Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 17, 1891, Page 7

) 4 VY o Gah o chlE o Dirosm ek s without apples. A, [ \ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 189 _ SPEGIAL NOTIGES. Ahvlfll'l‘lsm TS for he taken until 12:4 edition and until K30 p. edition and SUNDAY BEE :]‘mms—c..-h 1u ad vance. JRATES-Advertisementa on this page will be charged for at the rate of 1% cent per word for the firat jnsertion and 1cent per word for jach wubscquent insertion. and 8160 per line r month. No idvertisement taken for ess than 21 conts for the first insertion, T NITIALS, figures, uymbols, eto, count each 08 one word, rl‘l!FZNE ndvertisements must run eonsecns trely and under no elrcumstances will they be (nken or discontinued by telephone. I)AKTIER advertising in these columns and having thelr answers addressed (o & “num bered leitar in caro of Trk BER will receive numbered eheck to enable them to get thelr etters, Answers will he vered “only on resentation of this cheek. Enclose’ b envelopes properly addressed. LL cdvertlsements undor the hesd of “Special Notleos blished in both the of Tir BEE. the morning and eventn glroulation of which aggregates more than 20,000 papers dally, and gives tho advertisor only of the large cireulation of these colums will for the evenin tor \he mornis He hen 3 ha, but also in Council Bluffs, dncoln and other dities and i nsin the west S ———————— BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for theso columns will be taken on the above conditions, at th followirg busl: mess houses who are authorized to take special . At tho same rates as can had at the “OMAHA BRANCH OFFIOE—No. 2023 N 8treot, Lister Block. FJOHN W. BELL, Phurmacist, 620 South Tenth street. C’uus & EDDY, Btationers and Printers, o 113 South 16th street. RT I, Pharmacist, 2115 Cum- 3. HUGHES, Pharmacist, 624 North 16th * street. CIFO. W. PARR, Pharuacht, 118 Leaven worth street. FTUGIHES' PHARMACY. 2ith and Farmam, “SITUATIONS WANTED. Tarvates, TED--By an experienced drug elork istered fn Nebraska, a position, elther eountry or city: hest_of reforanees furnish Address J. A. Faith, Republican City, Neb. see ton of first_coliumn on (s age FOR RENT—HOUSE FOR SALE URNITURE ETC. BUSINESS™CHANCES, SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, n ter of elty, p ster earcn- street. FoRrR aveand ( YOR R T'To an Intelligent gard acres, house and barn on Milita Apply to Theo. Williams, Capito [YOR RENT—Furnished louse, mod provements, Ringer & Bradley, 1510 | T—Good &-room houses. ¢ TOR T r lines, #0_per month, jent to i lener 15 ¥ ave. orn Im- wrnam 857 16% conven- Jno Tate, R, 15, Chumber of Commere FIORRENT-3 houses 10 rooms each. P ave and Woolworth st., city w firnace, &e. Call atonce. Mumaugh & Fite house renting agents, 8, W. cor. 1th and Howard st. 04 7F0R RENT—-FURNISHED ROOMS For mu-'m.,_’ wmn on th W ANTED —fum 100m IAtes blocks from P, O, modern eonvenien Inquire 1510 Howard |U|71 ely,dor 4 gentlemen ces; 6 i, Tole- phone 107 Ndog-18+ NOR RENT—At the new Bendome newly furnished rooms. with all modern ini- provements—single cn suite, 220 N. 10th st. -4 M 400-18% ~Eust front alcove room at_the Moo Ty modern convenie 2015 Douglas, (VU RNTS1 Dodge st ) toom for ront, A IUE furnished room with beat fo or ront FOR SALE plete for housekeeping, oh St up stalrs, room 8. NOR SALE. Good ¢ in XPECTING to ocoupy Lith nna Jackson next w Jones st. Richardson Drug ¢ For rates, et NORSALE c large pulle For ratescte., wee top of first column on (A paga. arniture of three roo: 501 furniture and fixtures for sal ap—A two hor ys and shafting. W1 Douglis. eap, stove, hase burne Star Land and Loan Co., 1st floor N.Y,1 2 18 ir new office, cor, k offer oflive cheap at 1109 18 ———e FOR SALE—~HORSES WAGONS ETC, <0 sleigh, also 108 OOk 8A L Trade, y good light sid tinental block. bar buggy. —Elegant twr-seuted sl . B, Lowe, 2501 7 ORK horse 00, two-horse wigon 20 blo work harness $15. Or will trade for o h LWo single cutters, alinew. Selby, 13, Bo an dou- H. H. Cole, Con- 700 TFOR SATE—2 618 Paxton blc €0od work teams. Tuquire at 500 _—— FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS, ANS Attention! A a Wilson and an o Archer operat'ng fi»rl';vllv cheap, in good condition ), Addres: M 507-1 8, cte., vee top of rst calunn on this page, 1,000,000 f¢ isting of r wood and ash. Address Wis. t of hardwood 1 ouk, butternut, lllvan & Co, Ir 805 1 ers & Sons, 14th and Farn: Dod e st 30 JOUENISHED ~front room. housckeeping, #.00 per taonth and upwards, 4108, 10th st third floor. Miita-19* — ARGE south front room. bay window, mod- 4 ern convenience ertwo gentle- men, 80 per moi PIRST floor of cottage, kceeping, four blocks Adaress BB 6. Bee, FURNISHED rooms, sto lus. from oonrt - heat, 2315 nworth, M2 house. 64 18 180-16+ NT TOR REN rnished Sitantion fn an fmplement experiencod Address B 1%, Bes, ki Ioom, with an alcove. gus, hot water rooms, gas bath rd. 7 103 tures, show cuscs. ete. P, C OVAL fromt 6-foot shiow case. sts. ). Box a7 ~ WANTED—TO BUY. JOOR SALE—Complete set of drug store fix For yates, ele,, vee ( first column on this_page ]1 AVE customer for some v: lots and ' B for equity in good rental property. J. G. Cortelyou, room 46, Chamber of ominoree 1 500 w Falls City, Ne )—A fresh milk cc Call or ad- J. L. Brandeis, 13th and Howard, tlon, size. make and pricy W, ANTED—Typewriter desk; stute condl- H. O, Smith, G85-16* work. WANTED Situntions for gool iy walting rooms are always tull fro m. to 6pon Canndi B14% 8 15th. Telep one 884, WANTED-MALE HELP. For vatea, ele, 166 topof frst catamn om i g METHING new-#1.00 an hour easily nado by agents, male or female: sample and full parficulars fre Chas. Marsh Lockport. N, Y. D408 1 ANTED-For a res profituble position; RoLIG manof I i reforences, A, urday. sible and very w business — An uaintanco. Address, Box 0, Chicago, Tl1., § Jan. 17, on record, M 402 ers. #10.00 & day and No book canvassing. Ladies or 1. #.00 und evening, right at hom ke the Il & I that sells'in every famil, free. Something new. Outsells evar: Address Bolyston Mfg. ington street, Boston, Mass. S and a penses 0 be made working L ms preferred who oan furnish and give their whole thine to the busi- vare moments may be profitably en also. A few vacancies in towns and B, 500 Main street, .00 & month e ployed Q s barber, colored pro= N guaranieed, L. M. Banks. D, 39216 ¥ of 17or 18 who un- glish langunge. Address 396 17 A young man us stock keope storo, 1300 Farnam street. 483 A_boy to make rendy and feed Dress: W. MK fmmell & Co. 1114 uohn"r?cfz. 3. 1he month, 20 619 NS avenue front room od board. hst. s best part Rent reason- i FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. o vates, ef hed room, with or without Y furn ROOM and Bourd—616 So. 17 st. L #er (op of first_column on thir page. i N SR 2017 Leaven worth street. M406 2% M371-18% and I URNISHE] ANT furnishied rooms with board, gns, uth, 203N 17th street. 530-F1o% ) front roorn with board; also table board. 123 West Farnam street 88000 References exchange 2130 Harney. QUNNY room with board, in small family. P ith pleasant home. Modérn convenienc 381 LY furnished rooms, first class “table 1C N board; terms reasonable. 209 N. plSth at, 312-20% FAD nEA ANTED-Youn, men to learn telegraphy and bo ansiato: b isbod w0 pouitioncy all for eraduntes in paying positions. ress W 7. Skelton, mie, Saina, Kan: 364 1 For ralex, dc., se tovor chnmn on (s pags \WOor three unfurnished rooms, private residence. 612 8. 1Gth. METS-18* WAR‘ri:u Reltable boy, with couple years' exporience In country printing office, to turn hund press, wages Address B 22, vare Bee. TBAKERE--Wanted. a first clnss sober Indus- trious workman to work on shares; bake oven and necessuries furnished: must be thor- oughly competent to make A 1 broad, fancy 6, steady posi cake, macaroons and pastries; restaurant con- fectionery store: best tion i this citys Address Box 415, Yunkton. 8. D. 6 17 line of window shndes und_ shade rollers on commission. Tor terms, ete. address Keystono M'f Girard, P ‘\?,\, 3D—Man with good referenc Metrapolitan Mfg. Co., 1600 Howard st. V 7ANTED~Men to tra ur Canndian Burserles.Stone& Wellington. Mudison. Wis w ANT) an to munufacture and D—Salos kxcellont wages. Partic de. Towa cider mfg. Co, box 482, Teddiuz, Tn, 00 salesmen wanted to sell our premium eXpursery stock. The largest nursery west of the Missssippl vl The finest stock. All the new nnJ old fruits. The lowest prices and Diggest pny (o agents; Money advinioed every week. Outfit free. Write usat once. The G, J. Carpenter Co., Fairbury, Neb. 54 J16 " J ANTED-S8alesman whomeet the grocery trade to sell one of the best art 's on the market on commission. Address, X &, Uu&m' WANTED—FEMALE HELP Forrates, ele., we top of first. columm on his g T VILL v indies o sulury of $10 por week 0 work for me in their localit Hme, 1ight work,good y with wmp, Mrs. n, V TANTED-A capable. cook, 1613 Douglus streot A NEAT girl Harney st, proforred. W ANIED-A nurs right party, 8. E nderstuuds plain cooking, Gorman, Trish or American 990 15% 0od wagesto the 24 8, 10th st. FPHEE I}amh. gas, can do light housekeeping, 18¢ FOR RENT—STORES & OFF_I 2 mice large unfurnished rooms, heat, ) 611 38 CES. For rates, ete., nee op of Arst column on this page, 20 8o, OR RENT—One store nnd 2 flats, ith stroet, and several cottages B J. Kendall, 206 Brown bldg. jom for rent, with private and_steam heat. Telephone, T—Fine light corner bascm George Clouser. 1043 or M2 office 18 ent at And st 191 it 7 JT. CLATR European hotel, with dining ANTED— : ; ; and " not afratd t6 | 8 Toom, stehn bk i all oy i aed [ VWANTED 40t Sath vy o Lrets el 16" | Dodge. Speclal rates by week orumonth. 77 | I, T. Newell & Co.. 1410 Doy, o1 3™y | PORRENT-Front room with alecove,ourtains | JNURNITURE, ho 1 i 0 munte i heat, gas aud bith, 2 closets, S s L n_Employment office, | suitablo zontigmen OF tnan and Wifo, AT AITACIUERTR L) L 12i | 8100 per month, Also adjoining room with big closet_and Il convenlences #1000 per 57 MISCELLANEOUS, | . ele., #ec lop of first co 1is postage ufe Lusotts. spon everywhere in Nebraska. Write, or a benutitul are Webb, box 032, Stute Mutual Life, Worces: Good, netive agents and ts (ludies and gentlenien) wi Splendid contr Lincoln. ted cts. 504-10% lfl}\'s,\uh M {udam Delzler, over 610 8, rontmont.electro-thormal baths, scalp and halr treatment, manicure and chiropodist, Mrs, Post,310}4 § 13th, Withuell ik h 1 For rates, ee., see top ¢ [PRIVATE money to loan. N.Y. Lite. 1 sums, $100 to 82,000, Life, ONEY to lend on_real estat st column on Uis page J. D. Zittle, 014 M2 several J.B. Evans, 98 316 ns, small amounts, 206 New York Life, han nd. N amohnts of $1,000 to #8,00. Also short. time Cash on H. 2516, HATTEL I to @24 N, Y. Life blde. K EYSTONE Mort: save money; 1oans on haeses bought; for new loansirenewa 0ans at lowest rate: o3, Removed mminger. 72 <@ Co—Lonns of 310 to 1,000: get our rates before borrowing and Fumitem of old und est rates, call R 208 Sheely blk,15th & Howard, 3 N ONEY to loan on sccond_mortgage. W. 5. Wynn, room §24 Omaha Nat. Bk, bl'dg, (QHATTEL bank, 3198 13¢h st.. loaris money ‘on chattels or collateral at reasonable rates 5 DIRST & second mortgages on vacant & proved eity prop. County warrants hought. Money on hand. I'. M. Richardson 818 N.Y. Life Mg 10 loan on city and farm property. M. Hurrls, K 2, Frenzer. bike 0pp. Pr0: W 1 UILDING loans, 6 to 7per cent; no addi- tionul churges for commlssion o; B. Meikle, Firsv National bunk bldg. ittorney's i Fart of store, 706 8. 10th s 417008, 16th, steam heat fur V. Hall, 511 Paxton bl OR RENT—The "y b or without Bee Publishi norly oecupied 16 Farnam st The stewm heating fixtures. water on all as, et Apply at the office of The 5 102 16+ nished. s “story brick building, with by the build- nent qasement, complete floors, JOR R By January 1, 4=story building, 38,540 ure feet; suitible forany kind of wholesa!ing, at Tenthand Jones streets. G. A. Lindquest, 316 South Fifteeuth street. 719 FOR RENT—WAREHOUSES. Forral \OR R ary comner ware , €lc., ree top of first column o1k this page orsalo—Fine, heavy brick five- juse'With ‘most central trackage in city; loors are 15,50 square fect. Stringer & Penny, Barker block, two F(}fiu ENT—Brick warchouse, ator, high, basement, hydraulic ele nge. Best location in the city. A. O Pow stories tracl "STORAGE. For rilten, cle.. seetop of Arst column on this page IP'RACKAGE storage at lowest rates. Bushmi Leayenwort QTORAGE and trackage. David Cole. Difoward strect. QTORAG ho best n ity —cl Dand privitely stored at reason 1 dr, sle W. M, 8 y. safe, torms. OmabaStoye Repair Wks,1207 Douglas. Tel 00 24 ANTED—1 first cool dining room girl, 1 hotel 1 second cook, 1 ambermaid, Olty 15% For rates, ete, v 7 ANTED-The address of Mrs, O E here Knight, forme Professional nurse. Neb. 1np- Ly of Oounoll Bluirs. Mugglo Mollor, Wayue; i 01t RENT7-room T-room able for light housok ith st. TOONS sult- Lunge bik, 427 20 Destrable six room heated flat, modern convenlences, month; referon: steam 5.01 per required. Inquire Nethoer- ton hall, 218 § 15th st., Koo 1. M iT-io OTTAGE of 3 rooms in rear of 1215 Chicngo street, $8.00 per month. 2WU-17* WANTED—TO RENT. first eotumn on this pr iD—¥ ing busin a . with no children, furnished of six or elght: reoms in convenient y Bost of references. Address, wit 25, Be N h p s and house part of )—By young business mun and wife boardand room in private family where there wre no boarders. Liberal price pald for proper accommodations. Teference Aduress B 24, Be i1 RENTAL AGENCY, For rate, dr.. ace top of frst column on (h TLIET your houses te soll or rent with C. Harrison, 912 N. Y. Life, COLE, rental agency,Continens tal blk. is page. 05 " BOARDING. elegant 11-room houses, Nos. Jouglus st. Enauire of A. A. 1310 Douglus st., or Globe Loan & Trust Co. S 16th st. 716 -ROOM house and barn. 224 onworth, §15.00 per n eusy torms. J. G, Cortely of Commerce. SIEAM hented flats at P ull, 811 Pax tou block. {OR RE an. 1, 6-room cottage, first- luss in_every respoct, bath, hot and cold o motor line. Call et herayn uve. X alru»iulo on ham ber Msst 7008 16th. Thos F. () 7-lmou house with all modern conveniences; rent &5 per mont T LT L G WOl , faeing anscom Park. uire Lo & Nichol, tech anu Leavenworch. Nt e., set lop of Arst column on th (3 page. Fms-ufms Table bourd. i Harer: » Mis-F10 LoST Forrates, ete., seelop o Arst column on (his Dage. T, 05T Bunen ot ke 4 withred ribbon, s last Sulurday. tied oturn to Beeoffice, Mis 17 OST—Croscent earring with set. Finder ro- turn to Bee ofice and recelve rowurd. 305 17% J:):Til' 54.:.«.3 hair pln, ped, on three-pronged she bie reward If retarued (o N. Y. top o crow: Sult, “ ¥ you wish to rent & house or store see H. E. Cole. Continental block. 00 ODERN now 8-room brick house, oholoe le Hnl.a tinental. r wouth. H. K. Cole, Con- Y ol 5 QOR RENT--2 10-room bouses, Do, and 20th sts. : modern improvemenis, O. K. Davis Cu., 1208 Faroui st 156 18 OST—A pairof gold ig-mtwlu on botween Dodge and Cup. ave, near 25th st., Byron Reed's, last Suturday. Finder will please re- turn (o 210 0. 2k st and recelve row. wrd, $35-16¢ fees. W. EAL REN st no extra charges. 0. Houses Istate Loans—Cash on hand, 07 S 16th _st. Globe No delay, for rent, good 1 t. 42 E. & O. M. Anthony. 818 N. Y. Life build- *ing, lend money on fu tles in’ Nebraska and Omaha regides terms; no delay; values passed on hers, ms in choice coun- Towa. also on good property; lowest rates; best money ready. Titles and g ON to loan by B. F. Musters on chattel ! and collateral securities for any time from 1to 6 months, In any umount to sult bor- rower, Loans made on household goods, planos, or- gans, horses, mules, houses, leases, warehouse receipts, ett., at the lowest My loaus are so arran. a pityment of an A p Without publieity or remoyul of duee both principal and,interest. y o ba t you S onyour have u loan you and carry it for you venient. call uj business will be arranged at hote. Money al licity. = Lowest rates. - B. F. Masters, Room 4. Withnell blk, 15th and Harney st 0ssible rates, property. :d that you can make amount at any time and re- roperty or vIsh changod, T will pay 1t ot 1t you find It more con- telephone No. 1621 and your ayson hand. No delay. No pub- s For rates, etc see to ot 18 co umn om this pags 'OR SALE or Rent~"The Star stables, co r of Mth and Irard. Shey woll nreanged. for livery, boarding and sslo stabies; will o= commodnte 50 horses. Avply 10 O, E, Bruner, raer 15th and Farnams Ware blocie. ' M $01-17 | & < b w and | QTOCK of books and.stationary, new a | St'lmm. for salo for cash or Inl‘irllnll[lvnf'::r unincumbe .é I'k““lx eatate. Apply to Sla- ne & Rush, attorneys, rooms 919 ork Life B Omana, " M3 % an stock of general s In oney s the best oities In Ne- braska. Tor further pytticulars apply to J. Koenlzstein, Norfolk, Neb, 87-108 NOR SALE—A first-viuss bakery with gro- cery store connected. Stock about #1400, A raré chance for somoone. For further par- ticulurs apply toJ. Koenigsteln, Norfolk. b, 10° —A bricklayer or _carpenter, one that understands contracting, to take hnlt intercst in n brickyard already estabe lished and 100,000 brick on hand, Address I 20, Bee office, 340-17% TOCK of ¢ ars and nfoctioners 5 fruit for sule, with fixtures, at 51 N, it stroet, M3k-iT* (IRST class d-roller flour mill, ranning night and day, in first o #ood live town of four (the only mill ther ss condition of hardw nd fm Correspondence solicited nangh & Fitciett, 1505 Hownrd st.. Omaha, Neb., agents, E3Y T mitlinery house In one of the most thriying oities of 6,000 in the stute of Nobraska. Torms reosonable, big dis- count will bo given: possession at once, as am TE only exclusive compelled 1o go south on wccouns of health, Address A o8 Beo, ot Gha TR THOR SATE—Buakery doing good business, [ Address, B 13 B bbb $01 108 CENTRATLLY located dru kood business—will soll atonce. Address B 9, Bee offic M204 17% [YOR SALE or Exchange-Ciean stock of dry #00ds, clothing, boots, shoes, hnts, cups, li- dies' and gents' furnisiing goods. " Add ke I Frankfort, Ind. 270 FiL 3D—To purchase an interest in some good wholesale business. Address A T, o doing a It_taken g chieay ANTED—A good, sob partner with $2,000 to gein a man facturing enterprise: 40 to 80 per cent on in- vestment. Address A 67, care Omaha Bee. 105-10% {JOR RENT—Only hotel In a good town; a good ovening for a good hotel man, For particulars address Box I. Burr, Neb, 040 15* OR SATE—Half fnterestin u weil ostab- Tished business in_this city will require 000 cash. Addross Y G4, Boe offloe. M08 120 OR SALE or-Trado—Large 1ivery and feed stable, feed store attached. This is well located on paved street and doing a good business. Mumaugh & Fitchett, real estato agents, cor, 15th and Howard st. W04 IORSALE or ox. merchandise hango for stock of general 0 acres of lund 2% miles from Greeley Center, tha county seat of Greeley county, 9 ucres in cultivation, % wells, wind mill, house and stable; black loam soll nearly level; every footof this track it for cultivation; fncuraberane 8 rentod for next year Also It neres unimproved land Smiles from Greeloy Center and 24 miles from first_track ad joluing Ackmis postoffice; Dblackloam sofl, will give clo.r titleof thiy act, or will exchange for Omah . or Council Blufls property, Address D. J. F. .Lock box 15, Greeley Center, Neb., 3164 T OTET For SaleDo you want get into o w00d Dusiness? 11 you 00, buy the Commer clal at Broken Bow, Neb. £ AN, estavlished business tor salo_ or trade. Box 518, city, 160 FOR EXCHANGE, Forrates, ete., nee lop of first colsimn . this peage, FINEST rental block In Omaha 1o exchange for clear lands and lots, We will Our houses give you an excellent trade, aro all rented, *and arc paying good rental income. Be quick. Address, B 14, lice. 800 13 ANTED--Good sound lorse, harness and W light_delivery wagon, in exchange. for clear lot. Addre with full particulars, - office tox 2%, Omaha. Pl Rt TANTED-Good_wostern farws in Brown, yu..u’mm\.% i SHErARNOE S8R s 41Ty stock, Room 419, Bee M407 17 o Tass dwelling house O EXOHANGE—First § property for lowa or custern Nebraska farm; encambered or clear. Address B7, Bee office. M 404-10¢ VVA\S’I’]C[)—M.W] stock general merchan- dise, not over two years old, for western land and 1000 Box I, Central Oity, in fgood bunl AT I WAL ave you to trade for two good Pleadant addition, the future res ortion of Omaba. Make offer. Ad&lr:‘ar re 021 19-16% d T market for suls cheap. Emw\ O TRA DE—Now panel box delivery wizon. Room 1, Ohamber of Commerce. M 178 Forvates, eto., see tp of frat column on this pags (CALL or writo for catalogues and /gate the merits of tho S writer. Manifestly sup portant ehanges mudo, exchanged or rented. Mayhew, manager. ——— " MASSAGE, BATHS ETC, For_rates, cte, wee ton of frat column on this page investi- mith Promier ty pe« rigr teaturos. ' lh: ype-writers sold, To00s; Parmum st £ M ASSAGE—Mudam Dolaler, over 6108 fath, 085 - ¢ bath at Madamo Smith's pariors I st next Barker hotel, | 2 18 HAIR GOODS—WIGS, ETC, Forrates, ete, sce top of first_cotumn on this pags. EST line hair goods in wost; halr dressing, S Awigs, switohes, Illlnr! hair chalns, ete., » speclaity. Davies, halr’ goods and milliner, OpPOsite postoftice, 1118 buh street, Omaha. 707 FO_R;SiA LE—COWs, For vates, ete., #ce top of fiest_column on this paga, cholce, cows—Fresh young S cow, handsome thorougly broken. Also g00d mil ke, will bo fresh next spring, cheap. " F. B. Lowo. L 220 street. 8%-1 PATENT SOLICITORS. NT lawyers and solicitors, G, W, Sucs Beo building,Omaha, Branch office at . D. 0. Consultation fr i) PAWNBROKERS. ete.. see top of Mt column on his pags sy on diamonds and s. €. cor. Farnam & 11th 0 Washingtc Molle louns m ewelry,ete THE REALTY MARKET. INBTRUMENTSm:\omu)n rocord January 15 WAHRANTY DEEDS. E A Benson, trustee, 0 ‘Theo Willlams, lot 1, blk #2, Ben o B S Olark and wi blk 18, 1ot 10, bk 1 lot 25, blk 1, Orchard Hill, $250each bik 14, lot 2 s . 14 R L Garlichs to N Miller, lots 4 and 5, > blk 14, Highland ¥ ve, and lot hlk 9, McCormick's add 0'000 PKnteht ot al to 1 Irvington Place., . 1,000 D Laytonand w Sunds lots 15 and 16, blk 2, Pullman Place; 200 John Rush et al to H Goldberg, lo DIk 1, Rush & Selby's ad to 8o O aha. 675 South Omaha land company to W JLeughlin, lot 13, blk 138, 80 Omaha. 540 ‘\Illlgl&l\\'< rticld to C L Breni: Kl|‘) lot 13, blk 3, Missourl Avenue park. 400 DW Young and wife to M C 5\un',- gomery, 1ot 7, blk 1, Sunrise add 400 OE Y QUIT CLAIM ' DEEDS, £ Yost to Sophie Gelsler, i P R bt e R cow i 00ds spocial master to J O Bar- nara, lot 1, Roger's sub of ”n"‘nfi'\Y& Roger's sub of 8 E Roger's, Oklohoma, Total...... 14,366 FISCHER'S [CE TOOLS. Double Markers, Plows with Lift- ing Cams, Tongs, Bars and Fischer’s Improved Ice Hooks. il bi in of en of uet it pa siof bia Ky tho Wooy Mrs, Androw ) teach A thief stole a Pader Shell Rock. A small gold nugget was f of a chicken at Burlington. ‘“The best in the stdate,” is the Herald's claim for Carroll's remodelled electric light plant. Thirty are and 600 incandescent lights are ablaze in Carroll these nights. The agricultural department of the indu: trial school at Eldorais a practical institution. For one item it has put 8,000 bushels of pota- tatoes in the cellar this fall, A Davenport doctor says he has traced the sproad of infectious discases to the visiting of the hired girl to infected homes, and he believes the household cat has been un clal call from the presbytery o NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST. Nebraska. A rovival of religion is In progross at Holmesvlile. Lyons peoplo will send a car load of mater | to the western drought sufferers. The Creighton Grand Army p rthday, the past year. at Genos rheumatic fove: wigon ty-fiv bushels more over tho ground w 0 g rought sufferers tted neat amount: azy SuppH was good. Soup was rt of the state. lowa, ns are reported. med. f Loui: to set as a Sunday school missi ONE ENJ oYs t will glve a grand mask ball in honor of Washington's There has been but ono slight accident at g Water sewlng machine factory Jaber, r., wife of the Liord Indian school, died recently t load of corn from ibs at Cheney and scattered sev- d. A capitalist has offered to put in a_lino of stroot cars at Auburn if ho is given the right y and is exempted from taxation for a given period The Grand Army post of Brainard and the Ladies' aid society of tho same pl tertainments for ¢ ave en- which The Fairmont Signal records tho fact that Ashbury people gave a e Thursday evening, which was 88 uniquo as delivered in coal buckets, ‘sugar in spittoons, ete., just like crazy folks would be apt to do, The proceeds 801 the suffering pooplo in the wostorn or last Ethan Akin of Carroll has a small flowing artesian well 100 feet deep. A great religious revival is in progress at One hundred and eignty conver- ound in the crop Justly J. D. Trwin of Denison has received a spo- sville, Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts fntly yet promptly on the Kidn iver and Bowels, cleanses the BYS- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation, Himehaugh Taylor, SOLE AGENTS. Omaha, 1405 Douglas St. gARENS Y S (S5 NUMBER of stock ranches tooxchange for merchandise,018 Paxton blk.,Cameron & C FOR SALE—REAL cSIATE, For rates, ete., kee top of Nrst wiumn on this page IST your property for sale or exchange AwithJ. G. Cortelyou, room 46, Chamber of Comuerce, N M 300 RYOR SALE—i33 acres of land. 4 apple trec #7 per acre. Near depot, Ashland, Ad- dress J. G. Pilfold, Ashland, Saunders Co, Neb [(YORSALE cheap; or will trade. Small house and barn, Long lease of ground. 2011 Ohio st Mijo8-22% SR SALE or Trado—One cledr lot in Ar- mour_Place, South Omaha, Make offer. Address B 27, Beo office. FQREALE-TLot 12, block 1, Bronnan pl #2,00. Lot 4, block 22, South Omauha, £2,10 Lot 16, block 13, Kountze & Ruth add, 50X 14, with trackage, five blocks from court house, §7,500, all much below value. T. 8. Olar JPECIAL Bargain—Large lot, 63xI65 ft. Nblocks from Lowe uve. and Cuming st., lays splendid; cheap for cash, or will trade for farm. Address E G. Merrill, 2nd and Cass x‘ug: rent rates; fun; lust & Co. niture. et son. MUS 0, 60 or 00 days, on ho o1 Paxton block, J. 3. Whikin: 0-1] ART AND LANGU Mi ONEY to loan on improved city property M Ge on hand’ uo delay 188 Kate Mac: MLV SSS o seudioo ficient number of pupil: work [n oll and water | colors Hoglen & Whitmo apply to Miss o's window, acNuughton. No, 5198 may bo Jorrates, ete. westop of frat calumn on this 1 aughton, of Rochestor, securing a su pecimens of her seel in For terms condition. Inquire at 1916 Douglas st. 1 first. ALE—Chenp, u_ nearly new Hallett, Fgr Davis & Co., upright plano in class 03 FFORE buying & plano examine the new scule Kimball plano. A.Hospe,1514 Douglas. i with Hospe, 1613 Douglus. CLAIRVOYANT. _ Gellenbeck, teacher of the banjo 249 8. Tith. 830-F Forrates, dc., seetop of firat column on thiapizs, M ASSAGE=Nadum Delzier, over 600 N speaking, wrllini medluw, fouryears {n Omuha, RS. Nannte V. Warren, clalrvoyant trance, and reliable business 119 N, 16th. 50 M 1517 1zard strect, Oniaha, ME. Burrough Palmist tolls the pust, pros- ent and future from the lines of the in theold Gypsy way, Feo, 81 Ladies ouly nd, sout friends, ehanges travel, faction given. Mrs RRIVED—Clairvoyant, xmlurnll‘ tells past and future, love troubl business. gittod, o8, abs Sutis- allace, 1308 Farnan st. M 152 MEDICAL, rooms. ineluding Ladles,s to 1 dally & Tuesda; & Frida oy Forrates, ele, sce to) of irat column on (hia pazs INEST electrio and eloctro thermal bath fneiuding Turkish cubinet. baths. ugs 61010, Dr. Richurds, roowms 318 & 820, th& Pnoi. R Lerma, room 11, Bushman block, vor. 16th and Douglas sta, cures all the sick by mesmoric power, Sure cure oF o paAg. COSTUMES, LIFTON HILL— /-room house and full corner lot, very cheap for cash, or will trade for clear farm or Oma- hia lots, Aflllrvfi the owner at 42nd and Cuss . Merrill, 20 acres fine farm lind adjoining good Ne- braska town y . 160 neres finely fmproye county seat in Nobrisk 120 feres good land in > connty sent; 2,500 Inhabitan House and 1ot In town in Kunsas; clear. Clear lot In good Nebraski town. 4 room housé and lot, barn, well and cistern, 16th strect. Omaha; siizhtly encumbered; wili trade for Omaha property ind assuno encum- brances. H. . Cole, Continental block, %0 {OR SALE—A large 1ist of choioe residenco afles 11 0 umt ered. uska, b miles from and business property. Houses and lots on onthly payments; 0 and - upwards: acant lots 800 and up. ~ George J. Paul, 1600 wrnum. %5 ok san Choicest loeation and best house r and My residence, %20 Farnum streot. in O i for the money. every convenlence poséible, Burn, withsower, wator and €38 D. V. Sholes, 15t Nut. bank. 1 s F-ROOM louse, 10t 8ixt% 81,700; also 6-room Dhouse. lot 3414x8% 8 0. «cor, 11th and V st., #2000, Brick house and American 1ot Gix66, n. o 10th wnd Douglas, $40,00. Mrs. Kublmann, SaLth, 8 LEGANT residence In Kountze Pluce rooms finely finished find " all modern con- venlences, Wirt st. neat 0th, Can sell on one- quarter cash_payment ‘and balance time to right party. This 1s no cheap affuir of a house, but a comfortable hom, In every senre and & big snap barzain, F, K. Darling, Barker block. N7 HARLES Kaufman’& and loans, Oholed yae residonce and business propert; artsof the city und South Hot wa o estate nd improved for sale inall maha on e orms, LIst.your property with us. Loans at lowest rates” Office 1302 Douglas “u{e]lzxm 20 7 R00M cattage, tull lotHlunscom Place et front. and a great bargdin for u fow days. Small cash ment and balunce on long time. F. K. Darling, Barker block. "o 1GGEST burgain in Omuha, Only fhreo of those elogant houses on #th and’ Farnam left out of six; other three occupied by first class parties. Houses are open all day 1or in- spection. Every conyemlence In the houses, ineluding gas and gas fixtures. "Tuke a ook at them during this fine weathor: buy one and take life comfortable during the winter, takes from %30 te 400 cash. it fall for they will please you, Sholes, 215 First Nat'l bunk. Seo them . 45 05T etter dox pup. months 0ld. white ‘and black: llberal reward for information or deilvery, Uross & Duinmire Gun C Douglus s . 1614 46-19 lade wults at 622 N, 16th st [ For rates, ete. see top of first column on this page ntlemen can reut masquer- g PENSION AGENCIRS, SIONS—The Clngman Pons 1on Asoncy Frenzer block. Information free. P TLWAY TIME GARD , BURL R Leaves |CHI0A N & Q.| Arrives Omaha. | Depot 10th and Mason streets. | Omaha. 7 g0 BXpross. 80 a m 0 nicago Expro 1 620p m 910 p m|. Expross 1006 8 m 650 p m|. Ldown Local....... 0001|1200 v Teaves | BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER.| Arrives O ha. | Depot 10th and Mason stre Denver Expres Jenver Night Expres Lincoln Limited Lincoln Lo — R BT LEOE —— Depot 10th' and Mason sireets. Kansas Clt; it Exp. UNION PACIFIC, oy streets. Syrup of Figs is only remedy of its kind ever duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its Sl oRoenght qualinds sonitend it to all and have made it the most pogular remedy known. yrup of Figs is for sale in eys, the pro- 50c and $1 bottles by all leading drug gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on han will pro- cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. . Do not accept substitute. CALIFORNIA FI6 SYRUP CO. AN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N. any or improved and economic cookeryu 150 Liehig CONPANYN for (Gan EXTRACT OF BEEF, Beef Tea, Soups. Made Dishes, 8, me Fish, &c.), Apple or Meat Jelly. uces, Keeps for any length of time, and is cheaper and of finer f{avor than any other stock. Genuine onl. a Bee! with J. von Liebig's sizn: ove, In blue. One pound of Ext f cqual to forty pounds of lean beel. ature ct of “Overland Flyer Pacltic Expros: Denver Expres Kansas City Expres Teaves | CHICAGO, R. 1. & PACIFIC, Omaha. |U. 2. depot. 10th and 610 p | Night Expross.. 905 a Atiautio Expresy ‘Vestibule Limited. “SIOUX CITY & PACIFT depot, 10th ana” Mares asengor. St Paul Expr “Leaves SIOUX OITY & P. Omaha. | Depot 15th and Webster Sts. 00 p ) r.s.... .St Pawl Limited CHICAGO & NORTITWY| 40 p “Leaves | Omah Arrly .| Omaha. 1040 & m [Arrivos Omaha. Slu%am Arrlves Omaha, Chicago Expross stibule Limited ymmodation (exc Enstern Fiyo S0 111 Fust East 1x (exc.M avos (OHICAGO, MIL & 1. dopot, 10th and Mars hicago Bxpress .10 p 04b m m 1165 & o hleago Express pm | OMAHA &8T. LOUI | Arrives U. P. depot, 10th and Marcy Sts.| Omaha, ~.....Bt. Lbuis Cannon Ball. 0 pm onves | F. B & MO. VALLEY. | Arrives Omaha. | Depot Lith and Webster 8ts, | Omaha 900 & m .. 900 & m 510 pm 510 pm Nopst 16th_and | 810 & m/__Sloux City Accom 100 p m S dxpross (ex. Bunday) |1 600 p m| 8t Puul Limited | Oft Passonger (ox. S 845 m MISSOURL PACIFL Arrives “Depot1th and Webster St L8t Louls & K. €. TLoaves (CHIC Transfer| Un 040w m uKko Expre i ‘estibule Limited Enstern Fiyer, tlantlc Muil. "% mmodation (i2xe Su 500 p m| 1000 p m/ .. 0 p M p milowa Ace Teaves (CHICAGO, MIL, & 81, PAAL Transter|Union bepot, Councll Bluffs. | Transter B0 p m - Chicago Express o 125 p m - [Chicago Kxpress K. 0. 8T JOK & 0. B. 1on Depot, Councll Blufts. ity Day Expres: Night Expres Leaves |~ Transfer| U “OMAITA & 8T. LOUIS. | Arrivea Julon Depot, Counell Blufts. | Transter 8C Louls Can on Ball 1216 p w N & QUINCY. | Arrives Unian Depot, Councll B |Teanster Chicago Expross. . Chlougo B3 pross Creston Local ... SIOUX PACIFIC, | Union D usel Blufls. 1y P! kot dre 10 Sloux City Accomm <5t Paul Bxpre W finely Made; delivering the same at Va 500 bushels of seed oats, 1,000 bushels of sced otatocs and 1,000 bushels'of seod corn, H0rs must stato th proposed vrlee of euch wr. the amount of the draft will be forfelted 1o the Unit bidder or bldders receiving tragt wit LINC IS THE NAME OF THAT onderful Remedy That Cures CATARRH, HAY-FEVER, COLD In the HEAD, SORE THROAT, CANKER, .. and BRONGHITIS, For Sale by leading Druggists. PREPARED ONLY BY 82 JACKSON ST., CHICAGO, ILL. Blake, Bruce & Co. Pint Bottles. Klinck Catarrh & Bronchial Remedy Co. “PIANOS - Marvellous in Tone FROM BOSTON OFF1 TON T L. Erickson,Local Agent, 206 N.16th EXCELSIOR SPRINGS ¥e. 'WATERS % Nature's Tonie, Diuretic and Uric Solv SOLD ONLY IN BOTTLES DY nt w Nel proposal, whic 11 tall wrn»mpllv exocute i good and 9 10 be returned to the bidder. IGHT, U. & IndianAgent. sufliolent surities, GE illy Warrantedi CE: et C. B. MOORE & CO., Agts. 1515 Dodge ROPOSALSFOR FIELD SEEDS—(L, 8. IN- ian sorvice.—Rosebud Agenoy, South Da- aJdunuary 12, 1801 Led Ifil'('}!l)‘“ll* en- dorsed “Proposals for’ Fleld Secds.” and ad- essed o the undersigned at Rosobud sney, South Dakotu, will e recolved until ock of February b, 181, for furnishing an braka Ihd tiole to be offered for delivery under & com- traot, OERTIFIED CHECKS, Euch bld mustt bo - wccompauied by i fled cheok or dratt upon some United States Depository, made payable to the order o undorsigned, for 4t least FIVE or oont of k or [ other- RGE -t and will go. cessful fn this work in western Iowa. Mr. Irwin has beeu very suoe drods of schools have through his endeavor: E. J. Turner, the Kansas congrossman wh o is charged with offering the Kansas farmers’ allinnco §,000 for Senator Ingalls’ ofiolal shoes, was a former imploment dealer of Ot tumwa, L One dopartment of the industrial school at Eldora is a business coilege course, Some forty of the boys that bave passed the requi- sito examination are now taking a business college course — penmanship, bookkeeping, shorthand, ete,, belng taught as at the regus lar collegos, Mr. Slocum, a student in recently preached an able buque ° Methoaist church. twanty yoars old and two or three years aco was working as a section hand on the Illinols Central, Prof. Lewis of the coliege recog- nized in him a boy who gave great promise, and e is now one'of the brightest studonts in the institution, Mother Baptiste, suporior of Mercy hos- pital, Davenport, against whom suit has beon brought for the recovery of cortain notes alloged to bave been procured by her from Father Cudden, an insane priest from Mel- rose, under treatment in tho hospital, alloges that tho property was a fuil and free gife from the fathor for the purpose of repairing loss to the Lospital by fire, The Alden Times tells of a lyceum held {n a school houso near that place whero the at- tendants were delig find that the schoolma'am bad provided a spittoon in the shape of a box fitled with sand. The spittoon vi oly used andits convenience much app! od, but when the schoolma’am and her pupils attempted to dig the ink bottles outof the box of sandin which they bad been placed to prevent froezing, there was the same sort of appreciation manifested, The Dakotas. Hill Gity home guards enrolled thicty men. Rapid City School of Mines has twenty-flve regular students F Two Presbyterian missionaries are holding meetings in Galena, wenty farmers in northern Brown county have tontracted for artesian wells. outh Dakota's logislature is said to coss over 2 a minute for the timo i is in session. ‘The two-year-old child of Joseph Patter- S Highmore, ate strychnine pills and died, Hu. been Nll‘?"lhll‘l\i worth college, ton in a Dut Ho s abous The Tiill City Miner says a grader drow £400 from the bauk, and wus “rolled” for the full amount. Somebody set fire to a photographer's place in Kapid City one night and close watch i3 now kept for fire bugs. A money lender of Hecla had W, E. Kiad of the Abordoen Republican arvested for libol for calling him a Stylock, “The Stock Breeders' association adjourned from Sioux Falls to meot in Huron in mide summor, after electing officers, A regular army oflicer 1s to be detafled at the Dakota university at Vermillion and will oecome a member of the faculty, A. 1. Shaw of Vancouver, speaker of tho houso of represeutatives 'of Washington state, was a former Sioux Falls man, At Wakonda, S. D, diphtheria has broken out and the whole town is under quarantine, All public mectings have been prohivited. Jones Brothers, who have a big horso ranch in Butte county, rofuscd to obey the army officers when orderod to bring in thoir stock, John T, Hilton was held at Deadwood in #300 bonds to appear before the United Statos :!I‘zl:lul Jury for cutting timberon government and. A. R. Pursol of Meckling, S. D., defeatod candidate for sheriff, has been appointed United Statos marshal for that section of the state, Moody county Is one of the throe in South Dakota that has neither warrants nor bonds outstanding. The other twoaro Hand and Lincolu. Ed Erickson, the Roswell, S. D., merchan whose stock was attacked by numerous cred- itors, has fled, It issaid that Earope is his destination. Arrangements baye been made whereby the artesian well in Mellettee will bo used to Gereral Mahager “Holdredge of the 1. & M., asking that a branch be oullt from that line to their place. A couference of Catkolic clergymen of South Dakota was held at the Holy Family church in Mitchell on Thursday. A large umber were present, Sioux Falls rejoices because the next South =l Dakota fair will be held there. Her nid was $1,600 less than that of Mitchell and #2,100 less than Watertown's, “I'he Rapid City gas company gave a morts gage for 60,000 to the Holland Trust com- pany of New York. It runs fortwenty years and draws 6 per cent interest. The National Bank of Dakota at Huron has elected H. A. Maxfield cashier to su ceed General Morris Taylor, resigned, and W. 5. Davis, assistant cashier. The committee of the South Dakota grand odge of Oddfellows met at Huron I'riduy iight to consider plans for the relief of their brethren in the drought districts, There will be alarge attendance at the South Dakota historical society's nieeting in Pierre next week, as many valuable doc ments aud letters ave to be presented, “There is talk at Yankton of suing Raud, Nally & Co. for damages. Tuey publish:d lway guide crediting Yavkion with only 1.500 population, while Mitchell was given 5,000, The city council of Deadwood has passed an ordinunce licensing saloons, billiard halls and gambling dens. A saloon license costs §5 a month; with a gambling anuex, §5 more. Andrew Ballweg of Bath had a samplo of sugur beats raised by him analyzed by the chemist of the agricultural department Washington. It was gound to contain 1. per cent of sugar. Christian Hanson of Gem township, Er wn county, is the owner of a cow nine years old that has given birth to seven calves in the past four years, all of which are liviig and ave called excellent stock. A company of home guards organized at Buffalo Gap will patrol the country bore:- ing on the Cheyenne river, and kecp an eyo out for any stray bands of hostile reds who may steal out for miscaief. President, Kenneay and Cashier Goding of the bank of Canton claim that the i stitu fon is solvent, aithough an applic tio i for i p- pointment of a receiver is pending in tue United States court at Sioux Falls. The Aberdeen Nows calls for the smashing of the school book trust and says ihe s ate should manufacture its own school books ind make them uniform. A bill with such an ob- ject has been introduced in the lo : slature, 'nce posts are now 1 the for sale from Beadle county tree clains,” &8 the Huronite, “Some things can by’ do.e, But just give us a three-inch artesian stream pouring in outo teu acres of trees! Couldn't we talk(" ‘The refunding bouds to cover the out- standing warrant indebtedness existing under the territorial regime bave recontly been sold at par to the Providence saviogs bank of Rhode Island. They bear 3'5 per cent interest. Tn all there have not been six days this winter iu the Black Hills so severe as 1o put a stop to outdoor work such as grading and building, says a Deadwood paper. Only twice has the mercury dropped to zero, apd in cas caso it remained there lhttle wore thau an hour. A new case came up in the Pennington county courts, A man ed Kennedy | res sented what was thought and proved to be an exhorbitant bill to the county, and swo.e that it was just and correct. He was found guilty of perjury because he swore the bill was just, when it wasn't, Among the bills most frequently men- tioned in the legislature last winter, says the Rapid City Journal, was one providing for deposit of county funds in banks offering the highest rate of interest for the some. It was strongly endorsed by farmers’ alliances all over the state, but was defeated by farmers in the house. A like bill hus been {ntrodue d in the senate this winter, Its progross wil be watched with interest, The first meeting of the board of managers of the South Dakota soldiers’ howme since the occupancy of the building will ask for an ap- propriation of $40,000 for the maintenance of the building the coming two yeasrs, at least one-half of which they hope 10 have rebat by the genoral government on the basis o the government payivg the state$100 per year for each inmate of the home. The bLome now contains fifty-four old soldiers. With the twelve additional applicants accepted, l within a4 short time the inmatds will aumber . 100, LY