THE DAILY BEE-WEDNESDAY , JULY 22 , 1885.
Ill ft ( Unccrous in tvrll iw di tr < - ? ln corat.lMnl If
nijloctw. It t'ndt , Impairing nutrition , and do-
MiwMnft thn U pa of tbo Kjstem , to prepars the tray
lor ll pld Dcchnn
BEST TONIC , ?
luifomm , llrnrtliiiriii llclrliliiK
* nd IndiKtwtion , I Uka Kfpnt ploAium In rocom
n indliiff it lilxblr Ainu contldnr it a gplendid tonlo
And InTlRorator. and tf > nr etrcnethpnlnfr M
( Icnulno hafi abofn trada tnarlc and rrmnod rtxl llnoa
nnwrupwir. Tnltr nn ntlirr. Mudnonlrliy
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HAND HOOK uwiiul anil nttractlro , ran.
talnlnjt lietnf priren for rocirM * . infnnuatton about
coinn. pto , , given atrar b7 all iloAlon in medicine , ere
o anj adtnfM ou rccuipt of ! n Btanip. .
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Drawn at Havana Cuba ,
Every 10 to 14 Days.
TIckota In 7itth9 ; wholes S3 ; Fractions pro rita.
Bnojocl 10 DU nuDlpniattuo , uoi coatioliod b ; Ibi
Mtleiln Inioreist. It la th Itlraa Ihiaz In | he
tnlciDOlch&noaln eilatonoo.
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4' I Fdghtful Case of a Colored Man. .
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I contracted ( earful case o ! blood polaon In 1333 ,
\v&a treated i , /some of the boit pbyilcUns In At
lanta. They ueed the old remedies of moicury and
potaeb , which brought on rhcumatljm , and Impair
ed my dlgeBtl\oorg n' . Every Joint In ma was
swollen and full ofpiln. When I was given up to
tile my physicians thought It woull bo a trout ! tlmo
to toit the virtues of Swift's Hpoclfla When I com
menced taking 8. 8. B. . the physlcitn nald I could
not live two necks under the ordinary trcatmoct.
lie commenced to give mo Iho medicine strictly ao-
ooidlng to directions , which I continued for several
months. I took nothing elao and continued to 1m-
proro from the rorjr first. Soon the rheumatism
let t me , my appotlto bocimo all right , ami the ulcers
whloh the doctor Slid \ycra the moat frightful ho
had 01 or seen , began to heal , and by the let of Oo-
tobor , 1894,1 woe a well man again. I am stronger
DOW tnin I over was before , and weigh more. H. S. S.
has eat od mo from an early grave ,
LEU MC"LK.VDON.
Ijom McClonkon ht9 boon In tba employ of the
Chc 83C il9y compiny for some oours , and I know
the &boio statements to botruo. At Iho tlmo ho
brgan taklnz Bwllti Bpoclflc ho w s In a horlblo con
dition. I regard his euro almost miraculous.
W. U. CKOSIIV , Manager.
ChCBi-Carloy Co. , Atlanta Division.
Atlanta. Ox , April 16tb , 1850.
Korenlo by nil uruggUtn.
Trc.iti u on blood and akin dlaeaBca mailed froo.
TIIK SWII-T Brnc.ii'io Co. , Uiancr 3 , Atlanta , Q . ,
N.Y..1D7W. 23d St.
DR. RICE ,
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1'rcmiitiir' Di'rllnn from orron or cxresiM ,
Iionl l'o i' ! ' jjucases of the KldncrH. IHud-
, nnil I'fiiMiuio IJIiuid CI'H ltl > "Itlinut
8nr medicines liy the Mnrt-Uin llolux. Va-
rlrocclti on \MilioutBureery. . TreatlKo nud tc > -
tlinnnlttl8lrii < . All norrPSlHindcnrocniitldpntlal.
MAB8TON REMEDY 00M or DR. II. TRESKOW ,
dn iuOUf i4 h strA weuu vn K.
A pli ) B'CIII cf largo practice Hi ) B of KrHge'n Food :
"I mi Bar f this prapaiatkn ol foixl that it hod
never f.vlod reu or failed to agree uhou ( hen tlrlct
Ir acord'ne ' ID my direct ons. With ncrupuloiucaro ,
thtro nttd ! ) ) > urylittle trouble from buncl com *
lililntc ; and totbuthat latcribotho fictlhtt 1 hate
nettr jtt loit * cmld wlthany fo.m tf dlarlhaa or
cholera Itifintum "
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH. "
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ATROCIOUS WORK ,
lined for Davenport , Disappear
in Chicago ,
A. Young Mnn Awnlts Ills Dotrothc
In Vnln , A. Softrcli nntl Ho
ward Without llcault.
Davooport Democrat , July 19 ,
If belief ol friends of the victims :
Davenport bo confirmed , Chicago h
recently been the scene of as diabolic ?
Icfsmotu , and wootul a crlrno in the al
ductlon of young women for vllo pu
POSSH as any that have been exposed I
the Pall Mall Gazette In London , ar
which have BO oxcttsd that great city ar
cioatcd feelings of horror throughout tl
civilized world.
And strange It la , that the facts of II
infamy Ip Chicago are now made pnbl
for the first time , though n fortnight hi
elapsed alnco they were known to tl
lutoioitod friends of the victims In Da1
onport ,
THE 01'KNINQ FACTS
are those : Three months slnco a your
man nntnod Ohristlanson Paulson , arrive
in Davenport direct from Schloswlj
I-lolsttfn , his native land. IIo poeaoese
a fortune of $15,000 , which bo intonclc
to invest In n farm in this county. D
wont to the house of Ma. J.F.Fnolachoi
grocer , 1110 West Second street , a frlon
whom bo know lu the old country. II
desired to got employment on a farm 1
this county , eo as to familiarize himac !
with the methods of ngrlcultnro ben
and Mr. F. secarad him a place wit
Mr. W. H. Jones , en oxtonslvo farmer i
Lincoln township. Mr. Paulcon h
young man in the early 20'a. Ho wn
IIETUOTIIED
when ho left homo to a young woma
named NlckollnoVackor , and In
month after ho entered Mr. Jones' em
ploy bo wrote to her , tolling her to com
to Davenport for marriage on her ai
rival. Ho made arrangements with Mi
Fuelachcr for her entertainment , am
rented two rooms at 14M west Fourtl
for residence after marrlngp. The yonni
woman arrived in Now York harbor will
thotteaimi' Harmonla from Hamburg
and -was lakou ill InOastlo Garden , when
she remained tvro weeks. The day before
fore abe intended to atart for Davenport
the steamer Frlaala arrived in port , ant
the emigrant passongera wont into O.utli
Garden. Among thorn weso
POUR YOUNG W01I EX ,
Anna Roiff , Anna Hanaen , Mary Hase ,
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MargueritaEttesscn , nineteen to twenty'
ono yosra of ago , and two young men ,
John Jnngo and Peter Bebrena all hav'
ing tickets for Davenport. Ono of the
attendants at the Oastlo Informed Mrs ,
Wncker of this and advised her to travel
to Davenport with thorn and the next
day tbo rive yount ; women and the two
young mon loft Now Vork on n Pennsyl
vania Central train for Davenport. Their
baggage was checked through to Daven
port. They arrived ut the P. , Ft. W. &
U. depot.
IN CHICAGO.
rhursday , July 2d at 10 o'clock In the
Eoronoou. They were directed to two
transfer hacks to bo conveyed to 0. , R.
[ . & P. dopoh The five glrla and Jungo
front into ono hack , and the driver told
Bohrons to got into the other back.
Bohrens' hack started first and the other
'ollowod Immediately. At Adams and
Danal streora , Behrona' hack turned the
'orner and that is the last that is known
: oncernlng the five young women and
Tnngo. Behrens ttald at the 0. , II. 1.
t P. depot , anxiously awaiting the aral-
/al of his companions , until late night
: raln left for Davenport and be
! mo on with It to this city , think-
no the others would coma the next
lay. Ho arrived hero the morning of
Fuly 3d , and that afternoon Paulson came
n from the country to moot bis betrothed.
3ohrons told him bta story. Paulson
raited two days and becimo alarmed.
Hr. Falschner wrote lottorn to persons
vhom. ho know In Chicago , giving an ac-
inrato description of Mlea Paulson and
ho four other young women , and asking
hem to make Inquiries. They did so
md wrote that they could gain no infor-
natlon concerning the party after they
eft tbo Plltsbnrg depot. On the 9th
nst. Mr. Falschner wont to Chi-
ago to endeavor to find the parties ,
lo called on Mr. John Kundlngor , the
imlgrant paaaongee agent for the P. , St.
V. & 0. railroad , and told him the alory.
fir. K. remembered the party very well ;
to eaw them leave the depot and got into
ho backs , and believed that they were
lorfeotly aafo in their rldo for the C , R.
. & P. , depot.
Ho wao ftstonlahoi and perplexed by
Jr. Fnolscher'a story. The result was
hat Information concerning the missing
> orsona was lodged at pallco headqu&r-
ors , and Mr. F. says ho wag treated very
ourtoonely by tbo police. Policemen
, nd detectives were immediately directed
0 commence search , and they did so.
Jaulson authorized Mr. F. to offer
, reward of $200 for the finding
f his betrothed. Mr. Fuolsoher said
very Germsn hotel and boarding house
n the city were visited , as were many
1 carding bouses and hotels kept by other
orelgn nationalities and not tbo least
race of the lost persons was found ,
'ho ttsult was that Kundlngor and the
otoctivea came to the conclusion that
ho
HVE OWLS HAD BEEN AIIDUCTEI )
or infamous purposes. Bohrons romem-
ion that tbo drivers of the back which
ho five girls and Jungo bonded were a
ilno and wbito striped apron , "like a
leer driver , " as bo puts it. Another
tronfio circumstance is the fact that the
iBggago of the young women and Jungo
fan all checked for Davenport.os was that
f Bohrena , Bohrons' baggage came on all
Igbt , 1-ut the baggage of the others has
lever boon received hero , Tbo attire of
ho young women was folly described to
ho Chicago pollca. Lena Wacker was
tressed in black ; Anna Rolf and Anna
lanson bath were dresses in white and
ilaok chock , and Mary IIass were a pur-
ilo dress. All were clad neatly and com-
ortably.
If tbo young women were victims of
enl plsy , It was easy enough for the vll-
ns in whoso bands they were to secure
he baggogo checks and gain possession of
heir trunks. The trouble la thatsomucb
topping of baggage by emigrant *
homsulvcs is done in Chicago that
ho biggsgcmaster at the Fott
"ajne depot cannot remember thcsa
lartlcular pieces. Persons present
becks , request that the baggage may be
Ivtn them , and It Is done , without a
bought that tbo holders of the checks
to not tbo owners , or are not commit-
ioned to take charge of tbo baggago.
mother suspicion arises here :
WHO \\-\H \ JUNQE ?
He told Bohreus and the young women
hat his destination was Fort Dodge , but
hat bo conldu't buy a ticket at Herat
nrcr for that Disco , and BO bad bough-
ono for Davenport Neither Behrona nt
any of the young women had over HOC
him before Ho was attired like A frcs
young Holstelner , and talked llko om
Might ho not have been a depravcc
hcnttlojf , brutal scoundrel , hired for th
very pnrposo of traveling as an omlgm
from Germany and of betraying youn
women , traveling without near frlcndi
into the hands of unconscionable ) being
Ilka himself In Chicago.
Young Paulson is In deep distrcts eve
the disappearance of bis betrothed
Maybe slio told Jungo on her way t
Chicago of her Intentions when nrrlvln
at Davenport , and of the means at he
lover's command and the abduction we
for the pnrposo of receiving n rich re
ward. If that bo in tbo plot , ho neodn
wait long ,
When ono thinks of tbo probable fat
of the five yonng women and of th
awful distress that must possess thol
souls the thought is agonizing.
TUB BUWANEE IUVEK.
A Description ot the Bonn ! If al Scon
cry ThrotiKh Which It Pusses.
Sun Frnnctaco Chronicle.
The ether day * wo or three of us , booi
companions well , there were some tbir
ty or forty of ns in the excursion won
to that spot famous lu song and story
tbo SuTronco river. The rldo to the gul
has already boon described ; suffice it ti
say that tbo trip was swift and agreeable
The jangles had lost none of their beau
ty , the splendid magnolias were In bloom
the grand oaka were garlanded with gl
gantlcgrnpo vines , and the moss was a
gray , silken and fantastic as ovor. Out
takes a small steamer going for some dis
tance along the gulf , and after a nlght'i
rest , looks from the sheltered deck upor
the lovely Suwaueo. The river is quite
as largo as the upper Si. John's , bondlcg
in and out In Innumerable curves foi
ever ono hundred miles. In its cloai
waters you can nco the fish leaping anc
swimming. Every bend throughout ill
entire courao Eoems moro graceful than
tbo last ; every stretch moro romantic add
beautiful. Nowhere in the verdure more
tropical , and aa far as the eye can roach
ono eooa an unbroken line of symmetry.
If some gardener Ind the care of the
trees on either side his work would call
for hearty admiration , but it is all the
handiwork of nature , that magnificent
wall of grcon not a shrub teems to bo
broken , not n faded leaf can bo socn , on
a long , vast , unbroken hedge of emerald ,
and underneath a greensward like a carpet -
pot , interlaced with lines of gold and bars
of silver , where the eun throws vivid or
fainter beams down athwart tbo cool ,
deep shadows.
"Dar'o whar do old folks lib , " says a
awartby deckhand , as ho doffii his rimioss
haahowlng * broad white Ivories and
laughing back to laughing facea ashore.
Sure enough , In yonder tiny band is a
little hut built of logs , and two or three
: olorcd children stand on tbo greensward
: o eeo "do boat ride. " As If to add
pathoa and . realty to the poet's vision ,
: here comes out an old , old man , his
load whitened with the frost of ago , and
itanda loaning on n stick to watch us out
) f sight.
And later on comes the moon to add to
; bo witchery of the surroundings. Over
Bender the river has washed in nndor the
lye oaks , the. ( all cypress and the pines ,
fears ego the Indian and his wigwam
lotted these shores. I have no doubt
hey were asmid , and perhaps aa way-
card , as tholr brothers of tbo west to-
olclog In scalps , brandishing the war
: nlfo with eavago satisfactionand setting
ire to the peaceful habitations of the
rhlto settlers aloug the borders. In all
irobabillty the poetry of the splendid
ivcr was much of It lest upon their
nclvllizod natures , though Its waters
lay have kept thorn cleaner than the
lajorlty of their race. They did have
3mo music In them , however , for notice
ho names of their towns and rivers. By
lid by wo reach a plantation , but it la in
nlns. Yet it blends well with the soft ,
id beauty of the night. Whether or not
, is "do ole plantation , " who can toll.
fo know that once it was peopled with
appy family groups , massa'a children
tia massa's slaves. The tinkling notes
f "do banjo" were heard under the
ivos , the negroes Bang tholr plaintive
tolodies , while "do white folkses" took
iclr OBS3 on the now desoited lawn that
opes so gently down to the water's
3go. We stop at several landings , at
no of which are the famous Iron springs
ad wherever wo go , the wonders of to-
ago , of color , of water , of sky , chal-
mgo our admiration. It Is the paradise
f the south the wonder-wilds of Plor-
la and tourists who do not Investigate
s beautloB have lost much that would
isko memory a pleasure.
PILES ! ! PILES ! ! PILES ! ! !
A euro euro for Blind , Bleeding , Itching
DU Ulcerated 1'ilea lias been dUcovfirod by
> r. Williniug. ( nn Indian remedy ) , called Dr.
Williams' ludian Pile Ointment. A single
ox has cured the worst chronic caeca of 2o or
5 years standing. No ono need nuffor five
ilnutea niter nppljlng this wonderful nooth-
) g medicine. Lotions and instruments do
lore harm than good. Willlama" Indian
ilo Ointment absorbs the tumors , allays the
itcnso Itching , ( particularly at night aUot
attlng warm In bed ) , acts as n poultice , gives
istant relief , and is prepared only for 1'lles ,
chlng of private parts , and for nothing else.
SKIN DJSEAS139 OUHEI )
y Dr. Frazler'a Mogic Ointment. Cures as
by magic. I'imples IJlack Heads or Grubs
Blotches and Eruptions on the face , leaving
10 skin clear mid beautiful. Also cures Itch.
lt Ubume , Sore Nipples , Sore Lips , and
d , Obstinate Ulcers ,
Sold by drugglats , or mailed on receipt of
rlco , CO cents.
At retail by Kulin & Co , and Schrocter &
ocht. At wholesale by 0 , I1' . Uoodinnn.
King Humbert was 17 years old before a
Ingdom of Italy oxbtod.
ttornoy Morgan TJrown's Imck
Cashed.
It has been ascertained that Morgan
rown , altornoy.at-aw ! ef this city , and
irmorly a clerk of Secretary of State Al-
son , was the lucky holder of ono fifth of
ckot No. 51.1CO , which drew § 150,000
i the Louisiana State Lottery. The
ionoy has been collected and is now on
apoalt * In the First National bonk c't
ashvllle. Nashville Banner , Juno 23.
The annual death rate in the City of Mi xl-
> is stated at 0 In every 1,030 of the poj.u-
tiou ,
Blowing Up Hell Gftta
s been a laborious and costly work ,
id the end justifies the cll'urt. Ob-
ruction In any important channel
icana dlsatter , Obstructions In the
rgans of tbo human body bring inevltc-
lo dlseeso. Theymmt bo cleared away ,
r physical wreck will follow. Keep the
ver In order , and tbo pure blood courses
irough the body , conveying health ,
irongth and life ; lot It become dleor-
erect and the channels are clogged with
npurltloj , which result in dleea-o and
cuth. No other medicine equals Dr.
lerce'a "Golden Medical Diecovery"
ir acting upon the liver and purifying
10 blood.
FOU IMl ECL'i IOUS YOUXQ ME
Plj urcs to Show Thnt lliey Own S
Up Housekeeping Tor $55.
St. Louis Tost-Dispatch ,
It will doubtless open the eyes of son
yc ung society people who have recent
tried housekeeping alter the most a
proved modern pl n , to lo&rn that th
can easily bo done for $55 ; and that , to
with only a email part of the total cost I
pocket , If tbo Ulna-payment prlviUf
should bo taken advantage of. On th
basis $75 will clothe , pay wedding 03
pcneos , barring a tour , and will stnrt
young man in good style , and marrlnf
dwindle from a mountain to n mole hll
Having secured two pleasant rooms In
respectable neighborhood , the lint thin
ho pair will want is the furniture. 1
they keep their oyoa in ono dlroctlo
they can got it , and out cf a furnlltn
shop , at little cost. They can pnrchat
a substantial Imitation walnut bed for $1
a mattress for the same prlco , and
spring for $1 ; six chalro will cost § 3 ,
washstand $2 , a dlniug table 52.50 , bt
roau $7 , kitchen table $110 , two pllion
$1.20 , and a center table for sitting root
$2 00 , making a total of $2t 20. C
course this presumes that they are beglr
niog at this tlmo of the year , when n
preparations for cold weather will b
needed , and also that the lady hna bee
industrious enough to provide horse !
with linen and covering. The next Im
portaut consideration Is the kitchen. 1
gasoline steve can bo obtained for $5 , o
a cook steve as low as $7. At this tim
of the year the young woman will take i
gasoline atovo as far ns the rooro comfortable
fortablo and convenient of the two. Thie
with the necessary utensils , will COB
about 88. China will bo the next thin ]
to bo got. By a duo attention to details
a sot of china largo enough for n fainil ;
of two or three , can ba obtained for $5
and a let of glasses for 25 cents , a toile
sot will cost $3 25. Those arc all gooi
warn , not chipped or broken , but nav
and sound. A half dozen each of tea anc
tablespoons , eilvor-platod , will cos
SI. 50 , and a eotof knives and forks , wltl
oarvora will cost § 1 75. Very cheap csr
pots can bo bought , but a neat and comfortable
fortablo a substitute nn can bo found nil
bo tasteful Ingram rug , and the youn :
nan cm spend n leisure hour pilmlnf
ho lloor around it. This rug , larg <
enough for a moderate-sized roon , can bt
iad for § t ) .
Thla will complete tbo list of abso
utely necessary things , and It will auni
ip til follows :
furniture , etc 52t 2C
Dhma and glassware 0 2c
Hove and utensils 800
jpoons 1 fiO
< .Hives and forks ; 1 73
lug , 0 00
toilet sat 3 23
Sundries , . 1 Oo
Total 503 00
This estimate of court o , supposes that
tath rooms bnvo closets large enough for
lotblng and household articles and sup-
ilies. If such is not tbo caae a corn mo-
Ions wardrobe can bo supplied for § 0 50
nd a kitchen safe can bo added for $2.50.
Ma will add to a total of § 0 making the
otal coat SGI To most yonng people
Ills would bo going to housekeeping on a
cry narrow margin , probably too nar-
9W for the majority , but it can bo done ,
nd there can doubtless bo an Immense
mpnnt of solid comfort and happiness
; cloecd In the bouse.
. Successful Kxpcriincnt with Storeyo
Bkttcrics and motor ,
'ew York Sun ,
A successful test and demonstration of
to electric storage battery as a motiro
nvor for city passenger railways was
ado yesterday on the Union passenger
llway from the stables on Huntlngton
ronuo to Hampden , Baltimore county ,
id return. Eighteen persona were in
10 car , which , with the weight of thor
r , motor , etc. , made a total of five and
ic-half tons. The car moved out of
, o yard , passing ever grades of 235 feet
the mile and around curves with sev-
ity-fivo feet radius with ease and com-
rt. The batteries used on the occasion
jro simply the . { -horse-power , not oven
ado for motive power , but for Incan
scent light. But Mr. Eauor , the elec
Iclan , after figuring out the subject ,
icldcd that oven with those small boxes
itreet car could be run , as was fully
monEtrated. Forty-nine of the little
liorao-powor boxes were placed la the
band connected with tbo Daft plactrlo
ator. On level grades only twonty-
QO of theao boxes were usedtho loaded
r making easily six miles an hour. On
o 23 J-feot grade the forty-nlno boxes
ire used , equal to 8 0-10 horse-power.
A storage battery especially construct-
for atreet-car purposes would consist
onc-horao-powor boxes Instead of oao-
atter , and about sixtyfivo would bo re-
Ired. The ate rage company yesterday
nply placed tholr small boxes In tbo
3tor-car used by the Daft company. In
nctlcal usage these boxes will bo placed
tier the seats of the ordinary passon-
r car. The car will bo atartjd or
ipped by simply turning a switch. An
llnary hand.brake was used yesterday ,
ougb this in future will bo done by
: ctrlclty.
The first advent of the atorago battery
this country was oil thn steamship
, In November , 1882 , at which
no the rights under the patents for
iryland , District cf Columbia and
eat Virginia were purchased by Mr. A.
Divls , who from then until now has
d faith that he would , in duo time ,
; o the riclo given yesterday , and to that
d , laboring with a few Irlondp , has
ant thousands of dollars. His factory ,
B Viaduct , Is the only concern in I this
untry which has made experiments
d finally demonstrated the practical
a of the storage battery. Thla battery
not In competition with the electric
> tor , for a dynamo has to bo used first
produce the electricity and store it ,
d then to receive and discharge it. The
irago battery would supersede the need
tbo third rail on passenger railway
icks when electricity la applied. Thor
r will carry the power with it. The
irago battery at the eamo tlmo that it
used for power can bo utilized for light ,
ly number of Incandescent lamps can
attached to the battery , and thus a
r will have with it at all times Its power
light ,
Chemlcil tesls cannot orr. The most
lid of them fall to disslnso any trace of
jrpliia or cpium in Hod Star Cough
ire ,
Vrr.ericaua ore third highest in point of
mbcr of the foreigners residing In Japan ,
hon I ! by TT 14 tick , He vo hrj Cutorta ,
lion iba IT a ClilM , ttie cried fur Cutorta ,
ken ahe becune Ml s , she dun j to Caetorl * ,
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_ _ 1)11. T. A BUIUU11 , 111 I'tarlSt.Wcw YeA '
own Lots in Denver Junction
Weld CountiColorado. .
) onver Junction U o now town of about 200
mbitante , laid out In 1881 , on the great
iuk railway acroaa ( ho continent , at the
iction of the JiilesburK liranch , 107 inlloi
in Denver , Tlio town in on second bottom
id of the Platte JUver , tha finest location
; ween Oniulia and Denver , and fa eurround-
by the l > 3at-layin lands west of Kearney
nctlou , Nub. ; climate healthy and bracing
itudo 8,000 foot. Denver Junction bids to
; omo an Important point , n the U. P. H ,
Co. , are putting up many of their building"
re , while the li. & H , H. K. Co. . are expect
soon to connect at thin place , The preajnt
nice for good inveatmenU In town lota will
, rc l ? e > r l equaltxl olaewhere. For salt
the lot or block In good terma tiy
II , M , WOOLMAN ,
Acont , Jnnv r .Tunctlon Ooln
10 JOHN o , JACOBS ,
INDERTAKERS
, tth oM iriJlW FarnamSv OrJcrj urUle-
ph nollcited mi | iiomi > tly a U-i/i J Incfbcuo
,
at Reason-
Prices.
Since the completion of the new packing
and slaughter houses , South Omaha is mak
ing a wonderful anc rapid growth. Besides
the large pork and beef house erected for
Hammond & Co. , other dealers have com
menced the erection of similar institutions
and still others are contemplated ibr the
aear future.rSeveral dwellings have been
built and twenty or thirty are now building.
Employment is now furnished to about one
imndred and fifty families , and conservative
3stimates place the figure at eight hundred
: o one thousand families that will find em
rioyn/ent there a year hence. This offers
reat inducements to laboring men to secure
lomes now while they are cheap. Specula-
iorswill also find it to their advantage to buy
it present prices. The company liave made
10 change from the original prices , but some
mrties who first purchased lots have resold
hem at splendid profits , in some cases at
Louble the purchase price. If in so short a
ime handsome profits are made , what will
ic the result when everything is fully devel
oped ? In the few other cities that are favor-
d with a first class cattle market , fortunes
lave been made by investors in real estate ,
, nd the same is certain to follow hi South
) maha. While the whole city of Omaha
till be greatly benefitted by the growth and
.evelopment of the cattle interest , South
) maha lots will enhance in value more ra
idly than any other by reason of the prox
mty to the works.
Manufacturers of all kinds wll : find ibto their advantage
to inspect this property ; good location , level grounds , track
facilities and plenty of eood ; pure water furnished by the
South Omaha Water AVorlcs. [ n fact , every fucilit y to m "
desirable for manufacturers , including cheap ground.
Will find it profitable to select property now , as a year or
two hence with n population of 6000 to 10,000 , people ,
this will become a desirable place for nil kinds of business ,
and lots bought now , can bo had at vary reasonable prices
which will double in price many times in the next two years.
Rich or poor , will find it profitable to moke iiuestmonts
in this property. Free conveyance at all times will bo fur-1
nished by us to parties wishing to see this wonderful now
town and learn of it's advantage * . Wo have entire charge I
of , and are the exclusive agents for th < ) sale of all this'
property from Q streets south. Splendid lots from # 2-3
upwards.
,213 S. l4th STREET ,
We linvo desirable business and residence' property "forj'stlolin'
"
rts of Omaha and do a general real estate business. Wo olicit" bpy-
i and sellers to call on us. We will give themfall possible information
10 , acd keep conveyance freo'to show propertyJiu unyjpart of the city.
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