Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BETS: MONDAY, JANTrATtY I t, 1001.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED, position by experienced book
keeper and stenographer. Address F 02,
Hee. A-M172 11
YOt'N-i man desires place to work for
board while attending vchool. Boylcs
College. Tol 15SI. A-18'Jll
WANTED, position h stenographer; ex
perience; references. Allures nnx ji,
Yr..., ,,. .,,.11., Kf. " a1!9i! Sft
vaxti:i)-mam: help.
WANTKD. wo liovo steady work for n few
goou nusiicrs or goon nanus aim iippim
ance. C. F. Adams Co., 1GU5 Howard St.
11737
BARBER trade taught thoroughly In short
time, catalogue and particulars free.
Address Western Barbera' Institute,
Omaha, Neb. ""'
WANTED, good man to dn canvnrslnR In
the country: good pay for right man. Ad
dress E 4, Pec. U MlKt
Wivi'i'ii eomneteiit saletl
men to sell complete lino nf lubricating
iiln ir-,,nim i.ninia rnlnrs. varnishes,
specialties, 'to. ; exclusively or as side
line; liberal commission or salary; ex
perience, unnecessary i olil reliable house.
Address M uiufncturcr, Commercial blk..
Cleveland, O "H
WANTHD, collector and salesman. 1SH
Doi'glns st , before ! a. m. U M2"7J
WANTIJD. n city salesman for Omaha nnd
council mures; goou pay. irairw
Dee, 11-M2.S II
WANTED. '.1 collnrmakcrs; best of sai;es.
nuckstaft Hros. Mfg. Co., Mncolli. Neb.
Tt M221 II
SAI.UHMHX AVA.THI.
JIBN to travel for St UouN Mfff. Co.; also
ndverllsers. stralclit salary. Triumph
Co., Dallas. Texas.
ll--.MS.iU l"
wanti:i l'lniAi.i: imi.r.
WANTKD, 200 girls. 11124 Dodge. Tel. STfi.
C-T29
M girls wanted. Canadian oftlce, 1522 IJouglas
l I VI
WANTKD. younu lady nttendant.
220 Hee Uldg,
Call nt
A mitnilT routic man or woman to tnko
shorthand scholarship and pny for It when
course is tmisned anu posuiou securru.
Addrt.-SM F IS, Pee. C 37
FOI'll rergetlc ladles; home employment;
work anvnne enn exeeulc: no canvassing.
no money to deposit; Induce stamp. Lock
HOX 47fi. Pueblo. Colo. C-M2I1 14'
OOOD girl for general housework, family
or three; gcod wnges. 1131 . aisi m.
' C 216
WANTKD. ladles to learn halrdrcsslng,
manicuring and faclnl massage; 4 weeks
romnlete: tools furnished; constant prac
tice; expert Instructions; positions guar
anteed. Call or write for particulars.
Jloler"n Halrdrcsslng College, 16'iT Farnam,
Omnhu. zZ. ZLl
Ointj for genenjl housn work, 2.139 Cali
fornia. C 234-14.
WANTKD. first-class girl, general house-
work. 1113 Georgia live., family four no
children. C-M3fil 15'
FOIl HK.T-llOUSIC.S.
IF you want ypur house3 well rented placo
tnem wnn tionawa i-o.
D-741
A1AVAVS moving II. II. goods. Pianos.
Ofllce, 1511'A Fnrnam til. Tel, l3 or 80.1.
D-742
IIOUHKS for rent In-nll parts of tho city.
urennnn-j.ovo .o o.tj do. ijwi si.
D-713
HOUBES, stores. Bemls, Paxton block.
D-741
PKK IIKNltY 11. X'AYNK, C01 N. Y. MFIi.
HOUBKS, etc. F. D. Wead, 1521 DoubTiis"
D-7fi
. .. M I
HOUSES and flats.
Itlngwalt. Uurker Tllk.
in
HOUSES wanted. Wallncc
Iirown Illk.
D-71S
DARN. 2024 St. Mnry's Ave. D-719
FOP. RENT, bakery In first-class condition;
S311 SEWARD ST.. now live-room cottage
101 ii'iu, i.uuu utnii iiuu water; runt
H2.r,0.
OMAHA LOAN & TRUST CO., 16th and
wnugiun ois. 1J 761
NEW 7-room brick, strictly modern, ent
front. 27th nnd St. Mary's nvc., J35. Henils
Paxton block, D M717
No, 1334 South 31st street, lust north of Han.
scorn pain, 11 iiici-, couiioriniiic, 8-rooin
modern house. Will bo put In good re
Cnlr .f"rrl?Mt I'?rt.y- M J Kennard A
Hon, aiu iiruwu uiock. D M8I3
TWO small five-room cnttngos In the same
yard; city water In kitchen; In good con
dition, renl, JS tier month, Omaha I.opn
liuni v.i),, luill null lougias tils.
D-900-
Sitli. tipur l.'nrnnin: teo.ronm mnHt,.,, i.nt,...i
completo In uvery respect; ten mlnutd-'
wuiK 01 reuier 01 cuy; reasonable rent.
umana uoan i nisi l'o lutn and Doug.
ins am.
C-ROOM house, nil modern. S39 Ho. 2Sth.
D-201 15
112 N. 2Cth st., furnished or unfurnished.
IBM Shermnn ave., 4r. modern, J12.
3(07 Decatur st., 7r J10.
SSI0 Decatur, 7r. modern, J14,
1514 H. 2th st.. 7r.. nil modern. SI.1.
1215 Hurt st., 8r. modern, except furnnce. 12.1
PAYNE-KNOX CO., 1ST PI,. N. Y. MFKi
U .M227 20
ln?5.w9iVrH 23IlD STREET 0 rooms, newly
i...,'vv. 1, (ti, N,ijui-ii, ivuuT. sewer
and closet In house. SIB n month. Tho
Byron Roed Co,, 212 S. 14th st. D-236-14.
A DESIRABLE Croom Hat. without small
I'Uliill .w, .w. i'Ulll til.
D-M2S9-15
F4IR RENT Fll UN IMIU1D ROOMS.
BTBAM-hented rooms at Tho Thurston-
E-753
DEWEY Etiropcnn hotel, 13th and Farnani.
K 3 so
VELL fumlshod front room; nil modern
conveniences; privnie rnmiiy. Ainiress, F
c, iiee. i-. 19 it'
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, $6 up. 2G23 St.
Aiary s. is mtoi J29'
FOR RENT, n nlcelv furnished front room.
south nnd east exposure within llvu
biocl'.s of postotllce; batn and use of too.
pnone. AunreBs f , nee. i'j .mwi
210 N. 17TH ST.
stenm heated rooms,
E-M116 F3
$42 SOUTH 22D street, private family.
K-177 14
2201 DOUGLAS street, choice rooms
'"ins.
,-Mbu'J 19
1;
FURNISHED ROOMS AND HOARD.
GLENCA I RN, transients, $1.25 day. 1G00 Doug
F TW
Tho Merrlnm. cood winter Iiome. 23 & Podse
F 754
UTOPIA, 1721 Davenport St.
F-753
THE PRATT, deslrablo rooms. Hot water
heat.
F-1SI
ELEGANT large stcarn-hented front rooms,
wnn iiourii. im capilo; uve. .11 1.13 it'
FOR RENT STORES AMI OFFICES.
HALL. 102 So. 14th. cor Dodge st.
I-M1S3 F7
largo store room, coiiin uous oven, etc.; t 1 1.TIPN theatrical
nlMi S.rnntn tiouse. with bnrn fn c Kll'.lll, Ull.lirii.ili,
anil largo (wagon shed; all for 30.o per 1-arnnm.
monwi. . 11, iiunac... namso HIU5. TintVATK homo before nnd
.. -1 meut; babies ndoptfj. A
(Ill ItKVr MTOIIBS AM) offices.
FOR RENT, store In flra-dnss "lncatlJi!
rent reasonable. Applv H. C Peters A
Co,, ground lloor, Bldg. I 264
FOR RENT, the building formerly occupied
by The Hee nt 913 Farnam street It linn
fftir stories nnd a basement which wis
formerly used ns The Hee press room.
This will be rented very reasonably. If
Interested Apply at oner- to C. C Rr3--water,
secretary, room 10), Hee BuHdlns,
i-:gi
LARGE double room In Continental block;
can be made into very desirable office nnd
reception room for physician. Will ar
range to Rlllt.
OMAHA LOAN ft TRUST CO.,
16th & Uouclas Sts.
I 75H
11 LL for rent, 103 S. 14th, cor Dodge.
I M1G3-F7.
storage
PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 012
011 Jones, general storage and forwardjjig,
TjT
OM. Van Stor Co., JSltli Farn. Tcls. 1539-S63.
-75S
WAXTI'.D-TO nvw
Wit.!, purchase a limited number of
Omaha Havings bank accounts. Urennsn-
J.OVe L-O., St3 HO. 13111. IS 769
HOUSES to move. Wallace, Drown Hlk.
N-760
WANTED to buy. J1.000 of Omaha Savings
bank nccounts for cash. Address A 1C,
lieu OII1CC. iN AIMS
lllGIlKST prices paid for furniture and
Biovcs. j. uevine, aui ?. letn. lei,
N-373
1 :
TOIt SAMJ-l'THMTI'ltK.
CHICAGO FITriNITI'UM CO.. 1410 Dndco.
Tel. New & 2dhand furnlturo bought,
soiu, cxcnangcii. o 7s2
foii s j,i;-ii')it,r., viiiiici,i:s, irrc,
IF' YOt'Il wagon breaks down take It to
Harry Frost, H & llworth. He fixes 'em.
i' ii i
roil sai.i: mi.s(.'i;i.i,am;oi:.s.
HAHD and soft foundation piling; hog
fences nnd crlMilng. 'M uouglns. g iCJ
2DHAND enfo choap Derlght, lllfi Farnam.
g ira
SAFICS; buy. sell ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 So. 13.
IJ 701
HKHTFOUD & CO.. lfith & llworth.
FUHNITUHIS & UP1IOI.STKIIINO.
Q-377
TIMOTHY liny and all kinds feed nnd coal
.Monroe At ;o. y aio
1 HAVK n sure permanent cure for warts
no nam or scat : sen si and n z-ccn
stamp for medicine nnd full directions.
ueo. uucera, western, xsco.
Q Jt437-ai
2DHAND boiler and engine, about 20 II-P.
for salo cheap nt Omaha Safe and Iron
worKs, no ho, I4tn Ht.. omnlia. g I'ji
FOU SADK, new and secondhand seda
fountains; monthly payments. S II. Icier
mono, isu tso. sitn at- g ira i i-
FOIt SAIiK, n fine 5S5.00 Imported magic
inniern, nn goou as new. only useu a snort
nmo; suitiitiin ror lectures, cnurches oi
lodge entertainments; for sale cheap. Ad
dress F 03, P.eo ofllce. Q 179
WKI.SHACH mantles put on. 2.1c. Drop a
postal, u. i. . uo , ti.'i utimiug.
g 15'
HAROAINf in 2d hand bicycles, JT, tip
new wneois, tin up. umana uicvcie i o
ICth nnd Chicago sts. g iM79(
CI.AIHVOVAXT.H.
jUS, pjutz, medium. 819 North 16th.
v qrr.-.
. . . ,
MMK.GI-YMKH genuine palmist. 1G03 Dodge
S 7CG
HfiKCTIl If! TIIRATMK.NT.
. ..
MAIIEIj QUAY, 317'. N. lGth St., Flat K.
T J13C7-J17
KIjITK parlorfl. 015 South ICth, second floor,
T 137 F-S
MISS MAK I.KSLIK, CIS S. 10th. 2d floor.
T JI347 22
MM II. AMKS. 1C15 Howard, 21 floor, room 1
thermal uatns. k .M346 17
im:hki.ai
T1 nAV rhtrnnnfllMt rnrnfi A1. animeriMn,,
i,alr removed by electricity. H. 12. Fron
zer uik.
U-707
TURKISH baths, mas-ago baths, electric
Dams, ior iiuurn oniy; SKiueu women
massngo opcrumrM; uncsi equipped until
In the city, Ilcnstro-n Hath Company
linoms iu in i-v jjto mux. u TtH
masquerade contumer,
U 709
during confine
lrs, Burget, SC2i
llurdottc.
u 710
WIDOWER having no use for a nearl
now uprign: piano win sen cneap; ens
41-.. J lilraa 1.' A J Tla m
Or lllliu 1 t woo uiuur,
U M924-F
FRKNCH a?corllon pleating; Ivory rim but
tons; man unwn, umunu i-ieaung 1,0
1524 uougias. U 773
UAlllES nnd children cared for. S13 N. 23d
, U HlOtb j.u-
BUPPI IKS for ull machines; machines for
rent. Willie ncwing nincmnc, juju uoug
las. lei. IS". u &40
KritVJlTR hosnltnl for 'adles boforn on
during ennuncmeni; uaoies auopieii,
Grant hi. u wi
SKATKS sharpened. 13c.
I.ouls Fleschcr,
1022 dipnoi Ave.
CHILDREN'S clothing made to order.
Infants wonr, ana inaics unnerwear a
specialty. Satisfaction i;uaranteed, 1919
Hurt st. U-232.
IF your feet bother you do not put off
until tomorrow tiuying a pox or ne-110-mny
powder. Hold by all druggists.
U-M293
LADIES, nil halrdrcsslng. manicuring nnd
facial treatments rree ni Aioier b jmir
dresslng College, 1623 Fnrnam.
U-M349 14
CORRESPOND for amusement or mntrl-
mony; sealed particulars, 2c. unampion,
Council Bluffs, In. U-M378 14
MONEY TO LOAN-ttEAL USTATIJ.
PRIVATE mo'.iey. 5, DK, C per cent; no di-
lay. uarvin uros., iui.i f arnam. w n
LOANS on eaatevn Nebraska and western
Iowa rartjs st 0 per cent; borrowers can
pay $1(0 ir any multiple; any Interest
date: 11 elay. Brennan-Love Co., 300
80. 13tli i"f Omaha, Neb. W 775
MONEY lo lonn on Improved Omaha real
estate. iircnuan-i,ovo uo., J'.u o. uiu
W-77G
H.CXV) nnd upward to loan on Improved city
properly nnu farms, w. farnam niniiii
Co.. 1326 Farnam. W-778
I'RIVATf, money. F."DrWrud7l52l DougUs.
v III
WANTED, city loans, bonds ami warrants.
ucorgc ft (.ompnny. iuui f arnam ,rl"
WANTED, city and fnrm loans; also bonds
nnu warrant. 11 u. J'Cters fc i.o., in
Farnam St.. Bee Hide. W-7S0
MONEY to lonn on farm and city property,
lowest rates. O. F. Davts Co., 150u Farnam
w T.J
PRIVATE money to loan. J. II. Sherwood,
939 N. Y. Life. W 783
MONEY to loan nt 5 nnd 515 per cent on
umana property, w. u. aicikic, ii o. ioin
W 154
FIVE per cent money,
Bcmls, Paxton block.
w ISJ
JLtVUl TO LOAN on real estate; call at one,
M. J. Kenunrd & Son, 310-311 Brown block,
W7Vf
FIVE nnd one-half per cent loans. W. H,
Thomas. First NHtlonr bank building,
TfJ. 161S. W-M3I8
15 AND f4 per cent loans. W. H. Thomas,
f irst Nai uan uuuuing, ici, ii'.
W-MSI6
MO.M1V TO l,OA.-(HATTi:i.M.
Loans made In nnwiuits from 410 to $210 on
household furnl ure, planes, horses, car
Mages, etc, without remtval or on you?
S-A-L-A-R-Y without security All or ti
part of the money may be paid back the
first month, ur no part of It need be paid
oncK lor several months, isncn paymen
made reduces the coat nccordlhciy. , Em
ployers and neighbors know absolutely
nothing of our business relation. V.eonl3
who need money arc Invited to call ana
get my terms and compare thorn with
what others offer. Loans of other com
panies may be tratisforied to me. No
charge for papers. All business strictly
confidential. Quick service aim lowest
rates guaranteed.
.t. V. . TAYLOE.
218 First. Nat. Bank bldg., southest corner
ism anu larnam bis. ici. ! ,,,.
-J1ni
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
We loan 110.00 and up on furniture,
ina iios, horses and other chattels.
SALARY LOANS ,
Without mortgage, to people holding
permanent positions, You can get the
money In a few hours nftcr making ap
plication, and take 1, 2, 3, 4. 5. G months
or mora In which to pny It back, and
you need not pay for It one day longer
than you keep It. We charge nothing
for pnptrs nnd we give you the full
amount In cash. There ure no lower
rates then oura, our tern! are the
easiest, our business Is confidential
nnd our motto Is "try to plense.
Omaha Mortgage Loan Co.,
119 Hoard of Trnuo llldg. Tel., 22M.
(Established 1892J, 300 So. 16th St.
MONEY to Loan on Furniture. Pianos,
Diamonds, etc., on ensy payments, iou
keep security. No charge for papers. No
questions askd yo'ir neighbors. Tel. 1031.
HE ROE RH' LOAN CO., 1501 Farnnin St.
X 021
MONEY loaned on planes, furniture, low-
dry, horses, cows, etc. C. I . Heed, sw a. i-i.
' X-790
MONEY lonnert on p'nnos. furniture, horses,
cows, Jewelry. Dun ureon, lis, tsaraer om
SALARY LOANS.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
AT CHEAPEST RATES IN CITY
AN OPPORTUNITY" to take advantage of.
We mano no startling, sensational an
nouncements of rate "cut In two." We
don't do business that wny: neither does
niivlio.lv else. OUR REDUCED RATES
ARE THE LOWEST. You can borrow on
your personal Note, without Jlortgage,
iminmer. or Puhlltltv. Our Special Pay
ment Plan surprises them all and soon
pets you out or ueoi. very ninci oiucc,
easily fniir.d. Come nnd see us.
AMERICAN LOAN CO.,
Room 001, Dee Hldg.
X MS20
MONEY . . MONEY
LOANED SALARIED I'iSUt'lit,.
W. ..In.n.r nf tn nr en I . VPOU I red.
LOWEST RATES. EASY PA Y Mil NTS and
STRICTLY CO.NKlIil';. iiau
nMim rnt?niT i-n .
Room 520, Fifth Floor. New York Life 111 riff.
OAt.JIIV LOAN'S.
ir .ni. am .mnini' hi' n resiionsllile firm
we win loan you sums irum iu m iw n
your note nt much cheaper and easier
r.-ites limn elsewhere. Of this wo are
positive. Absolutely no charges for papers
vanillic iiu.lnrtr.l frnin amount desired
Easiest partial pnyments. Reliable Credit
Co., room sus i-axion m. a-.uw
Mns'KV loaned snlarled neonle holding per
mnnent pcjltlon with responsible concern
upon their own nnmes without teciirlty:
easv pavments. Tolmnn, Room 440, Hoard
of 'J ratio mug., juin anu I' arnam ais.
X 794
1U1SINI1SS CIIAM'U.S.
$150 CASH or easy payments buys 2.1 strictly
lawru; (niciicu sioi marnines iar urinKH,
cigars or cash; will earn 12 nnd upward
wecKiy eaen. I'.uri. uinrn .v 1.0., t-'urnl
turo Manufacturers, (.nicago, 111,
Y-813
WANTED, good man to do canvassing In
tno country: goou pay lor rigni man. ah
dress 1- . nee. i miw
FOR SALE, r.U-1,000 stock of siloes cheap
for ensn. v.. u. 4oyes, .Missouri vauoy
la. x Altxti l
IF YOU want to make money buy Lend
vllle mining '.stocks. Write Powelb &
Smith, brokers, Icadviue, uolo,
Y-S1209 1,1
A TRAVELING man WISMIIK to quit mo I
road would like an ofllce position with
some reliable fuc firm or other honornble ,
i-tT"-""'. "V" 11'. " i""
S3.0(i0 as Junior nartner later on If agree
nble; best of references. Address G 7, Bee
Y-M243-14'
GROCERY business, big estnbMshed trade.
Enuulro of my agent, Lyman Waterman,
G09 Hee Hldg. Y-M271 14
FOR SALE, bakery, restaurant nnd grocery
cheap If taken at once, Address H 64, Hee,
Y-M336
FOR EXCHANGK.
WILLexchango Chicago vacant for Omaha
vacant or
necessary.
vacant or Improved and pay difference, If
Auurcss u 11, nee.
V.-M299 19
FOU SAI.I'V-llllAL ES'l'ATi:
I1.2.W-SIX-ROOM cnttngo. $1,230 on monthly
payments of 513; north purt of city; house
good repair. V. L. Sulby, Hoard Trade.
RE-M3M 14
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 001 N. Y. LIFE.
RE-T90
THE BEST Investment possible; 320. clear
perfect title, cast Neb., smooth land, good
growth grass, near good market; cost
$2.60 per acre.
610, western Neb., fine grazng lund, $1.2J
per ucr?.
10), smooth land. In Dundy Co., Neb., $173.00
for tho quarter If taken by tho 15th.
210, school land lease. In Antelope Co., 10i
acres In cultivation, very cholco land;
wtll sell at u bargain.
Lyman Watcrmun, 009 Bee Bldg.
' HE M272 1I
DESIRABLE east front lot, residence or
business, 3d block so. depot on 10th. 1111
Vinton. RE M803 V3
RANCH AND FARM lands for salo by tho
Union Pnclllc Railroad company. It. A.
McAUaster land .csmmlfslonor. Union
Pacific Headquarters, Oinahu, Neb.
HE-S15
PROPERTY bought and sold; money
loiucd; rents collected. L. L. Johnson
Co.. 314 So. 16th St. HE-102
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also lire
Insurance, uemis. paxton mis. liu xil
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St.
HU ,VJ
CHEAPEST lot In city of Omaha; C2',i-foot
east front in iscisan s nacuiinn. ni. j.
Kennard & Son, 310 Brown block.
RE-MS93
WHO wants It? Omaha property In cx
cnango ror Hint, ot uc.iver. Appiy 10
owner, C09 S. 29th st, RE-M20S 17
SPECIAL 60 acres west of Elmwood park
only 0 miles irom r. u.. owner ubhs no
an acre, but wants offer. The Byron
Reed Co., 212 S, 14th St. RE-233-14.
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health find prompt relief.
Box 232. Omaha, Neb. Confidential.
-793
Opcrntlons for uterlno troubles unncees.
sury. Address 348 Bee Bldg,, Omaha. Nob.
-Mi-91
V1RTUAMA cures Impotency resulting
from indiscretions or debility, gives vi
tality, vigor, restoring desires, ambitions,
aspirations nf youth, health, Ilttlng for
success, hnpptuess in business; profes.
slonal, iioclal, married life;; $2, or 3 for $3.
Sent anywhere prepaid on receipt of
price. The Kldd Drug Co.. Elgin. III.
American Oflleo, retutl, wholesale, Mycrs
Dlllon Drug Co.. Omaha; M. A. Dillon.
South Omaha: Davis Drug Co,, Council
Bluffs. Full lino rubber goods,
I ,. , rrr-., .
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717
N. Y. Life.
S01
BOYLES' College, court reporter, principal,
lieu nidg. S03
NEH. Business & Shorthand college, Boyd's
Theater. S03
OHEGa Shorthand. Om, C. Col. 16 A Doug!
-834
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best quick,
est Mrs. A. C, Mark, S. 12. Cor, 17th and
Faruuto. 421
OSTEOPATH V,
JOHNSON Institute, CIS N. Y. I,. Illdg. Tel.
1004! Alice .lohnson D. O.. ladles' dept :
Old V.. Johnson, Osleopathlst, Mgr.
-804
M. ir DONOHt'i:. D. O.. of Still school,
KlrkMvllle, Mo., 091 Paxton 111k. Tel. 1307.
17
l'ATK.NT.S,
INVENTORS, GOT AN IDEA? We handle
pater.ts, copyrights nnd trndo marks; you
give uii tno pare men anu we win uo me
test; modern equipped machine shop and
foundry itt connection; Otllcln! (la.ette on
Hie; guide book free. Mason, Fenwlrk &
Lawrence, patent lawyers, 1400 Howard
st.j tel. 1419, Omaha. J. P. Cronln, repr.
-M170
LOST.
LOST, Tueiday morning, lndles's nllUator
sum purse, between nosion store nnd
Omaha Hee: had some change, souvenir
rolns. owner's cards, etc; purse valued hi
Chrlctmns gift. Kindly return to Miss
Hungate, Ueo office, and recti vo reward.
Lost-SCO
LARGE Spaniel, from 1113 Georgia nveuue.
jiciurn ana claim rewaru.
I.ost-M3'i0 i:'
A SUITARLE reward will bo paid for In
formation lending to uv recovery of
phaeton, running gear dark red and black,
stolen January "10, from corner lsth and
Davenport sts. Thos. II. Smith. 2411 North
19th st. Lost-,170 13
DRESSMAKING.
MRS. JEFFRIES KEMP. 404 Paxton Hlk.
Telephone Z4Z0. M 5S4-J27
HI liny AMI TAXIDERMY.
STOCK'S Bird Store. 1003 Leavenworth.
TICKET IIHOKHH.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. H. Phil-
bin, 1505 l- nrnam. Telephone im. sua
STAMMERING AM) STUTTERING.
CURED. Julia VaVighn, 430 Ratngo Hldg.
8W
NICKEL PLATING.
OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bldg. Tel. 2333.
MG18
LAl'NUItV.
OMAHA Stenm Laundry; shlrtn. 7c; collars,
:c; curts, 10. 17W J.eavcnwor-.u. -rei. bit.
79S
Fi:il.MTimi2 REPAIRING.
TEL. 1331. M
S. Wnlklln, 2111 Cuming St,
SOS
HPIIIIEIt STAMPS.
BADGES, medals. Om. Pl't. Co., Bee Hldg.
Tel. 25.1 M-till
DANCING SCHOOL.
THE winter term nt Morand's Dancing
school begins this week. Adul's. Tuesday
and Friday, S p. 111.; 12 lessons, gentlemen.
$8; Indies, 10. Private lessons day and
evening. M-222 Fll
PAAVNIIItOKEIIS.
EAGLE Loan Ofllce, reliable accommodat
ing; all business conlldentlul. 1301 Douglas,
-811
CARPENTERS AND .lOlillERS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly attended to. J. T. Ochiltree. 20th
nnu luku om. oiu
PORTO Popular Tourn
RICO Feb. Sand 1C. March 'J. Hint
l rated proarani; 24 days, all lpeiises, $1W
Raymond & Whltcomb, 103 Adorns St.. Chicago
POSTOFFICB NOTICE.
'
Should bo rend DAILY by all Interested, as
chanEcH may occur 111 any nine.
Foreign malls tor 1110 weeic ending .innu
,,-v 10 1W1 will close (PROMPTLY 111 all
' c 1'nVlS as follows
pAHf5Bi,s POST MAILS oloso ONE HOUR
i:aRLIER than closing tlmo shown bo ow
Parcels Post Malls for Gormaliy close at
5 n. m. on Janunrv 14 ner s. h. Trnve. Jan
uary 10 per h. s, kocim ami 011 junuary i
per s, h. rnoenicia.
Regular and Supplementary malls close
at Foreign iirnncli luur nour laier man
closing time shown below.
Trnns-A tlnntle NInlIx.
TUESDAY At S a. tn. (supplementary 9-30
u. m.) lor KURuru, per h. h. 'J rave, via
Kouinnmptnn nun Jiremcn (man ror ire
land must bo directed "ner s. s. Trnve").
WEDNESDAY At 8:30 u. m. (supplemen
tary 10 n. in.) for EUROPE, per s. s.
Germanic, vln Queenstown: ut 8:30 11. m.
(sunnlementnrv 10 a. in.) for EUROPE.
per h. s. Noordland, via Southampton
(man must 00 cnrecicu "per s. s. isooru
lnnd").
THURSDAY-At 7 11. m. for FRANCE,
SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN. POR
TUGAL. TURKEY, EGYPT. GREECE.
BRITISH INDIA nnd LORENZO MAK
gUEZ, per s. s. La Champagne, via Havre
(mall for other parts of Europe must bo
cnrecicu "tier a, s. l.a 1 namnagne 1.
SATURDAY At 8 n. tn. for NETHER
LANDS, per s. b. Snaariulani (mail must
bo directed "per s. u. Spaurndam'-); nt 8
a. m. for ITALY, per s. s. werru, via
Naples (mall must bo directed "per s. h.
Worra"): at 10:30 a. m. (supplementary li
m.) for EUROPE, per s. a. Umbrla. via
Queenstown; ut 12 m. for DENMARK di
rect, per h. s, Norge
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. This steamer
nines rnnicii .Matter, c ommcrcini ami
Sumples for Germany only. The same clnas
of mall maiter for other parts of Europe
will not be sont by this ship unless
specially directed by her.
After the closing of the Supplementary
Trans-Atlantic Mails named nbove addi
tional supplementary mulls ura opened on
tho piers of tho Amorlcnn, English,
French and German steamers and remain
open until within Ten Minutes of the
hour ot sailing of steamer.
Mulls for South nnd Cent nil Aincrlfti,
West Indies, Etc.
TUESDAY At 9 n. in. for PORTO RICO,
per s. s, Mae, vln San Juan; ut 9:30 p.. m
(supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for CENTRAL
AMERICA (except Costa Rica) and
SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS, per s. s City
of Washington, via Colon (mall for Guate
mala tnuBt bo directed "per s, b. Cltv of
"Washington"); nt 12 m. for NORTHERN
BRAZIL, per b. h. Dominic; nt 6:30 p. m
for JAMAICA, per a. s. Admiral Dewey,
from Boston; nt "ll p. m. for NASSAU,
per steamer from Miami, Fla.
WEDNESDAY At S 11. m. for BERMUDA,
per E. s. Trinidad; nt 9:30 a. m. for 1NA
OUA and HAITI, per s. h. Lauenb lrg, at
12 m. fur rtTRA. f'AMl'KCHR. Vl'f'A.
TAN. TABASCO and CHIAPAS, ner s. s
Havana, via Havana and Progreso (mall
ror oilier parts or Mexico must he ill
reeled "per s. s. Havana"); at 11 p. in.
for JAMAICA nnd PROVINCE OF SAN
TIAGO, CUBA, per s. s. Admiral Samp
son, from Phlladclnlila.
THURSDAY-At 12 m. (supplementary 12.30
p. m.) for NAHHAl , IRANIAN A M o and
SANTIAGO. CUBA, ner K. n. Hantlnco.
SATURDAY At 5:30 a. in. for BRAZIL.
AROENTINE REPUBLIC. URUGUAY
nnd PARAGUAY, per n s. Hcvellus imall
for Northern Brazil must be directed "per
s. b. uevenus- j; at 11 a, in. (supplementary
11. m.i lor visrarr.iA nnu ui'iia
CAO, per s. b, Maracnlbo (mall for
Havanll a and Carthageim must bo dl
reeted "per s. s. Muracnlboi; at 9 a. m. for
PORTO RICO, per p. s. Ponce, via San
Juan; at 9:30 a. m. (supplementary 10 n.
m.l for ST. THOMAS, ST. CROIX. LEE
WARD nnd WINDWARD ISLANDS and
DEMERARA. per s. s. Fontnbelle; at 10
a. in. (supplementary 10:30 a. m.) for
FORTUNE ISLAND. JAMAICA, SAVA
NILLA. CA RTI I AG EN A and GREY-
TOWN, per s. b. Alleghany (mail for
Costa Rica must be directed "per s. s
Alleghany"): nt 10 u. m. for HAITI, per
s. s. Jeanne (mall for Curacao, Trlnldnd. !
Venezuela. British nnd Dutch Gular.a
must be directed "per s. s. Jennnt"); nt
10 a, m. for CUBA, per s. s. Mnrro Castle,
via Havana; ut "ll p. m. for NASSAU,
per Bteutner from Miami, Fla.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
Sydney, nnd thenco by steamer, close ut,
this otllce dally at 11:30 p. m. (connecting
close here every Mondnv. Wednesday and
Saturday) Malls for Mlqueloti, by rail lo
Boston, and thence by steamer, closo at
this ofllcu dnlly nt 6:30 p. in. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla., and
thence by steamer, close at this ofllce
dally at G a. m. (the erminctlng elopes
aro on Sunday, Wednesday tind Frldav)
Malls for Mexico City, overland, unless
specially addressed for dispatch by
l.lfmer, close nt this ofllce dally at 1 30
p, in and 11 p, m. Malls for Costa Rlra.
Ilerizc, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala by
POSTOFI'ICE NOTICE.
ril! to New Orleans, and thenro by
slqiltiT, close nt this oftlce dally nt 1.39
P m (I'otinei'tlng close? here Mondays for
I'i'lUe. Puerto Corte?. and Guatemala and
T.esdavs for Costn fllcn). "Reiflstcred
mall closed at 0 p, m previous dn.
Trinis-Pni'ltlo stalls.
Malls for China, Japan and Philippine
isinnus. via racoma. Close nere uauy ni
0.30 p. ni. up to January "13, Inclusive,
for dlsnateh ner s. s. Glenozle.
Mall for China, Japan and Philippine
isianus, via racomn. rioc nere uauy ai
fi:30 p. m. up to January IRth, Inclu'lv,
for illsnntfn nor a. s. fllvnitilil
Mails for Australia (except West Australia),
iew .ciiiaiui. jinwau, j'Ui anu fnnio:in
Islands, vn San Francisco, close hefo
dally at G.30 11. m. January Gth uti3 tin
tn January l&tli. Inclusive, or on day of
arrival of s s. Campania, due nt New
York Januarj 19th, for dispatch per s. .
Sonoma.
Malts for Hawaii, China. Japan and Philip
pine islands, vln San Francisco, close here
dally nt 0:30 p. m. up to January Mvth,
Inclusive, for dlspnlch per 3. s. Hong
Kong Mum,
Mulls for China nnd Jannn. via Vancouver,
close here dally nt G:30 p m. up to Janu
ary 22, Inclusive, tor dispatch per s, s.
EmpresH of Japan (registered mall must
be directed "via Vancouver").
Mnlls for Hawaii, Japan, Chlir nnd Philip
pine Islands, via Han Francisco, clow
here dally at 0:30 p. in. up to January
'7. Inclusive, for dispatch per s. w. China.
Malls for Australia (except West Austrnlln,
which goes via Europe, und New Zealand,
which goes via San Francisco), and Fill
Islands, via Vancouver, close here dally
at tfi.'to p. in. after January IS nnd up to
Febrimry "2, Inclusive, for dispatch per
s. s. Aorangl (supplementary molls. "la
Seattle, c'osc at (1:30 p. m. February 'Ml.
Trnns-Puclllc nmlls nrc forwarded to port of
salllni; dully nnd the schedule of closing
Is arranged on the presumption of their
uninterrupted overland transit. Regis
tered mall closes at 6 p. m previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
Postmaster
Poslomce, New York, N. Y.. January 11.
1901.
LEGAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
Entire Is brrebv clven thnt the nnn:ml
meeetlng of the stockholders of Thn Bee
Building company win ue neiu ni 4 o c:ock
p. m., Tuesday. January 15, 1901, nt the
ofllce of said eotnpanv In The Hee uulldlng,
nrnulin for the election of a board of dl-
rcctom for the ensuing year and the trans
action of such other business as may prop
erly come before such meeting. Hy order of
the president. C. C. HUSK WAT Kit,
Dec23d23t
RAILWAY TIME TARLES.
IfAVSAS CITY. 8T. JO
scph & Council Bluffs
flnllrond "The Hurling
ton Routo" Ticket Ofllce,
1502 Fnrnam Street. To r
phone. 260, Depot, Tenth
and Mason StreMS, Tele
phone, 12E
Leave. Arrive.
Kansas City Day Ex. .a 9:20 am a 6:2.1 pm
Kansas City Nlclit F.x ..ii(i:30 11m a 6:15 am
St. Louis Flyer for -t
josepn anu at Louts.. a g:io pm alias am
11 uauy.
BURLINGTON & MIS
sourl River Rallroad-
"The Burlington Route"
uenerai otllces. North
wcet Corner Tenth and
Farnnm Streets. Ticket
Oflleo 502 Fnrnam Street
i'elenhone. u. Hurlliigton Station. Tenth
and Macon streets, Telephone, 128.
. Leave. Arrive,
Lincoln. Hnstincs and
McCook a S: 10 nm a 7:3j nm
Lincoln, Denver, Colo
rado, utnh. California. a 4:2j pm a 3:00 pm
Lincoln & Black Hills, .n 9:00 11m a G:4S nm
Montana. Puget Sjund..n 9:00 pm a 0:45 am
Lincoln ensi .Man o 3:w pm a v.ii nm
Wymore, Hentrlco and
Lincoln a 8:40 am bll :55am
Denver, Colorado, Utah
and California a G:45 nm
South Bend, Louisville.
Plattamouth b 3:35 nm b11:05am
Ft. Crook, Plattsmouth
and Pacillu Junction.. a 7:00 pw. 8:20 am
Bellevtie Plattmouth
and Pacll c Junction.. nl2:10 r.I
a Dnlly. b Dally exeem Sunduy.
CHICAGO, BURL1NOTON
K: Qulncy Railroad "The
Hiirllngton Roitti' Ticket
Ofllce 1502 Farnau Street.
Telephone, 250. Depot,
Tenth nnd Mason Streets.
Telephone, 128.
ijcavc. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe-
eial a 7:00 am alo: pm
Chicago VesUbuled Ex. .a 4:00 pm n 7:46 am
Chicago Local Exprcss.a 9:30 am 11 4.05 pm
Chicago Limited a 7:50 pm n 7:45 nm
FnBt Mall a 215 Pnl
a Dally
FREMONT. ELKIIORN it
Missouri Valley Railroad
"Tho Northwestern
Line" General Ofllces.
United States National
Bank Bldg., S. W. Corner
Twelfth nnd Farnam Sts.
Ticket Office. 1401 Farnam St. Tel. 561. Da
pot, 15th und Wobster Sts. Tel. 1438.
Leave. Arrive.
Black Hills, Deadwood
Hot Springs 1 3:00 pm a 8:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper and
Douglas d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm
Hastings, York, David
City, Supprlor, Geneva,
Exeter and Soward b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norfolk, Vcrdlgro and
Fremont b 7:30 am bl0:23 nm
Lincoln. Wnhoo nnd
Fremont b 7:30 am b!0:S!5 an
Fremont Local c 7:30 nm
n Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day only, d Dally except Saturday, o
Dally except Monday.
CHICAGO & NORTII-
westorn Railway "Tin
Northwestern Line" --
City Ticket Ofllce, 1401
Farnam St. Telephone.
501. Depot, Tenth ami
Mnrcy Sts. Telephone 029.
i.cavc. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe-
cfal n 7:00 am all:30 pm
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm a 3:10 am
Eastern Express, Des
.Moines, Mursnautowii.
Cedar Rapids and
Chicago al0:55 am a 4:0j pm
Eastern Special, Chi-
cano and East a 4:55 pm a 4:C5 pm
Fast Mall, Chicago to
rimnhn a 2:45 pm
Omahn-Chlcano Llmlt'd.a 7:13 pm a 8:00 pin
Fast Ninu ''
Cedar Rapids Passenger a 5:30 pm
V.... ... ...... !.'.. 1. O'Vl
I'.HBlt'l II LAl'l.-n. " .J. I"."
n Dnlly. I) uauy except aiurauy.
SIOUX. CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad "The North-
stern Lino ' General
Ofllcet.. United Stntea
utionai lianK tiuiiding,
corner Tweiun
rnnm Sts. Ticket
Ofllce. 1401 Farnam St. Telephone 501. De
pot, Tenth and Mnrcy Sts. Telephone 029,
Lenvn Arrlvo.
Twin City Express a 4-' i!5 nm nl0:23 pm
Twin City Limited n 7:35 pm u 8:15 nm
Sioux City Local 11 8:00 am a 3:60 pm
a Daily.
CHICAGO. ST PAUL.,
Minneapolis & Omaha
Railway "The North
western Lino" General
Ofllces, Nebraska Divi
sion, 15th nnd Webster
Sts. City Ticket Ofllce.
1401 Farnam St
Telephone, 561, Depot,
Kill ana weosier bis.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger... n 0:00 am n 9:10 pm
Omaha Passenger 11IDIO urn
Sioux City & North-
east Nebraska a 3:13 pm
n Dnlly
CHICAGO, ROCK ISL
nnd & Paclflo Railroad
"Tho Great Rock Isl
and llouto" Cltv
Ticket Olllce. 1323 Far
nam Street. Telephone,
428, Depot. Tenth nnd
xviarcy his, xeio
phone. 629.
Leave. Arrive.
EAST.
Dps Moines and Daven
port Local a 7 25 nm bll:33 am
Chlcngo Express 1)11:15 nm a S:10 am
Des Moines Local a 4:20 pm a 4:45 pm
Den Moines, Rock Isl
and und Chicago a 7:10 pm n 9:33 pm
Lincoln, Colorado fipgs..
Denver. Pueblo nnd
West , a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm
Colorado,, Oklahoma &
Texas Flyer a 5:20 pin a 9:50 nm
a Dally u uauy except tsununy.
OMAHA AST. LOUIS RAIL
rnail -Onialia. Kansas City
& Eastern Rallrnnd "The
;H ki Ji tjta
mm
gulnoy Route" Ticket Of
lice. 1415 I'arnam St. Tele
phone. 322. Depot, Tenth und
(9.
Leave. Arrive.
St. LoiiIb Cannon Hall
Express n 6:15 pm a 8:20 nm
Knnsas City and Qulncy
Local a 7:00 am a 9;00pm
a uuuy,
MINING IN THE BLACK HILLS
Former Methodist Minister of Dcadwood
Controls Oilt-dged Proposition.
CYANIDE TO TREAT H0MESTAKE TAILINGS
Great Clrnn-t i from Clnm Hell
Omnlia I'nrtle Are Next to n Good
Til I n if To 11 -St nm t Mill Simula
Idle tor Luck of Ore.
DEADWOOD, S. D., Jan. 13. (Speclnl.l-
Ono ot the best propositions In Lawrence
county Is that of the Colorado-Hlack Hllla
Mining company. Rev. C. E. Glddlng, for
merly a Methodist mnlstcr In this city, gen
eral manager. The company has ncqulrrd
large tnlnlng estate In tho Crown Hill
mining district, ten miles west ot this city.
Tho ore occurs In very large flat shoots,
running In values from $1 to $40 per ton
gold. The company has decided to erect a
cynnlde plant In the spring. A wnter right
nns uccn purcnased below tho ground,
where the plant will be built. The tiro will
be convoyed from tho mine to the plant by
a gravity tramway.
Captain William McLaughlin and asso
ciates of Spearfish havo finished a cyanldo
plant neir Crook City, on Whltowood creek.
nnd It will bo started up as soon as the
weather will permit. Tho plant will treat
the old Homcstakc tralltngs which have ac
cumulated In n great bar for a number of
years. Tho tailings run high In values.
Tho process of treating them will bn very
simple. They nre already crushed fine
enough to bo Immersed In the cyanide so
lution In the tanks, They will be dumped
Into tho tnnks by teams and scrapers. There
will bo n number of cyanide plants nlong
Whltowood creek during tho coming season.
A Lead company has recently hern or
ganized for the purpose of creating a large
plant with 200-ton dnlly "capacity. There
are mnny millions ot tons of tailings along
tho creek, which are easily cyanlded nnd
they offer unusually good chnncca for In
vestment. The tailings hnvc become quite
thoroughly oxidized. As soon ns the Homr
stnlio company's new 1. 200-ton cynnldo
nlnnt is In operation tho tailing:) Hint nre
carried down tho creek will bo practically
worthless. Tho Omaha Mining company hns
a good proposition at tho Whltowood falls,
under which u tunnel Is being run to strike
n rich deposit of placer gold nnd tailings.
Brother .Mnkc Great Clriimiii.
The Hebcrt Hros. of Custer county aro
nuikltiG great cleanups from tholr Clilrn
Dell gold mine, which Is located about two
miles enst of Orevllle. Tho last cleanup
from a two-Btnnip tretnalnc mill gave a
gold brick said to havo been worth $400.
Tho mlno is proving lo bo n wonder. Tho
shaft, which Is following down a big ore
shoot, has reached a depth of 150 feet. Tho
mlno continues to yield rich specimens of
gold, n number of very rich ones having
been found In tho post few days. The oro'
vein Is about thirty feet wide. Tho owners
aro threo German brothers, who have held
onto their ground for h number of ycnrB.
Adjoining their mlno on tho east Is the
St. Elmo mine, owned by Omaha parties.
Tho St. Elmo Bhoot ot oro was worked out
up to the division line nnd thoro tho Ho
ueris commenced wonting it. it wnn a
cloar pickup for them. The St. Elmo com
pany had an opportunity at ono tlmo to
buy the Hcberts out very cheap, but tho
company failed to do It, nnd ns a conso-
quenco tho St. Elmo ten-stump mill snndB
Idle loday tor lack of ore. Tho Hebertn
propoEc to work their mlno until they loy
away sufllclcnt capital tn erect a largo
Mump mill. They own somo good tin pros
pects near their mine.
Men 111 Hoist for fmperlul.
Tho Eteam hoisting plnnt for the shaft
of tho Imperial Mining company hns ar
rived from Denver and It Is being Installed.
This company Is sinking a nliaft upon somo
newly ncqulred ground in Blacktnll gulch.
Oro Bhoots havo been worked extensively
on thn Bouth end of tho ground, espoclnlly
on tho American Express group, owned hy
tno samo company. Work is ooon to com
menco on the 100-ton cynnldo plant to be
built by this compnny In this city.
Tho Chicago and Two Bit mlno In tho Two
Bit district is being plnced in shape nnd
Binning will 110 resumed very -soon. Ths
Hardin companies of Two Bit now have am
ple capital with which to develop all of their
properties.
Central City parties nro negotiating for
the uso of tho Dakota company's cyanide
plant nt that place. Tho Dakota company
mado Its first experiment there nnd It hns
now been decided to erect a larger mill
Deadwood.
Tho University Mining company, whose
stock is hold nlinost exclusively In South
Dakotn, has Just purchased additional mln
ing ground In Custer county, on Spring
creek. 'Ilio ground has been devoloned
showing n ledgo of freo-mlllins oro that
runs from $0 to $18 per ton, gold. The
ledgo is an extension of tho Grand June
tlon oro load, which has been opened Into
at tho Grand Junction mlno to a depth of
100 feet. On this new ground thoro Is
live-stamp mill, which was run successfully
It .VI I, WAY TIME TABLES.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Itallrond-CIty Tlcknt Of
flee. 1102 Farnam Street
Telephone, 245. Depot
Tenth and Murcy Streets,
Leave, Arrive,
Chicago Express . .
...a 7:00 am nll:25 pm
. .. a 7:45 pm 11 S;0J um
Chicago Limited ..
Minneapolis and
frit,
i-nui fixprcss ...
MiiincnpolU and
. .b 7:00 am h n-tn .,.
.....
Paul Limited
a 7:15 nm n 8:0.1 nm
Fort Dodge Locnl from
Council Bluffs b 1:30 nm n f ir. n.
run juuk' i.ui'ui irani
Council hhiITh a 6 00 am
n Dully, b Daily except Sunday.
UNION PACIFIC-"THE OVER
lin.l Ilnllt" riniiftrn I I101....U
N. E. Cor. Ninth and Furnnin
Slrectu. city Ticitet Ulllce, 1324
, Farnam Street. Telephone, 310.
Depot. Tenth anu Murcy Sts,
'i ciepnoue, u..
Le.ivo. Arrive.
Tho Overland Limited, n S;20 am a 7:30 pm
Th Phlcnpo Portland
Special a 8:0 am n 7:30 pm
The Fast Mall a 8:50 am 11 3:23 pm
The Mall and Express ,ull:33 pm 11 4:23 pm
Lincoln, iienincn nun .
Stromsburg Express.. 1 itOj pm bl2:30 pm
Tho Pacific. Express.... a 4:21 pm
The Atwntlc Express... n 0:50 nm
Grand Island Local... b 5:30 pm b 9:33 nm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
WABASH RAILROAD
Ticket Olllco, 1415 Farnam
Street. Telephone, 322. De
pot, Tenth and Murcy Sts.
Telephone, C29.
Leave. Arrive.
St. LouIb "Cannon Hall"
Express a 5:0j pm a 8:20 am
a Dally.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road General Ofllces nnd
Ticket Ofllces, Southeast
Corner 14th nnd Douglas
Sts. Telephone, 104, Depot,
Union Station.
Leave. Arrive.
Louis and Kansas
City Express ul2:?2 am " C'25 Prn
K. if., St. L. Express... al0:50 pm a 6:15 am
Leave from lfi'n
Webster Streets:
MMirnska Local.
Weeping Water h 4:10 pm al0:43 am
n Dally, b Dnlly except Sunday.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
& Ht Paul Rallway-Cltv
Milwaukee
Ticket Ofllce. 1501 Fnrnam
Street, Telephone, 281.
Depot, Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone, 629,
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Limited Ex. .a 6:00 pm a 8;05 am
Chlcngo & Omaha Ex. b 7.15 um b 3:40 pm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday,
V
St.
In the early days. The company has also
purchased tho Yerkes plncer mlno on Ten
derfoot creek, half a inllo cist of the Grand
Junction mine. This mlno has never been
worked oer nnd tho compnny will ground
slulco nbotit half n mllo of creek early In
tho spring. A shaft has been started on ft
ledgo of quartz ore on the University group
near the Yerkes placer. This ledgo Is 11
continuation of the Old Hill lodo.
Tho Black Hills Porcelain Clay and MarblJ
company of Detroit, Mich., has Just pur
chased $4,000 worth of mnchlncry to bo
used for qunrrylng out marble from a largo
quarry cast of Custer. Two gnngsnws
were purchased and within thirty days tho
plant will bo Instnllrd and marble tn differ
ent colors will bo ready for tho market.
Tho compnny owns n mllo and n quarter
of mnrbto, pronounced n superior quality.
Tho ledgo hns been stripped coiisldcrnbln
dlstnnco nnd a shaft shows tho ledgo to be
over forty feet thick. The company Is
preparing to patent most of Its ground.
Another carload of mica was shipped from
Custer this wcok by the Chicago Mien com
pnny. Tho Daly mien mlno has been pur
chAscd by this company and It Is showing
up Fomo remarkably lnrgo books of mica,
considered tho largest ever mined In tho
Blnck Hills. Thin samo company Is also
tnkliiir out mica from tho Monarch mine.
There seems to bo a hilea craio In Custer
county nt present. It Is surprising how
many old mien prospects thcro nre scattered
all over tho country, Regular shipments of
mica aro being mado from tho New York
mine.
.liny Menu Another Greitt .'Mine.
Excavations for the hoisting works that
ro to bo erected by tho Belt Development
company of Colorado Springs havo been
commenced. Machinery for tho hoist has
Iready commenced to nrrlvn nnd It Is ex
pected thnt work on the shaft will bo in
progress by tho first of March. Work upon
ho hoist buildings will be commenced this
week. Tho sinking ot this shaft will ho
watched with unusual Interest, for It means,
erhaps, tho making of another great mlno,
Threo tlu companies have recently been
rgnnUed to opcrato In tho Hear Gulch
In district, liflcen miles west of this
Ity. Two of tho companies will dovelop
properties and tho third company will
undertake to treat tho ore. This district
a almost wholly undeveloped, but It shows
very rich stirfaco ores. For years rnsslter
ltc, or stream tin, has been mined lu ttvj
reeks. Tho Dendwood-Hear Gulch Mining
ompnny hns been reorganized by capitalists
of l'corla and Chicago, III., and tho Gold
Coin company has been organized lo de
velop new property.
Colonel James A. Cln,rk of Keystone, gen
eral manager of tho Golden Return Mining
company, hns gono to Detroit. Ho will
nrrnnge to start up his company's work-
tigs, nbout ono mllo northwest ot Key
stone. Two shafts havo been sunk 100
feet each, on n good ledgo of frcc-rallling
ore.
CAN'T COMPETE WITH AMERICA
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TrniiMntliintli; Competitors.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. In compliance
with spncl.il Instructions from tho Stato
department Consul General Mason at. Berlin
has BUbmltted a report ECtltug forth the
restrictions plnced upon tho publication ot
advertisements for certain American prod
ucts by trado journals In Germany.
Tho movement, stales tho consul genoral,
dates back to 1S9B, when tho growing com
petition of Amorlcnn bicycled Icgan to alarm
tho German makers to a considerable ex
tent. It woh nt first attempted to Hecuro an
advance In tho rato of duty on American
wheels, but falling In this, tho association
of German manufacturers adopted tho plan
of bnycottltic, no fur as possible, adver
tisements of Amorlcnn wheels nnd blcyclo
parts In tho trndo papers of tho country.
Theso trndo Journals wero given to under
stand that they were to chooso between tho
pntronago of German blcyclo makers and
tholr foreign competitors, especially thoso
of America. Under this prcssuro most, If
not nil, of tho German blcyclo publications
refused to nccept American advertisements
and still malntnln their restriction.
Consul General Mason also state3 that a
move to llkowlso excludo American sewing
machlno advertisements oven In tho dally
press was set afoot. As far aa tho dally
newspapers wero concerned this movement
failed, as tho papers refused to bo bound
by such n nnrrow policy nnd freely accepted
ndvortlsomcnts of American products on ths
camo terms as thoso of natlvo origin. Somo
of tho trndo publications, however, which
nro dependent upon tho patronage of tho
homo trado havo been forced Into excluding
Amotl-an advertisements of this character.
NEW BIDS FOR ARMY BLANKETS
War Di-imrtiiM'iit Rejects All Proffer
mill Order tluiii-teriiiiinter'N De
partment to Head vertlxc.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. Bids wero re
cently opened by tho officers of tho quar
termaster's department In Philadelphia,
Boston, Chicago and San Francisco for 50,
000 blankets for the uso ot the army. Tho
lowest bid received wns that of Georgo
Campbell of Philadelphia, who formerly
held a similar contract with tho govern
ment and whoso business was recently
placed In tho hands of n receiver. It has
been alleged that ono of tho causes of hU
failure In business was thn rejection by the
government of blankets delivered by him
under his former contract.
It was announced nt tho Wnr department
today that all tho bids recently received for
blankets had been rejected "owing to nn
apparent mlsunderstnndlng on tho part of
tho bidders as to tho government's require
ments" nnd that Instructions had been U
eucd to the officers of tho quartermaster's
department to rc-ndvcrtlso for now bids for
thn blankets desired, nbout 50,000 In num
ber. BIG GUSHER DOWN IN TEXAS
Well S u nl.' Ni-nr Snlilne Pn Prod ac
inic l.'.IMIO Hiii-itI n Day, All of
Which Got to AViihIc.
PITTSBURG, Pa.. Jan. 13. J, M. Gulfcy
hnB mado tho most Important oil discovery
of tho last ten years. LtiBt Thursday noon
ho drilled In n mighty pusher In south
eastern Texas, located on a 3,800-ncre tract,
eighteen miles from Bnblno Pass, on tho
Hablno river and fourteen miles from Port
Arthur, In Jefferson county. Tho well was
drilled In Thursday noon und tho first tele
gram Mr. Gulfcy received from hla super
intendent wns at 10 o'clock on Prldny morn
ing, stating that tho well hud been drilled,
In and was flowing tho full of. the six-Inch
casting, estimated 15,000 barrels a day. No
Innkagn had been provided nnd at tho tlmo
named tho well had not Ken brought under
control and tho oil was running 5n n stream
Into tho Suhlno river. This well Is located
about 240 miles southenHt of tho Corslcana
Held and tho nil In tho samo in specific grav
ity, about thlrty-Huvcn degrecB, but reachod
at a depth of less than 1,000 feet.
Mr. Guffoy stated tonight that ho thought
15,000 barrels ft day would bo a cnnservutlvo
estimate of what tho well Is producing
and thnt It would reach 20,000, which Mould
make It (ho largest In tho world.
Editor' llrotlier lln llt-nrt I)leno,
(Copyright, 1901, by Pp-sh Publishing Co,)
PARIS, Jan. 13. (Now York World Cable
gram Sfecial To'egrum ) Churlcs Elnsbcln,
brother nf the proprietor of tho New York
I'refs, is dangerously 111 hero of heart
disease, complicated with Inflammatlnti of
thn kidneys, Dr. Heftier, a heart specialist,
regards his condition us serious, Mr. Ein
stein's sister, Mrs, Wcndt, habtencd thcro lo
Uiu Invalid's bedside.