Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 20, 1889, Page 7

oy NI A A4 0m e - i THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. APRIL 20, 1880, B ———— e e ) SPECIAL: NOTICES, OMAHA —_— No advertisements will be taken for these columns after 12:30 p, m. Terms—Cash In advanoe, e Ton Lo ok macriion. | Genta or ench 110 mens Insert| nd §1% per line psr month. [0 ndveriissment taken for less than 25 cents o iirst insertion. Seven words will be counted the line; they must run conseeutively and ust be paid n ADVANCE. All advertise- ents must be handed in before 12:3) o'clock D, P and under no circumstances will they b kon or discontinted by telephions. Parties Sdvertising in these columns and hav- i holr aniswers uddrossed in care of Tiw B 1 please ask for a chock to enable them to g ioir lotters, as none will be delivered excepton entation of check. All answers to adver. ents should be enclosealin envelopes Al advertisements in these eolumns pab. lied in botn morning aud evening editions of Wk BER, the circulation of which Aggregates ore than 18,000 papers dally, ana gives the ad rtisers the benefit, not only of the city circa- tion of Thx HEw, but also of Council Dluffs, Ancoln and other cities and towns throughout 8 #ection of the country. BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for these columns will be taken at the following b 1 thorized agents for T# Su special notices, and will quoto the same wates as oan bo had at the main office. j’i\nn"w*. BELL, Pharmactst, 520 South Tonth Broot. (C'HASE & EODY. Stationcrs and Printers, 118 South 16th Street. R FARNSWORTH, Pharma elst, 2115 Cume s 1ng Stroet. T HUGH Street. (L RO. W. PARR, Pharmacist, 18% Bt. Mary's Avenu BITUATIQ”S WANTED. £ iimmmnsnnmmn a8 assistant book- Kkeeper or stenograper,y active,tempera young man. Refe enished.’ Low sal- Willing to leave Address V. l'»Yj‘Jhlu. . Pharmacist, 624 North 10th ty. T ANTED—Situation 220 N, 13th st. JANTED--Sitnation by young man 17 years old to arive delivery” wagon or any Xind of work; speak German; good references. 2512 Duvenport, 010 vt ANTED-Position as traveling salesman ; long experience; good references. Address 1, Hec, W0 20 by first-lass man cook., 20 nts a position ot some kind. Have kept a furniture storo 4 years: &m cabinet maker; can talk and write German, Addross V (), D SeB-10 JANTED- tlons ‘from past Morsc, Kearny, Neb, VWV ANIED-A placo to do second work in Drivate family by a nice American girl, Callor address 8.8, 406 Williams st 51 in lumber yard; rlonce; capable of ‘man Hest reforences, and recommendas mployers., b JARTIES desiring experienced stenographers cun obtaln just the party wanted without delay or inconvenience from the Western Sten- ency, Laucoln, Neb. G69-mis Eraplic DARTIES desiring experienced male or female stenographers can obtain just the party wanted wiihout delay or inconvenfence roni the Western Stenographic agency, Lin- coln, Neb 473 WANTED--MALE HELP. WAN'I'I-ZI)—A book-keever; a good place for the right man; give references und salary pxpected, Address'V 06, Bee, T ANTED—Experienced milker at 4115 Saun- ders st, 916 QALESMAN canadd line of small samples in this ground. One agent has earned an aver. age of $00 per month fo; thers from 8100 to & Y ork city, A7 AN Roek work and good wages all summer L ing at Art room, No. 17, 220 N. 16, 89 W AATED--A large boy 10 ar 18 to tuke caro of lmo gentlonian, “Apply 1723 Dodga'st. 111-19 YV ANTED-A good carrings trimmer, stoaly WOIK by day or plece, guarantee work the year round to the right party, particulars apply to Lou Wohn, isentrice, 903 2 For farthor Neb, i" ANTED—A man to press ornamental brick by hand press. Address iver kalls, Wis, P. 0. Tox R47. 001 19+ GENTS-Wanted: Goneral and local agents to handle the now patent Chemical Ink Eras- ing pencil; greatest novelty ever produced; erasos ink {n two seconds; noabrasion of paper; 200 to L0 ‘Il‘l’ cent profit; sells at sight; terri- ry absolutely fiee; salary to good men. For forms ana full particulars address The Monroe rase Co, U, B, Express building, La Crosse, B04-200 Man towush dishes. TLoute & Broadway, Council Bluffs K86-20 ANTED T'wo shoemukers for second hand Work, 101 N, 10011 8t B0 VW ASTRD-A 00k and housekeeper in asmail family, Amiadle aged Indy pre- forrad, A permanent position and comfortable home for a competent and_responsible honse- keoper. Roferences required. Apply o Dickover, “Hub'" restaurant, I11south Lith st. X ANTED-For 1st class hotel in Coloradolady housekeaper, &5 8 diningroom girls, €207 1 for lunch counter, 3 fine ironers, #2: fare will be pald there, and if parties stay n ycar, will be paid back, Also for city, 6 cooks, diningroom Rirls, 3§ nures girls; competent woman to take | entire eharge 0 a baby, $2); nurse girl to tend baby during the day; girl for factory cook and housekeeper on & ranch, &° jection to & child: o0 girls for private families in'and out of city. Mrs, Brega, 814% 8. 1oth st. | or-198 VV ANTED Highest wagos pald for waist hands. M. A Waliace, 1510 Howai VWV ANTED-Good girl for general housework, iin family: must be good washer and froner, German proferred. 1715 Cass. 808 wflm'hh ~Waist_and skirt finishers, Miss Maggie McGonigel, dressmaker, 111 N 16th H05-10% st ‘rV"“iT D—Two competent lady instruct- resses for the Improved Singer Sewing machine. 1518 Douglas, i VWV ANTED--A first-class horseshoor, ono who can turn shoes: state wages wanted. Ad- dress Chas, Murray, Grand Isiand, N W Dodge ANTED—A compotent gltl in 601 B, 25tn st, W ANIED-TLady 1o solicit; must depost 210 and give security for money coliected Snlary $4 per month, Cail on or address G 8. Cline, 511 First National bank, _ an (31RI for general housework. — Apply 217 8. X 12th st. 034 EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS. M AN andwito on a farm, no objection to two AM children, two to cook for. #00 per annum., Mrs, Brega, 314 8, 15th. 953 20v MRS BREGA, Canadian “Emp A¥l15th. ~ Heference Umaha National ! i 45 m ONAnA Emp. burean. 110N 10th estabiishod §years. Most relablo in city.” Hy B W bite. ‘ [ ADIES—Information and employment par- lors; strictly first-class: perfectly retiable, Room 10, Bushman block, N. E, cor. Dougias and 16tn &t. 153-A 40 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. TV ANTED=Scoondhaud counters nd gl ving. Address V61, Bec office, #) 22+ '\\' ANTED—Everybody to examine the bar, gains offered by the Western R. E. & Mor cantile Ex,, room 14, Chamber of (7ommar(;‘a..r VWV ASTED=I0000 wormer to- use “Wilcox's Fancy Compound Pills." Perfectly safe and always ‘effcctusl, Send for dc *'Woman's Safo Guard.,” Wilcox Medical (o, Philadel- phia. 114 A10 °89 WANTED-TO RENT. 2D—May 1, furnished or unfurmshod ; family of two. AddressV 42 Bee, 08 W ARTED toront by family - of two, nn un- furnished cottageé in good condition con- taining 6 or 7 rooms: must have termsand lo- ;‘;AUH]I to receive any attention. co. FOR RENT--HOUSES, O RENT—May 1, a nice 6-roomed cottag furnishe the finest location in the eity beautiful lawn and siade trees; only 7 blocks from P, O.: on cable and horse car line. dress V 67, Bee offic [ JFOR RENT—argo furnished room for two gentlemen, #12 por month, fine summer loca- tlon, modern’ improvements and half bioc JOOR RENT new 11-room liouse with lurce yard and all modern conveniences, 215 Cul- ifornia st. Toor ki me ten-room and one eight- room house, all modern conveniences, liest part of city and within 5 minntes walk of post- office, Nathan arnam st. 942 FOR RENT-Nico without children; 5room house to family 521 N. 19th st, near Gruce, 038213 T RENT—Furnished cottage, 1310 North T seventh st., furnisned complete, fur- nace, 15t exphsure, soven rooms: and attic, ¢ C. H. Brown, 122 No, Twenty- Second st Immediate possession. ig-1x (6 OUSES contrally located whers the furni- ) ture is for sale. Co-operative Land and Lot Co., 205 N, 16th 8f 012+ OR RENT—House of all modern_imvrove- ments, perfect repair. - Inquire 712 N. 1t st nicely furnished for rent, 5 rooms, to business; references. il Sheely i T—10 clegant houses. centrally lo A cated, fine neighbornood, Alea. Mooré, #01 Eheely block 8 \OTT. 2 BOOM house for rent, city water, 207 Sheely block. 70 O BENT-Houso 11 large rooms, or the ground rooms alone. 807 Howard. 862 20 Room give 8 for a good permanent situn. Address E, H. D., 1 8. 6th st. 701 213 T ton. " JANTED—Local agents, also travelng salesmen ns side line, to sell on a good commission o standard baking powder and flavoring oxtracts. For particulars address Jock Box 685 Cinclimatl, O. BO8:22% SALESMEN wanted—3 men who hiave nad ox: ]-al'lvncn as salesmen in country to travel with us and sell dry goods in packuges on year's time in country; wages i a month and ox- penscs; clnce of raise to #125, This business ives good satisfaction, Come at ounce or ad- Froes Jones Bros. Manil, T e ANTED-- nergetic men and women every- Where for & genteel, monoy-making busi- ness, %60 woekly profit guavanteed easior than $90 monthly otherwise. - Experience absolutely nnnecessary, Permament position and exclus- Ive territory assured. £ samples freo. Writo for articnlars. Address with stamp, Merrill Me'g, B 53 Chicago. Th-m12) T ANTED—Gcod relinble men for detectives in cvery community. —Address Kansas Detoctive Bureau, lock box 23, Wichita, K 1 JALESMEN~We wisha fow mon tos ell_our goods by smaple to wholesolo and retail trade. Largest manut'rs inour line. Enclose L-cent stamp. Wages 8 per day, Permanent position. No postals answered. Money ad- vanced for wages, advertising, ete. Centénnial Men't'g Co., Cinelnnati, O. Bl4 W ANTEDMon to solieit; must depasit, 12 und givo sourity for' money collocted. Ealary 16 to £10) por month, Call on or ad- Bress Geo. 8, Cline, 11 First National bank. 4 7 ANTED—Agents to soll the Pig Puzzlo; everybody crazy to get one: sample by il 170; Stanps taken, A. A, Austin & Co., anu facturers, Providence, R. 1. ~ 208 m 2 “IAN iD-50 men for rairoud wor Washington territory; good wages and steady work. Apply at Albright's Labor Agency, 3120 Farnum strect, i POV Am. Dist. Tel. Co., 104 Dougla 428 ANTED--A good business muan to take the “ magagomont of i office in New York city, one for Detroft and another for Cineinnaty;must nvest 2,00, salary $1,0 per yoar. Adilress George 8. Cllne, Wagner block, Holney Ta. 'S wanted on salary, §ibper m ¢ nth, A and expenscs parl, any active man or woman to sell our ‘xwd- by sample and live at home. Salary punnymumuly and expensos in Rdvance. Full parficulars ana sampl ree. \We moan just what tandard Silvor WAN 2 iv ANTED—A voung or elderly lady to make her hoine “with fainfly of threo, Address with reference, V 52, Boe office, 97 'Gikn for general honse work, 2106 Douglas, ™ 048 215 violinist s wanted by a first class attraction now en route; excellent ment to any lady cap- rorcnesteal work, Address Clair M. Patee, Lancoln, Neb, 3 213 ANTED—Good girl for general house. + Loomis, 104 8 Wl&:‘h\'t. position work., Mrs. G, W VW aNte “for genoral housework, ¥ Apply at 616 South 17th st, No children. TANTED —Comnetent girl honsew ork, 23 Cass sttcet, TAOR RENTHoutes, cottages and untur- nished housekeeping rooms, Alea. Moore, 501 Sheely block. 1107 10 REN [—DBeautiful 8room nouse with modernimprovements, splendid location., Avply at once, C. F. Harvison, Mer. Nat. Bk i 825,420, n fo rent call and Nav) Bank. 789 OR RENT—Good houses at 30, #40,5) ands12 per month. 1f you w see mo. JIOR RENT—S room hous Hiogern improvements, J. Capitol avenu J{OR RENT—A cholce 9 room nouse, 1 t, ka8, clty water, furnace, bath room, cistern, large well equipped_barn, 2515 Capitol ave Inquire 2d houss eust of prenises or room 14 Omaba Natl bank bld. B, H, Robison. INT—Five room house, cornor Leaven- worth and 15th sts, Apply to Dr. Mattice, 1603 Dodge st. w OR RENT—Some new 6-room Millard & Caldwell’s addition, from postoflice, Apply eatly, 306% 50 16th st. OR RENT—House of 10 rooms, modern - provements, range, a large lawn; cheap to right party, Apply to £, A, Orchard, 1ith and Furnam sts i SRR i J1t RENT—14 room brick dwelling, all con- veniences, 216 N. 1uth st. 007 ()GUOD liouses for ront contrally located, «ffurniture for sale on time. Co-operative Land & Lot Co, houses in 134 miles S\mls\v'a;)d. 70 Vih_ T-room fiat, §3) month, Inguire at Tho Fair, 1t and Howard, 074 2 ROOM house with barn, ont a littls distance 0 per month, C. F. Harrison, Merchants Nat. bank bidg. 408 FRON'I‘ rooms; all conveniences: 2317 Douglas UIT of 2 furnishea rooms, modern conven- lences, § blocks-trom P. 0., private family, A. Hospe, jr. 1518 Douglns'st.”’ W9 {URNISHED room with board, gas and bath in'house, prices reasonablo, 5% Lenvan'th. Frnifisifin ROOMS—1302 Douglas stroct }?l'KNIHfl ED rooms, 113 8 20th nt.nul: ‘nw:lno. 24 5% (URNTSHED room for rent, all modern con- veniences, 2128 Harney st. W4 21F {OR RENT—Furnished room with board, suitable for two gentlemen. 1611 Donglas. 637 2% IT:T. Sand L1718 Dodge. 41619 {URNISHED room for rent; must give refer- XL enco,at191 Doage. __M0: JOR RENT—Good basement, 1515 Douglas st. t-class home bos FOR SALE-Draft horses, Dugey smali delivery muleks Wood's 1510 California, 32 URNITURE of 1-t0011 honse, incinding uf right piano, for sale ‘dibap, H010 n.v'emm_g: ] 40-2 [OR SALE cheap—One organ, in good_condi. Hon, - RRquire 442 8 Buth ave, " CoCn AN tons ico, Adam _ Roder, FOOR SALE-2500 tons Adam Neb. U352 miss OR SALE cheap—OHo horse, saddle and bridle; 442 8 24th a1 200 horses, and Salo Stad] ice. IRST-CLASS lot of saloon furniture and bar fixtures for sale at & bargain. Inquire of the First National bank, Aurora, Nev. HAVE a No, 1 Tuft's soda fountain, good as new, used 1 season, 8 sraps and 2 draughts, rice when new #4183 will sell for #200: great bargain. Wm, Somekin, Wayne.Neb, 874 10% FIR ASS wpright plano, very reason sonable, on easy terms; very fine _instru ment. 2010 Davenport. 830-22¢ YU RNISHED rooms for rent at 1516 _Dodge a2y wingle or en suita, bath wid steam; for gerita only. 1619 Howard. JAURNISHED room: JROOM with or without board. 1812 Dol OR REN1—Furnished rooms singlo of en suite, 1009 Douglas, s JOOR SALE—A gond driving mare, welght about 1,0 18 :0r would exchange for a good Dusiness horse 0) Ibs neavier, H. K. Hendee, OR SALE—Furniture and lease of 1 _room fiat. Room rented excoods rent of fiat, 1, Rental Agency, 310 Sheely block. T3 TAOR BA LE-Choap,a neariy new top buggy i lumbus make. A, H. Comstock, 812 8. lith. FOURNISHED rooms with firsi-class bos Dotglas st. “hoard at H2-24¢ JRNISHED rooms for rent, with board; must give reforences, at 1021 Dodge st, JROONS and bonra 151z Chicago st. 080023¢ house, JICE rooms #1.00 per week Peabody P\ g 393 a2s AN i th and'Jones. Jron ReN ‘—kront rooms at 1821 Farnam, 205 FORRENT--ROOMS UNFURNISHED JOOR RENT— of 5 unfurnished chambers fo Thousekeeping, #10 N 17th st. 800 2 70K RENT—A iandsome suite of three un- furnishied rooms 'With buthroomi and closet: 360 Sherman ave. ousekeoping rooms, unfurn- ishied or furnished. 07 Howard, = 861-20% OR RENT—4 rooms. suftable for house- Koening; references required; no children. Prico #1500, N. W. corner 1ith aad Webster st i {OR RENT Cheap-Building suitable for stove manufacturing or warehonse, 22x ), gas, water and sewerage, Saunders st v Oadfellows' hall. Enquire at brown livery stable, next door. o 2 QOR KENT—The 4 story brick buildiug with or without power, now occupted by The Heo Publishing Co., 91; Farnam st. The building hias a fire proof cemented basement, completo steam heating fixtures, water on all the floo gas. ete. Apply at theoffice of The Bee. | 01 [0t RENT 1218 Harney st. ca 1i oflice on ground f10of JPoR RN ing street; also Louse on Cass st. TETT W nics light 50103 Store and living rooms on Cum- Harrls R. & L. Co., Room 111, 1st Nat. bank, 814 QTOKE 407 with basement, Ramgo bidg, quire Frank J. Ramg [ {OR RENTStore 2 auire 1114 Jackson. {OR RENT— flo0rs 23x80 each, i brick build- Mg, with elevator, close to 'express office, cheap rent, just the thing for wholesaling, good location.” Apply Lo Geo- Heyn, 1108 Farnm st. In- 59 3 1118 Jackson st. Fn. L) LY you should list s Western R, B. & Mer. Ex., coom 14, Cham- ber of Commerce, 1t has 70 agencles through- thus giving you o0 property. U o3 call on 1 room 4111t Natl basik. 23 rty W TLISTyourproperty for rent with Remington L& Fiyo, Norttiwese Corner 15th and Fariiam. 900a2 k{1 {OR SALE—1 work team, wagon and har- ness complete, very chéap for cash, b1o PRROR Nike el Bion et 510 (OR SALE-Shafting, belting, pulleys, etc, €001 A8 oW, RIp $aw, cross-cut and band saws very cheap. 901 Douglas. s J EW bed room set and carpets for sule Inquire 2614 Capitol ave, JOR SAL ABSTRACTS OF TITLE b IDLAND Guaranteo & Trust Co., 15 nam. Completeabstracts furnished & titles to real estate examined,perfected & gunrn\l’\(;m‘d. BSTRACTS. Paxton bl OANA Abstract Company. 1519 Farnam s Most complete and carefilly prepared set of abstract books wud plats of ull real proporty in the city of Omaha and Douglas county. Jinahan & Mahoney, room 500 963 ~_MONEY TO LOAN G i PECK lous monog o Omaha real estato Building loans a speclalty, R 4, Frenzerb lk 9ilm1ss N ONEY loaned on unimproved inside Omaha renl estuto, <. W. Peck, . 4, Fronzer bloc! 0i0-m1xt TNIMPROVED and improved propert ) loans mado promptly ; money on hana. Richardson, s w cor 15th and " Douglas. " OANS made on Improved and ummpioved dreal estate at lowest rates, by Odell Bros. & Co. No. 812 8 16th st. B85 100D notes, short or long time, unsecured X orwith mortgage, bought anywhere in Neb. or In. _Quick loans, city or farm. Cull or write W. L Selby, R. 18, B'd. 1" S0l JBUILDING LOANS—We will buy lot, or vay incumbrance on your lot and build for yo! small cash pagment, balanco in_ ensy monithiy payments: in case of deathi we cancel the en- tire indebtodness. M. K. & T. Trust Co., First Nationai bank building. €215 H.. ® COLE, lonn agoni- 106 (CHOICE city loan Counctl Bluffs, WAlL'quote very low rates for the next few days. Indealing with us, you deal direct with thoe lepder. We lcan yoii our own mouey in all cases. No delays. Both principal and interest payable av our oftice. Contral Loan and Trust Co., 15 Farnan st. v 090-22 W E WISH to” by Fomo_good first more: gages; will also foan on good real es- tate security. The W. O; fves Co,, 313 § 14th st. UILDING ditional char neys’ fees, N§ 7 o, 10 A ges for ‘eoinmissions or attor- W. B Mlelkle, Virst Nat. baak bldg. ' 653 ']'rn.'mxt ‘a8 y roo1n 20 Irenzer blogk, opposit i\’a.\'r % nouses at_onco for which wo can furnish good tenants. Liat your housss with the L& S Routal Agency, 30 Shoely blk. YOU want o buy, sell, rent or excnange, all on or address, G. J. Sternsdorff, rooms 317 and 18 kirst National Dune building. 15 EO. J. PAUL, 1600 Farnam st. houscs, Wistores, ete., tor rent, ) VWVE give special attention to renting and collecting ronts, 1ist with us. H. E. Cote, room 6 Continental blo T NOR RENT—Houses in all parts of the city. J.J. Gibson, No. 3, Creiuhton block, 064 J .3, GIBSON'S now system of renting houses, +No. 3 Creighton block. 0k MISCELLANEOUS. bought the outfit of late P. Boyer, am prepared to do heavy hauling of al kinds; safes o specialty. Chas, A, Movs So. 10th st Telephone 523, Wik “take horses to pasture at Gilmore. Price 82 permo, D. A. Young,Gilmore,Neb, U16-m17% Tfls banjo taught as an art by Geo. K. Gel- lonback. Apply at Bec Oflice, i) LOST. i T OST—A locket containing nair ana picture, o finder will be rewarded. John 11 With Gibson, Miller & Richardson. ST—From Dundeo Place on Tnursday night, at about 12 o'clock, one monse colored horse, clipped, with harness on, Finder will be Iiberally rewarded bo returning to Dr. J. V. Cornish, corner 2'th and Lake sts. . PERSBONAL. O RIVATE course in fencing, hoxing or fancy club 'swinging, 810, Address 114, Bee officé. 20 migs TRANCE MEDIUM—Mme. Sandall, the young Swede, tells full names of callers and ihe” full nwmo of your future husband or wife, witn date of marriage, and tells whether the one you love is true or false. Not a fortune teller, but & young spirit medium. ~Madamo oes fnto a perfectly dead trance, Will bring ack tho parted husband or lover, uo matter it they be 10.00) milos away. Will'guarantee to settle family quarrels, Parlors up stairs, 408 N. 16th st.. third floor 65 20t iy "STORAGE. i'rd!immfiu low rates at 112l Farnam st Pomaha Augtion & Storage Co. 1 TP RAGKAGE, starago, Towost rates, W, M Bushmas 1 Lenvenworth, 0., storage, Toom flats on N. I7th st. 812 and $13: one 5-room cottage N, Iith st #14. Apply to Green & Williams, 15t Nat. Bauk Bullding, o (OR RENT—To an elogant lady flue new K tuts, Nrteen or tharty rooms, for first-class tamily boarding tu chofce locality, ~Address Box 3% city % P TOR RENT-—Elogantly furnished rooms with all modern iinprovements, at 64 8. I3th st. ———— e _4smg URN[SHED ouse for vent n Fark Torrace, opposite Hanscom Park; all modern con. venlences. Inguire Leo & Nichol, 2%th and venwortl [ L Fvuufi.\"l‘- #-room modern \mproved louse, A 1loculigys rent moderate. Apply to M 1001 Earnam st. ey LEN Cottages, & rooms, 27 Charles und 1624 8 0th st. Inquire at room 213, !bl()&.l st gl SR 205 B il uuA_ Fun RENT-Whon you wish to rent a houso, store, o office call'on us, H. K. Cole, room 0. Contiriental Uik, b3 Togn, BENT-h -roon: Elgutter residonce, 2107 Douglas st., all modorn Lmprovoments, In- quire 8. Katz i 905 ~_FOR RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED- [OR RENT—Furnished room with all modern cony fences, 724 8 19th st £) DOR RENT—Nicely furnishod rooms with or without board; 51D § 23th st. V30 241 NOR RENT—Pleasant south front room, 1913 Capitol avenue, half block trom cable line, [ PURNISHLD rooms 10 rent as 8205 8. 18th st, XAl modorn convent ences, TS JFOU rooms, B, 1813 5. 154k, near Dore w213 416 Farnam ANTED—Girl for general honsewors. ply 1301 Chicago atrect. [ A ladies wishing ting Lo call at my Adums Tailor System, 'he valy one that drafls the entire garment on 0 1ok requires no refitting: cutting, mak- ) n1 taugrhit: Lest lons giveu day or eveningi satisfaction guarantee.; cvtiing Aeslgiing done; il cut, M M, B ycll, 00w 316 4ud il Bues.oy IGeK, It und waid, TN choel 10 investigato tL O FUis ED (rontrooms sAgle or en suite, &in coltage, With beautitul shady lawn, 414 N 1t st 1121 O RENT—Furnisbed sleoping 0 #2.30 por woek. 57, 80 Howard (URN I HED roon: Bt Clair hotel, cor 15th and ds IS UL ef east roomws suitable for gentiemen or Piady aad gentleman, board desirod,brick resi- dencs, mudcta lmprovewents. 616 K 1th at. CLAIRVOYANT R. NANNIk V., Warren, ciairvoyant cal and business mediuni. Fomile a a speclalt) 119 N 16th st.. rooms 2 and SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING ’1\]"\‘ Standard Shorthand School, having pur- chased Valentine's Shorthand Institute, Pax- ton block, opp. public library, is now the larg- cet, best_oquipped, exclusive shorthand school nthe west, 1% graduates in good sitnations ‘The schiool 15 in charge of Mr. R. A. Smith, a stenographor und teacher of many years pric- tical experience, Twelve No. 2 Remibgton L{pe writers in use. Send for circulars, 4] (SHONTHAND and Type-wsliing taught the Pmost practical way at the Omaha Commercial College. Heun Pitman system and Remington type-writers; students complet menualin two Weeks, and write from 00 to 100 words per min- ute in three months; practical oftice drill made s specialty. Instructon in grammar, spelling and writing “free. Address Rohrbough bros., Omaha for circulurs, 7 mi BOARDING. BOARD and destrable rooms, furnished or unfurnished; close to street car. Mrs. C, P, Storvs, 2414 Cass st B10 220 WANTED TO BUY. W ANIED-19 purchase half interest in Jlumbing and steam ftting business, by practical man, Address V 46, Bee office, 787-203 VY ANTED—To buy, house o move; address V'41, Bee. 019¢ 00d commercial paper, 8 16th st, P To buy K. ©. Patterson, 3 y T ANTED-Furniture, carpets, stoves and bousehold goods of all ‘kinds, Omaha Auction & Storage Co., 1121 Farnam, 960 FOR SALE--MIS GELLANEOUS. A NE Cabinet Grand rosewood oase n vight plano for $162.50; cost when new HOJ: only used oneyear; m ust be sold Al give time on vart of i If desired.” Address V , care Umaha Le wm 1 NOR SALE--Good work team, wagon and har- noss: set carpenter tool host: full set aargical instrunients, nearly hew; Lousebold te, O essy payments. J. J. W (1kinson, LI A Er TP FOU want monay? it So. don'thorrow ofore getting my ratos, which are the low- est on any suw from $dap to 210,000, 1 make loans on househayd goods, pianos, or- gaus, horses mules, wggons, warehouse' re- celpts, houses, leases, ote.. in any amount at the lowest possiblo rutes’withiout publicity or re- moval of property Lo#ns can he made for one to six months and you can pay a part at any time, reducing both principle and interest, 1t you owe a balance on your furniture or Lorses or have a 10an on them 1 will take it up and carry it for you as long as you dosire, 1t you need monoy you will find it to your ad- vantage to see me betore borrowing. B, K. Masters, room 4, Withnell building, 1sth and Harney. 359 NY amonnts loaned on furniturs, pianos, teams, eto. Notes bought at loss than usual Tates, monthly payments reduos interest, Key- FOR SALE-REAL ESTA' {OR SALE-A private bank in southern Nebraska, Addrest to M. Catudal, Camp- bell, Neb, W3 m 3 #tone Mortgage Co., room 208 Sheely bik, 8, 15t ONRY Toaned for M, #) or 89T mi* MRt onaear soourity; ost; business confidential, J J. Wilkinson, 1417 Farnam st* 1090 JOANS on tusiness property, 5,000 to £30,000 Jdwanted, Provident Trust ' Company, room 808, First Natfonal bank bullding. 118 TM ONEY #loans nogotiated at low ratos with- out delay, and purchase good commerolal {!lr‘ T and mortgage notes, . Sloman, cor, 3th and Farnam. 100 ONEY to loan— Lowest rates. Loans closed promotly, H. B, Cole, R 6 Continental block. 106 Dox T horrow money on_furmiture, horses, WAgONS, ote., Or collatterals until you see ©. B. Jacobs, 410 First Nationai bank lnl\ln“l:n. MUNEY toloan; casn on hand; no delay, J. AYLw. Kquire, 1210 Farnam st., First Nattonal bank bullding. 108 JPEOPLE'S Financial Exchango—The tairest, quietest and most liberal money ~exchonge in the city; money loaned witnout delay or publicity, it any amount, large or small, at tho lowest rates of interest, on any available se. urity ; loans may be pajd at any time or renewed orlginal rates. 0. Bouscaren, Mgr., room 5614, Barker block, 15th and Farnam. 104 PHILADELPHIA NMortgage & Trugt Co, fur: Ilsh clicnp enstern mohey to bortowers: purchase securities, perfeot titles, accent loans at their western oftice, George W, P.Coates,room oard of Trade LI} QEE Sholes ¥ making your lonns. TVIONEY to loan, _Harris R room 411, First National ban k. AY 7 ANTED--First class insic rates. Call and son us, ment Co,, It. 1. Barker bik, 1ith & Farnam, BU SINESS CHANCES 01t SALE--Tn one of the best towns in east- orn Neb.: clean stock of dry goods aud clothing: will take part trade, Address W, F. box 26, Rul Neb. Uil 24 {01 SALE—Good barber shop in_thriving town of About 80 nhabitants ; the only shop; i reasons for selling. Addross lock hox i, Cedar Raplds, Neb 040 21§ room 210 First Nat'l bank before o & Loan Co,, [0) loans. Lowest Mutual Invest- i JROR SALE10-room honse in Kountze plnce, outh front with all modern fmprovements: barn room for four horses, Will take part trade either in land or vacant lots, W. K. Homan, room 6, Frenzer Bk, 50831 [YOR SALE—A beautitul south front lot in Orchiard Hill. For & person that wants it for A home I will build & home on this lot and sell 1t on easy terms at cost of lot and improve- ments. W. R Homan, room 6, Freuzer Bik, \ 8002 MES, Douglas County Abstracts. 50 Farnam, In sellinglots on a_payment of 815 down and Daiance in easy montlily payments a great many people here in Omaha have made money, and It you want to be convinced as to the valie of theso lots wo are nuw selling on such easy payments Come and seo them, hey are in the city’ limits, They are N0t in & swamp, They are on high ground, They overlook tho city. 200 Houses are building, They are 2-story houses. o can seo this, It costs nothing. There 18 no buncombe. These are A 1 lots, And people buy tiem. Come and {nvestigate, #15 down and 10 & month, Don't delay. Save your See tils gr Remermber you eannot buy a lot in surround- ingz ndditions for less than double what we are now selling for, and if you know a good thing when you see it you Wil Buy o1 theso easy torms, Yol can soe the Improve- ments now Helng made on this ground and no one can sell vou sich 1ots At our prices or on our terms - If you doubt these statements cone and oney. und. Sce For Yourselves, for all statements here made will be verifled, and if you really want to make some money., to save some towet Al e 13 a safe and sure chance to do so. A farnam. TAND I haveld, Wi ncres of cholco Earming Jlands in eastern und middle Nobraska,which 1 willsell at from 5 to #12 per acre. Will mako spocial price for the whola 10,000 acres 1f taken inwlump, Geo. H. Peterson, 1412 8 13th st., G, CONF 5 hotols_and_other chances, Co* operative Land and Lot Co., 25 N. oth st OR SALK—$10,000 stock of merchandise on casy terins. V 62, care oo, 90 TOR SALE-Stock of general moerohandise involc e £, For particulurs write to Loc Box 62, L oup Nebraska. w0 21% or trade—2 h. upright Doilers 20x 0 £r. Tron lathe, iron drill press, 2) b, encine and boiler, 8 h. engine and boller, § h. ipright engino, 4 B, upright bofler, 24 hand shafting and pulleys, "Sprague & Co., Councll B Ta. EED STORE In one of tne best 1 Military ave., ucross the bridge. store building with 5 rooms up stairs, Inquire at premises or at the 0. R. K. & T, Co.” 8%-10t BARGAIN—For snle, at Haryard, Neb. a first-class steam elavator, fead-mili, eribs and coal husiness, Apply up to 2nd instant to ations on A good Patrick Egan, Lincoln, S99 {OR SALE—Dakery ectionery ina town of nine thousand (1000, good trade, Jocatlon, etc.; venson forselling 'want to retire from business. Inquire at 1110 Howa Omaha, Neb, B JOOR Sar Restauran furnishe boms, 1120 Capitol ave. > 2 A NEW roller mill for sile tn u good whent Dbelt, and good market for tlour, ~ For terms adaress F.J “Andreas, Gordon, Neb. Ksa27t G700 to B0 waited o Bt Tt # gool Dust D "ness; first class security and good rate of interest paid for short or long tine. tuke partner. For purticuiars addross U Bee office. 1 Or will 42 JALOON for sale il 000 of tho best Dusiness »Ycenters in Omaha,cheap. | Imust leave the city. Addres T OTEL for sal amonth rent. Norcatur, Kn FIOrEL man w Qollurs to invest; house all furnished and business that wiill pay out in 15 months; titie perfect; no incumbrance. Address M. A. Mc- iinnis, or O. C. Churchill, Steriing, Cold 708 a23t JHARDWARE for sale—Small neat stock. Tin shop in connec ust be sold at once for Addross 0. M. Vaughan, Fleming, Colo. 521a19% MEMBERSHIP i the Omaha board of trade can be had choap at Room 22 U. 8, Na- Honal bauk butlding. [ cash, — FOR EXCHANCE YO EXCHANGE—Clean stock of dry goods and clothing for boots and shoes. Address W. F. C., box 24, Rulo, Net RCHARD HILL loans at 116 Sheely buiid- ng at elght per cent straigat. Samucl Tate. 334-m} 1,000 O #5000 on improved city property; can be paid in monthly installments: dent cancelled in case of doath will loan 50 o 60 per cent of cash valuation. K. & T.7 First National bank b Y 1o loan u real estate 1In Omaba and Titles ana property examined b made at once. Cash on hand. Dates, Smith & Co. room 203 Rtamge blang. Bl0-mi 3100 and upwards to loan gn good inside city property. No-delays. W. Farnam Smath, 2) Farpam st 3527t $3% 3To loan on 1arms and city property. Geo. J. Paul, 1099 Farnam . st. L outh Omuha, us and loans §,GO0D nols for trade, locatel 2 in dand one in Neb. Also some good farm land for houses and lots in small towns. Co-opera- tive Land and Lot Co,, No. 203 N. lith st. 91221 Fnu KXCHANGE wepper outfit. Address with particulars, E. §. Joln- Dak. 003-19) ORI TRA] house and lot or good vacant lots for horses and cows. W. It. Homan, room 6, Frenzer Blk, BU3-21 EAUTIFUL Denver property to for enstern property. Dexter2s Es: Denver, Col. MPROVED or unimproved sale) for lots or resident property in gooa cities. Address, liox 04, Platsmoutt, Neb B1* ston, Mt. Verno; (Y, Financial agoncy will Toan you monoy /on horses, furniture, jowelry or securities of any kind. 1306 Howard ‘st., corner s.mx.'uulxlz. m 117 TASTERN trust fandsto loan on improved real estate in Omaha; Iarge loans proterred. E. 8. Bisbee, First Nationial bauk building, 20621 JPECTAL fund of 310,000 to loan at redu rates on furniture, horses and wagons, Loan Co., 118 8 1ith st. 990 DEOPLE'S Financial Exchango—Large and smallloans for long and short, tims, at_low- est rates of Interest, on real estate mortgage notes, chattels of all kinds, dinmonds, watches and jowolry, Don,t fall to call it t fair and “cheap accommodations, 0. ren, Mz, Toum 0915 Barker bk, 16th wnd Farnam. MGQNEY toloan on tmprovea proporty at firs- hands. No application sent away for apy proval. Socurity and titles examined freo of charge to bortowers, Lombard Investment company, 309 8. 13th st. [ CAN make W Toans on first-clas securities at reasonable rates. W. K. Potter, room 10 Barker blk. 007 ]plilé’r mortgage loans ut low rates and no { delay. D." V. Bholes, 210 First National huni. ONEY to loan on furniture, horso 6te., or on any approved Security, d. W. Bobblsis I 206, Siieely blk., 10t and “Howied. MO’NM\' to Loan—We areready for applica- tions for loans in amounts from #%0 to 810, 000 on improved Omaha or Douglas county real estate. full information as to rates. Loans promstly closed. Good motes will bo purclased by us, Call upon us or wyite. The McCague Inyestment Co, 105 N H.* - i 3 PER CENT money to loan.—Cash on hand. WM. Harrly, 1 29, Fgnger block, opp. ¥: . it % P e ONEY to loan in largg sums at the lowest rates;no dolay, R, €. Patterson, 315 8 1th, 30 1 - Toun ageh S¥h 108 ONEY to oanon reat estate; no commis- slon. W. A. Spencer,Koom 8, Bushman blk, g o bKiaZ] N EBRASKA Mortg. Loaa Co. will mako yous loan on housabpld goods, horses, ., Wagons, land ' éontracts, e fowlry, ar'socufiion of any kind. without publicity, atFeasonablo rates, Room 7, Rowley biock Seuth Omaha, Hooms b18-610, Paxtondseck, Omana, Nlo (), ¥ HARRISON loans moucy, lowest };les. RUILDING loans. D.V Sholes, 210 First Na- tional bank, "2 TLQANS modeon real estate and mortgages bought, Lewls 8. Reea & Co., 1621 "‘Il’nfiéfl. ONEY to loan, 0. ¥. D: vis Co., real estate and loan agents, 1606 Farnam st. 101 Bl ILDING loans. Linaban & llwmy.“' c* HARRISON loans money, lowest rates. S0t loan at 6 per eont. Linalian & Ma- honoey, Room 608 Paxton block. 110 OANS wanted on Omaha real estate. three Jand five years' time, optioual payinents, favorable terms and rates, applications and titles passed upon by us, and loans closed promety: Kunbail, Ghamp & Iyan, room 6, U, 8, National Bank Buailding, l’"g‘l‘lu lll. m ONEV loaned uou\znrm[;kr}){;t_d‘fl}lldl m};fié rcal . W, 3 , Freunzer voal artat Pocl uzer bl 0R EXCHANGE—4 room houso and lot, 50x 1%, in’ Walnut hill; want good furniturs or vacant lot. A fow vicant lots in Benson for lots n in; live stock or personal property. . ‘Thres good fmproved farms, slightly incnm- bored, for house and lot, vacant lots or per- sonal property. What liave you to offe V 59, Bee ofiice, BAZ-20H DESIRADBLE resiaence lot with house, one block from Electric Motor line, 100x160, in Council Biuffs, for Nebraska land,’ 1. O, Bon- hirm, 623 Third 'st., Council Biufls, 816 21 0 EXCHANGE—Improved and unimproved land in Nebraska, Kansas, Towa, Colo., Wyo. and Dakota 1t room 14, Chamber of Sonnenschein & Valontine, Mgrs. JEVERAL farms in different localit chango for building lots, Westorn Land ana Loan Exchange, 812 8 16th st. TR 20 {OR EXCHANG E—For desirable residence property in Owmaha, any or all of following: 40 cholce Inside vesidence lots in Hastings. 10) lots in Lincoln, 610 acres fino farming 1and, Laneaster county, Fine vesidence pro]ler(r', Lincoln, Good rental property, Lincoln. Choice family residence, corner, Los Angelos, A neat residence property in Hanscoin Placo, Also, some good mortgage notes, Address, giving location and price of prop- erty, J. E,'IL, care Baum Iron Co,, 1217 Leaven- worth, l, QR EXCHANGE Dakofa, Hund county ! What “have you to offer' fora good farm here, slightly enicumbered? Dukota lands are rising in value, and fts destiny cannot be dis puted. Wil tike vacant lot of improved prop- erty and assume somo encumbbance. G, J. Sterusdorff, rooms 47 and 1%, Kirst Nationai bank building, e 02 MOR EXCHANGE—Eighty acres of the finest timber land in Wisconsin, clear of encum- brance. What have you to offer? (. J. Stern dorfr, rooms 317 and 815, First National ban rer TEW 2-seated fine carriage or top buggy for mortgage city oF county Warrants, or any good nnsecured notes, W, L.Selby, R 13 1'd ‘Trads 457 STATE TR SALE=Ninoroom honse, bara and lov in Hanscom Place; also 2 houses and lots fn Bunny Side, Harris, room 41, Ist Nat. bank. 032 OR SALE or Lease—Frame building abou {4050 with threb yoears' leaso of lou9li Doug us st, o CWWHAT FOOLS we snortals Do buys ten-room house with Antigue and natural cherry finish, side board {n dining room of swme with all latest modern conyen- iences: nicoly decorated, stationery laundry tuos, and s gem of & house all through, tronfand €ull dov on Guorgla ave.” u quick: party golng to leave cliy. #),000 buys [x145 on corner 7th and Farnam sts.; east front and best bargain for money in theclty: both streets paved #1,000 buys elgnt-room nouse and barn and sl latest conveniences. East {ront on o, ith street, Take good lot in part payment. (00 buys 8" good six-room House on easy, rins, x1i7-foot lot in West Omaha to exchange ear, for good house. 1,600 buys & good new b-room louse and fall lot on easy payments. 37,000 buys a splendid house, 8 rooms in Kotintze Placo on linney street, or will take sinaller house in part paymont, #1700 buys & good house and lot cn Grant near 20th street. Take this quick, 84,600 buys g0od s1X-re01n houss With all con- ences, ‘Take good clesr farm or &2,0M; ulty in one us part payment. haye wagon loads of good bLargains efther for male, trade or (glve away cheap) to sult the most fastidious. Get & move on'yon some time and come in. D, V. Bholes, 210 1st Nav'l Bank. “To not know & bareain that we soe, 048 mil TOR SALE—Lot 40x100, south of rair grounds in Kirkwoody “price $1,200, ono-fourth cash. J.H. Loomis, 1420 Wirt st, 518 253 )R SALE—The cheapest house in Walout Hill; only one block from Dr. Mercer's vie- gant residence; 10 rooms, all modern improve- ments, fult lot, price #,000; terms, $1,500 cash, balance £ per month, W. R. Houinu, room g, Frenzer BIk. K321 0R SALE—Tho fluest residanco site in V Omaha: just south of Farnam on street: a corner 195X 187 with 157 feet frontago on paved strect and joining the hanasome resi- dence of Kirkendall on tho enst and Brady,Eas- son and Martin on the South; a porfect gom and garden spot for an elegant honie, Hiney and S1st streets, on pavement within three blocks of the court "honss: room for seven fine houses that would rent a8 rap- idly as completed. A splendid permanent in- nent. nam_and 221 streots, BOXIS2 With now ory brick storo building, rented to good permanent tonants, Rental receipts #,20) per year. * Sixteenth street moar Nicholas, frontage 61 feot to alley. Good usiness property. Furnam street between 35th and 3oth, front- age 48 or o south front, 1 block from pavement and strept cars. vonue, opposite Hanscom park, H0X15, price §2,0), easy terms. Paddock Place, trackage, 69x112, 82,000, casy terms. 16th street south of Vinton st., lot for salo or trade for mdse. or zood farm land. 2 8. A. Sloman, 1301 Farnam st. 256 OR SALE—Now 6.room cottages, finished ! hard wood, eity water, cesspool, cemented cellar, walks, fences and outbuildings; all com- ploto ‘on monthly payments. Will take good vacant building 1ots as first payment. W, R. Homan, room 6, Frenzer Bk, 803-21 NCONVENT Place—5 of the best lots for salo, 25 per cent cheaper in price, and on casier terms than any other property offered in Omaha. especially tine lot fronting on St. Mury's avenue, will be sold to atly responsible party that will Duald o reris that will suit, Here 15w chanee to secure buflding lots in the heart of town at yaurown terms wid at the lowest prices ovor offered. Ames, Sole Agent, QR SALE ot I An 07 Farnam st Impr ok farmof 500 acres, in eastern Nebraska, near market; also new 12-room house, with all con- veniencos, 1 desirable residenco portion of Omana. Andrew Bevis attorn 422 and 423, Paxton'block, Omaha, Nob 957 T you wish to soll, buy or exchange proper Lealon'thio Wettern i, E, & Mor. Bx.. rooin 14, Chamber of Commerce. Sonnenscheinl & Val- entine, Murs. VALK of bargains! Gaz : cornor 3ith and Hamilton, fronts i at grade, for $4,250. This 18 bed-rock; n fckel less gvill” ever buy 1, and it must be grabbod sooat that price. M. A. Uplon pany, 1ith and Farna JUTH OMAH A a number of good lots in various additions that must bo sold atonceanlcan be bousht at pricos that will suityou. G..J. Sternsdorif, rooms 317 and 318 First National bauk build 96 JOR SALE -Nice new fi-room house, barn for 4 horses, well and clstorn: everytivng first. class; fuil lot, in Bedford Place, 20 feet from State street (JUth st), §2,200, #100 cash, balance 1, Zand 3 years: or #2,000, #1,450 cash, b years, M. A. Upton Company, 16th atd Farn 804 WORTIY o your attoution, ~ Now boung completad on 2)th st, north of Leaven- wortn st, two houses convéniont to business, very roomy, grate, mantel, furnace, gas. huth, tollet, 2 water closets, stationary wisn tubs, hotand cold water, five bedrooms, 10 closets; 5,50, 01 torms to suit. Telephono 227 or ominan, Omaha's lnrgest varioty of Wag- ons, carringes. otc., east side 10th st, north of Nicholas st. 432 X150 ft, east ana front, corner 3ith and Howard sts., Dlock west of Coe'’s und Kirkendall's fing' re dences , two blocks from paved street, two blocks south of Farnam st.: just think of it 126x15) ft. and o corner at that, and only $4,500, C.E. Reiter, voom 5, 5. W, cor. isth and Douglas ‘HORsale or exchange—A resideuce at 20th st.,and 8t. Marys ave, has 7 rooms, bath room," laundry, sewerage, gas and city water, Will fake good outside’ Dullding sito as part payment, David Jamioson, SI4 S 15th, 83 [OR SALE—A beautiful resido A’ com Place, east front on #0th st, of Poppleton” ave, lot bx142 to graded alley: yard nicely sodded; &room houss, bath, ho and cold water, gas, sower, electric bells, hard; wood finish, [T taxen at once will sell this fing home ror amount much below its value, No noighborhood in tho city. To those that n business we would like to show this property. We will mako the prico right, A, Upton Company, 16th and Farnam, i NOR SALE—Academy of Music building an two business lots, Grund Island, Nobrasks, ground 44x132 feet, bullding br stories high and stone basements, all in zo0od ropuir ; Lerins easy; price 818,060, Enguire of Thompson Bros., Graud Jslund, Nebraska, — 30lml (Y LOOKhera! 20th st., o for 31,500, " How 10t and Nm cash payment roc i Hans just south mt, 5) ft lot, on very fino view M, A. Upton Company, An onst f of Burdette; that. uirod, you a tull 1ot 0 Sauudors & Himebaugn's add for 2600 and take mortgagoe for fuil amount due in hyears on condition that you baild a house to cost n C. B. Relter, xc BW cori [OR SALE Chean -Not for trado; b land (sec, 5-1240) two miles from Marg Hamllton county, Nebraska, Frame hou ble, 300 acros tbder good barb-wire 1énco, round cedar poats, two stays, 1ving watoer, h: foot channel, 2 wells, 20 barrel tank, corral, self-feader, uatural stock ranch, 1o fine cord belt, Cash in hana. . . W Zyears' time 6 per cont. PRI Go und look over land, "Address owaer, I K. Atkins, 1602 Larimer st Denver Col, w2y ]"[(' 1T room house in Orchard Hilt witn mod- dern conveniences, Throo T-r0om houses at 37th aud Dodge sts.; modein convenieng. Also & umber of other houses and lots iu¥it. ferent parts of the city. 1 yoli nave anytEing to sell or trado, call and neo s, Western Land and Loan Exchange, 12 B 16th st, 20 JOp SALE - Chotcest pravorty n Orcliard Hill; 10'room house, 'all motern tmprove inouts, und A full lots, D, B. Johason, owner, 848, Paxton block 10 i3 reur Central Park, mbout it mils Of P, 0., lays beautital, price 81,00: ash, bal, #4500 byery 0 mos.: party ‘will aking not less than 24 large lots,” Also Gthor tracts of land or fouses and lots in wny part of the city. For purticulars call on Co- operatie Land and Lot Co,, 206 N, 160l 5. TR SALESouth wid Gast cornor ix1s the neighborhood of the M property, West Farnam street, very sighily- “This 18 chol=e property in & cheice neighior hiood and will bo 80ld cheap. 1t will pay you to Investigate the locality aud this parcloular plece of grouna, C. . Hareison, Morchants' Natlonal bunk, 05 OMES for raliroad men—I will build cot- tages to sult purchasers on lots in North Omaha addition and sell on monthly payments of 810 to &0 per mouth. Theso lots are within & uarter of & inile of North Omaha depet. W, Homau, room 6, Fren er Uk, L) FOR SALE- REAL ESTATE. l OR SALE-Or exchange for Omaha pro] grtyy %0 Wcres suitable for platting: will make &40 lots, all éloar; big money in it for some Ono Who can jush this: locat city limita of Council ‘Bluffs . ), Stornsdorf, rooms 317 and 318 ¥irst National bank buflding, L) [(YOR SALE-The most pleasant aud best loo ted ittle iome {n town, sultable for & man With a small family who wants something very cholce and not too expensive. Has naver been put on thie market bofora and will undoubteds ho #0ld S0 It will pay you to investigate mfl promptly, €. ¥. Harrison, Merchants Nat, W'k, 15th st. bet, 2,500, ensy [{OR SALE-5room cottage Uenter and terms; this s & bargain, and Farnam, on Doreas, lot 96x1 M.AL Westren and wife to J E Riley, lot 15, JE Riley's sub, w d AR H L Chamberlain and wifo to C 1 West. rem, und & 1ot 15, J B Riley's sub, w d G G Wallaoo, trustee, to.J 1 Coffman, lot & DIK & Monmouth park, w.. ........, © Wille wnd wife to G W Loomis, ‘8 42 i lot 6, bik 2, sub of J 1 Redick's add, 16 1ot b Byron R W 208t add, w Wi i¢ Miles nnd Thompson to A i Swondby, lot 6, bIk 2, Washington Hiil, w d 3 E Jonuston to U P Ry Co, pt'n o8 ¢ 10-15-10 blk 90, Omahi det alto A1 rson, @ 104 £t of fn 2 lot .+ blk 4, Campbell's 0, wd § ¢ J ¥ Flack ot a1 to Wi Ashton, 1ot ), bik 4, Vassar Place, w . .. P ¥ Dougterty and wifo' to M Cannion, 1o ofnao W iy 3 U Klug and wife to Mrs [ Mets 4, DIk 5% Grand View, w d e Mary O'Rourke toJd J and C 0'Rtourke, all prop will § A Modd nnd Hiisband t6'J M lov 1, Hazon add, w d ¢ A Touzalin and ‘wite to T iirent lot 16, bik 5, Hillside add, w d. T 1 Sigler and husband to J ¥ 1o bIK I, Hoyd's add, wd Meolin and wite to J I ¥ Place, q o d F Ik Weldenmullor and wifo to 1 Hade t 9, bk 114, South Onaha, w d adloy to D 8'Curtis, same, w d.. 1 Sherwood and wifo W Snith, b acres in 8w e (015135, W 'Q 3 B L Sherwood and wifd toJ W Smith, n 4 lovhundn b of w3 lot 6, blk 1%, R WIS (i 1 E N TR H Woodward to D iookwaiter, lots 1 and 2 bIK 1, Lancaster Place, w'd J W 'Smith st al to the puviic, Place. plat..... O W E Milroy and 'Wite to Win M Bushina, 10 12, bk 6, Marsh's add,w d... ... A Eketfo W Stribling, w %' lot 5, Shinn's 3a add, w d Hendee, 1 ot al, Helin, 1ot § Woods Twenty-four transfors. ... Building Permts Supt. Whitlock yesterday issued the fol- lowing permits to build: Thomas Car tory framo dwellin Ouk ind Tiirty-inth g z Mury Kaufman, three-story brick bloc ‘Twenty-eiehtl and Jaekson & Denny & O'Hanlan, two one and @ Titlf- story frame dwellings, Thirty-fourth and Brskine............ 3 C Wiinnery, repiirs to dwolling, *#500 hirtieth . Catherine Trot, ono-story frame dwelling, ‘Tuirty-sixth and becatur 3 2 F © Morgan, repair to roof, 151 Farnam E ¥ Seaver twostory double’ frame awelling, Twenty-vigiith and Jackson Perry R Cook, one-story frame dwelling, Twenty-socond near Manderson, b Five minor permits............ 15,000 1000 Yourteen permits aggregnting. ... ......835776 — Stanley's Machine Gun. The prints of the English-speaking world have been fuil of stories about the machine gun which Henry M. Stanley carried with him in his last desperate venture in Afriea. s the Cineinnati Lnquirer. And yetit’is an old story. It oceurs to this paper to properly tell it: The weapon so much talked about is a Maxim gun. It was invented by a citizen of these United State He was poor and sought encouragement from our Government. He got none. He went to England, where they saw its merits at once and made him rich. So his gun is under control of the English Government. At the time when he commenced his investigations the three great machine guns of the world were the Gatling, the Hotehkiss, and the Nordenhoff—the first two American, the last English. There was little dif« ference in their merits, save that the Hotchkiss was lighter and made for ready transportation. Maxim, an American boy, said to himself, thera are faults about these machine guns: 1. The turning of the crank provents anything like an aim. 2. Often the car- dees hang fire a little, but the crank turns on, and they explode at the wrong time. Most of all, th pid firing heats the gun so that it is useless and even dangerous in a few scconds. Tha Maxim gun overcomes all these defocts, It is automatic. It needs no crank. Pull the trigger once and it continuey to load an fire itself as long as the car- tridges laste. The power of ““the recoil” does nil the work, even to shooting a jet of water along the barrel to keep it cool. It fires 700 shots & minute, and all the operator has to do is to aim it. This is the Stanley gun. You cannot sce it in the United States now, for it 1 (I)wnud by the Government of Great Jritan. Lots, $700 Each. B100 casl l;::;'wl‘l"?c'x.: B “Lf..-l puymentsy These lots are 2x12, south fronts, on Bun detie street, and only y unders an 145 o1 60 £, wiatalot for a hony the heart of the city, horois your chunce. Call atmy office und let'me show you this property in Van Beuren Heis: beach; 810 cash, Fort Omahi frou & 15 and Harlem Lan per month. Acres ne: ) Lo #7100, VAN BEURAN Douglas and 14th Sts, Public Auction. [0 BE 014 at public auction on_Saturday April 20° on the cornor of 12th and Douglas, 108, m. All the fixtures, furmture, stoves, ranges, table clotus, silyerware of the saloc reatautant of . 8, Higgins, Also 8 horges, cat ringes, buggles, harnesses, 1. Brown, — alldol e — Notice to Grader Sealod proposals will be roceivod at the office of the county clerk, until 2 0'le"k p. m,, Saturs day, April 2ith inst,, for the runnini of graders Nos. Tund % Sepai‘ate bids will be recefved for hill and turipike work, and ail bids must be accompanied by certificd check for 8100, Plans and spacificutions to be seen at the office of the county tlork. | M. . Roous, County Clork, n i Troposals for Paving. Senled proposals will be received by the un. ersigmed until 10 p. m., Moy 4, 1889, for the ving kinds of paving Tnaterial, viz: cet asphaltum ‘according 1o spocifications. Sloux City grauite uccoraing to specifications. u(!uluradu sandstone accordlug to specificas ons. Stone from Woodruff, Kansas, according to spacifications, Wooden blocks of xm‘v kind or character, able for paving, according 10 spocilications, Hrick uccording to specifications. Zach bid to wpecify & price per square yard for iy puviug complete on cuch streot or alley or any part thercof soparately, s per ozdl nances Nos, 1954 and 1061, Work 'to be done in accordance with plans and specifications on file 1n the office of the board of public works All bids to be made upon printed blanks fur- nished by the board, and to be accompanisd a vroperly certitied check for the sum of as o guarantee that the bidder will, within thirty days from the openiog of such bid give bond not exceeding 82,000, as the mayor and eity councll may require, that such bidder will enter into contract for such paving of the kind and materinl specified, as may thereafler be re- quired during the year 15, ‘I'he board reserves the right to rejact any or all bids, and te walve defects, 8T, A. D. BALCOMBE, Ghoat AC Tlhi::ul:ul)lolld of Public Works, malis, April 19, 1830, B10-20 24-26-27-30 TR FOn N Eor e VIGOR e vy Befion oupre