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SPECIAL NOTICES
7.7 . """" ,or column
will hm taken until la m. for tho
enlnsi edition nnd nntll Biao p, tn.
tnr mnrilic and Hunday rilltlnn.
l-2c a rrnrtl firm Insertion,
le a rrorA therrntter. Nothing tnLrn
inp ihi than 3fto fur the first tnser
iinn. i nrtt atlvprtUvinrata am be
wmm cnnaecamelr.
Advertisers, by reqneafla
fieresl rheelt, ran have answers ad
areased to a nnmliered letter In ear
mi in nee. .Aasrtcrs an addressed will
bs dellverad arsieatatlVa if lks
It
WANTED SITtATTOX.
WANTED, nnsltlnn In' Mi.nrlnn..,i . .,
lophcr; country bank preferred. D 20,
A M317
wanted male help.
r. -,. , . . . . .
vit.l nrca(' manor at Smith's bakety. 1103
..in in-line, i..ouncii mints, ji ioi
fr'TSir,er'cncci1 "iap a,llcmnti; re-
ply, stating age, experience, references,
uiuiy expccicu. Address C 67, uee.
, n-Mioj
WANTED, young man stenographer; V.nto
ngo and salary. Add. D IS, Uee. D-M7C5
WANTKD, men that would like to be bar
ters; we . will teach the work In two
weeiill"' II'!; 1"lU ?f J0"',". Y."'1 nil'r?12
weekly when competent. Call or write,
Moler Ilarber College, 1023 Knrnam..
I' .MS23 &
-I1I service government positions. About
8.M0 npimlntmeiils madu last year. Prob
ably 10.WO this year. Onlv ' ii rnmmnn
school education reiiulred. Pntalogue of
iniorinaiion jree. uoumman Correspond
ence College, Washington, D. C.
H-MSC1-C
THHY cost J.17.W) per 1,000. and It's cheap,
iov; iney are soiu uy iiealers for rc each,
and that'H cheap, too: consider uimllty und
i "v "' tiu win no ours lorovcr; it s
V" .! r,,.lc'' V umana" cigar, union made.
Save- the bands of tho Stoeclter cigar, we
neru wiem. H--M0X1 10
,ANT,,'.n' traveling nnd advertising mnn
for Nebraska, J15 weekly In start and all
expensed, Mendy position, good route.
A'Jdress Ilnad Manager, 332 Dearborn St.,
wiiivu ovi, .nie'UKO, 111. II NJ u
HAKKHS wanted. I.audcr linking Co.. lSth
nun .MiiHon. ji JI370 7
w a xt k uv i :m a i. t: 1 1 1:
WANTKD, 20G girls. 1S2I Dodgo. Tel. STG.
CO OtltLS, nil kinds work, Cunndlan Ofllcc.
. C-CS3
WANTKD. ladles to lenrn hnlr.ilrxualni?.
mnnlcurlng or facial massage; only four
" it-nuireu. wan or write, Ainier col
lege, iivij rnrnam at, C S
uuut) girl for general housework. 1021
i-ara ave. C MS38 b
WANTKD, a good stenographer. Apply
kiLiitiiiinuii I'rug wn, i. ny.io u
WANTED, girl. 125 8. 36th. No children.
C MRS7 6
WANTKD An experienced Oermnn dry
goods saleswoman, one commanding
trade, to go In state. Nono but A 1
clerk need apply. Stnte salary. Address,
v, aiso 5
for,A''nSr"' bousework; good wages.
WANT good dressmakers at 1020 Dotig'ns.
C MI5J K
FOR IlKXT-lltHISKS,
IF YOU want your houses well rented place
them with Ucnewa & Co. D CSI
MO,n'R rM' fet "h Van Storago
Co., oinco 15U',4 Fnrnum, or tel. 1M9-S03.
. D-frSj
1 w n r- r m ' " 1
"xzai?inrVz"avm. .?;. city.
o.v uuuiu un aireet.
fr-0 "
HOUSES, stores. Uenils. Paxton block.
D-67
8KB HKNHY 11, PAYNK, C01 N. Y. IAFI
IIOUSKS, etc. F. D. Wend, 1D24 Douglas.
D-CS9
HOUSKS and flats, ningwalt. IJarker block
, u '3)
HOUSES wanted. Wnllace, Urnwn block.
D-H.U
8K9'V urlc.k ll01"0' 'notlern. 2717 JacksonT
Telephones A. Traynor, 491 or L,-25S3.
D-C91
10-IlOOM. east front, brick house. 3PS N. 22d
St., near Davenport. Inquire next door.
D-M279
KSU S''7,N.Ts1,0,lf. '"rt I'nrn nil modern:
National unnic I.ldg. W" MCr
FOn HUNT, nice 6-room nmCcrti Hat with
D-U7S S
THKKR rooms. 2311 Marry.
D-070 a
MODERN, In good condition; rent. ".V
note how close In this house Is to be mod
n..nK,.nl'1 ''i'0"..!1 ,H.U 'rgaln; want
j . ii-Mtiiii, imiii luirrPiires.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO.
10th and Douglas Sts.
D M732
V "v,"'''' cl"nt furnished In 24
miiir., i.ini juur nouses w i me. Mv
I
HKATON, 423 1'AJCTON UI.OCIC.
Xi "VI8t
iw'j :'pl,'rat)le 5-rtom house, with
riX. i .A i V, J""or serv ce, in nnu gasoline uus ness, cstnb shed 13
s Pn'J',1 ,l,li"B' "Pl'OfJto city hall. $15. years, controls COO customers; routo In
Znr' AMnLVl'1 nice shade tr.es heart of city; team, harness and oil
JOHN' W imum vi? " K?,,ix.lw t?.nks' wnK0."' M. S-K"1- cn,ls nl "very.
ium.-n . itOUUINS, 1M. FAHNAM ST. th ng comn ete:' on excentinnni ,t.
F'1 .S.,,t. 11 rooms, modem, steam 13,1 H,V chiropodist; corns and supertlu
heat. on highest ground In Omaha. 14 ."s ""'r, removed by electricity. R. 12,
block from park. Key next door south Frenzer block, U-713
D-SI4
VKRY desirable flat In good repair, well
ocnted. m. J. Kennard it Son. l" Hrow"
D-.S9I
MY RE8IDKNCE for rent; Hanscom imrk-
1.125 S. 32d; phono 2113. Atl IresB Mrs I '
D. Vogel, JCth and Wulnu 1 ' U
D-MSSl-fl.
FOR RENT.
"J Wirt street. 10 rooms, modern, In first-
"tt. iirgo narp, $10.
N. ISth St., 12 rooms, modern, two large M;SR'jD.VA?f & .CO.. onlv perfect ar
mrns Just the place for par y rut nlng ?r,,,,n" ,,,V'il.Un.B B1"."1 1,1 ,ho wo"'i """11
transfer or dray m- J2S niiimoi, oriJl:r8 solicited. Hulto M, Douglas block
Mil N. 201 h St., 10 oii
!.' r""l St., 10 (ooms. modern, brlek. In
urst class repair, $20.
nni i',. ,!h ,8,V s rooms, modern; will be
put In ilrst class repair; $1S.
iLi-'i, 27,11 i9'" tvo-story, 7 rooms, city
water; good repair; $15.
"tn. '.f'iSr..!'- .? r,,H"'s. modem, brick, In
,.!.; ;il.!?..ii,V,..b rnu, modem; In first
2123 Cass St., 10 rooms, modvrn, Ilrst c'ns
114 S 3M S room."-.r k,.i, i . 1
rei.i'li" " , rooms' modem, brick, In good
repair, wo.
arPn0,," AVP-n5T0mH- mndCrn' W,,h '
M
K!I,,opPol.Ptou Ave- 10 rdom',i modern, with
unrni 5,
623 So. 20th St., fi rooms, city' water, good
repair; $16.
BRENNAN-LOVE CO,,
309 80. 13th St.
D-MS93 10
i uit rl.nt, lis Park Ave., s rooms, ex-
V41 ' ""c ",i 1 Vi i. in 1 " V,n
N. Y. Life. Tel, K9. P-M93S 6
CORNER liith and Woofworth nve.. 7-room,
all modern, nice lawn Hnd shade. Whea-
111, ,,. .i- ,111,1,1,1, 4, , . titlllira 1.1,., iiiv
ton, tzn I'nxion nut. D MfiiS
FOH ItKM'-IH RXISHEn IIOOMK,
DEWEY, European hots), 13th and Farnam.
10-6.6
i :
nut hknt-fi 'itMaiiun iiuom.i, mosi:v to i.oax-iieal estate. TZI i ., I , -
. m I- I j v . tr, 1.11 I l 111; I.i
THE THtHSTON, coo, nlry rooms.
THREE rooms, light housekeeping. 1115
South J 1 tli. li BIS
Hoiifokooplng rooms $ up, 2523 St. Mary's.
H-4V) All
n two furnished rooms for gentlemen only.
2010 Davenport. K MS 5 6
rt'lt.MMIHI) ROOMS AM) lltlAllll.
t'TOI'IA 1T21 Davenport St.
I 07
O'NCAIKN. transient. $1.25 Jay. 1C00 Dour
TIIK .Merrlnm, summer resort. 25th & Dodse
K U?9
TWO large front rooms, with hoard. 19
Capitol Ave. K Mf4T
DESIRABLE rooms. Tito Pratt, 212 8. 23th
HI. ! 70 J
DESIRABLE rooms, first-class board. 2S?4
Jlarncy, F M607 A5
mil
HUNT fXKl'lt.MSIinn ROOMS
DESK mom space, $3 per month, ground
floor room In Tho Uee building, facing
iiirnmn sireoi; no expense tor lignt, liea
or junnor service, it, c. refers, fii Co
neiuni Agents, ueo Building. O 118
S UNFURNISHED rhnmhnm tnr Imn.r
keeping; water nnd wasto pipe. 319 N
Ji.wi. U 836
IrOH RENT-Unf nrnlshed rooms, sultubl
for light housekeenlnc Wlthnell llldir
IStli and IlaVn? PsJo janitor 1
0-M9U-8
I'Oll Itn.T STOHKS AM) OKI'ICKS.
KOIt KKNT, store In first-class location
rent reasonitlile. Apply It. C. Peters ft
v,u., grounu noor, uru Uldg. I 2CS
F9,n. !lES,T A'10 ,,u'!',ln,K formerly occu
V , - "10.l f'ra ni. u on:
four stories nnd ji hnspiiinnf wlilli was
formerly used as The Uee press room
mum win no rc.niei very reasonaoiy, 1
Interested apply at once to C. C. Hoso
wuter, secretary, room 1W, Uee building.
1-261
FOIt HUNT, olllco with vault and part firs
Midland Olass &. Paint Co., 1110 Harney
AtJUXTM WANTED,
canvassing agents In every
Vi...n-n..',..Vl,c'1 Huuscripuons ror the
J,WMTII CENTUHY KAIIMEU and
aiUr.fc-KW . CYChOPKDIA OF L.IVK
fir0.cK.""l COMPMOTK STOCK DOC-
i. . , f "Is splendid book contains 1,400
Miii'uriui octavo pJges, wo oblect-tenchlng
engravings niin Is the only book on livu
n. .-1 ui iHiuiisneo nuapieii to the every
lay, prautlcul. money-saving use of ever
farmer and stook owner. Steady employ
nicnt with assured good lnoomu. Agent
In the country with horso and buggy cs
liecla V des red. I iinvnu...- mt, '.ii.
J00 to $100 per month. Address, Century
1-armcr Solicitors' itui-mm n... i.,,n,ir.;
Omnhn ------ ,
J 1ST
WANTKD. rellahlo ft iron t a iln .1.
scripuons for our popular magazine In
connection with new Owens atl.iB; excep
tlonal opportunity; write todav. John
. ' " "ovmn tilfvi; .1 11 U
iinimiiinnir, uepi 1K-A, ISCW VOrK.
J-M971 t
stohaci:.
PACIFIC Stornim nnil U'.irnlmii.n n en
.-. wuiivd, Kviiviui niuiui;e unu iorwaruingi
-701
0M Von St0, Co., lGU'fc Fam. Tols. 1559-ffi3.
-702
NiOKAdlii Household goods and other
uriiuieti siuren at low rates. J. j, Derlirht
WW., A-.uiiuiii ai, xui, Mt, lUJ
VOn SALK-l-'tlllXITUlin.
CIIICAQO Furniture rn . 1IIA nn,i n-.i
-v.v. nt uiiiiiu lurniiure uougnt, sold,
exchanged. O 701
FOIt AI.K-IIOnSKS, 'VKIIIci,US, ETC.
IIGHT omnibus and buggies for sale at II,
. I-rost's. 14th and lcavenworth. P MS23
l'Oll NAI,K-.IISt i:i,I,AM:otI.S.
SAWDUST, cheapest posts, poultry nnd hog
j met:, 1-ruuKiiiH. U 70G
2DHAND Hafo cheap. Derlght, 1119 Fnrnam,
Q-707
SAFES, standard makps.sold.rented. 114 S. 13
Q-7US
UIt line of (.econdhand wheels, $3. $5, $?, $10.
uiiuiiiii im-juiu v.u,, jum unu cuicngo Hts.
Q-709
TUADK your old wheel In nn n ni, n
uiiiiinu uicyciu wo., join una Chicago Sts.
Q 710
CIOAH and news stand, with soda- foun-
inin, uuo mrimuru oi n rooms, good laun
dry puckage business, good locotlon;'narty
huiuFi ii wuii.i,.,, bii v.i-ui. j. it. jonn
son, 841 N. Y. 1.1 fo. Q M470
tunttv for one with smnll rnniini ,,. .,.
Into paying business nulcklv: HU'ttnn nut.
Ing city; must be sold at once. J H.
Johnson, N. Y I.lfc. . Q M6I0
FOR SALE. Iowa unfermented grapo Juice
li ix.Tii nvciiue. WOUU-
'" niiilir. U -MK7.T At?
FIREPROOF safe. Qarvln, 1613 Farnam.
g MH10
Misri:i.i,..Koi's.
life. R-MW9 0
S 'ssswassMSsaasassMsaasai
IMIHSOVAI..
V1AVA. womairs way to health; rational.
It'll Alfidftttwi hmna ls.tMvm.. did ii .
U lit
Sfi
SHOE repairing. M. Spcrduto. tis N. liith.
Bl'PP
BUPPMKS for nil machines: machines for
"nt. wniii. sowing Machine. 16S) Doug.
" 1 ua
PRIVATE hosnllul tnr 111. Una !.. J
J.ViKcc,ol,n,lcmont! tables adopted. 130)
c "10
U-717
V..i. r7-TT : . -
' iVVi"iVi.VVltU "'7 fLKATINO; mall
iin,...r,.; wiimim i iciuing CO.. 1524
C-7H
MME. SMITH, baths.
US N. 15th, 2d floor,
room 2.
WE KKNT sewing mnchlnes for 75 cents
fr """1 ; ivjiiiii- unu sen needles nnd
Hiifiiiim inanuiactured.
I'lione iwa is co. Cyclo Co.. Cor. 15th 11ml
i Harney.
U-137 A16
MOXEY TO IOAX-KEAI, ESTATE.
"'VTK money. F. D. Wcart. 1521 Douglas I
W-VI9
tfom.fhi.dAeTr''
.
$300, $400, iM private money to loan: 1. 2. 3
or 6 ytars. W. U Selby, Hoard of Trado
"1K. t - - V 71-
LOANS on eastern Nebraskn nnd western
uii nirnis ai a per ceni; porrowers can
pay JIM or nnv multlnlx: nnv ini.roa,
"""," ueiiiv. nre uuau-iAive co., ;;i h.
.mil cii,, vjiumiiu, ieu, i 72b
MONEY to loan on Improved Omaha renl
", lirciiuill). I o VO CO,, 3C9 HOllll) .1ti,
W-72J-
W".NTED. cjty ,oans, bonds nnd warrants.
x.iw,hu i.uiiiiiiiiy, j.-arnam street.
W-U'l
WANTED, city loans nnd warrants. V,
Farnam Smith & Co., 1320 Farnam St.
W-72S
$50,000 SPECIAL fund; loans $500 up, lowest
...iv, utmj, uarvin uros,, p.13 Fir.
nam. w 121
THE 031 AHA
" TO 5 I. C money llemls, raxton blk.
W-72'
PRIVATE money. Sherwood. 937 N. V. I
W-730
WANTED, city anil farm lonns; nl?o bonds
and warrants. It. c Peters & Co., 170.'
l uinam St., Ilcc Bldg. W-731
$J0,(O SPECIAL fund; loans $5-0 "up; lowest
rates. Oarvln Bros.. Farnam and tilth,
mi phi
W-SS9
V.-MII I .1 11 L i iiniiK mag.
.MONEY Tt I.OAX-CHATTELi.
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
no loan $10 and up on nirnlturc, pianos,
horses nnd other chatteln.
win, . SALARY LOANS,
vt ilhout mortgage to people holding permn-
tieiit positions, ou can get the money In
" '; hours after making application and
jo pay It back, and you need not pay for
..-.. .,, 1, , T, inoniiis or more in wnicn
w "110 uuj lunger man you scei 11. we
charge nothing for papers nnd wo give
you the full amount In cash. There nre
no lower rates than, ours; our terms are
mc m.-Mi-.-i; our uusmetfl is conn'ieniiai
una our motto is "try to please."
.OMAHA MORTOAOK IXJAN CO..
119 Hoard of Trade llidg. Tel, 22-.5,
3W S. 16th St.
. iJ.'
rnM.'ini!'Ti.M. t.n.vva
On household furniture, idanos. horses.
wngons, etc., In two hours' time; also to
saiarii-ii people on their plain notes, with-
out seciiruy. iasiest
s,1 rlbriSa'llrtelU!!
00m, American Loan Co.. room 312 Hrown
room
block, cor. 10th nnd Douglas Sts.; entranco
011 join 01., opposite 1. m, c. A, Uldg,
. X-733
LAROEST UUSINESS IN LOANS TO
nAi.Atiii;u PEOPLE, merchants, team
sters, Hoarding houses, etc., without se
curity; easiest terms; to olllces In princi
pal cities. Tolman, 110 Hoard of Trade
"iug. X 731
LOANS ON SALARIES, FURNITURE,
nve siock. eic. UUICK servire nnu munxl
rates guaranteed. J. W. TAYLOE. t;i (top
noor; l'avton block, northeast corner 16th
nu rarnam; entranco on 16th street.
X-735
loaned on pianos, furniture. Jew
elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 8. 1J.
X-73S
MONEY lonned on nlnnos. ftirnltiiro. Immn
vun, juniiij. iuu ureon, k. e, uurxer olK
X 737
$1,000.00 TO place quick. M. J.Kennurd &
ouii, nunc 4111, urown PIOCK. X 73S
WE LOAN' money to salaried people on
their note at lou-est rates; "trlctly conll-
dentlal; pay weekly, suml-weekly or
monthly. Room 3u3 l'nxton block, 3d Uoor.
Rollnble Credit Co. X-739
'''J
MONEY loaned on plain note to salaried
vvuuiu; uusiness confidential; lowest rates.
611 Pnxton block. The J. A. Hutton Co.
X 791
THE MOST SATISFACTORY PLACE to
iimne loans on (urniture, piano or saury.
ROOM 314 UROWN 1ILOCK. entranco op
poslto Y. M. C. A. bldg.. ltilh st. Try it
nnu iw nut ou aure ami repeat me nose.
X M519
IIUSIXKSS CIIAXCKS.
FOR SALE or trade, bnlf nr wlin!.. ininr...,
in urug store; nnruwooil lloor, Matthews
kmh mncnine, soua tountulu, etc.; In a
lively county seat. Thyroid-Lymph Co.,
FOH HA LIC. bar nnd fixture.
in, iiiiuuiiiK iununui casn register; good
bargain. Address Lock llox 60, Sidney,
1-.M7HS B"
FOR SALE, elicit). Ihi nil Innn.l rV 111 nnn,l
luiniiiiK uiiilt, musi sen on account of
sudden death. F. Stlchweh, Grand Island,
1 DlblH 7"
FP.11 S.AIjV:' rcstntirant doing good business;
It will pay to Investigate. D 24, Uee.
Y MC 5
A GOOD meat market fully equipped; liv
ing rooms connected; good business; for
alo or rent. II
A. Hansen. Elkhorn.
i Aisa 11-
. - 1
PHYSICIAN'S locntlon; will sell horses,
'"HKJ, oiuce uxiures, etc., in thriving
town of 200, southeastern Nebraska; good
territory; no opposition; collection
prompt; a fine chance to locate in best
larming section of Nebraska nnd procure
u good paying practice nt once. 'Address
J. 11. K Room m Knrbach Block, Omaha,
Neb. y M8i3 C
SEH' 51E W."AT YOU HAVE TO SKLU
7 VI,?J..Wi,.AT YOU WANT TO BUY,
IE..1. DON T FIND YOU A DEAL
iuu jiai MA T I NKVEH TRY.
J. H. JOHNSON.
Sll New Ynrlf t.lfo m.lr.
The Real Estate ami Business Chance Man.
Merchandise Stocks, Hotels nnd Rooming
nuiitiiH 1 imr ftnmnrun
jiuusi's nn ouiu or rxennnge.
Y-912
HOTEI furniture nnd fixtures of 20 moms.
i-uinpirivi3 equipped, only house in good.
uvo cuuiurv inwn, uoing nico uusinc s;
enn he had reasonable. J. H. Johnon,
N. Y. Life. YM94"i
RESTAURANT nnd confectionary business
in nve lowa lown hi miles from lllunT'.
netting $150 to $200 per month: bear closest
Investigation; half cash, half time to re-
llablo party. J. H. Johnson, N. Y. Life.
1 tlnil
Y-M9I4
COAL and feed plant, paying business, nn
oettcr location, might consider some good
real estate, j. it. jonnson, is. v. Life,
FOR SALE. Ihn onlv bakerv In city of 2.000;
nest town in sac co lown; win sen stock
and rent liuildlng reasonatili" good open
Ing for enterprising baker with a llttlo
money. Address I. lv. Allev. tiiieboit,
lown. 1 m:i u-
FOH EXCHANGE.
TO EXCHANGE for merchandise, 610 acres
01 goon mnu, fix ier acre, ir you wish to
Day, oii or exennnge property seo or
write t. M. enne, lia o St., Lincoln. Neb.
Z-MSU S
NEBRASKA rnnch.M.MO ncres hay land.
acres range (ienccti), :in nead of
enttio. to trade for 120,11m) stocK or mer
chandise. AddresH D 28, Ueo. '. MS20 5
OH SALE Almnnt ni.u nnlitna iini.(..lit I
. . ' 1111, , 1, u X "I"'"" I
. V n ,1 t. "' nnu "iiKKy on
trade. D 31. Bee.
Z-8C3-
FOIl SAIJ-HF.AI, I'.STATE.
HOUSES, lots, farms, ranches, loans; also
nre iiisuiuncu. xiemis, i-axion hik.
HE 741
SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, G01 N. Y. LIFE.
RE-742
HAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St.
It U 743
HOUSES nnd lots In all parts of city; also
aero property nnu inrin lands. The O. F.
u.ivm co., itoom m., ueo liuildlng.
RE 711
SEVERAL thousand acres of the choicest
meadow mnu mat win go irom
per
ueso
res
ch
$10
good
homo
lire
C. F. UARR SON & GEO, T. MORTON, 913
N. Y. Life, buy and sell. Inquiries Invited.
. I
HOUSES FOR RAI.K.
$.1,0W for property 143.1 South ltith St.; rent
ci ih i 1111111111.
$2,500 for 9-room modern house, 3020 Pass St.
'i.450...for "mall house nnd lot, CfixCG feot.
JJ.5. six. room ho.ise, 2502 St. Mary's Ave,
H.3. soven-room house, 316 North 23th 81
11,375, four-room house, 314 North 25th St
9 .0, 31-foof Vof two3 blocks from High
..t 1 rtt.t
GEORGE & COMPANY, l&)i "Farnru'n S(,
. itf. .MMir-5
"nSl1 iAr?iA,n, ln!u1g ,or pn, "J- !' '
Kllin .J.2lflci """roud company. H. a
Sf uouimisHioiier, i n on
Paclllo HeaiUiuartcrs, Omaha, Neb
RE-7i5
A BARGAIN Hay for sale, choice rango.
fenced for 5f) head cattle; can turn In nt
once it, May, mi; 700 tons hay In stock
at $1 per ton, with free use of range nnd
ranch buildings. C. N. Crandall, Lincoln.
Neb. RE-M9G3 5
JIXK.
DO NOT sell your Junk beforo you jiet
prices of the Great Western Junk Home,
MS Douglat, St., Ornaha, 'I'hono Slf. A.
I- ercr, proprietor. -j .15
1 ro 4 'nnu 1
utn!, iiiLiiiuii in .iiurniiiiii cniiiiiy, .11111. .: .rini ; i nnii n j,",7. 7 ' " 8i'o am
ota; parties In need of hay should cor- PfK",nS?. ." ? Pm tt 4:43 nm
pond. Also thousands ot acres of tho- i,"-"?!..".1, ff' r',l-a Jiw lii'i mri
0 cest Red River ands for salu at from 'VJ!... .
to $?o nor acre. Any one wuntlmr i m u,m '""'"0:;:.v. nm a 9:35 nm
Investment or a farm to make u htnekv Moimmin nm ,'.iii.
) should uddress Carey & Dakln. f ,c,?m . ni,.r'." LJ.m'- 11 un !00 nm
ckenrldge. Minn. RE-012 A6 dSSVw. 7 Pueblo nd
DAILY JBEE; MOD,Y,
LOST Lady s gold hunting case wntch;
name engraved on Inside. Reward if re
turned to 411 South Twelftb
.ost-M"t
WILL the lady drtssed In black, with light
11 iii1(, who picKcu op watcli m front
?,L,,i?,",n s.ture Jul.v return same to
1103 Park Ave. nnd nvold trouble and
notoriety.
Lost ss
'C!?7, cow' J'eJIow, dehorned. Dexter I,
Thomas, 511 8. ISth nve. Tel. 2.177
, I.ojt-55)
LOST, telescope vnllse, almost new, on
west Leavenworth, August 1. PUmsp ic
port 151X Hurt. Lost-M9(0 t
OSTEOPATHY.
' J9J.'NSP, Institute. 61S N. Y. I. Itidg. Tel
; ;;y; "iiiisiiii, u. kj., lauies iieiu.
Old E. Johnson, Osteopathlst, Mgr.
-7.S
DONOHfE, Osteopath, l'nxton blk. Tel. 11(7
' -7 9
A. T. HUNT, D. O., 305 Karbach blk. Tel 2"52,
7.1O
I MRS. JOHN It. MUSICK. D. O.. osteo
1'iiiinw iii)aician, uougia uiock,
-321 A19
k
IWTIiXTS.
frJM
AUllrc!!' i "ox .CO, Des Moines, In
tent
MASON. PKN'tVtPlf X. t.iiiMiuvi.i
wasnington. D. C. H. J. Cowglll, agent
...u ,ini(,u uiuck, umana, .-sen.
,JrT,"ls ndvertlsement Is good for J5. Sues
''i Patent attorneys, Uee bldg.. Omaha.
- iVVJ III I (COO DULLVPSIUli
-M29I A1S
STAMMEUIXO A.MI .tTrrTEIUXO.
I .
CURFD 3Un '7,h "7n t ,T
ul "hPl J""a ""gnn, 430 Ramgo nidg.
Acrouniox im.eatixo.
AfTOrtDinN nlonllni" rliA,.... 1.-..
Muii-Hi-si, .irs, a, j. aiara, a. is, cor. l"'h
nnu i uriiuio. 7
.MIOHTIIAM) AM) TVI'inVIIITIXO.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life
imvi i-r,. .-.
UnV' f.8, College, court reporter principal,
. "t0 759
k,,.,, ,. 7T, ' ,,
NW' n,lsl08S & Shorthand College, RoyiPs
Theater. ;m
700
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col., 10 & Doug,
701
IIICYCLES.
A. jno reduction In price on bicycles. New
"mi up; seconu-nand ones, til
nnd tip, will sell cheap. Must reducu
,:.Jr; '"ii. "Tmriers tor repa r tig und
?,""dos,ii T""1"' ,,;r5 t,,,ch" l''l'"cher,
- .v. hji i)
I.AI'XDItY.
OMAHA Steam laundry; shirts. 7c; collars.
vn miff a An 1 run r t. "m .
i - ia-uvvii ui in, i ef. alt i
-752
IIOILEIt 3IAKEUS.
OMAHA Holler Vorks. steam boilers, tanks,
stacks, etc. Tel. 1359. 12th and Izard Sts.
-7(3
I'AWMlItOICEKS.
EAGLE Loan Ofllce. reliable, nccommodat-
iik, an uusiness coniiaentlal. 1301 Douglas
ihl
CAHl'nXTlillS AM) JOIMIIIS.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
and lake Sts. .I370
SATIX SICIX SPKC1AI.TIES.
usSZ lor youS bccaUB0 oerit made. Satin
Skin Soap. Cream and .Powder. Use Is
-770
13XPKUT ACCOUTASI,.
LESSONS In bookkeeping, etc., day or even
ing, n 15, Com. Wut. Bank. O. It. Rathbun.
3S5
FISIIIXR A XI) PLEASURE HHSOIIT.
IF YOU want gOQd bass and croppy fishing
h m iiiiKuon, mo. very oest of hotel
accommodations. Plenty of boats and
minnows. Write R. A. Dlttmar for rates
702
FARMS TOR It EXT.
400 ACRES E miles south of Gretna. Sarnv
county. Neb. Duff Green, Room S, Barker
Blk.. Omaha. -531
,M
DllESKM AKI.Nfl,
in families. Miss Sturdy, 2576 Harney
70 A 10
NICKEL I'LATIXO.
STOVES, inmps, etc., replated. Omaha
riuiiiig v;o ueo Uldg. Tel, 2533. MMi
Ft'HXlTlinK HEPAIItl.VC.
TEU 1331. M. S. Walklln, 2111 Cuming St.
, 757
Direct Route to OIbsuutt r.vhlbltlon
ANCHOR LINE
Ittamshliis frocs Xctt York Weekly for
GLASGOW VIA LONUOXUEIlll V.
Bsloon, $50 and up. Second Cabin, $32.50 and
. ... lri.,H.i i.i.5. ,.u i .
ui. iiihii f&v tin u uinuiui,
tor iiiuuiraicu loiucr unu lurtncr informa
Hon apply to HENDERSON BROTHERd.
Chlcuuo. or
J. S. McNALLY. 133 Farnam St.
GEO. E. ABBOTT, 1211 Farnam HI.. Omaha.
It A' I LAV A Y TI.MlJ CAHIj.
CHICAGO, ROCK Itt
j icaei utnee, 1323 1,'ai'.
VL1L' c''h ai.J
Marcj- Streets.
Tule
Leave. Arrive.
EAbl.
Chicago Daylight Ppe...u 6:00 um n 2 00 i,
l)ea Moines und Daven- m
port Loca.. a. 7.25 nin bins.-, n.
Colorado Okiaho.ra" P'" n ,!l5 P
Telni Flyer a 5 -v. ,m,
' J 1 rtuiiiitil.
u& MS?11"? over
N R. Y!r Nl.,.1."" .".
Ln Vr. a
The Overland Limited. .a 4:2j am n 7 30 nm
Tho Chlcago-Portland pm
Spcclal a S:20 Mm a 7:30 nm
KWe'"'" m
Stromsburg Ksrrees. b 1:03 nm
The Atiautiu fisnrfrt".,
Grand Uland Local
Tho Pacino Exprs....tt 4:23 pm 1
pin
b 5:30 nm n ?L"
n r r.i
a Daily, b Dally except Sunday. ra
MISSOURI PACIFIC It All".
road-General Olflcts and
Ticket Offices, Southeast
,Util "d Douglas
bts. J elephone, 104. Depot!
Union Stutioii, 1
Lt'MVB. At-fl....
fit Louis und Kansas
.City Express a lu:00 am a 6;23 pm
IC. C, St. L. Express.. a 10:W pm a oiif m
Leave from 15Ui and
Webster dtrccta:
Nebraska i.ocal. Via
Wit Ine ater b 4,10 prrf alOitJ am
a Daily, b Dally incept Sutidiy. m
flJ k Btre.7 CUV Ticket 6m
InUnU Farnam Street. Tei,Thi.V
A V(i L'ST 5, 190T.
CIIICAQO & NORTH.
w stern Hallway -The
Northwestern Lino"
tuy Ticket OIIlcc, 1401
Ktrnam St. Telephone,
Ml. Depot, Tenth and
Marcy streets. Te o
phone, CJS.
Daylight cW-uko Sh. l"-'aVC- ArrlVC'
pi, n "x!i ftm a,, :!0 vm
Uik'ago Pnsrng..r a 4:13 pm a S:tO am
Mo lies, MurslMlltuwn,
5-edar Rapids and
EniV.r'0 tf."lilV:vi'aWs am n M Pn
I'vtiiii, .iii-
I-ust ,Mall. Chicago to
um..nu ,,, a 2-t; pm
P"I?1."V,,"enB0 i-H'd...a 7:15 pm a s:W am
f:.?L"";V, a!,;3uuni
Ctdnr raplda Panccr. a 0:30 pm
1 ltiHHiU ii KUUJIUIWl (X
Missouri Valley Railroad
i7M t?ir-t. 1 vi litrvt.
- ine TV on 11 western
Line" General Olllces,
United Status National
Bank liuildlng, S. W.
I'nrnnr N'wulftli mwt l,4,ir.
nam bts. Ticket Otllce, 1401 Furnam St,
lelephono, 661. Dcput, 10th and Webster
ots. j ilephone, 145s.
... , . Leave. Arrive.
U ack in. Is. Deadwood.
Hot bprings a 3:00 pm n 5:00 pm
nyomlng, Casper und
Douglas d 3:00 pm e 6;00 pm
Hustings, vork. David
Uty. superior. Guevu,
v ,W u'"1 Sp"nrii. . . .b 3:00 pm b 5:00 pm
Norfolk, ciutgre ana
1 i "10nJ u 7:20 rn
Lincoln, az.-.'o & Fro-
..'"V11 : b 7:30 am bl0:2S urn
.1... a"y " Oa'ly execv. .Sunday, c Sun.
ua onl d Dally cr.uept Scturduy. u
Dally except Monduy.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL,
Mliincupolls & uiikiIiu
Railway "Tho Norm
western Lino" ueiieral
Olllcts, Nebraska Divi
sion, 16th and Webster
Hts. City Ticket Oillce.
1401 Farnam SL
Telephone, 501. Dupot,
win and Webster Sts. Telephone, 145s.
, . l.ouve. At rive,
Twin city l'at.fnKcr....a 6:00 am a 9:10 pin
Sioux City Passenger.. .a 2.45 pm alltlu am
Lmersou Local b 5:30 pm b k:30 am
u Dully
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
uanroau "Tim Jfortli.
western Line" Genera
Olllces, United States
rmuoiiui uniiK uulldlng,
a. iy. v-orner iweitu
-1,1,1 l.-ll I'll ,1 ... lllu M'l.l...
Otllce, HOI Farnam St. Telephone, Ml. Dc
i""i -"mu aim aiarcy ais. Teluphcno, Mil,
(.(VIVO Avrl.-..
f i.i ' l-xIires? n S:ai llm mo:2i pm
. ,. -iij j.iiiiiii'u ,a , .oj pin a a:ij um
aiuuA i.nj- l,ocui ,.,.,a b;w um u 3;50 um
a l.ully.
BURLINGTON & MIS
sourl Rivur lullroad
"Iho Burlington Route"
ucnvrui unices, North
west Corner Tunth and
I'uruain atrccts. Tlcltel
Oltlce. 1&U2 Km Hum Mtr,-.t
'leivpnono uaj. Burlliigion Station, Tenth,
nnu .uuouu uutoi.', luiuuiioiiy
Lincoln. Hastings nnd
McCooa ...aSMOam a 7:35 pm
rado, Utah, California. a 1:25 pm a 3:0J pm
.vwuiiico express a 11111 a J;w pm
, i.. ... . . 1 ... 1 . tm ...... . .. ..
Motitnnu, Puaet Sound.. a y;oj mn 11 0:15 am
Lincoln Fast Mall b J;uo pin u v. I! uiu
uiii'-uiii iv. 1 1 1 11 1 M I1UIN..I1 'jiipi mil 11 K'l'. iim
iijuiuii.-, ueaiiii;u unu
Lincoln n flllll nm till.Kiln.M
umivr,, oioruuo, utaii
. und California a 6i45 am
Fort Crook. So. Bend,
Ijoulsvljlo, Plattsm'th.b 3:20 pm bll:03 am
Uellevue. P.-ttamuuth &
Pacific Junction a 7:40 pra a 8:20 am
uciicyuu, i-,usniouin a
I'aciuo juiiution a 3:10 nm
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JO
seph & Council niuffs
ituiiroau "Tn Burlington
Route" Ticket Ofllce, 15U3
Furnam Street. Tvlephons
ww. ucuui, icnin nnu
.Mason Strom. Telo
puoue 128.
Leave. Arrive
Knnsas City Day Ex. ...a 11:20 am a 0:05 pm
Kansas City Night Ex..nl0:30 pm a 6:15 am
bi. Louts Flyer, 10.
Joseph and Hi. iouis.a e;tu pm aji:ii am
a uauy.
..CHICAGO. BURLINGTON
wuiucy itaiirouu "Tno
Burlington Routo" Ticket
unice, iwi I'-arnam Street
VeleDhonn "SO. i-in,.r,f
'lentn ami hiasou Streets.'
Vll'l'ilUIIU 10
LCUVO. Arrlvn
Luvllclit ChliiLKO Sdu-
olal a 7:00 nm mWi nn
v.iiiuaKu ckil'uicu i;w u i.f& am
Chicago IxicaP Express. a 9:30 urn a 4:05 nm
Chicago Limited
j:w pm a 7:43 um
tram .Man
a 2:45 pm
Dally.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
jiuiiiuiiu iity TICKOt Ot
flee, 1402 Farnam Street,
'telephone, 245. Doubt
lenth and Murcy Streets
Leave. Arrive. '
n J am u oM pm
::auVtt pm J
b 7:00 am n o.i.i
Chlcnuu rJxnrePS
Chicago Limited
Aiiniu-iuioils v 1.
ujiorest
Mtnticipoiis .v St. Paul
Llmlteit a 7:45nm n e.A.-
Vnri IM,m I nl trnm --.WUin
Council fluffs b 4:50 pm a 8:15 n
Fort Dodgo Local from " n
Council Bluffs a 6:00 am
11 Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
St. Louis Cannon Ball LtaVe' Arr,ve-
m
ExproHS a fijis Drn R,n
Kansas City and Qulncy 8,20 am
"Ha , a 7;oo am
a Daily. ,
a 3:00 pro
OMAHA & ST. l.niTro . ..
road-Omaha. Kan?a" cuJ
& Eastern RallroadThi
QuIllCV llmif n"n.,,. . 1 -h
lice, 1415 Farnam st Teli"
phone. 322. Depot tJ?C
and Murcy St..e,T.lenfeh
vw,
Leave. Arrlvn
St. Louis Cannon Ball arrive.
Exnrepifl n r.il.l rim - ...
Kansas Citv and Oulncv 0,v atn
1'., ?:00 nm a g.-co
pm
UA,HAS" RAILROAD
m Tck.p'nr.' as.d M'ur'cV a,s'
Leave. Arrlvn.
St Louis "Cannon BoU"
Exprcs a 5:15 pm n 8:20 am
CHICAGO. .MILWAUKEE
& St. Paul Railway-city
Tlckot Office, 1501 Farnam
r-treut. Telephone, su
Depot, lenth and Mason
StreetB. Telephone, 29
Leave. Arrive.
MiLWAum
.1. i.. i7-i,nVin Ex..h 7:15 nm b 3:40 nm
Chicago Limited Ex a 0:00 pm a 6:03 an.
a Dally u wauy r.vii .....
lliiioiir Explosions,
New Orleans Times: Did you ever hear
a freight wreck?" said a railroad man tho
other evening.
"You mean did I ever see one, do you
not?"
"No; I said 'hear' 0110 and your not un
derstanding tho question shows that you
never have boon within earshot of a col
lision bctMceu two trains of box cars. I
was at a little fetation on tho Iron Moun
tain a few years ago, when a long line
ot empty cath rushed past, rounded Into
n deep cut and must havo been half a
nillo away nhen we heard a frantic whistle
from tho engine, answered by another In
n dllfcrent key nnd then there followed a
scries of explosions ns It (If toon or twenty
dynamite cartridges had been set off In
succession. Wo know that something hor
rlblo had happened, manned a handcar
and started for tho scene. Wo found the
freights telescoped, several dead trainmen
nnd as fierce looking a wreck ns ever hap
pened. What caused the expiations, you
ask? A man on one of tho cabooses told
mo that ns tho engine, on tho down train
struck thn first empty boxcar It blew up
llko nn empty enndy bag popped by a boy
and then each succeeding car went off
with tho pop! pop! pop! wo hail heard
away back at the station. "
A. II Davis, ML Sterling, Ia write. "I
was troubled with kidney complaint for
about two years, but two $1 bottles of
roley'g Kidney Cure effected a permanent
cure,"
W
MINING IS THE BLACK HILLS
HomfBlnWi CjRttldo Plant U 0iint
Monej from 7ftillni.
OTHER COMPANIES WILL fOLlOW SUIT
Hidden Fortune's DIhi'iuitj of Free,
Mlllliig Ore Is I.IKrtr He Fore,
runner of Orrnt Times for
thnt ypi'tlon.
LEVI). S. n Aug, 3. (Special.) An an
nouncetnent has been made by the Home
stake company, seml-officlally, concerning
the l,2Mt.ton cyanide plant In this city
that has been In commission for three
months on the mill tailings. Ths plant
trcnts 1,200 tons prr dnv. the nvcrnf.0 value
per ton being $1.60. Of this nmount about
70 per cent Is saved by the cynnlde process,
or $1.0.1 per ton. It Is estimated that tho
compnny nets $1,000 per day from the plant.
ino innings nre first concentrated, the
concentrates being sent to tho (lolden Re-
ward smelter nl Dendwood. After the
concentrates arc removed the tailings are.
then conducted to the big cyanide plant,
where they are Immersed In a cyanide so
lution. There are fourteen mammoth
tanks, each with a capacity for holding
600 tons of ore. It requires from sl to
seven days for the solution to act on the
talllnRs. two tanks being Oiled and
emptied each day. The latest figures on
tho amount of ore blocked out In the mine
of the Homrstnkc company places- tho re
serve at 30,000,000 tons.
No other mine in the world has such
n large ore reserve. This reserve Is only
down to tho 1,100-foot level. No explora
tion has been made lower than that, but
there la nothing to Indicate that tho mam
moth ledge of ore stops short off at that
I ,7 . ,. V '"'"""""-"'J oro 111
.In, ill. P1.H ill 1 1 . .... .
nunc ior many gcncrauoiut
to conn;. That the Homestako company Is
satisfied with the working of the cyanide
plant goes without, saying. Tho plans for
another plant nearly ns largo as the Ilrst
aro all completed and beforo another
twelve months roll nrnund It will havo
been erected and put Into commission on
the tailings from (ho thrco stamp mills
on tho north sldo of the hill.
.Siii-reNB .stlmiilntrii Otberi.
The success that has been attained by tho
Homestako company on tho class of oro
contained In Its mine, means that other
companies with ample capital, will operato
on tui class of ore. Tho Homestako com
pany spent nearly a quarter of a century
in nnuing out n way to savo all or nrnc-
tlcnlly nil of the values In Its ore. Had tho
Important discovery been mndo ten or nf
teen years ago, thnt tho cyanldo process
would extract the values In tho tailings
tnai could not be saved on tho plates, tho
Black Hills as n mining country would have
been much farther advanced than at the
present time. It has taken an enormous
amount of capital to determine tho question
of ore solution on tho part of the Homestakc
company. Now, that It Is done, there will
be a clumor for propositions like tho Homo
stake. These largo propositions requlro
many times tho number of men to operato
them than tho rich small propositions and
for this reason, the Black Hills people nre
urging on tho development of tho Home
stake oro belt, both on tho north and the
south.
Hidden Fortune's Dlmrovcry.
Tho discovery of what Is supposed to bo
ono of tho big ledges of frcc-mllllng 0rc of
the Homestake mine, by the Hidden Fortune
company, on the block ground north and
parallel with the Homestako ledges, Is
looked upon ns a fororunner of great tlmos
for this part of the Black Hills. Tho pos
sibility of a Kocond Homestako company Is
great. Tho Hidden Fortuno company has
nearly n mile of vein matter on Its ground
and It is snld that thn values run higher
in the veins on tho west of tho belt, which
would bo on this company's ground, that
toward the cast, A comparison botween tho
oro In tho Hidden Fortuno ledgo nnd ore
tnken from the Homestako mine, at the
fiOO-foot level, shows them to bo Identically
the snme nnd the apsay value runs tho same.
The Hidden Fortuno company Is pushing tho
work on tho Hoodlebug tunnel, which Is
cross-cutting the big ledge. Tho tunnol
has 400 feot more to go yet beforo It will
strlko tho Baltic tunnel line, which Is be
ing worked In on tho formation from tho
north end, In that distance, thrco or four
separate frec-mllllng ledges nro looked for.
There wilt be slates between tho oro bodies,
buth with depth, tho ore cuta out the slato
and becomes a solid body.
Great Expectnt loim Here.
Every day news of a strike of free-mill
ing oro Is expected from the shaft of the
Black Hills Belt Development oompan),
which Is opening up tho Homestako exten
sion on tho south. The shaft la down about
42." feet and one of tho Homestnko ledges
may appear at any time. .It may be COO feet
or even deeper, but the shaft will not stop
before It roaches tho ore. Tho striking of
oro In this property will mean much for
tho Immediate opening of the mining
ground that lies botween tho Homestnko
mlno on the uorth nnd the Unrle Sam mine
on the south, a strotch of country about
eight miles long For yearB the Homestnko
peopm nnvo asserted openly tnat no oro
would ever bo 'found south of tholr line.
This his kept hack the development of tho
entire district. It has taken Colorado
nervo and money to go up against tho
Homestako story. If oro Is found there will
be a dozen largo mining corporations In
his oxtenslon district within six months.
I'nclr Mnm Dors Well.
Tho officials of tho Burlington Railway
company, when they completed the pur
chase of the Blnck Hllla & Fort Plerro
road into tills city, stated that they ln-
enuea to do everything In their power to
open up thn Homcstnki belt, on the south.
uroiign union tneir new linn runs. Tho
Undo Snm mlnu nt Peiry, which Is a lively
imin camp on tno Kort Pierre road, is
proving to he one of tho greatest gold pro-
liners mat tho Black Hills ran ever ex
pect to havo. It Is stated that the in.i
cleanup from tho mlno amounted to $75,
000 nnd that as soon aa the now Htamp
n uuneii 10 tne flixty-stamn ml and tho
new steel hoist s eompleird it will ho a
good rival for the Homestako itself. The
niiriington people saw this mlno unrkin..
beforo the deal was made for thn t,-,,.
lerro road and it was to them ronvinrim.
proof that mines can b made on the Homo-
lane extension.
flint .Fur Xflichlmr.
It Is said that the shot's
hlnstlng oro In tho Honipstnko mine can hn
earn distinctly both nt tho south end lino
nd on tho west side. Otto V. Tli. Grant
wner of tho Hidden Fortuno mine. wi,ii!
ow goes Into the deal with tho company of
hot name, stales that he linn fii .,
ground Jar beneath him many tlmos while
nuiniiig ins own ground, which lies next to
.11. uuiiieHinito mine, on tho west side. It
s only a few steps from the underground
lomniKii 01 mo noinegtnko mine, where
everal thousand tons of oro nro being
iroken every twenty-four hours, in .n
parallel veins of tho Hidden Fortuno com-
ny on tno went nnd tho extension of the
elns onto the Black Hills Dnvelonment
company grounds on the south.
HcKrrtx Xrulri't of lliinitnl(r.
A traveling mnn from Kansas City. Mo..
has Just purchased a largo block of stock
In one of (he new companies adjoining tho
Homestakc. He has made the Black HUN
for his house for twenty years. Ho had nn
opportunity at one time to buy HomcMako
stock for $12 per share nnd oven less. Ho
failed (0 buy and now regrets It. Fifteen
years ago a day laborer In this city In
vested his savings In Homestako s(ock. buy
ing 2t0 shares. He has, since his purchase,
received nearly $9,000 In dividends and he la
getting every month nt tho present tlnm
$105. He Is rtpcctlng In a few more ninntlu
at tho longest to be getting double divi
dends, which will make him nn Income ot
$210 monthly. As long ns he lives and as
long ns his children live the dividends will
be forthcoming.
HE WILL SERVE THREE YEARS
Oniric I'rlrrmin, Formerly of Imtn,
.TntenciMl for Alli-niiitril llur
ttlnry In 'j iiiuhm.
CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Aug. 4 (Special.)
Charles Peterson, alias Clarence Jackson,
was jestndny sentenced to a term of thrco
jenrs In the state penitentiary for burglary.
Peterson was caught In tho act of robbing
the Arp & Hammond hardware store a
few weeks ngo. Ho hnd entered tho
store and hearing some ono approaching.
crawlnl out of a two. story window and
started to descend a telegraph pole. Two
policemen were at the bottom of tho nolo
to receive him when he reached the ground.
It is snld Peterson was also wanted at
Moscow. Idaho, where he In alleged to havo
stolen a horse. Ho Is only 20 years old
and his family Is reputed to ho prominent
at Dcs Moines, In.
Xniitli Dnlintn ('orpiirnt Inn.
PIERRE, St. I).. Aug. 4. (Special.) Thcsn
articles of Incorporation hao been (lied:
StotlX Foils 1 tnrillfii rn rnmnntiv. nf Rlnnv
Fulls, with a cntiltnl nf t;s.tm Iiieiirnoni.
tors: R. IC. Relink PlinrloK IV llnunr 'in, I
M. R. Kenellck.
Arlzonn Cooper Mining nnil Smelting
cnmp.'thV. lit Pierre, with 11 rnnllnl nf it..
m.(K). Incorporators; L. M. Crawford, C.
L. Ballej and Oscar Nelson.
.MeConKey isioctrle Time Register com
pany, nl Pierre, with 11 capllnr of $30o,0i.
lncormirntorsi Weston A. Ilnndsneed. Al.
fred S. Mcl'onkey and Oscar Nelson.
i-ort norm ritoclt Yards company, at
nrl Pt.icr.i ti'llli 11 rnnllnl nt IVm 1i.
corporators: James Philip. Fred 6. itowe,
John Hays. David Moore and Will Hays.
rnronio l auio company, at Toronto, wun
a cnnllnl of $ln.feiO. Incornnrntnrs: O. n.
Tuve, Edward Wlnnor nnd J. F. Fries.
Slou Valley Lund and Loan company, nt
Brookings with a capital of $10l.i). In
corporators: A. II. Allison. O. G. Ovloo nnd
R. 8, Young.
Arizona OH nnd Land company, nt Pierre,
with 11 capital of $2,00O,rt n. Incorporators:
Walter M. Scott. Thomas 13, Fehn, Oscar
Nelson and I. W. Goodlier.
Accused llnjs It r li-nsril.
CASPRK. Wyo., Aug. 4. (Special.) Tho
bo-9 thnt wore arrested last week on sus
picion of having been connected with tho
murder of Lee Blair, the young man that
was found murdered on tho prairie, havo
been released, the charge ngnlnst them
not being suillclent. No new developments
In the mystery have come to light and It Is
feared the slayer of the boy will never bo
apprehended.
'.i oinlnu (mi I'mliililt It.
CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Aug. 4. (Special.)
Attorney Gencrnl Van Orsdel has rendered
an opinion to the effect that the Wyoming
legislature would have authority to enact
a law prohibiting tho hunting of game on
national forest reserves In tho state.
Vlicnt Crop In Smith Dnkntn.
TYNDALL, S, I)., Aug. 4. (Spcclnl.)
Somo threshing has been dnno nnd tho
yield runs from twelve to eighteen bushels
per acre. Stacking In well along. Somo
farmers report fourteen Blacks this year
where they had only eight last year.
TO KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM
In the Only I'onnIIiIc Wny ot HnvliiK n
I'r riiinncii t Cure,
If you sec n woman or a man with lux
uriant, glossy hair, you may bo sure neither
has dandruff to amount to nuythlng. In
nearly every caso whero women nnd men
havo thin, brittle hair they owo It to dan
druff. There aro hundreds of preparations
that "claim" to cure dandruff, but not ono
but Nowbro'a Herplcldn tells you thnt dnn-
druff Is tho result of a germ burrowing Into
tho scalp and that permanent euro of dan
druff nnd Its consequent falling and bald
ness enn only be hnd by killing tho germ,
and there Is no other preparntlon that will
destroy that germ hut Ncwbro's Herplclde.
"Destroy tho cause, you romovo tho effect."
I'EXSIOX.S FOR WESTER X VHTEIl AXS.
Wnr Survivor Ili-iiiriuliered liy tho
General Government.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-(Sncclal.)-Tho
following pensions have been granted:
issue or July IN:
Nebraxkn! f lrlolnnl rii.i. n.,.i.n
Croston, $12, Increase, restoration, reissue,
etc. Iru A. Davis. Allen. tn- v,.ii..n
Cameron, Schuyler. $12. Wnr with Spain,
orlglnal-Henry E. Wight, Angus. $d. 6rlg
Innl wldiiWH, etc.-Spoclnl accrued July 20,
Rose A. West, Coleridge, $8.
Iowa: Original-John R. Tyler, Goldllcld,
$S; Elmer N. Plcknnl, Council BluffH. ill.
Increase, rennrntlnn. r,ln nt rw.d.iiai.
Htalnecker, Lisbon. $10; Andrew J. Nutting,
Eldorn, $8; Jacob Ilnrii, Baldwin. $S; David
niiiirp, r.asi jjch .Moines, ;su; chnrlett H.
bite (dead). Anthon. $12. Original widows,
i'to. Rebecca J. McCnrl, Hollo Plalno, $S;
Flora 13. White, Anthon, $S; Adnllno South,
ard. Lime Springs, $12; Robert Campbell,
Aurnro, $12.
Colorado; Increase, restoration, reissue,
etc, John Knrllng. Denver, $S; Henry
Bachim. Alnmowi, j; Henry II. Hunt,
Ward, $S.
South Dakota: Original widows, etc.
Special accrued July 20, Lucrotla Vander
burgh, Huron, VS.
Issue of July 17:
Nebraska: Increase Joseph IC. Pltlman,
Adams, $R, Original widows, etc. Lucoha
Babcock, Chnppell, $S; Ann Mncklln, Tobias,
$S: Lufauua Eaton, Arapahoe, $12.
Iowa; Original- Albert 1). Walker. Mar
shalltown, $0. William M. Biiriisldes. Lewis,
$S; Mathlos Wilson, West Liberty. $6; Dan
lei W. Swarts, Fairfield, jn. Additional
Lafayette Stiirdevunt, Waverly, $8; John f
Flnti'l, Garrison. $12. Increase- James II.
Dean. Des Moines, $8; John Glldden, Chero
kee, $10; Martin V Potter, Cumberland.
lti'Htnrntlon and supplemental Elwood W.
Newman, deceased, Carl, $0. Original wid
ows, etc -Benjamin Kendall, father, Vin
ton, $12; special itorrued, July 19, Tryphom
Hull. Rockwell City. $S; Zojlda Clirtrlght.
Clinton, $8, renewal. Lydla D. Seamnns.
Houghton. $8; reissue, Morgnrot Newman,
Curl, $12.
South Dakota: IncrciiHo John Shannon,
Pleriiont, $12.
Colorado: Original - George W. Cook,
Golden. $f,; John P. Ross. Ouray, $!. Re
nowal Edward J. Mnxloy, Colorado Springs,
$0. Increase -Charles D. Botkln, Soldiers'
nnd Sailors' home. Monte Vista. $12. War
with Spain. original-Robert T. Higgle,
Trlniduil. V30.
Montana: Increase- Thomas A. Green
wood, Helena. ?S
Would lliMf ('nut Him llin Life,
Oscar Bowman, Lebanon, Ky., writes: "I
havo been using Foley's Kidney Curo and
take great plnaBuro In stating It gave mo
permanent cure of kidney disease, which
certainly would have con mo my life."
Tako nono but Foley's,
.i'.i-il YViihnnh Ilriil.riiiiiu Lenps.
DECATUR, 111., Aug. 4.-Chlof of Police
Applcgato received a telegram today from
Deputy Sheriff W. 8. Colo of Birmingham.
Ala,, stating that George A. Johnson, t
Wabash brakeman who was nrrestcd in
Decatur on two charges nf forgery, had
escaped from htm near East St. Louli
while, on his way back to Alabama b
Jumping from 11 moving train.
CiiiiKrrsslimnl Coniinltti'i- Move East,
KANSAS CITY, Aug. 4.-Tho congres
slonal commltteo on rivers nnd harbors,
which has been on 11 tour of thn gulf nnd
Paclllo coasts for two months, having left
Washington Juno 3, departed from Kan
sas City for Chicago at 4:30 o'clock this
afternoon over tho Chicago & Alton,