Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 14, 1889, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES. OMAHA. No advertisements will be taken for thess columns after 12:30 p, m. Terms—Oash in advanoce. — e “Adyerifsemonts under this hoad 10 convs per 1ine for the first msertion, 7 cents for ench sub- gequent insortion, and #1,50 per line per month, No advertisement taken for less than 25 cents Tor first insortion. Seven words will be counted o tho 1ino; they must run_consecutively and must_ bo paid DVANCE. AllL advortise- mente must be handed in beford 12:30 o'clock m., aud under no clrcumstances will they taken or discantinued by tetephone, artics advertising in these columns and hav- fng thoir answers addressed in care of BER will pleaso ask for a check to enable them to get their lettcrs, a8 none will be delivered excopt on esentation of chock. All answersto adver- fsements chould be ericlosed 1n envelopes, All advertisements In these columns are pub- Lished in both morning and evening editions of Trm_ Bew, the circulation of which agare more tham 18,000 papers dafly, and gives the A vertisers the benefit, not only of the city circu- 1ution of Tik BEE, but #1s0 of Council Blutfs, Lincoln and other cities and towns throughout this scction of the country, 2 T-ROOM flats, Enquire 852 8, 23d, emk‘l’l‘l"l‘n. TYHE OMAHA DAILY BERN FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1880 Gel- Tlflnhmuum ht As an art by Geo. T enbeck. Apply at Bee offive, Foh HENT- nt new brick “Sf“" mod- . Hicks, corner 32nd and Poppleton ave 208 21 orn_conveniences, Inquire Geo. Jfoom «, Darkerblock. _ ____ __ WES1 R RENT-—Mroom house, all imovrove- ments, 2812 Ohieagost, 81115 Xo corner fiat, 16th and JOOR RENT—8-room house. Tnquire at 1088 8. 16th st. near Pleres. B 10 R RENT—An olegant corner brick tlat, 6 To0mSs, mudern convenlences,nicely papered, 7 closets, Wworth #0 per month, Will rent to good PRty for &8 per month. 1, O, Brunnge, Ware lock. room 1. 5 16 Fmfimw;x 1, or (-room house at 608 N 19 sv; 3 froht fooms at 811 Woolvorth ave. {OR RENT-—An i-room flat, 835 1021 1 at. meat market, JPOR RENT—A fiat in the Tler building: 7rooms, sten heat, gas and Lath. Apply to A. C. Raymer, hardware, 16tn and Jn?l"'(:n“' T ard S S FOR RENT ROOMS—FURNISHED- BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for these columns will be taken on the above conditions, ab the following bus mess houses, who are authorized agents for Tr gr epecind notices, and will quote the same tos as can be had at the main office. j?mfi W. BEI L, Pharmacist, 20 South Tenth Strect. Cn/mia & EDDY, Stationers and Printors, 110 Bouth 10th Street. H, FARNSWORTH, Pharmacist, 2115 Cum- ing Street. J. HUGHES, Pharmacist, 624 North 16th »_Street. GFK), W. PARR Pharmacist, 1500 St Mary's Avenue, =0 SITUATIONS WANTED. VW ANIED—Situation s couchman fn pui- vate famil, understands garden work, Poth tlowers and vegetables; can give good ity reference. C41 Bee, 369 167 ANTED--Situation as bookkeeper or other offlce work, by young man of exper- ence, who can furnish satisfactory reforences. Address C 38, Bee oftice, 846 14¢ WANTED—ny man with thorough knowl ©edgo of flour busines, position as salesman Well acquainted with ¢ity trade, Adaress C 36, Bee. 849 1% ANTED—Situation by a sister and brosher to do cooking'ana general housework. The brother understands the care of horses and on work: best New York references. Ad- 1418 N. 17th st. 348 143 ANTED-Situation as gardner:; b years' experience, Address Cil, Bee. 13 POSIT]ON by double-entry bookkeeper, with good reliable firm. Address C 34, l]&:!&"’ EL&«ANT furnished rooms at Globe hotel, 334-15 R Globe hotel 18 newly furnished and fitted up througnout. 108, 1810, 1312 Doum’ (.8 Wallaco invesument agent has removed «from 815 Creighton block 1o 310 J. J. Brown butlaing 10th and Dougl 415 W ANTED-To iny onrpts in_ private fami- iles. Address C 9, Hce. 208 183 TAW and general stenographiors, typewtiiing 4 accurately executed; c pondence taken charge of by the month at veduced rates, Hours g m. to 0 pum. Sundays 2 p. m. tg 9 b m. Miilard and Murray hotels. 2M-14% G G. Wallace investment agent, has romoved +{rom 813 Crelgliton block,io 3i0J. J; Brown binlding 16th and Douging sté. 04 15 FPHE Globe hotel is newly furnishedand fitted up throughout. 16, 110, 1313 Douglns, JOuN K. DALEY, sower buflder and_drain r, house drainage And sanitary Work a specialty.’ Ofico 1407 Dougias st Ol Neb. -y s, 20, H. JONES, plumbing and drain Iaying, sewer and water & speciaity, 114 Doage st..in basement, Omatia, y 3 OANS made on“" tate and mort ught. Lewls “?;’, &Co., Trao Co., R 18, llolr! OPLI'S Financia) Bxchange—Large and smail 10ans for lon?lhd ahort timo, &% 10 ostrates of interest, on roal ostate mortgage notes, chattels of allkinds, diamonds, watches and Jowelry, Don’t fail £ call if you Want fair and “cheap accommodAtfons. O, Bouscaren, Mgr,, room 67, Barker blk, 15th and Farnam, ” 8 f— A—r—— . { ]} ot ONEY to loan; cash pn hand; no delay. « W. Squire, 1210 Patidm st., First Natlonai bank building. 811 SR Yo EBRASKA Mort, 1 Co, will make you foan sutiouinor goods, o0 " hornes, * Wagons, land oomracts, fine jewelry, or securitios of any kind, without publicity, &t reasonablo rates. Room 7, Rowley biock, South Omaha, Rooms BIS410, Paxton'block, Omaha, Neb, 1 ONEY to loan_at_low rates by Bxeelsior Lana Co, 810 South 1th strat, Omaa. o J2 UILDING and other real etate loans, W, M. Harris, room 20, Frenzer ~*ck, opp, P, O, 80 C nonoy, lowest r;;::’s. qINflLEmmn and double room, Mvenience. 1908 Capitol ave. I OOMS for rent at 2125 Dodgo st., nicoly fur- nished, torms mode.ate, B8 103 RY nico furnished room for gentloman and wife or two, usntl-mun»Addrususidgulku {JOR RENT—Pleasant basement rooms 810 a month, , 2613 Capitol avenue, Inguire %611 Capitol avenie, 30 16+ overy con- etter dog.” Returnto B, H and receive roward, 095 145 T.05T—Gold pin, pansy design. diamond setc Jting. Return to Hetzel & Sass, grocers, and get reward, 2704 Cuming. 977 14t I‘ OST—Sunday Iast, & bay pony, had brand on Jdfore and hind loft’ legs, and Stars on fore- head. Any information will be thankfully re- celved by P. MeNamara, 2th and Sprague. Roous vy the day, woek or month, with every modern convenieices, ot Globe koigl, '—A suite of furnished rooms,suit- able for man and wifo or two gentiemel also o single room; prices very reasonfble: everything convenlent, 913 8. 11th st. 812 142 ICBLY furnished south room with first- class board, 2015 Dougias, 87517+ {'OR RENT—Elegant furnished room in mod- orn brick resulence, one block from cable and motor; price reasonable, 1821 Cass st. €3 970 13 IOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms; terms very reasonable; ut 1728 Luu\'eug_\‘n.rlllfili i [{LEGANT furnished rooms at Globe hotel. 884-15) OR RENT—Two hall bed rooms, suitable for young ladies. 1810 Chicago st. 346 14t F()ll RENT—One furnished front room for ono gentleman oaly at. No. %1 St Mary's 3 '+ BSIRABLE room with or without board in private family: handsomely situaved; in modern rosldence; references. 210 Harner. OR REN ave. Wmm"mm Dy an oxperienced salesman on road, or can act as office mau. Address C, 32 Bee. B800-13% WANTED--MALE HELP. = INIGHT porter, 313; dishwasher out of city, B0, faro paid, Mrs. Brega, alus 8. totly 2 'ANTED-—At once, 6 extra good tin roofers and3 boys to learn the trade atJohn Epeneter, 108 8. 12th st. 304 15 7 ORNISHED rooms at 1615 Dodge. 82613t R 00MS by the day, week or month, with every modern convenfences, at Gloveliotel, | 8115 ANTED—Two gentlemen or man and wife to take nico cool room and board. 1011 Douglas. 810 16* JROQM and board cheap for two, in private family. 2218 Burt. 305 17¢ ANTED—A young man for light work, $15 Room 17, 22 N 15th s 2 14% 301 Douglas, Co,, 09 EN to Travel for the Fonthill Nurseries of We pay $30 t0 $100 a month_and expenses to agents to sell our Canadian grown stock. Ad. Btone & Wellington, Madison, W 'Eiu i ANTED—Itallrond Iaborors, rockmen_and track-layers for Washington Territory; 0d_wages and steady work, ab Albright’s abor Agency, 112 Farnam st. 651 ANTED-—Several more energotic and roi- able solicitors. The Singer Mf; 1518 Douglas st. 1 WANTED--FEMALE HELP, = - — VW ANTED=A good first girl; must bo & good cook and Iaundress; wages $18 per months references required. Call at Room 16, Contis nental building, or at 342 Paul st. 892 WANTED—A competent girl, 2427 Harney. 974 141 W ANTED—Four waiter glris to setve on tablo in anine coucert hail, two lady vo- lists, one gent comoedian songand dancs, one o player, one violin player. Address Box uzh Omaha. 371 14 ifihwm}»cook ana_Iaundress in private tamily, 815 each: cook for Hebron, 85; 3 waltresses, 5 & week: 9 laundresses, 84 same otel; gifls for Coluiubus, Papiilion, Norfolk ind South Omaha: woman to take charge of family where lady s engaged during the day; 2 foF gonoral Nousework. Mrs, Brogu, 3144 8. 15th.’ ] BST of wages for o competent cook_and iaundress. 2408 Farnam. 1 ANTED—A first-class second willing to take care of children. irl, one 23 8, 20th, 806 16* "AUNDRY @i wanted at Star Tuandry, 2700 fand Loayenworth. W 504 14y ANTED—A good girl, Swedish or Bohe- mian, for general housowork, washing and troning. &t B 17th st 33 Ffifium _Nicely furnished front room;also 2 other rooms, with “bath and boara, for light housekeeping. ¥106 Farnam, 235 16 OR_RENT—Furnshed rooms all modern conveniences; 2214 Farnam, 201 EI:EGANT furnished rooms at Globe hotel. 884-10) RS. TUTTLE, formerly of 1812 Chicago st., has removed to Mr. Merriam'’s new houses, 105 and 108 Ko 2th st,, andis now ready to rent rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with first- class Uoard. 16% 1 0OOMS and board, 106.and 108 So. 2ith st 276 july 8t TCELY furnished rcoms, board if desired; gos, bath, electrio bells, ‘sto.” 1600 Louglas. I TURNISHED room for rent after June 2. ' 2024 Burt st. 18 ROONE by tho day. wook o manth, with over modern conveniences, at Globe notel, 384-16) R RENT—Furmshed rooms, first-class ac- + ;mnmoduloua. Mrs, Twingler, 672 s 13 Btreot. F RN ED rooms by day, week or month, 8t. Clair hote, eor Isth and Dodge. 775 OR RENT—Furalshed rooms, #0) I.!;a_('il o g QTRAVED or Stolen—Trom Kriig Bros. 2303 S, Tith st., on May 24, heavy black buli' dog, weight about 65 or 70 1bs; 15 utidersho w.nd an: swers to the name of Tuw; liberal reward will be paid for his return or any information lead- ing to his wnereabouts. 202 13+ T, 05T -Toau coiored Hoisteln cow: any {ofar- mation will e thankfully recetved at J. L. Brandles & Sons. ]\[ufinv to'loan. O, F. Davis Co. real estate and loan agents, 1515 Farnam st. 809 ONEY—Loans negotiated at low rates with. outdelay, and purchase goods, co umercial Jper and mortgage notos. 8.”A.'Sloman, car. 5th and Farnam, 826 IMIGAEY to Loan-Wo are ready for applica- tions for loans in aAmounts nm #300 %0 $10,+ 000 on fmproved Omaha or Douglas county reat estate. Full information as to rates. lLoans 1y closed. Good notes will be pirehased Call npon s or write. Tho McCague 6! C 814 TLQANS on umproved and uaimproved prop- erty at 10w rates, Odell Bros. Co,,812 §.16ta. 805 Linahan & Ma- 825 700,00) to loan at 6§ por cent, honey, room 503 Paxton block. I\IDNEY to loan on furniture, horses, wagons, etc., or on any approved security, J. W, Robbins, R 206, Sheeley Llk. 15th and flnw’:\'ri«l. TORAGE at low rates at Omaha Auction and Storage. TRACKKGB. storage, lowest rates. W. Bushman, 1311 Leavenworth. 08 ancix Farnam st ; e . storage, 1211 Howard. JTORAGE and forwarding. We oollect and deliver goods of all desoriptions, merchan- dise, furniture and baggage, at cheapest rates for storage for any length of tims ans and Wagzons tobe had it shortest notice, with care- ful men for moving. Packing and snipping our own wareliouss done on moderate charge. Merchandise loaded and unloaded, Warehouse on our own tracks, Office 217 8. l4th 8t.; celepnone 114, _Howell & Co. Blds CLAIRVOYANT R. NANNIE V. Warren, claitvoyant, med- ical and business medium, Female diseases @ spectalty. 119 N 16th st, rooms 2 and 3, 795 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITINGQ q ARD shorthand school, Paxton DIOCK, Nsuccessor to Valentine's shorthand insti- tute), the largest, best equipped” Bhorthand school in the west: 13 under the personal super- visionof Joseph P.Megeath, an ex-official re- porterand state agent of the Remington Stand- ard typewriter, assisted by experfenced ver. Dbatini reporters. Mechanical construction of machine taught by factory expert, Particular attention pald to bgmwmm Smuograj;’hsrs‘ supplios for sale, Circulur free. - 190 _ JHORTHAND and typewriting. _Omaha bust- ness college, cor °Capitol ave and '16th, Standard methiods taucht by C. C. Ewlng, of San Franclsco, the best teacher on the Pacifle coast, Munson’s revised of '8 a specialty; new plan; blackboard illustration; day and evening classes; call or write for terms. 91 WANTED TO BUY ‘ ANTED—Ten to forty acres, high, sightly land, north of Park st. and ' within three mule circlo, Address O30, Hee office. 808 ANTED—For spot_cash, a forty or twenty- acro tract inside tho four-mile limit; 1o boom prices entertained. Leave propositions at Room 14, Chamber of Commerce, Tel. l“&r (31000D notes past due or short tine unsecurcd or with mortgage, boughtanywhere inumzha Ta., or Neb. - Quick Joans, Omal ity oF farm. Cul or write, W.L. Selby.room 13, Board Trade. C'P. HARRISON 10ans money, lowest I'Nf%&l. CILDING LOANS—6% to 7 per cent, no ad- ditional charges for commisions or attor- neys’ fees. W. I, Melkle, First Nat hunlsulfldg. O YOU want money? It so, don't borrow betore getting my rates, whicl are tho low- estouany sum from 310 up to 810,000, 1 magke loans on household goods, pianos, or- gans, horses, mules, wagons, warehouse' ro- ©oelpts, houses, leases, etc.. in any amount at the lowest possiblerates, wishout publicity or re- moval of property. Toaus can be made for one to six months and you can pay & part atany time, reducing both principal and interest. 1f you owe o balance on your turniture or horses, or have a loan on them, Iwill take 1t up and earry it for you as long as you desire, 1f you need monsy you will find it to your ad- vantage to see me before borrowing. B. F. Masters, room 4, Withnell building, 15th and Harney. . 821 P)IILA“EL[’HIA Mortgage & Trust Co. fur- nish cheap eastern mouey to borro wers, purchase secur ties, porfect ritles, accept loans at thelr western office. George W. P. Coates, room 7. Board of Trade. & JBULLDING loans. Linahan & Mahoney, ONRY!to loahontiinlestate mooutity ! ab lowest rates. _Befors negotiating loans see Wallace, Creighton bix., 13th and Douglas, 835 BU SINESS CHANCES (OR SALE—7-room flat, central location, fine furniture, every, convenience, at about half value. Alex Moore, 301 Sheely block. 370 16% OR SALE—And cxchange, & good ostab- lished paying lumber, coal’ and implement business in one of the best towns in northenst Ne braska on line of twd ‘raiiroads, Will take part in good Omana residence or inside prop- crty. All cloar of incumbrances, Address, C 42, Beo offic 806 22+ Nice photo gallery and appa- rything ipp; works up to 11xit; best chimagg fruits and water in titude 1,500%est. Tor particulars address Photographgr,, P, O, box 13, Denton- ville, Ark. 3 2 105 ok OR_SALE—Barber,, Shop. location, 314 good ‘henp rent, Aadress C 1 ‘V NTED—Furniture, carpets, stoves and household goods ¢t all kinds. Omaha Auction & Storage Co., 1121 Farnam. 800 _ “A NTIQUARTAN ook Siore, 1413 Eurnat st. Caan paid for sud-hand banks, magazines. FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS. JLARGE front room Wit bod-room adjolning, handsomely furnished, gas and heated by stoam, with use of bath room. in one of the hanasomest residences in she city, without board. Inquire n. w. cor. 1th and Leavenyorth 7 JELEOANT furnished rooms at Globe hotel. 984-15§ FITRNIEH ED rooms, single or en sujte, bath and steam; for goxits oaly. 1619 Howard. JROOM with or witnout bosrd. 1814 Dodge: JAOR BENT—Room. 1621 Howard. =) 7 WANIRD—A good compotent giri for en: eral housework; good wages, at 2212 Far- nam st. i 024 ANTED--Walst and skirt finishers at once, M. A. Wallace, 1519 Howard, 821 16 VW ANIED-Glrl tor general housework ot &0 8. 10th st. 833 18% :’fl ED—A good l§nde.hol‘: 3 Kood wages paid; a 82157 Glm. I, 5. 085, o Famlly: o irl and nurse 10 Wobster st JE)LUEGANT furnished rooms st Globe hotel. J) 384-16) URNISHED or unfurnished house for rent in Park Terrace, opposite Hanscom park: all modern conveniences. Inquire Les & Nichol, 28th and Leayenworth. 782 J('OR SALE—Furniture of 7-room house and house fOr rent cheap. 13 Leavenwortn. OR SALE--Household furniture on the in- stalment pl 1412 Chicago st. 890 10% o) TMEAT market for sale; market to rent; fix- tures for sale; aiso horse, wagon and har- ness, enquire at'the n. e.'cor. 13th and Chi- cago. Reasons for seiling, going out of busi- ness, 50 14 (ONFECTIONERY and ice cronm central location: overything first-class. Prico $1,00; part cash, balance easy. Rent 80, or §30, Co-operative Land and Lot . 1ath St. 362 14 arlor, in shed, best location in Omaba, orth mentioning; cash re- quired &1 Address C40), Bee offico.” 854 14¢ OR SALE—Good lumber wagon $15. Omaha Broom works, cor. 15th and Pacitic. 383 15% OR SALE—No, 2 Caligraph typewriter in flrst-class order. ~ Adddress, C 4, oo, 308 Ok SALE—Cheap, furniture of single room complete for holisekceping central local- ity. Address, C 4, Be 369 173 100,00 buys & young horse, new bugcy, har- ness, whip, ete. Co-operative Land and Lot Co., 205 N. 10th St. 313 F()ll SALE~-On easy mrmsatha best locatod coal yard in Council Biuifs. 200 feet track- age. E. E. Mayne, 619 Brn;gwlgfi Council Bluffs. -17 JOR RENT- front rooms, en suite, modern conveniences,tor gentlomen only. 31§ Ni11th. Nlcn rooms, furnishod, 85to 8§12 per month, or by week. Peabody house, 14th aud Jomes: WANTED—L‘hlmharml!d at Doran house, 422 5. 16th a8, 1 block south of court l’:&use‘ AN'rlcb—(‘omsc[em, nurse «irl, one thay 15 kind and willing, 1823 Farnam. 114 ARGE furnished room for rent, suitable for /2 gentlemen. 183 Farnam, 563 GBRMAN girl for general housework, 606 8, 15th st, 098 DRESSMAKING. TFOREENT A plowsant room, oniy Gminuios walk from business center, all modern con. Yeniences, cor St. Mary's ave. 20th, brick residen 188 MINNICK has removed her dressmak ing pariors fromi6liHoward to 1724Leavenw’th, e Wil Be plcusad to Bave customery cull, 12M4-Jy° in families, 635 8. 17th. 801 22 DBESEHAKING. BCARDING, iwmsr— Cclass day board, Inquire 1600 }:T.El?- OVELY south front room, every conven. lience, b block from street car, 2303 l?;umuulu. 'OR RENT—A nicely furnished large front room, all modern conventences; for furtner particulars call at 2215 Dodge st. JRURNISHED rooms, 1 8. 2th, nea Dodge, BTy BICYGLE tor sulo—New 1 tn. Warwick. Of- Diice Chicago Lumber Gompany. 105 13 OR SALE—Cheap. One bicycie, one Tan- den tricycle and ono singlo_tricycle, good as now Apply . Prince, Coliseum. 122 OR BALE Cheap—Abi % head of im- proved Texas horses, consisting of geld- ings, mares und colts, staillous and mixed, Will sell part or all. Apply J. L. Halbert, Corsicana, Texas. 414318 _ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. IDLA 105 Far- IDLAND Guarantes & Trust Co, nam.Comploteabstracts furnished and titles toreal cstateexamined, perfocted & guaraniced. BSTRACTS—Linahan & Mahoney, room 08, Paxton block, 803 MONEY TO LOAN. For “SALE_Restaurant and bakery doing £00d business; good reason for selling, For further particulars address C 38, Bee. 17* OR SALE—A merchant talloring house, doing a good business. An opportunity #eldom offered. Would not sell, but must leave theclty on account of sickness.’ Address C 37, Bee oflice. 835 18t ONFECTIONERY and ice cream parlor for ale chicap; also good procery und comfoc- tlonery combined; price 35 0,00, 1§ cash, bal, so- cured.” Co-operative Land und Lot Co.. 206 N. 16th sf. 81513 ANTED—Partner who understands vine- ger manufacturing, or experienced man to take charge of factory. Address P. O. box No. 374, 830 153 (OR_SALE—The Gotham cigar store, Boy: opera hotuse, with or without Jobbing stock. Tocation the best. Z 13 JOR SALE—A well-established book-binding business in Salv Lake City. Bhiley. Gro- shell & Co., real estate, Sait Lake Uuy!;‘l}‘j“&‘)" O SALE -Meat tnarket complote: can bo ) lor lo e’ U room 4, Withnell bik. M ) “VEhlVI for sale or exchange one of the finest hotel propertles inan lowa city of 6,000 inhabitants, the leading house in "the v)l('G. W.R.E & M. E room 14 Chamber of omer 0000 £ #.000 wantod to put 1ato a good bus- ness; first cluas secarity and good rate of interest pald for short or long time. Or will {ako partuer, For partioutars address U3, Bee offic 14 ind of chattel security; roasonable inter- confidential, J, J. Wilkinson. 1417 Farnam, 82 TMONEY Jaaned for 30,60 or %0 days “on_any o FORRENT--ROOMS UNFURNISHED WAN‘ET)—Two gentiemen, or man agd wife 0 tuke room and board in private tamily, nly 7 blocks{rom postoflice, on cable and near rhe car line, Finest location in city, lawn, Al modern_couveniences. Reasouable C. 3 B )-16% e ] nt tWo 5 00In COLtages con- ‘b _other, within 10 biocks of 'OR RENT—Until October 1, house, call 201 8, 20th, 01 RENT-Unfarnishod rooms suitable for Lousekeeping in suits of 3 to 4; convenient location. Buits Renting Agency, 170} JOR RENT-Y nt _unfurnished rooms over i1 Howard st. ¥or offices purposss FOR RENT—-STORES AND OFFICES. new lice building, Inquire I.J.uucll»y].[uea i @56°15 %r TED 10 rént by family of two, an un- furnished cottage In good condition con- Illhlnklgnr1roomu. must have terms and lo- on to recelve any attention. Addnll-u 08, TMONEY toloan on turniture, chatels or real ostate. Lowost rates on good loans. J. B, Eminger, 1417 Farnam, room 197 Jy6 MALL ioans, short time, good security, Fousonable luforest. P. Q. Do s, clty, i 1 EYNTONE Mortgage C0.; loans of $10 to #1,000; got our rates before borrowing and BAVE mMone) loan on horses, furniture or any approved “security, without pubilcity; notes bought; for new ioan, renewal of old and low- o8t rates, call K2R Shicsloy blk,Lith & Howard sv [YOR RENT-—-A corner brick store, well located; & splendid apening for a £ liquor saloon. Apply roow 1 Ware bik, &4 14 Fo R RENT—Stores and 11ving rooms on Oum- ing st, Also house on Cass st. Harris, room 411, 1st Nat, Bank, 200 903 i RENT-T-ro0om house, furaitur o 115_&13 cheap, I3 Leavenworth, 98 16* It RENT-—-An 1l-room house, with 1arge yard, 3313 California st. 20165 JOQR MENT--Severul very desirublo nouses in firat-ciass . nelghborbood, pleasant and ealthy location; ' all modern comveniences. ire oo, N HHioks, room i, Barker block. i RENT--A detached $-room house. modern conyenieuces. ing, 263 Capitol ) Wai{i{ m Hak inquire atthe Fair, 15th and Howard. ) 2“NI(LI T-room cottages; good cellars, clsterns, vel barn; convenient to s ehool and 1, good urehi; }‘y«:r wonth for onee, C. F. Harrison, My sl S - DOR RENT--14-r00m brick dwellls Youlences, b blocks from P, Ol OR RENT—Front off d floor, 810 FRRIIE N s o oy R KENT-—The 4 story brick buildiug with or witliout power, now ocsupiod by The Beo Publishing Co.. 910 Farnam st. The bullding has a five proof camented basemeat, complete steam Leating fixtuves, water on all the fioors, gas. otc.Apply at tho'ollico of Tne Bee. b I)”mm- DOITOW money on furniturs, horses, Wwagous, eic., or coliaterals until you see C. B. Jucobs, 410 ¥irst National bank bullding: oEF Sholes, room 210 First Nav'l Dank, bef ore making your loans. 810 FOR EXCHANGE. OR EXCHANGE—An elegant_tract of land I' containing 120 acres, in Antelops county, Neb., with ordinary improvements. A quarter-section in Hand county, Dakota, partly improved. Elghty acres near Council Bluffs, Ta, Housé and lot on South 16th at. Large amount of Oi1 Mountain and Petrolium company ofl stock. Will exchange for good roperty or the erection of some houses, Geo. - Sternadortt, 1su Natioual bank bullding, (YOl EXCHANG E—1I have 160 acres of land laying naif mile from Benkelman, the coun- ty seat of Dundy county:ithat I will trade for merchandise, Joun P, ‘uok, box 66, Henkal man, Nob, 351 15t WOULD like to trade,a-good two-story house and lot 0160 feev, witnim one block of Park ave. and Park school for vacant east front lot in Hanscom place. Wik agsume some incuin- brance. Address, C 45, office. 367 RIRS m&r‘t;i-' © loans at low ratesand no de- lay. D.'V. Sholes, 210 First National bwuk, 0 VW ANTED —First-class inside loata, Lowest rates. Call and seeus. Mutual Investment Co., . 1, Barker blk., 15th and Farnam, 817 MALL short time loans on cnattel security, b}lllohlu i call after 6 p, w, 2:)‘: ' )R- KENT—Store 22x80; 1118 Jackson st Hnquiro s i) Ol RENT--8tore, with rooms in ti ‘ear in which hmll{ can live; #25 per mouth. C. ¥, Harrison, Merchants’ Nat..baul 58 OR RENT—2 floors tront half Bemia bulld- {ug, power, heat. electrio light. Inaulre of- fice of Hemis Omaba Bag Co. 846 § 20 i RENTAL ACENCIE! Vou WABL YOUF H0i363 rentd 1ist WIth PAr- Xotte's rental agenoy, 10tk and Dodge. —m— 'ifEn’fl.N’m—uruom cottage: Apply 1123 1018 FPOK BENT.-New brick housos, 11 rooms, with every modern eonveulence; on cable lue: R0 bor month. 0. %, "Tarlar, cor. 1o and fox pENT o bios. 1l Pl N!W ten room brick house for rent; all improvements, With range; on cable and horse car lne: will be rented ve: Teasonubie o nice, respousible part - quire #12 N 15th st, Rebraske mar oo b ol L S Desirabis Touso for rent. b U3V Ry R fl.‘%‘.fi;.‘::‘.. = e [PEUSONAL~Large frout room, micely fur- PR o aquire &1 8o m;"é':._ BESONAL—Plictos of Omaha base ball elub 4 on salc at Hoyn, the photographer. Grau- MISCELLANEOUS. G. Wallace investment agent,hias removed from 8 10 bioek, 1810, J. Hi biutiding, loth andiDouklas . Y NHE Globe hotel 1s newl: up throughout, L, 13 furnished and ftted 1482 ONEY toloan. Harris R. E. voom 411 First National bank, Umipnofim aua improved propert, louus made promptly: toney on hand, M. Richardson, sw cor 1th and u‘lu&H ku;n‘, % JPEOPLE'S Financial Rxcanngo—Tho fairost ulotast and most LBOFAl MRy xChin a6 in tho citys " nioney loansd. withons. delay 4¢ publcityyin sy Wihout, arge o sual, at tuo \vost rites of tntorost, on ‘any avellablo se curity; loans may be pald at ‘any time or re- Bewsd' 4t orlginal rates O, Houvearoty Mgty Too 61, Liarker biock, 1ath and Faraam.” 1) ONEY to ] I esta . MOTE AR et hinig 8¢ tom rese 121jy3) TaNres e AR AT e room 10, Barker blk. " UNEX to loan ou horses, wago lowest rates. e fFsh orgaized o thecity, Make loans for knirty to un- dred woid sixiy-va days. whicll cun b paid in Dart or whole, &% &uy time, thus o the Principal and interest. (all'and see us when ¥ou want money. We can assist you tly and to your advautags Witho { relmovl o KRS fn Bk foanse s o0 8ot 6th aF. Over iy ba & Sons. i UILDING loans. D. V. Stl First Na- BN o B0 Busile mules, onds, oftice il N improved farm ceries preferred. J. ‘ade for mdse., fro ¢ Neb, ason, Centrul Clty, #3924 ANTED--2,500 acres 6f eastern Nobraska land unincumbered! hm{ in ex- 8 business n IVERY—Cor, 10th ahd Cass st n Ayoice about §4,000,00 r of all incumbran- ces; 15 cash or good toww paper, bal. in im- proved land or town properi Y. Also %mcury OCi ¥ stock, about $4.000.00; atlon: i cash, bal. eity property or ljidved farm lands, Co- operative Land aud Le % 206 N, 16th st LT 81313 M0, EXCHANGE for Omaha property, one of the best improved farms in Iowa, only one mile from town of 6,00 tnhabitants. W, R, & M. E., room 14, O} N EW Zseated fino carriaz 1ortgage city or county WArrants, of any 8000 unsecured notes.W.L.Selby, 1t 13 1'd Trade Exchange—Cash und clear property for T ba it ooy, A, e JoRaely Tor Rroperty. * Address Look Hox 14 Gothen- . y Nel Excnange— Afing farm of %0 ecres Polk” county, Neb,, 4 miles trom ‘Clarks, Neb.te. cxelungo for' cattle; B0 acres undor on, house, barn, wagon scales and good feed lot. Address C. 205_Web- et at. Oumali, Nob. sehiiesnton ! ol it EXOHANGE-For deairable residenco ¥ perty in Omaha, auy or all of followin g cholee iuside residence lots in Hastings, 100 lots in Lincoln, 840 ucres fine farming land, Lancaster county ¥ine residence property, Lincoin. Good rental proper coln. Cholce famlly resldence coruer, Los Angel A neat residence property in _Hanscom place. ‘Also some good morigaye not es. Address giving location and price of prop- m‘. J. E. U, care Baum lrom Co., 1217 w‘"t @ ANTED-To good_location: wilt ‘branco, for house and lot in ; assume light incum- Address A 2 Hee office. 623 FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE BEAUTIFOX, Giitton Hill only #730 for north fronts and $800 for south, See Tukey and get & house and stop_payviug rent. Build you own house and get your wime to pay for lot. Belt line dv‘ml only eleven minutes to eity. Lots 1 be advanced to #1000 when Motor line 18 in operation. Full commission to agents, Ask anybody what he thinks of the future of Clifton Hill. A, P. Tukey, Douglas streets, Fuu SALR-Farm 101 moros, i mile out of BIALr, 1,400 fruft troes, | acro grapos, plums, cherries; sirawberries, raspborries, efc, best Jlace for ahiome in Washington Co. ) \‘\;‘.)Mc- ride. ’rHH motor line 18 built to Collier place. Belt line runs neac Coliler place. The F, B, & M. V'R, R.stop all passenger trainsat Col- lior place. The horse car line will soon reach Oollier place. Best adadition in tho city, Price S0 to 81,200 per los, one-tenth balance one to ivo years, MeCague, opp. P. 0. Ui OR SALE—At & bankrupt price, a house and lot in Umaha View. Room 14, Chamber of Commerce. WS JR SALE—New #-room house, all conven- ferices, barn, in_Kountzo' Pla ton C 2, offics on the Unlon near 19th st improve- #0 per month; #10,600; this O, F. Harrison, ) nt's N The 8 Fl’uclm: rallway, ments; ronting fr 1s a bargain, bank. TIIE Tinest drive Place, McCague, IOR SALT—80 acre farm in Sarpy county, 15 miles from Omaha, 12 miles from ' So. aha, Good improvements: 8§15 per uc [} F. Merchants N Bank, (ORSAL At a bargain. One twelve and one mne room house in Kountze piace, on 24th street, opposite the fine residences of Red- ick and McCreary, with 78 and 60 feet ot ground ‘with each house to nlh‘? Each house has fur- nace, gas, gas fixtures, shades, all lumbing, ‘hot and cold water, elegaut arge roows, all papered handsomely through- ouf, good barn with each house, and an elegant lawn all sodded, od to olfer splen- did inducem price and terms. Call and let me drive you O\Ig. You can move into th houses without a dollar of expense for thing. These must ba sold s 0o meo at D. V. Snoles, 210 First 1 '—A new $room honse, with all conveniences; No. 2717 Jackson st. 8 5-room flats, N. 17th st., between Clark and Grace sts, £room house on Park ave. 10-room house 8. 10th st, b-room house, 1420 N. 17tk st. Apply to Green & Willlams, First Nat. Bank building. 5 'OR BALE—Touse and barn, lot 4, block 7. Kendail's add. on 2ith street, south of Bet Ry.; must be sold. Address C, M. Kendall, Waukegan, Luke co., Il 220 14+ OR SALE-Ur will exchange o1 _western lands, one of the flnest hotel properties in JTowa. Best hotel in city of 6,00 inhabitants, brings in rental of $210 E)r month. &\Rr\y soon i the oity 15 t0 C if you expeot toget {f. W.R. er. B Room 14, Chamber of C8inmerce. 085" ARGAIN—Part of the Dick Kimball estata. 50 teet on 18th streot running through to 17th ave. Onoe l&room house, all modern conven- fendes and two 6 room houses. Total rental 81,560 per year: price $13,00. M. A. Upton Company, lith and Farnam. 812 OR SALE-Reeldon will exchange for tr: 8,000 to 810,00, C. Nat. ban [YHE best money’s worth of house and 1ot now for sals in Omaha is that which 1 am now comploting near 24t st. on payed Wirt st. in Kountze Place, 8 bedrooms, 2 parlors, dining room, kitehen, 2 bath rooms, 3 water clo sots, Inrge’ laundry, stationary wash tubs, furnace and coal room und cellar, electric bolls _and spoaking tube, 12 closets. ' Price only $7,000 on terms to smt.' Likewiso a duplicate adjoining atsame price. W. T, Seaman, east sida 10th st. north of Nicholas st. Omaha’s largest variety of wagons and carriage: 891 JROR SALE_Fino 1oy Stevens' Place, 48 feet south front; right on the motor line, #1,000; 15 cash. Great bargain, C. ¥. Harrison, Merchants Nutl. Bank. 9 14, P. SoE nave "o . X1, Tot, cor 230 and_Casa, age property; worth Harrison, Merchants' best bargain on a plece of business property; well locat 10-room_ hou next vo a 160,000 block, six feet left b block for alr and lznt,! Wo will sell at $5,000 less than the ground alone 1s wortl 1t taken at once, M. A Upton ny, 16th nnd Farnam. 20413 satd Bonutifal 8-room house, all modern {mprovements, including splohdid furnace, near Hanscom. park, best location in the city for school, church and stroet car prive ileges: price0u). C. K. Harrison, Merchants® natonal bank. 68 OR SALE—Lots in Stewart Place on Lowa ave.; Metropolitan Cable passes pronorty, 9-room ‘houso and barn, Hanscom Placo. 2 houses and lots on Cass st., on easy terms. Hauris, room 411, 13t Nav, Banik, 204 TOR SALE-Tho fnest residence site in West Omatin; just south of Farnam on Hth 5 a coraer 165x187 with 187 fest frontage peved siroot und Joining the Handsems resl: 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 2lst streots, HIXI07,0n pavement, within three biocks of the court house; room Tor seven fine houses that would ront 4s rapid- Iy a3 completad. A splondid permanent vest: Farnam and 224 streets, 50x132, with new three-story brick store building, rented to good Ppermanent tenants, Rental racetpts $4,200 per year, Sixteenth street near Nicholas, frontage 61 feet to alley; good business property. Faraam strest, betwoea 3sth and 39th, front- age 48 or 03x132 to alley, sonth front, 1 block from pa ent and strest cars. Park avente, opposite Hanscom park, 50x150 Drice $,000: eusy torms, ‘l’u\lllm)k place, trackage, 66x112, $2,000; easy erms, 16uh street south of Vinton st., lot for sale or trade for mdse, or good farm land. 830 B. A. Bloman, 1)1 Farnam st. N B.—~THE owner of the 107x124 ft, south- » west corner of Twenty-fourth and Dodge, will arrive from New York on the 13th inst., to let contract for improving this brop- erty, In the meantime we will sell at a lower rice than anything on Dodge, east of Twenty- fth street. can be had for. This is the finest corner on Dodge streot. Submit offers up to the 13th inst., to M. A. Upton Company, 16th ‘arnam, 26513 OR SALE—543.78 acres, sec.5, tp. 12, r. 6 Hamilton county, Neb. House, stabl acres fencod, living wator. Price 43,000, ¥ Atklas, owner, Raildroad bidg, Denver, Ci HOLES Speoial List--We push speclal bar [ finmx and advertise tnem. ~List with me, e east front lot in Hanscom place at 1,600, #00 cash, Fine lot on Farnam and Lowe avenue, 2,750, $2,000 buys a nouse and lot in Hanscom Place. north of Poppleton avenue. The old John Dierks Manufactory plant on Missouri Paciic rallway, 4 miles gouthwest of cll{ with 2 acres of ground and 3 large 2story bulldings, for #3000, A fins opportunity for some on Thave spectal inducoments inhouses and lots in all parts of the city either for aly or trade, Call {n and be shown them. 1 do not try to et you in to show you trash, but handle ouly good gmper!y and deal squarely. D. V., Bholes, 21 rirst National bank, : 03) FPHE factories within easy reach of Collier place will employ a large foree of mon. Se- gure s home and enjoy lite, Price of lots $300 to 81,200, ono-tenth cash, Send fur plat. _Me- Cague. opp. ¥. O, o7 OR SALE—60 large and smail houses on monthly payments; small payment down. Also a good list'of property for exchange. Geo, 3. Fox, room |, Continental blk, 18118 F\Ok SALE—East front lot on 20th st. [Geor- gla ave| overlovking Omaha_and Council Bluffs, Fine site for a hom price for a few days. chants National bank, Decided bargain. Special C. ¥, Harrison, ngl’- (ONTINUOUS sidewalk to Collier place. Get prices and terms, McCi (1) K SALE—-Lot on #2d st. just north of Hanscom Park, #2,000; easy terms to party who will bulld,” O. ¥. Harrison, Merchants National bank, 144 (SEND, for pla ot Gollier place. aud whon driving for recreation follow tho motor line poles on loth st., and Ames’ ave,, and see the wonderful improvements that have taken Placo just around tno arracks, and remembor that Colller place 18 the koy to the situation. Buy a lot now for the low price and oy the easy tormus they are balug offerad, and we aro Satis- fled. One-tenth cash, balance one to fAive McGague, opp, P, 0. HALF AGRE LOTS, $225 to $325. These lots are only 4 blocks from Omaha Helghts, terms 80 cu,ll. and 8% each 3 months. KELPIN PLACE. Lots are 26x125, face south on Burdette streot; 4 blocks to car line; $700 each, Van Beuren Heights AND Harlem Lane. Lots 2x1; 8216 eacn; 1l month; only b blocks 1o inkor sativay. © Ve VAN BEUREN, Pevsigs.ose 4th Streets. close THE REALTY MARKET. — INSTRUKHNTI placed on record yosterday. G W Loomis, administrator, to E_Olson, 1ot & Onk Hill, ndministrator's deed...'s 950 ] Ulson to C Rasmussen, lot 8, Oak.~Hill, South Gmaha Land Oo to U 'l B "Oarter, 1ot 10, blk 01, Soutn Omaha, w d.... 88 Curtis to ¢ A Joplin, lot 3, blk 8 Bel- olrendd, wd .. SUETVg i ) ¥ Harelson to L Hill, r, 1ots & % wnd LRI Ay R QA Lindduest et al to WV J Woods, 10t 8, blk 14, Rose Hill, w d.. : lull;fim\gr;ou to A’ Choliman, n i ne i+ J Chollman to M i Anderson, 1613, w Leveiine . O H Dowey and wifo to i € Milier, 1ot 18 DIk 6, Saunders & Himobaugh's' add to Walnut Hill, w d. 3% PUBE D Schwaab and husband 16 A" Sieinzei- mann, lot %, bik 1, Saunders & Hime- baugh's MU Pleasant add, w d. ... .. R T Maxwoll and wifo to 1 B Maxweil, 1ot 15, bik 13, Hitcheook's 1st add, w.d . 8 and 8 schlesinger. to G A Hanson, lots 1and 2 blk 15, Sohilesinger's add, w d... R 8 Kimball to'M B Clark, lot 2 Kountze & Ruth's aad, W d . e RS Halland wits to W5 MK, und i lots 1, %, 7, K and 1%, Convent Piade, w d F Swobe and wife to W B Millard, und % lots 1,3, 7, 8and 18, Convent Place, w o H Jackson to G Sallender, lot 11, blk 5, Horbuch's #nd add, wd' . B M Saltender and hushand 0 11 J 1ot 11, bik 5, Horbach's 24 add, w d. L Hilieks to Public, Hilloke's 2d ad plat...... 3 i East On nd Co 13, g e d uring 270 iha tions In 12 @ A Joplin and wife & 1, DIk 16, Omaha View, w d W Tyson and wife to H M Hu 100, Floronce, q ¢ d.. B M'Hunt and wife to J ¥ Ransom, lot 3, ik 109, Florence, w d... W E Gratton and wife to'A’ G roup, lots 4 and o, blk 16, North Omaha, w d L D 8palding to C H Fowler, n' 38 ft ofs 18 fUof w 140 e bik 9, McCague's add, wa. “ WL McCagie to C 11 Foivler, u 46 ft ot & LR ftof w U0 ft blk 9, MoCague's add, W W J Van Aernam to Gate City Land €o, 10t 6, Ik 4, Hawthorne, wd..... % G SRenewa and wife to DT Hutchinsor 2\:;\ 3 ({ex lot 3, blk b, Lowe's X E L Jaynes and husband to'A K ' Sterns- dorit. lot § blkd, Paddock Place, w d. J H Hungato, trustee, to 1 1, Westien, lot 10, blk %, Bedford Place. wd....... 1 L'Westren and husband to_J° W' Hed- ford, lot 10, blk 2 Bedford Pince,wd... W M Nush and wifeto A B_C_Heller, lot 12, blic 11, Ambler Place, wd........... . W M Nasn'and wite to G A Heller, lotsis, 14 and 15, bik 11, Ambler Place, W d... Thirty-two transfers 8,000 Building Permits. The following permits were issued by Building Inspector Whtlook ' yesterday: Board of education, two-story frame ad- dition to school bullding, corner Vine and Grantavenue....... e 8 2,200 B. B. Wood, two-story frame addition to residence, corner Tiwenty. Chicago. .. .. Patrick Kelloy, '"two one-and-one-hal story frame dwellings, No, 1220 North Eigliteouth ... N L. Johnson, two t y dences in Kountze's supplementary. Four permits, aggregating...... . .....810,20 [RC] ARKE S Curel} G Cago, s, { ovark ot \ Tho Regular 01d-Establishod PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Is sthl Treating with the Greatest S5 SKILL and SUGCESS (Chironic, Nervons and Private Diseases. NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhoo failing Memory, Exhausting Drains, Terrible Dreams, Head and Back Aefie and all the effecta leading (o early decuy and perhaps Consumption o Tasalty,“ealed slintioualy by new tcihods with never-falling succese. A5~ 8Y) 1LIS and all bad Blood and Skin Dis- cases permanently cured. &9 KIDNEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, Qonorrhoes, Stricture, Varicocele and all diseases of the Genito-Urinary Organs Cllndglollplly without injury to Stomach, Kidneys or other Organs. H3- o experiments, . Age and experience ime portant. Consultation free and sacred. ‘8@ Send 4 cents postage for Celebrated Works on Chronie, Nervous and Delicate Diseases. @~ Thoso contemplating Muviage sead for Dr. Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female, each §.conts, ot og-conts (uampe). | Conmis the old for.” A friendly letter or call may save futuresuffere £ln ‘shame, and add golden years tolife. #@Hook “Life's (Secret) Errors," socents (stamps). Medicing \nd writings sent everywhere, secure from eXpoSUTes ours, 810 8. Sundays g t0 12, A F. D. CLARKE, M. D. 180 So. Clark 8t OHICAGO, b Notice to Contractors. Tho board of public lunds and buildings will receive bids as stated below: Tor work and material necessary to finish new building for Institute for the blind, Ne- braska City. and for makingstated repairs on the cld bullding at any timebeforo June 4, ) &% 2 p. m. ¢ Wwork And material to complete south wing for Industrial Home at Milford, at any time beforo June 20, 15, at 2 p. m. For labor and material to lay about 4,000 feet of 12 Inch sewer pipe for the penitentiary. Also for complet ng a smoke stack and _for furnish- ing and putting on about 1,000 squares of corru- ated iron roofing for same. at any time before fune 2, 1889., at 9 a.m. For electric lizht plant and for barn for In- curable Tnsane Hospltal at Hastings, Nebraska atany time before June 20, 1683, at # p. m. Formaterial and labor to_complete 15’ cotta- €8, hospital. bojler and engine and Jaundry Bouses and for hospital. for Soidiers’ Home, jrand Island, at any time before June 27, 1889, p.m. For boller house and smoke stack for Insti- tute for Feeble Minded Youth, at beatrice, at any time before Juno 28, 183), at 2 p, For one building for boller house, engine room, electrio light plant vud workiiop, and for woo1 building for gymuasiam and library, for State Normal Schoal, at Peru, at any tiné Defore June 25, 18:, at 2 D, m, Tor one three story brick workshop with stono brsement nd orie Loiler house and smoke f trial School, at Kearney, at any aly 15, 1880, at p. m, ten statement. Plans, specificatiol and detailed arawing. now on file with the Com- missioner of Public Lands and Buildings, who will furnish all needed information relative thereto. Bonds will 'e required of successtul bidde for completion of the work whd for tho vuy- ment of ail bills for 1abor and material. +By order of Board of Public Lands and Build- In, - Q.1 LAwS, June13d 10t Bocretary. —_— Court House to Let—Notice to Build- ing Cotractors, Notice if herehy given that tue Board of Su- pervigors of Butler County, Nebraska, will re- celve bids unlllfi;x m., of the 6th day of July, A, D, 185 ,for the furnishing of all materials and labor” and the bullding and completion of Court House in the city of David City, in sald County and State, according to plans aud specifi- cations, therefor furnished by Wm, Gray, Archi- tect, Lincoln, Nebraska, to e on flle in the oflice of the County Clerk of sald county, on and after June 19, 1889° Each vid must be accompanied by acertitied check in the sum of $1,00 payable 10 the order of the County Clerk of saidcounty, as a guarantee that the bidder will, if his bid be accepted, and witnin five days thereafier enter 1nto asatisfuctory contract for the erection and completion of sald bnilding, and that he will within sald five days excute to sald county a bond in the sum of #0000, with sureties to” be approved by said Board, conditioned for the faithful performance of said contract ou his part, and that he \-’lh‘!uy all labor, and for all material employed and used upon said bullding, Sald check shall be forfeited to, and be retain by the county, if the bullder fail to enter into contract and give bonds as above contemplated. Each bidder must submit with his bid a sample of stone for foundation footings, and cut stone Work, and also of preased brick, proposed to be used. ‘T'he board will also recelve bids at same time to furnish all Ofice, Vault and Court Room fur. Jituro aud fxtures, also seating for Court 0om. l’l“n."::no“'l reserves the right to rejeet any or allbids, Hy order of Board of Bupervisors of Butlex Couuty, Nebraska. D. €, REYNOLD! County Clerk, Dated at David City Neb., June 5th 1850, , June-ls-d-itaw-to-July 6 Notice. Notice to Real Estate Agents, Lot 21, block 4,in Hascalls Rubdivison in sec. 5, T, 1 K. 14, i Douglas County Neb., is hereby withdrawn from the market. P, D, Martson, Omaha, June 1th 1890, Ownér, June 12a 3¢ Notice to Contraciors and Builders, Bealed bids will be received for the construe- | tion of a frame dweliing. Plans and spe-ifica- tions at wy ofbce over 1402 Douglas Bt, ‘Ahe rlght to Fefuse any aud ali bids reserved. J-1kaete Da. ' NEVILLE, DEBTS OF LORD BEACONSFIELE How He Waa Alded in His Polltio Aspirations by Mrs. Wyndham Lewi Lord Beaconsfield was a poor man his life, says a writer in 'rank Leslie Magazine, for the reason that, unti shortly before his death, he had never paid off his early liabilities. The for« tune left him by Mr. Brydges Williame cleared them off, and he paid overy Funny he owed. Lady Beaconsfield’§ ortune was hers only for her life, and she was not able to loave him nnythlnq of importance; but in the uurli part_ o his married lifo sho assisted him with his election expenses, and, except for his marriage, the probability is h could never have stemined the tide of money difficulties which always hamp! ered him, In the first days of their’ friendshi: Lady Beacousfield must have helpe him largely, for & circumstantial stor was told by tho conservative agent af Maidstone, for which place Lord Bea« consfield sat—that at his first election, when things looked bad for the consery vative candidate, and the liberals werd spending their money freely, Mr. Dis« raeli came into the garden behind the Star hotel, the conservative headquar« ters, and throwing himseli down on the grass, declared that he should be beaten, and that if so, his career was over, and he was ruinea. Mrs. Wynds ham Lowis, who was sitting thore, af tempted to cheer him and raise his hopes: but finding that course unsuc- cessful, she took the conservative ngun’ aside and, giving him a large sum of money, saia; *‘Spend that, and mora if you want it—all that is necessary, but Mr. Disraeli must be returned.” M. Disraeli was returned by a large major* ity, and, if the truth were known, no doubt Mrs. Wyndam Lewis paid still more highly for the privilege of gotting him in. _—_——— THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES. 0., M. & ST. PAUL. Depot 10th and Marcy sts, e e Nod o1 UNION PAOIFIC, Depot 10th and Marey sts *Qverland Flyei *Pacifio Expross ¥ *Denver Express......... *Kansas City, Lincoin & Deatrico Rxpross...... +Grand Islund Expre shapillion Passenger. *Dally. thally’ Except Sunday, SIOUX CITY & PACIFIQ) Depot 15th & Wabster s Leave Arrive Omaha, || O; 9:15 & m 9:00 p m| 0 Leave Omaha MISSOURI PACIFLO, Depot 15th & Webster sts. Day Expross: Nigas Hxpron WABABH WRSTRR] Depot 10th & Marcy ats. L W. R R, Depot’ 10th’ & Marcy ste. [ Expross, Dal Fast Limited, Duily .o ““Ihe Flyer,” Daily.......| 8: PN, & O, [ Arrive | Lea Dopot 15th & Webster sts| Omana 3 *Sfoux Clty Express. *Emerson Accommod *Onkland Accommod'n. St, Paul Limited *Klorence Passon *Florence E£assonger. tFlorence Passenger DRy obot Bsae aily Except Sunday. t8unday Only’ % C, R.L&P. Depot 1(th and Marcy sts. Des Moines Accommod'n| Adlantio fixpress. . it Vestibuled Express.| Night Express, .. oo By & LY, W Dopot 15th & Webster sts. e PEY R BEBEBHEE ATFIVE Omans. *Has A:48 pm Norfolk Passonge: H 10415 & m BURLINGTON ROUTE.! Arrive Depot 10th & Mason sts. Omaha, Ohfcago Vestibule Ex. bicago Mail, icago_Locai, Denver Vestibule i Lincoln & Concordia Lo'l Colorado Mall. . Uhicago Fast *Mail Kansas City Expros: Kansas City Expres EBEEBEE IeTTPROR SUBURBAN TRAINS. Westward, Running between Council Bluffs and Al bright. In addition to tho statlons mention trains stop at Twentieth and Twenty-fo stroets, and at $he Bummit in Omana, = B EEERBERSEE EEEBES S5 BIEEERE! E5E EEBRB5E28EE SEEEES B BexvoooerconnilosBocanaom) iz £, SEEER FiEsBaE ESE 5988 £ EE el ar, 1 v, 1 COUNCIL "CHICAGO, ROCK 1SLAND & PACIFIC. D No. 1 No. 4 2 P All Traing Dajly, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL. 40 am/A No. 1. 40 pm/A No. 8. JOBEFH & COUNCIL LUFFS, A No' 8. a No. 1. & PACIFIO, A No. 9. f A No.ll. ONAHA BT, LOUIS. Y5y Taebs aburaa A v oxcept Baturdayi 0 ex L M‘ excopt Monday; * fast s X ven above s for for, Tebweon Thane ?duhvn ¢ ton minutes