in MM.S ( HAM is. :
| $ K < 0 r AN mak" > m $ i ooo In .1" days. We.
" > IHLVC pr > Mtlliiformnllnii whor * yxir |
tinfl'q arr. sure ! > ' n't hc ltat1. I'arilrii- |
1 ir < ft-i e. Frnnk Kcrtlnx ft Co. . r iiml -
FIOII M. rdmnts , V > \ Omaha IlldR. , Cnlcnijo ,
OR HA Li : . Interrsl In enlnbllMhod real
- ' ' man preferred. A-i-
t -li'i' ( agency ; young
lrj N 17 , Oma MI HBB olllre. Y all 22 *
' $ 'o'r | > u $ | ; invo t Jlf ) In xtOfk * and get
$1 in" r. r $ U ) surrife : ns a bfink. P.eed j
& ' , 128 S. 5Ul 81. , Plillii. . Pn. "V-oll * ,
t AGENTS , manufacture your own goods ; !
bcink < if 4W Kccrit formulas by professor |
"f < 4ic > mlrtry , ecntanlnc mnny ccretfl
cn ting TSn ; prlre 20c. Now Century Mrg.
Co , Hi. Loill * . Mo. Y-521-22 *
! sft TO ri-TT1 loTt clNT ld o NT 111 .Y on your
I1M.K MDNKV. iln yen want to know how
HIM ran PCWITIVI'LY IIM DONE ? Write
'or our book "firLDEN GAIN , " It Is
VM1KTNtiilonnl Investmfnt Co. , Suite
t"Ifi7 Dearborn St. , Ch'.cugo. III.
Y GJl-22'
rompb'te ' on h grorery stork In city ,
also meat market , llxture ; partv Jenvlng
city N 21. UCP. Y-619 22
OI'R snT methnd mude durlnc Scp
MW1ofi on every 2.000M Invested.
Is1 the only snfd plan to Invest your money
in stock Hperulatlftn. Writeus for full
parUcuhirs. Small nnd largo amounts
n-iTited ; hlg-hrHt - refnrences. Addrcrs
Arthur. Adams & Co. , 35 Broadway , New-
Y-54S-22 *
York ritj
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$ rr,0 , olTU werkly average for tin ; last
ot J2.i has
three yrnrn on an Investment ;
liover been ecpuilrd ; we gladly glVf all
desired Informiillon. Grannan .t Co. , 2M
B Fourth St. , Cincinnati , O. Y 550-22'
IH'SINKSS nhiinria good , clean HtK'k of
dry goods nnd clothing In good condition ;
owner will ( 'xchange for farm or city
property. Wo have hardware , drugs , Ki < > -
i-prli's iind mprcbundlse of all kinds. \ \ r o
ur. Merchandise Broker. 50il Karlmdi blk.
i * Iv
TH l3 Knp Simile I . . Her l' " . will sc-ll their
bUFlness cheap If taken at once all
Jill New York Life. _ V- < - ;
OLD established grocery huslnexi In South
Omaha for Male ; proprietor must < iult on
aecount of sickness ; . A No. 1 chnncp to
make tnnney. Imiulre of 11. l'Uslli\r.LN' ! : :
-Mbl2 Zl'
York Life. -
_ _
THE llneHt lawful double slot maehlnes for
nil kind of merchants ever broic.it out ;
mnoblneii for salt * , territory prclteetod ,
trial irlvon. big money makers. Shcrer ,
St. James hotel. \-52l 22'
MAN with business experience and $150 can
make from $75 to $150 uer month. N SS ,
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nee. l hiO -
FREE ! Vnlunhle Money Making Book on
PatontH. Tells all uboul Patents ami how-
to Ferurc thnn nt low cost. Gives UK ) Me-
chanli-al Movements Invnluable to Inven
tors nnd Mechanics. Tells how fortunes
have hern made from Pimple Inventions
ihat others hnvo laughed nt. The IHllo
Porkct Dime Hank made over J2.-ACOO.
Gives lellrrs of wealthy manufacturers
who want gnotl Inventions In their linn.
Rend UH rough drawings ot all your NKW
ilPKAS or Inventions. 'No ' charge for our
- onlnlnn as to' their being new and patunta-
bl > Advice , FREE. Tells how to ciltal- ( |
Izi-'nml organlw Joint Stock Pnti-nt Right
compan'.es. This vabiable Invcntotn
Guide Hnuk mailed FREE to nnVAdrtress.
U I" overlliwlng with Invaluably money-
tmiklnif paiput Information. H1O HOOIv
FREE ! O'Mcnra .t Co. . Patent Attorneys ,
oup. Patent olllce , S."i G St. , Washington ,
D. C. Y 515 22 *
PLENTV OF MONEY made In stock ex
change t > peeiilntlnn by my positive Inside
advance Information anil progressive s-ys-
tem. Place IrndcH with your own broker.
Pay me 10 per cent of not prollts for sup-
ply'lnp : beat advice obtainable. Handle
vo'ur 'llnanre.s. Send for valuable partlcu-
mrri ( free ) . "Investment Specialist ,
Suite 419 , 27 Williams St. , New York.
Y 516 22 *
HAVE YOU $10.00 which you wish to make
money with ? If BO , send to us to Invent
In stocks. Our last Industrial Investment
"de'al" made $113.33 for every $10.00 In
vested by our customers. Send us vour
nddresw for full particulars. Latin < fe Com
pany , 11 Broadway , Now York ritv.
FOIl I2XC1IAIVGU.
GENERAL merchandise stocks In all parts
Of Nebraska and Iowa for sale and ex
change. If you want u trade of any kind
write MTchundlso Broker , COG ICnrlmch
blOL-U. ' , ' . M302
A FINE new modern Omaha residence ,
-JSt'.ng ! $13.00 , for good farm land. $100-
000 splendid paying Iowa coal plant for
timber land or cattle ranch. It. C. Patter
son , 310 N. Yi Llttt , Z M4.TO.22
HALF Internet In big paying patent medi
cine buHin'sH ' for real estate. Address N
31 , Bee - / 371-24
WHAT have you to trade for good piano ?
N 32. Bee. / M579 21
TO EXCHANOE for mcrchnn-llse , 1SS acres
In Ncnuihn ' < > . , Neb. C.lvo thorough des
cription with price. Ixvck 'Box ' % I'cru ,
Nb. . . X "i2-22
a. 1'i ' AND 20-ricro garden tracts near So.
Omahli In trade for city property. .T. T.
Clarke ; 21:1 Hoard df Trade. / M573 23
KOH XAI.H HHAIj 13HTATI3.
R' . C. PETERS & CO. , 1702 Farnum St. , Dee
mag. ' , -
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DWELLING MOUSES.
No P31. f-rooiii hOU. = < 1' . 'batli ' , gas , permanent
-sidewalk , barn , TiO ft. lot at 3110 Mason
ft.Harg'ain at $2WX > .
No. 70. ; .Modern , 7-room bouse , newly
papered Inside ) und out. Only $2,500.
No. 100 Lot fiOxlS'.1 , with two houws. 7 and
0 rooms respectively. Rents for $38 per
month , 'with few rejxilrs would rent for
$10 to $ CO. Must bo sold. Price only $3bOO.
No. 092 Ono 5-room house and two 8-room
hotiEC at corner 27th and Howard sts.
Rent for $10 per inoivlrti. Special taxes all
paid. Price , only $3,200.
No. J2.V > Seven - roomhouse1 , lot S2x57 , line
premises. Price , $3,000.
Nr > . 12o 'r fi-room house and barn , at 112 N.
37th wt. A bargain at $1,500.
No.IS ! * 7rivommodern house , nt 2103 I/ > -
cust st. Price , $2,300.
VACANT PROPERTY.
Lot 11 , block 40 , So. Omaha , east front on
Stith at. , near "K" St. , only $600 if eold
soon.
] /ot L' , block 32 , So , Omaha , east front on
2Sth. near "E" ! . . only $50J.
CO ft. lot on Dodge , near 33th st. , about
four fet't ubove. street. This Is one of the
bert biirgalim in that locality. Price ,
$1.000.
South front on Webster st. , cast of Sth.
for $ suo.
1W ft. east front on a'tli st. , north of 'Mr.
Wattles' residence , only $ ii,600.
100 ft , northwest corner PiDlh ami Doalgo
nt , Elegaut loc.itlon for lineresidence. .
Price. I7.0M.
1702 Farnum St. , Ilee Bldg.
RE COJ 2J
SO I "PI I OMAHA PROPERTY : fiood lots
ncnr the packing houses from $100 to J200
on monthly payments. Oeorgu & Com
pany. City Hall Bldg. . South Omaha , or
1001 Fnrnam Bt. , Omaha. UK 11577-31
VOR SA LK-BA RC A 1 NS.
lli'autlful , now 7-room house and full enst
front lot In Ilanscom Place , near the
park. $3,700. $
NU'c S-room hnu o on Ix > we Ave , , $3tA > .
7-room tioMxe and lot , Ocorgla avenue , near
Pnclllp , $3.500.
corner lot In Hansecmi park vicinity , J1.2W.
2 beautiful lot In gootl location for Jl.snfl ;
iiheapust dfalrablft building site Ir. the
city.
Hood rotiMeiiCft In Colorado Springs to ex-
for rcBldence. In Omuha.
. will buy one of the llnext f.irms In
Uouglns county , adjuln'.ng1 Waterloo , con
sisting of 215 acrr under u < hlgh state of
Cultivation ; KOO.I Improvements and the
land especially adapted to the. growth of
fcepJs ,
JOHN'W. . ROBBI.NS. 1S03 FAllNAM ST.
HI5-57J-M
STORE ROOM and two 2-story dwellings.
K E. rorner isth ami I. < uvenworh. | nt a
bargain. J. H. Pnrrotie , Doiislun block.
RE-M576-
FAHAI FOR SALIJ , Burt -ounty. Neb. . 10)
a < res best valley grain land. 1J2 In crop.
Ar'zomi. village , tiuin h , nchxoi , ono
mile. 11. K. Wurtoii , Ttkaniah Neb
J V ij"lj i > ! *
KOH SAM : uuAii IST\TK. <
V > itl HALE. RixIZl fop ) , no lot from north-
cast enrner of Sherman nvonuc nnd Lo- j
ciii niroct. Address Thos Fitzgerald ,
Independence. Mo. IIU i
POIl SAI.ir. . house. motltrn , f'n \ \ > t
Farnntn .M. . $500 down , bnl. s-nmc ns rent ,
$2 , < > CO.
0-r. hojise , brtrk , near .Urtrwi-m park , $250
down , but. mm < ' ns ronl , JI.TW.
8-r. house , well nnd two 1ot ! , near new
rnp barn , ? 2 down , 1ml. on time , $1,050.
7-r. hnti.-f , modern , In Hansom Place ,
owner out of city , must sell. $2.430.
5-r. houce. motlern. anil burn , a. nice home
parly leaving city , nonr KmintZf' ' Place ,
5-r. hnufn. modern , ITttJ Munri'orson , a chcnp
pl.tce , $ I,1W.
t want ti lot clo o In for n clear property ,
f-r. modern and Imrn , near 23th nnd Far-
nnin ft
J. II. PARROTTK , Douglas blk. . 'phono ,
15' . " RE 59S 22
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W. II. OATHS-
OH N. Y. Life. ' Phone 12)1. )
10-rnom modern house , northeast' corner
23d und Chicago ; $1.500 ,
S-room modern lionso ; barn ; BOxiJi ; . .is
Oriint street ; * 2,7M.
7-rnom , modern ; 30 < i2 Chicago ; ISifinn.
fi-rnom , modern ; 11221 Poppleton,7UO. ; .
7 rooms , bath , Kns burn ; near corner 2 < Hh
nnd I'apltol uvctnio ; $2,750.
7 rooms , modern , oak lintsli ; corner sail
uml Mason ; ? 3.fi04.
s rooms , inn N. inth , $2.000.
r. rooms , 2MV ) Hrl.Mtol , $1MO.
5 rooms , 1J1S X. Bth street , $1.201.
IMS-fill 22
A FEW SPECIAL HAROA
VACANT LOTS. * ,
rinc corner lot , Kith anil Jones , mily $ S.r > 0.
lea\itlfiil lot north of Ilanscom park , (1,450.
13 feet frontage. rlKht on Farnatn , JUiw.
IMPROVED.
Nice tottngo and Int , Manscoin Place , $1,300.
! ) -room hiiuao , good location , $2,2."A
Fine house , till modern , Ilanscom Place ,
$1.600.
( 'HEAP ACRES ADJOINING OMAHA.
Cholco arro lot , Just West of city , nice
shade , line place for poultry , * lfi."i.
Five nores. extra choice garden land , $ iUU.
Ten ixcres. choice location , only * 1,25'J. '
FARMS ANI1 RANCHES.
flood ICW-acro farm , Howard county , Neb. ,
house , burn , well , etc- . , $7.50 an acre.
160-Hcro farm. Madison county. Neb. , fairly
Improved , ? 9.00 an acre.
Improved farm -5 > 0 acres , Howard county.
Neb. , only S12.W an aero.
Kino Improved farm 210 acres. IJuflalo
county , Neb. , a bargain at $12.50 an acre.
CJood stock farm 175 acres , Oospnr county ,
Neb. , nearly 200 acres wood plow land ,
running water , timber , etc. , KOO an acre.
Fine Huffalo county farm W acres , alt
fenced , 4SO acres under cultivation. Rood
btdgs. , biggest bargain In Neb. , $10.00 an
c iv.
l.ftn acres northern Neb. , line stream water ,
for cattle or sheep ranch , J 1,500.
HICKS REAL KSTATK COM PAN V.
325 Iloard Trade Rldg.1M3C40
1M3-C40 22"
NEAR State fair grounds. 20 acres with
extra liirgo house , .smooth valley land ,
price $ , BOO.
f 1,010 for G-room house , lot 30x113 feet , city
nnd cistern water , facing e.-mt on 17th ,
Hotith of Clark nt. , paving paid ; tinny pay
ments.
Near Vales' stone mansion , ,13d nnd Dav
enport sin. , G-room modern cattiiKo ; bargain -
gain ut $2,250. John N. Frenzer. Opp. old
P. O. RE 4b7 O30
RAROA1NS.
Sll Farnnm. 22x11(2 , at a = ucriflce.
flood S-r. dwg. , 23th and Spencer , cheap.
S'xlSO at ICth and Ohio , wltht two see < l
( ' . 'WKH. ' , J1.300. .
Ti-r cotUiKu , SOLh nml1 Franklin , $700.
u-r ! cottaue , Sftll California , cheap.
Mentis pk. , t.iwt front , $325.
Demls jiarK , south front , * I23.
Ilcmls i > ark , south front , $130.
All line and can be sold on payments.
A. F. CONNIiTT , SOS N. Y. Ufo.
HE C2J 22 *
FOK SAT.K , 4-room house and barn. 2125
N. 13th St. Thompson , UK 3GO ia
Il'AVK you Rome lots to sell ? Now Is the
time to dispose of them ; let the. people
know that you want to dispose of them.
The Hoe reaches the people who have the
money. UE S6G
FOR SAMS. CIO acres of land , worth $3S per
acre ; will fcell for $24 per acre. The Byron
Heed Co. . 212 S. 14th St. HE-33S
A nAUGAlN IN' UANSCOM PAHK DIS
TRICT Klght-room residence , practically
new. lartte lot. barn , hot water heat , cis
tern , modern plumbing. Will sell at great
sacrifice. Call 100 North lath St.RE14C
RE-14C-
I3AHGA1NS , real estate. Chris Boyer. 2123
Cumlng. HE MSS3 O22
1IOUSKS , lots , farms , lands , loans ; also lire
Insurance. Bomls , Paxlon bile. RE 33D
SNAPS In real estate. ; money to loan. I * L.
Johnson Co. , 314 S. 15th street. RE 310
FOR SAL.E , my elegant home , 2020 Webster
St. , small amount down , balance same as
rent. If desired. Address C. D , Blbblns ,
Hotel Spokane , Spokane , Wash.
RE 11:33 Nov. 2
A BAUOAIN Four acres. 40th and Pacific ;
two blocks from car line , on belt rail
road , $2GOO ; easy terms. McCnguo In
vestment Co. , 1WW Dodge. RK % 9
CASH CUSTOMERS FOR FARM LAND.
The * Byron Reed Co. . 212 S. llth St.
KE-311
FARM lands , stock ranches and business
locations In the Corn licit country. W.
If. Clements , Lyons , Neb.REM123
RE-M123 NovlS
IF IT IS South Omaha real estate you want
to buy or sell communicate with O'Nell's
Heal Estate Agency. RE 338
FOR SALE , handsome 10-room modern res
idence ; largo lot and shade trees ;
( centrally located ; cheapest residence In
Omaha ; part trade considered. Call or
address , If you mean business , 108 N 15th
street. RE-C01
* II. PAYNE , C01 N. T. LIFE HLDG.
Real Estate , Rentals , Loans , Insurance.
UK 337
COTTAGES , residences , Patterson , 30G N.
Y. Life. RE-M42S
FOR SALE CotfciRfc and large lot , Sth and
Bancroft Sts. , $1.7) ) ; easy terms.
Sixteen lots on Locust and Maple Sts. , $3-50
to $450 each.
Modern C-room house , 4214 Patrick Ave. ,
$1,450.
Four-room cottage , -121 ! ) Patrick Ave. , $ SM.
Tlir < lroom l cottage , 4258 Patrick Ave. , $000.
T\vo-ntorv S-room modern houpe , finished In
oak , with line .stable , ut 4320 Hurdctto
St. , $3,000.
Vacant lot Just north of Farnam St. on
42nd , only 1150.
Fifteen acres on North Sherman Ave. , very
cheap and on easy terms.
Lot 2 , block S , Read's First Add. , $1,000
A. P. TUKKY , Board of Trade.
RK-45S-
FOR SALE Wo offer special bargain In
eight-room houpe on Park avenue , now
belmr repainted , papered and thoroughl >
repafred. Tills ls 11 modern , well built
homi ? . I-rfH Mxl42. Streets and alleys
paved nnd all paid for. Can glvo Im
mediate possession. Price , $5.300 ,
In Orchard Hill wo offer good seven-room
two-story house , lot 60x150 , all modorr
except furnace , only two blocks north car
line. Price , J1.500.
Either of these properties are cheap homes
well worth your consideration. Call am
lot UP ilrlvo you to them.
POTTER-SHOLES CO. . 310 Now York Life
RE-501-23
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A GREAT bargain , Inside property for
subdivision , good homes all around , clost
to car line , belongs * to nnn-roHldent , mus
be Hold. M. J. Kennard & Son. milto
310 , Ilrown block. UK 1 ! > 3
210 ACHES , well Improved. Polk county
sell or trade. Box 793 , Lead , S. R
UE -OT 20'
AHSTHACTS Ol'UTI.K. .
HARRIS Abstarct Co. , 423 Bee Building.
333
TirivKT llltOKKItS ,
CUT RATE railway nnd steamship tickets ; I
excursion tickets bought and sold. P. H.
Phllbln. new locations , 1309 nnd 1505 Far-
num. Est. 1SSD. Member G. T. B. Assn.
, 353
1IIOYCI.KS.
NEW and scond'hnnd bicycles nt half
price. Louis Fleschcr , 1C22 Capitol nve.
M-527
NE\V wheels , $15'ndhniid ; wheeU , $5 up.
Supplies & repairing. Omaha Bicycle To.
465
HAI.I.S FOIl HUNT ,
CREIOHTON Hai | and Mornnd's Academy ,
ISlii and Harncy , for balls , club and lodge
parties , conventions and nil social ftinc *
tlorn. both halls have been renovated
throughout. Morand , Lessee and Manager.
Hl-Nov
'
MP.D1LAI- .
LA Ol KS , harmless innntlily regulator .
cannni fall. Mrs. U. Rowan , Mlhvnuke" ,
WIs , MIHO N1G
1 > U. .MANSFIKLD'S rneTnthly rosulator tin ?
brought happiness to hundreds of nnx'.ous
women ; have nevrr had. a single failure ;
longest it < < rellovtl ( In two to five days
without fall ; no pain , no danger , no Inter
ference with work ; by mall or olllce. $2 ;
nil letters truthfully answered. The
Mansllcld RomiVly Co. , l 7 Dearborn St. ,
room C14 , ChlcnRO , III : ' ft7J ! ?
LADIKS. fhn Perlodleul Monthly Regulator
nevftr falls rnvlnoeyourself , write for
free lx > x. New York Chemical Co. . Hex
'ft , .Milwaukee. W'.F. B71-22 *
. Chlfhester's Ungltsh Pennyroyal
pllis are the best ; safe , reliable ; take no
othfr ; send 4c , stamps , for pnrtlculars ,
"Relief for Ladles , " In letter bv return
mal ! At drupclsts. Chlchester Chemical
Co. Philadelphia. Pa.
rPTfUU cured by national method : one.
person froIn evorv section. For partic
ulars address , Rational Co. , 503 Ann St. ,
Racine. NVIs.
TYPEWRITERS for rent. $1.00 per month.
The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co. , 1G25
Farnam St. Telephone 12S4. i 310
AVK RENT nnd sell the best typewriters
made ; largest stock of supplies In Omaha.
Unlicu Typewriter & Supply Co. , 1012 Far-
nam. 317
REMINGTON Standard typewriter and sup-
piles. 1619 Farnam. 3lg
THE Olive : Typewriter , visible writing ,
heaviest manlfolder and ruts the finest
otoncll ; see exhibit Liberal Arts bide. ,
Hreatetr America Exposition. Tel. 2279.
J. S. Stewart , Special Agent , 31S',4 S. Fif
teenth street , Omaha. 319
TYPEWRITERS , secondhand. 1116 Fnrnam.
' .150
SHORTIIAM ) AI ) TYIM3WIIITING.
A. C , Van Sanfs School. 717 N. Y. Life.
343
AT OMAHA Bus. CoUesc. 16th & Douglas.
314
BOYLE'S school ; court reporter principal ,
Ben Bldg. 345
VAN SANT'S night school of shorthand
and bookkeeping begins October 2 , Mon
day , Wednesday nnd Friday evenings ;
$3 per month for either branch ; touch
typewriting given special attention.M .
M 538
DIIRSSMAICI.VG.
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy. 2218 Daven
port. M C7D Nov. 5 *
lEHC'HANT tailor dress cutting , most
simple and perfect method In the world ,
taught by the Do Lamorlon Tailoring Co. ,
Brunswick Hotel , suite 10. 045 22 *
OSTROPATIIY.
JOHNSON , Ostcopathlc Institute , 515 N. Y.
I.lfo Bldg. , Alice Johnson , D. O. , ladles'
dcpt. ; Gld E. Johnson , oatoopathlst. mgr.
. M 353
Af. E. DONOHUE. D. O , , of Still school ,
Klrksvllle. Mo. , G04 Paxton blk. Tel. 1S67.
351
LOST.
LOST , Monday forenoon , Odd Follows'
charm. Maltese cross ct-hter of blue
enamel. Three links with F. L. T in
center of cross. Return to Bee otilce.
Lost-556 22 *
PAWMIIIOICUHS.
JEFFERSON Square Loan Office. 418 N. 16.
351
3AGLE Loan Office , reliable , accommodat
ing ; all business confidential. 1301 Douglas.
352
I'HYSICIA * .
DR. SHEPARD. 312 New York Life , spe-
claltle.s , catarrh and kindred diseases ;
consultation free at olllce or by mall.
Literature and question sheets sent
everywhere. til 537
MUSICAL.
MISS GEIL WHITE , teacher of planw
pupil of Wm. II. Sherwood. Studio 301
Sheely block. Reception days , Tuesdays
and Saturdays. 553 22 *
I.VSTHUCTIOXS IX I'AI.Vn.VG.
MRS. FLLA A. ITTNER. teacher of o f
and water color painting1 and clmreoa
drawing ; specimens of work atVJilt -
more'.s Art Store ; residence , 3002 Lake St.
terms moderate. Classes limited to live
STAMMI3IlIXfi AND STUTTBHIXG.
CURED , Julia Vaughn , 430 Ramge Bldg
361
XICKMO I'liAl'IXG.
BASE BURNERS , lamps nnd Chandeliers
replatcd. Omaha Plating Co. , Bee bids
357
LADIES' JACKETS , men's clothing , al
tered latest styles and cleaned. Max
Fogel , 307 S. 17th. M3S7 O29
SHIRTS to order from $1.50 to $3. ICelley &
Heydcn , men's furnishers , ICth and Chicago
Tit ere
HOTELS.
TRY the Henderson Hotel ; board and room
Jl.O ) per week ; gas\ steam heat and baths.
Ninth nnd Farnam Sts. 339
DI3XT1.ST.S.
DR , MITTELSTADT. room 331 B o building.
M-C54 Novl
SCHOOL ( ) ! ' LAXfilJAOH.
FRENCH , German. Spanish , $2 per month.
Prof. Chatelaln , 301 Boyd theater. 35S
FlHI.VlTini ; : I'ACICIXG.
M. S. WALKLIN , 2111 Cumlng , Tel. 1331.
80S
UOMMUHCIAL COLLUDES.
OM. Com'l Col. Rohrbough Bros. . 16&D'glas.
3CO
THI'XIC FACTORY.
TRUNK traveling bags , suit cases. Trunks
icpaired. Om. Trunk Factory , 12W Farniun.
3t2 ! Doc-14
1'IAXO Tr.ACllIXO.
MISS ELLEN ETHEL FREE , piano studio
2025 Howard. M370 24 *
CITV OI-TiriAL XOTICUS.
SC1IOOL niSTIlCT ELECTION.
Proclamation and notice to the < | iiulllcd !
electors nnd legal voters of the school ilia-
trict of Omaha , In the county of Dougl.i ? ,
In the state of Nebraska , of a general ek'C-
lion to bo held In said school district on
Tuesday , the seventh day of Novemb. r ,
U99. for the purpose of elc ilnK ( Ivo mem
bers of the Board of EduraUon of nald
Bchool dUrlft. to serve on Bald board from
nnd Including the llrst Monday In January ,
J900 , until the llrst Monday In January. 190,1.
To the nualllleU electors and legal voters
of the school district of Omaha , In the
county of Douglas , In the state of Ne.
braska , I , 11. J. IVnfold. preslilent of the
Hoard of Education of the rchool district
of Omaha , In the county of Douglas , In th
state of Nebraska , da Ibsue this , my proi lu-
matlon. and by virtue of the authority
vested In mo as such president , do hereby
glvo public notice to thqualltled electors
und legal \oter of the .school district of
Omnhn , in the county of I > ouglas. in 'hn
state of Nebraska , thftt a general election
will bo held in said school district on Tues
day , th Bf\onth day of Novumbc-r , H9) )
for tin- of - live
tinpuriise elei-tlng membprs
of the Ho.ir.1. of Educullon of said school
ill .ri'l : , 10u'vu en said boanl from and
Including the llrst Monday In Jttnuary JS'ji ' ) ,
until the llrnt Monday In Jun.iary. 19i : i
TlH poll uluill be open on the day of'tald
tlettlon ut eight ( M o'clock In the niurnlng
and shall lantlmic open until s'x ( Gi o'cluck
In the evening of ih < > tame day ut the re-
D-iti\e | voting places as follows :
FIRST \\'AUD
l-'Irst district , 1013 South Eleventh street ;
< < f.-0'ia dl 'r ! 17iM Siiutli Trivh
third illstr'rf Vni > 5 South Flftt.-titn
Fourth dl trl' t booth iL.r'h'-nct ooriifr
Eighth and Paolllc streets ; tlftb ilutrlct ,
17M South Tenth Jtreel ; sixth district , 2 > li
South Tenth street ; seventh district. 1201
South S'xth street ; eighth dlMrlct , beoth
m/rth side of Center street , between Fifth
und Sixth sircots.
SECOND WAUI ) .
First district. loKi l/cavnworth street ;
? ocond dLttrlct , SI3 South NlnHeentU street ;
thirl district. 2223 Leavenworth street ;
fourth district , northeast corner Klflucnth
and Wllllnms streets ; tlfth district , 1141
South sixteenth street ; s'.slli district. H2I
South Sixteenth Street ; seventh district. 2201
South Sixteenth street ; eighth district , 2332
South Twentieth stree : : ninth district , booth
northwest rorner Thirteenth nnd Valley
streets , tenth district , 170S Vlnlon street ;
flcveiilh district , 2107 Ylntnn street.
TIURIl WARD.
First district , 1117 Jackson street ; Second
district , booth north side of Ilnrncv , be
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth , on
vacant lot ; Third district. 110 North Thlr-
eentli street ; Fourth district. Sll North
'Iflfunth street ; Flltn district , rmotll
out h west corner Fifteenth and Hurt
IreetHj Sixth district , booth northeast
corner Twelfth and Jackson streets ; Sev-
nth district. 3n ; > South Twelfth street ;
Ilgbtli district , 1120 Capitol uvenup ; Ninth
llstrlet. lam Chicago street ; Tenth district ,
01 South Ninth street.
FOfRTH .WARD ,
First district. IGlo Caplml avenue ; Second
ll lrlct. 2307 Davenport street ; Third dls-
rlct. booth north side Davouporl , between
rwonty-fnurth nnd Twenty-tlflh . streets ;
ourth dl lrlet. Iron booth , Farnam street
mil Twenty-llftb avenue ; Fifth district ,
712 Fnninm street ; Sixth district , 422
South Eighteenth street ; Seventh district ,
ron booth corner sWontcentU nnd l.eav-
ciuvorth streets ; Eighth district , nnotli
outh s > ble of Harney street , between
Pwoniloth and Twenty-fourth streets :
Ninth district , Iron booth east side of
Twenty-sixth street , 200 feel south or
) ewcy uvenue.
uvenue.FIFTH WARD.
First district , booth east side of Sherman
ivenue , oppositeManderson street ; Soconit
llstrlet. 2vr > Sherman avenue ; Third dls-
rlcl , 2C12 Sherman avenue : Fourth dlstrlet ,
SOI Sherman avenue ; Fifth district. 1SWI
Lake street ; Sixth district , Ililfi North
Cluhteenth Btreet ; Seventh district. 171 ! >
Nicholas street. .
SIXTH WARD.
First district , northwest corner Thirtieth
nnd Ames avenue ; Second district , 4irJ
North Fortieth street ; Third district. IS10
Military avenue ; Fourth district. 3701 North
Thirtieth street ; Fifth district , , .nans North
Twenty-fourth street ; Sixth district , booth
southwest corner of Twenty-eighth avenue
iml Corby street ; Seventh district , 11110
North Thirty-third street : Eighth district ,
booth northeast corner of Twenty-seventh
md Burdette utrccts ; Ninth district , south
east corner Twenty-seventh and Franklin
Btreets ; Tenth district , 1EI07 North Twenty-
fourth street ; Eleventh district , 1 > 21 North
Twenty-fourth street.
SEVENTH WARD.
First district , 2711) ) Leavenworth street ;
Second district , 1312 South Twenty-ninth
avenue ; Third district , 3101 Lincoln nvemio
( Center street ) ; Fourth district , 2322 South
Twenty-ninth street ; Fifth district , booth
northeast corner Twenty-ninth and Hickory
streets ; Sixth district , booth northeast
corner Twenty-ninth street and Poppleton
avenue.
EIGHTH WARD.
First district , 1318 North Twenty-fourth
street ; Second district , 2001 Hamilton strc"t ;
Third district , Iron booth at northeast corner -
nor Twenty-sixth and California streets ;
Fourth district , 2522 Cuming street : Fifth
district. 2123 Cumlng street ; Sixth district ,
Iron booth , Twenty-tlrst , between Cans and
California streets ; Seventh district , 91 'A
North Sixteenth street ; Eighth district ,
booth southwest corner of Seventeenth and
California streets.
NINTH WARD ,
First district , Iron booth southwest cor
ner Thirty-second nnd Cumlng streets ; Second
end dlsUlct , Iron booth northwest , corner
of Fortieth and Cumliig streets ; Third dis
trict , iron booth northwest corner of For
tieth nnd Farnam streets : Fourth district ,
Iron booth north side of Davenport street ,
one-half block west of Thirty-second street ;
Fifth district. Iron booth northeast corner
of Thlrty-llrst .avenue and Farnam street ;
Sixth district. Iron booth northwest corner
of Twenty-ninth avenue and Leavenworth
Street.
( Signed. ) II. J. PEN FOLD ,
President Board of Education.
Attest : J. M. G1LLAN ,
O20 e&sl2t Secretary.
RAILWAY TIM 13 TAllLi : .
UUF.LINC5TON & Mis
souri Ulvcr Railrond-
"The Burlington Rout. ; "
General Olllces , N W
Corner Tenth and Fnr
ms nam StrPKs. Tlckpt
Office IBM Farnam
_ Street. Telephone , 250.
De pot Tenth and Mason Streets , Tcie-
phoneSlO.
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln , Hastings and
McCook . . v---a , 8:40 : am a 7:40 : pm
Lincoln. Denver. Colorado
rado , Ulah. California. a 4:25 : pra a 3:56 : Dm
Lincoln. Black Hll/s.
Montana & Puget
Bound . a 4:25 : prn a nm
Lincoln Local . a 7:00 : pni am
Lincoln Fast Slail . 3:00
a : pin alO35 aic
Denver. Colorado. UtaJi
a7:30am :
CHICAOO , BURLINGTON
& Qulncy Railroad "The
Burllng'.on Routo" Ticket
Olllce. 1502 Farnjin st
Tel. 250. Depot Tenth
Chicago Spec-
clal a 7:45 : am
Vcstlbuled Bx.a 5.U5 pm
Chicago Express . a 9:30 : am
Chicago & St. L. Ex. . . . a 7:45 : pm
Pacific Junction Local. , ulO:45 : am
KANSAS CITY , gt Jo-
Railroad ° * ? "The .9.u"cll Burling Bluffs
ana Mason Streets Telo
phone , 310.
Leave. Arrive
Kansas City D.\y Ex . . .a fl:30 : am a B ' 45 pro
Kansas City Night Ex..alO:15 : rm a o'tt ) am
St. Louis Flyer for St.
Joseph and St. Louis , .a 455 ; pm. all:15 : am
a Dally.
. ST7 PAUL"
Minneapolis & Omaha
Knllwny "The North
western Line" Genera
Olllces , Ncbruaka Divl
Blon , lath 'and Webste
- , et8City Ticket Onico
HOI tarnam St. Telephone , CC1. JJepot , lot !
and Webster Sta.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Express ( for
Sioux City. St. Paul &
Minneapolis ) . a. 8:00 : am
3irmlm Parsenger . . . a 7:00 : pm
uiair. Emerson , Eloux
City , Ponca , Hartlng-
ton and l > loomlleld..b 1:00 : pm bI210 ; Dm
No. 2 Twin City L't'd..a 6 ; 5 pm
No , 1 Omaha Limited. , . a 0:00 : am
a Dally , b Dally -ixcept Sunday ,
. ISl7
Paclllc Railroad
"The Great Rock Isi
and Route. " CUv Tick
et Olllce. 1323 Farnam
Street. Telephone. ?
S5.P9 > & Maso
,
Btreets Telephone.
Des Local" . . a 7WVn ?
Denver , Pueblo and
and and Chicago . a 7:25 : pm a
Colorado & Texas Flyer.a 6:4U : pm H
o Dally b Dylly exceot Sunday
u Dally t ! > - " . ; exc-cii ; Sunday.
atrecta. Telpchono 629
Leave. Arrive.
Bt. 'Louis "Canon Ball"
Express , a 4:50 : pm a 8:3J : am
u , Dally
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAuT-
roaa Omaha. Kansas city
'i ' & Eastern Rallrajn "Th
Uulncy Route"-Tck.t ! or-
nee. 1415 Farnam Street
Telephone. 322. Depot , Tcntli I
and Mason StreeU Tte. | '
phone. C23.
Leave. Arrive
St. I/ouis Cannon Ball
: Express . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .a 4:59 : pm a S33 ; im
Kansas City And Qulncy
Local a 7:15 : am a 8:50 : pm
a Dal.v.
S1ISSOURI PACIFIC RAILroad -
road General Ofllces and
Ticket Offices Southeast Cor
ner Hih und Douglas Bts.
Telephone. 101. Dupot. 16th
and Webster Sets. Telephone
'
. . . . . Leave. Arrive.
St. LouU-nnKsas Sc
Neb , Limited u 3:00 pm aJ2:55 pm
K. C.-Bt , L. Express. . .a ! > : W pm a 6:00 : am
Nebraska Ioca I viab
Weeping Water , . . -b 6:05 prrt a 9:45 : am
a Dally , b Dally except Sunday ,
FOSSIL FINDS IN THE ROCKIES
Recent Discoveries in the Geological Won
derland of Americai
COUNTRY RICH IN , ANCIENT .BONES
°
K lrlil 1,1horn uf ( be i\ttfdUlbii ln i >
IlieVllilrrneiHn uf Wj omliin | j"yt
Id oner uf Inlaitit Xrn * nnd
IltiKC Aiiimnl" .
The stale of Wyoming Is n geological won
derland , wrllrn louls E. Van Normnn In
tlui _ Independent. H is new land , tho'n'cwrat
laud on the continent , geologically npcnUIn } : .
In Uio prehistoric ngcs , but nearer to the
limp of the ndvctil of man thnn that at
'
wiil'cli any other American land appeared ,
It not after his advent , thla part ot the
Uuitpil StiUcs nroso out of the prlmdval
waters. Upfro this time there had been
nn Inland sea , or several seas , over all
western North America from the Quit of
I'oxlca clearuuwnrd , to the Arctic ocean ,
'ho outllncH of this primeval sea can be
-aced almost nil over the great plains
irougli the Dakotas , Montana , Wyoming.
'oloraJo , Arizona nnd New Mexico , by the
rssll remains which nre scattered throiiKh-
ut this vast area In great profusion. The
nng ages suboeuucnt to this uprising of the
and , the mreozolc tlmo of the geologist ,
uivo also left rich deposits to mark them ,
roni the lltllc Invertebrate ammonites to
1c glntit vertebrate dinosaurs of the Jurassic
go , Uio largest land animals that over lived.
The natural surface formations all through
Ills vast region are magnificent from a
cento point of vlo\v \ and marvelous from
ny stamliolnt. The Had Lands , or lava
ehls of Dakota , the geysers , boiling springs
nd vividly colored rock formations or the
Yellowstone national park , the tremendous
anyons through which the great Tlvers
.avo cut their way to the ocean , the nlkall
akca and deserts and the rich mineral
vcalth so conparatlvely near the surface
all Iheso' attest the youth of the earth's
rust at this point nnd Indicate some of th
narvclous transformations which are being
oasolcssly carried on In nature's vast lab
oratory.
Sfnall wonder , then , that this region Is
ho paradise of the geologist. A number of
scientific expeditions have explored these
dalns notably tliu early ones of Dr. F. V.
laydcn , from 1S34 to 1S5 ! , and those of
Vofessor Marsh In the early seventies. The
after made inoro thnn twenty trips aeroso
ho mountains and discovered more than
200 new species ot animals , But the fossil
fields of Wyoming scorn to le practically In-
cxjinustlblc. For. the past two .qr thxoo year.s
? rof. Heed of the University of Wyoming
has "been prospecting through6ut the eta'tn
and last year he made several highly Im
portant discoveries. About ninety -miles
northwest of Larainle he came upon the
jones of the most colossal nnlmnl ever taken
from the earth's strata. This was a huge
dinosaur , a , monstrous llzzard , vneasurlng
over 120 feet In length , the petrified skeleton
alone , It Is estimated , weighing moro than
40,000 pounds. The labor of removing this
giant Is so enormous that the skeleton Is
still In KB natural resting place , but It Is
calculated by the university authorities that ,
by next sprint , they will be entirely.exca
vated ,
OrKiitilziiUoti mid Euiiliiiitcitt.
What is without doubt the most thoroughly
"organized scientific expedition wj lch has
ever entered our great western domain haa
just finished its field labors. Led by Prof.
W. C. Knight of the University of Wyoming ,
eighty scientists , mostly professors ot geol
ogy from the great universities 'and colleges
all flvcr tbo country and their assistants ,
have spent "forty days In the wilderness"
exploring , examining fossil exposures a > nd
gathering specimens.
The expedition was thoroughly organized
and equipped. Seventeen teams , with tents ,
paraphernalia and provisions , with seven
cooks and a dozen cameras , left Larainle.
the seat of the State university , on July 20.
Three secretaries , Prof. Collier Cohb of the
University of North Carolina , Prof. E. H.
Barbour of the University of Nobraflka ami
the writer , kept a systematized account of
what was being done and gave Information
to the press of the more Important finds.
Everything poEslblo was done to secureox -
HAIIiWAY TIME TAIJLES. .
FREMONT.
& JIbaourl Volley Rail ,
road "The Northwestern
Line General Offices
United States National
Bank Dldj } . , Southwest
Corner Twelfth and 'Kr-
nam Streets. Tlclcet olllce. 1401 Farnam
Street ; Telephone , 6G1. Depot. < * 15th land
Webster Streets. Telephone , 1458 , .
Lcave. Arrive.
Black Hills. Dcndwood , - ' ( . <
Hot Sprlnga ai3QO : proa 6:00.prn :
Wyoming , Casper nnd
Douglas d 3:00 : pm - d 5:00 : pm
Hustings , York , David
City , Superior , Geneva ,
Exeter and tewarU..b ) 3:00 : pm b 6:00 pm
Norfolk , Verdlgre and
Fremont b 7:30 : am blO:25 : am.
Lincoln , Wahoo and
Fremont b 7:30 : am blO:25 : am
Fremont Local c 7:30 am
a Dally b Daily except Sunday , c Sun
day only , d Dally oceot Saturday.
iciiicAGo & . "NORTH-
western Railway "The
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket onice , 1401
Farnam Street. Tele
phone. GC1. Depot , Tenth
_ _ snd Mason Streets. Tele ,
phone , C28 ,
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chicago Spe
cial , a 60 : nm au53 ; pm
Boone Passenger b 3:40 pm blO10 am
Eastern Expreaa , Des
Molne.s , Marshalltown ,
Cedar Rapids and Chicago
cage . ! , alO:55 : am a 4:03 : pm
Eastern Limited , Chicago
cage and East. . . . , a 4:55 : pm a 4:05 : pm
Fast Mall , Chicago to
Omaha . , a 2:45 : pm
Omaha-Chicago Special.a 7:30 : pm a 8:00 : am
Fast Mall 8:30 atn
a. Dal y b Daily except Sunday.
B1OUX CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad "The Northwestern -
western Line" General
CJtllccjj. United Slates
National Bank Building.
H. W. Corner Twelfth
and FanmmStrefcd. .
. . , . - - . Olllce. 14in Farnam Street , Tele ,
piiciiie , iil. Depot , Tenth and llason
Btreeta. Telephone , C29.
Leave. Arrive.
Sioux City. Mankatn &
St. Paul , Minneapolis .a D:50 : am a 8:15 : nm
St. Paul. M'nneapolls ' ,
Mankatn & Sioux City.a 525 ; pm nJlQO : pm
Sioux City Local a 8:00 : am a 4:30 : pm
a Daily.
UNION I'AOIFIC-"TIIIQOVRH.
land Route"-aereral Ofllcea ,
N. B. Cor. Ninth and Tarnain
Streets. City Ticket Ofllcc. 13W
Farnam Street. Telephone
SIB. Depot , Tenth nnd Mason
Btreel * . Telephone. < sa.
Leave. Arrive
The Overland Limited..a 8:20 : am a 7:15 : nm
The Fast Mall a 8:45 : am a 3:30 : prn
The Colorado Special..ull:55 : pm a 6:30 : pm
Lincoln , Beatrice and
Htromsburg Exprcbs . .b 1:33 : pm b 1:05 : pm
Pacific Express a 1:25 : pin .1 6:30 : am
Columbiu Local b 7:30 : pm b 9:30 : am
South Omaha Pass. leaven , b 0:20 : u in.
a 10:10 n. m. ; 3:05 : p. in. ; b 4:10 : p. m. Ar
rlvi-H. a 7:15 a. m. ; 10:15 a. in. : b 3:40 p. m
a 5:25 : p m.
Council liluffo Local Leaves liKO : a m
0:4(1 : ( a. m. ; 7:15 : n. m. ; 7:00 : . m. ; O.-S" ) a. ' m
10:15 : a. m. ; HUG p. m. ; 2:15 : p. m. ; oXO : p m <
3:10 : p. m. ; 1.V : p. m. ; 5:2. : ' ) n. m. ; 5:65 : p n !
7:30 : p. m. ; b:15 : p. m. ; 10:30 : j > . m. 'Arrives
6:20 : a. in. ; i:50 : n. m. ; i > a. m. ; SI5 : a. in.
10lu : a. m. : lu:30 : u. m. ; 3:05 : p. n. . ; 4:05 : p m
4:10 : p. m. ; 4:3) : p. in. ; 5:55 : p. m. ; 0:30 p. m
7:30 : p. m. ; > > :5ii : p. m. ; 11 p. m. ; 11.55 n. ni.
a Dully , b Dally except Sunday :
CHICAGO , MILWAUKEE &
Bt. Paul Railway City
Ticket Olllce liOl Farnam
Sticet. Telephone. 231. De
li > ; , Tenth and Mason Bis.
telephone. C29.
Sii Leave. Arrive.
Cliltigo { < Llmltd Ex . . . .a7:35pm : n , : iS am
Cfllcuj-o & oniulM Ex . .bllM : am b 3:5j : um
Bleu * City ADtu Molnee
r > " , ; ; blliOOarn b 8:55 : pw
ccllpnt and pcrmanrnl record of the results
of the trip. Kor the photographer * dark
room , or , more properly , n dark
tenl , was provided , and every ne\v
move and scene was recorded
on i dozen plat . The route lay through
southern and western Wyoming , with the
grand canyon of the I'.latte river as the
chief , objective point from n ncenlc point
of view ,
The progress of the party has been sy -
UnlnMlully planned befornliand. tto take
place EO Uml tlio fcmlls might be found In
order , frm the lower to the higher , from
lovcal Invertebrate to highest vertebrate.
Ammonites , baculltcs , beleninltea but there
is no tiao going over the lint of clen-
tlflc names. Mnny beautiful mid nlmrfit
rerfect specimens of these mollusks were
found nnd Ehlpped back to the various
universities \\hcsc reprcsentntlves were
with the parly. A number of slabs of car-
botilfurotis samlMono were obtained with
sllpple marks and very bceiutlful Impres
sions ot leaves on them , BOIIIO of the latter
as exquisitely limned im though carved with
anfngraver's tool or cut by the photoR-
rapher'H lens. Of course , however , the
gnat objective of the trip was the vertfl-
brato rcnulns , found llrst at Lake ( " 01110 ,
Aurora , In the massive ledges of sandstone
which.rlfo In successive tiers nt thla point.
The landscape seemed familiar to UR as we
cnhiped at the foot of the ridge ono hot ,
dusty evening nt about C o'clock. Then we
remembered. Professor Mnreh look out his
great dinosaur ( now in rcatoratlon at Yale )
oin this exposure nnd afterward painted
10 suroundliiRs. The dinosaur was
A Mlulily I.Unril ,
'hoso reiiialtin are found plentifully peat-
ereil throughout the cretaceous and Jurassic
nland seas of Wyoming. It was probably
land animal , though possibly It lived
mphlblously on land and on frrsh water
wamps , and perhaps even along the Hhorcs
t the fjilt oceans. Prof. HIV | . in speaking
f the monster discovered by him last year ,
aid :
"An accurate Idea of ft living dinosaur Is
traetlcally out of ( lie question. According
o my oplulcn I should fay that the nnlmnl
now being brought to light weighed In life
ibout elxty tons , that he had a neck thirty
eet In length and a tall perhaps sixty feet
n length. Ills ribs are about nine feet In
eiiRth and the cavity of his body , with the
ungs and entrails out , would have made a
lall thirty-four feet In length , sixteen feet
n width nnd arched over probably twelve
ect In height. Such a space , If properly
arranged , would scat at least forty people. A
round steak taken from the hum cf the
animal would have been at least twelve
cct In diameter , or moro than thirty-five
eet in circumference , and would have had
% solid bone lu Uio nilddlo twelve by four-
oeu 'Inchco , with no hollow for marrow.
V set of tout in cavalry could easily have
Idilou < abreast 'between his front and hind
egsprovided he had not objected. Every
Imo Bo put his foot down It covered moro
ban a square yard of ground and must
lave- fairly shaken the earth. The small-
icss of the head of this animal Is n peculiar
thing. I should say that the head of this
iilghty dinosaur was probably not larger
than a ten-gallon keg. He must have been
n very-'sluggish creature , as his brain cavity
would .certainly not warrant the belief that
that organ weighed to exceed four or live
pounds. " '
Oilier Freak * .
RemaUis of a number of other animals ,
mostly reptiles In tbelr nature with a few
primitive mammals and 'birds are to bo
bund In great profusion in these mesozolc :
beds of the west. It is believed by scien
tists that these animals Inhabited the an
cient lakes and swamps by the myriads
and , In dying , sunk In the mud. Their
bones were covered over with other de
posits nnd became petrified. All through the
long geological ages they lay sinking deeper
and depper , until icovored with perhaps 20-
000 or 30,000 feet of solid rock. Then , in
the titanic process of tbo birth ot the Rocky
oiouritalns , the great surface "beds were
tilted and twisted and bent upward , and ,
by erosion , the bones nro brought to light.
Owing to its masslvcncss and ImrdncfS
the bone most frequently found In the case
of almost all fossil animals Is the femur ,
although rlb , skulls and vertebrae are also
plentiful. Tlio second day cf the camp at
Aurora the expedition icamo upon its first
dinosaur bones. Mr. Edqulst and his as-
? lstaiUs. of Gustavus Adolphus college , Min
nesota , discovered a great femur , six and n.
half feet long , which they wcro able , by
arduous and protracted labor , to excavate
without much damage. A number of others
bojies of all descriptions were obtained
on tha expedition , the lull value of which
cannot. , bo accurately estimate- ! until the
pclcntistB.1 return to the laboratories and bo-
Sin diS''woVk ot .restoration. Quito au In
teresting and valuable collection of mineral
specimens wcro also secured. There was n
taxIdcrmlBt with the party , nnd ho can
show a fine sot at specimens ot the bird llfu
encountered on the trip. Mr. J. E. Cameron
of Co'o college , Iowa , acted as botanist to
the expedition nnd went homo laden with
a collection of the rare and beautiful ( low
ers which K row the prairies and deck the
mountain uliltu.
As a camping : trip what a splendid , de
lightful SUCCCPS It was. Thtt fine , tonic air ,
tha magnificent ecenery , all the charms nf
outdoor life , In the finest game and fish
country In the world , made the- days pass
hilariously and full of enjoyment.
Mvrly SiMirf.
In closing I cannot resist the temptation
to relate a llttlo Incident , As tlilo Is "on"
the narrator as well as others , I presume
ho will bo pardoned for the telling. Let me
preface the story by ( toying that up to the
time of the occurrence I refer to our ac
quaintance with coyotes , those small wolves
of the western plains , had "been coudnod to
hearing thorn howl most dismally and blood-
curdlnsly at about 4 o'clock in the morn
ing not BO very far from the tent. The day
I speak' , three of the party a man from
California , n man from Minnesota and the
writer , who hails from the "effete east , "
wore exploring an old unused coal mine , In
deed , only a hole in the ground where the
railroad had been prospecting for coal , Tha
California man had n. SprlnKllold rifle nnd a
belt fairly bristling with cartridges , the man
from .Minncnota wn equipped with a double-
barreled whotgun and the other fellow
had B six-shooter In his hip pocket. As wo
crept along the low gallery o low In plscca
that wo wcro almost forced to go on nil fouro
suddenly there was a terrible howl which
echoed throughout the narow spaces till It
eoundod HKe a whole legion of demoiiH
and something white and furry , with gleamIng -
Ing cyra and red jmvu , dashed by UH out
toward the entrance to the mine. The
mighty hunters , guns , revolvers , and nil
tumbled over ono another In headlong rout.
Thu revolver went off promptly , with the
result of causing the armor platlni ; pardon
the stiff corduroy trousers of the deponent
to be bent outward like the armor nn the
ill-fated Maine , Upon our hurried exit
wo wplfd a very tmall coyote , probably
much nioro frightened tban we rscuddlng
off over the plain. Then we redeemed our
sportsmanship. Three firearms rang out
Mmultancously though what was accom-
pitched by the sbutKini and the revolver U
IB hard to determine and Mr. Coyote went
to Join the great company of former citizens
cf Dearth whoso bleached nkelctons whiten
the"trail from Wyoming to Utah.
MlnNiiiir ! .Town I ndcr ( liiarnnlliii- .
OALKNA. Kan. , Oct. 21. Mayor Allen today -
day promulgated a quarantine against Jop-
llu , Mo. , whure , hu allege * . I here exlsta
twenty-five c c of smallpox. ' The MemphlR
end 'Frisco railroads have been ordered to
[ hiop at Oalena and Mayor Allen lias appealed -
pealed to Governor Stanley for protection.
LOOK FOR FORTUNE IN ZING
Uncqiuled Activity in Minim ; Circle * it
Southwest Missouri ,
PEOPLE FLOCKING IN BY THOUSANDS
Vnlur oTlitr linn Alumni llnulilcd
nnd ' 1'liln Pnct In llm | > nitNll > lo
for ( lit limit Iiitrroxt Arimncil
HUlorj ( lie o ( .Milieu.
In scenes of excitement and ltt
lerctt the 'boom' ilnys which come to evorj
mining c. mp , Joplln , Mo. , now enjoys th
distinction of behiR about the llvcllwt town
In lite middle wept , " pays Charlcn h.
Thomas who had just returned from a
short buslners trip to the Mlnuourl clly.
"Joplln , nnd Us tributary towns of Webb
City , Ualcn.i , Cartcrsvllle ami Carthage , are
all flotirlshlliK little cities and arc the ce n-
merclal Centers of the zinc and lead inln-
IIIB districts cf southwest Missouri. In their
tinmcdlnto vicinitythe greater part of the
world's production of zinc Is initial. The
rapid Increase in the value of zinc within
the part few months during which time It ,
has doubled In value IP responsible for the
grrnt activity In Joplln and surrounding
towns.
"AH the. characters attracted by etorlea
of fabulous wealth to bo gained by tbo
zlno miners , and who usually Hock to n
mining camp ot any description , are. to bo
found In Joplln. Some ot them have inotipy ,
but moro frequently the 'boomers' are suf
fering from a limited po-wssloii of this ne -
eRsary article. In the towns , however , money
Is frco and easy. The bar-rooms arc runiilnR
three nnd four shifts during the day and
night , short hour shifts being neccsmry lest
the men who deal out the liquid refresh
ments bocpme physically disabled from
overwork , ( iambllng Is run wide open , and
the click of the chips Is. hoard at every
corner.
"Whllo I was In Joplln It was practically
Impossible to get a bed , ami the ; hotel land
lords were Voppltig' out all kinds ot coin.
People nro living In tents and nro glad to
accept any kind of shelter. One thing 1 no
ticed was the presence of a Rmit many
most of whom are
well-to-do young men ,
tha sons of wealthy easterners , who are
out In MlFBOiirl Investing their wc.ilth and
they nro 'being shown' everything they
want. Thcro nre many Ocnaha people
there , E. A. Benson , A. C. Foster , Ed Howell -
ell and Frank Carmlchacl being among ; the
number.
"It Is not generally known , but Is a fact
that Missouri produces nearly three-fourths
of iho zinc consumed In the United States.
The principal output cornea from the two
cotmtlea of Newton ntul Jasper , in which
are located Webb City , having a popula
tion of fi.OOO ; Oalena , 10,000 ; Joplln , 28,000 ;
Cnrtcrsvllle , 4,000 , and Carthage , 8,000.
Thcso places nro connected by street cars ,
and with the population adjacent there Is
a total reaching about 03,000.
Ileppiit Uldeovcrlen ,
"Tho zinc mines ot Missouri are only re
cent discoveries. Fifteen years ago the slto
Of the principal mince ot Webb City wan
offered , for $15 per acre , but the wife of the
owner refused to sign the deed. Now the
royalty on forty acres of this tract amounts
to $50,000 per year at the rate ot 7 % per
cent. On tlila same mineral belt there are
slnglo-ncro loU of 200 feet square that have
produced In royalties , with no expcnao to
the owners , over $100,000. A single mine ,
nlno years ago , sold for $325. Three years
ago It sold for $14,000 , and the present own
ers have Just refused $000 per aero for the
forty acres.
"At .Galena , about ten miles from Webb
City , the entlro tract was traded for a pony
not many years ago. Eight acres of thla
have paid the owner a royalty ot over $200-
000 nnd nn olRhty-acro tract adjoining has
made the owners Immensely rich , having
paid them over $500,000 royalty. This la by
no means the exclusive territory of the cor
poration and the mining capitalist. It liaa
been well named , 'Poor man's country and
the rich man's paradise. ' Without exception
every dooryard Is a dump pile a shaft in
the center , with rope and windlass. Shafts
are worked at a profit on lots 25x100 feet.
"Tho production of zinc ere In the Joplln
region has responded well to the active do-
tnund and high price * and has shown a very
considerable Increase. For the thirty-six :
weeks of the present year up to September
9 "tho quantity of zlno ere marketed was
2C8,021,500 , pounds , an Increase of CO,100,300
pounds , or 21 per cent over the correspond
ing period o 1808 , Thl output represents
about 110,000 short tons of ppeltor and Indi
cate * : a very largo output of the metal ,
Prices of ere have been well maintained nnd
the producers have generally adhered to the
schedules adoptad by tha Missouri and Kan-
KUS Zinc Miners nnHodatlon. The nttompta
of the smcltert ) to break down the associ
ation have not been successful , and Its rates ,
based on thu ( idling price of spelter In St.
Louis , practically govern the market ,
"Lead ere has not Increased its output la
the same proportion that zinc has. The
demand for property In this region Is still
very active and sales of ere landH to out-
( ilderB are numcroua. Owners of land and
leusecs are realizing high prices. Buyers ,
Indeed , secmi to bo exercising very little
discrimination , and while como are doing
well others will find themselves owners of
barren wastes or worked-out tracts when
the boom IB over. There Is nl o much risk
of overcapitalization ot many of the mining
companies.
Many .Mlnex C'liim-il -iiiiiirnrlly. .
"Tho Miners' association JIUH cloved down
SO per cent of thu zinc mines and Intends
to keep them closed for at leaat thirty dayi
or until the mneltcrs pay the price. Qxeil
for ore $43 $ for top-grade . Several sineltcTii
have already cloned down , and , under tha
circumstance , it la probable that moro will
have to do the snir.o thing , as the quantities
of ere on hands are light. In consequence ,
higher prices nro asked , but consumers have
not BO far entered the market to any great
extent. AH ouppllcs are no limited , ilia
probabilities are that higher values will be
established ,
"Joplln will hold a Hired , fair opening on
tlm 23d , which promised to bo the largest
nnd best organization of any held lu the
west this year. The two fair iiianugero are
well known In OmAha. George I ) . Nickels ,
who lookn after the Elks' Interest , wni
manager of Mnnawa for one ucation , and
Mrs , Hattlo McCall-TravlH , who IH ttflslat-
ant maiiiiger , and who Is also getting up
the flower paradela the woman who man
aged the Flower parade ftatlvltlcH nt tha
'fi-annnlsslbslppl Exposition In Omaha laat
year.
"Tho electric fountain , which wan In tha
lagoon part of this caaon , together with nlc
of K. S. Uundy's shows , will form part of
the Joplln Midway. The report that tha
street fair has be-on called off by rranon of
the appearance of wmallpox In the town , la
not true , .Mr. Oundy writes to a friend here.
Two cases nf smallpox have been discovered ,
hut the people are not at nil dl turbcd nnd
the festivities will be carried out according
to program. "
President King , I'T ' rr-cr a Dank , Brooklyn ,
Mich. , has lined DoWIU'u Llttlo Early Riser *
in hit , family for yearn. Sayu they are the
best. Tbe * > o fame < jn llttlo plllo euro con
stipation , bllloUEuere and all liver and bowel
tioubles.
T\vo Found Drmlty ItoiiilHlilr ,
LAWRENl'EBl'IKJ , K > - , Oct. 21.-Buck-
ner McKt-e , a prominent furmor. and Mrs.
John M WlUon. u widow , were found deid ;
by the roadside near tbl ? < -ly | tudny. Ilolh
had been phot , but whether II was a
ot murder or faukldo IB not known.