Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 28, 1891, Page 7

" l)h‘nm RENT, SEVE THE OMAHA DAILY BEE,' FRIDAY AUGUST 28, 1891. SPECIAL NOTICES. FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. MISCELLANEOUN, FOR SALE-REAL ESTATES ontinuea, TVEKTINEMENTS FOR THESK (OLUMNS taken until 12:3) p. m. for the and until &0 p, m. Tor the tons. Al wdvertisements In those eo first tnsertlon and 114 conte 0 por month. No ad mna2conts a word 4 thereaftor, or §2 rtisement taken for loss riion. Terms, eash in Initints, fieure word. Al ndvert Aavertisers, rowsed to A num- Answors a0 wi- of the £ in enrs of dressad will be dellvere BRANC 1 OFFICKS-ADVERTISING FOR THESE columns will be taken on the above conditions Atthe following business houses, who are author- |l notices at tho snme ratos A% o in office: No. 2023 N. atreet, ohn . Boll, Pharmacist, 11th and Mason streets. B I Farnsworth, Pharmiclst, 2115 Caming stroat. W Hughos, Pharmnelst, 620N, 16th street . . Sattorfleld, Pharmaclst, 1715 Leay streot Heghes' Pharmacy, 2ith and Farnam. Aworth SITUATIONS WANTED “te.. aee tom of ' vt column on (s v age. WIDDLE AGED LADY WISHES A SITU- ation oa hotsekeeper for widower or n small family. Address X 13, Boe. M 24 A;BALESMAN OF GENEIAL MEROIANDIS Qenires ponition, First-class, erato, relinblo ato mnlary. b VanPatten, For actex man at_mode s, Nob. AL WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN FIOM TITE Cant, clerking or office work prefe Toferences. Addrews X 12, Bee, A IN GROCK reforences ) POSITION Jearn trade by young man Foom 5, ity hotel A WANTED POSITION anlAtant HoOKK BY YOUNG LADY AS Fk: oxporlenced: ean RATLROAD MEN FOR CORRECTIONVILLE i et men for Modalo, fowa. Ehip & ang ORI nt 10 Bouth 1t stres M & B WANTED, YOUNG MAN 10 et 0 hoaks and make hiniself st on ar Faneh Ahont Shirty miles from Omaha: st be AT i ot ot ences. Eair gy and Boara.” Atiress X 10, Beo oice ANY TADY 0 A TAIE OPPORTUNITY: Bl iman vy sanding 6100 wo’ will furnish ke s i 8 6000 A1 profiable Duaitewn Arorad 'y vars Ehance for thone who hnve not Sromey b "work with: Address, with stamp. and v e 1l mame, oo & Gy 141 Court Birogt; Biymith Connty, rockion. Mass. Bx WANTED, WANTED A MAN SPEAKS ( enelish Ianenage to deliver gro torner 13th and Cass. B.: SALESMEN TO SEL ernl commisslon to 11y Fally City, Neb. B, WANTED, WORK 1Y k: willing to put in sparo tme 0n conta: wakos acoording 10 ability. Also one kood cont maker; apply to Theo. ke, Continued. Continued. .0 ROOMS¥OR 1oL SBKEEPING FOR MAN “iand wite; no obildren; rent taken in board, 310 N 1T, Mol J0-VERY PLEASANT FRONT ROOM IN PRI Yvate family for gentleman, 52 8 20h street. 21 | 'l; FURNISHED IROOMS FIOM §10 TO §20 Umonth. H04 Sonth Wt str J0 ROOM, PRIVATE FAMILY, FOIL RENT, NICELY FURNISHED COOL Yrooms at noriheast corner [ith and Howard: lawn 1 bullding; from i FRONT T FOm T A TN sovT | DRI T )] M1 280 [0 e ST cnAn kL ROPEAN HOTEL, COR. i3t and_Dodge, will make low rates for oon by the we Sath, with or withoutboard. 3% J-NCELY FUINISHED ROONS, it N I Ealed Mt o FURNISIIERD 00N, 5178 71 &7 ¥ —_— FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. l-'rr Vates, eten, see toy of 1 et column on this pazs. COOL, COMFORTABLE ROUMS AND iR cluws bonrd nt 222 N. 19th. 4ol s CONVENIENT TO BUSINKSS, 1321 str J7, FoR RENT NICELY b RNISHED with board, 1707 Dodye stre A LADY HAVING § NICE ROOMS. VICINITY £ high sehool, would rent with board to satls. ory partles. Address X 11, Be M7 2 NICE ROOM WITH_BOARD FOR GENTLE man; privato family. 52 North 1t strest. O ROOME M7 0% [ 1 NT A SMALL FURNISHED ROOM with board on’St. Mary's avenuo. Address X oo i [ NEWLY FURNISIED ROOMS IN BEST 08 tdenco loeality, sultablo for man and wife. A dress W 16, Be FURNISHLE 17t “atreot o7z - 1 17th, PO N, KOO8 W HOARD: e 7 TWO_FURNISHED SOUTH ROOMS WITI bonrd. 1721 Davenport. 860 FOR RENT—ROOMS UNFURNISHED For rates, ete. seetop of 178l colum t on this p ige ISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR to small family, price 14, " FOR RENT. 3 IROOMS T0 A SMALL FAM- Giiy, With nl conveniences for housckeeping. - In- quira 1013 Plerce st. w4 BOARDING. For ratea, etc., see top of firat cobumn on this pags AN _EXPERIENCED D RAPERY Govnker Bros., Des M oines. Ta. MG 28 S8 AND o noed nees. TDRIVE HC CIRY COU At wamp 1y posi No sy, Kull Send sinmps, ) SALESME b and Bowanten. TATLOR O DO R ” e Tnust b g0o =tk n i C. A. Machan, WANTED, TWO 00D ACCIDES & Nollcitors for e city and one for Seuth pi] AN AGENT AND CANVA! wu woekly prper in e Tineral commissions Tith st 'B A ON SALARY OR COY miasian to ew patent ehemical 1 ernsing 1 \e greatost selling novelty e produced by in two seconds; no of paper; %00 to 6N per cent profit; one agent's sales an o $620 In slx days, another ¥ In two hours. We want one eneral ngent In d territory. For terms and full par. tleulars nddress the Monroo Eraser Mfg. Co., La Crosse. W 3 WANTED—FEMALE HELP. T or rales, ete., seq top of Airst_colwumn on this pare “WANTED, A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSK. Jworic.” Mra. 1 LMo ilims, Dundeo Placo; TOUSE, 1110 DODGE. FOIt GOOD convenlences, rates and . Mrs. Horn, “ PULLMAN board, nlcer raoms, location it canuot be excelled FOR RLN’ SUTH OMATIA M8 a1* TR, IAMILTON BROS.. 414 . LTI 8. TRL. 117 o8 Jobbing, carpenter and brick WOFk, plas: toring a b 818 R . STEVENSON, CARPENTEI SHOP, 3 & Leavonworth ats. Estimates made on all car: penter work. MBW-A-20 R ENGRAVING, BIUGHAM ¢ R G0OD PASTURE FOR HORSES. T. MURRAY, _— CLAIRVOYANTS, For rates, ete., so7 to)) of /13t eoliumn_on this vage. L MADAME LARUE, MASSAGE, 10T AND WDeold batis, 418 Souih 15th street, fat . M3 28 COM Dstever. NANNIE V. WARREN, ( anking, writlog and ro At yenrs in Omalia, 19 N. lith, TRAORDINARY. WONDE longes the woeld, Mrs. dead trance clalry0yant.astrolog ader; tells your Iife from cradie separnto Inge with the one s whe cecd_and In what adaptod_for celobratod destroy bad MRS, Dtrance s medium, f RRIVAL you lova; businoss ' Eiyptian br. intiuences complaints with mnssage | mont. 2, lock of hair, name and d birt olve ncournte 'lifo chart; 2 o stamips for eiroular; gives initials of one you will marey, also photos of same. Offico 1017 South 11t street, first floor: hours, 4 p. m. Come one come all.and be convinced of this wonderful or QOIS FOICE, PATAINT AND GYISY FORTUNE Tt e, ! Taanbd ooty s N en top of f T MASSAGE, 60 8. floor. 13TI STREET, [ ADANE SN, 40 5. 1, 3 i OODBY SCHOOL OF graphy, Rochester, N. Y. _Thorough tnatru by mail, ineluding mauuel, reader and » £0.00. Books supplied for nulllnnlrucwr) Kraved synopsls for 2 cent s tamp. V. T ‘ York iy, vocul atudio, 316 SeCairue bundl L YV, BEFORE BUVING A PIANO EXAMINE TITE now scale Kimball plano. A. Hospe,i513 Dougl MONEY 10 LO see top of 1 st eolumn on this page. W lONEY 0 SOAN GN OMATIA PROPEATY £ Nob. and In. farms. E. ¥. itingor, 151 For rateseic., ‘ 7 _MONEY T LOAN ON OMAHA PROPERTY, Fidelity Trust company, 1614 Farnan. [ W MORTGAGE LOANS. J. D, ZITTLESI N.Y. 80 Y —CENTRAL LOAN ANDTIRUST CO BEE BLDG TFor rates, ele., see ton of_rs! column on this pags T2 FOR RENT, TITE (STORY BRICK BULL DING, with or without power, formerly occupled by The Bee Publishing Co.. 91§ Farnam st. Tho butld- inig has o firaproof coment basement. complete steam-heating fixtures, water on all-the Hoors, gas, eto.Apply at tho officd of Tho Boo. 18 Tykor ¢ RENT OR SALE. MY BUIL i ON Jones st.,bet. 10th & Hth. (Jl\mnliqulnl‘.uhslah% FOI_NENT IN GRAND OPERA SToRES e F. J. Suteliffe, 514 Flrst S""""zfi} House bullding. Bank building. —FOR RENT, THE OF FORMERLY OCCU. pled by Alexander & Smith in the Continental Dlock, corner room, In perfect order. Freeln Loomis Co. M7st WANTED—TO RENI. Forrates, ete., res on of fyst column on this pam s s '( WANTED, FOUR POUNG GENTLEMEN DE. stre bonrd and rooms In_private family, abou 10 minutos walk (rom [Howard und 11th stredts, ¢ dross X 14, Bee oftice. M7i0 2 TCOTTAGE OR HOUSE OF 5 OR 6 ROOMS \with modern eonvenlonces. Give description lo- cation and price. Good ve(orences. Addross X5 HOUSE. FURNISHED Apply to Windson, Kemp & Co. I, AGENCY. XPERIENCED DIt Jd floor, right. W. J. Hughes. M735 28 TWANTED A GOOD GIRL FOI GENERAL Jhousework. Mrs. Haynes, 624 N 20th st. i) WANTED, YOUNG GIRL AS CHILD'S m"! s TWANT /W8’ North lith, D, Jkindergarten system. 2606 Dnn-mmfl FOR RENT_HOUSES. For 1ates, clc., sce ton of ' rat column on this page. TWELSHANS & CO., NEAR ENTIRANCE GRAND Liopera nouse. I . COLE RENTAL AGENCY, Jtal blook. CONTINEN. STORAGE. For rates, ete., see ton of st column on (his nage. VW FILEST AND SECOND MORTGAGE TOAN: money here. Alexandor Mooro, 401 Bee build- ing. 3 W Loans. WMLHARKIS, R 20, FRENZER m#’) VW ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. 313 N. ¥. Life, lend at low rates for cholco security on Nebraska or lowa arws, or Omaha city property. § W0, PER CENT FIRST MTGE. LOANS. ard C. RICH: Patterson, 07 N. Y. Lifo. a8 —BUILDING LOANS G T0 7 PER CENT: NO additional charges for commission orattorney’s foes. W. B. Melkle, First National bank bld'g. 653 VW ONEY ON HAND 0 LOAN 0N e mortgage on Omalia clty property. Ratney. 315 Omuha Nat. hank bldg, MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTELS. For rates. ele., ses top of first column on this page. X -LOANS, 95 N V. LIFE, A MORRIS 2 S48 20 MONEY TO A monds and sealskios, TLOAN ON WATCHES, DIA- Room 431 itamge Block —MONEY TO LOAN BV B. k. MASTERS ON houselold goods, planos, organs, horsos, mules, warehouso recoipts. etc. at the jowest possiblo ratos without publicity or removal of property. Time arranged 10 sult horrowe My loans are 8o arranged th payment atany time and redug any interest. You will find 1t to your ndvantago to seo me i you want a loan, or if more convenient call up tel gplione 1621 and your businoss can b arranzed at homo. Money always on hand; no delay; t you can mnke n both the principal no publiclty: EY TO LOAN: ), 00 AND 0 DAYS ON 2\ furniture, ete. Duff Green, R.20,Continental bk, ZOLDEST, CIIEALEST AND BEST STORAGE house i city. Willlams & Cross, 1214 Harnoy, (s X MONEY ON FURNITURE, HORSES. BTC. Keystone Mortgage Co., room 203 Sheely blk. 9] For rates, cto., ce top of 17l conamn on thix 1 age. FOR RENT, BRICK HOUSES, 10 ROOMS, IN hood repatr. “Apply to 010 St. Mary s avenug. ])’fi’" RENT, 0-R00M BRICK HOUSE WUTIT largo krounds. Apply to 2019 St. Mury's avenue. Ml 1) FOR RENT FINE HOUSE Park nvonue, 13 rooms, g AND BARN, 015 bath, steam heat. and cold wator. Liberal terma €0 riaht partys ...{ firat door south, or apply 522 Boo bulldin bt A]’) FOR RENT, HOUSE 10 ROOMS) AL improvements, §0 per month, #2nd and Farnam. Dextor L. Thomas. T80 T, HOM RENT RN ROON COTTAGE, 1 betw o 112 800 st Soward and Clark Daror e Dapply, C8. Eigutter, § New York Life, OUR RESIDENCE, 1 SOIL RENT EAM 1A svomients. Apply 112 D. FOIL BN, 0N wnter, binil, 6te., H. Parrotte Rental ag ] FURNISHED our Juckson, 1 HOUSE. 5 ROOMS, uire & N, it HOUS ]) KO RENT, MODERN § ROOM land varn, 2112 Miami St., . M 1+ 15, Adams. ])rnn‘ ¥ HOUSES AN FLATS AT GREATLY reduced pricos. G, K. Butts. 311 Paxton b )P N BT 0N OV T ch sehool nt reduced ot FHIT 1S Far L atroce, MO B0 T s e provemont. WO BEAULIFUL €O stroots Bt FOIL 1N TR “nnu..um FLAT, 2405 't D T4 AND§ OO ST EATED e e ROOM HOUSE WITH OR With all modern_convoni Tario Alinda troos, 146 8. Bh stroot o0 Ownor, It 18, Barker block Muit Tyiron 00M THOUSK IN WALN W11 Inquire of M. M. Van Horn, care of Mux Meyer I M - TWO LROOM ROOM HOUSE LEAVENWORTH M N3¢ Quired. FOR KENT, 1 D i ence. full 10 Inqu BEST IN CITY. oping. Also Broom Hat, nice, lenr Leavenworth. Apply . 1. Van 2nd, 5 D, Finnisi DITOUSE, 5 ROOMS, £ 10 MAN land with. 60 8. 16th 27 30 T LOR WENT S ROOM FLAT BRICK, 203 Lako st . with all modern eonventencos. 11, k. Colv, Continental block, or Faust bottling works. SI & D. 5 4 AND & HOUSES, §10.00 50, hest rosidence lats 1o eity. Mead 1uv't. Co. Bee butia ng. Dirar v IRENT OF 0 KOOM FLOOK, nton block; ¥ od. Jo) A Hamlin, 13th st S Doy WISH 10 RENT A IOUSE OR STORE aco I1. K. Colo, Continental block [t T); 0K KENT. 106R00M HOUSK CENTRALLY located, modern improyoments, 112 N.1h. Py L RENT, SPLE J13 Do glas atroot; boat 1o Quire cf Gl e or &M ]) FOR IENT, SROOM (OTTAGHE, atrcet, $10; d-room cottage. 34 and Farnam, 3.0 Wecd & Selby. room 1. Honrd of Trade. Wi — "OR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, PrTtes, die, sea tup 0 rat eotum on this 1age VERY NICK KOOMS, W6 N, 16401 o Lonh A Truat Cor ladatone, 1310 Dougiaa streat. 4N ) PRIVATE STORAGE OF furniture, Omaha Stove Repalr Works, 1207 Douglus. Forrates, ele...seetopof first column on this pigs TO BUY, BARBER SHOP IN 30 t0 600, oF want & steady Job town from 800 L 2,000, [n Western Nebrayka, South- west Dakota or Eastern Wyoming. K. k. Beatrice, Neb. WANTED—HAY LOOSE OR BALE; 81 price wanted. 1. Morrill, 80 Gmaha. M2 $4* N FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, STORED, Wells, 1111 Farnam stroet 2] FOR SALE—FURNITUR For rates, ete., seo to_of frst column on this pags NIRUIE, CAR hets, curtalis, stovos, etc., at 2510 Farnam str ntly furnished: owner leaving eity! Inquire after 6:0 p. m. 7212 DLt i ciEar A NIcE T oF FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS,ETC For terma, ete. P, For I e pl noarly now. Clothing Co. Y FOI SALE ‘and hurness. 1567 N Pakos. (). FOR SAE AL I VU Notise rec louse tor rent. vee top 0 frst coliumn on this page FAMILY HORSE AND L Doy CHEAP-BUCKBOARD, Tth, FAMILY CARRIA: th and Leavenword Fnish aoy kind of dworth & Co., L %6 ton 07 st ¢ QuFORSALE A LAKGE QU olear fco at Sterling, Johnson count N. Mugiy Qhom SALE 100 POUNDS SHELLED WHITE rice pop corn, clean, te 1b., delivered on oars in o' extra’ charkes. 0. Stoker, o Ui page, OF GOOD Nebraska, ko0d. BIRCIL VENERRED SLIDIN mouled 2ldos.and 4 sets iy birch 1. 0. box Q FOR SAT Quower. eail at JROUGHBRED MASTIFF PUPS AP, STATIONARY STEAM 2 horse powor; all in_good 535 31 QYo welghin Neb. For particy L., OF Denyer BUSINESS CHA For rates, ete., see top of frst colnmn on thix page. ¢ FUR- and caps. with Tonnssont Tocation on Sam Salt Lake City; business $10.000.00 1ast year; reason for sell- Ing. other enterprises. Address § 65, care Tribune office, Salt Lake City, Utah. “BANK BUILDING AND FIXTURES FOR SALE in villuge of Cordova. Kor particulurs address W. I Wallnco, Exoter, Neb. 64 1 FOR SALE, ESTABLISITED BUSINESS WITIT stock goods, bulldings wnd 10t, at u_bargain, In county soat town. Address lock box 2, Bassett, Neb; “FOR SALE OR RENT, A GOOD HOTEL, ALL furnishod, and are doing good business in a good bustioss town. " Address Nollgh Houso, Wost "ont, Nob. 774 7 BANK OF GURAFTON FOR SALE, [ porated state bank, pald up capltrl §25000, only bank inthe town. Address J.T, Hinkley, cashlor, Grafton, Fillmore county, Nob. T Y COUNTRY BANK OPENIN BEST IN stato; premtum agricultural county: fAxtures for salo; kood bullding. ons. owner moving far south. Dorr Hefleman, selmo, Neb Y ELARING MILL N GOOD ORDER, 1y constantly; no incumbrance; cheap. W LIGIT PLANT FOR Within 50 miles of Owaha. Two Tamps, one 0 1. I 5, will ¢ price. half cash. balanco unin Address W 3, ¢aro of Omi —BLECTRIC county seat tow dynamos, ¢ Westing! for one-third ¢ bored real estate. 7 DO YOU WANT A GOOD BU SSBUY 111 erclal, the leading hotol Broken Bow, » y YOUN » G00D LOOKING, fitree driving horso, 1000 pounds, for new d 11very wagon; 00 plugs wan Osterhoudt, 18th Bnd Cass sts, il 81 o A 7000 CLEAR KOUNTZ, Aplnc mo _cash for good woll tm proved farm In westorn l0wa or oastern Nobrask Address X 2, Boo oftic Zidw ACRES CLEAR LAND 10 fitor morehandise. Addross X 9, Boe. 7,0 BXCHANGE. FIRSTCLASS LIVERY BAKN linnd stook, woll [ocatod and doing g50d business in Omaba, f0r cattlo to put on raach. Address W o7, e 120 0 70 TRADF 100 ACRES LAND FOK SMALL ilaw iibe Wi, Boo office il T YOU HAVE A GOOD UPRIGIT FIANG YO0 pCAchanko for Gloar ot worki” M), a 0o oftic 57 T WANTED 0 TAD EW FURNITURE /ifor & oud strong borse. Addross 30, lov M1 S EXCHANGE Q FOR SALE GOOD A 3 ures of meat nrkot: excellont location and low 1ent. M. A. Upton Cu . ISCELLANEOU 1 N, | G of rat ¢ ntely Walsh, dressmakur, 119 North 1ith stre ON CLEANS CESSPOOLS, VAULTS, eot. Telephoue 1174 Mald 81T IR TIE BELL TRUSS POSITIVELY CURES rupture. and soo 1t at Room W. cor ner Douxlas and 1t from 3106 p. w. AL M AR AtaLe agent fur patonteo. R MASSAGE TREATMENT, ELECTRO-TH EIL wial baths. acalp and hair treatwent, manicure | andobiropodist. Mrs. Pust, il S Lot Wikhnell oles | | erty aa part payment. G. G NGE FOI MEL Wolls, Burwell, Nei ZCHoICE FARMS T fichandise: write we. W FOR SALE For ra REAL ESTATE. ol o this ,mw LE-ON EASY TERMS, § STONE RE: I modorn lmproveinents; will take 004 clty or farm’ properiy 1 Dart paymens Clarke, 19 board of trade. i MPROVED FARMS WITIl br 10 trade for Omuha 1o Address J. ¥. Todd, Neligh 0K SALE ACKE VROPEWIY IN HIGHLAND park. J. L Wilkle, 1317 Douglas st Ti2e Fox SALE Ol number 0f farms, lmpre 3, eto,, see top of first unimproved n Dakota. Wil make Box 1, Frankfort, Ind. w031 THOMES FOR 8100 amall oloar prop Go, Browa biock. nd cary torms. “SALEEASY TERAMS $1,000, 31,300, 81,000 and up. 16th and Douglas. A TABOVE GRADE, o, cost 81,700 will 00 016, [ TEASY TERMS; HOUSES man American Savings CLEAR LOT, BAS' in Hanscom ‘place 11 for $1,300. Address THpusEs ron saLE for rent. Address hnnk 1 JoOR SOUTH OMATHAPROPERTIES, BUSIN Urneknke o rastdenas €0 to the foadlng real estate dealers in Sonth (maha, Bd. Johnston & Co Corner 2ith Siroofh 100 ACKES LAND FIWEALE.CUSTER, FRANK- K Nebrask For rates, ete. see top of fAiret colimn on this page. A RED IRISH SETTER. CALL AT 510 8 U stroet and recelve a reward. 504 [LOST LasT NiGuT AT WALNUT HILL A Jsorrel pony with Mexiean sndd1o and light bridle. ot roward by returning 10 Johnston & Goodlet ry storo, 1910 Lake st OSTPATR GOLD-RIMMED EYE.GLASSES ON JFarnam street o on lith street motor. Reward for roturn 10 1304 South 3th street. L OST_ONE FEMALE BULL PUP, 6 MONTHS 401, brown, 4 white_feet. * Return 1612 Chicago street, flat C, and get reward 08 27 OST—A WILITE AND BROWN POINTER DOG JReturn to W. 11 Hobbins, ¥24 N. Y. Life bldg. and ot reward. s 77 OST_PAIR_ GOLD _ KIMMED ~ SPECTACLES Jaultablo reward fOF retirn to 1402 Douklns stroet. ONT. 41Xt FEATHER RENOVATOR. top of frat_column on this page AND PILLOWS WASHED: FEATIL Mall orders promptly fiiled. Work Ansorlalst&Franklin PATENT SOLICITORS, Forrates, ete.. seelop of first column onthi page. b h”""l‘ LAWYERS AND SOLICITORS, G. W. Boe bullding, Omaha, Neb. Branch iington D. €. Consultation froe. 66 For rates el DS TiCK: ers ought. calied for and deliverod. Fran NS AND MODELS. J nage For rates, ete., see ton of 173l column o R SANDERSON CORNER 16TIL AND JACKSON. ¥ These Celobrated ENGLISIL DOCTOR [Pills aro a Positive Cure for Blek: CKER'S| canche, nun Sold 1n Eogland for 1a. 1140, In America for 25e. Got: them from your Druggists, o} sond to W. i. HOOKER & (0., 46 West Tirondway, New Yori Omaha. LeDucs Peflodloal Pills. This Fronch remedy ncts dircctly upon tho genera- 2 of the menses. 2 0r three for, $, and should not bo pregnancy. Jobbers, drigzists and the man Deue Co., Omaha. Gonorrhoea, Gleetina Lewcorriio cured in 2days by tho Kronch Remedy on titled the KING. It dissolves against and Is absorbed Into tve inflamed parts Will refund ‘money if It docs not cure or causes stricture, Gentiomen, hero s n rellablo article. & o ckage or 2 for 5 per mau prepaid. Me- Cormick & Lund, Omaha. MENT lI!C OKDER of the AGE POR 15 YERRS Allusers of TYPEWRITERS have felt the necessity of thelr being improved. You will find in the Smith Premier Typewriter The lutest and best. We_claim; and inspoc- tion and trigl prove it, “The Most Durable in Allgznmont, Ensiest Running, and Most Silent. All'type ‘cloancd in ten seconds vithout soiling the hunds. Send for cataiogue. The Smith Premier 'I'{pe Writer Co. E. H. MAvnew, Manager. 163034 Farnam street, Omuha, Nob. RAILWAY TIME GARD Teaver |CHICAGO, HURLINGTON & Q. Gmaha. | Depot 10th and Mason Sts. hicago cako Jxpross. Chicako Bxpress. ihieazo & Towa Lo BURLINGTON & MO. RIVER. Depot_10th and Mason Sts. envor Day KXpress...... Dendwood Bxpross........ henver Express...|[!l nvor Kxpross, Daily.. .l “Lincoln Limitod. ... .N.J.lnnulnx.uuu Arrives _Omah 500 0 1005 500 p m RS A m Arrives Omahi - Kansns City Day Exprows K. 0. Night Kxi UL I Trans UNION PACIFIC, nion Dopot,10th and Arrives Omaha. 00 p m .. .Overland 115 p m éagrice and, Fatemold: Leavey | —OF Omabi. |Unic 00 am(ER. 403 p m 10 b m| * Atluntic Expross. . Vestibule Exp AGO, MIL & . depot.anl Mirar 3 ..Chicago Expross. ... v Omaha. Omahn 620 p m 1215p m [ Arrivor Omaha. T@pm 1055 & 1 vos 0’ ahin. 12 o m and Wobtor sty Teves |VHICAGO & NOWTHWESTBICN.| Atrivos Gmah depot. 10t and_Mare Eastera lvor - Fask Mail ity wvo OMATEN Sl 1) 11 Omaba.|U. P, dupot, Ttivimat Masss 3 10 pml Leave | Omaha. frTE Arrive Ormana (6% Sat) wm,uu‘.. (iéx. don). | & Lincoln Pav, (Kx, Sun)....[ 1 a ok Vool (5 3 S0P v, BT lullvxl) Arrives Depot isth ani Webisior sts. | Gnana 10 8 m Sloux City Abeou m ® p Slous City Kxpross ( B BB S Pt tAmitea 3 b 15 B mlilancrofs Passermer (Ex Sunitay) | &6 u i “MISSOURL PACIFIO, Trivos Depot 15th and Wenstor Sts. | Omana 6L LodfrRxpro. I Exprons: 810 b WOB & B | Arrives Unton Uopot, Council Blutrs. | ransfar Kansas City: By Expross.....| 0.8 p m Knnnas City Night Kxprese. .| 6.6 & m CHICAGO, IR L & PACIKIC. Arrlv Unlon Depot, Council Bluts. _ Transfer Leaves [ 5 Transfer 930 & m 945 p m Loaves 3 Tranfer Night Kxpross T vwwm L:Atiantlo Kxpros .5 p m Vestibule Limited 10.5) & m CHCAGO & NORTHW ESTEIN Union Dopot, Councli§Blufs. 1201 p m Chicago Express 515 b m Vestibule Limited.... W p m Eastern Kiyer. - 800 p m| (X Sat). Atlantie Mail. (x 3on) XUEY Carroll Passenger Loaves Transier Areivat ‘ransfor 0 p m 010 & m L3 p m 735 8 m 1000 p w Arrivas Transter 1215 p m Taouve Transfes 440 p m OMALIA & 5T LOUTS. Unlon Depot, Counoll Blus St Louls Ganon liall ). BURL'N & QUINCY 0 Dopot. Coancil Bluifs, Arrives Teansfor Loaves | CHICAG Transter| Ul 940 m 100 p w 7.0 p Creston Lo SIOUX CLEY & PACIFL Union D3k 414 ) Bioux City Aceommodation. .| 0.4 +or 8L Paul Express. ey m Toaves | o 850 5 | ALL GOING WITH THE TRAIN, ¥ Nebraska Counties Enthusiastio Over the Soheme to Advertise the State. SOME OF THE REPORTS SENT BY THEM. Rapidly Pushing the Work ot Organ- fzation and Preparing Exhibits to Send Through the East, Genoral Socretary Hodkins of the Ne- braska State Business Men's association is in recoipt of many encouraging reports from various poirts in the stato concerning the train which will be sent through the east to advertise Nobraska. Tho train idea was conceived by Mr. Hodkins, and his society has taken hold of it with a vigor that has alroady insurod its success, The following county reports have been prepared from the corrospondence on the subject roceived by the general secrotary : Antelope county writes for information aud says it proposes to do its part. Adams county reports that it will fall in line and expects to furnish a good deal of extra advertising matter, Buffalo county is to tho front as usual with all_enterprises. 'Tho local branch is co-oper- ating with the Real Estate oxchange of Kear- ney and proposes to raiso §275 for advertising matter. The smaller towns in the county are are all taking hold of the matter ana will co- operate with the county seat as ail counties should do, Butler county, with David City in the center, und _nearly all tho towns organized, expects to be able to help, and has got up steam already. They expectto show that Butler county is the conter of attraction, and jocated in a good section of the state. Let every county remember that the main object of this advertising train is to show Nebraska in_her true light and provo that it isas1t should be, the greatest agricultural state in the union. Boone county will respond with its propor- tionate amount toward tho fund for expenses of the advertising train of Nebraska pro- ducts. So writes Loran Clark, president of tho Albioa local branch. Auother county is added to the list. If anyone doubts that the advertising train is gong to start he would better read over the list of counties reported. Cass county is going to be well repre- sented. They expect to malke a good display of fruits, H, Dovey, second assistant secretary, and S. 8. English, chairman of the state trade committee, both living in this county ensures success, Cuming county reports through M. O. Gentzke, third assistant sccrotary of the state association, and L, F. Chubbuck, presi- dent of the West Point local branch, that they have already raised $175 and will prob- ably double that amount for extra advertis- ing matter, The different committees from each town in the county meot on_this Thurs- day at Beomer to make full arrangements and elect their delegate, Colfax county held a very interesting meet- ing last Thursday evening. Mr. Rosenberg of the Schuyler local branck: said thoro was no question but what they will do their part, Custer county comes to the front by or- ganiazing all their wwns into local brauches this weok. Edward Pickett, state ovganizer, reports that they will be woll represented and will havo one'of tho finest displays that can be shown in the state. Dawson county reports through K, K. Kennan of the Gothenberg Water Works In- vestment company that thoy will be glad to co-operate with us m_this undertaking and will perfect arrangements at un early date. Dodge county is making full arrangements with afl tho towns in the county. . J. Lee, treasurer for the general fund, promises that Dodge county will do its share toward adver- ing thot portion of tho state to perfection. Douglas county will raise its $600 besides furnishing an unlimited amount of advertis- ing matter showing up the manufacturing interests of Omaha and the resources of the county. Frontier county says: “Are we in it “The Cartis Courier comes out with blazing head lines stating that Frontier county will cortainly bo in it. They havo called a meet- ing to be hela in Curtis Saturday, August 20, at 2 p. m., to consider the project. They havo extended an invitation to Stockville, ustis, May- wood and Moorefield, also every precinct outside of the places named to bo in Curtis on the above date to help perfect plans to- ward having Fronticr county represented on the advertising train, and with a pusher liko S. R. Razee we can count on Frontior county. Hall county writes through Robert Friotag, socretary of the Grand Island local branch, that their county will get thero with both feet. They have already held a special meet- ing and are getting the work started, but owing to the rounion progress caunot bo re- ported until about September 10, Holt county, us usual, was tho first to re- spoud. . ‘Thoy are making full arraugements and offered the advisory board any amount of money from £00 to §2,500 to lot them send acaralong direct from their county. But after understanding that each connty would have space in the cars and a delegate to rep- resent each county and advertiso it, thoy shook hands with the board, bude them' good- by and said: *We will be with you.” Keurney county nover was bonind in any enterprise aud is making arrangoments to send # dolegate with the train to represent their interests, It already has six inen in the east advertising the county and encour- aging peovle to come west on the harvest excursion this fall and visit the county. Kuox county never was known to be out- dono 1n anything, and _proposes to show on the advertising tran that the northern part of the stato is equal to any vortion of it. 1t is already out with a neat circulur showing Niovrara ns the_gute-way city, and any onc iuterested in Neoraska and 'its resources hould write G, F. Clough, secrotary of tao fobrara local branch, or Ed. A. Fry, pro- HARMLESS. T0 ASSIST NATURR 1, 2mvrme the body is the great mission of SWIFT'S SPECIFIC. Microbi cannot exist in the blood when is properly taken, as it promptly forces them out, and cures the patient. It has relieved thousands in a few days who had suffered for years. Mr. F. Z. NELSON, a prominent and wealthy citizen of Fremont, Nebraska, suffered for years with SCROFULA, and it continued to grow worse in spite of all treatment. Finally, Four Bottles of curc\l him. He writes: **Words 1 lare inadequate to express my gratitude and favorable opinion of SWIFTI'S SPECIFIC Treatiso on Blood and Skin Discases mailed free. SWIFT SPECIFIC €0, Alanta. “‘FAMILIAR IN MILLIONS OF MOUTHS AS ANY HOUSEHOLD WORD." The Times, London, pollinaris ““THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS.” “ The Apollinaris Spring vields enou waler nol only for present requircments, but also for those of a future which is still remote," “The existing supply is au Jilling forty million quart bo "he volume of gas is so greal that i ts dangerous lo approach the spring on a windless day.” Tue Times, Loxpox, 20th Sept., 1890, Buffering from T0 WEAK MEN 2772 T b docay, wasting s, o8t 1iuuhoOd, eto. quate for les yearts." T i 'w valuafle ‘Sreatiss (scaiod) coutaining mu il pariiouiary for bome e cure, FILER of chargd ndid medical work ; anould bo Tead by every Tk who 18 Rervons aud. deblitatid. Addren Prof ¥.C, FOWLER, Moodus, Conn priotor of the Niobrara Ploneer, for one of | the circulars. Lancastor county is golog to be ably rep- | resentod. As the capital of the state is lo- cated in this county, every business man should be intorested in havibg a good repre- sontation. The matter was left with tho exeoutive committee of the Lincoln local branch witk: full power to act and wo can all expect Lincoln to do her part. Merriok county, although one of the small- ost counties, will get there just the sawe. It 1s proposed to bring the matter bofore the Agricultural society and make full arrange- ments through it assisted by the local branches. H. M. Kokjor writes us that if the train goes ho thinks wo can count on Merrick county without a doubt. Otoe county, besides being ono of the best | counties in the stato for small grain, pro- poses to prove by the advertising train that fruits of all kinds can b raisod in Nobraska as well ns any other state and committoes | have been_appointed in nearly all_the towns to make full arrangements to lave Otoe county fully represented in every respect. Polk county has already appointea a com- mitteo to correspond with tho different | towns in the county, and the Osceola branch | has not only guaranteed that it will raise the money for the general fund but will furnish advertising mattor bosidos. Saline county is getting there also. The Tobias Tribune has started the ball to rolling with a good editorial, showing tho advan- tages'to bo derived through the advertising teain, The larger towns in the county should certainly co-onorato with Tobias and help perfect arfangements s0 that the county will be fully represented. Thurston county, being limited to Pender to nct in this matter, believes that it would be almost impossible to raiso tho nocessary mouey. 1t is advised that no county fail in this matter, for on overy haud the state board is congratulated in this undortaking and everyone says that it will be tho groatest card for Nobraska that was ever known, and as “in union thore is strougth,” let cach county o its part, Washington county knows when it sees o good thing, or the Keeley institute would never have boen established. Samowith tho adveetising traiu, 1. H. Matthieson of Blair writes that they will undoubtedly do their part. They have alrcudy seen tho secrotary of the Arlington branch nnd are making arrangements to have each town in the county co-oporate with them, so all can ex- pect that Washington county will fall in line to roprosent tho advantages and interests of Nebraska. Webster county was the first to send cre- dentials certifying that M. R. Bentloy of Red Cloud was duly olected to represent tho county on the advertising train. This county, not being organized, arrangements were ‘made with the Agricultural socioty togother with tho citizens and they are already rmsing thoir money and perfecting plans for thoir exhibit. As fast as delogates aro elected their credentials should be madoe out according to form already publishod in the Stato Businoss Mon's Association Jour- nul, and sent to the general secretary at Oumaba. York county held a very interesting meot- ing at York under the auspices of the York local branch, last Thursday evening, in con- nction with tho Board of Trado and Real Estate association. After a full explanation of the advertising train it was decided that York county mako full arcangements to bo reprosented. ‘The matter was loft to the exccutive committeo with full power to act, with instruccions to correspond with the smaller towns in the county and ask for their assistance. Correspondencd from tho Hen- derson local branch was read asking York to 10 take hold of the matter and stating that thoy would do their part. e Parents RoadThis. July and August aro anxious montns for mothers who carefully watch over their little oucs. Hot days and froquent changos of temperature aro liablo to produco cholera morbus. How satisfactory it should be for parents toknow that Hallor's Pain Paralyzer is both a pleasant and. offective remedy for all summer complaints. It soothes and re- lioves all pain and griping and always effects a complote cure. Lo — o Grand Entry Into O maha. On and after July 30, 1891, the Chi- cago, Milwaukeo & St. Paul Railway company will run all of its trains in and out of the union depot, Omaha. No more annoyance caused by transforring and switching at Council Bluffs, Solid vestibuled trains, consisting of now Palace sleeping curs, freo parlor chair cars, elezant coaches, and the finest dining cars in the world, all heate steam and lighted throughout by elec tric lights. “The now ovening expross with “electric lights in every borth” now leaves Omaha daily at 6.20 p. m. e vitfg st Ol okas t S ) e e e for all eastern connections. Secuve tickets and sleeping car berths at 1501 Farnum street (Barber block), J. E. PRESTON, F. A. NasH, C. Pass. Agt. Gon. Agt. L 2 WILL WORK FOR OMAHA. Lincoln Wants the Republican Cor vention for the state Mctropolis. Captain Billingsley of Lincoln was in Omaha yesterday. In answerton question as to tho attitude of the- Lincoln peoplo to- ward Omaha in the republican national con- vention enterprise, Captain Billingsley said: “We will got up in the middlo of tho night to help Omaha get tho noxt ropublican na- tional couvention. Since the Omaba delegatos to tho Grand Avmy oncamp- ment gave us such loyal support at Detroit we aro simply waiting for tho opportunity to return the favor, Weo be- liove in reciprocity. Just let Omaha give us tho wink when the propor time comes sad wo will como to the tront and help to got the convention with all our might,” S Children Ory for 1t The pleasant flavor, goatle action and soothing offacts of Syrtup of Figs, when in need of @ laxative andif the father or mother bo costive or bilious tho most gratifying ro- sults follow its use, so that itis tho best fumily remedy known aud overy fomily should have a bottie il R The prospocts for tho coming Omaha viv and races promises to eclipse uny former fair held in Omaha. The entries s0 far are largely in excess of any former year. The wagers have every ussur- ance that all races will be well filled and of superior horse. Tho stock, agricul- tural and floral departments will be tho best ever shown. Do not fail to attend. Commencing Augest 31 and continuing five days. Address all communications to John Buumer, secrotary,Omaha, Neb, TR AT Money Under n Sidewalk. Captain Mostyn is the possessor of $ moro than he knows what to do with, Workmen were busy yestorday remov- ing some old wooden sidewalk at the cornor of Tenth and Hurnoy streots, and as one section was raised, o boy who was looking on discovered the moncy—a 1 and a8 bill volled up in A wad. Ho was about o pocket it, when an Italian, who wus sitting on his doorsjop ncar by, rusbed up and took the Jonov away from 'him, claiming that 1t was Lis property, The boy sought a policoman, who took the cash away from the dago and sentitto the station. Thither Mrs, Dugo | wonded ber way shortly aftorward aud laid cmim w0 the money s her property Sho knew that it belonged to her, becauso when she went to bed last night she placed £10 under her pillow. The money included u 81,08 and two 82 bills. This tnorniug tho voll was missing, and stie co money found must thereforo be her property, although the two §2 bills were still wissinis Captain Mostyn and the city prosceutor do- | cidod that the ‘boy was entitled to his find | until the vightful owner could establish bis | claim, but the prosecutor deciared that the | captain hid no right to turn over to the boy | wmoney he had taken from somoone without the permission of the latter. S0 it buppens that Mostyn is still holding tho cash, and al- though soveral of tho habitues of the station and polic court have endeavored to have him turn the roll into the mutual benefit fund, h las withstood all arguments and no oigars lave beon purchased - Information Froe. Do you know that any old sore or cut san bo absolutely cured by the intelligont use of Haller's Barbed Wiro' Liniment. ~Be morol- ful to your horse and try it. J. J. Johuson & Co. will remove their coal office on Sept. 1 to 220 S, 15th strost uded that tho | | EWS OF THE NORTHWEST. Nebraska. The York county republican conveution will bo ield Septombor 22, . D, Fales of Emorson has boen engaged as nrhlflwll of the Covington schools. Stanton Knights of Pythins colobrated t third anniversary of the organization of th “a lodga in fitting manner. air G. W, Strangman, hiving north of Bloom- ington, had his hand badly injured by the ox- plosion of a gun whilo shooting at a wolf. According to the reports of exports who have been examing his books, Adam Iokos, troasurer of Chovenne county, is short i the sum of §20,814.50. Honry Weidemann, & wealthy farmer re- siding near Cortiand, was found dead in bed at his homo and an inquest was held, result fng in a verdict of death from natural causes. Judge Stark of Hamilton county allowed the Lowis heirs £1,000 damages against the Staton estate for ‘the killing of W. W. Lowis at Bromfield. The case will go to the SUPLOIO Court. Somo one quiot hooked on to a wagon be- longing to corgo Mollinger of Kearnoy and then loaded in o plow belonging to C. T. Johnson. The wagon was traced to tha Platto rivor, whero all traces of it were lost. The KFroo Lance, an illustrated family paper, hias boen foundod at Hartington by M. ¢, Malonoy. “Fiuancially,” says the ed- itor, “it is unbamperod alike by the potty par: oxysms of poverty or the corrodini cares of oppressive weulth. Tho depots at Klmwood and Wabnsh were ontered by thieves Sunday night, who broke open trunks and express packages. Rail- road tickets and a box containing razors and pocket cutlory wero taken to the valua of about £25. There is no clue as to who done the doed. Tho new Gorman Reformed church of Elm- wood wasdedicated last Sunduy. Rov, W. Horn of Clevoland, O., ocoupied the pulpit, ana the full amount of 'tho indobtodnoss was raised. Tho church building cost about £,000. Many prominent speakoers from ull pArts of tho state were present, ‘The family of Loandor and Mary Bntos held their fikst reunion in twenty-nino yenrs at Weoping Wator this weok. Iight chil- dren, all who grew to mauhood and woman- hood, were present. Tho united ages of tha chitdron was 3% years and oight months. But thieo of the twenty-five grandebildron and neither of the two great grandehildren were prosent. lowa. Miss Lou Olmstead of Town Falls was shooting at a targot and shot herself through tho foot. 'ho Atlantic canning factory has_ already sold 25,000 cans of cora. 1t will pack 1,000,- 000 cans this scason. It 15 now bolioved that H. Wilkinson, who disappeared from Eldora rccontly and’ was supposed to be drowned, has ubsconded. Rov. Morton Parsons, a former Baptist minister of Carroll and later of Perry, has been found guilty of unchristian conduot and his clevical robes taken away. Thirty-four ractlesnakes have beon killod on the Farwell farm near Montozama during tho haying season. Oue largo ono was car- rying eleven frisicy 1ittlo follows around with Her, Stanley Ousterhout of Luther was leading a vicious stallion whon the animal seized him by the right kneo, crushing tho bones and licerating the flesh. He will recover, but will be a cripple for life. The old man namea Adams, agod 72 of Worth county, who feli in love with~ Rosa Benjigerdis, aged 20, and deodod her_his farm, has just recovered it by paying $200. RRosa'had doeded it to another fellow. Mrs. Valpena Galka, a Gorman woman about 50 voars of age, went insanc at Dubugue. Sho armed horself with a rovolver and a huge buteher knife and barricaded the doors to ner house. She was overpowered by ofticers and taken to jail, A Davenport lad about 12 years of ago is camping out down town in a healthy fear of tho parental rod. Ho attended a “party” a week ago and the subsequent parting at tho gato of his best girl took placo at so late an hour that the lad was afraid to go home. Aud he hasn't been home since, The first novel wager on the result of the coming election has been raade at Fort Dodge by J. P. Dolliver and Captain J. A. O. Yoeman, whose names wero associated as op- posing candidates for congress in the Tenth district threo years ago. The question in- volved is tho election or dofeat of Governor Boles this fall. Congressman Dolliver main- tains that Governor Boios will bo ex-Gove nor Boies after January 1, while Captain Yooman is cqually” confident that his titlo will continue to be governor” for two years moro. According to tho couditions of the wager the loser is to furnish tho winner with a wheelbarrow load of turkeys for distribu- tion awong s political fricnds. Tho load is to bo locowoted through the priucipal strects of tho city to the county court house, the losor furnish- g the locomotive power. The barrow is t0 be decorated by the winner with such in- scriptions as his party principles may_dic- tate. At the court hoise tho winner will re- ceivo tho turkeys and formally present them to his frionds with appropriate remarks. el Cure for the Drink Habit. The John Holiday Remedy company, of Burlington, In., zuatanteos to curo the drink habit and dypsomama, Home troatment. Remedy sure. Ingredients harmloss. _Por bottle, postpaid, with full dircctions, $2.50. No testimonials’ published, and corrospond- ence kept inviolate. Wo have used our own medicine. years, A MA % Now We Are with You The Chicago, Rock Island Pacific railway are now running all its trains in and out of Union Dopot, Omaha, Trains will leave as follows: Iast Bound—Day express, 10:00 a.m, vestibuled limited, 4:05 p.m.; Atlantic express, 6:10 pom. Arriving at 9:40 am., 12:05 p.m. and G:15 p. m. Departing, West Bound—Denver ves- tibuled limited, 12:15 p m.; Nelson ace commodaution, 4:40 p.m.; Deaver 7:05 pom. Arviving at 8:40 pom., 10:4 a.m. and 7:30 a.n, These trains are vestibuled and it i an indisputablo fact that the dining car service of the ** at Rock Island” is socond to none in tho country, For rates and slecping car berths to all points east or west, eall at eity office of the “Rock Island Route,” 16th and Ifarnam strects. JOHN SEBASTIA J. L. DE Bev LG T, and P, AL onoral Agont. Building The following permits were 1ssued by tho suporintendent of buildings yesterday : Fru Goodall, one-story frame cot- Pwonty-ffth and Taylor strects Franees Goodall, one-story” franio cot- taco, Twonty-ifth wnd Taylor streots 80 Frances Goodull, one-story” { ot tage, Twenty-ffth and Taylorstrects, 60 Ono ILOE POFIAL. . c2eevers oenes S We188 200 Total tere e .08 o Few children can be induced to take physio without a struggle, and no wonder—iost drugs Bre ex hauseating. A s Pills, on the contrary, being sugar-coated, aro casi- 1y swallowed by the little oros, aud are, there- fore, the favorite family mealcite, - Butler will be at the Omaha fair and ruces nnd will give daily exhibitions of chariot, hurdlo and umbrolln acos, which ‘cannot fail to plense those who attend. Do not fail to witness Butlor's formanco during the fair, commencs August 81 and continulng five duys, REALTY MAL TS placed on rocord August 37, 1801 WARRANTY DEEDS A Benson to Kate Stubt lot 4, block 63, Edgeérton iot G I Payne and wifo to Uarl Kanseholt w 41% 16 of 0442030 1 Lot 19, Hawe's add Annis Wisserman to Joseph and G Barker und ¢k e ¥ lot I block 16, Omuhs QUIT CLAIM DEKDS. i Bullon and wifoto O 11 Hallou, und of und b lot 1 B, blovk 16, [sdac & Solden's add ... Samuel Finlayson and 'wite to Tohn Douglus, 1ot 15 wnd 16, block K, 0 % lot ¥ wnd 10, block 8, Contral par Tohn Granger and wite to George Grush B8x00 £t md) 8 side lot 81, Hartmun's sdd Total amount of trausters .... CHRAACO T en