Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 13, 1889, Page 7

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Advertising for these columns will be taken on the above conditions, at the following bust- ness houses, who are suthorized ageuts for Tie Ber specind notices, and will quote the same Tates as can be had at the main office, “JOHN W. BEI L, Pharmacist, 80 South Tenth Stroet. C}lAsn & EDDY, Stationers and Printers, 113 Sonth 10th Sireet. JFOR RENT-room cottago. Apply 11128 Joth wmfiqfiuu 11 Fooms, with every modern convenience: on cable IIm only 840 per month, C. T. flor, cor. 14th & Hm{l'llr-p. % L) OR RENT- Fine bassmont In tho best re- tall blook I theeity. size 22x85 foet. Hay- ward Bros, 1515 Dougins st, #5618 EW_tenroom brick house for rent; all ANmodern improvements, with range; on cable and horse car line: will be rented very rensonable to nice, responsible parties. In- auire 212 N 1.¢h at, Nebraskn marblo wor 9 7ROOM fints. Enquire %2 §, 230, c vnr;r‘l_lnn. 1?(“( REN' Klegant new brick residence, corner #2nd and Poppleton avenue, all mod- ern_convenlences, Inquire Geo. N. Hicks, room 10, Iinrker block 208 14 h\un RENI-=A strictly first-class now ten- rooin brick house, ll modern Lmprove- ments; will rent to nice and responsible party at very rensonablo prico. Inquire 1442 N.17th. FOR RE -room house, wll ments, 2412 Chicagost. . B OR RENT—7room cormer fiat, 16th and Jones, fil)‘ J{OR RENT g-room house. Inquire at 1038 15t near Pleroe, 18 QOR RENT—An elegant cornor brick flat, 6 rooms, modern convéniences,uicely papered, 7 Closets, Worth #40 per month, will rent to good party for 331 per month, 4, C. Brunner, Ware block. room 1. 955 10 MOR RE Desirable -room liouse for rent. Mrs, T. L. Von Dorn, "q A FARNSWORTIT, Pharmacist, 2115 Cume L6 _ipgstreet, W, %, HUGHES, Pharmacist, 624 North 10th YV . Sireat. S EO. W. PARR Pharmacist, [0 St Mary's X Avenue, __BITUATIONS WANTED. ANTED—Situation as coachman in pri- ¥ato family: understands garden work, Dboth flowers ‘and vegetables; can give good city reference. O 41 Hee. 1 ANTED—Sttuation other ollice work, by young man of expo: fence, who can furnish satisfactory references, Address O 88, 5 14t ANTED—Ry with thorough know dge of flonr bu sines, position as salesman: Well acquainted with city trade, Address C 36, Bee. 349 13% ANTED—Situation by a sister and brother to o cooking ana general housework. The brother understands the care of horses and arden work: best New York references. Ad- ress 1416 N. 17th t. 348 143 FoR, en T4, 4, or (-room houso at 608 N 15th st3 3 front rooms at 311 Woolw fll'llh Jn\'?. BH0-15 POR RENT—A fiat in the Tler building; 7 rooms, steam heat, gas and bath. Apply 10 A, G Raymer, hurd¥are, 16tn and Jnckson. N months, G-room cottnge, turnished. Enquire 238 Dodge st. 262-11F LEGANTLY furnished 10-room house for U vent, 1065 Park ave, 22 11 FOR RENT ROOMS—FURNISHED- INT—Two hall bed rooms, suitable for young Iadies, 1810 Chicago st, 346 14¢ O HENT-One furnished front room for one gentloman only at No. 2601 8t. Mary's ave. 358 174 ESIRABLE room with or without hoard in private family; handsomely situated; i modern residence; references. 2130 Hl&l;llfii' Fuumsnim rooms at 1615 Dodge. %513+ TANTED—Situntion as gardnor; b_years' experience, Address Caf, Blee. 808 153 Pusl’rmn by double-entry bookkeeper, with good reliable firm. - Address O3i, lice. © "fi?;\fll D=Situation by a young man, (e man) who has#_good education, to take care of & horse or private family work, Ad- dress 020, Bee. 207 igt YV ANIED_Situstion by u competont mant or pnstry cook (man) sober and rall Address O 25 Bee office, 203 1. '“YA‘ TED—Situation Dby an _experienced salesman on road, or can act as office mau, Address O, 52 Tes. 0133 compotent middle aged Iady; situation in light housework. Call 184 Webstor s t. 200 1 T ARGE, elegant_front room suitabla for 2 fand orle smail room. 171y Davenport, ANTED—Twé pentlemen or man and wife to take nice cool room and board., 1011 Douglas. 310 13* Ro}m and board cheap for two, in privatoe fumily, 2218 Burt, 05 1 DOR RENT—Nicely furnished front room;also 3 othier rooms, with batd and boara, for lignt housekeepins. ¥ 0 FOR RENT Furnshed rooms all modern convenlences; 2214 Farnam, 201 RS. TUTTLE, formerly of 1812 Chicago st., has removed'to Mr. Merriam’s new houses, 106 and 108 So. 25th st,, and is now ready to rent rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with first- class Board, 217- _— INIGHE porter, 81 820, fare pald,” Mrs. By ANTED—At once, 6 extra good t| and3 boys to learu the trade atJohn Epeneter, 108 8. 126h st ™ 15 ANTED—Sollcitors; must be of good ad- dress; deposit of $23required ; salary from 865 to #75 per month, Call on or address C. L. Boylen, 511 First National bank, Omaha, 347 12 ANTED—Two traveling salesmoen. Will Pay good malary. Must deposit for sam. Catlon or”adfess Davis & Shahan, 019 weekly, Room 17, 220 N 16th st 82 142 BF T of wages for n competent cook an d inundress. 3403 Farnam. B GENTS Wantéd—Either sex, for Hattled Eloctrictty, greatost catarrh and headache cure ever seen; some agents aro making %50 day. Address’ U, 8. Home Mtg Co. K. Dept. Ohicago, 1Ll 23012 ANTED—Good, vesponsible men to take orders for our new household goods, Wil pay salary and commission. AppIY, 22 Cuming. JB OY5—Am. Dist. el Co, T0f Douglns, d EN to Travel for the Fonthill Nurseries of Canada.—We pny #50 to $100 a month and expenses to agents to sell our Canadian grown stock. Ad. Stone & Welllngton, Madison, Wis. WAETEfi‘l{lllmnfl_llrarur—l‘ Tockmen and track-layers for Washington Territory: §000 Wages and stendy work, at Albright's fisie abor Agency, 1120 Farnam st. ANTED—Several more energetic and roli- YV able solicitors. The Singer Mfg. Co. Douglas st. 5 JROVMS and board, 106 aua 108 o, 2ith st g July 8t ICELY furnished rooms, board if desired gas, bath, electric bells, etc. IBWI;?‘I;EIH b URNISHED room for rent after June 25 2024 Burt st. F{OR RENT—Furmshed rooms, fi commodations. Mrs. Twingler, 6 street. URNISHED rooms by (hy, Week or nionth, st. Clair hotel, cor Iithand Dodge. Fuu RENT—Furnished roons, 2200 Do, I fis T ARGE front room with bed-room adjolning, Jhandsomely furnished, gas and heated by steam, with use of bath room, in one of the hanasomest_residences in tho city, without ‘board. Inquire n. w, cor, 19th and Lun\'env.«:nh URNISHED rooms, stnglo of_en aulte, bath and steam; for gents ouly. 1510 Howx';‘l_"('l. NICE south front rooms with every conven- lence; telephone in houses. 1008 (Tlpltn_l_f!l\'o. TROOM with or witaout board. 1612 Dodge; JFOR BENT—Room. 1621 Howard. i URNISHED or unfurnished_house for rent in_Park Torrace, opposite Hanscom park: all modern convenlences. Inquire Les & Nichol, 26th and Leayenyworth. kd OR RENT--3 front rooms, on suite, modern conveniences, tor gentlemen only. 315 N.17¢h. 10F rooms, furnished, # to $12 per mont or by week. Peabody house, 14th Anllj.lo&n; 3 05 § 2 FEMA ANTED-—Cook and laundress in pri family, 815 eac cook for Hebron, #6; 2 waitresses, 5 a week; 2 laundresses, i, same hotel; girls for Columbus, Papillion, Norfolk and South Omaha; woman to take charge of family where lady {s engaged during the day; %fi(;fi\‘hgmmml housework., Mrs, I.lre'%n. |flll t 86117 ARGF furnished room for rent, saitable for gentlemen, 1823 Farnan, 63 Ol RENT—From June 1sf, suite of rooms, with boas Dodge st. 435 §19 LOST. —_— e OST- Bétweon Chi nd Howard on 90th % & white pocket BuBAKerchist, contain: ing two fveoliar bills and ome lar fn la plece. Finder will be rewarded by return- ing Lo 2024 Howarad, or Bes office. 2 I ~OST-—Sunday Iast, a bay . hiad brand on Lifore and hind left’ legs, andstars on fors- head. Any information will be thanktully re- cetved by I, McNamara, #th and Spragte. I OST-—A shepherd dog five mont) dtag No. 22); answers to name “Dav itbernl reward will be paid on his return to P. L, Peritie, 1620 Doge st _ gop . S8 J OST—Targo red leathor pocketbook, con- taining Finder ploase rotutn 0 Alams, Northiwestern freight house and celve 8 reward- Liamy TRAYVED or Stolen—From Kru 2308 S. 13th st., on May 24, heavy black bull dog, weight about 65 or 70 1bs; is nhdersho (.nd an: swers to the name of Tua; liberal reward will bo paid for his return or any information lead- ing to his wnereabouts 202 1 JLOST=TRonu cofored Holsteln co Amation will ve thankfully received Brandles & Sons, —_ _ STORAGE, QTORAGE at low rates at 1121 Farnam omalin Auction and Storage. T RACKAGE, storage, lowe W Bushman, 1511 Leayonworth, ki) PrANCH & CO. storage, 1211 Howard. "u_‘ TORAGE and forwarding, We collect and deliver goods of all descriptions, merchan- dise, furniture and baggage, at cheapest rates for storago for any lengtn of time. Vans and wagons to be hal it shiortest notico, with care- ful men for moving. Packing and shipping from our own warshionss done on moderats charge. Merchandise loaded and unloaded. Warehouse on onr own traoks, Office 817 S.1ith st.; telepnone 114, _Howell & Co. 14 CLAIRVOYANT R, NANNIE V. Warren, claltvoyant, med- ical and business meldium. Fomale diseases aspecialty. 110 N 16th st, rooms 2 and 3, SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING g’rKflYn.\u‘n shorthand school, Paxton biock, P (suceessor to Valentine's shorthand insti: tute, the Iargest, best equipped shorthand s0l00! i1 the west: 18 under the personal super- visionof Joseph P. Megeath, an ex-officlal re- porter and siate agent of the Remington Stand- ard typewriter, assisted by experienced ver- batim reporters, Mechanical construction of machine taught by factory expert, = Particulax attention paid to typowtiiing. Sfenographiors’ supplies for si nlal e, 98 OANS mad real oflate Ty e S T E"ORMLLNA' O-room houss, Al conven- fences, barn, eto., in Kountze' Place, §1. nsy borms, Adaross 27, No6 oMoe. 0 oy 'S Financial Exchange—vLarge and smail loans for long and_snort time, at low- ©strates of interest, on roal estato mortgage notes, chattels of nll king and Jowelry. Don't fail and “cheap accommroaa) Mgr., room 57, Barker blX, inmonds, watches 111f you want falr th and Faroa 8q o ?flm u o bank lmndu‘}i Nl-:uusk' irst National o, will make you a land contracts, fine Jowelry, or secirities of any kind, without publicity, at_reasonable rates, Room 7, Rowley block, 8outh Omaha, Rooms 518510, Paxton blook, Omaha, Neb, FJR BALE-235 feet trackage on the Union Pacifio ratiway, near 1 improve- ments; renting for' ¥ per mont W0; this {8 a bargain, O, F. Harrison, Merchant's Nat. bank, 32815 f]_mfi Tinest drive in the ity 18 to Coliier Place, !C‘,"I_Eufl. i OUTH_ andeast front, double corner, on Hamiiton and S5th stroets, ranning through 0 Chrles street, 120XI57 feet. Now, hold your h“'w."“m ‘Wwe mention the low price on this. You think it will be something near what it is 000, Well, take it along at 1,250 and ut the 81,7 proitt in vour other pocket ironthe. M. A. Upton company, 16th and Far- nam, WIS Fun BAL®—40 acre farm In Sarpy county, 1b miles from Omaha, 12 miles from So. Qman, Good improvemente; #45 per were. ¢ F. Hartlson, Marohants Nat, Ban 200 14 ONEY to loan_at_low rates by Excelsior Land Co., 810 South 15th street, Omaha, " UILDING and other roal estate loans. W, M. > Haris, room %, Frenzer Biook, opp. P, 0, C . ARRISON loana monoy, lowest rates. and loan agonts, don't borrow O YOU want money? tes, wihich are tho low- before getting m. eston any sum from 1 mauke 10ans on household goods, - planos, or- gans, horses, mules, wagons, celpts, houses, loases, ete,, in any amonnt at the lowest possible rates, Without publicity or re- moval of property. & made fof oo to six months and y & DATE atany timne, 0 up to §10,000. warehouse' ro- reducing poth If you' owe a batance on your furniture or horses, or huve a_loan on them, 1 will take 1t up and carry it for you as long as you desire, 1f you need monoy you will find it to your ad- ge to seo me befors: horrowing. s, room 4, Withnell building, 15th and Harney. . sl HILADELPHIA Mortgage & Trust Co, fur- nish cheap enstern money to borro wers, purchase securitios, perfect fitles, acoept loans at their western oftice, Bmfiin&u loans, Linahan & Mahioney, ONEY to loan on real estate soourity, at Before negotiating loans see Wallace, Creighton blk., 15th and Douglas, lowest rates. BU SINESS CHANCES HONTHAND aud typ writing. Omaha busi- Mness collegs, cor ' Oapitol ave and 16th, Standard methods taueht by C. O. Ewing, of San Francisco, the best teacher on the Pacific const, Munson's revised of '8) a speclalty; new plan; blackboard fllustration; day and evening classes; call or write for terms. 07 WANTED TO BUY. “rkfi‘i'hn Ten to forty acres, high, sightly iand, north of Park st., and ' within three male circle. Address C, fiee office. " VW ANTED—For spot cashy, u forty of twenty- acre tract inside the four-mile ‘Hmit; no boom prices entertained. Leave propositions at 1toom 14, Chinmbor of Commerce. Tel. 1410, (30000 notes past due or short time unsecurad Kor with mortgage, bonght anywhere inUmeha Ia. or Neb. Quick ioans, Omaha city or farm. Cuil or write, W. L. Selby.room 13, Bonrd Trade: VW ANIED Furnitive, “carpets, stoves and household goods ¢f all kinds, Omaha Auction & Storage Co., 1121 Farnam. __ 800 "A NTIQUARIAN Book store, 1413 Farnam st. Casn'pald for Sud-haud banks, maghzines, o ———————————— FOR SALE--MISQELLANEOUS. [('OR SALE--Chieap, a good tailorine outfit. Address W. J. Mckenzle, Nelson, Néb. Q100.00 buss & young norse, new buggy, har- ness, whip, eté. Co-operative Land an Lot 05 N. 10t St. 313 OR SALE=On easy terms, the best located conl yard in Council Bluits, 250 feet track- age. E.E Mayne, 010 Broadway, Council Bluffs, OR BALE—The Hambletonian mare Baby Elgen. Weight, 950 pounds, chestnut sor rel; drive single or double; spred not limited. togtether with Sinpson rodd waon nearly new Price, £150,00. Wil take clear city property. J. L. Rice Co. 208 12¢ 1CYCLE for sale—New 50 in. Warwick. Of- I ince Chicago Lumber Company. 103 138 _ OR SALE—Cheap. Ohe bicycle, one Tan- den tricycle and one single trloycle, good asnew _Apply John §. Prince, Collseum. 122 OR SALE Cheap—About 3% head of im- vroved Texas horses, comsisting Of geld. ings, mares and colts, staillous and mixed. Will seil part or all. Apply J. L. Halbert, Copsiskns i 3 8] ABSTRACTS OF OR SALE—Nice photo gallery and appa- s ; works up to I1X14: cabiuets, 85; best climate, fruits and water in iltitude 1,500 feet. For partioulars Photographer, P. 0. rk. shop, gool location, Address C 3, Bee. AT market for sale; market to rent tures for sale: also horse, wagon and har- ness, enquire at'the n. § 3th and Chi. cago. Heasons for selling, going out of busi- YONFEOTIONEIY and feo cream purior, in 0 31,000; part cash, balance easy. rented for $30. Co-operative Land and Lot 205 N. 10th St. 3 OR SALF—Half interest in well established, location in Omaha, worth mentioning; cash re- quired £1,000. Address C 40, Bee offic ¢ and_bakery doing %00d business; good réAson for sellin; Turther particulars address C 98, Bee. VOR SALE—A merchant talloring house, 0ss, An opportunity sell, but must leave Address © 87, seldom offered. on account of sl ONFECTIONERY and {¢e cream parlor for sale cneap: also good wrocery and confec- tionery combineds; price £ 0.00, b cash, bal. se cured, *Co-operative Land' and 205 N ANTED—Partner woo understands vine- er manufacturing,/gr pxperienced man to {ake chargo of factory! he Gotham clgar store, Boyd's opera nouse, with or without jobbinj stock. Location the best, 3,000, haly cash and "haif trade, agreoable business. (nonopol extragrdinary cash earnings of 816,000 veariy. Investigatioh solicited. . Address C %, Bee. 620 will. buy & nice clean stock toves, tinwaro and buflding, in a lively eastern Neb, town; one other store Business has pafil a profit ot over 3,000 in exghtoon months. land wanwed. part it wanted. Huette & Sons, Fremont Neb. OR SALE—A well-established book-binding ko City. Shiley. Gro- shell & Co., Teul estate, Sait Lako City, Utah. JOR BALE— Will give time on ror particulars, address Theo, business in Saly IDLAND Guaranteo & Trust Co., 1 nam.Completeabstracts furnished and titles to real estate examined, ])Ol’lfluluflul\ll\rlllll;.‘t)(l‘ S0l BSTRACTS—Linahan & Mahoney, room 506, Paxton block. L ~__ MONEY TO LOAN. _ ONEY loaned for 20,00 or 8 days on any kind of chattel security; reasonable inter- est; contidential. J. J. Wilkinson. 1417 Fainam. 820 QR RENT—A pleasant room, only 0 minutoy walk from business center, all modern con- veniences, cor St. Mary's ave. and 2uth or 620 S, 20th, residence, 861 AUNDRY girl wan land Leavenworth, W‘\Nimnu\'mma girl, Bwodish or Bohe: mian, or genoral housework, washing and {roning. 624 8 17th st. :EM ANTED—Young girl to help with clifldren® 2 124 y's avenue, OVELY south front room, every conven- _Jience, % block from street car, 203 Douglas, TMONEY toloansn tarniture, chattels or real sstate, J.B. iminge am, 1 E Jy QNALL lonus, short time, good wocurity, reusonable intecest. P, O, box 06, it 'OR RENT—A nicely furnished Iarge front room, all modern conveniences; for furtner particulars call at 2215 Dodge st. 195 FL’HNISHBD rooms, 113 8, 20th, nec!r:’)l:dgo. T EYSTONE Mortgage Co.: lvans of 810 ta #1,000; get our rates before borrowing and save money; loan on horses, furniture or any approved ‘seourity, withont publicity; notes bought; for new loan, renewal of old and low- est rates,call R208,Sheeley blk,1oth & Howard sv UNFURNISHED 2 %ood compet VY “eral housework; good wages, a fiam st Waist M. A. Wallace, 1519 Howard, 321 16 ANTED—12_young ladies from 18 to # yrs 0 act in opers house in_March of the &20D8, N0 Xporience necessary, salary 87 to 310 & weok and expenses, Mrs, Brega, ‘:’114'-,':;; 16th, VY AVTED-Girl for goneral housework at 20 8, 10th 8t 833 WENTED=A 00t n gl and nurse girl: good wages pald; at ¥310 Webster at., [ 1 G TRL, 5. 10th, ) in family, “ 7 ANTED—Cham bermaid 422 8. 15th st 1 block south of court houso. o8 ‘V ANTED=Competent nurso «itl, one that XY s kind and willing, 152 Farnam 114 A GERMAN girl for general iousewor’ 0 A5, 1th s DRESSMAKING, romoved her dressmnk g s from1slsHoward to 1724 Lenvenw'th, call, 2) Dut:mluAKlNu. in tamilies, 635 8, 17th, 501 23+ " FANTED—TWo gontienion, oF man and wite wke room atd board in private family, blocks from postoflice, on cable and near ar ine. Fliest location in city, lawn, All modern conveniences. Keasonable tornms (o right party . Lise. 00-16% o TR CHTR U AT L o T ~ WANTED--TO RENT. ANTED-Room i ) 0 privite f , Within 10 blos union depot wnd east of futh st. Btaie terius and adarcss C, flee, 2NN 120 I tovent by famlly of two, an un- 3 cottage In good condition con- taining o st have terms and lo- cation to roceive any attention. Address U 53, Tioe. 20 ~ FORRENT--HOUSES, "I~Au 1-room house, Wil large Californuius st, 60 163 everal very desirable nouses s nelghboriinod, pleasaut and ealthy location: all modern conveniences. Bywirs Geo, N. Hicks, room 40, Barker bioek. s et 1) oIt It A detachiod “&-rooni ho wodern convenlences. Eng. 262 Capitol 198 TR IEN ive atthe Fi Lty wad How aosrotorbe: i K631 K00 CoTlars, Claiern od barn; sonvenient to chool and th for the summer. Apply haiis’ Nat'l Lank T4T00 Brick dw Yabionces, 5 hloe Tntil October 1, large furnished 11 204 8, 2oth, 300 ON"I' borrow money on furniture, horses, wagous, etc., or collaterals until you ses C. B. Jacobs, 410 First National bank bulldiny A 8] -~ Unfurnished rooms suftable tor lousekeeping In siiits of 2 to 4; convenient location. Butis Renting Agency, 170+ Farnam, s kas ' bes gt (JOR RENT—{ unfurnished rooms, 1104 Web- ster ,suitable for housekeoping; rice ¥25) JOOIU RENT—Pioasant _unfurnished rooms K Gver 1001 Howard st. For offices purposes 258 FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. TOR RENT—A fine cornex brick store, well Hocatod; a splendid opening for a good liquor saloon. Apply room 1 Ware bik, 36 14 (O RENT—Stores and living rooms on Cim- st, Also house on Cass st. Harris, reom Nat ~Front office, ground floor, 810 27 T~The 4 story brick buildiug with OF witliout poer, Hiow ocsupled by the Tios Publishing Co., 916 Farnam st. The bullding has a five proof comented basement, complote stmis heating Bxtutas, water o allie-tioor DLy 7'—Store, with rooms in the rear in wiiieh family can 'live: #2 per month, _C. ¥, Harr! Merch ' N uk, 8 TEyOr wautto buy, nt or oxchang: call ou or address G. J. Sternsdoril, {17 and 518 Fivst Natfonal Bank bullding. 7 ¥ you want your nouses rentad st with I’ route's rental agency, 16th and Dodge. 6iud PERSONAL, PERSONAL-Large tront xoom, micoly fur- | " uished, to rent. Inquira 8il So! 10th st 200 14 [2EESONAL=Photos of Omaha base Lal! tlub ¥ 0u sale aL Heyn, the phiotographier, Gran. ite block. iy VY ANTED=To lay carpots iu lies. Address ¢ sl, fiee. AW and genera iers, typewriting daccuratel ( executed: espondence taken charge of by the montl at veduced rates. Hours g (00 b, Buudiys 2 p.w, to Millard and Murcay hotels, ~ © Her Uulmm P asols covernd and re- paired, 217 8 15th Boyd's opora house hlock, in rubbeAr stor Bal ) JON ¥, DALEY. acwor builder aud drain lyer, house drainage aud sanitary work a speclaliy,’ Oflics 107 Dougias st Oinaha, Neb. iy ni y 1RO, B JONES plumbing aud arain laylug, fgwer and water aspeciniry, 1 DIge st.in basem 1 Tui'\.-“nru TAUKUT ks an art Ly Geo. ¥, Gel lenticek. App'y at Live oftive, W QEE Sholes, room 210 First Nat'l bank, before Ang your 10ans, 810 Meat market complete; can bo d for little casb, Withnell blk. TEhave for sale or_exciango one of the finest hotol propertles inan lowa clty of house in “the room 14 Cnamber of 6,00 inhabitants, 000 to #5,000 wanted to put into a good busi- 5 security and good rate of hort or loag time, For particuiars address l‘,'u::l. interest paid for FOR EXCHANCE. mpraved farm to trade for mdse., ceries preferred. J. R. Mason, Central ANTED—2,500 acros of enstern Nobraska in one body in ex- land unincumbered, upled Omaha business change for inside oc property. Address B 7 7 ANTED—To trado a fin piano for & horse TVERY—Cor, 10th and Cass st dyoice about 84,000.00; sh or good town jand or town prope: stock, about $4.000.00 bal. city propert; operative Land and Lot Co. per, bal. in im- Also grocery eation: 3 cash, mproved farm land; IRST mortgage loans at low rates and no de- lay. D. V. Sholes, 210 First National bank, N Ko 1D T ANTED —First-class inside loans, [owest rates. Call and seeus. Mutnal Investment Co., R. 1, Barker blk., Iith and Farnam, 817 QMALL short time loans on chattel security, 2111 Oliio st.; call atter 6 p. m. £ MONEY toloan. Tarris R & Lown Co, 411 F) tional ban ‘ fj. MPROVED anda _improved pronorty: ouns made prompily: monoy on land. ¥ M. Richardson, sw cor 15¢h and Douglas, * PEOPLES Financiat Exchango-The falrest, quistest and most liberal maiey exchange in the city: money loaned without delay or pubiicity, in any amount, large or small, uf tho owost rates of interest, on any availible se- curity; loans may be Dald at any time or re- newed' at original rates O. Bouscaren, Mar. room i, Barker block, 14th and Farnam, 8! VLONEY foloanon, real estate at low rate. AL 3D, Zittle, 430 Paxton block, ekl 12143 UILDING LOANS—8 to 7 per cent, no ad- ditional charges for commissions or attor- neys' fecs. W. . Meiklo, ¥irst Nat bank bldg. OAN make few loans on first-class chattel securities at roasonablo rates. W. K. Potter, room 10, Barker blk. 2 M ONEY 1o loan on furniture, horses, wagons, Mte, or on any approved security, J, W Tobbing, R 200, Sheeley blk. 13th and Howard. 823 C.F HARRISON loans money, lowest ru'l)e;. . [ £00,00) o low I roon Linahan &BMI- M2 ans negotiated at low rates with- A ay. and purchase goods, co umercial L and Farnam. i o per and mortuage notes. B. A.'Sloman, cor, it 8 M ONEY to Loan-Wo are roady for applic aVhtions for loans in amounts feom §320 Lo #10,- o on impraved Omalia o Douglas county redi eatate. Full information as to rates. ioans promptly closed. Goud otes willbe pirclinsed yus. Call upon us or write. The McCague Tnvestment Co. Bl4 OANS ou improved and untmproved prop- exty at low rates, Odell Bros.& Co. 312 8. 1ith. . B n ONEY to loan on horses, wlluul‘ nules, housebold goods, planos,organs, alamonds, lowest rates. The Airst organized loan oftice in the eity, “Make loans for tairty to three hun- dred and sixty-five days, whicli can be paid in part or whole, at any time, thus lowering the principal and'interest. Call and see us when you want money. We can assist you promptly and to your advautagé without removel ot Rroperty‘or publicity. Money always on haud, o delay in making loans. C. ¥, Keed & Co., 310 B.15:h 8L, over Biugham & Sons, 3 ULLDING loaus. D. V. Baoles, 210 First N Biisiamiioss » - STy 0 EXCHANGE for Omaha property, one of L the best improved farms in low: mile from town of 6,000 inhabitants room 1f, Chamber of Commorc BW 2-seated fie carriage or top bu; MOrtgage city or ¢ unty warrants, of any good unsecired notes, W.L. O Exchinge—Cash merchandise, or me olear property, Lock Box 14, Gothen- NOR Excnange — Polk county, Neb., 4 miles from Neb,, (o exchange for cattle; 80 acres under good feed lot, Address C. Osk ster st, Omaha, Neb, i EXCHANGE-—Tor desirabls rosidencs 1a Omaha, Aty o all of following: cholce inside residenga lots in Hastings, 100 lots in Lincoln, 640 acres flne farming land, Laneaster county Fine residence property, Lincoin, Good rental property, Cholce family rasideno: A neat residonce property in Hanscom pluce, Also some go0d MOrtgage Not es. s wiving location and price of prop- erty, J. E, B,, care Bauim Won Co., 1217 Loave: ED—To trade | mp, 2:15 Web- 019 orner, Los Angeles, Thouse and lot in good location; will “assume lght incum- Address A 2 Bes ofilce. 123 Orchard Bud... whgve on ousy Lot 1% block %, Briggs Blage, south y east’ front on K (State) sl 515 front on Stats stract . | 7, block 12, Orchiard Hill ca and’ agent 2, Dellonas” add, eac for Monmoutii 15 fine addition is reached by lne suburban trains, A magnificent view from every iof, is well built 1Py nd 13 offered o the electric iy situated, T Wallag iichton Block. E—Farm 101 mcros, % mile out 6f Blatr, 1,400 fruit trees, | acre grapes, plums, ries, strawberries e rhspberries, efc. luco for @ home in Was| ton Co,’ H. wangton Co.” H, 0010 _house on Wirt st ce, all modern improvements, 1 liouse finished in cheri o maple and red oak, grates and ull windows French ment, fine barn, 83,000 cash, balance 1, 2 und 6 years at7 per cent, annot be duplicated M.A tles, eloctiie laundry in bas for the money. HE motor lae 1s ballt to Collier place. The Iselt line runs neae Coliler place. | passenger trains at Col- The horse car line will ace, Best aadition in the elty. 20 per lot, one-tenth c McCague, opp. P. G.' ukrupt price, a hou lot in Umaba View, uaovm 14, Chaw one o five years, [(YOR SALE=Ata bargain, One tweive and oné nine room house in ‘Kountze piace, on 24th street, opposite the fine rosidences of Red: ik and McCreary, with 78 and 0 feot of ground with oach house to alley. Each house has fur: nace, gas, gas fixtures, shades, all lumbing, 'hot’ and ~cold 'water, = elogant large rooins, all papered handsomely through- out, g00d barn with ench house, and_an elogant lawh all sodded. Tam prepared to offer splen- didinducements a8 to price and terms, Call and let me drive you out. You can_move into these houses without & dollar of expense for anything. These must be sold soon. See 1o at once, ¢, Sholes, 210 First Nav'l bank, 137 R RENT—A new fi-room honse, with ail conveniences: No. 2717 Jackson st 3 froom flats, N. 17th st., betieen Clark and Grace sty, &room Honse on Park ave. J0-room house 8. 10th st, B-room honse, 1420 N, 17(n st. Apply to Green & Willlams, First Nat. Bank bulldfog, W flouse and barn, 1ot 4, Hlook 7. Kendail's add. on 2ith streot, south of it Ry.: must be sold, Address ¢. M. Kendall, Waukegan, Lake co,, Ill, 220 14t OR BALE—Or will exchange or western lands, one of the finest hotel properties in Jowa. Best hotel ‘in city of 6,000 inhabitants, Drings in rental of 10 par montn, Apply soon it you expect toget it. W.R. E. & Mer. Ex,, Room 14, Chamber of Commerce. 935 ARGAIN—Part of the Dick Kimbal tate 30 feet on 15th street running through to 17th ave. One 13-room House, il modern vonven- fences and two 8 room liouses. Total rental 31000 ver goar: pEico S130N. M. A. . Upton Company, 16th and Farnam. 81 OR SALE—Restdence Iot, cor 33d and _Cass, will exchange for trackago property; worth l‘,n‘whh;] #10,000. C. F, Rarrison, Mer at. ba HE best ¥ for sale in Omaha is that which 1 am now completing near 24tn st. on paved Wirt st. in Kountze Pluce, 8 bedrooms, 2 parlors, diniing room, kitchen, 2 bath roon A water clogets, Iarge’ laundry, stationary wash tubs, furnace and conl room ' und cellar, electric bells and speaking tube, 12 closets. ' Price only §,,000 on terms to smt.’ Likewise a duplicate adjoining atsame price, W. T, Beaman, east sida 16th st north of Nicholas st. Omaha's largest varioty of wagons and carriago 801 OR SALE—Fine lot in Stevens' Place, 48 feet south front; right on the motor line, 81,000; 14 cash. Great bargain, 0. ¥. Harson, Merchants Natl, Bank. 200 14 P. Sl nave the bost bargain on o X152 plece of business property; well locited; 10-room Xt to_a §150,000 Dlock, six feot left by said biock for air and lignt' We will sell at s than the ground alone s worth it taken at onc Cor JPUR SALE-Beautital s-room house. wil modern improvoments, including splondid turnace, near Hanscom park, best location in the city for school, church and stroet car priv: ileges: price $,000. ~C. F. Hatrison, Mercnants' natonal bank 58 OR SALE—Lots In Stewart Place on Lowe ave.; Metropolitan Cable passes propo #-room’ ‘house and barn, Hanscom Place, 2 houses and lots on C on easy terms. Harrls, room 411, 1st Nat. Baik, 204 OR SALB-The finest residence sits In West ust south of Farnam on ith st.; 8 coraer 105x187 with 187 feet frontage on gavedstreot and jolning the handsome res dence of Kirkendall on the east, and Brady Easson and Martin on the south: a perfect gem and garden spot for an elegant home . Harnoy and 21t stroets, 141x167,0n pavement, within three blocks of the court house; roou for seven fine houses that would rent as rapi 1v a8 completod. A splondid permanent invest- ment. Farnam and 220 streets, H0x132, with new threo-story brick store building, rented to good permaneit tenants. Rental réceints 34,200 per year, Sixtoenth street near Nicholas, frontago 61 teet to alley; good business prop erty. Farpam street, between 3sth and age 4§ or 95x132 'to alley, south front, 1 block from pavement and street cars, Purk avenue, opposite Hanscom park, 50x150 price $2,000; easy terms. (Paddock place, trackage, 09x11Y, #2,000; easy erms, 10th street south of Vinton st., lot for sale or trade for mdse, or good farm land. 8. A. Sloman, 1301 Faruam st, 838 J B.—THE owner of the 107xI24 ft, south- west corner of ‘Pwenty-fourth and , will arrive from New York on the Iith Tolet contract for improving this prop- Tn 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 Dodgo street. _Submit offers up to ., o M. A. Upton Company, loth 6. acres, sec. B, tp. 12, . 6 1 Hamilton county, Neb. House, stable, acres fenced, living ‘water. Price Atkins, owner, Ralldroad bidg, De JHOLES Spocial List--We push special bar Wzains and advertise tnen. List with mo, ine east front lot in Hanscom place at 81600, 00 cash, Decided bargain. Fine lot on Farnam and Lowe avenue, 82,750, #2000 buys a nouse and lot in Hanscom Place, nortia of Poppleton avente. The 0ld Johu Dierks Manufactory plant on Missouri Pacific raflway,4 miles southwest of ('llf. with 2 acres of ground and 3 large 2story bulldings,”for 83,000, A fins opportunity for some one, Thavo special inducements {nhouses and lots in all parts of tho city either for rale or trade, Cail fn and bo shows them. 1do ot try to ot you in to show you trash, but handle on roperty and deal squarely. D V. Sholes. 31 First Natfonal bank, [ NHE factories within easy reach of Collier place will employ largo foros of mon. ~Se. cure a home and enjoy life, Price of lots $300 to 81,200, one-tenth cash, Send for plat. M Cague, opp o7 JOUTH OMAHA—I have a number of zood Plots in various additions that must be sola atonce und can be bought atprices that will suit you, G.J. Sternsdori, rooms 317 and 318, Firsi National bank buildifx. K33 JOR SALE—50 large and small houses on monthly payments; small paymont down. A1s0 4 good list'of property for vxchanga, Geo, J. Fox, room 1, Continental blk, 181-j13 OB SALE-East front 1ot on_20th st. [Geor- L " gia ave| overlooking Omaha_and Council Blufs, Fine sits for a lowme. Special close price for a few days. C, I, Harrison, Mer- chants National bank, 143 NONTINUQUS sidewalk to Collier place. Get ‘prices and terms, McCage, 9T UK SALE—Lot on f2d fust north of Hanscom Park, #2.900 terny to party who will buiid, C. ¥, Harrlson, Merchants National bank. 144 (SEND for plav o collior place, and whon B driving for recreation follaw the motor line poles on [oth st,, and Ames’ ave., and ses the wonderful improvemeits that hava taken piace just arou’d the barracks, aud renienber that Collier place 18 the koy to the situation. Iuy & lot now for the low price and at the easy terms they are helng offerad, and we are satis- fled. Ono-tenth oash, balance one to five years, McCague, opp. P. 0. B e Court House to Let—Notfve to Huila- ing Cotractors, Notice if hereby glven that the Hoard of Su- pervisors of Butler County, Nebraska, will re. Celye bids until 6 p. m., of the 6th day’ of July, A. D, 1850 ,for the furnishing of ali muierials and labor and the building and completion of a urt House in the city of David City, in sail inty #nd State, according to pluns and specifl- catlons, therefor furnished by Wn, Gray, Archi- tect, Lineoln, Nebraska, to ve on e fu the oftice of the County Clerk of £aid county, on and after Junedy, #5505 Each oid must be accompanie by @ certitiad check in the sum of #1,00) payable tothe order of the County Clerk of suld county, a4 o guarantes that the bidder will, if lifs bid b o enter 1nto waatistactory contract for the ervetion und completion of safd bullding, and_that he wili within said five days exciie 1o said county a bond In the sum of #0000, with sireties to be approved by sald ) conditioned for the faithful performance of sald contract on bLis part, and that he will pay all labor, and for all Pautérial emploved and trsed up Baid check shall be forfeited t by the county, if the builder fail 1o o contract und give bonds ay above contem kit Each bidder must subiit wirh his hid a sanple of stone for foundation foatings, aud cut sione work, and also of pressed brick, Propused to be Uned: The board will also recsive bids at same tf to furnish all Office, uit and Court Room fure niture and Nxtures, also-seatag for Coutt thgom " e ‘Yo Boarl pegerves the right o rejeed an, 0 il bids, ¥ ook 8y o By order of Board of ‘Supervisors of Butles Cauduty, Nebraska. y good .| THE REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placsd on record during yostorday. W G Albright and wife to O K Thurste, lotadand 4, blk 2, Hurten's sub, w d....8 600 O_E Thursie and wifeto A T .Johnson, Tots & and 4, bik 2, Burton's sub, w d . A I Keltie and wite to M A Wright, pt iot iouth Omaha, w d. . PO nrooder, trustee, to M A Dugdale, '8 Jots in Brown Park, w ... A W_E Gratton and wife to W N Whnitney, 6 8 in North Omaha add, wd..... . Gratton and wife to W A Gillespie, 7 lots in North Omaha add. W d..,. ... Gate City Land Co to 1 Fleming, [ots'4 t0 & Bowling Green, w s Coene W G Chambers to i1 G W Koonfg, nnd 1 W 15 10t 5, bIK 104, Omaha, q e A, .. ..o A Newell and wife to Nebraska Gas ‘and Fuel Go, ota 11, 12, 17 13, DIK 444, Grandview, and a small tract 0w BAB-18, W . Lo vaevorsgesonn poses Mason and wite to 1§ 1 Sherwood, 1ot 3, D1k 2, Reed's 4th add, wd., 4 OF Harrison to H A Lennox, lots 18 and 19, bk 3, Kekerman Place, W d i © W Whito to J W Paul, Iot', by ton, and lot 2, bk, [awthorn J ¥ Herriok and husband to W T Seaman, 1ot 16, Grates Park, w 38 assiseny Mobowell to 8 A" McWhorter, lot & DIK 4, Kilby Place, w d ..o 0 Willlaim _ Coburn, gheriif, ‘to ' Miles & Thompson, lot' 4 Greenwood wad, aherifls deed. ... coouiivitimeriniinien Sixteen transfors, Building Permits, The following pormits wora {ssued by Building Inspoctor Whitlock yesterday: C. Rastmussen, one-story frame kitohen, on Westorfiehl streot, between Fou P toenth and Kixteenth ERh A, C. Powall, thres-story brick store and lats, corner Sixtoenth and Jones ory frame oot- tage, between Vermont and Redick avenue. .. v Throe permits, aggrogating.... . Notice to Contractors. Tho board of public lands and bufldings will receive bids as stated helow: Yor work and materinl nesessary to finish 3lind, braska City, and for makingsiated repaivs on the old builiing at any 1ime before June 24, new building for Institute for the 1880, at 2 p. m. For work and materinl to complete south wing for Industrial Home at Milford, at &ny tame betore June ). 140, at ¢ p. m. r abor and material to lay about 4,000 feot of 12 Inch sewer pipe for tho penitentiary. Also for completing n smoko stack and for furnish- ing and putting on about 1,000 squares of corru- ‘f“m jron rooting for same, at any time before 1880, at O &, m. For electric light plant and for barn for In- curable Insane Hospltal at Hastings, Nebraska atany time beforo June 2, 1880, at 2 p. . Tor material and labor to complete 15 cotta- e, hospitul, bojler and engine and laundry ouses and for hospital. for Soidlers’ Home, Grand Tsinnd, at any time before June 23, 1880, At2p.m For boiler house and smoke stack for T tute for Feeble Minded Youth, at Beatrice,at Any time before June 28, 183, at 2 p. m. For one building for boiler house, engine room, electric light plant wnd worksiiop, and for woo | building for gymnasiam and _library, tor State Normal School, at Peru, at any timé N Tor one three story brick workshop with stone brse ment nnd one hoiler house and smoke for Indu tiidl School, at Kenrney, at any tima boetore July 15, 1880, at % p. m, All above work to be done a“cordinz to writ- ten statement. Plans, specifioations, detatled darawing, now on fila with the Com- missioner of Pubiic Lands and Buildings, who will furnish all needed informution rolative thereto. Bonds will te required of successful bidders for completion of the work and ment of a1l b'l1s for laboe and material. By order of Board of Public Lands and Build- ings. June 13 4 1) EW ITARY ACADEMY, CORN- wall, N. Y. Send for circulars. LAUGHING AT B8EN FRANKLIN. A Letter About the Philosopher and Silas Deane. The American ambassadors, Benja- min Franklin and Silas Deane, were re- ceived by King Louis XIV., of France, and his queen 111 yours ago last March 22, The following day the Russian count Tschernscheft found on the top step of the entrance to the royal palace in Versailles n letter from M. de Suj tines and signed by Mme. de Lam Tschernschefl took the-ylett with him, read it, and s Q, to his sovereign, Kath#rine {I. of Rus- sia. The last number of the Revue Nouvelle contains the following letter, Mme. de Lamballe wrote thus: “This morning | was at the queen’s levee, which, on account of the pres- ence of the American ambassadors, was trightfully long. Ihave such a head- ache that I would not write did T know how anxious you are to know how we liked the gentlémen from America. Well, so so, la_la. You have tho Couniess Jule and me to thank for even this much. It cost us no litlle trouble to get the queen into the mood to hear them. Unfortunately Mme. Bertin had been with her, and you lknow unfavorable to the interests of the modistes the war with England Mme. Bertin had poked so much fun at the American ambassadors that when they entered she could hardly preserve ner dignity and a straight face. And I do not wonder much at it. They iv fact, wretchedly dresse nothing distinguished about them. We described to the queen in vain the sim- plicity of the costumes of these people and their prejudice against all forms. ‘Say what you will,” answered the queen, ‘they do look somewhat like canaille.” We laughed at this and she regained her good humor, which she had lost on account of these barbarians, But I beg of you spare our decorum and send us your clown when they come again, so that we may not break down enticely, The Countess Jule and I promise you to do our best to cure the queen of her prejudice.” After copying Mme. de Lamballe’s letter Tschernschefl returned it anony mously to M. de Sartines, who was so provoked by its loss and by the myster- jousness of its reappearance that he offered the police a reward of 10,000 francs for the discovery of the find His curiosity was never satisfied, Tschernschefi’s sovereign wus so pleased with his cleverness in handling the letter that she sent him her picture and o $2,000 snuffbox. In her next letter to him she intimated that Marie A ette seemed 1o be doing a gr laughing, and that ‘“she laughed best who laughed last.” Dr, Benjamin Diliard, druggist, at Aurora, Mo., says: Fsell & great quantity of S, for scrofula, eczema, rheumatism and other blood troubles, and’ have never heard of a case of failure to cure. Editor Singerly's Beautifal Yac YThe RNestless is attracting so much attention at presentthat a little gossip ubout her will not be out of place,” said one of Mr, Singerly’s friends to a Philadelphia Press man. **You know its a marvel of comfort und luxury. ‘T'he staterooms have folding berths and & bath-tub areangement, which makes seabath possible in your own stateroom. All the woodwork, even the sky and deckliouses, isof mahogany, except the quarters of the officers and men, which ave finished in ash, The ceilings of cabins, saloon, dining room, ete., of lincrusts wulton, and the upholstery work in purple velvet. My private signal is a r flag, with a large IR of white on this ground, Cleveland made several trips on the Restless during his presid with Editor Singerly and a few fiie But this is the first time on known record (no joke intended, I assure you) when a democrati ee-trader of such pronounced beliefs hag taken a repub- ican tariff president a yachting.” Advice to Mothera, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing should always be nsed for ehildren tec ing. Itsoothes the child, softens ! guias, alluys all pains, cuees wind calic, and is the best remedy lor diarrhwea. 23¢ a bottle, GARFIELD DIED ALONE, The Story of Dan Sprig, Who Was the President’s Body Servant. Daniel Sprig 1s a middle aged colored man who used to be Gen. Garfield’s body servant when he was in congress and wont to Mentor with the president- olect, and returned with him to the white house in 1881 to be his body ser- vant there. He likes to sit on the bench on the gouth side of tho white house theso sunny Sundays, says & Washington lot- tor t0 the New York Dress, and tel] about the death of his old master. He likes to tell about it because he has never seen it in print. One fact in con- nection with the death of Garfleld, in- deed, has nover been printed. When it was decided to move the vietim of Giteau to the sea shore Dan went to Elbernon with the party. He wasas very useful member of tho family and had to be taken along. It was not expected by the physiciang that the death of the president would come so suddenly., For an hour or two during his last day they sat on the piazza of the cottage looking out ovor the Atlantic and lnh\'ingnlmut the news of the day, Daniel Sprig had been left alone at the bedside of the sick man. Mrs. Garfield was up stairs, Daniel grew tived of his lonely vigil and stepped out upon the piazza himself to take an airing for a few minutes and relieve himself of the monotony of the bed chamber. It soemed to him as it id to the physicians, that the prosi- dent was in no immediate danger. Daniel staid out of the room probably half un hour, but near enough so that he could be called upon in case of the slightest disturbance inside. ‘When he went back to the room ho did not at first notice that the face of the sick man was changed in _any way; then he thought it looked white. Upon a closer examination he was sure of it. He put his hand over the heart of his master. It had stopped beating. In the wildest alarm he rushed not out upoh the piazza to the physicians, but up- stnits to Mrs. Garfield. She hurried down in yet more terrible alarm. She dispatohed Dan at onte to the veranda to bring the doctors in. They had been sitting there thoughtlessly and wero the more frightened on that account. They rushed in. The president was indeed dead. Not only had his heart stopped beating, but his face was that of a corpse in a coffin. What added to their terror was the fact that the presi- dent had died while they were absent and without their knowledge, They had no means by which they could be sure or determine how long he had been dead when they discovered him. The matter was hushed up. Nothing was ever permitted to escape that immedi- ate circle about it and the world neyver kuew that the death of the martyrved president was ever marred by any such incident. Daniel Sprig tells this story now and theu with every circumstance put in. He is still a useful employe at the white house. Ho blacks boots, and, until General Harrison brought on a colored servant with him from Indianapolis, at- tended to the personal wants of the president, Everybody.who knows him says that he is veracious and believes his story about the death of Garfield. ——— It is a Curious Fact That the body is now more susceptible to benefit from medicine than at and other season. IHenco the importance of taking Hood’s Sarsapurilla now, when it will do you the most good. It is really wonderful for purifying and en- riching the blood, creating an anpetite, and giving a healthy tone to the whole Be sure to get Hood’ Sarsa- 1la, wh is peculiar to itselfs s e GONE TO PURCHASE A WIFE, A Hartford Man Off for Constantis nople to Secure a Circassian Beauty. J. H. Kekhardt and S. B. Donehain of this city, says a Hartford dispateh to the New York Sun, sailed for Europe last week [rom New York on a most re- markable matrimonial pilgrimage. The parents of Mr. Donchain were Ameri- cans, but he was raised in the public schools here. Karly in life he started in the jewelry and ornament trade, and after obtnining a competency he was most anxious to secure a helpmate. He was two exacting, and of all the beau- ties the state offered none met his We One day he learned from an Knglisi paper that there was in Constantingie a female seminary, from which selec: tions of a wife may be made upon the recommendation of the officers in charge of the institution. If acceptable, the applicant deposits a suitable sum, in proportion to the bride’s beauty and attainments, as compensation to her parents for thaloss of the daughter’s society and services, upon which the happy bride is handed over to her pur- chaser, with whom she usually agrees by means of true Oriental persuasion. This system of wife purchase seemed to please My. Donchain, and to his friend, Mr. J, H. I ardt, he confided his intention to try his luck there. The latter thought the plan a good one, and it determined to start at once. The pair made all arrangements to be ab- sent some time, and sailed in the early part of the week. kn route to Turkey they will take in the Paris exposition and visit Vienna, Florence, Rome and Naples, veaching their destination in July. The bride will be purchased as quickly as possible, and after a suitable leave taking of the old folks, if they can be found this side of Circassia, the happy pair will enjoy their honeymoon upon the Black and Mediterrancan s, after which the return to America will be begun, They will be back by September, and the friends of the groom promise the pair arousing re- ception, which will be added to by the intense curiosity here w0 sec the Turkish beauty. Every woman in Omaha—we say women because mén are usually too busy to look after s small matters— should insist on the head ‘of the house procuring some reliable medicine for use in of a sudden attack of colic or cholera morbus in the night during the swinmer. 1t is not pleasant to hunt up a physician after midnight, nor to go down town and route out a druggist at that hour, Take our adviceand procure a 25 or H0-cent bottle of Chamberlain’s Colie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. It can ulways be depended upon and is not unpleasant to take Willing to Sacrifice Himself, General Lathrop, who has charge of the electrical machinery for the exocu= tion of murderers in New York, hus re- ceived a letter from a well-educated man in Pennsylvania, saying that the writer is poor and out of work, and that he had a large family to support. He had seen a statement” that General La- throp had some doubts whether the oul appuratus, which was to be placed in the three state prisons to ex ceute murderers, would destroy life stantaneously, If General T.athrop would guarantee that his (the writer's) tamily should be paid 3,000 in case of his death, he would submit himsell to a trinl with the electrical machine. A test could he made upon him, 1i the machine killed him the 5,000 should be paid to his family. Although Plat’s @hlavides is snedepe less liguid, its disiufoctiug power i@ great, Ay it