Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 23, 1890, Page 7

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SITUATIONS WANT P ARNESS maker w 1 years ex C B Tracy, Sible 1TUATION— Clarks ANTEL reference and bond furnished. nition ns collector; best of ‘Address 5 MALE H WANTED: ANTED—We dosiren first-class canvasser soll our patent flue stop. Call i frer 4 o'clock. ANTED—At once registored drug clerk. Inquire 161734 Far 706-23 W hotel Hoom 10. ¢ the Union Pacitic ex- tonsion in Utah and Nevada; healthy cli- mate, good wages and steady work, Albright's Labor Agency, 1120 Farnam st. ki v tah and 1th and 4. i on to work on feo at Swift's s, Cut-OMf Jake. Apply at ice iouse. {/ ANTED—Ttaflrond Inborers for Nevadn, Filley & Kramer, cor traveling sal our/ lubricating oil and § Columbin Oil & carr u side line, Iana, O. YHE Denver Stute Lottery tickets 0 cents, Address A, Denver, Colo, 590 “14 ANTED—A first cl; smith, one that can do first class plow work and horse shoeing; apply to Wm. Sperling, w“l;(‘l" Neb, / Sulesizen at #75 per month salar; and expenses to sell n iine of silver-plate WRre, watclies, et by sample only; horseand _ tenm'furnished fres, Writo at once for fuil par- ticulars and sample case of goods free. Stand- Hos Mnss. 8 onthill nurseries of Canada, We pay 3 0 to $100 a month and expenses 1o agents to sell our Canadian grown stock. Add, Stoce & Wellington, Mndlnon‘ Wis, iples us Clove- 821 21 want agents, Ross & Co., ANTED—Canvassers at Singer Sewing Mnchie Office, 1618 Donglas st. 206 F 3 WANTED- IMALE HELP, 'WAN'J‘I‘.D—AI 2112 Burt st., l’ll‘rl. GENTS Wanted—Lady and gentleman A agents wanted to introdnce a new line of spootaltios. Sellatslght, SATysTo por montly and expenses, Sample and full particulars to any address on recelpt of 25 cents. Address COrystal Manufacturing Co., ioux City, In. 70 2 ANTED—Gfrl for general housework, 2116 Califormn St. W 23) ANTED—3 cooks, private family, £ week; inandress, $4.60; 4 waitressos, i cnamber- maid, 2 Aishwashers, 4 cooks in boarding house, 50'girls general work: lots of new Dlaces overy fionrs | White's oftice, 110 north 0t W ANTED-—Gtri for general housowork: good wages to right party. S E. cor. 23th and Jones. L WAN'I‘I'?I)—(:umI girl for general house- work; must be good cook and laundress; 1817 Capitol avenue, Two chutibermaids, p sner §20, Saline hotel 3 girls for oflicers’ tamilies #20; nurse girls, ‘kitchen girls, laundresses, cooks for private familics; aud’ lots of new places every day: one good housekeeper for widower with'4 children, Mrs. Brega, 31444 8. 1 small hotel 5 ANT itehen gl to Ao general house- work, Gooa reference required. M 1. Androws, 8. w, cor. Zid ana Burt st ANTED—Ladies and young men tonstruct in book-keeping: siruations. J. B. Sith, expert accountant, 140 New York Life building, 750 261 URSES and_others wanted to thoroughl, qualify themselves tor medical aud surgical nurslng with few hours private instructions, Buccess guaranteed. Call and investigato my DR RENT=Rlogantly furnished room hieated by hotair: also use of bath: house hAsalim dern Improvements and only two blocks {rom postoffi ce and one bioek from New York Life bmlding; also first-class day board, at11] South Seventeenth st Omaha, 61 Joon nw Sicoly furnished room with board, all modern conveniences, cheerful rooms, ocntral lneation: 1722 Capitol Av opp. Trinity cathedral, JICELY furnished room, neat, gas, bath, #12, AN aiso single room at 8. 610 North i3tk FYWO turnished rooms tc lot s ave. NOR RENT—Furnishud rooms, with bath and 1619 Howard at. Lo S, dny board, gas, bath and steam lieat, Harnoy. TOURNISHED rooms with boara, Light, §2 per months well worth investiga- tion, Callat 210 N, 10th st 408 JOR RENT. Pleasant furnishod room and good table Loard for two gentlemen or two Iadies; #20 per month; on best motor line in city. 103 Park ave, i q'r CLAIR European hotel, cor, 1%th and Phiodge, Special rates by week or month, 2 NJICELY furnished rooms for gentlemen only, 1500 Dodge. v R RENT—Furnisned rooms, also nd back parlor. 160) Douglas FOR RENT-Furnished room for two or th geutlemen; modern; meals; 1818 Dodge, re ferences, s T~ Furnished room, 1010 Capit aave {OR RENT—Furnished rooms with board, 1522 Dodg st. s ANT turnished rooms, withor without ith, cor. California, 142 J36] T ARGE front room, with or without boar Jniso. smaller room; private family, 18 Dodge. 83 {OR RENT—Very pleasant room sultable for two_gentlemen, furniture new, on bast car line, 20 per month for board' and room. Address P 63, care Lo oftice, 533 FOR RENT---STORY JINE office property center of wholesale dis- trict 132x50, plate glasg fronts, stoam heat, AND OF MICES jes, high cealings,ete, wifi alter tc ‘I'hese are dandles. Particularsat roon National Bank. fl JOR K INT—Store bullaing, iird floor, 20x100, with use ot ‘arnam st. 626 2 h\nu RENT—The {-story vrick bullding, with or without power, formarly-occupied oy the Ree Publishing Co., ‘918 Farnim st- The buiid fug ins a fire proof'cement basement, complete stoum-heating fixtures, water on all the i gas, erc._Apply at the'oftice of The liee, QTORE for rent, 614 . 10th at. MJacksol Inquire 15 S o7 (OR RENT — The undersigned being tho owner of of the following vacant stores and cwellings, will rent the same at speciat low rates to secure desirable tenants for the win- ters ‘I'wo new brick stores, 24th and Grace, ench 20x60, with ¢ TS, Three new brick 7-room flats, 24th and Grace, with mantels, bath rooms and modern con- veniences. 8ix new brick 1l-room houses, with ever modern convenience, for rant at less than halt rates, 20th and Burdette. One new brick 10-room house with every con- venience, 26th and Marcy. Oue store bullding and_large celiar, 16th and Wirt, with meat market tools and fixtures, very' cheap. i smail bousos at #8 and 80 per mouth each, For particulars call at office, room 1, Rarker block. CT. 'llyllorl;fi. OR RENT—Store and good ight basement; also fine lght corner basement in the new bullding on s e. corner 1ith and Jones sts.; store jana baseinent 50, corner basement 15 Apply at the store 706 8 1ith st. Georgoe Clouser. TORE 22xI0 feot, 4 Stories and basemont, 100 Hiarney. 06 K RENT—Store, feet. 2 stories and celiar. 3614 Farnam st. JOR BENT—Huif Store, 1616 Douglas st. 0680 Nathan Shelton, 900 JF.5ou bavetns prev o (nfluenza, Which leads to branchius, pneu: monia and consumption, consult Dr. 1, Waitar Smith,physician and surgeon,late of New Vork city, Office, room 10, Bushman bik. cor. 16th and Douglas st. 3t JERSONAL~Tha Metrobolitan nall cor, 14th 1 Dodge, ean be urad with or without supper rooms tAr buils, parties, weddings,con- ntions for the ason of 1%), Apvly to orge Heyn 315 8 1 S8 STORAC FI'HE cleancst and best storage in the city at low rat al 1114 Douglas street. Omaha | Auction & Stornge Co. 9 TRACKAG M Bushim CLAIRVOYANT. M &8, ECCLES, the famons fortune telier and AVLciairvoyant: business, love, marringe and changes; message treatment, 60; 8. 13th 745 26) Jrontt Teller. Lenorman can be consnlted on all affairs of 1ife, Satisfaction 15th st. B2 £ 18% a grippe, guarantesd. No. 10 N, I y Jave the prevalling trouble, or influenza, which Iaeds in bronchliis, pn monia And consumption, consult at once Dr, Walter Smith, physician and_surgeon, lat Now York olty, Oitice, room 10, Bushm cor. 10th and Donglas st. I)ll.n,\nmlic WARREN, clairve fcal and bubiness mediam. 110 N. 10th st., rooms lisenses and i, W5 A sp ecial SHORTHAND AND YPEWRITING. QTANDARD snorthand school,room ars WDk, (successor to Valentine's! the 1argest ex- clusive short hand school in the west. Teachers are verbatim reporters. Particular attention pald o typewriting. Mechanical construction of machine taught by factory expert. Clrculars, FOR SALE MISCELLA {(ORSALE-Or trade, kind family horse, buky and slelgh, niso office dosk, Address o 28 JOUS. Tic Toase, furniture and xiu o Bradly Houst, Tecumseh, Neb. . 01 25§ Mng trouble, 1n gripoe, | *'u.mfl Of private MONeTto loan on lmprove Dinside propertys castugn hand, °Conteal Tnd vestment Co, Room 3, Chiuver of Commerce o L mvy M ONEY TO LOAN in araatities from &0 to AVLE50m, No delay. Ise hna Tnd mortgages bought, ate_mondFlat Towest rates and best privileges Renl| cxinte for change, B. 4 Kendall, rogm 508 Brown buildtng, 5 I bl "o R Sholes, room 210, First National bank, befors making your Hns 10 (\HATTEL loans at confidential. J. B.E iy rates, busineas nger, 117 Farnam st. 110 o s - — Ml ve & Frust Co., N. V. Life M bidg,complote abstracth turnjshad and ttles toreal estate examined o oAl eitate lo Cox, 502 N, Y. Life " 0! Y to loan on horses, wagons, muie: A¥Lhousehold goods, planos, organs, diamona: at lowest rates, The Hirst organized loan office in the city, Makes loans from ihirty to three hundred and sixty-five days, which can be paid in part or whole at any time, t.us lowering the principal and interest. Cali and see us when You want money, We CAn assist you promptly and to_your AAvAntage without renioval of property o publieity, Money always on hand. kn delay in making loans. (, teod & Co., 98 ?l er Bingham & Sons, 08 MONEY—i0. 0 or 0 days on furniture, AVLpianos, horses, houses, etc. J. J, Wilkiason, 618 Paxton bik. 12 H E. COLE, loan agent. Open evenings, B\ ith st., ¢ ONEY loaned on furniture, horses and wa- gons, raten rousonable. Cliy Loun Co. 118 5 13thst., opposite Millard notel. 116 -1\ ONEY to loan_on real estate security at lowest rates. Before negotinting Loaus see Wallace, R 310 Brown bldg., 10th and Doug! y 7 ANTED—First class inside loans, Lowest Call and ses us. Mutual [uvest- ' ment C 1604 Farnam. 106 TMONEY to lon on any socuriey } for short-time at low rates, Lowest rates on personal property. The Henderson Mortgage (nyestment company room 40, Paxton block. I An uprigit plano, almost new. Room 4, Withnell bik, 16th and Harney, T One cutter, Three buggies, Two earriages, Four ponies, Threo carts, One coal bed, One set single buggy harness, One set double buggy harness, One chest carpenter’s tools, One bfiat silver cornet, Room 13, Board Trade, 630 or puies in Sure cure or money refunded, t to any pddre celpt, of o M. Firby, 1018 Clark streot, Omaha, DILE REMEDY—Tosit) all forms. eighs! Sleighs! Omaha's lurgest variety. W. T, Seaman, 1331533 N, 16th st, 518113 or trade—One flat top desk ght-foot standing desk, one lease of section of school lands, 48) acres ' of improved Trestern land wud six sections of U. b milroad OR one Fyou have the prevailing trouble, Tiu Gripp or Infiuenza, which leads to bronchitis, pneu- monia and consumption, consult at once Dr. J . Walter Smith, physician and surgeon, late of New York City. Office room 10, Bushiman blk, corner 16th and Douglas st. 565 .12 JOOR SALE—Some good watches and_dia- monds cheap. B. F. Masters, rooms 4, With- nell blk, 88 at Seaman’s. TrorsaL Omaha's largest variety, Landaus, conper, rockaways, 340-9 OR SALE—A well furnished first-class Voarding house, 2204 Farnarm st. 458 JFOR SALE-A quantity of building stone: “pPIy to the superintendent Beo bullding, Fine close carriages OR'SAL1i—A fli-horse power Porter. eniiue in good condition. weight 100 pounds.cylin- der 11x10; for particilars ayply to The lige of- f 7 (STORES at, 207700 711 § 16th, 2x60 each, Jars ¥ how windows, steam heat furnished. ull, 311 Paxton bk, QTORE 2x132 feet, 4 storles and basement, 1107 Harney. 194 Thos. 564 FOR RENT--ROOMS UNFURNISHED {OR RENT—3 unturnished steam-heated rooms. I'Wo ten room houses, 18th strect, Detween Charles and Clarke. Also one of tho best locations in the eity for a barber shop, Fred D. Harris, 1519 Dodge st. 60224 JOR RENT—4-room sulte, nufurnishod, suit- able for housekesping, gns, water, eic,, to Zamily without childron; Rorthwest cor. ‘17th e, TO RF WANTED- TANTED-~To rent a four or six roomed house or flat (furnished) within four blocks trom postofice, answer No, 16 Douglas st. care H. Sonenlerg. 804 24) 7ANTED to rent small farm near Omah; Address J. Tedens, U, P, R. R, shops, C. dept., Omaha, 780 22 ANTED-To rent an elghtroom house with all modern conveniences; must be nandy to car lines. Address H.J. Pinkering, 00X h27. Omaha. T29-20 KEW ARD will be paid_to anyone for the A iiresn of domn W Barker wad Mrich 5. Barker. C. L. Erickson, 212 N 10th st. 50122 PO young gontlomen, strangers in city. !‘EZ method of training,” Jumes A. Lonsdalo, With- sire the acquaintance of two respeci nelt block, 1oth and Harney ) young ludies. Address T 32, Bee office. 70 ARE TNasren CINTIRE weather strips furnished and put ) 238 on windows for 3¢ a foot. Wurranted to W ANIED—Ladies and_ gontlemen to ingro- Quce our goods on_sulary or commission, athome or traveling. #130 on credit. Addross with staip, Royul Glove Co. Cinciniat, Ohio. ID—Ludy agonts wanted for iny new “Novelty Walst™—a child's’ walst, “skirt, panties and hose supporter combined, The cuteav ittlo garment ever made. Agents make 860 datly. "Also Melntosh water-proof Reg- 1ans, “French Peasants,” Motler Hubbard: alpaca outside, rubber 1aside—and full ifne Iadies’ and chiliren's furnishing goods, Stam) Tor catalogue, st,, Chicago. E, i, Campbell, 48¢ Randolpi B19-25¢ DRESSMAKING. Iast b years and kee) out all dust and coid draughits, Address L. J. Keene, 5024 Hamilton ntrent, 003-245 JOR ADOPTION--A two-months old baby girl of strictly first-class parentage, Ad- dross T 14, Bee office, 815 22§ CONOMIZE in fuel and keep your cellar cool by covering your steam pipes with ¥oasil Meal, fire-proof, non-conducting cover- ing. HReferences and estimates given upon ap- biication. 1. 0. McRwan, western agent, 1611 Howard st., Omala, Neb. 860 J % T spubave the prevailing trouble, Ln Grippo or Intluenza, which leads to bronehitis, pueu- monin and consuniption, consult at onca'Dr. J, Walter Smith, physiciai and surgeon, late of New York city Oflicaraom 10, Bushman blk., corner 16th and Douglas. 555 112 M . WRISH, 1ilb CApitol avo. dress & Cioak maker; plush mnuranlud.ruuno&:mmul 188 0'DONOHORE. dressmaking plush cloaks steamed, relined wud retited. 11 Douglua. TNGAGEMENTS to do dressmaking in fam: Dt i b o oy Vi Bl VB up ! _ bes £13) FOR RENT---HOUSES, fi(ilfitl‘fium- WL 16 Ware DIk R RENT—An 8-room detached house. fur. nnoe, bath, ete,, 20th and Leavenworth, $40, David Jumieson, liee bldg. il H* COLE, notary public and ;.'r;n;ny‘)l“xi\cdr. In any kind of business. m 15, Chamber or“liom- TE you wish to engay come and 560 us. me) JOST-—Strayed or stolen, from 24 Chicugo t., On night of Jan. U, & roan milch cow, long borns; lfiu Wwili be given for her return. J. W. Mayuard. 68 27t OR RENT~ From Feb, 15, & 10-room houss, {n good repair and modern {mprovements, southwest cor, 18th and Capitol ave, |Ilalllr' of W. G. Doane, 515 N. Y, L o7y w1 Joox RENT—One tloor, 108 8, %ith 5. j\imunn’l-—A Troom brick fias, watre and wan 1102 813, up stairs, room's, 630 DR RENT--New 8-room h 25 and Call B ey e Wakeley, roum 606 N. Y. Life buliding. 980 K RENT—About Jauuary 4, to responsible j A Galy, & revidence h the. bl block, cor, 19th and Chicago: most mouern, attractive and cheap. W. J. Paul 1000 Farna () HE tower story of bouse No. b Fopius ud closet, air hoat, mantel and grate, gas, cold abd elsterh water, Toom, ggod cellar, nico aodded ab wou o, 615 d ROOM flat with steam b 16th st., Bilioee Thosr b Hal 41 baston block. “SH FOR RENT--ROOMS FURNISHED B RENT—Fur ishiod NT Furnisiod wud ufurpisiied LY futnisned AT Loa 7 ELL heated “ boara, BT 1 ulooly fur- Flili i i South 2ith B‘)I RENT-Furnished roows on tirst tloor, Sloaw Leat, 213 B, Twenly-fourt st. 613 _S' BRAYED or stolen—Jauuary 15, one gray and one sorrel horse. Keward for return. G. W. Forbes, 19th and AVirt st Ti6-28) OST—Between 14th and Harney and Union ldepot. & pocketbook containing 850, Heturn oGRS, 16tn and recelve rewardl, T05-22 OBT—A aark red cow. no horns; wearlng i rope huiter. Hewand if retarsied, CBEist Jensen, 15th and Wyman streets, Soush Omana, 0422t DR RENT-Houses and stores, Property cared for, taxes paid. Midland Guaranice & Trust Co., 1014 Farnani st. Abstracts, 961 'ou wish 1o rent & house or store sce H. K. ¥ Cole, Coutinental block; offico open evenigias. fice, JFURE carriago toawms and siugle drivers and fresh milch cows for sale at W. B Miilard's Hiliside stock farm. Horses wintered auTeas- onable rates. T.J, Fleming, m'g'r, C:Allflnn.mb, (30-Feb 21 WANTED---TO BUY. ANTED—A fresh milk cow, call 1318 Far- nam st. 8 RESPONSIBLE customer wants to buy o fot and have owner buiid an_8-room house on same, in neighborhood of high school; cus- tomer will pay ou monthly paymonts, - Go-op- erativo Land and Lot Co., 205 N, 16t st. 708 24 “A CRE proverty wanted—Will pay cash for few pioces of ucre property. Apply to C McMenemy, Hoom 20, Continental bIogk, | & M. park: 100 lots TANTED—100 lots in B in B, & M. terraco; Jand In Kentucky, Tennesses and Georgla; horses, cattle, mds. of aoy kind : shave customors for' the foregoing. v. H. Carse, Sheely block. ki VW ANTED—Koller desk. Address T:yrgxee. d TMONEY toloan, O.F. Davis Oo, real estate and loan agents, 1505 Farnam st. 108 T BYSTONE Mortgago Co.—Loans of #10_ ta £1,000; got our rates bsforo borrowing and save money: loan on horses, furnitire or any aporoved seeurity, without' publicity: notes Dbought, for new joan,renswal of old and lowest. Fates. Call 1L, Sheely blk, 15t & Howard sts. i o or ex- | d¥tected & guaranteed. | OOK over this list: 4 A fine little home, 0 rooms, water, Sower counections, mantel, not & m s, bath, from P | O, on ear lina, paved sireet, east tront, 4 | cASn, bal at Gpet cont on easy’ terms; & great bargain Double front 1 Kilby place, only #1,000: 5 Acres on beit iine, will muke 24 fifty £t lot &0AD 11 thiK fr $ome one can sellon easy terms o tradd it for & good builiing lot. { East front lot In Mayne place Just off Leaven- worth st , only &30, | 0 £t on 13tn near Nichoias, #100 0 ft in 8hinn's on Char ath front, 5-room cot- tage, #2500, engy terms. | Wil build a house to suit you in Plainview or | sell on monthly payments. eapest corners in Dwight & Lyman's addi- £1,200; vasy terms, ‘oom_cottnge, Miami stroet, Just off 24th, N3 eAsy terms. : ot on Davenport strect near Yate's resi- , only #1,800; a grent bargain. n'seli cottages in almost any addiiton on easy monthly payment Call and see. I'{na Jot near Spuiaing nnd #itn, paving and curbing all paid for; can sell it for gt ¥. K. Darling, Rarkor Block, 505 h and Farnam, 01t BALE- D, DO trades, rarm of LT % W, Hamtlton coun ty, Neby, 2 milos from Marquette, small house, stable, 300 acres of pasture fenced, living water, price only 810 per ncre, #,477.00, one-thira 185 crov included. Terms, #2200 cash, balance # or cont interest, ¥ K- Atkios, owaer, rafltond NOR SAL y cheap on_ten_years time several well improyed oastern Nebraska farms near Omaha, Wil exchange for good Omana property. - Apply to the owner, O. Me- Meneny, Room 3, Contiuental block, . .. OR SALE or trade by Urum & Bishop, room 54, Hoard of Trade. FHE best Business Resllence Vacant and suburban properties in the market aro far sale by - tho old reliable M. A. Dpton Co,. 16th and Farnam, 13) 7 ERY low, 2 new houses and lots in Council Blatrs: 1'lot, South Omaha, very little mon- ey required. Wit A . Paddock, Bigin, Neb. B2 25+ {IVE room cottages (81,500, each (3 100 cash down, balance 815 per montli, Thos. F, Hall, 11 Paxton block. iz YV AUGH & Westertiold,roal estate 131 govi"l‘f()n{z{xfimn W. L, Selby's ada. 8500, » 280 POR SALE or Dice— T80 OIS uninoum- bered Knnsas tor city or Dougl property. 1€ you wish to by or sell real estate or borrow money in any quantities be sure to eallon 1. ). Kendall, room 5 Lrown buflding. OANS made on real estato and_mortgagos bougat. Louls 8. Keod & Co,It 1 board, trade 0 ns at low rates and no First Natlonal bank. 05 QIRST mortan FEE v B\ 1ot oles, ONEY to loun; cash on Liand, no delay, J W, Equire, 150 Farnam st., First Nationai bank bullding. 11 1\'. ONEY to loan on city or farm property. Geo. J. Paul, 1009 Farnm st, 12 H. ® COLE, loan agent. Open evoufi:u” 1 1 000—Private money to lown ot wili buy good 11 Dmortgage, W, L. 8élby, r 13, Board of x;ndo. BUSK S CHANOE:! FINE stock farm in lowa.6) miles from A Omaha and 3 from Sioux City, tor #ale or trade; itis well improvet. Crum & Bislop, room B, Boara of Trade. W - T OR SALE—Good bushiss, aiso liyery bar Vest location inclty: geod reason for sell- Ing. " Adaress Lock Box 11y Holdrege. Neb. 8 000 8100k of dry goods and clothing, bar- ain for cash, box 168, Brankfort, Ind. OR BALE—Blacksmith and wagon shop: one roller feed mill aud lengine house com- plete; house, barn and agfive lots. Call_on or nadress J. C. Hall, Lelgl, Neb. -F {OR SALE—The contmliing interest in & weil catabiishied stato baujein a live county sent in Nebraska; the oldsst'bank in the place: nas tho largest 1ine of A4baits, and all the best facilitios for conducting the business: will bear the most thorough invagtigation. M. H, Hen. derson, room 400, Paxtp block. Omana, e TEen Wisi {0’ engnge 'Hi Businbds cams’ $ia secus, Wer can offerfybu wu. opportudity nover befora equalled. Koom: 16, Chamber of Commerce, 484 YV ANTED A partacr with 83,000 capital o a well established. grain_and seed businoss ina livetown in eastorn Nebraskd. Room 15, Chamber of Commert 198 FOR EXCHANGE. OIL EXCH A NGE-$:5,000 silver mining stook Nebraska, Kansas, lowa farms, team horse and buggy, rental property siightiy e cumberea, merchandise of all kinds and mort- gage paper. J. H, Carye, Sheely block, Tw-t5 14,000 stock of dry goods and gents' furnish- Ding. 8,5 cash or bankablo paper, halance trade. Limback & Honesteel, Grand Tsland, Neb. 04 208 OOK—Diamonds for clear lot. £ rings, 1 Istud, r-rings, 1 ladies’ pin, valued at 3675, WhaUhave youto'ofter? - Adaress T8, tige, by 2 EE)H'I'EA()Eix;xTar for good Oniana proporty or merchuadise. 115, Chnmbeor of Commerce MPROVED farm and city property for mor- chandise, Address, Rooin, I5ChAmber Com- merce. 128 ANTED—At Drady Island, Neb., a_news. aper and & rotler mill. Address G. D, Matthewson, 622 ANTED—Turniture, carpets, houseliold oods, for cash. Wells Auction & Storage Co.. $17 8. iath & [ JANTED to Buy—#,500 good short time paper. H, H. Henderson, 400 Plx{.&n blk. (CASH for all kinds of huusehold gooas at 1114 Douglas street. Omana Auction & Storage Co ANTED—A stock of drugs. Box Gl Omaha, Neb. o il on or F YOU have anything to exchange lg,lllw address H. E, Cole, R.6, Continental, open evenings. ANTEDto trade & good Nebraska farm for a ciear South Omaha lot, .15, Cham- ber of Commerce, o1 W\ Ehinve some fio Omaha residence proper- ty, encumbered for about one-third of its value, to exchange for clear Nebraskn land eust ofrangoe 16 west, and south of township 21 north. Room 15, Cnamber of Commerce. 401 -‘W'A’ri"i‘i: To exchango lots for borses an Room 15, Chamber of Commero WAN'I‘HIl;(Ioad commercial paper. No- braska Mortigage 1oau Co., 01U Paxton bk, MONEY TO LOAN. - UILDING Joaus made at 10West rutes of in- terest. Also, loans on unimproved city property. We nave some private funds to loui on brick residence or business blocks upon very favorable terms. Good mortgage notes bought, Kimball, Champ & Ryan, 1205 Furnum at. N OR SALE or Exchange—A half interest in a haraware and plumbing business, Houses and lots in Omaha. 1f you want a home inves. tigate this, Room 15, Chamber of Comlgl:u!rcu. TS in Sherldan pince, Leavenworth stret, three blocks from street cars,only two miles from court house. Pricea $5)0 per lot, 310 down and #10 a month, seven per cont interest. Lewis S. Reed & Co., room 13, Board Trade. 817 VWL el the very desicablo residonce. of Robeat Ea 859., on Howard st., West Omihu, near dith st, T8 propert ty cofiiprises & well built house of 11 rooms and attic that wiil {:1\'« 3 more rooms if needed. First floor 1s fintshed tn Oak and sccond m Georgia hard pine. Cellar and laundry, furnace ana furnace room complete, sewer, gas and city water con- nections all made. Harn tor 5 horses and ample carriuge room and_room for conchman. Lot has 110 2t, frontage by 170 depth to a 20-foot private Promises front south on_Sireet writh established grade and are in the best © dence location in the ¢ lli‘ of Omaha, Satisfac- tory roasons given for selling. Ames, Sole Agent, 1507 Farnam St 613 23 Lls'r your property with H. K. Cole. Sbl"ru Omaha lots, W. L. Selby's add. R SALE—#530 will buy lot f0x12) in Omana Viow, one block from motor line, nicely on grade. Lots in this addition are worth $1,000, and the above only. 16 price i open for u short time G. B, Tzachuck, care Umaha Boe. 161 ACRES Omaha property for sale on your own term. Daniols, &34 N. Y. Lite, [ QTRINGER & PENNY, > Real Estate Agents, Have for sale or trade, Desrable lots, blocks and acreage property, A Oinana and viclaity. - Correspoudence so* cited. 3 S. . corner 16th & Dodge, Omaba. [ Board of Kqualization, Notice of the sitting of the City Council ass Board of Equalization. To the owners of ots and lands abutting onor adjacent to the streets, alleys or avenues, situated in whole or pact within any of the dis: tricts hereinnfter naiea, You and each of you are hereby notified that the City Council will sit as a Board of Equalization at the office of the City Clerk in the Douglas County Court Houss on the 30th dny of January 40, fiom § o'ciock 8. m. to b o'clock p. m.. for the purpose of Equalizating the proposed levy of special taxes and asses- ments and correctng any errors therein, and of hearing all complaints that the owners of roperty 80 to be taxed and assesed may make. Said specinl taxes und assements being levied according tolaw to cover the cost and expenses of paving and the full cost or one-half cost of grading as hereinafter stated: PAVING, Alley in Alley Paying Diatrict No, 70, GRADING. Selden street, from Leavenworth street to Pacific street. Plensant street, from Leavenworth street to Pacific street, irove street, from Loavemworth strect to illc streef th avenué, from Half Howard street to venworth street. 3Ist street, from Farnam street to Leaven- worth sireet, 6th street, from Plerce street to Hickory st. You and éach of you are notified to appear Defore sald Board of Equalization at the time and place above specified, to make any com- plaint, €statement, or - objection you may desire concerning said proposed levy and asspssment or special taxes, JONN GRAVES, City Clork of the City of Omulia, January 224, 1800, g 221t Dis olutic n of Copartnership, The firm heretofore existing under the namo of Rosentield & Zunder.is this day dissolv- ed by matual consent, All debts due the late firm are to be pala to Zunder & Hurrls, sue- cossors to Rosenfleld & Zunder. HENEY ROSE AARON ZUNE Omaha, January 17th, 150, FIELD, W, GEFLUYS add. o 5 Omai ons o 8500 exch rses. 3 Bonrd of Trade, o 3 W TMUNEY loaned on chattels or B 1f you wish to buy. call on Crum & Bishop,room i, B LOANS at lowest rates; cash always on hand; inotes bought; money advauced on any available security. The People's Financial Ex- change, room 7, Barker biock, 121 HILADELPHIA Mortguge & Trust Co. fur- LAk clewp easterr: monoy o borrowors. purchase securities, perfect titles, accept loans at their wostern office. Goorge W. P, Contes, room 7, board of trade, [ MONEY 0 loan on_furniture, organs; pianos, horses and wagons. = Hawkeye Investment Co., room 3, a3 Bk, 16th ayd Dodgs wie. ()} bundred dollars private mouey Lo lo 'or will buy short time mortgage or note. Room I3, voard of trade, A 6 PER CENT residence loans $3.000 to #10,000 Bullding loans at special rates. The Mead 1nvestment Co., Bee bullding. 102 UNEY to loan in large sums, Central In. vestment Co, Hoom Chamber offlsflm merco. Plil\ ‘ATE money to buy small notes or mort- gugés. Room i3, Board of Trade. 12 RIVATE Mouey, P! lowest rates, 1o deiny. Mort'g bought. J. Kendall, 306 Brown bl 2T-143 NONEY louned on any availabie wecurity: business strictly confidential. State Loan Co., room 19, Continentai bik. 8- i B LDING Loans—04 107 per cent; (tioMlal charges for commissions or attor- ney's fees. W. IS Meikie, First Nat bank b 10 H_ E COLE rental agent; office open svén- sings. Wi UIL)ING loans. D.V, Sholes, 210 First National bank building. i~ 16 J J. Wilkinson, room 618 Paxton plock. PERSONALS. (COBAS, buplons and warts scleutically troatod. Mamage and electric vapor treat- wents by Sralusdoperators. Lonsdals pariors, Wit block, und Harney. L) PEOIAL—fo Invalias, 1,000 for auy case of S OF MDY chse Of iomale WeAkUess. w) my Spectiic hmod‘l\vlu not cure. Bafe and sure and . $1.00 for one month's treatment, seut 1o auy address on receipt of Brice, Address Mixs oo M. Firby, geniral i for Nel ) ’g’\uk aslreet, MO)‘K' to Loan—By B. F. Masters, in any amount from 810 1 time from one to anh a0l i ‘months, SRt UPL A sl e o orses, s, 6te., i suy “mount atthe lowest p."aluah o rates without re- wmoval of property or l’“h‘lflh’:‘ My loans are 0 arranged that you can make » ent at any time And reduce your loterest DR Fata. You pay Iterest omiy for the time you keep the money. If you owe on ;ufi‘nr property I will take 1L up and earry 1§ tor ou. oney always on band. No delay. Nopub- leity. Lowest rates. B. F, Masters, roou. Wn{mlfib\nfi. 1bth s Hunoy‘lnf" bus. 4 Lot Tl e u idg. | | cent, long _ ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. COMPETE sev of obattel mortgage ab- A ek, Shoa. BB e room3. _ FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE, FWO fine lots near packing house Omaha, frontage of 134 ft by 1), 6-room cottago und, rooui for 7 dore. always'wiil be rented at a large profity,plty water on street, A E only 3,100, $1,00) cash, bilaice at 7 per no better chance than F. K, le)lrlllu‘i. 43 Barker block, 803 20 1,200 to loan on Tmrfived or_vacant prop- erty. G, J. Caswell, BNCNow York Lite. CLOTHING - JOR BALE~—60 teet trofittag south on Han- scom park, $LOW. C. 'y Harrison, No ¥ Lite. o JPOR SALE—sx156 tecummr the Milton Kogers place West Farnam, and soutn front, ¥,00; terms easy. O, F, Wyrrison, N, Y. Lifo, WOV i 28 e HAVE cash customer|for & 81600, 82,00), 4000 or 80,000 mt0ck of dhocories, Km0 SEock of gencral merchandise tAtequity in Nebraska farms; also cloar lands and: cash for merchan- dise. J. M. Ward, Hoony b fisrker block, 4 00 24% OT [0x150 Hanscous! place, east front, on Lxmu. houset raoms, gellar, city water, two ory barn, 2x25, nice siigde trees, price 82,i0, Five ncra property 1 miles west Ot Dutidas fl: wéowro. Jrrt fln‘w"gnndfl next sea- 9 ohuson ygren, room Chamber of Gommorce. wren SeR R SALE—~Three half lots in Plainview on Saunders st, $1,000 each; J. H. Lamb, Coun- oll Bluls, 605 21 DR SALE—A barged ‘laiaview, coruor TR §ik0% o Parpin 1 Fiaiaview, coruer Double corner on Lake stroet, §1,600; §00 Double corner in South Omaha, o o Tl 5 3 uiles from Keohaaye Buliding,80uth O matie, 310 acres 5 miles from city limits, bighl PrOved; B1a000; alf ouan ) \BIta, bighly i Six-room col with bath, etc., coruer, on by ey 1 h: WR 00 ot siame 1ok, % *% A Homan, Hoom's, Frenzer block, 812 RTY-FOUR foot on 16th st., near Wit Hio Bow Diasiieas BIoGE] Fanta or i 8 your: must have $18,000 cash, 13,000 ut ¢ per twe; great offer. Address H_B. Nouce. Matter of Application of Bert Beardsiey for liguor license, Notice is hervby given that Bert Beardsle; d1d upon the 21th day of Jenuary, A 1840 flie ik application to the" Board of Fire and Police Commissioners of Omaha, tor license 1o sell malt, spirituous and viuous liquors at No, 12 N, 1ith street, Third ward, Omaha, Neb, from ihe It day of January, b, to the st day of January. 1891, 11 there be no objection, remonstrance or pro- test iled witnin two weeks from Jlnuur‘{ £ad, A. D, 1500, the said license will be granted. 22.20 BERT BBARDSLEY, Applicant. Notice, Matter of application of Robert Telfora for “liquor lvense, Notice is hereby given that Robsrt Teiford aid upon the l4th day of January, A, D. 15, file his wpplication to the Hoard of Eire and Police Commissioners of Omahu, far license Lo sell malt, spirituous sud viuous liguors at No, 1619 ebster streer, Fifth ward, Omahs, Neb,, from the 15t day of JAUALY, 1880, to the st day of Januw 501, 1f there be no objection, remonstrance or pro- within two weeks from January rbth %, the sald license will pe granted. HonEnt TELFORD, Applicunt. RAILROAD TIME CA Leares | CHICAGO, BURTIN _Omaha. | Depot 10th and Ma 315 p m) . Chicago Vestibul am +e.Chloago B 0pm Chicago Bxpre 415 p m|Chicago Fast Mall via U.F. Tra BUR NGTON & RIVER[ Arrivos Dopot 10th and M " Omahn 00 p m 815 p m Denver Kepross 056 a m K C ST.J. &C. B Arrivos _Depot 10t and Mason str Omaha, Kunas City Day Expres 845 p m /K. C.Night Exp. vin U. B, Trans UNION PACIFIC, . |_Depot 10tk and Marey stroots. My Ovorland Fiyer Timited Fast M; Donver Krpross A m Arrives Omahn, % pm| 1030 a m 445 D m|Gramd Taland Exp. (except 8 03 A m 8 City Express 3 [CHICAGO & NORTIIWESTERN. | Arrives maha. | U P depot, 10th and Marey Sis.| Oriaha W5 am +.Chicago Expross 608 p m 420 b m| Vestibule Limiie 05 b m 800 p m| L Atiantic T & m 25 1 m 1020 & m Toaves | cCHICAGO, R 1. & PACLFIC, | Arrives Omann. | 171 dupot, J00h and Mar Sraann AP m 0060 m olsam % pm 415 p m 2100 & m Teaves |CHICAGH | Arrives | Omniia. 605 p m Ll e e m OMAHA & ST. LOUIS. | Arclvos . P depot, 10t aud Muroy Sta.| Omain. 16 0 m . Lonts Cannon Ball. ... |10 p m Teaves | = SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. | Arrives b, [U. B depot, 10th Sta.| Oman am Sioux City 5 b m SE Paul Bxpr Teaves | SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. | Arrlvos Omana. | Depot 15th and Webster Sta, | Omuha, U5 p m| St Paul Limitod 35 n 0 . & MO k Depot 1ith and ¥ 000 m| Blnck Hills Bxpross, 000 n m| astings Exp. 510 p m & 10 b m| 1020 & m Teave « Arilvos Omabin. | Depot | Omaha. B0 n m |- Sloux City 945 p m 100 p m| Stoux Clty Expross 100 p 545 p m!. . Oakiand Accommodation....| 445 n m Teaves [ MISSOURL PACIFIC, | Arrives Owmahin. h and Webster Sts. | Omaha. 1030 & m|....St. Louls & K. C. Expross. 915 p m Touls & Pros. ! UBURBAN TRAL Oak Chatham . Drutd Hill Lake Streot. Walnut Hill Dundes Pl 03/8.01 06/8.03 3.8 Reymour Park | .. POrtal,cuee..n Eastwar Portal.........| Seymour Vark. | . Mascot. B Lawn West Dundee ¥ Wulout H Lake Street.. Drutd Hill. Onk Chatham. . | Webster Stroet 10 UNION PACIFI BURBAN TRA! Theso trains also stop at 15th, th and 24th strects, Summit and Snvidge Cro *Working- men’s {rains do not run Sunday. “Brond-| Trans-| 7 Wy | for |omann [*ta-" [sonth | Atwrice cBiuita| Depot.| Depot.| tion. | Omana.| Depot. > Arrives |ranator 40 & m iRpm 50 i Atiantio Express. Vestibnle Limited. CHICAGO & NORTHW ESTER Union Depot, Councll Bluffs. hicago EXDross. tibule Limite: ustern Flyer. tlantio Matl CHICAGO, MIL. & ST. PAUI Union Depot, Councll Blutls. hicago Mall. Transfor 6.00 p 5102 m Arrives 'ransfer 215 p m Arrives | ranster HIOAGO, & nion Depot, Council “Leaves Transfor QUINCY. Blufls. Arrives v Union Depot, C. Sioux_City Accomm TSC. Paul Bxpreas. The largest, fastest and finest in the world Passonger accommodntions unexcelled. New York to Glasgow via. Londonderry Anchoria, Jan ... #th | Furnessta. ... Feb. 8th Devonia, February 1st | Circassia, ... Fob, lith New York to Azores,Gibralter and Italy SALOON, SECOND CLASS AND SBTEERAQE rat: on lowest torms. Excursion Tickets reau made available to return by either the Pletur: esque Clyde and North of Ireland, or River Mersey and South of Ireland, or Naples and Gibralter, A 4 “State of California,” building. EXCURSIONS 0T PARIS - OR CONTINENTAL Touns on lowest terms. Travelers' Circular Letters of Credit and Drafts for any amount at lowest current rates. Apply to any of our local agents or to Hederson Brothers, Chicago, Il 8. HALL. V. MOORES, H. MAnzs, U, P. Depot. 4 e TO_WEAK_MEN e e o send '-Ivun' l;;uc:nnu-a' %.'?:‘f«n containiig full for home cure, BoVenaid medtoal work : snowid be read an who s nervous and debiitate rof, ¥, C. FOWLER, Mood! THE REALTY MARK H R, _C KE of charge, A Radres NSTRUMENTS placed oo resord dunug yostorday. Emine Metzgor and husband o Joy How, lot 1, bik 48, Grandyiew, w d .. .8 5,000 Jos How and wife toT'8 Schlessinger, lof I, blk 458, Grandview, w d. D L Thomis and wife to M J atier, lots 20aud 21, blk &, Briggs Place, wd ... .. 350 30 Mitiar 10 1L Thoumas, 10t . Bisils T, T Ry A L 2,000 Mux Meyer et al 'to’ WU Hodma ik 2 Manhattan, wd. ... 200 Albright Lana and’ Lot Co. to M 'L ' worth, lot 12, blk 1, and Jot 5, 0ik 2, Bur- von's sub, wid... . Ny 700 J ¥ Flack and wi i rody in ne ne M-1613, wd. ... 1,600 Buclid Marun and wite to ' i, Lot 6, bik 6, Hanscom Piace, wd........ 4,000 South Owahi Lund Co, to 8 J Patierson, lots § and 10, bIk 22 Bouth Omaha, W d. 1,800 D L Thomas dud wite to Jno Homeér, lot 1, DIk b, Orenard RiL wd............... (25 A D Hughesto W L Mardis, ni§ ot i6, bk i Ex lace, W (. ] W L Mardis and wite to Centrul lnvest- ment Co , lot I, bIkh, Exchange Pluce, LhChrosder 103 ¢ Barnard, 1ot 2, bk § Brown Park, W, ... oo o AR J 1, Miles to G T Findloy, 1ot & bik i, Ur- chard Hull, wd e T {0 ¥ Drexel and wife to Peter wxmun. L] 10% 1, blk 8, Drexel's sub, wd ... .0 1100 W A Gardner and wife to H D Ray, 16€ 5, blk 1, Bsunders & Himebaugh's add 10 Waldut Hill, w d. ... TR ‘Thomas Whyte and wife to ' Wiliiain Col- fax, lots § ana 2, blk 4, and lots Tand 8, blk 3, Bnerwood's sub, wd, ... 24,000 o Wiliia 12,000 @ fax, lots 1to 6, blk 1, aud Jot 1%, blk 3, el s, an I & Hawthors add, w d + ireeree B200 Twenty-lwo transfers amounting 10 $105,626 OMAHA MEDICAL £SURGICAL INSTITUTE MW, Con, 1374 & Dovok 818, OMAMA, NEB, FOR THE TRRATMENT OF ALL CERONIGaad STRGICAL DISEASES BEILAOERES APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND hmu. B R e e N NUAETY NS Fou Bt iEkye Bk & Auoinfanees ort A amme ARk Lo R FOR OTRC on Doformitios and racen, Trasaen, Olgh u"’&‘;fl Pl ; b M ETLY PRIVATF.) a Bpecialty of RIVATE DISEASES Ay e, Bphiiie . Wow Reston With question l1ate AdAre & RUR, DHANA MEDICAL, OTOAL, INETITUT! 10th and Dodge Bivests, ONALA, KEB, o R NS BEST i 57'D CATALOGUE \. &CHEAPEST: OF ALLMUSTCAL INSTRUMENTS FREE JCHAYNES & (0:: Bosron, Mass: Vipars heard disiheile Comioriais S Y00, 668 roasway, . %o A POOR MINER'S AFFLICTION. Ho Msakes Coffing and Graves Wife and Five Ohildren. In the mining district of Upper Licore there was recently developed a story of v, solf dovotion and donial seldom equalied in fietion outside of Bulzac, says an Ottawa special to the New York ‘World. Of a father and mother and five children, only one remains. The died from diphtheri; The sul vivor is the father, and from his pre: ent pitiable condition it is charitable to slieve that he would be better off with his lost ones. The disease first came in a mild form, but soon increased in ma- lignity. The two youngest children soon s cumbed to the aflliction. The Sorrow and gloom that came into that humble home was not lightened by neighborly sympathy and consolation. Sympathy there might have been, but the fear born with it proved the stronger, and the neighbors avoided the stricken house. Those who lived there were shunned like pest patients, and though there were kindly hearts in the rough workers thereabouts, the sense of per- sonal risk and danger to their own fam- ilies halted the ministration of many a helping hand. The family was ioo poor to secure a doctor, and this fact made s easy road for the disense. It was a sad funeral of the two little ones.© The fatherhimself made the cof- fins, and with his own hands dug the last rosting place. Mother and father were alone in their sorrow, alone with their dead. Then they returued to their home again—into the grim shu- dow that hung over the bed of the three other sufferers. The days and nights were the same in their poverty aud af- fliction, but the parents watched un- consingly over them. Finally the flume of one of the young lives, after flicker- ing fitfully through the night, wag extinguislied as the cheerless gray of early morning stole into the room. Another coftin rudely made by the thin trembling hands of ‘the grief-stricken, but tearless father. ‘A third little grave on the bleak hillside. Three, at least, emuncipate from poverty and pain. And 80 time_went on, weary days full of anguish and waiting—for what? The fourth child died. It was buried in the same fashion as the others and the exiles in affliction turned their care to the remaining child. 1t would be spared them for it ap= peared to rally, There was a glimmer of promise in the desolate skics. Fate was not so cruel after all. Though weak from want of proper nourishment and nearly prostrated through the se- vere strain of watching over what they loved best, the father and mother toolk heart. ‘The child would ive. This was cheer even swoeter than the sympathy and assistance denied them, The child would live. But the last forlorn hope was never realized, The deceptive rally of the little one only ‘)ruccdml a sovere spell, which left the ouse childless. Five little graves side by side, five mourned little ones, a deso- late home and a heart-broken mother. The good woman worn out by her lon and fearful nursing and watching, tool to bed herself. She never rose again, She died in a very short time, The husband made another coffin and, with his faltering strength, carried it o the hillside. The mother was again with her children, They were beyond want und the vavages of disease, They had followed each other within two weeks, 1t is feared that the reason of the man bas fled. Hoggard,emacinied and wild- oyed, ho wus discovered wandering in the road muttering to himself: “They are all on the hilll There on the hill— all, all!” tor T Mr. R. L. Smith, a merchant at Dun- das, Mo., says: ‘‘Chamberlain’s cough remedy gives the best of satisfaction. The trouble is that people wake me up atall times during the night, wanting it for croup,” - The Great Rock island Route, In changing time on Sunday, Nov, 17, the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacifio Ry. have considered every point of in- terest to the Omaha traveling ‘punllo. 1f you are going to Des Moines, Chicago or any point eust, our solid vestibule Jimited train is just what you want. Leave Omaha at 4.25p. m. arrive in Des Moines 9:30 p. m. and Chicago 8:80 . m.,, dinng car for supper leaving Counoil Bluffs and for breakfast before reachin Chicago. This train is also nqulpus with the finest sleepers aud chair cars made by tue Pullman Co., which leave from the U, P. depot, Omaha,every day at 4:25 p. m., making close connections Bt (:Mcqia with all trains for eastern ints. In addition to this magnificent rain we have two other d-llz traing to Chicago, leaving Omaha at 9:15 a, m, and 5:156 p. m. For information as to routes, rates, time, ete., call at ticket office, 1305 Farnam street; telephone 82, 8. 8, STEVENS, General Western Agents