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TTIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : THURSDAY , JULY 29 , 18 ! > 7.
\tt\ * < n o-incnM for llic r columns
TilII In * tiilipti until t'Ji in. fur Hie
itinl until M l > . in. for the
linn nun ? anil ? niulnj i-illtlonit.
Ailtcrllftcru , li rcqiicntlnn n nnm-
lier il cluk , cnn lm\f mi Tr nil-
lroH r < l to n iiiunln'rcil -Ucr In cnrc
of 1 lie lice. Aii v rrx < > nililrcKsril
Mill ilvlUni-il oil | irr iMilutluii of
the check onlr *
Itnti-K , 1 1-Uc n word Hr t limcrllnni
] r n vviiril thurrnftrr. AoihliiR tuUeii
for IOKN than U. > c for the llr t liixer-
tlon. 'I In-ne nil v crdnriniMHii niUHt lir
run coiiHi-c-utU ! >
U V.\'l ii : > S > ITI VI IONS.
FACIAL , 1II.KMISHE' ? TREATED TRIE CO
S2C Clumber of Commerce A M17J AJO
COMPITTENT DRCSSMAKKtl WILL , MAK1I
engagements In families 2011 IlanifV' ntrret
A 351 2 > *
\\Avni > MAM : nr.i.r.
WANTKD-CANVASSEUB TO TAKE OHDEHS ;
new line of work , no heav > Roods to tarry.
mlary or commission. C. 1" . Adami to .
se i h st
TVANTED-MEN TO LKARN OfR
experlrnce not nereKsary. taUry paid vvhlle
leanilng Call at 15U Doujla * . _ -MMl-A _
fiAL.rawiv : ron CIOAIIS. 2i A MONTH AND
- < s ry. in-
-e
cxp n es old nrm , experience unne
ilucenenU to cuBtomers C. C , ISlshop A. Co. ,
St LOJH 11-M147
_
riiRi : SAMPLE OK sr.cRirr ov BEAUTY.
True r526 Chamber of Comme { -
M-4 AM
\VANTED CANVASSERS-NO KX Eni KNCB
r-cessary J J Olbson M4 First
DON'T 1JE I-OOR , I WORK l"OIl N GRAY &
Co . Cincinnati. O . selllnc Roynl plafrs and
nliilnir knlvi , forks , tpoons etc , by dlpplns
n .neVl 1 metal , qulekl ) done elegant nnU. .
- made J6. In i
lnav > nlale. wenr nve jearsmade
monln. easy job \\rlte- for a pUce and m-ke
U-M374 2f
mooty.
_ _
Y/ANTKD MEN TO LEARN THE HARDER
trad""nlyeKlht week , r , lml vvaEe , ami
rxnerlincc In cltj shopi before completing
donated , steady positions RU.rantred :
catalogue mailed f.ee. Moler's Ilarber School.
< . Chicago ll-M3il Al
2 5o flark St. , _
GENERAL.
WANTED. BLACKSMITH IXtn
work , strady Job for right part } . Louis HcM.
'
11-M3.0 31'
Columbus. Neb _ * -
% VIJ HAVE T\\0 POSITIONS TOB MEN OT
honor pi > lnc ll.ZOO jearl > ; J125 required- Address *
30
" * " omce B-M367
dress "O 41 Bee _
WTID r
fee GIRLS FOR ALL IUNDS I WORK. W TO J7
week. Canadian Office. 1522 Douglas
C M519
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR REMOVED PERMA-
nentli. True Co , 226 Chamber of Commerce
C M175 A0
fl-UL rOR GENERAL HOUbEUORK JOHN
ll Hill. 2703 S 13th _ C-S39-2S-
, , ANTED AN EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR
genertil housework , references required 124 IS
. C M3a9
litth st.
aim. FOR GENERAL IIOUSE-
work. , If compeunt
TVANTED GIRL TOR GENERAL HOUbE-
work. Intiulte 1120 S 2Sth t C-M3C9 31 *
VAVTED A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
ImusVwork at UC9 Chicago ft. C-M3S1 3f
roil UK\T _ iinusns.
HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OP THE CITY. THE
O P Divls Comranj. 1505 Farnam D 520
HOUSES , UENEWA At CO . 108 N. 15TH ST.
D 521
MODERN HOUSES. C. A. STARR. 925 N Y
Life " _ D-S23
CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVER
the Uty J5 to 100 ridellts. 1702 I'arnam St.
D 523
HOUSES WALL\CE , BROWN BLOCK. 16TH
and Douglas _ D 524
HOUSES , COTTAGES & STORES ALLr PARTS
of city. Brennan , Love Co , 450 Paxton blorl. .
D-I25
_ _ _ _
UOVINfJ HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND 1'IANOS
Om Van S. Storage Co . 1415 Farnam Tel 1559
D 526
_ _
L.MIOB LIST. McCAGUE 15TH AND DODGE.
D-527
_ _
HOUSES , FLATS GARVIN BROS , 1613 TADN'M
D-S28
_ _
HOUSES TOR RENT. BEMIS , PAXTON ELK.
D-529
_ _ _
HOUSES J. II. SHERWOOD , 423 N Y. LIPE
D 531
_
10. ROOM FLAT. DOUGLAS NEAR 24TH , MODern -
ern , btciim heat Inquire U.-.dqulst , 31C S 15th
D-5M
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
TOR RENT. TEN-ROOM MODERN , BRICK
house No Sit South 20th St D M606
FOR RENT. ELEVEN ROOM CRICK RESIdence -
dence modern in even re-pect Steim heat
electric lleht Locate 1 nt the Routhnnst corner
17th and Douplas Sts. Apply to H W Biker ,
Superintendent Bee Bldg D C32
GOOD S-ROOM COTTAGE. WITH MODERN IM-
provemenU , 54G bo 26th Ave Apply 1323 Cass
St D 742
_
I'OR RENT MODERN ri.VTS BEST IN THE
cltj. In ncn Davldge bulldlns. opposite city
hall leferences required
John W Robblns agent , 1EO ! Fainam street.
D-157
_
STAVrORD CIRCLE COTTAGES 6 ROOMS
S W. cor , ISlh and Vlnton ; llnrst location
in clt > for business men of Omaha and South
Oniiha. rents moderate 201 Bee bullillnK.
13 M211
_ _ _ _
10-ROOM DETACHED ALL MODERN. WALK.
InK dlstnnce ; bam G04 Bee bide D M34V2S
COTTOK 7 ROOMS BATH ETC COIIVER
Charles nnd 25th fts Inquire W II Grif
fith Karbach hotel D M3C4 20
_
DESJRMJLE C LARGE ROOM MODERN
house line location S31 S 21st ft.DM3SO
D-M3SO Al
roit unvr ruiiMsimu HOOMS.
rt'IlNlSHED ROOMS TOR HOt'SKKEEPlNo"
2623 St Mao's. U U32 > 31 *
ri K\isiiii ) IIOOMS AM > HOARD.
MODiit.N IJlTTcK. HOOMS AND HOARD. J3 50
week 514 N. I''th ' T M348 A2
_
ROOMS IXll LiniiT HOUSEKEEPING OR
with beard mojern 25SO liariifj stK
K 219
ROOMS WITH BOARD. 2J3 DODOE STREET ,
K-M ! > -
ri'RMSHED ROOMS AND HOARD , 411 N. 191 II
St T-33S Al
_
NICELY rURNISHED SOUTHUAbT Tl tONT
loum modern convenience * , private famll } . 702
H 29th bt 1" 3M 29'
NICE COOL ROOMS , GOOD BOARD , RATES
reasonable. The H se , 2v20 Harnej' .
F MS34 At ?
Toil IIK > TSTOHES AMJ OFriCES.
FOR RENT. THE 4-STORY URICIC UU1LD1NC3
' , 916 Farnam HI This bulldlnE has a ( Hiproof
cement ba > vm nt , cumplrte steuin heatlnt ; fix.
lure * , water on all tlouru , Kan , etc. Appl ) at
the ofH e of The Bee 1 910
IU.NT. IN THK UEB
One large co-ner room. 2nd ( luor. with > ault
and | irt > Jlc ortlce , water etc
One large front room Zd tloor , divided Into two
rooms by partition , water , etc ,
One lane corner room , d Hour , with vault ,
On * front room divided by partition third floor.
One corner room with vault. Ihliil lluor.
One lam * room , third floor , with partitions dlvld.
Int It Into one lanttt room and t o wnallei
Pilvjte rooms , water , etc ,
Two laiife ground Iloor rooms with vaults.
reveml > mall roomx on fourth Hour , vvltli vaults
All .ihrfe rooms ale heated with Meant , elecirlt
llchled supplied with llr t clan junltor service ,
Elrralors run day and all nlcht. Hull lint
tlrlelly fir * proof Apply to R W. Baker ,
Superintendent , mom 104 Hee nulldlnc. 1 1M
rmt IU NT DESK ItOOM IN ciuOUND rLXli
oillre Bee bullrtlrr water kteani heat , electric
Us it nd janitor tertlce. Apply to R , W ,
Piker Superintendent Ilee Ilulldlnc. 1 197
oitKNT. IMPLEMENT Ht'H.DINa.
nne In town , ( lie 40x 0 ; two-story , her ! | nc <
tlon In Icua. Address JUndill & otto Uolva ,
li. I-M371 AT
ARUM'S WANTI5O ,
AGENTS TO TAttK ORnEH3 FOB
Tru Co , 32 * Chamber of Coimn-rre.
. _ J-M171 AW
sronvcn.
PACIFIC STORAOK AND WAr.FIIOfSK Cf ) ,
WS ( It Jnnrv Ofrrral itcrnc "r.J forwarding
M-M4
OM.VAK 4. STO1UQ& HU FARNAM. TKiriiTS
M-W
\VA\TEDTO I1PY.
REST PRK.E I'\ID J OR OMAHA SA VINOS
bank account * at room W& N. t Life Iltilldlnt.
roa SMIIOHSIJS AM > % \ .
FOR SAL.fi , FINE DRIVING TEAM : \vfLL
fell one or both r J Robmscn , Klmball
Lauiidr } . 1SJ1 Knrnam I' 220
llon E , 111 GHY AND HARNESS. rtlBAP SSJ
S uth 2Sd street. PM 78 29'
8AL.B CHEAP , GOOD HORSE HARNKS
two bucKles and one FH Idler fprlne waRon ;
nlfo plumbers' tools , at tstt North * Cth street.
John Madison. P M376 A7 *
rouT.K Mitcii.i < vMous.
SAWDUST. BULK OR SACKED-CR1BH1NO
and hoe fence. C. R. Lee. Wl Douglas.
Q-437
FOUPALE rnE H COWS \MES \ \ HElT 'T
8th and Graie. Q-870 A ]
IIALDNESS CURED TRUE CO M CIlTM-
ber of romm ce Q M176 A20
I HAVE P1FTEVN' OI1ELL TYPEWRITrll" ?
which I will s > 1 fcr t 00 each or one-fourth
retail price Address Uox 11 AtMnron. Neh.
Q-MJ52 A 4'
MIJ.CP.I.IM.t S.
UIDt.VNI ) BUGGY CYCLE CO . C. \ EDL1VO
Mtr New 97 catrlasej bustles nn1 blc > i le
nt low prlcis. Ahrels lent ) I ti ) h"jr or daj
Itlcvcle repalrlrg 110 N Hth st tel 12St
RM-E23 A10
FAKL1NO HAIR rfRFD IN TEN D.US
True Co. . 326 Chimber of Commrrc *
II Mir \M
C1.AIHVOY TS.
MADAM OLYMYR ONLY UENUINC LITE
reader : tells names , advice , love marrlace
Ian , leunltr * frlcnrls fre , ioc and up , atls-
faclory readings , hours , 10X0 to 7 1 ' 9 r " -
num. S-M379 S9
MVSSAGC , 1IVT1IS , KIC.
MADAM SMITH , 131S DOUGLAS \PSAGE
staam baths T 2M-SC *
MRS DK LEOV ELECTRIC MASSAGE BTH
parlors , restful and curative. 417 S 11th , up
stairs T-M26C-31-
1'KIISUNAL , .
RETIRING FACE CREAM REJUVENATES
tha skin , making It as smooth , soft and clear
as a child's ; every wrinkle , evtrj line and
ever ) ' Indication of time's harsh treatment
banlfhed True Co , 326 Chamber of Com
merce. U M17S A'.O
BATHS. MASSAGE. It ME. POST , 315S D 15TH.
U-IK
MMI11 TRUE 'WILL HE AT HER O1TICE
overs afternoon and will gladiv give her time
to those who have heretofore been unable to
see her In person. 32S. Chamber of Commerce
U M1C6 AM
VIAVI TOR UTERINE TROUBLES 3 < S I1EE
IlldB , prjslclan , consultation or health book
fro ? . U 53 $
SECRET or BEAUTY ; IT is HARMLESS. IT
will not Injure the mo-t delicate skin True
Co 526 Chamber of Commerce U M167 AM
ST\NDARD ACCIDENT INS CO AA C\R-
ter manager , has moved to Tlr t Natl Hanlt
nide u-M-575j > :9
HAIR ON FACE NECK AND ARMS GROVkTU
deftrojed pernancntl > without Injurj to the
most delicate tkln True Co , 326 Chamber of
Commerce U-M1GS A20
BALDNESS. FALLING HAIR. SUPERFLUOUS
hair and facial blrmlfhes cured True Co.
326 Chamber of CommercU M1C9 A20
JJ5 RUPTURE CURED FOR J2S. UNTIL SEPtember -
tember 1 , no pain no detention from business
we refer to thousands of patients cured caller
or write The O E Miller Co. 932-3 New
York Life bulldlns Omaha. U M j39
BLACKHEADS PIMPLES AND FRECKLES
surce sfull > treated True Co , 328 Chamber ot
Commerce. U-M170 A2t >
FREE SAMPLES OF SUNBURN LOTION
True Co. 326 Chamber of Commerce
U MI71 A20
CALLING CARDS 50 CENTS PER 100- % CENT
each Y M C A bide U-MSS2 31 *
MOM3Y TO l.OVN HEVli ESTATD.
ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO , 315 N Y. L. .
quick mone ) at low rates for choice farm lands
In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska.
\ \ 541
LOANS ON IMPROVED S. UNIMPROVED CITY
propert ) W Farnam Smith & Co , 1320 Farnam.
G PER CrIS'T MONEY ON NEB & IA FARMS
W. B Meikle. 1st National Bank Bldff , Omaha
W 543
MONEY TO LO\N AT LOW RATES. THE
O F Davis Co , 1503 Farnam St. W 513
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real ebtate. Brennan , Love Co , Paxton lllk.
\V 546
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property 1 ussey 4. Thomas , 207 1st Nat Bl bids
W 547
ON OMAHA PROPERTY. IX5WEST RATES ;
building loans wanted Fidelity Trust Co
W 548
} 750 CO IN SUMS OF J1CO 00 OR MORE F D
Wead , Insurance. IGth and Douglas
W M5C7 Jj2
MOMJY TO LO V > _ CII
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE PIANOS
horses , vvagios etc. . at lowest rates in city ;
no removal of goods , strictly confidential , > ou
can pay the loan on nt onj time or In any
amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO
SOG So ICfi St
X-549
encns. .
FIRST-CLASS DRUG STORE FOR SALE AD.
dress O 45 , Bee T WO M"
RENT , 20-ROOM BOARDING HOUSE AND
restaurant , furnished and with establl-hed bu-l-
ness In good location W II. Russell GIG N
Y Ufe Y M3CO A3
_
A GOOD CHANCE FOR SALESMAN TO HAN-
die two fine office specialties ; an earnwt worker
can make money H D Itielps. Ansonla Conn
Y M377 Al *
_ _
J1000 CASH TAKES 55RRREL ROLLER
flour and feed mill , water power. If jou mean
business come at once V Claiiek Dunlop ,
Neb Y M3G SO *
rou n\cn.vvfin. :
FOH TRADE CLEAR WESTERN LAND FOR
Mock merchandise or for equity In eastern
Kansas or Nebraska land Write W H Welle-
mever Wjmore , Nib 2 349 2S *
WANTED TO TRADE , GOOD LOT FOR PIANO
Address O 4S , Bte. Z 36
FOH b 4.I.I : It UVL ESTATE.
I.AND NEMt 80. OMAIIA-
10 acres , 11.050 ,
20 acrtu , JJ.100.
10 acres , 14 000.
G acre * J ! 200
1(5 acres J125 an acre.
1W ac.r < - , > 150 an eie
K ) acres , K 000 an acre ,
70 acies , JjCO an acre.
19 acre * . 11,800
H ) acres. 15,000
10 acrer II 250.
40 acres (6 no * . - ,
: acrcf , 12 000 ,
43 IK res. JS.OOO ,
10 acres I2.0CO ,
WANTED
House for land near Ponca ,
To rrnt i4i ( house close In
To lortn. liooo G per cent ( farm )
To btrrow. ll.ono , 6 per tent ( city ) .
Farm for HCIRI close In
Farm fcr cath and house.
House fcr V. land Mtrrlck Co.
1W for cattle rancl.
3 W > farm for rath
block farm cheap , part trade.
To rent 1500 house.
To rent JGOO bouse , C jreaw.
Cheap lot Dupont and 29th.
l ml for equity In 24th ct house.
14 MO place for coin.
Lot fr house \\alnut Hill.
is 000 place for cheaper one ,
11 000 place for cheaper one.
Purchaser for l * t corner In city ,
Trackage for Implement business.
Purchaser for ( nap on Weluter st ,
Tenant 203 Wooloorth , J25
Hullt property fer unimproved.
10 acrex * to feed stock on.
40 or K > In Iowa , tor lash.
To IXIITUM II bOO on Icwa farm.
To bur low lot near depot.
Lot for { l.OO osh
Boulevard lot cheap for cash.
Omal'K for Los Ancelei rouie.
lloutr for farm near Calhoun
Pt.rchi.Mr n p N J4th. t + M.
California prop rt > for Iowa land
Farm near Omaha fcr part t'M'pcrty ,
40 tu-rvj. liate 3500 cash.
Lund tcr coed hotel
CTiPap Itnil for JtOO near Ciraha
Hnim for M acres clear
Bedford Place lot for c * h
Purchaser 24lh and Q Bo Ouiah *
Piirfhaiu'r M ft , lot. 150 ,
lloufe fir lut on 39th and Dodge
Put harrr 40 acrf , (2 < MI.
JJ.OOCIry goods tor caih.C
C , P HAURIbON.
SU N. \ Life.
ron \t.nnnAi < ESTATE.
( Continual )
HOLSUS. IJ3TS. FARMS , LANDS , LOANS ,
Ueo P Bemls Real Bstate Co 1'aston Ulock.
RE M2
KOUNT7.E PLACE I1ARGINS. . J2 V * > 13,710 TO
16 50 , see photoa at HtS and Farnsm. Mrrfe
Bldg J : GIbmn. 514 First Nat. Bank 1IM ?
RE Kl
FOR SALE 5-ROOM COTTAaE.lTE\Rt.Y ] NE
4110 N 21th ve. , we t of exposition srounds
between Slhler and Pprague , city water and
cemented cellar , large lot enlv | 9Ji easy term-
Bron R Hastings , 2W fee lth street
IIE-M2J4
SPLENDID COTTAGE AND I/T NE\R"irril
and Cumln , tl.M Roem I , P'tterjon Blk
RE MM1 A19
I ACRES CHEAP IH MILES FROM SUGAR
factor } ' Inquire R 16. Patttrt'n Blk
RE-M193 Ail
CASH FOR OMAHA SAVINGS IIAJ.'K ACcounts -
counts O G. Wallace , 312 Brown Blk
RI : 119
SNAP 11 1 FOR 5-ROOM HOUSE OOOD
l rn. s. v c < rn r S3d Spauld'nc ' J N
Fienacr. Cpp P. O RE M234
_
FOR SALE OR TR\DE-THREE CHOICE IM-
p-ov ed farm and rne 1520-acrs stock ranch
teedpl to tl-nfr and tlmoth > in eastern Ne
b'arkn will trade separate or teef.her for
general merchandise boots aiid Hiocs , hjrd-
are , lmplfn nts anl furniture For partlcu
lars nOJr-f Gee W Hutton , Cnlfrldee Crdar
Count ) . Neb RE m291 30
IIATI'IIESS 11E.NOVVTIMJ WOllKS.
MATTRES E3 COl CUES PARLOR FURNIture -
ture to order , repaired. 1C03 Leavenw h , tel Urt
ISi
SHORTI1\\U A > D TYPEWIIITIVG.
A , C VAN SANTS SCHOOL. 613 N. Y. LIFE.
AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE 16TH & DOUGLVs
LOST.
STRAYED OR STOLEN. GRAY MARE
weight 1 000 or 1100 pounds , mine cropped sore
on right side neck , reward Mia. B 1' Straw n ,
1107 bo (1st. Vinegar works.
LOST 341 2S
MHUICVL.
THE OLD RELIABLE PEOPLES' DISPEN
Enrj , 1522 DoiiRlas , Omaha , effects marvelous ,
cures in dUfans of women , all Irregularities
no mutter what cause , cured Letters with t
cents answered 34V-
LADIES' CHIPHESTER'S ENGLISH PENN\-
real Pills ( Diamond brand ) ere the beat. safe ,
reliable tdke no other , send 4e stamps for par
ticulars "Relief for Ladles " In litter by re
turn mall at drueitlsts. Chlchefter Chemical
Co. Philadelphia. Pa Mention Bee
BeeM375
-M375 29'
SIIIEAVAI.KS.
S\WED NATURAL STONE. ARTIFICIAL
brick Tel 1CS9 W J. Welshans. 309 S 17th bt
rtHMTUIlR 1'AClvCO.
M. S WALKL1N , 2111 CUMlS'G. TEU 1331
531
COMMEIlCIAli COLLEGES.
FALL TERM OM BUS COLLEGE OPENS
Sept 1. Cat and Ep clmena penmanship free
A 20
Hi : OUTS.
BOATING FlbHING TENTS BOATS BOARD.
Address Camp Omaha , Lake Quinncbnui ? Te-
kamah. Neb JICS1 30 *
H MAROITZ LOANS MONEY. 415 N 16 ST
38
TJ A rpTTtTVTrpO Sues & . Co , Attornejs-
at-Law and Patent Ex
perts. Bee Bulldlni ;
Omaha , Neb Branch office nt Washington
DC 'We make FREE EXAMINATIONS and
aid Inventors In celling theii < inventions. Sen3
for free Advice and Patent Book.
"P A TTTNTTX Procured bj C A. SNOW & .
.
X Ji. AOJoA XO
coashlnston , D. C ,
FREE EXAMINATION and advice No attor-
nei's fee before patent No claptrap offer of
prizes or promise of sudden wealth , but stralght-
forvard advice and faithful service
No 4270
PROPOSALS FOF. ERECTION OF
SCHOOL , BUILDINGS U. S. Indian Service.
Pine UldRe , Sl'annon County , S D , July 12
1S97. Sealed proposa's , endorsed "Proposals
for Erection of Bulldlnjjs" and addressed to
the undersigned at Pine Ridge , Shannon
County. South Dakota , -will be received at
this agency until one o'clock p. m. ot Satur
day. July 31. 1S37 , for furnlihinR the neces
sary materials and labor required In the
erection and completion on the Pine Ridge
reservation , of five (5) day and industrial
school buildings and five (5) ( ) cottage ? , on
sites se'ected by the undersigned and In
accordance with plans and specifications
which ma } be examined at the Indian Office ,
Washington , D C. the offices of the
"Journal" of Sioux City , lorn , "The Bee"
of Omaha , Nebraska and at this agency
Bidders will state speclncallv In tneir bids
the proposed price pf each building and the
length of time required to complete the
nork The right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids , or any part of any bid. If
deemed for the be = t Interests of the service
The attention of bidders Is Invited to the act
of congress approved August 1. 1832 , entitled
' An act relating to the limitation of the
hours of daily service of laborers and me
chanics employed upon the public works
of the United States and of the District ot
Columbia , " al o to the act of congress ap
proved August 13 , IfW , entitled "An act for
the protection of persons furnishing ma
terials and labor for tlie construction of
public work * . " Certified Checko Each bid
must be accompanied by a certified check or
draft upon some United Stntes depository or
solvent national bank In the vicinity of the
residence of tna bidder , made pa > able to the
"rder of the Commissioner of Indian AITalrfc ,
for at least Five Per Cent of the amount of
the proposal , which check or draft will lie
forfeited to the United States In case an >
bidder or bidders receiving an award shall
fall to promptly execute a contract with
gic < l and s-Timcient sureties , otnerwise to be
returned to the bidder. Bids accompanied
bj ca = h In lieu of a certified chfcU will not
be considered. Captain W H Clapp , Acting
U S Indian Agent
- - - - . - - - -
Jy-lp-13-lI-17.M-22-24-27-29
Sealed bids will he received at the office
of the Ground ? and Buildings department ,
TransmlPslssippl anu International exposi
tion , for the Auditorium and Mines and
Mining buildings until 4 o'clock p. m , Sat
urday. Augu t 7 , 1S97
Plans and speciflcatlons for both buildings
on file In superintendent's office. No. 634
Paxton block or sets will be furnlPhed con
tractors at cot. P P KIRKBNDAI.U
Mgr. Ground * and Buildings Dept.
No : CC3
Report of the Condition of
THK MSIIR4SK4.VTIOAl. . I1AMC
at Omaha in the State of Nebraska , at the
Close of Business , July 23 , 1837.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts S442.244 U
Ovrrdiufts , secured and un
secured . . 1.723 05
U. S. bonds to secure circu
lation . . . . GQ.OOOOO
U. S. Bonds to secure U 8
deposit * 100.000 00 150.000 00
Premiums on U. S bonds , 2 } 504 00
Stocks , securities , etc . . . C8.7S6
Bankln ? house , furniture
and fixtures SS 000 00
Other real estate and mort-
cages owned C5.030 E5
Due from national banki
( not reserve agents ) . . . . 122,53) 92
Due from state banks and
bankers 6 HO 03
Due from spprnved reserve
agents 397,33 S 526,193 08
Checks and other cash
Item W.6CS CS
Exchanges for clearing
house . . . . . 50,494 n
Notes ot other national
banki 10,00500
Fractional paper currency ,
nickels and cents ill $0
f-pecle . . 1I9.7S7 15
1-eual tender notes 409(000 302.003 45
Rednnptlon fund with 7J. 8
treasurer (5 per cent of
circulation , 2 2M 00
Total 1. < 70,73 ( 01
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In 140000000
Surplus fund. . (50000
Undivided profit * . less ex
penses and tain paid , , , . 17,75 } U
National bank notes out
standing 45,0)0 M
Due to other national banks 284 MJ J7
Due to state binks and
Uinkers , , . , , . . . , . . 75,121 M
Individual deposit * subject
to check. , . . . , 502(013
Demand certificate * of de-
jK-.lt 16.SO 41
rime certincate * of deposit. 178 S7t 30
rtlned checkn . . . . . . . . . I 071 W
t ashler * * check * outstand
ing 2123100
fnllrd State * deposit * 45,411 > 6
Deposit * of U. & ditbur-
Inc officer M.OM 60 1 1(1 474 O
Jl.C70.7Ji 1
No. J7T *
Report of the Condition rt
THK MERCHANTS 'SATIU.XAli HANK ,
At Omaha , In the St t of .N br * k . at the close
of famine" , .July 23rd. 1SS7.
RK = OUKCKS.
Loam and discounts. . ' , $ MJ.IOl 18
Overdrafts secured > rnT
unoured . . / < 11.018 9
U F bonds to secure ttr-
culatlnn A / . 100 009 00
U S. lwml to sectirt * tT
. . deposits . . . . V , .t
V S tmmli on hand t . M COO 00
Premium * on t' S bond ? 1 * W > CO
5toc * securities. etc rf.w. D (19 M
lla.ikms house , furnltnro
and fixtures . . . . . Sll.WO 00
Other real e tMe and miirt-
17,013 < S
Due from national bank * '
( not re crve agents ) . < . . . a 9,726 86
Hue from Mat * banks'-anl
bankers . 9 W
Due from approved reserve
acrntu . . 4V. (51 S ( ( K 205 10
Cliecies ami olh < r < ath Iterrg 19 , .S a
ixch nces for clearing
house . urcc
Note * or other national
bank * . 570 w
Fractional paper currency.
nckels nnd rent * . 270 U
Lawful Mcney Reserve In
ll.ink , vl * :
Specie . . . J2CO 9H 2j
Li ftal tender
notes 10 W ) 00 J1J SH 21 " 78 ? 09 70
Redemption fund with U , S
treasurer (3 ( per cent of
circulation ) 4 MO 00
t
Total tt 153 7M 79
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid In MO.COO 00
Surplus fund 100. Of O 00
Undivided profits , less ex
penses and taxe paid. . . . 3 256 79
National bank notes out-
standlns 60,000 0)
Due to other national
bunks JKSC91SS
Due to state banks and
bankers 187.5S6 U
IntlMdual deposits subject
to check S90.7SJ 63
Demand certificate1 * of de
posit . . . . 9I.K3 21
Time certificates of deposit 2C4 4" > 3 6
Oitlfled checks . . S T.3 U
Cashiers checks outstanl-
iiiK . J3.VS 12
United btates deposits 4S.77S 92 1.(13.512 00
Tctal J213S76S79
State of Nebraska. County of Douglnr ss.
I. 1'rank Murphj. president ol the above-
named bank , do solemn ! ) swear that the aboxe
statement Is true to the best of m > knowledge -
edge and belief
mVNK MUni'HY , President
Subscribed and s orn to befcre me this 27th
da ) of Jul ) 1U7.
CHARLES II WEKKS.
( Seal ) Notary Public.
Correct Attest.
S \MUEL E HOCIEIIS
KllAVK T HAMILTON.
LUTHER OHAKK. Directors
No 2978
Report of the Condition of the
t'MTBU SPATES A VTION VI. II V\K ,
At Omaha In thf State of Nebraska , at the
close of buslne s , Jul > 2d , 1S37.
RESOURCES.
Loans and ill-counts t 518 443 26
Overdrafts , secured nnd un
secured . . . . 1,911 87
U S bonds to secure cir
culation J200COOCO
U b bonds to secure U.
S deposits M.OOO 60 ISO 000 00
S bonds on hand . . 50 OOJ 00
Premiums on t * S bond * . 30000 00
Stock' , securities , etc. . . , . 71.812 W
Ilanklng house , furniture
and fixtures . 12,592 32
Other real estate and mort
gages owned . ) s. 117,472 74
Due from national banks
( not reserve agents ) . . . .T S1S 20
Due from state banks'an ' j 1
bankers . . * . . 21.677 71
Due from approved reserve'
agents . . . ' . . . 117097 16
Checks and other cath
Item ? . . . . r MS 70
Exchanges for clearing -
house . r . ' 39.214 79
Notes of other natlbnnl' '
banks . . . . . . . . 6,000 00
Fractional paper currencj ,
nickels and cents 2C4 21
Lawful Monej Resene In
I'.ank , viz. . . f
Specie . , , . , | 1302J600
Lecal tender notes. . , , . . . . CO.OOO 00 53eC7 77
Redemption fund nltB U.
S treasurer (5 per cent
of circulation ) 900000
Total J. 1 Jl,020,9uO CO
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in * < . . , , J ( M.OOO 00
Earplus funJ , y. . . , . ,16 000 00
Undivided profits , le ve--n
pen es and taxes pal * . t 7,060 06
National bank notes out
standing - . 150,000 00
Due to other national
banks . * 31,1D3 92
Due to state banks and
bankers 124 871 84
Individual deposits subject
to check . 54S K6 IS
Demand certificates of de
posit . 18 05 18
Time certificates of deposit 113r > 3 70
Certified checks . 2 032 85
Cashier's checks outstand
ing 37,91 > 6 87
United States deposits DO 000 00 1 307 840 54
Total tl.020,900 GO
State of Nebraska. Countj of Douglas , ss :
I V n Caldwcll , cashier of the above-named
bank , do solemnly swear that the above Htate-
ment Is true to the l-3st of mv knowledge and
belief V. B. CAL.mVEL.Ii , Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me tills 2Sth
da > of July 1S97. \V E RHOADES
( Seal ) Notarj Public.
Correct Attest :
M T BARLOW ,
II R GOULD.
C. W. HAMILTON ,
Directors.
OITICIAL II VII. WAY TIME C VRD.
Leaves IBURLINGTON & MO. RIVER.IArrives
Omaha ] Union Depot , 10th & . Maton Sts | Omaha
. .Denver Ex-press. , . 9.21am
I 3opm Illk llll'.s Mont S. 1'uset Snd Ex | i 05pm
4 2'pm Denver Express 4.Upm
05pm . . .Lincoln Local ( ex. Sunda > ) . . . 7.43pm
S5pm Lincoln Local ( ex Sunda . . 11.30ara
Leaves ( CHICAGO BURLINGTON S. Q JArrUes
Omaha | Union Depot , 10th & Mason Sts | Omaha
5 OJpm . .Chicago Vestibule 7:5Jain
9 48am . Chicago Express . . . . 4 llpra
7 DOpin . Chicago i. ht Louis Express 7 Wain
11 40am . Pacific Junction Local 6 lOpra
Past Mall ( x. faunday ) 2.50pm
Leaves ICHICAGO. MIL f. ST PAUL.'Arrives '
OmahajUnlon Depot , 10th . Mason Sts | Omaha
C 30pm Chicago Limited 8 ( Sam
U ( Kum .Chicago Express ( ex Sundaj ) . 2 gipm
Leaves ( CHICAGO 4. NORTHS EfaTN ( Arrives
Oniai ajUnlon Depot lOUi . Mason SU. | Omaha
10 4'am' Eastern Express . . . . 3 ICpm
4 15pm" . . . . VtstibuVd Limited 5:4lpn : ,
D Upm . . . bt. 1'aul Express 9 30am
r , 40am . . St. 1'aul Limited . . . . 9.U/pm
7 30am . loux City Local 11 lopm
G 30pm . OmahaPhlifcu t Peclal & Warn
.Missouri v' < I'y Local. . . . 9.30am
Except Sundas * Fxitt Monday- .
Leaves ICHICAGO , K I i PACiriC lArrhes
OmahajUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sts i Omaha
EAT. .
7 00am..Atlantic Express ( ex Sunday ) E.35pm
7 W > pm , . . .NlKhj Express , , . . 8 15am
4 50pm Chicago VestlMiled Limited 1 20pm
4 50pm .St Paul Vectlbuled Limited 1.20pm
I.SSpm . . . . . . Mcra p jWmlte.1 i 4:0pm :
j F T , & MQ. .VALLEI ( Arrives
Omahaj Depot , } Stn ijWfbjter Sta | Omaha
3 00pm Fast MalunS > fxpre 5-00pm
3 Wpm ( ex hat ) Wy6 Er. lex Mon. ) 5:00pm
7.Mam.Fremont Local j undayg only ) .
7.Mam Norfolk ExpreiJ ( ex. Sun ; 10 23am
C.llpm . -i bt. Paul Express . 9.10am
r ' .
f jr.
leaves I K. C. . ST. J , & , C. It. { Arrives
OmahaUnlon | Depot , loth K. Mason Sts | Omaha
9-U'nm Kansas Clt ) Express 6,10pm
10.00pmK. C. Nlsht tfi r. Trans , 0.30am
leaves I MISSOUnitj'-'VCiria ' lArrlves
Omaha ) Depot. 11 th [ "iVfbsUr Sts. | Omaha
3 05pm Nebraska 4. Umlted
Kftn Kansas C press .
Leaves I SIOUX CITY & 1'ACIFIO. [ Arrives
Omaha ) Depot , Uth \Vt-bitcr Sts. j Omaha
$ .lipm St. Paul limited 9.10am
Leaves I SIOUX CITV i I'ACIKIC. | Arrlves
OmahaUnIon | Depot , lOtli f Makon Sts | Omaha
B.40am. . . . St Paul RatMncer. ll:10j > m
7:30am : blouz City I'ansenter , V.ttpin
S.Wpra bu Paul Limited : : oara
leaves IVAIiASH I RAILWAY. ( Arrives
OmaliaUnlou | Depot , 10th & . ilason Sts | Omaha
4:30pm. : . . , . Canon Ball llJ'Jam : '
Leaves I UNION PACIFIC. lArrivej
Onx haUnlon | Depot , 10th & Mason Sts. ] Omaha
8Wara . .Overland Limitedl.tSpm
2.90pm Beat'c & SlromiKc Ex ( ex Sun ) . JMpm :
t.Kvm Grand Island Uxpreu ( ex Sun ) , 3:10pm :
3.31pm Fast Mall 10.31am
Leaves I C. ST P. M. & O. | Arrive *
Omaha ! Depot , 15th & Weboter Sts. | Omaha
l.COpm. Sioux Cltr Express 'ex Sun ) H - n <
t WUm . . . .Sioux Cltr Acco ( x Sun t : .pni
t.ltpm bt Piul IJmlttd . t
t > Acco. ( Sun.
posTorncn xoncn.
Slnlls for the wpek cndlntr July
31st , 1W , will clo e ( MIOMPTLY In all
the jjenernl txjstofflce as follows :
TrillinVtlniitlc -Mnll .
At 7 a. m for BtlllOrE , per
s. . Normannla * . Ma 1'1 > mouth , Chcr-
bonrc ami Ilnrnburc
SATt'UDAY-At 7 n. m for PRAXCK ,
R\MTXiHI VND ITAt.Y SPAIN I'OIl-
TITC1AU TUUKEY , EGYPT and IUUT-
ISH INDIA , per f Iti Tourainc" , via
Havre ( letter for other part * of Kurope
mu t be dlrectpil "por I.n Tournine" ) , nt
S a. m. for NKTHKItLANDS direct , per s
s Amsterdam , via Kotierdain ( lclter
must l > c directed "per Amsterdam" ) , nt
10 a m. for SCOTLAND direct , per s
Ethiopia , via Glvgovv ( letters mu t be di
rected "per Ethiopia"- 12 a. m ( sup
plementary 1 30 p m ) for EUKOPE , per
B s Umbrla * . via Queenstown.
PRINTED MVTTnn. KTC Germ n
Falllni ; on Tucf < la > * take 1'rlntc.l Matter etc
for Qermanx , and Specially AddregeJ Printed
Matter , etc. for other part of I'urope
American nml White Star stesmrrs onVedne -
da > s , Gtrman steamem on Thursday nnd
Cunnnl , Trench and Ocrrmn te mer ! < on Saturday -
urday l l e PrlntiM Matter etc tor all coun
trie * for which they are advertised to carrj
mall
After the rlrnlns of the Supplrmentary Tr n -
Atlnntlc Mall > named above , additional nip
pl nifntnr > mall are opened on the pier of the
American In ll h Trench and Herman steam
er * , anl remain open within Ten Minutes of
the hour of xalllnc of steamer.
for South nnd Central America ,
\Vrnt IiiiUen. KIP.
THUnSDAY. At 2 . a m for POUT
ANTONIO , pir - > teamer from Philadelphia ;
at 1 p m. ( supplementary 1 33 p m ) for
BEK.MUUA , per i Orinoco , nt 1 p m
ff-upplementary 1 30 p m.l for NASSAU ,
N. 1' , and SANTIAGO DE CUBA , per B
Nlarara
rillDAY At 10 a. m ( uppletncntarv 11 n
m. ) for CENTRAL AMERICA ( except.
Co'ta Rica ) and SOUTH PACIPIC
TOUTS , per . > . Flntnce , via Colon
( letters for Guatemala must be directed
"per Finance" ) : nt 11 B m for SANTIAGO
Uc CUBA , per i s Habana ( lettcre for
Vene7tiela and Colombia mu l be directed
"r > r Habanji" )
SATURDAY At 10 a m ( 'Upplementarj'
10.30 a ra ) for FORTUNE ISLAND. JA
MAICA and SAVANIL.LA. per s s
Adirondack ( letter * for Costa Illca must
be directed "per Adirondack" : at 10 n m
( "upplementnry 10 SO a m for HAITI via
Port au Prince. Petit Gonve and Jeremle ,
nl o CARTHAGENA , per s Anrte . at
10.20 a. m for CAMPI5CHE , CHIAPAS.
TAHASCO nnd YUCATAN ppr > s City
of Wn hlngton ( letters for other part * of
Mexico and for Cuba must be directed
"per City 01 Washington. "
Malls for Newfoundland , b } rail to Halifax and
thence by steamer , cio e at tila ottice dall )
at 8 30 p m Mall for Mlquelon. bj rail to
IJoston and thence by Fti-amer , clo e at this
ofllce d 41y at S 30 p m Malls for Cuha close
at this oJllce dall > at 7 W n m , for for apdlnp
b > steamers Filllnc ( Morulajs and Tliurada > )
from Port Tampa KH Malls for Mexico City
overland une < s FpcclallV addres ed for df-t atch
by Fteamer close at this office dally at 2 JO
a m and 2:30 p m registered mall closes
at 6 00 p m previous da >
TriiiiK-I'nolIlc "Mnlls.
Malls for the Society Islands , per ship City
of Papelti ( from San Trancl co ) , clo e here
daily up to Julv 2oth at C 30 p , m Malls
for China and Japan ( ptclallv addressed
on ] } ) , per s s Empress of India ( from
Vancouver ) . clo > e here dnllv up to July
" 26th at G oO p m Malls for China , Japan
and Hawaii , per < 9 China ( from San
Francisco ) , close here d-Ulv up to July
30th at B 30 pm Malls for Australia
( except West Australia ) , Hawaii and Fiji
Islands , par s s Mlonera ( from Van
couver ) , close here daily after Julv * * 17th
and up to August 1st at 30 p m Mail"
for Hawaii per s s Australia ( from San
FranclMjo ) close here daily up to August
4th Bt 0 CO p m Malls for China and
Japan , per s s Oljmpic ( from Tacoma ) .
clo = e here dalli up to August "Sth at
C'30 p m. Mails for Australia ( except
those for West Australia , which are for
warded Ia Europe ) . New Zealand ,
Hawaii Fiji and Samoan Island" per s s.
Alameda ( from San Francisco ) , close here
dally up to Aueust * 14lh at 7 30 a. m. ,
11 a. m and 6 30 p in ( or on arrival at
Jsew ; York of s s Campania-with British
mails for Australia )
TranPaciflo malls are forwarded to port of
sailing dall ) and the schedule of dosing Is ar
ranged on the presumption of their uninter
rupted overland transit * * Registered mall
closes at G p m. prev lous day.
Postofllce , New York , N. T.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
July 23 , 1S97. Postmaster.
DR. E. C. WEST'S
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT
i THE ORIGINAL , ALL OTHERS IMITATIONS ,
la Bold under positive Written Guarantee ,
by authorized agents Only , to care Weak Memory ,
Ihzzmoss.VakefulncE3 , Fits , Hysteria , QUICK-
nesg , Niclit Ifcseos , Kvil Dn-nma. Lack of Conh-
donce.Jvorvonsnesfl , Lassitude , all Drains , Youth
ful Errors , or Excessive UFO of Tobacco.Opium ,
or Ljqnor , which leads to Miser } , Consumption ,
Insanity cud Death. At store or by mail , $1 a
box ; BIX for $5 ; with written cunrnnteo to
euro or refund money. Miiuiplo pacli-
nco , containing fire days' treatment , vnth fall
instructions , 25 cents. Ono eample only ecild to
each pereon. At store or by man.
CS"Rcd Label Special ,
Extra Strength. |
For Impotcncy. Loss ot\
Power. Lost Manhood ,
Sterility or Barrenness
, $ 1 n box ; BIX SOT Si , with !
written cuftrantee ;
. _ _ _ _ tocuromS dayo. Atctorev1/ /
I SSFOREorbymail.
Nyrrx Dlllnii DI-UK Co. . S. K. Cornoi
IGth nnd Purnuiu S ( .f ( dunlin , N > 1 .
DR.
McCREW
IB THE ONLT
SPECIALIST
WflO TCEATS AlJi
Private Diseases
ITtftlntM tad UUerdtr f
MEN ONLY
SO yoaraExirience.
10 Year * in Omaha.
Bonk Free Cnn olt -
tion Free. Box 766 , ot
14th and Faraun Bti.
O3IA1IA. NEB.
ME A
AJAX TABLETS POSmVFLY CUKE
A LL . rrtou * / > isfaM Fail IDS Meai
orjr. Iini > ottucrlSJc > 4pleit2nii.fcto .rua uU
by AUn a tnd oibr fitu B ana Indi *
c re tlon * T/iry tjvirktv aricf * nrcfj
re torLotl ViUlitrin oM or uunBJJ < *
fit & man for ktadr * bu lne * or zrarr'acft
, . S3 * J'fTent Jusfliijtr nod Concurnt tion lr
taken In time Their at * them * immedlnt * truprcfe
msnl and ffect * a CURE where all oTbere Jail. ] e
ilfct ujoa ha rinc the genulnu < Ajax Tablets Th y
bare rar l thou andieud will euro yea \ \ * iri *
j < uitive written euarnnte * to toffert 3 cur * in urh cae
tr rafuad the maun ? Pric * 5O cenu tr Pbcfcttse , 01
-ii packu ej ( lull treatment ) for $3du Br mnil lr
> inm wrapper upon nsreii t o * i ric * . 4 ireuUr frr-
AJAX REA1EDY CO. , ' fc"W1
For ul In Oroab * by June * Ponytb. lil N
Hlb utrert.
Kutn ot Co. , Utu and Douglai Btrceti ,
Mntlirrnl 3IotheriI Mollicrilll
Mrs. Wlnslow't Soothinf ? Sirup has been u > ed
for over to 5ears b ) million of mothers for
their children while Iff thine vtltli perfect * uc-
reea It soothes the child , softens the eumi ,
allays all pain cures wind colic , and Is the Lett
remedy for Dlurrlicxa Sold by druceltts In
every part of the wcrtd He sure and ask for
"rMs. Wlnslow'i Boothlng 8 > rnp" and take no
other kinda cents it bottle.
DUFFY'S
Pure Malt Whiskey
All Druggists.
\Vnodliurvr Ferial Soap and Facial Cream ,
male ly t" MI > < t > < \v < t - > st < la I * n
fie I let 'all ? f ' i * > > > v * i Utar
fkm ( n I n , 1 r - > \iun 1li' < r" r * un
srptir , 1 . i c tut i * ni 1 lor u # iu'e of
e ll tr anl 1 u. m li-.uiy and treatment of the
> l < | n Jr | , n | | WcKKlliury , in West d bt. , Kelt
Yt-rk.
GOLD RIGHT AT THEIR DOOR
Idaho's Capital the Trensnro Honso of Vast
Veins of the Richest Mineral.
EXTENSIVE SYSTEMS OF IRRIGATION
ThmtsntiilN of Arron of Trrtllp l.niul
Wiitrrnl lijMauiitnln strcnin *
Pronrcnx In Mliilnu Acrlcultiire
and Lite Stock. InUiiRtrlra.
nOISR CITY. July 23 ( Special )
citizens have unbounded faith In the future
of this section. The frequent reports which
spring up of the matchless gold diggings
discovered eleenherc but little disturb the
calm equanimity of ( lie average resident of
this city. He knows that while Colorado
and other statca have advertised their mines.
Idaho lias directed her energies along other
lines , and that U Boise City is 35
jears old , the people are beginning to realize
that there arc good gold mines almost at
Ihelr doom. .Already a number of good
ledges have been located In the Squaw crek
hills , aud one , the Libert ) , haa paid sowell
as to encourage Ita owners In putting In a
ten-stamp mill In the Wostvlevv district a
threelootein has receiitlj been found that
already pajs over $30 to the ton. In the
meantime Uolse U getting ready for the
dawn of a more prosperous era What Is
there hero to Juatlfy the population , num
bering about 8,000 souls , and dally lucrcaa-
Inj , , In hoping to find In this locality the
means of a happ ) and prosperous existence
due to the cflorts of an Intelligent and en
terprising class ot people who will make the
moat of all tha advantages which Nature has
liberally provided
RICH GOLD DISCOVERIES
The existence of gold near this city , of
which previous mention baa bixin made , is
not altogether a new discovery All of the
territorj between liolse City and Boise basin
abounds In quartz veins Mineralized por-
phjrj dKes crop out frcquentlj , gravel
beds are found lu many places , some of which
are extensive and all iarr } gold 1'lacer
mining has been going on for tlilrtv-three
jears , ami considerable gold taken out , but
no quartz locations appear to have been
made at the head of Dr > Creek earlier than
two jears ago. when some rich veins wire
discovered and located One of these , I
learned , belongs to Mr Hunt U Is twenty
feet ivlde and he estimates the value of its
ore nt J10 a ton. One of the most Impor
tant discoveries made was In October last ,
being a vein of magnetic Iron , from 100 to
200 feet wide It ie a real mountain of Iron
and lies between the heid of Dry and Clear
creeks One assaj shows $3 per ton in gold
In sinking a shaft on \ \ Illow Creek in the
westvlew district not very long ago , Dan
Lev an found ore that paid to work In a haud
mortar. With his wifes assistance gold
enough was taken out with a mortar and
pi'stlo to defray the expense of prospecting
the ledge until the first mill , n one-stamp
machine , was set up near Dans claim , when
bo began taking out ore Mr Lev an Is now
I bo owner of a valuable property the pro
duction of his own and his wife's labor with
out the Investment of a dollar of other capi
tal than his own earnings
Hundreds of abandoned claims have been
relocated within the past three jears and
good wages are now being made out of the
ground that for a long time was considered
worthless In the faheep Mountain min
ing camp situated fort > -nve miles north-
vvtst of Bonanza , large quantities of high-
grade ore are being taken out dally and
hauled to Boise City and other points on
the railroad and then shipped to Omaha
or Plsevvhere for treatment. .Returns of
working and essay tests of ore from the
same district range from sixteen ounces of
silver to $29.58 to the ton. Thirteen sacks
of ore jielded J2CC.SO in silver , and an aseaj
test returned $431 10
Idaho Is on the high road of prosperltj ,
and the outlook In every kind of business
is better than it has been for the past five
> pars Scarcely a week goes by but home-
seekers and capitalists visit Boise , seeking
places for Investment and homes. A colon }
of Quakers is now looking over the ground
for a location. With thtse evidences of a
better condition of affairs in the near
future , even the gro.vlers and croakers are
not willing to sell out and leave. Through
the financial conditions of the past this citj
has not onlj proud ] } held Its own , but has
steadily advanced , and improvements of all
kinds have gone on. The growth has been
a natural one , the result of location , climate
and the common relations sustained to the
vast mining region tributary to this city.
EXTENSIVE IRRIGATING SYSTEM.
There Is no need of rainmakers In Idho
While the average rainfall is not so great as
in the lower altitudes , the amount of water
utilized during the year far exceeds In
cubic Inches the total rainfall in the nPt
belt , the former supply being regularly
obtained by the aid of the melting snows on
( be mountain ranges Five miles above
Boise City Is built the headgate of the Boise
and Nampa Irrigation companj. The head-
gate Is of holla masonry , with steel head-
gates twelve feet high and thirtj feet wide
The main canal Is flftj-two miles long and
extends ten miles below Nampa , with main
branches or laterals aggregating sixty-eight
miles making a total of 120 miles belonging
to the company , all of which is In perfect
working order. The main canal covers 70-
OOu acres of the choicest land of the Boise
v lle } In the Nampa district three large
reservoirs are located and will soon be built ,
covering 1,000 acres of land and with a
capacity of 12,000 acres , for use as reservoirs
to draw on In seasons of low water. Nampa
U the Junction of the main line of the Boise
railroad , a growing town of 1 000 population
It Is expected In a short time to connect the
mining camps of Owjhee and the mining
and timber fields of the Pujctte by rail
from Boise Cltj and Nampa.
The fruit , grov\n In great abundance In
and around Boise City , is wonderfully tempt
ing , luscious and fir-fly flavored. The fruit
growers around here pride theitiheirei , not
only in the quantity , but more especially on
the qualltv At the World's fair In 1S93
the Boisa exhibit of fruit In the Horticul
tural department was conspicuously notice
able on account of Its size , flavor and Cue
appearance Ever since then Idaho fruit h&s
become famous all over the world and com
mands the highest market price Idaho people
ple propoce to make a hrge and attractive
exhibit at the TransmisalsslppI Exposition
at Omaha In 1E9S , iu the way of fruits ,
cereals , minerals and other leading products.
At Bolsn City , the capital of the flate , I
found the people fairly aglow with zeal and
enthusiasm in the matter , and the klgns
indicate that the representative men of the
etate who are now interested In Its behalf
will not lack for ample encouragement on
the part of the people In going ahead and
preparing for a fine display
THE PRUNE INDUSTRY ,
The story of ( he diversified resources of
Idaho grows In Interest as time spetds on
When It U considered that the United
States Imports upwards of 00,000,000 pounds
of pruii.a each year , and that In the arid
belt there can be produced more than roough
prunes to supply the demands of the entire.
American people It will be readllv seen that
there Is a icmarkable future In utore for
Idaho In ( lie prune Industry Prune culture
ID thU itate U no longer an experiment but
a practical reaHtr One can buy good prune
land for from $20 to JIOO per acre The
tree * begin bearing in three years , averag
ing from t etit-five to thirty pounds to the
yield ; the fourth > ear they hear from fifty
to seventr-five pounds , and after that the
crop runs from 100 to 300 pounds each sea-
eon. It i estimated Ihe fruit will net Iti
owner at least 1V4 centi per pound A very
conservative estimate placo.3 the net average
product of a full bearing orchard near ( hie
city at $250 per cre All < he fruits grown
in Ihe temperate zone grow here In the
richest profutlon
In Urn way ofefetal > li the toll around
Boise affords another Iif-ratlve Industry.
Think ol 11 ! KIvo turUrcil but b els of onlani
have irtiully been grown on a ttiuglH acre
ot ground ; four hutnlre * ! hurhele of po
tatoes and two ton of beet * Hops , too , are
a profitable crop. One hop farm the nernnO
jcar jleltleil } , & 0 pound * to the acre , and
the third jetr 3000 pounds. The sugar b > ; el
Industry Is rapidly being promoted on a
Urge fccale , the sail and climate meeting all
Ihe requirement ! essential to the lUTe&sful
crowing of the sugar beet.
AGIUCt'LTURE AND LIVE STOCK
Agriculture In .southern Idaho U bjced on
Irrigation , which causes o&sea of verdure to
rprlng up In the sand districts Of f rm
products orer Z.000.000 bushels of wheat and
1.500.000 of oils are grown yearly , with
large crop * of barley , h y , flix , rye , * U lf\
and sugar cnc. The live stock U wtlmatM
at 600,000 horsw and cat 'P incl 400,000 theep ,
which yesrly iheftr i * d of 2,000,000
poanda ot a clip.
Boise Cllr is the largest. we Uhct ! and
most attractive town in Jhe state. It Is
noted for Us good school * and m ii } b autlfut
homo * . The city has a population of 7,000
and U at an elevation of 2 S40 feet. The hot
springs located wllhln llvr mllt of the city
are the center ot much attention at present
by health seekers who come- here to enjoy
the hot water baths At a drpth of about
400 feet two wells each srml up n continu
ous flow of 1.000.000 gallons of water dolly.
The natatorlum Is uperbly fitted through *
out and contains atnoni ; other conveniences
a gtatid ball room , 100x50 feet In size
Bolso City has a Jurist , Judge Klrhanls.
formerly of the district court , who believes
In dtepitchlng court business when he is on
Inn bench Some time ago he retired ,
after clearing the calendar , the first tlrao
It had been completely cleared In the court's
history Having accomplished Oil * . , and be
lieving the people had elected him for that
purpos" , ho retired from the offlce to re
sume hi * own busltiej Judge lllrhards U
a republican and a free silver republican at
that , and at the lute Transml'sslfBlppI con
gress , held at Salt Lake , he was prc cnt a *
one of Idahn'fi most prominent delegates.
During the congress Idaho threw the ma
jority of her ballots In favor of the Thomas
silver resolution which show * , rjultn HR-
nlflrantly how the feeling is In this stale In
favor of the white metal.
RESOLUTIONS P\VOll THE EXPOSITION.
ConMclernblo enthusiasm was evidenced
among the delegates from all parts ot the
country when among other resolution * , read
before the Salt I > nke congress was the fol
low Ing bj Mrs 0 H Wnrrrn of Colorado :
"Rejoicing at the oxtraordlnar } sueceM
which has thus far attended the arrange
ments for the TransmlMlFclppl ExpoMtlon
to be held at Omaha in 1S9S. and assuring
them of the br.t efforts ot the -whole trans-
ml3.ls9lppl region to make the exposition a
"
success
GeorgeW Parson * , of California , another
delegate , not to bo outdone by a woman ,
offered the follow Ing resolution , which wai
also heartily received by a general waving
of banners flags and handkerchiefs fiom th *
great audience-
"Resolved , That we endorse the action of
the states nnd territories which have sup
ported the holding of the Transml'slsslppl
Exposition at Omaha In 1S93 by liberal ap
propriations , and recommend to the rest at
the countrj- that It take steps toward being
represented there "
Ex-Senator J. W Shoup of this state has
bec-n considerately rarrd for by hia esteemed
friend , Marcus A Hanna , having recently
been appointed Unltr-d States marshal for
Alaska. It Is a pretty good plum to have ,
but the rnsny friends of the ex-senator
wonder at him wanting to go to that cold ,
strange country. C. A R.
GOT MJTIll.-VO ritOM AMH2HSOX.
ii-Auill ( r Hippie Tnlkn nil 1 1111 r-
1111 Coinpmij Ilxiiinlnntloii * .
HURON , S. D , July 2S ( Special. ) Whllo
In the citj last evening ex-State Auditor
John E. Hippie , referring to the charges
made bj Commltteeman Conway of the in
vestigating commission against Mr. Ander
son of the insurance department of the
auditor's ofllcc , said ho Knew that Anderson
was examining Insurance companies but had
no idea of the amount he was receiving
supposed he received only a nominal sum
and his expenses "In the examination ot
the Northwestern I think Mr. Anderson told
me he charged about $900 , this I supposed
covered his expenses , clerk hire and every
thing , and of course I was surprised to
learn that he was paid nearly double thct
amount. " Mr Hippie denies emphatically
that he ever received a cent directly or In
directly from Mr. Anderson , and sajs that
whatever amounts were paid to Mr Ander
son not a cent "ever touched him. "
NO i > citK\sn IN THI : wimvr
Lrtriier AornnBTC OtTHe * lir
from IJrontli ami rroMt.
ABERDEEN. S. D. . July 28 ( Special )
John Le Feber , a crop expert , representing
the great Chicago wheat bull , Robert LlnJ-
helm , has been In this vicinity several dajs.
In his opinion this 3 car's wheat crop in
South Dakota will onlj slightly exceed last
sear's crop , in spite of the Increased acreage.
Frost , drouth and Insects have damaged the
crop in various localities and thus cut down
the average to quite an extent. Harvest will
begin in a few dajs and the indications are
that wheat will be of excellent quality , the
berry being well developed and full of nutri
ment.
Business at the United States land office
has been on the Increase for some time and
It Is now announced that an additional cleric
has been allowed by the department at Wash
ington
Creamer ) I'lojc-clm 11)111(7 Fire.
VERMILION , S. D. . July 28. ( Special )
The two mutual stock creameries projected
In this section are still hanging flre. The
one proposed to be located at Spirit Mound
has jet much stock to dispose of The one
projected at Vermilion is a certainty , but
definite action has beeu postponed until after
harvest A plan for corsolldatlon of the two
plants was rejected at a meeting of tha
stockholders. Recent reports from cream
eries in the country arc very encouraging
and prospects for getting the proposed plants
started have assumed an outlook of cer
tainty.
"They don't make much fuss about It. "
We are speaking of De Witt's Little Early
Risers , the famous little pills for constipa
tion , biliousness and all stomach and liver
troubles Thej neyergrlpe.
FOUIl MVUS LOST IN A
Central Portion of MU-hlcnii CIj- (
Iiitllnnii , Iluriieil Out.
CHICAGO July 28. A big fire In Michigan
City , Ind , this morning was brought under
control about 1pm One man lost his llfo
and three were fatally burned , while eeverat
are missing The killed are :
JAMES BOWMAN.
Fatally injured-
Louis Schwartz.
Fred Peteis.
Herman Luckow.
The central r/rtlon of the town wa * . nwpt
by the blaze , which was catt3e1 by en < x-
plosion of benzine In a ash and tiliml factor
tor- . The damage Is ostlmatid at $100000.
ur.cimn 01 * UIJVOUTIOMIIY sum.
I'rexlilent 1'rcnrnteil ivltli lloxti-r tit
lllh Crnnilfn tlirrV Ciiniinii | > .
YORK. Pa , July 28. Through the courte-ay
Of E W Spanglc-r of thin city President Me-
Klnloy U now In poieefclon of the revolu
tionary war record of David McKlnley , bis
great grandfather. David McKlnley was a
resident of this city during the revolution
and served in a York county company. The
rosters of the companies from tlil region ara
In the pcsseeslon of MU Carrie Hay , grand
daughter of Lieutenant Colonel John Hay ,
Through the etforts of Mr Spangler IVe.I-
dent McKlnley has bepu presented with thi
one containing the record ot hie ancestor.
long my tliroat was
filled will sores , largo
lumps formed on my
neck , and a liorriblo
ulcer broke out on my jaw , says
Mr. O. U.Elbert , who resides ntcor.
22il St. nnd Avenue K. , Galveston ,
Texas. lie was tforeo times pro
nounced cured by prominent pliy
sicinns. but tue dreadful disease al
ways returned ; lie was then told that
was the
onlycuro
Ilia hair
had nil
fallen
out , and he wns in a sad plight ,
After taking one bottle of H. S , 8.
lie began to improve and two dozen
bottles cured
Iiim completely ,
BO that for more
thansixyearshe
lias had no nign
of th disease.
Jioob on the dheata and Iti treatment * * . '
free by Swift , bpecldo Co. . AtUuu , Ga.