Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 26, 1891, Page 7

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PARR, Pharmacist, X worth strect. 77 UGIES PIARMAOY, 24th and Farnam. 1718 Leaven- SITUATIONS WANTED. “Tervatas, ete., ree top of firt column on this paga. 7 - Positfon s hotel olerk, 10ng ox= fonco and Best of reforences; would gooutof city. Address B 51, Bee offico, 53 v JITUATION ited hy a young man of 2 % clerk or assistant hook- ; ty reference. Address Room ation na e , well rec chman (colored) mmended. Ad- M22-26¢ R WA e dress BOT Bee, A GENTLEMAN with several years' ox- ’r rience, atle ot filling a responsible position, desires such with . morteage co pany or bank in Towa or Nebras aha preferred Address B2, Bee, 415 30 W ANTED walting roc m, to 6p, m, ( 1144 S 16th, Situations for good girls; my always full from 0 WANTED—-MALE HELP. For vates, ele., ree topof first eolumn on this page. W ANTED=An active, reliable man—salary to 80 monthly, with merease, to rep- resent in his own section, & responsible New York . house. . Refercnces. | M cturer Lock box 1385, New York. ANCE In a lifet for men with capl- ] I G capital to se o r he o NGAGENENTS o do AFessmaking In P cure i very pleasant and profitable business: no drones or curlosity s ers need nplll{. Address with 2 cent s Consolidated Ad- Justable Shoe Co., Salem. Mass. M W ANTED-Y ung man a8 stockke clothing store; none but experienc apply. 1309 roam st. W ANTED osman owning own team to sell lubricating ofls and groases on com- mission to consumers through the state; larze profits to active man, Address Ohicago OIl ., 31 Milwaukee ave., Ohi 646-27 Sougey, Aurora, > 4 want first-c '\V““ ID-Agonts—We men who are already traveling sales o carry our lubricating oils and grease ples ns’a side line. Columbia Oil und ¢ s CI oland, O, M618-3 WANTED-First class canvassers to inves- tigate the best b ess I existence. Room 5% Paxton block. MGI7-30% UTTER Wanted—Why Is it offorts are / miade to_counterfelu the A. D. Rude new sthod of cut Did you ever hear of any 1t @ bad dollur? ntlemen competent to han- an entirely new business, never in ed in this elty. Very liberal indu ments, and worthy of investigation, Koom Paxton building, ‘ A )—A good steady man with about B0 capitul toer In o firstclss buteher business loca in best part of clity or willsell out entirely. Address B3, Bee 520 'S wanted—Light work. Call Room 4, No. 102 N."16th, W ANTED Aun withy good ences Motropolitan MEg. Cou 1609 Howard st BHE 10 for our Canadinn 6 * WANTED—FEMALE HELP For rates, etc., see lop of Arat column on this page V VW ANTED-A good girl for general house- work, 81T 10th st 82 24 “h\sfl:n-,{lu.fll Good girl for ity of two; good wages. 402 Hamilton street, Walnut il 7 0 W ANTED—A girl for general houseworl nt 411 Farnam st. Mo 7 ANTED=-Grl to do first work for private family. Inquire 510 So. 2ud stroet. 633 200 7 ANTED—Girl for general housework, best wages pald (o competentgiel g2 N. 215t st \} V\Y‘\fi'l‘rfl “One cook ut the Uity hotel, Big-00 W ANTED-Ludy or gentioman, 815 wook, 102 Farnnm st. 552 CLAIRVOYAN1 Forrates, ele., see lop of first cotumn on thispaas AGE—Madam Delzier, over 610 8, S Nunnie V. Warren, clairvoyant trance, aking, writing and reliablo_ business mealun, fouryenrs in Omaha. 1y N, 16th, 50 ME. Burrough Paluist tells tho past, pre: ent'and future trom the lines of the hand. In theold Gypsy way. Fee, $1: ladies only. 17 Jzard sireet, On| R SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, Forrates, cf e U 0/ (Pt colimn on this NALL or write for catalogues end ute the merits of the writer. Manifestly sup portant changes mude. exchanged or r Mayhow, mav investl- mith Premier ty pe- rior features, ~lm- Type-writers sold, ited. 16094 Twrnuw st., k, HS eor, . MUSIC ART AND LANGUAGE, TJor rates, ete. seetop of et column on his paze. FORSALE—Choup, n nearly now Hallett, Davis & Co., upright piano in first-class condition. Inquire at 916 Douglas st. 0 PBEFORE buying a plano examine the new seule Kimball plano. A. Hospe, 1514 Douglus. GEg etk acher of the banjo with Fospe, 1615 Douglus. o HAIR GOODS—WIGS, ETC, Torrates, etc., seetop of first conamn on this page TRENT Tine hair goods I weats hair dreasing, Hlwigs, switohes, s, hair chains, ete.. o wpeolaity. Davies, halr' goods and milliner, opposite postoflice, 1118 15th street, Omahu. o MEDICAL, Forrutes, elc, see (o1 0f st column on (his pars MINEST electrio and electro thermal bath rooms. including Turkish cabinet ‘baths. Ladies,s to1 dully & Tuesday & Friday ov'ngs 61010 Dr. Richirds, rooms 18 & 420, Heo m% ~ DRESSMAKING. Fow rates, elc., vee op of Arst comsmn | YV OBTH'S tallor systen: taught o ilies solicited. Miss Sturdy, 2010 Harn ‘l“nltfllfil ho delivered onlyon | FOR RENT--HOUSES. FOR EXOHANGE, . #oe ton of Arat cotumn. on this pags, NOL RENT—Cheap. modern 8-room honse, Globe Lonn & Trust Co., 307 . 16th st. 686 FORRENT Cott hiree m ble. 2510 Capitol avenue, l‘ NT—Scven-room cottag | ave and Cap. 4ve. 1nqnire 218 Dodge. MTH | OR RENT. | ave and W e, Call nt one renting agents, Pa i louse | | L oty w Mumaugh & Fitch W flat, & rooms, Fan e il other couveniencos. at 701 8 16th st. 140, Call George Claus oI | Four 6 nd f-room flats with | bitth, hot water. pived strecti near Dbusiness: all improvements; only 25 per mo. References required, Mead Investment Co., 412 Bee bullding. 54 of 8 rooms, N. 95th st palr, hard nnd soft wate cellar nder_ hou 1so1 flatof 6 rooms, glewn hent, Linton bioel nquir of Joha lamlin, V17 Linton block, South Iith st Hamilr I S first- 'Fuu RENT store, The DO RENT—ous No. 1712, in good r F';“ RENT—Jan. class in_every water; on m cottage, M s ¢ enfumn an this nags. lon stockyards Jan. 10, ‘are, sadgle wud bridle on Address Yardmaster, U S, A pu rd for return 1621 Farnam street, 10 months 0ld; re- 96, rooms 21 o OST—Irish setter d dward. Wm, Simeral, ) First Nat. bank. FOR SALE—FURNITURE ETC, NOR SALE--Eurniture of 5 rooms, kv whing clear. Willsell any part. ~Add 5 e [ FOR .'SALEANORSES WAGONS ETC. For rates, e wee top of first cotumn an thi OR SALE~Chenp, wagon a harness, or will e I or also wood slde e bu; eap. Continental bullding JOORSALE cheup—-A_two horse sieigh, also lurge pulleys and shafting. 01 Douglas. 108 POR RENT—A Targe list of ho per month up. G Paul, a from % 1609 Farnam. QIX-ROOM house, city water, rear of 121 N, 0th st.; $12 month, o1 TOR RENT 208 o Gladst Trust Co., ogzant 11-room houses, Nos. 10 Douglis st. Enauire of A. A 1310 Douglus st, or Globe Loan & 57 8 1ith st Pl P7-ROOM house with all modern conveniences; 23 e nth, corner Thirtieth and Woolworth, Hanseom Park. Enquiro Lee & Niel Leavenwortl Mol QTEAM hented 11 P Hall, 511 Paxton ¢ kS RO RENT—Nice d-room cottage, at 014 S, 13th st nquire of Mrs, Dug w. 15th and Pacific sts. OR | Thos W% 70 8 16th RBest. steam-heated 6-room flats in the city; modern convoniences; rof- erences required. Enguire Netherton Hall, Room 1 5th st M365- ]j*,uli RE ter of clty, price 815, Nice §-r00m cottage noeur cen- 1616 Webster stroct, 0) u wish to rent a house or store see 1 Continental bloc FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS For rates, e 3 d NOR RENT N all modern convenie NURNISHED room 812 per mon stre O T fyoung me port, NOR RE y all conveniences,” 1817 Davenport stre 480 264 N CE rooms, steam hoat, 1110 Davenport st southe exposure 16th st., flat I 2 NURNISHED room, leat, 524 12D roonis, 1008 Capitol avenue [ul ant newly turnished steam 13th and Juckson sts. 610 20 JOR KF heat rooms, col A8t front alcove oot at _the Merr M JOOR RENT—Two plensant rooms business, modern convenlences, X las. ARGE south front room. bay window, mod- 4 ern conveniences, for one “or two gentle- men, $10 per month. 2218 Leavenworth, M2 4‘“['( R T--Furnished rooms, and stean, 1519 Howard, us, bath 8 715 ‘QT. OCLAIR FEuropean hotel, w'th dining ) room, steam heat in_all rooms. Uth and Dodge. $peclal rates by week ormonth. 117 JPOR RENT-Front room with alcove,curtaine mauntel, steam heat, gus and bath, 2 closets, suitable for 2gentlemen or man and wife, #1800 per month. Also adjoining room with big closet_and all conveniences $10.00 por month. 207 S 2th st. 619 FJ'0 LET—Boautiful front room fs best part of clity, elose to good board. Rent reason- able. 1234 25th st. 413 ISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. d room to gentle- man, red. Noother box ers. 217 Poppleton avenue, (URNISHED rc bourd, 407 M 191 o unfurnished) with ul block, 096 NT—Nice warm room with board. ifornia st. ARGE south front room with bourd; tory front 01 8. 23th uve DLEGANT furnished re Uheat and bath. 28 N 17th street. i{UUM and board & week, 1021 Farnan. M7o1-Ja FOR RENT—STORES & OFFICES. For rates, cte.. e ) of Arst column on this page, (OFEIGE or desc room for rent on first floor N. Y. Life.” So, Star Loan and Trust {JOR RENT 18th st. OR RENT—One store und 16th street, and several cottages ch B J. Kendali, :08 Brown bldg. $21-F- Sv"rdm: At 700 S, 10th, steam hoat furnished, D Thos. F. Hall, 411 Paxton bik. I8 rick bullding, with OR RENT—The 4-story or without power.formerly occupled by the Bee Publishing Co., 16 Farnam st. The buld- ing has a fireproot coment qascment,complete stewm heating fixtures. water onall the loors, gas, ete. Apply at the office of The Bee. 015 R BENT By January 1 ¢-story bailding, 5,40 square foet; suituble for any kind of wholosaling. at Tenth and Jones streets. G. A. Lindquest, 16 South Fifteeuth streot. 719 FOR RENT—WAREHOUSES. Ferrates, ete., see top of first column on Us pazs OR RENT or ~ale Fine, heavy Dbrick five- story corner wirehouse with ‘most central trackage in clty; floors are 1850 square feet. stringer & Penny, Barker block, el OR RENT—Brick warehouse, two stories high, busement, hydraulic clevator, track- . Best location In the city. A. 0. Powell. STORAGE, Forrates, etc., wee top of_first column on thia page TRM?KM;F storage at lowest rates. W, M. B n, 111 Leavenworth, QUORA and trackage. Howar reot. David Cole, 815-51 2—The best in city —clean.dry, sufe, Dand privatoly stored ¢ reo Ouaha Stove Kepair W ks, 1207 Douglus. Tel "WANTED—TO RENT. For vates, ete., ree tup o7 ATet cotumn on_(hia e TADY wants two_unfurnishod tooms or one room and wlcove In destrable looution; rofaronces exchunged. - Addrows, stating 10- Cation wnd torus, b 67, Bee ofiice % t0° o " RENTAL AGENCY. Forrates, etc., we 1opof st cotumn on this page. ST your houses te soll of rent with C, F. ditarrson, o1 N. Y. Life, ] ]1 E.COLE, rental ugency, Continentul Uik 00 ~ BOARDING. e top of At colum rate , ete, T house—Special weekly ra Harney. Miio- ~ PAWNBROKERS. For rates, ete., sce top of first column on (his page ¥ RED Mohlo louns money on dlamonds an watches,Jowelry,ete,s ¢ cor, Farnam & 11t COSTUMES, . For rates, ete. see Lo of frst column on (his page ADIES and gontlomon n Teul musquers 4ude suits ut 622 N, 16th st )28 For SALE—2 good work teams. 018 Paxton block. Inquire at 500 FOR SALE-—MISCELLANEOUS. Forvates, ete., see ton of JAOR SALE~Conpi tures, Show cases. ete first column on_ his page. o st of drug st P. 0. Box MONEY TO LOAN, e top of first column on this page [ONEY to loan on improved Omaha, For vates, et erty. . B. Irey. %06, N. Y. Life 1000 privato money 0 loan. 7 per D Omahin Real Estate & Trast o, 41 prop- 608 cent, o blde. Mo ;"m.( JTAL funds toloan on Inside Omaha ¥ DUSINESS Property ot vory Jow rates {n sums of .00 t0 30,000, Kimball, Champ & Ryan, 1205 Farnam st. 084 28 YRIVATE nonoy to loan. J, D, Zittle, 014 N. Y. Lito. Misse (ATTEL lonns at lowe to 4 N. V. Lite bldz. tratos. Removed . B. Emminger. 732 ONEY loaned on_furniture, horscs, ote. Hawkeye Inv.C0,33 Douglas bl 16 & Dodgo 510 { EYSTONE Mortzuge Co.—Loans of 800 t A 2(,00: et our rates before borrowing und gave moneys; loans on horses, furniture orany approved seeurlty without publicity, noges bought: for now loansrencwal of old whdilow- 1l R 208 Sheely blk,15th & “““‘I“‘.‘l) T SLbank, (10§ 1 § 15th s tiels or collateral on el at TOIRST & second mortgages on vacant & fm- proved eity prop. County warrants bought. Money on hand. . M. Richardson 8ISN. Y.Life. ) rty. O ] s addf- ttorey’s banik bids, it Gl EY toloan on eity and farm prop: M. Harris, K20, Frenzer blk, opp. 1 UTLDING louns, 6 to 7 per con tlonal chargesor commfssion or fees. W. B. Melkle. no extra charges. Houses for rent, good 11y C. M. Anthony, Y. Life bulld- ing, lend money on tarms in cholee couns v ca and Towa. also on good e property; lowest rates; best terms; no deluy; money ready. Titlesand values vassed on here, K toloan by B, Astors ) ) n chittol AYand collateral securitios for uny time from 1to 6 months, in any amount to suit bor- rower. Loans made on household goods, plunos, or- ns. horses, mules, houses, leases, wurehouse ipts, eté, at the lowest possibie rutes without pubiietty or removal of property. My loaus are 86 arranged that youcan ninke apayment of any Amount at any tine und re- dyce both principal and intorest. It youowe u bulanco on vour proporty or hay nged, I will pay it off and you find 1t more con- venfent,“call up tolephone No. 1621 and your business will be arranzed at fome. Nopub- tlos lonn you wish cl arey it for you. 1 Money always on hand. Nodelay. licity. Lowest rates. B. F. Masters, Room 4. Withnell blic, 13th and Harney st INEY to lonn on improved olty property current rates; funds on hand; no delay, . Blust & Co., 203 Ramge bldg, M on household fu ois Paxton blocks, J.J. Wilking G701 BUSINESS CHANCES, For rales, etcsce to ot first co umn on this pa. JOOR SALE ies in eit B G0, Bee off ABDWARE. furniture and fmplement stock and butlding for sale cheap £ or one-half cash and good land or Oms vroperty. Address Box 77, Neol MLOUR and teed store for sule, between & and #400 1nvested, carry a large stock of muission goods. A rare ehance for Address Norfolk, Neb., Box 462 i W ANTED- Capitalist whowill invest 10.000 i a well estublished business that will pay 40per centdividends. Full explanation g fnterview can be had by addressing 1§ 7 ~Ono of the best lo; doing a good busin NOR SA LE—Small stock ewelry. Repair- fness good, No jeweler hero now. ‘tbe cpen long. Good location, of reusons for selling,” Best small town n stato. Populution 1,000, Address box 24 Neola, Ta. 0772 HAYE you uny o chance. Addre: pital to Invest? A rare utonce, B 63, Beo. PBALBER shop for sale. Good locatio and Williams sureet i Forrates, e, ser 100 ,.Wm.mnfl_v_nim OR TRADE-For Gmaha proporty a good cloan stock of genoral merohandiso in_one of the Lest towns [n thystate. Wright & Las- bury, 1601 Howard st. "V,\x-rrn One stock of farniture; will pay some eash, balahee In Omaha lots. Ono stock hardware of abent 80,006,00 or 8,000.00; will puy part cash, balgneo clear furms. One stoek of general meréhandise of about $i0,- 00.00; part cash, pirt ined, Callon iy Male. gron & Lovgren, Room#d, Barker block, 68197 7E have a nice homte to exchange for & WV o™ Kon oore, 551 el block, ][I0 EXCHANGE—FIFt class dwoliing houso property - for oW, or eastorn Nebraski {arms, encumbered oF, clear. Address 0% oifice. oo W ANTED-Two clent lots in Omahs worth #1.000 to #1,50) e for dry goods and no- Duffield, 23 N 21b st tions £40-20% W ILL trade well improved Neb. farms— tenants on--for merchnndise or houses and lots Omaha or elsewhere, B 65 Boe officr 2 clour lots (corner) 1 Orchard f111 for house and lot. Saunders st., south of Lake Olear, for noe. othor good property for exchunge. . /ittle, N. Y, Life. 600 djolning good Ne- Draska town; ne lear 100 neres finely improved innd 244 miles from county seat in Nebrasl hitly cncum Uered. 120 ieres good land in Nebraska, & miles from county sent; 2,50) inhabitants. House and [0t In town in Kansas; eloar. Clear lot in good Nebraska town, 4 room ho 1d Tot. barn, wel 16th 8t reet, Oniahag tly encumbered ; wili trado for O ty ind assumo encum= brances. Continental block, %00 VW ILL trade Inside elty lot for lease ot house and lot Omaha or Council Biuffs, B 65 Bee offic [ and clstorn, Address B4, Bee. 4TF18* C N use lots within 5 mile limit for inside Jproperty. Address B 40, Bue 2 for pluno. W HAT Liave you to_trade for two good lots in Mt. Pleasant addition, the future portion of Omuba. Muke offer. Addr ., Bee office, UMBER of stock ranches to oxcl merchand ise,618 Paxton bik,, neron & Co, FOR SALt —REAL ESTATE, For rates, ete., sce top of first column_on this page. JCLEGANT houe north of Hanscom park. Equity for elear ontside Tots, $7,500.00. st front, Hanscom place lot, 5,000,60, Merchandise for Omaha property Hutchinson & Wead. 1024 Douglas. 574 24 QLEGANT double tront lot on Farnam, east Yot Lowe avenue, §,500.00. East front lot in Windsor place, on paved street, #1,800,00 Bodford piace, south front Orehard hill, corner, §700,0 Hutchinson & Wead, 152 560,00, Douglas. 51424 R1,000 cash will purchase me house, In g moved tomake room for within 80 days. A big burga A two-story 10-room condition; must be brick 'structure J. H. Parrotto, 1ys Lot and good five ottage with harn, 215t near Leavenworth. Alex. Kk S1-20+ ~ full Iot. 8 Price £2,100 ~ro0m_ Hou puved streot. 20 per asy terms. , H, ASY tormis, cars, near cash, Dalunce houses on block. ¥ sou want a first class inside residence property we have gotit. Hy Malmgre Loviren, Barker block, Koo 14 (OR SALE Pierce stro only. Inguirout’ the Neb. 16th and Howard streots P3ARGAINS oom cottage and lot. cit; witer, sewer and barn, centrally located, 2,750, Torms easy. Large 5-room cottage, nicely finished and well located. £,000, sopuths frout ot on paved street noar wotor, residence aln for u few Steam” laund Jme nice lots in west-and north part of ity, 2550 and upwards. J, 4. Zittle, 914, N. Y. Lif 1 improved 50 unimproved lands and Wwn proporty best located counties in Nebraska and all are bargainsA. Address F. L. Loomls. Oth and Douglus, Omaha. Neb. IR TFOR SALE-It you lav ting for opportunities to buy cheap, you had bet- ter “get there” within the next %days. 1 offer bargains in Business, Trackage, Cholce residence and acre property. J. B. Evans, 08 N, Y. Life. 635 20 ] 1GC argain In a fine resldence in Omaha, 11 rooms, with every convenience. fine e barn, only ' mile from court hous 43 block from motor und paved street; will glve immeaiato possession or will pay $100 a month rent for a year; % cash will swing it M. A. Upton © 126 ur property for sale or exchanze G. Cortelyou, room 16, Chamber of 1 bargain in Omaha, Onl nt houses on 44th and six; other ti ) Houses & three of Farnnm occupled by first e open all day tor in spoction. Every convenlence in the houscs, including gas and gas fixtures, Takealookat them during this fine weather: buy one and take life comfortable during the winter. Only takes from %100 te 800 cash. See them without fall for they will please you, b Sholes, 213 First Nut'l bank. OUNTZE Placo—T still have onc d-room [\ “house tosoll on easy payments; pric 500 cush, bal. 600 per month; would tako some olou property in exohange. J.'J. Glbson, sole agent Kountze Pla room Crefzhion block. 4 DOR SALE—Or trade, fmproved farm, 320 acres, in Gosper county, Neb., clear. Ad- dress J. R. Shaw, $0th and Hamilton st,Omuha, 414 30¢ 45 ALE or Trade—About #3,20 of hard- In a good lowa Partners disagree enso; s 1 eash, 13 land. Address W Hodg Paxton bik, Omaha, Mo MOR SALE or Rent—The Tekamah canning factory, in_complete running order; will be sold chieap, or to the right parties will he on favorable terms. Callon or ad- dress First National Bank, Tekamah, [ ~Furniture and lease of d0-room hotel in fine location; an average business 0 day. Good chance. Best reasons for W. 8. Cooper, Merriam block, Connell Blutfs, Ta., M50 F19 ] ard for_snle or rent; well built, Brick new. Apply C. F. Kaul, Madison, Neb. %6 town. OR SALE or Trade—One oclear lot in Ar- mour Place. South Omaha. Muke offer. Address B 27, Bee office. 351 JPECIAL Bargain—Large lot, GX105 ft., 4 Pblocks from Lowe ave, and Cuming st., lays splendid; cheap for cash. or will trade for farm. Address E. G. Merrill, 42nd and Cass st LIETON L1 -room house and full corner lot, very cheap for cush, or will trade for clear fary ha lots, ' Address the owner at 42nd and C Merril JOR SALE-A large list of choice residenco and business property, , Houses and lots on monthly payments; #,250 and_ upwards; vacant lots and up. George J. Puul, 1600 NYOR SALE or exchange—For u good farm or other property a forty-room hotel, furnished and doing s good business. One of the best towns on the Unlon Pacific railrond. Address B 44, Bee. B08-51% IRST class 4-roller flour mill, running night and day, in first class condition, in good live town of four thousand Inhabitants (the only mill there) for sale or trade for stock of hardware and implements. G, Trospandence solicited, Mumaugh & Fitohett, 1508 Howard st.. Omnha, Neb., sole u; 1l (OR SALE or Exchange—Clean stock of dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, huts; caps, lu- dies' and gents' furnishing goods = Address Box 5, Frankfort, Ind, 20 Fil {OR RENT—Only hotel in a good town; n good opening for a good hotel man., For partioulars address Box L Burr, Neb. 940 5% 17\61(‘.~SIFEJMM( interostin o well ostab- Iishod business in_this olty: will require #15,000 cash. Address ¥ 64, Boe office. M58 j25 FOR SALE or Trade~Large livery and fead stable, feed store attached. This is well locatea on paved streot and doing o good business. Mumaugh & Fitchett, real estato agents, cor. 16th and Howard st. 0 FLUTE For Ealo—Do you wani get into o wood business? 1f you do, buy the Cownier clal at Broken Bow, Neb. 289 1ts, N cstablished business for salo or trade. Hox 518, elty 16) MISCELLANEOUS, e, see top of first_column on this page M ASSAGE=Madum Delzior, over o10 & jaut, over 10 §, 18t L Farnam. %0 JOR SALE-My residence, Farnun strect. Choieest location and best housn in Omaha for the maney. Hot water and every convenlonce possible.” Barn, connected witl'sewer, water and gas. D, V. Sholes, 21 15t Nat. buuk. Mt £5-ROOM house, I house. lot M X8 8. €, cor. 1ith and Vinton Brick housd‘nd Amerioan house, n. e. cor. 10thand Douglus, $0,000; nann 18,11y [ #1,700; also 6-room WANTED--TO BUY, For rates, etc e top of umn on sis page To buy 48 or ¥-orso jow r and engine. Address Hocheford & Paxton blocks or 202 8 18th. 518 24 T ANTED—Horso, hirness and buckboard, ) Must bo good und. elicap. Lock box 104 060+ 20° sustomer for ®me vacant lots and ty in good rental property. J. G. Cortelyou, room 4, Chamber of Commergs. M0 W ANFED @ Fuy—A good horse for buggy. ¥ haviog same and wanting cash nore than the horse fa6y find purchaser by addressing B 50, Bee office, = glving age. vrice and full particulars. i WANIED-At “once: merchandise; all Y " kinds; spot cash: must know at once. L T. Newell'& Co., 1419 Douglas, Omaha. 231 JURNITURE, household goods.ete. Highe cash price. Wells. 1111 Farnam, 78 anted at 191 N 10th st J ORSE: }IUMS 514 7“:\ AGE treatment.oloctro-thormal baths, ML scalp and bafe treatmiont, mantoure and chiropodist. Mrs. Post,319% 8 13th, Withnell blk MASSAGE, BATHS ETC. 'FOR SALE—COWS, For rates, ete,, sen top of Arsk_column o (s page ORESH cow for sale: reglatered Jorsey. young, geutle, handsome. I b, Lowe, 1614 N. 24 st. LS d For rates, eo, see (o of frat eolumn on this 1age, PATENT SOLICITORS. jfl.\suos bath at Madame Smith's pariors 706 8. 13th st., 22 2%, M:&z-s:mhimuw Delzlor, over 6108 Lath, s 08 K Fr rates, ete., seo tup of frst column on this page PATENT lawyers and sollcitors, G, W. Sucs & Co,Bee bullding,Omaha. Branch office.at Washington, D, ¢ Consultation free. W DROPOSALSFOR FIELD SEEDS. U, 8. Agency, Sonth D kotadunuary 13 1%i.—Sealed propossls en dorsed “Proposuls for Fleld Secds.” and ad- od to the undersigned at Rosebud v, South Dakota, will be recetved until of February 5 1801, for furnishing and delivering the same at Valentine, Nebraka 800 bushels of seea oats, 1,000 bushels of seed potatoes and L00 bushels'of seed corn. Bid ders must state the proposed price of each ar- tiole to be offered for delivery under a con- tract, CERTIFIED CHECKS. b bid must. be accompanied by & cortl- fled check or draft upon some United States Depository, made payablo to the order of the undursigned, for at least FIVE per cent ot the amount of the proposil, which check or draft will be forfeited to the United Statesin case any bidder or bidders recciving an nward ahall fufl to promptly execute o tract with good and sufficient surities, wiso to bo returned to the bidder. J WRIGHT, U, 8 Indian Agent. J-13 Recet other- niture, By virtue of an order of the distrlet court, in and for Luncaster county, sppointing the undersigne siver in sult of Ralph Kitchen vs Edward P. Ro, ot al., o 1y hereby given that I will Febraary, A. D, 1801, at 10 day. at the Capital ho corner of Eleventh and Pstreets, in the ety of Lincoln, in the county of ell at pubiie auetion to the highest bldder for cusl ali the personal property, fur:ture, goods, chatiels and fixtures In sald hotel belongly to the firm of Roggon & MeDonald, The In- ventory und list of the sald_ chattel property can be examined at the said hotel building and at my off SAM MCCLAY, Lincoln, January 19, 1801, Receiver. Janl1d2itm lock a. m. of at the southwest Notice, By mutual consent we, the mambers of the Inman Hay company, d6 withdraw from sia wny and will not hold ourselves responsi- ble for aay debts contracted on and after this date. Iniman, Holt Co., Neb., Jan. 10, 1801, O, VAN S . L. Posn, ©. W. Swat BT, B RLWAY TIME GARD vos [CHIOAGO, BURLINGTON & Q. Arrives ts. | Omaha B0 m 620 p o 1005 u m 12.00 BURLINGTON & MO. KIVER.| Arrly Depot 10th ana Mason streets.. | Oma To..Denver Day Expross 406D Denver xpross..... . | 6.18 p ienver Night Expros.....| 9.8 o incoln Limited 190 o 9.0 0 m L0p 050 n § Vi 910 p R 3 ‘ 650 p m Loaves Ouiahu Losves i | Arrivos Omnba. | Depot 10th and Mason sireets, | Omaba. 0.0 & m|.... Kunsas Clty Day Expross. .| 6.10 p m 945 p m/K. C. Night Exp. via U. 1, Trans. | 0.45 8 m Lenves UNION PACIFIC, Aty _Omaba. | Depot 10th and Marey streets. | Omal Wpm. [ 805 p 146 a 355 b 1205 8 m Arrlves Omaha. CHICAGO, K. 1. U. P. depot. 10th & PACIFIC nd Murey Sis Night Expross [10.05 0 m tinutlo Kxpross. ool | 680 p m patibule Limitot. ...\ [1045 & m Loavos OUX CITY & PACIFIC, | Arrivox Omaha. |U. P dopot, 10th_and’ Marey 'Sts.| Omaha. 158 m......8loux City Passonger.... 40 p m St. Panl Express... . “Leaves | SIOUX OITY & PACIFIC. Omaha. | Depot 15th anda Webstor Sts 60 p m St. Paul Limited [CHICAGO & NORTHW ESTIRN |U. P, depot, 10th and_Murcy Sts. 010 p m 9050 m 10.10 & m | Arrives Omaha. 0.5 8 m Loave Omaha. Arrives Omaha. pm| i 615 p m iowa Ac 9.10 p m | 1145 0 m o} tEast Ex (eve.Moni| 740 a m Leaves (CHICAGO, MIL, & ST. PAULP Arrives Omaha, [U. P. dopot, 10th” and Marey Sts.| Omaha. 6.0 p m *hicago Tixpress 105 R KO Express.. Leves | OMAHA & 8% LOUIS. | Arrives _Omaha. |U. P. depot. 10h and Marcy Sts.| Omaha. 430 p m......8t Louls Cannon Ball Loaves F B S MO VALLEY Omitin. | Depot 16th and Webntor St 000 0 /... Black HILIS Expross...... 500 a /| iinstiogs Kxp. (lx. Sunday) | 520 p m 6.10 p m|WahoosLincoln Pasex. Sund'y) 115 a m 510 p m .18 m Leaves | O BT P ML &0 Arrivos Omaha. | _Depot i5th and' Webster 8ts. | Omalia. B10a m|__.Sioux City Accommodation. .| .05 p m 100 p m Sloux City Express (ex. Sunday) 12,0 p m G0 p m|.........St. Paul Limited .| w3 e m 515 p m|Bancoft Passenger (ox. Sindny)| 84 o m MISSOURL PACIFIC Depot 16th and Webster Sts. St Touls & K. (. Expross St Lous & K. C._Express Leaves | CHICAGO, L T & PACIFIC unsfor| _Union Depot, Counetl Blufts pm| iKht Express MR i KEpross. .. patibule Limited : W ESTERN. | Arrivos Transters Depot, Councll Blufs. | Transfer D408 m|.... . fengo Express. ... ... m 500p m|. S m 100 p w210 iyer.... m 130 p mio.. L TAUantio Mui) & m P miowa Accommodation (I8xe Sun). m Toaves ((HICAGO, MIL. & 81 PAAL.| Arrivos Transter| Unton | unell Bluffs, | Transfer G pm .. “hicago EXpross.........|[ 915 & m 120 p m|.11L. Chicago Bxpress.........| 600 p Lenves K. ., 8§17 JOE & ¢ B Arrives Transfer| Unlon Depot, Connell Blufts. | Tranafer 1007 0 m s Clty_Day Expres 54ip m cht Express...| 620 n m OMAHA & 81, LOUIS, | Arri Union Depot, Council Blufta, | Transfs t. Louts Canon Ball........ 11216 p m AGO, AURL'N & QUINCY.| Arrives 1on Depot, Councll Blufts. | Transter lcao Expross 6B p m “Chicago Expross.. .. | 9.0 & m 705 p ml........Creston Local ....0.0 {1120 o m Loaves [ SIOUX OITY & PACIFIC Arrlvos Transter| Unlon Depot, Coune!l Blutls, | Transfer wm . Sloux_City Accommodatton. . St Panl Expross. 05 p 5 p “Leaves Omaha 008 m w15 p m 0 m | Arrivos Transtor 1030 u Transfe 500 p m| Lonven |CF Transfer| U T 100 p o Handy in a Crowd. During a crowd the other day on Fourteenth street, near Fifth avenue, & very solid man was pushing his way through the mass of humanity, when he encountored a pale, thin young man with the look of a consumptive, Says the New York Sun. Tho big man did not swerve a hair, and the thin young man’s elbow, which was beld out atan angle, took him in the left side. The big man gave a asp, followed by @ curse, and nearly lost his balance, while the other passedon as cool as ice. 'He had turned aside togaze in a window when the big man came up and snid: ‘Friend, I want to feel of your right elbow, the one you gave me a dig with back there, “OM, ‘certainly,” was the reply, as the elbow was extended, “Why—why—it's hard as iron ! “Yes, it is iron. That is, I have an irou cap miade for it. Justa fit, as’ you see, and pad- ded with flannel. 1v's’ an “invention of my own. Haven't long to live, and don’t want to surrender any of my rights and privilege: You are No. 22 today—all big men. Amer- 1can hog vs iron elbow, you see. Elbow al- ways comes out ahead. Good day." A My physician said 1 could not live; my liver out of order; frequently vomited greenish mucous; skin vellow; small dry Humors on face; ‘stomach would not retain food. Burdock Blood Bitters cured me. Mrs. Adelaide O'Brien, 872 Exchange street, Buffalo, N. Y. i Penalty of Fashion, Washington Post: “Edgar! There were italics in her voice that sent & thrill of apprehension through him. “What is it?" he cried, A hair on your coat lapel 1" It can't be any one's but yours,” “Do not think to deceive me. My hair is brown; this is blond, blonde.” Edgar was silent 1 veral heart beats and then with a sigh of relief said: “Yes, my dearest. But this is ad old coat. When I last wore it to see you blonde hair was the fashion.” e - . Quinsy troubled me for twenty years. Since 1" started usiag Dr. Thomas™ Electrio Ofl have not had an attack. The Oil cures sore throat &t oncs Mrs Letta Conrad, Standish, Mich., Oct, 24, 1533, e ——— The late George Baucroft was & good man of business, in which respect he was unlike nine literary men outof ten. Though he was never economical in his living expenses, he left & vnr{lunuu fortune, As an lllustration of the enthusiasm of his old age, it is related that he took up the study of Shakespeare when elghty-seven, and prosecuted bis new pursuit with all the ardor of youth, FIGHTING THE APACHES. -Governor Van Arman of Arizona Recalls Somo Stirring Times. H. M. Van Arman of Oakland, Cal., who was neting governor of the Torrito- ay of Arizona in 1884, and from the vig- orous measures ho took to suppress the | Indian outrages at that time was known | ns “the fighting governor,” was at the Sherman house, Chicago, the other day. | Mr. Van Arman was a personal feiend of President Avthur, and for his heroic conduct during those exciting days was | complimented by the chief oxecutive, says the Chicago Tribune, It was during the Chiricahua Apache outbreak when Geronimao, was chiet, that 1 brought the reds to their senses,” said My, Van Arman, “Women and children were peing massacreed and their bodies frightfully mutiiated. In order to sup- press the atrocities it was necessary to | take some declsive steps. General Crool was then in command of the department of Arizona, but as the regulars were not familiar with the country and far from | the Blue River region, where the mur- | ders wero committed, I determinee to | call out the mititia. Ialso issued a pro- clamation offering $200 apioce for the sealps of the Indian murderers, and you can wager all you have that I got thom. *The militia was composed of men who knew the country, would fight for the safety of their relatives, friends and homes, and the savages soon discovered that they had resolute men to deal with, and the result was the end of the out- rages. The most exciting fight tho Ari- zona boys had with the savages wus at Duncan’s Mills, and the reds found the whithes more than their equals in hid- ing behind trees and rocks, The entire band would have been ontirely wiped out had it not fled the country during the night. Thero is one singular thing about the way the Indians are treated by the gov- ernment. Inthe Salt river valley there isa tribe of industriovs Tndians that is self-supporting. 1t plows the ground to this day with the samo kind of a sharp stick Kgyptians used, and the members of this tribe get nothing from Uncle Sam. On the other hand, the good-for- nothing savages who are too lazy to work secure thousands of dollars each year to support them, In 1883, $100,000 was appropriated by the nation to resist the murderers belonging to Geronimo’s band. This idea of the Indians b wards of the country is all poppycock. They should be treated like citizens and inuls and the chiefs should not be recognized. If tne governor of Dakota was to treat the Indians the same as I did in 1884 the end of the trouble there would soon be reached. The Dakota militiamen would be heart and soul in the fight, they have their homes to protect. If there is a criminal fund here the governor could offer rewards or scalps, and I will venture tosay he would get all he could pay for.” California being the adopted home of Mr. Van Arman he naturally thinks his state is the greatest in the union and is loud in its praise. “Last year California produced 47,000,000 bushels of wheat more than it consumed, more than $20,000,000 worth of fruit, and 20,000,000 gallons of wine,” said the ex-fighting governor, **That saying a great deal when you take into consideration that the population of the state is not more than that of the city of Chieago, Land there can be purchased for $20 an acre on eight years’ time, and each acre will produce the fivst year and every year aftesward from 30 to $100 worth ‘of produce. Christmas day oranges woro picked from the trees, and today in the eity of Sacramento thore are thousands of varicties of roses in full bloom.,” FOR THE e SAKE OF OLD TIMES. How the Circuit-Rider Respected the Memory of the Past. The days of moonshine whisky mak- ing down in the Ozarks are about over, says a writer ip the Free Press, but the natives in the southern tier of Missouri counties and those of the northern Ar- kausas group still have a kindly feeling for the days when even the preachers— circuit-riders down there—indulged in making “pine top.” It was at the house of one of these good men that we stopped for the night not over two years ago, and before going to bed in the loft the question of moonshine whisky making was brought up by the old host. e felt around very carefully for awhile, and finally, after feeling assured that we were not hostile to the memory of the old days, he ventured: “An’ [ argies,” he said, ‘‘that hit’s all right ter make erleetle whisky fer home purposes.” We agreed that there was certainly nothing morally wrong in such a pro- ceeding, wlthough the law was clearly against it. “I uster make er leetle, strangers,” he said, “an’ I never felt no oneasiness of mind erbout hit.” “A good man like you should have fear on that score,” ponse. “Yordon't think so,” he returned. “‘Bless yer fer thet. Fz I war sayin’, he went on, “Tuster make hit, an’ hit war good, too. I wisht ihad er leetle hyar now, jes’ ter show yer what it war like.” Tt is too bad that you haven't,” said my companion. “Would yer like er bit?"asked the old man, eagerly. “Why, certainly—that is, if you have a4 “Sal,” called out theold preache “bring in thet jug.” The white liquor was poured out, and after the old circuit-rider and his guests had smacked their hps over it the former said: “Good, warn’t hit?” “Yes,” was the reply, “but it tastes a trifle new.” “Well, tet tell ther truth,” drawled the old man, “hit is new, Imade hit las’ week, outen memory ter ther good old days.” never was the res- e s 1 have acousin whois a printer, says ex- Mayor J. B. Loughran of North Des Moines, Ia.” Some years ago he was employed in this city where they were printing circulars for Chiambarlain, Ho hiad a deoh seated cold and terrible cough, and whilo setting up copy ho made up his mind to buy a bottle. It cured him and that was the first I eyer know of ‘hamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1 have been strongly in its favor ever since. My own ex- perionce ana that of my family convinces me that this remedy is the best in the world, That may bo strong languagebut that is what T think, For sale by all druggists. el Bee Watering Place. Id. E: Smith gives the following su gestions in Gleanings: 1use n ten gal lon keg: bore a hole near the bottom, put in a faucet, then take a soft pine board about two feet long, and with a hatehet T hack it all over on one side to malke it as rough as possible. it the keg on a block (a box will do) about eighteen inches high, Now place one end of the board just beneath the faucet, and the other end in & very small trough. Fill the keg; cover it well so that no bees may fall in; turn the faucet s0 that iv will drip just to suit, With this arrangement near they don’t trouble me much in the watering-trough, ex- cept on & very hot day, when a little coal oil rub{md in the trough just above the water will keep them away. They will not go into a trough that is painted with coal tar on the inside. - ot g Gessler’s Magic Headache Wafers. Cure all headaches in 20 minutes, At all druggists, | shopping AFRALD HIS BRIDE ELOPED, Sho Was Only Shopping, But An Old Lover Gets Arrosted, A bridal couple, well known young peovle of this city, returned a day or two ago from their honeymoon triv to San Francisco, whore their new-found happiness was nearly wrocked, says the Los Angolos Herald. The day after thoir arrival thoy started together, the bride wishing to'do some Thoy were not too happy, for an old lover of the girl lad, by werely a cofncidence, gone up on' the samo train, and by another coincidence had stopped at the same hotel. The bride, perhaps feeling a littlo sorry for him, had foolishly exorted herself to be dleasant, and the result was that the husband, who is naturally vory jealous, allowed unworthy suspicions " to enter his mind, As they walked along market street the ex-rival passed them, and the hus- band was irritated by the gracious salus tation his wifo gave. However, he on- deavored to cheer up, and when thoy reached a large dry goods store, where his wifo of two days intended o pur- chase some stufl toadorn herself with, he pulled out his pocketbook and handed it to her, and told her to go ahead and purchase whatover sho wished. I'll finish my cigar and come right in and see what you buy,” he added, and sho flushed with ploasure at his good- noss, gave his hand a squeczo as she took the purse and walked into the store, He smoked for a short sought his wife inthes ore. Sho was not to be found. 1le started to go up to tho upper floor on the elevator, but was met by aboy stationed_there, who ex- plained that something had just broken about the machinery, and ‘the car was stuck fast up against the roof,so he went upstuivs and hunted thoroughly but fruitlessly. As he came down he thought he saw his former vival ahead of him, but the crowd was so great he could nod be sure. It made him foel uncusy and he began inquiring of the clerks, At last he found one who remembered sell- ing a lot of goods to a lady who answered his wifo’s description, and who had or- dered them delivered at the hotel he was staying at, so thore was no doubt about her identity. The clork knew nothing elseabout her. Another rch of the establishment resulted in nothing, Perhaps she had missed him in the crowd and gone back to the hotel. He jumped into & eab and drove there post linste, to find that she had not returned. By this time he began to get wild with worry and sus- picion. The presence of thit hated ex- lover at the store, his wife's suaden dis- appearance, all suggested horrible ideas to him. Two hours had passed and no trace of her, Ho hurried w the police headquarters and told his story. A big detective, to whom he talked, smilod pityingly athimand at once accepted the elopement theory. Officers were sent out to find the detestable wretch who was_suspected of having wrecked the budding happiness of two souls, The husband wandered frantically up and down the streets,until ho found that unwittingly, he had walked back to his hotel, He was weary, and mechanically took the clevator up to his room. IHe opened the door, and there on the spfa lay bis wife who, as ho entered ox- claimed: O my dear, I've been shut up in an clovator for hours in that horria store. Something broke and the car went to the roof and bumped so hard I foll down, and I couldn’t get out, and they could not get the ear down, and O, it was dreadful. [ fainted at first and was a long time before anyone kmew [ was in it. Then I came to, and had to sit there hour after hour while the men were working. O, I'm so glad to get ck to my own lovey,” and two round arms worc around his neck in a minute, and a kissing match was in full progross, when it was interrupted by a bell boy who ushered in a big policcman, necom- panied by nis hated ex-rival. This detestable man was smiling in a most exasperating manne *This ofticer wanted to arrest me,” he said to_the husband, “for eloping with your wifo—"" there was no necssity to tinish the sentonce. The husband swore a littlo to himself, gave the off a ton dollar gold piece, made a mumbling apology to the young man, who was the only one of the trio who scemed to onjoy the situation, The young wife was astounded. She made her husband explain, which he did with many pleas for forgiveness, but it is probable that she made the lesson 50 severe that he will not soon suspect his wife again, e That beautiful glossy sheen, so much ad- mired in the hair, can be secured by the use of Ayer's Hair Vigor. There is nothing bet- ter than this preparation for strengthening the scalp and lu‘ulllng it freo from dandruff and itehing eruptious, ——— Big Churches. We think we have some big churches here in America, but few of them have a seating capacity of over 1,500 persons, Compared with some of the big churches of Europe ours are but as mole-hills to mountains, time and then St. Peter's ohurch, Ron Milan cuthedral X wul's, Rome. ...\ ¢ aul’s, London. .11 - Petrionio, Bologni, Flore thedral Antwerpeathedral, | St.fophia's, ( St, John's, Notre Dur Plsu cathic St. Stephen’ t. Dominie's, Bol St. Petor's, Hologna. . dral’ of Vienna. . St. Murk's, Venice. e Spurgeon's tabernacle, London © 7000 Ur. Hall, the great charch at Fifth ave: New York, but............. A - No greater triumph_in medicine or chemis- try has been recorded tnan Hall's Hair Re- newer to revivify and restore gray hair to the color of youth —~~— Safest Inyestment Shaves. New York I 1, “ihey tell mena man can make monoy in Wall street, saida farmertoa broker ro- contly, ““What shares would you advise me toinvest in 1" ‘Do you own_farm prope toplied the broker, who bad been pinched in the money panid ““Yes, T own, free and clear, 20,000 acres of the best farm'land in lowa, answered tho agriculturalist, “Well, then, tako a friend's agvice,” said the Wall street man, *Invest in ploughe ol S ‘The importations Into this country during 1800 show ©),130 cases of G. H. Mumm & Co.'s Iixtra Dry, being an increase of 27,000 ouer vhe previous year, evidencing tho high appreciation in which this wineis held for its excellent quality. Itis recommended by the most eminent physicians in this country for its purity, small amount of alcohol and wholesomehess, while for a fine dry chame pague, “G. H. Mumm & Co.'s Extra Dry" is considered by connoissours as unsurpassed. Don't Fool ¥ourself! Notwithstanding all rumors to the contrary, the Chicago, Milwaukee & St, Paul Ry's new steam heated [lmlnm sleeping cars, with “electric lights in every berth,” still leayes the Union de- pot, Omaha at 6:10 p. m, dajly, arriv- ing'at Chicago at 9:30 & m., in ample time to make all eastern counections, Ticket oftice, 1501 Farnam st J. E. PRESTON, I, A, Nasn, ( Gen, Agt