Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 19, 1889, Page 7

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All answers to adver- isemients #lioula be enclosed in cnvelope All 0 certisenients 1o those columng are pab Nshed 10 both morntuy and avening editions of Tpk Bre, the circulation of which aggregates more thah 15,000 pRpers daily, And gives the ad- yertisers the banafit, not only of the city eircn. fation of Tir Bk, but also of Council Blutfs, Lincoln and other vities and towns throughout this section of the couulry. BRANCH OFFICES, Advertising for ”ITV_fllllr“hl will be taken o the a1iova cond tions. At the following hust 85 houses, who are authorized agents for Tnr quote the sam t the main office. LL, Pharmacist, SJoun won Btraot Clinm ot H, FARNSWORTH, Pharmacist, 2115 Cum- o ing Streot, Wf J. HUGHES. Pharmacist, 624 North 10th o stroet. South Tenth EO. W. PARR, Pharmacist, 150 St, Mary's Averue, By & youug man of ten years' fence, situation in any kind of wholo- Address E 28, Béo. AT6A) NGLISHMAN aged 19, wants re engagement by July 26 in private family: can take care of horses ina cows: good references, Aduress E 25, Boo ofl 078200 7 ANTED—Situation by man experienced {n grain, coal, lumber, and implement trade, where business’ can e made lively, Adiress P._0. box 20, Underwood, Ia. 6i4-19* 7 ANTED—Situation by an experienced out- tor, good roferoncas kiven. Addross tno “Wido Awake," Norfolk. Neb. s QITUATION wanted by an honest young m Basexpertenco, 5 Bee ollico, 650183 {XPERT accouniant wants compilcated books and partmership matters to ajust. Address C 6, Hee, COsjylis Address WANTED--MALE HELP, oISt piumners wanted, ham 1ark, S0 Leavenwort st VW ANTED. Apply Gra- 20 with small e . TV ANTED. ACL 08 cou roquirod, addr mon with falr_education to y managers. Doposiv of % Salary #5 1o $100 por monid. Call or 53, Davis & Shatian, b9 Ramge lock, 663 ¥ V iD—Diread bakers. Staady work to v, industrions men. Jos. Gurneau Cracker Co. 69 15 NV ANTED-A good cook o . Johnson's, Iuneh counter, 2023 Cuming st. 'y three young men for 220 N, 16th, Room '“VAN’I'EHV At once, light, steady work. TANTED—A man who has had_oxp 11 tho chattle loan business; must be w u':]nuln ed in caty and glve best of reference Address B 19, Beo oftice. (i W ANTED=Twenty-five solicttorsfor a 100 thing. Apply personally this morning to F.D. Leon, Cantiéld hou: (@518 WANEED-A competont, reliable wud onei- gotic salesman to sell tobacco to the retall trado and advertise and introduce same 10 cousumars, Address, glving references and stating salary wanted, B17,0muha Bee. 63 15 7ARTED-2 reliablo men with refcrenc: s to sell goods on_instalment; part salary and part commission. 1715 5t. Mary's ave. 62915 VY ANIED—Men with fair education and pleasing address to solicit; deposit of # roqnired ; salary #45 and 57 per month. Call on or address C. L. Boylon, room 1, 1st Nat, bunk. % 100 co ln the grocery 1802 100 st o421t ANTED—Agents to sell the Pinless Clothoy Line; tho only iine ever invented that Tolds tho clothes withont pins; a perfect suc- cess; patent recontly fasiued; sold only by agents, (o whom the vxclusive right v given: on receipt of i we will send a sample [ino by mail; also circulars, prico 1st, and torms 10 agents: Kecuiro your teriitory at once. Address, Wor- cester Pinloss Clothes Line Co., 17 Hernion st., Worcester Mass, 51 15% ANTED--Good man in every town, Sslary pid woeekly, Write for particulars, Sher berg & Co., 100 West : 'lllltm,' 3 to travel for the Fonthiil Nurseries of Canada. We pay 80 to $100 & month and Sxpenses to agents to sell our Canndian grown stock. Ad. Siono & Wellingion, Mudison, Wis. # J ANTED—Ratiroad laborers, rockmen and track layers for Washington Territory’ Enml wayges and steadv work, at Albright's bor Agency, 1120 Farnam st. s \/ "ANTED--A éw‘ oflice man to go east; must invest &,600; must be & good business man, Address the Geo, B, Cline Publishing House. 813 to 121 Wabush Bic T “YAN’IEI}—lhllrond faborers for new Work in Wyoming. Tewmsters, wheeler holders, ck and shovel men, and rock and tunnel men. teady work and £ood Job. For transportation apply at AlbFight's labor agency, 165 Fuenain st., (maha, e TV ANTED-# weckly vopresontative, mais or temale, in every community. Goods staple: household necessity: sell at sight: ho peddliug: salury pald provipily, wid expenises advanced. Fuli particulars and valuable sample case ¥l We mean just what we say; address at once, Standard Silver ware Co,, Boston M B84 ANTED—Man of experic business. Newmmn Bros. ANTED—Good girl for general house Work. 101 Burdette, 670 2)F TANTED—1st-class cook. Mrs. W, A, Pax- ton, 200 5, 2ith v 20 VW ANTED Woman cook for hotel, #0; 4 £00d Iaundressos, 14 and 54 waltresses fo ne hotel, i Kcarney. $18; ook for oflicers: Zamily, 20; cook and second cook in same. fam- 11y, # oacl'; nurso girls, kichon girls and 2o for general housework, Mrs, Brogi,dlits . 1th, ) P e i i 655 10% WV ASEED=Gir for gemoral Bowsewors; 811 VW ANTED Firstcluss bakor at one B VY Coliter, Walioo, Neb, 6101 G for goneral housowork amall family 10 lodgers, boarders or ehildren; 2009 Callt oria. 5 W ANIED-Gigd must bo good cook und inundress, Mrs.J. M. Thurstop, G647 W ANTEDGood cook and second i ref- WY Grences required, - JIRL wanted—-German, for housework, fam. Fily of 4. Mrs. L. W, Van Cott, P snd Jackson st. ) FANTED—T Qining room girl, maid, ¢ s 1 chamber Ifornia hotel, 11th & Douglas, ool A el JANTED-A No. 1 female pastry cook. Coz VY Gons Hotel, 2 FANTED AT 403 Park ompetent nurse girl or woiasn, 510 19 7 A NTED—Girl for goneral housewo must Do goud cook. Callutonce at 201 8 sty e 718 -WA —A woman, good cook and laun. dross; 21n family; wages 84 per weok, 009 California, (e Y ANTRD-Gdrian glri do cooking and Washing, bost of Wagos DAL, 1DGUIES J. X. Iirandets, 724 § 10th at. ) Y ANTED—Glvl to ao_second work and take care of child three yrs ola; noue but com. od apply; German preferred. ary's ave —- == et ] FRHALH ginployment offce, girls wanted,or. ders wanted. Nvs, Hinzle, U6 N, u;’:;:; —Hoom and board, near Park ave. Wker Se promber 10 by youhg marriod cou - Audivas B 13, lice oftide. o ple. 7 ANTED— Puraished roow o cablo linc, Routlern extwsure, private faiily, stats price. Address B 16, led, W 15 DRESSMAKING. JDRFSSMAKING to do in families, 638, 1iuh. 22 a3 & BOARDING 3 JFURST-class day board. Inquire 1609 Douglas 168 FOR RENT --HOUSES. H, W 63 ne s i T QUSE, 08 Nt st Cremer, 200 N. T5th 'F-m RENT—7-room fint, Lange bloc 13th at DOR RENT—1have a number of customers for hiouses, 4 to § rooms; if you Want yours remted st with J. 11 Parrotts, Rental agency, HRoom 21, Douglas bock B30 20 FOOR RENT-6room fiat, corner 16th and Magon, under viaduct, 10 per mo.. Call oy 612 8 13 St {UI RENT=Z fiat_in & new hiouse wint all modern convenivnces. At 817 8, 18th bt., neat Leavenworth o ik PO RENT—Cheap to right parties, two, 6 Toom flats, second and third 5 of 124 Farnam st.; ‘sl modern luproy Call within, POR RENT building, N TPOR RENT—DUntil Octaber 1, large turnished house, call 204 8, 2ith, 04 O ENT-TW0 nivie o0m UFIGK lintiges on Park_avenuo. with all convenfences. ~Also i Foom frame Nouse on same straet, with all conveniences: price 8 to 844 per mouth, .V hioles. 210 First NAtional lank an ORR RENT— firstclass dwelling with all modern conveniences, includy 4 Capitol ave. Inquire of 1.J.0° Donalioe Farnam st. 315 {JOR RENT - &roon: Daved Strect, e walk of 1.0, for rent its, j00-21 1. E. ¢o A RiX 100t 4n5 per_month, of 1oth ana Mason touse, all “nd within 4 min- alton, 1614 Farnnm st ute: “Ihe Fair, 15th and foward. inquire Thelatr, OR RENT--A Bice froom cottage with many convenlences, 178 ATA] Fent od Adply 624 8. 1ith' st 7 Ol KENT—Neat cottage. 1% per mont ¥, Hurvdeon, Merchns National ok, of b rooms OR RENT—Furnisied cottame L& 8. Loan & ltental and furniture for salo. Ageticy. cor. 10th and Howard sta 1 NURNISHED or unfurnished hotse for rent in Park Terruce, opposito Ilanscom park: all_modern conveniencu: Inquira Leo & Nichol, 28th and Loavenworti. 18th at, 1o ISILED room with bath for two genti third floor. Cor. 20th and Leavenworth 680 107 ROOMS, modern conveniences, 1105 N. Fiat s, o CLATIR Enropean hotel, cor. 1itn Ige; spocial rates by week or month JOURNISHED room with usoat parior plano, ¥10, bourd it desfred, o111 Cali 605 DOR RENT—Furnisha( room with or wi board; 1611 Douglas st. 500-2 "~ ALGE south front room with alcove, llm-n. xll or unnl.mmu-], 1\1,‘“4 H easant location, lurge yard, private_family. Bz Chicag 790 19t FOR RE Plonsant south room witn first class board, gentleman ouly. 2l o7 19% Douglas. T RNISHED rooms with all modern con- venlomces,for gentioman only, 179 Dogo st ) T Dodze. 0 it 6 TOOM N new house, its, | nquire 513 N 2ird. 52 10 dmodern improvemn: ]‘wnmsn ED 24 Burt st GOV room wih bt THIU S room for rent after Juno 158 25th st. 158 | Room. 1021 Howard. srr’ —Two parlors front and on first All modern covenlences, 1003 Douglus. s anky baat o2 J1UELY furnisned tooms, board if dosireds LN gas, bat - electric bells, “ete. 1009 Douglus. JioR rENT tloor. FS{( RENT—Nicely furnisned rooms with ex- collont board,modern conven'es, 1035 ark ay 200 18 {JOR RENT--Elsgant south room for gemtie- ‘man. 1707 Dodge st. s OOMS UNFURNISHED O RENT—4_unfurnished _room: for house keeplng. modern improvements, to family without child 1704 Webste! Price $1%, & E‘Ull RENT—Over stove store, 1621 Howard it juire at store 5 FCR RENT--STORES AND OFFICES. B‘()ll % ‘I'ne corner room under the Ne- Lraska Natfonal bank will soon be for rent, the Equitable Trust Co. removing to large ace 1 about double that occupled b o 1. & Q. ticket office. e foor 15 tiled and the room can bo made desirable for a K. K. ek ot o broker's office, For particulars apply at bank. (00D desk room tor Life or fire fisaient to rent cheap. Best location, L 20, 3 » [ 02 iusurance Addres 197 for ront, southeast cor 12th and Doug- 8. Lehman. 524 JOR BENT Store and fxtures for sale; the entire building: ono of the bust locations {n city. 1610 Faruam . ADpiY 10 . Lolack, th Jesirable warchouse room on Apply to C.W. Kelth, 11 Pacifc St v} NOR RENT-The 4 story brick building with or withont power, formerly occupied by The Heo Publishing ¢ 016 Farnam st i Duilc ing %as a fire proof cemented basemen plete steam heating fixtures, water iioors, gas, ¢te, Apply at the oftice of The lec, 91 JOOR RENTstoces wind living opius on O ing st. Also house on Cass st. Hai 411, 13t Nai. au (FFIGE-To yont ynfurnshed, 10 and Dougglas PO RENT track. Furnished _elogantiy o iJushman hlock, N. B. o) 48 7O RENT—Nore and 4 lving rooms in vear, ali newly paperecs good location for grocery or feed store; &b per month. Apply atonce, O. F. Hurrison, Merchunts Nat, bk, L1 OR RENT--2 floors front half Bemis bull 1ug, powor, heat, electric Nght. Inquire offic of Beinls Omaha Bag Co. 17 Ty O RENT—Comtortable st Ler building, 60x22; good ness shop. Also, two b 443, under hardware stors; tin wliop. “Appiyio A, G stwre, ler building, corner Ja T ocation for linr- Ught aud uiy T,ADIES, Atention! — Saiam Guorotio's dGolden Specitic, for all female wesknes: LouTs 8 10 101, M., ABA 310 6 P. M, o tion free, 10600 Douglas, 412005 FPVHE banjo taught as an art by Geo. F. Ge lenbock. Appiy at Liee oflice. o) Y ES=Tae old rltablo Konial agoncy 1s still running, supplying il that como with houses, Hald aud stores, J. H, Pacrotte, Room 21 Doulus block, b ot U 2BRELEAS aid parascis covored aired, 217 8 15th, Boyd's opera nonse block, 1 shoe store. . Bajor it ) NOLLATERAL Dank, $195, 10th st, Chaube Jot Conumerce.” Loans monoy on chattels and articlos of value, . O Mgy ‘ 7 ASIING done, coliscted and delivered by Mra. Androw Sorensen, 316 Parker st.+ S BmJy T PHOTSTRRING, draping wnd revaiiiag: / Matirosses mude over. Kirstclass work, Heasouxble prices. M. Lelinano, 219 N, 14th, 3e T804 revard for information that will Afend 1o the conviction of thief who stole the red 1rish setter (o my residence on Lowe ave, Tie dog \wore license 185 No. 887, sttached Lo collar.” 2. T Lindsey. i 19 —English Mastifl. ok and sot roward. rae. With saddle on: band foet e At axildle mark on buck; long beary oit on b and Leavemwort ¢odoin, 47 st., West Ouniing. T OST—Gold edal engraved St Agatha's g, aad e (5 £all; LRAer ploase reiin 10 fice oilice 630 187 Keturn 10 406 Paxton - 10w Trish solter, wiike on face and breast, LAnumber of tag 155, tak A Lock 10 Yate 1000} eburn 40 88 ¥, 35, nd got reward, | 631 161 THE OMAHA DAILY B s FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1889, FOUND OUND-—Ono gray gelding; left eye: about r!v Knmh’hl Omaha Veterinary Infirmary, 181 street. PERSONAL. ANTED a wife—A gentleman of good address, & business man who can rur- nish a pleass sme, wishes to correspond with a lady from 18 to cars of age, With & Yiew of marrying. Pleasd give age, color of alr aud also weight and height, Ad. dross B 18, oo 639 183 W ANTED-The address of A B Maio im Ho 15 wanted to settls estate of decom sed ther. Address J. W. Muicolm, Rosesille, Warren Co,, 111 a9 0 JOB Printing. Chaso & Eddy. 1138 10th ¢ 70 Abt Fiin, 1000 DOtRINS 4T, lies and gentlemen. 200 add (8. Percaval of Call ¥l fortells the future CLAIRVOYANT DI, NANNIE V. Warron, clairvoyant, medi- eal and ness medium. Female diseases N 16th st. rooms ? and 3. a spectulty. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING QTANDARD Shorthund School, Paxton ik, Nisuccessor io Valentine's) the largest exclu sive shorthand school in the wost. Teachers are verbatim reporters. Particular attention Paia to typewriting. Mechanical construction of machine taught by facrtoy expert, Ciret ()M AHA Business Calloge, cor. 16th and Capt. tol ave. Shorthand—Tho largest and most suceesstul shorthand departmont in_the state Standard methods tanght. Munson's revised of 'S0 a specialty. Call or write for ter g STORAGE. JTORAGE v low rates at 1121 Farnam st., DOmatia Auction and Storage ( w0 FYRACKAGE storugo at lowest rates. W, Thishman, 131 Leavenworth, o0 J3 RANCIL & Co, storage, 1211 How ard, o JIORAGE Wdoliverg: Furniture nd forwarding, We Fiptions,m age ab chenpest storage for any length of time. Vans and WAZORE to be Liad at shortest notice, with eare- fui men for moving, Packing wi suipping from our own warehouse done on moderate charee. Merckandise loaded and unioaded. Warelouse on our own tracks, Office 217 8. Titli &t; tolephonn 114 Flowell & Co. " WANTED TO BUY. JANTED -To buy country bank in Ne- Dbraska or interest taking active par dress full particulars, £ 2, Bee. ANT alling, ton 1 WILE piy eash for tent in good ord Crelgliton hotel. ~A high counter, with or without . H. Henderson, room 400, Pax 01N ) Furniture, .uT-F.-u, stoves apd lold goods ot all kinds. Auctlon & Storage Co.. 1121 Farnam, FOR SALE--MISCELLANZOUS. JUR SALE-A fine riding or drivty horse 4 years, safe and sound, price $H0, Address £ 31, Boe office. G NOR SALE—Small stock of cigars anid co: good location: cheap. Apply ab b 1t 1 852 TR sane “Set of baker's tools complete, cheap for cash, Tnquire 1332 8 13th st sbac- N. AOR 5. in good Davenport. Afine running order. LE—Handsome Mexicn Will trade for bedroom set, 806 o to buy A strictly first-class plano A<l or on easy terms, apply to O 212 N 16th st., Masonic block, 615 18 10th st. 04 18% A PooL “table fc Light '||u~u|n' qyr‘.nyf'\‘ agon in . every TOOR SALE : Partie room T leaving city. A a5 of the bost lo- FTOR SATE ; Very low cated cotta Address at o “OHE Canfleld M° boing about to move L will seli | firsvcluss 4-horse-powor enging and boiler at % nctusl value, ABSTRACTS OF TITL TMIDLAND Guarantoe & Trust Co,, 1614 Far- nam.Completo abstracts furnialied andtities o real estuts examinod, perfociad & guarantsod. MONEY TO LOAN. T OANS qu improved and umir:proved Dro derty at low rates. Odell Bros. & Co .;lll' i 1) C. Fua RRISON loans » . onoy, [owost rates. ke EEE O 0L TRESIDENCE 1L.OANS -84 to f per cont, o ad ditional charkos for commissions or’ attol neys' feos. W. Il MeiKle, First Nat pank, Dd's funy TNONEY to loan on furniture, horses, wagol AL cte., or on any approved ecurity. J. W Robbing, 11115 Varnam street Paxton hotel 910 Sholes, room 210, First Natl bank, bofore inig yourloans. % ONEY toloan on_ronl_estato sacurity, at lowest Iatos, 1efore negotiating loans ae Wallace, It. 510, lirown bidg, 16th & Dougias. 96 SURINGER & PENNY. room 2 Douglus biociliuve money to leid on chattsl gecurily 62 A0 DEOPLE'S Financial Exchango—The fairest, qirietest and most 1iberal money exchange in thecity: money loaned without delay or pub licity, in_any amount, large or small, at the lowest rates of interost, on any available se- curity; 1oans may bepaid atany time or re- newol at original rates. 0. Bouscaren. Mg room 57, Barker block, 15th and Farnam. 4 MONEY ~Lonns negouitod at low ratos with Mout delay, and purchase zoods, commereinl Paper and miorteago. notes. S. 4. Sloman, cor ith and karnam. T EYSTONE Mortgage Co.—~Louns of $10 F1000; get our ratey hefore borrowing and Savemonoy; loan on horses, furniture or any approved wacurity, without ' publicity; notes bought; for new ioan, ronewal of old and low- ost calll blk, 15th e Howard st [0) N EBEASA Mortg. Loan Co. will make you & Toan on housohold goods, horses, - wagons, land vontiuots, fine jewelry, or securities of any kind Without puBIcity, at roasonable rates, Room 7, Rowley block. South Omuba, Rooms 518519, Puxton biock, Omaha, Neb, Toaned on furniture, horses and ites Teasonablo. City foan Cc 138 8. 16th at., oppoatte Millard hotel. 420 mado ou real estuto and mortgases ght. Lewis 8, Reed & Co,, K 13, Bourd ot Trade. () PPHILADELUHIA Mortgngy & Trust Co. fur- nisll clieah eastern money to Horrowers,pur- chase securitics, perfoct titios, nccapt loatis it thetr western offics, Guorge W, P, Coates, room 7, Bosrd of Trade. i rreal estate loans. W. enzor Block, opp. I, O, e CAN make a few loans on first-class cuattol seeurities at reasonable rates. W, K. Pol ter, room 1U, Barker bk, 23 U 31} LDING and o M, Harris, voom 2, ONEY to foan on & tor short tim Taten. Lowest ratos ‘on personal ropert. ‘The Henderson Mortguge Investment VALY, room 400, Paxton Mock QURINGER & PENNY nave #1,000 on hand to Noan on tmproved Omaha property, Hoom 20, boug (ock, 406-15. —‘\;.\Nlitli Firat-cluss inalde lonns. Lowest Tites. Cull and ses us. Mutual Investment Co., . 1 linrker blk. 15th and Farnam, 92 U000 loun ac 0 percont, Ligalan & M- honey, room 6 Paxton black. ) Com- o NONEY o ioan on horsos, wagons. Gules, AMhousenold goods, pianos.orxans, didmon s, lowest rates. Tho fiiat orgaiized 16an oflice i1l tho cluy, ~Mike loans for thirty to thes hun dared and sixty-five days, which can be paid in Part or wholo. at_any tine, thus loweriug tho principal and interast. Call aud see us when YOU WanL money, We can assist you promptly and to your wdvantage without removal of proverty or publicity.” Money ulw o delay {n making loans.” O, ¥ 319 5. J3t ste, over Blughan & Sons, DMIQNEY tolown: eush on haad AW, Squire, L0 Farnam sk, Dans butlding. NIRES ortigige [ans at 10w rates and 1o d lay.” D'V Baoles, 20 First Natloual bauk. — ONEY ioaned for or 90 dars on an: MR of e mu-&'g; rensonALle Inter. ost; confidential. J. J. Wilkinaon, 1417 Farnam. e — ONEY to loan. Hi ® R, & Lot )I room ‘I].%rfl Nauovnl bank. £ .‘l“l "“ ONEY vo Loan. T flzfi‘x applics AVl tions tor loans in amounts frerm €300 to S0, 000 on fmproved OmAhA Or ' Douglas county real satate. Full info U to rates. Loans promptiy closed. G 48 will bo puirchinsed y us. CAll upon us Of, write, The McCagne Investment Co. o 918 MONEY # foan on €004 firat mortgages, (M- A proved or unimpraved property. Mort- qagos bought And soldy' Wallacs, room 310 irown building, 16th and Dovgin: ])u\ DOTrOw mone on_ farniture, horses, WARONS, eto, oF collatcrals until yon see C. 1. Jncobs, 411 First Natidnal bank bullding 1t a MONEY toloan, 0 A and 1oan agents, 13 F. Davis Co., roal estate ) xchange—Large and short time, at low- 1 estate mortgage LIS Financia for long tos of (nterest, on notes, chatcels ot all kind and jewelry, and “cheap ' Mgr., room b7, Barker bik, PBYILDING loans. D. V. Sholes, 210 First Na- tional bank. ) TDY.JOU want money? 1t so, don't borrow botore gotting my rates which wre tho low- ost on any sum trom 31 up £ H0.00. 1 make loans on household goods, plunos, or. aus, horsos, miiles, Wagons, warenouse receipts, ouscs, leases, otc., in any amount, at the low est possible rates, Without publicity or removal of property. Loans can he made forone to six montns and yori can paY part at any thine, reducing boti principal and intevest. 1t you owe & balance On YOur furnitire or horses, or hay them, T will take it up and ¢arry it long ‘a8 you desire, 11 you need money you will find it to your ad- vantage to see me beforas borrowing. 13, . Masters, room 4, Withnell building 1 and Harne %) BU SINESS CHANCES ' VW ANTED-Contractor to buila house and farnish part materin) for good residenco 61 31 VW ANZED--Partaer in a small restauran everything neat, new aud clean: indy pro- ferred. CUapital required 810. Mrs. Bregn, 1415 8. 166, 684 19 DOR RENT—Shoe department, crockery de- partment, clothing department, book d partment, jowelry department and grocery de- partment’in o large department store to be opened August 15, Addross E 27, Bee = WaN sons given for seilin; 7th st., upst: a loan on or you as lot. Address, k22, Bee office. aying Cali at 809 and 811 oTH 18t »p and bath rooms for sale; ood location and good trades satisfactory © o given for selling. Lockbox 14, Fremont, Neb 10 it LB nest drive in the city is ot Colller piace MeCagus. o OMB and sea ua and nvestigate soms of the DArgAIns we have to offar. We re contint- ally listing new properties, and “1f you don't peg whiat Yon wanh ask fof it We hiave merchandise to trade for land, We nave a brick and tile tactory doing & thriving Dusiness to exchange for western land. For sale lot 12, block 14, Stull's second addi- tion at A bargaln Threo new 5-room cottages at Aibright, with. in 10 minntes walk of terminus of Rourly dummy line, for salo ou torms that will ouly ve fair rent. An eld house, a tor proporty with ream. Elovat horse power, scales, offico. furnished, ete. A fine opening for a practical grain dealer. Two fine residences (n Poppleton DArK, on Taotor line; will bo 501d on oasy terims. Hotses and lots in all parts of Omaha for sale and exchangs, For exciangs, for Cmalia property,1,000 acres of achool Innd Tonse, in one of the best counties in the state, A fine residence property In Oniaha View for 516 At & Dargain From $75,000 t0 $100,000 worth of first-class notes to exchange for Omaha proporty Merchandiso to exchange for 1 cAsfi and bal orn Tands, This i3 one of the fuest opportunities evar offeres 10 convert land into cash this, n, hotol and_lvery bara, wh. This ia & fno open an, or oxcliange for Omala yroperty one of tho Doat farms 1n Rock connty, Nebraska, togethor with stock and mAchinery ‘necessary’ to carry on the place. UI age and failing health of (he owner {s raason tor selling. A fine. Whoclsr county fhrm, well developed, Rood Koil, for exchange for OANA property, 160 acres of wild land near n thriving city. What have you to offer. 280 of fine land i northwestern fown 10 exchangs for Onialia proporty For sale ut & bargain, ono of the best Im- proved rarms 1n Nebraski, owner 13 going to onve the state is the veason {or selling Wo have unsurpassed facilities for disposin of proporty, hiving some 5)0 azents seattc over four Or fivostates. List your prove Wit us if_you wish a quick turn. W, It . 114, Coamber of Commores, tele- Inrge dwelling omplete, witn PJYHE motor Tine 18 bullt to Colller placo, The Tielt line runs near Collier place. K. M. R, $top nll passenger trains at Col The horse car 1ine will soo teach co. Best addition in the city, Price £500 to $1,200 per lot, one-tenth casly, balanca oue toive years. McCagas, opp. 1. O. W WV E Jjave special goo bargalus in o fox lota: als; offer to exchane for vity and farm property. 'We ropresent farms and lands in nearly ‘wll states west of Chieago. We call special nttention to tho Maxweli tand grant in Southern Colorado and_Northern New Mexico, Tlo Dost livextment {a real o ade. Oall and sco Excelsior Land Co 8. 10th 8., Omaha. POR SALE—-Now 5_ron noar Hanscom Park. P. Megeuth, 1514 Faraam, 3¢ 100) JEE Hutehinson & Wend, Vi3t Douglas for Dcheap nomes in Walnat br Orchard splendid opening in furniture busines general stock, # grocery stocks. Easy terms. 6302 i gro- uired; La OR SALE—14 mtorest In_n good pay cery store 1n L bin, about §1,00) re those only who have the cash need apply. dr H, Bee oftice, Lincoln, Neb, 641231 VV ANTED -A partnor with from 01 to 310 o taxe haif intere: ia a popular musi comedy company, with brass band, orchestra and fint spectal lifhozraphic work first class reputation and Is now hooked in the Dest theaters through the east, but necds moro capital. A spiendid chance for the right man Only those meaning business noed aress E 24, Boe. A JIUSTLER with $100 as partaer. 13 £\ Creignton hotel [ GREAT bargain iy Gordon, Nob. a new rolier mill for sale, % varrel capacity and rigged to make buckwhoat and rye fiour, moal and chop feed: fn & good wheat conntry and good market ‘for flour; 2 dwellings and barn with at: price 38,000, Patties having prop erty to'trade need not pply; mill s first- class reputation. K. J. And 812 alot 1,000 and the serv Jmpotent 000 PAYying busis s, A lice offico. roung W ANTED—Partner inrestatrant n connee: tion with hotel of 4) roums. Ad. E 21, lice. TFOR SALE-$40 buys & _business clearing 35 aday. Address B3, D 6090-18) DO SALE—The Gotiiam_eisar store, Boyd! opera house, wieh or without jobbing stock. ation the best. : (] DRIVATE bank for sifo in small town Northenstern Nebrasks. Address D I ;i [ {0l SALE—A' complete soda and mineral ¥ water manufactory with a zood run of for sale cheap. at Lexington (formerly Creck) Dawson county, Nob. Apply to E. Winter, agent, DIcE Br Quincy Brewiug Co., Fremont, Neb. FOR EXCHANGE. Tto exchange For 58,000 to #.000 dr 000 difference h, La. ) aores Kansas land : will pay Box U3, § 0 exchange—General stoc [ vant land and money. “Box T, Krankfort, nd. - W y feed mill, in best grain section of north Missouri, §5.000. 0., Knusas, farm 8),600; Adams Co., acres 2 bottom farm, 'with crops, o th, lavel land, all fenced and improved, W0: incumbrance, $1,00); want general mer: cliandise, dry goods or boot sior Land Co., 310 8, 15th st. NOR SALE or kxchango—What have you to cxchange for good unincumbered farms at cush value, Stringer & Penny. Douglas bl (VAST and chiofee land to excliange for mer: )% chandise. Co-operative Luud & Lot Cc N- 161h st, 55 OR EXCIAN A fine farm of 2)0 acres in Polk county, N 4 miles from Clarks, Neb, to exchange for cattie; 0 acres under cnitivation. house, barn, good fead lot. ~ Address C. Oskamp, 2215 Wo ster st., Omaha, Neb 23 Ok EXCHANG sidence property in Omaha, any or all of followin, 40 choico Insido residence lots in Hastings. 100 lots in Lincoln, 640 acres tine farmingland, Lancaster county . Fine residonco property, Lincoln, o0d rontal property, Lincolu. Noice family residonce corner, Los Angeles, A neat residence proporty in Hanscom Place, X150 some xo0d MOrtEAKS NOLeS. Adidress, giving location and price ot erty, J. BB, care Baum Iron Co., 1217 woril prop- Leavon- W {OR E : containing 12) acres, in Antolope county, ch, with ordinary improvements. A ‘uarter-scction in Hand county, Dakota, partly improved. Fighty ieres near Council Blutts, Ia, House and 1ot on South 1ith st Large amount of Ol Mountain and Patrolium compiny o1l Stock. Will ango for good DYOPOFCY oF tho eraction of some Liouses, Geo. J. Sternsdorfr, 1st National bauk bullding. " PO EXCHANGI for Oinaia property, ono of {he Test improved farms L Towa, milo from town of 6,000 {nhabitants, &M. E., room 1, Chamber of Commerce. FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE MPROVED farms and ity lots for sule or xclange for stocks of yperchandise. Firsy Natonal, R. K. n'ompm.y,J est Point, Neb. —asy wris, Kountzo place, mes, cach 5-xoqins, Aach $4,003, Two owmes, enoh. $-ro0fris, ench §5,00. cach 15-roomy, each £1,00h All with modern conyehMhce, All large value at the puice. All within a square of % motor line. Don't 1086 these opporaities. For sale by the owner., W. T. Seaman, East side 10th st., Horth of Nicholas st. Omaha's lardest variety of wagons and_car. riages. il 017 JORNEL 100x150 foet, ‘ekst front. Hanscom /Place. Special price for.fow days. Mouey i this for builders. ¥, K. Darhiog, Harkee bl b A SNAE-A oo noffhnd lot, city water, 1 mile from P. 0., 2 bibeka from car,in Norti} Ouuna, for 3 s, #100; bslanco ‘on_timo Address, B 21, Bee oftic ok 20 Fyus est located track uge lots, o' the northwest corser of $Ist wnd Tzard itroets, size 120x13 fect. For price and torms inquire of the owner, Edward Speller- berg, 1012 North 215t street it F] HE bost money 8 worth of house ana 19t now for snle n Omata i that wiich 1 sm now completing near At 4k on paved Wirt st in Kountze I'luce, 4 hodragms, # parlors, dining Foom, Kito bath rooms, & Water clo sets, large’ Isundry, statignagy wash tubs, furna and coal oo’ aud cellar, electric bells and Bpeuking tubs, ¥ closets,’ Price only 87,000 on terms 1o muit.’ slikewiso'n duplicata adfoiniug wt same price, W. T, an, east slda 6t st north of Nioholas st. halslargest varioty of waz no and carriages. 1 (SEND for plat of Goltier pisce, and whou Mdriving for recreation follow the motor Iine poics on 16th st and Ames’ ave. and see tlo wonder ful tmprovemeits that have taken piace Just around the barracks, and Femember that Colller place 15 the key to the situation. Buy & 1ot now for the Idw price und at the easy terms they are belig offered, wnd We re satisfied Que-iith cash, balance one 10 ve years. = Mc- Cague, opp. P. 0, wagon scales and ¥ TRUFTY CENTS on the dollur bur one with $1,000 & lot froning on L str South Omana, Just west of visduct, which e sold. Prich 15100 low ta advertise. 1. Smeaton, B K, Omaha, -2l NOR 8A 0 acres farm land fu Merric Co., Neb., 1 mile trom dopot Tunnity wator; choice; casy terms. F. 8. Barvlett, Galesburg, 1L ook sAL miles northwest Adiiross 581 813 Do you want a chows farm 10 of Om it 30, 1 have bo bought he above nd fence; 1n first- creon nr L Is turnish abundant vator, The v 1c0 0f $40.00 et nero should coms 4y Purcnaser. ot e drivo you out and show you this tarm. G.J. Sternsdoril. Resi Estate,” Loun and - ehiange Broker, 1tooms 317 and 318, First Nat'l Bank Buildin ephone 464, 813 a8 l UYa home in the center of the city, on monthiy payments. [ willsell youa lotm Aldine square, vuild s house of any kind, worth from #L:0 upwards, and you can pay for it monthly. quirieriy or y Aldirio square 1 Gides Stroot, betiroan 2/d and 2id streota: advantages such a3 paved strocts, nd 1s a firat-class local- 2 strect and soe plans D. J. O'Donahos, Xt fow days A f-room add’., with A lot prop house in Improvement _Assoc barn and other out door im| in Oklahoma add.: 1 in {leveland Plac 2. & M. Ex., Room 14, Chumber of Commerce; telepliono 1. ] HGAL blanks. Chaso & Bady. 11 T YARGAIN—Part of the Disk Kimball estate. 2 feet on 14th street running throuih to 176l ave. Ono Tiroom house, all modern conven: {ences, and two i-room. houses. - Total rental #1,00) per year: prica $1300. M. A. Upton Company. fith and Facnam. 031 Ot SALE—lusiness corior. SI0.00, Harrison, Merchants National lank. 1 B GODST Get on to these bargains! #1,000 buys full east front Iot with seven room liouse aild furnaco fn Hanscom placs. Do R on Park avenue with tull at 15 finer than silk, and elezant through- out. You cannot guess Low nico this 1 #1100 buys a good four room house and full lot in north part of the city; also for $1,000 in nortlwest part of city. Tcan sell you houses and lots from 15,000 down to %X and can suit you in any part of the city. No tronble toshow goods, even i it 18 hot. Call in 4 zood Tido, if nothing .V, rst National Bunk. T sare— see. 5, Hamilton county, Neb, Honse, stabio, acres tenced, living water, Price. 5,000 . K. Atkins, owner, railroad bldg, Denver, Col. 940 FIVILE factories within easy reach of Coliier placo will employ a largo forco of men, Se- cure a Lioure und enjoy lite. Price of lots 850 to #1,200, one-tonth cash. Send for plat. Mc- ague, opv. I 0. 939 more, #10 . e A TTRACTIVE 10.room house, barn and Shods, full lot, sightly: 1435 Georgla ave,, &5, Hutchinson & Woad, 16:4 Douglant. PARGAINS, Lots 2 and the tw Lots | block 8, Waluut Hill, 8900 for 1, balance to suit. d 15, block 2, Mount ench. Thesel ots lie just west packing house, and cost ago. Biringer & Pouny, ¥ Douglas, $100 of Armou ) eneh two years 20, Douglux bik. 15 22 MOR 3A LE handsome 10 rvoms 5,200 neighhOFM0od paved streers: stroet cars'and within walking distance of P, 0, Nathan Snclton, 1614 Fa, OR SA ,E—Boautiful §-room housa, all mod- ern improvements, inclnding splendid far- nace, near Hanscom park, bast location in the cily for school.chucch and stroet car privileges prico 8,000, C. F. Harrison, Merchants Nattonai huik. i ()NE ot the two houseand lot bargatns 1 hive Leen offering on GGeorgla ave. north of Leavouworin, 18 now sold and occiplod, bo- cause o iny Vory low prico. "o ‘south "lousa of the ‘two still remains s bargain open to st comes, first servod. 10 bo ap: eds to o' examined intarnully, 1 wilt Dot rent it, though several ty offored ¥ per month. 'Price, on very easy terms, £1,00° W, T, Betman, odst 3100 10tk 51, north of ‘Nicholas &, Omaha's largest varioty of wagons and carriages. 18 MOR SALK~—Tie fnest rasidonce in Orchard I can “né bought at actual costi ower leaving town: house lias 10 rooins with bath. room and every modern conveniencs, los 60X 13) all nodded; larie barn and nies shadd troes: (n wct home: call ana let us show you Arnold & Co,, Roomg27 Paxton biock. MOI SALE—Lots in Stawart Place on Lowe ave.; Metropolitan Cable passes proporsy, groom house wnd barn, lisnscom Place. houses and lots on Cass'st. on easy ter Hurrls, room 411, 15t Nat, Baiik, JONTINUOUS sidewalk to Collier pla Jprices and terins McCag positively tols, Notice to Coniractorss Rock und earth excavafion and tunnelling— Sealed proposils will bo ‘rocetved st the oflice Compuiy, in Ogden, Otah, until noon, 3, 153, £0r tho Constriction of the upper Ivo1alles of the lear Kiver Canal from the Ad works on Bear Hiver, | der (ounty, u ordunce with' plans, profiles wid spectitcutions ongile in the ollice of the engiueer in charge at Ogdtn, 1o amount of Work 1o be contracted for in the tiret section is Approximately as follows, 20,600 cubic yards solld rock. 1) cuble yards 10ose rock, 1,024,080 cuble yards earth, 17200 Hnoar foet tunuelling, Contractors will be required to give a sufc ent bond for the faithful pecformunce of the contracts awarded them. e 00INpABY Feserves the right 10 reject any aud all bids, Jeaiy FRED. MATHYAS, Engineor in charge. Dissolutic J OTICE is heroby given that the A\ ship existing between K. H. Balls Lew Pixley, undgr tne firm name of Hallard, Pixley & Co., comimission business, 1s this day dissolved by mutual consent; L g, Ko 1 Dallard assawiyg all indebieduess of the firai and eollesting all outstanding debis due sald frm, E. R, BAavuain, Liew Pixiay Omaha, Neb., July 10th, 1859, it THE REALTY MARKET. =—seer——ssae— e—— STRUMENTS placed an record during yosterday. Mike Rayan and wite to F W Wagner ot AL 8 30X100 1t fn lota 9 and 10, blk 3, 8, Ornatia, W d Win Latey ot al'to M3 Latoy, fot i6, BIKs, i ft'tn Tots 28 and Orchard Hill, g ¢ A L A Gray to 8 H Day | DIk, Mayor piace, w d Patk I and wife to F Hunziker, lot 8 {n Fora's Saratoga ad, w d. “ Jno Trumnier and wite to A H Diriges ot al 1ot in bk O, Saunders & Haine: baugh's ad, \w d . J W Griimth,' s, €0 Mrs B T, fiarkness, lot 3 in bik 3, Barker place, w a { J W Bagley andl wife to RT Maxwoll, e 35 1t of lot 10 {n Ik $34, 8. Omana, q ¢ d Ang Grobsand wife to Heury Rombock, 10653 in MeEntpe's ad, w d. .. ©C Housel and wite to '8 E Heaty, 1ot 7in bIk 61, Omaha, w d. O W Lyman and wife to'G B Claicy, 10t 1 1 Bik 6, Lyman place, v d G E Clancy and wife to Martin Bjornstad, 1ot 110 blk 6, Lyman pl ES Rood and wite to G W and 16 in blk 13, AIbright's ank, w d G W Rogers to Fanuy Rogers, ot 14, 18 and 16 n blk 13, Alleight's anx, w d Max Mayer et al (o 6 Adler, iot 13 in bk I, Manhattan ad, w ST 18 Clark and wité to J ) Wampier, 1ot 3 in blk 14, Orenard HlL w 0 A J Popplaton and wifeto Pepplaton Park building assoelation, 10t 9 in Pop- ploton Park, w d ¥ Kogers, 10ts 14, ) Sixteou transfers 415,047 Building Permits. John I, Coots, two-story frame and brick residénce, Worthington near South Tonta ¥ G .8 5,00 Allen K. Riloy, five-5tory and’ Basement, brick warehonse, Douglas between “Tenth and Blovon L 40,00 Potor Windhelm, ' two-story storas, Jones botwew Twelfth ana Toirtoenth 10,000 Lows Flesclier, one and trame cottage, BIk near Iirowster Nine minor perinits, agsrogating Thirtoon permite....... "LINCOLN'S LAST NIGHT. A Letter Which All Amerlcans Will Read With Emotion. Tn 1865 a sixteon-page lottor, writton that year by Miss Harris, who was in the theater box with the Lincoln party when the prosident was shot, was given to mo by a friend who had just roceived it from Mrs. Stowe, says u writer in the New York Independent. Of this lettor Mrs. Stowe remacked that under the circumstances, it would one day be re- garded as historically valuable and of nationul interest. At ull events in it intelligent nnd reliable testimony is borne to the domestic virtues of ono of the gontiost, wisest and best of mon. Itis sad to know that other tragic events followed tho party, for Miss Harris, who afterward married her stepbrother, Major Rathbone,was killed by him in Germany, and Rathbone, 1 believe, is at present the inwmate of & lunatic asylum, Although not writteu for publica and touching toward the end on other matters, after the lapse of four ana years, T venture to give the tor in its integrity: SV ASHINGTON, April 20, tion, whole lc *‘My Dear M L was very glad to hear from you again; your letter prov- 1g that in all tho events of your ma- tronly life our old friendship is not for- gotten. “You may wellsay that we have been ing through scenes sad indeed. blo Friday night is to me yet almost like some dreadful vision. I have been very intimate with Mrs. Lin- coln and the family ever since our mutual residence in Washington, which bogan at the same time, and we have been constantly in the habit of driving and going to the theater together. It vas the only amusement, with the ex- ception of receiving at their own houss, in which the presidentand Mrs. Lancoln were permitted, according to the cus- tom, to 1ndulge, and to escape from the crowds who constantiy thronged to see them more than from any decided tasto of such things. They were in the habitv of going very often to hear Forrest, Booth, Hackett, and such actors when playing in Washington. “The night before the murder was that of the general illumination here, and they drove all through the streets to sce it; a less calculating villain might have taken that opportunity for his crime or the night bofore, when the ‘White house alone was brilliantly illu- minated, and the flgure of the presi- dent stood out in full relief to the im- mense crowd below who stood in the darknoss to listen to his speech, Ho spoke from the centor window of the exccutive mansion. 1 bad been invited to pass the evening there, and stood at the window of an adjoin- ing room with Mrs. Lincoln, watching the crowd below as they listened and cheered. Of course, Booth was there, watchive his chance, I wonder that he did not choose that occusion, but prob- ably ho knew a betteropportunity would be offered. After the speech was over we went to Mr. Lineoln’s room: he was \ying on tho sofa, quite exhausted, but he talked of the events of the past fort- night. of his visit to Richmond, of the cuthusiasm everywhere felt through the country, and Mrs. Lincoln declared the past few days to have beon the hap- piest of her lite, Their prospects, in- deed, scemed fair—peace dawning upon our land, and four years of happy and hounored rule before one of the gentlest, best and loveliest men I ever knew. 1 never saw him out of temper—the kind- est hushand, the tenderest father, tho truest fricnd, as well as the wisest statesman, ‘Our Beloved President’— when I think that I shall never again stand iu hisgenial presence, that I have lost his friendship so tried and tru feel like putting on the robe of mourn- ing which the country wears. “My own deur father was deeply at- tached to Mr. Lincoln; they thorouzhly sympathized in many things, and Mr, Lincoin, perhaps being able to discern in him an honest, unselfish nature, in that akin to his own, wont with him to throw off the restraint of the politician and talk over things as with an old friend, “The shock has been a terrible one to him; he feels his death to be a deep por- sonal aflliction. “You are vight in supposing the Major Rathbone who was with us to bo the ‘Henry’ you knew in Albany. “We four” composed the party that ovening. They drove o our door'in tho gayest spirits, chatting on the way— and the president was received with the greatost enthusiasm. “They say wo were watched by tho assassins; aye, as we alighted froin the carringe. Oh, how could any one be so cruel s to strilie that dear, kipd,honest And when 1 think of that fiend ng hinsell in alone with us, my blood runs cold. My dress is saturated with blood: my hauds and face wero covered. You may imagine what u scone, and so all through that dreadful night, when we stood by that dying bed. Poor Mrs. Lincoln” wis, and is, almost crazy. “Henry narrowly escaped with his life. The knife was struck at his heart with all the force of a practiced and powerful arm; he fortunutely parried the blow and received a wound in his arm, extending along the bone from the eloow nearly to the shoulder. He con- cenled it for some time, but was finally carried home in a swoon, the loss of blood had boen 80 great from an artory and veins severed. He is now getting quite well, but cannot yet use his arm, “I hope you will pardon mme this dreadfully 1oug lettor. 1 did not realize Low much T was writing. [ have becn | quite ill, and have as yet answered | scarcely any of the numerous letters I have d in the last two weeks. # ¢ » Jiver yours sincerely, CLakA H, Hauws,"” | Kansas Qity THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES. OMANA. DURLINGTON ROUTE Depot 10th & M Loave | on_ sta.| Omahn. Arriv Omah Obicago Voestibuls Ex Chicago Mail, (hicaio Locai Denver Yestibinle Fx. Lincoln & Concordia Lo'l Colorada Matl | Chioago Fast Mali Expross. m Kansas City Expross. 9:00 p " &MV, R I |Arrive Loave 15th & Webster ata.| Gmana. | Omahs 3:00 p ™ 6:00 p m 0:4 & M D N0 A m pm| 840 & m fHlack Hills Expross Hastings & Suparior ix Lincoln & Wahoo Pass. | 10:13 & m| 6:10 p m David City & York Pass | 10i15.am| 6:10 p m Norfolk PAss 1015 m| 510 p m Fremont Pass 840 p m) 1': 18 noon RIOUX CITY & PACIFIC| Arrive | Leave Depot 15th & Webster sta.| Omaha. | Omahs. 8. Panl Gimited., . 5 p m C.RE P M. & 0. 1" Toave | Arrive Depot 15th & Webster sts| Omana | Omaha 100 p m Emerson Accommodatn b L8R Jakiand Accommod Ty Pl Limitod m s [ *K¥lorenc | m +Florance or.... m +¥1 Passengor. *Daily Excopt Sunday, tSunday Only H MISSOURT PACIFIC, | Depot 15th & Webster sts.| 8ioux City Expross O 10:30 & m Nignt Kxpress Q. R.T. & P, Depot 10th and Marcy sts. Des Moines Accommod'n| Night Express,. b C.& N.W.R. R Depot 10th & Maroy sts.| Omaha. 0:15 & m) 3 WABARI WRSTERN. Depot 10th & Marey sts. No. 8 8. L. Bxp. Dally. UNION PACIFIO Depot 10th and Marcy sta SOvorland Fiyer. Rt Kxpres oavor RXpress. .. *Kansas Oity, Lincoin & Beatrice Kxpress o f@rand leland Rxpress apiiiton Dassenger <Dally. = DALY Excent Sunday. 0, M. 88T. PAUL. Depet 1ith and afarcy sts. No.2, No. 4. 0:00 p m) SUBURBAN TRAINS. Westward. : Runoing between Council Bluffs and Ak bright. In addition to tho statlons mentlon trains stop ot Twentieth and Twenty-fourth streets, and at the Summit in Omana. Omaha THoutn deput Sheely. Omaha| 22 e oma BEESEaEES” 58 o EEERER) B Eexworsenmmnn= & 38322858 Omann | Omaba| Depot, & 238 ar. h2:aam ity 1 ~ COUNCIL BLUFKS. CHICAGO, ISLAND & PACIKIQ. Arrive. No. 1......0.9:15am No, 5. No. No, 2... No. 6.0 No. 4 b am 5 pin PAUL. 0) am 1 pin NCIL CHICAGO, A No. A No, 1. e KANSAS CITY, & COl A No, 2. 7am|A No, 8. A No. 4. 5 pm 1A No, 1 PAC A No10 a . 8 A No 7100 DA OMAHA & TS, A No, 8 L ASAPMIA No, 7120 m Adally; b duiyl except Saturdiy; C oxeopt Sunday; D excopt Monday; *fast mail, L8 am HT™ 8565 am -.0;00 pm —TH CHICAGO SHORT LINE Chicago, Milwa:i;: l8; St. Paul R'y, The Best Route from Omaha and Councll Bluffs to = THE EAST~—— TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFKS Chlcago, —AND— Milwauke St. Paul, Minucapolis, Codar Rapids, Rock Island, Freoporty Rockford, Clinton, Dubniue, Davenport, Madison, Janesville, Belolt, Winona, La Crosse, Aud all otber lmportant polnts & B atienst, ¥or (hroukh tokets call on the tisket agent ¥ arier Hlook: or t Dining Cars o the i line of the ¢ b i1 Paul I(aliway, a0d overy iiention s ukers Uy COuFLbOUR mployes OF the TWO are punon U 1o & 1 Awsiatant r. NV, Vashonker snd 1 General Passenger 10 Cont South Omaha, July 19, Sealod proposals will be roceivei ut eugluser's oflico by the commuity vinducts, #uroets and alieys uatil nooi Monday, July 22 1889, for grading @ strest from 24th strest to 2ia street. "Approximate esumute, 18,040 cubio yuras, oarch excavation, o cont #2,50. Vork 10 be completed within forly daya after a con- tract thorefor binds and takes ei All bids must be accompanisd by o cartified check for tores hundrod dollacs, said ciecks 10 Le re- n6d 04 a1l bids not Acespted Le rigat to reject way and all bids i ve. in clty aud speciications cAu be seen st the Mco K15 O, we Viaduola, ¥ireetd sud Alloye, aniaiie