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SPECiAL NOTIGB8
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Alh'l'rtl"l'lIu' , , for tlseue rolumn.
nll ht 'nIH' tititli . 121:1 3) . UI. tar
_ ' 11 IvI..luJ nnll lu.1 E 11 iii. fur the
J.frlllJ .It Huutny rlltlf" " .
Alh'crtl.I'r. . h ) ' rl'llu..tlUJ n Ittim-
Iit4l CIIet.IC . rnn 11"'c II\rr. nil-
I drc""cil 'n ' I " "lhl'rl'll let 11'1 li I career
01 Tie IN ! . AiiNsers pin Itdq1rcM.4e .11
ivi 11 I I he Ilelh''rCII ulnl 11''I'ntou
nl dIiL ' , 'IIcek enl ) ' . nn'r" . 1 1-20 n
" 'frll SI rut 1..I'rlfnl I Ie I .orll
tJ'rl'nU.r. olh".1 I Iii Icit for lci "
.IInl 2c for 1Irst I tiMt.rtInii. 'I'"t
1'url'II'I' ' ' " 1.1 h. 111 " .I..CI-
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W AN1'ID-I.t\J. : ITfTddflINT : : AaINT4 I :
Omaha 10 orgine duli . or three 10 live rimI .
1ct ! or our ( n1n0u9 Orchlrll IluineM IMfl(1 In
c"ltrat MI.sls.lppl. The tile or Immigration
I. I going Routh. wherl' tber . nrp no hot wlndi . no
. "I I wInteri 10 blizzards . no crop fiillurei.
Where Iwo or thr.e crOIS c"n he rnl"11 pant
'c"r. When. there I" no .uch thing ar r.lure
Ir 1 man will work one.Iinlr a. hart D. he dIN'S
In thl1 niuntry. C"I .ummer. mlt , wInters.
Iuri . puylnl crops or fruit ant , J"rlpn truck.
nlch..t ,1 "n "rlh. B.ot railway . facilities.
Omaha ( ba. W. , Ames general agent , 161 1..t..1 - 01.
B-12
$ Gr.O TO $ id.O ) ) HA.\TY PA T I4A.1SMIN
for cigars ; "xlwrlplce nol n".ss"y ; " "ti In-
tloc.nintit , - . , .
IIUCenlll. to custoniet-L 11151101 & 1iinp. 8t.
i.rjtiis , Mo. Ishol . .
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" \NTT D. A l'mT.lI.\ T\ . ( WAi AND
e .plee " "Ip.man ! for northern N..hrn.kl. MI.I
1111' .I.an rprotl nnll . .tnhloll : trailp In Ihl.
In : . _ t. C. _ usher . Chicago. iI-M63 1 ( )
WANTI' ) , IEOIH1'FnD : 11.\IUACIST OJ
e\I'crlence II IO II ' 'Vomln : .lul town :
.Inlie loan n""n"n preferred . 10011 iiabiti . No
trniipportntion rurll.h , An.wer with i prpr-
< wih
cnces ant 1.1rll'llal" ot yotireif. t'wItlti
TIlm.nenl , . \ < I , . . 1 :1 , Omaha line.
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ANTED . A l'tST CI.A8R C.OTii1NG SAII'S
lan , one who can give good teferetice. $ 1"Kle
tnan preCetl' < . Iahn & Co. ' , HI. Jo.ellh - , Mu. .
U-59.j
'WANTD-YOUNO MAN FOR OIPtCi WORK :
one who jinijerstattils bookkeeping ( . AdII' , < n
: ii I , Bee. lj-MG39-15
ONI YI : Ai counsl IN BJHNI ) S COliUl ' : .
all exiens.q , Illt , either . . IC plan hi I rolowe. .
C' . I : Cu , , Dep Ii , SIdhey I . la. I-IGIO" .
IABOIrnS FOR WYOMINO ON COMPANY
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wll ( on B. & M. I ) . : worl ! larnl" : ' \ ; free
ttnniportiitlon. Kramer & O'lear ! 120 l'itr. .
n'1 street . B-lC6 6
WANTrfl. mN ANO TEAMt H VOlt H. n.
work ; free tranportatlon. I..morenux Itros.
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M 'l AIS WANTRD. .H'PIY AT MANTI.F
tacory , near n'w Fair grotitida. , 1-54 2'
, , \ ' AX'I'I'1D-I.1 3IA I.r II II.I' ,
1:7IO T CA TNFT PIOTOA. no 11.:1 : DOZ.
cn. 1)avIes , 13.15 ! _ Slulh IClh Mt. CH
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" 'ANTID : , 0000 COOK A' fS ) PAHNAM. .
' C-r.95-2 !
I ( 1"Olt IU\r-IOUSES. : :
1IOUSI-F. K. DAHI.ING , BAnlan 1.0CI. D-75 .
. . llUSIi IN ALL PAlnl 0TII CITY. TiE
O. P. 11ls L'omlln ) ' . 150 : I. ' " ra 1. D-176
1.'UHXIIID : 10USF FOR ImNT ; IittJTlFUt .
hous ( ' . len rams , elegantly rurnlshpd , hot
water , heal. lauIM ) ' , stables carriage , "Ie. Thos.
P. hail. 61G 1'XIOI hloel I-.131 1
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f"I.-1OO : ! iiousi : , 31 SORT ! ! 17Th. iN-
Ilulrl 32 N. 17th. U-W .S'
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8TA:1011 CmCI.I' : COTTAmR , r IOO8 ,
nil 10,1'1 n. ga ; . Cuel. . \pply lTOn Heed , Coot-
patty , , 212 Ho . ii Lit . .1. l-H7
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iIOUSi--liINA'WA : & qo. . 103 . 151TI Sr. 8
ilOLiS-O. G. W.\.I.ACI' : , 312 Imow IJL { .
D-79
: MODmN 8HOOM 10USI H : 5 MIUTI
wal , from court huuse. Huom :3 , flirker bik.
0-1&
IilAtJTiFUt : . 10USE , TEN"TtOOMS. E1d-
gally furnihed . hot water heat laun I ) ' .
flable. carriage . elc. Ti-tog. Ii' . hail . GIG Ia" .
¶ . . _ Ion blocl D-13'
. ron m'NT-ICI'I.Y : 1'llNTSIED 10tHI OF'
:
r' night reels hsllp9 ! alca'e and lathroont. south
tronl with all conveniences. Inquire Z68 ( Inlr-
10\ald st. 0-2,17
1624 NO. lOT ! ! ST. . 8.100M MODlltN mUCK
with barn. Ollha Helt E.lnte & Trust Cn. ,
21 So. 15th st. D-2
I'OI ltiNT-itOSIS : TN ALL 1.\nTS OF' Thi1
cl ) ' . Irenuan , Love & CO. . 430 l.uton . 11
i-M261-N22
. J.'ot 1 NT-$0 PEl MONTH. OOOD. WFI.L
built 7. rol , Iwo.stul ) ' hou.e. inquire 2043 and
2 _ lien - building . - - - - - 0-136 - -
FOL ItRNT-FIUIIT-I100M 10USI . $ t.0 t'Rlt
lunlh ; central location. Inquire 2616 ( . five.
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FOI . ItlST . $30.00 , 9 TOO U : , :309. 10PiioloI
$ : rL5o. 9 looms . ISIG Chicago St.
U5.01. 8 rol9 , 27U howard Ht.
S..OO. 7 rooms , 2219 ( 'aittornla St.
$ .m , 7 rooms . 121 Ho. 2lh HI.
S I 0. 4 rooms. 24'H ' JOle. St.
$12.0) ' . 8 toms . 212 pluhlnl St.
$ 0.01) ) . 7 room. s''am iteit ted hits. _
Inquire Nelhel Ion huh , room MG 11 Nnt'l D-523 bank 5
FLYItNISIIRI ) 1I01351. ClNTflALI.YLOCA-
rUINTSl' : 10USI
ted. Address 1 60. Ilee. - - - l-2l 6
iIOUHES-Nl\V 7-ItOOM iWFlJ.-
MODlfltN -
SNg7.lOOM DWI'T.I.
rDN 1OISI'
Inl $ n.lr , lan')1 pat k . 275.1'lph'lon awe. ;
modern brinks , 616 South 2Jlh , 518.20 North : : I
.IS , and 122 She , woot aye. C. A. Hturr. 55
N. Y. Life. . D-5'.N30
1tl(1ANT G.lOOM MODFIX COTTAGI IN
south tai I .r city , $2 : . 2t ! ! S. 2Hh st. . O.room
modem liMise , elegant neiglibi hOlI , near IIRh
sehool , good repair $30 27 H. 2Hh I. Jroom
4 1"II'r , liusi. good repair rent rensnable.
FhieIttTruct Company . 1702 I'uram D-i5' .1. .
FOR ItRNT. TWO on Tlt l OOOD COT-
( ages : cheap . \ . 1'.tTuke " ) ' , N. Y. Life l < g.
D-M84 4
D-5t
t ( ) 14. 21ST A "INII : : , NINI.nOO : ! oml-
hll"I' , ) " 1' 3hIC reel. J. N. 1ienzer. opposite
lstollce. ! . -
. 'lllee. I-MLS
rINI ! I.\HI SIX.nOOM 10USI : . CN-
tinily 10cal'II. S31 : 21.1. U-:161 4 .
ron TtXT - - , ; .nOOM lOU . f.1 H. D- 1T11 1:2 A'V1. N30
81\X : nOOlH , $1.0 : CITY ANn ! CIR1lmN I
waleI ; l'terel , ' , 101 H. 20th . .Iceel.VMCn
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V-MCn 0'
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S1'lAM. MODIRtN . CRNTll.I " , UN'IQITALFD. :
81I' : lDN. CINTn.XIQI..ED
3 , ' , .room . 1.ls ant cottage. 1'1..111 , 221 N.
. . , '
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POl IN % 'I'-PUnXISII.J itotbMS.
1"lIINISIED ' nee : ( $ MONTh. 16 FAR
natis. 1-MnS'
i'L'1tNIi1l1D nOOls. 1 5. 16TI ST.
1- 50.4'
NICI ! . \ lUnXISlml I100MS . il ) I S. 2.TH
< strtwt ; steam I hent. -MIG6.N5. .
SAIAI.1. IOO ! NWJLY 1.'UnNISlt D. $ : .00 A
Illth , _ 1516 _ 1ow.rd. 12,4' : ,
NCF1.Y ! Ft'ltNlSllfll : ) ItOOMt4 ! FOR tiflNTI.l- - '
len ur Isht housekeepIng. ' ! MG : lllh . lih ft ,
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -M:1 N4.
3 10'SI'IOmIINO ROOMS , COMi'h.I.T1 . $ % .0.
2 : t St. Mnr ) . . 1'-61 4'
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I'I'IINISIIRI ) on t'NFIIItNISIICI ) ROOMS :
Jl'lXISII 1 , tNI.'UINlICI 6ln S. t1 stre'I.
1.1 . ,
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A HIIT ! OF TWOIS SUtT.\nLE FOR 1.'un
gniitlenten. 1019 U tg , ' . 1 -G7\
rl'llIHIIU : i Ol UNFl'nNISIJ1 1tOMS ;
t ltoti..ekecplng , : oc st. Mary's ! a e , l-M6i 9
: 'I. ! 9
1-Olt I1RNT-Vt'flNISlllI ) on l'NtL'1tN1S11Rl )
101 ItN't'-PlnNISln \NI'UIXI8Iml
nouns ; board IC de . ire.1 . house molern ; location l
bt1e.nfllttI. 514 South : th. I -M V-G' *
IInXISII ! J 100IS . \ J IIO.tltD.
1IOOM WITI 1'OAitD. % SOUTH 5TH 5 ? .
. I.-UG.NU'
l'tiltNlSIiiD 100 IH. SIXl.1NI I1N.
suite 1s20 C.u. . trace Iae.tt . anti .lh : board. " $ .r . veek. .
U2
. . - - - 1"-:132.XO.
I 3 cAI'iToLAvl : . ; SINGI.e AXD ! 1)OttflI.U
_ t\IS. 1'-47 ; C'
1m ChICAGO. 1OO IS WITh ! lo.um. Mns.
Churchill. 1- Uo.Nt'
lOUIH WITH 1hOAltD . S1EA2.t IIR.tT.
tJtopI . . lU 1'cnprt. , 1 - . '
ThIr F'lt.NKlAN. 2.YJ-zlt N. 1TI STI1I1fl' ' A
strictly Irt class f.tmlly boaltln ! house : tran3.
hosts l ICCtmotall.li."N8 .
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DRl1tAILRiURYIS1IUt ) ROOMS AT TUI'
1. , > lal. 1 : : Cap. an : Ianlolis ac"nlloIA.
1 - . : ' & 1 '
1COIL . nl X'-UU.'CISISIUn : ROOMS
'mrr Ol SIX flOOtS. CZ.OStTS . WAT&T\
. . . . . . . '
- a..rr. - - \ _ N. 1.h sired _ U - 1 1-1'
DO.\nnISG.
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I' ! < ICI : I I USc- s SOUTI ! 1TH : MI1AIQ.
be4t In city , 2c . IrJ , SOItr pl , . $ .
I-Mil N $ '
I.'un 1r T-STOIB ! . \U ( WJll'g .
ron 1tlNT . Tim .RTOHY ltutlt'lC otunlO !
itt 'IS I "arnl Mrcct. TI bulllnl h"3 a fliP.
J".r cement I".e"nt. onpl"le .t.1 bent-
Inl IXltt/ , . .Ier on till liners , gas , etc. Ap.
ply nl the oOce ur The lIce. 1-010
. tGlTM , \ ' . \ TgU ,
AOITS : WANTI ) 1'01 'FuR : "ARTIiT : SI.t.
InK holIIY ; hc'ok" 1'lhl.h. . 'flnms or ne.
Ihlou < Thouht. " lip' Tnlmnp . outilt 3 CentS =
! oulli
"Tnlk" In IhlhllnIJul , .T"'U1 , " ouln 3. . cents :
"home ot the 1,1lp. : " hy lbrlon ilarianti. outfit
5) cents. M.iny SCents make over I 2) I. ) ( ( ) IL
w.Pk rphhl patti anti , credit , gIven. Agents
wanted nlol' for othpr l'rl.tnlaJ bool18 ant ,
lillle . Write Imnialintely. , IL. H Woollwar' .
GOlpnn ) ' , Ilaltimore. Md. J-I6' 4
\ t'VIM-T(1 : IU X'I' .
WANTRI ) . I"ATUIR TO IFXT IN TO'O.\R
anti ol1olnlnl counties , for , the blot ONlnn anti
H"PII.h tenants In the counlr ) ' . U. Vi' . ( 'itrltick .
12 F'atnjtn 01. K-232 N20 '
10 : T.'atn.ln 01.:2 :
S'U I . \ : J.
STn.\GJ , PRANK mnnA : , 11 1r\IWEI ' .
IS-Is j
PACIFIC' ! STOIAO : AXI WAIU101 CO. .
903.01 ) . ! Oti5. General storage and forwarding. M-33
\\'IJU-'ro 11111.
I WANT TO llt'Y A STOCK 01 Olorllm
nr .npral "ol'chanll.r : musl he che" " . Ait- ,
dre"s 10' 0 62. Onllm 11cc . N-TO' ,
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. 1'OI , S.tLI-1IJltNITt1ltFI. I I
iii.SAR , 1.'lINT1lnF 01. 6.HOOM 10VSI
all "ulplelp , either In huge or smal lot Must I
ni Ilher 1"le
I. MIl al onee. Iart ) 1.\lnl cll ) ' . Jo".n
. . , . . , . . .
hOI.e for renl. Adtlreps R 21. le O-iM.5'
PI It SA I.F-31 lSlIl,1.tEOUS.
DlmH : (1001)5 . l1.OAKSIIFTH. . H D.
ding , etc. . on pa'm.nts. DlOI postAl antI wi
call with sample. E . 11rsh , orr. Q-M123 Drexel hotel
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hAlt ! WOOD , 4 AND 5-I'OOTI.'INCRFOIt
cur cribbing. C. It. Lee 91 Douglas.
Q-l3
it' YOU WANT TO IUY OIL SIILL. A GOOD
U
. cnn < .hnnll bicycle , go 10 Olalla Ilcrce Go.
323 N. 16tl sl. Q-70 N7
1.01 SAII . IATJNT UlnllT PIANO SIT . S.
teth slrcel. Q-iGI : : N5.
FOi SALE AN tii'IttGItT SOUMmt 1'1.NO. .
I' I : 21. lIce 0111cc. Q-MiS 7.
POI HAlg , A VOHI PIANO IN GOOD CON- .
dilun , cheup. Alhlr" . J 4i t l e. Q-M6 9.
CI.\11 YOYAX'rS.
Mlt4. ! DI I. WAItI1RN , CLAltOYAXT , flfl-
liable business . medium ; 81h ) car al 19 N. lClh.
S-484
II\SSAG 1'1. IIATIIS " . iTC.
MAIAMI SMITI ! , : g COlt. 16'1ND
Douglas ; rom 1 ; massage and balh. T-MGIS 9.
MME. iiO\'ILL . Ttn TSH AXU IrCBC
baths. Finest Illrlors In clt ) 31:2 1tlt.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ T-M227 NI
MAHS.OR. IANItnF AND CII HOIOI ST.
.
Madame I.e 1.0) 31' N. 1lh sl. T-5n-s.
1.1115. e. .UUR , YOI1MEI1IX OF 5' ! ' . LOUiS .
IIM.ago Ireatmenl. 0 S. 131h streel room 10.
2 < floor. ' 1'-:160.7'
1'l1tSONAL.
,1"I CO. . 31G PSI . : mDO. lFATfH nOOK 'I '
free ; home Innlmcnl ; lady nlen < nnl. 11.-ill - ,
1.1S , MAS5AGR. MI. POST. 19' S. 11-484 15TH ,
I"INI I.1\'flltY BOS CII AI. gD B.\UMI.EY.
171h and SI. Mary's avenue. Telephone . U-S 410.
1' YOU WIHH TO TCO ! A SANDOW CALL
and .10 tile. Alols I' . Swohotn , 12:7 : 8. 161h .1.
U-ldI7 i"
A I.\DY 0 [ RlF'INEMENP AND I.ITCI.\TY
ability desires . position to travel : south or' '
Calforl" preferred. Address , A. K. I. Wood
ItIver. Nd , . t- . 1621 4 ,
310Y 'ro LOAN-18J.tL gS'I'\'I'I .
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO" , 3U N. Y.
I.U. Lotitis II low rates for choice security In ,
Nebraska & Iowa ( arms or Omaha city property
W-188
MONI.Y TO LOAN AT 1.0WI'r : HNfES. TIltI
. 10AN TIC
O. . . DI'ls Co. . 1 ' ) : Farnum .1. " ' -489
G PI'I CI.NT : MONCY TO LOAN ON OMAHA
real estate & Neb. farina. , Yo U. Mclle , Omaha.
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W-tO
MON6Y TO LOAN ON 1 1lIO"I'D OMAhA
10N'\
ittulterty. , FidelIty Trust ' 0. . 170 I.'arnm IAH.
W-
MON ' : Y TQ 10.N U IMIHOYI D OMAHA
real estate. l1.nn.n , Love & Co. . Inxlon AIA blt
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ W-I9
CITY LOAS. C. A. STAlm , 515 N. Y. LU'E.
\1'-493
! HTGAG H , G. ( I. W.\.I.ACI' : , DROWN LILK.
\v-1 91
LOANS ON UU'IWYIn : & UN1MI'htO'HD CITY
UNIJPIO\'BI
:
CI\
properl \V. F.rlll Smith & Co. . 112) 1'11 ham
W-19 :
! HTG.\Gt LO.NS ; IOW H.\TIS. : .
J. D. Zlle , 161h und Dougl.s , Omaha. . W-191
FARM LOANS , DOUGLAS . \ND SARPY,1TO
10 ) ears ; low ruleS. Gurvln lit-os. . 210 N. Y. I.
W-133
MONIIY 'ro LO.tN-CI1.t.'l"I'HLS.
MONtIT TO LOAN ON FIHNITUlE , PIANOS ,
ltii'seg. " wagons , ele. . al lowest ales In cl :
nu removal or goods ; attiethy conik1ntlal ' )
remo\nl goot. .llct ! conUdntal : you
nmounl. cnn pay the 10.n off al any ile 01 In any
OM AlA IOHTGAGE I.O.\ : CO. ,
:0 S. lelh st.
X-497
MONHY TO LOAN , hO , 60. W DAYS ; J'UnNI- :
turn. 1lnnls. elc. Jult Greeti room 8 , Barker
bloc . X-19S
IIIJSINHSS CI.\CI ) S.
A HMAI.L . ( IItOCRIIY STOCK ; NO. 1 LOCA-
tion. 13 N. 181h sl. Y-5U-t.
W.\XTlm , A LIVI ACTIYI , IUSIIXG BU81-
neHS oman 10 take charge or Nbrmtska. intm'oduc-
lag tinS nll\rtsll . our prepamtiuns. Oregon
Kidney Tea , Inghist : ] all.lun Tonic , Ditlarti's
Skin Hp. llc , \'l4dtnt'S nob&rtnl Tobertne
l'lwlle. and "Iolpi Cream Atdlps. with ref.
erencee . time Slarl Medicine Co. , Ltd. ' rer'l
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.
Oregon. Y-MC 7' ;
WANTII IAlTXEH TO 1.'UIXISI MONC's'
to carry giatu and crib ccitt In central Ne-
(11
cnllY Ilnll
lrsk" . 1'1e ' CalP.cly for 5,0 bu.hel.,1 , -
these 1) 26. Uee. Y-MS :
IIIGI1LOW NOI1I.HH COUNTY , MINN. . A
Ihrh'IK town 01 main line or MinneapolIs &
Omaha railroad , ofrt'rs excellent openIngs for
riroad "e.lenl
those .ee111 locations fur and , lmntl ) or business :
ito e'I'lall' good opening now for 1 Itank
furniture store . drug store and physicIan. 'fhe
town I. tIme trading center ror 1 lalKe scope or
ns line farming country I a. I. to le found II
Minnesota. Nobles county lit one or the test
In time stale and has nearly doubled In 1)lluI -
ton durIng te Past four ) ' , . For full in-
C urinatIon , write to It. 11. WIcks chairuman ,
c"I'
FolTINU 1.1 : BY l'mSET : ADVANCE
Its , ynlues but nowhere so clulc ! lS by our
1I.n , or suCc..rul speeulnt . " In 11 alI. 1 Ie
time best , methnl In uce . Our book e'lains
aJe lllton by mnl fully . ( Sent . rree ) highest
bank references. AN qulckl' . I.alt..n . & Cu. I .
I Olaha bl'I ! . ChIcago ' Ill. Y- : : ) '
FOR $ AlR . 'ri : JIHINESS 0' ONE 01" Tn !
lending I hotels In ) 'ear.r , Including ( utnish- .
; '
Inl , II U l'argain Uesl commercal trade es-
.
lahlsh , > 0",1 reasons ' Cur sehiltig . I'ur pur-
;
tlculurs address . \le A Barney . iCcarney. Y -MU2. . Npb. . '
Pout I'XCn.GE. : .
IQUITY IN LAUGh TRACT 0' LAND NEAR
Omnhn. . 'Vhat have you to offer ? II. I. ' .
Uutt ) ' . 940 N , Y. Lire ldg. Z-
I.\KE oJ.'Jn : I'On $ .10 NOTE : I ALSO
hl"o tean' anti buggy to trade tor hilahmo. I , ' . F' ,
Il08 ( Omaha Mus. Col. . 151h and Farnam. - !
Z-33
11 .00.0 AND n.O.o ( hEN. STOCKS I.'On W.
Iowa or 1- ; . Neb. farms 30 acre line farm York
( ' 0. . Neb . S7uI'U tnt' . wall small term. 16
acre Burt ( . . Nib. . . 7:0 enc . 1,6 want clean
" or city proll trty. 2x168 brick stare and eot.
cly r : xG
( age ; rents for 1500 per mo. : ene. $ ,60.0 ;
want re.ldence. E. 1" . RInger . 32 R. 151h.
ZC : % 4'
volt S.\.N-lE.\ RST.\Tf1.
lAIOAIN : SAI , } ) on TRADE IN CITY I'ROP.
ertIes und fsrms. John N. I.'rcncr , opp. I' . O.
nI-dl
AnSTn.'l'J BYRON hIRED COMPANY. IC-502
t.'on SALE on 1XCIANOF . ELEGANT l'nO'
1 I' nt .otititwest coiner % lh and Dod " 'Is. ,
on COST tertn. rr wIll tak . San Francisco Prl"
ery In cxchnje . 'li.tl , Trust CIPn ) ' . Sole
Iment . 17 Farm sI . nE-J'1
lIAflG.'s2N. 1IOUSC. loTS AND PAlm ,
11" 01 tract. . P. K. ParhIn , Darker blu :
; :
IMPROVED F.\nll- . CAI.OCI . 12 >
I'inaant .t hltI-614-Jt' I
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1.'OI S.H.IJ-IIJ.\i I ! ' . \TI' ,
( Continued. )
10M : t ! ON MAST I'A YnN : . DAtO\NS
In lot. U. 0. WaUace. Irown block.
block.nF '
P.\1 LASD l' I' . lfthlfllSON . 812 N. T , r.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ liE-SIt NM'
SAn MONRY hiT SAVING II1'.NTII. l'AY
your Inb froni enl p'cket Into the Other an,1
keep I al hOle 1"1..d or haying to some one
, , ' ' ' do thiS
else . runemherlnj e'erT time you " 1 you
.
Increase your quIt ) In your home and reduce
. )
, . . ' ' . . and al
your Inl.bt"llnf" " 'e ha"e the houses ant
sour own lrleA aol , lerl < . CU sat , see the
FIdelity Trust company , 1702 Purnln , .Ireet
Now 10 the time 10 make your InvetmcntS.
You know that whlt l'rq'HI has sold for In a
growing cIty It will surely bring agnln. Look
AI Ime or the following prlee
33.reet Irackne. rolowlnl . street . centrally 10'
esled . cool $3.80 prIce today . $ l,2) ' ) ) ) .
.
ltesldnce Itt I . I.rlt frontage . on III""ll slreel.
on grate , two blocks from car Ule , cost $ .510.
cnn sell for $31) .
Nice cottage home. well located , line Irene , eln'e
10 car lIne . convenient I. everythIng , cost 11,5)0 ,
. . , .
lric. $2,2
FidelIty Trust cmp.n ) ' , li02 Furam .Ir-pt. - , G
I F-50
i'oit HAI.IJ-IO'I ' ) ACI1CS 01. IMPROVE ! ) I.ANU
AlI.R
I'Ot nilli's wpst ot hlenitIngton for $ .5).0 on
ens ) ' ml..s lerm. \IJply lenllnllon Byron lee' fltI-A1812-9 $ Ommttima.
LCFI.tN S'1'FAMlttS.
WITE STAn LINE.
United States and Royal Mal St"umera.
Satling ( mitt NEW YOIIIC'RINiStAVS ns
roluws SIlnl : Majestic . 13 Xo , . , . 2 p. \ : Adriatic . 21 ' )
N" , ' . 8:19 : a. m. ; Germanic , 27 No2 . I' . m. ;
Teutonic , 4 Dec. , 7 n. m.
Saloon passage. s10. ( ) Rnl upward.
II.e.
Second clbll , $30.0' ' anti upward.
Steerage passage , $16.0. ) amid ullwnlll ,
tIAT'H payable on demanl everywhere In
Great Iii itain and Ireland .01. nt lo'sl t"les.
Fur Inspecton or ltflhIs ot slmme" and any
further limforinatlon apply to local agents or ( Ii-
reel 10 Inrormaton . Ilpl ) InnSIOen'l. . Agt. .
29 Broadway . N. Y.
N. ANIlltSON. 0.1'1"n. . AI.
21 SOUTH CL.\T' STIT , CHICAOO
' M -G7 00 , }
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3IAX't'NI.S , HII\ ' 'gS . tNh ) 'I'II.IIS .
WOOD 1ANTI.H , Gt\TES , TTUS I.'on
nrcplaces. \.lhlle. and large hoots : write for
Illees. Mien legers & Sons , Omaha. 503
SnOI''II\XU ANt , ) T1'l'h31VIt1TINi.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL 513 N. y 1.111.
G'J6 ' _
OMAHA BUSINESS COLLEGE , lTH , 1.'AINAM
MUSIC AU'I' ANt ) I.\XGU.\GE.
SED $ .0 . rOt $ .0 WORTH OF' SONGS ;
Amorlta . Plely 'Vldow In lhloomners , hailIng ,
Mabel . The Course or True Love Never Runs ;
1abel. . Latest hIts. 'Voobrltge Bro. , Omaha
Net , . i i
GlOItGIO : P. Om.I.ENJ.K. : BANJO AND
guitar teacher. 1 1 Cass slreet. lW
11:1"I.O\I 'I' AUI. : Cn s.
Felt FlnST.CI.AAI 11..1. HOTF7S AND III-
101 Douglas. famIlies , c.1 .I Canadian 0111cc. 6H 12 1 : :
tUnUI H ANt I.O.ASSOCIArOX : .
SIIAItES IN MUTUAL I. & n. ASN PAY
8H.\IES , . per celt when I , 2. 3 ) 'e"rs oltI . amys
I.r . ' . . , Sec.
redeemable. 170 I 1.'alal st Noltlser Irc.W
I
HOW TO GET A 10MI on SECURE GOOD
interest o' Ra\lnl. . Apply 10 Omaha I. & I. :
, \ss'n. 1701 Bee bldg. 0. M. Nattlilgor . Sec.GIO
GIO
i'Al'NIIILOICF.ltS.
II. SSAI1OSVITZ LOANS MONRY. US N. 16 ST.
JAIO\\TZ : . 521
lonss " 'I 'n nNn.
WANTI-HOnRES TO WINTERI1CST 01
care : terms reasonable. A. 'V. ' Phclps & SOI ,
27 elle N. Y. Life bldg. 'felephone 10 : . 3.:25.
10nSI.S : WI TI.nrl ; BEST 01" CARE AND
attention ; best stables lit tIme country ; box
lton ; shel ' . Oml1 ! Fall and Speed assO'
elaton slals , Gco. M. Swigart ! , supl. : telephone 1 1.
Mt.N26
hORSES \VINTR1tSD ; lIES ? Ol. ' CAli
HOn8FS WINTFl .
given liorm.cs. both wInter and summer. Ad-
gh'el an'
mOrons M. J . Welch Gretna. Neb. M56 O
IIOIISRSVTNTIBtHt ) . 1lIs'r 01" CA I . 1.01
HOlH"8 "INTI nEI. I S'l Uios..l.'atCL'- '
$3.0 , Neb. per itmuntli. Address Hopper M631.1G' .
VOUSI ) .
TAKEN UI' 2 hORSES ANn 1 SItflA4. OWNEn
can have fame I ) calling or address . A. Andersen . -
F'ound-5'J7-4'
son 3t and Vlnlon. 1.'ount-5 -
IFIICAL. .
PILES Cl'nEI BY A SINGLE . PAINLESS
Ilentmell : no cutting : 10 tying ; no champ ; no
caustIcs. Itectal diseases a Epecl.Hr iloston
caustc. Ieclnl . , New York Life bUlh11& ; .
600 .S'
h1O'l'l1lS.
AETNA IIOUSIl ( EUROPEAN ) , N. W. COR.
llh alt HOISF , . Itooma hy day or weel 51
'l'lII ) I.ANO hOTEL : . 61)Z ) R. 13TH STItHUT.
steam heal , table board . $3.0 per weel M-513
n flS'I' IS'l'S.
Dn. : PAUl. . DI'NTIST , 2o20 BUnT ST. 51
CO.U.
USE SHEnDAN CO.\.THE t 8T EO'T
coal. l'enfl. hard coal price guaranteed. Victor
Whill. 're" 127. 160 Farnain. till
IUSIXgSS ( ' 'ICIS ,
DAMAGED MIHtlS ngSI.YEIED , 79 N.1C.
UNIIhIt'I'.tKEILS AXI 1 31IAI.3n IS.
I. I. I1UI1RET , ICtTNERAL nmETOn AND
embn\ner , I&IS Chicago sl" , 'telleplione _ . 90.517 -
SWANSON & "AL1X , 101 CU ! XG. TEL. 518 1060.
: I. O. J.\U. UNlmnTAKgn AND BIS.
Inlmer , 11 Faram sl. , telephone , 22 : 519
IJ\CI S.
HAlPlESNI SlOOP WOnN lCYCI.ER BE-
low cost.VIII Barnum & jIm. , lIt N. 151h.
520
DAN C ! NC .
CIIAMUERS' ACAD 1Y. 1TH ANI DOIYGLAS
DOUO.\
streets , now open for PUl ls. Strictly select.
hall can be scure,1 for Ir.1 class elllrl"lo ,
floats Call any day after 10 a. m. nl acatm ) ' .
Clreulars. M702.N5'
_
II.il AN U nl\ .
IUY YOUI HAY BY TON on ! \I I.OTS WE
buy har. A. 11. Snyder , ILl : Burt .t. Tel. G22 1107.
TiE COLD . - UNING REViVAL
.
"
old and Now S9PfCS of Supply and Increased -
creased ' .Dovolopmont ,
J e
TIlE DIFFERENT I/MEIODS OF MINING
t I ' -
.
P nil
( : .111 11'1" II I Cl.1 [ " I"rtil n"ll ( .I.rnll"
. .t .hl' "YI".U' i'icIe'Is nf
the lhttsh-'I'iie Intr
I' h t'ti . . r 11 ,
Gold Is founll In various con < IUon3 of tie-
posits designated under the two prlncillal
heads of vein or ree gold and placer' gel < .
From the Inter by tar thq larger proportion
at the worl < 's producton ? , according to the
Dos ton Transcript has been extracted , nl.
though the former Is timt' source of the later's
supply. In C.lornla the I greatest diversIty ) .
of condiions exists unJer which gout 18
tounll In both lutrtz ( and pincer mines , and
what holds good at thlo secton , where the
deposits are especially 'xtensl\e , Is equally
true of anti adapted to other places where
gall 19 toun < . The wh.le wc.ter slope of
the Sierra Nevada mountains contains a net-
work of quartz veins rontalnlng gold In
greater or smaller qmlantities. \ and running
Ilarlel , or nearly 50 lathe trend at the
mountain range. I I probable that at a
very remote period t ese mountains were
covered hy glaciers 01ast extent , which ,
through time constant melting at the base In
the valley , had , as all glaciers have , a grHlu.
ally descending mo\'ement Iownward In time
yaliejo. This condition ot moton broke or
detached not only the projecting rock In the
path at the glacier , but the outcrop of these
gold quartz veins ns well. % and the accumula-
tons at debris thus collected nt or near the
lower or meltIng points of the glacier formed
what are now called the .hitiej.gravel leads
at the old river channels of California. The
wash of these channels Is fount throuh-
olt the valleys , carried there by the waters
of the present rivers where they hare . cut
deep throuh these original or primitive . blue
lead ! gravel channels , III have deposited
along their course bars at great richness ,
which were the stamping grounds of the
"torty-nlner. " These river tars ( ( hp accu-
mulaton of a" . , are now largely worked out
wherev.r accessible , anti were the source of
supply ot ! ell durll ! the early days at gold
mining i In I Cali fern ha. .
Time miner with his pack animal , his Ilro-
\Islons , a kit consIsting of ! spade and pick
and the light Iron bread pan , was fuly
equipped ( to undertake the search for time
spot where a bar had formed an,1 to extract -
tract the gold tram the bar or deposit when
found. No expensive capital 0' machinery
was requisite ur necessary to yield to the I
hand labor of the man. The smal capital :
cost necessarily Invested In the extraction
at gold from time. sands of river beds had
popularized thIs mode of obtaining this
precious ; metal from prehistoric tmes to
date alId accounts for the enormous com-
pnrth'e < output qflmlacer ' gold to quartz
gold.
gold.From the rh'er-bed bar to the sl < e.hl do-
posi of the canyon , and tram the haml pans
10 the "long loml' ( n < rocker , was but time
first step In the progress of time all of gel <
gatherln : and from these to the ground
!
sluice , the rIme and time unler.current but
another ad\ance' ' toward the possibility of
more extensive exploration , requlrilmg . how-
ever , moro capial , there outlay ali larger
forces of men capable ot exploring the gravels
near their sources , until at last the advance
requIred great reservoirs to star the water
well up In Ihe mountain regions above the
snow hue . long lInes at ! lches an1 the use
of hydrallc pipes to convey the water tinder
a hea\ ) ' lmead to tlmeoQ-cahlcml "lte giants , "
or nozzles at the lnds at the pIpe. for the
purpose of demolishing by so.caled hydraulIc
process the bauks of time blue gravel leads of
the glacIal perIod.
And wlla ' was the growth at the art In
nAIL \ A TI1E CARD
Leaves IUUILINOTON & ZtlO. ItVI ' Arrives
OmahnjUnlon DepoI , 10th & Masoim Sts. _ Om.hn .
10 ; 15:1. . . . . . .Denver gxl" . . : . . . . . : I'J"1 '
. . IhIlls. Muat. & ' .
4IIpmmm.ltllt. : l'ugot Snd Ex 4OImtnm :
4:35pm.Uk. :3II. : . . . III . . .Denvr I Iusel , Snt , , , , , 4:05pl :05pl :
1:0Im.NclraEk : Local ( except Sunday ) . 7:1:11 :
8:150m. : .Llncoln I.oen ( except und.my.j123.mmn . ) :
2:15pI..I'ls1 1ai ( for Llneol , ) daly. .
Lens \ UICAGO , BURLINGTON & Q.IArriv& /
Omaha . _ Union Depot , 10lh & MIen Sls. ! Omaha
- 4:41gm..ClmIcngo : - Vestibule. . . . . . . th:5fain ' !
OI : . . . . . . .ChlcaG 1"lre. . . . . . . . . : I:11
7pI..Chleago : & HI Louis Expmess. . . 8Oal
11:35.mmn..achtle : Junction Local. . . . . 5:30pm '
. . . . . . . . . 1"att Mail. . . . . . . . . ' . . . . 5'3011 :
: 'a&-'al = In
I..a"e.- ICIIICAC.O.MIL. \ - - ' ; > . . riven
Olahn Union Depot , 10lh & Mos n SEa. Omaha
6O0pmn..Chicago Limited. . : . : : 9:3rll :
11Ioamn..Clmhcago : I Express _ ( ox. Sunday _ ) . ' . 5:23pm :
Leaves CIIIC.GO . & NOitTht1'EST'N. Arrives
Olaha \ Union D"pOI , NOITH\\'WITN'IArrlv. _
10IOam. : . . . . . . . . . .Iasler 1 "pre.s. . . . . . . . . . . 5:30pl :
4:2 : pm. . . . . .Vetbule,1 , : OZn" , )
6m. : . . . .Mo. Valley I.oeal. . . . . . .10Ilpmn ;
5:45pm..OmnalmactmlcagoSpectal. : _ . . . . . 1:13pm
Le'es _ , CHICAGO. . . RI. & PACl'lc./Arrlves /
Omnha _ Union Depot 30th & 1usn Sts.i 01"hu
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IAST.
h1:2)anm. : . .Athantla Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . :35pl
l 6pl. : . . tanto . . . ! 1"lle. . . . . . . . . . 9 :2am :
4:4lpnm. : . .Chlcngo "es.ul" 1.lmled. . 1Cimmn :
WEST.
645pm.Oklahoma ; .t' Texas Cx. ( ex. Sun..10:3am ) :
1:40pm..CoioradoLtmnhted. ; . . . . . OOpm :
Leaves i C. , ST. I' . )1. & O.rrlve. .
Omaha I _ Depot. 151h and Wcbsler Sis. / i Omaha
- S : :10.tm. : . . .Sloux CIty Accommodation. . . 815pl ;
12:2lpmn.Sloux ; CIty Exijmi5s lex. Sun..lSII ) , :
! ! ; , i.linm.1. ) Iall 1.llle < . . . . . . . 9l3anm
Leaves I I F. . C. - & MO : YAU.FY.rlvt. / .
Omaha Depot 15th and Webster SI. I Om"ha :
: . . . . . . . ) Fosral ! and expres. . . . . : : : llm
2IOpm.ex. , ( Sal. ) \\'yo. I'x. I" ( " . Mon. ) . 5pm ;
9Olaiit. . .Norfolk Express teL SunthmyI0:3Otmm ) :
DOuI..NorCol ' . . . . . . . Paul J Sunt.y.10:3am . . . . . 9,2.m ,
Leaves -I. . C. , ST. J.c."U'I'Arrh'e. .
Omuha _ Union Depot , 10th & : ! ' Omahl
- 9:48am..Kansas : - CIty ; lay Express. . . . GoP :
9Ipm.K. , C. NIght Ex. _ Via _ U.I _ ' . -ns. 7t0anm : !
Leaves ( . MISSOURI PACIFIC. . / Arrives
Omaha Depot . 151h \Vebster St. _ Omaha
ltlOam..St. : Louts Ixprl. . . . . . . . Goam :
9:30pm..St. ; I.olis . 1piess. : . . . . . GOpm ;
_ 3Zopnm..Nebmaska : _ _ Local ( rx. Hun. ) . . . 9:0am : I
Leaves SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. Arrives
IArh'p.
Omaha I _ SIUX . and Webster SIn . Omaha . :
,6:10pm : . . . . . . . . . .St , ' auQ.i i } : ; ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . :
Leaves SIOUX ( 'lTY& PACIFIC. ArrIves
I.ea\es I ( IArrl\rs
OmahaUnion _ D.p'I , 10lh & Mason Sis. _ Omaha
6Stamn..SIoux : City l'aseenger..10:33pm :
4:20pm..t. : al. Ciy LimIted..12:3lpnm '
LEaves UNION PACIFIC. JArrives
Omaha Union U"lol UNIN , 10th & 5IaonSts.iOmmm1mmm
9:15am. : : . : . ' , .Icearnssllspress..12:30pm - - :
' . . : . . . . . .Ovrlland FIer. . . : . . :30pm :
2'0011. : . eal'ce & Stiomsb'g ) . ( ex. Sun. ) . 12:10pm ;
7:00pm..rnt1c : . ' : . . . . . . . .10:2om :
7:0pm. : t5Im. . . . . . .Pltc . . :1'01) .Ixpless. Mal. . . . . . . . . 4:10pm
Leaves - WAU.'I , RAILWAY ' lArrives
Omaha ! Union nMU & Masn Sts.i Omaha
4:11 : . . .it. Del , l , , canon flaIl. . . . . 11:35pm '
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o It is so easy to be mista1about : ; [
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J , indigestion , and think there-is some B
B other trouble. The cure is Rip ns
0 [ I
0LI Tabules One tabule gives relef 0
H. 11 Ask any druggist. . , [
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fllpan ' Tahmmaics Bold by drunlst. . or bY tacit .
npu' Tabule .
O It tIme price IW Bd , box , ) I sent . to . the . mal , .
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pana Chommilemmi
Cherlcl CljlY No 10 S.ue" it N Y.
DDDI DD DD U
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C'alifornia Is repeated eho\'hlrc under varyIng .
Ing commdition3 . Tis great In.lustry . In Call.
tornla , ylehlul emlilionc at dollars Of Iohl by
washing tron time many channels was
ctOIPc < because the accumulton of debris
were washed In erer-Increulng quantities ,
first Into the channlla at the upper forks of
Ihe rivers , then Into the rivers themslI\s ,
choking up their beds , while the finest of the
slit or oze ( called , slitens ) was curlrd Into
the valleys , deposited II I'trlods of overflow
onto the farming lan < s , to their great eletri-
Inent whie the courser materIal shoale the
beds at the rivers to an extent which alm01
arrrstell navigatiomm. For ten years most nil
)
ot these ml.les have been slopped b ) injuiuc-
ton Irom furlher ( operation , ullt8s special
permis ( of \ hlch few are availed ) are granted
by the debris cOlunlulol , entrustt.1 with this
duty tInder an act of the legislature , to Im-
10un , } the tailings within the tan1 provided
or built for time lmurlmo.oe. I immay be stated .
that the amount at invested capital destroy ll
by time closing at these mines I stnlte at
<
above $ PO,000OOO.
Quartz mining was carried on almost as
<
early as the river bar mines were bclng
workell , and hal , an equally ' contnuous growtim
to which added momentum was 11parteI by
the shuling down of the r.\'el mines , al-
though the rlrful deslrncton ot mining chimi-
tai Iwl restricted . tmnmltmly and hell hJck development -
velopment amid 11\.Ctmenl upon an extensIve .
and colmtImreimensi'e scale until quite recent ! .
F'roimm tIme rich outcrop pounded UI' In the or-
ihilmary hand nuortar to the adoption at the
Sanlsh araslr as a nlans , of grlnln ! rock
by hor.e I'o\er , ali from these prlmlt\o
metho to Limo German woone.1 stamp mi ,
with Iron shoes , drh'en by waler or steam , to
the mOller Iron and steel stamp mi equipped
wih shIvered copper plates ant c000eimtrators
and alt applIances to save the gall sulphates
In the ores , time growth was constant amid the
Im'o\ement very marlel ,
hold Is soluimlo only In so-callcti aqua rela
or royal walcr , a mixture of two acids , which
derives its name tram the fact ot possessing
the Iualty of dissolving thIs roy'l metal
The specific gravity or gold 15 very great.
Ind its color when ) ; Is or a deep rich
yellow , always remembered when alice seen.
In all the metalurgical work ef extracting
gold , qUlclI\er plays the most Important
part ; owIng 10 Its great affInIty for the prec.
taos metal It readily I atmmalganmatos so that
by bringing the crushed are of the quarlz
rout or the , IIbrl9 front the gravel mine In
contact whIm the quicksilver . the later attracts -
tracts , amalgamates In.1 . hol < s'ln this form
the smal Tlrcles of geld which attach them-
!
selves together Into n sl\ery deposit of coil-
sl < erble hardness on the plates nnd recesses
prepared for Ia reception. By volatizing
time qulclt81\er the gold remains In a shape
which Is marketable or which can be reduce
<
by turther meling In a crucible Into I bar of
the yellow metal , whIch rorms so Important
an essEnlnl of mo.ler huslnes life anti
trlle , anti from which the coin of the standard .
ard Is struck of given fineness amid welFht
Of the remarkable deposits ot gold , the
"Mother lode" at Calforia , a belt or over
100 mies of kuown extent In length , nnd
from one to fifteen mles In width , on which
are located many celebrated mlues , 1 one of
the greatest lodes extant. Its exploitation
upon ' a large and liberal scale Is but jU9t
heglnnlng , although Isolated mines have In
the past made famou9 such mining camp as
Nevada City , Graso'alley , Placer\le. Jackson .
son , Carson 111 aol Hawhhle Hauch. A
great deal oC easter capital now Is interested -
este In the de\tlopment at gold tmiiiming In
this region : among many of the comlalies
, ' : I'lch ' lure bemm capitalized reccntv and
which are In active operatou thert at I'resent
are the Merced , controlled by one of the
largest copper interests here : PJonler. Santa
Ysabel , Sana ! flosa and San Andreas cohn-
panics. All at thest are already producIng !
or are nears' ready 50 to do , As Hoston
always has been time center of the mlnlnK
Lnterest In this , , ' In
cOlllry Iartcularly cop-
per. It seems doubly fitting that with the
revival or Interct In gold mining this city
shoul bl the first to respond to the mo\e-
immolmt.'itim the traditional nOS ton con-
ser\al\'e manaement In control great rezuls
are expected from the opertion at mines In
that section.
seclon.
A \tr ) ' remarkabl deposit Is located at
Cripple Creek In Colorado , In which Boston
capital also Is largely interested , through
such mines as the National-Itecia , the Gold
Coin , Amid Doston and Cripple Cree ! . Iere
time formation Is n . peCuliar combination of
gold anti teluric acid , fOUll In the shape of
a white metnl , known as syl\anlte , whIch
upon being subjected to heat assumes Its
<
natural yellow color. I Is to be membered
that this cJmp lies at the foot of Pike's Peak
toward and around whLh the gold
craze of 1860 led 50 man ) ' people to
the moines and durIng which time a great
prairIe "Fchooner" was wending its way
with the InscrIption of 'tmi'ike's I'eak
or Dust" boldly lettered on its canvas sides.
Many are the stories ot quick acquired
wealth which are told at this district. At-
lowance shoult be made , ot course for the
magnlfod slatetents eummon to all miners ,
but It nevrthele85 Is ! fact that a very un-
ostenlatou carpenter found the celebrate
Ir.depcndenc mine which rlse < him tram
a rty-strlcken job contractor and day
< )
laborer to a nmultt-mnihlionaire In the short
space of a few years . who has refused an
otTer of over $3,000,000 for his treasure.
'he production of this wonderfully rich
mine has been the cause of many a newspaper -
paper story. Shipments were made In Sop-
tember of a traIn load of fifteen cars of are
from the mIne to the smelter : this was the
biggest shipment ever recorded of the output
ot I single producer and was eSlllaled
\arlously fem OO.OOO to $ IOOOOOf In value
The folowLng ( Incident Is uf no very exCp-
tonal character and serves to show the
a\erage progress of a mine tram a mere
claim 10 a dividend payer. About three
years ago a prospector locatEd a claim , and
after avr ) Itte development It looled so
well that a party of men from a ; lelghhorln
city Ilurchased I for $60.000. 1 lom thence
the price rose thruugh different optIons to
fuOOOOO. In the meantme payIng over $300-
000 ( In dividends , and cannot be bought today
for twice the price lust I > ald.
The blanket reefs of the land at the Kaf-
frs ami lushonas are now ponrlng Into
London and the continent their outPlt In I
btream , causIng an exciement of unheard
ot proportions , not even ' equaled by the fa-
mons South sea bubble the sixteenth CNI-
tur ( ) ' , nor time MississippI land speculatIon of
France In the early hIstory at this country.
I dIstance lends enchantment to time toys-
)
cries ( amId surprises of mInIng , then South
Africa affords I to a degrl : ! unequaled by
an ) other section at the world 'he nature
of the veins ns blanlet reefs lyIng horizontally -
tally at a very little distance below time Sil
face of time ! roUll I'ermls at their beIng
opened up rapllly mil being as well qUlcld
eXllloled , 50 that from the formation of )
company 10 secure capital requisite antI lice-
essary 10 the erection of the mi and the
payment at dividends 15 bul a short period.
The umount ot capital already invested
In the production of gold In South Africa < ,
mosty from England , Is $250,786,800 which
gives a good Idea of the interest displayed ;
but when It Is figured from the exact immar-
hot quotations ot the companies Involved that
the market value at this capital now 15 nearly
,100,000,000. n clearer view Is afforded ut
Limo extreme speculatIve frenzy which doimmi-
hates the London publc at time Ilresent tiimie.
Those mining companies to bo well considered
should bo divided Into three groups , dividend
payers , non-dividend payer all1 companies
which are organized 10 carry omm I promoting
business but are not Interested In the actual
workings of the mines. at time dl\ldend
shares there Is a capital at $33,000,000 In
round numbers now selling at 688 per cent uf
par ; $139,000.000 at non-payers selling at 40
per cent of par and $79,000,00 ot promoters ,
selling al 401 per cent at par. The return
ot the Investment yield on these companies
whIch are payln Is 3,9 per cent on time face
value , hut only 6.1 per cent on the pre8ent
inflated market capItal. ThIs' compares with
a return of , It Is safe to say , not lees than S
per cent on time market capital at the copper
mines In this country.
The achievements ot one Darato , who up
to within a few months was unlwown save
sa\o
as a street juggler In London hut who now
rules tle mining speculation of Elrope with
the sway at an autocrat reads like a tale
from Limo "Arablan NJght . . This promoter
of South Afrlcln mining enterprises started
without even the traditonal "quarter In Ils
pocket , " but was strong enough In foresIght
10 be aware of an approaching mIning .raze
and being In the field among the first . bene-
nted accordIngly Ills present wealh isectl-
mate variously from $250,000,000 to twice
that sum and Is all tile result of Ilnlng
speculation. The promotion at any theme .
no mater how extraordinary . I apparuty
an aeured Pcce" from the mlnuto of con-
cepU.n , providIng the name ot Darlto I.
attached . tch Is the faih ot the J agl.h
speculative publc TIle "clrcul , " aa It I
rightly called , has now ppread 10 time conti-
cent and Is receiving the support ot most ot
the large banking Institutions . who eiher
were led into It through desire for gain or
1'ort dragged Into I through the Interests ot
cUents. The apparent stabilIty \ hlch m ln.
' - . .
- - -
tlns this Iroup of rtocks Is astonishing
many wise heads .
Thee who arc predicting ronslalPt ) the
colallso ot the " 1nOr bootmm" In London
fail , It scenic , to r\coKnlz ! the Ilecular con-
thltions ot time extent of time delot ! at gold ,
which are alwa)9 making for the maintenance -
tenance of Interest b ) new feds antI new
districts , and willie In time . .Ioubtle' , they
will at laet realize their Ilro < lclon1 b ) an
exhauston of the acreage covered hmy thee
Ilep09t ! , yet the ( line may be , anti \lob.
ably Is , much further distant than they
: U t I iia Ie. The ores of these mln , flli In
the cllnle I'roe" ! of gel extraction a
very \.lluabl aesioting l'rOee ' to the fhnle
amnaigalnatioll : at gnhl b ) quicksilver a9 commonly -
monly urd In the reduction , of geld ore !
The gohl fever perlmme.tting Europe and tal.
lowing on the ht'ela of the great credt : panic
at 1S'JO In London aIld UI time conlnent
presae not only a large InerCst In tIme
is'orld's oulut of geld , but Ilr 0In ! to
this increase good . titmice to come. I Is a
noteworthy coinelirnce , to say Limo Iasl. tut
ever ) ' snch p1lle 19 followed by II Ilnlll
boom In the preclon9 metlls , and . as In the
lmr000imt Ilmetanc ? . mire ) .ers after a dutemlou !
eol.II'se. time wave at Eecullton ) has' . (3che.1 .
an exalted eminence ne\er yet a tl I nCI In
any } > re\lon8 mining boommi
I Is not Ilprobble that a simiar condl-
ton ( wi develop In thIs conntr . which at-
re.tdy Is fairly hltcatEd , b ) the dcmltll for
! ell mines fprlnglng UII around U8 at present .
nor that its extent wilt bo amiy tIme lest
marlNI than that In Lonmlomi In the aame
relative ) elod oC tme r.lowlng our panIc !
at three ) 'ear later. AI the ' waves of
tiehmremiaIOii and 8I , cubt\e bonm nlernJtt
with one another Ihe whote tllllenc ) of
depression Is changed to one oC exhiarton
anti imope. Losses mlke way for Irft" alli
In the end a certain equibrium oC roalljust-
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CURRENT LITERATURE.
TIm trommtislIeca of the Novemmibor Ceo.
tury is a refunder of time emmcour.igoimmemmt
time imuagazimmo has given In time twenty-five
years of itt' existence to the line arts. ThIs
picture is a flgmlre frommi TItIan's "Sacred
anti Profane Love , " anti is engraved by Mr.
Tlimiotiiy Cole , who has gained world-wide
faimto by ImIs contributions to ' 'Time Cetmttmry' '
of wood eimgravings of tha old ItalIan. mmml
Fiemnislm numsiers. ; Three elmort clerics lend
excelmtIoimai inierest to time mmummmber. Ihet
hiarte contributes a Spanlsh-Amnem'ican ro-
immance entitled ' 'Time Devotion of Cnrlquez. ' '
whIch has bmemm Illustrated by Gilbert Gammi ;
"Omi Accoulmt of EiluimiflhiUel. " imy Miss Neili
Taylor , ; 'tthm picture by Albert B. Sterimer ,
offers a touchmlmmg story of a lmUtl't affection
for a little boy to wimoum lme 113(1 lc'eli , a
foster imiother ; anmi "Time Tl'agemhy of time
Conmedy , ' ' illmmstratvd by lIow'artl Clmandier
ChrIsty , deals tvltlm a coimipllcatioum in time
affeetlomma of two girl frieimtls for tIme annie
young mmmam. Tile , Century colupmmmy , New
York.
An anlmtmateml story of Vm'ashlngton life , by
Mrp. Ilarm'Iet I'l'eScatt SpoiTord , appears iim
time Novemmiber harper's. Mtgazimmo ; , under the
titio "A Tlmammksglving Iirealtfast.Vitll mm
tiellglmtfui mlmmghliig of the itumimorous alIt !
latlietiC elomimemits , Mrs. Spofforml has Sue-
ceeded in brImmglutg omIt the strong contrast
between time olml W'asllhflgtOim resident , to
t\'hmoili a chmarmge in time natioimal adnilnlm'tra-
tioii is of no lmnportaiice , aiid tile trammslent
dweller at ( lie natlommai capital , interested
in polItics mmml in making a living. Time
series or articles on lgmthia , by Edwllm Lord
W'eeks , which have beemm ampeariimg for some
tinle , ends with a paper on "itecemmt Ito-
presslomus of Anglo-Indian Life , " beautifully
Illustrated by Mr. W'csks , Mr. Owen \Vis-
ter's Story , "A l'ligrim on the Gila , " Is salt !
to ime a record of fact , with only a guazy
OhIVOhOpO of fiction to give it literary formii.
Tile elmort stories have a strongly Autmerlcarm
flavor. with time cixcehltlon of Jtmhian Italmtii'a
study of Chinese lile , whIch ito saIls
"Plumbhot'sommi Beebe's .m'tlveilturemu. " That
is a tale of the relation between an ElmglIsb
husband and au Oriental wife itt a great
treaty port. Harper & lhros. , New York ,
° Remitilng the Ihoalt of Fate , " hmy fomllse
Willis Sneami , a kotctm , appearimIg in ( lie November -
vomber St. Nicholas , deacribes time fortuno-
tebling ormd5iloner games of children of time
south. "Launchmimig a Great Vecach" Is a deep
problem iii mecimanice , as well as an
ImpressIve sight , as the reader will learn
from tIme Intcresttrmg article on tim subject
hi ) Franklin Matthews , ilustratet by F. Crete.
son Sciiell. "I'rlnceton ; A Modern Puss in
hoots , " by MinnIe B. Sheldon , is a story
of a cat. and , prIncipally , of a foot lm.mll comm.
test. Time concluding part of "Yamoud , "
by hlemiry W'lll.mrd French , gives a picture of
desert life , nmado dramatic by limo capture
of a slave trader. 'rwo poenms that wIll be
reads itim intcreet by time cimldren are
"lown lMmrloy lane. ' ' imy Virginia % t'eod-
ward Cloud , auth "The Vagaries of Queen
l'eggy. " by Emma A. Opper , both Illustrated
by It. G. FlIrcil. Timero are two new series
begun in this number , both imy favorite
juvenile wrIters. "Tim Swormltnsker's Son. "
by \ % ' . 0. Stodmlard , Is a story of lIfe in holy
Land , durIng time time of Christ. The Con-
ttmyy company , New York.
Dr. Psrkhurst's paper on "Time Father's
Domeetin hleatlshlp , " In time November num.
her of Ladies' homes Journal , lucidly and
with fine discrimination , defines a father's
mimities ammih responsihlhlttom. In the hone , An
Interesting descriptioti of "Girl Life In
Modern Jerusalem , " Is given by UnIted
States Consul F. , Wallace , and illustr.ited
by Eric Papa , Thomas Vemmtworth lllggin.
son uslects for "A Young Girl's Library"
100 books by AmerIcan amitliors , b'M adapted
to time iimitiuction of girls of 35. Of
especial timelIness is a chat on organizing
anti conducting a literary club , by Lctiise
Stockton ; Ruihm Asimmoro's "Mistress of thus
Small house ; " Mrs. Lymnan Ahhtt's "SocIal
j.lts of a Church : " ? mrs. Mallon"a "lr.tslmlon'
able Visiting Ccmituincs" and Ml. ' . teGper's
"Accessories for Ialnty Gonna. " Tile Ctttis
I'uhlishing cwmipany , i'hihtntsiphmia ,
Thte November nulmtber commtalns a tlimmeiy
511th stmggeative disctissiotm of "Time Vattccn
aimtl h'ac of luropo , " by Jesse Albmrt
Locke , "Cmtumera , Caprices" describes anti
illtistrates hnatiy of tima iIlu'otma : liosslble
In imhiotograplmy , nntl Is as nlmmtlslng as it is
ittstruclive , Time trtue characters of those
piCttlresqllo plutocrata , ilttie Greeti iflul
lttis'ii Sage , are lrotrayeti entertmmimmlllgly
mmmi whmt Leo J.aimc tells utbotlt ' "limo
( mimi i"ields of the Somitim" will ime a stir
lmrIso (0 ( 111511) ' . There is time tmstlal faren ,
suitable for tile tISe of mmnmateurs , a Ititmst
orIginal detective story , stom'ies of hove slmtl
socket ) ' anti verse , Time mitmnmber is hmrllilantly
illttstrated , Time Oude' ) ' commmp3lly , New'
York.
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thOu's each immontit of time year , is giveim a
nhparate qmiarto l'5h iiititrmiting sonme vmmr-
I lc'tmiar Imicidetit iii time ftimmm.jus story. $1.50.
ilrentmino's , New York. l'rommt Megatii
Ststiohmery commipany , Oiimniia.
l'ew stories which imaro appeared in tim
New EnglalmtlimtgazlIe $ imave attracted a
larger circle of readers timan "Miss 'rhmcomlormt ;
ftVest Ritil Story , " by Miss I helen Lmit :
Iteemi , 'fIme story is coimclumIett tim time No.
1'1 Imiher titlilitter of the mmiagazhmie , anti imo iii-
stalllment of it has iteemi miuore intcrt'stilmg.
\'nrreii 1" . Keilogg , 5 l'ark Square , Ilostoll ,
Mits ,
TIme hew' hiolmoimmian for Noreimsimer oi'i'ita
m'itli a strikitmgl ) ' orlgiimal story of life itlmmt
l0'o 1mm Florida entitleth ' ' "
, 'llati 1l a Heart ?
by illrthle 11. ihammsbrough , The lbohiemmmiamm
l'tmbh IsIm 1mm g coiupamm y , Ci imci liliat i , 0.
The Novolnimer Short Stories commtaina a
dozen good tales , of which sommme are brig-
iimai , while otlmors are trmttmsiateij front time
Fri'iuciu , Gerlmhall auth Simammish. Noteworthy
auiioimg the stories writteim for thu ltiagmzllmo :
are "Tue Portrait of a Siimgor , " ( my Nt'itim
llo3'cc' , tttiml "A Nmmtmmral Adjustmimm'nt , " ly
McKelmdree hiammgs Aicrcomm , time Slmmlminlm : mmml.
timer. . Time Ctmrrent , Literattmro I'ubiisimIlmg
col.ipany , New York.
The Cottomm Staten auth limternatlommni expo-
sitlon , wlii4'im takes ritnic among ( lit , immommt
brilliant faIrs ever orgammied omm time Ammmer.
icati ccimtint imt , cotmies Ill for commsltiCmlomms
attemmtloli , lmotlm plctor.mh thIU ! literary , imm timtt
Novetmmber imummihmem' of Frmmmk LeslIe's i'oim-
tiiar Montimly. Time leamhilmg artIcle on timi
sulmjeet Is from time atltiierItnti'o Pim of
\'alter U. Cooper , the enorgctc elliot of ( ito
tlepartillehmt. of lmtmhhicity altil lmromotioim ,
, ummolmg ( lie hiOtnItlo short stories is ' 'Time
Italiway Slglial , " by time ftmmimous iltisalan
writer , ( larsitlmme. Time frontispIece is an
adniirable reprodmlctiomi in water colors of a
characteristic ' ' '
'New' lOnglaitti Tlmanksgivilig
Diimmmer. " Frank Leslie's l'mhbllahilng hotmse ,
New York ,
The Novenmber nllhmtber of Jenness Miller
hmas an article omm "TIm itemitiction of Obesity"
so clearly ammml inteIllgenily written that it
wIll lroVe of inestiimiablo value everywhere
imtommthml ) ' , Tlmero its miii aihmuirablo kinder-
gmtrtemm departimmeimt , 01111 a htoutmeimolti eclohico
palmer , viilcim lmamt hot its commnterimart nimy.
ivimere , The subject of time latter Is Olith
t'lmicim is of tmniversai interest , "Tile Feed-
11mg of Clmilmiren. Jeiurmess 05111cr Momutimiy ,
11 1 FIfth mtventme , Now' York ,
A lmortrait Pt Seiiara 1)107 , wife of time jmres-
itlent of Mexico , forums time frommtisimlec'e of
tiiti Novemnimer itmlnibt'r of time CImautatmmiuami.
It accommmpammies it richly iilmmstrzmte.h article
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k'ErsIi'3' , L.L.ll. L. A. Simerimmimmm , ImrOfesSor of
English ilteratmiro 1mm the Ummiversity of Ne-
braskm , contrilstltemt a breezy article emi
"Atmmerlcan lItllmmOrimuts ' ' lie considers Marhc
'l'waili tIme greatest humorist timis country Ima
irolucetl. Timeomlore L. Flmod , Meadvli'io , P.t.
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The pleasant flavor , gemmthu actIon ammmi Sootim-
ii'.g effcts of Syrup of Figs , when hIm need of
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Toommimy Atkimms , rcpresemmtimmg time flritlsim sol-
tiler , hmmt how lflflli kmmow time termmia of cmi-
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miment , bOilie to mmmi IndIvIdual COrls. 'rime
' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '
guarmla ar3 called 'liamnmumei , ci' 'elmecp ;
time gmuards call time eolthiers of tIm line "liolmi
ruts ; ' ' time iimfantry speak of time cavalry as
"grooms , " mumml time cavalry return time commm-
Imilluent imy bestowing upoim time Immfantry time
Imalmues of "mmulmtl imares , " "sand carrIers" mmmi
"clodhoppers , " 'fimo cuiraettlers are kumown as
"tiour sacks , " the mIoneers as "moles , " the
imussars us "imacktiireaths , " almml ( lie artillery
as "cow' soltilers. " TIme latter are also calleti
"aitronolmmers" and ( lie engineers "water
rats , "
Ili timeso divisions agaiim time corps hmava
nmitnes for tlmemnselvcs anti their rivals. him
tha cavalry the SeventlI Cuirasshers are
"whltesmnltlms : " thus First hiussars tIme
' 'deatlm' hme.ids , " as timeir simako bears this
eimmbleimm , mmd the I"omirthi hiusesmes , from tlmoir
brawmm tiniformns , are called "partrtmlges , " tilts
emily brown 1mm time Gerimmimhi mmrmimy , preservetl
iim remmlenlbrallco of FrederIck It , wimo tIers !
alt ( lie cloth fotmimd lit a Calmmmcliln commvemmt for
imis soldiers ,
Time green uniform with yellow facIngs Imas
given to thin Sixth hlussars tlme naimuo of
"spimmachi aemmi eggs , " anil fur a similar rca-
comm tli Trmmtim llussars are called "imarrotts. "
in time gimarml time First reiimmicmmt of foot are
called "tin hmeamie , " in Imoetic alitisiorm to their
lmelmets ; the ( Jimasseurs are "greeii frogs ; "
thm First Grenadices "pohato peolera ; " time
Iltissars , "glow' worms , " front tlmelr red
delhi's ; the 'flmirmi Uhlans , "dmlsties , " froimm
their dull , yellow tritnhmmiligs , alit time PIoneers
"earth wormims. ' '
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Acts at once , never fails , One Minuts
Ccugii Cure , A renmedy for aithmmm , mind that
feverish cOndition which accolmmpanies a so-
'ere cold , TIme omuiy imariniess remedy that
liroduces imnmtmilate rosults.
Cull foritlit I't'l r.Icnn , ,
The discovery of petroleum at Los Angelrs
line Proved to be Insporiant , and tbmere Is tallc
of eminning a pipe line to ( ho nearest seaport
In order to load tank steamers with the oil
( or dietrilititlon along time coast. San Francisco -
cisco hmac always boon at a disadvantage in
mantmftlcttmrlng On aecommnt of time cost of coal ,
but tittm a supply of cheap pttroleutn and
electrIc power working toward it frommm the
fomitimills of the mountains on the east thus
city ill future wIll lmavo no duflculty ! tIm corn.
paling witht oilier cities as fai' as time fuel
Itumo Is concerned.
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Do'i'Ltt'a Little Early Risers , time pilLs
( list cure constipation anti blliousaess.
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