Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 16, 1888, Page 7

- SPECIAL_NOTICES. OMAZTA. F\ofinkfl'lubromn cottags on 25th ave be- tween Burt and Webster sts, $20 per month. Inquire Paxton block. room P Ogo(:dfim R RENT-Store room and cottage or 8 Tooms, good barn, otc. With & acres land, Situnted 14 fmile north Of fort. Apply Litn'st — No Advertisements will be taken for these columns after 12:30 p. m. Terms—Cash in advance, Advyertisements under this head, 10 cents per ine for the first insertion, cents for each sub- quent insertions and $1.60 a line per month, 0 advertisement, taken for less than 25 cents | for the first insertion. Seven words will be ounted to the 1ine; they must rum consecutively 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 $aken or discontinued by telephone. Parties advertising in these columns and hav- l!\flfllu answers nddressed in care of the Hee, I pl®ase ask for a check to emable them to t their lettors, as none will be deiivered except n presentation of check. All answers to adver- ements should be enclosed in envelopes All advertisements in these columns are pub Med in hoth morning and evening editlons or he Hee, the circulation of which aggregates more than 18,000 papers daily, and_gives the ad- ertisers the henefit, not only of the city eircu. [mmn of the Dee, but also of Council Nlufs, incoln and other ciiles and othes ties and towns thronghout this section of the countr BRANCH OFFICES. Adyertising for these colimns will be taken, on the above conditions, at tho following bus- Aness houses, who are anthorized agents for THE Brr special notices and will quote the same Tates as can be had at the matn office. TOHN W. BELL, Pharmacist, 820 South Tenth Stroet. T (/11ASE & EDDY, Stationers and Piinters, 113 South 10th Stroet. S, T, FARNSWORTH, Pharmacist, 2115 Cun- R RENT—A nico house in a splendid loca- tion, furniture eheap and_ens; P yments, Co-Operative Land & Lot Co,, 205 ]fl_m ] FOR RENT-A new b room house at 815, near red and green car Hne, A, F. Groves, 637 and 63%, Paxton blk. 639 163 (§TXROOM Baose for rent, 605 8. 17th st. L) quire at 606 8, 16th 8t. 681-10¢ OR RENT—House. Inquire 10 Dodge. F s ki In- [ SN (L8 2 NOR HENT—A choloe § room house,fenced lot, s, city wator, furnace, bath room, cistern, n]!n"nrza well equipped harn, being 2543 Capitol ave. Tnguire 24 house east of premises or room 14 Oimaha Natl bank bld. B H. Robison, 5 (COTTAGED rooms, & small store room And " good barn, witl 4 acres of land, situated 1 mile north of fort. Apply 317 8 11th st. L] F(OR RENT. R. C. Patter nce on Farnam st. 58 JOOR RENT-Elogant house. Inquire 1723 Day- enpott. 540 17% J(OR RENT—8room house. inquire J, F. Barton, 2016 Capitol & 05 1 OR RENT—7 room cottago, with bath, Capitol ave, Inquire 2518 Capitol ave. #87 OR RENT-A _double hou twenty-two rooms, situated on 14th st., 4 blocks sotith of the Paxton. This house has all the modern improvements and is well situ- ated for a large hoarding house. Enquire of Dr. J. H. Peabody, ith 51416 e contalning OR RENT—Honse, 12 r with modern improvements, For rent cheap if taken at once. H.Bpeigle, 1119 Farnam st. 483 16¢ . ing Street. J. HUGHES, Pharmacist, 624 North 16th (; EO. W. PARR, Pharmacist, 1800 8t. Mary's o 8t Avenue, __SITUATIONS WANTED. “fiiwmpumfifion a5 cook or general housework in private family. 1821 Dong- Jas st. 705 16+ ANTED—Sitvation in a dry goods or gro- cery store; speak English and Bohemfan; can give good ence, K20, Bee, 603 16* ‘WANTED_Ry a genfloman having twenty years' experience in the printing business, gituation to take charge of a first-class office. K 18, Bee. 083 18¢ FIVEN room house with yard, near Farnam and 24th st, steam heat” and all modern im- provement #65 per month, Call 2078, utlal‘(u'_ Fon RENT—Elogant 10-room _house, all mod- ern improvements, on car line. Inquire 1408 Douglas st. o5 TLINTON blbok, & t3th, corner of Muson st. St handsome niew store rooms with large’ cel. fars underneath, tinished with all modern fm- provements and conveniences, Rents moderate, Apply to John Hamlin, 8118, 11th st, Oma 131§ J7OR RENT—One half of store room, 1213 ¥ 0% igins st Wi, IT. Speiman. {4 Fu INT—§tore and basement, 604 8. 13th Mrs. M. Lange. %3 F{OR RENT_Two business ot offica tooms_on Jat floor 123 por month, W. K. Clark, 1014 Harney. JOR RENT- Half of office at 312 8 10th st. Chamber of Commerce bld, Odell I\rnn."%(‘o. () FFICE rooms, 602 8. 13th st. () room: 3th lw'-77 - uite of office rooms, Bushman cor. 10th and Douglas. Nine room nouse, cor, 17th and Dorcas, 83 per month, in- 1. Bushman, 1311 Leaveaworth. 713 quire W JTOR RENT- Busincss room, now occupied as my office on 15th st. €. F. Harrison, 4185 160 ROOMS UNFURNISHED, TOR RENT-A sufte of cholce unfurnished front rooms, 182214 St. Marys ave, 1 |‘|1.|’ur. I nything to trade call on or ad- dross (o0 Sternsdorft, Room 6, P site postofice. 1 ‘NY NTED good horss, b ‘On exchange for Sonth Om. J. Sternsd 8, opp pos! Shorthand Institute i3 the , exclusive shorthand schiool graduates are in good sit- ontire satistaction. Students me. No summer ' vacation. 8 Valentine's Shorthand In- can enter at Send tor ciroy stitute, 1515 st., Omaha. TR IAETORACE, ST TII.A(‘KAGI. rage, lowest rates, W. M Tushman; Ml Leavenwor 598 W. COWAN has rented e storeage Touss, 208, 210 and 212 South 1ith st. where he is prepared to take in all kinds of goods for storage at a reasonable rate: a fire- proof building. 2 (\ LEAN storage for furniture, stoves. mer. ) chandise, ete. Rufus B, Clark, 814310 8 12th 34 m24 street. i‘rmm. cash, buy good short time note €. D., oot 4, Barker block, 40 A 7 ANTED—Cornor lot in Hanscom place. B, A. Leavenworth, room 1, 117 l"lrll:\!\;ufn. © UNFURNISHED rooms, per month, 2624 Cumin, Tarwg olosets, $12.60 ., 060 18% T RENT-Half hasement for storage or manufacture, 113 8 161k st. - Clnsg & Eddy. 5 S’rdli/\un Toom to rent, 1113 Farnam st %20 8 J{OR RENT-Good sale and liverv barn, excel- Jent location, rent reasonable, inguire of C. W. McVicker, room, Barker bik, 5 RENTAL ACENCIES. EVEN room house, Jackson st., 826. 9 room, corner house, Jackson st., 850, 10 room honse. No, 708 8. 18th st. 7room cottage, 22d_and Howard sts. Alsoother houses, G. E. Thompson, Room 112, Sneely black, 15th and Howard st. 388 G E. THOMPSON, Room 112 Sheoly hl—nmé;k’f— IF you want your nouses rented to wood, prompt tenants, list them with J, H. Par: rotte Rental Agency, 1005 Chicago, 8% 16 VWWILL buy farniture ofa fouse ot flat con- trally located. Co-op. L. & L. Co, 205 lri”lluh 56 CLAIRVOYANT. ARIIVED trom California gifteq dead trance clairvoyant and astrolo- glst; can bo consulted on all affairs of life or death; reunites the separated, causes luck and speedy marriages, shows photo of future wife or husband, ocates’ diseases and cures them by massage and magnetic treatment, has the cele- Drated Iindoo ciarm for luck. All tho e in tronnle will do well to call on this gifted seeriss —gives you a correct written reading through mail for 82.00, with lock of hair. ~The Madame has taken parlors at 1603 Howard st, 3d_floor, Parlors 2 and 8. 45213 R. NANNIE V. Warren, clairvoyant. Med. fcal, businoss and test medium. Diagnosls free. Femalo diseases a specialty. 119 N. 16th st.. Rooms 2 &3, Tel. 944, B0 OR_RENT—Two large cottages, 627 and 620 17th avenue, now in course of construction ready by Juno Ist noxt. John H. I Leninana. D—Position in oflice or store by com- petent young lady; reference furnished, Address K 17, Beo. 0% 17 “Fine modern _residence 633 7th stroet, Johu H. F, Lehmana. OR RE South YOUNG man with considerable experience in the care of horses and cows wishes em- ployment in a private family. Address K 11:1,‘?“4 669 VY ANTEDPosition as cook in private fam- fly. Call Tuesday 1146 N. 16th st. 13 ANTED- Sewing in_private families by an experfonced seamstress, Mrs, L. Kline, B21 N. 1¥th sf 453 16+ {0R RENT. room house 13 per month, Tu- quire 8. corner 11th and Vinton st. OR RENT—About June 1, ver, 9-room house in good repair, desirable loca- tion, 10 minutes walk from P 0} furniture and carpets for sale should applicauts wish to pur- chase. Address drawer 2, PO, OR RENT—An 8 room hous 1 block from car line, §0 pe Cole, room 6, Continental block. convenient with bath, one month. H.E. 628 WANTED--MALE HELP, = YW ANTED—Two youn years old at et 0 and 11 8. m, ANTED—Man to take the agency (travel- ing or local) of our safes; sizo 28x18x18 inches: weight 500 1bs; retail price othor Bizos 1n provortion, A rare chance and porma ont business. These safes meet a demand nover bofore sipplied by other safe companies, A% we are not governed by the Safe Pool. - Al- plno Safe Co., Cineinnati, 0. 08 3154 ".“Y,\N‘rlen_.\ @ood_carriagesmith on gou- eral work. Apply 1409 Dodge st. 607 16 men about 16or 18 Bee office mail I'uom..[a[mly OMETHING cheap, houso for rent or for W sale, furniture for sale, including Encyclo- edia Britannica, new Steck zmmo and_other aiture. - Otto eindor, 823 Georgla avenuo. 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 Percy. 840 ml OR RENT—2 new 11-t00m_nouses, #0, by 8, T. Petersen, se cor 15th and Dougglas,’ 745 _Il" YOU want your houses rented place them with Benawa & Co., 1ath, opposite vostoffico. V ANTED—Houses to ront, and wo can_rent them too. 1. E. Cols, N. E. 1sth and Douglas. 562 IST houses for rent with H, E, Cole, 15th and Douglas. N. E. 562 GIIEOUR\'. F. L.. Rental agent, 500 8 IO%L mors, fistulas, rectal pockets, ulcers, etec, witliout 10ss o time or inconvenience at 317 N 1th n'fl&'il'l(ze‘m ERSONAL—Go to the Norris European Res- taurant for your meals, Everything tirst- class, at chop house prices, 311 and 313 8o, 14th st., opp. Paxton Hotel, 8T, 1)uu’so‘iuu.—wwnw Tioma_for ladies during confinement, strictly confidential, infants adopted. Address K 42, Bee offic 833 M15% 387, LOST. 05T Brown cow with crook horn and bob 4" tail and heifer, return 8 13th and Vinton sts. and got reward. 607 15* TOR RENT—A 7-room flat. Inquira of Geo. Higglns, in the cigar store 1615 How‘l st " TANTED—-Good bread and cake baker at 1516 St. Mary's ave. 073 16¢ ‘VV ANTED—Four good salesmen who will go to the country. Call 512, Paxton bldg. v TANTED—Two men capable of selling a good lne of goods, Call 4218 10th, 674 16) WV B WANT gentlomen looking for Tucrative business to call on us as wo are in need of general and state managers: our goods are new and sell on 10 books. Dow't fuil to ive us a call izaging elsewhere; rooms 22 and_ 423 Paxton block. 670 15§ QA LESMEN- Wanted, five traveling salesmen alar Address with stamp Palmer & Co. ond, Minn. W ANIED where ness. AN exDeNFes, N0 experience neces- Win- e e 10 nergetic men and women ove zentoel money-making busi- profit gunranteed easier than ) mon xperience absolute unice rmanent position and exclusiv assured &2 samples free, Wiite f rticulrs, Address, with stamp, Merrill Mf'g B0 18, 55, Chicago. B (.11 C )—Mcn_for railrond work at Al- s Labor Agency, 1120 Farnun st. b1z OR RENT— S-room louse, North Saunders st. Enquire of C. W.Beall & Co., 3198. 0th. 503 [0 RENT—Eightroom flat. front room suit- abie for oftices, with all modern conven- fences. 002 8. 13th. 5 Fon RENT—When you want to rent a house, store of office go to H. E. Cole. 55 For RENT—A neat $20_cottage. Avply at once, C.F. Harrison, 418 8 15th st, 53 nd_furniture for sale, almost A argain, best house and location in city; overy modern convenience; this will pay to investigate at once. Apply 1709 Dodge 655 hed suite of rooms for gentle- AN me 3th st L NOR RENT—At 809 Howard, pleasant furn- ished rooms for gentlemen by the day. week or month, street cars every th minutes 17* S’l‘llAYED faom my barn near 8t. Mary's cem- etery, So. Omalia, one brown mare, 1,100 pounds, “with’ foal, left hind leg stocked. Also one brown horse, 1,200 pounds, amesml‘aglgfln. FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. mortgages I)I.RCIL SE money bought, Wright & Lasbury, 215 5. Ml st., up-stairs. MoNEY'l‘o Loan—By the undersigned, who hing tho only proporly orsanized loan agency in Omaha. Loans of 810 to #100 made on furniture, pianos, organs, horses, chinery, etc., withiout removal. No delays, All business strictly confidential. Loans so made that any part can be paid at any time, each pay- ment reducing the cost pro rata.' Advances made on fine watches and dlamonds. Persons should carefully conslder who they are dealing with, as many new concerns are daily coming into existence. Should you need money callan seeme. . R.Croft, room 4 Withuell building, 16th and Harnev. 573 MONE\’ LOANED at C. ¥. Reed & Co.'s Loan Office, on furnituce, planos, horses, wagons, ersonal property of all Kinds, and 311 Sther ar- Plcle!of value without removal. 319 S. 13th. All business strictly confidential. 671 ONEY toloan on city and farm property, Geo. N, Hicks, Room 40, Barker ]4‘:73,72! s {QHORT thme loans made by D. E. Johnson late pres. Bank of Merna;_reference, First Nat'l bank, Oniha. ~ Room &, Chamber of Commerce IR LA OANS made on good productive real estate, security 3 and. b years time, optional pay: monts aud fayorgble ierms and fates, Kinoall Champ & Rypa, U, 8. Nav1 Bank B1d. 370 6 0 LOAN-On real estate mortgage, $4.000 in one sum of divided. G. E. Thompson, Room 112, Sheely block, 15th and Howard sts. 389 WAZODS, ma- OR SALE—At a great sacrifico, English dog cart cost 1 ‘our months ago, dun color pony stiver matlo and tail and new set harncss. Jot cost #(0 one_year ago. Now valued at 600, will sell for 00 cash. Kenson for selling moy- ing to California. K 21 Kee office. b4 157 F()ll SALE-2 fresh milch cows, 855, 8 E cor 11th and Vinton. Z 702 JrOR SALE—Mule. Inquire 12t N2mth, 7132 double_harness, 713 1ot 'Fon SALE—Set of new Price 06 8 10th st. TOR SALE—Horses, wagons and harness, very cheap. Co-Operative Land & Lot Co., 205 N 16th st 710 21 NOR SALE—A fine top bugry of the Dalsy make, never been run; will sell at big dis- count, 09 Farnam, room 13. T 163 JICELY farnished front room,#10 per mon AN gentlemen only. 1510 Harnoy st.” 714 1 “A PLEASANT, furnished room for gentleman 89 por month, at 605 N. I7tn st. 703 16+ VY ANIED Men for railraad work at Al bright's Labor Agency, 112) Farnum st. s TANT A intelligent,hono Doys to carry horse routes on daily Even- ing Bee. Apply to Theo, Williams, bet 4 and 6 p.m. 418 FANTED—A trustworthy boy with a good horso to carry an evening route on Daily L Y20 Thiree furnished rooms for light ping, suitable for man and wife or 4 Itent 815 per month. K218 19th 22 st TOR RENT—3 nicely furnished rooms for man and wife; parlor, kitchen and bedroom for housekeeping; also § unfurnished rooms, Enquire 1218 Park ave. 688 21% OR RENT—Large, nicely furnished room, with board; also table hoard for three; references required. Enquire 1914 Farn [i AL NTER=cEEMALRHED! W ANIED=2 respctable middlonged women a3 housekeepors on farms—one preferred withia hoy 10 or 15 yerrs old—must know how to rulu'lmll try, make butter, etc. Bldds 5. 1ok, ANTED- Sewing girls t call room B, 104 Dougins. © "VAN'I —Good competent girl for general hous ork by next Friday, wages #4 per week. Mrs. D. V. Sholes, 1120 Georgia ave, 0018 ADY to go with slight of hand shiow us ticke 082 10) 4_tuker.” Address K 19, Beo office o '\\'A\NTEI i cook fora first-class private family. §20: second girl cond girl for Itapid chambermaids; dish- cook and y Work, eanvassers and T eirls usework 1 and dut of cliy. G017 YIRL for general housework, Mra T F Hall, X135 Sh 1 un ave, [ WY ANLED Girl for go cor. Webster an al housewor| ith., 008 0od W ANTED-—AL once, o housekoeper; Wagus: white woman proferred. 'Call at QN ohst, WEIEROE LN (167100 WV ANTED-An” exporienced il for ind work, good wages, call at bL3N 22 st, A ST A0 RGN oy T2 LA P 3 20 VW ANTED =& il aed woman,for & Al housework in suiall fawily, apy cor 16th and Capitol ave, Dr. Seard] "\\'AN'x'xnflgl}l for general housewor WY Gulitornta'it, cor, Hth, i ’\ T ANTED—1mmediately, ladies to work for & wholesale house oi' needlework at their homes, (Sent any distance.) Good pay can be anade.” Everythidg furnished. Particulars free. Address Artlstic Needlework Co,, 1 8th w York City. 21 WA )~ voung Iadies who are employed in the city and boarding, to try the Nurris European Restuurant, Best and cheapest Tadies und gentlemen'’s restaurant in the city, B11 & 413 80, 14thist. Opp. Paxton Hotel ~ EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS. JANADIAN Employment Office—Male und fe- ' male help sent to all parts if fare is ad- vanced. Kefer mahn National bauk. Mrs, Tirega G14% 8, 16th, Tel. 84, THG J 14 t]mns Employment Ofiles is condueted in an honorable ‘manner, and our applicants supplied on short notice,” Small fee. 913 8. 11th S44 mine TWANE )—Men and boya out of work to eall atthe City Intelligence office (Creighton Blk ), corner 15tk and Dougasl sts. i _BOARDING. ‘i; ANTED--Table boarders, 318 N. 15th, 169 16% MISCELLANEOUS WANT ANTED—A respectable family to adopt & bright S-year-old Loy, Call or address 1016 Chicago st. 090- W ANTED Dressumking and plain at Lome or in families. B, £l Pac VERY desirablo furnished front 1 111 Nortn 17th st, near Dodge st, 595 16% FUBNIsHED rooms, #1 to 8150 per week, 604 8, 18th street, 664 2 rnished rooms in pleasant lo- ; all modern conveniences. Sew- ard st. 649 19+ 'OR RENT—Two nicely furnished front 1321 N. 15th rooms, modern convenlence: st; on two' car lines. 1 OOMS furnished or_unfurnished, with or without bourd, at No. 51 Pleasait st. 610 17 DOR RENT -Furnished front_room and bed room. Call at 50 S, Lith or 601 8. 20th after Gp.m. 509 15% Fruis $4.00 to ¥ per week, 504 OR RENT—A nicely furnished frout room, suitable for two gentlemen, Enquire at ‘save. 41 15th st 701 Capitol ave, G 18+ 001 Tooms with board te family; fikst-class location: terms 3 references exchanged, 53 Pleasant M v 585 15 ICELY furnished large frout room for two gentlemen, $12 month, 2104 Harney st. 91 180 with board to tion, private i FPYWO neatly furnished room plce, Tarties: desirable fam! FPOR RENT Furnished rooms, with best ace commodutions, in flats.” 1211 Douglas st. & 6 “Furnished rooms, 1613 I; :Fu]i REN Fmi RENTNicely furnished room, chaap, B8, 23 st. 517% OURNISHED rooms and board, 1003 Y furnished rooms for rent, with or N " without board, 318 N. 1th JOR RENT-—Furnished rooms with board, o 3 required. I B0 168 NICE rooms, 113 8 Jne elegant front room, fur- nished, all modern improvements, ' thres Dblocgs west'court house, half block from cable line. Also, small room, 2107 Douglas. 189 [OR RENT—2 furnishied rooms suitable X entlemon, " Inquire Koow €, d flo gl QMALL room suituble for gentleman, 162 b Dodge streef § M“‘ R RENT—Furnished rooms in Greunig blk cor. Lith and Dodge sts, Inquire of Geo. K. Davis, Millard hotel billiard room. 660 TABOE picasant room, modern conveniences, J1oChlengost. et FAOB RENT— Rooms furuishod and unfur- Bislied, 172408D. ave. 568 —Furnished room, 1708 Douglas. 7 [ AW ANEED (& voung Tuly Toom wate by lady, " Adaress 83 81t street., O FAANTED By youns ma, desirable room and board” in privafe family where noumr boarders wre kKopt. Terius must be uable, Address K. 22, Lce office. T 16+ “YANTlD u\w have any lots, or houses and lots to sell o ‘tor other propeity, cali on 1 Fou & customer. C. C. FOR RENT—- JOOR RENT store 416 b 10th st, bet. Harney and Howard. 8. Lehmann. 583 FPHE two corner store rooms in old eity hall g ling, 10th and Farnatn sts. for rent cheap. Campheli & Harvey, 510 8. 16th'st., board of trade butlding. 84 PO REN Jath, POk KERT-Desk yooin fa 220 8. Tith, gas oltice, Euquire J, J, Jobuson, £2) 8. 1tk 5. o8l 1 A store 0xi0), X, ) Veteraon. 0 ngir 48R ]Imu SALE_One square piano, elogant parlor Setand large 1ibrary, including & number of civil engineering books; must be sold imme- 1 diately 3 Mason st. 687 Tor counter, cheap - quire Merchants’ National bank. 662 16+ OR SALE sacriflce. Kold Dy 16t 816 South furniture at great IWor part. Must be 1s parties leave the city. Inguire ) 5t 603 15t OR SALE—I{orse, harness, open real estate wagon and dog cart—cheap, Call at 105 §* 13th st, 620-15 Fdn SALE—Lurgo Hall's sate, new. M. A. Upton' & Co 9il- (OR SALE—Best carriages at_Seaman s, Cheapest carriages at Seaman's. Best phaetons at Seaman's, Cheapost phastonsat Seania's. Liest buggies at Seamau's, Cheapest buggies at Seaman's, i ‘wagons at Seaman's. Cneapestwagon's at Seaman's, East side of 16th st., north of Nicholas, Studebaker Repository. 903 M 17 TLADY;S saadio horss for sale pertoctly gaited under saddle and good goer in harness, well broken, kind and gentle, Geo, W. Ames, 1507 Farnam 'st. 570 1 erty by D LA T OANS made on Omaha city proj 4 V. Sholes, room 1 Burker blk. L ONEY toloan, casn on nand, no delay. J. W.and E. L=8quire, 1413 Farnam st. Pax- ton hotel buiiding. i TLOANS made oni improved and unimproved city property at lowest rates of interest, &pecial rates on large loans _on inside property. Odell Bros. & Co., 512 8. 16th st. 403 ARGE or small loans without delay by sholes, Yoomn 1, Barker block. 383 B ONEY to loan on thattels, Room 31, Cham- ber of Commerce, 506 m27 L 5 TREY 50000 1o loan on city property + “dnd tmproved farm land. Fretizer block s [ONEY to loan on_real cstate, mortgages ML Dought and sold. Wallace, Créighton blk. 287 hattels. Room 31, Cham- C. I Shaw, 500 m?’ l‘ ONEY to loan on ber of Commer M to loan on horses, tu other personal property, or iture and collateral. Rates moderate, Business conifldential. Oilico 8. W. corner Isth and Douglas sts. Entrance on 15th st. The Fairbank Investment Co. 250 TMONEY to loan on fumiture, wagons cic AVL” Without removal or on collateral security Business strictly confidential, A. E. ( wood & Co,, Room 1, Cunningham block, 15th and J: 801, W 3 1\' ONEY to Loan—I can place good first-cluss City loans on_short notice and at lowest D. V, Sholes, room 1, Barker blo rates. ] ?B'wo to 850,000 loans by ) i £ TVIOKEY to lonn on improved real estate; no commission charged. Leavitt Burniam, oom 1, Creighton block. ik $P000 0 loan on city “and farm real estate SINESS CHANCES. e Tm! best restanrants in the city for sals, Co- Operative Tand & Lot Co., %06 N 16th . 1 R _SALE-First-class restaurant mkk!nf 2,000 ‘mr month clear; gord reasons for sell- Address K 18, o, 679 1% SATE- 800 will buy the best paying hotel in the state. Ad ress box lg;)h s gar, OR SALE--The leading drug, paint and wall Aper stors in growing city of 8,000, aver. les for 1837 #37; average net profits 1 will invoice $5,000. Address lock 1045, Plattsmouth 579 18% (IOR SALE—Restaurant and Iunch counter; 800d location. " Tnquire 7128 10th st 16+ WANTED A salesman in Nebeaska with 20od trade desires to correspond with some good western liouse, Address 101, care of Bee office, Lincoln. 69 16) JIXTY-FIVE thousand doliars fruit ranch, Naper, :California, equity 80,00, sale or exchange for good paying Omalia property Call or address W, Union Steel Nail Co., or_Bel & McCandish, 314 § 15th 428 JPARTNER wanted in brokerage and general agency office now paying well, | This is a RITL‘ l“l‘u"h(‘fi for a young man with 800, Address co. e VVANTED -An active business man with $50 10 8250 to tako hold of fast sellingarticlo, Profits from 810 to #40 per day. Room 4, Crounse block, 119N 16th, 2500 4 JFVIRST class hotel for sale ot exchange, [ 8. Lilly, real estate dealers, Broken How, Neb. v“rifim © for &ale & long time lense of the hast Y location for fancy retail busitiess in the city. Fearon, Cole & Robertson, 310 S. 16t st. VWV E have a splendid opening for, an evergetio man to enter business. Co()‘mnfl ive Tand & Lot Co., 205 N 16th 0 SALE—A good paying business, Cigars, stationery toys, sodi water fountain etc in first-class iocation, Stock will invoice abou 2,500, Will take clity real estate in exchange. Enquire at Max Moyer & 201 an SALE—An cstablished business doing $25.000 a year, calllrnll{ located, good reason forselling. Address J 13, Be 165 WEcimTeu‘) on anything from a fruit to & mammoth store. Co-operative Land & Lot Co., 206 N. 16th st. 166 coun- permonth, 5 starts you i business logue $'r’" D try rights free; send stamps for o to Patterson Ofl Burner Co. 201 Canal st. Chici )R EXCHANGQE. T() —Twenty-tour cholce lots in Cottage Place, near the M. P, Belt Line ., in West Omahu. These lots are clear and unencumbered. Price, {83,400, Will trade for good farm land. Geo. N. Micks, Barker Block. PBARGAIN=Stock of Burdware, stovus, ofc., ta trade for lowa or Nebraska unincumbered iand or inside Omaha property, Thompson, Wilson & Co., Canton, Dak. i For EXCHANGE or Sale horses. for good mortgage. paper. Tukey, 15th and Douglas sts. OR EXCHANGE—Team, wagon and harness foriot, South Omaha.’ W." L. Selby, 1521 Farnam st. 5 HAT e you to trade for 80 acres of land unincumbered in Junean county, Wis,, 8miles from county seat. G. J. Sternsdorif,room 8, opp Postoftice. i67 OR EXCHANGE-Nob. farm or two South Omaha lots for span of mares or mules. W. L. Selby, 1521 Farnam st. o HAVE 100 lots in B. & M, Park addition to South Omaha, free of incumbrance, to trade for improved or untmproved Omaha prop- orty, farm lands, stocks of goods, horses, cattle, oranything of vaiue. These lots are rapidly increasing in valne, and if you have anything to trade call and see me. George J. Stornsidorf, room 6 Frenzer block, opposite postoflice. 21 ii'd INCHANGE—Four lots immediately adjolning Swift's immense pecking house, South Omaha. This property will be worth i o, I1l. 107 m2)* ung ATEPe 604 fortue within avery fow vears. Price, 700, owner's equity, 3,500, Will'trade for first-class farm land. G Hicks, Barker Block. 641 0182, corner 23 and Douglas sts, to trade for an efght to ten-room house and*1ot. Geo.J. Sternsdorif room 6, opposite P 0. 230 BWO]K EXCHANGE—Vacant lots clear and en- cumbered, for farms and improved city property; see our lst. H. E. Cole, room 6, Con- tinental block 50 81 HAVE miles from Ree Heights. stione on better land than this, What have to offer? G. J. Sternsdorft, room 6, opp, ollice, ST 0, opposito o lund in Holt coun maka property. Wil a Ot E houss when you i sceus, H. I We have a ia arms, ete., for Ming to exchange room 6, Continental | T WILL g residence dortt, Room 6, opposit ORTRADE--Or Sale—A span of carrlage horses; & nice carriage; a span of white ponies and oil outfit, cans, eic.; a fine driving mare, pheaton; also's and ‘double harnoess, Wil furn same in os Juyment on u nico Louse or lot centrally located. “Call at once on V, 1406 Farnam. 2 Y0 EXCHANGE—Nno nice lofs in the oriz- inal South Omaha addition, six blocks north of the viaduct to be built on'L street and four blocks from the junction of four great lines of raflroad, the M. P., C. & N. W.. U. P, and B. & M., and only two blcoks from the first depoton the U. P. in South Omuha, There 13 10 better property in the clty to improve for rental purposes. _These lots are worth at a_low cn h valuation 30,50, Owner's equity is about OR SALE—About 5,000 tons Blae river ico, Lanham & Abbott, Crete, Nebraska. 558]10 Linahan & Mahoney, room 508, Paxton blk. | 6,000. Wil trade for good farm land, Geo. N, 56 Hicks, Barker Block, 69115 PBENAWA & O, lown agents, 1oth st ovposito | NTEW 2 seated carriage and new singlo top postoftice, 879 m 16 buggy to' trade for long time real estato S T L B DI e mortgage. W. L. Selby 1521 Farnam st. %0 Fm(?ul,lcf ome first class 24 mortgage paper at a discount. . G, Spotwood, 3054 5. 16th, b OR SALE—Family borse cheap, Welshans &M 9 5. 15th st. A4 160 {OR SALE—Large upper floor suitablo for light manufacturing, location 118 N 16th st, Price £23 per month. Active Real Estateand Property Exchange, 162 Dodge st. iz QOR SALE Cheap-Fine rubber mount hand made, smgle harness, never been used. H. B. Irey, Frenzer block, opp. P. O, 308 R SALE-—The furniture, carpets, fixturos and lease of a pleasantly located, newly furnished houso, uoar horse and cable cars, house heated by steam, furniture, etc..in us: less than a year; must bo sold at once, For ticulars apply to Hartman & Gibson, 101 Far- nam st. W7 OXt SA LE—150,000 wooa_buflding bric Livered on cars, at Peru, Neb., at a price. H. M. Mear E] POR SALE-—"T'wo (2 tubular steel boile 14 feet, with smoke stack, steam guages, Elass water guages. ote., all aomplete; will sell cheap. Address Fred Krug, Drewer, Omala, Nel 665 77 Hall's safo with inside outh Lith st 4 MISCELLANEOUS. FPHE Omaha Financial Exchange, Barker block, southwest cor nam and 15th sts. Makes a uf)v:ulully of short-time collateral and real estate loans, Money always on hand in sums of $100 and up- wards (0 uny dmount, 10 oau on approved se- curity, Secured notes bought, sold or exchanged. Clear real estato and cash to exchange for good first or second mortgages Loans made upon land contracts, stock bonds, trust deeds, first or second mortgage s curity, without publicity, delay or red tape Finuncial business of any kind transacted promptly, quietly and fairly.” Koom 15, Barker lock, Corbett, Manager, 005 ORTGAGE notes bought and sold. E. F. Seavor, Hoom 40,Barker block. 476j8 9 SALE-A top buggy. nearly now,C olum bus make, also good single harness, A. H., Comstock. 812’8, 16th st. 140 ’. J OTICE to all real estate agents: on Sherman ave and Clar by May 25, 1888, will be market by that time. oom 1 er of Fai My corner sts, unless sold withdrawn from the J. W. Barusdall, owner, 678'16% JE OUNTZE Piaco lowns by Sholes. 83 A FINE farm in Missourf, clear of incum- brance, to. trade for a good house and lot or vacant property. George J. Sternsdorff, oo 6, opposite postoffice. 10 MONEY toloan on first-class real estate sa curity, Harris' R, E. & L. Co,, 32) 8, 15th street, 270m22 - OANB made on roal estate and mortgages Vouglt.” Lowls 5 Ttood & Co, 1521 Farnum, {4 1\ We have money on hand to loan on finproved and vacant property in Omaha and South Omaha. Call and sce us, Wright & Lasbury, 2156 8, Mth st., up-stairs, 4 ONEY to loan on furniture, wagons, AMete, without removals or on collatéral securr ity. Business confidential. C BB Jacobs,320 8 15th 85 (SHOLES, Room 1, Barker block, for loa y T A. WOODMAN—Monoy to loan onreal e « “tate in sums to suit. 20 South 13th st. 81 Cash on hand, over 23) 8. 16th st. 672 ~HOLES pla {SHOLES places miore ot than anybody, ‘OANS made on real rstate, W. M, Harrls TVLONEX to los on chattels, without removal or fling: @nancial business of all kinds iransacted m§ t publicity: money advanced on jewelry, hete. It will pay yon Lo see us, People’s Financial Exchange, O. Bouscaren, manager, R 4z Barker bl'k, 15th and Farnam sts i 622 §10* $H000—To loan on Omaiia city roperty at & percent.” G/W. Day, 8. E. cor, Ex. ) b8 ONEY--Toloan. ~Lowest rates. No delay J. L. Rice & Co,, over Commercial Na~ tional bank 6590 SHOLES nqfl«?‘mu.m\ ed city loans, 383 RO\ ., & COLE loans money ou tmproved oty or st prgperty. Room ¢ Contlyoutal block, ’r 210 H«iuu chol(q 1ms wanted by Sholes, 83 N ONEY {0 loan on rurnivure, Lorses, wagons, etc., onon any -mmvad security. Low rates. J. W, Hobbins, 1613 Farnam. ) (j VER OENT money nard, 818 8 15th st. MONEY 0 Loan—0. F. Davis Co., real estate MO R Bl ase 083 Fon low rate loans, Shole toloan, Patterson & Bar- 706 8 Housl{s aud cattle pastured for the summer at B. H. Post or] Henry Osthoff, 1513 Cal- itorata. - 678 18% NVIES aud morgages bousht by I W. Huntress, 1417 Faroaim st. 564 Goon bedding plants cheap, pansies 40c a doz Heury Ehrenpfort, Florist, 1738 8 1ith, 4 99 18] TIHE Sheltou-sth and Dodge ol frst<lass family hotel, rooms and board ‘st reason- able rates; references required. Mrs. M Whit- taker, proprietress. 473 §8 TIHE bz taaght as aa art by Gep. ¥. Gellea- B e e A LRI = F . RO'NO. i"fi.“fin’fi Douwfl::.pm ley Toaus, Stioles, Room 1, Barker block, SH Bholes before geting a loan. Mouuy loatied on furnicure, plauos. organs, Lorses, ! W litiso o wll‘u::f'.,la' rates. J. u’u & N OTES bougus, B. Jacobs, %0 8. Lt at. B UILDING loans. Sholes. Spnx]}m ¥ates on loans, . Suoles ) Bm: DING (miw, Lilaian & Maloney, i;man Wanted—100,000 bricks in_exchange for good inside_Omaha property, S. A. Sloman, room 22 and 23 Hellman bla, e JSIGHTY 07 acres of Tnd “wdjoining Take 4 Muanawa, Council, Blufls, la, This tract will make 400 beautitul lots and ‘is from encumbrance. What have you to offer? George J. 8ternsdorty, room 6, opp P. O, 167 FPRADES made in roal estato _and porsonal property, See excliange book, Co-op. L. and L. Co. 205 N. 16th st. 3 ‘ TANTED to Exchange—Two park for horseand buggy, Inquire at 8, A, Sloman, 18th and Farnam, Hellman block, 92 ABSTRACTS OF TiTLE. MIBLAND Guarantes and Trust Co, Farnam street—Complete abstracts fur. nished, and titles to real estate sxamined, per- fected and gusranteed, by, ENSON & CARMICHAEL furnisa compiota and guarantsod abstracts of titls to any Tealostato in Omaha and Douglas county upon Ehortnotice, Tho most complate sot of abstract Dbooks in the clty. No. 1519 bstracta—South Omaha—BAd. Johnaol ‘0., agents South Omaha Land Co., have 1y complete set of abstract Dooks in South Omana. Complete abstracts furnishod onshortnotice. Olice opposite depot, South Omaha, 7 FORSAL e €) FINE south front lots in Omaha View 300 & " fich; bargains, % cash, bal to suit. K. K. Darling, 1521 Farnan. o 10 LEGANT grove Just wo 4™ belt line ‘railway: just the place for nice summer garden and pieie grounds. Kor sale on swall cush payment, long time, *Gaorge N, Hicks, room 40, Barker block. 491 DO You Wait @ Tiomer—Tead Ihis-—Tiegunt frroom house with all modern improve: ments, barn, well, otc., full sized lot, in the best residence part of the ¢ity. Address the owner for particulars, AddressJ. 71, Hee oflice, ffer for a fow days one of the uitable for summer garden and around the city. hm land 15 pic- ust city limits in West Omaha on Park street, opposite Ruser's hotel. ‘The'M., P, ielt Line Ry. runs through one cor- nic purpo: outside 1k ner, the F.E& M. V. K. R. line to the stock- yurds runs within three blocks, snd the Park Btreet car line {5 within a short 'distance. This property is only ten minutes' ride by rall to the business center of Bouth Omaha and iess than twenty minutes' ride to the business uter of this city. There is nofiner place in the west for & summer garden, and the right kind of a man can make & bushel of money out of it. 1 can offer this property at figures that make it a splendid bargain. Call and get price. Geo, N. Hicks, Room 40 urkn&l‘;lull}rl'k ] OOK at this—A new 8-room nouse, gas, bath, furnace and full lot in Kountze place, price 86,500, 1,000 cash, balance #75 per month. ‘Ham- ilton Liros', 403 8, 1sth st. 132-16% BAUTIFUL south front ® ft lot and house, all modern convenlences, not i miles west by south of the postotiice. 1f you waut @ home here is one that will suit you and can be bought at less thau market value, on time if deslred. F. K. Darling, 1531 r‘s‘x‘fl' [0ttt ol o 4 DR ot 5 T ™ T INEST rosidence 10ts In city, Harney oor 25th F l%h sts, also 2th nz‘r Niel él:l. ‘l'm axchango for good clear property. Farnam. 4 J.nm ] T R SALE —One 0 and one 7-room house, beau tifal location, 10 blooks from board of trade, both heated by hot water, all modern conven- iences. J. L. Welshans, 319 8. 15th sirset, & 0O., Real Retate. 699 T CAN ofter for a tow days the inest grove and grounds around Omaha for summer gar- den,on main street, just outside city limits, An enterprising Getinan can make & bushel of money out of this place. Can_sell with small cash payment, very easy terms. Enquire at once of George N. Hicks, room 40, Barker hlock. o115 OR SALE—At less than cost: Nino mice, neat cottages, well built, elegant lots in elegant location, high and dry, and_only short distance trom Helt line depot in Walnut Hill, from 800 to 81,100. % cash, Lalance $10 per montn, ‘These houses are being closed out re: of cost and you cannot get_another s gAin in a hundred years, Call quickon D;'V. holes, room 1, Barkoer block. 'OR SALE-—-We offer the following bargains, all on very onsy terms: Lot 12, block 5, Horbach 2nd, cable with two houses. . Tots 15 and 16, block 8, J. . Realck's sul with large 10-room house and barn Lot 14, block 9, Bedford Place. Lot b, blo~k 8, Lincoln Place. .. Lot fikhlm‘l b, West Cuming e Tots 24 and 23, block 4, Hawtiiorn. Lot 22, Dlock 19, Hanscom Place, " Tots6'and 7, block 10, Hitehcock's ist add., fronting on Lot 11 in Fairview, one_acre . 800 Lot Mx13) feet, 8pring Valley. . 20 Some choice ‘acres in Solomon's add, A number of lots in South Omaha. At prices below the lowest. - 1all & Lobeck, Room 9, Chamber of Com- Mar: merce. 607 16 J L RICE & CO., Real Estate. 698 I CAN offer for a few days the finest grove and rounds aronnd Omaha for snmmer gardon or pienics, just outside oity 1imits, once of Hicks, room 40, Barker block, 601 160=3 JOR SALE or exchange; some first class im- proved South Omaha residence property, willtake a good horse or horse and buggy as first_payment. K. A. Leavenworth, Room 1, 1417 Farnam st. 262 OR SALE—~G-room honuse and full lot, 21st street, §2,800, #1,000 cash Inguire at 6.room house on 20th st., $3,250, 31,00 cash. Corner lot on 23d street, $1,600. H. W. Huntress, 1417 Farnam st. 150 J L. RICE & CO., Real Estate, 508 JFOR SALE—Splendid grove, just outside city limits, on main streot leading west from Hanscom park. M, P, belt line rallway runs through one corner, Finest place around city for summer garden or picnic grounds. Wifl sull on small cash payment and long time, n- quire at once of George N. Hicks, room 40, Bar- ker. block. 69115 FO“ SALE--Or exchange, We have some good Omabha 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 hardwaro,” Schlesinger Bros. 6148 10th st. 090m18* T HAVE soveral chetca, tnside, full lots, upon ‘which I can build houses to suit purchasers upon their own selection of plans, and on terms to sult. This will pay to investigate. D. V. Sholes, room 1, Barker block. 1% J 1 RICE & 00., Real Estate. 508 OR SALE—Splendid grove, just outside _city limits, on main_street léading west from Hanscom Park, M. P. Belt Lino Ry. runs through one corner. Fineat place aronnd cit for summer garden or pienic grounds. Will sefl or lense: Inquire at ouce of Hicks, room 40, Bar- ker block. 691 15 L. RICE & CO., Reat Kstate, 508 PR Who 1s WEAK, NERVOUS. DEBILITA TED, who in his FOLLY and iIGNORANCE bas TREFLED away his VIGOR of BODY, MIND and MANH OO D. causing exhausting drains upon the FOUNTAINS of LIFE, WEADACHE, BACKACHE, Dresdful Dreams, WEAKNENS of Momory, BABI FULNESS in SOCIETY, PIMPLES upon the FACE, and ull the EFFECTS lending to EARLY DECAY and perbaps CONSUMP. TION or INBANITY, should conzult at once the CELEBRATED Dr. Clarke, Established T'r. Clarke has made NERVOUS DE- TY. CHRONKO and all Disceses of the GENITO URINARY Orgavs o Lilo Hudy. It makes NO difference WHAT you Aave taken or WO bas failed to cure you. 83~ FEMALES suffering from discases pecu- liar to their wex can cousult with the assurance [ speedy rolief and cure. Send 2 cents postage works on your diseasei £@rBend 4 cents postage for Celebrated Works on Chronie, Nervous and Dell- sate Diseases. Cobsuliation, personally or by letter, free. Cofault the old Doctor. Thonsnnds cured. Offices and parlors private. A3-Thoss coutemplating Marringe send for Dr. Olarke’s cclebrated gulde Male and Female, each lbc. both 2bc. {gampy). Beforo confiding your cdse, consull r. OLARKE. A friondly letter or ‘call may save future suffering and shame, and add golden yeurs to life, &a-Hook * Life's (Secret) Er- rors,” fc. (stamps). Medicine and writings sent_‘everywhere, secure from exposure. Hours, 810 8; Sundays, 9 t012. Address, F. D, M. D. 186 So. Clark St.. GHICAGO, ILL. fortable, mostdur- able and cheapest TS jer made. Avold worthless imitations, Coraline 18 used in no Corsots except those made by us. None are genuine unlese Dr. WARNER'S CORALINE isprint- ed on inside of steel cover, For sale by all leading merchants. ARNER BROS.,*” :.??2}2‘.‘:.": » Patents, May 15.—] WASHINGTO to Taw Bee.| anted to-d City, pavement; Marquis . Seely, Fremont, clovator boat. Also the following lowa patents: Willeardsiey, Beacon, cork holder for bottles; James A. Blondel, Sioux City, registering device for measuring faucets; Peter Horst, Sioux City, electric medical ap- paratus; Victor D. Jolinson, Mt. Pleasant, farm gate; William C. Marr, Onawa, pliers. —-— To dream of a ponderous whale, Erect on the tip of his tail, Is the sign of a storm (1f the weather is warm), Unless it should happen to fail. Dreams don’t amount to m how. Some sigus, however, are infalli- ble. If you are constipated, with no appetite, tortured with sick headache and bilious symptoms, these signs indi- cate that you need Dr. Pi ’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets. They will cure you. All druggists. Postal Changes. WasmiNGToy, May 15.—[Special Tele- gram to Tue Bre]-The following post: masters were appointed to-day: Henjamin F. Brendel, Murry, €Cass county, vice Saw- uel I, Latta, resigned ; John Kemunitz, Sny- Dodge county, vice Conrad Schueider, pecial Tolegram ‘The following patents were William Bignell, Nebraska , any= ADDITIONAL OOUNOIL BLUFF8 The School Board. A special meeting of the school board was held last evening to consult concerning plans and specifications, and to advertise for bids for the work on tho new building. It was decided to advertise in the Globe and Non- pareil for one month, all bids to be addressed to Willlam Ward, architect of the board. The question of ventilation and heating was also considered, but the board adjourned until Thursday night to arrive at definite conclusions. P — A Parlor Concert, A most enjoyable musicale was given last evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs, F, E. Stubbs, on First avenue. The programme contained a feast of gems and was excel- lently rendered. Those who appeared in numbers were Mrs. Skelton, who under her maiden name of Nellie Bangs, won it N reputation as a favorite. Nat M. Brij the favorite tonor of tho west; Mra, worth, whose artistic voeal work has given her a leading position among tho llnznr- of the two cities, and Messrs. Stubbs ane win, whose piano duet was much enjoy It was a very solect affair and the spacious parlors were well filled with the music lovers of the city. — ‘Who Burned the House ? The case of the state against Robert Hill, tor arson, was begun in Justice Schurz court yesterday afternoon. The evidence showed that Hill purchased candles the day preced- ing the evening on which the fire ocourred. That he was seen around the house during the afternoon, but when the fire broke out he was at the house of a friend some distance away, to which place he had gone to spend the night. The theory of the prosecution is that Hill bought the candles, put them ins convenient places about the house, lighted them and then went away and awall re- sults. The arguments will bo made some day this weok. \ o Board of Trade Meeting. The board of trade met last evening in reg- ular scssion, with President Wells in the chair. Hon. George F. Wright, as special com- mittee, reported artioles of incorporation, which were read, amended and adopted. The principal features are as follows: The number of stockholders is limited to 200; capital stock, 10, 4{00 par value, §50 per share, non-assignable; asscssment, $50 per year; shares taken forfeited for non-payment of assessment; corporate liability, $500. The articles were signed by Messrs, Wells, Weis, Merriam, Haas, Day, Walker, Woodbury, Wallace, Haverstock, ~Weaver, Rohrer, Seidentopf, Waite, Wright, Stevenson and Gleason. The Leader Printing company, of Des Moines, propose to devote one page of their paper one time to_advertise Council Bluffs, provided fifty subscribers, at regular daily rates, are secured from this board. Referred to the advertising committee. Messrs. Stewart, Rohrer and Weis were appointed a committee to bring the matter of -ncurlnf a congressional appropriation for Council Bluffs to the lowa members of the house and senate. —_— Police Points. There was quite a grist of cases in police court yesterday morning and the following fines werc assessed : Boozers—T. M. Hughes, $3.10; Ed Cavan- augh, $8.10. Disturbing the Peace—Pat Hopkins, $10.10; T. Ward, $9.50. Hoplans was arrested on complaint of his wife for abusing his family, but she repented of her hasty action and appeared at court to tell the judge that she forgave hor pugitistic lord and wanted him released, but the court would not have it so, and the woman had to testify against him, 'Both parties were short of cash, und Mrs. Hopiins started out to try to raise the necessary amount, and Pat anxiously awaited her return in the city cooler. Ward was cook at the Creston house, and when he returned to that hosteiry after a nignt’s lively experience in “rushing the growler” he refused to go to bed, and con- tinued to s rmine, until Mr. Mohn had bim runin. He was unable to pay his fine and was returned to the jug to board it out. J. Smith and John Mulqueen, two mis- re charged with being mal- their pranks. Upon examination it appeared that they were simply scuflling n the park and aecidentally overturned one of the benches, whereupon - the park policeman gathered them in. The court released them upon payment of costs. Fred Chambers, the callow youth from Stuart, Neb., captured by some farmers for a murdorer, all-around erook, and generally desperate character, was given a £0od break- fast and seut on his humble way rejoicing. icious, Personal Paragraphs. General Agent Stevens accompanied a vestibuled train of eastern excursionists yes- terday on their way from the Pacific slope. . S. Nesbit, of Vail, Ia., is visiting the two cities, combining with business the pleasure of watching base ball in Omaha and races in Council Bluffs, Mrs. F. C. Reed, wife of the owner of the Manawa motor line, is now with her husband at the Hotel Manawa and will remain here during vhe season. T. T, Bray, now of Griswold, who was 'at one time in business here, 'is in the city looking after his interests in the suit of Bray vs. Flickinger. J. P.and J. N. Casady have gone to Con- nersville, Ind., to attend u family reunion, and were accompanied by their brother, Judge L. M. Casudn, of Des Moines. Mr. Tibbetts, of the firm of Braginton & Co., has returncd after a week's stay at Sioux City. He will move his family to Council Bluffs during the summer and take up his permanent abode among us. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Pryor yesterday ob- served their tenth weading *anniversary, The social gathering was confined uimnly to the family and relatives, and was wholy in- formal, but highly enjoyable. This after- noon Mrs, Pryor and litile daughter Klsie start for Wisconsin to visit her old home at Janesville, Mrs. H, Friedman left last ovening on an extended tour through the east. She was accompanied by her son Sammie and will visit at Chicago, Cleveland and Toledo. From there they will proceed to New York and take passage on the steamer Bohemia bound for Berlin, Germany, where their visit will be extended to five'or six months before returning home. 'The husband of the tourist, Mr. H, Friedman, accompanied his wife as far as Chicago, A Students' Recital, Mr. Bastens will have his next students' recital at Mueller hall to-morrow evening. The executants are Mr, Frank Brown, Miss Hattie Palmer, Mr. C. H. Judson, Mr. John Browa, Mrs. Blauche Morton, Miss Mattie Palmer, Mr. Paul Tulley, Mr. Herbert assisted by the Stryk en Blaaslust . Accompaniments by Miss Pearl Cham- rla, Mr. Ruifrok, and Miss Julia omoerll an Bastens. who will play two 'of Steven, Heller Ernst's pensces fugitives with Mr. “Phe hest on earth” can truly be said of Griggs' Glye cuts, ine Salve—a speedy for bruises, scalds, burns, sores, pile ttor, and _all skin erup- tions. Try this wonder healer, 25 ts. Guaranteed. Goodman Drug cure R Casper Beam and Kittie Cook are languish- ing in the police station, the former on the charge of robbing the latter of a wateh, Kittie made the complaint that while enter~ taining Casper he took the ticker, and a though he denied it at first, later he made clean breast of it aud told where the watcl could be found, Kittic is an old-timer heae. 2 —— We would be pleased to know of & man or woman who has never had headache or been subject to constipation. Asthese seem to be universal troubles a little ad- vice may seemin order. Why should persons cram their stomachs with nau- seatin 'er;futi\'e pills, ete., which siek- en umf ebilitate when such a pleasant and sterling remedy as Prickly Ash Bitters will'act mildly and cffectively on the liver, kiduey- stomach and bow= els, and at the same time tone and strengthen the whole system; causing headache, constipation and all such dis- tressing evils wo quickly dissppesar, BTy o B S BTN SR z | i { | RTINS e e e A e e St =