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THE O3IA1IA DAILY BEEt NOVEMBER 10 , 180't ,
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PEOPLE
will BOB the economy of putting a
want ad In The Bee when in need ot
help. Working girls pay close attention -
, tention to this page , as do all who
are wanting employment. You can
talk to them through these little ads
at a trifling expense.
THE BEE GETS 'EM
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
AN AMHUIl'AN OIIIL , 26 , IiKIHiH : ANV
kind of reap , ctnl'lc ? employment ; Rood pentmn ,
clerk , book-keeping. typewriting real estiito
or abstract work , plain BCWIIIT ; nnylhtnB tc
mnlco nn honest living. Address U 1.6 llec
olOce. A M ! 03 19
YOUNG MAN AND YOUNC1 LAUV WANT
place to earn board while uttindliiK collesc.
Houses' Iluslness college , 15th and Kurnim
A W9
WANTED. POSITION AS SECOND OIIIL IN
private family ; can give Rood city reference ! ,
Address C 20 , lite. A M93S L0
WANTED , PRIIMANHNT "on TRMPoitAn\
l > osltl n by Kentlunnn competent to Ueep an )
net of books ; best of references. Addreis C 23.
lice. A-MOJ7 21 *
A I.AUV nnsir.ns PUPILS IN LmiiATimi :
liml history or u position ns vlnltlnt ; or as-
BlBtant gnvcincm. would HUpprlntrn I a helms
mid education t clilldten. AdJresn C 31 lice.
A M9 > 3 J
WANTHD , POSITION IN BMALL TAJIII-Y , IJV
rrllnblo Kill an cook or for Kcreinl liousi"
wjrlc Can ( uinlah best of rtfercnces. Ail-
Urets C 21 , lice A 880-17
WANTED MALI , HELP.
\VANTn A raw rnitFoxs IN UACU I' .
to do wrlltnK , 8"tul Etanip foi TO pico boo !
of particulars J. AVoodbury , 12 ? W. 4Jd stieet ,
N. V. City. U 313
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WANTKD nxi > iuuNciD : : COAI , MINDUSTC
< ro to Sherldnn. Wjo. Arply nt ofllce bherldar
Coal Co. , IOCS I'ntnim. II 4G1
MIN or GOOD ADDHHSS CAN i-nociTiTt ;
Steady employment nt coed pay liy rnlllntr nl
1B1G IJouglaa M. ll-lli9M)10
TAlfioTtT ONLY KOUnn M.XN ; STHADl
work ; stntu rittrenee , ttperlenco and \\\eei
demanded. Hubert , fatanberry , Mo
- 19
JU-MSSO
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CLHANCU AND DYUIl ; BTA'rK
enc and wngis demanded. HuUnt ,
Alo. U-J1SSO 19
M LAIIOUIJUS. TL'AMSTKnS. STATION MEN
Unilior men , tie makers ; south , \\nrk KIMI.III
toed ; chi-ai > labor mtes to Mcniihl.t. | Helonn
Aikimsas nty .ind New Orleani. Jumei 1:3
hcrff , 1311 I'ainnm street. li asj 21 *
\VANTib7 MENj WHY nn UNESII-LOYHI
tthcn wolll piy silnry to men to cinvni' '
hoiiii'liold Kooils ? American Wrlnper Co . 1C1 !
Ilo\\nul Direct. li MHO 30
Z.DOO IAllOHiniS.THAMSTEUS , TIMKEIC.MEN
All klndfl of work muth. Arkiuifiis Mississippi
Ixulslnnn , Work etmrnnteeil. Hlilp clieipc
than miybody. I am the only authorized agent
Kinmer'u Lalior Aecncy. llth nnd r.irnnm t
11-10J 21 *
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JM I.AHOltEllK , TEAMCTEIW , STATION MEN
Umber men , tl makers , nouth , work jrunrun
toed ; clienp labor rates to Memphis , Heltiin
Arkansas t'lty nnd New Orleans. Jatn- Ha
berg , 1314 I'nrnim street. II MS IT
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
WANTEIJ , A NEAT SCHOOL anil. 1'UOM 1
to H ye.irs to wmk for her room nnd bouril
Imiulro bet. 4 mill Q p. m , 131 Bo. 2th.
_ _ _ _ _ - O-SS3-19
LADIES. II' 1OU WISH E.Ml'LOYMENP A1
your liomcs Bind Mlf-aOilicsseil envelope fo
our descriptive circular nid ) tommence woik o
once : BO < I nRia paid. The Alfred Knlttln
Co.Vlnthr p. Mass. C M9H 22 *
rH ; BTRADY WOHKi STATE KX
pcrlence and Knees. Hubert , fatnnberry. Mo.
C M8S3 19
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WANTED , TEN MCHIE INTEM.ICIENT I.APIE
for Omaha hndlcinlly to n.islst In a nei
work. Snlnry and < > spon5oa paid lo Rood
llcltors. Mrs. Stiobcl , 1311) Dodge street.
C-102 21-
FOR KENT HOUSES.
HOUSES , r , K. D.VRI-INO , LIAHKEH
HOUSES IN ALt , I'AJITS OK THE CITY. TH
O. r. Davis company. 1505 rarnam. D 31C
IvEI.KENNY . C-oTll. 1. CONTlNfiNTAL IMM
1317
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KOU HENT TV\O 8-UOOM ELEGANT 11I11C1
houses ; ull mwlt rn cori\enlencett ; 1 block fioi
Walnut Hill motor , ij. Comptroller's ollle.
It 319
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riVR-UOOM COTTAGE. 58 00. FUI.Ii SIZE LO1
In Rood repair , Call nnd see 1'ldellty Trust Co
.1702 ruliuuii. 1 > 741
HOt'SES OI' 10 HOOMS , MODEItN CONVENi
incea , 113 So. isth street.cij haml > to bus
lieu. Inquire ot D , T. Mount , 2u bo. 16th.
D-M107
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BUVEN-UOOM MODERN FL.AT i 11LOCK
from Ileo bulldlnir , 12500. Onnhu Heal Estai
nnd Trust Co , room 4 , Ilee bldu. D Til
nviMiooM COTTAQES. tsoo F "
inonlh U S. hklnn > r , 31) N. Y. Lite.
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HOUSES. O. a. WALLACE , S13 HROWN "ilL ?
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CHEAEST 6-HOOM COTTAniT VITir nATI
In city. Reduced to 13 OJ. 3U33 California st.
rot n IIOOM MQDRiut PLATB , ami AN
Lcavenworth. J. W. b < juln8 Ute bideMC5t
l > -MC5t
NICI : LAMB "nouasus IN DONUUG PLAC
clieap till sprint : . JV. . Squire , SIS Hoe lilJ
1 > MKJ4
TIIIlUlMtOOU HOL'SK. Ill 3. ICTH ST.
PEN-UOOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN IMl'llOVI
inents. 2126 Ilniney nt. U CS3
HOUSES ; BENAWA & CO. , 103 N. 15TH BT\
IUUCU IlEDtlCED TO J2T.SO ON S016 MASO
street ; eight rooms , modern ; elegant locate
S. 1C Humphrey. U New York Life.DMS33
D-MS33
RENT. HOUSE OP 9 ROOMS AND UAH
on Tark Avt > Inquire at 422 S. Ifcth El.
IVOR HUNT. 1ST OP DUCr.UIIRIl. HOUHK C
I rooms i good repair ! 1410 Noith I5lh strn
Woclc from cnr line. Inquire John Hamll
ugent. a Charles street. D MSB
"P CLASS. MODEIIN 1MIOOM HOUS
lllnnry ; J 0 W. Wlthnoll. 7 N. Y Life.
D- (
PLAT OK 6 HOOMSt HUASONAI1LU TKUM
Knqulm nt nit Oixlj .
* " ? ! ? UIU5.NT' ' "OOM COTTAQU. . . , _ . . .
W7 So. Jlth .
l. It tit 19'
BlX.nOpU COTTAOI FUUNISIIKIJ Oil 11
( urntshd. 103 8. nth , D-Mnn ! '
RENT. A MODFllN HOUSE. " FU
nlahcd or unturnlihed , illumed m Worthlnut
I'laca. Apiily M llrownelt llalu
RENT. NKW cOTTAaE. m & 3U
trel , all modern Improvements , enquire
A , L. Frank , neat door south D M JJ 19'
BENT FURNISHED ROOMS
FURNISHED IIOOM , AVENl'K
I K-M133
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOH3.
Continued.
rUUNISIIED ROOM , NICELY ruilNIHUEC
south room ; all modern comcnlcnceo , Including
heat. 2017 Dodge street. 13-930 2S
VERY DES1HA1ILE rt'RNISHED AND UN.
furnished rooms , nltli boanl. 212 S. 25tli street
K MU1
GENT AND WIPE WITH REFERENCE CAK
rent 2 well furnished , south rooms , larce clos
els , heat nnd ias stove , for light lioupckeopInK
brick bouse , nku location , 11300. Address C 33
Ilec olllcc. E M9S6 19
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rOH KNT , TWO ROOMS , HEATED m
steam. 211 So ,21th street. E M993
FXJBNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT HOARD. 2311
Douglas. F MW1-N23
HANDSOME PRONT ROOMS , WITH HOARD
central location. 202 N. 18th. F M853 19
'OR RENT , SOUTH ROOM WITH BOARD
2215 Howard st. r 878-22"
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS , WITH FIRST
class board. 172.J Dodge. T M8SS 20 *
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rnONT IIOOM. WITH BOARD. 2013 DOT'OLAS
T 103 D17 *
DES1RAHLE ROOMS , EN SUITE OR SINGLE
with board 1S10 Chicago street. r MS-Hi 19 *
OR RENT , LARGE ALCOVE ROOM W1TI
or without bonrd , four blocks from Ilee lMs
private family. Address 11 fi2 , IJee olHcc
F-M67S
FOR RENT STORES AND OFFICES
FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY DRICIC I1UILDING
'Jli ! rarnam street. The building has n lire
proof cement basement , complete steam heal
Insr flxtuies , water on all floors , gas , etc. Ap
ply at the olllco ot Thu lleo. 1 310
STORAGE.
STORAGE. WILLIAMS S. CROSS. 1211 HARNE1
M 321
STORV.OE rORJIOUSEHOLD GOODS , CLUAI
and cheap rate. R.Vll3 , 1111 rumani.SI
SI 322
CARRIAGES. nUGOIES , ETC. , STORED. P. J
Karbach - Sons , Cor. 15th and Howard Stu
M07
UEST STORAGE HUILDING IN OMAHA. TJ. E
ROV. bonded warehouse. Household coed
stored. Ixnveat rates. 1013-1015 Leavcnworth.
M-321
WANTED TO BUY.
WANTED TO DUY CLAIMS OP JUDGES AN !
clerks of election : also registrars. Duff Greer
room 8. IJ-uker block N 135
CITY OR CO. CLAIMS. It. P. . 1712 TARNAM
N IS5
FOR SALE FURNITURE.
PAYMENTS EASY. YOU WON'T MISS YOU1
money. Ixjw prices on furniture nnd househol
goods. Enterprise Credit Co. , C13-615 N. 16th si
0-325
FURNITURE AUCTION AT 1111 TARNAM SI
S.atunHya 10 n. m Rabt Welts , O-971
HO 00 PENINSULAR 1SASE BURNER. X1SE1
ono Reason , good 03 new , will sell at half prlci
13)00 ) , stota can be teen nt 3007 Mason street.
O-M796
CLOSING OUT ENTIRE STOCK OP TURN )
lure , sto\ca , etc. L. Altman , SOS N. IGthO328
O-328
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
IF YOU HUY , 11UY THE REST : MACKIh
toshes , rubber boots , arcllcg , eyrlnges of n
kinds , Ras tublnt ; : all best quality. Omali
Tent and nwnlng Ci > , 1311 I'arnam st. Q 543
CHEAPEST CHICKEN AND ORNAMENTA
fence made. C. R. Lee. Ml Douglas. Q 327
CORN rODDER TOR SALE FOUR III.OCK
north Lead nurlvsjt Ea Omuha. Tom Andersoi
Q-ail D1C
CLAIRVOYANTS.
HEALTH , WEALTH AND HAPPINESS 13
consulting the highly Rifted clalrvojnnt. Pro
Almcila ; ono who will make > ou liapr
und successful thioueh life : correct aiUlce c
business chaiiRis , lawBultn. marriages , d
\orcca ; brlnxs the sepuntcd toxether , causi
happy marrlauo \ > llh the ono > ou love , o\e
comen > nur enemies , remo\es liad hablt , U
terpicts drtams , Rhes you Rood luck , ami tcl
where to go nnd what to do to be succrssfu
tha future foretold ultlioiit mistake ; rcunlti
the separated without fall ; those -nlio hai
been derel\nl by to-LalU-il cl.Ur\i > ianla , befoi
irlvlne up In uosmlr. consult the profetiso
J21'4 N. 15th stroct. flat A. Hours , 9 to
Letters lth stamp promptly unsnereil.
S MSiO-27 *
THE CELEIJRATED CLAIRVOYANT AN
IMlmlst , the jotuis Mmc. Romalne. has a
rived In the city nnd can bo consulted on a
matters ; thousands ha\e been made hnppy I
her nd\lco , those wishing correct ndUce i
l > uslnei 8 , clmnBes , Journcjs. marriages. la\
suits , fiunlly , cto. , call on the madanie ar
bo ron\lnced she has no equal ; Icttcis co :
ttlnlng stamn promptly unswcied ; butHne
strictly conndentlul. Hours , 9 to 9 1617 Cli
cngii street. S MCSO 20 *
MRS. DR. H WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , III
liable business medium ; 7th } car at 113 N. ICt
S 33)
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
MADAM SMITH. MI S. 11T1I. 2D TLOO1
loom 3 , imsilfO.apor , alcohol strnm. st
phuilno and aca batlis. T M9I1 21'
MA.SSAQE."MADAME RERNARD , 1421 DODG1
T-WO-19'
PERSONAL.
MAC1C1NTOSHES . RUUtlCK 1JOOT3 , 1311 T
U-333
VIAVI ; HOME TREATMENT TOR LADIE
Health Imok and consultation free. Address
call VlaU Co , , 31G lieu bldtr. Ijidy attendar
U 33i
AULARAUGH I'lJIl CO. SEAL SACKS AN
fur capes undo to order lu Aery litest stjlt
Room Ml KarUich block. Telephcna 1611.
U-M131-N23
COMPOUND OXYGKN CURES CONSUMITIOl
a | hma. bronchltia and catarrh. Home Ues
ment tn per month , J days trial free tret
mutt. Room XV DouElas Ilk. ICth end Dodge.
U 441-3C
CHRYSANTHEMUMS : HESS & HWOI1OD
florists , Hll rarnum ; Paxton hotel ; tel 1511.
U I84-I > !
OSCAR SUNDELL. THE SHOEMAKER. FC
12 jcara with U.V. . Cook , hui re moved to
lilli street , flrst rtooi1 north of Douclas.
U 33J-D1
MASSAQK F.LECTRO THERMAL DAT11
chiropodist. Mmc. Post , StiM.i H. 15th st.
U-ll
PROF. ANDERSON. CHICAGO'S TAMO !
hypnotist and iclrntlfto toglenlc und maRne
phjslclan I * now nt 109 B. I7tli street , Omil
for a short time only.
Worst cages of stammering cured Immedltti
or no charges ; speech and hcarlne s\\rn \ b >
mutes.
No dlffvrencr nhat jour trouble or nho li
fnllwl to cure ; call nnd see him ; positive pr <
of ability shown free.
Recommended by phjslclans , nrets and put
Ctmtultutton and advice free. Onic * hour * .
n. m to I p m U-MS33 2 ]
PERSONAILADIES' HAIR SHAMPOOI
At home free at charge by lady hair dress
Ulmply our way ot advertising , AdJrem I
N. V. Ufa. U-10021
MONEY TO LOAN REAL E8TATJB.
LIFR INSURANCB POL1CIHS LOANED ON
or bought. F. O. Chesney , Kansas City , Mo ,
ANTHONY LOAN ft TRUST CO , 311 N.T LIFE ,
loans at low rates for choice security In Ne
braska and lows , farms or Omaha city property.
W-3M
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARMS IN DOUGLAH
county , Improved snd unimproved Omaha real
tatc. Fidelity Trust Co. , 170S rarunm st.
W 339
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
resl estate. JJrtnnan , IM\C & Co. , Paxton Mk.
W-313
ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES THE
O. F. Davis Co. , IK * Farnam st W 311
ONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
ltiiio\t | ) i nil unimproved Omaha real estate ,
1 to 6 jiors. ridellty Trust Co. , 1702 Pnrnam.
WS39
OANS ON IMPROVED A UNIMPROVED CITY
property , $3,009 nnd upwards , 6 tu 7 per cent ; no
delays. W. Farnnm Smith & . Co. , 1320 rarnam.
W 348
IAS. W. RAINEY , DM. NAT. UK , 11LDO.
W-3II.
: ONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
at 6 per cent. W. U. Melklc , 1st Nat. bk. bldg.
W-3U
ERY LOW RATES MADE ON GOOD LOANS.
J. W. Squire. ZIS lleo bldff. W 366
k'E HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS
for short tlmo paper or first class jntge. loans.
H. H , Haider & Co , ground Moor , lice blu'tr.
W S4-1
ITY LOANS , C. A. STARR , CIS N. Y. Life bid * .
W m
RIVATE MONEV FROM J100.00 TO 5.000 00.
T. D. Wcad , ICth nnd Douglas. W M8 > 0 23
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
ONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates .11 c.ty ;
ho removal of goods ; strictly U3'lltdcnl..il , jui ;
can pay the loan oft at any lime or In any
amount.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
SU S. ICth street
X-317
ONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROP'
crly. Hnrvln Ixjan Co. . 701 N. Y. Life bldg
X J4S
iONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD TURNI.
lure , pianos , horses , wagons or any kind ol
chattel tefurlt/ lowest possible rates , whtcl
you can pay back nt any time nnd In un >
amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
Room 4 , Wlthnell block. X 349
. II. HADDOCK , IIOOM 4Z1 UAMQU I1LOCK
X S50
BUSINESS CHANCES.
5 PER CENT AVERAGE WEEKLY PROFITS
on JIM 00 Invented. Frosiiectus , Itemized sto
tlstlcs free , licnson & Dwycr , 834 llroadway
New York. Y M955-N22 *
ASH PAID FOIt ENDOWMENT POL1CIKS Ih
old line comnmles. Send description , A. K
Rrocklesby , Dot 233 , Hartford , Conn
Y M8W-D14 *
FOR RENT , A GOOD STORE ROOM. 23x7
feet , with brick-walled cellar , next door t <
postofllce , In good soul hern Nebraska town o
1.000 people , having- only two general nnd one
drug store. Address C 22 , care Ilee , Omiha
Nt b. Y M8S9 23
N AT1ORNEY IN A GOOD COUNTY SEA1
In central Nebraska. Is obliged , for health' ;
sake , to leave this climate. Has a paylnf
business and a beautiful home. Will ( .ell hi
residence , olllcc furnltuie , part of library , am
good will of business for $3-00 ; cost In mone ;
outli > over JG 000 A splendid chance foii i
K od man For particulars rfc George G. Wnl
lace , 312 J. J. Ill own block , Omaha.
Y 92 > 20
'OR SALE. NEAT DRUG STOCK ; GOOD !
clean , select , not Ehclfnorn ; no hard stock
terms very reasonable. Address Ilex S73. Wes
Point , Neb. Y MS97 20
.VANTED. A GOOD , LIVE MERCHANT , WITI
sulllclent capital to run a Mrst-class ienem
mirihandlsu more. litst opening In stute. l < u
further Inroinnllon nddioss W. J. Ci.ind ill
secretary liuslncss Men's association. Firth
Neb. Y M1M 23 *
iVILL TRADi : FOR CLEAN STOCK OF GRO
cerles at Invoice alue , J2.0DO 00 equity In choice
centrally located , welt rented residence propeity
Address C 29 , IJee. Y M953 10"
\N ESTABLISHED RUSINESS IN A GOO1
general store In one of the best towns In north
ern Ncbnska , stock about J1.000 00 ; population
2,000. Address Wa > ne , .Nth , Hex 1000
Y-M790 20 *
FOR EXCHANGE.
A. GOOD LOT IN EAST OMAHA TO EX
change for young tvork herpes ot mull' "
Lamprcam llros. , 3i H. 16th. a 851i
WE HAVE MERCHANDISE STOCKS AN !
other property for sale nnd exchange ; also nil
tomer for a bank In western Iowa. Nations
Information and Exchanuo Co. . 203 First Nat' '
Hank. Omaha. Neb. y. M921
HANKERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
Take Notice Hard times has made It posslkl
to get hold of good business blocks In Omah
nnd take.farm lands In exchange. I nolle !
correspondence. J. J. Glbboa , 317 1st Nafl b'l <
X SOI
ISOOOO IN CASH AND IX3T NEAR BUSINES
center for desirable residence Inlclulty r
Hanscom park or west Farnom street. H I :
Cole Co. , 106 N. IStli street ' Z-S61 19
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
GARDEN LANDS , 5 MILES FROM 1'OSTOI
flee , easy terms Call at 940 N. Y. Lite ,
RE 352
RARGAIN8 , HOUSES , LOTS ANU FARMS :
sale or trade. F. K. Darling , Unrker block
RE 353
FOR SALE NEW 4-ROOM COTTAGE ; CEI
lar , clntein city water , coi. "Mill and Sihlci
tl,25000 , lonir time. Inquire 1318 rarnam Sun
ucl Hum" . RE 331
! AST FRONT LOT PUT TO GRADE. NEA1
Hanscom park , Jl.OJO.OO. I' . D. Wcad , ttth nn
Douglas. RE MUW 19
IHOICE GARDEN LANDS. B MILES l'Eo !
Omaha postolllcc. 10 lo ICQ acies , some trndi
N. D. Keyes , 617 Paiton bll ( . RE 353
ARM LANDS , C F. HARRISON. 912 N Y. L1FI
RE 18-N23
IRA D. MAPES , FIRE INSURANCE. LOAN !
real estate. 319 First Nat'l bank bids. Tel fig
RE 171-N2C
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
Wo will take jour JJOO 00 to 51,000.00 lot towar ;
the purchase of any of these beautiful Ins'n
residence lots , within , e ght minutes walk c
The Ilee building :
Two Ic'x sold last week.
Lot 1. u.ock 1. Drake's addition. | 2.0 < W.OO.
Lot 10. block 1 , Drake's addition. t..OOO 00.
Lot 4. bloclc 2 , Drake's addition , J2 000 00
Lot 9. block 3 , Drake's addition , J2,2Tt ) 00.
Lot 16 , block 7 , Drake's addition. 2 500.00. "
I.ot 7. block 8 , Drake's addition , } 2,0000i ) .
Terms $500 00 cash , KM 00 to $1,000.00 lot , balam
to be arranged on long time at per cent li
terost. This Is an exceptional bargain for tl
reason that the. owner of tha property mui
hi\o money , and
This Is jour opportunity
To get rid ot jour outside lot that Is not nalab
and get a fine Inside building lot These lei
are on graded streets , sewers , etc , , all paler
( or Call nnd see us at once. Fidelity Trui
company. 1703 Fariiam street ; JtE M75I
I1ARGAIN ICO TO 1,500 ACRES OF C1IOIC
land 6 miles from Omaha P. O. cheap. Liter
terms. Addicts C 12 , Dec , Om.Uri.
RE-SOS-Dll
5-IIOOM COTTAGE AND NICE LOT 11,100 ; JI
cash , balance $1200 per month without luteieti
Lot 60x124 feet , one block from Tnenty-foun
street C4ir line , $10000 , worth 1300no H ]
Cole Co. , 10 N I5th. RE-S63 19
5 ACRES 2 MILES SOUTH OF Q STREE'
South Onmlm. tr > W 00 ; 275-acre farm 9 lull
from P. O. . ? 50 00. F , D. Wenil. 16th at
JJouglus. Hi : M106 19
MODERN 1Z-ROOM HOME. VERY CHEA
and on easy terms. 2019 Illnney st , RU-'Jia
FOI , SALE OR RENT , NINE-ROOMED , FU1
nlshed Imusu , modern ; tilled with roomers ,
bargain to Immediate purchaser ; moderate re
to esad tenant. Address c SO , Itee.
RE M1000 19 <
$70000 CASH TAKES TWO HEAUTIFHL IJ
proved farms (3-10 ( acres ) , both very level , wi
located , rich soil. An Investment never befo
offered In this country. Perfect , clear till
A chnnco to double jour money. Quick nccer
mice nwesiiiry. C U IJccker , Aberdeen. H. i
RU-MDC1 19 <
EIGHT-ROOM ; HOUSE AND LOT. ji.ioot
owner must sell ; S-rnom house In walking dl
tance of postolllcc. $80000. 110x120 foot lot. nl
house , _ fine location ; make an offer. We i
not offer nn > thine but genuine snaps. H
Cole Co. , 108 N. 10th , RE 0i 21
WANT TO SELL ? LIST YOUR HOUSES AN
Iota with Spencer ; he has caah buyers , $1 000
nnd up Want to buy7 He has bargains ; s
him. 304 Kfirback lllk. RC MD74 19
6-R HOUSE RENTING AT $1000. FOR $ 0 (
house nnd 30-foot lot , S. llth street , } 1,500 (
CSxCO and cottace. 10th stieet , $ 1,2V ) 00. F.
Wead , 16th and Douglas. RE MIO U
HOTKL3.
HOTEL UARKER. 13TH AND JONES STS.
75 rooms at $1 M per day.
U rooms at $1000 per day.
Special rates to commercial travelers. Roc
and boanl by wtek. or month. Frank Hlldltc
mgr. n :
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) . N. W. CQ
llth and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.
MM
_
COZZENS HOTEL. STH AND IIARNE
team heat , electric bells , telephone , bathi. c
ctllent culsene. elrcsnt rooms ; $1.00 per da
$400 and upwards p r week. M94I
ADDRESsnAnoN t
N. Y. Lite
UNDERTAKERS AlfD EMBAL5IEI13
H K. IlUnifRTT , Ftfei'lJAL DIRECTOR AND
embalmer , 161 ! Chlcii , telephone ? . 16)
B\VAN80N& VALlEWH NDERTAKEn8 AND
cmbalmers , 1701 CUnlllWfet , telcphons 1060.
M ! O MAUL , UNMHJTAKEII AND EiH
balmer , 1417 rarnanv > jhj telephone 23. 161
C. W. 11AKEII , UNDEJ CAKEIt , 61S B. 16th BT.
IflO
PLU Ut KS.
_ _
PJiniJ PI.t'MtllNO COfi EVERY KIND , OAS ,
steam & hot water hetatlny ; sewerage , 113 S 16.
irt SC6
_
JOHN ROWE * CO. , PrifMlJINO STEAM AND
hot water heating , gilicnxturcii , globes , 411 S 1C.
, . J67
D LAWRENCE. PLUMBING. GAB FITTING
and drain lav Ins. 2603 Cumins street.M453
M453 Dl
.RUGER IIROS. , PLUMBING. OAS FITTING ,
d'nln laying. Phone O27J 2815 Leavenvvorth.
791-N17
LOST.
, OST , GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN , FRIDAY.
In cnr or ttotwrcn Mattle nnd Farnam , Ro *
ward If returned to Margaret Rlley , 2219 Maple.
939 IK'
XST , ST. RERNARD PUP ; LIRERAL RE-
ward. Van Cott Jewelry Co , 15th and Fnrnnm.
M107 !
.OST-I1AY HORSE ON THUIISDAY IN SARPY
Co. , 1,100 pounds , strap around neck ; only two
fore shoes. Crush llrua. , house movers. 18th
nnd Center. 802-17"
STOVE REPAIRS.
ITOVE REPAIRS FOtl 40000 DIFFERENT
makes ot stoves. Water attachment nnd con
nections a specialty. 1207 Douglas street.
Omaha Stove Repair Works. 330
1TOVE REPAIRS FOR ALL MAKES OF
stoves. Hot water attachments. Huxhes , 601
8. 13th. M8S3 N20
TURKISH BATHS.
.ADIES' . TURKISH HATH , HOURS , 9. A. M.
to 9 p. m. Reality culture parlors , removed
from Karbach lildg. to 10J-110 lice bldg. 331
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE.
G. F. GELLENI1ECK. 11ANJOIST ANE
teacher , j810 California street. 814
. FEW PUPILS FOR PIANO OR ORGAN ;
apply at Max Mcjcrs between 9 and 12 a in. ,
or address Mrs , Wlllmaser , Morning Side ,
Council Uluffs , lu. 857 21
RANJOS , THE J. It. BCHALL & . CO. . HIGH
grade , superior tone banjos. 271 Wabash ave
unc , Chicago.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
RMATURES AND CONVEIITERS REWOUND
storage batteries recharged , electrical and gen
ernl machinists ; superior work guaranteed
Omaha Electrical works , 617 and 619 S. ICth fit
373
iLECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC
tor ) for clectrlo light and motor plants nnd al
kinds of electrical construction Western Elec
trie Supply Co , 41S ana 420 S. 15th st. 374
BUSINESS .NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED. 719 N 16
359
IIOGNER & EISELE. SIGN PAINTERS ; HES1
work at lowest prices. . 1518 Douglas street.
I 361
IND HAND ROOKS KOUG,1T FOR OASH
Antiquarian book ttore. 1519 1'arnnm fit.
, , 1 , NSCO D14
BUILDING & LCAfvf | ASSOCIATIO.NT.
IOW TO GET A HOME' ' OR SECURE GOOI
Interest on savings t | Arf > ly to Omaha L. & II
Aus'n , 1704 lleo bldsr , A G , , M. Nnttlnger , Soc.
SHARES IN MUTUAL Ji3 AND I ASS'N I'M
6 , 7 , 8 per cent \vhqu J.rS. 3 jenis old , ulway ,
redeemable. 1704 Farnam st. , Nattlnger , Sec.
i HAY ANJJ 'GRAIN.
[ JUY YOUR' IUVY 1IY.TTON"OIV CAlV LOTS. Wl
buy hay. AV | I. SnVd.cr , 1515 ISurt ut , Tcl 1107
-J * ' 375
NCtmASKA HAY t'O.uiwiIOLiSALI3 HAY
Breln anil mill stuffr , 'we ' are always on th
market to buy or fiell.J'I402-t-G Nicholas st.
1 i 878
COAL.t
n , T , .MOUWr , HAS nEMOvptt'xita COAI
ftfllce tU'SoTy/lClh st.fitroVfn'WAcIt , r ' 381
SHERIDAN COAL. EXCELLENT SUBSTITUTI
for hard coal , and $3 DO Ion cheaper. 1603 Far
nam street , main entrance Hoard of Trade.
460
DRESSMAKING.
MISS MINNICK'S DRESSMAKING PARLOR ;
at 834 8. ' _ > tb street. , Prices reasonable.
MSS9 18
. . -.u J. . - i
DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES. 431tt GRANT.
9S7 D 1S
CORNICE.
.VESTERN CORNICE WORKS , GALVANIZEI
Iron cornices. 1722 St. Mary's n\e. 383
3AGLE CORNICE WORKS JOHN EPENE
tcr. prop. , 10S , 110. 112 N. llth Estiib 1SCI.
381
IRRIGATED FARMS.
023 PER ACRE , FAMOUS RIO HORN RASIN
big crops and homo market , great place fc
homo bulldlUK , price good to December 1st
transportation free. Yellowstone Park Uind t
Irrigation Ass'li , 8. W Cor. 16th & Dodge sU
437 Dl
TYPEWRITERS.
STOLEN TYPEWRITERS OFFERED FOI
sale should make jou suspicious , funny the
are mostly Smith's Try ono and jou \ \ \
undeiBland why Full line of supplies Smltli
Premier Co. , 17th and Fat nam , telephone 12S4.
382
DJSNTlaTS.
DR. GEORGE 8. NASON , DENTIST , SUITE 2 (
Paxton block , 16th and Farnam Bts. Tel , 712
370
DR. PAUL. DENTIST , 020 HURT ST. 373
CARPSNTEKS AND BUILDERS.
C. E. MORRILL , CARPENTER AND HUILDEI
piper bunging nnd signs , brick \\qrk and plai
teringOlllcc , 409 S. Htli St. , telephone 103.
377
WANTED TO BORROW.
WANTED , TO RORROW $ < WO 00 FOR TW
years at 10 or 12 ner cent , to be paid In month !
Installmcnls of $ .s. Security given. Addrei
D , Ilee olllcc. Council Bluffs , M853 19
GOAL.
JOHNSON IIUOS. . VVHQLUHALU DL'ALKRS 11
nil hlnils of coal. Corr Ei > ondcnce solicited 10 (
Parnam street. 333
DYfi WORKS
SCHOEDSACK , TWIN- CITY DYE WORK !
15il Farnnm street. Ojelng of ever } ' descrli
tlon ad dry cleaning ; 3S
REST FURNACE MAlYlJf'BOFT ' COAL SMOK
cnniumliiB and hard.WAflfurnacM. Eagle Co
nice Works. lOS-HO-Atli M. Itth st. S0
- -
OPTICIANS.
THE ALOE & PENKpItD CO , . SCIENTIPI
opticians. 110S Farnam st. , opposite Puxtc
hotel. Eyes examine 'Tree. 387
TAKKN UP. A IIORtM' OWNKfl CAN RI
covr tame by rnlllna'and no Inn my charge
U. H. Young , 5IJ s. gf utreet , Mlu9 ls
SHORTHAND
VAN SANT'B SCIIOtKL/ifr BHOHT HAND. 1
V. Life. Omaha. "AEP for circular. J93
JOB
nnun JOD piiiNTijm ro. KINU PIUNTIN
of alt klnila. nth g in * building. 293
PAWNBROKERS.
H. MAHOW1TZ LOANB MONEr. < 1S N. 16TH.
GRINDING.
nAzons , BiinAits. CLIPPRIIS. LAWN MO\
era , etc. A. L. Unfleland. 1M H. 14th.
raHOLSTERINC r
, ' , . VEUY CUBA' * THIB MONT )
M. a. Walkln. an Curalntf. Tel. COi. XK
U. O. DAXON , S N , ICTH. U7 { (
BUKRA.U. SUES & CO. , Solicitors. D (
Oulldlnff , OMAHA , Neb. Advlco FRE1
TALE OF A BOOM CITY
The Best Efforts of tha West Dlscountod by
nn Alabama Specimen ,
ELANCMOLY STORY OF FORT PAYNE
lorloiii lllio nnil ItUngtruui Drcllnc , with
Flvn Million * llloiru In-rilln IIulIll-
Ill C l r ertccl nnil
1'ortunc * Sunk ,
The mining towns of the west liavo had
> oem towns Innumerable. Mining camp ;
nvo sprang Into cxlatcnco In a Uny and do-
eloped Into towns of moro or less linpcr-
ancc In a year or tno. Many have held
heir own despite the gradual decline of the
lines which gave them birth. Many liavt
Isappeared 'from ' the map , and where once
fc the active border llfo that Is fast bfl'
-omlng a memory , reigned In Us varied
hases , decay and desolation Is now en.
ironed. None of the deserted camps of tin
rest In their best days reached the proten.
ous altitude or now presents as great (
pectnclo of desolation and ruin ns th (
wrecked town of Fort Payne , Aln.
The story of Fort Payne , recently the
ride and hope of so many New UnglanO
eoplo , Is related by a correspondent of tin
t. Louis Qlobe-Uemocrat , and presents n
raglc lesson to enthusiastic Investors In dls
ant properties.
The company that boomed the ill-storm
own was organized In the fall ot 1888. H
.as looking for Iron and coal , and In th <
Icinlty of a little- village on tlio Alabami
Great Southern rn'lroad ' It found both it
Idlest profusion. Jt was In the beautlfu
V'llls valley , -with mountain ranges on clthei
Ide Lookout on the cast and Sand moun
atn on the west.
In selecting the officers of the companj
are was taken by the prime movers In tin
ntcrprlso to cheese from various points met
if Influence In their own districts mon o
terllng Integrity and honor. New Knglaiu
was thoroughly canvassed , for It was in thli
cctlon that the stock was principally offered
> uch vvns the faith In these men that wlthli
month KOOO.OOO of the ? 5,000.000 the sun
irlglnally fixed as the capital of the com
iany was token. In January , 1880 , th
irospectus went forth : "It Is the Intentloi
> f the stockholders and officers of the Kor
'ayno Coal and Iron company to build i
manufacturing city In the Wills valley a
'on Payne , and If the results obtained li
ther localities , many of them with far los
advantages , can bo taken as a criterion , tin
accomplishment of the object can readily b <
attained The company has laid the founda
Ions broad and surrounded the entcrprls
vlth men whoso financial skill and judgmeji
are a guarantee that the Inexhaustible re
vourcos of this fine property will be care
ully and fully developed , and , as a natura
result of suqh development , a city will rls
n Its midst , " etc.
Early In 18S9 the pioneers arrived In th
illago and began the foundations of the nev
city. Uroad avenues and streets were lali
out and carefully graded ; building went 01
with great rapidity ; houses sprang up a
f by magic ; moro pretentious homes , will
leautlful grounds , quickly followed ; man ;
nero were caiofully planned to be bull
ivhen the expected fortunes were realized
Young men from our various college
ngerly Bought positions with the companj
and a really charming lot of people becam
lettled there. It was called the "New Kng
and of the South , " and truly It might be
'or from , each and every town , village an
: lty were culled the men of means or In
luence/
As the mining and manufacture of Iror
which was everywhere so abundant , was t
jo the principal feature. Iron-working plant
und furnaces were established. Coal wa
everywhere , too. Coking coal was dlscovore
and coke ovens were built. A rolling ml !
hrid steel plant was"equipped. . Stove works
abaskef factory,1 an Ice factory , a flre-cla ;
works , a hardware plant and many moro In
dustrles were well established within a yeai
. A complete system of sewerage , wate
works and n fine electric plant to lllumlnat
.ho city followed. Klne hotels vvera built an
Beautifully fitted with every comfort. A
academy with a well selected corp ? ot teacli
crs was established , for hero was to be
center o'l learning aa well a ? of Industry
hurclieg were built and an opera house.
In eighteen months from the time of start
ng the prophecy set forth In the prospectu
was fulfilled , for a model city stood In th
place of cotton fields.
The taxable property Increased during thl
period from J14G.C33 to $3,000,000
The northerners who tmd gone there t
: lwell were enthusiastic over the place The
were making money rapidly In their r al es
POISONED
Is a source of much Buffering. The Bystem
eboulcl bo thoroughly cloanscil of all Imiiurltlcs ,
and the blood kept In a licultliy condition.
S. S. S. removes Chrnnir c nipei
w/nronit oorej
, - / *
ulcers , otcpurini-s
tbo blood , and builds up the general hcallh. It
is wltboutnn equal.
Ira F. Stiles , ot Palmer , Kan. , says : "My
foot and leg to my hneo was n running Bore for
two ye.vrs. und physicians Bald it could not bo
cured. After taking fifteen small bottles of
S. S. S. there Is not u sere on my limbs , and I
have a new lease on lite. I am Hovcnty-scvcn
years old , nnd have had my ngo renewed at
least twenty years by the use of I - - jOur
Our Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
to any address.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. , Atlanta , On.
RAILWAY TIME CARI
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OmahaUnion ] * Depot. 10th b Mason hts | Omah
TOIEam : . . ; . . . . Denver Expicss 9Jni :
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4,35pm Denver Express 4.10pi
C'ISpni Nebraska Local ( except Sunda > ) 7.4 pi
S.lSiill..Line'In Local ( except Sunday ) U. jai
Leaves ( CHICAGO HURLINGTON & Q iArrlvei
Omaha'Unlon Depot. 10th & Mason Sts | Om.ih
4H5pm..u. . . . ChiCJEO Vestibule ! ) :5Jm
9.4 am ChlcaKO Express 4.2opi
70pm : . v Chicago and Iowa Local . . 8 ooai
[ lliCim . .Pacjllo Junction Local . . c.05pi
LeaveiriCIliCAlFdrMIU . 8T l 7vUL I Arrive
OmahnJJJnlpn Depot , iqth & Mason Sts | Omali
r..Mpln ChlcaKO Limited. .7. . . . 9.30ai
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Omalialy. P Depot , 10th & Mnnon bts 1 Olliah
11.05am..EasteTn" ExVfess 5p"
J:00pm : , , . . . . .Vestlbuled Limited 9:40a :
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OniahalUnion Depot. 10th & Mason Sts | Omul
"
_ _ EAST. ' '
HilCam ; , Atlunllo Ihipreiis ( ex. Suiday ) . , ( l.O p
CZ5pm Night Express 9.50p
440im..Chicago ! | Vestllmlfd Llm.ted. . l.O u
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> :2iiain , . Nebraska Patntnger ( Dally ) . . 8:25p
4:15pm..Sioux : City Kxprec.1 ( ex. Sun. ) .llMa :
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210pm ; . Fast Mall and Eipress. . . , . . 45Cp ;
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* S45am ; . Kansas City Day Express . 6.u5n
:4.pm.K.CvNI : ! . ht Ex. via. U. P. Trans. t'Jz :
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OmahoDej [ > ot 15th and Webster fits | Omal
9.00am . St , Louis Express , , , . ( f.OO.i
9 , } pm. . , . , . St. Louis Express . eip :
t:10pm : . Nfbratka IJJCB ! ex. . ) . . _ . . . . _ :
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OmahalUnlon Depot , loth & Mason fUt ) Omal
toim . Sioux City Passenger . lo7wli
t'.t5pm . St. Paul Express . 10l > iq
Leaves ! UNION PACIFIC. IAnlv <
OmahaynlojiD ( Dot , JOlli ft Mason " 8li. | Omal
ID Mam . Kearriey'Expresi" , . . . . . . . . . S.43r
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7.10pm . . . . . .Paclno Express . . . . . . . . .10.Ua
< :3upm. : . . . . .Fust Mall , . , 4:10ji :
"
OmahalUnlon Dtpot. lOUi Jt Mason 8tsJ Oinal
I.Mpn . , .8U Louis Cannon Uall . , , , , lt.Kf
ate ventures , and as fast as one sale \viu
onsummatcd anothnr was negotiated ,
The Bcencry waa delightful , with Its rocky
tens nnd falling water * . The mountain
Kca were plcturoquo at every turn. Old
/ookout had many mctnorlos to the Boldler
iig pnrtli-s oxnlored hills where nil wai
ovel and strange.Vlthln twenty miles
icro were tintrtxlden forests. Tlie climate
ns mild , the temperature equable ; fet
enlthfulnesi It could not bo surpassed. The
KhUvere cool ,
Excursion nfter excursion Ind been planned
ml executed during these eighteen months ,
rlnglnp ; from New Knglaml * homes hard
nrncd savings to bo deposited In the
'Ulectrlc City. " These excursions wore nl-
-ays - lavishly arranged. After a delightful
ournoy from Huston the \pBtllni1cd trains
ftcn tvvelve In number wotiitl arrive In the
arty even lug of the second day , when the
wInkling llnhtn of the little city shone out
rllllantly The visitors were tnhen at mice
o the famous hotel , the ( lining room of whlcl
vas most Rttractlvc. Its wnltafsvcro well
rlllrd , nnd a well Unown chef from Iloalon
ttundoil to the cuisine. The guests were
nthtislastlcnlly welcomed and well enter-
alncd. What wonders \vcro shown thoin !
'hey subscribed eagerly to ever ) thing ,
< oath to leave , they returned homo com-
ilotcly under the charm of the place and
nrrlcd the tale ot wonder to their friends
nducliiR them also to Invest.
A year passed , nnd Instead of marvelous
e turns there CAIIIO Imperative demands foi
iiore money. The Investors must protect
heir Interest , so moro money was raised
nany homes being mortgaged to do this.
When the company had drained one BOO-
Ion It reached out In another direction , A
oily party of Chicago business men foum
ho place very nttractlvc and Invested coil'
Idcrnbly In the new enterprises. Hut wtl )
iislness men from the northwestern cities
ere not caught. They cntno and saw , bul
vero not conquered , and toilay have reasor
or congratulation
Times began to change ; money , once sc
ilentlful nnd free , wan harder to get ; still
ho people had fulth In their \\oiulerful town
'hey boon began to criticise the manage
nont. Too much money had been uxpondci
n n fancy railroad -to the coal lands. H
vni n pretty rldo up the steep mountain
quite no\el , yet complaints were heard The
; icat furnaces that were to maUo such won
lerful steel and Iron were obliged to shu
lown for lack of funds.
Some of the officers of the company , re
llzlnp ; their false position , withdrew fron
ho enterprise. In the spring of 1891 pteparn
Ions were made by the most promlnon
vorkers In the field to withdraw quietly
Hliers followed as quickly ns possible al
it n heavy loss and so the exodus began
The academy closed Us doors ; the hotel wai
hut up ; all building was suspended , and tin
> eople were panic stricken. All who couli
cave went nway. Uut there were many win
could not leave , for their Interests were nl
centered thero.
One bright joung Janycr , who had left i
rood practice , with good social position , li
ho cast , to build up a homo at Fort I'ayno
irlnglng a clmimlng wlfo and family , wa :
so tortured by the situation that ho resorlei
o a dangerous drug to still his anxiety , am
s now bereft of homo and wife , the woman'
loath being hastened by the change in thi
once happy llfo.
One man , somewhat elderly , but full o
Ifo nnd vigor , gave up his prosperous busl
ness and lovely home. In a Vermont tovvi
0 Invest all at Kort 1'ayne. This man , sttd
denly aged , by this blighted trouble , hi
ier\ous condition developing Into Insanity
dicnl alone nnd deserted In n Ma&sachusott
nsane asylum last July.
Another man was so overcome with c\
cltcment In the early days to troubled tha
10 could not get nil the land ho wnntcd-
: hnt his brain became unbalanced nnd ho I
low an Inmate of an insane asylum. Man ;
others followed In his pathway , and suicide
were frequent.
One > oung man , who l.ad Inherited a sniti
'ortuno , placed it all In the hands of i
: rusted agent to bo Invested for him a
Tort I'ayno , so gtent was his faith In th
ilnce. A charming villa was to be bull
Tor him on the outskirts of the town , for h
vns coming with his brldo In the fall Th
liouse was never occitplel save by tramps
nnd It stands nlono and deserted.
Ono of the chief officers of the company ,
man respected by all , of strictest Integrll )
surrounded by friends and by every comforl
n piomlnent attorney In his own city , lei
all behind to place his fortune hero. Thl
man thoroughly believed in the greatest sue
cess for the venture , nnd , reaching out I ;
nil directions , brought every friend and rela
Uvo he could to the place , desiring them t
ihare In the glorious profits to come. H
has left nil behind him to begin llfo anew li
northern city. Ho la broken In splrll
To all his own troubles he has the ndde
rnng of remorse for the friends and Klndre
w recked through their faith In him. Many
many other Instances of horror nnd despal
could bo quoted , for of all the bright glor ;
only ashes remain.
The wilier was painfully Impressed by th
'lesolnto ' appearance the lltllo town prescnto
leccntly. It was night when the vlslto
arrived , and tha blackness of old Lonkoul
irlni and dark against the horizon , but em
[ ihaslzed the painful contrast to the appear
unco of the gay little city four years age
It Is a tragic tale the rise nnd fall of thl
llttlo town carrying with it desolation an
despair Into so many once happy homes an
hearts In New England.
The beeautlfitl homes , costing so man :
thousands of dollars , laid out with sue !
loving pride , are owned now by the native
of the place people who had lived In "call
Ins" before the boom , whose ' "farms" ha
been so eagerly bargained for and wh
could afterward use the money thus give
Lhem to buy for a mere song the lovcl
liomcs built there. Those vvho do not bu
cilmly select a house anywhere and prc
ceed to dwell therein. No rent can be co !
lected from them , for they once moro rul
the town , so wonderfully Improved for thci
by the "Yankees. "
All the Industries arc lying Idle , many c
them dismantled by the men having charg
of them for the past tlireo years , scllln
the fine machinery to pay their own salarle :
All Is waiting for a purchaser. The vvho !
town , costing more than $5,000,000 , could I :
bought today for $50,000 or less. Dut wi )
will buy ?
Of all the outsiders vvho Invested In Foi
Payne , but ono is recalled who did not suffc
by the reaction. Ho did not wait for it I
come , lie arrived early In the spring <
1889 , without money and apparently fricm
less. For weeks ho sat around In tl
different real estate olfices , constant !
smoking an old pipe. No one paid any a
tontlon to him , but ho was getting point
and , finally , managed to borrow some mnnc
from n good natured broker. lie Invested I
land , vvas very lucky , and had many qulc
returns from his real e tate ventures. The :
while the fever was at Its height nnd ei
thiislasm boundless , while ho might safe :
have lingered nnd Increased his winnings , 1
quietly departed for his western homo vvltl
out saying goodby and with $50,000 In h
pocket ,
A strange feature of It nil Is that tl
honest leaders ot the enterprise lost not on
ull the money they ever had , but all prestli
besides. It was nil a tragedy for the li
vestors.
A Child Kiijiiyn
The pleasant flavor , gentle action and soot
Ing effects of Syrup of Figs , when In nei
01 a laxative , and If the father or mother 1
costive or bilious , the most gratifying resnl
follow Its use ; so that It la the best faml
remedy known , and every family shou
have a bottle on hand.
11U Milit Out.
A Germantown bachelor ot convivial ha
its , missing his last train , spent the nig
with a friend In town , soya the I'hlladelph
Record , and met with a harrowing oxpei
ence. When they awoke In the morning t
Germantown man , to me his own expresslo
felt like a fur salesman who had swallow
his samples. He wag Mill a trifle under t
Influence of the rosy , and his nerves we
not In the best possible condition. On t
dressing case was an open pill box , cental
Ing two p | Uts , He was about to ask 1
friend what kind of pills they were wh
unu of them sjave a little * squirm and turn
completely over. The Oennantown m ;
rubbed his eyes and stared In amazement.
Then the other pill slowly began rolll
about tha box , and his eyes threatened
bulge out of their sockets. The two pi
next began hopping up and down , as thou
trying to escape from the box. ThorouKl
frightened , the. Qerrnontowner gave a yi
and , jumping Into bed , pulled the clot !
over his head. "Take 'em awayt"
groaned. "Take what away ? " asked I
very much surprised friend. "Those pi
In Hint box. Have I got 'cm , or are th
really jumping about ? " "Plllsl * ' was I
laughing reply. "They're not pills. They1
a couple ot these Jumping brans I bought
yesterday ami put In the pill box to ke r > . ' '
And the Oermnntown man felt a BT at d l
'tetter.
tlhcumattam Is primarily cixusrd by ncMlty
ot the blood. Hood's Snrsipnrllla purifies
the blood and thus cures the disease.
A FAIR VIKQINIA-BANDIT.
Pretty N ll Pruncott UHS H Terror to the
\\uj-fnrlni ; Mouiitiiltioors
The recent exploits ot two female highway
robbbcrs In a part ot West Virginia recall
the rather romantic story ot the llfo nnd
death of Nell I'rescott , old Virginia's first
highway woman. Nell was born and lived
and died within sixty miles of ParkersburR ,
says a correspondent of the CJIobe-Democrnt ,
ami. though her span of existence only ex
tended over some twenty years , she made.
things lively In the mountains while she did
live. Vet her daring on the rend had a
lilting climax In the unique manner of her
capture and melancholy death.
Nell Prescott lived and died "bcto1 d
with. " She was the pretty daughter of old
Job Prcscott , who lived nt the foot ot old
Hold Top mountain. As a school girl sh
was bright , Intelligent and studious , and II
Is generally believed that It was the cxtroma
poverty of her parents that drove her to tha
highway.
IJarly In the spring of 18S3 a rattle buyer
named Jonnlngj reported to Sheriff Mul-
cahey that while crosslnn n.ild Top and when
near the county line ho caught up with a
prepossessing , boyish-looking follow on tha
trail , who said ho had walked from Llnwood
nnd was goingto Deorlng , a little settlement
nlno miles this wny from the mountains.
Jennings offered the wayfarer a scat behind
him on the horse , which oder was thankfully
accepted. Tluu mounted the pair rode mer
rily on their way , chatting plensuntly as they
proceeded. Jennings thought his companion
wna a very entertaining fcllnw , nnd was nil
unconscious of danger until , while passing
thtough n narrow delllc , . he felt the muzzle of
a pistol pressed against his head , and a volca
exclaiming from behind :
"Give mo your money or clso I'll shootl"
Jennings wus dumfounded by the sudden
nnd unexpected turn of affairs , but as he
heard the pistol click , knew there was
nothing else to do but to comply with the
command , nnd ho nt once drew out a roll
of bills , amounting to $ . ! 00 , which was Im
mediately snatched from his hand by till
boyish companion , who leaped lightly from
the horse to the ground , and then cooliy
said.
"Stranger , you're broke now , nnd as I
took the pistol from your belt to do the
job , I'll give you $20 so as to get another. "
Then the robber disappeared , nnd Jen
nings went disconsolately on his way to
Huntley , where he found the sheriff. Mill-
call ey at once dispatched n posse ot otllcera
In pursuit of the highwayman , nnd , although
they scoured the mountains for three days ,
could obtain no trace of him. Three wc-cks
aftcrvvnrd a peddler was held up and robbed
of $ C3 near the t > amo spot where Jennings
had been despoiled of his money on the
Llnwood trail. This deed was done by a
small , bewhlbkered desperado , From thence
highway robberies were frequent on the
mountains.
The Inhabitants of the sparsely settled
country believed they were at. the mercy of
nn organised band ot highwaymen , for In
no two rases did the descriptions of the
robber tally. The fact , though , that the
crimes were nlwn > s committed by one person
nnd In a certain locality nt last led the au
thorities to doubt the existence ot a band
of robbers and to believe that nil the "jobs"
were the work of but ono Individual. At
once they set about effecting his capture.
Jinny attempts were made In that direction ,
but all to no effect. At last , however , U
was deemed necessary to have deputy sheriff a
constantly patrolling- mountains and $500
rcwnrd was ottered for the capture nnd con
viction ot ritiy highway robber. This offer
set many private citizens on still hunts , nnd
at last Gnbe Jlmlson and Al Wheaton devoted -
voted their time lo the pursuit of the un
known highwayman Ono morning , accom
panied by Gabo's bloodhound , Jennie , they
were on their way up Rattlesnake mountain ,
when they met a Hebrew puck peddler , who
an hour before had been hold up by a bearded
highwayman oil the Bentley road nnd robbed.
of $30
The peddler accompanied Gabe and his
companion back to the place where the rob
bery occuircd , and the dog was placed on
the highwayman's trail. The hound vva
held in leash so as to keep her constantly
within range of her owner's rifle. Thus thl
trio of men , led by the dog , followed the
trail around the mountain side , through
the woods and across chasms and brooks ,
Jennlo baying loudly the while. After a
two hours' journey , and when ncarlng Hunt-
Ity , Jennie begun tugging furiously at her
Icash , and Gube knew she was hot on the
trail , and at last he caught a glimpse ot a
human form flitting through the trees ahead.
Instantly Gabe Jlmlsun raised his rifle and
fit oil , but , apparently , without effect , for
the chase- was continued , but teen ended at a
fallen tree , 'Into which the highwayman had
so ight concealment Gabo and Al knew they
had treed their "coon , " nnd that his capture
was inevitable , so the hound was riM. allowed
U > enter the aperture. Gabo kicked the log
repeatedly , then shouted "Come out o'
thar an' s'rcnder ter th' law or I'll smother
ycr with smoke , [ or vve'tins has yer sho1. "
There was no response to the stern com
mand. Not n sound cnuld be heard from
within the log. Evidently the robber was
disinclined to surrender , so Gabe and Al held
a consultation of war In whispers , which
ended In the latter going to summon as
sistance whllo Jlmlson remained to guard
the selMmprl oncd captive.
It was shortly after 1 o'clock when Al re
turned accompanied by three vvoodmon and
Deputy Sheriff Strong. Strong 'opposed tryIng -
Ing to smoke out the robber by a fire , at the
bnso of the fallen tree , and directed another
method of getting hold of the robber , which
was to split the log open So , with axes and
wedges the log was cpllt , disclosing within u
motionless human form. The aperture vv ts
materially widened , while the deputy sheriff
und Gabe stotd on the alert with drawn re
volvers , and nt last the officer reached down
and grasped the form by the shoulder , saying
at the same tlmo :
"I arrest you in the name of the Common
wealth of Virginia for highway robbery. "
There was no response. With n vigorous
jerk he turned the form over , nnd then
jumped back aghast. The bearded face that
confronted his was that of the dead. Gabc's
bullet had done its work. The robber had
been shot through the back. In raising
the body from the log the whiskers w6rn
were discovered to bo false , and when the
olllcer removed them Gabo Jlmlson ex-
cHlmed : "Holy smoke. It's Nell ProscotJI
Hoys , I'm flabbergasted. "
Some of hla companions also recognized
the pretty face , nnd , despite the tact that
the form was clad In male uttlrc , declared
U to bo that of old Job 1'rescott's daughter.
It was mercifully decided to not Inform
the Prescott family of the death of Nellie ,
and to , after viewing the body , the coroner
ordered It Interred on the mountain Bide.
near Oak Grovo. After the burial there
were no more highway robberies lu that
part of Virginia.
A melancholy sequel to the death ot Null
Prescott was the suicide , by shooting at her
grave , of the young ( .clioolmaaler of Hunt-
ley. lie had been the girl's lover.
Oregon Kidney Ten cures all kidney "Mc
U.K. Trial size , 25 cents. All druggist ) .
'Hui Melancholy Days ll.ivo Come ,
These are the melancholy days :
liecause sneezing seems to be the most
popular mods of salutation.
Because painfully neat housekeepers deem
It necessary to give the house a fall clean
ing.
liecause It Is so hard to decide- between a
buffalo robe and a linen ulster ,
liecause your umbrella Is a miserable thing
ot shreds , patches and broken steels , and
your pocketbook U In even a less happy
condition.
Because the dancing days have come- again
and , like an Idiot , you gave away your nlceit
fan and your prettiest slippers last June.
Because for the next month you will b
constantly discovering clews that will tell
you that all your woolen things have been
appropriated by Industrious little moth * .
When Dab/ was elcV , wo garo her Costorla.
When Bhe woa a Child , cho cried for Castoric.
Wh < u Bhe became Kiss , she clung to Costarb.
1 rofff cho had Children , the gave thorn Ciutotk
