Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 15, 1888, Page 7

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Partios advertising In these colurns and hav fng the answers nddrested in care of the Bee Seffi'please ask for n check o enable them to ot their letters, as none will be delivered except BN preaantation of check, Al answers to adver tisemnents shonld be enclosed in envelopes All pilvertisements in these columns are puh 1ished {n both morning and evening editions ot the Bee, the circulation of which aggregates more thih 18,000 papers daily, and_gives the ad- yertisers the benefit, not only of the city clrcu- ;n"ml of the Bee, vut also of Council Bluffs, LAncoln and other cities and towns throughs . out this section of the country. BRANCH__QFFICES. AQFertising for these columns will be taken, on the above conditions, at the following bus- Iness ouses, who aro authorized agents for TH® By special notices and will quote the same ¥ates as can be had at the main office, OHN W. BELL, Pharmacist, 820 South Tenth Street. Cimss & EDDY, Btationers and Piinters, 113 ¥ South 16th Street. S H. FARNSWORTH, Pharmacist, 2115 Cum- o ing Street. J. HUGHES, Pharmacist, 624 North 16th o 8 EO. W. PARR, Pharmacist, 1800 8t. Mary's Avenue, SITUATIONS WANTED. ANTED—Situation by experienced steno- graphier for part of day; address O . lee offic ANTED-Mangle girls at the Model steam Inundry, 1110 and 1112 Dodge st. Apply at offce. FH-1 GIR I, for ganeral housewdrk for two in the family, must be first class cook, washer and iromer. References req inquire at 504 N. oth st. German preferred. L] ANTED- 2 dining-room girls and 1 laundry rl. 1004 N. 19t st L leM.‘! incinding hoard in the Young Wo- men's home, 1910 Dodge st. References ro. quired. o F?n R gentlemen can be ascommodatad with & nice suito o 2550 8t. Mary's JPOR RENT— Furnished front room, Also Indy Toom-mate wanted. Inquire 1615 Cass st = e NTED—At 211 S, 12th st aque_fin- 1shers and five skirt makers, at Mrs, Bar- nard's dress and clonk making rooms. 2%-14] W L etenm ttnary. 1008 Ouss st. W: gifls general work. 4 dining. yom girls, 2 dish washers, 1 laundry girl, #3); 1 1aundry gir] I8 board_and room; 2 nurse iris, man cook And wife #5 per month, cooks of private family, 5 week: dishwasher M, O. Valley #15 month} 2 waitresses Norfolk, 315, fare ald, 2 glrlk to go ot west $ weel and enve acdress if you want to leave o Emp bureau, 119 N 16th; tel 1112, 6 14 OR R 2 nicely furnished _rooms, #13 and 88 per month; good location. 210} Hatney 311 1m ONE nicaly furnished roam on first floor, two unfurnished on second, fine loeality, 2024 Howard st. 14 JOURNISHED rooms, single or in suite, board It desired. A Floasant & S. Mury's wve, LR L JOR RENT—Suite newly funished rooms, also single room, all modern conveniences: board i destrec o s, 622 Georgin ave (20th st.) 1 7 ANTED—-Lady agents, “A" skirt and bus- tle combined and B, hose supporters. Both new. _Big profits. Séctire towns for spring trade. Ladies’ Supply Co., 2 W. Washington hicago. 26-1y! nts $10° & _aay, 1 mew rubber dirs I ¥ Little, (hioago, NATANTED—Tmmedintely girl for general housework, lm Onss st, 1143 7ANTED—Machine hand at Omaha shirt factory, 308 N 16th. 39 15 " EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS. I ADIES employmefit ofice 1204 Farnam_st., front room second floors; if {uu need help please call or write, work sent fo all w:’» (OYAHA Emp, irean, 110 N, 16th st, oldest and most reliable office fn city. 1f you need help call or write. Tel 1 iz (CANADIAN Emyloyment OfficoMale and fe- male help sent toall parts if fare {3 ad- vanced, Reference, Omaha National bank. Mrs. Brega $1414 8. 15th, Tel. 884, 0 ANTED-Men_and boys ont of work to eall at the City Inteligence office (Creighton blk) corner 15th and Douglas sts. 515 T ANTED—Position by & man_of family to clerk in a rotail grocery store, have had 1) years of experience and_understands the busi- Tess thoroughly; can give good reference. Ad- dress O 10, Beo, 315 15 W ANTED-Employment by n steady and competent man. ~ Address O 11, llll":! ‘(;gh'ly, 365 16 oF ~_BOARDINGC. DOR RENT—Nicely furnis Harney st., niext to the He URNISHED rooms—Very pleasant location, modern conveniences, No objection to iady roomers, 2121 Seward. 380 172 )R RENT_Rooms fornished and unfurn- {shed, one block from P 0., large yard, shade trees. Torms reasonable, 162 Dodie. 6 14 OR RENT—Room with board in private fam. ily: gentloman and wio preforrod. 112 § h 8 JFOR RENT.Furnished sleeping rooms by the day, week or month. #, §10 per month. Two for ilghtigusekeeping. 80 Howard. WILL furnish most aelightful rooms during the summer to respectable parties, and if de- sired supper and breakfast. 140 N. 18th st OR RENT—Furnisned rooms, single or en sulte, at 1118, 20th st. 11-10% OVELY 8. e. room, also suite of front rooms and unfurnished rooms, high, summer lo- cation. References, 252} Farnam. 680 §30 OR RENT—First class rooms, with board. Referenco exchangod. 110 Dodge, st 16% OR RENT—One pleasant. south front rooni, stitabls for one gentieman, WI¥ Farabn st. T Fr'us'rlcf 38 board, 1012 Harney. “v.m'nn—fii.m boarders, 1615 lmfién,m 8 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. VW ANTED-Tiya soung man, a positioff as salesman or book-keeper in some good store; can furnish the best of references. Ad- dress O 148, Bee oflics 358 144 7 ANTED-Situation ns bookkeep er, give good references, Address O3 Bee, 306 15% WANTE hop; have work dress Mary Nelson, N. W npetent man as Adar {tuations for 20 firs of all nationalities, My waiting rooms a filled with nice girls looking for situations, Call between 9 a. m, and 6 p, m. and chooso for your- selves Hrega, Canadian Employment, th. 25 143 ANTED—Situation ina bank by a com- betent young man, A 1 references; ad- dress for ono week “Hlunk,” 201 Farnam st elty. WaANIED, “Board by_gentleman and wife in private family. Address, stating prices by week, O 14, Boe offic 367 144 iv',« 3D—Three persons to stru keeping: situations in July. J. B. Smith, expert accountant, room 58, Ramge block. S to do dressmaking in famie Miss Sturdy, 800 S. 2id st, Y G VVANTER-The public, to make good use ot The Bee's message boxes throughout the city, 106 VWANTE or trade for a good build ing that can be moved, Please call o or address George J. Sternsdorft, room 6, oppo- site P. O, 21 ANTED—If you have any lands, lots, or houses and lots to sell or exchange for other property, call on me or write. Ican find you acustomer, C. C. Spotswood, 3055 S';‘lliln. WANTED-TO RENT. _ VWV ANTED_Situation as janitor in a church, by a steady man, Address M 22, Dee. 075 14+ WANTED--MALE HELP. “'Al\:’l‘!ilr-—flt:;;e;:mln Det. Dodge and Har- ney and 13t d 16th sts. by August. Ad- dress 05, Bee of 322 19 gene O ol VV ANTED-Fitey men for railroad work 81 per day: fare pald; 1417 Farnam st toom 11 30 14 WV ANTED —hiroe porsons to fustruct in book - keepiug; situation in July, J. B. Bmith, ex pert accountant, room 58, Kamge YV ANIED—Goodl barber, . 7 W. Dixon, Blair, Neb. Bl 205 YV ANIED-A dstvor at 1 Joseph 13 ; iD—A young man or stout boy to work around office and house. S, L room 6, Iron Ban TANTE stands runni need apply without the best of ply at Paxton hotel oflice each duy b o'clock. 3 'vv,m Teams and orrailrond work; free fare, D, C. 0'Keefo, 308 South Eleventh st, 83514 ANTED—An interview with partics having atorse and light vehicle wishing to en: age in a very profitable business throughout ic country. Address M 52, Bee offico. 25 15* 7 ANTED—Agents to handle the new Chem- ical Ink Erasing Pencil, Greatost novelty ever produced. Erases ink in two scconds, no abrasion ot paper, ) to B0 per cent profit. Oue agent’s sules dmounted to 20 in six another #2 in two gours, Territory absolutely 1r lary to icotd men. No ladies neod - wer, mp| e, 1 ars, address (he manufacturers, J. W. & (0., Onnlaska, Wis, NV ANTED-A strong young man, must un- derstand packing of goods thoroughlys: steady Job for the right man, Geo, Heyn, 1108 Farnim st "‘".\ —A white barber; steady Jjob for right party. Cor.2iih ind N, sts., South Omalia. s 110 "Vv.fi: ED—A No. 1 white liead waiter for ol State oxperiance and wages expected, Add 04, Bee ollico. 8 43 VW ANTEDA good 1 goods, Roou 8, upstairs, 206 N. 16th, 328 14* )—Agents, male and female to rders for the Automatic door bell for part » Room ED—Energotic men and women ey © for a genteel money-anaxing busi- ly profit guarantoed ensicr than nthiy ofherwise, Experience absolutely ssar'y, Permanent position and exclusive erritory ass ured. 82.00 samples froe. Write for particulnrs. Address, with stamp, Me J 0., 1 53, Clilcago, 2 T8~ Both sexe 0, K. potatoe pe 0 cents, Other goods, ork, T ANTED-—Salesmen erywhere to sell our # silver door plates,by” our new plan of ree advertising, Agents'olear 310 day casy. Vrite for etrculars, N. X, Door Plate Co., Al- bany, N. v, 187 w iD-=Two Thoronghly .-J{ul tent ar- -chiteciwral draftsmen, address W, Gra. Arehiteet, Lincoln, Nob. s i NERGETIC, rellable men winted to solicit v for a large manufacturing house; no capital ; reference ne ary, Address Box Nol 10J Carpenter to do the work on 6 or #room house, und take house andlot in h Owahs as puy, Apply C. C. Spotswood, 5 W W oy with a horse te cury & route on the Evening Hge in the north part of town, Theo. Williaus, bet, 8 & 6 o'clock p. m, w2 Vi labor agency. Albright's ; E bli Bun—-ux. Dist, Te (SALFSMEN W Salary and s, NO expe coosary, “Addiess with stamp, Palmer & Co., Winoa, Ming, 249 J24 ‘ JANTED—Man 1o tuke the g or local) of our sates I5x13 fnch Welght 500 1bs; retall price #; o Bizes in proportion. A rare chuuce and pera- ment businoss., These safes meet s demand Rever before supplied by other safe companies, B8 We are Dot governed by the Safe Pool. Al miciunati all kinda of hou Wnd can also hive lodglug here wh Ang for a place, 204 Faiaz st. ANTED -« Tousework D—First class 1, good Wagos; call at ouce, 211 569 14 T ANTED—12 diniug room girls, * nurse girls, 2 for general work, lady second cook, lady at the latereational, cor. 15th und vel. 10, 0 14 i‘un’uu—utfi for gene be & Rood cook, ilerences required. Call Boruing betore W o'clock at 1602 Park u*anuw iVANTllLueruun OF American woman (o cook, Wash and iron: iaust bring good Befercuce. Mus J. 3 Macrls, 130 5. el K1 or terms and_full particu. - OOR RI Shull's add. Inquire Howara, URNISHED rooms, with or without board, #3.50 per week. 504 So. 18th. 169 19% TERY pleasant large furnished rooms; all destred convenioncoss private hotse, board; 1 block trom postoflice, 1613 and 1615 Cupitel nve. 0-16 JFOR RENT—Furnished rooms, 0L ¢ T ) aished __FOR SALE-MISQELLANEOUS. JHOR SALE—A fine Aadress drugglst, 2020 Lake st., Sccond-Tand_fifty-twodnch stan- bieyele, $15 cash A . A. Rockhold, Wymore, Neb, 35 1 and_pedigreed red ths old, partly brok Afvood, Kan, JTOR SALE Trish setter dog, Address Lock Box OR SALE—Furnit The lease” and_furniture of tho : for_particulars apply TJOOR SALE hotel In to Windsor hotel, Stromsb nd organ, ne . Also extension @) Wood, &2 fectly sound. Inquire $314 Nelson st shorthand schoc 7 ¥ ulars address C. B. 8, 1613 Dodge st., Omaha, )R SALE—I wish to sell my carriago horse and either single or double carriage and har- the best family horse in the o or_gentleness eantiot be beaten; V+Sholes, room 1, arker block. Ot SALE—A number ona inquire of F. D. Cooper, Walnut hill. 512 YR SALE—One Hall'® large mmproved fire Inquire room 411 1st pony and dog cart ARN to be moved—I havea barn that will accommodate four horses and is in - good ropalr that [ will trade or sell very cheap. ply to G. Barth, proprietor Saundoers street market. Between Caldwell and Hamilton. , YME 18t mort, notes for sale, one and two years in small sums. Address O 2, Bee offie. {OR SALE—The furnituro and lease of a pleasanily locat furnisbied houso, near horse “and cal house heated by stean less than a year; must ticulars apply to Hartman & Gibson, 1013 s o sold at once. paper at w discount, C. G, Spotwood, 16th. _MISCELLANEOUS. _ “TERSEY bull for service, cor ith Ann’.vjn.‘imi OR RENT—Furnishiod room with board for two gentlemen. Y20 St, Mary's ave. 867 ARGE and small_room suitablo for gentle- dman, with board, 1812 Dodge. ki Ot RENT—Furnished rooms in Grounig blk cor. 13th and Dodgests. | Lnquire of Geo. R.. Davis. Millard hotel billiard room. ) Y desirable suit of xooms n private family. Gentleman and:wife preferred. No. 620 Georia ave., S. 2ithSs 5 OR RENT—A nicely fu 0 front roon, suitable for two gen . Enquire at 2611, 8t. Mary'save. Fv RNIS| rooms and beard, 200 J 23, JPOR RENTFurnished rooms, with or with- out bourd. 29 Bt. Mary's dve,Graddy bik. . ¢ JRURNISHED reom for one of two gentlemen, Leslie & Leste, 16th and Dodge sts. 957 JFURNISHED rooms, 1198 20th, 20 Jy o+ TRO9M to rent, all modern ‘mprovements. 1700 Dodge st. T—2 furnished rooms suitable for 4 Inguire Room C, 3d floor, 11302 Douglas. it Q01 RENT—5-room Touse, also stable for 6 horses. 1012 8. 2th st., 214 blocks south of Leavenworth. Erick Johhson. " DOR RENT—7 room house, $35 a. , 3010 Californi s 10R RENT=10 room house house %5, 8room house ¥ 6-room Nouse Howard st house: + E. Tnompson; Sheel or )y al rooms furnished for house- keeping. 203 Decatur, 907 151 JQR RENT-8good houses, all well located, 0. . Davis Company, 1503 Farnam st. NOR RENT—Two mnicely furnished front rooms, with or without board, modern con- veniences, % and # per month, Li2l N. I8th st: on two car lines, 6 OIt_RENT— Rooms furnished and unfar- miahed, 174Cap. ave, 508 FOR RENT--ROOMS UNFURNISHED. FPIWO unfurnished baserent without children, 1122 N, 4 LEGANT unfurnished rooms, single ¢ snite, iew bulding, good locution, southern SEpoRie, Hiniiny D, Otterbourg, N. B OR RENT—1 $room house and barn, 1917 Webster st.; 1 i-roont house, 25th ave. 'and Webster. Inquire Room 605, Paxton block. P. J. Creedon, 20 OR RENT—Sroom cottage, suitable for smalt family, Persons wiShing to keep boarders or lodizérs nesd notapply. Chas. ner, 1522 Howard. E: TOOR RENT-24th ald_Locust sts. first door west of shot tower, F({IU( NT—room house, furnituro for sale cheap or trade for Omaha property. Inquire b Bio 15t 104d cottage,desivable neigh- d, at &) per month,’ stoves, carpets and windoy curtains for sale. ' K. C. Patterson, 318 h st. L four-room vott: Sts, app) Rk 18 room house, sott water, #50 per month “room flat, con nd cold wator, bath and all modern tion, ot lences, cheap rent. J. H. Parrotte, 160 Chi FPOI REN room cottage on § room, hot. water, heating ap barn, a] D. M OR RENT—A desirable nine. modern improvements, half block from cable line on west Dodge st All improvements, cheap to good tenant, F.J. Bothick, 21 814th: . 610 2 modern improved Iy NT—Furnislied house, good fon, particulars call at the 'office of Thos, Breunan & Co,, room 3, Chamber of Commerce. 464 Fork room flat, 2nd_floor, 1603 How= street, or will rént 4rxooms arranged 1c oapin; L r-room house on 16th strect, two ks south of Vinton, that I will rent to a ®ood tenant for #12 per monthgeverything in good repuir. George J, Sternsdortt, Koom 6, opposite P, O, 2 T—A choice § room howse,fenced lat, g, city water, furnice, bath room, cistern; also larjze well equipped barp, bein Capitol ave, Inquire 24 Housy east of premisos or room 34 Ommalia Nutl bank Did, 1. H Roblso, [ (1OTTAGE § rooms, & emall_store room and / Boodbin, witlh 4 acres of land, situaied 1§ mile north of fort, #16.00. Apply 317 8 1ith :1:5) NEN room house with yard, near Farnam and 2400 st., steam heat' and’ all modern im- provements. # por mouth, Call X o St 1 bath, one i car line, $30 per month, i ontinental block u n house. North Saunders " W, Beall & Co., b1s- . Apply at b19 -ROOMS FURNISHED, For TRENT~Nicely fur pleasant roos with every conventence, 1613 Doy 235 1 DOR Rent—Nicely furnished front roo N 17th st, T ARGE front room Jshed for $12 pe h 4month, 1617 Cil . do4 185 NOR KE lo 2 gentlomen, front pariar with u\wll grate, bay window, gas, bath, folding bed and all’ conveniences, in new llek block, bl4 8, 16th s 305 15t TPOR RENT—Furnished vooms with boax 20 Burt, 1w FosNisnED Toom #4, 506 it rhom with all modern of 8t. Mury's and $uth, 420 8, 20th st 801 for two [ ICELY furnished cast Lay window TOOIN Lo oReOr two young gentlemen with veterences. Board If déstve, oF bronfust and toa aud Sunday dinner, Call &t 2805 Donglas, 211 POR RENT _Ploasant furnished room ‘Genticiany, 89 per mouth. 805 N tin o, ©F 2 15t JFOR HENT-Hooms and (font £aoras oh sul f at 1621 Farasi st., near court house, u;? ol 10th and Harney. 0 RENT—Suite of three rooms on tloor, 2622 Cuming st, 249 Wobster st Webster S. 7th st. 8, Toth st Bight (8) rooms, 113 S.19th st Four (4) rooms, 1704 Webster st Tureo (3) rooms, 410§ 1thust ... 3 rooms, 1027 N. 20th st rooms, I814 1 ) rooms, 102 3 rooms, 1091 () rooms, 1122 ) 2) oflices, b eiesease Four () rooms s, 405 N Tih 5t Apply to Judge Renting Agenc buildiig, S, W. corner of FICE For Rent—Ground floor offic . 320 h St. Apply room 411, 1st nat. bank building b1 IOR RENT—Desirable store on_Farnam, for wholesaling, etc. Leavitt Burnham, It 1, Creighton bloc it 5 on second floor No, wulsen & Co., 1511 Farnan 431 UIIK R toreroom, 1603 Howard st Dest location in city for grocery or furniture, ) OR RENT—Retail husiness room on 15th st, C. . Harrison, 415 8. 1oth st. % OR - RENT—Store room. and cottage or 3 rooms, good barn, ete,, with 4 “acres land, situated 4 mile uorth of fort, 815 Apply 317 8, 11th st. 00 FOR RENT--MISCELANEOUS. ToR LEasE_A and high basement brick building, 50x1%2 A corner with track, offices and -engine yoom, in wholesale district, Suitable for wholéade wareLouse or fact Will lease for term of yeas 545 Hook, Toom 311 Paxton block. POR RENT—One-lial of Basement on corner of 16th and Jackson, Lght mud dry; spply on premises, Y “ 411 " RENTAL ACENCIES. i, THOMPSON, Kooindfsbeely block, oSl g T YO rant your houses rented place th with Benaws & Co., 10th, opposite postofice, 524 COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. THE Owaha Comumerclal collogo glyes grain: mar, writing and spelling froo to ll ity shorthand and typewritng students, tultion very low, situations rwrnisied when possible. Abont 10 students now in attendance, Write Rolrbough Bros, for particulars, Visit the col- It nam, L Yy j" OST—Will thie gentlaman whio pieRed’ up & 4" lace handkerchief on the corner of teenth and Douglas please return the sa 4} Hay mare pouy with halter on Enquire at Claus Grebbe, see., 231512 West mBLJ 71471 28 ~ PERSONAL. Omaha precinet., VW ANTED-A youns Indy trom 16 0 18 year 0ld to travel with family. For particulars address or call, Family, 262 half Howard or lock Dox 666, 519 14 IERSONAL~Would like to mak the ac- quaintance of & good looking lady ) traveling with a street man; a bl ferred. Addross M 43, Bee office, JPERSONAL-—Ladics and geutlgmen desiring correspondents, address, Corresponding Ciub, Kausas City, Mo, for informat - close stamp. w9 J TMALY, DONOVAN will please call at 1018, 2th street and get letter from Omaha Sav- ings bank, 1710t ¥ gonwant to buy, sell. rent of exclan call on or address George J, Bternsdorl, room 6, opposiie P, 0. 21 ]‘)BHSONAL Private home for ladies during opfinement, strictly confidential, infants adopted. “Addreds b 45 T oo gyt ERSONAL—If you have & personsl item. or P any uomu\unlr{\:lom ‘lflppl: 1n oue :f The Tos's fuesahgs boxen 1 188 M. M. SHEDD, of Chicago, has located inOmahn_for the purpe structions in volcs culture and guitar, lessons in voice cultur essons are wive re-t_pronunciation, pu and to keep the voice smooth while gro atintions training tc 18 useless expense, n immatured ating number of v attention at on: without charge. they will rec tion as to abov od gitl, 4 montha, T UGH PERCY loans monay on horses, farnt- Xl ture andother personai property or cotla- teral at reasonable rates; all_business strictly eonfidential; momey on hand, no_delay: also makes loans on city rowl ectate. Office | 425, 4th floor, Paxton building. MONEY to loan, Mortenges bonght, AL Champ & Ryan, R. 6, U ]\ ONEY to loan on chattel or filing: financial bus transacted without publicl on jowalry, Rotes, atc., It wiil pay you to Toople's Financial Exchange. 0. manager, R. 3% Darker blk,15th anl Farnam sts 1 3y 11¢ I)o. T borrow money on furniture, horses, wagons, etc., until_you have seen C, B Jacobs, room 419, First Nutional bank building, cor. 13th and_Farnam. 51 MONEY to loan on horses, furnituro, pianos, 1and contracts, and_other personal prop: Ql’!;fl Business confidential, Room 3, Omaha Nat'l bank 662 MONEY foloan en furniture wagons, ete without removal or on_collateral security ness strictly confidential. A. B, Greenwood K1, Cuniningham block, cor 13 & Jagkson. QUORT time loans made by D, E. Johnson, Wlate pres't Bank of Merna, Heferonces 1st Nat. bank, Omaha, R. 63, New Paxton block 06 Jy 2 MONEY loaned at C. F. Reed & Co’s Loan office, on furnitire, piiinos, horses, wagous, porsonal property of all kinds, andall_other articles of without removal, 310 8. 1th, All bust c fidentlal, i DURCHASE money mortgages bought, Wright & Lasbury, #15 8. 14th st., up stales. 1 OANS mado (n ll the principal additions to 40maha ot lowest rates. D, V. Sholes, room 1, Barker block. %02 R EXCHANGR—A small, clean stock of general merehandtse. Ote halt taken in {0 property. Balance cash. 1. M. Bell, York, {'OR EXCHANGE-Neh. farm or two South Omaha lots for span of mares or mules, W, . Selby, 1521 Farnam st. 518 FOOR EXCHANGE - On & hot acres of improved land tn Webster Co. Address H. F,, 1204 Howard st., Omaha. 5 18¢ OR SALE—A valuable invention with state right for Nebraska, or will trade for good property free of inenmbrance: any energetic man cail take money from this in a short while, C. H. Sloman, 304 8 15th st. 107 16 &, 7, STERNSUORFF, room o, opposite post- \Xs " office, has some good land in Holt county, Neb,, to trade for Omaha property, Will assume Jight'incumbrance. 205 (3PX1% corner 23 and Douglas sta, to trade for an §ight to ten-room house and lot. Geo.J. Sternsdorfl room #, opposite P 0. 230 HAVE a well improved 8 acre farm {u Har- lan county, Neb., about 8 miles north of Al ma, county seat. Ay auting & good smull fari will do weil £o let me Anow what they have to ofer. " George J. Sternsdort, Room 6, opp. . VYV HAT have you to trade for acres of land unincumbered in Junean county, Wis., #miles from county seat. G. J. Sternsdortt,roof 6, opp Postoffice. 167 'OR EXCHANGRE---House and lot, Neb. farm or South Omaha lot for vacant lot fn Car- thage, Lincoln Place or West Cuming add, W. L. Selby, 1521 Farnam st. 618 YV ILL give vona_good trade for an eight or ten room house and lot, George J. Sterns- dorfr, Room 6, opposite P. 0. 1 (3, %, SUERNSDOREE, Room 0, opposite P, e O. has some choice farm land to trade for city’ property. Will assume light Incum- brances. 1 MNEY toloan, Lowest rates, Nodelay. J, L. Rice & Co., over Commercial Nat'l bank. 559 ONBY to loan: cash on hand: no_delay, J. W. & E. L. Squire, 1219 Farnam st, Birst National bank bullaing. 530 700,000 tO_10W0 At 0 per con mahan & Ma- Dhoney, Koom 56, Paxton bloci [ OANS mado on improved _and unimproved Acity pr(vporl{ at lowest rates of interest, a special rates on large loans on inside property. Odell Bros. & ¢ S. 16th st 408 MOy " to loan on city and farm property. AMLJVF. Hammond, room 517 Paxton bid'g. TS BARE X ¥ property aiid tmproved farm land. Frenzer block. '\Inxm' to loan on_real estate: mortgages Mbought and sola. ™ Wallace, Cretgiiton block. TMONEY to loan on horses, furniture and other persoyal property or collateral, Rates erate; business confidential. Oftice S, W ner 15th and_Douglas sts, Entrance on 15th st. The Fairkank Investment C [ ONEY to loan on improved ro commission charged. Leavitt oom 1, Creighton block. TLQANS made on real estate and_mortgages Abought. Lewis 8. Reed & Co., 1 arnam. N “We huve money on hand to A ed_and vacant property in Omah: Call and s Wright & Lasbury, 215 8. 14t TGHTY (%) acres of land adjoining Lake Y Munawa, Council, Blufls, Ta. This tract will make 400beautiful lots and is free from sncumbrance. What huve you to offer? Gorgo J. Sternsdorir, room 6, opp P. 0. 107 NEY 2 seatod carringe and new Hinglo top buggy to trade for long time real ostato niortgage. W. L. Selby 1321 Farna i) mado In real estato rty. 8o exchange book. . 205 N. 16th st. TDLAND Guarantee and Trust Co. 1505 Farnam streot—Complete abstracts fur- nished, and titles to real estate sxamined, PCP fected and gquaranteed. AVitracta—South Umaha—Bd. Johnson & Co., agents South Omaha Land Co., have the only complate set of abstract books in South Umaha. Complete abstracts furnished onshort notice. ~ Oitice opposite depot, South Omaha. 58) PBENION & CARMICHAEL faraisn complote and guaranteod abstracts of titlo to any realestato in Qmana and Douglas county upon short notice. The most complate set of abstract booksinthe clty. No. 1519 Parnam st. 2 _FORSALE—REALESTAT PN L miss this—Lot 1o, s addition, just north of St. Mary's ave., 64 feet front. worth 36,100, 11 sell for a'short time for 85,500, . ton & Co. 350 JFOR SALETouse and burn, § years lease on ground, will exchange for vacant lot in north part'of town; inquire 2620 Franklin, 203 1% HE banjo taught as an art by Geo, ¥. Gelien- beck, @09 Harney s or Destitute] Women and Chil 38 and cattlfakan 1o pasture to Heury Ostholl, {513 California st. Farnam st. Lunch 117 N igth st than apyotlier nouse in Omaha, t 117 ZXorth 16th st o1 Bafuiture, chrpd »om 6, opposite post- i o good farm or ol ty fora horse, | FPHE Onaba Finandil spughwest corner of y uf«’rtun—llmc collateral and real estate loans v on hand in sums of 8100 and up- ¥ 8 wards fo any amount, @' loan on approved se- b to cxchunge for second mortgages. Loans made st deeds, first or s hout publicity. 1 kind transacted Toom 15, Barker ~Atop buegy y zood single larne THEN you have bargains in on J. F. Hammond, 517 Paxton building, yeiing to trade cali on or ad- . Sternsdorll, Room 6, it ED—A good Hors: uth Omilia lots. Toom 6, opp mething to put in er our new store, o in the best %0 we will store room than we i : building in Oma D, any valuable or pe plano or sleigh down to a {runk or Drop us a postal card and we will call for your ator Mt'g Co,, 1118 Howard st. lushman, 1311 Leavenworth. ‘WANTED-TO BUY. ot power screw cutting lathe, FANTED—Good nouse and lot 1n part of the city; will glv gain to anyone if suited, ieo. . Sternsdorfr, Fronzer LIK, J1L1, buy furnitu © or flat cen- trally located. Co-op, L. & L. Co %5 N business or residence property that you wish to sell, call and seo Sterusdorfl, rooi 6, opposite U haye, iy JEVERAL store bufldings or houses th poy good price if orge J, Sternsdorl, “room U, opposite CLAIRVOYANT, RRIVED from Ca Madame Winters wiryoyant und astrol- be consuited on all affairs of life or 3 canses luck and spoedy marraiges, shows photo of future wife or husbind, locates di massage nd pegn Hindoo charm for Tuck, o will do woll to call ox the sepaTate ses and cures il Ing through F'ue madaine tostitied by all tion us a clairvoyant , and she is one ¢ I world, Ttoon hias long heen best fortune tellers in R. NANNIE V. Wassen, clairvoyant, Med. ical, business an Foiale disease pecialty, 19 N, 1oth st Rooms 2 &3 o WMONEY TO LOAN, ONEY To Loan—D¥ sthe undersigned, who 1 e only property organized J0an agency ans of $10 to #10) made JBaes, Wigons,machinery, val, No delays. ture, pianos, o Should you need moiey cull and W. It. Croft, Hoom 4, Withuell buildin, [ ? Philadelpnia Mort- “gage & Trust Co i borrowers and country resentative 18 Chawber Commerce, ¥ loaned on_furniture, planos. organs, J.J. Wilkinson & S made to partl 4V. Bholes, room 1, Barker block. EE Harris R st Nat Bank. jloxi; Y toloan, G, E Qesiring to build. D, w2 E &L Co. for loans, room 411 220 t0 loan In_any awount, either for B OF Otherwise, at lowest Fates of fu- #ud on short uotice. D.V. suulen.'r'“uo;u H. COLE loans money on improve d oit ©tirm property. Toow 6, Continental Dlock. HiY A PER CENT moncy to loan, Patterson & Bar- uard 513 $ 15th st. TMONEY toloan, O, k. Davis C and loan agents, 1506 Far j’ A, WOODMAN—Money to loan ofafo in sUMS to suit, 220 8 13th s T OANS made on_real ostate. AW, M, Harris, ovor 22)8 15 Y to loan on rurniture, hor. v approved securit; . Robbins, 161 PUILDING loans. " BUSINESS CHANCES. Lunch counter in a saloon,d good business. 610 N 10th st. Bl 01t SALE—Fitteen shares of State National bank of one hundred ($100) dollars each, ts on the dollar. Kraus & Foster, Room 28, Chumber of Commerce. 337 20 [OR SALE—General stock of hardware in a thriving western town, Stock and_fixtures will invoice about §2,500. “Address A. M. Treat, Lodge Pole, Neb, 33816 TOR SALE or rent, restaurant and lunch counter with fixtures, chance for right man, 42 block from union depot, Call at SO.J l‘m’lh B340 161 JRQ1 SALE—A first class dafry with good will, tixtures and pasture sold if desived, from 5 to 150 cows, Inquire J. F. Hoch, Omaha P.0. B48)y 1 QOR SALE—Talf paying city. Investig this. A 3 305 16+ TOR i) on pri; pul s inOmaba, Burgain, $00. Address M o1, Beé ofljce. 9 19 OR SALE—Fruit, confectionery and ice cream purior, splendid location, eheap for cash, Selling on' ace't other business, Address 01, Bee ofic 57 15t JARTNER wanted with #5,000 cash to take a half mterest in a well established busin of the highest character; additional capital ne- cessary for logitimute. extension; a first class business man wanted., Address 0. K, otfice. OR SALE-Short order 2200 per mionth, ? x5 M 49,. Bee. FOOR SALE or Trade Inquire1 Saloon at 908 Dou 251 18¢ Toon, s turnished boarding house, 20 NY one wishing tohuy a good paying saloon taurant should call o for sale, Johunsen & P nam st., Roou 10, WSPAPER Wanted,—/ class o) AN g for a good newspaper at Frankli Frauklin county, Neb, town in the count out 1,000 inhibita othing in the wa; 3 Bauk of Frauklin, T, 8, Lambu nklin, Ne 12 16 [OR SALE - Tirstcla dress M i, Tiee oftic H 1L for rentThi two story brick in N ola, fowa; built especially for hotel pu poses, nowly painted and papered, everything couvenlent and first class, city w in build= o, Address with veferciices, Drawer & N owa, 2 B Sate—The only brickyard in clty of 12,00 Inhabitants, ninking 4 net aunul protit of over #400; will sell elthier part or. whole interest to vight party. Address 4 8. Grand Island, Neb., P, 0. b ) W E fuuve for salo a long time lose of tho bost location for fancy retail business i the city. Fearon, Cole & Robertson, 310 8, 16th_st, [ OR SALE-—At Kearney, Neb,, the furniture and lease of Grand ( flotel, 1 st house in the eity, und the be )|.Y.mn- depots. Doing & paying bu Wil be sold_at a bargain. Inquire T, C, CEPTION AL business opening at Kan. Btoreroom 2:x#0 feet, shelyed for #20 per mont only two other ods stores in town, A fine chance for the right man, Address ¥, H. Orcutt, Council Blufls, Ia. ) _ FOR EXCHANGE. I'ED=Busket phacton and single har- ness in exchunge for town lot in new town on-Wabash &, K, Bee offica, 80 14¢ VW HAT Baveyou to trade for a dacre ploce of land in Hancock county, low Want a clear lot or will ke some good oll stock, Give full particulars, Address M 47, lice ofl W ANTED-Horse buggy, ote. a8 first pay- went on lot in Wise & P. add, bal four an- nual payments. Paul, 109 Farnam, ¢ YW HAT sve vou o ofter for 125 acros ot timber land in West Virginia, clegr of in- cumbrance, nerfect title, George J. Sterhsdortf, Koom 6, opposite P. O, ar in South Omaha add, , Plainview, Neb; 1, Knox county, Want merchandise or re buildiy, no commissions. D, H. Dickson, Cre {OR EXCHANG E—House and two lots in to trade for merchandise, will pey diffe in cash, & good opportunity. Co-operative L & Lot Co., %05 N 16th st, 547 16 PRICK Wanted—100.000 bricks ia exchange forgood inside Omaha property, 8. 4. Blowan, roow 22 and % Hellwan bldg, " 019 SALE—A nicel room house and lot on etto st near Saunders, beautiful home, vrice #,600. Jonas & McLain, N st. South Quons 202 15 OR SALE Cheap—House and lot, South Omaha, Jetter's 1st add,, and lot and two houses, 24th bet. Harney and Howard. ~Apply N 16th. jtid {OR SALF or trade on easy torms—Lot_10 blk 88, Albright's choice, Lots 1, 16, 17 blk 2, Hoppe sub div, Albright's choice. Lot7bik I, Saunders & Himebaugl's add. Lots Tand 2 b1k 9, Briggs place, Geo. R. Davis, Millard hotel illiard room. 284y11 JFUR SALE-Beautitul east front lot in ade place on ith st.,_just south of Leaven worth, for $1,500. This is §0 below actual value and will be i the market_ ashort time only at the price quoted. M. A. Upton & Co. OR SALE—Corner 150x15) with house and barn, Poppleton and Virginia avenues, Hanscom Place. Inquire at 2007 Cass strect. S s s 50-18% HREE hundred and twenty acres jotuing to the city of G for sall T WILL sell at a bargain a prominent business corner in_this rapldiy improving southern arty, Tot 133120, addtess R, T Fouche, Rome, Ga. 27 143 11 OH!—Lots 8 and #, block 5, Boyd's ad- dition, one block off 8tate street, ouly $000 for both lots, 108x125, terms casy. M. A & Co. J "L. RICE & CO., Reat Estate, PBARGAIN forn fow days—a 10-room house, corner lot, good locality, house in perfect condition, afl “modern {mprovements: price . 80,0005 a:}:.ut}u cash, balance one, two and three G 31 B84 10,000 acres good farming land in ‘ranklin, Custer and - Cleyenno ico, H. Peterson, 618 8, Tith st. B0y 0 foot south froi I st 9 room house, all modern improvements,fine lot and home, we have exclusive sale of this and can offer it ata price below its real value. M, A, Upton & Co. al vy a full lot and good 4room ¢ *Peasy terms and good location. D room I, Barker block, . J 1 TUCE & €O, Teal TOR SALE.—Farms on I tive Land and Lot Co., “an'pu y Tent when you can bu X room house on easy payments? Consider! Co-Operative Land & Lot C0.,205 N. 16th st J'L, RICE & CO., Real Estate, T SAr cosy 1ittle hotie, § barn, only 0" minutes’ ride on cable to city, modern” improvements, $6,600, only 1,50) cashi, bal to suit. Inquire of owner, 311 5. Fon SALE -k farm in Ne miles 1,000 tons of hay, "splendid wate nced for cattle and hogs. son &' Co.. Omaba. Thos, R. Gibson, Neb, huap, coley (0, Nob, 40 acres, adjolning Lake Manawa Lots in B. & M, Park, South Omaha, clear, HillL, enenmbered, 550, 3 Pluce, ¢ d, § 6lots, Arnold Park, en 2,400, 1lot, Orchard Hill, encumbered, $100. t:‘ml:)l' Cuiming st, cor. Blst, unencumbered, Epan hor, THall' A ‘Also busines y in all parts of the elt ocks of go0ds, good farm property or city property, sforan, Hellman block, Omulia, Neb, 807 WL sell youn ot in 15, & M, Purk. addition to South Omabia by payink 820 down, bal, ance # per month, Ihose wanting to make @ smull investme nt will find it to thewr advantage to purchase one of these lots at present prices. George J. Stexnsdorff, Koom 6, oppo- bite P 0, 3 *1,0-;“7..}“‘ fulli ot and_good 41001 cottnge ih & £00d location, D, V, Sholes, Toom 1, Kex block I Y001 6 oppOsite Do a good 4-ros Lo uthh of cax Joe, by pay- wonthly ments o Euit. Tuisis a splendid y for any- oue wanting a cheap Loy 21 lllll SE and ot in South Omalia for sale only 80, small cas! paymeut, bal wmonthly, or :-‘u o D, D, Biwecatun, roow 43, Barker HAVE soveral choice, Tots, whichi I éan build holises to suit purchasers npon their own selection of plaus, and on terns to suit, This will pay to investigate, sholes, room 1, Barker block. NOR BALE—Or excha £00d Omaha real farms, which we wi stock of clothing, fu boots and she )R BALE—A nice cast frout lot in Windsor place, new 8 room house well, cist mented cellar, ete. A fine home, only ¥ 8500 canh, 8500 1u one year, bal in three yéar have the exclusive sule of this. . M. A Up Co. T DOR BALE—t0x140, south and east front on COE BLh And borous; & olegant lot wih 8- roow Louse (new) for # 5M; $1,500 cash, Wo uve exclusive sale'of this. 'M. A. Upton & Co b Thls lot udjolus Goodwiau’s 809 groudds, 797 INLY A few lots loft fo B & M. 1 10 South Omaha. What have . George J. Sternsdorff, Room 6, opp.aP. 0. ®a i D, SMEATON, exclusively South Omata W oronl estate. Bargains always on hand, Barker block, Omana. o Jy 1 SHORTHAND AND :ryw':wgfni 3 z S ] FALENTINES Shorthand Institate is th only practical, exclusive shorthand school in the west, Al fts graduates are in good sit- uations and giving entire satisfaction, Stndents can enter at any time, N0 summer vacation. Send for circulars to Valenting's Shorthana In stitute, New Paxton Building, Omalia Neb, 49538 —_— s Sheriff's sale. By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the county court for Douglas coun! to me’ directed T will on the X D. 1888 at 10 o'clock a.m, 1 day at the storage room of the New York Storage and Loan company, being the second floor of build= ing No. 1508 Capitol avenue, in the Olty of Omaha, Donuglas County, Nebraska, sell_at pube lie auction a miscellanecus stock of furniture— consisting of beds, mattrasses, lonnges, parlor and bedroom sets, tables, Settees, Oto. Or 80 much thereot as shill satisfya judgmentot said county court for the sum of $978.8 damages and 81.20 costs with interest_thereon from April 24, 185, together with 214,70 increased costs an accrning costs on sald order of sale, i favor o Willlam L. Hall and against the New York Stor- ago und Loan company, WILLIAM COBURN, 8heriff of Douglas County, Neb, Omaha, Neb., June 14, 158, pil m&e THE SIEED BACK IN THE FARM. A Hitch in the Settlement of 0. E. Mayne's Affairs. A few days ago it was announced in the city press that arrangoments had beon made by which it was thought C. B. Mayne would be enabled to extricate himself from the finan- clal dfculties in which he had become in- volved. This announcement was based upon a document whicn had been placed on record by E. H. Corbett. This was an admission on the part of Mayne of his indebtednoss, fn the following sums to the hames given: Goorge E. Barker, $20,000; C. H. Sloman, £5,800; E. H. Corbott, £,500, ana F. B. Johnson, §2,000. Corbett, it seems, purchased these claims at their face value and was empowered to util- izo the collateral and with the proceeds of the same, within sixty days, to pay Mayne's indebtedness to the individuals in question, Corbett also agreed to pay $5,000 to G. E. Barker to be applied on a loan of §35,000, which _was secured by a mortgage on the Platte Valley ranch in this county, said to contain about 1,100 acres and compris. ing a large amount of stock and improve- ments, ) apresenting about £200,000. Another clause in the agreement was that. Mayne was 0 pay in full and get released from record, a chattel mortgage given to Congrossman Dorsey. The amount of this mortgage, it is claimed was about 831,000, though it is now understood that Mayne claims he received only §10,000 from Dorsey, and $5,000 ot that amount he has alread, d. This doecument was signed by Mayne and Corbott, and at one place speaks of Corbett asa receiver for the former. It was dated * May 1, though it was not filed until last Tues- This was considered somewhat strange, and lod a BEg reporter to make inquiry as to - why the instrument was not filed at the time of its adoption. Corbett said that it was not his intent to file the document at all until last Monday cvening, when Mayne came into town, dis- playing a bill of sale of his stock at the ranch. But Corbett did not know in whose favor the bill was made. The bill in question startled the latter, and accordingly the doc- ment above summarized was placed on rec- ord. Under it, Corbott suid that he felt em- powered to sell all the security and collateral guarantecing Mayne's indebtedness, es- pecially as the sale was satisfactory all the interested parties, who thought that that would bo the best means of getting the money which Mayne scemed disposed to pay them. This salo was to be conducted under the management of Mayne's attorney, who was satisfactory to all” the creditors. The sale was announced for the first of the present races, 1t had been vely advertised as had also the sale of Mayne's ranch by means of special circu- lars, giving name, description, sire, and dam of about 125 stallions, brood mares'and foals of 158386, These animals had been brought out to the fair grounds and there was pres- ent a large number of horse fanciers who were disposed to pay reasonable prices for stock. Thesaledid not commence till Weédnes- day afternoon, however. It had proceeded but a short time, threo horses having been sold,when Mr. Mayne,and wife,with Captain Ashby and wife drove into the grounds and up to the auction stand and per- cmptorily forbade o longer comtinu- ance of the sale. Maynoe stood in his carriage, and calling around him all who were interested in the purchases, told them that nov another hoof would be sold, and di- rected the superintendent of his ranch, aman named Linn, to take the animals back to the farm; there was plenty of grass for them to cat and to lot them feed on if. This action on the part of Mayne' ivas a surprise to everybody, especially when it was thought he was’ satistled with the ar- nent. It disappointed the horsemen ad come to make purchases and con- founded the ereditors, some of whom looked for a speedy settlement of their claims, Mr, Mayne was yesterday sought ‘for at Insu)(\ ¢, but had ‘not returned from s ranch. His attorney, Mr. Cavanaugh, was also sought, but he 100 was not in his office, In the absence of both these people, the xplanation which was offered for ne's conduct is that he does not consider sof the sale of his stock stock is hield as security by The other creditors, it is said, are secured in_other ways by notes, really, land contracts and the like, sdadial L Wm. Black, Abingdon, Towa, wag cured of cancer of the eye by Dr, Jones? ted Clover Tonie, which cures all blood disorders and diseases of the stomach, liver and kidneys. The best tonic and appetizer known. 60 cents, Goodman Drug company ., — § ADDITIONAL COUNCIL BLUFFS Preparing For the Visitors. ‘The republican club held & mecting last evening to make preparations for receiving the western delegates, who will arrive to- day. 1t was decided to engago the band for the occasion, and tho offer of Chief Lucas to escort the reception committec to tie depot and return was accepted. Ho also offered to perform the same servico on Sunday after- noou when the club teaves for Chicago, but the offer was declined with thanks, as it has been decided to make no parade or display on that occasion, as it comes on Sunday, A grand parade will take place, however, on the return of tho delegation A committee was appointed to confer with the board of trade to nake arrangéments for eption, N o drill corps was organ- ized to participate in tho scoson’s’ campaign and perform escort dut, 1 be an- other meeting of the cl ired Feeling Afilicts nearly every one in the spring, The system having become accustomed to the bracing air of winter, is weaks ened by the warm days of the o ng season, and re v yiclds to attacks ol discase, Hood’s Sarsaparilla is just the medicine needed, It tones and builds up every part of the body, and also ull impurities from the bloods Hall Club, The Council Bluffs club pleyed a fine game at Plattsmouth Wednesday, defeating the team of thut city by ascore of 6tod after playing twelve inunings, The score was 5 to 5 at the end of the sixth innings, and neither side scored again until the twefth, when the visitors succeeded in runnwg in the winning tally. It wasthe closing game under the managemeny of Munager Kiplinger, who is succeeded b, Rudio, of the firm of Rudio & Sears, of the Manhattan. Under the new gnanagement the club is to be mater- ially strengthiened, and the places of the weik players will be filled by 1acn who kuow something about base ball, and will work to regain the place beld by the club carlier in the season, e TARRANT’S E APERIENT, the best family medicing for wien, women and children,