Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 3, 1889, Page 7

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Parties advertising in these columns and hav- i‘m their answers addreased in care of Tne BER 0 nsk for u check to enable them to get '.hrl I'm.-rw 08 none will be delivered except on lon of ehock, All answers to adver- Becments tonid by eficlosed i envolopes. 11 adlvertisements in these columns are pub- ied in both morning and evening editions of & fike, the cireulation of which aggrogates Tore thah 14000 papers daily, And gives the ad- vertiseis the benefit, not oniy of the city clrcu- tion of Tie BEE. but also of Council Blutfs, fncoln and other cities and towns throughout $his section of the country. BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for these jose colnmns will be taken on the above conditions, at the followiug busi- ess houses, who are authorized agents for Tie Ber special notices, and will quoto the same yates as can be had at the main office. “JOUN W. BELL, Pharmactst, 520 Sonth ot ‘Siroot: FOI RENT=T-reom thAM"lv lll!,fl',lm ng't\-‘lnhrhk u&w- with i@ o, lined per month, C.T. th and houging. FOI RENT ROOMS—FURNY ISHED- _ ) —fary ‘ront parlor, R L R A 91538 e et — POR RE -llm’.n.mu‘ e cor Davel 18t 214 = Goms for Tght housekceping, TAuirs 1500 w«,buer st. TWENT Riemant farnidied coom suitable ki ) o p¥te g o baghroom I|oor‘w1!h h 1cmn farnished fron it oy erances, 30 8. SALh AL, modern con m.n 3it REN T~ For 1 or @ gentlemon, Iaruo tront room \\ ith alcove, nicely furnished: on calie line; odie, opposite 25th ave, 563t Fnu’ RENT-Large modern_furnished house for three montlis 1o private fam Hee office, an Turnished rooms, hay window, all con- veniences, near P. 0. 1015 Capitol avenue, FouiNisu i1 rooms. with l{ OM nnnhn-nl cheap tor “two m ’tprhs'.o tamily. 2208 BUFG st. TASE & EDDY, Etationers and Printers, 118 Ronth 10th Stroet. S A, FARNSWORTH, Pharmacist, 2115 Cume o ing Str. J. HUGHES, Pharmacist, 624 North 16th -l NME& {3 T0. W. PARY, Pharmacist, 1800 8t. Mary's Avenue. GITUATIONS WANTED. A BITUATION to travel for some good flour- ing mill; ten years' experience in the flour Dusiness; first-class references; will work for ¥ uhges until after new crop. Adnn-us B oe. A 'BITUATION us bookkeeper, can ulw good referonces. Address B 60, Bee. 68617 F‘OM RENT-Meely fornished w‘lam, front and back, wiil rent {n suites or single, board it desired. Terms moderate, 2106 Farnam st. TFOOR RENT- -Room with_board tion In city, 21 8. oraiehed | AHE_OMAHA DA TAD-AIL ladies thut wans illinery ko to Bilss, n]a L r than AryEobds JALE Shope oun et Tnes .’..g. s Job IO o s L 301 the great Russian Halr Re n_the baldest Russian 48] 00[,01.\'!! storer, will grow halr W hoad ; &, by mail, Send for circular. o8 metic Compaty, 503 Enecly block. I AUTHORIZE all roal estate dewlors having . n Jot_#, block 850 1o seil, to L'flvl"lll"elzlhn T I orse, 5 years old, white fac J scar on hind leg, 1,1000_ibs, ‘Notify or re: jitn o J. Carroll, betwoen 30t and disf; Vink- noy st 3l qnu "RD—A roan cow, 5 yenrs old; please retirn to D. A. Lynn. 8 wor. 24th and Pop- Dleton ave. and receive sultable mmm. . b ro, had nmno.i Fight fore leg, welght 900 1bs, Retur ok livery barn, South Omaha, 0¥ ST—Ronu colored Holsteln cow: any infor- mation will lu-lhlukrully received at J. L. Brandies & 866 ~__FOUND. _ WW—T~ FOTT— DAnEls WIth THObOR Owner can haye same by proving property and paying for this advertisement. 801y 1 Centhnl voan & Far: T, “garlnm:. o ‘V’:&J‘::h hd to t0 810,000 at very 1 cholea inside residence or business pro] A, Starr, manager. 601 3 EYSTONE Mortgage Co.: loans of $10 to W bur rates batore bo rrowing and ey'; 1oan_on horses, furniture or any approved security, without publleitys motes ght: ew joan, renewal of old and Iow- st Fatos RPN e Sheatey e taen & uawu;\rn c.* HARRISON loans money, lowest e l\lnfi’chF\&m. 0 and lown agent: i;i:u,ninii Joans. tional banl NEY to o . Bquire; bank butiding. l OANS made on real ostate and mortgages Jbought. Lewis S, Reed & Co., K 13, Boar: dot ae. 8 Davis Co.. real estate 5 Farnam st, 8.0 D. V. Sholes, 210 Fi eash on hand; no delay. .v. i219 Farnam st., First Nt onai EOPLE'S Financial Bxchange—Large and smail 1oans for long and_short time, &t low- est rates of Interest, on real estate mortgage notes, chattels of alikinds, diamonds, watches and Jowelry. Don't fuil to call if you want fair and "cheap secommodations. U. DBouscaren, Mgr., room 8, Barker blk, 16th and Farnam, 5 H.* COLE, loan agent. FONEY to Loan ~Lowaest rates. Loans closed prompily, I. K. Colo, .6, Continental block. 3 818 QTORAGE at "SOmaba Auction and Storaie. FP'RACKAGE, storage, lowest rates. W.M. Bushman, {311 Leavenworth, it ]3ih\\(,l>l & CO.. storage, 1211 Howard. %l FOB RENT—Furnished room, 1901 Blpl. lv . (HEERT ivate family, picely denco opposize Y. M. C. 4 Harney. JAURNISHED room o lev. 2106 nongm;cj om with or without board, in situated, new resi . athletic’ park. 2130 B2 4t NICELY furnishod front und back suitable for four, #20 per month. l“ Mary's avenue. h Hl W AXTEDSimation ry middie aged man A3 bookkeeper or salesman, Goud sxpe- lence ln ks four languages. Addl’efll 3.1 Nurdho;n. WANTED--MALE NELP. ANTED—A thoroughly posted gentle- man to solicit orders from physicians for syclopedia of the Disenses of Clldren.” by r. J. M. Koating, and 153 of the best writers on Americn, Great merica, Groat mam:fl:fl tk,;u?«u.fvungnhed ineo for terms. L llnl(lowh‘;p& Co., 807 N. o ANTED-£ix traveling snlesmon in Ne- #3) per month and expe R Liacoln, Neb. WANTED —Man and wife na private fam- 1y, 80, Mrs. Brega. 3la% 8. Tith. . 7 UTTERS und tailors wantod to aadress A. D. 1iude, Cutting Sehiool, Cleveland, O: Bovs-am. Dist. Tel. Co,, m:'ub’“gnis_.“ (SALHSMEN—Wo wisha fow men to sl gur. 00ds by samvle to wholesalo and_retail frade. Largost manurrs in our ling, Mnclose 2-cent stamp. Wayes 83 per aay. Permanent ition. 0 als umware{l Money ad- anced for wages, advertising, oto. Centennial 2% Co,, Clacinnati, O. 14-50F WANrFr»-zu ool stone cutters, ten hours' ork, g per Hour; long Job. " Address on the work or . O, Wurtz, 1 Huertano st., Colorada Springs, Colo. PR ARBER Wanted—(00d, stend; _B« —_ ‘Batatord, Arcadta, Neb. ANTED-A good schoolboy to carry a Liorse route on Daily Kvoning lieo. Apply st _Bue office. EN to 'lravel for the Fonthill meerlea ot nada.—We pay #50 10 8100 6 month_and ‘expensos to agents to sell our Canadian grown sock. Ad. Stone & Wellington, Madison, Wis, | iiiAN'l‘lD—lnl T8, rockmen and track-layers for Wasiagvon Territory od Wlxu and steaay work, l&All)rll(l".s 7, 1% Farnam st, —Beveral More eus nbhufluunu The 8tnger gents—Puzzie T cnm—m; sxack imitation l, gold glutai bakiu c lm| Tell- . 161 WANTED-. FEMALE HELP. salary lllfl.!, rfl‘" [ o osl’l'“}lm‘ lol’fl oenses: thcapitat raulred. R, M. Harvoy & Con Line o 'WA)(TED—GI!I l:or yenen\l hmlns vlork in family of two.” H013 Leavenworth s, 7tn st St. Louls, 0584 R RENT—Large furgished T B Far room i pri- amily at 201 Farnam st, 038 3 I\l'l(Nl.flImD Tooms. Dy ey, week eck or month, r 13 D odge, T q’m AGE and forwanling. W collect and Rdeliveryoods of all descriptions, merohan- diso, turnituro and baggage, at oheapest rates torage for_any length of time. Vans and Wagons to e ha-l t shortest notics, with care- ful men for moving. Packing and snipping from our own warehonss dons on moderats charge. Merchandise loaded and unlonded. Warehouse on owr own tracke, Office 217 S st.; telopnone 114, _Howell & Co. OkfillVOYANT l\l'AhA\lF DE SAN tells past, present and fu- ture events of your life, gives advice on di vorce, contested wills, ete. 'he madame has wonderful gift of second sight, has the power of any two mediums you ever met. Purlurm 1312 Dodge st. 809 L hed-room adjolning, fandsomoly farniatied, ns and hoated by steam, with use of bath room, in ome of the handsomest residences in the city, without board. Inquire n. w. cor. 10th and Leavenworth me ISHED rooms, single or_en suite, bath and steam; Tor gents only. 1619 Howard. NICE south front rooms with every conven- tence; telephone in house. 1008 C-mco_’l_:vm 7 JROOM with or witnout oard. 1812 Dodge; Jor RENT—Room. 10621 Howard, o d URNISHED or unfurnished house for rent in_Park Terrace, opposite Hanscom park; a1l _modern conveniences, Inquire Loe & Nichol, 28th and Leavenworth, T JQLEGANTLY furnishod rooms centrally lo- tod, with or withont bourd, prioe reason- th. RENT--2 front rooms, en suit conveniences, tor gentlemen only. 315 modern N.17th, TARGE froutroom.” Reteronco rerpfire.‘, Tt Farnam. N ICE rooms, furnished, & to #12 per month, or by week. Peabody house, 14th a 1;‘}:;;&4 TARGE turuiuhmx Foous forrent, suitabie for gentlemei 23 Farnam, POR REN C Faruam st. leasant furnished raam‘u_uc 114 DR RENT—From June lIst, sulte of rooms, with bosrd el 172 Dodge 435 J10 R RENT- pleasant room, only 6minutes walk from |Illxsln0!! center, all modern con- yeniences, eor 8t. Mary's ave,'and 2yth or 620 8. #0ih, brick residence. 861 L\)VEI:Y/ south front room, evel lience, 3% block from street car, conye - Douglas. 338 ok RERT—A nicely furnished Iarge front room, all modern conveniences; for turtner particulars call at 2215 Dodge st. L Fou RENT—Nicely furnished front room with bourd,all couveniencos, 1910 Capitol ave. Du NANNIE V. Warren, clairvoyant, med- ical and husin ess meditm, Female diseases aspecialty. 119 N I6th st, rooms 2 and 3, SHDR'I:HAND AND TYPIWRITINQ S'x'mm.nm shorthand school, Paxton block, (successor to Valenfine'’s shorthand insti: tuto), the largest, best equipped shorthand school in the west: 8 under the personal super- visionof Joseph P, Megeath, an ex-officlal re- porter and state agent of the Remington Stand- ard typewriter, assisted by experlenced ver- batim reporters. Mechanical construction of machine taught by factory expert. _Particular attention paid to typewriting, b(enagrn_"hars supplies for sale, Circular free. SHO!L’[‘RAND and typewriting. Omaha bust- ness college, cor = Uapitol ave and 16th, Standard methods taucht by C. C. Ewing, of San kranclsco, the best Tenchor on ‘the PRcifc coust, Munson's vevised of '8) a specialty : new plan; blackboard fllustration; day.and evening classes; call or write for terms. FPYHE Omaha Short-Hland In: %s block, Omaha, ovened Monday, May 1jth under. thie management of a thorough and prac- tical stonographer. Ploasantest and best ven- tilatod_school room in the west. Positions found for graduates, Call or write for particu- lars: Texms, $10 per month in advance, 'I?p - vriting free. (GOCODotes st duo or short time,unsecur, Kor with mortgage, bonght anywhere inUmehn Ta., or Neb, ck foans, Omaha city or farm. Cui o write, W.L. selby.room 15, Board Trade. _W7ANTEDAT0 buy wood commercial papor. R, C. Pattorson, afi S 15th st Nnmmk,\ Mortg. Loan Co. will make you & loan on household goods, Torses, wagons, land contracts, fine jewelry, or securitios of any kind, without publicity, at reasonable rates, Room 7, Rowley biock, South Omaha, Rooins b18:19, Paxton'block, Omaha, Neb. MUHEY loaned for 30, 60 or % days on any Xind of chattel security; roasonable inter- est; business confidential. J. J. Witkinson, 1417 Farnam st. 820 C F. HARRISON loans money, lowest l'nt es. Do YOU want money? It so, don't_borrow betore getting iny rates, which are the low- eston any sum from $10 up to $10,000. 1 muke loans on houseliold goods, planos, or- gans, horses, mules, wagons, wareouse o oelnm ‘houses, leases, etc,, inany amount at the lowest possible rates, without publicity or re- movalof property. Loans can be Wwide for one to six months and o pay & part atany time, reducing poth Deincipal and fntorest. If you owe & baiance on your furniture or horses, or huve a loan on them, I wil tako 1t up and carry it for you as long As.you desire, 1f you need mongy you will find it to your ad- vantagoto soe mo before borrowing T - Mauters, Foom & Withnell building, ot and un—ncy CAN make a few loans on Orat clags chattel securities at reasonable rates, W. K. Potter, room 10, Barker bik. 52 Y to loan on furniture, horsos, wagons, etc. of on any approved security. —J. W. Robbins, R 30, Bheeley blk, 15th and Howara. $ 3888 Toloan on farms and city propert J. Paul, 1600 Farnam et. 5 ,00) to loan at 6§ per cent. honey, room 503 Paxton block. TMIONEY —Louns nogotiated at low ratos wifh: outdelay. and purchase goods, co nmercial paperand mortgnge notes. B. A.'S and Farnam. HILADERPHIA Mortgago & Trust Co. fur- nish cheap_eastern _money to borrowers, purchase securi’les. perfect fitles, accept loans at their estern office. George W. P. Coates, room 7, Board of Trade. &7 Linahan & Ma- 825 loman, cor. 826 A e b e s e BUILDING Joans, Linahan & Mahoney, LUANS wanted on Omana real estate, three il 1v5 YUARS time, Optional DAYMOLta, fo- Vorable térn Bnd rates; applications end titles r(lssml upenby us and loans closed prompuly. imball, Champ & iyan,Room 6, Unitod States roet. 967310 w rates by Excelsior Y ANTED—Furniture, chipets, stoves and household goods of all” kinds. Omaha Auction & Storage Co., 1121 Farnam.” 800 YV ANIED-A good stock of genoral “mer- chandige: will pay part cusivand balance good 1and ut_low figure. Address J.' P. Hy- men. Curtts, Neb, 56 A‘U‘PD—-IN lots luside of Beit line, to buiid on W. i. E. & M. E., room 14, l,‘mun- bor of Commerce, AN’I.IQUAH (AN Book Store, 1413 I'arnam st. Casn paid for Snd-hand honks, ml“l1l:i|]6;‘ F\!HNISHED rooms, 113 8, 20th, near _JDDdge. OR RENT—Furnished rooms with or with= oug board for families and single men at reduced price for the summer months at the Cozzens hotsl. 1CK, B850 Fuumfimfif ont rooms 1816 mfige. B ANTBM rdrls for lh(llt work, cln mnke 8 pe pastry cook, #5: dining-room Rixl, nmuamum kitchen girls, hel ipers, nurse rla and 2 for general housowork. Mrs, tircaa, 144 8. Joth, VY ANIED— st 2nd, 54 wnd 4t cwkn. $40, 85 and £0. Mrs, Bres-.dlm u. lf: n b, i Mad nurse girl, MI‘ iy L. W O o mir N i ¥ 1 JANTED—A girl ror -mnu wurh one who Jath sowing; £000 1 Awlyum%;nhn SREEEN00 " Whn Lo W “gir]l for gensral hoi N )unuz zlvo good references. A. Howe, BI4 17 girl for general hnllla\\'ox K. 000 ocond S A wagespaid, olnquln l:..ficboui LL DRESSMAKIC, (Rt = DBIBBHAKING, in families, 635 8. 13th, 501 §23 BCARDING. ANTED—Two gentlemen, or man and wifo 10 tuke room und board in private family, only 7 blockegrom Dostoios on babie and neas Mu car line. Finest luc‘flnn in city, lawn, +All modern lunvenllneu Heasouable to right party. C. 2, Bee, 2000-10% OAEDERS wanted at the Cozzons notel at reduced rates; the most pleasant m:ulnu prop. inthe city, M J kranck, WANTED—TO RENT. ANTED to rout—By man snd wife, 4 arp Foom cottage ar flat, all convenlencen no- censibio to cablonnd Soutt) Omabis dutiny Hnes, ‘manent, or turnislod house for the lmon‘ Potorenoes lvuu. Amlnu w ANTED an n- fnmllh!d mtum Il onudluon con- taining 6 or 7rooms; must have terusand lo- receivo any sttention. Address U e a————— JPOR RENT-A now “moiern residence D I'WIII.BIN_D.. statiomary wash tuba, bath lectrie bell, hot and cold water, range, ‘;.m ‘1;3“‘1.1”0’. cholco. 2717 Jael a locallt) Greon [{OR RENT—Furnished rooms singio o) suite. 1600 DDIUK las, FOR SALE: MIBGELLANEOUS FrOREAL s, 1 £ Rorse, 1 tamly carrliuge toam:’ and: sev Bood Pasiness drivers. . foauive AW, T, Ben netr Cosstables on Capliol avenus beiwoon 1th and 15t et. MOR 8ALE—Standing desks* roller top desks, talephione box, map Tacks and connters used in our former office. Inquire at Omaha Loan & Trust Co. B. E. cor. 16th and Douglas st. 8307 R REN over hard war quire at stor OK HEN' lousekeeping in suits of # o 4; location. lutts lhmuu,_, Agency, suire of unfurnished rooms store, 1621 Howard st. J{n- JOR RENT—Pioasant unfurnished rooms overisil Howard st For officss purposes FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. Fun RENT-Front office, ground flour, 810 DOR RENT—Store 2/xi0; £ Enguire 1114 Juckson. R KENT—A few choice offices m\d one basement on Farnam street,in United States Nattonal bank bullding. Enquire in bank. 118 Jnclflnn st It RENT—Etore, with_rooms in the rear in which family cau live; 82 per month, e ¥ Harrison, Merchants’ Nat..bank. Foli SALllfuamle rmnny horse aud phae ton. Ing Georgla ue, H116) . 1g00d_brooa mare, JroR sAL ap, In- quire 1819 Sherman ave, after 4 o'clock. 06 3% OB SALE-A good miik cow for 35, apply w fl U:knmp, =lll Wobswr BL Fo SALE -Two horsel, sultable to drive single or doubie. Apply to Col. Fletcher, Fort Omuha. 807 OB SALE-_Furniture of three room gattage, !olflin‘ beds, ete. uem B, 18t st. 756 41 OR SALE—A full leather top carringe, large and roomy in tirst-class order, coat 6l ono sar Ao Will sell 1 for 8176 Apply #3213 Vebster st OR SALE Cheap—About 30 head of im- proved Texas horses, consisting of geld. ings, mares and colts, stallious and mixed. Will -qu part or ali. Apply J. L. Halbert, (,ou‘lgllil Texas, Jeor 'SALE—Choap, & thres-ton Diebold bank safe, latest improved time lock, compiete Address, inevery particular, lin, Wuod River, Neb. __ _ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. REE of Rent—Store ronms 1603 ana M,fl Howard to an enterpristag dry goods tosn. T O WENI—Cheap—New store, Ex6), brick basement, on g0od paved st., suitable or re- iail grocery. . Tuguire 0. Hariinan, N, W. cor. #ith and 208 F’H “FNT The 4 nnry I)Hlk I)ullm\l with or without power, now W"II{)IU(’ by The Hes Publishing Co., ¥t Farnam s ding has a fire prno! cemented base! complete Hieah heating 1% tiros, water o al the_ Hoors gas, etc. Apply at the office of The Bee. 15 oR |ll'h I—Store and living rooms on Cum- nfa reet; ulso honse on Cass st, Harris R. E. & L. Co, room 411 1st Nat. bank, 84 OR RENT—2 doors front half is build- Be ing, power, heat, oleu.rh:lmhl. luuulru of- fice of bemi! Owaba Bag Co. 6§ 20 TORE 407 with basement, Ramgo bld bqum ¥raok J, Ramge, ¥ £ ouur‘fl 2 floors #2x80"each, {n brick build- with close to ‘expross oflice, e ont Just Thie i for wheldsatie. wood luu&m Aiply 10 Geo. fleyn, 1108 nr.‘..n‘-fix_ I‘ln buil In- I Willianis, idrst Na ) mmn “cottaise, vmll and ForRNS e SR, FI)E F-room flat. Inquire atthe 3 Howard. L) JO8 RENT_4 fiat tn the Tior Luilding: L l\-.mhul, g08 and bath. Apply ©. Haymaos, bard waze, 1o and agksou. 2 Elfi !mm Cottagen: §00d cellars, c‘lnerlu. 1L barn; &:v-':flm to school and zme‘ Tonch or the AUmMMGT, Ouce, O. .rrn\on. Merchants' Nat'l bank. lc!-n»m e Tdand Miaml. N, Ad&m! o well: telnss lumoy 10 house, Call Or ad- RENTAL ACENCIES. OB RENT-Whon you wish to rent a house, re oF Ofice call b us, room Continental hik. ) ¢ | £ wu; to vent your Louse call on Har- o3 R & L Co., room 11, 13t Nat't banc (LF0. 3. 1 P\l.'l-. i60) Faruam st, of nl \r Sternsdoril, Fooms au.umull Firat atlonat mmk bullding, 79 ive npm.l..l attention to rentin, lnd Wmflum‘ Fonta C 1A it e, 5. E;"mn. ¥ WANLL your nouses I‘OIIM Lst with P Irm-mdunuy. th'ana Dodge " cotiace, with barn, diireat. Woat sile Hunscon Segeaii, Paxton block, sewi a o nitar won- s 1435 Hugias sts Omahu. N b, Neb. Wiyl Parasols coverad and re. !Sl.\ll}!uy\l 's opera house h;m‘z. ‘“"ll}.“ HL A8 A0 AFL [ (l b o EL Ap;fiynm'omne.‘” o F V% F [ow' ua called affer tho loveligst ~ beauiitee the aciu; &L Losiet! WOW)I'KY. used |b Princoss woman fa g n m“-“.)‘.l.r“: IDL nam,Completeabstracts furnished and titles to real estate examined, perfectod & gunrua; cod, ND Guarantee & Trust Co,, Jigy Far- usT H.ACTS— Lanahan & Mahoney, romn fl)fl. Paxton block, rnny bullds homes per ocent cash,the debt cancelled urs ingquireof W, . Meikle, agent, room M llt Nat'l l'llle\l 14g. E("’LB'S Financial Excoange—The fairest, uletest and most liberal money exchang in il city; Honey. lowned WILAOGE. delay or ublicity, in any amount, large or swmall, at the lowost rates of intercst, on any available se- curity; logus may be Dald at any time or re- mewed at original rates en, Mer. room 67, Barker block, 15th and i h ONEY to Loan—Wa are rewy for applica- estal A promply closed. 'Good notes willbe pirclinsed upon us or write, The McCague luvu-un'-nl Co, 814 ONT o?-irr_{w ‘money on furaiture, Borses, ‘BEONS, @ coliaterals \lnlllni'oll see C. B, Jacobs, flll !lrl! Natlonal bank buildi n‘. (SEE Eholes, room 210 First Nat'l bank, malking your loans. UILDING LOANS—84% to 7 per cent, no ad- jon 07 COM BSOS OF Bttor- Melkdo, First Nat Usak bldg. Fir-ulu- inside loans, Lowest id seeus. Mutual Iuvestment Co. k. l. Illrkol’ blk lith and Farnam. 7 NIMPROVED A;m?ih;lfiia\;o;lggmpan J louns made promptly: mone; ¥ M. Richardson, sw cor Lith and ALL short timie 1oans mfii lll(lluo 5L call after 6p. m. 840 J%; OANS o lmproved aud unl “unimproved pre Inny at low rates. Odell w2 :» i.l' E COLE, loan agent. J3 UILDING and othor realestute loans: W, M. Harris, room ), krenger Block, opp. P. N[UNEY toloan Rarrs n l. tmuu room 411 First Natiosal bank y Fn‘.“,’?" "n‘i"V‘ ‘:‘;fi‘ fi';«."“m.al R 5. H." Chambers, 211 VIONE oy Land,Co,, 310 Somin ek oot Omata. DIQNEY tojloan on real estate securlty, at Before negotiating loans see Wallace; mmwn bl., 15th and Douglas, - 898 ____HUSINESS CHANCES FeR BALI-:A rivate bank in northoastern Nebraska: will sall paper. Addrcsl n B.lleo. JOR SALE—A well-established book-binding business in Saly Lake Oity. Shiley. Gro- shell & Co., real estate, Sait Lake Cit; y. TR SALE oR LXCHANur,—Flrswhu Tes. taurant, doing s good businers, in good location; @ Ereat vargatn. Farmer Land Co., room 21, Barker block. VW Ebove tor sale or exchange vno of, tho finest hotel propertles inan Towa city of 6,00 inhabitants, the leading house in " the place, W.R.E. &M. E room 14 Coamber of Commerce IOR SALE—Stock of gencral merchaudise. Wishing to retire from business, I will sell my stock of general merchandise at & very low price. Stookon nand betwoen 3,000 and §4,000, est locality and brick store room in the city. For particnlars call on or gddress Chas. Bartols, West Point, Neb. 8 6] ,000 10 $5,000 wanted to put into a good busi- nens; flest class security and good rate of interesy buid for short or long uule. = Or will fake Hannur For particainrs addross U4, o0 office. IOR SALE—Meat market complote: can bo handled for little casb, Call at room 4, Withnell blk. 860 s" ,000 buys fine hotel and lvery, Elgin, Nehu; propefty free from incumbrance; money DR ohado. Bmith & Paadock. Eiein, Nob. 9703100 Hursn for sale; new, good locatlon, doing good viisiness, for sale at a bargain, pay- ment mot necesssry. Presont proprietor in- tends changing business on account of i1l health of his wife.' Address, Bee oftice, Lincoln, Neb. i ARTNER wanted in established real estate and loan business; live man of experleice and capital will find 'a No.1opening. Refer- ences exchanged. - Address Pariner, box 519, lcu uml business for sale, will invoice B600; il D87 mnmflw at onoo Afl idress I3 3 WAN’I”BI)-—-PIrtnor, wn.h from 2,000 caital, t engagy in @ Light prve At ing business: big profits; no risk. Dou't lot this snap alip through your fingors It you want to make money. Inquire C. B. Western, Hooms and i, 1417 Farnam, 1 ot SALOON for sale in one of the bost business centers in Omaha,chosp. Iteason for selling, Tmust loave the ciry. Address V 18 OR IYLHANUE—]mnmud occupied busi- ness property on railroad track in heart of Omana, for good unincumbered farm land in Eastern Nebraska, As RINTING iment—1 have city prob: erty or farm land to trade for a good job rlnunu.%hmen!. Grover BStevens, 5Hl6- 17 l‘lllwp el 1125, o~ «d» O BA or_trade—On. tock i BV D Ulace conULY, I andus, 708 Bcros near coutltylgbaty will trado for utook of goods or Line perty. Box 43, Lincoln, Neb 0 EXOHANG! x-m clnunn . dry goods and W«nd Shoas. 1,08 ncees’ Kaisns land o and 1,665 !m Kansas City prop- eriyat s fitoo No tneumbrazce on prop- erty, Gayiokd & Barciey Kansas City, Mo, 70 acros 10 a~Kn 0 Neb., 4 mll-s- from Clarks, igo for omu. m nru under us barn, les and 80 Adn\;‘- C ()ikAmP. hlf:oweb Fl’ulk 394! cumv-tluu. good feeddo ster st. O B IALHMGB Tmproved or unimproved & booming Southern eity, unin- cllnlbrréz I?I'Jtnhulluu ok Omahs 1 ‘ly ln k. L. Speucer|Kearnoy, N i Nzw 2-senidd Aine. sarriage or top ouzgy tor munlfili-eny or county warrants, of any Liuuy.u B "l‘;_‘lbdu ANTII}—IM of merchindis: u Bxunuua For desirabls rlfldcuce nerty 1n Omaba any or all of allown s choice fuside residence lots in Hastings, Dlsiolingale, ne farwing lan caster count, Fine residence property, Lincoin, T Good rental property, Lincolu. Ghojce tamily rasiderioe coruer Los Angoles residence property in Hanscom place, A1 ome 5664 thoFlEaKe BOLus: ‘Address mving location and price of prop- exty, J.E. B, care Haum Iron Co., 1217 Loaven- B‘ou EXCHANG Y ll N-h- Kansas, for 'fi Ouisha, br :l;u‘:.:x‘ ‘rentuble mside 1 mn-ny Al George W, =To_trade for house and Iol in 'm assume light fcam- offios. 62 ) FOR nu--tni ESTATE Lbnx tfiu—r oustomers for pullding hat have you to i I'Illlol‘l'llflflo F’ 8 ) ange for westérn MOO‘ .M h fibl Pr(\n!flll‘l in hPrmgs 16 rental of £510 por oty 'ATDIY S000 ng iy 8 1 O'v to get it. W. “'h lflfll’ Rl. T Chaim et of Commerc m o h"gm'. ob I l'n"mu'mrnr"m«‘,;" ‘ mll and shade tr sh ll"|l or] m o -.uum Boma, ot bedvock, o Tnnbmmon s worth of hiouse and 1ot now for anlo in Omaha is that which 1am now completing near 24th st. on paved Wirt in Kountze Place, 8 bedrooms, # parlors, dining room, Kitchen, 2 bath rooms, 3 water olo sets, large mundrv. stationery wash tubs, furnacé and coal room ' und cellar, electric Bells and Bpoaking 1ubs, 12 cloets, " Lrice only ¥ torms to smt. ' W. T, Beaman, east north of Nicholas st. Omaa's largost \nrls(y of wagons and carringes s I}AI(!IAIN —Part of the Dick Kimball nh\lnh ave. One {ences and two & reom Hou 81,500 per year: 13,000, M. A. Company, 16th and urnnm OR SALE—Residonce 1o, cor 334 and. (n.& will exchange for trackage ‘prnxmn) ; worth 8,000 to § C. ¥, Harrfson, Merchunts' Nat, bank, (OUSTONERS to me good building lots to parties who desire to im- prove them, If you have anything cheap to offer bring it around. Grover Stevens, 616 and 617 Paxton biock, Teiephone 1 LRl OR SALE—Seven-room cottage, With barn, city water, S, 53 street, weat side Hanscom Parx. 4 bargain, J. . Megeatn, Paxton bik., opp. public librar: 03t TFOR SAUE-w larg Imonthly payments; payment down. A1s0 a good hat of property for exchangs. Geo. J. Fox, room 1, Continental blk, 184 rl\mv. motor line 18 bullt to Collier place. l’ne et Iine runs neac Colllor place, e I' X 2. stop all passenger trains at o Hor pinGo: Mo Arss Lar ias Wikl s00n reseh Golller place. Best madition tn thocity, Pri L2 per lot, onetonth casn, ba one m five years (OR BALE—ML Z)xlw ‘in_the ve'y ho:n‘b o vith 5 room hounse fm‘ 825800, C. F bgron OR SALE—Beautiful )Lrnom hnu» all modern “'T Fovements, including plondid Tanscom park, best Tocation in . church and stroo onr priv C. ¥, Harrison, Mercnants! P H8 s nntonal Imnk JFOR SALE-Manutacturing _site; trackage and business property at South Omuha for o; 350 £t on 2xth st., near U, P. depot, & most erirable location for manutaciuring, shirping or business purposes; will seil the whole or in parts to suit: terms to suit purchasers. For culars adaress Cockrell & Hunt, Bouth NOR SALE—On long time and easy \Mymmu.s. handsome, new, well pullt houses of 8, 9 and 10rooms. All conveniences; good helabornoods stroe cet iuiiin waiking fatanco of B 0. Nothan Snelton. 1605 1 S THE finest drive Place, McCague, (SEND for plat of Collier place and vhen driving for recreution follow the motor line poles on Fith st., and Amos ave., and seo the wonderful improvements that hava taken piace just aronad the barracks, and remember that Collier place is the key %o the situation. Buy a lot now for the low price And at the easy torins they are helng offered, and we are satis- fled. One-tenth cash, balance one to five sanrs McCague, 0vp. P, 0. OR SALE-—The finest residence sito in West Omalia; just south of Farnam on soth st.; a corner 165x1 with 187 feet frontage on paved stroot and foining, the hundssme resi- f Kirkendall on the east,and Brady, Easson and Martin on the south: a perfect gem and gardon spot for an elegant home . Harney and 2lst strects, [41x167,0n pavement, withiin thees blocks of tho eourt honse; rooni for seven fine houses that would rent as rapid- ly a3 comploted. A splendid permanent invest- Flrnlm and 224 streets. 50x132, with new three-story brick store building, ronted to good p«fmnnw\:ummu Rental recelpts 84, per Slxwenth street near Nlchcll‘. frontuza o1 feet to alley; good business property. Farnam street, between 83th Ind 39th, front- age 48 or 05x132 to alley, south front, 1 block 1 Plll avement and nll‘{wt‘i‘m’ B0x150 ark avenue, nppos e Hanscom park, 50x! prlru we,uxv (2ad X place, trackage, (OXI13, §2,000; eacy T60h strest south of Vinton st., lot for sale o trade for mdse, or good farm land. B. A. Sloman, 18)1 Farnam st. 836 the city 1s to Colller ) OR BALE—543.76 acres, sec.b, tp. 12, r. 6 w., Hamilton county, Neb, Honse, stable, Acres fencad, living water. Prico #,000, V. K. Atkias, owner, Raildroad bidg, Denver, (,SX (SHOLES Special Lust—-We pusn spacial bar Nguins and advertise them. ~List with me. fine east front lot in Hanscom place at $1.000: 500 cash. Decided bargain. Fine lot on Farnam and Lowe avenue, 82,760, (000 buys a nouse and lot in Hanscom Place, north of Poppleton avenue. The 0ld John Dierks Manufactory plant on Missour] Pacific raiway. 4 miles gouthwest of ity with & acres of grotnd and 3 large 2story ‘bulidings, for 85,005, ‘A fine opportunity for soms one. - 1have special inducements inhouses and lots in all parts of the olty either for zale or trade, Call in and ba shown them. 1 do not try to et youln to show you trash, bus handie only good h\‘omfly and deal squarely. D, V. Bholes, 2 rst National bank, 630 M HE factories within easy roach of Colljer placo will employ & latge forcs of men. ' 8¢, gure 8 lomo and enjoy lite Prioe of iog =00 to 812, one-tenth cusli. Send fo Cague. opp. Cox’rmuous sidewslk o Collier place: Got prices and i BARGAINS- Bargainal 8. W. cor. 19th and i tommia sta. itk horises, very chieuy Neat7-room house and half lot on Daven- port st., near hign school, :.,xm- easy terms. buoufl lot on Harney 'st. east ol 2ith st., & ary Filozats residence lor, 20th ave noar 8t.Mary's avs, very chonp. -Foom house and half lot, . 12th st., cheap on. mnnl.Mmeymuutn, Good residenice lot on23th aye, bet. Douglas and Dodge, 83,50, 3 fots on 8. 13th st., very cheap. 150 Jots in (,u-mn.ge. Omanw's best uburb, on ten yoars' fimo to pariies who will billd Lousds. Bronnan L% Box Room 5 Ohatuber of mm; Money to loan in all parts of tue L0 s FQi 8ALE-Ninc-room houso, barn and lot in Hanscom place: also 2 honses and lots in Bunny Side, Harriy, room 4], st Navl bauk. § J MAHA avo & number of good guna Mlots i various additions that must be sold atonce und can be bought at prices that will e you G, J. Bternsdortt, rooms 317 and 3% First National bank bulldiny, HE cosiest home in Omaha, 6 rooms, mrga closets, city water, gas and sewer, botn gnbloand horse cavs,” Prico 3400, Terine 630 o 8500 cash, balance very easy, H. E. Cole, headquarters for bargains and eny ‘terms, Room 6, Continental Block, 80 Proposals for Strest Lightin N EALED ‘pmponh will be recelved aL tne oflico of the elty compirolier of Owahu, Nehmam from May 2ith to Juno i cloc] m.,, for the lighting of the strects of Sald o1ty With 61ther el6cFIcIty. ias, , ffasoline or coal ofl for & period of five years, ‘'he right is reserved to refect any or all bids, m¥dit C. 8. Goopiick. City Com ( MAHA, NEB, JUNE I, 185).—Seale Doses tn tripiiats, will be received hero and also by each Post and Depot Quartermis- ter in this Department, until two o'clock p. m , ceniral tme, July bth, 184, and then . ned. for furnlstiig hiy and straw reguired in | prtment of the Platte during tiscal year com. meuclog July 1t 1 UL B vaser éb Tt to rejoct any or all bids; prefercuce given to arti- tlas of domcstic Droduttion. candl 1oas of quul- ity and pii e (includ‘ng in the price of foreign roduction the duty thereou) being equal, All nformation furnisfied on application or Post_snd D-pot Quarleriiniters Contaliing pioposals to be warkod “Irojocls for ——— &t — and addres-ed as indi- Cated ubove. W, G, HUGHES Li-at. Clonel and Daputy Quartermaster General, U. 8. A Chlef Quariermaster, Jo12a4w " Notior. Notiee is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the clerk of Adams County Neb- raska, at lils oftice Hastings. Nebrasks, on or ‘before twelve o'clock noon of Jaly \'Il.l‘ 1889, for tie Dure 1iso of saveuty Ave bouds of the de- noinination of vne thousand dollars eacii to be issued by tde County of Adawis in the State of Nebraska, to be dated July 1st, 184, and to be Rayuvle at the Flscul Agency of the Statw of raska, City of New Yors, State of New York twenty years aiter the date thereof re- owaDLa 4t 81y LLine ot OF Wl(e: e Years froi the date theseof ut ihs option of sald county of Adams and t) bear interest at tho rate of fve K(r cent per unnum payable nlmuull" on the rst day of July in each year, for whicli interost coupoti shiil Do attached Layable bt tho niscal "'iu;m. veservod 1o rejoot any and il b ‘order of the u«m Lot Suparvisors, Iuy‘nn 3 PARTWIDG ¥, " (seaL) County Clerk. Joux A. (A870. County Attocaev. wizidtodve | L NG TR, Chironic, Nervons and Private Diseases, HlRVOUl DEBILITY, Lott Manhood, Fuiling Memory, Exh ereible Drcant, Hoad abd Back ehe ard il e afecs kading o early decuy an perhaps Consumption ot Sreted scientifcally by sew methods with ll..ll and nll bad Blood and Skin Dis. ‘e RIDNEY sna ¥ URINAlvmphln-,nhfl. Gonorrhoea, Strictu e, Varicocele and all dise: of the Genlito-Urin: ()ylvml mr!d&mptly 'flhmfl inary o Stomach, & "'Za...,. or oher experl| Age and experience im- portant. Goa nation free a b Send g com poutars, for Colebrated Works oo hronig, Nervous and Delicate Diseases, Muv ;se le bolh I Bl id o, A friandly Jetter 0 call may save mmw& np i shame, and add golden years ol ““Life's (Secret) Errors,” socents (stamps). T ane writings sent everywhere, secure {rom €Xposure, Hours, 8108, Sundays 9 to 12. Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D.. 186 80. Olark 8t. ONIC, [ THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES. OMAHA, M. & ST. PAUL. Leave l)tp?tmnnd aarcy sta.| O UNTON PACTFI & D.vol 10th and Marcy sts IIIBIHCB +Gran Tamnd Fxprods spepiltion Passenger. 1Dy Excopt Sunday. 10UX OITY & PACIFIC| Lepot 1sth & Webstor sta. 5t Paul Expross.......... MISSOURI PACIFL Depot 15th & Wabstar sts. Day Exprosss. ... ‘ilx’nt xpre; WABASH WESTEQRIN. Depot 10th & Marcy sts. No. 8 8t. L. Bxp. Dally. C.& N.W.R R. D.Dot 10th B Hlm sts. Lo ress, Dadl; F‘ll‘f‘flmla‘fl Dlll v s iyo n-u Arrive Omaha. Omaha. Amve Omaha. *Stoux City Express. . merson Accommodat'n Oakiand Accommod'n... Sp Paul Limitod rence Pasgenger. SEickencs Exssenset tFlorence Passengo: tFlorence Passengn *Dally Except Sunday. tBunday Oaly et pETpT ESB58EER o PTRYRTY BEBEBEEE C. R.L&P. Depot 10th and Marcy sts.| Des Moines Accommod'n) Atlantic Express. ... W l'l-!l Vestibuled Rxprel! Night n;xpm-.. 7 l)flpor. Tith & Weoster s, *Husings & Bik Hills Pas| iNorfolk Passenger......| B BURLINGTON ROUTE. Depot 10th & Mason sta. Chicago Vestibule Ex Chicago Mall, Chinago_Loeail Denver Vestibule fix Lincoln & Concordia Lo’ Colorado Mal.. . Chicago Kast “Mail, Kansas Olty Express. Kansas City Fxpress SUBURBAN TRAINS. Westward. Ruoning otween Councll Bluffs dnd Al bright, inadditlon to the atations mentionad, ins stop at Twentieth and Twenty-fourth Phreets, and ot sho Bimialt 16 Oman. firond-|Itans- | Omaha way. | fer. | Aepot. A M, | A M, oes, A b;46 South (Sheely., Omnha AM AN Al- brighh A M, cexzoa0a 28 & £ EEEEZcSEEES T BERRREE! 5 Eozaanmns g Omana | Trans- Depot.| fer. A M. 5| BibT 8:27| 733 > = E22cozzan e TR, ESREE i OB comeacn B EES 822 Eozzz 2SS B oS ity SRS 5 Eezanoneameim SSerassoescnu=is ar. Ay, ESRESERRBERERERS" Soessacomsws = g, B BES! Mot ¢o. Notice 13 hereby given that sealsd bids will be received by the Clerk of Adums County Neb Tacka, at his oflice, Hastings, Nebrask twalve o'clock 100l on June th, 13- nishing &l material aid ll the labor for the construction, and to construct a County Court Tiouse and Gounty Jaik, at the city of Hastings Nebraska, according to certain plans and speci- fcations wnd Arawings to be on e at the office of the sald County Clerk on and atter May 25th until e party or partiea with whom the sald County of Adams nmy contract for the furnis ing sadd maveri nd labor and construction of sald County Court House and Jall, are to enter into & good and sufliciont boud to be approved by, buflding committee conditioned according Naw. Rights reserved to re; Almx during the same time and the same place the suid Clerk will receive sealed bids for far- nishing and putting in cells in the proj mud County Jall, to be erected Jn the city of ms County Nebraska, sald bids to I taln separate offers on the two Kiuds of cells vl tevolving Cylinder, Btationary cells, and Lt square cells, with corridor of wny that the Board of Bupervisors of sald Gounty iy adopt, Right reser toreject any acd all bids. By order o( noaml of Buper visors, May 9th, 1559, LB PAtiunae, County Clerk. oct any and all bids Joun A \Bell) __ May21a-2n Matter of appilcation of Thomas Duguid for liquor Hcense, Notice s bereby given that Thomas Dugatd il upon the Blst day of May, A. D, flle Lis gpplication to the Loard of Fire s Police Cominfusioners of Omwha, for tconse to sell malt, wpiricious and vindus liguors at No. e South 1uth wtree ward, Omaba, Ne- braska, from the st aA of January, 188, to the tirst day of January, 1 it thure bo ho objection. rvnonstrance o fl"ii‘zhi“‘“ within tiro weoks frow June 1at, . o sald liconse w 15 Ly Tromas Do, n»umu FRESH FOMR THRE PRESS, Tur Two Cnigrs or DuNnoy; or, In‘{ Romance of the Last Contury. {:mda. Charles Scrivner's Sonl, ork. Hitherto the literary world has hi the opportunity of appreciating Froud as an historian, essayist and weiter travels, and it has unhesitatingly nized his exceptional abilitfes ant genius, He has now launched a ne craft on the tide of public opinio This fresh venture is an historioal mance describing Ireland under Engs lish rule in the last century. 3 At that poriod all honest offorts % establish law and order wora}a li b tho_peculiar condition of Inis eloty, then in a state of moral decompo stion. The actions of Irish governs ment officials were contracted, o:lfi‘ their own personal interest in t! trabund trade with France. This illeg traffic was daily carried on almost undes the vory eyes of these officials, ‘['he! own fortunes were affected by the cess of these smuggling o)ornuo This state of affairs was nlone lu cient to defeat the execution of Ehgs lish laws and to saturate the whole country with corruvtion. ' The resuls’ could not be otherwise than complete = lawlessness. In a great mensure thi contraband trade arose from the coms morcial laws framed by England for thi purpose of depreciating Irish industries A “spirit of rebellion was vife in the land. Agitators were everywhere in- citing the poorer classes to in-umouona Arms and ammunition were smi over from France, and soldiers werotllfi promised by that country, which had only lately suffered defont from England and was anxious to strike agam. 1Ire land, she thought, would prove & i\ll nerable point. Out of such troublous times Froud creates o romance teeming with inge) est and adventure. Incident succee incident with wonderful rapidity. Thi cbarm of reading the novel is increl by the ncquisition of much historical’ informstion. As the author says, that. unfortunate island was in no betier con= dition before the English conquest, a is proved by the annals of the priests written by themselves before the strans gers came among them. These manu= soripts tell of rioting, of bloodshedding, - as their chief occupation and only glory. = The wvplot of the romance han on_ the actions of the two ohis of Dunboy, namely: Colonel Gori the English army, who has settl Ireland, on the land previously sessed bv Morty Sullivan, the othel chief. The latter, ot the time of: thi story, is outlawed, and nourishes an uns quenchable hate for his English" !\Ip¢ planter. Colonel Goring’s character is magni. ficently portrayed. {His strong religiou faith, his cool, undaunted courage;his sense of honor and gentility of disposi= tion, remind one forcibly of General" Gordon. Like him, also, he fell, the victim of official incompetence, The & scone depicting Goring’s death brmlal with vivacity and excitement. The lant oficer recaived a fatal wound w ile % fighting three reckless desperndoas who s were fully armed, ne himself hn.ving no weapons whatever. Tho outlawed chief, Morty Suluvnn, isa very Eowerlul delineation of char- acter. ere appears to be a continu- ous war raging in his breast between his better nature and his bitter hate of the English in general, and Goring in 3 particular, ‘The Tatter feeling finatly, in its intensity, stifles the former. and hurls him into an ocean of crime, from which he emerges a pirate and a_mur: derer. His tragic end is described with' dramatic force. The many thrilling episodes are re= markable for a crispness and vim thor- = oughly fascinating. Fronde’s mode of collecting materisl resembles ‘that of Scott; his ngreeable manner of impart- ing historical knowledge equals that of Lord Lytton; the vitulity of his dra- & matis personnac reminds-one of Whys Melville, yet in one respect he illli short of all of them, They all impant subtle charm of romanco to the treat='3 ment of their subjects. Fronde ra!hev“ rejects this bnllmut accessory’ to hig's novel. But perhaps his crisp, manly treatment leaves this deficiency unla=" mented, ARYAS, SEMITES AND JEWS, JEHOVAH AND e Camist, by Lorenzo uurxe.l.u & Shepurd, Boston, The first part of this volume is de~ voted toa continuation of the history commenced in ‘‘Pre-Glacial Man and * the Aryan Race,” by the same author, with the intention of showing theaec- tions of the Deity in the selection.of l people through whom men uhnulfl be enlightened to receive, and from whom that being should m'oceed whao « lho-ld A again give to man that rovelaflun ¥ e viously given to und rejected b Aryas., It would have been wel Jui the author confined himself to this odl; stead of writing the latter porlloliyo the book, in which he promalnsmunq, 1 extrnnrdmurv theories of his owrn- manu= 48 tacture and with these weapons avtaek the established doctrines of the nhui‘bh, The acceptance of the lrlnh* B nflu: in maintains, almost obliterates the ence of the Father by the greater prom: inence given to the Son. The burbar- ism of the middle ages he atvributes to the superstitious n(-hlnfi of the church. The idea of dam n}ld‘ § in their disobedience ” to through by-satan, is ¢ An entirely different meaning is given the episode that occurred in Kden, This is a theory of the author’s own in= vention, and one worth reading us @ curiosity. Most people will profer the, spirit of the bible’s teachings to th vain imaginings of Mr. Burge, o His inteliect is apparently incapable of uppreciating the real significance ol the sacrifice on the cross. He perceive! uot that Jesus suffered to give salvation to those who would take up their orpn( and follow in his footsteps, Mr. Burge - opines that all were saved, apparen: regardless of any ri rhteous anduv on their part. Much lamentation is i dulged in because of his beliel Ihlt'lg‘ church does not comprehend the greas o princivle that **God is love.” Yeb hit & idea of n godly love is a weak, maudg " lin, and, therefore, dangcrous, senti= ment, that if accepted, would plupge = the world in & vast abyss of misesy, Most of his theological conclusions ai yapid and feevle, He reminds one o{:‘ mariner possessing o beautiful clul but unable to make his course, owinl fi? a limite t knowledge of aenmlnlht Tue LAsT AMERICAN, by J, Frederick A. Stokes & Bro., This describes the visit of some Pes sian explorers to America in the ye 2051, They tind only the ruips of nificent cities, the ashes of lfifl‘ past—and & young man, his wile father—the sole leprannl‘fllfilfi‘ nation. These thres are despatoh oin their ancestors,” being slai 5 Moody skirmish with the I‘OMIIQ . Prosumably the author’s objestin writing this myth is to warn us of thy coming dapgers contingent on uu p suance of our present met| ng out our lives in the huut wimighty dollar. The book ' is short, provided with axnellen\lll tions. and is rather amusi ag, b If* in every house a little of P Chlorides wore ququlllM sicknoss would be wrevented. o