SPECIAL NOTICES. umns after 12:30 p. m. Terms—Cash in advance A tisements v T this head 10 eent e for the Airst inser cnts for en Eequent insertion, and #1150 a line per No ndvertisement’ taken for less th the first insertion, Seven wor w o the line: they must run comsecutively and m be pald in ADVANCE All advertise ments ninust e handed in before 1280 o'clock p. m nd under n stances will th o Laken or discontinued by telephone Parifes ad s in these columns and have tng their answirs addressad in care of Tie Hrw will | k for & check to enabie them Lo zet thelr letters, a1 Vered excent on resentation of 3 swers to ndvers Al ndvertisements in thesa colums ar 1 in both morning and_evening editic ilation papers dally conts b A A\-vn\ngwn,u'.,m. will be taken ns, at the following husi 1 agent Ty am ns OHN W, BELIL, AHASE & BN J Sonth 16ih S5 Q TARNSWOITIL, i\ J. HUGHE e Street. (‘ W, P. x e, = SITUATIONS WANTED. W ANTED Hop or Alais requirea, Room 4 119 N WV Rrvtoiuss ok with £Ome Of tha hest fun Othier crstorn cities, California st Be Phatmact ist, 624 North lith ARR, Pharmacist, 1900 St Mary's 16Lh st. b Sftuation in a first class family ferences 100; lies in New Vork and Call at 007 isth and 1A NG Indy woi board and 1like situation to 10t & Address 411 bread ant Address | 'Vv:wn ED—&ituation by cake baker, ity or country. 2 Bee of 811 "\\ llIl (dy work by a good br niaker, A s .18, Ttee, 463 10) LADY ha training course of normal AT e ¥ would like to n g v miles in the'country. 41110 NTED—E<uation as stenographer pewriter by laly of experience and ge nwho can give excellent refe w 0, B, city. 78 1 WANTED--MALE HELP, ANTEDLive w Wi Bl Wi rkers to solicit with & €450 t0 36 per day. Ad- \\' .‘,“‘El B! in matling room Call between 9 and 11 4. m, nvassers to nvass in m; ary. | Address I 1, Bee office 851 1% ‘v\' ANTED—A young stadent to walt on tal for board at & 16th. 1. . FD_First class . Lewls & Son. i “ typewriter who has bock-keevtng. stenographer and some kuowledge of American Loan & Trust Co, B4 12 i‘u. TED—At Jolin Epeneters, corner 10th and Dodge, three tin roofers, cornice- sunkers preforred. i Four galvanized iron Ruemping & Bolte, cornice 811 Far- 500-11 ADpIY 150 T i"/« TED—A young man abont I8 years of e to make himself gererally useful in & Fetail store. U Sourh 10th st “ 2 »—One first-clas & conbler. Must be B temperate, Young man, and Blnll” A.D. Morse, i4th and Farnam. 519 11 ‘ J ANTED—Threo good tinners. Weston & ctrone, 625 N 10 620 15 NTED—Pants and vest makers. Ifkel), David City, Neb. 617 1i* “'AN ED—Milker, 4115 Saunders, NV ANTED=X i to soiiits saiary $100 e Tnonth; must deposit £ and give secutity or money coliected, Address George 8. Clina, Vagner biock, Des Mones, 1n, T RACISELioeSs S L0 noN A 18 WANTED-#5 a month and ex- 0005 cnses paid any active person to sell our no capital, salary monthly, expenses in ayanc Co.. lloston, 47 ors. ney, o0 Carp to ' Real Estate Ag 440 11 John ., particulins free, Standard Silverware v\v.xxrhh-.u. 18 to canvass for the best elf-wringing mop made, Exclusive terri- pory given to agents on application. No experi- Bnce necessary. Send for deseriptive circulars aud terms, Perfect Mop and Wringer Co, Car- Foll, lowa. 411 V\ THD—Young man in every westorn town_to collect, ete., and write for our Weekly. Smull salary to start with if reference and trinl i satisfactory. Pay icreased T ces will warrant, Addresswith one reference nd stamp for sample and particulars. The Homestead, Omaha, N ST 30 ’BM S—-Am. Dist. Tel. Co., 104 Dougiga. - ‘1!\“ to take the agency of nur 8120 2EXIRXIN dnches: welght 500 1ss petiil price 841 other sizes in proportion. A Fkare chance aud permanent business. These PAfs meet o demiind never before supplied by Enn Safe compaiiics, as we are not governed )y the safe pool. Alpiuesafe Co. Cincinnati, O, “' Wish to employ a fow salesmen on salary to sell our goods by sampls to the who le- im and retall tride of Omaha, Neb., and ad oluing states, We are the largest in'€Ug's of our ine {n the colintry, Send two cents in stamps fo fullparticulars, No postaly answered, Centen ial M'f'g Co,, Cin ANTED—First-class cook to take charge of kitchen: must understand his business, he rand have good references. Addres H o5, Bee office., w1 WV ANTED- Eucigetic men and women every- where for a genteel, money-making busi. P ) weekly prolit guaranteed easier than 460 ontily otherwise, Experience absolutely un- ecossary. Permanent position and exclusive rritory assured. #: sumples free. Write for wrticufars, Address, with stamp, Merrill Mg, <133, Chicug: MOZT 7 ANTED—Good _lite with bank refere Union Life at 401 M. building, Omaha, Offi 1006 p. m. Insurance solicitors s, are wanted by the \ints' national bank © Lours § o 10 &. . and 845 WV ANTED-Men for raitroad work 1n Wash. inglon territory. Uleamsters, pick and Bhovel mien, ax imen aud rock men, big W aud long, steady ob. AL Alnghts Tabor Agency, 1120 k'mlnmll st. 80 VWV ANTED-A first-c lass experienced window dresser. Inquire at the Far 553 WANTED--FEMALE HELP. JANTED—A pastry cook. woman b ¥ ferred, at 322 N, 16th st. 1. vis & & AR T TR “'AN'I‘BI) A girl for_general housewors in swall family, Call 102 N 19th lll\; W‘(K. 0~ T\' ANTED A lady to solicit; must deposit 325 and ity for money collected. i y fridress George 8. Cline, Wagner. biock olnes, 1a. ivn'nm'xgm' for second work. os [3) Must Apply between 12 and 3 s ¢ cor.25th and Jones, a9 10 hLave references orsand 7, afternoons, “v ANTED—First-class eneral house work at N. E. cor. 15t avenworth, BT 1o irl for and TANTED—Girl to take care of baby and wssiat in house work, 2319 Poppleton ave LISt AN ED—Girl for general housework, Ger iAD prefoived, at K South th strod; 7 10+ “'ANTBD—u Girls to do general work, 4 Waltreases, 2 dishwashers, § chambermaids £0oks for hotels and restaurants, cooks in pris wate family b to®. Lots of good places for s, Ouiatia Employuient Bifrean, 115 Nioth h 574 100 '“'A\Thn A girl at the Doran _nouse, 42 § isth st, near st. Mary's ave. 15 7 ANTED—Two ladies to solicit in this and Adjoining states; salary per_mouth; oall on Busie Horold, toom 115 Millard hote Iy T ANTED—Woman cook tor Ho)dregs, N 2d_cook for Holyoke, $2); 2 waitre . E0: fare paid for all; fine lauudires % per w small nurse girls, nd girls, 20 for general housework, ia, G111y 'S Thth TANTI skirt and ‘\ .\\Illvrlu" Ase ers. Our Galasburg, 11 st, Chi ago. e EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS. CANADIAN Sty 5 1oth, T earad HIK in 10 W. Washington ) i nt office, Mrs, Br rence Omakia National MISCELLANEOUS WANTS, " T ANTED-Tioard and room in strict \\'\\\Hv m--'. and take 1 J. 15, Smith \\‘-\nu “For onr first annual hal cing Monday, October 15, unc tinue s w0k, 2 bavies, Addre for Mr<. Hunt at Kaen 10 FOX BT ACCOUNTANT W partn ting dress, stati Bee Musce, n o TANTED--T v desira 1o locate in busing a0 f 10 1 P, Kraus, 1657 Farna sell.” The public to make good WANTED Tho Bee's message boxes throughout W ANTED=Ttyon nave any houses and lots to sell o Jperty, call on me or write, C. C. Rpotswool 1 Ianas, tots, or ECARDING 1 per week WS O1r crs at “ NTED PBUAKRDING and First-c number can Loarders Table At 1800 Douglas. me—At 1l a<3 and plaasant place Lo accommodated, A} S0 10 3 WANTED -TO RENT ‘\'\\\llv Ttoom wit voard su one sentleman, ¢ ANTED 1y fam 2 G, DOX 104 Fu2 i + wiil will fowara, FOR RENT-MOUSES, WILL rent the Kountze Place, ¢ st floor of modern house, Address F 2, Hee Six_rooin cottuge on Grorgle NG e, Kng; QOR RENT—New 3 room houses, 0th and Pinkney sts. 8 per month, J. R Hamil- tom, room 21,15t National bin’s binlding, 541 16) SO IENT | (PR ro T hose, ity Tnquire at 160 Howard. ook A-room dwelling, Davenport street #18 per month, Apply Nethierton Hall, room 425, First National bank, Ot 12 TOR 1 Tie best 1ist of desirable houses in the clity. Netherton Hall, a root 42, First Nat. ban] 5 lpun RENT—New 10-room dwelling, Dodge st, every convenlence, 85 per month. Inive at once. Netherton Hall, room 4 Broom. cotti nyes ORI RENT. . Inqu erton Hal per me st Nat. bk, & Farnam 43010 {OR RENT—House in Kountze change for board for man and wife tamily preterred. Address E 52, Beo DOR RENT- and Seward. and Look over ner, F, K. Atkins Colo, hmn SATL a town £ stock of and'real estate, 23,500 stock of dry ent the iaud and Larimer address oty exchange and grocartos in good goods and groceries, estabiished business, in central Nebraska. £,50 stock of jewelry for live stock 82,700 worth of hotel furniture ana lease sale. opening for en & man, #,000 stock of millinery. part cash and reul extita; best [ocation in city, 1,40 stock of hardware for sale, good open- ing. 1,000 st0ck of drugs, good town, dotng paying busit eal estate and part cast 5,000 stock farm, 200 neres, 1% mile good K. K. town in Nebraskn, excha! horses, catile or sheep Want stock l morchandise or on from Will_pay Lance 1n go 1 farm "Wilht €440 stock of goncral merchandiso for 33 section Neb, land clent and $500 cash Want good stock of groceries in large town b established trade, will pay casli ou reasos t #,%0 commission business Tocatlons in this eity 26,000 bty 3k 1o exchane k ranch, rents for § li S xehange for its for $310 por moutt and laase of tw well for 10 15 casn, for sale among the or A good i, itraliy 1o ted from part 1, exehar ated 0 busin Krans, 160 terme, DArt furnit Under and by virtue by section six (2 entitled * 1. John M. of Nubraska, v of Nov AL DL th slection held at’ the usual places of vot aid state, for the purpose of electing the f¢ fng officers, to-wit Five e of president and vice president of the United States, One wember of congress from the First con- gressionul district, one v of Congross from the S gressional district her of cougress from th 1 district, nor. ond cone ie Third cou Attorn Commiss it and buildings, L and resentati encl utative & provided by law. whereof, "1 have hereunto set Tepre my Latid wnd caused 1o be aftixed the haud and causgl. 'S \ite. " Done at Lin Jay of October, i the year of thousand eluht hom Ntv-elht, the twen. r o the state, and lence of the Unitad Statos the one hundred and thir- teenth, HN M. THAYER. (Senl] By the Gov 8. LAWS, Sacre Notice, Sealed proposals will be received at the oftice of the county k, ot Douglas county, Neb. until2 p.om. Saturday, Octoher Lith, 185, fc removing 4,00 cubic yards, more or liss, onconnty road, in Séetion'12, Tp. 15 the same belng Known as Center Ntreet, Lorn Station, Certified check of &0 to ac. ipany each b The board reserves the right to re all bids, Protl oftice. any and 1 spectfieat oyor's By order of connty commissioners M. D. ROCHE, Conny Cler otdl2teom to Notice to Contractors, of County Clerk, Dong aturday October Titl, 8,000 yards of eart ton Station, betw Certified clieck of The Board reserves the right to all bids, M. oct 10 m&e 6t-wit L L, ¢ removing Notice to Contractors. QEALED Proposals will be reccived at the oftice of county clerk, Dou Junty, until 2 o'clock p. m. Saturday, Oct, 15th, 1885, for res moving 400 yards, more or less, of earth, on halt section line in Sec, 10, I RO all Qirt to e placed between raiiway track and bridge. Certifled check of £25.00 to accompany each Did, The hoard reserves the right to reject any and all bids M. D. RocaE, County Clerk. olimeitwl Akzm IEST “FOR SALE+ EVERYWH ER: nlg n hasgiven nn!vcr sal satisfection in the cure of Goac:rhwa and Gleet, T prascribe itand feclsate inr:commond- ing it to all sufforers, A.J. STONLR, M.] Deeator, (8 PRICT, §1.00, Bold by Druggiats ADDITIONAL COUNCIL BLUFFS. A Grand Demonstration. Therve was a meeting at republican headquarters yesterday to make ar- rangements for the grand rally to be held here on the 25th inst. The atten- dance very large, and the prepara- tions will be the grandest ever held b The following speakers will be invited: Hon.J. M. Thurston, Hon. Lafe Young, x-Gov, Stone, J, C. Cowin, John Brennan, and John Y. Stone. The affair will bo extensively advertised, und there will be an enor- mous crowd of people in the city on that evenir The following “com- mittees were appointed: Fireworks—Dan C; Dr. C. Judd, Frank Cook. Financ Dr. Gordon. sistants. Transportation—T. J. Sims, J. C. Mitchell. Halls—Colonel John Fox, B. Clark, Theodore Guittar, Music—J. M. Treynor, D. . 1. Smith, teception—For C. B & Q. Patterson, F. J. Day, E. C. Brown, ley Burke, For C.'R. L. & F ('olum.l D. B. Dailey, C. S. Hubbard, D, R. Witter, William Amd. For C. M. & St. P.. Dr. Judd, H. C. Coffeen, Stephen Gretzer. For C. & N. W., L. M, Trey- nor, Byron Brown, R. Richardson, 5. H. Warner. For Wabash, J. C. Mitchell, James Patterson, John Lindt, E. S. Barnett. For U, P.,, W, I, Smith, M. L. Sears, W. E. Sapp, jr., Peter Wind. A very large committee on decoration was appoihted, also vice presidents in all of the townships throughout the county to take hold of the matter and get delegations to come from all parts of the county, In the evening there was 4 meeting to make acrangements for n!\wndlllg the rally at Omaha this evening. A special irain will leave at 6:20 o'clock to accommodate those who desire to go. There will be a very rge delegation from here. Both the it and colored clubs will go in uni- 4orm, besides the Flambeau club of 150 wembers, The boys drilled last evening and did re: murkubl\' well, They will make a very fine showing. rrig, B. 3. L., Shugart, ver to appoint as- ivans, Jacob Captain D. B. Clark, What Was the Matter ? The opera house was crowded last evening to its wtmost capacity by an sudicace composed of citizens of wll pos 'al belfefs, who assemblod to hoae Frank M. Hurd, of Ohio, discuss the tariff question from a democratic stands point, There were about a hundred citizong on the stage, a large number being promivent republicans. There was a large number ladies in the audience. = The reception tendered tho speaker was not a tering one,and he was ovidently disappointed. No roceps tion of any kind was tendered him, not even a band being secured to croato a little enthusiasm. There was a groat deal of indignation expressed by many an old time democrat at the manner in which the affair was managed, which was undoubtedly due to the local disafs fection existing in the ranks of the des mocracy. Mr. Hurd appeared to bo considerably out of he h,and is evi- dently much broken by the haed work of the campaign., 1o rehearsed the old threadbare arguments in favor of frec trade, but failed to elicit any very heavy applause. Onee or twice during the mecting the unterrifiod disciples did man 0 make a littie nowse, but it scared them und they quickly subsided. The ontle oceasion was a surprise to the majority of those present, both democrats and republicans, to see

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