dally Boo. Apply at the Bee oftice. 128 ANTED—One good agent_for Omaha and Vicinity; also one in each county in No- braska, to iutroduce a newly patented window Yentilator. Profit lnre o capital required. ddress, gtving references, Ventifator, 15ox J 4, Bee oftice. 127 8% 7 Fer Month—Agunts wauted lu every county, Plan of work ensy; new goods; write with stamps.” Gould M'f'g Agency, K 63 University Place, N. Y. City. 4809 B(l\’a~Am. Dist. Tel. ¢ EMALE HELP. neral housework, Ap- s, 4065 ply at onc J ANTED. Colorado, 2 for Wyoming, 20, fare pald; one for droge, 6 for city, Swedish, Norwegian or iahi; woman s housekecper’ for Choyenno, g0od ook for small family in country, £ ishwashers, laundresses, kitchen girls an for general “housework; girls wishing to leave the city should leave their address, Mrs. rega 314 and 816 South 15th, st & VW ANIED-Gul for general housework; good Wagos to firstcluss help. Apply XE. corner 224 and Burdette sts, . 400 % '“VAN'I'ED Seandinavian Callat 1013 C 'ED-—6 dining room girl , 1 laundry girls, #18 mo vate fumily. second glrls, irls zeneral houzework, 2 diningroom girls, Norfolk; 1cook, Stuarf, a.: fares all paid. Omalia fmp. Burean. 11b Nibth. el 111 i TANTED—A competent second #irl who hias worked for good fanilies. Call forenoon N. 22ud st 24 5§10 8 day_sure nurse gir i Tnew rubber un® der gurment. Mrs, H. F. Little, Chicago, 11, s ‘WANTBD-Imm«llllaly. ladies to work for & wholesale house on' needlework at their homes, made. free (Sent any distance) Good pay can be Everythivg furnished. Particulars _Addreys Artistie Needlework Co,, 18 th New York City. b40-21 ANTED--Young ladies who are cunployed in the city and boarding, to try the Norris uropoan Test cheapest and gentlemen's restaurant in the city, 1 & 313 Bo. fath st. Opp. Paxton Hotel: Restaurant, and EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS. — = (CANADIAN Euployment Oflice ™Ml malo holp sent to all parts it *fure wan , Omahia National bank. Brega . 'Tel. 884, > O 7 ANTED- Men and boys out of work to call at the City Intelligence office (Creighton corner 18th and Dougasl sts. 547 10N Employment Ofic ¢ 18 conducted in an honorable munner, and our wpplicants supplied on short notice. G145, 1th Swall fee, {JOR RENT—A '{—1:0mu flat. Inquira of Higgins, in the eigar store 1615 Howard st. X B0 IOR RENT-—B-room house, North Saunder: Enquire of C. W. Beall & Co., SIS HOUBIE block-A new 8 story brick just nearing completion, 8. K. corner Park ave and Leavenworth, two ‘elegant store rooms, each 24x80, large callars, also corner basement room finished off for barber shop, several flats in the second and_third floors. all modernconveniences, Bros., telephone &8, FJPOR RENT—Ono half of store room, 1213 Douglas st. Wi, H. Spelman. s OR RENT-Storo and basement, 004 8. 13th st. Mrs. M. Lange., 053 oW rents and Apply ta Hobble kil JAOR RENT—Two business ot offica rooms. on 1st floor §2 per month, W. K. Clark, 1414 Harney. 5o iw R T Chamber of Commerce bld, Odell Bros, & Co. OFFK‘E rooms, 602 8, Lith st. L IR RENT-Suite of office rooma, fusbman block, cor. 1ith and Douglas. Nine room house, cor, 17th and Dorcas, £0 per_nionth, in- quire W. M. Bushman, 1311 Leavenwos kit ied as S 1ith 550 iree stores and basement at 1006 Farnam street. Inquire at Room 10, Arlington block, 1611 Bodge st. belwuuni‘flxmd 2 a. m. i (YOR RENT—Bnsiness room now oceul my office on 15th st. C. K. Harrison, 41 OR RENT- G(mn truck farm for rent near the city. Ad- dress J 40, Bee office. 308 8% R RENT—Saloon with fixtures complete in g00d location. APPIY, 1034 Douglas st. {STORAGE room to rent, 1113 Farnam sf. %2 3 Ol RENT--Good salo and livery harn, excel- lent location, rent reasonaole, inquire of C. W. McVicker, room 2, DBarker blk, 975 RENTAL AGENCIES. LOMPSON, Koow 112 Sheely bloclc G ANTFD—To buy. and In Qress J 41, care Beo o ostablished roal ostate rance bustness in Omalia r ANTED—Corner lot {n Hanseom place. . A. Leavenworth, room 1, W17 ‘arnam st. 312 TWARTED . Tukoy will by seme good 1st and 24 mortgages it well secured., A, P. Tukey, 1324 Farnam. . WI L buy furnitureofa honse or flat con- trally Tocated, Co-op, L« & L, Co, 205 E’."lfih CLAIRVOYANT. MADAM ECCLES! ant and her increasi longer at ot ormer parlors, trouble, disease and business Ciatr estmadium. Tn consequence of business will_remain 15 days No. 822 N. 16th st. cve in ot trance statd she accuratoly re- veals the most hiidden seorets of the past, ent and future. i perfectiy reliable i all affairs. voy- Tove, Con- sultation personally or by malil, 81, No’ letters swered unless "accompanied by Acts in amps, 822 N, 16th, Room 1, 2nd floor, Omaha, 522 13¢ R, NANNIE V. Warren, clairvoyant. Med. icnl, business and test medinm, st., Rooms 2 &3, Tel. Diay free, Female diseases & spectalty, mr s H70 0818 16th M and trance reading, N W cor RS, HOOPER, magnotic healing clairvoyunt ik i na Cass. 04 m 7+ MONEY TO LOAN. 1‘ ONEY To Loan—By the unders agency in Omaha. furniture, planos, organs, chinery, otc., without removal. business strictly confidential. horses, No WagO doln; ro e, lwtiS has tho only properiy. organized ' loan Loans of $10 to $100 made on ma- All Loans so made thatany part cun bo puid at any time, cach pny. ment red made on fine watchos tnd diamonds. ucing the cost pro rata.’ Advances Persons should carefully consider who they are dealing with, as many now concerns are daily coming into existence. Should you need money call an seeme. W. . Croft, room 4 Withnell butlding, 15th and Harnev. OANS made on good productive real estate, Jsocurity 3 and 5 years time, optional pay: ments and favorable terms and rates. K'"fi'—\'.";'fi 4 Champ & Ryan, U. 8. Nat'l Bank 8'ld. 0 LOAN—On renl esde mortgnge, $4.000 in one sum or divided. 112, Sheely block, 15th afd Howard sts. % B. Thompson, Room 389 T OANS mado on Omalta city LOV shotes, room 1 Burker b roperty by D n{.w ’Nx! { to locn on chattels, Toomy 81, Chiami- l\flm Ler of Commerce. \ONEY toloan, casn on nan. W. and E. L. Squiro, 1413 Farnam st, Pa; ton hotel building. (g B. TREY 00,000 to loan on city property + “and improved fagn land. Frenzer block; % 03 QPENDID rates on 1oaas, Sholes. £l S S—— BUSINESS CHANC JB—A good restaurant can very 1ittlé money it taken at once; every- thing new ; reason for seiling, poor health. Ad- dress J 46 Bes office, e e l' IVERY barn for sale, centrally located. No drensonable offer will be refused in next? days, COnll and investigate, Co. Op. L. & L. Co. 205 N 16th st. 3 9 TRELIABLE man acquainted in business circles AU RS partnier in insurauce oftice. Address J , Beo. 7 T8, Bk & Wost Camings, $150, 4 Lot%, Windsor Place, aud 7-room cottage fcr 84,000, easy terms. Lots 7 And § Tabor place, $4,000, A benutiful corner, south tront, 15x6. Lot 5, blk 5, ) edick’s sub, Lot 5 bik 1, Plainview, 6-room houses, #2800, ensy torms, 12 foet enst and south front, Lows aveand Cass, 81,400, The bast bargain on Lowe ave, (olots 8ud 3, VK, La Veta Place, 83,40, oasy erms, Fine business corner on 8. 13th $13,000," legant 10-room _house on fall 1ot fronting south in Kountze place, 5,000, all modern con: yeniences in this house, montnly pagments it desired. Homes in Hanscom Place for sale at prices which will pay to Investigate now. If you can 1ot be suited From our list we will build you iv;m'mn 1Tl pay Tndy or gent 50d ealar, Who can loan their_employer $80. 600 sectity given. - Address Lock Box 06, clty. JOR SALE-8aloon: sale of beer,d kegs dally; whisky, 2 barrels monthly: 'rent, %5 a month. Johansen & Plerce, 104 Farnam st., 2nd floor. \OR BA LK Confectionery, cigar, tobeco and feecroam stand in best location'fn city; rent #5. Price $450. Co-op, L. & L. Co, 205 Nwllé'g st. 7 R SALE-Confectionery, cigar, tobacco and fce cream _stand in best location in city, Tont 5, price . Cooperative Land & Lot Co., 208 N 16th st. 300 'VANT Man_with 8150 to manage of Call 12 to 2, 1721 Bt. Mary's. 288 123 RED Store for salo, one of the best locations in the city, doing n large business, _Owner has to leave oity. A man with a_thousand dol- 1ars can double it eyery 80 days, over and above expenses, No humbug. Will bear elose inves- tigation, Address, J 2, Hee- 20 10 Ot SALE—A very fine drug store in the liviiest town {n the state, one of the finest OPPOTtUNItics to g0 nto business alrendy es- tablished evor offered. It will pay to investi. ato this, For full partioulars inquire of Park owler & Kennard, 1607 Farnam st, Omah, Nob. (OR SALE—The U, 8. on household ma- chine covered by two patents. Costs #25 to manufacture, -Sells quick tor #1115, Will sellmy Whole intorest, or will form & Stook company. Business establishied fn Nebraska,Towa and Tlit- nois, Address, J 24, Bee, 253 9 VWANTED-An active business man with &0 10 B350 to take hold of a fast selling article, Profits from 810 to 40 per day. Koom 4 Crounseé block, 19N 1th, 2500 4 FQURST class hotel for sale or exchange. 1. §. Lilly, real estate deators, Broken lighy Nob DR SALE -Confectionery, fruit, tobacco and oigar, ice cream fixtures; best location in the city, w grand chance to go in to business, Ad- dress J 2, Beo office. 10 7t “ffinu for sale n long time lease of the best focation for fancy retail business 1n tho city. Fearon, Cole & Robortson, 310 8. 16th st. R SALE-A good payiug businoss. Oizars, stationer k\l’s, soda water fountain ete., in first-class focation. Stock will invoice about 82500, Will take city real estato in exchange, Eiquireat Max Meyer & Co.'s. EUS JOR SALR—An established business doing 82,000 & year, ul'mtnllr located, good reason forselling. Addiess J 13, Dee. 165 “m can sell yon anything from a frult stand to & mammoth store. Co-operative Land & Lot Co., N. 16th st. 160 OR SALE A good brick yard and all tho ap- purtanances, also 500,00 good brick. Apply Ryan & Walsh, room 6, Arlington block. arts you i business, coun- send stamps for catalogue try rights free; Patterson Oll Burner Co., * 201 Canal st. Chicago, ORSALE or exchange. A 3 bbl roller and burr mill with completo outfit of modern machinery, doing a good busi- iness, with unlimited watér power,on Little Blue river, In Thayer county, Neb, No better location in the stato, Wil take good lands or city property in (part or entire) qx\'hnnfia’mifltl- Go0per month, & to dress, A. G, Collins, Hebron, Neb* ONEY to loan on D 1 estate, mortuages bought and sold. Wallace, Crélghton bli. [0 RENT—Eight-room flat, front room suit able for offices, with all modern conven- fences. 002 S, 13th. 52 F_you want your houses rented to wood, prompt tenants, list them with J, H. Par: rotte Hental Agency, 1605 Chicago, 690 m1g ] Dber of Commerce. ¥. Shaw. FONRY o 10ar o shafiels, Hoom i, Cham: 506 m27 ROR RENT-Six desirable houses, from #50 per month, Leavitt Burnham, Room1, Crefghton block. 677 €) HOUSES centrally located, rent from 12 to #75, furnitare for sale on monthly payments. ©0-0p. L. &ad L. Co., 205 N. 16th st 551 T¥ YU want your houses rented place them with Benawa & Co., 15th, opposite vostofics, VW ANTED-Houses to ront, and we can, rent them too, H. E. Cole, N. E. 15th and Douglas, 562 JFOR RENT—When you want to rent a house, store of office go fo H. E. Cole. Bo2- Lxs-i houses for rent with R, E. Cole, N. E. 1ith and Douglas. 562 R RENT—Two good 8 room houses Park ave, $40 per month, D. V. Sholes, 1 Barker block. 27 GEE{‘DRY. F. L.. Rental agont, 300 8 ““fim R RENT_A neat & cottage. Apply at once. C. F. Harrison, 418 8 15th st. 063 R RENT—And furniture for sale, aimost new, at a bargain, best house and'location in city; every modern convenience; this will pay to investigate at once. Apply 170 Dodge 55 ~FOR RENT--ROOMS FURNISHED. 'OR RENT—Furnished room for gent modern conveniences. Also good 1017 Cass st. 38 men, arn. PERSONAL. PPRSONAL-Go to the Norris Buropean _Kes. taurant for your mi Everything first- class, at cliop house prices. 311 and 813 8o, 14th st., opp. Paxton Hotel. - 85, DERSON AL—LISt your property to_excnange with C. C. Spotswood, B05% 8. 16th. st 004 PERSONAL-Privato home for ladius during coufinement, strictly confidential, infa adopted. Address K 42, 533 M16¢ ee office. —Furnished rooms, 1516 Dodge. For REN U84 J6 VERY pleasant large furnished rooms: all desired conveniences:private houseshoard if desired; 1 block from postolice, 6i3 Capital uve. 04 14> POR RENT—Suite of niewly furnished rooms. und one single room; all mod ences; board if de near two car liye: 83110+ 1 r00ms with fir Nicely furni #4.00 per month G s wilk southeast U. I, depot NOR RENT—2nicoly farnished rooms ern conyenicnces, 008 N 17th st. {OR RENT—Furnished roon References required. 704 8. TROR BENT=Two n $12 and one 8 per wo, OR RENT. nice cottage. st., 8 minu with bourd. Sthst, S \tly furnished rooms one 2104 Harney, JPOR RENT 2313 Douglas st, furnisiod room L for single gentleman, all' modern conven- iences, POk RENT—Furnished rooms, 003 N, Tsth st. 205 113 )R RENT--Destrable room with board, pri- vate family, fiest class location, pledsunt home, terms redsonuble, 05 Pleasant st near A TATENTright tosell. Tuquire clerk City hotel 308 0% DR SALE—Furniture at residence 162 and Luke sts, will be sold quick and chi DOR SALE—A small but good_paying board- ing house, owner has to leave town, will sell very cheap it sale can be made within 14 days: A rare chance for the right man. Address J 44 Thee office, 302 9% DOR BALE—Largo upper floor suitable for Tight maunnfacturing, location 18 N 16th st. Price &8 per montl Active Real Estate and Property E + 1524 Dodge st. K'i ROk, SALE—10 head of Liorses, 8T5 10 £210 eaoh. Harness, buggies, wagons, ete, Co-opera- Land & Lot Co, 205 N. 16th st 2007 FOOR SALE Cheap—Fine rubber mounted, hand made, Single harness, never been used. H. B. Irey, Frenzer block, opp. I 0 tive UCTION on Baturday, May12. Now is the time to get a road hor at your own rice, I will sell at public auction at my barn n Kirkwood addition, joining fair grounds, forty-five head of trotting mures ayd. geldings, sultablo for iruck or rokd. which 1 will golli6 the highest bidder for cash or bankable paper. No by-bidaing, Everything will be sold for Just what you cau aflord to give. Sale com- miences e 100'clock snarp. N F. Chamberin. 34811+ J EWLY furnis) nt rooms with or with- at board in private fumily, 62, s corner 18th and Jucks on sts, FPOR RENT— cation, gas buth, ete., new house and new furniture, 5io” objection €0 Indy oomers; 2131 oward s Yo RNISHED room: Y rnished rooms inpleasant lo- TFS2th, 0 J4* OR RENT-One elogant front room, fur nished, all modern improvements, ' thres blocks west'court house, half block from cable line, Also, small room, 2107 Douglas, (180 2 FURNISHED rooms, light Lousekeeping, bR e ol ICELY furnished rooms for reut, without board, #18 N. 15 18 Bt PURNISHED rooms for witol wye., 1701 ook & 2 furnisied wentlemen, Inguire Koom C, d floor Douglas. suitable fos two gentlemen, 15th street. ANTED- Immediately, boarder clags private table; terms reasonable. 114 North 180 st, bet. Dodge aud Capital ave, 189) B MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, YHE correspondence of a firsi-class dress: maker, understanding tailor 1ng, 15 desired W. Evans, Staurt, Ia., 8 good chance will 400 90 W?‘fi . gent lady room mate or middle aged lady: references eox- ehanged: teacher or artist preferved; fine local- ty. Address J 5, Bee. ) 7 ANTED —Board and room in private fam. Ay Dy lndy. Nefercuces exchnged, ~Ad- 58, J 29, T E e, ANTED-Two young ladies fo rc " board; apply 1811 Cass st it Bt JANTED-Every one to know that 1 viva apecial attention 1o sales of household miture, Henry Crelghton, -uun.;.;-»r. 1619 B e to 00 _dressmaking tn fami- Miss Sturdy, 828 & 18th st B71 a 10* E————— s 3 d RENT--16-room bonse apd furniture for . N 12th strewt, ¥ e Q room ‘suitable for gentleman, ol INEY aud nloels taraished rooms. with gas Dath, ete., moderate Tates, at 2200 Dou /B furnished room, 810 per month, No. 822 8. 15th st, F N ICELY furnished front room for one or two fentlemon, with bowrd in private famly. 2411 Ha d ntlton st. 29 & FOBRENT Furgiche 5 with or with- out boerd, on 8d Soor 6 South 13th st. 107, & RENT—Furnished rooms in Greunlg bik . 19th and Dodge sts, Inquire of Geo. R.. Davis. Millard hotel billird room 68 QOB RENT--To gentlemen who will be per- manent, frst-class rooms, st prices, 1721 Davenport. ARGE pleasant room, mode: onces, l’.nChrwo . TR conuvenl nces, FPOR RENT - Hooms furnish ¥ nished, I4CAP. 4vo. e inh cmfi.‘:{:l‘:“(h ‘t;rm::h:xdmm in i nard AL w! i i, N4 Howard, Vormg 1667 JOR SALE—The furnituro, carpots, fxtures and lease of a pleasapily jocatéd, newly furnished house, uear horse aud cablo cars, house heated by steam, furniture, ete, In use less than a year; must be sold at once. For par- ticulars apply to Hartmun & Gibson, 1613 Far- nam st, 1 b‘()l( BALE-One span flne colts, 4 years old, one fine single driver, 4 years'old, il sount} and gentle, easy terms, 4. P, Tuckey, 15th and Douglas, 228 {OR SALE—Dormant scala capacity 8,400 pounds. Phil. Stimmel & Co., Y1413 Jones st., Omaha. 560 OR SALE—Boller and shafting. A i-horse power bodler, good as new, nearly 800 feot i-ineh shafting and about 6) feet smoke stock, for salo cheap. Enqulre at office Omaba Falt aud exposition Assoclation, 213 South 14th st. J. H. Mcshane, seeretary. 950 (ORBALE-liost carrliges ut Seamun s, Chieapest carriagzes al Seamun's, Rest phaetons at Seanan's. Cheapest phaetons at Se Queapost wage wst side of 16: north of Nicholas. we M 17 0,000 gooa_buflding brick, ars, at Peru, Neb., at a v th st de- live y low price. 1 R BALE-—Two ¥ Elass water guages. et Speap. “Address Fred Neb. OR SALE-Lurge Hall's safe, new, M Upton & Co OR SALI door, tubular steel boflers x L with smoke stack, steam guages, .8l complete; will sell Krug, brewer, Omaha, (3 A No, 77 Hall's safe with inside South 1ith st. MISCELLANEOU Ip jou have anything to trade cull on or ad dress George J. Sternsdortt, Koom 6, oppo- Slte posicfice 1 i—A top bugay, nearly olum wlso good slugle lm'noul;. A H. 3 0 Comstock. 812'. 16ih st. Iflnl.«mia ellas_covored and re- Paired ut 1ith Letween Dodge aud Doug- fng, 15 Tator. “end wne posial <ard ‘apd L ifi on yo B cal rl‘“ilmn beck 0 tuught a5 an art by Geo. F. Gellen. ) Haruey st. 152 1\, ONEY to_loan on T sed, turniture and other personal preperty, or collateral, « Rates moderate, Business conildential. Oflice 8. W. corner 15th and Rouglas st: 15th st. The Fairbank Investment Co. Hntrance on o ONEY to loan on furniture, wagons efe., without removal or on collateral security, Business strictly confidential, A. E. Green- wood & Co., Itoom 1, Cunningham’ block, cor. N ONEY to Loan. rates. 13th and Jackson. 90231 can place good first-class city loans on short notice “and at lowest ), V, Sholes, room 1, Barker hlock:}afl T$5«0 1o 850,000 loans by Sholes. b 3% TMONEY to loan on improved real estate: no commission charged, Leavitt Burnham, room 1, Creighton block. 574 R BALE—Dirick hotel, with storerooms, cheap, in city of 10,000 population. Little or no money required. Long time, low interest, easy terms.” Great bargain, J. H. Woolley, Grand Istand, Neb, 40 7E FOR EXCHANGE. ANTED—To exchange a_Lorse and_buggy for a piano. - Address J 3, Dies oftice W HAT have you to trade for 8 ucres of land unincumbered in Junean county, W 3 miles from county seat. G. J, Sternsdorif, 6_opp Postoftice. i67 to.order on small cash payments and long tim K. Daviing, 1521 Farnam, 318 ‘ HO wants a bargal twenty acres of cholce lpad, 160 deaded, fifty-five acres under cultiva: and improved; splendia_tock and farmmg 1an watered by White river; 8500 cash; iive yons time at 7 per cent inter Address Postoffice Box 115, Chadron, Neb. 401 8 P orange trecs tor sale. A “grove at De Land, Fiorida, 110 miles outh of Jackson- ville, %) Acres, house, DATT, otc., 150 trees, 14 inch dinmoter of trunk and 2 thet Hlgh, 40 years old, ‘\rmlnv-hml.wll oranges to each tree, 830 trees, 0 inch diametor, of trunks and 18 ff. high,, % Joaraold, production 000 orangos o eaoh tr 800 trees about half size and age, produeing 1,000 oranges to trea. The Iarge trees are the largest and oldest in Fiorida, 1,600 small trees notgdear- ing 5,000 nursery frees, The Jacksofyills, Tampa & Key Weat R It passes through the land, 1mile to staffon. Terms part cash, balance will Do taken in Omaha vacant lots. Address J, ¥, Brasn, 4 8t. Jolins Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. 7 in three hundrzd and EAUTIFUL south front 0 ft lot house, all_modern conveniences, not % miles west by south of the postoffies, 1f you want & home here §s_one that will suit you and can be bought at less than market value, on tlime 1f dest red. ¥, K. Darling, 101 Farnam. TFOR 20a Omatn property stock of haraware 4,600, 8tock of grocerles £2,000; these are located fn Omahia on good stroets and dofng a £00d business. Stock of dry goods, #4,60, stock of hoots and shoes 82,000, To exchange for good rruporty and assume light incumbrance, Act- ve Tteal Estate and Property Exchange, 1524 Dodge st. 1 OK SALE—At less than cost: Nino nice, neat cottages, well bult, elegant lots in clegant location, high and dry, and only short distanice trom Belt 1ine depot n Wainut Hill, from 800 to #1100, X cash, balance #10 pef month, These houses are being olosed ont regardle: of cost and you cannot get_another such a b gain in o hundred yoars Call'quick on .V holes, room 1, Barker block, ki OR SALE—H. Creighton, 1519 Farnam _st. socretary for Douglas st. and_other bailding assoctations, oan put. you 1 the way of gottin 4 homo on monthly payments, Call'on him an: investigate. okl PERFECT stock farm fu Shelby county, Towa, within two miles of two railway st tons, and \within four and a half of the fourish- ing young city of Maniila, sixty miles cast of Omaha, and ninety south of Sfoux City on line C. M. & St. P. Ry. This farm contains four himdred and seventy acres, has two dwellin houses, two stables, one barn, also two feed buildings, Nishua botnay creek runs through place; thero IS also A never failing spring near harns and feeding yards that farnishes abund- ance of water the year round. Elrgant grove about twelve acres skirts crock Which furnishes ample fale, farm fenced with barbed wire and ok posts,’ school honse at ome corner of the farm, good grist mill one mile and half, one hundred and forty-five acres in corn and oats, one hundred and twenty acres clover and tim* othy meadow, 70 acres wild upland meadow, Dbalance blue grass pasture, This farm with of without one hundred and fifty head of cattle and nindty hogs for sale. For terms and price addross Chas. W. Towsley, Cedar Raplds, lowa. R SALE—At & great Dargain, l0-room house, new, all modern_fmprovements, on street car line, one block from cable lne. This i8 a chance of'a life time; will be sold for less than cost of construction. Park Fowler & Ken- nard, 1607 Farnam st. 817 12 J L. RICE & CO., Real Estate. 698 and TFOR SALE or exchange: some first cluss fm- proved South Omaha residence property, will'take & good horse or horse and buggy as first payment. E. A. Leavenworth, Roomn 1, 1417 Farnam st. 282 OR SALE—5-room house and full lot, street, 2,800, #1,000 cash. €-room house on 20th st., ¥3,250, 81,000 cash. Corner lot on 23d street, $1,600. = H, W. Huntress, 1417 Farnam st. WILL sell to the highest bidder, Iots 1 and 2 Dlock 7, 90 ft by 127, east and_north fronts, only 135 ft from Belt Line, and one Dblock from Sutinders st. Isabel add., and one good lot in Orchard hill. Stringer, 1518 Dodge st. 139 7 J L RICE & CO., Real Estato, 503 st (P15 corner 23 and Douglns sta, to trado for )™ an eight to ten-room house and’ lot. Geo.J. Bternsdorff room 8, opposite P O. 230 \OR EXCHANGE—Vacant lots clear and en- cumbered, for farms and improved city property: see our list, H. E. Cole, room 6, Con- tinental block. 650 51 T HA¥Ea o farm in Haud county, Dak, 3 miles from Reo Heights. The sun never shone on better land than this. What have y to offer? G.J. Sternsdorft, room 0, opp, office, 204 A[ONEY to Lonn_Omaha roal farms. Mortgages bought. estate and Odell Bros. & Co., 312 8. 16th Chamber of Commerce building. $, 000 to toan on_city and farm real estate, Linahan & Mahonoy, room 50, Paxton blk. Thstoffice, JHOLE., f2oom 1, Barker Block. A, WOODMAN—Money t« “tate in sums to sult. 2% South 13th 1 ENAWA & CO., loan agonts, 1ith =t., opposite 8§79 m'16 53 st 581 —Money to loan onreal es- Lumk or small loans without m-uu;]Ty Sholes, room 1, Barker bloc M ONEY LOANED at . F. Reed & Co.'s Loan. Office, on farniture, pianos, horses, wagons, wsonl property of all kinds, dud oil othor, ar: iclesof value wi ness strictly confidential. hout removal, 8. 1 over Bingham's commission store. Al b 071 3th, usic ONEY 1o loan on first-class - real, ostato curity. et. Hurris' . OANS mado on ronl estate, W. M, Harrls over 22) 8. lith st. se ith Cash on hand. {OR EXCHANGE—For Torse and buggy, good residenco lot in Omaha, Easy terms, Call room 403, new Paxton block. 21 11 VW 1LY excliange 10.000 acres of the finest till- able, g and mining land in Wyo- ming for Oimaha vacant lots,small incumbrarico, a fine residence honse and lot clear, ‘and Ne- braska farms: price #.50 per acr T8 equity in contract 8,000, - Address I. H., Norfolk. ‘N raska. g (5, 7, SUERNSDORFF, raoin 8, opposite post- oftice, lias some good lund i Holt connty, ligh to trade for Omalia property. Will assume incumbrance. 20 OR EXCHANGE—We have a large list of Houses and lots, farms, ete., for exchange: when yon have anything to excliange come and seo us. 11 1. Cole, room 0, Contineutal Dlock, HAVE 00 lots in B, & M. Park addition to South Omaha, free of incumbrance, to trade for improved or unimproved Omaha prop- erty, farm lands, stocks of goods, horses, cattlo, oranything of vaiue. These lots are rapidly increasing in value, and if you have anything to trade call and se6 ‘me. George J. Sternsdor(r, room Frenzer block, opposite postoffice. 230 i{oflfi‘xw.\m.n Neb, farm _or_two South Omiha lots for span of mares or mules. W. L. Selby, 1321 Fa t. [ VW E HAVE s fow pieces of good land in Tydo connty, Dukota, for salo cheap. Corre- spondence solicited, Parker & Barnes, High- more, Dakota. 208 9% JFORSALE—Or exchange. We have somo good Oninha real 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 Bros. 614 8 10¢h st. 90m15* J L. RICE & CO., Real kstate. 598 {OR SALE—One lot and two oceupied as stores and dwellings: rent for §75 per month; price, $4,600; #1500 cash, balance casy, or will take good inside Iot or honse and full ‘lot, balance cash or good first mortgage paper. 'This is worthy your attention as an in- vestment. Call on or aderess . E. Meaglior, room 2, over Raymond's jewelry store, _ 2649] OR SALE or Trade—Farnam near 3sth, incumbrance #2,000. Equity 83,000, Farnam st., cor 31st, L38xI3. ‘Ivackage, 13th st. néar Grace, 09112, gGuming st., cor ‘3lst, 5.@xli) incumbrance 000, N - Irmm.. near Nicholas, 61x104, incumbrance ‘firmmdflfl st., cor, Burt, 100x5 0od buildings o incumbrance “};]u'nm facing park, 50x150, tncumbrance n(-;xglns st., near 20th, 66x13% incumbrance 82,600, 25108 In B, & M. Park add to South Omaha, clear of incumbrance, perfect title. 2 quarter sections of school land fn Kossuth Co., Towa. \Lauarter section land fa_ Grandy Co. Neb,, clear, All'of above proporty for sale or trade for good inside improved properiy or good i proved or unimproved farms. 8. A. Sloman, rooms 22 and 23, Hellman bldg, 130} Faruwm st Omaha, Neb, K13 o HOLES places more ofins than anybody, Shigl Yo, MOREY toloan, at low rato V" ithout rombval_or filn Tiess of ull kinds transncted quie publicity; money wlvanced on jowelry Totes bought. Call and see us, 1t will Feoplers Knanelul Excliung block, 15th and Farnai pa; on_cnattols, nanclal busi: without secured you. Toomm b6}, TaTker 251 o SOME choice loans wanted by Sholes, 083 JOANS mads on roat estats and mortguges bought. [ ) Lewis 8, leed & Co,, 1521 Farnar. ONEY 1o loan_on furniturs, wagons, ete..withoit removal: or on collateral sscurt ity. Business confidential. O B Jacobs, 320 8 15th 85 (SHOLES, Room 1, Barkor block, for loans. i) Cu‘\' Toans, Sholes, I 1, Barker bl ock, 583 Bfimmu loans, 1. an & Mahoney. Lt WILL give any ono a good trade for a fine residence; call nd 5eo e, George J. Sterns. orft, Room , opposite postoffice, 107 TFORTRADE-Or Sulo A span_of carriage horses; a nice carrfage; a span of white ponies and oil outfit, cans, ete,; & fine driving mare, pheaton; also'singld and double harness. Will (uyn same {n as first payment on a nice houss or lot centrally located. Call &t once on V, 1406 Farnam. NJEW 2 seatod carriage and new singlo top Buggy to trade for long time real estato wortguge, ' W. L Selby 1521 Farnam st, 99 RICK Wantod for good insid Bloman, r0oi 22 and PIGHTY (80) acres of land adjoining 4 Manawa, Counell, Hluffs, Ia. This tract will make 00béantitul lots and 1s free from encumbrance, What have you Lo offer? George J. Sternsdortf, room 6, opp P, 0, 157 A FINE farm in Missouri, « 00.000 bricks in exchange Omaha property, 8. A, 23 Hellman bld; w1 Ko sar of incum. pranes, to teade for & good house and lot o vatunt property. - George' J. Sternsdorir, 10puL 6, opposite postoice. It Sholes before gettigg a loan, 4 SI, MUNE\' loaned on furifoure, planos. orzans, horses, ete, low rate: Co., 1417 Farnum, S PER C nar J. T money t 18 8 16th st, 58) J. Wilkinson & y tolfan, Patterson & Bar- 5 MOREY Loan—0, ¥F=Tvis Co, real ostate nd loan agents, Farnam st. 300,000 To loan on Omans city p percent. G, W. Day 8! E. cor. K (SHOLES makes tmpro H l’\!(‘llllfl loans mol o Bard oo fibck, MR PPN JPOK oW rate loans, Sholes, Room TMONEY to Toan 3316w to loan in sums of from $i) n Omaha and South Money on hand. Wrignt & h oH No delay Rice & Co,, over Commerclal Ni- ) 1o 92,500 Lasbi ONEY—To loa N 3. L. tional bank JOUN K Owmaha property, ¥, 215 8. 14t st tair vosk Fates. Place loans by Sholes. L B t loans, n tmproved clty or Continental ) 590 883 QHORT time tonn o on_any & 19" socurity. in reasonable 4 notes bo s0ld or Bancial rhanigt. iable lo amounts, Becured b Genoral usiness of any kind = transacted promptiy,quistly and fairly at the Omaha Fi- nancial ‘nhunf. N W oot 300 an Har oy sla, Over Stuia National bauk. " Corbeit. 9 manager IN VTS boust.” 0. B, Jncobs, 20 8. e MRE insurauce, reliable compauies. H. E. 16tk and Douglas, 7 Cole, No BULoNG Tonns, Sholes, M'RADES made In roul estate ersonal rty. Sed exchange b BN, 1o i AN W park for harse and buggy. Inguir A. Slopan, 15th aud Farnam, Hellman hlu(":, [ \V,\fi't‘ and 1ots to exch: C, . Spotswood, #0558, 16th ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. and k. TBENEON SOARMICHARL furnish compiots “and guarAntesd abstracts of titla to any real oatats (n Omaba and Douglas county upon shortnotfce,” The most 16te satof abstraot books i thie cit MLAND Quarautee and Trust Oo. 105 Farnam street—Complete abstracts fur- nished, and titles to real estate sxamined, per- 1 anteed. bt Ustracts—South Omaha—Hd, Johnion & Co., agents South Omaha Land Co., Luye the only complete set of abstract books in South Omat. " Complote abstracts furulshed on short notice. Oilice opposite depot, Omaha. FORSALE-REALESTATE. oK ow house 10 rooms, large 1ot, wets and window shades it desired, good'neighborbood, ~ Nathan Sh 1605 Farnwn st 3 #2300, small cash payment and long five Toot house and 1ot u Arbor place <. Davling, 1621 Farnww, J L. RICE & CO., Real Estate. OOR at this—A new 8-room house, gas, bath, turnace and tull lot in Kountze place, price 80,500, 81,000 cash, balauce §1b per onth. Hau- Liton Bros', 08 8, 1510 st 16216 HAVE several choice, fuside, full lots, upon which I can bufld holses to suit purchi upon their own setection of plans, and on tern to suts. This will pay to investigate. D.V. Sholes, room 1, Barker Dlock L. RICE & CU., Real Estate. "mluiuvs'.‘n:fl Wothing currviids o directly Giroogh ol wonk sors o L ea nd Vigbrons Brsn . Fiveita Yoll instanily or ‘we mwflm in cash. . Tie. Worst cases pore wmphlet do. tamp i ., Chisaga pnan Co-operative Community. Pittsburg Dispatc The Amana community in Towa, including a popu- Iation of about 2,000, is an illustration of the suc of co-operative effort among thrifty Germans., The settiement was begun in 1855 and the colony now owns 206,000 acres of land, The land forms a single township and the people are grouped into seven villages. Bach vil- lage is a socinl and industrial unit, and has a definitearea nssi 0 it for cul- tivation and pasturage e govern- ment of colony uffairs, as a whole, is in- v d in a board of thirteen trustees, while each village has its board of el- ders, varying in number from seven in the smallest to eighteen in the largest. The central institution in each village is the which is a large general retail establishment, carrying wroceries, drugs, dry goods, elothing, hats and caps, hardware, ete, Its book- keeping is very elabo) except in dealings with outside not ordinarily use money. is done by & system of accounts which kept at the ‘‘store.” The blac smith shop and the carpenter shop have accounts against the farm department, which arve duly recorded on the village books. Every familyor adult has an account at the “store,” certain credits beingiapportioned to all members by the elders at the commencement of each year, which are drawn against bj pur- chay Boarding houses furnish meals to members in each village in groups of from forty to fifty each. 1Iouses arc as- signed to families by the elders, who provide shelter for all. The commun- l.’y conducts a number of mills and man- ufactaring enterprises, a4 ADDITIONAL COUNOCIL BLUFFS Regular Connoll Meoting, The city council met last ovening in rege ular monthly session, Present, Alderman Lacy in the chair, Aldormen Motcalf, Weaver, Knepher and Waterman The monthly bills were read and allowed by titles, which was & most agrecable changs from tho old order, as much time was saved, Petition of property owners on Graham avonue and Madison streot that paving on thoso streets procced immedintely. Filed, On motion the Omaha & Council Blufts Pav- ing company wore notified that this work must proceed within ten days. Communication from R. 1. W spocting cement used in_curbing was read and ordered filed ; also one from 8, P, Me- Connell that cortain curbing was broken be- fore 1t _became sot. Both communications were reforred to the committee on stroets and alleys. Inyitation to the councit to visit the Wo- man's Christian hospital Tuesday (to-day), accepted. The report of tho city engincer respecting the cut on High School avenue opposite the Fulsom estate was read. Mr. Bloomer, as attornoy for the estate, appeared and desired that tho report shall not state that he, Bloomer, consents to any arrangement be. twoen tho city and the estate, as the ostate 1s in litigation. *The report was roforred baci 10 the engineer and city solicitor. The Council Blufts Driving Park nssocla- tion was, by resolution, ordored to remove obstructions on Cherry street within twelve days. Paving resolution for improving Grace streot from Broadway to Platner streot was adopted. A committee roport was lutroduced grant- Ing ownors of proparty no_ damages [n the extonsion of Fourth street, except lots 1, 4 and 5. Committee roport that a policeman is nec- easary to protect Big lake from undue fishe ing. Adontod. he marshal was instructed to repair the sidowalk abutting tho Woodbury corner of First avenue and Poarl street. A resolution was introduced ordering a sidewaik from the Mill corner, on Washing- ton avenue to North Sccond stroet on south sido of samo avenue, A resolution was introduced ordering the street commissionor to_repair the sidewalk an North Soventh and Mill streets without elay. A resolution was drawn ordering grading and curbing on Grace street from Plerce to Platner strects and on Platner from First streot to Franklin avenve, Adjourned, Aol s The Manly Art. The opora house was well fillod last even- ing by a gathering who assembled to witness the sparring exhibition between the puilis- tic talent of this city and Omaha. Prof, Harry H. Leonard, of Omaha, acted as mas- ter of ceremonies. ' The first bout was_be- tween Tom Murray, ex-champion middle- weight of the northwest, and _Prof. Arthur Rothery, of Omaha. Two home colored vugs, “Cyclone” and “Rainbow, then ap- peared. ‘The McLaughlin brothiers, Tom and Patsey, were the noxt contestants, These younggsters, who are but ten years o age, are known' as ‘‘Cloncy’s midgets.’ Quarters and dimes rained on the stage, and the _ boxers for- got their \ork, threw off their gloves, and devoted themselves to raking in the cash. Tommie Brooks and Jack Larkins, both of the Bluffs, were tho next aspirants for hons ors, and the rounds were all good exhibitions of scientific boxing. The next two to don the gloves were Prof. . Rothery, of Omaha, and Harry McCoy, of Rich Hill, Mo. Their work was" decidedly lively. Pat Killen, of St. Paul, and Prof. Billy Hawley, of Omaha, wore the next toappear. Jack Killott and Art. Rothery, of Omaha, then thumped cach other in the most approved style. Mr. Young then announced as the event of the evening a bout between Pat Killen and Barney Smith, of Bridgeport, Conn. It was the only really fine exhibition'of the evening, Killen was in excellent form and the pair did some hard slugging, The exhibition was well received, and the receipts were about iams re. —— Uncle Tom's Hound. Sunday morning the “Uncle Tom's Cabin" company checked its baggage, doukey and bloodhounds for Atlantic, via the Roolg Island. The donkey was consigned to thg tender care of the express messenger, and the mu; 1 buc bloodthirsty hounds were taken in charge by McCarl, the baggageman, who placed them in the rear end of the car, While the train was running to Weston the two slave chasers begau o try their chains, snarling and showing their teeth in a most savage manner, Finally the larger and more savage animal broke his chain, rushed for- ard and sprang at the throat' of the bag- ageman, tearing his faco and clothes in a frizhtful manner. The express messenger, armed with a heavy poker, came to the res- cue and pounded the brute until he retreated to the other end of the car, and a barricade of trunks was quickly thrown up to keep him there, thus possibly saving the life of Me- Carl.’ Had not the dog been muzzled, the injuries sustained by the intrepid baggage- man would doubtless have been very scrious, even if he'had not been killed outright, —————— A Cyclone Victim, A call for the patrol was rung in from the Rock Island passengoer depot at 2 o'clock yes- terday afternoon, On arriving there a woman of about fifty-five years was found, who gave her nawe as Eliza Watson, She was in a pitiable condition mentally, having had an experience in a cyclone that had unseated her reason. 1t scems that she was at Chilli- cothe, O, during the terriblo cyclone that visited that place a fow months ago, and was blown ly two miles, being found aftor the storm had subsided lodged against a treo that had withstood the onslaught of the ele. The poor woman has relatives in hraska, and was on_her way to join them. She was removed to St. Bernard's hospital, where she will receive proper medical atien- tion and careful nursing, and will probably be able in a few days to continue her journey to her relatives. Her oxperience was a tor- rible one, and it is no wonder that the brain succumbed o the borrors of that awful trip through the air, -— Officers of the Club, The Council Bluffs club elected the follow- ing officers at tho meeting last evening: President, 8. P, MacConnell; first vice-pres- ident, Harry Birkinbino ; second vico-presi- dent, Bert Evans; treasurer, Dr, Macrae; scorctary, . J. Chapman; executive com- mittee, William Moore, J. M. Freynor, D, ¥, Eicher, il United at Last., The deadlock in the school board is broken at last, Architect Ward’s plans were adopted at last evening's meeting by & un- animous vote, such plans to be changed as the board may suggest. This is regarded as a compromise, and was the only course which would insure the immediate erection of the school building, L Itis a Curions Fact That the body is now more susceptible to beuefit from medicine than atany sea- son. Hence the importance of tiking Hood’s Sarsnparilla now, when it wil do you the most good. It is really won= derful for purifying and enriching the blood, ereating an appetite, and giving a healthy tone to the whole system. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself. Personal Paragraphs. 3 A Frasior, of Silver City, was heve Sune day. Ex-Sheriff Perry Reel was in the city yes. terday. Charles B. Flood and L. Flood, of Keg Croek, were here yesterday. Charles Baughan, of Kansas City, is in the city looking after property interests here. Miss §. D. Rehse is in the city, having been called here in the prosecction of her art. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore are made happy by the arrival of & little boy at their howe. —_——— ‘When you need a friend, select a trua one. Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic is the best friend mankind bas for all diseased of the stomach, liver and kidveys. The best blood purifier and tonic kuowm 50¢c, €. F, Goodwan Drug Qg