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

MYSTERY OF HARNEY PEAK Buspension of Work in the Tin Mines Oreates General Burprise, NO SATISFACTORY EXPLANATION GIVEN RBensons Assigned Fall to with Known Facts —Views and Interviews Serve to Increass the Clo Agree Dispatches announeing the suspension ¢ work in the mines and mills of the Harne, Peak Tin company, in the Black hills, as sign as the cause the desire of the English owners to supply the American market with the product of the Cornwall mines. The ex planation does not explain From the moment the Hills, English capital was in it. English agents examined English papers published perts and discussed the va tin was discove in he property the reports of ex 10 of the and English capital was employed almost exclu sively in its development. The duty on im vorted tin imposed by the McKinley bill had in view the protection of the Black Hills and the T mines from forcign competition the duty was to be permanent in the event of the American product aggregating 12,000,000 pounds by July, 1803, The Temascal mines have stered out, but all accounts agree that the Harney Peak mines contain a larger per cent of tin ore than any known. If the English or Welsh owners desire the abolition of the duty, the susvension of the Black Hills mines would not be necessary, for it is more than probable a tariff reform administration would do the work at the proper time. 1t must be remembered that two or three million dollars have been invested in develop- fug the property. Last fall a large mill equipped with stly started up on a test investments made since passed contradict the assumption that the wsition of a duty had a bearing as to the suspension. Nor is it probable the quality of the ove suddenly deteriorated, Only a fe weeks ago it was announcea yielded the richest ore yet found. he company had sufticient profitablo ore the dumps to keep the mill going for three years, It is evident there are other than the tarif or the quality of the bottom of the suspension ascal .. tin and run. The large the McKinley law Rumors and Speculations. The action of the company is as surprising as it is inexplicable to the Black Hills people, Speaking of the suspension the Times says “A week ago yesterday Superintendent J 8. Childs of the Harr Peak Tin Mining company left Hill City for New York, having been called thither by the chief officers and stockholders of the company. He was, how ver, met at Chicago by certain mem bers' of the company, at which place consultation was held and Mr. Childs returned to Hill Cit arriving here Wednesday, and very soon after stopped all operation in the mines and mill. The wmen o all discharged, numbering over one hundred all told, and every gn of activity summarily stopped. even to the prospecting that had been done on some of the claims, uperintendent Childs is very reticent meerning the matter and othors do not seem o know the true inwardness of affairs. The machinery was made and put in by Frazer & Chalmers, nd is the finest plant ever built by the firm. 1t cost £150,000 and was paid for in three payments, the last one being made a fow days ago, when the miil was accepted by the Harney Peak com- pany. George Labram, who superintended placing the machinery and bas had charge of the test run for Frazer & Chalmers, left for Chicago yesterday. Before leaving, how- over, he instructed masons carefully’ about the details of a furnace now being built for drying concentrates before shipping. The furnace will be built as fast as possible. Tt is not an expensive affair, but is being built substantial and evidently intended for large use in the future, Several woeks ago Sup- erintendent Childs informed the Times that the mill was running satisfactorily and that a large quantity of concentrates had been accumulated, but would not be shipped until they had 100 tons on hand. So able to learn there has not been a pound of concentrates shipped yet. Connlng Over Theories. here cannot be any doubt that the run of two and one-half months has not paid operating expenses. But it was scarcely ex- pected it would, as there was more or imenting about it, as is the case w w plants. But the management w and probably is, confident of overcoming all obstacles and working to better advantage in the future. Of course there are a thou- sand theories advanced for the suspension, but nobody outside the management is cog- nizant of the facts, and it 1s impossible to ob- tain the truth. Many are of the opinion that the enterprise is a failure, while others contend that the closing down is for the purpose of depressing the tin district and buying more property. It is known that the company has bonds on about fifty claims in the vicinity of their group. Not a great while ago a certain Englishman, who took $150,000 worth of stock in the com- pany, and who is largely interested in tin proverty at Cornwall, in conversation with a well known and reliable Black Hiller, frankly asserted that the Harns works would not produce any great quantity of tin until the tarift be removed by congress, or until the Cornwall mines are worked out. o is plenty of tin in the Black and is of very fine quali May Be a Directory Row. “‘Another theory is that there has been a ruction between ' the stockholders on the n side and the Britisl “It is claimed that the Englishmen furnished most of the capital, and that the New York stockholders were made the oftl cers and munagement to evade the law, and that the management has been extravagant, and now the Inuglishmen propose to have something to say. The extravagant local management has been frequently commented upon, and it isa_fact that besides Chief fin- gineer Wilsie, who has drawn a 7,000 a year, there have been three engineers in the office who have cost $10,000 more, and that there hasn't been work encugh doue for one man. In other ways we learn the company has been under 100 much expense. *It is suid that duriug the operations for the past two months and a_ huif the only ore reduced has been taken from the Ad die. Gertie and Tenderfoot workings, the richest ore yet found ; that instead of developing the low grade workings, reducing the ore th from and bringing up the average with the high grade ore, no attempt was made to open new workings. Another Clam. “Elmer Capel, one of the engineer corps of the Harney Peak Tin company, arrived in the city yesterday on his to Belle Fourche. Toa Times repo he said he could not explain the cause of the shut down of the company's works. Whether bocause his lips were sealed by his superiors or be. cause he didn't dare (o tell, we were unable to learn. He did say, however, that the shut down was not a complete one, It is wrue the mine and mill employes were dis charged. ‘This includes the high salaried ofticers, with the possiblo exception of Su. perintendent Childs. The n who be fore the close down were excavat- ing for the foundations of the smelter and drying room were not dis- charged, and from the looks at present will not be, at least not before the contract is completed. The pumps are, with the excep- tion of one, which was taken out yesterday for repairs, still in operation. Men who are aut of some of the inward workings of the company ure of the opinion that the shut down is only temporary and is for a purpose. some claim it is for the purpose of dust- ing Superintendent Childs, who works at variance with the will of the directors, He Yas often been heard to remark that he would have his own way in running the property. and, from all that can bo learned, e did ft. Itis probable that the directors will be here—at least the American directors ~inside of ten days, when it is hoped the mystery now surrvunding the shut down will be cleared.” other nearly Sl Look Out for Advertising Fakirs. The principal cities are soon to be worked | elaimet ested in | ras we are | have | salary of | | isnot at all the ore at | Deadwood | | in 1850 “ulso show | | | so rapid | miles long, which was | 1ts mos* profitable portio: by advertising solicitors for display adver tising In directorics, guide books and cata- logues for the World's fair. The World's fair directors have authorized no publication for sale to be issued on the grounds which contains display advertising, and canvassers who make such claims are not stating the truth, these publications arc not to be allowed on the World's fair grounds, and consequently they have no official sanc- tion VS Rev. 8y1 s Lane Of the Cincinnati M. E. conference, makes agood point when he says: “We have for years used Hood's Sarsaparilla in our family of five, and find it fully equal 1 that for it. Some people ar Judiced against patent medicines, but how the patent can hurta medicine and not a ma- chine is a mystery of mysteries to me.” Hood's Piils cure liver ills, - - The Best Train to Chic Is the Burlington's No. leaving Omaha at 4:45 p. m. daily; magnificent sleeping cars; comfortable chair car perfect dining cars, The Burlington also offer: double daily service to Denve and Kansas City Ticket office, 12 —— RESULTS OF 11K unequaled St. Louis Farnam street GATION, OwAnA, Feb. 6,—To the Bee: In your editorial on Nebraska,” which appearca in the edition of the 4th inst., you r letin for the figures litor of Tne Irrigation in y upon the census bul given. The statistics there compiled based upon the area irrigated in 1889, The method adopted in obtaining them was so unsatisfactory that it surprising that they fell far short of the fact, and knowing of 80 many in- stances in which this discr 1 feel tempted to make a few comments to supplement the good work your articleis cal culated to foster. Mr. Newell, who had charge of this branch of the census, expressly says in his bulletins that “the information was derived from cor: respondence with irrizators and owners of canals and ditches by means of special irriga tion schedules sent to al the west, nd that it was not possible in this way to ob. tain exact statements.” I received one of his schedules, and among other questions was the cost of the canal in which I am in- terested and the price of water rights, As the canal was incomplete the cost could only have beer ssed and the price of a water right had not been agreed on, 50 nov ing prepared or willing to answer these, [ neglected to answer any That _enterprise has since been completed and has reclaimed 50,000 acres in western Nebraska. Again, the statistics are base on the irrigated acreage actually cultivated, which gives but an imperfect idea of the ork of reclamation n then accom hed, because a man who owned a water right to a quarter section of land under canal but recently completed would have probably not to exceed forty acres under cul- tivation The special bulletin_ for Wyoming from which you took your figures and’ which showed 220,670 acres irrigated and cultivated it canals were then sleted covering 1,506,8 So also the bulletin for Colorado gave less than 900, 000 acres cultivated in 1880, when the report of the state engineer for same year showcd over 2,000,000 acres cultivated and nearly 000,000 more under ditch. The number of acres, therefore, credited to Nebraska for that year w I feel confident in saying, equally as far below the mark. But what ever the fact may have been in 1580, the re markable progress made in the th years since that time great interest which the awakened, Weste lags hind the other states within the said belt, yet I can name on my fingers completed e terprises on the North Platte river alone which cover over 200,000 acres. Nor do you suggest a tithe of the advan- tages of irrigation when you say that the furmer's crop is thereby assured. That is much, I admit, bnt the yield isalso increased from four to six times as much; the quality is far superior and the growth is so acceler- ated by apvlying the water just when it is needed and by having constant suns that successive crops are grown the same ar. And besides, the most profitable rops are such as thrive best in dry climates. n, work is not delayed by rainy weather, nor isthe farmer delayed from market by muddy roads. But the actual results are what are most startling. Colorado, for instance, is known as a mineral producing state and agriculture is not thought of in connection with it, and yet within the past few few years has been the spread of her irrigation system that though her mineral outvut last year reached the enormous sum of 38,000,000, yet her agricul- tural and horticultural prodict, both wholly dependent-on irrigation, amounted to but a fraction less than £0,000,000 in value. The vast population supported b method of agriculture in other countries is a tartling fact to an American and which illustrates, too, the increased yield produced by it. There is a canal in China over 700 mstructed beforethe Christian era and is still in operation, which supports along it banks the densest popula- tion per square mile on the face of the globe. Again, in India. The province of Punjab has an area of 106,632 square miles, or about one-third more than the state of Nebraska; of this area 36,755 square miles only are cul- tivated—that being the area under ditch, and less than oue-half the area of Nebraska; yet it supports a population of over 22,000,000 of people, or one-third of the total popula- tion of the United States. Ihe interest in irrigation that is now so pidly growing, both among farmers and investors, will soon awaken the nation to the fact that the great American desert is, capable of sus- taining the lavgest population and destined o acquire the greatest aggregate wealth of any scetion of the United States, wereo this i A Chila ¥ I'he pleasant favor, gentie action and sooth- ing effect of Syrup of F en in need of a laxative, and it the father or mother be costive or bilious, the most gratifying results follow its use; so that it is the best family remedy known und every family should have u bottie. e TO THE CARNIVAL CITIES Via the Wabash Railroad, The celebration of the Mardi Gras carnival Ieb. 14th in Mobile and New Orleans will be on a grander and more gorgeous seale than ever before, Special low rates from Omaha Feb, 6th to 12th. Now is the time to take a trip south for business or pleasure. Only 40 hours Omaha to New Orleans via the Wabash. 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Apply At the o not already cured a ropresentatiae to sell our “Novada Siiyer Spoons 10 consum t5 wonr a life time; sale onr Sulld 000,000 worth of gaods In dally nse. Standard silverwaro Company STYLOGRAPHIC Aleht Providence,it. | AUTHORIZED LIFE Outhit only 2 conts. South 11th str AT ONCE FOR by John Clark ' Maine ALL CHILDREN ard; private fam| WITH HENERY i\ LWo persons. Address A 16, Boo CLEAN Qo % rop TYPEWIITE #0.00. J. 8. Haynes, Bee ofice, Q COND HAND, power Woodbury engine and two 40 horsepower vollers, all in good order. new locution we will sell them st a maha Printing company. No. 1005 Farnam st. Not needing t| Q7 HESTANDAED CATTLE COMPANY, OFFBR at $5.00 per ton, ¢ This price may be haled hay Amos, Neb timy board oars at hdrawn at uny Q.'w'nv'miu,r. BOILEI AND [ 5 drawer letter file, office sholving, tools, letter press. Peycke Candy Co. CLAIRVOYANTS. MILS, NANNI partitions. i V. WARRE: rellable business medium, A fth boxes, Must be sold before March | . CLAIRVOYA KNOWLEDGE and Mme. voynnts, ~ palmists world wide velous and st vice, bringing tells the busin pleture, tell nar faction given. by mall, 18 POWER. Arnold, and roputation wonderful power unveiling the future, give Indisponsable a cess and happiness to thousand you should follow for greatest success: If your lover Is true ani intends mar rlage: restores lost love; removes family troubles and through their wondrous near Farnam, 24 H00r, ro0m 4, MRS, DR. M. LEGRAVE, PROPIT trance clairvoyant and life reader: tells your grave hasthe cele plate to unite the soparated and ne, come all o wors hours 9 a m. iart and photo of your future wife or hus band sent through mall for $5.00, chart alone, All letters contalning 4 cents in stamps promptly 1ife from cradlo t affairs of 1if 417 5. 1ith st. suswered —— MASSAGE, BATH, ETC MASSAGE Til AL mal baths, scalp and hai, and chiropodist. Mra. Post,3| an be rated K D) astroloyers, for reading the magic of the one you marry Consultation, 81 to send date of birth. Office 218 15th streot. Hours 108 m. to § TESS, DEAD treatient, 1% 8 168h, Withn PydAnAME M FP-MME. CARSON, 1121 DOUGLAS aloohol,” sulphur and sea OO, FOOm 7, M8k baths. PERSONAL., a0 nd, 1t is supp brother, George Norst, MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES, JOTEACHER, N. W GRLL BECK, BA M i Voo cor. 15th and Harney ——————————————— MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. W MONEY 10 TOAS property, low rates \\' 1TANDZ YEAR LOANS ON CITY AND FARM mortgages Rexd & 444 Board of Trade, elby MITH, nssage, ulcohol, suivbur and sea baths, U NTED, THE PRESEN Peter Norst, who loft lows abou sod, sottied i Ne Keading, I'a. A C IMPROVED CITY Frost, Dougas bik W MONEYTO LOAN AT LOW e improved and unimproved rust Co., 1702 F years. Fidelity W “ANTMONY LOAN AND TRUST €O, 3 Life, londs at [ow rates for « or 01 Nebraska or lowa {a VW LOANS GIG. WALLACE, 512 BROWN 8 PER CENT MONEY NET TO BOKROW KIS | Omaha clty property. hig wet full benefit of low rates irom i6th and Dodge. W WANTED AT ONCE LOANS ON IMPROVED C low ratos 1704 Farnam st any kind Youe Loan a Why pay Trust Co. nalin_property company Wi WANTED, LOANS, HOUSES 10 RENT AND in surance solicitor. Faroam " HARRISON, 012 N. Y. LIF RAL LOAN & TRUS Geo. W, ostate and per cent interest, with no addl mmissions or ui ank bidg, Omal W SFLEST & SECOND MORT ymaha property & on farms in adjucent o ad full deseription. Alex Moore,40L lee b Y TO LOAN AT The 0. ¥, Davls Co., 1306 Far WIGAGE LOANS LESS THAN anres Ua Nat. bank bldg cent, including all Chiarles W LOANS ON IMPIt — Kalney, Om W ¥DAND UNDMPROVED city property #1000 a0 upwards, i o 7 per cent. Nodeluys. W. Farnam Smith & C0.,15th and Harney 0 CO. BEE BI.D oo wecurity ori | a city property. No extra charges of | | | | i \ \ | 2000, | | mds , horses und cattio. Add. box i | Z-ror EXCITANGH, A | Wash MONEY TO LOAN--REAL ESTATE. Contined IMATIA SAVINGS BANK MAKKS LOANS 1 oxtate at lowost matkot ratos. Lo AATL OF IAFES sy for short oF 1ong 1 Is charged and the loan not always be found at the of Of 15th and Dougins stroots MONEY TO LOAN -CHATTELS. X PRITCHARDSI DOUGLAN BLK 16 & DODG E 2 ™ X Payor A THE ¥ ROO! 319 SOUTE WILL sUM FROM WANT MONEY LITY LOAN GUARANTER (0, 4. WITHNELL BLOCK, 15TH, CORNER HARNEY 8T, ANY BMALL POLLARS\ UP LOAN You LARGE on N WE MAKE LOANS ON FURNITURE, TORSES CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RKCEIPTS OR FER Al PROPERTY OF ANY KIND YOU / WILL / DO WELL 0 oaLy oN ‘ OUR You enn TERMS Wi L ROVAL Ay the money DACK &t ARy tme and in any wish, aid s reduce the cost of earry g tho 108N 10 Proportion to amount you pay LF YOU owo & baiance on your fu POFSODAL PrOperty of aiy kind, wo wi YO and carey it s 1ong 08 yois desire YOU CANTIAVIEYOUR MONEY IN ONE HOUR FIROM THE TIME YOU MAKE APPLICATION No publicliy or volof property. 8o that you £ both money and projerty et the use You will also find us o fr ture ot othor pay 1t off for ALL AT 1HE OF FICE OF OMATA MORTGAGE LOAN (0. INCORPORATED. 1F FOU WANT MONEY, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES, WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, MERCHANDISE, ORANY OTHER SECURITY We will lend you any amount from $10.00 to §1,00, ON TIE DAY YOU ASK FOR 1T without publicity or removal of property You cnn pay the money back in sily amounts you wish, and at any tine, and o ¥ e made will reduce the cost of th Remembor thit you haye the erty and the money, and pay Lok ns yo Thero wi of the wm full amount of th Bofore borrowi whe and you wil find Ty t OMAHA MOR Tt i SOU I first flo tr THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND ONLY INCOR PORATED LUAN COMPANY IN GMATIA hoth the for 1t only o anse or cliarg t ont but you will recoive the v call and seo us ur advantuge N WILE TOAN MONEY 0N ANY KING 01 81 curlty: atrictly confidontial. A. . Harrls Karback X - MONEY, 0. 10, 00 DAYS. CHEAT Annd cany payments. on furniture. plas tock, ete. without delay or publicity hana Duff Green, room &, Barber block BUSINESS CHANCES. SALE, RETAIL MEAT MARKET atton; cash salos 12 per day. Ad ) Y FORSALE ONEHALE OR ALL OF HALD ware stock. Good location, kood trade. Ad dress lock b 1036, Lincoln, Neb 12 6 YT WESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY, 16 N Y. Lifo, conducts n_gencral business oxehange, List 0f good hit s chunees (o nll parts of the country on application. Business cured Y S BUSINESS OPENINGS IN EVERY TOWN State what you'll buy. Van Patten’s Mereantile Co., Board of Trade. Mass Y FORSALERETALL STOCK OF HAKDW Al stoves and fmplements tn good location: in od at §3.000.00. Yest of ons for s ddrexs Taylor & Co., Dunlap. 1owa. 010 Y PARTNER WANTED Intereat In one of naho for §40.00. WILL OFFER 1AL best located restaurants in Address A 11, cure Be 480 §¢ ___TOR EXCHANGE 780 ACRES OF CLEAT ithe best winte: cliange for 10 or limits, Wil pay o Addres; MISK: WILL 205, Frankfort tnd LAND IN ONE OF wheat disteicts in Knnsus (0 ex tract near Omaha city sh difference If property i iving price and location, O 26, Bee otfices, Z=CLEAR OMATIA REAL ESTATE FOR Mi) actnal valuation. Money to loan. Box 515 Omulia, Wl ANSAS xchango for Frankfort,Ind 7 EAR TOTS AT MANITOU, /i Colo obraska Iand 0r 0o equiting Address s, Box 193, De ) 5 2 MG ko =000 ACRES OF SCHO0L LANT FOI SALE ON liousy terms or will exc ur morch andise and stock. Inquire of J. G Sutton, Blodmiio 7—-|n\v~' 100 FATRMS IN NEBI A, 4% Dakota. Wil sell cheap, or 7,001 ONMATA RENTAL FROUS LY 3 /4 change for property in or nenr Los Angeles Cal._Addresy BOX 64, Los Angeles, Cal S Z-FOR TRADE FOR LANDS AND CASIL A ficiean stock of general merchandise. ey R W. Watkins & Co., Frankfort, Ind i A STORE, DWELLING 1 two lots. for n farm in y K. Parvin, Centralia MY 10° Z/rFIRST MORTGAGE, UNIMPROVED LOTS OR Agarm lands 1o exchange for 1ot and houso with convenlences. upstairs and barn eastern Nebraska. Il Lealdas, 1615 Webster stroct i 681 9 7L HAVE 600D BULLDING LOT, 45T S Frankiin (§1,000), for small stock of o in city or country." K. B. Willets, South On 7 FIRST MORTGAGE AND OMATIA LOTS 4 trade for land: ulso mtore bullding, clear u rented, in good Nebraska town, for land. W ilitan & Mitean, MeUague bullding, opposite postoMce. HE TIME TO PICK UF BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. near Iunsco ut, ull conven iomo will find this o ik bargali if tak 111G ANT ymploted, corner st Sik0. modorn con laundry. baths, hot waler, Kak, sowerage, etc. A beautiful Must be #old quic Ine-room hous just finished. on one of ¢ in i Spiclous grounds, with an Of shndo trees. frult, ete. A niost 0 for any one wisl cllitles for keaping u ten out at once. and I o fgure. ELEGANT double residence with 75x15) feet oast front. on one of the nloest residence steeets in shix city. Wil cont for $1.40) per annuwn Can sel ond take a good share of purchiuse price in farm Land. NICE flve-room cottage and ot, four blocks west of High school. This property Is in good shapo and within essy walking distance of businesy por tion of elty. Prico §,500. MODERN elght-roon park. splendidly furuished, s perfect fiouse. Call and get price. TEN ACRES in West Omala, spleadidly adapted for swall frult aud early vegetables. This prop. erty 1y located right in the way of the fiture growth of both Omaha and South Omuha, Cen b subdivided within the next fow vears inio 52 choloe 10ts. 11 010t onee. only §4.800 BUSINESS (4 th Vinton and Spring, in cluding Intersec thir. cota; aplendid husi ness block. stores and flats. A blg bar FORTY ACKI ¥ five and ¢ can offer at §2 BUSIN SN Vista [ istun ory or 8500 hom for Lwo n idingel A blg Owner wishos 1 offer this proporty ut s cottage, mnear Hanscom ROl of u of clty, elegant tract lf miles from the coart house snap nt 88,5 VACANT TRACKAGE and wholesale lot near 18 and Jackson. This Is the most convenient and finest wholefalo property in the eity. Can ofer at alow bavre clone out aii estnte. Call price and 0 ONE HLUNDIED AND TWENTY ACRES, close 10 New Elmwood park in West Omahia; iiox it property (n the west; cun offer for fow duys 1 0nCre and tako onehulf of the purehsso price In Improved Income bearing property or good Nekraski land JUNER 2ith and “C” streot, Santh Omahn, £0x 190 foet, room for tWoCotLages on renr with S0xs) feet. auitable for business on the coraor. Must be sold ot once at 81,200, LOT #ix 150 feot. enst fr m i s01d at onee only §1.500 FIRNT CLASN Investment, 160512 eust_front, corner “E" and Omaha, will make three ni worth ‘from $L000 to §1,20) each. Can offer the tire plece of property for n faw days for 2,200, FULL LOT, 60x1%0 feot, near 20th and 11 streets, Fonth Omaha. only N CHEAP LOT, X150 foet, near Omaha. 1€ %0l quick only § SUMMER GARDEN 10ts, covered with beautif: troas; right ot Helt llne station, opposite Ruser's hotel and sehut zen park, in West Omahia. New boulovard and en trance 1o fair gronnds are right st thi it One £the finost places In Omabia for summer garden There is blg money in this Price. Geo. N. Hicks, 305 N. Y. lite bullding foot 2ath ated vouth fr ath and South 1t Lota Bl 1 and O, Routh Muh 11 T RA'ES VIIII LTy TRUST ( 2 Faruam stroet Y pany, €5 ACKEZ, 2 HOUSES. ORCHARD, SMALL #1ULT Zand grapes, 4% miles of I 0. 1500 por # ensy payment. 6 acres on 4ith st 0, 10 easy. J. 1. Parrotte, 22 Douglan M- M 4 THOICE BARGAINS, Midway =0uTH Iuvestment Co. N MAMA REALLY V.Life b MITH FI0 OT FOR SALE ON GOOD TEaMS T RIX 4n block one in Springdale addition to the eft of Omuha. Address Jonas Ok, Andover. 111, box . i 198 | worth street 1804 Farnam St., - AND | FOR SALE---REAL ESTATE Continired. OFFER THE FOLLOWI G yperty on monthiy 118 wl1 desirab wn il cash fgure Good cornor, Bth and <prague. $19, Cornor, 10h and Do minion. walks, ote., §13) Fine cornor, akor Plaoo, on oar fine, §10) South front 1ot crohard I, §700 Valuablo Walnut Hill 1ot §1.00) Klewnnt cornor, «lovord 1o, Lwo lots, 81, 81 110 47 cotbage, ba Soward streat, §1 ) 0 0T eXpUnIae to Show Lhis prop or that In our ologant new addition PATK you oan sseurs n banatl il ot 1 tho wile Timit for £5.040 10 §4,00), Tty Trust company, 1302 Faraam DESCRONED paymenie of 810 enoh 0 ho Pricas e dirk caony b M0 ¥ 10 FARM LANDS (FOi Dawson and Lineola 10 810 por acro; vasy 1s, Neb M W 20000 ACRES OF CHOICK anio In Frontlor, Gosper, es. Nob. At from 8§ 1L I Bonson, Ko LEGANT CORNER FOR REsID ., 18,0 05 handsomo rosidence, 8 o fine tarm i2 miles out, $,00. . K block. NUK, 192 FT 108,818 Darl g, Bl NS JPARM BAKGAIN 120 ACRES IN tral Nebraska, thres milos from a B& MK, worth £12.00 por acre fOr $1000. 1TAIT cash annun, Wi opposite SOUTIL CEN 00d tow can bo alance at or fms & Mittan, Mot ague stoftice, thard oo TE AR SOLE DECIDED RAT AGENTS FOI mend s being vary el we can rec (FAbI0 W8 woll as veey cheap: 0no fonr(h chah. FullIOUAt Tth and ATbo* streets, only § Woll Toeated 1ot Bedfor) Place, Flogant South Gmnhs 101, rnor, Orehintd [ Walnut HilL troes, ete , & 1 Lowe aveni uth 20th, w Penuti homes ¢ cured In one 10w A vond k. i lde mil A\t from £3,000 NIRETT ellty Trust Co. 102 Farnam U, YOU WANT A N Yot are now paying ront AUBUDS. GOM Nt g MS15 ¥ HOUSE FOR WIAT and still not live Chambor of Com 170-¥10 LAND W0 Lonve W 10 JoUR SALE on 1les north TRADE, 10 ACKES ent of Couahin, 9.1, 4004 ninha Nl SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, (ONAIA COLLEGE OF SHORTHAND AND TYPR writing, A'C.Ong, A M. prin, Hoyd's new thenter NI QUORTILAND BY MAIL WITH ANY OF Thi PYatandard (ypewriters at home. Great chance for those elther In eity or eountry who cannot attend s r shortiand school. Address Van Sont's 1of =horthand, 514 N. Y. Life, Omaha. Med § ————— BLOOD POISONING, JRLO0D i N T CONDAR Vand vptiary st in % to W days ot t thorough iy 00d and doss nol 0y e b tr ot e sepondencs strletly For further n ation call add Continental ttem 0., FO0 M 59, 1 MARY, S COSTUMES. ADIES" AND GENTS MASQUERA 4 tuuos for rent av 114 8. 1t THE REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on record February 6, 193 WARRANTY DEEDS. (el hes and wite to MeCoy Olmstead,s b ot 20 Rees Pluce. .. MeCoy & "Olnstend to Marletia Hughes, Lot 86 and n 1 1ot 89, bik 8 Hanscom Place 11 By and wife 10 Lacy inkde, Tof 18 Tot 15, bk 5, lot. 3, blk ¢ Buker Place, fot 81, bik 1, Gran mercy park Mrs. M England (o 0rs, il It 3, First add Omali D B Wl aind wife 14 M il und 1 lots 8, 9, 1 4. Missourd Avenue park i Lo BLack and wife to W 101 8, Black's sub Rudolph Beal & Co. (o Hovman 1 s 40 1ot 2, block 118, South Omahi Sume to Rudolph Beal, 1ot 6, block V. Lowe's ndd SLHL Clark, trusted 1 ¢, ¢ son, 1ot 16, Bloek 8, West 8lde 500 £,000 @ Lyon, o South West K, block Al Gentry, Johni- QUIT CLATM DEEDS, AL AL Brown et al to Manmie A, Suttles, n e one 18-16-10 1 .8 19,608 U BT IR Al sSMm 5 TYPEWRITERS The Best in the World. MAGEATH STATIONERY CO. Omaha, Nek PATENT BUREAU. SUES & CO.,Solicitors, Bee Building, Omaha, Neb syears Examiners U, 8. Put Oftice, Advias froe PENSIONS! CLAIMS! What Brand is on.gour Collar? IS IT THE Total amount of transfers DEN It ought to be, if yon wear a 20-cent collar; for this brand of collars is the very best value to be hiad for Z0 cts; three for 50 cts. Viatch our advertisemenis next week, GLUETT, COON & CO. RAILWAY TIME GARD CHICAGH BURLINGTON & @ ) 10Uh and Mason Ste Chiieago Vostib Chicngo Expross Chieago Kxpress Chiicago & 1owa Lol BULLINGAUN & MO, KIVEL Depot anl Mason st Danver Expross oadwood EXpross Denver Kxpross Clhenver Limited .Hlastings Local 5 idneoln Local (Bxeapt Sun) Toaves K. G BT 0, & s i, Omnha | Depot 10th and Mason Sts ty Day Fxpross xp. via U. 1 Trans uls Expross CHICAGO 1. 1 & PACIFIC Union Depot 10Ul & Marey Sta Atlantle Kxpross. Vestibule Kxpros Sighe Kxnross Arrive Omah £00a m Vi e m [ 4ipm | 600 pm ATTivs | Omans 100 pm 40 pm 945 % m 124) 0 m 031 p @ 1) 8 m Loave Onmiatia e Cisp m 050 8 12408 .50 p in Teaves Omahn 1015 am 1015 a m 815 am Arrivas | Omahn 601 pm 540 0 m | 640 am 045 pm K. CNight 945 b w St From Enst. pm 110 pm Inst 1010 0 m 440 m Wi pm CHICAGO, 16 1 Union D X PACIEL From Marcy Sts. | Wast Th pm 705 pm Arelyos Owa 7 Donver Limitel Kansns City (Excopt Sunday UNION PACIFIL Union Depot 10th wnd Marcy Sts, o 1xpross ivor Kast Mall MEL & S0 AT 1 dapot wid Maroy St P00 p Chilenco Kxoress 120 am Chicago Fxpross. CHIVAGD, Omahnl U 350 pom 10V & PA LKl YRR 10th and Maroy Sta. Onane 1020 p ot 1000 & Vi SOUX Omaha! Depot Vnm Stoux ¢ty > pm .S Paul K Vo SO0 CITY & PACLEL Arrivas abal Depot, Tith wid Webator Siy, Omaha At Vaul Limited ... 025 am UMATIA & ST, 1LOUIS Arrivos . Depot, 10Uh and Marcy 8ta. | Osialiy St Louls Cannon all NP M & O Teaves Omaha ! w0 p i35 pm Lonves | « mal Depot 15th wnd Webstor Sts. Ti0 ami . Sloux City A 115 pm | Slonx Uity ¥ Bdd pm St m!tod b | Haneroft Passongor (Kx. 8 & MO VALLEY Omuhal Depot 16th and Webster Sts. | W00 mm| Dund wood kxpross £.00 o m((Ex. Sat) Wyo. Exp. 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