Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 25, 1893, Page 5

) THE_OMATIA DAILY _BE MONDAY, DEC Lusuriaut Region Watered by the Orooked IT\]III MLE OF NEW ME \l(l)l \ 1 Rio Grande del Norte, ECCENTRICITIES OF THE FICKLE STREAM | Soll that Grows Appies, cPears, Peaches, Tropieal and Semi-Fropieal Fruits Al Plants, Also Wheat, Iiye wnd Other Coreals. The Rio Grande valloy for more than 200 lari ! richr soil, and width when flooded | the wators of Color I y o edest and most windiug stream on the t, and when full, ha ontr s thau the has as many old buds in which in times pust ment the waters carry is sitea 80 rapudly in these ch s, writes a corre spondent of the Denver Timos, that the stream is forced to soek lower ground to get away, b the many changes it*has made from time to This sediment, held in suspension and averaging from b 1o 10 per cent during the season. enriches the soil and puts more fer tility fn it than yop in a single season nextract from it. When carried out by i m the soil where it 18 acre. Lands th been under | tion for fift » better today than at atives 18 called adobe, ana with it, made their houses, covering then material puy on in its wet state thoy resist the heat and cold ing them most com fortable t four and five cuttings a season, yielding from three 1o four tons per acre, which seils frov 11 1o §14 por ton. One orchard of 1000 apple trees notted its owner lnst year #5550 A vineyard of fifteen acres bore 155,000 pounds of grapes, which mac per acre. A peach or seventy acres w this valley 15 0 won d. notouly forits beaut but for its wonderful fruit, J-year-old tree making for the owner 00 clear per acre and his b-year-old trees $25 cach, All kinds of fruit do well, and to lose a crop is a thing unknown. The cercals fhour: ish and make perhaps the heaviest grain lias been announced at the World's fair, of any in the world, Wheat produces wonde fuily without any inter ¢ of noxious in secls orrust; oats muke so great ield that it would not bo safe to give the amount barley flourishes, and rye “knocks out its thirty and forty bushoels per acre,”” even in alkali soils. Honey is_coming to the front as will be seen by the efforts of a single man flo started with forty colonies in his back yard, and in_one scason soid 4,700 pounds of honey at 15 cent For a Monte Carlo, ot is on foot, whieh, if it izes, will result in there being estab this eity a gentiemen’s paradise wl rival in all its detai 1e world-fan arlo. In tact, as planned, it will make Vegas the Monaco of America For several years the beautiful Montezuma hotel at this place has been closed. It was built by the Santa Feroad a number yoears ago for the purpose of giving 1ts patrons_a comfortable ace half way on the overland trip to California. In its construc: tion no expense was spared and the result was A pre material shed 1n a most dellghtful resort. The location se: lected was six miles from the city up the beautiful canon. The grounds surrounding the building, already favored by nature's charms, werc given every advantaze of the lanaseape gavdencr's art. Splendid bath houses were ereeted at tho hot springs, fam- ous from the time of the red-skinned' war. riors for their health-giving prop: , and many other improvements were made, i volving m all an expense of somethl! £200,000) g like Bug the Montezuma hotel was not a suc- cess financially, and now. in the days of r stricted travel, is not used at all. ~And so for the past few years the only tenants ha been the watchman and ms family 3 buildings, he . have not been allowed 10 go to ruin and are now in as good condi tion as when first erected. For some months past Wilson Wadding ham, the famous Texas cattle king, has been casting his eyes upon this fovored spot and quictly perfecting plans by whict hoe could come into control of it, These have now reached a stage, it is said, that makes al most certain their Mr, Wadlding ham is a man, who, in_addition to a great fortune, has o great hobby. He is an abject devotee of the gaming table. Not with its ruinou nevert establish in sor dezyous to wi \cless. It has been his aream to o protty place in- America ch his friends of a sport ing tendency might find in - climate, build ings and surroundingsa spot equal t the Monte Carlo of the continent, With this burpose in view he once tried 1 secure a lease of tho springs and a lary tof ground at G Colo., but the scheme fell Lime 1t is Mr. Waddingham's idea to _add much to the present attractions of the Montezuma wood Springs, through at that New buildings will b erected and the old ones remodeled. All that money can sceure will b given with a free hand, so that should everything go through as planned even habitues of the gaming resort of £ rope will find greater attractions here, The talk of Wilson Waddingham is not idle. His project is baci private fortunes d by one of the ver made on the Texas cattle ranges. His wealth is esti wated at many mitlions, and in every invest ient he has mude the result has boen uri formly profitable. In recent y have added not a littlo to his gre vaults, 50 that in New England, whero he maiutains a summer home, he is looked upou almost with awe. At West Haven, on Long Island sound, he has a mansion which it took years to complete and almost millions 1o construet. 1t is a palace fit for any king. But 1ts glories will be nothing to the great asino which will be erected here if present expuoctations are realized Two Wyomin Thero is now on ex ars mines U treasur nibition in Cheyenne two of the most remarkable productions of Wyoming. Oue of these is a lot of asbestos from the northern part of the state, and the other is a superior quality of iron paint pro- duced from iron ore found in Laram county, Wyoming, says the Denver Kepy lican. ‘The asbestos discoveries in Wyoming have ted the attention they deserve, principatly because the people do not under- stand its uso aud its value. But now that oxperts in its preparation for commercial use have arrived in Wyoming, with o view t testing its quality and determining its value, the asbostos deposits will scon become noted for their superiorty 1t is said that the asbestos produced from the Cana tian mines furnishes o flbre ravely oxceeding four inches in length, whilo the Wyoming product, although taken from near Lhe surfaco of the earth is from ten Lo twelve inches in length and of surpassing finoness and delicato texture. The usbestos deposits of Wyoming tain Lo prove a valuable article of export us 8000 us they becomo ger y known to commerce. The quality of the mineral paint prody from Wyoming iron h u tested by PProf. Lindeman at Cheys and it was found to adhere to 1ron and steel so tena clously that even the bending of failod to crack or aisturb it 10 be of great valuo w the metal 1t witl be found applied to tin or wetallio roofing, and will, when the industry is properly developed, come into successful competition with the best wineral paint of T nuessee. To Water T A proj o Thousand Acres, t has about come to a head n this city, which, if successfully carried through, says the Denver Times, will make 10,000 28 of barven, repulsive land blossom like ose and flow with mili and hovey. 1t is ced | | m will | ed Monte | vices, but with unquenchable fervor, | | more ¢ au. This strea L Roubideaux s ed ) many a r n h loneir y r have a ed away nking how i 1 t avo that W but the b fea of gotting it s 1ani ¥ t I f this undertaking and v " t8 THAL % y8 o an America, The e s ir pletion of the Koubideaux is w inxious eyes, for it s a hundred blessings now unc Some Mesiean Mines. There have been some fabulously rich gold and silver strikes made recently in the Bato: pilas mining distriet. A trainload of burros loaded with £230,000 worth of bullion has arrived at Chihuahua from that district Of this amount §220,000 in silver is from the es of A. . Shepard and is consigned to he miniug bank of Chihuahua and the re- maining £0.000 in gold consigned to the Chibuahua branch of the National bank is from the ( Colorado and La Gloria wines, T was conveyed an wrmed guard of fifty men Atter More Conl The Oregon Tmproveme ] eweastle coal property, 1n order ive a oody of coal deveioped when that now being wor Coal wmile and a b From this s ich will be right in the town of Now s the Seattle Post Intelligencer 1 deep, and g 1ys will be dr on different levels in both direc whenever the body now developed creek bewins to fail the present rate of duction can be kept up, It will probably two years before the new mine will be ready to produce coal beyond what is taken out in work of development. The operation of Coal creek mine will be continued, as cars supply of «coal tributary Rich Nevada Mines, S 1be, a wining man of southwest ern 1, isat t wn Palace on his way t v York, where ho ex ts to sell two valuable gold mines for &450,000, says the Denver Times. ‘Ihe mines are locat it Keystone. He will purchuse a large stamp mill for another mine of that district while hiere. He says the miners of his sec- tion favor the Denver make of mine machin ry over that made in San Francisco as be- Mr. Godbe says that southern Nevada is wonderfully vich in mineral, and the mines wre beiag ru reat hary ily devel He st for the Nevada Souther s way when it is fluisiied through the count Big Donl Rumors of a tions at Sur at, originat mone of the ining deals ey made in this part of the state. ‘This is th sale of the Little Arme Gold Mining com viny's property at that camp by G. A, Craw ford and O. I>. Posey to nsol Gold Mintng company. — This deal has actually gone through, as the de in the county clerk’s office w though e of it did not ys aco. Ihec the good, round sum of § Al vublic uatil ration named is wnin This Stan: Washington, has developed ow town. _Twenty-mne ut up from 100 to £H00 o1 ythical bl the mythical of Stanley,” a: now suing for their coin in the United States di : San_ Francisco of prominent Chehalis and Pacific rece Ll ks i counties are involved, hn I Forrest of Cheha Uit and is joined by cwenty \eging that under Stanley Tnprover s brings the ightothers i capital stock valu led into =300 shares, ( B. Genty and_Charles Holmes of Wush m, J. V. Hofton of Colorado 1 Yurongton of Colorado, they siray und enticed into buying mythi city lots in & mythical town at 300 per myth. Glowing printed description of Stanley City on_the alleged navigable wat Nasel river, Pacitic county, fell into hands of the plaintiffs, und as Stanley heralded as the western terminal i vond line being rapidly surveyed fiom eastern Washington together with other pal- aver, thesa plainti gulped down the hook, line and sinker. The Stanley club boomers were hustlors hoy had all” the machinery necessary to build a city on paper. However, in their cichteenth allegation the twenty-nine plain tiffs admit there was a spark for all t smoke T'hey aver thut O. B. Genty al J V. Holton deeded to said pretended” corpora- tion two thirds of about 140 acres of land wore or less, and Charles H. Holme deeded one-third of said land 1o said pretended cox- poration. ‘That upon said lana ulleged city of Stanley was laid out and platted. This land was covered by heavy blanket mort- ges in proportion to its valuc »ver survived veing laid out. Wanton Slaughter, One hundred and twenty-five bucks, which ud Stanley we being driven to the low vart of this valley, were slaughtered or maimed early one morning recently on top of the hog bick, in the vicinity of Grand Junction. The bucks were tho property of J. A. Cunningham of Salt Lake and were being driven by James Wallace to join the main_herd near Cisco, Utah. James Wallace, who was 1n charge of the bucks, said to the' Deaver Times cor- respondent : “I have charge of these sheep during the summer and fall, and having finished my con started to deliver them to the owner. I weat into camp on top of the hog back Saturday about dusk, and after cating my supper started my camp fire and laid down to rest. It must’ have been nearly 1 o'clock when 1 was awakened by the men, four of whom presented their r volyers at my head, and commanded me to throw up my hands, “One of the men took my r bed and two men were volver from my placed iu charge of we, while the bal » the bucks a dis tauce of abouta quarter of & mile and com menced _their inhuman work. About 100 wero killed outright, the balance having cither their backs, legs or jaws broken, The two men finally left me, after bewg called by the othi e men “I hastened to Grand Junction and re. ported the loss to Mr. Cunuingham, the owner. 1 have no knowlodge us to the identity of the me and were effectus . N8 sy all wore masks ¥ disguised. " Neobraska. A law and order league ized at Arapahoe. has boen organ I'he Buffalo County Horticultural society willmeet at Giboon January 4. Evangelist Hoopingarner is conducting re- vival meetings at Cedar Rapids. Tho drug storo of Baker & Dolin of Ver- don has been closed by creditors. There is a probability that the Herald and Journal will consolidate Boyd county has to issue bonds in the sum of {22,000t0 refund the existing indebled- ness The K Norfolk g brothers, editors sunty Kepublic libel in bonds of §1,200 1. Beuch, & prominent Mason of McCool Junctiou, where hie was engaged i the drug business, aied of lung fever Two Beatrice women act of securing Christmas presents by the shoplifting route. They both went to jail Footpads are doing considerable work in Norfolk. The latest escapade with high- Waymen was that of August Brummond. & tinner employed by McDonald Bros. He was accosted by a man o borseback, who, of the Fillj u, have been held for were caught in the nt of a er, in 1 Mr. h 1sh Uranscript, 1 i were excellen Vh K th without trial or the be Cattle stos | (cticed toa la Eight head have \ few weeks and can y, 0 from here, Cattlemen s aud it is a sure thing that s vil found dead on the praivic los through them laree euou r an irvigation canal. A vigilance committe is tatked of and should be put iu active ope nat once. This rustling must be stopped and the rustlers punished Tho Dakotas. Sturgis 18 to have a new opera house The Gold Star mine, near Custer, 1s pro nounced a success An artesian well saved Groton from de- u during a recont fire ing of the ational as 1l ve he cor from Do v 26 to 20, is arcanging to secure a largo cir culating livbrary to be operated in connection with other cities and towns in the state Rapid City Republican says that a b n is in circulation to Governor Shel. don praving that company M of the state militia may be changed from an infantry to a cavalry troop. is thought that the first farmers’ insti of a serics to be given under the aus ot the State Ay wral eollege and experiment station wi held in Kings bury county during this month. The opinion is gaining ground that Eng lish capitalists who control the Cornish mines also control the tin mines in the Hills I'he ore is suid to be richer than thatof Cornwall, yet the mines tave been closed A number of owners t ling outfits in organizat chine owners in the sta rulate prices and stop the ruimous ¢ b has beei Rgoing on, While grading for & barn being rected upon the site of the otd Cas- ) stamp mll, we k a lavge Lmost pure amalgam. Three it and the wround 1t were gathered up and will be weated Agent Treon of Crow Creek and A pavient Brule $5,000 to I'no the Indians ay oy is pand Indian cattle which they have and sold to the government The anuual report of State Mine Iuspector O'Brien shows the total n er of miners mpioyed in the Hilis, independent of will and reduction plants, to be 1,402, 4 very big Jority of whom are under the employ o1 the Homestake company at Lead City. Judge Plowman of Deadwood has recoive d ¥ epiiress from the United States fish comn- uiisison 1,200 trout of the spocies known as seckled beauties.” They came in cans filled with water and arrived in good conai- tion. The judge will have them 1n his fisu pond on his St. Onge ranch at once A Mrs. Lockwood, accompanied by her two izhters ana maid, have areved at Sioux and the fact that she has secured the ces of one of th 1t she is woman S1,000,000 and o leadin ) divor renuted Lo be w in New attorneys indi- ader Carl Gunderson and Charl have steuck a rich find in the govermy records, whereby they are permitted entera forty-acre platof finely tunbered only a short distauce from Veérmillion, 3 fully $100 an acre, There is no record of the Innd ever having been patented by ernment, A Union co ty farmer na expects to have 2000 dozen product from his broomcorn acres. Ho figures the brooms worth. in th wholesale market, 81 per doz T'he costof construction is estimated at 50 cents a dozcn, 50 it leaves a net profitof 21,000 for the prod uct of but eight acras of g ing the cost of harvesting. A cattle suit trial before Jud An injunction was a vrevent th owned by mvolving £79,000, uller of Pierr further st L Barton, Williams & Bros. The First National 1 » claims to have a second a bunch of cattle, and the; ng for the injunction. ~ This mortgage is denied by the cattlemen. was on st week. Cotor mill n Impire. A strike of #120 ore has bey Louis mir A big strike of ore running ade in the Guston mine. The ore receipts in Denver are about fifty-five cars a day, or 800 t The working force at th is being pusted to completion made in 2,000 has been running s, Anaconda, Ci P ple Creek, has been doubled, The Ebert tunnel, Yankee Hill, is in 253 feet, and is in 4!, feet of crevice u atter giv ing 94 ounces of gold and 17 ounces of siver, A vack of seven big gray wolves is dong great damage to the stock in the vicinity of Byers. They attack full-grown steers with surprising daring. A retort of 412 ounces was sent to Hart- ford, Conn., from the Suffolk mine, San Migel county. This month's product is 2,000 ounces, or §35,020, A new stamp mill is to be erected Bates gold mine on Fall river, Cle ounty. Prof. Sadtler, formerly of School of Mines, erty A carload of high grade ore from the Ana- conda, received in Denyer recently, r ) to the'ton. Unless a dividend is paid, which is improbable, $0,000 will be added 'to the reserve fund this month Decomposed quartz matter with sulphides has been struck at Stanley for miles west of Husted, a station north of Colorado Springs. Assays of from §10 o §20 in gold have peen obtained. A mill will be erocted The last ninteen tons shipped by the Ana conda netted pearly 810,000 During the past mouth the eight men working have turned out #1000 a day. Four cars of ore now in Denver are expscted 1o return from $175 to $300 a ton, and four other cars from $40 to $50 The tunnel of the Silver Lead four miles west of Salida has ore assaying twenty-four ounces goid, seven teen and three-fourths ounces silver ' and 10 v cent lead, an assay value of &M per ton, T'he strike is an extensive one and better cre is promised with additional depth, The vein matter 18 4 decomposed quartz porphyry. Wyoming. Ranchmen in the Sybille country complain that parties are 1llegally fencing government land Casper is to have a new switeh and an oil tank. The site is to be located neasr the stock yands. The Dillon & Ricketts coal mine at Raw- lins has closed in order to put in pumps. It will not be absorbed by the Uuion Pacific company, but will maintain its independ ence. at the v Creci e State is interested 1 the prop- some camp., company ncountered A railroad branch thirty-two miles long will be built from Laramie to the Lookout Mountain coal mine. The coal is hsuled from there to Laramie nosw Near Laramio | in wagons. ak a few days ago N. R. Hudson killed a mountain liou whose skin measured six foct in length. Large gray wolves can be seen i droves in that region wlmost uightly The deal by which the glass wor been secured for Laramie has been closed The compauy agrees o erect works which will give employment to 800 men, operations s have t A § of £30,000 and 1,000 | aro (#i¥on by the Board of About_one-halt of the amount has Gold near the of ‘ N hohad & 1 | s 5. The Gald Hill peop | tato count Oregon 1 in Baker ( i8 worth £36,000. Soven bars of silver. each weie Wednesday from the Moun 1ne at The colony of | n ot | place and hse adjacent 010 alc 8 | Grand Ronde river are pey 10 set out About 50,000 frait trees, apples, in the The Astoria Budget says that lots in some ot the additions to Astoria that sold two three years ago from 80 to £200 wouldn't bring 10 toany if they were put up at aue- tion. The who would buy them at that vrize would get badly swindled Tirce parties at Spri building a lar scow, provided with wd fitted up with a stove and other things necessary R, D. Owenb, trip Sunday acr Milton to Elgin for travel, an tin Crook and Jerey Cotlins came up Curry county beach road last Sunday f. When a few miles below Gold noar Frank Danicls' ranch, they Having no weapons y dismounted_aud, The animals quit their family quarrel ana charged on the intruacrs, who were com pelied to mount their horses and fly, the panthers pursuing for some distance | Washington. I ) s harbor “T'he Ballard council has p Squire to apply for an appr 000 for dredging Salmon bu The Wilbur farmers mass mec ttitude in refusing the customary ex of sinking the fifth artesian well on last week. a copious flow of water having been obtained | On the Nelson Fort Shepard road | through trains from Spokane to Nelson will i all winter. A rotary snow plow will | *p the road oven | The second round-up of cattle in Okanogan | county this season Lok place last week, and 400 head of fine-conditioned animals are now enroute to Seattle from th tion It is said that the Yve and company ntribute house stiould tho fverett. The new, but cost ¢ About 81,500 in_go om lacers au Snake river, er Water for the river by t 50,000 toward a new court county scat be removed 1o | at Snotomish is | 1s boen cleaned up | Warm Springs, June, w two rock rockers 15 raised from en-foot whe the since las thi ) sevent Miscellaneous, Over 10,000 pounds of apples raised i cinity of Sunta e are now shipped by press each week. The Stuart gold mine, a_leating Utali pro- duce is reported to have been sold in New York for £1,000,000, Fifteen mches of struck 1 the Tintic It runs 70 per cent. mated th nd winter. iners have struck dirt hing 10 conts to the pan in an old Spanish grave vard at Dolores, N. M cight tons of turkeys were shipped Shasta county, to Sun Fran- Thanksgiving consumption, ) fc A car of French prunes were shipped eas from Clipper Gap, Cal, recently. This the first carioad consignment ever sent out Casver sheepmen have reduced wages of herders one-third. This is suid to be done with view to substituting Chinese for white herders, Dalogate Joseph of New Mexico is secur- ing distribution of seed of the “flat pea,” o new forage plant, which ws without ir gation. Great results are promised While Mrs, MceNarr of Rock Springs, Wyo., was driving to town she pro. tectea her S-weeks-old baby so thor hly from the cold that it was smothe to death, Ihere is wn immense deposit of beautif gray sandstone about ten o st of Kinzmun, Ariz, near the Atlant & Pacitie raifroad ilos southw line of th that w sowe day be used for building purposes. A retort weighing fifty-two ounces was to Denver from the Gold Nugget mine, HBoulder county, the other day ) ounces from the mine m fifteen da best record ever made in the county. I'he new bridee over the Tule the road between Porterville Tulare county. Cal, has beer The total length of the structy approuches, is 423 feet, The coal output of Ne akes s, the river, and Plano, completed e, including It cost §10,000. w Mexico is reported on by J. C. Spears, United States coul mine in- spector, as amounting to #,500 tous u da, most of which goes to California, Avizona Texas. There are 1,043 mine Healdsburg a s employed, vd Petaluma capitalists are agitating the question of connccting the two places by meaps of a wide, shaliow canal which will flout lignters. It is designed by this meaus 1 got cheaper transportation for freignt “The Montana Poultry company has been organized for the buying, selling, breeding and raising of poultry and buying and sell- ing cges. Operations are to be carri at Great Falls, The capital stock in 1,000 shares at §10 each. Keport comes from {lurcka, Nev.. of a rich strike of gol | u.mm.w. » on the 200-level of the Bullion-Beck, The rock 18 said to run as high us sixtoen ounces in gold. It is ore that was passed over as unprofitable when this purt of the mive was worked. The Bullion-Beck is working a good force of men. A 300-pound bar of gold valued at $43,000 was shipped from Phesnix last week by ox- press for Sau Fraucisco.. 1t was broughit in by wagon from tbhe Hopanza mine in the Harqua Halas, which Was last July pur chased by an English syndicate for $1,230 000, The guard consistad of scven hewyily armed men, strung oui several hundred yurds in the advance and rear of the treas ure, The bullion represents the cleauup of SiX weeks work What the Indiun i advantages over the ed on is £10,000, gettiug In Arizona in white man is rather unfair—1o the whirer=This is instanced near Gila Bend, at a reservation th There, corneritg ' at the very end of th tlo cit the lit lies the little township set apart by me general gover t for the use of not over thirty Papago Indians. At least 10,000 acl of the laud are as fairascould be founa in Arizona,and are irrigated by both the Fast Riverside and the Gila Bend cauals. Tie canale run across the reservation, through all its fertile acros, uctilled, vacant for six miles untlthe western border of the re serve is reached and the white wan has been given a chance 1o develop the resources of the soil. Ou etther side of the reserve land and waler ure worth at least $20an acre. Aud yeu here are 28,040 acres held for the beuefit of a few dirty Papagos, who tind theiron'y _~“loyment in the most repulsive | of the v mau's vices, Delogate Mark Smith has 1werodue reservaticn aad rew a bill for opening the idians. EMBER 25, 1893, They End this way —the names of most so-called washing compounds. And it isn't lent, cither, It's to make them sound something like Pearline. That is the original washing compound— the first and in every way the best. These imitations are thus named in the hope of confusing you—in the hope that you'll mistake them for Pearline. I'or most people, that ought to be enough., It ought to convince them that the accie article so imitated, so copied, so looked-up to, is the one that is the best to use. it back send New York, If your grocer sends you an imitation,be honest demand Pearline. JAMES PYLE, 382 PRESERVE YOUR EVE SIGHT, ~USE~ H. firpscr BERG§S 1 TEEY NS et - 7 AP MAX MEYER @ BRO. €0 Sole Agents for Omaha, WHOUP LA Meyer and 12 and 12. < and Mackintc extra quality Rubbers Excelsiors 43 straig shes at rock prices. 20 per ht, St.u‘i yrade too chead Leather and duck coats SEND FOR [ACHARY T. (SpNir N = /N ERepa e s P — POPULISTIC THEORIES. A Partisan Defines s Party's Position on the Carrency Question. LiNcoLs To the Tie B swer to my prote ur gest that I write a letter for publi fining our position on the currency and gov- ernment loan questious. ; 1take pleasure in doing this, and appre- | eduess wraska would ciate the courtesy and spwitof fairuess ind improvements about which your suzgestion shows. whi year, which we mowcon The spirit of party,” which Washington SUVEtogedstart floauSHndaLIust warned us against, the spirit of political un v e mranos0 fairness and unpatriotic sclfishuess, is the can noither be inflated nor con- common spitit today. Gommercialism hus ed; the doliar, can_molthor apireciate PLosdeHing i LOIRO. A0 us labor is employed and wealch pro- cal, lawmaking worla, and the TRa Rt il dat i e tion which it has secured hus bo s 1 at cost money cannot bo loaued fow a power which is ap] e special by private partics for interest. It isa s priviloges granted to covporations and the I B e BT i e OIH P Dra i mnultipiication and growth of monopolics Vit il tiatds have mude possible an unprece: S e L of tae money, capital and y Within our own domain panics from wany 1o comparatively fow rul esent recurring periods business e I'ie condition of the country today | bression would by it be rendered impossible trates most forcibly the fact” that millions | Tt wo MGG E SR of our npeople are no longer fr pet Copernican or independent. The multitudes who | syst ble, perfect can meither employ themselves nor find | Thee employment have 1o u sle, 1o potent vight to lile, liberty and habpincss. On i o the still larger circle, which inciudes those [ o O8F b at work and who must vork for | sts and those who must pay menopoly | — — 5 for scrvices, shows 10 us Uhe much A REAL BLUDSO, e number who ave dependent, the num- ber whose surplus earnings are taken from | Horolsm of o Chleago Eievator 5oy Du them to buy up 1w nid more of the nat T resources, thereby spreading and miensify- | o was UL ey O ing imdustrial slaver & hicago ator Loy ) less than 117,000 working pe are | Probably, like other elevator boys, h out of work anl in sore need” in Chicago is | jorked Kis rope und stopped the elevator the tele hie pnews of the 11th inst., and a foot from the sill, chewed, read adim Chicago is not surfering more than the rest | novel 1 passengers by his headlong of the country. The panic and the succeed- | doscer b e a0 0s0mae wilh ing stagnation and sufforing was caused di- | LSl GET LGS S ke an un rectly by the xl»)!.m u{ the n.‘v‘.‘m“(»“\»l»l‘.“‘.‘ iy Balloen S Calavet i as Oy oy ndusiey moving, | Probubly always at the sixth story whe e a6y could nowhere else bo obtained, | you were on the first and the reve Joss and_ ara soen to b dopendent on the | treated the passengers' beil us @ tintin. money lords, the associated bankers. nabulatory obligato which required sev Ihe peoplo's purty is the first 1o 80y that | arl oncones to satisfy tho parformer the money monopoly must be vroken, thit el E i KB > wealth-concentrating, labor-cnslaving | MOSt elevator boys ai e e o O hioes | 8ays the Philadelphia Pross, He, being 1t can be stopped there is no liberty, no inde- | & Chicago clevator boy, was probably all Hronee. pasaible. for the common poople, | of it and more, Fridsy his six-story A% 1 party wo notonly sce this, but wehave, | building caught fire in its mid-stories, after a careful study of the money question | The staircases were flame and smoke, aud the ncods of industry, formulated | Red tongues wero playing about the a plan 0 keel 3y \1“' \\“4! i.\ u:h uum:\:’xu ‘;"n\l netting of the elevator shafts, Tho fire capital can borroy money withont iterest, | €5C&pes opened on burning windows. In at cost of examining and caring for securi | this flery furnace a score of meu and ties. \We pronose a new financial system, women were prisoned scientifically perfeet, covernment issued | Four-times up through the flame and legal tender money, and weans of circulating | smoke Charles E. Boyer shot his eleva- it. We do not propose currency inflation The « tor, his hands was on firve, able heated till it blistered The woodwork of the shaft ach trip as he went up for and o depreciated dollar, as muny suppose, nor does our plan lead 1011, By our system siume, but only money will increase in us | W8 Wwenltn or capital increases. The yolume | his living freight he passed out of sight will besregulated by natural aemand, by act- | into the smoke, and once he left his cle- usl needs, The curvency will enter civcula- | vator and bore back to it two wowmen tion where it is called for with good security, | overcome with the foul air. and be withdrawn from circalatio (deposited | Aore fortunate than Jim Bludso, who with the goveruuient) where it camob bo | ipeld her nozzle agin the bank tiil the adyaniageous) BAG 18- LY 4“ Tajuo last galoot was u-‘huf‘. the elevator boy nigasure, &0 Fegulated, cannok Aatune, Cp| Loo nRa® itnt TS T1iTa and saved all {0k “Our system calls for government banki whom he had risked death, The world and we demand in our national platform, [ is full of such berces. They ave all “‘tuat postal suvings banks be established by | ghout us, in elevators, on locomotive the government for the safe depositof the | foothoards, on car platforms, at the carniogs of tho peavle and to facilitate ex- 1 oo’ tho anvil and the spade, . No on change” Through those bonks and eub | pows them, They sro s other men Lreasuries we prop that money shall be ) I loaned on reul cstate, and on warehoused | But there is in this English-speaking nonperishable products, of a market value, | race that wiich ilames to heroism when furnishing ample security. In addition to | danger nears, and there ave thousands the real estate or warehouse security con- | of unconscious heroes who read these sidered amvle by the bank divectors, under | Jines” who if death were o call the fixed rules and hmitations, the tax-payin S "toni ght would unhesitatingly an. property of each county where the loaus are o 5 made should be obliged to make | SWer “He good 1o the government any pos e sible loss which inadequate securit 1iad No Use for the Coin, in rave instances might entail. 7'he clem New York Herald: “Hello, old man,” of visk can be cntirely, or almost entively, | pemarked a somewhat irresponsible per el un;xl l. But \1: \’;;ijll) ;'hl!“rllrn’h in ) son to a slight acquaintance, Syou tion of risk per cent would naturally be | haven't gota half dollar about you that added to the labor cost of loaning to co you don’t know what to do with, have it to prevent taxation. A fourth of 1 per | You cent charge on loans would doubtless “Why. v oddly enough, T have, more than indemnify the couutics for all in- | was the response. “Here it is.” adequate security losses SRR (L HA U e This, 1 brief, is our plan; and there is | 0. had+" (AR poibing lmpraokicable i i Auskeia hes; | il what of that? Yuu asked for oparatian’n pastal asvings bani syatem. | one T didn't know what to do witn. 1 with a regular check and clearing system as | gave it, and now what more can you one of its features, providing every conven- | possibly ask?" ience of our ordinary private and nation: ——— bauks. We can find pleuty of qualified and TINE CHANGES, nost reputable bankers or other citizens — whom we can elect 1o locally conduct our de The Norchwestern Line, posit, loaning and exchauge busiuess at an uge ¥ The easthound local, No. 8 now leaves ings wnd loau banks established we shall | €ag0 Limited," No. 6, leaves at 4:03 p. m., have o place of absolute security in which | arriving at Chicago X ‘ m., and uh 10 doposit surplus earnings, & universai need | “Fastern Flyer,” No. aves at 6:30 aud demaud, and money in unfailing reach | p. m. and arrives st Chicago 9:30 a. m 1o keep every one ui work on terms which | __hy gil odds the most convenient train thoure Lo the workers th full product of | from Omaba to Chicago. The equip- thelr labor. whe Yast wealth-conoentratig | ment romains unchanged, because wealth produced in< community would be | People expect something ‘“above the retained in that community, and the people | average” on Northwestern” tralus, would be kept free and iudepend- City ticket offic , 1401 Farnam street, New Jerseys 20 and 12, p to publish, T Amazon brand 20 21t boots, German 1t to suit the times LINDSEY 1‘,!?“ L ‘IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED,” TRY /| SAPOL.IO " SEARLES, ¥ SPRCIALISTS (G Nervous Privitrand Special WE CURE v [ETOETET NN 1 AILD o Stoma itnoy i penes Cataren Nose, ‘Tiraat, o Biood, zlin and male Wea Stricture 301 0F taa 115 South 13th St, OMAHANES JAPAN IS 5 Dr. Seirlss & Searlss, QEHE A New nid Oomplets Tren BUPPOSITORIES, Cips Bozes of Ointment. A nove of every naturo and degree, It miakes an 0po ¥ith the kuifo or injections of carboilo el are painfal ad seldow a pe teuro, tng in , tonco ghic terribie digonun? boxen €0 cure any cise. ot receive x, 0 issued 17 our g LUNS ”PAT JO R Cured, Pl ¥ by Japanese Liver Paile fhe grout LIVER J 1810 00D PURITITR, {. b, especiully ‘dnpted for bitn GUAKANTEES ia Kuhn & Co, ofien Why endure Guaranteo, 4 Moo od only by Sole Agents, Omai Neot 'QRUNKENfiESS the K ol Tt can be given 1 without th e know) tea, or in fo0d, {15 abaclutol nt'uiid apeedy ier tho pati o wreok.' 1t 10 evary in Neve W s ility 1, 0, of . Trop'rs, Cincto 48-page Look of particuikrs 1ree, 1o bo | Kuhn & Co,, Dri sta, 15ith and Douglas Sts, Omalis, Neb LUXURILNT HAIR In produced by the Curicer M c GREW s tho onl SPCCIALICT WHO TREATS &1, PRIVATE DISEASES and DEBILITIES of MEN ONLY, Women Excl ded, 18 yours oxporionce \ra from. ) s lhhuull v Iaus N NERVRUSDIsOfDE s EVIL3 WEAKNESSES, D! ¥ KT at cou i ¥ and PERMA NENTLY CURED TH and touy iven o evory parkof th Twill soud (s I ( Lah 7 B WRIGHT, Misle Des 1249, Marsn il Michigan Stockholders M OFFICE OF LEZ-CLARKE- A N HAnn. WARE (O, OMAHA, Nob., D )3, No loe b3 heruby ihven to {he stackivoiders of the L Clarke Andreesen Mardware company thid be annuul mecting of the stockholdors of the piny bo hold at th offices of tho sal mpany, 1219 1221 and 1223 Harnoy street, in' the eity of Omuha, in the stat Nobriska, on Tuos day, Januiry 9, A. ., 1594, at 8 o'clock p. u for the purpose of olecting @ bourd of directors for the cowpany Lo serve during the ensuing year and 1o transact such other business af sy bo preseated at such woeting M. J. Lk, President Attest: W, M. GLAss, Secretary DEA3OLIS