Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 12, 1892, Page 7

_8PECIAL NOTICES, FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. T Continued. DYERTISEMENTS FOR will b taken until 19:90 . m. wud untl] §:3 p. m. for the morping or Sunday edl THESE COLUMNS for the evening Al ndvertisoments {n these columms 15 conta & ine Airat fnsertion, and 10 conts & 1ino thereafter. ot per month. No advertisemont tal conts for the first lnsertion. Count Abont seven Tnftinla. fignres, symbols, ete. word. Al ndvert; Advertisors I ©nsh in ndcance. un consecutiyels mbered_check numbered lotte ‘nddressed wiil bo SITUATIONS WANTED. vertisement taken for less tha ‘Nadross & 7, Beo. WANTED, POSITION WITH A MORTGAC company a8 examiner; can furnish good refer STATIONARY EN Address A. V TED, A POSITION AS First. clnss referonces. “POSITION A8 DRUG Two yonr s expo William B. Wheaeler, 410 Tirondway, Counel AS BOOKKEEPEIL by.8 fonglemen: reliaple good MR 14 E—If 1ine frst time, und 1o o ling thero “WANTED, BALESME ission to handio the t chemienl ink fL The greatest selling noveity ernses Ik thoronghly In two sec 10 abrasion of paper: 200 to K0 per cent profi agent's snles amounted to # 52 In two hours. For terms and Inrs naares Monroe Kraser Mfg. Co , LaCrosse, " FIRST-CLASS MACHINIST. 1 PORTRAIT ARTISTS WANTED TO ur electric Hght printsa trial. Ware block, Omahi Excolslor |-..r iD TO SOLICIT exn f0r OUF portrait Ware block. Omaha ‘stendy work ED—A GOOD HARNESS MAKER CAN endy work and good wages by applying at onseone Who spoAkR ‘German 1s preterred che, Columbus, Neb. work on atock and grain farm. a. Klrons . I Joraan, |‘m 246, SALAIY AND COMMISSION PAID TO GOOD Met. Mfg. Co., 1009 Howard street “WANTED, ONE PERSON {ECEIVE 35 New York Life TED, 2 BOYS, STEADY WORK. OMAIA X AEtory, Kast Ot SALALY GUARA 4 ko right partl MAN L ’Iiviuln TO HANDLE A* HOU: hold article In Uia stato: €000 per month in it Douglas. oo EXPERIENCED Carriage factory, Council Blufls. (8 WANTED EVERY W portation fron "OITY SALESMAN; GOOD TALKER with reference snd state experfence to § BOOK AND JOB COMPOSITORS work, unlon B4l Dearbarn treet, C GOOD OPENING. with stamp, JROOMS T AND BOARD, 118 DA T @lmis ‘T ROOM WITH ALCOVE, ALSO ROOM o 1f dentred. 211 So. 25in st 671 -2 VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS WITH nnuu- Mrs. Shrinor, 824 8, 20th street OMS AND BOARD, 1810 CHICAGO ST MRS, Churchiil 2 . FOR GOOD £, nicer rooms, eonvenionoes. Fates And 10 It cannot be excelled. Mrs. Horn, proprietor 201 A 10° FIRST CLASS BOARD M:\\' nE l!l|lA|‘lKll at new boarding hiouso recently opencd at | Dodge st.. convenient loeation. Terms reasonan M405 12¢ ——————————— FOR_ RENT---STORES AND OFFICES. I(A'l‘l‘flv— ¢ & llne first time and T0c ® line there after. No advortisement taken for less than Iren RENT, THE (RTORY BRICK BUILDING, 016 Farnan streot. The bullding has a re pro coment basement, completo steam heating fixtu Water on all the oo s, gas. eto. ADpY at the oMes of The Bee. is . OMAHA DAILY MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE. HATES 150 a line first time and 100 # Iine_thero After. No advertisament taken for lews than 0 VW - CENTRALLOAN & TRUST CO. T C0. BEE BLDG. . “'f LOANS ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED £ty proporty 8,000 and upward to | per cont. No delays. W.Farnam Smith h andHarney W “REAL ESTATE LOANS, 0T T no ndditional eharges for co; on OF Altor ney's foes. W. B. Molkle, First National bank bldx N MONEY wi ‘\ WALLACE, 312 BROWN BL L) W UL REAL ESTATE LOANS. 42 BEE B, DG W W “COATES, 1614 FARNAM, EAST) o PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE L Anu ard C. Patterson, 1511 Farnam st. 904 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA bullding loans & spectalty. - Brennan M M W, MONEY AT Lo EST RATES, F. ¥, Wil tiams, First National Bank bullding. M788 W, oxAuA BAV BANK MAKES LOA on Tenl state At 1owest market rates. LOAns made in amall or Iarge sum and_for short or long time No commission I8 charged, and the loans are not £old In the east, but ean always be found at the bank on the corner of 15th and_ Dougias streets ) §1,000.00 AT 005 1 e Ing purposes at and botler, &6 per month. Life 1 . IN BEST RETAIL LOCA socond floor ordopart o6 £10re, 114 8 10th st I ron U TRACKAGE WARKHOUS Lavply 125 Hinnoy st (OANS,W.M. HARRIS, 1. 20, FRENZER LK w PRIVATE MONEY., FIRST AND SECOND ortgnge loans, low rates. Alex. Moor Ree butlding » DANS ON REAL ESTA ral notes and snn.y, i34 Board of T Wt —STORE _ROOM ON N E Omahn. Apply at room 2413 N street, or Waugh & Westerfield. 42813 RATES=150 line first time and 10c n line there after. No wdvertisement taken for less than 2 J GARDEN FARMS 70 RENT. 1. MURRAY, . 81 j, BRICK YAIDS FOR RENT. 7. MURRAY. o Mos2 PAVED 05 14% LARGE BARN. d, 1524 Douglas. 40656 15 TO LEASE, LONG TERM, 2 LOTS, 100 ACKES ) Hutchinson & Wi ~ RENTAL AGENCIES. ~RENTAL AGENCY: BANK REFERENCES. K. Garvin & Co., 208 Shiecly block. Telephono 115 i WANTED-TO RENT._ 50 o 4 100 a 1ine thero No udvertisement taken [or 1eas than Zoo f( 2 O 8 FURNISHED OR UNFORNISHED rooms by marrled couple for llght bousckeep- ing. Adareas S 14, oo G e RATES after. {—WANTED, MODERN HOL AND COT Lagos. Wost And southwest part of city: b sirablo tenants for March 15, April and May Garvin & Co., Sheely bik. Tol. 163 Mas2 18 STORAGE. PATES 150 o llne first tino and 10 a It after. No advortlsement taken for | 0 line first Lo o aline thereat ter. No ndvertisement tuken for loss than 2c. FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, STORED. Wells, 1111 Farnam st. ND FURNITURE BOUGIIT, : highest prices patd for on Furniture Co., 03 N. 16th st nnd exchang hand goods. Bos W, FANTED, 10 PER CENT MONEY T0 LOAN on_ gt edged town property in St. Nob. . Reference. Exchange bank, St. Neb.” A. D. White, Roal Estate and Loan Agt W AveL TO J. L. LOVETT FOR CHEAD money; only fFst elass seourity, 30 8. 1ot VW MONEY 70 LOAN ON INMPROVED CITY property, low rate. "A. I Frost, Dougias bl if _MONEY T0 LOAN ON LONG OR SHORT Uime in sums of 8300 to $10,000. tment Company. 8% 7—ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO., 318 N. ¥ Life, lend at 10w rates for eholco scourity on Nebraska or fowa farms or Omana city proporty, W ARE NOW PREY TO PL. Iarge 10ans on Inslde business property at very low rates of Interest. We also handle ground leases on business properties. teo. J. Paul, Board of Trade. M2151 “'vl.U.\N WANTED, 1 WANT $60.00 FOR FIVE years at i per cent, will give first mortgage on 10 farms i Ndbraska.' Addrows box i Frankiort, Ing, 2 MONEY TO LOAN--CHATTELS. D RATES-15c line first 1ime and 10c a line thor after. No advertisement taken for loss than MONEY T0 LOAN BY FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO, On household goods, planos, organs, horses, mules, wagons. etc., at the lowest possible rat publicity, removal of property or ch of possession arranged to suit the borrower. ments of any amount can he ‘made at any redueing both principal and interest, thus giv. trons all the benetits of the partial payment i1 and see me when you want a loan, or If mo convenlent, call telephone 1621 and your business can be transucted at home. Money slways on hand: no delay: lowest rates; business confidentin Fidelity Loan Guarantee Co., B, Masters' 01d stand, It 4, Withnell bk, 15{h and no publicity; FOR SALE-FURNITURE. RATES—15¢ a line first time and 10¢ o lino thy ter. No advertisement taken for less t| OR SALE, VERY CHEAP. K| ed furniture, eight chairs and loungo; sultablo for office or library. Addres P30, Beo oftice. 28 >—FOR SALE CIIEAP, OPEN buggy. Call 2326 CITY CANVASSKRS, SALARY PAID WEEKLY. i sewing machin e, 1616 Douglus st WANTED, xo,\rn}u(r 1, 313 WEST 'rmfu} "BALESMAN T0 TAKE OUR ot dross koods as & slde line on e Address Behuy ki1l Mills, box 1182 Philad, _SALEEMEN WANTED TO SELL OUR GOOD: by sample to the wholesale mnd retall trade. J.iberal sulury and expenses paid. Money ndvanced for wages, mdvertising, And_ reference add; Permanent po. ntennial Mfg. Co., ¢ with small eapital to represent us In your Can bo handled in connection with real esta Ansurance. For purticulars address Westorn 1 eapolls, Minn, TO SELL HOME INDUS 1622 N. 24ih or 1311 Farnam str SMAKERS AT ONCE ade toam work. Bteady Job and good Brockman & Co., Minne ED, 2 HARNES Dodson, Fisher, 16c . 1ino firat L No udvertisen > FOR SALE and fine carriage horx ut the office of Ui EW CARRIAG purty going east. Apply Merrium, 25th and Dodg 13 LSO, wnrry, noarly new. Willls Yatos, 520 whd_ Cail fornia sts. >-TWO SEATED BUG for arch brick sultabl 226 Davenport. FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS. RATES—15¢ n line first time and 10c 1 No ndvertisement taken for | 6 NE UPRIGHT PIANO, STANDARD MAK used only u fow months, ot u sacrifice. well st Qo SALE, TWO BILLIAKD AND 2 POOL tables with ciies, balls, racks: good order; S Dt Green, Barker block. MI85-15% line ther ® ench. LANTS AND CUT FLi 5 nix and out flowers of W. Island, Neb. Q. NTERNATIONAL TVPEWRITER FOR SAL rirade for high grade bicycle It in good shap L1 Abbott, § Ware block M Q OR_SALE, ONE CRANE HYDRAULIC ELE- vator for direct city pressuro: modern passen ger car, with lever operating system, Gk lifting cnbles complete, with all modern safety appliances. Windsor, Kemp'& Co., 203 N. Y. Life bldg. M4 GET YOUR | Jones, tlorist, an 1 GIRL, GENERAL HOUSEWOKK (QBIOYCLES, NEW, $100, LATEST PATTERN cushion, tire, cycles,” for $100; cheaper gra roportion; lists free; agents wanted. Dayton, 0. A GIRL KOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. AP iy at 1810 North 2ith strect. n...mnmn Knod waj o, itd Libe “WANTED, LADI o8 at thelr own homes. nd kood price mpOFum, 008 South Lyndalo, Minnvapolls Ninn TO MAKE LIGHT FANC Steady work glven Address with GENERAL HOUSEWO 600 N. 19th streot. TADIES TO FOR RENT--HOUSES. ROOM FLAT, 2405 LEAVENW ORTI 8T. J)-v KOOM HOU Jall _conventances, §26.00 per . Barkor block. D JOUBKS, COTTAGH —1OI KRENT, $ROOM FLAT, FRONT 10TH AN DO YOU WANT MONEY( 1f 80 do not fall to get our rates before bor- rowing. We make loans, without removal or publicity, on furniture, planos, horses, wagons, etc., at the jow- est possible rate. “There Is no unnecessary delay. but you get tho money on the same day you ask for It. Wo will carry the lonn as_long as you desiro, iving you the privilego of paying it in full or in purt at any time to sult your conveniente, and any purt paid reduces the cost of earrying the' lonn in oportion to the amount paid Our ofticos ard centrafly located “and “are 0 a ranged that partiescalling on us can bo walted on quickly and courteously. It will be to your advantage to seo us curing a loan. Omaha Mortgage Loan Co., Room 11, Urelghton Block, 15th 8i.. south of Postoftice. before se- WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF wocurity; strictly confidential. A. E. Harrls, Toom 1, Continental block. 905 “ROB'T PRITCHARD, R. 3, WITHNELL BLK. W07 7 AVE A GOOIR UPRIGHT PIANO TO litrade for 10t 46, bIOK yk Armour Place, South Omaha: clear of all iucumbrance. Address N 4, Boe ofee. S M2% ZcONRTUIIRD CASH, BALANCE [N CHOICE lictonr Nebraska Innd of Arotting stallions to ex change for & good, cloan pock of merehandise or hardware: write With foll particalars, or better come and see me and the land. Henry Chay Wood River, Neb. 7/ FOR EXCHANGE, ok » iand o §1,00 ench ORM trotting stailion; want clear land: price, Box 66, Shopandosh, Ta. MO8 17 7,1 FOR EXCHANGE ALK SECTION OF UIGHLY Z\mproved Iand In Cherty Co.. Nebraska, 1 chandise. Thos. P', Matthéws, Woob Lake 7-DESIRABLE EAST! FRONT HOME, ALL choice neighborhood, bet. Farnam and for vacant fows. Huthchinson & it 13 Z WHAT HAVE YOU FOR EXCHANGE: OUR Unew listia Just oul; send for it Western Kx S 14 HOME IN OMAHA . dry goods, clothing or have you ®000 pay KATES15c a line fiart timo and 10c & line th Wfter. No mavertisement taken for less than OUNTZE PLACE, BARG NINE-ROOM house on Wirt, 86,500: §1.000 cash.” Elogant ho on Pinkney, #5801 80 cash, bulance 8500 v month;_other nomes: won asider some trade. i Crelghton bl J. Gibson o paLE AT A BARGAIN, LOT_15.BLOCK 4, L. Solby's first pddition to South Omaha. Smali payment_down, balance monthly If desired Inquire G. B. Taschuck, Umnha Bee. 83 400 ACRE FARM IN BLUE RIV valley, Thayer county. 10 milos west of Hebron, One of the very best farms in the county: good house, barn, granaries, eribs, ete.. and un abundance of fruit, timbor and running water. salo or exchange for good Iands or clty property, a brick rk packing hou Thayer unty, nonr B For particulars | ire of nt in Hebro 53 TOR SALE NEBRASKA FARM LANDS. G. G [ Watlnce, 312 Browri block, lith and Dougins. FOR SALE OB RENT- Sevoral desirablo modinm Sixod and small housos chean ana on easy terms. W. 8. Millard, at Omaha Nat. bank. 53 JOI SALE—8-K CORNER 17th, DORCA! 188. 3 cottages, stablo for G horsos, can be di vided 10t0 5 1ots, Inquire at premises. 12 16 [FIVE ACRE LOT.S ADJOINING THE TOWN OF Biair, Nob.; good iand. 1. W. MeBride, ' ODERN 10 ROOM HOUSE, GOOD LOCATION; no trade; cash bargaln. Address O 24, Hee. Mad0 M1o* TTOK SALE, HOMES, ANY PRICE, 780, 81,200 UP; [ onsy terms; take cloar property as firat payment. G G. Wallnce. Brown block, 16th and Dougis. Fobnioast front. n fino r stable, tc., complote 1n every dotail: latest | provements: house decorated through out Tinutes from court house by motor: a great c 10 secure s moderu Howe. Address I° 47, Bee ofice. R BALE-_SEVENTEEN THOUSAND ACRES unimproyed lan ward, Sherman, Groeley and Valloy co praski, on very liberal terms, on defo ments, € per cent interest, Address D. Rer 0. box 1 Low Angeles. Cal 211 att l‘(m SALE, SEVERAL ELEGANT HOUSES near Hanscom park, Just completod. all modorn conveniences: can givo immediate possession. Geo. N. Hicks, 805 N. Y. Life blag. N E. CORNER 20T[CAND a bargain for @ few days only x HICKORY, 50X150 ¥. K. Dar i LE. 5ROOM (K0T [ atea 1614 17rd strect. " Callon A. Ho TMPROVED FARM, GOUWLAND. 21 MILES FROM £21 an nere ondhuio. Co-operative Land g{a HOTEL AND Tots, well locatad; it basil, Dalance on time Address Tock box 114, Witsomvitie, Neb. ~_ Misl 24 HAIRGPODS. RATES. iter. THEAT-. Wigs, bangs for catnlogue jvids, 111 8. 15th st.,, Omnha w1 916 FVHE IDEAL LADIES HIAIR DRESSING PAIL lors, kwilches, bang; s, toupecs. jewolry und hair ornuments In stocky s to_order, speclal at tention given to mail orders. 209 S. 15th st Mg M20* rieal wiks and beards ®hpeciaity. awitches, halr chalos. Gt sond Mull orders sollcited. PAWN BROKERS. PN E MARTL REMOVED TO 107 8. 13TH ST. 971 Al 1510 DODGE ST. M35 51° chu MOMHLE, OFFICI 15115 FARNAM ST. 5 SNYDER'S LOAN OFFICE, DRESSMAKING. { ~MONEY ON FURNITURE, HORSES, PIANOS. AR B S A X, WHEN YOU WANT A CHATTEL LOAN SER W. R. Davis, room 2, Continental block. X NoNe 910 —MONEY TO LOAN, 3, 00, % DAYS ON FURNI ture, live stock, ete. Duff Green, removed to Koom §and 9. Barker bik TOANED ON FURN Fred Terry, . MONEY ON 80! CKS, WARRAN personal property. Wayne& Baliey, R.402 Knrbac ) M3I* "BUSINESS UHANUEE. “loc a line first_time and 100 4 1o the after. No ndvertisement taken for less thun 2. 7BUY THE COMMERCIAL. | hotel at Broken Bow, Neb, No RATES FOR SALE, A_FIRST CLASS OPENING FOR a man with a small capital t3 invest in stock of general merchandise; well established business; #00d profits, - Addross box 715 Omahs, Neb. e m 16% RATES—1 - after. No advertisement taken for less than 250, RCUAIMS FOR BALARIES, SERVICES WAGES, oto., ngninst corporations or individuuls, bought and advanced on. V7. & Davis,It 20. Contingntal blk ]{ CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 1600 Farnam st. up stairs, male and female hel, ordors matl promptly attended to. K Omaha Nutional bank, Tel. 854 Ry JAMILTON BROS, CA uilders, All kinds jobbis RPERSONAL-STOP COUGHING, 100 RE- ward for a case of throator lung trouble, last stages excopted, whic not be relioved by proper use of Dr. X. Ntone's bronchial wafers. 250 a box at druggists. For sample send 100_to Stone Med, Co., Chicago, 1L, D476 15% 3 ~ CLAIRVOYANTS., HRATES 150 u 1no first timo and 100 n line th after. No advertisement taken for less than 2 CMADAME FIRITZ, 2% CUMING SCIMFvOraht and. trancs. modiat: STREET, SN KANNTE V. WARRER Preliable business medium, ffth year 110 N, luth 589 ~HOUSES AND APA i dence block in elty. LAl 1 LIST OF HOUSKS, § 7 Bourd of 'rmn«m tvontont- 1o, bustaen inrt. Co., 42 Bee b 'L ALL MODERN CON- heat, sot bowls un 1 nt ovorlookipg High Sl d patnted through posscasion glven on the 2l y Sall, 007 Paxton block. —FOR RENT, now belng papered s NIOE NEWLY FURNISTIED Fooms, o33 N: 19th, Hrennan Not: —FOIRENT, T AND § ROOM FLA COF. Jacknon st ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY, WONDERVUIL Drevelations. Challenges the worid. Mrs. Dr. Legrave, dead trance el Imist and iife render; tells your lifo from tho cradle to grave; uniies the separated | causes mar- riage with the one you love; tolls where you will succeed and In what bi adapted for; hy the celobrated Kgyptian breastpiate 10 luck and to bad_infiuences; Jntowperance rivato com plaints age, buths oho! 4 alr. oume nnd date of birth und recelve ncourate life 2 cents In stamps for clrcular; glve initials of o you will marry: also photos of sawe. Otice 1007 Fouth 11th streot, first floor: hours,9 & m (0 4 m. Come one, come all. and be convinead of this derful oracle. B0 1§ oyant. astrologl: HAB!AOE BATHS, ETO mal bath and chiropo treatment, manicure 4 8. 18, Withuell blk. FOR RENT-: 'URH!BK‘D IOOII‘ JATES 160w line nrat tme and 100, & No advartisement taken for lnu than e HOOM KLEGANTLY 1817 Leavenworth J-LARGE FRONT ished, steam heat. bath, ot pireet. For gentléwan. F FOI RENT, ok furBiabed oF unduraisned, saom FRONT on Two MADAME SMITH. 1121 DOUGLAS STREET, Toom 7,40 Hoor.” Alcohol.aulphus 82d ses baths MASSEUSE ELECTRICIAN M0 14 A KUE MASSAGE il S0UTH treet, *rd flour, amistant. MUS1S fl' MASSAGE, 610 8. 13TH STREET, !II‘“:I-A:')‘ MISS ST0WE, b FO-BIOKLY FURNISHED FIRONT ROOM YORONE or two gentlomen, W10 D - FURNISHED e ' OR m’ruon E FOU KENT, KLEGA l )l llhl'llkl) noonn. tngle or en sulte, ¥ adjolnin For'| o7 8 Tadioa OF Baarriud oou noe roquired. @3 50. 1tk st arlor, aultable best '0f refer FURNISHED BOOII AIID BOARD. To sta and wils of Lo ludion private fawil; i wodern convenlonces. FOR KNDOWMENT POLICIES ir —CASH PAL Send dosoription A inold line companies. Brocklesby, box ON, DOING A 00d reason glven ror sellin ox §i5. West 1rolnt, Neb. Yf\v.\m-un, BLACKSMITH TO LOCATE IN new town on new railway; Inducements to right party. Address Wm. H. Guusell, townsite agent, Suvage, An > MUT 14+ Y JOR SALE, A CIGAR MANUFACTORY AND tobacoo store of twenty-one _years’ standing, on unt of 0ld age. Inquire of B. Arnat, u\!‘n!{‘ Neb. NTED, A CREAMERY AT ST, EDWARDS, ood Inducements ofiered a good wan elther in bonus or stock. Address A. Powell, s mnry Businoss Men's nssociation. 138 13 “FOR SALE, A HARNKSS SHOP, 161 AND on_mecount of slckness. Address [ Vioon s Fred Mueller, 1724 Vinton st BATHING \ FOIL SALE, MY RESORT AT Lake Manawa. Address J. J, Malowney, uox.lxu.;n, A ST CLASR r. ANl furnished in olng 8 g0od business. Heas: ‘tlike the climi WL sell Y TRING MILL, FOR SALE. THE STEAM power touring miil. with a capacity of 125 bbls. per duy, of all m; provements, bullt % years ago wil i Prague, Baunders Co le on ensy torms. For further particulars address Kaspar Bros., Prague, Suuuders Co., Neb. M7 88 ) BUY ONE-HALF in a g0od booming estute business in eastorn Nobraska. For par- culirs address Albort Rood, Room 704, New York Lito bullding, Ouiwha NAl0 15° Y—mn BALE OR EXCHANGE, A GOOD CASI business that will puy purty opersting It fifty per cent profit; good renson for selll Or lots taken in exchange. Address FOR THE NEXT TEN DAVS. FOR SALE 3 Akloon at Wause, Neb, A booming tow No. location.” Building 0x40. Two story. No. 1 Collar and fixturon, 01y saloon tntowe, " Frafer o sell but will rent saloon and fixtures for §50.00 per wonth. Aadress, C. C. Tellborg, Wausa, No! 110 Atlantic good busines: Warr, Atlant ' THE BENT OPE] store. Address L. doitig & machinist, J Mo { NEURASKA FOR A Brookluy, Funk, Neb. Mai-160 PERSONALS, RATES—150 o line trst after. No advertiseus “FOR SALE OR RENT. THE ONLY HOTEL T a0 1aeo porated town of Kennard, Wash.co’, Neb. Address T. Davidson. 18110 _MUSIC, ART AND ulOUAGI RATES 16¢ & linw first Uime and 10c & line there- _afler. No advertisement taken for less than 2o G, ¥. GRLLENBECK, BANJO THACHES, it osper or 010 N Lbeh ot [ Y 4,1 NE ETQCK OF HARDWARE IN CITY OF 800, dolug bost buslioss; firat class stork rally locatedi’ has lease 5,000 Hest reasons for u Hurdware Co. Y A FQRSALE ROTEL, SHEPHERD HOUSK, AT Ansley, Custer county, Neb. Two-story frame building. about 24x100, with good barn; 1 sleepin rooma: hotel well furnished. Apply 0 Dr. . & Thomas, Wood Kiver, Neb. HATES 160 a .n No aidvertisement taken (Or loss L} V UEVORE BUVING A FIANO EXAMINE THE e scal Kbl piato. A Hospe. 113 Dougiaa CLEAN STOCK OF GENEKAL M DS CWILL take roal eatatinSmoney. Hox 2 Frankfor, lnd: V) nv DESIRABLE FINST AND and east, furnished Tooms No. 3th street. T_FOR SALE, CLEAF VOB CASIL A WINE upright plano, nearly ll.' IIG standurd manu- facture. Address O ‘g. L .00 BQUITY IN GOOD RESIDENCES FOR clear Nebrasks land. Ubl, 342 Boe buildl AL o RATES—15c a line firat thne and 100 a line thero- ‘after. No advertisement taken for less than 25c. INGAGEMENTS TO DO DKESS MAKING IN Utaitlios solleited. " Migs Sturdy, 20 5. 3th et MASQUERADE COSTUMES, ETC. RATES—1ic & line firs after. No advertisem time and 100 1ino thero 1t taken for les than 25c. ADIES & GENTLEMEN CAN RENT MASQUE rude costumes at 114 SToth. Golden Eaglo stors. 960-m ~ MANUFACTURING JEWELERS, RATES—I50 & line first timo and 10¢ u line the after. No ndvertisement taken for less U JASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD. CARSON & BANKS, _room 8 Barker biook, Omul 913 S CUTLERY GRINDING. JEND YOUR SCISSORS, RAZORS. KTC., T0 BE Dground to Undoriand & Co., 106 5. 14th s, 819 IROPUSALS und Winnebago Tndiy Thurston peanls. endorse terial an | Horses," addressed to tho indorsignad at Neb., will be April 4th, 1802 allottees. 16 horses at said agency. seription of the material may be obtained up- n application to the must be of Amerlcan stock, from 4 to ald, 8o out blemish, we'l built in‘proportion tohieh ot loss than 050 pounds vice. companied by a somo of thi the Toast which chie United States | An ordinance drawn on the specin] dar in favor of Georze Warren Smith, in lleu of d amount in tavor of other partles wnich were drawn in their favor by mistake, and_authorizing the oan- cellution of such other warrants. Be it ordained by the city councli of the ity of Omuha: Section 1. other wari fund in favorot awn in their fore the delivery of said Geor, tofore issued be eancetled, That this ordinance shall tuko effect and be in force £ Passed Mure Sec. 2, Nasal Catarrh. I was afflicted from infancy with Catarrh,and for ten years with eruptions on my face. I was attended by the best physicians, and us(-d a number of Blood remedies with no |>ormnuu|( relief. LIFE WAS A BURDEN—~ My life became a burden to me, for my case was declared incurable, I saw 8. 8. 8. advertised, and took eight bot- tles, which cured me cntirely, and T feel like a new person,—Miss Josie OWEN, MoxTPELIER, ORIO, RUUILDING and horses—U, & Indinn Service, \ Agency, County. Neb., 188, Sealed a8 1he case Winnebu eived until 1 o'elock, - 60 windows, k. lime, ete., required in Also tor furnishing ind A full 1'st undersignod. 10 and well, broken to hurness not less than lcally i artiele ntract. Torod [ 11 bids or part aeemed for the Lest interostof the Cortifiod checks: Eneh bid m United States depository bidder, mado pa mmissioner of per cent of tho i ord ndian Afrs, Aft will be forfeited euse any A coniract with good and suff ash in lou onsidered SHLE alan Agcnt. M 11d 21t m. ORDINANCE NO avthorlzing 2073. nts for the special damag on and others, which we wor by mistike, and that 1 war o Wiarren Smith 1 and after its passage. ond, 1802 JOUN GROVES, City B. P, DAV President Clvy C /A)lll BEMIS, Mayor. Approved March fth, 18 GEORGE P, BANCROFT, N will be received Neb., up to 1 on file at s be zddressed: zens Bank Bullding.”, Moh-ig-a-2-t, To Contractors. | 0. 1302.-Senl6d t Citizens Bunk, o'clock noon. id bank nount o furnish a the amount of board of dire sum of twic The Cltizens Bank. 2. T. RICE, Cishier. Buneroft. Neb. MATERIAL Omihn Winnebngo. pro- Proposals for Building Ma- may be, and ., of for furnishing wnd deliverinz at the Winnebago Agency. about 80, 00 fe assorted lumbe ware, br t of ) doors, hard- the orec- tion of 15 frame houscs for Winnebago Indian delivering and de- Horses hands high, and to welgh Hidders will be ro- their bids tho for de- The right is reserved t be ac- ortifiod cheek or draft upon or solvent national bank in the vieinity of the residence ble to_the order of for at Amount of the proposi, to the bidder or bidders recelviug an award shall’ fall to promptly ox- ccuto suretios. otherwise to be roturnca to the bid- der. Bids accom m||lr‘|l by cortified eheek w ot bo furthor farorim ation lont of a For spoly to ROBERT 1. warrants to be e tund for 5,00 That the city comptrolier and mayor bo ‘and hereby are authorized to draw warrants In favorof George Warren S the sum of £,000 upon fand for the opening of ¥ warrants to be in lieu of warrants No 1 to No. 14 inclusive, herotofore drawn on said special i Merchauts Natlonul Bank ith for h street, the suid s to said the suid warrants here- bids, Baxcroft, March 30th, 1802 forthe erect on of a two story brickbullding. x70 feet according to plans and spocifications Eich bid must ve necom- panied by certified check or draft payable to Citizens Bank to the Did, which amount will be bank in case the bidder should be the contract and fuil to ceptable to the bourd of dirc in th price. per cent of forfeited to said awarded bond nc- tors of sutd bank ontract s reserve the right to uccept or reject any orall bids. Bids to 3ids for the Ercetion of Citi- Tan who 1n norvous and ProL. F.C. rownm. floudlll. Cona. Teav Omaha. | o0 p m o 920 p m y o Saffering fron: TO WEAK MEN:: 55 jariy decny, wasting woaknoss, lost oinuhood, et T vatuab! 1 seud o trentisd (senlcd) contdintng mn riicular for home cure, charc, by O i1om] toare s Bl T el by v ndid medical work ; sh v eve debilitated. ¢ 4 Address, REMINCTON TYPEWRITER BESTIN THE WORLD. Jos. P. MEGEATH, 1607# Farnam Street, Omaha, Neb, [CHICAGO BURLIN am| aKo EXDross. .. TON & Q.| Arrivay | Sinana e G m [0 b 630 p m 1016 0 m |11 710 p m| . 710 p m lmlml, 10th ana Mason Sts. Denver Vostibule Limited. Deadwood EXpress. .. .. .Denver Express ©...Denver Expesss. . (kxoeptSiin ) SIDEWALK NOTICE. Notlce Is hereby glven to the owner or own- ors of the following real estate, in the ity of of Omaha, to 1ay and repalr sidewalks in front of aud adjoining thelr property within 6fteen 1151 days from the 12th day of March, 1802, Such sidewalks to be constructod, repuired and luld in aocordance with pluns and specifications on file in the office of the board of puble works. und 1 necordunce with resolutfons adopted by the elty councll, vik West slde of st strect. lots J. 2 i and 5, 10, E. V. Smith's addition, 6 feet wide, presontgrade; West slde of 2th streot, lot 22 Reed's 2nd addition, 6 feet wide, permanent grade, East side of 9th street, lot %, Kountze 20d addition, North side of Hamllton street, oast half lot 6, block 3, Orchard Hill, Soutk: glde of Bancroft stroet. lots 110 18 in- clusive, N. J. Smith's addition, ¢ foet wide, vresent grade, ust side of 20th stre block 6, Boggs & Hill's wide, present grade, South slde of Cuss sureet, lots 1 and 2, blook 9. Sweezy's addition, 6 feet wide, Present grade. st sido of 33rd street, south half lot block7 Hanscom Place, 6 fect wide, perma- nent grade. South side of Paclfio street, lot 23, blook 7, Hanscom Place. 6 foet wide, pérmanent grade, west end 10 foet. more or loss. 1 West sido of ra streot, lots 1 to 11 inclusive, block 4, Mayne Place, 6 feet wide, permunent grade. East side of 4th strectydots 4 and 5, block 205, olty. 6 feet wide, presont grade. Soutn side of Centerstreet, lots 1 and 3, block 1. Cumpbell's aaditlon; § fo:t wide, presont rad ETWost sida of éith steeot. blooks %, 16, 10, 2. =5, 20und 31, West Side addition, 4 foot wide, tom- porury grade, ek West side of 48th stregsy blocks 1 and 2 Pat- tarson's subdivision &fget wide, temporary East slde of 40th streaislots 11 un 15, Orehard Hill, 6 feet wide. permanent grade. North side of 'Parkeutreet, ots | 10 2) in- clusive, block 17, Orakmad 1ll, ¢ foet wide, temporary grade. paths, auliest side of 28thpirebhot 21, Roed's tud ug- tion. Weat side of 1ith u'?.; lots 18 and 19, blook 0, Kountze's drd addit{oncand repluce. North sid of Ponplul 16, block 5, Shull's uddi East side of 22nd -lruu..lm 10, block 5, Shull's addition, ,South s:de of Ohlo nm‘b lots 1 and 2, block 2 Omaba View Exteuslon, replace and re- Dy West slde of ith strest. lots 110 12 luclusive, block 1, Warrenton. South side of Casslus street, 1ot 90, Gise's ad- aition, South side of Cagsius street, lots 1 and 2, Parker's sub of lot bl Gise's uddition. Sou Lk side of Cussius street, loL9l, Gise's ad- aitlon. South side of Cassius street, 10ts 1, 4, 5, 6 and 7, Rewmin 8 sub, Bouth side of Cassius street, lots 94 to 102 fn- addition. Popplelon av w. Hauseom Pluow, by extending walk to curb he corner. ‘Worth sids of Poppieton avenua, lot 12, blook . Huuscow Place, by extending wulk t0 curbat the corne South side of Poppletou avenue, lot 1 blook 1 hy-analnl; walk 1o curb at the corner. East side of 1ith stroet, lots &), al, ), Hart- wan's addition. North side of Masou street, northwest coruer 17ghy lgt 2% block & Kountae & Ruth's uddition. I uroh b 1o ik avser, Chulnnul Board of Public Works, mio-11-12 ot. 10ts 1. 2. 5, 6and 7. Snd adaition, 6 feel ) aveuus, lota 15 and ue, lot 1. blook W0 a m| 945 p m Tnnnas ity Diy K5 . Night Exp via U. UNION PACIFIC. - Union Depot 10th and Marocy Sta, D) Denver Expross Overland Fiyer. s & Falrtield Ex(6x Pacific Bxpress..... L & PACIFI t10th & Marcy S T AtADte Kxpross. Lii.Vestibule Express.. . enver Limited vor Expro: eaves Omaha 630 pm L0 poml.. CITICAGO, MIL. U. P, depot and Mar: Chicago Kapress .. Chicago Kxpress vos UX CITY & PACIH loux Clty Passengor . Paul Exprosy. .. 1OUX CITY & PACIFIC, Depot, 15th and We B p LI pm 55 pom Arrivos CHICAGO & A U. P, depot. 10th and Marey Sty (kx. Buny) Careoll Passenyor. | . ..Chleugo Expros “Vestibule Limited. | 50ba m Arrivos Omaha ) Wyo. Exp. (Kx. M folk (Kx. Sunday.) t. Paul Bxpross C, BT, P., M, Depot. 15t and Web 1w m Sloux City Kxpres Transter| 0.0 p | .. 102 a m 430 pm|. Leaves | Transfer| 1B 1000 8 m[ 7., Kausas City_Day Express 1015 p m! Lenves 50 p w Teaves Transfer fix. Sund'y)| .......80 Paul Liwmited ... Baucto fs Passenger (Kx. Sund'y) | MISBOURIL PACIFIC, Depot idth aund Webster Sts. _ ~ Louls Bxpr ‘8t Louls mnu on N Inion Depot.Cou . Night Expre “Atlantic Expross. buhule Limited ‘Kansas Clly Night Expross “TUHICAGO, BURL'N & QUINCY, Ars t, Council Bluffy Expross ixpross Local ... T UMAHA & 8T, LOUIS /nion Depot. oll Blufts Wt Louls Canon Ball.. “SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. Unlon Depot, Counell Blutls. wBlowx Dity Ao ... 8L Paul CHICAGO & NOKTHWESTEKN Arrlv 8ion Depot, Council Blufls sfor! Union Doy ) Exp Vestibule Lim . Kastern Flyor (i $ai) Atlanuio Mail (% Noa | voes CRTEOU PUsbeRgOr oo Transtor 1600 p ai 1'% 8 m Transter X pm 10 & w THREE MEN ARRESTED. Koen, Count Palaskl and P, A, Gavin In- dicted by the Grand Jury, Shenft Benunott did some lively hustling aftor the grand jury reported, and as a result three mon faced Judgo Davis in the criminal court yosterday moraing to plead to indictments. . grand jury yosterday evening The prisonors wore: Ed A. Koen, indioted under two charges of criminal libol; P. A Gavin, charged with arson, and Count Arthar Pulaski, the dog-catoher, against whom five indictents were returned for maifeasance in ofica. Koen pleaded not guilty and wassent to jail in default of bonds in the sum of $1,500 on each Indictmont. He is accused with baving, correspondent of asensational sheet pb: shed in Kansas City, crimivally libelled V. S. Shoemaker and a xirl named Nettio Wil- w00, There were five indictments against Pul aski. Ho is chargoa with baving made false returns to the city of the number of doj killod by him for the months of April, May, June, July and August, 1890, For those five months he collected pay for killing 2,428 dogs, whereas 1t h claimed that he killed in fact but 777 ocanines. He was hela under bonas of §1,000 on each indiot- ment and want to jail in dofault of surety. Gavin was oharged with having set fire to his book store on Cuming street in February last and was placed under Londs of $1,000. Heo was unable to furnish the required I)ML There are four more indictments yot in tho hands of the sheriff. Two of these aro agalnst non-residonts and the othor two will not bo served for some time yet for reasons kunown to the authorities, “I am foeling protty woll over the grand jury’s finding in the South Thirteenth street matter,” smd Commissioner Berlin, “I was the one member of the old board who voted against Carr's contract and_everything con- nected with that grading scandal, and tho jury’s criticism on the action of the board in that matter does not bother mo a little bit.” It was a question with Judge Davis yester- day whether Frank Allen should go to the pen for one year or ten, Allen is a young saddle-colored mulatto who stopped in at John Truman’s house the othor night ou his way bome from church and nipped three overcoats, Ho plead guilty beforo Judgo Davis, Tho court saia he would send the 1ad up for ten years if he thought he would versist in his caroer of crime. Ho finally de- cided, howaver, to givo him one year and a chance to reforn s A cortain philanthropist buys a large quan- tity of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup every wintor and gives it o the poor suttering from coughs and colds. “There is not caso of neuralgia which can 1ot be at once rolioved by the use of Salva- tion Oil. Avall drug stores. Price only 25 cents a bottle. PR S Will Think About the Viaduct. When asked comcerning the attitude of the Burlington toward the project of recon- structing the Sixteenth street viaduct, Gen- eral Managor Holdrego said it was too early to say. He is of the opinion that the rail- roads did their full duty when they helped to pay for the present structure. He tniuks the roads cannot be forced by law to build a new viaduct, but heis willing to give the matter consideration. When plans are matured onough to learn tho size and cost of the proposed structure, and a statement made showing the amount to be assessed to oach railroad. 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Cornerl4th . llinn . curddin 104080 G, Wepay ililcared DR S ATEPAENS Lebaa s Oregon Short l o k Ilu A )rlhnru Ilull way Co —Stockholders' Meoting, Notlce Is hervby glven that the anoual meeting of the stockholders of the Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern Kullway eom- pany, for the olection of directors and suc other business as may logally come before the meeting, will bo held at”r Hoopor Bullding, Salt Luke City, Territory. upon Wedunesday, the 160 duy of Maroh. 14 at 10 o'clock . 1 Stock transfer books will upon the 20th day of Febeuury, und reopen upon the 17th duy of Murch. ~ ALEXANDER MILLAIL, Socretary, BosTON. Mass., | 10 0 A torpid liver is the source ohl sim, sick headache, constipatic bilious fever, chills and Jaundis 'Tufl 8 Tiny Pills IIIVIII ( effect on"the liver, Ator] uu 1thy () . close Veb. 2, 1502 AN HOUR WITH BARNABEE. The Bostonian's Every Day With the Rarest of Comedy. Mr. H. C. Barnabee of the Bostonians and Mr. Jules Lumbard mot yesterday, tried tooutdo each other In narrating reminis- cences and new stories and then adjournoed to the Millard hotel billiard room to determ ino which was the greator artist with—the ciie, The delightful comoedinn was bubbling over with happy spirits, and the spectators wero ontortalned with a diverting by-play hiat was as unstudioa as it was amusing. A good shot was emphasized with a bit of #leeful clog dancing or the humming of a bar of music: a failure was followoed with a look of incredulous amazoment, and all the tima tho big bass singer was boing rallied about insisting on a four-ball game. It was merry, good natured banter, but ho of tho flowing locks won the game in spite of the (diver: tisoment, and then the two singers returned to pleasant reminiscences and convuising stories, Mr., Barnabeo told of coming to New York many years ago and hoaring Mr. Lumbard sing in Grace church choir, It was the first Kreat voice that the Bostonian had heard, and ho commented : ‘It was a gront mistake tnat Lumbard dia not take up a public career. With his mag- niticent voice and presence he could have made an endurivg nawe for himsolf,” “After all,” retorted the big Omahan, *isu't a success on tho stage, no matter how great, a failure! Look at your own case. You bave no home, no society; you are a r spectublo tramp, “'Ab, but there aro componsations. It 1s a bohemian lifo and has the spice of variety. As for friends, Thave thom all over thu coun- try. 1 can find as many in Omaba as in Bos- ton, and at St. Paul I saw almost as many {n the boxes. " Mention was made of Mrs. Smith, a mu- tual friend, who gave promise of a great career as a singer until marriago ended it. **Thero is an iilustration of tho unsatisfac- toriness of nprofessional careor, said Mr. Barnaboe in a sorious voice. “Mrs. Smith dropped out, there was a little ripple, and now she is forgotten. Aund that probably is the way it will be when the greatest come- dian on the American stage retires.” Tho last remark was rather indefinito until the spoaker threw back the lapels of his coat, thrust nis hands into his pockets and rollod his eyes upward with a mock sincerity thut was delicious in its finesso, The Bostoniars wauted Mr. Lumbard to sing “Sieoping Moggie,” and that sugzestod aonother story. Many years ago Mr. Barna- bee went out on a tour of thirty-nine nights, and at thirty-seven perfoimances the com- pany lost money. One of the party consoled the others by singing “‘Sleening Maggic every night. Their Hirst ongagement after ro- turning home was to sing at a funeral. They had appeared to such small audiences that Mr. Barnaboe unconsciously turned to tho soprano as thoy were gatbered aoout the coftin and asked : Do you think we will make expensesi” Tho drollery of the narrator was irresista- ble, and thus these two ola friends talked on for'an hourin & delightful spirit of com- radery, the player embellishing his poiuts with exquisite vomedy. Mr. Barnabeo is quite as diverting in pri- vatelife as on the staze, and hasa charm of manner that is very grateful. In speaking of his professional career he said laughingly that be had been siuging for 175 years. IF'rom tho subsequent couversation 1t appears that ho had sunzin a Boston church choir for twenty-four years and this is the fourteenth cason of tho Bostonians, He had had some oxperience on the stage, having firstappoared in “All1s not Gold that Glitters,” given as o benefit for R. . McLean, now leading man with Miss Maggio Mitchell. Afterwards ho supported Boston's idol, William Warren, in *‘Box and Cox. ‘The orgauization of the Boston Ideals, ho said, was the unpremeditated re- sult'of circumstances. *Pinafore” was tho rago fifteer; years ago, but had not received creditable production in Boston. A mews- vaper writer suggested that it ought to be given with an ideal cast and uamed the singers who afterwards were kunown as the Ideals. The sugeesiion was acted acted on and the company scored u great hit. They then took up tinitza” atd won another triumph. Miss Ober, who was managing a lecture bureau, saw an op- portunity 1o utilize this eroup of tocal mu- sicians, and secured them for short circuits throughNew England,the members returning 1o Boston every Saturaay for their church choir work and from that beginniug grew the permanent organization. Mrv. Burnabeo is in love with his work, enjoys excolient health, and will probably continue to enter- tain American audieuces for years to come. Lo ik Universal Pralse Moans Merlt, ‘The success of Chamberlain’s cough rem- edy in effecting o speedy cure *of la grippe, colas, croup and whooping cough, has broucht it into great demaud. Messrs. Pon- tius & Son _of Cameron, O., say that it has gained a reputation second to noue in that vicinity. James M. Queon of Johnston, W. Va., says it is the best he ever used. B I, Jones, druggist, Winona, Miss,, says “Chamberlain’s cough remedy is perfectly reliable. 1 have always warranted it and it never failed to give tho most perfect savis- faction.” 50 ceunt bottles for sale by drug- gists. Afs Sprinklod THE REALTY MARKER, NSTRUMENTS placed on record Maroh 11, 18021 WARRANTY DI Edward Mullery and wifo to William Nolun, lot 1, block “A" Bedford. . .3 1O Mcody to J B Brown. lot 2, und 1ots 19 und 0, block pince A Jucob Baty ndrov ‘Norgren. pt it 7, hiock 15, ‘Tmprovoment. Assoclution al Audrew Norgien 'ind onsen ot al yame. S Bt Pratt and wife to ' T2 oids, 1ol s, ICrES DAY e SR Eifzabeth Hengor o0 Josephing Win Detn, 120 and 1274 1n Block " Shinn's add: & 8 1t lov 8, Dlovk %0, It 16, bloek 1; Toster's udd. nis W' lot %4, Kountze 2d add, wis 1ot 7. Dlock ), 6.000 cuthne Taylor and_ Kusband 16 ¢S Monteomory. lots 5 8 and 9, block 1, Kountze & Kush's udd ..o ... 1 Western Investment. company’ o Hugo Pracht, lot 1, block 7, Lmprovement Assoclation wad... .. el K37 Henry Deitsch to’ Magdiiens Tiérold, lots 21 und 22, block 4, shriver placo 1,000 French Clark 1 A P Jonsen, 1ot 1, Mid- dleton . . B . 200 J S Griffe %008 4 0f n i sw 42 L ¢ Wiisdn and husbund tosatié, s ‘wite' 'to ‘Joren men and wite (o Eilz ot 15, block 18, Hunscom Placo. 1 iowitt und husband to W Krolaler, Samio ... ... » [ G E Prito ua Wife i undiv i ot % block i 0 Board of Home Mission of Presbytoriin Ghureh of United Statos of Americs to A'J tanscom, undiv 215 bloek 100, Ot Bonrd of_ Forolen Ko, samo ... E R Duvis et al samo..... s KK Hayden and Wite 10 WA Pixton, Jots 6,7 and & block 31, Albright's Choieo. ... .. 4 wiitlam Fiteh ind wite' €01 MeCague: lot 4 and w i loth block <86, Umaha, Tots 1 und ¥, KIverview udd ... W O Taylorind wife to Honry Krei- horg. fot 6 and undiv % lots | wud 2 varry Gurdon ;... Omiin fonl Estuto and Trist y to' W H Turner. Lot 5, block b, Suunders & 11's wdd 10 Walnut Hill Tugo Pracht and wife to O 1 Baiiou, 16t - blook 7, Improvement Association wad ... QUIT CLALY DREDS. 9 1 Flley, trustoo, to Mrs T Linton fots 8 and 6, block 222 Eif Hodgins, trastet, 10 L £ feres of B of Hwly wl J A Grifren to L © Wilso t 0,10 weres in iw s 6 lock?. Morrison's add Omiha o e trustee, o L C Wilson 2 riof nw sw 215 . ustee, ot al to Griffen ©Uueres of s'y 0f u's of 8w 82-15-14, © ¢ Weros nbh 8 nby ew d2-10-13. LG Wobster to OB Lowe W block E, Lowe's add © M Sehneider and wife 1o W 'O Thylor purt biock 12, West Omuha W0 Tuylor dad wite to Houry Krow- DOFE, SAME. 2eaeirenen DEEDE. D M Mercer, muster in chunoery, to T W Cauidwald ot 9. block 65, South Omahi. .voieons . 6,000 1,600 1,600 8,500 Mission of sume o 0" dame, undiv' 1416 1.000 2,000 R EE Omaha Ell Hodg acros In so | Ell fodgins, Tot 1, Total wuiouut of transfors, ........... #0004 N Mres. E M. Lewis, Oxanua, Ala., writos : “ior over Lwenty years | have suffered with hoadaches without relief from the many rem- edies and physiolans tried during that period llluuy(rauuu produces the most satisfactory results. It is almost as widis- peosable Lo wy comlors as wy food."