Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 1, 1892, Page 7

. SPECIAL NOTICES. I THESE COLUMNS will be taken until 12:50 p. m., for the evening and until §:80 p. m,, for the morning or Sunday edi- All ndvertisements In those colnmns Nna first nsertion, and 10 conts a line thereafter, of No advortisement taken for b cents for the Airst Insertion, Terms,casn Count about 7 w nls, figures, kymbols, ete., each covnt as & word All ndvertissments mu tirers, by requesting & numbered check, thelr fetters nddressed 10 & numbered letter ih care Answers 1o addressed wiil ered on presentation of the ol a8 to_the line, necutively. Advor ADVERTISING FORTHESE above cond RANCH OFFICES columns will be taken on th business hovses, who are al notices ot the SAMG rAtos a8 can atthe followl 17ed to take sy be hind at the maln offic South Omaba Branch Office-No. 2028 N John W. Hell, pharmacist, 11th and Mason strecf & 1. Farnaworth, pharmactst V... Hughes, pharmocist C. 1. Batterfieid, t. Cuming street. t 1718 Leavenworth pharmacy, 24th and Farnam. BITUATIONS WANTED 100 line there- 1 for loas than 250, SITUATION WANTEI K00 roferen: Address Box WANTED, SITUATI keeper or assistant once, best of refors BANK AS BOOK- K. L. Argabright, Shubert, “WANTED, KITUATION BY A MALE T\mc- writer to do'copylng at home. Address 1’ i oMo wark ot any kind \ypvw'lllllu and AS STEN- ur's exporlence, Firstclass referencos. UATION, BY YOUNG MAN 21 1 brought up on & oman; make Offer, WANTED, 81 Ameriean, conchman y_ exporience, ho ~ WANTED--MALE H. -FUR]VI!BBD ROOMS. DAY, MARCH 1, FOR EXUHANGE. | RATES. 150 n line first_timo and 100 & lino thero. after. No advertisament taken for lpss than 2ic. 1S FLEGANTLY FURNIBHED ROOMS FOR GEN fnteaten only; all modern improvements; 140 Do 70N D FOR REN CELY FURNISHED, SECOND ntory back re itable for single gentiem; without board, 122 §, 2th street. 2 FOR RENT, ONE LARGE FRONT OR TW d or unfurnished rooms, in tho best Tocation in Omaha. Address P 19, Ben. 808 IRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS, 2427 Reference: M0 F o N.20TH. NICE FRONT ROOM WITH AL Ycove, modern conveniences. u line firat Imo and_l0c o hine thero: aftor. No advertisement takon for 1o 50 F “ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, SINGLE or en auite; all modorn convenlonces; Arst-class 8 South th street M280 I -NICELY FURNISHED ROOM WITIT BOARD ¥ man and wife or two Indies, privata family 8 weok each; modern conveniences. 515 N, ird at FURNISITED ROOMS AND BOARD. Capito] avenu ' l‘ FRONT ROOM WITH unfurnished if desired. R RED with board. I -1oons ™ Axp BOARD, 118 8. 2TH. St lmis STED ROOME WITH BOARD, REFER- 214 Farnam st. 78 48 SHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. 1717 M7 3 b, WITH BOARD, A FURNISHED front room suitable tor two. 2019 Calloraa st. ______ BOARDING. RATES-16c a line first time and 100 a line there- after. No mlw\rflnemr‘nl taken for loss lhnn 250. " | FI; RULLMAN HOUSE, 130 DODGE, FOR GOOD board, nicer rooms, conveniences. rates and 10+ ation it cannot be excelled. Mrs. Horn, )I;unlu{‘lulht:r e sttty time and 10c a lino there- ont taken for 10ss than 2o, LARY OR COM it chomical ink atest solling noveity ever Tnced; orases ink thorongly 1n two seconds 200 to 50 per cont profit; 10 8520 In_six days, anot want ono_gen For terms and full par- tlenlars nddress Monroe Eraser Mig, Go., LaCrosse, WANTED, SALE mikston to bandle @rnsing pencil. ) asion of paper 18 Salos nmot 2 11 1wo hours euch stato and territory TMACHINIST. \‘m & u\n.lll ur legtrie Nt Ware block, Omaha. ANTED, MACHINI printan trisl. IO KEEP AWAY s tiere is o 'ED AN ENERGE ne of solciting. Bldg. room §21. WANTED, TWO *6 k00d reliable men and workmen, dotng ull kinds general job work aod understand plow work well, Call or nddress 00D BLACKSMITI MAKERS WA o an vun &5, L T16raOM. i 00 AT ONCE, on light nud I employment onuntz Saddlery C WANTED, PAPE and tako part pay in rent Butts, 311 Paxton block To good men will the year around. St. Paul, Minn. B T0 DO WORK One year's rent guar. ders for our portraits. Vare block, Omuha. FOR_RENT--STORES AND OFFIOES RATES 150 & llno first timo and 100 o line thore- after. No advertisement taken for loss than 26, i FOR RENT, STORE, 1118 JACKSON wrm[fiqr FOR RENT, TIHE ¢8TORY BRICK BUILDING, 916 Farnam street The bullding hns a fire proof cement basement, complete steam heating fixtures, wator o ull tho oors, gas, ete. Apply at tho ofled 1621 HOWARD, FOR RENT, THE LARGEST X TOR bullding in the flourishing town of St. Edwa Boone connt and opening for ‘a_general merchandiso {low. | Address A, D.White, real otate st. Bdward, No 60 8 FOR RENT, OFFICES, VERY DESIRABLE, stngle or en sulte, In Douglas block. Lnguiro J. i Parrotte, room 2. Bk 5 FOE RENT--MISCELLANEOUS. RATES 15 a lino first timo and 100 a lino there- aftor. No ndvertisement taken for less than 25c. J-GARDEN FATMS TO WENT. T. MURRAY. J J—BRICK YARDS FOR RENT. T. MURRAY, o M52 J FOR RENT, EXTENSIVE PREMISES, 4 FT. o x5 1t., corner of Hownrd and South 18th street. comurising 3 stores and_busoment. Applly Wind- sor, Kemp & Co., 203 N. Y. Life bldg. M795 1% WANTED 150 a Itno first timo and 100 a lino thoreaf, advertisement taken for less than 2c. WANTED, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT pom (could partly furnish) and board In small family. Stato terms, couvenlences and price. Ad dress P 23, Bee, MBS 1% —— —_— — 7. RENTAL AGENCIES. W 0 ACTIVE PARTY WHO CAN (078t £.000 0r $4.000 10 an incorporated compar doing a whole: cluriug business, to y e y nswor unless con GIYo tho Dost ‘ot nces as to ubility Integrit GENTLEMAN WA w permanent positios TED IMMEDIATELY FOR must have hud experience or adaptabllity o8 salesman: $15.00 weekly sulary, Apply W. I Marshall, 12 Crelghton Aor: Frog tan Agency, 113 N. 16th st. “MAN AND WIFE .wo children to work on farm; Adiross 175, Bed whilp Wednesday. MORE THAN 51n o singleday. Address ). N. 3 ger, W1 Broadway, Kansus City, Mo. ¢ tor a_household article, that retulls for 1oe; pays 100 per cent profit and wil y kel 10 overy fumily. LS. West, Cleveland, O. N TO TAKE ORDERS no experience: stondy work; best samples free. Enclose stamp. MO3-1¥ or collecting © best spectultics )nwh.«mn N.Y. iENTS WANTED TO SELL PATENT ARt- clow: rendy sale in offices, schools and houses. od envelope for clrcular to John N. RATES- 150 a lino firet timo and 100 a lino thoro- after. No advertisoment takon for less than 2o, T RENTAL “aG Y; BANK REFERENCES i, C. Garvin & Co., 208 Sheely block. 2 Lo, SURE QUICK RENTING, LIST WITH the Exclusive Rental Agency. Parrotte, Douglus Dblock M6 rlv MASSAGE, 610 8. 19TH STREET, 3D_FLOOR. VIAI)AVIFIA RUE, MASSAGE. RATES— 150 a line first time_and 100 o line there No advertisement taken for less than 25c T LADIES WHO ) thelr buggy in front of 200 8. 20th street Satur nd pieked up & pug dog do nco thelr names Andorson, clork at Mur day foronoo turn same at and arrests follow. 16c n line first time and 10c & line there- No advertisement takon forloss than 2o PIANO EXAMINE THE new soale Kimball plano, A. Hospe,1518 Dougias BEFORE BUYING A FOI PAINTING Addross I 24 Beo. FOIL CASH, to beginners only. FOR SALE, upright piano. nearly new and standard Address O &, 1 JOK AT BARGAIN IN taken in exchange for Voso & Son planc & Cumston, grand IANOS AND OR- 1 Marshall & Wondall, square. 1 Horace Waters, s 18tory & Camp, squore 1 Blllings, square, nenrly new 1 Hallett & Day onbot organ' 1 Now England org Will be 801 on o allowed on purch Mux Moyer & Bro. Co., 16th and Farnam sts, y b wonts or rented and rent MO_NEY TO LOAN---REAL ESTATE. 15c line first timo_ and 100 u line thoro No advertisemen itaken for less than 250 “’r‘lwus. GG WALLAGE, 12 BROWN BLK 1ONY LOAN AND TR Life, lend at low rates for choloe Nebraski or lowa farmsor Omalin clty proporty. money; only first class security, TIMPROVED CITY A.C. Frost, Douglas bl'k. ~MONEY TO LOAN TATES 150 8 1ino frat timo wadi0c lino there Wftor. N0 advortisement takon for less than 250 7 VERY DESIRABLE, OM ilnmm’r\' Foa oon Aroson eepetis on feRItane in 6. GO Tornia." Tavia Saniescn. He6 buliting. 2 ?/ CLEAN STOCK OF GENEWAR M D'SE;, WILL fitake ron estate & monoy. Box 8, Frankfort,ind, 0 ZiaE vou uuvu.uunl‘vflflln PIANO TO litrade for 10t , block 1, Abmatir T South Omaha; clear of &l incumbrands; Address N i, Bee office. 7,-FOR TRADE, ONE 01t TWH AT % NANpoTS for toRKs ok Brennan 8o, Karbach block MAss-1 7,,0UR Nuw LIST OF PROPERTY FOI EX. lichange 18 just out. Send forit. Westorn Fx chango Co., Colambus, Neb i 7, HUNDRED HEAD OF HORSES AND LAND Uin enstern Nebraska for 8 #tock of dry goods clothing, boots and shoes, hats and caps. _Address Vox 1015, Nebraska City, Neb. 255 MI0* Z/ABARGAIN, A RLACKSMITI shop for salé or trado with a ro: r trade for good farming land. Tappe Bros. don, M5 7 FOR itor 1ot 7 LANDS IN NORTHERN NEBRASK Jchinge for Omahn lots, stocks of goods, of horses, encloso stamp for’ reply. Adaress I’ 00, 7, FOR SaL lAdiso, 320 no Address Box FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE RATES—150 n tine first time nnd 100 a llne thore aftor. No advertisement taken for less than e, E. CORNER 20TH_AND HICKOR -0!|'>Q feet; n bargain for a fow days only. F. 'K. Dar- ling, Barker bloc) 1 JOR SALE—S.1 C 155, 3 cottages, stable for & hor vidud into 51ots._Ingiitre at premt BT [OR € ALW. NEBRASKA FARM GG Wallace, 312 Brown block, 16tk and l)uuul os. ODERN 10 ROOM HOUSE, GOOD LOCATION; 0o trade; cash bargn Address O 24, Bee. PO SALE, HOMES, A Y PRICE, §750, 81,20 UP; quay term; tako clete proporty us fxat payment G. G, Wallaee, Brown blotk, 16th and Dougins. Jron Atk it FARM IN valley, Thayer county, 10 miles One of the very b pork packing houso and fixt depot T_MONEY T0 LOAN ON LONG OR SHORT timo in sums of &0 to £10,000. 5 OMAHA NAT. City mortgages. Lowest rates W UENTRAL LOAN & TRUST CO, BEN BLD'G. —LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED city property, £,000 and upwards, to 8 per cent, No delays. W. Farnam Smith & Co., {th & Harney. 7--REAL ESTATE LOANS, no additional charges for c slon ot attor W. B. Melkle, Kirst National bank bldg. W —COATES, 1014 FARNAM BASTERN MONEY. T—LOANS, W.M. HARRIS, B. 20,FRENZER BLIC LOANS, CITY PROPERTY, E. NEB. AND W. owa farms. . ¥. Kingor, 1610 Farnam, QORSALE—205T0 7 KOOM HOUSES, §1.200.00 T0 §2,500.00; $100 00 cash, §10.00 por_ mo. rent at i Cuming st., $0.0 pur mo. E. G. Mirrell: 1512 Patrlck ave. F"" SALE AT A BARGAIN, LOT 15, BLOCK 1, W. L. Solby's ‘first: additioh to Sonth Omalia, Smnll Payaiont Gowh: UulAnh monthiy if Gesiten Inguire G. B. Tzschuck, Omahn B Kpunrze pLac B, BARGAI house £6,500: $1,00) cash on .500; §500 cash, balan month o homes: wWould conslder o trade, ' J son, Crelghton block. MTsiM ]nm SALE. WELL IMPROVED _FARM, 100 acres, 8 miles from Omaha. ut $ per acro. Omaha ieal Estate and Trust company. R 4 Beo bullding. Mswj 1¢ 08 SALE OWNER FOIL 7 days 45x127 feot at 2519 Bristol streot. $1. will buy It J. 1L, Johnson, $42 N. Y. Life. M85 Q01 SALE. HERE IS A DARGAIN: 7-room house and barn, 2 fu ner, in Walnut Tail], 2 feet above yard, only £,.500; §500 cash down: -G Clark & Co., 1218 Harney st ON REAL ESTATE AND COLLAT- toral notes and mor Selby, 334 Bourd of ’ PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE Richard C. Patterson, 1611 Farnam st. —WILL LOAN securlty: strictly c room 1, Continental block. SCHOOL BONDS WANTED. R. O. PETERS, JOOR SALE AT A SACRIELGE. farm in southwestern Nob, #O0d {mprovgent 2, Nob. RATE: aftor. NTIRE WEST I wiis and bonrds a_specislty. Wiks, bangs switcies, hale chains, ete., soid for ecatalogue Mall orders solicited. Davles, 111 5. 15th st., Omuha. BlIGI0g lowns & specialty, & Co., Karbach b —MONEY AT LOWES Ttams, First Nattona Bank bt STORAGE. RATES- I6c a line first time and 10oa [tne thereat- ter. No advertisement taken.for. less than 25c. M OLDEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST STORAGE Bouse In tie city. Willlanis & Crosw, 214 Harncy. ‘WANTED—TO BUY, RATES—15¢ a lino first time and 10c a line there- after. No advertisement taken for less than 25c. N URNITURE BOUGHT, ~SOLD, STORED Wells, 1111 arnam st 51 N KCOND-HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT SOLD and exchanged; highest prices paid for second- hand goods. Boston Furniture Co., 605 N. 10th at. | N WANTED, PAIR OF SCALES, 1000 10 Li0 pounds capilcity. Address O 63, Bee. WA Tk, 05 1000 Opaning Lo Sett, ono: A lock box 108, Ponca, Neb. N WANTED-A GOOD PHAETON. 'WILL GIVE AN good business wagon and some cash in exchange. Address P17, Bee. M 850-5% ANTED—HARN ) Address Theo. —WANTED, THIS WEEK, LOT ON 2TH Bi tween Castellar and Vinton. Submit propos! tions. Fidelity Trust Co., 1614 Farnam. [0 WANTED--FEMALE HELP. be a line first timo ana 10¢ a line there No advertisemont taken for loss than 25¢ LA DIES, DO OUR WORK AT YOUR casy and Interosting: day or evening: stamp, Boston Aquarcile Art Co., 48 Winter street, Boston, Mass. 5 0D COOK AND LAUNDRESS, Jii0 & Soch ok 702 T—WANTED T0 BUY, A GOOD FAMILY HORSE and buggy. Party must tnko an organ ns part pay. Address P, 0. Box No. 816, Moz 2t FOR SALE-HORSES, WAGONS, RATES—15¢ & line first time and 10c a line thereaf- (ur. 0 advertisement taken for less than 25¢. P PP STALLION, GENTLE, BTYLISH, SPEEDY and well bred, for sale or trade for wild prairle iand fo Towa or Novraska. — Address M 0, Heo “A GIRL, FOI GENERAL HOUSE- 1 Harney streot. Mrs. D. 1L Wheeler. WANTED, A GOOD FIRST >_FOR SALE, GOOD WORK HORSE, § Furay's barn, %5th and Cumming st. B. 8. .135 GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL family of two, 1126 South 524 street. MPETENT GIRL FOR GE Jwork. 2113 Capitol ave. WANTED, GIRL FOR HOUSE WORK. ROUSEWORK, NERAT, HOUSE /housework, light work. Apply at 1618 North 2 “GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL LOUSEWORK; ng. 617 8.36th Bt. M35 3 IMMEDIATELY, I ateubtan, keep book 3. B. Bmith, 436 N, Y., 1 FOR RENT--HOUSES, WATES—15c n line first thuo and 100 o line thero after. No adyertisoment taken for loss thun 20 (j FINE UPRIGHT PIANO, BTANDART used unly o few months, st o sacrifice, well st (RESEIS EW UPRIGIT PIANO. 817 § (J DR SAL] "l WO llll.l;lAI") AND T\VU POC tubles, with cues, balls, racks; good order; ¥ each, l)ufilxll'en Barker block, MBi6 (QKODAK. NO.1, GOOD AS NEW. AT HALF \8ritlos 105 cash.* Addrom EB, Bee. MYiT5* ~ MISCELLANEOUS. R»HA.\HIII'UX BROS., CARPENTERS AND bullders.” All kinds Jobbing. 414 80.18th. Tel. 11 BAT =16 » lino first o wnd 106 o 1ino toro No advertisement tak 3 4 & 5-ROOM HOUSES, $10 to §15; BENT RES s tats I city. Mead Iv't Co., 42 Boo bidy ) for loss than O RENT, HOUSE 10 KOON 3 irn improvenients, £50 per month; 524 und Far Deoxter L. Thomat 0.KOOM HOUSE, 1t convenlences, §20.00 per” month. ATH AND DAVENPORT, 3 1OOM HOUSE, MODERN un'lin\'u.\w 2 N, 2tk ave. K. Kalish, tatlor, 211 N, 10 T)- HOUSES, COTTAGES, ROOMS, 614 N N dTth st \ BEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE, CITY 2001 Dodge at., #35 per . 3. Konnard, W9 Now York Lito bullding ws und clster, ROMS, BATI, HOT L COI, wator. Tnrte Storo Yaom, tkilonnry rtains, good cellnr, heruian avenue, Call at room 27, Merdiants hot Y IWO VER modern fiate, ve oo CoLtnge. STEAM HEATED corner 16t and ‘They have all conveniences snd wre in Coll"at Ller & Co T, FRAME HOUSE, NO. 500 8 10TH Rent §i5.00 per wonth. S lluvnuy streot. wtreot, in g00d repnir. . GOOD SIX KOOM HOUSE, NEAR n-:- center, §20. . y 0 HOOM, ALL MODERN HOUSE, 636 8. 357H rootn bouse, 1117 Howard st. $-ro0m house, 821 8. 19th st. A large list of other ko ) 1218 Harney T-ROOM COTTAGE, = Oitll.n‘l\lflrdllll o A fow, protty. Jss0m tiasedhil Soxszs, Saw, postty Fidelity Trust Co., E, Ullll‘ll\t. LY. Life, 'R41.A|\|nm(suuunm BERVIC ote., againat corporations or Individuals, boug! and wdvanced on. V7. L. Davis, %) Contingntal bik RizGANADIAN EMPLOYMENT OVFICR, 3146 & 16th, male and fomale help; orders by muil lvruulmlyllllunm‘dm Reference: Omaha Natlona bank. Tel. 554 702 OLAIEVOYANTB. RATES 15 @ fine first time and 100 a line the after. No advertisement takon £or loss thun 25 S ARUIVAL EXTRAORDINARY, WONDEREUL rovelations. Chullenges the world. Ars. Dr. ckrave, dead trance clairyoyant, astrologist, almist and 1ife reader; tells your life from tha cradle to grave; unitos the sepurated: causes mar- ringo with the one you love; tells where you will succeed and in what business best adapted for; s tho celebrated EgypLun breastplate for luck und to destroy bad Influencea; cures fits, intemperance all private complaints with massage, baths cohol treatment. Bend 82, lock of halr, name te of birth und receive accurate Jife vhuri; ) stamps for elreular; glve initials of one marey: also photos 'of same. Ofice 1007 Eouth 11th stroet. first 800r; hours, i & w (0 4 v m. Come one, como all, aud be convinced of this wondorful oracle. Mgz2 M1+ MItS. NANNIE V. WARKEN, CLAIRVOVANT, Dreliablo business medium, fifth 110 N, 10th BGYorane and rane. modiut voloes; Lolls pust aud future. S, MINDREADER AND BUSINESS MEDIUM ucknow ledged by press and public o bo the best forecaster In the World. us & suito of parlors ot the Pullman house. This medium Lasa trans mitter of thought, with 1t your life is 11ke an open book. It enables the forecaster Lo see the end ut the beglnning. Also has the wonderful magle mir. Tor, {n 1L YOU can 860 YOUr future husband, wife, guchle or frionda.” (It's froe.) Privalg purior o Bso-2 QURAYED BAY MARE, STAR [N FOKEIEAD, welghs 900; had on_halfer and blauket; also sor- ol Solt Witk whioe face: otara Lo BH, Baci s North 16th, or 1404 North 19th st Ma511* S. SNYDEW'S LOAN OFFICK, 1610 DODGE ST, PUTTETS MA BAGB, iATHB. ETC. —$300.00 TO LOAN ON_UNIMPROVED CITY Call at 17N, Y. Life bullding, T—OMAHA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS on real estate at lowest market rates, ‘made in small or large sum and for short or long time No commission Is charged, and the loans ar not £old In tho cast, but can always be found at the bank on the corner of 13th and Douglas streets —LOAN ON IMPROVED OR VACANT erty; any amount. A. K. Kiley, room 40, Bar- M PRIVATE MO mortgage loans, Ree bullding . FIRST AND_SECOND MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTEL —15¢ o line first time and [0c a line there- No_aavertisement taken for less than 2c. DO YOU WANT MONEY If 0 do not fail to get our rates make loans, without removal or publicity, on furniture, planos, horses, wagons, ctc., at the 0w est possllle rate. ‘Thero 1s 0 unnecessary delay. but _you get the money on the samo day you ask for it. We will carry the loan as long as you desire, g1ving you tho privilege of paying it in part atany time to suit your convenlence, and any purt puid reduces tho cost of carrying the loan in proportion to the smount patd. Our oftices are centrally located and ranged that partiescalling on us can be walted on quickly and courteously, It will be to your advantage to seous before se- curing & loan. Omaha Mortgage Loan Co., Room 11, Urelghton Blook, 15th St., south of Postofiice. —MONEY TO LOAN BY household goods, planos, organs, the lowest possible’ rates without pul)lh'll)‘ reuoval of proporty or change of Tlme arranged Lo sult the borrower. ‘ments of any . reducing both gIving patrons all the MASTERS ON horsos, muler, principal and enofits of the partial Call and see me when you want a_loan, or If moro conveniont, call telophone 1621 and your cnn be transncted at Money always on rn no publiclty; st rates; business c 1.4 Withnell blk, I5th and Harney. X KON FRITCITARD, 13, WITHNELL BLK. —MONEY ON FURNITURE, HORSES, PIANOS, Keystone Mtge. Co., room 305, Sheoly blogk. { —WHEN YOU WANT A CHATTEL LOAN SEE W. B. Davis, room 20, Continental biock: —CHATTKL LOANS, BENEDICT & WRAY. 614 We [0an our own money, chargo 80 commisslon; it wil pay you to consulg ba. Paxton block. —MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, HORSES, wagons, planos, ete. Fred Terry, » 433, Rumge. 204 130, 00, 00 DAYS ON FURNI. DUl Groon, romoved —MONEY TO LOAN, ture, 11ve stock, ete. Koom 8 and 9. Burker blk _ BUSINESS CHANGES. 150 a line Arst time and 100 o 1ine there. No advertisement taken for loss than 250, —VOR SALE, HOTEL, FURNISHED, 17 uouw dolng a good business: Box 509, Chadron —BALOON, DOING 00d reason glven ror selilng. 1, West Polnt, N FIRST CLASS OPENING FOR apital L5 [nvest in o stock of well establishod business Address box 713, Omahu, Neb. o wan with & general merchandiso 7 BUY THE COMMERCIAL, THE LEADING hotel of Broken Bow, Neb. No land in trade. CASH PAID FOR_ KA 1o old 1ine compunies. B prion A Brooklesby, box % P ‘4, Hartford, Conn: ABOUT MARCH 1, roer Howard and 16th street tains about 0 rooms, which wro furnished coni- A good opport ity 0 the right o partioulars call i ller & Co'a. 1113 1 PARTNER WANTEL brick, busine: capaclty of plant §0.000 acres clay 1o all, bowar bollar, G&-bores | machine and spread; for o first-class the trade of centrs For further particulars lnquire of P. Hastings, Adams Co., Nob. T_FOR SALE, uulfllnumuluw 10140 40w, dolmg w00k Lnl. Address P 1, Bee. ~ONEHALF OR ALL OF HARDWARE STOCK, ood loeation, chea Teasons for sefllng. Address Lock Neb., W3 0. street IN THE MANU % banks of clay, 15 g and paving, ower englne, Ohlo all other tools nece; au.mmml 6 years and have will soll half or all. rent. and good ox Wi, Lincoln, WATES 160 a line st thme and 100 llne there- after. No advertisement taken for loss thin 2o [ MABSAGE TREATMENT, ELECTRO THER. mal bathe, sealp and balr treatment, manicure and cliropodiat, Mrs. Post, 31045151, Withuell bl 83 A CLEAN STOCK OF Involce §10,00 to 812000 as est business firm in'city Good reason for ret ny one desiring to en ‘Address Ford & ahiod and paying. irad A splondid chiance fo in wercantile busiues Btromaburg Neb. 4 ROOM COTTAGE, HOT AND COLD WATER, bath, closet. furnace, besutiful lawn and sbade. ply 8t N, E. cor. #2ud and Miaml. s b I -MADAME BMITH 1isl DOUGLAS BTRBET, room 7,80 800r. Alcohol,sulpbur aud sea batus MBS i W HAVE THE REST OPENING FOR A NO 1doetor in Nebrasks. Address F 10, care the oo T['HE IDEAL LADIES' HAIR DRESSING PAR lors, bangs, wigs, Loup b y and har ornaments in stock: wigh (o 4 Tt at floor. RATES- after. No advertisement taken: for less than 250, f;v:x FMARTL REMOVED 0, 107 S. 15TR ST. H 971 Mo* 1892- TWELVT DEAF FROM OATARRE, 1 was the victim of the worst case of Catarrth that [ ever heard of. T was entirely deaf in one ear, and all the in- side of my nose, including past of the bone sloughed off. No sort of treat- ment benefitted me, and physicians said, “T would never be auy better.” As a last resort T took Swift's Specific, and it entirely cured me and restored my hear ing. I have been well for years, and no sign of return of the disease.—Mrs, JosepiNg Pormmy, DueWesr, 8. C. To Cure Slceplessncss Take bromide of votash, one ounce: extract of hops, two drachms; water, elght ounces; mix. “Take a table spoonful half an hour before eat- In"‘l st meal and at bed time. he above valuable recipe is taken from the 1llustrated new book of 120 pages, which DRS. BETTS & BETTS ‘will send to any address for 4 cents In stamps. It 1s full of valuable information for the sick and the well,and Is & most reliable work, havin been preparéd and published by the most noted and successful Speclalists in America the famous and popular 2 DRS.BETTS & BETTS ‘Whose successful cure of more cases of Nervous, Chronic AND Private Diseases than any other physlolans in the Unlted States, gives them a prestige possessed by noue of thelf professional contemporaries. In the treatment of Syphttis, | catarrh, Sexual Stricture, Female Diseases, Hydrocele, |Weakness, and all Varicocele, Piles. Organic Spermatorrhoeal | Weaknesses, The equals of these gifted Kings of Spacialists are not to be found in all the length and bre dth of the land. They have plenty of linitators but 10 eq Consultation free. Call upon or addréss with stamp, Drs. Betts & Rett 911South 14th St., N. I Corner 14t h and Douglas Sts. Omaha, Neb JFRED MOTLE, OFFICE Gillly FARNAM ST. STRAYED. RATES--15c u line firsc time and i0c a line there- after. No advertisement taken for less than QIRAYED, BAY PONY WITH LONG MANE Dand tail, left hiind foot whll turn to Rupp & Moore, eust end Q strect Viaduct, South Omalia” M1 QIRAVED—ABOUT A MONTIT AGO A LED Dumilch cow from Kraus Bros.” dalry at Omaha. Return for reward. AN 1 MASQUE Sto.” Golden Eay MANUFACTURING JEW ELERS, VASH PAID KOR OLD- GULD. CAKSON & Banks, room 3 Barker block, Omaha 4 CUT‘LERY GRINDING. REMINCTON TYPEWRITER BEST IN THE WORLD. . P. MEGEATH, 16074 Vrrmm Street, Omaha, Neb. SANDALWOOD CAPSULES nro tho bost and only eapsulos prosribed by regular physiclans for the curs of Gonorrhm and _Ischargos fron.the urluary organs: Wor tteases 15 days. 31.5) par box, Alidruz gi RAILWRYTIME CARD Tonves | HIUAGD BURLING FON & | AFrves Omaha. | Depot 10th and Mason Sis. | Omaiy “Chicago Vestibule L-Chicao Express. I‘Chicago ND YOUR SCISSORS, RAZORS, BTC, TO BE kround to Undorland & Co., 100 S, 14th st 754 ROPOSALS FOK MILCH COWS AND bulls. Department of the Interior, Office oflndiun Affuirs, Washington. D. C., Fe ruary 1, 1802 Sealed = proposals, indo **Proposals for Cows or Bulls” (s the case muy be) and nddressad to the commissionerof Iii- dian affalrs, Washinzton, D. C., wiil be re- ceived until 10'clock p. m., Saturday, Maren 5, 1802 for furnishing and delivering” ‘ut Pine itidge, Rosebud, Chicyenne Rivor, Crow Crees and” Lower Brale agencles, South Dukotn, Standing Rock azeney, North Dakota, Santeo and Ponea agenaies,” Nebrasia, Flindren axeney. South Dakoti and the Crow agency, Montana, about 11,0 0 milch cows and 40) bulis. Kegular blanks for bids are not quired, Schedules (whicn will be made part of the preposals) showing the number of eat- tle required at the various azencies, condi- tlons to e observea by bidders, time and place of delivery, terms of contract and pay- i, and all OPNOT NECessUry INSLEMCEIONS, will be furnished upon application to the In- dian office at Washington, the commissaries of subsistence. U. 8, A at' Chicago, 8t. Puul, Omaha, Nebraska, and Cheyenno, Wyoming, luIIuvkuhlhllll'snfllnlfimc\( Gro vers' Jour- nal of Miles City, Montana, and the Journal of Helena, Montina, und the several Inaiun uzents. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids, or uuy part of any bid, it deemed for the best interests of the government; also, the further right in making the awasds to in* crease or diminish to any extent the number of animals called for in the schedules; nlso to require a delivery of twenty-five per cent. more or less, than the amountspecified in any coutrict. ED CHECKS, Each bid must be accompanied by n certificd check ordratton some United States depos- itory for at least five per cont of the amount of the bid, made payable to_the order of the commissioner of ‘Indlun affairs, which check ordraft will be forfeited to the United Stutes In caso any bidder recelvingan awird shuil fail topromiptly execute i eontract with good and sufficiont sureties; ohibrwise to Le re- turned to the bldder, T,J,/MORGAN, Com- missloner. Floaiie M DROPOSALS FOR FIELD BEEDS—ONITED Stutes Iudian Servele. © Plno Ridie Agency, South Dakota, Eobiliary 1ith, (8%, Healed' ' proposals. endorsed Bloposuls for Fioid Seeds™ and' adaressed) to the und slgned at Pino Ridge Agency, South Dalota, will bo recowed ut this ugaicyuntll 1 o'clock p. m. of Marel 7th, 1803, “for furnishing and Hofivermi at * Kushviltal) Bi{braski: 5.0 0 TR AR H T b G e 16,500 pounis seed corn, 45000 pounds see potatoes, 1,000 pounds 560 pounds timothy seod, 5 biue grass d.” Said se ds 0 be u 10 soction of y Conuzuon o the puce of ry. Bidders wiil be od (o' state specifionily in thelr bid: giayof vich articlo offered fo ry Contract. The 1ight Isroserved 1o refe wall bids, or any partof way bid, if deeed for the best in terost of thescrvice. Cortifigl Checks. Each bid must be necompanied by u certified chock ordraft upon some United States Devository or Solvent Natfonal Bank in the vicinity of the residence of the bidder, made payablo to Ulle order of tho Commissioner of Tndian Af- fairs, for ut least five per cont of the amount of the proposal, which eheck or draft will ho torfelted to the United States In cuse any bid- der or bidders receiving an award shall fall Lo prompuly exeeute u contraot with clent suritles, othoerwise to bo retn tho bidder. Bids acogmpanicd by sas i 1o of w eertified check will not be considered. For GEORGE L. ROY BRO 8 Indian Agent further Information ly o OAPTAIN W N A Acting hlol'khuhlerl Meeting, Notice fs hereby given that' tho regulur annual meeting of the stockholders of the South Platte Lund company will beheld at the office of sald company, in Lincoln, Neb.on the frst Wednesduy In Mireh, 182, belus the second duy of tho month, y order of whe Boafd of Directors. R O , Bocretary. LincoLx, Neb., Peb. [ETEIY TLeaves | BUKLINGTON MO. KIVEIL Arrives Omaha. | Depot 10th and Mason Sts. | Omaha. ponver Vestibulo Limited..| 00 pm “Dendwood Kxpres 405 m Denver Express. 5 o m Denver Expesss m i Limited (Except Siinj m .. Lincoln Loeal K. O.BE 0 £C. B, hand Mason Sty W o m | Knnsas City Diy [xpress. | 5.5 945 p K¢, Night 1xp vin U . Trans | 640 a m Teavey | UNION PACIFI Omaha. | Unfon Depot 10th and Marey Sts, 830 a m ........Beatrico 1000 a m .02 Denver E 215 pm. ........0verland Flyer. 450 p w nlm-w s & Falrnield]l 630 pm g | C O, 1t | From ast. I Kast. 1000 a m I SK.20nee | 030 p o 405 p L Vestibule Express 110 pom 010 p m et Kixpross Sl 40 mm & PACIFIC “From ) and Marey Sis.| Wost. 0D W[reery o Limitod 705 p m)..00 L Denver Exp aves omaha| U, P, depot and Marey Sts. G20 p m| ........Chicago Express .. ... 100 pow! ...Chicago Kxprous Leaves SIOUX CITY & PACIFI Arrives Owahal _Depot. 10th and Marcy Sts m...lu oux Clty Passenzo . Paul Express. Lauvos SIOUX OUTY & PACIFIC. | Arrivos Omuhal Depot, 16th and Webater sts. |~ Owalin Teaves [CHICAGO & NOWIHWESTERN Arrives Ownha | U. P, depot. 10th and Marey Sts. |~ Omaha 'y Tl Passouger. 1030y m I& hiengo 00 p | +11:00. Vestibile Limited 915 pw|.. Kustern Flyer..... o] 213 p m 7.0 b | (i€x. Sak) Chic. Pass. (Bx. Mni| 8050 m Arrivoy aroy Sts.|Omaba B 000 & m| (. Bat) Wyo: Exp: (x. Big 510 p w Norfolk (i3x. Sunday.). t. Paul Bxpross M. & O 1 Wobste! £10 8 m “Blcux Clty Accommno 100 p m|Sioux City Express (ifx. sund'y) 5p m (S Panl Limitsd s b m | BADro (v Passangor (Kx. Sund'y) MISSOURL PACIFIC, ot 15th and Wobster 8t¢ Omaha St Louls Expross . 40 wm (St Louls Kxpross 510 p m CHICAGO, R 1 & PACIFIC, Unlon Depot.Councii Bluts 0 p m Leaves K. C., 8T Tran Union Depot, ks o T Brerar 1045 p m| | ~Knnsus CILy Nikbt Expross. avi V. Arriy oy Aranste; 25 Dopot, ConaeilBiuts " |Xrans fo Wi aw) ., MAckgo Express ........) 640 pm 1000 p m Chicugo Expross .. 5 0w Goml' Creston Locat ... 00| 715 u m UMAHA & §T. LOUE |Artives _ Union Depot: Counell Aiugs. | Transtor . 8t Louls Canon Ball... 11215 p m [~ BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. | Arrives Union Depot, Council Bluffs. | Pransfer Siouz Clby Acoommodation . (16U 1 o St Paul Kxprans GO & NORTHWESTERN | Arrivos Unlon Depot, Council Bluffs, | Transter Vu bule Limited. . i b tern Flyer... 0 5 | (idi Sat) Ablamtio stall (X Mow) W0 8wl Carroll Passeuger ... ... | TAMPERED WITR THE MAILS, David Olty Dasiness Men Recomo Careless and Thieves Prosper Accordingly, David City hins boen wfested for a month with ‘nonk thieves who have beon stealing letters out of mail boxes in the postoMco. The mercnants and business men of that quiet village have. for some time been in tho habit of leaving thoir letter boxes at the postoMic unlocked, simply ureing the knob a little to keep tho doors shut, Thieves having observed this took ad vantage of tho oarclessness and systomati cally and regularly relieveda the boxes of their contents, Tho postmaster finally set a watch upon the boxes that had been robbed, and last Wednesday evening he caught a 19-year-old boy named Andrews in tho act of steal ing letters from one of tha boxes. The lad was arrested and lodged in Jjail. Ho told a curious story to which Lo still adheres. He sald that ho met a man in a billfard room under the hotel i the same block with the postoffice, who gave him 50 cents to go up to the postofiice ana get the mail out of threo boxes. Ho smd tho man explained to him how the doors couid be opened by simply turning the knob. Ho dia ot know the ‘man but supposed he had o right to get the mail in tho boxes described Young Androws was lodged in the small calaboose at David City to awat the arrival of the doputy United States marshal. Deputy Hill went out to bring the prisonerto Omaha, but found, when he renched Davia City, that he had broken jail. Parties had pried open tho door of tho calaboose and the lad was gone. The deputy marshal finally traced the boy to the howe of a friend soven miles in tho country and brought him to Omans. Young Andrews still adheres to the story of having received 50 conts for taking the lotters, Ho was arraigned yesterday beforo the prosecuting attorncy and stoutly declared that ho had told the whole ~ truth in the matter. Ho said it was the first time he had taken anything out of tho boxes, and ho would not bave done it but for tho fact that ho supposed the man who gave him the money was pertectly honest, and ho simply thought ho was runming an errand for tho gentleman, Attorney Baker was thoroughly convinced that there was a large-sized African some- where in the vicinity of the David City postoffico who “has been hiring boys to commit these thefts, A searching investigation will bo madoe before any further stops are taken to punish young Androws. Hels an innocent looking couutry lad, who has lived in town oniy about two months, and if he has misrepresented the affairhe is one of the best actors oxtant, for he made everyvody believe his story. Mr. and Mrs. Andrews, father and mother of tho hoy, are almost distracted with grief over the aff; e gy o] Our Better Halves S they could not keep bouse without Cham berlain's Cough Remedy, especially for tho children. In a case a fow weeks since at tho homo of a neighbor tho attonding physician had given up a case of what ho called dropsy. Mother happening in, told tho parents thut in ber mind It was a caso of lung fover and advised the use of this cough syrup, which they did. Rosult, the child is well and the parents happy. = Chamrerlain's modicines aro used in moro than half tho homes in Leeds.—Sims Bros, Loeds, In. This remedy is not intendad for lung fever, but for colds, lagrinpe, croup and whooping cough. It will loosen a ecold, reliove the lungs and prevent tho cold from resulting in lung fever. 50 cent aud $1.00 bottles for sale by druggists, et Ve~ For Admission to West Point. The military board of examiners will meet todny at Kort Omaha and Kort D. A Russell to examtue applicants for admission to West Point Military academy. The Omahs board will consist of Lieuten- ant W.J. Parke, Major Albort Hartsuff, Captain Charles Keller, Captain W. G. Speu- sor, Licutenant £. H. Wotsell. ‘The board that mects at Iort D A, Rus- sell is composed of Colonel ( K. Brady Major Vallery Howard, Captaiu C. Roberts, Captain I. N. Walker and Liouten, ant Ed. Chynometh, L o L 1 have seon one dose of Prady:rotine ri- lieve sick and nervous headache when every- thing had failed, an1 can cheerfully recon mend it. M. C.'Zoil, Philadclphia, Pa. THE HUTUAL LIFE Insurance Company of New York RICHARD A. MCCURDY, PRESIDENT. Statement for tho year ending December 31,1891 Assets, $159,507,138 6§ Rescrro on Palicles (merican Table 49/,) o Linbilities other thon’ llcmnv‘ Burplus, - Recelpts from all sonrees, Payments to l'nllr{-lluld»u. Bisky assumed and renewed, 194,470 policles, - 607,171,501 00 Bisks In force, 225,507 polici amounting to - - - 3,461 03 Note.—The above statement shows a large increase overthe business of 1 i amount at sk, nc Dincse assumed, paym licy-holders, receipts, as plus ; and i ' risks assumed onty the nt of policies actually issucd and paid the accounts of the yea THE ASSETS ARE INVESTED AS FOLLOWS : Real Fstato and Bond & Mortgago Loans,: - United Hiates Bonds and otlier Securities, - Loans on Collateral Securitie Cash in Banks and Trust Con nies at interest, - Interest acerued, l‘n-mlnl\n lJn- ferred, etey ~ = - 307,188 08 I have carefully examined the foregoing statement and find the same to be correct. % A. N. Watzriouse, Auditor, From the Surplus a dividend will be apportioned s usual, REPORT OF THE BLAMINING COMMITTEE, Offce of Tho Matual Lifo Tusarancs Company of Now York, January 25, 1892, At o moeting of thy Board of Trustess of this Company, held on the 234 day of Docmber, ultumo, the undersigned were appointed & Com- witiea 1 examine b annus]ststement or ths year ending December 31191, 1 verly o s by cmparisn wilh i s of the %8 it bavocarefuly performed tho duty signed o thea, 1nd bereby cartify that the slatement s in sl pariienlars corveeh, and “hat (ho ussets speified therein aro 1n possession of Lhe Company, T making this cortiicats the Committss ear testmony (o the high aratar of he Investmats of tho Company and express their appro- i of 10 syea, oder, i asearacy w1ch WhICh (b0 ccounts and voushers bavo ben kept, and the basiness in general s trasacted, H.C. vox PosT, ROBERT SEWELL, Gtorae_BLiss, J. H. HERRick, JuLien T. Davies, D, C. Rowinsol, s, €. Holoen, ROBERT A. ORANNI\S Vice-PRESIOENT, WhauTex R. GiLierre, General Manager, FREDERIC CROMWELL, Treasure Emoky McCrintock, Actuary. . Genera) Azont dukoti, Wyonin od, netive, responsihle ngents wantod, toW. 1. Allen, general wgent, Omihi MANHOOD ReSTORED. SBANATIVO," the Wondarful| e 3 sold with Writian Guarani6s to.cur @l Neivous Dise st such as Weak Aciory, Lo of liain Power, fleadache, Wakefuliess, Lost Man lood, Nervousncss, situdb, all drains’ I of ‘the ans i sed by i nitimately Vo Tut up gy b e v ice A1 pnckinge, or 0 for 83, With dvery § ondst we give i Writton guarantes to cure or refund the money. Seul by matl Viuddres, Clrcilar (ree i plaiin envel 1his 84, MADRID CHEMICAL CO. Lianch Ofice for V. 5. A 08 Dearharn Strect, CHICAGO, ILLL, FOR BALE IN OMAHA. NEB,, BY Kub & Co., Co.r 15th & Douglas Sta. J.AFuller' & Co,, Cor. 14th & Douglas Sta, D Foster & G, Coucll Blufts, L. PI'.Es INETANYRI'.\ 1EF. ¥inaicure M IV days, and e ver relurus. No forues wi o'nf% i tnpie. roinedy Vroe. by bde dresaiog TUTTLI & CO. .78 Nassau bt. . s PISO'S (*URE FOR 3] A b4 Hest Cough Syru o i Lo, Bola by drtgeists, " 3 0" r,‘(JNSUMF TION HE'S READY T0 FIGHT PALMER Horizontal Bill Will Probably Go Aftes tho Illinois Senator's Scalp. LOTS OF TROUBLE FOR THE DEMOCRATS ns for Bailding Beet Sugar Factorlos Abandoned Until After Election—A Relative of President Tyler Dies in the Poor ¥ Cutcaco Bunrav or Tie Bk, ) CHicaao, ., Kb, 29, Much soiled linen will ba washed at the next democratic convention. Quito a batch was left ovor from tho laundrying done at St. Louis four years ngo. 'T0 this storo much has been added, notably State Treas urer 13d Wilson's #,000 note and tho true i wardness of Senator Palmer's etection to the senate. The quarrels of the demccrats to be adjusted or to be fought out dato back to tho Morrison-Logan fight, whoa General Palmer and tus friends allowed W. R. Morrison to make his canvass without their assist- anco or co-oporation. The Morri son-Logan contest was clean up to the time Morrison withdrew. FLogan and hie undorstood oach other thoroughly on this particular point, Tho fight was to b fair and open, without resorting to outside influences, It degenorated into another species of battle subsequently. The apathy of the Palwer-Springer faction at that timo has raukled ever suice in the hearts of Mor- rison’s friends, who, by the way, being in possession_of all_tho facts relative to tho eloction of the Unitea States senator last winter, and nettled by tho jeers of some of the other faction, are getting ready to oppose Palmer In the stato convention, o Sugar Factorles This Vear, Glenn, who represented an ecastern syndi- cate of capitalists who intended build- g extensive beet sugar factories in Galesburg, Marshalltown, la., and othor cities, says that after a compirison of views and interests, all parties have decided ot to do anything this season until after the prest dentinl election is decided: Nota single fac- tory will be buiit in_the United States this season on account of the doubt as to whether the suzar bounty is to bo repealed or not. M. H. Weed of San F o, who repro- sents Spreckles, that great sugar man, said toa reporter: “Spreckles is not going to #ive in to the trust and the report that he is woiug to sell his iuterests to them aund tuke stock in part payment is un- true. Ou the contrary, he {s at the preseny time plannimg a coup for the trust. Ob, I can’t tell you what it is, but the next move will surprise some people. I am on my way to New York now to consult with certain parties with regard to the matter.’ Died at the County Hospital, The fact was made public today that on Tuursday last Mrs, Georgia Cooper Duval, a descengant of Presudent Tvler, died at the county hospital from meningitis, the doctors sid. Sho had been at tho institution but threo weeks and the attendunts knew noth- ing of her history, Indeed, but for the ef- forts of o chance friend of the deceased—an acquaintanco whom she met only a fow weeks ago--her baby might have found its way to tho public burying grounds. The friend was the loeper of a bonrding house at Thirty-sixth and Armago Grove avenuss, with whom Mrs. Cooper boarded just boforo goine to the hospital. Why Mrs. Cooper loft the associations of her carly life and went away to die amoug stran- s not known. [t islearncd that sho was the divorced wite of a weulthy New Orleaus lumber dealer. Her maiden name was Cooper and nar girlhood home in Atlauta had been supplied with overy luxury. Odds and Ends. Another historical museum is to be built on Wabash avenue. The principal foaturo of thie new museum will bothe old enginn houso at Hurper's Ferry in which Jobn Brown made bis famous ' stand. Recent bplans of the Baltiinore & Obio railway will make it down the old’ building to 3 1rond tracks. Abram Greenficld, who two months ago s8t a dato for her death, died of starvation at her home in_Mount' Zion, near Decatur, 1iL, aged 68, She fasted for forty aud could not be induced to take nourish ment of any charact. During the past ycar about twen s vo_been stolen and run off from Peoria and Tazewell counties, but the thief could not be found. Last night Sherman Wel- cher, 15 years old, the son of n vich' farmer living ncar Groveland, was urrested while trying to dispose of a pony ho bad stolen i Pekin. He confessed that four of the stolen horses bad been taken by him, and the polico beliove that he is really ro- sponsible for all of them. President, Buker will start for Washington tomorrow night with the bill asking $5,000,000 for the far. Dominics Barrett whipped ‘Tom Bangs in five savage rounds in a resort neat tho Wells stroet bridge. F. A Wes People in Chicago, Mhe following western peoplo ure in tho city: At the Grand Pacific—Fred A. Bili, Dubuque, Ta.; k. T, Koch, Cedar Rapids. 7. R Dont, Lemars, la. and Mrs. W.'H. Ttounds, C. L. Pixley, Sionx Palis, 5. D.: G, D. Burnt, L. T Bend, Sioux City, : Mr. and Mrs. John Chaines, Rapid City, 2.4 W. C. Wyman, Ottumwa, Ia, At tho Paimer—J, J. “Richardson, Daven port, Ta.; Mr. and Mrs. J. S, Knox, Ominn; T. Binford, M mn..un.“n. W. H Tompiius, [tapia_City, 5. D.i Mrs, €, 1 Stewart, Couneil Bluifs, At tho Weliinglon—T. Westhoim, Cherokee, Ia.; 5. Werthum, Helle Plaine, At tho Auditorium-Leonara Everett, Ceuncil Bluffs, A e Lt fivippe Successtully sted, have just recovered from a sccond I of the grip this vear,” says Mr. James nes, publishor of ‘the Leader, Mexia, “In the latter case 1 used Chambe lain’s Cough Remedy, and I think with con- siderable success, only being in bed a little over two days agiinst ten days for tho firsy attack. The second attack I am satistied would have been equally as bad as the first but for the use of this remedy, as I had to go 10 bed in about six hours after being ‘struck’ with it, while in the first case I was abls 10 attend 1o business about two days before ting ‘down.’ 50 cent hottles for sale by ggists, e s THE REALTY MARKED, S placed on rozord Fobraary WARKANTY DEEDS, nd wifo to Cliristinn i 15, bloek 22 Village 1 150 vson und wife to 1'W Curtis, Tot d s 10 feet Lov I8, block 2, Alimo {and wife 1o 1 M Forsirup, 0 L lot 1, block 4, Hazel terrice G E Prifehet, undfv South Omihi A ook B Ban L e 8t part lots 11 h 115, Nelson'sudd ., Daniel O'Neill and wife to John Lyons, lot 30, biock i, W L Selby's first add to South Onani 1" MO Welght and husbhand to Au Jobnson, lot 4, bic Hrown pur 10 Moody et ai 1 1. block d, Portlund i W Melk \lhxun nd wite to WAL arder, h heridin plico 3 o S larher 1o G W D Royiiolds, fot 8, 1 Clitton i1l G W D ey no 3 to L K Barber, sun L W Pareot ¥ C Myers, [ots 16 and 17, block 40, Grandview ... 1 aeWillinns and wite to 1 117 Terois, 14 and 0 4 of % 4 of lot 3, block 1, sub* divof 1§ Redick's add,. i H L Mo Willlwns to sume, wiyof 8 ‘. of lot 3. block 1. sa ¥ 1 deromo wud Wit o i \lv«-ra‘ Vi of lot¥, same...... QUIT CL AL DREDS. JE Riley to L W Wakeloy, lot 2, block 4, Kountze's 4th add 8 D Pike and wite 1o 8 M Piko, W 77 feet of lot 1, Olarke pl 5 Ellza Purcell and hisbind '@ 1enry Bombeck, part of lot &, MeEnt add PN sae Batalle o teiiaa : + e 800,768 e S sl Nearalghs Cured fn Fifteen Minutes, Mr. J. 8. Startevant, editor of the Waupaoa (Wis.) Post, says: “Lastuight Chamoerlain’s Pain Balm cured my wife of ncuralgia of the face aud tooth iu fifteen miuutes. We would not be without it,”" 0 cent bottles for sale by Gruggiste.