Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 4, 1889, Page 7

THE OMAHA- DAILY BEEI(MONDAY. NOVEMBER 4. i889, SPEOIAL NOTICES. | _ OMAHA. No advertisemeonts will bo taken for these columns after 12:30 p. m. Terms--Cash In advance. Advertisemonts under this head 10 esnts per 1ie for the fivst insertion, 7 centa for each sub. &equent insertion, and $1.50 per 1ine per_month. No ndvertisements 1aken for loss than 25 cents for first insertion. Seven words will be counted 10 the Jine: the; must be paid I ADVANCE, must run consecutively and All_advortise- ments must be handes in before 12:30 o'clock p. m, taken or discontinued by telephone. Partios advertising ng thelr answei and ander Ao circumstances will they be in these columns and hav- addressed in care of Tug Brw will please sk for & cheek to enable them to get thieir lettors, as none will be delivered except on presentaiion of check. All answers to vertisemonts should be enclosed in envelopes. All advertisements in th ished in both mornin Ty, Byw the cirenlation of which ag moro than 18,000 papers daily, and cives ‘enent, notonly of the city But also of Council Bluffs, Tdncoin and other cities and towns throughout this section of the country. BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for thes yerilscrs ] Iation of T on tho b ® RE %6 colunine are puv: and evening editions of columns will be taken ‘e condltions, at the following busi mes houses, who are authorized agents for T Bep special notices, and wiil Gus be had rates o BELT, P main office, o the same actst, &0 South Tenth DDY, Btationers and Printers, 113 J8outh 1€th Street, 3 1. FARNSWORTI, Pharmacist, 2115 Cam- W ing Street. T 2, HUGH! oStreet. (0. W. PARR, Pharmacist, 180 §t. Mary's Avenue, H o PHARMAC 208 Iarnnm St SITUATIONS WANTED. , Pharmacist, 624 North 16th reot, “A YOUNG Lady wants & situation as a<sist- ant bookkeepor or office work. Experience wanted more than wages. Address N i, Bee ofhee. h01 ANTED-S{tuation as fireman; good ref ences; 1017 Capitol a ardson in f WANTED--MALE MEL| |7 ANTED—A good-sized, honest T I Call At 205 South 16th st. y day ouly, 1 V cit FAN ke TED-Carpe TANTED- D—Tonbie ¢ care of 1 block Cu; jener. eIty DOOKKOEDE tiche f{o;‘r; 1t storo, Stendy work to Hlght party, - malary %0 10 80, first-class penman. Address to- Cozzens Hotel. 610 2t rs. Call at room 3, B30 2t slinan & Core; N0 canvassing. The Biake-leyivood Co., Kansas ANTED Sloux City #ood coat makers and 2 makers immedistely, Armstrong & I 601 va.N'rn'n-« fow good agents to sell a new articie to the trade Address Box 504, teed, T BRAR dyaluabl Dinsmore, ¥ organiz o outhit fr ashing tc e. new aud big pay. A, D, O er wanted,maio or reinale, RoA. 2 2F BD--Man and wife for janitor and chamber work in private family. Aadress 007 2 ence, V Neb, moring Wani wants some light work i, City, D=Two good Presses, ru MeBride & Co ANTED. by p: Natl. bax: . Cal 0 8. 16th st. D—A stea fontnsters: inguir bld's, Must nave 6 Dodge, eoders for Gorden - room 24, John A, O'Keefe, 4411 VW ANTED: Ten hoys 10 Wwork clection day, ood wi 1 sunday and Monday st it 1y, middle-aged man oflice, store or work all factc Address N 14, Beeoflice. 626 4 W ANIED=—Twenty fivo cond earpenters at 106 to_ go_to Pi 8. D. winter, wa ge: fare $15, board 84 per wi Address o, o0 o 5 o OO0 LOOM flat. where the furniture is for sule: +Jprice 5.0, one halt cash, balanco on time, Rent & Lot Co. WANT Tto0a. m H.Jordan, N. 10th st. D—Good 1ve cany e best selling artle 12 to 2 and TS for som 010 8 D, .3 month, Co operative Land and e 100t 1 the world ;. from apoly to C. ‘ozzens tiouse, 9th and Harney. N B4l 6 D—Men with teams togner at corn. 6th, Omaha, : ‘W_AN TED—Live ageuts to represent the Peo- ple's Liye Stock Ins. Co,, of Philadeiphia, Sound, cheap and reliablo insures Loises aganst all kinds of accidents and sicknessat 0w Tates, Wheeler & Wiicol agents, Douglas and 15t stréef. r, general western 444 1 ENUMEKATIVE employment oflered to ens ergitic persons of fair education, N. ¥, Life Building, Omaha, 2 “red-hot A NTST artich Apply 426 til holldays! Write quickly ! Particular for stam]. Sample,e, Price Bros., David City,Neb, w4 ANTED—A fow more zood agents for new ) novelities justout, Saniple by mail % cents, Kettler & DeVine, Room the clothe: putent rec whom the exc of 50 cts we will se alko clre sec Worcester, AN ters for Town. Filley, Kramer & Co. 1ith und ¥ W ANTED=A tow m men to Sell grocerice, ete tel and restaurant keepors and oth sumers at wholesnie price: iven: for 1V lars, price lste and t ur territory at o Pinless Clothes Line Co, 17 H nss. Wi —ARONTS to ime; the only Line e without pins. ntly tssued; sold ¢ gt 18 gl inventod thy a perfect ¥ by age on, 1 W sampl ems o age \ Barker building, 5 Tine by mail; nts e, Address Wor- on_Kt., #3033 2D~ Track Iayers and bridge carpen- Trnam sts. pariiculars arge oxclusive turrl 5 the Edrewe addr to furmers, ho- con- tory orth ercantile” Co., importers, mavufacturers and Wholesale grocers, /AN tewm furnii it ard Silver TS 1 3 . Schiele & Co., 3% Broadway, , watches, etc. 447 for shed free. Ware s plo cato of ool fres 0., Roston, Mass, Stute st. Chicago. 91 nls torms. % sample corset ew York. 55, D Salosmon ut §17 167 T0ath saIary and expenses to sell a line of silver- h{\nmupla only ated horae and Vrite ut once for fuil par- Stand- 4 ANTED—A good oflico man to go east: must invest #5003 must be a £ood business man, Address the Geo. S, House, §15 to §21 Wabash av. Cline Publis) hing Chicugo, 1115, i) v 7ANTED Mon for Washiugton territory, Albngut’s Lubor Ageucy, 10 Faragin st Wikt Murphy, Fremont, Neb. EN to travel for the N Cana expenses to agents slock, B00d Wag: d D—Good brickin vaid, Apply s and stonecut. 5= onthill nurserios Weo pay $i0 to $100 a month sud el our Canadiau grown Add. Stone & Wellington, Madis of Wis, W v porter, eLc, Minn.,'made W, Washington st. ANTED—Good exueric Der muld, at once. V street. T,ADY, apents tor Onildy: ekirts, bustle substitate, baby’s diaper sun Now goods. in 10 days. cash bond required. kuk, In, 7 ANTED-GIFl for general oy Wiges paid to right party, 2 13th streot. ‘W ANTED=Salesiady ot #ent publishing hous WANTED--FEMALE HELP, _ ANTED--Good_girl, German prorerred. Iuguire 012 Mrs, 4. N form wi Our AL Al hicag cod colored ob Tuquire at 115, N bl perien alary §65.00; % th 8., Work, gl alsp st Ludies' Bupply Col 440 - N 2 to repre. mall Koo- 65 e W ANTED-Gul for ramily of twoi must be laundress and sfevences; satisfactory 4 real first-class cook and 1 come Wit Wages. APPIY at 520 N W ANTED—Competent housowor A and wh ) best of . must %, k0od Wiges paid, ANTED— First-ciuss exp in clouk departm o employed 02 for g 0 cook _and i Avply 04 BRItk i 20th 8L, wirl be L. Btate oxpery Address 1,62, lee, ral un- st (1 fenced suleslady 1SS [ clouk makes DRESSMAKIvC. Walsh, Jil§ Capitol avenue.dress aad Plush coats reiitted, relined. 102026 FONGAGEMENTS to 0o dressmaking in fuml- Mes solleited. Miss Sturdy, b OUIS Wineberyr dress and v 8. 2th st 9 unt PIOAK WBKCE plush clouks to order wud steamed: sealskin aimhan. "™ in i or 4 blocks of postoflice, ts Nut'l bank. paired. ail K 1nds far trimwl fur - 20 Capltol ave. ropuliring of nlflllml. hle for 2 :mr'rn‘;‘ M- AVBIY Hoom h D—Three unfurnished rooms with d; state terms loca- FOR RENT--HOUSES. F{OR RENT—5room cottages on Half Howard h st, on near 3d st. Enquire 624 8, 1 {OR IENT—10-room brick house on 2ith st. near Lenvenworth, Apply at &% 8, m.xwh‘ st. WO nice B-room_cottages, clossts, pantry, city and cistern water, newly papsred and everything first class; rent way down cneap, on Thirteenth, one block north of Vinton. H. . McMahan, soutneast corner 13th and _AThor streets, ‘ PO RENT—Nice brick_cottage on Capitol avenus, near Mth st, Geo, N. Hicks, Lite biag, s s ('mm 4room cottage, cor. lot, 20th and Dodge, $13 Nice +room niouse, built § years ago, eity Davenport Boggs & HilLy 1408 |‘;:;v- o water, gas, scwerage and stable, 5. near id, ms or two One QO ® -ro0m houses, ch block from motor. 4 £ ROOM house, $12 per mo,, 8 K. corner lith and Vinton sts, ol room hotse with modern im- r on the motor line, 815 per mont . Harrisou, Merchants Nat. bauk, 531 5 Fnu RENT—i1-room house, No. 0N 221 st. Address room 1506, Millard hotel, o4 6% {OR RENT—A ten room houses, from #1 to 820 per month, on Motor line, Room 527 Paxton block. 514 OR RENT—Eight room cottaze. 14% Sher- man ave, Uity water, range snd bath room, Two hundréd feet of yard rrontage. Apply at premises, W. E. Annin, €) ELEGANT new S-room houses, with all con- veniences, includiug ranges, and best resi- dence location in the city: 10-room house on 8 10th st., opposite Brownell hull; 3 4-room cottages, &, 12th st.; 4 G-room houses, with all conveniences, cor. Rend and Park sts, Windsor Place; large 10-room_ Yoyse cor #5th and Cald- well sta, Apply to Green & Willlams, Ist Nat. bank buflding. 421 {OR RENT—0Only 4 more of tnose nice new & room houses, Buth room, hot and cold water. Near car lines, only #15 per mo. dur- ing winter. "J. J. Wilkidson, Itoom 818, Paxton block, 10 rooms, furnace, gas and fixturos, eiectric Wires for lighting, range and every' conven- fence: barn with city water and gas in: cholen neighborhood, 360, D.V. Sholes 213,15t Nat bank, JrOR RENT-Two dwellings, corner Capitol ave. and 16th sts., opposite Trimty cathe- aral; furnuce, range and all modern conven- jences. Cail on or address H. L. Hall, Buriing- ton ticket office, 1223 Farnam st. Ll )R RENT—7.room house, 613 8, I6th st., bet. Jackson aud Jones sts. - Enquwre et door. RENT—6 rooms, celir, city water and Apply Room 10, Ariingten blk. 14 Q:HOOM Louse on 91l st. #. Enquire 8. B, cor. 1ith and Viston, 01 FJVIR most promising locality for business in Omann 18 on 16th st., between Farnam and Leavenworth, vhe future retafl district of the city. Blegant blocks are golag np, sad nothing shabby will ever be erocted thers, Tako o ook at fhe new biock on enst side 16th betweon Jones & Leavnworth and secure lease for a number of i all heatad with steam, with plate-giass front, Thos. F. Hall, 811 Paxton blo $ 05 FroR ne X ¥ine show 8. 10th, ~2 new stores, 617 and windows. s YR RENT—A 4-story brick bullding, o1, suitable for wholssale; good trackag have also mumber of flue residence prop- erty for rent or sale. For pasticulars call or address 40411 fee bldg. N, U, Brown, 433 JUINE store, with cellar, @ South ifn. 25 Nt FAOR RENT—Store, 1111 Faroam st., % by 135 feot, stories und cellar. Natban Shelton, 1614 Fatnnm st. =0 o ® track, T—Desirable warehouss room on Apply o C. W, Keith, TI Pagitio st. ) JFOR, RENTThe ttory briek buildl or without power, ¥ly ooeupled by The Hoe Publishing Co., 116 Farnam st Tne boild- ng lins & fire-proof cemented basament, com- plete stenm-heating fixtures, water on all the Hioora, gas, etc. - Apply at ths offico of g Hee. JOR RENT—After Oct. 1, fine front oMce, ground fivor: plate elnss ‘windows -heat and lignt furnishod : & most desirabie location for any kind of business: rent reasoundis, Inguire b Omaha Ice Co., #10 8o, T5th st NOR KENT—Basoment 40 by 0 f steam, Enquire lLeated by Nagl, 612 80, 13th st. NISCELLANEOUS, NG AGENCY—Tho Midland Guaran. 15t Co,, 1614 Farnam st., have fust d a depariment to rent houses, sto collect rents, pay taxes and eare for (rop . 1t will ho to the interest of parties hav. i1 huildings for rent to put them in charge of this rellable and conservative company. - 6675 wntlemen to room and board with private family, First cluss accommodations; prices moderate. Ad- dress M 67, Bee office. EIERY) strips furnisned and put on for ¢ a root by L. J. Keene, 324 Hamilton street, Omana. Neb. Trop us & postal and we will call and see you 656 2f " ADIES use Marion Waiker's Face Bleach Afor treckles, pimples, moth and liver spots, ve A beautiful complexion and guaranteed to gi 10 be perrectly harmless. r further infor- mation call ut 322 N 15th basement. 6813)) T5Fou have wisthing 10 exchange call on H. E. Col a rooni 8, Coutineutal block, Kifteenti Fyou have anything to sell or exchange call at ltoom 61K, Paxton block, 3 UCTION sales avery Tueaday and friday T 4A\morning st 1121 Faraam. Omaha Auction & Storage Co, i [ILEGANT flats to veut, 10th st.. east side, bo- twoen Jones and ; first-cluss in allrespects, and new: steam heat, bath, open grates and mantels, electric bells {i alirooms ; both motor lines pass property, References required. Thos. k. Hull, 311" Paxton blook, "; a 1 #)ces except furnace, at $16, halt motor. 519 Paxton Bloc TLARGE 12room nouse with all ‘conveniences land large barn, cor. 26th and cum\uufl #r-room house with barn, #15 per month. Harrison, Mercuants' Nat. bank. {UR RENT—Handsome 11room house, all onvenjences, panved street, cable and hors cars, b minutes' walk of postofiice. Nathan Shel- ton. 1614 Furnam st. 51 C. K 489 OUSES and business places for ront. J. J, Wiikinson, 618 Paxton blk, 8 JOK HENT—Noat (-room house, In_good Dai, on cor. 26th and Woolwortn ave.: po pession givou Oct. Ist. Inquire G. B. Taschuck, : ] e turnished front room with as and bath, $10 per montu. 2218 Leayenworth, [ JoURNISHED roos ]tuu JPOR RENT—Furnished rooms with or with- ont board at the Cozzens hotel. 61 JURNISHED rooms for rent; 13 Tth trect. 530 2 . board, gas, bath. 1612 Hurney st. OR RENT—Newly furnished front room, X nicelocation; 116, South 23th street. 04 it OOMS with board for 4 gentlemen at Mys, Churchils, 411 N, 19th st. 6.3-6% —Furnished rooms, .20t 5 modern con- 6500 rooms. heated by 2107 Douglas st iy “d yedroom ‘with board in % Meferences; 207 Farnam, [z Pleasant Boavd 1f desired. N FPOR KENT-3 furnished flats, together with an_established dressmuking ostablishe ment. Call wt roomys, tU5 N, 16th st, Gol-4 1 poard in private st HEERFUL front room wi family, nicely situated. =130 Harns 2 KOOMS, light housekeeping, BN, 1hth, 6% WO large rooms. elogantly furnished in modern brick residence; board if desire 1821 Cass st. (A3, puid for household furalture, stoves. ‘Omaha Auction & Storago Co., 1121 Fartium. STOCK BOARD:D, Wintered at my faron, with the best I M. Phillips, Miliar HOE of care gmven them, Totel, Omaha, Neh. THQRSES wintered ot Omalia fair ground large box stalls; terms reasonabl riages stored. A, Thomson, 2068 T QuSES Wingered at my farm. good range and Paddocks; no barbed wire on place; horses catied for and delivered: terms moder- ate. Telephone 677 Chas. McCormick, Cal- noun, Neb, * 41707 T ANTED—-Horses 1o winter at$5 a month per head on farm near Irvingion. Plonty ain and hay to feed, good shelter and good illed for and doliver- ‘renzer Blk, 01 of @ Care given them; horses ed W. R. Homan. room f LOST. mare; i about 10 years fice and searrcd on al reward paid for retwrn :den, 1614 Martha st. fsd-1r W old; has Toft hind 1 toor notity C. ¥. T OST—Oct. 10, one gray pony dringbone’ on'left hind leg: been Jyelght 700 xunall Tone snot ander toft ey h st lling at Bee ofiice and paying for ad- 013 25 ERSONAL—I will send_you—I mean you. valuablo book of Information worth 25,00 for 10 cents. Dr. W, J Berringer, Counctl slufts, 1 il 425 4t ADIES and gentlemen desiring corresnond- dents address Corresponding Club, Kansas Clty. Mo. _Inclose stainD. 59 nds heck, room 213 Douglas block, 1 and French. Lady wishos pupils: thoroughly conversant in both bran . 1820 Paul st. 6065 JCHOOL of Expression, Vocal, Articulute, A Pantomimi L V. Anderson, Snuely block, 2 e s S 0 S MR T VENING French class, New York Life Building, Koom 905, Jules Merle, 711 N WANTED-TO BUY. ERHCAN ISE for our cash,secured paper and real ostate 10 trado. Room 15, Chamber Comne 611 OR RENT—A suito of room 722 Dodge street. 'Rm.\(s with or without board, for three A gentlomen; private family; rotérences, 1812 Dodge street, 668 W ASLED to Buy—~WIll pay cash for a lot ot frufture, carpets, etc. V., P. O Hox i, (QABH for furniture, carpets, etc. w-]l'gllglnc- OR RENT—Furnished front room witn al modern convenionces, to gentlemen only, HE L Mary. 216 and #12 South £ FOURNISHED room, sonth bay windo: cyery conveniente; 2214 Faraum, JrURNISHED back parior, 207 Cass st, ]5‘01( RENT—Neatly farnished room with without bowrd, modern conyeniences, 603 18th st. 404 40 JUENISHED room with Board for two gen- tlemen, 243 Capitol ave, 005 0F FINELY furnished room, 812 mo, Ingnuwe at cigar store 1320 Douglas'st, [ JOR RENT—To oue or two gentlemen with 200 references, & nicely furuished front foom, heated by stam and centrally located Inquire 724 § 190 08 Ol RENT—Two furni ooms on St Mary's avenue, to gentlemen only: six min- utes’ walk of business center, Reference re- quired. Jnquive at gtore, 210 and 22 8, Ruu furnistied, 8 and 88 month, 511 r:‘.rmi. AT 45 QOR RENT—One nice furnished room, 423 N 1t st 1 FUBNISHED room and board, at 007 N. 1sth 630 1ir urmished rooms with bath and eam, 1619 Howard st. 3} JPOK RENT_Furnished tooms for 2 gentie- wmen, oF man and wife. 16 Douglas. 64 without 06 IR Furopean hotel, cor, 13th SDodge; specal rate by week or month 6 TR BENT - nicely furnislied rooms. with board; 1006 Capitol avenue. o (300D room with bl G108 Hth st VLY furnished rooms, with or sourd. 1607 Howard, thi and FOR RENT-ROOMS UNFURNISHED, MOR RENT—4-room suit, unfurnished suita- ble for Lousekeeping, water, ete., to family without children; northwest cor. i7th and \Webster st, 7 [OL RENT—Roou over stove store 1621 How- ard street, Pric B657 POR RENT—3 unfarnished rooms,suital liousekeoplug, 8 N. Jaih st. FOR RENT-STOR:S AND OFFICES Ofim‘xsm: nt, Withuell block cation,steam hoat all wodern lmpros ) RENT—Binck store Toom #07 12th st Joining cor, Douglas. K. Lehman. 20 {OR RENT-2 stores, cor 220 and Plerce sts., sultable for meat uiarket and grocery: siso two flats sbove stares: will glve responsible porties * manth' rant free to establish trade. wlion J. H. Parrotte, Douglas Co. Bank. 1735 POR RENT—Storo room 1 Boyd [ RS Sn R ' HAVEsome cash buyers for property at ‘tion Storage Co., 317 8. 1ith, "’ fair figures. Hutchinson & W ead, 152 Do SR Way and yds ot earth to 1l lot 58, B , up'to grude. [n- quire W. N. Dorward, 1517 Dougias st, “IAN'I'HI'JI'D ufif’m’nfia farm, good for gurdening, within 3 mile of ‘sume R It station, not over 15 miles from Omana; musc W. L. Beloy, R. 13, Board frade. Do low prico, TRALKA(M: storage av lowest rate Bushman. 1311 Leavenworth 5“{’ RAGE at low rates at 1121 Farnam strost, MOmaha Auction and Stovage Co, B STORAG K and forwarding. We collect and de- Miiver goods of all deseription, merchandise, furniture aud baggage at cheapest rates Ior storage for any length of Hme, Vans and wagons to be hud at snortest notice, with care- ful men for moving Packing and shipping from our own warehouso done on moderate charge. Merchandise loaded anda unloaded. Warehouse on our own tracks. Office 217 8 it st Teleplone 114, Howell & Co, 863 ~ CLAIRVOYANT, R. NANNIE V. Warren, clatrvoyant, medi- ‘cal and business medium. Female diseases aspacialty. 119N 16tn st., rooms and 4. 65 JOUBTUNE Toller—Mrs. Lenorman can bo consuited on all affalrs of life, Batisfaction guaranteed. No. 510N, Ibth st 2nl) SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING { N. IINDMAN, T oSténographer and Typewriter, 37 paxton Bk, Telephone 164, 1120208 VA7 HITTLESEY'S shorthand and typewritl chool. Larker Licck, 'Tne best wnd cheap- st 10 tho city. 3 N 1 TANDARD Snorthand School. Koom 345 Ware k., (successor 1o Valentines) the 1argest exclusivesnorthond school {n the west. Teicn- ers are Verpatin reporters. Particular attention paid to typewrit Mechanical construction of machine taugnt by factory expert. Cirenlars FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS MOK BALE—Or will i of $i00, socond morigage or £1,000: first mortguge #%, Withnell butlding. FOR BALE—Upright Steluway plano, £ cent less toan cost. Address N 7, n«: %‘u 3-4* property worth £, F. Masters, 4 b5 6 F\lu SALE or Exchange—kour full-blooded ersey cows, fine driving team as there 1s in the city, one doubie carriage. one double cutte oue placton, SBuyder make, and one road wig- on, Bnyder niuke: all nearly new; will trade for property und will assume light incum- co. A Building, Ppply Room 216, First N, ll‘bul O BALE_Counter and_ sbeiving, room i, Puxton Bloc s W0 DR BALE—A S oFses, CATTIgen, LUgEIes, Sie: Price aud lerws .'.'fi.uu‘#f W, EOR SALE--Chean) cash, square plano, cost 1500, _ Wil tréfie for pair fod ariving horses and carriage. J. L. Rice, Room naa building. oR lAI.l—mlP*-r cash, one % veat Simpson road waghw in good order. and one Amnshnry.xton!km]’? side spring, two seat carriage, J. Heo butlding. 6712) Tinbl axo Ap- JOOR BALE-—A wooll relinble fami! team, carriage an parness: & bargain. or, Tort Omah, 4z SALE--Light spring wagon 137 N, oth, 1 263 n%4) JPOREALE_At balt @rice. u lot of counters and sheiving suit for grocery. notion, boot and shos stock, 'W. R. Homan, room Frenzerblk, . ¢ 87 an SALE—Top buggy nearly new, cheap. J. L. Welalans, 1420 Harney. L JOR SALE—3 cows cheap, H. son, 001 40), Paxton bik, H. Hender- L) FJORSALE-A quantity of bullding stone, Appiy 0 the superintendont lieo building. OB SALE—A 35-horse power Porter ongine in good condition, welght 5,100pounds cyl- Indor Iixi6. For particuiars apply to The lice oflce, 3! AU!TIAOTS OF TITLE. JMIDLAND Guaranteo & Trust Co. K. Y. Life bidg, complete abstracts farnisned and titles toreaiestatoexamined, perfoctsd & guaranteed. 08 'MONEY TO LOAN MONEY "t fori by au eastern man, on gilt IV edge property, fof thie next 10 dnys. Harris, room 411, st Nat. ‘Bank, MOKEY to lonn in any amount on housenold goods, horses and wagons, diamonds, land contracts,secon mortgages,or any ayailable se- 530 curity, witnout pulicity, Nebraska Mortgage Lowi Room 519, Faxton bk Gai. i DRIVATE monoy wanted, $,000, 4 to b years, firat mortgage on fine improved resiience property in north part city, buildings all fin- siied and occupied with good tenants: no bro- Aers need apply. J. L Rice, 413 Bee bujlding, JBUILDING ioans wanted oo brick business or residence Dlocks. Favorabls terms and rates. Kimball, Caninp & Ryau, 103 Farnam. ()NE hundrea doliars private money to loan or will buy. short time mortgage or_good note, room 13 Board of Trade, 3] ONEY to loan ou horses, wagons, mules, household goods, pianos, organs, diamonds. lowest rates, ‘The fitst orgunized loan office in the city. Makes loans rrom thirty to three hun- dred and sixty-five days, which can be rmfl In part or whole at any time. thus lowering the principal and intorest. = Call ana ses us when you want money. We ¢an assist you promptly and to your advantage without removal ot RoRorty or publicliy, Money always on hand. o delay in makice loans. C. F. iteed & Co. 319 8, 13th st., © Bingham & Sons, 815 0 BXCHANGE—Cloar, well assorted stock ot dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes, hats P tories, ote.: will invoice’ near SX,000; will take part good real estate and part money: will give tine on partof the money; “box 163, Frankfort, Tud. 6104 ] RST grain trade, elevators, in Ohlo, nade owners rich; {ncludes fine milling site, nat- ural gas and 10 raiironds; $IRX0. Box 801, Findlay, Ohio. 614 2¢ trade WT ba jots for ToTses oF eatringe: one north Omahi lot for good ariving horse suitable for Indy todrive proferred. J. L. Rice.d Bee building, 5722 HAVE & 180-ncro farm {n nortliern part of nfs state-with small foan on it, that T would 1like to exchange for a good spah of horses and buggy. Address N 14, this office. 508 2 VWV ANTED-To trage 30 acres good X ka land, all_clear and deeded, for brood mares. Albert Edholm, 101 8, 16th st., "(K‘l"""“ i}-n... £ns 1and o exchange for horses and cat- Oule. W. H. Gates, room 818 N. Y. Lite bldg. CEVATOR in good city 10 lows T drance b stotes Capacity’ 291,00 bushels, to trade for city_proparty or good Wnd, 2-room hotel i onth Omahs, with farnitare and eversthing —complete; 'pricy #11,01: mortgace, $2,600; Wil teade for Omaha or Conneit Blufts property. Co-operative Land and Lot Co., 205 N. 16th st. 655 4 V1L excliango now t-room house, all mod- ern convenionces, for vcant 1ots or mova- blo property. Koom 615 Paxton block. 085 OR SALE or Trade—1 own an ab:ord to equity of 883,000 in the three brick and stone storo buildings, three stories high, adjoining tha First National bank on Thifteeith st., Omaha, that T wiil trade for unincumbered property in or near Omaha. Should like a nice residence or 1 wiil sell said property at n_bar- gam. Address W, R Vaughan, Democrat oftl Omalia, Neb, 032:5¢ {OR EXCHANG E—Eight lots in North Omuha, clear, to exchange for property in Pierre, Dak. Acdress M oo oftice, 451 (G edgo svoond mortgage paper andim- proved real estate for merchandise, W, R, E &M L ber l‘omll\l‘l‘t‘l\i 61 Koom 15, Chy (O EXHANGE -8 acres clear of encumb- rance, in strips of 10 acres, in Morcer coun- ty, Tiinols, for stock of goods or city property. Apply rooin 214 First Nutlonal bank bullding. NLY rty fa Omaha reached by motor and hmuylln“ for: ) %o §700 % lot, “fl\l) down, Ames, 1507, Farnam st, ob1s TGTY Acres near Omain for #,400, Nice home in [anscom place §4,500. Tt fromt 10¢ Thirty-third near Leavenvorth ‘&':{"“" t. fall fot and cottage, east of 2Tth Hutchinson & Wead, 163 Douglas, tel. 1589, 66 o T Jophna seen the great crowdat our office one hour ater the {ssue of the Monday Hee, you would have belleved us when we stated, “we have the greatest bargain ever offered in Omaha, & lot for $%5 per foot, worth $125." plosre still coming to_buy that lot. We b his to say: When wo advertise a barmain, mean it," and it will be use two or three days ufi Now we will ¢ 058 fOr you to come CWATdS, 8 cottages on a lot 6Ax150, rents for 829 per month, worth #3,50 ) 00, Lot §ix16, only in finest residence part of cty, th §10.000 now, will e worth 6,900 takes i1, oan Co,, 1600's Farnam. Slar Land & 5% 1 ORSALE-10 acrea within_one-na houge, in the city of Plerre, new and growing capital: fine opening for some enterprising real estate firm. Address M TBee office. 4 'AL property, insids, to exchance for farms or vacaut city lots, Thos. 11 Paxton block. L2 TRATGHT deed, no contracts to Ames place 1) lots, Oniy 8500 to $50 for the best inside vroperty in Omaha, Ames, 1807 Farnam, [ A CHANCE for builders—] in 1iorth part of the it for five cottages. Title cl ‘wo lots on corner 100X 140 feet: room and no inenm- brance. Not far from motor. Price of both 7503 Want nalf cash, baluice to 80it, Co-opera- tive Land and Lot Co., 206 N. 10th st. U80-5 QAUNDERS st motor cars pass Ames Place D and paved sirects: warranty deed to each Iot; no contracts; $.0 to $70s per lot. Ames, Farnam. o1 $2.00nctual, alugnside business and rest- sDdence, §1010 worth of houses baing _built adjoinini, Will sell for$17,00 now! Why? For reason am inneed of $10,00) cash; groat offer, Addross L 66, oo, B)inlly 2,000 private monoy to loan, C. K. Harrison Merchants Nat'l Bank suilaing. 602 4 ROOM cottage and hait lotnear High school, 360, C. F. Harrison, Mercuants Nat'l Bank. (O EXCHANGE-A business yieldinga profit Of from §,000 to §4.00 por wnnum, to ex- change for good elty property. Am willng to assume light encumbrance. Apply room Flrst National bank bullding. J 00D improved farm property for well se- cured second mortgage paper. Address, at once. 8" care. Room If, Chamber Commeree. i OR EXCHANGE~—10 clear South Omahu lots and cleargiand for 8or 10 room house, will assume small incumbrance, W. L. Selby, R. 13, Board Trade. B0y’ TVIQNEY toloan: cash on land: no delay. J. AVLW. Squire. 1219 Farnam st., First Nutional bank building. () 1\ ONEY to loan on city or farm property. Geo. J. Paul. 1609 Farnam st. L TBULLDING lowns. ™ D. V. Sholes, 210, First National bank. L] l\ ONEY loaned _on chattel sccurity or rea estate, J.J. Wilkinson, 618 Paxton bk, 88 OANS made on_real estate and morigages Jbougnt. Louls 8. Itegd & Co. r.13, bourd trade W\ ANTER irst-clish inside loans. Lowest rates. Call and sve us. Mutual Invest- ment Co., 120 Farnam. VW ANTBD -0 excliance dry goods notions and millinery goods for clear land or city property aud part cash. Frankfort_Ind. HAVE somo first-class rental p sala cheap within one mile of postilioce, on ved stroots and motor line. Thos. F. Hall, 11 Paxton block. 0 Address box 470 965 MPROVED farm and_city property for chandise, Address, Room 14,Chamber Com- merce- ol 3 OLY AR South Omaha lots for hors e south or east of Wheeler Co., N 3 Board ] . 1 oated_carriage for 2nd miortmage, 13 Board Trade. 244 TPY LOAN A few thousand on inside unim- proved city property or good 2d morizage paper. Address M 46, lice otfice, N ONEY to_loan onf real estate security at lowest rates. Before negotiating loans see Wallace, It 810 Fzown bidg, 15th and Douglus. B Tk Touis, TOTEEARe PA: ht. McCagus Investinent Co, 530 ONEY to loan oh'city property and farm lands at lowest rates; = J. D, Zitile, 430 Pux- ton block. ) 1 TRESIDERCE lonas -t o7 or con ditional’ gharzes for commissious or attor- ekl Nat bank bidg. ney's fees. Firs TVIONEE 0 lon on Fubnitu o iiuises wag g ete., or on any approved security J. W, Rovbins, 141315 Farnemystrest, Paxton ho 8il TIRST imortgage Toans at Tow. Tates and no delay. D, V. Sholes, 210 First National l_v:,mk R.IOU wane monoys If so, don't borrow before gottiug my rates, which are the low- est on any sum from 1 to $10,000. 1 make loans on household 'goods, planos, or- fans, horses, mules, wagoas, warenotise receipts, ouses, 1sasts, etc.. in any amount, at the jowest possibly rat property. Loans can bs made for one to six months and Fou can pay part at auy time, reducug both Principal ana nterest. I you owe a blance on Jour furniture or horses or have & loan ou them, I will take it up una carry it for you as long @8 yon desire., 1f you necd monéy vou wilifind it to your ad- vantage to see me before borrowiag, 1. F. Masters, room 4, Withnell bullding. 15un and Harney. & 000—Private money to ioan or will buy good morigage, W. L. Selby, .16, ioard of Trade. ‘withont publicity or removal of IV[OEY. o Toan on any securicy tor short time a¢ low rates. Lowest rates on pérsonal propercy. The Henderson Sortgage Iayestment company, room 400 Paxton block. 2 EE Shoies. room 210 First Nat'l bank, before Pmaking your loans, i) $100.000 0 loan at ¢ per cont. Tinanan & Ma- honey, room 93 Paxton block. [ ONEY loaned on furniture, horses and Wagons: rates raasonabie. City Loan Co., 1188, Tsth st., opposite Millard hotel. 835 MONEY toloan. 0.k Davis Co., real cstate and loan agents, 1501 Farnamst, 876 HILADELPHIA Mortgage & Trust Co, fur- nish cheap eastern monoy to borrowers, purchase securities, perfect titles, accept loans at thelv western_ofiice. George W, P, Coates, room 7, Board of Trads 88 EYSTONE Mortgage Co.—Loans of 81 to 81,000; getour rates before borrowing and furniture, or any approved socurity, publicitys notes bought; for new loin, renewal of old, and low- est rated, il R208SLéoley bl 16th & Howard st. EFORE making chattol or coilateral loans, it will pay you to soo The Western Invest: meant Co., room 442, Bee building, 859 PO _LOAN: -A special fund ot $100,000 in sums of $10,000 and upwards at very low rutes ‘Ihie Mead Investment Co., 814 8. 15th st. 138 VM'on'{ Loans negotinted at 1ow rutes with. out delay, and purchase good commercial Paper nd morigage notes. 5. A Slorian, cor, 5th and Farnaim. 853 SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS, JIRST Notional satety derosit vaults. Safos 0 rent & 1o 2 a year, 37 8, 1th. £ BUSINESS GHANCES. ANTED—Immediatply, & partner totuke alf tterest o oho) Of the. Dost Weekly wspapers in the country. Large clrenlation; ood patronage; (o bust in the county, Lo- cated in & good thrifry county seat tows in Ne- braska of 1600 luhabifants, A fioml job oflice 1n connection *itasons!’ or this proposition —twomuch labor for Address N 21, Bee oftice, 6465 Q4o manager. e T)RUG business for salo tus live Nebraskn town, abouL §2 1,60 wyrth of drug business done in Uhe town yearly, ouly two drug sior stock wiil involce” abolb #2800, half cash and balf on time, Addreks M 1, Bee oflice. 100 2¢ 2,600 will buy @ half ' futerest in a well estab- lished seed “businensn docation only an hour and a half ride from (j, [ TH 7 walia on B. & M. Large business niready; worked up, bit néeds more capitul, Invesddition solicliea, M. A. Upton Co., 1ith and Farnam. oA T TROCERY stock and Wtares in city, invoice Xabout #,! -nr-n.!ll('msh and balanes goo city properiy. ‘This is s first-class stock ana Tent Yery reasonablo. ' A1so procery stock i city for B, B30 cashi, balance 10 ity property A ikood bakery, confeitionary Aud restaurant combined, in itst-cluss location, price 81,1003 3 1uterest for 84, Cooperative Lana and Lot Co., 205 N, 10th st 664 {URNITURE of & Ziroom hotel in city for #1L0X, one-lird cash sud batance on time. Cooperative Land and Lot Co, 6 N. loih u [(OR SALE—Gronery aud faed store Tor 81,00, half cash and half good vacast lot, W. R. Homan, Koom 6, Frenzer block. 07 )i BALE—Cigar 1, ress lock box Fl“. SALECCis tactor, aadress “fl‘?b 0X [ ARTIES destrous ot disposiug of their busi- ness i any Moe will do weli Lo call on or ud- dress, W, K. E. & M. E ., #oom 15,0hamber Com- werce. 611 J'QE KENT—Now hotel, in heart of city: B‘l‘lfly roowms. W.Vlrnm: Smith, 1220 I"l:ll"llllm [POB SALE—Or trade, & woll sstablishod Look wud stationery siord. Box bls. ) (0R EXCHANGE—For any kind of good propexty, n grain elevator in one of the best towns in Towa, situated in the heart of a tine agricultural country. Present owner is no: a afn man, and has other busin chance for a praciical man. Also, fi acres of fine timber land in north ‘Tennes- soe, Room I4, Chamber of Commerce. Tl.l‘l' . FOR BAL-E -REAL FSTAT: USINESS corner § blocks from N. Y, L pay=10 per cent; i cash, b ! Pattorson. 515 N. Y. Lire. o« Y deed to Ames’ place. ; motor cars and paved streets 10 this property, Ames, 1507, Farnam st, 6516 EAUTIFUIL south front lot on Farnam at do, near 524 st, 65x13%, alloy corner, $7,000, 1 casn, balance to s M. A. Upton Co. ith and Farnam, 6647 38T and cheapest inside pr ‘money. Ames Place, $3M 10 cars, paved streets. Ames, 1607 st ros| n and noar 'West I'arnam in the market ut lowest prices. There will be &) nice residences built out tnere next year and good locations are getting scarce. M. A: Upton Co., 16th and Farnar 64 % ITY water, paved streeis, motor cars to Ames’ Place. Prices $00to $U). NocoL- tracts; warranice deeds, - Ames, 107 Farnam, 0 to ; no motor cars pass Ames 815 DERFECT titleto Ames Piaco. Lots §i0): easy payments: warranty dec contracts; Saund Place. Ames, 15 OTOR cars on_Saunders st, pass Ames Place: lots E0- ), #7b to $100 down. See Ames Place. Inside lots. Ames, 107 Fafua. 0 contracts for Ames Place lots; warranty deeds to lots; 873 to 8100 down, yearly pay- ments on balance. Ames, 1607 Farham st 681 6 (OE hundred dollars down, bulance i easy yoarly paymento buys a 1ot in Ames Place, with paved stieets and uiotor cars to property price $.00 to 700, Ames, 150/ Farnam, 0815 VY AUGH & Wosterfield, veul estate, 8. Omaha bi2 KROOM nouse witn all modern improvements, including best furnace, near Hunscom park, , W0; a good home, O. ¥. Harrison, Merchants Nat'l'Bunk, 603 6 THE bost Business, Resdence, Vacant and suburban properties in the market are for sale by the old reliable” M. A. Upton Co,, 16th and Farnam. 3 STHINGER & Penny, Hoom 30, Dongias Sbuildiag, Lnve vhe finest list of desirable le’n perty in Omaha, It embraces every local- ty in the city, and their prices and terms can- not be duplicated, actual value considered, in thoe west, For i cash, and balancein 3 or b6 Jears att per cont, they will give o wariunty ced. They will sell & contract from 88 to §0) cash, and bulance quarterly, extending over ours, Py have lots m Orchard AU, Walnut 1L, Povpleton Fark and Briggs Pl Creighton Heights ana ¢ loverda And in “icarly every other desirable adaition to Omaha from $350 {0 $2,000, all real* first-class iny nents. Prepare for a big advance in prices. ‘This firm are on the inside track, and ey “will not Jist property that 18 notat rock. bottom price. - Builders can buy from them’ 35 cash, and the balance pced as second mortguge. Property west of the post- office in Omaha 15 the surestthing in the market for investment. Lots worth $1,000 now will moro than double {n the next few yoars. Any- thing most between Cuming and _Leavenworth is oxcellent property to buy, Becure overy: thing in the way of & bargain within these lim- its; it 15, 08 the boys say, “a pure thing.” For zurther particulars and list of birgains see Busluger & Peany, Koom 20, Doug)us Wk, IOR 8A LE—The finest brick resiaence in the olty, modorn And new, large shudy yurd con- taining about two acres of walks and withai a complote h tensive business intervsts in Salt Lake and my wife declures she will live alone no longer. Terms and price to suit the i thaty Address M 7 Lee office, JOR SALE, very cheap, no trades, farm 643,76 acres, sec.b, 12°N, 6 W, Hanulton eounty Neb, miles from Marguetts, small house, stuble, 3 acres pasturc fenced, living water. price only 810 per acre, $1497.00, ona-third 189 crop inciuded, T 15 #2200 casli balance 8 per cent interest, ¥, Atkins, owner, ratlroa ing, Detiver, Colo, (OR SA LE~Or exchange,on easy torms, some prand new 6-room Louses on Spaulding st, near motor ine; 1o better residence location in the city. AlS0 SOMO new 7-room houses on Corby and % th st, just 1% miles from post- office; wiil exchange any of the above for clear 1and or lois. For terms and particuiars apply t0 C, C. Bpoitswood, 503% B 16t st. e JUBSCHIILE lor shares m the “American,” Pthe largest bullding and loan association in the world, M, A, Upton, special u; ik and Farnam. 3 JARRANTEE decd and perfect title to Awes place lots. No contracts; small cash payment, balauoe’ yearly, Prices, 800 to #00, Ames, 1607 Farnam, 051 FEW cottages in Axford's, Orchard Hill, Horbacu's nd, Hanscom place, Lake's, Pop: leton park, Soinb's und Parker's additions i on easy mouthly payimenta Thesoure on very cholce lom und some areon car lues. Don't delay until next yer: get in now and take advantage of rise in values. F. K. Dar- g, 43 Burker vlock 5 OVNERmoved o B Lows oifers toauii o holises at & big bargain, §700 and 540 oa all newly papered and reated, 1n & location tha Ehey will ever be yaeant. Call aud lot me give ou Lol . D, D, Bmoston, Hoom 43 Barker [ -t 2 uly 50 6 TORSALE or loase, on easy torms. 8 lots on 2ith just south of Leavemworth. Would butid an efght room house and sell 30 feot for $3,000 and sell on monthly paymen Lot and 5, bl 6, Kiby Place, high and sightly, Onelot N, 181h st., teackage. Four business 1ots N. 24th and §. 10th at. 28th ave. and Dodge, corner, 120 £t N. 30th st Gier koo remidenco property. £ lots Creighton Heights, cheap. Will sell a few lots on bullding terms. N. A. Kuhn, drug store, 15th and Douglas, ot, being 4lan'28 Qiriy lots facing cast and south, near Milton Rogers' place, west Farnam. C. F. Hurrison, Morchunts Nat'1Bank. 603 6 OR SALE-ON oasy terms, the new cottago erccted by mo on € st., corner Lowo ave.; proporty has 100 fi. frontage on George st. by 160 frontage on Luwe ave. For torms apbly Toom 216, First National bank building. 609 JRUR SALE-Large two stocy tram building of 12 0r It Tooms, in good - condition, to be moved. W. 1. Homan, loom ¢, Frenzer block. 7 O SALE—On long time and easy payments, handsome, now, well-built houses of 8 8.and 10 rooms. All convenieices, good nelihbor- lood; paved streets, street cars, and withia walking distanco of P. 0. Nathan Shelton, 1614 Tarnam streot. ‘800 JOR SALE—Lot B. 8, Brown BAkgA 1 Z:story location. lot whit born dowa, balance easy, o Foton Hamiiton 'st, 50x150 ft., south front, 0. 1 2:story new house of § rooms. cily water, cellar under entirehouse, house fintshed 1n first cluss style. Price £,50); Very east terms ) acres of good farm land, 100 miles west of Omaha, on the U. P. R. K. 4'miles from good town, worth, $15 per ucre, §01; or wiil exchange wny Of the Above ~descritied property for lots in Walnut Rill or for lumber. luquire OF E. G. Morrill, 44th & Seward sts,Wainut Hil, 617 , blk 14, Amu] N. Y. Lite buil r place. ing. b ine, in Walnut il of 8 rooms, sizhily 1 wood and ol finish i hou . 2-5tory payment T you want any lots in Orchard Hill, apply to Room 216, First National bank building for terms ana location. 009 HOES or Salo on _Montily Payments. i-room dweliing in Ceutral Park, Tull lot, south front: payments, #15,5) per mouth, Small cottage’in Central Park, full lot; pay- ments, $12.50 per month. G-room dwelling, corncr 3th and Patrick ave- nue, full lot, south front; payments,$2 per month Handsome T-room dwelling, on Grace street, all_modern improvements, on monthly pay- ments. Other property in ull parts of tlie city, Calt and seo me. D 3. 0'Doushoe, 101 Farnat, TrUI SALE Twe cornor lots nonr South Oma- ha Park; great bargain. 8., P. 0, Dox 386, [OR SALE—On easy terms: -room honse in west Cuming, lot [0y Cagh$0) and 817 nonthly Witliotc interest; -room house on_North 20th, lot 30x14), Cash 500, Dal. to suit; 85,50, Now 8:room house on Dristol near Saunders streets, lot 35x130; $3,500, ornér Douglas and 10th streots, £35,000, Lots in Lincoln Place, one-fourth cash, 8850, T.ot on Lowe avene, in Poppleton Park, 82,600 Lots in Mt. Pleasant addition $300 to §00. Acre-lois in Solomon’s addition, $50, Acre-lots in Spring Vall $425 10 $400. Itesidence lots in north part of South Omaha on 2ith, 26th and 27th streets, 3000 to §1.2)0. Otto Lobeck, room 1&, Chainber of Commerce. (OR SAT,E—A new house just beiug crected on Cumiug st. in Sherwood park ; the house has all modern improvements, hard wood finish througnout; also large barn, with 150 £t, front- age on West st. by 15 trontage on Cuming St. 1 will seil this to the right party on reasonable terms. Apply Room 216, Kirst Nauonal bank building. o0 {'OR SALE—9-room nouse, barn ana_lot, Hunscom Place, at & bargain, Hurrls, roont 411, 15t Nat. Bank, 2 ___OMAHA HOTELS. INDSOR HOTEL—Corner of 10th and Jackson sts., 8 blocks from Union depot, Hest §2 a day hotlse in the city. 807 Notice 1s Liereby given that & book will be openedat 10 o'clock &, m. on Saturday, the six- teenth day of November, 1850, at tne oflice of J, M. Thurston, Union Paciic Building, in the ciiy of Omana, Douglas couuty, Nebraska, for thé purpose of receiving subscriptions to’the capital stock of the Omalia Unian Dopot Com- any: 1. HOLCOMD, it W. HoLoukGE, 3 L. KINBAT o17-0-30 of thie 1corporators Notice of LIncorporation, Be it known that we the undersigned have as- sociated ourselyes together under the corpor- ate name of Star Land and Loan Company, the principal place of business of which shall be in the city of Omalia, Douglas County, state of Nebraska, for the purpose of t general el Estate and Loan Bu-iness. anthorized capital 810k 15 Fifty Thonsand Do) lars and the paid vp capital Twenty Thousand Dcliars, bulance of stock when fssued is puyd ble on demand of Hoara of Dire 8. ‘Ihe date of bewinnine business was July 20th A, D155, and shall continue twenty-five yeare, ‘The indebtedness shall not exceed two thirds otlhuflmd up capital. “The husiness of this corporation shall be con- ducted by the following oflicers: shfmer, Pregident; K. H. Wicks, So W. M. Keleo, Treasurer, 3. €. Buuiw i, . Wick W. M. Kepso, ro- 0121926-N-2 IROPOSALS for Erectlon of School Bullding ete, U, B. Indisn Service, Yaokton Agency, Daktotd, Getober 120, 1589, ~Seualed proposals, indorsed “Propo s 'for erection of & sclool building, or for buildiug materisls' us tho casn + and dircotod to Uie undersignod at « ood, Dakota, will be received at this oftice uatll one luck of November vth, 185, for furnishing the necessary materials and Tabor and for srocting & two story frame scliool bullding ut the Yankton Azoncy, Duk.' i ac gordancewitl plans wid soCiilcations Uiat uuy be examinod at Lhe oflice 0L Lho " Ploneer Pross’” of St. Paul, Minn., the *of Omaus, Nobr., and “Jonrhal” Ot Bloux City, lowa; also for furnishing & variety of lumber, bricks, win. dows, doors. hardware, ete,, (8 full list and de cription of which may be Obtaiged by api 101 to the undersigned), I'equh:l tor wgency buildings. 1usubinitting bids fof the erection of the school, building, Didders must state the Jength of tme reaulred to complete it and for furnishing buildiog materials, the price of article offered for delivery under contr Do spocifically stated. Certitied checks—All bids must pe accompunled by cortiflod chocks ubon some United States depository, payable to the orderof the uadersigned, for i feusts per ceut of the amonnt of the proposal, whichelieck will e forfeited to the Unlied States in case any bid- dur or tidders receiving un award shullfal 1o {;l’um ptly execute a4 coutract with good aud suf- clent sureties, otherwise 1o be returned to the iader, ‘Tho right 15 reserved (o rejoct any or 8l bids or uny part of any bid if deemed for the bost {aterest of servico, BAMUEL T, . 8. Iudiau Agent olodziy CLASSIFYING SENATORS. Bow the Terms of Those From the New States Will Bo Fixed. ‘When Senator-cleot Pettigrow, of South Dakota, said the other day,in speaking of the lottery which will be held in tho senate to detormine the classification of the new members from tho northwest, that he would have no objection to drawing the short term, as he would be sure of re-election, he probably spoke by the card, boing well acquainted with the legislature with which he has to deal, says a Washing- ton special to the New York Evening Post. Other mer before him, however, have cherished n like idea and been disappointed. The theory is that, if & legislature has sufficient confidence in a man to elect him once, it will ropeag tho operation when it has a chauce. The man who gets n two-yoars’ term is scarcoly warm in his soat—he cortainly hus oot had time to make record and offend anybody—before the samo legistatura which clected him is called upon to- choose his successor. Whatis more natural than that it should choose him for a second term? Fifteon times since the original classification made immediately aftor the adoption of the constitution, has a senator from a new state drawn the two- years’ term; but in five instances the logislature haschosen somebody clse for his successor. In 1790 Theodore Foster was elected from Rhode Island, and drew the lot for the short term, and the legislature sont him back the next year to suceeed himseif. In 1792.John Brown camo as a senator from Kentueky and repeated Mr. Foster’s experience. Less fortu- nate was Willinm Cocke, who cago from Tennessee in 1796; for, although, when his term expired on the 8d of March, 1797, the governor appointed him to'serve during the recess of the legislature, that body, on meeting again, promptly elected somebody olse to succeed him. In 1812 Allen B. Magruder was chosen senator from Louisiana, but gave way to another the following year. In 1818 Ninian Kd- wards came from Illinois, and the fol- lowing year was re-eloctod, The samo was true of John Holmes, made senator from Maine in 1820, and of A. H. Sevier of Arkansas, elected senator in 1836: of Sam Houston of Texas, alected in 1846 of A, C. Dodge of Towa, ole 1 in 1848; and of Isanc I>. Walker of Wis- consin, elected in 1848, But then the luck changed again. John C. Fremont, made senator from California in 1850, went out to stay in 1851; and Shields of Minnesota came in .in 1858, only to go out in 1859; and Delazon Smith of Ore- gon had asenatorial term which is one of the briefest on record, lasting only from ebuary 14, 1859, to March 8 in the same year—a period of seventeen days. Finally came another tide of for- tune, and Thomas W. Tipton of N, braska. elected senator in 1867, was re- elected by the same logislature, as was also Henry M. Teller of Colorado, els ed in 1876, The forms which will with the new senstors in classifying them are very simple. As the senate stands now, there are twenty-six moem- bers with six years to serve, twenty-five with four years, and twenty-live with two. The first state which comes in, therefore, will have to divide the short and the medium terms between them. Phis will be done by the two senators drawing two paper’ lots, approprintely numbered, which will restore the equilibrium of the senate. When the next state appen three lots will be propured, and each of the senators will draw one. The remaining one will then be united with two more, 5o us to make up a set., and the senators of the third state will draw. The one that remains after t drawing will have added to it a lot containing the number of the class still lacking a member, and the senators from the fourth state will di- vide, these last two between them. Precedent has established pretty well the manner of proceeding where the gituation is more complicated than at present. For exampie, if the senate nuinbered eighty members, there would Dbo twenty-seven of each of two classes, and only twenty-six of the third ciass. ‘Where such a case has avisen before, the practice has been to mark one lot with the number of the class which 1s deficient, and put a blank in witht. The two senators then draw. The ono who draws the marked lot is classified ccordingly, whilé he who draws the blank is given three lots to draw from next, ngtead of being arbitrarily as- signed to the top or the bottom of the list. The scrupulousness with which these rules are observed, regardless of the preferences of the senators-elect, is a fine illustration of the survival of the ancient notion of the supremacy of fate. —— We often hear people say,there is only une good vough medicine and that is Dr. HBull's Cough Syrup. Isuffered for two weeks with neuralgia of the face, and procured immodiate relief by using Salvation Oil. Mus, W C. Baui 483 N. Carey St., Baltimore, Md. -~ With a Moral. Chicago Tribune: A heavy rain was failing and,the streetcar was crowded. A sweet young girl entered und glanced timidly around. “TPake my seat. miss,” exclaimed the hollow-eyed consumptive near the door, ng that the beef-fed man sitting next to him did not offer torisc. “Thank you, sir,” she replied. And that sweet young girl with drip- ping gossamer sat down by the side of the burly individual and dreuched him with cold rainwater until he could fecl his spinal column growing shorter, while the hollow-cyed consumptive hung on to a strap dry and happy. Politeness is its own reward, R A Preventive for Cronp, There no Jonger exists any doubt but croup can be prevented. True croup nover appears without warning, and if Chamberlaio’s Cough Remedy is given as directed as soon as the first ndicn- tion of croup appears, 1t will invariably dispell all symptoms of the disonse. 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The largest sailing ship in the world, the Palgrave, left Sandy Hook recently for Java with a cargo of 132,000 cases ot rofined petroleum, or about one million three hundred and twenty thousand gal- lons. Itis the lurgest cargo ever exs ported in any one vessel, nouralgia, dizziness, nervouse slecplossnoss, cured by Dr, nawples froo at Kuln & s, 101b and Douglus, Headache, ness, spasims, Miles' Nervine. Co. I