THE OMAHA DAILY BEE ; tFRIDAY , AUGUST 25 , 1893.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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. FOR THESE COLUMNS
ADVERTISF.MBNT9 llno ! : p. m. for tlm rvrnlnr
nn lUntil : op. m. for tlm momlnff nnd Sunday
4 editions ,
Adrcrllsors , by requesting n numbered check ,
rnn hnvo their nnswrrn addmwil lo n numbered
letter In cam of TilKBxr , Answers no addressed
v111 beitcllvrrrd upon presentation of Ilio check.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Ralp * me n wonl first Insertion. lo n word llipre-
nflor. Nothlnif taken for less than g.'ie.
"
LIFE
Tol. Blip , furnish business incii Menocnphprs.
2111317
- WANTKU 1IY LADY STENOO-
A-POSITION typewriter : references fnrnlsnnd.
Address Q 10. Bee. M301 ' " ' '
-WANTED. SEWING RYTHE DAYBY COM
IX tent dressmaker. OooJ referunoo Blvi-ii.
AddrcnH O 40 , Deo. M305 2
WANTED MALE HELP.
Rnlpfi 1Uo n wonl first Insertion , lo n wonl thorc-
if UT. Nothing tnkcn for lens limn 25c.
T } 8AtAUY OH COMMISSION TO AGENTS TO
jilinndlolho Patent Clicnile.il Ink Erasnr 1'cncll.
Tlm most useful nnd novel Invention of thdniro.
Ernwn Inh thoroughly In two Booonds. Works llkn
mnrlc. iMMI to COO po/crnt profit. ARcntH making
SMI per wrok. Wo also \vniil a roneral intent lo
Inkrchanrii of territory and appoint snb mrontn.
A rare chnnco lo niako monov , Wrllo for terms
nnd a Rpeclmon of orasin : ? . Monroe Erasing Mfff.
Co. , X 30,1.1 CroHSO. Wis. 6H5
n-IF YOU WANT A GOOD PAYING JOH WRITE
J > tliu HawkH Nureory Co. , Milwaukee , Win.
M805 S3 *
TJ-DO YOU WANT TO BECOME A FIRST CLASS
J/H.ili'Binnn with a clianco of bccnmlnir a collec
tor Mid work for the Slnirr > r Mfir. Co. If HO apply
nl Stnei'r omco 1MB Douitlas. 1U1 8UI
T > -SOL1CITORS WANTI'.I ) , SOUCITOH TEAMS
J'/nrnlHhi-d / ! extra tmv to parlies with rl
American WrlnecrCo. , 1001) Howard at.
- . A THOKOUOH IlOOKKEr.l'KH.
B-WANTED. lo rlslit party. Muni coino well
rccoiniuciiilctl. Address O 11 , Deo. MI03 15 !
1 > MANAGER , INDUSTRIOUS. CAPABLE
Jiyounisinan toiuanacn ofllca for reliable pom-
panyj Hood Halary and Intcresl In business. Mnsl
furnlnh references nud Invest $500.00. Room fill ]
Block Exch. hid ! ; . , Chicago , 111. Ml''il 27 *
- . HAKF.R TO HUN 1'ATENT
B-WANTED. : Blcadv Job ; $0.00 a week. William
Ilutclitim , Talinauc , Neb. Mi''S ! . '
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
. a wonl nint Insertion , le n word there-
fitter. Nothing taken for less than 2Se.
- . . WEEK , LADIES WUITINO ATIIOME.
C-j.sn.no . stamp. Flora C. IverH , Box 24 , De
Mollies. la. 10021'
ri-WANTED. GIRL , OKNKnAL HOUSEWORK ,
V Rinall family. 1112 South Tenth Ht. 313
-WANTED , A NURSE GIRLTO TAKF
rlmrirn of a child L year old. Mrs. WoolRon
JI212 Popplcton avenue. M372 " ' >
- A OOOD COOK AND LAUNDRESS WANTED
C Mrs. E. McCoruitck , ' 'OS S. 33d SU MM3 S t
" -WANTED-A OOOD GIRL FOlT GENEUAT ,
hoiiBowork. Mrs. Wooluon , 3212 Poppleton
in. . . M371 1S !
OJ WANTKD , A OOOD COOK. 5415 S. KOTI
Btrci-U Mini 17 ! *
tOR RENT HOUSES.
Rates , lOenllnopach limertlnu. $1.no a line per
month. Nolhliu ; taken for less than -Me.
TV-FORRENTHOUSES IN""ALII PARTS OF
J-Mhuclty. ThoO. F. Davis company , 1503 Fnr-
li.ini OS7
-3 AND I-ROOM APARTMENTS , VON DORN
block , with Btcatn ; reference ! * required ; KID
B 22d 088
i-f
- B-FOll 1IKNT. 7-U005I MODKIIN FLAT ,
Lanc block , GOO S. I'.ith Ht. 333
B FOR UKNT , 10-room house , all modern Im
prorcmenta , BUS Bonlh lUlh Htrcet. Inquire -.Til
J1I1GI1
nUOOM COTTAOK , MODERN. CHOICE. IN
J-'Stanford Circle. C. K. Elvutttur. 'Ml lleo bids.
_ 7S-J
1) -8-HOOM IIOUSK , MODKUN , NSAU 1HJSI
, rent moderate. Apply 'J01 lieu bulletin ; ' , .
RENT. NICE FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE
. . liftinlro room 310 , New York Life
Iniliains. M71M
TTk-FOIt RENT. 7-ltOOM HOUSE , LARG1
J barn.clly water , balh nnd clmem ; rcnsonabl
to rlirhl parly. Call at U. F. Klu.isser , N. E. corne
Ijtli and Fnnmm. _ upa
-DKTATCHKD , MODERN 10-ROOM HOUSE
no bnFiumcnt : 2'i'Jl California. Informatloi
call ! lt 1S13 ! FSrnani. - M30II 2(1' (
BKOR RENT. FLAT. ROOM , CORNER
with ramrii , 701 S. lOlh street. Charles , W
llallcr , No. 811 Paxton block. IbO all *
HS FOR RENT , ROOMS , $10.00 ; 3 ROOMS ,
aH 01) ) . ui South 17t1i Hlruot. M350 27
TJ \ 10 ROOMsloDERM , CHOICE LOCATION ,
J- -oWf L. S. feklnner , : il < > N. Y. Life. 31)0 )
D -II AND K-HOOM HOUSES , CENTRAL LOCA-
tlon. ; J.I' . ll.irlon , 2U1U Capitol avenue.
M100 30-
T\-FORRENT.TWOTHREE-ROOM COTTAGES.
A-'Apuly Owen McCalli-oy , 111 South Kith st.
.118 20 *
P-FOR RENT-DETACH r.D EIGHT ROOM
modem house ; nice lawn , peed barn. 21111
I'lereii Ht. 410-30
D-d-ROOM CGTTAOH. ALSO 4. OR n UMFUR-
nlHlird rtxuiiH , n 11 modern. \-iutlfnl l lawn and
ehade , NrE. cor. 2.'d and Miami fitreetH.Ill
-FOR HKNTT lilX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE ,
S ,1210 C.ihH M. , tliHlc-l.iNs repair , Ilnn neighbor-
id. Apply to E. A. Northup.lax dept. B. A. SI. Ry.
401) ) 27 *
>
DFOR RENT , K-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN
coiiVPiilniiFPH , No.l.'it ) I l-'Mi'uaui Htn-el , ij-23 per
mo. I'uttui'JIi GeorB-o Co. , 1U01 Farnam st.
.113 30
D-d.ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 42D AND
NIcholaH. T-rpoin modern house , .aatli and
DavcniHUt. Imiulruat 421)NlcIiOlas. . M428 27'
1)11. ) VANCAMP'.S 10-ROOM BRICK RESI-
ileiu-o.Nos. 1113 and 01'iN. ' 'Ola street. Newly
p.llx-riKl and p.llnteil. MICO 30 *
FOR REST FURNISHED
. nnl flrsi Inserllon , lea woiil Ihoro-
ifliT. Nothing Mkun for II-HS I h.inJ , ' > < : .
Tj-FURNisnin IOOM ; WITH A LCOVB FOR
ivieiitleniL-iiuioucni conveniences , y-ji ) North 'J.liL
_ M730
-FURNISHED ROO > t WITH ALCOVE. SOUTH
front ; nlso small rooms , \\lth nr without bo. nil.
MIM. Knlithl. No. 2.1111 DoniilaH Htivi't. _ Bin
17-FiNE FURNISHED ROO.M.S. uooj HURT ST.
.
| 7- NICELY FUUNISlir.U ROOMS TO RENT ,
1iwtili or without tio.u-d. Call at 2107 Don.rl.is
_ _ , _ _ _ _ _ 07 12 _ 1
E-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE-
meii only. O'-.T Soul h'illli streot. Ml 10
F > I'AlOUTa ALL MOD-
L < M .Mil 31
ROOMS FOR RENT. 10 1 ! ) PARK
2ijj ; 20
EK
inolilh , lull F.inrim Ht. MIOl''il *
Eoil RENTEtejANTLY : FURNISHED
tdeniu IIC-UIH ! ruoms. Una S , 13th St. : IUO-'JH
" NIOBLVFtlRNISHED SOUTHEAST ROOMS
modern convenluncoH. private family ; gentle
men piiiferrod , OH North 21sl St , 31l'-2S'
: ROOMS FOR RENT
Modern conveiih-nceH , 8'-0 8. luth. 3811 27 *
E FRONT su ITE ALSO si DiTitboM .2017 HA u
m-y st. M 41)3-37 * <
_
If PARLOR AND BKDIIOOM , ALSO. OTHEI
'looms cheap ; steam hu.it and gan , 7011 Snntl
lOlh , MI0027 *
E' - ONE OR TWO Ft ) RNISHEn ROOMS OR H AL1
of ootl.ii.-u. twnbloi-ks from HlghBchool. Refer
Miei-H. 2lh Nurlh V4lh ! Blroi't. M40-J 27
NICELY FURNISHED SU1T OF ROOMS
( txvo and three ) , 110 S. 11 th uiruet.
M420 20'
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-l-'URNISIIED ROOMS , GAS. BTHAM HE A'
uid b.ilh. tiiintluini-n preferred. 2D.I Su. .Ml !
tivet. | M12227 *
FURNTSHEP ROOMS AND BOARD
lltlcs. I4o a wonl first insertion , lo it worJthero
ktler. Nothing fiV.uit for lets th m'Ju ,
1/-YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME UNDER CARE a
Woman'hClivlHtl.intii-boi-I.ilIuii,111 H. 17th HU
6K1
DOLAN.SOD-AND 211 H , 1ST1I ST.M3
M3
FURNIhllKD OR UNl'IIU
tboai-d. * rio ( Kimizi'r , HUB
854U .ittfcct. J1SU5 'M *
' > STCELY FURNISlIrD : ItllOMS AND BOAR ]
' at llw Webster , 31U aisd 31B N , lutti M.
170814 *
1A-NICELY FURNISHED SOUTHEAS. ' F11O1 ?
1 room With nlcovn and bay \\lndow. lucxleni ron
: renlencCB , prltate family ) bOitrd. tli'.1 South V1U
Itiwt.
F-FRONT ROOMS WITH HOARD , ALSO PA I
lor , at 403 N. IBIImtifot. Ml''Oaj *
P-NBATLY FHRNisiUJD ROOMS , WIT
J- board and nil moduru convoutuuci-m food li
eallty ) ti-nno rvaHouablu , 07u Harney Htreet.
M430 W
JTOR RENT UNFURNISH'P ROOM
Ilatri. IWou-.vord rtrt Insertion , IcaworUthcn
Mjer. Nollilnif taV.enor lean than ' 'So.
rj-J 1 bOUTII yHOJJT IIOOMS COi N.iaTHST
1 * 11UU-S1G *
FOR RENT UNFPRNISH'D ROOMS
VonHnuat ,
_
J -FOUR "MODKRN ROOMS , FIRST FLOOR ,
vJ npAr park , very dt lrable , 1309 S. ilDth o
-FOR RENT , SPLENDID DENTAL OFF1CB
AI | n B-room flat nt 201 N 10th M. 20'J S3 *
FOK RENT STOBES AND OFFIC S.
Rales , lOc n line pach Insertion. S1..10 a Hno per
month. Nothtnir taken for less than 25c.
' " " "
-FOln'ST. OFFICE SPACE ON
Lnoorat 171)2 Faniam stn-ot. MD2S
f -FOR RENT. TIIBlsTOUV IIRICK BUILDING
-1111(1 ( Kaniaiii Ht. The tmlldlnit liana llrcproot co-
neut bam-iiK-nt.connileUi ntium heattnir fixtures ,
vater on ull the floors , E.IS , utc. Apply nt the omco
ot The Bee. ! )10 )
_
-FOR RENT. COMPLETELY FURNISHED
I restiiiranl , or chop houxo. dolnu flrsl clans bust-
IH-HS In onuof the IH.-BI locations In the city. In-
qnlro UOit So. 13th St. , up Blairs. 3liO-28
_
I Or'FICES CHEApflviTHSELL IlLOCK.'TnTlt
J and Harney . M.tllS 111 *
AOENTS WANTED.
Rates , 1 Oca llnurach niHortlou , * 1.50 n line per
nionlh. Nothtne taken for less than 2iic.
-WANTED. GOOD CANVASSERS TO IN-
trodnco and sell onr pnroaltimlnluincookhiff
nlenslln to lirlvatn families. Wo will Rend can
vasslmr book$1.00. and ami > les totho amount of
f 1.00. nnd upwards. Tlieso will bo ertt C. O. D.wllh
permission to Inspect and return upon coiiBleneo
paylnKoxpn ss charges. Illinois Pure Alumltilnm
Co. , Lcmunt 111. M124 27
WANTED TO RENT.
Rates , IKea wonl first Insertion. Ion word there
after Nothing taken for less than .Tic.
K-SMAT.L FURNISHED COTTAGE OR FUR-
nlshiHl rooms for housekeeping ; centrally lo-
caled. Address O 22 , Bee. M374 25'
STORAGE.
Rates , le ( a HUP each Insertion , $1.50 a line per
month , Nothing taken for loss than 23c.
TVT-ST0RAOE poll HOUSEHOLD GOODS ;
111 clean and cheap rates. R. Wells , 1111 Farnim.
f)0 !
WANTED TO BUY.
Rates. IMc a wonl llrst Insertion , lea word thoro-
nflcr. Notldn ? taken for less than -Su ,
\ rcAsVi * AID ' FOR "GOLD" AND SILVER !
Jacobson St Elselc , room 11,1510 Douglas st.
M720 A31
N.-WANTEDTO I1UY-ROOMCOTTAOK ( ) WITH
convenience , north Oumlnu. cast 2 lib , woulh
Locust. H. E. Cole Co. , MeCasnu bide. 411) ) 20
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
Rates , IKe a wonl llrstlnsortlon , lea word thero-
aftor. Nothing taken for less than 23c.
RENT OR SALE. BEST MAKE UP-
rlBhtidnno. Innnlro room 30d , First National
bank building. < J23
0-FOR SALE , ACORN HEATING STOVE.
Western Diamond cook stove. , and oak dlnliiq-
rom sot : almost now , Inqulrj at 100 Stanford
Circle , 14th aud Vlutou Hts. M302
FOR SALE HORSES , WAGONSETC
Rates , IHc a wonl llrst Inseitlon , Icawofl there
lifter. Nothing taken for less than 23c.
p-FOR SALE CHEAP. A NICE PONY CART.
-L Inquire at 101-1 Cinnlni ? sli-eot. MUSI
P-1ST CLASS BOARDING , V LIVEUY.WINDSOU
Htables , 1411 ! DaveniHirt ; Htor.'iyo for cnrrlapes.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Rates. IWe a word llrttt Insertion , lea word there
after. Nothing taken for less than 23c.
-FORI SALE.'A iiEoiiLATiN SIZE BRUNSwick -
wick & ll.ilke bllll.inl-t.ible , rackcues and balls.
Everything In Ural-class bliapo. Address N 24 ,
Bee. M48U.
/"l-FOR SALE. GOOD MILCH COW , CHEAP.
Wluqulro 3021 DodRO t 33S 24'
Q FOR SALE , 15-BALL TOOL TABLE.1024
N. 30th Blrcet. M421 3l
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Rates , lOo a line each Insertion , $1.50 a line per
mouth. Nothing taken for less than 23e.
-MKS. ] N"ANNTE V. WARREN"CLAIIIVOYANT ,
S- , business medium ; 5th year at lit ) N. Kith.
.VJU
3-SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPHS. 2 WEEKS , BY A.
ll.irlon. III' ! N , 10th Nt. 10 to 4. 309 23 *
MASSAGiS. BATHS. ETC.
RriloH , lOoa line each Insertion , $1,30 a line per
lontli. Notliln ? taken for less than 'Jue.
p MADAMKSMlTir , " OoTsTlFTIirijNirFLOOlC
L Room 3. Massage , vapor , alcohol , atcnm.snlphur-
no and sou baths. ui'JUi ) iti ! *
ri MME.CARSON , 1121 DOUGLAS STREET.3D
lloor , room 7 , luunbat'u , alcoho .sulphur and so.i
balbs. M248 15- !
T-MME. STOWE , MAGNETIC HEALER 205
Douglas block M405 30-
PERSONAL.
Rates , lOc a line c.ich Insertion , $1.50 .1 line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 'J. > c.
U-MASSAGE TREATMENT , ELECTRIC-THER-
mal baths , scalp and hair treatment , inaiilcnra
indchlropodlst.Mi-s.l'oal llU. S. 15th\Vlthnell blk
1IJ4
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T-FRED , BACK AGAIN SATURDAY. WILL
I have paper for you. Dick. M427 23 *
MONEY TO LOAN BEAIi ESTATE.
RnteH , lOc a line nach Insertion , $ l.r > 0 a line per
iionlh. NuthliiK taken for less than 'J.jc.
\\r-LOANSON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
' city properly , * .1.000 and upwards , 5 to OX per
cent ; no delay u. W.Farnam Smith & Co,13L'O Farnam
liOl
W -MONK I' ' 1-0 LOAN AT LOWEST RAT1JS.
The O. F. Davis Co. . 1003 l-.im.lm street. UOJ
W-MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATES ON
Improved and unimproved OnialitiealcHUtal :
: o S jears. Fidelity Trust Co. , 170-J Farnain. 1103
\\r-ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO..lift N , Y.
i' Llfu , lends ut low raltm for choice beenrlty on
Nebraska uud Iowa farms or Omab.i city property ,
1307
ir-CENTRAL LOAN i TRUST CO. . HEB BLDG.
> 1108
\V-f.-)00.00 ! TO 91.COU.OO TO LOAN 1 TO 5
> i jeius on Improved etnaha Teal uatnto or farm
lands. E. U. Uarvln & Co , , 'JOS Shuely block.MS40
MS40
W --MONEY TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATES.
Apply to W. B. Mclklo , Flrat National Bk bldff.
[ T MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE , 401 BEE
> BLD'G. M H23
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS ,
Rales , Irto it line caeh hiKertlon , $1.50 a line per
month. Notliliiv taken for less than 'J5o ,
V-WILL LOAN MONEY oVANY
JVcufUy ; Htriclly contldentluL A. 31 Harris , room
1 Conllnenliil block 478
X-MONEY TO LOAN-
Wo will lend yon any mnn which you wish ,
Hmnll or law , at llm lowest possible nilus , In thu
qnlckuHt iKJshlljii ) tlmo and Tor any length of tlmo
to unit yon. Yon can ji.iy It buck In Httoli tnstall-
luentb lib yon \vlnli , when yon wish , nnd only
pay for It as lonir a yon keep It. Yon can borrow
on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND 1'IANOS ,
HORSES , WAGe > NS AND CARKIAGES ,
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , MKRCI1AND13H
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY.
Without publlctlv or removal of property ,
OMAHA MORTGAGE LeAN eO. ,
31)11 ) SOUTH 10T1I STREET.
. Ural lloor above thn Htruut ,
THE-OLDEii'r , LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR
ATED LOAN UOMl'ANY IN OMAHA.
010
V-DO YOU WANT MONEYJ
Wo will loan yon ANYSUM yon wish on your
FURNITURE , l'IANeS , HOUSES. WAGONS , I
CARRIAGES. WAREHOUSE RWIEH'TS , otu , :
Woetvoprumpt attenlluu lo all implications , :
nnd will carry your loan IIH long us you wish. :
You can rvdncu ihu runt of carrying your loan ' .
liy u payment til any Hint ! . Thu re la no pub- :
llclly or removal of propurly. I
FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO. . I
Room 4. Wltlinell block , :
M711 Cor. ISthandllarney St. :
BUSINESS CHANGES.
Rates , lOcn llnuwich Jnuortloul.vja Una per
month. Nothing t'lkrn for lens than - ' . ' .
V RESPONSIBLE BUYER WANTED FOR A
1 coed dairy with an cHiabllfthed trade for l > 0 K
70irulloiiHof ttillkdally. AU.tiiwa : oil.Boe.
- CLASS DRUG STORE. BIG 1IARGAU
Y-FIRST : teed p.iyln.-builnuaa. Addrci-i N'JO
Hue 070 24
V-1IEST PAYING MEAT MARKET IN NO
1 Omaha for salt ) or rent. Call ut ' 'SO : ! lllondo at.
M3U7 S''J *
-ANY ONE HAVING A STOCK OF GENERAI
1 miTuhandlBo from * l.OOU tofU.OOU. who wlbliei
to realUu from It at unco , can find a purchaser b-
addruMlngO31Iloa 844
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V-UBST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER aN NEIIRAS
A ku for b.ilo at u bargalu , Weuturu IhiHlnesi
Acvncy , alt ! N. Y , L bldr. -J1US10
Y-Foir SALir OR ltKJT-THB ) STOKLTINf
Hotul lu I'ruHiK'r. Ad.im Co. , Nob. Apply lo J
C. Kay , HanltiifB , Neb , 4lflHUH
V-WANTED .
, Ut-rtraud , Kcl > . 414
BUSINESS CHANCES.
( 'mil ( nurd
V-FO.a SALE OR TRADE. FlRST-Cf.ASl DRUO
Rtorr. pontrallr localoJ. roaJ cash business. O.
w. i. . p. o not MH Mgua
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V-TO BUY , SELL OR F.XCHANGE , HUStNES1 !
A cliknees , ronl eslalii or lands Applr o We t-
cm Ilu-dness Airency. 310 N. Y. L. bliip. MS01 35
SOLICITED FROM
parties wnnllnu to chaneo their Imslnehs or wll
outonHhort nollco. All tellers conndctitlnl. Ad
dress box BJOiSl.l'atiliNob. 173- ' . ' \
_
Y TOR SALE OR REST , SMALL STEAM
laundry plant. Call or address MH ) 9. ir.th
Btreot. Miaa ' . ' 8'
fOR EXCHANGE.
Rates , lOoa linn each Insertion , $ l.f 0 a line per
month. Notldim taken for less than 'J3C. _
I/ 1 OWjnob FAItMi N NE fill ASKA. KANSAS
SJnnd D.ikota. Will soil cheap or oxchanirn for
mdso.hontcs and cattle , Add.box70 , Frankfort.Ind.
V-CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSB. WILL
ftnko rcat eslato , money. Itox'JUS , Frimkfort Ind.
y-\71LD LANDS , CLEAR , TO EXCHANGE FOR
"property licro. Wrlto full dc crl | > llons. 701
South U7th street. MBU7 A25 *
y-I.COD.OO OR $1,000.00 DRUG AND SUNDRY
/'Hlock and ( Ixlnn-n for sale , or would trndo for
clear land In Merrlck , Nance , Hnmlllon or Polk
counties. Address , Lock llox 4U3 , Central City ,
Neb. . 1)3-31 ) *
7-FINB DRIVING HORSE AND BUGGY FOR
vacant lot. Dr , Brownrlgc , illU N. Y. Life.
410 30
V-WUAT HAVE YOU TO EXCHANGE IN THE
"way of peed Oninlin property for l.VKU or Br > ii ) )
nci-n tract of ( food land In eastern Colorado on thn
linn between Colorndo nnd Hobr.iskaj peed Roll ,
will crow splendid wlip.it , potatoes , corn , VCRO-
tables , etc. , or will makn an excellent catllo or
Hlieep ranch. It yon wish lo maku A deal of this
kind call and Ben ns. Hicks Real estatn atreney ,
303 N. Y. Llfo bldtf. M 131 SB !
FOR SALE REAL EBTATJ5.
Rates , lee a line each Insertion , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing lakcn for lens than luo !
BUY YOURSELF A HOME.
IT IS THE SAFEST INVESTMENT
YOU CAN HAVE.
LOOK OVER THE Fe > LLOWlNO LIST
OF HANDSOME PLACES
WE CAN OFFER FOR SALE AT LOW FIGURES
NEAR HANSCOM PARK.
ELEGANT BRICK AND FRAME COTTAGE. No.
3013 p.iclflc Htrcet. eight rooms , antique oak llnlah ,
all modern coiivenlouceB.
MODERN BUILT FRAME HOUSE , No. 3017
Paclllo street , ten . -ooum , elegantly flnlBlipd In oak ,
with handsoinu Btalnvay and hcrecni IIOIIHO has
parlor , m-eptlon room , library , dining ruom , largo
kitchen , live bed rooms , bath room , pantryclosets ,
etc.
HANDSOME BRICK AND FRAME COTTAGE ,
No. 301 ! ) I'aclllu Blreot , new and modern built , ele
gant hard wood llulBli , blnlseyu maple , quarter-
Hawed oak , ele. , all modern convpiilencps.
ELEGANT COTTAGE. No. 3111 Paclllo street ,
elk-lit rooms , modern built , all conveniences.
MODERN BUILT NINE-ROOM HOUSE. No.
1102 S. 31st Htroot , corner 31st and Pacific ,
elegantly ilnlnhed throughout , colonial ulvle ,
whiteand cold Interior , porcelain balh tub , Blatu
sink , furnace , Borvants' Plosot. laundry , elc.
ELEGANT CORNER HOUSE. No. 1103 S. 31st
Btreot , ton rooms , elegant reception hall , Bpaclons
parlor , library , dining room , Binoklug room , largo
heil rooms , etc. . handsome oak llnlsh , electric
light , gas , fimiaeo , largo balh room , 'hot uud cold
\\.Her , Htoixt walks , etc.
NEW ELEVEN-ROOM HOUSE , No. 1100 S. 3lBt
Btrect , ( ilogautly tlntshed throughout , all modern
conveniences.
MODERN IIUILT FRAME HOUSE. No. 3208
I'oppleton avcnno , eight rooms , furnace , bath ,
Bower.ice. giH , ele.
HANDSOME EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE , No. 3210
Popplelon avenue , new and modern built , with
fnniace , balh. gas , cliv water , Bewerage , etc.
NINE-ROOM COTTAGE , No. 321(1 ( Popplelon
avenue ; will make a cozy home ; has furnace ,
bath , gas , sewerage , etc. ; uouth fiont ; lot 00x100
CELEOANT DOUBLE HOUSE , NOS. 1128 nnd
130 South Hist Btreot , nlnu rooms each , with
argitb.irn , spacious grounds ; 73x130 foci ; east
rout : houses huro all modern conveniences ; will
cut for if 1.320.00 per year.
HANDSOME BRICK BLOCK , 2 houses , corner
2d and 1'opplelon avc ; Bonlh and eaat front ; only
me block north of Hanscom park.
Call and let us quote you prices on the above.
Hicks Real Eslalu Agency ,
Room 303 N. Y. Llfu Building.
M432 23
FARM LANDS , C. F.HARRISON,012 N. Y. LIFE.
M208 Sllp
UY LOTS IN
B
STOEPEL PLACE.
Cheapest and best lots In
OMAHA.
Special price and terms to
HOME BUILDERS.
Stoepcl Placn lots will always advance lu prlo %
for the city must srowwoHtward. Call on or ad
dress W. A. Webster , 40J Dee bids. 014
? ARM MORTGAGES. 0 , F. HARRISON. trlB
IN. Y. Llfo : ' 78U S2 .
GREAT BARGAIN-fl LOTS , ONLY 0 BLOCKS
fiom lltth Hlruet viaduct. If sold at once only
$100.1)1) ) to $350.00 each. R. N. Wlthncll.
Wlthncll.M310
M310 20
BARGAINS-HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS. SALE
or tr.ido. F. K. Darling , Barker blk. M331
\VHY NOT INVEST YOUR SAVINGS IN A
ii nice home ? 1 am olTorlnif a peed U-room house
and half aero lot for half thuir value. TlilH la a
snap. John W. Robbing , owner , 240 Bco Hide.
3.ril S21
SALE
FOR
Good farms that rent for $2.00 per aero cash
for laud In cultivation. Prlco $20,00 per acre.
Also ,
Farms that rent for share of crop. Price $8.00 to
$10.00 per acre.
Also ,
Good unimproved land at $5.00 to $12.00 per
acre.
Terms 1-0 cash , balance fn annual payments.
7 JUT cent Interest.
Llbc.-al commission given agents.
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No. 319 1-2 South 10th Direct , Omaha' , Neb !
.107-831
pORNER LOT , PL UNVIEW ADD. , CHEAP.
VjHoimunnd lot , Plalnvlew add. Sale or trade.
Address 310 U. II. B. , Sioux City , In. M3I14 'JO'
13 OWNuy FORECLOSURE. AND OFFER
ono ofthe brut properties on Lowu avemicnil
In ch-jrant shape. 147 feet front , with everything
complete ( ihohouso nnd barn alonu costing $10-
1)00.00) ) ) , at a price low enough to Justify apurchaso
bolely as au Investment.
It Is the best pioperty In Omaha for the monev.
Look U over Inside and out. Inspect ft closely. It
will bo sold at a great nacrlHeu. ThlH Is nn oppor
tunity of your life to maonu of ( hn most beautiful
residences lu Omaha for leas than 00 per cent of
Us actual cost.
Call and wo will show you this property with
pleasure. OLOBE LOAN A ' 1 RUST CO. .
10th and Dodge streets.
M101
SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
$00 per .tcro.
The best farm In Douglas county.
This land will sell for $100 an aero In less than
3 years.
Cash Income $500 a year from refit ,
Omaha Real Kutnto & Trust Co. , Bee Bldg , 413
nARGAINo IN ACRE PROPERTY FIVE-
J 'iicru tract , close to city , a llrst class Invest
ment , only * ' . ' .ioo.oo. ;
TEN ACRES with cottage , Just outside city
limits , bur bargain. * : | ,70I,00. (
TWENTY ACRES , close to now Elniwond park
nnd Bi'll Llnti railway In West Omnha. Will plat
Into too beautiful lots ; ono of tlm tlm-st pieces of
Iicri ) property around Omalm ; 33I ) . | | | ) nor aen- .
SPLENDID INVESTMENT 10 ACRES ON THE
outskirts of Omaha , close to nuw city p.'lrk ,
Hphinilldly located for subdivision Into lots ; price
4-1500(1 ( per aero ; can take parl of inn-chase price
In ( illy property. Hh-ks' Real Estate Asrenpv. H1I5
N. Y. Llfu building , Oniahn , Neb. , M132 ys
BIG BARGAINS IN COTTAGES HEAR HANS-
com park. Two collages and lots ne.irTlilrtlelli
aventiuand Pacific : splendid neighborhood , flu-
pant location. If Hold together only * : illiO.OO ( cacli.
Hlckb real estate agency , 300 N. Y. Llfo bldg.
SECUniTIES POR , SALE.
Rates , lOo n line nach Insertion , 91.BO a line per
month. Nolhlng taken for less than 23c. i
8 PER CENT MORTGAGES FOR SALE , SECURIty -
Ity absolutely safo. Amos Real Esutu azunay
1017 rarnnm. M03'J
HIGH GRADE OMAHA CITY MORTGAGES ,
nulling piirclinsorti good rate of Interest , sums
of from $100 00 IIP. for sale by Globa Loan & Trust
Co. , 1 nth and Dodge , Omaha. Particular on ap
plication. M7li
ri'O SMALL OR LARGE INVESTORS. SOME
A very choice securities are offered ntan attractIve -
Ivo discount. Bonds , warrants , mortjrnges , eta ,
absolutely gilt edged. Iniinlru of John Dale , com
mercial broker , 2OI ) N , Y , Llfo. H53 8'J1
Raica , lOcallnonach Insertion , # 1.50 alluopor
month , Nothing taken for loss than 23c ,
f > OYLE3TllAilll. 1113 NEW YORK LIFE HLJG ,
I curry the largimt line of typo wrltOM In thu
went , all makes , 23 to 75 per cent Hjvud on all
leading machines , Tel. 55H. fc ,
SCALES.
Rates , lOc a Him each Insertion , $1.30 a Hue uci
month. Nothing taken for less than 230 ,
AJEW A.SECOND HAND SCALE ? . ALL klNDA
V * Addn-uh Harden & SelleckCo. , Laku Ht. , Chleato
U2U
.LOST.
Rates , lOca line each lnnortlou.Sl.50 a lluoper
month. Nothing taken for luss than 'JOe.
LOST A'i ' cmcLAST NIGHT ON HAST 811)1
of tent , a black rubber caira. Itoturu to Gray'i
Pliuto Uallury and got rownrd , 417-21 *
MTJSIO , ART AND
Ilalca , lOoa line each Insertion , (1.50 a Hnopei
month. Nothing taken fur Icsa than 25o.
GF.HELLKNUEOK.liANJOlSTANDTKAOH'l-rit
IBIU L'.lUfulllUbU-toU -JH
8HORTHANDAND TpTPE WRITING.
R.-\tP ( , lOc nltnooaoh Insertion , $1. 50 a Una P3
month. Nothing UIKPB for UAa than aSa. _
VOUNO LABIBS AND OKiltLKMEN CAN SOON
acquire a working knowlixlgo of Ahorthand nnd
typowrllliDT at A. O. Van 8vi\t'n ; school of short
hand , 013 N. Y. Llfo. Tniovffltoni W rent. U10
fplIKllEST PLACF. TO Lf.AnN SHORTHAND
Jnnd tyrmwrltlnR li At tlnv(7mahn Commercial
college , Write Rohrbouuh'ltroB. for catalogue ,
Oinalin.Mcb. I 393 S'J3
_
UNDERTAKERS ANp EMBALMEltS
Rates , lOoallnnrachlnsritlon , Sl.fiO a line per
month. Nothing taken fo Jfps than 25o.
GWrilAKirR"FbRM"ERtY ( > VITif
.Jacobs , dcco.iHixl , Inter with M. O. Maul ) , nndor-
taker and embalnior. 310 S. iOlh Bk Tol. GUI ) .
i 017
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PAWNBKOKKR3.
Rates , lOo a line each Innertlnn , $ l.nOn line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 20c.
Donelns nt. Loann money on dlnmondA , watches ,
etc. Old gold and silver bought. Tel. 100S. 010
Tin : MA.itiur.
INSTRUMENTS placoa on record August 24
1803 :
WAlttlANTY DF.K113.
II V Gaily and wife to M K llranil-
hoofcr , lot 0 , block 3 , In subdlv of
hlock 30. AlhrlRht.'M Cholcu . I 700
M K Itrnndhoefuranil wife to A 1'Uon-
nott , same . . . 700
G B Thompson ami wlfo to J \VelU ,
n ! { . lot 10. Cortliuidt. 1'laco . 10.000
Darhara ( Jophmskt to Valentin
S7ofzcok , o r > 4 feet , lol 1 , block G ,
Wllcox litadd . 650
1J W Mnllottn to llnrvey Jones , lot 14 ,
blork 1H , Omaha Vlow . , . 1,000
O K Harrison Ui K < > I.uwls. lot 13 ,
Cherry Unrilun , and lot 3 , block 42 ,
Ambler 1'laco . . . 1 700
Thomas nnd V IloriulnRlintn lo Mor-
rolln Nlscon , lot H , block a , William
Hagedorn'smld . 1
yurr CLAIM UERUS.
Lynian Hlchardson anil wlfo to L 9
iloed , lot 4 , block 340 , Omaha . _ 6
Total anionntof transfers . $ 14,710
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ANNOUNUKMEXTb.
Press Elilrldgo , the "commnntlcr-ln-chlof
of the array of fun , " with Ilcovcs it Palmer's
Cosmopolitan company , comes from an old
theatrical family , liia mother bclnB' "Aunt"
Loulso Eldrklgo , a charming aud widely
popular woman , who lias done more for char
ity's salto than any ether woman In the pro
fession. Associated with Mr. Eldrlflgo m
this company are Hoticlero , the marvelous
equilibrist mid finished fantaisist , the abso-
lutu master of his art ; Mildred , a mind
reader ot extraordinary ability ; Prof , Abt ,
who will bring the World's fair to your
doers , illustrating with dissolving views the
greatest treasures of that wonderful exhibi
tion' , including nil the buildings , the Ferris
wheel , and International attractions of the
Midway plalsanco ; also reproducing in per
fect manner choicest gems from the gallery
of art ; Mary Stuart , queen of comedy , sing
ing the latest nndicatchiest songs in both
English and French ; the brothers La Hose ,
"the nonpareils of unique gymnastic per
formers" and originators of the seemlng'im-
possiblllty , the passing somersault ; Druin-
mend nmlStnhloy , Murphy nnd Mack , nnd
other well known nrtlsts complete the com
pany. They will appear at the Fnrnnni
Street theater for ono week , commencing
with matinee next Sunday.
Managers C. B , Jefferson , Klaw nnd
Erlangor , in offering their production of that
foremost melodrama , "Tho Soudan , " to thn
American theater-going public the present
season , dostro to far surpass in gorgeousness
and the arrangement of detail , , any similar
production over given In this country. How
\voll they have succeeded In this con
scientious undortiking. may bo partially
judged from a clipping from the Boston
Herald , which roads : > 'To properly stage
'Tho Soudan" requires-Ino handling of moro
scenery than is prcsenlcfl in any ether ono
theatrical organIzatlonjtUi America , and to
say that this vast ainoMnt was well handled
last ovuulng Is-anylng a good deal , yet aucli
was the caso. Enthusiasm ran high during
the fourth act. Durlnc'this act the great
Trafalgar square scftijo ; occurs , when 800
persons gather to witntw the return of the
army. " Tno first presentation of "Tho
Soudan" in Omaha will bo given this even
ing at Bo.yd's theater. " 'Two ' additional per
formance * will bo glvenjjTomorrow ,
Ooorgo Francis Trutu\ the great npostlo
and medium of paychuf'dcicnco , will lecture
at Boyd'a theater onfnext Monday evening
on a variety of topics , J'/Hls / principal sub
jects will most likely erabraco tha causes of
the present financial laituntUui , the World's
fair and politics. Mr. > Tram also announces
his Intention of forming" excursion of 5WXJ
of Omalm's school cttjldren to the Worjd'a
fair , and claims ho hits a snhemo whereby
the city of Omaha and the railroads will be
induced to defray expenses. This will be
Mr. Train's first appearance in Omahu since
his start around the world three years ago ,
and his lecture will embrace a brief descrip
tion of that remarkable foat.
Couiirit Mertlnci In 1'rofiiilon.
The city council will meet this evening in
special session. The principal business tc
coma before the session will bo the ordinance
authorizing the city treasurer to Invest
$25,000 of the amount in the linking fund Ir
bonds of the city. While this proceeding U
not technically regular , the majority of tin
councilmen bcllovo that the circumstance !
will warrant stretching a polqt or two ii
order that the public work may proceed
The bonds that will bo acquired in this
manner will bo iciror boudi , and with 25 , <
000 at hand the main sewer contract can b <
curried to completion.
GRIST OF WESTERN NEWS
A Fourtoen-Inob Goal Vein Discovered in
the Vicinity of Rawlins.
DISCOVERY OF THE LOST CABIN MINE
Ilorder Jnnlco Kcc ontrlcltlci Cotorndo
Sheepmen at War Again font ol
Mlnlnjr nt Ollpln Doings
lleronnil There.
Some ImniOnso coal deposits nra reported
to liaro boon found very rocoutly by Malachl
Dillon , agent of a Hawllns syndicate.
Tlio find was majo about tun days nro , nnd
slneo thnttlmo the parties lutorcstcd lu the
syndloato have boon engaged In preparing
their papers proparntory to flllng. All the
prolhulunry nri-angomonts have now been
completed , the land has boon tiled on , nnd
there no lougor exists any necessity for
secrecy.
The niost Important of thcso co.il veins
opened by Mr. Dillon is ] u t throe miles west
of town nnd one mlle nouth of Clicrohco
Springs. Ho sunk n shaft on the htllsldo
north at the Union 1'aclllo track , nnd at a
depth of about four feet ran ncioss the llrst
indications. Atnacpthof twelve feet ho
cncouiiter.odtlha coal vein , nnd It is au im
mense one a solid bed of coal for fourteen
feet between sandstone wall roclts. Mr.
Dillon only opened this shaft sufllclontly to
learn to a certainty that ho had tlio right
vein and tlien another shaft was
opened oh' the satno vein on the south
side of the track-and about n ( luarter of ti
mile from'tho place where the vein was llrst
discovered. Hero the coal was encountered
about sljt foot below the surface , of excel
lent quality , arid fourteen solid foot of It.
The vein dips from , whcro it was flrat un
covered , about sixty or seventy-live yards
from the track on the north sulo , passes
down under the track and rises about llftoon
or twenty-foot nbovo the tracks on the south
side. Hero is where the main opening will
bo made and It is admirably situated for
loading out onto cars.
The coal In the vein is very hard. The
outcropping , exposed to the elements for
centuries , she ws.uti very hard In largo lumps ,
and docs not crumble into uust. From this
hardness of the surface coal it can be
readily imagined that the coal llfty or 100
feet from the surface Is of excellent quality.
It is a brilliant black in color nnd Mr. Dillon
considers It even superior to the coal taken
from the old Dillon mine , and that is con
sidered by many far superior in qiiality to
any coal mined in Wyoming , both for domes
tic consumption and as a steam coal.
It is the intention of the Dillon company
to at once put a force of men to work nnd
get everything in readiness for extensive
operations In the early spring , or uossibly
this fall. No coal will bo mined this winter ,
the company considering the output from
the old Dillon mine sulllcicnt for the homo
trade. ,
Io t Cabin l > lncovrroit Again.
A prospector by the name of J. C. Carter ,
a native of Montana , told a very straight
story purporting to show- that during his
wanderings in the Big Horn mountains ho
had accidentally discovered the long lost
cabin , about which so many conflicting
stories have boon told. Ho brought with
him a few fragments of cement rock , which
ho claimed to have taken from the tunnels
in the vicinity of the cabin.
The prospector's story was listened to
with open oars , nnd , as is characteristic of
western enterprise , a fund of fclOO was at
once subscribed by the business men of ( Jas
per , and a party of six organized to proceed
at once to the coveted spot.
The party was supplied with a complete
camping outllt , stored away In a largo wagon.
The stories concerning the lost cabin are
numerous , and as commonplace as ghost
stories , but according to that told by Carter
there appears to.be something in It. His
story coincides very closely with the report
made by two miners at Fort'Fotterman in
the CO's. As the tale goes , - sometime
time before the civil war a party of
prospectors struck the Bl ? Horn region , ais-
covered gold , built a cabin , and began active
mining operations by tunnelling. They had
proceeded undisturbed for some time and
hud obtained considerable gold in nuggets ,
which they stored in baking piwdcr cans ,
when they were surprised one day by a
party of Indians , ana all but two of the
miners , who had secreted ihomsulvos in the
cabin , were massacred. Those two , feeling
that the Indian hostilities wcro too hot for
them , deserted the camp and proceeded to
Fort Fotterman , where they exhibited their
gold and told their stories. They departed
for the east and bavo never been heard from
since.
According to Carter his party had started
out from Montana , visited many mining
camps , and in pushing on dually reached the
13ig Horn mountains , where the subject of
the L < ot Cabin mine came up. Ono of the
party , who had visited that section before ,
said ho believed that if they reached a cer
tain camping spot ho could figure out the
location of the lost mine. Though nearly
famished and thuir horses in poor condition ,
they pushed on another day , The mine wac
not located that day , the 5th of August.
With the exception of two men. Carter and
his partner , the party gave up hope and
suggested that they return.
The next mornlnp , Sunday , the party sep
arated. Carter and ono ether man only con
tinuing the search for the lost mino. After
a few hours' travel C.irtor claims that In
pushing through the thicket ho came upon
some logs about two feet above the ground.
They wcro rotted , hut still showed evidence
of being used in the construction of a cabin.
The building had been put up without the
aid of ax or hummer , as the trunks , branches
roots and all had been laid together. The
door was constructed , not in the end or. side
of the cabin , but in ono corner , by merely
not bringing the side and end of the cabin
together. There were no windows , and thereof
roof , which had been formed of twigs and
branches , had decayed and fallen in. The
whole structure was completely covered by
young trees , nnd it was by the merest acci
dent that the men cumo upon It.
Having satisfied themselves that they had
found the cabin , they proceeded to look for
the gnld. Isothfng can express tlioir delight
when , not map'y ieut from the cabin , they
found ttio tunnels , partly caved in and cov
ered with n heavy growth of brush , They
collected a nmnll quantity of the rock and
proceeded without'dolay to Casper.
On reaching town they wore in bad condi
tion hungry horses and men , and without
money. . The rock was pounded in a mortar
by Mr. Lilly , and three colors of gold were
found suflicient to arouse the curiosity of
enterprising townsmen , and houcu the
organi&itlpnl of the party.
A report from the expedition is expected
in about ten days.
Simple * of llnrcler Jnttloe.
It U said that "nothing Is more uncertain
than the decision of a petit jury , " but the
acts of the frontier courts will , many of
them , beat a petit jury. In a recent case of
highway robbery In South Dakota the
money was identified by the victim and the
prisoners duly bound over , when the attor
neys for the defense , seeing no chances for
foes , moved that the mnnoy bo returned to
ttio parties from whom it was taken by the
olltcors , nui ) the justice granting the u.otion ,
it was transferred to the prisoners , thence
to tlioir flttoruoys , while the rightful owner
of the money looked on In open-mouthed
astonishment.
In tliQ aouiu court a juror was called out of
the box In u cattle case and-placod upon the
stand as a witness , then ordered to again
takp his pJuco as a juror. The same court
grunted an aggrieved sheep shearer a me
chanic's Hun on a Hock of sheep.
lu another "court" the Justice bound over
two moil on a charge of grand larceny , and
after ho had adjourned court they went to
him with the plua that hU decision would
send them to the penitentiary , and that if hi
would recouveuo court and change his deci
sion they would make it an object. He com
piled with their request , hut the ' 'object"
never appeared to his view. Thcso uro a
few of the many incident ! of the kind in
frontier courts.
A. Ilertral at Ureouwood.
A now discovery of a well defined ledge ol
iron pyritio ore was recently made in the
vicinity of the old Greenwood roll ! on Boi
Elder creek in a gangue of talk slate , nlmllai
to that now being mined and milled at the
Koystouo property. In the now discovery
however.tbo alato I * of a much liner texture
velvety to the touch and perfectly free
grit. The voln Is reported to bo fifty foot
wldo. Present workings consist of au open
cut , tunnel nnd a drift ncroM * the votn ,
Oood prosptxsts arc obtained by pan nnd
mortar tests , by which but ft small t > or cent
of the value N received. Thh dlscovory
again Illustrates how the old camps built up
in early days were prospected. At ono tlmo
3reonwooif , or T nflln as it was known ,
.wasted of qulto a largo population. Ono of
the finest and largem stamp mills In the
country was erected on n urospoct holt1 ,
which , after the mill was Inoporation.provcd
to contain nothing of value. Some $1)00,000 )
was expended on the property before it vras
llscovorod to bo n f raud of tup first water.
The mill , which was perfect In every respect ,
containing 'J30 stamps , burned down over a
year ago. The Investment proved n total
loss to thaorlolnal owners. A roll a bio and
competent minor went out yesterday to ox-
itnlno and report on the now discovery. If
it prove * to be its good ns the samples
brought in , capital will at once , take hold of
\nd develop it. and Inllm may once tnoro
become a flourishing camp.
Mort ) Trouble nlth Mlicotimnit.
It Is reported that war has" broken out bo-
twccn the cattlemen and shoepmoni on the
MPS.I , north of Pnraeh'uto , nfid that three
cattlemen are killed and thq sheepmen nro
| ) cnncd tip In a canon nnd fighting stub-
bornly. The trouble arises over the attempt
of the cattlemen to drive the sheepmen out
of thu country.
Mr. Blllotor , a well known sheepman , nr-
rlvoei from 1'ar.tchuto and roKirtcd | that a
l > arty of about thirty nrmod and masked
men appeared on the Mesa and the sheep
men put a rope around one mnti's neck nnd
drove the bnlanco of the herders nnd sheep-
men out nnd warned them not to drlvo the
sheep back into the country under penalty
of death. Later a formidable band of sheep
men started to drive the sheep back again.
The fight Is supposed to bo the result. A
number of cattlemen came Into Dobijuo for
arms and ammunition nnd reported the light.
Particulars nro meager , n's the scone of the
fight Is remoto.
n'rt Stump Mills.
The total , number of stamps nt work In
Gllpin county equals 470 , and the number
not nt work 1ST , making a general total of
! > 57. The stamps nnd the mill sites , all the
buildings , steam power , copper ta'blcs , etc. ,
are estimated to cost $1,000 per stamp. The
cost to keep thcso drills lip in good order nnd
to topair all portions as they \voar out Is § 10
per stamp per year. This Is a liberal csti-
mnto.
Here is $050,000 in stamp mill machinery
which keeps the Gllpin gold uanip at work ,
lias done it nnd can do It independent of all
smelting works or any oihor system for
treating the ores. The county lias some sil
ver mines , produces some llttlo cupper , but
when the smelting charges get too high , as
they sometimes do , all the ores can go to the
stamps , the minors can throw thu sliver nnd
copper away and still llvo , as they are doing
now.
There are 470 stamps now at work , nnd
from 400 to 50J mon at work under ground ,
on day and night shifts. These 500 men
support a population of 4,000 , and they take
out the gold that docs it. The wages of 500
men at $ . ! > 0 per day equals $ liOO ! , and some
who work under lease and contract make
more. There is no outsldo money to speak
of that goes Into the camp , except a llttlo
now and then from some small sale of
property. Once a mine Is started up it must
pay Its way or quit , and very few of them
quit.Thoro
There are 1,000 mines and locations , hold
under patents , as good as those now at work.
The owners as a rule prefer to lease rather
than sell , but they will do cither or both. A
system of tramways have been built that
roaches a largo number of the mines and
will bo extended and made to reach the
ether mines as fast as needed.
A Now llrood of Miecp.
Robert Jones of Fort Steele , says the
Uawllns Republican , Is enthusiastic over anew
now broad of sheep which ho and Richard
Savage intend to Introduce line this country.
The sheep are known as the Oxford Down
breed , ana Messrs Jones and Savage ex
pect shortly to make a trip to Canada for
the purpose of purchasing .a car load , or
about 150 head of thoroughbred bucks.
Tlieso sheep are- , very largo , matured
wetncrs , oft-times tipping the beam at 00
pounds equal almost to three common-west
ern wothors. They are also very heavy
shearers , and It is believed Ahat with proper
care and feed their clip in this country will
run us high ns eighteen pounds. Aside from
this they are very prolific brooders , it being
no uncommon thing for a own to produce
three and four lambs in ono season. While
the wool is rather long and coarse it Is
claimed that the outer ends mat together so
that it keeps out the snow and enables the
sheep to endure bitter cold winter weather.
A Fljh Kxporlmi nt.
Throe years ago a farmer named Xicncrt ,
living near Tyndall , stocked his artesian
lalto with Gorman carp , since which time
the fish have thrived and multiplied at a
rapid rate. Some days ago the farmer
noticed that the fish were dying off , and a
day or two afterward the number w.ts so
great that ho was obliged to throw them
away by the wagon load. In about two days
8,1X30 pounds of dead tr.irp wcro removed and
hauled away. At that time the remaining
Ml ; seemed hotter , nnd though inactive and
refusing to cat it is thought that not many
moro will die. It is bellovod that thenumber
of fish was lou great for the body of water
and tlui * . the hot weather and ov.ipoiutlon
caused the water in the lake to become im
pure , thu'i resulting in the death of the
tlsh.
Tliu .I.iy Jllrtl Croup.
The Jay Bird mine , located on the south
ern slope of Broeco hill , in thn Leadylllo dis
trict. U again the object of attnntlon. The
groiipu covers about thirty acres of patented
ground and belongs to Dr. J. , f. Crook. A
careful examination of ttio property , says
the HiTi.ld-Uemour.it , indicates that 1' , isonu
of thu best looking gold prospects In the
camp. This section of IJrceeo hill Is urac-
tlcally barren of silver , but In iiuny places
veins of low gradu gold ore : ire found in au
immense porphyry dyke , that has cut its way
up through tno dilTurcnt formations.
The Anttoch is located on this dyke and
treats by the milling process thousands ef
tons yearly , the average value being $5 per
ton. The Jav Bird , In Its older workings ,
shows ere of like value. The mine , however ,
lucks milling facilities , Some months ago anew
now tunnel was started "Straight Into the
hill. It is now lu about 1OU ! foot and u voln
of mineral has been met with. Should this
respond favorably to tests under way Dr.
Crook will work the mine with n largo force
of men.
Tliu
A fine , clear flow has boon struck In the
artesian well at Northvillo , S. I ) . , at o
depth of 050 foot. The pressure is strong
anu a portion of the water will bo utilized in
rumiiiig a Homing mill boon to bo erected.
The ownors.of the J , H. mine nrq said to
havu cleaned up ITS ounces and ten penny.
weights of gold after a nine days run inudo
a short tlmo ago. They are now handling
ere from a shaft which they have sunk to a
depth of 100 feet.
A movement is being urged to Indure the
ranchmen and stockmen of western South
Dakota to apply concerted action toward
securing thorough Irrigation. It has been
suggested that u meeting for .this purpose be
called for October ,
Notwithstanding the Hnrnoy Peak Tin
company's shut down tilings begin to look
brighter for Hill City every day. That place
now has two producing gold mlnos which pay
n haudsoino pro lit to their owners , thu ,1 , H.
and Summit mines.
Congressman Plcklor of Hnuth Dakota has
called upon Secretary of the Interior Smith tc
urgu the erection of Indian schools ut Haplil
City and Chamborlaln , Thu sites of these
schools have been selected and $ i"UUJ lias
boon appropriated ; all that is necessary h
the direction of the secratary of the Inturloi
to proceed.
J , P. Walters of Lead had a rather ro
mnntlo experience while In Hot Spring !
recently. In Hot Springs ho mot and became
came acquainted with u man who proved tc
bp a brother who had boon lost to his family
for thirty years. The brother had hoot
living In different parts of the Black Hill :
since the early part of 1H77. Ho loft homi
whou very young and took to frontier life ,
A force of men are to be put at tvurk on thi
old MoMackln mine at Dead wood with a vlov
to purchasing it If the result * of their dovel
opmeiit work are satisfactory. This mine
years ago , when Black Hills mica was outbi
boom , was considered otio of the most valu
able properties In this country. At tlm
tlmo no less than 40.UCO pounds of mica wer
taken out of It and marketed. Slnco thos
days the main body of mica has been cov
orcd up with a mats of rock. To uncovo
this ) edge and ascertain jowethluy of Us ex
tent and quality Is the purpose of the pro *
pccttvo purchasers.
An Important Incident In connection with
the drilling of the Bullock well at Hello
Foureho Is the cutting , nt 280 foot , of a two-
foot voln of apparently excellent'bituminous
coal. This discovery has attracted the at
tention of capitalists , and arrangement * are
now under way for a orlo * of diamond-drill
Inve.stlgatlons In order to fully determine the
extent and nu.illty of the donoMl , and If the
result Is satisfactory , coal mining will soon
room up nt that point ns an important In
dustry.
The company developing the Union HU
mines near Ripld City struck n vein of high
grade oro. From parlies who have lately
yUllod the mine It U learned that the ere
found In the tunnel U whatU termed a * Kidney
noy oro. Samples of ere taken out are filled
with coarse nuggets or llnkei of goM. The
union Hill mines are in ere tint prospects
well from the surface , nnd the company own *
Ing the Dropertlo * Is thoroughly developing
them before going to the trouhlo or expense
of erecting works to treat the ores.
Color.ido.
There nro now 1,175 mon employed In Crlp-
plo Crook mines.
A number of good strikes are reported In
the Onhlr district.
Near Ou ray the 0 us ton mine is working
100 men. The ere runs well In cooper.
Ore running thirteen ounces gold Is re
ported from the Good Luck , Sllvorton dis
trict.
The Aspen district gives employment to
soino400 minors , mostly engaged In develop
ment work.
Of ( T 7 stamps In Gllpin county. 470 are
now working full force ; between 400 and 50J
miners nro at work ,
_ The Somlnols , on the western slope of
Yankee Hill , has been sold to the owner of
the llossip lode for $5,000.
The Llttlo Chief , at Lcndvlllo , has opened ,
omnloylng twenty men. Sixty tons n day
will bo sent to the Grant smelter on con
tract.
Some ova running twenty-two outicos gold
and llfty-two silver Is being taken out of the
Belle of the We.st , at the 'head of the Klo
Grande.
The Nevada mUio has a forco"of thirty
men nnd Is taking out four cars of ere per
week , worth about $ , " > ,000 after all expenses
are paid.
A recently exposed-vein in the Orphan Bo\r \
has boon sampled and the assay shows U.400
ounces of silver , llvo ounces of gold nnd a
percentage of lean.
The mine ownoil In Arlronn by Hall and
Sullivan Is known as the Mammoth. The
shipping ere runs from $200 to * 'J,000 per ton
In gold and costs only $115 to roduco.
It , G. Anderson has sued W. [ I. Yankee ,
C. M. Clinton and B. C. Wright of Denver
for a ono-olghth interest in n Mexico silver
mine , valued at $350,000 , and $50,000 dam
ages. Anderson sold the property to the
present owners , the defendants , and the
ono-olghth Interest was to bo rotransforrod
to him.
Burro parties to the Cave of the Clouds ,
Windy Point nnd Lookout mountain nro nu
merous. The view from the latter point litho
the grandest over soon In the locky
mountains. Below you lies G Ian wood
Springs ; to the right , for twenty miles , you
can follow the valley of the Grand rlvor.and
away olt to the west beautiful Mount Soprls
towers nbovo everything. The Cave of the
Clouds is the largest and most interesting
cavern in the state. Its walls and ceilings
uro studded with hundreds of odd-shaped
stalactites.
Washington.
A Thornton man estimates his barley yield
at ninety bushels an ncro.
The thistle is encroaching rapidly from
year to year on Puvallup hopyards.
Fruit growers aud hop growers associa
tions are being organized all over the st te.
The Clnn towed a raft of 800,000 logs from
the Humptulips river to the Hoquiam last
week.
They hnvo a dark cell in the county jail at
Walla Walla which they call "tho hole , "
whore they confine prisoners who will network
work on the roads.
Spokane now claims n population of 30,481.
The claim is based on itU07 : names In the
city directory , which is multiplied by two
nnd three-quarters to get the population ,
C. B. Ho and party are about to start'for '
the Colvlllo reservation for the purpose of
beginning work on the state wngon road ,
which is to conuoct Slovens county with the
soa. The road will begin at Marcus , on the
Columbia river.andrun westward a distance
of'J70 miles to Whatcom.
There is n strong probability of n great
famine in wheat s.iuks in Washington , owing
to the nonarrlval of the shin Harlan front
Calcutta with 0,000,000 sacks aboard. The
Harlan is llfty days overdue now. There
are 1'J50,009 , sacks in \VallaWalla pom-
tonliary , but DIM commissioners are pro
hibited selling except for cash.
Tlio Oregon Improvement company is sink ,
ing a now slope at the Frankline mlnu on the
McICny vein , near the No. li : mine of the
Black Diamond company , for the purpose of
getting bettor air and ventilation , and at
the same time working back to the existing
workings from the old .slopu. It Is expected
that It will take nearly two years to connect
ttie new with the old slope.
A Kalispoll Indian called "Ualn-in-tho-
Face-Tomcat" arrived at Spokane seeking a
squaw who eloped with a Spokane Indian
iininvd "Whltn Blanket. " Ho found her in
the suburbs of thu city and shot and scalped
"nor. ' 'White Blanket" and others cornered
him , cut off hia ears , then built a lire in the
contur of the car track and throw him on It
bound. The police ) arrived too late to siiYo
' 'Tomcat" or catch the murderers. "Whlto
Blanket".took to the woods ,
Oregon.
When the close season for game expired
Geary Cozad wounded a deer near his farm
in Dear valley , and then throw away hi.i
weapons and took after It afoot. lit ) caught
the animal as it was crossing Hoar creek ,
nnd helei Its HOMO beneath the raging flood
until it was dead.
Llttlo AmySlelkol of Lost Illver valley
mot a cougar the other day lust after turn
ing her father's horse into the p.isturo. Shu
was not too frightened to run , nnd alioutlng
for her dog she set oil' on a run and reached
the house safely , the an'mnl ' following. The
farmers are nut hunting for it ,
James Miller of Willowa Bridge was
carrying n scythn on horseback. The pony
became frightmicd and started to run Mil.
lur nliitinplod to throw the scythe to the
ground , but the end of the snath caught In
the bridle rain , jut-king the blade under tha
pony with such force as to completely sever
one of his hind lugs nt the pautorn Joint.
Miller immediately procured a gun and
ended the pony's suffering with a bullet ,
J , L. Cooper brought Into Klamath last
week n hum'h of rye containing ! ! ! ( ) stalks ,
with well-filled heads seven Indies long ; another -
ether bunch of rye contained ti ! ) ( ) stalks with
line largo heads , from two grains of seed ; n
bunch of extra , line white club wheat con-
tnlning ninety-live stalks , grown from ono
kernel of seed , together with a bunch of
wheat having seventy-six stalks with heads
4yt Inches long. Knch of these bunches Had
grown from ono kernel of gran ( ,
Mrs. 1C. M. Denno.y of Ashland has re
ceived by mall n living rose tree from the
Garden of Gothsumuni ) . It was sent by Mr.
T. .1. Alloy of the Jewish Hollof Mission ut
Jerusalem , In appreciation of her untiring
work for the relief fund , The plant wa
packed In a condensed milk can , the package
weighing less than a half-pound , which Is
the weight limit of the International post.
The bravo llttlu traveler Is growing boantl-
fully In Its now homo , and boasts of lavlnK |
accomplished thu longest voyage over made
by a Hvlns rose , fully 11,000 miles , and al
most to the diametrically opposite point ol
the globe.
Thuir Alunlorou * Ainuiomunt.
MONNBIT , Mo. , Aug. 21. Last night foul
young men , J. 1C. Tracoy , braketnnn , Harry
HefTerncn and Hey Blanks , sons of 'Frisco
onidneors , and Jim Cnllalmn , after filling up
on whisky , started out to run the town.
They tm&ulted several persons on tha
street , among thorn J , A , Cooper , switch *
man , whoso skull was fractured , fatally.
City Marshal Hondrlx and his assistant suc
ceeded In easily arresting all except Tracoy ,
who rcilited ar.d started to run , when
Hendrlx shot him throe times , thi first ball
entering his bark lust below the right ahoul.
der nnd lodged In his lungs. The other two
halls entered hU lug * . The wound in the
b&ck is fatal ,
.
lliilldlnc 1'ariiilti.
Building permits to the Amount of. | o30
were Issued yesterday by the inspector ei
building * ,