Nebraska Newspapers

    TIIR OMAHA 1UILY BKK : TlrtTRSDAY , AUtiUST 10 , 189H.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A HVEHT1SKMENT9 KOIl THESE COLUMNS
Swill intnkrn luitn-l'J .top. in. for lii ) cwnlnit
Brol until 81:111 : p. Ri < tor thu morning ami Sunday
editions.
f Artrprtlwm , by froiipftllnff a nrnnborril cnpcK ,
rnti hnvnilii'lrntmwMnnililreiwil to a ntimtx-ml
teller In cnro of TUB HKK. Answers MI ndilrrMscd
VIII Imitollvrtvri tiponprpfM-iitatlon of tlio clieck.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Rail's m a won ! first Insertion. Ic a word tlicro-
nfter. Nolldns token for less than .Tie.
* " " " *
7 siWATto7r m'"Yo"itNh"TAin > r STIN-
J oiraiiii'f ) anil tyiiewrltur. References fiinilslinil.
AililrexM N 33 Ili . H'J'J 11'
- WANTED IIY EXPERIENCED
A-POSITION
HU'liograplier owning macldnei nlmi expor- !
f-nceil bookkeeper. Address , stating wnires , Njl : ( ,
lid ! . Mlllrt 10 *
-WIDOW WITH ONE CIIIM ) WISHES 1'LACH
J\J\H ImimpUci-iw-r for widower with nm.'ill family ,
do nolobji'ct to li-avn city. Aililrvss or call. Hoimo-
hcpper , 1'7 ' ( > North iMlli ln > ot. iil ! ! ! ° _ lLL _
A - WANTKurraiTioxTiYTrAnnliii MAH AS
/VilrlvororeolliiJtor for retail IIOUKP : tlioronclily
ncQiialntod In city : can elvo bonds. N i'ij.Jj'lj'1 { ,
WANTED MAL"E HELP.
Hates me a wonl llrnt Insertion , lea word thero-
fcfter. Nollilng taken for lens than Ui o.
n-OENTf.EMAN OK fiOOD CHAUACTEH TO
J'represent our bmilness.lnsuranco men preferred ;
4171le utillillnif. Ml
1SALARY OH COMMISSION TO AGENTS TO
Jiliatiillii OKI Patent Chemical Ink Eraser Pencil.
The IIIOM iitM-ful nnd uovol Invention of Ilin ace. .
Krasc-H Ink thoroughly In two HeromH. Works 1 kn
luairlc. awl to BOO l vcent prollt. AKrnlH making
S.Vlper week. We alHO want a peiieral agent to
t.'ikeeliaw of territory ami appoint Kilb aiteuts.
A rare eliaiico to makn money. WrIU'forli'rms
nnil a HiM-olmi'ii of erasing. Monrou Kra.slnif Mftf.
Co. . X III ) . I.a CrOHse , WlH. f'8l
T ) -IP VOir WANT A OO01) PAYlNfl JO1I WllITK
J Jtlia HawkH NnrBury Co. , Milwaukee , Wln. _
D-WANTBI ) , ATONCB , A FtIlST-cr..VS3 IIAU
J bor ; none others need apply 1 wrlto to Jo. Tutu-
niond , Went 1'oltil , Nub. Mll'JU 11
TV AVANTRI ) . S boi ) CANVASSKI19 FOR
J'prayon porlralm ; uooit nnlnry paid to tlio rlRht
men. Call betwunn U-ll a. in.10:1 : Iloe tiiillillnir.
Tl-OANVASSKRS IN OMAHA AND COUNCIL
JJniniTrt. Uoom7 , Bccoml Hour. 020 South tilth
Blnsot. Mlltl 1n >
AND KXl'KNSKS. KXCLtJ-
T-75.00 A MONTH
JlHlvn territory. No pxiwrlcnuo. Staple ( roods.
Almolnto monopoly. Men and women Avanted.
Yearly coiitrhetH. t'ny pfrtaln. No talkiSyHtim
jKTfirt. WrlliMiuli-k. Tontm froo. AddreHs 1C U ,
iloxUilHU , IIUHton , MiihH. _ Mlil'j 10 *
TJ-WANTKD , THU COI.IIMIIIAN GIIIU ) . A
J Jfratnrnal onlrr with pntlri'ly orlRhml Insnratipo
nnd oniluwnictit featnn-H. and tlipmost iiopular
OVPT known , wluliPH In pniploy one or morn llrnt-
class nit'ii In i-very slate to iiriranlzo phaplprs. To
the rlclit man an oiMiortiinlty for iii'i-inaiipnt ptn-
Iiloyiiipiitnnd lariti1 n'vemiomoppti. and m-ldom
iimnliHl. Write for particulars. Address Siuircmo
ciiaptiT , Columbian Utillil , Toledo , O. Mllll 10'
n > -DHIf ! ! SAIK ! ANVANTKD. . OP OOOD
.1 > < tlandlnc with thn trade , to m-11 ( side line ) an
nrtldU * In Bi-eat d'MiiaiKl. Will pay * ' .Ti.OO ninrclns
/ ] x-r week : Hainpli'H Minall and neat. Only inuii nl-
" * \f ready travelliiB need apply. Addresw Ward A Co. ,
y Cluralnnd , O. MIM'J 10'
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Itsilps.moa wonl llrhtliiHorllou. lea woi-dthero-
nfter , Notlilnic taken for tram than 'J.'ie. _
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Jn"TCu > i KJoVfiool ) A n n it ESS TO INTRODUCE
> -our liimluiMis nnioni ; Irlt'mlu. $7 , ' .oo to $100.00
nnlnry to rl ht parlies ; ,117 lieu bnlldln ; ; . 681
"f 1 WANTKD. IIY A PMAnt , FAMILY A YOUNG
x Klri to work for her boaitl while altcnillii ! ;
ncliuot. AiklreHS , N 1 5 Doe. 778 U *
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rWANTED. \ . T.ADIKS AND OKNTLKMKN.VV.
\ will pay $ . " ) . ( Mlle iM'.OI ) i ! r wei'k to do Htrlutlj
lioinn work for us ; no canvaislnx and prompt pay-
input. O. V. Kmmons A , Co. , Ilatlerymareli am !
Water Sta. , Ikmton. Mass. Mst3 ; 10 *
W ANTED. 11V W1IOLKSALK HOtlSH.A LADV
botwcen 2fl nnd JO ; lintliavlm : wen Hoiiii-tlilnc
of biiHlneHS preferred. Address N : ! ' . ) , Ileioltlcp. .
M1)'J5 ) 13 *
7T'VAOTb /Amliw"1 TAILOR WHO UNDF.lt
v HtandH cuttln ? ITTivoi'k with ilrcKHinaker. Stall
wines , Address T.S. Martin A : Co. , Sioux City. Ii :
MU 17 1 1
1OB KENT HOUSES.
Hales , lOru line well Inwrtlou. $1.50 a line pc
inontli. Nothliiff taken for len.s tliau liSc.
1 v Fe ii ii NT , IIOUSKN Ann L'AUTs bi
J'tliouity. ThoO. V. DavlH company , 1303 Knr
11:1111. : { 1
.T\-.1 AND 1-ROOM APA11TMKNTS , VON DO 1
.I'hlook , with Hte.Mii ; ruforuncuH required ; XK
S''LM. BS8
I1KNT , 7-ItOOM MODKUN FLAT
block , lillil S. llllliHt. 35
- ItMNT FOR 0 MONTHS OH LONOKI
n-FOH
nlrnly located U-room lioiiBe , till furnlalieil am
In firm class coniUllou lo Binall faiully wltlion
clillilren. Rent nsinnnaliln and referenceH ru
qtdnil. Inciulri ! at frjr Soulli 'Jlllli tureot. MM14
Tv-rorr"iiKNT" . iuntboM MODKIIN iiotisi-
J niitciitouosu Mss'j la *
\ I-'Oll IlKNT , Ill-room lioime. all moileni tin
3\ 'proveiiienl'i ' , sSHOtith ; ! I'Jlh ntreot. Iiupilm tBl !
Clili''iiro. 11H03
T\-FOR HUNT NINE-ROOM IIOIIHK , AIV
J "mixli-ni I'OnveiilenceH : barn ; elegant lawn
nne Hliadn. No. 'Jill S. IllHtuvo. M. J. Keiinan
tll"-S ( N. Y. Life lliillillng. SI OU'J
Ill-ROOM COTTAOE , MODERN. CHOICE , 1 ]
J ) Stanford Circle. C. E. Elifiittli-r. y ( ) J lleo uldir.
TV -H-ROOM HOUSE , MODRRN. NEAR nusi
J ' ne s , rent moderate. Apply -HI Ieo ! bullillm , ' .
7.ril ;
D-FOR KENT. NICK FIVE-ROOM COTTAGI
* l-J.ill ) . Iminlru room illl ) , Now York I.ll
bullUlmt. ' M7II )
TA A VnilY DKSIRAHrTT ! DETACHED TK
I 'roomeil moilern lioime , larjo lawn.no liaHi'iiien
! ir > 21 California. , M7H7 10'
_ _ _
"H FOR KKNTr TTvr 7 ROOM IIOtISTS : I
J 'emalii ) : ; i Vluw. only S.il.00 per month. 717 N. 1
Mfo. 7117
-ROOM I MODERN HOUSE WITHIN B MI >
Dl walk of 1' . O Inaulro HUD Dodtie.
M807 12
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1-V - FOR"RENT. . * : IO CORNER FLAT. 1 ITlf A N
J 'Capital avi'ime. U ronnm and li.illi. tf'.Ti. Hi
rooniH nnd bath. HUM North Hilh. + _ " . ' . WI Bix roon
and hath , 1:1'-- : ' Capital avenue , $ ' . ' 0 nix-room tin
if.'l South lOlli street. Inquire Nelhertou hall. ! ! l
Hoiilli IHUi Htrri-t. Ht)7 ) I )
1 \ FOl RENTNICl H-ROOM HOUSE NEA
1 'Hanscom Park ; also Ill-room lioiiHuneartAl !
nnd Dodiro. IIIckH Real Estate Agency. 8Udll
OF . street ; XU)0. Rlnswalt llroi
llarkur bluek. A1IIKI 10 *
BDEMGHTKIII. HO.lfK , ft-HOOM HOUSK.MOI
ITU oonveuleiici'H. b.irn. bt'iiullfnl lawn , natur
Hli.-ulo trei'B , * : l'i \ KImo. . Imiulru L'CIKI Plerco Ht.
tiiin ti : >
T-V MODERN SIX-ROOM IIOOSK , il'-'K ) CA !
4 'Hlreet ; tlrsl-rlnHH ii'tiatr ; line nelKliborhoo
Apply lo K. A. Noitliup , Tax IK-pt. 11. A , M Ry.
Mll..O 13'
FOlt RENT lUllNISHED ROOMS
1'atPH.Hti' a wonl first lus.'rlion. . Je a word thei
Dlti'r Nothing I-IKIMI for K-ss than 25e.
1 ( TCICI'IIH' ' fliUPr.K , NU'KhY FI'RNISIU- '
J > ur iinfurnUl.od rooiim with Ixiurd 3 tlockh Im
roi.it liiiime. AtlilivHH , M 3'J. lleo. fill ! 11) ) '
" ] i1FtniNisiiin ) ROOM \vrn r ALcovK FT
J emleniL-n inuilem vuiivenluiieua , y.'O North'J.l
M 7111
V P.OOMS NICELY FUKNISIIKl ) . Hill ) SOU'l
.1 Jl7llitHrwt. Mllll ) 10
I. ' 1'UltNlsllKI ) HOOM WITH AI.COVK. SOIH
I'front ; ulhn uiHull roouiH , with or wllliout bo.n
MIH KulKlil. No. ' . ' : IIO DoiiKlaH ntreet. Tit :
I/ FINE KURN1SIIK1) ROOMS. ' 'UI)3 HURT f
.lj . 71HI BU
EDESIRAIIlTE SOUTH ROOM , MODI'lRtTrO
venleneeH ttll'.l Uudiiu Mtrt-el. MbUII 1 :
1. ' FOR RKNT NEATLY FURNlMllTl ) ROO
.l\ with bo.iiil , L'Oltl ( ' .illfornla St. m l7-H !
* l7 NKVS'lTY I'URNISHBU"ROOMS TO UEK .
I j wltli or wllliout bo.irU , In prlv.ttu family. ' 'U
Clili'.IKO Blnvt. lilK4H-l'j
"l ? FOR UKNTTu HANDSOME DOIIllf.K 1 A
J-jim-H , : t Mocks from 1' . ( ) . . furnltiheil or i
furnlMheil. luipilro 1318 Fariiam. I'll )
I ? HKVI-ltAirNTcElY ! FURNISHED ROO5 \
JjarraniriNl for louHekft | > plni : , all modern ei
venK'ncoH , 11)10 ) ( Vpltnl a > emm. U.'l 1C
T" NICELY FURNISHED"ritOST ANiriJAi
.1 * p.irloru. wllli b.ith Itmi ) Fariiam Bt. U3S 111
Tji TWO KUlllHsilKI ) IOt.MS ! FOR
Jhomiiikeopliig. 1823 Capitol avenue.
avenue.M040 10
1URNISHED ROOMS AND BOAR :
Rult * . 1 J u : > wnnl llmi lUHorttoii.ln a wonl tbc
alltr. Nollilng Ukon fur IUHH th.m 25it.
f. "Y7IuNVOMEN'sTfOME UNDER OAllE
J Woman'H Chrltiluui | | bOclailonlH S. 17lh HI i
HIU
DOLAN.20U AND 211 N , 1STII ST.
"l- THK STATK EUROPE.\j7TlOTEL NE VA ;
1 i-li-gaully furnli.lu.tl rouum for tuul by day
> \ifk nt rmHonablorntrs. Kmi-ry , t Spratt , l :
to ttl'J DomtliiH sliif t. M481 A2i
I , ' WU RKNT , FURNISHED FRONT ROC
x. - wlih UKinl , at ltit : N. lUllt tn > ul , M'Jll tl
I ? NIOKLY t'HRNISHED SOUTHEAST FRO
J room wuli ; ilcuvi > and bay window , inuJoruc
vi-nlcnccn. yrtvatu family ; uo iil. U2J KKiutli 'J
WANTED BOAHDER3.
R.itpn , incnlln p.ich liiHnrtlon , Jt.ftil line per
month. Nothing taken ( or kit thnu 25c.
G 2 FRONT ROOMS , 1000 KEAVKNWORT1I
Htrect. M87SI IP
FOH RENT STOitES AND OFJFOES.
Rates , 10c n line i > nch hmertlon. $1.50 n line
month. Nothing tnki'ii for lPHStliftn25c.
. IN COMPLETE OlH
. Flrsl-cl.M locality. Call 1U23 Sherman
AVP. Mills 111 *
1 FOR RENT. OFFICE SPACE ON GROUND
J lFOR l 1702 Farnaiii Hired. MU28
poUKNT. THK-STORY iniOK IIUlLinXf
J.U1 1 ! Farnam st , Thn building han n fireproof CD-
mi'iit basemiMit. POinplvtu stivim InMllliz fixtures ,
water on nil the lloors , gas , etc. Apply at the offlcu
I DESK ROOM FOR RENT ON GROUND FLOOR
Jon 15lh St. , IH\M.I.I Farnam and Douglascheap.
Apply nl 215 S. 15th Kt. 811) )
STOKAQE.
M-STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD (3OODS ( :
clean and cheap rates. R. Wells , 1111 Farmiiu.
' , ) ( ! _
M-STORAOK.WlLLIAMSACROSS.l'Jl t HARNEY
f.i)7 )
WANTED TU BUY.
Rates , t ! < n a wonl first Insertion , lo a word thero-
ntler. Nothing taken lor less than 25c ,
AT-WANTEITTO iMj'llCHASBA'cioOD RETAIL
1 > Imslness ! nuy Hue. Part trade. Ames-Real
Estate Agency , 1017 Faniam strept , 83511 *
-CASlT PAID FOR GOLD AND SILVER.
1 > Jacobson A Elsole , rogni 11,1315 Douglas at.
M72I ) Ail I"
TVT- CASH FOR FURNITURE , HOUSEHOLD
-LN goods , etc. , or will wll for owner In our auction
sales. R. Wells , 1111 Farnam. Ri'S '
TVT-WANT ED , .ID OR so ACRES 4 TO n MILES
li from oily ; must no cheap. If you have city
property or lands or merchandise lo offer chiMp ,
list with E. F. Ringer. liilU Farnam. M88II 12 *
AT-WANTED. A RETAIL IMPLEMENT OR
ii general merchandise Inmlness lu eastern No-
braska. Part trado. AdilroHB N il.'i I loo. Hi ) t 13'
'
" -WILL PAY CASH FOR 10 OHM ACHES
near Omaha. C. D , Huluheiioii , 1U'J3 Farnam.
AT-WANT TO IIUY MERCHANDISE CHEAP
IN forcash. Address O. O. Maiming , D.ivld City ,
Neb. MU5 ! 16
- , AN OPENING TO START A
N-WANTED confectionery Htoro In Home good
thriving town. Address C. J.Crelghton. Nob.
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
Rates. Ufa a Wonl flrstlnsertlon. lea word there
after. Nothing lakon for less than 25c.
--FOK RENT oii SALK IIEST
right piano. Inquire room 308 , First National
bank building. 'J23
_
-A "RADIANT HOME" NO. 5 HASE-HURNER ,
almost now , for sale dirt cheap : parties leav
ing. Call before Saturday , 2208 Charles Htre.ut.
1)37 ) 10 *
FOR SALE HORSES , WAGONS , ETC
Rates. 1 J.,0 , a word tlrst Insertion , lea worl there
after. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
p-FOR SALE CHEAP , A NICE PONY CART.
A Inquire til 1011 Cmillng Htreel. MS81
D--FOR SALE. GOOD SECOND HAND PHAE-
I tons , $10 , $51) , $75. $100. lIuslnesB buggies , '
$11 , $ ' . ' 5 , $35 , $ 15. Drummoud Carriage company ,
IMth and llarney Htrcuts. Hilil-15
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Rales , lOo a llni' each Insertion , $1.50 a line per
luoiilh. Nolhlng taken for less than 25a
Q-FOR SALT : , A REGULATION SIZE IIRUNS-
wlck .t Ilalko bllllaril table , raek.cues and balls.
Everything lu llrst-elass Hlnipo. Address N L'1 ,
lioe. MIRI ) .
Q FOR SALE. TWO PURE BLOODED SMOOTH
eoaled ft.-malu St. liernard puppies. Address , N
31 Kee office. W ) . " > 10
Rales. IWe a wonl first Insertion. Ic .1 wool there
after. Nothing taken for less than uric.
-irmjscAR'r' ' STUDIO LKSSONS
Riven. Orders taken. Mrs. K. J. Carlo , ' 'tin
ChlcairoSt. niHIO-ll ! *
CLAIE.VOYANIS.
Hates , Hlr a HUD each Insertion , SI.50 a line pel
month. Nothing taken for lesi than y.lc.
S i-JIHS. NANNtE V. WARRKN , CLAIRVOYANT
reliable ] business medium ; Othyearat 110 N.lUth
ODDS
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
Rates , IMc a word first Insertion , lo a wcnJ
tbereaftor. Nothing tiikeu for less than L'3c.
ri- MADAME SMITH , 503 S. 13TH , UND FLOOR
X Room 3. Massage , vapor , alcohol , steamKulplmr-
Inu ami sea baths. ' inSTl 1'J'
rp MME.CARSON , 1121 DOUOLAS STREET,3t
1 floor , room 7 , massage , alcohol , bulphnr and so : ]
baths. M80I 11 *
T MJIB. STOWK , MAGNF.TIC 1IKALKR ,
J.Doiifrla block MU52 10-
PEKSOftAL
Rates. I' o a wonl llrat Insertion , In a wordthero-
'tcr. Nothliii ; taken for less than 'Jje.
U ACCOUNTS RXAMINEI ) . HOOKS OPKNEE
balanced or closed. Any business of eonlulen
tlul naliiro lookL'd up or examined. 10 years ex
IKM-IUIICU. Address , N It'J HPU oRlco. K'Jl ' 13 *
N
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE
RaleH , 10e a Hue each Insertion. $1 fill n llnupe
I- month. Nothing taken for less than 'J.lo.
ALOANS ON iMi'ROVED AND UNIMPROVE ]
' city properlv. $3.001) ) and npwunls , fi to ( ! H IH-
centuiodolayu. W.Fariiam Smith .t Co , 13'JO F.irnaii
UOl
\\r-MONBY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE !
> Tlio O. F.Davis Co. . 1003 Farnani Direct. 003
\\r-MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES 01
i Improved and unimproved Omaha real i-Htato ,
N " to 0 yearn. Fidelity Trust Co. . 17i ( ) Farnam. DOS
V" .
W-ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. , 31HN. "i
Life , lends at low rates for cholco necurlty o
Nebraska und Iowa farms or Omaha city proper ! ]
007
-f \r-C13NTRAL LOAN JfcTUUST CO. , UEE I1LDO
ix
ixm \\r-fiOl.(10 ( ( TO $1.1TiOO.OO TO LOAN 1 TO
it , ' years on Improved Omaha real estate or fan
lands. 10. C. Uarvln & Co. , 'MS Sheely block.MH10
MH10 )
W -MONEY TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATE !
in Apply to W. 1J. Mulkle , First National Ilk bldi
MS30
inE
ir-MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE , 4il ME
E , > IILD'G. M R''it
\r-FOIl SALE , GILT EDGED MORTGAGE
boarliiir U , 7 and 8 per cunt Interest. Hick
Diil Real Etttato Agency , 1105 N. Y. Llfo bulkUntr.
iil 1)00 ) 11
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
S3 Rates , loca Him each InHertlon. ifl.W ) .1 line pi
inoiilh. Nolhlusr taken for IVHH than -'fie.
viLi'fjoyla S'Kfy A'Sv'KiyooF'S ' }
curlly ; Htrictly cunlldontlaL A. M. Uarrlu , roe
1 Conllm-nlal block -178
3. "
3.o X - MONOT TO LOAN-
o- Wo will lend yon any Bum which you wlsl
Hiuall orlartte , at tlio lowest posstblu r.'UiH , lull
uulclii'Hl poaslblo lllno and for any length of tin
in Hull you. Yon can pay U back In Riich Instal
meiils an you wish , when you wish , and on
pay for It an luuir us you keep it , You can borro
on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS ,
Id. HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES ,
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , MRRCHANDISB
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY.
Without publicity or removal of property.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
' 30(1 ( SOUTH KiTJl STREET ,
I'll llrst lloor nbovu the street.
nl. THE OLDEST. LARUEST.AND ONLY INCORP01
ATEU LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
0
YOU WANT MONEY ?
IN-
INM W will loan yon ANYSHM you wish on youi
M , FURNITURE. PIANOS. HORSES. WAliONS ,
CARRIAGES , WAREHOUSI ! RECEIPTS , etc.
i Wo tilvoprompt attention to all applications
n1 : and will carry your lo.m an lonsasyou wish ,
: You can ri'ducn thn cost of carrylntr yortr loan
: by a payment : it any tlino. Thuru la no pub-
: Hetty or n'inoviil ot proiMTlv.
.K : FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
l * l \ * 1J4KAV.K. * ! t t'Jl * V/ ,
in- : Room 4 , Wlllmiill block ,
D : M741 Cor. IRlh and Hartley St.
\IS ,
BUSINESS OHANCES.
CK Hates , lOc a llmi each inscrllon , f 1.50 a Una p
month , Nothli ) ' . ' l.iken for lust * Until ' . ' 5c.
V FOR RKNTA s > i ALI , \\VITBR MILL. "A
1 drt'bsM \ \ 55 , Lincoln. N b. _ ill ;
-FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS , FURNISH )
hotel , knowu a lhu "Ilurltm.'ton House , " n
D uattul uunr Ilia 11. , VM. Jt. R. depot In thu city
_ Aurora , Nch. Call on or address R.v. . O.-aybl
ro- Real Estate Aeont , Aurora. Nol ) . JISO'J 12
roOP VL -KKTAItj CJLOTIHNG J1USINKS3 WANT1
OP -L in ii Kood town of 3,000 popnhulun
, over ; will payupot cnsh and auk no uuesllon
I'J prlcu mum bo low. Addix'tut N U3 , Hoc uttlcu.
S18 10 [
V-TO IIUY , SELL OR KXCHAN(3E ( , HUSINE
A chaucuH , re.il t-atato or lauds. Apply to We
orn HualncbH Agency. 31U If. V. U bids. SIB01 S
or
MA V-FOR EXCHANGE. CLEAN STOCK SIIO1
f * Jouo real cutato and money , O. Snyd
Nt'Ola. la. M882 12
JM ,
D' YrFlRST CLASS DHUG STORK , BIO IIAHI1A
i forcutthj Koo l iKiyluy Uiialneas , Address N l
< " . 7U3 f'
INT
on- V-TORSALKORTRADB
, FtRST-OLASS DRI
A fcioro , ccnlrally looatud , ( food ou H buslnosa.
W. I. , P. O. lljx 51S. M20 !
BUSINESS CHANCES.
CnnUnwn.
Y- PARTNER WANTED , INSURANCE
i. III-SH : iXH | < rlenco and some cnplfnt-iii-ecsfinry.
N4l ( , Ik-e. MD40 PJ
FOR EXCHANGE.
Rales , lOcn line ouch Insertion , $1.50 n line per
month. Nothlnir taken for los than 25c. _
r/n OwTrwfFARMS IN NE1IRASKA , KANSAS
/Jand Dakota. Will sell cheap or pxchnmrn for
imlse.lior.sesaiulcaltlo. Aild.box70Frankfort.Iiid.
/-CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSE. WILTj
/ tnlcu real ustato , money. Ilex 2U5 ( Frankfort Irnl.
61:1
- $7.1)00 ) WORTH OP STAPLF1 GEN-
Z-AI1OUT for one-third cash or ncciirot
nolca. balance Omaha city property or good farm.
J. II. Haddock. Falrbury. Neb. M280
r/-WlLD LANDS. CLEAR , TO EXCHANGE FOR
/ property lii-re. Wrlto full descriptions. 701
South 27th htrcet. M507 A2. " > *
rT HAVKlM ACRES OF IMPROVED EASTERN
/ Nebraska land not morliraited that I wlsli to
Irndo for nn-ruhaiullso. Oeo. L. . tiampbell. Col -
rldt-e. Neb . M7 0 10
TOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Ratps.lOc a line paeh Insertion. $ l.r,0allno per
mouth. Nothing taken for less than t ! , " > o.
B N.
N.MJU3A1U
MJU3A1U
-MUY LOTS IN
STOEPEL PLACE.
Cheapest nml lst l lots in
OMAHA.
Special prlco and terms to
HOME IIU1LDERS.
StoepelPlaco lots will alw.iys advance. In prlco ,
for the city must grow westward. Call on or address -
dress W. A. Wubsler.ID' ' lleo bldg. 01-1
iOR SALE , IIY ADMINISTRATORS , FARM OF
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J.'iii : : acres , 1 ! houses of 10 rooms and-I rooms ,
barn of six Hlalls and carrlngo room , Hue orelmnl ,
vlneyniiland garden , rumilns water , Hprlngs , line
cellars , largo pattlmvH. good fences. For sale at
low price and reasonable terms. Farm Is3mllen
north of Florence and undies nouth of CofTmuit
station on the Calhoun roail. Hiiqtilnt ofOenrgi ! H.
Fllchett , 1IH ! > Slu.'cly block , IBth and Howard Sis.
CHANCE TO INVEST YOUR SAVINGS. EAST
front lot Lowe nvenita ( Popplctou park ) , easv
access lo motor , OwuerBOlng Into business. Will
neil very cheap for cash. Also lot HaiiHOom Place.
lllg bargain for cash. Adilress L. 1' . , P. O. llox iimj.
Ulo
BARGAINS-HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS. SALTS
jor trade. V , K. Darling , llarkerblk. 1UOA13
ASPLENID HAROAIN. TEN ACRES WITH
small collate lust west of oily. If sold at OUCH
eau quote away down price and take certificate of
deposit or pass book on savings bank In payment.
Hicks' Real Estate Agency , 3(15 N , Y. Ltfo bldg.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A SAFE AND
J- profitable Investment
Wo can clvo yon one.
For Instance , a ifood farm of inn acres 10 mllea
from Omaha. What can you -Hud better ?
Or. If yon want a homo on e.isy payments and
cheap , wo have several. Omaha Knal Estate and
Trust company , room -1. lleo building. MI171
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AROAINS , IN FARMS , HOUSES AND LOTS. J.
N. Freuzer , room 5 Fronzer block , opp. P. O.
M 130 A23
17OR SALE ; TWO NEW COTTAGES AT S. W
"comer of 2lHhaud California streets. AH mod
ern eoiiveulenei'S. Inspection solicited. Call on
or address H. T. Clarke , 250 ! ) C.is-t street , or 210
Hoard of Trade , Omaha. 'Phono 1'JS. 822 11
SPLENDID INVESTMENT. 2,210 ACRES O
Bood farm land near Lodsro Pole , Neb. Laud
In theylclnlty Is held at $11.00 to * tf.OO per acre.
We can olli-r this land for $1.00 pin-aero and take
Havings bank ci'rtlllcales or pass books lu pay
ment. Hicks' Real Estate Agency , i)05 N. Y. Llfo
bldg. 1MB 11
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-7 > OR SALE , 20 COTTAGES , * )5l.0ll ) TO
1. $2.i)0i ( ) ( ) ) . on monthly payments. E. F. RliiKer ,
151U Farnam. M887 10"
7-ROOM HOUSE WORTH $ : l,00l ) . FOR $2.000.
< C. D. Hiilelieson , 10211 F.irnam. UUP
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ARM MORTGAGES. C. P. HARRISON , 012
N. Y. Life. 780 32 *
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PASS HOOKS AND CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
X on Omaha savings b.mks taken as payment fet
the ton-ncru tracts wo are offering for sale Jusl
west of tin ) cltv. Call and see them. Hicks' Real
EsUito Agency , I05 ! N.Y. Lifi ) bldi , ' . ! ) :15 : 11
MUST HAVE MONKY ; WILL SELL FINE FU LT.
lot on paved street for$5)0.ll. ( ) ( ) No mailer whal
It cost I must have money. Address N 38. Dee.
MU2U 11
"IIAROAINS IN FARM LANDS.
-l > : )2 ( ) ACRES , Gruoli'v county. $7.fiO p ; r aero.
480 ACRES , near Scolia , Neb. . $ S.O ( ) per acre.
800 ACRES , Greeley county , Neb. , $ . ( ) ( ) per acre
lilt ) ACRES , near Crelghton , Kuox county , $0.5t
per acre.
Oil ) ACRES , near Lortgo Pole , Neb. , splennli
Hprlng wuter , good neil , smooth land , $ t,50 ! pci
acre.
For terms , etc. . address Hicks1' Real EstnK
Agency , i)03 N. Y. Llfo BUI ? . , Omaha , Nob.
' OM 11
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SEIDURITIES FOR
Rates. 1 Wo .1 wonl llrst Insertion , Ic .1 wonl thuro-
after. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
PER CENT MORTGAGES KOR SALE , SECURIty -
8
Ity absolutely safu. Ames Real Estate agency
1017 Fariiam. M532
HIGH GRADE OMAHA CITY MORTGAGES
netting purchasers good rate of Interest , mnn (
of from'iiotl.oi ) up , for salu by Cilobo Loan & Trusi
Co. , Kith and Dodge , Omaha. Particulars on ap
plication. . . M701
- < OOD MORTGAGE SECUR1T1RS FOR SALE
G
"Hicks , real estate agency. 80 ! ) 11
I7OR SALE. 2 GOOD Sldn.OO FIRST MORTGAGE !
J-dniwlnt" 10 pereeut intorest. Address , NII
lieu. 03' >
I70R SALE. WE HAVE SOME VERY CHOICI
-L DoiiglaB au < l Sarpy county fami mortiracre } :
drawlnsrll percent. In Bums of i.lOO lo $1.00(1 (
D which wo would Bell to llioso deslrlu u uafo Hi
t-r terest paylmr Investment , lletti-r take li per ocn
in amlbitsart ; than ' . ' ( I ami nm a risk. Bot'sn , t Hill
1-108 Farnam Htreet. Illll-l t
LOST.
Rates , Iflc n line each Insertion. $1 .50 a line pot
mouth. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
OLl
Jj Reward paid for return to A. S. Van Kuraii , : )71i
Dll Jones street , 811(1 ! )
Dlly
- TOST. OPEN FACE , HEAVY SILVER WATCH
Jjbflwei'ii tilth , Izaiil and Nicholas west to 'joil
north to Paul , diagonal to li''d and Charles : flndu
leavH wllh CrlH lioyer , 21'1'J Charles Htrrct , ami rii
oelvo reward. MUlil 10'
m T OSTSMALL WHITE DOG , DROWN HBAI
-LjwIiltOHtreak down forehead , brown spot lei
Hliouldur ; leather collar with city tair. * S.OO ri
ward for return to 1603 Davenport street.
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WORLD'S FAIR HOTELS & ROOM !
Rates , lOea line each insertion , $1.50 a line po
mouth. Nothing taken for leas than ' - ' . > e.
CORNER LANGLE
nvpiuiu and Gist utreot , Chicago ; 2 blocl
from fair entrance ; permanent Htomt nnd brlcl
largo ontBldo rooms overlooking park ; nothh
better ; European , $1.00 to $2.00 : oxrullpnt cnfi
high recommendations from Omaha and Cotim'
HliilTs pcoplo who have Htoppcd with us. Tali
Wabash nventio cable can * to CottagoGrovoavi
IK- into and UlHthtrt'ct ; go ono block west. Cut th
- out and como or write. M)51 ! ) 111 *
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SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS.
, Ra'cfl , llc a line each Insertion , $1.51) ) u line pc
ho month. Nothing taken for less than 25e ,
ino " '
ill- B OYLES.tnAmi , (113 ( NEW"vOK'icUFK : HLDf
iiy carry tlio largest Him of tyi > o wrlliirM In tl ;
went , all makes. ' . ' 5 to 75 per cunt saved on a
li'.idlng machines. Rentals monthly : Callgrai
$ : < .5I ) , Remington $1.00 , Smith frontier $5.00. Tn
558. MUli )
UNDERTAKERS AND EMB ALMEH
Rates , lOoaiJUiDi-nch Insertion , $1.50 a lluo pi
mouth , Nothing taken for less than 25u.
iR0 - C W. JIAKER " ( FORMERLY WITH "jOIIN (
, Jacobs , ilrceabeil , later with M. O. Maul ) , nude
taker and umbalmor , 315 S. 10th Ht. Tul. UUU ,
017
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING
Rales , lc ( a lluo each Insertion , $1.50 a line pi
month. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
YOUN'OLADIESA'ND GENTLEMENOA TSOO
L aciiulru u working knowludgo of uhorthaud ; n
tyiH-wrllln ? at A. O. Van Sam's school of ulior
hand , 613 N. Y. Llfo. TyiHjwrltere to rent. U1U
PAWNBROKERS.
Rates , lo ( a line each Insertion , $1.50 a linn p
month. Nothing taken for Ions than 25u.
SONNKXHEUO" DIAMOND BROKER 1 !
Douglas st , IJI.IIIB money on dlainoudii , wutchi
etc. Old sold und ullrur bousht. Tel. 1558. 010
ID- SCALES.
J
Ratcu , 10c a line each Insertion. $1.50 a Una u
ED month. Nothing taken for lutts than 'Jic ,
Hit'or \TE\V .CsECOND HAND SCALEsTALLTiTlNr
nn , I > Addrcau llorilon Jt SelleclcCo. , Lake bt. , Chlcai
liC ) !
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or MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE !
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F , GBLLET'nECK , tlANJOISTANDTEACHE
1810 California ulreet. ui ,
ESS
HABIT IN ALL
ITS FORMS-
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rr1OnPHINC.COCAINCI.AUOANUrv |
UN AND KINDRED HABITS ) '
' EASY BPEtOV.CURCXlUAIINNrCCO
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CORRCSPONOCNCC OONCIOCNTIAd
UrT PAMPHIIT > ,0 PARTICULAR * 5CNI FRtE
a. t NATIONAL HEALTH CO
CLOCK , OMAHANCQ.
nxTiiij ? (
Oconr d'Alone Indian R iorvfttion Will Soon
Bo Openl Up.
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THOUSANDS WAITING ON THE BORDERS
f
Lower Itrnlm to llo Trniurcrrnd l'lorr '
\Vell 11 f ( liM nnil Until A South l'ii s
Hoe Western Winders nnd
lucovrlci ,
Koports contlnuo to como In from nil tlio
mining ftoctlons indicating n decided increase
In tlio gold ylold , mostly In placer work.Which
will go fur toward furnlshinc occupation
for the tlimmmls driven out of silver pro
duction by tlio ropudiatlvo conduct ot the
nations In the Lntln union. It rcnmins yet
to bo scon what congress will do toward ro-
stotini ; thoabusoa tiiotnl to its pro per posi
tion in comniorco.Vhltovor the outcome ,
however , thcnbumlant resources of the west
will enable it to return to prosperity faster
than thu over-capitalized east , particularly
if her merchants and consumers pursue a
policy of placing their patronage as near
homo as posslblu nnd building the west llrst
Instead of supporting the east. Mutual
trade is self employment nnd homo mnrkcts ,
independence und nil that makes true liberty.
l.iind for Si'ttlor * .
At last there Is a certainty of opening the
Ciwurd'Alciio reservation , nnd that within
a very short time. The last special ilgures
required by the government have been sent
In , and the surveyor general of Jdnho has
boon notilled from Washington that the gov
ernment lias approved the documents and
will immediately take action toward open
ing tlio reservation for settlement. The
news is hailed with joy by thousands of In
tending settlers who are awaiting the word
that will allow them to cross the forbidden
line into the llnost farming and grazing land
in the northwest , and lliero Is every in
dication that nn unprooeilontcd rush of
homesteaders will bo tnailo upon the open
ing of the reservation. Thousands
are now encamped upon the border
ready to rush over and locate choice claims ,
The portion of the reservation that is now
to become open Includes about 000 square
miles , being u tract in the form of an imper
fect triangle , thirty miles long and twenty-
four miles tvido from thu north to the south
boundary. The boundary , beginning at Caiur
d'Alcno , follows tlio bank of the Spokane
river to the Washington boundary , runs
south twelve miles , east to the lake , follows
the lake shore to a point opposite Harrison ,
thence cast to thu old Mission nnd north
again to Ciour d'Alonc , It Incloses nearly
all of Lake Ciuur d'Alono and is good for
either agriculture or grazing. Then there
are line belts of timber , the rich bottom
lands ot the Ci3ur ( d'Aleno river nnd sonio
mineral iields of unrertaui character. There
nro no Indians on thisjand , It having bucu
purchased from them by .tho government.
1'roin IMIIiir to 1'ofit.
The Indian agent at Crow Crook and
Lower I3rnlo agencies is"authorized to re
ceive bids for constructing ten buildings at
the now location of L bwer Urulo agency.
The buildings to bo constructed are ono
warehouse , eight two-story dwellings and
ono two-story stablo. For , several years the
question of removing Lower Urulu agency
has been agitated , but a division of opinion
among the Indians belonging to the agency
prevented action until this time. Thoagency
is now located on a sma strip of ground en
tirely surrounded by Jarids coded to ttio
government by the Sioux a few years
ago , ana it is the dcplVo and intent u !
the Indian bureau to rpmovo thu agency
to a more secluded location. At the tinio of
the openlnir ot a portion of the Sioux reser
vation to settlement , lands vrero reserved
for the Indians .bplpngirik at i . , o\ver Brulo.
This reserved land is situated on the west
sicto of the Missouri rlvor , nearly opposite
Crow Creole agency , and it is thbro that the
now agency will bo located. About half of
the Lower Brulo Indians were in favor of
removing to the Uosqbtul reservation , and
this faction had the support of General
Crook up to the time of his death , but they
will now bo compelled to remove to the now
ro orv.ttlon with the rest of their brethren.
There was .Vso some objection among tlio
Hosohud agency Indians to the propotoit re
moval of aomo of the Ixtwer Ilrulcs to Hint
rosorvntlon , thaltosobmls docidltiK thnt they
had no land to snnro.
riorrc'VouiUrrul Well.
The Plorro artesian welt Is proving moro
and moro of a wonder , Prof. Wrlqht of
Now York , the expert who nrrlvod in Plorro
tonmkoix thorough test ot the welt , hits
mndo some interesting discoveries. Ho has
been nt work for several days and lias
spared no pains to sucuro accurate and re
liable data. His llrst test was mndo In the
How , nnd ho found that 781) ) gallons ot water
per mlntito poured out of the well. A steam
guago was put on to test the pressure and It
was found that n stream ono nnd one-half
inches was thrown llfty foot in the nir ,
while the Rttago marked forty-two pounds
pressure. When n two-tncTi stream was
substituted for the one nnd ono-lmlMnuh
the vertical stream fell to forty feet ,
while the pressure went to twenty
pounds. The most Interesting nnd valu
able test made was the amount of
gas that escaped dally from the well.
Uo found that n stream ( lowing a pa lion
of water in Hvo seconds will glvo u gallon of
gas in thirty seconds , or the ratio of gas
readily separable from the water is as I to 0.
The whole gas product of tlio well nt these
figures would bo W.UOO cubic foot every
twenty-four hours. This gas Is readily sop-
nrablu from the water. Further tests made
as to the heating qualities of the gits show
that it is fully as great as the manufactured
gas nt , the city gas works , but it is not so
luminous. The llamo contains very little
carbon. A plate held In the flame was not
blackened , while the llamo ot the manufac
tured gns would blacken the pinto In a few
seconds. The heating qualities ot the gas
were tested by boating water. A quart ot
water was placed over a llnmo nnd it was
found that live-sixths of n cubic foot of gas
boiled the water In live minutes. From this
it is estimated that the heating quantity ot
the gas which escapes every twenty-four
hours was equal to threotonsof good bitu
minous coal. The temperature of the water
was found to bo 100 degrees.
Prof. Wright is ono of the proprietors ot
the Locke hotel in Sioux Falls , and his
object in coming to Pierre was to test the
value of the Indian school well with the
object in view of sinkltig a similar well at
the Locke , provided It was as represented.
It is needless to say that the professor is
moro than satisfied , and not only has ho
found the well to bo a wonderful ono in the
temperature of water and medicinal quali
ties that it possesses and the great value
for bathing , but 'no has likewise found out
that the natural gas flowing from ono well
is sufficient to furnish all the llelit used
in a city the sizu of Pierre for light
ing , or , If used for heating purposes ,
would run a largo sized manufac
tory. Prof. Wright Is so well satisfied
with his experiments that ho tolccraphed
for one of the Swan brothers , the contractor
who sank the Indian school well , to como on
to Pierre to give him Ilgures on sinking an
other well. They have been in consultation
today , and , if the prices are satisfactory , it
is an assured fact that work will bo com
menced on another gusher within the next
few weeks. The city council at a special
meeting unanimously adopted a resolution
that a party or a corporation that will put
down a flowing well to bo used for machin
ery purposes , except for the manufacture of
gas , will bo allowed to hold the property oa
which the same shall bo located and all im
provements thereon frco of all city tuxes for
a period of llvo years ,
Tonriialie Grabber.
South Pass , Wyo. , has been thrown into
great excitement by the appearance of a
man named Nutchor , who has Hied placer
claims on all the land upon which the town
is 'built. Nutcher is a stranger , having
came to the country n few weeks ago to
assist his son , who was in Jail at Lander on
the charge of horse stealing. Thu efforts ol
the father were of no particular service to
the son , as the district court promptly sent
the young man to the penitentiary. The
elder Nutrher next visited South Pass and
learning that some iifty buildings , composing
tlio town , were on government land , he
promptly put up notices claiming the
land , as above stated. Nearly all the
nest buildings belong to Jim Smith ,
the ola tfmer , and 'Jim is out of humor. Yes
terday Smith received'n letter from Nutchei
that throw some Ilghfon the purpose of the
cnturprising placer minor. The letter in
formed Mr. Smith that ho must either paj
rent or leave the town. The rent on the
hotel was lixcd at fJo per month , the store
$ . " > and other buildings at $1 per month ,
Smith road the letter and at once made ur
his mind that Nutcher was playing a black
mailing scheme of colossal proportions. The
people of the town are indignant over the
matter and there is talk of treating Ntitchei
to a coat of tar. Among the names used or
thu location notices are those of Nutcher' !
son , who is in the penitentiary , and the wife
of the elder Nutchor , who has Just sued th (
old gentleman in an action for divorce.
I'lull ' , Kli'sli or Fowl.
Darwin's missing link has at last beei
found on Lookout mountain , Colorado
While A. J. Hoar and a party from Goldei
were camping on what is known as thi
Olaster ranch , one of the boys discovcret
some very peculiar animals in a small lake
A net was made out of a hammock , am
after several hours hard work two wen
caught. They were brought nlivo to Gel
drm and placed on exhibition , but al
f the old llshermen , who had lived on tin
Atlantic at'd Pacific coasts , were balllcd anc
no name hasyot been given to.theso-aquatii
wonders.
The mouth and tall of the aninml closolj
resemble those of a fish , while under thi
body are four feet similar hi shape to thi
hands of n human being , They can swin
or walk at their pleasure , nnd change thei :
color quito of ten during the day.
The most peculiar thing about them is tin
gold circle around the eyes and the six vol
votllko horns which hang over their heads
Under the horns is a brownish and prott ;
trimming like that of a mushroom , wluls
the upper part looks as If they were nowl ;
bronzed with silver. They are very intolll
nent creatures , and are a curiosity shop i :
themselves. Some declare that they are
species of the mermaid.
OitHpflr'B Coal.
Probably the most important mineral dit
coveryintho history of central Wyomln
was made nearly thrco months ago , but th
facts have just been mudo public ,
Thrco corps of railroad surveyors , undo
the general supervision of Chief Englneo
Itogurs , have been working all summer o
the Wyoming and Utah railroad survoj
which is presumably the contemplated o >
tension of the Chicago & Northwestern froi
Casper toOgden , In addition to the sin
voyors , and unbeknown to the public. Chic
Rogers had n number of man in tha llol
prospecting for a good steam coal along th
proposed route , in which search , it nowd (
volops , they wore highly successful.
A reporter examined a specimen of til
coal that has been out of the ground and 01
posed to the uir for more than two month !
and there are no moro signs of it "checking
than there ) would bo in n light of pinto glasi
Chief IJogors has sent it for tests to a nun
bur of assaylsts , all of whom report alike.
It assays 2 percent less moisture , ' - pa
cent less ash and 4 percent more carbo
than the famous IJock Springs produc
while in appearance it is identical with th
latter. There are three veins of Jt , llfteoi
eight and six feet respectively , all of th
same quality , cropping out at the busn ol
mountain , beneath which It lies on a alopo (
about fifteen degrees. Its exact locality ;
not made public , but that it is directly o
the line of railroad survey within easy dl ;
tanco of Casper is slated.
The discovery means many hundreds i
thousands of dollars to the Chicago
Northwestern railroad und many millions I
central Wyoming. Ollicers of that railroa
who have just been hero are highly olatc
because of it and admit that It is what the
"long have sought. " That the road will I
extended to the deposits ns soon as pract
sahlo is regarded ns settled , und it seen
probable that it will at the game time pua
on to Oregon.
Moro California Gold ,
In sinking a well at the now must coi
denser building , near the depot at Iloald
burg , Cal. , gold has been discovered , as big [
as < i and 0 cents to thu pan boinir obtained.
While it Is' a now discovery in the grav
deposit on which the town is located and In
created quite an excitement among all inlno ;
now lu the fruit-raising1 business , it is not >
now discovery In the vicinity. Cola has lot
been known to exist in thogravcl deposits < :
the Luce farm , tvro miles abovu He.tldsbur
on the rivnr. In n short , stcop gulch on tl
Chappul farm , lire uiilos from town , in Ui
Creak valley , several ounces of course go
woro" taken out , and on the headwaters of tl
aatna creak gold hai boon known to oxUt situ
the first sottlompnt of the valloy. On the
headwaters of the Ku.ssl.in rlw. rtt Col-
polln , nbovo U'kinh , partly smvosifttl mining
for gold has boon prosecuted. In Ml the
gulches of the west I'orut Hnnpo In thti
vicinity colon of gold can bo obtained , AU
this indicate * that somewhere among the
numerous quartz lodes traversing nil the
mountain ridgp.i there lit a ricn deposit.
Honldsblirg is located on an Immense
gravel deposit , the debris brought do.wn In
past ages by the united waters ot the Kus-
sian rlvor nnd Pry crook. Bored wells , sunk
ton depth of 150 reel nnd less , have shown
gold colors , yet a sand pump Is not nn efll-
clout Instrument to bring gold colors to tlio
surlneo ,
Tlio well now sinking has n tllamotor often
ton foot. A powerful steam pump will keep
it clear of water until sunk ns deep as re
quired. All the gravel brought to the surface -
face will bo carefully examined , and should
it show gold In paving quantities , all the
gravel not occupied by houses and farms will
bo worked.
Ornithic nnd ( lolil.
H'.chard PolU , an old-time miner and pros
pector who N interested in Gold Hill ,
brought down to Saratoga. Wyo. , about a
hundred pounds of graphic , or steel gray
tellurium , which ho had procured from a
load near Gold Hill. The ore l. filled with
small crystals containing both gold and
silver combined with other metals , but gold
predominates. This character of ore is
easily treated by smelting , as thu rock easily
dissolves nt a moderate heat. Mr. Poltz Is
authority for the statement that he and
Captain Thomas found a block of black
tellurium aomo llvo feut square on the top of
that same range several yoats ago , but were ,
never able , after the most dillgon ; search ,
to discover the lead. Such a llnd would
have been worth moro than the famous Corn-
stock mine , from which such vast quantities
of ere have been taken. .
llrnhi'N r.irowol ! Hull.
A short tlmo ngo a sheep herder , who was
out hunting for deer on the head of Jack
creek , ran suddenly onto a 'J-year-old black
boar , says the Saratoga Sun. The under
brush was thick and there was no ohatico
for cither one to run , or there might have
been a foot raco. They were about ten feet
npart and the man would have liked to
argue the point , but there was not time. Ho
realized that in about a minute ono would
certainly furnish moat for the other. Ho
wns not looking for bear nnd hau only ono
cartridge left. The bear wns out hunting
for berries and didn't expect to llnd a man ,
hut ho was all ready for him , now tint ho
bad found Him. The man was a little too
quick for his bcar.ship , however , and know
just wla-ro to put that cartridge so It would
do the most good In the neck. His ainnvas
true or the boar would have had the best of
the joke and the man would never have
lived to tell of this adventure.
Ii the ( lolil lu Solution ?
It seems to bo generally conceded that
placer mines gain by resting. While the
theory is not strictly scientific , it is gener
ally hold by old minors , and its correctness
is buing proved this season in numerous dis
tricts in Colorado , New Mexico and Wyom
ing. Placers nnd frco gold properties
abandoned years ago because they could not
pay are now being worked at a liberal profit.
Of course allowance should bo made for
cheaper provisions , easy access and improved
machinery. But taking all these factors
into account , the miners insist that thu
gravel and the mill dirt givu bettor results
In gold to thu yard and ton. While this
theory holds , the vacant gravel beds will
continue to bo invaded by idle minors , who
got rapid returns for the efforts expended.
Flour at & ! ( ) uer sack and llotir at fl.iiO is
worth considering in computing the dllTor-
enco.
I'lnoBr Work on Hoynlty.
A correspondent of the Colorado Springs
Telccraph reports an active session in the
Cripple Creek placers. Ordinary rockers
and gold pans are usea with a limited sup
ply of water. The companies owning the
placers are giving short leases to all who
wish to work on n royalty. Over sixty men
are working on the Cripple Creek , Freeman
nnd Pike's Peak placers , taking out gold
enough to not each man from fell cents to Jj
per day. The water is obtained from shal
low wells nnd used inany times over. The
pay streak is from two to ten inches in
width , covered by from eighteen inches to
flvo feet of earth. On the PikcTa. Peak prop
erty the royalty Is 10 per cent , against IE
per cent on the Cripple Creek and Si."i cents
per day on the Freeman. Nuggets ranging
in value from 50 cents to f 1.50 are of common
occurrence. .
( lei111 Itovlvul In Cnllfornln ,
The drop in silver has been a godsend to
the gold minors of California , for in sixty
days the revival of quartz and placer min
ing in tlio Sierra and foothill regions has
produced over J4,000,000 in gold. Manj
abandoned claims are being opened , and nc
such energetic ; prospecting of old Holds has
been seen for twenty years as is now goinn
on in California in Tuolumno , Amador
1'jHorado and other counties through v/hicl :
the great "motherlodo" extends. With now
appliances mucli oru which was formerly
thrown away is now worked , and gold min
ing promises to soon take the prominent
place in the resources of California whicl
it held in early days.
Colorado ,
The state reservoir at Monument has beet
0 completed.
The Gold Monument placer , Gunnlsoi
county , is being worked at a largo profit.
The Silver Ago mine , Idaho Springs , hai
stacked up 3,000 tons of ere , waiting for r
price.
Manager Buckley of the Aspen Mining ant :
Smelting company lias secured the consonl
of the directors to allow twenty-llvo lessee !
to start , giving employment to 100 idle men i
Henry Thompson and SI Allen havostruel '
a vein of gold oru in thnir mine in the Twir
Lakes district. Samples assay from four t (
thirteen and one-half ounces of gold to thi
tonr
The first car-load shipment from thi
Rhinoceros , the recent big find on Dull hill I
lias just been madei. The owners bcliovi
that it will yield better than any first ship )
ment over made from Cripple Crock.
The Hucyrus company , composed of Bui rI
falo , N. Y. , men , Is putting extensive- ma
chinery into the Chnma river placer fields Ii
It is expected that 1,1200 yards of gravel vvil
bo handled each day. It will yield DO cent :
a yard.
At Willow Crook and Gold Ilun drtvelop )
ment work is going on rapidly und a gooi
strike is reported on Bufl'alo mountain ; sc 3
notwithstanding the hard times , thu out
look for the Hot Sulphur Springs region i [
promising ,
m The shipments of peaches from Gram
r3f Junction now average ) over 500 boxis dally
3fd lioso Hros , nlonolmvo shipped ii.OOO boxu :
d tins season. The domain ! is good and n
10Q trouble Is oxporioncnd in disposing of Gram
Q- valley's favorite product.
10 The liosobud mill at Cripple Creek seem
10t to bo a success for low grade ores. It ha
t9 , just treated at a profit ton tons from th
.11 .Mabel M. , the oxpmiso of milling tielng fid '
.11S. for freight and Hinelting of concentrate.- *
S.a - p-M. Hail the ere boon sunt to tlio mnelte
the expense would have been | " 4 ( ) , instead c
ir KM.Frank
in Frank Roudobush from Cripple Crook n
int. ports everything lively about thu camp. II [
10 says there are moro mun employed In th
10Hi mines limn ever buforo in the history of th
10 camp , Good strikes are bolng made , nn
10n about 'M } men am working in the placon
Df Mr. Koudebush rocolvud return * from.th
is Omaha & Grant smelter on a carload of or
ism from the Victor mine that netted IS.-1CO.S7.
s- Never in tlio hntoryof [ Middle park wet
so many tourists to bo seen pn the road , Th
Bf necessaries of life are almost an cheap her
& as in Denver nnd the fishing Is unuxcolui
to for Grand Inkoitnd Grand river are the ni
id tiiral homo of the trout. As the gruat vi
id tuus of thu mineral springs have become bo
jy tir known they attract nn increasing nun
JO bor of hoalth-suokors , and as thu road frni
tins Georgetown to Hot Sulphur Springs in enchain
ns chain of scenic bontity it l.i'uo wonder the
in tourists crowd into Middle park.
Pay mineral has beoa discovered in tl :
Galena lodge , located northwest of Cripp
Creek about three tnilen on Keti moimtali
close to the Florissant road. The claims hi
lout's to the Iron Mountain company
h group , and the strike is noteworthy for tt
reason that it is the first lead discovered I
ol this locality which produces ere that wi
as pay to smelt. The pay streak on tha su
rsu face is from fem * to aovnn Inches wido. Tl
u ere la very demo ana heavy , and is know
technically as a horn blond or Jaspor. Snu
plo assays would Indicate the valueof tl
ere at about tlCO a ton , The first shlpmet
lie will be made to Denver this week ,
ry
Id
Uo Omaha guards drill at Courtland bcac
ce tonight about 7:15. :
Sconio Wonders of the Mighty Rivet of tlio
North Pacific ,
SURPASSING IN BEAUTY AND MAJESTY
Nnvtgnliln for Mlle , Yet Spmnly ltltll * d-
Tim ( Iront Salmon Imlmtry The An
cient Antnrlit by thn Son nnd
It * Chur.ictrrlMlrn.
Poim.Axt ) , Oro. , Auc , 8. [ Special Corro.
spomlewoor Tun Dr.n. ) The bounty of tliu
St. Lawrence Is ils thousand gwou wooded
Islands and Its roaring rapids. The grandeur
of the Hudson is Hi palisade * nnd high
walled banks. The Missouri and Mississippi
dcriro n curtain majesty from their swell
ing , turbulent witters. The Columbia unites
in It tlio beauty , the grandeur * ana the
majesty of all. Its waters are swift ns the
Missouri nnd its volume n.s great .is the Mis
sissippi , bnt blue ns nn Italian sky. front
Its banks rise great rock-ribbed inoiintnlns ,
which look down on densely wooded Islands
nnd great granlto boulders wasbod by the
foaming stream. Americans in tholr lavish ,
ness hav so nbusod our stock of adjectives
than when wo woulit tiso thorn justly they
moan nothing majestic , grand , bcautltul ,
all scorn empty.
Coming by rail over the. Oregon Short
Line the traveler's llrst glimpse of the Col
umbia is really disappointing. A long , hot
ride through mlle sifter milo of sago brush
nnd uaetlH. nnd being forced to breatbo a
solution of alkali dust , tlarorcil wlthi'lndijrs ,
does not put one In the beat of humor. Anil
to be told that n very ordinary looking rivet
viewed across drifts of glaring , .sifting white
sand Is thu fnr-famed Columbia , Is a last
straw to human endurance.
A Surplus of SI\IH | .
The drifting sand imtkos railroading
through this section nnito expensive. All
along the line are sand sheds placed at such
nn anglo to the track ns to turn the blowing
sand from the road-bed. Hut Oregon winds
are rnther capricious and do not always
blow from the same direction , so the section
hands nro kept busy turning the sand sheds
wlicne\cr the wind changes.
"You wouldn't believe It , " said Mr. W. II.
Hurburt , the general passenger agent of tlifl
Union Pacific at Portland , wlio happened to
bo on the train , "but that sand mixed with
n little wnter will raise the llncst Kind ol
fruit , and SOIIIQ day you will sco these sanil
hills all in cultivation. A few years ago we
were having a good deal of trounlo with thu
sand a little above The Oallcs , when a man
canto to us ami made a proposition to romed.v
it.Vo were to carry three carloads ol
manure out to those sand drifts for
him and if he didn't stop tha
sand from covering the tracks ho was to pay
ns § 50 a car loan for the manure. ICvery ono
thought ho was cr. z.Vi but wo haven't called
on him for tlie $150 yet and , what Is more ,
that man Is taking ; jr > 00 worth of fruit otTot
every acre of those sand drifts. "
Aloni ; tint Colinulilii.
The sand country is soon passed and you
no longer wonder at the enthusiasm with
which the Oivgonian speaks of the Columbia.
The beauties of mountain , forest and stream
are hero combined. The mountains rising
abruptly from the river banks form a dark
background. Islands , green as the meadows
of the Platte vnlluy , or densely wooded as a
Maine forest , add richness anil color to the
overhanging panorama. Salmon wheels ,
saw mills and towns become more numerous
as sizns of thriving industry. With the cas
cades at The p.illes , the Columbia takes you
through a region rich in fruit , lUh and tlm
uer. us well as picturesque scenery.
The timber resources of thu Columbia
river country are only boirinning to bo ap
preciated. There are about ! i5l)0 ) ( ) sqnaro
miles of timber land that yield from f > lOlJ ) , )
to 3X.OUO ( ) feet per acre. You can pick your
way for miles through these .forests where
the ground could not give room for the cord
wood of trees felled and worked up. Natur
ally timber is cheap nnd waste from the * a\v
mills can bo had for tlio hauling. Rough
lumber for building purposes soils for from
fci to $8 a thousand and dressed lumber from
S12 to $ ; ( ) all nlons thu coast rivers and rail
way lines.
.survival of tlio KlttiMt.
In splto of the fact that the Columbi.v is
navigable by river steamers for li'iiulrcds of
miles inland , the steamboat baa been super
seded by thn railroad , and few boats run as
far as The Dalles , and hardly a vessel piles
the waters above the cascades. The great
ocean steamships nsctmd as far as Portlaml ,
1"0 miles from the sea. Portland is not on
the Columbia , but on \VilliameHo , about
twelve miles from the junction of the two
streams. Its recent rapid growth is duo
morn to the fact that it nas become a rail
road center rather than its ii.tttir.il advan
tages from the river and the sea.
Portland has distanced towns which an-
tndated it by a score of years. The Dalles ,
which Washington Irving mentions in his
"Astoria " but ) . It is
, can count but1,501) people.
a lively little business center , substantially
built with nusincss blocks of brick and stone ,
and many handsome resiliences. Hoiiiii'Villn ,
which dates back to the same pcrio'l. > s
i hardly progressed beyond the villajro - - ' ) .
t Koclc * lor looUs. !
s Just boloxr Uonnevillo Is a picturesque
, Imulilcr standing thirty or forty feet above
'fi the water , called Castle lloclc. Some years
i ago this rock was purchased by Jay ( lould
0 on one of his western trips. Just what vn\i
0o his purpose in making such an Investment
has never been revealed , but as was
o characteristic of the great linancler. ha
, succeeded in unloading the elephant. Thu
o new buyer was Henry Villurd , wno is still
- the owner of Castle Uock.
The railroad wind * Its way through and
r- around immense boulders , under towering
- cliffs , in the shadow of ragged mountain
I- , tops , over miles of trestles and bridges , and
II now behind clumps of trues , hiding from
view for an instant the rushing river.
3 Frequent openings In the gorges give u
glimpsn of snow-capped Mount Mood , soli
tary in its whiteness , The Uascivdo range
d rises from X.OOO to II.OOO foot along the banks.
, Tim waters of Multnomali falls rush over a
precipieo ST > 0 foot high. There Is always
s something before the eye for woudw
sd mid admiration. As the mighty
d stream IIIOVOH toward the BCI :
f. smaller si roams increase its volumo.
:8 Tim Wllliamalto joins it and almost doubles
0 Its si/.n until near the mouth it li from six to
0d night miles wide. Ilul nowhuro Is It lacking
in the picturesque and the constant and
IS rapid changes permit of no luuiiutony.
IS AHtcirhi ,
10
Fifteen miles from the sea is the town
, ; made famous as much by Washingtunllrvlng
ns Its historic connection with the Low is
jf jr and Clark expedition. Astoria , the oldest
town on the north Paclllc const , was named
after John Jacob Astor , and it was nt , this
Qe trading settlement that thu foundation was
e laid for thu Astor millions. The printer
10m part of the business portion of the town la
m built on piles and the whole city has the
ids. general appearance of sadly needing it coat
s. of paint. The population , which numbers
10 about H.OOO , U Htipported chiolly from the
ro llstiin and canning Industry.
Thn I'innloi ; Industry.
ro
10 In fact this Is orm of the greatest ( ndus-
ro trios of thu Columbia rlvor. All along from
J , The miles to the mouth of the great river
u- are fish wheels , Jiah nets ami sullies busy
ur - gathering in the salmon. With thu oxcop-
it- tlon ct u few Imlhns the llsliermen are
itn - chlelly Scandinavians and Italians ,
nin More than 7,000 lishonneu and factory
10 hands are employed In the llshorlos. Abiut }
nt 13,00(1,001) ( ) is sunk as capital In the Industry ,
and the annual product Is valued at ? ; iWi- , ) ,
10 UOO. In Ih'.U 4U5 , < NJU cases were packojor
lo about fiO.OUd tons of lisli. Three average sal
mon will 1111 about four ilo/.on { xiund cans ,
o- Chinamen nro employed nlmostoxcl'jslvply
o'a In preparing and packing thu salmon nnd
10 making the cans. The companies usually
in hire the labor by contract with a Chinese
ill boss , who pays his moa and Is responsible
ir- for the oniclenoyof their work , llo pity *
ir10 them il a day , and many of the contractors
rn malio quito a /ortune in the business. The
rnri canneries uruconducted with tfcu auuia cloan-
ri10 llncss a our packmtr houses tit South Onmtia ,
at mid the waste Is utilized furoilnnu fortlllznr.
Tha llsbliig season U at Us holght from May
to July , and during these months salnion ) jy
thu thousands are tulcun from thu waters o (
the Columbia to bo sent to ovury corneriol
Cuututa C , Iloaawi/rau.