THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ? MONDAY. AUGUST 8. 1892.
NOTICES
KOU TI1K8K , COLUMNS
AHVI1HT19KMKNT3 11-HJ p.m. for tlia orcnlnn
nnil until 8:3) : p. m. for llio morning or Hund r PJI-
A"I I mtTortlsomcnt * In tlicio colnmnn \ < 4 cents n
Trtirrt for lln t Insertion nnrt I cent n worn for tmch
ilbKpnuontln ortlon.or II M \ > ff line | > or month ,
NiinilvortUpmontlnken for lo tlun U cent ? for
thMlrnt In.iprtliin Tor mi c.iih In nilrnncp. InltlnH
fUilras. irmlioM , etc. , cncli count ns n word. All
nrtTortlfi-monlJi mint run eon ccntlTolr. AclTor-
tUiTK , lir ro'iiin.tbiK n numbered clieck. ran IIOTO
Ilin IctlnM nddrf ( ( ! to n numliorcil loiter In rnro
ot Tnr. llf.K Aniwern no nildroncil will bo rtcllv
droil on prcscntntlon of tlio chock.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
A WANTHI ) , POSITION AH (1OVKHNKS9. ( A
rHint ( ; 1 ( lily who nt pru i < nt Is Instructing ehll *
tlren in nrontipit toullicrn fnmllr "ould Ilkon ultnl-
orpuiltlon In the north ; cnn furnlali .ho l ) t of
pferoncci. Aililross ( > 0 , Iluo. M T7 8 *
YOUNO l.ADV WHO UNtlKKSTANH9 HOOK-
A ' < nonliiR nnd trpuittHlnif dcjlrci ponltion. Ad-
rtro" (121 ( , lice. Jir.UO'o
A A I.AI > Y ( ft * HKPINKMKNT AND K.M'KIU-
cnro wdnlun poMtlon nn nnmo for Infnnt , or
cnro nf IriTiillit. Will tnko noiltlon ns ho uankrrpcr
in Klttnlt ffttnllr. Ailitrcss (133 tiro. ( > 3.1-H >
- VXI'KKIK.STKII NBWSPAI'KIl MAN W1SII KB
AVXI'KKIK.STKII
nltimtlon to crtll i\nil nmnaRO. or locution to os- '
tnlillili rnpnlillcan nawipnpQr. lloforuncei. "r , "
lOMUonnrcUtroot. Mr.73 8
A-AN lNtm < THIOJS ( , INTKU.IOKNTHKKMAN
wnnt omptornicnti nponki" , romlK nnilwrltr
Knallult llnentlr , nnil run Elvo imtlifnctlon nt nny
klnil of work. Aililrosi U .11 , Hoe. MGM
WANTED-MALE HELP.
-'W'ANTKIUIAI.IMMIJS ' ' ON 8ALAHY OH COM-
Jjmlsslon tn Imndlotho now patent chemical Ink
erasing pencil. 'I ho uroatoit soiling novelty eviir
liriidneoil ; Crones Ink thoromthly In two tonnnds :
no abrasion of paper : 200 to HW per cent profit ; ono
ngcnt'fl sales uniounioit tn fKO ( In nix dnyn. nnothor
1.12 In two hours ; wo want ono energetic general
nitont In ench slnto nnd territory. For terms nnd
particulars address Monroa Krnsor Mfg. Co , . x.HJ
l.n crosse , WIs. 310
IiAUnUKIlS FOIl UAILIIOAD
n Noliraskn. Wyoming or 'outh Dakota ;
es ; free faro. Kmploymcnlolllce , ( XXiS. 10st.
8I6n'J-
TJ-SOL1C1TOHS WANTKD 311 M'CAdllK ll'LDO.
J ) M7M AI4'
T ) -WANTKD. HAHNKS3MAKKHS TO STAY
J'away from Kansas Cltr. Strtko there. MI3I 8 *
Tl WANTKD. APHACTIOALMAN WITIISOMn
J'capital to take n water mill. Address box K ,
Lincoln , Neb. S3S
B WANTISD. H. H. I.AHOilKHH KOU WYOM1NO
and South Dakota : coiicl wnioi ; ntemlr work ;
free pnas. AlbrUlit Labor /KOncr , 1120 I'arnam
Ml nU
T > -SAJ.iAinr I'AID WKKKIA * TO KNKKOKTIC
-IJaien ; experlnnco unnecD-uarr and permanent
cinploTincnt. Sliuerolllce , ISIODotiKlai. S3J HJ
B -K1HST CLASS IlltKAD , CAKI5 1IAKICII
wants steady plnco. Address t ) 31 , lleo MCJii 8 *
) -WANTKI > , A (1001) PIANO I'LAVIIll AT HO
JSonthlith. Millie llrnnch. 6378'
T > WANTKD IMllOltlCUS ; vraKon f 1.75. Apply nt
JJoOt 1'nicton block. Van Court .1 Leinlnt. MdlO ! )
"n-WANTKD. SAI.1IMJIAN , COOIl OPKNINU ;
J 'iinliiry or commlislon. Address with ulnmt ,
National ( Igiir | 'uiiiiaiir | , St. Louis. Mo. Mlill la *
I-IIOOKICIKPIII : : WANTKD. THOIIOUHIILY
J'competent and uxperlencoit man. Addrens In
own liainlnrltlnit. with reference , 1C. K. Koniinn ,
Jlimr. ( I. W P. A , I. Co , Oothcuburi ! , Neb.J10IJ
J10IJ 13
T ) WANTIID , FlUST-CLASd llAIUIKIt AT ONCK.
J'Coott wnics ; , nteady job forrkht party. Addresn
\V. A. ( ireenouxh. Ponder. .M uniS *
1WANTii : ) MAN TO Ot ) TO THU PACIFIC
J 'const mid take chiuuo of permanent branch for
large Clilcaiio hoime : will pay nil rnnnlni ! exponsoa
nnd nnliiry of I.UO per month iiudnlloir a pcreent-
K on nil buslntMiiliine ; llvo ur ton years'con
trnrtlf desired ; numt Invent ? 1UWJ cauli In uootls
nnd mcrclinndbio to bn eirrlcd there In ntuck. and
Mnnt Klvo ontlro attention to the bnMuuHi. Henry
Vurnun , C05 Homo Insurnnco bnlldliiK , ClilenKO ,
111. M'j-VJ b
T > WANTKU. 10 MKN FOIl TUB UNION PACIFIC
J > H'y"obetweiMi Clioyennoiind Pnentello , Idaho ,
Krcofiiro. lOUconl miners for ItockS rlnus. Wyo.
Wo pur ton. 100 laborers , tD.imsters. brlduemen ,
ntonenion and pllrdrivorn onC. & N. W. ll'r In
lowu WnKD , f..oo to KM per day. 1-reofnro.
Kramer .lo'llourn Labor iiKoncy,301 South llth t.
MIMI 8
" 15 U1 VOU AUK SiiUCINl : A IlKill OHADK
l/pmltlon In any pnrt of the United States wrlto
to Western lluslness AKcncy , luclosln.1 slnmp ,
Minneapolis , Minn.
fB -WANTKD A FlllSr-CLASS SOIIKH IILACIC-
- > smith..I. C. Jordan.innlun , Neb. Mtill 9 *
B WANTKD , 100 MKN FOIt TIIK C. M. A SI' . P.
Hy. CO , In lown. Wnjres , $1.73 per day , Frco
faro , . KramcrVLO.Ucarn , labor nuenu30.1 South
llth street. 4iil-i' (
WANTED HEEP.
-vANTTj. " "A OIliLI'-ol ( nj NIIUAL 11O1ISK-
work. Must bun Rood cook. Faintly of two.
Apply7il ! ! : Jackson street. M2.IO
-WANTKD , A ( HHL KOU LKHIT IIOUSH-
work. Apply K ( i. Ili-tzol , 21th and CumlnK.M23'J
M23'J
r < - UOOD NUUSK ( lllllj. 2110
V Cl lcago. M571 8'
C-WANTKD , OIHL IN SMALL FAMILY. HOHK-
inhm or ( ierman proforrod. 3112 Woolworth nvo.
C SI'.COND ( illlL WANTKD AT ONCE. ON1C
who cnn wait on table. Hood wnos. ) 1005 Ilow-
ard. MH13-8'
C-WANTKD , LADY CANVASSHHS. JI5 to f.10
per month In own city or to\\n ; easy work. Caller
or millres 171ii Webster street. MUlti 12'
-IJIUL < WANTKD. MHS. J. M. COUNSMAN , 11110
C- ' erinan nvonno. Ml 12
C-WANTKD , TWO WOMKN WHO AUK WILL
Imctowork. No others need apply. HWNDth.
MD'JI
C ! WANTKD , GOOD NUUSK ( illlL UAPA1ILK OF
taklntccnroof ; n baby. Call ntonco nt 1,111 H.rJth.
MC87 9 *
CWANTKDj ! A VOUNO (1KHMAN tJIUI. TO
; assist In general housework. 2217 Capital nvenuo.
C-WANTKD , ( HHL TO II T.KNKHAL IIOUSH-
work ; two In family. J518 Fnrnnm at , MC84 8 *
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
X/rooms ; now block , lloom t ) , 8li ) S. 22d. 311
B-FOIl HKNT , TWO HOUSKS. Ill AND Hi 8.
IBth street. Very handy tn business. Modern
convenience * . D. T. Mount , ill S. llth st. 3IJ
-FOIt IIICNT , IMIOOM COTI'AfIK KAST SID I !
iiit'i between Cnss and Calllornln ; lsi > u II nnd
n 3 room cottnco on Cass between 9th ! nnd 4.'lth . II.
T. Clurko. ill ) Hoard nt Trade. Plume Illi M2II
TV KOH HKNT , 310.1 JACKSON ST. . PHKTTY
J/now KOvcn-room Cdltnue , nil modern Improve
ments. FJJ. Fidelity Trust Company , 1014 Farnam.
Mai
D-FOll lllI.Vl' . COTTAIJK OF FIVK HOO\iS ON
miilor lino. InqulruS. W. Cor.I'tli ' and Donglns.
D. 10-IIOO.M 1IOUSK. CK.NTHA1.LY LOOATKD ;
rnrnarniind all modern Improvununts. 7t > i N ,
Ilitli Htrovt. ; M
l l FOIl Itl T , YOU MUST APPLY AT ONCK
Jyif you woiihUecuro thu hint hut Hnest of thote
lieautlfitl l.ufayt'tlo Place hoine.4 , cor. list nnd
l.nfayetlo nve ( Nulnon nt. ) . Open for Inspection.
I'ldrlltyTrimtl.'o. . 1011 Fnrnnm. .1.11
| 1 6-UOOM HOUSi : , MODKItN , ClINTHAL TO
J 'huslncss.KOOil repiilrs. Apply C. S. Kluutlnr ,
llootiM , N. Vi I.lfo biilldlmf. . 4W
TV-STOIIKS. FLATS. I\VKI.II.N.S AND fOT-
4/luxt nil parts of cllr. Kilkenny ! i Co. , Contl-
n.ajitnl.lilk ; ; ; j
FOII iiF aC 4 ANDs IIOOM ctvrr.rjKTivii s" .
nth nvenuo , bctwoun Jackson und I.oiuen-
DMIOOM FLAT. ALL MODKItN CONYIINI-
fltireii , clioap : roforonees rit'iulriid. Wrlk'ht Jt
ivml lliiwnrd , .Mlil'.i 8
D-.vii'K I.IIOO.M iiousnv. ! nANioi > ( {
sts. , f IS & 0 , Jloiws A Hill , UU3 Furnam st.
I ? ) It
D - . HUNT , FINK LAIK.K DINI.NC UOO.M ,
' > nVantry , etc. Inqulru.til Soutn Slth st.
st.L. .
n-HO , II ) IIOOM MODKIIN IIIIICK DWKLLl.Nd
JCii" trmt. !
( .L OroornilHvlUiitf Doduo street , c > rner.
flfiJi roniu dni'llliiK Vlrvlnlu avenue.
fli , 10-roiimdnolllni : Virginia ntcnno.
1(5,10 rvom nioiluri ) dwelling Mil street.
IX 10 room dntlllnt ) | ISIil fhlcnco street.
fr..CO.U rooin flat In sleam healed building.
I''j , elegant lint. I ) rinniu and bath. Inqulro Neth-
orton Hull. WO ttJSth street. .MC75-12
7iFUHNIt'lllD ' IIOOM WIl'H IIAT1I , M SIONTH"
'
.UOHVi'iirnani. . JQ ;
E-Z Oil' j'jtOOMS , HOUSKKIKi'lNi. aJUi h'F
. IAIIY'8. Li MISS n 30.
77-.1 HOOILS" Will IIOUSKKKItl'IMI Foli MAN
Jesuit wife ; runt taken In toaril. uiv N , nth et.
444
1 ? MOJiKUN CONVKNIKNCHS , IlKKKllKNCKS
-JCII N. Iblh. itfj n2 <
T-FDHNiailKD IIOOMS TO IIKNTWIT1I ALL
modern ciuiri ulviivva. Wl Douiilus tr et.
Eu0 .Q . 0FHi ' '
-I-MiaK.NlCKFUUSlSHKDHOOM FOIl ONB
JUor two K nlU > uieii Knijulre b S. 18th st.
C31 8
'
-KUIINiSHKO 1100US. Ill bO. IOTII hT. Mil 8
l.V HOOM8 > 0ll HKNT. KUUN1HIIKD bl | l7 '
* Jf urol.B d. suaai h l. KOI boutb ItU. tin
(
FOR RUNT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
Contlnwtt.
1-T\VO KHO. > T PAItLOHS AND HOOMS FOIl
I 'light housekeeping. Stcnm heat and gas 701) So
10th nt. MGI8 U *
E-NKWLV r-UUNlsiIKD IIOOMS , SlfiV. 1HTII ST *
6.W b &
E-3 NICK IIOOMS VIIHNISHKD FOU I1OUSK
kecplngon St. Marr'x nvrntic Lamn Uwn ,
shade , etc. U. F. Hulls , MJsouth 17th it. , lieu hldg
(118-sJ (
li'-SKCOND KLOOIl OF COTTAOK rUil NISI IKD
-1-Jfnr housekeeping J01SI Howard street. .Mu73-I0 *
E-.KUUMSIIKII . IIOOM , M01IK1IN CONVKN1-
enccs,317 8.2fith streqt. tm 6 *
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
- IIOUMS AT TIIK MKUUIAM.
If-PLKASANT 1 740 a 13 *
-rv/.x HKNT. FUIlNI8Hii : ) OUHUNFIlNlSIIKD
j rooms ! modern conveniences. Hoard If desired.
2130 Hnrnoy. Ml II *
HAND HOOMS , 1011 DOUHLAS.
OH UNFUIINISHKD WITH
X1 board. (124 So. 20th stroot. Mt.Si
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS.
-1 Oil 3 IIOOMS AT ( XW N. 13T1I ST.
G 9)8 AM'
-1 FIIONT IIOOMS , M. W. COK. 1GTII ANIJ
"xjavcnwortli. 519 V
FOK KENT-STORES AND OFFICE 3.
-KOIl HUNT. THi : 4-STOIIY IIH1CIC IIUIMHNO
BIBrnriiiimst. Tnoliulldln * Ims 11 llroproof oo-
niont bnseniont. complete ntisntnUontlntf llxtttrPsi
wntcronnll tlui lloorn , 11.11. otc. Apply nt tlio olllco
of The Iluo. VI8
BENT-MISOELLANEOUa.
1-LAHOH I1AIIN AT liri'll AND I10WAHD
' strcols. room for 8 horses , wnwns , cite. ; nil co n-
vcnloncoj. Also houses nndruotuj. U. H. Hulls ,
220 South 17th streJt. M2I7 AW
WANTED-TO RENT.
K -WANTKI ) . HV SHI'T. 1ST , IIY MAN AND
wlfo , anmll cottmo. d < Mlrr.blr locntpd nonr to
em. Kent not over JJOW. Ailitro.iilCXi.lloo
K WANTKD , IIV MAN A.kjl ) Wlh'K , HOOMS
( uafiirnUhccl preferred ) nnil board In prlvnto
family near l.oavomtortli itrcvt car Iluo. Aildrrss
tl 4D. llco. SICT
RENTAL AGENCIES.
L KKNTAIi AUKNT.OUO. J. I'AUUIKU KAHNAM
t. , rankos npeclnltyof runtliiit hotiioi , store" nnd
tlati < ! t cnrlnx for rontnt properUoi. Torino ronn'blo.
101 n3J *
STORAQE.
-DIIV , CLKAN & PHIVATKIA" STOIlKIl KUIl-
M
nlturo,1207 Douslas. Onmlin Stovollopalr works.
Sl.WJ
WANTED-TO BUY.
T FUHNITUIIK 1IOUHI1T , SOLD , bTOUKD.
t Welts. 1111 Fnrnum st. 340
' - - HOOKS HOUtJllT FOIl
N'-SKCOND-IIAND
cash at Antluinirlan book store , lil J Farnam L
MKK ) A 2a *
N' WANTKD , TO IIUY A 1 OH 1 THOUSAND
ilniK slock In n town not loss than 1.0JO Inlinbt-
tnnti ) In southeastern Nebraska Address until
AuKUst 17 , ( i : ii lleo. mU37-.i'
\VANTKD TO itiiv A IIOMK.SKVKN TO NINK
> rooms. Kood lot , and modern conveniences In
hnuso. Will pay from f.i.UUJ tn tl.UlO for what 1
want ; nil cn h prufern-d Would prefer n piice In
llnnscomo place nddltlon , west of IjeorKlu nvcnuo.
Address C 49. Heo. MI7IJ8 !
FOR SALE-HORSES. WAGONS , ETC.
- ) > WOIIK IIOH3HS
forailnrliuip for cash or on easy payments , at
stnhlo 21th anil Clark sts. _ 71lal2'
P-FOH PAI.K. A SIXTY-DOLI.AH TOP 11UOOV ,
for $13. IX ) . II. K. Cole. Continental block. 2O
1FOH SALK. A FAMILY 110USK. 1NQUIHK
1SOJ FaTnamst. 51 S3
P-KOII SALW , nooi ) TOP nunoY , LITTLK
I uwd , ehenp. W South I7th street. M5.I7
1FOIl SALK. SIX IIOHSHS , FOUH WARONS
und harness ; no question about prlco ; rome and
poo. Fldelltr 1'iim tiuiirnntoo Co. . corner I.'jth nnd
llnrncy ts. , llooiu 4 , Wlthnoll llldg. , James Kast ,
nmnaKer. M.f > 73
1)-FOH SALH , IIOHSH AND IIUGI'.Y , MO. IN'
ipilro-MlU Kmmct street. MUI7-U *
F.OR'S AXE-MISCELL ANEOtJS.
-
half mllofrom nowtown , near Hastings. Nob.
Call on owner , IP. ' N. 10th BU , room 20. 403-8'
FOltriALK. A MUllY-ao-HOUND , AT IjAICK
Q
Mnnawa. < iood rcnHona for Belllntr. Goolirlnf ;
& hutton , Council Ulufls , la. .TO ' .I *
Q-FOll SALK , A NKW UNIVKHSAL KKVBOAHD
llnnimond typowrltcr. For particulars and
sample of work , address Her. James M. Welch.
Qulmby. In. JIW15
- SA1.K PUHK 11HOWN LKOHOHNS.
Q-FOIl
Hey C. Minor , 1'JU North 23th nvcnuo. M U70 8'
Q FOH8ALK , FIFTY THOUSAND YAHDSOP
cedar paving block ) . CulllEiin Cedar Co. , West
Superior , Wts. Ml-nlJ *
MISCELLANEOUS.
n-f Ii.000 WANTKD KOU 4 1'HAHB AT II PKH
-lAconton ttubstantlally linprovod brick business
property worth t.W.000. The income from the prop
erty Mill pay the Interest nearly three times over
ns It now la , nnd yet the runts will stand u healthy
Increase. Address C : : u lleo. M7U5-10 *
1J-.LAIlis : CALL AND LKAHN AIIT PAINT-
-IVlnc ; learn perfect In ono hour , prlco M , equal
to hand palnthik. HU North Ilith street ; room a ) .
472 b'
) WANTKD. GKNTH5MAN IIOOM MATK. 2130
vllnrnoy. btU-lt *
CLAIRVOYANTS.
S-.MHS. NANNIK V. WAHHKN , CLAIHVOYANT ,
reliable busluevs inodlnm , llfth year at ll'j N Hith
. ETC.
KI/K
mal baths , ecu Ip nil d hair treatment , munlcuro
and chiropodist. Mrs. Po9t , l9. rl litliVlthncll blk
3SO
_
r\i \ MADAMK SMITH 1IJ1 DOUHLAS bTUKKT ,
J- room * , Miluor. Alcohol , sulphur and son bn.hs
M Mi 12'
' | i-.MAlAM STOWK , MA-SSKUSi : ULKCTIUCI AN
1.302U Prattytrcot. MlKJO IS'
rp-MMK , LA IIUK. MASSAUK , 411 ! "BOUTll
JLlMh street , Sd Hoar , Hat I. * MiUl 0 *
PERSONAL.
T A. , VK8. ADDHKSS AS USUAL AT HASTi
MllKS , II. K'MI'l'
MUSIC , ART AND L ANQUAQE.
\r- \ < 5KLiKNiTTck. : " n.CvIo TTfAcnKlft.
' lth llonpo , or N.W , corner 15th A , Ilnrnoy. UI3
V"-TlKFOim"ilTlY1NU A PIANO li.XAMlrTis'FiTK
i new ncalo Klmbiill planu. A.lluspu , 1M3 Douulas.
M
\\r- U KANL'rATlAA < S.'r' > 7 " "rKlejKNT
ii no nddlllnnul ehnruus for commission or attor
ney's feus. W. ll.'Mulkle , First National Hank hldu.
ast
w- LOANS U O. WALLACK , IJI3 1111OWN 1ILK. '
\\r-iioN-r KOHIJKT THAT WK AHK MAKIMI
I low rnlus on Improved and unimproved loans
on Omnhn proiuirty. No dolny nnd all business
transacted at tlil olllco. Fldullly Trust company ,
lull FiirnnmilrooL yjj
\r-MOXKY TO LVAN AT IAWK.ST HATKs"
* ' elty or farm property , Uuo , J , Paul , PWi
A\r-C. F II.MUU ON , HUN , Y. 1.1 KK.
--PrfllCICNT MONF.V-N1U' TO HOllltOW-
cr on Omaha pity property , No extra clmruus
of nny kind. Why pay til.'h rates ? .Mono- cheap
You can gel full hunoiltof low rates from Ulobo
IAJIIII nnd Trust Co. , lull und IKidne. 337
N IMPIUJVKD AND I/NIMPIIOVKD
' ' city propcrtyM.uio ami uuwards.tl to S per cunt.
No delays. W.FurnaiubmUh.C Co.IStbanil llarnuy.
ua
_ _
\\r-OJI ATT A R.UMNlTa HANJv MAHIW LOANS
' ( in real ostutHiit liiHost markut rules. Loans
mnilo In small or lark'o sum's anil fyr thort Or loni ;
time , No commlnKhm U chariteil und the loans uro
not sold In thu caul , lint can ulnny * hv found at the
bunk on thu corner nf 1 Jth nnd Douglas streets ,
BO )
\\r iao , xrro IXJAN ON uufciNKSs PHOPKHTV ,
' ' II per cunt , lieu. J , Puul , IOU Farnam Btrevt.
r ONI : AND TVVO'YKAII U > ANS ON OMAHA
lots ur Nebraska farms , old mortum.'ua now
itiio 14 other .companies extended nnd carried by'
us ono or I wo years without now papers. Write
full particulars , ( toed A Sulby , XII lloanl Tmdu blti
' H75
A -CUNTUALLOAN i TllUbl' CO. , UKK ilMilf
\ \ r-MONKY TO LOAN ON IMPHOVKI ) CITY
'I property , low rate. A. 0. Froit , Douglas blk.
W ANTHONY LOAN AND THUST CO. , .118 N. V.
Llfo , lauds at lour rates fur cholci ) security on
Nebraska or lowu farms or Omaha city property
VI l'lilVATK MONKV , 1ST AND si MOllTU AOK
I' loans , low rates , AUXMoord. 4J1 U blJ :
8-
MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE.
\V-MONKY TO LOAN ON IMlMlOVKD OH UNImproved -
' Improved Omaha property at liiweot rstos on
short notice. Caib on hand. Fidelity Trust com
pany , 1611 Fnrnnm street ' SJ9
MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS.
X IP YOU WANT MONKY
ON KUHNITUHK. P1ANO3
HOUSKS. WAOONS ,
CALL AT Till ! OFF1CK OF
OMAHA MOHTdAflB LOAN CO.
AND OP.T TKHMS 1IKFOHK
DKAL1NO KLSKWflKHK.
Loans mndotn amounts from HO to f I3.1W ) nt the
lowc t rates on very short notlvn wltliont pub
licity , nnd with the prlvlteito of keeping your Koods
In } our own possession ,
You can pay thu money bnck In any amounts yon
wl'hanclat nny time , nnd each paynfnlso made
will reduce tha cost of the loan In proportion.
'I hero will bo no expense or chnrxo kept out of
the amount wnnloil , but you nll | receive the full
amount of the loan.
OMAHA MOHTOAOK LOAM CO. ,
lloom 11. Croliihtan Illock.
1Mb St. . South of Postorllco.
The only Incorporated loan company In Omihh.
_ HI ; i ,
V-MONliY TO LOAN.
; FlDItLlTY LOAN OUAHANTKl1 : CO. :
On honseliold goods , pianos , oritann. horses ,
mnlCK. wnitons , etc , nt the lowest possible rales ,
without publicity , removal of property or chnnico
of poiscslon.
Pnymonts of nny amount can bo inado nt nny
time , rcilnclm ; both principal nnd Interest , thus
Klvlni ; patrons nil the botiollts of the partial pay
ment plan.
Money nlwnvs on hand ; no delays ; no publicity ;
lonest rates ; biMlnnss confidential.
HDKLITY LOANtJUAIlANTKl ! CO. ,
U. 4 WltlmolUllk. , 15th nnd llurney.
Slit
V WILL LOAN MONKY ON ANY Kll ) OF SI5-
-'Vcnrlty ; strictly conlldentlal. AiK Harris , room
1 , Continental block. idlj
X -I'lllTUIIAUD , 31 UOUULAS I1I.K , 1U A
X MIATTKlj LOANS MAIK ON KUIIXITUUU.
plnnos , llvo stock , etc. , without publicity or re
moval property nt the lowest rntos nnd the onsloit
pnymunts. Dull Uroim , rooms S und V llarkor block ,
367
X -SHOUT T1MK LOANS ON CHATTEL
security , BOS N. V. Llfo. l'7i ) A21
X MONKY IS CIIKAI . HO 01' TO $10,03)
loaned on nny ulmttol security by VV. ( i Wood ,
nKent for Nebraska Lonn company , 1310 DoiiKlns
street , up ntnlrt. 705
X RO.OOO TO IXAX ONCIIATTKL SHUIIKITY
builnossconUdontlat UoouHOl Knrbacli block.
6SH 8l
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Y--MKAT MAItKKT HHl 3ALK tillRAl'i HKST
location In city ; ilolnir c.nh huslnun of (50 a
ilny. I'oorlionltli eniiRoof soiling , AiUlro" > O 18 ,
Iluo olllcc , Council UlullJ. MiU7al9
Y-FOIl 8ALK 25,000 1IUSIIRL 8TKAM OKAIN
ulcrator , tlrst-clais In every ro.ipitct nnd dolnc n
Kood pnyliiR biislnos1 * , lociitod In ono of the licit
KrnlriKrowliiK district ! ) In UiostMo. Addru-n Lock
llox 10 , Wood Illvor , Nub. S * B
Y KSTALIS1IKDGUOCKHY Foil dAIil ! , DOINO
uood busliiesiit titock and tlxtureo Inrolco tibout
JlHX ) . Aildreis 1 ! 10 , Iluo. < > JO II'
"
V KO11 SALH , M1JAT MAUKKP IN SCIIUYLKII.
J Neb. , 3.UUO population ; only ono other miirkct In
tliocltrcholco location , next to pontolllco : rent
renxonnbtc. Apply nt once to Jamei Uroun , Hcliny-
lur , Neb. j.'iS U .
Y WANTKD , AN KNKKOKT1U DUSINKSS MAN
with HCino capital to ruanaKO the bunlueH ! * In
this city of a coinpany liundllnir nnd promoting
Iintlnc93 entorprlsos. Western lluslnoss AKcney
Jllnnuapolls , .Minn M577 fi *
THOUSAND iMti.Mi : HAHDWAHI :
lowu town , four thoiiHtind Inhabitants , for tzood
pa por. Muku full ollt'ls. Lock llox iii ) , Btuart. Neb ,
_ JIUJI l
Y MILL MACHINHIlY KOU SALH. KNTIIHJ
outfit of ilia Dlxon Mllllni ; company coimUtlni ;
of thirty-two pets of rolls nnd uthur machinery In
proportion , will bo Hold regardless of the orlMnnl
cost nnd In quantities to unit buyorn. Mill bulldlnit
to bo converted at once Into an electric ponemtn-
tlon. For further Information wrlto CO Dlxnn
1'oMfr.li.lffhtlnKCo. , lilxon , 111. MOW U
V KOH BALK , A SMALL. WHLL FUKNISIIIM )
- 1liotol , barn , carrhiKO nhed.'hUHnnd team , outnldo
sample room. otc. All for $311110 , 8I..WI cash , bal-
aiicd lonK time. This liotol Is located In the hand-
touiUMt small town In lown nnd liai nil the com-
merclal buslnc-ti It can uttcnd to at J.i.1'1) ) per day. .
Ill health uompols the aalo. Clias. 1 * . llunjainln ,
] 60j ( UodKO St. Mu > 4 V *
A' TOWNS TAKK NOT1CK 11' YOU WAST A
JL good brickyard In ' your vicinity. Address U4l ,
Hen , uninlin. .Null. * ! ) '
_ _
\7--II' "VOU AUK SKKKINO A IIUS1S1SS Ol'l'OH-
-1 tunlty In nny line of business wrlto for our bul
letin , liicloilnuitnmii , Wouteru liunlnoss Agency ,
Minneapolis , Minn.
V tOll SALK OH KXCIIAMJK. IIKN TAL I'KAC-
I tlcoofJS.OOU In Lincoln , Nob. Address Mnrslmll
llros. , Omaha , Neb. J10'J2 8
Y-J200 WILL : 11UY A OUTTBtl AND KGG.
bnnliiCBs with many customers If taken at once
U W , Hoc Wi V
FOR EXCHANGE.
Z CLKAN STOCK OFOKNHHAL M'D'fl'B : WILL
taUo real estate i , money.loi-"Jj , Frankfort , Ind.
251
r/ WHAT HAVK YOU TO TUADK FOIl LOT 2
/Jblock 2 , Hoggs X Hill's tlrst addition ? Lot Is on
Dodxo Htrcet. one lot west of corner of 23th , und Is
clear. Address K 11 lloo. t > 5.l
/ - NHHUASICA FAHSIS TO U.VCIIAMiK FOIl
city property. 11. J. Kendall , 11. 401 , Drown blk
MiiMnIB
_
. -FLOUHING MILLS , ONU AT"HAMITON ,
Nell , nnd ono nt St. 1'atil , Neb. both 80 barrel ;
tnodern machinery ; no liicnmbrnnco ; will take good
farm lands ; owner over 70 yonri old , Koine out of
business. J. J. Ulbson , 1st National Hunk bulldliik' .
FOIl KXCHANUK. A MODKItN HUSINKSS
block In the heart of tlio city , pays over 10 per
cent net , wants ( I.OJJcusli , tlio balance nny kind of
Booil property , or will uiclmuue the ontlro for
niercliandlso ; mutt bo do no quick. 1'rlcC JIO.OJO.
Address K i7 , life. M3.J08
V FOIl SALK OH KXCHANOK , COTTAGU
fronting eoutli on Ctnnlnu street In Carthage ad
dition ; seven rooms , pantry , closets ; force pump ,
cistern , cesspool , cemented collar ! well built and
tlnlshed In hard plnunnd oak. Price , ti'tOU. Apply
to W. L. Solby , 3.14 Chamber Commerce ) . COS
Z-KOIl KXCIIANGK. IIISAU'lIFUL MODIHIN
homo on motor line for stock hardware orgon'l
indie , land or elty property. What bavo you'/ * . O.
llox 7'.H ) . 53MII
y-Fou ixciiANou : , PIANOS AND OIIGANS
fJto exchange for wattorn lunds , lots or mart-
pigos. 1C. \Vntrous , .M.urlilon. Conn. MUI5 11 *
y-roit nxciiANGH. A STOCK OK GKNF.HAL
/-J murchniHllHO for lands und cash. AddroMi 11.
W Wutklnit \ Co. , FranKfort , Ind. .Mi , ' . > blU'
r/ roil SALH Oil IIXCHANGK FOIl IOWA
/-J property.ono store building nnd rtttoiling und
Block of groceries ; nlsu printing press , paper unit
tlxtures. Aildreis U. W. Noblu , I.Ill wood. .Neb
MIU7-'J'
y TO ICXCUANOK FOIl ( lOOD LAND ANY-
f.i where In .NebrVHka , n water power mill prop
erly , Including u beautiful residence , outbuildings
nnd font teen acres of Intnl. 1' . W. llenrluli ,
C'uluiulHiK. Nob. MtfJl H
y-CITV rilOl'KHTY HIUNGlNtl IN < iOOl > 'UKNT
/Jana some cash , fora stock of hlilJw'nrfl or dry
tioods. Address G M , Hue.
y-GOOD FA1IM LAND KOU A &TOCI OF'MKU-
A/clmudlso. Address G 47 , lice. _ MoM-)2 ) <
-WILL HXCIIANG15 CITY IMtOl'lIHTY Oil
pay part cash for liotol , borrdlng homo or
dlnlugliull business. Address G 17 , lleo.
FOR SALE-HEAL
"wi SALK
W. U Selhy'K First nddltlon to South .Omiihu ;
mall payment down , balance inoulhly If desired ,
Inquire G , II. Tcschnek , Oiiintm Iloe. Ml
T-VKSHIAIILK FAIIMS FOII SALK cairAUWKLL
J-'lmproved farms In Douglas , Wninlnxlon , riaiia-
dvrsand Kruiitlur eonntles. Farm land * In Hair
son , lllttln-iirl , llarlan , Fnrnai und Alarrlek conn
tlci ; tormaeiisy. Write or call on W. II.Mlllnrd
Omiilia Midi IS
I7O1I SALK-ltUSINKSS AND IlKHIDKNCK I'ltOI'-
-I orly In Soutb Omitlin , will bo sol J ul n uncrltlce ,
AddrmsG 6. Ueo dlllco. til 8 *
GOOD NKIIIIAHKA KAHM LANDS TOIl CASH
at n.OO per acru. This Is innap m u tpeuulntlon.
S. K. Humphrey. W8 N. t. Lift ) . WHO.
17011 SALK. LOTS. I1LOCK 2. 1IOOG8 A HILL'S
I-1 llrst nddltlon. Kntlraly cfear. Addreti K 11
lleo omit * . yyi
IJHW SALK-HOU8K AND LOT ON COIINKIl
-L I < envcnwortli naJelulitli I root , nearendoflot to
UnionI'ncltlaynrd. ttU.ivonworlli. Mllil b *
HOUHK AND LOT ON I'AHK AVKNIIK rOll
luloortrndu lor farm liuiil. Opposite Ilanscom
park , Flnnst locution In HID city , eight room
liousoMltli nil modern luiprorduiuntd. Inquire at
'ark nvenuo. Jla alb
MUST IIK BOLD AT ONCK. THAT IIKAUI'IFUL
lot , 62 x140 foul with il-rooni cotugfl. sonthoant
corner ll'lli ' und Luke. No reasonable oiler rulusad.
J. II. Johnson.HUN. Y. Llfo. gn 10
li'Oll BALK-G1IAIN HLKYATOUS , IMI'ltOVUD
1 land , town and city propdrty , J , C Morrlmuy ,
Lincoln , Neb ,
l OU SALK , DWKLLIN(3 1IOUHH. KAbTOK 1ST
Convrogatlonnl church , to ba removed. A. I' ,
Tukuy , New York Llfo , U.M j
VV-ANTK7) . 1'LACK NKAIt I'AUK.
I Wanted , farm. Union Co. , la.
Wnntud , farm , Valley Co , . Neb.
WHiitoil.rJ.MOeottauo at a bargain.
Wanted , plecu bu lne property.
Wanted , mtburbau itoreroom , vheap.
Wanted , lii cotttito for good touant.
. Wnnted. iiurolinsui for 8 per cent mortgage.
Wonted , ad iiurcont choice louu ,
b Wanted , fie uouto for food tenant.
U. f. llariUuu.VU N. Y. I.lfo.o
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
IjVW SALK. COTTAUKHnXM. HOOMS COK
X 27 IU and I avrntrortli streets. Aildre I ) 14 Hoc
"Ji Mnsi > .i3
' "
; f.t.orjo. ciioicK corrX'"jtij ; LOWK AVK.
Tfi.ioo , flno lot In Wcst'Ktifl.
J..VUO. Rood building lot ) I. own a e.
2.7W. lot on pared ctrpptt Hnn cntn plnco ,
t.l nixi , taut ftont cottnih'llnn ! > rom plnco.
f..TtO , 7-room honsn nrojiBijrner lot.
JMHK ) , full lot near L , f-mitii Diunln.
f 1.200 , modern liOUBP , llffrconi plnco ,
H.tO ) . modern lion > e , IfllpiHolon avo.
fl.dOQ. plnco ncorSith lupl.ilnrry.
All KiMKlrn flip. ?
C. F. HnrrlMin. CI1N. VJUfo. M88
_
LOST.
_ _
OST ; llltl.NDIiK ANIjSVfllTKnULLTlillHIon.
can cllppad , Ipathcrcliltnr with nnmo. Upturn
to J. C. Schrclver. 12.lt Ko.tMtli nTonnn. MC3J 0
LOSTiuToWN WATKH SPAN lK\i \ DOG , WIIITK
breast , rear on bock , leather collar , \ > tnsi piul-
leek nnd tag with owner's nnmo and adJrc'si nMo
llccino Ing IK ) . Itoturn to W. U. Hodman , ltd S.
2jtlist and receive reward. 6814 *
TAKEN UP.
fPAKKN UP COW. OWNKIt CAN HAVK BAMK
I. by calling at I42JS. Kill nnd paying expenses.
I N C
TON
For Sale , Rent or Exchange
BEST IN THE WORLD I
Jos. P. Megeath , Dealer ,
1607 Farnam Street. OMAHA
PROPOSED CHANGE OP GRADE.
ORDINANCE NO. 187.
An ordinance ilt-tiitirliur lliu neeosslty of
clinneliiR the tM < lo of : i'.lth street from Tow- .
Inrnvpiiito to Amus nvontiu , nntl appointing
thruodlstiitoiiislurl appraisers to assess niul
( InUirinlnc thu damages to pipporly mvnor.s ,
which may bu uausod bv such chnnio of
criulc , nnil onlorlntr tlin 'oltv eualucor to
innUo n urolllo showing snob uhnimo
Holt oriliilnun by the olty connell of the ulty
of Onmhn :
Si utluri 1. That It Is proper niul nocossnry ,
nut ] It Is hereby doclnruil piopor anil noco-i-
snry to change tlio Kr.ido of ; i3th ttrent from
I'owlor nvcnuo to Ames nvonuo. so Hint s-itd
itr.iiluolovatlons will bu ns follows , thu ifrnilo
butwoun the points 'cltud holDi : uniform
straight linos.
Klovnthm Elevation
of West of Kast
C'tlrb Curb
South curb of Fowler uvo-
iino. HH established ' 'Oo.O
A point 150 fuel sotitli of
Fowlur iivunno. , 210.0 2100
North curb of Amos Avenue nsostnhltuhod
Section ? . Tlint the city aixlnour bo , nnd
hereby Is , Instructed to nmUu n profile show-
Insr such prhpusnil olmnjfo of itrnUix
Suction.I. That the mayor , with the np-
iiiovnl of thu city council nppolnV throedj.sln-
tnroil nppnilsers to tiopr/Uso / , nsiosi niul < lo-
tt'rmlno thuilnniHKO to property owners which
nijiv bo uuusi'il by stiuh chntigoof Krnrti ! . lnk-
liiu Into uoiislnornlloti In making snnh np-
pr'ilscmonl , thu spoclal bunollts , If nny. t6
such property , by ro.iaon ot snob change of
SooMun 4. That this ordltnncu tnlto nlToot
and bu hi furco from -jml nftor Its pussn u.
L'asscd , July 23th. lM ,
. JOHN OUOVE3.
tiltvOlork.
PiWt'lont Ulty c'oune.11.
Aprnve l , July SSUi. 1-Wt
- . tJKO. I' . HEM IS ,
1 . " Mayor.
O. 31)0. ! )
An ortllnani'u ortierlu . the irradliiR ot Slh
R'rrut from I'lno stfcnt to rraoc 3 struut ,
iiiitlillrootlni ; the boVftl' ' of public works to
take tliu iiHi'o-isitry atom to canst ; s'lld work
to IMI dorm. , , > _ (
Ilu It ordalnod by tno city ommoll of the ulty
ofOntalia : IJJ -
Soutltm I. Whorons , pgr naiiunt ir.idps li'ivu
been ustnhlUhml upon , and iippr.iU r hav
bi-oti duly nppolntod by law. to appralsu the
( likiiiutius fiinsud by Ihd brauliiff of Sth Htrcot
fiom I'lnnslrout to I'rAlu-cs strunt. and have
ijiiinnios to thuuity council , ivhluh
hits formally adopted t'lO Tiniu ; and. whereas.
propflttv o\vnbrs , ro irAi.1. ! ! ! ! ii.oru tliiin
tliroo-llttlis of'Uie projuity [ ; nluiUlni.on . said
purl Inns of tlio "atrnot.ji.iove Hpucltlod , liafo
pi'lltlonod the , ulty countl ! to'liavu.sa'd stroit
israded t > > the piosorit ostnMisliHd'Brudc. ' with
out dinrge to the clty.daud thtit tliivviist ) > o
nrido payublu In tun uqtial InMallmniits ,
thoroforo. 81 li strcut from 1'Jni1 sttcot Vo Krali-
rfs street , bu'oiiYT hiiroby Is oKdefod grnded to
tbo present cstablNbed'Rnidi' . K
Pectlon' ' . Thaltho bonnl of imljllo works bo
and huroby ts/llrojtiil / ; to. tnkotlM , necessary
stops to cans' ! ) satd wortf to'bo'dritie ,
rioutlou U. This ordliinneo shall take olTeut
and bu In force from nnd .if tor Itn passatu.
Passed , July 20th , 1892.JOHN
JOHN OUOVKS ,
< C'lty Clerk.
K I' . DAVIS
President Ulty Council.
Approved July 23tb , 1S92.OKO.
OKO. P. IIEMIS ,
Jlayor.
RHILWHYTIMEOHRD
Lenvai IHUULINUTON ic MO. HIVKH.I Arrives
Omaha. | Depot IQlli and aiason HU. | Otualm.
UNION PACIFIC. I Arrival
Omaha I Union DopotlOtli nmlMarcySn.l Omihi.
Leaves ICI1ICAUO , MIU k ST. I'AUII Arrlvo
OinahaD | U. P. depot nnd Marov Bts. | Om.ilit
70 * > p in ChlcaKO Kxpruis I'J.li a m
11.30 .1 in Chicago lixpress.4.iO | p m
Leaves SIOUX CITY * PACIFIC. ( Arrives
Omaha Depot. lOlh and MareySti. 1 Oiniht
7/JU a ml.Sioux City Pauonnor. | 10Jp m
63j p m | St. I'anl Kxpress lluou.i m
leaves I SIOUX CITY A PACIKIU
Omahal Depot. 15th and Wubstor sts. I Omiih I
p ml. . St. Pitul Limited. . . . . .H'-'o n m
ORDINANCE NO. 3177 ,
An ordinance orriorlliK the Improving of St.
Mnrjr's iivonnu from .fth stropt lotith slrr-ot
til itruot Improvement , district No. 4M ) , suld
improving to cousin of puvliu with imphnl-
tiiin. nnd directing the bonnl of public
vqrk4to tnko the noei' s.iry stuus tociinso
Mich work to t > tlone ,
Whoriins , the iiinynr nnd city council of Inn
oily ot Oiiiuhn have or loroil Ino ImprnvlnR of
St. Mary's ii\cniio from .V > th street to V7ti !
.street , In street lioprnvpinenl district No. O' ,
l > y pHVlnt ; tlio Minn and nllotfcd thirty days
to properly muicrs Invhlrh totlosUtmto nnd
( lutiTinlnn the material tlmlrod to bo used for
such pin-In - , und
Whuri'.is. tlins.tld thirty dtiys naNO expired
nnd tint property owners o nfii t the majority
of the fnmtuRo In sild liiiproM'im'nt dlstilct
linvu petitioned for tbo pnvlimuf siulsttoot
In fl.ilil district with Trlnldiid sheet iisplialtutn
nnilWhoroi , In mHltlon to sili-h designation of
mnlurlul by .said uwnors , the uiuvor und city
vounoll ot s.nd city do heroliy ( lutrtinlnu upon
tlioinntitrliilsDspccllliMl isthu material to bo
nsi-rt for such p.ivni ! ? . therefore.
Ho It ord'ilncd by the city council of the city
ofOniiih.il
Section 1 Tlint that nurt of ft. M.iry's nvo-
nnofrnin Sfith street to7th struct , in street
Imprnxumontdlstrlet No. 4.V1 , lie mid the iiiine
Is liuruby ordered I in pi in oil. said Improvement
to consist of p.iVltm with Trinidad ahi-ot
aspliiiltniii , uceorillni ; to tint spool lieu t Hun
on Illu In the ofllcu of the board of public
works.
SoetlOnS. Tlint the Ito.int of I'ubllo Wnrlct
Is hereby ordered to canso s Hit work to bo
done and to enter Into contr.ict for thitsnniG
with tholownst rosponilhlo bidder under the
specifications on tile In thuonieoof .said board.
Section ; ! . That thu Omalui street , railway
company , or any other person , company , cor
poration or association owning any street
r.illuay upon or alone that n.iu of SU Mary's
nvuniio front 'Jiltli street toTib stroot. bo und
aru run n lied to pave ut Its or their own costs
till Cx'spuco uetwoon thu dlllorent rails and
betnvon Uiu different trucks , by such person ,
com imny , corporation or iisSoulut Ion , owned on
Hnld part of Su Mary's aveiuie nndulsoaspneo
of twelve | l : ; | Inches outside of thu outside
rnllsof thuonlsldu tr.ick such puvlnj : between
said rails mid botwuon said tracks mid for the
spacoof twelve inches outside of the ontsldo
r.ills of s.ild tracks , lobe done at the samu
tliini and or thu s.imo material and character
us the paving of such stieet hoiuln ordered
P'tvod , unless oilier material Is specially
ordered by the liourd of pnblluorlcs , und In
the event of thu refusal of said company , per
son , corporation or association to pave as
huroln roiinliod , the board of publlo works Is
n : < | iilred to havuHuoh pavlnn donu anil report
thu cost nnd expense thereof to bo levied and
iis-tossA-d iiRulnst the property of sutd company ,
pursuit , corporation or association.
.Section 4. That , thu city clerk bo nnd lioro-
hv Is directed to make ami deliver a copy of
tills ordinance to the Om.iha M root Kail way
company or any other poison , company , cor
poration or association owning any street
r.illwiy upon , ulous or ticross nny cC mild
parts of stri'cts within said Improvement dis
trict , nnd report his action In that behalf to
the clt v council us early us practlc iblo.
S-oi' turn. > That this ordinance take effect
nnd lie In forcu from und utter Us passage.
I'assod July 20th , 1W ) . ' .
JOHN aiiovns ,
Olty Olorlt
R. I' . DAVIS.
President Olty Oouncll
Approved July 22ml. 13U. !
GKO. l > . UKM15.
Mayor.
PERMANENT SIDEWALK UESO
LUTION.
Council Olmmbor , Oniu'ha. Nob. . July 20 , 1S02.
Ho It resolved uy tlio city council of thu ulty
of Omaha , thu Mayor concurring :
Th.it perm merit sidewalks bo constructed In
the city of Onrtha as designated below , within
llvu diiya after tlio publication ot tnU resolu
tion , or the porAon.il sorvlro thereof , us by or-
dlnancu Is uiithorl/ed und ronnlrod ; such
sidewalks to bu laid to tliu poriiiunont grade
.is estihllsbcd on on tbo pavt-d streets speci
fied huruln and to bu constructed of stone or
. irtillol.tl stonn. uccordliu to spocllleatlons on
Illu In thoolllco of the board of public works ,
anil itndcrlts supervision , to-wlt :
North sldo COmlns sticot. Its 5 , 7 , 8 bile 20JH
eltv , 8 feet wldo.
North sldo of Cuinlng street , Its. ) , 0 , S bile
101 % elty , 10 foul wide.
North side of Cumins street. It 5. ulk20 ' , J
city , 1(1 ( feet wltio.
.North sldo of Cumins street , o'/S ItsG and 7 , 3
blk20j city , 12 feet wide.
North sldu of Cnmlni : atroct , Its 7 and 8 blk
2)7'Jclty. ) 18 foot wldo.
South .sldo of CumliiE btreot. It 1 blk 203 ! }
city. 12 feet wldo.
South .sldu of Cunilng street , Its 1 , .1 , 4 blk
21U14 elty. 12 fi-ot wide.
fontli sldo of fuming street , It 2 , 4 , blk 211M ,
city. 111 feat wldo.
t'c.il ) side of Cumin' , ' street. Its 1. 4 blk 2ii :
city. 10 feet wldo.
botith uldo of Cuinlng street , Its2,3. 4 blk
2I4M eHy , 10 feet wido.
North sulu of O.ipltol avenue , Us 5 , 0 , 7 , 8 blk
73 city. 20 feut wide.
South side of Capitol avenue , Us 2 , 3. 4 blk 9
clty.,20 feet wlrto. ,
Knst sldo of 12th street , It.r > blk 72 city. 10
fuel wldo.
\Voslsldcof llth street. Its 1,8 blk 72 city.
IS feet wluo.
West sldo of jath street. It 1 blk 74 city. 18
feet wide.
East sldo of 13th street , It 4. blic 73 city. 13
foot wldo.
And. bo It further resolved :
That the board of public works bo , nnd Is
hciubv authorized , and dlructou to caiiio u
copy of this resolution to bu published In thu
olllclul p.iperof tbo city for ono week , or bo
served on thu owners of suld lots , and that
unless such owners sli-ill within Hvu days uftor
thu publ c.itlon or survlco of such copy con
struct such sidewalk us herein required , that
thu board Of public works catisu ihesunio to
bo done , thu cost of conMtinutiii'4 said Hide-
walks rcsucutlvulv to bo assussod against the
real estate , lot or part of lot In front of and
ubultlnz such sidewalks ,
>
President of thu Council.
Attest : JOHN GKOVKS ,
City Clerk.
Approved : GEO. I' . HEMIS ,
Mayor.
NOTICE TC CONSTRUCT SIDEWALKS.
To the owners of the lots , parts of lots and
real citato described In the above resolu
tion :
Von and ouch of .you nro hereoy notified to
construct permanent sidewalks us required by
n resolution of the eity council nnd mayor of
the ulty of Uniulin , of which the above Is a
couy.
P. W. lUHKHAUSER.
Chairman Hoard of Public Works.
Omaha , Nub. , August bth , 18'J. ' . n8d7t
ORDINANCE NO. 3169.
An ordinance ch attain ? t bo curb lines of Pierce
htti-ol. from "nd street to 4lh street , nnd
tupuullnt : no much of all ordinances lu con-
Illut liutiiwllb.
Ite Herd iluud by the city council of thu city
of Umall.i.
Section 1. Tlint tlio curb Hues of 1'lcreo
Htti-ut from 2nd stinel to mh street , bo und the
s.uno are lu-ieby chunked ton uniform \\ldth
of 21 feet on i.'iich sldu of the center line of wall !
allt'et.
set'tlon 2. That f-u inuiih of all ordinances In
conflict with the provisions of this ordinance ,
be. und the samu arc hi'ri'by ri'in'u'.cd.
-ectlon : i. That this ordlnnncuhall tnku
olti'ct and ,1)0 In force from and after Us
Olty Clerk.
h , P. DAVIS.
Priiilclunl Olty Oouncll.
Approved July 23th , Mr.1.
. , GKO. P. II KM In.Mavor.
Mavor.
Dog I'oiiiiilkcrpiir'H Mutlfr.
Tlio followlnz do s huvo boon Impounded :
i terriers.
Onu bulldog.
Six black und tun.
One Illicit spaniel.
1'lf ty curs. ,
If not redeemed within four days they wilt
bo drowned. .IOI1N Sl'OCia , ,
nGdU IJog 1'oiind keeper.
1311'lK'fllM.
Henry \Varil Dcochor once wont In search
of u brief rest to a small fishing villugo ,
where hU , appenranco was apparently un
known , Rays Ibo lidston Cilobo. When Sun
day cnino iiraund ho wont to the morning
service at thu Congregational church and
was not a llttlo astonished to boar the
preachor'for the day , a very voung man , rut-
tloofl ouo of his ( liueohoi-'s ) best sermons us
an original discourse. At the conclusion of
the Boryteo tbo great preacher waited for n
chat with tbo young man. "Alight I usU
you how long It toolc you to composu the ser
mon you preached to us this morning1 ! In
quired Us real author. "Oh , about six or
seven bour , " was the rejoinder. "You
must bo a very smart young man , " aald
Ueuchor , "lor It took mo ] ubt llvo days to
write that soU-samo sormoii. " After u careful -
ful , but unblushing , scrutiny of the great
pulpit orator the youth remarked : " 1 guess
you're Word needier , thonl" A grave nod
was tbo only response. Then the iuvonllo
apostle put out his hand , and , grasping that
of his celebrated listener , exclaimed : "LooK
hero. Mr. Doochor , you Just go on writing
sermons llko that. As long an you do I shall
never bu ashamed to pronoh tbom.
An opon-ctr prcachnr , addressing a mootIng -
Ing of young men on tbo subject ot "Tho
Prodigal Bon , " became enthusiastic in showIng -
Ing the depth and pertisUinco ot paternal
love and llualty ibouted : "Brethren , I bo-
llovo that ttio father kept that failed calf for
years , awaiting the return of his sou I"
In Franco 8,070 patouU were granted for
olo'otrlcal Improvements durlug tbo past
year.
RURAL REMINDERS FOR AUGUST.
HiO. . 7) . T. Mnnre ,
August ushers In n season botwcon
Rruin KtUhorliitf nnd tlio tttno for securing -
ing Into crops mid fall seodlnp , in whluli
tlio fnrmcr has nn opportunity to rind
sbuulil take n much nouJod rest nftor
lliu arduous labors of midsummer.
While most ruraHsts have abundant
tlmo for reading , study , attending moot-
injis and visiting invlntor , very fo\v
contrive to got away from severe nnd
monotonous farm labor , for oven a briuf
uorlnd of diversion , from the opening of
spring until the fall crops rxro harvested.
Tlio result is that the hard and con
tinuous Hold work to which they t ro
subjected , especially during the extreme
hot weather of summon , exhausts
their svaloms and oftotl causes
lasting Injury to health and constitu
tion. Such n. course is wrong , for all
work and no play or recreation not only
makes the farmer dull , but frequently
proves permanently detrimental to his
health and consequent prosperity in the
future. Therefore , after long months , of
almost constant toll , the wearied hus
bandman should take advantage of the
comparatively leisure month of August
to secure a good vacation. It Is iv good
time for the farmer and his wife to visit
friends at n distance , go to the seashore
or mountains , or make other excursions.
And a little later he should attend the
county or state fair with as many of his
family as convenient , and certainly If ho
fails to obtain nay respite from his
labors this month , the fair season ought
to bo made one of pleasant recreation
nnd instruction.
I'ropnro for tint 1'nlrg.
The agricultural fairs are soon to beheld
held , most of thorn occurring in Sep
tember , and now is the time for nil pro
gressive farmers , horticulturists and
stockmen to make active preparations
to become exhibitors , ns well us soocta-
tors , at one or more of them. Be sure
and contribute something to your local
or county fair and then give your atten
tion to as many others as may bo ex
pedient. Prepare In advance for show
ing whatever you propose to present in
the bust possible condition , and if you
intend to exhibit at a state or other
largo fair , remember that the entry
books of many prominent societies close
early ; therefore do not noirloot to obtain
copies of rules and regulations and make
your entries in duo season in order that
there may bo no failure for lack of
roiullnossr Whore entry books are
closed some days or weeks in advance of
the opening of the exhibition ( as is the
case with most largo fairs ) competitors
should bo prompt if they would bo as
sured of favorable opportunity to win
premiums and mid to their reputations.
The only proper course to bo pursued by
all those Intending to show anything at
one or more fairs the coining autumn , is
to put all animals and articles in good
condition to exhibit and then see that
they are entered at the proper time.
The Corn Crop mill Silngo.
Indian corn , tlio most important staple
yet , unsecured , was planted so late in
many sections on account 'of the back
ward spring , that it ib still small enough
in some localities to bo cultivated and
fertilized to advantage. In all such
cases the .surface soil should bo stirred
and the weeds killed by running tlio cul
tivator between the Vows. This will
hasten the maturity of the crop , and in
some cases save it from frost. But
> vhoro the grain does not riponJn season
the easiest way to save1 the crop will bo
to put it/into the silo , and it is probable
that much late corn will bo utilized in
this way the coming fall. By building
a cheap silo in advance many a corn-
grower would bo prepared for sllaging
his crop , ana thus prevent material loss.
Those who believe in silage would do
well to heed this suggestion. Farmers
who fool assured that their corn is too
late to escape the frost , will of course
provide for such a contingency , this
being one of the oases in which it is es
sential to take tlmo by the forelock.
Outs , ItiicknliiMt ami Ityo ,
Oats should bo cut before they are
fully ripe ; they will shell out less and
the straw will bo more valuable. There
are many farmers who now feed oats in
the sheaf , believing that it is bettor for
some kinds of slock , while it renders
the labor and of -
expense threshing-
necessary.
Buchwheat has been called thu lazy
farmer's crop , but it is known to bo ex
cellent for cleaning land from wccdsnnd
grass ; therefore on suitable ground can
bo grown to advantage , and its product
will bo appreciated in the family during
the winter. July IB the usual tlmo for
sowing buckwheat , but if put in early in
August the crop will probably escape
the frost , and if it does not , will yet bo
valuable for plowing under.
Rye if bown now on fairly good land
will bo the means df securing fresh
grass for pasturage or boiling in both
fall and spring. The seed can bo sown
from July to November right in the
corn Hold , or on stubble where 'grass is
sown , and yields anywhere from eigh
teen to forty bushels per aero. In &oc-
tlons whore fine horses are numerous
rye straw properly threshed can bo
readily and profitably sold.
Turnips mill 1'otiitoos.
Turnip sowing , should bo completed ,
ns a rule , by the middle of , August ,
although there are some varieties that
may be put in at any time during
the month. It is now a little Into
to sow the llutabnga or Swodo'turnip ,
which contains moro nutriment than
other varieties , except on rich and well
prepared soil in favorable localities.
Strap leaf turnips do bust when planted
in drills , say twenty inches upij't , and
if thu soli is poor 150 pounds or moro to
the acre of superphosphate or bone meal
should bo used near the need. Late
sown turnips require a tidier Boil than
those put In early. It is bettor to sow
turnips after a rain than just before it.
Those sown just before a rain do not
need to bo eovorod ; but if sown just
after it is a good plan to drag a bush
over the patch.
1'otatocs ought to bo dug when ripe
as soon as the vines stop growing and
properly secured or marketed. Do not
allow them to bo exposed to the
sun longer then it is necessary to dry
them sulllulontly for storing. Tlio.su
who have many potatoes to harvest
should note this point , us a slight exposure -
posuro oven to a diffused light will cause
Boino'varioticfl to become green and un
fit for food. The potato crop In becom
ing more important every your , and all
that in now wanted to make it moro
generally grown Is a good potato har
vester that will save the grower the
great muscular strain in digging to
which ho is now subjected.
Guru oflilvfl Stock.
Live ptock in pastures have a sweltering -
ing limo of it in August unless they are
made comfortable. In the ubsonco of
sluulo it will pay to orout temporary
shelter. Cows in full How if they got
overheated in fact sunbtruck will fall
oil , and often bp nearly useless for the
rest of the Boiuon. It is very diftloult
to restore such cows.but careful nursing
will bo of assistance. Prevention hero
l bettor than any amount of uuro. Build
a shade by Betting up forked stakes ,
placing poles across them and laying on
a brush ronf. Not only should animals
at pudturo have shudu , but thu/ , should
bo supplied with water. A well is bot- ,
or than nothing ; but if a fltrontn , however -
over small , can bo ma.lo to afford a con
stant supply by all moans make u ° o of
it. Often a spring , at no great distance ,
may bo thus utilized ut a cost of Uttlo
labor and loss money. As the pastures
fail give cows plenty of fodder corn , out
short and sprinkled with two to four
quarts of corn meal for each cow daily.
This will help carry them through tlio
trying season. Work horses turned out
to past tire at night should also bo glvon
their usual grain feed. They
should receive extra chro now.
Ciivo them n long rest at
noon , and don't neglect freiiUont water
ing and proper grooming. Wean thu
1 limbs ami give them dally n handful of
mixed bran and oil cake. Stnar < iUio
noses of the sheep with tar to kcopulT
thegadlly. Now is the time to pen tip
sloro pigs for fattening , for a pound'of
corn in August or 'September will mnko
as much pork as two pomuts in cold
weather. Keep the poultry housescliaii
taking precautions against all vermin. ,
Orrlmnl nnil Print , ( liirilon. ' '
The orchard nnd fruit garden nra
prolltablo adjuncts to many farms , nnd
should not bo nofflooted at this < \oason. \
Those who nttcn.l to or suporintpnd the
picking and marketing know the impor
tance of care in assorting , neatness in
packing nnd promptness In getting their
fruit to market In order to secure the
best pricea People who neglect thuso
essentials rarely obtain top prices ,
nnd hence do not IInd the bust-
tins ? prolltablo. Near n market
early apples and pe.irs nro more prollt
able than winter varieties , but they
should bo handled with care , put in
small packages or crates , and bo hon
estly packed with good fruit at the lop
and all the way through. .
Fight insects on fruit trees and vines
as long as they appear. For mildew on
grapevines apply sulphur fieely with a
bellows ; and hunt for and pick otT cater
pillar ! ) . Fruit trees may bo budded this
month and as long in September as the
bark on the stock will slip freely and
'
suitable buds can bo obtained. 'Keep
strawberry beds ( and in fact the whole
fruit gardoii ) clear of woods , make now
plantations on dark , cool days , and par
ticularly Uoforo and after showers. The
old canes of raspberries and blackber
ries should bo cut away as soon as the
fruit is gathered.
Oilier Timely .Mutter's.
Dispose of inferior animals , or such as
cannot bo kept prolltably , during Into
bummer or early autumn. Many a
farmer makes a mistake by wintering
animal ! ) that it would be greatly to his
advantage to sell at once , or fatten and
send to the butcher. Cows that are
getting a little old , or are not good
milkers , steers that are not promising
and sheep that nro not so good as the
others of the Hock , will not morn now
than at any future tune. The fall pas
ture has put them in good condition
and the pasture will not fail , causing
the animals to lose a little , unless they
Jmvo extra feed , beyond what their
Value will warrant. It will not p < iy to
winter such stock. Bettor sell them at
once , before Hies got worse and pastures
become scant , and invest the proceeds
in lirst class animals.
Keeping bee colonies strong IB an
important matter with nil those who
would succeed in apiculture And in
order to become strong they must not
bo discouraged by being Icept in too
small quarters , and should not have
too small an amount of honey loft to
them , so that they will imbibe a feeling
of future starvation , kill off the drones
and stop making brood comb ; or if early
in the seasop and crowded , that they
will be qonslantly thinking of smarming.
Look to the health and comfort of the
bees rather than after honey. Glvo
them plenty of room ; lot them accumu
late instead of divide , and become strong
for defence against robbers , and nhlo in
clustering to produce warmth enough
for ail purposes.
Worn out grass fields , or those In
fested with worms , should bo turned
over this month , and either rosccdcd or
loft for tliu seed to decay , to bo in good
condition for planting next spring. If
rosoeded , they should have a dressing
of line manure or of good fertilizer well
harrowed in , that the grass seed may
got a good htart. If intended for culti
vation next year it will bo but little extra -
tra labor to sow upon it now either rye ,
at the rate of one bushel per acre , or
barley and oals mixed , from Iwo to
three bushels per acre , which will prove
valuable late in the fall to cut and food
green to the cattle after the pastures
are exhausted or the grass destroyed by
the frost.
Kl.KVTllW.lT. tfOTKS.
An engineer lias recently devised a now
electrical machine by wlilcb woods and obnoxious -
noxious Krnssos can bo destroyed.
A telegraph cable bouvoon Cull form a and
the Hawaiian Islands Is ouo ot tbc probabili
ties of tbo near future. Tbo government
survey , Just finished , sbowi tnat such n
scbomo is very prautic.il , ana that a cabla
line could , with comparative oust ) , bo laid
ibo necessary 0,000 miles.
During tbo runout jubilcoo at Duda-1'ostb
conimouioratiiiK tbotwontv-llfth anrilvursiiry
of tbo crowning of ICinc Franz .Tosof I. bomo
very line electric illuminations were made ,
among wnlcli was a haul : of Incandescent
lamps representing tbo monarch's Initials
arranged on a sinilTolil 100 feet wide and p'3
foot high , which was m turn mounted on top
of a ! IIRI | bulletin ? . The design wns visible
for two and one-half miles.
A modern Invention , Intended to do away
wtib tbo necessity of IronliiK bats , consists
of a blgb-spoad electric motor and attach
ment , which revolves a bat at tbo rate of
2,000 turns a minutes and admits of n high
polish boinc given It from tbo heat of friction
developed , by holding u strip of milt nnulnsl
tbo surface.
Tbo Electrical Subway Commission of Now
Jersey ban adopted resolutions requesting all
companies desiring to orout wires' orar the
streets of uitloi Ir. that state to makonppll.
cation to thorn for permission. They have
also decided tojiavo all tolenhono , trloKmph
nnd cable wires In Jersey City and Newark
placed inidorKround , and are to glvo u publlo
hearing 01 ; tbo subject la Trenton on Sop-
torn burl ) . ,
The tendency to use tbo oleetrlo light tor
advertising purposes has boon steadily grow
ing. and no moro strlitlng oxamplq nf fti
blfcctlvonosi has bean BCOII than the hugo
"Uorbln11 sign , 03x00 foot , which at Twenty-
third street nnd Broadway , Now Vorki
vaunts the attractions of the Loug Inland
Bouuoard for residential purposes m lottora
outlined by lump * of many colors. Tiio Utost
Idea in this direction In Kngland Is' fm
clectclj cart , which during tbo day'carrlej
Uamlng placards through tbo atroots , while
at night Its advertisements ulio tbo form oi
colored lumps. <
Tabulated returns compiled by KlcptfYcitV
nhow tbo amnztng growth anil Hnaucjdl re
turns ot tba two loadingoloctrlcal oomp < yiloj
of tbo country. In I6SI : the nusinuss of the
KdUon company amounted to f.r > 0'J,7M-l.yi. In
Ib'Jl It reached thu grand augrogutQ of J5IQ ? '
8)318I.-H. ! ) Tlio'J'liomson-llou.HlQf'i cflinputjy ,
bhows receipts of SI'.JS.OST.OJ' in ISS-'l und ,
81Uao > ,5S0.17 In Ib91. The profit * of tbo
business is Indicated by tbo statement
that the latter company In 1691 paid 7
per cent on $1,000,000 of preferred B ck and.
10 per cent on $ U.ooo,000 of common otocfr ,
water and all. Kvon with these enormous
profits , the company annually Increased Its
nut-plus fund , which amounted tor.r > lt- ) ,
017.1)0 ) on the lot of lust February. Tbo
Edison company was capitalized { at t'JSO.OQO
ut Its organization. Its capital now nuiounu
to JIU.OOO.OOO. For ( ho past two yours it pot *
8 per cent annually , This company controls
073 central stations , has sold over 10,000,000
Incandescent lamps and employs inour fuu
torioi 4,67,0 man. Tbo Thomnon-HouiUm
employs at lt mala factory In Lyiiti , Mm * . ,
Il.-l'JJ men , with a weekly payroll uggroKatinff
$43,000. The company control * Kjl ceilr ) l
stations , supplying 100,21)J ) ro Utnp end
800 500 Inonndesccu I Imps ,
