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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-05
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of tho Money and Stock
@ Markets. lt95 ,ta

.
Hrw YoEK, June 4.-aoaey on call easy,
ranging from 10 per cent, last loan per cent,
closed offered at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper aAa6]S per cent Sterling exchange quiet
al 81 SIM IS. Sales OF stocks werc 8os7l9 shares
The stock market. to day. was agaln feverish
and Irregular with the result Of leaving tho On.
tire list irrryularly changed from las. evenings
figures. while the Important changes are few.
The. slgns that tho Bear party was actively at
work were most numerous today, and they
bought stocks early Ia the DAY, bnt toon. turned
to sellers ngain. aud Rock lsland was tho most
prominent object Of attack. Tho Trusts were
Ieyctlsb. but late In the day developed strong
tone, aud Sugar made handsome advance. the
iirst III some time. Later III the day Tennessec
Coal made one OF It's sharp upward movements
aud Colorado Coal made one OF IT,. to limited
extent. The market closed nctive anl strong
Ia the midst OF asubstan tal rally. Final changes
are fn the direction OF lover figures, but while
Rock Island furnished only Important loss, b..
Ing down * per cent, sugar Is up w and Ten.
nessee cuat Bhs
Railroad bonds stronger. Sales 81, 3oj oOO.
ia
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoriia.

BEEcnAM's PILLS cure Bilious and
Nervous lila. ~ - q
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New York, June 4.-Pctroleum opened irrcgu.
las, spot being steady at SIC; July was weak ut
S'7sc. There was q sharp advance In the first
clos nS weak with spo, q, S51c ana July AZ SGtIc,
htock Exchange: Opening III SIC; highest S71sc;
lowest S'Ac; closing at sj14c. Sales U.s. 0oO bar.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Cassorla,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
Wien she became Miss, she ciuns to Castoria,
When aho had Children, she gave them Castosin
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LEMON EI.IXIR.

A heart that has been often rendered
is tough.
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ding &c. :
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MKleptomania is rated to be, by all odds
tho most lucrative form OF insanity.
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CHICAGO, June 4.-Catlle = Receipts II, 900
head; shipments $500 head: market steady !:
beeves 81 sia3 Us; steers s. sOll Su; stockeIs and
feeders s. 4OI3 70; cows, bulls aud mixed 81 6uu
80; Texans s. 3ua3 %. llogs-Reccipts $500
head; shipments 100 head; market dun aud
lower; mixed IS Gol3 S.; heavy IS G0a3 SIX;
light g 6oa3 10; sklps s. lUa3 50. sheep-Re.
ceip!s 1851 head; shipments 3, Ovo head; marie,
steady; natives S. 50a5 G1; western 81 SOUS e.;
Texans s. Toni 80: lambs IS 00a7 W.
CINCINNATI, O., juno i.-Hogs lower; com.
mon and light & 75a3 IS; packing and butchers
g '5a4 70; receipts 5000 head; shipments $50
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ARRIVALS OF LIVE STOCK

At Coremont Stock Yards, ria The baltimore g. Ohio
Railroad. for tUtk ending June /:
lhscnrs. containing lao h, nd cattle. IS calves,
1907 shecp and lambs, $500 hogs. III horses,
=? mules. Shipments 70 New York, PhIlRdel.
phia, etc.-l,2i6 cattle. q calves, l,Gt9 sheep
mud lambs, ISIS hogs, Sc horses. :lrsll'
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OIL CITY, Pa. June l.-petrolcum opened a,
SIC; highest sSAc; lowest SEC; closed al So.
cha!seFs 7G2 barrels shipments 100 GSi barrels
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Metals,

New YoEK, June Pig Iron quiet. Copper
steady. Lead quiet Isl 80. Tin irmer; straits
81 Is, - - ~ $3.50
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AGENTS WANTED,

rG'FoR CLuD RATES, or any further informa.
ton desired. write lcglbly 10 the undersigned,
clearly stating your residence, with State, Coun.
y, ktrcct and nuntbcr. Moro rapid return mail
delivery VIII be assured by you enclosing On.
vGlope bearing your full address,, SO
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Live Stock.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, June -Cattlc-Eeccipts
1850 head: shipments 80 head: market slow !;
prime s. aa5 10; fair to good s. vGsii 80; com.
mon s. 5Oai W; bulls cows and stays :! 5oa3 80.
market SLOW; medium and select d lOai III:
common 10 best Workers s. 9Oai O5; pigs S. u
% 50. shecp-Reccipts 2,5Oo head: shipments
2,4vO head; market dull: prime IS l5aa y: fnir
to good 81 5a5 ~; common 81 0Jni W: yearling
calves 81 5Uaj co. ~
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Through tickets, and baggage checked, To al
points. For rates and other Information addresa
y. J. ROBINSON, 9. r. A., Parkersburg,
Az. hAEDY, A. g. p. A., Parkerkbury,
}. g. TOMLIEsON. PA, Wheeling. " Va.
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S7}1c: closed at Sc; highest aSssc; lowest Soc:
cearances 49, 900 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 4.-Petroleum dull and
weak; opened at size; closed at SGjisc; highest
Sglsc; lowest SEC.
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Educational.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES (niue weekly
begin 10Th July. 1890. and end 10th September.
Have proved Of signal usc.-lst, 10 students who
Law school; 2nd to those who propose to read
privately; and 81. 10 practitioners who have
not had ihcudvanIat c d systematic instruction
For circular spply r.. o. University OF Va 10
JOIN 3. MfNoE, P.of. Com. and Stat. Law.
VOC NAV
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T1HE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
Il Is bright, sparkling, instructive family
journal, It Ia original III every department,
clean In every line and suited AZ 1t L. intended
10 Interest and improve every member Of the
family, whether In city OK country. tr,
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The Chicago Journal inquiries editor
ally: "Are HOLSTERS Fish % Somebody
will, soon be asking rs Calyes' LIVER
Terrapin ~
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Teacher-"Don't be discouraged, chill
dren, if YOU were not perfect TODAY.
The egg OF Columbus was not laid in one
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Lottery.

ESTABLISHED 1879
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Tho American Girl Abrond.

for June. 'S
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02

Notice IL hereby given. that the ON lha
Southern Hallway Company, has been duly in.
corporated und e r the laws of the State OF Ne.
braska, and does thereon give public notice as
follows:
l. The name of said corporation is, Omaha
Southern Railway Company"
= The principal place of transacting its bust
ness. is the city of Omaha, county of Douglas
and State of Nebraska.
3. The general nature of the business to be
transacted by said corporation, Is the colstruc.
ton, operation and maintenance OF q line Of
line in connection there with, from the city of
Omaha in said county. in a southerly direction
through the counties of Douglas. Sarpy, Cass
and Otoe to Glen Rock, in the State of Me-
brasKa.
4. The amount of capital stock authorized by
Dollars. and the same is to be paid as follows:
An t~nstallment OF ten per cent on each share OF
stock SHAH be payable at the time of making
the subscription. and the residue thereof shall
be paid in such installments and at such time
and place as may be required by the directors
Oft company.
3. The existence of said corporation com.
mences on the 9th day of February. A. d.. 1880,
and terminates on the 9TH day of February A.
.. The highest amount of indebtedness or
liability to which the incorporation shall at
Z. The affairs of the corporation are to be
conducted by n President, Nice-President, Sec
rotary, Treasurer and General Manager.
Witness our hands this the 9th day of Feb
s. II. II. CLARK,
% {. SMITH,
Il. G. MERRIAM,
R. S. NICHOLS
X. S. HALL.
FlGd3Ot Incorporators.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02
Notice TO Architects.

The Board of Education of South Omaha,
NeD., VIII receive plans and specihcations for a
OF said city; said building to be a four-room
main building. the present Third ward school
building to be a wing OF the new building, all
United on or before March 10th, 1880. The board
reserves the right TO reject any and all plans,
and VIII not he liable for any costs or expense.
For further particulars call on or address 4. j..
Persons, President, South Omaha, or any mem
Der of the hoard.
BY order OF the Board.
f2sd]t j. q, CARROLL. Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02
THE EAhry MARKET.

L yesterday. ' v" "''' uuF'os
Ell Marston and wife to S t Marston, lot
10 blk u, Orchard HilL, W d.. .......s 1900
r Streltz and wife TO q Bader, lot 10 blk
4bS Grandvicw, w a.. . COO
G II Hengen and wife TO a W Burchacid, u"
adm, W ~.d,n.,;... - 80 e,OOO
man, lot 10 blk @ Hanscom Place; lot
DIX 4, boyd y Sharp'S add lots 8 and
@ blk 9, Hcyd's add: lot . block 1. I'm.
Pavement association add I. -. $500
Henry Hallow and wife to Il W Cowan,
UNDIVIDED = = lot :, blk y, Florence,
G 5 Hengen and husband to ii W iust. wv
lot IL, Blacks sub, W d......... ~ 800
SO Omaha Land Coto Anna Zoos. lot
DIX ~, So Omaha, wd ........ ........ i,OIb
Jos and g y Barker to NJ Zimmerman. lot
II blk 2, sherman ave Park, W d........ 100
RT MaNwe and wife to X Miller. lot Ia.
Z SWetnam's sub, W d.. ..,.. Loco
EA Leavenworth and wife toJ W Red.
ford, W {, lot 4 blk L, shiun's add, va. 6.OOO
Eta Hun TO Matte Martin, parts uflots
and $, blk 100, Omaha, W .dy......u,., 5000
biz 70, Hapscom Place, wd......., $500
E,FSoayer and wife TO l. + Crosby, lot 81,
blk :; West Lawn, d. -. -, -. -, 2l.e5O
Fed Chrtstianson and wife to A Snedi.
ker, y lot Il, blk 4, Mayue's add. W d.. $50
Jennie Roberts to 4 Il Hume, lot 8, ok Is
Carthage add, wd: .......y ..... COO
wards, lot IL, blk Is, Albright's Choice,
pG Thomas and wife 10 q Warner lots "o
and 10, blk q, orchard mn W Il - 100
j Y Wilbur to + Y Ransom, lot 20, blk IL,
West End, wd -. -. .,g".~',y a.eOO
d LThomas and wife TO Albert Borch.
man, lot 9, blk 90. orchard nm. d. $50
Same TO Albert Borchman, lot II, blk ~,
Orchard Hin. W d ...n....... l,lO0
Same to August wilke, lot i, blk II, Or.
chard Hill, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Twenty-three transfers. 6s,9S7
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02
of Philadelphia.

INVESTMENTS IN REAL ES-
ITATE, bought at present low
VIM pay a handsome profit in a very
ACRE PROPERTY near city on
BELT Line will perhaps
PAY THE LIE re EST PROFITS
on money invested.
1t will pay better than deposits
in Savings banks. In fact. your
lot is your Savings bank at high
SEE FOLLOWING BARGAINS:
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE on
North 18th ST., lot 3oxl4l, cash $500.
LIoTS1N BLOCK 3 Lake's add
tion, 52H feet front, on 10th ST.,
nice Groom cottage. barn, city wa
ter. clsIern. on easy terms. $500.
q ROOM HOUSE, almost new,
and lot 5Oxl27, in Madison Square.
near motor line, 81, 40; cash 1850,
balance. s per cent. ]. 2 and 3
years.
TENDON HOUSE. lot 5Oxi32.
south front on Webster street,
with barn, nice trees, at $500;
half cash, balance to suit.
CORNER DOUGLAS and 10th
sts.. only S25.000. cash sl0,0jy, bal.
ance, 3 or 3 years, at per cent.
IL you want vacant lots near
the motor lines here they are
way below value.
LOT l BLOCK 9 POPPLETON
PARK. ~ n. east front, on Howe--
avenue. 1850. cash 81. 00O.
2 LOTS IN LINCOLN PLACE
LOT IN WEST Cunning addi-
tlon on Mercer avenue II, 260.
LOTS IN WEST SIDE, near
Lea venworth. S55j each. and a
number of lots in other additions
at low prices ana easy terms.
SOUTH ON LOTS
LOTS IL AND y, BLOCK "a, l2Oxl50 feet. s2.2N
LOT4 IN BLOCK 10, BOX 100 feet. .. ...... 1900
LOT IN LOC l3, 6UXlJO feet .......... 1910
LOTS sANDG ~ BLOCK 4,eoxl5o feet, each $50
INVESTMENT!
] HAVE 1T TO SELL!
ACRE LOTS IN SOLOMON'S ADDITION "A
only at 5000 each.
6ACREs NEAR SOUTH OMAHA $1,000.
"a ACRES in Spring Valley IL LOCO.
ACRES in Spring Valley $1,000.
30 X with trackage 1000. really worth
$500 per acre, and on easy terms.
Ii ACRES % live acre lots)2 miles west of Dun
dee Place at Slope acre, on easy terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02
Proposals for Humber.

Sealed proposals for furnishing Douglas
VIII be received at the ONCE OF the county clerk
until noon of Saturday. March 18TH, 1880. Speci-
hcations and sizes required can be obtained at
the Office of county clerk. A certified check ron
5000 must each bid. Inc Commits.
sioners reserve the right TO reject any or all
bids.
Dated Omaha. March LIST, 1890.
mldl4t j. OiMALLEY, County Clark
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02
FOR sALE...REAL ESTATE.


HE BYRON REED COMPANY,
u.s
The oldest real estate house in
the state of Nebraska, having
been established in 1866
ta-l
We offer the best and safest
chance to parties Wishing to ac-
quire a home, in two or three o.
the best residence additions in
the city. Immediately on or con.
NtulenL 10 Tue hleS OF street
cars, we will lease n lot for five
years, for a rental of six per cent
per annum on the price Of the lot
(and the price witt be as low as
other parties sell for CASH and
the taxes. The lessee will have
the privilege to buy the lot at
any time IN the five years at the
price stated in the lease, aud in
that case all the rent he has paid
up to that time viii apply as pur-
chase money for the lot. The
terms of sale will be o%ne-fourth
cash. with a balance to suit pur-
chaser, not exceeding 1--WE years
time, interest six per cent per
annum, payably semi-anu ually.
He will be required to build q
house of the value OF at least $500,
and IL he does not choose to buy
can remove his II other i'm
provements at the end of FIVE
years. No proposition could be
moro fair than this. If the lot
should advance in value in the five
years the tenant will buy it and
secure the advance. If it should
not advance or should remain sta
tionary. he gets five years'house
-, .. as-- -,re. nrHr,
rent fora merely nominal price.
THE BYRON REED COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02
HARTMAN & ROBBINS,
2Os N. Y. Life Bldg.


OMAHA is on the eve ora great boom. Has
N/experience taught You to grasp an oppor-
tpnlty to make money! If 1t has donot miss this
Corner 9th and Davenport sts., On. 900.
Corner 10th and Davenpbrtsts, $4,000.
rs IT. on Farnam. just above 10Th st, al, OOl.
Houses and lots In PaoDpleton Park. easy
Vacant lots III Poppleton Park from $1,000 up
wards. Have some very choice lots. VIII fur.
nish money to build on same.
only 81, 400,
have "; q; front on s. 10th st. at cor. of Gem
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.
ldO acres OF clear land In South Dakota. only
SIX miles from Blont, as fine land as can be
found anywhere. win trade for omahs or GOOD
farm property in Nebraska"
40 acres OF clear land In Stanton county to
trade for Omaha property or stock OF goods.
Biz lots on 5. 18th ST. TO trade or for sale
cheap.
II you want to buy, trade or sell come and
see me. .
II you want to make a loan / can do It for
you at the lowest rates.
j. II. Twamley, real estate and loans, Room
III. ami OF Commerce, Omaha.
T IsT your property With II. Il. Cole.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02

PROPOSALS FOX LUMBER-U. s, Indian
L Service, Pine Ridge Agency 5. Dakota, Feb.
rnary 2lst, 1850. Sealed proposals Endorsed
Proposals for lumber" and addressed to the
Co.. $. Dakota, Will be received at this Agency
until one O'Clock of March lith, 1899. for furnish
Ing for aud delivering at this Agency. about
three hundred thousand feet of assorted lumber,
a fun description of which may be obtained by
application to the undersigned. Bidders will
be required to state in their bids the proposed
price of each variety of lumber TO b. offered for
delivery under a Contract.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified
check or draft upon some United States De.
pository, made payable to the order of the I'M
dersiRned for at least FIVE per cent or the am
CUNT OF the proposal. which check or draft will
be forfeited to the United States in case any
bidder or bidders receiving an award shall fan
TO promptly execute a contract with good and
sufficient surleties otherwise to be returned to
the bidder. III. u. GALLAGHER. q; s, Indian
agent. f-22-d-2l-t
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02
Norice 70 Investors.

We will receive bids for the purchase of our
business property, 1908 Farnam street, known
as the east 2 feet of lot T. block ~, up to
April the first, next; owners reserving the right
TO reject any or all bids.
LEHMAN Il HANSEN,
Care of John IA. II. Lehman
m2dtf B24 south 18th street.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02
Otto Lobeek,
Room is. Chamber of Commerce.

Room 10, Cnkm Der OF commerce.,
DOR SALE BY ID. C. PATTERSON,
l. DIS N. Y. Life.
/ WILL SELL two residence sites off of the
Smith halr OF Utica Place to parties who
will build fine houses.
Go to 9th and Pacific and look at the ground
and Call on me for prices.
81. 200 buys neat 4.room cottage. Ia miles from
the postonice. Lot 25xl5U; rents for $40
per month.
q, 500 buys neat +room cottage, IL miles from
postoffice. Rents BIZ. 30 per month.
81, 600 buys new 5-room cottage, Orchard Hill,
near motor. Full lot.
BUSINESS.
$1,000 for 25x1J0. s. 18th street, near William.
Rental, s65 per month.
si5. 600 for A feet, Jackson near 10th street.
sl7.6Oo for "A feet ON 10th street near Jones.
~sl9,25O-Double corner, 18th and St. Mary's ave.
nue.. Paying 10 per cent gross; This IL
Is only three blocks from New York
Life. and at only 1850 per front foot
will be worth si.OOO In five years, and
pay Its way IN the meantime.
u. C. PATTERSON,
5ls N. Y. Llfe building.
WaY pay rent when you can become the
w owner of a coy home by paying sl5 per
month. ii. u. Cole. Continental block. Open
evenings $3.50 TO $3.50. 1908
WAuoH 8 wsstsrnsld,rs real estate, s,omparna.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02
TO EXCHANGE

WHO WANTS
TO EXCHANGE
A PIECE OF FIRsT-CLAss UNIMPROvED
OMAHA REAL ESTATE FOL A FINE BRICK
BLoCKIN GOOD EASTERN CITY, RENTED
FORTHREE THOUSAND DoLLARSA YEAR.
FREE FROM lNCUMBRANCE.
For Sale HISTORY frame residence, with
cellar. etc. close TO Motor Line, quite new and
well finished: 5O-foot corner lot; price, g., 100;
terms. sou cash, balance to suit, or will trade
for good clear lot. Gail and sec lis or wr tie us.
We have for sale some OF the very best prop
erty in ths heart or the city. at prices below
what others are selling at; some on Farnam,
Dodge. Sixteenth ana south Tenth streets.
A new four.story brick warehouse on South
Tenth street for sale or rent.
Some elegant residences.
Unimproved lots way below value, some re.
curing but small cash paymen
Good lots for building; will take second mort
gage IN part payment.
Have a good list OF land. improved and I'M
improved, lots and houses for exchange.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02

StCCk hOlderS' Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that the regular an
nual meeting of Tie stockholders of the South
Platte Land company will bs held at the office
of said company in Lincoln, Neb., on the first
wednesday IN March, 1890, being the 9th day OF
said month.
BY order OF the board of directors.
h. D. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
Lincoln, Neb.. Feb. 3, 1899. F+3Jtmor
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02
Notice to Contractors

The Lexington Bank, of Lexington, Neb.,
Will receive bids for tile erection of a three story
brick hotel, up 10 March 18th, 1880. Plans and
specifications can be seen at Lexington Bank,
The right 70 reject any or all bids is reserved.
Feb2ldStp
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02
FOR sALE...REAL ESTATE.

Fol SA1E--REAL ESTATE,
A s SPRING. approaches 1t becomes more and
more apparent that the year OF 1890 4, to be a
|
great one in the history of Omaha. Never was
there a more favorable time to purchase dirt
in the midland City" than right now.
We can sell you a feet on Capitol ave. within
4 OF a block of the new postoffce site at a price
which will make you big money.
We have lots to sell In q new inside addition
In which there is more money than in anything |
on the market at this time. Investigate this.
If you want a home, come and see US. We
can sell you one on such terms as to make 1t
within the power OF most anyone to purchase.
First mortgage paper for sale at a liberal dis.
count.
FOR EXCHANGE.
Clear lots, not wildcat property, but ground
that Nri1 Ia ,,.a1 o.. l,l 1J., ~ ,,,N1a ,vIshyp |
agar, for good property. If it is rental prop
erty, will assume some incumbrance.
Lumber yards, coal yards, warehouses, bust
ness houses and cottages for working men will
be built on 18th st. addition this season.
Clear lots in live, growing Nebraska town.
There is no better Investment than a lot in
Thirteenth street addition. IL Is safe, sure and
profitable.
4 small hardware stock for horse an buggy. |
49, WI o"tl DhiHho VIM 10 ~ IA
probably paved To Thirteenth street addition
this summer.
s., 800 nursery stock for anything good. This
offer is only open for D days.
The Rock Island Ry company will extend
west through Nebraska this year Their bridge
across the Missouri will be in the vicinity of
Thirteenth street addition.
Clear lots for good personal property OF any
Lots in Thirteenth street addition are going
like mot CAKES The people know u good
thing when 1t is offered them.
Several merchandise stocks for exchange.
Have you secured a lot in 18th st. addition?
If not take our advice and lose no time in do
ing so.
Silver mining stock for real estate or per.
sonal property. Bank references given.
Have yourhe ard of 18th st. additionp Well,
you viii hear of it often in the future.
One thousand road carts. in lots to suit, for
land and money.
Clear lots in 18th street addition for exchange
for other good property.
Houses and lots for land. 1.-THE land is clear
will put in inside residence property. lightly
incumbered.
Lots will double in value within a year in the
18th street addition.
Fine Council Bluffs residence property to ex-
change for inside Omaha lots and will assume
incumbrance.
The b. & NJ. will soon build q depot at 18th
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02
Oregon Short Line q Utah Northern
Railway COmpanY.

Notice is hereby given that. pursuant to the
articles of consolidation and agreement. dated
July 27th, 1899. the annual meeting OF the stock
holders or the Oregon Short Line and Utah
Northern Railway Company for the election of
directors and such other business as may legally
come before the meeting, win be held at the
Office of the company. No. 20 Main street. Salt
Lake City. Utah, ON Wednesday, the 18th day of
March, 1890. al 10 O'Clock a. IN.
ALIEN. MnLAR, Secretary.
Boston, February 9th. 1880. f2Td29t
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02
Notice 10 s~tockholders.

The annual meeting of stockholders
OF The Bee Publishing Company will be
held at their Office. corner Seven
teenth and FarDam streets, on Monday, March
electing a DO ard OF directors and officers for
the ensuing year; also such othor business as
may come NJ for consideration,-Hy-o order of
the president. George b Tzschuck. secy.
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02

CONSIDER THESE BARGAINS.
- llsH
Corner 2sth and Farnam, 3SH IT on Far
nam by l22h IT on 2sth stsy,.. ....... 8 5000
SIxl32 II on Farnam near 10th st. with
good house, per II. ........ 35O
good house -, 1900
choice residence corner, only. 49,. 1900
looft east front on Lowe aye by 100 IT -
8 0xl3O 1t on Hamilton st. In blk ]. Orchard
Hill, only. lao
An elegant east front lot 81 Hanscom '
Place on Georgia ave. ,,,,,... -. =. 4. $500
.pr,,.N 3 ,,n,.,
Omaha daily bee., 1890-03-02

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