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

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1889, SPECIAL NOTICES. OMAHA. o No advertisements will be taken for these columns after 12:30 p. m, Terms--Cash In advance, Adyertisoments under this head 10 esnts per 1ne for thie first insertion, 7 cents for each sub- sequent nsertion, and 8150 per line per_month, Ko advertisements taken for loss than % cents for first insertion. Beven words will bo counted to the line: they must run consecutively aud must be paid in ADVANCE. Al advertis ments must be handed m before 12:% o'clock. m, and under no circumstances will they taken or discontinued by telepnone. Parties advertising in these coinmns apd hav- tng thelt auswers nddressed in caroof Ty Bre will plense ask for a check to enable them to get their letters, ns none will be delivered except on presentation of check. All answers to & yertisements should be enciosed, in envelopes. All ndvettisements 1n these columns are pub-: Hahed in both morning and evening editions of Tk Bek the circulation of which aggrepates more than 18000 papers daily, and eives the ad- yertlsors the benefit, notonly of the city circn- 1ation of Tk BER, but also of Council Dluffs, Lincoin and other cities and towns throughout his section of the country. "BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for these columns will be taken on the above conaitions, at the following b ness houres, who are authorized agents for T Ber special notices, and wiil quote the same Tates as can be had at the main offica. TOAN W. BELL, Pharmaciat, 8% South Tenth Street JHASE X EDDY, Stationers and 1 JSouth 16th Strcet. 1. VARNSWORTII, Pharm Keing Street, nters, 113 st, 624 North 10th . PARR, Pharmacist, 1718 L Worth street. B SITUATIONS WANTED. fii'n' TION winted by & young man to work, W in fhe city preforred. Address James Don’ nelly. Trwin, lowa, 8heiby county. 8 20t VW AKTED-2 gentlamen to room And board | with private family: all convenlences: 25 188 O'DONOHOE, dressmakin, Douglag st. Plush cloaks steame: and refitted. 120 kam,«i‘fiu or’ni-pr;;uc. to the dress. making, wanted, Apply, W8 l".llfll';l"”,. ])miw\uxlsu'(x.{um\:’la». 1021 8. 20tn, 716 dist at_ 1502 rellned ais | pMrsE Furman, dressmaking parlor 104 £.16th U-d1sd IS8 B. Waish, 1318 Capltol avenus. dress and clonk maker; plush coats efitted, rell 1521 M MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. per month. Ad 0 10, Bee " 7ANTED—-The use of n‘znml riding pony for its feca. Address O 11, Hes ofige, ' W ANTED-Piang to purchase, new and firet Class, no sccond hand_ wantad No deal- ers noed Apply. G. G, Hobbie, 2110 Dodge st. %92 18 BOARDING. ed front ) Davonport. ARG E nicoly turn board 1f desired, 1 PBOAUDINGTersons desiring o boarding piace convenient to business for the winter; rooms pleasant and well furnished. ~Prices rea- sonable, Satisfaction gunranteed. Hotel Derby, 1 5th, 207 18 QEVERAL cheap houses c D Hutchinson & Wead, 152 Tor ENT—A 7-room brick house,c ! sewer and gas, 717, 10th st, {OR RENT—Three elegaat new fine rooms, 6 bed-rooms, modern conven. fenc.s, 1 block south Leaverworth motor line, on 2th st., §), sell one cheap, 600, ' cash, balance 7 ont, AddressO. E. Cgombs, B. &'M. ieadquarters. =0 2 TBOARDING and lodging banse in good loca: tion for y#500, 8100 cash_and bal. to suit. Co- Operative Land and Lot Co,, 205 N 16th st. YHERRFUL warm room with bosrd fn nri- ¥ate famity, nicely sicusted. 3i% farney. 300-20 (IRST olass farnished rooms with o with- out meals. 700 N. 17th ave, oae door north of Leavenworth, Miss Allle Coverdale. 147203 TOOR RENT—Room nt 1815 Douglas street. Vety conventent to busiiness. 235-18] § FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping at 1508 Cnas st, 25 183 {'OR RENT—Furnisiied_front modern conveniences, to gent 202 Kt MATY's avenno. Appiy at. store, 2| South Fifteenth st. i YOR RENT-—-To one or two gentlemen with g>0d roterences, & nicely furnished front room, heated hy stéam and centrally located Inquire 724 8 10th st. 108 JURNISHED rooms with and bath; also day board. Fn’x‘nlaw" Front farmshed room, snitabie for man and wife or 2 gentjemen, $10, hented 1704 Webster st 4 19 Fl' RNISHED room for rent, {UR RENT_4 miosly furmsned rooms for Hght housekeoping. Apply at 2324 St. Mary’s ave. lteference required. ey FAOR RENT—2 rooms, suitable for man and wife O two Iadies, Refercnces required, 424 N, 15th. 810 197 0Tt RENT—Two furnished rooms.with board it desired. Address N 71, Bee oftice. 151 20t NOR RENT—Large nicely furnished front H Foom, snitabla for 2 gentlemen, all modern conveniences, 1908 Donglas st. 90 20 Ti»’n RENT—Ono large front room with board, Will have two small rooms, Mrs. Churehill, 411 N 10th sv. 331 10 FHOR RENT—Furnished rooms, sl modern convenien one block from cable. 409 North 19th st. 8t URNISHED room, furnace heat, all mod- ern_conveniences, for ono gentisman only. 2214 Farnam. 7) FOR RENT-ROOMS UNFURNISHED. OR RENT—3 untarnlshed stoam heated Tooms, Fred Harrls, 1510 Dodge st. 10018 TANTED — Situation a8 comcnman by @ Young man who Las just arrived from the enst; best of references, Address O 14}: Hee, 7 ANTED —Position as stenograpner by Joung lady, Has haa practical bisiness experience, Can furnish references. 30 aers st- QTENOGRAPHER—Position wanted, 3 years Wexperionce. Can give reference. 13, Goos Thotel, City:. 200 10¢ COMPETE o has had practioal experience and can yive best ot clty references, situation with good house. Ad- aress O 8, Bee, 2AB-17¢ WANTED--MALE HELP. - keeper VW ANTED-Tywo & + the tailor, 26th near N st, 80, Omaha, 810 10% “L\N'l'm)-n bright, energetic young man of oo habits to eigage iu and master & growing brstnoss. | Balfry to begin from 80 10 5. Must have some capital. . Cail_or addre with refevences. I. H. Tlompson, First N tional Bank builiing, Omaha, F0-18 GD—At Burop od good waiter Immediately. 321-19) 7 ANTED—Man to drive buteher's delivery Wagon, and to take orde one who un derstands cutting meat proferred. Postoftice market, 636 Broadway, Council Bluffs, 5 W ANTED-A cavriage woodworker to work on bodies and gears. Addross stating wages, John Glazeby & Co, Clarinda, Page Co., Ia. 180'18% ANTED—A ood business young man with references and 81w In casn 1o inansge business in clty of 2,000 that will eur; salary monthly. Address 15 Wabash avenue, Chicago. GENTS—We want first alroady traveling n Iubricating oll samples as a territory and present ocoupation. Manufac- turers Ol Co., Cloveland, O. 185 28 YV ANTED—kivery oot goncleman and lady ent within 00 miies of Omaha that wants to make money, Address Geo. B, Gif- ford, Omaha. Neb., care Globs hotel, 21 SALESMEN wanted on salary o commission to sell our houselold speciaities by num‘l!c!. to hardware, tinwaro.ana house furnishing delors, We liavo been estublisnod § yonrs man: ufacturing labor-saving patent speciaities, and now Lave flnest seliing line in the world. Spec- inl exclusive routes wrranged, Liberal snary and permarent employment to energetic sales- men, Write for catalogue and special offer, The Clipper Mg, Co. (I/v'd) Clucinnati, O. 216 18% to carry our side line. Name NOR RENT-Nice brick _cottage on Capliol Ave ne: ¥ ]n‘r month; also nice cottage on Pacific, near PArk avi com place, rent $2250 per month. Hicks, N. Y. Life biag. ’rr 1 modern improvements, aud in good order, 2126 Harn 2 185 OB RENT—Five-room cottnge, se 1 Call 324 8, 16th, TOR RE! &room house with barn, ciby_and clstern water, with fine bath in hous nth, 2210 Mapio st 250 22+ 6 rooms, water, st. 6-room house, 1e, at 311 Woolworth ave, 247 18 14Vuit RED room brick house, with or with- ont barn. 2 Haruoy st 15 18¢ [OR RENT—7-room honss fu flst-class order No, 123 North 21th_street. ) per month, R. 18, Chamber or Commere: wi oboc Fron ottage, four rooms with four es of land. on State street between Fort aud Florence. $10 per moath. Apply 317 S 1tk st OR 1 810 N. 24 st. Enquire, Mr nw cor. 2d and Davenpore. (Ot RENT—8-room Tonse, splondidly im- proved. with water, gas. Tath, etc, newly papered, first-class _melghborhood, 35 per mouth. C. F. Harrison, Merchunts"Nat'l bank. Cottages. - Omata View, Hoggs M. A, Detwil [OR RE! & Hill, EWLY papored and patnted unfurnished poms and one furnished, rent reasonable, Douglas, )t AUIT of rooms for rent over my stove store, ¥ 1621 Howard st, W. I\ Stostzel. 408 0K RENT—Sult of unfurnished rooms over my stove store, 1631 Howard st, W. F. Etoerzel. 509 OR RENT—3 unfurnished rooms, suitablo for housekeeping, 208 N, 13th st, 468 OR RENT—i-room suit, unturnished suita- ble for liousekeeping,’ gns, Water, otc., to family without children; northwest cor, 17th and Webster st. b 17 FOR EEN'A —STORES ANDV OFFICES. D ESK room with us. Hutchiuson & Wead, 1524 Douglas: el. 1520, 3T JROR RENT_Stor room in Boyd opara house building. Enquire American Savings Bank. T—Desirable _warehouse room on Appiy to €. W. Kelth, 714 Pact O RE track, FJHE most promising locality for busiuess fu Omnhs I8 on 16th st., between Farnam and Leavenworth, the future retail district of the city. Elegant blocks are golng up, and nothing shabby will ever be erected there, Take a look av the new biock on east side 16th between Jones & Leavnworth and secure lease for a number of years; all heated with steam, with plate-glass front, Thos, F. Hall, 311 PaXton block. 595 or. 2th_and oggs & Hill, K _Neat cottage, s w Ok RE y 12 Dodge: 1 room ate, 1403 Farnam. 123 ‘ 7 ANTED—Small family to occupy for the winter plonsant iousa with barn at nomi- nal rental, C. F. Harrison, Merchants Nl“ “HKA ENT—Two new houses on Capitol ave- nue bet. 26th and 27th 9.9 rooms, batn, city water and sewer, g and fixtures, ¢t¢., no basement. Inquiré 22 Davenport st. R OR RE ight-room house, with ample grounds, corncr Leavenworth’ and 21st sts.: bath room, hot and cold water. Apply to Lewis 8. Reed ¥ Co.,voom 13, Hoara ot Trade bullding. JOR RE “gom cottage, $14 per Mo, cor. 15th and Willlams st, Enqulre of J, Nagl, 613 Bo, 1jth t. 68 T you wish to rent a house or store sve I, E, Cole, Continental blocks ofiico open evenings. w1 LIVE western business man; must devoto his ontiro time; am looking for business anfhty, energy and_reputation more than for capital, Address A, W. laldwis, Fremont, Neb. HE Denver State ttery Co., Tickets &0 cents. Address A, C. Ross & Co., Denver, Col. b 200 dl4t W ANIED-S squaré can mukers, Apoly to foreman of tinshop, The Armour-Cadahy Packing Co. 186 18 it agents. OR RENT—Haudsome 10-room house, aill conveniences, paved street, cable and horse cars, 5 minutes' walk of postoflice. Nathan Shelton, 1614 Farnam's 460 OR_HENT—Noat 7-room house, in £00d ro- air, ou cor, 26tn and Woolworth ave: pos- session ven at. once. Inquire O. B. Tzschuck, OR RENT—$-room cottages on Half Howard near 33d st. Enquire 624 8, 17th st. 621 2now storos, 017 and 6105, 10th, show windows. 35 iotel, In heart of city: thirty rooms. W.Farnanh Smiih, 1i. Continentan Hock TORAGE and '"T:I' . Wo collect and d Jliver goods of all ition, merchandis: furniture ana DITZIIG at ‘choapest rates for storage for any length of time. Vana and ‘wagons to be had at shortest notice, with oare- ful men for moving. ing and shipping from our own warehouss done on moderate charge. Merchandise 1Adsd And unioaded. Warehouse on our own tracks, Office 217 8, 14th &t Telephone 114, Howett & Co. -~ CLAIRVOVRNT, ORTUNE Teller—Mrs. Lenorman consulted on all afame of life. Satisfaction guarantesd, No. 310 N, 13th st. 172015 RRIVED--Mra, Dr. 0D, Wood, tho great European clalrvoyashnnd fortune teller, Gives full account of ‘past. presant and futire, Every hidden mystery fé¥Maled. Cun be inter- swed at rooms 2 and 3, No, 220 N, 16th st 15 10 Warren, clairvoyant, med:. mediuin. FPemnle disense th st rooms 2 and % can_be ] R NANN1 el and husines A specialty. 119 N. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING VY ANTED-Students to learn shorthand ovenings; 10w rutes: Chautauqua plan o gradunte from Milwaukee. ddr N 63, Hee office. 18 JTANDARD Shorthand School, Roon 346, Ware bk, ssor 1o Valentine's) the iargest, exciu: thand school in the west, Teach- €rs are ver batim reportors. PArticnlar attention Daid to typewriting, Mechanical construction of machine tught by factory oxpert. Circulars [ N, HYNDMAN, sSténograpliet atid Typowritor, R. 427 Paxton Blk. Telephone 1630, 1121 THOR SALE—A good wagon for #25. Co-Oper- ative Land and Lot Co., 205 N 16th st. 250 TPOR SALE — Fine lirge team of horses, Hoggs & Hill, 108 Parnam. 28025 (100D family horse and two also one top buggy at & bargatn. Call 1500, 1511 Harney. 214 \OR SALE—Cheap, lot of wood working ma- chinery, fine bay mare, elegant cabinet or- an, light Spring wigon ana phaeton. Hoom 619, Paxton Block 800 T YR BALE-Counter and shelving, room 57, Paxton Block. 300 (OR SALE—J cows cheap, . THender- son, Toom 400, Paxton blk. 605 (OR SALE 10 young halt biood Percheron mares. John iine, Duniap, Ia. 140-19] AMBLETONTAN stallion at one-half value, also fine Kentucky bred driving horsei owner must sell; office” open eyening; Cole, Continental block, OR SALE or_Exciiange Jersey cows, fine driving team as th the city, one double carria, one double cutter, one_phaeton, Sn: and ona road wng- on, Snyder mukes: all nearly new: will trade for fioml plb]lafi?' and will assume light incum- rance. Apply Room 216, First National bank building, 009 OR SALE—A g ‘merchaudise store in a live Nebraska town; .invoice about #5,000: Will sell for casl OF on. g00d security; aadress “N 59,"" Bee oftice 084 25 OR SALE K. 1880 bicycle, nickis, drst-class condition, Room 400, Paxton block, 88 POR SAL H. ampion L, —lteut or trade Largo livery known as “'Checkered Harn,” streot near Harnoy. Neb,. Mortgage Loar Paxton bik. ) 8 TPOR SALE—Two-seatedcarringe, or trade for @ horse. A, Browne, 201 Cuniing st QOR SALE—Houschold turniture, fixtures, eto., (worth £200 two ydrs ago), will sell for 0, Apply or address'%o 800 . 13th, near Leavenworth, room 16, 148 18% it £l Lt OR SALE—A 35-horte power Porter engine in grood condition, weight 5,100 pounds cyl- inder i1x16. For particulirs apply to The, Heo offic s g IO, LOAN. -A special fund ot #100,0% in e of $10,000 and npwards At very low rate: The Mead Investment Co.. 814 8. 16th st. 18 ONEY to loan on_horses, wagons, mules, household goods, planos, brgan, diamonds. lowest rates, The first orgauized loan office in he city- Makes (onhs from thirty totheae hon. dared and sixty-five dass, which can be paid in part or whole at any time, thus loworing the principal and interest. Oall and see us when you want mone; We can nssist rfll prompily and to your advantage withoui removal of roperty or publicity. Money aiways on hand, No aelay in making lToans. O, F. Hoed & 9 8, 18th st., over Bingham & Sons. 91 JCEYSTONE Mortgaco Co.— Loans of $10 to \.#1,00; get, our rates befoce borrowing and save moniey: loan on horses, furniture, or any approved security, without pubiloity; notes bought; for new loan, renewal of old. and low. est rates;call R 208 Sheeley bk, 15th &How b'\[:“:l st. i\[im RY toloan, O, F. Davis Co., real astate aG( loan agents, 1501 Farnam sty 402 MONEY to loan on city or tarm property Geo. J, Paul, 1608 Farnam st 403 ONEY —Logns negotinted at low rates with: ont delay, and purchass good commerciai rn‘)l'l‘ AN MOTTEALS NOTes, . A, Slotian, cor, 3th and Farnam. 50O SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS, MIRST National satety to rent & to §25 & vear, derostt vaults, Safes 7S, 1 20 13t BUSINESS CHANCES. JROCERY swck und fixtures in_good loca- Ttion in city, wili invoice about #,600, for one half cash and bal. city pronerty. One of the best dininge nalls in the city for $4,500, part cash, bal. on time; also a_short order restaurant’ in good location for #2,000; terms easy, Brick building 22x4t feet, on lensed gronnd, for sale on easy terms, Co-Operative Land and Lot Co., 205 N 16th st. 25618 PUR SALE—A good rotail coal yard doing a No. 1 business, with teame, oflice and every- thing complete. J, H. Parrotte, Room I, | Douglas biock. a1zt ' | VW ANTED-A partner in a g0od paying bisi- ness, well establishod; takes 8300, Inquire O H. Waiworth, Room 42, Douglas bik.. cor, 16th and Dodge, 305185 DARTIES desirous of disposing of their busi- ness in any line will do well to call on or ud- dtess, W. R. K. & M. E., Rooin 15,Chamber Com- merci 611 R SALE—Ata bargain, & small roller grist mill complete, for grinding all kinds of §rain, situated in o No.1 town. :Address D, bodge, Grinnell, Towa, 35 207 TILE owner ot n lnrge hardware stock would like a partner with $10,000 cash, who s o thorough Address O 9, Teo office. 236 ardware man. OR SALE--Furniture of 10-room flat_filled With nice clags of boarders. Parties got to leave the city soon, Address N 08 uefllflfli;‘,? OMPETENT man with from $,,000 to $10,000 can nhave an_active inst. in a good infg, business. Address N 60 oo, 988 1 2,500 will buy a half interest in a well, estab- ifshed sood “business; location only an nour | and a half ride from Omahaon B. & M. R. R. Large busiess niready worked up, but needs more capital. Investigation solicitea. M. A Upton Co., 16th and Faraam. 4 JRORSALE—Or trade, a well ostablished book amd stationery store, Hox b1s- 505 FOR EXCHANG ED—To trade reul estate and cash for general merchandise or hardware, Ad- dress Box 425, Cozad, Neb, 20023 [OR EXCHANGE—Will sell or trade for 510CK 0f zoods Or unencumbered property, ono family liorse and phavton, one poney uiid cart, one Cuttor, one home made driving buggy | Tarress. etc., also one cow, are in_first class or- der, cali on or aadress W. . Vaughan, Demo- crat office. 23300 AND in Nebraska and Towa and some cash for drug stock. Address, N.73 Bee, 8 1 VOR RENT—Store, 1111 Farnam st, 20x125 foet, 2 stories and collar. Nathan Snelton, 1614 Farnam st. 131 of building etone. {ient Tieo Dullding. antity, G {OR SALE—A q Apply 1 the supering [[OR RENT—The 4story brick building with or withont power, formerly occupied by The Bee Publishing Co,, 916 Farnam st. ~ The build- ing nas n fire-proof cement basement, com- plete stenm-heating fixtures, water on all’ the tioors, gas, otc. Apply at thé olice of e Bee. OR RENT—A 4-story brick buliding, 65x120; sultablo for wholssale: good trackage; I bave aiso a number of fine resideice prop- erty for rent or sale. Kor pa:ticulars call or address 409411 Bee bldg. N, 0. Brown. 435 {OR SALE_Fresh ntfiléh cows. Cor, O and 3ith sts.. 'S, Omubia. " .M. dlauly & Go ABSTRACTS 'OF TITLE, o T R S MIPLAND. Guurantos & Frust Co, N, Y. Lifa bldgconiplete abstrdtes furnished and ttles fo realestateloxamined, pebteotd & gusiantesd. __MONEY TO LOAN 10,00) cenoral merchandise wanted, for which Twiligive six good mproved fa;ms. Al buttwo are clear of encumbrance. Address N. Scott, Mapleton, Ta. 2 PUFINESS ot _on Dodgo st, oncambr ance long time at 7 per cent, 8,000 trackage lot, clear, for Towa farm, Brick house (new) for vacant lot. Good #outh Omaha lot for horse and buggy. Desirable Walnut Hill home for & lot, Clear acre for merchandi: Hutchinson & Wead, 1 s 4 Douglas, Tel. 1620. N EW -seated_carriage fro 2nd mortgnge Selby, 13 Board Trade. Eily MISCELLANEOUS. EATHERSTRIPS furnished and puton for jc & toot. Adaress L. J.Keene, 3,24 Hamil- ton st., Omaha. 165 208 UCTION salos every Tuesday and Friday morning at 1114 Dougtas street, Omaha Auc- tlon & Storage Co. 263 IDWIFE—Mrs, H. 8. Glick, graduated {n Russia, Enrope, his had 14 years of practi- oAl exporiencs, has located ay 1307 8, 13th st. ANTED—Relinble_energetic agent to rep- resent an 0ld 110 1it insurance company: Tiberal contract will bo made with Darty thav Write insurance; correspondence confidentil. Address N 67 Bee. Q12 §ALEM|HN Wanted At Onca—A few good iueu to sell our goods Ly sample 1o the Wwholesalo and retail trade. We are the largest manufacturers in ourline in the world. Liberal alary paid, Permanent position. Money ad- nced for wages, advertising, ete. For full terms address, Centenmal Mfg. Co., Chicago, 1., or Cinclunati, O, BBD 9% ETECTIVES—Wanted, good,reliable men in levery community; paying positions. Kansas Detective Burcau, Lock Box 29, Wichita, Kan, - B0 8% ANTED—Man and_wife, without chidren, for junitor and chamberwork. Address Box 3, cliy. 820 NOK LEASE—Land adjoining the city on northeast, 1n lots of 5, 10, 2) or more acres far gardening, $3 per acre, Boggs & Hill, Real Estate, 14038 Farnam st. 12322 I HE Omaha Auction & Storage Co., have meved into the large building, 1114 and 1116 TDouglas street, whero they huve the best stor- age facilities 1o the city. 205-18 0K RENT—4 tenroom houses, from $15 to §20 per month, on Motor line. Room 527 Paxton block, 514 01t RENT—So. % my block, 1131 Geo. ave, 10 rooms, furnace, gas and fixtures, electric wires for lighting, Tange and every conven- fence: barn with ity water and gas in; choice nelghborhood, i, D.V, Sholes 213,15t Nat bank, JLEGANT flats to reur, 16th st., eastside, bo- Utween Jones aud Leavenworth; first-class in All respects, and new:, steam heat, bath, open rates and mantels, electric bells ii allrooms; oth motor lines pass property, Heferences required.” Thos. k. Hall, 311" Paxton blogk; GENTST Write for terms. #) sampio corset free, Schlele & Co, 30 Broadway, New York. WANTMD—E-]eumen at 873 por month sala and expenses to sell & iine of silyer-plaved ware, watches, etc., by sample only; horse and team furnished free, Writeat once for full par- ticulars and samplo case of goods free, Stand- ard Silver Ware Co., Roston, 8. 455 '“IWA"RD—l}mn bricklayers and_stonecut- ters; go?.\ wages paid, Apply M. T, M: phy. ur- 57 g FROOM mow) houses. all modern conyenien- ©ces except furnace, at #16, half block from motor, Paxton Block. &2 7—romuhmue with barn, #15 per month, Harrison, Mercnants' Nat. bank, FORRENT-ROCN FURNISHED TFPOR REN' o O ¥ 489, Well turnished Louse, modern improvements, 8 blocks from P, 0. Address 07, Bee, 25 19t Fremont, Neb, N to travel for tbo Fonthill nurseries of Canada, Wepsy %0 to §i00 o month and expenses t0 agents to sell our Canadian grown stock, Add, Stone & Wellington, Madison, n’;u ANTED= Track lnyers and_bridge oarpen- ters for Iowa. FKilley, Kramer & Co., cor. 2th and Farnam sts. i "_ ANTED=A few maro 11Ve, 06rgetio sales- men to sell groceries, ote,, to farmers, ho- tel and restanra” . kespers and other large con- sumers at wholesale prices; exclusive territor ven; for partieulars address the Edgewort! ercantile” Co., fmporters, manufacturers and ‘Whotesale grocers, 1447 State st. Ollki:,;l(o.m Uise 'WANTED--REMALE HELP. " ANTED—Grl for genoral lousework,small family; 63 N. fth at..,cor. Califorala. W]‘u'mu_m.m Eirl at 511 8 %6th n.?fl meral h wufim—umn 1 ror se- Chleaea st Work, Mrs. A. P. Tukey, F‘Ou»mm F—Double parior, 161 Chicago st. a0 s FURNISHED room with or without Loard, steam heat and gas. 604 8 13tn st 240 21 Fuu‘uuflr—vflmm Boggs & Hill, T,ADIES use Marion Watker's Face Bleach dfor freckles, punples, moth and Iiver spots, guaranteed to give a beautiful complexion and to b verrectly nurmless, For further infor- mation call ut 322 581 8)) RENTAL AGENCY. OANS on chattels and col rates, 027 Paxton block. . 0 YOU want money. Loans made on furni- ture, planos, horses, etc., without delay. publicity or removal, Persons wishing a loas of this kind will do well by calllng at this oflic before dealing elsewhere. A, E, Greenwood & Co., room (1) 620 South Thirteenth streer, 234 HATTEL loans at_ owest rates. business confidential. J. b. Eminger,1417 Farnamet. OR EXCHANGE—280 acre Iowa farm in cul- tivation, three velusof “A'l" coal and three raliroads for marchandise, 417 Sheely block, O BXCHANGE—Good farm and cash for newspaper outfiv: also good farms for a 75 £0100 barrel iour mill, Address Box 61, Goth- enburg, Neb. 083 20 “VILL:xcnnu ® new 8room house for va- cant iots in Omahs, ~AddressN 49, Bee. AdEs Loans made on city property. Ames, 1507 Farnam st. 562 28 ANTED—Firat-class {nside Ioans. rates, Cail and see us, ment Co., 1504 Farnam. MONEY to loan on xcal estato security at Towest rates. Before negotiating loans see Wallace, R 310 Brown bldg. 16th and IIL!’lJ’ls. Lowest Mutual Invest- (e Toan agent. Open avt;nlug]s‘:.‘ TMONEY to loan on furniture, organs, plauos, horses, and wagons, Hawkeye Investment Co., ttoom s, Douglus blk, 16th and Dodge sts. rental agent; office open '::vuylx:gu. STOCK BOARDED, ANTED—Horses 1o winter at 2 a month per head on farm near Irvington. Plenty of grain and hay to feed, good shelter and good care given them; horses called for and deliy- ered. W. R. Homan, room 6, Frenzer bik, 477 'ORSES wintered at #1 per month, Good care given. Inquire rooms 1 & 2,0mahia Natl bank FJORSES wintered at Omal i inrge box stalls; terms reasonable; car- riages stored. A, Thomson. 268 N24y T.OST--0n Doage petween 12th and lith at. or Jon 16th berween Dodge and Davenport; ono stove door, & liberal reward for return of same by John Epeneter, 105 § 12th, 27 18 QURNISHED rocms, modern conveniences with or without board, 616 N.20th. 251 1 1 ehr nousekeeping rooms, 810, IV N, TRk e PO, Furnished rooms, tarnaco, gas, buthy half block from Leavenworth; gentlemen only, &2 South #th st. “A WELL Furnishod floos Fnumilzn and_unfarmshed front rooms for light nousekeeplog: all conveniences, 88 ppr month a ph;cn, 419 8 10th st, 295 10% DR RENT--Furnished rooms, steam heat, 213 8, 2th st et Y ) ANTED--A gentleman and_wife to tuke twomice furnished rooms with board, on 8t. Mury's uvente, near 20th, in private family; references required; address O 14, b 201 155 parior, ground 08 23* front 514 Davenport st. 7 ANTED—Good girl_for ueneral nouse- Work, $ per week. 2215 Loavenworth. 53 w ANTED—First-class experienced saleslady in cloak department. State experience and where employed. Address L 62, Bee, 6 'w ANTED~—A lady as cashior; must be quick and accurate #t figures and come well recommended, J, Brandels & sons, 358 Bouth 1ith 8t sy LIVE Branch Rémedies, Sure cure ror rec- tal and fomale disenses. Sawple, ¥ cents, J.H. Harvey, 1508 8, 12th st, &3 Mrs. ANTE| 8 men; b Wi ew shctiiin: S vt e e Boon; another, §16 the first hour. Addross Little 7 Lukeside, Culcago, 111" 8 20 OR RENT—b farnished rooms witn all mod- ern {mprovements, suitable for housekeep- ing for gentieman and wife without children, inquire at 205 N £d st. 230 22 Funumfun rooms with good board, gas, vath, furnace heat, at #.60 1o 8,50 ;ng 8t 1% N, iTthst JOORNISHED Fooms, ¥, iz Haruoy, - JPUBNISHED rooms, 1ght houseKesping, 0% SL. Mary's ave. E’J L SUITE of rooms with board for gentleman: aud wife or § gentlemen, 1722 Dodge [ I RENT-Aftter Oct' 1, fine frout ofice, 00F; Diate glass window; hoat and laiai Yout Fossonabie: Thguire ha Ico Co., 310 8, 15¢h st. PR ANTED—A™ right business young Iad: QT et vosir HRgey nflwtvom\nu.l uuu‘ -:&35‘ by » ug ust have d AL R F(fn KENT Sult of rooms over stove store, 1621 Howard, 80 per mouth, 567 QT. CLAIR European hotel, cor. 13th and I3 odie Vheciul Tate by Week or mom.n“_: R IRENT—Furnished rooms with or with: T Bor o o e e e ™™ gyt N 1CE rooms, stewm Thoat, 1719 li;v-lwuk W 1% for kitchen and laundr) Purvis, corner 2dth sadd ANTED—Girl V * Bve, DRESSMAKING, B o L T Ave., Topairing of .u‘:: ‘;-x:. B‘)fl RENT--Furnished rooms also front “and back parior. 181 Dougias. [y Uten' WALk Of . DUIeLs eoator, - Huterehos re- quired. " Tnquire sl store, i aiid 2 8, 130k st Fww cluss furnished roonis with or withion, meals, 0N, Tith av. a arth of o g mfi;“mw": JLEGANT furiilsiied rooms with Lath and stenty, 1619 Howard st, BI7 QTRAYED—Small gray horse from 1219 Doug- las, duripg the fite of Nov. 14, Fiease re- turn to M, J. Fullreide, 1200 Douglas 105 163 home &t 4012 N 25th st, about ¢t on jeans pants and blue calico k coat aid vest; about b 1t 8 or 10 ight; welght about 150 or 100 pounds; fair complexion, Any information will be thank- fully received oy his brotuer, Pat McNamara, 4012 North 25th st, Omaha, R0 ERSONZ L—Olive Branch 18 a positive onr o for il female weaknesses, —Also have Olive Brancn Pils Remedy, sure cure for piles. Sam- plos free. Ladyagents wanted, Address Mins Zoe M. Firvy, 1120 Olark sv, Omaha, Gen. Agt. for Nebraska 81 for 1 mo. treatmont 74 W ANED Intormation concerniug r‘qu . Sprague sud Grace G, Loroy, suppose t0 hiave oot residents of Omalia 10 1670, C. F. Harrison, Merchants’ Nat, bank, 248 3( 'O NOTARIES and Bankers: **ihe Notaries' Handbook,” & nsw work by s Nebraskan for Nebraskans, will be sent Dostpaid on re- ceipt of 81 by th6 author and publisher. C. A. Bweet, Palmyra, Neb. w . 166 1% _EDUCATIONAL, FYHE banjo taught as anart by Geo, L et Yoo 218 hougins Blatks SCIIU()L of Exj renlmz Pantomimic. L V. Ancerson, Ariiculate, H)I'uuk. will e at Frost & Harris' Carrlage factory, cor. 224 and Tzard -u.fluuml e Novrle 1o buy 26 gelaings roi 1 to i higo, and Inuh:ni m 9 d':nl:‘lm figfld‘h lollll‘mln every respeet, £00d Aotion and broks 1o Aaddle. Orville C, Jolnson, Government mn:rlnc;u.r.“. L()ANs—cny“fil farm leans, mortgage pa- iper bouglt. McCague Investment Co. 488 ONEY to lonn on city. proporty and_farm Iandy ut lowest rates,. J. D, Zittle, 43) Pax- ton block. 4 H E. COLE, loan agent, Opon eventngy, T 4to7 per cent; 1o ad- for commissions or attor- W. 15, Meikle, First Nat bank bldg. SIDENCE loans— tional chary neys’ fee: JPRIVATE money to buy small notes or mort- gages, Roum 13, Hoard of Trade, 841 UILDING ltans. D, V. Sholes. 210 First National banic, 9 TOANS nade on real Gatate and MOrizaEes bought, Louts 8, Keed & Co, r, 13, bourd trade, o ONEY to loan on furniture, liorses, wagons, ete.’ or on any approved security. J. V Robbink, 200 N. Y. Lite, 4 RS mortgago loans at low rafes and no delay, D, V. Sholes, 210 First National bank 12 0ty HILADELPHIA Mortgago & Trust Co. fur- nish chead eastern money to borrowers, purchase securities, perfect titles, accept loans at their. western, oflice, - George'W. P.Coates, room 7, Board of Trade. 7 ONEY “loaned ou _furniture, horses and wagons. rates roasonable. City Loan Co., 118 8 1th st., opposite Millard hotel. 05 O YOU want monoy? It 8o, don't borrow before gotting my rates, which ave the low- st on any snm from $i tangld,(0), 1 make 10aus on househgld 'g0ods, pianos, or- ans, horres, mules, wagons, warehouse recefpts, iouses, l0ases, ote., in Ay hmount at tho 10w st poRsible rates, Withott publieity or removal of property. pi Tioans caxi bo made fondne to six months and yoi can iy part at any gime, reduciag Lo principai and interest, 1f you owe & balance on your furniture or fiorsgs orhave & loan on them, I will take it up and cany it f0F you as long you desive, e 1¢ you noed money you will find 1t to your ad- I vantugs (o koo mo bolora uertowing, 13. K. Musters, room 4, Wighneil bullding, 15th and Harney. Tt 84 ONEY 10 loan on any shourity for snort timo at low - rates. Lowesttates on personal i nrnlmr’liy. os0 The Hendarson Mort; Tnvestment_com- pany, room 400, Paxtifliblock. 503 SEL Sholes, room 210#irst National bank, before making your kmus, 4 . ONEY loaned on chattel security or res Munm, J. J. Wilkinsou, 618 Puwnybl'kd B EFORE making chattel or collateral loans, it will pay youto see The Western Invest: ment Co., room 442, Bee bailding, 499 700,00) to foan at 6 per cént. Linahan & M, R e e e SH for all kinds of household goods at 1114 Cv%oulln Btreet, Owmuha Amuopgar Y ] MHONEY :fl i“lfl' by“un onuzn flllll.‘?fl gilt Toomm 411, Tt Nut. ane, ® oX¢ 1 003, Jjackin, FXCHANGE for city property, two good farms joining towns, situated in Harlan snd Greely counties, Meyer & Raapke, 1108 Harney st. 78845 ENTAL property, inside, to exchange for {ear farms or vicant city lots, Thos. F. Hall, 311 Paxton block, 50T TIRST mortgage for furniture or live stook Oflice open evenings.H. E., Colo, Continental Dlock. ) DR EXHANGE—S0 acres clear of encumb: rance, in strips of 10 acres, in Mercer coun- ty, Tliinois, for stock of goods'or city property. Abply rooi 216, First National bauk buildin (G00Dequitios in Omaln property and Ne- braska land to trade for second mortgage on Omana property. W. R. E. & M. E., voom 15, Chamber of Commerce, Tel. 144, | JPOR SALE—-Or exchange,on easy tern USINESS cornor 8 blooks from N, Y. fate 150 per foot, F{n 10 por centy i cash, bal ance easy: D, O, Pattorson. 518 N. Y. Lite. 575 JFOK SALE_8500 for 8,000 six @ lots two and & half mile west from postoffice, Slaug City, Ia. 100-acre improved farm in Ants: lope county, Nebraska: all unincambered, Y well for cash. Adaress Lock Hox %7, B o, JFOK JALE “By Fvan Substantial revenn various parts of the city, Business lots on main thoroughfares, Business and residence lots on all principal strocts leadimg to and from the city. Homes for the poor and the rich, man who (s neither. Bed-rock prices, and terms suit any customer, Not many bargaing, but s few that will pull the doilars out of your pockets, go to the Ex: change meeting, and then call at room 308, N Y. Life building. 150 16 paying properties in lastic enough to J. B. Evans. 01t SALE-—-Business corner in the heart of the city of Omaha. #0000, A1l ¢ im- Provements patd; prodinces d per cent net with TIOSE MEAEHE IMDIOTOMmentas fot interest Pay: ing capacity can be doubled with small ontlay, A (nvestient as 00d A8 A goVErnment bond Writo C. F. Harrison, Omaha, Neb PPHE best Rusiness, Remdence, Vacant and suburban properties in the market are for snlo by “'the old reliable” M. A Co,, 16th and Farnam, Fuu SALE =On long tne and easy payments, liandome, new,weli built honses of & 4, and 10 roomas. Al conventonces, good neighbor- hood: paved sirests, stroet cars, anl Within walking distance of P. 0, Nathan Shelton, 1614 streat, < 50 QOR SALE, vory choan, no frados, faro 645,70 ! ncres, so0c, 5,12 N 6 W Hamilton county,Neb., 2 miles from Marquette, smail house, stabis, B0 ncres pasture fericad, ving water, price only 810 per’_acre, 8, 437.00, one-third 189 crop fnciuded, Termd$220' casli, balance i per cont interest, . K. Atkins, owner,railroad binlding, Denver, Cot0. 511 JoORSALE-Hotses and lots trom & £10,000 in value: first ps £3,0001 well Tocs good ¢ 10w aud quit paying reat. Douglas st. 500 to yment from 0 to nveniences. Buy W. A, Bpencer, 1621 some brand naw B-room. hotises om S near motor line; 1o better residence location ii the city. Also ‘some new 7-room lLouses on Corby and 2ith at, just 13 miles from post- oftice: wiil exchange any of the above for clear land or lots. For iarms “and_particulars apply 10 C. C. Spottswood, 803t § 10th st. 440 S (IBE for snares m the “American,” Wtho largest building and loan association in the world, M. A. Upton, special agent, 10t and Farnam. 80 {IOR SALE—On casy termis, tho new cortage erected by me on George st., corner Lowe ave ; property has 100 ft. froutage on George st. by 160 frontage on Luwe ave, For terms apply Room 218, First National bank building, 609 OR SALE or trade—I ownan absolute equity 1,000 in the three brick and stono store buildings,thrae storfes high,adjoining the Pirst Natfonal bank on 13t st., Oniaha, that 1 will | trade for_unencumbered property in or near Omahg, Should like a nice residence or 1 will sell sald property at s bargain. Address W. R. Vaughan, Democrat oflice, Oumubin, Neb, MAHA the great weste . rybody 18 talking about her. Everybody is acknow- ledging the corn regarding her immense fu- ture. pushels of money will be inade in Omaha dirt in the next twelve months, Buy oW, Fight now at thistime, Don't wait, There will never he a time like thepresent to make £0od turn in real estate. Buy now, sell next bargain, pton Co., 10th and Farnam. 10110 TL00K atthis dandy littio Lot 0, Ablock 16, Bedford Place, east front on 28t street, one block norti of Bristol (p 1) street, only I blocks from 2ith st. motor line, §00. Think of it, ouly §:00. M. A. Upton Co., Jath and Farnam, 102 10 W LLL exchange now s-room house, ali mod- ern conveniences, for vacant lots or moy: ble property. Room 18 Paxton block., 68 F you want any lots in Orchard Hill, apply to Room 216, First National bank building for torms and location, 600 VY AUGH & WosterReld, ros estate, 8. Omaha (] T HAVE some firat-class rental property for sals cieap within one mile of postlioce, on aved strects and motor line. Thos. I, Hall, 311 Paxton block. iy baeanis 010 TANTED—For nctual cnstomer lot worth 2000081030, C. F. Harrison, Merchants® Nat. vank. 40 {'OR SALE—OF trade. 815,000 cquity lot on_Jones st, Gx Address or call on- W. K. Vaughun, De oftice. 2i0 T [ESTMENT in Omana real estate will pay if bougght ut prosent low prices. 1 offer the following bargains at very easy tarms: Lotsn 'Lincoln place 835 to 1,000, Lots in Mount Pleasant 830 to & 2 lots In Bedford Place, corner of E: 0th 8t 100128, £2,500. Tots 11 and 1% bik 34, Sonth Omania, £,90, (0t 2 aud 4, Bl 4, South Omaha. eich $000, Lot4 in blk 10, South Omuha, §1,0. Lot 4 in blk 1%, South Omuha, 81,200, See me, Otto Lobeck, R 18 Chamber of Com- merce. 99810 APITOL, Hill, on Douglasst., noat cottage and 50-foot 10t, & bargain, 85,000, Windsor Place, best uulmproved corner, Windsor Place, cornor for 81,100, ‘Walnut Hill, near Dr. Mercer's, ".MQ. Hutehinson & Wead, 1624 Douglas, Tel. 1530, a large With fine residenci N EXCEPTIONAL offer, $1,000 10t for haf casli, balance 1 and ¢ years, inside property With & guaranteo to sell at good.profic or take property back ina_year and money returnled with 1) per cent adaed. D. D. Smeaton, (614 Farnam st. 2H ALL and get the price ana terms that will ‘astonish you on a business 1ot 60 feet front, joining the Transit honse, South Omaha, 0ppo- site depot: owners Aisagreo, 0 wishzo seil. . D. Smeaton, 1014 Farnam st., Omaha. 952 N19 YV ANTED-Vor netual castomer, cliotce liz. tie place worth £2,00, will pay 8 cash, ¥ cent on balance. C. F. Harrison, Merchants at vank. 163 18 FOR EXCHANGE-A business yicldinga profic of from 83,000 to 36,00 per snnum, tO ex- change foF £00d oity property. assume light encumbrance, First National bank boilding, AAml willing ‘tl;r ly room 216, P! T OR EXCHANGE—10 clear South Omaha lota and cleartiand for for 10 oom house, will assume smafl incumbrance, W, L. Selby, it. 13, Board Trade, « 00’ ANTED—To excuange dry goods notions and millinery goods for clear land or it property and part cash. Address box 47 Praukfort Ind. 965 MPROVED farm and city property for me, haudise, Address, Room 1, Chamber Com- merce- o1l +2 CLEAR South Omaha lots for horses,or land ©south or east of Whoeler Co., Neb, . Selby, 13 Board Trad 244 FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE OR SALE--Fine business_corner, H chieap for cash or on good *torms. Stockdale, room 10, Arllngion block, 18 OR SALE—Business 1ot, VX1 foct, at bod- rock fgures, Boggs « H1ll, Real Estate, 1408 ¥arnam, 24020 JOR SALE—A fine lot of turnmxro, in parts or all, 1324 N, 2188 st, 255 1 66x132, Jamos ACRES just south of Vinton, runring from I5th to 16th sts., good brick Louse, barn and large grove: will make 10 lots 44x168; $13,200, 1§ canb, balance 1, 2 and & years. M. A. Upton Co., 92 )R SALE or lonse, on_oasy term 2ith ave., just south of Leavenworth. Would build an (‘l{(h! room house and sell 80 foot for £3,000 and sell on monthly payments, Lot 4 and 5, blic 6, Kilby Place, high wnd stghtly, Be lot N. 19th st., trackage Four business lots N. 24th und 8, 16tk st. 28th ave. and Dodge, corner, 120 £t N. 30th sc. Othor good Tesidence proporty. o lots Crejghton Heizhts, cheap. Will sell a few lots on bullding terms. N. A. Kuhn, drug store, 16th and Dmlfi{{ll,a .. JICE Touses—2 nice -room houses, 10y 28x00 cach, at corner 26th and_ Cassius sts., §2,0:0 for,the corner house and #1,60) for the insido oné, Theso are only # blogks from Zith st motor; easy terms, M. A. Upton Co.. 16th end Farnam. i i 2l MOR SALE—A new house just being erectod on Cuming sb, in Sherwood park; the houso has all modern dmprovements, hard wood finish throughout; also large barn, with 150 fr. front- ago on West st. by I8 rrontage on Cuming St. 1 Ml soil this to thie rigt party on reasonable terms. Apply ftoom 216, First Nanioual bank i ) OR SALE-—-One of the best lots between Pleassnt st. and Lowe ave, on Orchard st., Orchard hill, at a suap figure; call and see. W. A, Bpencer, 1624 Douglas st, 210 19 {OR SALE-One house contaning 3 rooms, $1,400; one containing b rooms, 1,000 vacant 10t, 40X12714, $300, F_O“ SALE—$20000) in_cash_will buy & piece i of real estate wortn #350,000, for a few days only. Men of means canuot 1o let this slip. Boggs & Hill, Real Estate, 1408 Varnam, &6 2, S0 N ist, fnd, Sird and Mth streets, between Davenport aud Farnam, very choice resi- dence 1ot at prices ranglog from §2,500 to 13,50 per lot, Gas, water, sewers and pived streets, A 00-21 rgge two story trame bullding of 12 or 14 rooms, in good ~condition, to be moved W. i, Homian, ltoom ¢, Frenzer " block. OB SALE—Aboutas good u J-acre farm a8 can be found in Kearney Co., Neb.: Lk acres EuluvnfldA M&:ufll‘llli)‘r:&uun Ebn :u]d“filé omo price. BOEES « eal Estate, Varnguw. 2050 Fflll SALE—Houses and lots in Omaha View on montbly payments; houses built to suit purchasers, Boggs & Hill, 1408 Farnam. 25020 I SALE—One thousand dollars in cash ‘Wil buy a €00d, rich 180 acres of land in Ceodar Co., Neb., with clear and perfect title, Morth 8t least tice the price asked. Hocgs & HiLl, Real Estate, 1408 Farnam. 280 ANTED A large lot of taruivurs, carpets. ote,; will cash for large 3 Address P 0. Box . " oF Rl jote ERHCAN JISE for onr customers who hav secured MEE IRACK. rage at lowest r. ; |1 Leaveuworti. b T OOMS with or without board, for three tlemen; private tamily; rctunnm“‘lm FIPHE clouncst and best atorage in ths ofty ut low rates ut 1114 anioi g e e Dougias Sireet. Gmdta ONEY to loan in hold MouBX foloas S AnTamae o8 Apepes Ry o e Loau Co. Koot 818, Paxton bk e NE hundred dollars private money to loan Yor will buy short ti rtge i vote, room 13 Board of Trada. o b o blh MIQNEY to ioan casii on lisad: uo deiay. 3. W. Bquire, 1210 v mw 9 IT.In &, First !Ajfinu 1,000—Privage b P et L0 I or will bu; by, r, 1§, Bow 1 of Hfi: K SALE—$650 will buy lot 50x120 ia Omaha View, ob yiock from motor liue, nicely oty grade. Lots in this addition are Worth §1,00 iin the sbove price is open for a short time only, G, B. Taschuck, care Omaha Hee. 10l LE—8ix of the best lots in Oma B Eotig et Sracibelslh £ 322 3 sell one b s will Astonisl purchasers. } L, Real Estate, 1405 Farnam. EALE—100 choice lots 1n Omaba View: Fp(&fl vime s; immense veduction for a Tow days. We menn business. Oull for Boggs signed for ul | of'the proposul. which OMAHA HOTELS. LOBE HOTEL, 1)05-1310-1512 Douglas stroer, newly furnished, Strictly first-class; rates $L60 and ¥ per sy, Tarpley Bros,, pro;l‘r'l:‘lg:h. Proposals for Mares, Cows and Build- g Macerials, U, 8. INDIAN BERVICE, BANTEE AGENCY, NEBRASK A, November 11th, 158, Bealer. proposuls, indorsed “Proposals for Mures, Cows or Bullding Materials” as the case may b, and addressed to the undersigned at the Bantee Agency, Knox county, Nebraska, will be Teceived ut thisagency untii one o'clock of Dec. 7th 1880, for furnishing for and delivering at | Flandreau, Dak., 60 cows, #2 American maras and buildig material for the erecton of Indian houses, for delivering at the Ponca Agency, Dakota, materal for six Indian houses and five graneries; also for 40 American mares ud material for ten Indian houses, 1) stables and grauaries and for other pur) 10 be de- livered at the Santee Agency, Nebraska, “Ilie cows must be American cattle, not under 0 or aver five years old, froe from Arkanusus, Mexican bl and syeruge 70 pounds iu, welght, none to weigh less than 6 pounds, ‘The mares must be of American Stock, from four to seven years old, sound. well broken, without blemishies and mist weigh not less thad 90 pounds each. g Sompleta Lt and discrintion of the bulld- g at both agencies, will bo furntshod t bidders, upoi appiication "t te ul 3 Each bidder must state specifically the pro- ¢ sod nrlg! of OIIBI-I |lll"lt‘lu 10 be offered for de- very under contrac i CERVIFIED CHECKS, Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check or draft upon sowme United States Leoposi- tory, made payable to the order of the under- least FIVE per cont of the amount e wck or draft will bo forfelted to the Unitea Stutes in case any bidder or bidders recelving an award shall fail to promptly execute h contruct with good and sufii-’ 'allundl‘lutuuq otherwise 10 be returned to the right is reserved to reject or all bids, or‘ahy it Gt any. bid. 16 dgamed (o the best of tho sarvice, MARGES HiLL, NoltdwDd U. B, ladiau Ageut. ol tho lucky | Notioe of &pecial Kleotion, Netice s hereby glven to the legal voters of Douglas county, Nebraska, that whereas the Nebraska Centrai raliway company has subs mitted 10 the board of ocunty commissionsrs of Douging coiinty, Nebrawka, & proposition in the words following, naniely “Omana, Neb.,'Uct. 81, 1589, —Hon orable Roard of Commissioners of Douglas Connly, Neb Dbraska-—Gentiomen: The Nobrasks Conti - TAilway company proposes to build & doublel track steel railway bridge across the Missouris TIvor atsome point yot to be selected above the resent bridges, And aouth of the north line ol Do city of Omaha—provided the connty of Douglas will donate to tiie company two oy dred and Afty thousand (#2:0,XW) doliars of & er_oeut. twenty-year bonds of the county, to 0 deliverad to the company on the conipletion of the bridge ready foroperation on or before June 2, 1842, ““Ihe bridge {s proposed to bs bullt under an act of congress entitled, *An act to authorize the constriction of a bridgs over tho_ Missourd river, at or near the city of Omatn, Neb, proved June 22, 1885, And the act provide he bridgo shall e open to all rajirond coms PAnles desiring touse the same, upon equal o & *In case the construction of the bridge is nes Dbeégun bofore the 15th day of Jue, 180, or the bridge Is nat completed beforethe 22d day of June, 18, the company shall not be entitiod ta. nyof said bonds, even though th proposition should be carried by voto of the electors, And, provided furthor, that safd bonds shall o deiivered 1o tho said Nebraska Central Kails WAY COMDANY, 168 AFANLS, SUCO850CS OF Aasigns, ouiy upon the execntion by said Nolyraska Cen= tral Ruilway company or its successors, and de- Uivery to #aid county of Douglns, of an unders taking 1i Weiting to tho effect that the princls PAl depot of said rallway company, Its gensral officesand_ principal machine shops, when butit, shail be located and maintained within the corporate 1mits of the city of Omahn, Nob., and that a violation Of the terms of said unt dertaking by the vald Nebraska Central Rail. WayCOmpANY OF 1t sliccassors shall render sad Nebraska Contral Rallway company or {ts snc- cessors indepted to the said conuty of Douglas to the fali amount ot said bonds and tho inter- est thereon. *Ry order of tho Hoard of directors Nebraska Central Rallway company. . H. DUMONT, Vice president, “GrORar C. BARNUN, Secrotary, d, wherens, 1t wis voted by the board ot commissioners ot 3uid Douklas county Nebraska, to uccopt the above and foregol proposition of they Nebraska Central Hailway company. Providod, that the terms of such proposition be first submitted to the tegal voters of said county ana adopted by tham according o law. Now, therefore, n specinl election of the legal ;ulvrn of Douglas county, Nebraska, will be a on TUESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF DECEM- at which eloction the following quoestions shall be submittad to &aid. voters and voted upon in the form und manuer and at the polliag places tollowing Snall the county of Doulas, Nebraska, issua 1ts coupon bonds £0 aid the Nebrasku Centrat railway company it the construction of & rail: roud bridge across the Missouri river s Omuha, Neb.; said bonds to amonnt to the sum of two hundred and fitty thousand_ (&.0,600) dollars: to be issued In sums of one thousand (81000 dollary eachi to oe mude payable to jearer; to bo dated on the Ist day ot January, 1891 ; to become duo twenty (2)) yoars after the dato thereofl; to beAt intorost at the rate of five (6) Der cent per annum, payable somi-annually on the first day of January and of July: each of which bonds to boar on its face the following words: “This bond 18 one of & gerles of 250 1ike bonds which are fssued by the county of Dougias, In the state of Nebraska, to atd the Nebrasca Contral Rallwa: company ' in th ¢ construction of & railroag bridge #cross tho Missourl river at Omunm, Nebraska;" all of sald honds und the interest thereon 10 bo payable it the Hseal agency of the state of Nebrassu inthe oity of New YOrk; to Vo delivered and dongted to the Nebraska Cen- tral Rajlway company when it &hall have com- pleted, ready for operavion, & aoublo-track steel rilroad bridge across the MISSour! river u Omaba, Nebraska, and shall have exccuted the agreements contained in said proposition; pro- vided the samo shall be commencod on or be- fore June 15, 1800, and shall be fnished rendy for oneration on 'or berore June 22, 1892, * And shall au annual tax, fn addition to the ual and all other taxes, be levied on thy tax- le property of bouglis county. Nebraska, ficient to Day the intercst on sald bonds as 1 becomes due; ana at the tme of levyiug the annuai coun!y taxes, commoncing the tenth year prior to the maturity of said bonds, &hall @ tax in addition to all otlier taxes be 1avied the taxablo property of Douglas county, and continued annually thereatter from year to ear, until thereby a sinking fund shull have cen’ created sufticlont to pay said bonds't the maturity thereof? The above questions shall Lo rearded s one entire question, aud all legal voters of said Douglas county ‘who_desiro to vote in favor of the issuance of sud, bonds and the levy of sala taxes in payment of the principal and interest thereof, at sald election, shail votan baliot with said question printed or writlen, or DRYTL privted and partly written, ‘with the following additional words thereon:' “Yes—Kor the Ne- braska Central rallway aid bonds and taxes.'y And all legal voters of said Donglas county who desire to vote againsi the issuance of said bonds and the levy of said taxes in payment ot the principal and interest thereof, at sald elac- tion, shall vote & ballot with ‘said question printed or written, or parcly printed and part: written, with the following additional words thereon: '“No—Against the Nebraska Central railway aid bonas and taxes. 1f two-thirds of all of said ballots voted by the satd loial voters of said Dovglas county at 8aid election shall have thereon tue words *'Yes ~—For the Nebragka Central railway aid bonds and tazes,” tio foregoing proposition wil iave been adopted, @nd the said bonas shall he is- s1edand tue sald taxes shall be levied, in ac- cordance with the terms and conditions there- of; otherwise not. Snid clootion shail, b opencd st elght @) o'clock a. 1. upon sald Tuesday, the 3a day of December, 1569, and shall remain open until six (6) o'clock p. m. of said aay. "Tho poling places of sald electlon shall be the following named places in Douglus county, Nebraska: ¢ OMAHA PRECINOT NO. 1, District No, 1—8, W. corner Tonth and Jones sireets. Y Disiriet No. 2—Number 1117 South Sixth street, Viney's barber shop. District No. 5—8, E: corner Eleventh and Dor- cus streets, engino house. OMAHA PRECINOT NO, », (DistrictNo. {—Numbor 133 South Sixteenth stroet. District No. 2~Number 1871 South Sixteenth street. OMAHA PRECINOT NO, 8. District Ne, I—NumDer 1008 Dayenport street. District No. 2—Number 1022 Harney stroet, OMAHA PRECINCT NO. 4, District No. 1—1607 Onpitol avenue, District No, 2—Number, 1712 Bt. Mary's ave- nue. OMAHA PRECINCT NO. b, District No. 1-Number 604 NorthSixtesnth streef Distriot No. 2—Corner Izard and Sixteenth streets, Engine House No. 6, OMAHA PRECINUT NO. 6. District No, 1—Number 2540 Luke streot. District No. 2—Lyceum Hall, on Twentys fourth street on South side of F.,'E. & M. Vi it, R. track, District No, 8.—Stevens' Store on’ Parker strect, West of Thiry-third street, OMAHA PRECINCT NO. 7, Districy No, 1—Corner Twenty-ninth strees and Woolworth avenus, School House. District No, 2—H. (. Clark’s Building on Twenty-nnth street, betwesn Dupont and Rice Btreets, ¥ OMAHA PRECINCT NO. 8, District No, 1-South Sids Cuming, between Twontietls und I'wenty-rat stroots’ (Harness hov).: District No, Cuming street, between Qwenty-fourth street and 1wenty-ifth avenue, Turay's ban, 4 OMAHA PRECINCT NO. 9. Distriot No. 1—Corner Twenty-ninth and Fare Daun akrests, C, J, Johuson's store. District No. 2-Corer Mercer and Lowe avés nues, C. J. Ryan's store. BOUTH OMAHA PRECINCT. Preciuct No. Pivonka's, N streef tween Twenty-fifth'and Twenty-sixth stroets. Preciact No. 2—d, Levi's, Twenty-sixth street, between N und O stroets. Precinct No. —Liitle house back of Keller's hotel, O street. ' Preeinct No, 4—Exchange hotel. Florence Precinct—At school house at Floe ence, pUsion Precunct—At George L. Redman ouse, J."i.mta Precinct—At P, Deldrichson's office, Bennington, 1 Eikhorn Precinct-At Town, hali, Elkhora Ol ey Procinct—Av school house at Valley o atailon vnum-‘-‘uv uux:z‘l. h;}l butlding, Jhied Precinct—At Van office, Sitliard 1 recinct—At achool Bouse st Millara station. McArdle Precinct—At McArdle's school ouse. B aeulas Precinct—At H Ruser's place, 8. W, qr., section &), townshib I4, xange 13, ‘West Omaha—At school house, dlstrict No. 0. By order of the board of county comum! ors. u‘“‘u‘: D, ROCHE, County Cler] g oV 0 the Stockholders o1 the Ogalalla Lund and Catcle Company, , Notice is hereby given that the anunusl imeeting of the stockholders of the Ogaialle Land ud Cattlo company. will be beld at the compuny's oilice n tha city of Omals, Neb, on Wednesday, December 4th, 1889, at i o'clack P. 0., for thie’ elecidon of directors for the en~ suing year, aud the transsotion of such busl Boss wy may come before the meeting. ILLIAN A. PAX10N, Prosident, Nov. 1f=to-D 4. JoskPH FRANK, Secretary, L L LT T e e e o o TAPE-WORM it T T gl Ty g A Pl e 22 Olive sb., Bt Louls. Mo, M .'"."‘ Dear A, SRRPIBH, 4, S, R lence; bu: uletly aud - e cund