Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 31, 1889, Page 7

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All advertisements In these columns are pub Hished in both morning and_evening editions of T Bek, tho elroulation of whieh: aggreintor more than 18,000 papers daliy, add gives the ad- vertisors the benefit, not oxly of the city eircu- ation of THE BEE, bt also of Councl Blufa, inooln and other cities and towns throughout 18 section of the country. —_—— = —= BRANCH -OFFICES. Advertising forthese columns vill be taken on the above conditions, at the following busi- ness houses, who are authorized agents for Tie ek speclal’ notices, and will quote the same rates the main office. JONN W, rracist, 520 South Tenth Btreet. HASE & FDDY, Stationcrs and Printers, 113 ‘Bouth 16th Street. S, i FAINBWOKTI, Pharmactst, #1156 Cume s ming Street. J. HUGHES, Pharmacist, 624 North 10th o Street, G¥0, ¥ PARR, Phurmacist, 100 8¢ Mary's G Avente. Hmli E8' PHARMACY, 2208 Farnam Street _SITUATIONS WANTED. W NTED—An experfenced tailor and cutter would ‘like to have a situation in Omaha or viclnity. Address “Tailor,” care of Nelson, Chesmun & Co., 8. Louls, Mo, 68181t VVANIED--By o indy employed during tho ay, one unrurnished room conveniently }?c-m. Keference exchanged. A(lu:‘h.‘sl l‘l 4, ee. SnoRTHXNn amanuensls (Drst-class) wants position. H 44, Be _a0IE WV ANTED=A situntion fn smalipr ivato fam: iy by n respectable middle-nged woman, AdAress ot call at 417 N, 16th st, Pz ITUATION wanted by an experienced Mwoman as pastry cook in first-ciass hotel. Address M. J, D, care of Windsor hotel, Lin- ‘coln, Neb, 470 303 ation by a first-cinss book- kecper and_accountant, with the b t Omaha avd C. H. references. Address | care Ogden House, Council Bluffs, In. 35 WANTED--MALE HELP. ANTED--A Iad; tion fo int; o6 lie at the Coliseum Auring the exposition. Good chance for permanent work. (all at rooms 7and 8, Tron pank building. 670 %0 FOOR HENT-Nicely fu modérn convenionces, 392 A7 ANTED—An experlenced cook, who 18 & . d Inundresss’ German ot risn pro- erred, pply At Da st wply venport oy "ANTE)—A ®ood _cov.potent girl for gen- eral housework, washing and froning, ~624 South 17th street. (e VW ANTED--5 housekoepers: luundress for Sundanes, Wyo.: Alsocook and experi- enced niirso (settled woman preferred), in sam e family, outof city. Would like girls who wish situations out of city to come and register, as we have to l\ll'glnrel ton 'l“ ckly to admit of advertising, rs. Brega, 314 5t 1 30+ NTE"D-Fxperienced girl for eneral housework. Mrs. L O. Jones, 718 No. 2lst. WaNiei irl b0 do general housework at Chicagost. U VW ANTED-A good girl for general house- 3 Jnes, 406 31% Y=Girl for weneral Housework, 2113 i 1 YW ANTED Jok, 8 per week Frank, B. Moores, 617 8. 15th. 4 b our new McIn- tosh waterproot. Kaglan, Very styllsh; cloth outside: nothing iike them In sfores. ve bigtrade. Prices on “Daisy” hoss supporters greatly rediiced. We give ngenty the greatest chance ever offered to make money this fall on our full line of fast selling £oods. Address with stamp, B, fi. Campbell, 44, Han- dolph street, Chica; 0- \/ ANTED —Woman second cook for Color- ado, £25and pass; dishwasher for Wyom- 20; pantry girl and waitross for Col Wyoming. Any amount of firs places in familiss. “Mrs. Tirega, S1ui4 & VW ANTED=Shirt makers, 1112 Farnam, & W . L. 406 1% \‘/'A 'ED-Button-hole H|flkfll’!.|l|::[}ll’ am. VW ANTED--Girl for general housework in family of throe, German proferred; apply to 2026 Capitolave, ' i) VW ANTED-A good il for cencral hoi VY “\work at f0a South 20th st. (390D il for gonoral houso work ut 4 N ot st.; good wages. B84 80¢ W ANIED-Good giel for nouse work, W, W. Bingham, 814 8. 1dth et. ANTRD—Good _girl, general housework, smail famiy, Call 213 8, 2ith. 470 50) FANTED= A good girl for house work at W 024 N 20th sr.‘ofl ¥ 471 20§ W TED—A girl fof general housework, N. 20th st cor California. 173 “VANTI-:D—G-mm girl to do cooking and washing, best of wages paid, InautreJ. L. Brandels, 1248 10th st _ 255 "MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. “7‘ ED—20.000_yards_of dirt, west of Jroighton coliege, at b cents, Boggs & Hill, Roal Eatate, 1403 Farnam. s WANTED-TO RENT. ANTED--Concrete mixors and_shovellers, 31,75 and 815) per day, Mwenty-second siroet aid Calitovria. J. . Smith & Co, ‘“hfiin—i}mbfififix to introduce the Light- niag Shirt Ironer. Salary $10 to 360 per month sud expenses. No canvassing. Address, with Btanip, lirown, Reasoner & Co., Englewoud, 11, HER-31F MAN to atvend o horses, drive, etc., cte. Apply xoom 2 Chamber ot commierce.” VW ANTED—Barber, 1102 8. 13th st. . p B0 3 ANTED—Two soung men about 1§ years of age to work ina shoe factory. W. V. Morse 3 508 3 VW ANTED At orics, iman to ntt alsplay of clotiing: man with sone ox: perlence In clothing business proferred; good Teference. required. Two Orphans, 16th and Dougias, 5531 VW ANTED—Expenenced man_ for general Avork in crockery store, W, L. Wright, 612 1) V\M‘fim;:‘mmen kood e once, non-union men. Beatrice Pa Beatrice, Neb, 582 B0F )-=10 cash bOys; also 10 cash girls Fair, cor. 15th and Howard sts.; all l{yllcnmu Tust be accompanied by one of thelr purents, 579 30 VW ARTED - Wiiaaw aresrge at Tha Fae T ~and Howard sta. 580 line salesman to sell in and towns in Nel full line of gloves and mittens; no. onto soll In connection with other fiood will pay good commission, Address Slocums Oskaloosa Tanning & Glove Works, Osksloosa, 1a. 509 2% W ANTED-—Man and wife in a private fan #403 10n a farm, $35; 1 at $25; 2d cook, 55; dishwasters, kitchen men, farm hands, ete, r8; Brega, 3144 8. 1ith, b6 31t W.A'n'l"lm—arm\ bushelman. 115 ‘1:.5 1l.r, thst ANTED-7 farm hands, Mrs, Brega. 314 A AP Y | ) ) ANTED-—A competent “all round” biack- smith. Address’or apply immediutely” to ullinger, Stuart, Tn. 474 50 ANTED—3 tinners, Armonr-Cudahy Pack- ing Co., South Omitha, 411 30 ANTED--At once, two good ta1lo _YY Wolskeil, David City, Neb. 438 3t W ANTED—A good blacksmith who un stands horseshosing and wagon and riage repairing, with references. Apply to W, J. Loftus, North Platte, Neb 440-30§ VWV ANIED—A epecial agent for overy county in fowa and Nebratka: must have one hundred doliars in cash and be & Lustler; sal- ary 8100 ner montn, Oall or nddress *The Geo, 8§ Cline Pub. House,” Room 511, First National bank butlding, Omaha, 419 1 2young mon at Hght “work. call oom 17, 220 N. 10th. * 804 307 D smen overywhere foi our ad- Justuble all metal door plates, (Can_sell and doliver at once) Made of nickel, gold or solla bronze, new goods just out, profits large rapid; no house canvassing. Write for particulars,’ N. Y. Door Plate Co, Newark, N.J. 43 31 00D reliable canvasserssteady employient With The Singer Mfg. Co., 1618 Douglus st. v iy PR 6T R ANTED—25 railroad Iaborers for U. P. company Work, at AIDFight's labor agency, 1120 Farnam st. 101 ‘nfnm‘m); 300d man in every town, Sulary d weekly. Andress Shern .n"ru“;x gori Wm clothing department, ANTED—Atthe Falr, on or before August YV."%, fiest “class, experienced salesman in shoo department. Must be able to speak Ger- man, 8 ANTED—For Washington Territory-—tie- makers, choppers, _carpenters, rock = men, ders and ' tracklayers, at Albright's Labor gency, 1120 Farnam st. 21 VW ANITED—Salesman to_carry full line Call fornia Gloves on_eommiission for ghis itory. References rejuired. Raymond, Bquire & Co., San Francisco, Cal. 218-84* 7P YRDERS 10 dayu: “1 averago 10 orders 1n 12 calls.” ‘These extracts from agents' let. 1ers; agents wanted in Nebraska, Address with stamp, C, E. Osborne, Beatrice, Neb. H1s 17 ANTED—A good oftice man’ to go east; must fuvest £,600; must be & good buginess fim' Address the Geo. B, Cline Publishing ouse, 316 to 821 Wabash ave,, Chicago, Ili. () TANTED—Atthe Fair, furnishing goods salés ANTED=To rent an Routhwest part of city of Omaha: allmod- ern improyements; single lousd desired. . B, Blanehard, So. Omahd, Neb, ANTED -Two rooms and board for fumily of four in & goou locality, Price must be reasonable, Gos furnished and re- Address Hee offi G JOOR RENT-3 nicely Turnishied front rooms for lignt housekeeping. 502 S, 18th [ NEWLY furnished room with boked, 2200 Farnam, 715 {'OR RENT—Furnished rooms, With boards 1:22 Dodige st. 1 QR RENT-2 nicely furmshed rooms, 2103 Farnam strect, 1 Fim RENT—FEiegant furnished Foom for single gentieman only. T4 8, J0th sty cor. Leavenworth, TFOk RENT--Furnished room, at 31b Dodge Breet. et 1) 00D room with bath, 33eh td G o neh BUSINN W RGOMS and board for 3 gentienion, whbrs tlley can b at home. 523 S35th ave. E:an\ NTLY rl‘f;m{m‘ TonTs at &M Paul block; all wodern mm{aun&% sive shorthand sohool are verbatim Dald to typewriting, "the west. Teachers i, Partionlar attention Maghauical construction of machine taught by fagwory expert, Circgiars, MAHA Bustness Cotl tol ave, Shortnand &ihe largest and most successtul shorthand department in the state, Standard methods tau of '80 a specialty. cor 16th and Capl. . Munson's revised Call 6r Write for terms, FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS IRIVATE sale ho! furniture, 2021 Cali- OR SALE—A good fafitily horss, with Lug gy and harness, chedp. Room 317 Omaha 100 biiys mare, Harness, open bu ve., after b o'cloc fat cow. 8222 Miamist, 1810 Sherman FORSALE 1 iarge and small show JOR SALE-Cheap- Also fine norse and cases, ono small safe: Tiranch & Co., 1211 Howard street. oly furnished room te famil for t men, only 6 blocks from P, modern conveniences. JOGR RENT-Two furnished rooms, on St Mary's avonue. To gentiomen only. Six minutes walk of business center. Reference Tequired. luquire st store, #10 and 212°8, 15 ST "CLAIR European notel, cor, 13th and P Dodge ;apecial rate by week or month, ht express wagon,news rom K00 to1,000 pounds, p. Nebraska MD&HIR&) NE fire proof saf four horses,ran will be sold very ¢ Loan Co., room 518, OR SALE—Cash or ime, # good tean ons and harnesses, J. J. Wilkinso slor_safe, ontside mensure- ', good condition. Gotham cigar store, 8. e, cor, 16th and Do¢ (OR SALE— T{OR SALE. 00d condition, welg ower Porter ¢ t 5,100 pounds, cy For particaiars apply to Tne lice {01 RENT—Two parlors fronk R back on first floor, also singie rooma: wi board, All modern covenlences. 1600 Dol 68 1 DSIRABLErooms cheap, on car line, 1319 N. 15th st BBIS1T Fror nexe age. 208 305 {OR RENT—2 nicely furnished rooms with board. Gentlemen only. 215 Douglas st, Fl URNISHED or_unfurnished houss for rent in Park Terrace, opposite Hanscom park; all modern conveniences. Inquire, Lee & Nichol, 25th aud Leavenworth. 20 'URNISHED rooms with all modern con. Venlences, for gentiomen only, 1700 Dodge st. TOELY furnished suit of rooms and one sifl: gle room. All modern conveniences, pri! family, 2214 Farnam st. \“‘ 'TH front room, meals in the house, 1006 Capitol avenue. B0 Foi« RENT—Two furnished rooms, 915 north 1th st.Reforence roauired. 3-8 FOR RENT-ROOMS UNFURNISHED, F(fu RENT-2 or 3 rooms, unfurnished, at 608 N. 13th st. 516 1% TOR RENT—2 unfurnished rooms, 1904 Far- nam. 45813 {OR RENT shed rooms suitaple for housekeeping, insuites of 2 to 4; convenient location. But's lenting Agoncy, 1508 Farnam. 8 FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES ANTED—To ront_about Sept. 20 honse of ooms with modern conveniences, W. 8. Hyan, U. 8. Nat, bank buliding, '—Smail building between Dodge and Capitol Avenue on (7th st, Suitable for ashop. #2) per monih. Boggs & Hill, Real Estate, 1403 Faraam. 0-8 BOARDING. NGAGEMENTS to do dressmaking in_faml lies sollcited. Miss Sturdy, 519 8 2th St. K34 8143 FOR RENT--HOUSES. 'OR RENT—Flat D 522 8. 16th st, has all ¢ venlences and oneof the best T-room flats in thecity. For terms call on ller & Co, 1112 Harnoy st. 503 JROR RENT—A 4-rooi cottage, 408 N, OR RENT—Stores and living rooms on Cim- ingst. Alsohouseon Cassst, Harris, room 411,15t Nat. Bank. 234 JOR R A large warehouse on Jones st Det 13th and 14th, three stories and base. ment, 44 by ‘100 feet, well lighted snd very strongly built, suitable for heavy machinery for manufactiring purposes, will lease for five or more years at reasonable rent. Inguire of Henry A. Homan, 413 8. 13th st. 233 bt ine brick store rooms on 8 Lith st., No. 013, 917, 010, etc. One f-room cot- tage, 1210 on Mason st.. in ood order. Inquire ohn Hamlin, 917 8 13th <t. 31151 IOR RENT—Store room, cor. 25th and N sts., South Omaha. Best location In city for gents' furnishing or dry goods store. Inguire 23 9. Muhouey, room 505 Paxton bik, 4 TFOINEST carringe toam in state, dark browns, full 16 hands, - weight 1 inquire W, ! Millara, 8. k. oor 16t and Douglas, Oms ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. IDLAND Guarautee & Trust Co,, N. Y, Lite bldg, Complete abstracts furnished and titles toreal estate examined, perfected & guaranteed. EY to Loan—Chattels, collateral real estate, K601, Merchants'Nat'l bl,:;‘lfll‘;]dllll. EFOLE making chattel or collateral loans, you to ses The Western Iuyest- ment Co., room 442 Bee bldg. 1 RIVATE MONEY wanted mort'g; security, #13,000. Address H, 60, Bee of need answer, ilt edae, first Fo 8A rm% stors at Florenoe, sell. Aing from #% to #100 per day: will take & fer tgofi TOAmS A8 part payment; look this up, wan & Hall, Florence. 5 3 HAVE some first-class rental property for 1o cheap with one mile fl' nolflfla on nved stroots and motor ling os. ¥, Hall, 1 Paxton block. 558 A BARGAINI_$1,000 drug stock for cashs will sell any amount from 800 up. Address E, E. Capps, Calbertson, Neb, 4253 RENT--One barn; 11 stalls; large yard; oclean and_conveniont; enauire of Frost & Harris, Izard st, bet. 220 and 23 sts. 051- AR youlooxing for an opportunity 1o en. gage in the mercantilo businessy If &0 come and seeus. W, R. B & M. E., Room 14 Ciam ber of Commerce. Tel. 1140. 815 VW ANTED—A partner with 00 to €000 to take & half interest In & well eatabiished in and seod business. Address Rox B, reenwood, Neb. 146 {'OR SALE—On the motor 1in in Walnut 1ill 2 E-roomn houses with full_lots, 50x130; price #,000; small payment down, DAInce easy. Honse to rent. * Inquire of E.G. Morriil, Mth Q Soward sts, 87 UYa home in the center of the city, on monthiy payments. I willsell you a iotin Alding squars, build a holise of any kind, worih from #1200 upwards, and you can pay for it monthly. quarieriy or yearly, Aliine square 18 0N GiTAce strest, betwoen 3 and 21d streots; it has All the advantages such as paved street nawnuflo. water, gas, and is a first-class looal iy, Call at 1001 Karniam street and see plar of bulldings and got figures, D. J. 0'Dotalios, OR A LE-Cheap—Narber shop and 4 chairs: 0od loowtion: paylng business, M, H, Flem- ing, Crete, Neb, 004 &7 ¥ avator at Oakdale, Good loca- tion for grain, live stock, lumber and coal. For parueulars write A. Truesdell, Fremont, Neb, S4sITY WANTI‘ID»A DPartner in a brewery doin gogdbusess in & prosperous Nebenska town, K ]u\re At room U4, Chamber of Com- merce. Tel, 1440, 85 F0OIU BALE o Trade for Omaba property an cetablisied bissinoss. ~ Box 518 Omaha, | FOR EXCHANGE ANG B for mortgaged notes or for L6 On eagy payments: One bay horse, one platform spring wagon, one set bLrass mounted harness, two new care riages, and ohe groceryman's deiivery outfit, Wil 1'n|gnx. room 13, Board Trade Imlllrlln)t. b FO BXGUANGE=For nice clean stock of merchandize or nardware; must be good Stock, & chiglea farm of 120 acres, 80 acres in cul- tivatibn, 40 pusture, ood Spring water, £ood 7 room house, aH other necessary out-buildmgs; is secondhottom Iand soil good, title perfect, Jying in: Jefferson Co., Neb., 3 miles fron Stoele Olty, Call on or address W, B, Gorden &Co.,Steele City, Neb 514 1L EXOHANGR-=For stox can_and wellselected stock of merchandise or hard- ‘ware, (i) acrog.0f beautitul land, all fenced and nover fatling water, free and unincumbered pobtect title, laying adjoining the adaition of inrbury Heights. ~ Patrbury {s county seat of Jeffrson Co. Neb, This land will all be laid out in town lots in“ short time. Callon or ad- aresy W. B tordeti & 00, Stesl City, Nev. — v b1 FOR EXCHANGE--Unimproved land _for territory for fast-seiling improvement: bi; Inoney to the right party:_ also hollse amd lo For particulars address 8. C. Me, David City, Neb. £ p 477 D0t o chuk‘,mulv:—-(:unaml stock mdse; want, land afid mioney, Box 76, Fraokfort, Ind. & 8 HILADELPHIA Morgage & Trust Co. ¢ ur- nish cheap eastern money to borrowers, purchase securities, perfect titles, accopt loans at their western office. room 7, Board of Trade. 'ONEY laanad on chattel securities and jew- y block, Omana No- George W. P. Coates, Room 411, Shoel; F. H. Jerome. RST mortgage loans D. V. Shulu’s. 210 First )NEY to loan on any security t time, at low Lowest rates The Henderson Mortgiy Toom 400, Paxton block. ILDING loans. D; National bank. ONEY to loan. 0, FaDavis Co., real estate OANS made and mortgages bought. Lewis 8 Reel 3,Board Trade 283 ONEY to loan on furniture, horses, wagons, etc., or on any approved security. Hobbins, U114 Farnaw street, Paxton hotel, S EE Sholes, room 210, First Nat'i bank, before P making your loas 28 or # days o : reasonable inte kinson, 1417 Fanm. kind of chattel est; contidential, 'O RENT—Desirable_war house room on track.Apply to C. W. Kelth, i Pacite St. 3 YOR RENT—7-roomed house, city water,bath, ! large cellar, ete., 2320 Franklin st. Apply room 0¥, Merchant’s Nav'Ibank bullding. QR RENTS cottages, Omaha View, to ro- llable parties. 81! per month, Boggs & Hill, real estate, 1408 Farnam. 500-8 OR RENT—A 3.room house in rear ot lot, Inquire 1317 Cass st. "433 Bt VEN-room house 2216 Leavenworth st., bath room, gas, etc. Only #10; 2 stores on St. Mary's ave, 1509 and 1711, cheap. 2 stores cor. 10th and Afbor st.. splendid place for grocery and meat market; only ) for both; water and gas. Enquire Hugh, G_Olark, room 7, Board of T'rad [0 W OR RENT—West half of house 20il, Daven: port st. to small family, $11 per month.{8)_1 wor #11 a month, & new o house, S Bighthand Couter, ' 40- OR RENT—The 4-tory brick buiiding with or witheut power, formerly occupied by The Bee Publishing Co., 916 Farnam st The build- ing has a tire-proof cemented hasement, com- filetonlunm Theating fixtures, water on all the o0rs, a3, etc. - APply at tliv ollice of The Hee. 5 OR RENT—Tne corner room under the Ne- braska National bank will_soon be for rent, the Equitable Trust Co. removing to iarger aquarters, 4 Tte space 1s about double that gocupled by the C,, B, & Q. ticket office. The floor 15 tile 04 the room can bo made desirable for a H. &, cket or broker’s office, t1For particulars apply atbank, 052 MISCELLANEOUS. ‘odd does collecting. 44 Barker 445-877) JroR RENT—room house, 518 \i"i‘l}il_leqx‘\la st. TOR RENT—5 cottages, Omaha view, 812 per month, Boggs & Hil, OR RENT—Elegant 10 room brick, Douglas st.. J. B, Evans, 308 N. Y. Lite. 3 For RENT—House of 6 rooms, on 2ith and Cumis prico, $10; or 4 rooms 810, In- quire, K28 South 18th st. 50750, OR RENT-Fine 11 and li-100m houses with all modern_ improvements, Cass _street, be- tween 24ih and 25th sts,, at low rates, H. 1. Clarke, 2420 Cass 6. 8 OR RENT—T.room, 2-story house, barn for 4 horses 1f desired.’ For terms for'the winter call on or address C. ¥, Harrison, Merchants' Nat'l Bank. 18 {'OR RENT—Two now &-room housos (no base- ment), every convenience, 16ss than mile trom P. O., reaclied by throe lines of street cars. Will rent very low to suitable tenant on yr's ase. Apply, 601 South 26th st. or Dau H, Wheeler, Jr., Douglas and 1)th st. 366, OR REN venience: OR RENT—To responsible family without children, for terms of years at [ow rental, adesirable residenco, furnistied or unfurnished.! 21th and Cass streets, or wonld sell at low price, Boggs & Hill, Keal Estate, 1408 Farnam, HOUSES for rent—Wilkinson, 1617 Farnam, OR RENT—4-roum cottage near Fort Oma- ha, per month. for $1,100. D, V, Bholes, 210 Firsy Nauonal bunk. 835 %t and Oapitol Bl N'T- Inquire. $:8 Dodg S IXnew housts, b to 8 rooms each, price very S iow. Call upen o address, Neb, uormflge Loan Co., 700mi 518 Paxton bI'K. 14 O RENT—4'wo nine roomw brick houses on Park avenue, with all conveniences, Also nine room frame house on same street, with all conveniences: price ¥ to 845 per mounth, D V Sholes. 210 First National Bank. 811 OR RENT-—HKesid ence, 2106 Douglas st., new bouse, all modern {mprovements; not w basement house. Enquirs of Moritz Meyer, Cor. 16th and karnam. oef Hovse torrent, 1923 Dodge. 02 ToR sENTT m flat, 25 per mo. anove “Tho Fair, 1ith und Howard. Inquire Thkair. 'WANTED—Auunu. Maglo clgar lighter, overy smoker buvs, lights in wind or rain, Lasts a lifetime. Bamplé 15¢, two for 2, dozen, g;“uL mall. Btamps taken. Austin' & Co., vidence R.1. 408 “I ANTED—425 weekly representative, male or femals, in every community, 'G staple; houseliold necessity; sell t sight: no pedaling: apiary paid prowpily, and oxpenses advanced. Full particulars and Valuable sariple cuse Froe. We mean just what we say; addross Bt once, Etandard Sliverware Co., Boswn, Mass. OR RENT--10-ro0m brick house on_20th st. neAr Loavenworih. Apply utNo &7 & 20 ; MOR RENT—A detached G-room house, ‘modern coavenionces. Enq. %) Capitol MOR RENT—i0-room house, steam heat. all improvements, cheap rent.' G. K. Thompson, voom 21, Bheely block, 1oth and Howrd, DOR RENT—Fiue large rosidence, hara wood finish, all conveniences, low rent 1o private tamily; 316 N. 19th st. ( -FEMALE HELP, ANTED—Good girl to do_second work and take care of ofilm 3 years old, H{Afi Bt. Vo i W ANTED=Competant giri i small tamily; call mornings, (018 t. [ W ANIED Competent giri tor oficar's fa ily of 4 B8; cook and 24 girl, B0 and gettled kirl' to murse wnd second wirl, goo wages; 0 grls for the country; 20 dining-room v Luyum‘ sSesper for widowar with ¥ chl- ! r] general worl re. Brega, b N Uik, 6 i & NI1ED—A gl w'A“ b.u A girl to go 10 school and work in family of three adults; €00d home, Address 813 N Zirdst. o8 1 W ANIED-A giri for genoral housework: son. Oa "m by 683 Jus ——— e T “Y.Am\;: ‘ffi 'lulld I:tml’or'lnln - NOR RENT—The 6-room flat occupied by Dr. Gilmore, 2d floor, No. 1613 Howard st, In: quire of Geo, Higyins, 1911 Howard st. 1 (OR RENT—81x new room cottages, read: on or before Seplember 1, Sath and Halt Howurd steeets, healthy location, near Farnam cars. Reut, each $15 per month,” Suitable for smail tidy families. John H. F. Lehmano, 624 B. 17th st 441 FOR RENT--ROOMS FURNISHED WO uice furnished, front rooms aud two small rooms. 60 N. 17ch st. B4t A SELECT seliool for children, under the Eclectic systom as taught by 'Prof. Rich- ards, W.D. C., will be opened Sept. % 185 Honle comforts can be had in_ buildiag. For further particulars address Mrs, W., 1 itol ave, 3 pipes with fossil meal mon-c ering, the most eflicient and cheap coverings, D, 0. McKwan, western agent, 1611 Howarg Hs5 ESIDENCE 10an3-—-6!4 to 7 per cent noad rges for commissions or attor- neys’ fees. W, 1. Meiklg, Jirst Nat bunk bldg. to loan at 6 per cent. , Toow 506 Paxton block. on real estate security, at Betore negotiating loans 'sce Jith & Douglas. 282 Wallace, R. 310, Brown bld, T ANTED—F , R 1. Barker irst class insido loans. Lowest Mutual Invest- A ana Farnam, 2i8 niture, horses and City Loan Co, Wagons; rates reasonible. 1188, Jith st., opposite Millard hoter. ONEY to loan on horses, wagons, mules, ouds, PIANos, organs, diamonds, he first organized loan oflice in tne city. Make loans for thirty to three hun- dred and sixty-five days, Which can be paid in part or whole, at any time, thus lowering the Cail and see us when W can assist you promptly and to your advantago without removalof property or publicity, No deluy in making ioans. lowest rates. principal and'interest. you want money. oney always on hand. or securities of any ki mortgage notes bought at fair rates: all busi- ness transacted confidential. . Ramge building. (§ Per Cont money—R, 302, N. Y. Lire Ins. b Collateral Loan Thx—; banjo taught as an art by Geo, F, Gel Dbeck. Apply at Bee office. i ESSPOOLS, cisterns, privy vaults,. el ‘cleaned guietly, quickly, cheaply and cloay Iy il work dons by odorléas pump. . Odorless anitary Co., 1406 Farnam street. Tel. 208, 535 83 ] o} haired St Barnnrd 4 dog, with white breast amd feet. He- turn to 1i30 Georgia ave., or %1 Douglas and get reward, 2 e WANTED—-TO BUY. e W fi,'}?"";‘ good office desk. ngfi J ANTED—A lot north of Culiforate, east of YV 5ith, cash customer. Geo.: Jy Pl 1600 Farnam. o ANTED—To purchase an £¥oow medern WV e orios g o easoed §8 0k ek pAyment Ho to e more than 4500°or $1,00), bk anee monthly, Address, giving.loo; W:wr ¢ ete, H 41, Beo, Sivingany uu# ANTED—Horse, harness ‘and Wi 1639 N. 20tn. 12 3t ANTED to Buy—A plece of acre propert: uear Omaha or Council Blaffa'that wiil grow 1n value. Address with description and price H 84 Bee office, 421 7 ANTED—Furniture, carpets, stoves and household goods of all - kinds, Omaha Auction & Btorrge Co., 1121 Farnam, . ., 237 = = = STORAGE at low rates at 1121 Faroam st, Omuha Aiction ana Storage Cov; . JTORAGE and forwarding. We collect and deliver goods of all descriptions, merchan- dise, furniture and baggage ut clieapest rates for storage for any length of time. Vaus and Wagons to be had at shortest notice, witn care- ful men for moving. Packing and ehipping from our own warehouse done-on moderate charge. Merchandise loaded and unloaded. Warehouse on_our own tracks. OMce 217 8 l4th olephone 114 Howell & Co, 2 T“" KAGE storage at lowest rates W. M. Bushman 1311 Leavenworth. 238 ~ CLAIRVOYANT. MADANE Wellington, “world-renowned as- {rologist, test medium and destiny reader, just from Furo Teils your life from.the cradle to the grave, reunites the, separated, causes speedy marriage with the obe you love, locates disease nd treats with massage and electric baths. Al in trouble should not fail to conault Luis ified seeress. Parlor b, upstairs 4178, 1143 oflice hours trom 10 a. m. fo JUp. . M 18 Eccles. tho famous fortune teller and clairvoyant; business. love. marriage and changes, 67 8 15th st, next door to lhrl.:;sl‘otal ORTUNE Toller—Mrs. Lenormun can be consulted ou all affairs of life. Satisfac- tion guaranteed. N 10 N, 16th st, 621-5.8% N’m To0ms, §00d board, gws and Dath, §1.50 10 8500 & week, motor passes door. 13 N. 17th st, 615 b3 R RENT--Office room 0] site th 11 FoB uuar PPOBIe o MOR RENT--Lary nicely furnished front Rorooms with '&:tl?w :‘?’nnmt fol‘lwlnllg‘. one but res| U] a) Bi Mary's v e 0o R NANNIE V. Warren, clairvoysnt, medi- cal and business medium. Female diseases aspeclalty, 110N 16th st. rooms 2 and 3, 905 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING to_loan on city or farm property. 1600 F t. 102 O YOU want money? 1f 8o don't borrow before getting my rates, which are the low- est on uny sum from 81 up to 810,000, 1 make i0ans on household 20ods, pianos, or- ans, horses, mules, Wagons, warchouse receipts, ouses, leases, etc.. in any amount at the lowest possible rates, wlthout publicity or removal of Loans can be made for one to six months and time, reducing both principal and on your furniture or horse them, I will ta as you desire. you nesd money ‘you will find it to your adysutage to see me before borrowing, nsters, room 4, Withnell bulildin, and Harney, ONEY to loan—We make liberal advances on all kinds of furniture, planos, horses and wagons, without removal, without publicity, and at lower rates than can be had Payments can be made at any time, which reduce both principal ana long and short time given and hb- All business strictly Befors you hOfrow or renew your Hawkeye Invest- T nave a loon on ke it up and carry it for you as 7410 the clty. eral extensions made, loan call and got our ‘Tates, ment Co., room &3, id floor, Douglas corner 1ith and Dodge streets, EYSTONE Mortgage Co.—Loans of 810 to 31,000; get our rates before borrowing and Bave money; loan on horwes, furniture or any approved security, without Dbought; for new 1o st rates,call R208,SI ublicity: notes of o0ld and low- i 1t & Howard st. ‘money_on furniture hing that's good se- i and Donglas, [ HE Flkhorn Loan C 10 use, horses or - a curity; over Com. Nat, Co will make you & hhties'ot any kind At reasouable rates. kySouth Omaha, EBRASKA Mort. fine jewelry, or sec without pubticity, 0om 7, Rowley bloc toowms b18-019, Paxton bibck, Omaha, Nel ONEY —Lonns negotiated at 1ow rates Witk ou wlelay, und purchase er and NiOrtgage notkses and Farman. BUSINESS CHANCES 000, will doublo stiioss; vosti- Live hotel yan, with #10 interest in one of the & and furnished #a day hotels in Omaha; has never seen a looselng day, 50, Bee office, OTEL wmen attention! 8850 bu; and furniture of new sixty-room hotel in satisfactory reasons ven for this sacrifice, For & few days only, lex Moore, 01 Sheely block. 571 808 NOX HALRvfi No. 1 meat marke . 'Sloman, cor, 212 Omuha, now payn USINESS cnance for #6,000 cash furnishod and located hotel, will a month with chance for good hof for such an opening address H efuent; splendid t you are looking OTELfor reut; the only liotel in town. Ad~ dress lock box B, North lend, Neb. i -rxl-ngy;': Snortiang Schoel Barcor o] nd for elres e; Lord's or in shorthand tree. Sosde POR BALE Two-chair barber snoj cation, address Crawford, Neb., | A. 0. Tatro, ANTED-Property in Columbus, O., for Omaha property, Harrison,Merchaats® National bank, 468 5,000 820ck new, clean general merchandise to exchange for Nubraska land and money; want one-third cash. Address box 15, River- ton, Néb, 436-30% IGHTY acres noar Marysville, Kansas, Mar- 4 shall county, for vacant lov in Omaha. C ¥. Harrison, Metchants’ Nat. bank. 380 LI RXCHANG E—Clear lot in So. Omaha to trade for residence lot in Omaha; assume dffference, C. F. Harrison, Merchants Nat. Bank: 219 WO beautiful homesin Central Park, 7-room, P-story houses; south front lois, near school house and 'church. Want improved fatmiand livo stock, , Address, H, 5) Boe office. 0 EXCHA —¥or good real e stock of good cigars in lots of 'ten thousand and upwards.J. . Firestone, Bourbon. 1nd, VW ARFED=To trido for & stock of grocorios, cash and lots on 0. & C. B, motor_line. Lots will b put in at thefr cash- value, W, R. E.&M. E, Room 14 Chamber of Commerco, Tel. 1440. 616 THAThave you to offer in exchange formy $3000 equity in my double house on Latorop st, near 16th, or for my £.0)0 equity in my double house on Spencer st near 22d, or for my $,000 equity in my double house on Wirt st, ‘eust of 24th, all with modern {mprovements, all encumbrances 5 years at 7 per cent. No farms willbo considered, W. T. Seaman, east side 16th 8¢, nortlr ot Nicholas st, Omaha's largest variety of wagons and carriages. s AVEhouse and lot clear of encumbrance worth (00, in exchange for Douglas County ‘bank stock at par value. Stringer & ‘Penny, Douglas blook. 265 50 FOR SALE--RIAL ESTATE A easy torms, naw 5-room cot- e, cor. Tot, near streeu car line, Adaress Hod office, 3 F?)»('E:\ZE» Good, clean $10,0) investment; Write and ask - me about it. O. . Harrison, Merchants' Nat'l bank. 7 Real Estato. 6-room house and lot, I mile P. 0., $1,275, Cottage and half lot, 27th and Dougias, &,000, Fine Walnut:Hill Iot. $1,200. 10-room residence, Hansconi Place, 83,800, Hutghinson & Wead, 1624 Douglas street. O} SALE—Splendid 100 acro farm Kearney 0., at & great sacrifice, only 81,00) down. 1 acres” ccultivated. - Boggs & Hill, real est 1408 Farpam 4146 HANscmTplace Tot for sale very cheap for caah, 10t 15 block 7.40x 160, Adaress K, P.0, Dox 6. ¢ JOR SALE—Tasy torms, K TW0 hiomes, each § Fooms, each Two homes, each 9 rooms, each Two homes, each 15 rooms, ench All with modern convenenoa, Alllarge value at the price. Ali within a sguare of the motor lins. Don't 1ose theso opportunities, For sale by the owner, W. T. Seaman, East side 10th st., uorth ot Nicholas st Omaha's largest varioty of wagons and ‘car- Hages. 23 LB, Toal estate—~Three cholco lots in Park addition, facing 2ith ave. Oniy #1,000 each. A fine class of residences surround this property, knA i 1ess than two years they will double 1n value, George dJ, Sternsdori, 15t Nat. bank building, e OR SALE-543.7 acres. seo. 5, tp. 13, . 0w Hamilton county, Neb. _Fouse, stable, 50 acros fenced, iving wator, = Price, 8,00, F. K Atking, ownler, rai(toad bldg., Donver, Col. {OR SALE, ronl estate cars aro now running to Walnut Hill, which makes thataddition a very desirable lotation, 1 have two brick houses of five rooms each thav van he bought at figures and terms to suit. SternsdorfT, Ist Nat. bank building. THUR SALE: -2 houses on lot 67 E 11th and Vinton, $4,000, Inguire witnin, 104 818 ‘VOR SALE-126 choice lots, Omaha View. Spoctal irices and tering to poople wanting them for homes, Boggs & Hill, leal Estate 1408 Farnam, 500-8 Ji'OR SALE-Nico sixroom coftage on Iur- dette near 2;th streot, splendid view, nicely findshed, just the place for a beautiful home; & ‘bargain 1t soid at once. Elegant new residence to be completed September 1, on Poppleton ave. — Hans- come Place, splendidly and solidly built, double floors throughout; first class coliar, furnace, Dath, hot and cold water, electrio belis. spoa ing tibas, ete.; healthy location. splendid neigh. borhood, will ke @ beautiful home: if sold within the next ten days will quote s prico.” Geo. N. Hicks, Now York Lite Ibld'g 5 A(‘,IIE roperty for sale—Five acres, ciose to Belt Line R'Y. Liaineiees 8 8,800 Thirty acre, tract. Just ouiside limita . Ten acre tract, close to Belt Line station.. 4500 Ten acres, with house, barn, “splendidjc=ca garden spo ice fruit aud veget: Splend J statlon, will make 100 nice lots Worth 8350 each . 4oaene ‘ .10, vk Life Building. 07 QOR SALE--Chofce farms near good mar- kets, cheap and terms. easy, or will take good trade. Lowis & Co., Steriing, Col DEOS20S NI of the two house and lot bargains L have been offering on Georgia ave,.north of Leavenworth,is now soid and o d,because of my very low price. The south house of the two still remains a bargain open to somebody, First comes, first sorved. Tobe appreciated needs to be exumined internaily. positively will not rent 1t, though several times offered $60 por month, 'Price, on very easy terms, 8,000, W. T. Seaman, east sido 16th’st.,north of Nich olas st.,Omaha’s largest variety of wagone and carriag £ QR SALE-Big Bareain, 6 lots, 20th and Dodge streets, Hoggs & Hill, lteal Estate, 1408 Farnam, acres Tand 50x140 foot 1ot S 13th St.at a sacrificing price Inquire 1412 8 13th. Geo. H. Peterson. 105-s1: —On long timo and easy payments, handsome, new. well bullt honses of 8, 9 and 10 rooms. Allconveniences, zood nelghborhood; aved streets, street cars and within walking distance of P. 0. Natlian Shelton, 1614 Far . T HE best money’s worth of house and 1ot now for sale fu Omaha 3' that which I am now completing near 24*h 3t., on paved Wirt st., in Kountze place. _§ bedrooms, 2 pariors, dining room, kitchen, 2 bath rooms, § watar ' ¢losets, large' laundry, stationery wash tubs, furnace coal room and cellar, electrio Dulls and speaking tube, 12 closets, Price only $1.500 on terms to suit.” likewisea duplicate adjoming at same price. ‘W. T. Soaman, enst side 16th st. north of Nichoias t. Omata's largest: varlety {OR SA B, block 7 at 3060 per foot, 'This is within a quarter of a block ot the new P, 0. site, and will be worth 81,000 inside of a year. The e 1§ lot & block 101, cor, Douglas and 10th 44 eot on Douglas and 68 on 10th, price 000, $10,000 cash, balance in five equal annual vayments, 'he se 1{ nw 1§ sec 6, t 14, r 13 o, Donglas Co., ‘price 813,000, $3,000 cash, balance easy. Lot 7, blk 3,0, South Gmaha, price #1,200, terms W. R. E. & M. B, room M, Ciismbor of n n 0, &t & b 411, 15t Nat. Bank. 73 SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS. (OIt SALE, réal estate—Driggs Place, 1 have in this deslvablo addition a number of chofca lots for sale at low figures and terms to suit your convenience. 1f you are looking for a fing residence location, 16t me drive you out and show you these heautiful lots which I offer for saie.. “They belong to non-residents and must.be sold, Don't delay_but call at once on George J. Sternsdorf, 1st 'Nat. bank ouilding. Telephone 464, 43 POMANUFACTURRRS—L will give ample groand, with splondid trackage facilitles, onthe Fremont, Kikhorn & Missourl Valey railroad, or on the Missouri Pacific (Belt Line) railvay ' du Westlawn, just outside the city Limfts ' WestOmaha, conveniently situated as. regards nccess to the business center of Omaha and South Omaha, to parties for the location of any of the following industries: Furniture Factory, Button Factory, Snos Factary, Lard Refinery, Sturch & (thicose W’ks, Boap Woriks, Paper Mill Purifier Munufactory, Plow Weorks, $iroom Factory, Harvester Works, . Woolen Mill Nail Works, Oatmeal Mill, Koitting Mills, Hox Manufactory, Sash, Door'and Bind' Wire Works, Manufactory, “Machine Shops, Flour and Feed ML, Or any good manufacturing plant, Westlawn 18 Just,autside the.city hmits, and industries Dlanted there will oscipe heavy city taxes. If you aro thinking of locating in Omaha it will Dy you to investigate this, Goo.: N, Hicks, New York Lite bullding, Omaline ) N ICE G2foofi Gotuae, near hiigh schools 1ot 53 xiizz KIZ00; chid 13”8 bargain. O F, Har- rison, Merchants Nat. bank, 121 FlitE‘F National safoty deposit vaults. to rent % to 25 a year, U7 8, 15th. Si2sld OMAHA HOTELS. ({LOBE HOTEL—Newly farnished and fitted Xup throughout: ceptrally located: $2 per day. 150813101312 Douglas st. 181 Mmm,{\' HOTEL—Nowest, latest and only nrst-class hotel in Omaha; 83 to 34 per duy B, Silloway, proprietor. 119 INDSOR HOTEL—Corner or 10th and Jackson streets, 8 blocks from Unio depot. Beet 8 a aay house in tne city, 180 Notice Is hereby give that the annual meet- g of the stockholders of tne Citizens' band of Umaha will take place at the, oflice of suid bank September frd, 18%, at 10 o'clock a. ., for the purpose of electing a hoard of direc- Tors for the ensuing yoar together With such other business as may come before them. —W. G, Tewpleton, cashier. as0dzy HIER QUARTERMABTER'S OFITOR-Oma- ha, Neb., August 7, 1859, —Will be sold for cash at pubiic auction At the Quartermaster's Depot in this city, it eleven o'vlock a, m. Sop- tember 10th, 1859, ono frame storehousc: the purchaser 1o’ tuky {mmediaie sieps 10 remove he building from the depot grounds and com- plete the remoyal within ten days. - For furtner nformation apply to the l)l:‘)ol (f\lul‘lnr!llllnh'r. or the undersigned. WM, B, HUGHES, Liou: tenant Colonel and Doputy Quartermuster Gene eral, U. 8. A., Ohief Quartermaster, a2RadLsT-8 TPUE matoxwill o to Ty state mute institute il fall, donsequently whoever buys any of thisproperty will double his money right away, b nores close to institute 81,000 per acre, Lots 1n Orchard Hill $500 each. Walnut Hill $400 each, Highland Park 8150 each, Cloverdalo §400 each Baker Plags $450 each, Saunders & Himebaugh's 850 each, Errlpeor, & Ponny, room 2), Douglas block, cor. 1iith ahd Dodge. 330 31 )R HA LE—Two of the bestlooated trackuge lots,on the morthwest corner of Zist and Jzard streets, aize "xIi? fest, For pr terms Inquirb of the owner, Bdwar Derg, 1012 North 21t strees 8 )R SALE—Lots in Stewart Place, will fur- nish money for buiiding house, and pay- moents monthiy. Here 18 chance to secure a home, Harrls, Room 411 1st Nat. Bank. o T ana see us and investigate some of the hargalns, We Do o offer. — Wo are contine ually listing new properties and “if you don't see Whilt vou want ask for it, Forsale of exchange one of the finest res. taurants in Omaha at & bargain. We hiave several fine hotel propertles to trade for land or other £0od values. Anu_olevator property with large dwelling house, at & bargai. Blevator com piote, with horse' powor, scales, office furnished, etc, A file opening for a practical grain dealér. ouacs and lots tn all parts of Omaha for siile and exchange, ¥or excliunge, for Omaha property. 1,000 acres of §chigol land lease, in one of the Lest'counties 1o the state, A fine residence vroperty in Omalia View for sale al & bargain, From 875,000 to 810,000 worth of first-class notes to exchange for Omana property, ¥o axchianise for Omahs property, oo of the best farms in Hock county, Nebraska, together with stock and RCUINEFY Decessary to carry on the place, O1d age and failing health of the owner {5 reason for selling. A fine Wheelor county farn #00d 80\, for excha proporty. 28) acrés o ino land 1n northwestern lowa to exchange for Omana property. o il Gr xciiaigs for western lands clty property, merehandise or 1ive stock, & fine hotel propeny’ in, lowa town of 6.000 inhabitants, [eading hotel of the vlace and doiug a flue busiuess. Furnishes meals for two passenger tralns day. A suap for the right man, 2 haye Unsurpasse. tacilitfes for dispost w rty, ha;lnx lvinw u&:‘onu IM\III: lour’or ive states, ‘'your _propel With us 10 you wish & quick furn Wi K. & Ill&obm 14, Chamber of Oummuui“lnlu- CMIEE | QUARTERMASTRRS " OLFICE= Omaha, Neb., Augusts, 188, —Sealed pro- posals, in tiiplicato, will Do received at this office, 'and by Depot Quartnaster, Choyenne, Wyoming, until two o'ciock p, m., September 5th, 1589, ‘for delivery at Cheyenne l*unr(ab makter's Dopot, or at other pointy specltied by bidder, of 150 'tons of baled hay, and 125000 pounds of oats; in stout burlap sacks. The huy must be of best uplund grass and well cured be- fore boing haled, ~ Goverument reserves right to ny or all proposals- Preference given to of domestic production, conditions of aud quality belng equal, ' Further part culars and blanks for bidding may be obtained on application to this office, or 0 Depot Quar- termuster, Choyenne, WM. B, HUGHES, Tieu. tenant Colonel aud Deputy Quartermaster Gen- U. Glulof Quartermaster. Notice to Contraotors. Bealed proposals willberecelyed at the office of the County Clerk, Douglas County, Nebraska, until 2 o'clock p. m., Saturday, September 1ith, 1836, for the ercctiol of five (3) twenty foot spans irestle work, on rosd known ss Dr. Miller's Hoad, between sections 1 and 12, township 14, range 12, Pians and specifications tobe found in County Clerks office, ~ ALl bids must be accompaniod by certifled check for #0 00, The County rescrves the right to reject any and all bids, [SEAL] M. D. Rocu ,County Clerk, a2z Nouce of Stock Subseriptic Notice s hroby given thav the books of the Omaha, Lincoin & Buit Ratlway Company will De operied for the purnose of receiving sub- ptions to the capltal stock of 88l company on end after the second day of Seprember, 1881, at No. 1306 Farnam street, (n the city of Omaha, Nebraska. Daved this 1st day of August, 135, G, L. RoDES, A, WULKAP, L. DE BEVOIsE, aug-1-d3e Bealed proposals will be recolved at the office of the County Clerk, Douglas County, Nebraska, until 2 p. m., Saturdey, Septembor 14th, 1849, for the eroctiin of seven' () twenty foot spans trestlo work, over the Papio, Detween Sections dand 27, toivnship 6, rauge 12 Plans gnd specifications to be found in County Clerks office. Al bids to be sccompauied by certified cliock for $0.00. Thoe county reserves the Fight o toject say o all bldw, o SEAL "D, Roci, County Cler] o THE REALTY MAR - e NSTRUMENTS placed on resord during yosterday, C L Smith and wife to £ A Stockham, lot 16, bik & Solomon's add, w L 800,100 M A Upton and wife to O Dy Pt iots 21 and 2, bk 10, Shull’s id add, wd .. 5,500 A P Tukey et al 10 ] O Robmson et al, Iob 9, blk 16, Clifton HIlL, wd ... 000 Win Coburn, special muster, 't B A Mo. Kenna, iots ¥ and 4, ol ), Walnut Hill, South Omaha Land Co to John Coffman, lots 4 and 5, bik &2, 8 h Omaha, w & W E Huglos et al t0 W C Andross ot al, Dt bik Q, Shinn's 24 add, w d L D Harris ot al to C K Shiw, 1068 8 and DIKH, aud lots 17 and 19, blk 2 Portian: Place, wd ... ... {istici W I Homan (and wife to R W Balle: 1ot 18, DIk 14, Walnut HilL wd..... Patrick Land (o to J J Hanighen, 1ot b, ik 109, Dundeo Place, w d. .. Harry Woodward and ' wife to it ¢ Ball, 10v 11, Lancaster PInce, wd.............. Nels Fadden and_wifo 'to K & Neweomb Lumver Co, 1ot 11, bIk 38 Henson's add, C A Ringer and husband ‘to Aima Keith, lot 10, bk 2, Baker Place, w d RS Albright'to A U Troupe, lots § And ¥, bl 26, and ot 2 bik 17, Orchard Hill F0Set i Wit fo'5 Dunhad, Wi 1ot 4, blk 142, Omaha, qeo . s 8 U Sherwood to public, Sherwood's sub, BT Ry 3 § A O Troupe and wite to i 8 Albright, ic 10 and 1), blk 16, aud lot I, bik Orchard Hill, g ¢ d. g J & G E Barker to K Jaynes ot l, 1ot 27, blk i, Snerman avento park, w George Parks and_wifo to O Parks, 1ot 1, bik 3, Missour! nue park, w seaes E LJaynes ot alto Wm Holfl, Tot *7and o Y% :0! 26, blk 3, Sherman avenue park, Nineteen transfers Building P The following poraits wara (831251 by Building Inspoctor Whitlook yestorday: E. B. French, one-story frame cottage, Becond avenue noar FIOrence............4 F. K. abahlquest. one-story frame cot- ‘tage, Twonty-first avenue uear South strect Sl N.I A, Kuhn, two onestory frame cot- I tages, Maple near Houlevard... .. 200 Threo minOr permits. ... ... 4 60 Six pormits aggregating. ................ 3416 Notloe. AKEN UP—On the Sherwood tarm, 2 horses that OWNer can have by proving Droperty and paying charges. R, H. SuErRwoon, 3 Palace Stables, 1ith and Daveuport, A10-25-50-8%13 6.—L. A. NO. 600—PROPOSALS FOR Y Supplies—Office of Purchasing and Depot Commisary of Subsistenice, U. 8. Army, Omniana, Nol August 28, 1850, —Sealed proposals in triplicate, 'subject to the usual conditions, Wil e recelved at thisoftice until 12 o'clock M. central standard time, on Monday, the 16th day of September, 188, at which time and place they will be opened 1n the presence of bidders, for the furnishing and dellvery at Omaha, Ne the following army s . viz.: Hard bre corn meal, cheese, Y cki cooked, Preferetice Will be given to articles of domestie production ormunufacture, conditions of quality and price (ncluding in the prics of forelgn productions or manufactures the dnty thereon) being equal, The right is reserved to rojtct any ormll bids Bluk proposals, and specifications showing in detail the articles and quantity required and giving full infor- mation as to ¢ I“ll‘lll of contract will ba fur- nished on application to this office. J. W. BAR- 1 {\hl].lll\ll C. 8. U, 8. A, .20 Notice to Builders. Sealed_proposals for the erectlon of a double, 2astory brick house will bo recelved by the undersigned until noon of September 6, 1K89, Plans and specifications can be seen at the oflice of Mahonoy, Minahan & Smith. a0l 76 PATRICK MAIIONEY, A MERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY'S EUROPEAN DEPARTMENT receives and Torwards all classes of business by each Mail Stenmer arriving at or deprrting from New Vork. Shipments from Europo can_be made direot by this Company to all intand Ports of ¥ntry in the United adn_and Mexico, with or without paymant of duties at New York. Lates ns 0w s those of any responsiblo company. NO CHARGE MADE FOR CUSTOM HUUSE JOR CARTAGE. dory Jssued payablo ot 15,00 places fn . Cannda ant Agoncies in Buroj shipments for States‘can be dolivered: or \f {rom Intorior alould be gonstgned, i pfod by B OF Lading dinvolce f bjerican Cousuli— MK stroot, & C hoventieeth, HANBUKRG, and 1T Ame COE, YONGE & CO. —MANUFACTURERS OF— WALKING CANES, et o frtmst e wafi! Frices, Grodi utlongers and Agen ifo Stands & Specialty, RGULTRTIAD EATALOUEN YRR, 715 WASHINGTON AVE. ST. Louis, Mo, Ambitious Policemen Who Desiro to Climb Higher. The recommendation of the chief of police that Detective Mostyn be apponted captain of the police force to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Duff Green, does not prevent other members of the force from making a scramble for the position and for other places that a promotion of one of the present ofticers will make vacant. Detective Mostyn feels that he is. entitled to the promotion. Sergeants H. P. Haze and Michael Whalen are also aspirants for the position and both have influentinl friends who are urging their claims, Haza was recommended for chief detective by the chief of police, but is not averse to tak- ing higher game, } Considerable foeling has been stirred up by somo of the other recommendations. Tom Ormsby, who has been one of tho best workers on the force und a long while in the service, is recommonded for the position of fourth sergeant. His friends on and outside of the forco feel that he should have been made chief of detectives, Mr. Mostyn’s place, being the oldest special on the force. Then the nerve of DeGraves in applying for @ position s sergeant aston- ishes tho older members of the forco. DeGraves has been on the forco but o year, and has had n place as nibuuted patrolman during that time, 7. EHis, who is ulsoa now member and has'been s mounted patrolman, 8 recom. mended for appointment as a detective, and Andrew Hazo, a brother of the sergeant, and @ mew man, has been recommended for Ellis’ place on the mounted patrol, Some of the older members of the forca are not only disgusted, but discouraged at these recommendations, and if their protests will effect any changos they will be given with o will, An Absolute Care. The ORIGINALABIETINE OINTMENT is oply put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands, and all skin erup. tions, Will positively cure all kinds of piles- Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT. MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug cempany at 25 cents per box—by mail 30 cents, Who Wants to be a Soldier. Candidates for the West Point cadetstup from this district will be oxamined on the afternoon of Wednesday, September 4, in the office of the board of education, corner Sixteenth and Capitol avenue. Fifteen applications have already been re coived by Congressman Connell, f A committee, composed of one puysician, two educators, and two representative oitis zeus will conduct the examinations, The mewmbers have not been appoiuted vet, but Superintendent James will probably be ong of the members, The successful applicant must bo between seventeon and twenly-two yours of age, &% least five feet tall, and be up to & high stand: ard physically. More than this, be must be very well versed in all the common branches of ‘study, including srithmetic, English grammar, reading, penmanship, geography, United and states' history. During twenty-five years trial, mors tality, where Dr Jefforis’ preventive and cure for diphtheria and putrid sore throat &us in malignant scarlet, fever) isused,ls 1-10 of 1 per cent, or, one in & thousand, Under other treatments in Europe and America, 5 to w&:r cent, Address Dr. Thos. Jefferis, box 657, Omaha; or Dehaven, druggist, Council Blufts, Ia, No physician re= quired, Sent ‘ry express on receiptof price, #3, v