Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 2, 1893, Page 7

NETTED HANDSOME PROFITS Qost of Production and Output of Three Noted Mines, SEVERAL MILLIONS PAID IN DIVIDENDS Dald Mount stible Wealth-A The Chinese Boycott in M Western News, al Park tana The cost of silver mining is discussed ex tensively by eastern papers, particy those urging the immediate re Shermau silver purchase act. Statistics are presented in support of the argument which are intercsting, apart from the conclusions drawn from them by the New York Times The Last Chance mine, Creede, Colo., which Mineral | id &N | was opened in November, 1501, paid £750,000 in dividends between January, 1502, and Sep- tember of that year (we have no record of the payments after the latter date), and the cost of production, all the outlay upon the property being include the ex- penses, was 241 conts ounce With the total original included in the expenses, tho cost of pro ductidn in the Amethyst mine for the same year was 44 o bat so much h been spent in improvements and the pre ations for inexpensive mining in the futy had been so complete that at the end of last year thers we in this mine sev- eral million ounc taken out and marketed at a cost of only a few cents per ounce. The Mollie Gibson mine Aspen, Colo., has paid £2.850,000 in dividends in loss than two yoars, The cost of produc tion in 1801 was 16.6 cents an ounce and in the last months of 1802 it had fallen to less than 14 cents The Granite Mountain in )000 in_dividends, although it ook possession of the property only twelve years ago. The company's report for 1836 8hows that up to May 1, 1881, there had been expended for development 7,7 port ulso shows that the compan or its silver in _the year ending July 1886, the sum of #1,334.686.60, and out of tho profits paid £40,000 in dividends. It appears that in the same year the company depe ited in_ bank ‘#1237 5 of undivided profits. The report also set forth the ex- penditures for mining, smelting, supplies and all other items of cost, the total amount- ing to &106,470, or a little less than 1234 cents per ounce, in only an 1ts an ounce reossible s which could | Montana has Chinese Must Go. The anti-Chinese war has broken out afresh in Montana towns. About a year ago the labor organizations of Butte, Anaconda and Missoula waged war against the employ- ment of Chinese, and threatened to boycott citizens employing them in any capacity or patronizing Chinese laundries or restaurants. Since then the fight has been kept up by labor unions, A few weeks ago a citizens mass meeting was held in Anaconda, with the result that a committee of citizens, not members of labor unions, was appointed to help drive out the Chinese. The result has been that all but one restaurant has been closed and half the laundrymen have gone out of business and are leaving town. [n Butte the same policy is being pursued with telling result. No_violence is resorted to, but the majority of citizens have determined that the Chinese must go. Men who are koown to pationize Chinese laundries will not be employed in the city works nor by any of the lirge mining and mercantile companies. Since the movement was inaugurated the Chinese population of Butte and Anaconda shows a falling off of nearly one-third Bald Mountain Wealth . The mining expert of the Deadwood Times estimates that the blanketiormation of Bald mountain, covering an area of eight miles square, contains in the aggregate 150,000,000 tons of ore. This estimate does not include the sroond contact known to exist ‘below that, from which our producing mines draw their supply. This enormous body of ore is practically inexhaustible. Theabove figures do not not' could not give any idea of its magnitude, To reduce this pile of ore it would requires nearly 5000 100-ton daily capacity reduction plants working night and day to reduce in a year. These figures are given to convey to the uninitiated the mag- nitude of this one contact. In value, reckon- ing the ore to average 20 per ton, the body represents n y #1,000,000,000, and yet some say there is no ore in this section. A Great Natlonal Park, In accordance with the law authorizing the president to reserve from the public domain such land as in his judgment is necessary to protect headwaters und which possesses great natural scenlc attractions, the famous Mount Ranier or Tacoma has been designated as a reservation. The re- serve is forty-two miles square, an area of 1,764 square miles, and will constitute a na- tional park not inferior to the Yellowstone park, and in some respects more remarkable, 28 It possesses glaciers of great extent un- surpassed within the United States, except- ing onlyin Alaska, and has the additional attraction of magnificent forests and streams. From its heights the waters of the occan and Puget sound are plainly visible. This combination of mountain, forest and sea form together an unsurpassed panorama of the beauties of nature, Western News. A gold nugget worth $170 was picked up in an ubandoned placer in Oregon recently. The new Butte directory estimates the population of that city and vicinity at 43,065, Tow on the east side of the range in Montana are rolling in two feet of snow. The mereury is out of sight. \English capitalists contemplate purchas- ing 100,000 acres of land near San Diego and engaging in the cyltivation of sugar beets on an extensive scale, An investigation into the affairs of Berger & Hayblum, collapsed clothiers, Cheyenne, shows that much: of the stock was shipped out of town before the firm failed. Smallpox patients in Puget sound towns were doped with whisky and survived. As soon as the treatment became gemerally known large numbers of people imagined themselves amlicted and applied for medi- cine, Surfleet & Dunnigan are pushing work in the tunnel, running to develop at the depth Of 400 foet the Sunlight, near Idaho City. This ledge carries o high percentage of cop- per, and is rich in silver. They expect to <ut the vein in the course of a few weeks and commence shipping ore to Omaha or Denver for treatment, A ten-stamp mill is going up at Sha mountain, twenty miles below It is ;{oinu up as & custom mill , and it is be- lieved that more stamps will be added in the apring, us there is an abundance of free gold ores in the district. A good deal of work is going on in the mines, and a district of valu- able propertis is sure to be developed It is figured that nearly $400,000 will be ex- nded in Reno, Nev., this year in the build- ng of a new hotel, the eléctric street rail- w's Idaho Ci | bits of humorous song runn be { made at | way, the burned district on Virginia street, | the business block between Pow ning's and Quinn's brick, and the other new structures and residences that plaus are being prepared for. ‘The year promises to be the most lively in the history of the town. The Cora mine, in Two Bi Deadwood Pionecr, is putting out some high grado ore. This property is under lease to the .lumlur emy l'u, s of the owners, and hus produced considerable ore runnin, 0 $200 a ton Lmen made to Omaha, but the last was sent to the Deadwood and Delaware smelter, The O ra has a large dump and is in shape for exten- sive production, the only complaint being on account of the expense of shipment of the ore. according to the e Before breakfast Bromo-Seltzer Acts us o bracer—Trial bottle 10c, — Recogulzed a Shoot. Detective Savage was walking down Far- BAm street yestenlay afternoon wien he was accosted by a stranger who asked him the way to Castellar street. The oficer seldom for- | gets a face that e has once planted his op- tics uud the first glance told hlm that the lonar was uone other thun George ome shipmeuts have been | | and will be ! to anything of the kind they have | sued by County Judge Eller y | Broadway, St. 1 Reynolds, who was sent over the road for ten years for the shooting of William Neta- ler, a clerk in a Thirteenth stre boot and shoo store, about three years ago. Reynolds had received a_commutation of his sentence and was on his way to San Francisco, having already procured his ticket. The officer took him down to the police station, but as he was going to leave town immediate he was released The police claim that he is an all around thief and a dangerc man to have in the city Published on by ar eliable and as worthy our conti. as if they came from your best and most trusted neighbor. They state only the simple facts in regard to what Hood's Sarsa parilla has done, ulways within truth and reason walf of Hood's Sarsaparilla Constipation and all troubles with the di- | and the tequaled e ANNOUNCEMENTS, gostive organs liver are cured by Hood's Pills. U s a dinner pill Pauline Hall will present the ever pop- ular and favorite comic opera “Erminie” at Boyd's Friday night and Saturday matines n in her character, There many goms and ng through the throughout which there melody, abounding with drollery situations and incongruous doings of which the theme permits. *Erminie” appeals to il and without doubt contributes more genuine amusement to the auditor than any led comic opera now before the public ibuting much to the completeness will the cast, together with the scenery from the original models, and_dainty costur from the original designs. ritania the latest great success in opera, will finish the engagement on Satur. duy night. The sale of seats opens this morn original the title role. re is pe comical ciasses con new ‘A Parlor Match nifies that the old favorite fa with an elongated title, has been materially changed, will be presented by Evans and Hoey and their company of twenty-three superb artists at Boyd's new theater four nights beginning Sunday, Februar, It is literally crowded with new songs, new specialties, new jokes and gags an business, Miss Minnie French is still with it. She has some new dances for her nimble and graceful feet to perform, while the stars will present numerous fetching novelties, fresh songs, fresh jokes and fresh special- I Walter n carloads of sc in the d's “My Jack,” with two nery and twenty-eicht people cast, will be the attraction at the Far- treet theater with Sunday matinee, , with the usual Wednesday mats ng after matinee Saturda very strong in dramatic and sc tisplay, tha company carrying ail of the scenery used. The story is intensely interesting in the gradual unfolding of the The climaxes arranged as sur rises and are therefore all the more pl he twelve complete sets used were painted by the late Matt Morgan, and areall beautiful specimens of the scene painter's rt. In the first act ave the explosion of Falmouth lighthouse, the wreck of the French smack and the rescue boat riding the storm-tossed waves, Then follows the mur- der in the old mill on the Falmouth road the deck of the English ironclad Sea Gulli the thrilling incident of Jack and Ciro, his enemy, slowly starving on the arid, sun- scorched African desert, and the home-com- ing of Hero Jack. fects ——— ow It Became Popular, When people find an article much superior over be- almost sure to tell their friends about it, and especially if they know of some friends needing such an article. Dealers also soon learn ‘the true value of their goods, and when they have an article of unusual merit they will almost invaviably mention the fact to their customers. This accounts in a great measure for the large sale on Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. Here is an instance: W. L. Needham, & promi- nent citizen and business man of Orrsburg, Mo., has been selling Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for several years and recommends it to his customers, because in his experience it has proven to be the best for_colds, croup and whooping cough. He says it is the most popular medicine that he handles and_gives the best satisfaction. 50 cent bottles for sale by all druggists, e BURNED TO THE GROUND. » used, the Fire Totally Destroys the Pavilion at Hans- com Park. Before the fire department could reach the spot, fire had gained such a headway in the handsome pavilion at Hanscom park yester- day morning that all efforts to save the structure were unavailing, and it was re- duced to ashes, The rire was discovered about 8:30, and Frank Goodrich, the watchman in the horti- cultural building, ran to engine house No. 10 and turned in the alarm. Several streams were turned on the blaze but were not effect- ive in subduing the flames. The pavilion was erected two years ago and the contract price was $12,800. A num- ber of extras were added, making the total cost nearly $15,000. it was insured for 12,000, The blaze seems to have been the result of carelesspess on the part of some of the em- pl A fire was built in a fireplace in the building Tuesday and it appears that the embers were not properly covered. During the night they blazed up and set the wood- work on fire, and as the: no one in the building the flames had enveloped the entire structure before they were discovered. The Park commission met yesterday after- noon and listened to a recital by Officer Goodrich of what he knew regarding the fire in the Hanscom park pavilion. Judge Lake and Mr. Kilpatrick were appointed to see that the city's interests ave protected when the insurance companies adjust the losses. No other action was take Consid- able informal talk was indulged in and the fact was elicited that the three members are in favor of rebuilding the p. lon ————— Croup at Plainfleld, N. My boy, five years of age, was recently taken with a severe attack of croup and 1 thought sure I would lose him. I had seen Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy advertised and concluded to try it, and am happy to say that after two doses he was relieved and slept till morning. 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M785-5% ) EVERY WITERE “Crnwford's Life of 0BInine." 1T tlon: @0 puges. Price $2.00. Act quick Send tmwodiately 8o for outitand you will coln money: 50 per cent commission. J. M. French Pub, Co., Omaha, NS WANTED--TO RENT. ) SELL oifielal edi K WANTED. ROOM AND BOARD FOR ONE | M\ young man’ tn private family. Wish room for | ptano. References exchanged. R. E.S., 1524 1 Elos streot M52 2 RENTAL AGENCY. | TO Charges reasonablo, & yenrs' ox F. Butts, 20 3. 13th street. 502-F23 STORAGE. CHEAP, CLEAN, L ENTIRE PERSONAL AT rental property. erience. G, TI0N GIVE AGE, WELLS G0D8 WITH nt. it {s the Douglny o WANTED-TO BUY. N 500,000 USED STAM N N3 WANTED A PORTABLE BOILER ABOU AN 20 horse power nadress X4 Bee 7 " FOR SALE—FURNITURE. M best. Omaha Stove Repatr Works,120 BOX 00, C17 M235 K1 (‘-l-'uu SALE HOUSH FURNITURE VE cheap, 2751 8. 20th ave. (-funy for cash JRE OF A -ROOM HOUSE CHEAR Inquire 1906 Capitol ave. M8I4 4% FORSALE —HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. ji-r«:l( SALE, 3 ELEGANT DRIVING HON Must be soid at once. Co., room 4, Withnell bik. FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS, THE STANDARD CATTLE CO. HAS CON stantly on baud batled hay, for sale on track, at Ames, Nob. i Qhv R SALE, THE BRICK THAT £ IS TAKEN Inquire of the Mo TYPEWRITER, RENXINGTON J. B, Haynos, Bee uftice = L T () FOK SALE, TYPEWRITER, GOOD REPAIR and cheap. X 43, Bee. MBi1 3¢ _— ~ MISCELLANEOUS. FOR_LENT, LAND out of the County hospital reman at the hospital Q%% ror o, R IN TRAOTS TO SUIT, near Florenco lake. 200 acres b all. Howgs & HilL, 1403 Farnam streot M58 2 —_— CLAIRVOYANTS. QMUS NANNIE V. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, Droliable business medium, Afth year at11y N. 1oth 01 DEAD life roader; tells your Iife from cradle to grave; can be consuited on all affairs of life; has the celebrated Egyptisn broast plate to unite the separated and cause marriags with one you 17ve. Come one, com all and bo con- vinced of her ramarkable powers. Office and re dence 417 8. 11th st., hours 9a. m. to 9 p. m, Strict lifo chart and photo of your future wife or hus band sent throagh mali for $5.00, chart alono £2.00. All lettors containing 4 ceats n stamps promptly anawered. s41-F2 S-KNOWLEDGE IS POWER. CONSUL Dprof. and Mme. Arnold. business clair- voyants, palmists and mstrologers, have world wide roputation for thelr mar- velous and wonderful power In reading the past, unvelllng the future, give indispensable ad- vico, bringing success and happiness to thousands; tells tho busiuess you should follow for grontest su ; if your lover ls true aniintends mar- ringe; restores lost ove: removes fumily troubles and through thelr wondrous magie mirror show pleture. toll name of the onoyou marry. Satly faction ki Consultation, 81 to $2; full reading by mail, B2; send date of birth. Office 215 15th street, ar Farnam, 2d 00r, room 4. Lours 108 m. to § m, KIS MASSAGE, BATH, ETC Fl“m‘;m;,“‘.-.( CATMENT, ELV(C mal baths, scalp and hair trea . and chiropodist. Mrs. Post, 319k S 1oth SIS, DR M. LEGRAVE, PROPHETE trance clairvoyant and ER. wanlcure Withnell blk i AS BTRERT, iD ulphur and'son MME. CARS( floor, room 7, m baths. L 1121 DOl sage, alcohol, TP-MADAME SMITH, 154 CAPITOL AVENUE, room §, 3d floor. Massage, slcohol, sulphuf and sea baths, [ty — PERSONALS. U ONATA "KINDERGARTEN. 200~ DAVEN- port street. New term commonces Monday, Junusdy 30. Mrs. K. Grifiths Stallard, directoress MATT 4 U NOMICE, 1T WILL NOT BE RESPONSIOLE from this date for Any debts contracted by Mrs M. LW M. L. Wilson INVILLE rades thut saw or picked mo up killiog me, where' 1 fell from sunstroke outside stockade, whilo leing tripped and rbbbed, sbout irst pait of August, 1806 Cap tared near Jonesboro in renr 0f Atlanta. Add: me, John Zimmerman, Alzada, Custor Co., Montana, MBI 8 p robels fr. TT-PERSONAL, T0 1A M ) send me your ada: you. C. K N i YES: KINDLY w3, ploase, and 1 will write 53410 G. F. GELLENBECK BANJOT cor. 15th and Haroey. " MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. ACIER, N, W, iurney strvel entiance, \ " MONEY TO LOAN-REAL ESTATE, IMPLOVED CITY ¥rost, Dougas bik il i\v MONEY TO LOAN C property, low rates. A. C. Wl ANDZ YEAR LOANS ON CITY AND FARM mortgages. Read & Selby. 344 Board of Trade. KATES ON tato, 110 5 70 “"u‘u.\fi 0 LOAN AT LOWE \mproyed unimproved real years, Fidelity Trust Co., 1702 Farnam. W CENTRAL LOAN & TRUST CO. BEE Bl i W ANTMONY LOAN AND TRUS1 Co. 318 N. ¥ Life, lends at low rates for cholce security on orlows farms or Umalia city property: Nebra “ LOWEST RATES. FIDELLT puny, 172 Farnam streat. WANTED AT ONCE. LOANS ON IMPROVED TRUST CoM T Waray property; low rates. Fidellly Trust compauy. 1703 Faraaw s, n | Zircstience prape | Z MONEY TO LOAN--REAL ESTATE. [ Contiuued. HOUSES 10 RENT AND Goo. W. P Coates, 1033 M%) ~MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES The O. F. Dav(, Co., 1308 Farnam etroot W IOANS ON LMEROVED AND UNIMEROVE Clty Property,£,000 ana upwards, f 10 7 per cent Nodelays. W. Farnam Smith & Co.,15th and Har W =€ ¥ HARRISON, 012 X, Y. LIFE WO MORTGAGE 1OANS LESS cent, Ineluding all charkes. Charles W. Rainey, Oninha Nat W, MONEY IO LOAN ON OMAHA AND COUN cll Bluffs roal estato and Nebraska and lows farms at from or cent dntorest, with no addi tional charges for commissions or attorneys fees W. B Moikie, 1st Nat'l bank bidg, Omaha. i o VER THAN 7 bank bldg. 165 NS, GG WALLACE, 312 BROWN BLK 1 MONEY NET TO BOKROW KRS in clty property. No extra charges of Why pas high raies’ Money is cheap ot full benefit of low rates from G nd Trust Co., 16th and Dodge. Kind. You o Loan VW OMAHA SAVINGS BANK MARES LOANS on real estato at lowest merket rates. Loans wade short OF IATRO sums £ n I8 charged and the loans are not 1o oast, but ean always be found at the 1 the corner of 13th and Douglas streets, 709 bank o “' FIRST & 8B Omahin property § tlos. Send fu1 MORTGAGE LOANS ON on” farms in ndjacont coun Quseription. Alex Moo 401 1 % MONEY TO LOAN -CHATTELS. DO YOU WANT MONEY THE FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTER €O, ROOM 4, WITHNELL BLOCK 819% SOUTH 15TH, CC i HARN X Y ST, WILL BUM FROM LOAN LARGE TEN You on POLLARS\ ARY BMALL, uP. 7 YOU / WILL / DO WELL 0 OALL ol US WIRST [ WOR T YOUR AUPROVAL At any time and in any t you wish, and thus reduce the cost of carry: 010 PrOPOrtion to Amount you pay. owe & baianee on your furniture or other personal property of any kind, wo will pay 1t off for Y01 uid CRrry [Uas 100K #8 you desire. YOU CANHAVE YOUR MONEY IN ONE HOUR ROM THE TIME YOU MAKE APPLICATION No publiclty or remo: rty, 80 that you the use of both Ty, ou will also find us in from 7 to 9 p.m. —CALL AT 1 1E OFFICE OF WE MAKE LOANS 0! CARRIAGES, WAREIL 1 pay the moey bay 770 OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. INCORPORATED, 34 a can borrow on HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ~AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, “HANDISE, ANY OTHER SE Y 1F FOU WANT MON without publ! You can puy the you wish, o mad sval 0f property. noney back in any wmounts datuny duco tho iber that you have the use 4 tho money, and pay or 1t e or charge kept out but you will recelve the unt of th n Before horrowing elsewhere call and seo us Aud you will find it greatly to your advantage. OMAHA MOR A i 80U THE OLD¥ PORAT 50, 60, 90 DAYS, ooy paymen'ts without delay or publl Groen, room 8, Barber bloc CHEAP RATES on furniture, pianos, live ty, cas PRITCHARD 51 DOUGLAS BLK. 16 & DOD "\vmi,.,fi’_\m_ GN ANY KIND OF Ncurity: strictly confidential. A. K. Harrls, Knronek block. {--SPECIALLY LOW RATES ON FURNITURE A iorses or any good security, 80, 00 or % days Equity Chattel compaay, room 207 Omaha Nationa bark M2 e BUSINESS CHANCES. T-WANTED, PARTNER IN WELL Jished business clearing $20) to $100 Must be capable of handling cash, and years of age. Small capital and good opportunity to right party. Address or call Greenshields Nicholson, 621 Hroadway, Council Blufts. la, §23-20 MARKE 125 por day. A MU0 not over 45 TEFOR SALE, RETAIL MEAT first-class location; cash dress W 7, Boe. 7FOR SALE. ONE HALF OR ALL OF HARD ware stock. Good location, good trade. Ad dress lock box 1006, IAncoin, Neb 2 8 —FOR SALE. MY HALF INTEREST IN THE South Omaba ltolior mills on casy terms, or will trade for unencumbered Omakn property. A. L. Bergquist, South Omaha, Neb. MTUT 6% 7 —THIE WESTERN BUSINESS AG V. Life, conducts a_general business exchange. List of g00d business chances in ull parts of the country on application. Business positions se. odred MSIT F ERAL MERCUANDISE, | ®00ds, clothing, hats, cap! ts and shoes and groceries, for trade for clear Nebraska_Iand, part cash. Good paying business Address, M. H. Cook, Waterloo, Neb. M2 4 —¥0 L THE T PAYING BUSINESS In northwest Missouri: stock of general mer- cliandise of about $2.600, contiolling a trade of 15,000 per year: good town. desirabie loantio bonanza for the man who has some energy and §2,000 1n cashi owner's reasons for selling. poor néalth. For particulars X1, Bee ottice. M550 4 . ROWE'S on eastorn races. CY, 318 7 STOCK OF GE voiced ut §7.600, 1) —8200.00 WILL NET $15.00 WK1, infaliible handicapping systo Second succexaful year; references tn subseribers Safe, conservative, practical: for terms und pros pectus 1593, address C. D. Kowp, P. 0. box 121, Brooklyn M39 2% Y BUSINESS OPENINGS INé EVERY TOWN. State what you'll buy. Van Patten’s Mercantilo Co., Board of Trado FOR EXCHANGE. 77—CLEAN STO(K OF GENERAL M D Alnlfi real estate & money. Box SE: WILL Frankfort Ind CLEAR LAND IN ONE OF heat districts in Kansas o ex 20 acre tract near Omaha clty Wil pay cash difference 1f property Address, glying price and location, O 20, B 205 Ol M Box 418 Ou limits €000, offices. EALOMATIA IRE. al valustion. Mouey to loan Zs mdse, TOWN 100 FAUMS IN NEDRASKA, KANSA Dakota. Will sell choap, or exchange for orsos and cattle. Add. box 76, fort.Ind 75 y_lf.u SALK, IMPLEMENT STOCK AT IMO figene. Address I J. itogers, Lmogone, [a 4w ZWILLTRADE CLEAR LUTS AT MANITOU 4 Colo ., for cloar Nebraska 1and or 00d 0qultins. Addross 8. J. lichards, Box 1435, Donvor, ¢ 7,000 ACK fionsy terms ¢ stock. OF SCHOOL LAND FOItSAL will exchange for morehandis Inquire of J. G Sutton, Bloomtlaid, Ne a2 7, -FIRST MORTGAGE, UNIV PROVED 1018 01 iturm Innds Lo exchangs for 1ot and house with Lealdns, 1515 Webster stree. Mois RTY, Address 0. 1 M7 4* CUSTOMEER HAS $1.000 TO 8,00 (MPROVED y. Ouinbia, noar car iine, clonr, to trade for farm within 20 some timber preforred. Wil assnme s abrance OF put in some cush. G b, Walluce conventences. 7 WILL TRADE 25000 1MPROVED PR( 4 equity’ #4000, for improved farm. J. Omann, Neb 13,600 IN CLEAR R Kenorsl morchandise, ENTAL PROPE G.W. D, A TY Fou 11, Crab M7k 20 FOR EXCHANGE, CLEAR LOTS FOR 1M- eity property ern house, 9 rooms, on th stroet for Improved property Z oot ‘o N wall ontod Grahau, 505 MeCague block, 824 v XCHANGE, 52 FEET ON k north of Hamilton 8t., Grahum, 305 MeCagao bik ko 8ALE Ok UMilitary Ave., I bic nouse 6rooms 775000 OMALIA RENTAL PROFERTY T0 EX fi clinnge for property 1n or near Los Ankele Address Hox 433, Los Angelos, Cal FOR SALE---REAL ESTATE. )Y, YOU WANT & NiCk HoUS you are now paylog rent, snd tho suburue. G. M. Nattlnger, ocen FOR WHAT tiil not live in 1ber of o T THOICE BARGAINK, TH _OMAHA REALTY /Midway lnvestment Co. , DT N. Y.Life blig MIT FI0 [QOR BALK, CORNER 1LOT 137H ANI NICHOLAS atroet, 6x152 fuot, bargnin at #5,4). aores near Uaaiia Lrackaye el e Largain. Gra. wia, 305 MoCague block 8924 SMAL ((HOICE TEN ACKE THACT . Jcottage olo city. A quick. Call and get price. , Koom 508 N. Y. Lite Blldg MBIt § wiTH Ulg bargaln Binney street | FOR SALE---REAL ESTATE. Continued, AND N nt bargaing, land 10 $45.00 por acrs now. Call & 1L 1408 Farnam Lo KR 100 X M T, $10. o | I 10WA reakn farn rapldly ndea for particulars AGANT 40 ACRE TRACT CLOSE now fale grounds and Klmwood park. Can AUELI00 POE nere £OF A fow days ie0. N. Hicks, ltoom 305 N, ¥ Jn sane—k Life Mide NS 3 ) INVESTORS THE PURCHASE OF OVER willlon dollars worth of acre property hy Urexel, the weil known financier of Lhiladelphin, and others during the past month, and ths sale of 80 neros wost of Hanscom park for $100.000 o De LrOLt eapltnlists this woek. shows that th turned and that aero pi 080 proximity to Omaha will 8001 v a 1am agent for soms of the 1 around this city and ean offer AN fOrty nere traets at PBY YOu Lo Invostigay oSt acro property the samo {n twenty prices that will cortatnly GEO. N, HICKS, el Batato ana fnvestmont Agent, Koom 305 N. Y. Lifo Blde MY d W NE REPUESENT owners (n the sula of ways inve bargatos. k K 0 DIFFERENT W property. 80 al 1 Wead, Toth wnd Donglns @53 oy )10 ACRES NEAR OMAHA, §18.00, 820 neres near Omahn, 8) por acro, 10 neres Sarpy Co.. §15 por noro. o Sarpy Co. 832 por acro 8 neros Sarpy Co', 810 por nero. 180 neres near Bonson, §100 per acre. i section 12 miles of Omahs, §7,500 212 mcren noar Nobraskn iy, §15 por acre, 40T neres 5 milos of Oninbin, &40 per Ao 430 neres Chss Co., §18 pOr aere £25 per uero. por acre. LY Life \\'I. OFFER THE FOLLOWING DESC RIBED Property on monthly payments of $10 ench, ILia nll dosirable, and the prives are dirt cheap ab th and Sp orner, 10th wnd Dominion. walks, oto., §50. Fine cornor, Bakor | 1 ear e, §10), South front’ lot, Crohard 1111, $700, Valuablo Walnut WL Lot, $1.000, Elexant corner, Cloverdale, two lots, 1, 200, ¥ age, barn, ¢ ward stroet, §1,500. CXponse to 8how this proporty tin our elegant addition ot o Park you can secure n bonntiful modern e o Himit for §5,000 to §4,000. © Kldolity Trust company, 1702 Faranm, cuo, $150, Md0s K 19 W E ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR DECIDED BA &ains which wo can recommend s bolog very deirablo as woll ax very che irth cash. Full 1ot at 7th and Arbor st Woll loeated lot, Bedford 1 Klegant South Gmaha lot, dix Eino corner, Orehurd 1111, 8 Choleest 1ot In Walnut Hill, ¢ Most desirablo Tot on L Business 10t on South 20th, worth Heautiful modern homes ean be secure now Avondale Park, inxide milo lwit. at from 10 $1,000. Come an.{ xee us Fidelity Trust Co Farnam W ANTED o ey Tiovs 500, putting in cush §2,600, ear ots at K35,000 [P0k SALE-NEW NINE ROOM HOUSKE JUST completed, on one of the nicest residence streets Colonial design, modorn conye niences ineluding furn ndry, baths, hot ana cold te. A beautiful home. Must for prico and terms, HICKS, Room 803, N. Y MBIS F28 AND LOT_FOR C ¥ GEOKGE N Lifo bl ME25- IMPROVED Gruham, 05 MoCague b314 FARM 120 ACRYS, WEIL s N, W. of Omaha. bloe FARM LANDS FOR Gosper, Dawson and Lincoln At from "85 o 815 per acre; unsy \, Kustls, Neb M4 M1 LEGANT CORNER FOR CE, 152 BT Q. #15.0/0; hand 1ot, §18,000; w12 miles o Juriing, B =0.000 ACR! oF dsulo in k CHOICK GANT EAST FRC nenr Dod : oftico [ saLe b on H5th stro dress X 19, B BLOOD POISONING, RIOUD POLSON IN 1S PRINAK . tinry atages carod in (0 1o %0 duys ot The trentmont thoroughly erad 2 the blood and does not de- ou from your business. bo troated athomo or oftice. Al correspondence strietly pri- vate. For further Information call on or address the Continental Remedy Co., room 3, Bar Omahn. Neb., SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. monoy refundod. fcatos all polson 1 talu OF SHORTIHAND AND ( \MATA COLL ong, A. M., prin, Boyd's writing. A. C. now theater. COSTUMES. STAND. GENTS MASQUERADE 005 4 (umes for rent at 114 8. 10th, MWK —_— FOUND. “BAY HOLSE, WEIGIT 800, AT 811D and Cuming. Inquire Henderson & Metlroy, 71 Tith. 8021 et THE REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on record February 1, 1893: WARRANTY DEEDS, Michaol Casey and wife toJ W Koop- wn. e % lot 13, block 10, wrker's ... 4 o H W Smith and wife to 8.J Smith, x00 feel commencing at point fect s and 80 foet ¢ of nw - corner of SW ne 15-18 und lot 1, block b, My s add 3 ue Terrace Bullding asso- clation to George Deverdll, lot 8, block 9, Poppleton park.. ‘otal amount of transfers » PATEN BUREAU. SUES & CO., Solicitors, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb 4years Examiners U, 8. Pat, Office. Advice free PENSIONS! CLAIMS! RAILWAY TIME GARD UL : | 0 | Dapot otk Omnnn nd Maso T Vestibulo K0 Expross k0 Expros Chicago & 10wa Locai..... LIRGTON & MO KIVER. |4 Depot 1Uth and Muson Sts. Om L Donvor Expross Deadwood Kxpros .. Denve “Denver L Omaha B0 m .88 W0a m| 425 pm 6.50 p w W Tanvos Omahn | 1015 8 m 10.15 & 0 460 7 450 pm 660 p m « 515 aw Excopt Sun Toav, R Omaha | Depot 10th and Mason Ste 000 n .. Kanaas Clty Day Bxpross b pm| K. C. Nlght Exp. via U. P. Trans 945 pw .......St Louls Express TGolng | CHICAGO. K. L & PACIFI ¥ast. | Union Depot 10t & Ma 000 nm . ... Atanilc Exprons, 440 p Vestibule Expross 65 pm Sighe Kxor SGiing | CHICAGO, 16 1. & PACIFIC Weat. | Union Depot 10U and Marcy Sia. | 5.0 0 m iy (Except Stndny UNION PACIFIC Unlon Depot 10th trico Exprows nver Kxpross Ovorland ALFice & Strmabg KX (oX *.Pacific Express. . .. Donver Fast Mail UHIUAGD, MIL. & 81, 1A TIL U. . dopot and Marey St Chicugo Bxpress ... “Chioago Expross. ... SIOUX CUFY & PACIFIC Depot. 10th and Maroy Sta. Sioux City Pansen St Paul Expross aahn W0 pm [ o 9.35 am 1230 & |6a1 p !9 & Avrly __:omahs T b G40 nom 040 &'m Wast. [Fn iKn Teaves Omaha | ni. | 0.3 pm Vs Owmaha 705 pin 1160 B w Omaha Vs n 1550 p |Avrivas | Omata T[Tz 1000 SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. | Arrivos Dapot, 16th and Webstor Sia. | S Pl Limitod Tmnves Omaha, Tonven Umahs Hpn Toavos OMATIA & 8T, LOVIS. [Arrives Umalia U P. Depot, 10th and Marcy s, |~ Omah, W0 p o wouls Canaon Ball Lanyen . 3L 1%, M. & O ain| Dopot 15l wud Webster Sta. Sloux Clty Accommodwtion Bloux City Express (Kx. Sunday) ul nited nior (¥: ¥ K. & MO, VALLEY Depot 15t and Webater Sta. Dendwood Sat) Wyo Kx Norfolk (Kx. Sunday) 1035 am St. Paul Wrpress 08 am CHICAGO & NORTH W S TKRN| Arrives ¥, dupot. 10th and Marcy Sta V Cnrroll Passonger €0 EXpross. ule Lim Enstorn Fly 1) Chie. Pass. Tenves MISKOURL PACTF Ouiabal Dopot ibth and W A0 pm| S Touls Expra Arrivos Omaba 003w Uam Sund'y Omshia (6w pm 5% pm Mon) Janyes Omaia Kx