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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-03
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fur gle, Die Die StaSt &6enbs 70 llbr gu errehsn
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brinsen.
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gldbere austurft erbdlt man in en@omptoren De
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THE BAY-RIDGE IMPROVEMENT AND
TRANSFORMATION
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-03
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lRon Itide cine Sreimoytc an Or. GaoIuaD &
So, Va. 32, 2Snrrtn CTR, NelUzgorF.
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6eugt sud, oaB oer 9tume "9taOmup" uUi Dem febt,
luna ,,br fauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-03
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MARBLE and SLATE MANTELS,
perfertlat aus Den oeIdie6eniten arten Ndrmor uno
Sdbiefer nadh ben neueften Wuitern BON
4. SStIsartner,
SIR. see uno 528, gSeitz tzBaItimorez ZtraBe.
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Rarmorzgrabftein 6isuren, 8aien &C. Ssitelz
lunsen auf RobeIplattsn, SusboSen. gan6eetIsts
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(SuliS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-03

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ntnl3cr gage rein un0 loon. Simmer, Neftn
ltndrSe 6leden uno 0autaustldle per6eu 6tititidt;
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mclte an StropItIu, an Iulcnz, Nun0= O5rsns,
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entueOsr aus unqcbtten Sranf6eiteu oScr 6ur,b SIN
@tbrauh uoU Gueditl6er eutitanoen iino, t5nueu
NH oUI ptuUn9 perIunen, lucHn 6a5 Sariagmlfan
9clE9en9 Ion9e 0n9cncu0t UirO, nm ienen SuOruf
alll otu Sra0nlama@ MAIDEN 80 F0uueu.
GlEe ylalte UoH oitem tut6Ilt mehr Scil,Iemeute
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ein91aouintu, MGbgtIo man bti anotr.a G.;aeitu
lullz us leh9mal 10 pla nthmeH muB. 3I Aplz
tlttlrH 81 bGbtr. lrtIS 81 90 NIe Ellirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-03
Splles Wuiifeorps, 90 Waittt, Oct;
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iicIcn!cuStmo fhnfhnnoert 8erioncn uhtcr
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beIten StroRoe SesG6eInpeae iitb bu 6aben munhen,
noJnrI CjrlPnrnheit baSU hdben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-03
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G5etodIter Stodfiid, nit @'erzS0uce. p
Gyetofrncr SarIt nit tomatoes GAUGE. .......... %
TriIte YazUioiIelen Ia Maitre de Hotel .... 25
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nit Gremc=Sauce.. 35
GJc6ratene TloiJe nit Sarta> S0uce ........... 40
6jefiIiltr SrebSrQisu C1eviled crabs). ....... 20
Picked Crabs etufeu1 .................. Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-03
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-03

llnIsr reseIatab.ses S,Her fEs 70 Sents
ftebt ceH Siners lit ir9eno eiIem SoieI c.ie:
&iajIc in almerifa nid1t nod. Ner MIR ctI
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ttcm anOestn Sp(.ie,aa!e beOiens iucroen nito
besabIt eiI,atb iir Sas, pas er tbatiddlItb
(?baIt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-03
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Sur Nrilura Sarr -~1LuErettltAer.
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Hno bringt @eimnobcit uno Srait iura6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-03

5bee-9riiner o6er ihtuarSer. Saffee.
SN'-N1"-TsE"" S.r -s,,.rrl g saF0' 'aSs,,.- M ~
ToqcnSes It oer Speie'ette lIr Sielentgen, luelne
ell Dtabl uadj benz europdlihen Glan beltelen:
SuuDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-03
GuropGii3e Ga6st6eribte.
@oiitif9es aus GttsIaaO.

lInheiGaitiste @rbeiter IorOern Sroo Son
Scm britiidIsn prcntier. - Cine lnterelz
iante MISUNDERSTANDING Der franioiiz
idlcn SoIiaIiitcu. 5nragtbGre SerDef=
run8cn Surdl Stiirmc iB Seitreta1. - vi;
IerIci.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
Bound to Be Endorsed.

Chicago Herald: Mr.. Cleveland's adj
ministration is to be indorsed in his own
great State of New York, at any rate, no
matter who wins. The Democrats all say
that the election of Hill is necessary to
sustain the hands of the President and
make reform movement Il svccess. The
Republicans, anxious to placate the mug
wumps, declare that the success OF
Davenport will be u rebuke to Cleve-
lands enemies and virtually an indorsc-
ment of his administration. The mug
wumps incline to this view themselves,
and a Buffalo newspaper AYERS that all of
Cleveland's personal friends in that city
regard the election of the Republican
ticket us essential to the popular support
OF the President.
: From this it appears that whichever
way the election may go, the Admisistra-
ton is bound to be indorsed. If its own
party wins its Endorsement will be
claimed by everybody except the mug
wumps, who make enough noise for
several entire parties, will claim that il
has been most e1aphatically Endorsed.
No other President even had such n GER
tainty of receiving a home Endorsement.
The only way in which Mr.. Cleveland
can be positively rebuked in New York
is for the people to elect the Prohibition
ticket.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
WHAT is CAsToRIA.

Castpria is DIR, Samuel Pitchers prescription
for Intahts and Children Its purpose Is TO reg
late the stomachs and bowels, II does this by
thoroughly assimilating the food, preventing
colo and constipation, and keeping open the
pores at tho skin. This Is necessary. Nearly
o~ne-quarter of our children die before they arc
tmo ypars old, and one-half of them before they
are hftoen. Nature did not so intend il. I'm
proper food and neglect of bathing make most
NIL children sick at times. They must have relief
from symptoms indicated by fiatulcncy, vomit-
Ing, purging, fevors and constipation. The
i formula OF Castoria is published. Liberal ply
'Eleians everywhere now agree that 1t will aesom-
plish this end. Castoria is armies ii does not
\ sontnin a particle of morphine or other narcotic
substance. Paregoric, Drops, sooth-
ng syrups and all other medicines for children.
lontain opium In some form, Castoria has been
n iise over thirty 4 80, and during that time
las carried hope into more homes, preventing
nore protracied sicknesses and reduced Il e APP
falling death rate among infants and chi dren
o a sreator extent Than all othor kno Ia 10 "A
GnieS. -
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
What We are Indebted to the South
for.

There appears in our columns to-day the adj
v%ertiscmcnt of the well known land univer-
sally used in the Southerns Statcs) Simmons
Liver Regulator. Years ago it won its way
into every household Of the South by pure,
sterling merit. 1t there takes the place of a
doctor and costly prescriptions. The medi-
cine is becoming widely known in the North,
and wherever used the demand for i has
steadily increased. 1t is a family medicine,
containing no dangerous and deleterious
qualities, but purely vegetable, and so gentle
in its action that it can be easily given to any
person, no matter what age-the Centenarian
or the growing %youngster. Working people
are often in that miserable state of health
which really renders them unnt for labor;
but they haven'ttime to take medicine and be
sick. Simmons Liver Regulator can be taken
without causing any loss of time, and the
system will be built up and %invigorated by it.
The Regulator promotes digestion, disSipates
nasty sick headache, and gives n strong, full
tone to the system. In malari0uS climates it
is Invaluable, both protecting attack from the
disease and expelling the poison after It has
entered the system. 1t has no equal as a
preparatory medicine, and can be safely used
when Il doctor cannot be called in. Persons
of the very highest charact0r and eminence
have given Simmons Liver Regulator their
cordial and hearty endorsement.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
Thc Ross Rating Powder liar.

Merchant Tra,eier; VIII Gloon is n
truthful traveller who is at Dresentsellng
powder. Not long since William called
on a customer i'm Northern Ohio, and
wanted to sell him a case.
"Why, sir" said he, we sent live bar
rc1s of it TO PittsDurg in February of last
wear and that's what raisedethe river 50.
Our house was in the Cincinnati Hooded
district at the time, but we left only one
barrel in the cellar and as soon as it got
wet il raised the house clear above the
water. 1t is"
s"Hold on, " interrupted the dazed MGR
cuant, you are the infernalcst-"
"As | was saving. " he went on. ut is
the best powder in the marYet. We sent
two barrels to New York in November
and raised the Democratic majority
enough to beat Blaine"
."Mcll. | don't want such d"
"Of course you don't. You don't want
n baking powder that will raise enough
money ia q day to pay for itself for SIX
months. No man does. Why, sir, L -
"Do you give any premiums?"
cor course. Tho best one is my new
Walker. Every purchaser OF II case gets
one. This machine sir, is n graduated
tube, with the hours marked on it. Say
you want TO get up mt 7 IA. m; you load
the machine Tor that hour, set it under
the bed rail and by Z O'Clock the powder
has raised the bed up and turned you out
on the tloor. Then the cook takes the
machine, ompties the powder into the
bread pan and makes beautiful bisceits
for breakfast. No waste OF powder
either. See?"
mo, but hear, " said the merchant,
"and you may send me II case; and-and
if your house hasn't got another liar to
take your place in case you should leave,
it had better put in some baking powder
to raise your salary and make u perpet,
ual contract with you"
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements under this head 10 cents per
lino for the first Insertion, and 7 cents Tor zach
subsequent Insertion Seven words will be count
cd to the line; thoy must run consecutively and
must be paid in advance. All advertisements
must be handed in before 2 o'clock p. m, and
under no circumstances will they DO taken or
Discontinued by ielnnhone.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

nor SALE-Ry A. McGnvock, 1893 Farnam st.
l. lot 4uXls3 with now . room house. In w.
A. RediCk's add.
2 lots 5Jxl32 each. Dwight s. Lymans add.
St5l each.
lots Park Wild ave, 10OXl5O, with 2 houses, 2
barns. and other necessary outbuildings. 5000.
4 lot Reeds list add on - near Davenport,
with Groom house and all necessary improve
inent. S!-2uO.
lot 5%Oxl4I, Kountzo's I'd add on 10th near
Hickory. Sl.2OD.
lot fOOyl25 on Vinton near 10Th st. SS,61O.
l lot AisXl53, Reeds lst add; 6-rOom house ana
nll necessary improvements. On Davenport
lear I'D st. $500.
10 acres in Tuttle's subdivisions; very cheap;
suitable for gardening.
lot 45xllU, Hickory Place, with Broom house
and basement. This Is II bargain. Sl.2U0.
/ lot bJXl4i, kOuntZe u RuthS add, east 'front.',
contuins 3 now houses which rent for 500 per
month. On L~.eavenwOrth near nth. $3.50.
3 lots 3tX9l Bowery Hill add on CASTELAR, near
18th. S55t each.
| lot Anil, improvement Association add;
Broom house, frontS on 10Th. 500.
3 lots, Parkc Place; front on LaSS st. Sl5O oach.
Corner lot on Chicago st; good house and
barn, u very desirable location. ! block from
high school. Si,o1j,
Splendid stock farm of $40 acres in Dixon Co.
10 miles southwest of Ponca. viii sell cheap or
exchange Tor Improved Omaha city properly.
A. McGayock. 60
TISE improved farms.will trade for improved
II city property. w. IL. Green. over LIST Ma
ttonul Bank. 55S
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

TF you want q cheap house and lot,
- If you want business property,
If you want |unimproved residence property,
u You want aero property,
If YOU want to make a good any
kind of real estate,
If YOU want to sell any kind of real estate.
Call Mt Cunningham & Brennan's Office, I'LL
Dodge. next L. u. .9
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

INORS ALE-plainview lots arc again in de
j lnnnd at $40 to S % per lot, on easy terms.
THIS property is tho lest for the money. Conc
and sec it. Ames, l5H Farnum. YES
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

t26O 3 acres with good house, stable etc, .
miles from = u. $1,000 easy terms.
Cst6l Now cottage d rooms, good barn, corner
Grand and Pier streets, S2,2uO, monthly pay
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
REAL ESTATE.

L1ORE XCHAEGE--8O acres in Blue Earth Coun-
i ty, MINI for Omaha property Douglas Co;
Real estate mortgages Tor Omaha property; will
pay balance in cash. a. L. Tukoy, 1874 Farnam
SGj
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

The Traveller Who, in taking passage
in a great trans Atlantic steamer, does
not feel Il thrill of exultation over her
magnificent power? Against her the
Storm King may hurl his elemental
forces, nor pierce her armor, nor stop her
onward course.
But let mo describe n scene when, one
morning in mid-ocean, there came an
alarm from the pilot house followed by a
cry: '"Ihe ships rudder is lost!' From
the confident expression, consternat on
acame TO every face. The wheelman be-
ing helpless to direct her course, the
vessel was at the mercy of wind and
wave.
The captain had beer n~egligent-tho
hangings of The rudder were allowed to
wear and suddenly it had dropped
deep into the sea!
Strong in intellect, in physical vigor,
in energy and in ambition, man con
fronts, |undaunted, gigantic tasks and
commands applause for his magnificent
achievements. But, all unexpectedly, an
alarm comes-the rudder of his constitu-
tion is gone. He has been careless of its
preservation; mental strain, nervous *
citdment, irregular habits, over work,
have destroyed the action of his kidneys
and liver. This would not occur were
Warmers safe cure used to maintain
vigor. And even now it may restore
vitality to those organs and give back To
the man that which will lead him to the
heaven OF his ambition,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

T.rOR SALE-Fots IN Isaac & Seidon's add $500
L. to 81 SEQ; eusy forms. w. Il. Graham, Creigh-
ton BLOCK. . S,T-T
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

NJoNEY MONEyti MONEY!ll-Money TO
M loan ON chuttel security by w. H. Croft room
4, Withncli building, N. II. corner 10th and Har-
n,y. Attor years of experience and u careful
study of tho business of loaning money on per-
sonal property. | have at last perfectedn system
whereby the publicity usual III such cases IS
done away with, aud | am now in n position TO
meet the demands of I'LL who become temper
urily embarrassed and desire TO raise money
without delay and in a quiet manner. House.
Keepers, professional gentlemen, mechanics ana
others in Omaha ANA Council Buns, can obtain
advances from $lDto $1,000 on such security
ms household furniture. piallos, machinery, nor
ses, wagons, warehouse receipts. secured notes
OF hand, etc, without removing same from own
crs residence or place of business. Also on fine
I atchos and Diamonds, one Of tho advantages |
cior is that any part OF any loan can be paid at
any time which will reduce tho interest pro rata
and nil loans renewed ut the original rates OF IN
terost. ! have no brokers in connection with my
office, but personally supcrintond all my loans, |
have private Offices connected with my general
Office so that customers do not como in con:
tract with each other, consequently mHhip% al
transactions strictly private. w. r. Croft,
room 4, Withhold building, N. Il. corner 18TH ANA
Hurncy, Omaha, and 8? Pearl St, Council Buns.
hJl
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
RUPTURE cuREp.

MO operation or useless trusSes. DIR. NJ. NJ.
IN Moore, ~ Wabash ave, Chicago. Mhl
10 ~ Loh4ons House, OCto"er -, ono uhy oniy.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

MONEY To LOAN-On real estate and chat
wi fnls. ID. L. Thnmns. bO
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

WANTED-By a lady, position In an office or
w wholesale house. Address j. D., Bco Office.
ElSgD
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

NOR SALE-Threo new cottages. five rooms
IL each, in Walnut Hill; good cellars, closets,
pautries, cistcrns etc; two lots with each cottage
SlySO each, 500 down and $50 per month. Z. II.
Mayne, 18th and Farnam. BIB
nor sALE-Boautirui acre property . milcs
Il from. city, Mt SIPS to $40 per acre; easy
3u
nor SALE-Mngninccnt house md lot with
Il commodious barn ON California street uoar
18th, south front. $500,
For salc-Fun lot good two story 3 room house
ON California, location worry desirable, 5000. j.
j.. Riley 4 Co., 2l0 south 18th street. &S
T1OR SALE--l7 lots on Georgia and Virginia
" ayes, Rodicks add. $3.50 to sl,5OJ each;
dB& Tho neatest oottare in Omaha, new, all
modern convenicncos, Georgia ave, $500.
t26Bl beautiful aero lot and house tncing pro-
posed Boulevard, West Omaha, $500, easy
f25D + acres with good house, stable etc, 3
miles from = u. $1,000 easy terms.
Gas, New cottage d rooms, good barn, corner
Grand and Pier streets, S2,2UO, monthly pay
ments.
l7D Lot facing Harscom park on Park ave,
$1,000, ouSy terms. G.. IL. Mnyno, 10Th and Far
nam. 3S
DOR SALE-Ncw house, Z rooms, cast front,
u full lot, next to alley, on Saunders street;
lot nlono worth nOarly all that is asked for it,
$1,000. j. IL. Riley Co, 2l5 5. 18th st, &6
nor sALE-Two lots on n corner, two blocks
~ from Farnam, both for. Sl.2jJ. positively
cheap. J. Il. Riley & Co., 2l5 South 18th st. 2I
nor sALE-On Convent St, lot IOxI4O; house
IL 6 rooms near street car line, $500 cash. j.
w. Marshall, loo Farnam st. W.
EoR sALE-Full lot, south front; very dosir-
Il able property, on red cur line. This is worry
cheap at S1,iOO. j. L. Riley u Co, 2l5 South 18th
street. sb
DOR sA~LE-Choup, n fine lot in Hanscom
IL Place. Address n. p. f., Bee office, 1A
DOR sALE-we have lots on vinton, Cum
Il ings, Georgia ave, Leayenworth and othor
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

"ANTED-A fun lot near tho city Mt II ren-
Wv sonablc price. State price, terms and To-
cation. Address j. N. C."Bee Office. 2NS
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

Death OF n Prominent CoIOred Man.
Blanc I. Joubert, the wealthiest and
most influential colored man of New
Orleans, died Saturday. He was Il dele
gate in the Chicago convention of 1868
that nominated Grant and Colfax, and
was several times a republican %elector.
Under Gen, Grant he became collector
districts, He held several minor offices
under Gov, Kellogg, and was treasurer
OF the republican state central commit
tee. He was very light colored, and be-
fore the war shot n man for calling him
i a negro.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

NSTANTFD-Forty good men for track laying
w md spikeing and grading, wages 10 and 100
Per day. Free transportation. Call nj once,
ll2O Farnam st g9
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

yTANTED-To trade n good second hand
W piano. or II horse aud buggy. Inquire ut
Edholm Il Erickson. NIB
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
-wANTED-rEn1ALE HELP.

X TANTED-Fivo good female cooks, good
w wages. Call lI2O Farnam st. 9S
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
EOR SALE-Cheup, n fine lot in Hanscom
IL Place. Address n. =. f.. Bee Office. li

DIOR SALE-We have lots on Vinton, Cum-
Il ings, Georgia ave-, L~eayenworth and othor
streets. Far nam street business property. j.
Il. Riley 81 Co, 2l5Soutt 18th street. 23J
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

I .ADlESiu want OF good girl for general house
IL work &c, can find them by applying ut Oma.
ha Employment Bureau, ll2b Farnam ST. N1
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

Washington, 1916 35th
a boarding aud uay
DUllghItuny sltuuted
Large %grOunuS; sd
Miss EARLE.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

EOR RENT pleasant south f ront rooms s.
II w. cornor 10Th and Davenport. ECO
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

NOR SALE-Lots in Molroso, offer special al
n vAntaUcs to the Investor on account OF To-
cation, price ana terms; now selling at 500 to
$50 per lot. Ames, 1901 Furnam. G6-S
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

IGOR SALE--l7 lots on Georgia and Virginia
u ayes, Rodioks add. $3.50 to Sl,50j ouch
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

"ANTED-A situation rs assistant book
w keeper or shipping clerk by young man;
best OF references given. Address II. Case, 2lO
South 10th st. G43-1p
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
ron sAn.n-Housns-1ors.

nor RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms, N
II w. cor. 2lst and ST. Mary's avenue. 4G
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

THOR RENT-Furnishcd house, six rooms;
L good collar, closets, outhousoa, cistcrn, etc.
DIST St, between Leuvenworth and Mason. APP
ply to Fl. Is. Hudson, l222 Douglas st. sN-Sp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

NOR RENT room cottage with Summer
II kitchen, ~cistern, we'll, Seward street let.
Campbell and Irone street, 2 blocks from cars. .
HtI-Sp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

TOR RENT-Houso of three rooms 23d and
y Clark streets. Inquire northeast corner
18th and Douglas, and 1913 Jackson ST. S3
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

EOR SALE-Mngninccnt house md lot with
IL cOmmodious barn on California street uoar
18th, south front. $500.
For salc-Full lot good two story 3 room house
ON California, location very desirable, 5000. j.
j.. Riley Il Co, 2l0 south 18th street. 22S
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

T1OR RE~NT-Cottngo, 23d and Mason SITS. In.
A quiro 1909 Jackson st. 5ol-Bp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

TXT ANTED-An Intelligent and active young
wv man, for delivery ana general store work.
Ono who talks German and is acquainted in tho
town, and with tho grocery business preferred,
:. C. Wiemors, S. w. Cor, 18th and Chicago. St.
nJI-Tp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

NOR SALE-Two lots on n corner, two blocks
u from Farnain, both for $3.50. positively
cheap. j. Il. Riley & Co, 2l5 South 18th st. 23T
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

I AIDES in want OF good domestic help can
IL be supplied by calling on tho Omaha En-
ploymcnt once, 2I7 N. l6tn St, upstairs. Mrs.
Il. w. Morrison prOprtptOr. SI4
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

TOR RENT-Two new residonccs6 rooms each,
I cottage 8 rooms, house 10 rooms. j. Phtpps
Roc. 55
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
BOARDING..
PHYSICIANS.
PERSONAL.

NEW BORN INFANTS properly and Sic
and Irene SIS. bosop
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08
TO LoAN-MorEY.

TINO LOAN-Money in any amount on rcnl es-
i tate security. q. II. Mnyne, 18th ald tar-
nam. ggU-O-l5
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

EoR SAiE-On Convent st, lot lOxl4O; house
IL 6 rooms near street car limo, $500 cash. j.
w. Marshall, loo Farnam st. w
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

WANTED-By n gentleman, room and board
w at 81 or 81 per week. west of 10Th and
south of Farnam. References il required. Adj
Dress Oscar, Bee Office. O5
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

WANTED-Board by younE gentleman in
w strictly private family; nice uecoinmoda-
tons. Address r.. H., Bee Office. vE!-b'
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, "
st. "IiiE ,EDAhS.' a
sonool lUr young iuulcS. 4
GA nUUrSo,UWn nulsnIs.
lurIur sUhuHsLlc advantage:
Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In store in Neb., @ years
w experiences; thoroughly acquainted with
general dry goods; best of reference given, Ad-
dress box 82S, NillisCa, Iowa bil-lOp