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Interesting Agricultural Item.

Kansas TeetotaIer.
A farmer in the eastern part of the State
missed a couple of his cows some time ago, and
a diligent search and notices in the county papers
failed to bring them to light Yesterday, how
ever while in the field, he noticed hole in one
side of his pumpkin, and, on getting lantern
and going in he found the lost cows quietly eat
ing pumpkin-seeds and getting fat The hole in
the fruit was caused by the rapid growth of the
vines, which had dragged it along over the
ground for half mile.
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Everyday Politeness.

Philadelphia Telegraph.
1t is astonishing how many people there are
in the world who do not know intuitively what
common poiteness dictates; but still more
astonishing how many there are are who, know
ing what it dictates, do not seem to reflect that
in discarding the rules of poteness they indirect
ly sacrifice themselves by ignoring rules deduced
for the comfort of all from the experience of
mankind; for the purpose first of all, to prevent
mankind treading on each others toes. and
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Zinc GROCER and the lawyer.


II should hate to be a lawyC," remarked the
grocer, ''and be obliged to argue contrary to my
belief" Then he proceeded to inform custom
er that the bottle of cotton-seed oil he held in
his hand was the pure unauthorized juice of the
olive. II should hate to be grocss,n said the
lawyer, land have to soil my hands with mo-
lasses, kerosene and all sorts of vile stuff He
was seen few moments later shaking hands
with murderer, a burglar and a drunkard
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then, in the higher grade, to make their path,
way through life pleasant. TRIES, it is said,
make up the sum of life; but, parodoxicaliv,
nothingis, therefore, a trife that goes 10 make
uD sum which, for the most favored of NOR
tails, may indeed be in excess of his deserts, but
which IS for any one never absolutely great II
IS only by making the fund of comfort great
tontlne that men, women and children can Sc.
cure the full amount of whatever life has in it OF
possible ENJOYMENT
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Three Gents Worth Of Gold,

Somebody who calls himself a scientist has
discovered that every ton of sea-water contains
three cents worth of gold. The bother Is how
to get the gold out. In order to get enough to
buy bottle of Browns Iron Bitters, he would
have to sort over just thrity-three and one third
tons of the briny fluid BY that time he would be-
soplayed out that the contents of at least one bot.
tie would be necessary to restore him. But it is
great restorer, and cures completely dyspepsia,
malaria, etc.
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makes present he always gives just what he
would like to have gwen to him and thsn / felt
better / saved those cards and this year each
one of my friends got a present that must have
suited him to T. for it was the very thing he
chose for me last year,
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Information for wa,terson.

Pittsbnrg Commercial Gazette.
Henry Watterson solemnly asks: ''Are the
people yet ready for free whiskyr There are
dead -loads of people in the country who stand
around the biggest part of their time ready and
waiting for just such snap
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Answers to Puzzles.

Answers to Puzzles.
No. 1371- PIP
PINES
PIKELE
IN ERTI A
Pc LTIN
SEINE
AG
No 1372-Basil-ides
No l373-At last it biteth like serpent and
stingeth like an adder.
No. 1374-L Marmot 2. Dor-mouse. g. Ant
elope T. Gib-bon. 5. Glut-ton. g. Goat. Z
Hedgehog s. Grey hound. g. Ham-ster 10.
Stag. IL Sap-ajo
No. 1375-Perugino.
No 1876 NJ
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Puzzles Answered.

By See U. IT,, haywood, H.: Nos 1871, 1873,
1874 (nearlyl, 1877, 1873, 1870
By Eagle Eye, Walnut HILL Mass: Nos 1871,
1873, 1874 partially 1877 1873 1879
We award 1.-THE Pen and Pencil Tablet" to
See u. u.
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Very Tragic.
Philadelphia Tin


If there is anything in modern society more
tragic than to see a refined, delicatey sensitive,
man. it is the sight of finely organized, studi-
Gus man married to coarse or merely wooden
woman Of the world.
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THE YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN;
THE PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.

Everything relating to this department must
be addressed to w. FL. GRAHAM, West Scarbor-
ough, Cumberland county, Maine Original
contributions and answers to each weeks puz-
zles are solicited from ALL
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ANSWERS in three weeks.l


1. We offer book for the first complete set
of answers this week.
2. We offer pack of address cards or game
for the next best list
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He talked as if he had frog in his throat"
but he was only hoarse; a single bottle of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup relieved the trouble at
once. % cents
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Fosg's Christmas Gifts.
Boston Transcript

B0ston Iranscrlpt.
Eyes said Fogg II got off pretty easy this
year. Last Christmas each one of my friends
gave me tencent Christmas card. felt lit.
tie sour at first but reflected that when man
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down Broadway heavy trunk laden with 500
worth of the personal property of Lizzie Wilson,
which he had taken from q hallway.
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No. 1377-Pearl, earl. pear, ear, pea.
No. 137S-Cobra de capello.
No. l379-The dark day.
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Original Puzzles.


NO. 1399-CRoss-woRD.
In orange, but not in fig;
In little, but not in big;
In dance, but not in Jig;
In hair, but not in wig;
In rutfie, but rot in pleat;
In neglect, also in neat;
In lane, but not in street;
In oats, but not in wheat;
In shoat, but not in pig;
In delve, but not in dig;
In limb, but not in twig;
In gear, but not in rig;
In toes, also in feet;
In sour, but not in sweet;
In onion. but not in beet;
In rain, but not in sieet;
In head, but not in cheek;
My whole is name we seek,
In our column week by week,
And oft her praise we speak.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
THE COURTS,
A $4,000 claim Satisfied in the
United States Circuit
Tribunal.

The case of Cordelia o.. Harrington
VS.. John B. Finley, John Brown, Joseph
F. Black, w. M. Black, John M. Veatch.
NJ. B. Moore and Mrs. f. e. Linton.
which has been pending in the United
States circuit court here for a long time.
was finally terminated yesterday and
settled; 1t seems that originally the
plaintiff brought suit to have a cloud re
moved from the title to 1900 acres of
land down in OEoe county. Defendant
Veatch came in with a mortgage claim Of
$40, 900 and Mrs. E. E. Linton also had
much to say In the body and
caption Of a cross bill for $1,000, due
her as taxes. Both these claims, of
course, held good, and to satisfy them
the land had to be sold. The sale came
off April 80, and the property was bid In
by Veatch, at $4,000. Yesterday Judge
Dundy entered a decree ordering him to
pay the S17, 900 claim of Mrs. Linton.
A check for the amount was made out.
Judge Mccullough gave his attention
yesterday to hearing the case of Law
renee, assignee for the Western Steam
Heating company, VS.. o. G. Campbell, a
suit for 5000. Judgment was rendered
for defendant, plaintiff to pay costs.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
IRvINGToN NOTES.
IRvINGToN, Neb,, May 26

IRvINGToN, Neb,, May 26.
Correspondence of The BEE.
There was q very enjoyable wedding
party on the Oath instant at the residence
of Mr.. Bleiok's, the pastor eff the congre-
tional church officiating. The contracting
parties were Mr.. Morris r. Cronemyef
and Miss Emma d. Ble!ck. The Hon.
j. Fl. Winspear and wife, from the city,
who are relatives of the groom, were,
with others, of the party. Judging
from the numerous and valuable
presents to both parties one
might naturally conclude that
about the bsst thing n can do now-a-
days Is to get married. One of the pres.
ents to the bride was a beautiful gold
watch from the father-in-law, Mr..
Cronemeyer. The two families are
among the old and solid residents of the
county.
Mr.. Gardnesknight ha, just completed
his WORK as precinct assessor. He has
the appointment also of census taker and
will soon travel over the same ground
again. BUCKEYE.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

T. NJ. Marquette, of Lincoln, is at the
Willard.
Z. Z. Leonard and wife, David City, are a,
the Willard.
the city at the Millard.
P. G. H~imebaugh, with his wife and
daughter, are in Chicago.
G. L. Burke, Grand Island, and B. H.
Goulding, Lincoln, are at the Arcade.
III. q. Robinson, +. B. Purcell and j. p.
Yost, of North Bend, are at the Paxton.
G. w. Post, revenue collector for this dis
trict, came in from York yesterday, and is at
the Willard.
E. E. Whitmore, of the opera house, left
yesterday for Lincoln, where he will make a
visit of several days.
MIR. Nathan Merriam, OF the firm OF
Himebaugh, left Omaha, Monday, for q
three months tour in Europe.
Senator Henderson vent to Chicago yes
terday, where he is to meet Mrs, Henderson,
and will return in about ten days.
Rev. 4. G. Hall left Monday for Cincin-
natl, to attend the Presbyterian conference.
He will there meet his wife and return with
her to this city.
daughter pf Mr.. aud Mrs. Chesebrough, OF
st. Louis, will be received with deep regret
by the friends of the family in this city.
s. Hartman, l.. Duttle, Grand Island; +,
A. Pease and wife, Rawlins, Wyo.; A. s
Churchill, Atlantic; R. l.. Maxwell, Clark's;
A. Coleman, Stromsburg; II. w. Robson, @.
Bascom, H. Boodicker, Chicago; w. Dyer,
Macedonia, Ia; d. M. Strong, North Bend
j. H. Morton, Blencoe; j.. Vfeeland, John
son, Nm. Ryder and wife, Dunbar; d. H,
Wheeler, P~lattsmouth; Jas. Cameron, Hast
ings, are at the Garfield.
w. M. Cummings, Lincoln; Gus Stats,
Hastings; Sol. 8. Gaylord, Columbus; Will
liam A. Mead, Jackson; Mrs. II. Dickson
Hastings; II. j. Dickson, G. E. Dickson
Grand Island; Miss Jennie Adams, Crane
Island; r. M. Goshorn, Wayne; j. 9. Bailey
Herman; J.. @. Hitchcock, Harrington; Johr
Moran, Lincoln; George j. Squires, Crane
Island; G.. w. Brown, w. E. Smith, st
Paul, Neb.; L. ii. Stanley, Chicago; DR.. A
B. Bracket and wife, Goldield. Ia; L. B
Westbrook and wife, Newton, Ia; w. G
Leffingwell, Kansas City, Mo-; o. B. Dut
ton, Missouri Valley; M. d. Roger, Counci
Bluffs; @. Shanklin, Chicago; j. w. Moore
Clay Vaukirk, Youngstown, ILL.,; f. 2
Hopp, Belle Plain, Ia; 1. r. Bingham, Ne,
York, are at the Metropolitan.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
A.Sad Death.

Mrs. Emma A. Hull, wife of Frank
Hull, who Is chief clerk at the Paxton
hotel, died at half past 1 o'clock last
night, after an Illness of about eight days
duration. 1t seems that the immediate
cause of death was blood poisoning, orig.
mating from information of the bowels.
1t is only about six months ago that abe
and Mr.. Hull vera married, and her
death at this time, is q sad blow to him.
He has the deepest sympathy of a large
number of friends.
Arrangements for the funeral have not
yet been completed.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

George Duncan was fned So in the police
court yesterday afternoon for disturbing the
peace.
One Ed. Summons, who got to making
drunken, outlandish disturbar ce on Tenth
street yesterday, was marched up to police
court and fined So.
Mr.. William Lowe, the old man of South
Omaha who strayed away from home Mon
day, was found yesterday and returned.
1t will be noticed in the council proceed,
ings that Mr.. Herman Kountz has made q
proposition to lease the city grounds for a
market house. Mr.. Kountz's property which
he desires should be utilizsd in this manner ID
the old U. P. base ball grounds on st. Mary's
avenue. The actual site covers an area of LOT
by 2S5 feet.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Al ado ertiScments in the special columns ,ciu
be charged at the rate Of 10 cents per line for the
first insertion, and Z cents per line for each subSe.
quent insertion; No advertisement tcil be inserted
for less than 90 cents or the first time.
These advertisements ieilbe inserted in both Morn.
ng and Epentng Editions, representing a %circuia.
tion Of ouer Eight Thousand. This class Of ddper-
tsements must positively be paid in Advance.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
A Suicide Identified.

New YoRK, May Pa body of a young
woman who shot herself at the Grand Union
hotel was identified last night by Gideon A.
Bedient. a farmer of Hornby, Stsuben county
NJ W as that OF of his daughter Hattie,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

ENoR sALs-A 900 acre stock aud grain farm, all i'm.
u proved; tour hours ride from the Omaha Stock
Yards; seven miles from the CITY Of Fremont: two
railroads within three miles; 800 acres under pillow,
inc rest in pasture; board fence, running sstoam
through pasture; house with ten rooms; viii be svld
oheaph sold Immediately; on terms TO suit For
further particulars inquire OF Geo. c. Grodirev, Vie.
mont, Neb. iB7.ti
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
The council then ad journed.

Judge Stenberg telegraphed yesterday for
District Attorney Estelle to appear here this
morning, as an effort will be made to take
William Bates, the arson iend, out of Jail on
q writ of habeas corpus.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
TO LOAN-MONEY,

M ONLY TO i oan-0n Real estate In any amount and
wi time to suit, I ON $50 20 5000.
On oollateral on thirty to ninety days time, in
sums Of fifty dollsrs and upwards.
On chatteli, in sums OF five to five hundred dol
lars at low rates and time to suit.
Miscellaneous. Mortgages, secured notes city claims
and judgement bought, advances made to c ntrac.
tors, and general ~financisl business Of all kinds trans.
acted promptly, quietly and without delay, at the
Omaha financial exchange 1901 Farnam st,up stairs
$3.50
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
FORSALE-FARMS.

LToR SALE Ranch, a snail ranch OF $500 acres IA
j. Keith County touching the Platte River; plenty
II water and gtas';2 gocd HOUSES, sheds, st .b'es and
,orfals; SO acres unoer fence; price : ,O.C0o,b bali cash
balance on long time. j. @. Mcbride, Lincoln, Neb
2Ii-l2
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

WASrED-Live energetic men With horse and car.
w riage to ha5dle ~Hrst-olass article though the
country; call at once. Q. N. Eaton, Ill s. 14th.
Si6-H
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
SITUATIONS

WANrsp-A Stu ition as clerk. book keeper or
w collector by A young man who Is willing TO work
low a. first for the take ola good opening, Address
IS A" Bee office. 6ai.26p
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

LNoR skLS-Good farm in Washington Co; III
II acres; so acres cultivated: good buildings; nne
orchard; running water; All fenced. Edward Norris
Co, loom 10 Csounse Block. a74tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

n ORsE & BRUESxsR s-Bargains-For ent-Tw fine
Nl BRICK dwellings, modern improyents, $50. 90
per north
For keat-Store houses, rooms, furnished and
nfuInisp
For sa1es-Acre lots 90 Saunders street, near street
cars, sl,dD.
For SaI-Ten acres three blocks from street car
for $40, OoO.
For Sale-Blegsnt house and other improvements,
Including eight full lots, all for $1,000, one block
from street car.
For s~a'e-Hou,e, 8 rooms, fine home, full lot on
Saunders street, $4,000
For 4ale-A splendid business corner lot on Far
nam, 65xl32 feet, $500.
For sale-House, b rooms, and ! lot on street car,
sl,6oO,
For Sale Lots in "Hauscom PlIoe," $500, easy
terms; also lots In shinn's addition, SI0J to $500,
easy terms. Lots In Loves addition, $3.50.
For Sale House and lot Harvey street, near court
For salo-Lot 14exl34 on Park Avenue Car line,
SO 500.
For sale-Hcuse 8 rooms, full lot, on Hamilton
street, foe place. $1,000. .
For Bale House and lot on Davenport street
| $4,000.
For slIe-House 0 rooms, modern improvements
lot 1870 ie't front by 70 feet deep, fine place, e's!
terms, 1900. .
For Sale TIVE lots, ono a corner, one,half mil,
from postoflce, near car line, foe both $500
MORSE & Drummer,
476-2o Paxton Bull ling, Fifteenth and Fa'nan.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

DRRsoNAh-It you want q detective, send your ad.
L ado ress to the Omaha Detective Agency, P o box
544, offices 215 south 18th st. S59.m27
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

CLOTHING.

TNAKB SonCE-Owing TO the baokwRrdness OF the
l. season, l am determined to clssa out my entire
stock Of OF spring and summer clothing at great
sacrifice, they are bound TO be sold, 80 coll early and
get fine clothing at low prices. Polack the clothier,
1915 Farnam atreet, near l4th s97-tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

DAu1sENh iaibergains For sale da-yty
lmile from city limits ESQ, 10 acres joining
Fort Omaha $500.
Lot boxl4t east front on 10th, between Hickory
and Center with new 2 room house, s 5000 can be
traded for farm.
Corner io;h ard Pierce, oSvis4 s Y front, 2 story
house 2uXi0, %cistcrn, well, ~ be etc, 1900,
Choice lot In Abr place, $3.50.
HAN interest in q well centrally located grocorv
business, cheap on account OF ~ health.
3 acres on N saunders, . room house, splerdid or
chard $500.
G2 feet on Lcayenworth near 18th st, $500, suit.
able for " holCsalC.
choice lots east front, Dwight & Lymann's add
8choice corner lots In Lake adj 1871 test front on
nth and laSc with O rooms. new house, fenced,
stable, well etc, $500.
4 lots, east front Ia Burr oak adj Sl,5Oo.
Choice lot on ParR ave. 81 SEQ,
Corner lot Dorcas and 18th, l square from s., car
with 4 room houre, stable, olstern etc, $i,7Oo.
75 feet east irons, ID square from st MAry's ave-,
1850.
For rSnt or sale p lots near Red line and Cunning
street, with clos a. 10 room house, with all modern
improvements, Paulsen Il Co., 1913 Farnam ST,
bQI-26
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

m. A cTIEsTERFIELD-Megnetic physician, test and
~ developing medium, over $40 north 10th ST,
b53-i 2l
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

WASrEp-Situation by a butcher Ct experience,
w Address &C. Bee office. 674.26p
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

DRIvY vaults, and cessp 1ols cleaned at shortest no.
1 lice any time Of the day, in an entirely srderIess
way v it'll our improved pump and denegan appara-
oil plac. 80 cleaned by us disenfected free, charges
reasonable. A. Evans, 1903 Dodge street up hairs.
246-iIO
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

A Young man from the east, desires to engage IN
fAsome profitable business requiring a moderate
capital; anyone wishing n partner or Who knows OF
such = bush a. pleass nd. ress "a s" Bee Office.
n0S.2Rn
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
FOR sALE.-HoUsEs-LoTs.

EoRsALE OR RESr-A9l story building, suitable
Il t%orstore and boarding house at Stock yards. Az.
dress Mrs. John Reed, 1911 Cass ct. 67s-9sp
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
CARRIAGES.

~ RATION & RUMMoND dis lay the fl nest grade OF
vehicles for he money to be found in the city.
We will take pleasure in showing you Surveys with
canopy or eXteI sion top.
Lawrence Canopy tops.
Kimball style, surrey 2 seAtei open and top jobs.
Ladies' phaetons low or high wheel,
Brew ster, open and top box %buggies.
Corning buggies.
Q Wit eel road cart.
wheel Cottage gig,
Q wheel Gladstone cart for 4 persons.
We make q specially OF repairing and guarantee
satisfs elton Call and examine Jur tip top jointed
and Iii ged umbrellas Grafton & D%rummond, 1916
and 1917 Harvey street. b84 II
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
HOTELS.

INSTITUTE Hotel, formerly Creighton house, newly
l. furnished; terms moderate, 18th aud Capitol ave.
42S-il7p
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

LNoR sNLE-South west corner OF 10th and lizard,
II one Of the most CON foit,ble houses and beet lay.
ing corner lot In North Omaha. House contains 8
room, bath aud summer kitchen, cellar &c. Good
barn for 4 horses, COW, carriage, s coed cisterns, fruit
trees, shtubbery and In all respects one Of the best
improved lots In the city; price 1880, terms oasy.
~ 10
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
ICE CREAM.

ENREsu loo cream pics and cakes every day. orders
l. promptly attended to. Carl Schmid, 30, south
10Th st 1915
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27
PERSONAL.

DERsoNAL-Mrs f. NJ. Hool err. trance clAirvoyant;
l. and healing medium, over 7G North 10 h st.
552-j2I' ~
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

ENoR SALE BY O. F, Davis & Co., 1905 Farnam st.
j Omaha.
House and LIT on south Eighteenth ST., $1,000.
Twentieth $l,dOo.
2houEes " Dodge near eoth st, $1,000.
8 OTIS In Hnnsoom Ps ce. each, s 525.
House and lot on Park avenue, S4,fm.
" " I" Davenport St, $40 600,
4" d" s 1900.
" south 18th " 8 4 600.
1H,oo1 acres OF land in Boone county, ~ to $40.
10000 " " Stanton " 81 to Sl2.
Land in Madison, Wa! ne, tlltte AVID Hall counties
on easy term.
Money loaned on long time. scott
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

M ARIoS PLAoS-o good lots In this addition with.
Nl in 8 blocks OF street cars, can be had on easy
terms. W II Green, over lat Natl Bank. 1l6'tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

ENoR sALE-At a sacrifice, double brick house very
u desirable location, hrst. @ ass renting property
@. +. Mayne & Co., Fifteenth and Farnam. e62 81
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

ENoR sALE-sS feet on Cunning between lsth and 10th
IL With house, $500, Bedford & Souor. oe6.tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

r. RILEY & co.-Lots-Lands-Loans, 9Ib south
- 18th 81, between FArnam and Douslas.-Lands
Loans,-Law.
S2e0O-Tsoo OF best residence lots In the city.
s"l,oOl-Beautiiul corner residence LOT, q bargain.
81 oOO-Corner lot on Grace street, desirable loca-
ton for residence.
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

ENoR sALE-Three beautiful residence lots in Shinn's
Il 3D. add. Splendid view, s2,760. Bemis, 10Th and
eAss7
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

NARLIcGs & JOHNSON, bankers, investment securities;
mortgage loans; loans negotiated on city prop
,rty and improved farms 81 per cent interest allowed
IN time deposits. 6S2.tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

BOARDING.
BUSINESS

L'oR sALE-Drue ock; nice, clean stock of drugs
" in Utica, Neb., for sale; good reasons for sci irg
For further particulars, address BOX 90 Utica, Nebl
COG ZIP
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

LNOR E exchange \ full stock Of clothing
II boots and shoes, gent furnishing goods, will eI.
change for Nebraska Lands. @. II. Peterson, s04 8.
10th ST., Omaha, Neb. 946.f
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

sSon-Desirablo residence on god ct, near st car.
SS,0tO-33 feet, business location ON Cuuing st,
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

DRooD~ MARss-Partles wishing to purchase brood
Dmares for ranch purposes please call at Homan's
Livery stable, 4l3 so1th 18th street, Omaha. 862-ta
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

WANTEp- Situstlonbv q young man by three years
" experience at watch making aud Jewellery re-
pairing, Address "A II" Bee office. 6SO-27p
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

EoRsALE-A well established tailors business be.
L tween now and June 18th, low rent; good loca-
ton; hold lease Of store for two years; only small cap.
ital required. Address - n. O." Bee office. 1872. Jap
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

NTANTED-An experienced dry goods salesmln;ore
w who spe ks Germ'n and Scandinavian pre-
ferred; apply at once, with references, to o'DonshoC
e. sherry 10th Ct next to Postottce, Omaha, G9l.2l
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

CTRAYED OR sreLEs-On the 18th inst , q olw, ligh
- roaue, nearly white. Durham stock, one horn
slightly dropping. red ears; reward fol- IetaIn to A.
8. Billlngs; 2i,3 Harvey st, 45)-tf
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

LIoR sALE-Good business in Omaha; profits 80 per
u cent; capital required, three or four thousand
dollars. Persons meaning business, address Lock
Box 301, Des Moines, Iowa. 26hjll
Omaha daily bee., 1885-05-27

WANrED-Two nicely furnished connecting roomsin
w private house with or without board by two
Young gentlemen; h~rst.c'ass references given Ad-
dress stating price, &c + S" Bee Office. COS 20