Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 21, 1893, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JANUARY 21 FOOL BEAR'S LOFTY FLIGHT Bruin Toys with a 8tick of Dynamite and Immediately Soatters, THRILLING EXPERIENCE OF JIM ROBINSON Btatistics on the Cost of Silver Production ~Mining Developments in Idaho, the San Juan and the Black Hiils— Other Western News, Few of the workmen engaged in the con- struction of the Great Northern railroad in Montana but knew Jim Robinson, or as he was more popularly known, *Dynami He gained the sobriquet, says the San ancisco Call, by a report becoming current t he was in the havit of carrying dyna cartridges in his clothing, which made | vdl of the more timorous of his fellow workmen refuse to sleep in with him at night An explosion which, luckily, caused no loss of life, but damaged considerable trestle works was attributed to Robirson's careless ness in handling dynamite, which made the contractor discharge him Finding it impossible to get any more work on ther tarted for Choteau, & town about eighty miles distant He took anold trail which skirted the left ank of the Good Medicin d to ward evening he had reached a place much frequented by during the summer said to be very plentiful was 1ot aware the same tent | ailroad, Robinson hunters season, us be in that regio of that fact Feeling tired, he camped for the night be neath the shade of a large cottonwood tree, about 100 yards from the east bank of the ver, and within full view of the snow-capped summit of the Rockies Leaving his blankets on the ground he col- lected “deadwood” with which to make a fire, for the nights in that region are cool even in summer. When the fire was built o son sat down and began to and crackers, The sccond mouthful he swallowed he was startled by hearing a growl just behind him, which made him drop the food on - the ground and browght him to his feet with a Jump., Looking, hw saw coming toward him rapid gait znd with mouth wide open a huge | cinnamon bear He gave a bound for the cottonwood which he climbed with a rapidity which afterwards astonished himself. As luck would have it, the tree was a_large one and had a convenient fork about twenty feet from the ground. Before the bear reached | the trec Robinson had climbed into the fork, | and, throwing his arms about the limb, clung to it with grim determination, while the bear put his huge fore paws against the trunk and shook the tree like an aspen Failing to shake Robinson out of the tre the bear uttered several deep growls and then went snifiing toward the fire and began to eat Robinson's little store of provisions Robinson took advantage of the bear's ab sence, and getting a rope out of his pocket tied himself firmly to the tree After devouring Robinson's supper the bear began to tear the blanket, in which he | found j hard, shiny substance, which he | tried to cat, but finding it too hard he | dropped it between his forepaws and then brought it down with a smash on a rock beside the fire. A tervific explosion rent the air, while bear, tons of earth and pieces of rock went skyward like a flash. A short while afterward a pa ers who were camped in the vicinity was attracted to the scene by the noise of the explosion. They found Robinson in a dead faint in the tree Oneof the party climbed up to him, and cut- ting the rope, lowered him to the ground, where he soon recovered. Strange as it may seeny, he sustained no injury, but his cloth- ing ‘was literally stripped from his body by the foree of the explosiou. A few picces of flesh almost. the width of a man’s palm were all that could be found of the bear. use of the explosion was a large cartridge of dynamite which Robinson car- ried in his blanket and which the bear ex- ploded by concussion Robinson received a suit of clothing from one of the hunters and afterward resumed his journe, From the uan C +“One week ago Tleft the San Juan country and returned to my home in Denver,” said Henry Worthington to a Chicago reporter, “The reports that have gone out that there was absolutely no foundation for the gold sensation in that region are not true. Some gold has been found there, but not in paying quantities, and this was all found by the placer miners, But, despite the dearth of gold in paying quantities, it is an interesting region, nevertheless, It scems to have been a favorite resort for the cliff dwellers and other races of bygone times, For miles in the rocky m the abandoned illages of the cliff dwellers may be seen. A careful examination cannot fail to yield many in- teresting points connected with the myster ous race. A large stone fort is_crumbling into ruins within a mile of Dandy crossing on the Colorado. The fort is reached by elimbing up perpendicular wails. The hand- holes cut inthe rocks by.the cliff dwellers themselyes are yet plainly visible, In places are tails, long since abandoned, leading along the cliffs and down to the water. The trails show that they must have been tray- ersed for long perlods of time, as the feet of the cliff dwellers have worn away the solid granite. These trails are also seen on tho ‘Green and San Juan rivers. “Therg is every evidence that the country, now u barren waste, was at one time teem- ing with life and sustained a great popula- tion. No one pretends to tell how those ple munaged to secure sustenance, sur rounded, as they were, by nothing but sand and rocks. One party of prospectors, during a trip along the river, came acrossa cache in which were found ‘twelve quart jars of eranberry jam. The jars were packed care- fully in 4 box. Parts of old camping outfits 150 found, probably left the I8 arc , but Robinson id lighted Robin at canned meat tree, v of hunt- antry. Black Hills The Harney Peak tin mill is running smoothly. Shipments will be made in 100- tou 16ts, The recent find in the Czar and Teaderfoot mines improves as the work of development progresses. The crystals of cassiterite found in the new discovery are us large as & man's thumb and look as though they had been thrown together promiscously with only sufficient gangue matter mixed with them to hold them together. The ore samples from 60 to 75 per cont metallic tin, The big tin will is treating 150 tons of ore daily. The Wells-Fargo group, consisting of four claims and a fraction, was sold to the Iden Reward Mining company for §05,000 a few days ago. This properiy is on the blackest formation of the Bald mountain district. Its ore is the brown oxidized. The average value is #43 por ton gold. The prop- erty was purchased of R. Maloney, the original locater. The new owners expect to elean up the purchase price of the mine with a thirty days' vun at their mill, Tdaho Min, It is reported that an opal weighing 100 carats was found near Caldwell a few days ago, und sold at Boise City for $3,500. Many | very valuable stones have been found on | Snake river, it iy said, and the fleld is alloged to be very extensive, The Yel'ow Jacket, near Salmon City, is doing well. The new tramway from the mine to the mill, 3,600 feet in length, has been completed. The woek of enlarging the eapucity of the mill is going on, and it wiil, when this work is completed, be capable of reduciog forty tons of ore per day, The un- expected product of §24 per ton has stimu- | lated the company to purchase eighteen ad- | ditional claims, and in the spring work will | &0 on with much more activity | One of the most import, mining enter- | zru« of the state is the Lemhi Placer Min- | company's works near Saimon City. 18 company Is now working & large force of meu gotilug the ditch in shape for noxt season's wasling. The ditch mow extends | duetion. { headquarters of to the second fork of Carmen creek e are four other forks that the ditch cover when completed. The motive of nt work is to pipe out a_large pit to further demonstrate the value of the ground on the Kirtley creek bars. Two very satis- factory cleanups have already been mad; The ditch will cover 4,000 acres of ground The Boulder gold mine, ten miles north of Idaho City, is turning out to be a wonde property.” The tunnel has been driven tween 500 and 400 feet into the mountain and the vein holds fts width of over thirt fe The ore from o streak on the foot wall six feet in width is all put through the mill without assor! and pays handsomel, When we reme that the mill is only'a flve stamp the showing is fine, With twenty or twenty-five stamps the property would certainly be a great honanza., What the owners are now trying to do is to make their little mill pay for a larger one, which they expect to be able to purchase and erect next year., . Cost of Sil ‘er Production. Statistics collected for the government by Dr. Ivan C. Michels present an instructive exhibit of the cost of silver production in the west, Dr. Michels gathered the statistics by states and territories for the year 1559, | finding that the product of Arizona was 1,- cost of whi or a fraction over 52 cents per ounce. California_produced 1,085,036 ounces of pure silver, and from the same ore more than cnough gold to pay all the expenses of pr The product of Colorado was 18,- 416,861 ounces, the cost of which was &, 193, or a 1i.tle above 30 cents per ounce product of Montana was 13,43 ounces, of which the was §5,00¢ which is_within a_fraction of 41 cents an ounce. Utah's product was 6, of which the cost was 48 cents per ounce. The total product of the five states was. therefore, 41,703,527 ounces and the average cost for all the states a fi tion over 4 cents ver ounce; or leaving out b ounces, thi h was $058,- cost ‘alifornia, where | the ore contained gold enough to pay expense | luction, the cost was sbout 43 cents, ar 1850 the product of Colorado ased, the excess of last year over any preceding one being stated by the goverror in his recent message at 3,000,000 ounces. The costof production has at the same time decreased, and is probably not above % cents an ounce on an average, while in some of the larger mines, it is said, it will fall considerably short of that sum - Nowtn GALVESTON, Tex., railroad and water facilities veston mean a vast deal more in the way of siripping than most people realize, for with the plan of government improvements, the of pri S Jan 0.~The of North Gal- products of the west, north and south would | naturally pass via Galveston Bay and aragua Canal to reach the markets of Burope, South America and Asia. This means wonderful development of agricultural and commercial enterprises throughout the Mississippi valley and the south genevally ST ¢ Via the W The short line to St. Louis and quick- est route south. Only 37 hours to Hot Springs. Only 37 hours to New Orleans. Only 384 hours to Atlant Only 52 hours to Jacksonville. With corresponding time to points east and south. Round trip tickets to Hot Springs, New Orlean Lake Charles, Galveston, San Antonio, City of Mexico, Los Angeles, San Fran- cisco, Mobile, Jacksonville, Tampa, Ha- vana and all the winter resorts of the south and west. cclining chair cars free to St. Louis, Toledo and Detroit. Pullman_ buffet sleeping cars on all trains. Baggage checked from hotels and private residences to destination. For tickets, sleeping car accommodations and further information call at Wabash ticket office, 1502 Farnam street, or te, G. N. CLAYTON, Agent, Omaha. RIS o REALTY. MARKET. ash Route, fast al THE INSTRUMENTS placed on record January 20, 1808 WARRANTY DER A Benson and wife to CF Tuttle, block 80, Benson.. oes James Craickshank to Rober amill, lot 8, block 3, Cotner & Archer's add to South Omahi........... . . Bird Critehfield and wifo to Kate E Reid, lot 8, block 21, Orchard Hill. E L Emery and wife to H M Puffer, s l:‘l ] feet’lots 1 to 4, block 1, Emery's L W Kilker and wife to E L Harri ‘I”Ih 20 and 21, block 4, Denman Place.. ... o . . Y M MandJ CIsh to H W Smith, lot 1, block 5, Myers, R & T's add P G ElenenioJ A and Christina Erk- strom, undiv 5 80x23 feet, com- oncing at se cor lot 14, Hickory Place.. s ¥ » . 1,300 B F DeBois to G H Payne, lot 1 block Avondale park... 1 and wife to Livingstone e, - . 8,800 Lewls, 9 feet, commencing 924 feet n of ne corner block 310, Omaha. .. . Ish to 8 M Smith, 50x175 f nmencing 220 feets a W COrner sw ne 34-15-13, . Tuttle to E A Renson, lot block 6, Drald Hill....... . ..., David Anderson and wife Agnes church of South On feet of lots 1 and 2, block, 5, 1st add to South Omaha........ o . R Dufrene and wife to Louls Scheef, e 32 feot of s' lot 3, block 1, Kirkwood add............ A QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, J A Hysham and wite to N J Kupsen, n 24 feet of w 60 feet lot 6, block 1st add to South Omaha . Nebraska Savings and Exchange ba to Andrew Mile trustee, lot 3 block 9, lots 9 and 10, block 186, North Omaha. A rips B 6,000 600 800 200 3,600 1,600 000 1,800 1,000 A I E Moores (clerk of district court ind special miaster) to W L Distin, w '3, SW 15, NC SW, SWNe sw 5. 1 G A Bennett (sherlff) to K8 Newcor Lumbe ipany, lot 9 and n 22 feet 10t 10, block 1, Mayne Place. 600 Total amount of transfers e A Child Enjoys or, gentie action and sooth- ing effect of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative, and if the father or mother be costive or bilious, the most gratifying results follow its use; so that it is the best family remedy known and every family should have a bottle. 543 S e Among Military Men. Yesterday was o day of quiet about the the Department of the Platte. All over the country the day was observed in military circles as a day of re- spect to the late ex-President Hayes. It is now whispered about quietly in army JOHANN HOVF'S Malt Extract Mait is the life of grain. Johann Hoff’s Extract of Malt is the Malt of all the MALTS, A Dolicious Table Bevera, . Purchasers are wamned against ?nwnd- tion and disappointment, Insist upon the Genuine " which must have the signature of #JOHANN HOFF " on the neck label, Got Catarrh? IT RUINS HEALTH. Makes Bud Blood, Hesdache, Misery, Specific Oxygen eesiroyes the Catarrh Germs! Makes tho blood brightaud pur Glves zest 1o the vital fur appetite, vigor, An Honest, Real Cure Catarrh, Brouchitis, Coughs, Hoaduche, Nevous tlon. “‘Oxygen Book” ad 4 Trys Free, SPECIFIC OXYGEN GO, Suite 510 Shoely Blig, Omaha Colds, Prostras Nie- | | | | uuchine on the market; it will spealk for it- (PENSIONS! CLAIMS! circles that the proceedings in the Lieuten ant Vance case will soon be forwarded to Washington with important recommenda tions from General Brooke bearing upon the final disposition of the case. General Brooke is known to be a man who holds the purity of woman as n matter too sacred for ceven the slightest impropriety of conduct, and itis feared by the friends of the lieu- tenant that he may come out of the scrape a mere private discharged in disgrace. The fin results from Washington will be awaited by the friends of the lieutenant with the greatest possible concern. ——— “Iam convinced of the merit of Hood's arsaparilla, after having taken but a few doses.,'—this is what many people say. Marriage Lic The following marriage lic sued by County Judge Name and address. J Willlam Kruneur, i Nellie McAulifre, § Frank A. Waack, ( i Annie Schroth, Omuh; { John Becker, Omaha 1 May Macha, Omah o nses were is- outh O aha Will Vote as usual at the next school election— but for many candidates. They give a unanimous vote—every day in the week—in favor of WHITE RUSSIAN SO0AP because they know it has no equal asa labor and temper saver on wash-day. The “White Russian” is a great soap to use in hard or alkali water. Does not roughen or injure the hands—is per- fectly safe to use on the finest fabrics. JAS. S. KIRK & CO0., Chicago. Dusky Diamond Tar Noap. *sadsasuin o™ th and Smooth., IT IS NOT WISE "o COST WHEN YOUR HEALTH IS BAD, Wouldn't it cost less to CURE Younow than > LATER ON? As you value your life don'v neglectconsult- ing some ome shose advico wiil bo of value 1t you consult OR. SEARLES AND SEARLES 1t will cost you ——nothing. CHROKNIC _NERVOUS AND PRIVATE DISEASES Blood, Skin and Kidney Diseases, Female Weaknesses, Lost Manhood CURED. PILES, FISTULA, FISSURE, permanently cured without the use of knife, ligatire or caustic. All maladios of a private or delicate nature, of elther sex, positively eured. Call on or address, with stamp for Clreulsrs, Froo Book and Recipes, Dr. Searigs & Searies, ™ Siiana oo Noxt Door to Postoftice. FillYears Sellesl CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. If Dr. Schenck's treatment ani cure of Con- sumption were somethinz new and untrlod, peoplo might doubt: but what has' proved it self through a record as old as our grandfath- ers, menns just what it is— A Specific for Consumption and for all diseases of the Lungs. No treat- ment in the world can placo so many berma- nt cures of Consumption to its credit as Dr. Sehenck's. Nothing in Navure acts so dircotly | and effectively on the lung membranes and tissues, and 8o quickly disposes of tubercles, congestion, inflammation, colds, coughs and all the seeds of Consumption as Dr. Schenck’s Pulmonic Syrup When all else fuils 1tcomos to the resoie. Not until It falls, and ouly after faithful trial, should any one despond. It hns brought the hopeless Lo lifo und health. It has turned the despair of ton thousand homes into joy. It is doing it now. It will continue to do it throushout tne ages. Dr. Schenck's Practical Trealise on Conswmption, Liver and stomach Dis- cascs mailed free to all applicants, Dr. J. 11. Schenek & Son, Philadelphia, Pa. morpnine fabit i ' 0 E days, 3 I Cutre. 9!." o B 7S -luhvu'n,. Lebanon. ¢! “Improvement the Order of the Age.” - ATrial of the Smith Premier Will Cost You Nothing but will derionstrats all we claim. We will place th Smith Premier beside any writing olf. Its durablllty ean no longer be questionol Write or call'on us for catalogue, terms, ets HE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER G0., Cor, 17th and Farnam Sts., Omaha, Neb | Telephoue 1284, E. H. MAYHEW. Manager. PATENT BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb 4years Examiners U. S. Pat. Ofice. Advioe free SPECIAL "NOTICES WTV,I(T‘.‘H‘\!KNT"‘ ‘ruu THRESK O AT e taven watht 13315 o ot tho Andanti s b m 108 hWWening ar Bun 0 nd vertisomont taken for le. the first Insertion . 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Kramer O'Hearn Labor ageney, 303 outh 11th street M43 210 5,000 A YEAR FOR A LIFE TIME on with and without capital. We Kive full control In a largo territory of the best sell Ing article in the world. Business legltimate. Ad dress at once, Corporation, 178 and 180 Commuorclal street, Lynn, Muas. M3 210 B, \YANTED, SALESMEN ON THE ROAD TO sell advortising cards and ealondars on commis slon direct from the manufacturer. Can make 85) per week. Advertising Speclalty Co. Buffalo. XX M 21 —— WANTED—-FEMALE HELP. C YOUNG LADIES CAN 800N ACQUIRE A working knowledge of - shorthand and_typo- Writing ut Van Sants’ 513 X. V. Lifo M7 (/) ENSEN'S DANISH AN SWEDISHT EMPLOY- ment office, corner 16th ahd Douglas, up stairs; all kinds of help always on hand; 5 good girls for general hous 152 F10° =B MONDAY. Jun. §; Indies are taught the art of dressmaking, basting and finishing; ean work on thelr own dresses while learning. R 504, Brown hlk. cor Douglas & lith Mg ¥ M3 230 TED, GIRL, 1157 PAKK AV . GIRL FOR or small girl to take care of children, ai nw cor. 15th and Harnoey; entrance on Harno: (‘ WANTED, GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK, WITI: Jent washing. 1000 Farnao 80200 1—WANTED, A GOOD JIRL FOR GENERAT house work. Inquire 2415 Jones between Mary ave. and Leavenworth, I=WANTED, GOOD GIRLI NO COUKING. Apply, with roferences, 5080, ik avepue Ui 220 ~WANTED, GIRL FOR SECOND WORK AND /to aasist In care of child. Wages §2.00 o week. Apply 2110 Dougla Ma12 2 1~WANTED. CITY SALESLADY TO SOLICIT /orders forreilable firm. Good pay. Address W 59, Beo. M435 220 ( | cost ahout ¢ 1893, FORRENT -STORES AND OFFICES. Cont inved. [, kom REN (NG B A [ A VERY DESIRABLE BUIL sultablo forn wa hstable ton. “Trachage f . Address Carmichuol earo of M Brady & Co L ronwar: nows atte eI focy 1,03 Fouk 8 wide. 1407 Har.y with shelving for dry goods & Hoss, ngents N ] ORY BRICK BUILDING 21 ¥EET st L OFFICES WITHNELL BLK TRAL AND cheap. e AGENTS WANTED. WANTED=A LIVE_ MAN OR W every county where wo have not apresentatiae 1o soll our “Novada ilve tal Knives, Forks and 8poons (o consu & a0lld metnl a8 white as sliver: no plate to r Off; koods gaarantesd t wenr n life tim o tenth that of siiver: the chance of o lifetime: agonts avorago from 0 to $100 por weok and meet with ready salos overywhere, 8o great Isthe domand for our Solid Metal Goods er §1,000,000 worth 0f goods In dally use. Case of snmplon tre. Standard Silvorware Company. Ros ton, Mass. IRt AND TOWN IN to represent WANTED, IN EVERY CITY #) the state of Nebraskn, netiso mon company. “plan easy to work.' and on good pay guarantesd. Address specinl agent, room 445 Bee bullding, M4 26 WANTED---TO RENT. K wtan Responsible b Wil e ZWANTED 70 Kot ror has of postoftico. A SORG-ROOM MODERN HOUSK B and Howard, and 20th and tties. Rent reasonable RENT. 2 OR 8 FURNISUED housekeaping. within 4 blocks s W 60, liee oftice, V4 WANTED, T0 RENT TWO ROOMS, nished for light housekeoping; stato 38, Boe offico KU price STORAGE, CHEAP, Ol STORAC arnam stroot M: DON'T STORE HOUSEIOLD GOODS WITH WANTED - TO BUY. ED 1O BUY, Hirst mortgages. R SOME § PER CENT od & Selby, 334 Board ~FIRST MORTGAGES ON GOOD REAL ES tate. 1L A, Araoid, 803 Boo bullding. M743 N 5000 USED STAMPS. BOX 605, CITY h M5 A [ farm wagon. FI3s ATOR, B! V —WANTED, A SECOND-HAND N iargo enough to ralse w Eriesen, Jansen, Nob, 2% — e FOR SALEFURNITURE. ( —SECOND LAND SQUARE P repair, for ato choap.” 1501 Cort FOR SALE, AT (NO 1 GOOD stroot. M8I4 LESS THAN HALF ITS value, the furniture of an 8-room house; evory Ing ingood order: house for rent, kus, furnace ntand bath. At 1924 Farnum stroet 1% ——— FORSALE -HORSES, WAGONS,ETC >—FOR BALE. A NEARLY NEW DOUBLE #pring expross wagon, horso, harness and buggy; al80 0 nearly now sot of orenimary tools, consisting of butter worker, churn alo, truck, ote., all will bo sold at n gron Addross G. B “Izschuck, Boe oftico, or o Miama stroot, where koods can be seen. M3 [>-FOR SALE, 3 ELRGANT DRIVING HORSES, Must bo sold'at once. ' Fidelity Lonn Guarantes Jom 4, Withnell bik. 304 FOR SALE—A BARGAIN; 11 5 #inglo harness, 1 setddouble harness, 1 Hght n, pole or shafts. 0 2-wheeled carts. Any offer on the'lot or part of it will be considered. H. C. Schultz, hay and gratn, 15th and Davenport. 102 20 e FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS. (QoFUR SALE. CHEAP. A G HORSE FOWER automatic ongine; alsd one 12 Lorse powor up: igine, bot In g0od ropalr. Inquiro of Fests ing Co., 130i Howard street, Omaha, Ne i aorlfic 1l at 3327 HORSES: 12 ekt ner Qrv ATTLE CO. HAS CON- stantly on hiand balod ay, £Gr sala on - track ak N y Ames = “ : (QoE R, SALE, THE BRICK TUAT out of the County hospital. inquire foreman at the hospital TAKEN of the Moo Q5iF QR SALE, 200 WESTERN RWES. ADDR M, 1026 South 20th. Qaror SALE. TYPEW.IT RENIN No. 3, tor 850.00. J. B. Haynes, Bee oftice. MISCELLANEOUS. RHAVE YOUR OLD CARPET WOV EN bonutiful rugs. Addross Omatia Carpot and K factory, 1521 Lonvonworth stroot Sii' 26 ('=WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE- Jwork. G. G, Deaver, Mack block, 2ith and M South Umaba. Ma29 210 -WAN1ED, A GOOD COOK AND LAU with city referenco at 3411 Farnam stree DRESS FOR RENT—HOUSES. —FOR RENT, No. 243 modorn. “CAPITOL AV The'0. F. Davis Co., 1505 Farnam st i - b D08, RENT. HOUSKS IN ALL PARTS OF city. The O. . Davis company, 1505 Farnam st. 0 COTIAGES, IN ALL iny & Co., 22 Korbach Ij “FLATS, DWELLIN parts of the city. K DS NEW LROOM COTTAGES, MODERY, Stanford circle. Convenlent for business of Omaha and South Omaha, C. S Eee building. D, ROOM MODERN HOUSE, COIt. land Mason streets. Call at 807 Brown bidg M AUL, 1605 FARNAM STREE MG40327* DD FOK BENT, TWO ROOM COTTAGES ON wotor. Call al southwest cor. 9th wnd Douglas kil AL NICE S AND 4 ROOM modern _conveniences Inquire of Geo. N. Hicks, D EARGE LT i L0k RENT, sk houses. with' all Hanscom park. .+ Life bldg N. Y 1) WO T ROOM COTTAGES, CENTRALLY 10 cated. all modern improyements, only 25 Storo butlding on North 24th st; excellent location for meat market. $15 por mo. Fidelity Trust Co,. 1702 Farnam 12 Doy v 208, 20TH STREET, ltont $95.00; also cottage 0f9 roomw, f28 N. 2th streot, with ‘modern improvements;rent $16.00. Apply'to 2019 St. Mary's ave. 503 26% ) EURNISHED HOUSE, T ROOMS. {505 DAVE port street, all modern convenlences, for rent until April 1, free, to famlly without children, In. quire W. L. foiby, 534 Chani. C reo. MdG3 FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. J—NICE ROOMS, STEAM LEA Uport. street. <HOUSE, T2 DAVEN- M55 25 ) —EURNISHED ROOMS, 148 DODGE STREET 4 M231 310 CEASANT ROOMS, WITH OR_WITIL- 2308 Douglns. Misi 29 E 3 OR 4 ROOMS FURNISHED FOK HOU Ukceping. * 2308 Douglas, M 20 1513 LEAVENWORTH. 35623 2 —-NICE Youl board J§ WO FRONT ROOMS, - LOOK AT Ti{lS NICH' FURNISHED FRONT Yroom In warm house, & par mouth, 113 North 15th atroot 890 2% WITH 77 FRONT ROOM 1906 Capitol ave. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. T ARGE, ROUTH, f B SOt 7 —HANDSOME SOUTH ROOMS WITH BOARD, Roferonces. 1822 Chicago street. T 2 K —~THE DOLAN, 20 AND §11 N, 1871 8T. m YOUNG WOMEN'S HOME UNDER CARE OF Woman's Chrlstan assoctiition, 111 So. 17th HOOM FOR ¥WO 200 Farnam street ALSO SINGLE M4 21 FLLARGE FRONT STEAM HEATED ROOM with, board. Table bogtders also accommo- dated. The Hillside, uortljjtest coraor Isth and Dod ge. ! MT8 210 0 THE FoimoNe south roo AT 1000 AND 1042 ue ls now oponed as a strictly first-class family hotel; 2 larke rooms, single or en sulte, furnished or unfurnished. Lake, I6th streot and Park avenue car lines. M5 220 ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO GENTLEMEN 85,00 per week oach; 620 North 19th atr FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS | § ROOMS IN BRICK FLAT. 1 N- | | Gt vireet (19 1COMS CHEAP, w8 N, 19TH ST, LADIES' TO DO WRITING AT | will pay 81500 to §20.00 per week mped envelope for reply. Wright, Mishawana, i Tl T T e Lo Y Y FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES, | T-WANTED, home. 15:FOR RENT, THE ¢STORY BRICK BUILDING, | V16 Farnam st. The bulidiog has & 8reproof co ment basoment, complote steam heating fAxtures; Sl SE L she S00re, gas, eteApply st the oftice of The Boe. R WANTED. TO BORROW 5000 T0 8000 O brick bullding, good security. Addross W ¢ Bee oftice. 401 268 —_———— e CLAIRVOYANTS. QMRS NANNIE V. WA KGN, CLAIRYOVANT, Dreltabo visiness modiuim,86ch year ot 119 X, Ten! it} . DEAD MRS, DR, M. LEGRAVE, PROPHETE trance” clairvoyant and 1ifo reader; tells your life from cradlo to grave; ean bo consulted on all affalrsof life: has tho colebrated Kgyptian breast plate to unite the separated nnd causo marringe with one you I>ve. Come one, coma all and be con: vinced of her ramarkablo powers. Offico and_res: dence 417 8. 11th st., hours 9a. m. 109 p. m, Strict life chart and pnoto of your future wife or hus. band sent through mall for $5.00, chart alone $2.00, All letters contalning & conts in stamps promotly answered. B41-F20 S KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. PROF. AND MIE. Warnold, business clairvoyants, palmists and s, trologers, have world wide reputation for thelr aarvelous and wonderful power In roading the past. unvelling the future, glvo Indispensablo ad vice, bringing success and Linppiness to thousands; tells the busluess you should follow for greatost success; If your lover {8 truo and intends mur- rlago; restoros lost love; removes family froubles and through thelr wondrous magle mirror show plcture, tell name of the one you marry. Satls- factlon given. Cousultation, §1 to §2; full ronding by mofl, 2 send date of birth. Ofieo 218 15th streot, near Farnam, 2d floor, room 4. Hours 108. m. to § P. . Mis7 27 IR ——— MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. IME. CARSON, 1131 DOUGLAS STRERT, 4D floor, room 7, massage, aleohol, sulphur and sen baths 0425 PERSONALS. ULYQUNG EADY WANTS PUPILS 16 7 on the piano, 1513 Leavenworth. i 3 ULt wtyio $1.0, formerly #4.00. for a short time only at Cowan's photo studio, 2125 Cuming; full length, $1.00; open Sundays Mais 230 — MUSIC, ART Harney stroet entrancs. e arney. GRMAN AND FRENCII CLARSES, 201 Douglan, M 4k 30 + ——— i Z MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE. Wite 0 b Davis o Ao Varmans oot V- LOAKS 0N INPROVED ASD UNTH e T S e per cent. No delays. W. ‘arnam Smith & Co.. Lith and Harney 750 VIZN. Y. LIFE. 1 “MONEY TO LOAN—1 HAVE AROUT §,00) toloan on improved Omaba property, private . in one or more loans. Addrass 2 16, Heo [ V 2Y TO LOAN ON OMAHA AND COUN. ofl Bluffs roal estate aud Nobraska and lown farms at from 6 Lo 7 per cont interest, with no addi- tional charges for commissions or AttOrueys foes W. B. Melkle, Ist Nat'l bank bldg, Omais ) WGHONEY TQ LOAN. SUM3 800.00 AND UP. George Paul, 1103 Farnaw. Mol I “’ LOANS. G. G. WALLACE, W ihERe on Omaha city property. any kind. Why pay high rates? Money 1s chenp. can ket full benefit of low rates irom Globe 2 and Trust Co., 1th and Dodge. 728 MORTGAGE LOANS LESs ent, Including ail charges Charles V. Rainey Omaha Nat. bank bldg. Woia N3 Y mortgnges ‘\ MONEY TOLOAN AT LOW EST RATES ONIM proved aud unimproved real estato,l 10 yoars Fidelity Trust Co., 174 Farnam st W NET 10 BORROW RS No extra chargos of N'T MONE TAN 7 PER ™ AR LOANS ON CITY AND FARM Reod & Solby, 344 Board of Trade. W ;! UAN PLACR LOANS AT LOW EST RATES on business or other cholce property in Ouiaha. Loans of £2,500 10 850,000 wanted for forelgn partios. J0 1L Wheeler, 41T Karbach block. M pany W RATES, VIDILITY TRUST 1502 Farnam troe W MOREY T0 LOAN ON 1M property, low rate. A, C. ¥ro W WaNTED AT Omatin_property company. 1707 Furn W PKIVATE MONEY . 18T AND 4D MORTGAGE 1oans, 10w retes. Alex Moore, Bee bidx. . 1 LOWE [ bik. % ™m_ INCE, LOANS ON [MP ROVED low rates. Fidelity Trust [ s . Dougl FOR RENT -STORE R0OM KO M3 UPPRR | 7w A oF 1 4iana some ho | children ploasant aud profitable on ROVED CITY | MONEY TO LOAN -REAL ESTATE, Continued. W, UMAHA SAVINGS BANK MAKES LOANS on real eatats at 1owost markot ratos. Loaos made lo small or Iargs suma for short of long time. No commiss 0n I8 chargad and the loans are not 801 In the oAst, but ean nlways be found | the bank on the corner of 13th and Dougias streots. | ™ | ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST Co. 308 N. Y, | “~ CENTRAL L Wiititanee & Faroan MONEY TO LOAN -CHATTELS. AN & TRUST CO. BEE BLDG i LOANS, 110USES solleftor. ' Geo. W CALL AT THE OFFICE OF OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN 0. | INCORPORATED, { I YOU WANT MON#Y You ean borrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE aND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAG S, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE O AN ¢ OTHER SECURITY Wo willlond you any amount from $10.00 to €100 ONTIE DAY YOU ASK FOR 1T, withont publieity or removal of property You can pay the money back (0 any Amounts you wish, and at timo, and oach payment so made will reduce the cost of tho loan Itemember that you have the uss ot both the property and the moncy. and pay {or tonly as long na you keop it Thero will ba no Gxpanss or ehar, of the amount wanted, but you will full amonnt of the loa. Before borrowlng elsswhoro oall and yon will ind it groatly to your_advaut OMATA MORTUAGE LOAN €O, E TH 160H STREE Hoor abe vo the str THE OLDEST, LARGES U AND ONLY INCOR PORATED LOAN COM IN OMATIA o kept out vo tho and s00 us X V0 YOU WANT MONEY “Tane P A1 BLOCK, CORNER TTARNEY 8T. WILL \ LOAN You ANY UM LARGE FROM TEN WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITUIL CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE it SONALPROPERTY OF ANY K12 7 WILL /' DO WELL L) ON U8 miesT / FOR OUR TERMS WILL MEKT YOUR APPROVAL Youcan pny the monoy back at any time and in any amonnt you wish, and thus reduce the cost of earrylng the loan In proportion to amount you pay. 1E'YOU owe abalance on your furniture or other personal property of any kind, wo will pay it off for You and carry 1t us 10ng 48 youi desire. YOY CAN HAVE YOUR MONEY IN ONE HOUR FROMTHE TIME YOU MAKE APPLICATION, ublicity or romoval of property, so that you e of both monay And property. T X WILE LOAN MONEY ONANY KIND Acurity: strictly confidential A, k. Karback block. YOU OALL X MONEY-—i. 0. 9 DAVS. CHEAD 4\and easy payments. on furniture, pianos, llve stock, ete., without delay or pubileity, cash on hand, DU Green, room 5, Barber block. 36 X [ MONEY LOANED=ON CHATTEL COLLAT A\ ornl or other personal property, ut rensonablo rates. 1 to 6 months. Clalms bought. W. K. Davls, Hoom 03, MeCage bldg, 83322 N VRITCHARD 50 DOUGLAS BLK. 16 & DODGE RATES {--SPECTALLY LOW RA A iiorses or any good securit ity Chattel Company, S ON FURNITURE 30, 60 or %0 duys BUSINESS CHANCES. Y THE WESTERN BUSINGSS AGENCY, 314 N. Y. Life, conducts a gonoral business exchango. List of good businoss chances in all parts of tho country on application. Business positions se ocured. M8 51 MARKET ver day. ~Ad Mol (0 MAKE MONEY FOIL_ SALE, RETAIL MEAT first-class 1ocation; cash sales 12 dross W 7, Beo. —FOR SALK. BIG CILANCE £3.000.00 drug stock in live town doing cash busi- ness of 81,0000 & year. Reason for solllng, have other business that needs my attention, Terms ash, or part cash, and secured paper. This will bear’ Investigation. Address Lock box Ashland, Nob. YVA EXCELLENT LOCATION ¥ respond with M. T. i, Stells, 7_FOR SALE OR goods and millinery. Addross Box 161 1t DOCTOR COR 318 'RADE, STOCK _DRY Involco $1.000 or $1.700. Bengdict, Nob. M 2 Y FOR SALE, K OF MER. chinndise in a g0od town In southern Nebraska: good cusli trade establishod; present owner cannot give the business personal attention. A splendid opportunity to_start in business with an estab- lished trade. No trades considered and stock is not for sale at a sacrifice. V. B. Trimble, 1asting 1 Nob. M3 Y FOR SALE, AN OLD ESTABLISHED GRO cery store, stock about §1,500, dolng a splendid business, located in one of 'the best towns of brasks, B. & M. construction and ropair shop there; reasons for selling, moro important interest in anothcr town, W 18, Boo. 7 —8500 ¥ OIL ONKE OF THE BEST PAYING OFF businesses in Omaha: owner tmm Address W52, Beo. 7—FOR SALE, GOOD NEW L AD ture. Good trade established, part cnsy payments. Address, The Grand, Towa. Yk hoalth. Neb dintely. cnsh Randolph, a2 KRAL MERCHAN- #00d loention and room: objoet selling, 111 Address Carpenter & Demars, Campbell, M7 27 FOR EXCHANGE. r7—CLEAR OMAHA REAL ENTATE FOR MDS B, Zactiiai valuation. Monoy to lonn. Hox 518 Omaha. ) Z—~LOWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS £i & Dokota- WIll sell cheap, or oxchange for mdse, horses & cattle. Add. box 16, Frankfort, (nd. ZCLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL M'D'SE; WILL litake ronl estato & money. Box 205, Frankfort Ind. 75 STOCK AT (M0 Imogone, Lo, 74 e LL TRADE CLEA AL MANITOU, )., for cloar Nebraska land or good oquiulas. 4 8.J. Richards, Box 1003, Denver, Colo 0 MI5 kg W8 ACRES OF AR LAND IN ONE OF the bost winter wheat distriots In_Kansns to ox- chanke for 10 Or 20 acro tract near Omaha oity Jimits. Wl pay cash differonce 1z proporty iv g00d. Address, glviag price and location, o 21, Beo o 25 YAl A RATSIN VINEYARD FORSALE 4 or exchangs for g0od Income proporty; elhty acres; highly improved: in full bearlng: grent va- rloty of frults; good buildings: all kinds of snd machinery: wmple wator right; located close to Iarge elty and good market: tn f district In the state. For particulars aduress W Heo oftice. V200 Z-WANTED, T0 EXOHANGE DESIRABLE 4town ‘nd ity properticrs fcr roal estate. Aq. dress W. 61, Bea. 426 20 D REAL ESTATE IN NER, WIil trado for smail stock Adaress, Lock box 160, Towa. 77— FOR SALR, ligene. Address Addr o f merchandice. mont Co. TO EXCHANGE, 1 NICKOLS & SHEPHERD 10horse power traction engine: nlso 1 14-horse power Westinghouse statlonary engine, sawmill omblete; will take raska land or live stock. Addross, W i 421200 FOR SALE -REAL ESTATE. BUY ACRE ProPERTY. A splendid chance to obtatn a nice five or ten acre tract closa to Omahn, L CAN OFFEIt FOR quick salo during the coming FIVE ACRES, West Omaha, 2,000, ¥IVE ACRES jost ontslde city limits tago, .2 clegant tract, only with cot- w falr grounds, e, only 85,50 CIRES, splendldly adapted Iy 275 per acre. TY ACRES, d from posto, TS LAND 15 8p benofit of Omalin's twenty-five minutes' fifteen minutes’ drive from South Omahn, FIVIE OR TEN ACKES will give you a niee home, support your family, and (f properly taken care of, frult or vegotable gardening, will pay each yeur morg than the salary 0f tho bost paid mechanic in Omaha. You canwork (o town and furnish your yment Fight ils the ety s ing you know yoar twill bring $30 10 840 o wanting n FLRST-CLASS INVEST r SMALL FRUIT AND ARDENING will 00 well to call and ie0. N. Hicks Life Bulldin 349 23 Wost for small traot, ro. y located to recelve the future growth, It Is only only five miles at home, and while you are dolng Rrowing steadily, and the first t acres will divaie into lots th cach. “Any MENT or aplendid piace BGETABLE © o at once. Room 306 N. ¥ V JANTED, HOUSE AND LOT FOI 5 ACKES nted 1.5 pluce for rash. War.ted 83,006 place (00 trade oas 40th and Lodge. 88 proporiy C ¥. Harriaon, 912N Y. Life 390 20 MO SALKE—OVER 1000 FINE 10WA sraska farms, many exesilont rapldly advancing, $10.00 to for partioulars Hogks & Ml AND NE bargalos, land 5.00 por wore now. Call 1403 Furnam st e s ¥ RFAL EsTATE, Targal My word 1s good. W. 6. Aluright, 124 Now ¥ ork Lify (THOICK BARGAINS T Jestate. ‘The Midway 0 YUTH OMAHA REAL tmeat (0. 117 N. Y. Life blag. WMiTe ¥y Y RENT AND | tools | tgrapo growing | drive from the postofice and | FOR SALE - REAL ESTAT E, NOW I8 THE TIME TO Plok 1p bargaing (o ro Now modern bullt houses near aplendidiy fnished throughout Ay one wanting a hands ¢ bargain I taken at o Elogant rosidonco Just ¢ and Pacifie street, 010 ninl design fences, including furnace, 1aundry T.RAN, SOwOrage, ot A wold qirlek Now nine-room honse, Al modern fmprovement Just fintshed, on one of the nleest residonce | Steeots in- Cmnha. Spaclons grounds with an bundance of shado trees, frait, eto. A mon | sirablo restdence for any one wishing amph grounds and facilitles 1or keeping o Owner Wishes to elose out at and | ean offer this PrOperty nt w low figy Elogant double front, on this eity and ¢ Tand. Nico flveroom cottago and lot, four blocks west f High school 'This property is in good shape and within easy walking distance of business por- Hon of clty, Price, §.50 Modorn ¢lght rooi cottage. splondidly fnished, o Ul and got price. Ton meres in West O small frult and carly v located eight in the both Omalin and disided within th lote 1t sold Contiuned. i ostate, Tanseon; all me hom) park, OnYenlencen will find this wpleted, corner 31 at modarn eonyen baths. hot and beautitul home. ot residence streets n 0 per annum. Can soll sharo of purchase price in farm Wil rent for § o0 kood noar Hanscom park, perfect gem of . house. aha, splendidly adapt wetables. This pro way of the futur South Omuba. Can Hoxt fow yonrs luto 0. only $4.80 Business corner, Wth, Vinton and Spring, tnter- ton of throo stroots: splendid potnt for busl 8 block, stores and tlats. A big bargain If taken Forty acr five and o Offor Bt 275 por ace, Business proporty 18, 124 foet © (W0 story 1L 5,00, ACTos closo o the elty, party ne 1wl woll for €25 oknko and wholesale 10t This is tho most cony Fiy In tho city 1o close out sonthwest of city, elogant tract, only half milos from tho conrt house; o corner Cuming and ntage 0n Cuming with business block. Wil trent for tw butldings. Vista substan for §00 A big 15 monoy noar 13th and nlent and finest Can offor at_a low an estate. Call for 1n hik buisiness o Vacant tr Jackson wholesalo | figure in order price and torns One hundred and twenty aeres close 10 New I wood park, In West Omaha; finest (nvestme nt proporty i1 the west; can offer forn fow (ays at #00 per_acre. and tako one-half the purelinse price In fmproved income bearing property or good No- braska land. Corner 4th and “feot stroet, South Omaha tLagos on roar with 8 it hustness o the corner. Must atonce nt 1,200 ot (0x16) 1 soldatarce only $1,800, Firstelnss investm 80x150 0 foot, bo sold ont, on 2th near "B It 150120 foet, south and east front. corner nnd ISth street, South Omaha, will make thren ulce south front lots sx 120, worth from §1.000 to §1.200 ench. Can _offer the eotire plece 0f property for n fow duys for §2,200, Full ot, 6x130 feet. near 20th and M stroots South Omaha, only #30.00. Cheap fot, #x150 feet, noar 27t Omahn. 1f sold quick, only Sui garden property cove autiful shudo trees 1ine statio s Ruser's hotel park, In Weat Omaha. New boulevard and entrance to fair grounds aro right at this point. Ono of the fnest places In Omaha for sumimer gardon por. poses. Thero In big money in this. Price, §,50. Call and seo or address George N. Micks, ronl oa- tato M7 22 A FULL LOT AT ITH and Arbor sta., right for grade, for #50: worth twice that. Alxo n ble barkain 1n 80ath Omusha proverty. 1,100 lot for $80, €0x150. Fidelity Tru Co., 1702 Farnam 7 and C, South conststing of 14 lots, right_at Bolt QOR SALE Wi OF 10, MERIICK o 160, Sarpy Co., 15 por acre. 152, near Waterloo, £17 por acro. 240 Blnir, 87 per nor <ton, $100 por nere. #10 per oln o, ¥. Harrison, 912 N. V. Lite. 96 20 )0, YOU WANT A NICE HOUSE FOR WHAT you are now paying rent, and still not live in tho suburbs. G. M. Nattingor, Chamber of Com- merce. 170-¥10 CRIBED $10 ench, dirt chieap at WE OFFER TIHE FOLLOWING proporty on monthly pnyment It Is nll desirable, and the pricos ar an all-cash fgure Good corner, orner, 10th DE th and Sprague, 2450, and Dominion. walks, of Fine corner, Baker Place, on car lino, § Soath front'1ot, Orehard 111, $700. Valuablo Walnut Vi1l lot, $1.000 Flegant corner, Cloverdale, two lots, 1,200, K190 &1 coituge, barn, ete., Sewnrd street, §1,500, No trouble or exponse to show this property. | Remember thatin our elexant new addition of Avondaie Park you can seeuro n beautiful modern home within the mile limit for §,000 to $,000. Fidelity Trust company, 1702 Farnan. M05 ¥ 19 THE BEST FARMS IN DOUS y acres. for sale In part or wh . ELk City, Nob. LOST. 0. ONE oF county, © Alnawert OST—A A PAIR OF SPECTACLES. PLEASH Jleave at Boo cour ting room. i LG -BLACK POCKETBOOK, SILVER ed, containing theater pass, money, cards. Keturn immediately to Beo omios. MOUNT- oalling FOUND. ot SIL PUP. OWNER can have same by paying for this advertisement. | 2206 Dougian at. it SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. MAHA COLLEGE OF SHORTHAND AND T writing. A C. Ong, A, M.. prin, Boyd's theater. COSTUMES, AND GENTS' MASQUERADE s for rent at 114 8. 16th, ADI 4 tumw MAOFIY* DEN | | smM g2 TYPEWRITERS The Best in the World. MAGEATH STATIONERY CO. 1304 Farnam 8t., - Omaha, Neb o8- Wo will send yon the marvelonn French Preparation CALTHOS free. THOS will Restore vour Health, Strengil aud Vigor, Use it and pay if satisfied. Address VON MOHL CO.. Bole Ameriean Ageats, Cineinaatl, Oblo, Leaves | Omana | T4ip m G50 n YORLINGTON S - | Depot 10th and Mason Sts.” | ¢ T wtibule .. .. | Arrive ynany L.Chieago Kxpress. .. - Chicago & Towa Local NGTOY & M. BRIV Depot 10th and Muio1 Sty nver apross 1 Expross o Kxpross “Denvor Limitod Hastings 1o i Loenl | 6.0 p Omaha | 1005 am Omh 105 pm 405 pm 0.85 o 0 8 T p m 1140 n copt Sun) L T >t 10th and Mason Sts Kansas City Day Night Exp. via U. P, L8t Louis Exprass CHICAGO. K. 1. & PACIFIT Union Depot 10th & Maroy Sta. Atlantlc Expross Vestibule KXpross lee Fxoross CHICAGO, 1€ T & PACIVIT {Unlon Depot 10th and Marcy Sts. T3 pm Denvor Tamitod & | 850 am | intisns ity (Excapt Sunday) UNTON PACTHIT. watiu | Unton Depot 10th nnd Maroy Sts.| Omuha Boutric FXpross. ......| 080 p m Denvor | 403 b m Ovorland |70 b m ontFice & Scrumabg b 125 p m Paoifio’ Expross 1040 & m “Donvor Fast Matl [RETE AGO, ML & 51 % depot and Marcy St Chioago K xprons ... Chicago Bxpross Tenves | RIOUX CITY & PACIFIC Omabial _Depot 10th and Marey Sts. w (L SIE Ly Passungor P S Pl Kxprons Lenven RIOUX CITY & PACIFIO. [Arrives Omahal Depot, 1ith and Wobstor #is. | Omahn Baspm St Pavl Limited 9.2 nm OMATA & 5T, LOUIS P. Depot. 10th aad ‘Murcy Sts St fouls Canion BTl ... (1385 pm P.M & O |Arrivos | _Omnbn! Depot iith and Webstor Sts. | Omah | Wi am!_Sloux City Accommodsiion .| 403 p m 115 pm i Sloux Clby Bxpross (Kx. Sunday) (12.6) p m 545 pm StPanl oitod . ... | 025 & m 15 p m| BAncro fe Pussunyor (Bx. Sond'y) | 545 p m & MO, VALLKY |Arrives Depot 15th aad Wobstor Sts. | Omahs Doadwa Ex’ dat) Wyo Norfolk (¥ St iws “Going | st 000 a m 440 pm Gotog West. 415 pm 40 pm Bun) Loaves | Cili _Omaba| U pm| .. am Arrives Omaha Lenvos Omnhat 0 pn Conse [P Omauha 00 a 0 0 m 530 pm | e I Lenves | X | | | Kx Leaves [CHICAGO & NORTH W8 Omaba U. I’ depot, 10th an T wm| (KX BRy) Carroll Pas 10.40 & v { hloago Express. 005 pml Vestibulo Limitad 70 pm Fastern ¥iye N pmi(Ex. Bun.) Chio. Pass. MISSOURL FACIFIC Depot 15th and Webster St. St Loals K: St Louls Kxpress Nebrasks Looal. Leaves | Cabinl 110 pn | 000 p b 610 pml.