Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 19, 1888, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, MAY 19, 188 SPECIAL NOTICES. OMAEIA. P ——_ Adveriisements under this head, 10 conts per 116 for the first. fnsertion, : cents for each sub- gequent insertions and §1.50 a line per month, No advertisement, taken loes than 25 cents for the first insertion. Seven words will be counted to the line; they must run consecutively and must be paid {n advance, All mdvertise- ments must be handed in before i2:90 o'clock p. m., and under no circumstdnees will they ba tajien ot discontinued by telephone. arties advertixing in these columns and hav. ing the answers addressed in care of the Bee, will plenke nek for A check fo enable them to get thefr letters, as none will be delivered except on presentation of check, All answers to adver- tisements should be enclosed In envelopes All advertisements in these columns are pub Hshed in both morning and evening editions ot the Bee, the circulation of which aggregates more than 18,000 papers dailv, and_gives the ad- vertisers the benefit, not only of the city cfrou- lation of the Hee, hut also of Council Blafs, Lincoln and othe’r cities and other cities and towns throughout this section of the country "BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for these columns will be taken, on the above conditions, at the following bus- iness houses, who afe anthorized agents for Tae Bxk special noticos and will quote the same Thtes as can be had at the main office. OIIN W. BELL, Pharmacist, 82 South Tenth Stroet. ‘ T ANTED-Immediately, ladies to work for & wholesale house on needlework at their homes. (Sent any distance, | Good puy can be made. Everything furnished. Particuiars free, Address Artlstic Needlework Co., 13 8th #t., New York City. 54621 ANTED—A girl for housework, must be & good cook. J. H. Dumont, 941 l'urk_n:a. 004 competent girl for general Tionsework by next Friday, wages $4 per Mrs, D. V. Sholes, 1120 Georgia ave, 70018 ANTED -An _experienced girl for 2nd work, good wages, call at b3 N 224 st, W - VWV ARTED_Young Indies who are employed in the city and boarding, to try the Norris Furopean Restaurant, Best and cheapest Indies and gentlemen's restaurant in the city. 11 & 818 So. 14th st. Opp. Paxton Hotel, week. EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS. (CARADIAN Employment OfficeMale and fo- male help sent to all parts it fare is ad- vaneed, Reference, Omaha National bank. Mrs, Brega 3144 8, 16th,” Tel, 884, 640 VW ANTED-Men and boys out of work to call ) oAt tho City Tntelligence office (Creighton ) and Dougasl sts. T T NION Employment Office 18 conducted in an J ~ honorable “manuer, and onr applicants Small fee, VI3 S. 11th 944 m1se supplied on short notice, __ BOARDING. HASE & EDDY, Stationers and P1inters, 113 Bouth 16th Street. H. FARNSWORTH, Pharmacist, 2115 Cum- o _ing Street. JGIES, Pharmacist, 624 North 16th Gso. W. PARR, Pharmacist, 1800 St. Mary's Avenue, SITUATIONS WANTED. ANTED—Position as nm‘-xksnx-r. assistant or office man; can furnish A-1 ci(flx refar- ences, Address K 40, Bee office. 26 20% "VAN‘I*P.UIT“-” gentlemen table boarders in private family, six blocks south of Boyd's opera house. Address K 7, Dee office. 810 10* W ANTED—Table boarders, 318 N. “MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, Whm‘sn» The address of some person or firm skilled in the manufacture of paper Address Lok Box Vy Long Ping, Neb. 00d pay. boxes. ANTED—Teams to haul brick, Call at M. Hansen, 2533 Pacific st. 81118+ FIVRNIFHBD rooms, 113 8 20th. " Ji Jron reNT- Furnished front room, 5th st T -Nicely furr ot ut board for gentieman and wife or two gentlemen, 714 N 19th. 50 18° Fi"flmsunn rooms, 1701 Capitol ave, 600 18 OR RENT--One elegant front room, fur- nished, all modern improvements, ' three blocks west court house, half block from cable line. _Also, small room, 2107 Douglas. 100 JOR KENT—1 furnished room, #; 1 f Toom, #; 1 _front room fof an offi Moser block, 1314 8. 13th st. OR RENT-Two nicely furnished front rooms, with or withont board, modern con. venlences, 8 and 8 per month, on two car lines. 'O RENT—2 furnished rooms sujtable for 4 wentlemen. Inquire Room C, 3d floor, 1302 Dougla: 2 JFOR RENT- nicely furnished roots for man and wite; parlor, kitchen and bedroom for housekeeping; also 8 unfurnished r Enquire 1218 Park av —Ia'mc'uthtvumls! catiou; all modern conveniences. ard s ICRL o gentlemen, $12 month, a5 Hms. a4 _rooms in pleasant 1o 9121 Sew- 640 10+ room for two 2104 Harney st, 591 18* OR RENT—Furnished rooms, all_modern conveniences. 603 N 18th st. 32 FIYWO neatly furnished rooms with board to nice parties; desirable location, privat family, 8. h i 5% OR RENT—Furnishod rooms with board. References required. 704 8. Sth st. 509 QMALL room rsultable for gentleman, 1023 " Dodge street: ol JOR RENT-—Furnished rooms in Greunig blk cor, 13th and Dod%e sts. Inquire of Geo. R., Davis, M rd hotel billiard room. 566 ARGE pleasant room, modern conveniences, 1700 Chicago st. 1667 RESSMAKER from New York will work by theday. Call or address 98 N, "wi’:lz‘i‘zo W:\NTEU*S"\H\! fon on farm by reliable man, good references, Addess A P, 601 N 10th st. 159 o> VWANTED-A position ardwaro clerk; can bring best of references from last em- ployers. Address L, 604 S 16th st. K30 103 ANTED—S8{tuation as galesman in a shoe Storobya voung man, ten yearsexperl- ence. Speaks three languages, Address K 43, Bee oftice 841183 VVANTED- By gentleman and wife ' and child 3 years old, rooms and board for siy Teeks or two months in privato family whare there are no other boarders, contral focation, state terms, references furnishea, Address ox 240, City 762 18 VVARTED-A respetablo tamily to adapt a bright 2-year-old boy. Call or addrees 1615 Chicago, st. 600~ VW ANTED-IFyon Tiave wuy lands, lots, or houses and Tots to sell or exchange for other property, call onme or write. I can find you acustomer.C. C. Spotswood, 3054 &, 16tn. 5 WA 'ED—Situation by young colored man and wife, sober and fndnstrious: place in private family. Address K. 44, Bes b 20% “YA\NTEI’ffihm\HHH for No.1woman, cash wages, #40; also pustry cook; have somo nice, noat dish and German girls who can't speak English but are good workers. Mrs. rega, 314 8. I5th st. 53 104 YOUNG man with considerable experiencoe in the care of hoyses and cows wilhes em- ployment in a private family, Address Ku Bee, 060 153 XPERI bookkeeper, (doublo_entry) desiras responsible position. K 38 Bee oifico. 805 10+ JITUATION ns first_class baker, bread and confectionery. K 33, Bee oflice. 05 22 VW ANTED-Employment by competent tin- ner with city references. J. Davis Bouth Omaha. 760 15+ ANTED—Situation as scamstress in famil, Inquire at 809 North 16th st. 7 19 ANTED—By a gentleman having twenty years' exporionce {n tho printing business, situation to take charge of a first-class office, Address K 18, Dee. 683 18¢ " P. 0. Box 788, "WANTED-TO RENT. NTED-To rent a convenient 10-room house in a good neighborhood. Address ) 822 207 W FOR RENT-HOUSES. R RENT-—7-room house, all modern im- proyements, stable, 640 8. 25th, corner Vir- inia avenue and Leavenworth. Inquire 803 N. 6th. 848 20t OR RENT—For the summer a furnished house in the best location in the city, price modorate, Address, giving name and refer- ences, to P. 0. Box 851 TOR RENT—8room house, 1lnquire J. F. Barton, 2616 Capitol ave. 605 243 JOUSE for Rent-—Ten rooms and barn, cen- trally located. Inguire T. J. Beard, 1410 Douglas st. 85 2 )R RENT—By J. L. Rice & Co., new 12-room house on corner, one block from car line, every modern convenience, only 5 per monthi 10 good tennt, must lease for one year. And new 7-room modern louse on Miaml streot, 1 block from street car, 2 blocks from cable ry., £5 per mouth to yearly tonaut; mustlense. 787 18 WANTED--MALE HELP. ANTED—Registored petent to take charge of drug business in Nebraska, Must be German, with good refer- ences. Address A. Q. 8., Bee office Council Blutrs, 862 19 ANTED-—A man to solicit. Must come recommended and deposit §10. rge 8. Cline, Wagner block, Des Moine 875 per month. ANTED-50 raflroad graders for_the west, at Alibright's lnbor agency, 1120 K harmacist, com- ANTED—Man and wife, 1 painter, 2 shovelers, 6 Omaha Emp. Bureau, 119 N, 16th st. 852 18 TANTED—Man and wife to rent & nicely furnished 6-room cottage for 6 weeks, beginning May Central location, small rent. Best of references required. - Address K 33, lica officy 77119 600N cottage on Douglis near 19th, furniture 150, rent 826, Co-op, L & L. Co., 205 N 16tn at. 70319 OR RENT—Elegant 10 room house and 8- room cottage 3 blocks from court Liouse, cheap. G. E.Thompson, Sheeley block. 767 FOR'REM A nice house in a splendid loca- tion, furniture cheap and easy payments. CoOperitive Land & Lot Co, 205N 16th st IOR RENT-- Rooms furnished and unfur- nished, 174Cap. ave. 558 Bfl(‘lk RENT-—Furnished room, 1708 l)ouxlzl;?. JOR RENT—Furnished rooms, 1810 Dodge. 34 J0 AS UNFURNISHED. INFURNISHED rooms, 1610 Howard, suit- able for housekeeping, all modern conven- fences. ADpy at dry goods store. i) 20 FOR RENT— STORES AND OFFICES. OR RENT—Room for a dentist, In rooms formerly occupied by Dr. Smith, Room 4, Barker bloc] ises. 837 19% OR REN sto 5 10th_st, bot. Harney and Howard. 8. Lehmann. HE two corner store rooms in old city hall building, 16th and Farnam sts., for rent cheap. Campbell & Harvey, 810 8. 16th st., board of trade building. 484 JOR RENT—A store 20x50, #30. Inquire, 618 8, 13th, Peterson. 51 OR_REN rooms, good barn, situated ¥ mile north of for and cot with 4 acres land, . Apply 817 S 11th st 600 INTON block, S, 13th, corner of Muson st. Six handsome new store rooms with large cel- lars underneath, tinished with all modern im- provements and conveniences, Rents moderate. Apply to John Hamlin, SL18. {Ith st, Omaka. 'OR RENT—One half of store room, 1212 Douglas st. Wm, H. Spelman. 454 1321 N. 18th st F()R SALE-Mule, Inquire 1524 N 27th 1 712 218 B‘()N SALE—One squarg Ph\nn. elogant parlor #et and large library. Including a number of civil engineering booksymust be sold imme- Qiately; 1123 Mason st, "1 651 For "SALE— room fufnitnre. #4b, nearl and can rent house of § rooms for 814; 1268 South Fifteenth street, Quiaha, Neb, 36 15¢ MIBCELLANEOUS, trade, exchange, loan ary public, see J. L. T 2| PO _buy, sell, rent, me insuranc Rice & Co. 0 THIE Omaha PubliesOn Monday, May 21, we will open our new-store at 116 N, 15th st., whora wo will take ploaghre in fntroducing to the public our famous Egstern Brand Excelsior ice cream at wholesale, - We solicit your patron age and guarantee to furnish cream second to nonen the city, " We make speclalty of fur- nishing private families, Very iespectfully, Ware & Corte. 10 20 FIHE banjo taught as an art by Geo. F. Gellen. Deck, 800 Harney st. 1% FUIRY insurance, reliable compani: Cole, N. E. 1th and Douglas. 1 you nave nybhing to trade call on or ad- dress George J. Sternsdortl, Room 6, oppo- site postoftice 167 VHE Omaha_Financlal . Darker block, south nam and 15th sts, Makes a specialty of short-time collateral and real estate loans, Money always on hand in sums of 8100 and up- wards to any amount, to loan on approved se- curit Secured notes bought, sold or exchanged. Clear real estate and cash to exchange for good first or second mortgages. Toans made upon land contracts, stocks, bonds, trust deeds, first or second mortgage se- curity, without publicity, delay or red tape. Financial business of any kind transacted promptly, quietly and fairly.” Room 15, Barker Block: Corbett, Manager. 6% j\{'mrru,\m: notes bought and sold, E. Seavor, Room 40, Barker block. 47658 jjflnns,n.w Atop bugay, nearly new,C olum bus make, aisogood single barnos, A 10, Comstock. 812'S. 10th 140 st corner of K ONEY to Loan—1 can place good first-class city lonns on short notice and at lowest . V. Sholes, roomn 1, Barker block, N rates. QHOLES, Room 1, Barker Block, ba 83 ]{urm‘rzni-m‘» loans by &holes, ) MONEY toloan on firstclass real estata se AVL curity, Harrls' R. E.®& L. Co., 820 8. 15th street, 270m= iim LOAN=~On real estate morteago, 1,000 n onesum or divided. G. hompson, Room 112, Sheely block, 15th and Howard sts. 8% TLO4NS made on “roal estate and mortgages 4 poughit, Lewis 8. Reed & o, 1521 Farmnin. ONEY to Loan.—We have money on hand to loan on improved and yacant property in Omaba And Sonth Omaha, CRll and sed ns. Wright & Lasbury, 215 8. l4th st,, up-stairs, N ONEY to loan on farniture, wagons, ity. Bubjness confidential, O I Jacobs, 20 8 15th 3 etc. without removal; or on collateral securr s‘"nl.l{fl‘ Room 1, Barker block, for loans, > 383 A. WOODMAN-—Money to loan onreal es- « tate in sums to suit. 22 South mn{‘; 7 OANS mnde on real estate. Cash on hand, W. M. Harris over 220 8. 15th st. BT2 TV[ONEY toloan on chattels, without, removal or filing: financial business of all kinds transacted without publieity: money on jewelry, notes, ete, It will pay yo! People's Hinanclal Exchange. 0 matinger, R 505 Barker bk, ot ard Farnam sts 522 10 000—To loan on Omaha city property at 6 $w:';.r cont. G, W. Day, 8. K. e{ar'.’nx‘foméé‘ ( PER CENTmoney to loan, Patterson & Bar- nard, 318 S 1oth st. 05 Moun to Loan—O, F. Davis Co., real estate and loan agents, 1506 Farnam st. 683 JFO® tow rate loans, Sholes, 983 anced to s0e us, Bouscaren, H ORSES and cattle pastured for the summor at I3, H. Post or; Henry Osthoff, 1513 Cal- ifornia. 18+ 100D be m 7 40 a oz Henry Ehrenpfort, Florist, 1728 8 11th, 599 15 HE Shelton—25th and Dodge st., first-class family hotel, rooms and board at reason- able rates: references required. Mrs. M Whit taker, proprictress. i) (1Y loans, Bholes, Room 1, Barker blogle SEE Sholes before getuing & loan, ONEY loaniod on furnicure, planos, horses, etc, low rates, J. J. Wi 0o, 1417 Farnam, N()TEB bought. C. B, Jacobs, 3 8. mnw 383 organs, kinson & 580 YA\7ANTED—A good horse, buggy and harneas nge for South Omalia lots. J. Sternsdorfr, room 6, opp postoffice. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. ‘TALE 'TINE'S Shorthand Institute only practical, exclusive shorthand school In th Wost, ALl 1ts graduates arein good sit- uations aud giving entire satisfaction. Students canenter at any time, No summer vacation. Send for cfreulars to Valentine’s Shorthand In] stitute, New Paxton Building. 420 STORAQE. RACKAGE, storage, lowest rates, Bushman, 1311 Leavenworth, W, M 2 ILDING loans. Sholes. 383 B (SPENDID rates o loans. Slholes. 383 Bmm)mu Toans. ~ Linahian & Manoney, TBENSON & CARMICHARL farniah complate and guarantosd abstracts of title to any realastate in Omaha and Douglas county upen short notice. The most complate set of abstrast books in the city. No. 1519 Farnam st, 599 batracts—South Omaha—Rd, Johnson & Co, agents South Omaha Land Co., have the only complote set of abstract books in South Omaha. Complete abstracts furnished gn short aetics. Oftics opposite depok, South FORSALE-REALESTATE. Wiy Pay Tent when you can buy & nice six- room honse on easy pAyments? Consider! Co-Operativs Land & Lot Co, 25 N. 16th st s TOR SALE-Lot and 4-room house, with stal ble, on 8, 10th st. near Vinton: will sel. cheap; ferms easy, with small payment down This 15 a splendid chance for family with mod- est means to acquire & home. Apply to Geo, J. Sternsdorif, room 6, Frenzer block. 847 20 JPOR S LE-Or trade: 80 acres, Harlan o un- 1y, Neb,, imp. 160 acres, Holt Go, Neb,, imp, 20 ncres, Knox Co, Neb, imp, 100 ncros, Grealey (o, Neb, 40 acros, adjoining Like Manawa, Lots in 3. & M. Park, South Omaha, clear, 2 lots, Melrose Hill, unencnimbered, #5650, 11ot, Kountze Place, itnencumbered, 81,450, §lot, Arnold Park, unencumberod, £00. 11lot, Orchard Hill, unencumbered, #40.7 1 lot, Cuming st cor. 8lst. unencumbered, 000 408, Farnam st, bot. 8th and. 3uth, unencurn- bered, 82,000, 1 acte, Solomon's add, unencumbered, 8380, Frosh stock cigars, invoice 8,000, Span horses, harniss and delivery wagon. 1 Hall's combination safe, nearly new. Also business and resideice proporty, in all DpArts of the city, for sale or trade for stocks of 008, go0d aTth Property of elty property. . A. Sloman, Hellman block. Omatia, Neb. i ayments o $10 per_month. Co-Operative Land & Lot 205 N 16th st. 542 OR SALE—Lot In Kirkwood on 17th cheap, K 8) Bee office. 813 23¢ OR BALE—Two lots cor Wirt and_18th sts. Kountze place, for sale at & bargain. Odeil Bros. & Co., 812 8 10th st. 805 JFOR SALE For choice list of positive bar- gains in tmproved rosidence property, va- cunt Tofs, trackago and fnside business property, see J. L. 'Rico & w1 31 R SALE—Exchange or lease, best stock farm in Neb., 2miles from Fremont; cuts 1,000 tons of hay, 'splendid water, 2 louses, barns, fenced for cattle and hogs. ' Geo. E. Gib- s0n & Co., Omaha, Thos. R. Gibson, TOUR room cottage for snle on o O You Want & Home?—Read this—Elegant Sroom house with all modern improve- ments, barn, well, ete., full sized 1ot, In the best residence part of the city. Address the owner for particulars, - Address J. 7L, Bec offce. o BUSINESS CHANCES. OR SALE—On account of bad health, a clean grocery and quecusware stock, ' selling rearly £23,000 cash, Add, Stockton, Kan., lock hox 2 705 18+ PARINER wanted, good paving business; in- pstigate; small amount of mon quired. Address K 36, Bee. 707 20% W. COWAN hasrenteda large storeage Touse, 208, 210 and 212 South 1lth st., Where he is prepared to take in all kinds of Rgoods for storage at & reasonable rates a fire- proof building. 2433 CLEAN storage for furniture, chandise, etc. Rutus B. Clark, stoves, mer- 14:310 8 12th 384 m24 'OR RENT--Store and basement, 604 8. 13th st. Mrs. M. Lange. 053 'OR RENT—Two business or office rooms on 1st floor §2 per month. W. E. Clark, 1414 Harney. 669 JOR RENT—Half of office at 312 § 16th &t Chamber of Commerce bid, Odell Urask% Co. OYFICE rooms, 602 8, 13th st. 836 (OR RENT—Suite of office rooms, Bushman block, cor. 16th and Douglas. Nine room house, cor. 17th and Dorcas, £§0 per month, in- quire W. M. Bushman, 1311 Leavenworth. 713 OR RENT—Business room now occupied as my ofice on 16th st. C. . Harrison, 4158 Isth SIX-ROOM hoose for rent, 603 8. 17th st.. Iu. quire at 606 8. 16th St. 681-19¢ ANTED—A good blacksmith for general work, Address G. W. Woodruff, 'Weep- ing Water, Neb. i3 100 7 ANTED—Manager at Lincoln by eastern honse, salary £1.600, good references and h deposit of #500 required. Room 30, U. 8. at'l Bank building, 850197 VW ANTED-& barber, atonce, 1224 N. 24th, B854 18+ BOYB—AmA Dist. Tel. Co., L’D(Dollggl;ol. WANTEDvA vesident salesman . braska, Kansas, Colorado, Michigan and Indiana towni, who las time 0 show, samipl sollcit orders for our celebrated “Spanish Panetela” nickel cigars, with ability and large apquaintance, willing 'to work on commission busis, Plense present references, enclosing stamp for price-list, order blanks, 'ete, Wirth, Dickle & Co, Wholdsale Clgars, Chicago, 706 23 T ANTED-Good size boy to work in the fac- tory, also one to take care of horse and Apply at once to Cantield Mrg Co. W ANTED—Sterootypor-—A firat-class storeo: typer of good habits can find_steady yorkat good waues by applyingto Gazotte- Hastings, ™ 19 for Ne- cow. “MN anist good sight readers and possoss fatr ability 'to play by ear. Also vocallsts of all kinds may secure alife-long position if they prove competent. Apply to Hamlin's Wizard "Oil Concert Omaha, Neb, iifl\ TED—Exp othing department, NTED—3 travelin men fmmediate- ly: good pay. Call at 205 N. 16th st.,room B, up stairs, 760 18§ FEW encrgetic men to canvase a line of A cclattion. bl Somamiiatous Lovell Mtg Co., 1td, 221 N. 15th st. ANTED—Man to take the agency (travel- ing or local) of our safes; iz inches; weight 500 bs; retafl pric sizes in proportion. A rare chance and perma- ment business, These safes meet n demand never before supplied by other sufe companies, A5 We are n()lr verned by the Safe Pool, Al- pine Safe Co., Cracinnatt, 0. 708 16 WANIED -4 our good salesmen who will go to the country. Call 512, Paxton bldg, n in boys The Fair, 13th and e NALESMEN Ba) ry, Add nn, ous, Mis Wanted, five tra y ind expenes, o exp ress with stamp Palmer & Co where for a genteel money-making Inm)l. ness, #00 weekly profit guarantesd easier than 60 monthly otherwise, " Experience absolutely unnecessary. Permanent position and exclusive territory assured. anmluun froe, particulars, Address, with stamp, M 13, 63, Chicay ounty i TANTED—A lady to solicit in e y d refer- Nebraska, Salary 65, Must give i ences and deposit $10. Address George 8, Cline, Waguer black, Des Moines, Ia. 860 20 VW ANIED "4 ox perienced trimmers in 1 Qies, nery department, several good salesia- oo go0d tiry o0 AMIeSIDAL, 150 A por- ter, ‘The Fair, 5e510 8. 13th st ANTED-GIT] for goneral housework i small faanily, refercnce requived. Inquire 1021 80, Maxy's ave: e J ANTED-Girls for general housework, din- ing room work, Qishwashing. nursing, overness, man and Wife farm, cooks private ‘amilies, cooks for hotel; lots of good places for girls. Come and register if you want to loave city, Omaha Ewp. Bureau, 119 N. lith, Lol 111/ 4" undergurmen 1li. W ANTED -German or ‘cook, wash and iron; must bring good K. Harrls, 1120 8. 80th, 57 reference, Mrs, J WANEED-Cook and secoud gl in sanie oYl family in Council Blats, ¥ intugroor girls, $17; one for Waloo, $1,far paidi cook tor bolraiug house 1 for'Conse vl City, £25; man and wife, man to drive team, Wwoman {0 cook for boarders: nice nurse gir Tots of good girls for general house wovk. M Broga, 414 8. 15th st. 19t W ANEED—Lady cooks in small fumiilos first and sccond girl out of chambermatds, - dining-room E 0k i restaurants, givls for housewor second girls. Interuational Employu cor. 15th and Doy, VW ANTED-C iamberimald at it VW ANTEL “Ag Wwages: references required. Mrs Fred st., second house from 8, W. cor. of 45 18 AT ANTRD— A gir] for weneral Bousework, 1423 ¥ Califoruis st, eor. kb, o 6k YOR RENT—A cliolce 9 room house, fenced 10f, a3, city water, furnace, bath room, eistern, also large well equipped barn, being 243 Capitol ave. Inquire 2d house east of premises or room 14 Gmalia Natl bank bid. " B. H. Robison, (COTTAGES rooma, & small store room aud good barn, witfl 4 acres of land, situated % Apply 817 S 11th'st. 600 JAOR RENT--A fine residenco on Farnam st. Patterson, 318 8. 16th st. Bo6. house with yard, near Farnam and steam heat” and all modern im- er month, Call 207 8. 24th st. mile north of fort. O RENT—Elegant 10-room_house, all mod- cru fmprovements, on car line. Inquire 1408 Douglas st. 075 S EVEN room house, Jackson st., 825, ™ 9 room, corner house, Jacksot st., 350 10 room house. No. 708 8, 18th st 7 room cottage, 224 'and Howard sts. Alsoother houkes, G. E. Thompson, Room 112, Sneely block, 15 1'F st. 888 RENT--MISCELANEOUS. ATE CITY hall, N. W. cor, 13th and Douglas, to rent Friday or Saturday nights for so- clety purposes. Inquire 1616 Dodge. 718 23* (STORAGE room torent, 1113 Farnam st. %2 ) second-handed, must be hard bod fin- ished. Address P O’ box LI, Fremont, Neb. VW ANTED—Good hoyse and lot in desirabls partof the city; Wil give first-class bar- gain to anyone if suitedy® Geo.J. Sternsdort, koom 0, Frenzer DIK. 818 W ANTED—Good and t ated top buggy. Addr stating price, It. S. Room 628, Paxton block. 80 WANE D—Corner lot in Hanscom place. T, A, Leavenworth, room 1, 1417 Farnam st. VVH,L Duy furnituro ol house or flab cen- trally located, Co-opJL. & L. Co, 205 r'..lmh { i CLAIRVOYANT, NNA ALP! LANALRB, the celebrated Hun sa'sclentific palmist, well largest business of any fortune-teller in America, ~Ladics only. 1624 N, 20th st 20th and Saunders cars pass t ;"“d“o?l OR RENT—Good sale and liverv barn, excel- lent location, rent reasonable, inquire of C. W. McVicker, room 2, Barker blk. 915 RENTAL AGENCIES. G_ 'THOMPSON, Room 112 Sheely \}Esstgl. TF YOU want your houses rented place them With Benawa & Co., 16th, 0pposite postotice. L W ANIED -Houses to rent aud we can rent pY \ihem too. H. E. Cole, N. E. Iith and ougla: L E ses for rent with ., E. Cole, N. 15th and Douglas. 662 (5 REGORY, F. L.. Rental agent, 9 § 1011 st. 17th avenue, now in course of constructio ready by June Ist next. John H. F. Lehmunn. NOIL RENT—Fine modern _residence 023 Suth 1ith street, Joun H. F, Lehuunn. JOR RENT—An 8 room house, with bath, one block from car line, #50 per month, H. oo 6, Continental' block. 6 JOMETHI cheap, house for rent or » sale, furniture for sale, including Ency pedia Britannica, new Bteck pianoand other urniture, Otto Beindorfr, 828 Georgia vonue. JIOR RENT—2 now 11-room nouses, #40, by Potersen, so cor 1oth and Douglas.” '—A T-room flat, Inquira of Geo, Higgins, in the cigar store 1015 l!o\;;(:‘:l 8t. T— Ezoom house, North Saunders nquire of C. W. Beall & C abie for oftices, with all’ modern jences, 002 S, 13t neat #20 cottage. Huxrison, 418 8 16th s private house 613and 1616 Cupitc ol OR RENT—Desirable rooms with board. Tn. quire 1214 Georgla ave,, 3d house south of Poppleton ave., west sids 820 15 NlbuLY turnished rooms, bath, 708 Kfi]mh. Foor i room With alcove, suitd men, 2111 Douglas £t F NISHED rooms for ladies or gentlemen, 1210 Howard st, EU0 19% NOR RE oD, E Farnam, if & pleasaut room you want, go Burnett, 15619 Howard and 15600 id toor, 58 19+ LY furnished room, cheap. 2110 Harney, Wb 4 “Nicely furnished room, chuap, il s 5 20th, " Omaba M wishes to see him, PERSONAL—Private home for laaics during confinement, strlctly contldentiul, infants adopted. Address K 42, 8% J1574 PAINLESS treatment of pile tumors, fistulas, rectal pockets, ulcers, etce, withoit 1oss o time or inconvenience at 317 N 16th st. Dr. Kelso 584 j11¥ ])m(anAL-un o the Norris European Kes- " taurant for your meals, * Ever; class, at cliop holise prices, st., opp. Paxton Hotel, e office. OST—2 horses and colt, one mare 9 year: Dblack color; one2 vear old, bay rayed from South Omaha hotel, Neb. turn to South Omaha hotel and re ard. B16 1 REWARD—Lost; Sorrel niare, weight 000, 9 ears old, saddlo marks, shod, single foot un- nder yaddle, return to A. M. Crote, Wtl knd Oak. 410 2 (OST—Pearl opera glusses marked and 4 outside case “Ii. J, W.” Suitable reward for return to Geo. Paterson, 214 8, 15th h"’f;l 18 Finder FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. R SALE—First-class young carriage team; perfectly sound; also good wagon. 1318 N 829 203 OR SALE—Second-hand top phaeton and harness, 1667 N 190, 819 208 TOR SALE—Buggy, leather top, cost 8200 year ago, price 0. Koo i, U . Nut T Baa, B T RRIVED from California—Madame Winters gifted dead trance clairvoyant and astrolo- Eist; can be consulted on all affairs of life or death: reunites the separated, causes luck and speedy marriages, shows photo of future wife or husbund, locates’ diseases and cures them by massage snd magnetic treatment, has the celé- brated Hindoo cnarm for luck.' All those in trounle will do well to call on this gifted seeriss —gives you a correct written reading through mail for 82.00, with lock of halr, ~The Madame has taken parlors at 1603 Howard st., 3d_floor, Parlors 2 and 3, 482-20% R. NANNIE V. Warren, clairvoyant. Med- ical, business and test medium. Diagnosis free. Female diseases a speclalty. 119 N. 16th st., Rooms 2 &3, Tel. 044, B0 MONEY TO LOAN. B FOR SALE—Choice #2,000 investment on Far- nam st., something fine, fuvestigate. J. L. Rice & Co. 87 21 INEST rosidence lota in city, Harney cor 25th and 26th sts, also 20th near Nicholas, will exchange for good clear property. Paul, 1600 Farnam. 4% J, I RICE & CO., Real Estate. 608 4 RESTAU NTS for sale, all centrally lo- onted. pricé acconding to. fnvolco. "Coon. T Co..’205 N 16th st. 763 10 Fnl( SALE—A banking businessina promi. nent location with lease, fixtures, books, tme-lock and good will. Box K5 Beo oftice 28 2 it 8ALE—Boarding house; cheap: on easy terms; leaving city reason for selling; 213 8. 10th. 0 2UF HE best restaurants in the gisy for sale, Co- Operative Land & Lot Co., 205 1'31:}12!: 10~RIII)M boarding ho! ‘urniture and loca- tion No. 1.” Co-op. L. & L. Co., 205 N Ioth st. 703 19 OR SAL] pape The leading drug, paint and wall store in growing city of B0, aver- age_daily sales for 887 &) rage net profits #13 d; tock will invoice 85,000, Address lock box 1048, Plattsmouth, Neb. 679 18 IXTY-FIVE thousand dollars fruit ranch, W) "Napa, California, equity 0,000, sale or exchange for good paying Omaha property, Call or address W, Union Steel Nail Co., & McCandish, 314 8 15th VWANTED- 10 3230 to take hold of a fast sellingarticle, Profits from 810 to #40 per day. Room 4, Crounse Block, 116N 1th, 2500 4 URST class Liotel for sale or exchiango, B. Lilly, real estato dealors, Broken figw. N VV"E Tiave for sale a long timo loase of the best locajton for fancy retail business i tho city. Fearon, Cole & Robertson, 310 8. lfiflzlliit. OR SALE—A good paying business. Cigars, stationery toys, soda water fountain etc., in first-class Jocation. Stock will invoice about #2000, Will take city real estate in exchange. Enquire at Max Meyer & Co.'s. 201 OR SAL A2, forsellin —An_established business doing a year, centrally located, good reason Address.J 13, Bee. 165 —At less than cost: Nine nice, ages, well built, elegant lots in clegantJocation, high and dry, and only short distance trom Belt line depot in Walnut Hill, tron;"m to $1,100. 4 cash, balance $10 per month, These houses are being closed out regardless of cost and you cannot get another such a bar- gain ina hundred years. Call quick on D. V. holes, room 1, Barker block. % T{OR SALE—Choice $12,000 investment on Far- nam st., something fine, investigate. Rice & Co. 86 J .1 RICE& 0O, Real Bstato. J. L, 21 598 T CAN offer for a fow days the finest grove and grounds around Omaha for summer garden or picnics, just outside city limits, once of Ificks, room 40, Barker block. 61 15c1 OR or exchange; some first class im- proved South Omaha_residence property, will'take & good horse or horse and buggy as first payment. E. A. Leavenworth, Roon 1, 1417 Farnam st. 282 J 1+ RICE & €O, Tieal Estate, Inguire at 593 JOR SALE—Chofce #12,000 investment on Far- nam st., something fine, investigate. J. L. Rice & Co. 8T 21 OR SALE—Or exchange, We have some good Omahareal estate and_Nebraska farms; which we will sell cheap or trade for stock of clothing, furnishing goods,dry goods, boots and shoes, groceries or liardware.” Scnlesinger Bros. 6148 10th st. migt HAVE several chofce, inside, full lots, upon which I can build houses to suit purchasers upon their own selection of plans, and on terms to suit. This will pay to investigate, D. V. Sholes, room 1, Barker block. 125 1t SALE—$10,000, 820,000 or $30,000 worth of fivst mortgage, 8 per cent net, sccurities on the finest improved farms in Nebraska. J. L. Rice & T80 20 J L. RICE & 0., Real Estate, 598 tarts you tn business, coun- i send stamps for catalogue 2150 per month, B et to Patterson Oil Burner Co., K. kT oans, 1519 Farnam, 1am pre- o pared to take large or small loans on Dusiness blocks or residence property. Good terms and prompt work. 801 i)l RCHASE _money _mortzages bought, Wrght & Lasbury, 21 8. 14t st., up-sliirs. MONEY To Lonn—By tho undersigned, who hias the only, properly organized ' loan agency in Omaha, = Loans of $10 to $100 made on furniture, planos, organs, LOrses, Wogons, ma- chinery, etc., without removal. No delays, All business strictly confidential. Loans so mads that any part can be paid at any time, each pay- ment reducing the cost pro rata.’ Advances made on fine watches and diamonds.” Persons should carefully consider who they are dealing with, asmany new concerns are daily coming into existence. ‘Should you need money call an seeme. W. R. Croft, room 4 Withnell building, 15th and Harne 513 ONEY LOANED at C. ¥. Reed & Co.’s Loan Office, on furnituce, planos, horses, wagons, Yerlan-l property of all kinds, and other ar- iclesof value without removal, 319 8. 13th, All business strictly confidential. 571 TVIOREY toloan on clty and farm property. Geo. N, Hicks, Room 40, Barker "]4‘561& d T QANS made on good productive renl estate, dsecurity 3 and 5 years time, optional pay- ments and favorable terms and rates. Kiumball, Champ & Ryan, U. 8. Nat'l Bank 3 JHOLES places more oans than anybody, h ¥ 3 17)7\? mado on Omana oty proporty by 4 V. Sholes, room 1 Burker bk bH8. Mu‘un'ymu:»n, casn on nand, no delay. J. W. and K. L. 8quire, 1413 Farnam st, Pax- ton hotel building. 2] OANE made on improved and unimproved City property at lowest rates of inte Special rates on large loans on instde proy TFOR BALE=A good family hovse, perfectiy centle, DOt afrald of cars, any lady can apply to Mrs, Jas, Edney, 2105 Douglus, 815 19§ O BALE—One Targe bay team of horse agon ana harness. Inguire of Wi, Sievers & C V. cor. 10th and California st, 71 (3ROOM fiat turniture of 8600 for 8175 cach or ) 3200 on time; rooms all rented, paying 80 & mouth, & L. Co., B0 N0 st new Stewart banjo,lady’s 24, Bee. 0 k2t Geo. A, Kecline, 722 18 FORSALE “Cheap, size. Address | SUETLAND pony Tor sale. Couticil Bluirs Fou SALE Cheap—Good organ. N 20th st, mt room, furnished, to 810. Call at 2015 Far- 05 15 T ABGE, nicely furnished tiout oo able for two gentlemen. Inquir Harney st man and wife; pr nam st. st e o T8 20t T ICELY furnished roomn ai 511 Caldwell st.; board if desired; trns asonabl 'l‘m )M to rent, all modern iy Dodge st. 1“l'llNl>lll?ll Yoo, 110 810y B, 15th street, PO RENT - Furnished rooms, With or with. out board, in private fawily. All modern conveniences: also front parlor and bed-room. 242,cor. Pleasant and St. Mary’s ave, 752 18 JOR RENT—Fuinished roois, five summer accommodations, rooms large and small, rent single or ensuite.” North sid 17th and 18tk T—A nicely furc tuble for two gen | 261, Bu. Mary'save, t Fuu SALE 1 B JPOR BALE-Some TR SALE-Fine carriage team. = We 1,200 each; color, roan; geldings, half br ers, b years old, gentle, well-broke, singl double; good travelers! Dion Geraldin Pacific st. 5 JNOR SALE Cheap—Fine rubber mounted, hand wade, single harness, never beon used. H. B, Irey, Freuzer block, opp. ¥ 1‘1! JR SALE~The turniture, carpets, fixtures and lease of 8 pleasautly located, newly furnished house, uear horse and cable cars, bouse heated by steaw, furniture, etc. in use loss than & year: must be sold at once, For par- tacu apply to Hartwan & Gibson, 1613 nam st. 907 50,000 gooa_building brick, de- at Pery, Neb., at a very low Tco, Nebraska, 668J10% 8 24 mortgage C. C, Bpotwood, 3514 5. JPOR SR LE-Two (2} tubular steel Lollers o6x 1704 fant, with ninoke stack, steamr guages, Blaas water puages, ot all complete; will sell dr paper at 4 discount, \ eheap. Address Foed Krug, brower, Omaba, L ; s Odell Bros, & Co., 512 8. fil:l. 408 n ARGE or small load® without del Sholes, room 1, Barkgy block TVIOXEY to loan on chgsaels. Koo ED. 2 3 W incumbranc ted” within 6 miles o of state house, Bos . for good equities on Omaha real estate. Address Lock Bo: glving description of property. & {IOR EX NGE, nice house and lot in Wal- nut Hill. Co-Opérative Land & Lot Co, 205 N 16th st. 841'21 ULL lot fronting two strocts in_Saunders & Himebaugh's ad with only light incum- brance, running 1 and 2 years for aspan of mares.'Active Real Estate & Property Exchange 1524 Dodge st. 512 15¢ GOOD stock of grocerics, provisions, ete., to exchange for unencimbered Neb, of Towa farm land.” Address K i oo office. . bt OR EXCHANGE—Wo have a_large list of houses and lots, farms, ete., for exchange; When you have anything to sxcliange come an seous, M. E. Colé, room 6, Continental Mok, HAVE a fino farm_in Hand _county, Dak., 3 miles from Ree Heights, The san never shone on better Innd than this, What have you o offer? G J. Bternsdorff, xoom 6, opp_post- oflice. 20 G. Neb, to trade for Omaha proper! light'ineumbrance. JPOR EXCHANGE-By J. L. Rice & C or tiade, Broom houke and full lot in Fairmount add., on 27th st.. price £,000, and two B-room houses with lots §0x100, price §2,000 each, 2 fine 160-acre improved farms in Sheridan county. A good 160-acre fmproved farm in Daws county, b miles from railway. Onein Holt county, improved, 5 iiles frow ruilway, price 812 to 81 per acre, 25 clear lots in B, & M. park, South Omaha. 35 lots in West Luwn on Belt Jiné. Full lot_on’ Hamil- ton st. with 4room house, good barn, pric #,000." Wagt merchandise, improved Omaha proverty, Nebrasi lands, o gold. J. Ly fice & 50 K Fm TRADE~Good western land for city ubUrban props live stock, Call or 58 J, E. Pletelier, Arcade hotel. 737 19% 3. RTERNSDORFF, room 6, opposite post- oftice, has some good land in Hott county, y. Will a ber of Commer 06 m21 B. TREY —$600,000 0D on city propert and improved farm land. Froiizir ock. l"on:v to loan on_real Dought and sold. Wellac XCHANGE or Sale—I our fine young Lorses, for good mortgage paper. A. P. , 16th and Douglas sts. 604 OB’ BXCHANGE--Team, wagon and harness for lot, South Omaha,” W. L. Selby, 1521 Farnam st. o3 tate, mortgages Creélghton blk, e e ONEY {0 loan on chaprls, B AR e B0 TMONEY 10 Toan on thirses, turniture aud other personal p) y, or collateral, Rates moderate, “"h‘ufll‘”mmun““. Oflice 287 Toom U1, Chan- 8. W. corner 16th and DouJlas sts. Entrauce on 16th st. The Fairbank I tment Co. 256 MONEY i 1oan_on furniture, wagons c Al without removal or on collateral securit Business strictly contidential. A. E. Green- wood & Co,, Room 1, Cunningham block, cor. 15th and Jackson, vi2mil $mffi, 50,000 loans by Sholes, N ONEY 10 loan on improved real esta commission charged. Leavitt Burnham, roow 1, Creighiton block. 074 $ffl|,lll‘ 10 loan on city and farm real estate, Linatan & Matiouey, rooin 506, Paxton bik. 51 SHOLES makes improved city 10408, 98 VWV HAT have you to trade for B acres of land uninoumbered in Junean county, Wis, 8 miles from county seat. G, J. Sternsdorff,room 6, opp Postoflice. i OR EXCHANGE—Neb. farm or two South Omaha 10t for span of mares or mul W, L. Selby, 1521 Farnam st. ) v (30122, corner 2id and Douglas sts, to trado for )" an éight to ten-room house and’ lot. Geo.J, Bternsdortf room 6, opposite P O. 20 DIGHTY (80) acres of land adjoining Lake Y Manawa, Council, Blulls, la. This tract will make 400 beautitul lots and ‘is free from encumorance. What have you to offer? George J. Bternsdortt, room 6, opp P. 0. 167 HANGE—Vacant lots cle or ¢ and en. cumbered, for farms and improved city property: see our list. H, K. Cole, room G, Co tinental block €30 51 INEW 2 seated carriage and new singlo top buggy to trade for long timo real cstats mortgage. W, L.Belby 1521 Farnam st, #0 E. COLE loans money on tmproved city or farm property, Room € Continedtal 0ans wanted by Sholes, 383 ure, Borser wagons, Or ou any approved security, Low * Kobbiris, 1605 Warnam. [ MONEY—Toloan. = jowest rates. No delay J. L. Rice & Co, Cotaiaercie! Nae Co.,, "over '“w 1 RICK Wanted—100,000 bricks in_exchange for good Inaide, Omatia property. &4, Sloman, room 22 and 23 Hellman bldg.” @7 T]MRADES iiads 1o ol estate and ersonsl propert see exc) 00k, ) ana £ Co Mb N. Toth st i ] ~aBsTRACTE OF VITL MIDLAND Guarantee and Trust Co. 1605 e an tocted and ¢ W J L. RICE & CO,, Real kstate. 598 The leading Corsets of Eur- ope and America. Over 2,000,0000 sold last year in thiscoun- try alone, Therog sons are: they are the best fitting, most com- fortable, mostdur: able and Y cheapest corsetev- JORSETS - Fa Avold worthless imitations, Coraline 13 used in no Corsets excopt those made by us. None are genuine unless Dr. WARNER’S CORALINE !sprint- ed on inside of steel cover, For sale by all leading merchants. WARNER BROS., ™" &iesec.™; [ ’J. A. MINER, Manager. ‘ <l wve CHICAGO Awe ORTH- N WESTERN umaha’ RAILWAY. Council Bluffs And Chicago. The only road to take for Des Molnes, Marshaltown: Codar Kapl tgn, Dizon, Chlcago, Milwaukoo d all points East. T3 the people af Nebraska, Col Wyoming, Ulah, 1daho, Nevads. Oregon. Wash: inglon California, It offers superior Ad%antages not possible by uny otiier Ii Among & few of (o num polats of uperiority enjoyed by the patrons of Lhis Toad belwesu Omana 4 Chicago, are i(s two trains & day of DAY OACH ES, which are the Dposk tha busen art wod ingonuity can create. 1ts PALACISLEEPING CATL whtich are models of comfort P LOR DRAWING' ROOM CAR wnd its widely celcbrated PAL the equal of which cannot be found elsgwhers. At 18, the trains of the Union Pucille Ka way connect in union epot with those of the Chi: Northweatera iy, In Chicago the tralus of wake close coaneckion with those of all polls, Ciacinnati. . Toronto, Montroal, ! York, Pl o0, aud sl pointe in the e 1 Via tbls Jg Hatgh 10400, 18 “NORTH WESTERN" it you 'l, Lhe best acocmmodation. All tick B.P. WILBON, Gon'l Pass'r Agent. W.N. BA CK, Gen'). Western Age BRI 0 s 1401 Farnam 84, Omabs, Neb, BENCH AND BAR. United States Court. The oqse of Emily A. Agard against the city of Omaha was concluded yesterday and after some delay in preparing a special form of blank verdict for the juryto fill out when they have arrived at an agreement in the case,they were sent to the jury room with the case. The plaintiff has sued the city for £5,000 damages for the death of her husband, caused by the dangerous condition of the sidewalk. The caso now before the court Dillard R, Fant agaiust Charles S. Lingoln to recover §4,000 on & promissory note. Lin- coln says Fant sold him about one hundred horses, taking therefor his promissory note, It was supposed by Lincoln at the time of the transfer that the horses were all sound, buthe shortly afterwards discovered that they were afflicted with the glanders. Abont forly-five of the animals have died with the disease and have communicated the i fection to a number of valuable horsos he had befora the purchase, eight of which have died. Lins coln thorefore refuses to pay the note and Fant brings action to recover, Distriot Court. There was only one case on trial during the forenoon. That was the case of George ‘W. Forbes against William and Thomas Ap- pleby. Tn this action plaintiff asks to have the defendants ejected from a piece of land they occupy in the western part of this county, about four miles from Waterloo. Plaintiff claims to hold a direct title for the land while the defendants hold a tax title to the property and claim absolute possession and ownership of the same from the fact that they have had possession of the property under their tax title for over of Mount et al against Stevenson that was on trial Thursday before Judge Hopewell and was con- tinued over until yesterday, was con- tinued until Monday, owing to the death of Mrs. Robert J. McConnell, daughter of C. T. Storrs, one of the jurors hearing the case. Judge Wakeley was occupied in writing some opinions that he will render to-da, in cases that he has had under ad- visement. Among them will bo the base ball injunction case and the case of Wright against Davis, Judge Groff was occupied in preparing some ints in cases that have been submitted to him. He will not hear any wmore oriminal cases before Monday. is that of NEW CASE: Nels Seirroe began an action for £650.40 in the district court yesterday against Tieno Ben- zon, August Benzon and Rupert Vieno to have them fulfill a contract for the construc- tion of the brick and masonry work on some residences. Josiah Milligan began suit against Henry Sanguinand others claiming $1,601.66 damages against them for failing to keep their cons tract in doing some building work for him. They were to complete the work and pay for all the material. The defendant claims they did not keep the paying part of their con- tract and a mechanics’ lien has been served on the buildings for the above amount. OF WHAT MILLIGAN COMPLAINS. Josiah Milligan represents that he paid Henry Sanguin, Guy Matteson, M. S. Lind- sey and J. H. Hulburt £5,340," the amount agreed upon for the erection and completion on St. Mary's avenue of two houses. Henow finds that they gave Gorman D. Wyatt a lien on the property for lumber amounting to $1,661.06, and by so0 doing tho plaintiff com- plains that he has suffered in that amount and asks judgment against the defendants. A $15,000 DAMAGE SUIT. Samuel Wallace alleges that while in the employ of the B. & M. in the capacity of a switchman on Scptember 14, 1887, a switch engine backed down on a flat-car on which he was standing and threw himoff. The wheels of the engine passed over his left foot, crush- ing it so badly that amputation iwas neces- " He is forty ycars of age, has two small children dependent upon him for uu!\port.mld isnow a cripple for life. The railroad, he insists, was to blame for the accident and he demands damages in the sum of $15,000, County Court. FORBES MUST SETTLE. The jury in the case of Forbes against Tinnon, in which plaintiff asked for $1,000 orrent due him, returned a vordict yes- terday for the defendant for $33.23, and held that the plaintiff shall pay the costs in the case. The defendant filed a cross-bill that more than off-set the landlord’s claim, and brought about the above verdict. SOME ONE 18 MISTAK The case of Frank Nance against C. F. Blazer was on trial yester- day. Nanco sold Blozer a team of horses for $255 that the latter claims he made a partial payment on. Nance claims that no payment was ever made on the team, and sues for the full selling price, APPOINTED EXECUTRIX. Mary Kaufmann was appointed executrix of the estate of H. Kaufmann, deceased. JROBINSON SUES LARKIN. ‘William H. Robinson claims that Edward Tarkin owes him §200 on a promissory note, with interest added, and he prays for a judg- ment in that sum. DUE OX MATERIAL, Welshans & McEwan complain of Emma H. Thayer that she owes them a balance of £308.40 for building supplies furnished. They sk for a judgment in that amount agawst ier. LEVY FAILED TO SETTLE. 1t is represented by Messrs, Marshall, Field & Co. that they supplied M. Levy with goods amounting to £325, which he has not paid. They would hke a judgment with ins terest and cost of suit added. PROMISSORY NOTE SUITS, Roberts, Thorp & Co ask judgments against John F. Rector, James Rector and J, Brokaw on the following promissory notes, with interest added: #86 from August 9, 1553; €30 from September 21, 1895, and §4: from August 9, 1583, A DAUGHTER'S DEMAND. Conrad Ochse had two wives before he passed to the realms beyond something like a year ago. By his first wife he hada danghter, now a resident of New York, and an_endowment insurance policy which he had on his life for 1,000 he left to his daughter when he made his will in 1880. The balance of his realty and personal ownings he bequeathed to his wife, but provious his death the policy matured and Ochse drew the $1,000, which he deposited in the bank, From time to time he drew on the fund, and when he was called to his long home omy a little over §500 remained on deposit. Over this state of affairs the daughter is very much perturbed, and yesterday through her attorney petitioned Judge Shields to have the balance made up by the estate. The judge took the petition under advisement, Without health life has no sunshine, ‘Who could be happy with dyspepsia, piles, low spirits, headache, ue or hisouscs of the stomach, liver or kide neys? Dr. Jones' Red Clover Tonic quickly cures the above diseases. Price 50 cents. Goodman Drug Co., Agent,. ~—THE— (HICAGD SHORT ~LINE Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y, The Best Route from Omaba and Counell Bluffs to wz==THE EAST === TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNOILL BLUKFS Chicago, —AND— Milwankee, St. Pauly Minneapeolis, Cedar Rapids, Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubugue, Davenport, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Wicena, La Crosse, Aud ali ether 1 Eust, Northesst aad L) AR SOV leapery ai AR X ey iyl