Nebraska Newspapers

    TUB OMAHA DAILY HER : FRIDAY , NOVEMBER 3 , 1893.
8PEOIRL NOTICES.
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, FOP. TIIESR COLUMNS
ADVFUTI9BMKNTS 1230p.m. ! for the ovcntn-
nml until 8:30 : p. m. for thomorning nnrt Sunday
AilvrrtlBors. by rf-qtiMtln * a numbered chock ,
cnu linvo their answers iwldroRncU to n unmboren
letterlncnro of THE Her. ArmwfrnnoiMMremra
will be Oolltcrcd upon preacnlntlon ot the check.
SITOATIONS WANTHD.
KntPB. men word first Insertion , Icn word there
- taken for leas than ttfic.
after. Nothlntaken _ _ _
1 WANTKI ) , AT ONCErpaSlTlON DV AN KX >
-A perleneed man nlenojsrnpher ; bent of refcr-
fjicca. AtldreB-j A W , Itce , Council mutts.
787 o
WANTED MAJVE HELP.
llntei. \vorrtllrHtlnncrtlon , 1c awonlthc.ro-
niter. Nothing t.iken fur letrt than ! 25e.
T > flOUCITOIlS , TKAM9 FUIINISIIKH ! KXTHA
! > > m mon with rigs. American Wrlnirer Co. ,
IflOO Howard st. < " * . .
1 > THE NEnilASKA OUAKAJJTKK SAVINOS
J > nnd Iim-Htmont company wanl * ft few irenllo-
men of irood nclclre-w to net nn solicitors. Apply at
room * aa nndJ3 , UotiKlan block. HO I
J-1F YOU WANT A 0001) PAYING Jon WHITE
Jtlic Hnwka Nursery Co. , Milwaukee , WIs.
Tl-MAN WANTED ! 8AT.AKY AND KXPRNSKS.
JjpfmmiiPiit place ; wlioln or iurt lime. Apply al
once. Drown llros. Co. , nurserymen , Chicago.
Ma 1 1 N10 *
> -WANTED. T7A110HERS ON TIIB O. S. OOV-
iomnuiit work In TPIHICBVO , Arkansas nnil
iiilKl.in.i : cliisip fnro. Kramer & O'II v\rn Mi
ntreney. SOS South 1 1 lit Htrett. M37 N17
"n AOTSNTS. SALAIIY Oil COMMISSION. TJIK
J Jtn" ) te t Invention ot llin uza. Tlin Now Palnnt
Clu-mleat Ink Rrnilnir Pencil. Sflls on Blslit.
WOrki llko miKlfi. AirenlH nro maklnx * a. .0i to
ftr.'fi.OO per work. For furllifr partlcnlari wr to
the Monroe Er.isor Mfe. Co. , X : W , In Cro n. Win.
MIH3
J-MAN WANTKtlFOIt OUIl CIT } ' IltJStNnSS.
J&tlnry paid weekly. Call nt 1510 Douglas ,
-WANTED. . AT HENDERSON. IA. , A OOOD
JjlianiuBHinalccr. T. H. Curry llenao.Bon. In.
T > -7B.OO A MONTH AND EXPENSES. EX-
JJcluMvolcrrllorv. No nxperlnncp. Slnplo iroodB ,
nbsolulu monopoly. Men nnd women wanted ,
Tearly contracls. Pay certain. No talk. System
tw-rfect. Wrltoanlek. Terms free. Aihln-HiK _ ,
BOX 3ilii : : , lloslon. Mnss. MBOl li *
nWANTKD. . COUNTY MANAOEItS : DUTIES.
J-JapnolnUnir HUh nTenlsl lerrllory six connllosj
nnlnry $7n.OO. rxponsci $ nil.0 ( ) , inonthlyi yearly
oonlracl : enclose posU-iRU. Mesaba Mftr. Co. . Itox
WJ , Duliilh. Minn. M7184 *
BVlTw"ANTllEPaK3ENTATlVE3 W EVEHY
B town of a.OOO iwpulntlon or more ; call In per-
nit or nddn-ss Omaha Co-onenxllvn .Supply Co. ,
310 S. 15lh Blrecl , room 17 , Omaha , Nob. 701 C *
TrjWANTRDrAT"HOHTON STORK. OMAHA.
DoxpcHenced ntockkobucr lit clo.itc doparttniuit.
MKIO
p-KOYS H TO 18 YKAKS OP AOK TO T.RAUN
-iJupholsterlnir on lonnccs. The E. M. IlnlHO
company , 11107 Nicholas slrect. M8i'J .1 *
-WANTKD , KXPKUIENOKD OIIOOBBYMAN
JJloinkecharpo of $ i.OUl.UO ) ) Kloclc ; onn who Is
nccnitomed todobuvliiir nnd selllnp nnd ecnuinl
iimnnReinent : mint liavo $1.000.0 ! ) In canhi must
T > i 1ilntlo dnlchr will ( ret H profit for inaniict-nienl :
ntock located Iuuno of tlin br-st towns In easlern
Kebraska. Address at once llox 185 , Wahoo. Neb.
MHuo ( >
TJ-LA110REH3 WANTED ON NOUTH OMAHA
* -L > ni.-iln Hewer Sprngno and -J7th blreels.
1J-t'VVANTED. FIVE Jl EN TO UKI'HESENT OS IN
JJNebraska and ell our HT'Cclalllos. Onahiindrcd
dollarn per monlh nnd expenses. No experience
necessary. Enclose neU-addresied Bt.-tmiH'il en-
and aJUrcss P. O. llox illl ) , Mlimn.tpolls ,
FEMALE BTELP.
Rates. 1 Won word Ural Insertion , leaword thcro-
nftRates. Nolnliii ; t-ilten for less than 25c. .
WANTED , A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
O housuwork. German preferred. lurjttlro 2115
Jones , between St. Mary's avemio and Leaven-
worth st. H8i ! : t
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/I WANTED. TWO COMPETI'.NT KITCHEN
Isl at 21.1M Dodffo struct ; none others need np-
Hill ) ! ! '
WANTED , GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwork -
work : reference n-uulretl. N. W. cor.7th nnd
ackson Bis. 880 : i'
WANTEI ) , "GIRIrTOR GENERAL HOUSEwork -
C work ; two In fJuillv. 115 S. i5th. ! DO ! ! 4 *
HOUSES.
. nllno each liiHerllon.Sl.60n line per
month. Nothing takxuifoV less than gSc.
" -H OUSES IN AllPAHTsf fP TIIK CITY ;
Tluj O. V. Davis company. 1005 Faruam. H05
I i-O- COTTAOE. MODERN. CHOICE. IN
A/SlIin ford circle. C. S. ElRulter , i04 ! Hco bldtr.
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I\-H Ii6oM HOUSE. MODERN.NEAR - 1HJSI-
-l.'nesa ; rent moderate. Apply S04 ! Bee bulldln ? .
TV-RENTAL AGENCY , 507 BROWN BLOCK.
i- * * _ B08
SES AND ROOMS IN ALL PARTS OP
clty , * u and up. O. F. Jlntls , S''O S. I'lh fit.
"J7 XO
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MODKRN EIRHT-ROOM HOUSE , WITH
D bom : $13. DO pjr numlh , L S. Skinner. : UU
fo , M088
Tl-lO-llOOM HOUSE , 1815 CASS. J. JOHNSON
fJlSKtl Faniani. Mlilg
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TWNICE. \liOBT"THN-"itOOM ! HOUSE , NO.
-L/442'J Famam Btj all moilern convcnlenci-H , In
tiont ix-palrj larse barn , uverythlns nrsltclass ,
$ -25.00.
"wiiw'elitht-room housu In llret class repair , city
wnlrr. rlc. . No1 lilil Rirnam U. $15.00.
Good olsht-room houso. > I717 Capitol nve , all
modern Iinprovemnnis. $1(1.0(1. ( (
Cottairi-H. a cimutfes localcd In Ilcnsoo addition ,
ono car faro. $ in oil ,
Ili-nsou&Carmlchucl-ir.2 New York Mfc lUdj.
17B 10
-FOU HUNT , NICK F1VE-UOOM COTTAOES ,
Itrllh and Halt Howard Hlroel , rent $10.t ) ' > . In-
quirt ! : uo N : Y. Lifn. ' .wo ia
HOUSES. F.JC. U.VHLINO , ItABKKll IlLOOK.
D -C ' M174 !
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IVTO OOOI ) TENANT ONLY. COMPLETE
.1/modern brlvlc ilwelllnir , No.J70rl Faniani ;
bflclc stablolf desired.Varren M. Itosers. r.lL'l-
i Blreot. M4UO
FOR RENT. 11-ROQM HOUSE , fM PER
r > monlli. Inqulro 11)11) ) ) DodguSl. M403
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T\-FOR RKNT < DlSIRAnLE : K-RO3M HOUSE
4 'with modern conveniences at southeast conic.-
of JOLIUH and 25th Hlix-ctH. Rynt $15.01) per moulh.
47' ' U
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T -NICE IIRICK RESIDENCE. SOUTHWEST.
l/ poriiur'.RInl and ( Mllfurnti. AH inodnrn eon-
, ho.ip. ( ) . A. SUirr , Room 30tJ lien bnlld-
. .
- - > I HOUSE , PERFECT CONDITION ,
D-H-HOO
ui'wly piliitcil.inwlern : Hinnll f.uullv ; location
aiUNorlli'JOlhtilrcot ; it-ntroHonnble. llon-HH.V lllll.
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r\- HOUSES , : i TO ROOMS , cus NO. imi. :
, U M5S N24 *
! D-TOUltnNT.-l KOOMS $11.00 , 031 S. 17THST.
: MoliU
D-FOB lir.NT. 5-B0031 COTTAOE. 1111 SO.
lllhi ll-r.Mj'ii coltlfe | , 1120 So , Hth. U , I On-en ,
BK Ilarkcr bloek , tam
Tr\-COliNiTir l''LAT , 8 ItXMS. IIANGH AND
JL/uU other canvunlenctis. nt > bolter Hut lu.Omali.-i ,
Ul,1. : Uoom U. Patterson block , lU-'U Farn.-nn St.
Geurtfu Clouser , 005
T\-COTTAOB".OaijlO. ItjTH'J8 IIAUKKU IILK
-11-llOOMEJl HOUSE. $10 PER MO. , FOUMKH-
) v n-nled for * -JO , I'S N iiUtli , kuy next door
noi-lh. H50-4 *
-VOK KENT. MODKHN H-llOOM HOUSE.
Nuwly paiHtrud nnd palmed , $15. .SfJ Suwanl.
oao -
1Q AND8 11OOM HOUSES. OENTBAL LOOA-
i/tlon. Ingnliti-'illU Capitol nvciiuo. (1H5- ( !
7'11OUM MODT.llN HOUSE ? WATEB IN
babemenl. with or without bam. Apply : iiH :
FranolH st. UH7 3 >
- - COTTAGE. EVEUY MODEltN
D-BKVEN-UOOM nou' . until und Howard Htu.
Call nt Dill llojdn Nnw Theater. BHI ; il *
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TJY-FINB iTT-Ki'lOM""HOuTKa WITH EVEUY
-l-'c-oiivt-nlimt-o. lll.Hi I'.iri nvtiiiionnd r > U3So.yth
Htruct nt winter prict'ii. I' p.Veail , 10th und
B8H3
l > - - ANIlUJOU l-'LAT : MOD-
orniuipruvi'nmut4. HUH uih. 08-j ; i *
D , -rFOB KENT. O-BOJM PlllVATri J'l.AT. HID
'Soulh ' IHlh Direct. MtfU3 a-
a > , 7-KOOM HOUSE,31H-H. 17TH UV. KNQU111K
atit''l. , Mllll4 * .
rS-a HOON HOUSE. ' MODBBN. o.oo. '
l'Nlc IIUUAU near Hanacnin park. Kt.lJlO.
KU-iraiil corner liouB rSiiul mill I'omileton.ttO.OO ,
llrlck house , splendid location , 4 > lu.OO ,
Jllck , 305 Y. N.Ufu bulldluir. 881-3
-COTTAGE. ,0 ( > MONTH , 1827 NORTH 831) .
Inquire 1SV3 JacUHtm. 881
HOUSE : ALL MODl'.UH CONr
D veulc tlrm-clOHS repair. WO p : r monlh ;
IHthm Keyutfil7 Norih 18.
PU5 3
IA--ROOM COTTAGE. 'ULO K TO CA11LE AND
l motor linn ; cheap. Wrlcht & lAHbiiry. lUth
an < Howard. - NU15J
V\-TitooH FLA'T IYJWN""LOCATION
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l/i .tK ) per monlh. VVrUhl .V Laabury , IHlh and
Howard. MI > 1U 6
BOH , KENT .FURNISHED ROOMS.
riUU * . IKo a word nr t lukcrtlou. Ic a word
Jhc'reatter. KollUiitf laknu ( or toi than i'JSc.
6 ifUUNlSHBD ROOMS FOR
m buuth 26IU Blreot.
FOB RENT FUBNIBIIED ROO.VI3
ConfniifJ. (
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4ia NIB *
EFURNISHED ROOM WITH BATH , $ < J.OO
month. lllllFa.Tiam. 852 it *
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INICELY FURNISHED ROOMS CHEAP. nTs
! ! K.20tlinlroet. S63-0 *
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EPLKASANT ROOM , SOUTH FRONT. FOR
gcnllonicn. R3 ! Dodgct M807 7 *
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-SEVEliAL VERY DESIRAHLB SOUTH
l.jfront furnished rooms : tiath nnd all modern
conveniences on tiamo floor. Apply soon , 1822
Chicago turret. _ M8(107 ( *
TJ-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
UhoiiBekccplmc. 110 North 15th. 118743'
E-FURNISHED ROOM , 2017 HARNEY ST.
H78 7
E-l NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM , HEAT AND
bath. Old N. 20th nt. 880-2'
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
Rates. l ! o n word first insertion , In a word
thereafter. Nothing fiken tor losi than 2ic.
I/-YOUNO WOMEN'S HOME. UNDER CARE OF
JL1 Womcn'rt Christian ausoclatlon , 1118. 17th st.
801) )
Tf-THE DOLAN , -Oil AND 211 N.18THST
810
. . ' -HOARDING WITH .ROOMS. SINGLE OR EN-
-I Biilto , " house lust nited up with overythlnit new.
Ono of tlin best location1 * In thu elty nnd iivery-
thlng will bu first clasa. 2101) ) Douglas 811
T-PL15ASANT SOUTH ROOM WITH ALCOVE ;
I.1 also board. 2510 Dodge. 043-8 *
ITi-OOOD 11OAHD ; LAUOH UOOMS. OOS NOBTII
L1 lllth Btreot. T . Mill J Mill *
1 ? BOOMS. ALL MODEBN. HOME TA1ILK
1DM : Fnmam. MOSS N7 *
TT-FOBBENT , NICELY FUBNISinTo UOOMsT
X1 wllh or without board. Cnllnti107 DoutrlaB.
4111 Nt !
T-FUItNISHED ItOOMS AND nOABt ) . 2013
X1 Douelas St. MS03 0'
IV-FURNISlinD OR UNFURNISHED ROOM ,
wither without board. _ UIt ) Dodge strcel.
MliUil 3 *
A DiatRARLE FRONT ROOM WITH AN ALcove -
F cove and ono sldo room. 212 South 25th.
603
F-UTOPIA , 1710-1721 DAVENPORT ST.
| HO 3 *
F-FURNISHED ROOMS WITH HOARD. REF-
ercnces. 2214 Farnam. M740 4 *
'n < NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH HOARD ;
X' Icnnn roaaonahlc. 1113 N. 20lh. M8-J1 0'
HOARD AND ROOM : STEAM HEAT. GAS ,
bath ; $4J > 0 and $5.00 per week , -ll I North 14th.
M77p 11
F-LARGE SOUTH ROOM FOR TWO. $5.00
per week each. Furiuco nnd bath. 2510
Plcrco , between 24th and 25lh M731 B *
F ROOMS WITH BOARD. 2308 DOUGLAS.
1)01 ) 8
F-ROOM AND ROARD FORTWOGENTLEMEN
(124 ( South 2 th live. 1)00 ) 4'
F-2128 HARNEY ST. , SOUTH FRONT. FUR-
nlshinl rooms , wllh or wllhout board ; nil cou-
venlcnccH. 1)03 ) 6'
FOR RENT UNFURNISH'D ROOMS
Rates life a word llrsl Insertion , loa word Ihero-
afler. NothbiR taken for huts thaii2T e.
house 210 N. 13th HU 812
G FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS SUITABLE
for housukecplnir : city water : rent che-ip ; 0
blocks from postofllco. IiO. Websterst. 128
/-i-OLEAN 3-ROOM FLATS , S. W. COR. 7TII
and Paclllo street , $3.00 to-tfll 00. to i
email families. G. F. Dulls , 220 So. 17th slr < vt. '
_ _ j _ M810N13
/ - -UNFURNISHED ROOJtS , ALL MODERN
VT2112 Mlainobt. 413
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-4-ROOM FLAT. 1003 LUAVENWORTH ST.
_ M77.1 C'
G"I FINE UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
liousckeephiir , $12.50. 21111 SI. Mary'n avenue.
/t-2 FRONT ROOMS WITH. OR WITHOUT
VJboanl. Heat , bath , elc. 015 N. SOtli. 87D-2'
FvXR RENT STOBE-3 AND OFFICES
Rales , 10c a line each Insertion , $1.50 : i line per
monlh. Nolhlnif taken for IOSH than 25c.
T FOR lVENT.TllE4-STOll
J-OHlF.irnain HI. The hiillilhn ; has a tin-proof cement -
mont basement , complete steam he.itlmr tlxtnrcH.
water on all thu floors , jas , etc. Apply at Hie offlco
of TllK Hf.i : . 1110
I OFFICE AND DESK ROOM , WITH ELECTRIC
light , uteani heat and Janitor service. Favorable
prlculo desirable particn. Wyckoff , Seaman It
Benedict , tround lloor , Uco bid. 813
J STORE , 321 S. 15TH. STEAM HEAT.
M73it N28
I -OFFICES W1THNELL BLOCK. STEAM HEAT.
M7J15 N28 *
I-FOR RENT. TUB MOST DESIRABLE STORE
room In South Omaha : steam heat : next door to
pobtodlcc. Pot-flons i ; Wlk-ox , South Omaha. 008 8
AGENTS WANTED.
Rates , lOcn line each insorlloti , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing tukrm for less than 25c.
T-AOENTS WANTED FOR 0uicK SELLING
tl patented Invontlou Jnst belli ; put on the market.
Sold only thronnh axunts. Good prolUsand u clear
Held. Sample by mall. 2S rents. The Ohio Nov-
elly Co. . D. 1. ClncllinaU.'O. M4R7
T AGENTS WANTED , TO SELL NOVELTIES ;
' Avu articles new on the. market and Rood H ll r ;
sell at slKlit. Call between 12 and 1 o'clock. Mra.
H. C. Moses , 30:1 : So. 17th atroct , opp. court IIOIIHO ,
Omaha , Neb , M8U1 a
T-WANTED. GOOD AGENTS EVERYWHERE
v for latest otneo specialty : wells Itself : bltr pay ;
enclose btamp. Am. Lock Crank Co. , Mllwuukoc ,
Wl - < Mil 12
WANTKJD TO EENT.
Rates , lOc a line oaeh Insertion , $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken for leas than -5c ,
Tr-WANTEDTJoR ! J FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
JVtlpht liousekeoplni : . Address U 52 , Bco.MO
MO 10 3
STORAGE.
Rates , 1 Oca Una each InhPrtlon , 1.50.1 line per
nonth. Nothliif ; taken for less than 25c.
M -STORAGE , WILLLVMS it CROSS , 1214 HAU-
ney. HI 1
M STORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS ,
clean and cheap rales. H. Wulls , 1111 Fariiam
815
WANT.ED TO BtJy.
RatcH. lc ) a line each Insertion , ! . . ! ( ) a line per
inoytli. Nolliliur taken forless than 25c.
N-WASTKD , TO 11UY UPLAND' PRAmYf"oH
tlmolliy hay III lots of from 1 to 600 rarloads ,
L. 11. Cousins , Council Illutls , la. M78I ) D
FOB JiATE FUBN1TU B E.
Bales , JHo n word first limortlon , lo n word
thereafter. Nothing lulten foi- lens than .fie.
f\-STOVES OF ALL KINDS GOOD AS NEW.
U Wells Auction Co. , 1111 Faniain ul. 810
SORBAliE HOKSKS. WAGONSETC
RnlcB. l ) < o n wont llrst Insertion. Ion word lliorj-
After. Notlilnir taken for loss than 25u.
1J-MOVINO EXPRBSS tNEWLY PAINTED ) ,
L harness and yomie team , $125. Room 405 N. Y ,
Llfo bulldluir. MH77 U'
P-FOR SALE. FAMILY HORSE , GENTLE AND
Hound. Cheap for cash , Addrest P , 21. Conklln.
3ai2P.ukerSl. , H80 3
FOB SAT.E
/"l-ONB IIRIINSWICK 111LUAll ! ) TAIJLE AND
Woim pool table , used U months , us rood us now ,
for billo pheap. A > ldrosn P. O. box BID , Wuat Point.
Neb. - 51IU
Q-FIRE AND IIURGLAR PROOF SAFE.
FlrutclaBS. Blcbarjaln. Address ll.ink.JJInu
Sprlueu , Nob. ' M81TJ ! !
Q FAiiiLY JERS"EV cow , VERY"RICH
milker , kind and ontlo ) cheap. Address u cu ,
Deo. Mltil 6 *
OLAIBVOYANTB.
RatcB , 10calliiuuachlnierlon ! $ lfiO : i llnu per
iiioiitli. Nolhlnir Uikeu for lews than _ 6c ,
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S-MRSNANNIE vMVAtUKNciAvOYANT ,
reliable biiBlncus medium ; Clh > ear at 1 ID N.lUth ,
817
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MAasAGjs' , BATHS , i.TO
Rales Iflou line racliiiBerUou.Cl. | U n Hue per
month. Nolhlur lukuti ( or less than 25o.
f MADAMKaSliTU , 60-JS. iaTH. .NDKI/JOR.
A Room a. Uojuusc.vjpor. alcohol. ulcnui .sulphur-
no and nua oaitiH. will ) I 4"
UUri MASSAGE , 410 SO. ISrU.
MSUON18 *
P-MMK. CARSON. 1121 DOUGLAS , THIRD
A floor , room i masnaco , alcohol , aulnhur and
sea baths. M7H4 C *
P BSONAI/ .
. Uo a word tlr.t lii i-iioii. lo n worl tuorj-
ftur. Motblivf titeu fpr U-k * than 25a
U-MASSAGK * THKATMENarEtSOTRO TIIKR-
iiialbatlw. Scalp and hair treatment , munlcnra
undcldropodst.MniPoatu | 10KH.tfitli\7Uhnullblk
H1B
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U-iIATUIMONr OR PLEASURE : KEW DEAL.
Scud 2-ccut stamp W P. O. liox SOI. Uaallnrs ,
CnnMnimi.
U-CUT RATES IN PHOTOS : 12 OAniNKTPHO-
ton , Arlnto Hnliih. ono RxlO Arlnto. vcrybcnt (
worth fa.no , for fi.OO. nt Cowan's phm Rtiidlo ,
2123 Cnmliur ntrect : brlnr coupon ; Kocxl for K )
days only ; ( rreal reduction for eroupn : open Sim-
day. M377 N17
fT-LADlES , SEND NAME AND ADDRKS3 TO
U VlnvlCo. , 001 N. Y. Llfo ISIdp. . for n ( lO-paco
licnlth tmak. Offlre coninltnllon free ; l.vly In at
trndanco. -
U A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN UKSIltKS
thancqnnlntanreof n yonnir nnd irohd-looklnr
widow. Object , pleasure. Address u SI t Hre.
HOt 3 *
MONBY TO LOA.N REAL iSTATS.
Raton 10 n line each Insertion , $1.50 a line i
month. Nolhlnff taken for less than 26C.
BATES *
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Tlin > U. F."D7.vls"CoVifi05'Farh'nm'ttri.-t-
-JIONBY TO LOAN AT LOWEST HATES ON
Improved nnd unltnprored Omaha rtnl estate ,
1 to 5 yean ) , Fidelity trust Co. , 170V Furnatn.
820
\\r-LOAN3ON IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVKI )
city prop.-rey , ci.noonnd npwanln , 5 in C > H per
cent ; iiodcloyR.W.Faiiiam Hmllli &Co.ir.20 : Knrnim :
-MONEY TO LOANTOUUnRNTUATEs
Apply 10 W , n. Mclkle , First NrttlOnnl
\V ANTIIONYIOANANDTnU3TCO..niBN. Y.
' ' Llfp.lpmlR nl low rates for cholcn security on
Ncbmska amrlawn farms or Omaha city properly.
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
llntcs , lllc a line each Innertlon. $1.M ) a line per
moulli. Nolhlue taken for ICXM than 2Sc.
X DO YOU WANT MONnYT
w > will loan yon ANY SUM yon wish on your
FUHNtTUHK. PIANOS. HO11SK3. WAflONS ,
CAK1UAOES , WAHKIinUSB HKC15IPTS , clc.
Wo irlvo prompt intention to nil applications ,
ami will carry your loan : m Ions an you wish.
You can rertueo thocost of carrjrliurynnr loan
by n payment at any time. There Is no publicity
or removal of propurty.
FIDELITY' LOAN HUAUANTEF.co-
Room 4 , WUlmell bloek ,
Cor. 10tli and llamey titn.
SL'O
X WILL LOAN MONKY ON ANY KIND OP SR-
ctirlty : HlrlcllycoiillUciitl.il. A. 13. llarrih , room
1 , Continental block. B'JII
V MONEY TO LOAN
A. Wo will loan you any sum which you wish ,
mnall or large , at the lowent possible niton , In thu
( llik'koHt posMblo time , aud for any IniiRlh of llmo
lo still you. Yon can pay It back In Riicli Install-
menlH a you with , when yon wish , and only
ps y for It aa long-as you keep Iu You can borrow
on HOUSEHOLD PtIUNITUnE AND PIANOS ,
IIOHSKS , WAGONS AND OARRIAGKS.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS. MERCHANDISE
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY.
Without publicity or removal of property.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
aim SOUTH iiiTii STREET ,
tlntt floor above the Ntniet.
THE OLDEST , LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR
ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
824
X -MONEY TO LOAN-SHORT TIME LOANS.
702 N. Y. Life Bulldlnc. Mil C *
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Rates , lle ) a Hue each Insertion , $1.BO n line per
month. Nothing taken for lest ) than 125o.
WE FURNISH CAPITAL TO START YOU IN
buslnesH. We waul to establish one. lionest. n > -
liableciilerprlHlnir | > cr on. man or woman , in a
legitimate money-mnklnpr business luQvvrycounly
In the west. Uuslnesa IB clean , easy and legiti
mate. Illpmoney for parties with push iitul pluck.
If you e.vn't furnish tlrst-class refureneca don't ap
ply. Remember , no money required. Write at
once , before Home 0110 wllh moro enlerprlsa BO-
ctireayour territory. Thi ) Dr. Starr Herb Remedy
Co. , ' _ ' ! ) 1 T.a l 4lrd ! at. . Chicago , 111. 8'-7
FOR SALE , AN INTEREST IN A MANUFAp-
turlni ; plant ( with position Iu the. ofllco If HO de-
Hired ) , $10,01)0.0(1 ) ( to Slfi.OOO.OO cash mnllred. No
trades considered. The company has nn estab
lished ti-uk > on a reaily Helling1 article at a good
prollt. Address S 00 , IJec. H'J8
- FOR RENT. A UAKKRY SHOP , OLD STAND.
Oltl North lUlhistrect. Apply lo Jos. Redman.
FORSALHLA NO. t NEWSPAPER OUTFIT
In eounty ucat. Ea y terms. Inquire or jwlilnr-t5
The Kiilglila Jewel. Omjlia. 044-iiU *
Y FOR SALE , DRUO STOCK AND FIXTURES.
Address E. li. Howendoblcr , lioi'trand , Neb.at2
at2 :
Y FOR SALE OR RENT. BEST PAYING MEAT
market in olty. Inquire at 11302 Ulondo St. '
SALE CHEAP. THE BEST LOCATED
1 saloon Hi South Omaha. J. W. Siperacnt , 12118
N street M7-la 4'
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Y-FOR RENT , ELEVATOR IN SECTION OP
Nebraska with eood corn crop. 'Reason for
renting no money lo do business with. Address U
4U. Bco. 70fli
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-STOCK OP GROCERIES ANDQUEENSWARE
for Bale for cash In the bestcliyln Bouthern
Ncbraskn ; an old established Irado , ilolnp iv cash
business of SOO.000.00 : Block will invoice nbou
WI.IK.'O Ut ) , Wrllo at once If 3-011 mean business
Will take no tr.tde. Hurt Bros. , Fulrbury. Neb.
JJU11 10
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FOR EXOHA1TOE.
Itatcw.lilc a line each Insertion , $1.50 a-llno per
month. Nothing- taken for loss than -5c.
Z I OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA , KANSAS
and Dakota. Will sell cheap or nxch.ing-o fo
md8e.boracB nnd cattle. Add. box 7UFruilcfort. Ind
8-.IO
y-CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL MDSK.
utako real estate , money. Itox ' . ' 05 , Frankfort , Ind
y-LIST YOUR REAL K3TATK FOR SALE OR
/ exchauzu with U. J. Kemlall. DU7 Drown block.
M810 NL'
y FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. GOOD FAR1
/-'land and horses. Planck Bros , , Lock Box 4
Plereo , Nub. MliliU 7 *
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE , -UXtiB 10TH
and Douglas ; 7-room house , modem. CaldwRll
st. Banraln. . G. L. Green. 28 Il.irker bile. DU7
Z-WANTED. TO EXCHANGE GOOD NEBRASKA
farm for a peed nmall residence of 4 or 6 rooms
within llvo minutes walk to NmroctSouth Omaha :
will iiHsumu a Binall Incumbrance , but imiHt cct
rcasonubh ) prices. U 54,1ee oOlce. MU14 4
FOB SALE UfcAI. ESTATE.
Rates , 10o a line each Insertion , $ l.RUn line per
month , Nothing taken for less than V5e.
cheaSALE. . ATTRACTIVE HOMES. , VERY
Ju chea , ScoGeo. W. P. Coales , 10 Pauerwon blk ,
ARGAINS , HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS , SALE
orlrade. F.K. Purling , Marker blk. ttai
ARGAINS-HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS , SALE
orlrade. f. 1C. Durlln ; , llarkor bile. 070
FARM LAND3oK HAiRISDNoi'JN. Y.
D-t-OllI'
FOR SALE. LARGE LIST CHOICE LANDS
cheap ; terms easy ; can locate colony. Also
Kood fiimi Hllirhtly Incuniberedand school liuuiato
nxchunea for block indue. J" W. Wolplon , ( Irani ,
Neb. 44a N1U *
rtAHU LANDS.
BO acres , a.irpy.connty. $1.350.
Bl acres. S.irpy county , 04OUU ,
J40 acres , S.irpy , $51) mi ucro.
; fjll. Douirliis eouiily , $10 an acre.
HO , DoiiKlat county , $15 an acre.
U40 , Washington county , . ' 7 an acr -
L'ld , otou county , $11 ! an aero.
SMOIioonu county , $14 anucra.
U. t' . llarrlaoii.lll-J N. Y Life - 154K9-
F I ARM LANDS AND CITY PROPERTV. C.
R. lloalrl.ht. UOl N , V. Life illdy.t Om ilia. Nub.
8J5-N.1
TOR SALE , WELL IMPROVED FARM , lilil
X' acres , eood honsa and barn , K iiillus north ot
Council Illufls. O.'CarHleusoiijCrescent , la ,
M873 4
OOMX127 FT. . BAST FRONT , ON 28TH NEAR
USuwani. S760.
Orchard Hill corner , fdSO.
Corner on Mai.duraon. $1,000 ,
East front Hanseom I'lacn lot , $2COO.
linprovi-dpioiu-rty m'ar Hunscom Park will bo
sold at u prluu at wfiU-h lnco.no brines 10 per cent.
F. D. Weud , Itilh anil Donzlas. t < 87 : i
\\rnMAKE A SPEOIAUTV OF EXCHANGING
> i cliotcoolty proiiuity forfiirm lauds.
llrlck utoru bulldfne nnar l.Sth und Howard , f30-
000. bic. l .vniO.UiH-r
Elegant brick reiildi-ncu block urar Hanseom
park , 10,000. Inc. $ I8.0UO ,
llaucteomo double it-sidouee , iiu-lonn Kroiindn ,
lanFo lizm , all modem Improvements , splendid
nelKhborhuod. $1H.U ( > 0 , Inc. tl.OOO.
Nlcu rt-sldeiH-xi projicrty ntur/Hansconi park ,
f 10,000. Inc. M.OOO.
.24 nice lota Just west of cilr , $ COO each. lue.
"illck real estate agc-itcy , SOS N. Y. Life Bide.
IMH > 0
CHEAP iJVr. NICE IXT NEARlTTAND MA-
son ; only throe blocks fioui Hie. finest brleli
and mono honwa In West Omaha : can offer- for
1.450. Hlcka , U03 N. Y. Ufa Hid e , PMT 0
fr-ROOM HOUSE AND GOOD LOT. PARKER
. /Bliwt , near U6h. | only ffl.OOOUHI ; t-100.00 cukh
und lulanee tlinu. TlilH lu almuatt Jireiwul tatlm
purchaser. F.'K , Darling , Uarlcer block ,
ALB.
lutes , lOo 11 Him eovh liiKDrllon. tlJioallno per
month. Nothing taken for lt > 3 than 'Jie.
"
.
G , Wullauo , llrowu block , tllb ! uuJ Uourlau.
uaa
_
HIGH GRADE OMAHA CITV iIO T AOK3 ,
ncUlnir purvhusem irood mti ) o [ liilerout. nuuu
of from * 1 ( > 0 up.farsiluby Ulobdl > .1n A. Trust Oo , ,
lUlh X lJ < xlf u , O.ualii. Particulars ou apyl icutlo j ,
QPKRCF..NT MORTGAGES FOU SALK , SECUl
Olty nbaolulcly bate. Ames Ucul K ut < i ' aceiicy ,
10J7
BHOBTHAMD
Rnlpn , lOcn llnoeixch liNorllon , fl.noa line per
month. Nothing taken forlta < i than l5c.
VOUNol.ADIES AND OKMTKMKN OANSOON
JL ncqnlro n working knomiklee of nhorthand nnd
ypowrttln * at A. O. VaffSAnt'ii Rchool of nhorl-
land , 513 N. Y. Llfo. TypJiWMtcni to rout , 834
joRTHAND AND TYPAWRITINO. MSa RY
C3mall cople/L ' promptly , -if. C. Tyrrell , 002 N. Y ,
jlfobnlldlniS' *
M7 a 3
Hates , lOcn line each lW"rtfon | , $ l.CO .1 line p6r
montli' Nothlur mken for leas than 25o.
"
T SONNENHBRO. DIAMOND IIROKER. 1H05
' 7)o\ifflas st. Loins rtlonoy on diamond * ! ,
vatcliea.etc. Old ( fold andsllvcr ' bonchl. Tel. 1653
H.tO
_ _
HOB3ES W1NIEBED.
Rales , IPc n line each Imr-rtlon , $ l.r 0 a line l > er
nonth , Nothlnir taken for lots than 2 ! > c ,
OilSES WINTERED , F < Ult ( J ROUNnS.
mo. ; louvo orders al JT.VHhrow'B , Teln. 10(1 ( ,
llii'J N 38 *
_
aYPEWKlTEBB.
Rales , lOc n line each liiHurtloti. $1.50 a line per
monlh. Nothin taken for loss than 23c.
REMINOTscALiaRAPH
unheard of prices. Tul. f > 58. lloyloa & Itahb ,
01 ! ) N. Y Llfo bide. Send for samples. 837
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS
Rales. lOca line oacli liisprtlon. $1.50 allnopcr
nonth. Nothing takenjor less than 25c.
"
Jacobs. decensc < t : l.iler wllh M , O , Maul ) , under
taker and Ptululmcr , ; I15S. lUlhst. Tel. GOO.
838
SCALES ,
Italcs , Iflnallno each Insertion , $1.BO a line per
nonth , ' Nothing lakon for less than _ * > c.
\rEWANDSECbNDHANDSCALE3.ALLKINDS.
- lAddrcHS llonlen & SclleckCo. , Lake stChlcaio.
HU )
DBfc.S3MAKNO.
Rates , 1 Oca line each Insertion , Sl.noa line iwr
monlh. Nolhhur t-iken for less than .5c.
TO DO DRESSMAKING IN
ENGAGEMENTS
families solicited. Mtsn SturJy , 4218 Nicholas
slrect , MS13 N10 *
TYRES3ES , $ l [ WRAPPERS , $2. 1)00 ) N , 2ITH.
MUSIC , ABT AND IjANGtTAGES.
llalen , lOc a line each Insertion , el.50 a line per
monlh. Nolhlnir taken for less than 25c.
GF. GELLENHECK , 1IANJOIST AND TEACHER
110 California HU 1)14
SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS.
Rales , lOc a line each liiHerllon. $1.50 a line per
month. Nothing taken for less than 25c.
IORSALEAl NO. 'J REMINGTON TYPE-
1 : writer , OU.OOO series , $15.00. 013 N. Y. L. bldff.
M420
LOST.
Raton , IWo a % vord first iniorllon , lo a worJ
thereafter. Nothln ? taken for kvis IU m 'J.'ic.
- CONTAINING ONE TABLE
cover and sovendoylloa down town. Suitable
reward clven If relumed to 610 S. 22 < 1 street.
M018 4 *
FOUND.
Rates , IKo a word Orel Insertion , lo a word there
fter. Nothing laken for ll-st-i than 25c.
rpAKEN UP. ONE WHITE COW IIROWN EARS.
JLno liorna , halter on. Enlcst llofrnelater. CrelRh-
ton farm , two miles west of Benson. M728 4 *
Tin ; jti.ii.Tt ftivituir.
r
INSTRUMENTS placed ion record Novem
ber 15 , 1803 :
WAUUANTirDBKD3. \
A. P Ornm and wlfo to 1)"O C'nluhan , n
40 foot of lots 1 ntid'a1 ' bloclc 12.
Omaha Vlow . ! U . t 1,600
A H Ivolly otal'to ' Mrs G 10 Jones , lot
1. Kelly & Sehrols1 sulnliv . 825
Jack Morrison nnrl wlfo to II R Hast-
iiiizs , uU of . ' .
add . , . . > . ' . . . .i.jf. . . 2,600
Joseph Woodruff to ! ) I' Nlnlds , lof 14
( except u 83 feet ) , Cllf ttin Pliico . l.GBO
Sumo lo W JUlluriicia. o > 33'fcut of.lot
14.SIUHO. . . , 1..U --1,050
\VIIWrlKlitmidwlroto IVS HigglnsT
lot 13 , block 1 , Crestpn . ' : . . 3,000
"
"QUIT , qi/A r DKBDS.
'
A. A Ilrown and 'hueband to James
Alnsoow , lota' 14 and , 10 , bloclc 3 ,
Iturllngton Contbr > . 1
DEEDS.
I 8 Cook , executor , to Margaret 8
Lovoll.undlv ' / an 1-10-9 , HO 2-1G-9.
so u-10-0 , o yt nw and a ! i sw 19-
10-10 1
Total amount of transfers 8 11,227
WHATCANCUTICURADO
EveryUUngthntUcleiinalng.purtfytng.anabcaa.
tlfylniffor thojililu , ocaip.and hulr
of IntuDU and. chKdicn the CL-TI-
. ; CUUA llEiituiE * win do. They
(2f ( aperdlly cuie Itchi.-ig csd buralrg
eczpniM , clennie the pcaip cf icaly
bunion , purify thu blend , And re-
Bluralhehalr. Thej-vate nVidluU'v
. ire , agreeable , ozd uufalllpg. fcoli ieryv\ht , .
llVUUUAnd
nil the train at
EVILS. WEAKNESSES. DEBILITY , ETC. , that a *
company thorn , tn man QUICKLY and PUKJIA-
-'ZNTLY CURED. Pull STRENOTH and. lout
eiren toorcry part of the body. I will ( and da *
curcdy packed ) FIIEQ to any lufferor the proscrip
tion that cured mo of theca troublai ) . Addreu O.
U. WRIOIIT , Uiuia ! , iBcuc lull.trthU. .
WHILE MINES STAND STILL
Stockholders Kick on the Oost of Running
Expenses of Idle Properties.
SOME SUPERINTENDENTS COME HIGH
lit Unn tiutnnco tt Cost S1OO to lion n
Minor Who Worked Half Tlmn mid
K rne < l ( SCO Northwestern
Xc\r Itomi ,
Tlio recent troubto between the manage-
incut of the celebrated Comatock mines at
Virginia ( ! lty , Nov. , iinu the minors over n
proposed i-cillictlon of the lattor's wages ,
tins resulted iu mi investigation , the report
of wittuh Is startling and shows why even n
rich miuo cannot bo tnado to ( my dividends ,
says Ores nnd Metals.
During the month of Juno the total ex
penses of the Comstoclc mines wcro $101,571 ,
and of this amount the miners received only
$43,030. Presidents , secretaries , superin
tendents nnd other ptlt-cilgcd minors , most
of whom live in San Francisco ami do no
work , absorbed SlO.tibO in salaries.
The rest of the money was paid out for
water , ofllco rent , supplies , otc , , and sup
plies , ote. , are niton furnished by dummy
contractors really representing director * of
the mi no at about double their vnluo.
Sierra Nevada employed four minors dur
ing June , paying thorn $400 , and it cost $075
to boss these four'men. . In the Alpha mluo
one man was employed half the month at n
cost of $ CO. Thin half of a minor required
Rr75 worth of bossing.
Conlldcnuo paid &KK ) In ofllco salaries to
keep ono' minor at work and wants to
economize by reducing the miner's wages.
Overman paid a superintendent JUOO , presi
dent SlfiO , secretary jJJOO nud assistant secre
tary $50 , und , employed eight miners. The
Adclphia's half miner tlrow $00 , but , the total
expense of the mine was 3.010. The mlno
could save $15 for the poor stockholders If
that half minor would consent to a 23 per
cent reduction of his wages and visions of
dividends would loom up at once.
Silver Hill , Imperial and Lady Wnshmgt6n
managed to spend ( U.ilOS.Ol without employ
ing a miner. Not a Hok of work was done
in the Alta , but the salary list was fJj and
the total expense $1.476. Some of the
officials bold places in four or 11 vo mines nnd
get from 050 to $050 a mouth. A. C. Hamil
ton gets the latter amount for superintend
ing seven mines.
This looting of the Corns took has developed
in San Francisco the two professions of
mining prcsulentand mining secretary , both
of which are lucrative and neither of which
is laborious. The shareholders of Best tt
Belcher , Gould & Curry nnd Kontuck de
clined to bo cinched for any more assess
ments and eighteen minors have been
dropped from , the pay rolls of those mines by
the economical managers. Salaries have not
been reduced.
Struck Silver Now.
A short time ago an important strike was
made in the lied mountain district , Col
orado. The property is known ns the Tol-
lurlde , and a vein had already been opened
up , the ore running seven and a half ounces
In gold. Quito a quantity of good mineral is
on the dump and ready to ship. The mon , a
few days'bgo , began to dig a foundation for
their new cabin , and had picked away tbo
upper soil , when they struck into a rich
vein , right at the grassroots. Assays of the
oroAvere made , and showed 800 ounces silver.
The ore Is in the form of ruby silver , and thg
vein seems to be , so far as developed , strono
and continuous. The country rock there is
granite , but there are strong purpnyry
dykes , in which the mineral-bearing veins
are found.
found.A.
A. Tunnel ut Chamberlain.
Work on the tunnel from the Missouri
river bluff to the big artesian well at Cham
berlain. S. 0. , is'progressing steadily. The
tuunol is about BJ xS feat , and will bo about
' 250 feet long. It is iutended to run the
surplus water from the point wnero it comes
through the chalk rock through the tunnel
to the river. The owner of the well and
roller mill is putting considnrablo additional
machinery into the mill. When the ma
chinery is placed in position the capacity of
the mill will bo half again as great as here
tofore. There is such an abundance of
power from the great well that It Is pro
posed to utilize it moro generously. With
the additional machinery the mill will easily
Imvo a capacity of 150 barrels per day.
I.oltlcat. Peak In America.
The muclvvcxed and much disputed ques
tion of the loftiest mountain on the North
American continent has < tt lost been settled.
John Partridge , secretary of the Geographi
cal society of the Pacilio , has received a
letter from the chief of the United States
coast aud geodetic survey , Washington , D.
C. , stating that Mount Orizaba , iu Mexico.
is the highest. Mount St. Ellas , Alaska ,
lias for several years past boon considered
the highest , but Orizaba has been proved to
bo Uio higher by ! > 9'J ' feet. The exact figures ,
as forwarded to Secretary Partridge , are :
Mount Orizaba , 18,814 feet ; Mount St. Ellas ,
18,015. "These figures , " said Assistant
Secretary Trenor , "aro authentic ; and
doubtless it will interest every ono to know
that the question has been settled by go un
doubted an authority. "
to Ooctii'l Like School.
Superintendent Davis of the Pierre Indian
school has lust returned from a visit to the
Crow Creelt and Lower Brulo reservations ,
where ho wont In quest of pupils for his
school , but bis trip was unsuccessful. Mr.
Davis reports that there arc over 5,000 Indian
children of school ago In the state , but that
at present but 1,090 arc attending the gov
ernment schools In the state. The reason
for this small proportion of attendance is
said to bo a lack of interest on the part of
the parents und a feeling against sending
their children abroad , but It is regarded us
peculiar that it Is also next to impossible to
keep any great number of pupils even In the
schools at the various agencies , where It Is
very convenient for the Indians , and where
the parents can visit their children or the
children visit their homes as they deslro.
Kvcry effort will bo used to induce the
young Indians on the agencies to attend
school In more general numbers.
Alter Utnli'a Coal.
The Nevada Southern railway novr ex
tends from Goff station , on the Atlantic and
Paclllc railway , a few miles west of Needles
to the Vundorbllt aud New York mining
districts.
Mr. Bluko , the president , manes the abso
lute statement thai the road will bo ut once
extended with all the energy and dispatch
possible to the coal Holds of southern Utah.
This statement is coupled with no reservations
tions whatever. The company has secured
the right of way and tbo means to carry its
road 100 miles farther than Its prescnl
terminus , and that will bring the cars into
the center of the coal Holds of Utah. The
line will also pass through a region where
vast deposits of the best iron ore on the
continent are to bo found , Exports who
have neon over the ground stuto that there
nraonly two othcr , places in the Unkct
States when : ore can bo found In quantities
that is suited to the production of the lineal
kind of Bessemer steel. Tula will bring the
ru.id within such u comparatively short dis
tance of Suit lilto City that its oxtcntlon to
Unit point will bo but u question of a few
mouths.
Ill * SuaKe hlj > Wore DUinunUt.
While passing from the rear of his atablo
to the gatu Jim James confronted a Uugo
rattlesnake , say the Sheridan Kntorprisu
°
. lrV > ? ft-i'ijvbU.ih U-o entire system ,
! t-Jlinlnatliw Ml I'olioim from tlio
- _ vJllood , whether uf scrofulous of
ma arUI origin , tula preparation lias no equal ,
*
months I bad or ,
catinjr snrc < > : > my tnnplie , I wai
tiialuil by lot local ) hyilci ;
> .iai c < l no relief : tlie sore praiKully crew
v. ( .finally tiiolc II. 8. H. , antl waa eutirelT
.ureU alter using a few buttle * . " '
U. ll. JICI.KUOBB , Henderson , Tex.
Trcatliftoii lllooJantl Skin 1)1 *
MM aied ! free.
Having a whip In his hatil Jim procoodoil to
try conclusions with his snakoahlp anil soon
had U cut well nigh In tvrnln. As ho
toop l over Ills vlrtlm vfoparatory to se
curing Its rnttlcs ni n trophy of thu brittle ,
ho was nma/cd to llntl the snnko's hotly en
circled by n good sized poltl ring , having n
crown setting and containing1 a largo dia
mond. The rlns Is n very largo ono and was
securely fastened alxuit the snake's body ,
) clnsotlRht ( thuton either sldo of it the
Icsli of thorcptlla rose In largo welts , so
hat It was utterahly Impossible to so-
tire the golden clrolot without cutting the
imko's body In two. The diamond wns tin-
njurcd nnt" occupied an upright position on
hu snnkcshtp's gold nnil brown colored u.tuit.
lin says thai sotno .years ngo when Toton
nckson was tn this section the noted out-
aw stopped over night nt his place nnd the
ext morning was apparently much worried
> ver the Iocs of u "d creed ring. " Toton
md urgent business olsowhcro , tioivover ,
mil loft minus his shlnor. The supposition
s Hint tliosnnko when young nnd slender
n some way crawled partly through the ring
nul was unnblo to cxtrlo.Uo Itself. .11m has
icon otTero < l (500 for the ring , hut says ho
voulti not purl with It for twlco that sum.
Tlin In'ti-rlor nT Aln.ka.
Warhurton PJlco has returned to Nannlmo
rom n trip to the Interior of Alaska , lln
eft Vlntorltx a your ago last July In a cntioo
voluhlng 100 pounds. IlodlJ i-onsldi-nlblo
iimtinp nna visited mlnlnjt cnnipsnow itb.iti-
onftil except by mon too poJtto lo.tvi lit )
oliowcd the DCJISO river to tlio Juiio'i ' 11 of
ho Willard , a Vrlbutary of the Mackenzie ,
io then camped for the llrst p.irt of the
viuter , then followed the I'clly river to Its
ourco , traversing n country novcrboforo
ixploroil , which Is worthless except for
Hinting , Ho went Into the I'clly river
country , explored uyDiwson , nnd paddling
lown 1/owi.H river , struck tbo Vuiton , unit
gohifj down the iCuskoklum ri\er , struck tlio
east no.ir Fort Alexander. Much of the
ountry. ho says , is of no valuo. Very llttlo
rold was cleaned up this season nnd few
nincrs avontgod fair wages.
lha Dnlcotm.
Mitchell will have a now strong prc sure
artesian well before winter really sots In.
The railroad company has Just erected n
argo , substantial stock yard at Washing-
on.
on.The
The Castalla Roller Mills company has lot
a contract for sliming an eight-inch nrteslan
veil for power to run its mill.
Hov. F. A. Hunlick of Aberdeen has Just
> ocn appointed ns chaplain of thu Dakota
National guard , with ranic of captain.
A civil service examination will bo hold in
Vberdeen , commencing November 0 , covor-
ng departmental and Indian services.
A now company , known us the Knglohnrdt
jolJ Extraction company , has hocn formed
at Deadwood with a capital of $2,000,000.
James Moodie intends to open up his coal
mines near Edgumont nnd put a largo force
of mon to work. The Ilomcstnko Mining
company has offered to take fifty tons daily.
Governor Bogy has uncovered n big lotlgo
if free milling ore on his Annie property nt
.ho . head of City Creole , near Dead wood. Ills
ateat pan assays show Sll.'JU in gold nnd
some traces of silver.
I'orhaps the first Instauco of the sale of
church property by the sheriff was that of
, ho Baptist society's church property in
Yankton. Sheriff Wayne hns solu it to sat-
sfy a claim of $1,485 held oy thn Amerluan
Baptist Missionary society. The Baptist
church of Yankton was disbanded ten years
ago.
ago.When
When Two Sticks was told by Judge
Sdgcrton that ho could go to his homo the
old chief replied that ho'dian't want to , ho'd
rather stay in jaiL When the judge told
ilm how long ho would have to remain he-
bind the bars and the inconveniences ho
would have to suffer , ho replied that ho
didn't caro. that the jail and good food were
preferable to want und hunger at his home.
Belle Fourcho has an artesian well which
throws water seventy-uvo feet -In the u ir
at the rate of 125 gallons a minute. Tno
livobabllities are that if tbo hole was bigger
It would spout moro water. It also demonstrates
'
strates tho'fact that when the timber is all
shipped out of the state or burned up.
through criminal .carelessness in sottlnr
timber fires , that there is n supply of coal
under us , three feet of coal having-been pen
etrated. The'well is 450 feet deep.
Colorado.
The Bimetallic smelter , I eadvlllo , has ro-
sumcd , giving employment to 150 men.
Some mill stuff from the Mattle D , Cripple
Creek , run VfA. It will henceforth bo
smelted.
There Is talk of enlarging the Cynnido mill
at Cripple Creek to four times its present
sizo. It is saving 00 per cent nnd treating
five tons of concentrates a day.
The lessees of the Golden Age mlno nt
Jimtown. Boulder county , pay ! U per cent
royalty and are reported us making about $8
per day per man. >
The water is being pumped out of the
Forest Queen and Mountain Gem mines in
thelrwin district and the miners will at
once resume work on the Lcadvilla scale of
wages. The mines will be operated all win
ter. '
A vein from fifteen to forty feet wide has
been struck in the Paris , near Buckskin
creek , three miles from Alma. A carload
shipment of tho'htgh grade returned $140 a
ton in gold. The mill stuff runs $10. A big
mill will bo erected.
The Colorado Phonollto Glass company has
been incorporated at Denver. The company
is capitalized at $ T > 00,000. It is intended to
erect a $50.000 plant at Denver , Pueblo or
Colorado City , the exact location not having
yat been determined upon.
An eight-foot vein panning free gold and
carrying iron pyrites hns been struck in the
Now Boston on Tenderfoot hill. Cripple
Creok. It assays from $3 to (1,400. The
location is at the extreme northern boundary
of the supposed limit of the gold bolt.
The United States geological survey has
returned from Crlpplo Creek. From its
observation the formation of the district is
described as about two-thirds grnnlto , one-
sixth volcanic und one-sixth sedimentary ,
the latter following Uil crook toward Canon
City. Tbo formation is favorable to the
permanency of ore deposits. The known
mines nro nearly all located in the volcanic
formation , which is ilvo or six miles iu
dlnmotcr.
Wyoming.
A bear , the hide of which measures ten
feet 'vluo and twelve feet long , was recently
killed in the Big Horn basin.
Dr. Keas , a mining export from Novla
Scotia , has passed upon the mines of Wyom
ing. Ho says' they are the richest In min
erals of any state in the union.
"Work Is being pushed on the great Sheep
Crock canal , in the Connor basin , in the
southwestern part of Ulntiih county. It
will wntur an immense tract of rich land.
Northern Wyoming Is being Infested with
u gang of horse thieves. No loss than forty
head of line animals have been missed from
that region of tlio country in tlio past month.
J. II. liychman says that Governor Os-
berne lost $40.000 on his sheep sincu the 4th
of March. Ho further says that Frank Had-
soil of Hawltns is of the opinion that the
best shcop days have passed over Wyoming.
The Union Paclllu Coal company has noti
fied nil of Us employes tlint , commencing
with November 1 , they will bo paid monthly
instead of semi-monthly. The Hock Springs
Independent says that the company it act
ing in opposition to a state law , and wants
to knovr if the laws of the state can bo ig
nored oven by so powerful a corporation as
the Union Pacilio Coal company.
1'rcvent I'm lit Ilettor
Than euro , and thosa who are subject to
rheumatism can.prevent attacks by keeping
the blood pure und free from the acid which
causes the disease , You can reiy upon
llooil'sHareapirilla us a remedy for rheuma
tism and catarrh , also for every form of
Bcrofulu , salt rheum , boils and other dlf-
oases caused by impure blood. It tones and
vitalizes the whole system.
Hood's Pills are easy and gentle In effect.
Verdict In tlin Ketlmilmcli Caiu ,
*
In the case of 1 < \ M . KqUonbach , admin ,
istrator , against the Omaha I.Afo associa
tion , to recover on u $5,000 lifeMnsuranco
policy , the jury in Judge Keysor'i court
yesterday returned a verdict for the plaintiff
of { 'J0.15 , the nmnunt paid iu premiums to
th i association.
. Merit Mill roll.
Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne ro-
colvdd both medal uud diploma from Worlu" *
Columbian exposition , the highest prlzo In
the | K > vci of tuo Judges to bestow ,
CALDWELL'S ' FLAG OF TRUCE
Chairman of tbo Western PiuwatccT Associ
ation Galls on Mr , Lomax ,
VEXING POSITION OF THE UNION PACIFIC
It Kpcp Tlimn Une lii-Smlln | < mill So.
ronltr t the Ills ltc < l llrlok ITobul.le
llesult nl tlin Conference Other V
HUlwnr MenThe - * ,
The position ol the Union 1'aclflc , not only
on the Immigration ( | Ucstlon , but In break *
Intr away from the \Vestcrn I'nssongor asso
ciation , lias c.tusrd considerable nnxloty In
western railroad circles ami speculation Is
rlfo ns to Just what Mr. Lamiix , Bcnoral pas-
scnRcraRcntof the si-stein , Intended to do.
When the receivers tooit charge of the
system they naturally turned their attention
to the expenses of the departments and the
cost of romnluIiiR In the Western Passenger
association struck them ns being consldotn * ,
bly moro than U might to bo. contrasted
with the benollfiTnccruliiff from connection
with the association , and they advised Mr.
Ixnnnx to withdraw from a body that prevented -
vented the Union 1'ncllle from mooting rates
promuluaiod by competitors except under
the rules laid down bv the body.
And the withdrawal of the "Overland sys
tem" from both general and locrtl nprco-
monts Ims giveil rise to considerable talk
nnd uot a llttlo speculation us to the outcome
of the movement.
AT a result of this withdrawal Chairman
B. D. Caldwell of the Western RisscnRor
association was a visitor at Union Pneitlc
headquarters yesterday , and for nearly
tbrco hours \vas closeted with General Pas
senger Agent Lainiu. The result of the eon-
fcrcnco was not inudo public , although It is
pretty generally understood that Mr. Catd-
well came to labor wltn Mr. Lomax to recall
his telegram of withdrawal from ttio nsso-
cion In vlow of thu fact that should the
Union Pacirto persist in the iiosltlon taken it
would disrupt the association.
The Immigration question was Also talked
over during the interview , hut the clover
gentleman who directs the passenger interests
osts of the Union P.iclllc failed to commit
the road to any policy , except that which re
ceived the sanction of the receivers , and as
they wcro all absent from the city ho could
glvo Mr. CaUlwoIl no positive promise ns to
what course the Union Pncllic would take.
Mr. Caldwell svatcu to a representative , of
TUB BUK that his visit was not significant
at all. That ho haa been working- his
desk all summer nnd desired u llttlo vaca
tion , which ho decided to take by visiting
the passenger oQlcIals In transcontinental
territory. Ho left last night to labor with
the oflicials of the Great Northern to re
store rates from tbo Missouri river to Pa-
cillc coast points.
] iiu.rri > nv TUP CONDUCTORS
How Line * In the \Vtstrrii I'niixmicor Asso
ciation Krnli ) tint Agrrcmnnt.
CHICAGO , Nov. 2. Western lines have been
informed that brokers In Kansas City are
making a one-way limited rate of $3 from
Kansas City to Denver , Colorado Springs
and Pueblo. The scalp is made by the con
ductors of the lines west of Chicago neglect-
Inc to punch the mirein ; date on which the
original holder loaves Chicago , thus making
the tlcitot good west of Kansas City within
the flnal return limit , instead of being good
for continuous passage only. The majorfty
of the tickets In hands of the scalpers
read via the Union Pacific.
The Western Passenger association eomo
weeks ago voted to discontinue the World's '
fair rates and restore the old tariffs
on November 1. The Canadian Pa
cific has announced it cannot legally restore
rates before .November IDTno Northern
Paclllo and Great Northern will not restore
them until they nro put on by the Canadian
Paclfle. The Union Pacific will restore
them November 15 , and nientitlme the
Western Pussonger roads 'will collect the
regular standard fare from tbpt Transconti
nental association after today. The reduced
faro , therefore , will fall on the transconti
nental lines only.
The winter schedule of the Burlington
goes into effect November 5. Many minor
changes have boon made , but the principal
ones are that the train now leaving Chicago
at noon aud arriving iu Denver the next day
and train No. ( i , leaving Denver ittU a. in. and
arriving in Chicago and St. Louis the next
afternoon , are suspended.
Tno Texas llyer via the Missouri , Kansas
& Texas Is suspended , but'tho Texas train
leaving Chicago at 0 p. m. via Hannibal and
Dallas to Galvcston Is continued.
Will Murl Ilicin llulf Way.
CHICAGO , Nov. 2. General Passenger
Agent Jx > max of the Union Pacific has
written letters to the Great Northern ,
Northern Pacific and Canadian Paclllc de
claring that ttiero Is no reason why rates
should not bo restored by the transconti
nental lines on November 5 to the old basis ,
and that the Union Pacific wilt put on the
old rates on that day. For any continuation
of low rates , for any further reductions or
complications arising from such reductions ,
the St. Paul and North Coast lines must beheld
held accountable. The prospects for a
lively war In transcontinental rates scorn *
to grow stronger every day.
Will I'rolmUly Asree.
KNDXVIMB , Tonn. , Nov. 3. Chiefs Arthur ,
Sargent and Clark of the onglneorsj tircmcu
and conductors' orJera , respectively , ar
rived here from Augusta , Ga. . this afternoon
and nro in consultation with Major Fink , re
ceiver , regarding the 10 per cent reduction
in wages on tno East Tennessee , Virginia &
Georgia road. The decrease in the road's
earnings made the cut necessary. The com
pany yesterday defaulted pavi'ient of $31'J-
000 interest on Its bonded Indebtedness. It
is thought the trouble can bo adjusted satis
factorily. '
Onloruil tlui Unit > olcl.
COUVALLIB , Ore. , Nov. 2. An execution
directing the sale of the Oregon Pacific on
December 15 was placed In the hands of the
sheriff today.
.Short Itiini.
There were cigars on tap about the North
western city ticket office yesterday , duo to
Assistant City Ticket Agent Dent becoming a
father Wednesday. The baby is to be named
Helen.
Afumlly meeting of Burlington ofiloials was
hold yesterday morning In General Manager
Holdrcgo's office , the participants being
W , ( illrown , genera I manager of the "K"
lines in Missouri ; W. J , Davenport , general
agent at Council Uluffs ; S. R Cranco , gene
ral superintendontjwiid J. T. Ilutlcr , general
freight agent. Mr. Hi own is accompanied
by hii private secretary , A , J. Martin ,
A new room Is being ilttod up l Union
Paclllc headquarters for tno use of the re.
ceivcrs.
Chief Clerk Ixomis of the Uurllngton
has returned from the club shoot , making
a very successful bag.
Messrs. Holly and Ford of the Union.
Paciilo are In the city.
It was rumored yesterday morning that tba
Great Northern intcndwl to run a line
from Kearney to Oraaha , connecting the
canal at Kearney with the canal to bo built
Into Omaha , giving it a water connection
with the metropolis of the state.
. . -
.Mlnur I'ollcu Mutton ,
For bolnz drunkmd disorderly Ed Kelly
paid $13 into the city treasury ,
Sheriff Tigho of Cass county offers a re
ward ot ti'iU for the capture of the men who
committed tne murder at "Weeplncr Water
Wednesday night ,
The residence of Alls * May Carver , Gil
North Twentieth street , was burglarized
night before lu l nnd $1M worth of clothlnK
and $14 In money carried away ,
Mrs. n. Yeager who lives at 2111 Holly
street , Kansas City , has usUcit the chief of
police to nunt up her brother. Do Archer ,
who Is supposed to be in Oraaha.
Yesterday morning Iu police court Jack Iy-
on . the expressman wiio threatened to shoot
Will Johnson , was lined fie and costs. A
llttlo top much irhlsky wa the cause of the
troublu between tlin men.
Ono word describes lt'"penectlon. " We ro-
fcr to DoWitt's Witch Hazel Sal ye.curei pllM