THE OMAHA DAILY 3iEE: MONDAY, MAY , 1901.
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W A n t t: I l-S I T t AT I O N.
BY YOUNO mnn In small town; six years'
experience In ofTlco and sales work; good
retcrences. Address P 39, Dee,
A MOM 6'
WANTED-MALE HUM'.
WANTKD-We have steady work for a few
good hustlers of good habits and appear
nncc, C. F. Adams Co., lo Howard HI.
BARBER trade taught thoroughly In short
time; catalogue ana particulars ire;:.
Western Barbers' Institute. Omaha, Nob.
B 30j
COAT.MAKElt wanted
Fritz, Fremont, Neb.
at
once. C. A.
B-501
WANTED, a hnrnessmnkcr for n custom
shop. James r roiiK, urete, .-en.
11 MolS 6
WASTKD. hod carriers: steady employ
mnni ennti wntre-i fur cnmtiGtent men
season l'JOl. Apply . Builders & .Traders
Exchange, Ht. Josepn, 310. nan-; o-
WANTED, men to learn barber trade; only
eight weeks required; special offer to ap
plicants from distance; board, tools nnd
u..ininrMliiii: Iiiinv seiisnn: S12 to JIj weekly
paid graduates. Cull or write, Moler Bur
ner Collec. 1623 Farnam st. 31KH i.v
W'ANTKD, a shoe salesman to travel In
Xihr:iskn: must have u largo establish d
undo and glvu Rood references. Tennom
Shoo Co., 3lfrs. and Jobbers, St. Louis,
3tO, li .Mill
COAT MAKKIl wanted. AVrltp J. F. GcosoM
Scwurd, Neb. H-31M3 C
WANTED, two curpctitcrs. Clans StrntiRC
cuntractor, Yutnn, Neb. H 31505 7
U'ANTKI). harness makers and raddlers,
also machine operators; Rood workmen
will llnd steady employment lit good
wuKes; no discrimination made between
iinn-unlon nnd union men. as the under
signed propose, to keep open shops. Apply
10 any oi inn undersigned.
TUB GEORGE LAWRENCE CO.
JOHN CLARK & SON.
BREY31AN LEATHER CO.
W. II. 3F310N1ES fc CO.
TUB P. J. CHONIN CO.
COLLINS, PRESTON, WILSON CO
JOHN P. SHARKEY CO.
l'ortlund. Orec.iu
H-635 C
ACTIVE man, by largo manufacturing
House, to worn at nome; ;hui in cas
nnld for twelve days' trial: promotion an
permanent position If satisfactory. Ad
dress, 8. 1". Co., "20 Ratistcad street, Phil
adelphlii, PR. 11 .MM!
WANTED, a harnessmaker for n, custom
snop. jamcs ironic, uretc, .sen.
B-3I577
DETECTIVES, wo waut n sharp, resnon
slbln man In every city and town to do
secret service work; H per day and ex
peiiscH for actual service; references re
quired; postage for reply. International
Detecttvo Agency, Milwaukee, Wis.
D-M6SG 11
WANTED, experienced bushclmnn for
clothing department. J. L. Brnndcls &
Sons, proprietors of Boston Store, Omnha.
B-431 4
WANTED KBMAI.B HELP,
"WANTED, 200 girls. 1521 Dodge. Tel. 876.
C-307
DRESSMAKING "taught thoroughly; sys
tem reeclved highest nward at Paris, I9u0.
McDowell Dressmaking School, 219 S. 15th
st., rooms 615-616 Kurbach blk. C 30S
"WANTED, lady Turkish bath operator;
must have had good experience. Apply
room 220, Beo building. C 652
WANTED, housekeeper In small family;
no washing. Address P 10, Bee. C 271
"WANTED, girl for general housework, SS2D
California st. Mrs. W. K. Potter.
a 4K
LADIES wanted to learn halrdresslng,
manicuring, mnssngo or chiropody, from
four to eight weeks required. Complete
outfit of tools presented mch student.
Positions secured In best establlshmentc
In city. Comparatively no expense. Cull
or write Moler College, 1623 Fanrnin St.
C-M524 15
11ELIABLE help. Canadian office, 1522 Doiig,
C 775
WANTED, immediately; twenty wnlst nnd
skirt hands and live good sleeve makers.
Address HeeblcK a urcssmnKlng JJcpart
mcnt, Deadwood, 8. Dakota.
C-M562 14
WANTED, good cook; wages Jo a weok;
references rcquireu. -iut i.nss. u iw '
HELP WANTED.
MEN and worrien bf neat appearance for
local work In Douglas and Snrpy. Room
all l'axion dik., umunu, .eo. ai i,u a-
I'Oll KENT HOUSES.
IF you want your houses well rented place
lliem wun uenuwti uu, u-ow
TO move right, get Omaha Van Storage
Co., omce, mini f arnam, or tc. imj-sw.
. D 310
HOUSES for rent In all parts of the city,
Brennan-Love co., rcu aoutn lain street.
D-311
Houses, stores. Bemts, Paxton Block.
D-312
SEE HENBY B. PAYNE, fiOl N. Y. LIFE,
1 ti.J
HOUSES, etc. F. D. Wead, 1524 Douglas.
D-311
HOUSES and Hats, ntngwnlt, Darker block.
ij aia
'HOUSES wanted.
Wallace, Brown block.
FOR RENT, residence. loC6 Georgia nve.
"nr. Pacific: 10 rooms, attic, basement
east front, modern and extra conveni
ences: lot 66x140, with, trees. Inquire 311
First National uanK uuig. d-315
10-ROOM detached house, all modern, newly
papereu -au Ltiiiiuriun. i aiDii
LARGE 12-room residence on tho North.
boiiievam. win paiui, paper nun make
what improvements aro necessary. Rent
Slow.
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST CO..
16th nllil Douglas.
D-M675
FOR RENT, strictly modern lint, Davtdso
building, opposito city nan.
J-room modern house, 3006 Mason St nca
nnrlc. nlra lawn and shade. S35.
JOHN W. BOBBINS, 1W2 FARNAM ST
W lffl
FOUR rooms, modem, Jll.oo. pes N. 27 St.
D-M3S4 Sl-29
CHA8. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 Farnam st,
FOR RENT, new brick dwelling, strictly
modern,
nue. 135.
modern, corner 2Slh and Popnleton avo
U iMl i
vein nENT. Mtio large residence. 11 rooms
J3l So. 25th St. Apply to II. J. Windsor,
IMs Douge at, iJMMt
FOR RENT, modern furnished house for
tummei niontns. it. ji nee oiag.
D-M455 8
FOR RENT, H-room modern houso near
High school. The O. F. Davis Co., 552 Bee
bldg, D Mlil 8
FOH RENT, modern up-to-date tint of
rooms, llrst floor. Call at No. 1 Normnn
die, corner Park ave. and Paclilc sts
D-M450
'va a itth HT.. seven-room house, city
water tn kitchen: will paper and paint to
suit good tenant; block from So. Omaha
car: rent, lis. Omaha Loan & Trust Co,
MY HOUSE at corner of 20th and Leaven
worth for term of years. Mary H. Dun
dee. Inquire 5l 8. 2otn. 'l'none 2G.
D-533 7
i iifinM house, modern. 1C1S N. 25th it.
V-OS 6
roil iti:vr hoi ses.
EVEN rooms and bath, 2S4I Webster, $15;
eight, room. moiern, -t"J unpiioi avt-.,
$i; eight rooms, modern, 2021 Burt. $30;
others. Hlngwalt Bros., Barker h'ock
BOOM house, nil conveniences. 609 8.
anil. ... ' flMCSC
7KI ni. ' -.... -
UOO.M cottage, furnished or unfurnished.
810 8. 30th St. D-.M703 .
(III ItBXT FURNISHED ROOMS.
DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Fnrnnm.
I.
THE THURSTON, loth and Jackson; steam
is fil
THUEE nice rooms, light housekeeping,
1112 8, llth. t.l
NEWIA furnished, housekeeping. IK Jones
ti Il .1111
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, $; up. 2fi23 St.
Mary's. K 3ISS3 3122'
3 FURNISHED rooms for man ami wife;
rem taxen in uoaru. jij inn si.
E-516
TWO furnished rooms, single or ensnlte,
suitable for two or tnree; board. 6.) s.
SCt h avc. E 191 6
NICER Y furnished rooms. 1513 Georgia av,
IjARQE, cool, south room, cheap. 3112
iinrncy. r.-iii o-
NICEIA' furnished rooms.
110 S. "25th ave.
E MD
ITH.MMIED IIOOMM AMI IIOAHI)
UTOPIA. 1721 Davenport St.
S22
aL,ENCAIllN,translents,1.2Sday. 1W Doug.
THE Mcrrlam, summer resort, 25 & Dodge
! MiTJ
ROOMS, with board. 213 Howard st.
LARGE south front parlor, nNo smnller
rooms, wltn board. The llose,..iJ Harney
K MO
FOIl lin.NT-f.M'Lll.MNIIBIJ ROOMS.
DK8IC room space, $5 per mouth, ground
lloor room in Tim Dec buildinz. racing
Farnam street; no cxpenso for light, heut
or janitor service, it. u. 1'cters cc uo.,
Rental Agents, ueo building. u Utt
rou itB.vr MToiiiis a.m okkicbs.
VOR RENT, store In tlrst-class location
rent rensonanie. Apply u. tj, I'cicrs x.
Co., ground lloor, Beo flldg. 1 2w
FOR RENT, the building formerly occu
pled by The Beo at 918 Farnam st. It has
four stories and a basement which was
former y used as Tho Beo press room
This will ho routed very reasonably. If
interested apply at once to c. --. nose
wntcr, secretary, room 100, Beo building
1 Ml
FOP. RENT.
935 N. 24th st
1.3U6 N. 24th st
2,225 Cuming st
,017 8. 13th st ....
f.4lli Jackson st
llllli-iAi-lU IU uUJ B. Join OI.
J-M439 S
AGE. NTS WAVrEI).
aiDeptTG J-M931
WANTED Can vastlng ngonts In every
county to solicit uuDscripiious tor Tliu
TWENTIETH CKNTURY FARMER and
tho NEW CYULOl'ttlUA Up L.IVU
STOCK AND COMl'LETE STOCK DOC
TOR. This splendid book contains 1.400
Imperial octavo pages, 800 object-teaching
engravings, uud Is the only book on
Uvo stock ever published adapted to th
tvery-uuy, practical, money-saving use
of evry farmer and stock owner, steady
employment with assured good Income.
Agents in ino coun.ry wun norso ana
buKcy csntclalli' desired. Canvassers
make easily W) to 100 per month. Ad
dress Century Farmer Solicitors' Bureau,
lite uuuuing, umana. a n(.
STORAGE.'
CIF1C StoraKe nnd Warehouse Co.. 912-
914 Jones, general storage and forwurdltig
;ki
OM. Van Stor. Co., 15UH Farn. Tels. 1559-S63.
.JJo
WANTED TO 1IUY.
WANTED, secondhand
tassel portieres.
Address ! 40, Bee.
.N-J1KS 7'
IF YOU hnvo a 7-S-room hOusu that you
want to sell nnd want to have moved
away, send offer to P 32, Bee.
N-457 4
FOR SALE K lilt. MTUItE.
CHICAGO FURNITURE CO.. 1410 Dodso.
Tel. 2020. rscw c zunanu lurnnure nougat,
sold, exenangen. uo.u
UPHOLSTER ING.lCth & 11 Worth. Tel. 1161
u IV.
rnNTENTS of 6-room house.' folillnir hed.
sewing machine, DooKcase, Axminsier
rugs, steel range, gasounc stove, etc., ?uo
Aifdress P 51, Bee. 0-439 4
FOR SALE HOUSES, VEHICLES, ETC,
FOR SALE, top buggy, good condition;
your oner is my price, it ii is rigni. u,
M. Hart, 1307 Jones St. P-MSiU
FOR SALE, 2-scated family carriage, Simp
son maKe, ivsa. IBM I'-arnam Hi.
LISTEN to tho, band. Have your vehicles
rep d Dy it. r rost, lttn ana ii-worin.
1' 191
'
FOR SALE, Simpson phaeton nenrly new,
iM ensn. Aiiuress i- oi, uee. i- .iiijW o
FOR SALE MISCBLLANKOt'S.
SAWDUST, cheapest posts, poultry & hr.g
icncc. su uougias. i jij
2DIIAND tnfe cheap. Derlght, 1119 Farnam
q arj
SAFES, buy, sell, exe'ge. Schwartz, 111 8. 13,
y :wu
WIRE fence for poultry, Belgian hare. hg
Held or lawn, wire worKs, eu . intn i
4 .msis jy
1.000,000 BUILDING brick for Inimedlato de
liver)'. Wlthnell Bros. -Smith Co., vards
22d nnd HlcKory, sist nna uaKC Tel. ,
tj-5011 Mil
TIMOTHY hay nnd nil kinds of feed nnd
coal. -Monroe .: i-o., wj .-s. mn. iei. ,i
Q 7'J
art llcbt surrv harnesses, ladles' saddle
Hnviier tiiineinn. new surry. noie anil
shafts. martlnRales and three strings
bells, will be sold cheap. Inquire at 1607
intnrop ai. v .'iou
CLAIRVOYANTS.
MRS. FRITZ, medium. 819
North 16th.
S-S0O
MME. GYLMER, palmist. 313 8o. 15th st
ELECTIIIU TREATMENT,
CAMILLE DUVAL, 619 S. 16th, second noor,
T All'
ELITE parlors, 615 South 16th, second floor,
T Mia .MS
VERA DELMORE, 1615 Howard. 2d 11. It. 1
MME. SMITH, baths.
Room 7.
118 N. 15th, 2d floor,
T 403 6'
lEltSONAI.
DR. ROY. chropodlst: corns & sunerlluou
rnlr removed by electricity. R. 12, Frenzer
block. U-333
PRIVATE homo beforo and during conflne
ment; babies adopted. Mrs, Burget, 2620
Burdette. U-334
VIAVA, woman's way to health; rational,
wholesome home treatment. 313 Bee Bldg.
U-337
JUST think of it Electric light gallery, 27
enameled stamp photos in lour positions
and a photo stick pin for 25c. R. 6,
Crc.ghtou, blk., 15th and Douglas. Open
9 to 9. We make pictures at night.
U-590 3116
SUPPLIES for all machines; machines for
rent. White Sewing Machine, ItSO Doug
las. Tel. 2331, U-339
PRIVATE hospital for ladles before nnd
during contlnemcnt. babies adopted, 2304
Grant St. U-3W
PBIISO.VAl..
RUPTURE cured: no knife, no pain, no
ilnnerri si nd fnp elri.tilnrs. Emmre
JilV
lure Cure, JX! N. Y. Life Building, Omaha.
f nnt.nMAX en . nnlv nerfeet ac-
coruion pleating plant in inc wesi; man
oniers sonciicu. ouite aw, jvougias uiui-n.
U 'J3i
. BOX cf Rc-No-May Powder Is not a
luxury whei It affords you a cure and
secures the comfort and happiness of your
roommate. o ai.i-
MEN anil women above M years of age
will learn nf snmethlnn to tlicir advan
tage by sending address and 2-ccnt
stamp to P. O. box No. S3, Omaha.
U MS25 C
WANTED, church soprano. C.
B. Shaw,
snceiy iiiug
U 1
WANTED, church soprano. C. B. Shaw,
snceiy uiu. u-w
WAt.t. PAPER rlenner. C. Mlddlcmlst.
Tel. UoS. nest or city reicrcnces. i.eave
order at 1519 Farnam. U Mils 7
M'DOWELI, Dressmaktnc School: hlahest
award at l'aris, i;)i; try our pauerns. .vj
S. 15th st,, room 6Tb, Knrbach blk.
U-MI5S
C.vRPETS nnd rues cleansed like new
without taking up. rtatlsfnction or no
pay. City referencu. Diop postal. 601 . lu.
FRENCH ACCORDION PLEATING: mall
orders solicited, omalia l'lcating Co., i.-i
Douglas. U-M512
.MONEY TO I.OA HEAL ESTATE.
LOANS on eastern Nebraska and western
Iowa farms at 5 per cent; borrowers can
pay $H) or any multiple; any Interest
date: no delay. Brennan-Lovo Co., 3ui S.
13th st.. Omaha, Neb. x
MONEY to 'lonn on Improved Omaha real
estate, urcnnan-i.ove 1.0., wj cuuui uui,
w 31.
WANTED, city loans, bonds and warrants.
Gcorgo & company, iwi i-arnam sireei.
W 313
WANTED, city and farm loans; nlso bonds
nnd warrants. 11. u. I'eters e& uo,, wj
Farnam st uce HUlg. u-am
MONEY to loan at l& and 5H lcr cent on
Omaha property. W. B. Mclkie, 401 8. 15th.
tt-iiii
PRIVATE money.. F. D. Wend, 1521 Douglas.
jia
FIVE and 54 per cent city and farm lonns.
Garvin uros,, ibis rarnam at. jij
PRIVATE money.
Sherwood, 937 N. Y. L.
CASH on hand. G, E. Turklngton, 0V Bee.
W M352
UUMvl T LOA.N CliATTIiI.3.
WHEN YOU NEED MONEY SEE US.
It Is easy to advertise lowest rates, as
others do, nut wo ieei positive mat u you
will make comnarlsons you will be con
vinced tliat ou can do better with us
than elsewhere. We loan on furniture,
plnnos, live stock, etc., or we will make
you
SALARY LOAN
without Indorser or mortgage.
Wo charge nothing for making the
loan nnd you receive
the full amount In cash.
Y'ou may pay It back in ona
month or take six months or
mora in which to iuv It.
and you need not pay tor it one day longer
than you Keep u. uur icrms are ino
easiest, our business is .confidential and
our motto is "try to.piense..
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
119 Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. 2295.
(Established 1VJ2.) 206 S. 16th St.
X-351
11.000.00 TO place quick. M. J. Kennnrd &
Son, ouue JiD urown nm, a.
SALuVRY LOANS.
WE LOAN 10 TO 1100 TO ANYONE HOLD.
INO A UUUU I'UaillUIM. WliX HQtt
HOW ON PERSONAL PHOPERTY
WHEN YOU CAN SECURE MONEY ON
YOUR PLAIN NOTE AT LOWEST
HATES IN TOWN. AND WITHOUT
PUBLICITY!
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.,
Third Floor, Paxton Block, Room 303.
' X-M50J
LARGEST BUSINESS IN LOANS TO
salaried PEOPLE, merchants, team-
Bters, boaruing nouses, etc., wiinoui se
curity; easiest terms; 10 ottlces In prlncl
,mi cities. Tolnian. 110 Board Trade Bldn
X-S27
SALARY LOANS upon plain notes. No
mortgage, no inuoreer, no punui'iiy ;
lower rates, mucn easier payments.
RELIABLE CREDIT CO.
Third Floor, Room 303, Paxton Block.
X 355
1lANS ON SALARIES. FURNITURE
live stocK, etc. wuick service aim lowest
rnios uonranteed. J. W. TAY'LOE. C33 (ton
floor) Paxton Block, northeast corner 16lh
nnd rarnnm; cnirance on win oi
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
manent posiiicn wun ruBpuiiaiuiu concern
upon their names without security; eay
Baymeuts. Tolman. 440 Board Trada Bldg.
X-827
MONEY loaned salaried people holding per
upon their names whut accurlty; easy
payments. Tolman.UO Board ot liad bldg.
s-'
manent position wun reapon?iuio concern
,nvrpv innn,1 nn nlnnn. furniture. Iinrsex
cowb, jewelry, uun ureen, it. o, uarntr uik
lOINr.l llllllicil uu iJluuua, lUtllllUll, J ,
elry, norscs, cows, etc. u. r . nteu, jij bio,
V OJ3
SHORT tlmo
Barker blk.
loans, Jno
Pleasants, 51
X-360
SIONEY to loan. I. Zlegler, 1C0 Ware Block.
IIUSISKSS CHANCES.
vnn kai.i? imtirv nod confectionery, do
ing good business ,lu small Nabrnska
tOWli; gOOll locniion; BOUU reuaun uu non-
lug. Address u i.', uce, i-.iii
FIRST-CLASS family hotel for rent fur
nished: sixty rooms; full of guests. Ad
dress l 20. Bee. Y MI2S 7
FURNITURE, stoves and carpet store for
sale on accojni ot sicKiiess; goou loca
tion; stock JS.0W. Address i- , ieo.
FOR SALE, store building, with living
rooms above, nnd stock of general mer
chandise: good location. Address Leven-
ouy & Lispman, nay springs, rseo.
Y-3II73 9
FOR SALE, the Osborne House, Alnsworth,
Kh bnlnl Ii.ih been rclltted and Im
proved; has nil the commercial trade and
Is doing s. good misincBs. write to a. t:
Howe, .Ainswortn, .-ei. -jiii jei
nKATTMONT OIL FIELDS-Stocks of nil
companies bought and sold. Reliable nnd
authentic Information free. Latest maps
oil fields, Jl. Smith & Co., brokers. Beau
mont, Texas. V-3H7I 9'
A CHANCE for the right man In tho wood
working buslnet-s; wanted, n manager
with about H,wl to Invest.
Address P
55, Bee,
y 500 c'
FORTUNES quickly mado In nil, Write
for new booklet (Just out), nlso special
iiiillotln nnd advices on nil Investments.
mailed free. Beckley & Co., Bankers. 5o
iiroauw.iy, -m: iwm, 1 .uw n-
FOR SALE, small stock of shoes and men's
underwear for cash. John unnanan, co-
umbus. Neb, .mhi io-
GOOD milk route: nine head choice milk
cows, milk wauou nnd set double harness.
R. C. Young. 27th and U st.. South
omahn. y Jdoti u
FOR SALE, fiirulturo nnd lease of the
only vz ner day bote ln city of 2.500 In-
habitants in northwestern Iowa; hotel
clearing iiw to 1150 monthly: easy pay
ments; good renson given for selling upon
application. Address i s. nee. v 702
IICYCLES.
SECOND-HAND bicycles at H price; must
have the room for new ones; good wheels
for t3 "Und up; It will pay you to invest
now, wheels sold on payments, lmls
tttscher, is capitol Ave. -3I3K)
ti -. a Vh nnii-ar,l 4,i Imin nn Imitmvfil rtv i tirtTTaiS. Inttt. furms. lnnds Innna ,ilun llr. I
''prcperti farms:" w;FKrAnm Snmn "insurnnbe. Bem.s. Paxton Blk, ' RE 357 " o.moVy VA ' SZZ. 'Seb.:' o,V F,S
jLpLh.L C-HAsTe. WILLIAMSON, 1, A&ZKSAX
FIVE percent rnoi.. Bemls, Paxton block. HE SfiS guci, oilier business as may comn beforo tho
!J- FOR SALE. 2 honseTln South OmahnTc "llS. J- U1;HlerrelarV.
Hi .ivn SU. nr rent loans. W. It. Thomos.
115.0) "Virii National Bank building. Tel. PHS! l,TY'ca The YiMd Drue Co Flln" il cei't landsmen and a wrv Ices an cxam -
W.W W-3JI American omce retail wLleikle Mverk. ""owing them to bo uualltled lor
5.10 S Drac ic Si r v ' i i I! "elr ratings; landsmen and tipprentlces the
15.W) TO LOAN. $400 to J5u0 on real estate secur- ".T",.'..?1;. 'V .P. ..nl PHYSICAL EXAMINATION ONLY. The
1U.W Itv nl 1 nnr rent. Address soon. V 47. Bee. W";V'W 1'"t.y": term of nllHttnnnt Is four vrarxr A lttlVI'S
1 I
I'OIl EXCIIAXtiK.
AcnEg cood town nnu ntln 0,utT K00d '3c
tntm lands to trade for stock general
merchandise: 19.0i to Jli'.ft't merchandHo
stock for safe or trade for clear Iowa or
Scuth Dakota land. Box 35-!, Missouri
volley, Ja. . MS21 u-
2D-HAND men's wheels for ladles' wheels.
Omaha Bicycle Co., ititn and Chicago sis.
.-OJ7
FOR AI.E-IIEAI, ESTATE
CHEAP LOTS, large, desirably located lots
mm nrc sure to increase in Value front
the start: motor line will soon bo ex
tended to them nnd arc not far from
present lines: only 75 to JlJo ench and
only to down nnd only ts per month.
George P. Bemls, Paxton block.
RE-M9I2
S-noOM brick hoite, nil Nicholas st., J775.
o-iuuni 11 unit' nouse, uain, ciiicacn IIOIHe,
uu rt:wnru si., o.A"', chcii 101 ftxioo reel,
south fronts. Make me nn offer. They
must bo sold soon. Geo, W. Holbronk,
307 Brown Blk. RE-ME61 6
RANCH AND FARM lands for sale by tho
1 nion I'ncinc itaiiroaii company, n. a.
McAllnsler. lanil commissioner, l."nlon
Pacific Ileadnuarters, Omaha, Neb.
UK 362
....
HOUSES and lots In itll parts of city; nlso
ncre property nnd farm lands. Tho O. F,
uavis io., iiooni as., iicc isuiiiung.
lit; a'
.. I
FOR SALE nn monthly payments, S-room
iiiuuuiii uuhxu uu .. -uu oi, enr line;
nlso vacant lots, which will be Improved
xnr Diircnaser uu moucrHie nuvmpni nnivn. 1
Mutual Loan nnd Building Association, days after the receipt of notice of tho nc
G. M. Nattlnger, secretary, Bee Bldg. ceptunco of hla bid.
it.' tm
. .
SEE HENRY 11. PAYNE, 601 N. Y. LIFE.
BE-3SI)
$3,.V) BUYS 3 6-room. cottages, 2119-21-23
Blnney, excellent condition, 15 per cent
gros revenue on investment; a snap.
J. H. Johnson, Ml N. Y. Life. RE-M297
WANT offer on fine lot and seven-room
nouse, cioso to goou car line. Eastern
owner anxious to sen. .m. j, Kcnnnrd &
Son, 3OI-10 Hrown uiock. RE S38
tr.illv located: cnu be hnucht 111 11 li:.r.
gain, Address C. C. Polinrd. Fremont,
Neb. RE-MlnjO 10
MBUIQAl.,
LADIES. J.V10 reward for n case of suppres
sion old Dr. Jucksori's Montlhy Regulator
falls to 'ellevo In 21 hours: positively
guarantied; no ergot or pills; mnny saved
from pulclde; Ideal safe homo treatment.
Mall 3 to Dr. Jackson, II. C, S14, 167 Dear
born St., Chicago, III. 230 11
DR. LE DUE'S French Female Reuulntor.
positively warranted to relieve the most
stubborn cases of monthly stoppages. Ir
regularities, obstructions and suppres
sions broucht on from whatever nlmiirm.il
or pathological cause; $2 11 package, or 3
SHORTHAND A N II TVPEWIUTING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S school. 717 N. Y. Life.
-370
BOYLES' College, court reporter principal,
uee mug. ail
NHIS.. Business & Shorthand College, Boyd'H
incaier, 37.
GREGG Shorthand. Om. C. Col., 16 & Doug
a?.;
ADVEUTISOG l'AS.
ADVS. FANS. Burkley Pig. Co., Omaha.
'31477 J2
-
CLTLEIl Y GHJNUING,
1
o v., T,... t" . ,. .
,ci'.r,ii u I'uci., cunery prinners; inwn
mowers a specialty, reiepnone 214. 12th
nnd Douglas. f 31 IP
HYGIENIC II ATMS.
FOR Indies only, hygienic baths, with mas-
sage anu electric treatment, under direc
tion of Mrs, T. Schoinmcr, graduate mas
seuse, formerly of "The Bathery." 1623
uouglns Ht. Tel. 2155. Open evenings by
engagement, mmii 3111
GARBAGE HAULING.
ANT1MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans
lcb!h,uis unu vaults, removes garougc
and deed animals at reduced prlccB. 621
iN, ism. iei. iicj. 3IZDI 3137
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Institute, 515 N. Y. L. Bldg. Tel.
jwh; ,nce jonnson, u. u., ladles uopl. ;
um ui'iniauu, vyaicuiHiiiit)i, ,lgr.
-374
M. E. DONOHUB, D. O., of Still school.
j-iliitsi int.-, ,tiu., U"t x MAluu J)IK. iei.
375
SCnEEN DOORS.
Windows, etc. G. C. Co., 1519 Lcnv. Tel. 2529.
495 J2
NTAMMEIIING AND STUTTER,! NG.
' T .r. r
CURED. Julia Vaughn, 430 Ratngo Bldg.
-3J7
SHOE REPAIRING.
SOLE8. 40c; rubber heels and soles, 75c. Neb.
ncp!lr Co., 217 N. 16th. Joe Pulbne, Prop
ni m'ii
TAILORING.
iniesi nesigus. Btepncn J. uroderlcK, IU17
r arnam st. 3ISS5 3123
ACCORDION PLEATING.
ACCORDION pleating, cheupest, best.
quickest. Mrs. A. C. 3lrk, 8, E, Cor, 17th
nnu rarnam. 376
PARQUETRY FLOORS.
FRANK SEVICK mnkes n specialty of all
tonuR nsrowiH7ii iiijiiiiiiK nnu parquetry.
.My prices are rigm. ifit uik hi,
6S0 M19
C A n P E N TE IIS AND .IOIIIIi:it S.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly intended to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th
and Lake Sts. 370
DItEhSM IKING,
IN FAMILIES. Miss Sturdy, 318 S. 26th St,
i'S'J 3U'(
K I! II , IT Ml hi II EPA HUNG.
TEL. 1331. M. 8. Wnlklln, 2111 Cuming 8t.
3IS
EXPEItT ACCOUNTANT.
LESSONS ln bookkeeping, etc.. day or even.
nig, it. 10, 1.0m, .mil imnh. u. it. itainnun.
. jvj
BOILER MAKERS.
OMAHA Boiler Works, steam boilers. tanks
stacks, etc. Tel. 1359. 12th & Izard Sts.
-49
PATSJVrS.
PATENTS, no fee unless successful. Sues
& Co., uea Bldg., umana, -jseb. Advlca
frinv I5S Ju!5
LAINDH V.
OMAHA Steam Laundry: shirts, 7c; collars,
2c; cuffs, 4c. 1760 Leavenworth. Tel. 5)7.
3JVJ
TICKET BROKER.
CUT rate tickets everywhere. P. Jl. Phil-
!ln 1.V1K F,"nrnnrr. Tf . TS1. 1UI
PAWMIROKERS.
EAOLB Iian Office, reliable, accommodat-
ing; all business confidential. 1301 uouglns,
3i3
'l PIIOkSTEHING,
GLOBE COUCH CO., 1519 Lcav'th, Tel, 2529.
net
VJ
W-671 ZX","' FOUR MONTHS' PAY and nn ADDI-
AVAI.I, PAPER.
a roll and up. painting, paper hanging.
uecorniing. ncisey, m no. mi.,
ELOCI TIO..
ELLA DAY. 1920 Dodge St.
-S77 M22
LOST.
LOST, ft white horse, weighing about 1,100:
return to soutn umana city jan ami
receive reward. Lost .2b 1
I'Ot M).
JERSEY cow taken up. 2812 Farnam. Wll.
nam seanoid. 11)1111(10 1
I.Eli.M. MU M IIS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Healed 1 roposals will be rcclvct nt the
oflke of the commissioner of public lands
and buildings at Lincoln, Neb., until 12 in.
Mnv 21. llJl. for the erection of the new
lircproof building for the asylum tor the
chronic insane 111 imsungs, ,cu, nans
and spcclllcatlons may be seen in the olllco
of the commissioner or public minis nun
buildings, or at no oiuco in inc nupi-rin
tniiiinn ni tb. nHvlnm nt Hastings. Nub..
and at the olllcc of Messrs. Bcrlinghot .t
Ornnl, architects, Beatrice, Neb., alicr the
6tn nay of .May, 1W1.
Eacn propos.il must ne nccomiianieu nj
. ,i,nl HHftlr.riil lirmil Itl thil Rlltll III
j,ooo made payabio to the stale of Ne-
brasKn in enso 1110 nuuicr rcvcivum '
award shall fall to execute a contract nnd
rm - n , 1 tho iwitwi nu rpitnirrn wiiniu leu
1'ruposniH may ue inauu lor inc "'
work tinder one general contract, or for
any one of tho branches of the work as
classing in tnc scnenuie. .
The Board of Public Lands and Buildings
reserves tlic right to reject any and all
bids and waive derects.
UKOHllH n. I'nl.I.MER
Commissioner of Public Lands nnd Build-
Lincoln, Neb., April .TO, 1901
A 11 11 tin I .Vloftlnu
rim nnimnl mni.ttnir of stockholders of
the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley
liOVEHNMEVr .NOTIC'I
MEN WANTED FOR THE U. S. NAVY
l.nndsnieii for training ns seamen, age IS to
25, MO per mouth; landsmen for yeomen, ago
is to l.50 por inoniu upon iiiiinnoiiucin n
yeomen third class); seamen, age 21 to :i.
Kl; oniinary seamen, ago in in a". o', i
prcntlees, third class, ago 15 to !?; ma-
cniuisis, nrsi ciuss, ngc -1 m j, .
hltlufu mtnn,l elna. iiife 'Jl to 3.1. SIO! hOS
pltni appreiiiices, ago is to .u; nospmu
apprenuces, llrst class, age 21 to 2X, IM;
shipwrights, ago 21 to 33, 35; electricians,
second class, age 21 to 35. lu; electricians,
third class, ago 21 to 35, .t3o; coppersmiths,
ago 21 to Xt, iM. Candidates must pass n
puysicni examination snowing uiem to i.c
TION OF 11.3(1 TO THE MONTHLY PAY
for each re-enllstment within four months
on honorable discharge. RATIONS, ME1M-
CGNKH AMU .M 1'jlJlL'A I, ATTK.NDANCE
GRATIS. Privilege Of RETIREMENT ON
THREE-QUARTERS PAY after 30 years'
seivicc. ADie-nouied A.MKRICANS ESPE
CIALLY WANTED, who will enjoy EX
CEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR AD-
lascftMnni iu I'KTTY OFFICERS by
the early comnletlon ol' a ntimher of Inn-o
ships. A recruiting olllco will be open;d at
itooins 613 and an aicCngue bldg., 15th and
Dodge sts.. Omaha, Neb., from Stay 6-11, In
clusive, 1901. -M5-11-M
POSTOl'FICE NOTIC13.
(Should be read DAILY liv nit IniArociA,!
aa.ohnngea may occur nt nny time).
I orelgn mails for the week ending May
11. 1W11. will lr,. lUmmiiTt V ' ,
at the general pontolllco ns roltows: PAR-
CELH POST MAI1.M nlntn nna ti..i - -Ti. -
i .,r.: "unci
'"'" uiuniug nmo Hiiown dciov. Parcels
I'osi mans lor Germany close at 5 p. ni.
Wednesday,
Regulnr and SUIiDlcmtntnrv malls ,lno
at foreign brnncli half hour later than
lIUQUIci UIIUWI1 OCiOW.
Trnna-Allniitlu .lliilla.
n.t.t.-f.c .1. . n . . ....
iur.au,ii-,L , a. m. rnr i i'Ai.v nni. r a
werra, via Naples (mall must be directed
"per s. h. Werra").
WEDNESDAY At 6:30 n. m. foi- ElMl.mM
ipli n. n. oi. i-uui, via nouinnmpton; nts:30
ii. in. isuppiemeniary in n. in.) for
j-.uuui-i',, per s. s. uermanic via gucens-
luwn: Ml iu ll. m. lor HI-ilAill'M ,1 reel.
per H. s, Frleslnnd (mall must be directed
"per s. s. Frleslnnd"!.
THt'RSDAY At :30 n. in. for EUROPE,
per s. s. Fuerst Bismarck, via Plymouth,
v iieriiuurg unu iinmnurg (mall for
i-rnuce, uwitzeriniid, Italy, Spain, Portu
gal. Turkey, Egypt, Greece, British India
and Lorenzo .Maniuez must be directed
"per s. n. Fuerst Bismarck"); at 7 a. in.
for FRANCE. SWITZERLAND. ITALY.
SPAIN, PORTUGAL. TURKEY, EGYPT,
GREECE. BRITISH INDIA und LO
RENZO .MARQUE., per s. s. Ln Cham
pagne, via Havre (malt for other parts of
Europe must bo directed "ner s. s. Ln
Champagne"); nt 9:30 n, in. far AZORES
ibl.AM-iM, per s, s. Vlnceiir.o Florin (mall
lor nniy must no uirecteu "per s. s. vin
cenzo Flnrlo").
SATURDAY-At 7:30 n. m. for NETHER
LANDS direct, per s. s. MutiHdnm (m.ill
must bo directed "per s. s. Mansdnm"!; lit
7:uo n. m. (supplementary a a, m.) for
hi itoi'K, per x, s. fiiruria, via gueens
town: nt s a, ni. for ITALY, per s. h
Trave, via Naples (moll must be directed
"per s. s. Travo"); at 10 a. m. for SCOT
LAND direct, per- s. s, Furnessln (mail
must no uirecteu -per s. s. i urnessin")
PRINTED MATTER."
takes Printed .Matter,
anil Salnules for Gi
ETC. This ste.mcr
er. Commercial Pnncra
und Samples for Germany only. The
same class of mall matter for other parts
oi Europe win "ql no sent ny mis unip
unless sncclally directed bv her.
After tho closing of tho Supplcmontory
'iians-Atinniic .inua uamcu auovc. uu-
dltlonnl supplomeirtnry malls are opened
on tho piers of tho American, English,
French and German steamers, nnd to
main open until within Ten Minutes of
tho hour of sailing of steamer.
Mails for South iinil Ccuti-nl
A merlon,
West Indies, Etc.
TUESDAY At 9:30 a. m. (supplemeiitnr)
10:30 n. m
I.) for CENTRAL AMERICA (ex-
cent Costa Rica) nhd SOUTH PAClFlf
PORTS, per s. s. City of Washington, vln
Colon (mall for Guatemala must be
directed "per s. . City of Washington");
at 10 a. m. for GRENADA nnd TRINI
DAD, per s, s. Riinttld; nt 6:30 p. m. for
JAMAICA, per s. Admiral Dewey, from
Boston; nt 11 p. m, for JA3IAICA, per a. s.
l rnnia. irom i-uiiani'ipiiin.
WEDNESDAY At 10 n. m.
nnd HAITI, per s. s. Stoun
10:30 a. m. for YUCATAN, pc
for INAOI'A.
t Vernon: at
ner s. s. Guild-
hall (mall must be directed "tier s. a.
Guildhall"!; nt 12 in. for CiyiA. VUC V
T A N. CAMPECHE, TABASCO nnd CHIA
PAS, per fl. s. Espernnzn, via Hnvnmi and
Progreso (mall tor other parts of .Mexl.i
must 1)0 directed "per n. s, Espcrnnu"),
at 12 m. for NORTHERN BRAZIL, per
m. a. Illldebrand.
THURSDAY At 7 a. m. for BER.MUDA,
per s. s. I'retorin, nt is m. (supplemen
tary 12:30 p. m.) for NASSAU, GUANTA
NAMO nnd SANTIAGO, per h. s. San
tiago, nt 0:30 p. m. for JAMAICA, per s. s,
Admiral Sampson, from Boston.
FRIDAY At 12 in. for 3IEXICO, per s. s,
Seneca, via Tninplco (mall must he
directed "per s, s, Seneca").
SATURDAY At fi a. m. for ARGENTINE
ni'ii't'Hi.ii . i iii'ui Ai nnu Para
guay, per s. s. Flaxman: nt 9 n. m,' for
PORTO RICO, per s. s, Ponce, via 8an
.timii. nt 9 a. tn. (siinnlemnntarv 9:30 n. m.i
for VENEZUELA and CURACAO, per
s, s. .MiiracMiuu uiiiiii lor n.ivnnnut nnu
I'nrthaceiia must be directed "iwr h. k.
.Marai'iilbo'-); at 10 n. m, for CUBA, per
s, s. .Morro -tinui via iiuvana; ni ion. m.
(supplementary 10:30 n. m.) for FOR.
TUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA. RAVA
N1LLA. CARTHAGENA mnd GREY-
TOWN, per s. s. Alleghany (mail for
Costa Rica must no nireotcd "per s, ,
Alleghany' ); nt 10:30 a. m. for YUCATAN,
nor s, s. Rftvensdnle. via Prngreso: nt 4
ji. m. forr ARGENTINE REPUBLIC,
rnrui Ai nnu riMi.uu .ii, per s, h
llnddonhall.
Malls for Newfoundland, by rail to North
HVdney. ana tuenco ny steamer, emse nt
this ofllce dally at 6:30 p, m connecting
close here every Monday. Wednesdav nnd
Saturduy. Malls for Mkuiclon, by rail to
Boston, and thenco by steamer. clAso at
tins olllco dally at il:30 r. m. Malls for
Cuba, by rail to Port Tompa, Flu,, and
thence by uteamer, close at this officii
dully, except Monday, nt "6 a. in. (tho
corim-cllng closes aro nn Sunday, Wednes
day and Friday) 3Ialls ror Cuba, by -all
to Miami, vlu., and thence by steamer
rlosn nt this oftlco every 31ondav nnd
Friday nt 11 p, in. 3Inlls for .Mexico
CHy, overland, unless specially addressed
for dispatch by steamer, close at this of
fice daily at 1,30 p, ni. and U p, m. Mails
I
posTorrici: xnirr.
for Costn Pica, Belize, Puerto Cortei and
Guatemala, by rail to New Orleans, and
thenco by stetmcr, close at this olllco
dally nt "1:30 p. m. (connecting closes
heic Mondays for Bellxe. Puerto Cortex
and Guatemala nnd Tuesds for Costa
Rica). "HegKtcred mull closes nt p.
in. previous day.
Trniis-I'ni'llli Mulls.
Malts for Hawaii, Japan, China and Phil
ippine iMaiius. via nan tranciseo, cioso
here dall nt 6:30 p. m. up to May "th.
Inclusive, for dtsmitcli tier s. s. Peru.
Mulls for Chlnn and Japan, via TaCMii.l,
cioe litre uhiiv h' p.- in. up to .mh
S. Inclulr. for dispatch per s. s. Glc
noele. Malls for ttnwall, via Sun Franelseo, clo.
hero dally at 0:30 p. in. up to May 13
foe dlsnnteli nor s. s. Mnrlnosn.
Malls for Hawaii, China and Japan, via San
! ranciico, close nere uauy nt n;:i p. m.
up tn May "le. Iiulusive, for dlspatcli per
s. h f'nntlr.
Malls fot Tahiti nnd Marquesas Isl.inds.
via Han Francisco, close Here daily nt ti..w
p. m. up to May IS, Inclusive, for ills-
111IICI1 iwr M. H. ai irunu.
Mails fot China, Japan nnd Philippine
(sunns, via senmc. cioe nere uauy ai
6:30 p in. up to May 21. Inclusive, for
dispatch per s. s. Idztimt Mini (icf,;gtcrrd
mail must be directed via Seattle.
Malls for China and Japan, via Van
couver, close Here daily at b.aj p. tn, i p
to Mnv 21, Ini-llslvo, for dispatch per
s. s. Empress of India (regltrred mail
must bn illiected "via Vancouver").
Malls for Australia (except West Australia,
which is iorariiei via turopei. .-cv
'Ami la ml, Fiji. Samoa rind llawnll, via
San Francisco, close here dally nt 6:X0
p. m. after May anil up to May 23.
Inclusive, or on arrival of s. h. I, lunula,
duo at New York May "2$, for dlspmeh
ir s. M Mlorrn
Mills tor A.lslrall.i (except West1 Australia,
wnicn goes via nuiopc, ami ,m-w xeuinnii,
which goes via San Finnclsco). nnd FIJI
Islands, via Vnncouver, close hero dally
nt 6::w p. m. up to May M2S, Inclusive, lor
dispatch per s. s, W.irrlmoo (supplemen
tary malls, via Seattle, close at "Mil l). in.
Mny 291. (Mall must be directed via
Vancouver)
.,rVii of ciosllThc -Hardin companies have been consoll
um Is arranged on ihu presumption of
their iiuniicrrupicu ovenauu iruusii,
Registered mull closes at 0 p. in. pro.
VKiliH day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster,
Postolllce, New York, N. V , May 3, l!'l.
RAILWAY GUIDE.
UNION STATION KITH AND MAHCY.
Union Pncltlo.
Lenvo. Arrive.
Overlaid Limited ft i:20 am n 7:30 pm
Fast Mull a uo 11111 it 3:25 pm
3IntI and Express all:35 pm n 1:25 pm
Colorado Special a 11:35 pm n 6:50 am
Ltncoin-Stromsberg Ex.b 4:o5 pm bi2::w pm
Pacilla fi Atlantic ux .a t:vu pm n u:ou nm
Grand Island Local.... b 6:30 pm b 9:35 am
CIiIciiko Nortlnrteru.
Chicago Special a 7:0o am nil Mi) pm
Chicago Passenger a 4:15 pm 11 8:40 am
Eastern i;xoies... uiu.oj am u i:iu pm
Eastern Special a 4:55 pin u 1:05 pin
l.'tMiMnll a 2:43 11111
Omaha-Chicago L't'd...n 7:45 pm u biiw am
Fust .Mall 1 is:3u am
Cedar Rapids Passenger a 5:30 pm
Sioux City & Pnclllc.
Twin City Express u 6:53 am nl0:33 pm
Twin City Limited a 7:65 pm 11 3:15 am
Sioux Clu Local a 8:00 am 11 3:50 pm
Clili'iiuo, Mllwnukrc A: SI. Paul.
Chicago Limited a t:oo pm n 8:05 nm
Chicugo & Omaha Ex..b 7:15 um b 3:10 pm
Illinois Centrnl.
Chicago Express n 7:Oi nm a 5:10 pm
unitago, .Minneapolis v
St. l'uui L.imueu 11 i:u pm a s:uj nm
Minneapolis & St, Paul
Express b 7:00 am b 9:10 pin
Fort Dodgo Local, from
council limits j :m pm n s:ij um
Fort Dodge Local, from
Council mulls u t;uv um
Clilenuu, Hock IiIhiiC & l'uellic.
Dca Moines & Daven-
oori Lucu... ni7:-i am im:3o nm
Chicago Exprrss bl):i5 am a S:lo um
Vta 3lu:r.cf -nc. u pin a t:ij pm
l"itp:;i:.. .--..nl l'-XllfL'SH. .a 5:v0 um 11 1:l'j um
Des Moini'H, lto.'K lbland
& Clilcujjv. a ,:iu pm a v:sj pm
Lincoln, Colo. Spring-.,
Denver. Pueblo ana
West a 1:30 nm a 4:15 nm
Colorado. Oklahoma and
Texus l' lyer a o:.u pm a n.M am
MlNmiuri 1'nulllc.
St. Louis Express alO:00 am a 6:25 pm
K. C. & HL L. Express. ,a!U:6o pin a 0:15 um
Omnlin JL St. Lou in.
St. Louis "Cannuii
Ball" a 6:16 pm a 3:20 am
Kansas City 6c wuincy
Local a r.vj um a siw pm
V nliusli.
St. Lnul? "Cannon Ball"
Expiesa a i:ii pm a s::u am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday.
BURLINGTON STATION 10TII HASO.N
Clilcnuo, llnrllnglou & Qulncr
Chlrnaii KiiL-cial u 7:00 um a!0:20 run
Ullicugo vestiuuicu i.w pin a i.u um
Chicago Local a 9:30 um a 4:05 pm
Chicago Limited. ...... ..a 7:50 pm .1 7:15 am
Fast Mall a 2:4j pm
llurlliititon t Mlsiioiirl River.
Leave. Arrive,
Nebrniika & Colorado
Expres), a 8:40 am a 7:33 pm
WvmnK Beatrice &
Lincoln a ":40 am bll:55 nm
Denver Limited a t:25 pin a 3:W pin
Blo.ck llli:a i. iru&zi
Hniini'. Denver Con
nection ...1 n 9:00 pm a 6:45 am
Lincoln Fast Mall u i:i pin u 9.17 am
Fort Croon & I'latts-
mouth b 3:20 pm bll:05 am
Bellevuo & Paclilc Jet. .11 7:40 pm a S:iu am
Bellevue Ac Paclilc Jct..al2:10 am
IviuiNiis City, St. Joseph Jl Council
Bin Its.
Kansas City Day Ex. ..a 9:20 am a 6:23 pm
Kansas City Night Ex..al0:ji pm a 6:15 ;.m
St. Louis F'yet..., u 5:'.o pin ull:l5 ura
a Dally, o Dally except Sunday.
WEI1STEK DEPOT IJVTH A; WEBSTER.
Chlcngo, St, 1'Biil, Mliiuenpolla A
Oniulin.
Twin City Passenger.. .a 6:(0 am a 9:10 pm
Sioux City Passenger. ..a 2:45 pm alliio am
Emerson Local ., o a .si pm ti s:30 am
.ItUsonrl Pacific.
Nebraska Local, Via
weeping water u t:io pm aio:& am
Fremont. Elkborii A: 3lluurl Valluy,
Leave. Arrive
Black Hills, Deadwood,
Hot Springs a 3:00 pm a 5:00 rm
Vyomlng, Cusper &
Douglas d 3:00 pm e 5:00 pm
Hustings, xorn, unvia
f'Hv. 'tlnerinr. ftenot-n.
City. Superior, Geneva.
t..v.. .. 1 !. - r. . . ... 1. r , rvi rrr.
l.A , U .JUT,. ... ...V M.W ,. 1. V . w ,' ' .
Norfolk, Lincoln & Fre
mont b 7:30 nm b!0:25 am
Fremont Local c 7:30 am
a Dally, b Dally except Sunday, c Sun
day oniy n uauy except Saturday, t
Daily except 3Ionday.
Hotel ViotoHs
8ro4wt;, 9lh kit. nt 27th Sttett, Nw Vtrk.
J Absolutely Hroproot
1 ,,k . In IhA rn.
ter o'f.ths
shopping
nd theatre
district.
First clits
hull iuap
pointmtnts. Entirely
new through
out
European Plan
Ronml lip.
tCMlw. i-iixir,rn-t.: ee or en.
suite, with or without bth, hot sncfcold wMrr
nd telephone In every room.' CulslnuocxCflld.
A Frnrfiil Stnilo.
Hnrncr's Bazar "There goes a mnn
who Is having n fearful strugglo with his
appetite." , , , ...
"What, that clean-cut, htalthy-looking
chap over there ;
"rhnt'n the one
"Why, he doesn't look like a slave to nny
n nnj.HI n "
'lie Is, thnuglii nnd he's having nn
awful time of It. He grits hii teeth nnd
succeeds In subduing It for a whole dny,
maybe, but the very next It cfmquers him
and ne s just as nun 011 hs ever.
"What Is ltwhlsky?"
,"Oh, no' He never drinks, "
"Morphine?'
.Vo. Indeed."
"Well, what h It that hns such a hold on
him
"His nppetlte, I told you."
"For food?"
"Certainly."
"Well, wbnt's the matter with It'.' Why
has ne any struggle over iw
"Why, ho says that if ho could only go
without eating for about 11 month ho
could get the girl he's engaged to an
Editor present as elaborate a she expects.
MINING IN THE BLACK HILLS
Ntloa.l is About to Build Smeltir of Fit
Hundred Tons.
BIG DEAL PENDING AT GARDEN CITY
l nil ersll t'linipnii iucorssfiiH.v De
v luplim I'rot ert Weil of Orrvllle
Stiroutntliiii Ilirr Holy Ter
ror's liint liiunnce.
LEAD. S. D.. Ma)' " -iSptctAl.) Thf Na
tional Mining nnd Smelling company of
New York will begin In a few days tho
erection of a r00-lon smelter on Bear Rutin
creek, near Unlcna. nbout nine miles cast
of this lty. The company was organlifl
by Dr. II It .MugRftlry of Chicago, who has
Interested n dozen or more capitalists nt
Boston and New York. The nto that !tt
be treated will conic from the nulllon mine,
which Is a well-deelopd property near ttu
proposed site of the smelter. There wilt h
a lot oi ore on th' market In that district
ns noon ns n plan' Is started In which to
treat It. The smelter will he built after tho
fashion of the smelter In Deadwnod that
was built by Dr. Franklin Carpenter, now
of Denxei. This enterprise will he of direct
benefit tn the business of this city. A rail
road will, without doubt, he built front
Drndwood to the Galena district.
The fact that the Hardin brothers this
spring refused tn lease their farms on lleri
water, twelve miles north of this city, Is
taken to mean that the Urdwnter Mlnlnr;
company Intends to do sonu'ihlng out thero
iMa dMi.n in ih. u n v nt luilMlna n smelter.
dated and It Is the Intention soiiip day to
erect large smelting works on Hedwater
river, one nf the largest streams In tho
Black llllls. The ore will come from tlm
mines It tho Two Bit district, which are be
ing developed There nrc Immense bodies
of low grade pyrltlc ore In the Orlglnnl
Hardin mine nt the present time and work
has been resumed In the shaft of the Chl
tago and Two Bit company. The Hnrdlns,
Intend tn lay o.it n town on Hedwater,
where they hnvo ;t,000 acres of choice farm
ing land. There will probably be some rail
road building In that direction this season,
lllu llrnl nt Giirdeu City.
A big mining deal Is pending ln tho Gnr-
den City district at the Realization group of
claims, owned by E. May and associates nf
Lead. A shaft n.bl crosscuts have opened a
big shoot of slllclous ore Hint runs high
enough l.i values to pay well for cynnlding.
The workings have all been pumprd out
and eastern parties are expected to make a
thorough examination. Thrro will probably
soon bp a consolidation of the Hums & Lit
tle Mlnlnr company and a number ot other
properties In the district, all of which Bhow
ore exposed In large shoots. This would
mean a cynntde plnnt for the district.
Tho University company of Vermillion,
this state. Is meeting with great success In
the development of n property west of Orc
vlllc In Pennington county. Tho company
recently ncnulrcd VI10 Jim Yerxa mine.
which was opened up a number of ycara
ago. A shoot of frcc-mllllng ore was fol
lowed down nbout forty feet, tho ore being;
milled In a flve-stamp nffalr at the mine.
Tho University company has now com
menced to sink the shaft deeper and tho
vein Is rapidly widening out. Assays run
from $0 to J64.40 per ton gold. The forma
tion around the shaft Is such that It Is ex
pected to make a big shoot of ore beforo
water level is reached. A steam hoisting:
plant Is .being negotiated for and the ground
will bo very thoroughly developed. This
company was organized by Stnto university;
students last June. It now has title to 250
acres of ground, with mlllsltes and water
rights and a flve-stamp mill.
RunliPM flu- (iolden Slipper.
J. B. Safford of Chicago Is rushing wnrW
at the Golden Slipper mine east of Hill City,
He hns purchased a holler and steam hoist
nnd as soon ns tho water is pumped out ot
tho lower workings sinking will commence
and the shaft will he put down to the 600
foot level. The mine lias pHld for Its de
velopment from the grass roots to the 300
foot level, the ore averaging nbout $15 per
ton gold. A number of Chicago capitalists
are Interested In the mjno nt present,
Thero Is considerable speculation at Key
stone whether or not tho Holy Terror Mill
ing company will continue work o;- not no
that the McCarty mining suit has gone
against the company. It wnB asserted a
short time ago that the president and other
officers of tho company had decided to shut
down the mine Indefinitely In case the suit
went against them. They clnltn that tho
mlno Is not paying as well as It has In tho
past anil that when McCarty gets his oner
eighth Interest In the property that II will
not pay to work A winze Is being sunk
on the ore ledge at the present tlmo and It
Is asserted that the ore Is richer than ever.
There is not much credence placed In tho
rumors of the shutting down.
('triiiiiipH 11 l.nruc ns Ever.
The Holy Terror mine hns paid good dlv
blends up to within a few months, when tha
work was done on half time only, waiting
the result of the pending trial. Twenty
stamps nf the thirty nrc dropping on ore
and those who nro familiar with the prop
erty nsscrt that tho cleanups are as largo
as ever. McCarty of Rapid City gets an
ntcro6t In tho property that Is valued nt
$40,000 ur $50,000.
Howell Clevenger of Rapid City, a stu
dent of the Stato School of Mines, will soon
start up the little cyanide plnnt nt the old
chlorlnatlon works, near the School ot
Mines building. Last summer he expert
monted with the old tailings from th
chlorlnatlon plant and fouhd that ho could
cyanide them at a good profit, making from
$3 to $6 per ton. He put in a nnmber ot
cyanide tnnks and cleaned up over $1,009
In his first few runs. It Is stated that ha
will Increase the capacity and will run dur
ing the summer.
Guillen ItiMvurd Activity.
It Is expected that tho Golden Ilcwnril
company will begin work on the erection
of Its 200-ton cyanide plant In Deadwood In
n fow days. The cdmpnny Iibb an lmmen3
amount of cyanldlng oro In its Bald moun
tain m'nes, Tho Imperial company oC
Pennsylvania will also commence this
month tho erection of a 100-ton ryaulrlo
plant, probably within the rlty limits of
Deadwood. The mining property In Black
tall gulch Is developing Into n big proposU
Hon. Two largo ore shoots have been cross
cut that give as. good average valup. Thero
aro several thousand feet of the ore, as de
termined by former development work. A.
railroad will he built up niacktail gulch
this season, In all probability Another new
cyanide plant will soon be In course of con
struction at Ragged Top by tho Colorado
South Dakota Mining fompany. Rev. C. E,
Glddlngn has organised this company, hav
ing Interested a brother In Colorado anil
Omalia parties, The annual election of offi
cers of tho company will be held the fore
part of this month, ai which lime final ar
rangements will hr made for tho erection of
tho new plant. A large amount of ore has
alrendy been blocked out that Is rich enough
to cyanide well. In tills same district a new,
Colorado Springs and Denver company has,
bonded a big hlork of ground and there ts,
little doubt but that the deal will be con
summated this month and n cyanide plant!
erected.
Thomas Maple, Dlrkbcck, III., writes; "I
hsd a very bsd case of kidney trouble and
my back pained me so I could not
straighten up. The doctor's treatment did
me no good. Saw Foley's Kidney Cure
advertUed and took gno bottle which cured
me and I havu not neon affected since. I
gladly recommend this remedy,"