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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1895)
4- . . . , - " -r vu - - - ' ' " - v-"t I - - - . _ , _ , _ . - - THE OMAhA DAILY DEE : MONDAY , nRU.uy 11 , 180 . & r-- PULSE WESTERN PROGRESS - Immcmo Dody : or Rich Ore Stored In the Hunt or Iron Mountin , - COMPCUIOS o IRON , SILVER ! AND GOLD . - CORe In Clolo rrodmlT-OIUerlul ' l'r" 11ecIong Hnn .Jnnn Ilnr-Au- othfr Lost Mlle l'ound-Sow. of Iho Xorthycst. . - n cent developmenl on Iron mounlln , twelve mIles northwest of this place , have pr ved to lie of exceeding value a an Iron mine , says a Custer City special to the Sioux I als Argu-Ltader. The outcrop ahows the vein to b columnar In form , reemblng the crater of a volcano , varying In v.idth from , 700 to 1,200 feet by 3,000 fet In length. I Is " aurrounded on all aide by mlslve erupUve rock. rock.The ore Is I red hematite , the greater por- ton being clas" l hard are. On the east sde ! , for nearly 2,000 fet , the ore Is salt ! anll very much decomposed. This portion Is upe- daily valuable for mineral paint. The main i , the will more than GO per , . body of ue wi average , : cent metallic Iron , and , ns far as analyzed , Is ' . low 4n sulphur and phosphorus In addition , to Its value In Iron the ore aneys from a ' trace to more than $2,000 a ton In gold and y silver. The nearest iron mines of any value are these of Minnesota and Missouri. On the I west side of the hIlls , les9 than fifty miles from this Iron , are everal veins cf coil , f which Is raid to malle an excelEt quality , of colle. This will Insure the manufacture of Iron lt the lowest ccst. Hut probably the greatest value of the Iron wi be for fluxing . . Ilurposes In the extraction of the precious metnln from their ores. The smelters or Denver , Pueblo and Omaha now - pay from $3 t $6 $ per ton for their fluxing iron , and give , t 95 per cent of all the gold and sliver con- tamed In the Iron. WIth a smrlter In closer proximity to the Iron and coke , the ores ot the ' Black hills could be treated at least $5 per ton cheaper than the ores now shipped to Omaha , Denver and 'elsewhere. Efforts are .ow Mlng made , with I fair prosllect of success ; to Induce capltalsl to build railroad tram the Iron to the coal buli I ralroal and to erEct smelters for the treatment If gold and sIlver ores : also to erect Iron furnaces. GOLD ON TIE SAN JUAN. Major Hanna comes frcm Montezuma county , where ho has been testing various machines , each of which was warranted to be the best machIne invented for 60paratng gold frcm placer 4Irt. After spending a great deal of time In the work says the Denver News Major Hanna has decided to maim a thorough test of the electrical prOC2SS , and has brought with him to Denver n quantity or gravel from the bed of the San Juan river. I the tests are successful a carload of gravel will be brought to the city , and a final result reached In regard t the process. ' : " 1 never got excite over minIng venture " remarked the major , but after years of practical experience along the San Juan river I am convinced that the region will become the greatest gold producing region In the United States. I have (00 ( acres of placer that assas $3 to the cubic yard , and In many spots much higher. The highest amcunt I * , have been able to extract by processes at- tempted on the spot Is GO cents a yard. I have fully tested eight maclimes , but not one of them meet the demand. I the electrIcal process wi do the work there Is no limit to the weaUJ that can bo taken from the placers of the San Juan river. " In the opinion of Major Hnnna the gold Is S contained In small particles of quartz and while It Is chemically free It Is not mechanically - Icaly free' . The successful process requires that the quartz shall be pulverized , and It Is upon this plan that the experiments wIll be made this week In Denver. The visitor states that 100 , to 150 men are . washing the sands of the San Juan river this winte' and ' are realizing $3 to $5 . day for their work. Ordinary hand rockers are used. The sand Is fifteen to twenty feet dee and the river for 100 miles below Durango pre sents an inviting field for men who are will- log tD , labor. Major Hnnna says his faith In ¶ . the San Juan placers increases steadily as ho learns more of the gold value In the sand. GUNNISON PLACERS 001313L16D. . : Quite a little excitement was caused here when It was learned that the Grant brothers ot Salt Lake City had staked every foot of the goldblng sand on Sand and Dear creeks , abut 20 miles from here at the foot < of the Sane do Christo range says a Gun- nison special to the Denver Republican. Thor have been experimenting with this sand at different times for about a year , but have bn' working 10 quietly that It was given Ito or no attention until I few ' days ago , when hey brought In a machine which they said they were going to test , with a view to putting In a big plant should the teat prove satisfactory. This caused quite a number of people to go to the sand banks tQ see the machine work and to stake Bare ground for : themselves ' , when they found to their great surprise that they were too Into , and that not a foot of ground was to bo hnd. The machine being tested was In- vented by , a man named Roth of Salt L1ke. The sand and water Is forced down through a cylinder by a screw to the bottom of a tank partially fled with quIcksilver : It then passes upward through the quicksilver and t washed off by water , whatever gold I In the' sand being retalnel The Inventor stated to your correspondent. the iargestma- chine made of this pattern would run about 200 tons per day at a cost of about 20 qent per ton. One ot , the company stated that he thought the sand would average at lest 60 cena per ton , and probably a good deal more. . I was ale stated that should the test prove satisfactory they would arrange for the putting In of a plant lt once which would cost In the neighborhood of $200,000. I has ben known for a long time that this Band carried a small per cent of' gold but It has always been thought that It would be impossible to work It to advantage with , . available facilitIes. I Is expected the sand ' in the bed of the creeks will run high. There Ire several Salt Lake men on the ground I flOw , and all seemtb think the schema will prove a great success DVOnCE MILLS , AT FAnOO. There ' Is a strong protest In certain Fargo circles against the measure recently Intro- duced In the legislature for the purpose of extending the time of residence In the state before a divorce cnn be granted. says a Fargo specIal to the Minneapolis Tribune. At present the man or woman from the effete east upon whom the lea of wedlock have become burdensome hn only to come to Fargo and remain In the land of th No. 1 hard ninety days 10 secure the coveted . decree. Mr. Wineman would make the time qf residence one yenr : The ahort time required - qulrell , coupled with the case with which the galling wllscn be severed under the North Illtota statutes. lies made Fargo a proml- : . a llent divorce centerutrlvllng Sioux Fails , a. D. , In its palm lost days , Grand lrorks , for various causes has never attained prominence In this atlined relpect-ne reason being the eptdemlc of typhoid fever which have prevailed there to such an ex- tent as to give I the tRio of "fhe Microbe City. " The divorcees , naturally being anxl- OUI to live. have come to the Gateway City instead This has stirred up the old rivalry erstng between the two towns , for the ; . "Irdustry" Is a profitable one. Hence Grand : i'Grk' , ' desire to see the law , and Incident- p ally Fargo knocked out. l'arg attorneys and hotel proprietors are working against the proposed change. They claim that those whose domestic Infelicity has reached that stage where they Infelciy cn longer be one not only spend considerable gums with them but , a the members of the colony are freuenty people of considerable - siderablo wealth , their trade help8 the peo- . t pie In other lines al well. Like the good ' J repcblcans they are , they believe In pro- tecUng "bome industries " : EXCTEMENT ! IN ARIZONA. ; r Jack Sheldon , the larqua lala mall car- , tier , confirms the story at the discovery of YL the lost Frenchman mine , says a Phoenix 1 t special to the Los Angeles Herald , an4 the 4 ? k reports at yaluablo orel In the old workings. 1 Tbe camp equipment . tents , tool . etc are , weatherbeaten and decayed. The fewa ha I ; created Intensa interest the , . ' among old rrl- , . dents , who remember the disappearance of the ? encbmen thirty years ago. The story Joea that they depsie 55,00 with a Yuma merhnt In bullien . and never showe up a feM" rd. Their disappear- anco II wrapped In mystery yet Nu- merous prospecting patties have hunted for the mine now found n II located In the mountains , twenty.vo mieS north , slightly westerly of Aztec , Yuma county. Old resIdents regard the strike 81 an important - porlnt one , a It verifies the reports con- cerning lost mlnee that have been c nsldere mythical The news has revived interest In the lot Dutchman mine , supposed to b In Superstition mountaIns , and the Adams diggings - gings come In for a share. Much money and many lives were lost In uuchlng for them. An Indian , either n Cocopah or a Yuma , guided the Jrklands to the Itst mIne. W S. looper , manager of the Occidental hotel II ! San Franclro , was the merchant with whom the bullion was deposited by the , Frenchmen who never came back. TO MANUFACTUI1Id ANTIIItACIT3. George T. neck of Sheridan Is engaged In nn enterprise which may revolutionize the fuel industry ! ot the country , says the Chey- enne Leader. n Is simply th discovery at an economical method of transforming bl- luminous or Ignite coal Into anthracite. Mr. Deck Is a graduate ef the Troy polytechnic school , and , aside from his technical train- Ing. has a strong practical bent. He Is quite largely interested In the surface coal meas. ' urea In the neighborhood ot Sherlllnn , and this Is what probably turned his attention In the directions indicated. As a preposition I seemed fCasibie to him to cheaply extract certain elements from the bituminous coal and In the resultant mass Interject other lacking chemical elements so as to produce anthracite ceal. Very 11e Is generally IIDown of the methods - ods which he employs. The bituminous coal ns It reaches him Is frst' ground Into a powder - der , after which the moisture and certain proportions of the gases are extracled. The Process Is then reversed and the artificial anthracite comes forth In blocks , which arc as easily handll as brick. As n fuel the new anthracite Is said to bo a complete success - cess , though I has not yet been tried on a very extensIve scale. Mr. Deck Is enlarging - larging his orIginal plant , and It Is believed has received every encouragement tram the lurlngton to persevere In his experiments - periments and bring them to theIr hfhcst 11sslble degree of perteclon , The blessing which would few from such an invention as Mr. Deck IE believed to have measurably perfected are almost beyond cal- culatlen. culaton.TiE WELL OF PIRRI1E. Aa a beverage It has not a taste like the nectar of the nods. but the drinker can ret used to It bY" beginning with homeopal lc doses and gradually increasing says a Pierre special to the Sioux Falls Argus-Leader. referring - ferring to the water of Its artesian wells. The water Is on tap at all times , but the drinker needs watch that some practical joker dos not touch a match to the stream as I flows from the tap and set his glass ablaze. The main supply Is now being run through a separator and the gas taken out before It Is run Into the plunge bath , through which , there Is a steadY few of the water at a temperature - perature of 92 degres. The water has prc- ticaly the same qualities as those of the hot sllrlng In the hack His country , and , its benefits for rheumatic troubles have ben demonstrated beyond a shadow or a doubt. Th" well wi not only give a god supply of , water but the gas . separated , Is being used for lighting and heating purposes , and the saving In coal and city water In one year 'w1 virtually pay the expenses of sinking the well. Enugh has been proven that , be- side the health giving qualities , this section of the state possesses tile mot economical of powers for manufacturing purposes. with . a choice of other water .preure direct from the wen or gas for generating steam. There will undoubtedly be other wells put down hero next season , and the practical ben- elite of naturo's resources taken advantage of AN IMPORTANT STRIKE. The new strike In the Delden mine recently - centy sold to eastern capital on a basis of $500 . 000 , has . In tile estimation of the Eagle County ( Colo. ) Times , doubled the value of the mine , which Is a large producer of silver - ver lead ores. This strike demonstrates the existence of a second cdntact or era pIano In BatUo mountain. I Is eighty feet below the fIrst contnct and shows a teil-foot body of sold ore "Mining men , " says 'the Times , "express a doubt , that this Is tile second 'contact dls- .closed sqme yers ago In , the Spirit mine by , Mr John Ceator , but It Is our belief that the ore chanel found Is on the same plane , and the existence of silver tends to establish that belief. WhIle It Is true the ore as yet has not shown the cupreous character of former strikes In the second contact , yet It ' seconl I must be remembered the strikes In former times were made several hundred feet from tmes surface , while thIs Is but eighty feet from surface In a shaft sunk near the mouth of the main Incline. I It should b a second ' channel of the immense ore bodies of the : McDonald pried It Is more than possible that It will form a endless body even to the sulphldo slopes of the 700-foot level , being connected occasionally by stringers ! with tile upper plane. Leaylng aside the scientific data , the strike Is one of the ut- most importance to the district from the standpoint of labor , as the gold values In the new ore will warrant the employment of men , which silvercouhi not do. " RICH MINERAL REGION. "Within a radius of 300 miles of your city to the north and east lies a mineral belt which Is the richest In the world , and I bal no other locality In the aserton , " said a Keystone , Nev. , miner to a reporter of the Los Angles Herald. "There Is gold , silver , lead , Iron and coal to b had ' by going out and looking for them , And It Is throug these immense deposits this projected road will run , and their product will bring to this city nn IncrcasQ of wealth and ppulaton which will make It the first on the coast. "Look at this " continued Mr. Keeley as ho drew from one of his pockets a lump ot reddIsh-looking , materlnl. "That rock will run tw nty-lght ounceS of geld to the ton. I is from the Clementna mine , which Is situated eight miles east of the San Dernar- dine county line , In southeastern Nevada. The vein 18 two feet wide at the surface , and iso feet below It has widened to seven feet between while. This mine has not been thoroughly developed , and It Is only a sample of others , scattered through the country. "The Clemeltna Is situated only 600 feet from the Keystone mine. You have heard of the Keystone Well , I Is down about 600 feet. They have 1un four or five levels. They have a ten.stamp mi , and' this month one year ago only running five stamps , they cleaned up $13,000 In sixteen days , and now are taking out from $16,000 to $ 20,000 ller month That shows whether I Is I rich property or not and worth worldng. " GOLD IN PARI COUNTY. George R. Gwynn gives the particulars hf a rich gold strike In the Wheeler mine says the Alma bulletin. The strike consists of ) fair-sized body of ore running from nineteen to fIfty ounces In gold per ton. A cropping of this ore was found In working this mine years ago , but development work since failed to reveal the treasure unl It was uncovered by leuera a little more than a week ago. The ore Is In porous porphry and limo rock , and , with the Wheeler's location at consider- able depth below , the great mountain ore chambers that ' have been struck above the gulch level , this strike may mean not only the proving of a great mine la the Wheeler , but the solution of the location of the richer one levels In the Consolidated Montgomery Consoldnte district. the entire geological formation of I which I netted with veins or honey combed with valuable ore bodh > , s. The upper forma- tiona are ot varying grades , an of pay character - acter under proper treatment , while some of them hoe proven rich enough to yield millions.STRIKE mllonl.STRKF IN TIE ANACONDA. The recent advance In Anaconda stock from an average of 22 cents per share to twIce : that figure Is sustained by rf'orts given out by oWcers or the company , heretofore reticent when strike were reported , for stock exchange purposes , IIYS the Denver Newl. The strike Is located In the big tunnel at a distance of 1,120 feet from its mouth , A nvlfoot vein was encountered of fins looking mineral , and an assay taken from vein mater runs fifty ounces of gold to the ton There Is an eight-Inch streak of high grade , which showl free gold and sylvanle very plainly through it. The men are now drifting on the vein and will g abut seventy feet , and will then make an uprise to meet the winze being sunk from th upper workings This will give air and splendid facilities for working - g\'e ing The bet part Df the. trike II that I shawl the permanency at the veins of the cnmp. I was made at a depth of 40lJ fet below the top Of the ground. NEW MEXICANS HAPPY The news that the Ue removal bill had pus the eenate create quit a uler throughout nOlthun New Mexico throulhout , saya a Santa Fe special to the Denver Republican , and although there 1 coins displeasure ex- . pressed by citizens of Ban Juan county over the fact that the Indians are to OCCUPT the western third of their reserve with six town- ships In New Mexico added , In the main thb feeling Is of a congratulatory nature , for everybody expects te sea a lively rush for new home In the spring to that part of the relrvo that Is to be thrown open. The fact that It Is a well watered section his already Bet speculators hero to figuring on Irriga- tion anti lawn lot enterprises. The reservation - ton of this rich strip of country to the Indians has long sled as I barrier between Colorado and New Mexico , and its prospective settle. ment next spring and summer will be sure to cl080ly cement the business relations of that state and thi territory. FUTURE OF THE NORThWEST. "I look for tIle- extensive gold quartz Ils- coverles In the Pacific northwest tinting the next ten years , " saM one ot-a group whose goup conversation Is reported In the Spokane Spokesman.Ilovie' " 1 have observed that these discoverIes are usualy , made In the immediate vicinity of ohl pIncer fields , antI aa the northwest has been prolific In placer yIelds within the past thirty years I stands to reason that Bore of these old abandoned camps will como to the front again Take the history of Leadvie , for example . The site of that camp was active with placer mines In 1850. After the placers were worked over the camp was abandoned for many years. Then came tile rich sliver Ils- eovorles , and now that silver Is at a low ebb attention has again been turned to gold , and they have struck rich quartz veins , tram which the placer gold undoubtedly came. The same experience Is likely to occur In this country. Wher millions have been taken from the surface milons have been taken from the depths of the earlh. 1 Is there , hidden away , and I may take a geol deal of prospecting and digging to find I , just ns was the case In Iealvle. but It will bo uncovered seine day all make the for- tulle of . " tne many a poor man. A SWELL INDIAN. When the Indians of the Coeur d'Alene reservation obtained their money from the government they went to Parmlngton , Wash . ! to spend It , says n Daise City story teller In a' ' discussIon of the Indians' manner lf spending money , which Is reported In tile Stalesman. : Their visit was , at course , antIcipated , and all sorts of schemes were on foot to relieve releve Uncle Sam's wards of their cash as speedily as lossiblc. Tim Indians were on the buy , too , and money was no object when anything thoy'saw slruck their fancy. ' The redskins took a notion to purchase carts , buggies etc. , and In a short time every available vehlcl In town was In their ns- . - m nnn . - - session. There was one old fellow ' who failed to make a purchase , and after the vehicles were all gone a notion that ho , too , must possess some sort of conveyance took strong possession - sian ot hIm. AnythIng from a dog cart up would answer his purpose. After dligent search he learned of a 'vehlclo which , from tile description , completely - pletely overshadowed anything sold before In point of elegance , and possessIon or which would rende" all the other Indians wild wIth jealousy. Ho sought out the owner , who proved to be the town undertaker and opened negotiation for the vehicle. The undertaker soon found the Indian wante to buy hlN hearse. and the thought staggered him for a moment. HavIng - Ing an eye to business , however , and noting the anxiety of Mr. Ieskln , the undertaker sold him thD hearse for a good round sum. The Indian hitched two horses to the lom- her vehicle , and , boosting his squaw and papose into it. trotted oft for home , tile proudest copperface that ever strung a bower or stole a sheep. ' The other Indians , be'arlng of his coming , lined up along the road and watched him pass. Perche on his elevated seat , he drove haughtiy by them , while the little pappooses peered through the glass sides and clapped their hands rapturously. Tile agent ' remonstrated ' with the Indian , but all to no purpose. He retained the hearse. A RARE SPECIMEN. The only Rocky mountain sheep known to be In ciptivity arrived from the cast , In the cptvly care of Wells , Fargo & Co.s express , from Madoc county , says the . San Francisco Chronicle , and Is temporarily quartered In a stable on New Montgomery and Minna streets , until tile park commissioners can find a suitable habitation for the new , curiosity In Golden Gate part. ) The horned beauty , whose future occupation in life will , bo 'to crate secuiatlonamong viiors tb the park as to whether ho Is a , Fiji Island goat or the only living specimen of an otherwise extinct breed of deer , Is a most interesting Ito animal The only disap- pointing quality wblch ho possesses Is a total hack of that timidity which all Rocky moun- taIn sheep are reputed to posscs , The new additions to tile park commis- sioners' collection of curious quadrupeds If he might vigor looks as I might possess enough and vitality to lead a keen sportsman a rapid chase up a perpendicular cliff were he so inclined. But he does not seem to have inherited . herlte a suspicious dIsposition. He is more docile goat. ' and less wicked titan a Telegraph bill goat.The new arrival , barring his thick , curling horns , bears a strong resemblance to the deer which now roam about the deer ulen In the park. HIs , head ard tapering limbs could not very well be more akin to those of a deer. He has the same tawny color , which is only relieved , by a stripe of white down his back , and ho has the funniest little tail that any sheep ever possessed. NED RASKA. , Grin thieves are numerous In the vicinity of . Sprlngneld. Joseph Stedry , a pIoneer of Osmond , Is dead at the ag of 05 years. Weeping Water Is being stirred up by ro- vlval meetings as I never was before. Farmers In the Platte valley near Bell- wood are subscribing funds to build a church to cost $1,500. Fire destroyed the general merchandise store of D. D. Grlbblo at Hubbard , causing a less of $4,000. John Ware shot a wildcat near Ogala11 measuring three and a hal feet from tip to tip and welghlngourtcen pounds. L. M. Kennedy , an old man living In Pawnee county , has bee adjudged Insane and 'will be removed to the hospital at Lln- oln oln.The The millinery stock of Mrs. Osbor at Springfield was nearly destroyed by fire , but the building was saved , though quite badly damngcd. On accdnt of the Ice at the water tank s car left the track during some switching operations a Cambridge and smashed time depot platform Into kindlnig Don J. Adams , the youngest son of Cap- tin C. E. Adams of Superior , is l blossom- Ing out as a novelist. He ha just had one of his stories , "Tho Fight In Doubtful Canon , " printed In the National Tribune. J. II. McOulre of CUBter county Is responsible - sible 11 the statement that not less than twenty-live farmers ef Arnold township wi be forced to leave the1r farms unless means are provIded by whIch they can purchase seed and feed. T. J. Ryan , living In DIxon county , has sunk a second artesian well on hIs nroporty I Is 2G5 feet deep and throws a three-melt stream , furnishing one galen of water a second. Next spring Mr. Ryan expects tQ have a large pond , In which ho will keel wi fish. fsh.I : traveling man whose route took him Into the drouth-strlcken district west got discouraged and wrote the house ho wal traveling for In Chicago for orders to come In. In his letter ho said : "I have seen only one busy man out hero and he lives In I.exlnglon. lie lies the Itch and a ' lves bury watch , and when he Isn't scratching he's winding his watch. " Henry Velselmeyer of fleshier has sued County Judge McKee of Thayer county and Alfred Lindsey for $5,000 damages for false Imprisonment and defamation of character. rome weeks ago Velselmeer was arrested on the charge ot soiling liquor wlhont arreste license and was sentenced to twenty daya' I Imprisonment by the county jUdge. The judgo's declBlon hal now been , reyersed and the suit follows . revene nev. J. C. need , who recently distinguished distngishe himself by holding up the cashier In the FIrst National bank at East Portland , Ore . was formerly pastor of a church at St. Paul In this alate. lie was brother of Rev. J. C. II. Reed , who left Grand Island , where he held the pastorate of the } 'irst Baptist church and went t Moline , Ill. . on account of serious charges against his reputation supported by the evidence of a reputaton the old Pacilo hotel , and sustained by the congregation of his church and afterward by the Baptist conference of the aferward . COLORADO. The Journal reports three mining deals mlnlnr In process of completion In the Cripple ' Creek district which Involve $1,60,00. ' The Lfhan & Turner mi lt Diamond City , Qunnlson county , Is said to be turning out about 5 GO worth of gold amalgum daily from . their fve stamps , Qni the ore runs About $30. J'l' The Gunnison counIt' \ ' ore belt will lon have four mills coun\f' . mia aqltl $ operaton. The Portland TI t the bottom of the 300-fot shaft , 18 de rlbCl a eleven feet wile , the are AverAgltl In value $250 per ton. If .I The Gold Dirt nllnql nt Empire shipped four car loads ot are during the tast eight / weeks to the Argo'szoitor , which netted them from $60 to $ t011'Qr ton. The recent strlke-In-the Wheeler , at the head ot the Platte : 1p. Park county , can- slats ot n god boy . 't ore running from nineeen to fIfty ouice' In gold. The Centennial IOtle on Four-Mile creek has A pay streak o rom fifteen to thirty Inches , consistng ot white quartz copper pyrites and Iron sulplMtb , , and running from $0 to $40 In gold Ltc the ton. The Golden Fleece . , near Lake City added twenty-eigh new men to Its force last month , and wi continue adding thereto until they have fifty men In their employ. They are shipping about four carloads of ore per week and the mine Is paying a dividend ot $12,00 per month ' A special 10 the News tram Lake City Bays that the Back wonder and West End mi at Sherman Is nearly really to start up , only waiting the arrival of the redwood tanks from California . The Black Wonder has n new fiutl ! . specimens from which run over $1,000 to f2OOO In gold and sliver 11er ton. ton.The The Silver Plume Standard says : Robert Jones has a good prospect over In Geneva gulch , that will be beard from as soon a It Is developed a little moore as ore from It returned G 7-10 ounces In geld to the ton lie will put men to work ( It ns soon as the snow goes off In the spring sUfcent ) . to allow supplies to bo taken In. The tunnel ot the Sunset Gold Mining and Milling company , on the Summit mine , In Boulder county cut into the contact n few days ago , and the are shows much min- oral The tunnel which Is 70 feet long , cuts the ore 450 feet deep. From the 200- toot level smelting ore was shipped that ran $198 In gold to the ton. The bulk of the ore Is a grade that needs concentration , and the company last season put Ul1 : nf-ton mi equipped with Narod pu'erlzers and a King- Darragh concentrator. After 600 tons had been run through the mill was closed by the cold weather. I Is to be stnrted' up again : as early a possible. : SOUTH DAKOTA. A creamery and separator are to bo built at Ilurley. The Methodists of Edgemont will build I $3,000 church next Impring. Fairview has Invested $73,000 In Improve- ments within a very shorL time. Seventy of the 100 shares of time Huron Creamery company have been taken . Time commissioners of Lincoln county have decided t furnish time farmers In need with seed for the sprlng's sowing. The Western Agricultural company , with headquarters al Aberdeen , has fully com- plcted organization. The object of the com pany Is to elevate time standard of agriculture - turo and Improve the methods of sol culture - ture on the western prairIes. Good progress Is being made en the construction - structon of the great irrigation ditch owned by the Stokes brothqrs and others on the Cheyenne river. The water 19 taken from near the mouth of the Dele Fourche river , amid Is conducted so that It wi Irrigate the Cheyenne river bottom for a distance of over nine miles. Time ditch Is three feet deep , six feet wide and Is. said to be one of the best of tile kind In South Dakota. The Cutty Sack ' Mining company , composed at Hot Sprfngs' amid ) . ystc capitalists , has just Issued the repptjt Expert Titus Cork- hill on the propeltV lk Mystic. From this report the , owners , iee much filthy lucre. Taking a daly 'oqtput1.of \ thirty tons as a basis , they estimate hl average cost or minIng - big and milling atm $75 a day. The value of the are Is esthnaten"at ' $15 a too , which leaves a balance ef' ' $8iG a day , after taking out the ! cost of ml.lng1 A farmer named Simonson , who lIves three and I hal miles , north of Vermiion , mel with a strange ' \perlenco In his herd , of cattle. 'number "f the strongest ones died of a mysterious tlsease , which affected the cattle less lS tHey became lower In grade. The trouble becme 'S serious that an ex- aminaton was madeJteenms , that a day or two before the caOI , . nd broken loosa and got Into a blu of muslar which . of course acted severely on' theL1tomach , and caused death. ' Two Texas stqcltmen drove a lot of year- lngs and 2-year-oids from Texas last year , and are aellingthem to farmers In the vicinity - ciniy of timeBlack . Hills . The stock Is In god condition , , and they' are' getting $12 per bead for yearlings , , with a ready sale for them' at that price. Farmers who - are In the vicinity of tho' herd are l putting their spare , cash Into these cattle , and are , satisfied that the amount of rough fed they have put up will never- pay any better than by having , these young , cattle ' condense it. WYOMING . A bill has ben Introduced In the legisla- ture for a state census , to be taken in July and August , this yenr 'Tho people of Laramie are all pronounced in favor of horse meat at least , those who have tried the delcacy _ The Big Her hot sprllgs' are reported to have effected -wonderful cure In the case of a young man from Montana. The demand for houses for renting pur- poses exceeds the supply by 20 per 'cent In Sheridan , and this Is not a god year"either. . Cattemen report that so far range cattle cate have done well , and there Is a prospect that stock will winter much better than for many seasons. All single men employed In the Rock Spring coal mines have bon given to un- derstand that their situations mny not be permancnt. S A number of the resident of Cheyenne as BCn as spring opens , Intend to leave for the Big Her basin to take up some of Uncle Sam's domain . Rawlins ladles wilt Issue a St Valentine's number of the Journal , and wi not 'on3.jlo the editorial work , but also the typesetting , proof reading and press work , ' Work at Cooper mountain Is now In progress and Is getting along rapidly in a mining way. A telephone line from L1amlo to the mountains Is talked of. Cattle men are able to report small loses of cattle , from all causes except tile depreda- lens of wolves , and from this cause the loss has been heavier than for many years. The Garfield mine , near Laramie , 'Vyo. , produces mineral which assays 3 per cent In platinum . which makes It worth $9,000 per ton. I Is time first platinum discovered In this country. "Out of 1,500 bead of cattle on my ranch , " writes Frank nenlon of Manvie , "torty bead ot steers from 1 to 2 years old have been pulled down by wolves and the rest I run so hard that they are in poor Bhape to' ' stand the weather. . ' ' The nock Springs Independent states that real estate In Green River has advanced 100 per cent since the mItiWe that the new railroad - ' ral- road to that point rl fixed fact The paper aha predicts that the county seat of Sweet- water county will bl , tle liveliest city In the state during the coming summer. No less than tompills : have been Intro- minced In the Wyotmlng leglslaturo this session - sion provldlDg for " , bounty on wild animals. Wolves are said to ha' very troublesome on the ranges , and the./swckmln assert that unless some Inducement Is offered for their extermination , tho' pests will eventually drive nil time lye arocl out of the coummtry An item has been ging the rounds of the papers stating that le1 Cnon mlncr hlvo been getting 7G cmt , .ton of 2000. ; Time fact Is the miners lt fef two years past have been getting 65 cent . a ton of 2,250 pounds , and a high a rate a&.76 cent has not been paid for many yetlrst' ; Before the reduction to 65 cent the rltp 'slims 74 cents for a long Limo . \ . , ORiGON A spoke and handle actory has been started In Eugene Florence wants. . a physician , and offers a field of forty miles , without competition . A gray eagle measuring six . feet slx Inches from tip to tip W/i Ihet near Pendleton The mills of Ashland amid Medford are purchasing wheat tram the Umpqua valley. A nugget valued lt $7G was pcked : up In a placer mine on Oscar creek , Josephine county. WoObur has a now bridge , for which this city contributes the materals and the citizens - zens the iabor Justice Davis of the Dales baa reeiVe aome beautiful fossils from the rich beds of the John Day , Len Morton lies the boss way of killing rabbits. He has a wire net fence around hmi . imaystacks near Ontario and leaves the gets open for the rabbits to enter When th yard Is fun he shutl the gate and goes In with 1 club and kills from fifty to 100 rabbits a one slaughter Ten orlnol of cattle were shIpped from Baker City to Omaha , time first ot a serIes of hlpmenls to the same maket Harnt county Is rejoicing because the heavy falL of snow In the mountains assures an abundance of wit or for minIng and Irri- gallon the coming season. A matrimonial "JaCk pot" has been forml by the bachelors of Weston. Every YOlng lady who succeells In marrying one of the bachelors Is given a share. ) Wheat Is quoted at 63 cents a blshel In Jacksonville and time supply Is scarce lt that. Nowhere on the coast arc cereals bringIng better prices tbnn there. " Time famous Euchre creek road case has at last been settled , hfer over n year of can- lenten , litigation and aggravation , and the road will bo opened as a public highway Time stock inspector of Wallows county reports that there are GlSi9 she ) In that county , all sound and free from contagious diseases. There are IG.559 lambs antI 45,32 ewes and wethers over one year old , I Is reported that a large gasoline ferry Is to bo l put on the Columbia river to ply between 1urray Springs and a point op- posite. I Is clalmC1 that 1 rO11 can bo buIlt on the Klclllnt able of time river thnt wi be far better than any now In misc . The farmers In that section of Marion cOlnty just north af Slblmlty ha\'o been experiencing a considerable amount of Irol- ble amid loss during the past two weeks by the visitations of sheep kilng dogs . A wool grower of that vicinity says nlnet- nine sheep have been Idled by canines quite recently. Coyotes arc becoming so numerols In 01- Inm county that sheell men anti others arc trying to devise time best metho1 of killing them oil . As many as thirty hCII of sheep have been klC1 near Lone Hock In one night wihin time last fOw mmmonthis They kill all the chickens they can catch away from the oor'nnls. They can bo heard every evening Imowling. A Sweet 1ome swaIn lies called In time law to aid him In laughing at locllsmllhs. R. C. Russell wished to mimarry Miss IHll Ilowes. Miss India was willing , hilt Howes , father , was not , and locked his dalghter up. Hussel , however swore ell a writ of habeas ' corpus , b ) time provisions of which Mr. HaWN Is required to bring the girl before the court and show cause , If ho hns' nny , wIlY she Is not allowed to immarry the man of her choice. A somewhat umlsual wlddlng lias just taken place , the contracting partes being William Worth , a former wel known brako- mln , who Is now railroading In Arizona , antI Miss Mary hi. I erls at La Grande. Mr. Worth signed the contrc at flagstaff , Ariz. , and It was then sent to La Grande , Miss Ferris signing amI aclmowledglng the instrim- ment before Justice Sargenl. Friends of the couple present congratulations , ali hope that their unique' union may prove a happy one. WASHINGTON. The Huntsville mlncs are turing out 100. barrels of four daily. Drilling for coal at Scow bay Is being prosecuted "Igorously. The drill has reached a depth of 350 feet . Is two Inches In diameter and cnn reach a depth of 4,000 feet. i The Fishermen's union of Gray's harbor i has refused to stand a cut below 3 cents a pound , and have gene into the business of shipping salmon on their own account. As n result of tim extremely high water In time Gray's harbor streams , a great many log have been feted down that have ben hanging In creeks and gulches for several years. Articles of incorporation have ben med for the Columbia River & Mountain Hal- way company. This Is the proposed exten- sIon of the Spokane & Northern to the Trail creek mines ef British Columbia A proposition lies been made to estab- lsh In Spokane county a beet sugar factor costing 300.000 for a bonus of 5,000 acres of land. The land Is considered worth $100OOQ , hut with the factory both It and all adjacent land would increase In value. The Seattle News says : "Almost a relgmm of terror prevails In South Seattle . II regn vicinity of Georgetown. The place Is Infested - tested by a gang of criminals , and robberies and hold-ups are froquent. The cltzcns there are aroused , and there Is talk of form- Ing a vigilance committee to deaf with the ruiflans. " rufans. Surveyor General 'Vatson has called for bids for surveying 1.000 square miles of the Colvie Indian reservation In eater Wasit- Ington , the work to be completed January 1. 1896. This Is I preliminary step to throwing the reservation open to settlement - mont , time Indians having already ceded i to the government. Commander F. S. Street of the State Sol- diers' home says there have been fewer applications for admission to the homd this winter than at any previous time. Ho says there are 103 Inmates at the home at the present time. The cost of caring for these men has been reduced to $96 per annum. In the past two years there have ben two deatlms. Tile great coyote drive at EndIcott ro- suIted In the death of one beast. About 180 men engaged In It , but the generalship was poor and organization lacking. The great majority formed on two sides , leaving the other side weak , with great gaps In the lines through which the animals cscaped. About thirty coyotes were originally within the circle. Arrangement are being made for the re moval of the Pacific Meat company's large abattoir at Meeker Junction to Tacoma and the enlargement of tile plant , so that 150 to 200 men will b employed , Instead of slxty- nve ns at present. The plan Includes the building of a large packing house , like these at Kansas City , Chicago and Omaha , though on a smaller scnle. The building to house the packing house and the abattoir will bo 250 feet square and five stories high , coating $60,000. Salmon canning on Puget sound Js of recent date. For many years there was only one plant that at Seattle , and In 1892 the pack was less than 60,000 cases. In 1894 the pack reachc- over 100,000 cases , valued at $390,000 , wlmilo the prospects of Icrcas\ in this direction - recton are most excellent . At present the home trade Is pretty generally supplied with homecured halibut and salmon , while ex- pcrlments are said to have demonstrated the anchovies of Puget sound , when properly prepared are fully equal to time best sardines - dines put up. up.MISCELLANEOUS. . The commlssner ot Indian affairs Is advertising for bids for 3,000 cows , with calves , 150 bulls and eleven hOJse and ponies for time Indians on the ackfeet reserve The orange season wi be two 10nths earlier than usual , and on account of time failure at the Florida crop , there will bo fully 8,000 car lends shipped from the tar mvest. In gold product for 18H ! time United States rates fIrst , Australia send and South Africa third. A contrary impression has ben created by Igrlng South African gold at $20.G7 per ounce I Is only 800 lne and Is wcrlh less. I Is the general Impression among those who are more or less familiar with railroad business that the Northern Iaclnc Railroad ! company will this season widen time narrow gauge to Mission and extend the line to Ceur d'Alene City Time Butts Miner says that a large black dog belongIng to William Copeland , one of thu volunteer firemen killed in time explosion. bias laid on time grave ever since Copeland was buried , and seems to be dying. It is said that time dog was with his master at tile time of this explosion , followed thme ro- omlaine to the undertakers , hung around untii the fimneral took place , antI then followed time remains to time grave. San Francisco papers say that the sudden tlepsrttmro of the "Philadelphia" for honolulu was embarrassing to its omeera for the reitsoim that every man's washing was on shore at a laundry , anti time ship sailed with , . out an extra shirt on board. The Anaconda coal properties are soon to be put in operation. One htmndred coke Ovens are already finished and the coal wash irfg plant is in operation and working well. Within a few days the ovens will be charged and time mmmanufacturo of coke commenced , A. cable forty miles in length is being nm through the snowsheds on the mountains for the use of the telegraph service in Nevada - vada , When occtmpietl it viii be a great hmm- provement over time old system of stritmgiimg tito wire on poles. Nothing short of a landslide - slide will interfere or cause a break in time cable , so that telegraphic eommnumtmicatiomu will not ho interrupted by ordimmary causes. Goomi progress is being innile on time eomm' strtmction of the great irrigatiotm ditch owned by tue Stokes brotlmers ammil others omm time Chmeyemmtmo river , 'rho water is taken from near time mouth of the Belle Fourchie river and is condtmcted so that It will Irrigate time Cimeyenne river bottom for a distance of over limo immiles. Time ditch is three feet dtep , six feet wide anti is said to be cue of thio best of time kimmil in South 1)akota , It now seemima a certnimmty tlmat time mmotoriotts Apache remmegade , ( lerummimno , mind Imis hnuimd of cmmt-timroats will soomm be returmmod to their olti stammmming grounds 1mm Arizona , time San Caries reservation , Old timers throtmghmout soutimormu Arizona think that the Immo'e of lot- letting Gerommlmimo antI lmis fellow crimmuimmals rottmrmm is very immmulvisable , amid settlers nt Samm Carlos view with alarmn time imroiosc.l return of the Indiamma. It is believed that an outbreak will occur witlmiml a year after their retumrmm. The Ortia Grant commipammy lmas camimmencetl operatiomms in thio Cuntmimmglinmmu omimme , otm Ctmmi- miinghamn hmill , mmear Iolores , N. M. 1"oumr memm are now at work and have shitppei a car load of ore to Colorado Springs for treatment. It time immitme run shmows $4 ver ton or better , time coimmpany will at once bore for vater at or near Dolores. It not fommnd there in eumfliclemlt qmlantity they will develop s'ater at Cerihias. W'imsrover water is found , however , a 100- atammip mmmiii will ho buIlt , and work wilt be comnmncncotl In earnest , Ctmmmninghmamn hill is a mountain of low grade ore. Millions of tons are available , and its nmmnlmmg cud mmmiii- ing will employ a largo nummuber of omen. A TERROR 0N WATER. Description of the % mnmncn Itaimm Now Docked at tmo..tomm , The naval rain Katahmdin , designed by Admiral Ammnemm , and built at llatlm , Me. , lIne bromi taken to BostoO to receive tIme lllmisimimmg toucimes preparatory to her ofilcitli trini. There is no oilier craft in time navies of tIme world jtmst like time Katmiimdtmm. Time ommly vessel emmmbodyimmg time eanmo princillo is time Polyimomue of tile ilitishl navy. and sime calm- not be classed with time Rntaimdin in ioint of efficiency and power. Looking not timmliko time marvelous Nautilus - tilus , time aubnihritme marvel of Jules Verne's imaginLtion , time Katnhdln Is mm , Untqtle Instmimtimommt of avt.l . warfare. 11cr prow of st.el : , bavlcui by her giant hull , and her quickness 1mm rmmatmeumvoriimg , s'ill ommake her 'm. dreu'Ifuliy elilcient emm- gins of destruction. Her speed will ' .rn gre.mter timan tlmat of time average battleship , for the contract with imor buii'Jers t'nhis tom' sevimmteen kmmotti nnii tlmoy cinim that sue viil easily exceed thmat speed. Time constructirn of tIme Kutahidin was nutlmorized by time ttu of Martil 2 lSti , imit it vas fully a year ammtl a hmalf inter that bids upon her sere e'tllel ' for. Time ) ' were opened emi December 20. 1890 , and as there was but one bidder , the.flntil Iron works , time contract for time colmsti'ucUjn of time ram was giv'mmt to .lmt t.ime , Imping signed January 28 , 1591. Time bid was $93)- 000 for the hull anti macimint'ry , time m'peetl to be seventeen knots , with a. premium-n of $93,000 for eachm qmmtmrtor knot in excess of timat rate shown in a trial of two consecutive - tive hours with an air vressure in tIme fire room not exceeding two and a halt immcheim of water , and with the vessel weighted 'to 0. meam draft of fifteen feet. hut instead of the usual similar deduction for not comu- log up to requirements , which in title case would be a forfeit of $15,000 for ouch quarter knot below seventeen , time vessel ias to be rejected altogether , The Katahdin , finished , is 250 feet anti 9 inches long ; 43 feet and 5 1tcimes inside at imer widest part , with 15 feet main draft , anti having a displacetnemmt or 2.155 tons. She Is a twin screw , stool and murmur plated. 'ier engines are of time vertical triple expaimsion type , and are designed for 4Suv maximum Indicatel horse power. Time normal coal supply is 175 tone , with 192.70 as her bunker capacity. With Imer bunkers full and ready for sea maxinmum draft aft is sixteen feet. bime 19 tiesIgneil wimen preparing for aim engagement - gagement to be partly submerged bY the USC of fourteen eight-Inch Kingston valves , one In each transverse compartnment , with sluice valves In the vertical keel amid also in time longitumltnais of 11cr comimartimments. The bracket and longitudinai system is used in limo hull. Time longitudinals and girders supporting time decic are continuous , converging to the stem casting and to time stern , thecframes and beams being intercos- tal. The vertical Iced , two iongitmmdmnals and armor shelf on each side of time vertical - tical keel , are water tight. forming. trans. versely , six compartmnemmts , these being dl- vided longitudinally by water tight framnes. fly this means time apace between time inner and outer skin is divided intp sev- enty-twci compartments. The transverstf and longitudinal bulkheads between time Inner skin anti time deck mtrmor divide this space Into timirty compartnmemmts , making a total of 102 compartments in. time vessel. Above the rounding deck only time conning - ning tower , WHIm elghteemm-inch armmmor , time smoke pipe , vemutilators umud skid beams for the boats will show , As a means of defense against higimt craft. such as tor- petlo boats , the Kmmtnhdin will carry four six-pounder rifles. She will probably suffer but little mtimould alme ever enter an engagement - ment , for she offent but a poor target , being so nearly all under water as she is and witi the part exposed so shmnped timat a square impact of a shot Is impossible , Time outside stroke of time deck armor is six inches thick , anti the next inboard tapers from five anti one-half to two and one.lmnlt , wlmichm last is time timicicimess tor time remain- dot including the lower course ot plating. " Tlmo"side armor is two strokes itt tieptim , time ulpper six Inches thick amid the lower one three itmelmes. Time hatches imave armored - mored plates , mind time snmoke pipe and ventilator - tilator have six inches of nrmnor. The Katahmdin's engines are in separate compartments anti each is wholly mdc- pendent of time other. The cylitmeler diameters - eters are twenty-live , timirty-six mmml fifty- six inches , with a. common stroke of thirty- six inches , Time boilers nrc intended ( or a workIng pressure of 160 pounds to time square inch , anti besides two double-ended Scotch boilers , twenty.two antI ' one-halt feet long and thirteen anti one-unit feet in diameter , there is a single-ended boiier of tIme same diameter anti eleven anti otme-ima3f feet long. Time forced draft is on time closed tire roonm system. Time propellers are tlmree- bladed and or manganese bronze , temm feet anti six inches in iliamneter. Time quarters for ofilcers anti imien are in Lime stern of titi rum , and everything loslibie has beemm clone to give time amen good conditions , althioimgim time space is small. The ICatnimtimn 'viii be imer own often mivo weapon. Wimen sime makes hter In'mimmmct at seventeen or eighteen knots saa whit strike a blow of 400,000 foot tons , a force capable , her designers and builders claim , of mortding any craft that Shouts immmtnediuioiy to time bottom , Admiral Ammen , In laboring mind working - ing ro long as its did for this cmmtrmmt'iion of tiia craft , almu'ays immaintained hint five sucim vessels could police our ont s'iit- cioimtly against any naval force that ' , cttmhl be sent egainat us. He also clalmnel , antI it Is undoubtedly true , timat time tlvo sauna could be built at time cost of two i'nttle- ships , amid timat mill tve suld tee nmnin- taineti as cimotiply us nine li.uttleslmlp. illtould time Kataimdin show lmem'seif enuligim of a success to warrant. tile construction of m'imn- liar vessels , it Is not. at nil immupronatile timmmt attempts will be mache to lit mime rain tows of such vessels with auto-mnmi'i ) projm'tiI. of tlte Edisofi submarine guim. InaPeck , ' of trouble-tile woman who washes wIthout - out Pearline , Her work is never done , and it's never done well. With Pearl Inc she can do twice as mud and have it done better. There is little work , less wear , neverthe leastilarm. 'Fry Pearline , and see it g ? for dirt ; when you dirt-go for Pearline. Beware Peddlers anti some unscrupulous grocers will tell you , "limis Is as good as" or " time same as Peariinc. " IT'S FALSE-Pearlinc is never peddled , ii 'our roccr scotia ycu aim mnlliatlon , be honest-send it 8ack , $ ' ' JA'MitS rYLE , New Ytrh. - - - . ' - - ' - _ _ * - . ' . ' _ _ . . ' - ALWAYS TO HE DREADED , St Monaco to tlm i'tmhlle hlemIII , Venues lm Chum 011155 of a Trmfluiig ilisorcism- , Since time first outbreak of time grip several years ngo the disCase has been carefully pttitlied , It liftS Imot ifliproveti on neqmmftin. tance It is still regmtrtietl as one of tile mnost treacherous mmd .Inngeromma of mala. tii , all time moore to be feared because it nmoat often conmes in the guise of a shimmiulo ColtI , Its trims character ha mmot always reeog- mmirej , until time victim lit's moaning witim a pain that lmressea on every organ , ammtl strikes to hit' very bomme. The grip faSteimi ; itself upon PC0PIO who worry , work too simtmeh , oat too nmtmclm , or toO little , expose thmemnacives to cohti nimd wet , anti so get to be weak , thin-blooded . ammd tun tlowmm. Clearly , time yfl % to avoid time grip is to overcome the conitIomms protlmmcing it. Time eliicncy of a soImmlml ate liolle stlmmauiammt is gemmernils' ntlnmlttei , nimd time imeetiliar mmml. valmtmmgrs o Daffy's l'ure Ztlmmlt Whisky musks it time imuost successful of all preveimttvo rein. eliCS , A . sneeze , a cotmgii amid a. slight clmhll , are thu. fIrst 5)'nllmtoilma of grip. Tiiei' indicate defeotlye circulation anti general wealtimess. Stremigmhm , nltitetite amid ftili , retuinr eirctmin- tiomm follow time use of Dlmff s i'tmre Malt Whiislt' , Time insidious little cold imever be- collies anything mimoro seriolia , nmmd 1mm a feW tinys it goes away ctitogetlmer. Good rid- tinnee to it. Time grip Ii ; now llrevnlemmt in tile northern mmd emustermI Stntcs , aim.l tilt' weather lmaa fn'Oretl its mrogress , It is lilch' to stick umimtll smrlmmg. ; I low to cmmre it is nmm iimtereat- ing tilmestitmmi. 110w to irevemmt it is no longer a qtmestiomi mit nil. Yotir drtmgist or grocer will supply you \viiim Duffy S I'tmm-e Malt W'hmistlcy , R\RRi' FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE. cumtls : ANt ) i'ltr.Vr."ra Ookh. Ooughs , Sord Throatl , Influouzi , Brous ohits , Pnotirnoia : , Swe11in of' the Joilith , Lmub.tgo , Iiiflaniinatowu ! , RuuATsi : , NEURALGIA , FROS1BITES , CIIILI3LAINS , HEADAOHE , TOOThAChE , ASTHMA , DIFFICULT UREATHINC. CUREd Tub WORST I'AINS in Imom one to twenty nmitmutes. NOT ONB 110(111 after roadin liii. imtimcrtltctmment need anyone tmurygitVLTU 1'MN. ittt.mway's itoa.iy it.'iior k mu mtmvo Cure for lflfl ) , rflhli. Ilrtmt.cs , t'tImm It , tito limick , ( flmt' or lmlib's. , It mvims time lisat mtimtl I titi , Omit' , ' i'4tiI lcIiliiIY , 'rittit insmamitiy stops tile mmmast excruciating patmis. ahlars tntlaimmation , anti cures congastioas , wtmetlmtmr of the Lungs , iftonmacim , mioweis , or otimez giammds or ergant , . bIt emma ttpI4iCatloim , A unit to a teaepoontui to halt a tumbler ot water wlil in a few mnlmmutea cure Crnmmmps. Spas. ala. Sour Stonmacim , hiemmrtliurn , Nervommsnems , Slcepies.iiess. Sti hleatlache , Diarrhea , lyeetm . tori , Colic , i'Latuicncy anti all Internal paths. Timer , , me not a i'emmtetttni agent In nil ( tie world that will cure fever ado agmie mmmi cli otimer Ma- larlotme . , flultous antI outer fevers nttlrd by ltD- ; VAY.H l'iL.LS , so quickly us ltAU\VItv'S nBA- h ) ' R1ThiT' . DOCTOR i1SEARLES &SEARLLS , Chrouic , orvoiis , I , Pivat [ D1soass. TI11Ltr.lEN'r II % 5l1L. Cunsimhiattomi Free. 'We cure Catarrh , all diseases of the Nose , Throat , Chest , Stomach , Liver , Blood , Skin and Kidney Disoaaos , Fe- i'nalo Weaknesses , LOBt Manhood , nn ALL PRiVATE DISEASES OF MEN. \VAK MEN AnC VICTIMS TO imERVOU Debility cr EximausUanvasting Weakness , in voluntary LO5CB. With Early Decay In young anti mlddk aged ; lacic of vim , vigor aadweaicened prematurciy In approaching old age. Alt yetid readily to our new treatment for lea. of vital , power. Cad or or address with stamp for cir. cuiars , fret , book tmn'l rec"lpti. Br Qaorlao cml tinisiac , 1410 Farimana yr. mauttltka umia uuamtuj1 Omimmtlla Neb COMPLEXIONS ranpmes : blac1.imad , nd , rouhm amid oily chin . , . tmttti laammds , dry , titin , amid lolling Jmnir , ztmmd eimmmpio baby blemishes . ' era lirovented arid cured by Cuz. comma Soso' , nmot clfectivo skin- purifyimmg anti benudfyirtgeotmpin the world , as nail a. iturest mmmmct Sweetest of toIlet anti nursery 5011)3. oTd timrolmghmout time world. WmLDGLAS . , © tfk1I iSTHBE8T. ru'.rmTFogAkiNa. COTDOVAN , t : ' FRliCH&cflAMtLLtDc4IU , { I' , ! ; . 43P FiNc CALF&IANGARoa ' cv 3.9POtICE,3sOL5 , \ ' ' , $ . , _ , ' , 'S 5. . 'cxTRArlu. ' , .e BOY SCRUOLSUOE3. . , . .t .m . 'LADI. x ? $ . . 0$9$2.4I.ta . , $ ' ns..pONGOI.A . . . . ' 1'W.L.'tQUGi ' 5rNDroRCATALoGu a . : ' - lagocKTomi.lAaa , Over Ono Mlliios People wear the WI L. Douglas $3 & $4 Sboe All our shoes arc equally satisfactory- They give the best value for limo money. They equal custom Shoes in slylo and Cit. Timeir wearing qualities are uneurparsed , The prlcos are imfllformn-.stnmped on eoie , pram $ to r3 smve'i river oth'r . nisiccmm. if your dri'tmr ' cinnnt Jt"i' ? ' .011 " cti , Snid by AW. Bowman Co. , N. 16th St. C. J. Carison , 12W N. 24th Sf. w. w , Fisher , Parker and Leavenworth St. J. Newman , 424 8 , 13th $ t Kelley , StIe'er & Co. . Farnam and 15th St. T.S.Cressey25O9NSt. , South 4 Omaha , = - ' ' --Tt-'trt' ' I 1 " -A rRAkaISCAN rflLPflDQ Pnrey ! I IJ11UI Vegetable , Prepared , from the original to nmtmhn. gre rervetiin the Archivecof the I.oiy Lauti , has umE atm authentic imistory dati ng bank 000yc&ra , APOSmVECURE ( or all Stomach , Kidney and Bowel . troubles , especially iHRONIC CONSTIPATp Price 130 oe'atu. _ Bold by all druggite , ' 1e Fraidsan Remedy Co. , 131 VL' UBE. fiT , , GIIZOAGO , ILL , furCircuiarsni , , lor ! sale by hahn & Co , , 15th & Duglas Te.th With out Plates 7h' ' : BAILEY , R-- ldtlmammtl S iull SutTcotii , , , . $ 5.00 Sliver Piiiinys . , . .lit iict. 'l'eeth , . . , , , 7.50 i'amo Uold F'iiii.igs 2.03 'J'iiia i'lato. . . . . . 10.0) ( bid Ci'OWmm,22k , . 11.00 t'aiules Extrac'tm Silo tiridgu teutii.tuutim 0.00 T3eth Out In Morrifr'g , New Teeth same daV
