Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 20, 1889, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES. OR RENT-—1 haye n_number of customers for bouses, 4 to T rooms:if you Want yours rented lisy wiih J. H. Parrotte, Rental agency, No advertisements will be taken for these columns after 12:30 p. m, Terms—Cash in advance. Adyertisements under tais head 10 co.. . jor Hne for the first Insertion, 7 cents for each sub- #equent insertion, and 81.50 por line per month, 0 advertisement taken for less than 25 oents for firsy insertion, Seven words will he counted to the iine: they must run _consecntively and must be paid in ADVANCE. All ndvertise ments must be handed in before 12:3 o'clock D, m, and under no circumstances wili they be baken or dlscontinued by telephoi Partios advertising inthese colu 8 and have Ing thetc nnswors aadressed in caro of Tk Ben will please ask for a check to enable them to get thieir lettors. as none will bedelivered except on resentation of check. All answers to a jsements should be enclosed in envelopes. Al ndvertisements in these colimna are pub- 18hed in both mornjug and evening edition of Tk BEE, the circulation of which aggregatos more than 18,000 papers daily, and gives the ad- yertisers the banefit, not nn(y of the city cireu- Iation of Tax BEk, but also of Counell Biutfs, Lincoln and other cities and towns throughout this rection of the country, BRANCH OFFICES, Advertising for these r:|nmll will be takem on the above conditions. at the following b e85 houses, Who are auihorized agents for THE ik special Notices, and will quote the same Fates as can be had at the main office. OLN . BELL, Pharmacist, 20 South Tenth r Room 21, Douglas blook. 5 Gorner 16th RENT-f-room Tfiat, \_and son, inder vinduct, 410 por mo..” CAll ay i Bt ™ {OR RENT—Chenp_to right parties, two 6 . second_and third floors of 1204 all modern jmprovements. Call 800-21) NTY/PHIER room hotel for ront, $80.00 per mo., loeated In Omalin; now full 6f Arst ¢laxy Foomiers: making 8.5 er mo, clenry furni- ture #40, worth #1,% from %50 to ¥00 cash, bal. as it fs made out of hotel, Co-Operative Land and Lot Co., 205 N, 16tn st, o6 21, Fm( RENTT rick houses on Park avenue, with all conveniences. Also nine room frame house on same street, with all convenlences: price §% to 847 per month. D. vV Kholes, 210 First National Bank a1 OR RENT—a firstciass dwelling with all niodorn conveniences, including stable, 2318 Capitol ave, Inquire of D.J.0' Donatoe. 1601 Farnam st. B (OR RENT -8-room house, all _convenience: paveq street, cable CArs And Within 5 min. utes’ waik of ,'0. N, Shelton, 1614 Farnan st. TOR RENT—7.room fiat, 85 per_mo. ahove The Fair, 1ith aud Howard, Inquire TheFair. OR R A nice f-room cottage with muny convenlences, (27 §, 17t ave; rent moderate, Adnly 624 8. 17th st ip OK RENT—-Neat cottage. £20 per month, F. Hurrison, Merchants National Ban {VTARE & EDDY, Stationers and printers, 113 South 16th Street. I H, PARNSWORTH, Pharmacist, 2115 Cum- « ing Street, W J. AUGHES, Pharmacist, 624 North 16th o Stroet. BO. WV, PARR, Pharmacist, 1500 St, Mary's Averine, UGHES' Pharmacy, 2208 Farnam Bt, Tele- phone No, 32, SITUATIONS WANTED, OUNG man well educated desires a situ tion to study pharm ; speaks Euglish and Aerwan. Address K 5 Bee, 04 214 ANTED—Bituation as clerk by young man newly arrived from England. ~Address Bee, 691 21° J ANTED-Tiy o young man of ton years' i experience, situation In any kind of whole- snle business. Address 28, see. 0j POR RENT- and furniture for sale. I, Agency, cor. 16th_and How; JOURNISHED or unfurnished house for rent X in Park Torrace. opposite Hanscom park; All modern convenisnces. Inquire Nichol, 5th and Leavenworth. OR RENT—A detached $room house, ail modorn zonven ces. Enq. 62 Capitolave' & 8. Loan & Rental rd sts. 1 TrOR RENT-TEro0m brick dwelling, “all con voulences, b blocks from P. O 216 N. 10th st. bl 'ELY farnished front room for rent, at 1811 Capitol ave. 07 22! FPYWO rooms with oF _without board for ger temenprivato family,referonces. 1413 Dodio JONOLISHMAN aced 10, wants re-engugomer: L by July 28in private family: can take care gf otsies and cows: good refersnces. Addross i3ee oftice. a0t NTED—Situation by man experienced fn igrain, coal, lumber, and implement trade, ousiness’ can be'made lively. Address box 20, Underwood, In. g1 ANTED—Situation by an experienced cut- tor, good referencas given, Audress tne yide Awake,"” Norfolk, Neb, -~ 482 XPERT accountant wants compiicated. % Dooks and partuership matters to st BDadress © 65, I3ée. 7 ANTED—A first class coat_make YV . H. Peterson, Friend, Neb, ANTED—Agents of either sex to sell our £0048 iu Omahaand Council Biufs, Goods © raro and sell at sight. No competition. Ball 8t room 4 Aroade hotel, this morulng 0l ANTED—Agents to soll our goods in Oma- Tia; good new and rare and sell atv sight, dny, o Arcadoho [ NTED. “must boy: must go to work at g in tho morning. Apply Bes mail 714 197 m ut Y o'clock, st IRST-class vlumbers wanted. Apply Gra- ' ham_Park, 516 Leavenworth st. 674 20t 2 ANTED—Several men with small capital 0 buy territory: profits from 100 to 300 per gent. Callat Hotel Derby from 10, m. to i p, . to-dny. W, 686-10% 7 ANTED-~Two men with falr_education to act as connty managers. Deposit of $25 required. Salary §15 to 8100 per month, Call or &ddress, Davis & Shuhian, 549 Ramge block. 663 21 ‘ 7 ANTED—Bread bakers. Stoady work to sober, industrious men. Garneau Cracker Co. Sid G g W ANTED-A sood cook at N. Jonon’ iuneh counter, 2023 Cuming st o510 men for oom 17, VW ANTED=A man who has had experience in the chattle loan business; must be well acquainted in city and give best of reference Address E 19, Bes oftice. B34 WANIED-Men with fair education and plensing address to solicit; deposit of 32 reqnired: saiary 86 and 475 per month. Call on or address C. L. Boylon, room 511, st Nat. bank. €5 100 NT in tho grocery business, 1603 10th st. 9421 EN to travel for_the Fonthill Nurseries of Cavada, Wo pay 380 to 8100 & month wnd expenses to agents to “sell our Canadian grown #tock. - Ad. Stono & Wellington, Madison, Wis. TANTED—At once, thiree yor light, stemdy work. ~ 220 N. lith, NTED—Raiirond Inborers, rocknien and track layers for Washington Territor: 00d Wages and steady work, at Albright fabior Agency, 1120 Farnam st. o2 “ANTED—A good ofice man 1o go o must (nvest £4,500; must be a good busine Address the Geo. 8. Cline o, 815 to 321 Wabash ave., Chicago, I1l. ANTED— Ruilfoad faborers for new work in Wyoming. Tewmsters, whesler holders, pick and shovel men, and rock and tunnel men. teady work and good job, For transpor apply at Albright's labor agency, 1120 Fa st., Omalia, k) 7 ANTED—825 weekly representative, or tomale, in every community. le; household necessity: sell at sight; no peddling: salary paid proniptly, and expenses advancoed. Fuli particnlars and valuable sample case PREE, Wo moan JUst What wo say: addre at once, Standard Stiver ware Co,, Boston Mafs NTED--FEMALE HELP ANTED—Chambermaid Doran house nd Howard (" ANTED el for work, Kl general house- uth Tsth st, ks )~Woman to clewn anoffice daily After6p. m. Apply Jos, Garnean Cracker i T onornl housework. - W. and California sts. ‘W';N'l'i-:n—( 0od _girl VY ork. 101 Burdette, ‘V.\ —15t-class cook, ton, 2ith ave, A AN Woinan good launare sawe Lotel, in Ke T ANTED—Grl for M. Yntes, 8 w cor Nouse. 70 203 Mrs. W. A, P ol 620 o for Tiotol, #i 508,84 uud 334 waitrekses for cariiey, 818; cook for oflicers' family, 20; cook awd second cook in same._ fam- ily, 84 éach’; nurse girls, kichen girls and 2) for general housework, Mrs, 14 B, (e, 13 eneral housework; 87 o3 ook and uundress, nam o, « (GInLwa erman, for lousework, fam- Xily of 3. Mrs. . W. Van Cott, Park ave and Jackson st S sadadd V1 Jak) VWV ANTED-A Nu. ) tomalo vastry cook, Cos s Hotel, 1] ‘\‘\mw' At (02 Park ave. & competent _Y¥ nurse girl or woman, B0 W ANEED--A wowan, good cook aud laun- dress; 2 in fanlly; wages i per weok, 1009 Californta. 425 ANTED=Gorinan girl to o cooking_sud wishing, best of wages paid. Inquira J, . Brandels, 124 8 1Wth E) TED—(i1rl 10 ao_sacond work and take care of child three yrs old; none but com- Retent neod wppys Gernian prelorzed. "4 Bt Ary's ave W EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS. ALE employment oflice, girla wantea,or- 5 wanted. Mrs, Hinale, 316 Atter September 10 by youlg married cou- Address E 13, lice oilice. = 65 8. 17th, 20 w7 i) BESSMAKING to do in fumilie: __BOARDING. ~ FORRENT--HOUSES. A:ROOM house. 516 Willlam: basoment, 811 8 Zith st. New d-room 0 215 H, s . for rent POl RENT—7-room flat. Lange block, (12 & Tt k. s § JIC ILEN A Rixeroom U per moutl, buliding, N oF. Of 10tk aBa M. first floor; aming. 71l 2 7OR HENT-Nicely farnished rooms with Donrd in private family. 207 Farnam st. 503 8, 18¢h st 681 19+ 01 RENT—Suite of 3 roon man and wife; car line; 2622 Fuen ISHED rooms for ront at JQURNISHED room with bath for two gentle-, men, third flor. Cor, 20th and Lexyenworth 50 101 JT. D bodge; spec ropean hotel, cor. 1itn and al rates by week or month 805 OR RENT-—Furnished room with or without boards 1611 Douglas st. 590213 outh front roowm with nlcove, fur- ished or unfurnished, gas, . bath, cool, pleasant location, largo yard, private ‘famil 2512 Chieago st 0 19t JQOR RENT- Tleasant sonth room first cluss board, gentleman only, Douglas. 3 Frumsfmb Tooms with all_modern con- veliionces, for gerntiemen only, 1) Dodye st Fu‘u‘ WENT—Furnished rooms. 2209 Dodge. L JOURNISHED room for rent aftor June 3. I 24 Burt st 1 GO0V roon with bath. PV()lmENTAIlovm. 1@ Howard. witn 10 ARGE furnished alc nodern improvementa. 519 8. 25th st. rlors front and on first modern coveniences. 1603 TWo All NOR REN'L floor, Douglus, o SRR J1UELY furnished rooms, board if des gas, bath electric bells, ‘etc. 1600 Doug man. 1 'FORRENT--ROOMS UNFURNISHED 7 Dodge st. OR RENT— unfurnished rooms suitable for house Keeping. modern improvenient to family without children, 1704 Webster Price $I¥, JROR RENT—Over atove store, 121 Howard t. _Inquire at store 05 o e FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. 7OR RENT—The corner room under the Ne- braska National bank will_soon be for rent, ilio Equitable Trust Co. removing to larger quart Tho space i3 about double that occupled b: the C. Q ticket office. The foor is tiled and tiie foom cun bo made desirable for a K. K. ticket or broker's oftice, for purticulars appY atbank. 652 (J0UD desk room for life or fire msurance Xagent to rent cheap. Best lccation, Address, 20, Boe, o 19 TORE for ront, southeast cor 12thand Dong- las st. 8. Lehman. 2 TOR RENT Store and fixou entire building; o the city. 1316 Farnam st. s for sale; the o of the bust locations in Apply to A. Poluck, 408 F[\0 RENT—Desirable warahouse room on track.” Apply to C. W. Kelth, 7l4 Pacitlc St 4 brick bullding with riy occupied by The The build- [OR RENT—The 4 stors or without power, for; Bee Publishing Co., §16 Farnan st. ing %a a tire proot cemonted basement, com- lete stoam hoating fixtures, water on all the loors, gas, etc. ADDIY at the oftice of The leo. JOR RENT—Stores and living 5ooms on Curi: ing st. Also house on Cass st. Harrls, room 41, 18t Nai. Daui, 20 FFIGE=Te ront, Furisied clegntiy of unfurnished. Bushiian block, N. K. Cor. 16 and Douglas. [t} OR RENT—5iore and 4 living rooms in your, all newly papered: good locution for krocoryor feed store; §18 per miouth. ALply at oncd, C. ferchanes Nat. biik. IOR RENT-2 floors tront half Bemis byild- fngg, power, lieat, electriclight. Inquire offico of Bemis Omaba Bag C 167 Jyill ~ MISCELLANEOUS, ,"\DIEF. Attention! Madam Guerotto's Goiden Specific, fox niale weakuess, office hours 8 to 10a, 1., cont sultation free. 160§ Dougla 412005 Tnmfim]& taught as an art_ by Geo, K. Gow lenbock. - Appiy at loe ofice. i) Y ES—Tue old rollablo Rental agency is still running, »upsn_vlug all that come with houses, Hats and stores. J. H, Parrotte, Room 21, Douglas block, AL TMBRELLAS ind parasols covered wnd ro pafred, 21 8 15th, Boyd's opera nouse block, 00 store. It Dafor, 900 1o sl hamb, attels and (‘ LLATERAL Bank, 312 8, 1ith s Jof Commerce. Leans money on o articles of value, O ey '[ PHOISTERING, draping and repairing, Mattresscs made ovel Firs t class work, Reasonable prices. R. Lehmany, :!l‘.; N' “‘lll. 707 fv2is LOST ‘s gold watch on Park ave., orgla ave., with monogr ard will b paid i return Nebraska Savings bank. W06 203 QTRAYED -From 1010 Corby st., & black bird Pdog, tag No, 1515 tiberal reward.J. L. I ":l;lh-y E OST-§ reward for information that will Jiend 1 the conviction of thief who stolo the red Irish setter from my residence ol Lowe iy The dog wore hicense tag No, é hy coilar, .7 Lindsey. OST English Mastff. Keturn to 408 L block and zet rewanl. Span of black mare ) eachh, about 7 years old. ore, Florence, Nob, mules, Samuel PERSONAL. YV ANTED=Tho addreas of A. B M alo ln He 15 wanted to settle estate of dece s sed wother. Address J. W. Mulcolm, Hosev fils, Warren Co, 111 a9 0 J OV Printing” Chase & Eddy, R N 138 10th seimandiey Y ] B, Porcaval of Calliornia, 1600 Douglas fortails the fature. Ladios ad gentiemen. 204wk STORAGE a: low rates a Oniabia Auc 2015 RACKAGE storage at lowest rates, W. M. Bushman, 1811 Leavenworth. o0 RANCH & Co., storage, 1211 Howard, .B 0., Btorage, - ITORAGE and_forwarding, We colloct and A Jdelivergoods of all descriptions, merchandise, farmiture and baggage at cheapest rates fof storage for any length of time, Vans and wagons to be had at shertest notice, with care- fal men for moving. Packing and shipping from our own warerhouse done on moderate charee. Merokandise louded and unioaded. Warehouse on our own tracks, Office 217 8, 14th 3 telephona 114 Howell & Co, "0 ~ CLAIRVOYANT _ DR, NANNIE V. Warren, clairvoyant, med cal and business medium. Female diseases A specialty. 119N 16th st. rooms 2 and 3. 805 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING TANDARD Shorthund Schiool, Paxton Bk, Msuceessor ;o Valentine's) tho largest exciu sivo shorthand school in the west. Teacners are verbatim reporters. Particular attention paia to typewriting. Mechanical construction of machine taughtly tacrtoy expert. Circulars ()VAHA Business College, cor. 16th and Capl, tol ave. Shorthand -The largest and most successful shortland department in_the state. dard nethods taught. Munson's revised spectalty. Call o write for terms, WANTED TO BUY. VW ARTED-Tobuy a horse,buggy and larness or horse and will rive for same n 1st m't'g note s ted on a lot, due 1n monthsy per cont int, C . 8,205 N 16th, Room 1, up stairs e 606 31 W ANTED “To buy country bank in Draska or interest aking active part. dress full particulars, £, Bee, 8712 \" ANTED—A high counte railing, . 1, lende ton Bik. VW ANTED-Furnitur housaliold goods of n Auctlon & Storage Co.. 1121 F FOR SALE--MISGELLANEOUS YOR BALE-53in. Columbia light roadster Dicycle, cheap. ~Address F. T. M., Omaha Wheel Club. TI2 214 No- Ad- with or without n, room 400, Pax- 468 carpots, stoves apd kinds, Omaha nam 908 g sate and sound, price $140. Address 06 offi 679 15% mall stock of cigars and tobac- oi good location; cheap. Apply at 61 10t 8. s OR SALE—Bet of baker's tools complete, cheap for casn. Inquirs 1732 8 17th st. 646-10-+ JOOR SALE—A fine soda fountain, with shelf, in good running order. Apply F. Doss, 1017 Davenport. 627 203 0Lt SALE—Handsome Mexican parrot wnd cago; will trade for bedroom set, 808 8, 10th. 30 21 JOOR SALE_Furniture of large house, ove room rented. First-class location, Parties leaving city. A bargain. Address B8, Bee SALE—Carpets «nd lease of the best lo- d cottage In Omaka, ‘Very low reut, “VIHE Canfleld M'{'g Co. belngabout to move L will séli 1 first-class 4-horse-power engine and boiler at X actual value, 208 Donglas st. _ABSTRACTS OF TITLE, TMIDLAND Guarante & Trust Co 1014 Far. nam,Complete abstracts furnished andtitles torenl estate examined,perfocted & guarantood. . hors commert mortgage notes bought at fair rates: all bust ness transacted confdential. Collateral L P 0om 20 Douglas blocky monoy to loan on real estate at lowest ratet) TLOANS an improved and uminproved prop orty at low rates. Odell Bros. & Co. Ji2 lich noney, lowest rates. fi) 1ARRISON 108 TR ESIDENCE LOANS 6% to f por cont, ditional charges for commissions o attor- noys'fees. W, L. Meikle, First Nat ounk bld'g. N Y to loan on furnifure, horses, wagons, A¥L etc., or on any approved mecurity. J. Hobbin, 141134 Varnam strest. Paxton hotel. qmeinmu. Toom 210, First Natl bank, boforo O making yourloans. 20 ONEY to loan on_real estate security, at lowest rates. Before negotiating loans see Wallsce, 1. 310, lirown bldg, 16th & Douglas. 830 SIBINGER & PENNY. room &) Dougias block have money to lerid on chaité! security. 462 0] JEOPLE'S Financlul Exchange 'he fairest, quiotest and most iiberal money exchauge i tho clty; money loaned witnout delay or pub licity, y amount, large or small, at the f inierest, on any avallable se- ;loans may bepuid atany time or ro- newed at original rates 0. Bouscaren. Mgr. room 57, Barker block, 15tn and Farnam. IVIONEY—Lonns nogotiated at low rates with AMout delay, and purchase oods, commercial ser and mortgage notes, S. A. Sloman, cor Pith”ana karnam. 917 T EYSTONE Mortgage Co.—Loans of $10 to $1,000; got our rates before borrowing and savemoney; Iban on horses, furniture or any approved security, without publicity; notes boughtifor new ioan, renewal of old and low- ost ruteR callleas, Shesloy bl 1othsHoward st. INEUBASIA Morta. Lown Co. will mako you s loan on household goods, horses, wagons, land opnta acts, fine jewelry, or securities of any kind without publicity, at reasonable rates. Room 7, Rowley block, South Omaha, Rooms B1i-519, Paxton biock, Omaha, Neb, 2V loaned on furniture, hor wagons; rates reasonabls. City Lo 118 8. lith st., opposite Millard hotel. TLOANS mado on real estute nnd morigages Apought, Lewis 8, Reed & Co,, R 1, Boardof Trade. 023 DHILADELHHIA nish cheap east chase securities, their western offi 7, Board of Trade. ortgage & Trust O 108y 10 DOrrowe ot 130183, accopt loanis at Georigo W. P, Coates, room DUILDING and otherreal estats loans. W. M, 3 Hurtls, xooin 2), Frenzr Blook, opp. PG CAN make & few loans on first-class chattel L securities at reasonable rates, W, K. Potter, room 10, Barksr bk, 23 N ONEY ionned for 90 (0 or %0 days on mny kind or chattel security; reasonable inter- est; contidential, J. J. Wilkinson, 1417 Fur:mxu. room 411, First National bank. MONEY to Loan—Wo are rendy for sppiici- ML tions for 10ans in amounts_from §30 to 810, (00 on improy sstate. Full information as to rates. Lo promptly closod. Good notes will b prirclin by us. Call upon us or write. The McCague Investment Co. 913 M ONEY to loi on ages, 1m- Ml proved or unimproved property. zages bought and sold. Wallnce, room 310 irown building, 10th and Douglas. (] TDONT Vorrow monay on furniiure, horse \agons, ote, or collaterals until yon sce v National baaic bullding, ONEY to loan, Harrls . B, Jacobs, 411 ¥i BYILDING loans. D, V. Sholes, 210 Firat tional bank, ) ONEY to loan o #ny security tor short time, at low Tates. Lowest rates on personal property. Tho Henderson” Mortitugo Investment pany, room 40, Paxton block A" ~First-ciass inslde loans. Lowesi ‘all and see us. Mutual Investaent Co., K. 1 liark sth and Faroam. 92 500,000 t0 loan at 6 per cent. Linaban & Ma- honey, room 08 Paxton block. w2l MONEY to loau on horses. wagoms. mules, A um\ul\um*mdl, planos,organs, dikmonds, lowest rates, The iFst organized 16an oftice it the city, Make loans for thirty to three hun- drod ani sixty-five days, which can be puid in part or whole. at any tune, thus loweriug tne principal and interest. Oull and see us when Youu want money. We can assist you promptly wnd to your advsutage withou! removal o roperty or publicity. Money always on hand. o delay I making loaus, G, ¥. Hoed & Co. 198, 16th st., over Binghaw & Sons. 13 ONEY to loau; cash on haad; no delay. J. ALY, Bauire, 1214 Farnam st., First Natlouai bank bulding. @l sy mory lay. DY, Com- 00) loaas &t 10w rates and 1o de- o8, 10 First Natloual hauk. 1 Omaha or Douglas county real- ONEY to loan, O. E Davis Co., real estate MNEaR agents, 3 94 Fernn: s, 0% PrOFLES Financia’ ’Wrrm smail loans for lon®@ il shor est rates of {nterest, notes, enatcels ot all —Large and time, at low- onfeal estate mortgage nds, dinmonds, watches and Jewsiry. Don't faiPto'call it you want fair and ‘cneap accommodstions. . Bousoaren Mgr., Foom 6, IlarKer bl isth and Farnam, s DOyou wamt money* "It 8, _don't borrow before getting my rebes which are the low- est on any sum from 3L yp o #1M. 1 make loans on househbld goods, pianos, or- n8, horses, mules, Wiadds, warenouse recelpts, houses, lenses, etc., 1n ARy Amotnt, at the low est possible rates, Without publicity or removal of propeity. abiiS Loans can be made forane to six montns and FOU CAN DAY & PATL AL A1V time, redncing both principal and interest. )¢ you owe & balance on your furniture or horses, o have a loan on them, 1 will take it up and carry it for you as long ‘a8 yon desire, It vou need monay you will find 1t to your ad- vantage to see me before borrowing. 1. K. Mastors, room 4, Withnell bmldiag und Harney, @ BU SINESS CHANCES AWENTY-THREE room Thotel for rent, #50.00 Per mo., located in Omahia; now full of first class roomers: making §7 per mo. clear: furni ture $00, wortn §1,200; from &0 to §300_cash, balas it {s made out of hotel. Co-Operative Land and Lot Co., 205 N 16th & s 21 DOR SALI small capitaly Meyer, Y Nob, YV ANTE man with about $00 as partier in bakery business, doing A good counter trade. Apply on premisée, 1718 Nicholas,Omalia. a2 OR SALE—Saloon doing good business: lo- cation one of the bestin town, satistactory reasons for seliing. Inquire at South Omaha Liquor House, Soutn Omaha, 603 21¢ JOR SALE—One of the hest lunch countars in the city: business first class and estab- Kood reasons fors selling {onery and lce croam 3room hotel in one of Nevraska price $,000 for all, or $2,500 tobacco store, #150, 30 ity; splendid location. Gro- o the best in’ the city: meat market, &%), and other business chances. Co-OUp. Land and Lot Co., 205 N 16th st, 897 22 t market; requires very hest location In clty. G, D, 0 91 Y —Contractor to butla_houso_and furnish part materiu) for good residence lot. Addross, E m 7 3 ANTED--Partner in a small restaurant; everyihing neat. new and oloan: ladg pre- Capltal required 8130, Mrs. [rega, JROR RENT—Shae department, erockery de- partment, clothing department, book de- partment, jewelry department and grocery de- partment'in & large department store to be opened Augpst 15. Address K 27, Bee office. JBARUER shop and bath rooms for sale: zood Diocation and good trade; satisfactor sons given for selling, Lockbox 14, Fremont, Neb 610 25+ OR SALE—3 mterost in_a good paying gro- cery store in_ Lizcoln, about $1,000 required; thoso only who have the cash nood apply, | Ad- dress H, Bee office, Lincoln, Neb, 64l 23 GREAT bargain in Gordon, Neb.. s new rolier' mill for salo, 3 barrel capacity and rigged to make buckwlieat and rye flour, meal and chop feed: in a good wheat conntry and good market ‘for flour: * dwellings and barn with 1t; prico 5,000, Parties having prop- erty to trade need mot apply; mill has first- eputation J.Andreas. 642 alot and the | ervices of a competent young man in good paying business. Address at o, B 16, Tiee offico, 2 105 VW ANTED_Partnet ia restaurant in connoc- tion with hotel of #)rooms. Ad. I 21, e, JOR SALE—The Gotiiain_cigar store, Boyd's opera hiouse, with of Without Jobbing stook. Tocation the bust. Bz DRIVATE bank for. malo in_small town in Northeastern Nebrpska. Addreas D . B 420 2) FOR EXCHANCE. = oo — JTOCK “of general merchandise, I & good Diown in Nebraska, ‘good, clear stock $1L00), for 15 cash and balatice in land or city Property. 5,00 stock of hardware in an lowi town for'cash and layd or city property. Liv- ery stock and barn in’ clty for land_and some cash, Co-Op, Land aud Lot Co., 205 N 10th st. 616 21 TDRUG store to exklinnge for real estate, Honestecl, Grand Istand,Neb. 70124 o TOR exchangé ~A gaotl 1ot 1n Des Molues, Ta. for a wood fire proot safe. Address W. F. Nine, Des Moines, Tn. 2 W ANTto exchange 320 acres Kansas innd For §,000 to #4.000 drugs: will pay #1,000 to 200 difference in money. Box #3, Shenan- doah, la. 643-23) O_exchango—General stock merchandise; ing et land‘and monoy. Tox 76, Krankfort, nd. 5-251 ANTED—To_trade for a good plano. dress W. I\, Nine, Des Moines, In, 708-25 WV ANTED—To exchange ateam elevator with foed mill, in Lest graln section of north Missourt, 5060, Morton Co,, Kansas, farm 8,600: Adams Co., Ta., 4 ac hottom farm, With crops, on smiooth, nd, all fenced and improved, ,00: fheumbrance, #1,00); want chandise, dry goods or boots and shoes sior Land Co., 510 8, 15th st. Ad- NOR SALE or Ex v you to exchange for good nuimcumbered farms at cash value. Stringer & Penny. Dougla: (VASH and choice land chundise, Co-operative N. 16th st ¥ you want to make a quick sale or exchango of your property, list it with W, F. Nine. Des Moines, Ia. 0825 TOR EXCHANGF—A fine farm of 200 acres in Polk county, Neb., 4 miles from Clarks, Neb., to exchange for cattle: %) acres under culifvation, hofise, barn, wagon scales and good feed lot. Address . Oskamp, 2215 Web- ster st., Omaia, Neb, o TOR EXCHANGE—For desirable residence property in Omaba, any or all of following: 40 choice Tnside residence lots in Hastings. 100 lots in Lincoln. 840 acres hine rarmingland, Lancaster county. Fine residence property, Lincoln, Good rental property, Lincoln. Choice family resideiice corner, Los Angeles. A net residence propertyin Hanscom Place, Also some g00d MOTLEAK N0tes. Address, mving location and price of prop- erty, J. E.'B., cars Baum Iron Co., 1217 Leayon- worth, 30 JPOR EXOHANGI ~Au elogant tract of lnd ontaining 1) acres, in Autelope county, b., with ordinary mprovements. A ‘Guarter-section in Hand county, Dakota, partly improved, Eighty acres noar Council Bluffs, Ia. Houso and 1ot o South 16th st. Large amount of Ol Mountain and Petroltum Wil exchange for good company il stoc e Geo. operty or the erection of some houses, BT erakdoet, 15t National btk bullding, e PO EXCHANGE for Omaha property, one of the Test improved farms in lowa, only one mile from town of 6,00 innabitaats,” W. I K. & M. E., room 14, Chamber of Commerce FOR SALE--EAL ESTATE 0 Actual vilu® Flsids busiioss and rosl : the seventeaw |dus at half priceto first party comes, Wiyt clfor renson am in nsed of 13,500 cash. Great chifljce, Address 134, Hee. TU-RIRE MPHOVED farms And city lots for sale or oxchange for stocks of merchandise. First Nutional, R. E, Company, West Point, Neb. i 0482} TAOR SALE—Easy , Kountzo plac Two homes, eac 7 'E 013, aach $4,00). w0 homes, eich ¥-rbotfis, oach $3,010; Two howmes. each 15-rooms, each 87,001 Al with modern conyepience, All large value av thé Brice. All within a square of tho motor line. Don't loso these opaytbnities. For sale by the owner. W, T, Seaman, t sldo 60 5T, North of Nicholas st Omaha's largest var of wagons and car- OR SALE—Two of the best located trackuge lots, on the nortkh corner of 21st and | streets, size ) feot. For price and 0f the bwner, Edward Spel| i 215t stroed BUT-aldt SNAP—A G-room house and lot, city water, 1 nule trom P, (., 2 blocks from car,in Nortl Omaha, for $1,200; cash, §100; balance ‘on_time, Address, E 2. ffee office, G4 20F PP HE best money s wordh Of louse and 9t uow for sale in Omahais that wolch Iam now completing near Ztn st. on payed Wirt st in Kountze Iluce, 4 hedrooms, & parlors, dining room, k bath rooms, ¥ water olo sets, large’ Iaundry, stationary Wash tubs, furaa and coal rcom’ aud cellar, electric bells and speaking tube, 12 closets, ' Price oniy 87,000 on terms tosuit. Likewise a duplicate adfoining atsame price, W. T, Seaman, east sids [6th st north of Nicholas st.” Omana's largest variety of wagno and carriages ol {SEND for viat or Guller Disces” and wheu Pdriving for recreation follow the motor line voles on 16th st and Ames’ ave., snd see the wouderful lmprovements tliat have taken place Just arouud the barracks, and aber that Collier place 18 the key to the situation, Buy & 1ot now for the low price and &t the easy berms they are belng offerad, und We are satistied. One-tenth cash, bulance one 4o lve years. Me. Cague, opp, P. 0. e PTVIE finest drive in the city is ot Coltter MeCague. (CQME and see a8 and, neestigate soms ot the Jbargains we have to offer. Wo are continu, ally listing new properties, and “1f you don't 6 WAL Yol want, ask for it." We have merchandise to trade for land, W have s brick and tile tactory doing ® WhFivin business to exchange for western land. For sale lot 12, block 14, Stull's second addl- tlon wt & bargatn. Three new i-room cottages at Albright, with- in 10 minutes walk of terminus of Hourly dummy line, for sale on terms that Wil only be far rent, Anelevator property with large dwelling house, ata bargawn. Hlevator complete, witn horse-power, scales, office furnisued, eto. A fine opening for a practical grain deaier. Two fine residences in Poppleton park, on motor line: will be sold on easy terms. Houses and lots in All parts of Oniaha for salo and exenange, Fot exciange, for Omaha property,1,000 acres of school land Iease, in onie of the best counties in the state, A fiun residence property in Omaha View for sale at n bargain From 3,000 to 0,000 worth of first-class notes to exchangs for Omahn property. Merchandise to exchange for i cash and bal- ance western lands. This is one of the finest ovportunities ever offeree to convert land intn chll. Investigato thiy. For sale, ut & bargain, hotel and_livery barn, in & good Neoraska town. This is a fine open- ing for & practical hotel man. For exchange for Omahia property one of the Dest tarms in Rock county, Nebraskn, together with stock and machinery necessary 1o earry onthe place. 01 age and failing hoalth of the owner {s renson for' selling. A fine. Whoeler county farm, well developed, good soll, for exchang for Omaha property. 160 acres of wild Iand nenr a thriving eity. What have you to offer 28 cres of fine land in notthwestern Towa 10 exchange for Omahi property For &nloat a bargain, due Ot the best im- roved farms in Nebraska, owner Is going to eve the state I8 tha reason for selling, Wa have unsurpassed factlities for disposin of property, having some 50 agents scuttered over four or fivestates. List your propert with usif you wish a quick turn. W. R E & M. E., room 14, Chamber of Commerce, " telo- Phions 140, i) FJYHE motor 1ine is built to Collier piace, The Belt line runs near Collier place. The K, E. &M. V. R. R, stop all_passonger trains at Ool- ller plice. The horse car line will soon reach Collior_place. Hest addition in the city, Price $400 to 31300 Per lot, one-tenth cash, balahce oue to five years. McUagus, opp. £, 0. % W B liuve special good bargains in a fow lots: also offer to exchange for clty and farm property. Wo represent farms and lands in nearly all states west of Chicago. Wo call spectal attention to the Maxwell land grant in Southern Colorado and_Northern New Mexico, whero the bost investment in roal estate is to be made. Call and seo Excelslor Land Co. 8. 15th 8t,, Omah 052 1 FOOR SALE—Now 8 room house, with barn, near Hanscom Park. Kasy terms. Jos. P. Megeat! 514 Farnam, 34 tloor. 638 23 JEE Hutchinson & Wead, 1324 Douglas for Decheap tomes in Walnut or Orohard Hill: ' splendid opening in_furniture busines ral stock, 2 grocery stocks. [FTY CENTS on the dollar bargain to any one with $1,00—a lot fronting on L street, outh Omana, just west ot viaduct, which must be sold. Price s too low to advertise, D. D. Smeaton, Barker block, Omaha X cres farm land in Merric Co., Neb., 1 mile from depot;: all 1enced and unniie water; cholce; ensy terms. Address F. 8. Bartlett, (R {OR SALE—Do you want a choice farm 10 miles northwost of Omaha? If so, 1 have t what will suit you, and can be bought at 3 per ncre below fts value. The aboye named farm contains 275 aci of the fi land in the state, all enclosea with good barb wire feuce; the buildings and orchard thercon are in first-cluss condition. Two good wells furnish al The very low price of $10.00 per acre should command” a ready purchaser. #t me drive you out and show you this farm, G. J. Sternsdoril. Heai Estate, Loun 1 E change Broker, Rooms 317 and 315, Bank Buliding. Telephone 464, UYa home in the center of the city, on monthiy payments. 1 will sell youa lotin Aldine square, vuild a hot of any kind, worth trom #1200 upwards, and you can pay for it monthly, quarterly or yearly. Aldine square 18 on (Grace stre between 221 and 23d streets; it has all the advintages such s p sewerage, water, g nd is a first-class loc t 1601 Farnam street and see plan D. J. 0'Douahoe, g Gall of buildings and get figures. VW Egun efter for sulo for the next few duys tho following fine” propertios; A f-room house in Improvement Assocfation add ., with Dbarn and other out door improvements. " A lot in Oklahoma add.: 1 in Rogers' add.il in Cleveland Place; 4 lots in Rosalind Place. W. It E. & M, Ex., Room 14, Chamber. of Commerce; telephione 1340, E L PBARGAIN—Part of the DLk Kimbull estate, 50 teet on 18th street running through to 17t ave. One lj-room house, all modern o fences, and two -room houses. Total re #1,36) per year; price $13,00). M. A, Upton Company, ifth and Farnam. 97 +Chase & Eddy. 113 S16th st. 210 abt AL blanks. OR SALE—Business corner, $0.000. C.F. Harrison, Merchants National Bank. 155 Y EGORS:, Getou to theso bargains! = $1,000 buys full east front lot with seven room house and furnace in Hanscom place. Do you believe it? 814,000 buys a house on Park avenue with tull lot, that is finer than silk, and elegant through- out. You cannov guess how nico this 1s. #1100 buys a good four room house and full lot in north part of the eity; also for $1,000 in northwest part of city. 1 can sell you honses and lots from &5.000 down to 3% and_can sult you in any part of the clty. No trouble toshow £oods, even if it 1shot. Callin and get a good ride, if nothing moro, D. V. Sholes, 210 First National Bank, 10 acres fenced, I o, Atiins, owner, ratiroad nidg. Deuyer, Col. NITE factorles within easy roach of Coliter place will employ a large force of men. Se- cure & houre and enjoy lite, Price of lots 00 o 2,200, one-tenth cash. Send for plat. Mc- Cague, opn. P. 0. 930 BARGaNs, Lots 2 and 3, block 8, Walnut Hill, 8000 for the two, #15) casl, balance to suit. Lots 1} and 15, block 2, Mount Douglas, 400 eachi. Thesel ots lie Just west of Armour’s packing house, and cost $10) each two years ago.” Stringer & Penny, room 2, Douglay bik. OR SA LE—On long time and easy payments, handsome, new, well bullt houses of 8, 9 and 10 rooms. Al convéniences,good neighhorhood : pived streets: street cars and within walking distance of P O. Nathan Snelton, 1014 Farnani OR SAL,E—Beautiful $room house, ail mod- orn iimprovements, including sploudid fur- nace, near Hanscom park, best_location in tho city for school.church and stroet car privileges: price 5,00 C.'¥. Harrison, Meichants Nationai bank. L of the two house and lot 1 offering on Georgla avo. north of vonwortn, 18 now sold and occupied, be- cause of my very low price. The south house of the two stlll remains ‘& bargaln open to sombody. First comer, first served, To be ap- preciated it needs to be examined internally, 1 positively wili not rent it, though several tines offered_ 0 per month. 'Price, on very easy terms, 85,00, W. T, Seaman, east side {6t st., north of ‘Nicholas &t, Omaha's largest of wagons and carriages DOR BALE-—Thoe finest residence in Orchard Hill can be bought at uctual cost: owner leaving town: louse has 10 rooms with bath. room and every modern convenience, lov 80x13) all odded; large parn and uice snads troes: fact u portocs ome; cull and et us slios this, Arnold & Co., ioom 527 Paxton hlo: SALE—Lots in Stowarg Placa on Lowe Metropolita Cable passes property. m house ‘and barn, Hanscom Place. "2 5 and lots on Cuss’ st. on easy lerins. Harrls, room 411, 1st Nat, Bank, 204 (CONTINUOUS sidewale to Colllor plac; Get prices and terns McCague, [ Dissolution Notice, JOTICE is hereby given that the copartner- hip existing between E. K. Ballard and Lew Pixley, under tue tiem uame of Hallard, Bixloy & C0.. commsslon business, 1s aissolved by niutual consent; Lew Pixley r ing. E. It Ballard assuming all fndebiedness of the firni and collecting all outstanding debts due sald tirm, 1. 1 BALLARD, WPIXLEY Omaha, Neb., July 16th, 1 Jyiidigr ir- Notice to Contractor: Rock and earth excavation and tunnelling— ealnd proposals will be received at the offica of the Compauy, i Ogden, Utah, uutil noon, July #oth, 1k, for the construction of the upper twalve 1alies Of the Hiear River Canal from the bead works on Bear Hiver, Hox Elder County Utan, in accordance with' plans, profiles aid speciiications on file {1 the oftice of the engnesr in charge at Ogden. "ITie unotnt of work to be contracted for fn the first section 18 approximately as follows, 220,000 cubic yards 8olid rock 19,000 cubic yards loose rock. 1,428,080 cublo yards earth, 13200 linear foet tunnelling, Uontraciors will be required to give & sutl ent pond for tho faithful performance of the Contracts awardod then The company reserves the right te veject any and all bi saiy FRED, MATHYAS, dugineer i chary THE REALTY MARKET. —— B JNSTRUMENTS piaced on record during yestorday. Omaba Real Fstate & Trust company to F M Finch, lot 4, blk 7, Saunders & Himebangh's Morint Plensant sddition, Chatles Patne o 8 it flenedict, und i ot B0 ft on Plerce street No %1, w d. o Patrick Scnlly and wife to J D Marphy, 108 23, blk 17, Scully's add, wd,. ... ... © F Fahs, to 1t R Carpenter, lot 10, bik 3, South OUmaha, w d.. . .. G W Shields and wife to J C OQowin, wii nW 86 301613, W ..o E W Nash and wifo to A W Lemish, lot 8 onplat by B W Nasn, wd......... ¢ A H Homan and nusband to Cartle Stev- ens, w i lot 17, plk 1, Orchard Rill, wd, Sonth Omahia Tand company to 'M R Shelby, lotd Bik 18, Soutn Omana, w d Omaha KHeal Estate & Trust company to L, 8 Flesher, lot 0, blk b Saunders & Himebangh's add to Walnat Hill, w d J € Cowln nnd wife to F M Croft, lot 14, sw nw 13-15-13, q © d. William Wallace, tr,to Louts Crombie, lot A, bik 76, Omaha, w d o Louls Cromibie to Charles Corbett, lot 6 LIk 76, Omaha, wd M E Hall and hishand o W 1 Robifnson et al, frreg tract in nw se 6-14-13, g ¢ 4. Mutual Investmont company to 8 P Bost- wick, n 30t 1ot 17, bik 9, Shull's 2d add, wa W H Ru ol and Wife to Tenjamin Woi- buupter, lot 3, Stanton Place, Wd......c JJ McCabe andl wife to, Gate City Land company, lot 7, blk “B," Prospect Place, W, . @ FRaff and wife to T Jutter, Tot 8, bik 40, Albright's Choice, w d.... Chatics Weymuller to R Van Gilder, lot 5, blics, Linwood Park, wd..... Fred Wormuller to R Van Gildor, Tot 7, bIK b, Linwood Park, w Reka Van Gilder and husband fo M 1D M Malchien, lot 12, bk 7, Albright's An: nex, aud iots 6 and 7, bik 6, Linwood Park, W d... ... siise : Reka Van Gilder and husband " to M D3 Malehien, lot 2, bik 13, Clitton iiill, A F Shaw to ) & Van Gilder, 10t 2, bix 18 CULLon HUL W deviiieestveesnanins Twenty.two transfers........... Building Permits. The following par.aits wero Issuol by Building Inspector Whitlock yesterday: James Redwick, two-story frame resi- dence, Fortieth ana Davenport.. . | D. Kenuedy, two-story frame residence, Farnam and Forty-second.. . 4,500 Two permits SOUTH OMAHA NuEWsS, W. A. L. Gibhon dn the Street Cars. ““What are your views asto the street rail- ways in South Omaha, Mr, Gibbon?" am pleased to learn that the electric motor and the consolidated companies are coming ito the magic city. It will greatly facilitate the traflic between tho two cities.” “What about the proposed routes' “Of that I am not fully posted. I presume they will first come so as tocatch the passcn- ger travel which is now done by the Union Puacitic susurban train. Todo this they will naturally come out Twenty-fourth to N west, on N to Twenty-seventli. This route will accommodate the greatest numbor, and that is wnat the street cars are after.” “Do you think they will run west over the Qand L streets viaducts ! “Ultimately, yes; particularly over the Q stroet, us thera is quitc a population over there. Still, that is a business matter for street car companies to determine. It would hardly be just toask them to extend the line beyond where it would be profitable.” “Is therc not n combination in the council that will insist upon the motor running over viaduets at once” “Such, is in imated, but I do not believe it. The city council are, as a body, honest men, who aim to do what is for the bost. Wo want better passenger accommodation from the business center of South Omahu to Omaha now. The future will take care of outlying districts. The council will not cer- tainly oppose a thing mamfestly so proper.’ The Twenty-fourth Street Ordinance. 'Most certainly do I favor the 1ssuing of a certificate to the election of Dr. Mercer's motor company,” said one ‘of the leading spirits in the city council, “providing that the company will give us necessary bonds or cvidences of good intentions to show that it will lay tracks, equip and continuously ov- erate the street car raillway to points to ic- commodate & majority of South Omaha's citizens. To give u certificate, without any- thing to bind the company to construct to any particular point or operate the samo, looks to me as if it_were merely for specula- tive purposes, and I believe it wonld so im- press the citizens of this city. To give this cortificate to Dr. Mercer's company now would not only be for speculative purposes, but would keep any other company from coming in the city on Twenty-fourth atreet, the best territory from A to N streets. What we want is a company to build at once and oporate street railway line to accom- modate the citizens. I think the instructions to the committee of the council, requiring Dr. Morcer’s Motor company to give a $10,000 bond that it will have a line laid and in oper- ation to H street within mnety days, 10 Q strect within six months, and to Thirty-third street within nine moaths, cmmently fair and just—as fair to the company as it 13 just and protective to the city und citizens.” Magic City Pleasure Club. ng was held Thursday evening, at halland the Magic City Pleasurg club was organized. . 'I'he officors are: Presi. dent, Cornelius P, Hogan; vice president, Reed Darnell; treasurer, Andrew J. Don- nelly; secretary, James H. Fleming; Messrs. J.J. Douahue, D. D. Donovan and George J. Seltzer were appointed on resolutions. Daaighters of Rebekah Soctal. Alpha lodge, No. 44, Daughters of Re- belkah, has arranged for a social Weanesday evening, August 7. Messrs. H. Heyman, Ziba Crawford ana Claude L. Talbot have Dbeen appointed onthe reception committee, and Messrs, Rudolph Huartz, John H. John- son and William A, Anderson will attend to the music. Barn Robbed. W. W. Lyons, residing near St. Bridget's Catholic church, found that thieves had broken in_and carried away valuablo har- ness, without leaving any tract to detect then, U. P. Depot Robbed. Burglars got into the Unign Pacific depot, Thursday evening about § o'clock, and broke open a chest, rifling it of valuable tools, There are no traces of the thieves, Notes About the City. ghter born to Kmanuel Roberts, Born—To Mr. and Mrs. E. A, Frederick- son, u girl. David Hoban smiles over the arriy twin boys at his home, Miss Tula Grace, of Avoca, lows, is the guest of Miss Swiss L. ott. Hermann Trenicell, after a jaunt to his old home iu Bad , and over continental Europe, r iday evening. The Blue Stars of Omaha and the Sobot- kers will play & game of base ball in tho Third ward park Sunday afternoon. Colonel J. (. Holt, the temperanc ame over from Council Bluffs £ri- day and spent the day with friends here, A dance wili be given in the hall on “Wwen- ty-fifth strect Saturday evening, the by Mrs. Anna Ryan and Miss Nora Gooley. Alphouso P. Hough, aged sixtecn, died Friday afternoon of inflamwmation of the bowels. The funeral will take piace Sunday from the residence of his brother, in the Fourth ward. The interment will' be in Luurel Hill cemetery Messrs. Johnston, Melcher and P. Rourke met Dr. Mer, lday afternoon, and while the doctor would not comply with the in structions of the city council, ho was willing to give the $10,000 boud, aud gave th D~ mittee @ petition to tho couucil different from the gue formerly presented. ven Thursday evening was of the best managed and most pleasant social gatherings held in the city this sum- wer. The ladics were 1008t successtul in en- tertaming their fricnds, and the wusic fur- nished by the Union Stock Yards string band gave excellent satisfaction, All there were well pleased. A duy An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT is oply put up in large two-ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped bands, and all skin erup. tions. Will positively cure all kinds of piles Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OIN MENT. Sold by Goodinan Drug cempany at 25 cents per box—by mall 30 cents, THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES. OMAHA. 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Des Moines Accommod'n’ 0:00 p 1 Atlantic Express......... ‘ i b m Fast Vestibuled Expross 0:30 & 1 Night Express.. ... | *9:15 ;00 & 2 C.& N.W.R.R. Depot 10th & Marey sts, Arrive Omaha, Chicago Bxpross, Daily.. Fe Amited, Daily B ““The Fiyer." ‘Daly.......| WABASH WRSTERN. Depot 10th & Marcy sts. No. 8 8t. L. Exp. Daily, UNION PACIFIO Depot 10th and Marcy sts SOverland Flyer.... .. Pacific Express sDenver Express. . 1. *Kansas City, Lincoin & Toatrice Kxpress..... $arand Tsland Kxpress.. SPapiliion Pussengor..... *Dally. Daily’ Excopt Sunday. 0., M. &ST. PAUL. Depat 10th and Marcy ats. e No. 2. No. 4. No. 1 No. SUBURBAN Westward. Running betwesn Council Bluffs and Al bright. In addition to the stations mentioned, tralna stop at Twentieth and Tweuty-fourth streets, and at the Summlt in Omana. — Al- bright. AM. 08 Broad- Omaha | South depot. [Sheely. Omaha Al bright A M. SEREEEREEE COUNCIL BL L LAND & PACIKIC. B No. 2. C No. 6... A No. 4 A No, 14! 5nmA No.Jil CHICAGO & NOURTHW KSTERN. 0:40 am'No, 7. No. 8 5 pm No. No. 4 .. .0:35 pin No. 6 All Trams Daily. CHICAGO, MILWAUKER A No, 8....0s . A No. 4 0:40 pm|A No. . KANSAS CITY, BT. JOSEPH & BLUFFS, iam|A No. 3. % 8 m pml A No.l........0500 pm TY & PACIE m|A No, 9 [7:00 pm{A_No. 11 OMAHA & BT, LOUIS, A No, 8 4:35 pm/A No. 7 A dadly; 13 daiyl except Saturday; C except Sunday; 1) oxcept Monduy; *fast mail, —THE— CHICAGO SHORT LIN OV THR Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry, The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to THE EAST THAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFF8 Chicago, ND. Milwggikees St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Raplds, Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubugue, Davenport, Elgin, Madison, Janesville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all othor importsnt points Enst, Northonst and Bouthenst, o hrough tickots eall on th 11ke! agent at 101 stroet, ko Larker Block, or at Uniom Pacifio No. 6. ‘716 am LU0t pm PATL ¢ 5 pm COUNCIL A No, 10 A No. 4........0 SI0UX A No.10 e A No.z TWO Ticket Agint: 0. WEAFFORD, Asslstant ( ¢ Agont LA KK, General snperintenden Laken Up wilue 10, at Seymour Park, stx milos Souths eat of Omiha, & black and White pony brans ded *Y" on left shoulder, papy J 2128y 612 ) Aotic noral Pussdnger B, BONDEISGY, tractors. X South Omaka, Jule 10, 1859, Sealud proposals wiil o recolved @tie clly engineer’s oflice by the commitios on viaducts, stroets and alloys untl noon Monday, July i 18y, for gradiug Q stroet from 2Ath sireor to 24 streel. Approximate estinate, 18040 cublo yuras, earth excavation, To cost #,4) Work be completed within forty days after & cons tract therofor binds and takos eitoct. Al bids must be accompanied by a certified check tor thres lundred dollars, sail cicks 10 be res 1D1ds not accoptod Vight to refect auy and all bids s re- i specifications can be Keen st T KL TOWA, 1 Yinducts, Streots sid Alleys,