Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 11, 1889, Page 7

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T T FARNSWORTIL, Pharmacist, 2115 Cum- o __ing Street, ‘W 1 HUGTIES, Pharmacist, 624 North 16th 3 Sifeoty i e GEn"\\ PARR Puarmacist, 1800 8t Mary's Avenue, BITUATIONS WANTED. T ANTED=Situation by oung man, (Ger man) who has & good education, to take care of o horse or private family work, Ad- dress 02, Hee. 207 i2¥ WAN ED—Sltuation by a_competent meat Or pastry cook (man)sober and raliable. Address C 20 Boe offico. 20312 room modern 1 10 minutes O om P o k! Congiaenal JFOR RERT—7:room coteage. Apply 11I%8 1ot oR Rnfis-f 8 months, §-room wfin’\.—— Yurnished, Enquice Sig8 Dodge st. 911 LEGANTLY fui hed 10-room house for rent, IMPN‘K::'.‘ 262 11 {0OR RENT—Nicely furnished front room also 2 other rooms, with bath and boara, for 1ight housekeepingz. ¥100 Farnam., 236 16 7OR_RENT—Farnshed_rooms ali modl orn conveniencen 201 i ANDSOME 18 for rent at | 230 Farnam st 213-10° I0R RENT-Cool, plensant furnished sleep- ! ing roorus st reduced rates, 81.00 and up- ward per weck, Como see them, 807 Howard st. 238 10 S ROOMS in & fiat, 8 W_corner 16th and Leav- Jenworth. 174 & 18, TUTTLE, formerly of 1812 Chicago st., 1as reimoved to Me. Merriam’s new houses, 106 and 105 So. 23t s, andis fow rendy to rent rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with first- clnss Loard. 27713 'ItOUH.‘l and board, 108 ana 108 So. 23th s, JOR RENT=Rooms for howswkeeping, fur- nished and unfurnished, %07 Howard, re- duced rents. 250 103 NJICELY furnished rooms, bonrd if desirod ; was, bath, clectric belis, ete. 1600 Douglas. 167 or RENT-_To desirable furnished rooms at 713 8. 19th st. 104 111 7ANTED=A family to_twko fine furnished rooms 10 exchange for HOATd—iIvo persons, Address, € 15, lee, 1066 118 001 t‘.’rh' furnished 1or ono Toor RENT- Jom 1o ono or two gentlemen, 1811 1zard str 180-3 ];\rn.\'lsund room for rent aftor Juno 2024 Burt st, 158 THE OMAHA DATLY BER TWESDAY. JUNE 11, 1880, STORAGE. TORAGR at low rates at 112 maha Auction and Storage. ™ RACK A(lli storage, lowost rates, W. Tustman, 1311 Leavenworth, ki) Bkl\ncfii‘o’u.. storage, 1211 Howard. oy TORAGE and forwarding, We collecy nd Jdeliver goods of wll desceiptions, merenan- dise, furnituro and baggage, At cheapest rates for storage for_any length of time. Vans and WAEODS t0 be Il Kt shortost notis, with care- ful men for moving. Packing and snipping from our own_warehionss dons on moderate char, Merchandise loaded and unloaded. Warehouse on our own tracks, Office 217 CLAIRVOYANT j)u.mmmu V. Warren, clafrvoyant, med- Jical and business mediim. Femalo diseases a specialty. 119 N 16th st, rooms 2and i, SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING STANDARD shorthand school, Paxton block, Nisuccessor to Valentino's shorthand inati: tute), the largest, best equipped shorthand #chio0! In the west: I8 under the personal super- visionof Joseph P Megoath, an ex-official re- porter and state agent of the Remington Stand- ard: typowriter, nasisted by experienced vers Dbatim reporters. Mechanical construction of igachine taught by factory oxpert, Paticular ablention paid to typuwrliing. . Stenographors' supplion for sale. Circular fr 03 QHORTHAND an typewriting, Omatin busi- Wess collows, cor ~ Capitol ave and ~10th, Standard methods tauht by ©. 0. Ewing, of San Franoisco, the best_teacher on the Paciflo const, Munson's rovised of '8) a spocinlty: new plans blacktonrd (lustrations day and evening classes; cali or write for term! i F]'HE Omaha Short-Hand Institute, Ramgd block, Omaha, onenad Monday, May 13th,is under the managoment of & thorough and tical stonographer, - Ploasantest und best tilatodschool room in the west. ~Positio found for graduates, Call or writo for pa s, $10 per 1nonth {n adyang 00! writing WANTED TO BUY. i&()llih lo,_go 8 Dodge. 17-10) 4 d) W ANTED—Situation by an cxp:slnned salesman on rond, or can act a# office mau, Address C, 32 ee. 800182 Atompflun! middle aged lady; situation in ighit housework, Call1804 Webster s t. 200 12+ WANTED--MALE HELP. et breters, wbailid W ANIED Barber for tournament. . Alton ouse, Council_Blufrs, 210-10% ANTED—A good second Baker, &t onoe, at the Paxton hotol. 2411 TEADY work for two good carpenters ac- Rcustomed to bench work. pr,y at 2218 Harney st. Dofore Ta. m. or § . m. W, Evarot. ANTED—Stone-cutters; 175 non-union stone-cuttors by the.cut stone contractors of Bt Faul, Minn. Any man working for mom. bers of the Missouri Valley association must havea letter of_introduction from their em- ployer._J. 0. P. Young, socretary. _ 231 108 GENTS' Wanted—Either sex, for Bottled ‘Electricity, graatost catarrh and headache ever seen; some n{ents are making $50 Addreds’ U. 8. Home Mtz Co. E. Dept ANTED—A man who has had experience il making specifications for steam and hot water heating, and all kinds of pipe work: also In estimatiniz such work, A permanent posiiton with ood salary to tho rlght man. Best of references required, ~Address O 19, Omaha Bee, 221-10 ‘WAkTEl)-G_ood. responsible men to take orders for our new household goods, Will pay salary and commission, Apply,2225 g‘l.l'nfing. JBOVS—Am. Dist. el Co,, 04 Douglas. MEN to Travel for the Fonthill Nurserios of Canada.—We pay #50 to 8100 a month and expenses to agents to sell our Canadian grown stock. Ad. Stone & Wellington, Madison, Wi, ANTED—Rallrond [aborers, rockmon and track-lnyers for Washington Territory; 0d wages and_steady work, at Albright’s abor Agency, 112 Farnam st. o34 ANTED—Several 1ore_energetic and reii- able sollcitors. The Singer Mfg. Co., 1518 Dougl 503 §#1 S and home board for sinele gents. FLumsfixD}Bnm.-. 22N 10th, 14 100 OR_RENT—Furuished rooms, first-class ac- commodations. Mrs. Twingler, 672 8 13th street. i 995 {OR RENT—Furnished rooms with board in 100 10* 'URNISHED rooms gas and batu. 8 to 813 per mionth. 22 Leavenworth J'CR RENT—Furnished room on bath room floor, with board. 1611 Douglas st. 957-11% VWV ANTED=Tar apot cash, a forty ot tionty: acre tract insidethe four-mile limit: no boom prices entertained, Leave propositions at Hoon: 14, Chambor of Commerce. Tel. 140 (000D rotes past due or short Hime,unsecured ¥ or with mortgage, bonght anywhere inUmeha Ia, or Neb. Quick {oans, Omaha city or farm. Cnil'or write, W.L. Selby.room 13, Board Teade: OANS made on and morty s, ot Trt 12 " 3 ! B 14, Board EOPLE'S Financlal smail loans for long ayd ghort time, at low- st rates of intorest, on estato mortgago Totas, chnttels of il kin (4, Alamonds, watehes and jewdiry. Don't fuil to'éall Itoy(m want fair and “oheap accommodatiold. O, Bouscaren, Mgr., room 57, Barker blk, Mth and Farnam, - PAT i) j\ [0 W luru— Large and o loan: cash ORRANd; no delay. quire, 1210 Farnam st., First National bank buiiding. 811 N EBRASKA Mortg. LoaWCo, will make you & foan on oussheld roods, 0O horses, wagons, Iand rflm'wt!. fine jowelry, or IH'!Irlw of any kin without puunrn,ry at_reasonablo m& Room %, Rowley block, S8outh Omaha. Rooms 518510, Paxton block, Omaha, Neb. 819 DEFOU want money? It so don't borrow bofore getting my rates, which ara tho low: eston any sum from 4 tip {0 10100, T muke loans on housohold goods, pianos, or gANS, horses, Mules, WAZONS, Warohouso' res celpts, houses, loases, etc,, n aiy Amount at the lowest possibla rates, without pablioity or re- MOVAIOf property, Toaus can be mile for oue to six months and yoi can pay @ part atany time, reducing both principal an faterost. you owe a balance ©On your tarniture or Korses, or nve & loan on them, I will take 1t up and carry it for you s ,“n# as you desire, ¢ you nead money you will find b to your ad- \‘l\lltl’(! to see me bofore borrowing. 1. . Mastors, room 4, Withnell building, 15th and Harno! & SHILADELPHIA Mortgage & Trust Co, fur- nish cheap enstern moiney to. DOFFo Wers, puarchase secur! ties, perfect titles, accopt loans at thelr western office, George W. P. Coates, Toom 7, Board of Trade. ___ '];i:u‘hmu loan: . Linahan & Malonoy, 5 OANS wanted on Omana real estats, thres land tive years tims, optlonal payments, f. vorablo term and ratos; applications and titles fimm-u upon by us and loans closed promptly. imball, Champ & Ryan,Room 6, United States Nat, bank building, 1205 Farnam street, 310 ONEY to loan_at_low rates by Bxcelsior Land Co., 310 South 15th street, Omaha. Nrmfiiv to loan on roal estate seourity, at lowest ratos. Before negotiating loans soe ‘Wallace, Creighton blk. th and Douglas, 835 ~__BU SINESS CHANGES \FANTED—furniture, cArpets, stoves and household goods cf all kinds, Omaha Auction & Storage Co., 1121 Farnam. 800 IQUARIAN Book Store, 1413 Farham st. N A A Sn0ena Tonks Drgaatoby, 880-J18% [URNISHED rooms by day, week or month, St. Clair hotel, cor 13thand Dodge. 77 Fun‘ RENT—Farnished rooms, 2200 Dod ARGE front room with bed-room adjoining, handsomoly furnished, gas and hoated by stoam, with uso of bath room, in one of tho hanasomest residences in the city, without board. Inquire n. w. cor. 19th and Leavenworth [URNISHED rooms, single or_en suite, bath and steam; for gents only. 1519 Hoy T NICE south front rooms with every conven- lence; tolephone in house. 1908 Capitol ave, i3 RUOM with or without board. 1812 Dodgg’. 7 FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS. TROR SALE-Mr. 1 T.oy, trick bioycHst, wishes to dispose of his- afety bioycle, 'bieycle nearly new having run about 20) miles, - Firstr class order. _Address C, 33 e, 111+ OR SALE—Ihe Gotham cigar store, Boyd's opera hause, with or without Jobbing stock. Tocation the best. 18410 $:|.ouo< haif cash and half trade, will secure agteendlo business (monopoly, ronlizing extraordinary cash_egrnings of $10,000 yearly. Investigation solicited. ~ Address O %6, oo, 0t RENT—DBrick hotel, furnished complete, and doing good business, Leaseo must buy dining room and kitchen furniture, ete. Wiil sell all the furniture haif cash, balauce time. Jas. McEnter, MoCoo, Neb. 2111 YOR SALE~On easy terms, the best located coal yard in Council Biutrs, 250 feet track- age. E. E. Mayne, 619 Ul‘();d\vluy, Council Blufrs, 802-17 Ol SALE—The Hambletouign mare Baby en, Welght, #0 pounds, chestnut sor rol; drive single or double; speed not limited.~ together with Simpson road wagon nearly new Price, $760,00. Will take clear city property, Bl B JFOR RENT—Room. 1621 Howard. 81 [URNISHED or unfurnished house for rent in Park Terrace, opposite Hanscom park: all modern conveniences, Inquire Les & Nichol, 28th and Leavenworth. T8 LEGANTLY furnished rooms centrally lo- cated, with or without board, price reason- able. 6048, 15th. 64 10t OR RENT--2 front_rooms, en suite, modern conveniences, tor gentlemen only. 315 r;jmh. 128 J 10 rooms, furnished, # to 812 per month, or by week. Peabody house, 14th and Jones. Y hos 5 9 urnished room for rent, suitable for entlemen. 1323 Farnam. 563 ANTED—Pantcy girl, 85; 2 dining room VY s sloaets potainin amel Fomy ten, & dishwashers, cookfor & o washung, 35: gogk for Helenn, 8h fare paid; glrls on_farms, & for goneral housiwork'in aud out, ot clty! My, Uroga, 8143 8. 15th, 205 117 ANTED—House maid, German, $1 week; cook for § in family, no washing, # week; cook for Stromsburg, '85: waitresses, kitenen girls for Yankton, Dak., fares pal ‘Waltresses In clty, $5: chamber malds, house maids, laundry giils, lots of good piaces. Omaha Emp. Bureau, 119 N, 10tk 5t #94 10% WA/ ANTED—0 good dressiakers, 1320 Capitol avenue, 230-10F GO0 gil to do general house work. Apply at 1630 Sherman ave, Reference re- quired. 254 10 ANTED—Girl for general honsework. Will DAy good wages. Apply 1102 So. dch, 210-113 W ANTED—A gl for gonsral uougewm-_lé;’m ANTED—Good experienced girl for_gen- Crai nousework, 308 Douglas st. 22 G 421, 8. J9th, 8 in family. 11 ANTRD-—Cham bervinaid at Doran o 4225, 16th a1, 1 block south of court hovs ANTED—Competent Turse @irl, one (hat 18 kind and willing, 1825 Farna m' 14 OR_RE From June Ist, suite of rooms, with board, at 1722 Dodge st. 43 519 DR RENT—A pleasant room, only 6 minutes walk from business center, all modern con- veniences, cor 8t. Mary's ave. and 2uth or 62 8, 20th, brick residence. 081 OVELY south front room, every conven- |Jjence, % block from street car. 2303 l’)‘filsxglls. Ot RENT—A nicoly furnished largo front Toom, all odern couveniences; for furtner particulars call at 2215 Dodge st. 19 FOB RENT-Nicely furnished front room ‘with board,all couveniences,1910 Clp(tolxo. JFURNISHED rooms, 113 8. 20t, near Dodgo. 27j140 FORRENT--ROOMS UNFURNISHED {IOR SA 2,600 will buy a nice clean stock of hardware, stoves, tinware and building, in a lively eastern Neb.'town; one other store in the place. Business has paid a profit ot over 3,000 In eighiteon months. Best of reasons for selling. No land wanied. Will give time on part 1f wanted. or particulars, address Theo. Huatto & Sons, Fremont Neb, 175-12 F ALE—A well-established book-binding business in alc Lake City. Sniley. Gro- shell & Co., real estate, Sait Lako CnyH !m;: 'OR SALE—Meat market complete; can be handled for little casy. Call av room 4, Withnell blk. 850 JEhave for sale or exchange one of the finest hotel propertles inan lowa city of 0,00 inhabitants, the leading house in the place. W.R.E. & M, B room 14 Chamber of Commerca & $000 o #2000 wanted to pitt futo a good bust: ness; first class security and good rate of interest paid for short or long time. Or will tako partner. For particulars address U Beooffice, 142 000 buys fine hotel and_livery, Eigin, Neb, property free from incumbrance; money be made. Smith & Paadock. lgin, Neb, 97910t FOR EXCHANGE, “7.\'.\?1‘%,1)—(;@: residence in exchange for cholce stocks, will guarantee satisfactory dividends; give pricos, location and full Infor- mation. Address C, 2 Bge, 10t SS 1ot fronting B 2)th_and_Vinton, cheap: will trade for resident or vacant lot, western part preterred. Win. Nelson, 601 8. loth, 236 10¢ J. L. Rice C J{'OR BALE—A 6% foot sllver mounte 7 118 OU H hundred tons of No. 1 hiay, which 18 baled and stored at Iemont.' Apply to q s light P R0, Continental, JFOR SALE—Choap, 1 good brood mare. In- quire 1610 Sherman aye,, after 4 o'clock. T for sale—Now 50 In. Warwick. Of- sound, good disposition,dark sorrel in color; for price, full description, &c., address J Brady, Waterlo "7 furniture, doinz a good business; good location. Good reasons given forseliing.” Apply or address 1. Lefkowitz, 230 North Tenth sr. {OR SALE—Cheap. One bicycle, den tricycle and one singlé tricye asnew Apply Jonhn 8. Prince, Colisoum. 1 winner 2nd Boston 87 and his mate, **Blos- som:” full pedigree. Apply W. G. Ingram, Canfleld house, Omaha. 105 10+ safe, latest improved time lock, compiocte inevery particular, Address, H. Chamber- 1in, Wood River, Net sl 0 hend of im- proved Texas horses, consisting of geld- ings, mares and colts, stailious and mixed. Will case, 11 g0od order. ApIy at 1513 Farnam bson, 006 103 'Fou SALE—A good. family horss cheap: all OR SALE—Stock of now and second-hand Lincoln, Neb. FOR SALE-Iull torrier dog *Itovai Dandy B'u “SALE—Cheap, & throe-ton Diebold bank OR SALE Cheap—About ond ¢ sell part or all. Apply J. L. Halbert, Corsicana Texas. A14-J18) ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. IDE, Guarantse & Trust Co,, 1505 Far- nam.Completoabstracts furnished and titles torealestate examined, porfected & guaranteed. ) 'OR RENT-Unfurnished rooms suitable for housekeeping in suits of 2 to 4; convenient location. Butts Renting Agency, 1704 l;l;\‘llll.u. D83 Jz3t A BSTRACTS —Linahan & Mahoney, 100,50, Paxton block, L) 'MONEY TO LOAN. _ FDT( RENT—4 unfarnished rooms, 110k W ster , suitable for housokeoping; price 824,50 250 J{OR RENT—Pleasant unfurnished rooms over160l Howard st. For offices purposes 238 :E GERMAN girl for general housework, 06 8. 15th At a8 “DRESSMAKING, FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. '—An office or desk room, ADply - at 1513 Farnam st. 283 113 pariors from1615Howard to 1724 Leavenw'th, Bhe will be pleased to have Eulmmn'slfi& DI&EBBHAK[NG. in families, 635 8. 17th. 601 J23¢ BOARDING. luss day board. Inquire 1609 {)&uglu RS ANTEDZTWo gentlomon, or man and wife to tuke room and board in private family, only 7 blocks trom postoliice, on cable aud near hor#e car line, Fiuest location n cit ete. All modern conveniences. s Lo sught part e =T — W B nd board by man and wite {n private fam/ly, within 10 blocks of anion depot und east of Zth st, State terms wnd nddress e 288 1 nd Wife to ront fur- il 53 A Y ixiod house, some yard and shade 5h$ul Oct, 1. Good care guarsuteed. Adds 20, Y 250 v T to rent by family OF two, an un: furnished cottage in good condition con- taining i or 7 Fooms; must have terms and lo- cation to recelve any attontion. Address U 55, Doe, 29 ~ FOR RENT--HOUSES, i = = Flll( RENT~6-room cottage, 833 8. 3.1“?"( l:lraet. 3 Tor RENT—8toros and 11ving rooms on Oum- ing st. Also house on Cass st. Hurrls, room 411, 1st Nat. Ban: 200 FO!I RENT-Front office, ground floor, 810 8 15th, 27 TFOR MENTThe & story Lrick building with or without power, Low oczupied by The Bes Publishing Co., 916 Farnam st. ‘The building Lias a fire proof cemented basement, complote steam heating fixtures, water on all'the toors, jut 10'oflice of Tne B 915 {IOR SALE or trade—A full-hlcoded Jersey cow, No. 1 from the best familles of Jerseys ; these are for a Lorse or & common Ccow. For sale—The best chance to get a home on monthly pagments, within 1} miles of P, O, ¥or salo—A cheap horse: will drive single or aouble and is good undertho saddle, Call at 11 South Sixtewnth st. 2 219108 ), EXCHANGE for Omaha property, one of tho best improved farms in lowa, only one mile from town of 6,000 inhabitants. W.'R. B. & M. E. 4, Chamber of Commerce. 194 EW £0 Or top DUgEy for mortgage city or county warrants. oF any good unsecured notes. W.L.Solby, & 13 1'd Trade 0 Exchango—Cash_and_clear property for merchandiso, or merchandise for cashi and olear property. = Address Lock Box 14, Gothen- burg, Neb. Iy 2 N ONEY loaned for 30,60 or 80 days on any kind of chattel security; reasonavle inter- est; confidential, J, J. Wilkinson, 1417 an,nm. B2 TVIOFEY tqloan on furnivure, chatels or xeal estate. L »3\'8n2 rates on gJuuL\ loans. J. 1, 107 § MALL. loans, short_ tim nam, roo; . good spcurity, rousoiuble futerest. P U. Box 005, city 313 T EYSTONE Mortgage Co.:loans of 810 to [\ 21,0005 get our rates bafore borrowing and save money; loan on horses, furniture or any approved ‘security, without publicity; notes Dbought; for new joan, renewal of old and low- eat rates,call 18, Shcoloy bk, 15th & Howatd sv POR Exchange—A flne farm of 2)0 acres in Polk county, Neb., 4 miles from Clarks, Neb., 10 exchange for cattle; 80 acres under cultivation, house, barn, wagon scales and good feed 1ot. ~Address C. Oskamp, 2:15 Web- ster st. Omalia, Neb, 010 JFOR BXCHANGE-For dosirablo residenco proporty in Omaha, any or all of following: 40 chotee 1n8ido residencs lots in Hastings. 100 lots in Lincoln. 840 acres fine farming land, Lancaster county Fine residence property, Lincoln, Good rental property, Lincoln, Shoice family rasidencs corner, T,os Angeles, A neat residence property in _Hanscom place, Also some good mortgaze not es, a giving location and price of prop- - B, caro Baum Iron Co., 1217 Loaven- ON'T' borrow money on furniturs, horses, wagous, ete., or coliaterals until you see C. B. Jacobs, 410 First National bauk bu} i, B 1y ’HOTEL for rent—Big monoy can be made by Ll right party. Address C 16, Bee. 153-5¢ OR - RENT—Store 22x00; 1118 Jackson st. X Enquire 1114 Jackson. 3 tore, with rooms in the rear in which family can'live; 82 per month, C. F. Hurrison, Merchants' Nat..bank, 58 PO RENT—2 fioors frout lalf Bomis build: b Jug, power, heat, eleotrlo light. - nuuiro of- fice of 'tiemis Umaba Bag Co. B 20 JEYOUwantto buy, sel call on or address . J. #17 and 18 First Natlonal Dank building. F you want your Ronses rentéd st witl rotte’s rental agency, 16th and Dodge. 670-J25 rent or exchange, ernsdorfl, rooms HOOM houke for rent, Gth and P Ouve, Inguire 517 Poppicton ave. 51 ‘Ull RENT-—j-room corner fiat, 16th and Jones, 200 lurge 20 165 city o) 2l 1k Yt KENT—Severnl very deairable nouse§ 10 figst-class nelghborliood, pleasant and heulthy location; all modern comveniences, Inquiva Geo, N, llicks, roowm 4, Barker llock, El OR MENT—Elegant new DIick residenc corner i2nd and Poppleton aveuue, all mo. ern convenieuces, Inguire Geo. N, IHicks, room 40, Barker block, 208 14 JROR BENTCA strictly firstolu now e rgom Briek house, all modern improvo. mants; will rent to nice and responsible party &t vory reasonable price. Inguire 1442 N. 17tk 20612 Fuu WENT-A detachied 0-rooin Hhouse, all moderns convenlonces. Kng. %62 ('nx-((?l ;l\ g [ Ffim RUNT=Two Louses, 2017 and 2010 Leavs cuworth st., one 14 aud one 9rooms; mo ern conventendes: will put in repmir. Ingiire roon 0.Nebrassa National bank bld. 4 R RENT—T-room nat. Sth and Howard. om oottages; good & ¥ (1 barn: convenient to 8 chool an 1§20 per month for the summer, App atonce, O, I, Hixrison, Merchauis’ Natlp TOM RENT--14-roon: brick dwellng Yeulencos, b blocks from I, Ol O KENTFor the summer months, well: Bttt ot Ty B BT court 3 vess 810 8 16 st. nardbii e RWRNT-A Tiat 10 Tha Jier Buildingg T roonis, stean heat, gas and bath. Apply 1o & C. Kaymier, huidWare, 16t wid Jagkton. d 1 RENT--Nuw brick houses, i1 roome, with once: ‘on cabin 1 o PERSONAL. JPERSONAL—Layge front room, nicely fur- ulshed, to rent. Inquire 831 So, I\I(‘ll] ’L. 27104 BREONAL—Photos of Omalia base Dall club )l on snie at Heyn, the photographer, Gran- ito block. 14 LANEOUS, AW and general stenographors, typowriting 4 ucouratel yexecuteds cortusponduco taxen chiargo of by ho mouth at veduced rates. Hours 8. Dl t0 0 . m. Eullllui‘: 2 p.om, 109 p.om. 4-14F Millard and Murray hote UMIII( ELLAS and pi paired, 2178 15th Boyd’ inrubber store. 1. Haior. & “YANTED Avpplication for $5.00) loan at 10w rates, GeorgeJ, Paul, 1009 Farnaw :‘C‘ v jT)‘ls F. DALEY, sewer bullder and drain ayer, house Arainage and sanitary work a specialiy, Office 1407 Douglus st,, Owmaha, Neb, Yi-Jy 1 (B0 1, JONER, plumbiig and gas fittin, Adrain laying, Sewer and Water connections & spociaity, 1414 Dodage st.in h\uum:rl,’!) malia, S Jy V"j Ak banio TAURRE A" an ard Dy Geo. ¥, Gel- | leibeck. Apply ab Bee ofl 43018 coveral and . s opera liouse black, dog five months old, had uswers 1o mame “Davie,” A il be pald on Lis return to ¥, L. Perige, 1020 Dodge st. 206 13 ]' O3T--)arge rod leathor pocketbook, col di ¥inder please return to ‘K. L. western lght house and re- ward- 20212 AYED or Stolen—From krug Bros., 2203 13th st., on May 24, hoavy black bull dog, welght about 05 or 10 1bs; 18 uiidershos and an: swers to the nawe of Tug; liberal reward will be paia for his return or any information lead. Ing to his woercabouts, 22 1 ra——. . T~ Roau colored Holsteln cow; any infor- ation will be thunkfully received at J. L, Hrandies & Sous, EE Sholes, room 210 First Nav'l bank, bofore Pmaking your loans 510 s TRST mortgago loans at low 1d no do lay. . V. Sholos, 210 First National hualc, H1. first-class 1nside loans, Lowest Call and seeus, Mutnal Investment Co., R, 1, Barker blk.. 13th and Farnam. 517 MALL short timo 1oans on cuaes! Soviiricy, 111 Ohio st.; call after 0 p. m. &40 120 HE M, K, & T, Trust Company bullds homes in the city and suburbs; %) per cent cash,the ‘bulance in nionthiy payments: debi cancelled in case of death, For particulars inquire of W, B. Meigle, agent, room b0d 1st Nat'l bm(“tl.‘.;liw' o3 I3 TVIUNEY toloan. Hareis it M room 411 First National ban UNL\"’NO\'HID ana Y loans made promptly 1 vrr:;a:: monoy on hand, M. Kichardson, sw eor 15th and Douglas, SEOPLES Financial Exconnzo—The fairest, quictest and most liberal money exchange in the city: money louned without delay or publicity, fu any amount, largo vr small at th owest rates of interest, 'on any availiblo se- curity; loaus may be Daid at any time or re- newed at original rates O, Bouscaren, Mgr, room 67, Barker bi I L ONEY to loan on_real J. D. Zittle, 430 Paxton bl I s Pl ), UILDING TOANS—G% €07 per cent, no ad- ditional charges for commISsions oF attor- neys' foos. W. IJ. Melkle, Firat Nat bank bldg, ) T CAN make a few lonns on first-class chattol securities at reasonable rates. W. K. Potter, room 10, Barker ik, 2 ONEY to loan on furniture, horses, wagons, etc., OF on any Approved security, J, W. Robbin, R 20, Shveley bk, lith and Howard: 2 [ 8388 Toloan on farms and city property. b { Geo, J. Paul, 1609 farnam st ¥ loans inoney, 10 . B08 i Qi ooty uroper cont Linahan & Ma- lioney, room 03 Paxton block. 825 M ONEY—Loans nogotiated at low rates withe outdelay, and purchase iuodl. O nmerclal paper and mortgage notes. B. A. Bloman, cor, ith and Farnam 82 TMONEY to Loan=Ws are Feady for appiica- tions for 1oans in amounts from $30 to §10,- 000 on improved Omaka or Douglas county real eatate. Full information as 1o rate: oans promptly closed, ' Good noves will be p iy us, Call upon us or write, The Mcl Tivestment Co. 81 TLOANS on improved and unim| r;mfi)mE erty at low ri . Odell Bros.x 812 l&’l:l N UTLDING and other real oatate loans. W, M. Haxtia, room 0, Frenzer Block, opp. P 0. '(T “F HARRISON loans money, MVONEY (o toan. 0. F. Davis Co., real ostato and loan agents, 1515 Farnam sk. B T3 UILOING lonas. D, V, Buioles, 210 Firat X Bu‘lfll"lg.. & w u"““ Gwest rates, s VW ANTED—To trade for houss and lot in good location; will assume lght incum- Address A 2 l3eo offic FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE ALE—S) acte farm in Sarpy c 1 miles from Omaha, mile3 from So. Omaha, Good improvements: $io per ucre, C. Harrisou, M at. Bank, 210 14 TPHE finestdrive in the city i3 to Coliter Piace, McCague, YV ALLACE, Creignton Block, 15th & Doug- a5, 4, block 9, Orchard Rill block o, Orchard Hill, corner. 30 i the above on eusy terms; bargain, 1,60, Lot 18 block ¥, Briggs Place, south front on Farnam, on easy terms £2,000 Lot 4, block “A," Hedford, eas B0th (State) street..... ... Lot § and 4, block 2, Dellones” ads feet front on Siato streot . Lot 17, block 12, Orehard Hill . i Trustee and agent for Mon P This fine additiol is reached by the electric line suburban trains, is beautitully situated, gnificent view from eyery lot, i3 well built nd is offered on easy teri Wallace, Creighton Block, \ QR BALE—House and barn, lot 4 block 7. Kendail's ada. Iy street, vouth of Belt Ry.: must be sold, Address C, M. Kendall, Waukegan. Lake co., [l1," 220 141 {OR SALE—Farm 164 3¢ mile out of Blair, 1,400 fraig trees | pes, plums, cherries, strawberries, Taspberr best lace for a Liome in Washington Co. iride, ' (CUBTOMERS for LotsrTgin sell some good butlding lots to parties'wno desire to im- prove them. ' If you have “Anything cheap to offer bring it aroind. Guover Stevens, ol0 and 617 Paxton block, Telephgug §125. 04411 VOR SALE—-Ata bargain, One twelve and one e room house in Kountze piace, on 24th street, opposite the fing residences of Red- ick nnd MeCOrenry, with 78 i@ti4 6) feet or ground with cach house 1o alley..' geh house Las fur. nace, EeS o mus xbuigs, o shades, o all lupibing, ‘hot’ and coid" water, elegant arko Xotus, ull puporediiandsomely throush- o, good barn with euuhh;l(.-w. and an elegant front on “each lawh all sodded. [ am pre didinducements as to price and terms. Call and let me drive you (V»lL You can move lnto these houses without a dollar of exnense for anything. These must e gold soon. Bee me at once. . V. Sholes, 210 First Nat'l bank. 177 NVESTIGATE—12room house onWirt at. Kountze place, il modern fmprovements, G-foot front lot, house finished in cherry, Dbird’s eye waple aud red oak, grates and man: tles, eloctric bells, all windows French plate, laundry in basement, fine barn, ete., eto. 818,007 5,000 cash, balance 1, 2 and 5 yéars at7 per cent. Cannor be'duplicated for tue money, ‘M. A. Upton company, 6th ana Farnam. 240 12 OOK at This—1 have souie customers for food building lots. What have you to ifory Grover Stovons, 516 and 617 - axton bloak. 4 ared to offer splen- OOK HERE! Can you beat thist We have ome farms in different states free from in. cumbrance, as well s city property, which we will offer {Or trade and we will také your prop- erly, such as we Want, and pay you oue-third casli 1f desired or dssume morigage, equal amount. Wo can seil yon land in all parts west of Uhiicago, low prices, favorable terms, We sell vacant' lots and_ city property with build- ings on, make loans, solicie insurance and gen- eral brokerage businuss doue. . o Excelsior Land company, 810 8 16th st Omala, ¥ . R SALE-Now Ffivol;l(ohfl:!fl& Plllleoflavm onces, otc., In_Kountze' Pla ensy terms. Address O 27, Beo office. i Tov OR SALR—Or will exchange ot western Jands, one of tho finest hotel properties in Jowa. Best notel in city of 6,00) inhabitants, brings in rental of £210 per month. Apply soon if yon expect to got ft. W. It & & Mor. Ex.. Room 14, Chamber of Commerce. 085 " ARGAIN—Part of the Dick Kimball estate. 50 feet on 18th strost ranning through to 11th ave. One I3-room houss, all modern conven- fenc Total rental 81000 ver venr: price M. A, Dpton Company, 16th and Farnam. 84! OR SATE—Residence lot, cor 2)d and Cass, will exclinnge for trackage property; worth 8,000 to 10, ©. F, Rarrison, Morchants' Nat. bank. 68 T HE bost money's worth of house and 19t now for sale in Omahn i that wnich 1am now completing near 24t st. on paved Wirt st. in Kountze Pluce, 8 bedrooms, 2 parlors, dining room, Kitchen, 2 bath rooms, 3 water olo sets, large’ laundry, stationary wash tubs, furnace and coal room ' and cellar, electric balls and speaking tube, 12 closots, ' Price only 7,000 on terms to suit,’ Likewise a duplicate adfoining atsame price. W, T, Seaman, enst sids 16th st. north of Nicholas st.” Omana's largest vAriety of wagons and carrfages. 01 OR SALE-Fino lot in Stevens' Plaoa 48 foot south front; right on the motor lino, 81,000; 3 cnsh. Grent bargain. C. F. Harrison, Merchants Natl. Bank. 200 14 P, WE have the bost bargain on a o X132 ploce of business property: well located; 10-room hotse: next to a 810,000 Dlock, six feet left by saidl block for air and Tignt.' We will seli at £5,000 1oss than the ground alone s worth it taken at once, M. A, Upton Company, 16th and Farn VHE motor line 1s bullt to Oollier place. Helt line runs noac Ooliler place, The F, I & M. V. R It.stop all passenger trains at Co ligr place. ' Tiie horss car lina”will soon tuach Collier place. Dest aadition in tho eity, Price #30t0 31,210 por lot, one-tenth casn, balance one to five years, McOngas, opp. P 0. 97 7OR SALE—Ata bankrapt price, a houso and lot in Omaba View. Room 14, Chamber of mmerce, "8 JOUTH and oast front, doublo corner, on B Hamtiton and 35¢h stredts, running through to Charles strect, 10X157 foet, Now, hold yout Dbreath until we mention the low price on_ this. Yon think it will be somothing neat what it is worth—$5,000. Well, $ako it alongat 81,230 and ut the 81,730 proflt in your other pocket. Sreathe. M. A. Upton company, 10ch and Far- nam, 24018 Flill SALE—Roautifal 8-room house, all modern improvement including splendid furnace, near Hanscom park, best location in the city for school, church and stroot car priv- ileges: price $,000, C. F. Harrison, Merchants' natonal bauk 58 OR SALE—Lots in Stewart Place on avo.; Motropollian Oable passes prope 9-room ‘house and barn, Hanscom Place. 2 houses and lots on on easy terms. Harrls, room 411, 1st 204 Ot SALE—Manufacturing _ sito; trackage and business property at South Omaha for sale; 150 £t on 28th st., near U, P. depot, & most destrable location for manufaoturing, shipping or busiuess purposes; will sell the wholo or in DAIts to suit: terms to suit purchasers. For particulats, address Cockrell & Huit, South [YOR SALE-~The finest residence site in West Omaha; justsouth of Farnam on 56th st.; a coraer 163XI87 with 187 foet frontage on aved sireot and joining the handsom donce of Kirkendall on the east, and Dr Easson and Martin on the South: a perfect gem and garden spot for an elegant homs . Harnoy and 2lst streets, HIXI0T,0n pavement, within three biocks of the court house; roomn for seven fine houses that would rent as ray ly as comploted. A splendid permanent inv ment, Farnnm aund 220 streets, 50x13%, with new threc-story brick store bullding, ranted to good permanent tenants, Kental receipts 84,200 per yoar, Sixteenth streot near Nicholas, frontage 61 feet to alley; good busiess prop orty. Farnam Street, between 3s5th and 30th, front- ago 45 or 95x132 'to_alley, south front, i block from pavenient and strest oars. Park avenue, opposite Hanscom park, 50x150 price £,000; easy terms. (Paddock place, trackuge, 0Bs11%, 82000; casy erms. 16th street south of Vinton st., lot for sale or trade for mase, or good farm land. 8. A. Sloman, 1301 Faruam st. 830 J B.—THE owner of the 107xI24 ft, south- + West corner of Mwenty-fourth and Dodge, will arrive from New York on the 1ith inst., to let contract for improving this prop- erty. Tnthe meantime we will sell at a lower price than anything on Dodge, east of Twenty- 1ifeh streef, can be had for. This is the finest corner on Lodge street. Submit offers up to the Lith inst., "to M. A. Upton Company, 16th and Farnam. 2651 5, acres near Pries Lake, 10 years' time, 450 cash. Wm. Nelson. 237 10t 'ven that sealad bids will be jerk of Adams County Neb- Nobraska, until h, 1899, for fur nishing all material and all the labor for the construction, and to construct a Count House and County Jafl, at the city of Hastings rding ta certain plans and sp FAWIngs to be on filo at the office of the said County Clerk on and after’ May 2oth The party or parties with whom the sald County of Adams may contract f snid material and Tabor and cons o and Jail, are to enter it bond to be approved ding committes conditioned according Hights resorved to refect any and all bids, during ths same time and the same place 4 Clerk will rocoive sealod bids for fur- nishing and putting in cells in tho proposed County Jail, to bo erected in the ity of r ma Connty Nobraskn, satd bids to con- 1ain sepirate offers on the tivo kinds of cells : g Cylinder, Stationar ht square oells, ure that tho Hoard of Supervisors of sajd Connty may adopt. Right roserved to reject any and All bids, order of IOAtd of Supervisor: Jonx A, Casro, Notice 18 hereby ived raska, at his office, Hastin, k noon on Jne Nebraska, acc Oounty Clerk. (Senl) May 210216 Notieo is hereby given that sealad bids will be recoived by the clerk of Adams County, rasku, at his offics Hastings, Nebraska boforh twalve o'elock noon of July fth, 1 the purchase of seveuty five bonds of the de- noiiination of one thousand dollars oach to bo igsned by tde County of Adams in_the State of 1st, 1830, and to be ho State of i, Stato of Now ska, 10 bo dated Jul York tiwenity yoars aftet the desmable at any tHine on or af: the date thareof at ths option of #ak Adams and to bear interest at the rate of five per cent per annum frst day nll' July in cach year, for which inter 1ched payablo at the fiscal Rights roserved to rajoct any and all bids, By order of the Board of Supervisors, May 0th L. B PARTIIDGE, County Clerk. 570, County' Attornoy. RMY SUPPLIES: D tars office, Oma: ARTERMAS. 188).~Soaled oflice until 10 a. m., Tuosday, t which time and piace thu; presence of attending bid ery of Lumber, Hardware, ' Castings, Paints ote. quantities and other information will bo b nished upon application to this office. to articles of manufacture, pewriter, Stove pecitivations production or manufac. being equaly further, that no contracts shall be awarded for furnishing articles of foreien production or manutacture when the articles of suitable qual- ity of domestic production or munufacture can he Government reserves the v s advertisement to JOHN SIMPSON, Captain and Asst. Qr. Mi, U, 8. A, THE RAILWAY TIVE TABLES. 0., M. & ST. PAUL. Depot 10th and Mfarcy sts. should attach o3 =5 IfoP *lga NION PAOIFIC, Depot 10th and Maroy sts 5 S B x| *Overland Flyer. *Pacific Express *Denver Expre *Ransas City, Lincoin & % BES 5uT wey RS war BBEB BEB 4@rand Island Express lon Passenger. g2 o 2= : ! I X 0| Depot 15th & Webster sts. §t, Paul Express SSOURL PACIF10. h & Webster sts. | 5. Nignt Expross. WABASH WIS Depot 10th & Marcy sts. No. § 8t. L. Exp. Daily. .. OR SALE—543.76 acros, sec. b, tp. 12, T. 0 w.. Hamilton county, Neb. House, stable, 50 acres fenced, living 'water, Pric Atkins, owner, Raildroad bidg, D QHOLES Special List—-We push special bar goins and ndvertise tnem. ' List with mo Fine east front lot in Hanscom place at 81.600 00 cash, Decided bargain. Fine lot on Farnam and Lowe ayenue, 82,750, #2,000 buys a house and lot in Hanscom Place, norti of Poppleton avenue. The old Johu Dierks Manufactory plant on Missouri Pacific rallway,4 miles southwest of city, with 2 acres of ground and 3 large 2story bulldings, for #,000. A fine opportunity for some one. Ihave speclal inducements inhouses and lots in all parts of the city eitlier for rals or trad Call in and be shown them. T do not try to & you in to show you trash, but handle only good property uul denl squarely. . V. Sholss, 31 irst Natloual bank. 639 THE factories within oasy reach of Collfer place will employ a large force of mon. So- cure 4 home and en)o; Il(eé Price of lots #3500 to §1,2)), one-tenth cash, Send fur plat. _Me- Cague. opp. P. O. T C.& N. W.R. R, Depot 10th & Marcy sts. Chicago Express, Datly Fast Limited, Dally C. BT, P. M. . Depot 15ith & Webster sts| *Sloux City Express.. *Emerson Acoommod *0Oakiand Accommod'n St, Paul Limited.. ., *Florence Passenge; *Florence Fassenger. 4Florence Passenger. 1Florence Passenger. ©eTsYsTY BEBEBEEP C RIL&P Depot 10th and Marcy st Des Moines Accommod'ny Atlantic Express.........| %0 Fast Vestibulod Express Night Express,....... - s JOUTH OMAHA—T have & number of good Wlots in varions _additions that must be sold atonce and can_be bought at prices that will suft you. G.J. Sternsdortt, rooms 317 and 51, Firsi National bunk building. ) {10 SALE—50 large and smail Bouses on monthly payments: small payment down. J. Fox, room 1, Continental bk, 1 JFOR SALE—East front lot on 20th sk |Geor. gla ave] overlooking Omnha_and Council Blufrs, ' Fine sits for a home. Speclal close e a fow days. C.F. Harrison, lll FUI( SALE—-Lot on 824 st. just north of Hanscom Paric, $2,000; easy terms to party who will tmild, C. Harrison, Merchants National bank. 144 #Norfolk Passeuger BURLINGTON ROU'LE.| Depot 10th & Mason sts. Chicago Vestibule Bx ChicRgo Madl, ... Also ugood list of property for “m“fijl(u”"' J| Chicago Locai Lincoln & Concordia Lo'l Colorado Mail. ... Chicago Fast Mail . sas City Expross. BUBURBAN TRAINS, Westward, Running between Council bright. In addition to tho stations mentioned, trains stop at Twentleth and Tiwenty-fourth streets, and at she Summit in Omana. Bluffs and Al (SEND for plat of Gollier place, and whou K driving for recreation follow the motor line poles on {oth st., and Ames’ ave., and see the wonderfay fmprovements that hava taken pinco just around tne barracks, and remenber that Collier place 18 the key 1o the sit Buy a lot now for the low price «nd at t rorms they are lnslllfi; offerad, and we ax fled. One-renth balance one to five yeur: McGague, op 73 EOUTH OMAHA NEWS, Notes About the City. James O'Brien is very ill at his parents’ residence, in the Third ward, with typhoid malarial fever, Patrick Morrissey has gone to O'Neill, Andy Ryan and Timothy Shea, two Omaha roughs, became noisy on N street Sunday afternoon and wereescorted to jail after they had a little skirmish. Michael Morrisy hus gone to Keokulk, Ia. Michael Walsh has accepted an offer at £100 a month to play ball in Denver, aud has gone to the Mountain eit Mr. and Mrs, E. O. Mayfield will start Monday for a visit to Denver, Manitou Springs and Pueblo, Colo, Messrs, Sobotker, Spitzer, Yarton and Scott have returncd after an uunsuccessful piscatorial excursion. The funeral of Mrs. Bridget Mead, wife of Michuel H. Mead, was held Sunday after- noon at 1 o'clock and the interment was in BSt. Mary’s cemetery, In the gun club shoot Sunday, out of twenty blue rocks, 8. S, Remer got six- teen, Michuel Remer twelve, Gus Seidler twelve, and H. Kobert, Louls Rugg and I J. Egger eleven each. County Commissioner Peter J. Corrigan, is dangerously ill. Grading contractors John O'Keefe & Co., on Monday, will remove their outfit to I ver, where they have a six months' job. Su. perintendent Robert Fitzzerald and most of the old employes will go with them. William Desmond will start, Tuesday, for Red Clifr, Colo. Sunday forenoon the Swifts dofeated the Hammonds in & game of basc ball by a score of 17104, and inthe afternoon defeatea s picked niue by 18 to 11, Offcer Moses Redmond fouud a fine buggy whip on the street, The owuer can have it by calliug at the ity jail. Pleasant and well-attended dances were given Sunday evening at the National hall and Zang's pavillion, on Twenty-fourth street. Division No. 8, A. O. H,, will eleot officers next Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'elock. Sunday next, at 10 o'clock, & game of base ball will' be - plaved between the Arwour- Tirona- Trans. [ Omaha 3 Bz=Steoxza 3 SBSESEssE - = S 3 S55S Sexvsoonasn~i, RS5SE! SEEREERERE § B ot e pmw 1 2 't 8 4 4 i 1 8 9 10: 1, B i E oy aZii s s AEHCA G0 A LIFE OF SACRIFICE, Father Dougl Rope's Labors and His Horolo Death in London, A young priest has just died in the northwest of London whoso name may well be saved from oblivion, says the London Daily Telegraph. Under cir- cumstances loss sensational than those which have madoe Father Damien’s name ring through christendom, Father Douglas Hope has practiced, in the un- romantic monotony of the Harrow rond, a self-surrender as complete as that of tho hero of the Leper island, Close to that landmark of the 'bus man, ‘“The Prince of Wales,” stands a home for boys, and in connection with it a bakery and printing works. The place was founded by Rev., Lord Archibald Douglas, o brother of the marquis of Queensbury and of Lady Florence Dixie. He brought his fortune and tho fervor of his new-found faith to his task. Iven the Harrow road is not without its romance. Lord Archibald’s sistor, Lady Gertrude Douglas, joined her brothor, and identified herself with his renunciation of society, perhaps too completely; for during his absence in Canada, whither he had taken some of his waifs, she married the head baker and became Lady Gertrude Stock, Some five years ago Lord Archibald found his increasing cares too heavy for him. He -retived to quict mission life in Scotland, and his )(hxwo in the Har- row vond was taken by his cousin, Father Douglas Hope, A groat-grand- son, on his father’s side, of Lord Hope- toun, and on his mother’s side of the duke of Buccleuch, he called **cousins’ with all the blue blood of Scotland, His father, Mr. Hope, of Luffness, was at one time member for Windsor, and his mother, a daughter of Lord Montagu, was an eurly bedchamber woman to the queen. But Father Hope had obliter- ated the traditions of {x(s family, and tho memories of Kton and Christ church, when he went to St. Vincent’s home to be priest, teacher, father and nurse to seventy boys, mostly rescued from the London streets. He shared their rough food, and lived their life in school-room and playground, If he ever thought of himself he might have known that, in spite of+his six feet of stature and his brilliant physique, he was not seasoned for the rough life he had adopted. His entire devotion 1solated him from his fellows in the outer world; but those who got glimpses of him were not astonished to hear that rheumatic fever had carried him away last Thursday afternoon. He was laid to vest yester- day in the cemetory at Keusal Green, not far from the scene of his five yoars’ labor of love. —_——— That Tired Fecing Afllicts nearly every one in the spring. Tho systoem having become accustomed to the bracing aiv of winter, is wenk- ened by the warm days of the changing season, and readily yields to attacks of disease. Hood’s Sarsapurilla is just the medicine needed. It tones and builds up every part of the body, and also ex- pels all impurities from the blood. Try it this season. e A Oat Adopts SBome Squirrels. Some time ago Russell Rice cut down a poplar troe on his farm. The tree was hollow, and inside it he found a nest of five young squirrels, says a Jef- fersonville, Ind., dispatch o the New York Sun. He took them home aund conciuded to raise them. Mr. Russell possesses 4 cat of unusual intelligence, and this cat manifested a great interest in the young squirrels. Oune of them was given to pussy, and she watched over it with such care and tenderness that all of thom were placed under her protection. She nursed them until they attained cousiderable size, and a day or two ago tho young squirrels were turned loose in the Scottsburg park, where they now are. The cat immedi- ately removed her residence likewise to the park, and she and the young squirrels may be seen sporting there to- gether any day, R AR CERAEY Every woman in Omaha—we say women because men are usually too busy to look after such small matters— should insist on the head of the house procuring some reliable medicine for use in case of a sudden attack of colic or cholera morbus in the night during the summer, It is not pleasant to hunt up a physician after midnight, nor to go down town and route out a druggist at that hour. Talke our advice and procure a 25 or H0-cent bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhcea Remedy. It can always be depended upon and is not unpleasant to take. e Tobias 8, Western 5. Tonras, Neb,, June 10.—[Special to Tmn BeE.J—An interesting game of ball was played between Tobias and Western, which resulted in the home club defeating the vis- itors by a score of 8to 5. Batteries—Tobias, Woods and Vincent; Western, Coplen and Waddington, Umpire, Sanders. - e His name is R. J. McKinney: his resideno is Woodburn, Hill county, Texa his state. ment May 1880: My littlé son was cured by 8. 5. 8. of bad sores and ulcers tho result of a general breaking down of his health from fever, He was cousidered incuralte, but two bottles of Swift's Specific brought him out all right. Steck Piano Remarkable for powerful sympathetic tone, ptiable action and absolute dura- bility; 80 years’ record the best guaran= tee of the excellence of these instru- ments, WOODBRIDGE BROS. '[IMK"EWSFHTNG VERICLES Hundreds of thousands in wee. [} ry Ones en{Ty TmBrorea. with swingiin ahad T s [ e 1o the walthe o e . Adapted equally well Lo rough country or fi, Wity drives il wive you Dast satisfaction, Maryland Club Pure Old Rye Whiskey, [ Aot The wide popularity of this perh brand qerne wride, porulacly o fate SEset besnd pad Inferior Whiskey, inder & similar iaine, intend w0 decelve the public, The New York Court of b ead s deslired our Urand, the ATA RV LAND ULOM, (0o n trads mark ontitied to the ol of (e 1aw seo declsio i Cali, el & Co. ve. Jacol 165, and’we now gIve notico tha iy ficsgoute any pereo Dr it 1 any part of tho United Statos, who s 110 guilty of any Infringement of this trade mark. CAHN, BELT & CO,, BOLE PROPRIETONS 0¥ THE “Maryland Club" Old Ryc Whiskey, BALTIMOKE, MD, "DREXEL & MAUL, Euccessors 1o John Q. Jacobs.) Undertakers andEmbalmers At theoldstand 1407 Farnam St. Orders by telegraph solicited und promptly atrended elophous 1o No. 43,