Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 21, 1901, Page 7

THE OMAH! SPECIAL NOTICES ements for these colomny be taken until 12 m. for n and until for morning and Sunday e Rates, 1 1-2c n word first insertion, 16 n word thereafter. Nothing taken for less than 25¢ for the fient Inner- tion. These advert nts most he run conse Iy, Advert ¥ requesting a n hered check, ean have wers ad- dressed to & numbered letter in onre of The Nee, Anawe he delivered on pre eheck only. P e — WANTED=MALE WANTED, we have _teady work for a few ®00d hustlers of £60d habits and appear- | F. Adams Co., 1605 Howard 8t B3t ighly In short particulars free Tnstitute B8 good man to do canvassing | Yo K004 pay for right man Ad toe. B-M19* BARBER trado taught thor: time, catalogue and Address Western Barbers' Omaha, Net WANTED, the countr dress I 4, YOUN plac 104 M or women to « pay enbuugh & wchool desires college. Tel, B M85 21 man_ attending to earn board. Hoyles I goods to city id steady employment v, Ware blk 1-M12 Maris trade Hix WANTED, an experienced salesman to sell ovaraiis, sh kets, ete., on the road for the stat ebraska and South Du- kota. Address G 2, this office BoMa1 A ) to handl Teland salesm, our g Broom Co. traveling In Nebrisia pds an a side line. Rook Rock lsland, 1l B MA%G 21% WAN elght we special offer February 1 >, men to leatn barber trade; only ki required by our advaniae [{ hirty days: class pens Join now and complata for spring rush: positions given graloates make applieation at once; catalogue rnd particutars malled f Moler Barber ol 1623 Farnan, Omnaha B-M164 22 WANTED, experienced operators on shiris and pants. Apply at Byrne & Hammer factory, 12th wnd Howard ste e B WANTED, represent canvassin M50 21 salesmen of goo us in_schools and G 32, Omaha B addre eges; 1 to WANTED, 20 girls. 1524 Dodge. Tel, 876, C--100 %0 girls wanted. Canadian office, 1522 Douglus C—T40 Call at C—-508 WANTED, young lady attendant Ben DI, A BRIGHT young man or woman to take whorthand scholarship and pay for it when course is finished and position se Address F 15, It « IMPETENT girl for general housework 2215 Sherman Ave. 389 WANTED, 0, Bee WANTED, competent dressmaker of managing dressmaking departm w first-class store at Carson, lowa dress Cater & Galloway, Cirson EIVing experience and salary deeire M girl for office work. Adirss C--MATL capable atm YOUNG lady to lea ition for right Rldg. WANTED. first-clasa hairdresser curlst; $12.00 we. 1 L0 right party: ference ate Add WANTED, y massage; | party. Apply rmanent 20 Bee C—622 nd miant dy post olur ®choli nee and o ladies learn and tacial mas constant practic , . Rovitions. furnished:" #all or “weie oler's Hairdressing College 1.om, Omaha WANTED. work. hafrdressing completas; structions G Irl for general house- Apply 3005 Leavenworth G319 WANTED, Institut, kitchen help at Child Apply to A. W. Clark, Room “agiie building C-4T ——— e e FOR RENT—HOUSES, Saving IF you want your houses well rented place them with Henawa & Co. D741 ALWAYS moving H. . Office, 1611% Farnam St §o0ds. Planos, el. 1369 or & D743 HOUSES for rent in all parts of the city, Brennan-Love Co., 30 So. 13th St D743 HOUSES, stores. Bemis, Paxton block BEE HENRY 5. PAYNE, HOUSES, cte. F. D. Waad, 1584 Doug| Iy HOUSES and flate. Ringwalt, Barker Bik. ; A Dot HOUSES wanted. Wallace , Brown Hik D748 D in first-class condition; Coutinuous "oven. i with barn tor 8 horses hed: all ‘for $30.0) per sell, 430 Ramge Biag ] five-room o ‘. o nd city w-nef?‘r‘.’-‘fx‘, 12.50. OMAMA LOAN & TRUST €O, 10n Douglas Sts. . BARN FOR RENT, bakery Targs, stora Foom, e Sroom o, And larke. wagon month. W, 11 Ru i1 SEWARD 8T, ne for rent; good batn and D751 NEW 7-room brick. stricily mod. tront, 271 and St. Mary's ave, 85 Te. Paxton block No. 1334 South 31st street, just north of Han- scom park, ‘& nloe. comfortable, “8-room modern house. Wil be put In good. ro BAlr for right party. "M ennard & on, 310 Brown bloc Do M8k’ TWO small five-room cottages In the . yara: city water In Kitehen; in' gooa" con. ditlon: rent, 38 per month. - Omaha Loun & Trist €6, 10th and Douglas e nast mis, D-M717 Wth, near Farnam: ten-room modern house: complets in every respect; ten minutes walk of center of city; reasonable rent. Omaha Loan & Trust Co., 16(h and Doug- as Sta - 407 Docatur st., Tr., $10 fii{'! lan'»;:;lr‘ Tr. m()dfilr'\ 114, i h st., 7r., all moder o - Y n, except fur. 15 Burt st 15 BUrC wt,, & modern, except furnace. 325 NOX CO.L 18T L. N. Y, LIPS, D4a2 X-ROOM _cottage Room 3, Barker Bik #-ROOM hou 818 Pler DM 1435 Inquire 08 2 all modern T t D15 e WHY pay rent when vou can buy a home on mon payments of 88 and up? H. Ru l{ l‘.’h Ramge Bldg D ‘.\(I 1024 8O, th st east front per mo, J. 7 rooms, furna lately vaou'ted, I H. Sherwood, 819 o and bath, fgure, $20 ¥ it 3 FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS, BTEAM-heated rooms at The Thnrnfl}u{ DEWEY European hotel, 13th and Farnam. E-3% HOUSEKE Mary FOR RENT, u nicely furnished front rogm, south and east exposure, within five Mlocks of postoffice; bath and use of teio. phone. Address F 4, Bee. 065 20 N. 17TH ST, steam heatcd_rooms. E—-MI110 F5 W1 DOUGLAS St, choice rooms POR RENT, furnished room. with out board, suitable fo man nd - wife, Address 1, tee Ofice, South Omitha Mg 210 FURNISHED rooms, 1806 Capitol ave 1o~ Mah 260 PING, rnomuanup l;m s M505-26 v with- 20 NORTH 2th street, cholce room. mod- ern, private family’ X-Mel 2 ONFE large room, well furnished: als) ons maller room, routh exposure: all modern conveniences; private family. Aldr G 49, Bee. E-Ma 2 the | RNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. | GLENCAIRN, transionts,$1.25 day. 160 1) | The Merriam, £0od winter home. 5 & Do UTOPIA T™H heat Davenport €t ¥ PRATT. desirable rooms. Hot water st BLEGANT with board am-heated front raom apitel ava, FeMA16 hoard, also The Rose, L LARGE front parlors with smaller room; reasonable rates. 2020 Harne RENT=STORES AND ¢ HALL, 102 8o. 11th, cor Dodge st 1=M18? ¥ FOR rent RENT, etor, rearonable. 04 ground fl fn firct-clage locatiyn; Apply R. C. Poters & v, bee BIAg 1-260 | FOR RENT. trie bullding 10rmerty oceurt-d by The Hee at 913 Farnam street It has four storles nnd a buscment which was armerly uscd as The Boe press room This will he rented very rensonably. If Interested apply at once to C. C. water, secretary, room 100 Beo Bullding LARGE double room n Continental block: can be made .nto very desirable ofice and reception room for physiclan. W ar range to suit OMAHA LOAN & TRUS’ 16th & Dovglas Sts. 2 cor Dodge. 1= MI83- K7 . HALL for rent, 102 8 14th, 12th st ST Y TAGENTS WANTED. | EYERYBODY is making money; are you We have something e nal and sale- able: workers guarante kly. Ad- dress Dept. F, 41 Murray 8t, New York M3 210 STORAGE. | PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co., 812- 14 Jones, goneral storage and forwarding OM. Van Stor Co., 15111 Farn. Tels. 155 WAN D=TO0 BUY, HOUSES to move. Wallace, Brown Blk —780 HIGHE prices pajd stoves, J for furniture_and Levine, 304 N, 1. 16th. Tel, WANTED to heim or price. By Japun Addross G King Charles, Blen- Spani o8t 3 B I WISH to buy small dry tice n town of 40 to b drug store and doctor 3, Bee. store in N--M195 21 2D-HAND coupe, modern, good as new; cash transaction. Address G 28, Bee. M456 2 'OND-HA 3} furniture or hot water FOR SALE=FURNITURE. CHICAGO FURNITURE CO., Tel. 2020, New & ®0ld,” exchanged. BEAUTIFUL bool brass ornament ». other nice furniture 1410 ‘i{vvdv‘fl‘ 2ahand furiiture bought, 3182 ase. black enamel led roller desk, chairs and G 40, Bee O--Mb14 21% oom suite and dining room farniture. orth 26th st O M58 21 BED r 1 FOR SALE—H)ORSES, VEHICLES, ETC IF YOUR wagon' breaks down take it to Harry Frost, 14 & llworth., He fixes ‘em, ¥o SALE=M '”A“" and woft foundation {ences and cribbing. %1 Dougl 2DHAND sa‘e cheap Deright, 1116 Farnam. Q763 SAFES; buy, sell ex'ge. Schwartz, 114 So.) Qi HERTFORD & CO.. 16th & llworth. FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERING, Q-1 TIMOTHY hay and all kinds feed and coa Monroe & Co. Q-Mi1§ 1 HAVE a wure permanet cure for warts; no pain or scai: send $1 and a 2-cent stamp for medicine and_full directions. Geo. Kucera, Q-MUT-21* ZDHAND boller and engine, about 20 H-P., for sale cheap at Omaha Safe and Iron Works, 610 80 14th 8t. Omaha. Q505 FOR SALE, new and secondhand soda fountains: monthly payments. 8 B. Rica. mond. 19 8o, Hth Bt Q—-M&32 F1® DBARGAINS in 20 hand bleycles, & up naw wheels, 315 Up Omaha Bioyele (or 16th and Chicago sts. QM4 MUST dispose it desired G 28, Bee INCUBATORS. Send to the Sure Hatch Ircubator Co, Clay Center, Neb., for a handsome free catalogue Qi | LEGAL blanks, hundreds of forms: mail w fllled:' lawyers briefs Lrinted. Omaha Mercury oSy 1 FOR SALE OR TRADE, a flne fmportoe: magle lantern worth $5. only used a short time: suitable for lectures and other en- tertainments. Address F 63, Bee office. Q-MITH AT, business for sale, including team buildings, fixtures, etc.:'splendid chance to step Info'a well estabifshed and profitable business: invoice $8,000. W. Gratton, 72 N. Y. Life Bldg. 2 FOR SALE. nine milch cows, some frosh span driving horses, 5 and 6§ years old, Carstensen Crescont, Ta of high grade plano; terms Inquiries answered. Address, Q31— ¢ ATRVOYANTS, medium. 819 North 1ath S—165 MME.GLYMER genuine palmist, 160 Dod [ MRS, FRI — ELECTRIC TREATMENT, 615 South 16th, second fior. T-197-1§ MISS MAE LESLIE, 619 8. 16th, 2d floor. M7 20 MME. AMBE, 1615 Howard, 2d floor, room 1; thermal baths e MABEL GRAY, $i7 N. 16th st., flat E T MABS Fise ITE parlor PERSONAL, DR, ROY, chiropodist; co hair removed by electric zer Bik. RKISH bathi mas 8, electrlo baths, for ladles only: skilled women Do \nsdge operators: Anest squipped baths e iy, Renatrom Bath' Company Tooms 415 to 220 Bes Bldg. prany LIEBEN, theatrical, masquerado eostumer. 1018 Fas —T769 PRIVATE home before and during confine. ment; bables adoptel. Mrs. Burget, 2630 Burdette. U~T10 NCH accordion pleating; Ivory rim buts i _mall orders. Omaha Pleating Co., U718 erfluous 2. Fren- 67 T DABIES and children cared for. U SUPPLIES for all machines; machines for rent. White Sewing Machine, 1620 Doug- Jae. rel. 20 PRIVATE hospital for during eonfinément; babie Grant 8v. BKATES sharpe 162 Capitol Ave. CHILDREN'S clothing = made Infants wear, and ludies’ peclalty. Satistaction Burt st oo Louls Flescher, U-MIT5 to order. underwear a suaranteed, 1919 U2 IF your fect bother you do not put off until tomorrow buying a boi of Re-no- way powder, Sold by all fll'n.‘:l\l. J—M2% RUPTURE cured; no knife, no rul danger: send for circulars.” Emplre Ri ture Cure, 862 N, ¥, Lite Bullding no up- . Omana, 411 Fls* e e e N SNE Y Toss- | ¥ VIAVI wiiolesome home tr | BUY 1r | " velope m th Co. man Omaha LOANS on eastern lowa fart pay %100 date; 1 | So. 1tk 79 Omaha 3 mogey, §, Garvin Brow., PRIVAT lay MONEY estate. te loan on Iren $1.000 and upward to property and farms, | Co., 13 Farnam | WANTED, George & Company Woman's way g Helny Atennan-Love Co 1-Love Co., PERSONAL to health eatment rat facturer. D U — MONEY TO LOANREAL BSTATE. Nebraska At 6 pe and western or oant; borrowers can nultiple: any iptorest 300 W75 0 4 Nel. § per cent; Ttz SR improved Omaha, real 306 So_1%th WeTTs no dee W=7 Toan on Improved cits W. Farnam f:{zmv & ity loans, bonds and warrants, | 101 Farnam street W1 WANTED. clty and farm loans; alse Sond | “and warrants. R Farnam 8t., Hee Bl | MONEY to loan on fi lowest rates. O. F. | MONEY to loan at FIVE per cent money. M. J. Kennard & 8 homag. Tel. 1648, 5 AND 8% per cent I First Nat First Na Bank bu! PRIVATE moncy, F. MONEY Loans made {n amou; Hages, etc withou B-A-L-A-R withe art of the money rat month, or ho back for saveral i made reduces the ¢ ployers and nothing of our busi who need money o terms an hers offer. may b for papers. ential. * Quic! rates guaranteed | 218 First, Nu{ DO YOU > We loan $10.00 an 1anos, horses a Without mort permanent pos money in a few ot plication, and tuke or more’in which than you keep it. fOF papers and w amount in cash, rates than ours, afost, and_our motto | Omaha Mort 119 Board of Tra (Established 1592 MONEY LOANED AT CHEAPEST R. AN OPPORTUNITY We make no star anybody else, ARE THE your personal Not Indorser. or Public ment Plan sunprise easlly fourd, Room 1, othing “deducted Easfest Co., roo: MONEY partial pa 203 Paxtor LOWEST RATE! STRICTLY Ci OMATIA | Diamonds, efc., on keep security. No ¢ questions asked you BERGERS' LOAN manent pc:ition wi upon thelr own na eaky payment of Trade Bldg., elry, horses, cows, ¢ on p MONEY n Duft cows, Jewelr: CHATTLE & Salary ants, 4 Harker Blk. Omaha property, W $1500 TO LOAN on real estate; un::hnrq; household furni: ure, transfor You need not pay for our business nouncements of rate don’t do business that way; neither does OUR R LOWEST, Eets you out of debt. yments. No_endorser of mortgage 8SY PA MONEY to Loan on Furniture, Planos, MONEY loaned ealaried people holding per- Tol 16th and Farnam & MONEY loaned on plan o A, Peters & (o, 1T Wi i J. H. 8herwood, W coporty, Farpam W arm and cit Davis Co,, 1 5 and 51 per cent B Metk! e, 401 8. W12 on Bomls, Paxton block. W an, 310-311 Bros FIVE and one-half_per cent loans. W. I tlonal bank _bulldin WM oans. W, H. Thomas, fiding. Tel. 1548 WMsE D. Wead, 1624 Douglas. W TO LOAN=CHATTELS. TODAY, nts from 410 (o $260 on Moraes, car- t remcval or on yous ut wecurity. All or a muy be pald back the art of It need be pald ths. Each payment ost_accordingly. Eme nelghhors know absglurely | ness relations. People re invited to call and ] them with other cum- No All b s strictly k servico and lowest W. TAYLOE, Bank bldg, outhest corner 18th and Farnam Sts. 7 del. 15, 3D MONEY? d up on furniture, nd_other chattels. SBALARY LOANS age, to_people holding fiiona. you can et the irs after making ap- 1, 2, 3, 4 5 6 months to pay it back, and [%ane day longer We charge nothing e give you the full There aro no lower our terms are the in confidential s “try to please guse, Loan Co., e Bldg. Tel, * 300 o SALARIED PEOPLE ATES IN CITY to take advantage of. tling, sensational an- ‘eut In two.”" We DUCED RATES You can borrow on without Mortgage, ify. Our Speclal Pay- 4 them all and soon Very quiet office, r Come and see us. AMERICAN LOAN CO., 14, Bee Bldg. X—M820 SALARY LOANS. 1t_you are employed by wo will loan you &ums from $10 to $100 on your note at much cheaper and easier rates than elsewhere. gosiive. Absolutely no charges for papers. | responsible firm Of this we are unt - desire Hens. " Rellahle Credi XM n oIk, i MONBY LOANED SALARIED FEOPLE. uired. MENTS and TIAL. REDIT_CO., Room 826, Fifth Floor, New York Lite Bldg easy payments. charge for papars. No r nelghbors, Tel. 163, €O, 15 Farnam St X1 th responsible conce mes without security: man, Room 440, Board o) turniture, few- ", Reed, 319 8. 13, X190 te. ¢ furniture, horses, ‘Green, R 8, Burker blk X702 loans. Joe H. Pleas- X MEM-F BUSINESS 130 CASH or eas: wil cigars or cashi Zarl weekly each the country ; dress E 4, Bee. D If tiken at on FOR SAL carrlage business braska Tor furth Box 603, West Libel FOR SAL $700; will sell dress G 86, FOR SAL| harness of F. W. will be sold at Stro 1901, elther publicly bids tor the whol Bee. volce $1.500 Hastings, Neb, FOR SALE, hardwar, tablished busine: young man. FOR EX good as new, only u able for lectures, tainments; a barga office, % ACRES for sale or add. J. H, Sherwo A BEAUTIFUL lot on Manderson st., st. motor week £10 a month. Strin| CAUTIFUL east th avenue, 3 worth st. car and Hanscom park. Wi week. It ix worth Paxton block LIST your propert W. 11, Russell, # PROPERTY bough louned: rents colle . 314 Bo. 15th 8t DESIRABLE east f business, 3d block Vinton, ayments buyi lawful (nickel) slot machines for drinks, WANTED, good man to do can g00d pay for right m Johnson, Trustee, Flrnmnhnrl.y KOOC Address G 2, Tee, churehes o FOR SALE—REAL ESTAT blocks CHANCE strictly I earn and upward Clark & Co., Furni- Y813 ansing In an. Ad- YoMig0* ture Manufacturers, Chicago, (11! FOR BALE, bakery, restaurant and grooery 08 Hee. ce. Addres Y- M356 agricultural fmplement nnd in south centra] Ne- er particulars addross ety, Ta. Y—M401 22 millinery stock and business one of the best clties In Towa Iimmediately invoicen 4600, Ad- fo) Y—Mi64 227 “the stock of Implements and Berggren, bankrupt, maburg, Neb., Jan. 25 or on private sealed or in lines. J. L. Neb. Mdto 23 FANCY bakery, Ice cream and candy mg. establishment. !llllq Wm, M for right man adgett Real Rstate, Y—i57 © department of an s opportunity for M51G -3 CHANGB, A FINE #8600 imported maglo Inntern, as med a short timo; suit- pdge anter. 03, Bea 7179 . in, Addre Vashington il 0d, ¢ > 9 N, Life tn north part of city | 3 blocks west of must be sold this week; takes it; 3 lote on next street sold for 360 each Half_cash,” halance 634 Paxton Block. RE—M{6) tront lot, 50x124, on 8. south of Leaven- nly 4 blocks from 1 take 3300 if sold this $1,000, Btringer. 634 RE—M46) for rent and sale with Ramge Bldg R AT6 ¢ and sold; cted. i money Johnson RE~102 ront lot, residence or 80. depot on 10th. 1411 E—MS63 F3* DAILY BEE FOR SALE<REAL BESTATE MONDAY, J ] | SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, €01 N. Y. LIFE R A FEW desiral nd Washi bargain | 1 York Lite Blag farms | ounties t & B Ph Do RANCH AND FARM lands for eale by the Unlon Pacific Rallroad company. R. A McAllaster land commissipner, Union acific Headquarters, Uinah Neb, RE-815 HOURES, insurance. lots, farms, lands, loans temis, Paxton bik nlso fire RE-8i4 | CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON, 1203 F rnam 8t RE—1% CHEAPEST lot in east front in Nel Kennard & Son, | ity of Omaha & addition Brown RCRIP-16,000 Norfolk, Neb, B. Burrows. RE-M{ 1 & Nre Phone Acres; owner | LIST your property with Bal 501 New York Life Bldg., | PATRNTS, TORS, GOT AN IT We kandle copyrights and trac ua' the est: modern equipped machine shop and | foundry .n connection; OMcial Gazette on gilde ook free. Makon, Fonwick & Lawrence, patent lawvers, 1406 Howard | ®ti tel 449, Omaha. J. P. Cronin, repr. —M170 INVENTORE, we atk no fee until the pRiont 1s peocured; It we, fall, we wet no co: advice free. Bies & Co., Patent Law | yers, Bee Bldg, Omaha, Néb. Long dis- l tance telephorie 1423 —418 Mar15 —_— - SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. " VAN SBANT'S School. 717 N. Y. Lite, —801 BOYLES' College, court reporter, principal Bee Tidg. iy NEB. Business Theater, A. & Bhorthand college. Boyd's —803 GREGG Shorthand, Om. C. Col. 16 & Doug. —sod | 1CAL 8 out of health find prompt rellef. 12, Omaha, Neb. Confidential 790 DR LE DUE'S Femaie Reguiator, posi- tively ‘warranted to cure the most stub- | born cases of monthly stoppuges, irregu- | larities, obstructions and &ippressions | brought on from whatever cause; $2 a package or 3 for §6; sent anywhere pro- poid on receipt of price. The Kida Drug Elgin, 11, American Office, retall | wholesale, ‘Myers-Dillon Drug Co., Omaha M. A. Diiloa, South Omaha; Davis Drug Co., Council' Blufts. Full line of rubber | RON Institute, 615 N, Y. L. Bldg. Tel, 1664; Alice Johnson D. O.. ladies' dep! Gid' E. Johnson, Osteopathist, Mgr. —808 D. O., of Still school, M4 Paxton Blk. Tel. 1397 —807 NCUBATORS AND BREEDERS, M. E._ DONOHU Kirkeville, Mo., INCUBATOR and Breeder catalogue free, Write Burr Incubator Co., Omaha, Ne! PAWNBROKERS, EAGLE Loan Ofce, reliuble accommoda {h: alt Business confidential. 1301 Dotglus. 11 EES—————————— DRCSSMAKING, MRS, JEFFRIES KEMP, 44 Phxton Blk Telephone 2420, M--G84-327 BIRDS AND TAXIDERMY, STOCK'S Bird Store. 1603 h‘n\rr:w_nrl_gi CUT rate tickets everywhere, P. 1L Phil- 6 cphone T8, —S00 STAMMERING AND STUT’ RED. Jniia Vaughn, 430 Ram, CU Ee————————— NICKEL PLATING, OMAHA PLATING CO., Bee Bldg. Tel. 2 LAUNDN OMAHA Steam Laundry ; shirts. 7c; collars, 2¢; cufts, de. avenworth, Tel, 547 | FURNITCRE REPAIRIN TEL. 1881, M 8. Walkiin, 2111 Cuming 8t, RS WATCH REPAIRING, W. O, SANDERS, room Barker ‘i]’ll'k —428 1°-10° —_— e DANCING SCHOO! THE winter term at Morand's Dancing school begins this weel. Adults, Tuesday and Friday, 8 p. m.: 12 lessons, gentlemen, 85 Indles, $6. Private lessons day and evening, M—22] Fil JOBDERS, CARPENTERS ALL Kinds of carpenter work and repairing promptly atterided to. J. T. Ochiltree, 20th and Lake Sts. AND RUBDF AMPS medals. Om. PI't. Co., Bee Bldg. ACCORDION PLEATIN ACCORDION pleating, cheapest, be est. Mrs, A Farnam. quiek. Mark, S, B. Cor. 17th and ~522 LOST, LOST-—Ladies' handbag, between Kilpat- rick's store in Omaha and Councll Bluffs Reward If returned to Bee office, Council Blafrs Lost - PORTO Popular Tours RICO Fob. 2and 16, March 2. Ilus- trated progran days, all expenses, $108 Raymond & Whitcomb, 103 Adams St., Chicago ADLES, ILLINOIS CENTRAL Hallrond—City Ticket Of- fice. 1402 Farnam Street Telephone, 245, Depot, Tenth and Marcy Streots, Leave. Arrive, .8 T:00 am all;% pm Chicago Express 0 746 p Chicago Limited .. Minncapolis and Paul Express h Minneapolls and Bt Paul Limited a Fort Dodge Local from Councll Bluffs .........b 4 Fort Dodge Local #rom Councll Bluffs 600 am a Daily. b Daiiv except Sunday, PACITI( oute’ '~ Offices, N. E. Cor. Niuth and Farnam Sireots City Ticket Office, 1494 Farnom Street. Telephone, 416 Depot, Tenth und Marcy ' §t {ephone, 620 Leave, The Overland Limited..a 84 am The Chicago—Portland Special AT Y | The Fast Mali al The Mall and Express. .allils | Lincoln, T ce and Btromsbury b 4 The Paclic The Atintic Exp: Grand Island Tacai... b 5:30 pm a Dally. b Daily except Sunday. teeeenoib 7100 am b 940 pm 15 pm a 8:05 30 pm o Arrive a°7:30 pm % pm 428 pm 0 pm oo 650 am | b 8% am LOUTS RAIL. Kansas City OMAHA & § rond -Omaha & Eastern Rallroad—'The uincy Route'—Ticket Of- | fice, 1415 Farnam St. Tele- shone, d22. Depot, Tenth and { Marcy Streets. Telephons, 9. ! Leave. Arrive, St lLouls Cannon Ball Express 5:15 pm & 8:20 am Kansas Ci 0 and Quine: & 800 am | 3:25 pm | NUARY | Ticket Of da |x marks; you | are fden und we will do the | | omaha-Chicago Limit Fast Mall . o Cedar Rapids Passenger | Eastern Expr 1 a 8 I ¥ « « I 8| v 8 7:00 K ol @ am & 9:00pm N W Norf. | Paylight Chicago Epe. ofal | Chicago cago | Faet Ma Offiee Twin City Express Twin City 1 | 8loux City " 16th and Webster Sts, Twin Cit Om Des Moines Local a Des Ancoln, o L Lincoln & Black Hills .;!nnllnn Wymore, Denver, Colorado, Kansas | Kaneas City Chi Chi fast Mall ‘hicago & Omaha Ex st K C Nebraska P THIURSDAY 21, 1901, MATLWAY INE TARLES, FREMONT Missouri “The Line" G KELKHORN & Valley Ratiroad Northwestern ral _ Offices, United States National Bank Bldg, 8, W rner Twelfth and Farnam Ste 1401 Farnam 8t Tel. 561, De Webster Sta, Tel. 1438 Leave. Arrive toth and lack THot Hill Spri ming Douglas Tasti City 1x Deadwood 1 3:00 pm o A 5:00 pm 13:00 pm 0 pm David Superior, Geneva, er und Béward. ... b 3:00 pm 1k, Verdigre and Fremont rem “remont a Daily Ay ally e g, York b 5:00 pm 7:30 am b10:% am Wahoo t 0 am b10:25 am Loval Daily d Dail Mor, Sunday. © 8un pt Saturday except & NORTH. | Rallway — *The Northweaters Line” Uity Ticket Office, 1401 Fufnam 8t Telephons, | 66l Depot, Tenth and Marcy 8ts, "Telephone 529, Leave. Arrive CHICAGO western 4700 am A11:90 pm senger a4 pm acam | Express, Des Marshalltown, | Raplds und | A10:65 am & 4:05 pm | Spectal, Chi- nd Taat a 4:55 pm 8 4:08 pm I, Chicago to | Omaha 248 pm 100 pin # am | 630 pm | stern foines, y a a 745 pm a a . b 9:00 pm b Dally except Saturday. BIOUX CITY & PACIFIO Ratiroad — "The Norths western Line'’ — General Offices, U'nited States National Bank fl\llldln.‘i] 8 W. Corner ~Twelfl and Farnam St Tieket | 1401 Farnam St. Telephone 66l Le- | nth and Marcy 8ts, Telephonie 639, Teave Arrive .8 6136 am ald:% pm | a 05 pm @ B3 am asmam a 35 pm ' a Dally mited a Daily CHICAGO, BT Minneapolle & Rallway—"The western _Line"—General Offices, Nebraska Divi- sion, 15th and Webs Bts, Clity Ticket Offic Telephone, 561. Depot, PAUL., Omaha rth. 8t Leave. a6:00 am Arrive. 4 9:10 pm | a0 am Passenger ha Passenger . foux City & North- enst Nebraska Lo.8 3:45 pm a Dally CHICAGO, ROCK 18L. and & Pacific Rallrond —"The Great Rock Isl- and Route” — City Ticket Offica, 1323 Far t lephone, | nd | Ixpress hicago Iast Expre Molnes, Rocl and und Chicago. . s Denver, Wost ... At alorads, . Oklahoma Trxas Flyer . a Daily b Daiiy exe olorado Spgs. Pueblo and a 1:30 pm & A 520 pm n 9:50 am ept Runda . BURLINGTON xourl River ““The Burlin General O wert Corner Tenth and Farnam Streets. Tl t Office 1502 Farnam Street one, 90, Burlington Station, Tenth soh Streets. Telephone, 128, Hmlmé'lun Roiite eleph: nd M & MIS. Railroad ton Route''— North- and 0K oiveereien s 8 8:40 AM neoln, Denver, Colo- rado, Utah, California.a 4:25 pm 4 8:00 pm Puget 8,und..a 9:00 pm ast Mall .....b 3:00 pm Beatrice ‘and Tincoln ...... . 840 am ah incoln, Hastings incoln and Californin.. . th Bend, Loulsville, Plattsmouth ..........b 3:3 om L Plattsmouth cific Junction..a 7:00 pm Plattsmouth and Pacific Junction..a12:10 am a Daily. b Daily excent Sunduy, p KANSAS CITY. & B[H [I“Q‘ on ‘ seph Council Blufts Rallroad. he Burling- Route - a $:20 am 8T, JO- ton Route"'—Ticket Office, 1502 Farnam Streat. Tele- phone, 250, Depot, Tenth and Manon Strests. Tele- phone, 128 lj't:\"‘ Afirrl\'l‘ a Am a 6:25 pm Night ox..a'0:30 5 | it Loyl Fiver Jor or , . P & Gilk bm Jogeph and St Louls..a 5:10 pm a11:15 a Daily. ity Day Ex. CHICAGO, BURLI & L{nlur,\' Rullroa Burlington Route" OfMce 1602 F Telephone, Tenth and Telepho; Bllflis?@tnn‘ Route - | 25 1 Mason streets Jaylight Chicago cfal ago Vestibuled Bx Local Express Limited . Arrive, Spe. a Daily. SH RAILROAD- 115 Far, Streat. Telephone, 22 Do: pot. Tenth and Marcy Sts, IFelephone, 69 Teave. WABA " Arrive. Louls “Cannon Ball" veieiee s 5110 DM A 8:20 am . MILWAUKEE & 8t Paul Railway—City Ticket Office, 164 Farnam 2/ Street. Telephone, 284 Depot. and ‘Mason Streets, Telephone, 629, vo. Arrive, ) pm a 8:06 am b 7:16 am b 3:40 pm b Dally except Sunday. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL- road—General Offices and Ticket Offices, Boutheast Corner Mth and Douglas §ts. Telephone, 14, Depot, Unlon Station. Lea CHICAGO, “hicago Limited Ex.. n Dally. \ Arrive, Touls and Kansas City 1Xpross ..........al0:00 am a §:25 pm St L. Express...al0i60 pm a 6:15 am Leave from 15tn and Webster Htreets: l.ocal, eping Water .. ally. via ..b 4:10 pm a10:45 am b Dally ‘except Sunday. POSTOFFICE NOTICE, JAILY by all interested, Fatany t lgn malls for the week ending Janu- 26, 1901, will close (PROMPTLY In all i the General Postoffice as’ followi POST MALLS close ONE HOUR thin closing time shown below. arcols: Post Malls”for Garmaiy close ai . m. on January 3 per s. & Karlsruhe, 1 Bremen Jtegular 4nd Supplementary Branch half hour time shown eiow. hould be read changes may malls close 1t later than Tra AY —At mbia, via u Adlnntie Mails, a. m, for ITALY Naples (mall &, Columbia’) At S:30 0. m. (supplemen- 10 0. m.) for BUROPE, per s s Majestic, vin Quoenstown; af §:3) . m (®upplenientary” 10 a. m.) ' for EUROPE, per s Southwark, via Southampton wnd Antwerp (mail must be directed “per W, 8. Bouthwark') AL 7 REANID TURKE INDIA per &, & must be di- A m, for FRAN BWI'T TUGAT BRITISH QUEZ, per (madl for other divected “per 8 Vi Surope L'Aquitaine”) TURDAY—At 60 a. m. for i Campania, via Queenstown m. for NETHERLANDS direct ' per iotterdam (mail ‘must be directed er u % Rotterdam'™; at 8 a. m. for VTALY, per & s Kalser Wm. 11 (mail muat’ be directed “per s, & Kalser Wm 1) b s PRIN MATTER, ETC ~/This steamer takes Printed Matter, Commerclul and Bamples for Germany only. The same clags of mail ma.ter for other parts of Europe Wil not be sent by this ship uniess |and that | kota Mining MINING IN THE BLACK HILLS | Golden Reward is Expected to Enild a Two Hundred Ton Cyanide Plant, | CAPITAL FROM OMAHA FOR NORTH STAR Ke roperty | pened Up=i'r ow Grade Ores periment, Vu one Belt (o m of Treat- Solved | | DEADWOOD, 8. 1., Jan. 20.—(Special )~ | It 18 currently reported fn Deadwood that the Golden Reward Mining company will soon commence the erection of a 200-ton cvanide plant on the old site of the chlori nation works, which we destroyed by fire over a year ago. It i« asserted that plans have already been drawn for the new plant it i to be completed early in the summer. The Golden Reward company | has a large amount of ore in its Bald | Mountain mines that is amenable to both | the cyanide and chlorinating provesses. | rado & | ot | Amsden | intendent | the gold The company 18 At present treating about 400 tons of ore per day at its smelter. The new cyanide plant will be erected in the First ward of this city. This makes the | third new cyanide plant planned for in | that part of the city. The Imperial Min ing company of Pennsylvania and the Ha company of Deadwood have | each decided to build 100 ton plants, work upon which are to be commenced yet this winter. The Golden Reward company will in all probability, have an ore amenable to the amalgamating process before th close of this year. A diamond drill Is being sunk on a vertical of free-milling | ore, in the Tornado mine, In the Rald Mountain district. The o 18 sald to have a value equal to that of the Homestake ore. Should this ledge open up into sorae b AL o R DB i stamp mills by the Golden Reward 1 pany Reflley & Barry, com- merchants of Central City, have purchased of the Dakota Mining company, the 200-ton cyanide plant, which was used by that company for expxeriment {ng on certain ores from the Gunnison and | Jack Pot mines. The plant will be started | up immediately on ore from a mine in Saw- | pit gulch. | mha Capital at North Star, Sinking is to be resumed this month in the North Star shaft, eight miles north west of Custer, Numerous Oiaha people are putting up the capital to develop the property. The shaft is now down over 300 feet The ore ledge dips to the wost and at the lowest lovel, it was found 110 feet from the shaft bottom. The shaft is to be sunk 200 feet deeper. The North Star mine has one of the best verticals of gold ore to be found in the Southern Hills, It is right north of the North Star mine. that the Saginaw Mining company of Michi- gan has commenced opening up a ledge of ®old ore ’ The organization of company at Keystone, Clark aud Detroit associates, will mean the opening up of the Vulea ‘operty, lo cated two miles northwest of Keystone, on one belt. A shaft of 100 feet deep | K a big ledge of free-milling ore The new company proposes to install a | steam hoisting plant and mill. The Belt Development company of Colo- ————e POSTOFFICE NG the Vulcan Mining by Colonel James A. | Trans-Atlantic Malls named above addi- tlonal supplementary mails ure opened on the plers of the American, English, ¥rench and German steamers and reme i open until within Ten Minutes of the hour of salling of steamer. for South and Went MONDAY-At 7 a & & Pretoria; at 9 a. m. for ARC REPUBLIC, ' URUGUAY ‘and GUAY, per & s Hyanthes. TUESDAY—At 6:30 a. m, (supplem 10:80 a. m) for CENTRAL AME (except Costa Rica) and 8OUTH PA PORTS, por &, 8. Advance via Colon (mail 1a must be directed “per s & i at 6:30 p.m. for JAMAICA, Admiral Farragut, from Host m. for NABSAU, per s from Miami Fla WEDNESDAY—At 9:30 a and HAITI, per & s, Mt. Vernon; at 12 m. for NORTHERN BRAZIL, per s Hubert: at 12 m. for CUBA, CAMPECHE, YUCATAN, TABASCO and CHIAPAS, per < 6. Viglancia, via Havana and Pro- Kreso (mail for other parts of Mexico must be directed “per s. & Vigilancia') at 12:30 p. m. for YUCATAN, y Rayensdale, via Progreso: at i1 p. m. f JAMAICA and PROVINCE OF BANT AGO, CUUBA, per s, 8 Admiral Schley, from’ Philadelphin FRIDAY—At 12 m. for BRAZIL, pe Eastern Prince (mail for Northern Brazl, Argentine Republic, Uruguay and Para- guay must be dfrected “per . s, Eastern Prince’) SATURDAY. per & & ntral Americn, Bte. m. for BERMUDA, per NTINI PARA- m. for INAGUA At 8 @ m. for BERMUDA, 880 a. m. for AR- TI URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, pe Bellarock; at 9 a. m. (supplementary 9:3) a, m ) for PORTO RICO (via 8an Juan), VENEZUELA and CURACAO, per s s can (mail for Savanilla and Carthagena must be di- rected “per 8. 8 Caracas”): at 10 a. m. (supplementary 10:3 a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA, BAVANILLA and CARTHAGENA, per s. 8. Altal (mall for Costa, Rica must be directed “per s s Altai™); at 10 a. m. (supplementary 10:30 a.om.) for HAITI, per s & Alps; at 10 a. m. for CUBA, per s. 8. Mexico, vin Tavana: at 1223 p. m. for MATANZAR, CAIBARI NUEVITAS, GIBARA und BARACOA, per s & Olinda (ordinary mail only. which must be directed per s % Olinda’™): at *11 p. m. for NASSAU, per steamer from Miami, Fla. R Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to North Bydney, and thence by steamer, close ut this office datly at 6:3 p. m. (connect close hora every Monday, Wednosday o Baturday). Mails for Miquelon, by rail to Boston, and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at 8:30 p. Mails for Cuba, by rafl to Port Tampa, Fla., and thence by steamer, olose at this office dally at *6 a. m. (the connocting closes are on Sunday, Wednesday and I'riday) Maflg for Mexico City, overland, uniess specially addressed for dispatch by steamer, close at this afce daily at 1:30 p. m. and 11 p.m. Mally for Costa Rica, Helize, Puerto Cortez and Guatemala, by rall_to New Orleans, and thence' by Mteamer, clore at this ofce dully ot *+1.5 p. m. (connecting closes here Mondays for Helize, Puerto Cortoz and Guatemala and Tuesdays for Costa Rica). **Registored mall closed at 6 p. m. previous day Trans-Pacific Mail Malls for Australia (except West Australia), New Zealand, Hawall, Fiji and Samoan Tslands. via San Francisco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. January **6th and up to January *16th, Inclusive, vr an day of arrival of s » Campania, due nt ew York January **10th, for dispatch per s. v, Sonoma Malls for China and Japan, via Vancouver, close here dally at 63 p. m. up to Janu: inclusive, for dispatch per s. s of Japan (registered mail must cted “via Vancouver'). Malls for Hawail, Japan, China and Philip- pine Islands, via Ban Franeisco, clos re duily at 6:30 p.m. up to January 21 inclusive, for dispateh per s 6. China Mails for Hawail, via Ban Francieco, close here daily at 6:30 p. m, for dispatch’ per ». Mariposa Matis for Hawail China. Japan and Philip- pine Islands, 1a Ban Francisco, close here dally at 6:80 I) m. up to February **4, In- clusive, for disvateh per & u. Doric Malls for Australin (except West Australia which goes vik Kurope, and Mew Zealand which goes via Ban Tranelsco). and Fij Islands. via Vancouver, close here dally AL 630 . m. after January *19 and up to February inclusive, for dispatch pe - (Mll‘lelll‘" ntary malls. via Seattle, c 30 p. m. February ) Malls for Australia fexcept West Ausiralio which is forwarded via Europe). New Zeq Inand, 1iji, moa and Hawall, via San Francisco, we hero dally at 6:3 ’\ after February **3 up to February *%9 or on arrival . s Umbria, « New York February *8, for dispa per &. & Slerra Trans-Paclfle mails are torwarded to port of salling dally and the dule of closl is arranged on the presumption of L uninterripted overlend transit tered mafl closes at & p. m_previous day Postofce, New York, N. Y. January ir 18, Iy directed by her. er the closing of thé Supplementary 1901, CORNELIUS VAN COT™ | nrty 1 ror mine Regls. | dKency from Postmaster. prings Colo.. has put on an Increasnd of men on the excavation for the site new holsting plant. O B the pany’s expert and supet has opened an offee in Lead Fleen Cynnide Plants. Fourtecn cyanide plants are now in opera- tlon in the Black Hille, twelve in Lawrenc county and two in Pennington. For twenty the Black Hills people have been ug to find a process that would treat low-grade ores. Smelting chlorination and other processes have been used on the richer ores with succesa for ten oF more years, but the great quantities of 88 and $10 ore could not be profitably treated with of these methods. The average value of the ore In the Black Hills 18 low perhaps about $12 per ton in gold. The con dition of mining affairs in the Hills has been enhanced fifty fold by the advent ot the cyanide process, which is performing wonders in the reduction of the low-grade ores. Colorado men say that Black Hills ores contain less deleterous materials, that might hinder the action of the aeid upon than the ore of Colorado and other western states. 1t Is now possible to treat 80 per cent of ‘the refractory ofes in the Hills, with certain modifications, 1t is force the steam five years experiment successfully any | belfoved that the remaning 20 per cont will become amenable. The ore Hills is rarely free-milling to more than to 100 feet below the surface The Homestake company has been compelled to put in a cyanide plant in which to treat tailings. The same fs true of the Holy Te In Pennington county. The method of ore extraction that i« destined to be the in the Black | most successtul and commonly used will be the cyanide rolle or wo New Mining Companies. 1t s known in Deadwood that capitalists of Colorado Springs, Colo., stand ready to organize two new mining companies just as soon us it is conclusively determined that the Spearfish Mining company of that city 18 a success. The company has built a 250- ton cyanide plant at Ragged Top, which is the largest plant of that kind fn which ore Is crushed in the Hille, The Homestake company will have a larger takange capac- ity, but no crushing of ore will be done in the plant, for the reason (hat it Is intended to treat the taillngs of the stampmills only The cyaniding of ore s especially attaretive to Colorado mining men, and there Is rea son to pect that a number of new com panies will be organized this winter to op erato in the flat formations In different min ing camps in which the grade of ore runs from $6 to $10 per ton «of 1 §1,000,000 The output of gold from the Black Hills to date has been about $100,000,000. Of this amount the Homestake company has pro duced nearly onc-balf, the remainder hav- ing come from the plucer diggings, smelter, chlorination works and, in the last three years, from the cyanide plants. It 1s now expected that the output of the new cyanide plants in the next twelve months Will in crease the output of gold one-third and In five years' time it is predicted that two thirds of the bullion will come from ore cyanid At the Deadbroke mine in the Aistrict ore is being mined for 3 cents per ton. It is handled economically and the manager of the cyanide plant which treats the ore states that the gold is extracted for 76 cents per ton, making a total of $1.11 for mining and milling the ore. This particular ore runs about $8 per ton in gold and the ledge is over 300 feet wide and extends sev- eral mile Homestake Company’'s New Pl The Homestake company will bave its 1,200-ton cyanide plant completed soon. It 18 expected that practically all of the values that remain in the tailings from the mills, about $1.50 per ton, will be saved, which will mean a saving of about $40,000 per month to the company. The twenty-ton evanide plant in the North Lead district, owned by Lead men, has been enlarged to fifty tons capacity. The Port- land Mining company of Clinton, In., has started up its new ffty-ton plant at Central City and the first runs have been very sat- isfact Sioux Fulls capitalists have purchased the Wealthy group of mining claims located about four miles northwest of Keystone on the Kelstone ore belt. There are six claims in the group and a two-campartment shaft, which is down 100 feet twenty-stamp mill goes in the snle. that process, either wet or dry, with stamps in Blacktail A It s asserted | the Holy Terror ledge of ore has been found patsing through the group. will be developed thoroughly. The property South Dakotn Incorporation PIERRE, 8. D., Jan. 20.—(Special.)—Ar- ticles of incorporation bave been filed for the Castle Rock Gold Mining and Milling company at Spearfish, with a capital of $1,000,000. Incorporators, Hiram Dotsan, Marcus D. Bdgeryon and Cautious C. Hull. For the Percilla Bakeries company at Brookings, with a capital of $50,000. In- corporators, Louls N. Fuller, George P. Hall and Ashley M. Hoyt. For the Blue Stone Mining and Trans portation company at Deadwood, with a capital of $500,000. Incorporators, Charles E. McHugh, E. W. Yeomans and F. W. R. Bnyder. For the Emmanuel Scandinavian Bvangel- ieal Lutheran church of Volga. Trustees, . Nyman, Ole H. Turte and John . See. For the Tenth Street Sewer company of Sloux Falls, with a capltal of $2,000. Incor- porators, George T. Blackburn, Rollin J Wells and F. H. Hollister. For the Wells-Hanson company at Plerre, with a capital of $50,000. Incorporators, 0. C. Hanson, Frank Wilcox, Theodore Jacob- son and G. K. March “or the Wells-Helgerson company at Plerre, with a capital of $60,000. Incorpor- ators, R. P, Wells, K. C. Helgerson, E. I Wolf and G. K. March For the Wells Bros. company at Plerre, with o capital of $50,000. Incorporators, Alpheus Wells, George K, March, €. M, March, A. J. Russell and W. C. Notmeyer. Test Macaroni Whent, HURON, 8. D., Jan. 30.—(Speclal.)—Dur- ing the coming season Professor Shepard director of the experimental station of the State Agricultural college at Brookings, will test tho qualities and adaptability to South Dakota soll and climate of what 18 known as macaroni wheat. To make the experiment he has recelved from the Don provinces of Russia about 2,600 pounds of the best quality of seed obtainable; it was procured by tho agricultural department at Washington at the expense of considerable money, time and labor. The grain is of an especially hardy varlety, and is the same as used by the Ruseians in the manufacture of macuroni. It is claimed that it will prove to be an especially good grain for this sofl and climate, and the results of Professor Shepard's experiments will be awaited with much intorest An Interes ble Deduction There! Cutting down thistles no more relleves the land of thistles than does scouring the alp cure dandruff. In each case perma i | nent reliet_can only come from the eradi ing permanently the cause. A germ that plows up the scalp in searching for the hair root, where it saps the vitality, ex dandruff, falling hair, and baldness 1t you kill that germ you'll have no dand ruff but & luxuriant suit of halr. Newbro's Herpicide is the only halr preparation in the world that cures dandruft, falling hair and baldness by killing the germ. “Destroy the cause, you remove the effect.” % and Chang Not Satisfied, Jan. 20.—A dispatch to the Havas Fekin says Prince Ching and LI Huog Chang, in handiog the foreign ministers the signed decree, preseuted ob joctions to ita articles, and asked for an- other meeting to discuss modifications. Ch PARIZ