Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 12, 1889, Page 7

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Advertising for these columns will he taken at the followiug busi- 0 0'clock . olumns and hav- il in care of Tir BER K to enable {1 All_answers to adver- of Conncil” Bluffs, on the above conditions mess houses, who are authorized agents for Tik Bex svecial notices, and will rates as can be had at the main off OHN W. BEI L, Pharmacist, #0 South Tenth quote the same TV, Stationers and Printers, 113 South 16th Street as gardner; b years’ Address O 81, Hee, ANTED-Situation OSITION by double-entry bookkeeper, with B0od rellable firm, Address O3, lice. )=Situation by a man) who has & horse or private family work, ANTED-Situation by a_competent_ment or pastry cook (man) sober and Situation by salogman on road, or can act as_oflice Address C, &2 Beo. competent middle aged lad. situation in light housework. Call 18)4 Webster s . 200 1 traveling saleamen, Wil Must deposit for sam 8 bavis &, Shuban, 60 pay good salary. les. - Callon or addro Ranigo building. me good singer and banjo player for street salesma quired: state salary wanted, ANTED—Young man or_boy to eate for ¥ two horses and attend office. TANTED—At one, o piano_player; rend at sight: to go with theatrical com v; lady or gent, call at Grand ope ., Wednesday. t of wages for a com laundress. 2408 Farnam. GENTS Wanted—Either sex, greatest catarrh and: headache cure ever seen; some agen U. 8. Home Mtg Co. petent cook wnd for Rottled ANTED—Good, responsible men to take orders for our new houschold Doy salary and commission. Apply, fiuvs—mu. DIst. | el. Co,, i Douglas, EN fo Travel for the Fonthill Nurseries of Canada.—We pay #50 to 3100 a month and expenses to agents ell our Canadian stock. Ad. Stone & Wellington, Madison, Wis. ANTED—Raiiroad laborers, rockmon_and yers for Washington Territory: ges and stendy work, at Albr ency, 1120 Farnam st. ANTED—Severat 1ore energatic and rol- able solicitors, The Singer Mfg. WANTED--FEMALE HELP. _ ANTED—Girl to assist with houseworl 2311 Douglas st, ANTED—A good compotent girl fo eral housework; good wages, at 22 ANTED—Waist and skirt finishers at once. M. A. Wallace, 1519 Howard, ANTED—13 young ladies from 18 to % yrs taact in opera house in March of the Am- perience necessary, suls & week and expenses, i ANTED—Girl for 208, 10th st. —A ood kitchen TWEARTED= = general house 1 and nurse girl: good wages paid; at 2510 Webstor st. 7 ANTED- Pan [ Mes, 2 dishwasher: cookk for Helena, jirl, #; 2 dining room women in smal cook for 8, no washing, & 85, fure patd; girls on farm ) for general housework'in and out of cit Mrs, Ifrogn, 1415 8. 15(h. DAY £00d Wages. BD=A gIrT for goneral house: 21, 5. 10th, 8 in family. ED—Chambermaid_at_ 4228, 15th st, 1 block south of court house. ANTED—Competont nurse @i, one that 18 kind and willing, 152 Farna. BIxT £OF general namws;g _DRESSMAKING, 155 MINNIOK ) od ¢ s removed hor dressmuking pariors from16i5Howard to 172(Leavenw'tl, Bhe will be pleased to have customers eall; . In families, 635 BOARDING. E " class day board. huguire 1609 Dou i0—Two gentlenion, or man and wifs ¢ room and Loard in private family, only 7 blocks from postoffice, on able and near horse car line, fon in city, ‘0 convenien teriny to right party. ( D—Hoom and bosrd by m wite in private famil epOt uid east of anad address O 28, Hee, 7 ANTED o rent by ¥V furnished cottage in Lihing i ox 7 room h d cation torecelve any uttention. Address U 55, Hee. =29 within 10 blocks of State tors of twa, wi'ui- a condition con- Ve terms and lo- "FOR RENY--HOUSES, FOR RENT-eroom bouse, all lmprov ments, ¥81¥ Chic fOIL RENT--T200m u 1l-room house, With lwrge Califorpiu st = URonp, $100)] . tor and all convenlences, £330 Leavenworth, v desirable nodscs tud and Jonpleton avenue, sl uiods o conveniunces. ¥oom a0, Hurker b} aents: will rant to nice and res) atvery reasous POR HEND--Wvo houses, 2017 and 2019 Leoav: euwWOrth st., one 14 aud one Yroons ; ern couveniendes; willpat in repiar 2oum =) Nobras Ab DU LN tire at the Jafr, e 'l.llll and Howard, al ; convenient to s uonth £or the sumpier. “CTiousea. 1 roomea, with Ty on u\b“ulygluw aylon, cor, Mih an F OR RENT-Troom cottage. Apply mzq”om OR RENT—A flat in the Iler bumlding; 7 rooins, stéam hsat, ghs and bath. " Apply to A. C. Raymer, hardware, 16th and Jl?!:l*nn. DR RENT—For § months, 0-room cottage, turnished. Enquire %38 Dodge st. 262-117 ]FLE T1,Y furnished 10-room house for YU rent, 1065 Park ave. 252 11 _FOR RENT ROOMS FURNISHED- Fl RNISHED rooms at 1615 Dodge, 52%5-15¢ LAR olegant front room suitable for 3 4and orie simail foom. 1710 DAvenpor WAN TED—Tywo pontlemen or man and wife 'V {0 take nice cool room and board. 1911 Donglas 310 g ] OOM and board cheap for two, fumily, 2718 Burt, JOOR RENT—Nicely furnjsned front roon 2 oth rooms, with bath and boaro ignt housekeeping. *106 Farnam. Fmi_nr T—Turnshed rooms all modern convenlences; 2214 Farnam. 201 RS, TUTTLE, formetly of 181 hag removed to Mr. Merriam's new bouses, 106 and 108 8o, 25th &t,, andls now rendy to rent rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with Hfst- Boned. JRO0MS and board, 106 V1 batn, eleatric bells, otc, 160) Douglas. b7 w0 desirable furnisliod rooms at 718 8. 10th st, 104 11t W ANTED amily to_take fino furnished rooms In exchange for board—two ons. Af WURNISHED room for rent after June 2. 2024 B 8 sdations, Mrs, Twingler, 612 8 o5 Fer RENT—Furnished room on bath room floor, with board. 1011 Douglas st. (07-11% ':Fuumsnmin-bmi by day, Week or month, st. Clatr hotel, cor 15th and Dodge. 775 laon‘m:NT‘ruhimm\ Kooms, 2200 Dod go ARGE front room with bed-room adjolning, Jhandsomely furnished, gas and heated by gteam, with uso of bath room, in ono of the handsomest, residences in tho city, without board. Inquixe u. w. cor, Wth and Leatenworth Flm&'lr\ufih rooms, singlo oy on auite and steam; tor gents only. 1519 Howd ©) NICE south front rooms with every conven- Zirenco; telephone (n house. 1008 Capitol ave. T ]{m‘n\—l With or witnout hoard. 1812 Dodge. ki) j;wuu’lm NT—Room, Howard, TOURNISHED or unfurnisied houss for rent in Park Tervace, opposite Hanscom park: all modern convenlences. Inquire & Nichol, 25th and Leavenworth. POR RENT--2 front rooms, on suite, modern conveniences, for gentiomen only. 515 Nolith. 10T rooms, fuinished, # to #12 per month, or by week. Penbody house, 14th and Jones. 26t T ARGE furnished room forrent, suitable for 42 gentlemen. 1523 Farnam, 663 rom_June 1st, suite of rooms, at 1722 Dodge st. 455 §19 'OR RENT—A pleasant room, onty 6 minutoe: waik from business center, all modern con: veniences, cor 8t. Mary's ave.'and 2uth or 62) 8. 20th, brick residence, 081 1 Y south front_room, every conven. Jience, 4 block from street car. 2403 Douglas, TFeOR RENT—A nicely turnished large front room, all modern conveniences; for furtner particulirs call at 2215 Dodge st. 19 JUINISHED rooms, 1135, 20th, neaf Dodgo. ROOMS UNFURNISHED Tntil October 1, large furnished A 8, 2ath ) Unturnished rgoms suitable tor housekeeping in suits of 2 to 4; conveniont location. Butls Renting Agency, 10} Furuam. {OIt RENT—1 unturiiished rooms, 110 Web- ster, sultable for Lousexovplig; prico 8.5 Z FHOR —Pleasant _unfarnished rooms overlii Howard st.’ For oflices purposes 'FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. TPOR RuNT—An oflice or desk roor at 153 Farnam st. nz JOR RENT—Stores and living rooms on Cum. ing st, Also house on Cass st. Harrls, room 411, 1st Nat, Banz, ) b I’““l‘ ]llI!N'l‘~l out oflice, grouna floor, 310 S 1oth. 2 JOR KENT—The 4 story brick butlding with or withiout powr, Lo ocoupiod, by.Te liea Publishing Co.. 016 Farnem st, The bullding has five proof cemented basoment, complete steam heating fixtures, witer on all'the tloor: ete. _Apuly at the'oflice ot Tho Boe. FOOR RENT ' which famil Harrison, A ing, power, heat, efsctric light. fice of emis Omaha Bag Co. ¥ YOU want to | call on or address (. J. Sternsdori, 17 and 818 Firat National bank bullaing. 80 T E you, wantyous Kouwsss sontod fist with Par- rotte's rental agency, 16th and Dodg: o328 70-325 ~ PERSONAL. 1 NAL- Largo front room, nicely fur- aished, to et Iuguire Wi So 10l ot ety [—Photos of Omoha base ball club 4 loyn, the photographer. Gran- ite bloc MISCELLANEOU JANTED—To lay carpets in private Wi Dadtoss ot e, L NY Porson wishing to suij household 00ds to Gutlirie, Oklahoma, can do so, as 1 have only half u car'load. Inguire at once og write Henry Wilson, Fort Omaha. 315 11 ‘\ ANTED--Aerouant to make balloon as- cension July 4. Address G, L, Arrasmith, Bayard, I, 5 11t . AW and generaistonographers, typewriting uccurately nxecuted; correspondvnce taken alinrgo Of Ly the pionth at reduced rates, Hours E& m. 1o 0 p . ."\IIM’.I?‘B 2p. m, 10 9pom, filurd and Murray hotels, ~ 214 TMURELLAS and pazasols coverad and ! paived, 217 8 1ith Boyd's opera house block, in rubber store. It Daior. 701 FANTED--Application for Fates, GeorZeJ, Paui, 1600 Farnam st - THE _OMA TRACKAGR. storage, lowest rates, Bushman, 311 Leavenworth, k BI(ANCI( &T0.. stornge, 1211 Howard. ™ TORA: d forwarding. We Gouect hd«unr 700113 0f .E ds-fis“npuonl merohan- dise, furniture and baggage, at o 88t rates for Storage for any length of tim WAGONA 10 be hnd it shortest notics, with care- ful men for moving. Packing and shipping from our own warehonss dons on moderats charge. Morchandise loaded and unloaded. Warelouse on onr own tracks, Office 217 S.14th st.; telopnono 114, _Howell & Co. 1t CLAIRVOYANT T)R. NANNIE V. Warren, clairvoyant, med- ical dnd business modiim. Fomule dlseases a specialty, 119 N 16th st, rooms 2 and 8, SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITINA QTANDARD shorthand school, Paxton block, Dsuccessor to Valentine's shorthand insti: tute), the largest, best equipped shorthand school In the west: {s under the personal super- visfonof Joseph P. Mogenth, an ex-ofctai re- porter and state agont o the Remington Stand- Ard typewriter, assisted by experionced ver. Datim reporters, Mechanieal construction of machine taught by factory expert. Partioular attention paid to writing, Stenographors’ supplios for sale, Clircular free. 995 SHORTHAND and typewrlting. - Omatinbist. Dness college, cor * Capitol ave and 16th, Standard methiods tauht by O. C. Ewing, of San Francisco, the best_teacher on the Pacific const, Munson’s revised of ‘83 n specialty: new plan blackboard fllustration; day and evening classes for ter i WANTED TO BUY. _ '\\"\Nry )-Ten to forty acres, high, sightly land, north of Park st, and within three mile elrcl Address C 30, Bee office, n )—For spot. cash, a forty or twenty- act inside the four-mile limit; entertained. Leave propositions at loom 14, Chumber of Commerce, Tel. 10, (G000 notes past duo or short time,unsecured X or with mortgage, bought anywhere InOmeha Ta. or Neb. Quic Omaha city or farm. Cull or write, W, L. Selby,room 13, Board Trade. 20 VW ANTED -Furnituro, “carpets, stoves and houschold goods ¢! Omaha Auction & Storage 1 NTIQUARIAN Book Store, 1413 Casn'paid for 2nd-hand hooks, mag; 350-J18F FOR SALE--MISGELLANEOUS. lwm' SALE-Cheap, a good_tailorin Address W. J. Mcienzle, Nelson, No Q.00 buys & young horso, now bugay, har: ness, whip, eté. Co-operative Land and Lot 0., 05 N. 10th St. 313 13 JROR SALE-Mr. Loy, trick bloyclist, wishes to dispose of his safoty bicycle, 'bicycle nearly new having run about 200 miles. ~ Firstr class order. Address C, i) Bee, 30111+ TPOR SALE—On ensy torms, the bost locate coul yard in Council Biuifs, 250 feet trac age. K. E.Mayne, 619 Broadway, Council Blufls. O SALE—The Hambletonian mare Uaby lgen. Weight, 830 pounds, chestnut sor irive single or double; speed not limited. ther with Simpson roud Wwagon nearly new 000 Will take cloar city .property. Rice C 8 13 & y at 1513 Farnam 287 117 By ew 50 in. Warwick, Of- fice Chicago Lumber Company, 195 13% NOR SALE—A good family horse cheap: all sound, good disposition,dark sorrel fu color; for price, full description, ®c., address Jas. Brady, Waterloo, Neb. 147 ior JJOR SALE—Stock of new and second-hand furniture, doing a good buainess; good location, Good reasons given forselling. Apply or address 1. Lefkowitz, %3 North Tunt Liucoln, Nel R 187 Ok SALE—Cheap. Ono Dicyele, one Tar den tricycle and ons singlo tricycle, good asnew Apply John 8. Prince, Coliseum, 122 [[OR SALE Choap re i ‘Texas horses, consisting of geld. ings, mares and colts, stailious and mixed. Will seil purt or all. Apply J. L, Halvert, Corsicana Texas. A14-518] ~ ABSTRACT3 OF TITLE. IDLAND Guaranteo & Trast Co., 1503 T nam.Complete abstructs furntshed and il foreal estato xamined, porfooted Sguarantee. ) BSTRACTS—Linahan & Maloney, room § Paxton block. 50 MoxEY 1oaned for 90, 60 ot 00 ind of chiattel security: Yeasonible {nte et conidential. J. J. Wilkunson, 1i7 Faynam. TMONEY to loan on turniture, chattels or real estate. Lowest rates on good loans, J. B Eminger, 1417 Farnam, room 3, 10773yD QMALL loans, short_time. good socurity, ronsonablo interest. P, 0. Dox (04, ity TS EVSTONE Mortgage Co.:~loans of 310 to \.81,000; get our rates hoforé borrowing and save money's loan on orses, furniture or any approved “security, without publicity: not bought; for new joan, rencwal of old and lov est rate’s, call 205 Shicoley blkdsgh Howard st e i NI borrow money on farnitars, nor: agons, ete,, or colintorals until ybu seo B.Jacobs, 10 First National bank bullding, QL EE Sholes, room 210 First Nat'l bank, before MImaking your loans. IRST mortgage loans at low ratesand no de- lay. D. V. Sholes, 210 First National bank. Y irst-class inside loans, Lowest rates. Call and seous, Mutual Investment Co., R. 1, Barker blk.. Isth and Farnam. 817 SMALL short time loans on chattel security, 2111 Ohio st.; call after 6 p. m. 840 3205 MUNEY toloan. Tarris it E.& Loan Co., AMroom 411 First National bank. 831 1 NIMPKOVED ana improved propert, louns made promptly; money on hand, F. M. Richardson, sw <or 1th and Douglas, OPLE'S Financial Exconngo—Tho faires quictest and most liberal money exchang in the oity: money louned withont delay or publicity, in any anount, large or small, at the owest rites of interest, on any available se- curity; loaus may b Daid at ‘any time or re. newed at original rates 0. Bouscaren, Mgr., Toom 67, Barker block, 15th and Farnam. 813 ONEY toloanon real estats at low rate. AYL 5. D. Zittle, 430 Paxton block. e I CUILDING LOANS—5; t0 7 per cent, no a ditional charges for e neys" ecs. W, 1. Melkle, First Nat Lank bld ¥3) CAN mako a fow loans on first-cluss chattel securities at rensonable rates. W. K. Potter, room 1), Barker blk. 4 22 MONEY to lown on fur gons, AMete, or on any approved Security. J, W Kobbiis, 1t 25, Shooley bIK. 13th uad Howard. L R 8288 Toloan on farms and city property. D Geo. J. Paul, 16)) Farnam st o B C “F. HARKISON loans mone, 500,00) to loan at § per ¢ hohey, room 503 Paxton block., B2 TN ONEY-—Loans negotiated ut low rates with. A outdelay, and purchase goods, co nmercial Paper and mortaage notes. B. A, Siomav, eor. th and Farnam. 820 kY, ¢ bullder and drain house drafnage and sanitary work a Ofice 1467 Douglad st., (lmul;u. Neb, Wik, (GEO, W JONES, DIubing aud gas fiting Adrain laying, sower and water connections & speciuity, 1413 Doage st.,in base:s ont. Omalia, - ¥ iy 4 T hanjo tAugnt as an art by Geo. I, G Leck, Apuly st liee oftive. [ Chicago and Howaxd on_ 20t st whits pocket. handkerchief,: contain- two gyedoliar bills and ono e old plece, “Einder will bo rowarded by return- 1ug L0 2024 Howara, or Deo office. 3 12 | 050-Sunday 1t by pony, Tad braud o Jtore and hind left’ logd, and ftars on fore- hiad. - Any iuformation WHi be thanktully re. ceived by P, MoNumara, " , '~ A shepbe Jtag NoO. 2205 wnswers (0 nitnig A 1iberal reward veill be paid on lis voturn to P, L. Periae, )0 Dodge st, %0012 l OST-—Large red leather pocketbook, con. dvwining $80. Finder please returs to ‘K. L. Adus, Northwestern ireight house and re- colve 85 reward: , . PBLE JTRAY ED or Siol 3 N P35, Jith £t., on Muy vy black bull dog, welght about 85 or 50 1b darsho s, nd an. gwers to the name of Tik; liberal rewird will e patd for his return or aiy information load. ing 10 hls WeKealouts. 20 it I O3 oul A Hlolsteln COW ;S Ry Auatlon Wt ve thanktally vocerved "t J. Trandies & Sons. 800 D STORAGE, MONEY to Loan—Wa are roady for appilca- tions tor loans in amounts from 8300 to 410, 0 on improvel Omuha or Doulas county reui estate. Full information as to rates. lLoaus pl'ompllg closed. Good notes will be purchased byus, Call upon us or write, The McCague Investment Co. Sl OANS on wmproved and unimproved prop- derty at low rates. Odell ros.& Co. biz g lita Bl i and othier real estate loans, W, Harris, room 20, Frenzer Block, opp. ¥ . HARKISON loans monoy, lowost rates. 508 MOEY 10 ioan. 0. I Davis Co. roal satate 11 and loan agents, 1515 karnam st. 810 ONEY {0 10an_on horses, wagons, mulcs, housebold goods, planos,organs, aiamonds, Ahe first orgaiized loan office in loans for toir to three hun- dred and sixty-five days, which can be paid in part or whole, at any time, thus lowering the principal and interest. Call and seo us when YOu want money. We can assist you promptly and to your advantage without removal of Jroperty’or publicity, Money always on hand. delay in making 1oans. C. F, Reod & Co., 319 over Dingham & 3 RASKA Morty Loan Co.will wwake you a Toun on housebiold g0odse iorses, wagons, land comtracts, fine fewelry, or securities of auy kind, withiout publicity, at Teasonablé rates, Room 7, Rowley block, South Omaha, Rooms bIS919, Paxtonblock, Omabia, Ny ONEY to loan_at low rates by Excelsior L (0., 1 Bouth 15tk sérest, Ouikha. JTORAGE at low ratesat 1121 bum.\ha Aucticn and Sto UIGDING loans. D. V. Suolos, 40 First Na- Billkise Rhales, ¥ F1n 3 ‘and jewelry. Don't fal WED OANS made on refl ostate and mortga bought. Lewls 8. Hoed & (0., It 18, Board of Trade. 812 12, 18890, [OR SAT,RE—New 0-room house, all conven- fences, barn, etc., in_Kountze' Place, 7,20, onsy torms, Address C 27, Boe office. 250 107 SEOPLE'S Financial | Bxchange—targo and smail loans for longjanl short time, at low- @8t rates o Intoresk, on'real estate mortgage notas, chattels of aKings, divmonds, watches eall {f you want fair and “chieap accommodations. 0. Bou Mgr., room b7, Iiarker bIE, 15th and Far T\’oim‘ o Toan; o -fiv’&‘finnml_; no deiny. J W. Squire, i210 Farpau st., First Nationai bank buliding. 11 D, rou wane money# 1t so, don't borrow before getting l"! nabes, which are the low- eston any sum from 2Hiap to 810,000, T muke loans on household goods, planos, or- gans, horses, mules, wagons, warehouse re- ceipts, louses, loases, ete,, tn any amount at the possible rates, without publicity or re- alof propert Loans can be made for'one to six months and you can pay part at sny time, reducing voth principal and interest. If you ows a balance ONLyour furniture or lorses, or have a_loan on them, I will take 1t up and ¢arry it for you as Tong hs you desire, 1 o need money you will find it to your ad- VAnNtago to see me befors bors ing, 1. . Masters, room 4, Withnell building, 15th and Harney. o1 DHILADELPHIA Mortgage & Trust Co. fur- Tish CHOAD eAStorn money to bOTroWers, Ppurchase securitios, perfect titles, accept loans at their western office. George W, 1. Conte room %, Board o¢ Trade. 2% ——————— e —— BITII.I)L\‘U loans, [Linahan & Mahoney. 25 MONEY to loan on state secnrity, at AVL jowest rates. Before nogotinting loans see Wallace, Creighton bIK., 13th and Douglas, 859 BU SINESS CHANCES ALE—A merchant talloring house, oing a good business, An opportunity serdom offored. Would not sell, but must leave theclty on account of slokness,” Address ( Tee office. 335 15¢ SONFECTIONERY and 1 oam parlor for sl chieap; also g0od grocery and confec- tionery combin #500.00), 14 cash, bal, se- d; Cooperative Land wnd Lot Coi, 8 N. vine- man to 0. box 330 TFOR SALE-Tho Gothum clgar store, Boyd's opera house, with or without Jobbing stock. Location the bést. 2841y 3,000, halY cash and half trade, will se agreeable business (monopoly), - realzing éxtraordinary cash earnings of 810,000 yenriy. Investigatiol solicited. - Addross C36, Hoo. 0it RENT—-Brick hotel, turnished complste, and doing good business, Lesses must buy dintng room and _kitchen furniture, etc. Will sell all the furniture haif cash, balance time. Jas. McEnter, McCook, Neb. 25111° o sar 0 will buy a nice clean stock of hardware, stoves, tinware and building, in'a lively easteri Neb.'town: one other store in the place. Business has paid a profit of over #,000 Ineighteon months. Best of reasons for selling. No land wamed. Wil give time on vanted, rticulars, addresy Theo. ablished book-binding Salv Lake City. Shiley. Gro- shell & Ca. real eatate, Bait Lake City, Utah. 01 SALE -Meat market comploto: can bo handled for little casb. Call at room 4, Withnell blk. 80 VWV Ehave for sale 0%‘ change one of the finest hotel prope: inan lowa city of 6,00 inhabitants, the leading house in the place. W, R. M. room l4 Cnamber of Commerca 08 §0.000 1035000 wanted to put. fato a good busi: D "noss; first claas soourity and good rate of interest paid for short -6r long time. Or will take partner. For particulars address U 43, Bee oflice. 142 FOR EXCHANCE, W ANTED-—25m acres of eastern Nebraska lund unincimbereds.in one body in_ex. change for inside occtipied Omala business property. Address I3 2, Bee office. 07 \)\' ANTED—7To trada'a fine piano for a horse and buggy.Inquire at bi6 Lodge st. . j TVERY—Cor, 16(h and Cass (8, Omaha; in dvoice about $4,000.00; clear of all incumbran- 83 15 cash or good towp proved land or town |@p stock, about 31.000.005 ty property or inipr operative Land and Lot Co 10 EXCHANGE for (maha property, one of the best improved farms in lowa, ouly one mile from town of 6,000 inhabitunts.” W.'R. E, & M. E., room 14, Chamber of Comme: 19 EW 2-soated fine carriage or top buggy for mortgage CILy Or county WArrangs, or any good unsocured notes.W.L.Solby, t 13 ' Trado chiunge—Cashy wndl clont proporty for chandise, or merchandiso for cash and Address Lock Box 14, 983 §y 25 {OR Excnange— Afino farm Of 2)0 acres in Polk county, Neb., 4 miles from ~Clarks, Neb,, to exchange for catil cnlt 1on, house, barn, w good feed 1ot. Address C. Os Omaha, Neb rable residence property in Omaha, any or all of following: 40 cholee inside residenca 16ts in Hastings. 100 ots in Lincoln, 'Ill\'m‘r 8 !\Im: farming land, Lancaster county 'ine re © proporty in Iianscom pla Also some good mortga:ze not e ‘Address mving location and price of prop- erty, J. E. B., care Baum Tron Co,, 1217 Leaven- worth. ph e i ANTED—To trade for house and lot in good location; will assume light incum- Address A 2 Bes oftice. 622 trackage on the Union y, mear 19t st.: improve- ments; renting for #20 per montl 510; this {5 o bargain, ¢, F. Hurrison, Morchait's Nat. pank. 3 i 5 in tho city is to Collier Place,McCague, [z} VW ALLACE, Creighton Block, T3th & Do+ s, Lot 24, block 9. Orchard Rill Lot=2. block # Orchard Hill, corngr... ] Both the above on easy terms; bargain, 1, Lot 18, block 5, Briggs Place, south front on Farnam, on eusy torms. ... .........4 Lot 4, block “A," Bedford, east front on B0t (State) street. . - 1,300 Lot 3 and 4, bloc! " ada, each i feet front on Stal o . . 1,000 Lot 17, block 12, Orchard Hul . w0 Trustea and agent for Monmo 3 This fine addition is reached by the electrl line suburban (rains, 13 beautitully situnted, a magnificent view trom every tot, 13 well built up, and is offered on easy teris, 259 12 Wajluce, Creighton Block, Fpsa lot 4, block 7. Kendail "o wouth of Belt must be sold, 3 Y\ M. Kendall, keigan, Luke ¢ 22 141 . 33 _mile out of Blair, 140 fruiv trees, | acre gi o5, strawberries, raspberrie for ahome in Washington Co. W w8 10 Cupros Toan sell some good ~building 10ts to pagiles wno desire to im- prove thew, " If you I anything cheap to offer bring it around. lirover Stevens, 516 ana 517 Paxton block, Teleptione 1125 Sl TORBALE-Ata bunodn. One twelve and one mne room liouse in Kouutze place, on 2ith street, opposite th residences of Ked- fcCroary, wml nd 6 feot of gronnd house 10 alley” “Each house has fur: nace. gus, gas fixGires, shades, all plumbing, ‘hot” and seald water, © diogant urco Tuohs, ull pupored-andsomely - out, good barn with eadh house, and an o lavin all sodded. T amprepared to offer splen- did inducements as topiee and terms. Call and et me drive you oyl You ean move into these houses without a’@ollar of expense for anything, 1 . Bes e a onee, V. 8! '3 bank. 177 TVESTIGAT o) Housy Wirt si ountze place, A dern {mprovements, Th-toot front. lof, hoWss fnisned. in. churry. Dirdis eye maple aud cod onk, grates and man tles, electrio bells, all windows French laundry in basement, tiflbarn, ete., ete 00 cash, balance 5 Cinnot be'duplicate Uptou company, 16th ang Farnam. OOK at This—1 have same customers good building lots, What have yo ¢ (irover Stevens, 516 and 517 axton hh;‘l‘. - H and east front, double corner, milton aud 3ith streats, ranning through Charles street, 105157 foet. Now, hold your euth until we mention the iow price on this, You hiui {Lwill be something noar what 'it i3 worth —§1,0 Well, take it along at #1,250 and put the 81750 profit in your other poc ireathe. M. A. Upton company, 16th and Far- T g gl b RO | JPOR BALE-STac farm in Sarvy couniy, 15 miles from Omaha, 12 miles from' o, Omala, Good improvements; 815 per ucre. (. durrisou, Merchants Nat, Bank, 200 14 FPHE motor line is bullt to Collier place, The Lelt liue runs neac Coliler place. The ¥, b & M. V. R K. stop all passanger trains ue (ol ler piace. " Tho horss car line’ will soan reach Colller plac Best aadition in the city, Price 8300 to $1,20° per lot, one-tenth cash. balauce oneto ive vears, McCague, opn. P. 0 PORSALE—AT® bansrupt price, lot in Umalia View. Koom 11,' Chamboer of iy OR SALE—Or will exchangs ot _western lands, one of the finest hotel a\rnllmrll s in Jowa. Best hotel n oity of 6,01 inhabitants, brings in rental of $210 per month. Apply soon if you expeet to get ft. W. R. E. & Mer. Ex Room 14, Chamber of Commerce. 5 PBARGAIN -Part of the Disk Kimball estate. 0 feet on 15th streot Fugning through to 17th ave, Ond iroom house, all modern conven. iendes and two 6 room louses. ‘Total rental #1000 per yenr; peice $13.00.° M. A. Upton apany, Toth and Farnam 812 OR SAT, E—Rostdenco lot, cor 230 anfl_Cass, will exchiange for trackago property: Worth 8,000 to §10,00. O, F, Hgerison, Merchants' Nat. bank. i) TJLIE best monoy's worth of honso and 1ot now Tor Sale n OmAhA is that which 1am now comploting near 4th st. on paved Wirt st. in Kountze Place, 8 bedrooms, # parlors, dining room, kitchen, 2 bath rooms, 3 water clo sots, latge’ fnundry, stationary wash tubs, farnace and conl room and cellar, electric bells and spoaking tube, 13 closets,' Price only #,00) on terms to suit.’ Likewise a duplicats adjolyng atsnme price. W. T, Seaman, east sids 16th 8t north of Nicholas st. Omatia's largest varioty of wagons and carriages, 801 OR SALE—Tine lot in Stevens' Place, 48 feot south front; right on tha motor line, 81,000; 15 cash. @reat bargain. C. K. Harrls Merchants Natl. ®ank. P, WE have the bo rgain on A o Fix132 plece of business property; well located m_ Thou next 1o a - $10,000 block, ix feot loft b tor air and Tignt., Wo will sell at $5,000 loss thai the ground lone 18 worth it taken at once, M. A, U smpany, 16th and Farnam. NOR SALE—Boautiful 8-room modern iimprovements, dneliding eple turnace, near Han pirk, bost locatt the aity for &chool, church and streot car fleges; price 5,000, C. K. Hurrison, M natonal bank. AR OR SALE—Lots in Stewart Placo on Lowe ave.; Metropolitan Cable passes propo: room ‘house and barn, Hanscom Place houses and lots on Uass on ensy Harrls, room 411, 15t Nat, Batik. The finest residence site in We H south of Farnam on r 163x18T with 18T foet fron aved streot_and joining the handsome rosi- dence of Kirkendall on the east, and Brady, Easson and Martin on the south: a perfect gem and garden ot for an elegant home Harney at 8t streets, 111x167,0n pavemont, within thres hiocks of tho court house: room for seven fine houses that would rent as rapid- 1y a3 completed. A splendid permunent in vest- ment, Farnam and 224 streets, AX132, with uew threc-story brick store bullding, rented to good permanent tenants, Rental receipts 4,200 per yonr. Y§ixteenth stroot near Nicholus, feontago 01 feet to alley; good busines prop erty. Farnam il A and 3ith, front- awe 48 or 5 1 front, 1 block from pavement and streut cars, Park avenue, opposite Hanscom park, 50x150 price £2,000; easy terms. (Laddock pince, tracknge, 09x113, 82,000; cney erms. 16th street south of Vintou st., lot for sale or trade for mdse, or good farm land, 8, A, Sloman, 1301 Farnam st. 81 N.© 5 owner of the 107x124 ft, south- AN, corner of Twenfy-fourth and Dodge, willarrive from New York on the 1ith ) let contract for improving this prop- In the reantime we will sell at a lower prics than anything on Dodge, east of Twenty- 1itth street, can be had for. This is the finest corner on Doidge street. Submit offers up to the 13th inst., to M. A. Upton Company, 16th and Farnam. E) OR SALE—543, Hamilton county, Nel acres fenced, Atkins, owneér (SHOLES Spocial List--We push spaciat bar Yguins and advertise tnem. List with me. Fine east tront lot in Hanscom place at $1.600, 00 cash. Decided bargain. i Fine lot on Farnam and Lowe avenue, #2750, 2,000 buys a nouse and lot in Hanscom Place, north of Poppleton avenie. The old John Dierks Manufactory plant on Missouri Pacific ratlway,4 miles southwest of city, with 2 acres of ground_and 3 large 2story bulldings, for 85,000, A fine opportunity for s0me one, Ihave speclal inducements inhouses and lots in a1l parts of the city either for saly or trade. Call in und be shown theni. 1 do not try to et you in to show you trash, but handle only good property und doal squarely. D. V. Sholos 21 First Nattonal bank w0 FUE factorios within ensy roach o L place will employ a large Torce of men. cure'a home and enjoy life, Price of lots 800 to $1,20), one-tenti cash, - Send for plat. M. Cague. ovp. P. ¢ Rl QPUTH OMAHA—T have & number of good lots in various additions that must be sold at once und can be bought at prices that will suit you, . Sternsdorf, rooms 317 and 518, First National bank buildin. ) {IOR SALE—5 large and small houses on monthly payments: small payment aown, Also agood listof property for exchangs. Geo, J. Fox,xoom 1, Continental blk. 184-§13 [(OR SALE—East front lot on . |Geor- AL gia ave| overlouking Omaha_and Council Blufts, Fine sits for a home. Special close price ‘for a few days. C.F. Harrlson, Mer- chants National bank, 143 ONTINUOUS sidewalk to Collter place Jprices and terms, McCagu OR SALE-Lot on Hanscom Park, 2,900 who will build, C. F. National ba JEND for plat of Cohier place, and when ¥ driving for recreation follyw thé motor line poles on {ith st,, and Amos’ ave., and see the wonderfut improvements that have taken piace just around tne barracks, and remember that Colller place is the koy to the situation. Buy a lot now for the low price and at the easy terms they ars belng offerad, and wo_are satli- flod, Ono-tenth cashi, balance ong to five years, Mcague, opp, P, O, To Bridgs Buider s, IROPOSITIONS for the construction of two Dbridges across southern channels of the Platte river in Alexis Township, in Butler Connty, Neb., will be received by the Board of Supervisors ‘of Butler County, Neb. said bridges to he of dimeusions s follows: One i long, with 10-foot_approach at one end. One bridge #i4 feet Jong, with 10-£00t appronch atonoend and (0-foot approacty nt tho othor. Suid bridges to be built of hurd pine, set on ouk piling. Il must be accompanied with plans ana specifications of the work to be doue. Bidders submit their bids on the two bridges sep- 50 that the proposition of any b may be aceepted as to one bridgs und the other 1f the board should s> determin The Loard e the right toreject any and ull bids. All propositions must be in on or before the 11th day of Jul! 3t 1 this2ith day of May, 1 { the Board of -Supervisors of Butler County Clerk, THE REALTY MARXET. TMENTS placed on record during yesterda E Koenig to G H W Koenig, und 14 w 1ot 5, blk 104, Omaha, g ¢ d 2 Aund'H Kountze to F'A 6, bruld Liill, w a i A A I Ligtie and'wifo 1o CommereTul Trilst Co, 1ot 10, blk %, Rush & Selby's add, q J N Hendes and husvand to AL, Tof¢h- [ blk 4, Potter & Cobb's add, and husband to A L Hotch- kiss, 1ot 21, bik 4, Potter & Cobb's add, whi*Paui 16 10K 1062 bk, 5, Wike & Parmele's ndd, wd.... ... e ¥ D b W]ll et al Xn‘)J Wiese, n 4 sw and 112 W to I A Johnson, ¢ 45 randview, w d..., . M F Sturges and'wite to G W Woodward, ’)l lot 7, blk 7, Benson, w d, W K Homan et al to L Hill, lots 1i and 12 bl 14, North Omahi, wd. .......... ... 0 i Pearson and wife to Nebraska Lenn and Mortgage Co.w 15 lot 26, bl 0, Kountze & kuth's add, w d._ ... .. 8 M Burrand nusband 16 C B Paimer, 1ofs 1410 16, blk 6, Buriver Place, w d ,. trustee, to L, A Nelson, ¢ 2, West Side add, wd . 30 Brewington and wite to MV Walker, Pt lot 14, Dik 16, Improvement associa: SONAAA W ... varsnnssgtnozarasescoss 3 A 8miley and Wite to Omabia it iail- Way Co, Vght-of-way w 3 8e 3-15-13, w 4 South Onijatia Land Co o 1 11 Lewis ot o, and 4 Tots 7 a5, ik 11, South Omatia, J M Swetham and wife to 1L Solinson, lots 16 aud 15, 1) 1 Kountze's supplo: mentary add, wd v o Hald to N' H Wallace, s 3 1ot i, Vik Bouth Oniaia ged.. "0, 4 M H Wallae Lusband to L W Hald, n 33 lot 4, blk 0, South Omaba, g ed..... . © Sitler and wite to 13 Hunt, lot V& b, Florence, o ¢ d., " , i E A Benson and witeto ' M McCrea, lots 1,2, 27 aud 25, blk 7, Briggs Place, w d.. Twenty-one Transfers ... Building Perints. The following parmits were f(isusi by Building Iaspoctor Wiitlock yesterday : M. Anderson. one-story cottage, coruer Honover and CHfton streets . w8 1,000 Claries Gurdiner, two-story (raiie vot- tage, North T'wentieth, v Ulark strodt i it Two perwits, aggregating. 1A Chicago, flls ‘The Regalar 01d-Established APHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Is stlll Troating with the Groatest SKILL and SUCCESS 2 e AN A et onic, Nervons and Private Diseases. £ NERVOUS DEBILITY, L {ling Memory, Exhaustin ms, Head and Back Ac leading 0 early decuy and perhaps Consumption or ientifically by new methods with IL18 and o1l bad Blood and Skin Dis- Tmanently cured. - KIDNEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, Stricture, Varicocele and all diseases of the Genito-Urinary Organs cured injury to Stomach, Kidneys o other 4@~ No experimenta. Consultation free and L3~Send 4 cents postage for Celebrated Works on Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases. D% Those contemplati celebrated guide cents (stamps). ctor. A friendly letter or callmay s ing and shame, and add *'Life’s (Seerét) Error: ond writings sent eve Sure Caresl} romptly without Age and experience Ime ale, Consult the old ure from exposure. Hours, 8108, Sundays g to 1s, Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D., 186 §0. Clark St. CHICAQO, Ly TIME TABLES. THE RAILWA & ST, PAUL. Depot 10th ana Marcy sts. “Kansas City. Lincoin SBE s nd Island Expross. tliion Pussenger. 828 £E2 PUT wew BEE BEE OUX CITY & PACIFIO Depot 15th & Webstor ats. B¢, Paul Expross . TRI PACITIC Depot lith & Webater sua. Nignt Expross WABASH WES Depot 10th & Ma No. 8 8t. L. Exp. Dally. C.& N.W.R. R, Depot 10th’ & Marcy sts. Chicago Express, Datly . \lmlwv. Detly . opl=z- 3th & Webstor st: morson Accommodat'n| *0akiand Accommod'n. Paul Limited. .. orence Passengi *Florencs Fassenger. tFlorence Passengor: 1Florence Passonger. vEURETes ESEBEEEE meooaman TeusYeTy BEEBBEEE Chicago Vestivule E Chicago Mail. Chicago_ Loeal § Denver Vestibils | Lincoln & Concordia §o'l| Colorado Mail. Westward, Running between Council bright, In addition to the stations mentioned, trains stop at Twentleth and Twenty-fourth streets, and at yhe Buximit in Omans. Trans- [ Omaha | SEEESEAE g g&: Notics to Contracters and Buailders, Bealed hids will uny and all hids r ) Dit, Josura NEv i £ SOAPMADE INAMERICA & JASS KirK” iS-SNIVIRIND-ZVT FLoaTiNG » Soars * WRAPP *MATRHLESS - FOR * SHAMPOOING + 7 HNIC INSTITUTE, ROSE PO H. Well endowed, w. Lok, wdd rens 7 A MODERN ROMANCE, The Way in Which Scotoh Lassos Mnust Be Woed. I know a young follow who was very sweot on a Scoteh spinster, says o writer in the San Francisco Chronicle. She was & wealthy Scoteh spinster, but if there is a kind of woman who must be loved oconomically, and for hersolf alone, it1sa Scotch spinster. Scotch spinstors are warranted to make good wives all the time, It is awfully hard to be untrue to a Scotch woman., Sheo makes you so very comfortable &nd holds you to her, not so much for your heart as by your bank account. She doesn’t want new bounets; sho israther liable to object even to ur having & new hat until the old one is quite worn out. A scotch wife can keep hoer hus- band noat and trim, and herself and her children as well, at a smaller ox= pense than any other. She doesn’t want diamona earrings for her birth= day. All you have todo is to show hor your bank-book and kiss her and tell her you owe the big balance to her, and 8he is quite satisfied. ] This young fellow did not understand the Scotch spinster, and when ho thougnt to please her he sent her a lov and expensive baskey of flowers, Ho went up to recoive her thunks and smiles, and ho was quita knocked - over when she told him he hadn’t a big enough salary to waste in buying flow= ers for her or anybody else, and she was sorry to see ho was so extravagant, because otherwise he was ‘‘a vern plensin’ young man.” e lied himseif back into her good graces by saying he had got tho flowers for nothing, and he thought he could not make better use of them. Sho smiled graciously, and snid: ‘iSeoin’ they did na cost youanything, it’s a great compliment.” She was-a woman after all. Prberite ™ ity Inflammation of the Kidneys. R. C. Harrls, Bazaar, Chase Co., Kausas, writes: I have been afilicted with chronio inflammation of the kidneys. 1 suffered so much pain that 1 could not lie on my buok or lean back against a chair. My water also contalnea a chalky sediment. I tried many remedies, but could get no relief. Ithon took two Allcock’s Plasters, and put one over each kianey, making them meet on my back-bone. These plasters, strange as it may seem, cured mo in a week. All soreness was gone, and my urine was natural, -~ THEY HAD NEVER MET., Amusing First Meeting of Mrs, Cleves land and Mrs. Hayes, At the time of the centennial cere- monies in New York, Mrs. Hayes and some friends occupied one box and Mrs. Cleveland and friends another not yery distant, says the Chicago Times, Col- onel Corbin, a mutual friend, after chatting a few minutes with Murs. Hayes, went into the box occupied: by the Cloveland party. Mrs. Cleveland asked who the lady in the other box was, and on_being informed, declared that she had long desired to meet.her predecessor in the white house—in act, she said, there was no lady in the country she more desired to meet than Mrs. Hayes. Colonel Corbin suggested that as Mrs. Cloveland was the vounger lady, and as Mrs. Hayes was ouly a few steps away, there would be no impropriety in Mrs, Cleveland calling on Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Clevelund coincided with the views of the colonel, and taking his arm was soon in Mrs. Hayes’ box. She was in- troduced in tho pidst of considerible confusion, but met with a very cordial reception. After a pleasant chat with Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Cieveland was es- corted to her own box, and Colonel Corbin returned to the Hayes box. Mrs. Hayes exvressed her gratifien- tion at meeting so charming a lady, but asked, ‘Who is sha? I did nothear the name, but I think I have never met any one who impressed me moro pleas- antly.” The colonel was so takoen by surprise that he stood at attention for nearly ten scconds. Then he explained that the lady was Mrs. Cleveland. Mrs. Hayes was then as much surprised as the colonel had been, and after expressing her chagrin she procecded to sny that if there was one woman in the country that she wanted to mect more than an other, that woman was Mrs, Clnvclmu{ The colonel saw that advance was bet- ter than retreat, and he submitted his report to the effect that while the caso was nov covered by the articles of war or the army regulations, he felt that he would not exceed the limitations of sol- dierly duty if he volunteored: to escort Mprs. Hayes to Mrs. Cleveland’s box. Mrs. Hayes approved the report, and on reaching Muvs. Cleveland’s box made ex- plamtions in such a way as to complote- 1y win the heart of her successor in the white house. ——— B. 0. GiLLeTr, of Purdy, Mo., says Swift's Specific cured him of KEczema on his Jimbs and body. He took only two small bottles, —— INTOLERANT BRUTES, A oD of Colliers Hoot a Vicar as He Buries His Child. An extraordinary scene occurred at Bolton-on-Dearne, a collier village in Yorkshire, on Wednesday, says the Lon- don Star. The old burial ground being full, a dispute arose as to where the new burial ground should be. The vicar, the Rev. Edward Spencer, and the wardens, decided on a pieco of land which was duly inspected and laid out. Some of the parvishoners, however, were of the opinion that the ground was wet, and although it was drained, they still agitated. , On Wednesduy the body of the viear’s child was the first interment. ‘Whilstthe sexton was digging the grave some 200 people assembled, and it was feared that some disturbance would take plu A grave which had provi- ously been laid out was not proceeded with on nceount of the objection of gome of the ratepayers that it was not 100 yards from adwelling house. The crowd hooted the procession as it went from the church 1o the graveside, where a small crowd had assembled, who jeered and luughed during tho seevico, A farnier made a disturbance outside the ground, on o piece of adjoining land, He continued to walk around the pal- ings whilst theservice was proceeding, beating an old tin can with o stick aod singing pothouse songs. 0 serious disturbance in the way of interfering practically with the service was, how- ever, attompted. lutense excitement prevails in the neighborhood, A burial club has been formed in the puish, of { which a locul publican is treasurer. Some 120 members have joined the club, which provides money to any of it nbers to bury their friends 1n other ishos, Further trouble 18 fonrods s meetings are being held and ad- ssed by those in opposition to the Every woman in Omaha—we say women beeause men are usually . 100 busy to look after such smuall matters— should insist on the head of the house procuring some reliable medicine for use in case of a sudden avtack of colic or cholgra morbus in the night during the summer, It is not pleasant to hunt up a physician after miduight, nor to go down town and reute out a druggist at that hour, Take our adviceand proeure a 25 or bl-cent bottle of Chamberlain's | Colic, Cholers and Diarrhea Remedy. It can always be depended upon and ot unbleasant Lo take,