Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 10, 1888, Page 7

SPECIAL, NOTICES OMAIIA. Advertisements under this head 10 cents per line for the first ingertion, 7 cents for each sub- sequent insertion, and $1.50 & Liue per mouth. No advertisemerit taken for less than 2 cents the first fnsertion. Seven words will be counted to the line; they mist run consecutively and must be paid in ADVANCE. Al advertise- ments must be handed in before 320 o'clock p. m., and_tunder no circumstances will they be taken or discontinued by telephone. Parties adverti<ing in these columns and hav- tng thoir ansy ers uddressed in care of itk ik will please ask for & check to enable them to get ther letters, as none will he deliver resantation of check, All answe tsements should be enclosed in eny All advertisements in these colimn: iabied 1 both morning and evening e Liks, the circulation of which mere than 18,000 r And gives the ad- vertisars th ot only of the city eire ation of T t also of Councll Blufts, nd towns throughout BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for these columns will be taken on the above conditions, at the following hus ness housos, who are authorized agents for T BEk special’ notices, and will quote the same rates us can be had at the main office, OHN W, BELL, Pharmacist, £0 South Tenth treet. C"A"E & EDDY, Stationers and South 16th Street H. FARNSWORTH, Pharmacist, 2115 Cum. o ing Street. 1 exce J. HUGH] S, Pharmacist, 624 North 16th o Street. am. W. PARR, Pharmacist, 1800 St. Mary's Aventio, SITUATIONS WANTED. NV ANTED-Work of city, fairly educated. me kind, strang Address C 10,3 1ea, 79 J ANTED—Situation in wholesale or retail louse as hook-keeper, assistant hook-keen- er, clerk or traveling salésman; have experi- ence in hardware wnd groceries; can furnish roferences, Adaress P, care A, A. Bicke Jith st. ANTED—Situation—A man desires situarion: ono year's cxperience as ence. Add C 4. Bee office YA/ ANTED and steady young man, Y o whor " ot iy o and attend school during the day. Ap ply 601 N 19th. v APTES AN gxpertenced farmor wishes to take chirgo of a stock farni on salary until sprin on shores 1t agreeable; good r Address, 1612 Drefor %00 rofer: HHT K Crences given. wunders st., Omuha, Neb, 630 B 3y itnation by man and wife witl- out children to do cooking louses t T AN 3 stenographe 1910 Dodge st. TOUN loarn English, Tiee. A D- fou as fol brinting oflico. Am first-class workman, and can give best of references, Address C, care of Hee, OR-10F experien i city references. Miss M, S, 2 e in drug store Speaks German niended, Address C. man wishes pl the business, Well re T ANTED-~Position a8 _stenograph Ly pewrit Keferences given, and Lime Spring 3 HL 1 K 808 ady man nployment and Farnam, 2nd floor, ro Apply Comm , n.ow. cor. 1ith 034 &t er &oods clerk. auring the nours 10 to . 1ith at salooh, 859 7+ person 2 and 4 to 6 p. ., 71 £cber, industrious harness o for [ight and heavy work. oyment for tne right man. 1. Dick . Neb. 612 8 VW ANTED—First-clans gentleman_ steno Plier for out ot city. Valentino's Si hand Institute. NTED- 6 first ker. °S wunted lling articles. freo sunplos. W Corlios & Lread bakers, G Lincoln, Neb, for @ entirely new quic Big profits, irec territory, te for particulars, J. W ., 86 Dearborn st., Chicage ANTED—A man to solfcit: salary $100 per month; must deposit §25 and give security for money collected. ~Address George 8. Cline, Wagner block, Des Moines, Ta. 54 0.8 ANTED--Tirst-class colored man to wait on table and work around bouse, Appiy 116 and 118 N 9th. 0 11¢ VV ANTED-A ood agont with small_capital in every county for our oil burners for ©cooking and heating stoves, #5 per cent choaper than coul. Omaha M'f'g Co.. 9th st. and Capitol Dby retail deale 16 and labor, and hai proved a bonanz agents, If you have from 8 to £25 an are a persistent worker you can clear from % to 816 per day. We give exclusive territory fr rustlers, and if you consider yourself such and can recogmize a good thing wiien you sce it, you can't afiord to muiss this. Will sell 10 anyone Wwho sells goods by weight. Call at roon 405, Paxton block. 1L ANTED—50 trackloyers, freo fare, at Al- bright's Labor Agency, 1120 Farnam s ANTED--A good sewing machine Salesman for country work, E.H. Daley, Geneve, Nebr, 507-10 ANTED-—Live agents. Write secrotary Buffalo Mutual Accident and Sick Benotit sssociation, Buffalo, N. Y U010 wf\?v?m»-.\ good rag carpet weaver. Steady employment_the year round, Address Robraska” Carpet. Wilin, fth and O sis, Lincoln, W ANTED—Milker, 1115 Saunders, g2 WV ANTED—Twelve or fitteon miliwrights and curpenters at once, to work_on the H. Beckman lour mill av Oakdale Neb, H. (. Blenker, 210 W ANTED-Nen £ oud work 1n Wash- ington territory. usters, vick and shovel wen, ax nand rock men, big wages and AU AITIRUCS Livor i TANTED— A first class oxporienced window Qrcsser. Inguire at the Pai. o QOLICITORS wanted for a lario munufactur- Bing company; reforences required. Ad: !on 207, Omaha, 60T 52 W ANIED- Energetic men and women every- Where for a gentcel money-making busi ne i) weekly proiit guaranteed easicr than K00 uionthly otherwise. Experience absolutely unnecessary. Permanent position and ex: &ive torrito o, §2 Bamples i for particulars, * Address, with stam; Mg Co., 1383, Chicago. 407 s16% GENTS WANTED—#T a month and ex- Penacs paid any active person to sell our goods. No capital required. Salary pald montlily, expenses in advance, Full varticulars free. Htandard Siiverware company, Boston, Mass. WG SHp = - - VYV ANTED-Alady to solicit: must doposit2; aud give security for money collected Address George 8. Cline, Wagner block, Dus Moines, Ta. 75 0. 8 NTED—A girl for housework ¢ ing st. ADY AC wanted for our new bustle, liest, clieapost und most durable ever miade. Ono agent nuade $i2 fiest day. Sample by mnil 25 oty Clreulars froe. J. Corlles & C Dearhorn st., Chicago, Iil, i W ANTED-Good ginl for genoral house Gin family, Apply 2606 Patrick wyenue, L suiltelod' "y YU W ANTED—Chambermald. 116 and 118 N 6. Sy 2 11 ANTED=GIrl for general house work Ariam st ANTRD-—-Good gir! for gone Apply at once at 514 Ko, T 10) ID-A firstclass second girl; must assist 1 laundry; German perferrod; amall Camily, 219 Dodge. H \ RD- Lady agent arker block, room & T ANTED— Lady stenographer. Addross, O, A} "W, lice, = @S W ANIED A Good girl for genaral how work, Apply at 1300 Capitol ave [y VW ANTED 1 nurse girl, 1 typewriter, 2 soc. WWANTED L purse -1\ermlyll:fll{. e ll.fl for Wla! week, 6 walters, ¥ dlshwashors, m{:h gen'l work. ’«)‘.'ullm x;-tp, uurf::i_bn N. ton | JTEADY employment given immediately to Preliable and energetic lady cany s1ding in this or other towns. No capi sary. Goods sell ihe year round. | reqnired, = Address Western Agents Co., %8 Fitth Chicago, 111 for fami 3 in county #: wom wash ry Monday, ¢irls to work on farms and in_country towns, iirls who wish places out of eity to come and learn their addresses, as we have callers every day. A W good strong glrls who want placts in piivate families, Mrs, lirega, 1141 S hth (FEN TRNISHED or unfurnishe 710§ Inth st. A it party, Park ave. Hent taken in board. las st. VOR RENT-2 hougcs, § rooms each, in rear of 1128 1ith st. F.J. Hartman, 0658 FIHEEE new nor gantly finished, all modern {np, Apply to Owen McCaifrey, 2128 Harne: 538 1701 Capital ave, 44150 VW ANTED - Girl for general housework, n w cor, 11t and Leavenworth. 0 ED-Middle aged lady with good s housekewper and take car shildren; will keep girl for ser food Wages and a good home. 2Ath, 3y TANTED—Good gl for general work at 606 south Litn st., upstairs. ;'rm»ruw«iffli for housework, 10§ he VW ANTED=A horouglily compeient cirl for general housework: references required. ly at No, 76 North 25th and Indiana & o )»—Girl for general housework, 10 av "\h\x'mfi—mmnwmo_m girland dishwash er. ¥ N. 16th st. 15 S WANTS. W ANuED “Dressmaking and p in sewing to do athome, Call or addre d 02 N 13th. genilemen’s cioti suits neatly AN private amily Howard « ashing VWANIED Horses to bonrd, Iuck bles, 19th between Harney ‘and irst Class accommodations: best bo terms reasonable; tel to do, r (S to_do dressimuking in fam- [ Miss Stur ilies solivited, worth st, —1f you have any lands, lots, or lots to sell or exchange for call on ma or write, Tcan find C. C. Epotswood, 80915 8, 1otn. 1 s ot ssage boxes throughout, {le 108 BOARDINC. rd can be had by the week at 15 St 65 20 ’\\'.\x TED-Table Voarder ks ho 1208 Dong At 100 Doug! EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS. N EBRASKA Enploy 16th =t le and Private ta L spec it oftice, No, femnale help Ity CANADIAN emplovment ailic 51843 % 16th, Reference Omnhu N WANTED -TO REN WA NEED-Caturnished | room within six blocks of Lth and Farnam; must be cheap, Add. C 2 liee, 040 8 W ANIED Thaves or 1o partios who 1o reni 40 to 3.0 hot by Sept. 1oth, Submit Hurrison, 418 8, 1ith st. QURNISHED cottage, 7 blocks from Boyd's opera_house. Call at 519 So, rooms 410-11 Paxton building, JOOR RENT-C clstern: good al 15 Chics FOOR ¥ 15th Bilkworth, 150 {OR RE t-room house on S, 16th st., blocks soath of Vinton st.; will r per month _or sell on terms to suit Geo. J, Eternsdorif, room 6, opp NOR RENT—At very low rates, 10 residences, 2404 and 2414, Cass Pla Oue b ghton coliege, on Farnam and 24th street Line. ~All modern improve: Avply, H.T. Clark Union Trust Co., or At 242 Cass street, 080 JOR RENT louses—Now a-ro0in_cottuge 812, N Y;\'u room cottage, water closet, 270 Cald- vell, £22.50 Five room cottage one mile from post office on N, 20th st, ¥, 5 0 room house, bath, range and furnace, o, B rooms, with well and lify; ror information call nd 14 new troet, Clarke ck south of Cr t store, four floors, ect store, large cellar, « 1510 Dod 062 11 A proom flat wt 908 N 16th st Callor address B, A, Mursh, as above. 645 NOR IE A (-room hounse, tween Leavenworth and Mason, iz JOOR RENT - Fint of 6 rooms, 8 W_cor, 16th and Leavenworth, 611 1i* e 8 21st, be- ity JOR RENT—Five room. nouse st.and 4lst., $i% bank building, k\ll( RENT-A new dwelling house on west side of 25th, north of Frankling st Purker addition, consistiug of nine rooms, mofern ini- vrovements, bath room, hard and A ten-room house on the alley rea Detweon 10th aud Ath sts., convenl Unlon Pucific and B. & M. depots, with hard and soft water in yard, modern improvements, well Adapted for & boarding house. Nix newly furnislied store rooing, with, cellurs underneath, well lighted and heated, in the Lin- ton block, Tith and Mason sts. Hamlin $11 South 11tk st , Leavenworth J. W. Eller, room 7, iron 293 Inguire of John 41011 OR RENT--8 room modern improved Lonse Al locality at moderato price. Apply M, Elgutter, 1001, Farnam, 400 b‘““ RE g, furnished or boarding, or nice W3 Park ave, I~ House, 13 QOR RY Inguirs | ARG Jithst. Inquire N I7th st, e L Louse, 1134 North S, 13th st NOIt KENT—T have uvout | rangin from three t. | can be rented at living pri rent a hous 1 and sews dorfl, room v thirteen rooms th . 1f you want . Geovige J. Ster | or 1 oo, 1013 South i Joge n om cottage centrally located, Mead & Januison, 314 8. 1ith. () YOR RENT- oo hiouse on Daven st near b t #i0 & month, B nan & Co,, Chiambor of 181 NOR IR b 1212 Capital JORREN 5 rable, Inquire 1406 1 blocks I 5T, 7 vith s, &2 and 16 Newt #20 cottage. Apply at once. vigon, 418 8, 15th st. 7 J{'OR RENT—Neyw two-story scven room Louse, cellar, largo attic, cistern, well, coal house aud stable; all new and well fonced, on Military | tron Hill, 23 miles from postofiice, at er month.' A, P, Tukey, 5, W, cor. 1ith and Douglas, o (OR RENT &room house, sewer, gas, hot and cold water, bath room, new and com- Dlote, 80 per, morith, ready” Sept. 1. “Apply av ouce. O F, Hurrison, 418 §, 15th at, i 0t RENT—or Sale—New cottage, Bedford Viace, on easy payments. Enquire M. U, Rosder, room 44 Paxion blook. W Fon v room modern house #.00. 9 I room ditto, £37.00. 7 room ditto, £5.00. Other houses, stores and oftices. G. B, Thompson. Sheeley blk, 1sth and How: POR RENT—New b-roon on O At, near Lowe ave. Terms reasonabl PIy quick. Epotswood, 3054 8 10th. R RENT—Elegant 10-room moderu house, near High sehool, $0. G. E. Thompson, Shealy block, 15th and Howard., 01 OR RENT—When store or of 6. Continental bl m cottage, 1015 Harne, age, W Yy 8 furnace, #0 per month. v L A Savings bauk, 16th and ¥ AT rnam., you wish to rent & _hous: co call on us. H. B. Cole, room X. i Ao RE NS |.“.|m. o0, i furnished, stean heat 8, bath, al! gutside rooms, Wi Far O G and Jackson, furnished rooms for hou o a man and wife without ehildr n 11 board. 519 N. 13th st. O 1 [OR RENT Inguire I NOI RENT A largo front _room, with dress. ing room and closet, nicely furnished with all modern improvements. 2004 Burt st. —Rooms with or without board, 6% 100 I h st., 2nd floor, 702 13) FJOOR RENT-Furnished rooms with board furniture all new, neat and cleal Rooms furnished or unfuraished lus, rd floor room F. 154 14 JOR RE all mode Stor two or three flrst class board by the we S st o 10 TWOR RENT- Rooms with family, table board 1709 Dodge st 16 1 rooms, single or en suite, 171 il Fruxmlfiin room to let, 10 e, 2105 Douglas, 07 o TPOR BEN1-A nicelv furnihed room, with use of bath room, in a convenient loc: tlemnn of good habits. Referenc South 20th st, corner St Mary T—A large pleasant front room, Rt s e el My A Bandsome room with alcoye at A7 " —Furnished rooms i Greunig blk b and Dodge sts. * lnquire of Geo, Davis, Millard hotel billiard room. OR RENT-- ntly furnished rooms with I board. Iuquire 1008 Douglas. _ ussur the high cabie line quire at 2 near Hth si. RooMs including board In the Youns men's home 1810 Dodge st. R quired, N ICELY furats AN per month, JrunNisie ) rooms, 1816 Dodge, Furnisied_room, modern_con- A. Hospe, 1513 Douglas, 131 &ing, 1003 POR REN vemences ESTRAL furnished _rooms, uble. Gentiemen preferred, av 1 room suitable man, with or without board, 1 FORRENT--ROCNS UNFURNISHED, 'l;m. RENT-2 unfurnished_rooms for light R 1 18th st G5 8¢ T or 4 _unfurnished rooms at o tmoderate price, or will rent sime b housckee Suitable for housekeepin; ) 1028 North 21st st TR ) rooms. 1110 1100 () room cott ) rootus, Wik Paciflc st Four 4) rooms. 417 South 1sth st ;111 Apply to Judge Renting Agoncy, ' Hevaid bullding, 8. W. coruer of Lith and Harne, (1 FOR RENT—-STCRES AND OFFICES. sth o stores and flats, corne 5. Potter & Cobb* 408-8 F()n REN plendid bullding suitable for drug store, well located, in_Hastings, Ne braska, Address, Gazette-Journal, ngs, Nebraska, {OR RENT—On Caming st. store and apartments, alio livery stable. Enguire of Hurrls R. B, & L, Co., Koom 411, 1st Nat, bank, g For RENT--A part o508 N 16th st, turnished offico, ground Chamber e {OR RENT-—Double store room, suitable for clothing, groceries, dry £oods, te., loeation first class. Add: Tioe oftice. of Comuerce, OFLICES ana Dbasements for rer and Jacksonsta, Mra. F TOOR BENTStoreroom, No. %14 8. 14th sr. Ap- ply at 1110 Howard st. 0 )R REN' ore-room under O ‘0., cor. 1th aud Harney, suitable for aning or real estate buxiness, Paulsen money. No. 1311, room ¥ Farnam st. 652 &C JOR RENT-Fine retail store room with lurge basement, ) per month, C. ¥, Hur- Tison, 418 8. 15th s, IS between Howard and Jackson s Raymer & Iler stove, 524 8 ibth st. 1111 Farnam stro f Nathan Shelton, at 1305 Farnam st FPYWO stores, 22xi0, Just ¢ of seven rooms ihove, first-cluss finish, 6th and Paciflc A Apply to Eftinger bros,, 912 8. 10th s © RENTAL AGENG ES. BAE for rent, furnished or nishod, 1615 Dy unfur- G4 1 EORGT J. STERNSDGREF, room #, opp. P. X 0., will Nereattor give speclal attention 10 rentliy o aud tlats. 1f you your property rented without deiay atid to reli- tblo tenants, do ot fall to list the same with i 1 HOMPSON Sheely blk, 1ti & Howard, s it bl [ ‘\'E give special attention to renting and col- lecting rents, list with us, H. £ Cole, room 6, Conunentalblock. " ¥h1 ¥ YOU want your Rouses rented piace them with Benawa & Co,, 15th, opposite posts T,081—Ta Umalia or fatr grounds Thy Jiadies’ plack silk wrap, ~Finder witl be ally rewarded by leaviug same at Hub restan- tant, 111 South 11th st. OST-—Gray Chamols «kin bag containing $80. L Finder sultably rewarded by leaving ai Lee office, 600 5% FOUND. YAKEN UP—Iiy the subscriber, about the 10th of August, 188, 2 cows, 1 red color with brok en horus and 1 roan and white; can be found at my farm 14 miles northwest of Omaha on Military roud. Henry Logeman, @528 1815 PERSONAL. IRSON A L— 850,000 of shor t thine patent right per. Will sell or trude for iand, goods or stock. Fur answer address with description of property, Lock box 20, Kunsas Ciiy, M [t L—Will trade for land pair of fine cream horses, white manes and tails: time on, son k box 5%, 6l LI respectfully call the attention hose who live out of the city, to the tact ake purchases i any and every line of fooda, and to' the satisfaction of the buyer, usiness done through the bank. Write for pariiculars, Address Frost, room §, Con- ental block, Omaha, 0 o. M. D, rooms 3 and & Jacobs block, cor. Capitol Ave. and 15th st. Rl A aon L R e bioek, N, E. Cor, 16th v Bustman, 1511 Lea ‘"c.n':‘bnu‘hl. lflh TP Zonunt to, buy, sell, reat, ot exchan callon or address Gedrge J, Sternsdorf, room 6, opposite P, O. =1 (.} ERCENT money tolonn —cdsh on hatd -, DM, Harris, room 20, Frentzor block, o JERSONAL—If you havo & personal item, or any communication, drop it inone of The nessaje boxes, 108 FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. Ot SALE—Ele o1 tage at a DArgain Call before noon at 221 TPOR SALETwo thdibighbred ved Trish X ter pups, 5 months ola, Just ready to break. Enquire at 1304 N_ 15th st, 2014 of 6-room cote Alko premises to_re Seward st. ATE Chichering piano 810, ain: good reakon for selling 1 BBee office. 083 10§ TPOR SALE_A Snyder make open bugg cheap for cash, or will trade for top bugy. Geo. J. Sterusdoril, room v, opposite B,"0. Address it SALE-Planing mill machinery. 1408 Davenport st. Omaki JFQR SALE_Tce in car lots. Gllbert Tiros. Council Blufls, O3 OR SALE-—AIL kinds of home grown trees, suitable for this chmato, C. 0. Howard & Co., Omaha, Call at 10 G0A000 0 10D on business property at an ex- tra low rate. For particulars sea W. M. Harris, room 20, Frenzer block opp. JEOMAN, room 405, Paxton building, loans Dmoney o city property and farms. Parties wishing to build will "do well to see him Slo- man, room 405, Paxton block ) TQANS made o real estate and mortiages dbought. Lewis 8. Reed & Co., 1621 Farnam, 100D ¢ and farm Riley, 1519 Farnam. JBUILDING lonus. Linaban & Mmou-ym' ans wanted by A. K, 281 $rm.om to loanat ¢ per cent. Linahan honey, Room 58 Paxton block, LOMA om 406, Paxton buflding, will Fiake loans in any nt, for short or 1ong time. Short tim al founs a spectalty, Loans made on 1 ate. Commercial and It mortinge paper bought And sold. "All busi- ness strictly al. Come and see me, Sloman, room 405, axton block. 990 ONEY to loAn on furniture, horsos, wagons, olc. o on any approved security. J, W. Rob- bins, R. 208 Sheely blk, 15th and Howard, 233 Ma A van of orses, hurn on the installnient p trade for real estate or commercial pape or will rent same to the right party. Sloman, room 4% Paxton block sy ONEY toloan. Long time. George J, Paul, 600 Fo 00 am OR SALE—Cheap for cash, a good roadster 7year-old and almost new Columbus top buggy and naruess: it you want @ tine looking vt WL DAY you to investigate. George . Sternsdorft, Room 6, opp. P. O, 53 JAS fixtures for sale cheap, X sortment of the latest desi, which I will sell at cost. to J. C. Elliott, agent, 1511% Farnam'st. Have o large as- 5 In gas fixtures M. E. Free, successor o8 A new 6 seat Hockaway carriag nt Leo & Nichols' livery barn, Twenty-eighth and Leavenworth. Telephone 8i0. i T MISCELLANEOUS. PECIAL terms to merchants on team work; P promptness u specialty, Address R H., City, 42107 BAUTIKCL faces and forms guaranteed, Face leacher e fruckles, pimples and wrinkles. #1 pe . Book of receipts fo the complexion 2 5. Send 4 cents for cfr- cular. Madame Ruppert, 243 State st., Chicago 7 E have a party who will build a fine ware- honse on splendid trackage and lease for term of years. Will build to suit business ot lessee, Apply to Birkiauser & DBulmer, Room 18, Ware building. 517 10 HAVE a6 ft lot on um street between A and 2ith sts, a splendid location for u livery barn, waich | wiil lease caeap and buitd o suit lessde if dasired. George J. Sternsdortf, Roou 6, opo. P. 0. FHE banj taught as an art by € Deck, 8 {arnoy st. JOLLOW the rush to U buying u Salt Luke City 8*Inth st rly for chofe (FEOKGE J. Stermsdorit, room i, opposite P 0, X s some very desirable lots i various parts of the city that” can be leased on reasonable terms, Will build to suit lessee, g PPARTIES havt or houses th custome ton bloc < real estato they wish to sell, ront will find ready by calling on Sloman, room 405, 1 or rent; furniture f Dodge. X 910 T QN7 for, Destitute” Women and. Childr 8 Burt st. 40 1F fou nave un!mm(mrrmm calt_ onor ad- dress George J. Sternsdorfl. Koom 6, oppo- site postoftico 16 THOMPSON, Koom 112 Sheely bloc ___STORAGE UCTION and Btorage—\We are prepared to 15 of furniture sud other fon at our lurge salesroom Farnam st. Cash adyances made, We alkothe hext of storage facilities. Outside sules uttended, Omaha Auction & Storaue Co., I 955 86 JTORAGE—Saf PIRIAde! & Kidd UCTION and Storage—We are preparod to recelve consiguments of furniture and other oods for sale or storuge at our warchouse, 1121 ‘arnam st. Outside auction sales uttended. Omaha Auction & Storage Co, 57 86 102525 VRACKAGE, storage, lowest rates, w. M Bushman, 1311 Leavenworth. 264 SHORTHAND .AND TYPEWRITIND LHOKTHAND and short est and b atl o eveuin, time, Omaha, writing. Typewriting equipped in the good ' puying situs saions, *Ritdent ut Send for cireular, New Paxto Valentine's any Duilding, 20 6 ABSTRACTS OF TITLE ]‘ IN & CARMICHAEL furnisn complete and guarunteed abstracts of title to any real estate in Omaha and Donglas county upon short notice. ‘The most complete set of ubstract books in the city, No. 1500 Farnwm st, 209 M IDLAND Guarantee aud Trust Co, namn - Complete abstrac uralshed, 3 1o real estate examined perfectod & guiraiteod. WANTED-TO BUY. LD Books—Cash paid for second-hand books at Antiquarisn Book Store, 1413 Farnam. 20 07 ¥ you have improved busiess or residenco property that you wish 10 sell. call and ses Georgo J. Sterusdorf, room 6 cpposite postofice. # & ovpy VW ARTED 1 hveone party who wants o buy house and lot in Rountze place for I Submit an of it you want to se 1% Harrtson, 415 8. 15th 300 good build. W ANIED—To buy or wrade to ing that can be moved. Pleaso call on or address George J. Sternsdort, room b, 0ppo- site P, O, =3 W ANTED a 5 who want to bt house and lot w D) 10 85, trally forat 31, b, monihly, 1 sou, 41 bilance MONEY TO LOAN FHE Omana Financial Exchange, Roow 15, Barker blook, southwest corder of Lar- nam and 1ith st Muites a speciaity of short-time collateral and renl estate loans. Monoy always on hand in sums of $100 and up- wards o any amount, to 10un 0a approved se- curity. Sockived notes bought, a0ld or exchanged. Clear renl estate and cash to exchange for good first or second mortgnges. Loans made upon land = coutracts, stocl bonds, trust deeds, firstor socond morts&e se* curity, without publicity, delay or red tape Financial business of any” kind transacted promptly, quiotly and faiely.” Room 15, Irker lock Corbett, Manage m [0 Loan—By the undersigned, who auly proparty oranized loan ageucy in Omaha. Loans of 810 tor $10) made on furni- ture, plaios, organs,horsas, wagons, machinery, ete.'without removal. No delays. All business striftly confidential, ~ Loans so made that any BArt cau be paid st anv.tline, each payment re- ucing the cost pro rata, Advances made on fine watchas and " dianionas, carefully consider who fe: ALY NEW concerns are Persons should wre dealing with, as gily coming into exis- tence. Should you need money call and see me. W. K. Croft, ioom 4, W ¥Laell building, 15tk and Harne; 3 hurbs, ber of MOSEY o Loan—City and count rates, no delay. L P, Hammond, tonr bullding, 15,000 to loan on inside ey Mrst mortgages for sale. N 1506 Farnans it ount, eithel )[l-muun- or otherwiso, &b lowest interest and on short notice, D. V. Shole 210, First Nat'l bank, cc B. IREY —#5u),000 to Than on city propesty nd improved farm land. Frenzer block MONEY to Tend on ymproved real_estate, no commission cliarged. J. . Evans, 150 Dodge, 2 11 VW5 HAVE some private funds (o loan on aies Shos Hmg ot P b Ay poom 5. Cha yan, 1o 6, U. 8. Nat. Lank. v & 0 3 om0 Wl T, SR 11 Bl mrictly coundestiat . 1% TR S <R TR ON'T b ow money on furniture, horses, wagons, -etc., until “you bave seen C. I Jacobs, room 410, First National bsnk butlding, cor. 1ith and Faraam £ TMUNEY to toan; large and smail sums at low ratos, for short time, on real estate chatrel seciirity ; second notes bought; all finan- cial business strictly confidential.” People's Fi- nancial Excha Bouscaren manager; room 66i4 Barker block, 15th and Farnam. 607 @W0,00to loan on Omala city property at per cent, G, W. Day. cor Ex, bld., 28 MONEY toloan on_ furniture wagons, o withont reyioval or on collateral security Business strictly confidential. A. E. Greenwood & o, K1, Cunninghain block, cGr I3 & Jackson. TMIONEY to toan on tiorses, rurniture and other personal property or collutersl. Rates mod- erate: business confidential, Office S, W. cor- ner 1hth and_Douglas sts, _Entrance on 15th st, The Fairbank Investment Co. 280 Y to oan: cash on hand; no delay. J. W. Squire, ‘arnaim st., First N bank building. stato lonns 12 8. 16th JIMBALL A\ on et peyments ought. Champ #and_Ryan make lo: roperty at lowest rates, optional ., cash on hind, no Mortgnges itoom 6, U. 8. Natlonal bank JOASTERN money cheap. Liomce Philad M room 13, Board of T CHATTEL and col 118, ith st. Roon) D ONEY to loan on Omahaand South Omaha property, C. I Harrison 419 5, 15th st. 236 500,000—6 per cont. Money o 10an on mpro- ved farms or city property. James A, Wor man, at the old fird insurance oftice of N & Lovett, 220 8, 13th st. BUSINESS CHANCES. and best Long lease, 6 8% ALE equipped Must be soid. F‘In SAL ood stock of hardware at half price, Inquir 3 South 13th st or of Lee Clark, An 505 8 —Restaurant and bakery. Hest Business booming, od reasons, Add ~sXA L produciive notels m Omana. 11 88 The best located in the city Bee office, booming. yden, Crete Nel QOR SALL-Or trade, for good property, one of the I Address, X 38, Beo oftice. Jor e 1,200, ALE—Farnam Street restanrant, fix- lense and good will, for 8100, worth Tmmediate possession, store, ciean stock, former pric $00; nt price’ $100. Business trouble calls me ryand ico cream parior on Cum- 7. car, tobucco, toys and news depot in the Dbest location in the city, rent only &), price about #1.0 Call exily ot Co-operative Land and Lot Co. Nortu l6th st. 708 10 oy ; kS price of furniture $50. 2) roomed tlat, centrally located: rent $5: furniture for sal 23 roomed hotel In cliy; rent $141; price, 82, 11 roomed tlat on 1th st.; rent furnitu only 0, and_several otlier_cholce houses and tlats, all in good locations, with furniture for sale.” Co-Operative Land & Lot Co. 216 N. Iitn. 20 10 RARE business chance—Wanted apartner with money or security, (a doctor pre- ferred) to wholesale a line of exclusive druggists’ goods, #4001 worth now mannfactured and ready for ale tits, 3100 per Address tully with reference. W. R. V., 1406 Harnam st. the best pay- Very low xent. 67 10 "TY roomed hoarding house; rent only ‘ EAT market for sale. One A iug stands in the city, Address (811 5t. Mary's av ract books of Omaha and y, This 18 an established, rapidl, increasing, —business, 1mylu}‘ i lurge {nterest on tiié investment. For books and good will of the business, Omaha real es- tate or secured paper with a fair cash payment willbe taken. George W. Ames, 107 Varuan. AUR E Want to quit the business, [ Fione ! Address ifiou SALE—At a bargain, o stock of general merchundise in a live town. Address Lock Box B, North Bend, Neb. B15530° JPECIAL bargain inone ‘of the best paying Prestaurants in this city, tor special reasons; will %ell and not refuse any reasonablo offer. Co-operative Land & Lot Co., 205 N. 1ot st. W bod barg: Addr R EXCHANGE -Five room house and lot HOX178 feet, on South 1%th st. Nice home, Want an %0 acge farm. (. E. Meagher, room over Raymond's jewelry Store 0. 0 EXCAANGE- East ‘front lof, 1 block off paved st., for choap western lind, House lot in'Kountze place for farm., Fine east front lot, 1 mile from court house, for horse and phaeton. €40 acres of Franklin Co., Neb,, land for house and lot Lot and st for P House and lot cumbrances, place. Hanscom place lot and $2,000 cash for house and lot {n western part of city, Chas. R Woolley, 418 South'isth st. 484 12 HAVE real and persoral property of all Kiuds for trade. Cll and see'me. George J. Sternsdorff, room 6, 0pp. P, 0. B 290 acres of VWV HAT have ou to offer for timber landl n West Virginia, clear of in- cumbrauce, pecfect titlo, GoorgeJ. Sternsdortl, Room 6, opposite P. 0. =l tng,clearof encumbrances, rn fand, in good Towd town, clear of in- for house and lot'fa Kountze VWV HAT e vou o trade for 80 acres of (and unincumbered fn Junean county, Wis, §miles from county set. @. J. 6, opp Postoftice. V‘,’-\NTEllfl.nx|(l for lots, Paul, 1609 Farnam, ELR Sternsdorff,room 161 (3, % STERNSDURKF, Room 6, opposite P, + "0, hus some choice furm land to trad for city' property. Will assume light incun brances. 1 WAN’I‘EI\‘-A £00d Lorse, huggy and harness in exchange for South Omaha lots, George J.8ternsdorfl, room 6, onp postoftice. =0 RADES mado in real estate and Property. Se excliange book. and L, Co, 205 N, 10th st. Y 7HAT have you to trade for some north- Western oll Alock!? ” Address 1, lise oitce. TLL, give you &_good traan for an eight or ten room nouse and lot. George J. Sterns- dorfr, Room 6, opposite =1 IGHTY (80) acres ot and adjoining Lake Munawa, Counctl, Bluffs, Ia, This tract will make 400beantitul lots and is free from encumbrance. What have youto offer? Gleorge J.Sternsdorf roou v, opp P. O, 167 rsonal L " CLAIRVOYANT. DR, NANNIE v. Warren, clairvovant. Med ‘ical, business and test medium. Disgnosis free. Feinale diseases a spocialty, 119 N. 10tk at.. Rooms 2 &3 Tel. Y44, 2 FORSALE-REAL ESTATE. ], OUSEHOLD goods moved; und jammed walls Addry 28 City. PBARGAINS-We have two extra burgaius for ihis week, Oneat $,60 and the other at 8,500 M. A. Upton Company. 519 JHUR SALE Houses on tull lots from 8800 to 00, oi mothly payments, Now is your time to gt a home In spiondid locaiity. Come an luvestigae, F. K. Darling, 1621 Farnam SO cash Lot 14, bloc $0,000, 14 cash, it these cor no_br s I TOMAHA <Lot 14, block 77, 8, E. corner th and M streets, o-room hotse, 10,000, 3§ 8. E. corner 23th and M streuts, Hotise on this rents §15, werc on N street the sell for 80,00 each, M will be a hette than N in ' year from to-day. these corners will make se A. Upton & Co, JOLD—The following, advertised by thiese columns in the' last sixty days, would street Each one of en business lots, M. 803 us in have N. W. Cor. 40th and Farnam, addition lot, on Park ave, Louse and lof in Winsor Place, ith Omaha, ith, South Omaha, th, Bouth Omaha, acr I£ you want your, property kold don't inflato the price and list it exclusively with M. A, Upton Company, Omuha, Neb. 16 13 TR SALE-1y 1. 1 New d-room b ow 4-room hou: Sroom house and Fine lot, Hanscom Place, ut grade, Corner in Hawthorne at ireade, § Enst tront on Saunders, fine truif, $4,000. ans for handsome cottage (0 be bult on corner in Hanscom place; will be sold on monthly payiu ent plan. A share in Park Building assoclation, paid up; cly wooded lot; Investizate Hwnn 9-room house and good barn, Park ave., ans, 1510 Dodge, ayments, i, 500, ments, $1,80). e, on cuble; £2,500, Several haif lotsin easy reach of U. P, shops and street cars, on easy terms, Good, first-class farm land in Colfax, Kear- ney, Buffalo, Dawson, Keith and other counties. fine tract, 320 acres, choice hay land, | milg from county &eat and station, fenced, wéll and wind-mill; a decided bargain, 1 make a spectalty of choice lands in eastern part of state, J. B. Evang, 1510 Dodge st. 662 11 ARMING in_eastern Nebraska pays now. To those wanting to o on a furm we can il how to get good land with very liitle money, The day that this can_be done’ will soon be passed. M. A. Upton Company. J. STERNSDORKF, room 6 opposits post. « office, will sell you a good 4-room house on 16th street, 2 blocks south of car line, by pay. lng 840 casn. balance monuily paynionts to sul one wi This is a splendid opportunity for ting o cheap hom OR SALE—Ov exchange, 3,000 acres cholco well fmproved farming fand in northern Ne- braska, in lots to sult purchasers, Address L carg M. Lyons, 403 10¢ Ton xAm:fnrumla. house. oty Ii;nl{um. ngicies, cows, etc., 418 N. 21st s, Apply to Henry Gib: Wy l‘im ALE-House and lor, only #1,250, down. Dalance on easy terins. Pacitic st, Ffm SALE—My half interast in an estabe lizhed fire nsirance agency. 8200 required Adiress C 11, lioe. & DOR SALE cheap—Restaurant doluz a fine buginess on 414 North 16th, No cash re- quired to right parties, Possession gl y thine. Must be sold immediateiy. O SALE —or Rent—/lakes lunch business on a good cornes Cuming st NOR SALE or trade—A valuable invention, Willsell same cheap for cast, or will_ trads 1 real estut al estals paper, resson ng, my tine 10 give this attentl n make money out of t ., room 403 Paxton block OR SAL one of t 00 will, fixtw s west_of Chicago, with a trade of ¥ ear. Nothing but cush or first class tnincuimnbered real estute will be considered, Address C4, Bee oflice, 624 13 JPOR SALE- ALK earney, Neb. the furniture and lease of Grand Ceniral hotel. The sec- ond best house in the city, and the best located, being opposite depots. ~Doing a paying busit ness. Price ¥LK, Inguive T Brainara, Midway hotel, Kearne b, 24 Meap for o Fors b, N. V. Hotel and N , T N, 16th st.; good business; desirable locition, reason for' selling, have ss to attend to, Call on or address Marsh, 508 N. 16th st, Omaha, 631 of a char- st ofl 1ands ARTIES wishing to purohase real es or seeking investments of any kind will do Well to call on Slomat, room 465 Fuxton block, stock and fixtures uéarly new, rent reesonable, Addvess A 14, lice ofiice, 474 5 137 QoR complete. all centraily located, BRASKRA farms—Wo have some good 16 acro farms up the Elkhorn valley with $40 and 450 loug tme' mortgages aguiust them that from 500 to 3500 cash will buy the equities, is the time to invest in Nebraska farm lands, although selling cheap they are valuable and more productive than eastern land valued 8t four or five times our price. M. A, UptonCo good inside real estate ured real estate paper 620 acres o incumbrance, About 8 miles from Duluth, Minn., and about 4 miles from Superior City, Wis.; this will bear close investigation; remember Duluth and Superior are the two coming citios, Itwill pay to invostigate this, Sloman, room 405 Paxton block, [ S-We have some of the inest improved arms in Missourl nsas, Towa and No- v sale, M. Al Upton Company. 679 OR saleor trade fo or good e of land, {OR SALE—New room nouse, all modern Y lmprovements, near corner Woolworth and Virginia avennes, Hanscom Place, $4,600. 0, . 15th st 4 L £ ulllot and large 2-story hou: o oms, 0o well, cetlar, cfstern in n, good neighborhood, street cars, school and store close by, All new and compiete, 82,600, Small cash payment, balance monthly." Jjust'the place for & man of moderate means and lurie family, Come and see mo aboutit. C.F. Harrison 418 8, 15th st. 833 Go i bargains—Parties wishing to X ke good fivestments 1 Omaha or South Omaha property, to sell or trade a good farm orbuy & good established business in any line in thiscity, call upon I\ J. McCarthy, :;I:J S lou. 77 9% TG, Plocks trom cabls line, lot 30x119 to alle Nice -room cottage, small barn, lot funrn{, everything nice, one-fourth’ cash, bal- ancé easy. M. A. Upton company, 13 FoB SALE-Twill ucl peu & complete and Dbeantiful home forty (40 minutes by street car and #) minutes by horse and buggy trom 191 And Furaain for what. you would havo. 10 pay for a vacant 10-foot lot “in Hanscom Place or equa ®ood addition; my horse and car- riuge are at your service to show you this prop- erty. Come In to-morrow and soe me about it. %, Harrison, 418 8. 15th st 184 FOR EXCHANCGCE, ANGE-—Choice improved farn lands {n Nebraska for Omaha residence prop- erty or stocks of clean merchandise, Call or ad- dress W. A, Frye, R1, aw, cor, Iith & Farnam, 528 3 YOR SALE or exe nange--Farm of 434 acre Harlan county, Neb. #1600 encuwnbrance, Want suil unencanmbered farm in eastorn Ne braska. Dr. Hodgman, Burr blk., Lincoln, 600-53 1,001 stock of milinery in_Omaha, postofice outtit in lowa, pliotograph gallery, set of ab- stract of titlos, 6no good saloo, $,000° SLock O hardware, planing mitl, and & good stock of general nierchiandise, store property and dwell- iug, weli located in Nebraska. All of the above 1o trade for good real estate, and some of them require & part cash. Call ox or address Co-op- erative Laud and Lot Co, %6 N.loth sk, $W,0N worth boots and shoes to exchange for roal estate. Want 3 cash, balance in trade. i uclose stamp. J.' W, ki 1011 Maln stroes. Kansss City, Mo, (2] TED—Belck for clear lots, C. ¥, Harrl- i, 418 5. 15th st w —A beautiful residence lot in 1saac 8 addition; if you want a barcain gate. George J. Stornsdorff, Hoow 6, opp. 1. 0, 551 L‘()u SALE—Or exchangs, We have £0od Omaha real estate and Neb farms, wilch we will sell cheap or trade for stock of clothiag, furnishing gooqs, dry §eods, boots and shoes, groceries or hard ware, gnhlc:- inger [iros., 614 B. 10th st. w2 OUNCIL BLUFFS—We have some lots at the east end of tho new bridge that can be bought at a figure that will make purchuser money, M, A Upton Company. 519 some NLY & fow lots left in . & M. park addition to 8outh Omaha, What have you to offer? @Qeorge J, Sternsdorft, Room 6, opp..P. 0. %1 I HAVE a few choice lots In Orchard Hill lett which 1 will sell cheap and o loug ti Bloman, 405 Paxton block. WILL sell & limited number of lots n Sonth Omaha's B, & M. park sddition for the low price of §10. Remeiber a warranty deed given daya. G atok 880 ot aem Hiosn ol o *Call Gutok and ot arst chote L1 Toom 406, Paxton Nuf. ’ Y (OR SALE -y Dexter 1., ’nmmnn‘ at Ne braska’ Savings Lank, 10th and Farnamg & per cent off valus s 10 full lots at grade 6 blocks from postoM block, South Omaha, 8600 each, terms to suit} who ‘wants first cholce? 9 lots on Farnam atrect, east of Dundoes Piace, north o south fronts, $1,600 each and_ less, 6 nicest full lots in Bedford Place,south fronts, #1100, Lorins easy. tcorner lots ‘aud adjotning fn Liacola very cheap and terms to suit, A 10 ncre timber tracts 6 miles from Umaha $100 per acre, tragts by Florence, can't be Leat for small fruit, 860 per acre. Town the above as well A% lota in varions ade ditions, Inciuding ¢ lots on West Hroadway, Council Bluf Seo me for & bargaln, Dexter L. Thomas, at Nebraska Savings Bank, Board of Trade bullling. bl Probuyan tutfot and good ¢ Deasy torms and good location. room 210, First Natl bank, cor. nam 0 JOR SALE-Houses of five and six rooms, Your own terms, Paul, 1600 Farnam st, 398 9 oom_cottage V. Sholes, 13th wnd Far' DOR SALE or trade—%) acre farm nenr Omaha: good improvements; plenty of fruit; termis reasonable. Real Estate Ex- change, 2602 N st, South Oninha. 8 15 USINESS—16th street, corner, 4 blocks from Farnam, for s less than it is worth. _08x1 on Capitol ave, between 16th and 16th, at_less than value, M, A. Upton Company [ Notice to Lontractor: EALRD bids will be received at the office of 1 the Sceretary of the Board of Education of the School District of Cre Neb,, until Sept. 13th, 18, at 8 p, m., for the erection of the Crete High School, in Accordance with plans and specifications to bo seon at the Firse National Hank, Crete, Nob,, or at the oflice of Fowler & Beindortr, 'architects, 1500 Farnam -~ stroet, Omaha. Said bids should cover brick work, cut stone, plustering, galvanized fron, and tin work, sluting, mill work, ontering, pajnts ing, and all other work démanded, and the fur- shing of all the materials roquired for the en completion of the bullding, except steam ing. A certifled chock for $250.00 st ae company each bid. e board reserves. the right toreject any and all bids, By order of the Board of W.T. B ation. ANAN, Secretary, Notice To Plumbers and Steam Hoaters and Manuface turers of Llectrical Apparatis. Sealad proposals will Le received at the offic of County Clork Douglas County, Nebraska, until ¥ . m., Saturday, Soptember Kih 1888, for Steam Hoating, Prambing, and ete., for the ' new County Hospital Building Plans and specifica- tions van bo seen b oflice of County Clerk, ifled chock of 8500 to recompany each bid, ‘The board reserves the right to reject any and all bl el M. D, Roctk, County Clorik a.Bm&etos. s “PEERLESS DYES " FELL IN A BOILING POOL. Are the BEST, S0LD BY DRUGGISTS. How a Soldier Rescued a Ventures some Lady from Death, St. Paul Globe: General Thomas H. Ruge, commanding the department of Dakota, returned from a tour of inspec- tion of the sunitary condition of posts under his ¢l »,and found that con- siderable business had accumulated on his desk during hisabsonce. Among the communications awaiting his action was a reginental order from Colonel Peter T, Swaine, of the Twenty-second infar try, stationed at Fort Keogh, commend- ing Private Coyle, company B, Twenty second infantry for an act of horo- ism displayed in the Yellowstone Park recently. According to the statement of the comman- der, Coyle is one of a detail of sole diers in the government park guarding roperty, and stationed near Old Faith= ul geyser, which is well known to tour- ists who have inspected the wonders of the Yellowstone. A few days ago a party of ladics from the cast were doing the park. and ih the course of th ramble they strolled in the vicinity of the crater af the goyser,and one daring spirit essayed to penetrato the mysteries of a spot where frequent but fruitless efTorts bave been made TO FIND THE BOTTOM, She passed in safety along a narrow ridge, which divides a pool of boiling water, und peered into the depths of the dangerous crater a few feet distant, Iaithful geyser derives its name from the fact that every fifty-five minutes there is a discharge m its depths which replenishes the pool near which the venturesome tourist stood. Pre- monitory symptoms of an eruption are conveyed by a hissing sound as of escap- ing steam, and the day in question the tourists had been frequently notifled of this fact. Femalo curiosity, however, would not be bafiled, and the lady ap- proached nearer the forbidden groun which is a mere crust of limestone and sulphur formation. Soon there was the usual sign given by Faithful geyser of its intentions, and the lady {our[st. startled by the sound, shrieked and fell backward into the pool of hot water. About ten feet distant the crater yawned in front of her, and in her fran- tic offorts she was rapidly drifting towards the hottomless pit. At this juncture Private Coyle bravely sprang into the boiling water to the rescue of the unfortunate victim of her curiosity, and, unmindful ot the fact that he was being badly scalded, succeeded in sav- ing the tourist and himself, but not without terrible results, It was only about twenty feet across the ol, and the water was not move than three foet deep, but in an iucredible short space of time hoth the lady and her brave de- liverer from a horrible fate WERE TERRIBLY SCALDED and in a helpless condition were res moved to the Park hospital, where both are now under treatment. When tha lady fell into the pool she made an at- tempt to spring forward, and fell upon her face in the seething waters, und her principal injuries were found to be about the face and head, while her clothing had protected other portionsof her body. A few seconds and ull would have been over with her, for in her struggles she had approuched the brink of the crater, and a8 she grabbed with her hands at the nfip:\rmn rocky forma- tion it crumbled like powder. Luckily Coyle knew the dangerous character of thé surroundings of the pool, and amid the plaudits of a fow spectators Lo care: fully retraced his steps along the nar- row pathway to firm ground and sank unconscious beside the senseless form of the rescued woman, At regimental pa- rade that afternoon the heroism of tho brave fellow who hud dared so much in behalf of a woman was fittingly com- mended, and a story of the aflair sent to General Ruger, who will transmit the details to the secretary of war, Tt is proposed by fricuds of the lady that an appropriate awird shall bo made for the services of Private Coyle, and it has been suggested that a lieu- tenant’s commission would not be too grentnrevummnm for his self-sacri- cing performance. - What Women Must Contend Withe A certain married Brooklyn lady sat up until 12 o’clock one night last week waiting for her husband to come homo from the lodge. At last, weary and worn out with her long waiting she went to her bedroom toretirve, and there found the missing husband sound asleep. Instead of going to the lodge he hud gone to his room and never left the Louse. Such ave the troubles some poor married women have to contend with in this life, B The I o Sister's Style, Chieago ‘Tsibune: ‘‘Dear Luey,"” wrote the St. Louis girl to her marvied sistor in Boston, “since you went east you don’t seem to eare for us any more, Your neglect deeply grieves us all, Dearly as we love you we must try and (orgut you even us you have forgotten us. arbgra,” wrote the Boston lady in reply, “'it pains me to observe th ou use the expression ‘tey and fo 'y 10 forgel’ is the eorrest fovui,