Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 6, 1889, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES. OMAHA. - g — Advertisements under this head 10 ce.. ot Mne for the first Insertion, 7 cents for each sub- equent insertion, and §1.50 per Iine per month, 0 advertisement taken for less than 2 conts for first insertion. Seven words will be counted %0 the (ine; they must run_consceutively and must be pald fn ADVANCE. Al advertise- iments must be handed in before 12:30 o'clock m, and under no circamstances will they Saken or discontinued by telephoiie, Partios advert1sing in these columns and have their answors aadressed in caro of Tix Ben Please Ask for a check to enable them to get beir luttors, as none will h-dull\ervdlxw];w on esentation of check. All answers to adver- ements should he enclosed in envelopes. All pd vertisanients in thess colummns ure pub. !Il.lhra in both morniug and evening editious of % BEE, the circulation of which aggregates more than 15,000 prpers daily, and gives the ad yertisers the'baneft, not only of the city ciren ation of TiE DEE, but also of Couneil Nlufls, Ancoin and other (ities and towns throughow this fe tion of tho country. e — e BRANCH OFFICES, Advertising for theso columng will be taken on the above conditions. at the following hus mess houses, who are authorized ugents for Tr® Ber special notices, and will quote the same As can be had at the main office. Pharmacist, §20 South Tenth DY, Stationers and printers, 113 HASE & E Bouth 16th Btreet. I H, PARNSWORTH, Pharmacist, 2115 Cum- ing Streot, _ HUGHES, Pharmacist, 624 North 16th Stroct. A ok SRS i lscni Gln. W. PARR, Pnarmacist, 1809 St. Mary' Avenue, UGHES Ph phone No. SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTl-;nAuumon by a young man who has hud § yoars' experience in chicken Ta'sing by artificial means, Mrs. Brega, 114% B. Jath. =) 03 macy, 2208 Farnam St, Tele- ‘W ANTED-Two girls for general housework, Inquire b10 8 22d. 170t WAN'P: —Good_girl to_cook, wash and tron. Mr. . M. Bushman, 614 8. 17th OR RENT-—Nicely furnished rooms with ex- cellent board,modern convn'e‘.lflflb‘l;\l'\rlk‘rv JFOR RENT—Furnistied rooms, 2300 1}3«,{, ki VWV ANTED—girl for general housework, & 8. 524 sireet. _1mdas VW ANTED-Au oxport Tady type.writer oper. Ator, at least one able to take dictation di- rect ou the typewriter : permanent position to right party; stenography no_objection, = Ad- l]l’l‘ll?‘ J P. O. Box 408, City. 2 FANTED—Gir] for general housework family; German preferred; 1715 Opss. in JOOR RENT—Two parlors front and on first floor, "All modern covenlences. lm Douglns. JINGLE room and double room, overy con- b'nlonflu 908 Capitol ave. i} OOMS and bonrd, 106 ana 108 80, 5th st. 8 " X8 July e Nh 1.Y furnished tooms, board if desired ans, bath electrio bella, ‘etc. 1000 DOUgINS. VYV AKNTED-A girl to cook, wash and fron for a smail family. Apply at 1445 N_20th st, cor. of Grace 1145¢ JEITCHEN girl wantedat 2423 Dodge st. A go0d ¢irl to do kitchen work. None need apply without good references. 1060t _ VWANTED-A competent girl, one who un. derstands cooking, washing and iroming thoroughly: no other need apply. Mrs. M, Hell: man; 2005 St Mary's ave. i Wax TED=~German girl to do cooking and washing, hest of wages paid. L. Brandels, 724 § 10th st. W ANTED-Woman_ (white or colored) to & o the lakes for two months: must be a 00d cook, washer and ironer; work light. 1208 Park ave, 2206 A girl_for general nouse work. ¢ N.J. Edholm, %14 Chicago. 108 6 Ladies at once at 1023 Farnam st. 901 5¢ 7 ANTED—A nurse for a child 2 years old must be of good disposition, intellige neat aud willing, 2005 St. Mary's ave. 8 ANTED—GIrl for general house work, German proforred. 115 N. 23rd st. 140 4+ NGAGEMENTS to dn?relérfinkli& in fami- lics solicited, Mlss Sturdy, 108 & 25th ave. 505)y.10) fter June 25, 158 FOURNISHRD room for rent 24 Bure st, FORRENT--ROOMS UNFURNISHED )R RENT—4 unfurnished rooms sujtable for housekeeping, $18.2), 1704 Webster s, 210 Tvo unfarnished front rooms, suitable for man and wife, cheap rent, Inq, ‘Nll\,:‘lr o 208 0% —Over stove store, 1621 Howard Inquire at store 506 TFOR REN' st —Untfl October 1, large furnished 24 8, Bth. 500 FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. DOR RENT—Store and 4 living rooms in rear, ali newly papered; good locagion for grocery or feed store; 8 per month. Apply atonce, C. F. Harrison, Mercuauts Nat. bunk. JOOR RENT-3 flonrs front half Bemis build- ing, power, hoat, electriclight, Inquire offico of Demls Omanha Bag Co 157 Jysl JOR RENT—The 4 story hrick bullding with ! or without power, formerly occupied by Tho Bee Publishing Co., $10 Farnam st. The buila- ing s a fire proot cementod basement, com plete steam heating fixtures, water on all the 001, gas, eto. - ADDIY at the oilics of Tho 1 1118 Jackson_ st 800 For RENT—Storo 20x60; Enquire 1114 Jackson. 188 MINNICK hasremoved hier dressmak ni’ pariors fromiB1sHoward to I4Leavenw th 8he will be pleased to have customers cail, 214yT TRST cluss machinest would lke a positic L 'have had 14 years' expericnce on steamn pumps, also tool maklug und othor machine ‘oork. ' Address E. H, K., Douglas_st., Omalia, Neb. 163 Y ANTED=A situationin or out of city by married man about 30, temparate, good habits. Skilled accountnnt, Large oxperience and thoroughly discharge or munage oflice references. Address D 43, Bee ANTED—Permanent poslitlon in or out of clty, by unmarried man about 4, steady habits, temperato; thorougn accountant, and competent 1o take charge of accounts and ofice duties. Address D 43, Bee. =7 11) D—By A 1 Horseman, sltuation as an_in livery stablo or stock ranch, large experience and ‘strictly temperate, Ads dress D 30 Bee. 198 5t Arormx’mrmnr from the old country wishos employment as a_farm hand with & gontle American farmer family, Addross 1) 35, 187 7% tenographor, compoteut to work. Sea my 253 11 SIIUATION wanited by a ist, 15 _years experlerice {n raising roses, all Xind of Howers, fruits and vegetables: under- stands the management and care of fine horses, Good reference. Address Henry Helier, 1444 Holladay Jenver, Colo. 180-5] RUGS—Situntion wanted by drug clork 4 years experience. Holds certificate of rimary oxsmination from Ontario College of harmicy. Besy roferences. State salur: Fdllroffl. ). Harrison, 247 South th St.. Bu ington, 14 2 6% W ANIED=Tiy well recommended und ex- perfenced” business man a situation in clothing, furnishing or dry goods storeasa salesman; or as traveling salesman for whole- sale pro.ery house: speaks Honemian, Englishy and Gorman, Apply to F. B Zaruba, care of Skinner Brog. & Wrignt, Denver, Colo. ' 181 5> JPOSITION by stenograpber and typewriter, Wages moderate. Address,J.T.M,, ll“_:lu‘xzue. A N experlenced groc erwants s situation as traveling salesman in northern Neb. Ad- 00 4 dAress D 15 lee. XPERT accountant wants complicated books and partnership matters to ajust. Address C 65, Bee. €08)y165 _ WANTED--MAL ANTED—A married man and a practical photograplicr, having a 81,400 outflt, would Mke partner (nust ' be first class vetoucher) to foin him n establishing business n Salt Lnke y. Small capital required. Address “D 44, this office. . 240-0% ANTED—Man to handle angine and bofler at waterworks shops. 207 N, 1ith. 2166 Ffs'rli\' cook, 850; ralirond men for Wyom- ing. Mrs, Bregs, 8144 8. bth. 222 67 SOLICITORS for lifosize ofl portraits: bi oommixsion; call to-MOrrOW MOrnIng. 42 24 58 ELP. farm; must understand thelr business 8.15. 2668 ixperienced hardware ‘man; knowledge of builders hardware preferred. A. C. Raymer. 201 F\] 5 BOARDING. class dgy board, Inquire 1600 mumu MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, 000 wanted on first mortgage security, private money, for one year; will pay 10 porcent. Address, Money, P. 0. box 0% sm August I, well furnished house of’ ten rooms or up- Erastus A. Henson, New-York Life ANTED- Room and board in private fam- ily. Eatisfactory reference guaranteed, Please state price and location, - Address, D. 33 W;\ NTED or 8 furnizhed rooms for light nousekeeping by young married couple. If Adaress D33 Bee 1014 VW ANTED=For August_and ~Septembor, rooms and board for wentleman, wife and daughter in country house, shaded and pleasant and easily accessible from city. Best accom- modations only wanted, fo: which good price will be paild. ‘Address, with particulars, D29, Bee Office, 13 State terms and ofice. ation. FOR RENT--HOUSES, JOR RENT—Elegantly furnished flut for th summer. Reference required. Address D 41, Bee office, 2279 [OR REN D Tho Fair, 15th and Howard. Inquire 08 Sk for rent, Turnished for the summer months, all modern improvements. 2318 Douglas st, 219 1* OR RENT—(0-room cottage almost new, 2718 Jackson. Enquire next door east. 2007 JHOIt RENT 4 room nouse, with pantr: andjsoit water at 713 Leavenworth {JOR RENT.-A nice 8xo0m cottage with many conveniences, 627 8, 17th ave; rentinoderate. Adply 624 8. 1th'st. 611 JFoi RENT—Desirable ottie, 1517 Do’uE}A“_:‘a. jhard \OR KENT—Nico 8-room flat, nowly XM'sn. 164 1owara st, i o ; OR RENT—7-room corner fiat, 10th _and Jones. 200 OR RENT—14-room house, 1811_Cuming g0od barn and sheds: modern improve- ments; cheap to right parties. G, L. Green, 310 8. 15th & ), SEVEN room houses, 814 and 815 8. Zid, near Mason. Enquire at 852 8, 231 8167 ] ESIDENCES in the Wm.J.Paul block,cor.19th and Chicago Most modern and_ atiractive. Will be ready about July 10th. Apply, Panl. 1609 Farnam, 45 apered, Be o FFICE-—To rent. Furnished elegantly or unfurnished, uu»mnunmnck,rr‘ . Cor, 16 and Douglas. o8 QR RENT-Comtortablestore rooms tn tho Ller building, 60x22: good location for har. ness shop. Also, two basements, light and airy, 44x30, under hardware store; good ion for tin shop. Apply to A. C. itaymer, hardware store, Tler butlding, corner Jackson and 16th st b Jy 18 {OR RENT—Storus and living rooms on Cuni- ing st. Also house on Cass st. Harrls, room 411, 1t Nat. Bauk. 206 MISCELLANEOUS. (O MAIA linsiness Callege, cor. 16t aud Capt. tol ave, Shorthand no larizest d most svccessful shorthand department in_ the st Btandard methods taught. Munson's revised of 't u speclalty. Call oF write for terus. (0] (ERAL Bank, 3178, T6th st,, Chambe of Commerce. Loans money on chattels und articles of value. s K8oJy24 T 00K HEKE-For rent—List your houses with me. 1 have plenty of customers. J.A. Wichterman, 207 N, lith st. 056-6¢ SHING dono, coliected and deliverod by Mrs. Andrew Sorensen, 3516 Parker st.s I banjo taught ns an art Apply at Be: Tor orders—Wanted—The mutual teserve Fund Life association desires to employ one spe county i the U Britafn and France, ings for good business men in ull of th tries as managers, general and district Compensation lberal: resuits certain: position permanent. This company furnisnes life in- surance at onehalf the usual rates. It has already paid six and one-half million dollars indeath claims, 1t has more than two million aollars cash surplus, 1t 1S iho greatest su ever known in_Dfe insur: Address or call B. FHarper, President, or N, W, ice’ President, Home Office, 38 ‘Park ‘W Y ork, or upbn any General Manager b7 . draping and repairing. Mattresses made over. First class work. Heasonable prices. R. Lehmann, 210 N. 1ith, 67 LOST. Ij ST—Englisb Mastiff. Keturn to 400 Paxton block aund get reward, 241- HE person who picked up pocketbook {n northwest corner Baylis park,Council Blufls, evening of 4th. plense hand it in Bee or Non: pareil and be properly rewarded. 2135 T ,08T—0n July 3, a pair of ladies’ gold eve- glasses with old chain and pin 3 will liber- ally reward findor. John K. Webster, Room 2, Board of Trade, 226 7 ONEY to loan on fuirhibhire, horses, ©to., OF o ABY ADPFOTed BECUFILY, . W. Robbing, 1411% Farnau stesst, Laxton hotel, ONEY_to 1 L hors 5 1 I\ o loan on horses, wagons, mules, Moomenaa ods, DSTILOrEANS diAmonan: lowest rates. The fitst brdwhized loan office in tho city, Make loans for thirty to three hun- dred and_sixty-five days, which can be paid in part or whole, at_any fime, thus lowering the principal and interest! Owll_and see us when YOUu want money, We 8an assist you promptly and to yeur advantage withont removal of roperty or publicity. Money always on hand. o delay in making loans.” C. F. Reed & Co., 319 8. 19th st., over Bingham & Sons, TVIONEY to loan on_good first mortgages, im- AMlproved or unimproved property ort- ages bought and sold, \Wallace, room 310 Arown building, 16th and Dongias. 632 M ONEY lonned for 3. & or % days on oy AYL kind ot chattel security: reasonable inter- est; contidential. J. J. Wilkinson, 1417 Farnam. on_faruifure, horses, ollaterals until you see C. ational bank bullding, 2 ONT vorrow mone WAgONS, 0L, OF B. Jacobs, {11 First N N ONEY toloan. Harris R, B, 4 room 411, First National ban! TMLONEY to toan on any security for short time," at low rates. Lowest rates on personal Droperty. The Henderson _ Mortiige Investment Oom- vany, room 400, Paxton block. 600 DEOPLE'S Financial Exchange—Large and small loans for long and short time, at low- st rates of Intercst, on real estate mortgage notes. chatcels of all kinds, diamonds, watches and jewelry, Don't fail to call f you want fair and “cheap sccommodations, 0. Mgr,, room 57, Barker blk, isth and F C F. HARRISON loans money, Towost rates. RESIDENCE LOANS-6844 toT per cent, no nd- Aitional charges for commissions or' attor. neys'foes. W. 1i. Melklo, Firsu Nat oank bld'g. DEOPLE'S Financial Exchange —The fairest, quietest and most iiberal money exchange i the city; money loaned without delay or pub- licity, " in_any amount, large or small, at the lowest rites of interest, on any availablo se- curity; loahs may beDuid at any tinie or ro- newed at original rates. 0. Bouscaren. Mgr., room b7, Barker block, 15th and Farnam. 915 ONEY to loan_at low rates by Excelsior Land Co., 310 South 15th streot, Omaha. o7 TV[UNEY - Lonus negotiated at low rateswith AMout delay, and purchase goods, commercial paper and mortgage notes. S. A. Sloman, cor ith_and Farnar [y TLQANS on tmproved and, umimproved prop- frty at low ratos. Odell Bros. & Co., 123 10th. TVIONEY loaned on furniture, horses and wagons; rates reasonabls. City Loan Co., 118 8. Tth at., 0pposite Millard hotel. 420 TBUILDING loans. D, V. Sholes, 210 Firat Na: tionnl bank. i) MONEY toloanon real estate at low rate. J. D. Zittle, 430 Paxton block. ortgage, Tn- 2, Sneely blk. ol 00 on good, first quire of J, T. Mathews, room 2 NEY toloan on real estato socurity, at Y iowest rates. Defore negotinting loans sce Wallace, . 10, rown bldg, 16th & Douglas, @t 1){.YOU want money? 1t 5o, don't borrow before getting my cates,which are the low- estonany sum from 1 up £6 510,000, 1 mak ans on household goods, planos, or- gaus, horses, mules, WaZONS, WArenouse receipts houstes, leasés, ete., in gny amount, at the low est possible rates, Without publicity or removal of proverty. Loans can be made for one to six montns and YOl can pny u part at any tii ucing both principal and interest. ) If ¥ou owe a balafice on your furniture or horses, or huve a loan on them, I will take it up and oarry it for you as long 'as you desire, 1t you need money you will find it to your ad- vantage to see me before borrowing. B. . Masters, room 4, Withnell building 15th und Rarney. (2] B UILDING and other real estate loans, W, M. Harris, xoom ), Frenzer Block, opp. P 0. JIRST mortgage lonns at low rates and no de- Flay. 5.V Sholos, 210 First Nutional, bank. (2 ERSONAL—Miss Ma Grifith will hear of something to her advantagzeif herad- dress is made known to Eugene Grosjean, Sioux City, Ia. 232 7% TM S, Perceval ot Calitornia, 16) Douglas st., fortells the future. Ladies and gentlemen. 204 ads Ol RENT—Furiished Honse 10F SUmmor: ! conventent, desirable location, Address D 20 Bee. 803 4 NOR RENT—New 10-room brick; all modern improvements, on 15th st., between Nicholas and Paul, at only' 810, A. B. Tukey. 15th and Douglas. 115 ANTED—A boy about 15 to 17 years 1109 Farnam st AN TED—First-class milker (must have worked 1n dairies): wages 82) a_ month. Nellson,Newport addition, nortnwest nia‘:l’n_}‘an T ANTED—Two expericnced men to do hand capping in canning factory, Address ut once, 1. & M. Canning Co., Seward, Neb. | ANTED—An experienced soli in, ady w 4, Boe offic 'ifi!AN'lm D——Two men with fuir_education to act as county managers. Deposit of §7 uired. Salary §75 to $100 per month. Call or address Davis & Shahan, 540 Ramge block, 124 4 “fi? AN T stone outn C. 1. i T8 fOT cutting on th, 1912 Douglas, 143 12% TANTED-25 to 80 teams at Florence to Liaul sand, American Waterwork: 14 ANTED—Soveral good boys for factory work. Address D %, Boo office. 147 48 1VTY I, It men for W, Nebrasiia, 3150 to 8 ra. iregn, $14'5 8 15 S ‘ ‘WAN' ED--Agents, both sexcs, to sell tho Handsomo Tidy Holders, 400 per cent profit. One swmple paly malled' for 16 cents tamps. . O. Dox 2% Carroll, la. 14-4% EN fo travel for the Fonthill Nurseries of Canadu, Wo pay &0 to #100 & mouth and @xpenses to agents to sell our Cauadian grown stock. Ad. Stone & Walllugton, Madison, Wis. 0 ning and western ship overy day. 3 ANTED—Raliroad laborers, rockmen and track layers for Washington Territory; E:a.\wn-'an aid_ steady work, at Albright's bor cy, 1120 Farn &4 B2 At once, an energetio salesman town to sell teas, coffecs, spices, biking powders, groceries. ete., to hotels, restaurants, farmers and other large consuiners at wholesale prices; exclusive ter- ven. Address the Edgworth Mercan- 1447 State st., Chicago. 88 b¥ A good oflice man to go east; must invest: A good business an, Address the Geo, S. Cline Publishing House, 15 to 821 Wabash ave., Chicago, 111, 704 aiiroad faborers for now Work in Wyoming, Tewmsters, wheeler holdors, ek and shovel e, and rock und tunuel men. teady work and good job. For transportation Aprly at Albright's labor ugency, 120° Fartiam BT, 1§25 weekly roprosentative, malo fomale, In every community. Goods ltlJ)Ie. lcusehold cassity ; sell at'sight; no peddling:; salary pald promptly, and expenses advanced. Fult particufars and valuable sample case Fiirr, Wo mean just what we say: addross ntonce, STANDARD BILVER WARE CO,, Los- ton. M B £ HELP, ANTED—G laundresses, #15 to 820; 4 girls in fomfling, §20; cook aud second girl, same family, ¥ nurse giris, cook for an institution, 18; luundress for same place, 8l5: 0 (g oom gils, ‘$13: 30 for gonoral housework rs. 1ir, 14%% South EINd ANTED—Competent nurse girl, 164 Farnam, ANTKD—Dressinaker, 1 A cood ook, ADDly Mrs Paterson, 12 5. 25th st. 5 7 AN'TED—(300d girl: small family, Y 15, Haynes, 409 N. 24 st. il ANTED—A girl for geceral lousewosk, Vi South 4th ave. it ANIED -A cook immadiately, 160 Doug. las. 1 63 NTED—A girl for geueral Lomsework, Wl et e NV ANTsD-—Lady pastey ook, 40: 4 wonen c00ks for boarding Louses, '§; panwasher, 8, room at home: 4 Iaundresses; § chamber- maids, paint girls, pantry girls, nice el to wilt on lugen coduter out of clty, ousekeopors und 50 girls for general house: ork., Miw. Itroga, G145 B 15th Voot TANTED—Girl 1o a0 s Care of child thres yrs old; none but ¢ noad apply: Geruian prelerred. 4 St e neat 8203 3 JFOR RENT—3-room Touse at 605 N. 13th st. T{URNISHED house, 20th and St. Mary's ave, to rent till Oct. Ist. 7 rooms, bath and Inundry to family withour children: references required. David Jamieson, 314 8 15th st. 57 0R RENT—Neat 4-room cottage, city water, 13 miles from P. 0. D, C. Patterson, 514 8. Lth. FJVEN rooms, perfect repair, modern conven- iences, water rent paid by owner, 216 and 2218 Leavenworth st. $3) per month. Hugh G. Clark, room 7, Chamber of Commerce. 1570 OX RENT—Neat cottage, 520 r!l‘ month. C, ¥. Hurrlson, Merchants Natlonal Bauk, 7O RENT—_f-room cottage, city water and sas, nicely situated within block of cable and'horse car lne: Tou £82, Inquire 14 JOR RENT. houss, _everything modern, near cable, -5 minttes walk from P. O, N. fhelton, 1505 Farnam st. 1145 {UR RENT—New 7-room house with city water.and Dath. Abply 282 Franklm st. or Mtu'lwnls' National ban 1317 JAOR RENT—TFurnishod cottage of b rooms. L. & § Loan & Rental Ageucy, cor. 1oth and Howard sts. NURNISHED or unfurnished house for rent in Park Terrace. opposite Hanscom park; all modern conveniences. Inquire Loo & Nichol, 23th and Leavenworth. 308 & all cone 6 . 19th st. k) nicely furnfshed nonse in most desirable residence location in the city, on Street car line, fifteen minutes walk. Wil tako part of rent in board and room; want man and wifo: no ehilaren. Reference required. 10 8. 13 house to rent till Oct, 1st. 7 rooms, bath and laundry to family Without ehildren; referonces required. avid Jumie- son, 314 8% veniences, b blocks from P, O MOR REN' ool stablo apitol ave., and all modern co nces, D, J. O'Donahoe, 53 2 blocks from High 1001 Farnam st, Fru ISHED rooms with all modern conven- letices, for geatiomen only. 100 Dodge s. ARGE furnisiied rooms, with board. 1717 4Chicago. 16365 HANDSOME south with alcove, sultable fox 2 0 Farmu sc! room with board. ¥ PERSONAT—An ~honorablo gentleman, veurs of age, strictly temperate, indus and good income, desires the acquaintance of & lady of means, amiable disposition and high moral cnaracter. Object, matrimony. Bestof reSerenco given and required. Address B, Bee oftice, Council Bluffs, lowa, 1978, UGUST DORAN, of Chicago, can find party wanted at No. 109_S. 14th st. 194-5% STORAG b MBRELLAS and pared, 217 8 15th, parasols JTORAGE at low rates at 1121 Farnam st., b lon and Storage 1 TPRACKAGE storage at lowest rates. Bushman, 1311 Leavenworth. Brancis Co, storage, 1211 Howard, livergoods of all descriptions, merchandise, furniture and baggage at cheapest rates for storago for auy length of time. Vans und Wagons to be had at shortest notics, with care- fal men for moving. Packing and shipping from our own warehouse dono on moderate charee. Merctandise loaded and unloaded. Warehouse on our own tracks, Office 217 S, 1ith st.1 telephone 114, Howell & Co, 94 CLAIRVOYAHT R. NANNIE V. Warren, clairvoyant, medi- and business medium. Femaile diseases a spe 119 N 16t st. rooms 2 and 3. 505 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING JTANDARD shorthand school, Paxton block, P succeisor to Valentine's shorthand insti: tute, the largest best equipped shorthand 5chool ip the west; 15 under the personal su- pervision of Joseph P. Megeath, an ex-official reporter and state agent of the Remington Standard typewriter, assisted by experienced verbatim reporters, Mechanical construction of machine taught by factory expert, Particu- lur attention paid to typewriting. Stenogra- phers’ supplies forsale.” Circulars free. W6 WANTED TO BUY. WANT good stock merchandise; will pay one-third cash, bal. good 1and ai low price. J. P, Hymer, s, e. cor, 16th & Dodge st, ll(zinl,l!l 21, W ANTED—Furniture, carpets. siov s and household goods of all kinds. Omaha Auction & Storage Co., 1121 Farnam. 3 W ANTED-A gentle ands iy OF DIk Shetiand or small French pony, for riding :“d“lll’lvlug, Adaress 333, Bee Oftice, Council s, 7 ANTED—First-class inside loans, Lowest Tates. Call and see us. Mutual Investment Co., R. 1 Harker bik., 15th and Fa 25 MONEY toloan, 0. F. Davis Co., renl estate M and loan agents, 15 16 Farnam st, 926 MIQNEY toloan: cash on hand; no dolay. ). AYAW. Squire, 1219 Farnam st., First National bank building. 27 CAN make a fow loans on first-class chattol sceurities at reasouable rates, W. K. Potter, room 10, Barksr blk. 023 MONEY to Loan—Wo ate ready for appl AV tions tor loaus in smonnts from $30 to $10,- 000 on fmproved Omaba or Douglus county rexl estate. Full information as to rates. Loans promptly closed, Good notes will be purcliused hy.us. Call upon us or write, The McCaguo Investment Cc 918 JCEVSTONE Mortzage Co.—Loans of $10 to A #1,00); get our rates bofore borrowing and savemoney: loan on horses, furniture or any approved security, without 'publicity; notes bought; f oan, renewal of oldand low- est Tates,call ik, Shodley DIK. 15thsHoward st. SEE Sholes, room 210, Firat Nail bank, boforo Omaking yourloans. 020 T 0ANS made on real estato and morigages Jbought. Lewis 8. Reed & Co., R 13, Boardof Trade. () 500,000 to loan at 6 per cent, Linahan & Ma- honey, room 50) Paxton block, 921 J EBRASK A Mortg. Loan Co. will mako you & loan on household oods, horses, wagons, Tand contr i fine Jewelry, or secur any kind ‘without piblicity, at reasonable rates. Room 7, Rowley block, South Omauha. itooms h1i-519, Paxton biock, Omaha, Neb, t National e bank building make loans upon farms in Nebraska and lowa and_improved Omaha ity proporty; inouey Tewdy: title and security passed upon ere; no delay; favorable call or write, B34 Jy 17 DHILADELHHIA Mortgage & Trust Co. nish cheap castern money to hOrrowers,pur- chase securities, perfect tities, accept loans at their western oflice, George W, P, Contes, 7, Board of Tras ONEY to estate. Lowest rates on good loans. , 1417 Farnam, room i J B, 197§yt BU SINESS CHANCES {OR SALE—A good paying milllnery busi- tablished 12 yeirs, can make from year net. ' Good reasons for selling. R. M. Genius & Bro,, 1408 Donglas st., Omans, Ni 234 YV ANTED— in_plumbing, steam heating and gas fixtures with thorough knowledge of plumbing Y0l steam heating With small oApitals DSt Of Laforences riven and roquired. Address D 40 Dée. 230 75 VWV ANEEO—partnor inreal estute business. Address D 42, Bee,! ! 214-7) LE—A fine driving horse; perfect] safc for ladies; standard bred and speedy. Call at Stephenson's b 19778 QOR SALK—Furniture of a 5-room house; will take purt cash and the balance in Yeekly or momthily payiments, -Apply at 141 N 20th 1118 fowsaLe Delivery wagon, 1567 N (1000 voom w G BB, NURNIZHED fooms by day, week or month, St Clnir tiotsl, eor Lith and Dodge, 89 1{Ul))l with or without board, 1812 Dodge Joor mENT “Red 897 NT--> & two blocks ) postotlice: Las all niadern im- ents; bonrd if desived. 1615 Capital ave, U61-6 FOOR REN desired, W ANTED-2 young men to take room and 0od Loard in private family; everythi first-cians; ALl moders conveniongos; anly minutes’ walk friow I, 0.3 prico 8§26 per mo.; Daat of yeferences required. - Address D1 leo. JOOR BENT-Xicely faprlsiied rooris with oF without board, 1721 Daveupors with first class boara if 909 03 OIL RENT— Large furcishod front room, also front and back parlor unfurnisned with board. Enquive at 1910 Capitol Avenu an PO K Elegant south room £ wan. 1707 Dodige st fuad | JOU RN T Vuralabel Foom, 1 Dodge st T v (‘.\I(I-IAU 8, Horses, Cows, ete., J For Sal Having declded to scll the lowing art v che v Studebaker family carriage. spring pole phaeton. 140 spring phaoton. 1 sla pring business buggy. 1single cuttor, 1new Brunswick & Balke combination bil- hard and pool table 3 good wiil all work single or double, and all well matched, 1resh Jersey cow and calt, one of the best in the city, & prize winner, 1yearling Jersey cow, 1 fresh common cow. 0od “Manitou” family kitchen rango and one laundry stove; one first-class refrigerator, with severdl other articles, The sbove can be seen for one week at &12 8o, 37th st. If not sold by that date can be seen at my brickyard, cor- ner 220d and Hickory sts. 1624 2. N. Withnell, ( ,n‘uml;-} tons of ice for sale, Address Box 2. Jonn Olson, Stromsburg, Neb, el o 165 4 DOR SALE—Team carriage horses, price $30. C. ¥. Harrison, Merchauts' Nat. ank. 166 VW ANTED -To seil e upright plano, book cause civing up Lousekesplng; everytbing irst: ¢ inost now. 931 N. Zith ave. 1 24t QOR BALE or Trade—Fino young saddle ' penv. . W Ball 208 Haroev st 7T A s to California I will Case, refrigerator and othor furniture: he- s and al A complete soda and mineral water manufactory with & good run of ¢ tom for saie cheap. at Lexington (formerly Plum Creek) Dawson couuty, Neb, ADN( to John B. Winier, agent, Dick Bros.” Quincy Brewing Co., Fremont, Nob 21118 w,:'n'rlcxh fo buy Interest country bank gl OB SALE ner Nobraska, and tike active part, Adares i full particulars, D1, Be 213 YARTNER wanted, to take half or entire in- erest in a tuely futhished and well located hotel in Omalia, elshring trom 820) to ¥00 & month, An unusngl chance for a hotol man to locats in Omahg. * Proseet owner ha fug other business reuylrkty s wbence, re 801 for selliig, Cash Heited, £5,020 10 84000 Do trade. Address J. 2 68 [OR SALE-Some A 1s0eond morigage paper at u hberal discount, M, A, Uptou company, 10th and Farnam, 2 6 ollice, L, Ric Co. TFROR SALE—An established coal and foed business, Address D22, Bee. 859 12 DARTNER wanted with 2 or 8 thousand cash, 1o engage in & _profitanl d legitimate business located at Tacoms, Wasl n Terri- tory. Single man preferrel. Call on or address for particulars, J, L, Hice (o, oftice over Com- wercial Nat. Bank, 20 03 R SALR—A nice, clean stock of plece goods and tailor outfit: store to rent choap; lease. J. H. P'arrotte, room 21, 8. e. cor. Dodge and | 6th, 170 10 A 000 druy town 15, store for_cash and_real estate: Bonesteel, FOR EXCMANOI )R EXCHANG E—A fine farm of 200 acres in Polk county, Nev., 4 miles from Olarks, , t0 oxchange for cattie; 80 acres under cultfiation house, barn, “wagon scales and good feed lot. Address O. Oskamp, 2216 Wob- ster sL., Omaha, Neb, L) R EXCHANGE—For desirablo rosidence Jroverty in Omaha, any of all of following: 40 choice inside residence lots in Hastings. 1w Tots In Lincoln. 640 cres fine farmingland, Lanoaster county. Fine rosidence property, Lincoln. Good rental propsrty, Lincoln. Choice family residence corner, Los Angol: A neat residence property in Hanscom Pla Also some £00d MOTLEAZS Notes. Address, giving location and price of prop- erty, J. E.'B., care Baum Iron Co., 1217 Leayon- worth, wo Tor BEXCHANGE—Farm in north contral Kan,, two inside lots in Hastings, Neb,, tiour and feed miil in Malvern, lowa, \m. Hoge 606 N 17th st., Omaha, 25 7 OR TRADE—A good, well improved farm in Nebraska, for a team of lorses and wagon, Incumbrance on farm $5)0 at 6 poer cont, 1502 Farnam st. L OR EXCHANGE-—Three fine tree claim re- linquishments in Weld county, Colorado, for stocks of merchandise. Address 8. (! Chage, Wallace, Lincoln county, Neb, 054 45 YO TRADE i Towa. Cand Dot for a farm Bee office. 102 3¢ 3000 ho Adaress C OR EXOHANGE—AD elogant tract of land contaiuing 14 acres, in Antolope county, Neb,, with ordinary improvements, A Guarter-section in Hand county, Dakota, partly improved. REighty acres near Council Biufrs, Ta. Houso and ot on South 16th st. Large amount of Oil Mountaln and Petrolium company o1l stock. Will exchange for good property or the erection of some liouses, Geo. J. Sternsdorf, 1st National bank building, V TESTERN lands, farms and city property for stocks of goods. Hoom £ 102 Fatnam acres of land near D. B. Ball, 2435 Harney st Duel 88 43 Co., WOULD like to trade a good two-story house and lot H0x15) feet, within one block of Park ave. and Park school for vacant east front lot in Hanscom place, Will assume some incum- brance. Address,’ 045 Dee oflice, Y0 EXCHANGE for Omaha property, one of the best improved farms in lowa, only one mile from town of 6,000 inhabitants. W.'R. E. & M. E., room 14, Chamber of Commerce, 194 FOR SALE--7EAL ESTATS motor line is built to Colller place, The Belt 1ine runs near Collier place. The F. E. &M. V. IR R, stop all passenger trains at Col- ller place. The horse car line will soon reach Collter place. Hest addition in the city, Price $800 to §1,200 per lot, one-tenth cash, balance oue to five years. McCague, opp. P, 0. 930 OR SALE—b0 ft frontago on § on grade, new hous 5, alf cash,’ Also_cottage S 10th st.. 0, %00 cash. K, Greentield, Murphy Lovett, 220 S 13th st 189 7 {0 BALE —a genuine bargain—Cottage and east front lot, at grade, sewer and water,fine old oak shade trees, mear 24th and Harney. $4,000. J. I, Evans, Barker block. 1134 N—Part of the DIk Kimball estate. 18th street running through to17th ave. One Iiroom house, all modern conven. iences, and_ two G-room houses. Total rental #1,06) per year; price 81300, M. A. Upton Company, iith and Farnam. 37 [OR SALE—Deautitul 8-room house, ail mod- era lmprovemonts, including splondid fur- nace, near Hanscom park, bost location in the ciiy for school,church and street car privileges: price £,000. C. . Harrison, Merchants National bauk, 938 FYHE best money 8 worth ot house and 1ot now for sale in Omahn is that wnich Iam now completing near 24tn st. on paved Wirt st. in Kountze Pluce, 8 bedrooms, 2 parlors, dining room, Kitchen, 2 bath rooms, 3 water clo sets, large’ iaundry, stationary wash tubs, furnace and coal room” und cellar, electric bells and speaking tube, 12 closets.' Prico only $7,000 on terms to suit.' Likewiso a duplicate adjoining atsame price. | W. T. Seaman, east sids 10th st north of Nicholas st. Omaha's largest variety of wazno and carriagos, 1 TAOR SALE—Dusinoss corner, #i0.000. C.F. Harrison, Merchants National Bank. 155 JEND for plat of Collier place, and when Wdriving for recreation follow the motor line voles on 16th st. and Ames’ uve,, and see the wonderful improvements that have taken placo just around the barracks, and remember that Colller place {3 the key to the situation. Buy a lot now for the low price and at the easy terms they are being offered. and we aro satistled. Oné-tenth cash, balance one to five years. Me- Cague, opp. P. 0. 459 YHE factories within easy reach of Colller place will employ a large force of men. Se- oure a houre and enjoy life, Price of lots $800 to #1,200, one-tenth cash. Send for plat. Mec- Cagué, opp. P. 0. 39 ILLSIDE No. 1—Special bargein for 10 days on’ south front lot, Cass and 318t streets, M. A. Upton Company, j6th & Farnam. 7i24 [OR SALE—The finest residonce sitein West Omaha; just south of Farnam on 3ith st.; a corner I6XINT, with 17 feet frontago on paved street and joining the handsome residence of Kirkenaall on the 'east, and Brady, Easson and Martin on the south: a'perfect gem and garden spot for an elegant home., Harney and ist strests, 141x187, on pavement, witiin three blocks of the court house; room for seven flue houses that would rent as rap- idly as completed. A splendid permanent in- vestment. Farnam and 224 streets, 50x13% with new three-story brick store building, rented to good permanent tenants. Rental receipts $4,200 per year. Sixteenth street, near Nicholas, trontage 61 feet to ulley: good business property. Farnum street, between 35th and 30k, front- age 45 or @5x132 to alley, south front, I block from pavement and street cars. Park nvenue, opposite Hanscom park, 60x160, price £2,000; edsy b (oPadibek place, trackage, 00112, $4000; onay orms Sixteonth strect, south of Vinton strect lot for 200l 1arm laud. am £t 3 OR SALE—0n long thne and casy puyment handsorme, new, well built houses of &, 9 ax 10 rooms. All conveniences,good neighhorhood aved streots: street cars'und within walki atanoe of F. 0. Nuthun Buolton, 1305 Purna m OR SALE-10 room_ house, lot b0xi), terms, &850, W, M. Busiunan, enworth, (915 ana see us and mvestigato some of the barguins we have to offer, We are continually 1isting new properties and “if you don't see what you wait as for it We havi andise to trado for land. We have ho ttle and mules to trade for land, ‘We havea brick and tilo factory doing a thriving business to exchunge for Westeiu land. “Whiee new, Sroom cottages at Albright, within 10 minute's walk of terminus of hoiurly dummy line, for sale on terms that will only be fair rent, An el ater property with large dwelling houso, nt & barzain, Siovator complete, with horse-power, scales, oftice furnlsiad, ete. A fine opening for o practical grain dealer. One of the best improved 1arms in the state willbe exchanged for inside Omuha properiy, . Two fine residences in Poppletou park, on motor line; will be sold on ensy terms. Houses and (ots in all parts of Omuha for salo und exchauge, ¥or exchange, for Omalia proporty.1.01 cros of HCl1o0 1A0d Tewse, 1 ONG OF tho best countios in the state, ' A fine residence property in Omuba View for 1o AL & bargain, rom 76,00 0 $101000 worth of first-cliss notes 1o exchange for Omaha property, crehianaise Lo exchange for 14 cnsh and bal ance western lands, ‘IThis s one of the finest opportunitios ever offered to convert land into cash, Investigate this. For sale, at a burgain, hotel and livery barn, in & good Nebraska town, 'This1s a fine open- ing 10r practical hotel man. Por exchange for Omaha property one of the best farms in Rock county, Nebraska, together with stock and machinery necessary o carry on the place, Old age and falling Lealth of the owner I reason foF selling. A fine Wheeler county farm, well developed, 00 soll for exchiahizs for Otialia property, 100 aeres of wild laud near @ thriving city. What have you to offer, 2% acres of fine land in northwestern lows 10 exchange for Omaha propert. Weo have unsurpassed facilities for disposing of property, having some 600 agents scatter over four or five states. LISt your properiy Wwith us if you wish & quick turn. B, M. E.,room 14, Chamber of Commerce, tole Phiond 1440, ) asy 1311 Leay- 048 PBAKERY tor rent or sale,must 0 out.of busi- ness, 1,00 inhabitants, ratlroad division, west of '‘O1naha._Address D) 12, Bec. 955 73 O SALE-Now, clean bardware stock and bullding, $10 net profits 1883, Average sales April and May, 1830, §25 per day. e gaus location, J. A, Campbell, Seward, N:h. GIBALE, OF BXCHange < HAFDor Rhop,contor- Iy located, doing good business; owier has Outsde interbats that need his atiention; will take good clear or small incumbored ict a8 part bayment. FOF DArticulars ~all 4 518 and 816 wxton biock. Omabs s FPHIRTY-SECOND street bas been ordered raded south to city limits. The South Uma- @ Land Company have graded it from city limits to Exchunge bullding in Bouth Omaha’ Motor lme will go on d2nd st. Dwight & l{- man's addition, just south of Hanscom Park, igh ground, which makes beautiful resi- dence sites. #2nd st. runs through this addition, ‘We have two b2-foot lots there that we will se!l for 81,100 each, M. A. Upton Company, 10th a0d Farnsm. i o 575 will buy lot 20, block §, Cloverdal Terms tosult, J. Al Bolton, Bloux Olty, wa. W ONTINUQUS stdewalk to Collier place, Qet prices and terms McOagne, 39 TPIE finest drive in the city ia ot Collier place MeCagu o OR SALE—Lots in Stewart Place on Lowe ave.; Metropolltan CADIS DASS6S Dropert $-room house and barn, Hanscom Place. 3 ts on Oass’ ., on easy terms. Harrls, room 411, 1st Nat. Bank, 204 {OR SALE-One of the most desirablo feeding farms in Nebraska, situated !4 mile from depot, also from the shipping yards of the Converse Cattle on Elkhorn Valley K. R: 1t con- tAINS 230 Acres, withueeof 3% acres addi tional overything new and nocessary: barn Gox 1160 ft water in abundance. H. S Manville, Tide Neb. a s, TOOR SALE—56.10 acro, wec. 6 1p. 12 . Hamflton county, Neb. [ouse, stabie, acres fenced, living iwater. Price, 9,00 . K, Atking, owner, railroad bldg. Deuver, Col. ™0 (QUOLES Spoctal List - We push special bar- rains and advertise them. List with mo. Fine east front lot in Hanscom place at §1,600, 852 cash, Irecided bargain Fino 1ot on Lowe ave., 8,150, E2,000 buys & house and lot in Hanscom place, hof Poppleton avenue. 1o 0ld Joln Dierks manufactory Missourl Pacifio railway, 4 miles southive city, with 2 acres of ground and 3 large bulldings, ‘for 83,000 some one 1 have spectal fnducements in hou in nll paris of the city, cither for sale or trade. Call and be shown them, I do not try to got you in to show you trash, but handls only gou Droperty and deal squarely. D. V. Sholes, 21 First National bank, i PORSALE-Ata birgain, One tweive wud Y one nine room house in Kountze place, on 24th street, opposite the fine residences of Red- ick and McCreury, with 78 and 6) feet of ground With each house to nlley. Each house has fur- nace, gAS, gas fixtures, shades, all plumbing, ‘hot' and " cold . water, elogant | rge rooms, all papered handsomely through- out, good barn with each house, and an elogant lawn all sodded, | am ]\rfl,mrml to offor splen- aid inducements as to price and torms. Call and let me drive you out, Youn can move into these houses without & dollar of expense for anything. These must bo sold soon. Sea me at once. D. V. Sholes, 210 First Nav'l Bank. 177 (ONE of the two house and_lot bargains plant on t of story A fine opportunity for s and lots have been offering on Georgls ave, north of | Leavenwortn, is now sold ‘and occupleg, he- cuuse of my very low price. “fhe sonth House of the two_stil remains & bargaln, open to sombody. First comos, irst sorved. To be ap- preciated 1t needs to be examined iuternallv. 1 positively wilt not rent it, though several times oftered_¥60 per_ month, ' Price, on very easy terms, £4,000, W, T. Seaman, oast side i0th st., north of ' Nicholas &t, Omaha's largest var of wagons and carriages. © 818 NOR SALE-The tinest residonco in Orch Hill can be bought at actual cost: owner leaving town: house has 1) rooms with bath- room aid every modern convenience, 10v 60x130 all sodded: large barn and nice shads trees: in fact a perfect Jiome; call and 1ot us Show you this. Arneld & Co., Itoom 527 Paxton block, THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES. OMAHA, DURLINGTON ROUTE. Depot 10t & Mason svs. Arnive Omang' Loave Omahs. hicago Vestibule Bx.... Chicago Mail, Chicago_Local Denver Vestibul Lincoln & Concordia Coluiado Mail Chicago Fast Kansas City Bxpross. ' Kansas City Kxpross.. G ST. P, M, & O, | Depot 15th & Webstor sts| *Sioux City Express. .. *Emerson Accomnmodntn *0akiand Accommod'n. 8t Paul Limited . ........ SFlorence Passenior. SFlorence [-nssanzor... +ilorenco Passener. tFiorence Pisson rer. *Dally Excopt Sunday. #8unday Only UNION PACIFIO Depot 10th and Marcy sts| = =S22s5 3| orcusscrs a2l rezmazSac EEEFEEET] > -4 5 wsvavoevls %3 s3l” B3E85 B Omaha 15 p m) §:% & m! 10:0 & m yvorland Flyor *acifle Expross ... Jonver EXpross. ... . City, Lincoin lco FEXpress $Grand Isiand Exprods Paplilion PRssengor. ... #Dally Except Sanday. MISSOURT PACIFIC, Depot 15th & Wabster sts. Day Exprosas. .. Night Fxpress. .. c, RT.& P, Depot 1ith and Mas Omans. 0:6) p 1 *6:3) p m ) m Dos Moines Accomin o Atlantio Express Fast Vestibulad Expi Night Express, O.& N.W. I Depot 10th’ & Marey sta. ATTive Omuha Chicago Express, Daily .. Yast Limited, Daily “The Fiyer," Daily....... WABANH WESTERN. Depot 10th & Marcy sts No. 8 8t L. Exp. Dully. . | SIOUX CITY & PACIHFIC| sta. Luave Omaha. aha. &MV, R R, F. Dopot 15th & Webster sts.| Omaha SHastines & Bk Aills Pas| 0 #Norfolk Passonger......| b O, M. &ST. PAUL. Depot 10th and slavey sts. ) am! pm Loave Omaha. Arrivo Omaha. OR 8 iasy torms, Kountze place. Two homes, each £-rooms, aach $4,000, T'wo homes, each S-roomns, eas Two liomes, each 15-rooms, s ‘Al With modern convenience, All large value at the price. All within a square of the motor line. Don't lose these opportunitie For sale by the owner. W, East side 16th st., north of Nicholas st., Omaha’s largest variety of wagons and riages, 6l OF VALUABLE HORSES, OTHE R PROPERTY IN CHASE, HITCHCOCK, 3, AND DUNDY "COUNTIES, NE* In the circuit court of the United States, dis- trict of Nebraska, The Kit Carter Cattle Company 'LE, AND V8. The Hariem Cattio Company., Upon application of the Kit Carter Cattle company and other creditors interested in the property in the hands of . D. Webster, re- ceiver, it i3 upon due consideration of the court hereby ordore that the receiver shall advertiso for bids for all of the lierds of cattie and horses, 9 awhole, and also for ail other persoual prop erty in s hanas as recelver. 1t4s further « dered that bids may be made for any of tho Lerds or parts thercof separately, or wny of the hovsus separately, either by herds or wny nui- er of caitlo or horses as’ the purchasers may desire 1o bid upon, and that such bids in' the several manners 'in which they may be made shail be filod with tho clerk of this court with the terms of proposed purchase and the yames of bidders within iweuy days from the date of this order, for ' the aporoval or rejection of this court, ind it any orall of the bids are rejectod by thecourt, the Tecelver shall proceed to give notice for ten lays to sell the said property at public anction detail for the cattle und horses individually t cash to the Lignest bidder. Itis further ordered thut all bids shall be sent to the clerk of this court scalod and ac- companied with 10 per cent of tho_amount, bid, cither incash or certified check on responsibly banks, a8 a condition of their bids beiug enter- tainod and considered by the court, Tt1s further ordered that, in order to facili- tate the bidding on this property in the hands of the receiver, ho shull givenotice of this order in one paper published in_Hitchcock county, Nebraszn. and in one daily nowspaper in the city of Omaha, and in one fn the cit y ofL incoln for two weeks, and also by nand bills properl distributed, and setting forth terims and_condi- tlons of this order, D). 8, DUNDY, Judge. “The property mentioned i the above order is Qescribed as follow ¥ earling bulls, nw A'wo-year-old bulls, years old and upw earling heifers, nuinb Two-year-old heifers, numbe Three-year-old and upwards, Cows With calyes by their side, nuiber, 26, HOLSTEIN. Yearling bulls, nuraber, 23, Two-year-oid bulls, number, 1, ‘Threa-year-old hulls and upwards, number, 6. Yeariing heifers, number Two-year-oid heifors, numnber, 10. Three-year-old und iWpwards, cows,number,33, HEREFOKDS, Yearling bulls, numper, 3). Two-year-old bulls, number 9. Three-year-old and upwards, number, 4, Yearling heifers, number, 44. i year-old lieifers, number, 38, year-old and uhwards,cows, number, 55, th calios by el side, nuiber, 6. ORSE Also a large number of thoroughbred trotting horses, consisting of nher, Brood mares, Colts, number, CLYL Consisting of si Mares, numbe These heads contain some of the finest ani- nuls of their classes In the couutry, and areall pure blooded Also o lur JALE HORS 1lions, number, 2. number of dvaft brood mares, ddle ponies,, a herd of 0 tle, and a lot of wa nesses and other farming implener ts and tools, must bomade on or before the I4th ct, wnd must bo flled with Elner ork of the Inite Nebraska, a Omaha, Neo.. and must be accompanied By cash or cervified checks ninounting Lo 1V per cent of t mounts of the bids. .1 Itecoiver of the Hari une 20 d 14t Notico to Contra Rock and earth excavation and tunnelling— Sealed pronosals will be recelved at the oflice of the Company, in Ogden, Utab, uutil noon, July 20th, 189, for the construction of the up) 1iles of the Bear Jtiver Canal from the hend works on Bear River, Box Klder Connty, Utab, in accordance with' pluns, profiles aud spectitcations on flln in llice of the enginecr in chargo at Ogden “Lhe amount of work o be e the first section 1s anproximately as follow 220,000 cubie yards solid r y) cuble yirds loose 28,080 cublc yards earth, 3,200 Tinear foet tunnetling outractors will be roqul bond for the faithful p contracts awarded them. o compuny rexerves the right to reject any and all bids, :d to glve a sufiicl- formance of the FREn. MATHYAS, snginecr in chiarge, at sealed bids will be dims Connty, Neb Ki, 0 OF 15%, ids of th ch 1o bo ta te of wid 1o ba tate of ats of New York twenty y ftor the dute thereof ro. deemableat aily 1ime oi or af(6r 16N Years from the date thereof at the option of suid county of Adams #nd to bear interost at the rate of five Jer cent per wnum payable annually on tio first day of July in each yoar, for which interest conpons shall e aitachad vayable at tho fiscal agency aforesald, fttghts reserved to rejoct any and all hids, I3y order of the Board of Suj Muy oth L. 8. PARIRIDGE, [SEAL.} County Clerk. JONN A. 0ASTO, County Attoruey. iidtoly9 JEALED PROPOSAL ILL BE RECEIVED atthe office of tlie Cusiodian of the U. 5 Cusiom_ House, at Omaba, Nebraska{ and oponed £ p.m. on the Ljth day of July, 138, Tor painting walls and ceilings n_postaiiice df vision of the above named bullding. Hidders must state the number of working days from date of award of contract in' which they will complete the wark, under a penalty of forfeit- ing £10.00 per day for every duy i exceis of tho number stated in thelr proposal, Kach pro posiul must be accompanied by a certilied check, in amount tweaty-live per cent of the bid submitted, made payabls 1o the order of the ‘I'reasurs f the United states, snd ba subject to forfelture in case of default, The rignt 1o reject any or all bids s reserved. ' ‘The specin 1ous cau bb seen and any information obtuned by addressing K. . JoDAN, Custodian Notice is hereby given t recelved by the ¢lerk of raskit, at his o befort twalve 8 ot Bevonty five b i by tde County of Aduins i Ka, to Lo dated July | the Fiscal ‘A it tracied for in | veeees| Bi15 & m| No. 2. ot 715 a8 m 8:0 p m SUBURBAN TRANS. Westward. Running between Counctl Blus wad Al bright. In addition to the stations mentioned, trains stop at Twentleth and Twenty-fourth streets, and at the Summit in Omana. Trans- fer. Al Omana | [ South Lright. depot, slmuly.‘()mulm AM, A HZZcczzano. e B Ceszusarenconm & Bgs3tEnsansees! 13 Al | South bright. Omuha| A Pu M, 84 il GO, ROCK Leuve B No. 2........5:0) pm| D Q' No, 8552 om0 A No. 4.......00:0 am A No.u 15 i A & NOWPHW ES' No.o No. 8 All Tratns Dally. CHIOAGO, MILWAUKEER A No. 2. 0:4)am/A No. A No. 1. Hopm A No. 3. : KANSAS CITY, 8Y. JOSEPfl & COUNCIL BLUFIS A No, 2 9siham | A No. 3 A No & 930 pm | A Ko, 1. SIOUX CIY & A No.10........Ti06 am|A No. 9 A No.1z.l:lllla:0)pm/A Nooib....llll9i0 pm OMAHA & BT, LOUIS! A No. 8 pmlA No. T...... M m Adafly; B daily_excopt Saturday; O oxcopt Binday; D excopt Mon lay; * fast mall. Tise time glven abovels for Transtor, thers belug from five to ten minutes botwaon L'rudse fer wnd local depots ()MAlA, NED proposals o'clock p. ther o D No. 5. & ST. PAUL JUNE 1, 18580, —SEALED 1l be recelvel nere until two itral thwe, July 15, 188, and for the constriction of ki L 0 ad= ditlon of each of tWo biurracks wt Fort NiObravs, “Che right 15 resesvod to rejost any o wil Al information rurnished o application ) ort Niobrari, should b s 10 barracks, . o Tho firm of Kirkerdill, Jon day been i A."Coe, hayis Freemin 1% K Tl bushn & Co., has ths el by m'it sent. Charies dipod of s imtercst to kendall, and Fllls 0. Jones, 55 will bo continued under the' same fhrm uame b nan P, kickendall, und Ellis 0. Jonet, who will assumo all Habilities aud coltret all outstanding aceounts, N P K UKEND AL, 1 0, JON S, CHAILES A, Cok, i, Nebroska, July 3, 186, Iy COE, YONGE & CO, WANTPACTUUR IS OF— i WALKING CANES, {ren CUTLERY j| And Rubber Gaa Baiioons, Jewelrys Aot Beoveli'a, &, Eoo At Iowest prices, ' Goods for Btroetmen, A Agents. Cano Rusks W iperialty. 5 AT v, ¥ 715 WrswincTon Av:, §1. Louis, Mo, ]‘nmfiEN SPRING VEHICLES Qreasiy Tmnrovad =i ssingie s HEB‘IQ TAChingg ook le wasele, eu and TA rton according to the waj Aivted agnalls well to