Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 17, 1888, Page 7

Thi OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, MAY 17, 188, g SPECTAL _NOTICES. OMAZIA. . . Advertisements unaer this hend, 10 cenis per fine for the first_insertion, 7 cents for each sub- gequent insertions and §1.50 a line per month, Noadvertisement, taken for less than 2 cents for the first insertion. Seven words will be counted to the line; they must run ronsecutively and must be paid n advance, All advertise- ments must be handed in before 0 o'clock p. m,, and under no circumstances will they ba tajten or discontinued by telephone. Parties advertising in these columns and ha ing the answerg addressed in care of the Be will please ask for a check to enable th et their letters, as none will bedelivered except on presentation of check. 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Mary's Wau'nn‘\«.\ gir1 for general housework, 1023 EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS. = (QARADIAN Employment Ofitce.-Male and f male help sent to Il parts it fare is o vanced, Reforence, Omaha National bank. Mr: Brega §14% 8, 15th._Tel. 8. b R IT TNION l-'.m‘»mymrm Office 15 conducted in an ) " hongrable manner, and our applicants supplied on shiort notice. Small tee. (13 S, tith WA blk ), corner on ty Intelligence office (C th and Dougas] sts. VW ANTED. -Plain sewers and apprent learn dress cutting, price for 2. Agents wanted everywhere, 1814 Cass st, 1160 “"\.\;'lm A respectable tamily to adopt & bright 1615 Chicago st. ear-old boy, Call or address ye ¥ etk o J ANTEDDress-muking and plain sewing at home or in families, B, 811 Pacific st. 686 17) "‘ ANTRD=A_ young Iady room mate by a 16 17 W \NTED—By young man, desirable room and board in private family where 1o other boarders are kept, Terms must be vvfm’rzu:l? o Tiave any lands, lots, of Tonses and lota to sell or exchange for other property, call on me- or write, 1can find you acustomer. C. C. Spotswood, 30514 & 16tn. Iady, Address &3 S 15th street, asonable, Addross K. 2, Bee office, ~_WANTED-TO RENT. QITUATION as first class baker, by confectionery. K 32, Bee office. TVA VTED—Part of a well furnishied house by a vespousible party. Address I 3 Bee. o SITUATION wanted by young man o dellver RBoods, can give references. Address K 2 Beo. T 10 W ANTED=Situation to clean rooms in offica or flats. Inguire 1307 Californin.io8 17 TANTED—Employment by s com ner with city references. J. Bouth Omaba. ASANTED- Inguire OUNG man, THIATION A8 seamstress (n family, 809 North 16th st 3 1 years old, wonld like posie tion In retil shoe store in city or countr £00d reference, § years' experlence in the ea Address K 27 Hea olfice. cod VWANTE ot man of t yea o care of hors and carria; C in the carc of horses o Ployment in a private famil ‘“YAI\‘TF.UArllmn(ln;: a8 cook or_general housework in private family. K. 31 Bee ofce, 705 164 TANTED—Sitvation in_a dry goods or gro- cery store: speak English and Bohem{an; ean give good K20, Bee. 698 16% _____FOR RENT-HOUSES. (G ROOM cottage on Douglas near 10th furniture ) 150, rent §25. Co-op, L. & L. Co., 205 N lotn st 510 Ot RENT—A 6 room house o cor 20th and 'h: s, Inquire at 1509 Howard., 764 17% TOR RENT—10-room _brick house, No. 811 8. 20th st._Apply at No. 827 8, 30th'st, 411 TFOR RE age on 2Sth_a tween Burt and Webster sts, $20 per month, Tnquire Paxton block, room 808, P, J. Crecdon, 07 16 FOR RENT— House 7 rooms, cellar, pantry and closets, city water and cistern, two blocks. trom U. P depot, sw cor th aud Fierce. 68 17 i‘fll!_llh T—Elogant 10 room house and 8- U room cottage 3 blocks from court h cheap. G. B. Thompson, Sheeley bloc! FowsaL at, i 176 PIACE, & -room aouse, with city water, bath room and set tubs, will be sold on gasy anstaliments, orwill berented at #0 o month. ~Address K . Bee office. 3 16% For RENT—A nice house in n splendid loca- ton, furniture cheap and easy payments, Co-Operative Land & Lot Co,, 205 N 16th i'i 00 21 a gentleman having twenty 1ce In the printing business, situation to tuke charge of first-class oflice, Address K 18, Be 653 18+ “ 7 ANTED--Position in office or store by com- petent young lady; reference furnished, Address B 085 17 ANTED—Sewing tu (private familics o experienced seumstress. Mrs. L. Kl B2LN. 15th st. _ WANTED--MALE HELP. = S ANTED--Man and wife to rent a nicely farnished 6-room cottage for 6 weeks, beginuing May 25, Central location, small rent. nfla{.t of references required. Address office. an ne, = Organiits Wio are good sight roaders and posseas n fufr ubllity to piay by ear, Also vocallsts of all kinds may seenri alife-long position if they prove compe! Apply to Tamiin's Wizard Oil Concer Omaha, Neb. 'WAN THI—Bxpor clothing department. Howard. VW ANTED-Mun and wife in and 15 good farm hands, Hon, 314! 8. 1ith. ent. Co., yrivate jamily s Brega & 760-17 ( GEN'TS wanted for solf-instructor in pen- manship. Sample sent for $1.00. Address W. C. Bouk, Greenwood, Nebr, 8 164 smen {mmediate- Call at 205 N. 16th st..room 750 18] s a line of D—j traveling sl ood 8, up stars. A FEW energot men to canva household s big commission, Liovell Mfg Co. LIBth st 748 10r ANTED—One who thoronghly understands making jco crewm. Address Wit refors Box ¢, Clt 1101 ANTED—Man to take the agency (travel- ing or local) of our safes; sizo 28XI8X18 inches; weight 500 Ibs; retafl price #33; other Bizes in proportion. A rave chance and perma- nont business. These safes meet a demand nover before supplied by other sate compunie A% we are not governed by the Safe Pool. Al yine Su . Cineinnati, 0. 708 15+ W A good carria Avply 1r good salesmen who will go ntry. Call 512, Paxton bld O RENT—A new 5 room house at #15, near red and green car line, A, F. 3 and 635, Paxton blk. QIX-ROOM hoose for rent, 603 S, 17th st. B “quireat 606 8. 16th 68119+ YOR RENT—A choice § room house,fenced lot, us, city water, furnace, bath roowm. cistern; also large well equipped barn, being 2543 Capitol ave. Inquire 2d houso east of prem{ses or room 14 Omana Natl buak DId. * B. i Robison, (OTTAGE 3 rooms, a_small_store room and good barn, witfl' 4 acres of land, situated '3 mile north of fort. Apply 317 8 11th st. 600 TOR RENT.-A fine residence on Farnam st. IR C. Pattors B18 8. 15th st. 556 Fun RENT—Elegant house, Inquire 172 Day- enport. B0 17+ 7OR RENT—froom” house, lnquire Barton, 2610 Capitol ave, 605 In- FL'IINISHHD rooms, 113 8 20th, 620 Ju* e oo e e . JFOR RENT_On t fromd room, fur- R Ry Jmprevement< hilte Dlocks west court house, hklt. block from cable Tine, _Algo, small r (07 Douglas. 150 R RENT—Large, nicely furnishe room, With hoard: Rito tabis boarq for thvec) Toferences required. Enquire 1014 Eerhamy VERY desirable furnished front room at 111 Nortn t, t, . 5605 1 URNISHED rooms, $1to $1.80 per week, 604 8. 15th stree 64 27 0OMS furnished or_unfurnished, with or without board, at No. 519 Plusnnl“:’u. 610 17* buggy of the Dalsy will sell at big a1s- T 162 i? SA arqe ung floor e o Iight mapufacturia® lToeation 118 N 16th g, Price®5 per month. Active Real Estate and Property Exchange, 1424 Dodge st. L FOOR BALE Chenp—He rubber mounted, hand, made, single’ harness, never been used, H. B, Irey, Frenzde block, opp. P. % F(IR SALE-A fine t make, never been C 1609 Farnam, rog S“(\Lm makes improved city loans, 333 #L E,COLE loans |n7;..k.,. {mproved city of block, arm property. Room @ Comtinent 20 {JOME choice loans wanted by Shioles, 383 ons, MONEY to 10an on furnITure, NOFses, Wi oW etc., or on any n‘wprnve:\ sacurity. rates. J. W, Robbins, 1413 Farnam Fr\h SALE-—The hlnn:&"‘ carpots, fixtureés and lease of & ploMtantly locatad, newly furnished honge, uear harse ‘and cable cars, house heated by steam, ffrniture, ete. in use less than & year; must be so1d at ofice, For par- ticulars apply to Hartman & Gibson, 1613 Far- nam st. o It FURNISHED rooms With first class board, #4.50 to 85 per week, 504 8 15th st, 082 17* Fflll RENT-A nicely furnished front room, suitable for two "gentlemen. Enquire at 2611, 8t. Mary's av (i) JOURNISHED rooms, 1701 Capitol ave. i 600 18+ ICELY furnished large front room for two gentlemen, $12 month, 2104 Harney st. ho1 18¢ 1“‘"‘ neatly furnished rooms with board 10 nice parties; desirable location, private family, 8. E. corner 20th and Farnam. 600 18 {OR RENT-Furnished rooms, with best ac- commodations, in fiats. 1211 Douglas st A 168 ‘haap. T Fcimunnb rooms and board, 1908 Farnwmn, N B80m 16 Fou RENT--Nicely furnished room, 09 8. 231 at. 5] JTOR RENT—Furnished rooms with board. Ref ired. 704 8. 16th st. 809 furniglied_rooms suitable for 4 centlemen, Inquire Rtoom C, 8d floor, 1502 Douglas. B0 SMALL room tauitable for M Dodge street’ TF{OR RENT—Furnished rooms in Greunig blk cor, 13th and Dodge sts. Inquire of Geo, R.. Millard hotel biliard room. B ARGE nt room, modern convenicnce: © st 067 1706 Chic {OR RENT— Rooms furnished and unfur- Cap. ave. 558 nished, 1 FUR RENT-Furnished room, 1708 Dnun;fll. 5T gentleman, 1023 ol 1816 Dodge. 384 36 FOR RENT‘PTOHEQ AND OFFICES. [0 LET—In the Continental block, two desir- able offices; rent Jow to right partie ply to Ames, 1607 Farnam st. i F(m RENT—Brick store 416 S 10th _st, Harney sward. 8. Lehwaun. 5 F( JR RENT-Furnished rooms s building, 16th and Fari i h cheap. Campbell & Harvey, 310 8. 1661 'st., board of trade buildin 4S84 Fnfi RENT—A store 20x00, 80, Inquiro, 018 5. I3th. Peterson. is1 OR RENT—Desk room in 220 S. [ith, gas oflice. Enquire .. J, Johnson, 220 8. Wthst. 1.1 Fuu RENT-Store 10 rOon good bain, ete., . sttuated 4 indle north of forl. Apply d17's Jth st 800 T I5TON block, 8. 13th, corner of Muson st. 4 handsome new store roows with large’ cel- lars underneath, finshed with all niodern im- provements and conveniences. Rents moderate. Apply to John Hamlin, 511 5. 11th 86, Opahn, JOR RENT—One half of store room, Douglas st. Wm. Il Spelman. 54 [{OR RENT—Store aud basement, 604 S, 1th st. Mrs. M. 0. 033 'OR RENT—Two business or offico rooms on 15t floor 25 per month, ~ W. E. Clark, 1414 Harney. 500 TOOR RENT—Half of office_at_ol Chamber‘of Commerce bld, Od 1812 1th st. Bros. & Co, 08 Ol“l"l(,li rooms, 838 OR RENT-A double twenty-two rooms, situated on 14th st., 4 blocks sotth of the Paxton. This house his all the modern fmprovements and is well situ ated for a large hoarding house. Enquire of Dr. J. H. Peabody, 821 8. 15th st. 51416 Fo ENT—House, 12 rooms with modern improvements. For rent cheap if taken at once. f1. Speigle, 1119 Farnam st, 483 165 Foon dot houso contalning OR RENT—Sulte of office rooms, Bushman block, cor. 16th and Douglas. Nine room house, cor. 17th and Doreas, 330 per month, in- quire W. M. Bushman, 1311 Leavenworth. 713 :[‘WUIlRHNT;H"smeis room now occupied as my office on 15th st. C. ¥. Harrison, flt‘f:‘ul.'xlh EN room house with yard, near Farnam and 24th st steam heat” and all modern im- provements. §65 per month, - Call 207 8. 2ith st. 5 JFOR RENT—Elegant 16-room house, all mod- ern improvements, on car line. Inquire 1408 Douglas st, s qB\'I‘IN room house, Jackson st., 825, W) 9 room, corner house, Jackson st., 850, 10 room house. No, 708 S. 18th st. 7room cottage, 22d_and Howard sts, Alsoother houses, G. E. Thompson, Room 112, Sneely block, 16th and Howard st. [(OR RENT—Two large cottages, 27 and 17th avenue, now in course o construction ready by June Istmext. John H.F. Lehmann. 0 RO RENT—Tine modern _residence South Tith atreet, John 1. T, Lehmann. OR RENT—About June 1, very convenient #-room house in good repadr, desirable loca- tion, 10 minutes walk from P O} furniture and carpets for sale should applicants wish to pur- chaxe, Address drawer 2, PO. 961 D Two men capable of selling a go0d line of goods. - Call £21'8 10th VYA JALESMEN. Wanted, five tr K" alary and expenses, no _experience 1 sary, Address with stamp Palmer & Co. ona, Minn, Win bR 21% WAN e AN WO on every where ¢ 1 money-making bus ness. §00 weekly proflt guarantoed easier than 800 monthly otlierwise. Experience absolutely unnecess: Permanent position and exclusive territory assured. &2 samples froe. Write for particulars, Address, with stamp, Merrill Mt'g “0., B, 63, Chicago, BI8j11* " TANTED-Men for rallrond work at Al- Vright's Labor Ageucy, 1120 1" ANTED-Men for railroad work at Al bright's Labor Agency, 112 Farnam st. 5 n daily g Bee. Apply to Theo. Williams, bet 4 und 0 . om. Y ANTED--A trustworthy boy with a_good horse to carry an evening route on Daily Bee, Apply at the Bee ofice. PBoys—am. bist. Tel. Co. and second girl in fanily cook for Ce 1 City fah vaid, dining room girl Walio Biiinn, Kas., eirls for conntry towns in Tamiliés, casks for boarding houses ang for_general honsowol N 1\ ‘work need be idle, M “7'\'«, £25 nd $1 private Kirls wants (‘ IRL wanfo st. ANTED- A good cook and laumdres roferences requived, Mrs \ 8. 10t st., second house from S, W, cor, of Williius, 18 rivd T s finl for 245 yrd child, 1 uce: d'ningroom givl” Norfolk, one coo 4 week, 1o washing or ire avos ‘all paid. Omaha Tel 1112 3 gIVis to do sewln €00k Htuart Bureuu, 119'N 16th -~ A ghrl for hou good cook, . H, Dumont, 941 Purk ave, 2 W week. e by next I'ri Mre. D, V, Sholes, 11 ADY o g mrfi?n‘.-mfl.“.u ahow as th taker, ” Address K 19, Bee ofhce, (TR for gencral housework, Mis 1 X 1548 Bhaiinan ave, VY ANTED-Au n.arr.; whit () N, wih v xperionced girl A} A wages, call st GIBN VW ANIED-Im man preferred. Cali at 16+ for 2ud 2 st. 56 ately, ladles to work for s wholesal ob'needlework at thelr Momes. (Beutany dlstance) (oed puy can be r. Iv-rn?-)nfi - furnistied. = Purticula asic Address Ar Needlework ¢ k w York Uity. “'ANT D--Yeun: i the city and boawt Fouropeun Kesfaurant, Uest end ftietana gentionons rectauea i in e i 18410 Bo. Athist. Opp. Paxton Holel work, go: Ladies OR RENT—An 8 room house, with bath, ono Vlock from car line, §0 per month, H. Cole, room 6, Continental’ biock. 2 OR RENT—2 unfurnishe t light housekeeping for man and wife with no children. 512 North l4th street O 16 OR RENT—A sulta of choice unfurnished frount roowms, 182244 St. Marys av. d floor. 17+ © UNFURNISITED rooms, ? laree closets, $12.50 Der month, 2624 Cuming st. ) 6% FOR' RENT--MISCELANEOUS. OR RENTGood salo lent location, rent rea r, room 2, lin THOMPSON, Room 112 Sheely blovk. TF you wunt your houses rentol tocooi, prompt teunnts, list them with J. H, Par- Totte Rentdl Agency, 1600 Chicago. 500 18 TF YOU want your houses rented place them with Lenawa & Co. 1, opposite postotice. G JOMETHING cheap, house for rent or for D sale, turniture for sale, inciuding Encyclo pedia Britannica, new Steck planoand other furniture. Otto Beindorm, £23 Georgla v, 300 JOR RENT—2 new 11-room_nouses, 0, by 8. T\ Petorsen, se cor 16th and Douilas.” 74 F{OR RENT—A 7-room flat. Inquira of Geo. Higgins, in the cigar store 1015 Howard st. 580% OR RENT— room louse. North st. Enquire of O, W. Beall & !“()l i Sl Coatinhe AXINER i [0 KENT—Eight-room flat. front room suit- able for offices, with all’ modern conyen- jences. th, 52 Fmrn When W store of office go to H. E. Cole. JOR RE “neat onee. neat #0 cottage. Apply at Harrison, 418 8 16th st, 053 0K REN nd furniture tor sale, GInI0SL new, at a burgain, best house and loeation in city; every modern convenience; this will pa to investigaie at once. Apply 1700 Dodge b © ROOMS FURNISHED. N IGELY turnished room at 2611 Caldwell st board if desired; terms reasonable. Ipuu‘u =1 farnisiied room, 80; 1 furnished room, 1 trout voom for an oftice, #10. Moser block, 154 8. ith st. 761 For R Q rooms, With or with. out hoard, in private famiiy. All modern nveniencess ko front {nd_ bed-room. v, Pleasant aud St, Mary’s ave, bet, 17th and 18th, OR R ished, T—Pleasant east_{ron 1l convenlences, 2602 Do TOR RENT-Suite newTy Turnisied Too and one single room, all modern convenls for two genilemen. 714 N 17t Two nicely 1 front with or without bourd, niodern con. W and 46 permonti. 181 N. 18th 5t o two car Lines. & TOR 1 Furnisted rooms, all modern con 7 nlences, 603N 18th T T--Newly fur on suito or sin shed aud qufurnishied o, With bi ]‘\UH A Y, Ll ished rooms for gont week or month, streat cars every Ly N ICETY Turnished frout 1600 gentlomen only, 1610 1 SANT, 0 S ished room for gentleman # per month, o N 516 pin young Iadies. Ment st 14“4 N [os RENT—-3 uicely furnishe man and wif chen and bedroom for bousekespiug 1 FOOmS, Enquire 1215 Park v " ISHED ¢ NTED-—Houses to rent, and we can rent them too, H. E. Cole, N. E. I5th and (5 W ses for rent with H. th and Douglas. Gnuuufi'\', ¥. L. Heutal agent, 509 S 16th 3 INAL—Private home for laaies K ontinement, strictly confidential, infants i3ee offic J A treatment of pilo tumors, fstuls rectal poc , ulcers, atee, without 1oss ol time or inconvenlence at 317 N 15th k. Dr.lolao DERSONAL—(Go to the Norris Burppean Res- taurant for your real Everything first- class, at chop holise Tr“ g 811 and 513 &1., 0pp. Paxton Hotel, 'I OST—-Pearl opera glasscs marked * 4 outside case “E. J. W Suitabl “h Tewnrd for return to Geo, Paterson, 214 8, 15th st QTRAYVED faom my harn near - M etery, 8o, Omalid, one brown: maref 1,108 pounds, “with’ foal, left hind leg stocked! “ATso onebrown Lorse, 1,200 pounds. James Me( G ;".‘,S",.;""f:u';mm\ o of | month. Co-op. 01t SALE—Cheap,a new Stewart ban size. Address K. 25, Bee o QUETLAND pony for sule. Geo. A. Keeline, " Council Blutts. 72 18 ifimi SALE Cheap N 20th Tor 1 ers, B doul Pacl ench; color, roan; zelding years old, gentle, Wi good travelers, Diou 70K SALE—i room furntture, 843, near! and can rent house of 4 roons for #1 Soutts Fifteenth street, Omala, Neb Fu:ffi.«ht: 2 fresh milen co 1ith and Vinton, Fun SALE-Mule. Inquire OR SALE—Family horse cheap, & McEwan, 319 5, 15th st, Jook san set and la of clv diatel; (OK SALE quire Merch Welshans 404 10¢ One squure piano, e library, includi engineering books; must be sold imm. Mason st e lanking counter, chea s* National bk, h"l“ + Uy NOR SALE—Best carriages at Cheapest caITiages i Best phaetons at & n Clieapest PUATONS 4t Soa Dest buggies at Seaman's, Cleapest bugsies at Seanian Best wagons at Seatnan’s. Croapest wibgon's at Seaman's, East side of 16th st Borth of Nicholas, Studebakor Reposifory. 8 M 17 QOB SALE~About 3,0) Lanbam & Abbott, ome Brst cla [(OR BALE 2 papes at & disconst C. C, Spetwuud 160 ALE-Large Hall's sate, new. o & Co Tilue river ice, cbrasiz, 538104 TrOR SALE=1000 coco buflding brick, de- livered on cars, at e, Neb., at a very low price. H. M. Mears 3 DOR SALE-Two (M tubular steel 14 feet, with smoke stack, steam guages, Rlass water guages, etc., all complete; will sell tap. Address Frod Krug, Brewer, Omaa, b FYO THE Omaha Publi—On Monday, May 21, We will open otir new store at 116 N. 15th st., where we will take pleasure in, introducing 10 the public our famous Eastern Brand Excelsior ice cream at wholesale, We solicit your patron- ago and guarantee to furnish cream second to none in the eity, We make a specialty of fur- nishing private families. Very iespectfully, Ware & Corte. o 20 Fruiamr} 0 taught as an art by Geo. £. Gollen- beck, 800 Harney st. 1k FRURE insurance, reliable companies. Cole, N. E. 1th and Dougl H.E. 567 F you have anything to trade call on or ad: dress George J. Sternsdorfl, Room 6, oppo- sito postoflice 167 FPHE Omaha Barker block, nam and 15tk M kl'hhli{l stato Toans, 10y always on hand fn sums of #100 and up- fo any amount, to loan on approyed se ancial Exchange, Room 16, southwest corner of Far- lalty of short-time collateral and ared notes bought, sold or exchanged. v real estate and cash to exchangoe for good first or second mortgages ns made upon land contracts, stocks, Donds, trust deeds, first or second mortgage so- curity, without pubiicity, delay or red tape. nancial business of any: kind transacted prompily, quietly and fairly.” Room 15, larker Block: Corbett, Manager. 05 '1\"41111'(;,\( i notes bought_and sold. B, F. Seavor, Room 40,Barker block. #16)8 OR SALE—A top_buggy, nearly new,C olum bus mike, nlso good single harness, A.H. Comstock. 312 8. 16th st. 140 JOTICE to all real estate agents: M rman ave and Clark sts, un 1888, will be withdrawn from the that” time. J. \\:llnnmlull.lnlwm-r. 8 10% and cattle pastured for the | H. Post or: Henvy Osthott, iforni [ N© and mortgage AN Huntress, MIT Farnamst. (G090 bedding plants clenp, p X Heury Enrenpfort, Florist, nmmer § Cal- 18% bought by H. W, 534 fos 40c u doz, 23 8 11th, 549 18] FTVHE Shelton—2th and Dodge st., irst-class family hotel, rooms and hoard it renson: able rates: references required. taker, proprietress. VW ANTE in e; SHORTHAND AND ;TYPEWRITING. TINES Shorthand Institute i the practical, exclnsive shorthand school Allits graduates od - sit- untions and giving entire satistaction, Students ater at any time, summer vacation, or eirculars to Valgitine's Shorthand In gtitute, New Paxton Bul and harness £o0d hors lots. Georg or South Oma qfn’u} S, Room 1, Barker Block, D T OUNTZE Place loans K MOREY 1o loan on firstclass real estate A curity, Harris' R. E. & L. Co,, 320 8, 15 street, 3% 3% Sholes. sa OANS made on real estate and mortgages bought. Lewis 3. Reod & Co., 1521 Farnam. N ONEY to Loan.—We liave money on hand to I\ loan on improved and vacant property in Omaha and outh Omaha. Call and sea us, Wright & 1 ury, 215 8, Mth st, up-stairs. o4 wagons, j\ ONEY _to iture, ete. without removal; or on collatoral securt ity. Bukiness confidential. © B Jacobs, 20 8 Iith - (QUOLES, Room 1, Barker block, for loang, loan on fu A. WOODMAN—Money to loan_onreal es « “tate in sums to suit. 22 South 13th st. T ,0ANS mada on real nstate. W. M. Harris over 2 S. 15th st. HOLES places nore oans than anyody, ONEY to loan on chattels, without removal or flling: financial business of all kinds transacted without publicity: money advanced on jewelry, notes, ete. 1t will pay you to see us, People’s Financial Exchange, 0. Touscaren, mannger, 1t 5! Barker bl'k, I5th and Farnam sts 10+ 500,000—To loan on Omaha city property at per cent. G. W. Day, 8. &, cor. Ex. i, MO EY—To loan. Lowest rates. No delay J. L. Rice & Co,, over Commercial Na- tional ban] 500 RADI!F"mld’«An rus ostate lnd&;!rmll.l roperty. See excl book. 3 and Cg.me. 16th st. o TRACTS OF TITLE. = Aol AL B4 RALL MlDLAND Guarantes and Trust Co, 1506 Farnam street—Completa abstracts fur mished, and titles to real estate sxamined, per- fected and guaranteed, L) ENSON & CARMICHARL furnisn compiots and guarantosd abstracts of titls to any realestate in Omaha and Douglas county upon shortnotice, The most o Co., agents South Omaha Land C the only complete sat of abstract b Routh Omaha. Complete abstracts furnished gnhort notice. ~ Office opposite. depot, South g or lease, best stoc farm in Neb., 2 miles from Fremont; 1,000 tons of hay, 'splendid water, 2 houses, 3 barns, fenced for cattle and hogs. ' Geo. B. Gib- son & Co., Omata. Thos. . Gibson, Framant. ) in Omaha V! O You Want a Homer—Itend this— Elogant 5room house with all modern improve- ments, barn, well, otc., full sized lot, in the best residence part of the ¢ity. Addresd the owner for particulars, - Address . 71, Bee office. OOK at this—A new 8-room house, gas, bath, furnace and full lot in Kountze place, price 86,600, #1,000 cash, balance #75 per month, Ham- 1lton Bros*, 408 8. 18th st. 152164 EA JL south front 60 ft lot and house, all_ modern conveniences, not 3 milas west by south of the postoffics, 1f you want a home here {s_one that will suit you and can be bonght at less than market value, on time 1f desired. K. K. Darling, 1521 F'"}""i’:' 307 10 HFEAPEST fmproved farms far salo on _on payments. Al land guaranteed. Co-op. & L. Co, 205 N 15th st, Bl 17 INEST 1dence lots in cit. cor 25th and h sts, also 20th near Nicholas, will exchange for goofl clear property. Paul, 168 Farnam. 4% (3 PER CENT money to loan, Patterson & Bar- ) “nard, 315 S 15th J.r RICE & CO., Real Estato. 508 real ostate 583 983 and loan agents, 16505 Farnam st. Mo EY to Loan—0. F. Davis Co Forvw rate loans, Sholes. [OR SALE—-One and one 7-room house,beau tiful location, 10blocks from board of. trade, both heated by ot water, all “todern conven: fences. J. L. Welshaus, 310 S, 15th M:'::!fl‘.m g Toans, Sholes, Room 1, Darker bl K i holea beforo getting & loan. EY loaned on furmiture, pianos, organs, horses, ete, low rates, J. J. Wilkinson & Co,, 1417 Farnam. 08) N OTES bougts. €. B. Jacobs, 32) 8. l(nl}-’?‘;‘ B UILDING loaus. Sholes. ™ NDID rates on loans. Shole: 383 Bv ILDING Joanis, Linahan & Mahone BUSINESS CHANCES. TAURANT: all_contrally lo- d, price rding to Invoice. Co-op. L 205 N 16th st. 763 19 biished L representing four 9F the Teuding companics. Address K2, Omaha OIt SALE—At less than cost: Nino nice, neat cottages, well built, elogant lots in elegant location, high and dry, and_only short distance trom Belt line depot n Walnut Hill, from X0 to $LI0. 4 cash, balauco $10 per montn. These houses are being closed out regardless of cost and you cannot get _another such bar aln ina huindred years, Call quick on D, V Eholes, roon 1, Barker block. 28 DOR SAL We offer_the following bargains, all on very easy term Lot 12, block 5, Horbac cablo With tvo house nd 16, block room lous: \ B 8, Lincoln Place. . block 5, West Cuming 5, block 4, Hawt , block 19, Hanscom Place. ... and 7, block 10, Hitchcock's Tst'add 3,000 210000 600 00 200 Lots each Lot 11 in Some chofee ‘acres in Solomon A number of lots in South Omaha. At prices below the lowest. Marshall & Lobeck, Room 8, Chamber of Qom- merce. ] A banking businessina location with lease, fi; time-lock and good will. Box K 25 Bee arding house: cheap; on e aving city reason for sellin, JOR SALE— D terms; 10th. FPRACT 71 Hush w. Touse, orage, 10 RERY COWAN I SRS 08, 210 a@d 212 South 11th «! where he 18 prepared - take in all kinds c s for storage at a reasonable rate >t building. P i LEAN storage for_furniture, stoves, mer. U chunaise, ete. Rufus Ik Clark, 314310 S 12th street s > Good saddle horse, suitable for Dion Giraldine, 714 Pacifle st, e AT 2 buy zood short time notes for cash, C.D., Room 40, Barker biock, VWANTE A. Le V 7ILL, buy furnitureofa house or flat cen- trally located. Co-op. L. & L. Co, 205 N . 1ith RRIVED from California—Madame Winters dead trance clafrvoyant and astrolo- onsulted on all affairs of life or s the separated, causes luck and s, Shows photoof future wife or 5 them by and magnetie treatment, has the cele- Hindoo cnarm for luck, All those in uole will do well to cali on this gifted seeriss gives you a correct written reading through mail fof £2.00, with lock of hair. The Madame has taken parlors at 1003 Howard st., 8d_floor, Parl nd 482134 R. NANNIE V. Warren, clairvoyant, fcnl, business and test medium, | Di Foinale diseases o specialty. free. st., ltooms 2 &3, WONEY TO LOAN. money mortgages it & Lasbury, 215 8. 14th st,, MONEY To Loan—Ry the undersigned, who IV has the only properly organized ' loan agency in Omaha. " Loans of $10 to 8100 made on furniture, planos, organs, horses, wagons, ma- chinery, ste., witliout removal. No- delays, All Dusiness strictly confidential, Loans so made that any part cad be paid at any time, each pay- ment reducing the cost pro- rata. Advances made on fine watches and dlamonds.” Persons should carefully consider who they are dealing with, s many new concerns are daily coming into existence. Should you nosd ||mn"‘{r‘nllfluh seemo, W. It Croft, room 4 Withnell building, 15th and farney. 5 ONEY LOANED at C. F. Roed & Co.'s Loan Office. on furnitics, planos, horses, wagons, personal pronerty of all'kinds, and sil bther ; [iclesof value without removal, 519" S, 1ith, All business strictly confidential. b71 and farm property. Geo, N, Hicks, Rooin 40, Barker block, PURCH bought, Wri, prod optional mp and rates. Kin ik 1 3 O LOAN—On one sum or divided 112, Sheely block, 1oth and 1,048 made on Omany clty }x;ulwrl! 47V Sholes, room 1 Badker blk. 538 I\’?:Nm’ tolon, casn i baud. o dolay, W. and E. L. Squird, 413 Firnam sf. ton hotel building. e on Gmprddd and mmproy ty property at lowast rates of interest, special rates on large loafls on fuside property. Odell Bros, & Co. 3, S 403 T ARGE or small loahs without del Sholes, room 1, Barksr block. MOyEY to loan ou chattels, s r of Comm H. Hoom § 500 30 g Wi on ity | farfand, b . IREY 000, aud mprove \'n\'l- to loan on Bal ¢ n AL bought and sola, Willlace, Créighton blic. T Room shaw, ' 506 m27 MONEY to loan on chaskels; , Chanis AL berof Commerce, C. F. 10 loan on Lorses, furniture aid r oy 1 praperty, or collateral, woderate, Business coniiden Oflica V. corner 16th and Douglas sts. 16th st. The Fairbank Investment Co. MONEY My Business strict) mfidential, . wood & Co,, lioom 1, Cupninghain™ block, cor. 13th and Jack: w2msh an on furniture, Wiy noval or on coll l“nxm}. .onu—1 can place good fir 8 city loans on short notice and at lowest tes. D, V, Bholes, room 1, Barker block $m» to 850,00 loans by Shol TMONEY toioan on tmproved re commission charged. Leavitt Buvnliam, room 1, Creighton bloee. i 200in S, LRSGN § B o e 500,000 10 loan on city and farm real estate. Linakaa & Matoney, voom 8, Paxton olk. PBENAWA & (0. loan agents, 16t st ovposite BEALaL Vi w e 4 J; Stansdortt, o0 6, opp . * HE best restaurants in the ¢ Operative Land & Lot Co., 205 N for sale, Co- th st 21 rant making pasons for sell- 619 173 TPOR SALE— First-class 2,000 per month cle ing. " Address K 16, B J.1: RICE & CO., Real Estate. 598 T CAN ofter for a fow days the finest grove and nds around Omajia for summer garden or plenica, fust outslde clty limits, Ingui once of Hicks, room 40, Barker bloc 01 1 OR SALE or exchange; some first class im- proved South Omaha residence property, willtake a good horso or horse and buggy as first payment. E. A. Leavenworth, Rooin 1, 4T nam st, 283 et L. R1 Jow 508 at 2 & CO., Real Estate. aying hotel in the state. Address box 105 ROOM hoarding house, furniture and 1 tion No. 1, Co-op. L. & L. Co. J or store in growing eity of 8,000, aver- v sules for 1457 $37; average'net profits n day: stock will fnvoice 8,000, Address lock 1045, Plattsmouth, Neb. 579 18¢ sulesman in Nebraska with ood trade desires to correspond with some good western house. Address 101, care of Bee oftice, Lincoln. 658 16§ TXTY-FIVE' thousand_dollars fruit ranch, ©) “Naper, California, equity $50,000, sale or exchange ¥r good paying Omaha propert: iton Steol Nall Co. o Biell 5t DAl rokerage and general agency office now paying well. This is u rare chance for & young nan with 8500, Address K24 Bee. 5170 50 to take hold of a fast selling article, Profits from £10 to #0 per day. Ioom 4, Crounse Dlock, 119N 16th, 2000 4 TUIST class hotol £ LAlly, real 0 - N e city. Fearon, Cole & RRobertson, o or exchan lers, Broken How YV Ehave u splendid gpening for an on man to enter business, Co-Operat Land & Lot Co., 205 N 16th st, JOOR SA A good paying stationery toys, soda water fIrst- i fountain ete., ass location, Stock will invoice about Vill take cliy ros) estate In exchango. in 5 OR SALE—An estublished business Going 000 & year, centrally located, good reason forselling, Addr 165 5 Starts you 1 business, coun- send stamps for catalog: month, FOR EXCHANGE, FOR EX . 01t TRADE—A nice six-roowm hoise, ba cultivation. Want hos in On H. W. Huntress, koom 1, 1417 Farnam, OR TRADE—Ge subyrbiau property address J, B, Pletcntr, Arc QOR EXCHANGE or Sale=Four fine y liorses, for £ood Mortgage paper. A. “Tukey, 15th and Douglas sts, 0i AOIEEXOHANGE—Team, wagon and fiary forioty South Omalia. W, L. Selby, 1321 Farnam st VW Al : you to trade for 8 acs unineumbered in Junean county, Wis, gmiies from county seat. 6, J. Sternsdorif,rooni 6, opp Postoflice. i OB EXCHANGE-Nel. farm or two Souil Omahi 1ots for span of mures or mules. W. 1y, 1521 Purngm st, w HAVE 100 lots in 1), Park_additon to South Omaha, free of incumbrance, to : for improved or unimproyed Omaha proj riy, farm lands, stocks of goods, horse raiyting of Valde, These lots uro va increasing In valu ou hiave anything to and see me, (eorgo 7 . 0ppOsite POstofice. slas sts, to trade for ght 10 ten-room house and’ lot. Geo.J. Sterusdorit roow ¢ 'lpnu EXCHANGE—Vacant lots_clear_and en- cumbered, for farms and improved city see our Ust, H. Cole, roon h.w('.ur Vi a fine farm_in_Hand n Hee Hewhts, The sah n eriand thau this, What have yo G. J. Sternsdorft, roow 6, opp po: 24 ofice. ol (Av J.STERNEDORFF, room 6, opposite post. ¥o “ofice, has some good land in Holt county, Neb, to trade for Omaba property, Will assumo it incuinbranc 205 when you huve anything @0 come and eus, H. E, Colé, room 6, Continental block, @0 i1 ade for a fine call and see me. George J. 5 opposite postoflice, WILL give any one & good residence dortt, Roo: iage and new siv for long time reai s Relby 1521 Farnam st. ¥ i farn in Missouri, brance, to trade or vacant property. Koom 6, opposite po PUCK Wanted 100,00 bricks in for good inside Omaha propert; Sloman, toow 2 and 23 Hellmad bldg. DIGHTY (30) acres of land adjolning Lake % Munawa, Council,” Blufis, Is. This tract will inake 400beautiful lots abd is free froma eacumbrance., . What have you to offer? Geoge clear of 1 r & good_Louse 01t SALE—Or exchange, We ha Omaha real estate and Nebr which we will sell cheap or trad. clothing, furnishing goods,dr shoes, Rardware. Sclesin » some good a farms; r stock of which I can build houses to suit pu upon their own selection of plans, aud on terms to suit. This will pay to investigate. D. V. Sholes, room 1, Barker hlock. 125 J.- RICE & CO, Real Estate. J . LRICE& et e s i e e Notice to Contractors. Bids will be received by the Board of Public Lands and Bulldings at any time before Satur- day, May 19, 1368, &t 2 p. ., for work and mate- rial'to complete kitchen and dining room for Deat and Dumb Institute, ut Omaha, Nobraska, nccording to plans and specifications i file with Commissicner of Public Land buildings, and_also with . M. EIlis, architect, Omal Nebraska, Contractor to be paid on monthly estimates with reserve of 16 per cent, By orier of the Board of Public Lands and Buildings, May 8, 1885, G. L. LAWS, Secretary. iflos_the bair| ¢ growth, toro Gray ON COLOCNE., Lasting of Perfumes, 2. Druggista. JUDICIOUS AND PERSISTENT Advertisiug hns always proven ~ successful, Before placing any LORD & THOMAS, . ADYERTISING AGENTS, 45 o 4 Rasdelah Sirests CHICAGO. Blood Will Tell, There is no question about it—blood will teil-—especially if it be an impure blood. Blotehes, eruptions, pimplesand boils, are ull symptoms of an impure blood, due to the improper action of the liver., When this important organ fail to properly perform its functious of pur| ing and cleansing the bleod, impuri- wre carried toall parts of the system, and the symptoms above referred to arc merely evidence of the struggle of Nature to throw off the poisonous germs. Unless her warning be heeded in time, serious results are certain to follow, cul- minating in liver or kidney disorders, or even in consumption. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discove will y and cure these diseases, by restoring the liver to a healthy condit - As one of the outcomes 0of the trouble be- tween Fremont Benjamin and A, W, Coff- man at Avoca, Coffman was some time ago complamned of for threatening Benjamin and was bound over to keep the peace. Some weeks ago the case, after dragging along for some time, was called up and dismissed. Tho costs were taxed up to Mr, Benjamin. Now he is coming to the front with a motion for new trial and a retaxing of costs. Ile filed aMdavits in support of the wotion of th ) ley Burke, who was sorving as attorney for Benjumin. He aims that the case was taken up without notice being given to the partic nd without being re; > state Was not represen 3 mself nor Benjamin we ave that ity was to be neard. On o grounds it is wed to have been an injustice Lo lax the Ls up to the prosecuting witness, Wonderful! a Book at One Reading, ! acquire the substance difficult book at owe reading! without any doubt. This can be complished by Frof. A. Loisette’s tem of nem: waining Professor has taught this marve ous method to immonse olasses at the principal colleges of the country, to classes of 1087 2% Ballimore, 1005 at De- troit, 1500 at Philudeiphia, 1113 at Washington, 1216 Roston, ete. He also teaches it perfectly by corresdondence, The method strengthens the memory for every servi Write for prospectus to Prof, A, Loisette, 237 Filth. Ave,, I Hew York, ac ADDITIONAL COUNCIL BLUFFS, ‘‘Hello There, Centrall" Few who ring the littlo bell and shoud ‘‘hello, central,” realize that they are only & part of the crowd who are all demanding at- tention at the same moment. The telephona business here has increased greavly, and much of this is due to the promptness and acouracy of the service. For a fow days past a record has been kept of the number of calls made. The check was kept only for cight hours each day, from 8 o'clock a. m. to 12 o'clock, and from 1:50 p. m. to 6 o'clock. During these hours the first day there were 1,350 calls, those only being ‘counted where connections were made, The second the number was 1,400 and the third day 1§ On this day one scction of operators, having 100 telepones to look after, made 787 connections, or an_average of ninety an hour, As these calls did not come in regularly, there being perhaps five minutes at a tinie when there was no call, an_idea may be gained of the rapidity required during the actual time that calls were coming in, they forming a rush often. One telephone had during the day fifty-six calls, and another forty-nine. Othors made a less number of course, Another feature of the office which is now proving quite satisfactory is a systom of checking by which all subscribors who do not make a call before noon are called up by the central office simply to learn if the in- struments are in order. ~The number of tele- phones in usc has increased greatly during the past two years, and the service has proved 8o satisfactory that the local man ager, Vance Lane, may well be complimented. His ‘endeavors to have the service nll that it should be have proved successful, flabbib-ie Family Peace Restored. Quite a sensation was recently caused by the arrest of William J. Clark, a merchant on upper Broadway, charged with bigamy. 1t was claimed that he had a wife living east and that the discovery of this fact had led his present wifo to become insane. A sepa- ratio®and s arrest followed, Clark has been out on bail, and it appears that he has been jstraightening up s family matters. Yesterday an afidavit was filed by Mrs. Lucy I. Clark, in which she states that she is the wife of William J. Clark, and that their relations are perfectly satisfactory, the only thing now worrying them being tho criminal case brought against him, which she as well as he desires dismissed. She states that she never started this prosecution, but ihat friends rolying on statements made by her during her delirium, had her- husband arrested. Everything had been arranged sat- isfactorily to herself, and she had been mar- ried to him a second time at Cedar Rapids, on the 15th of April. She now wanted the case dismissed. Lot s Borrowed the Wrong Name. Two young fellows who were having a scuflle in Bayliss park were rather summa- rily arrested by the park policeman and charged with malicious mischief, they having in the scramble overturned one of the benehes, The affair was not very serious and Judge Aylesworth found no occasion to impose a fine, but allowed the young men to o free on payment of costs. One of the paif on being arrested sought to disguise his iden- tity by assuming an alias, ana he hit upon thé name of John Mulqueen, one of the steadiest- gaited and most worthy young men in the city. Mr. Mulqueen’'s surprise was rather great when lhe picked up the morn- ing papers and found his name thus coupled with offenders. He pros ceeded to investigate, and found that the young man who thus used his name in vain wwas John Finn and should have been so re- corded, As Finun was a stranger it is sup- posed it was a mere accident that he thus borrowed the name, and that he had no in- tention of causing annoyance to any innocent person. —— Picked Up By the Police, Judge Aylesworth assessed three booze fines yesterday morning: Humphrey Cavin, $7.00 rt, 60; Charles Phil- lips, $5.10. Henry Mooner was muleted to the tune of $10.10 for disturbing the peace. Willie Grayson, of Missouri Valley, was charged with vagrancy, but promiscd to goto Omaha and was released. Casper Beam and Kitty Kisk, alias Jack- son, alins Webber, were concerned in a little domestic dificulty and _Kitty was the loser. She suid that sho made a’ friendly call on Casper, although a total stranger, and he was 80 ungrateful as to steal her watch, The de- fendant ut first denied it, but finally told the volice where the ticker could be found, and it was restored to its owner. As the pllfering Casper was not ready for trial, his case was continued, and the festive Kitty, who, by the way, is a rather aged feline, was sent up for thirty days, e A Case of Bulldogging. Judge Loofbourow presided in the district court yesterd The jury in the case of ray vs Flickinger, which was out all night, returned their verdict during the forenoon, it heing in favor of Bray for $200. This swit arose over a stock of boots and shoes, in a store on Main strect, which a man named Stiles was ostensibly running, but which Bray claimed to bo really his, Skiles being an employe simply. The case was tried once before, and won' by Flickinger. On being taken to the supreme court it was reverse and this second trial is a complete changd about. It will probably go to the supremd court again, The rest of yesterday was taken up with trial_of {he case of Witts vs Bowen. v are Neola parties, The plaintiff claims that while driving past Bowen’s place a bull- dog belonging to the latier rushed out at his horse, frightening the animal, and causing an accident by which the plaintiff was thrown against a barbed wire fence, causing injuries to Lis log, for which he demunds dumages, AR The Salvation Army. ie Council 13lufls local corps is expecting to have a big time to-day. There will be & hallelujuh banquet, commencing at 5:30 p, m., to be followed by a yranid roartxe meet g, in which the following are expected to take part: Mrs. Adjutant Aspiall and tho midgets from Omaha, Captains Little David and Wee Hughie, of the Bluffs, und soldiers of Omaha and Council Bluffs corps, For the past few days the soldiers have been vis- iting their friends und sympathizers solicit- ing provisions, cte., for the banquet, but any who have been overlooked and who wish to contribute requested to send their contributions or a note to the house of the nearest soldicr or o the hall ou Bryant street, e Too Big a Bail, In the superior court yesterday morning the bond of Herman Berch was reduced from $4,000 to $400. Herman became in- volved in a family row at his home in Wash- ington township, and when a neighbor's wife interfered, he resented tho intrusion and thumped lier considorably. He was arrosted for assault with intent to do great bodily injury, and bound over to the grand jury in the sum first named, He was unuble to furnish such an exorbitant sum and Was lodged in the county jail last Friday. ‘T'he court deemed the bond exceasive for the charge on wiiich he was held, and re- od it 0 that the defondant will not be prived of his liberty for nearly three mouthd awulting the action of the grand jury. e Not a Binding Partnership. Morehouse & Co. is tho title of the firm’ which has for some time been conducting the bindery formeriy known as the llerald bindery. S.T. Walker, who has so leng been connected with the Council Bluffs Herald, has been one of the finn ever siuce terday applied to Judge ylesworlh, of thie supc couts, 1o have tiie partnership dissolved and an accounting made by Moretouse and son, wio have been in cvtrol of the business. The order ted, the Mossrs, Morchouse mal ing no resistay but being appa )y con- tent to have Mr. Walker withdraw from the firm and & settlement of afaivs had. Mr. A, J. Brown was selected as the * and referce, and he will investigute tue aecounts and report later 1 the cou C—— . A meeting is ealied this evening at the home of Kev. T. K. Hickstrow, 721 Willow avenue, to organize a Baptist churcy for- the western part of the city. All porsone wish- ing 1o joiu in such @ movement are Cfll‘fl‘nw urged W be preseat,