Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 26, 1889, Page 7

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"' D)—Position in oflice or_ a8 conchman young man;reterences, Address i lice PRuGHIsTS At ung man hav 00 yoi xperience, besides being n Junilor graduate from the Hiinols college pharmacy, desires a situation in a count own; s experience toth in city and countr, can commerce work Jan. Ist. ‘A No.recom: mendations. Address John E. Chandler, Ore- gan, Mo, 0L 2 by & Adaress John J. Urbank, Owo: 518 A3+ cutter, Mich,, Bo: A\work. Address, stating price. 1t 65, Beo, S8 24§ W ANTED--A mmon who thoroughly nnder. stands the care of horses and cows; must have good city reference, Apply at room Jirst National Bank Bld 80 26 -}-V"N' o WWANTED A stenographer ina oflice. Address R 65, Dee, D--Atonce; barver, at12)i 8 [ raiiroad "\v ANTED-To meet demand for_competent bookkeepers, 1 wiil instruct a few persons at room #4u, New York Life bullding. J. 1. Switn, Expért Accountant. Y\ ANTED—100 rock men and raiiroad labor- ers_for n Pacitic work near Ogden, Utah: one year's work at good wages in a mild and healthy climate; reduced rates: also 50 men for company work in Wyoming: free fare, Filley & Kramer, cor. lith and Farnam sts, k] GENTS Wanted, gencral and local agents tohandle the pat. newchemlical ink erasing pencil; greatest novelty ever produced; erases ink intwo seconds; no abrasion of paper: 20 0 K0 per cent profit; sells at sight: territory absolutely free; salary to good men; sample cents by mail; for terms and tull pacticulars address ‘the manufacturers. The Modnroe Eraser Co., U. S, express buflding, L Cros Wis. 04 20 ANTED—A first-class barber: wages 8§, room and board. W, H. HLI, Wahoo, Neb. 81 26 ANTED—A competent dry goods man must understand trimming and card writ- O, A. Stonehull, 116 and 118 16th st. 700 T 2AF \A/ ANTED—Young man immediately to take care of office and two horses, Address R 60, Beo, -2 ANTED—Two or three first-class can- vassers tointroduce in principal cities in Nebraska an article in feneral demand; prov large. Address R 33, this office, 0 ANTED—Ladies and gents to represent national corporation. Excellent position twenty years. Applicants must send ten cents postage. " Miss ‘Hattie Marks, ‘box ok Sioux Uity, I, 668 25 Frm: Denyer State Lottery Co. want_agen Tickets 50 cents. Address A. C. Ross & Co,, Denver, Colo. 426-25% "VAN‘I‘ED—So“cflofl‘ address with refer- ences Bankers' Lite Ins, Co. Lincoln, Neb, E2) TR RENT-t-room cotbag 1 Flarney st., #14. 8 A. Sloman, 1301 Farnam f 8 VIGHT room flats 707 8 16 Uimprovements, inclnding steam heat. Thos. F. Hall, 811 Paxton bk 563 ¥ Fflll HENT—4-room fiat with city water and water closet, close to business center, $16, Roberts, 402 N. 16th st. 628 om fiat in good iocation with modern c cos, ront 860 per month, price of fur ture, $60. 2 room flat fn _excedent location, with all modern convenience it 465 per month, price of furniture, 81,25, terms reasonable; also sev- eral other good bargains it _taken soon operative Land & Lot Co. Froxr A s, 1102 8 13th, up Stafrs, room b, [VOR RENT-—Neat £) cottage n firsi-ciass ro: pair in Hanscom place, 2 blocks fro motor. C. . Harrison, N, 'Y, Lite bld 'l‘mu RENT—A trobm houss, 18th st ATT 243 JOR RENT-Tho handsomest room o fiat 10 Omaha, private hall, eloctricity, otc., at 2110 Farnam st. % A. Sloman, 1301 Farnim st FIYHE [ower storv of house No. 217 South 2ith 5 rooms and closet, air heat, mantel and grate, gas, hot and eold and cistern water,bath room, good celiar, nice sodded yard, at month, 6l TIVEN_room louse with all modern mprove ments, in good order, Apply 2126 Harney 128 I“UH R . Cor. 11th and Vinton, ¥ lectric.motor, [y Der month, o feot, 4 stories and basement, 05 By D, V. Sholes company, room ational bank 505 8 rooms, all conveniencos, Is, bath, rahge, furnace, etc. Brooms, ail conveniences, A 1 location, : 8 rooms and batn, all convenlenc isor place. 7 ropms, nice location, city water. 13 and bath, near Park avenue; 8- with electric nice locatiou, erman ave, rooms and bath with barn, all conven- & #0: 4 roomaand bath on ¢ 18 fences, $10; store on Park avenue, 7; 4-room cottuges near Seward st. Also flats on South 1ithst. Rooms tosuit tenants, Bl 5 ‘Tl‘x}f‘;]-mu \ Life bidg 0 20 Place, £0 per montu. Hicks, N. [{ 'OR REN room fats in the new buildin p[ Just completed on the corner of 16th and Jonies stroets, four blocks from Farnam, at Prices ranging from £30 to $15, including water, ‘I'hese are the best arranged flats in the city and are supplied with wraught steel ranges, handsome mantels and many other conven- fences not generally found in flats, In summer the bullding will e furnished withawnings, and all outside doors and win- dows with Portland Maine scraens, Apply at store of the bullding No, 705 8. 16th street, George Clousel 786 J2A room house, with ample grounds, corner enworth and 218t sts.: bath room, hot and cold water. Appiy to Lewis . Iewd & L., Toom T, board of trado vullding £ Woolworth B rooms JPOR RENTi-room house, 3 ave., Ufll)lr‘. well, cistern, fuil lot 5 3ih 5 0y, ro0m “Y. Lite building. 023 OR i Houses and stores, Property cared for, taxes paid, Midiand Gua; rust Co., 1014 Farnam'st. Abstracts, ow B-room, house 221 & Califor- ots, all conveniences, $50: aiso -room ifornia, #) f-room cottage, 17 Hamilcon, $18; store 'on Hamilton street and Lowe ave., witt rooms behind. 820. A.C. Wakoley, roor 505 N. Y. Life bul 2 House 810 North 22d. ing . cor, 224 and Day DOR RENT-—7-room flat, Tnquireat the Fair, ward 65 Touse, 11 rooms, 81 guire, Mrs, M. A. Detiiler, and Davenport. nw F you wish to rent a_house or store see H. E, Cole, Conuinental block; office open evenitigs. _FORRENT—ROCM - FURNISHED icodus, table board, 1715 Davenport street. QR RENT—Targo nicely furnished rooms, first and second Hoor. Also unfurnished room, tnird floor, modern conveniences. 2028, 2th st., between Dodge and Farnam, 796 24+ TOR RENT—Furnished room: all modern convenfences, with boara it desired. 1318 Davenport street. o DR RENT—Furnished rooms for gentlemen; steam heat, batnand gas, 518 5. lothst. 7 JUBRST-CLASS room and two suites with board to parties who wish a pleasant home and good surroundings. Two blocks west of P, 7 Dodge st. 5 Tid-28 TANTED—At once one boiler maker for heavy sheet iron work. Must be able to 1ay out work, _Permanent job to right man, Varney Heating Mrg. Co., Loayenworin, Kans. Tennessoo and_the b ANTED-20 men for Albright 1.abor outh, cheap rates, Agency, 1120 Farnam st. MS for light nousekeeping. 511 8. 16th, 99 20% {OR RENT—2 nice warm rooms, all modern couveniences, with board, 2015 Dougl 650-253 N/ TE roomss, steam heat, 110, Davenport st. B3R 1% “A GENTS! Write for torms. 8 sample corant troo. Schielo & Co., 3 Broadway, New ¥ ork can maks #400 10 next i daye, to sell the wade of adjoining towns in Nebraska: only men mean- ing business and with tho actual cash need ap- ply. Call between 1 ana 2and 6 and Tooms 61 and 62 Merchants' hotel. JALESMEN—Wanted, first-class sale: sell imported enamelod steel ware; superior 10 -Rnn and granite; only those experienced in the line and having tradeneed apply. Hermann Alch, 48 Murray st., N, Y. B2 "W AN TED-Suiosmei at §75 por munth sniary and expensss to sell a line of silyer-piated ware, watéhos, etc., by sample only; horse and tean) furnished freo, Write at once tor full par- riculars and sample case of goods rree. Stand. ard Silverware Co., Boston. Mass, 2L EN to travel for the Fonthill nurseries ot Cannda. We pay $5% to $100 a monta and expenset to agents 1o uill our Cansdian grown stock. Add, Stone & Welliugton, Madison, V. T S 1518 Douglas streat. WRIES Machine office. 653 20 WANTED--FEMALE HELP, ger Sewing 'WAh 'ED--10 dining room girls, §2); 4 lady ©ooks 1n and out of the city, good ' wages laundreses, aishwashers, kithen girls, second €00ks, nurkes’ helpers and b girls for general Work. Mrs. Hregu, 3144 8. 10ths & (1L wanted to do general Bowsework, Sl famity and good wages. Inquire No. K4 Bouth Nineteenth strect, Omaha, 196 24 3 mw{my»-fi ood girl for reneral nouse work, small family and good wages. £ 19th st. ¥ oot W R 7ANTED—Willing young girl for houso. Work, b R, gid.0 YO © 2 WAN’I'RI)— Good girl for general hou: at 2011 St. Mary's av, T ‘N’XN TED—General givl; good wages pald. Mrs. . 0. Pattorson ;ug Faraan st. " o ANTED—Tmmediately, & £00d girl as cook W Y Coffman's, and laund; iy th Bt Mary's .“‘ml at Dr, o uflnd W-A' TRD—A fow more [adios to loar: cutting, Call at Mrs, H. C. Mos making parior for particalars, 1718 AHTID—A*A»II kitchen girl required. 14 Harney st. dr o st. 200 T8 _ Reference 8ok OUIS WINEBERG, aress and cloak maker, plush cloaks to order aud steameds; scalskii cloaks r'&l)lr.d all kinds fur trimmis tur- mished. 1 Capltol ave., ropairing of all _hmu. QNG AGEMENTS to do dressmaking 1o fam iies sollcited. ~ Miss Sturdy, o1 & oth . ED—Two furnisiea rooms aud tabl MATS R dross 061 e ofice. © e 1 OOMS and board 108 So, 25th st. bid~a18) (\OR RENT—Very pleasant room suitable for two gentlemen, furniture new, on bast car itne, £20 per month' each for board and room. Address P 63, care Bee oftice, 533 ROOMS with_or without board, for thres zentiemen; private family: references. 1512 Dodgestreet. w2 WR RENT- boar, Dodge st. S, ULATR Europesu hotol, cor. 13t and Dodge. Special rate by week or month. nished room. with best location in city. Callat =25 OR RENT—Elegantlynewly furnis hed rooms with or without board, one block from post- oftice, all modern conventi best location in the city; also tako day boardors: Call ativs 817t B11 99, WO nice tront rooms, 201D Daveuport, 17, OIt RENT—Nicoly furnisiod raoms 5 to 21 por month, at22) N, 15tl, cor. Davenport, st. Apply, loom 1. 1% J 4+ nturmshed rooms, centrally located and very cheap. Inguire atthe office of Maumangh & Ficchett, 156h and Howard, 8 Ol RENT . Cheap fam- ily. Cail at N. E cor. 14th and Madison aw.. near Lakeand Sherman ave. 785-90) NOR RENT—4-room suite, unfurnisned, suit- able for housekeeping, gas, water, eic, to family without children; northwest cor, 7th and Webster st ALATS and unfornished rooms for house. bing, convenfently located in suits of n couvenlences, Butts Hemt- nam 1 MISCELLANEOUS. anction sale of H, M. Mannington's stock fine furniture at 1510 Douglas st. will be- gin Thursday morning and continne morning, afternoon and evening until everything 14 sold. LE, iotary public and conveyancer. 68 nerade J18 20th ADUES and gentiemen can Tent mas Jsuits at 622 N, 16th st. o (ARPE Tand rag weaving done at 2 st rags called for, rou wish to engage in any kind of bust come and see us, - Hoom 15, Chamber of Come« merce. 8 IS UUBSCRIBE for shates in the Security hufld. ing and Loan association, authorized cap- 1o 810,000,000, N, T Apple, Agt. and Local Treas,, Room 10, Ware block 81§17 Iatest map of Harrison, N. Y. Life. conts In_stamp: Sont UCTION sales overy Tuesday and Friday morningat 1114 Douglas street, Omaha & Storage Co. COLE, rellable fire fnsurance, RENTAL AGENCY. 2. Cole, rental agor flice open evenings. Tl ). Wilkinson, room 618 Paxton block, J. EDUCATIONAL, MONEY | TO LOAN E have cash on hay qsnrnl chofos loans on first-class city p % ¥y entral Loan & Trust Co,, 1206 Farnam #oreet, ™3 MOSEY toloan on’ r@gx‘ravml property: can place from $1.000 16 80,00 immedintely. Harris room, 411 1st Nat-Bank bld'g. HILADBLPHIA Mortgage & Trust Co. fo niah cheap easter monoy to borrowars, purchase securities, perfoct titles, accopt loans at their western office, | Aleorgs W. P'. Contes, Foom 7, Howrd of Teads w1 0 ONF, hundred Jollaty private money to loan or will buy short thne mortgage or good note, room 13 Hoard of i rade. ) TTY0.LOAN—A special fund of #103, of #1000 and upwards at very low rates, nt Co. ki B14 8, 1th st, M MONEY to roan—Money to loan on good n- side vacant lots, Pottcr & Cobb, 1601 Farnam Y to foan on horses, wagons, mules, uhold goods, pianos, organs,dinmonds, fowest rates, The fifst organized loan office 1a the eity. Mukes loans from thirty to thres hun- drod and sixty-five anys, which can be paid in part or whole' At any time, thus lowering the principal and interest. ~ Call und see ns When You WAnt money. We can_wsslst you promptly and to your sdvantage without removal of roverty or publicity Monay always on hand. o delay in making loans. O, F. Roed 198, 13th st., over Dinghat & Sons. ] ESIDENCE Lonns--8 to 7 per cent; no ad- tional charges for, commlasions or attor- fees. W. . Meikle, First Nat. bank bld, 3 800 an on first mortgage securi- ty for two yvears from Jan'y 1st. or will buy & t mortgage note. Address R 39 Bee office. o 1 UTLDING loans, D. V, Eholes, National bank, ‘\’v,mn )—First olass inside loans. Lowest Fates, Call and seo us. Mutual Invest- ment Co,, 1504 Farnam. 768 to loan on Any soo for short time at low Tatos. Lowest rates on personal propesty. The Henderson Mortgage Investment com- ‘pany, room 400, Paxton block. i FIHE banjo taught s an art by Geo. beck, room 213 Douglas block. ] JOST-—Physician's satchel containtig fnstru. ments; finder will he liberally rowarded by leavin, it'at Dr. Cuscaden's, 2015 Cass, 780 263 T ADIES and gentlemen desieing correspond- Jents nddress Corresponding Club, Kansas City,,enciose stamp, 676 §2* PPERSONAL-Olive Branch 1s & positive cure for all femnale weaknossos. Also have Olive Branch Pile Remedy, sure cure for piles, Sam- ples free. Lady agents wanted. Address Miss Zoe M. Firoy, 1620 Clark st., Omaha. Ge! for Nebrask#, $1 for 1mo WANTED-TO BUY. room. Address, stating bottom pric Bee oftica, 8 uy & 2d hand 52 lioap, Address 1 son, 7 JANT n stock of merchandise or hard- vire, abont 32,000 or #3000, will put 1n ash, balance good property, Adi W ANTED -Good commerclal paper. braska Mortgage Loan Co., 519 Paxi JASH pald for second-ha tiauariau book store, 1413 ) pe for cash, Wolls Auction & Storage st. 5 IRT Wanted—In lemis Park, betwesn 32nd and Pleasant and Hamiltod and Cuming ts. Applytothe Bemis Park Co., Rooms 15 and 16, Continental blk., 15th and Douglas st. SH L Douglas street. Co. ERHCAN JISE for our customers who have cash,secured paper and real estats to trade, Rtoom 15, Chamber Comunerce. 611 STORAGE, TMONEY to loan on improved clty property AYL " at a 1ow rate of interest. It wiil pay vou 0 «sce us before you make your loan. Globe 1 Trust Company, snccessor to (iate Company, 307 South 18th st.. Oppo- of T 201§0 w© al estato and loan agents, 1505 Farnam st. 70 JCEYSTONE Mortaage Co—Louns of 810 to I8.31,000; gov our rates befors borrowing and save money: loan on horses, furniture or Any approved security, without publlcity: notes ‘bought. for new iuan, renewalof old and low- est rates, call K208 Sheely bk, I5th&Howard st OANSmade on real estate and mortgages bought, LouisS, Reed &o.,r 13, board trade. IRST mortgage loans at low rates and no delay. D. V. Sholes, 210 First National bank. to loan; cas! W. Squire, 1219 Farnam at. bank butlding EY to loan on city or farm property. anl, 1600 Paruam st, N COLE, lonn agent. Open imnum.u ) 7 ANTED—Horses to winter at # a month per hieAd on farin near Icvington, Pienty of grain and hay to feed, gocd sheiter and good care given them: horses cailed for and delty- o FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE, A Egod tmproved farm sajoining Corydon. the county seat of Wayne county, lowa, for sale on easy terms for 30 per acre. _Address D. & J. Sargeant, Corydon, I § lei SALE b acres In West Y £,450; #1350 cash, balance 1 to b years. Hic fafe blde. 1 3 POR SALE—Ata bargaln, beautiful home in Hanscom place just completed, all rendy for occupancy, all modern conveniences, splen- did netghborhood. Geo. N Hicks, N. Y, Lite bldg. ) 1 ARG AIN—10 ncres in West Omana, close to Telt Line Ky., only #,60), Hicks, N. Y. Life bla, 801 0 BRIcK 1 celln school. Capit JROR SATE—Good broom house ¥ t 801, oned-room nhouse with barn §1,3). Applyon premises, H10 Docatur street. beo0r use, ten_rooms and Inundry, wine onk finish, very fine, DPpLy owner, Sivartzinnde avenue. Plain- ¥, 4. Lamb, Council Biuffs, 07326 TOQ SALE-On easy torm. 4 new houses in Ponpleton park, only 1 block from motor. These houses ara excecdingly well built, con- venient inside and handsoms exteriors, have b, Gand 7 rooms, good collars and basement: prices Very low aud terms ensy. m 20 Douglas block. PO BA LE-% ft. front Saunders st { view, §.00), Penny, ro FHE protticst lot in old Amble place, on grade, only §550 cash, 2 Stringer & Ve DOR SALE —Choap. Walnut nill, new S-story 8-room house, barn and out-buildings, Full lot, bigh mnd sightly, fences, south front, on cur line, Terms easy, or will ttade for cleat ot 10 good focation. 4. Philpott, 1614 California st ¥ with H. E. Cole. SEECIAL vatuator of Omahn real estato and ¥ Nebraska lands a i Seay. 516 Paxton bl {IOR SALYE 3550 will buy lot 5s View, one block from motor line, nicely on grade. Lots in this addition are worth #,000, and the above price 13 open for u short tims only. G, B, Tzschuck, care Umaha Bee. 61 DIVE-ROOM cottages 31,500 each), $100 down, balance 815 per month, Thos. F. 811 Paxton block. Fm: SALE—A new house just b on Cuming st. in Sherwood park; the houss hasall modern improvements, hard wood finish througnont: also, large barn, witn 150 ft. front- age on West st. by 180 frontage on Cuming st. 1 will sell this to the Tight party on reasonable terms. Room 216, First National lllukh_llul!dfllgh est Business, Resid , Vacant and suburban properties in the market are for sale by “the ol reliable” M. A, Uplon Co.. 16th and Farnan, 56 {JOR SALE or trade—A claim 160 acres in one of Dert furming sections of Neb. —Well adapted to stock raising. range. Call on or address 10243 1.000—Private money b loan or wiil bu Dmortgage. W. L. seiby, r 13, Board of T OANS—City an. dper bought, 20,000 10 loan in amoujts from $1,000 to #10,000, on 5 yeirs time on £o0d 1nproved real cstata in city.” Must be loaned by D 5. Henderson Mortgage and Investment C toom 400, Paxton block, Omeha, Neb, 1 82 d “\ ONEY—Loans negdtitited at low rates with- A¥lout delay, and purchase good commercial paper, and mortgago ngtps. 8. A. Sloman, cor, 3th and Farnam, 3 7 fi . COLE, loan agent. Open E\-ofxmgr 7 MONEY louned on furniturs, Horses and \agons, rates reasonavle. City Loan Co., 118 8 13th st. .opposite Millard hotel ki ONEY to loan on Teal estate security au towest racos. Befors negotiating loans seo Wallace, R 310 Brown'bAlg, Isth and uou@? TTRACKAGE storage t lowest rates. W. M. Busnman, 1311 Leavenworth. s K Hotel dept, of the Union Paciflc Rail- Way ystem solicits storage of all xinds at thelr warehouse in the Awmes builaing, Nmth and Jones. Trackage and ample facilities for handling, etc. Reasonable rates. 60J 14 TTEE cleanest and best storage in the clty at low rates at 1114 Douglas street. Omana Auction & Storage Co. 264 CLAIRVOYANT. R. B. GROUX, clairvoyant, treats all chron- ic diseases, marvelous gift of healing, and fornstructions now to develop. Offico 412 N itn. ORTUNE Teller—Mrs. Lenorman ¢an s consulted on all affars of life, Satisfaction guaranteed, No, 310 N. Isih at. 413 R. NANNIE V. WARREN, clairvoyant med- ical and business medium. Female diseaso & specialty; 119 N 16tn st, rooms 2and 3, 147 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING HITTLESEY'S Shorthaud and Typewrit ing School, Barker block. Day. and oven ing classes, Terms six doliars. 610d34% T, 3 suicriers, + " Stenograpuer and Notary, 814 First National Bank Buflding, Telephone 1242, €30 EARN shortnand and wypewrittng under Prof. Mosher,at Omaha Commercial college, corner Iith and Dodge. Students write from 6 t0 16) words per minute in_three months; office arill one month free: only reporting ' style 0 taxt books needed; students putin pos! grammar, lettor writing, speiing, Penmanship, free; tybewriters for rentana sup: Dlies for saie, Shorthana taught by mail, Write us for circulars. Kohrbough Liros, Omuhia, STANDARD Snorthand school,room 4z, W are Pbik, (succossor to Valentine's) the largest, ex- clusive shorthand school in the west, Tenchers are verbatim reporters. Particular attention Dald to typowriting. “Mechunical constriction of macuiuo tuught by factory export. Cireulars, OR RENT—Nicoly furnished rooms, # to #20 per mouth, at 220 N, 1ith, cor, Davenport st, Apply JHoom 1. 5 J 4F O RENT—Nicely furnishied rooms, # to per month, at 220 N. 16th, cor. Davenport. Apply, Room' 1, 159 4 OR RENT—To gentleman and wife or two or more gentlemen a'sulte o rooms on p 1or floor, new house and new furniture, all ac- commodations the best, on best car 1ine in eity, Address P62 care e oifice, ) K RENT—Two rooms, furnished or unfur- ished, " 1720 Capiiol Ave. 9% JPORRENT-A furnished parior voom suit- able for two gentlemen or man and wife, modern conveniences, 213 8 2tn, 720 27 ICELY furnishea rooms for gentiemen only, NI i JAOOR RENT—Furnished rooms, also front and back parlor. 100) Douglas. 0% TPQ I KENT-A pieasans room for gontiemon. All modern convenionces. Corner th and Bt. Maryy wvenue, or G308, th, brick residence. FOR RENT-STOR OR RENT—The 4-story brick building, with or without power, forierly occupled by the Tee Publisbing Co., 916 Farnam at. The build- ing has a fire. proof coment basement, complete Steam-heatiag fixtures. wator on all the floors, gas, etc. Apply At the oflice of The Bee. 915 o EVERAL very desirable stores cheap. Cor- ner, good lodution, suitable for a druggist, $16 per month, H. K. Cole, Continental Hiock or 2504 North 2ith street, 0-24 S TORES at, 7 18 16th, 23x00 each, 1arge ahow windows, steamn heat furnished. ' Thos, ¥. Hall, 311 Paxton bl H64 R RENTFine basenenton 8 B corner of 10th aud Jones st, well suited for & barber shop, plumber's oftice and mauy other things. Inguire at middle store of the buliding, George {2 il b2 FFICES for rent cheapin Withnell bullding, steamn heat, elovator avd all modern im: provements, 15th and Harney st 0 J11) e R e cumugdd Addcoas It dby Beo. " T1 g FOR RENT--HOUSES, DR RENT—A 0-room house on Dodge st. cablo line, cheap, All modern Fred J. Hombwick b b Tme SR RENT—Eplendid S-voom house in Hans com place, Furnace And. ail modern . Provements. Purty going away aud will mak, ' taviis fil 80y 1. "5 ¥ Harrison, i}'v‘f fo biag roomn house, 011§ 3 b mrone xfiunl:- Saited for rogn and Boarders: ville 1408 Dougia o' F’uu RENT-—Hult siore, 1i1o Douglas st - i RENT—S feot, ? stories a) 2614 Farnam st. 111 Furnam st, 20x123 cellar, Nathan Eha‘llwn. TR0 BENT—Stoces and corner flat ovar drug store, cor 16th and Jones. Just the place for & dentist or doctor who wants his ofice on same floor of living room. Apply at the buila- ing, No. 18 5 1ith st. Geoige Ciouser, 03 FOR RENT-ROOMS UNFURNISHED, FPOR RENT-3unfurnished rooms, 6 B 11th, botween Jackson and Leavenwurti .i“' i FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS BALE--Or exchange for cattle, 1 creamory, 10-norse engine, lo-horse boiler, splendid location, good stock counuwy, price 10w, terms reasonable, L. b. Baker, Battiv Creak, Ne 7 3) OR SALE—Hammond typs writer, near) Row, WIth TALeSt T pTOvEmonts, chean: — Ad- dress R'63, Bos oflice, W2 7 T AUCTION, commencing Thursday morn- ing, the entire stock of furniture’ at 1510 Douglis, wilibe closed out under the hammer Dy order of the mortgagees This will bea graud chance to get ine turaiture at your own figures. W27 R SALE-—-Lease on two fiats 24 and 3d story, rooms well furnished, now occupied by respousibie roomers, doing good busine; good locality, will be 801d at & bargain. A dress I 43 lide office. QR SALE—One dentists outdit complote, One set surgical ins truments complete, One new Domestic sewing machine,” One good cook stove: heatiug stove, Wilphesold &t i price, for cash or on time. J.J. Wilkinson, 618 Paxton blk, g4 OR BALE—A quanity of ballding stone; pply to tha auperintendent Bee bulldin JINE carriago toams and single drivers and K Tresiy milch cows for sale at. W. b, Milard’ Hillside stock farm. Horses wintered av reas- onable rates. T.J, Fleming, m'g'r,Caihoun, Neb, 4%-Fe 21 IOR BALE or Exchange—Four full-biooded Jersey cows, fine driving team_as there is in the city,one aouble carriage, one doubie eutter, one phasion (8nyder make),and one road wagon (Snyder make); ull nearly new; will trade for good property and will assome fight incumb- rance, Koom 216, First National bank bui! R BALEA f-horse power Porter engine 1 good condition, welgit 5,109 pounds,oylin- der VIx; Sor pariiculans apply 1o Tie lies lhylgthll'l'}' RE c;m I‘lfl:l ;&lb-mom fiat, |'IU cks from P, nt, 82 mountl Boll'at o bargain. " o gina Also furniture of & 10-room boarding house 8ol for it vaper . K Cole, Continentai block or 204 N, St st. [N RACTS OF A COMPETE wet of chattol imortgage ab. Lract books, cheap. 168 Farnam st l'mml B M%AND Guarantee & Trust Co,, Lty Y. ,completo abstracts furntalied and vitie: toreal estate oxawmined,berfoclyd & gw;_‘guml. g YA B Security Abstracts complete al ir Omabs sod York Lifu bidg. Title Co., furnish {racta of title to_ail real esiae Douglaa™ Co. Firss loge New SEE Sholbs, toom =i First National bunk, Dbetore msking your Joans. 1 0 YOU want money. Lownis made on fural- ture, pianos, horses, ot without delay, publicity or removal. Persons wishing a loan of this kind will do well by calling at this oftice ‘Dbefore desting elsewhere.” A. E. Greenwood & Co.. room (1) b Thirteenth street. 234 HATTEL loans At lowest rates.busine, contidential. J. b. Eminger, Wi7 frnam s ONEY—, 60 or 0 days _on furniture, 1anos, horses, houses, etc. J, J. Wilkinson, 618 Paxton blk. 834 TLOANS ntlowest rutes; cush lways on hiaud; notes bought: money advanced on auy availablo security. Tlio Feoble'sFlaancial kx- chunge, room 57, Barker block. 23 DRIVATE money to buy SmALL 1iotes or mort- “gages. Room i, Board of Tra 1 O YOU want money? If so, don't borrow befors getting my rates, which are the low- @8t on any fum from 81 to $10,000, T make loans on household #00ds, planos, or- RADS, lorses, mules, wagons, warchouse re- celpts, houses, leases, etc., in any amount at the lowest pussible rates, without publicity or removal of property. Loans can be mado for one to six months and yon can pay part atanytime, reducing both Drincipai and interest. If you owe a bulance on your furniture or horses or have a loau on them, I will take it up and carrv it for you as lopg s vou denire. 1f you need money you wiil ind it to your ad- vantage o see mo before borrowing. 3. ¥. Masters, room 4, Withnell bullding, 15th and Harney. w60 MIONEY to iean on furniture, organs, piauos, and wagons, . Hawkoys Investment Co., Koom'®, Douglas bik, 1ith and Dodge sts. g BUSINESS CHANCES. TD—A partner with from $1.000 to 0,00 for w real estate doal. $10,00) sure profic 1n f months. Address K 61, Beo. ' 70-20 T 28016 acres 214 mites from county so it 42 miles fram another good railroad town, Price $300.00, $200 cash and balauce to sult. Grent suap. Bix-room house and lot on Corby st., electric motor, cable and horse cars within two blocks, Price '§,00.00. Only $5.00 cash and 535,00 monthly incinding interest, Beautiful new cottage in Druid Fil, 82 Small cush payment and balance monthly. Lovely Littls home for snybody. Lot on paved street, electrie otor within two Dlocks, Price #00.00, $10000 cash snd balance monthly, Kour-room cottage. Good sizedlot, $1,600,00, Only $100.00 cash, und buluneo $15.00 per month, H, . Cole, Contihiental biock or WL N. HUsaL: FFOR SALE-An abstract and lown busingss at half price; payiug 81,000 per year profit; inw Nebragka conty seat. ‘Te”only one in thetown, 417 Sheely block. 050 QUBSCKIBE for sharge i the “American,” the largest bullding #0it loan assoclation in the world, M, A. Ut apectal agent, ith and Farnam. 3 VY e o 3 OR SALE-Well estabhished commission business; good remhbus tor selling, Only 500 o 81,000 Tequired, ‘Address P 4, Bee. 83 D R 84 LE- or Trads ell established book and stationery .w-‘{'}’(ux I8 City, T80 {\OR BAL or Excliange hares of $100 each (paid up aud nej)assessabie) Battle of Uottysburg stock for Lood improved fari or inside city property, - Full lot within §-mile’liihit of postotlice, clear of encumbrance. r Fine trackage lot, Méddock Place 60 feet trackage, aft 100 sores near Scotia, (ttoley Co., clear of e cumbrance. (4 16 ucres near Cuadrpn. woll improved and rented. : Stock of clothing for lot or tarm; must 8, A, Sloman, 1301 Farpam st. 396 {OR BALE-Splendid paying butcher shop In an‘excellent locality And Cheay rent; at: 60 on the dollar. This 1s s rare bargain. 417 Sheely block, 056-25 POR S.LE Cigar and candy store. good location, scll clieap, Address 1t 64, Bee ollice, R«Amhh: 1 want & reliable man with som cauad a6 doss Bt Seduite. Tarés i os. re & la :uafl‘n‘:.l'- Dut, $400 can enily u'::w-]'n Vel 3 no exaggeration. 1 mean business and this will bear the closest investi- gution. Address It W, Lee. L ilw /5 H0OM hotel with furniture complete, with or without bar, in good location on leased ground, lerms reasonable, Luyestigate this, Hestaurant centrally located for 8760, remt reasoLable, tors easy. 'A first-class grocery store In good location for I I SR ont reasonable, Co-operative L Co., BUAN. doch i 7o 24 QOR BALE—First class snloon W o 1‘ best Nebrasks citios; m:lv goorl u?l'r‘:: l siblo partics ueed apply, Address K 40 h«" JOR REN '~ L 318t and Daven 1. 401 N, Y. Life Bullding, “r;u'(.u & Westertiold,real estate,S, Umaha, T80 T 0k at tis—Only 2030 will buy cor. lot G0x 413 So. ront on paved st. it taken 8oon. J. D. Zittle, 10 N. Y. Life vldic. 310 L asy v . w cottage erected by me on Georgs 8t., corner Lows V' 100 ft. frontage on George st. frontage on Lowo ave. For terms apply . Ifirat National Bank oullding, 782 you wantany lots m Orchiard Hill, apply to Som 211, First National bank buliding, for terms znd location. Sou 11 Omaha lots, W. | krounas at'such'a point as Notice to Contractors. Bealad Proposals will be recalved at the offica of County Clerk, Douglas County, natl 2 p. m., Saturday. Decembor 28th, 1841, for erceting ons Pilo firldge, near the cenfer, Sec, 41, T. 15, R. 18, over the Little Papio. Flans and specifications on tilein County Clerks oftice, 410 to Do accompanied by certifled check for The Board reserves the right to reject any or Al bids, M. D, Roen Do to 2 County Clerk, PPROFOSALS tor Erection U. 8. Tndfan School trialSchool, Getion, proposals indorsed of & school building, undersigned at Genoa, Nebr., will be ived at this school until one’ o'clock of W dny, Jdanuary 15, 183, for the erection on the school ARy Do selocted by the superintendent, a two-story brick buflding, abont 40x t 10 'inchies, with & one.story ad dition about t 5 Inclies by 20 foet 4 in¢ Plans and snecifications of the proposeabu ing may be exaniinod at the ollice of the of Omaha, Nebr., and at the office of the intendent of the'schoot at Genon, bidder must state specifically it his bid, the time that will e Tequired by fifm in the erection of the bullding, o any ot #ll Hids or any part of a £OF the best Interests of the s i EACh bId must be cortified check oF draft upo States depository, made payab tho undersignod, for at amount of the hroposal, which check or draft will be forfelted to the Unitel States in case any biddor or bidders recelving an award ahail fail to promptly execute a continct With good and sufficent sureties, otlierwise to be returned to the bidder. W. I BACKUS, Superintend- eut. adzit Proposata for Rire Hose. LQRENCE N 1o Cityot Florence will recely i inch standard rubbor or toed to stand #00 1hs, pressure, and s b cart of good pattern, up to Jdan, Ist., 18k, Yight 1s reserved to rject any or all bids, JAKE WEBER, 20m & e City Clerk, Notice to Printers, Bookbinders and Scationers, Sealed Proposals will be received at the office of County Clerk, Douglas County, Nebraska, un- m., Saturday, Dec. 25th A, D. 0, uriishing safil county with blank books! all kind: utionary, lithographing, book- binding, disu court var dockets and all other printed work which may be required by sald county for the year of 1800, Samplos of said work and stationary can be seen_at sald clerks’ ofice, also, estimated quantity of ench requirad may be asertalned. A certitioa check for $100 muL accompany each oid. Il HHourd rosorvos tho Halit to roject any oF all bids, Witness my nand and Seal of Dougias County this 6th day Of Dec., 188, M. D, RocuE, D6dt0% Connty Clerk. Notice. JOTICE is hereby given that forfeiture ot de- linquent lenses and contracts of school and other educational lands will be deterred for sixty duys from date, and that all leases and contracts not then paid will ba declared for- feited. JOnN STEEN, Com'r Public Lands and Bulldings. Lincoln, Dec. 16th, 1380, RS Notice, There will b a stockliolders meeting of the Coliseumn Building Association of Omaha, at their oifice, Ko 40 Chamber of Commnerce Omuhn, Nebraska, Saturday January 1K i, at 2 o'clock p. ., for the purpose of electing u fioard of Direciors and tlie tr tion of such o sald nsec A13-Q-10-t THE RALWAY TIME TABLES, BURLINGTON ROUTE.] Lei Depot 10th & Mason sts.| Omaha. T Atrive Chicago Vestibale Bx. v m Chicago Mathooo X Cilcago_Local Denver Vestibuls Fx, Lincols & Concorain £o'1] Chicago Fast Mali, via U P, ’#I‘nn!fl‘l‘ Y Kansas City Bxpros Kansas City Expross BIOUX CITY & PACIFIQ Depot I5th & Webster sts. pm pm am am »m Arrive Omaha, FYWO hundred and_elghty-four by 150, choice corner, Lowe ave and California street, ele- gant placs for bullding ou speculation. - Sed me for particulars. 60" by 170, choico corner with smail house, dblock 11, South Omaha. Price ¥3,000, $500 cash. Finest trackage biock in South Omaha, near viaduct, price $20,00): will take good farm for #15,000 equity. This isa rare snap, 2,000 buys five-room modern cottage, mantel, city water, on paved street, Take | Finest lot ot clear farms for Omaha property, and assume incumbrance, of any mgcncy i town, See us about buying before Listing your property. Have bargains on trades. We have got ‘em’all over town. D, V.8noles Co., 410 First 'National bank. 3 Ghoap, N0 trado: 12N 6W Hamilton coun- ty, Neb., 2 miles from Marquette, small house, KtAble, 3 acres pasturo fenced, living water, price ouly 810 per acre, $5.437.60, one-third 1584 crop included. Termis §2200 cash, balanco 6 per contnterost. F. K. Atkins, ownor, ratl- road building, Denver, ™ FYOU have anything to exchange address I, B Cole, &, U, Continental. open evenini UR_SALE—Ver 543,76 acres, sec., i 8t Paul Limited.. C. M, &ST. PAUL. Depot 1ith & Marcy sts. 9:35 & m. Arrive Omab Iorveessts N 5 pm MISSOURIPA Arrive at DLFIC, Depot 15th and W ebster. No. 4, 8t. L. & K. C, Exv, No. 2 St. L. & . 1, St. L. & K. D, Exp. UNION PACIFIO Depot 10th and Maroy sts Overland Flyer. *Limited Fi {M *Denver Express. Qfirnml la(Ll{m]BR “Kansas City Express. ‘;‘)‘l!:]llllbn Pnasunll;er. *Dally +Daily Except Sunday. WABASH WESTERN, Depot 10th & Marcy sts, FOR EXCHANGE. No. 8 6t. L. Exp. Daily, | HAVE about 81,200 equity in a farm in Holt county that 1 would like to trace for »ome- thing {n acre property near Umaha. - Address 3l Bee. NOR gars, Wil take lots Aadress S 1, Lsee -2 W ANIED A E00d DADr OF clear lots for equity in 10-room house, with city water, trees, etc., on California st. Fead, Comptroller's office . Tiage OB BALEor Excinnge—A half infereat in & haraware and plumbiug busivess. Houses and lots in Omaba. 1f you want a home inves- tigate this. ~Room 16, Chamber of Commeree. OR” EXCHANGE=A cholca well {mprovea Town farm contuining 20 acres for moerchan- Qise or Omana proverty: also two 240-acre well improved . Jows farms for Omaha property and will_assumo incumbran H. Carse, 417 sheely block. 0 2 C.R.I & P. Depot 1ith ‘& Marcy st Atlantic Expross, Night Express. Vestibuled Exp: C. ST. P, M., & 0. Depot 15th & We bster sts. *Sloux City Expross. Sloux City Ac'mmodat'n/ St. Paul Limited........., *Florence Passengor. *Florence Passenger. *Bloux City Ac'om’dat’n, 3Stoux City Ac'om'dat'n| mily Kxcept Sund ly Except Mond; . &N, W. R R. Depot 10th'& Marcy sts, Chicago fixpress, Dall, Fast E!mllala_ D;Hy‘ ‘Atlantic Mail, Daily . ARDW ARE stock in “city for cash and real estate, rent roasonable. Jewelry” stock in good Towa town for cash andreal estate. 0-room hotel in good city in Nebraska for cash and land or city property, prico 5,600, Coonerative Land & Lov Co. 203 N. Isth st ¥ E.&M.V.R R, Depot lith& Webster its. Black HLlls Bxpross. .. Hastings & Superior Ex, Lincoln & Wahoo Pass. .. TFOE BALE or exchange, noarly now desk, lurge heating stove, sholving, counters, etc. L. 0. Jones, 1416 Douglas st. T2 Ok groceries, 00d trade to right party. Clear South Omaia lots for farm land lightly mbered, live stock or personal property. Fine farm two miles from good railroud town, encumrbarsa 82)), long time, 7 per cent. “Tradd for Omaha property or 1ive stock, A lage list of property for exchange. Call and look it over, *"A fine stallion for Omaha property, or farm 1anq (ightly encum bered. 9744 feet'on Park avenue,improved. Trade for vicant proverty. M. E. Cole, Continental Block or 3504 North 24t str 70024 JQOR EXCHANGE—Merchandise for cattle L or hories, Lock box 20, Stuart, Nebs R EXCHANGE-$10.000 staok of dry goods, notions and clothing Owner wanl Lmd tnr: part cash. Address Lock 1::»: B, ] Tigcn [0 EXOI1 ANGE--Cloan stock dry goods und clotning, want good land aud money. Hox 6, Franktoit, Ind. 1 250 [0 EXCHANG E—Fine improved farms for catlo and horses, Liox 165, Frankfort, Ind. ouo 1ok 0om 20 L.SELOY'S add, to 5, Omahi « 8500 to exchange for horses. Loard of Trade, MPROV ED farm and city property for mei cbandise. Address, Roowm 15, Chain ber Ce merce. JOOR BXCRANGE - aoros clear of oncim- brance, in &Lrips of 10 acres, in_Mercor coun- iy, Illinois, for stock of goods or city property. Abply rovin 218 First Nationa! bauk vuliding: OR BAOHANGE—A business yielding & rofit of from 83,000 to #,000 per “‘sunum. to gxhange for good city property, Awm wililn to assume light imoumbrance. - Apply room 21 First National baok building. e To The Punlic, You are hereby notified not to sell to Joseph- fue E. Kennedy on my credlt, sny goods and merchandise, as I shall pay o debts by her contracted, and all ssles made to ber must be upon her thuividaalcreditc o L mana, Nebraska, Decemaber % . DB a e HinaM B, Kenseoy. COE, YONGE & CO, ~MANUFACTURERS OF — WALKING CANES wrgen QUTLERY Westw Running between Council Bluffs and Al bright, In addiuon to the stations mentioned, trains’ stop at Twentieth and Twenty-tourth streets, and 8t the Summit in Omuha. [Omana [Trans-| tor. A M 6:21 Saburban Time Oard. BELT LINE MISSOURI PACIFIC RATLWAY, Leave Omalia dafly except Sunday for points | Tetween Wabstor At and West Side—5:5) &, e | o0 n o Bild pe i 6118 b m. | g.kor Portal daily ‘sxcent Sunday—7:80 8, my 130 p. m. ! For Portal Sundays only—8:3 & m,, 12:48 pom Atrive dally except Sunday from West 8ide and points botween West Side and Webstor st - 0 . m., 710 p. m. Dt Sunday—ateive 0:10 Sundays only—~arrive 19:15 a. my UNOCHL BLUFFS, ), ROCK 1SLAND & PACI 8:16 pm|A No. b S:40am D No. pm/A No. ) & NORTHW . 4amNo.b.. 4150 D No. 3 am 540 & m 5:08p m STERN am 15 am % pm AUL 0 m 45 p m NOLL famA Nol 30 pmA Nob ST JOSEPH FS, 1007 a mA No. 3 A No. 1 & 0o i m 0D OMAHA & ST. LOUIS ApmA No T 12:%0 m BUKLINGTON & QUINCY. . 9:0a. m, A No. 3 .65 p. m./A No. b 5:00 p. m.| BIOUX OITY & PACIFIC, AmA No #...0%am pm A No. 110 T#:56p m No. 8. CHICAG ANo .. A No. 6. A No. 8 A No, 10. + B datly, excent Saturday: O oxcep Bunday; D except Monday; *fast mail, Notlee of 1 Meeting. Notice {s hereby givan that tha annual meot. ing of the stocklolders of tne Union Stock* Yard bank, South Omaha, Neb,, 88 provided by 1SLy-laws, TOF the alectinn of directors wnd tho transaction of Such other Dusiiess as may properly arise, will take place at the Firse Nutlonal bank of Omaha, Neb., on Wednssday, 4 1890, at 4 0’lock I tho afternoon. E. B. BRANCH, Cashier. Thoso having Sound Properties for sale or development, contiguous to Towns or Olties, or land that i located on some Proposed Rail- road, mow nnder coustruction, can find a pur- chaser by addressing R. M. SPIVEY, Konsas City. Mo. TO WEAK MEN Buftering from the efects of youthful error, early decay, wasting weakniss. lost inanhood, ctc. wil Bend & valuable treatise (sealed) containing full particulars for home cure. FRREE of charge. A plendid medionl work : should be read by every an who 18 Mervons and_ debilitated. Address, rof, F. C. FOWLKR, Moodus,Conn. MISTAKES IN GRAMMAR, Blundera Made by Educated People Through Carelessness. Faults are pardonable in convi which ave not pardonable in written compositions. But we must be careful not to take too much leeway in _this re gard and not to make mistakes in gram- mar or pronunciation. Some people are guilty of al blunders through Thus u lady of my s a writer 1n the Ladies’ Home Journal, who understands trigonometry and can translate Virgil, often says to me, ou was,” and yet she knows perfectly well that this is ‘an inexcusable mistake. Other people who ought to know better say **he don’t”for **he doesn’t,” **Idon’t kuow as I do” instead of “*I don’t know that [do.” *“Aint” end “taint” are not often used now by educated people un= less in a jesting way. It is an unwise thing, however, to be careless or inac- curate in one’s pronunciations or use of language, since tricks of speech are easily caught, and very hard to get rid of. Thus, when one is tulking to ser- vants or other uneducated people oue is often tempted to adopt their phraseol- ogy in order to be readily understood by them, but it is better to withstand the temptation, even if one should ba obliged in consequence to take more trouble to express one’s meaning clearly. What shall be said of the woman who says: “Idone it?”’ She has certainly placed herself between the horns of a dilemma. Her hearers will infer either that her early education was neglected or that she associated with uneducated people during her childhood. And yet this is a grammatical fault which seems hard to get rid of. Persons who never say “I seen it” or ‘‘he has went” or “‘them things,” will occasionally betra, thomselves by letting slip the fatai ** done it.” It 15 quite as incorrect to use ‘*‘he’ and *‘I” for “him’ and “me,"” or vice versa, as it is tosay I done it,” apd yet the first named class of faults—that of using tho wrong pronouns—is some- times committed by educated people. Indeed, I have heard the phrase, ‘It is me,” justified on the ground that it vas o literal translation of the French 7 est moi.” But our English grammar does. not, like its French namesake, justify the employment of certain pro- nuncial forms, mcrclfl for the value of cuphony. ‘“He is oider than I may not sound as well us “*he 18 older ghan me,” yet the former is the correct form. It is a very common mistake to say **be- tween you and I,” and yet a moment's reflection should convince any one who has ever studied grammar that he should say ‘‘between you and me.” Al We are the People. Business men from Nebraska for Chi- cago, Milwaukee and ull eastern cities will please note that by the new time schedule (in effect from and alter No- vember 17, 1889), they can arrive at Omaha about 4 p. me, can do business or visit with Omaha merchants and friends for nearly two hours and can then take the through Puliman sleeping car of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Paul ra:dway short line fast train at Omaha depot of the Union Pacific railway at 6 [» m, (supper served on dining cac leav~ ng Council Bluffs at 6:30 p. m.), and arrive at Chicago at 9:30 a. m, (break- fast also served on dining car), in ample time to make connections with the fast morning trains from Chicago on the principal eastern and pgoutheastern lines; or if desired, passengers for the east can remain over in Chicago a few hours for business or pleasure and re~ sume their Iourney by the afternoon fast and limited trains of all the east- ern roads, Tn addition to the foregoing, another through short-line train leaves Omaha daily at 9:15 a. m, and Council Bluffs at 9:40'a, m,, arriving in Chicago at 6:50 a. m., making close connection with the expross trains of all eastern roads. For tickets and further particulars apply to the nearest ticket agent, or to F. A. Nash, general agent, 1501 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb e A Natural 1arkisb Bath. While some men were at work near the Crystal Lime company’s kilns,three miles south of Solida, Colo., digging a well, they ran into something unusual, says the Denver Times. When down about sixty feet it became quite warm and they dug allttle further when an opening appeared, Upon investigation it proved to he a cave, with compartments similar to the rooms in a house. The first cave is about twenty feet long and ten feet :I'm;: and the ceiling about ten feet 'he men had been in the cave only a few minutes when they became uncom- fortably warm, the sweat rolling off them in drops. The place where the well is being dug is the same gulch dowa which the vei to the Wellsville hot springs run, M?J the iutense heat in the cave is account- ed for on the ground that it1s in close proximity to the veins of these springs, The walls and ceiling are said to smooth as if some one had them, rsations