Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 12, 1890, Page 7

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All advertisments {n these columna are pub. lished {n both morning and evening editions of Tie Bre the circulation of which aguregates more than 18,000 papers dally, and gives the ad vertisers the heneflt, not only of the city cir Iation of Tre RBew, but also of Council Binfh Lincoln and other cities and towns throughout th tion of the countr "BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for these columns will be takes on the above conditions, af the followin Tiess houses who are authorized agents for Tit BeE special notices, and will quote the same rates as o had s’l)l?li MATA BHRAN D 3 of Twenty-aixth and N streets, Eavings bank building. OHN W. BELL, Pharmacist, 2 South Tenth e Btreet, (HASE & EDDY, Statloners and Printers, 113 /" Bouth 16th Street. _ 3 1. FARNSWORTH, Pharmacist, 2115 Cum- . ing Stroet. W 2 JIVGHES, Pharmacist, 64 North 10th o 'Straet. 1EO. W. PARE, Pharmacist, 1715 Leaven- worth Stree HvonEs pHAR Y ACY, 228 Farnam Strest, D. VW ANTED—Situntion as niieso in any kind of sickness; tweive years' experie ¥ 14 N. 1ith, DVERTISER (3 , desires employ: ZL\ment, well educated, steady, prompt and frustworthy. Good character and'appeara Good snlesman. Would do any work excep canvassing, Addr Ree, T TS VW ANTED Situation by a printer of experience. Steady and sober. reasouable, " Address box 124 Pender, Nob, ANTE private tamily. A, W. 2413 Thalana st OMPLOYMENT wanted by a man “oid In an office or siore; hag experien ability and can give best of reference. Salary 10t 80 much an object s steady employr ddress X 70, I} 4 15) man 20 yoars of age, With onoe years experience, would like a situation in"a re- tall shoe store; wages no object. Address, Yy Uan give beat city rofer- atenographe anoffl perfenco i wholesale businoss, Box <1l Blufrs, WANTED: ANTED-Good, -MALE H}*}l.l‘. fonest boy to work in news stand at Webster st. depot. S18-12¢ VW ANIED-Man —As agent of our patent safes: aize 28xiRx18 inches; $15 retail. All size as low. New styles, new locks, new fictory. Not governed by safe pool Every snfe warranted. Rare chance. Perma- nent business. Our terms and catalogues will convince you agents clear from %30 to #0) per month. Write for extensive territory. Alpine Safe Co., Cluclnnatd, O, 81 anted (n every county Mt Co, Waukeska, Wis. B DA young man of fair education for light work. Good sulary. Address, WIN. ¥ Lite building, 95 13 “"ANTBU—?fcufi boys, Stonehills, 800 pastorns, new Nice young man as waiter and Cuthier, good roforence required, coach- man, £0; experienced pantryman, £0; dish- washer, ‘panwasher, lots of new places every day. Mrs. Brega, 3131 8. 1ith. Bl VES—We wanta man in_every Jo. cality, private detective: experlence not required: "particulars free; U. 8. Detective oureau, Kansas City, Kan, T8-13] FON NENT---HOUSES, JPO# RENT-i2room house, 22 N. 1th at. !ll " firat-class condition. modern ke lawh, barn, sl 8 trees, hool, Convenient to cable ars. Apoly on premises. 8. § sta T2 g0, R00d _yard, %2 o desirable parties, mdry, 152 Howard st mediately, well furnisiied o- t by the high sehool, city very destrable, ( T N-Room hon conventences, £ blocks from La — water, nice lawn, etc. 2215 Dodge st TOR | les and fine garden land; Rrocery. & HOOM Tiouse, @it an gAs and bath, oniy #25 Stevens, 1514 Farnam st, m tof avpiy Ohlo, city, water, r month, Grover flice open 8venings' -1 3t st. A4 JFQR RENT—Housex nnd fiats in ali parts of the city; flats and unfurnished rooms a gpectalty: parties deniring rent at from ¥ tc 3715 be sure to call at 1500 Farnam st. before rent- ing. Butts Renting Agency. ©4m17) }’mu RENT - G-room fat, 503 & room honse west side of Apply at 514 Francis gz, JORRENT—2 neat houses mear motor, #15; same for sale, #1500 and $3.200, on smali monthly payments, of will build to' suit pur- chiaser.” Inqutre of owner, 001 """’"-?Lol'i}' go 1312 Jackson st. 244 Jackson st. 1 {OR RENT—A Hanscom park. JPOR RENT-5 room cottage. 4 rooms unfurnished, | Fuu RENT—Flat in Estabrook block, & per month. Rob No. 1ith. 724117 T—Fiats cor 16th and Juckson, all pered and In fine condition: they ices, Call st 1112 Harhey st. 65 NOR RE! newly naye all” convent NOR RENT--s-room house, city water, ¥ cis- terns and gas, 111 Davenport. Apply Room 3 Barker bik. 610 iguu RE: "{OR RENT—41 Hickory and ¢ cor. l4th and Far T—7-room fiat, Lange blocks 612 § 0th bet, ed 10 use, fur- 20th and Leavenw orth. $10. 3% 05 and stores; property red for, taxes paid. Midland Guarantes & Trust Co., 1614 Farnam st. Abstracts. 57 I,I E. COLE, reliable fire insurance, H ., * COLE iiotary pubiis and convayancer . m &TOLEN or atrayed, from 342 Dodge. bay VYmare about 5 years oid, white star on fore- head, one white foot: had on nalter, Return und recelve rawacd. 700 1 tween Wincote & Riley Leavenworth and 06 Pacific sireet. it #x10 inches, red cover 5) poges. #.00 reward If returned to eithier above adaress. Wincote & Riley. D e PERSONAL. RS Me=Did you see Creightons add. of a A¥Rgale of new furniture at 115 8, 16th tomor- row afternoon? Yuu can no doubt get {ust Wwnat you want there, Annie, 1211 — BOARDING: -Boa 1D with or without rooms. 1816 Farnam. 001 155 FTHE cleanest and best storage in the clty at low rates at 1114 Douging street. Omaha Auction & Storage (o, 5 ER Sholes, room 210 ri‘r‘ft National bank be- fore making youe foafik1 ) ettt gy ettt e MONEY toloan, O, Fuavia Co. real sstate A¥Land loan agents. 1506 FRroam st. L) N ONEY loanod ot Iture, horses and AYlwagons: rates rei ble. City Loan Co., room "‘ a8 PIRST mortgage 0ans At low rates and no de- K lay. D, V. Sholes Cc A First Nation llnllnl o MOSEY-5 8 or W daye on M ianos, horses, nouscaystc. SIS PasronvlE o o, o TOANS—City ana farilosns mortgage dper bought, McUagueduvestment Co, ONEY ro loan on &ny s&curit M Por AHOLE Hinis A8 low rates, Lowashrates on personal property, The Henderson Mortgaie Invest nient Com; Koom 4 0, Paxton biock. iy UNEY to loan; cash on nand W. Squire, bank bullding. [ VBERAL real Hatris, room %) Prenzet bik, opp. P. O furniture J. J, Wilkinson ] ny, 1o delwy. J, First National e P PER CENT reaidence oans 1,000 to #10,00), Building loans at special rates, The Mead Investment Oo., Bee vullaing, 0 csll!fim T Tavent (n good i . o 16 Room 430, Paxton Binck. T ™ COLR loan agent, Continental blon° Tiortgage paper. 631-05 RACK AGE storage at lowest fates. W, M. Bashmau, 1311 Leavenworth. o e MUSIC. YV 110 uned thoss five Kimbail pianos usod Dy Madame Patti and company at tne Mil- 1ard? “Bloomfield did_the work aud it is said that he is no slouch, Planos And_ organs nicely tunied aud regulated for 8. LILN. Tithst, B JRE buying a plano examine the new scale Aimball plano at A. Hospe, 1513 Douge Tns st 45 (1O, F., GELLENBECK, teacher of the banio, ¥ room 213, Douglas biock, or Bee office, 240 PIANO tuaing by George Bloomfleid, plano ‘maker, 111 North 17th, % yrs experience iu N, Excellent references. 200 m22* ~ WANTED---TO BUY. “mm‘l?:l)—rumnum, carpets, household Co. goods for cash, Wells' Auction & Storage 17 8 1ith st, 0 Y., Chicago and Omaha, T F you wish torent a house or store see H. E. Cole, Contiaental block. 150 A PLEASANT froom flat with modurn con: veniences: aiso 4 unfurnished rooms for iight housekeeping. Apply ltooms, 1001 Howard modern im e * ROOM corner flat with ments. 24th and Leavenwortn sts ENT—Large ten-room ho modern improvements, suitable for board- inghouse, on N 15th, between California and Cass sts, Rent reasonable. Inquire room 608 First National bank building, 230 {OR RENT—House of 10 rooms with every convenlence; close to cable and motor, U8 N 10th 098 13§ m heat, 16th st Dear )1 Paxton block. 327 FOR RENT- OR H 1ith st URNISHED ROOMS, # and 310 per month, 1418 Dodge street. 707 13+ ront room, 31.25 per week, 1908 T—Nicely furnisaed rooms. 7 134 WURNISHED rooms, gay and u rooni; dou parlers it desired; le_gfllfll'v- rooms 0oms cheap: also, 8. 17th. K 'Ffu&'m; EDt , W11 Douglas. 805-17 @23 DODGE. cornar_2)th—Suite of handsome- Iy turnished patlors and other rooms, with board if desired. References. 08 i3 WE have a customer for 1ot mo of Hutchinson & Wead, Douglas. ‘VXNTRI Second-hand paper cutter. Ad- Qrose X 62 Boo. 2115 VW ANTED Good commercial pupor. No- braska Mortgage Loan Co.,519 Paxton blk. ASH ror all kinds of household goods at (114 Dotgins streer.Omaha Auction & Storage Co. VYV ANTED—To ouy for spot cash, ity or country parts or whole stocks of dry ana fancy goods, clothing, boots and shoes, m nery, stationery, gents furnishing goods, et Call on or address J. 4. Brandeis & Sons, cor- ner 1ith and Howar w.\n-mn o Buy— 2,600 good shart time pa. per. H. H. Henderson, 40) Paxton blk. 417 " FOR SALE---MISCELLANKOUS. DR SALE-—A Jarge soda fountain made by J. W. Tufis, Boston, Mass. Address J. F. Beermaker, Clioster, Nob. 716 UR thorouglibred Clyde stallion, 7 years old, zood breeding mares and good yesrling colts for smle at reasonable prices. Reason for selling: want toumako a trip to tue old country. Adaress Adam Windolph. Grand Isiand, Neb. %rchuer to N 1CE troom cottage for sule, removo same. Only £200. H. E. Cole, tinental block. 5011 OR SALE—Drug fixtures, shelving, coun- ters and show cases,almost new. Inquire of A. Schroter, cor, 16th and Flmlm.Onlglsl&L OR SALE—At auction, tomorrow (Wednes day) at 3 p.m.. parlor suits, oda pleces,rock- ers, bad-room suita.folding bed,baby carriages, etc. All new and direct from the east, at 115 8. 18th st. B12 11 OR RENT—Large front_parlor, nicely fur- nished, with folding bed. etc. Heat, gas UNITURE of T-room _coltage very cheap, ‘furniture almost new. Must be sold by March 1. Address X 63, Bee. 7 und bath, ' Addrass, 80 077-14 TRNISHED Rooms 10th 8%., i Paul block. VWV ANTED-Salosmen on Safary o commi sion to handle the new patent Chemi Ink Erasiog Pencil. The greatest selling nov iy over produced. Erases ink thoroughly in tWwo seconds: 1o abrasion of paper, 200 to K0 r cent profit. One agents sales amoun ted to 20 in 81X days: another 12 it wo hours. We want one energetic general agent for cach state and territory, Sample by mafi #5 cts. For terms and Lail particulars, address The Mon- roo Eraser Mfg. Co., La Crosse, Wis, 2§ ork registerad in Ne- petent and willing to 5 A, Schroter, cor, 16th nan, On SN e VW ANTED=A good man With some menns to take management of company and hoom & gwod town 1n & good country. Must be aan of zood standing wnd good organizer: a Bl thtog for tho righman. Address X 65 Fies. agents wanted. Apply at 2416 Cuming A. Gavin, 1L T61-16 5. T ANTED -Good canvassers mulo or femnle, Fres transportation, - Exciusive territo 50 per cent commission, Address, G. D. Mabs Omaba, Neb, 6211~ ANTED—Ten coopers, stealy work guar- anteed at per diein. The Armour-Cud- Good money to ake st. T40-11* W ANTED—Salesmen ut #76 per month salary and expenses to sull line of siiver-piutea ware, watches, etc,, by sample only; horse and teaw furnishell frea; Write at once for full par tioulars aud sample case of goods free. Stan- dard Bflverware Co., Hoston, Mass. 323 “7 ED—100 rockmen, teanisters and grad- ers for Utah and Nevada: cheap rates. Aubright's Labor agency 1120 Farnam st. 523 M E to travel for the Fontiill nurserios of A Canada. We pay 850 to 8100 per month and expeuses to agents to sell our Canada grown stock. Add. Stone & Wellington, Madison, Wis, gl fidfe e Janki 324 mijl W ANTED-Canvassers at Singer sowing 1 chine office, LESMEN 1518 Douglas st. 377 28 Wanted at Once—A few good h 1 to sell our goods by sample to the wholesale and retall trade. W e are the largest uanufacturers in our line. Liberalsalary paid, Permanent position. Money advancod for wages, advertising, ete, For terms address Centennial Mfg. Co., Chicago, 1. S44-mlnt W ANTED=Agents for Denver Stato Lattery. Tickots i, Address A. C. Ross & Co., Denver, Colo. bOS-aprit wa WANIED—Girl or housework. Call after ED---FEMALE HELP. 5:0C p m. 844 8. 2d st T-13 ‘V,\s'nm AT 2005 St. Mary' . an expe- rienced second girl, neat and obliging,with g90d relerences, Call at rcom 16, board of trade bullding, Saturaay, Marca 15 192 15§ W ANIED—An aporentice girl to learn drease makiog, 612 N, 1th st. 211 W ANTED Ladyund gentlemen canvassors, 18, 1dth at, Sii-lir ANTED—Girl for general housowork; Wiges #4 to Dropor party. Inquire at Hez- nleheck's market, 2107 Loavenworth. 810115 s‘ WING girls at Omaha shirt factory, 131§ , arunam, Sy VW ANTED-S bourding house, fam- ily, 0 givls forPlattsmouth, Council Bluirs and & for general housework. Mrs. Brega, 1414 8 I5th. g 8612 VW ANTED o iris to do diatug room aud chamber work; one disawasher o first-class lady cook. Wages for girls 84 week: for cook #. Address W. H. Cai proprietor, Uniou Hotel, Greeley, Colo ANTED—GIrl. good wages; \} Appiy N1 S, Toeh ate “'AZ\'I'HI' and new fice, 3154, 15th. Tel, 1658, W ANIED--Ladios and Young men to re: VYV cetve instructions und keep books. J. B. sinith, room W, New York. Life bunlding: 66 eneral Douse b Wirtat. 0 Wax A good gl YV work, small family, 22 W ANTED-Some good party totaxe care of baby boy § months old; state terms, Ad. dress, X o, e offce. ¥ i w ANTED -Button-hole maker, II" Pn‘;::lm o VW ANTED First-clasn Gurman giri; no washing or roning; 1707 Onss st, sz DRESSMAKIN MAGINN-Dressmaker, Late fitter nd designer tor Stern Brothers of New 18 now prepared to execute all orders for costumes. Wraps, at her present commodi- Ous estaolishmens. 15 Dodge st. 196 13% NGAGEMENTS to do dressmaking in tes solicited, -~ Mise Sturdy, 6% 8. i 5% A% Roo»s furnished with board. OR SALE—One of the finest driving teams in Omalia; afrald of poting, styllsn and prompt drivers; also a fuil platform spring currlage almost uew. Address X2, oo office. N’lch} Jom, avery couvenience, I TOURNISHED—ltooms to let, 2022 S avenue, HAVE o fow slegant rooms with b 108 S 25tk st W. O. Field. 654 210 JOR RENT-Front rooms. 2010 Dayenport. . asant_furnished rooms with b h st, oy of front rooms, modern Lt TOOR RENT P ull conven OR KEN conveniences, with or without board, ver month, 1 Leavenworth st. t T. CLAIR European hotel, cor. 13th and Dodgs. Speciai rites by weds oF month, URNITURE auction every Wednesday and Saturday, 17 8 1ith. Wells. iz )R SALE—A i5-horse power Porier engine 1n good condition. welght 5,100 pounds, cyi- inder 11x16; for particulars apply to The Bee office. 8 JF0% SALE or trade—0no Hat top desk, oue S-foot standing desk, one lease of se‘tion of school land. %) acres of tmproved western iand and 4 sections of U. ¥. raiiroad land. H. H. Henderson, 400 Paxton biock, B4 MONEY Toan, Parrotte, Douglas block, UILDING loans. D. V. Sholes Co., Natioual bank bullding. sfl-.n "OND mortgage loans. .15, oard Tn;nu.{ 622 ABSTRACTS OF TIiTLE. M !DLAND Guarantes & Trust Co. N. . Lite A¥A blag,complete abstracts furnished and tities toreal ostate examinsd, yer focted ¥ guaranteod FOk SALE-Tn a iively Nebraska town of 10,000, a first-class stationery, book, news, and wall paper business. Sales 20,000 Fine location and leading store in the city. Wil in- volce about § Established 10 years dress A 1, Omatia Bee, #09-21) T, UMEER yard Jouildings to buy. & nineteen thousand dol: 20, Chester, Neb, F or exchange pool table, etc., separate. office, RACKET store for sal ood trade, (iood locat able paper only. 88113 nice clean stock, For cash and ban! Neb, HE whole or one-half interest in the best mill property nf Nebrasku, 17 miles from Omaha, 20 neres of good pasture land, fine timber, no incumbrance, good dwelling houses, Everything in first class order. Address J. Wickenberg. 510 N. 16th st. ¢ OR SALE—A stock of dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, caps, clothing and - carpets, sit: uated in Aurora. Hamilton county, Neb, Stock about £20,000, ~ Everything in firat-class order, storw 22x%0, of brick, on corner, % oors, best lo- catton and stock fn the town” A mnap for any one who WADES to engage in goods business. For information correspoud with W. R. S “Aurora, Neb. YR SALE—Gonoral stock of gooda and bust. ness in A well located town eighteen miies from Umaba, now dolug & splendid business; good rensons for selling. Jdnquire of S. Cotner st Nebraska Savings bank, Umana, Neb, 3 a FOR EXCHANGE WV E Wish to exchange onir oquity 1o a brick nd iron front, metat roof, stone stors room, fu a Kansas county eat, #,00) population. Building constantly rented and paying moder- ate pgr cent on investment, for Omaha real es. tate improved or unimproved. Can put in in merchandise on a satisfactory deal. wish to talk with owners as we will pay no commissions to agenta. 4 ddress X 71, iee, OR EXCHAN ear land for mdse. or " horses. First mortgege paper for same, Clear inaide lots in the city wita A 1 prospects for chattels. In fact vou can get almost any Kind of a trade you want by calling at 407 Shee- 1y block. -14 YV HAT nave you to exéhange for a lot in South Omaha worta $1,00, clear of in- cumbrance, Address X.5% Bee office, . 662 4\3 EXCHAK GE—Clear real eatate khd cash for a clean stock of gr?cerlul. Address H. A. Durner. Tuurman, Ia, o<1 Hir.ns S your chunce—Two nice clean new ? general stocks of merchundise to trade for oom 21 Douxl?&"l';llock. T jou, Jiavo suything to exchangs cull on or address H.E. Cole, R 8, Continental block, Office open evenings to 8:3), 367 Fou Trade 2 acres good deeded land 10 miles southwest of rtand, Nel vreferred. Jno. G. Baliard, Bertrand, Neb. clear realty and cash. OR_RENT—Checkered hvery barn_on Isth et S of Harney. Cail or addross Neb. Mort- gage Loan Co,, 519 Paxton bik. o8 {OR SALE—Some good watches and mouds cheap. B. K. Masters, room 4, nell bIK. 45 OR SALE—Or exchange, half blood Clyes- dale stallion, will exchange for good driving horse. " George Vradenberg, 63 8, loth. 08 m ~itoom with board, 1722 Dod B‘Oll r ] LARGE turnished front room, 1913 Farnam. JRO0MS aud day board; 1724 Cavitolave, 84-m 25 JOR RE: a well furnished, nesr cable and horse cars. All modern couvenien: Call 2008 Duu&l;& RENT_A very largo front and back par lor unfurnished. 1720 Capitol ave. 732 NIcE rooms, modern convenlences, 1821 Farn'm L 966 TOOR RENT—One large rront room v 1008 Capltol ave, FOR RENT--ROOM = UNFURNISHED chainbers for housokeeping ror man and wife: no children. 319 N 17th, 0 345 16§ UNFURNISHED rooms, Jackson and Leavenworth, FOR RENT---STORES AND OFFICES DR RENT—Desk room in nicely turnished office, all couventences, Room 19, Continen- tal block, S a1 WAy A drugglst to occupy a store in a rent ¥ per month: Wil give 3 months Addrest V 25 Bee oftice, 7¢ m 23¢ JTORES a 7118, 16eh,22x0 ench, large Pshow window's, steam heat furnished. Thos, ¥, Hall, 311 Baxton block. sl (OR RENT-3story brick builaing, 1110 Doug- las st., suitable for wholesale or warehouse purposes. Also brick store, 107 8. idth st. 1n- quire of Chas. Kaufman, 1302 Doaglas st.” 333 QOR K story brick building, with or without power, formerly occupied by the Bee Publishing (o , V16 Farnam st. The build- ing has & fire-proot’ cement basement,complote steam hoating fixtures, water on all the tloors, gus, otc. Apply at the office of The Bee. 915 {JOR RENT—First or tnird tloor of thenew 3- story building baimg bufit between N. Y., Life and Morse building on Farnam st, D. C. Patterson, S18N. Y, Life. €) STORES, %400 and 2403 Leavenworth st. - 078 mllj WANTED Vo or A!hra" rurnishe rooms fur light housckeeping, Must be Address X 6l, Bee, =-113 RENTAL AGENCY, Py J 1 PARKOTTE, rental agent, Douglas olk. . 63105 neat. CLAIRVOYANT. DY B. GROUX.eloctricity, massage and mag- netic troatment, chronic' diseases a speciai- iy, stimple medicins when' needad, &2 N ivth. m {rs. Lenorman can be Batisfaction NORTUNE Telle consulted on all affairs of life. quaranteed. No.BI0N. 15th 106 m 20) M2 BLANCH, the atest mind and counselior, hua suite of puriors at 22 N 16th srect.s ' corner Chicago and 16th, This lady has a remarkable gift of secona’ sight, tells pust and future correctly business confidential;” has just returned; lost and stolen property, truthfulness of mbsent friends a speciaity. i 47 R. NANNIE V. WAREEN, clairvoyant, med- col and business medium, Female disenses a specialty, 119 N, 16th st rooms 2 and 3. 346 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. W ANTED-Educated young ladies aud gen- tiemen to learn shorthand and typewrit- ing atthe Standard Shorthand Busiuess col- lege, New York Life bullding; finest rooms in tha Gity; all latest improvoments, electric lighty slevator service; choapest school becauss 1t 1§ the best; instruction thorough, modern, practi- cal; demand for stenographera constantly in- cremsing: success positively sure. Call or write for one of our large descriptive catalogues. Address, Standard Shorthund Bustness Col- loge, Frank E. Bell, Manager, N. Y. Life Bldg, Umaha, Neb. -780 [OR EXCHANGE —Choice improved Nebras ka tarms. Will assume light encumbrance if you have anything to offer address or cali on Geo. ). Sternsdorf, room B17-318 Firs: National bauk butlding. Telephons 464, 6% TPOR EXCHANGE-2 lots i South Omana or 1 lot ‘near Vinton st., for horses or mules, Hoom 13, Board Trade. [ ‘vnmn & Wosterflold, real sstate, .l.(vmlsng FIVE room cotcage: L $100 ca down, balance 815 ver i 311 Paxton block. o OR SALE—#40 will buy lot 50x120 in Omaha View, one block from motor Iine, nicely on grade. 'fots In this addition are worth #1,00, and the _above price is open for & short time only. H. E. Cole, room 6, Continental block, A SWALL payment down and 413 per month £Xwill buy a &-roow house and lot on 16th, two blocks trom motor; first-ciass chance to acquire A home on easy terms. Apply to H, Continental block. {PECIAL burgain—Bast lot in Millside No. 1. 4 Cholce lot in Hawthorne cheap. C, A, lard, owner, Kearuey, Neb. 15 (NCOLN Place anl o 1ot 431,000, #5) down, balance $15 mouthly, $iivy, R 1 price Proposals for Lumber. Bealed proposals for furnishing Douglas county with lumber for ths year ending 1), will bo recaived at the office of the county clerk untilnoon of Saturday. March 15th, 189, ~Speci- ons and sizo8 required can be obtained at Moe of county clerk. 00 must Accompany each bid ."the Vight to re sloners reser: Dbids, Dated Omabia, March 1at, 180, mldide . O'MALLEY, Connty Clerk. Propoanls for Supplics. Sealed proposals for furnishing supplies for the county poor hoi: or the year 184, will be reseived att ark's ofMlice until noon of Saturday, Marcn 15th, 1500, A certified chok for #3000 mtist accompany eachi bid, Specifica- tions for supplies ean be obtained at the county cierk'soflice. The Commissloner's reserv right to reject ated Omiaha, midit LLEY. To W It May Concern, Henry Livesey and Dauolel Hamsher, asso- clated together in the Mason Contracting busi ness, have this day (Feb. 21, 18%0) dissolyed their business relations, All accounts of the late firm will be settled by Henry Livesey. HENRY LIVESEY, milditp DANIEL H AvsiR ROP(C S FOR LUMBER—C. 8. Indian Servic Ridge Ageucy 8. Dakota, Feb: ruary 2ist,’ 1500.—Sealed proposals indorsed “Proposald for Lumber” and addressed to the undersigned at Pine Ridge Agency, Shannon Co., 8. Dakota, will be recelved at this Agency until one o'clock of March Iith, 183), for furnish- ng for and delivering at this Agency, ahout three hundred thousand feet of assorted lumber, a full description of which may bs obtained by lication to the undersignel. Bidders will be required to state In their bids the proposed rice of each variety of lumber o bs offered for elivery under a Contract. CERTIFIED CHECKS. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check or draft upon some United States De- pository, made payable totue order of the un- dersiwiied for at léast FIVEper cont of the am- ount of the proposal, which check or draft will be forfeitad to the United States in case an. bidder or bidders recefving an award shall fai topromptly execute a contract with good and sutlictent suriatios otherwise to be ratiene the bidder. H.D. GALLAGHER, U, 8. T agent. 1220210 TIME CARD. LINGTON & Mason streets. ny or ail bids. nunty Cler & MO. RIVER ts.” Arrives Omaha, 7 o m . Hastings & Concordia Local 5 p m| Dony 2 Lenaves _Omaha. 935 0 m 945 p m K ( Leaves | Omaha. | _Depot 10th and 3 245 m Ovorland F 750 p m Paciic Express. . 0.10 0 m Denver Expross o L 985w m | Arrives | Omaha. K. O, Depot i0th 0.00 a 630 p m 200 p m o s SEERN, U. P, depot, i0th and Marcy St Chicago 2 Vestibule L Leaves Arrives Omaba. Chicako Expross hicage Express OMAHA & ST. LOUIS. P. depot, 10th nod Marcy Sts.| Onmiha. 120 p m Arrives ot 10th_and Marcy Sts.| Omaha, 1065 p m 10.05 0 m Arrivos’ | Omaha. 905 4 m Leavos Omab 545 p m Leaves Omaha. | 000w m| 900 a m 510 p m 510 p m| SIOUX CITY & PACTFI Depot 15th and Webster Sts. St Paul_Limite: K. B & MO VALLEY, epot 15l and Webster Sts. Black Hilly £ stings Bxp. (E: 7 Arrives Omaha 1020 & m Arrives Jmaha T.VANT 8 grocery or drug stock to_invoice 21,600 to #4,000; i cash balance improved real estate, Lock box 163, Central City, Ron, 736m 12§ FOR SALE: \L ESTATE. S‘IXTY-I’IVE acres s. w. of p. 0., suitable for A platting or gardening, for sale at u bargain. F. K. Durfing. & Darker block, 815 SPAN of mi icks, & fine driving team, harness and carriage to excbange for & lot. 1609% Farn N2 X132 feet of ground,25th 3,500; 81,000 cashi, bal. easy. N. Y. Life, 781 12 OR LE~T will sell for cashor on easy orms, 10 acres of Iand adjoining the city of York, Neb,, und 4 block near the college in the sime city. Address all communications to H. M. Wol%s, Culbertson, Neb. TI-11) 4 JROR SALE—Or exchango for drugs and real estate, 2,000 book stock. I 127 OR SALE—69x132 on Jones st, 800 _per fo Address X 54 e, 5 025 a2 OTICE to Inyestor: for the purchase of our business propert. 1308 Farnam street, Known as the cast3: fei of lot 17, block 12), up to April the first, nex owners reserving the right to rejuct any or ali bids. Lehmann & Hansen, care of John H. F. Lehmann, 624 South 1ith Street. o4y EPOSITIONS, 100 per folio; potitions & cor- respondence,fc;copying,de. Mrs. Hina.tel. 96, 120-m20) rates. Call and see us. Mutual Investwment 1504 Farnam, S TBYILDING Loana—: por cont; 0o ade ditional charges for commissions or attor moy's focs. W. B Melkle, FIrat Nat. bunk bld. HATTEL loans &t lowest rates: removed 10 17 and 610 Paxton bik J. Il Emtnger BUY, A 1o —Small cash payment terms: special low price, bury, Arlington block. (OTTAGE nomes 1n_most any addition for siie at from $1,000 up, on easy montuly pay - Barker block. R SALE—Half price for cash; lots 4, 5 and 6, block 1, Pruyn park, Omata, Owner can not take care of them, Address room I, 0 st, Lincoln, Neb. g4 05%- QALT LAKE CITY—Pigfies dosiring to in- »Yvest in this city will dé’ well to consult the Dieter, Johuson Investmeat Co., P. 0. Box i and 1) South Main st.. Sait Lako City. We han: glve the best of 617 A5 NEY to loan, by B, asters, in_an: M s Bratn 1162 elti000 s Sny" e, from one to six months. I make loans on Lousehold goods, plancs organs, horses, mules, houses, leases, etc., in any amount, at the lowest' possible rate, without pubiicity or removal of property. My lowns kro 0 arranged that you ean make A payment at any_time and reduce your in- torest pro rats. You pay {ntersst only for the tme you use thie money, 1€ you awe a” balaiice on your property I will take ‘it up and earry it for you, at the lowest rate consistent with the o M always on hand, No delay. No pub- “c".;'r.-oywwflll, rates. % B, F. M:.ltu{i', ¥ Room 4, Withnell Block 15th and ""&‘I:;' 8ts, TROVEH Stevens, 1515 Faruam at. telephone X 845, Otfice open evuings. Real estate, loun wid rental agehey. Property for exchanie! T4 ble fire i 1surance, Parrotte, Gul'c,w and re 6 1-ah TS EYSIONE Mortgage Co—Loans of B0 ta [\ §1,000; got our rates before borrowing aud Save money; loan on Morses, furniture OF Any approved security, without publicity; notes bought, for new loan, renawal of old and lowast rates. Call K208 Bleoly bik, 1ot & Howard sts. eutal agent, Coutinental block, l{. E. COL T MISOELLANEOUS. Mu;';ékklsl~nui Hellwig, midwite cor- ner 10th and Hickory, BO4- 105 i T)ON'T fali 10 attend the auction sale of new turnitore at 115 8. 16th st tomorrow after- Roon at 3 p. m.; Opposite Stonelill's, om et st TU RENT—Houses list with J. H. Parrotte. G 1-ad Thursdayand K;N.‘Hll! sales .V;fl Tuesday,’ Satu aglas strect. y morning atiili Omahs Auction & Storage Co. LUAN;;'m{anfn availa bie security. Con. tral Investment (o, Room 25 Chamber of Commerce. e M ONK\'u”oll:”mp:mmx wagons. mules, M nousehald goods. planos, organs, diamons, At lowest rates. The first organized loan off in the city. Makes loans from 30 to 355 days, which canbe paid in part or whole &t any thme, thus lowering the principal and interest, Call and see us when you waut money. We can ausist you promptly and o your advautage without removal “of property or pubMcity, Mouey always on baud. No delay in msking loans. C. F.Heed & Co., 515 S. 13h st ; over Biaghiam & Sons. %1 MyNEY 10 1081 0 furniture, Organs, bh Yl horses and wagons. Huwkeye Invest Co., room , Douglas bik., 144 aa \ RAL BSTATE—If you Want to sell or_rent st iv with T, C. Hrunoer, who has a large Rooin 1,, Ware block, 8. b Cor. 15th and Farnam, v e — WWE want to buy 3)aees of land in o southwest Jort 0t the gity. not uver 24 or 3 miles out: will pay casll. Star Land & Loan Co., 16014 Farnan st b T 12 o ALK R M0 chofes lots o smatkvash payment, bal- Snoo socond mortgageap respansivle pirties who will bulld. ~ H. E. CQLE, Continental bik, and 204 N. 2ith, -— ) (SPECIAL Bargain—A VheY eiogant oast front Doroperty, No. &0 Geongih avenus, with a fing 6-room modern rosidence with every con- venlence, including gas fxtures, sewer con nections, hand A m of & home; o is property must be sold by Mare price aud terms soe me. If you have any in- tention of buying and wanta nice place. this will suit you. D.V, Sholes Co. 213 13t Nat'l bank. oF Zolng o'l st; for Lm‘ your property with H. E, Cole, 60 foot. N, B, cor. 10th % Douglas, call or ad- ‘ess Mrs, Kuhlman, 8. 8.cor. 1ith & Vinton 3 627 a2 BARGAIN - Baxor piace, Bouse and lot 1310 oasy torma; Aixi5) g 3 Houses, & 8 and 0 rooms, full 1ots, les# than cost. Cash or trade. Addreas or call on owner. K. G. Merrill, éth »ud Seward st, Wamut Hil, 969-m 15) no trades, farm of 6 W, Hamilion coun- rguette, small housa, 00 acres of pasture fenced. Iiving water, price only $10 per ncre, #437.64, one-thtrd 1n8) crop iBciuded. ‘Terms 8,200 casti, balance 8 per cent interest.” F. K. Atkius, owner, railroad bullding, Denver Col. () commadation. .| 943 p m Sun)..| 130 p m L. 930 8 m 845 a m 650 p m [ Arrives | Omabia. ha Druid Hill Lake Walnut Wi 500 P /4.0 Dundea Place. Walnut Hill... Lake Streot. Drutd WL, Oak Chuthain Webster Stroet 649 0.5 2 6.6110.01 UNION PACIFIC-SUBURBAN Theso tralns also stop at 1ith, 1 Summit and Savidge Crossing. *Working- |Owaha Albrt 't pot.|_Depot. 8157, ol Leaves Trans for 940 & m|, $.40 p my 435 p m|. SWpm Leaves CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN.| Arrives Union Depot, Councll Blufls. | Transfor Swpm 945 am LT e m Arrivos ranse 0 o m 600 p m L8 p m [CHICAGO, R 1. & PACIFIC Unlon Depot, Counell Blufts. Ixhit Exproas 10 Express Vostibale Limited TCHICAGO, MIL. & ST PAUL Unlon Depot, Counctl Blufts 1005 & m! 1000 p m 50 pom| o 10.00 p w!. Leaves Transfer 1007w m 102 p m Arrives Transtor 0 p m 610 & m K. €. 8T 00K & 0.1 Union Depot. cil Blufts. Kansas Clty Dy Kxpross Kanans City Night Express OMAHA & 8T, LOULS. Union Depot, Councht Blufts St Louls Canon Ball Loaves [CHICAGO, BUR & QUINCY.| Arely [ Tnioh Depot, Trans 60 p 520 a 5.0 p Creaton local 1% a SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC pot, Council Biafls 7 Accommodat <18t Paal Expross, RMY SUPPLIES-Dapot Quartsrmasters Office, Omana, Nebraska, “February 28th 1500, —Eoaled proposals in duplicate will be re. celved at this office until 10 & m. Tuesday March 1ith, 1880, at which ti place will be opened (n the presence of Attending b ders for delivery of Lumber, Doors, Windows, {adar Pouts, Shingies, Sewer and Water Pipe, Barbed Wirs, Painta Sand, kime, Hair & Lists giving soecifications qiiantities and other information wiil be hed upon ADpIics tion to this office, Preference will be given to artic. fon or manufacture, con. the o duty thereon) being equal and further, that no contracts shall bo awardsd for furnishing ar ticles of forelgn production or manufacture when the articlos of sultable qulllti‘ of domes. tie production or mannfacture can be obtaired, The government reserves (he right to reject any orall proposals. Bidders should attach a copy of this advertisement lo their bids, JOHN BIMPSON, Captain aud Asst, Qr., U & Ariny. 118010 Certifioate, This 18 to cortify that the Nebraska Contral Railway company desires an {ncrense of fts au- thrized capital atock from one million dollars to four millions five hundred thousana doliars, and that such increnss and the makiog and publisning of this certiticate, and the fillng thereof with the secretury of state of the state of Nebraska, has beon duly suthorlzad by the Bolders of tie majority of the capital stock ot the Nenraska Central Raflway company. In witness whereof, we have hereunto signed our names at Omaha, i tie connty 3¢ Dougian and state of Nebraska, ou the 10th day of Au. ust, 18 o JOHN AL M'SHANE, GEORGE C. BARNUM Prosident. Secretary, | Corporate | Directora: Soal. ! : N H. DUMONT, LIAM ADAMS, BENJAMIN 1. MORRIS, State of Nebraska, Douglas con SLH Before me, & notary public in and for sald Douglas_county, personsily came the above numed John A, ' Moshwne, Georgs C Barnum, Join H. Dumont, William'L. Adams and_Hen' Jamin J. Morris, known to me to be the Ident. ical persons wio signed tne foregolng instru- meut, and severally acknowledged the sald in. strument to be thelr yoluttary act and deed, for the uses and purposes therein set forth. In wituess whereof, 1 have herennto signed my name and afixed my official soal, at Omala, Douglas sounty, Nebraska this 19th day of Au’ 18%, W. C. IVES, Notary Public. Fob 2d 60 tonor Notice {s hereby given, that the Omaha Southern Raflway Company, s besn duly in- corporated under the | € the State of N braska, and does thereon give public notics us follows: 1. The name of sald corporation is, “Omaha Southern Kailway Company. 2. The Frlm‘lnl\ lace of transacting its busi- ness, is the city of Omaha, county of Donglas and State of Nebraska. 3, The generai nature of the business to be transacted by sald corporation, is the constric. tion, operation and malatenance of a line of raflway of standard guage, and a telegrabh line in’ conuection therewith, from the city of Omaha 1o sald county, in_a southerly direction tarough the counties of Douglus, Sarpy, Cass and Otoo to Glen Rock, in the State of Ne- braska. 4. Tho amount of capital stock authorized by the articies of incorporation, 18 Thres Millo Dallars, and the samne 1s to be paid_as foilows An {nstallment of ten per cent on each share of stockshinil be payablo nt the time of making the subscription, and theresidue thereot shall be patd n such ingtaltments, and at such timo and place as may be required by the directors of the company. 5. The exisience of sald corporatlon com- mences on the 6th day 0t February, A. D. 15, aud teruinates on the Oth day ot Pobruary A ). @, The highest amount of indebtedness or liability to which the incorporation shall ap &ny time be subject, is Two Miliion Dollars, 7. The aflairs of the corporation are to be conducted by a_President, Vice-President, Sec- retary, Treasurer and General Manager, * V\flne!&l\; O\ia)lllfldl this the oth day of F ot (il S, ML H. Cran, EORGE C. Sy, E. G, MEIRIAM, R. S, NicHoLs R 8, HALL. F16d30s Incorporators, Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern Kailway Company. Notice s hereby given that, pursuant to the articles of consolidation and agreement, dated July 27th, 1889, the anuusl me ting of the'sto k- holders or the Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern Raflway Company, for the clection ot Qireotors and such other business as may legally come before the meeting, Wil bo held at tno oftice of the compauy, No. 73 Main street. Salt Lake City, Utah, on Wednesday, the 19th day of Murch, 1500, at 10 o'clock a. m. ArEX. MILLAR, Secretury. Boston, February s, 15, 127020 TNANS AHNAM G THE RE! NSPRUMENTS placs on rasocl during Vesterday. R L Gatlichs to Adam Icker, lots | bik J, Mayne Place, w d.. ....... ... 3 W D Edwaras to ¥ 8 Blayney, s 4 1t 1ot7, 15, Patrick’ 2d add. .. 10,000 S K'Johnson and wife to Ckexiota 3and 4, bik ], Mayne Place,ged. ... 6,00 J W Hungate, frustee, to H'E Crain, lot 1¥, bik 4, Bedford Place, wd............. €00 Albrigut Land & Lot Co to Kate Pearson 1ot 20), blk & Matthows sub, wd... 450 nea and wife to Gilbert Ruatin, lot 27, Auborn Hul, w d R A"l Poppleton and wife to John ioodiett et ul. 10t 8, bl 8, Poppleton Park, w d .. W I Eryer and wife to O A Whyman, ot 33, bik 8, Orchard Hill, wd.. . .. HJ Fox:o W W Doten, lot 3 Place, wd i G S Banaw anid w WD blk 2, Hitcheock’s add, w d 3 R H Robertson und wité to A peli, w 60 £t ot 10, bik 19, Central Park, w d. M Mullen to D'Cunniogham, lot 5, blk &, Bedford Place, w d § Paul Waack and wife ks, and und % lot 1, Lovett & Woodman' add, wd . G i J L MeCagu, W 3 1ot 4, DIK & F John Fadaen and wite 1o J J lot 2). blk 2, Collier Place, w d. D E Wélch t0 G H Wiiliums, s PeleN Wi co A Ea Phelan et ai to W, blk ), Missourl avenue Purk, wd. . J P Megeath to W W [agham et al, Bw DO H-10-18, qC A e ieniiia 5 South Umana Land company to_Cunries Anderson, n b lot 6, blk 1% Omaia, wd.. Aty i South Ormaha Land company to John Anderson, 8 % ot d, bIK 120, South Omaha, wd PIRT v 30 J 0 Wilkinson and wife to ¢ E Siration, iots 15 to 25, bik 11, Briggs’ Place, w d.. 25,000 J T Robinson aud wite to 8 13 Black, n ' lot 9, blk 3 se, Hogers' add, wd “oe Herman Schul(z and wife 16 B [ fler- bower, lote 14 and 13, bik 7, Kilby Pluce, JC 2,200 1,600 1,800 02 E L Bierbower and wife to W 5 Hector, lots 14 and 15, blic 7, Kilby Place, w d Twenty-four transfers.......... .. Army Notes. Captain Joseph Garrard of the Ninth cav- alry, now stationed at Fort Niobrara, has been granted leave of absence for one month. Lieutenant Edward Chynoweth, post quartermaster at Fort D. A. Russell, has been ordered to perform the functions of depot quartermaster at Cheyenne 1n addi- tion to his present duties, relieving Captain Humphrey, who will contiuue in charge of the coastruction of water and sewer systems at Fort Russell, Hospital Steward Patrick Boland has been ordered to Fort Sidney, Neb., and Lous Martin of the hospital corps has been or- dered to Fort Douglas, Utah. Lieutenant Charles W. Rowell of the Sec. ond infantry at Fort Omaha has been desig- nated as the officer to relieve Captain Mar- ous W. Lyon, echief ordnance officer of the Department of the Platte. Captain Lyon bas been relieved from duty in this depart- ment. ——— New Coates Hoawse, Kan, City. Absolutely fire proof. Fineat and largest hotel in Kansas City., Unex- celled in ite appointments. Marriage License. Only one license was issued by Judge Shields yesteraay, the following being the parties: Nawme and residence. Age. Charles L. Altstudt, Omah: 26 Norah Watson, Omaha seieeddB No case of rheumatism can be so bad that Chamberlain’s Pain Balm will not help it. The prompt relief from pain which it affords isalone worth many times the cost, 50 cents. A great many severe cases have been permanently cured by it. All druggists sell it. THE HIGA LICENSE LAW. How Nebraska Regnlaces and Cone + trols the Liquor Teafli s “hieh license” law of Nebraska known as the Slocumb law, provides Sec. 1. Tho county board may grant Licenses upon the petition ¢f thirty resident freeholders of the precinct where the sale of liquor is proposed, and setting forth that the applicant is & man or reputable character and a resident of the state. The application must be accompanied by any sum which the board may require not loss than §500, Sec. 2. No action shall be taken on the ap- plication till notice tias been published for at least two weeks In the paper in the county having the largest ciroulations Sec. 8. If a remonstrance is filod the boara shall appoint a day for hoaring, and it it be shown that the applicant has violated the license law within a year, or if any former license has been revoked for a m demeanor the board shall refuse him a ilvense. Sec. 4. There is an anpeal cense board to the district court. Sec. 5, The iiconse shail be for not more thau one year for a specified place and is nos transferable and way be revoked whenever violated. Sec. 8, The applicant shall give a bond of 5,000, with two good sarcties, which may be suea upon by any person injured by the sulling or giving away of liquor by the sa- loonkeeper or his agent. . No person can be surety for two saloons. See, 8. A fine of £25 for each provided for selling w0 pe ty-one years of age. Sec. 0. A winor who misroprosents hi age is liable to a fine of §20 |nna thi day in jail. Sec, 10. Selling to Inaians, drunkards or insane people is punishable by a fine of 850, Sec. 11, For selling without a license there is a fine of not less than §100 nor more than $500 or one month's imprisonment and lhclp:\rkv 80 selling is liablo in the same way as if he had givon bonds, Sec. 12, Magistrates issue -warrants for violators of the law as in'cases of felony and bind over after examination. Sec. There is a fine of 3100 for sclling or giving away adulterated liquors, Sec. 14. Selling or giving away on Sunday or election day 1s punishable by a fine of $100. Sec. 15. The saloonkeeper shail pay all damages to the commumty or individuals by reason of such traflic and shall support all paupers, widows and orphans and the ex- pense of all civil and criminal actions grow- ing out of such trafic. Sec. 16. Any married woman may collecs for all damages done her and her children. Sec. 17. When a person has become a county or city charge from intemperance o suit may be brought against any oue in the habit of furnishing him liguor, and hein his turn may recovor a proportionate part from any others, Sec. 18. In a suit for damages it is onl, necessary to prove that the defendants aol or gave liquor to the person whose acts of injuries are complained of. Sec. 10, Suit may be brought before a jus- tico of the peace. Sec. 23. All fines go to the schiool fund, and the complaining witness shall get from the gencral fund an amount equal to one-fourth of the amount collected. Sec. 24. Permits may bo granted to drug- from tho - offense is s under twen- In corporate cities and villages the license shail be not less than 00 in cities under 10,000 population and not less than $1,000 in cities over that population, The council is the license board and all other provisions of the act apply. Sec. 26. Drugaists wust keep a record of liquors sold under a ponalty of from 820 to $100. Sec. 27, Any purchasot making a false statement as 10 tho purpose for which liquor is bought is iinhle to a fine of $10 forthe first offense and $20 for the second. Sec. 25 Any person found intoxicated is liable to o tine of $10 and costs, Sec. 20. Saloonkeepers are not allowed to obstruct the view of their windows with screens at doors or windows, Seo. 31. 1 is prohibited. Ssc. ‘The person offering or atcepting a treat is hable to a fine of $10 or ten days in jail. Cure for Croup,—! Thomas' Elee- triv Oil according to directions. It is the best remedy for all sudden attacks of coids, vain and inffammation, and fnjuries. An Unjustifiable Arrest. To the Editor of Tue B I wisi to call the attention of the public to an oatrageous example of police incficiency. On Tuesaay aftervoon Peter Michaelson, a man i my employ, & sobor, industrious Dane whom [ had sent to get a scythe repaired, and who was returning with iton ais shonider, when at the corner of Sixteenth and (‘ass streets was halted by Ofcer Allen. The patrol wagon was called and Michaelson carted oft to jail as u suspicious character, although he had not drink a drop, and there was noth- ing suspicious in his avpearance. He was discharged by the judge the following morn- ing, butthe disgrace and humiliszion are not so readily forgoiten. Evidently, Oficer Allen’s qualifications in judgment and com- mon sense are sadly deficien MARKET GARDENER, The Oniy One. The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway 18 the only line running solid vestibuled, electric lighted and steam heated trains between Chicago, Coun- cil Bluffsand Omaha, The berth reading lamp feature in the Puilman sleeping cars run on these lines is patented and cannot be used by any othor railway company. It is the great improvement of the age. Try it and be convinced, Sleeping cars leave the Union Pacific depot, Omaha, ut6 p. m. dull{, arriving at Chicago at 9:30 a. m, Passengers taking this train ave not compelled to get out of the cars at Council Blulfs and wait for the train to be cleaned. Got tickets and sleeping car berths at Union ticket office, 1501 Farnam st. F. A. NasH, Gen. Agt. STON, Puss, Agt. Another Olerk. In accordance with the report of a part of the “smelling committee,” which was ape pointed by *he council last Tuesday uight, another clerk has been added to the foree in ne city clerk's office to fill the vacanc caused by tho retirement of D. J. Burges The new man is Richard Mullen, who has beon a timekeeper in the Union Pacific sbops for the past six years, J. E. Pu —= Coughing 8 Nature's effort to expel foreign sub- stances from the bronchial passages, Frequently, this causes inflammation and the need of an anodyne. No other expectorant or anodyne is equal to Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It assists Nature in ejecting the mucus, allays irritation, induces repose, and is the most popular of all cough cures. “Of the many preparations beforo the ublic for the cure of colds, n-uf‘ll.i, hronchitis, and kindred diseases, there is none, within the range of my .~x5.m. ence, 80 reliable as Ayer's Cherry Pec- toral. For years [ was subject to colds, followed by terrible conghs. About four years ago, when so afflieted, I was ad- vised to try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and to lay all other remedies aside. I did 80, and within a week was well of my cold and cough. Bince then I have always kept this preparation in the , and foel comparatively secure,” L. L. Brown, Deumark, Miss, “A few years ago T took a severe cold which affected lu‘y lungs. I had a ter- rible cough, and passed night after night without sleep. The doctors gave me up. I tried Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, which relieved my lungs, induced sleep, and afforded the rest nocessary for tho recovery of my strength, By the co) tinual uge of the Pectoral, a permanent cure was eftected.”~Horace Fairbrother, Rockingham, Vt. Ryer's Cheny Pectoral, PREPARED BY Or. J. C. Ayer & Co.,, Lowell, Mass, Hold by sll Druggists. Price $1; slx bottles, 3