Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 10, 1889, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES. O! MAHA. STORAGE, FOR RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED- ANDSOME furnished rooms for rent at HA o ot 215-10° Adverijsements TmAST Lhis head 10 conta per Hine for the fiest muerlkmi.'.' cents for each sub- went insertion, and 81,80 per line per month, o Ravortisoment tnken for less than 2 cents for first insertion, Seven words will be counted to_the line: they must run consecutively and must be paid fn ADVANCE. All ad vertise- ments must be handed in before 12:30 o'clock . m,, and nnder no circumstances will they be taken or discontinued by telephone. Parties advertising in these columns and hav- fng their answers addressed in care of Tie Bek Selti‘panse ask for n choek to enable them to get thelr lettors, a8 none will bo delivered except on sentation of check. All answersto adver- isements should bo enclosed in envelopes. All advertisements in theso columns are pub: lishied in both morning and evening editions of Tie Bew, the circulation of whish ageregates mors that, 18000 prpers daly, and gives the ad- vertisers the benefit, not only of the city circi 1ntion of Tie BEx, but also of Council Bluffs, Linicoln and other cities and towns throughout 1his section of the country. BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for these columns will be taken on the above conditions, at the followlug busi- +mess houses, who are authorized agents for Tre Ber special notices, and will quote the same 06 a8 can be had at the maln office, T JOuN W, BEI L, Pharmacist, &0 South Tenth flll’!it_v HASE & EDDY, Stationers and Printers, 113 Eouth 10th Street. S N FARNSWORTH, Pharmacist, 2116 Cam- e __Ing & t. J, HUGHES, Pharmacist, 624 North 16th Str S - EO. W. PARR Pharmacist, 1500 8t Mary's Aveniie — WANTED--MALE HELP. YV arber for tournament. - Alton the Paxton nof TEADY work for two good CArpenters ac- customed to bench work. Ap\){)‘ at 2218 Harney before 7a. m. or 6 p. m. :)1|; -‘%\:su. ‘W_AWIED—SflMInbn woquainted with the plumbing trade to handle Self-Cleaning Boller in city and country, ~Address . R. Case, ‘manager, No. 50 Locust st., Philadelphin, Pa: ANTED—Men to take charge Of countr) offices; salary $40 to 860 per month, ~Call or address with stamp, Brown, Rensoner & 6146 Wentworth avenue, Englewood, otk iD—Balesman for Neb,, Dak, an Minn., to sell lub. ofl. Apply' or address Brooks Uil Co, Room 8, Kirkendall olock, Omaha, 183 83 ANTED—Stone-cutters; 175 non-union Bons-cutters by the cut stone contractors of Bt Paul, Minn. Any man working for mem- bers of the Missourl Valley association must havea letter of_introduction from their em- ployer. J. C. P. Young, socretary. 231 103 GENTS Wanted—Rither sex, for Bottled Eloctricity, greatost catarrh and headache cure ever seen; some agents are making 0 day. Address’ U. 8, Home Mfg Co. E. Dept. Chilcago, 1il. 230°12% ANTED—A man who has liad experience in making specifications for steam and ot water heating, and ail kinds of pipe work: nlso i estimating such work, A permanent Josition with good salury to tho rixht max. est of reforences required. Address O 18, Omaha Be 221-10 ANTED—Good, responsible men to take orders for our new houschold goods, Will PAy salary and commission, Apply,2225 Ic'l“!n:;!“g' B(nr’s—.qm. Diss. Tel. Co,, 1304 Douglag, EN to Travel for the Fonthill Nurseries of Canada.—We pay #0 108100 & month_and gxpenses to azents to sell our Canadian grown tock. Ad. Storie & Welllugton, Madison, Wis. an RENT-—Co00], pleasant furnishe ing rooms_at reduced rates, ward per woek. Como see them, & TOOMS in & fiat, 8 W _cornor 16th and Leav- euworth. 174 8) RS, TUTTH of 1813 Chicago st., hag remoy A Triam’s new houses, 106 and 108 So. 2ith st,, andis now ready to rent rooms, furnished or unfurnished, v;_v'hmgrw URNISHED rooms, board it desired, 2511 Chicago, #nd door from Farnam and 24th st, car line. 17084 TORAGE at low rates at 1121 Farnam st.; mahia Auction and Storage. ™ Tfincx.m%-wun- Towest rates, W. . Tushman, 1811 Leavenworth. 0 ©0.. stor 1211 Howard., rage, oward. {§TORAGE and forwarding. e colleci and KYdeliver goods of all_desoriptions, merchan- dise, furniture and baggage, at cheApast rates for storage for_any length of time. Vans and wagons to be hal it stortest notice, with care- ful men for moving. Packing and shipping from our own_ warehouss done on moderate charge. Merchandise loaded and unlonded. Warehouse on our own tracks, Office 217 8.14th st.; telepnone i1, _Howell & Co. el CLAIRVOYANT bought. Leowls 8. Reed ade. OANS made on real ostat A mort, » TR st rates of interest, on T notes, chattels of allkinds, diamonds, watches and Jewelry. Don't fafl to'call I yon iwant fair and cheap sccommodations. 0. HBouscaren, Mgr., room b7, Darker biki 5th and Farnam, £ - ROPLE'S Pinancial Nxchango —iargo and smail loans for long nm{ short time, at low- | estato mortgage a 13 N EBRASKA Mn)rw‘h\m 0o, will make you a i loan on sehold goods, horses, _wagons, 1and confFacts, v fine Jowelry, or securitidy of any kind, without publicity, At Fensonablo rates. Room 7, Rowley biock, South Omaha, Rooms 518-519, Paxton block, Omaha, Neb, 810 JRU0MB—With boara, 1088 2thave, 1118% | Fl'lh ISHED front room 6 bloek: 423 N 17th sty W turnished rooms, bay window, all con- veniences, near P. 0. 1015 Capitolavenue. TRUOM and bosrd cheap for two 1n Jrivate Pt ) OOMS and board, 106 ana 108 8o, 25th st. JROOMS and board, 106 ai Pt FOR RENT-Rooms for ‘nousckeeping, fur- nished and unfurnished, 87 Howard, ro- duced rents. 0108 ICELY furnished rooms, board if desire s, batn, electrio belis, otc. 1000 Douglas. QUR RENT-Two desirable furnished rooms at 713 8, 10th st. 104 11% WANTE )—A tamlly to take fine furnished Tooms in exchange for LOATA—LWO persons, Address. C 15, Beo, 1066 11 i{nu RE or two gent! JOURNISHED room for rent after June 2024 Burt st, 158 ROOME ARG home hoard for suncle gents, 18 Dodge. 11510 8 JURNISHED ro 22N 1ot FUR!\ISIIED 'ooms, 194 104 ‘OH RENT--Furuished rooms, first-class ac- commodations, Mrs. Twingler, 612 8 Iith street. 095 OR RT Shad room onrd in private family, 1712 Dodge. 100 107 URNISHED rooms, nice location, gas and batn. § to 12 per month. 22 Leavenworth OR RENT—Furnished room on bath room floor, with board. 1611 Douglas st. $07-11% URNISHED rooms by day, week or month, St. Clair hotel, cor 13th und Dodge. 776 DE, NANNIE V. Warren, elairvoyant, mod- ical and business mediim. Female dlsoases & specialty, 110 N 10th st, rooms 2 and a.% SHORTHMAND AND TYPEWRITING STANDARD shorthand school, Paxton bloc! (sticcessor to Valontine's shorthand insti: thte) the largest, best equipped shorthand 8chool in the west: 18 under the personal super- visionof Joseph P. Megaath, an ex-official re. porter and state agent of the Remington Sta ard typewriter, assistod by experienced ver- batim reporters, Mechanieal construction of machine taught by factory expert, Particular attention pald to typewriiing, Stenographors’ supplios for sale. Circular frec, 03 QHORTHAND and typowriting. Omafa busi- Wness college, cor Capitol ave and 16th, Standard methods taught by O. C i, of San Francisco, the best tencher on the Pacific const, Munson's tovised of '81a specinlty: new plan; blackboard fllustration; day and evening classes; call or writo for terms, NHE Omaha Short-Hand Tustitute, Ramge Dblock, Omahia, openad Monday, May 13th,is under tlio managzement of & thoroligh and prac- teal stenograpiier. Plonsantest and best ven. tilated school room in the west. ~Positions fou .d for graduates. Call or write for particu- lars' Terms, $10 per month in advance. Type. writing free, o § 10 WANTED TO BUY. ANTED—For spot cash, a forty or twent acre tract insido the four-mile limit; no boom prices entertained. Leave propositions at Liooun 14, Chamber of Commerce. Tel. (51000 notes past duc or short time unsecurcd Jor with mortgage, bought anywhere inUmeha 1a., or Neb, Quick loans, Omala city or farin. Cull or write, W.L. Selby,room 13, Board Irade. VYV ANTED - Furnitire, “earpets stoves and household goods of all kinds. Omaha Auction & Storage Co., 1121 Farnam. 80 _ ANTIQUARIAN Took Store, 1113 Farnam St Casn patd for Sud-hand Ponks, magazine. FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS, TARGE front room with bed-room adjolaing, _handsomely furnished, gns and hoated by team, with use of bath room, in one of the anasomest residences In the city, withont board. Inquire n. W. cor, 16th aud Leatenwortn OUT hundred tons of No. 31 hay, Which 13 1}, i}:'lj‘ to s light 3-bo P i 6, Continental. JQURNISHED rooms, singlo or_en suito, bath and steam; for gents only. 1519 Iluwgrd. [YOR SA LE-—Cheap, 1 good brood mare, " quire 1819 Shermanave, after 4 o'clock ., NICE south front rooms with every conven- tence; telephono in house. 1908 (‘npltv\_l7;vu. 7 RUOM ‘with or without board. 1812 Doxls.:’. 7 ]1101( RENT—-Room. 1621 Howard. "Sl (URNISHED or unfurnished house for rent in Park Terrace, opposite Hanscom park: all modern conveniences. Inquire Lee & Nichol, 28th and Leavenworth. () [MLEGANTLY furnished rooms centrally lo- Lcated, with or without board, price reason- able, 604 'S, 15th. 764 10+ ANTED—Railrond Iaborors, rockmen and track-layers for Washington Torritory: 20 wages aud, steady work, at Albright's flhor Agency, 1120 Firnam st. 6 \OR RENT—2 front rooms, en suite, modern conveniences, tor gentlemen only. 31 BN LIt Lh ANTED—Sevaral more energetic and reli- able solicitors, The Singer Mfg. Co., 1518 Douglas st. U2 321 WANTED--FEMALE MELP. TED—6 good dressmakers, 1320 Capitol avenue. 280-10% GOOD_girl to do general house work. Iply 8t 1500 Shorman ave. Reference re; uiro 254100 hfafifin—mn Tor goneral iousework. Will pay good wages. Apply 1102 So. 9th 270-11% ‘i;‘“l‘lb—ukl ior general nousework in family of two; work light. Apply to 1337 18th. 278 ANTED-2 young ladies for the Now York Speciafty. Co. _ inquire for P J. Lov.l’t: at Grand opera house onfl% ;"mg %%7.&}(1‘31)—‘& L for general nousework, 618 8. 17th, 3 & E{i ‘n] ANTED—Good experienced girl for gen- ¥Rl nousew ork. 1008 Douglas st. © 25 GIBL 721, 8. 19th, 8 in family. m WAf{TED—Chlmbarmlm At _Doran house, 4228, 15th at, 1 block south of court house. ANTED—Competont nurse girl, one that 18 kind and willing, 1823 Farnam. 114 Z GERMAN gixl for general house Work. 606 8. 13th st, 008 _— - DRESSMAKING, LARGE frontroom. Reference required, 2214 Farnam. 3 BICYQLE tor salo—Now 5 in. Warwick. Of- fice Chicago Lumber Company. 3% room ooy 0 YOU want money? 1t so, don't borrow before getting my rates, which are the low- eston any sum from 310 up to #10,000, T muke loans on household goods, planos, or- gans, lorses, mules, wagons, warehouse ro- celpts, houses, loases, eto,, | lowest possible rates, withiout publicity or re- moval of property. Loans can be mudo for ono to six months and yon can puy u pact atany tiime, Toducing vot principa on your furniture or horses, or have a loan on them, 1 will take 1t up and carry it for you as long s yon desire, aany amount at the and interest, 1f you owe & balanco 'you need money yon will find it to your ad- vantage to see me bofory borrowing. [asters, room 4, Withnell building, 15th noy. 821 TPPHILADELPHIA Mortgage & Trust Oo. fur- nish cheap eastern money to bOrro wers, @ socurities, porfect titles, accept loan western oflice, George W. P. Coates, Board of Trade &7 BULLDING loaus, Linalinn & Makioney, NS wanteld on Omana real estats, thres Jand fivo years tims, optional payments, vorable torm and rates; applications and tie assed upon by us and loans closed prom imball, Champ & P vom 6, United State Tow T ¥ Land Co., 310 South 10t straot, Omalia, ¢ to loan on re ato security, at lowest rates. Before negotinting loats see Wallace, Creighton blk., 15th and Douglas, BU SINESS CHANCES 000, half cash and half trade, will secur agreoable business (monopoly), reahzing extraordinary cash earnings of 816,000 yeariy, Inyestigation solicited. Address C %6, Boo. 2124 0it RENT—Brick hotel, furnished com plete, T 0k Goma woba business: Lesses mist by dining room and kitchen furniture, ete, Wiil sell all the furniture haif cash, balance’ time, Jas. McEntor, McCook, Nel 51 11% {OR SALE—$2,5% will buy a nice clean stock of lardware, stoves, tinware and bullding, in alively casterh Neb.'town: one other store in the place, Busiriess has patd & profit of over 83,000 i exgliteon months. Best of reasons for selling. No land wanwed. Will give time on art 1t wanted. For particulars, addres: uette & Sons, Fremont Neb, i IOR SAL business in Salv OR SALE—Meat market complete; handled for little casb. Call at Withnell blk. OR SALE—A good family horse cheap: all sound, good disposition,dark sorrel in color; for prico, full description, c., addr rady, Waterloo, Neb. OR SALE—Stock ot now nnd second-hand furniture, doing a good business; good location. Good reasons given forselimez. Apply or address 1. Lefkowitz, 20 North ‘Tenth st Lincoln, Neb. 157 6,00 inhabita; the place. W.R.E, & M, E Commercd 3,000 to 35,000 wantod to Bt 1nto a good bust: 7Ehave for sale or exchange one of the finest hotel propertles in an lowa city ‘of B'%l(:\g house in "the m 16 Cnamber of ness; first class sscurity and good rate ot interest paid for short orsiang tume, Or will tako partner. For partis Bee oftice. rs address U 43, . 142 JROR SALE—Choap. One bicycle, one Tan. den tricycle and one single tric; . good s new. Apply John §. Prince, Colis: TOR SALE—Bull terrier dog, winner 2nd Boston 87 and his som;” full pedigree. Apply W. Canfield house, Omaha. TIOR SALE—A good mlik cow for apply t0 0. Oskamp, 2215 W ebster st. 09 N ICE rooms, Turnishod, #to $12 per u ontl or by week. Peabody house, 14th and J.!gcn;u. 5§ 2 ARGE furnished room for rent, suitable for ? gentlemen. 1823 Farnam. 563 'OR RENT—From June 1st, suite of rooms, with board ,at 1723 Dodgo st. 435 §19 FOH RENT—A pleasant room, only 0 minutes waik from business center, all modern con- yeniences, cor Bt, Mary's ave,'and 2uth or 620 8, 20th, brick residence, . 661 OVELY south front room, every conven. llence, 4 block from street car. I:‘o‘amlu‘ 'OR RENT—A nicely furnished large front room, all modern conveniences; for further particulars call at 2216 Dodge st. 195 JiOR SALE-Cheap, & threoton Disbold bank & latest improved time lock, complete inevery particular, Address, H. Chamober- lin, Wood_ River, Neb. 211 {OR SALE—A full leathor top carrinze, largo and roomy. in first-class order, cost #0) oua year ago; will sell ic for 817, Apply a3 2215 Webster st. o4 JFOR BALE Cheap—About T head of im- proved Texas horses, consisting of geld. ings, mares and colts, stailious and mixed. Will sell part or all. Apply J. L, Halbert, Corsicana ‘Texas. 414518 IDLAND Guarantes & Trust C mpletoabstracts fy toreal estate examined, perfected & guaraiitaod, FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room with board,all couvenlences,1910 Clplwluu‘:e. FURNISHED rooms, 113 8, 20th, near Dodge. 27J14 BSTRACTS—Linahan & Mahoney, room 508, Paxton block, 50 MONEY TO LOAN. ONEY loaned for B0or ® days on any kind of chattel securllyf reasougble inter- est; confidential. J. J. Wilkinson. 1417 Farnam, 820 housekaeeping in suits of £ to 4; convenient location, Butts Renting Agency, 10} Iarnam. il L 500 SRR - TR L T {01 RENT—{ unfurnished rooms, 170 Web- ster, suitable for housekeoping; price 850 230 MOXEY toloan on furniture, chatels or real estate, Lowest rates on good loas Eminger, 1417 Farnam, room J. 167 SMALL loans, short tine, soc Mreasonable interest. P. U. Hox 66, 188 MINNICK has removed her dressmaking parlors fromlélsHoward to 172iLeavenw'th, She will be pleased to have cusbomlrgl?;ll:' w214y’ * T)RESSMAKING, in families, 635 8. 17th, 1 322 BOARDING. & —Ploasant _uniurnished rooms over 10l Howard st. For oflices purposes FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. TOR RENT—Stores aud living rooms on Cum. ing st. Also houso ou Cass st. Harris, room 411, 1st Nat. Bauk. 205 Wfiu Gay board . Tnauire 1000 Douglas '0 gent smeu,’ or man and wife 10 take room and_board in private family, goly 7 blocks trom postoflics o cabla mud nea o car line, Finest location in city, lawn, ote. Al mod Reasonabls ANTED—By manand wite to rent fur- nished house, some yard and shade till about Oct, 1. Good care guarsnteed. Address £20, Bo _Bs0 9% WANm) torent by family of two, an un- furnished cottage in “M condition con. taining 6 or 7 rooms; must have terms and lo- ghtion to recolve any attention. Addross U 6% Fuiv. RENT—Front ofiice, grouna floor, 810 8 15th. . 2 T EYSTONE Mortgage Co.; loans of 310 to A 81,000; get onr rates baforé borrowing and save money’; loan on horses, furniture or any approved ‘security; without pubileity: notes bought: for new foan, renewal of old anddo est Tates,call Rk, sheoley bk, 1oth & Howard s¢ 3 80 ON'T borrow money on furniture, horses, WAZOUS, e or collnterals until you ses C. B. Jacobs, 110 st National bauk bulldin, 815, { JOR HENT—The 4 story brick bulldiug with or without power, now ocsupied by The Bes Publishing Co., 916 Farnam st. The bullding has a five proof cemented basement, complete steam heating fixtures, water on all the floors, g8, ete, Apply at the oftice of Tne Bee. 915 EE Sholes, room 210 First Nat'l bank, before king your loan: 810 + Sholes, 210 Kirst National bank. B ST mortgage loaus at low ratesand no de- lay. D, V.8 > 810, T QTEL for rent—Big monoy can bo mado by right party, Address C 16, Bee. 185-6t 14101; RENT-—Store 22x60; 111§ Jackson st, Enquive 1114 Jackson, 753 \OR RENT—Store, with rooms in the rear in which family can'liv per month. C. F, Harrison, Merchants' Nat..bauk, 8 F(m RENT—2 fl0o7s frout half Bemis build- ingz, power, leat, eleotric light, Inquire of- fice of Liemis Dmals Hag Co. 46 20 FOR RENT--HOUSES, WENTAL ACENCIES. e e = IOR RENT—6-room cottage, 833 8. fim ll'-ue'. 05 (LEO. J. PAUT, 100) Farnam st, housos, stores, ete, for rent. 8 01t RENT—For 8 months, G-room cottage, rurnished. kuquire 238 Dodge st._262-11% LEGANTLY furnished 10-room house for cut, 1065 Park ave. 22 1 '6“ JOM Liouse for ront, 6th and Popploton Unave, Inquire 017 Poppleton ave. 267 10 ii YOU wantto buy, sell, rent or oxchango, call on ‘or nddress G. J. Stornadorf, ¥ooms 217 and 18 First Nationil Dank bullding. 15 ¥ you want your nouses rontod iist with Par- soees rontal ageacy, loth and Dodge. - 070-, B RENT-T-room corner fiat, 10th and Jones. 200 PERSONAL. JPOR RENT—An 1lroom liouse, with fax yard, 2215 California st. 200 103 F‘Dk REN i'—-cnmlp. G-room (lat, With c| Ly wa- 11 and all conveniences, 2650 Ianve;)\;lt“sh. Ffi)“ TTENT—Several vory desirable nouses Iv first-ciass nelghborhood, pleasant and thy location; all modern conveniences. uire Geo, N. Hicks, room 40, Darker block, Fou HWENT~ Elogant new Drick re e, corner i2nd and Popploton avenue, all mod- ern couveniences. lnquire Geo. N. Ilicks, Toom 10, Barker biock. 208 14 DERSONAL~—Largze front room, nicely fur- nished, to rent, Inquire 831 Se, l'-ll;‘l'l st 71 14% j)l-: ONAL—Photos of Omaha base ball club 3 on salo at Heyu, the photographer. Grau- o 1te block, ANTED—First-class insideloans. Lowest rates. Call and s . Mutual Investment C0., R, 1, Barker bik. 3 SMALL short ti; on F2111 Ohio st call after 6 p, HE M, K. & T. Trust Company builds homes in the city and suburbs; 2) per cent cash,the balance in nonthiy payments; debt canceiled in case of death. For particulars inquireof W, B. Melkle, agent, room 506 1st Nat'l bank b'ldg, 553 30 INEY toloan. Hurris R. E, & Loan Co,, oom 411 First Nations nk. 831 0% buys fine hotel and, iivery, Elgin, Neb. pmpnng free from inchmibrance: money to be mude. Bu mith & Paadook. Elgin, Neb, 979110t = =gl "‘YAA 'TED—Good resid¥ife in exchange for dividends; give pri mation. Address C, 2} I 310+ Busiae ot frontig@l 20th and_Vinton, chieap: will trade Ig¥Sresident or vacant fot, westorn part. preer S ot " FOR EXCHAN BARUAIN-Part of tho Dick Kimball estate, foet on 18th stroet running through to 17th ave. One \3-room house, all moagn conven. fences AN two 6 room lioiis: tal rontal £,60 per year: prico #1300, M.'A. Upton Company, 16th and Farnam. 84 DR SAT B—Residence lot, cor 23 and COass, will exchange for teackago property; Worth 000_ to . C. F, Harrison, Morchants’ Nat, banl T8 1 T(in best monoy's worth of houso and 1t now for sale in Omana is that which [ am now completing near 24th st. on paved Wirt st. in Kountze P'luce, 8 bedrooms, 2 parlors, dining room, Kitchen, 2 bath rooms, 3 water clo sets, large Inundry, stationary wash tubs, furnace and conl room’ and cellar, electric bells and speaking tube, 12 closets, ' Price only 7,000 on terms to smt, Likowise a duplicata adfoining atsame price. W, T, Senman, east sidn 16th st. north of Nicholas st. Omaba's largest variety of wagons and oarriages. 89 P, SoNE have the best burgain on & o X132 ploce of business property; well locted; 10-room house: mext to a $170,000 Dlock, six foot left by said block for air and lignt.' Wo will soll at #,000 loss than thie ground alons {8 worth It taken at once, M. A. Upton Company, 16th and Farnam. 204 P13 motor line s Bullt fo Cotlior piace: | The Belt 1ine runs noac Collier place. The F, E. & M. V. R, K. stop all passengor trains at Col- lier placo. The horse car lins will soon reach Collier place. Best addition in_the city, Prico #500to 81,90 per lot, one-tonth casn, balance oneto five years, AgUS, ¥ s, OR SALE—A{a bankrupt prico, a houge and lot in Umaha View. Room 1}, Chamber of Commerce, 008 QOUTH and east front, double cor ) Hamiiton and 95th straets, ruuning through o Charles stroct, 120x107 feef. Now, hold your breuth until we mention the low price on this. You think it will be something near what it 18 worth—80,000. Well, take it along at #1,20 und out the 81750 proflt in your other pocket iroathe, M. A. Upton company, 16th and Far: nam. 20012 OR SALE-—Beautiful 8-room house, all modern improvements, {ncluding splendid furnuce, near Hanscom park, best location in the city for school, church and street car prive ile, price $,050, C. F. Harrison, Merchants' natonal bank, 68 R RALE—Lots In Stewnrt Place on Lowe ave.{ Motropotitan Cable prsses pronorty. 9room house and barn, Hanscom Place houses and lots on Cass st., on easy terms. Harrls, room 411, 1st Nat. Bank, 204 F\uk SALE—Manufacturing site; tracknge and business property at South Omaha for sale: 530 £ on 25th st., near U. P. depot, a most desirable iocation for manufacturing, shipping or business purposes; will sell the wholo ox fu DArts to suit: terms to suit purchasers, For .particulars address Cockrell & Hunt, South dmaha, Neb, T 102 TIOR SALE-Tho finest residence site t Omaha; just south of Farnam on 56th st.; a corner 165x137 with 187 feet frontage on aved street aud joining the handsome resi- dence of Kirkendall on the east, and Brady, Easson and Martin on the south: a perfect gem and gardon spet for an elegant Home. Harnoy and 21st streats, 141x167,0n pavement, within three blocks of tho court house; room for seven flne houses that would rent as rapid- ly as completed. A splendid permanent invest- ment. Farnam and 224 stroets, 60x132, with new threo-story brick storo building, rented to good permanent tenants, Rental receints $4,200 per year, “Sixteenth stract near Nicholas, frontage 61 feet to alley; good business property. Farnam street, batween 3:th and 39th, tront- age 48 or 15x152 to alle; sonth front, 1 block from pavement and strect cars. Park avenite, opposite Hanscom park, 50x150 Drice $2,(00; easy terms, (Laddock placs, trackage, 60x11%, £2000; easy erms. 16ch street south of Vinton st., lot for sale or trado for mdse, or good farm land. Sloman, 1301 Farnam st. 838 owner of the 107x124 ft, south- corner of Twenty-fourth and Dodge, will arrive from Now York on the 13th inst., to let contract for improving this prop- erty. In the meantime we will sell at a lower price than anything on Dodge, east of Twenty- fifth street, can be had for. 'Ihis is the finest corner on Dodge street. Submit offers up to the Iith inst., to M. A, Upton Company, léth and Farnam. 20518 choice stocks, will marantce satisfactory e and full infor- W, Nelson, 601 230 10% R SALE or trade—A#Mil-hlcoded Jerso cow, No. 1 from the bes§ famifes of Jerseys ; these are for & NOrse or a' COMMON COW. or sale—The best cnance to ket & liome on monthly payments, within 1% miles of P. 0. For sale—A cheap horse: will drive single or aoublo und is good underthe saddle, Call at 811 South Sixtesnth st. 249-10F Y—Corner 16th and_Onss streets, price to trade for city property or' farm Iauds, one-third cash or good paper; stock of gen. merchandise, store building and dwelling 10 trade for farm'land and 81,500 eash; clear lots in Omaha to_trade for mercuandise, cattle or horses; farm in Custer county to trade for , horse, buggy and on co. Neb.,to trade for & hotal, or will trade the land ror an &0 acre farm in Towa, if cloar; livery stock in a good Nebraska town, rice §2,6)), want city property and casn; #25,000 stock of merchandise to trade for land and’ half cash., Co-operative Land & ot Co., 205N 1th & 176 8 farm lun publican Valley of Ne- Draska and adjacent counties of Kansas, for improved rentable inside property in Omaha, Address George W, Burton, Orleans, Net 1‘{5;( i mono, FY0 EXCHANGE for Omaha propert the best improved farms in lowa, only one mile from town of ,00) inhabitants,” W.'R. B, & M. E., room 14, Chamber of Commerce JEW 2-sealed fine carrlage or top DUggy for mortggage city or county Warrangs, or any good unsecured notss. W.L.Selby, It 13 1'd Trade IO Exclhange—Cash and clear property for merchrndise, or merchandise for cash and clear property. = Address Lock Box 14, Gothen- burg, Neb. 081 Jy 2% {OR Excnange—A fine farm of 200 acres in Polk county, Neb., 4 miles from Clark: Neb., io exchange for cattle; 50 acres under cultivation, hor barn, wagon ales and good feed lot. iress C. Oskamp, 2215 Web. ster st Omaha, Neb, 010 foR HANGE—For desirable residence A proveity in Omatia, any or all of followin: ( chote inslde residencs lots in Hastings, 100 lots in Lincoln, 81U ncres fine farming land, Laneaster county Fine residence property, Lincoln, Geod renl property, Lincoln. Cholce farnlly rasidence corner, Los Angeles, Apomt vesidenco property in Haniscom place, ‘Also some good mor Address mving location and price of prop- erty, J. E. B., care Baum Iron Co., 1217 L:;;’en— Zae not es, rth, NIMPHOVED and improved property: louns made promptly; money on hapd. ¥. M. Richardson, sw cor Isth and l)uuglnsézs EOPLE'S Financial Excnange—The fairest, guictest and mosy liberal mouey exchinge in the city; money loaned without delay or publicity, in any aimount, large vr small, at the lowest rates of interest, on any availible se- curity; loaus may be paid at any time or re- newed' at original rates O, Bouscaren, Mgr., room 57, Barker block, 15th and Farnam.’ 515 M OSEY tolonn on, real estato at fow rate. J. D, Zittle, 430 Paxton block. TILDING LOANS—0% t0 1 per cont, no ad- ditional charges for commissions oF attor- uoys' foed, W. 1J. Melklo, ¥irst Nat bank bldg, ) MISCELLANEOUS. AW and general stenographers, typewriting Juccuratoly executed; correspondence taken charge of by the month at veduced rates, Hours Ha. 1. to9 % m. Sundays 2 p. m, to ¥ p.m, Miilard ana Murray hote! 24145 JPOR REN G4 strictly firstclass now ten room brick house, “all moden i Il rent to nide and responsible party asouable price. Inquie 1442 N, lith. 06 12 OIt RENT—A "detached O-room house, all modern convenlonces. Kug, 152 Capliglave’ NT=TW0 liouses, th st., one 14 aud one 9room: orn conveniendos; will put in repar. roum 20 Nebrassa Natlonal bank bld. 0 foom wodern Towse: good barn; 10 wiinutes from V. 0. 8. H. " Cole, 18, Conlaental i-10 00In cott nge. Apply lmu?amm ngiire at C’NE_!;I! VA cotta 004 cel'ars, Clsterns, fiood ban: convenlent to school and B2 por month for the summer, Apply - Horeison, Merclianta’ Nav| bk, TS Gk W, 8, 210 N, 19th st. bt Ot BENT—For the summer months, well- ¥ furnished house T st cluss oca iy 1 g5, ', o court bouse, Call ¢ ad- ’m—;A h'E‘:,'l‘ e e 1 "1 A loat, gas an th. Apply A.C. Waynier, havd ware, 1064 and Juckand, i) fi LN E-Now brick houses, 11 raoms, with wmodern conveulence: on cable line; Ve u.onth. O.’L“f"nnor. Sor. n't& w TTMBEELLAS and pa:asols covered and ro. J paired, 8 15th oyd's opera house block, nrubber store, I, Baior. i “7 ANTED-—Application for $5.000 loan at iow rates. Goorge J, aul, 1609 Fll'l-\umnavi‘. JOnNT D “owor builder and draln layer, Lo inage and sanitary wor specialty, Oflice T Dougius st., Omiha, Neb, KO, H.JONES, plumbing and gas Xdrain laying, seweor and water speciaity, 1414’ Dodge st..in basem TiE Do STt as &n At 1y Geo. T, Gel: lenbeok. Apply at Diee ofli 0 jout Krug lros., 2203 ay 2, heavy black bull'dog, weliht about 6 oF 70 Ibs; 18 undershot and an. £wers to the name of Pug; 1 reward will e paid for his return or any information lead. ing 1o his waereabouts 202 13 OBT—820 yuld ploce. Reward for return to hia ofice, oF 70 Houth Sovench streat OST—Koau colored Holsteln cow; any iafor- diation will o wui‘ruuy rocelved -’tm.ol. | Lirandies & Sous. FOUND. Tt v | pPan UP—Black aud white sow with 8§ Dlks, uacw left ear 3:imlles novth of Florence. Alguste Kiser, B EE ST 'I CAN make a few loans on firsi-class chattel securities at reasonable rates. W, K, Potter, Toom 10, Barker blk. (2] MONEY to loan on furniture, horses, wagons, otc, OF on uny approved security. J. W. Robbins, 1t 206, Sheeley bk, 15th an Howard, R # 88570 1oan on farms and city property. Geo, J. Paul, 1600 Farnam st, 21 (0, F- HARRISON loans money, lowest OLH 508,00) to loan at § per cent, Linahan & Loiiey, Foomn 505 Paxton bl 5 ONEY—Loans negotlated at low rates with- I\I' delay, and purchase goods, co.nmercial Japer snd mortuage uotes. §2°A%doman, ith and Farnam, ONEY to Loan—Wo are ready for applica- tions for loans ln amounts from $30 to #10,~ 000 on lm"hravsd Omuha or Douglas county real estate, Full lnformation &s to rates. loans grompu closed. Good notes will be purchased y us, Call upon us or write, The McCague Investment Co. . B8 OANS on 1mproved and unimproved prop- erty at low rates. Odsll [ros. Con 12 § 10t Blll DING and other real estate loans, W. M, Harris, room 20, Frenzer Block, opp. mO C.* HARRISON loans money, 1owest . . L) MONEY taioan. 0. F. Davis Co., real eatate VLand loan agents, 1515 Farnam si. B0 e me— UILDING . DV, . B LA uu‘?m Bholes, 210 nm. tjn MONEY to 1 casii on hand; no delay. J. W, Squire, 1210 Farnam st., First un{oiz‘u TANTED—To trade for house aud lot in good location; will assume light branco, Address A 2 Bee otiice. 622 )t BALE—House and barn, lot 4, block 7, Kendail’s add. on 25th strect, south of Bei Ry.: must bo sold. Address U, M. Kondall, Waukcgan. Lake co., 111, 220 14 NOR BALE—Furm 10{ Sa@es, %4 ! Blair, 1400 fruit trees ‘e grapes, cherries, strawberries, raspberries, ef place for a home in \\’ns)“l*;mn Co. H iride. 1 1 USTOMERS for Lots—k gan_sell some good building lots to parLi vno desire to im- prove them, ' If you have'knything cheap to offer bring it aroind, Gravar Stevens, 516 and 517 Paxton block, Teiephond 1125, 04411 OR SALE—Ata barga#iy One twelve and one mine room louse in' Kountze place, on 241h stroet, opposite the fina residences of Hed- ick and McCreary, with 78 and 6) feet of ground with each house to alle 3 l c¢h house has fur- gus, gas fixt shades, all plunibing, 'hot' and cqldf water, elegant large Tuoins, all papered Jiandsomely through- out, good barn with each house, and an elegant lawn all sodded, 1 am prepared to offer splen- didinducements as to price and terms, Call und ez me drive you out,r4You can move into theso houses without a dollar of exvense for anything, These must basold soan Seo me nt once. NVESTIGATE—1%-room’ Liouse on Wirt st., Kountze place, all modern improvements, To-foot front lot, house finished in cherry, bird’s eve maple and rod ok, grates and man- los. eloctrio bells, all windoWs French plate. Iaundry in bagement, fine birn, ete., eto. 813, 83,000 caash, balance 1. 2 und h yéars aL7 per cent. Bnoles, 210 Fivst Nat'l bank. 177 0007 nnot be'duplicated for the money. M. th ana Farnam. 240 13 OOK at This—1 have sgme customers for good bullding lows. hat have you to offer? Grover Stevons, 1 block, (ot 516 and 517 axto loex OR BALE—Or will exchange o1 western lands, one of the tinest Lotel properiies in Towa. Best notel in city of 6,00) inhabitants, brings in rental of $210 per month. Apply soon if you expect toget it. W.R. E. & Mor. E 14, Chamber of Commerce. 85" T OOK HERE! Canyou beat this? We a ome farms in different states free frow in- cumbrance. as well ws clty property, which we eriy, such s wo' waul, and pay ygu ona b2 for trado and wo will taks your prop: it desired or ussume mortgage, cqual ount. We can seil you land 10 all parts west icago, low prices, favorable terms, We o sell vacant lots and city property with buiid- ings on, make loans, solicit insurance and gen- e business done. cral brokerags o e o DAt Ao 0y, 5108 it . = OR 10 acres near Pries Lake, 10 years' time, )15) cash. Wi, Nelson. 237 10t acres, sec. b, tp. 12, r. 6 W, Hamilton county, Neb. House, stable, ) acres fenced, living water, Price $3,000. 'K, ‘Atkins, owner, Raildrond bidg, Denver, Gl MY SUPPLIRS: DE ters offjos, Omaha, duplicats wi At this office until 10 a, m., Tuesday, 1880, at which time and @ presence of attending bidders for deliv ery of Lumber, Hardware, Lists giving spectil nd other information will be m_application to this office, tic prodnction of quality and VARTERMAS. Ay 11th, 188) —Senled b od pce they wi manufacture, production or manufac. being egual further, that no contracts shall be awarded for furnishing articlos of forelen production or manufaoture when the articlos of suitable qual- ity of domestic production or manufacture can The Government resery right to reject any or all proposals should attach a Asst, Qr. M, U, 8, A, bé obtained. f this advertissment to Captain and iven that sealed bids will bo recelvod by the Cletk of Adams County Neb- Hastings, Nobraska, until on Juno Oth, 189, tor fur- nishing all material and all the labor for the construction, and to construct a County Court X Jafl, at the city ot Hastings NeBraska, according to certain plans and speci- fieationsand deawings to be on file at the offica of the said County Clerk on and after May 25th Notice 18 hiereby. raska, at his offic with whom the said ct for the furnish- 1 construction of Tho party or party County of Adams may cc sald material and labor a sald County Court House and into A good and suficiont bond to’ be approved by, building committee conditioned according s reserved (o reject any and all bids. Also; during the samo time and the samo place a4 Clerk will recol lod bids for far- nishing and putting in £ ounty Jail, to be erected in the city of ngs Adams County Nebraska, said bids to con- tain separate offers on the twvo kinds of cells Rovolving Cylinder, Stationar, x straight square coll manufactiive that tho | sald County may adopt. Richt r'-i}:‘r\w\ (nn!h\rl any and ail bids, order of Board of Supervisors, May 9th, 153 JOnN A, CAsTo, L. in the proposed ard of Supervisors of ®, County Clork. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will bo recelved by the clerk of Adsms County, Neb- raska, at liis office Hastings, Nebraska, on or ‘before twalve o'clock noon of July fithk, 1889, for the purchiase of soventy five bonds of the do- nomination of one thousand dollars oach to be issued by tde County of Adams in the State of Nebraska, to be dated July 1st, 1 able at the I'scal Agency of ti raska, City of New Yor York twenty years after the deemable at an 830, and to Do ho State of &, State of New date thereof ro- time on or after ten the date thereof ut the option of sal Adams and to_ boar interest at tho rate of fivo T cont per_annum payable annuall st dny of July in each year, for which fntorest 1l Do uttached payable at the fiscal agency aforesaid, tights reserved torefect any and all bids, By order of the Board of Supervisors, May 0th L. B. PARTRIDGE, County Clerk. Jonx A. CAsto, County Attorney. THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES. O, M. &ST. PAUL. Depot 10th and Marcy sts. UNION PAC] Depot 10th and Maroy sts| Ovorland Flyor. *Paciflc Expross *Denver Express sKansas City, Li +Grand Island Expreas.. llion Passenger. " Fxcept Sunday. SI0UX OITY & PACIFIO| Depot i5th & Wabster sts. ul Express. .. ~ HOLES Special List--We push spocial bar Fgajns and adyertise tnem. List with me, Flrie east front lot in Hanscom place at $1.000, 00 cash, - Decided bargain Fine lot on Farnam and Lowe avenue, $2750. 000 buys a nouse and lot in Hanscom north of Poppleton ayenue. 1d John Dierxs Manufactory plant on MisSouri Pacific raflway,4 miles southwest of city, with & acres of groud and b largo 2story bulldings, for $3,000. A fine opportunity for soms one. Ihave special inducements inhouses and lots in all parts of the city either for sale or trade. Call in and be shown them. I do not try to get you in to show you trash, but handle only good property and deal squarely. D. V. Slioles, 1 irst National bank. 830 THE tactorios within easy reach of Colllor Placo will omploy a largo fores ot men. - St gure & homo and enjoy lifo Prico of lots 3500 to §1,20), one-tenth cash. Send for plat. _Me- OAgUE, ODP. Py Oy b o e o JOUTH OMAHA—I have a numbor of zood lots in various additions that must be sold atonce und can be bought at prices that will suit you. G.J, Sternsdoril, rooms 517 and 318, Fivst Nattonal bank buildiix 82 OR SALW—50 large and smail houses on monthly payments; small payment down. Alsongood list of proerty for excliango, G J. m 1, Continental bk, OR SAL ast front lot on 20th st. [Geor- E overlooking Omaha_and Council Bluffs, Fine site for a home. Special close price for a few days. C.F, Harrison, Mer- chants National bank, 143 finest drive in tne city is to Colifer McCague, 973 Get LE—Lot on 52d st, just north of Hanscom Pari, $3000; easy teris to party Who will buiid, C. ¥. Harrison, Merchants National bank. 144 (SEND for vlat of Colller place,” and whon A driving for recreation follow the motor line polos on Tt 8t., and Amos’ ave, and soo the wonderfai_improvements that have taken place just around the barracks, and remember that Collier place s the key to the situation. Buy & lot now for the low price and at tho casy terius they are being offerod, and we are Satis- flad, Ono-tenti casii, balance one to five years, McCague, opp, P. O. 73 MQAMOUTH Park is acknowledged by all to Y1 1o the most beautifully situated addition in Omalia. Adjoining Fort Omaha on the south- west, lyiug on'the easy slope of the bluff, com- mandiig a view of the river and valley for fifteen miles, overlooking the two busy citios of Omaha and Council Biuils, near enough to the fort to view the parade grounds and 1isten to the music of the band from the windows of many of the pretty homes already built, with good drainage, city water ordered, and ‘every advantage that could be asked of 'a proerty offered at the reasonablo figures for which Mon- mouth Purk lots are selitng. The Electric Motor line will have cars running o Monmouth Park by July Iat, glving o #-minute trip to Douglis and'lith, The Belt Line and I. £, & M. V. R, R. Liave suburban stations within i o 6 blocks. Asone of the many evidences of the aesirabil ity of Moumouth Park, it was selected by th management of the Emanual Hospital and Dea- coness Institute as the site for the splendid building of that institution, although combeti- tion for its location was very warm. Lots are offerca at reasonable figures, 8800 to 81,000, on ensy terms. Atter the Motor cars are riinning, prices wil 100 per lot. Buy oW, LG ace, ‘Trustes, 108 Crelfghton Block Notice, N OTICE 13 heveby given that sealod bids will be received at the ofiice of the secrotary of the boara of education at Crete, Nebrasku, on or bofore July fird, 1889, at 8 ¢'clock p, 1, of §aid day, for ‘the purchast of fifleen registerod school “bonds, 'the balauce of the 825,000 1ssue, The fittecu bonds are of the denomination of one thousand dollars, each dated July 2nd, ableat the Fiscal Agency of'the raska, ity of New )ork and stute of New York; twenty years after date, optional after ten yoars, and to bear interest ath por cont per aunum payable semi-annually on January Znd and July#nd of euch year, for Which ferest coupons are attaclied aud pay- able at the tiscal agency aforesaid. Tho Loar reserves the right to reject any or sll bids. Iy order of the board of education for tho 8c¢hool disiriet of Crete, Baline colnty, Nobraska { BUCHAN June rd, 1880, doase Dissolution Notice, Noticel hereby glven that tho copartner- ship hieretofore existing betwsen Rtudolf Leh- mann aud £, J. Plain, and kuown under the firw nwmo of Lehmand & Plain, bas this day been dissolved by mutual consent. IDOLY LEUMANY, Jb-A-34+ F. J, PrLaix, Notion, Matter of applieation of Elmer G, Wilson for periit to sell liquor as & Arageist. Notice is hereby given that Elwer G, Wilson didupon the Sist aav of May, A, D. 13, o bis application to the board of fire and police come amissionors of Omaha, for pevmit to sell malt, gpirittions and vingus liquors, us a druggis for medicinal, mechanical and chemical pui se8 only, at No. #2101 Lemvenworth strect th ward, Omaba, Neb., from the 15t day nuary, 1689, to the first day of January, 1 there be no objection, remonstran: test filed within two weeks from .lllnu: 2:!‘!?“: the sl it will be L, e e A e e B Soiiosut 'URI PACL Depot 15th & Webst: Day Expresss. Nignt Expres WABASH WES ; Depot 10th & Marcy sts. No. 8 8u. L, Exp. Dally. . 0.& N, W.R. R. Depot 10th’ & Marcy sts. Chicago Express, D Fast Limited, Dail *The Fyer,” Daily C. BT, P. %. & 0. Depot 15th & Webster sts| *Soux City Expres: 'Emerson Accommodat's| *Oakiand Accommod'n. 8t, Paul Limitod. *Florence Passenge: *Florence £assenger. Florence Passenger. Florence Passenger. ‘L—I:Zu_ TET R RSP EEEELTT) BREREENE CeTsdYpoy BSEBEEEE C, R.L&P, Depot 1ith and Maroy ats. Des Moines Accommod'n) Atlantic Express... t Vestibulod Express.| ight Express, .. &'Webster sts. *Hastings & Bik Halls Pas| tNorfolk Passenger...... BURLINGTON ROUTE. Depot 10th & Mason s, Chloago Vestibule Bx Chicago Locai Denver Vestibulo iéx. Lincolu & Concordia {hicago Fast by Kansas City Expr SUBURBAN TRAINS. Weatward. Running betweon Council Bluffs and Al bright. In addition to tho stations mentioned, Twentieth and Twenty-fourth nd at the Summit in Omana. TEYCBpTR E5BEEEEE depot. |8heoly.! SESESEEIRERESS BT G on B EECEEEERT & e SRS TR H5BE Efexaommmnne A GREAT EDITOR’S SUCCESS. He Ascribes to His Industry, Tempor- ance and Frugality. George W. Childs has at last ylelded to tho demand made to him ?n the publication of his recolloctions of peo= })ln and things. Lippincott’s Magazine or June will contain the first of four chatty articles, embodying the experi- oncos and reminiscences of this very remarkable man. By the courtesy of the publishers we are enabled to give our readers says thé Chicago Intor- Ocean the following extracts: “T want to sot out by saying that [ am sure you in kindness exaggerate the in= torest the world takes in my affairs. You say I am a successful man. Peor« haps I am; and if so, I owe my success to industr lemfl)urunco. and frugality. I suppose I had always a rathor re- markablo aptitude for business. James Parton, at any rate, was right in speak- ing of me in Tis biographical sketoh as ‘bartering at school my boyish troasures —knives for pigeons, marbles for pop= guns, a bird cagoe for a book.” Y1 WAS SELF-SUPPORTING at a vory early age. Inmy twelfth year, when school was dismissed for the sums mer, I took the place of errand boy in a book store in Baltimore at a salary of $2a weok, and spent the vacation in hard work. And I enjoyed it. I have noever been out of employment; always found something to do, and was always oager to do it,and think I carned every cent of my first money. When first at work in Philadelphia T would get up vory early in the morning, go down to the store and wash the pavement and put things in order before breakfast, and in tho winter time would make the fire and sweep out the store. In the same spirit, when books were bought at night at auction, I would early the next morning go for them with a wheelbar- row. And I have never outgrown this wholesome habit of doing things di- rectly and 1n order. I would to-day as lief carry a bundle up Chestnut street from the Ledger office as I would then. As o matter of fact, I carry bundles very often. But I understand that ce) tain young men of the period woul scorn to do as much.” MR. CHILDS THEN SPEAKS of the events of his life from the time he entered the United States navy, at the age of thirteon,and proceeds to say; “I had saved enough money when abou eighteen years old to go into busin for myself] so T set up a modest store i asmall room in the old Public Ledger building. It was a success; I mnlse money slowly but surely. Meanwhile, it is said of me that I aspired to higher things; that I was even heard to say, ‘I shall yet L.e the owner of the Public Ledger.” If thisis true, and doubtless it is, I do not seem to have overreached myself at that carly age. [ was twenty-one years old when I entered into the book-publishing busi- ness under the irm name of R. E. Peter- son & Co., afterward Childs & Petersoy. One of our first books, Dr. Kane'’s. *Arctic Explorations,’ was a great hit, 1t did not look asfirst as though we had made a wise venture. When the work was ready to issue, I took a sam copy and went over to New York to sgs licit orders from the leading booksel- lers. The largest would only give me a small order. ‘Mr. Childs,’ they said, ‘you won't sell more than a thousand altogether.” They ordered at first onl, 100 copies, but soon after sent for 5, more to meet the demand. Within one ear after the publication we paid Dr, Kane a copyright of nearly 370,000, THE DOCTOR’S ORIGINAL INTENTION was to write only a scientific ‘account of the expedition in search of Sir John Franklin, but I persuaded him to mgke of it the popular narrative he did and he afterward admitted to me that I was right in my suggestion. When the manugeript was finished he sent me a pathetic note, in which he said: ‘Here you have the work complete, and, p% as it is, it has been my coffin.’ E doubt he had then iome premonition of of the beginning of the end of his re- markable career. He died in Cuba within a year after receiving his copy~ right money, and doubtless many peo- ple remember well the splendid tribute arranged for him; that funeral was one of the most remarlkable in history. “We made another hit with Parson Brownlow’s book,of which 500,000 copies were ordered in advance of publication. Other successful works issued by us were ‘Peterson’s Familiar Science,’ of which a quarter of a million have been sold; Bouvier’s Law Dictionary, Shars- wood’s Blackstone, and Mr. Allibone’s great ‘Dictionary of British and Ameri- can Authors.” It cost over 860,000 to ublish this last, named important boole in three large volumes, and a great deal of the credit for the successful comple- tion of the undertaking is due to the enterprise of the late J B. Lippincott, who brought out the last two volumes upon my retirement from the book publishin business in 1863. The following year purchased the Public Ledger. And I want to say just here that much of the success of the paper has been due to the cordial and intelligent co-operation of my friend, A. J. Drexel.” Speaking of the Public Ledger, he says: *I worked hard to make the paper a success; for several years I sel- dom left the cditorial rooms before midnight, averaging from twelve to fourteen hours a day at the office. I strove to clevate its tone, and think I succeeded. If asked what I mean by this, perhaps I had better quote the friendly words of the late Rev. Dr, Prime: ‘Mr. Childs excluded from the paper all details of disgusting crime; all reports of such vice as mn{ not with propriety be read aloud in the family, that poison the minds of young men, inflame the passions and corrupt the heart; all scandal and slang, and that whole class of news which constitutes the staple of many daily papers, The same rule was applied to the advertis~ ing columns, and from them was ex- cluded all that, in any shape or form, might be offensive to good morals, The friends of the new publisher predicted an early and total failure, and the more speedy because he doubled the price of the paper and increased the rates of advertising. But he was governed in his course by two considerations: flvst, he had his own convictions of what is right, and, secondly, as strong- convictions of what would ny; and it has been well said that when one’s views of duty coincide with his pecuniary interests, all the facul- ties work in perfect harmony, THE EFFECT OF T11S SUDDEN CHANGE was at first to sink the sinking concern still lower. A class of readers and ad- vertisers fell off, A less conscicntious and a less courageous man would have staggered in the path he bad marked. Not £0 with Mr. Childs, He employed the best talent, and paid fair wufuu for gocd work. Ie published six days in the week only, and on the seventh day he rested from his labors, His paper and his priveiples hl:}i'nu 10 obluin reus ognition in the city. e made it a fam-* ily journal. [t gained the counfidence of the best people, who became its daily readers, and,therefore,it was qu\n [t the best medium of advertising.” 1t is not for me to add to or comment ugon these complimentary words. Ou the 20th of June, 1867, the Hro-ent Mx:fi' building was completed and for opened. The ceremonics were followe by a banquet attended by m dl? T quished men from different jovte ¢ T country, . 3 >