Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 13, 1890, Page 7

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All answers to ad- vetisments should be enclosed in envelop All advertisments in these columns are pub. lished in both morning and evening sditions ot Tie BEr the circulation of which agkregates more than 18,000 papers daily, and gives the ad- yertisers the benefic, not only of the clty aircti- Iation of Tix Rew, but also of Council Bluffs, Iincoln nnd other cities and towns throughout this section of the country. BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for these columng will ba taken on the above conditions, af the following busi- ness houses who are authorized agents for Tiie BeE special notices, and will quote the same rates as cun be had at the main office. JOUTH OMAHA BRANCH OFFICE-Corner V) of Twenty-sixth and N streets, Nebraska Savings bank building. OHN W, BELL, Pharmacist, 20 South Tenth Btreet, (JHARE & EDDY, Stationers and Printers, 113 / Eouth 16th Street. Q1 FARNSWORTH, Pharmacist, 2115 Cum- e ing Street, 1EO. W, PARK, X worth Street. FuUoHEs PHARMACY, 2208 Farnam Str . HUGHES, Pharmacist, 624 North 10th Pharmacist, SITUATIONS WANTED, SULUATION-Wanted by a younz Boliomiun; W) has good experience in general morchan- dise vusiness; best of reference furnished, Address A 6, lloe, 32 14 ANTED—Situation by a printer of 3 years’ experience, | Steady and sover. Wages reasonable. - Address box 124 Pender, Neb . 03 W ANTED. Situation by & reliable man_in private tamily. Can give best city refor- ences. A. W.2413 ndiana st -1 [IMPLOYMENT wanted by aman 50 years Yol in an oflice or store; has experlenco and ubility and can give best of roference. Salary 110t 86 much an_object as steady employment, Address X 70, Bes 764 10 OUNG man 2 years of age, with one years experience, would like a situation in”a re- tafl shoe store] wages no object. Address, X 67, Bee, S ‘v ANTED--Situation by lmlr stenographer, four years in law and loan office, ex- perfenco in wholesale business, Box 22% Coun- il Blufy b2h-al VW ANIED—A young mun as porter with Hrst-class references. Call between 9 and 108, m, only. Continensil Clotning House. ANTED—A boy Show: wages £2.5 ing nouse, 1303 Dougias st. watch the outside cek. People's Cloth- 312 (300D, bright, stendy boy to run messuges, Xone who can'room and_board at home; an easy place and steady work. Alsoa good man to drive butcher's wagon; must understand cutting meat. Mra. Urega, 3144 8. 15th, W ANTED--An energetic man with sccurity of #i0 or #i0 to take and run an oflice about to he opened here by an eastern manu- ufacturer. lusiness is a monopoly. profitable and goods in_greatest demand. The best of references are required. J. D.'IL, Merchants' lotel, trom 1 to 1¥ am. ‘anddtotp.m, 19-12] '\v;\m'nn Good, honest hoy to work in news stand at Webster st. depot, KI8-12% ‘VAN'T SD—At_once, 20 teams for Colorado, #3.75 per day, freight paia. Keith's em- ployment ofice, 518'4 8. 15. 850-13% ANTED—Ten fivst class, reliable, exper- fenced fire insurance solicitors. American, German and Swede, middle aged gentlomen of good address hayvng extensive city acquaintance reforved, A. M. Weir, 503 and 604 N. Y. Life uilding. Bi0-16* ‘VAN ED—Man-—As agent of our patent sates: aize 38x18x15 fnches; #15 retail. ALl tlues as low. Now styles, new pattern, now locks, new fictory. Not governed by safe pool. Every safo warranted. Rare chance. Perma- nent business. Our terms and catalogues will convince you agents cloar from #)0) to $0) per month. Write for extensive territory. Alpine Safe (0., Cineinnatl, O, 815178 A < wanted in every county to sl our specialtivs, Morey M1’ Co, Waukeska, Wis, 80017 W ANIED A young mun of falr education for light work. Good sulary. Address, 201N, X Lite building, 798, 13% WANTED=-Nico young man as waiter and cashier, good reference required, coach- man, #0; experienced pantryman, 0; dish- washer, ‘papwasher, lots of new plac day. Nirs, Hrega, 3114 8. Lith, PDUTECTIVES-Wa want a man In_ every Jo- culity, orivate detective; experience not required:’ particulars free; U, 8. Detective ansas City, Kan, T80-13 ANTED—Salesmen on_salary or commis- slon to handle the new patent Chemical Iuk Erasing Pencil, The greatest selling novel 1y over produced. Erases ink thoroughly in o seconds; no abrasion of paper, *0)° 10 K0 Jer cont profit, - Ono axents xales aiiounied to 120 0 81X Awys: another §12 in two hours. Wo wi one enerygetic general agent o) chstate ritory. Sample by mali 3 cts. For nd fuil particalars, address The Mon- roe Eraser M1g, Co., La Crosse, Wis, 77812 VVANIED=A drug clerk roglatered in Ne- braska, must be competent and willing to work, ~ Addvess A, Schroter, cor, 16th and Far- nam, Omaha. 86 1. Apply at 2116 Cumung. 1416 G 00D agents wanted, Xst. PLA: Guvin, ANTED—Ton coopers, steady work guar- iteed at #2.7b por dlom, The ArmourCuid- king Co., South Omaha, Neb. 71216 “'AN‘I‘ Goea money to the right party. 2008 Lake st. 740-11+ VW AN alesmen at 870 per month salary and expenses to sell a line of silver-piatea ware, watclios, ete,, by sample only; horse and team furnished frée; write at once for full par ticulurs and sample case of goods free. Stan- dard Silverware Co., Boston, Muss. W ANTED 40 rockmen. teamstors and arad- ors for Utah and Novada; cheap ratos. Atbright's Labor agency 1120 Fi [ M EN to travel for the Fonthili nurseries of AV Canada. We pay 850 to $100 per mouth and expeuses to agents to sell our Canada grown stock. Add. Stone & Wellington, Madison, Wis, @24 mhl ANTED-—Canvassers at Singer sew! chiue ofice, 1518 Douglas st. (SALESMEN Wanted at Once—A fow good S ien 10 sell our goods by sample to the wholesale and retail traide. We ure the largost manufacturers in our line. Liberal saiary paid, Permanent position, Money advanced for wages, wdvertising, ete, For terms nddress Centennfal Mfg, Co., Chicago, Tl &il-mint TED—Agents for De W4 Tiokuts b0c, Denver, Colo. m 8t & an. m ver State Lottery, Address A. C. Ross & Co., O68-a prit WANTED-. I*'I*IM.\IAI-E HELP, WV ANTED—Good second girl. 1014 Locust st, B4L 13 A SIRL for genrai housework; German pi forred. Buquire w1h dones. betwoen 'St. B304 vl for second work and mall famiiy, 122 5. 17th st 860 13 Mary's ave and Leavenworth. y j00d Dlain sewing in W ANTED-Two _ tirat-class Elrls at 106 8. 3tk st, W ANTED-aladie aged woman to take care Of twin babics, good wages; woman cook L $23: PASLEY cook, meat cook, 820; @ dimng room glrls: housokeeper for two old gentlemen, Swedo proterred, #); 20 girls. who will work in small families at &, 7 at will go out beyond Sthst. Alway best Dinces av Mrs. Lroga's, §14%5 8. 1oth 8 VW ANIBD-An assistant at dressmaking: al80 A0 APPFentice girl. 218 Farnam st. i X 4 R a-127 W ANTED—A girl i or 15 yoars of awe 1o take care of baby, must slee) it b o Mrs, Kahu, 1816 I)-ve:lm 't st i .le‘ fl"\l’ dining K5 A YOUNG ®irl wanted to care for baby and {\nelp about houss. First house soutn of Leaveuworth, eagt side of J6th st. K12 \ TANTED— At 2005 8t. Mary's ave., an expe- rienced second girl, neat and obligi: #7204 referonces, Call &t room 16, F. Lrade bullding, Saturasy, Marca 15, GTRE wanted for general housework at 237 Cuming st 2415 ’\‘ ANTRD-Girl for_honsework, B5:0Cp m, S48, Zd st “'AHTRII -A laundress at city hotel. 5 1 V TANTED—At Brownell assist in the laundry, EWING girls at Omahs stirt fhctory, Farnam, VW ANTED- #1.35 por d hoarding honso, 85; cook for officer's fam- ily, #0; girls for Plattsmoutn, Council Bluifs, and 50 for general housework. Mrs. Bregwa, J1 8 15th, K18 12 VW ANTED Two wixls to do dining room and chamber work; one disawasher and one first.class lady cook, Wages waek; for cook #, proprietor, Union Hotel, Greeley, Colo ‘VANTI-:D -G1r], good wages; small family, Apply 112 8, Toth st. T VWANTED-Ladics and voung men to L celve instructions and keep books, J. B, Smith, room 041, New York Life building. 08 13) ‘ FANTED A good girl for neral house- work, small family, 2206 Wirt st ket wANTI‘ ) -Button-hole maker, 11 Farnam i DRESSMAKIY M..E, MAG sand de; York, is n costumes ous estaolishment. 1925 Dodge st. ENCAUENENTS to do dr Ulles solicited. Miss Sturdy, 6% 8 NN-Dressmaker. Late fitter r for Storn Brothers of New repared to exscute all orders for wraps. at lier present commod - 5 1 in fami- jth ave, AW FOR RENT---HOUSES, {OR RENT A cottage of 5rocoms at 3 Farnam strect, city water and sewer cone nections. Inquire of . G. Doane, No.515 N. Y. Life Building, 8 NOR RENT-Two fie Lrick residences. just completed, possessing every modern’ con- venfence. Only half block from motor and treet car lines kiegant noizhborboo ar particulars call on or address J. W, issner, 212 Douglus St. 819-16 F“Tu RENT-12-room house, 222 N. iithst. NEN-Koom house, first conveniences, large lawn, barn, shade trees, 2 blocks from Lake school, Convenient to cable, motor and horse cars. Apply on premises. K. Jackson, N. 2Ist and Spruce sts. % [OR RENT—room cottage, good yard, % Douglas street; cheap’to desirable parties, Apply to Neb. Steam laundry, 1520 Howard, st. MOR RENT—Tmmediately, well furnished G- room cottage, right by the high school, city water, nice lawn, etc., very desirable. Callat 2215 Dodge st. 514-12§ S “KOOM louse, © gas and bath, only $25 Stevens, 1515 Farnam st. th and Ohlo, city, water, er month. 'Grover flice open evenings® T00-14 503 8. 18w, st. JROE RENT-G-room flat F ENT-—Hou in all parts of the city; flats and unfurnished rooms a speciaity: parties desiring rent at from & to 75 be sure to t 1506 Farnam st. beforo rent- ing. Butts Renting Agency. #3im17) OR RENT—A 7-room house west side of Hangcom park, Apply at 8314 Francis st. [OR RENT 5 room cottage 1712 Jackson st. 3 rooms unfurnished, 171243 Jackson st. OR RENT—FIat in Estabrook block, % per month. Roberts, 402 No. 16th. T2U-11t lpou RENT—T Hork nace, bath, ete.. 20th and David Zamieson, iee bldg. [NOR RENT--Houses and stores; property cared for, faxes pald. Midland Guaranteo & Trust Co., 1614 Farnwm st. Abstracts you wish torent a house or store sec H. E. Cole, Continental biock. 160 oom fiat, Langs block; room flut with modorn con- veniences: also 4 unfurnished rooms for fight housokeoping. Appiy Kooms, 1001 Howard R RE rge ton-room house with all nodern improvements, suitable for board- inghouse, on N 15th, between California and Cass sts, ' Rent reasonable. Inquire room 506 First National bank bullding, 238 Ol RENT—House of 10 rooms with every convenlence; close to cable and motor. U8 N 19th. 698 13§ I WANT more liouses to rent, Parrotte. 631-a5 RENTAL AGENCY. H UTCHINBON & Woad, 182 Douglas 01 1529, ORI J . PARROTTE, rental agent, Douglas blk. . Bl Grfi\‘xn}uu ens, 1515 Farnam at., telephone 86, Office open evnings. Heal wstate, 1oan aud rental nency. Property tor exchinge. o Parrotte. 631-nh (QMEAP and rellable fire fnsurance, rental agent, Coutinental block, R ESIDENCE lots to leaso for a term of yeurs. Hutchinson & Wead 818714 MES CHRISTINA Hellwig, midwite cor- ner 10th and Hickory B4 16¢ o RE T—House list with J, H, Parrotte. 105 TDELINQUENTS Please Read This— Persons nolding contracts for lots pur. cnased from the Omuha Keal Estate and Trus Co., on which payments haye become dell quent, are requested to csll and arrange an early 'settlement, and save trouble and cost. Omaha Heal Estate and Trust Co.. 1504 Farnam St. UCTION sales neryA’l‘un-mlnir,Tlmrfl-lny and Saturday morning atiiih Douglas street, Omaha Auction & Storage Co, 30 H P. COLE, relinble fire insurance. w . o 35 H.* o stT COLE, notary publi: and x-m\w;yuuvév'-r' T the convenience of clients engaged e day we open evenin gs, 8:30 to 8130, Roon 6 Continental Blk. 204 e e e e e e LOST. JTOLEN or strayed, from 3302 Dodge, bay Pmare about 5 years oid, white star on' foro- head, one white foot; had on halter. Return and receive rewavd. 700 12 OST—Between Wincote & Riley's office, 25th Adsand Leavenworth ana 3016 Pacific street, One blank book about 8x10_inches, red cover and about 15 pages. #5.00 reward if returned to elther aboye address. Wincote & Riley. PERSONAL. ——— e JERSONAL —*The one in black.’” Letter ro- celved only yesterday; write again. Ad- ress A7, Boe. Bid 120 l\[n}mr to loan on furniturs, organs, nianos horses wnd wagons.. ~ HuwKeye [nvestment Co., room &, Douglas bik,l%h and l)od‘ SEE Bholes, room 210 fiql National bank be- Ptore making youe i B sta, “fnfim’ to loan. 0. ¥, Davis Co., renl estate A¥Land ioan agents. 1 31 »“'ANTE( - First clnd¥ ifslde loans. Lowsst Tates. Call atd 506 08 Mutnal Investment Co., 1504 Farnam. 00 MONEY Toaned ire, horses and A¥Lwagons: rates ity Loan Co., room I Barker. 63 AHATTEL loans at lowést rates: removed 10517 and 516 Paxton DIk J. L. Eminger. [ 6 10,000 to lonn at i per cent, 911 N, V. Life. 14 MONEY to Toan, by, Bk Mastors, in_any Mamount from 810" to #10,000. for any time, trom one to six months, T make loans on household goods, planos, organs, horses, mules, houses, leases, etc., in any apiount, At the' lowest' possibie rate, Without publicity oF removal of property. My loans are s0 arranged that yon can make o payment at any_time ana reduce your in- terest pro rata. You pay interast only for the timo you use the money. 1f you owe & balarice on your property 1 will take ‘it up and carcy 1t ffrk)‘ou. at the lowest rate consistent with the risk. Money always on hand, No delay. No pube licity. Lowest rates. B. ¥. Masters, Hoom 4, Withnell Block 16th and Hurny sts, C. ¥, Harrison. > tgago Co, I ; et our rates beforo borrowing and loan on horses, furniture or any approved security, without publiclty; notes Dought, for new loan. renewal of old and lowest rates. Call,R208, Sheely bik, I5th & Howard sta. 362 on any available security. Cen. tral Investment 0., Room 23, Chanber of commer 855 MONEY toloan on_horses. wagons, muies, A¥l nousehold goods, planos,organs, dinmonds, at lowest rates. The first organized loan office in the city, Makes loans from 50 to 365 days, which cari be paid in part or whole at any time, thus lowering the principal and interest, Call and see U8 when you want money, We can assist you promptly and to your advantage withotit removal ~of properfy or publicity, Money always on hand. No delay in making loans, C. F, Reed & Co., 816 S. 1th st ; over Bingham'& Sons. 357 1RST mortgage | lay. D. V. Sholes Co, 210 First Nutional bank #51 ONEY-30, ) or % days on {anos, horges, houses, etc. J. J: Wilk axton blK. N [ DAY oard at 1008 Pacillc street, near B. & M. depot. £30-13¢ W‘“qu 4 table boarders, 1722 l}lp_.“lv ) OARD with or without rooms. 1816 Farnam. 601 137 OANS—City and farm loans, mortgage pa. iper bought, MeCague Lnvestmont Go." 304 TV[ONEY to lown on ny security for short time at low rates, Lowest rates on personal property. The Henderson Mortgage Investment Company, Room 4.0, Paxton block. 355, ONEY to loan; cash on nand; no delay. J, W. 8quire, 1219 Farnam st., First Nafional bank buiiding. STORAGE. THE cleanest and best storage in the city at low rates at 1114 Douglas street. Omuha Auction & Storage Co. 336 HACKAGE storage at lowons t rates, W, M. Bushman, 1311 Leavenworth. 33 VV O tuned those five Kimball pianos used by Madame Patti and company at tne Mil- 1ard? “Bloomfleld did that he 1s no slouch. tuned and regulated for . the work and it is said Planos and organs nicely 111 N. 17th st. 612+ EFORE buying o piano examine the new. {2 scale himball plano at A. Tlospe, 1613 Doug- S s, 1EO. F. GELLENBECK, teacher of the banjo, Aroom 213, Douglas block, or Bee office, 240 JPIANO tuning by George Bloowmfeid, plano ‘muker, 111 North 17¢h. 2 yrs exporience in N. Y., Chicago and Omana.’ Excollont refereticos. m22¢ ~ WANTED---TO BUY. 1% 7 ANTED—To purchase cheap for spot cash, good driving horse and first-class second: hanabugey or plineton. Addross Af Beo. 7 ANTED—-Furniture, _carpets, household goods for cash, Wells' Auction & S!(l“l"ngl) Co., #17 8 13th st, TBERAL real estato loans made by W. M. Harrls, xoom 20 Frenzer bik, opp. P. 0 ¢ PER CENT residence loans 5,000 to $10,00. Bullding loans at special rates, The Moad nt Co., Bee vullding, R0 210,000 to fnvest in good first mortgage paper. *DRoom 430, Paxton Block. 0w 16, loan agent, NEY to loan, Parroite, Douglas nlock, Rl M Natioval ABSTRACTS, OF e e e MIPLAKD Guarantee & Trust Co., N. Y. Lite blag,compiete abstracts turnished and titles toreal eitate examined, yer focted & guurantoed BUSINESS CHANC SALOON for sale; splendia opening for Ger- Pman or Seandinavian.. Good business; good location; license all right: 31,500, 4 cash, take balance in real estate. C. E. Meagher, 725 N, Y. Life Bldg. BT ’V 7 ANTED—Partner with? 8125 in a theatrical enterprise; #5) and_ gxpenses guaranteed. Address A 8, Bee, & B4 138 7 ANTED—Second-hand cuf dress X 2 fioe, VWANTED=-A lov fa Hanscom customer; must be well locate Address A i, Hee, paper cutter lace for a and cheap, B34 12¢ {OR SALE—In a 1ivély Nebragka town of 10,000, & first-class sgationery, book, news, and wall_paper business, Sales $20.00. Fine location and leading store in the city. Will in- Voice about 4,000, Eatublished 10 years. Ad- dress A 1, Omaha Bee, 809-21) YAT ANTED Good commercail paper. No- braska Mortgage Loan C 519 Paxton blk, 340 "ROOM fat with stenm Deat, Ith St near Jones. 1hos. F.Halljll Paxton bloc FOR REN ROOMS FURNISHED OR KRENT--Handsomely furnished rooms; 180 three completo for housekeeping; mod- ern conveniences. 132 Capitol ave. m'-"‘i“:-!j For rea I—Furnished rooms, 1109 Dougl: T-Nicely furnisned rooms. 111 S, 703 131 Ok K 1ith st. YD URNISHED ROOMS, 85 and #10 per month, 1415 Dod e street. 707 13t Fliixx'r room, 812 per week, 1908 n.;.:lmlx‘.‘jn.' also, rooms 90 13§ WO large front rooms cheap for housskeeping, 113 8. 17th. Fv RNISHED roows, 1911 Douglas, 805 7+ th—Suito of handsome- with 23 DODGE, cornar ly furnishedl atlors and other rooms, board if desired, Koferanc 796 {OR RENT-—Large front parlor, nicely fur- nishod, with folding bed, etc. Heat, gas wnd bath. 'Addvess, 601 N. 18th. 67744} JROONS turnistied with board. 1616 Earnam. 692 13t 9 Davenp't TS Nll'l-; ruom, every convenience, 1 JOURNISHED—Looms te let, 2022 avenue. W. 0, Field, 054 21+ 2010 Davenvort, 018 FQOR RENT - Plonsant furnished rooms it 2 Ko Front rooms. ANTED—To buy for spot cash, ity or country parts or whole stocks of dry ana fancy goons, clothing, boots and shoes, milli- nery, stationery, gent's furnishing_goods, et: Cail on or address J: L. Brandeis & Sons, cor- ner 13th and Howare Olnllll‘ 83, ANTED to Buy— 82,600 good short time pa- per. 1L 1. Henderson, 10) Paxton blk. 417 FOR SALE---MISCELLANKOU OR SALE—Horse, usgy and harnes bargain at #150, H. E.Cole, Room 6, Con- tinental block, 854 13 \OR SaLE-A fine driviog toam at 2118 Nich. olas stieat, 836 13t TJOR SALE-—A Jarge soda fountain made by J. W. Tufts, Boston, Mass. Address J Beérmaker, Clioster, Meb. OR SALE—Patnt wire fencing machine, Boest thing out. Runs four wires atouce, Will sell at sight. Important improvement. Wil sell whole patent or state rights it desired, W. J. McKee, Farmington,Conn. B51-14° 0 UR thoroughbred Clydo staliion, 7 years old, 200d breeding mares and good yesrling colts for.aale at reasonable prices. Reason ror solling: want tomnko a trip to te old country. Adaross Adam Windolph. Grand Islsnd Neb. ASH tor all kinds of household goods at 1114 Douglas streor.Omaba Auction & Siorage Co. | T UMBER yavd—ior salo. Noreal estate or .lhulldlngs tobuy. Sales in 1889 about #19,000) nineteen thousand doliars. Address lock box 26, Chester, Neb. $07-17§ R SALE or oxchange—Saloon fixtures, ool table, etc., separate, Aderess X 55 bes office, 681-13% OR SALE—A stock of dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, caps, clothing and carpets, sit- uated in Aurora, Hamilton county, Neb, Stock about §4),000. Everything in firt-class order, store 22xX0, of brick, on corner, toors, best lo: cation and'stock i th town.’ “A auap for ny one who wants to engage in’ goods business, For information correspond with W. R. Smith, Aurora, Neb. 61720 TROR SALE—Genoral stock of gooda and busi- ness iua well located town eighteen miles from Omalia, now doing & Splendid business: g00d reasous for selling. Inquire of 8, Cotner at Nebraskn Savings baak, Umaa, Nob, (16 A CLEARIDI aud good young horse for build. ing lot; will assime encumbrance, ~Huteh- tnson & Wend, 1624 Douglas; tel. 150, 848 1¢ OR_ EXCHANGE—A Dargain, threo fi Tiorees for vacant lot in north part of city. H. E. Cote, Room 6, Continental lo&t.l o4 13 Lot 12 block 20 Hanscom lace. 31,000 incumbrance; will put this beau- titul lot in on a stock of goods (clothing and men's furnishiugs preferred) and pay cash for balance. C. F. Harrison, 911 N, Y, Life. 5 858 OR EXCHA OR SALE—Drug fixtures, shelving, coun. ters and show cases,almost new. Inquire of A. Schiroter, cor. 16th aad I'arnsm,Omaba. \UNITURE of T-room cottage very cheap, furniture almost now. Must be sold by March 1. Address X 63, Bee. 2 TOR SALE—One of the finest driving teams in Oualin; atrald of nothing, stylisn and prompt drivers; also & full platform spring currlige almost new. - Address X 2, lice ofice. 130 all conveniences, 510 8, 2ith st, 1 odorn NOR REN'T " of front rooms, 1 couveniences, with or without board. 8l4 ver month, 2218 Leayenworth st. ) q'rf(‘ AL European hotel, cor. 1ith and Pbodgs. Special rates by woes or montly ]j“']‘ RENT—oom with board, 1722 Dodgest. ] VARGE furaishod front room, ml{jgu:mfi ’1{61&&1‘1'@,71’6"(1‘. [ n Vi 2B4-m25) (OR KENT—Elegant front room with alcove, woll furnished. near cablo and horse cars, Allmodera convenlences. Uall 2008 Douglas. OR 1 or unfurnis| gk ke T—Une LArge Iront room w 1008 Capitol ave, FOR RENT--ROOMS UNFURNISH R UNFURNIS| P 31D chatn bers for housekeoping Otor man and wife; no children, 919 N 17¢h, 845 16) 8. 1ith_bet a7 12) 4 UNFURNISHED rooms, 634 8. Jackson and Loavenworth, FOR RENT---STORES AND OFF {OR RENT—Dosk room in nicely furnished oftice, ull conveniences, Room 19, Coutinen- talblock, a6 YV ANTED--A drugglat w0 occupy a store in a block, rent 825 per month: will give § months' rent, Addrest V 25 Bee office. 79 m 23t JTOR 7118, 16th,22x00 each, large Mshow windows, steam heat furnished. Thos, ¥, Hall, 811 Paxtor olock, a1 OR RENT-Gtory brick bullaing, 1110 Dou, 1as 5t., suitable for wholusale or warehouse Durposes. Also brick store, 107 8. iath st. lu- quire of Chas. Kaufman, 103 Douglas st. 33 [POR KENT-The butory brick buiding with or without power, formerly ocoupled by the Hoe Publishing Co., P16 Farnam st. The build- ing hias & firo-proof cement basement,complete stoam hoating fixtures, water on all the tioors, gas, otc. APDLY At the office of The Bee. 915 DOR RENT—First or tuird tioor of thenuw story bullding balng bullt botweon N. Lite and Morsa bullding on Faroam st, D, C, Patterson, 618 N. Y, Laf WANTEL 7 ANTED—-Room aud board for man and Wife: uot more than 5 blocks from post. office, Pleaso stato lowest price per montn, Address A 2, Bee. B TO RE FOURNITURE auction every { h. Wells, OR SALE—A 5-horse power Porter engine 1n good condition, weight 5,100 pounds, cyl- inder 11x18; for particulars apply to The fiee oftice. T8 0K SALE or trade—One flat top desk, one 8-foot standing desk, one lease of section of #chool land. {8) acres of Improved western innd and # sections of U. P, railroad land. H, H. Henderson, 400 Paxton block. R SALE—Some monds cheap. B. nell blk, OR SALE—-Or exchange, half blood Clydos. dale tallion, will exchaige for good driving horse. George Vradenberg, 623 8. loth. Wednesday and 342 hgond watches and dfa. . Masters, room I.‘;‘Vrllll- 5 CLAIRVOYANT, l)fi. B, GROUX. electricity, massage netic troatment, chronic’ disen ty, stmple medicines when needed, NORTUNE A Lenorman can be consulted on all affairs of life, Batisfaction guaranteed. No. 810N, 15th st. 109 m 20 MARAME BLANCH, tho greatest mind reader and counsellor, has suite of pariors at &2 N. 10th areet,s. 'w. corner Chicago and 16th. “This lady has & remarkable gift ot sacond sight, tells past and future correchly: business confidentinl:” has just returned; lost and stolen property, trutbtulness of absent friends a specialty, U7 R. NANNIE V, WAREEN, clairvoyant, med- ical and busness medium. Female disenses @& specialty. 119 N, 16th st rooms and 3. 316 RITIN V 2D —Educated young ladies aud yen- on to learn shorchand and typewrit- ing atthe Standard Shorthand Husiaess col. lege, New York Life bullding; finest rooms in the city; all latest \mprovements, electrin light, 2levator service; cheapast sohool beckuse It 1§ tho beat; lnstruction thorough, modern, practi- demand for stenographers constantly in- creasing: success positively sure. Call or write for one of our large descriptive catalogues. Address, Standard Shorthand Business Col- lege, Frank E. Bell, Manager, N. Y. Life Bldg, Omaha, Neb, 760 EPOSITIONS, SHORTHAND AND TYPEW. petitions & cor- irs.Hine.tel, 93, 120-m320) MONEY TO LOAX JBULLDING Loans—0i4 to 7 par cont; no a- ditional churges for commissions of attor- ney's tees. W. B. Melkle, First Nat baak bidg. 8 TOR EXCHANGE—Clear lots in Briggs place for house and lot closer in; will pay or as- sume #2000 cash difference, C. F. Harrison 911 N. Y. Life, 856 13 OD On ~worth $1,000, for stock 5 N, Y. Life 100D Omaha lot, cle Xot books. C. B. Meagher, 7 Bldg, 814 OR EXCHANGE—Clear land for mdse. or horses, First mortgage paper for same, Clear inside lots in the clty witn A 1prospocts for chattels. In fact you can get almost any kind of a trade you want by calling at 407 Shea- 1y block. 697-14 GOOD doctor can secure an excellent prac- tice in a go-ahead town. Small sum re- guired for a littlo property. Satlstactory ren- sons given. This Is a spienald chance for right man. Address A 6 Bee. BI3-14¢ HA' havo you to exchange for & lot in South Omaha worth 81,000, clear of 1n- cumbrance. Address X 52, Hee office, 602 N0 EXOHANGE-—Clear real estate and cash for & clean stock of grocerles, Address H. A. Darner, Thurman, 18, 81513 ¥ you have anything to exchange cull on or adaress H.E. Cole, fuf, Continental block, Oftice open evenings . K F(m Trade ¥ acrod good deeded land 10 milos southwest ob Hertund, Neb, cattio vreterred. Juo. G, Balprd. Bertrand, Neb. 15-ms: OR BENT—Checkered Livery barn on I8th #t 8 of Harney, Call or address Neb. Mort- gage Loan Co,, b6 P lh.lg blk. 668 Ol EXCHANGE—Choice improvad Nebras ka furms. Wil assjine Ileht sacumbrance it you have nuything t offer addross or call on Geo. ). Sternsdorir, room 317-315 First National bauk building. Telephomd 404 2 OR EXCHANGE—2{ots in South Omana or 1 lot near Vinton . for horses of mules, Hoom 13, Board Trade. V50 WANT @ grocery or /deug stock to_inveice 1,600 to $4,000; 3 castbalance improved real estate, Lock box 463, Céutral City, Nob, R 730m 12§ " FOR SALE AL ESTATE JPOR SALE—Fina lot in Burdette Court, part cash, balance 2nd mortgage to party who Wil build, H. E. Cole, Koon: b, Contitiental bk, 554 13 JIXTY-FIVE acres 8. w. of p. 0., suitablo for okating or gardening, for sale'at a bargain. ¥, K. Durling, 43 Darker Dlock. B SPAN of match blacks, & fine ariving team, harness and carriage to excbange for & lot, 16l Farnam st. T2 MW cuotce lots on simall cash payment, bai- ance second mortgago Lo respousinle pirting who will build. ~ H. E. COLE, Continental bik, and 2504 N, Zith, 503 QPBLTAL Burgain—A very eiegant east frony Moroperty, No. 820 Georgis avenus, with a fine (-room modern residence with every con- venience, lncluling gas fixtures, sower o cctions, handsomely decorated, and 1n f n of & howe; oWner golng to'leave the roperty mush bo woid by Muroh and terms see me. 1t you ® tention of buying aud wants ni: wall suit you. D, V, Sholes Co, 214 1sv TURSDAY, MARCH 13 M. B, Cole. Ll!‘r your property with (X0 feet. N. B cor. 10th & Doniglas, eall o ad- Jdress Mrs, Kuhlman, 8. €, cor, 11th & mt‘o'u ARGAIN —Baker piaco, houss ana tot #1,8 0 onsy terma; fx18) fti 3 houses, B, & and 9 rooms, full lots, losd than cost. Cash or trade, Addreas or call on owner. K. (. Merrill, #th and Seward st, Wamut Hill. W0m 18§ “Muui & Wosterfleld, real estate, SOmana. FRUVE room cottages, $1,600 each, $100 ca down, balance #15 ver month. Thos, F. Hall, 311 Paxton biock. DOR SALE-#500 will buy lot View, one block from motor 1ine, nic grade. ' Lots in this addition are worth 81,000, and the above Drice is open for A short time only.” fL. E. Cole, room ¢, Continentai blogk. QR SALE-Very aicap, no traden, farm of 43,76 acres, sec. 5, 12, N'6 W, Hamllton cow ty, Nob.: 2miies from Marquette, smuli house, stible, 30 acres of pasture fenced, tiving water, prico only 810 per acre, #5,417.00, one-third 11 crop ineluded. Terms &,200 cash, balance 6 per cent interest. F. K. Atxins, owner, railroad bullding, Denver Col. 308 071, block 1, W. L. Selby’s add, for sale or Jtrads on good teimns, Wil trade for milen ows OF Atack, nogs, OF tenwm and sprin g wagon, Equity $)60. ‘Address 1237 8 20th nve. Said lot within § blocks of Swift's packing house. 13 A SMALL payiment down and #17 per monifi will buy @ 4-room: house and lot on 16¢h, two blocks trom motor: flest-class chance to acquire a home on ensy tarms. Apply to H, E. Cole, Continental blook. Lo {OR SALE—Very excellent location and good property opposite Bemis park. Will make a special rate on one or two k-room, fully cquipped ouses, . F. Hurrisot, 011 N, ¥ Liro cet of ground (00 cash, bal. eus 81 12 F-ROOM cottage a *Jand Chicago sts., £, ©. F. Harrison, 01f N. Y. Life, NOR BALE=Or exchange for drugs and real estate, $20,000 book stock, Box 518, 127 OR SALE—68x132 on Jonos st. #500_per foot Addross X ) OTICE vostors—We will rocelve bids for the purchase of our business property, 8 Farnam street, known as the east 32 feet of lot 7, block 12), 1ip to April the first, next: owners reserying the right to rejuct any or all bids. Lehmann & Hansen, care of John H. F, Lehmann, 624 South 1th Strect. 49 UY A HOME—Small cash terms: special low price, bury, Arlington block. it NOTTAGE hoties 1 most any addition for sl at from 31,000 Up, on easy montiuly pay - ments. F, K. Darling, 43 Darker block. ~ )0 OR SA LE—Half price for cash; lots 4, b and 8, block 1, Pruyn park, Omaha, ~Owner can not take care of them. Address room 1, 1127 O st. Lincoln, Neb. 655 OR SALE—~The General Dandy lot in West Omaha, om0 acre of besutiful groun bought especiully for lis home. Having re: moved to Washiigton City he now offers it for sale at & reasonable price, C. F. Harrison, 011 L Y. Lite, BT ayment: casy night, & Los- JALY L KE CITY—Parties desiring to in- »vest in this city will do well to consult the Diater, Johuson /nvestment Co., P. 0. Box 51l, and 15) South Main st., Sait Laks City. Wo haj dle choice property only and give the best of referencs 01T A D QR SALE iroom house aiv 2 lots on oor, 20 and Cedar st.; price, 4,00}, part cash and Dbalance time, or part cash and good farm in Nebruska, Address or call on Joseph Trott, cor. #d and Cedar st., Omaha, Neb, K45 155 RREAL ESTATE (12 you want to sell or rent Mstit with T. C. Hranner, who has a large of customers. Room 1, Ware block, B. E. 1ith and Farnam, 4 JICK htile home near 2ith and Dougln: 0. Hutchinson & Wead, 1524 Douglas. 81 list C VWE want to buy i acres of land i tho southwest part of the city, not over 21 or 3 miles out: will pay cash, Star Land & Loan Co,, 11015 Favnan st 2 PBARGAINS—Bonutifur how nouse. well-built, nearly nev ments, lov SIx14 wvenworth, only.... ... §-room house, modern improvements, 1ot X165, on 20th st., near St. Mary's ave. . Corner lot 25th and Farnam ...... Lot, south front, Hilside No, Lots 4 and 45, Windsor Placs, eachi Lot 6, block 8, Isaac & Selden's add 102 feot sanare 20th and 1 Howard. ... M. G- Macieod, Room 62, N. Y. Litg orn OR SALE—The best bargain in Hunscom piace, 61x100 feet, facing south on the pari 2,600 Must be all cash and closed at once, C. F. Harrison, 911 N. Y. Life. 850-14 {'OR SALE-At Blue Springs, Neb., one story frame storo building, kitchen and dining room fn oasement, and a dwelling house on same lot. Corner of Ncottand Douglas sts., electric llght in street corcer. Part cash, timo on balance. Address J. C. Hervert, ' Blue Springs, Neo. 831-13% A CRE Property— ucres, Honfleld, with cottage and stavle, wiil take lot and Ccottage in part payment, . b 10 acres near South Omaha.. 26 acres near South Omaha.. ....... . M, G. Macleod, 932 N. Y. fife Bullding, 825 16 PECIAL bargain—Best (ot {n Hillside No. 1. Choice lot {n Hawthorne cheap, C. A. Gol- lard, owner, Kearney, Neb. 150m2) INCOLN Place and_Carth price TLENROR Conn. vainase'sis montins L, 5310y, R, 13, Boacd Icyla 8,000 00 Ceruficate, This I8 to certify that the Nobraska Central Railway company desires an {ncrease of its au- thrized capitul sfock from one million dollara to four millions five hundred thousana doliars, and that such increase and the making and ublishing of this certificate, and the flling hereor with the secretary of state of the state of Nobraska, hus boen duly authorized by tbe holders of tho majority of the capital stock of the Nenraska Central Raliway company., In witness whereof, we have hereunto signed our names at Omuha, 0 the county of Douglas ana state of Nebraska, on the 19th day of Au- gust, 180, JOHN A. M'SHANE, GEORGE C. BARNUM, Prosident. Secretary, b Diroctors: JOHN H. DUMONT, WILLIAM L. ADAMS BENJAMIN J, MORRIS, State of Nebraska, Dougias county, s Before me, & notary public in aud for sald Douglus_county, personally came the above named John A, Meshane, Georgo 0 Barnum, Joiu H."Dumont, Willlam'L, Adaws and Ben- amin J, Morris, known to me to be the ident- ical perdons who sigied tne foregolng Instrus meut, and severatly acknowledged tho said in- strument to be thelr voluntary act and deed, for the uses and purposes therain set forth. In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto signed my name and aflixed’ my official senl, at Omaha, Douglas sounty, Nebraska this 19th day of Aus gust, 1830, W.CIV ] Natartal Public. Seal. mor Uorporate Seal, Notar ¥eb2d o) Notice, Notice 18 hersby givon, that the Omaha Southern Rallway Company, has beon duly in- corporated under the laws of the State of No. braska, and docs teroon give public notico s ollows: 1. The name of sald corporation 13, “Omaha softhern ulway Compagy. 2, The principal J)lll'l\ of ‘transacting its busi- negs, 18 the city of Omaha, county of Douglas Tstate ot Nehraska. Tho genoral nature of the business to bo transacted by sald corporation, 18 the construc. tion, operation and maintenahce of a line of railway of standard guage, and @ tologranh line in” connection there with, from the city of Omuhi in said county, in & southerly direotion tnrough the counties ot DougAL SATpY.” (i3 and Otoe to Glen ftock, in the State of Ne- braska. & "The amount of capital stock authortzed by the urticles of incorporation, 1s Three Million Dollars, and the saino 15 to be paid ns follows: An installment of ten per cant bn each siars of stock shail be payable at the time of lnll\llr e subkcription. and the residua thereof snail be pald in such installments and at such time and place a8 may be required by the directors OEthie company. b. The existence of said corporation mences on the 6th sy of Fobruary, A. . 150), wid erminatos on e dth day of Febiury A! ). 1900, 0. Mo higheat amount of indubtedness or isbility to ‘which the Wwcorporation shail’ us any timo be subject, 13 Two Million Dollars, 7 The affairs Of the corporation aro to e conducted by o President, Vice-President, Soc- Fetary, ‘Treasurer and Genoral Sannger, © - Wiisiess ous nands s o Gih duy of Fob: ruary, A, D. 160, AT A 8 M. 1. Coank, ORGE C. By, i MERRIAM, I 8. NioHoLS K. 8. HAL F160308 Tucorporators, Meeting of Btockholders of Omaha Coliseum Bulld ng Associarion, [ere will be a meeting of the stockholders of the Omaha Coliseum uilding Association, in the coliseum bullding of said wssooiation, in the city of Omaha,, in the state of Nebraska' ., on Saturday, April 12th, 1§, &'any matter subject to consid- eration by said association, which may ¢ Dbefore It, will be acted up At said mee wll the records of sald ussociation will be amined, and the matter of providing means for the payment of the debts of sald assoclation will be considered. OMANA COLISEUM BUILDING ASSOCIATION | medie By M. B, LINDSAY, Secrot 4 e RAILROAD TIME CARD. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q. Omaba. | Depot 10th and Mason stroots. Sspm Chies Vostibule Expross B Am engo Kxpress. m| Ghicagn Kxprose. 110 850 p m| .. Town Local exeept Suiiday. Teaves BURLINGTC & MO, RIVER. _Omaha. | Depot 10th ason streots 1008 & m [ Arrives Omaha, [ am A30 p m | 830 am RERE Loaves Arrivos Omahn. ordin Lo Tenvor Kxpross Leaves | K. C ST 0 & C. B _Owabn. | _Depot 0t and Mason stroets. Kansas €ty Day Fxpross. K. €. Night Kxp. vin U. P, Tr: [ UNION PACIFIC Omaha. | _Dopot 10th and Marcy streots 248 p m|....Ovorland Fiyer 780 p m| Pactfic KX pross 000 & m Denver Kxpre: 445 1 m | Grand Telas 5.3 8 | Arrivos Omaha, Toaves | CHICAGO Omaba. |U. P, d L1 & PACIFIC pot, 10th and Marcy Sts ght Fxp tantlo Bx ilo Limited 0 & NORTHWEST t, 10th and Maroy Sts.| hicago EXpress......... atibulo Limited. . ) Mall (Ar. ox Fnstorn Fiyor 0, Mil., & ST. PAUL| P. depot, 100 'wna Marcy Sts Chicago Mall (ex Chicago Bxpross Chilcuko Fxpross Arrivos Omahn, 1000 8 m 0.3 p 200 p Arrives Om; 620 p m 055 & m T40 A m 246 p m Leaves Omaha 016 nm ... 430 p m| 615 p m (Lv. ex. 8 920 pml..i . Leaves |CHIC Omnha. 015w m 600 p m 040 p m 1 | OMAHA & ST, LOUIS, Omaha. U, P, dopot. 10th and bpm St Lonts Cannon Ball | SIC L. P depot. 10 Sloux City P St Paul RIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Omaha. | Depot 1th and Webster St 45 p m St Panl Limited Leaves I, K, ). VALLEY, Omaha. | Depdt 150h and Webster Sts 900 n m|.o..... Black il Bxpross 9.00 & m| .. iiastings Bxp. (Ex. Sunday) 510 p m|..Wahoo & Lin songer 510 p m!..York & Norfolk (Ex. Sundny). Leavos ©, ST ML & O, _Omaha. | Depot 15t and Webster Sts, BN n m‘ fon) Omi 548 p m 1280 p m Arrives Omal T1ham 615 p m 1005 p m 10.05 8 w Leavos | Arrives 1020 & m 110, Leaves Omaha. 1030 8 m|. 915 p m Arrives Omnha, Jaspm | 650 n m MIS 3 1 Depot | t. Louls & K. C. Kxpross.. Toulx & K. 0. ¥xpress MISSOL Westward. TN pm D )} pon 503,45 5,15 m, Webstor 8t.. Ouk Chatha Druld Hill . Lako Stroot Walnve 11 6.0/ 70618 03 Place. |6.08/7.08 8.05 1610|710 8.07, B {5 .00/ 7.00/7.58 03[7.08 8 01 Mascot. ..o | L ymour Park | Portaliii.iii Eastward, | Portal... Lawn Du Walnut Hill... | Lako Street.. Druld HilL. i1 Oak Chatham.. 6,85 Webster Streot i 153700/ 10,07 01015 UNION PACIFIC als Summit and Swvidge Crossing. men's tralns do not ru SUBURBAN TRAINS, 17th, 20th and 24th *Working- Broad-| Trans-| T X way | fer CBIufts| Depot [ Arive Depot. South |omana Omaha. Depot.| tion A AN AN AN L1410/ . .06, 615612 7 15]. Arrlves Transfer 540 p v Teaves |CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN E Unlon Depot, Connell Blufls ~Ohicago Express Vestibule Limited. “Enstorn Flyer.. Atlantle Mall 0 CHICAGO. R. 1. & PACIFIC, Jnton Depot, Councll Blus. . NIght EXpross ... “Atlantle Expross: Vestibnlo Limited jeuic. MIL & ST, Transfer| Unlon Depot. Counel 3 0 0 m|..Chicago Mall (except Sunday)..| 6.0 p m 630 p m +-Chlengo Expross. . 15 4 m 10.00 p m| ‘Chicago Expross 200 p m K. ¢ JOE & €. B ? Unlon Depot, Counctl Blufts Kansis City Duy Ex Kansus ind B0 b Lenves > p m 750 o m Transfor 00 p'm 6.10 0 m Transfer 1007 & m 10.25 p m. L Leaves [ OMAHA & ST. LOULS, m |_Union Depot, Council Blufs. St Louls Canon Ball, CHICAGO, BURL'N & QUINCY Cransfer| Unlon Depot, Councll Bluils. 040 & m.........Chlcago Expross 1000 p m| hicako Express:. . 500 p m|..1. 11 Chicago Fast Mali. T30 pom| Ll Creston Local Loaves [ SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. Transfer| Union Depot, Councll Blufs, Arrives "Lransfor 12,16 p m | Arrives Transter pm am pm 120 0 m Arrives Transter JO0SEPIMECEATH,” T T ‘: OMAHA = RMY SUPPLIES—Depot Quartermast Office, Omaha, Nebraska, ‘February 2sth 1890, —Fealed proposals in duplicate will be re. ceived at this oflice until W a. m. Tuesday March !ith, 1890, at which time and_ place they will be opened in the presence of attending bid- ders for delivery of Lumbor, Doors. Windows, Cedur Posts, Shingies, Sewer and Water Pipe, Barbed Wire, Paints’ Sand, Limo, Hafr & Lists iving specifications quantities and other information will be furnished upon applica ton to this office. Preference will be given to artic- les of domestic production or manufacture, con- dition of quality and price (including in the Hrm of foreign production or manufacture the uty thereon) being equal and furter, that no contracts shall bo_awarded for furnidhing ar- 'orelgn production or manufacture articlus Of suilable quallty,of domes- tic production or manufacturs can b obtained. The governmnent reserves the right to reject any orall proposals. Bidders should uttach & copy of this advertisement Lo their bids. JOHN SIMPSON, Captain and Asst, Qr., U. Proposals for Lumber. Sealed proposals for furnishing Douglas comniy with Tumber fOF tho yeur ending 150, will e received at the office of the county clark untilnoon of Suturday. 5th, 184, * Speci- fications and sizes required can be obtalned at the office of county clerk. A certitied check for $25.00 must accompany ‘ne Commis. sioners reserve the right to rojoct any or all ney Dated Omaha, M mldiit ¥ h 1st, 1800, MALLEY, County Clerk. Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern Kallway Company, Notice 15 hereby glven that, pursuant to the articles of consolidation and agreement, dated July 27th, 1889, the anuual mesting of the'stock holders or the Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern Railway Company for the election of irectors und such other business as may logully come beforo the meeting, will be held at the offico of the company, No. T4 Main street. Salt Lake City, Utah, on , the 19th day of March, 150, at 10 o' AvLkx. MILLAR, Secretary Boston, February Gth, 15, £27d200 Proposals for Supphes. Bealed proposals for furnishing supplics tor the county poor house for the year 15, will b received at the county clerk’s office until noon of Baturday, Maren 15th, 1500, A cortified check for §0.00 must accompaiy each bid, Speciflc tions for supplies can be obtained at the county clerk's office. The Commissioner's reserve the right to reject auy or all bids. ated Omatia, March 1st, 150, wldide P,0'MALLY, County Clerk, [ THE REALTY MARKET. o " NSTRUMENTS placed on reso I L L a resord during W H Russell and wife to € FBoindort, lot 7, Himebaugh Place, w ( .. South Omana Land (o to A P Wood of al, 1018 10 %, bIk 1134, South Omaha, W F Wels and wife to ) W _Hanuan, §0x1 £L At point 63 £t 0" of no corner bIk 81 Omaha, w d ; James Weeks to George Worthington, } Tots 7 and &, bik 12, Wainut Hill, w ¢ | Bouth Umaha Land'company to R Fraz- fer, lot 11, bik 184, South Omaha, w d R M Strong and wite to George Fits simmons, n ¥ £t 10t8, blic 1, Fatwitd, W Charles McCormick to ¢ 1, Newlat 4 and 6, bk 8, McCormick' wa Wi John K Van Gren to i Van Gren, 1-14 interest in Linwooa Park, q ¢ d Minnte Jorgenson and husband to Frank Elmore, 1ot 14, blk I, Newport, \ ¢ J. T, Parkon ana wife to Fred Mattnios, 117, bik 2 W Hagerdornisod, w d M. Hunt and wite to Mrs. A. Gear, 1k 24, South Omaha, wd .'E. Casey and husband to ¥, 1 | CRSLTS BIk 2)), Omabin, wa' ., 1 South Omana Land company to M. V. Smith, 1% bik 1%, Sotith Omaha wd. .. W. G. Monroe and wife to L. G, Baright, 12, DIK 1, Koster's ad, wd.... .. ... W A Sautiders to Willinm aid Lena 1id- snundors & IHimo. * 0,00 4,080 2,100 000 lots A add, und Koste: bauih's add, w d i © L Saunders to William and fLon son, lot 14, blk “F," Saunders baugh's add, wd' ... (eisonst J F Helin and wife to B 0 Wood, lot 11, blk 12, Albright's Annex, w d... ... Hiud & Hime- Seventeen transfers Building Pormits, The followiog building permits 1 yesterday : Tunce, one and one half story frame rd hilt o, ono atory frame addition, Fourteonth ana Valley H, Rich, one story frams barn, Falrmont i J. B, Burdick, two residence Total iyt 5,950 ——— ey PUOPOSALS ot LUMBERU. 8. Tudivn Servi gency 8. Dakots, Feb. ruary 2lst, proposals indorsed “Proposald for Lumber” und addrossed to the | undersigned at Pine Itidge Agency, Shannon Dakotn, will be recaived at this Agency | wntit ono o'clock of Murch 13th, 180, for furnishi- ing for aud delivering ut this Agency, about thr. e hundred thousand feet of a full description of which may be obtained by anplication to the undersignel, Bidders will be required to state in thelr bids the proposed price of each variety of lumborto b offered for elivery under a Contract, CERTIFIED OUECKS, Each bid must be accompanied by a cortified check or draft upon some United States De- pository, made payable totne order of the un~ dersizued for at lonst K1V E por cent of the am- ount of the proposal, wiieh clieck or draft will e forfeitad to the ('nited States In case any bidder or bidders recelving an award shall fail topromptiy exocute a contract with good and sufliclent surlaties otherwise to be retirned to the bidder. H. D. GALLAGI S, Todlan agont. wora s tory framo and brick S R RS B0 WASHING THE STREETS. The Era of Clean Thoroughfares Said to Have Arrived, The Hercules streot-cleaning machine has been introduced into London. It is the invention of A. Hentschel, of Ber- lin, and is suid to be capable of ov coming 21l the defects of existing app ances, The Hercules machine, which is pulled by a couple of horses and worked by the driver, consists of a cir- cular tank holding about 800 gullons of water, monnted on three wheels, with a pipe which supplies a sp inkling tubo in front similar to the sprinkler on the ordinary water-cart so familiar on the streets during summer weather Under the tank in the rear isan lo- din-rubber screw-snaped revolving roller, which rotates on the ground in an opposite direction to that of the wheels, and by means of the water pour- ing from the sprinkler in front the roiler vractically washes the streot clean, instead of ‘spreading the mud out 1n thin layers, as in case with the cicca- lar brush and the squeegees. The Hercules is suid to be very useful in the removal of snow. In this cas solution of sult is added to the water in the tank. This melts snow, and ena- bles it to be swept toward the gutter of the street, but of course the fall of snow must be taken early to be effectively 1t with. Mr. Hentschel has pat- ented a small machine for cleaning foot pavements, which in a large town like London, where they become so greasy and shippery on a wet day,will bea great boon to pedestrians. The result of ro=- cent experiments, both on the wood and asphalt paving, bus been very satisfac- tory. The machine actually washed the street clean of the mud which cov- ered it. e An Absolute Cure, The ORIGINAL ABILTINE OINTMEN is only put up in larae two-ounee vin boxes, and is an absolute cure for all sores, burns, wounds, chupped hands and all skin erup- tions. Will positively cure all Kinds of pile Ask for the ORIGINAL ABIETINE OIN MENT. Sold by Goodman Drug company at 25 conts per box~—by mail 30 cents. ———— A Narcotized Burglar. A French ofticial returning to his home in the suburbs a few days ago, hig wife and family being absent, found a burglar asleep on the sofa in the parlor, with his jimmy and skeleton keys by his side and a lot of jewelry and other valuables pucied up to take away. He was unable to arouse the man, even by shuking him. and when he sent for the police they had to throw cold water in the man’s face to bring him to. It turned out that he had found a bottle which contained something that looked lhike wine and had taken adrink. It was really a powerful narcotic, and put him to sleep. e Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills, An important discovery. They act on the iiver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new principie. They speedily cure billiousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles and constipation. Spiendid for men, wom and cohildren. Smallest, mildest, surest. 80 doses for 25 cents, Samplesfrea at Kuhn & Co.'s, 15th and Douglas. ——— A Big Game Preserve. In Pike county, Pennsylvania, 13 the Blooming Grove Park association, the pioneer in the list of great gnme aud fish prescrves. A few hours by rail and one is landod in & wilderness, tempered by a perfectly equipped club house, The club owns 18000 acres 1n fee, and is the lessce for a long term of yeurs of 8,000 more. ‘[hese form u tract of forty-two miles square The club is now giving great attention to storking 1ts waters with trout and bass. Deer are plonti- ful, and only because wise rules have been made and enforced A fine of $50 is enforced for the killing of a fawn or doe. Each member is allowed to kill one buck during the season, and ho must meet his fate by stalking. Hound- g, fire-lighting, and all other fatal forms of hunting are prohibited. - Sl % Cure for Croup.—Use Dr. Thomas' Elec. trie Oil according to directions, It is the best remedy for all sudden attacks of coids, pain and inilsmmation, sud injuries, - Thoughtful Mr, Bradlev. Mr. Jumes A, Bradley of Ausbury [ Park has besn putting up drinking fountains for mea and horses and b neath some of them are little foot-high water troughs, says the New York Sun, Over one of this little troughs Mr, Bradley has thoughtfully caused to be painted a small sign, 80 that no dog who has eyes need go tnirsty. The sign reads: Are you nervous and irritable! A glass o} Coolk’s imperial wine banishes that feelin | It's the pure grape juice naturally fermented