Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 9, 1888, Page 7

SPECIAL _NOTICES. OM.AEIA. HR correspondence of & first-class dress: maker, ding tatlor | 1s destred by H. W. l."lm.nllrklm,tgnodc ance w1l be given to the right party. 400 “Adyertisements under this head, 10 conta per 1ine for the first insertion, 7 cents for each sub- gequent inserticns and $1.60 « line per month. o ndvertisement, taken for less than 25 cents for the first Insertion. Seven words will be counted to the line; they must run ronsecutively and must be paid in advance, All advertise ments must be handed in before 12:30 o'clock p. m,, and_under no circumstances will they bs taken or discontinued by telephone. Parties advertising in those colurng and hav. ing the answers nddressed in care of the les, | plense ask for a check to enable them to get their letters, ns none will be deiivered except ©on presentation of check, All answers to adver- tisements should be enclosed in envelopes All advertisements in these columns are pub Iished in both morning and evening editions ot the Ree, the circulation of which aggreates moro thin 18,000 papers daily, and_gives the ad- wertisers the henefit, not only of the city circ Iation of the Bee, put also of Council Blaffs, Lincoln and other eitles and other cities and towns throughont this section of the coun BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for these columns will be taken, on the above conditions, at the following bus- ness houses, who are authorized agents for Tue Bek gpecial notices and will quote the same Tates as can be had at the matu office. FTOHN W. BRLL, Pharmacist, 82 South Tenth Btreet, (VTASE_& EDDY, Stationers and Printors, 114 ¥ /* Routh 16th Street. i WORTH, Pharmacist, 2115 Cume ILES, Pharmactst, 624 North 16th EO. W. PARR, Pharmacist, 1800 8t. Mary's Avenue, I TUATIONS WANTED. YA/ ANTED—A situation by an old and relia- ble traveling salesman ; cau give the best of reference. Address J. 43, lice office. 304 7 ANTED-Sitnation for a_young man in clothing store, 16 years experience, has £00d references, State Emp office, 1417 Farnam, Toom 11, 4 8 < ITUATION wanted by a man (25) in wholesale or retail store tor bookkeeping or assistant in office work, has first class references, call State Bmp office, 1417 Farnam, Room 11, 481 8* i ANTED-A position by a_yo 1 man na 1 |l\$ to do w wholesale or retall housoq wi anything; can_lend employer 8750 and furnish Deat of city references: salary no objoct: 10 ob- Jection to leaving the city. Address J 4§ Ico. ANTED Dy a double entry bookkee set ot hooks to keep or office work to_do after7p.m. Party owns a new Remington typewriter which he will farnish if desired; em- ployed during day. Adaress J 47 Lo ofice. ANTED—A situation temporary or 'mrmn. nentas bookkeeper, shipping or bill clerk By an experionced double entry bookkeoper:cun give goodreterences. - Address J 27 Bog oflico. FIRST-CLASS whito goods or flannel man wants a position best references given, Ad- dress J 48 Bee office. 427 11 W ANTED=By younglady, position as _sten- ographer: can do bookkeeping, Address Box 785, Hastings, Neb. 402 11% ANTED--Situation by competent book- keeper; best of city references. Address . 338, Bee. 3140] ANTED--First-class pastry cook; must be zood on creams, ices, etc, Address Brown's Res taurant, N. 1ith-st., Lincoin, Neb, 348 er a WANTED--MALE HELP. r\V_'T"l_l_\ ANT state managers, also men for ad joining states. Our goods are new. Wo have big raleg and no opposition, Big money 2 easy made. Please call Rooms 422 and 423 New Paxton block. 633-10§ TANTED—Assistant to travel. Party that cun loan his employer 400 cin secure per- manent position at $100 per month and expen- ses. Apply Roows 42 and 423 new Paxton block. 443-10) VW ANTED—Two good sized intelligent,honest hoys to carry horse routes on daily Even- ing Boe. "Apply to Theo. Williums, bet 4 and 6 p.m. 418 W ANTED—A first class blacksmith, 15155 1ith, 43600 W ANTED-A competent rock foreman, who thoroughly understands handling ex- losives, at AlLright K. R. Labor Agency, 1120 farnam st. flé YA7ANTED—Boy for office work. Addross in own handwriting, stating ago, d 3. Tieo 570 office. TVA\).’T iD—Good pants and vest-maker b Volz Bros. Steady work. 25th st., north of P. 0. South Omaha, 04 8¢ W ANTED-Two wood, energotic, relial men as agents for an old line life insur- ance company: liberal contracts to good men, Apply New Paxton block. 800 12 good printer capable of taking entire cnarge of a woekly newspaper cal find steady work. permanent employment and ood wages. Address J. G. P., care of Press. awnee City, Neb. ; 'W ANTED-A good tailor, ulmwl{ ) , iy, avid Oty dress or call, John Wolfskiel Neb. 304 W ANLED 2 good coat and 1 pants maker at once.” James Larscn, Mindon, Nebe VV ANIED-—Two coat makers and one pant Mo, Taker at once. L. Burnhetmer, MeCook, el 27 ANTED—A trustworthy boy with a good Liorse to carry an evening Toute on Duily Bee. Apply at the Beo office. 120 '“YA TED—One good agent for Omaha and vicinity; also one in each county in Ne- braska, to {ntroduce & newly patented window ventilator, ~ Profit large. 0 capital required Address, glving references, Ventilator, Box J 9, Tiee oftice. 127 8¢ 76 Per Month—Agents wautoed in every county. D Plan of work casy: new goods; write with stamps. Gould M'f'g Agency, K 62 University Place, N. Y. City. 450mo) Bovs-am. Dist. Tel. Co., 1304 Dougla NGAGEMENTS to do_dressmaking in fami lies solicited. Miss Sturdy, &2 8. 15th st, 71 m 10° ANTRD- Evory one to know that 1 @ive special attention to_sales of household farniture. Henry Creighton, auctioncer, 1510 FOR RENT-HOUSES. YR RENT-16-room house and furniture for sale, 811 N T2th street, L 1L FOR RENT—Houss 10 rooms with all modern conveniences %13 Davenport st. T. J, Beard. BN room house with yard, near Farnam and 24th st., steam heat” and all modern im- provements, 265 per month, Call 207 8. 2Ath st. JOR RENT_10-room brick house, No. €11 8, 20th st. Apply at No. 827 &, 20th 'st. 411 NT—4 room hose 2004 Selby, 1521 Farnam st. desirable 10-room house, corner 21st and Burt st. All modern improvements, On cable and streot car lines, Inquire Dr. Paul, 15th and Dodge St 624 13¢ YV ERY T . modern im- provements, within 4 blocks of Boyd's opern honse, 30 per month. K. A. Leaven- worth, Room 1, 1417 Farnam s 29 For RE legant 10-room_house, all mod- ern improvements, on car line, Inquire 1408 Douglas st, i qE\'RN room house, Jackson st., #2 WY 0 room, corner house, Jackson st., 830, 10 room house. No, 78 8, 18th st. 7room cottage, 224 and Howard sts, Also other houses, G. E. Thompson, Room 112, Bneely block, 15th and Howard st. 388 JOOR RENT—7 room cottago, 2012 Capitol ave. Inquire 218 Capitol ave. 79 'OR RENT-House 6 rooms and closets in good repalr, hard and soft water, on 17th st. between Jackson and Brownell hall, lm}ulreflm 8. 16th st. 163 10t URNISHED rooms and board, 1003 Farnam. s BOmie [200M8 for ront three blocks from Boyd's opera house, K7 8. 18th st. Y For RENT—Room, furnished, $10. 207 1:‘4;:7& For RENT-To 1 or 2 gentlemen, room_ with bath ete., 2319 Douglas, fil NFURNISHED and 2 furnished rooms, 708 N 10th. 24 10 R RENT--Two unfurnished floors, 512 south 8 18th street. Cummings & Murphy, on prem: ses. a FOR RENT— 5TORES AND OFFICES. FOR RENT—Stora, 220 &, 13th sf fice, will make fmprovements. Inguire 218 8. 13th st. 51 o OR RENT--A store 20x50, 830, Inquire, 618 8, 15th, Peterson, i the gns of- INTON block, handsome fiew store rooms with lars underneath, tinished with all modern im- provements and conveniences. Rents moderate. Apply to John Hamlin, 311 S. T1th st, lm\{\fln. 31 brick bullding, Jo= [OR RENT. Douglas st. Two-story OBBIE block—A new story brick just nearing completion, 8, E.corner Park ave and Leavenworth, two clegant store rooms, each 24xA, large callars, also cortior basement room finished off for barber shop, several flats in the second and_third floors. Low rents and all modern conveniences, Apply to Hobbie Bros., telephone 88, o1 FPOR RENT—One half of store room, 1213 Douglas st. Wm. H. Spelman. o TPOR RENT—Store and basement, 604 8. 13th st Mrs. M. Lange. %3 R RENT_Two business or office rooms_on 18t floor 825 per month, W. E. Clark, 1414 Harney. 050 E‘()R RENT-Half of office at 312 § 16th st, Chamber of Commerce bld, Odell “msh% Co. F()u RENT-—6-room house, 1409 Davenport st- 883 12% OFFICH rooms, 602 8. 15th st. 838 OR RENT—A choice 0 room house, fenced lot, city water, furnace, bath room, cistern,also large well E(JIH pped barn, being 253 Capitol ave, Inquire 24 door east of premises or room 14 Omaha Natl bauk bld. B, H. Robison. 304 11 (OR RENT—8room house, Inquire J. F. Barton, 2010 Capitol ave. 605 10§ (OR RENT—Two large cottages, 627 and 620 17th avenue, now in course of construction; John H, F. Lehmann. 100 ready by June 1st next. JOQR RENT-Suite of office rooms, Bushman block, cor. 16th and Douglas, Nine room house, cor. 17th and_Dorcas, &0 per month quire W, M. Bushman, 1311 Leavenworth (OR RENT— Business room now ocer my oftice on I5th st. C. F. Harrison, 4188 15th Fok‘fu—:NT-»Tmeu Btores nnd basement at 1005 Farnam street. Inquire at Room 19, Arfington block, 1611 Dodge st., between § an 12a. m. FQOR_RENT Fine modern _residence 623 South 17th street, John H. F, Ll‘llmn{l‘fi4 OR_RENT-—i-room house 813, quire 8. E. corner 11th and er month. In- inton st. \OR RENT--About Jnne 1, ver; f-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. K convenient FOR RENT--MISCELANEOUS. 00D truck farm for rent near the city. Ad- dress J 40, Bee oftice. 306 8¢ STORXU'L om to rent, 1113 Farnam st. %2 J R RENT--Good sale and livery barn, excel- lent location, rent reasonable, inquire of C, ‘W. McVicker, room 2, Barker blk. V75 RENTAL ACENCIES. 'OR RENT—An 8 room house, with bath, one block from car line, $30 per month. Cole, room 6, Continental block. R RENT —Chu):hw house, 1132 N, 17th, H.E. 628 good_tenant, 6-room Taquire 216 8 1jch st. JFOR RENT_Furnished ouse. ¢ rooms. En- quire 809 So. 2 st. from 0to 12, m. SOMETHINU cheap, house for rent or for sale, furniture for sale, including Encyclo- dia Britannica, new Steck raiture. Otto Beindorf, 823 lano and other eorgia avenue. 800 URNISHED hotel for rent—The St. Elmo hotel, Missouri Valley, ia. The leading ho- tel of the'city and only oné block from the de- ot. For further particulars address Hugh ercy. B840 m1i w. © Iarize store Mionan, M8, 210 and S8 South T s where he is propared to take in all kinds of Jobds for e At & reasonable rate: a fire- Proof bulldiggc 24 § for furniture, sto: met- w. Rufus B, Clark, nu'n'l"s 12th t. vy 304 m24 TORE yomt 16th street. Atoves and furniture with the arnjturs Co. 715-17€1_North ”T!D‘TO BUY. 4 VWANTE buy & restauEE T gont To- cality, héwp. Address J 62, Bee oifice V FANTFD=Mo buy an established real estate and insurance business in Omaha, Ad dress J 41, care Bee office. ) 8% TED—Corner lot in Hanscom place. eavenworth, room 1, 1417 Farnam st. 50- V ANTED—A. P, Tukey will buy some good 18t and $d mortgages it well secured. A. Tukey, 1524 Farnam, 3 1LL, buy furnitureofa ho trally located. Co-op, L & W o or Mt con Co, 205 N‘ 16th CLAIRVOYANT. ADAM ECOLES! The wonderful Cinir ant and testraedium, In cousequen her increasing business will_remain 15 days longer at her former pariors, No. 323 N. 16th st Where in_her trance stats she aceurately re- veals the most hidden secrets of the past, pres- ent and fture. is perfectly reliable tn all love, trouble, diseaso and business affairs, Con: sultation personally or by mail, 81, No. lotters answered_unless °nccompanied by dcts in stamps. 33 N, 10th, Room 1, 2nd floor, Omaha. PDF, NARNIE V. Warren, clairvovant, Med: ical, business and test medium, . Digdgnosis Tres. Female diseases a specialty, 119 N. 16th st. Rooms 2 &3, _Tel. 044, 570 \ ANTED-{ 500 & month has been made by agents in ap: piying the IX. L. siate paint. only small capiial l‘q\llred, Call on or address lura)lllk,\ ulars, J. L. Rice & Co., box 678, % 12 ANTED--Man_with $160 to manage offico, all 12 to 2, 1721 St. Mary's 288 198 have fnvented an instagment that sells at sight and_that is o%ed in every family, 60,000 have been sold in the north- west. 1 can offer a good man an nterest in the patent for fifteen years froe. No capitnl re. quired, A respectable fortune can be easily made, 1f you desire & beautiful, permanent business, Apply At once. Inclose 2'cent stamp. Address' J. D. C. Knapp, Box &7, Minneapots, Minn, Reference, every bank and business 156 In Minn; 4l bl SUME ONE n n N ass001 western In., that hasno building and loan tion, or that has one and wants _another, or that has time to rep! ta building and loan association to write o ull information to &tate manager of National Buflding & Loan Co., 1613 Farnam st., Omaha, TED—Partner in_insurance Address J 81, Beo oflice. busine 410 103 v thousand dollars . fruft ranch, aper, “California, equity $50,00. sale of exchange for good piying Omalia_ property, Call or address W, Union Steel Nail Co., or_Bell & McCandish, 514 & 15th 428 OR SALE-A good restaurant can very little mon thing new ; reason for dress J 45 Bee oftice, IVERY barn for sale, centrally located. dreasonable offer will be refused 1 days. Call and investigate. Co. Op. 1 205 N 16th st. EED Store for sale, one of the best locations in the city, doing a large business, _Ownor has to leave ofty, A man witha thousapd dol- lurs can double it every ¥ days, over and above expenses, No humbug. Will bear close inves- tigation, Address,J 20, Bee- 10° OR SALE—A very fine drug store in the livifest town in the state, one of tho finest opportunities to go into business already es- tablished ever offered, Tt will pay to investi- For full particulars inquire of Park Kennard, 1007 Farnam st, Omahn, Neb, iling, poor health, Ad- Ju o EY TO LOAN. V[ONEY To Loan—By the unders has tho only proporly organized loan agency in Omaha. * Loans of #10 to $100 made on furniture, planos, organs, horses, wagons, ma. chinery, eto,, witlout removal. No delays. All business strictly confidential. Loans so made that lny{! rt can be paid at any time, each pay- ment reducing the cost pro rata. Advancs made on fine watches and dlamonds. Persa should carefully consider who they are dealing with, asmany new concerns are daily coming into existence. Should you need money call an seame. W. R.Croft, room 4 Withnell building, 16th and Harnev. 3 QUORT time loans mado by . E. JohnsonIate R’ pres. Bank of Merna: reference, First Nat'l bank, Omaha, Room 3), Chamber of COmIOEce T,OANS made on improved and unimproved city property at lowest rates of interest, special rates on large loans on inside dell Bros. & Co., 812 8. 16th st. OANS made on guurl productive real estate, Adgecurity 3 and 5 years time, optional pay- ments and favorable terms and rates. Kimvail, Champ & Ryan, U. 8, Nat'l Bank 8'1d. 379 6 Toperty. Pl MPSON, Room 112 Sheely block. BT F_you want your houses rented to zood, prompt tenants, list them with J. H. Par- rotte Rental Agency, 1006 Chicago. 8% m16 O LOAN—On real cstate mortgage, $4,000 In gnesumbr divided. G. B Thompson, Room 112, Sheely blook, 15th and Howard sts. 380 OANS made on Omaha clty property by D Lo atecroom 1 Burker bhe. 558 F YOU want your houses rented place them with Benawa & Co. 15th, 0pposite postoilice. WANTED—HO\I!” to rent, and we can rent them too, H. E. Cole, N. E. 15th and Douglas. 562 Lxs'r'nau.es for rent with B. E. Cole, N. E. 15th and Douglas. 562 GBEUDBY. F. L.. Rental agont, 300 8 lfltaflb. ONEY to loan on chattels. Room 31, Cham- YL ber of Commerce. 506 V[UNEY toloan, casn on aand. Tio delay 7 W. and E. L. Squire, 1413 Firnam st Pax- ton hotel building. [ OR SALE- The U. 8. on a household ma- chine cove! d by two patents, Costs $25 to s quick for $115. Wil sellmy whole fnterest, or will form a stock company. Iusiness established in Nebraska,lowa and 11t nois. Address, J 24, Bee, 23 ANTED—An active business man with 850 10 8250 to take hold of a fast selling article, Profits from §10 to $40 per day. Roon 4, Crounse block, 19N 16th, 2000 4 JLRST class hotel for sale or exchan B. 8. Lilly, reul estate dealers, Broken Higw, Neb. VWV E Jiave for sale alongtime loase of the best location for fancy retail business in tho city. Fearon, Cole & Robertson, 310 8. 16th st. OR SALE—A good paying business. Olgars, stationery toys, soda water fountain etc.. in first-class location. Stock will involce about £,500. Wil take city renl estate in exchango. Enquire at Max Meyer & Co.'s. 201 OR SALE—An_established business doing £25,000 a year, m‘n(rnll{ located, good reason forselling. Address J 13, Bee. 166 Wli can sell you anything from a fruit stand to a mammoth store. Co-operative Land & Lot Co., 205 N. 16th st. 166, OR SALE -A good brick yacd and all tho ap- purtanances, also 800,000 good brick. Apply Ityan & Walsh, room 6, Atlington block. 13 pormonth, 8 starts you tn businoss, coun- 1D try rights free; send stamps £or catalogue Patterson Oil Burner Co., 201 Canal st. Chicago, I1L. 197 m2»* H & THEYL-8500,000 to loan on city property + ‘sndTmproved farm land. Frouzer block. ONEY lfltflll on_real estate, mortgages Dbought and sold. Wallace, Créighton blk. PERSONAL. R RENT—2 now 11.room _nouses, 840, by 8. T. Petersen, se cor 15th and Douglas. 745 JRORRENT— elegant oo houses, all mod- ern conveniences, excellent location, con- venient to street cars, $3 per month if taken soon. H. E. Cole, ne 15th and Douglas. 550 \OR RENT—A 7-room flat. Inquira of Geo. Higgins, in the cigar store 16} Hov{!:}r(\ st. OR RENT— $-room house, North Saunders T, * Enauire of C.W. ficuuam,r:&m 8. 5 Y 0 RENT-—Kight-room flat, front room suit- able for offices, with all’ modern conven- iences. 602 S. 15th. 552 OR_RENT—Six desirablo houses, from 825 to #50 per month, Leavitt Burnham, Room1, Creighton block. 83 HOUSES centrally locatod, rent from $12 to +) "3, furniture for sale on monthly payments. Co-op. L. 1 L. Co., 205 N. 16thst 551 JOR RENT—Wlen you want to rent a house, store of office go to H. E. Cole. 562 'OR RENT—Two good 8 room houses on Park ave, #40 per mouth, D. V. Sholes, Room 1Barker block, OR REN once, OR RENT—And furniture for sale, almost & bargain, best house and'location in eity; every modern convenience: this will pay to investigafe at once. Apply 1700 Dodge 656 A nect 80 cottage. Apply at . Hurrison, 418 8 1oth st 550 OR RENT—A front and back parlor, conveniences, handsomely furnished. sth. a1z i NOR RENT—Nice front room, furnished. 1214 Georgla ave. 407 9¥ R RENT—Newly furnished, pleasant sleop- ing rooms for gentlemen, by the day.wee or month, 8 to 8 week, 100 Howard. 42 10% R RENT—Furnished room for gentlemen, modern conveniences. Also good barn, 1017 Gass st. 350 JPOR RENT—Furnished rooms, 1510 Dodie. 384 6 ERY pleasant large furnished roows: all desired conveniences:private house;hoard it destred; 1 block WANTED--FEMALE HELP. = GENTS—Ladies preferred, something that overy lndy wants, sells' at sight, 11915 N 2ith st., room b, 40 10 B AI.L ladies wishing remunerative employment cau huye beaded and silk work to do at . home; ¥ to #20 weekly guaranteed. = Enclose mp for prospectus and prices, Grey & Gillies, ¥ Baltimore st., Baltimore, Md. = 422 8% 7ANTED—Competent work, no Swedes, Rlst st 'vvf\i'ruh Dly at diningroom girls for Colorado, for Wyoming, #20, fare pald; one for 6 for city, Bwedish, Norwegian or oman as bousekeeper' for Cheyenne, 0ok for small family in country, # rs, laundresses, kitchen girls and 20 orks ks wishigto leave their address, Mra. Brega a1 B irl for general housework; ages to first-class help. Apply N, E, corner 220 und Burdette sts. 405 0% W ANTED--A competent second eiel who has worked for good families, Call forenoon #1613 N, 20d s 244 J,ADY agents, 310a day sure; new rabber un- mlnlur garment. Mrs. H, F unh;‘.. ]C&lcugu, Irl for general houso- irs. L, O, Jones, 715 N 450 10 Ap- irl for general housewor &2 N 17th st, T ANTED--lmmediately, ladies to work for a wholesale bouse on' needlowork at their homes, (Sent any distance) Good pay can be made.” Everything furnished. Particulars free. Address Artistic Needlework Co., 18 st t., New York City. Bis-21 FANTED—Young ladies who are empl in (e city and boarding, to try the uropean Resiaurant, Best and - cheapest dies and gentlemen's restaurant in the city, 811 & 313 So. th st. Opp. Paxton Hotel. EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS. = o ANADIAN Employment Of male help seat to all par mnced. Reference, Omah rega 310 8. 16th, Tel. B4, ANTED--Men and boys out of work to call at the City Intelligence office. (Ureighton Ik ), corner 15th and Dotgasl sts 47 TNION Employment Ofiice 15 conducted in an honorable manner, and our applicants supplied on short notice.” Swall foe. 915 8. 11th 944 11> NOR RENT—Suite of newly furnished rooms, and one single room; all” modern conv ences; board if desired: near two car lines, 622 Georgia ave, (829th st.) fir board, 2013 Douglas st. o) For x Furnished rooms with b References required. 704 8. 18th st. OR RENT—Two neatly furnished rooms oue $12 and one # per mo. 2104 llnrny‘l};.‘ - JOR KENT- urnished rooms, 603 N, 1th st 206 113 )RR RENT—Desirable room with board, pri- vate family, first class location, pleasunt home, 18 reasonable. 035 Pleasant s 'F\_uu RENT—Furnished room, 1708 Douglas. I\Ewm' furnished front rooms with or_with- out board in private family, 602, southwest Ccorner 15th and Jackson sts. NOR R “Furnished rooms in pleasant lo- cation, gas bath, 6tc, New Holse and new furnitu; 240 b% JOUBNISHED rooms, 1138 20th, 60 Jas 0K BENT-Oue elegant tront room, fur- nished, all modern {mprovements, threa blocks west'court house, half block from cabls line. Also, small room, 2107 Douglas, 1189 43 FURNISHED roows, light housekeeping, 2020 St. Mary's avs 160 93 LY furnished rooms for ren without board, 318 N, 15th, {URNISHED rooms for reut, Capitol uve., 1701. {OR RENT—2 furnished rooms s wentlemen. Inguire Room C, dd door, 1302 Douglas. 8 l<\|>l( HENT, 0] p sultable foi 15th strect. cor, with board, two gentlemen. 1402 North IMALL room sultable for gentleman, Y Dodge streot il ] ARGE furnished room, $10 per month, No. 47822 8. 18th st. N ICELY furnished front room for one or two entiemen, with board i private tamily, 2411 Hamlton si. 529 8 Fofi 'fx'.tx” Fraished rooms in Grouuly bik 5th and 0 sts. i . K., Millard hotel billiara saam O © g0 YAV ILL gent who arrived on 7 p. m. tramn Sun- day trom K. €., to remain 5 days, please send nisaddress to J 49, Beo office? 4328 I)EIL%NAL—G:; to the Norris European Res- taurant for your meals. Everything first- class, at chop house ;Imccs. 311 and 313 So. 14th st., opp. Paxton Hotel, BT, DERSONAL—LIst your property to_excnange with C. C. Spotswood, 305% 8. 16th. st 604 ERSONAL—Private home for ladies during continement, strictly confidential, infants adopted. Address 1542, Bee amee, S8 315 L . )n 20th and Saunders street car, be- nSeward and Parker sts., small open face r watch, engraved Pear] Reec found leave at_Fred Moehle's, 11th aud Fa st., and get rewa OST—A sorre 9y 4 saddie mark Keturn to'A. M. Crone, 30th and Ouk, and get reward, 419 14+ ' ! CELLANEOU B plano for sale at a bar- gain, Canbe seen mornings at 101 8. 25th st, 437 14 (OR SALE—Household fursiture, apply 032 N Zthave 415 10 A BAIENTrighttosell. lnquire clork City hotel. 8 9* OR BALE—Furniture at residence 1023 N. 224 and Lake sts, will be sold quick and cheap. B OR SALE—A small but good paying board- ing house, owner has to leave town, will sell very cheap 1f sale can be made within 14 days: A rare chance for the right man, Address J 44 Bee oftice. = 302 9t P‘()ll SALE—Large upper floor suitable for light manufacturing, location 118 N 16th st. Price#28 per month, Active Real Estate and Property Exchange, 1524 Dodge st. PAOR SALE Cheap-—Fiie rubber mounted, hand made, singlo harness, never been used. " H. B. Irey, Iirenizer block, opp. P. O UCTION on Saturday, May 12, Now Is the time to get & road horse at yourown price, X wil sell at public auction at my barn n_Kirkwood addition, joining fair grounds, forty-five head o trotting mares and geldings, sultable for track or rond, which I wlill sell to the highest bidder for cash’ or bankable paper. No_by-bidaing, Everything will be sold for just what you can afford to give. Bale com- mences at 10 0'clock sharp. N.¥. Chiumberlin. 348 11 OR 8ALE—The furniture, cary and lease of a pleasanily located, newly furnishod house, uear horse and cable cars, house heated by steam, furniture, etc. Joss than & years must be sold at ofice, ticulars apply to Hartman & Gibson, 161 nam st. 407 MOYEYS Iobn on chattels. Room 31, Cham- Der of Commerce. C. F. Shaw. 506 me7 TAORSALE or exchange. A new combined 35 bbl roller and burr mill with complete outfit of modern machinery, doing a good busi- iness, with unlimited water power,on Little Blue river, in Thayer county, Neb., No better location i1 the state. Will take good lands or city property in (part or entire) exchange. Ad- dress, A. G, Collins, Hebron, Neb 642m]2 FOR EXCHANGCE. TMONEY fo Toun on horses, turnituro and other'"petéonal property, or collateral. Rates modofate. Business conildential. Office &, W. corner ibth and Douglas Entrance on 15th st. The Fairbank Inve: Ci 220 ONEY to loan _on furniture, VL \vithout removal or on collateral Business strictly confidential, A. E. wood & Co, Room 1, Cunniughawm’ lo: 15th and Jackaon. gem sons et securit, MONE / to Lonn—1 can place good first-class city loans on_short notice and atlowest rates. D.V, Sligles, room 1, Barker black:.m to 80,000 loans by Sholes. $MV ¥ o l\ibN'Ymmn on fmproved real estate: no commission charged. Leavitt Bu room 1, Creighton bloc U0 o lonn on city and farin voul estate. Linatan & Mahoney, room o0, Paxton k. IEENA““ & CO., loan agents, 16th st., opposite postol #1410 SIIULE Room 1, Barker Block. tate in yunis to sult. 20 South Iith st. J. ARGE or small loans without u?xn{,l by Sholes, room 1, Barker block. - 85 ONEY LOANED at O, F. Reed & Co.’s Loan Office. on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, Personal proporty of all'kinds, dnd o ther ar’ icles of value, without removal. 8. 1th, over Bingham's commission store. All_busi mess strictly confident 571 ONEY to loan on first-class real estate so curity. Harrls' R. K. & L. Co., 8% 8, 15th Btrect. 270mz3 OANS made on roal estato. Cash on hand. W. M. Harrls over 208, 15th . 612 (SHOLES places moro oans thau anybody, 383 A. WOODMAN—Money to loan onroal es. MONEY toloan, at low rates, on_ chattels, without removal or filing; ‘financial busi: ness of all kinds transacted quletly and without publicity; moncy advanced on jewelry; secured notes bought. Call and see us, it will pay you, People’s Financial Exchange, room b6%, Barker Dlock, 15th and Farnam. I (SOME cholce loans wanted by Sholes, 383 TLOANS made on reas estate and mortgages 4" bought, Lewis 8. Reed & Co., 1521 rn;;#\m wagons, to loan on furniture, removal; or on collateral securt ity. Bubinoss confidential. C B Jacobs, 20 § 15th 5 for loan: Suows.’nbufi 1, Barker bloc [> 383 OR FALI colts, 4 yoars old one fine single driver, 4 1d, all sound and gentle, casy terms, A. Douglas, TR SALE—Dormant soas _capacity pounds. Pl Stimmel & Co,, st., Omaha, 3,400 11013 Jones b6 Crf\' Toaus, Bholes, Room 1, Barkor logles 5] BGfLmNu loans, Linahan & Mahouoy i2 holes before getting a loan, {OR SALE— Dest carriagos at Seaman s, Cheapest carriages af Seaman's, Best phaetons at Seamun's, Cheapest phuetons at Seaman's, est buggies at Seaman's, Cheapest buggios at Seaman's, Best Wagons at Seaman's. Cueapest wagon's at Seaman's, East slde of [6th st., north of Nieholas, Studebaker Repository, OB SALE-10.00 coon bullding brick, de- livered on cars, at Peru, Neb,, at a very | price. H. M. Mears. R SALE (2) steel boilers bix 14 foet, with smoke stack, steam guages, glass water guages. etc., all complete; will sell cheup. Address” Frod Krug, Lirewer, Omaba, eh. ONEY loaned on furnitu; horsos, ete, low rates, Co.,1417 Farnam. $ PER CENT mone planos, organs, . 5 Wilkinson & b8) to loan, Patte nard, 318 8 16th st. K ONEY to Loan—0. F. Davis Co., real estate ‘and loai{ agents, 2606 Farnam st. HAGEDE, 200 Faroam ok, Q000,000—T0 1041 on Omahu city property at 6 b e g A A 84 Snuufis rgakes improved city loans, 853 Viom, oved city or Continental 210 . COLE iowns money on 1 H tarm, poiperty. . Room & ock. i ](\'mfis,u,b: Large Hull's sate, new, Upton & Co ]g‘iu SALE—A No. 77 Hall's safe with inside door, 215 South Iith st, 4 _MISCELLANEOQUS. JrOB low rate lonns, Bnoles. 953 1\ ONEY joun—220.00 to loan in sums of from to 82,600 on Omahu and Bouth Omana property, Mouey on haud. Wright & Lasbury, 218 (m; &t., Upstairs, 550 j '?-.,G nave anything o trade call on or ad- dress George J. Sternsdorfl, Room 6, oppo- bite postoffice 167 MONEY—Toloan. Lowest rates. No dulay J. L. Rice & Co., over Commerclal Na- tonalbank /g 500 JOOK SALE-A top_bugey, negrly new,C olum " bus make, aiso good single’ harness, A. i, Comstock. 312'8. 16th st. 40 JPARASOLS and Umbrellas_covered and r paired ut 14th betwoen Dodge and Doug. lus, 'B. Balor. Send wme postal card and I will cali upon y 25 9 THE bamo taught as an art by Geo. F. ock, 50) Harney st. FOURE insurance, relable companies. H. E. TN tn sud Dougias, o UGH STUCKMAN—Brass and bBroiize foun- ary, work of all kinds. Cor. l4th and Leav- enworth'sts,, Omaha, Neb. [ty . 15th. 109’8 'Wax'rnn Tmmedtately, boarders. First- class private table; terms reasonsble. 114 orth 18th st, bet. Dodge and Capitul a: 9 fi"Nle«»Tublw boarders, 1l stenographers who are out of employment to correspond with me. ons secured at slort notice, W k) B S, 4 N 160 st., room G, Omaba, Neb, 4% 10% | odern conveniences, 4 FOOR RENT— Rooms furnished infur- Bishod, IRACAD, ave. | ned and umtur A PLEASANT wouth i family with board it v Wblo.” 84 Howard, 1. i |‘1 '77« Ttn:uly' furnialied | sultable for two geutlewen. v BoLL; Bt. Macy'save, © booemen: Buaulis b W ANZED-A good horse, bugiy and baruess in exchange for South Omalia lots. George J. Sternsdortl, Toom 6, 0pp postoftice. 230 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. ALENTINE'S Shorthaud Institute is the anly practical, exclusive shorthand school in the west. All its graduates are in good sit- uations aud glving entire satistaction. Students can enter at hny thue. No' summer vacation. Send fof circulars to Valentine's Shorthana lu- stitute, 1616 Dodge st., Omaba. “ ](oum'i% loans by Sholes. 3% HORT time’ us made on any avauable Security, in reasonable amounts, Secured notes bought, sold or exchanged, General financial business of any kind " transacied promptly,quisily and fairly at the Omaha Fi- nancial Exchange, N. W, cor. 15th and Har- ney sts, over State National bauk. Corbett, Anager 501 NorEs bougbt, O. B. Jacobs, 520 5, et E) B UILDING loauns. Bholes, l“nfiwv %o loan on TurniTure, NOrSos, wagons, olc. or on any approved securlty. Low JW, bb! 3 Farnam. Sholes OR EXCHANGE—Team, wagon and harness forlot, South Omaha.” W.” L. Selby, 1521 Farnam st. 42 “?_AN D—To exchange a_hor: for a piano. Address J 39, and buggy co ofice, 377 98 HAT have you to trade for 80 acres of land unincumbered i Junean county, Wis, 8 miles from county seat. G. J. Sternsdoril,room 6, opp Postoflice. in7 (36132, corner 234 and Douglas ats, to trade for an cight to ten-room house and’ lot. Geo.J. Sternsdortt room 6, opposite P O. 230 OR EXCH acant lots clear and en- cum! arms_and _improved city propert H. E. Cole, room 6, Con- tinentalb] ) HAVEa fine farm in Hand_county, Dal miles from Kee Heights. The sun nevl shione on better land than this. What have you to offer? G.J. Sternsdorfl, room 6, opp_post- ofice. 204 {OR EXCHANGE—For liorse und buggy, good residence Tot in Omuha, Easy terms. Call room 403, new Paxton block, S 11 \ 7 1LL exchange 10,000 acres of the finest till- able, grazing and mining land in Wyo- ming for Omaha vacant lots,small incumbrarice, a fine residence house and lot clear, and Ne- braska farms: price #.80 per £Cre;owDers equity in contract §21,500. Address I. H., Norfolk. Ne- braska. 1 J. STERNSDORFF, room 8, opposite pos « “oflice, has some good land in Holt county, Neb, to trade for Omaha property. Will assumé light'incumbrance, OR EXCHANGE—We have a large list of houses and lots, farms, ete., for exchange; when you have anything to exchange come and secus. H. B. Cole, roous 6, Contlusatal block. TAVE 100 lots in B. & M, Park_addition to South Omaha, free of incumbrance, to trade for improved or unimproyed Omaha prop- erty, farm lands, stocks of goods, horses, cattlo, or anything of vaiue. These lots are Tapidly incroastng in value, aud I you have anything to trade call and ses ‘me. George J. Sternsdorfr, room 6 Frenzer block, opposite postoflice. 230 TIOR EXCHANGE—Neb. farm or two South Omaha lots for span of mares or mul . AN y a good trade for a fine ce; call and seo me. ( S Qorfr, Room 6, opposite postofiic {ORTRADE—-Or Sale—A span of carring horses; a nice carrfage; a span of white ponies and ofl outfit, cans, ete.; & fine driving mare, pheaton; also'singld and double harn: \Vill turn same' {n ws frst payment on . ni house or lot centrally located. " Call at on: V, 1406 Farnam. TEW 2 seated carringo and new single top buggy o trade for long time real extate mortgage. W. L. Selby 1521 Farnam st, 0 RICK Wanted—100,000 bricks in_exchange for good st Omatia proporty. & “A. Bloman, room Hellman bl 7 (0) acres of lagd adjoining Lake nawa, Council, Blults, Ta, This tract will make 400beautitui lots and ‘is free from encumbrance. What have you to offer? George J. Sternsdori, room 6, opp P. 0, 167 o farm in Missourl, clear of incum. rance, to_trade for a good house and lot or vucant property. George J. Sternsdorff, Koom 6, opposite postofiice. 107 \RADES made in roul ostato aud personal property. See exchange book, Co ana £ Chy 203 N, 16th st. ] ANTED to Exchange—Two lots in 13, & ) park for horseand buggy. Inquire at S, loman, i and Faraa, Helluan biock, ‘ ANTED—60 houses_and _lots to exchange, C. 0. Spotswood, 05% 8. 16th st, 220 ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. JBENSON & CARMICHAEL turnish complote and guarantesd abstracts of title to any realestato in Omana and Douglas county upon shortnotice, 'Tlie most complate sot of abstract b N Farnam street—Complete abstrac nished, and titles to real estate sxamined, fected and guaranteed. ts—South Omaha—E& & agents South Omaha ¥ the complete set of al books in nanu. Complets abstracts furnished on short notice. opposite depot, South Omaha. 607 FORSALE-REAL ESTAT! MOR RENT—An elegant cottage 1_roows city water and cistern, half block from st car and paved st; 80 per mouth, Morse & Bruuer, 1605 Farnam st. 440 10 PBFEAUTIFUL Home ut a bargain for cash; owner going away: everything modern, new and elogant.” J. L. fice & Co. 43412 Fun SALE or Trade—#200 equity in lot, will sell or trade for anything of value. Ad. dress E. H., Box K19, city. 413 11% oJ, 1 BICE & CO., Heal Kstat 98 OOK at this—A new 6-room house, gas, bath, furnace and full lot in Kouutze place, pricé 86,500, §1,000 cash, balance 875 per month. Ham- located and established drug business xiires, owuer retiring frou the trade, aspiadid opening in Omdha for some oue. J. L Hice & Co. Sy ilton Bros:, 403 8. 18th st. 162.18% 0K BALE—Irads or Exchange—lmproved farins o Cass, Daws, SBheridan, Holt and Keya Pana counties, Nebraska. J. L. Htu‘o‘:l(‘“o. JPOR, SALE-At & great bargain. I0room house, new, all modern fmprovements, on stroet car line, one block from cablo line. This 18 & chiance of A 1ife fimo: will be sold for_less than cost of construction. Park Fowler & Ken- uard, 1607 Farnam st. 17 12 HO wants a bargain in threo huadred and twenty acres of chofce land, 160 deoded, Nfty-five acres under cultivation, and improved: splendid_stock and farming land, watered by White river; $300 cash;: five years time at 7 per cent interest on #500. Address Postoffice iox 116, Chadron, Neb. 1 8 clty, Harney cor 25th and 20th sts, also 2th near Nicholas, will hange for good clear property. Paul, 1660 Farnam. [ BAUTIFUL south front 60 ft lot and ouse, all modern conveniences, not miles west by south of the postoffics. 1f you want & home here §8_ono that will suit you and can be bought at less than market value, on time i destred. ” F. K. Darling, 1621 Farnafi. 6 TFOR go0d Omatin property stork of hardware 24500, stock of groceries £,000; these aro Tocated in Omaha on good streets and doing n 800d business. Stock of dry goods, $4,500, stock of boots and shoes $£2,000, To exchange for good roperty and assume light Incumbrance. Act- ve Real Estate and Property Exchange, 1524 Dodge st. 8618 JFOM SALE-At loss than cost: Nine nice. neat cottages, well bult, elogant lots in elegant location, Nigh and dry, and only short distance from elt iine depot in Walnut Hill, from $00 to 81,100 % cash, balance $10 per month. These houses are betng closed ont regardless of cost and you cannot get_another such a b ain in & hundred years. Call quick on D, V holes, room 1, Barker block, 2 J L RICE & CO., Real Estate. 598 JrORSALE or exchange: some first class im- proved South Omaha residence property, will take a good horse or horse and buggy s first payment, E. A, Leavenworth, Roomi 1, 1417 Farnam st. 28 \OR SALE-6-room house and full lot, 21st stroot, 32,800, 81,000 cash, B-room house on 20th st., §3 #1,000 cash. Corner lot on 23 street, 1,600 150 598 H. W. Huntress, 1417 Farnam st. JJ, 1+ RICE & CO., Ronl Estate. . B HAVE a few pleces of good land in Hyde county, Dakota, for sale cheap. Corre- spondence solfcited. Parker & Barncg, High- T 208 0% i Fo ALE—Or exchange. We have some good Omaha real estato and Nebraska farms; Which we will sell cheap or trade for stock of clothing, farnishing goods.dry goads, boots and shoes, groceries or hardware, Schlesinger Bros. 614 8 10th st. omise oJ 1+ RICE & €O, Reat kistate. 598 OR SALE—One lot aud two good buildings, occupied as stores and dwellings; rent for per months price, $,600; $1,600 cash, balance easy, or will take good {nside lot or house and full lot, balance cash or good first mortgage paper. This {8 worthy your attention as an in- vestment, Call on or adcress C. E.Meagher, room 2, over Raymond's jewelry store, 204 ) R SALE or Trade—Farnam st. near 38th, incumbrance $2,000. Bfg‘“] 83,000, Farnam st., cor 31st, 136x132, Trackage, 1ith st. near Grace, 66x112. (‘}.\i'mlnza . cor 3lst, 43.03x140 incumbrance N .ol'am- , near Nicholas, 61x104, incumbrance Baundersst,, cor. Burt, 100x51, incumbrance mbfig%knu. facing park, 50x150, incumbrance wl;)‘;t';;.lgll-luh, near 20th, 60x132, incumbrance 251018 in B, & M. Park add to South Omaha, clear of incuinbrance, perfect title. o2 duarter soctions ot sohool laud fn Kossuth ., Towa. 1quarter sectionland in Grundy Co., Neb., T, All'ofabove property for sale or trade for good tnside improved property or good im- proved or unimproved farms. 8. A. Sloman, rooms 23 and 23, Hellman bldg, 1301 Farnam st., Omaha, Neb. 813 HAVE several choice, inside, full lots, upon which I can build houses to suit purchasers upon their own selection of plans, and on terms to suit. This will pay to investigate. D. V. Sholes, room 1, Barker block. 125 J L. RICE & C0., Real Estate, B 598 N LLs A NO.158-PROPOSALS FOR ARMY Supplies—Office of Purchasing and Depot Commissaries of Subsistence,U.S. Army,Omaha, Neb., May 8th, 188 —Sealed proposals fn tripli: subject to the usual conditions, will be ro- celved at this office until 11 o'clock a. m., central standard time, on Friday, - the §th day of June, 185, at which time and place they will be opened in' the presence of bidders, for the fur- nishing and delivery at Omaha, Neb., the follow- ing army supplies, vizi Fresh beef, at Bellevue Rifte range; corn-meal; crackers; oatmeal, cookes tationery; office furniture; porcelain tollet sets; towels; red cedar buckets; dippers; water coplers eirpets; matting: m lin- oleum; window shades; 'counter brushes dow brushes; window cleaners: tin signs; sten- cils; stencil brushes; marking pot: city directory and map of eity. Tho right is re- served to reject any or all bids. Blank propo- saly and spocificutions showing in detail the articles and quantities required and giving full information as to condition of contract, will be furnished on_application to this oflice. J. W. BARRIGER, Maj. and C. 8., U.S. A. win- Theleading Corsets of BEur- year in thiscoun- try alone, The rea~ sons are: they are the best fitting, most com- fortable, 1s used in no Corsets excopt those made by us. None are genuine unless Dr. WARNER'S CORALINE isprint- ed on inside of steel cover. For sale by all leading merchants. 267 & 260 Btate Bty HARNER BROS, - 832225 GQLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, BAKER'S Breakiast Gocoa. Warranted absolutely pure Cocoa, from which tho excoss ot Oll hias boen removed. It has three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economil- cal, costing less than one cent @ cup. It 18 deliclous, nourlshing, strengthening, easlly digested, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health. S0ld by Grocers everywhere, W, BAKER & C0, Dorchoster, Mass EXHAUSTED VITALITY HE SCIENCE OF LIFE, the great Medical Work of the age on Manhood, Nervous and Physical Debllity, Premature Decline, Errors of Youth, and the untold misericscousequent thereon, 80 pages Bvo, 125 prescriptions for all diseases. Cloth, full glit, only $1.00, b; mall, sealod. Lilustrative samplo froe to all young and middle-aged men. Bend now. The Gold and Jowellod Medal awarded to the author by the Na- tlonal Modical Association. Address P. O. box 1695, Doston, Mass., or Dr, W. H. PARKEL, grad uate of Harvard Medical College, 2 yoars practice in Boston, who may be consulied confidentially Speclalty, Diseases of Man. Office No, 4 Pulflach st wEAK affering from the of s of youthful er —_— rors, early decay, lost wanliood , ete 1 will Sent e valusbio ticativ (sealed contaulng Tull parbiculars (o howo oure, free of ' f “PROF. Fr O FOWLER, Moodus. Conn. UNDEVELOPED P eularged and strengibened. froe. BLIE MEL.CO., o NERVOUSNES Fosult of over-Work, lndiscretion, elc, ad biess alove THE SOUTH OMAHA BUDGET, City Councilmen Increase Thelr Own Salaries, . BUT KILL THE OCCUPATION TAX, Changes in the Ball Olub—-The Oflty's Firat Chain Gang-A Warn« The City Council. The city hall was crowded Monday night, the biggest part of the crowd wore the °‘{}? toen tram ps that held down tho cells in the dark end of the room. ‘The eight members of tho council took their places on the old stand nearest t he door, and the members of the citizens committeo sat with them. In the absence of City Marshal McCracken, Mayor Sloan called _ the membors to order, and then Clork Hoctor read the minutes for the information of the dozen electors that lined the walls and sat in silent admiration. They were duly adopted, and on motion of Councilman Ma- Millan the rules were suspended and the citis zens committeo heard in reference to the occupation tax. James H. Van Dusen pro- sented the petition and for fifteen minutes held tho council down with an eloquent discourse, that was listened to alike by the gentloman both be- fore and behind the bars, He roferred to the selfishness of the few outside parties who advocated the scheme for the purpose of froezing out less opulent compotitors, to the inopportune timo chosen for raising clvie sal- aries onan empty treasury, to real estate a8 being the propor basis of taxation, and then he presonted the resolutions as already reported in Tnr Ber. His remarks wore brought to a close amidst loud applause, in which the oightoen prisoners took w pro- nounced part. Councilman McMillan, in re- ply, objected to the remarks mado in the citizens' meeting, which seomed to infer that. some members paid no taxes, Ho was will- ing to bet from $100 to £500 that he paid more taxes than the man that said it. Councilman Bayliss objected to the resolutions because they interfered with the increaso of salary, and claimed that the increase was perfectly legitimate. He thought Dr. Glasgow and others in the room were at the head of it, for the doctor had told him they would never get it. Councilman Smith then moved that fim resolution be referred to the ordinance committee, anda Councilman Bayliss in Nemnflln‘s the motion, moved that the ordinance be stricken from the file. This motion carried and the electors, drawing a breath, adjourned to tho nearest salooms, while the councilmen were satisfled with water, and tho marshal was sent out for a can and a dipper. He secured a pitcher and o glass instead and while the councilmen weore refreshing,the fow electors left behind, talked over next year's olection, and the prisoners talked about their chauces on the morrow. The recess was brought to a close hi' Clerk Hoctor announcing that Howard Meyers, C. A. Melcher, Bernard Kribb and Honry Michael had complied with the regu- lations and were entitled to & license. Councilman McMillan then moved that all persons who had not complied with the rules should be closed by the city marshal, and the motion carried. Then the clerk re an ordinance calling for the appointment of a city scavenger, with powers to remove all kinds of refuse at so many cents per barrel, and it was referred to the health committee. There was some trouble as to who were the committee appointed to see the Union Pacific officials about having the dummy stop at the Q street crossing, and it was sottlod by put- ting the work on the mayor, Rafferty and Bayliss. A petition ukm? that city officers De furnished with copies of the city directory was referred to the committeo on printing, and another to prevent the herding or run- ning at_large of cattle within the city Limits was referred to the committee on public buildings, probably because there are no public buildings. The first damper on tha DProceedings was a petition from Henry J. Abrams, claiming damages from the city if they did not look after the drainage on N street. James P. Hayes next peti- tioned the council to become city scavenger, and us he only charged 25 cents per barrel, he was referred to the health committee, ‘The report of the city treasurer showed that on May 1 there were $647.72 in the general fund, 64181 in the dog fund, and $1.020 in salary fund. That, however, was on May 1, and there have been some heavy drafts against it since then. The police judge handed in his report, and showed that sixty-seven prisoners had been arrested, and fined, $107 collected. How to collect a dog tax then took up some time, and when the discussion was over, it ‘was found, it re- mained as before. The salury ordinanbe was then read for the third and last time, and the councilmen will in future receive 500 per cent, increase, unless anyone cares enough about it to sccure a restraining order from the courts. Its adoption was moved by Councilman Bayliss, seconded by Council- man O'Rourke, and voted on by the rest of the council, Councilman Rafferty alone being absent and the police alone being forgotten. Peter Hanson went grubbing on Twenty- fourth street and charged $100, and his bill, With others amounting to $500.02, was re- ferred to the finance committee. On motion of Councilman McMillan the city engineer was told to hurry up the plans necessary to the various projected viaducts, and when Councilman Fenno moved that two special policemen be appointed to attend all ball games at the expense of the ball club, Mar- shal McCracken asked that the speclals be taken from the regular force. He got his wish, but not until some mombers said they thought the prescut force should do it for nothing. It came out that” there was 1o money to pay them, for from three to twelve months, and as that wus evidently satisfactory to the councilmen, the debate was dropped, and another taken up on the subject of furnish- ing the jail with a telephone. It was found it would cost $132 a_year, and a_committe of one was appoin®hd 1o if the telephone compuny would not put one in for charity's sake—that is, for nothing. Councilman Bayliss was the unlucky committee and the city attorney was instructed to draft the or- dinances necessary for voting bonds on sew- serage and water. Then they adjourned. Notes About the Oity. Dogs are valued at different rates by the councilmen, The mayor wanted them taxed $Lto give the poor mana chance, Fenno wanted it placed at $3 as they do in_the east, and Bayliss wanted to charge them $5be- cause they bit at his horse and he did not ownone, The base ball association is to be turned into a stock company with 100 shares at $10 cach, The prospects are bright for both shareholders and patrons of the gawme, and the fizances are in good condition, Emanuel Straw, president of the board of firc insurance underwriters, Cleveland, is on a visit to Charles Singer, Monday night a dozen vags were found sleeping in a freight car and Ofticers Redmond and Anderson “surrounded” them, They were locked up just in time to take an interest in the city council proceedings and were evidently dead against the occupation or any other tax. Yesterday they were out in squads cleaning = the stréets to pay for their lodging, and among other improvoments South Omaha has & chain gang. ‘Lup Bk is in receint of a copy of the new South Omaha directory, being the first ever published, It was issued by the Frank Orft B N T piece of work, A Novel Clock, A watch dial now being made in the Waltham works contains, instead of the usual numerals, twelve small but dis- tinet silbouctte figures representing a very voung child in her arms. At 1 o’cloch the lady and her little baby are clz:url{ depicted, the infant being in long clothes, At 2 o'clock the same figures appear. but the child is a little larger. o'clock mamma i8 still, there, but the infant is in short clothes. At 4 o'clock and so on u}) to 8 o'clogk, when he goes to school for the time. At 9 o'clock fin: may be seen with his gol- lege gown and mortar board and the hapdy smile of the now elderly bub happy mother. At 10 o'clock the death- bed sceng, where he parts with his be- loved mother. At11 o'clock he ia a middle-aged man, over whom the snows of many winters have passed. At 12 o'clock an-old and decrepit specimen of huwanity praying for a better land,’