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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-10
REGIsTRO CIVIL.

Ell digno Sr. Juez Municipal de
esta Capital, nuestro distinguido
amigo don Juan Hernandez L6.
peg, nos ha remirido, acompafia
da de atento o6cio, una estadis
tica del movimiento del Registro
Civil de este distrito, durante el
mes de Julio pr6ximo pasado.
Damos gracias al senior Her
nandez Lopez por su atenci6n, J
pasamos q tomar nota de la g Ia.
distica aludida.
Nacimientos. ell mes
de Julio proximo pasado nacie-
ron vivos en- ell distrito de esta Ca
pital SO nifios.
De estos ~ eran varones, "a
hembras.
De aquellos 9 eran hijos legfri
mos, ilegitimos l3.
De las hembras II ersn hijas
legitimas, II ilegitimas.
Total de hijos legitimos, de-
uno y otro sexo, nacidos en- Ju
lilo dltimo, 26; id. ilegitimos 30
Nacieron sin vida durante el
expresado mes . varones, todo,
ilegitimcs; hembras ninguna.
Detilnciones.- Ocurrieron 5s
en- este distrito, durante el mes d.
Julio pr6ximo pasado.
De elias 80 fueron de varones;
rs de hemtras. De los varones,
AZ eran solteros, . casados. No
murio ningun viudo.
De las hembras 81 eran solte.
ras. casadas 2. viudas 2.
Es.o es un argumento podero
sisimo en- favor del estado conyu
gal = en- contra de la solteria.
D. las IS defunciones ocurri
das en- este distrito durante ell me.
de Julio u timo, Is fueron debi
das d Intermediates comunes
8 intermediates contagiosas
epid6micas. "a muerte violents
ESQ en- los varones.
En- cuanto d las hembras, la,
defunciones SO debieron: "a
enfermedades comuues. / 4 muer
te senil. En- los varones niogunc
murio de viejo, 8 sea de muerte
seniI. En- cambio, en- las mujeres
ninguna mutio violentemente, n
de enfermedad contagiosa 8 e2i
demica.
Matrimonial. os.-Duraute el me.
de Julio proximo pasado sc ins,
crlbieron en- ell Rsgistro S matri
monios canonieos, y un casamien
TO civil.
Total, : inscripeionss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-10

dicionales con Sal; con rs los
autouomistaq.
En- Ia sexta fguran con $26 los
incondicionales; con NADIA los au.
tonomistas.
En- la septima y Ultima relaci6u
6guran los incondicionsles con 40
pesos; los autonomistas con Sc.
Resumen: en- ell total de las
listas de donativos citados figu-
ran los incondicionsles con 1862
PESOS so CENTAVOS: los au,
tonomistas con 78 PESOS.
Convene advertir que en- esas
relaciones hemos omitido los do
nativos de dos personas, que apa-
recen en- aquellas con solo unas
iniciales, que 10 mismo pueden
correspondent a tirios que q troya-
nos; un donativo entregado por
carlos indiO5d~oS, y otro por un
ca6a1lero de esta Capital, 4 los
cuales podemos aplicar 10 que
hemos dicho de los dos de las
iniciales; los donativos de tres
Ayuntamisntos; los de dos se1o
res extranJeros; ell de una escue
Ia, y ell que envi6 un sefior auto
nomista, como producso de una
velada, a la cual es l6gico asistie
ran personals de distintas proce-
dencias polfticas, mayormente
tratandose de una fiesta de obje-
to bene6co.
Pero aun hay mas. En- Ia dl-
TINA semana--no hablamos de
successes rancios--nuestro Alcalde
convoco para una junta, en- ell
Consistorio, a los acreedores de
nuestra Excmo. Ayuntamiento
de esta Capital.
El objeto de la juuta era, como
es notorio, consultar con ellos Ia
manera de saldar los creditos que
tenian los mismos, por anticipos
contra las cajas municipales. !
acto seguido los circumstances
espontanes, graciosamente, vist'
la situa zion del Tesoro procomu
nal, cedieron 4 favor del Munici
pio todos sus creditos. Los qu'
tai muestra de desprendimient'
dieron al Municipio son inccndi
cionales, eel credito de alguno d
ellos excedia de 1000 pesos me
nos uno, del cual no sabemo
tampoco que sea autonomists
El total de 10 cedido en- aque
instante al Ayuntamiento ascen
dio 4 algunos miles de pesos.
| IPuede darse NADIA mas elo
cuente que estos dos eiemplos
nj mas esplendida demostraciol
de que elIncondicionalismo mar
cha siempre aqui a Ia vanguardi'
de sus detractores, de sus adver
sarios politicos, en- todo 10 4u'
signiGca desinteres y esfuerzo CT
vicos, amor al verdadero proyre
so Intellectual y material del pals
10 mismo que en- tods obra de f
lantropfa y en- toda empresa d'
bien phblico, de adelanto y en-
grandecimiento para esta provin
cia espafiola2
lEnmudezcan para siempre loI
difamadores gratuitos del Incon
dicionalismo!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-10
ivAYA UN CHISTE!

| Tn ehiste que no aene ehiste
pero que en- eambio encisrra una
enorme falsedad. Habla 81 B.4s
capit. y dice que hay sn YAbueoa
doe D tres paIriosAs dc rls sstrs
eAa, que deben de eonsribuei6u
municipal miles do pesos desds
hAee . & I ano', sin que haya m.
nera dc que Aholen 10 mosea.
lasxAeto. La Adminisgsaei6a
ManieipAl de- Ysbaeoa sssA Aov
hmpiA dc deadas an.sTioFes. Nj
pAsriotas de Ca ssnseAa ni aas5
somca dc naangs sa<Aa dshen ca
iAhneoA ca esssavo por eoa.
1teacionss AsraaadAa.
u E RsaseaptS aa qustiAo eoa
"a shAsss saa gaeIA posss % evl
4tnela q asgsO AlsAlas sae ssaa
sa 10 aesaallaa 81 fssa.s DE- q
AazsaAssraxs3s AsaaeapAl 4s "
sasea. e@ea sAasxo 10 .ssvA
raa A. kA@sesp.< poe saA -.
- saYA Aases a<xsra Asl sssa-
4s As asas! MssleaplA , - sca
ssseesa - aas gsAAs a. asssxas-
zee ssaAs q "a. y l. sas aaAa
saAsss e. . AAElsAsssaxasa Ma
sAxiFA Ss fas@s~a F~s4ssss As
sAFv.
Ma aasg ag&aaa @s sa As g.su
Ssa s@ssaasss aay 60 10 ssa ss~.
es@= saaA Sc faAaes.a.
Na&ag all sAAsas .e la "A A12
s@tts Al. kA.aaf4ats " = aassa
s@s& a. aag a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-10
La SUSPENSION
DEL AYUNTAMIENTO DR. PONCE

AL conccer la resolution de
Gobierno Supreme, aprobando |.
supension de dicho Ayuntamien-
to, jecretada por nuestro muy jus
ticiero y digno gobernante, POI
las razones que va conoce ell pd
blico, esperabamos que alsdu Ja
piter tOnante saldria clamando
con VOC de trueno, contra aquells
deAnitiva resoluci6n.
No nos hemos engahadc; ah
esta El Popular. que viene que
da miedo, segdn trae de lamenta
clones, ap6strofes y censuras, cor
tai motive.
Nosotros comprendemos que se
litigue mientras hsya una esperan
"a de ganar, y un punto mas arri
ba de apelaci6n; pero, despu9. de
fallado de6nitivsmCnte un pleito
no 10 concebimos, d no ser en-
aquellos, que, juzgandose omnis
cientes, en- todo presumen tener
raEon y derecho, de nodo que
segdu ellos, no habra fal!os iustos
mas que aquellos que nvengap
d sus interesados.
Nosotros no habremos dc insis.
tir mas en- ell fondo de esta mate.
ria. Sin celebrar NADIA que pue :.
da desagladar 4 los Conceiales
comprendidos en- dicha suspension,
hemos demostrado "a IL procs
dencia y legalidad de 4 tn.
Mas enuaremos, si, co cier.as
formAs que da q Ia misma el peri6.
dico citado, formAs bas.Ante go.
pertluas y de- iodo ipjastifcadAs.
Para hacer simpAaca su cAasa,
cuAndo menos, 4 los suyos, pre-
tende hacer Greer III Popular que
Sc decrei6 Ia suspension, porque
Sc trataba de co AyunlAmien,o o
autonomista. ESQ es iAl.o; para
NADIA eptr6 L. rAIoa polulea en-
Aquella determinAei6s; Ab.olu,a.
mente para NADIA. HAbia hA.,Aa.
ties y poierosAs dc ordsn Admi-
nistfAtivo J eeot omieo. = Ia. oltAs
sabido e. que no pecan CO el ADJ
mo de nuesiro may ,elo.o ' Fsc-
TO GobernAdor Gentral. Pueha
de clio que sl sIptdiru,s rrspse,i
20 fue inieiAdo por e. GobrgaAdo.
General inieriao. 81. Consrsra.
anses de ArribAr d ss,as ylayAs 81
Sr. Ruir Dana.
Oira de las iormaa "a dens.s
ditAda, Por 10 Aasja eor 10
mucho que &c la AbasAdo ls ell.
es Ia dc Asribuit aqaslla rsselusaBs
. inhaeneias dFl Coa,.s DE- Sac /.
iufce, del En- mo 81. Il. PahlsI
Ubarri.
Alg sr ha Dc ha,es. para Ae,s,
por loo Cue uada Eesp*sas son.
90 VeHgA hirn para .a. Dee.
Sc irieio si sApsdirsts, eane
- iadieSmo.. aurasl1 tl mar~
10 INFERNO del 81. Cos,.sr..
70 quiss 20 dIrGs ssssucs as,s-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-10

sa Asssasa . 8ss<a Z - sssss a
- a'ss'ssssss fss - ass.sA II maa
EaaaA aassss. ssssaas ssssaassbs. ss8aasa,
kasss AsansaHssaa8 sAas4assasAsA 4 a ssmms
Sc = Asaes "a 5 as ~ ss sasa esse So
slsas sssss ~ Asaaus saa AaAa , -
hASusa 80 - Hsara
kssaasa Is aassassNa s4sssa an
sssA aas 80 k.sssassM Asssa sssa
. aAasaa Assssaa- - ssans amaNsasfasa
emsassaa0ssA. ssNAsn = nHsaNm 60 =
satenassas sAm aaS~sha - i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-10
RECTIFICACIoN.
Mayo 1888,

lasersAmos 1 eon.inuacion ID
anunclAda 90 el ndmcFo anterior
lei Sr. Co,orrueloi
poncc. 5 dc Agosso do 1888.
sx Director asl BoLRrtS Ma.
cAsr1L
Capital.
H. dAssaagalao amigo , eorrrli.
stoaAEto Ca cstA fceAA dlrsio 81
sehaos DEvcsas De- pcgsoiico 81
FyyxAsr 10 eAstA qnc litrFAlmcasc
csYa4A Pot sa V 90 aigaA. sascFtAsla
las tAs@ 60 o. Csc sAa dagaamoasc
Aasskw, 10 s4Al 10 aErAdecesA 90
pAsssezsAs asa 50 sae aAas ae qass.
~ Dc tcsAa
Easks l5s4ks saasAss Cs@rr~sss,
- us~<sas 4sl p~sss4seo 81 P.-
g@Asf
RgeAc@sa
Mr. ssAs zss siAa&S@aosae ee.
sssa o. 60 - gse@skaA s@sessa &c 10
as@ aa-a<.sxasa sas '. dsss0e sssFv e
assaa - - - : @e 81 ssxA@A 60 -
asssssAss sae& 40 30 t&ahA = seass@Sss
saasa 1s 4@s ss Aa sfAaAae 10 et'
saasAs - ~.8@aas gssheA aars~
a.sssasas Sax - esAsAsA - . - - &sAs
ssssassa FsSsAAkas Sc A3ks
20 assa.@4s> - swas 9'anssAs e~ssssssAA@
60 q - So Asea sAsng ngsss 20 GAAs
aasaa go g.asa $50 1sse - sasas sa
. aaxaa sas xsss~sssaasAs, . Asss sA
ss4lAas tsss 4ss s@seas ass sss EsAs c@
s,ssaAsas aA8ss saS II as AaA1agt x9e
- snsM ~ 80 ass P.smsas a@a . -
AamasA. = sas Tnashs - aseaa 80
sseesAa ssssas - tsvssaas q rsseA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-10
(OuGll Dg Sli JUN,

Ne esro lsgar Do ssss admsso
vsfks assssf0a lesssFss una sslas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-10

y - s@esAasn@s. aasas k4 t18,
ass', s@ sAaast sasan fvfsvaxmtA 4
hAssA ks1s.
ft @&s'
4Axs41
4sssaAaass. sasa sassssaass a
ssyassaAa8 As T. kxms~
sAassa ssss ssa IA sm ,xassaa I :
sasass*.ssss
Eass s.asaSsa sxsssassssa Sass. 81
sassswa 80 sAs PSI ssasa ss4a
ass as sAss# sea u sass "a t.
.iaat' 4 sssAsa*ass aasssssss ssaass
afsss : ass a.a Aaa p.gtsws
naAs AsAsa.s o.. s.ss ssss assasa
mss SO : sFn8 8ss = aass aspss
go ss asa na4sssssa.#a Ass~~als&sss
fssas Sss 60 tsaassAA = sausasaaea
8sss.
I nss saAs aaAss mamaA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-10
COMMENTARIES.

Le ha chocado a 81 Ciamor L
por nosotros di,ho, contestAndt
a FL C'iterio, respecto de gu,
Pilstos, espano', es Ia fxura QUE
mas nob'emente sc destaca entrt
Ia turba de tariseos que gritAba
"lcrucitica, crucificA 4 Je. Us, y
Absuelve d BArrabasl "
Y es clAro. No en- bAlde era
espanol Pilatos. Por ESQ no fut
implaeAble { hidr6fobo con Js
.d-, como los Judas y tAriseos
Fue debil, y ESQ uas grAndes Ia
chas entire Sd coraEon y las Vio
leneiAs de Aquellos monssruos
Esos si que no erAa espano-
lesl
Nj podian seF,o.
,ApsnAs si SC difcreneiAba de
ellos PilAtosl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-10

Dice ~ C.s@or que los fAri
seos erAn Ios incondieicnalea.
No pod,isn serlo. Olga al Co
iega: Los fArissos. q ia rsT yts
arSIeaAaa F4sssf Ss.s sfptsaI
4orsalst asa q. Fhley netreps
'lit>o ys< 'sp'ffesasAa RlsAss
se!<ssasaa rea szsa tnfrrn4l !
tsts = : 10 Ts.< fseFssssssAS. ! %
Iyfs yast rvs3s@.
No lss llams asAso te - Al
e.Jsvsf4i y raEs Sc et4.ss=sl
FoFAg3 sxrlA
b4s4ar, bssqas n casA@
atEos ta'xea4aa aessa - ssa lsa
tsstss@sa- Asss9'Asa - csc 80 90
@ssisa ss sxx@sAa
Ia &s - aasasAes e. xazn4se "a.
- sa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-10
O as n

Es&s A3stfs SAasAss Csserrxsis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-10

ri no 10 han entendido vdes., en-
cambio tampoco nosoteos Dentro
dc algunas horas, va veremos des-
hIar por naestro lado el pintoresco
villorrio dc TorrclAvegs, unAs GUAM
taspoblaciones mAs, J las arideoes
do Castillo = Arag6n.
AdIos, adioa, Sautander.
Uls@ O.iritri.
Mayo, 1883.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24
Notice Of lncorporation.

FTNO Whom 1t May Concern: Notice is hereby
l. given that THE Bee Building Company"
has filed in the Office of the county clerk Of
Douglas county, Nebraska, articles of incorpor-
alton. The principal place of transacting its
business. Is at Omaha, in Douglas county and
state of Nebraska.
The general nature of its business is to
acquire, own, hold lease, mortgage, sell and
convey real estate, erect buildings and improve
ments upon the same for renting such real
estate, &c.
The amount of capital stock authorized is
100000. ten per cent of which to be paid at the
time of subscribing for the same, and the re-
mander as required by the board of directors.
The corporation commenced January 18th, A.
ID. 1888, and will terminate the 10th day of jan
uary, A. ID. 1888.
The highest amount of Indebtedness or liabil-
ity to which the corporation shall at any time
subject itself is two-thrds of the capital stock
issued
The business affairs of the corporation are to
be conducted by q board of directors of Ave
members who shall select from their number
president secretary and treasurer.
EDWARD RoSEwATER,
MAX NEVER
GEO. g. TZSCHUCK,
BRUNO TZsCHUCK.
HENRY A. HASKELL.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

Justice who come from all parts of tho
country, but especially in the border
states aud in Texas and Arkansas and
southern Missouri and Kansas. Nino
criminals out OF ten who escape make
directly for the Indian territory. II is
the rurcst thing that man is seen
without siN-shOotCr, and many add To
this II repeating rifle. II is motor
ious that only small percent
age of the crime committed in the ter
ritory is ever investigated by the courts.
Under the existing order of things it Is
simply impossible that it should bc.
The judicial machinery is utterly mad
vuatC to the occasion. The marshals
work nobly, and every year dozens of
good and brave men give up their lives
in support of the present UNANIMOUSLY de-
viscd scheme of federal Interpolation
for il is little clsc-toward the Indian
question.
The guarantee OF protection which
the national government extends to its
citizens in passing through the Indian
country is mere mockery. The courts
have never had civil jurisdiction over
the territory, and while it is now con-
tended by some that u recent obscure
and ill-drawn act of congress is capable
of being distorted into comforting somo
such jurisdiction to the courts, the
terms of the acts are so vague and am
biguous as to disgrace legislation and
legislators il such Il thing were possible.
The mere fact that no one can tell from
the act whether congress intended to
grant civil jurisdiction over the Indian
country to the courts, ought to be evi-
denccd enough that no such grant was
intended, but unfortunately this sort of
reasoning is OF no force in constituting
legislative enactmcnts, unless. indeed,
it be in the opposite direction. Thus
this important question is disposed of.
BY such haphaAard policy does the gov
ernment exercise control of the Indian
question and the vast issues involved
therein.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24
Notice to Stockholders,

Notice is hereby given that a special meeting
of the Stockholders of The BEE Publishing Com
pany, will be held at their Office on Saturday
Jan. 18th, 1883 at 10 O'Clock n. n for the purpose
of considering the transfer of lots and :, In
block ll6, and east A feet of and in block l24
city of Omaha, to The BEE Building Company
and such other business as may come before
them. T.. ROsEwATER, President.
OMAHA, NEB., Jan. l7th l6SS
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24
RARGAINs in real estate. HE, Cole.
4 %


Il Terms easy
100 splendid residence lots near car line 500
s,ill cash
Two lots cor. 10Th and Dodge only $500 for
butn; a rare bargain.
Must be sold, two finest residence lots in city.
Douglas and 18th corner, only g. 500 Tor both
Terms easy.
For Sale-Or Exchange-5OO0 acres choice
farm lands, Douglas Cunning Cedar, Holt,
Brown and Cherry counties, FOR good Omaha
real estate.
;, For sale.Beautiful residence lot 3Oth, near
Farnam. $500.
For Rent-groom modern east 4 fat Doug
las, near 9th; splendid neiLhborhood, one blk
to cable cars.
List your homes, store rooms Offices, etc., FOR
rent, with Drake Bros, 3l6 ). 10Th ST. g0j "a
BARGAINS in real estate. II. 4. Cole:
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24
A Great Crime Center.

Kansas City Times; There is perhaps
no such crime center in the world as
the eastern pa Il of the Indian territory.
1t literally swarms with fugitiyes from
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

Professor Asa Gray, the venerable
botanist of Harvard college, one of tho
most widely known and best liked men
in Cambridge, is so paralyzed as to bo
entirely helpless, and his death is be-
lieved to be not far Off
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24
PERSONAL.

pERSONAI.-lw want vacant lot, north part of
city, for good house and lot in Omaha
View. Z, [, spotswood, 1854 10th st., Omaha.
U1i
DERSoNAL-Ladies and gentlemen can rent
masquerade suits ut 5l6 \ 10th ST., upstairs.
5S I'll.
pERSONAL-Dressmaker wanted to inyestI-
gate the Kellogg French tailor system of
dfesscuttns, good wages, travelling expenses,
10 energetic agents. Call or address for cir-
eulars. Nine Kellogg Hotel Esmond, Omaha.
1do tlls
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

sudden Changes of weather cause
Throat Diseases. There is no more eHectual
remedy for Coughs, Colds, etc, than Browns
BRONCHIAL TRoCnEs. Soid only in boreS.
Price % cts
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

DERsONAt--Prieate home for ladies during
L confinement. strictly confidential, infants
accepted .address A. Bee office. bJI 10
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

WANTED-Man with family. practical bust
w ness experience, capable OF representing
large eastern house in this city. viii need
small capital. 300 to 300 sufficient. Address
W., giving particulars, 3OS 10th st, COON H.,
Omaha, Neb GT 23'
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

A LADY who thoroughly understands dress
"A making, and can give good references
vering dresses a spccialty-wishcs to sew in
ss} 23t
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
oNHATIA.
No Advertisements will be taken for
these columns ater 2::sO p. M.
Tcrms-Cash iu advance.

Advertisements under this head. 10 cents per
line for the first insertion. cents for each sub
sequent insertion, aud u 70 a line per month.
No advertisement taken for less than p cents
for the first insertion. Seven words will be
counted TO the line; they must run consecutive
1y and must be paid n advance. All ADVERTISE
ments must be handed In before 80 o'clock p.
m, and under no circumstances Will they be
taken or discontinued by telephone.
Parties advertising in these columns and hav-
ing the answers addressed in care of the Bee,
win please ask for check 10 enable them TO
get their letters. as none will be delivered except
on presentation OF check. All answers to ad-
v,stisements should be enclosed In envelopes
All advertisements in these columns are pub
Iished In both morning and evening editions OF
more than 5,C0l papers daily, and gives the ad-
verlisers the benefit, not only OF the city circu-
latlon of the Bee but also OF Council Bluffs
lincoln. and other cities and towns throughout
this part OF tire west.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

WANTED Middle aged man and wife for
w private family, German or Swede pre-
ferred, Good wages. Canadian Emp. bureau,
BIG s. 10Th st. lll6 q
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24
SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-By young lady position to as.
w sist with housework or any kind of work {:
no objection to leaving the city. Address X "A,
Bee Office gJ3 "A.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

"ANTED-Severa good agents. new article,
w big inducement. Boy to run errands.
Canadian Employment Office 3l6 S 18th.
9t6 "a,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

"yANTED-Situation by trustworthy Ger
w man OF "a as porter or coachman; excel
lent city references. Canadian Employment
Office, 3l6 So 18th. Tel Ss4. GDl 2It
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

NEBRASKA and Kansas farms to exchange
~ for Iowa and Colorado lands and vice
versa. Cooperative Land and Lot Co., POS
10th st. G94
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24
SUBURBAN TRAINS.

Running between Council Bluffs and Albright
In addition to the stations mentioned, trains
stop at Twentieth and Twenty-fourth streets
and at the Summit in Omaha.
Westward.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

EIRST Class restaurant, doing fine business.
Il VIII sell cheap ns parties are going away.
Call and see it. Co-operatiNS Land and Lot Co.,
2 . 18th st. f' 90 p
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24
LOST.

r .OST-Ladies gold fob chain with gold album
IL locket attached Finder will be rev Rrded
ly leaving same at y. j. Hanscon's office, 1896
Farnam. $50 25s
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

WANTED-lO plasterers to go to Norfolk,
w Neb., union wages. Apply for VIM. Qun-
Ion at Emmett house. gj2 24t
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24
WANTED--MALEH HELP.

=" ANTED-Two men OF good address 4 can
W yass and sell goods steady employ Alent,
call i21 South 10th st. %.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

"ANTED-Immedately, two experienced
w life insurance sol lcitors who are able to
give bond. Special inducements to right party.
ii. Il. Cole, Northeast cor. 18th and Douglas.
Gpg %
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

NIANTED-Houses and lots to exchange for
w improved and unimproued lands in Me-
brasia and Iowa. Charles c. Spotswood, 305h
S. 10Th. 1876
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

INOR Exchange. IT you have farms or lands to
II sell or trade send for our descriptive blanks
II you have any kind of property to sell or ex-
change, list 1t with us; we can furnish you a
customer: $. S. Campbell G. w. Heryey, 80
Board of Trade Omaha 1872
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

BARGAINS in real estate. II. 4. Cole:
- eoo3
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

"ANTFD-The ladies to know that now is
w the time to get good help We have lst
class girls at LIST class wages. We have girls
who can't speak English. but Strong and
willing to work for small wages. We also lnve
elderly women who want light work and light
war.:. In fact all kinds of help can be found
at the Canadian Emp. office, Mrs. Brega Son,
3l6 4. 10TH Tel. S9i. $40 23t
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24
STORAGE.

NEW YORK Storage Co. have most extensive
~ facilities for storage of furniture, pianos,
buggies, general merchandise, west of New
York. Cash advances 10 any amount; ware
house receipts given; goods insured; brick
building -hre-prpof; special arrangements for
commission merchants. Call New York Storage
Co., Capitol ave and n, 18th ST. Benefits bleck.
lOl
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

7 AND. farms and l6's 20 exchange tor shares
- In good paying concerns, ldcp Farnam ST.
3.p
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-To sell my barber shop a bargain
w II taken at once, address Y ~ Bee. 94s 96'
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

NNANTED-Partner IN 9i1auudry by thor
w oughly experienced laundry man. about
500 capital required. Gadd opening. Cana
dian Emp. Office, BIG = 18TH Vel. Ssi. H5I
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

I HAVE for trade improved farm in Cass Co.,
Il near Plattsmouth, will trade for improved
inside property. Address NJ 80, Bee Office.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

STOTEN on the night of Jan. Is IS. from the
- stables OF I. X Steward. one mile west Of
Randall T. o.. one iron dupple gray horse eight
years old and weighs l2D lbs. Any information
Will be Literally rewarded. Randall. Cheyenne
Co., Neb 9tj "a
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

LNOR SALE-First class neat market doing
Il good business. rent -, living rooms In.
cluded; fixtures s!50 stock arrording to invoice.
Cooperative Land and Lot.Go.. 2O5 18th st.
SO -
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

IT you have anything to exchange call on or
i address ii. l.. Cole, N. e. cor. 18th ana Doug
las. 2l1 FL
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24
FOUN D..

LNOtTND at last. the place to buy furniture,
l. pianos. organs and stoves, they are to
have "A special sale for 10 days, New York Stor-
age Co.. 1903 Capitol ave. SjS 3D.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

LNOR SALE-A livery barn IN one OF the best
II towns in western Iowa Reason for selling
want TO quit the business. Terms cash. Adj
dress $. G. Sidner & Son, Silver City, Iowa.
SiS 26s
Omaha daily bee., 1888-01-24

"ANTED-Men-Good men to sell oil on
w commission, liberal commission paid adj
Yantages to men who travel west. Address j.,
care carrier No. Q, Cleveland o. s47-23j