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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1894)
THE OMAHA DAILY BEty FRIDAY , AUGUST 3 , 189 i. 8PEQ1HL NOTICES. Artverll otn ntii for thcM columns will l > ti kc until 12 34 n , m. for the evnrnlnic ami until O:1 : p. m , for the murnlng nnd Humlny millions. Advertisers ! > / rciur tlnic n numlx-r choc ) can Imve nnswcru nildrpimml to a numbered Irtti In cnrr of The He < - . Arnwrrn go mlJrtiuxl wl t > ilMlvoriMl upon prwilftllon of the check. ItntFi , IVie n wonl first Innortlnn , Ic n woi Iherpuftir. Nothing taken for less limn Ko f < Jlrxt Insertion. Tliciwi advertisement * mtiKt run confcutlvcl : SITUATIONS WANTED. I > KHIHIS A POHITIO. . an ono In charite uf n prlsnif < kln'tcrenrtrn , i nn nn URl lnnt > 1'or rrfrn-nc.1 aililrr : KlnilorRartnrr , llox 111 , Chautnimun , KM York. A M7S2 4 ' nXI'P.ll MAN WITH ONK YHAIl'fl cnca would like Rlluatlnn In bakery. Htrlctl temperate. o r r Holmes , Ncoln , lown. A-MMI J WANTED MALE HELP. BOLK'ITOHS. TKAMH KUUIIDilNBTALLMKN gooOs American Wringer Co. , 1619 llownnl. 11-661 CAPAIILIJ. llKLIAIILlJ AND IIAIIO WOIU ln Bnlcunuiii can nlitnln r > rolltnlil < " emplo : rrtvnl ! cnll In the forenoon. O , I ) , llnnd , ro > 8 , 218 B. lllli nlreel U-MTW V HALB9MAN WANTKI ) IN BVJ5UV COUNT In U. H. I73.DO tier month and cxprn.i'-t , Qiflc tulvertlKtnK , delivery team furniBht-d. Goo mononolyj Aililrrm K. H. Co. . 13 ! CMinnai bide. , lloston , MIIBI. It M803 3 WANTED. IIAUTHNDKII. 8UWJUII.VN TO\V1 One who cnn furnlnh rmrnimcndntlonx nnd ta Amcrlcnn , ( Irrm.ui nnd U.tnlih Klvon prifr cnce. Addretin , cnclimlliK DhJlUKniph , 8 4 Ilco. Photograph will bo returned. 11 M9M 8 BENT HOUSES. _ TENTH FOIl IIHNT 1311 I'AIINAM BT.U U -G6J VEHT FINK 7-UOOM COTTAdi : AT HI duccd price ; call at once , Fidelity Trunt C'or ' . D < X\ \ pany , 170S I-'nrnam street. \VANTKU-GOOD MEDIUM I'lUCP.D IIOUHK List your houses for rent with Ainc * . HUNT. unsiiiAnLi : UWKLLINOS i all parts of city. K. 11 , Sheiifc , 3i I'nxton bll - - IIOUSit ) , F. 1C. DARLING , IIAIIKKU I1LO01 D-WS \ \ _ _ _ FOR HUNT. MODKIIN 10-UOOM KLAT , GUI trnlly located , wilt readily 1111 wllli 'Miner It. II. Bh jfe , m 1'qxtun block. D 013At HOU8ia IN AM. 1'ArtTrt 01. ' TtlH CITY. TH O. F. Davln company , 1505 Kurn.im. D < JG1 GnooM"coTTAnns , MOUHKN , , cnoicn i Stanford C.itle. C. H. niRUlter. SM llou bid D-C6S IIIINTAL ACJI3NCY , GOT I1LPCK.UCCT U-CCT KULKISNNY & CO. , 11. 1 , CONTINENTAL JIL1 U-670 _ _ FINK 7-IIOOM COUNIMl FLAT AT 701 H. 1GT , street ; ruiiRe and nil other convenl'-ncea. Oeori Clouner , room 2 , 1C23 Fninnm street. D 3UO FOH HUNT IP KOMll OUNTLnTlAN AN Ills wlfo would like to rent a iK'slmble model house uf nine looms In a choice location , v hive It. DORRS & Hill. J > 3W-AM CALL AT OKI'tCU TOR KtlLL DESCltll'TIO and photoKraph of tliosu | IUIIM > H : 3225 I'ratt Btrcet , 4 IOOTIIH. } 8. JO. 3513 Hewiird Btrcet , 4 rnorni , new. J10.00. 2413 llrlstnl ntti'ot. 7-rooin cottiiKO , everythll In It , bound to suit , K't.W. One of the finest 7-riHim linuipii In rlty , t ! 1'lilcllty Trust Co. , 17th nnd r.iinam xts. U-C72 _ ron UHNT , MODERN c-nooM COTTAOI cnll forenoons 1521 Sherman axcnue. U MGjI 2612 CAP , AVIi. 210 N , 20TH ST. INQDIUH A 2518 Capitol a\cnue. D 711-2 * 5 11OOMS , MOUIIHN U-71Q-C 18th Hi. 10-UOOM HOUSi : . MODEUN CONVENIKNCE C21 H. 13th stieet. D 763-3' F6n iiENT HOUSE oi-1 TiutEi : nee Ts i good repair : uell nnd cistern , Uniiuiro at 33 Webster street. , D 7C7-6 * B8 1IOU8CS. F. D. WEAD. 1CT1I & UOUOLA U-778-7 _ FOn KENT CHOICE ! COTTAGE , LAUQ grounds anil trcos , J1S.OO. It. C. Tutterson D-773 _ FOR HENT , NEAT 5-ROOM COTTAOE. J15. month , 9 H. 13th Bt. D-7U1 ! FOR IlENT , LAIIOE TWO-BTORY formerly used by the Marhoff Tiiiuk Factor ' 2430 jjewnrd Ht. U-730 si _ 3014. ITASON BT. . 8 ROOMS , LAWN , HAHf "feKant .location. 30.00. S. K. Humphrey. U New York Life. D-781 6' FOB BENT FURNISHED "ROOMS FRONT ROOMH. FURNISHED. FOR HOUSI keeping nnd sleeping rooms. 1011 Howard. E MC17 4 _ A tiAIUlR EAST TRONT rARLOR. NICEL furnished , very desirable , nl renuuu.ihle rate S24 N , 15th street , E M620 FURNISHED ROOMS 2227 DODGE.EC374 * E-C37-4 FOU HUNT. TOR 2 MONTHS , 1 NICHI.Y FUI nlshnl rooms for luiuwkeeplnR : first Moo , mcxlcrn.241ri Kraklno street , N. 2lth ; referenci J-cquirod : JI5.UO. i-Ma ; c FUHNTsiilSD ifoOM , BATH ; JO.OO MONTH. 15 l-'grnmn. U 7 < 6-2 NICELY t'UHNISIUJO SOUTH KUONT HOO ] In private family , nil conveniences ; ccntloma preferred. Hcfercnca rcqulied. Cll N. 21st B 1C-7SO-C / ilNFUHNISIIKO AND PIHNISIIiD ( HOOJil for housekeeping. Low prices. 2011 Bt. Maty i Mtll 3 * a\cnu < ' . ; NICELY FUUNISIHJD EAST TIIONT HOOJ modern cnnvi'ttlcncc-s ; Rood lociillty ; reference 481 North 17lh , i-orner Oasa. K M77S 4 * nooMS ptiiiNiaiinD OH UNFURNISHE1 1619 Doilgc st. E 7SS 8 t N1TE rrRNIBHED ROOMS FOH LIQH HIS S. lllli. r. M9 0- FUBNISHED ROOMS AND BOARI YOUNO WOMEN'S HOME UNDER CARK O Women's Clulstlan association. Ill S. 17th s F 1.71 TtOOMS WITH UOARD. ! 130 HARNEY. l'-172-AI2 RQ6MB WITH HOARD 181 UUU'AOO ST. F M3S1-A20' UESIUAIILircOOL ROOMS Wmi"lHXVni > A 2J11 Howard Btieet. F 570-3' NICEtlY FURNISHED ROOMS AND FIRS i-hiss board. 1721 Dodge. F-213-A1I NlcELY FURNisiIUD ROOMS AND FIRM class boaid. 2211 Landen court , iif.ir rorn < ! th , or 923 N. V , Life bids. F MI&M * FURNISHED ROOMS WITH HOARD. 20 Callfouiln t. F-C5S-I * SOUTH HOOMS HKASONAIUii : . 2l'i ' ; DOUt Ina slrctt. F MT3S C' TJNFUBNISHEb itOQMB JFOBltJEN ! J NIOU IlOOMHi WATCH. W3 N. 13TH .IT. ' 0-2)8-AU' ) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ HDOM POJt1LIOHT HOUSUKr.KriNCI ; 119 ISth. O 7 < i-2 AND OFFICE ! V3jHUNT. . Tlin STOHY HHI'-K DUILDIN Kla Fnrnam Mivet , Tim 1'uililliiK him u llr proof ix-mc-nt l < fl ! < enicnt , rumple e aleurn hen Ins llxtuun , , \ Mtuun all tlnum , gas , vie , A ] tny'Rl'tho ollleo of The Ike. 1-810 CQIiNKIlf 8TOIU3 , JM.OO. Oil DOUOLAR U "B. I-niEGS AGENTS WANTED. , We 6ENV ) SAMTLEa , ALI.OA . , salary mid opeiucs or rommlsulon I I pro\er \ applicants. Klapla uoller. thn BlorCl out of Il\ wilt imlcr. Addicsa } UI llox 420 , New York city. AOBKTH , II'JTH HlxES. TO TAKE CO > tructn for reliable llrm. 43 > Paxtrn IdU , Omalu T J 7U-A30 * _ "ACJENTS WAHriJn IN OMAHA ! COUNCI liuff nnd Sdiilh Onuxla fur u new wnti tr , ARcnU' make frum fi.00 to lli'W a da : ply' to A.S' . Uiiiwnu , irvl IkxlKA i-tn'c- n _ B. in. ana S-l p. in. ' J-M797 3 . RIO WINNER. SEND MO TO Ample , paillcilhui ) . New ( lira devlt'O Just nil iul < unful , lakvs place nf forbidden blot nmrhlni * v Airfiita make f.'l.DO a day eutiy. Itulalls fi 11.00 iiulck. Ohlcuiio llilrtKluctlon Co. , .lnrlu : : 3 tr.M' | , ; ChlVAKU. ' -MVJJ 3 * WANTED TO RENT. _ ToT I.IASE : ixnt TERM OF YEAH tenement ll'K'i ' or number of ilwellinvs rei \Vdly \ ) , ltK'iit < . AddrrtJi 1' . t ) . llox'ii. . 1C 373 \VA'NTKl > , V5l'l iNIHHED ROOMS FO IWhl liourckei vIliK In pil\n\e family for ma > ItuJvjfc. . AUtln'm tl07JodKO. K M8M S POAItU ANI > ROOM JN IMHVATE TAMIL iWlU | nn chllJn-n , Omah.i or C'ouncll HlufT nrar car line , for | . \dy und daughter Addtes with urm > . S 4) . Her. IC-Msao 5 ' ' ' " JSTORAOE. WILLIAMS & CHOH.S.ISM 1IAIINE1 U FOR HOUBEHOI.D HOODS ; CLEA .and ch , P late , U , Wells , lilt Farnain. M673 _ _ - _ _ _ PU.VAN8TOUAU ( : CO..1J03 TARNAM. Tel.11 _ _ M-4J74 fiTOllAdl ! Ilt'II.DING IN OMAHA , t U. coy , bonded wurcliouse. HounthoM uoo.1 -u > r 4. Lowr l rat . 1013-1911 Lca cnworll WANTED TO BUY. IJEST FOR T1IK MONnr.HAVANA KUKCKLE-I N M3A HIOHKST I'UICK PAID FoTl HKroNIMIANII furniture , sloven , etc. I. Ilruspcll , 719-712 N , Kill WANTED TO JJUY-A FIRST CI.AHB TWO- Kcnted carriage ; must bo a bargain. Addrr > si 8 .19. llee. K-7H-2 * _ I HAVE HEVERAL PARTIES WHO WISH In buy rhrnp hem < "i. What Imve you ti > offer ? 1) . F. HUTCHIHON , 101 N. 15th t. N787 4 _ _ WANTED TO TtUYTVirbirsn ACItE3 NEAH Omahn or founcll Bluffs , Improved or unlm- pn < ved ; purl timber nnd running water pre ferred , Addres.4 H 41 , lice olllCe. N-792 4 * _ _ 1 WILL PAY tl,0 .i OAHH AND IIALANCi : $ Vw.i per Vi-Mr nt 7 per cent for Iho most dc- slnibln moilcrn ratine" to tx found , prlci- con sidered , 8 to s rnonuj near I'arnatn or linns * com park motor desliwl. Hubnilt lnc.itlon for outside Inspection only nnd lowest price. In strictest Cjnfldcncc. If desired. l'h > slrlan , H 47 , Ib-f. N-MM1 5 _ _ TO llt'Y Oil RENT , NIcl : 1 < QI'ARE CHJAR case not over D feet lonK. Addles * H M , lleo. FOR SALE FURNITURE. PAYMENTS EASYi YOU WON'T MISS YOUR money. Low prices on furniture & household goods. Enterprise Credit Co. . 613 613 N. 16th ; t. FOR SALE HORSES , WAOONS.ETO FINE SECOND HAND 1'HAETONS AND CAR- rlaRcs. A , J. Slmpson'n Repository. 1111 Doilnr. l'-SU-A2l _ Full BALE. A GOOD FAMILY HORSE , weight , 1,300 pounds ; safe and reliable ; two- seated surrey good ns new nnd Imrnesi cheap ; strictly cnn'.i. II. L. Ilurket , undertaker , 23rd and Cumlnff streets. I' 674 2 PHYSICIAN THAETONS AT COST. NO DE- cepllon. Uiummond C rrlnBe Co. , 18 & Horney. I'-SIM _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 TOI' lt'OOIE3 ) 3 : & | M. LEATHER TO1' CAR- rhige IK. nnimmond Carriage Co. I' til FOR HALE. GOOD FAMILY PONY FOR jc iMdrem _ 2112 Hurt. l'-C56-3 FOR SALE OR TRADE 2 HORSE3 WEIGH- Ine I , DO ) Ibs. each , 0 and 7 year 'old. Fred Terry. 430 Ramse block. l'-76l _ FINE HORSE , 1JUGOY AND HARNESS. ADdress - dress S 4' ' ) , Dec. I' 7M-7 * WANTED , REASONAI1LE OFFER FOR PHAEton - ton und harness. C24 B. 2th street , cor. Jones. P M807 6 _ _ _ _ _ _ "FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUST" " FOR SALE , FIRjI MORTGAGES , GUARAN- teeil 8 per cent , tumn" 1300.00 to Jl.OOO.OO. Why take 4 per tent when you can get 87 Ames , 1617 Farnam. Q M93 ICE FOR SALE ; CAN SHIP OVER ANY ROA1 out of Omaha land Council lllufts. Lamorcnu nros. , 300 So. ICth , Omaha. Q 332-A17 ICE FOR SALE IN CAR LOTS. OILI1ER' Q-MSM-Ar. Rluffs. Ri-os , , Council CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTA1 fence made. C. R. Lee' . ! W1 Douglas. Q-771 AND PLATTE VALLEY SAND FO1 HANK sale. C. W. Hull Company. 2JIU & Izurd sts. Q-775 WAGON UMBRELLAS. SIMPSON , 1411 DODGi : Q 513-A2I MUST HE .SOLD AT ONCE , FINE UPRIOH' terms. Addres bargain and easy plnno at u Q M7U3 4 3 | j , Uce. MISOELLANEOUS. FREE MUSEUM OF ANATOMY TO MUI only. Dr , Seailes & Seailes , 1416 Farnnm si R 131-A10 HAVE YOUR OLD CARPET WOVEN 1NT < lugs. Smyrna rugs rcpahed , 1321 Lcavenwortli R-MJ42 CLAiaVOYANTa. . II. WATUIEN. CLAIRVOYANT , REliable MRS. DIt. N. 1 ! liable business medium ; 7th year at 119 B-C76 ; CLAIRVOYANT-PROFESSOR WHITE CAN Il consulted on business , marriage , divorces nni nil family affalis ; the future plainly rovealwl lovers united , trpuble helped , n.uncs o and enemies ; also the one you wll friends Hnurs from 0 a , m. to 9 p. m. . Bun day. nmiry 9 ta 0. 1617 Chicago street. B 109A10 * MASSAOE. BATHS. ETC. MADAME "SMITH , D02 3. IsTH , 2D FLOOR room 3. MusaKeiipor , alcohol , steam , sulphur * T M616 1 baths. phur und sen MASSAOC. MADAM nRRXARD. 1U3 * , , T-MSSl-lS PERSONAlT LADIES' AM11KH jnWKLHY TO OHDKH aliM ) icputrlng. 613 a ICth fcUoc.t. V MC7T SCHAV > iLI.3 SHAMI'OO , VAl'OH. ' AND HO' steamjiif ladles' faces nni uir machine .for headache. 15 ! . cures dumlrurc nnil hen.Is ; . ' Douglas ulrcet. U M8.VI-A3' THY HAVANA V'llBCKLUS , A IOC 8MOK12. U-H3C7-A19 WHKN OUT WITH YOUH LADY VISIT J. 1 Muller'B new lev cream parlors , 2SOJ Lcixvcn worth stroMi even thins la new , InclmllnK th building. Tcl , 1030. leu creamJeltverv'U . U Gi8 VIAVI HOMB' TltnATMENT TOH LAD1KS Henllh Imok nn > l consultation free. AOdrrdS o cull Vlavl Co. , 310 Ueo bldi ; . Lady attendnnt U-H73 UH. W. HOSR MAHT1N , 1521 I-'AHNAM 8T. houm fiom 11 to 1 , 3 to 5 , 7 ta 8. Tc > l 1810. U 9M-A5 . . t . UNION ntlAND QRNUINC WHOLH WHCA' Hour. Wheatel New liroakfnnt food. Neal J ConrnO , WholeAilo Agents , Omntia.uasAiS' WIIOLH WHUAT HHRAI ) FHOM UNHOLTRI ' N , IGlh tt. flour nt Imogen L. llunuey'i , 217 U-212-A19 MASAOi : UATIIS. MMR. I'OST. 3tt'i S. 15TII U 3V3 UMimKLLAB MADD. HKCOVlUtUD AND HE palrivl. 105 Houth Sixteenth Mrect. U 3VI CHRAM KOH WHII'l'INGjCOTTAai' CHKUSE Wntvrloo creamery , 1(11 Howanl ; t l. USi. tl-MHC-AU i n.\liWVV A pliMf.int unJ convenient plnmU20 ruinitm micet , 1'uxtou block ; 'phone 711.ucso u-cso TIIR WOMAN'S IIAKUHY BUI'l'LIlM VA rltty of vholca KOO. | , b < 8ilr | * live kinds of Ih b > l liicml In iimiket ; Whole vtheat _ brcnil i | > chlty ; h'O ls dellverftl ; telephnna 4S1. Mil C. tSa\llle , maniRCr , 1104 N. 21th St. U S13-A-23 _ ETRAW HATS CLEANED. RESHAPED AN ! made new , S93 N. tth Bt. U-:3-A-S WANTKI ) FOIl UNION CO. FAIR. AT IJLI' 1'iilnl. M. D. , one merry-KO-raund and ono bat limn nfcension man. Apply to secretary. Ktl Point. 8 , ! > , . fair , Sept. If. U , M und Zl. II Mmrilipy , secretary. _ U 608 ID BAMl'EL HURN8 INVITES YOU TO SElTlIIf new dinner sets > t J5.75 , formerly 110.00. MMK. LA ROOK. MABSAGE , l&W LEWES worili hi. , third ilour. fiont rooms ta 1-ft. l.--j- ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ BANKER I'ULUERTSON OP CARROLL BAYS th. toin crop U so poor that Joe Murlle of t\ion Rapid * could not et i wnts for threi we.ki , u _ MJJI J MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE. MFR IN8URA. CIT POLICIES 1-OANRD < W or bought. - F. C. Cli np > - , Knnm * City , Mcr. W 4 ANTHONY IXAN A TRl'BT CO. . 318 N.Y. LU'E loans nt low rates for choice security on Ne braska and Iowa farmi or Omaha city tirop.rty , MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM IN tXJl'OLAS , Improved nnd unlmprnvwl Onmha real estate , 1'ldellly Trust Co. , 170Fnrnnin st. W 6S8 LOANS ONTMI'ROVED & ItNUt-TlOVHt ) CITY property ; I3.WW & upwards , B to 0i per cent ; no dela > s , W. Fnrnnin Smith & Co , , 1320 Farnam. W-6S7 LOANH , E. II. HIIEAFE , 43 ! PAXTON 1ILIC. W 9U-A8 MONEY TO IXJAN ON OMAHA 'mOPERTY and Nebraska fHI inn nt from a In 7 per cent. W. II , Mclkle , First National bank building. \V-CTO LOANS WANTED. J. N. FRENZER , Ol'P. P.O. W-7C3.31 MORTGAGE LOANS. A. MOORE , Ml N.Y.LIFE. , W WDaJt * MONEY TO LO.uTAT I.O\vTST : RATES. THE O. F. Davis Co. , 1005 Farnam st. W-6"U MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estfttc. Drcnmin , Lo\c & Co. , Pnxton blk. W 9 UNITED BTATES MORTGAGE CO. OF NEW York. Capital 12,000,000. Surplus 1600.WO. Sub mit choice loans to F , B. Puscy , nicent , First National bank building. W 6S3 OMAHA I.OAN & TRUST CO. , 16TH ANU UuuKlns streets , loan money on city nnd farm properly nt lowest rales of Interest , W 093 MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS , horses , wagon * , etc. . nt lowest rates In city ; no removal of goods , strictly confidential ; you can pay the loan olT ut any time or In any amounts. amounts.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. , 306 South 16th street. X C9. MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD TURNI- ture , pianos , horses , wagons , or nny kind of chattel security , nt lowest popsthln rates , which you can pay back at any time , nnd In any amount. FIDELITY I/DAN GUARANTEE CO. , room 4. Wlthncll block. X 603 MONEY TO IDAN"AT LOWEST RATRH OK Improved nnd unimproved Omaha real estate , 1 to G jcnrs. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam. W 88 MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real cstnte. Rrcnnan , Lo\c & Co. , 1'axton blk. WS2 SEU F. D. WEAD FOR ANY MORTGAGE loan you want to make or sell. W 771-7 MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP- crty. Harvln L nn Co. , 701 N. Y. Life build- Inc. X 90 When you want HELP Let THE BEE HELP you get HELP 25c for seven teen words or less first time , and a penny a word after that no matter how many words There are lots of folks needing HELP We will HELP you and you will get HELP. J. D. HADDOCK. ROOM 427 RAMGE DLOCU X 632 A. E. HARRIS , ROOM 1 , CONTINENTAL HL1 X 6J1 CONFIDENTIAL LOANS MADE ON CHATE securities. Address P. O. Hot 792. SHORT TIME LOANS , 432 1'AXTON BLOCK _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ X17A6 BUSINESS CHANCES. FOR SALE , ALL FUJINITL'RE NOW IN US : In conducting a flrst-cliss hotel. Hotel bullc Ing can bu leaped for any numlier of yean Mis. A. R. Ray. Valentine , Neb. Y MGC3 11 SMOKE HAVANA FRECKLES , A 10f CIGAr Y M387 A19 _ FOR SALE. GROCERY STORE , GOOD CLEA ! stock , located on the best street In the city will Invoice at ubout $1.800.00 : will sell fo cush only ; good reason for selling. AilillCf I' 29. Uee. Y Ml 98 Ali _ IF YOU WANT TO RUY.SELL OR EXCHANG ! merchandise , get In or out of the business , ca on or address the National Information nn Exchange Co. , 20J First National bank. Omaha Neb. i' 503 A21 FOR IlENT A DEPARTMENT ON SECON1 floor 30\W , In on of the largest houses I Council UlufTa. 13 , care lice , Council ItlufTs. Y MC33 _ FOR RENT. RUTCIIER SHOP , TOOLS fdlughteilnK : house and rendering hoife coni plete. Rent , (30.00 n month If taken ut once Only one Bhop In town 1.SOO peoi e. Addres M. II. Hegnily , Neol.i , In.r V M7-4 a WANTED. TO"HtlY SMAI.TT STOCK Oi general merchandise In eastern Nebraska ! a established business. Patt cash and xccnr balancu with land. Atlilirs.s 8 46 , Her. Y-MS02 4 * FOR EXCHANGE. UARGAINS IN HOMES.TRADE.HALE.IWV Dodg K 697 FOR TRADE. FOR OMAHA IMPROVED PROP ertles worth tl.000.00 to $10,000.00. good fan lands In this slate ; will assume reasonable' In cumbrance. What hu\e jou got ? AiqeB. 161 Farnam street. Z M317 _ " A 10-"CHNTER FOR 5C , HAVANA FRECKLES Z-MM7A19 FOR SALE , FIRST-CLASS AtfO" YV17LJ.I I.O rated drug utorejlialf cash.'lulan e real estate B 20. Uee. ' ' Z-M039 4 _ FOR EXCIIANGE-I WILL KXCHANGIJ quarter sectUms nf land , free of Incumbruneei for K od slock of meiehandlsc , abinit Jt.OOO.Oi W. C. Ritchie , Pemler. Neb. y.7C35 CLTjAR 11.000 residence for farm. Clear J5.000 ncie Inipmveil for land. Clear ? 2,000 four-roomed houvv for land. Clear S9.000 Inlck store for farm , Clear St.2.0 riMldeneii for aurex , Cle.ir n.WX ) residence for farm. Clear JIDWM lesldenco for farm. Clear 11,500 lot for equity In residence , Williams & Mltlans , 313 McCJguo Hank. ,7. 7SC t. FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE FOR MERCHAN dlso of ovciy kind , n email lUery In flrst clai iiliupe. Inquire at drutf store , S014 Ames ave. WANTED. MISSOURI LAND , CLEATJ , IN KX oh.inRa for g"1' ' Inside Income ( marine proper ! } clear. Address llox 121 , Bloux City , -In. ' M796 0 FOR BALE REAL ESTATE. FOR 8ALE. NEW 4-ROOM COTTAQE ! CEL lai. rlstern , city water ; cor. ' 13th and Bahler II.250.00 ; long lime , Emiulre 1318 Farnam Samuel Ilums. R E C33 JIAROAINS , HOUSES. LOTS ANT > FARMS kule or Hade. F. 1C. Unilifts. Darker block R E-C99 FOR BALE. 12'4 MILE FROM OMAHA. 43 neres well lmpive | < l , 1W unen In hay , 170 li coin and oats , Imlance In timber. Will sel Dr 110 un neru on easy terms. It will pay t Imcfctlguto this. Ames , 1617 Farnara. i . ii RE-M318 8NAP SMOOTH. RK1I GARDEN LAND FIVl miles from po lntncr , )100 per ucrv : mlKht lull romc trade. Wl N , Y , U bulldlnic. It K-176 AH _ FOR SALE 40. CO OR 100 ACRES , JOINS FLOR once. Hpleudld land for Investment , Only 16 a i acre , Ames , 1617 Farnam utreet. . It K-M3U _ _ FOR BALE. CHOICE flECTION LANU NrTAI l ilnntuii , Dnwson county. No tlnrr land li th * state. Ames , 1017 F.irnam. R E-M31S CHOICE OAItENiANDS. i MILE * FROi pnstotnce , in IrucU from 10 to 160 acres , J Kieat harKttln. Will tuk some trade * N. U Reyes , 17 1'axton block. IIB-M73I TOR SALE REAL ESTATE. 1.18T 1IAIIOAI.NH KOR gt'ICIC TURNH , 16 IJodge. H li 700 _ A RARdAIN-rOR 8A.LE. SO ACRE3 LAN ! 70 In cultlx-ntlon , 10 ilUJtlmberi well Improvi crop , stock nnd Imptmtnts ; new house , wli 6 rooms nnd well tutuishe , ! ; cash , tl.Coo.O two miles from railway rtathm , For partlc lam apply to O. A ileberer , Phllllpsbur Iwiclede county , Mi > . _ RE M7537" WE CAN ofvi : A nrwWt'NT or J2 > riN Hnnscom Place residence , every conv. A 111 0 r , house ( cellar tttrrrd ) , city water , wi and Qstern , 11,300. 0 r. house renting at II8 < ) , for ll.&W. .V > 3 cash iJuyV'n II , 2 lot In N. \ part of city. F. D. WfM , 16th nnd DouKlns. ' R77Q. ; . < _ _ FOR HALE , 4,460 AClUirt OF LAND 0) ) MILK northwest of OmahnnliAildrcss Thoinns Ke Onkhuid. Nfl ) . RE M777 811 ICO ACRES OF GOOD LAND i c Nebraska , near town , clieap , 1100 down , balnni time. This Is n bargnln. Williams ft Ml tail , room 313 McCaguei luMlillng. _ RE 785 OENtTINE HAROAIN. A $16,00) PROPP.RT for J'.WO. Williams & Mlttan , 313 McC Kt building. RE-7835 _ _ FOR 8ALK. 40 ACRES WAHOO ROTTO nieadow bind ; two mllea from Ashland. Hi 88. . Anhlanil. Neb _ _ _ RGAIN FINE CO-ACRE FARM , miles from Omaha , iinly 110.0J per ncre. ( . * , 1 lloalrlRht , 301 N. Y. Life. _ RE-328 n7 BICYCLES. HICYCLES REPAIRED AND REMODELEI Tires and sundries. Safes opened , repaired , i R , Hellln , locksmith , 311 N. 16th street. D20-AIJ HICYCLES. NEW AND OLD , J20 TO tl easy payments ; we rent nnd rcpilr. Oinal lllcyclu Co. , 323 N. 16th street. Tcl phone15 _ NP.W WARWICK , . 1894 PATTERN , BTRICTI. hltth grade , ndjuatablc handle and rear hrnl on no other wheel. Inquire Omaha Cant , Col & Lime Co. , 16th and Douglaa st. 13J-A10 HICYCLEB-ALL STYLEB , ALL PRICE Send for pur list of second hand and she ; worn blocles. Repnlrs nnd cycle sundries i nil kinds. M. O. Daxon. 403 N. 16th st. 6 OPTICIANS. OMAHA OPTICAL CO , . LEADING OPTICIAN ! J , F. Ponder , manager ; scientific cxamln : tlon of the eyes free ; 222 S. 16th street. Coir N t'l Dk Bldg. , In Klnsler * ! drug store. 818-A2' _ THE ALOE & PENFOLD CO. . SCIENTIF1 opticians , Hos Farnnm ft. , opposite Pnxtc hotel. E > es examined free. 701 EYES TESTED FREE RY A PRACTICAL Ol tlclnn. We guarantee to lit the eyes perfect to your entire satisfaction or money rcfunclc A. MANDELIIERG , Jeweler and optician , northeast corner SI ; teenth nnd Farnam streets. _ 8S3-A4 * UNDERTAKERS AND EMB ALMER It. K. HTJRKHT , FUNERAL DIRECTOR AN cmlialmer , 1618 Chicago at. , telephone 90. 703 SWANHON & VALIEN. UNDERTAKERS AN embalmers , 1701 Cumlng st , , telephone 10CO. 706 M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND Ell balmer , 1417 Farnam st. , telephone 223 , 707 11E A FEY & HEAVEY218 S. 14TH ST. TE1 265 ; also 24lh and N ftf. , " . Omaha. 703 A21 JOB PRINTING. QUICK PRINTERS , KRAMER & CHANDLEI 1121 Furnnnt and 307-V S. 12th. Phone 161 Mall orders get quick notion. 863-A4 REED JOB PRINTING.JC.0. FINB PRINTIN of all kinds. 17th ( Ht. . , lice building. 716 MAIL ORDER COMMERCIAL PRINTING , specialty. Douglas Printing Co. , 419 8. 161 eticet , Shctley bldg. Tel. 614 for prompt scrvlci MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE. G. F. GELLEN11ECK. IJANJOIST AN teacher. 1810 California street. 914 FOR HARGA1NS IN I'tANOS AND ORGAN easy payments ; Instiiihnents rented ; rents nppl on purchase. A. Hospe , Jr. 701 MRS. J ESS7E niToVNCROM M ETT. Tit only post graduate of'Kmerson College of On ton1. Boston In Onmlln. wlio teaches elocutlo and physical culture. ' " Ware building , Omalu ' f Sll A13 BUSINESS jOXrOTICES. OMAHA MEERSCHAUM PIPE FACTORY ; OI , pllies made new. ( JKPS.16th. . 709 , n. L. GARTER. Min'ni. CORNIPIO. SKS lights , smoke Blacks , furnaces , 1617 Howard F 710 DAMAGED"'MIRRORS RESILVERER. 719 N. 1 I 896-A5 D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL OI Hce to 209 S. 16th St. . ' llrown block. M163 PLUMBERS. FREE PLUMRINO OP EVERY KIND. GA steam & hot water heating ; sewerage. 313 S. 1 715 J. J. 1IANIOAN , PLUMHING , STEAM AN hot water heating. 2703 Leavenworth st. 155 JOHN ROWE & CO. , PLVM111NO , STEAM AN hot water heating , gas liMurus. globes , 421 S. 1 481 " CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. C , E. MORRILL , CARDENTER. OFFICE AN utore fixtures u specialty. Patching an plasterl/ig. 1513 Capitol ave. . tcl. 403 552 HAMILTON IJlto's"OENERAL" " " CONTRAC tors nnd builders' , carpenter woik , brick layln and plastcilng. 414 S. 18th Bt. , tcl. 1179.M338 M338 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. ARMATURES AND CONVERTERS REWOUN atorage batteries recharged ; electrical and get eial machinists , superior work guarantee" Omaha'Electilcal Works. 617 and G19 S. 16th s 711 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC tors for electric light and motor plants and a kinds of electrical construction , Western Ele < trio .Supply Co. . 418 and 420 3. 15th at. 713 TENTS AND AWNINGS. WOLF I1ROS. & CO. , MANUFACTURERS O awnings , tents , flags , wagon , hay. stock coven tarpaulins , banners , stienmers. 703-705 S. lot Bt , , telephone 601. Tents for lent. 713 WHY DON'T YOU RENT A TENT. TAKE . vacation and lest yourself ? The Om.iha Ten and Awning Co. have tents of nil kinds thn they rent cheap. 1311 Fnmuni st. 3SJ A17 HOTELST THE MIDLAND HOTEL. Corner 16th nnd Chicago sts. ; coolest hot < In Omaha ; new building , new furnltute , elec trie bells , bath , bteam heat. Am ilcan plar 11,50 to (2.00 per day ; European plan , GOc t Jl.OO per day. M. J. Frank , propilclor. _ AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) N. V. COI ! 13th and Dodge. Room by day or week. 108 A9 TYPEWRITERS. TYPEWRITERS IIOUGHT. SOLD. EX changed , rented and lepalrcd. Typewriter un otllce supplier. Typewriters riniil at 14 ps month. The Omaha TypewrlterT.xchnngc , sue ccssors to the typewriting department of th Mtgcuth Stationary Co. . 214' 8 , 13th , tel. 13I > ! SEE THE NEW DOUGHERTY TYPEWRITE ! The Omaha Typewriter 'Exchange , tel. 136 : No , 211 8. 13th at. < IIAHNISS. WHIPS , NirrsJ UTC. nnpAiniNi a specialty. 113 N. 16lh at. 717 GET MY PRICKS IlCI'OHli YOU IIUY A HAll ness. August Uohne , 711. B. ICth Bt.M116 M-116 All ) SHORTHAND AND OJYPEWBITINQ VAN SANT'B BL'HOOL OP fillOHTHAND. 51 N. Y. Life , Omaha. As ! } for circular. 718 LI3AIIN riUVCTICAL HUfjINESS & BlIORl hand , Hooso'n Omaha Iiu > [ Col , 15th & Furnai 213 A13 IIUY YOUR 1IAY IIY CAR OR TON IX3TB. Wl buy hay. A. H , Bnydtr , AlS Hurt St. , tel. lift NEI1RA8KA HAY. CO. . WHOLESALE HAH grain und mill stuff. Wo are always on Ih market ta buy or Hell. 151S Webster st. 158 STENOGRAPHERS. C. A. POTTER. 6J N. ' Y. LIFE HUILDlNr does all kinds of stenographic work , lui cases , depositions , clumccry work , copylni etc. , nt reasonable prices , Call und sea Ih Duplex typewriter , writes twu | etttr at on and the same time , the fitstrst typewriter I the world. M91I A6 * * GRINDING. 8C1S80RS , IJVWN MONVERH. RAZORS. ETC , ground. Mi-lchlor Hros. , .1119 Fainum at. _ 2 719-5' RAZORS , BHEAR8. CLIPl'ERB. LAWN MOW ere. cte. A , U Undnlund. W N. lllh. 720 MR8. THOMAB MALOJEY , 912 N. ICTH ST. " U a HURT. HORSEaUOER. ill N. UTII. PAWNBROKERS. FRF.D MOHLE. U175t KATINAM. JEWRLRT. H. MAROWITZ I.OANS MONEY. SCI N. l lh 722 LOST. LOST , A HUNTING CASE LADY'S C1OL watch. Inlllnh * In back of case , N. t. P. fro J. D. C. Leave nl Rcc Olllce and reci-lvB r Jft-nrd. M791 5 LOST , TWO ST IIERNARD Pt'Prt ONE WIT Unlit eye. Rcwald Cot ( nf.um lllon or ( nil 2101 Douglas. MS'W ' 3 * STEAM COOKERS. fill : HEVERIDOK AUTOMATIC COOKER. N odor , does not burn , saves H fuel , fits nl stove , conl , gasoline or Ran : * enit for clrcula Milton Rogers & Sons , sole ngts , Farnnm .t lit 749-A30 DENTISTS" . DR. GEORGE S. NASON , DENTIST. SUITE S Pnxtofi block , ICth nnd Fnrnam sir. . , td. 712. 721 DR. PAUL. DENTIST , 2020 HURT RT. 33S ELOCUTION. " ELLA DAY. ELOCUTION PHYSICAL CUI ture. Emerson method , Bummer puplM r celved. Roinn 9 , Commercial Nnl'l bank. M163 _ DANCINOi FOR PRIVATE L11SSON3. STAGE O noclrlv dances , call on Mornnd , 1MO Harnv ; or 2906 DO.IBC st. Itcrnm rvnsonable. M964 A7 JOHNSON UROS. , WHOLK8ALE DEALKHB 1 nil kinds of coal. Correspondence sollclte < 1008 Farnum st. 923 TAXIDERMISTS. TAXIDERMY AND FURS. SEND FOR CAT/ logue. George Illrown , jr. , & Co. , 709 8. ICtl 723 DYE WORKS. SCHOEPSACK. TWIN CITY DYE WORK ! 1621 Farnnm street. Dyeing of every descrli tlon nnd dry cleaning. M7S2 LIVERY STABLE. HOARDING STAULES , FINE LIVERY RIG cheap. Ed Unumley , 17th and St. Mury'H nvi M IS6 UPHOLSTERINt3. UPHOL'RINO CAHINET MATTRF S WORK ! W. R. Hell , R. A. McEachron , 2717 LeoAcnw'll 157 _ HAIRDRESSIN 57 MILLER , LADIES' IIAIRDRESSING , SHAN poolng , Bteamlng hair goods , 1513 Douglas. 728 WESTERN CORNICE WORKS. GALVANIZh : Iron cornices. 1722 Bt. Muiy's ave. 394 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ! WHITE'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. THE ONL place to get help of all kinds In tha city. 154 All THK ICEAL'IY INSTRUMENTS placcU on rcconl August ' . 1894 : WARRANTY DEEDS. Susan Fox nnd husband to Cella llcsby , lot 8 , block 3. South Omaha patk t ( X Ernest Mertens to Max Albrecht .lots 9 and 10. block 10 , West Albright 6 : J P McDonald to S A McDonald , lot 7 , block n , Popplelon park 1,2 ( Omaha Loan and Trust company to Mary Bvnclna , lot 1 , block 10 , 8 E Roger * ' ndd. 1,7 ! S.imo to .1 V Vncek , lot 2 , block ID , sime. . . 1,6 ! H II Italdildgc and wife to M E Ives et nl , lot 19 , block 11 , Hnnscom Place 6,4 ( A C Davenport and wife to F A Davenport , 4 feet strip on u line Eleventh street Inlet lot 1 , block 14 , S E Rogers' ndd 2 ( David Mclntyrc and wife to Simon Robin son , e V , lot 2. block 266 , Omaha 2,51 George Llebtrknecht and wife to Frederick Stabrel. lot 4. block 6 , Deer park 4 ( nerthn Hlnekman to V. Fredertmgen , jr. , lot 3 , block 9 , McCormlck's add 15,01 DEEDS. Speclnl master to Joseph Robeits. lots 7 and 8 , block 3 , Albrlght'x nnncx 1,41 Same to Ella Slater , mid > , & lot 4 , block 1 , Horbach'a 3d ndd 2.41 ' " --Totn'l amount 'of transfers , JJ4.0 ! BUREAU. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. Be Building , OMAHA , Nob. Adyico I'REIi "Ecoves | CHICAGO & NORTHWUaT'N lAirivei OmahalU. P. Depot10th _ & Muauu Bta.l Oman HHXiam . richlcaga ExprcbsT. . 610pi ; l:05pm . Vestibule Limited . 820ai ii:30pm.Ex : , Sat. ) . C.ilc. puss. ( Ex. Man. ) . a:30ai : C55am ; . . .Mo. Valley Local . 10:30p : < 6:30pm : . TheOyerlund Flyer. . . . . . . . . . Om.Ui 4:45pm : . Chicago Vestibule . 9:50ar : 8:45am : . Chcago ) Express . i:25pi : 7:02pm . Chicago and Iowa Local . COuai _ _ _ Leaves | mrRLINiffON"74 'MoT"lUVER. j Ai rives Omaha ! Depot 10th and Mason Sts. I Oman , 10llam : . Denver Express . 835arc 10l5am..Deadwood : Kxpress. , . . . . . . . 410pi ; 4COpm : . , . Denver Express . 4:10pi : 6Wiir.i : . .Nebraska Local ( except Sun. ) . . . tCOpi : 8Ham. .Lincoln Local ( except Sunday. ) . . 11 ; 25ai Leaves I ST C. , ST. J. 4" 0. B. ( Arrives Omahal Depot 10th and Mason Sts. I Oman 845nm ; . Kansas City Day Uxpiess . 6:63pr : :45pm : .K. C.'NlKlit Ex. via U. P. Trans. 6Mar Leaves I CHICAGO. R. I. SL PACIFIC. ( Airlves OmahalUnlon Depot 10th & Mason Bts.l Omahi _ EAST. _ 10I5nm..Atlontlc : " Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . 6:05pr 6:25pm : . Night Express . 640ni ; 4:40pm. : . . .Chicago Vestlbuled Limited. . . . l:2opi : 11 :3Spm. : Oklahoma Esp. ( to C.S. . ex Bun ) . 6:3jqi : WEST. _ 6JIam : , Oklahoma & Texas Kxp. ( ex JS5pm. . . . . _ , , .Colorado ' T3ca\cs I UNION PACIFIC , ( Arrlvei OmahalUnlon Depot 10th & Manon Sts.l Omqii 9DOam : . Denver Express . 3:60pr : t:15pm : . Overland Flyer . G:20ui : SMEpm. Beatrice ti Blromsb'K Excx Hun.12:30.u : C40pm ; . Pncina Express . loE3ai : _ ! jOpm. . . . . . . . . . .j. . . . Fast _ Hall . , , . . _ . . . . 420 | i Leaves ( CHICAGOr M'lir S'fiTTl'AnE.TArrlvo OmahalUnlon Dejiot 10th & Mason Bts.j Omah 6:3 pm . . . . . . 7. .Chicago Limited . . 9Sloi : llUnain. . . Clllenun F. preK irt. Sun. ) . . . 5nOpr : Leaves I ! * rj. < u M\J. * Aui.tj i Ai rives Omahal Depdt15th _ and Webster Bts. _ [ _ Omah 9oum : . f.Deadwood Express . & ; 10pr : OCamEx. ( Bnl..Wyo. ) Ex. . ( Ex. Mon. ) . 6:10pr : 6 ; OCpm. . Norfolk Express ( Ex , Sunday , ) . . 10 M5ar . D40ar ! T' MiasouVti PACIFIC " iArriv . Omahal Depot ISth.and Webster Bts. I Omah J:00am . St. "Louis Express. . . . :00ar : SiSOpm . Bt. IxiuU Express . 6Wpr ; 6jlOpm.Dj\lly ( ex1 , fiun.l Nebraaha Loral , 9-ll'an ' XeaVMiM < C7. ST. P. , &ir& O , TSfrlTeT Ornalioi Depot l ! > th and JIVgbaterJIlB. I O iialu " sToOam. . Bloux CUy AccSm ( Ex. Bun. ) . , 805pn : 10OOam..Blaux ; City Accom ( Sun. Only. ) . . 8:05pn : iicpm. : . Bloux City Express ( Ex. KunHUui : ; _ . 940an ! Teavei BlOUX CITY & PACIFIC. lAirivei OmahalU , I' . ' Ptpot lutn & Mason HI3.I Omah. 6it5am..HIoui City Passenger . 10 25pn 81. Paul Express. . . . , . IQiOOnn "l3avea"T SfOUX T5TTY * "PAOlflC. ( AirlvV. Omahal Depot 15th and Wtbaler fits. I pm ; - ' C:10pm. . . . . . . . . . St. l'aul Limited . . 9:4)an : ) _ ' . H\C I OMAHA i S"ll.OUIS lArnv JiiuihulU. P. Depot 10th & Mason 8ls.l Omi. 1Winn : & | J Louis Cannon Hall U:33pn : niurrhiRe l.lcemes. The following licenses to wed were grantci by the county JtulBs yesterday : Name utul atltlrc.HH. ' ARC Lutlier Clark , Albion , Neb . . . C hiiciiulu C. DodRe , Htowe , Vt . 4 Henry I-els e , Omnhn . , . 4 Umma Osborn , Oinuhu . . . 2 Frank Munlln , Omahii . 2 Nettle Doyle , Omaha . 2 William I.i.VlHomun , Omulm . . , 2 Muliel HoH.sen , Omnhn . 2 OenirKfl IJrailfonl , Omuhu . 2 Anna r.oeltwood , Omulm . , . 2 Loula J. llountu , Omaha . 2 M , Baltsmnn , Omaha . 2 Lloos and leopards at Courtlaud. Clan Gordon , . Paused Enormous NR\V YOHK , AUB. 2. The frelRlit steiime Oealeinuiide , Avhlch arrlvetl from Slettli today , re ( > ortH that on July 28. from latltud < 9.12 lonirltiiJo 49.16 to latitude 46.4S longl tude Gi.3 ! : , Bhe pussed eighteen Icelicrna The lurKeat of these t > erg8 wan ut lean 200 feet hlRh and from SO ) to 9l feet long Another wan 1SU feet hlKh and DOU feet Ions Uefrcahltig , extilllrallng , a batti at Court land beacti. _ Clan Qordon , PULSE OF WESTERN PROGERS ! Wonderful Mnmmotli Cnvo Discovered t H ill City , Dakota. ITS WALLS IMPREGNATED WITH GOL StrntiRn Collection of Prehistoric Hcmiilr PiuilliiK ( JuprliK to MrlfiitUlu Itli-h ( lold I'liiilv nt t'oclirtiijil Now * f the NurtlnToM. Rurckn cave was dlscovcrcil by Messrs. / L. Illslio ] ) and Frank lltircli ot Hill Clt ; S. U. , ott May 2 , IS'JI ' , vvlillo they wcro proi pectliiK , tlio unino now belni ; tlio properly c the above named gentlemen , who nt the llm of tlio illscovcry partially explored the c. v and brought to Hill CUy BOIIIO very line spec mrnts of calclto urystalu , About two week attcr tlio discovery Mr. llurcli , In cumpan with Mr. Jacob Wright of Hot SprliiKs , S I ) . , visited tlic cave , and while exploring tli first room , which Is something over 100 fee across , with a celling nliout forty ( eel hlnl they broke Into a Rccule about three fee louir and about tuelvu Inches In dlanu ter , thuro ntulltiK the remains of sever , ' animals , varying In xlze from small kll tens to the size of a h.tilKer , the remain ot which may bo seen at Hill Ulty al nn time. The animals hail apparently bee Imprisoned In this cell-IIUc. place ages OKI which was afterward scaled over with ca clto coating and. later covered with u llm coating to the depth or thickness of ten o twelve Inches , The species and family t which these itnlnmU once bclniiHed arc nc al this time known. The jaw bonus are put tlally fossilized , and linvo boon examined li some eminent geologists , who are nt tli present tlmo bothering their brains to 11 n when such animals Inhabited the earth. A this tlmo they also brought homo some ver line specimens of crystalllzallons varying I color from ptiro white to that of the ycllo' cowslip and to u very delicate rose. On May 30 Messrs. Ulshop and Hurch ngal returned to the cave prepared to explore an open tip now country therein. On Juna they returned heavily laileii with specimen of crystallization , and gold-bearing or ( which assays from ? 7 to $8.44 per ton In gel and J1.03 In silver ; they have also gathcre In the third room of the cave the remains c some animals comparing In size to that c the oik. How did the remains o [ so large an anlmn get there , when a small man could not cra\\ through the opening from one room to th other will you answer this question ? Tli owners have broken through about seven fee of rock Into the rcom where they hav found the remains of the larger animal : This room , however , Is quite a largo one. These men have evidently found a bonanza and especially ono for the sclcntlllc worl to experiment with , and they urc men wh will push the work of exploring and open thl wonderful piece of crystallized nntnie so tha people when visiting the Dlack Hills ma have the opportunity of seeing at n sma ! cost ono of the most wondeiful of nature' mammoth caverns , thus adding one more t the long list of nature's heretofore hlddei beauties of the Illack Hills of South LMkotn This wonderful piece of nature's handl work has at some time In the remote pasl from all Indications , been a spouting gey ser and has left a deposit of gold and Mlve. In solution throughout the rock , thus makln It a valuable gold mine. The assertion that this property Is valuabl for the gold that It entries Is no Idle re mark , no fraud or catchpenny statement , a can be proven to the satisfaction of the moa scrupulous minds , by simply calling on cltlie Mr. lllshop or Ilurch at Hill City. E JJ. , who will at any time be very glai to accompany any ono to the cave and full satisfy visitors by permitting them to selec samples of thelr'own cholco for assay. The above described cave Is situated o the line of the Black Hills & Fort I'lerr railroad In Meade county , South Dakota nnd can be reached direct from Hill City b rail In four hours ride. GOLD NEAR OUNNISON. The section lying from ten to fifteen mile Immediately south of Gunnlson Is creating great amount of excitement by the ills coverlcs of gold , and there appears to b good grounds for It. The flrst discoverle were made about a month ago In the hill bordering on Cochetopl creek , cays th Denver News. Well defined veins of porphyry phyry ore traceable for several miles , am the rock U literally covered with free gold Samples taken from .the twenty differen holes along the vein were sent for assay b ; Lehan and Turner and gave returns from enounce ounce to 104 ounces of gold per ton. Loca parties have had Innumerable assays mad and the results are most astonishing. You correspondent has seen no less than a doze : pannlngs from small pieces of rock takci from different claims , and every one re suited In leaving a line string of gold litho the pan. Such fine showings were mad that suspicion existed ns to whether or no It really was gold , but acid and other test showed that It was the genuine article The deepest hole Is now fourteen feet 01 a four-foot vein , which assays , on the aver age , eight ounces. A vein 120 inches wide 01 the mineral hill group gave returns whlcl are withheld by your correspondent for fea ot being termed a descendant of Ananias There are several hundred prcspectors In th country , and rich float is found uverywher by them. It Is believed that the mothe veins , the source of all this float and ot tli placer diggings of Stubhs' gulch , Wlllov and Beaver creeks , for which -long searcl lias been made , have at last been discovered THE DAKOTAS. A movement Is on foot for the establishment mont of a sugar beet factory at Aberdeen. The county commissioners of Brulo county Sopth Dakota , have petitioned congress tha Hod lake be granted to the county for use a : n reservoir to store water for irrigation pur POSCH , Two Jerauld county boys have taken ioadei revolvers and ammunition atul are now sail to bo on tiiolr way across tlio plains looklm for Indians. Their names ore Artliu Gates and Galen Schultzo , aged 14 and 1C respectively , Tlio Holy Terror mlno at Keystone I proving Itself worthy of the name. It wa lately discovered by William Franklin o that camp. From a recent run of thirty seven tons of ere a clean up was made o $1,400. The pay streak is Increasing li width as depth Is attained. Two carloads of cattle wqre shipped fron Belle Fotircho the other day. This was thi flrst shipment of the season over the Frc mont , Elkhorn & Missouri Valley , hut wji only the forerunner of what IH to c"me a : the year wanes , H is expected that thl : year of all others cattle shipments will bi heavy. A fine flow of water as secured In tin artesian well being put down by Ilougla ; county In township 100 , range 04. This litho the first nf four wells the county will pu down under the Bean law enacted by tin legislature two years ago. The alia Is ti make running streams of all Die dry creeki In the country. Harvey L. Marlclte , the Milwaukee rail way ticket agent at Alpena , has applied for i patent on an invention of his , which , If I proves a success , will bo a big thing. Hi has Invented "n "car-mover" that will di away with the crowbar. A capitalist \vh believes the scheme. U a good ono has gen < to Minneapolis to further the matter. COLORADO. The Sylvanlte mill ut Anaconda , In tin Cripple Creek district , has resumed opera lions. Arrangements are making tor locating i Holland colony of 200 families near For Morgan. The dump of the Portland mine , Crlppl Creek , has been leased , and U expected ti pay handsomely. The valuation of property In the Crippli Creek district. Is about $2,000,000 comparci with $326,000 last year. Maitoilan gulch , In the San Juan country has a Golden Fleece mine which U crcJItec with ere worth $10,000 per ton , { 'reparations for * working the Ule Gunnel mine. Central City , are under way , A nov equipment ot machinery li being placed , A rich strike , running seventy ounces Ir gold to tha ton , Is reported In the Isabel ) : properly at Cripple Creek , The < wnpan ) owns 4,000 feet of the Isabella vein. A , 1) . Johnson of Silver Cliff has uncovered a vein of mineral four feet wide , about on < and a halt miles east ot town. This la tin biggest prospect uncovered In the county fop years. Thn Continental Oil company nt I'ucbltf has purchased two acres of land near the stool works , and will put In a now plant. Their property on the river was considerably damaRed during the last flood. Among the receipts at the United States branch mint nt Denver was a buckskin b.ig filled with gold grains , the result of ix week's clean-up at the Korluno pt.icera neir Almn , which nro yielding batter this easiu than over before. Tlio bag's contents will foot up $10,000. A larRe gold strlko was made while alnlc. Ing a well on Hlmer Trego's farm , seven miles northwest of llolyoke. Particles ot gold as largo as wheat grains wora found sixty feet below the surface. Preparations nro being made to Rink the shaft. During the excitement re.tl estate has taken it boom near the Trcgo ranch. Work In Anpen Is picking up. The num ber of waRO miners Is now GI9 , and ot those working on leamig f,7l , Only tliono who nrc strictly miners arc Included In ths | count. The wages nveraRO $3.25 per day. Homo of the leasers make money nnd some lose , but there Is a greater amount of numoy distributed this year than last , the lots la profit on the ores being where the pinch comos. The Llmlell mills nt Fort Collins are pre paring to put In strain power for the pur pose of supplementing the water , which has been I IIP only motive power for so many yearn. The Insulllcloncy of the water supply during winter h.is made the change nccc- fnry. The engine. , supplied by li , I * . Allls & Co. of Milwaukee , Is of lIG-horso power , Im proved Corliss pattern of 1S90. Rvcrythlns Is cxpoctcd to bo In place ready for operation on September 1. OIIKGON. Incorporation papers are being drawn up for a condensed milk factory at Hlllsboro. The Shelton mlno , near Weathcrby station , has Hhlpped fl'.OOO in gold to the Denver mint. The Mplhnso brothers have begun harvest ing the 1,000 tons of hay on their Crook ; county rnneli. A black bear cub Is doing tlmo In the Wasco county jail , to the delight of his follow prisoners. Ontario Is building n $5,000 brick school house , a $4,000 hotel , an Odd Fellows' halt and a brick store. A. T. Marklcy has purchased six lots from the Southern I'aclllc copmany In Mcdford , and will soon commence the construction of n dryer which will have a capacity ot 8,000 pounds of fruit per day. J. II. Kecncy , an eastern Oregon mall con tractor , Is a veteran of his calling. Ho used to run a stage line , In early days , between Umntllla nnd Kclton , nnd employed no less than 1,500 head of horses. The largo placer mining plnnt on the Umpqua river ne.ir Myrtle creek will soon commence operations with a 150-horso power boiler nnd pumping apparatus , which will force 24,000 gallons per minute through a 21lnch nozzle. W. L. McGonnglll of McRwan , In Sumptcr valley , Baker county , pays that the twenty logging camps In Sumpter valley nro now gtittlni ; actively nt work to supply logs to the big saw mill in Baker City and the three mills In Sumptcr valley. These four mills have n cutting capacity ot 250,000 feet of lumber dully. Late reports from the camps at Clark- vlllo. Mormon Basin and Burnt river glvo a good yield of gold from the placer mines. The big Chinese placer company nt Clarks creek ' ccontly irado n cleanup at Mormon Basin , nnd other cleanups arc to follow In rjpld succession. The Chinese this year' clean up more frequently than usual on ac count of the fear of robbery of their sluices by white men. At the meeting of the Newport , Coos bay , miners held the other day It was decided not to resume work at the rate lately paid 78 cents per ton. The Marshflcld News under stands tiiat a proposition has boon made ta the company that the miners will accept $1 a ton for digging coal , or will work by the day for $2.25. The company lately notified the miners that it could not afford to pay over 75 cents per ton for mining coal at present , the market being very dull , and offered frco passage to tlio city by their steamers to all miners not satisfied with that figure. At the present tlmo no work Is being done nt the mine , and it is hard to tell whan It will start up again. WASHINGTON. Garfleld estimates Its wheat and barley output at 3,000,000 bushels. < Volunteer wheat Is going thirty to forty bushels in Kllckitat county. The Kclso Journal enys the coal mines there are to start up again at onco. > Siena deposits In apparently Inexhaustible supply have been discovered near Hoqulam. Albert Jaqulth , a Cowcochce , Yaklma county boy , killed seventy-five rattlesnakes In. three dayo. James Fltzpatrlck and "Dart" Sumner ot Elma , each over 80 , are busy putting In their hay crop. The schema for another big raft of plies to leave Marshfleld for San Francisco Is said to have fallen through. The Satsop creamery recently shipped 7,000 pounds of butter overland to Olympla , a distance cf nearly thirty miles , by wagon , the butter being sent by boat to Tacomu nnd Seattle. John P. Means ot Skamokawa killed a 300-pound bear. Mr. Means reports the bears qulto plentiful this season , they having been driven from the tldclands by the con tinued high water. At Spokane they have on ordinance for bidding bootblacks from soliciting shines. The city dads of Spokane uro all shlnlnft lights , so full nnd resplendent , that they have no use for other shines , J. N. Mastcn. has something llko 400,000 feet of spruce logs la Jim Crow creek , Wnhkiakum county , waiting for the booni btlcks to ship them to Portland. Ho has effected a sale or them for $5 per 1,000 feet. Some Skamokawa people were out campIng - Ing and fishing back In the streams ot East valley. Ono night an unusual noise In tha tout aroused the sleepers , It turned out to be a big black boar which was prowllnfl among the lunch baskets. Aftrr sampling the rather scant larder ho made off leisurely with a loaf ot bread und a can of sugar. The Yaklma Herald prints a full list ot the hopgrowers in Ynklnw cgtinty , to gether with tlio acreage of the yards. There nro217 growers in Iho ten districts repre sented , nnd n total acreage of 2,208 of old hops , with 70."i acres ot new yards , The Growers' association has expressed ii prefer ence for Indian pickers , but It Is estimated that fully 8,000 whites will bo employed. MISCELLANEOUS. r In Utah the Bullion-Beck company pad | $ r,0,000 In dividends this month , English capitalists have signed 'a contract to erect a plow factory , cotton-tie. inll | anil car factory at Glllctto , Ark , 1 Proxpectors from all polnn | of the compass are passing through Vernal , U. T. , dully , .on their way to the new gold mines near Gil- belt's Peak. A Salt Lake man by tjio namj of Newton has been doing some prospecting about ten miles up Emigration canyon In search pt gold , He Is reported to have found a prom ising ledge from which Irj got returns from a local asaayer showing.$18G to the ton , I Seven totii of gold rock from the. Serpent , located In Osceola. . district , near White Pine , Ncv. , wcro worked at the Chalnmnn nllll and produced a bar valued nt $285 , nn av erage of-$40 to the ton. Tl Scipcnt U a very promising piospcct. A tunnel Is belna run In on the vein , which Is now about two feet wide anil Is opening ; out as the tunnel advances. A Salt Lake company has been organised to build a railroad to the Mcrcur gold mini- Ing camp , about ten miles distant. A ten- mile branch will bo conntruclril from Fair- Held switch , on the Union I'aclllc. Tjio work ot construction IH to begin at once and will be pushed rapidly. The gold output ot tin camp Increases steadily and will bo greatly helped by tlio new roads. The wool season Is now at Its height ami the roach leading to Great Falls. Mont. , neo dally long lines of freight wugofis loaded high with sacks of wool , At thu warchoui * they line up walling from thirty minutes to three hours their turn to iHnclinrgo their clips. Up to date about 3,000.000 ppunds have been received and 2,600.000 moro are expected before shipment closes , Last' year the shipment reached 3,250,000 pounds , ap proximately , and the coinparlson of this sea. soil's clip with last U very gratifying. Most of tliB present receipt has been sold at price * ranging between 'JV6 and It'/S cents , ami prices SCUM to have been growing firmer ot late , _ PJcnlc at Courtland beach *