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Slity-KlRlit Decrees Below
Zero.
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There ere n few places In ( ho United
States proper ( the word "proper" being
pnt In to exclude onr colony of Alaska ,
ilmost n third of which lies in the arctic
regions , ) where the winter weather la in-
tenioly cold , and whore even the snmtnor
weather la to cool that both acorn like the
polar regions , but those few places are BO
far in the west , among tbo high moun
tains , and so thinly populated , that I fool
quite sure that the more mention of .71 °
below zero or 103 ° below the freezing
point will make the chills run over my
readers , and if it bo n warm day when
they paruso it they will be accordingly
thankful , and , I hope , will not 'cast ir
nsldo with a more qlanco at the heading ,
oven if it bo not.
The author was inn heavy atom , last-
Ins ; some two or throe henrs , on July 8 ,
1870 , while oik hunting In the high spurs
of the Bit ; Horn mountains of Montana ,
and when returning to camp learned tha' '
another hunting party hud crossed tholi
horaeo on the ice of a lake on the 4th ol
July at a still higher level , the ice nol
having molted from the winter's deep
freezing. The 14th of August the same
year ice formed on the water in out
camp kettles and buckets , and , in abort
in that portion of the country it is cole
enough to give a person who may live
there long a chanca to see a snow atom :
every month in the year as the anthoi
has but it is neb of those districts we
will wrlto In describing 71 ° below zsro
It was In tbo Arctic regions , not ftii
from Bl&ck'a Great Fish river , when the
author was conducting a homowarc
sledge journey to Hudson's Bay , in the
depth of an Arctic 'winter November
December , January , February ant
March. Severe ircnthor that IB , inten
sely cold had set in just before Christ
mas , lu 1879 , the thermometer sinking
to 05 ° and 68 ° below zero , and novel
getting above GO0 below , wo wore having
a very hard time with onr sledging alonj
the river , our camps at night almost It
sight of thoao wo bad loft in the mornlnf
so close wore they together and so alow
ly did wo labor along. Reindeer or
which wo were relying for our daily sup
ply of food , wore not found near the
river , aud being seen some ten or fiftoer
miles back from it , I determined to leave
its bed and strike straight 'for ' homo ir
Hudson's Bay.
Wo had been gone three or four days
and ES wo ascended the higher levels th
thermometer commenced lowering , anc
on the 3d of January , 1880 , at 4 o'cloct
In the afternoon , reached .71 ° below zero
the coldest wo experienced on our sledge
journey of nearly a year In length anc
the coldest over encountered by white
men traveling out of doors , for that da ;
we moved camp some tfn or twelve mile
to the southeastward. The day was neat
at all disagreeable , I must say , unti
loog toward the early nightwhen a sllgh
zspnyr , the merest kind of motion of the
wind that would bardly rnlllo the
loaves on a tree , or even ouflicion
to cool the face on a warn :
day , sprang up from the southward , and
slight and Insignificant as it was , it cute
to the bone every part nf the body tha
was exposed , and which fortunately wac
only tne face from the eyebrows to the
chin and about lulf of the cheeks. We
turned our backs toward it as much RS
possible , especially after wo lutl gotten
into camp aud got to work building oui
snow bouses and dlpglng through the
thick ice of tbo lake for fresh water , anc
so lazily did our breath 'that congealee
Into miniature clouds float away to the
northward , like the little light cirrus
clouds of a summer tky , that we Itnav ,
well enough how terribly cold it must be
without looking at the thermometer tha
stood at 71 ° below zero , Fahrenheit.
It is not so much the intensity of the
cold , exprcBsad in degrees on the thermometer
momotor , that determines the disagree-
abloneas of arctic winter weather as it IE
the force and relative direction of the
wind. I have found it far ploaeantei
with the thermometer at CO3 , CO' , or over
70 ° below zero , Fahrenheit , with little
or no wind blowing at the time , than tc
face a rather still' breeze when the little
tell-tale showed 60 ° warmer temperature
Even an arctlo acclimated white mai
facing a good strong wind at 20 ° or 25 °
balow zero ia almost turo to freeze the
nose and cheeks , and the thetrmometei
does not have to sink over -4 ° or 5 ° tc
induce the Etqnimaus thcraeolvoj to keep
within their anug snow houses under the
came circumstances , unless want or famine
ino demands their presence in tbo storm
With plenty ia the larder for all the
mou'hs , brute and human , none of them
venture out in nuch weather.
It is very consoling to add , however
that the intensely cold temperatures o
the arctic are nearly always acaompanlee
by calms , or at least by very light wlnda
and such was the case on our memorable
3d of January , 1880. In fact , with the
exception of a very few quiet days during
the warmest weatbor of the polar sum
mer , those clear , quiet , cold ones of the
arctic winter ore about the only times
when-the wind is not blowing vigorously
from some point of the compass , or so II
seemed at least in th t part of it whore
my travels warn oast. 1 doubt , however ,
if there are as many fearful storms dur
ing low temperatures in the arotlo as in
the far northwestern part of our own
country where they are known as "bllz-
zuda. " Certainly , In proportion to the
ability of withstanding extreme oold , and
the methods the polar inhabitants have
of combating it , there are no such dan
gers run by them of life or discomfort as
by our brotliern of the far Northwesl
when the "northers" comedown on them
In the dead of winter ,
There wore a few exceptions to this
general rule of quiet weather with ex
treme cold , and when they had to be endured -
durod they were simply terrible. One
morning the thermometer at 8 o'clock
showed us that it ws G8' below zero , but
as U was calm and quiet wo p id little
attention to it , and harnessed onr dogs
and loaded our sledges for onr day's jour
ney , which was an exceedingly short one
of throe or four inlleg to the snow house
of an Esquimau where wo could buy reindeer -
doer meat for ourselves and doge. We
were just ready to t rt when a sharp
wlnu sprang up from the northwest that
felt like R acore of rizw bladoj cutting
the face. Had it started L5 or 20 min
utes sooner wo would not have thought
of going , but the distance ahead was such
a short one and the road so good over a
gently rolling country that wo choceto go
ahead rather than unload our sledges and
go hick Into the same old camp. We
kept the dogs at a good round trot and
ran alongside the sledges the whole way
except one ihoit rest , and I can assure
my readers that when wo reached the
now honso of the Klnnepstoo Esquimau
t was as welcome a refuge as if It had
> Bon a first-class hotel. I was frozen
ilong my left arm from , my shoulder
0 my wrist , and it was quite palufnl for
1 number of clays ; and many of the others ,
Scqulmnus as well as white men , were
ilso "nipped" hero and there more or
ess severely. The wind was strong
enough to drift the loose anew along the
[ round , but I suppose our Imaginations
luring such a strain made us think it was
very much stronger than it really
was if wo could have measured its
rate with a proper instrument. When
wo got to the end of our journey I again
ooked nt the thermometer , and It indi
cated 55" below zjro , that is , it had got
warmer by 13 ° In a half hour to throe-
quarters of an hour , the tlmo it hoc
taken us to got through , although it
might hare been thirteen times thirteen
degrees colder , judging by the way we
felt. I told the Etquimaus , who hoc
boon with us on the abort trip as pledge
drivers aud so on , that It was much eoldor
as shown by the Inetrumont In the
quiet air just before wo started than i
was when the wind was raging the high
est , but I think from the inorodulou
glances that they took at each ether tha
they voted the thermometer as the mos
accomplished Ananias they over mot , ant
wondered how wo could bo duped intc
such preposterous Ideal directly agnlna
onr common aoneo and personal objcrvn
tlons of cold. They might believe the
world was round and turned over over ;
day without the polar bear * eliding o )
the elippory icaborg when it was upsld
doi n atmply bacaiisa the white man
their acknowledged superior in intelligence
gonco , had said so , but nothing wonli
persuade them that when they felt par-
fcctly comfortable and warm loading th
alodgo and harnessing the dogs it wa
colder than when their , arms and log
were fronan , and tholr noaea and cheek
"nipped" moat ferocioualy with the frost
Wo tried to explain the effect of th
wind , bub they ( aid they had known th
wind to blow them off their feet in th
summer and not freeze them a particle
and very much preferred to believe tha
the little thermometer told a fib , or a
least wns badly mistaken. They sail
they know it seemed colder when th
wind blow , but that was because it act
ually was colder at those times than
others , and not simply beciuso it soeme <
so , and hero they stood firm.
The thermometer stood at 71 ° Far
ouholt , the unclouded sky in the vicinity
of the sun , hanging low in the aouthorr
horizon , assumed a dull leaden hue
tinged near the aun'a rim with a faint
brownish rod , not unlike the aklcs w
aeo coaraoly painted on cheap chrome
lithographs displayed for sale la third
rate picture shops. At nighttime th
stars glitter Ilka diamonds under th
electric light , and fairly seems on fir
with their brilliant radiance. Shonlt
yon pour water cold water taken fron
the well dug through the ice of the lak
near which yon are camped upon th
surface of the ice. it greets yon with ar
astonishing crackling nolsa like fire run
ning through cedar brush , or like
dozen bunchca of miniature firo'crackers
and the ice that waa so clear before tha
you almost ielt timid about putting yon
foot on it for fear that it really was no
there , now instantly turns as white a
marble and as hard to see through as a
much anew , caused by the infinite num
ber of little seams running in every dl
rcctlon through it from the nncqua
expansion. Many of the Esquimau cbil
dren amuse themselves trying this almpl
experiment until the white spots on th
clear ice of the lake give it a most inottlci
appearance.
Vapor and steam seem to roll awn ;
from everything of a living nature , ant
the sledges with its ton or fifteen dog
and ita four or fiva humans in harneai
looks like a starting locomotive onvolopec
in its escaping steam , and leaves a trai
of vapor behind them resembling the
dust stirred up on a well-used road by
wogon wheels. Should the party halt tc
rest In a baain-llko valley this vapo
rapidly collects as a fog bank , and in n
little while becomes so donee so as to obscure
scuro the originators from a person &
a distance , but really makes their where
abouts easily determined by this verj
sign. Herds of musk oxen and rolndoo
inn Ice their positions visible by this mean
at quite long distances if the herds b
largo , four or five mllea away , and at from
favorable height ! , even three or fou
times this dlatancs , BO the E'qnlmau
hunters claim ; BO far away , in fact , tna
it has been known to take two days
sledging to reach them ; but my reader
must boar in mind that a day ia the arc
tlo winter Is very abort , often only on
hour or two loug. Even at these won
derful aud extreme distances the mot
koon-oycd hunters claim ( and theec
Esquimau are never given to premedit
ated falsooood ) that i hey can toll whothc
the herd is one of musk oxen or relndee
by some varying peculiarities of the va
pora which I did not clearly understand
and which 1 never took an opportunity to
practically apply.
Even the foot of a person walking
along as it Is lifted from the ground leaves
a little puff of vapor to float away from
the spot us if the walker had stoppoc
upon a sponge saturated with smoke
which was liberated by the pressure , anc
this , too , when there are four thicknesses
of heavy reindeer akin between the bare
foot and the anew underneath.
So acarco was the game through thia
part of the country , and 00 absolutely de
pendent wore we upon It for onr daily
supply of food , that to increase our
chances of securing it wo separated inte
parties , one and two days' journey aparl
/rom each other , ( although traveling the
tra'l ' , ) and thus each apace between oampi
wis gone over twice or throe tlmoi , and
onr chances of seeing reindeer or musk
oxen increased proportionately. Occa-
riontlly my elodgo would be ia the rear ,
and before wo atarted in the morning ll
would aomotlmes be useful to know 11
the pirty ahead had moved on , and Too-
looan , my sledge driver , would climb a
Dear hill , and if the weather was in
tensely cold and clear waa almost cure to
be able to tell mo , although the measured
sledge journey to the snow house that he
bad discerned by Ita ascending vapors was
often eight and ten miles , and probably
throe-fourths as much in a straight Una.
Whenever the sledge was traveling
along Its iced runners dragging over the
line gritty snows would give forth a clear
musical rin ? in the bitter oold air that
sounded very much like the drawing of a
ealnod bow over a tuning fork , a well-
enow experiment in acoustic lectures ,
ilauy of tny readera who live , cr have
Ived , in countries where the thrrmomo-
er gets down to zero and 20" below In
the winter , have heard this sound coming
rom the iron runners of the swift gliding
sleighs , and especially upon a ploar quiet
light with but a single sleigh within
lotring. Could you Imagine that clear
roaty ring as much louder as the wbdtlo
of a steamboat it above the whlatlo of a
man , or certainly multiplied manifold
Imes , jou could reallza how the Iced
ledged runnera fairly alng with their
loliihed aurfaca dragging over the marble
jkeenoiraof the Intense Arctic cold.
By holding the ear near to the anew this
mualo of the cold can bo hoard a couple
of miles aw y , and at this great distance
sounds like tho'aoft mormurlngs of ar
. . -Ejllan harp or distant mingllnga ol
; ultors.
Sometlmoa when breathing thia ox
.romoly cold air my tcngno felt as if II
was freezing in my month , but I conic
readily rid myself of this uncomfortable
feeling by breathing through the noatrlli
lor a minute or two. Naturally you wil
aak "Why not breathe through the noj-
trlls all the tlmo T oa you have BO often
hoard advocated , This bitter cold air
pissing through the nostrils keeps up an
Irritation so that the consequent catarrl
makes it desirable to use the month
nearly altogether In broathing. Alsotho
nose is more liable to frcczo when breath
ing through It. Thoao freezings of the
nose and chocks are very common offalr *
occurring over a dor.cn times a day It
very low temperature , and especially i
there bo any wind blowing in the face
The Ucqulmaus euro these ellgh
frost bitoa by applying the hand
warm from the reindeer mitten , dircctlj
to the spot. They know nothing of rub
bing frost bites with snow , so extolled In
our own cold climates , and I doubt its
efficacy myself in these extremely low
arctlo temperatures , when the snow 1
like sand if loosa and like granite rock i
In niaas. Another fnllacloua idea ex
ploded by my Esquimau , at leaat to a
great extent , was the use of anew to
quench thlrat , which every arctic wrlto
has been so unanimous In condemning a
hurtful. My Eiqalmaus used it at nl
temperatures to alleviate tholr tbirat
first breathing on the piece of snow
few times before putting it in the mouth
I have often seen Esquimau boys place
ateol snow knlfo to their tongue and lo
it froeza fast , and then swing it back
ward and forward until it fell , and try
and make it stick upright in the enow.
FllEDEUICK SCHWATKA.
OF SOCIETY GIRLS.
A IJmck of Men the Trouble nt th
National Capital.
Gail Hamilton.
"What are society perils for youn
women ? " I just asked a "society girl ,
and she paid : "In Washington , lack o
men. " For girls this la true , There or
plenty of men in Waahington. Porhap
In no city In the United States is soclol
worth so much &s in Waahington
because so many distinguished mo
gather there. In no party do yon fate
to see groups , any one member of whlc
would bo considered worth making a feas
for in other cities But the distlnguishoc
men of Waahington scarcely come at an
earlier period than their catly mlddl
life. They are in Washington
boeauso they have already won
more or less eminence. They are pas
the uncertainty , the hoeitancy , the un
reality of life , and are bent on dofinit
pursuits. Too young men , the natura
mates for the girls , are in other cities am
districts practicing law , learning to odl
newspapers , cantering over cattle ranches
preaching sermons to young women ant
probably making a poor fiat of it , cxplor
ing mines , earning moneyj wincing fame
By and by they will come to Washington
but in that day our girls will not bo girl
cny more. A very few of those youn
men are in Washington , but very few
hardly enough to go round. Consequently
quently a girf who goes into saciofy en
counters the peril of not finding man ;
stimulating minds among her yotinge
comr&doa.
And there are parils of five o'clock teas
ruinous to digestion and always the perl
of confounding the cakes and candles o
Ufa with its roast boef. "Society" Is so
fascinating that girls are in danger of for
getting that it is refreshment and rest
not steady work.
A "Well-Known Doctor's Experience
'Dr. 0. Fawcett , resident physician o
the Union Protestant Infirmary , Baltl
more , Md. , publishes a card certifying
that having recently had three ciaea c
consumption under treatment whor
obstinate cough was the moat promlnon
symptom , ho concluded to give lied Sta
Cough Cure a trial , and in every cas
whore it waa used the effect waa mos
marked and beneficial , as it seemed to
have the power of controlling cough anc
thereby promoting sloop , especially a
night , when cough Is always the mos
troublesome.
A Trump titory on Its Travels ,
Fock's Sun.
Perhaps a more surprised and warmo
tramp novet1 lived than the one who
turned up in Omaha , Nebraska , recently
Ho was strolling along when his eyes
caught eight of a brick kiln that stoo :
hard by. While gazing at the kiln the
idea suddenly struck him that ho caulc
ascend to the top and oujoy a nice quiet
little anoczo without being disturbed.
Later in the day some workmen started a
fire in the kiln and were going aboal
their various duties , when they ere
atartod by a whoop that would have done
credit to a Piute. They gezad in the di
rection from whence tbo uoiao cams just
In time to step one side as Mr. Tramp
came sailing down from his lofty perch.
When the ( ire was started it was nol
long in searching out the tramp , and
when ho awoke bin clothes was all ablazo.
The men extinguished the flames , and
when the victim atarted off In the direc
tion of Omaha , there wasn't a hair on
his head , and his clothes were a tad
wreck ,
Switched On ? on Another Track.
Chicago Herald.
At a station down in Indiana the Like
Shore company employs a lady ticket
aoent. ; She Is a good agent and attends
closely to her business , but she Is a
woman still , The other day a lady trav
eler stopped up to the ticket window and
inquired about a train that was a little
late.
late."Will the train bo long ? " aho asked ,
meaning if it would be long in arriving.
"Oh , yee , " was the reply of the fair
ticket-agent , "longer than laat aoaaon ,
ant without ao many r a files around the
edge. "
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Physical Weakness ; Mercurial and otrx. ( ' < ! < :
iinns ol Throat , Skin or Bones , ( llood Poli r. tiVt
old Sores And Ulcers , in tr > trd itb < nt t 'i _ -
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Diseases Arising from Indiscretion , Excctj ,
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uiO deftetlT * mrtn-jry. plmpUi on t&n ree * , pLjtle&t decay.
Mer"lntotti * .oeltty of leto&ietCo3lul i 4flcuct&fc
r ndCTtnc Mnrrlnge Improper or utihalip' * , ti ;
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James Medical Institute
Chartered by theStnteof 1111-
jnois for thcexprcsspurpose
'of giving Immediate rellelln
[ all chronic , urinary and prl-
: vate diseases. Gonorrhoea ,
Gleet andSyplulls In all their
complicated forms , also all
diseases of the Skin and
Blood promptly relieved and
permancntlycured by rcme-
dies.testedina.Farl'i/l'car' *
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Weakness , Night Losses by Dreams , Pimples on
the FaceLost Manhood , fiM/fdv/f/rici-eif.T/irro /
Is no cjrjverfiiic'if7117. The appropriate remedy
is at once used in each case. Consultations , per
sonal or by letter , sacredly confidential. Med
icines sent by Mall and Express. No marks on
package to Indicate contents or sender. Address
DR.JAMESNo.204WashlnglonSI.Chcagolll. !
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futo tiiu LIVER aii'i Kiuritvs ,
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11 rvs receive m-wlorcc
. , l.rlufn-i IIiu mlnU a.ik
. Si7S5rnlo 75r , t-upBilcs ! < r.ilii I'.iwcJ
* $ f-i rliiftlrorti iOtnpla'nt.i '
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Clover Blossom
Irruci , lllch. , Feb. S , 18S2.
3. M. Loom it Co. . Moiraox , Mich.
OEST > 1 am using your Fluid Eitract Red Clorcr
Dlosiom and Wet Com press far Cancer on the bri > Mt ,
and am well. 1 am satisfied It la the beat remedy for
Cancer known. You are welcome to mo this for th
benefit of tutrerlnfr humanity.
Itcspictlully , MRS , L. A. JOIINSOK.
TOLEDO , O. , January 17 , ISIS.
J. M. IXIOSE ( t CO. , MONBOK , Mlcll.
OENTLIIIKK My wlfo lias fornomotlmo boon afflicted
with Romethlng like a fcrotalous dlnoM o , and found no
relict until ehei gai o your Extract of Itcd Cloveratrtal.
1 em linppy to ay ebe lias experienced crcat relief.
Tllli Ia but a ( light testimonial oC ray appreciation ot
your cirorts In behalf of humanity , which you are
welcouio to use for tholr benefit.
I am , ery respectfully , IL AMIS.
TOLEDO. O. , Doc. 1st , 1882.
J. M. Lee & Co. , HovnoB , lllch.
a NTS I commenced tAkliiB your r . lied Clover ,
Vo yeam ago , for Konlnelas , anil hare not been
lilpd > lnco. It Is hereditary with rao. Think you
ha\o the best blo'o'd in'odlciVio known"
Youra truly , W. SI. SE1BEIIT.
R. U. flyman , of Qraml nanldn , Jllcli. , ay After
two Doctors advised him toiibol.ooge'n Kit. Hod Clover
for n bad case of Kczcma , or Xtirer Koro on the loir.
Only used t o pounds of your Solid lUtract Itod Clover.
Am now \vclL
AnnHprlnB McdlclnoTonlannd ( rcnrnil lllood Port
( lerltliaanocqaal. For BOO by oil druKt'l ti , orJ. U.
Ixioto o ; Co. , Monroe , ilich.
PINKEYE.
Remarkable euro of a Horse
In the tall ot 1883 I hal aalu blo borio ttken
with the pinkeye , resulting In blo"d poison. After
nine tnontha ol doctoring with Ml tbe remedies to be
oundlnhoreo boove , i dc p lred of n cure. Ills
Ight bind leg waa M largo BBamao'd bed ; , and baden
on It o > er forty running roroa Ho was a most piti
able looking object. Atl t I thought of Swift's
Ideclflo , an commenced to ese It I used fifteen
bottles. In AugustHet ll ninptoms of tbo disease
lliapneared There h > e been no elgne of a return
and tbe horse has done a raulu'o work on my farm
ever nlnce. JAS L. YLUIIVO , AuguiU , Oa.
January 9,1882.
Bwllt'a Bpeclflo Is entirely vegetable. Treatise on
Dloed and Skin Dlxaees mailed free.
The Swift SpeclQojCo. , Drawer S , Atlanta , Oa. or
W. 26d SL. N. Y.
Stallion , Jack , Sheppard Jn
Will Bland lor stock at Omaha Fair grounds the
easonotlKSS , Uets IB ) lianJs h lfh , weight 1286
bs , bis lire JACK BIIEITAKD li full brother In blood to
) EXTKR 2:17j : , also to DiCTATOatbe sire of JAV.iriMiiH
:10 : , KALLAB , 2:18 : } and DIBCCIOE 8:17. : Call at tbe
air grounds and nee him and get nls peolitree In
fufi , terms J25 for the neason. A. TI1011SON.
Lots in Denver Junction ,
Weld County , Colorado.
Denver Junction Is n new town of about 200
nhabitantu , laid out In 1881 , on the great
runk railway across tba continent , at the
unction of the Juleeburpr lranch ! , 107 mllea
rom Denver. The town ia on necond bottom
and of tha 1'latte Itlver , tha finest location
> etween Omaha and Denver , and ia eurrouud-
aj by the bast-laying lands west of Kearney
unction , Neb. ; climate healthy and bracing ;
altitude 3,0 JO feet , Denver Junction bids to
lecome an important point , on tte U. V. H.
1. Co , , sro putting up many of their bulldinga
icre , while the U. & fit. H , K. Co. . are expect-
1 eoon to connect at this placo. Tin present
lance for good investmenta in town lota will
carcelv ever bs equaled elaeivhere , For ealo
> y tbe lot or block in good terms by
II. M. WOOLMAN ,
Agent , Denver Junction Colo.
Deal Estate
213 S. 14th STREET ,
BET. FARNAM AND DOUGLAS.
Have a large list of inside business and resi
dence property , and some of the finest suburban
property in and around the city.
Wo have business property on Cnpitol Avenue , Dodge ,
Douglnp , Fninnin , Homey , Howard , Otli , 10th , 13th nnd
16th srcets.
Wo hnve fine residence property on Fnrntun , Douglas ,
Dodge , Davenport , Chicago , Cass , California streets , Sher
man , St .Marys and Park Avenues , in fact on all the host
residence sheets. We have property in the following ad
ditions.
MiUard& Caldwell's
Lakes ,
Elizabeth Place
E.V. Smith's ,
Horbach's ,
Patrick's ?
Parker's ,
Sbinn's ,
Gise's ,
Nelson's ,
Armstrong's
Godfrev's ,
Lowe's ,
Kirkwood ,
College Place ,
Park Place ,
West End ,
Capitol ,
Reed's First ,
McCormick's ,
Kountz & Ruth's ,
Impr'nt Association
Wilcos ,
Burr Oak ,
Isaac < & ; Seldon's *
Manscom's
Grand View ,
Credit Foncier ,
Kountz' First
I ountz' Second ?
Kountz' Third ,
Kountz' Fourth ,
Syndicate Mill ,
Plainiriew , $
Hill Side ,
Tukev § c Kevsors ,
Thornburg ,
Clark Place , Jtf
Mvers < & Richards ,
Bovds ,
And ail the other Additions to the
City.
Adjoins the stockyards property in South Omaha
These lots are aold at $100. They are nicely lo
cated and will make convening cheap , and de
sirable homes for the employes of the stock
yards and packing honses.
Tukey & Keysors Sub-division , ,
Located in West Omaha , two blocks south of Leavciiwotth street , t
fine location ard Hie cheapest lots in Omaha125 ; for inside lots and
2150 for comers ; terms § 10 down , balance 85 per month ; dent fail to
see those if you want a bargain.
Kirkwood.
We have a few lots left in Kirkwooi addition , which we offer at low
I-rices , terms 525 down balance $10 per month. These lots are on high
level ground and are desirable.
Hawthorne ,
This addihon is mere centrally located than any other new addition
near the best Schools in tbe city. All the nh-eets are being put to grade
the grades have oeen established by the city council , and is very desira
ble residence property , only 15 blocks from Post office , prices lower than
adjoining additions for a homo or investment. These lots cannot be
beaten.
Foil SALE-Lot on Davenport with fine
houae. 82,000.
FOR BALE Full lot 21et nnd Clark street , 6
room house , $2,800 ,
FOR BALK Beautiful Acre lot in Giso'o add ,
81,200.
Fen SALK J lot on Chicago street between
13th and 14th , $2,500.
UKAUTIFDL lots corner Feraam and 20th
street cheap.
FOB SALE-Lota InWalnut hill , $200 ,
Fen BALE i lot wlthG room bouse 21st
atreet easy payments , $2,000 ,
Fen BALE Lot 28th and Farnnm street ,
good property , $1GOO ,
FOR BAlB-1 aero on California , east of
Sacred Heart : boose , barn , an1 cistern , cheap
only $1.C09
Fen SALE Lota In Hanscom place oacb ,
$500 ,
Fen BALE 103 feet front on 15th streetwith
small bouao lust south of Hartman School , only -
ly $1,700.
FOR BALE Full lot and 5 room bouao corner
llth and Caatellar , $2'100.
FOR SALE Lot and 2 housea 18th and Nlch.
olu $5,000.
ITe will furnish conveyance free to any
part of the city to show propertyto ourfriends
and customers , and cheerfully give informa
tion rcyartlin Omaha Property.
Those ivlio have Itaryains to offer or wisJi
property at aWaryain , are invited to see us.
Bedford
Real Ejtate Agents
213 S , 14th St. , bet. Farnam& Douglas