Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 6, 1890, Page 7

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All ndvertis ements 1n theso columns are pub-: 1islied in both morning and evening editions of Twk REw (he circulation of which Aggrecates more than 18,000 papers daily, and cives the ad- vertisors the benefit, notonly of the city circi- Wtlon of Tk Bee, but also of Council Bluffs, Lincomn and other cities and towns throughout his section of tho country. BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for these columns will be taken on the above conaliions, at the (ollowlnF ‘busi- Ress houses, who are authorized agents for TRE Brr spectal notices, and will quote the same TAtes as can be had at the main office. JOUN W. BELL, Pharmaciat, &0 South Tenth S Dureet. , % one YHASE Y, § ora and Prioters, 113 /South 16th Etreot. i s iy o 1. FARNSWORTH, Pharmacist, 115 Cum- WV aing Ktreet. YR JGHES, Pharmacist, 624 North 10th ‘(n:u. W. PARK, Pharmacist, 1118 Loaven- Ox worth street. ' P S T UOHES' PHARMACY, 205 Farnuin Stroot. ~_SITUATIONS WANTED. VW AN ED-Tosition ns collector; best of reference and bond furnished. Address S 42, Bee, 7 1 “v‘m‘muflnv nyoung man Of stoady habity not afrald of work who can furnish best of references or bond if desired: n per- manent position as assistant pookkeeper in some Wholesole house, Address, stating sai- 1 11, Andrews, 'No, 08 Sumimit ave, St. and Dumb 1nstitute, J. I, Hoch. 268 0§ ANTED-Canvassers at Singer Sowing Machme Office, 1618 Douglas st. 206 F 3 WWaNT >—lmmediately, one bookkeeper, must have good habits and best refer- ences, Enguire at 813 N, 16th st, 2016t VW ANTED=A tiretclass milker, north of ‘ Deat’ NTED—A No. 10l salesman, good posi- (ion to right man, Address with stamp, Pacific Refining C Cleveland, O, 2047 PED--Man to sell line of cigars; salary and expences paid. Addross with stamp, lorida Cigar Company jorth Fourth street, gl i loratlons and Adventures of Stanley in the Wilds of Africa. Thriling aceounts "of his Jouruey across the dark concinent. Over 20 fine engravin A bonanza for agents. Send B0 Circulars free. Borlund & 2o, 111 2404 —Two first-class machine bluck Dayis & Cowglll lron works, 240 4 rgétic young man in real estate and in- co business. L. £, Cole, Room, Con- Salesmen--We want first ciass men who urd alrendy traveling salesmen to carry our lubricating oll and grease suuiples de lue. Columbia Ol aud G SWanted overywhere to sell “Stai: Latest Achievements in Africa.” Bear in mind this book will contain his latest ro- ports in full, in English and German, sond 5 cents for outlit at Gnce and secure territol uddress J. M. French & Co., Omaha, Neb, W W ANIED—Enorgotlc men with teams 1o represeat’ the celebrated Singer sewing machine in Platte, Nance and Howard coun- ties, Write for full particulars to the Singer Masufacturing Co., Graud Island, Neb. 0434 VW ANTED inree wraveline satosmen aod LY four loc Salary, $),200 and expences. Atliiress, Box 6, Atton, Ta. 01 4) VW ANTED—Ofiice boy. Address § 44, Beo office. © 284 WANTED-TO REN ANTRD-RBy gentleman wnd wife 2 rooms farnished and strictly first-class board; will be permanent 1f board is good. A ddress § 1ee offici 4 08 FOR RENT--HOUSES. {OR RENT—Good watm _7-room brick house, dist_and Davenport sts,, only #15, W, H. Gates, R- 0L N, Y. Life. 8.7 JOOR RENT—Chorp, 4room house, 1110 N. 17th st S [ \OR RENT--New &room hotise 224_and Ol fornia streets, all conveniences, #50. A. Waksley,room’05 N, V. Lite bullding. 3 NOR RENT- 15-room house, 1l N. 1ith st with ali modern improvements; also,n small cottage. Bnqguire of Thos, Swift, 405 N‘fl"!‘;‘)"‘ (OR RENT-Basement, s. w. cor, 16th and Leavenworth; good piace for barber sho, 50 4% JFOk RENT-In Windsor Place a houss of nine rooms and bath room, both cistern and city water, also good barn on ‘placo; horses and carringe for sale, Inquire on premises, 1603 8 Frd st 108 {OR RENT A store room, Exposition build- ing, )1 N 15th st. 25140 [OR RENT-A nicely furnished b-room house on North I6th #1.2 blocks fromthe tofM ce. For vartionlars nEpIy to . V. Sholes Co., room 3 18t Natl. bank. JFOR RENTAbout January 4 to responsible X! tenants onty, n resic in the Paul block, owr. 19th and Chicago: most mouern, attractive and cheap. W, J. Paul, 160 Farnam! Foou e roum cottage, 410 N. 1 1250, JOR RENT=Hotise, corner Dodge and, furnished or unfurnishel. 1 JoR RENT—A 4-room house, 0K RENT-One tloor, 10575, 3 DOR RENT—New b-room cottage, $10 per mo., clty water, 901 Douglas. [0t TGHT room flats 707 8 10th st., all modefu Uimprovements, incluaing steam heat. | F. Hall. 811 Paxton bik. [ JOK RENT—A 7-room brick flat, water and gas. 1102 8 I3th, up stairs, room f 676 HE lower storv of house No. 217 South ith st., b rooms and closet, air feat, mantel and grate,'gas, hot and cold And elstern witer, bath room, good cellar, nice sodded yard, ai 2 month, 813 TORE 22x13? foet, 4 stories and basomont, 107 Harney. % R RENT—RBy D. V. Sholes company, room First National bank. 8 rooms, all conveniences, with electric bath, raige, furnace, eic. : B rooms nud bath, all conveniences, Windsor place. T rooms, nice location, city water. Trooms and Gath, near Park avenue; brick. 7 rooms, Windsor place, nice location, 4 rooms and bath on Sherman ave. rooms and bath with barn, all conven- 5. tore on Park avenue, 1 4room cottages near Seward st. Also flats on South loth st. KRooms to suit tenants, 0 For re ro ding just compl s corner of 16th and Jones streets, four Llocks from Farnam, at Dricos ranging from 830 to $15, including water, These ure the best urranged fiats in the city and are supplied with wraught steel ranges, handsome niantels tnd many other conven: lences not m‘nurnl\% found in fiats, In summer the bullding will be furnished withawnings, and all outside doors und win- dows with Portland Mainescraens, Apply ut store of the building No, street,” (jeorge Clouser. other things. ding. Georgs [ & well lighted _dry basement for job printing office or anything olse cAn get basement 1601 Howard st Jan. 18t. L4 storfes and basement, 2x00 ench, Jarge steam heat furnished. TORES at, 707,700 711 8 16th, siiow window! owner of of the following vacant stores & will rent the same at special_low Two new brick _stores, 24th and Grace, each 20x00, with cell nr: 0om flats, Hth and (irace, bath rooms and modern con brick 11-r00m houses, with every modern convenlence, for rent at (ess than hal £ rates, 20th and Burdette. Oné new brick 10-room honse with every con hand Marcy. One &tore building ana’ large cellar, 18th and th meat market tools and’ fixtures, at#8 and §) per month ench. For particulars eall at office, room 1, Hn}lkl‘r POR RENT—Store, 111l Farnam st foot, 2 stortes and cellar, Nathan Ehelton, 1614 Farnam st. and corner flat over drug Just the place doctor who wants his office on same floor of 1{ving room A 01450 Clouser. FOR RENT-ROOMS UNFURNISHED. rooms, unfurnished, ay store, § 6 eor 10 3 UNFURNI: *Jaiso pleasant over 1601 Howard room flat ;chieap to good JOR RENT—5 rooma. Call at N. E ave. fiear Lake and Sherman ave. “Cheap to small fam- 1ith and .\huljlfiull {101t RENT—-roomsults, unfurnished, suit- able for lonsekeeping, gas, water, etc family without children; northwest cor. 'MISCELLANEOUS. ED—Sumo one 10 adopt or board for a reasonavie considerativn a three Address S 46 Bee office. An imported or recistercd Pero- cnon stallion for which land and money Must_welgh not less toan yoars old, r\fl;lwss Will be exchanged. LE00 1bs, or ne more than T NJanuary | T opsued my new restaurant on 1w eor 9th Ana Douglas sts., foot Omana nad Couacil BIuffs wagon bridice. day and night. Bect of meals at cieupest rates. l lw:u\\e mu‘\ loa ntinental block, Dest of references furnishead ¥ ONEY lonned on Avallable security: business strictly confidontial, State Lean Co., room 19, Continentar ! 1384 814 AVE a private fund #hat can place on good cnttel seonirity At roaSonAbls rates Sbaw, over 1601 Howard st [ et 43 » PHILADELPHIA Mortanes & Trust Co. far- nish cheap eAstern_money to borrowers, prchase securities, perfbet! titlas, aceapt loans At their western office, Bborge W, P. Contes, room 7, Hoard of Trade. o0 ( NE hundred dollars YiFivate money to loan or will by sbort time| mortgago. o good note. room 13 Toard of Irade, " Y0 LOAN—A special fund of 810,00 in sums 4§ at very low rates, th st nt C ' to toan on hotass, wagons, mules, ohold go0ds, pianos, organs,dismond jowest rates, The fifst organized loan office in the city. Makes loans from thirty to thres hun- dred and six © uiays. which oan bo paid in part or whole at any tume, thus lowering the principal and interast. Call and sse us when you want money. We can_italst you promptiy and to your mdvantagé without removal of roverty or publicity _Money always on hand. No delay in making loan: C. F. Reed & O 3198, T9th at., over Bingham & Yons. ki JRESIDENCE Loans 7 por cont: no ditional charges for commissions or attor- neys fees, \. H. Meikle, First Nat. bank bidg, T /TAVE 800 to lonn on first or second mort- gage socurity for two years from Jan'y I will buy a first ¢ cond mortgage note dress R0 Heo offh [ PBUILDIXG loans. D. V, Sholes, 210 First National bank. “',\Nrr class inaide lowus, Lowest rate Call and see us. Mutual Invest. ment ( 1504 Farnam. 708 IVIONEY to foan e any securicy for short time atlow rates. | on perso The Henderson Mortgage Investment com- pany, room 400, Paxton block. it \ ON to oan. 0. F. Davis real estato 4¥Land loan agents, Faruam 7.0 MONEY o lonn en improvnd clty proporty VL™ At s 10w rate of interest, It will pay vou to seo us befors you make your loan. Globs Loan and ‘Trust Company, Anccessor to Gate City Land Company, 3/ Soutn 16th st.. 0Dpo- slte Bonrd of Trade 210 JCEVSTONE Morteage Co. - Loans of 310 o A §1,0003 get ourrates before borrowing and Save money: Toation horses. furniture or any Approved security, Withoit publicity: notes bought. for new isan, rer £ old and low- est rates, call R2,Sheely DIk, 13th&Howard st. "OANSmade on_ roal estata and mortgas bought, Louiss, leed &o.,r 13, board trade. JPINST morgaago fonns at low rates and no dolay. T V- Sholes, 210 First Nattonal bun. 75 ONEY to loan: cash ox hand, no delay, W. Squire, 1219 Farnam st First nal bank building. : ity or farm pr 2 Farnan st COLE, loau agent. Opon eventngs, Tybody to list thelr praperty N. Hradley, real catate and room ), Continental blot! 5 10 fuel and keep your cell icool by coverin; fire-proof, non-condn References and_estimates given 1. 0. McRwan, notary public and con )R RENT—Houses and_ stores, operty -aved for, tuxes pald, Midiand Guarantes & Trust Co,, 1014 Farnam'st. Abstracts, 5i0 ¥ you wish to rent s house or store see H. Cole, Continental block; oftice open eventigs. Newly furnished rooms,snitable for two, $10 and $12 per month,also bay win- dow room: #17 Doug teamn heat, gas,bath, with or witliout bourd; one block from 'cabls and car lines, 219 08 Nleql:i’ furnished rooms, 2100 Dougla [} OR RENT—Woll furnished south room for two with boazd: gas, bath, elc. 3215 Dodge. '“7i’,«‘fl’l;l-:D--u‘ouu.rt-llfiuu o for deectives every cominunity: paylug positions. Addrows Kunsus Detective 'Buronu. Jock ok 239, Wichita, Kan. 206 12 road fubore extension of Unfon Pacific from Milford, Utah,to Los Angelus, Ualifornifi. One year's work at good wages. Filley & Kramer, Cor. 11th and Farnam stroots. 15 “’AN'I‘BDr-lmmmlhwly. one frst-class lithographic transterrer and two litho steam press printers; tirst-class pni‘. steudy employment, - Apply August Gast Dank Note Co,, St. Louts, Mo, 914-0 TOR RENT—-Nloel reasonable, 610 JFOKR RENT—Furnished room, miiic-fin:!}xm 2 {\OR RENT—Furnished rooms; all conven- fences. 211 8 24tn st near Farnam. 16l-i¢ ADIES und gentlemen can rent masguerads Isuits at 622 N, F you wish 10 engaj n any kind of bus come aud see us, Koom 15, Chamber of Com- i S UBSCRIRE for shares in the Security Build. and Loan_nssociation, ital #10,000,000, N. Toom 10, Ware b JEND 2) cen! Agt. ana Locul in stampa for Intest map of POmaha, (. F. Harrison, N. Y. UCTION saios every y morning at 1114 Dougias strees. Omahn Auc- 3 H..E: COLE, roliabie ire insurance. : RENTAL AGENCY. B Cole. rental agont: offico open ovenings. J.> Wilkiuson, room 618 Paxton block, FDUCATIO X ¢ to loan or wiil bu mortgege. V. 1by, ¥ B Board of T OANsS—clty and farm loans, mory dper vought, McCague Investnent Co. [, £ COLE. 1oan agent. Open cvenings M ned on firniture, horses and YL wagons, rates reasonanle. City Loan o, 118 8 13th st 8 1At hotel, 2 M ostate securify au otiating lowns see naad Dougl 210 First National bank, [)9,X0U want o Diure, planos, horiss, etc., without delay, publicity or removal. Pénsons wishing a loan of this ind will do well By calllng at this office Defore dealing elsewhere. 7A, K. Greenwood & Co., room (1) £2) South Thirteenth streat. 231 HATTRL loaus at 13wost rates. business. contidential.” J. b Bmingor, 117 Fenaim st MUNEY=0, 0 o 0 days jop furuituse. W pianos, horses, houses, ete. J, J. Wilkinson, 818 Paxton blk. il TMONEY to ioan on farnture. organs, placos, horses, and wagons, Hawkeye Investment Co., Koom 53, Douglas blk, 16th and Dml\;“:a‘flsA 20 YRLV ATE money to buy Sinatl notes or mort- 3, ttonrd of Trade. (SOUTH front furnished room, 212 Dodye sty VHE banjo taught asan art by GGeo. F. Gellen- beck, room 213 Douglas bloc! 930 'OR RENT—Scely furnished room: per month, at220 N, 16th, cor. Davi Apply, Koom 1. 'W 'Want a few honest and intelligent persons to fake orders in this and surroundin towns on “Stanley Tn the Wilds of Africa, and How He Rescued Emin Pasha.” The {ntrepid ‘Hero has fust returned to civilization. Public Anterest n him s at fover leat. Thi3 is the Btanley book e peopls want. Send 50 cents “for outfit, and Ve the first in the field, or write % lmmediately for full particulars, terms, ete. “Agenis are Just colning’ money, Write. quick. Krankiin, Publisning Co, box 90, Richmond, va. 167 6% D-—Laborers for the Pacific Const extension of U. P, R. R. 1n Utah and Ne- yads, Cheap rates.~ Albrighit's Labor Agency, 1120 Farnam, 11y GENTS! Write for terms. sampio corsot free. Schiele & Co., 39 Broadway, .v!m\,'orl L . _ATED--8alesmen at 876 per month salary and expenses to sell a line of silver-plated ware, watches, etc., by sample only; horse and [tvans' furnished free, Write at once for full par- rioulars and sample case of goods free. Stand- ard Biiverware Co., Hoston, Mans. 1 RN to travel for the Fonthill nurseries ot Canada, We pay 80 to $lU) & montn and ®expenses to agents to_sell onr Canadian grown stock. Add, Stone & Wellington, Madison, Wis, ~ WANTED--FEMALE HELP. W ANTED=A girl for general ousawork at 511 Duvenport st. Apply at 207 8 121h, S 2010 ANTED—Good girl for general honse- work in tamily of four; must be & good Good wages pald. Call at 623 ol st < B0 ‘\‘V ' - A servant for general house- work, must be a good cook and laundress, ‘Apply at 1141 8 318t 5t. 2624) AN eat girl for general housework, W b 8, 24 it 208 T N T e C. H. Jordan, Cozzens hotel. #th l{\fl &{15‘!:} MOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms, 8 to £ per mouth, at 20 N, 16th, cor. Dav: Apply .Room . OR RENT—N1cely furnished rooms. # to 820 per month, at 220 N, 16th, cor. Davenport. Apply, Room' 1. 1% J 4% R RENT—Nicely furnished front parior and large bedroom. 608 N 1ith st. 3] FoR reNT— ront parlor on first floos furnished rooms aud good board. Call at 324 8, 20th st. 2568 103 LEASANT heated rooms en suite or single; all modern conveniences: cheap to right parties: § blocks South court house. (248, URNISHED rooms, and dsy board. 1620 Davenport. 221 6% PERSONALS. OANS atlowest rites; cush nlways on hand; inotes bought ney adyanced on any avallable security. Poeople's Flaancial Ex- change, room 57, 823 ILE REMEDY—Dasitive cures for Sure cure or money re 8100 box. Sent to any sddress on re-eipt of price, -Zoe M, Firby, 1618 Clark street, Omalia. ERSONAL—Buy a 6500m cottage noar cable and Sherman ave motor aud sameas rent, only $100 cash, Wright & Lasbury, Arlington blk, ay monthly, RACKAGE storago at lowest rates. 11 Leavonworch. H1 Hotel dopt, of the Unfon Pacific Rail- Wiy ystem sollclts storaga of all xinds at their ‘warehouse in the A.nos butlding, Ninth and Jones. Trackage and amplo facilities for handling, etc. Heasonable rates, OR RENT—Furnished rooms with board, 1722 Dodge st. T OOMBS—For vent, i3 N. 17th st., two rooms i suite, hoi and cold water, bath and gas, sultable for i gentlemen. Terms 826 Dl:,r‘l:l)t"julh. URNISHED room with alcove, new house, new turniture, uil, conventences, plousun locauion & blocks 'of P, 0., suitable’ for man and wife or § gentlemen, board it desire dress 57, I'Mg. {5 Ml e (OR RENT—Furnished room with board; all modern conveniences; tine location: 2015 Dougias. ) N 10F roons, steam heat, 1710 Davenport st. 3¢ 14% RN ISHED room with board, 2106 liu}yims. 187 Rouu and board, $4 ner week, 1202 ;infim' . 0K RENT—Four furnisned rooms, with bath, suitabie for light house ke: 1ady and gent 714 N, 18th st, T)ESIRABLE rooms with bosrd, 17 Capitol av., 82035 (10 Qo Rousework, 124 SHMh. x s 1 YV ANTED—A fow waore Iadics to lewrn dress cutting. Call at Mrs. H. C. Moses' dress- makluig arior for particlats, iTlo Cays st ‘WAN'j‘lfl)—Glrl for honsework, small fami- ly: 2614 Seward st Mrs. Wri #7-6) W ANTED~Good girl 110 N 10th. “ FlNEHT rooms In the city, handsomely fur- nishied or unfurnisied;' all moderti con- veniences: hotair, gas, bith, hot and cold water, with or Wwithout board: roasonable prices; privute fumily, 507 N, %th st. 215 E cleaneat and best storage in the city at w rates at 1114 Douglas street. Omana Auction & Storage Co. 4 CLAIRVOYANT, BUSINESS CHANCES. HE most popular and best paying retail grocery store 1n Umaha for salo, Having de- cided to engage in the wholesale business 1t is necessary for me to dispose of my retail store. 1 can reduce etock to suit the purchaser. 1dod cash business only and my stock involices four to six thousand dollars. “Will sell for cash or good securad paper. Write or come and inves- tigate. 1d N. Hrown's C. 0, 1, 710 and 712 No, 16th st. 264 114 {ORSALE 3 beantiful south- ern residence ke View, Flo., o lvely winter resort. This is near the depot, and a beautitul lttie park lies between the piace and the depot. 2) orange trees on the place. Now you have a chance to spend your winters {u the sunuy clime, without the hoavy expense of putting up at the hotels, Sgar Lani & Loan Co., 16094 Farnum st 1 BAT market: A 1 locatio ¥ine Poppleton park 1o 0, 26-room hiotel, furnitursand lozse at & birgain, 2 gro- cery Stocks. 13 brood mares. 607 PRxion bl L. Waterman, jr. L ORTUNE Teller—Mrs. Leaorman can consulted on all affairs of lite, guaranteed. No, B0 N, I R. NANNIE V. ical and busing A specialty; 119 clairvoyant med- . Female disensy 16th st, rooms 2and ND AND TYPEWRITING DARD snorthand scho: .(8uCCessor to Valentine', clusive shorthand school in the west, I are verbatim reporters. pald to_typewrit Mochanical coj of machie taught Ly factory expert, FOR SALE-MIS KNITURE for sale and 10 room uous i OR _SALE—One white pony at half price, A Apply to Fred W, Gra . cor, Oth and 256 R SALE—A quantity of buildiny DIy 10 thio superintendent Bes bul I)LquA NT furnished rooms, with or without board. €02 N. 11th, cor. Cw)iforata. 143 Jobj TABGE front vooim, with o without nourd: . smaller room; private family, 1813 Dodge. 9% iVANTBMA 00 gil s Sveningg ¥ 516, N ICELY furuisnea rooms for gentlem 1709 Dodge. VWARLED A good girl for genoral house- work in small family, 00d _wages. - Norihwess oor. Iieh ana Asborste " 20 7 ANTED—Girl in smull family, 1718_Doug- lus st, . 285 4) ANTED—5 women cooks, 4 kiichen girla, B {Badey wirle, B Wit Tor Eoharal house: work, 5 tidy waltresses for the wast, fare paid; bring ref, C. E. Keith's Emp. oftice, 18 B ot ANTED--A ' Howsewark. 1814 Dodge st el NV ANTED— AN L‘III‘LILWI for goneral hoysework. “7 ANTED-Good girl 2611 8t. lurfl :vl. AW ANTED-A competent girl to al WENER S, e g N7 ANTED-Lady can iy WY o et P crant meric s dhcie oo vi: vi- ;:.i‘“‘.:‘::u:b .:‘E.' e unprecedsated ol company, Tncotn, Neb. wux Immediately, givs a8 cook ) mfl“....... e De mfl‘:.‘.m%..a ve. DRESSMAKING Roml?s ‘and bourd 108 80, 23th st G 575910 it HENT—Very pleasaut room sultable for two .n“m.:fllglfl;"m Ml". on &lflll car . or board’ and ro ‘Address B'8), cure 1iee office f OB RENT—Noasiy tarnished front room,al wmodsra convenlanos, steam heat, 24 K 31ib. T. GLAIR Furopesu hotel, cor. 18th and Dodge. Special raie by week oF montj R RENT— flynewly furnis hed roo L of Wirlious BOATA. oo Dlock Freth post: office, all modern conveniences, best location in the city: Alnlhk‘d'ly ‘hoarders. Cail l;illm.‘i‘l’:m TPWO uice tront rooms, 010 Davenport. 1 Furnithed rooms, also front m back parlor. _100) Douglas’ mfl"“ RENT-A v o PleASANt Toom fOF gentiemen. vt th Bt. Marys uunwu N8, mwm.&;: FOR RENT—-STORES AND OFFICES. JOOH RENT=A fargs front ofice. plate plasa: heat and Tight nauifo 310 £ ik st., Omuha loe Co. 5] R SALE—A 5-horse power Porter engine 00d condition, welght 5.10) pounds,cylin? 1x16; for particulars apply to The lige 0 teams and single drivers and cows tor sale at W, 1. Mi Horses wintered at reas- T.J, Ploming, w'g'r,Cathour, N Hillside stock farm. ANTED—Uoodi comnur:hl . Ne- braska Mortgage Loau Co., M!Dpl’lp:.wr:ahlk. ANTED—Furniture. carpets, househiold 'Walis "Atotion & Sirae IRT Wanted—In Hemts Park, between 32nd and Pleasant and Hamilton and Applyto the Hewis Park Co., Rooms 1o tinental blk,, 15¢h and Doulsglu 8 ASH pald for second-hand books at the An- 'tlauariau book store, 1414 Farnem. #7)10) ONBY fo Loan—hy amount from 810 from oue to six mont Masters in any a for auy time usshold goods, planos, or- iy Attt 4t the Toweet pessible rates it publicity or removal of property, loaus are so MEETS Shinm s L MR TR S o SR B AR Fbiinu-r-m atory brick bullding. with wit iRt e o nup fixtures, on all .i::m s, oic ADpIY at theofiioe of The Hee. bl5 " F’U HENT - Half store, 1516 Douglas st e w1 OB R SR s 8re fo & ed thut you cad make & payment 8t any time and redus pro % torvst ¥ You keep the I Jour property, 1 'Iou‘y alwi 1f youowe & take it up and carry it for {. DE‘MM. N(llldall A O Vilhiel biag, 15t dad ;{: 75, lot i blockc Sheriaan place, near env. ouworth and Iolt Lne. 1, E. Mayne, 619 Hroad way, Council Blutrs. 54 WELL established faney goods busine Qutng $1,100 £ 34,000 per year. Keason sic Fiuo' opportunity, Miss Mitchell am st, anza VW ASTED- & man with 810.0% to take an ac- tive interest ina g20d mfg busingss, ad- dress S 38, Bee, 257 9 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JANUARY 6 {'OR RENT-Fine basementon 8 B corner of 16th and Jones st, well suited for A barber plumber's office And man: Inanire at middle store of the bu VYV ANTED-To Exchangs Kansas, Nebraska or Towa, land for hardware or general merchandise: will pay difference of $L000 to £,000._Risely, Shenandoah, Ta. 2812 ORTGAGE paper tor C(n(hl Omaha property or merchandise. R 15,Chamber of l‘n"l‘v\!h L] 4 {'OR SAL E or Exchange —For horses or mules, 1nice, ciewn stock of groceries. A, E. Green: Wwood & Co., room 1, 520 & P2-12 JOR SALE or Exchango—A half inte haraware and plambing busines and loty in Omaba. 1€ you wa tigato this, Room 15, Chamber W, LEELBY'S add. to S Omana, one lot « 350 to exchange for horses. Room 13, Board of Trade 20 MPROVED tarm and oity property fo ) BT PR R A S HANGE—Clear lots for horses chattels of any kind. 417 Sheely block. FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE. CHOICE B40-acre farm 2 miles from railrons ation, und four 160-ncre tarms, nil 2ood, smootn, tich land, well located, clear of encim brance. Wil exchang: cloin $tock of mer- chandige: clothing, boots and _shoss preferred; or fustde(maha propsrty, Don't Write uness you mean business. Address, Lock I Cu JPOR burgains in vacant lot iness and suburbau pro Btar Land & Loan Co., 108! venth st norih special offer 10ts for only Tlese lots for #100 each, 5 down, balance on time to suit buyer. Surrounding lots are held at not less than one thousand dollars, vice $i00. itie Perfect. Terms ' down, balanco on tima to suit buyer, Ames Keal Bstate Agency, 100 7 1 arnam street 000 for a S0-foot 1ot in Ames Place, Motor oars and pavoments already £0 this popuiar locality, With apld Transit to ani from the ground—a motor car each way every 435 Minutes. Here I8 a chance for the man who wants for htmself and family an s ¥ Modest Home. We are selilng a 50 £t lot as 1ow as 81,000, with perfect title and everything to make the prop- erty valuable, 3 down is all required, and balance s made to’ sult the buyer. Remember Saunders Strect Motors pass this property; the value is there: one thousan dollars ior Allots: i down, your own terms on the batance. Now is the tifne to by, 7 Farman Strect 19210 (Gl acres of cholco tand in Frontie Nebraskn. toex be & good stock R A. Barton Ci NOR SALE—~G 0omnouse with barn D stroet. \ ERY Iow, 2 new houses and lots in Counll : 1'lot, South Omabn, v on- Write A. B, Paddock, E L, Neb, [FoR saiE o with full lot in Clifton Hill. Ea nen of Hmited income. Easy ofaccess. Now i8 tho timo to make aTrangements ror a home. Houses wil be finished and painted to suit yon, Out of v built we have but 6 noi sold. dontnly from the starl it you wish. A. P, Y. Life bldg. 200 HAVEsome very cheap lotx for bullding purvoso on easy terms. H. G, Cole, Room 6, Continentul block. i ERY BODY take notico that thera wiil Ve s0la ut auction Saturday, . 11th, by the and 16, block Thess are nice sourh front lots near 3 elzht blocks south of “Q" 8t Six cottages could be bullt on them that would rent readiiy. T ‘will go to the highest bidder. Don't fuil on hand and get u_bargain. ‘Terms on cash, bulance 1, 2 and s years, TOR SALE Nico cottage for $100 cas: 315 montnly. H. K. Cole, 8 J ST your property with H. E. Cole. 0Lt SALE—Splendid 1 section of improved Jand in Kansas, Price, $660; only 816 cash, balance time. Dig bargain. H. E. Cole, roon 6, Continental block, and 204 N 24th st. 3157 QPECIAL valuator of Omaha real estate and + Nebraska lands: ten years experionce. (.G, 5i6 Paxton block. 490514 OR SALE—$550 will buy lot 50x12) {n Omann View, one block frum motor line, nicely on grads. Lots in this addition are worth #{,000, and the above price 18 open for u Bhort timo only. G. B.Tzschuck, care Umaha Bee. 74l T8 in Sheridan Piace, Leavenworth ntrest, Jthiree blocks from street cars,only two miles from court house. Pricos #0 per lot, $10 down and §10 o month, seven per cent intersst, Lewls Read & (., room 13, Roard Trade, 81T MVE-ROOM cottages (31,500 each), 3100 casn down, balance $15 per month. Thos. ¥. Hall, 311 Paxton bl 31 VHE best Businoss, Residence, Varapt and suburban properties in the market are for sale by “theold rellable” M. A, Upton Co., 16th and Farnan W6 bargain in Plainview, corner lot, S, 75 i cash, Double’ corner on Lake street, $1,500; 8500 cash, Double co frout, $1,200; $500 cush., Five acres 4 miies from Omaha postofice,and 2palles from Excliaage Bullding,South Omalia, I o0 cash. ‘o8 5 miles from city limits, highly im- $16,000; Lalf cush. “réom cotiage With bath, ete., corner, on Cuming st, ¥.,50; on easy terms orcan ex- change oquity in it: 82,00) for cloar lot. W. B, Homan, Room's, Frenzer biock, 872 W AUGH & Westertield.eal estate,S. Umaba. S(»T'ru Omana iots, W. L. Selby's add. . SOUTH Omaba tots, W. L. Selby's add. S NUDSCRIBE for shares in the “Amerioar Pthe largest building ana loan association in tho world, M. A. Upton; special agert, 1 and Fa 3 OR SALE—or and stationery store. 2 W ANTED =X partner with apital in a well established grain and’ seed busines: ina livetown in eastern Nebraska. Koom Chamber of Commerce, 195 ABSTRACTS . OF TITLE, COMPETE set of chattel mortgage ab. tract books, chep, 102 Farnam st, room 2. MIDLAND Cuscantoe 4o frust C Y. Lifo bldg,completéabstraciitirnishea und tities toreal estate examined, pérfected & guaransoed. 9 = 'u.Gxiufi‘r;;vggf; 700 horses. Large list of tirms to exchange for city property. 1. E, Col, 5. OR EXCHANGE-S ! clear, improved Nebraskn farms 1 Dmaha or Council Blufls property. Might #sblime light incum- Dbrance. Lock drawer 82, dinir, Nob, BO4-04 R BALEA cempletd boardinghouse out- At Must b sold im: }I ately, Address S o A 105 othing, o 70, Kesmetare, Ta. “’%“d;‘“ clothing,” Box 76, Franitort, Inq, = pyrer——— W ANTED—To trade, ha veal estate for #0od second mortgage by por pdB ofiee i to 08 8o'clock evenings. J, L. 3, Bee l;;llldlng. 19 4% ANTED—To excuault, 8) head W ANIED e, siciauhh B had 2cuc tate. Inoltice7 to § evenl L L. RS Bee Building. e e POR EXCHANGE—Beautlsul house {n Mon- Juouth vark. Splendid location. H. 8. le. le‘ rauch of 2400 acres for Omsaha prop- Y, » Beveral capital farms for Omaha property. Rzaiiasiil tammd o e ropersy ':‘mnh it lotsdin Omaha for drug or jewelry stoc A uumver of good houses in Omaba for vacaat lots, arawaré stock for (rst-class, well improved tarin uear Nobraska Oity. Team aud bakery Wagon for & business, H. . Cole, room 6, Cobiiniental bl 204N, 2ieh Bt I AT o' lor ok 4 other bullding material aul‘nfind & lmunu&a ANTED- To exchange lots for borees and bugyies. Koom 1y Chadber of Oonlé:tc-. JPUR, SALE-Very cheap no trades, farm ) woc. b, 19 N 6 W Hamilton coun- miles from Marquette, small house, i) neres pasture fonced, living water, price ouly 810 per acre, #5.437.60,' one-third 18} crop included, Terms 2,200 cash, balunce 6 percentinterost. K. K. 'Atkins, owner, rail- roud building, kil F YOU have auything to exchauge call on or address H. E. Cole, K. 8, Couunlull:.uolflcl REAL Estate Bargmns—Now ts the time to Dily realestate in South Omaha, Eniarging tho already immens packing houses: paving the"splpndidiy graded streots: bulldiug two 1ine and costly viaGucts: running motor lines into South Owmaha: hullding gigautic cooperage establishment will make realty lvely in the next 9 days, 60 \m&m»w andbe in the swim. Ve will guafantes 2 per oant profit onthe. fol- owing: Lot 4, block 1, Brown park, on 24th south of O street, near vinduct....... . ... ..§ 1,000 Lot 20, block s, Brown park,” on ‘Zith ‘1 block south of Q street,.. Lot 22, block 3, Brown park, on’ #ith 1 Dlockson th Of Q BUPSeE................. Lots 13an A 14, block 6, rown’ Park, o “Zjd, 1block eistof Zithi—for both, ... Lot B0x160 feot on 2ith st opposite Reed hotel 8t grade, with gooil iouse. ... , Lot 80x75 fest {n lot b, block 81, South Omaha, fronting Railroad avenue ... Lot &, block 46, Bouth Omaha—a fiue iot, wxi50 iy 3 Lots 11 bloc B, O aoubie corner-make § i-foot lots, Lots 1 and 2, block 08, South doubls comer, &t gragt. ... . 6,000 Lots 5 und 6, blo 13, double cornérat grade............... 000 This 15 all glit edge, inside property. The above prices caunok be duplicated in South Omaha, Anyone wanting o genuiio bargain will 110t fail to secure one o more of the above lots at once as the above prices will not bo uoted after this woek. Investigute this. M. A Upion Co., 16th atid Farnam, Omabi, the 014 Reliavle” Feai oatate dealers, velophote . — . Notice, The annual meeting of the stockholders of tho Lea-Clarke-Audreesen Hardware Co., for the election of & board of directors and the wansaction of sfich other business as may come before it, will be held at the oftice of the company on Tuesday, Jn‘e. 3'1. m ;z [ lg'elock ., 1. W . 'resideat, P M, E. ANpREESEN, Sec. and Treas, Jan. 57t - —- §Votice of Patnerahip Dissolution. To whomsoever it may concern: ‘The partnership heretofore existing hetweon the two undersignod is this duy dlssolved b mutaal consent. The rnvlllzu of the firm will be confinued by and in the name of Willlam Cummings. Alloutstandings of the sald firm must be paid said Willlam Cummnings whea dus }V I.LIHAIC MMINGS, . H. NELSON, Owmiaha Neb., Jauuary 1180, POSA LS far Erection of School Butlding . 8. Tndian School Bervi trinlScnool, Genos, Neb,, Dec proposals indorsed *'Proj of A school bullding, undersigned_at Genos, at this school untfl one’ o'clo 15, 1AM, for the erection on the schooi at'stich'a polnt ke may be selocted by the superintendent, & two=stoty brick buflding, 10 ‘inches, with & one-story ad- foot 5 inchys by 20 feet 4 nchos. Plans aud specifications of thie proposedbulld tGenoa Tuduy 4, 1680, Senled saals fOF the srection and addvessed to the | ., and at the office of the sup ent of the schooi time that will be required by h of the bunlding. any or all bids orany part of An for the best interests of the Each bid must 1 certified check or ¢ States deposi tho undersigned, amonunt of the Hroposal will be fortelted to the any bidder or bidders fail to promptly ex The right I8 re vy, made pay five per cont of the hieh eheck OF draft Unitod States in case | elviig A award sl ute @ contract With good to he retnrned to the bidder. IF QUARTERMASTER'S Omana, Neb.. January | office until two January S1st, 180, wh e whote or iy required {0 weatr eral paint, ix (§) double sets o rers and s1x (6) barra h ka; Preference gl pduction or manufacture, quality and price (neluding in the aign production or manufacture to. andno award wi tion o manufactu ble domestic product. n be obtatued. r delivery of the o standard time, 1 they will be opene art of the materials nnd . At Fort Robinson, No- conditions of o Tight 1% rosor: A cirenlar giving list of kindsand estima- quantities of materiats required and all other requisite Information will be furnished onapplication to this office. it proposals shouid be endorsed for I 1nls, or either as the ¢ dressed 1o the undersigned, Deputy Quartermuster General, U, 8, A, Quarterduster Notice of an Notice 18 hareby ing of the stockl Envelopes contain. o may be, aud ud given that the annual meet- holders of tne Union Stock Yird bank, South Omahs, Neb., as provided by or the electinn of directors aud the transaction of such other business as may properly arvise, will take place at Natlonal bank of Omaha, Neb., on Wednssday. 500, at 4 o'clock In tha afternoon. E. B BRANCH, Cashier. Notice to Stock holders. 15 anuual meeting ot the stocklotders of Baiiding Co. will he held at the Omaha Hee, Bee Huflding, Omaha, on Tuesday, January 21st, 180, at four o'clock for the purpose of el ors for the ensuing yeu her businoss as may By orderof che | ting a board of and fransucting pme before the Notice to Printers, Bookbinders and Stationers, Sauled Proposals will be recaived at the oftice of Couilty Clerk, Doug . Nebraska, un. For turiushing said silkinds of Stationoery, lithographing, bar dockets und ail oth vith blank Hooks, printed work which 1 connty for the yoar of 150 work and SUBHONSCY cAN Do Aeon AL s stimated quantity of e ertained. A certified must accompany each bid, ‘I'he Bonra reseryes the right to reject any or check of 3100 and Seal of Dougls THE RALWAY TIME TABLE BURLINGTON ROU' Depot 1ith & Mason st Lincolu & Concordia Colorado_ Mail Chicago Fast 3 ansas City Expross. (¢ 8 City Expross. BIOUX CITY & PACIF] Depot I5th & Webster sts. Amited. 0145 p m| . &ST. PAUL. Depot 10th & Marcy sts. MISSOURI P2 Depot 15th and W ebste! Depot 1oth and Marcy sts| +arund tsinbd Kunms City Express. Daily Excopt Sunday. SUBURBAN TRALN Westward, between Council n addition to the stations mentionod, top at Twentieth and Twenty-fourth streets, and at the Sumit in Omuha, Blufls and Al {Sonth | Al- 4t 010 & m., arvive Bouth Omana 6335 & m. Returning ‘leaves South p.in,, arrive Omahs 0;10, daily ex- cept Sunday. Fast Limited, lantio Mail, Dafly 5pm|A No. § pmi{A No. 3, CHICAGO & NORTHW EST CLOTHING | ‘Dr. JOHN C. JONES, DISEASES OF WOMEN, Office, &, K. Cor. 1th and Douglas Sis,, Omalia Neb, BY AIR TO THE POLE. Alleged fnvention of an Aerial Ral way. David Thayer, A, M., M. D., is just out with a pawphlot’ setting forth a mighty novel proposition, in detail, on “An Aerial Railway for the Explora- tion of the Polar Zone, and for Air Transit Over Waterand Land,” Noth- ing moro readable in tho Jules Verne line was ever ovolved in brief, writos & Boston corrospondent. This invention of the naerial railway points the way to the first step in the solution of the sublime problom. The acrial railway consists of an apparatus which is acted upon by two forces, the first of which is the wind acting by obligue impact upon the surface of acro- plancs or Kites, and the second, the re- sistance to that same force, by means of drag at opposite ends of throe or mo draught lines. Iorce No. 1 is the di- rect action of the wind upon the aero- planes. Force No. 2 is tho resiftance which the drag offers to that of the wind, By the judicious use of these two forces we are enublea to travel over water and land, over s und oceans; to eaplore unknown regions of the polar zone; to cross the prai and pampas of North and South America. the arid stoppes of Russin, the sandy plains of Africa; o ourry the lifeline and needod supplies to shipwrecked mariners; to ascend to great attitudes for purposes of observation; to visit with littlo ex- pense and trouble any of the islands of the Pacific archipolagos; to reach the Northern and Southern Poles, and other tocalities which, by other meuns, are diffieult of access. The apparatus consists of soveral sor- ies of neroplanes or kites, and the drag linos of these kites areattached to somoe impediments or drags. .in the water the drag may consist of & number of boats fastened together, sometimes called a catamaran, to increase the ro- sistance of the wind, thereby diminish- ing the velocity of the neroplanes or kites, If the catamaran be insullicient in its resistance tothe force of the wind acting upon the neroplaues or kites, we may ndd logs of wood to the drag, or any other method of increasing 1ts weight and resistance. The drag, when traveling over the land, consists* of wheels and axles with a brake; when traversing over ico it consists of honvily laden sledges and any additional device to increase the resistance. At the very top of the figure are four balloons. The use of these balloons'is to keep the kites aloft when the wind dies away. These aeroplanes, or kites, may be multiplied at plensure, nnd ench kite may be made more buoyant by in- ing the number and size of the balloons, and the principal use of the balloons is to keep the kites aloft in the absence of the wind. If there were ways a wind to be depended upon there would be no use for balloon: In cach series of acroplanes, orJkites, there ure two broad. iarge kites, and to the right and left of them ure two narrow kites which we call wings. To the outer edges of these wings are attached ropes called brac: When in the course of the voyage it becomes necessary to change the direction of the fight, in order to avoid an island, an iceberg. or the enemy, if desirable to evade such dangpr: escape 1o star- board, we would haui upon the right- hand braces, thereby flexing the star- board wings. which would drive our ap- paratus away to the right. If, on the contrary, it becomes nccessary to es- cape to the left, we would huul on the port braces, thereby so fixing the port wings that our whole apparatus would be carried to the left. If, in case of voynges of obser n, it becomes necessary to seek greater or less alti- tudes, we effect this by hauling on the haylards which are attached .to the lower edges of tho aeroplanes or Kites, the lower ends of which haylards are within reach of the voyagers. JULIET'S BALCONY. A Funny Episode in the Early Career of Joe Joff:raon. From the “Autobiography of Joseph Jefferson,” now being published with pictures in the Century,is taken tie following: ‘I have before said that'a portion of my early theatrical education was drawn from hard work in tne pairt and property room of a theater, so thav when 1 became a manager | delighred in the ‘get-up,’ s iv was technically called, of plays, so far as our slendér means would permit. To fashion and paint a rustic bridge, with a wide board behind it, set upon two shaky trestles, for. Rob Ioy to cross over, was a special privilege. A profile boat for the *Lady of the Lake’ was another deiight. This perfectly unsafe-looking skiff was always set on i trunk mounted upon four little wooden wheels that no amount of black-lead could induce to keep from squeaking. The rope must be steadily pulled—the slightest jerk and over goes her ladyship into the guuze wuters. But let us return to the story. **Romeo and Juliet’ beine announded, 1 felt that the balcony scene should hayve some attention, and I conceived a sun- ple and economical 1dea that would ena- ble me, nt a day’s notice, to produce the effect in a manner ‘hitherto unpar- alleled in the anpals of the stage.’ Skirmishing about the wharves and the ship chandler’s, I chanced to light upon a job lot of empty candle boxes. taking a quantity the cardboards were thrown in, and nothing makes o finer or more imposing but unsubstan - tinl balustrade than cardboard, The boxes, placed one by one on top of each other and painted a nent stone color, formed a pleasing architectural pile. Before the play began I had cautioned Juliet that when she leaned her cheek upon her hand she should let her elliow rvest gracefully butlightly on the frail structure that was to supportit. Romeo also had to be cautioned, for, us the house of Capulet was already about his ears, it was necessary that at least his shins should escape any contact with the foundation. The scene opened with a backing of something, supposed to represent the distant city of Verona, with my new balcony in the foreground, Romeo and Juliet were warm and energetic in their love pas- sages, but still acted with becoming care and gentle consideration for the balcony ahout which they fluttered, All seemed to be going well till presently there came the sound of half-suppressod laughter from the audience. ‘Crogk- er,) said I, from the win 4 ‘are you shakin the balcony ‘No,” he whispered, ‘I haven’t touched it,” ‘What are they laughingat, then?’ ‘Can’t imagine,’ saidhe, The laughter increased uad it was quite evident that something not announced in the bills had gradually attracted the “attention of the audience "till at lastthe whole house had discovered the mishap, Juliet retreated in amazement and Romeo rushed off in despair and down came the curtain, ST rushed upon the staga to find out what had occurred, when, to my horror® I discovered that one of the boxes had been placed with the unpainted side out, on which was emblazoned n semi- circular trade murk, settiog forth thas the very corner-stone of Juliet’s bale cony contained twenty pouuds of the | best ‘short sixes.’” Change of 1ifo, backnobe, monthiy ireogu nge o l-rtun-.“;ot n-,b'- are cured by 3r. Mites Neorvioe. Free samples at Kuhn % Co.'s 15th sod Douglas. ¢