Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 10, 1891, Page 7

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Fneiose unswers In'envelopes properly nddressed L4, advertisements uncer the head of Special Notices” are pubbished in both ihe morn'nz and evening cditionsof THE BE fhe circulation of which aygregntes morethan apers duily, nnd gives the advertiser fit not only of the large eirculation of §n Omaha, hut a1so in Councl Blufrs, sin amd other éftics and towns ‘n the west BRANCH OFFICES. Advertising for these colutins Wit 0 taken on the alove conditions, ut the fHlowing busis ness houses who are anthorized to take special notices. at the sanie rates us can be had at the main offico JOUTH OMAHA BRANCH CFFICE—No Y 5023 N. $treet, Listor Blook. ONN W. BELL. Phurmacist, i1th & Mason oddireot 'V ASE & EDI ationers and Printer J 113 8outh 18th street Q1. FARNSWORTH, Pharmaclst 15 Y% Cuming street '\\v J. NUGHES, Pharmucist, 624 North 16th o street. (1EO. W. PARR, Pharmacist, 1753 Leaven- worth street. }_'1 GHES' PHARMACY. 24th and Farnam __SITUATIONS WANTED. TForrates, ete.. sectop of first column on thix prge. ‘ 7 ANTED—Situation ns assistant book-"| keeper,‘clerk or general office work. Beat of referon Address. P i, Bee. M a0211% VWANTED—Situation by a vounk, lad atenowrnpher. Experienced. Good ‘ref- erences. Address C. (1., 610N 17th st., city. M G35 10% ANTED, by married man. position in wholesale house or to drive wagon. Res | BER. 7\r1nv Wanted by a man a8 porter; re ences and e ommendation. Address P 20, B TANTED— m. to p. m. Canadian 8144 8. 15th. Telnphone 881, FOR RENT—-HOUSES. ¥ ¥ rubes, ete.. -iaui."m Arat cotumn om this page. {'OR RENT- cor. Mth and Burt st. Improve- nia apoly to J. H Parroite, & . cor 16th and Dodge. an'm NT-4-room cottage with barn Ylun\lurn lnv sale, 1723 &, 0th st. FINE now th all modern improy - ation for @ physlolsn. J. I, Parrotte rontal ageney ¥ you wish to ront a house or store see i l-‘ e, Continental blook <-ROOM house, , sh Dand cistern w blocks from street ears, 1411 8, Tth Bell's pharmacy, cor. 11th and M. JFOR RENT-10-room hous 5, centrally loo od. modern lmprovements, - Inguire, 712 10th, FPYEN-ROOM house with barn: dosirabie lo- cation, moderate rent. Beurd Hros., 1410 Douglas st. L (OR RENT-& room house, 6 room _cottage, bath. ate. Apply C. 8. Elgutter, 801 N. Y Life bid " {IFTEEN 6-room brick houses. all modern. pt furnace,$22.50 per month, near Sher- nue motor. C. F. 7 T--Five rooms and stablo. 1610 05-10% H T8 a1 waorn 1prmvacants $116 Lake strect. C. D. Woodworth 1312 Douzla 3 NOR RENT-—7-room hois auire A. H. Gladstono, 1310 Dougins sirant: FIOR RENT—New 7 room houss i modern fmprovements, 1 block n nut i1l motor, £5. Theo, Olsen, D4 N. Y. ] ROOM brick house, all conveniences, $25; 1nJToow briok house, &, H, . Cole, 6'Gon- tinental Ok RENT—V At 0-ropm cottage near paved street and motor: choap to_ tenant. Hutehison, 520 Paxton. 'I o all kinds—three nicely furnished y & Co,, 1614 Cnplitol avenu 807 Ok RENT—Furnished -foom_cottage - the summer; desirablo Joeation and nt. Addresy 03, lee POk REN s number of houses, stores, fluts, ete. $.00 per month and up. New Tist 1st of each month, Georgo J. Paul, ‘1609 nam streot. 904-1¥2 TOOR RENT, cheap: 1 room modern house. Inquire &5 Capitol avenue, B, il. Robison. M5 16 OR KENT—Handsome 1i-ro house; ces: in pe paved street: nd within walk of postofiice. Nathan Sheiton, 1614 am streot. RENTAL AGENCY. wen ton offirst cotumn on this . H, ¥ COLE rental agenoy, . Continental n_w STORAGE. ¥or rates, ete.. sectop of Arat eolumn o tha page. T “storge bullding In Omaia, govern- : ousehold goods lowoest rates. W. M. Bushman, 1013 Leavenworth, 21 NIEAPEST and best storage for furniture. ils, 1111 Farnam stroot 26 . privatoly stored, terms stoves during the summ: m from the houses and delly 1 in the fall in good trim, " s, Omaha Stovo Ref Vi apest nnd bost atorago houso in oity. Williams & Cross, 1214 nnrnmyurn‘-an “WANTED—T For rates,ete, sec top of first colum on. his page. tform scales to welgh 600 to pounds correc! Alwi medium sized burglar proc 1 ind price. Addfoss, honse of about 7 Foon In good location. Address P ANTED—To buy go o and Tot, or sov oo Dullding sight, 1 Inss rosidence part of the oit ering this shoul i Jesiderice lot or give full descript terms, whother io ind if 50 how much. O 19, Beo offic y old_clothes to sell Kitow by Madl. Kalish, 213 8. 13th stro FOR SALE—FURNITURE ETC For rates, et set top of first column on this page. ‘urniture of a 10-room 1o use for rent. Inquire 19 0L D furniture, new and second hand, for sale on befors purchusing, SALE—At a great sacrifice, household furniture, fine carriage team. carriages, sleigh, harness and robe: FOR SALE-HORSES WAGONS EI'C sce topf first coltmn on this page. ~Sorrel horset good driver FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS For rates. eto., seotop of Arst. column on this paga IRST floor privato house; yard and shade . 16th street. MG45 11 Jruraished rooms, 110 8. eth streot. Sple did neighborhood. M5 14* NAL nurse. Mrs. S Omnh Tor vates, ete., veetip of first column o this page: TANTED—Salesman to call on business men only. Liberal commission. Ad- P, Beo office. M7 100 (G ENERAL ngonts and_ounvassers looking for a permanent money-making business, Should secura the sale of the 1o shoe. Address with stamp, onsolidated Shoe Co,, Salem. Mass. M7I7 24 VW EOFFER agonts big money 1n_exclusive territory. Our new patent safes sell at glehy In ofty or country. Now axonts frst in fleld notually gotting rich. One agontin ono day cloared 6. So can you. Oatalogue free, Alpine Sufe company, #-371 Clark stroet, Cincinnati. O. ‘V NTED—Salesman traveling from Omaha to handle “Magic" pocket cigur lighter. dime. nickel and penny Self-registering banks. Excellent side line. Liberal commission. W. Speetalty Co., Bee buiiding, M 687 11 V TANTED—A good man to take care of two horses and drive carrlage. Feycke Bros eor. tith und Howard. HD' ‘ JANTED—A tinner who is a good tuba player, salary 310 per woek; must be 00d strong player. Write at once to A. H. ester, ltebron, Neb. 707-“' TROR RENT—Nicoly furnished room. gas and 2910 Harioy street. Koferonce e 1652 T roors with private family fc three gentlemen, 2104 Cass st. M (86 Inquire at”Park Ave., Livery attle 00, v ponies suitable for ehildren Apply at their pfice at o i fow gentle Lec « wlch- d LoAVUIWDrlh TJOR SALE—F amily oarriage. "ol3, stable th LE—Dandy road wagon. Can be scen room 4 Bee buildl EUSINESS CN NCES. THE OMAHA DAILY BEEtt WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10. 1801. " FORASALE‘REAL E&TATE. Forrates, et ln'np»"!rfl eotumn on th 'n.; OR BALE-$10.088wtock in best Wyoming oll compsny; mskn an offer. Address U 8, n 719 12 Good gecond mortgage given. Bee, 11 M715 2 O . Hustlgs with £2,50 to $.000 to tako Interost {giiow entorprise. Noop- position. Big moneys Addross, ¥ & Bee: M 6od 11 VW ANTED—Partabbmith 0 oF 800 to start pool room and GigAr store. Address Boo offic ; “'.\ TED—A man {o take half Interest inalivery. boarding and sale stable. A fine chance for the right man. A(lllrul‘il P, 19, 1 M0 {IOR SALE or trade—One of the oldest zro- | ceries in the olty. - Address P I7, Beg oo, Mo 10 VW ANTED-Parties having money o loan on real estato to correspond with Goo. J 1600 M627 13 NLY whole ounty and oxeellent farm loun business in Iowa for sale or trade. Address P 13 MOLS-10° JIOR SALE—A first class, well estabiished butoher business in this'eity. Fine fixtures and good cash trade. To anyone meaning business here I3 an excellent chance. be sold In next sixty days. M. A. Upton Bee bullding. 7OR SALE—£525 will buy an_oid establiished business where party can clour $150 per month. Address I' 2 B 0 JOR SALE—Furniture and undertaking business in good town, with or without store building: part cash, balunce gilt edge puper or cloar rual estate; Involces about 0. Box 942 Lineoln. 95 JOR SALE ont market with g0 trade, feo honse, slaughter houss and everything {n first-class style. will be sold at w bargaing located in ono of the best towns in Nebraska. only 50 miles from Omaha. Ad- dress O 68, Bee, of Louls Hellor, butehers' tools und supplies, 16 Jackson st. 4570 C AN general stock of merchandise for farm and money. Box 205, Frankfort, | '} OTEL men take notice. Do you want good business? Buy the Commercial, the leading hot l.ll llruk(' Bow, Neb. 40 10 & to Make Money. Is_the title of our new book, containis itimite and honorable schemes for makinz monoy on small capltal; exposes tricks and® swindling in business: gives hints and advice that may be worth thousands of dollars to you. The schemes are so oloarly expluined any ordinary person oan understand them. It wiil give you new ideas, ald_you In planning other d and enable you to grasp future opportuniti Sont. prepid for 81 American Book. Co Omaha, Neb. M120 T 25 MONEY TO LOAN—R :AL E.STA IE Forrates, eto., scetop of frst column on this pigs JECOND mortzage loans from 3500 to $10,000 Alex Moore, 401 Bee buildi Mes (- PER CENT first_mortzage loans. mumr.l )C. Patterson, 007 Now York Life. Okt SALE—22-foot lot with brick bullding on Dodge near 12th, price $,00).00. A(hlren% J.R. Shaw. 1220 Lowe uvenue. [z FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. FYWO or three nice rooms for hous ekeepin 4 N I5th street, 1l 630-1 URNISHED rooms for light housekeeping or budrooms; 406 N 10th street, 3d floor, 676-0° OR RENT—Nicely furn shed rooms in pri- vate residence, ‘152 Howurd, corner 16th street. All modern convenlences. Lawn around building. Forrates, ete.,_eetop of firstcolumn on this page [OR SALE—An ologant fire proof safo with burglar chest. Phil Stimmel, 911 Jones street. Omaha, Neb. —Magnlficont uprlzht piano at o Inquire at 2410 Caldwell _st., Sl BeIoK aven gl 1 417 MISCELLANEOUS. For rates, etc., se¢ top of first column on this page. IJAL front room, 1701 Capitol ave. Fou RENT—Furnished rooms, 1607 Dougla \ncln' pleasant front room tn private fan- ily for gentleman. S, 20Uh St. 31 positively cured, Send for descriptive Slroulur Address “Anti-Bald," nox No mistake ASSAGE treatmontieloctro-thormal mm‘s. scalp and hair treatment. manicure and chiropodist. Mrs. Post,10%4 8.15th. Withnell blk. WO or four rooms, light housekecping, 20 St. Mary's avenue. 172 DLEASANT rooms, single or ensuite. 115 Soath 20th st, 8 FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. For rates, ete., seetop of first column on this page. ‘VANTI-JHOno carriago trimmer, at once. C. J. Anderson, buth 12th St. Moo 10* 7ANTED—3 niows agents, zood runs for "ood mon.” Applyin persin; no attontion Paid to lettors. R, R. News Ca., Lincoln, Neb. w,wr iD—Salesmen and salesladics overy: wihere, on salary or commisai addross McQuliston Mfg. Ames Ave. ch, 81 10% UrFm\ln s by the Friendly Ald Pays its members 2100 every Hus paid 30000 in benefits. Reservo and benefit fund held in trust by the stato of Mussuchusetts. Terms liberal” Ad- dress Friendly Ald Socety, Waithany Mass: active beot fields. J. G. Hamilton, Secy. WANIED — Toamsters, shovelors —and trackmen for work in Wyoming and South Dakota. Albright Labor Agency, n") X M ‘ N alesmen on salary or comn slon to handle the new patent chemieal ink erasing pencil; the grentest selling novel- iy over produceds’ erases dnk thoroughly in two secan 1o abrasion of paper: 200 to 500 or cont. profit; one agent's sales wmounted B0 3020 In Alx dayss another 2 1n two hours. We want one general agent for each stato and tepeitory. For terms and full particulars, ad- dress the Monroo Eras fg. Co., Ln Crosse, Y—Middie aged lady recelve In- structions. Koep bool wry 38 week. Room 05 NewsYork Life M7LE 108 “v?\m A gir! for goneral housework in small family, with refe g nam streot. (!”H, wanted for general housework 1610 XSherman ave. Mrs. J. M. Counsman. W T ANTED—Competent housework. Apply, 710 N. 220 st. A girl for ge ronoes ut Elzhth east of Brownell hall. E. “‘v ANTED—GIrl to take caro of chilc ussist at housowork at 611 N 17th St 1 67110 R 7 Girl for general housowork. ol Wi I‘l‘\ paid, 3 in family, Inguire 514 B 25th street. 604 WANEDS Girl for gonoral house work. 1841 8 18th street. Mold 15% ‘v.\\'n-nq.....p--wm sewing woman, Per- nent employment Ars. A. M. Cartor, nani stroot. 451 FOR RENT-| HOUSES. MM On (his nAag six outside rooms; A A A T living rooms. Reforonces required. Wright & bury, 1001 Howard. WO 0-room new brick houscs, & aruey strevt. Smeaton & Allen, 18 612 ap X & half 2341 Divenport street. Cheab. inquire M1 100 TSE, 5 FOOMS, DATD. 01ty Wator, 3t der North 24t due cast I 412 por month. Apply imwed ucross iho atroet M 1 madern im- Nary's avo- 9 Farnam, Nd-jo7e RENT—9-room house, modern ¢ Davenport stroet. Inquire part street. (] R RENT—By June %, W-room house nawly painted and papored. well. clstorn, " ity water, bath and furnace. 04 Davenport. S5 10% POR BENT-RBriok house, eleven rooms, Jory couvenisnce. Apply on premises Dr. Bwirtzlunde, ®th and Uipltol avenue. PIERTUN T ANDSOME suite of rooms with board. 1822 Chicago street. M08 14+ POR RENT—To gentlemen, a large nicely turnished front room with larze alcove and bay wintow. All modern convenien: nice lawn: private family: with bourd. No 622 Georgla avenue, 8 20th sireet. 660-10% NIOELY furnished front room and hoard for two. 2011 Harney street. 668-11% eatly furnishod rooms with Vourd, 2019 California st. 01-15* LEASANT furnishod rooms with board, very desirablo location. lteforonces. 221i nam, MG s f)mumuu: second floor_rooms. either fur- nished or unfurnisiiod, and board ut the ‘renzer, 116 N. 25th stravt. M57l Jys* Romw and bonrd 4t yOUng Women's home. luli S.17th st, 700 ]' iE front corner room, han Inishod; niso smaller ones; firs 1001 Calif 1 ) OOMS with -m-vu» t board, 825 and £23 por 4854 1LE st. Clate Fumpsnn hotel, cor. 1ith and Dod, | muke low rates for rooms by (hio WOl OF month With OF Without bonrd: . s D rooms and board, 1921 Do BOARDING. Forrates. etc., see top of first column on this page. YOARDING—Tablo bourd, fora fow gent with or without roont; bith and Douglas. AY boarders wollcited s and loeation It cunnot bo e: Mrs. Horn, Prop. MiG3 Ty FORRENT--ROOMS UNFURNISHED For rates, ete., sec top of frst colimn on this pigs OR RENT—Find, small family apartments, 1l outside rooms; best loeality. modern improvements. Tnquiro (4 Paxton blo 7 TEW, modern |n\dn|||-l¢h‘~l|‘l<|)| 1 tho olty, Throe oF four room suites SI3S, 2nd streot. T.LYV Misi FOR RENT-—STORES & OFFICES For rates, elc., see top of arat colvmn on this pige. OR RENT—Thio d-story DEiok Duildmg, with or without power, formerly oeupied by the Bee Publishing Co., 916 Furnam st. LHm bnlld- ing has a ireproof cemont | t,completo steam-heating Axtures,wate 11 the o S, gas, ete. Ap.fly at the offic: OR REN I—Store, good stand, with -rooms ap stiles. lntely Gecupied ws waloon, st South Omii. Apply E. F 15th street, QOR RENT—-In Shonandoah, la. briok bustness house, third postottive. Iaquire of J. 1. Ervin, Shonundoah, R ¢ {OR RENT--Or sale. my buflding on Jo st.bet.10th & Lth G.A Lindquist,s16 8 I PHOLSTERING and n also furniture repaired. son, 116 North 18th st. Undorstanding that irrospon- N0 tuners are traveling through 1z in our employ or represent- inz us, we would warn the public to heware ot them unless thoy cian show proper creden- Max Meyer & Bro. C reliable music houso In thy west. the state as b ;largest und most I you wish to advertis at”any time write to Geo. P, Rowell & Co.. No. 10 Spruce street New York. ormation you should be careful to stite your wants fally. RNITURE bought, sold, Stored. roam street, wythlog Anywhere o get com- guins in all kinds of jewelry ana ccount of the . rec sen, Farnan and Uth sirest: SR CLAIRVOYAN 1 Forrtes, ete., ace top of first. column on this page. DERFECT satis ction and cheapest. or no Mrs. Stoyer, 406 N, dothatrect, drd 0 and soe Prof. Warin, trologer at 322 N, 1t nyone who can equal ent and future, causing spoedy marriazes, bringlng the sopurite telling past, nd b bust your name in_full, 48ks no quostions und uscs escriptionin hh« profession. 0 or no pay, genticmen,$1.00, ASSAGE—Madam Delzier, ever mls. l:u_h 1o cards of any Satistaction givi o heu clairavoyunt and medium t. 49504 [ADAM Do Carson, born with a double veil, daughter of tho Aunny soutti 1y the won: dor of thie world In-telling past, an Come and se her 60 R 10th st troet Nunnio V. \\'urrnn,vl.nrvn ant, tri king, writing and Tuediuin, four yers in Omahi, 119 N tin palmist fortune toller, r past and future from Hngs of the hand i ol &ypsy way: ludios onlys foo 3100 PER ‘ON ALS For rates, ete.. see top of Arst olumn u'l this page DA Bollo—An in tawn for threa days: nufi place as last. Hope to see you soon, DERSONAL A lady with roferences would like to give music lessons ju nn-lnu Address P15, Bee office, I)I.I(F\l 'OND for !\nnNNnrnl. h|-ln|4~unn The best correspondence . particulurs in phiin sealod onvol Look Box #26, Omaha or matelmony. Aths At Madam Smith's pa floor, 420 8 15th stroet cubinot bths, Ramge block. MUSIC ART AND LANGUAGE, acetop of first. columm on this pags tenonor of the banj Gellonbool, Grvitn iiueciil Dougias FORE buying a plano oxam seule Kimbuil piano.A. Hospe, 1513 Imul OR RENT—Desk * room, at 61t N. Y. building. QOR RENT-The three-story brick bulld- ing, 1110 Douglas street, suitable for whole- o mmmm. 110 per tionth, Chas. Kaut- rann, 1302 Douglas street. ORE rooms at 107 beated. E. F. Ring —————— e FOR RENT-—~MISCELLANEOUS, For rates, ete.. seetop of Arst column on this pioe (G AVDEN farm o rent. ¥ Murray. T WILL take horses in pastures of 200 acres. Chaffeo farm, 3 milgs s, w. of South Omahs, ueur Sarpy wille Naos L ete., see top of Arst column on Ehis s page OR SALE—Rest bargain In the city: house built for myselt Fvears azo: full lofsplon- Jid barn for 2 horses, on 20th st. near Walnut Hll motor; will mo¢8 inTor2 m easy terms. Theo. Olsen, 204 N. FORTGAGES wantdd, long or short time. George G. Wailuce, $10J. J. Brown bu berty. W, M. Harris, & 20 Frenzer block, upp. P "’0 OB & 0. Antiony, 318 N.¥. Lito butlding «lend money on farms in cholee counties in Nebraska and Towa, also on .m..d Omah re dence property; 10west rat t terms: no delay; money ready. Tn.xemud valuos pissel on here UILDING laans tional charges for commission or attorney's fees, W, B. Meikle, Ffrst National bank bldg, Er Ly property os: funds on hand; no de- lny. Geo. F. Blust & G023 Ramgo bldg. i RIVATE monoy to loan. J. D. Zittle, 014 N. Y. Life. 7 i\f ORTGAGE loans wanted. McCague In- estuent company. to lonn on Omaha property. |m~|- any, 1614 Fars NASTERN money o0 loun at very low rates. UL B, Troy, 203 N. Y. Lite 0 I IMBALL, Champ & Ryan make louns on improved clty property at lowest rites 1205 Farnam stroet HEAP Money—Phils, Mortgage and Trust Co., wants gilt edzo loan w. P Come«, representative, 7 Boird N For rates, ete., seetop of first colum 1 on this pge ONEY to loan by . F. Mausters on_chattel und collaterul sccurities forany time trom 1 to 12 wmonths, in any amount to suit bor- rower. Touns made on household g00ds, pianos, or- gaus, horses, mules, houses, leases, warehouse recoipts, ete., at the rates possible without publicity or removal of property. My lo; 0 urranged that you can make W puym atany time and re- duce both princlu interest. [t you owea balance on your property or have loan thut you want changed I will ‘pay 1t off and curry it for you. If you find It more convenient call up telophone 1621 und your bustness will he arranged at home. Money always on hand. No de u( No pub- ligity. Lowest ratos. B. . Sasters, Room &, Withnell bll, 15th and iarney sty ‘\ ONEY to loan o l'|l-l|llu‘<l'l'lll‘|lV‘ \U AL pibticiy. Address Bee. P 2. M 565 12 s.wagons. furniture urity. Busine: Terry,room 433 R \ furniture, liorses, eto. Keystone Mortgage Co.. room 208 Sheely block. M2s4 _MONEY TO LOAN_CHATTELS For rates, etc., see top of first column on this page (CUATTEL bank, 310 8. 13th st. loans monoy ‘on chattels or collateral at reisonuble rutes MOREY loaned on turniture live stocketo YL from 110 4 months, without publicity; lowest rutes, Duff Green, room 20, Continen- tal block YUATTEL loans ot lowest ratos. JYork Lite bulldine, 1. A, Morris. FOR EXCHANGE. EAT land to oxchange for mdse. Box J 086 Sheuundonh, Tn. Mo2i SE and Lot elear to oxe property. . J. Caswoll, § NOR EXCHANGE-—Gold wateh for dellvery afoty bleye DATL DAY ment on pl X ¢ nd - shoes for_good orty. Address P8, T04-10% QOR EXCHANGE—#,000 equity In Omaha neo for lowa farm, business block or merchandlse. Address E Bee, Counell M 644 12 Cnore k of general merc store bullding noar Des Molnes to e ohange for % cash and improved furm in western lowi or southeastern Nebraska. oods involce #5,000; bufldfng, $1,500. Add T. K. Patteson, Vaudalia, | slx-yoar-old TR R QTEAYED-Monday with blue cloth collar. ioturn to J, Ha ley, 2th and Jones, and recelve reward. DRESSMAKING. N0 FXOHANGE—Corngr facing Hanscom ark und five otner good lots for Chicago resldonce property. Address O 4, Boo, 183 3 ‘ TANTED-To trade plano for & family horse and light phaeton buggy. A. Hospe. 1513 Douglas. [ PATENT SOLILITORS 1olcs, eto., seetop of fret column on this page 1GH olass dressmuking, Evenin and wedding trouseaul s spe olibity. 2 siih masteh oF patiect T2 6. MaLwell W BATTERNS AND MODELS. SBANDERSON, corner 15tk and Jackson. For rates, ete. sec topof Arst coumn on this pag n ]).\1‘! NT |!\")un and solioftors. G.W.Sues & Co., Beo bullaing, Omaha. Branch ofice at Washington. D. €. Consultation froe. w PAWN BHQKERS. Fm.n Mohle, 8 E oos, Faraau and 11th. For rates, ete., wee of Arat column on this pags WO ologant houses, with large oast front 10t T5X150 foet, on one of the fnest streets in the city. Splendid neighbori cod. hous have all modern improvemonts, fur bath, hot and cold water, olstarn, ete, Arge barn with olty water and sswer connoction. B vthing In first-class condition Price, 216,500, Proporty will yleld an annual income of $1,50. Will" soll ‘and take a moderate amount of real estate i paymont. George N. llh‘kl agent, Y. Life bidg. M1 ‘ vll\' DAY $4,000 or l\ll\‘l for a houss '|||(I small ot when you can buy ten beauti- fui acres. splendidly adapted for a nice homo | and gardens for the same money, Remember ten acres will plat 52 beautiful 1ots that will | bring &0 with the oity’s growth. Call and see the choloe bargains we offir in_acre proerty. Hicks, N. Y. Life bldg. MTL 13 DLEGANT n built efght room house. Uiianscom place. All convenlences. did nelghborhood. Big bargaln. Hicks, Lite blag. 3 ALE—Choleo lots in Dundoe | ars now running. C. M. Power, ro Chamber of Commerce. M 603 1 ’ GIBSON, sole ...«-m Kountze plaoe, )+ room 3, Crelghton block Mosi (JREAT BARGAIN Beantiful homes in Diindee place wiil be sold to right parties 08 50 low 1t will make you smile. and rs ure running, too. Patrick Lund Co. Bee building. M6 10 fOR m udjolning oity of Blair. Neb. H. W. Melir M3 J2+ JooR saLE honse with 13 Iar rooms and ge attie, double floor, brie in the studding adamant plaster, spiendid furnace und all the other modern improv ments; lot 40x120, fmproved with sod nd Inrge size shade trecs: the house 15 almost completed: there 1sa zood stable on the lot. Price, 86,000; $1,000 cash. bulancs $10) overy 4 wonths: will aiso take a ot between Farnam and Cuming west of 321 st in part payment. Willls M. Yates, and Califor nlu -l« 456 OWEST ratos on real ostuto ACuswol), 816 N. Y. Life. TREAT BAKGAIN- Beautiful homes in X Dundee plice will be sold 1o right parties at pricos so low 1t wiil make. you smilo, and the oars are running, too. Patrick Land Co., Bee bullding. Mo70 10 I OT 0. block 0, Shulls :.m.«,: 0100, Sewors Apaid for. Call at once, O. F. Harrlsop, U1 Now York Life 708-50 ,; AWritton Guarantoo tc CURE EVERY CASE or MONEY REFUNDED. ‘ £ 6Lre {4 permanct AR 0T A pateliing up. Caser cd five yoars ago RAYE never seen a aymp By describing cnse fully we ean treat you Wive tho sama strong guarantee to cur onay. Thoss who prefer to b3 o and we will pay Faliroad £ Wills wiiile hers if wo £ail to en nigs the world for a case that our MAG! WEMEDY Will not enre. Writo for full partieuiars ami ot tho wvidonce, 1vo Enow that you aro skeptieal Justly ne, too, as the most ominent physicians hive never been able to give more than temporary relict. Tt our five years' practics with the MAGIC REMEDY it Ay bean most diffealt to overcome the prejud ices Against all so-called spocifics. Tut under our strong giarantee yon should not hesitate fo fry this remedy. Yon take no chanco of losing you 610 cure oF refunid overy dollar, and ax we ha Atation o protect, alse financial backing of & o will try the trow 1§ you tey us. O 0 90 days In P financial staniiig, our reputation a e, Writa us for hamncs and_ addrosss of o curval who hav glven permission to re. 1t corta yout only o ago to do this; it su & world of sufferlng from mental strain and if yout are married what may your offspring suf throuh Wi negligence. 1 your rora thront, niucous patehes i mouth, rheumati in bones and Jolnts, hatr failing out, eruptions on any Jart of the body, fesling of g i head or boics, you have 1o timo Who are constan {1y tak dizcontinue it, Cor ores and Al correspen. Wa hivite the (R FOR MEN ONLY, f Lost or Fuailinz Manhood, ous Debility, weakness of offeets o or rotund 1 $1, f enclits roull 0 in three da uroly packed from obsor COOK RSMEDY CO., OMAHA. NKB. LADIES ONLY MAGIC SEMALE REGULATOR, & atoni Certa day or monoy re fund . By mull $2. r lod from obse rvaion COOK RE:! Omaha, Neb. OR South Omaha roperty, business, track- agte or residence, go to the leadinze's 29 onth Omaha, Ed Jobuston room hotses In Orohard Ifill, 31,500 eaoh on_monthly paymonts. Thomas Hall, 311 Paxton blk ®7 YV ANPED—The housessokers of Omaha to tako a ride out to Dundeo pl the aristocratic addition on the new car line, fros of charge. Patrick Laud Co. Bee bullding.. THOR SALE—A homo at n ba : conven- fent house 0f 10 rooms; wodern improve- ments. inelnding fot 43x120 fovts fino shrubbery, ote.: § h, balanee #100 every & ionthd, with at7 per cent. WL M. Yirtbe. & W, vornor 520 ‘and Galitag: n i SATE=A fino tproved farm of 200 acres; 100 under cultivation: shade troos; truit, windmill, wazon s ales, ete. west of Omahai 80 per acre. Address G 43, Boe. okoepers of Omaha to ako n ride out to Dundos plice aristocratic additlon on the new car ot ubargo. Patrick Land Co., oo bulldlig M Q ROBBINS, real estate. 1023 N. Y. Lifg bldg 402 R SALE—FElogant bomes on montly pay- monts, WAL build any prical home t suft you, N lk er, 1519 Farn 20 ADIES—Take u look at and ride on our new car line to Dundee place: it not cost you anything. Patrick Land’ Co., Beo build- ng. M670 10 OR SALE, ohenp, easy puyments: 1'4-story new G-room house. with bath, cellar, et fuillot. N. Shelton. 1614 935 lo workingmen only (specu- d notappiy) on time or monthly payme A% 4t loss than actual value, ty, only oue block to eleotric line. Tnquire ut room 202, Omaha Nutional bank building Mo AI)[ 5—Take a look at and ride on our new car line to Dundee place; it will not cost you unything. Patrick Land Co.. Beo building, M7 10 SAYE YOUR EYESIGHT OPTICAL HOUSE OF THE < [ALOE & PENFOLD (0., Pra.ctica.l Opticians not weary or tire the eyes. '8 properly ad- Justed to the face. Eyos Tested Free of Charge. Prices Low for First-class Goods. THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO., 114 8. 15th St, Next t> Postofiice \th nu'n S 1n this town ? . Dchnd. on the question up. The lamp-chimney ques- tion—what sort do you break ? Whatever sort your dealer deals in. How, do you think, he selects his chimneys ? He buys those that cost him least; he can get the regular price for them; and the faster they break the more he sells. That's how he reasons. Tell him you want Mac- beth’s “pearl top” or * pearl glass,”” tough glass, transpar- ent, clear, not foggy, fine, of right shape and uniform. Tell hlm you'll pay him a nickel more a piece, and that will cover his extra costs twice over. Tell himyou don't pro- pose to break any more. Try . your hand at ruling. Pittsburg. GEO. 8 MACDETH & CO. ‘Liebig GOMPANY'S EXTRACT OF BEEF “IN DARKEST AFRICA,” “By Henry M. Stanley. “The Lieblz Company's Extract was of the chole st Pago i “Liebix and meat soups had to bo preparel in suf- ficlent quantities to serve out cuptuls 1 ened man as he staggered in."—Page 8.V “One Madi managed to_crawl near my tent. T was nt onco borne to n firo und Iald within o fow inches of [t, and with the addition of u pint of hot broth made from the Liebig Company’s Extract of HBeof we restored liim to h ks senses.’—Puge 65, Vol.IL Genuine only with tuc-simile of J. vON . Liknie’s signature in blue ink across label, thus: KENILWORTH HALL. Mrs. Bubcock's Kenilworth School. A Boarding and Day School for Girls, will open September 23, 1591, at Kenilworth, 1iL., (15 milos north of Chicugo on Lake Bhoro.) New &nd_thoroughly equipped buildings erected espucialiy for tho school, but threo minutes walk from the rallway station. Superioradvantages snd bouutitul location. For eirculars, sdress MRS, MARY KEY k8 BABCOCK, Kénhiworth, 111 RAILWAY TIME GARD CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q. Arrives pot [0th and Mason Sts. | Omaha. ~Chicago Vestibulo |80 am “hicago Kxpross. ... ... 1005 A 0 Chicago Expross. w caxo & Fowa Local. aver Day dwood Expross. aves | 3 Arrive Ownba. | I l Omaha. 00 & m 945 p m K. € THE OMAHA | MANUFACTURING (0., No. 108, 110 & 112 N. Eleventh 8t., Manufacturers of Iron and Steel Rib- bon, Yord Lawn Fences, also Farm, Stock, Park and Cenetery Fences. Architeotural Tron Vases, Chairs, Sottee and Crestings. Sole sgents for Buckthorn Galvanized Steel Ribbon Wires. Telephoae 1772, Samples at Factory, LIVE AGENTS WANTED. f’:fi'fi"f’ii"d%it‘?’i’i.Ls O tehesis Chemical Uo. Yold by al Looal Drugsisis. = s QU TCIC, Others In "~ comparison aro_slow or DEAD. Ifsufferingtry = W00D'S PLASTER. . It Penctrates, Re= N> Meves, Cures. All Druggists, ats to sell the Pinless Line: the only line ever thes without Issued; sold of ght ls gl ample 1l It and torms Lo azen Address THE 1 LINE €O, 1T iermon 8t Suftoring trom TU WEAK ME e o 3 N Sl sron iy o et paasss "fil Vi .In l“lll“ -d ) u;n pationia i b e Awlllnluhlldhzl'u"m “I ol a0 who is nervous and h \lufl A\lllvvl" i‘xvl.'.t..luwn-n. 0o dus, Conn UNION PACIFL Depot 10th and Mas [-Kansas © -Overiand 430 p m|.Grand Taland Kxp. TP mi..........Pacitio I{!vmu “Loaves [CHICAGO, MITe & 8T J o and Marcy press. ... Fonvos | —CHICAGO, 16 1. & PACIFIC. | Afrivos Gruna. |0 ¥ dopot. 1ot and Marey Sta.| Oahi. 0 b m : Leave SI0UX CITY & PACUFL Arr Omuhs. | Dapot 10th and Marcy | Owa Tism | wx City Tassonger. .- (10,31 p 1 58 b m S0 Paul Exbrom W 4 G | SIUX CITY & PACIFIC | Arrivos daha. | Depot 15t and Wobater Sta S, Panl Cimited.. Tt xproas. 30 p |y it 2 p om0l Eastern Fiyor 520 p wliocal Kast Fx. (sxcopt Mo Toave | OMAHA & ¥T. LOUIS. | Omahn. 1P, duat, 10 Mi B m Arrive 510 p m Wah 510 p ml.. Vo Clty kxprow St Pl jit Passen Loavis | MIBSOU 0. | Arives s | Deput a4 Webster St | Omaha, 10550 ] 7. St Lonls & K. C. Exproas W p LS Louis & K. €. Expross Vowvor | S1TT0K & 0.1 Tianarer 2 1003 s 1015 p m r onvos | IC L& PACIFIC. Arrivos Council Blufls. _Transfor Night Expioss 03w m L Atlantlo 5.5 p m Vostibulo 1050 8 m Vestibule Kastorn Flyer.. Atlantie Mail iowa Ateommodntion (Sat. only TOMAHIA & 1. LOUIS. | Arrives Transfos|_Unlon Depot, Counpil Blutts. |Vransfar 440 D £ 1216 p m Leaves |CHICAGO. BURE 3 o srer|_Union liepe 020 p m 1000 p w Wam 109 ) w : 15 101 A rasto ™ ORTHWEST, Nebraska. Scotts' Bluff county people will celobrate the Fourth at Garing. David Leodom, an old_resident of Thayer county, died recently at Bloomington, 1iI Bloomington will celabrate the Fourth uador the auspices of the Kuights of Labor. Jdear entortainod the meeting of tho worth league of the IHastings district last woelk. Long Pino will hold her Fourth of July colebration at the new bridgo across the Nio- brara. Jack Mitcham and Tom Grinnell have been arrostad st Hubbell for burglarizing the store of D, Clark & Co. A littlo son of Mrs. R. L. Payne of Schuy- ler strangled to doath whilo trying to swals low & doso of castor oil A former Crawford young man nsmod Harry Celaonne is sufforing from softening,of the brain caused by eigaretto smoking. Work has boau commencod on the perman- ent survey of the diteh of the Marsland _ivri gation and improvement company in Dawes county. Tho district conforence of tho Young Men' {an association will meet at York June , and soventy-five delegates aro ox- pected to attend. Frod M. Hateh, formerly polico judge at Schuyler but who ' Ioft that place under a clond some sixteen morths Ao, Is said to have beon killed recontly in a railroad wrock in Canada. Lighteiug ran down # stovepipo in Mr. Waller's houso ut. Venango, eame through tho stove door, passed around the mop board and escaped by the door, knocking down Mrs. Walter and ber eldest son during its oxir. Colonel Gaylord and Major Howard of Chadron came to blows as ‘the rosult of a di pute over the battlo of Shiloh ond the by~ standers had n hard tussle to provent the titlod veterans from drinking each other's blood. Towa The old scttlers’ meeting at Tipton was the largest ever held in Cedar county. 13ight hundred and eighty-seven studonts aro in_attondanco at the siate university in lowa City this year. An organizod band of horso thioves is runuing off considerable stock from the vi- cinity of Des Moines. Tho sixth biennial reunion of tho Thirty- second Towa infantry wiil be held at Mar- shalitown October 7 and 8, Tho limbs of peach trees in Keokuk have to bo propped up to keep them from breaking with the loads of fruit not yet half grown. Miss Bessio Duer, whilo witnessing a bull gAme at Anamosa, was struck over the eye by @ piece of wire hurled at her by a drunken wretch. Dickinson cour:ty has o musical prodigy in the person of George Walbridgo, & ten-year- ola boy, who performs the wost difiicult mausical feats on a violin. young man called on his best night, but was so drunk ho could not_entertain ber, so he went. ot and crawled under the house A tramp who tried to work the broken arm dodge at Coon Rapids was offered 20 to_let a physician examine his arm. He refused, and was promptly driven out of town. Milo Gurrey displayed a strange freak of nature in Doon the other day in the shape of a double pig. It had two distinct bodies and Glght limbs, but was jolned at the trunk and had only one nead. A ten-yoar-old boy of Michael Marx was struck by lightuing whilo gathering chips at the Grauvillo creamery. The boy’s clothes woro set on fire, and when found he was insensiblo and badly burned, but he will recover. A spring of mineral water, said to contain valuablo properties as a curative agent, has been discovered on a_bluff near Muscatine, und the citizens aro talking of erecting a sanitarium and booming Muscatine as a health resort. M. A. Duggan and Dan Daloy, two farm- ors of lowa township, Dubuque county, while riding through the woods were attacked by a vicious stallion and narrowly escaped with their lives. Both men wera knocked from their horses, and Daley’s shoulder was dislo- cated. \While the stallion was fighting the borses Duggan secured a club and finally drove the maddened auimal away. John Bussor, a Hollandor, had a narrow escape from death near Alton. He was dig- ging m a trench alone when the earth caved inupon him. It happened that there was a slight opening left through which ho could breathe, and after romaining imprisoned sev- erul hours he attracted the attention of somoe sers-by and was released. The only in- jury he sustained was a broken rib. Along the « oast. Oakland Is to have two new canneries this seas0n. An ostrich farm is to be establishod at Madera, Cal. 5 Olive oil1s being shipped from southern California to fill orders in Kngland. San Diego proposes to offer prizes for tho extermination of squirrels and gophers, Leprosy provails in a Chinese cawp on the San Joaguin river, twelve miles from Stock- ton. Pheenlx, Ariz, s now assured of railroad connection with 'Ash Fork on the Atlantic & Pacific through Prescott. Nearly §,000 are now subscribed_toward a fund to make a kito-shaped track at the raco course grounds at Stocktou, Cal. News has been recoived in San_Franclsco that & colony of Japanese farmers is bein g organized to locate in tho state, The carpenters’ stike in San Francisco against the nou-union mills is fully on ond seews to have settled down to a finish. Charles Johnston, a former resident of San Francisco, is reported to be confined fu a Chilian prison at Antofogasta as a spy. The first new wheat of the season has been recoived in San Francisco. It was from Kern county and brought §2.021 por cental. Oakland medica) circles aro stirrod to their depths because Mayor Chapman -has ap- poiuted a homeopathist on the local board of health, The Unitea States grand jury at Tuecson has veturned forty-two indictinents, twenty- soven of which aro under the dmunds polyg amy uct. The Eureks, Cal, board of trade has adopted measures o connect Kurcka with Portland by o line of ocean steamers via Coos bay. A shipment of thirty live seals was made to Chicago from Santa Barbara a fow auys ago. 'Tho seals were captured at San Miguel and Fiea Islands. Rovenue officers in San t'rancisco seizod 648 fivo tuol boxes of prepared oplum at a Chinese tailoring establishment. The oplum was valued at $14,000, The project, of crecting wharves, etc., for deep sca vesscls at Oakland s still bolng urged nud threatens to divide the commer- al interests of San Franclsco, Dang Tong, a Christianized Chinawan, and Woug Yin, a countryman, have beon arrosted in San Francisco for forging endorsements to a check drawn by o I'resno bank The stern wheel steamer Caledonia has successfully asconded the Skeena river to Hazelton, B. €., 140 miles, Formorly all gools were canoed or packed up by Indians. Chief of Police Crowley of San Fraucisco finds that tho law vrohibiting selling of liquor to minors 1s much evaded in that city aud promises o ¢ usado agaivst the offondors, A most dustardly attompt was racontly mado to five the town of Salioas, and no leis than four buildings in difforont parts of tho town wero set on fire aluost simultaneously. The number of deaths in San Fraucisco during the presont year to date Is 5,62, us against 5,283 for the corresponding tine tho previous year, an oxces of 842 deaths this year, UL ks Men and women prematurely pray and whose hair was falling, are enthusiastic in pralsing Hall's Hair Renower lor restoring the color aud preventing baldness, Decision in Favor of the Chicaga Milwaukee & St. Paul ly. The new Palnce sleeping cars of the Chicago, Milwaukes & St Paul Ry, with eloctele lights {n ovory borth, wiil continue to leave tho Union depot, Owmaba, ut 6:20 p, m., dally, Passengers taking this train avold transfer at Coun+ cil Bluffs, and urrive in Chicago at 9:30 a. m., in ample thme to make all eustern connections. Licket oftice, 1501 Furnam atreet. A. NAsn, J. E. PRESTOYN, Gienoral Agent Clty Pussenger Agoak