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    THE OMAIIA DAILY J5E: MOKhAV. JAXrAKY 21, 1001,
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Ail vrrtlseriipiitn for these cnlnniiii
Tflll r liilirti until IV! ni. for the
rirnliiK edition nml until Nat) i. 111.
for niiirnlnu nml Snnilny rilltlon,
Itntm, 1 l-'Jr it word firm Insertion,
1c it mini llicrcnfle r. .tintlilnic tnkrn
fnr lrs tlinn aflc fur the first Inser
tion. These nil vr rtlsrnirn t must lie
run poimrcntl vrly.
AilTtlsi-r, liy rriinrntlnR: n nuin
tierrd cheek, enn hnve nimtrrrn nil
lreeil to n numbered Irttrr In rnrr
if Tlir lire. Answers so nititresseil will
fir delivered on presentation of the
check onl)-.
wanted-mali: help.
WANTED, wo hnvis Ueady work for n few
good hdfitlcrn of good hatiltM and nppenr
nnce. C. F. Adams Co., 1G03 Howard St.
15I3L
HAniiER trndo tnught thoroughly In short
time, cntulnguo and particulars free.
Address Western Barbers' Institute,
Ornnhn, Neb. H 733
WANTED, Rood man to do cnnvnsslng In
the country', good pay for right man. Ad
dress E 4, Hee. " H-MIM
Ot'NO man attending school desires
plate to enrn board, Hoylcs' college, Tel,
IMI. U-M3S3 21
MEN or women to sell goods to city trade.
Hood pay nnd steady employment. Hlx
enbaugh & Co., Ware blk.
H-MI12 Maris
WANTED, nil experienced salesman to sell
overalls, shirts, jarkets, etc., on the mad
for the states of Nebraska and South Du
kota. Address a M, this ofllce.
H-MI21 2.1
WANTED, salesman traveling In Nebrisltn
to handle our Roods mm u side line. Hook
Island liroom Co., Hock Island. Ill
ll-MI'. 21
WANTED, men to learn barber trade; only
tight weeks required by our nilvnnt.tisest
special offer for ihlrty day; class jpens
February 1: Join now and complete for
spring rush; nosltluns given graduates:
make application at once; rntnlogtie rnd
particular mailed " free. Moler llarber
t'ollegu, l23 Fa man: St., Omaha.
ii-miccs
WANTED, experienced operators on shirts
and pants. Apply nt Byrne & Hammer
factory, 12th mid Howard sts,
H-M5M 21
WANTED, salesmen of Rood inMnM to
represent us In schools and colloget; no
cnnvnsslng. U 32, Omaha Hoe.
n-itt in
WAXTEII-FF.MAI.Il lir.l.l'
WANTED, 200 girls. iR2l Dodge,
Tel. 870.
O 7JJ
SO girls wnnted, Canadian olllcc, 1322 Douglas
C-710
WANTED, young lady nttondnnt.
220 U-n llldg.
Call nt
C-591
A BIUOHT young man or womnn to tnkc
shorthntul scholarship and pay for It when
i'OUt't;e Is finished unci position secured.
Address F IS, Hec. C-SH
COMPETENT girl for general houvewnrk.
2213 Sherman Ave. C 33
WANTED, girl for onico work. Ail Irr si
O 31, Hee. C- MI71
WANTED, competent dressmaker, rapiblc
of managing uresHmaklng ileparlme.it in
a Itrst-elasH store at Ciirson, Iowa. Ail
dress Cater & Oallowny, (.'itrsqn. Iowa,
giving cxptfrlenco and salary desired.
C-M4I2 25
YOI'NO lady to learn lnnHsaKo: permanent
position for right party. Apply 220 Hee
iikik. v rc-
WANTED. flrst-elasH hnlrilresser and maul
enrlst: SI2.IH) weeklv to start, steadv ::ol
Hon tn right party; Molar scholar given
prcfert nee; stato experlenco and refor
nice. Address O 60, Hee. C S!l 21
WANTED, liidtes tn lenrn ' balrdriHluu.
niiinlcurlug nnd tuclnl massags; 4 weeks
comn etes: constant nract ce: expert tn
slructlons;..j)o?ltloo,, guni-unteed: tools
furnished: rail or write for partlcflltw,
Molcr's Hnlrdrcsslng College. Ifi23 Fnr
Mm, Omaha. C Mti3 21
WANTED flood slrl for general lioilso
work. Apply 3003 Leavenworth.
C 130-10
WANTED, kitchen help nt Child Saving
insiuuie. Appiy 10 a. w. (jiarK, itnom
aifl Mcuague tiuiioing. c 471 10
fou nn.vr-nousEs.
IF you want your houses well rented place
llirin viiiii ii'iiuiu at -u, 1J 711
ALWAYS moving H. II.
omce, lSUVi Fnrnam St.
goods. Pianos
Tel. 1550 or SC3.
D-742
HOUSES for rent In nil parts of tho city
Urennnn-Lovo Co., So. 13th St.
D-743
HOUSES, slorei. Hcmls, l'nxton block
D-741
BKK Ill';iSUV U. rAYNIS, 001 N. Y, LIFE.
HOUSES, etc. K. D. Wend, 1621 Douglas''
D-710
HOUSES nnd .flats. Hlngwalt. Hnrkor"TTik
D-717
HOUSES wanted. Wallaco , nrown Hlk."
D-7H
HAHN. 2021 St. MaVy's Ave.
D-710
FOH HENT. bakery In first-class condition
largs storo room, continuous ovon. eto.:
also S-room house, with barn for 8 horses
nnd large WAKon shed; nit for $30.0) per
i,u..... ... . vuiuge mug,
D-IJ
Kit BEWAHD ST.. new live-room cottniro
fnr rent; good bntn nnd city water; roni,
OMAHA LOAN & THUST CO.', 16th and
N JOW 7-r o o m 1j ri c lc . m t r i c 1 1 modern, rnst
Ilivlnn l.lnoV rl -i
No, 1331 South 31st street, lust north of Hun.
ii-nm park, n nice, comfortable, g-room
modern house. Will bo put In good re
ER,r .f.'.rrJK.n M' J Ifennar.1 &
run, aiv uiuvtn uiuun U MS43
TWO smnll five-room cottages In the snmo
yard; city water In kitchen; In good con
K. a uai v- 4ui.ii uiT WUU JJiajt nil
D-9&N
4th, near Fnrnam! ten-room modern hous.
compietn in every respect; ten mfnutnj'
wniK 01 coiner or city; rensonab le renL
Omaha Loan & Trust
v.u lum und Doug
IBS HIS.
D-905-
1407 Decatur st., 7r,, 110.
JS10 Deentiir. 7r. inni1rn H
1514 S. 2$th st., 7r., nil modern, except fur
i!'Urt st,, 8. modern, except furnace. 12,
FAlfMK.K.NOX CO., 1ST FL. N. Y, LIFE,
U 4.12
B1X-HOOM cottage, CIS
Hoom 38. Ilnrker Hlk.
riereo. Inquire
-IIOOM house, all modern. 1435 N. 2oth St
u-413 2k
WHY pay rent when you can buy a norm
on monthly payments of W and up? W
1021 SO. 33tlt St.. 7 rooms, furnaco and bath
east front, lately vacated, low figure
per mo. J. II. Sherwood, 939 N. Y. LI
Ml 111,
. 120
Ife.
D-Mity 21
FOH IIH.NT-FUHM8IIF.II HOOJIS.
BTEAM-hentcd rooms at The Thurston.
E-733
DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Tamam,
IS
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, J6 up. liE3 St,
Mary's. E-M7J1 J29"
FOH RENT. 11 nlcly furnished front room,
ouin una east exposure, iimn iivi
Hocks of postoltlce; bath nnd use of tt-lo
pnone, Address f 1, nee. r; .aibui
10 N. 17TII ST., steam heated rooms.
E MHO F3
J201 DOUGLAS St.. choice rooms.
E-M503-2fi
FOR RENT, furnished room, with or with
out board, suitable for man and wife,
auutcss it, nee umce, Houtn umana.
E-M599 21
FURNISHED rooms. 1000 Crtnltol ave.
i:-M69t 20'
MO NORTH 25th street, cholco room, mod
em, private lamuy. its aim 1 si
ONE large, room, well furnlshoil; alio ona
smaller room, 1011th exposure; nil mndern
conveniences; prlvuto family. A'ldren
O 40, Uee. 1S-MS10 B
! I'tHMMIIEI) ROOMS A.M IlUAttll.
OLENC AIRN.translentMl.2j day. 1009 Doug
K il
The Mcrrlnm, Enod winter home. M ftpodjte
I'TOPIA. 1721 Davenport St.
F 733
THE PRATT, desirable rooms. Hot water
hent. F-181
ELEGANT large steam-heated front room-.
nun board, lJO capitci nv-, k mu -i
LARGE front parlors with board, also
smaller room; uasonnblis rates, ine nose,
roil HH.vr-sToREs AM) tiFricns.
HALL, 102 KO. llth, cor Dodgo at.
1 ziin i'
FOR RENT. More In firit-clnrs locatlw
rent reasonable. Appiv it, c;. i-eicrs
Co ground floor, Reo Bldg. I -'
FOR KENT, tho building tortnerly occupied
uy ine nee nt 913 Fnrnam street 11 hub
four stories nnd a basement which was
formerly mod m The Hoe prtss room.
This will ie rented very renonably. "
Interested apply at once to G. C. R03J
water, secretary, mom 10); Boa Butldlns.
jARQE double room In Continental block;
can ne matle .nto very deslrnbio omce ni
reception room for physician. WW ar
range to suit.
OMAIIA LOAN A- TIU'ST CO..
Kth & DoUGbfl Sts." . ...
I 1 on
HAI.L for rent, 102 H. llth, cor Dodfje.
l-Mli.F7.
STOHE, 212 S. 12th ft.
1-MC97 22
'Atir.Vl'S WANTED.
EVEHYHODY Is makln money: nra you?
we nave something exceptional ami saie.
able; workers Riiarantccd $S0 weekly. Ad
dress Dept. F, 41 Murray St., New York
J-MI1S
STOHACE.
PACIFIC StornRO and Warehouse Co., 012-
ii Jones, ccncral storage and forwarding.
-737
OM. Van Stor Co., 15114 Farn.
Tcls. 1550-S83.
-758
w..vn:n-To iiuv.
HOUSES to move. Wnllace. Drown Hlk.
fi TWJ
1
1IQHEST prices imld for furniture nnd
OIUKD, U. i.UVIIli;, 0M ,(. IQlll. AVI. t tit
N-373
WANTED to Huy. n King Charles, Hlen-
ii.'iiu ur uiiiKiuusc npiinieii atuiu mvnt
price. Ad:lresM O 31 Doe. N-133
WISH tn buy smnll drug store nml pnn'
tlco In town of 400 to 600 or opening lor
drug storo nnd doctor In eastern Neb.
G Brt, Hee. N-M F3 2l
D-HAND coupe, modern, good as new;
ensn transaction. Address u rs, nee,
N-M43C 25
SECOND-HAND furniture or hot wnter
neater, u 61, Hee, y r,2fi 31'
Foil SALE-FUHMTimi.
CHICAOO FURNITURE CO.. 1410 Dodge.
tci. jir.Tj. jvnu-ji .unanu rurntturu bougni,
sold, exchanged. O ,S2
IIEAI'TIFIM, bookcase, black enamel Led.
brass ornument-d, roller desk, chairs and
other nice furniture. CJ 40, Her.
0-M5I4 21-
I1ED room .ulte nnd dining room furniture.
lii .Norm 2ttn st. u M53 21
Oil SAI.E !IOUSF., VEHICLES, ETC.
IF YOUR wagon breaks down take It to
itnrry l-rost, 14 ti liwortu. 110 nxes 'em,
I 101
FOH HAI.K-MISCEI.I.AMSOUn.
HARD, nnd soft foundation piling; hog
leuces nnu criuuing. wi uougins. y ,k:
DHAND snfc chenp Derlght, 1110 Farnam,
Q-7C3
SAFES; buy, sell ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 So. 13.
Q-ittt
HERTFORD & CO.. 16th & llworth.
FURNITURE & UrilOLSTERTNO.
Q-3H
TIMOTHY hay nnd all kinds feed and coal
Monroe As Co, Q M41S
1 HAVE a mire permanent cure for warts;
no pain or scat; senu Ji anil a s-cont
stamp for mmllclne and full directions.
ueo, ivucera, western, ssco. .
Q-MI37-21
2DHAND boiler nnd engine, about 20 H-P.,
ror snio encap ni umann sarn nnu iron
worus, iu ao. 11m hi., uinaua. y boj
FOR SAI,E. new nnd secondhand soda
fountains; monthly payment. 8 H. Hlon.
mond, 436 bo. 24th Ht. q MS32 Fl'
llAltOAl.NB in 2d hand bicycles. S3 tin:
new wheels. SID up Omaha Bicycle Co.,
loin nnu vjmrngo his. y .mivi
MI'ST dispose of high gradn piano; terms
11 uesireo. inquiries nuswereu. Aunress,
.t a, nee. ij lai
INCUHATOHS. Send to tho Sure Hatch
tpcunator uo.. uiny uenter. .Neb., for n.
nanunomo iree cntnioguc. q-411
LEOAIi blnnks, hundreds of forms; mall
oruers linen; lawyers Uriels printed
Omnhn Mercury. Q M447 1
FOR SALE OR TRADE, n Ann tmnnmvl
magic mmem worm !, oniy useu a snort
time; suiiniHn ior lectures nnd other on
terlnlnments. Address F 63, Dee ofllce.
Q-M 170
COAL business for sale. Including tenma.
uiinuiuKH, uxiuruB, etc.; spientiin clinnce to
step Into n well established and nrontnbls
business; Invoice 6,000. W. f! rut ton, 72C
iN. . i.iio mug. W-.M459 21'
FOR SALIC, nine milch cows, some frosh;
iiiiu nimii tiiiviiiH nuiKcn, u uiui 11 years oiu
C. Carstensen Crescent, In. Q M473 21
CLAinVOVAXTS.
MRS. FRITZ, medium. S10 North 16th.
8763
MME.QLYMEH genulno palmist. 1605 Dodge,
016(1
KI.EGTIHC THEATMIS.NT.
ELITE parlors. 015 South ICth, second floor,
x 197 F-8
MISS MAE LESLIE, 619 B. 16tlt, 2d floor.
T M347 22
MME. AMES, 1615 Howard, 2d floor, room 1
inerm.ii uaiun. 1 ni-23
MAI1EL ORAY, S17 N. 15th st flat E.
T anos FIB'
I'EHNO.VAli.
DR. ROY. chiropodist; corns & superfluous
nair removeu uy ricciricuy. 11. y; yren
zcr urn. u 161
TURKISH bathr masfngo balhs. electric
tmtus, ior ihuii-b uiiij, sHiueu women
mnssngo operniors; nnesi aiiuipncii bnths
1., thA rltv.
Rooms U3 to 220 um illdg
uciiauu'ii uuiu vjompany,
U-76S
LIEHEN, theatrical, masquorado eostumer.
101S Fa.-nnm. U 760
vniVATE homo before, and during confine
mont; babies adoptri. Mrs. uurget, ;620
uurueiic. u 770
FRENCH accordion pleating; ivory rim but
tons: man oruorn. uir.uua I'leating co,
1524 Douglas, U 773
RAIUE3 and children cared for. S13 N. 23d,
U-M570 J26
SUPPI IE8 for all machines; machines for
rent, wnue newins .iacntnc, iu."0 Doug
lae, lei, uii, u aiu
PRIVATE hospital for ladles befora nnd
during oontlnement; bable.s adopted. 2304
Qrant 81. U 177
BEATF.8 sharpened. J5o.
Louh Fleschor,
1K3 cnpuoi ,ve.
U-M975
CHILDREN'S clothing made to order,
Infant ttir. nnd Indies' underwear 11
KpccUlty. &itUfactiou guaranteed, 1919
Hurt at. W-2.T.
IF your feet bother .you do not put off
until tomorrow uuying n. do:: or uo-no
ir.uy powaer. soui py an nruggists.
U-M195
Rl PTUHE cured; no knife, no pain, nn
(innger; senu tor circulars, empire itup
turo Cure, 932 N. Y, Life Uulldlng. Omaha,
u aim i' i-
I'r.nsovM..
VIAVI-Womnn's wnv lo henllh; rntlonnl,
wholesome htnc treatment .US Hee Mldg.
I Sr.u
HFY from the manufacturer. Hurkley En
vclopi. Co, Omaha. V-MIOOFIG
MO.M3V TO 1.0AUSR.I, ESTATE.
LOANS on etsle-.n Nebraska arid western
Iowa fnrtjs nt 5 per cent; borrowers enn
pay Jiw nr any multiple; nny Interest
date; i .clny. Hrennnu-Love Co.. 300
So, 13tb r Omaha, NeU W-T75
PRIVATE money, 5, 6U, C per cent; no d
lay. Garvin Hroi., Iflll Fnrnam. W-771
MONEY tn loan on Improved Omaha teal
estate. Brenn.m-Lovo Co., 300 So. llth.
W-778
$1,000 and upward to lonn on Improved city
property nnd fnrnn. W. Farnnm Smith Ac
Co., 1320 Fnrnam. W 778
WANTED, city loans, bonds nnd warrants.
Ueorgo Xi Company, 10)1 Farnnm street.
W-773
WANTED, city nnd farm loans; also bonds
nna warrants. 11 u, j'etcrs c t.o., wm
Farnam St.. Hee Illdir. W-7S0
MONEY to loan on farm ahd city propsrty.
lowest rates, u. f. uavis jo., 11m Knrnam
RIVATE money to loan. J. H. Sherwood,
. uue. v in
MONEY tn loan nt 8 and 5 per cent on
jmnnn property, w. u. .Mcmie, wi o. linn
V-72
IVE per cent money. Eomls, Pnxton block.
W-783
ll.rJ TO LOAN on real entato; call at onae.
j, Kcnnara t Hon, 310-311 umwn diock,
W-780
FIVE and one-half per cent loans. W. H.
1 nnmns, f irst iNntionni uanit nuuoing.
Tel. 1618. W-M8
AND r.H per cent loans. W. H. Thomn,
First Nnt, Hnnk building. Tel. 1648.
W-MSIf
PHIVATt. money. F. D. Wcad. 1&24 Douglas.
w III
MOXIiY TO I.OXy CHATTELS.
MOSKV TODAY.
Loans mndo lit amounts from 110 to $250 on
nouscnom furniture, pianos, rrorses, car
Itages, etc., without removal or on your
H-A-L-A-R-Y without security. All or b
part of the money may bo paid back t.ia
first mouth, or no part of It need be paid
back for several months. Each payment
made reduces the cost accordingly. . Em
ployers and neighbor know absolutely
nothing of our business relations. Peopls
who need money are Invited to coll and
get my terms and compurn them with
what others offer. Loans of other nom
panics may bo tranHforiort to mo. No
charge for papers. All business strictly
confidential. Quick eorvleo and lowest
rates guaranteed.
.t. w. T.vvr.on.
218 First. Nnt. Hnnk bldg., southost corner
iom unu I'arnnm ats. 'let. iw. , .....
X MSaj
... DO YOU NEED MONKY7
Wo loan JlO.ui) nnd up on furniture,
P'nnos. borseR nnd other chattels.
SALARY LOANS
Without mortgnge, to t)copte holding
permanent positions. You can get tho
money in a few hours nfter making ap
plication, nnd tnko 1, 2, .1. 4. 6, tl months
or more In which to nny It bnck, nnd
you need not pny for It'ono dny longer
than you keep It, Wo charge notnlnK
for papers nnd we give you tho full
nmount In ensh. There nro no lower
rntes than ours, our terms nro tho
cnslest, our business Is confidential
nnd our motto is "try to please.
Omaha Mortgage Loan Co.,
119 Honrd of Trado Hldg. Tel., 2J9j.
(Established mi). 306 So. 16th St.
MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE
AT CHEAPEST RATES IN CITY
AN OPPORTUNITY to tako ndvnntngo of.
we mnko no startling, sensational an
nouncements of rate "cut In two." We
don't do business that wny: neither does
nnybody else. OUR REDUCED RATES
ARE THE LOWEST. You can borrow on
your personal Note, without Mortgnge,
Indorser. or Publicity. Our Special Pay
ment Plan surprises them nil nnd soon
gets you out of debt. Very qulot Ofllce.
easily found. Come nnd sec us.
AMERICAN LOAN CO. ,
Hoom 031, Dee Hldg. .
X M820
HAT.AnV T.nANS.
If you are employed by a responsible JJrm
wn win nnn vn 1 Mitma irnm xiu in aiuu un
your noto at much cheaper and easier
rates man elsewlicre. or mis wn nro
positive. Absolutely no charges for papers.
Vnttilnir ilAiluot ...I f rnirt nmniint npslred.
Easiest partial payments. Reliable Credit
Co., room JC3 raxton ulk.
MONEY MONEY
LOANED SALARIED FEOPl.K.
M,1nrnr nt mnrts-ArA refllllred.
LOWEST RATES,' EASY 1'AYMENTB nnd
BTttlLTI.T COM' lllfiNTIA lJ.
omaiia rtiv:niT en..
Room 626, Fifth Floor. Now York Llfo Hldg.
A 155
MONEY to Loan on Furniture, Pianos,
Dlnmonils, etc., on easy payments. 1 ou
keep security. No charge for papers. No
questions naked your neighbors. Tel. 1631.
MERGERS' LOAN CO., 1504 Farnnm St.
X-CJ1-
MONEY loaned salaried neonle holding rjcr
maneni pc;iuon wun responsioio concorn
upon their own names without security;
easy payments, Tolman. Room 440, Hoard
of Trado Hldg., leth und i'-arnam his.
X 701
MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew.
ciry, norscs, cows, etc. 1;. 1 . iieeu, siv . 13,
X-730
MONEY loaned on p'nnos, furniture, horses,
CUVY3, JUWl'll 3 UUIl UICCII, II O, Uilinui lli
CHATTLE & Salary loans. Joe H. Pleas
nnts, 64 iinrker ink. x siwi-fis'
IHJHI.r;5S CIIAM'ICS.
S1S0 CASH or easy payments buys 23 strictly
inwiui imcKou sini mucnines ior urinKH,
-1 ... ...1,1 .. ,1 .. .. ...
UKUin ui wtiaii, in viiiii itiui uinvurtl
weekly each, Karl. Clark & Co., Furni
ture Manufacturers, cnicago, 111,
Y-S13
WANTED, good mnn to do canvassing In
ine country; kuu pay lur rigui man. i
dress E 4. Hco. ' Y-M100'
FOR SALE, bakery, restnurnnt nnd grocery
cneap 11 taKon at once, Auuress 11 w, ueo,
1 AIXS6
FOR SALE, ngrlculturnl Implement nnd
carriage nusiness in souin central Ne
braska For further parttoulnrs addriws
Hox 603, west Linerty, la, y JI401 22
FOR SALE, millinery stock and bunlness
In one of the best cities In Iowa; Invoices
S700; will sell Immediately for J600. Ad-
aress u as, nee. 1 awst is1
FOR SALE, the stock of Implements nnd
Harness or r, v. iierggren. bankrupt,
will bo sold at Btromsburg. Nob.. Jan. 25,
1901, either publicly or on prlvuto soaled
inns tor 1111 wnoie or in lines, j. i.
Johnson, Trustee, Btromsburg. Neb.
Y-M465 23
FANCY bakery, Ice cream nnd candy mfg,
establishment, snap fnr right mnn, In
voice J1.500. Wm. Madgett, Real Estnto,
Hastings, ,nci, Y 4S7
FOR SALE, hardware department of an rs
tabllshcd business; goot opportunity for
young mnn. .nuress v w, lien,
Y-MSli! 22
FOH n.VCHANQIO.
A FINE $85.00 Imported mnglo lnntern, ns
goon as new, oniy uson a snort time; suit,
able for lectures, churches nr lodcre (inter
tnlnmcnts; u bargain. Addrcja F 63, nea
umcc, v. 179
FOH SAI.E HEAL ESTATE
t ACRES for sale or rent. Washington Hill
add, J. 11, Sherwood, VXl N. Y. Life.
Jll'i illOS.' L'J
A HEAUTIFUL Sot In north part of city
nn Miinilnmnil St.. 3 blocks wnyt nr "411,
st. motor: must be sold this week; S250
taKes it; a lots on next street sold this
week for J500 each. Half cash, balance
io a momn. Htringtr, un t'axton mock.
RE-M460
A HEAUTIFUL east front lot, 50x121, on 8,
3Mh nvenu.. '1 blocks snutli nf .ntnti.
worth st. car and only 4 blocks from
Hnnscom parK, win tane swo if so d th
week. It Is worth fl.uw, Stringer. 634
1'ayton nincK. in; mito
LIST your property for rent nnd sale with
W. II. Hue
isseu, i.i itamge ufug,
tii'i hi.
pnoPEHTY uougnt anu sold; money
louned: nnts collected. L. L. Johnson
Co., 314 ho. lain hi. 111s 103
DESIRAnLE east front lot. residence or
imsinest, 3d diock so. uepot on 10m. un
Vinton, iuv .U3w m
FOIl SALE-HEAL ESTATE,
SEEllENRY U. PAYNE. 601 N. Y. LIFE,
RE;w
A FEW destmhle farms In Sarin, Douglas
and Washington counties to be sold at a
bargain by Hall A- Hroadwell, 51 New
York Life llldg. Phone 600.
11H-.M300.22
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by the
Union Pacific Hallrond compnny. R. a.
McAllnster land commlsslpner. Union
Paclllc Hcadqunrtcrs, Omaha, Neb.
HE-813
HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; nlso flro
Insurance. Hcmls, Pnxton blk, RE-S14
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam St.
RE-795
CHEAPEST lot In city of Omnha; 62H-foot
east front In Nelson's addition. M. J.
Ktnnnrd & Son, 310 Urown block.
RE-MS93
8CRlP-1rt,onn ncres; C, H. Durrows. owner,
Norfolk, Neb. RE-MI22 3u
LIST your property with Hall & Hroadwell,
501 New York Llfo Hldg., 'Phone son.
RE-.M5QS.22
IMTfcSTS,
INVENTORS. GOT AN IDEA 7 We handle
patents, copyrights nnd trndo marks; you
Rive tM the bnre Iden and wo will do the
rest; modern equipped mnchlno shop und
foundry ,11 connection; Otllclnl Onzetto on
file: guide book free. Mason, Fenwlck &
Lawrence, patent Inwyers, 1400 Howard
t.; tel. 1419, Omaha. J. P. Cronln, repr.
Ml 70
INVENTORS, wo nsk no fee until the
patent is procured; if we inn, wo get no
lie; advice free. Sues & Co., Patent Law
yers, Hee Hldg., Omaha, Neb. Long dis
tance telephono 1113. 41S Mario
JtllOHTIIA.Ml AND TYPEWItlTIXCl,
A. C. VAN SANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Life.
801
HOYLES' College, court reporter, principal.
uru mug. 302
NEH. Huslness & Shorthand college. Doyd's
1 ueaicr. SU3
GREQQ Shorthnnd. Om. C. Col. 16 & Doug.
SOS
MEDICAL.
LADIES out of health find prompt relief.
isox ..v., uniana, .Neu. L.onnucntlal,
-793
DH. LE DUE'S Femnlo Regulator, posi
tively wnrninien tn cure 1110 most biiio
born cases of monthly stoppages, irregu
larities, obstructions nnd suppressions
brought on from whntovor ciuiso; Vi n
packiiKO or 3 for S5; sent anywhere prn
pnld 011 receipt of price. The Kldd Drug
Co., Elgin. III. Amerlcnn Omce, retnlli
wholesale, Myers-Dillon Drug Co,, Omaha;
M. A. Dillon, South Omiilin; Davis Drug
Co., Council Dlufts. Full line of rubber
goods.
ORTEOI'ATIIV.
JOHNSON Institute. CIS N. Y. L. Hldg. Tel.
lHj Allco Johnson D. 0.. ladles' dept.;
Old E. Johnson, Osteopathtst, Mgr.
-m
M. E. DONOHUE. D. O.. of Still school.
Klrksvlllc, Mo., 604 Paxton Dlk. Tel. 1.T57.
-807
ICl'IIATOItS AM) HHEEDEHS.
INCt'HATOR und Hrteder catalogue free,
Wrlto Hurr incubator Co., omahn, Net.
-170
rAW.MIHOKF.HS.
RAflI.E Loan Ofllce. reliable nccommodnt
lug; an business connuentiai. i-ui uougius.
.111
UHESKM.VKIXO.
MRS. JEFFRIES KEMP. 404 rAxton Hlk.
TulCpllOnc S42U. HI Wll-Ji'
IlllUIS AMI TAMUEIl.MY.
STOCK'S Dlrd Storo.
1033 1cavcnworth.
1 797
TICKET I1HOKEH.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. II. Phil-
bin, iswu f arnam. 'leiepnone lit. ouw
BTA.M3IKIIIXO AM) STUTTEIUNO.
CURED.
Julia Vaughn. 430 Ramge Hide.
S12
MCKEI. l'LATI.Ntl.
OMAHA PLATING CO., Ueo Hldg. Tel. 2533.
.MUIS
LAU.MlHY.
OMAHA Stenm Laundry: shlrta. 7c: collars,
2c; cunrs, 40. 111 L,cavcnwor.in, tci. sit.
-793
l'llHMTUHE HEPAIHINt:.
TEL, 1331. M. S. Wnlklln, 2111 Cuming St.
ox
WATCH REPAIRING.
W. O. SANDERS, room
!l, Harker Ulock,
42S F-16
DAXCIXG SCHOOL.
THE winter term nt Mornnd's Dancing
school begins this week. Adults, Tuesday
nnd Friday, 8 p. m.; 12 lessons, gentlemen.
Hi ladles, 10. Private lessons day nnu
evening. M-222 Fll
CARPENTERS AND .IOIIIIEHS.
ALL kinds of enrpenter work nnd repairing
promptly nuen.icu 10. j. t. ucniitrcc, linn
und Lako Sts. 370
HUIIIIEII STAMPS.
BADGES, medals, Om. Pl't. Co., Hoe Hldg.
Tel. 253s M-617
ACCOHOIO.V 1'LEATlNO,
ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, best quick?-
est. .-urn, a, t.. .Munt, a. vi, -or. inn ana
Farnam. 522
LOST.
LOST Ladles' hnndbng, between Kllpnt.
rick's store In Omaha and Council Hluffs
Howard If returned to Ileo olllce, Council
maun. i.osi 127 19
PORTO Poimlar Tonrn
RICO Fob. Unnd lo. March 1, Illus
trated program; i!4 (lay. all expenses. J10H.
Raymond A Whltcomb, 103 Adams St., Chlcano
RAILWAY TIME TAIJLES.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Rnllrond-Clty Ticket Of
fice. 1403 Farnam Street,
Telephone, 213. Depot,
Trnm nnu jiurcy Streets.
Leave, Arrlva.
Chicago Express
...a 7:00 am all;25 pm
...a uii pin a bios urn
8t.
Chicago Limited .,
Minneapolis nnd
PauI Express ...
Minneapolis and
.. ,b 7:00 am b 0:10 pm
Paul Limited
...a 7:15 Dm Il8:05nm
1'ort iinnKP i.acni irum
Council Hluffn b 4:30 pm a S:15 nm
i' on uoogp i.ocni :rjm
Council Hluffs a C 00 am
a Dally, b Dallv except Sunday.
UNION PACIFIC.-THE OVKIi
land Route" General Ofllces,
N, is. i-or. Aiiiwi nnu Karilum
Streets City Ticket Olllce, 1324
I'uuiuiu auroi, 1 un.'pnono, 316
Depot, Tenth and Murcy Sts.
Teiephono, 620.
L-euve. Arrv.
Tho Owrland Limited . n S;2o um n 7-30 pm
The Chicago-Portland
Special a 8:20 nni n 7:30 pm
The Fnst Mall a 8:60 am 11 3:25 pm
The Mnll nnd Express .nll;35 pm n 4:25 pm
Lincoln, Beatrice nnd
Btromsburg Express, .b 4:05 pm 1)12:30 pm
The Paclllc Express. ,. .a 1:25 pm
Tho Atlantic, Express... n 0;50 nm
Grand Islund Lucid ...b 5:30 pm b 9:35 am
a uaiiy, uauy except aunuay.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAIL
rnnd-Omnha. Kansas City
xitniurit iiuiiroaii 1 ne
wutney itouie TicKor Of,
tlce. 1115 Fnrnnm St. Tnl,
phone. 322. Depot, Tenth nnd
Mnrcy Streets. Telephone,
. .. Leive. Arrive.
St. Lous Cannon Hall
Express a 5:15 pm n 8:20 am
Kansas Citv and Onlnrv
Local ,,.,,.,.a 7:00 am a 9:00pm
u uaiiy.
31 .11 1, U AY TI.MI5 TAIILES.
FREMONT. ELKHOHN h
Mlsmtirl valley Railroad
- "The Northwenern
Line - tleneral Oltlces.
1'nlted States National
Hank Hldg.. 8. W. I'orner
n...,.l.l. .....I P,i,nflin KIM
llcket Olllce, lioi Farnnm St Tel. 661. De
pot, jotli and Webster Sts. Tel. US'.
,,, Lenve. Arrive.
Dlnck HllU. Dendwond.
Hot Springs u3:Wpm n 5:00 pm
Wyoming, Casper und
Douglas d3:)pm c 6:00 pm
Hastings, York, David
city, Superior, OoiieR,
EMetnr nml HAU'nr.l l 1-IVl nm h Ri03 mil
Norfolk. Verdlgro n'tid
. Fremont . 0 7:30 nm bl0:2u nm
Lincoln, Wnhoo nnd
Fremont. ,....b 7:30 am bl0:2o am
I reniont Lotnl c 7;.10 nm
n Dally b Dnllv except Sunday, c Sun
day only d Dnllv except Saturday, o
Dally except Monday.
CHICAGO H NORTH
western Railway "Th
Northwestern Line"
City Ticket omce, 1401
Farnam St. Telephone.
661 Depot, Tenth and
Mnrcy Sis. Telephoned.
Leave. Arrlvo.
Daylight Chicago Spe- .
einl a 7:00 am 11:30 nm
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm a 8:40 am
isnstern Kxpress. ues
Moines, Marslinlltown.
Cedur Rapids und
Chlcnco ... n!0i65 nm a. 4:0j nm
Eastern Special, Chi-
cngo nnd East n 4:53 pm a 4:00 pm
Fnst Mall, Chicago to
Omnhn fl 2:43 lm
Omahn-Clilcngo Llmll'd.a 7:43 pm a s:0) pm
rnst.iinn .,.. 11 o.jv ,uu
Cednr Rnplds Pnsscnger a 6:30 pm
Eastern Express b 9:00 pm
a Dniiy. n Dntiy except Jtturday.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Railroad "The North
western Line" General
Ofllcen. United States
Nntlonnl Hank HnlKlliu,
8. W. Corner Twelfth
nnd Fnrnam Sts. Ticket
OfllCP. 1401 Farnam St. Telephone Ml. De
pot, Tenth and Mnrcy Sts, Telephone C23.
Leave Arrive.
Twin City Express n tfiSS nm al0:25 pm
Twin City Limited a 7:33 pm a 8sli nm
hioux i'iiy l.ocf.i... a &:vu am a pm
a Dally.
CHICAGO. ST PAUL..
Minneapolis St Omaha
Railway "The North
western Line" General
Otllcis. Nehrnskn Divi
sion, 16th nnd Webster
Sts. city Ticket Oillco,
Telephone. 601. Depot.
1401 Farnam SI.
ititn nnu weusier his.
Leave. Arrive.
Twin City Passenger... a 6:00 am a 9:10 pm
Omaha Passenger ntlilO nm
Sioux City & North-
enst Nebraska a 3:45 pm
n Dally.
CHICAGO, ROCK 1SL
nnd Sc Paclllc Railroad
"The Gteat Rock Is.
mnd Route" City
Ticket Oillco. 1323 Far
nam Street. Telephone.
42S. Depot. Tenth nnd
Mnrcy Sts. Tele
Phone, 6a.
Lcnvo. Arrlvo.
EAST.
Des Moines and Daven
port Loeul n 7'25 am bll:33 am
cnlcngo Express bll:l5 nm n 8:10 am
Des Moines Locnl n 4:20 pm n 4:43 pm
Chicago Fnst Express. .a 6:00 pm u 1:25 pm
Des Moines. Hock Isl
and und Chicago n 7:40 pm n 9:35 pm
WEST.
Lincoln. ColornCo Spgs..
Denver, Pueblo nnu
West a 1:30 pm a 4:15 pm
Colorado,. Oklahoma &
Texas Flyer a 5:20 pm a 9:50 am
a Dally b Dally except Rundn.
HURLINGTON & Mis
souri River Railroad
"The Hurllngton Route"
General Olllces, North
west Corner Tenth and
I 'm nam Strcots. Ticket
Olllce 1502 Fnrnam Street.
Telephone, JoOT Hurllngton Station, Tenth
and Mnuon Streets. Telephone, 128.
Leave. Arrive.
Lincoln, Hustings nnd
McCook a 8:40 am a 7:35 pm
Lincoln, Denver, Colo
rado, Utnh, Cnllfornln.a 4:25 pm n 3:00 pm
Lincoln & Hlnck Hills.. n 9:00 pm n 6:45 am
Montnmi. Puget Sjund..n 9:00 pm n 6:45 nm
Lincoln Fast Mall b 3:oo pm a 3:17 nm
Wymore. Hentrlco nnd
Lincoln 11 8:40 am bll:55am
Denver, Colorado, Utnh
nnd, California a 6:45 nm
South Hond, Louisville,
Plattsmoiith b 5:35 om bll:05 am
Ft. Crook, Plattsmouth
nnd Pacific Junction. .a 7:00 pm a S:20 am
uoiievue, I'lattsmouin
nnd Pncinc Junction. .al2:l0 nm
n Dally, b Dally uxeem Sunday.
KANSAS CITY. ST. JO
senh .t Council Hluffs
Railroad "The Hurling-J
ton Routo" Ticket Ofllce,'
i'arnnm nireoi. Tele
phone, 230. Depot, Tenth
and Mason Streets. Tele
phone, 128
Y .Ufl A A rrl,,.
Kansas City Day Ex. a 9:20 am a 6:25 pm
Kansas Cltv Night Ex..atn:30 vm a C:15 am
bt. Louis Flyer for wi
n Dniiy Louis..n 6:10 pm alias nm
CHICAGO. HURLINGTON
& Oulncy Rullrond-"The
Hurllngton Route" Ticket
wiiiLu iwj rnrnnm Htrcet.
lelephonc, 250. Depot,
!.!"". i' 11 "On streets
Telephone, 12S.
Leave. Arrive.
Daylight Chlcnco Spe
cial a 7:00 nm nlO:I5 nm
Chicago Vcstllmled Ex.n 4:00 pm a 7:15 11m
i iiicuk" i.uciti r.iircsH.a h;su um n 4:05 p
Chlcngo Limited n 7:60 pm n 7:45 01
Fast Mall a 2M3 p:
m
m
a Dally.
pm
Leave. Arrive.
St. Louis "Cannon Ball"
Express
..a 5:15 pm n 8:20 nm
a Daily.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE
& St Paul Hallway-city
Ticket Ofllce. 1504 Fnrnam
Street. Telenhono. 2SI.
Depot, T'.'titii and Mason
Streets. Toiopnone, 029,
Leave. Arrive.
Chicago Limited Ex-,,,.n 6:00 pm n 8:03 nm
Chlcngo & Omaha Ex..b 7:15 am b 3:10 pm
n Dully. 11 uauy except sunuuy.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL
road General Ofllces nnd
Ticket Offices, Southeast
Corner 14th nnd Douglas
His. leiepnono, iui. uepot
union ainuon.
Leave, Arrlvo.
ci 1 n,iid nml ivansns
City Express a?:99 am a 6'a Pm
K. C, Bt. L. Exprcss.,.niu:iv pm u u:is nm
Leave from IB'n and
Webster Streets:
Vphrnskn Local. Via
Weeping Water b 4:10 pm nl0:45 am
a pally, u uauy except aunuay.
POSTOFFICIl NOTICE.
Should bo read DAILY by nil Interested, as
ennnces muv occur ut ny titno.
Foreign mnlls for tho week ending Janu
ary 20, lpoi, win cioso (promptly in all
cuecm nt wis itenerm i-nsioiucu un iauiiws;
PARCELS POST MAILS C10BO ONE HOUR
l-.A it 1.1 i;u man ciosinv timn snown uo:ow.
l'nrr'oln Post Mails for Germany clnso nt
6 p. nt. on January -a per s, b. ivurisrune
vin. iirpnn 11.
Regular anil Supplementary tnnlls closo
nt Foreign iirnncu niiir nour inter tiiau
closing tune snown ufiOiv.
Trniis-Allimtlo Mil 1 1 n.
TUESDAY At 9 n. ni. for ITALY, per s. s
Columbia, via Naples tinati must no ui
rected "dpi" s. n. Columbia").
WEDNEBDAY-At S:30 n. m. fsupplcmen
tnry 10 a. 111. ) ior lituiui-ii, per s.
Atntentlc. vtu Oueelistown: nt d:3f) n.
tHiiiinlomentiiry 10 n. m.) for EUROPE,
per k. s. Southwnrk, via Southampton
unit Antwerp (mall must bo directed ''per
h s. riouinwnrK 1.
THURSDAY At , a, in. for FRANCE
SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN. POR
Tl GAL. TURKEY, EGYPT.. GREECE
ItHITlSlI INDIA and LORENZO MAR
ot'ir.. nd' s. s. L'Aiiultalne. via Ilnvin
(rnnil for other ptirta of Europe must be
illivcte.I "por H, s", iAqutiaine ').
8ATU RDAY At fi:30 u. in. for EUROPE
per s. . t;umpaiiiii. via uueenHtown; 11
8 ti. in. ror NETHERLANDS direct per
h. ' H. Hntterdnm (mnll must bo directed
"per h. h. Rotterdam"); nt 8 n. 111. for
ITALY, per . s. ivomer wm. 11 (mnll
must bo directed "per s, s. Hniser wm
II").
PRINTED MATTER, ETC. This steamer
tukes Printed Matter, Commercial nnd
Samples for Germany only. The same cls
of mail ma.ter for other parts of Europe
will not bo sent by (hi ship unless
sneclnlly directed by her.
After the closing uf the Supplementary
WABASH RAILROAD
faTiTTWSU Ticket Onice. 1415 Furnnm
tVvMVwA Street. Telephone. 322. Do-
VrSi pot, Tenth and Marcy sts.
0.5135. Tclenhone. 620.
t
MINING IN THE BLACK HILLS
Goldon Reward is Expected to Euild a Two
Hundfed Ton Ojanide Plant,
CAPITAL FROM OMAHA FOR NORTH STAR
Villon 11 Property In KcyMnnc licit to
lie Opened t'p l'rnlili'in of Trent
Iiik l.ntv tlrnilr Orrn iibril
After Yt'itrs of IWprrlliieut.
DKADWOOD, S. I).. Jan. 20. (Special.)
It Is currently reported In Drndwood that
tho Golden Howard Mining company will
soon commence tho erection of n 200-ton
cyanide plant on tho old site of tho chlorl
nation works, which were destroyed by fire
over n yeitr ngo. It Is asserted that plans
have already been drawn for tho now plant
and that It Is to bn completed curly In
the summer. The Golden llewnrd company
has n tnrgc nmount of ore In its llnld
Mountain mines that Is nmcnnblo to both
the cynnldo nnd chlorinating processes.
Tho company Is at present treating nliont
400 tons of oro per dny nt Its smelter. The
new cyanide plant will be erected In the
First nanl of this city. This makes the
third new cynnlde plant planned for In
Hint purl of the city. The Imperial .Min
ing compnny of Pennsylvania and the Ma
kota Mining company of Dcndwood have
each decided to build 100 ton ptnnts, work
upon which are to bo commenced yet this
winter. Tho Golden Howard company will,
In nil probability, have on oro amenable
to tho amalgamating process boforo the
closo of this year. A diamond drill
is being sunk on n vertical of frec-mllling
ore, In tho Tornado mine. In the Ilald
Mountain district. The oro Is said lo have
a valuo equal to that of the llomcstnko
ore. Should this ledge open up Into hoiiio
thing big. It would nienn the erection of
thmp mills by tho Golden Reward com
pnny.
Itcllley Harry, mcrchnnts of Central
City, have purchased of the Dakota Mining
company, the 200-ton cyanide plant, which
was tisod by that company for expxerlnicnt
Ing on cortaln ores from tho Gunnison and
Jack Pot mines. The plant will he started
p Immediately on ore from n initio In Saw-
It gulch.
I) 111 11 tin t'npltnl nt Nnrtli Stiu.
Sinking Is to bn resumed this month In
ho North Star shaft, eight miles north
west of Custer. Numerous Om'thn people
ro putting up tho capital to develop tho
property. Tho shaft is now down over
300 feet. The nro ledgo dips to the west
nd at the lowest lovel, II was found 110
feet from the shaft bottom. The shaft Is
o bo sunk 200 feet deeper. Tho North
Star mine has one of the best verticals of
gold ore to be found In the Southern Hills.
t Is right north of (ho North Star mine.
that tho Saginaw Mining company of Michi
gan has commenced opening up a ledge of
gold ore.
The organization of tho Vulcan Mining
company nt Keystone, by Colonel James A.
Clark nm! Detroit associates, will moan
tho opening up of tho Vulcan properly, lo
cated two miles northwest of Keystone, on
tho Keystone belt, A shaft of 100 feet deep
has struck a big ledgo of frco-mllllng ore
Tho new compnny proposes to Install a
stenm hoisting plant and mill.
Tho llelt Development company of Colo-
POSTOFF1CE .NOTICE
Tr.ms-Atlantio MalU named above nddl
tlopal Blippletnentnry mnlls nro opened on
the piers uf tho Amerlcun, English,
French nnd Germnn steamers nnd remp.ln
open until within Ten Minutes of tho
nour 01 nulling 01 sicumcr.
Mnlls for South nml Onlrnl A merlon,
Went mutes. i;ti.
MONDAY At 7 n. in. for BERMUDA, per
p. p. rretonn; nt a. m. ror akukn tine
Ri;prni.ic, chijoijav nnu i-ara-GUAY.
per s. b. Hvnnthes.
TUESDAY At 9:30 11. m. (siiniileinentni'V
io:30 n. tn.) for central America
(excent Costa Rlcn) nnd SOUTH PACIFIC
PORTS, per s. r, Advnnce via Colon (mail
for Guatetnala must bo directed "per n. h.
Advnnce '): nt 6:30 n. in. for JAMAICW
I'll f.. JWI 111.,, 1 . "h . 1...1I1 l.w,.,...
nt M1 ti. m. fnr NASSAU, per steamer
1 1 , 11 .. iii.iii), 1 in.
WEDNESDAY At 9:30 n. m. for 1NAGUA
nnd HAITI, per s. h, Mt. Vernon; ut 12
m. for NORTHERN liUAZlL. per n. h
Hubert; nt 12 in. for CUBA, CAMPECIIE.
YUCATAN, TABASCO and CHIAPAS,
per s. n. Vlgliancla. via Havana und Pro
greso (mnll for other parts of Mexico
must bo directed "per s. s. Vlgllnncln");
nt 12:30 11. m. for YUCATAN, tier H. s.
RiiveuHilnle, via Progreso: nt 11 p. m. for
Jamaica nnu rnuyi.M'K or hanti
AflO, CUHA. per n, s. Admlinl Schley,
from Phllndelpliln.
FRIDAY At 12 in. for HRA'.IL. per s. s.
unstorn l'rinco (mnn ror Nortnern Hrnzii
Argentine Republic, Uruguay nnd Pnrn
guny must bo directed "per 8. m. ICnsteru
l'rlnce 1.
SATURDAY At S n. tn. for BERMUDA
per s. s. Trinidad; nt 8:30 a. in. for AH
OENTINE REPUBLIC, URUGUAY nnd
PARAGUAY. ncr,8. B. Uelhtr.ock: ut 9 11.
in. (Blippletnentnry 9:30 u. m ' for PORTO
itiuo tvin nn juati), vi;ni;.uela nnu
CURACAO, per 8. s. Curncan (mall for
Buvnullla una curtiingena must bo dl
reeled "per fl, 8. Caracas'); at 10 n. m
(Minnlomentnry lo:so n. m.) for FORTUNI
1BLAND. JAMAICA. 8AVANILLA and
CARTHAGENA, per s. b. Altai (mall for
Costa Rlcn must be directed "per s. b.
Altnl"): nt 10 n. in. (supplementary 10:30
n. m.) for HAITI, per s. 8. Alps; ut 10
n. in. for CUBA, per b. s, Moxlco, vln
Hnvnnii: ut 12:30 p. m. ror MATAN.AB
CA1IIAHIEN, NUEV1TA8. GIHAHA um!
HARACOA, tier s, 8, Ollnda (ordinary
mull only, which must bo directed "per
s. b. uunun 1; nt ii p. m. ior nabbau.
per stenmer from Miami, Fin.
MallB for Newfoundland, by mil to North
Sydney, and tnenco uy Hteamer. c oso nt
this ofllco dally at 6:30 p. m. (connecting
close born oVerv Monday. Wednesday nml
Saturday). Mails far Mlqunlon, by rail to
Dnston. nnd thenco by ntcamcr, close at
this ofllco dally at 6:30 p, tn, MnlU for
uuun, ny ran to rori 'inmpa, iia., and
thenco bv stenmer. closo nt this office
dally nt "6 n, in. (tho conuncllng closes
nro on auitday. wednesdny nnd Fr dnv)
Mnlls for Mexico City, overland, unless
specially addressed for dispatch by
etenmcr, close at tld" olllce dally nt 1:30
p. in, nnd 11 p, m. Mnlls for Costa Rlrii,
Belize, Puerto Cortei and Ouatemnln, by
rail to New Orhmns. nnd tlirnco liv
steamer, closo nt this ofllco dally at 1.30
p. tn. (connecting closes nerc, .Mondays ror
Belize, Puerto Cnrtoz nnd Guatemala and
Tuesdays for Costn Rica). "Registered
man cioseu ai 0 p. in. previous uny.
Trnns-Pnolflo .Mnlls.
Malls for Australia (excopt West Australia)
New Zea and. Hawaii. Kilt and Snmonn
Islands, via Snn Francisco, close hero
dally nt 0:30 p. m. Jnnunrv "Qtn nnd ui
to Jnnunry 19th. Inclusive, nr on day ol
arrival of s, e. Cnmpnnln, duo nt Now
York January "tjm, ror uispntcn per s. r
Bnnotnn.
MbIIh for China nnd Jnpnn, via Vancouver,
close hern tlnlly at C:30 p. m. up to Junu
ury 'M2. Inclusive, for dlspntcli per . h
Empress of Jnpnn (registered mall must
be directed "vln Vancouver").
Mnlls for Hnwnll. Jnnnn. China and Phllln
plno Islands, via Sun Francisco, clo.io
hero dnllv nt 6:30 n. tn. tin tn Jnntmr
27. Inclusive, for dlsnntch tier s. 11. China
Mails for Hawaii, vln Han Frnnciscn, closo
here dally at 0:30 p. in. for dispatch per s
8, .Mariposa,
Malls for Hawaii. China. Japan and PIiIIId
plnn Islands, via Ban Frnnnlsco, closo here
iiiiuy nt i:a n, m, up 10 I'ouruary "i, in
elusive, for dlsnatcli por b. 11, Doric
Mnlls for Australia (excent West Australia
which goes vln Europe, und Now Zenland
which iroes via San Franclscof. nnd Fll
Islands, via. Vancouver. cIoho hern daily
nt 0:30 ji, m. after January M19 and up to
February 2. Inclusive, for dispatch per
b, b, Aornngl (supplementary mnllB. via
Seattle, coso at u:i p, m, Keiirunry "31.
Mnlls for Australia (except West Auslrnllo
which Is forwnrded via Europe). New Zi'iv
land. I '111. Samoa und Hnwnll. via Sat
FrHitclsco, close heio daily nt B:S) l). in
after February "3 up to February w9, In
elusive, nr 011 nrrlval 8. s. Umbrln. dui
ut New York February for dispatch
por h. b. Hicrra.
Trnns-Parlflc mails nro forwarded to port 0
sailing iiuny nnu ine sniiciium 01 ciohuii
1m arranged on the tirt'Slinintlnn of I he I
uninterrupted overland trnnslt, Regis
inn-it mull cloves at in. n nrevlniia duv
PoBloftlce, New Y'ork, N. Y., Jnnunry IS
wn.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT.
Postmaster,
rndo springs Colo has put on nn Increased
rorco of men on the rxcavnllon for the alto
of the new steam hoisting plant. O. H.
uisden. the tompany's expert and supet-
Ititendent. has opened nn olllce In Lead.
I'iiiirli-i-ii (.inutile Plnitt.
Fourterit cyanide Plants nro now In opera
tion In Hie lllaek Hills, twrlvo In Lawrence
ounty and two In Pennington. For twenty-
live yenrs tho Black Mills people have been
xperltnentltig to find n process that would
successfully treat low-grade ores. Smoltlng.
hlorinntlon nnd other processes hnve been
sed on the richer ores with sucrets for ten
r more yenrs, but the great uuantlt'.es of
IS ntul $10 ore could not bo prolUnbly trente.l
ith any of these methods. The nvcrngo
nine of the ore In the Hlnck Hills Is low.
perhaps about $12 per Ion In gold. Tho con-
1 It Ion of mining nffnlrs In the Mills has
been enhanced fifty fold by the advent of
tho cyanide process, which is performing
onders In the reduction of the low-grade
ores. Colorado men sny that Hlaek llllli
res contain less delelcrmm materials, that
might hinder the action of the ncld upon
the gold, than tho ore of Colormlo Rnd other
estcrn stntes. It Is now possible to treat
SO per cent of 'the refrnclory ores In the
Hills, niut with certain modifications, It Is
belloved thnt the remntilng 50 per cent will
become nmetinble. The ore In the Black
Mills Is rarely frco-mllllng lo mere than
nity to 100 feet below tho surface. The
Ilotui'stnkc cotupnny has been compelled in
put In 11 cynnlde plant In which to treat
tnlllncs, The same Is true of the Holy Ter
ror mine In Pennington county. The method
f ore extraction that Is destined tn be the
most successful and commonly uoeil will be
the cynnlde process, either wet or dry, with
rolls or stnmps.
Tun i-it Mlulnn Coiiiimtiles.
It Is known In Dcndwood thnt capitalists
t Colorado Springs, Coin., stand ready to
organlie two new mining companies Jim I its
soon ns It Is conclusively determined lliftt
tho Spearflsh Mining company of that city
Is n GiiccesK. The compnny hits built n 250
ton cynnlde plant nt Itnggcd Top, which Is
tho largest plum of thnt kind In which nm
Is crushed In the Hills, The llnmeslnko
company will have a larger lakange capac
ity, but no crushing of oro Will be done In
tho plntil, for tho reason that It Is Intended
to heat the tailings of the stntnpmllls only.
'ho cyatildlng of ore Is especially altarctlve
to Colorado mining men, and there Is rea
son to expert Unit a number of new com
putilcs will be organized this winter lo op
erate In the flat formation In different min
ing cunips In which the grade of ore runs
from JO to ti per ton.
Output of Gold iSi.tltlO.OIMI.
The output of gold from tho Hlnck Mills
to date has been about 1100,000.000. Of this
mount tho Homestuko company has ptn-
uccd nearly nno-lialf, tho remainder hav
ing cnmi) from tho plucer diggings, smelter,
hlorinntlon works and,- lu tho last three
ears, f 10:11 the cyanide plants. It Is now
expected that tho output of tho new cynnlde
touts In tho next twelve months "will In-
tense tho output of gold one-third and III
live years' tlmo It Is predicted that two
thirds of tho bullion will conio from oro
cyan Id cd.
At tho Dcadbroko mine In the Hlnrktnil
district oro Ih being mined for 33 cents per
ton. It Is handled economically nnd tho
tnnnnger of the cynnldo plant which treats
tho oro stntea thnt the gold Is extracted for
6 cents per ton, limiting n totnl of $1.11 for
mining nnd milling tho ore. This particular
nro runs about $8 per ton In gold nnd tho
ledge Is over 300 feet wido and extends sev
ernl mllo.
llniiii-ntnLr Coiiiimny's .imv Plmit.
Tho Homestiiko company will havo Its
1.200-ton cyanldo plant completed soon. It
Is expected that prac.tlcully all of the vnlues
thnt remain In the tailings from tho mills,
nbout $1.50 per Ion, will bo saved, which
will mean 11 Bavlng of about $40,000 per
month to tho compnny.
Tho twenty-ton cyanldo plant In the North
Lend district, owned by Lend men, has been
enlarged to fifty tons enpacity. Tho Port
land Mining compnny of Clinton. In., him
stnrted up Its' new rifty-ton plnnt nt Central
City nnd tho first runs have been very sat
isfactory.
Sioux Falls capitalists have purchased tlio
Wealthy group of mining claims located
nbout four miles northwest of Keystone oil
tho Kelstotio ore belt. Thero nro six claims
In tho group nnd a two-canipartraont shaft,
which Is down 100 feet. A twenty-stamp
mill goes In tho Bale. It Ib nunortcd that
tho Holy Terror ledgo of oro has been found
pnBslhg through the group, Tho property
will bo devolopcd thoroughly.
South DnUutii liiroriinrnt Inns.
PIERRE, S. 1).. Jan. 20. (Special.) Ar
ticles of Incorporation hnve been filed for
the Cnsllo Rock Gold Mining and Milling
company at SprarilRh, with a capital of
$1,000,000. Incorporators, Illrnm Dotsn,
Marcus D. Edgeryon nnd Cautious C, Hull.
For tho Fcrcllla Bakeries company at
Brooltlngfl. with n cnpltal of $50,000. In-
corporators, Louis N. Fuller, George P.
Mnll nnd Ashley M. Hoyt.
For tho DI110 Stone Mining nnd Trans-
portntlon compnny nt Deadwood, with a
capltnl of $500,000. Incorporators, Charles
E. McMubIi, E. W. Ycomnns and F. W, R.
Snyder.
For the Emmanuel Scandinavian EvnnRcl-
Icnl Luthcrnn church of Volga. Trustees,
A. Nyman, Olo II. Turto nnd John C, See.
For tho Tenth Street Sowor company of.
Sioux Falls, with a capltnl of $2,000, Incor
porators, Georgo T. lllnckburn, Rollln J.
Wells and F. H. Ilollister.
For tho WellB-Mnnsnn company at Plorrn,
with a capital of $30,000. Incorporators, O,
C. Ilnnson, Frank Wilcox, Thcodoro Jacob
son nud G. K. March.
For tho Wells-Melgerson company at
Pierre, with n capital of $50,000. Incorpor
ator, R. P. Wolls, K. C. Holgcrson, K. n.
Wolf nnd G. K. March.
For tho Wells Bros, company nt Pierre,
with a capital of $50,000. Incorporators,
Alphous Wolls, Qcargo K, March, C. II,
March, A. J. Russell and W. C. Notmoycr.
To Test Mm-nrniil Wlirnl,
HURON, S. D., Jan. 20. (Special.) Dur
ing tho coming sonson Professor Shepard,
director of tho experimental station of tho
Statn Agricultural college nt Brookings,
will test tho qualities and adaptability to
South Dakota hoII und cllmnlo of what Is
known as macaroni wheat. To malm tho
oxpcrlment ho has received from tho Don
provinces of Russia about 2,500 pounds of
tho best quality of need obtainable; It wnB
procured by tho agricultural department nt
Washington at the oxpenso of considerable
money, time nnd labor. Tho gruln Is of
an especially hardy vnrlcty, and Is tho same
ns used by the Russians In tho manufacture
of tnacbronl. It Is claimed thnt It will provn
to bo nn especially good grain for this soil
and cjlmato, nnd tho results of Professor
Shopard's experiments will bo nwaltcd with
much lutsrest.
THISTLES AM) DANDRUFF.
Alt
ili'rektliiK I'nrnllel nml n. Vnlnn-
liln llriluctloii Therefrom.
Cutting down thistles no more relieves
the land of IhlstloB than does scouring the
sculp euro dandruff. In each cuso perma
nent relief can only come from the eradi
cating permanently tho rause. A germ
that plows up tho scalp In searching for
tho hnlr root, where It snpn tho vitality,
causen dandruff, falling hair, and baldness,
If you kill thnt germ you'll havo no dand
tuff but a luxuriant milt or hair. Nowuro's
Herplclde is the only hair preparation In
tho world that cures dandruff, falling hair
and baldness by killing tho garm. "Destroy
tho rnuso, you remove tho effect."
CliliiK nml CliniiK .ot Pnllsfleil,
PA It 13, Jim. 20. A dispatch to tho Havns
agency from Pekln says Prlnco Ching and
LI Hung Cbang, In handing tho foreign
ministers the signed decree, presented ob
jections to It.t articles, and aaked for an
other mooting to discuss modifications.
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