Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 4, 1902, Page 6

THE OMAHA DAILY BEN: MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1902. FOR RENT-HOUSES. PERSONAL. FOR RXCHANGE. = — e g EXCHANGE, MAGGARD Van & Storage Co. Tel. & NER And wipplies, wholesais| 1 iy o g I n—' 'fl"mum Collis Plano Co., 1632 St S it of Ths Bares emee'H g0d near car line and will pay some dif- M‘ n HOUSES, ete. ¥. D. Wead, B4 m LRGP I8 &1 8-room all mod- i cm ”‘g 5 '_"“",“_'"m_ ""-‘;‘."‘"“:' om dvelitng, xoe) gurnace; two full n«g .P.:N.(.Jl'h ST, ?on _.lu‘:‘ with ‘h I\ i, £ Uet88 -outh front oh “:n:; :mb‘cp:’g lort; ‘rent 830, Wi, K. Potter, receivet, | SHAMPOOING halrliressing, %o, in | 'Peaches now two years oid; Omana’ Loan and Trost ot fi m-'rflli_“h ‘Bathory, hm 0 Bes C-m' of srma .-cmr-‘ e, Foose! %’ gTogea, vines 2% BURT ST., 9 roomk, modern, $0; n:m 8 rooms, modern nnw ason, 3 reoms. modeta: Iul'r et B, HOUSES and flate. Ringwalt, Barket b n# Dfi'«s ehi&.l‘:cm -pnhn{i con- sul handise, %w rness an: turnnun $1,500; .u.m'?‘wnn. mill, 1» % either 'for "-".“ 'u."‘"'n""c A Cine, 1588 ne, ob. 2996 10 TEL. 0 for L M. E. messengers, U—Ms58 FOR SALE~CIGARS, HOUSES, stores. Bemis, Paxton Ng:“u . B $50.00 IN'GOLD. | "BEENEN 58 b oiss Brown Bigelk 9, by your cigacs ot . fina ‘Fourselt E of P'Ilty &llln in Gnld that | GOOD modern 8-room house, 2504 .m R Away to our customers each month. Butler & Miller, B o e 18 Jagkonh 81 .’:j)_m MME. SMITH, baths, 118 N. I‘I!'ng.‘%l O Sy "fluw -_myn'mm CURED "OF $30—-No FOR SALB-RBAL BSTATE. !—4\ FOR @A res, nilos “south o o apjllien, in && acres under cultivation, 40 acres, east of Spaulding, l'n.uouoky counur SR g e culti- R QU W,-H!Hu ur, Low _———"‘—"_——_‘——_ Mlll 1,4 N. W. COR. WTH AND PARNAM §TS.| Tel 1% When You Write i .: ELEGANT 8-room ho}l‘l all modern -' to Admm l‘n provements. 410 N. IH st e e B m’m“ tion the % mom‘fifio:"%'.? o A B R '7('?""" 'm ~WU“ n!‘“ -.;ad U' "." ’luchor lfliea‘t.pilol l“.!’_m 2 ! WANTED-MALE HELP, o m_*fm o B mon HALE & Dave wonic. | "uduth of court hase, o °r 1 Bk SCHT IS JUIY ve ; in & small MONEY 1o loan op m vodoun uta,:l- FURNISHED, cool rooms, °£m"'5a, 209 mn. nloml & colrm 10 FARNAM 6T HO! A fi“-*\é"é"""-“’% % o o A m“uu n;d ®ood r{‘ M g‘;tml 3 oniy et o cotage, 45 Willia; 009.90--6-room cotiags, Ffi Dmm *Ge. Jof two Uiimproved lots on st., rwblocn north High 0ol P T e gy &ROOM modern cottage, dern, ou want one % E Wfl g :y o o S o, T8 bik. from Park car. line, street. " A—MAS—-AN — FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. eapatont g s Faares; Tefor- ELEGANT rooms il W10 15 p ® o " | ELEGANT rooms, finest anes, pm- employer. ““{'—"M o | elty. 190 c-puat Ave, W DEWEY lumm hotel, :&:..‘:..t_.m_ a acquaintanca armers and stock ralsers in TYPEWRITERS. $20.00 BUYS A LAMBERT Typewriter. . | Fast, eMclent, dumsx. (E‘Implofl. easlest or. to learn, use and ow BUILT FOR BUSINESS. Let us show you. Sent on approval, MONROR & €O, 11 North 16th 8t., m Chicago TICKET BROKERS, cg'r ) tickéts everywhere. AUTOMOBILES. BLECTRIC AUTOMOBILES. Derights, 1119 Farnam street, 24 BALE TIES. OMAHA Hay Bale Tie Co., 811 North Et NICKEL PLATING, T N ST OMAHA Plating Co., Bee Bldg. 'I‘OI.% ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS. g A 1 e ackson. T4 RSighborhood Tou Can make f§ caslly | orasY: BT Av* Wt P B TR By R ' oLy | GRAND Electric Co., 16 & J oL i, our cr five hours® work. te 48 | LOOME, fst-ciess location, Farnam, | 64 PER on, business property. GRGHIE & COMPANY, 160 FARNAM ST. 3 o abshing Ca. Soucllory Dept S i3 "y R . un I TARBAN S rLUNBING, nh-. Neb. AETNA HOUSE, lmn.m;g_w mmn fll ibth 'v’v FOR IAL{ 81 acres fruit and garden|D, W, DUDGEO.N, 2910 Farnam, B ma; h,g:q':u = iand, sighi-toom house food barn, a u...[’mm- or The s LARGE, plassst seulh siom, pivale Tl | WANTED, oy Toats 4hd wirrainia W, ! fne milsn P o iy Ui A \ os, svei g e g T required, | 11 1 uth 3ist street. ® + 1830 Farnum St. 1088, Birst, Counch Biufrs. 5 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. ?:nu.x- Century Farmer, BLEGANTLY fucnished Wi u'-k« south tront; mud wn. ARM and it 1 tes, W, H. —'—.—?_7——————7 iy EIUEE ™ ST ¥ Rnomas, it Net. nids: ret ok | ler ‘w g. Callatfa. mw W14 éfl' nqu: do Blag. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, |t iy S i o ap vovas : When You Write | somfortable summer oms. T8 8 | Firadim o, Bes Bide: S ‘ 1o Advertisers | S gy gl R AR T d E‘r“‘&“‘ " E&’mm‘ ¥ 'flm"&". cars. 1905 '} uu,at, o 5—!’ ”‘mnfnuflnl ozcm ninh" ""n R A R WlLuAMSON SohsiEs n. Rii—76 HOUSES and lots In all parta of clty; alse o § PER OENT oans. mmnm,'ra gperty & Jands. ¥ CED male ste who !ll‘oru. 1M1 Davenport 8t.. F-81 A% | PRIVATE monev. ¥ B Wad e wlr 0., lL«mn nm% . h 3 tes n . type! ¥ 8, PRIVATE money, T.D.wud.mlbouml S T LN s e T Cv I et | DAL & W i ol W, teal h OBOMI‘I Qu A{MC'I. :u'u m T e R o i 9 g __——‘*" D ————— R A T nn 'Wm""‘“fi._‘w oo™ Wik liove: | PRIVATE money. Bherwood, CERSR m Aaam._ sl . o W-a FoR -nnm—ulrnnulln ROoMs. | ¥4 TO § P. C. money. ' Bamis, dem: n Bk, RANCH and farm lands for -h b& the Unlon Pacific Raflroad compa: l(cAllutor, land commhlluner nion I’l- Dot f"" el mnfl. o roiha | CONG RNING the of aftairs of etate | g3 ol Wb o wm uarters, Omah: gx'" o g,,,,’ _:" "m' ne P"“ % k.':: ue Lo state Wi o state a . e or janitor ser » : Fenial agent, Bew builait’ - G-iih " “THE STOECKER CIGARS | WY FAY RENTT OWN YoUR Homg; . | COOL ROOME tor nmum 2504 most legitimate artl lunmu. Best nl-n nn mce. D it ot 'rru- Bidg., Omm R, M. tod m Venport s h& W sy %5 s | FOR RENT-STORES AND Peo— MONBY TO LOAN-UHATTELS. 30 ACRIA. 11 wilen narfhvenst nf Trving. M N e o ths o ton; cultivation and first-class R govern: nlll; lady. students e T T 20 'ifl.‘sg manicuring and fll.- w&-m S-room *house, §ood' loca~ ;7‘%:&?‘5‘3 ufi'@ ,“ AGS e N T i *“"u‘r‘n"ii-“.«,“ Sk &M‘MWMSQQ&*» ur;‘;mm rhlaug-t o ..,,:Y'? w&m :)vmnn i SRR 0y oo B et ; s farm o n]y A big lnla Will be llim loon 180 acfes ie Lincoln county ¢ miles north- weat ot Notth Blatte & very fine al- falfa farm; %0 acres no' in alfalfa. Thiy farm properly stocked with hoh will p-y n'u it m:‘a lh"%uy 812, . Ite us for full ”rflcuhrl and we will sad ou e ¢ e PAYN% IN swf:‘ FA%U.PA.NY RE-—-M79 § A e e ey e T CO., A Room d v, Paxton Blosk, wufl'{bh gompetent gir} for housework. WANTED-TO BUY, g Blosk, “‘"‘“’cflfi‘ 3 WA‘NT oy AT Gace. to improve. thres LARGEST IN LOANS TO BALARIED P] merchants, team- .t-ri boarding houses, etc., wl(hout [ curity; m&x jprmke; 0 oh Bids. ™ .““-l AND lA‘fl-‘AGI. e NN s ety T TWIN CITY BXP. 'Phons 1717. 508 So. 16th 2y —~M 83 — L. M. B. hauls trunks. Tel 780, ' M35 PATENTS., TR R T R R et A’ & Co. 'ul Omuhs Pm—.fln Idl l: e —_— . TINNERS AND CORNICES. = ’%&}%‘F EC§ NEW aed aecondhand tncm w ""wmm mpuuo.-cuun. mlw. Y Sdudadonts ! 4 mnmmm:w Lllflmlfln?fl‘ Q-hia nflm and rw-tv. r-w - MANUFAOTURING. t-—mfll L ALL kinds of carpenter wotk and répair- pmmpuy -n?:d-d to. J. 1. ouufé’.e, d_Lake streets. ~370 ICE CREAM 30DA. SARATOGA Ioe Cream Boda, one price, bc; one guality, the best. 8. W. Cor, 24th'sand Ames Ave. ~218 Al6 FUR DRESSING. 0. R. GILBERT CO., tanners, 1434 So. u’;hA e LAWN MOWERS. Sharpened, repaired. L L Wks., 1408 Hiégs STAMMERING AND STUTTERING. CURED. Julla Vaughn, 30 Ramge va’i . - _ _________ ____—— ] Whien You Write to Advertisers {cm'm' 3 .wm“un n‘l'.ll ! .: you saw the ad in The LAW ARD CULLEUTIURD. STILLMAN & PRICE, 2 U. 6. N'l BK, moan«unno«.u'.i.m-m'c‘; LAUNDRY. AT T R | EEST launary, The Chicago, Ml;“.l 'l ENGERS. § QUICK messenger service. NEE ANNOUNCEMENTS, WATHERS ' PRINTING IMPANY. Tele- rteenth street. Pphone 2180, 511 South OSTECPATHY, GID. B, & ALICE JOHNBON‘ psteopaths. Suite 515, N. Y. Lite Bldg. Tel 1 DR A T. HUNT, 52 McCague Bldg. Tel. 2362, ~T14 MRS. GRACE DEEGAN, 688 Bee bulldin, Tel. b&‘ —174 A.If SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING, A C..VAN. BANT'S school, 77 N. ¥, l#. i . court 3 NEB. Business & Shorthand College, lo‘d.'n Thieater. ! e ey § Mot _m.mmmwgfmmn T e -wm UnlM g .0 lvent national order of l?r t l;h.’l: SVLDH cent shali b&’ rielts FOR gas fixtures see Sam'l GARBAGE. ANTI-MONOPOLY GARBAGE CO., cleans fi"‘ ST as CLAIRVOYANTS. MME. GYLMER, geouive palmist, ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. LEGAL NOTICE, N it May Co: —Notice is ).n- b7 Yé‘?hx the A N *n‘:t.m, Teosive bids i Nebraska, "‘M.f Il"oul.l oF nesr s e o -:.uon », and it 0! Saich -«: s OF Lile Toltowing gen: mm "“m ur nfl uuu,"'fl I.‘ ‘.( ;:?. E-‘E 'é‘ protec- To- mel b t'o-lnnh W] .. sutng: i; ard. ine . pies 5 of "AII.'AY TINE Camn, Chieage, Rock Island & Pacific. Loa: EEE’EH <lean WURLINGTON STATION~10TH & MASON Buritngton & Misrsouri River. why am | mill should mot run steadily after it starts 3 o \w. “City Night 3 cw .ll'm f“ Quiney. y onlfy ap "p‘:r"'.::m.m.. B i 'lll'rll DEPOT-16TH & WEBSTER Chicage, 6t Pasl, Minneapolis & | ment was taken and ship; . | having been taken by me: Im Aug. 16,10 A. M, nlfllf‘lfl Aug.13. 30 A M w =—___.._._—____. : 0000 S5 00000000000 a Bee Advertising Man will call ont you _ to get & Want Ad or a Half Page. 2000000800000 g Seasonable Fashions, OO0 00090000600 €0000006000000823000 L e Woman's Circular Underskirt P with Habit Back, §194~Under that fit anugly eod are without folds over the bips are Desessary to’ well fitting skirts. E‘ Tost 13 i ! i ¢ 2f [ L4 sis Et i i 0 i ] i ) E | MINING IN THE BLACK HILLS UNION STATION-10TH AND MARCY. Bpearfish Mining Oompnq Armanging te Run at Full Oapacity. STARTING UP THE DEADWOOD STANDARD Golden Orest in Gtrawberry Gulch Prepa 16 Hrect a Mill to Treat Not Rich Emough to Ship, DEADWOOD, 8. D., Aug. 8.—(Speclal.)— The Spearfish Mining company has sent down another cleanup from Johnson gulch. Last month there were 4,500 tons of ore fun through the mill in Johnson guleh, About six miles southwest of this eity, which averaged something better than §¢ & ton, or & total of $35,000 for the month. The plant of the comphny, a dry crushing ¢yanide, was run at fts full capscity, 306 fons & day, but a small portion of the time, but the coming month it is expscted to work a night and ddy shift In the mill and keep it golng constantly, so that 6,000 tons will be treated in the month, J. K. Vanatter, the vies presidont of the com- Py, arrived last week and is now at the mines, and befote he left the city he stated that he intended to increass the force of miners and mill men at once, and run the plant Wp to its limit. The company has & mountain of ore exposed, and It ia one of the best cyaniding propositions in the Biack Hills, while its gold is so pure that it hardly needs refining after the ocleanup bas been retorted. In the same vicinity is the Deadwood- Btaridard cyanide plant of 200 tons datly capacity. This is one of the best plants that has been erected in the Black Hills, and on ground which is considered the equal of any In the Ragged Top Mistrict an.a eyaniding proposition, but for some reason or other it has been idle for about three months, after having made several good 8, the ore averaging as good as any in the district. O. M. Brown, the superin- tendent of the company, arrived from Dwn- ver last week, and before leaving for the mines, stated that he would start the mill za | UP 88 Boon as he reached there. During the time ‘that the mill has beon idle a. &vod force of mien has been ke, employed de- veloping the kaown ore bodies and pros- pecting for others, so the property is in #o0od shape to produce ore, and those me- quainted with it can see 20 resson {4 up agatn. Mining company was an arrival from De- troit. Thursday, his visit to the Hills at (h:n%tlm:.bl‘l‘l_: for the of 8o~ Seicting the site and making other arcange- ments for the erection of an 100-ton ayanide plant on the company's property at the head of Strawberry gulch. At the last meeting of the directors of the company, held in Deadwood about a menth ago, the erection of this mill was decided on, as the company had been for sometime taking out & good quality of ore, which, while it would pay well to treat on the ground, Wwould not give a profit suMclent to war- rant haullng over & hard trail to the SRSESE, The-new pisnt will bo 8s stated, 100 tona daily u.-nltv. but the power will.be 8o arranged that am | omount of dally treatment can be fn-: creased at any time without the closing down of the mill uu‘“.:-h“‘l: operation. At the present time the company is run- ml-nuwfimnh-h.. to connect shatts which have beem sunk along its strike in several places, and as ;lcvmumllmnu‘lnhq". cumulating on ‘the dumps & large smount of ore. This ore is high-grade for a § proposition, averuging better - than $10, and some of it golng much highar, there belng rich streaks met within the veln, and it was from these streaks that the rich ore which firet attracted to the mine under its k] i 5E P33 13 ; f B i the treasury surplus thst been of pany. The ground of the company i cated in the Bare Butte mining i i i} H 8 and is close to the town of Galema, to which the machinery for the new mill win probably be shipped for delivery to the mine. The mine is equipped with as com- disio 4 Dolsi apd compressor plent as there is in the Black Hills, while (he work that has been done upon it has put it in Me, Fen- | | i i i H MITOHELL, 8. D.,. Aug. 3.—(Special.)— Although the prairie chicken sesson is nearly thirty days away there is plenty ot ] £ & i £y sgig fi!!g i i i iy fglr ki