Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 10, 1890, Page 7

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BELL, Pharmacist, &2 South Tenth e Street, (MASE & EDDY, Stationors and Printers, 113 / Bouth 16th Street. 3 H, FARNSWORTH, Pharmactst, e ing Street, W 3 HUGHES, Pharmacist, 624 North 16th o 'Btreet, GO, W, PAR worth Street, I [ GIHES PHARMACY, 2208 Farnam Strect, 115 Cum- ., Pharmacist, 1715 Leaven- SITUATIONS WANTED. W ANTED-Situation by & copyist, or clerk in X o4 BEE. young lady as store, References, 078-101 VW ANTED Sitiations for men. ~ Parties Wl.nllul( n|||ul§ help flrf ‘:\DY Mbnd Wllll l)ls prompily supplied, treo of charge by applying T T el 1 ANTED—Situation for u widow of 24, with boy of 4; 13 & good worker and will work Country preferred. Mrs. llr:é(lll.‘”“% {01 RENT-Rroom cottage, good ynrd, % Douglas ateest; chean to desirable pAFting. Apply to Neb. Steam Iaundry, 165 Howard st SO RENT-Tmmediately, well furniahiod 5 room cottage, right by the high senool, city water, nies lawn, atc,, very desirable. Callat 2215 Dodge st B14-12) [IOH RENT 4 miles from town, a hew honss and fine garden land; apply H01 N 1ith st. rocery, 402 11% (OR RENT- Flat 522 8 1oth st. first floc partly furnistied with new furnitu party will take one room at a good price: for & #00d reliabla tenant nere 1s & good chance, Cull AUILI2 Harney st FOF RENT room fint NOR RE Housos and flata in all parts of the city; flats and unfurnished rooms a speciaity ; parties desiring rent at trom & to 375 be sure 10 call at 150 Farnam st befors rent ing. Butts Reutivg Agency wim i TF(OR RENT terns and gas. 39 Darker blk, }pul( HENT- H.room house, clty i1 Davenjort. Appiy fioom rooni Hat, Lange block; 012 815 R RENT-418, i-room house, & Uth bet, Hickory and Oak. See G. F. Elsasser, n. e, cor, lth and Farnam, 0t OR RENT—An f-room detached house, fur- nace, batt, et David Jamieson, fiee bldg. {OR RENT--Hotses and stores; property cared for, taxes paid. Midland Guarantee & Trust Co., 1614 Farnam at. Abstracts, 33 T E youwash torent n houso or store se H. E. Cole, Continental biock, 5 A ELEASANT froom flat with modorn con- . “viniences: aiso 4 unfurnished rooms for 6 ROOM 'ments. 24th and Leavenwortn sts For RENT moders fmp 677 m1ly Large ten-rooin houss with all ovements, suitable for bourd- house, on N 15th, betieen California an: s ste, ' Rent reagonable. Inquire room 508 First Natlonal bank building, 236 JOR RENT—Honse of 10 rooms with every conyenience; close to cable and motor. U3 N 10th. 98 13§ MARCH 10, 1890, 7 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MIONDAY, ]'ns’r Wednesday last from %0 and Cuming, Jiarge spaniel pip, spotted noss, Liberal re- ward if fonnd. ¥, ) " “OST_A Fur Glove. Army Style, Finder will 4 _get liberal rewurd by leaving at Bee Count- ini Hoom. OST—Heotw Lew n Wincote & Rtiley's office, 20th Jand Leavenworth and 5018 Pacific strees. One biank book dbout fx10 inches, red cover and about 15) pages. #5.00 reward 1f returned to sithier above addross. Wincote & Riley, BOARDING: WV ANTED-—4 tabie hoarders, 172 Cap. - JBOARD with or witnout rooms, 1518 Fatna 69115 STORAGE, FJHE cleanest and best storage in the city at low rates at 1114 Douglas street. Omuha Auction & Storage Co, i) FPRACKAG Bushma, storage at lowest rates, W, M, 1 Leavonworth, 5 MUSIC, WO tuned those five Kimball pianos used hy Madame Patti and company at tno Mil- Iard? “Bloomfleld did_the work and it is said that he 18 no slotich, Pinnos and organs nicely tuned and regulated for . 1IN 1éhst, EFORE buying a_plano examine the new scale kimball plano at A, Hospe,1513 Doug- Ins s, it 1FO, F. GELL ¥room 213, Dou TPIANO tuntng by George Bloomfieud, plano maker, 111 North Iith, % yrs experionce in N, Y., Chicago and Omana, Excelient referanc NBECK, teacher of the banio, las block, or Hee office. 210 WANTED---TO BUY. W ANTED to Buy —A hardwarestovo and tin iness, or stoves, tin, quesnsware and nouse furnishing goods busin town, No booming town wanted; or I will buy half intarest in 8 good business. Wm. Parkii- son, Counell Blutts, 1a. 53-8 in_good, live I' WANT more hiouses to rent, Parrotte. 006 105 M fiat with steam heat, 7Thos. F.Hall1l Paxton block. FOR RENT. th st., near 327 -ROOMS FURNISHED I)LI-:AHA\NT rooms with board in corner house, Paul block, 1822 Chicago st. 163 8 Sitiation by lady stenographer, four years in law and loan oilice, ex perlence in wholesale business, Box 228 Coun- il Bluirs, 25-al W ANTED-—Sicuation in dry goods, groceries YV or ganeral stere: 17 years' experience. Speaks Danish and German.” Adaress X 51, Bee. G405t \ JANTED--A situation in the lumber busi- ness by a man of over twunty years ox- perience, cin tuke charge of uny department, Address X 46, Bee, 620 8] Q’T'riyk'miu Wanted—Dy flrst-class dress- Wmaker, to do cutting and fitting, or walst fnisher. Address Box 147, Carroll, ln, 508 8 HELP. Y ANTED - Kesponsible, energetic sollcitor. Address X 54, Boo. —Man—As agent of our patent 8120 28X18x18 Inchas; 815 retall. All sizes as low. New styles, new patterns, new lock, new fictory. "Not governed. by Safé pool. Every safe warranted. Rare chance. Perma- nent business. Our terms and_catalogues will convince you agents clear 00 to #i0 per month. Write for extensiye territory. Ainine Sare Co,, Cincinnati, 0. 6738 ‘VAN'!‘HI’I—--.\uan;nr a fast selling novelty. Sample by mall 10c. Koester & Co., 10 Ly- s, Binghampton, N. Y. VW ANTED-An active man on liberal salury to permanently represent an association incorporated to supply, at co-operative prices, general merchandise and all kinds of arui for home and tamily use, in each smail city, village and rural district. 80,000 mem- Paid up certificates $100,000 in cosh, Credit weli rated. References exchanged. Em- pire Co-Operative asso'n, Lock box 610, N. Y. 4 can do cainet or jolner's R. Stevens & Son's planing mifll. 660-10 W ANTED “Ten coopers, steady work guar- antead at 2,75 per diem. The Armour-Cud- vhy Packing Co,, South Omaha, Neb, 16 work, Disikante nome rooms and botrd for thrse in private amily, nicely located.21% Tiaruey URNISHED rooms with board in_modern house, pleasantest location n city. 1138, 20th st. Tis-108 JOURNISHER Kooms with oard at {17 Nerth 19th st., 1n Paul block. 56-11% NOR KE Veniences. 812, 520, 82, ‘T—{ nicely furnished rooms, all con- Dblocks from postoffice, prices #3, So.10th. Mr3. M. E. Hovkey. 1816 Farnam. 602 13¢ f{uu)m urnished with board b, T ANTED~Furniture, carpets, household YV foods fov easn. Wells” Auctin & Storage 0. th st, ‘Vh have n o r lot ne of P, 0. Hutehinson & Wead, 1624 Dougla YW ANTED—Second-hand paper cutter, Qross X G2 Boe. 25 W ANIED. Good commercial paper. Ne- braska Mortgago Loan Co.,519 Paxton blic. ASH tor all kinds of household goods at 111§ Douglas street.Omalia Atiction & Storage Co, [ VY ANTED—To vuy for spot cush, ity ot country parts or whole stocks of dry ana fancy goods, clothing, boots and shoes, milli- nery, stationery, gent's furnishing goods, . ot Call on or address J: L. Hrandeis & Sons, cor- ner 13th and Howard, Omaha, 53, VW ANTED to Buy— 82,50 gaod short time pa- per. H. H. Henderson, 40) Paxton bik. 417 MISOELLANEOUS, S'l"‘, BERNARD and Scotch colly (“hephard dogs tor sale. M. P. Lrown, Papillion. Neb, 0gs for sal 2 pilton, I " FOR SALE JOR RENT—Two sinele rooms with board in a new brick pleasant home for entiemen, 25 per mo. 208 N, 17th sf 4210* TOURNISHED—Iooms te let, avenue, OR RENT- Largo front, parlor, uicely fur: nished, with folding bed, etc. Heat, gas undbath, 'Address X 60 Bee 67-14) {OR SALE—English pug dog, lpafllgrued and registered in A. K. C. 8. B, House broken andvery wiud. A gient pet anda bargain. Prico#50. Can beseen at 1417 N. lithst. UNITURE of 7-room cottage very cheap; furniture almost now. Must bo sold by Mareh 1. Address X 63, Bee. ) URNITURE of Groom cottage for sale. Price 810, H. E. Colo, Contimental. block: T50- HAVE o fow elogant rooms with board at st. W, 0. Field, 654 21+ -Front rooms. 2010 Davenvort. 018 OR RENT P loasant furnished rooms with all conveniences, 519 8, 2th st, ) JOR KENT—Suite of front rooms, modern convenicnces, with or without board, $if Der month, 2218 feayenworth st. 38 ST CLAIR Furopean hotel, cor. 13th and P Dodgs. Special rates by week o montly, FTI)IE K 11 RGE furnishec N1— Room with board, 1722 Dodgest. 857 ront room, 1918 Earnam, l{ooils and day board; 1724 Capitol ave, 28ms) VWV ANTED-A cauvgaser. = (Good mone the right party, 2008 Luke st. T40-14t ANTED--Salesman acquainted with the rauudr‘r Boods and clowing ‘tra dein Nebraska and Northern Jowa. The best of reference required. The C. B. Cones & Son M't'¢ Co.. manf'r ciothing, overalls, eic,, etc., Indianapolis, Ina. 64610 W ANEED=Saleamen at 815 por month sulary and expenses to sell a line of siiver-piated Ware, watchies, ete., by sample oulys horse and team furnishe free; write at onco for fuil par ticulars and sample case of goods free, Stan- i D400 rockmen, teamsters and grad- ors for Utah and Neyada; cheap rates. ht's | gency 1120 Farnam sv. 323 ol for the Fonthfll nurseries of We pay &0 to #100 per month and expouses to agents to sell our Canada grown stock. Add, Stone & Wellington, Madison, Wis, 24 miil nvassers ot Singe, V¥ chine office. 1518 Douglas st. QALESMEN Wanted at Once—A few good A ‘mon 1o sell our goods by sample to the wholesale and retall trade. We are the largest manufacturers in our line. Liberalsalary paid, Permanent position. Money nced for zos, advertiaing, ete, Kor terms nddress Centennial Mfg. Co., Chicago, Il Bi-mlht VW ANTED-—Agents for Denver Stato Lottery. ckots B0c. Address A, O. Ross & Co., Denver, Colo. BO8-aprirt 3 TANTED—A good girl for general houso- Work; German preforred. Apply 1623 N 22d 705 ) " 7ANTED—A good glel for work, small family, 2206 Wirt st. W ANTED - Woman cook for_ Wyoming, 1) oue for Columbus, §); vegetadle cook, & . assistant, §15; 24 cook. §7; one 120; lnundrenses, #20: cooks for' private familles, #25: two for families of 2 M, no washing: woman cook and waitress for Colorado. and 8I5; grls for Plattsmonth, Columbus, Fremont, Council Bluls and 50 for general housew Tirega, 31i'4 8. 1oth. VW ANTED “utton hole muker, lll:'.”l-“—‘ruum eneral house- 70 ‘V.\NTV,I—: \ competent cook and lanndress, Mra.J, J Browa, 1013, Snorman avenu iB-11 TANTED—First-class _Gurman girl; no washing or ironing; 1007 Cass st, 042,11 MLENTS to do d les solicited. Miss Stus FOR RENT---HOUSES, "KOOM house, 20ti® and Ohlo, city, water, gas and bath, only #25 per month. Grover Stevens, 1416 Farnam st, llice open evenings* T-14 e, first-class condition, modern conventences, large lawn, by blocks from Lake school, Cony otor and lorse cars. Apoly on pre K. Juckson, N. 2Ist and Spruce s J ICE &-room cottage for sale, purchaser to remove same, Only$0. H. E, Cole, Con- tinontal block, 65010 OR RENT-A Hanscom park, T-room house west side of Apply at 3814 Francis st. pply B PO RENT2 noat houses near motor, #l; same for sale, $1,800 wnd 200, on smal wonthly paymants, of will build to suit pur- chaser.” lnquire of owner, 001 "“‘“"-?&"x‘i}" POR RENT--5 room cottuge 1712 Jackson st. §rooms unfurnished, 17134 Jackson s T JOOK RENT--Houses iu all parts of the oity, from & £o 8100 per wohih. D, V. Bholes Co., 21 First Nat. panl s FOII RENT-306 Mason street, 9-room house, all convenlences, including range and fur. nace, good nelgnborhood, 1uquire W10 Mason. i U8 10) {OR RENT-Flat in Estabrook block, &0 per month, ¥overts, 402 No, 10ih, -1 . JOOR RENT—Fiats cor 16th and Juckson, all nowly papered and in ine condition; they 'ali” don vonences. Call b 1112 Haruey st OO RENT—-In we Estabrook biock 16t and Chicago streets, fiue, seven and elght room Hats with overy ouveniencs and nowly g pered; thess tats face east on Jelferson square Tk aad there 13 uo better locatilon in theelty, toberts 42 N 16th at, 061 w108 OR_RINT—Elegant frout room with alcoy well furnished, nesr cable and_horse cars. All'modern conyeniences. " Call 208 Douglus. OR RENT—-A very large front and back pat lor unfurnishied. 17 Capitol ave. 7 NER rooms,modern conyeniences, f&z%m‘m OR SALE—One of the finest driving teams in Omalia; afraid of nothing, stylish and prompt drivers: also a full plitform spring carrlage almostnew. Address X 22, lice offic. URNITURE auction every Wednesday and Saturday, 317 8 Ijth. Wells, 342 FUK;—\?.E-—A-:L horse power porier engine 1n good condition, welght 5,100 pounds, cyl- inder 11x18; for particutars apply to’l e Nlle(‘ oltice, G OKR SALE or trade—One flat top desk, one 8-foot standing desk, one lease of section of school land. 4%) acres of improved western iand and ¥ sections of U. V. ralltond land. H. H. Henderson, 400 Paxton block. sé4 (OR SALE—Some good watches and_din- monds cheap. B. I Masters, room 4, With: nell blk. gesnly "5db {OR SALE—Or exchange, half blood Clydes- dale stallion, will exchange for good driving horso. ” Georgo " Viadenberg, 623 S, lith. 708 m CLAIRVOYAN .. DB, GROUX.electriclty, massage and mag. netic treatment, chronic’ diseases a special- ty, stnple medicines whon needed, 322 N 15th, B8 ™31 [OR RE One Inrge front room with bonrd, 1006 i pitol ave. uib FOR RENT--ROOMS UNFUR OR RENT—1 unfurnished rooms, 1712 Doug- 1as st, 014 Ol RENT—2 large first floor, froat un nished Tooms at 518 No. 20tn st, 8 blocks from P, 0. B84, OR RENT-§ unfurnished rooms; city, ol teru and well water. 1418 Chicago at, | 657 UNFURNISHED rooms, €34 8, 17th bet Jackson and Leavenworth, 027 1 HED OR RENT---STORES AND OFF TOR KENT—-Possession given March south room in the Y. M. U, A. building, suit- Able for gents' furnishiug, hats and caps, boots and shoes, millinery, furs, ladies' fancy good: or otherlines of irade. 'Apply to A. P.'Hop kins, Commercial national, or ‘Wm. Fleming, 101 Douglas st 571-8 {IOR RENT-Store cor. 24 and biercg, sts. Wit let good tenant have the first thres months free. Very suitable for butcher shop. £ Mrs, 1 612 S0, 13th 8t. 650 k room in nicely furnished office, all conveniences, Koom 19, Continen- tal block, 616 TORES at 707, 700, 711 8. 16th,22x00 each, larga Pshow window's, steam heat furnished. Thos, F. Hall, 11 Paxton block, JOR RENT--3-tory brick builaing, 1110 Doug- las st., suitable for wholesale or warehouse purposes. Also brick store, 107 8. @ of (has. Knufman, 1302 Douglas st. or without power, formerly occupled by tho Bee Publishing Co., 16 Farnam st. ~The build- ing has a fire-proot’ cement basement,completa steam hoating fixtures, water on all the floors, gus, ot Apply &t the office of The Beo. 915 Flou REN'T—First or tnird floor of thensw 3- story building balng bullt between N. Y ife and Morse building ou Farnam st. D, C. Patterson, bI8N. Y, Life. 508 ) STORES, 2408 and 2405 Loavenworth st. - 678 mily ANTED—To tent two or three furnished rooms for light hou Must be Address X 01, liee. S W ANTED-To rent ® S(0T6 WIth DASGIIONT, not lesn 70 feet depth; steam neating per- ferred. Address 7, Bee, 423 5 RENTAL AGENCY J H. PARROTTE, rental agent, Doll&xll.avhll. AROVER Stev 15 Fi X 846, Office open eviings. loan and rental agency, Proporty for exclnge; K 4 (HEAP and reliable fire insurance, Parrotte. 63l-a5 1, E- COLE, rental agent, Coutinental block, . MISOELLANEOUS, y Y ANTED -For private party, 0,000, good paper, Tghtwway, o within 8) dayaC. ¥. Harrisoh, 911 N. Y. Lit o RENT—Houses lst with J, H. Parrotte. 031-ab H' “E. COLE, reliable fire insurance, e. 5 “A UCTION salos every Tucsda - turday morning atllle Omaha Auction & Storage Co, H. E, COLE, notary publly -nd?}d?@n NKL‘O“'W):{d('lmun ol ursday and uglas stroet, &0 he convenlence of olients en d 630 £ 818, N4 ave stocks of merchanaise for sais 1 have customers with the cash. J. H. Parrotte. room 21, Douglas blk, @ Lonorman can be consultud on all affairs of e, - Satistaction Tuaranteed. No. 310N, 13t st. 100 m 20 \/11\“1\)] E BLANCE the reatest mind VL% rinder aud counsollor, fus sutte of Dariors at &2 N. 1th sreet,s. s, corner Chicago and 16th. This lady has & Femarkable pift or second sight, telly past and fatne correctly; businioss confidentinl; has just roturned; lost and stolen property, truthfulness of absent frlends & specialty. i R. NANNIE V. W ARIEN, clairvoyant, med- \cal and businoss medirn. Female diseasos a speciaity. 110 N, 16th %, rooms & and . - it PORTT SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING W ANTED-Educated young ladies and on- tlomen to learn snorthand and typewrit. ing atthe Standard Shorthand Busigess col- lege, New York Life building; finest rooms in tho city; all latest improvements, electrio light, alovator service; eheapnst seliool because 1t 13 the best; instruction thorough, modern, practis cal; domand for stenographers constantly in- creasing: success positively sure, Call or write for one of our large descriptive cataloguos. Address, Standard Shorthand Business (ol loge. Frank E. Bell, Manager, N. Y. Life Bilg, TDEEOSLTIONS, 100 per folio; petitions & cor- respondence,ficicopying,de. Srs. Hine.tel, 055 120-m20§ > LOAN. M[ONE¥t0 loan, Purrotte, Douglas block, 63l-a] JKEYSTONE aorigags Co.~Toans of $10 ta '\ 31,0005 get our ratos before Lorrowing and save money: loan on horses, furniture or any approved security, without publicity: notes bought, for new 1oan, renewal of old and lowest rates. Call R208, Sheely bik, 1ith & Howard st 52 y T ANTED—First class inside loans. Lowost Fatos, Call aua see us. Mutnal Investment Co., 1604 Farnam, TVUNEY toloun. 0. . Davis Co., ol estate and loan agents. 1705 Far 1 TLisT mortgago loans at low rates and no de. lay. D, V. Sholes Co., 210 First Nltlunni‘:hlluk 5 B[oxm’-’a‘afié: or 0 duys on furniture ‘Illll(l!. horses, houses, etc. J. J, Wilkinson 618 Paxton blk. 4 TLOANS-City ana farm loans, morigage pi: dper bought. McCague Investment Co. 454 MONE\’ 10 lodn on &ny security for short time at low rates, Lowest rates on personal property, The Handerson Mortgage Investment Company, Room 4 0, Paxton biock, #96 no delay. J, First N, FON Y to loan; cash on nand W quire, 1219 Farnam st., bank buliding. UILDING loans made on Cholce eity property At lowest rates. Private funds to loan on brick: residence and buiness broverty uvon very favorable Kimbail, Chatp & Ryan, mbail, Champ 1406 Farnam St 25mo IBEHAT Tenl estate loans made by W. M. Hrrls, room 2 Frenzer bik, opp. P. O T}l"uifi Loans—04 to 1 por cent; H0 Al ditional charges for commissions or attc ney's fees, W. 1. Meikle, First Nat. bank bl Y Waters, 1o iy 0"t $10,000. for any time trom oue (o alx mouths. I make loans on nousohold goods, planos, organs, horses, mules, Louses, leases, etc., i any amount. &t the lowest' powsibie rate, without pubilcity or removal of property. My ioaus are 80 arranked that you cau make 4 payment at any_time and reduce your in- terest pro rata. You pay interest only for the time you use the money. 1f you owe a balance on Your property 1 will take It up and_carey it for you, ut the lowest rate consistent with the u.'w.‘ol ys on hand, No delay. No pub- Uelty, West rates. 1. F, Musters, Room 4 Withaell Block 15tn and Ilbl‘.n'gl s, Lcm,\‘.u made on any atailable security, Con- tral Investment Co , Hoom 2, Chmber of commerce, B i g MONEY toloan on horses, wagons. mules, AV nousehold goods, pianos,orgnns, diamonds, At lowest rates. The firrt organized loan office in the city, Makes loams vom 3 to 365 days, which can bepaid in_ gt or whols at an, time, thus lowering the "Bincipnl and interest, Call ind seo us when YOU want money, We can assist you promptly and:to your advantage without removal Of properfy or publicity. Money always on haud.” 'No delay in making loans, C. I Reed & Coy' ‘816 S, 13th st ; over Bingham & Bons ' QK Sholes, room 210 First National bank be- Pfore making yous losps. Fi (3 PEI CENT residence osns 000 to #10,000. ) Building loans at special rates, The Mead Investment Co., Bes bulkiing, 0 fl‘n.' coL Toan agent, Continental biock. o N ONEY to loan on furniture, organs, vianos Horses und wagons. HawKeye Investment Co., room ), Douglas BIK., 1%th and Dodge sta. UILDING loans. . V. Shoies Co., 210 First Natiowal bank building. et o (QECOND mortgage lonus. 115, Honrd Trade. e 52 S ECOND mortgage loans, K. 13, Board Trade, CABSTRACTS OF TITLE. M IDLAXD Guarantes & Teust Co., N. hldg,complete absteacts furnished and tities toreal estate examinsd, per fected & guaranteod ) BUSINESS CHANC! or exchange—Saloon fixtures, te., sepurate, Aderess X 081-] NOR SAL ! pool table, oftice, JRACKET store for sulo nice clean stock, good trade. Good location. For cash and bankable papor only. F. W. Scott, Schuyer, Neb, 67011 FYHE whole or one-half iuterest in the hest mill property of Nebraskn, 17 miles from Omaha, 240 neres of good pasture land, fine timber, no mcumbrance, good dwelling houses, Everything in first class order. Address J. ickenberiz, 510 N. 16ta st. 2L NOR SALE—A stock of dry gzoods, boots, shoes, hiats, caps, clothing and carpets, sit- uated in Aurora. Hamilton county, Neb, Stock about &20,000, Everything in first-class_order, 8tore 22x80, of brick, on corner, 2 floors, best lo* cation and stock iufth town' A suap for any one who wants to engage in goods business, For {nformation correspond with W, R. Smith, Aurora, Neb. 61720 MOR SALE—Marble shop in_good location, very cheap: rare chance; only small_capital required. - Iaquire at 21t Ciiming st., Omaha, JOR SALE—General stock of goods and busi- ness ina well located town eighteen miles from Omaha, now dolug a splendid. business; good reasons for selling. Inquire of 8. Cotner at Nobraska Savings Dank, Umata, Neb, © JTONE and _sand contractors—An extensive Nquarry with an abundance of available ma- terial for laase, situated on the Platte river 16 miles from Omaba For more definite infor- mation apply to Lewis 8, Reed & Co,, Room 14, Coawber of Commerce. 562 10§ T FOR BEXOHANGE. FJ'0 TRADE—Corner on [iarney enst of Vir- gima ave for some monsy and good prop- erty. Loton 10th st. betweei Douglus and Far- nam sts, for other property. House and lot on 220d near Mason, and fine east frontlot in Han- scom Place, for property in West Omaha. 83,000 second mortgage puper for mcre property. 8- Toom house near 21th arid Corby for other prop- erty. 81,80 worth ot dlemr property and bal- ance cash for a good lot between 16th and 25d sts and Dodge and Webstor. 1 you have any good property to trade twll around. Grover tovens, 1515 Farnam. 1Tel. $ib. Ofice opon evenings, 609 10 OR EXCHANG E-—Land in York and Ham- ilton counties, the hest in the state, for Omalia business proportys will assume o pay #15,000 cash; will tuke property to the value of $10/00. Only those having 5004 property need apply. €. K. Harrison, 911N, Y. Life, 6:0-8 OR TRADE—An entire section of good, clear farm land in Texas for square piang and household furnitura; Lock Box 205, Red Ouk, Ia, 0R EXCIANGE—Flne property in_flans: om Place for mercundise, wiil pay some cash, clothing or furnisiing goods preferred; owners of stock snould wyite ne at once. C. F, Harrison, Lifo, 533 8 MO BEXCHANG E—Fari acres wnd 1,240 acres of kchool leage lind in Custer county for hardiware stock. Wil add some casn. O I Harrison, 911 N Y Life. G338 O EXCHANGE—A number of good unin- cumbered farms 1 Kansas and Nebraska for stocks of gools and good stock, will pay purt casn if sufficiont inducement is offered. Mone; on hand and titles to land porfect. Correspond ence golicited. . A. Ryder, 930 North m;il 8t. -m! {OR EXCHANGE—Clear land for madse. or horses, First mortgage paper for same. Clear inside lots i the city with A 1 prospects for chattels. In fact vou can get almnst any xind of a trade you want by calling at 407 Shee- 1y block. 007-14 WV LAY Hiave you to excliange for o lof i South Omaha wortn $1000, clear of in. cumbrance. Address X 02, Bve ofice, 662 0 EXCHANGE—Clear real estate and cash for a clean stock of groceries, Address H. A. Darner, Thurman, Ia, 81813 near Norfolk of 160 ERE'S your chunce—Two nice clean new genernl stocks of merchandise to trade for clear realty and cash. Koom 21 Douglas block. I’ you have anything to exchange cull on or address H.E. Cole, it 6, Continental block, Office open evenings 6:30 to 4 i NOR Trade # acres good deeded land 10 miles southwest.of liertund, Neb, vreferred. Jno, G. Baliavd. llenrnmll. Fmfimfiuchei\ufim livery barn_on I5th st § of Harney, Cail or address Neb. Mort- gage Loan Co., 514 Paxton blk, D YOR EXCHANGE—Choice improved Nebras ka turms, Wil assume light encumbrance 1f you have anything to offer address or call on Goo, J. Sternsdorir, room 317-318 Birst National bauk building. Telephone 464, 0% PO EXCHANGE 2 lots_ i South Omans or 1 lot near Vinton st for horses or mules, ttoom 13, Board Trade. (3 VAN s grocors or drug stock to invoice 81,600 to #,000; 14 cash balance improved real ook box 1), Contral Ciay, Neby o 12 REAL ESTATE. estate, FOR SALE: OR SALE—Or exchange for drugs and real estate, $20,000 book stock, Boxbls, 127 OR SALE—00x132 on Jones st. 8300 per foot Address X 59 eo. 52 a2 [ UGGINS, 3128, 10tk st 565 10§ {OUR houses in first class condition in Kountze and Ruth's addition, Faved streot and good location, Income#1,0:, Prica 10,000, . E. Cole, room 6, Continentul block. 760101 SSPECIAL BARG AINS Lot near Howard aud Miows ave, 8150, South front oue block from motor car, Lowe ave and Humilton, #00, Corner 150 ft, south front. on Poppleton ave, ARa 10 £1, oast tront, on. st 8t KO0 Some lots just’ south of 'Waluut Hili o very easy Houees and lots in all parcs on very easy terms. Sevesdl good business cor- ners very cheap. List youxproperty with me. Grover Stevens, 155 I'arpam st. Tel. 8 Oftice open evenings. X DORSALE L gor, 12 4, waiks treos, £0od barn, 11 ‘robm houss finished with hard wooa, all modéds’ improvements, in Kountze Placo; chieap aid on ensy terms. A 1 new seven room cot on jlst near Pa- cifie, £2,700; ¥i00 cash, hllr'?,').lll r month, 16'rcom cottage, cor, Aot/ 4ixil5 t., $3,000; 300 cash, bal #25.00 per mou! 27 room cottages with &‘lh and gas, on Burt st, near 24th, $3.900; #00 "cash, bal, #25.00 per month, or will exchange "% inside unincum- bered lot, Tlorss, buggy and narndds for sale cheap. Hamilton Hros l.lllfl].lurfl. 408 8, 18th St, 3 460-9% OUSE and lot on 2@ and California sts. Cheap b 810,000 11.)% Cole, Contimontal block. sdy 160-10 e feet, N. E. cor, 10th #Douglas, call or ad. dress Mra, Kuhlman, Bydcor. A1th & Vinton. 627 a2 600 each, $100 ca Hall, tragos, 15 ver month. Thos, I, [MIVE room . down, balan 311 Paxton bioe 50 OTICE to (nvestors—We will receive bids for the purchase of our business prope; 08 Farnam strect, KDOwn as the eas block 12, Up to April the first, next; orving the right to rejuct any or all Lehmann & Hansen. care of John . Lehmann, 624 South 17 LEGANT residon of 10 rooms with every modern improvement, i1 west part of city. dy to cars, ete. Price #4000 ", E. Cold, Continental block and 2504 N, 2(th street. terms; special low pric ATllogton block. © (OTTAGE honies in most any addition for aie at from §1,000 up, o0 casy montuly pay- ments. F, K. Datling, 43 Barker block, ~ 940 T OUNTZE Place—T antiy located, chiea tneutal block, ce_flue houses pl See H, E. Cole, Con- 700-10 | C List your Teisplions LL AT 307 South Globe Loan I6th _street for HOUSES TO RENT property withius. We' can rent it. & Trust Ce pres,; Cadet 1 T, sec. and treas, Half price for cash; lots 4, b and k 1, Pruyn park, Omata, t take care of them, Lineoly, Neb. JALT LAKE CITY—Parties desiring to in- L vest n this elty will do well to_consult the Dieter, Johnson nvestment Co., P and 160 South Main st., Salt Lako City. We han Owner i 008-13 0. Box die chofcs property only and give the best yoferences, REAL ¥ liat it with customers. Room 1, Ware biook. Cor. Jith and Farnam, 1 QOR SALE~Lot in Beimont pack, £200; Hall s unfe, #30; job printing office in Omaha, §2,200, netted ownur #1,60) last list BEAUTIFT OR SALE-Cottuge and fot in Hedford place 408 Paxton block, N ICE rotrace in Plainview. AN\ e y terms, H. E. Col, block. OR SALE Cheay on E, C. Cooper, 403 Paxton block, Umana, FPYWO cnolee lots on small cash bayme: ance second MOELEARo to ¢ N. Zith, THAVE be miies of postoftico. 017 A 17 you want to sell Hrunner, who has a Iar; 450 51 . Addres o TL nere in Wost Omaha, #18,00), Owriers in this locality ask as igh as £ for a duplicate of this property. this 1s & non-resident and ble, whicti he bought for & home. Harrison, 011 N. Y. Life. NICE bullding _site in_Hanscom place for #2,000; nopayment down to party who will buiid $1,200 hiouse. C.F. Harrison, 011 N.Y. Life. Tiie oW will ‘sell this 610 8 035 8 Cooper. b8)-10 Price #1800, on oom 6, Continental T0-10 ot in Orchard Hill 545 10 £, i ponsible pirt 503 utiful acre property within you elieve Woul it, only 31,500 per ncre, ‘An inside buisiness corner. Houses and lots in_ west part of city at the 5,000, lowest prices and easy terms. House nud lot on 2th street, Hanscom Place, only 32,500, Orchard Hill lots from $450 to $000, We have sold se eral recently. loft at these figure Alarge brick hous north of Cuming, lat, § JPECIAL Bargain—A very ciogant east front Poroperty, No. £20 Georgia avenue, fine t-room modern residence with every con- venfence, including gas fixtu nections, handsomely decorate om of & homo; owner going to s property must bo sold by March lst: for If you have any in- iace, this at’l bank, price and terms 860 me, tention of buying and will sult you. D, V. ) 83,500, th, Jolmson & Lovgren, Room 9, Chamber of Commerce, 653 10 with wanta nice Sholes Co, 213 1st aylor, sice Address room 1, 1137 O or rent @ X 40, flee, 8 $25,000 piece C. F, Call s Continental bik, Only a few 8 rooms and basement, KOWer con- , dnd in fact a teave the city . LlS’ your property witb H. Cole. ensy terms rooms, full lots, less than’cost. Addressor call on owner, E. Beward st, Wainut Hill. AIX150 ARGAIN—Baker place, house and Lot $1,30 0 £t; 3 houses, b, 8 and Cash or trade. . Merrill, 44th and 050-m 18] FrURBALE=Vory cheap, mo traden, furm of 6 W, Hamilton coun- 2miies from Marquette, smali house, stiblo, 300 acres of pasture fenced, Hving water, price only #10 per acre, #,437.60, ‘one-tnird 158} crop Included. Terms #,200 cash, balance 6 per . K Atcins, owner, raflrond 543,76 ac ty, Neb, cent_interest. \ 80C. by 12, building; Denver Col OR SALE grade. only. —3300 will buy lot 50x120 in Omaha View, one block from motor iine, nicely on Lots in this nddition are worth 31,000, and the above price is open for a short time H. E. Cole, ruom 6, Continental block, 399 A SMALE payment down and 815 per. month will buy a 4-room house and lot on 16th, two blocks trom motor; {irst-clasa chance to acquire & lome on easy tarms. Continental block. Apply to H, E, Cole, Sl‘i:t:x,\] bargain—Bast lot in Hillside No, L X Choice lot tn Hawthorne chieap. C, A, lard, owner, Kearney, Neb. 1 COLN Placo and Carthaze (ots 0, #30 Cown, balan 13, Boasa Al OR SALE or Trade—Improvoed farm of 320 acres_in_ Gosper county. from Oxford and B. & M, raliroad, " Addross J. m22j 2 313 monthly. Neb,, R. Shayw, 4023 Hamliton street, Omaha, 626 mot S’ro P—Get a homo. BEE HERE—308 N. Y. Life Bld'g. Tidy cottages buily to suit and sold on easy terms, on iots one mile from the P. 0. and shops. Al50 1m West and north parts of town. Don't watt till the boom 18 here with its high rices, but buy now. 1t ome buy a ot on monthly. & number of lots in good additions that can be Ay ments. sold at bedrock prices on such terms. 1f you are at work during the dry come around. Monday evening. R SALE - Ko Davenport and 24t Part cagh and balance thme, or pact cash and good farm near Omaha. . I nental block. ON ot the lot on 24th st., $1.350, estale —Houso and lot on Price $400). strecrs 7510 T, -1t 9()ACKES In South Omaha survevod and Z0placted ror per acre. H. E. Cole, room 6, Continental block. uilding purposes. 730-10 to four m| Rust, 1850, JOE GEORGE C. BARNUM, ‘Secretary. § Corporate | 1 Seal. Ceruficare, This 18 to certify that the Nebraska Central Railway company desires an increnso of its au- thrized capital stock from one million dollars lifons five hundred thousand dollars, and thut such incrense and the macing and publisning of this certificats, and the fiing thereof with the sacretary of state of the state of Nobraska, has been duly authorized by tne ioldery of thls mafority of tho capital stock o the Neoraska Central In witness whercof, we have hereunto slgned our names at Omuha,'in the county of Douglus and stare ot Nebraska, on the 10th day of Au- allway company. A M'SHAN, Directors: JOHN H. DUMONT, WILLIAM L. ADAMS, BENJAMIN J. MORRIS, State of Nebraska, Doualas county, ss: Before me, & notary publl Douglus _county, named John A, Mo Join H {amin ersonall cal poraons Wl signed the foregolng insur meut, and severall strument to be thel 7 acknowladged the sald in- ! y act and deed, r yolugh for the uses and purposes therein set forth. In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto signed my name and affixed' my official seal, at Omaha, Douglas sounty, Nebraska this 19th day of Au- s, 183, | Natarial Soal. W. CIVES, Notar ¥eb 2 d 8 t.mor Col- prico six miles you do not want a 1 have Cole, Conti- Price, #00 President. in aud for satd came the above ane, Goorge 0 Barnum, )umont, William'L. Adams and Ben- Morris, known to mo to be the ldent- Public. Notice {8 hereby given, that the Omaha Southern Raflway Company, has been dul; corporated under the laws of the Stute o braska, and does thereon give public uotice as follows: 1. The name of sald corporation is, “Omaha Southern Kallwa! rincipal ness, 18 the ety of and Btate of Nob, %, The general nature of the busine: ‘The i Notice. Company." Ka. transacted by sald corporstion, 18 the constru. lon, operation and maintenaiice ot & 1ine o alliay of stahdard guage, and w telogravh 1ine {n’ connaction thorew Omaha in sald county, in a southerly directio torough the counties of Douglas, Sarpy, Cus and Otoe to Glen Rock, braska. 4, Tha amount of capital stock authorized by the articles of incorporation, Dollars, and the sawno {5 to be paid as foilo of the D, 1090, i highest amount Iabllity to which tne incor wce of smid corporation com- A. D. 15w, february A. any time be subject, 1s Willion Dol 7. Tho affairs of ‘the cor conducted by a Presiden ‘Treasurer and General Manager, ' Witness our uands this tho Gth day of Feb. ruary, A. D, 1490, retar, r poration_ ere BLETEVN MERRIAN, B NicnHoLs 1AL, Incorporators, Froposals for Supplios. Iseule‘l i county po ved atth ¥ wy. Maren Ihth for .0 1St accompaiy each bid. tions for supplies can be obtained &t the The Commissioner's reserve tho roject any or all bids. clork’s office. right pplies tor l will be until noou flod o Dated Ouiahia, March 1st, 156, widde P, O'MaLLy, County Clerk, in- No- lace of transacting its busi Omaha, county of Douglas 8 to b th, from the city of in the State of Ne- is Three Million 83 An installment of ten per cent on each share of stock shail be payable at the time of making the subscription, and theresidue thereof shall Dbe paid in such installments and at such timo and place as may be roquired by the dirsctors ompan: 5. The exist mences on the 6th day of Februiry and terminates on the 6uh duy of of indebtedness or poration shall at ice-President, Bec- Specifica: Junty ROPOSATS FOR LUMBER—U, 8. Indlan Servica, Pine Ridge Agoncy 8. Dakota, Feb. runry 218, 180, —8ealed Droposals indorsed “Proposals tor Lumber” and addressed to tne undersigned at Pine Ridge Agency, Shanmon Co., 8, Dukota, will ba rocelved at this Agency until one o'clock of March 1ith, 18V, for farnishi - ing for and delivering at this Agency, about three hundred thousand teat of assorted limber, a full description of which may be obtained hy npolication to the undersignel, Bidders will be required to state in their bids the proposed ice of ench variety of lambor to be offered for ivery under a Contract. CERTIFIE Each bid must be CHECKS, mpanied by a cortified check or draft vpon some United States Do pository, made payabla totne order of the un dersizaed for at least FIVE per cent of the am- ount of the proposul, whic li chieck or draft will Dbe forfeited to the U'nited States In case any Dbidder or bidders receiviog an award shall fail o promptiy exectte & contract with good and sutliclent surietios otherwise to bo retnrned (o the bidder. H. D, GALLAGHER, U', 8. Tndian agent, iy Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern Kailway Company. Notice {8 heroby given that, pursuant to the articies of consolidation and srroement, dated July ¥ith, 1840, the anuual mesting of the'stock- holders ot the Oregon Snort Line and Utah Northern Railway Company for the election of directors and such other business as may legally come before the meeting, will bo held at the office of the company, No. 7 Main streot. Salt Luke City, Utah, on Wednesday, the 10th day of March, 1800, at 10 o'clock a, Arex. M Boston, February th, 180, ARMY SUPPLIES-Depot Quartermaster's Office, Onians, Nebrasks, February 25th 1890, —Senled proposals in dupiicate will”be re. ceived at this o until 10 & m. Tuesday Murch Lith, (80, at which time and_place they will be opened In thy presence of attending bid- ders for delivery of Lumber, Doors. Windows, Cedar Posts, Shingles, Sewer and Water Pipe, Burbed Wirs, Paints! Sand, Lime, Halr &c! Lists giving specitications quantities and other information will b furnished upon wpplica ton to this office, * Preference will be giveu to artic- les of domestic production or manufacture, con dition of quality and price ducluding i the price of foreign production ot mapufactare tho duty thereon) being equal and furtner, that no contracts shall be awarded for furnishing ar- ticles of forelgn production or manuficture when the articles of suitablo quality of domes- tie production or manufacture can be obtained, ‘The government reserves tho right to reject auy. orall proposals. Bidders should attach u copy of this advertisement 1o their bids. JOHN BIMPSON, Captuin aud Asst, Qr., U, & Army. crotary. 270201 RAILROAD TIME CARD. Lonvos | CHICAGO BURLINGION & Q. | Arriv | “Depot 10th ana Mason streets. | Omahn., tibitio Txpross. | Chlengo Expres: Chicago Express. . lowa Loeal exeept Sunday “Leaves [BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER.| Arrives Oulin. | Depot 10th and Mason streets. | Omaha. 005w m|. EXpross 8.30 o m| .. Hastings & Concordin Local. 655 p m| . Donver Expross. Toaves [ K.C.ST.J. &C.B. _Omaha. | _Depot it and Mason street Arrivos Omal rrives Omiaha, PACIFIC ot 1Uth and Marcy stroets. “Denver Expres Island Exp. (exce Fpress. . CHIOAGO, R. L& PACIFIC, [ 'Avrives P.depot, 10t and Murcy Sts.| On Night Expross .. tantic Expre estibnlo Limited. | 420 p m 1245 p m 1205 2 m Toaves | Omaha. |€ 0.00 8 0 |65 p m 200 b m Arrives -/ Omaha. e B2 p m am 0 0 m 246 p m L Vestibule Timited: ex. 8ut) Mall (Ar. ex. Mon) | 920 p m|. Jnstern Flyer..........| Leaves [ ML, & ST. PAUL.| Arrivos ‘Omaha. |U. P. depot. 10th ‘and Marey Sts.| Omaha. Chlcago Mail...........| 005 b m Chteago Expross. 0| 048 0 m Louvos | OMAHA & ST LOUL _Omaha. |U. P, depot, 10th and Marcy 405 p w)......St. Louls Cannon Bull X CITY & PACIFIC pot. 10th_ and Marey Sts, hux City Passenger L8t Paul Expross IX CITY & PACIFIC. t15th and Webster St St Paul Limitod. Leavos Omala. am 615 p m Leaves Omaha, Omiaha, | ~Black Hills fistings Bxp. (Fx. Sunday W00 & LANCOIn. Passenger IYork & Norfolk (Kx. Sunday). O, T P M. & O, Depot ioth and Webster Sts. oux ity Acconimodati ux City Expross (i 1020 0 m 1020 8 m | Arrives | Omnha. Jeaves Omaha, B0 m| . 100 p m|. 645 p m o Owaha. 1030 a m) . 915 p m| . Depot 15th and Webster Sts. St Louls & K. C. “8t- Louls & K. Dress. MISSOURI PACIFIC SUBURBAN: TRAINK, Westward, Webster St.... Oak Chath Druid Hill 10/8.07 .02 5 091404 (1 4o 161411 Portal Beymour Park. Mascot Lawn...... s West Sido 51016745 Dundeo Plico. 6 i 5241 04| Walnut Hill... 544 14 001007 10110.15 2110 UNION PACIFIC- SUBURBAN TRAINS. Theso tralns also stop at 1ith, 1ith, 20th streets, Summit and Savidgo Crossing. *Working- men’s traing do not run Sunday. Brod- Wy ©Blufts Trans- VERE for epot. | |y T |Omana | Sta-" |South Depot.| tion. |~ Omana. 05 PO B3 08 B[ R |CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN. | Arrive Transfer| Unlon Depot, Councll Blutrs, | Transt 940 am| . pross 540 p m 540 p m stibule Limited. | 10| 045 0 m 456 p m X tiieeerns| 848 D m 800 p m . ces el T80 B M CHICAGO, R. I & PACIFIO. | Arrives Unlon Dopot, Cowncll Blufts. | Transfor 1t Express, ) i L Atlantic Expros: 11l 600 p m Festibnn Tamited .0 5| 160 b m Loaves |CILICAGO, MIL. & NT. PAUL.| Arrives Transfer| Union Dopot, Counctl Blufs, | Tranafer 940 @ 1B o ClACARO Mall oo 548 D I 600 p m [Chleago Expross: 030 a m Lonvos K. O, KT, JOK & C. 1. Arrives Transfer| Union Depot, Councll Blums. [ranster 1007w m) -, Kanaas Clly Dy Txpress.....[ 600 p m 1025 p m! . IKansns City Night Expross...| 6.10 i m Lenves | OMAHA & 8T. LOUIS, Transfer| Union Depot, Council Blifts. 445 w8t Touls Canon Ball....... CHICAGO, BURL'N & QUINCY Union Dopot, Council Blutts icago Express.. ‘Chicago Expross.. .\ Chieago Fast Ml .0 “Creston |.ocal i Lonvos anster | 616 p m 1005 & m 1000 p m Arriyos Transfor Leaves | Transfer VA0 @ T rere 1000 p |10 500 pm! il 790 pom! Leaves Transfor| |Transter o 680 pm K20 & m 5.0 p m 1120 a m BIOUX C1TY & PACIFIC Al erl _Unlon Depot, Council Blufis. | Tra T4b & m| 8loux Clty Accommiodatic 048 0 850 p m (Bt Paul kxpross 085 p 1w Court House and Jal! Bailding:* Soaled proposals will ba received at county clerk’s offico uncil Mouday, Murch il 1500, 4t 4 p. m.. for performing the wotk and furaishing the materinla of ail kinds nocessary forthe construction complete of court hou and jail bulldings in the village of Plerce, Pierce county, Nebrax Iach bia mist be mpanied by a certified check for 400,00, payaye to the order of the County Comunissioners 4s a guarantwe that he or they will enter into & good and sufficlent bond approved by the County Commissioners. “The right to reject aty na ull bids is reseryed. Plans und specifications can be examined at the office of the county clevk, and the architects, Fisher & Russell, Sloux City, lowa. T, . Suserz, ') Wit DEBLOW, ;, J, Deax, £24m3-10 Cominlssioners, [ Notioe of Dissolution. Notice {s hereby given that the partnershy existing between ¥rank J. Hotzel and N . S n the city of Omaha, Douglas county, Nelraska, has tils day been wholly dissolver by mutual consent. The business of satd irm will horeafter be condueted by the sald N. P, Sass at the old stand, M Cuming ret, Omaha, Ne- braska. The aaid N, P. Sass will ecolioct all debts, clnims and demands whatever due to the said firm of Hotzel & Sass, and has nssumed all the debts and Habilities thereof, FRANK JI. HETZRIL, NIC. P. SASs, Dated March 1, 180, meit Proposals for Lumber, Sealed proposals for furnishing county with luml 1 b received at th until noon fications o office of connty Douglas The Comn flone bt to rejoct any or wil hids, Dated Omaha, March 1st, 150, midids P.O'MALLEY, County Clerk Jlo8i Rt M, e 74 FATAN M #OMAHA = HE WAS A SQUARE SPORT. A Once Famous Winner of Fortunne Who is Dying Poor, “Daddy” Roagan lies dying on a cot in the Lnsworth hospital, says a St .Imu‘yh digpateh to the New York World. Daddy. as he has been known for the past twenty yours, was at one time one of the most famous and daring of Mississippi and RRod river gamblers. He was born in Russellville, Ky., six; two years ago, and at an early age blos somed out as a sport. The story of his adventures would fill a book, and the sum total of his winnings is in the millions. In 1858 Daddy won from a Knoxville planter named Ross the sum of $I18,000 in an hour’s play. At another time during a trip on the Creole Belle a blackleg named Edgeton was caught ina dishonest act by Rea- gan, who shot a fifth ace from his hand and then K\\L a bullet through each of the ‘‘crooked” sport’s ears. Kdgeton, maddened with pain, shot Reagan in the head, but, the bullet glanced off. At St. Louis, in 1869, Daddy sat in the highest game of his life, and left the table a winner of over thirty-five thous- and dollars in cash and checks, and about fourteen thousand dollars in promissory notes. In 1872 he was re- puted to be worth $100.000, but bad lu claimed him, and he steadily lost his fortune. roday he is without enough monoy to buy a burial casket. Daddy was called a “‘square sport,” and gave away over half of what he won. Heis said to have sprung from one of the best Kentucky familie i op e o Notwithstanding the very tiresome utiliza tion of its name, *‘Eiffel Tower" colors and designs in vrimming remain in fasiionable favor, - A Busy Preacher. If there be any busier man in New York than Rev. Morgan Dix of Trinity corporation he would do well to step up and be identified, says a New York let- ter to Richmond Dispatch. Besides attending to the vast routine business of the Trinity corporation, with its $20,000,000 invested, preaching regu- larly, marrping people, visiting the sick and officiating over the dead, he is cailed upon by men and women of every walk in life for advice on all sorts of questions. No matter how early you 2o to his oflice in the morning you will find a dozen or twenty people ahoad of you. They all want to see the disiin- guished rector -of old Trinity in per son and explain to him their various schemes and troubles. The writer of this waited two hours in his office the the other day for an opportunity to get a word with him on a matter of private business. In personal appearance Dr. Dix is one of the most striking men in New York and he always attracts a great deal of attention. He is a strong preacher, a deep thinker, and his voice pas lost none of the charm that made him famous as a_preacher. While not exactly the fashionable preachor, he is called” upon by society to officinte at weddings that are unusually profitable. His personal income is envcrmous, and he has a comfortable fortune. He gives away a great deal of monev, and has helped more young men to get on in the world than any preacher of the day. id i Popular male speakers declare that the hardest audience in_ the United States to face is the 400 to 500 girls who are attending Vassar college, says the New York Sun. There isn’t a woman’s face unturned toward the lonely mas- culine person addressing them but ex- presses 10,000 shafts of wit upon his bearing. gesture, voice, and upou what he says. Yet our own Chauncey, a fow days ago, went up to Poughkeepsie and daringly and unflinchingly endured this ordeal. Mr. Depew was introduced to the Vassar girls by ope of their number, a Miss Sanders, a pretty and bright woman. As sho wus escorting Mr. Depew up the aisle of the college hall she was ob- served Lo spenk to the orator quietly, Whareupon he almost: Iaughed 10yl and, with his face overspread with mer- riment replied to whatshe had said. There was a good deal of curiosity folt as to this chat, and finally one Vassar girl said to Miss Sanders: **What did you say to Mr. Depew when you were walking up the aisle with him?” “T was wearing my first train,” said Miss Sanders, “‘and Mr, Depew went too fast for me, and so I said to him, ‘Whoa, whos, you will break my train.’”” “You didn’t dave to say ‘whon, whon,’ to such a man as Mr. Depow?” *Idid—why not? And he said ho would ‘slow up’at once. Being a rail- road man he knew what breaking traing meant.” i Nervous decility, poor memory, difiide nca sexual weakness, pimples, cured by Dr Miles' Nervine. Samples froe at Kuhn & Co.'s, 15th and Dougias. L el The Way They Changed. The Chicago & Northwestern have changed vime. This 1s the way their traing vun: T'he morning passenger lonves Omuha Union Pacific depot at 9:15 every morn- ing--same us usual, The limited leaves daily at 4:30 p. m. and arrvives at Chicago 8 o'clock nexu morning, It is the same popular, ele gantly equipped train, vestibuled, chair cur, diner and new sleopars, direct from Omaha, and in addition now car- ries a superb sloeper for Omaha passon- gors exclusively, Omabha patrons are appreciating thi The I'ast Kastern Mail leaves Omaha at 9:15 p. m. daily—aftor business hours. Avrives at Chicago 1:25 next afternoon. Makes good close connections with limited eastorn trains on all lines, or gives passengers the afternoon in Chi- cago, Northwestern dining cars and new sleepers on this train. Passengers for points where *‘Lim- ited” and “Eastern Mail” trains don’t stop take the night expross at 6:15 p. m. daily—except Saturday. Baggage ohocked from residences, G, T. WEST, R. R. RITCHIE, City Pass. Agt. 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