Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 30, 1889, Page 7

SPECIAL NOTICES. OMAHA. No advertisements will bo taken for theso columns after 12:30 p. m. Terms--Cash in advanoe, Adyertisements under this head 10 cants per Anie for the first insertion, 7 cents for eacn sub- sequent insertion, and £1.50 per line per_month, N0 advertisenents (akn for loss than 2 cents for first insertion Reven words will be counted 1o the Jine: they must run consccutively and must be pud n ADVANCE. All advertise TeTits 108t e hatide 18 Hefors 12:30 o'clock b. m,, and under no ¢ rcumstances will yhey be taken or discontinued by telephone, Partlos advertising In these columns apd pav- Ang their answers addressed in careof TiE Brk it plensa ask for & check to enable them to got their lettors, us none will be deliy a H" on preseutation of check. All answers to ad- Yertisements should be enclosed in envelopes. All advertisements fn these columns are pubs 1istied in both morning and evenini editions of Tie Bew the circulation of which agiregates more than 18,000 papers daily, and clves the ad- Vortisors the bencilt, not only of the ity circu Iation of Tur Brk, but also of Council Bluffs, Tincoin and other cities and towns throughout this section of the country, "BRANCH OFFICES. Advertiaing for these columns will be taken bn the above conaltions, at the followin |:I_|‘-l- “ness houre s, who are authorized ag e TR BEE 8poc notices, and will quote the same Tates as con be had at the main office. OHN W o Sroct (CHASERT /South 16th Str 3 1. FARNSWORTI, e dnj Street W 2 UG HES, Pharma 1st, 624 North 16th oSirdet. . BELL, Priarmacist, 820 South Tenth Stationers and Printers, (3EO. W. PARR, Pha rmacist, 1800 St. Mary X Avenue " PHARMAOY, 2208 Farnam Streat. __SITUATIONS WANTED. g g i ‘ T ANTED-Situations for 4 good strong Ger- men girls who can’t speak Enghsh; also for a nice, neat German widow of 3) as a house- keeer, 18 good cook, industrious and saving, speaks'good English: have lots of girls now who are strong and willing, but not good cooks, Mrs, Brogs, 31414 8. i6th, 810 287 BAKDER Situation wanted by o steady bar. Der of two years' experfence: can do good work and will Work cheap; address Fred Ithen, Creston, In. 63 25§ JANTED--Position as governess to child- ren by bright, refined, highly educated astern lady, Hest of references. Address " Hardy, Neb, 813 {SERCATION wanted, by an experienced and tapid young man stenocrapher; rapid and |ecurate on typewriter, Refersnce given, state SRIRTY pnidi address’ 3. L box State Center, Ia. 04 2§ O0K-Kdepor (firsi-clnss) wants position. Young man, Five years' experience in oflice and bank. Good references. Adaress, K oy oo, 610 23 _ WANTED--MALE HELP. Wanted-.-fend stamp ror circulars. A 1Co Girand Rapids,Mich N ANTED — —A first clnss b andboard, Mrs. Brega, 3144 S auick past expe Address “K 53, Bre oflice, figures; stato ngs expected, IVE men with small capital can secure a dspecinity pnylm{;l 0 to $00 monthly room i, Crelghton block, V\rf\x D—2 walters, ropean hotel, '“mm DA busheiman at the Continen tal Closhing House, 73228 LESMEN Wanted— 1 rellablo sales- Pmen to sell our baklng powder us a side line. Large commission. Hrauch house Warner Baking Powder co., Leavehworth, Kan, 89850 y German proforred. TANTED~Tailor and bushelman. 11 8. lith, 046 50¢ v_\r ANTED—A good draughtsmanat once. 0, H. Placey, architect, Lincoln, Neo, 34 i TV B to travel for the Tonthill mucserios of Canada. Wo pay 350 to_ $100 a month aud expenses to agents to sell our Canadian grown stock, Add. Stone & Wellington, Madisot, Wis, 909 ANTED-—At once, fifty mora rustling sales- men to take orders from farmers and ot her Jarge consumers {or groceries, ete. at wiole- salo prices, Kxclusiveverritory given, Address, The g&lgawurm Mercuntile Co., Importers and Manufacturers, 1447 State st., Chicago. 811 4% ANTED—Good_cont-maker; steady posi- tion and good wages, Sochor & Hurt, St. Paul, Neb, 530 3 FANTED—Saiesmen nt 575 per mOnth kalary and expenses to sell a line of silyer-plated ware, watches, etc., by sample only; horse and genm furnished free, Write atonce for full par- thenlars and sample case of goods free, Siand. ard Silver Ware Co., I2oston, Mass bk ANTED—Agonts 10 sell the pinless clothes 1ins; the only line ever invented that Lolds the clothes without pins; a per e patent recontly ixsued; sold only whom the exelusive right is zlven ipt of B cts wo will senda sample line by mail; also clrculars, price list and terms to axents; securo our territory at once. Address Worcester Pinless Clothes Line Co., 17 Hermon st., Wor- cester, Mass, wslods 'Vv,\m —Four hundred mon ror track lay- ¢ jug in Wyoming. Apply to P. H. 5 1. & M, passenyer depot, Omaha ANTED—=00 gradors and tle mukers for the Black Hilis extension. Filley, Kramer & Co,, dax Moyor bulldiug, 1ith and 'Farnam, ANTED—100_railrond laborers \west, Company work. Co., Moax Meyer for tne Filloy Rrumor & uliding, 1ith and Farnam sts, 0 T ANTED—Agents! To solicit orders for our celebrated Oil Portraits. 'The finest made, No experlence required! eginners earn £0 week, #2ontfit froe! Send for full purticninrs. Arate onance. Saffovd, Adums & Co., 46 Hond st., New York. 8190 63 JANTED--A man fn every locality to act as private detectivo under our Astruc- tions, Send e for particulars, Central Detec- ye Burduu, Topeka, Kan. )0 TANTED-A flico man to go east; must invest ; must bo a rood businoss man. Address the Geo, 8. Clime Publishing Tiouso, 516 to 521 Wabnash ave., Chicago, Iils, P W 4SiED Men for Washington tormitory: Albright's Labor Agency, 1120 Furnam st 018 WAMNTED--FEMALE HELP, rl to do general house “’AN'I"!D—A £00d ook, 1611 Dodge. T WISH t0 employ o fow ladies, on salary, to take charge of iy husiness at thelr homos ; gutirely unoblectionablo; Hght very fasoinat ing and hoalthtul; 20 taiking requ 810 por week, Good pay for part thne, My roferences indlnde sonic Of the Dest kKuowi peo- ple of Louisville, Cinctr Littsiurg 1 @lsewhere, Addross with Stump, Mrs, Walkor, 46 ‘and Chostaut S8 Louts FANTED—A good flrst glrl, must be a good ©00K #nd luundross; good wuges and m £00d home to one Who is competent; reference roquiced, Oall at 3042 Paul st. or addreas bux A GO0D Stlan widdicaged woman N, 20th st i Wiy s 915 03 VW ANTED-A girito sow, with a tailor, on custom work, Gl S, Tth st 4 1 DAZSSMAKING, B N EW ross and olonk muker shop; fashi le Work : clouk repairers, Price guuran 10 be the lowess. Addroess 514, 17th and Cuming, T85-285 83 Minnick's dressmaking Leavenworth, ESSMAKING in tamllles, 627 8o, 171h ave, 1a2olst _FOR RENT--HOUSES. = 2 K for rent-Seven i pri ), I B 8, 78k stveer, R 7 iiul’ul-: B K, cor. 1bth wud Conter. B4 it RENT—10-rooin house, 115 Dodge, 110d- ern {mprovemants, i, 110 Dodge, riod 700w house it and Caldwei, ity water, o0l hiouse 2th and Emmet st $15, Y Ay m Ih:ll Onlo st. |H“A 1 ol er large aud small | 0180, 3. Fox, K 1 Conuineuial bik ; by Sholos & Hamilt Nationat Hank Bl ouse, all conv., 2ith and Cass ste, ouse, ull conv., same location. house, all conv., Hanscom Place, flats. 10th and'Howard sts. ouse, all sanv., Windsor Place. T-room houu-‘ Al eomv., Windsor Plac =T-xoom house all eonv,, 105 B, 25th ave, tire butlaing on 8. 1ot st., suitable for ho- rent wll or part. ey 3 mfiw@y #fl; Toon, DAL 0 Boward ot guire 208, | s JOR RENT-T.room cottage, with bath, 213 Capitol ave, Tnquire 2518 Capitol ave. #2113 QOR RENT—f-room cottage, well and cistern, 39 8, 218t st, 620, 819 308 Q ROOM honse, gas, batn and all modern con- venjences, 4flr.“ 24th ave, 08 1* FOI REN 5 WO New 5-T0oTm tor iine, 810 por month Wi Douglas, ( 24 story 1 Linton block, heated by steam, range in the kitehen, hot and cold water, Aewily paperod, grate in parlor, rent low, Inquire at 917 in the biock, Lith and Mason sireets, John Hamlin, agent. o OR RENT—House of 5 large rooms in splen- dld conditlon, California streer,between 3ith Aiid 324, only #16'per month 10 a_first-class ten. aut. Trquire of Wiliis Yates, Neb. Nat'l bank. OR RENT—Two 10-room modern hou very low price to rignt party, Ames, Farnai st. 6 NOR REN pair, on oo wession given Oct, 1st, Tee office. JOR SALE or v ensy torms, K, I NOR RENT-Good five-room hon cil Bluffs Motor line; city water; month, Four-room honses. #10 per month. Four-Foom louscs, throe blocks from motor line, $ per month. Curtis & Sackett, 208 8, 16th st., Omana, w6 1 107 House, In_good re- 00lWOFEn AVe.: PO3. Inquire G. B. Tzschuck, ew f-room o office, cottage, on 08-30¢ on Coun- 12 per DO REN'T- st near 1 tigo of 4 rooms 1 cugo st. V ERY low, two f-room houses on 15th Vinton: two 8 and 0 room houses on and Woolworth (witl and bathi; two f-room houses in L Room' 510, Paxton block 450 JOOR RENT_House with all convenicnees, hard wood (nish, thres biocks from P. O. ‘enst front: 216 N. 1Wih st. 4§10 MOR KRENT=No, 2411 Capltol avenues, 11 rooms, all modern conventences, The 0. F. Davis Co, %3 JOk RENT—5-room cottage on South Sird M stroet, 5. Two 4-room cottages on 8. 12th st., $12.5), Two 3-room {lats oo N, 1ith ss,, suitable for light nousokeeping, $12 Two t-room tlats, worth sts, Apply v Green & Williams, Ist Nat. bank Lldg. Ff{n I Wit son, 314 8, ](V(II( RENT--8-room modsrn im) corner. Apply M. Elgatter, 1112 8. (0th. ynd floor 4 rooms 1217 Chicagzo ity water and cistorn, nlso cot- SN 21st st. inquire 1215 Chi- ity wate icoln Place. corner 24thand Leaven- NT—A 6-room cottage, Oity, clstern 1ent to business. David ‘.r\luhh 03 ed house, B30 JFOR RENT—Randsome loroom louse. all conviences, paved strest, cable and horse cars, b minutes walk of postoflice. Nathanshel- ton, 1614 Farnam st. 04 OR RENT-Several-new f-room cottages; rent $15 per month, _luquire of John I, oF. Lelimann, 624 8. 17th street. ur FIOUSES for rent—w ilkinson, 1417 I JOI RENT—10-toom _houss, steam hoat, all imyrovements, cheap rent. G, E. Thompson, room 21, Sheely block, "1oth aud Howard, i rnam, 84y FOR RENT--ROOMS FURNISHED. _ LEGANT rooms in modern b single or doublo; telephon NOR RENT--targe, elegant rooms, furnished or un nished; all conveniences: board it desired. jth, beiween Dodge and Faciam. 5 1 QURNISHED room Apply 1723 8¢, M NICELY furnished front room and g barn, With avery couy " cheap, at % Maple st. onehalf block from 2ith motor line. 842 28 NJ LCE furnished rooms, 2200 Dodge, 1{‘\(”( RENT-—Two fturni: d front rooms, all nienc Private family, 117 So. L 1 Dodge and Farnam. oz I-fl‘lll RENT-—-2 furilshed rooms for house ping. 1014 8. 1th st. N ICELY furnished rooms i [OR RENT—Nicely furnished room, suitable for 2 gentlemen, with board (in private fam- ily). Mrs. C. B. Maore, 114 Dodge. 62712 PURNISHED rooms--Some for lght hous keeping. 1314 Capitol ave, LEURIE Tk BENT -Neath ‘furnishid front room. with Lieat ana bath,on motor line.1321 N. lith 0 TPOR KENT-Nicely furnished rooms, with board 1n private family, referen; 2207 Earnam. ki J{ URNISITED rooms, modern convenlences, 2301 Douglas, 113 YHEERFUL. sunny rooms, with or withont Jboard, in modernresidence, references, 213) Harney st 03 308 Y OUR CHOICE of three nowly furnis e rooms with board; all modern conven- fences: handy to business; terms reasonable, 2015 Douglas street For res wo furnished rooms on St Mary's avenue, to gentlemen only; six min: utes walk of business center. Reféronce re- quered. Inguive at store, 210 and 212 8 156 st, JOR RENT—Well rurnished room in_private family with breakfast and 6_o'clock dinne including 3 meals snnday. for or mont Location haif biock from high school. Address J'24, Bee. 280 Q CLATR European hotel, cor, 13th and M Dodge; special rate by wesk or month, 30 TP OR RENT—Furnished front rooms, ! Doage stroot. 63f-0 [NLEGANT furnishiod rooms with bath and Usteamn, 1910 Howard st. 617 ICELY furnished room, all conveniences, 315 N.17th, 450 0 18 JOR RENT-—Fu suite, 1“(‘“N ONF furnished ¢ for one or two ven men, FPrivate family. 221} Farnam st, PURNISHAED rooms with all modern conve- nfences, for gentleimon only, 1709 Dodge =t. 520 JR00M with or witnout board. 1812 Dodk 1816 nished rooms, single or en Apply 3214 Capitol ave, 5143 1ED rooms and board 182 _Chicago. 5017 G* JOD room with bath, 519 8 26th st, 523 ) rooms at 402 N 10th st, All con- lovely rooms. T4 W) FOR RENT- ROOMS UNFURNISHED. Joor kE street car lin good. Inguire 13 URNISHE Venlences Liree unfurnished rooms on for housekeeping; location Shermun uve. 949 2, POR RENT—Unfurnishod roois suitable for housekeeping, Buit's Reuting ageney, 2 ;;[uum Sat 1712 ORRENTUnfirnisiod back parior witn car 7 Cas 4 FOR RENT-STOR:S AND OFFICES (OR RENT—After Oct. 1, fine front oMce, gronnd loor; plate whiss ‘window: heat and light farnishod ; & most desirable location for any kind of business; rent reasonable, Inguire Omaha lco Co., 10 80, 15th st 559 JH OTEL for rent, ail furnisied. Steam hoat and modern convenlenes: 21 sieeping rooms, allic first-class shapes fine bar und fixtures A tine opening for & man with smail capital, in Houth Omaha, 1201 Douglas, 7. TOOR RENFThronstory brick building. 1110 DougtasSt. . suitablo for wholesals or ware: house. Chas, Kautmann, 1302 Douglas strect, ) )N indrai oot store 1 block from P. 0. Fleming, 14th and Douglas. 13 0 TROFRENT—Store, 1111 Farnam st, 20 by 138 207 feol, 2utories und cellar, Nathai Shelton, 1014 Fabnamse 3 ] (OR KENT—Basoment 10 by 00 ft, heated by stoam. Buquired. Nagl, 014 8o, Tith st, YOE RENT Choap, double 8tore and base- went, corner 15th i F. B U Howard sts. luquire of J. F. Shoesl m 201, Shesly bi 5 % [0 RENT-Desirablo warenouse room on {rack. Appiy t0 0. W. Kelth, Tid Pacifig 0 ru'i;(‘iiiz‘—hfi story brick Dulldlug it 01 wer, forier s ocot ) Tlae Publishing Oos $10 Faraste st * Fho buitt, ing has a fire-proof cemented basement, or. ml steamn-heating fixtures, water on L the TS, g85, ote. Apply at the ofice of 'mmnu. kimnmnt;:flrn ew d-story and inent st 4 saje hu:m::‘. ::‘“'"‘ Suilanle ‘: any whole. oW i-stor, basomens by Lox hesvy ¥ ol Coaleas building sulsavle Store room, No. L 1681 8t Store room. N 'as jeaveuwortn st. Apply toGresn (imtu, 18t Nat. M“IM.. OR RENT-—Stores and livin ingst. Alsohouse on Cassst, 411, 1st Nat, Bank, rooms on Cum- Harrls, room 234 o MISCELLANEOUS, H&, B. M. POST, massage treatment, baths and treatment of the scalp and hatr, ' Tues- days and Saturdays, 106 m. to 10p me o AMES D. UPTON, 1adies’ tatior; Intest New o) York styles. A perfect it guaranteed, Par- 1ors 202} Farnam st. T o ];l.l?l: River ice for salo, Lanham & Abbott, Crete, Ned. - 004 33 N UCTION &nles avery Tuesday and Frida 4\morning at 1121 Faroam, Omaha Auction Storags 7 “A NTIQUARIAN Tlook Store, 1413 Farnam st. J\ COash paid for second-hand books, 600-023) VAST paid for househoid furniture, stoves, /Omaha Auction & Storage Co., 1121 Faruma. xprossion, Vocal Articulate, 1.'V. Anderson, Shoely block, BHO JCHOOL of Pantominic ] OUIS Wineberg dress and clonk maker; Uplush clonks to order and steamed; senlskin cloaks repaired, ail inds fur trimmings fue- nishied. 1420 Capitol Ave., repairing of all kind. § Geo. F.Gellon- bock, Apply at Bee office. TREPAIRS tor all maxes of stoves at James Tiughes', 677 8 13th st. 26130 TTHE bango tanght as an art & GERMAN “lessons—Mr. Borndruck, Fruehaut's book storo. 5 013) LOST, T.05T-A Bew gonvs traveling grip, orange Jealor, between 15th and 2ith strocts on Far- nav last evening, Contained mountain speels mens and bottle of iron water from_ Maniton Springs, Reward for return to G, M, P., 1104 Farnam. &Il 254 TLQ5T white Scoteh terrier, fomale, at U, P, Jdaepot; reward ¥ roturn 101 N. ll”ll. 8l OST—A Jarge pug dog with collar on. A Iib- Jeral roward will b patd for his return to A, J. Whidden, 4307 Nelson st., Walnat Hiil, or to room B2, Paxton block. 87-25% OST—From Clifton Tl Sept. 2/, black pony, dtwo white saddlo marks on back, 10 years old. Return to Jos. Matz. 58 80 ST—One bay mare pony branded 13 on 16t Ishoulder, sore on back from bLarness, short any information deliverea at_Walnut Hill aruigstore will be rewarded. S, 8. Foster. 733 24 OST—A liver-colored pointer dog, answers 4to nume of Dun; finder please return G, W, Holdrege, No. 1812 South 32nd ave., city, a reward 4t i OST-Since Sept. 17. & small black and tan Jdog; answers to name of Trump; ) reward; return to 1018, ith st. 26 13 PERSONALS. PPERSONAL-Nra. Knte Clampitt has rernoy lier hair dressing store to 120 N, Ihth st.. 8doors south of Capitol ave. 0281 DERSONAL—Mrs. E. B, Conrsen will got lat- ters and_telegrams from her husband by caliing at the Cozzens house. __ 8I7-28% _ NDWARD Andrews will find nis daugnter at L1703 Corby street, Omaha, Mollie h|l||' 3 I TENTLEMEN, it you desire a wife ora lively Xcorrespondent. sona your address to the American Corresponding Club, Box 643, Clarks- buig, W. Va 243 013§ ~_ WANTED-TO BUY. V 7 ANTED—One good driving horse about 1100 pounds. 4222 Cuming st. _609.27) D-To buy or trade for good build- ing lot witin 2 blockg of postoilice. Ad- dress, stating size, vrice, terms and incum- brance, K 4% Bee office. RICK Press Wanted—A second-hand ma- chine in good condition for making dry od brick, Adaress K 46, care of this oflice. 50 irnituro, carpets, stoves, general mdse, Wells' Auction & Storage Co.,d17 3. Iith, uon’ \\h\ ED--2,000 yards dirt at 5 cents per yard, to fill lot "{n Housel & Stebbins ad- dition. Koom o19 Paxton block. __________STORACE. ke e JTORAGE at low rates at 1 rnam street, DOmaha Auction and storuge Co, 534 JUORAGE and forwarding. We coliact and de- liver goods of all description, merchandise, furniture and baggage af cheapest rates for storage for any length of time. Vans aud Wagons to be had at siortest notice, with care- ful men. for moving. Packing and shipping from our own wareliouse dons on moderats chiarge. Merchandise loaded and unloaded. Warehiouse on our own tracks, Office217 8. 1ith st. Telephone 115, Howsll & Co. 535 Stor AGE—Clean, dr Wells' Storage & Au . and reasonable rates. lon Co,, 317 8. 13th st. 15 011 TPRACKAGE storage at lowest rates. W. M. Bushman, 1911 Leaveaworth. 590 T CLAIRVOYANT. _ JRTUNE Teller—Mrs, Lenorman consulted oa all atfaira of life, tion guarante No. 810 N. 15th st ' 113 o¥* MADAME Weliington, world-renowned as- trologlst, test medium and destiny reader, Just from Kurope. Teils your life from the cradle to the grave, remnites the separated, causes speedy mariage with the ons you love, locates disease and treats with massags and electric baths, Al in trouble should not fail to consult this gitfed seeress. Parlor 6, upstairs, 4178, 11th; offico nours froim 10 &, m. fo 10 p; m: 2 80F it SANT V. Warren, ciairvosant, med: and business medium, Female dise aspecialty. 11 rooms 2 and MATE=RNITY HOSPITALS. 00D homes for (adies_durlng confinement, terms reasonable,523 8,17th, Dr. ,\Lrlli.li‘:lillz« 3 580, onn_be Satistac- N. 16th st. ! - Ohlenschlager, mid-wifery home for P\ . Good accommodations and attend- Labies adopted 207 North 2ith st., Omaiia, i 50 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING UPANDARD Shorthand School, Paxton bik b (successor to Valentine's) the largest exelu. ive shorthand school in the west. Teachers are verbatim roporters, Particular _attention pid 10 typewriting, Mechaulcal construction of machine taught by factory expers. Clrenlars. 5 ‘ HITTLESEY'S shorthand and typewrit- ing achool, Barker biock. Duy atid even- 1ng sessions; 8 per month, W1-07F FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS _ JFORSALE-A lot of now shelving at o bar- gnin, - Must be sold. J. . Parcotte, rantal ageney, room 21 Douglas block: W12 NUMRER one six-year-old horse: kind and ound; weighe 1,100, Address J. J, Me neer st NOR BALE - Wagon and harness, almost new, for sale on payments; price reasonable, (o Operative Land & Lot Co., 215 N. 16th st. 751 28 TOR SALE=A “owel” Brunswick & Baike, 4xK, billiard table complete, with entire out* 11t: cost #00, will sell for 8810 used three months inprivate family. Will sell on payments, Tablo 1s Mabogany and cucs inlaid. Great bargain, Address A, Smith, 614 Hrown block, 16th and Douglas § 943 PMOK §A LE—Furniture suitable for a board- ing house; parties now have from ¥ to 30 hoary Hee office; good stand, 701 50) TOR BALT- Somo #6001 carriage ana (rafh horses at Pacitic stables, cor, lith ana Charles st. 654 1 DOR BALE—A new buggy, Simpson_make, choap, R oom 27, Paxtor block. 21 TG SALE=Work team, wagon and harnoss single horse, harness and carriage, Jragous, 2uats ety harness, or will exchings for brick. J."J, Wilkiuson, 141 arnam FQREALE A quantiiy of building tans, Apply 10 the superintendent Bes building. 025 IO SALE—A #-horse powor Porter engine in good condition, welght 5,10) pounds, eyl- 1ix1d. - For particulars apply to 106 Heo WS ABSTRACYS OF TITLE. IDLAND Guarantee & Trast Co,, N, Y. Life Vhbiag,compiete abstracts furnished aad titles Loroal siate examinod porfociod ¥ guarapioed. MONEY TO LOAN (CHATTLE lowns, strictly contidential. M. L. Hall, 1§ Contmental biock, Tt 02 DMAIIA Chattel Loan Co., Room 4% block. Money at lowest r: d Darker i’b'isn on chiattel and collateral security,spe- Jolai rates this week. wkeye Iuvestment Co 1. 8, Douglas VI'k, 16th aad Dodgeste, W ¥ g BACH¥ Tiotzai e firshury horsae dieley i, o ‘west part of city, 'S &1 .‘.tm' NEY loaned on chattel seourities and oweiry. loom 4Ll Slesley blk. ¥ H-Jerome. o J ngeg, 1T . JERESTONR Mory [\.91,000; o our rat ), ~Toans of $10 to fore borrowing and save money; loan on h 4, turniture, or any approved security, without publicity; notes bought; for new loan, renewal of old, and low-. est rates,call R 208, Sheelay blk,1ith & Howardst, e a0l LT *.’lfl,fll’ to loan at 6 per penat. Tinanan & Ma- Phoney, room 308 Paxton block. 510 MONEY to lown on furaiture, horsos. wagons, ©ts., o on any appeoved security, J. W. Robbins, 1411}4 Farnam sicoet. Paxton hoil, M ONEY (0 loan on anysscurivy for short time. gt law Tatas. Low on_personal propert 'son Mortgagtl Investment Com Toom 00, Paxton blocks B DING loans. National bauk. FIY0 TOAN=—A fow thousand on inside nnim. proved city property or good £nd mor paper_Address J 66 Beo ofioe, {ILRSTmortguge toans at low Fates and uo delay, D. V. Sholes, 210 First National bank. b4 The Hena OANS mnde on real estate and mortgazes dbought. Louls 8. Reed & Co., K1, Buard Trade 15 MONEY to loan on horses, wagons, mules, A¥lhoushold goods, pianos. organs, dinmonds, lowest ratas. ‘Tiie first organized loan office in the city. Makes leans from thirty to three hun. dred and sixty-five days, which can_be paid in part or whole, at any time, thus lowerlug the principal and interest. Call and sea us wnen YOUu want money. Wecan assist you promptly and to your advantage withoit removal ot roperty or publicity, Money always on hand. delay i making loans. { Reed & C §. 1§th st,, over Bingham & Sons. 669 J.OANS—City and farm _loans, mortgage pi. dper bourht. McCague Investment Co. 83 ONEY toloan. O. F. Davis Co,, renl estate and loan agents, 1501 Farnam st. 544 ANTED—First class inside loans, Lowest rates. Call and see us, Mutual Invest. ment Co., 1504 Farnam . 51 TVIQNEY loaned for 310 or % duys on suy kind of chattel security; reasonable in est; confidential. J.J. Wilkinson, W17 Farnam. 647 ONEY to loan at low rates and no delay. Capital and_surplus $1,800.00. Lombard Investment Co., 309 8 Lith st, 000 ESIDENCE loans--6% to 7 per cent: no ad- ditional charges for commissions or attor- neys' fees. W. I Melkle, First Nat bank blag, 0 YOU want money? If so don® borrow before getting my rates, which arothe low- ‘est on any sum froni $1 to §10,000. 1 make loans on houshold goods, planos, or- fiAna. horses,mules, wagons, warehotiss Tecolpts, ouses, lenscs,etc., 1n any amount at the lowest possibie ra property. Loans can be made for one to six mouths and YOI cAn pay part at any time, reducing both principal and interest. If you owe a balance ©on your furniture or horsas, or have a_loan on them, T will take It up and ¢arry 1t for you as long a8 you des 1f you need money you will find it to your ad- vantage to #ee me beiore borrowing. 5 B, F. Masters, room 4, Withnell bullding, 15th and Harney. 556 without publicity or removal of JEE Sholes, room 210, First Nat'l bank, before &I making your loans. 012 ONEY to lonn on real estato socurity at west rates, Before, negotiating loans see 1,310, Brown billg., 16th & Dougl N ans negotiatéd at low rave A¥lout delay. and purchase good comm paper #nd mortgage notes, - 8. A, floma Fith and Farnam, ONEY—Li ONEY to loan: cash.on hand: no delay, ., W. Squire, 1210 Farnpm st, First National Dank building. B4 TMONEY to loan on ey or farm property. eo, J. Paul, 160) Farnam st. 102 MONEY loaned on fusmiture, ho A wigons; rates reasonanle, City Loan 118 8. Tiith st,, opposite Millard hotel, b N EBE WSKA Mort. Loai €0, wilt make you a loan on honsehold zoods, 1Orses, Wagons, land GohtEncts, fine Jewelry, or sechrities of zny wittiout publicity, at reasonable rates, Room 7, Rowley block, South Omaha, Rooms b13-310, Paxton Digck, Omana, Nebe 5 PHILADELPHIA Mortgage & Trust Co. fur- nish cheap eastern moiiey to bOrrowers, purchase securities, perfoct titles, accept loans at their western office. George W, P, Coates. room 7, Board of Trade. 540 P EFORE making chattel or collateral loans, it will pay you to seo The Weatern Invest: ment Co., room 442 Beo blag. 139 SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS. TAIRST National safety deposit vaults, Safes torent 8 10 82 n year, 47 S, 1ith, 120 BUSINESS CHANCES. {JOR RENT—Hotel inlive railroad town southwestern Iowa, entirely furnished; only hotel in place and doing a_ first-class busine Address, Mrs, L. Fitzsimmons, Sianey, Towa, £40 4% (C1GAR store in good location that will invoico anout $1,500; rent 380 per mo. Blacksmith shop for 81,000, Grocery store for 81,600, or will sell % int. ' Confe ery and bikery f0r 81,010, Co-operative Land and Lot Co., 205 N, 10¢h &t. 837 80 ia to start a dry goods Btore, hurdware, barber #hop or grocery? It so soe Krod Harris, 161) Dodge. 5128 [OR RENT—Kestaurant with bakery in base- ment and rooms above, bath rooms, dining 001 to seat 100, new rick building, parties own-: ing it wish to go out of bus iness; party must be shonsible, For particalars add: s G, W, Whittak Kearney, Neb., Buifalo Co. 4560195 450 will buy a mosi elegant meat market, For particulirs enquire 933 Saunders st. 208t MAN or woman of good business abiity with from #10) to $1,01 to invest can find pormauent employiment 4t n good sulary by ad- dressing, Lock Box 202, Chicago, 1L 668 30 \\IMNIN must be sold at a sacrifice within L) two week good location and husiness; moderate rent, Kilkenny, room 19, Continen: tal block. 018-5¢ JROR SALE-Loase and furnituco of the De. por Hotel, Lincoln, Nab., at & bargain, oo chance for the right man. Address, pot Hotel, Lincoln, Neb. NOR LE—Or trade, large stock ranch m X wyestern Towa weil tmproved and all under fence; with or without stock. H 63, Bee oflica, 650 31 ASE, Tor a term of vears, trackage lots liolis and 1zard sts, Cubtis & Sackett, ith st, 656 1 o SaLEor oyster parlo Toom 42, Hai MO SALE—A good paying groce; Lincoln. “Terms, half cash, address B, Beo oftice, Lincoln, o L on N 208 8, change—An foe good location, or 10CK, crenm B, It ana Ball 14 y store In For particulars Neb. 687-0 240 P I S SO cllaatt (S FOR EXCHANCE, f cloar land_joiming Newport, Hook 500, and §)./k Tesidence property one block from motor line in Council nlufs, clear, to tradd for a good hotel in good town in Nebraska; 16 acres of well-improved land in Howne county, 3,000, in- curpbratce $1), to tradb for Omahi property ; contectionery and baxery, #40, to trado for a lot. Co-operative Land & 1.0t Co,, 200 N.16th st, 00 acres ¢ county, JJOR TRADE—Equity In iot and 9 room house modern improvements,-iKountze place, cash value ¥7,600— 4,50 y d 1ot south of Fargiwm preferr 1 In- 2) 8, 161h st N Piorre, Owner, 203 Scoly OB SALE oreada—Adimst class, clean siock of millinery, no tixtupess will iivolce #1000, Must have abotit 81,000 cath, balance good prop: erty. No professional trafiirs need apply. - Ad. dress Omana Auction and ggorage Co., 1191 Fa nam st., Omaha, 016 (ASHand clear land or city 5;1:1»:*:*:)" to trade Tor Jersey cows; must be high grade or rull blood, Co-operative Land & Lot ’;u..%];h 16t o pRper or cloar ot for farm Cooperative Lund and Lot Go.. 21 N. BT 80 {OR TRADE-Gocd faoom hoise and barn, with lot x40 to_adley; on 8, 10th street near Brownell hall. Wil trade for untncum- bered vacaut propérty. Ames, 1507 Farnam st i ot 0 0 "0 E£CHANGE—Good Omaha pronerty Lo ex. ange for stock of goods; also soue good Nebraska, lowa and Kansas farms for stocks of goods.” B, K. Ball, room 42, Barker block, T4 HANGE for Omaba property, Im- proved und unimproved lots, near (ouncil Bl]uu‘ motor line, Curtls & Sacketi, % 3. st Fms'i' mortgn; lana, 16th & DOR SALE~Ou long time and easy paymenis nindsome, Bew.vell-bullt Louses of 5, an. 10 raoms, All conyeniences, good nelghborhiood; od ati 'Q wi ikl ‘l‘:uuo:l“" m '-'.i‘.n'.mi'n'-h"-'. ‘V“"""‘ on to offer {n exchange tor my £.00 equity in my ~double nouse on Jatnrop st nedr totn, or for my €500 equity in my double house on $pencor 8¢ near 2d, or for my $,000 equity in my double house on Wirt = east of 24th, ali with modern Improvements, all encumbEAnCes b yoars At 7 per cent. No farms willbe considered. W. 7. Seaman, snst sid Touh et north ot Nichoias’ st, Oman's 1arres varioty of wagons and carriages, Gl TRENTAL proverts, inside, to exchange for cleat farms or vacant oity lots, Thos, F. Hall, 311 Paxton block. & JPOREXCHANGE-An elegant tract of Innd contnining 1% acres in_ Antelope county, Neb., with ordinary improvoments. A guarter section in Hand county, Dakota, party improved, Elghty acres near Council Dluffs, Ia, Honse and lot on South 16th st, Large amount of 01l Mountain and Petrotenm k. Wil exchange for good ection of some house 1st National by __ _FOR SALE--RZAL ESTATE (JORNER on Douglas st. on Caitol 1Hill; full 10t, meat cottage, $5,000, Hutchinson & Wend, 131 Douglaa s %00 1 YV E il butld the house to uit you and selt it on monthly payments. " Stringer & Penny, Douglas block. ) JOR SALE by Kvans— Acro. Acre tracts, Coténge homes, Fine residences, Fine building sites 1f you have prope Or'if you wish Will flud 1t to vor J. B, Bvans, 308, N. Y, Lifo bldg, W 8 OIS rostdences in Kountze Place, fianscom Pliace and other parts of the town, for sale on tho best of ensy terms, Striuger & Penny, Douglas block, 0350 ACRE, cor, Oalifornia and 52d; price $12,000, Stringer & Penny, Douglas block, 98b HAL with the old roliable real estate firm of M. A. Upton Co., 16th and Farnam. ] l O you know that 324 street {s being nicely 2graded from Hanscom park south, and that a motor will soon run on same? We Uave soma first-class lots in Dwight and Lyman's and Thomason and Goos' addition that we can sell ata price that will make purchasers big monoey. M. A, Upton company, 16th and Farnam, ¥ 1o sell ast to consult ST list of business property. M, A, Upton compuay, 16th and Farnam, G Farnam and $1st; splendid investments ) 150 per foot. Stringer & Penny, Douglas block. 0 JOR SALE—Hello, 14 A'cholee acre'in West Omhha on paved Streef. Fine corner on Park ave, witn 13-room house, Elegant 7-room cottage on 20th st., near Pop* pleton av Tho foregoing are offered for a few days at bargain prices, on easy terms. Investigate. vans, Rm 308 N, Y, Life bldg. &34 8 11U L homes—I can offer for sale luss houses just completed, Nos. t Poppleton ave, bet. These houses are designed by different s tecis and are unlike in _every respect. ¥ sre splendidly and substantinlly built, with double floors” througliout, furnace, bath, hot and cold water, splendid briek colla 1t you want 4 nies home,in & first-class neighborhood, with healthy and’ pleasant location, it wili pay vou to call and {uspect this property. T2 icks, Now Yotk Life builiin Q 'd_and_Paul, at 8§ uny, Douglis block YO SALE—New elozant -room modern convenences, east front, in the residence locality in Oniana; will'sell cheap, Iirennan & Co., foom 3, Chamber of Commera QOME actual bargains in Quaha property Peonsisting of houses and lots and vacant his is not to catch you but feteh you. Ball. room 42, Barker block. 7114 QOUTH Omaha—We make o spocinity of 3 south Omaba property. No better pur- chase in the market than we can offer. M. A, Upton Co., 16th and Farnam. 738 B0 siaxian et on Dodge and 25th; easy terms to ©) responsible builder. 85x 12 feet on Dodge between 15th and 16th; a bargain. Stringer & Penny, Douglas Lvhn::;.m B 5 por foot. 355 . A. UPTON company are the lending real IVListate deators in Omatia, 8 u_at Jith and Farnam, 1830 \\Y AKEup and climb onto this bargain, 9 room new hou urnace,gas, hot and cold water, tine elactric wi for light- ing, ot 50X 130, %% Mercor's resi- dence and motor, elegant for the money; 81,000 cash, bal, to suit at_six per cent: next; I). Sholes, 210 1sv Nat, bank. 7 T, AROGEST st of residence property. M, A, Upton Co., 16th and 78 30 TR SALE-Easy torms, Kountze plnce, Two homes, each 8 rooms, each #1,000. Twvo houies, exch § rooms, cach $,000, Two homes, each 15 Tooms, 8ach $7,500 All with modern conveniences, All large vaiua at tho price, All within a square of the motor line. Thon't lose thess opportunities. For salo by the owhor. W. T. Seaman, ast side 10th st., north ot Nicholas st, Omaha's largest variety of wagons and car- riages, 559 ] 35X 140 feet north, e south frontags Farnam near Lowe avenue; cheap for Stringer & Penny. Douglas block. JYHE best money s worth of hou for sale in Omiha 18 that which completing near-#th st. Kountze place, 8 bedro xoom, kitchol 1 amnow on paved Wirt st., 1n ms, 2 parlors, dining 3 water close ubs, furna slectric be aking tube, 12 Price only ¥ terms to sulf, ' Likewise i duplicate adjoining atsame price. W. T, Beaman, eastsida 16th st. nortli of Nicholas st.” Omaha's largest variety of wagons and carriages. b9 ¥, @l room IO Bullders: Stringer & Penny, Douglas blo S, . cor. 10th and Dodgo, have some A 110 which they can sell for }5 cash and balance on second mortgage, 400 1 1“4)1( 84 LE—Two cnoice highlots on corner in Orchard Hill, one block from motor line, 82,400, Curtis & Sacketr, 208 8. 15th st. 636-1 (AN gl you good lots s low as315) and have residence properties for §1.100 on easy torms. Stringer & Penny, Douglas block. [ TPOR SALE-00 acres land in Nebraska; HOXU0 foot 10ts S, 1ith st. at a sacrificing Inquire 1412 8 15th. ~ Goo. £, Peterson. 515 O20F pric 12, r. 0w, Hamilton county acres fenced, living water, JAY! “Gotonto” those large 1ots at the Pnorth end ot South Omaha, on 24th, 2itn,2th and 27th strects, We van sollmow at one whiat they will bring in forty days trom now, whien the motor is ruuning through there, M, A Uptor Co., 16th and Farnaim, ) FOR SALE—0-room house, barn an lot Hans com Place, at a bargaln, Harrls, oo n {11 15t Nat. Baunk, 61 T[HRER sears ago wo advisod buying in uth Omah What did you :uiss by not heeding this ad nere 15 n chance again to double your money on those Gix 150 lots ut the north end of Bouth Omana. But your purchases must be berore the motor is running there, Notime (o lose. Wo have the only bar: gains there, M. A, Upton Co.,1uth and Farnam JPORFALE, reat aitato Briggs Place, I 1 in this desirable addition & number of cholce lots for sale at low figuras and terms to Uit your convenience, [f you are looking for afing residenco location, 16t me drive you out and show you these beautiful lots which I offer for sale, “They belong to nonresidents and must be sold. “Doy'c delay but call at once on George J. Stornsdorfl, Ist Nat. bank building, Telephone 464, A3 L MES on monthly payments. 1 liave sHll 15 luts for sale in Aldine square, on which 1 will butld homes to sult purch payment montnly, quarterly, or vearly. Aldine Byilare i on Grace street, oie block from the motor line and two block’s from the cable, and Dy efthor line you can start from the postofice and got tuero ‘10 minutes. It has all advan- LAZES Of WALOF, SOWEr,. gas, PAVOmENts, ete., a0 the terms are the 'éasidst ever offered in this city. 1§ have also 10 lots an Cass street, ba- tween 25th and 20ih streots, which 1 will sell on sane terms. Calland exauiine plans of houses ete, D.J, 0'Donahios, 1001 Farnam st. 611 aserd, ana tako CRE propert; M, A. Upton co JREMEMBER that a double<corner in tho north end of South Omaha makes three Mx 12) ft. Tots. We uve all the bargains there, M. 4 Uoton Co., 16th and Farnam, 718 30 (I VE 6-room housas, new, bath room, clstern, olty water, half block from Motor line; W pe: cent cash, balance monthly; sale subjoct (o short tuny léase. ~ Neo, Mortgage Loay Co., room 519 Paxton block. 28 JFOR SALE-From ano to ity acres u cholce acro proporty [or Bule clhieap, Curtls & Sack- e, 2 5th st [ 4 ROOM cottago and lot, 1 miles trom F. 0. for sale. §1.60), easy Day wents, good location, . C. Patterson, s8N, Y. Lite, Wk 5 (i fhrm of hw aores 1n Page county, 10ywa. One farm of 120 acres in Adams county, la. One furm of 160 acres in Kock county, Neb. One farm of 16) acres in Grand Forks, Dak, Also Lindergan hotel fyraiture, Clarinds, ia, All of the above describod propsrty must be closed our ta wixty days, regardioss of e Calior address F. M, Park, Clariuda, :fl:.‘n roperty. arnam, LAknRsTun ot suburban M. A Upton company, 16th and {'OR SALE A ploasant home consisting of & well huiit house of§ larys, convenient rooms and_cellar, lot 80 by 150 fcet, improved with large shade nnd fruls bearing tiees, grapos, ete. high looation, choioe nefchborhood, Callfornin street, botwoen J0th and dist; two_blooks from motor line; terme, #2500 cash or #v cash and balunce within 10 yoars at8 por cont interest: Willis M. Yat ebraska Navlbank, 70} JHAYE some first-class rental property tor sale cheap within one mils of postofice, on aved stroets and motor line. Thos. ¥. Hall, 811 Paxton block. B )R BALE-Lots in Stewart place, will fur- nish money for building house, and pay- ments monthly, Here is a chance to_secare a home, HAarris, Toom 413, 1st Nat. Bank, b6l 0 MANUFACTURERS~I will giye ampie ground, with splendid trackage facilities, on tho Fremont, Elkhorn & Missourl Valley ratlrond, or on thoe Missonrl Pacific (Helt Lin o) railway in . Westlawn, just ontside the ‘eity Timits, in West Omalin, conveniontly situatad as TegArds Access to the business center of Omahn and South Omahn, to parties for the location of any of the following industrios: Furniture Factory, Button Bactory, Bhoo Factory, Lard Refinery, Starch & Glucose W'ks, Soap Work Paper Mill, TPurifier Manutactory, Plow Works, Rroom Factory, Harvester Works, Woolen Ml Nail Works, Oatment Mill Kmitting Milla, Suah, Door and Blind Manufactors, Flour and Feed M1ll, Or any good manufacturing plant, Woestlawn outside the clity iimits, and industries A thers will escape honvy oty taxes, are thinking of loeating in Omaha it YOu to investigate this. N. Hicks, New York Life Vullding, ire Work#, Machine Shops, (500, Omaha. Fognsa mproved and unimproved Ne Uraskn City property, consisMng of #) chofea residonce lots in central part of tho clty; ten lots with small dwelling nouses theroon, nt - ing from $10 to §15 per month: ten lots on Cen- tralave., In business part of the city: one store room, 24x120), 2 stories h.and two store rooms 24x100 .. 2 storfes nigh, both opposite the court Tiouse, in central husiness part of the city: the Grand Pacitic hotel, the best hotel in the city, stories hign, with 3 store shop and the hotel oftice on 0 fr. of frontage on the B, & ith 40 lota najolning sate, al@ thercon and a B, & M. side track 1unning up to it, ‘erms, one-half cash down, balance on 2 to i yenrs time with mortgage se- curity, or 1 exclisnge may tuke good Nobraska farm iand it suitably looated. For further par- ticulnrs, enquire of H. H,, Bartling, Nebraska City, Neb, 8 T ANSCOM plnc cash, lot 15 bloc box 336, TOQR SALE, roal estate—Three cnofce lots in Hedick Park addition, facinge 2th ave. Only £1,000 cach. A fine clags of residences surround this property, and in less than two years they will double ‘in_value, George J. Sternsdorf, 15t Nut. bank bullding. e 0T8T und 8, block 7 Hiliside No.1, double 4" corner on 30th and Ehideao, #6,60." Lots 10 and 11, block ¥ South frouty on Chlcao st., #2,70 éach. M. A, Upton Co 16th and Farnan, B350 ORNE O, o two nouse aud lot barguns © have been offering on Georgin ave, north of Leavenworth,is now sold and occupied, becauso of my very low price. The south house of the two still remains a bargain_opon to somebody. First comos, first served. To ba appreciated it needs to be examined internnily, positively will not rent it, though several tinies offered #0 per month, ' Price, on very easy terms 5,0, W. T. Seaman, eas: side 16th north o olas st.,Omuba’s largest variety of wagons and carringes. 559 s for sale vory cheap for o A avony I PO, i A_UPTON CO., roal ostato and invest- mont brokers, 10¢1 and Faraam. s _OMAHA HOTELS. (JLOBE HOTE] Xup throughot Newly furnished and fitted jcontrally locateds 82 por day. 1505-1310 1312 Douglas fr, ook M UBRAY HOTEL—Nowost, latest and_anly AV irst-class hotel 1n Omuha; 8 to 84 per duy Silloway proprictor., 55 NS Hotel, corner of Gth and streets, 82.00' per day. Table first-class, Try it. M WY INDEOR HOTEL-Corner of Iith and ] son-streets, B blocks from Unlon dep Best#2 a day house luthe city, 5 RCLARKE 1 ESTABLISHED 1861 | 186 So. Hure Curesl} Chicago, lis, { Clarksat. The Regular 01d-Established PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Is still Treating with the Greatest 24 SKILL g SUGCESS Chrouic, Nervous and Private Diseases, A3~ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, Failing Memory, Exhausting' Drains, Terrible Dreams, Head and Back Ache and all the eflects leading 10 early decay and perhaps Consumption or Insanity, treatcd scicutifically by new methiods with never-fafling success. A~ SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin Dis- cases permanently cured. 49~ KIDNEYand URINARY complaints, Gleet, Gonorrhoca, Stricture, Varicocele and all diseascs of the Genito-Urinary Organs curcd promptly without injury to Stomach, Kidseys or gtler Organs, &~ No experiments, Affe and experience im- portant. Consultation free and sacred, A3~ Send 4 cents postage for Celebrated Works on Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases #3=Those_contemplating Marriage send for Dr, Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female, each 15 cents, both a5 cents (stamps). Conault the old Doctor.” A friendly letter or call may save future suffer- ing and shame, and add golden years to life. &a~Book *'Life's (Sccret) Errors,” socents (stamps). Medicine and writings sent everywhere, secure from exposure, Hours, 8108, Sundays 9 to 12, Address 'F. D. CLARKE, M. D., 186 So. Clark & CHICAQOD, ILL. Harney Y0013, Only $25 Cash Ana #25 every threo months buys u beautiful lot in I6TH STREET ADD, 11 These Loty are Six1 five minutes from man ave, Motor Price from &0 1o el Inutes to Line Depot and rallway. Lots 2)x 13204, 21 Near Mot o1 VAN BEUREN HEIGHTS, Xoasiot rallways, Lofs on Ames avenuo, di/axki only #300. 11 it 18 inconvendent for you 1o eall at my office, Aropme a postal cird with yonr address and I will'enll on'you and give you all the in- formation needed regarding tiese cheap and beautitul lots VAN BEUREN. . B. Cor. Douglas and 14th Sts, Notice—steam Heating, Bids will be recelvod ut this office until 12 m October 1st, 188, for furnisting and putting up of Steam ADparatus for heating our new Court House in Malr, “Plans ana specifications on file Right reserved to vejectany aud all bids, Iy order of the Board, L5EAL] Cnius, RATHMANN, County Clerk. s2dit Pekin a bDull § A correspondent of the Pall Mall Gazette s that Pekin is not worth visiting. Itis not a quarter as interest- ing as Sun Franeisco, Oneby one the show places have been closed to for- eiguers, and the marble bridge, the summer palace, the temple of heaven— to mention only the first that come to mind—are now” hermetically closed against the barbarian, and neither rank nor money nor impudence can forco an entrance, Even the ascents to the top of the wall—the ouly place where a for- cigner can walk in comfort and safoty, dwing tothe vile odors—are now barred, and you must find & bribable sentry. i An Absolute Cure. The ORIGINALABIETINE OINTMENT is oply put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wouuds, chapped hands, and all skin ery tions. Will positively cure all kinds of pil Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT- MENT. Sold by Goodwman Drug cempany at 25 cents per box—by mail 30 cents. - - Two of Lincoln's Appointments. Justice Miller, of lowa, and Justice Field, of California, are two men now on the supreme bench who owe their places to President Lincoln. The other two whom he appointed, David Davis and-Noah H. Swayne, are dead. Jus- u!nae Miller is aearly seventy-five years old, THE WRECK OF THE ATLANTIC, The Story of the Disaster As Told by the Hero in a Lottor, The story I am about to relato will roveal the wreck of tho steamship At lantio in the fall of 1873 at Halifax, says a writer in the Philadelphin Press, My brother-in-law, now living in Ken= aington, was a sailor on board the At lantie, bound from Liverpool to New York, and I give you the narrative as he gave it to mo hy letter at that time, ‘It was my wateh off that night, and T was sound aslonp in my bunk, when [ was awakenod suddealy bya lond erash, and all at once evorybody made for the deck as well as thoy could. I jumped out of my bunk with ouly my trousers and shirt on and ran above, where I snw b a glance what had happened. The ship had struck on a rock and was broken right in the center, and was filling fast. T climbed the maiamast, gotinto the rigging, and looked around as woll rs Teould, for it was pitch dark. The sereaming, shouting and erying for help were heartrending. We had 1,100 souls aboard ou that teip, “The night was piercing coldl and I knew no time should be lost, so I braced a loose ropo nround meand tied one end of it to the rigging and then plunged into tho which was runuing very high at the time, and swam towards a rock about two hundred yarts away, As I swam on 1 passed men and women in the sea by the score, somo just wiving up their last breath, others crying for help, husbands and wives olasped in onch others’ arms in death. I haa barely time to take all this in on my wiiy to the rock, for I made vory poor progeess, since by this time some two or three drowning persons had caught hold of the rope to save thomselves, but by strong exertions I at lustgot to the roo and the next heavy sweil lifted me clean over it. It was covered with ice,and I held on with difffoulty, making the rope fust by bringing it round. My next effort was to make for the shore, which was still 800 yards away, but by this time I had hauled up on the rock a Belfast man named Hoy and two others who had followed the rope. The rock was so slippery, howevor, that the men could not stand on it. I then plunged into the sea ngain and made for the shore, and haa just time to ade quaint the life guard of what I had done with the rope when I was taken by the erowd, sheltered, warmly clothed and put to bed, “Teould not slcep much that night boeause of tho roaring of the sen and the shouting and wailing of those whe were lueky enough to be saved. but who had lost relatives, friends or hard-wofi earnings, [ afterward learnod that T bad been the means of saving through my line two-thirds of those who had been rescued from the wreek, about 475 souls all told Statement From Onstle Rook Abou! the Plainfield Addition Company. We, the undersigned,citiz astle Rock, Col., believing that the news- pavers of Denver are doing the Plain- jeld Addition company n great injuss o in their published statemeonts, foel that it is our duty to say that the Plain= fleld Addition company are doing a legitimate business with no intention or desire to defraud, and furthermore, that their deeds and plats are properly filed and recorded in this county, and that they are able to execute warranty deeds to their lots, and it is also known tous thatthey are building and im- proving their property. [n witn W] of w signed our names this 2. tember, 1859, J. H. CrA1G, Mayor, HARRY JONES, Count Horcomn & WILrNey, HUGH TAYLOR, Clerk District Court, CoLE BRISCOE, Sherifl, ® / T. B. Mookg, M. D., A. G. WEpsTER, County Judge, W. J. WirirTieR, Proprietor Castle Rock Journal, Ido hereby certify that the partios whose names are subscribed 1o the above writing are personally known to me and that they have aclinowledged before me the above to be their respoct- ive signatures, and further that I, the undersigned, concur in the statements contained in the above writing, [sEAL.] WILLIAM DILLON, Sept. 23, 1889. Notary Publie, Our novel enterprise has caused yn= comment among the newspapers, and a few have cried fraud before invest- ng; 8o we submit the above stato ment to holders of deeds and others which fully explaing the situation, Owing to the failure of o great many to record their deeds within the speci~ fied thirty days we will have quite o number of lots'to give away in the next few days, and any one desiving o lot must send twenty-five cents for acknowl- edging deed and four cents for postage. ‘We will return all old letters with postage to those who failed to securs o free fot on our previous advertisoment, Being determined to place our lots ii the hands of bona fide owners who will 1ook to our success, we will also dispose of 500 choice lots for one dollar each Plainfield is cwenty-five miles from Denver, Colorado. We have plenty of water and beautifully located, Here is a chance for you; if you desiva to accept either proposition deo so at onee, have horeunto day of Sep- Clerk, The Namoe David, Tt is curious how the name David runs through the principal incidents in the life of the late ex-Judge Terry, says the Corvallis (Cal.) G tte. He was named David, and be killed David C. Broderick in a duel. One of Brode- « seconds was David D, Colton, and duel wns witnessed by David *J., Brewer, United States cuit junge of the eighth judicinl district of Tllinoig. Terry was killed by David Nagle, and Justice Field's father and one of his brothers were baptized David fu b E0/E Sleapless nights made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure i the remedy for you. For sale by Good wan Drug Co, A Curious Japanese Ad. Here is un advertisement taken frotn u Yokohama, Japan, newspaper, which is printed in Knghsh: IYor Sale Best Peppermint Oil, Made MIm.. It's Renlly Iwufl.M d Can be curable for the sickyess of Male, Ferale o Boy ¥ i Dizzy.—Use to put or wipe few drops on the forehead,” bothsides under eye- |n'u{. , noseholes, and both sides the back of ears Pever.—Wipe noseholes. IFit.—Wipe most to the noeseholes and drink few drops mixed with tea, Giddy.—Wipe bothsides of forehead, and noseholes, Goutor Goutswollen.—Wipe bothsides of forehead, noseholes and much to the breast. forebead, on the forehead and Heudach and noscholes, Believe us, CHOY THOONG SUNG, Talpin Gale outside Brass Smith Road, of Kidney or Bladde Trouble Go to Excelsior Springs, Mo, Its witers are a speedy and infallible oure, Fine accommoddtions at the Klm Twenty-five miles from Kansas City on the St. Paul roud. Wipe on the For Any For!