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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1899)
THE OMAHA DAILY 71EE : WEDNESDAY , SEPTEMHETC 0 , 1800 , AilvcrtUctiicnl * for thrne column * Trill lie tnlcen nntll 1U m. ( or the ercnlnR edition nnd nntll 8i.1 < > p. ni. ( or iiiornlnu nud Siinilny cilltluim. ItiilcM , 1 l-io ! n rrord nrnt lncrtlon | lo n trard tlirrrufter. NiitliliiK tnkeu ( or leu * thnii ar.o fur the Urit Inacr- tlou. Tlicnn nilvurtlnruientn niunt I > e run coitHecntlvelr. AdvcrtlHcm , by reiiucu'lns nniu- lierud cluruU , cnn Iinvc niivcr nil- drcNMcd to n uuiulirrod letter In euro o ( Tlic lice. Aiimrvrn c > nililremcd vrnll lie dellvernil on iironcntntlon of the alicck but- . WANTED SITUATIONS. OMAHA Employment bureau. 119 N. 16. Tal. 1112. Help furnlahcd , positions procured. A-401 A 8TENOOUAPHER. When you want one please call up the Remington typewriter Ofllce , 1619 Farnam St. , telephone 1573. A-IOJ ARTIST , flrst-class crayon and color , wants position or piecework. Portraits for the trade , photographers , agents. Addreis H 69 , Bee. A-157 6 WANTED MALE IIELI' . THE fall term of that Justly popular school In now open. Students enter at nny time 10) student * enrolled Day and evunlng. BOYLES' COMMERCIAL AND SHORTHAND COLLEGE. BEE BUILDING. Special : This Is a achool of Individual In struction and should not be clusHCiJ with schools whose object Is to nocut'e the at tendance of Inrgc numbers und bunch them In classes without regard to their Individuality. Touchers nre Instructed to treat thulr ntudentn with fairness , con sideration and courtesy. This Is the InRtltution that business men are Interested In. Every graduate Is now holding a KOCI < \ paylnR situation. None have fulled. Get a catalogue. B-M139 7 WANTED. Wo have steady work for a few treed hustlers of ( rood habits nnd appear ance. C. F. Adams Co. , 1615 Howard St. GOOD salesmen , salary or com. lit" MAN wanted. Hlxenbaugh. WANTKD Tw nty flrst-clnm Rtone cutters at ITHonn , Mont. : * 5 for nine hour * . Ap ply Montana HulldlnK Co. B 401 WANTED dniT clerk roistered In NP- hrnckn Must h n pob r mnn. Afi'lross Cyril Svoboda Prncue. Nob. B-M527 H * BALKR'NT'RN for P lt Lodecr" . nil' ' ifr1 * nnd o'hor offlcp nopnl'i'"i ; fine ° 'de line" ' nnlc'c poll ( " Mode' M' " fn ' B. South Hnm1. Tnd. B-MS23 . our ll'n trn'p < 1 rnlilocup oxolnlns how WP tPTch bnrhor 'rndp In tn-o month * , ivl fipp. Moler Harbor rnllp " r-hl- . III. B-MS77 7 * T.APP tinrter. Bishop's 1517 Capitol Avo. B 1B2 5 WANTED , cpnprnl otTlop mnn : nlRn Involve clprV ; mu t bo ncciirnto nnd qulfk at flu- iirps : Rtatp nrcp oxnpr'ptice ' anil snlnry wnntrd. Addrpi TI 57. Ri e. B 1"i 5 J7fi.0fl PET ? MONTH for riiRt'f" ' Ask Frank. 1 21 Farnrtm. B M171 12 WAXTKD. n "msl i'-piOr for ono nf t lipst tnwn In nortliwp t low" . Ai'ilreRS T > ork Box ISH. WnRhta. la. B M1B9 7 * WANTF.n , vnun * men ffr rnnrt work' snl nry nrd pxn np f < . fn1 ! lPtw en 10 pm ' 12'n. . m. nnd 1 and 4 p. rr > . FVitipV' ! TlotPl. room 17. p M175 C * WAJfTED PRMAI.B HELP. INTEt.LIOENT. mlddln-nRed women for useful , prnfltnb' ' " hu lnp ! . fall bPtwppn 11 and 5. M.S. E. E. Allpn. m N Y. Life. C M137 Sept. 14 * WANTED. 200 Rlrls. 1024 Dodce. Tol. 87 . C (05 ( GIRL ; ceneral housework. 2020 St. Mnrv's Ave. C-527 GIRL wnntpd. Apply 2222 Miami. C r,95 WANTED , houpfkepner middle aped lady preferred : no si"iill children. J" * . Potor- son. MarqtiPtt , Neb. C MMO-S-S' I > . V \VTFP Rlrl for Rereral tinunrwork. 2215 Blnncy St. C-669 WANTED , at nnre. n creed rook and laundrpss ; smnll family : rnlnrv J4 a we lt : rnuot have peed references. Apply at 2IWI Davenport St. C 595 WANTFD n rompclent cook nnd at 124 B 19th St. C MS59 WANTED , n conk , nlso a housemild. Apply to 3f20 Fnrnam st. C M994 . . . > creed Klrl for RPnnral lion worl ( 1021 Park nve. C M13S 6 WANTED , plrl for ppnernl lioimexvork , $ l ppr week. Cnll h'twcon R & 9 a. m. and S & 6 p. m 201S St. Mary's Ave. C 14 WANTED irlrl for neneral housowortt. Apply 2M1 Spencer St. PU4-G BECOND lrf wanted. Mrs. M. A TIall 118 N. 3.1th Bt. C-148-0 WANTED a coed Klrl for crfiipral house work ; nmnll family. 210 S. 32d AVP. C-160 WANTED , ladylike nnnmrliiB woman for pnnltlon of trust ; advancement nRHii" when competent. Address H 60. Hep. C M172 WANTED , a ilrl or Indy tn tnkp care of J children. Call K. Rlley , 616 R. nth. C-M174 KOU IlENT HOUSES , HOUSES. Benqwa & Co. , 100 N. 16th St. D-4M HOUSES , stores , Bemls. Paxton block. D 103 FOR RENT , houses In all parts of city The O. F. Davlu Co. , 1603 Farnam street. D 109 CHOICE houses. cottaKeo , Rtores , Henry B. Payne. 80t N. Y. LVfe. 'Phone. 1016. D-417 MODERN 7-rOiHii house , 1009 N. 29th St. $20. 605 Pen. D-M900 FURNITURE anilloasehold of 10-room all modern houno. only 4 blocks from N. V Life bldu. , entirely filled with irood room ere and boarderx. for sale at a bnrealn price , Bee Heniy B. Payne , COI N. Y. Life 1737 PARK AVE , S-room , detached , Hn condition nnd modern , $30.00. (031 ( H. > 0th avc , .o-'oom , Uundry , oak llnls ] and floor ? , strictly ilrst-clas , modern in every respect , W D , Muad , jr. D-M71J FOR RENT , 10-room hoiue at S13 Worth ln rton Place. All modern convenience * Including electric light , etc. ; neighborhood unexcelled : one block from Farnam car. Apply H. .1 , Windsor. 1324 Capitol nve. IVHY certainly , save coal , u . water and servant women by hnvlne a home In the Brunswk-k hotel , heart of tht > cltv. D-M420 Sep2t HKNRY B , PAYNE'S BARGAIN LIST- t 16 Heei it. , 4 rooms , city water. fS ( room modern cottuRe. nicely furnished , p'ano ' , year's lease If desIrM ; only ! J. ( room modern Jiou'f , tine repair , rlote to car In Dundee ; only $15 Nroom modern house. Walnut Hill. $23 SO , l-ronm modern house , Walnut ill | | , $2lso. I and 9-room all modrrn houses , easy wulklnir dlitancr , for $ : ( and $27 60 , 109 N. 23th at. , 10-room , nil modern house ; ' will | mp r to suit tenant , for $30. { * isi : 8 , 27th st. . 6 room" , strictly all modern , with nev plumbing , porcelain bath , ntw furnace , new goi fixtures , newly painted * nd every room newly papered ; all for $ Z5. \Vut r lax paid by owners on each house. HENRY B. PAYNE , 601 N. Y , LIFE IJDO. D-tWO FOR RUNT , larce twelve-room house. N. W. corner 19th und I euvenworth. In utrlntly flrst-clau modern condition. Steam heat. Apply to U. M. RofitJM , 924 N. Y. Life Bldff , J } G33 roil UE5T HOUSES. FINE r * ldpnce , choice Ic-catlon , 11 room * , nil modern , exttllcnt liable. liemla. P x- ton block , D-M227 FOIl RENT , flve.room cottnfce. 423 South 2Gth t. | modern except furnace ; newly papered ; outside now being painted ; large yard , with shade trees ; rent tt.60. After Sept. 6 , seven-room hou e , 1SU N. 26th St. . will be put In good condition ! nil mod ern except furnace ; rent $20.06. Omaha Loan ana Trust Co. , 16th and Douglo * . D 887 HOUSES for rent In nil parts of the city. Brennan-Love Co. , 21 South 18th street. MAGGARD'S van & storage. 1419 Dodije. D-tli Tol. H9S - FOIl RENT. B68 South 2Sth St. . 10 rooms , modern. Rood repair. The Byron Heed CO. . 212 So. Wh St. D-M719 KLAT. 6 rooms modern. 1112 S. llth street. D M153 5-HOOM house. 701 So. 17 . & mu unvr rtm.\ismi > UUOMS. THE lUCIIKLona , family hotel : best Jl.BO a day house In the state ; take Harney and Farnnm Bt. cars. E S64 CLEAN beds , BOn week nnd up , 710 S. 14th. B 2S3-S-18 * 603 S. 25th nve ; board It B THR BRUNSWICK , with new furnlturs nnd new management , Is the most oe- slrabln place In this city. R M419 Sep21 NICE rooms for rent. 314 THR1CI3 furnished rooms for housekeeping ; man nnd wife ; rent taken In board. 3ls N. 17th. E-M6 'ORNISHKD ' rooms ; housekeeping. ,1623 , St. Marv's. E-902 11 * 'JUST door of brick flat , range , yard , com plete , housekeeping. 514 N. 19'h- ' , li. MliO 8 FUIIM.SIIUII IIOOMS AND IJOAUD. IT.LEGANT rooms & board. 1903 Capitol av F II * TI1C Merrlam family hotel , ! Jth and Dydee. FURNISHED rooms , with or without board 1518 Madison nve. F-MS84 KOH niSXT UXFI'IIXISHED ROOMS. SUITE of rooms , modern. 616 Georgia Ave. Q H3G KOH HISNT STOIIBS AND OFFICES. 'OR RS3NT , store In first-class location : rent reasonable Apply R. C. PoterB & Co. , ground floor Bee Bide. 1 256 rOR RENT , a ground lloor oTlce. specially suitable fo , real estate , etc. : splendid vault , built for use of city treasurer. Ap- ' n C. Peters & Co. , ground floor. Bee B'y ulldlng. 1-267 AT SOUTH OMAHA , several new stores Just bilnp completed ; excellent openings for dry goods , clothing , boots , shoes nnd other Unas. Inqulra C. A. Von Wnsmer , 2Uh nnd M. South Omaha. I 2S8 278 AOHXTS WAATED. jADY or man wanted to travel and appoint uKonts ; $60 per month snlary and ex penses. Xlegler & Co. , Monon building , Chicago. J-M1GG G STORAGE. PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co. , DOS- 910 Jones , general storage and forwarding , 413 WANTED TO UUY. 2ND-IIAND furniture bought & exchanged. Boston FurnlturM Co. . 1414 Dodge , Tel. 2233. N 123 ALL kinds of household coeds , hotels , etc. . In large or small quantities. Chlcaco Fur niture Co. , 1400-10 Dodge. Tel. 2020.N426 > N-426 1,000 BASE BURNERS nna other stoves wanted. Don't sell before seeing Joe Le- vlnc. Drop a cud jnd a man will call. Highest market price guaranteed. 304 N. 16th. cor. Davenport. N M263 Sep. 18 WANTED , tough horse , strong top buggy and harness ; must be cheap. 622 No. 16th. N-S93-4 WANT to lease lots , all parts city. II 43 , Bee. N M3S6 7 HOUSE anc" lot. Small house and small lot within n few blockn or walking dis tance of High school. II 53. Bee , N 121 HOUSE to move on vacant lot. Address II 6H. Bee. N 142 10 FOR SALE FUIlNITimK. STOVES , HTOVES and furniture bought and nald ; best prices made ; nee us before you deal. Neb. Furniture Co. . 1413 Dodge. C 879 Oct-10 WE CARRY the largest Una of second hand Btovcs. You can buy them for little money. J. Lewis , 104 So. 14th st. O-MS55 SepSO Mill SALE HOUSES AND VEHICLE ! * . OLD buggies taken In trade on new vehicles Andersen Buggy Top Co. , 15 & Davenport. P-423 FOIl SALE , horse , phaeton and harness ; liorsu S years old ; good driver ; phaeton Drummond make ; ball bearings and rubber tires ; name ? ; ) now , hand-made , nice , com plete single outfit. Prlctj reasonable. F. 15. Sanborn. 1503 Howard. P 169 7 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS , FLAG poles ; nawdust , cncapeat and host lioir fence. 901 DoURlnB. Tel. S. g-4 CUTTEHS of drug prices. Bhermnn Si McConntll Urua Co. , 1513 Dodge St. St.Q430 Q-430 HOG , poultry , lawn and field fencing ; al wire. Wire WorkB , 1H17 Howard 81 ? Q ( SI THREE Rood first mortgage farm loans for kalu , JW UOO , Jl.OOO. Room i , con t'.nental block. Q M533 S3 2D-IIAND safe cheap. Derlght , 1116 Farim Q 433 SAFES , buy , ell , exchange. 114 S. 13th St Q 137 CASH register , nearly new , cheap , in Farnnm. Q M86I FOR SALE , ten R-1-P-A-N-S far 4 cents a druggist * . One rives relief. Q 431 ICE tor sale In car lota. Gilbert Uro . Counril Bluffs. Q M3H INDIAN relics , mounted gameheads. Ill Farnr.n. Q-M95 ? FOR SALE , i-heap , heavy wrapping paper good for batten or laying under carpets. Onmlia lice proto room. Q-Z71 B. HAAS , Floriat. 1813 Vlnton flt. Tel. 77 plants , cut flowera. botjuets , hall , resi lience , wedding and grave decoration * ; order * I'V mull or cxprts * promptly lined. Q 133 MUST sell Ha'dman piano ; make offer ; tlm or cash. Is 20 , Bee. Q-214 NEW wheels. (1350 up ; 2nd-hand wheels , 15 up ; repairing & supplies , Omaha Hlcycla Co , Q Ml 65 FOR SALE , 100,000 red cedar posts. J. P. Broker. Texarkana , Ark. Q-MS4C 15 FOR SALE , good frenh Jersey cow at Laundry stable , 19th and Howard itreets. Q MB$5 9 MISCELLANEOUS. BEST fall heater-i and cook stove * at low- eat prices Boston Furniture Co. , 1414 NOTICE , country dealer * , Jndhand fumitur * and stoves gold at lowest prices , carload tots or less. Chicago Furniture Co. . 14M-10 Dodge. R 43S CLAIRVOYANTS. MME , GYLMEIt , genuine palmlit.1603 Dodge S-M477 MH3. DR. MOSS , celebrated spiritual me- dlun < and prognosticate can ba consulted on (11 affair * of life : readings contlJen- tlal ; prices reduced for this week. 1704 fanltol avenue. S-M150 ( CLAIUVOYAJtTS. MRS. FIUTJ5. clairvoyant , 817 N. 16th. S-M710 VIENNA lortuno teller , IS years here. 1411 Howard. 3 909 01 TRANCE medium arrived ; Dr. Hall , known from ocenn to ocean. So sure am I of my powers of telling every event of past and future , of all , will Rive your full name In free tests , nnd the ona you marry ; Mnd stamps for test and answer. 1815 Chicago. 8-161 Oct 4 MASSAOE AN11 IIATIIS. MRS. BERRY , BATHS. MASSAGE. Parlors , Lest equipped In city. Porcelain tub ; lady attendants. 119 N. 16th , opp. 1' . O. , 2nd floor. T-M6IS 326' MISS DE CAMO , vapor sponge baths , mas sage , magnetic treatment ; expert attend ants ; l t-clars patronage toHclttd 1615 Howard , 3rd floor. T-M230 Sep 17 MME. AMEil. R. 2 , f07 S. 13 ; massage baths. . 17 * T-233-Sep. MME , Lee , baths , massmga parlor , 202 N. 16. T 773 36 * ELITE PARLORS. 2023 Farnam , upstairs , Ist-class baths , massage , magnetic treat ment. Lady attendants. T-M702 8 MME. SMITH , room 2 , 1181,4 North 15th T ! & 1'EUSONAL. M. MONHEIT. leadlns chiropodist , treats all ailments of feet , both ladle * & gentlemen. Ladles' halrdresslng , hair goods & toilet preparations. Treatments on scalp , faoi , hands or teet ; 20 years experience , 10 years In Omaha ; best -'quipped establishment In city. 1616 Farnam ; take elevator ; 2nd floor. , U 666 ' 3R. ROY , chiropodist ; corn ? , superfluous 1 hair removed by Icotrlclty. lloom 12 , Frenzor block. U 441 PRIVAT E hospital for ladles before & rtur- Ing confinement ; bubles adopted. 1136 N 17. U 140 SUPERFLUOUS hair Instantly removed ; no electricity ; no Instrument used. Room 4. Withnell block. U-315 VIAVI Is woman's way to health. S46 Bee Bldg. U-442 RITTEU hospital ; confinement cases taken ; bubles adopted. 221i Seward. Tel. UJ3. U MTltt Sepl'l ) RUPTURE CURED. We cure all forms of rupture without pain or detention from business. Send for circulars. Empire Rupture Our i , 932 New York Life Bulld- ItiK , Omaha , Neb. U M832 SepSO CARPET and paper cleaning. "l02 Douglas. Phone 349. U raa 7 INFORMATION wanted of Mary Ann Pedrlck. native or Croton Falls , New York ; her marriage nimo Is Towmey ; her father's tiuine. Uoyge Pearlck , native of Croton Falls , New liorkj her motner's name la Margaret Coukley , nutlvo of County Cork , Ireland , Information wanted by hei aunt , Ellen Daleny , maiden nunie Ellen Coakley , her mother's ulster. Diret-t to Mrs. l > aieny , No. 15s6 loth St. , San Francisco. U J18S3 b * WANTED , board m exchange for lessons In dress cutting. Address 11 5S , 13ce olllce. U 151 5 BATHS , massage. Mme. Post , 319U S. 15th , IT \ -o U-M173 AIOAUY TO LOAJ\-UKAJL. MONEY to loan on Unit-class improved city property or lor building purposes. Puyue- ll'urder Co. , N. Y. Lltu. 'VV 14ti 5 PER CENT money. Bemia , jC'uxton Blk W 447 MONEY to loan on Improved UmaJia real estate. Ir.inian-Lxjvu ! Co. , 219 So. 16th. W 44J $103 TO $2.000. tD. . Wead , alitn & Douglas. W 449 $1,000 and upwards to loan on Improved city property und farms. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1J20 Fariuitn. W 150 BROKERS , promoters , mortgage dealers , wanting eastern money snould write for circular. Investors' Directory , New York. W 451 MONEY to loan on Nobrask * and Iowa farms ; lowest rate * Urcunun-Lovo Co. , 219 S. 16th , Omaha. W 452 LOANS , Potter-Shole Co. , 310 N. Y. Life. W 154 WRITE us if you want A lo n on your farm In Iowa , eastern N b.-or Mo. ; it will pay you. Anthony Loan & Trust Co. , 315 N.Y.l * W 438 0 per cent loons. Garvln Bros. , 161S Farnam W 458 WANTED , city and farm loans ; also bonds and warrants. U. C. Peters & Co. , 1702 Faniam St. , Bee Bldff. W 457 5 PER CENT money on or before E years on Nebraska lands nnd Omaha real es tate. W. B. Molkle , 401 S. 15th st. W M774 6 aVi , 6 per ct. loans In Omaha , So. Omaha. 'W. IT. Thomas. 003 1st Nut. Bk. Tel. 1013. W 460 MORTGAGES , Wallace , 314 Brown Block. W 459 " " " B""P"ER CENT ; also private funds. Chas. E. Williamson. W MEM MOXEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. MONEY loaned salaried people holding- per manent position with responsible con cerns upon their own namex. without e- curlty ; easy payments , 'i'olnmn , R. 706 , N Y. Life BWc. X 463 MONEY TO LOAN ON LOW RATES-EASY PAYMENTS. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. , 80tJ SOUTH 1BT11 STREET.XC68 X-C68 MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLE confidentially , holding permanent post- tlonu , on tnelc own name without en dorser , mortgage or security of any kind. Can repay in easy weekly or monthly payments. Omaha Credit Co. . C. E. Jen nings , Mgr. . uulte (25-52(1 ( N. Y. Ufa Bldg. X-68B MONEY loaned on furniture , rigs , bicycles , diamonds , watches , etc. ; payments un known to friends. Omuha Loan Bank , 1416 Farnam , upstairs. X 464 LOANS MADE TO SALARIED PEOPLE holding permanent positions on their per sonal note without Indorsement or secur ity ; strlc'ly confidential , and at ONK-HALF THE USUAL RATES ; before borrowing see us , as you will flnd It creatly to your advantage ; we are the oldest , largest and only Incorporated loan company In Omaha. F. W. Truax , Mgr. , 119 Board of Trade Bid * . , 16th and Far nam Bta. Telephone 2295 , X 463 " * TO SALARIED PEOPLE MONEY LOANED AT LOWEST RATES WITHOUT SECURITY , PRIVATELY. QUICKLY. TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HOLDING SALARIED POSITIONS. Loans returnee In easy weekly or montl.ly payments U suit convenience of borrower. No Inquiries of their employer or friends ; everything guaranteed confidential. AMERICAN LOAN CO. , ROOM 601 BEE BUILDING. X-M177 MONEY loaned on pianos , furniture , norsei , cows , jewelry. Duff Green , R , 8 , Barker blk X-461 LOANS MADE TO SALARIED PEOPLE on their personal note without security. Rates reasonable. J. W , Taylor. 403 Kar- bach block , 2 to t p. m. X-M704 Sep , J8 MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , pianos , horses , cows , etc. JV. . Taylor , 403 Karbach block , 2 to 6 p. m. X-M705 Sep. 29 * MONEY loaned on pianos , furniture , jew elry , hones , cowa , etc. C. F. Reed , 319 fi. 13. X 163 LOST. LOST , dark red pocketbook containing $1.00 and $10.00 bill , school order nnd notes. Leave at SCOG N. 17th Ave and get reward Ix > st 156 5 * PARTY who found rfd morocco pocketbook Sept. 1 , containing papers and money , be longing to F. II. Brubaker. will receive $20 reward If returned to E , IT. Sprague & Co. , llth and Fumarn , Lotit-158 6 * ACETYLENE GENERATORS , MONARCH generators have no equal In construction , operation or price ; hurtling iaaleemen wanted. Address Monarch Acetylene GUI Co. , 1022 Douglas st. , Omaha , Neb , -M CO Sep JO BUSINESS FOR 8ALU or trade. City Hotel , Iowa. Y MJM IF YOU are a caterer and want to make money you loose the chance ot a life time 1C you ml * th Brunswick Cftfs. Y-M41S S pJt FOR SALE , meat market In good , llvo town of 1,600 Inhabitants ; two railroads , town growing ; market two doors 'f ° m postotnco. Best of reasons for selling. Address K. R. Hcfflln. Woodbine , Ift. FOR SALE. ptld-up concession for soft drinks , lunch. Ice cre.\m. In four building * . Address John McClo ky. International hall , Expo , grounds , Omnna. Y-M4SS Si * MERCHANDISE stock , a clean Mock of dry goods , furnishing goods nnd cloth- Ins ; owner will exchange for farm or city property. Lock Drawer , 1201. YM t * TAO. You're It because you don't trade in grain or stocks through n regular houco. Try us or fiend for our free book. How ard. Closby & Co. , 62 Wall St N V. FOIl EXCHANGE , FINE IS-room residence , beautiful grounds , near llanscom Park , to exchange for lands or city lots. Address II 2J , Bee. K MS53 FOR SALE HEAL ESTATE. VACANT PROPERTY BARGAINS : $230 , several lotn , Mommouth Park. $330. Meredith , bet. 27th and 2Sth , sewer. $ tOO , line lot , Ames , near 27th. $800 I , 83x140 , Chicago , near 27th. $750 , 27th near Woolworth $1,0 < H ) , California , near J8th , flne lot. $1,500. new boulevard , nw. 33d & Woolworth. $1,500 , fine e. front. 28th nr. Woolworth.N\V $5,600 , elegant residence sue , 125 It. , e. front on 38th , head of Davenport , 250 ft. deep ( i acre ) , mngnlllccnt view , very choice- and cheap. George G. Wallace , 313 J. J. Brown Blk. RE 163-7 FOR SALE , C40 acres of land , worth $35 per acre : will sell for { 24 per acre. The Byron Reed Co. . m 3. 14th l IF South Omaha real estate you want to buy or t.ell communicate with O'Nell's Real Estate Agency. RE M628 FOR SALE , best residence site In Omaha. 150x127 feet , nouthwcat corner 20th st. nnd Poppleton nv. : both streets paved ; all regular and special taxes pafd to date ; make offer Address F 66. The Bee. RES M843 Sept B * 0-RGOM house , Spauldins St. , Jl.100.00. G. E. Turklngton. COS Bee. RE 671 29 * SNAPS In real estate ; money to loan. L. L Johnson Co. . 814 S. 15th street. RE-M658 HAVE you some lots to sell ? Now Is the tlma to dlspostj of them ; let the people know that yen want to dispose of them. The Bee reaches the people who have ths money. RE S66 CHEAP HOMES : J750. 5-r. house , full lot , 331C Larlmore. Jl.OOO 5-r. house , 2420 Patrick ; rents , J10. J1.200 , B-r house , full lot , trees , Hurt. $1,400. cozy 5-r. cottage , Poppleton Park. 11,500 , 4-r. house , barn , lot 60x127. tl,750. 7-r. house , barn , flne place , n. 28th. < 2,5CO , 6-r. house , conveniences , barn , paved st. . all paid , near High school cheap. J2.500 , 7-r. house. Orchard Hill , all con veniences , barn , paved street , nice home. $3,500 , 8-r. house , full lot , Harney , nr. :6th. 15,000 , modern 9-r. house , 3lst , nr. Poppleton. (5 ( 000 modern 10-r. house , Kountze Place. 3eorgo G. Wallace , 313 J. J. Brown Blk. RE 164-7 CASH CUSTOMERS FOR FARM LAND. The Byron Reed Co. . 213 S. 14th St % HOUSES. Jots farm * , lands , loans ; also flre Insurance. Bemls , Paxton blk. RE 472 HENRY B. PATNE. C01 N. Y. LIFE BLDG. Real Estats , Rentals. Loans , Insurance. RE501 LIST vour property with me. I have the buyers. H. M. Christie , South Omaha. RE-M629 Oct. S PAYING INVESTMENTS : $2,000 , 2 large lots , closa In , rental. $25 per month ; with small expense would bring much more. $2.600 , large lot. 6 blks , , from High school , 2 houses , rent $2C ; room for 2 more. A snap. $3.500 , well Improved , - good condition , special all paid , rents steadily $50 per mo. $5,000 , 3 lots , H cottages , 1 store , nil'good condition , always rented , brlnp $800 per rear , nets 10 per cent ; 30th & Plnkney. George G. Wallace , 313 J. J. Brown Blk. RE 165-7 9-ROOM modern house. Inquire 624 S. 2 < Jth avo. RE 904 Sep. 11 * FOR SALE or excnange , choice , rich pro ductive farms , large and small ; also ten flne stock ranches , all In northeastern Nebraska , for sale very cheap and on easy terms , where crops have never failed. Crops average ; Corn 45 , wheat 18 and oats 50 bushels per acre ; some of these lands can bo traded for merchandise , dry KOOtls , hardware or furniture. For par ticulars address Geo. W. Hutton. Cole ridge , Cedar county , Neb. RE 912 O2 3100 SEWARD ST. , G-room house and full lot , $300,00. easy payments ; adjoining lots sold for $500.00 last week. Byron It. llnst- Ing * . 212 S. 14th. KE-C15 FOR SALE My elegant home. 20M Webster st. , small amount down , balance same as rent If desired. Address C. D. Bibbing , Hotel Spokane , Spokane , Wash , RE-M715 Sep29 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. READ LAST WEEK'S RECORD of the NEB. BUS nnd SHORTHAND COLLEGE. BOYD THEATER I1LDO. Eight calls In two days last week for our graduates We filled only three for the want of operators. Stenographers and bookkeepers who have no positions and these partially unqualified would do well to call on u One experienced stenographer we secured a position for after bains In our school less than a week. It pays to take up shorthand or bookkeeping where a position awaits you. Ofllclal Court Reporter A. L. , Warrlck , principal shorthand department. Prof , j , T , Dalley. the "Master Penman , " principal business department. A. C. Ong , A. M. , L. L. B. , President. M-11G A. C. Van Sant's School. 717 N. Y. Life. 488 AT OMAHA Bus. College , 16th & Dounlas. 4S9 BOYLES' school ; court reporter principal ; Bee Bldg. 490 TYI'ISWIIITISIIS. TYPEWRITERS for rent , $4.00 per month. The Smith-Premier Typewriter Co. , ! C2i Farnam St. Telephone 1284. 47S WE RENT ai.d sell the best typewriters | made ; larxe < * t stock of supplies In Omaha. ! United Typewrite.- & Supply Co. , 16H Far. i nam. 474 | ' . REMINGTON Standard typewriter and mip. i piles. 1619 Fdrnam. 475 THE Oliver Typewriter , visible writing , heavlr-Ht manlfolder and cuts the flneit stencil ; ece ex.ilblt Liberal Arts bldit , Greater America Exposition , Tel. 2279. J. 8. Stewart , Special Agent , 318V4 S. Fif teenth steet , Omaha. 476 TYPEWRITERS , secondhand. 1116 Fnrnam. M-991 MEDICAL. DR. MANSFIELD'S monthly regulator has brought happiness to hundreds of anxious women ; have never had n single failure ; longest cases relieved In two to Ilvu daya without fall ; r.o pain , no danger , no Inter ference with work ; by mall or olllce , $2 ; all letters truthfully answered. The Mansfield Remedy Co. , 1C7 Dearborn St. , room 614 Chicago. Ill , M RSO & TAILORING. WHO'S your tailor ? Bee the Twin City Tailoring Co. ; fall line now ready for In spection ; prices right. 1COO Farnam st. -343 S19 LADIES' JACKETS , men's clothing , altered In latest styles and denned. Max Fo el , 307 & 17th. M-7'9 Sep29 . i ! ' IlIOVULES , ANDRAE bcycl ! s , $20. 1116 Farnam. -M9M CLOSING out ' 99 Tribune bicycles less than cost , $30 cash LouU Flescher , 1622 Cap. Ave 90S 9 81 ATTJlESS RENOVATINO , M. S. WALKLIN , 21U Cumins , Tel. 1331. OSTEOPATHY. JOHNSON OMeopathle Institute , tli N. Y , Lite Bldg. , Alice Johnson , D. O. . ladles' ' dept. ; Old K. Johnson , osteopathlst. mcr \i-sss M. E. DONOHUE. D O. , of Still school , Klrksvllle. Mo. , c6l Paxion blk. Tel. 13 < ! 7. 492 TICKET imOICEUS , CUT RATE railway and steamship tickets ; excursion tickets bought nnd fold. P. II. Phllbln. new locations 1303 and 1505 Far nam. Kst. 1SS9. Member G. T. B. Assn. M-100 I'AWNIIUOKEIIS. JEFFERSON Square Loan Ofllce , 413 N. 16. ' 481 3AOLE Lonn Office , tollable , nccommodat- Inp ; all buslnim confidential. 1301 Douglas. 483 FOR SALE FARMS. FARMS near So. Omaha and Lincoln for sale. J , T , Clarke , Board of Trade , Omaha. S70 Sotf-lO MAiixirriu HEAI.INO. MR. AND MRS. A. OILLET , Wcltmer ny - tcm , 24th and Cumlng ; entrance on 21th , -M456 Sept 12 NICKEL PLATINO. I3ASEBURNKRS rcplated ; all kinds of plat ing. Omaha Plating Co. . Bee Bldg. 215 MOUSE MOVER. W. COY , located at 1716 St. Mary's Ave. 480 WATER FILTEHS. "STANDARD" In Machinery Hall , expo , grounds , or room 6 , Board of Trade bldft , -M7M Sop-7 TRUNK FACTORY. SEE OUR trunk traveling bags , suit cases. Trunks repaired. Omaha Trunk factory , 1209 Farnam. C62 O16 CONTRACTORS AND IIUI1.D IIS. HEALY & SONS. 22 HOTELS. TRY the Henderson Hotel ; board and room $4.00 per week ; gas , steam heat and baths. Ninth and Farnam Stfl. 487 ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. HARRIS Abstract Co , , 423 Bee Building.4S3 4S3 DRESSMAKING. IN families. Miss Sturdy , 2216 Davenport. M 70 Sep. 29 LAUNDRY. OMAHA STEAM LAUNDRY , city towel supply ; shirts , Sc : cellars , 2c : : curts. 4i ; underwear. 60. 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. 647. . M465 a Ant t Sopll RANCHES. FOR SALE , cheapest and best cattle ranch. aOO.OOO acres. For description address Eu gene Williams , Waco , Texas.M203 M203 Sap. 16' COMMERCIAL COLLEGES. OM. Com'l Col. Rohrbough Broa. , 16&D'Rlas. MHO STAMMERING AM > STUTTERING. CURED. Julia Vaughan , 430 Ramge Bldg. 485 SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE. FRENCH. German. Spanish. $2 per month , Prof. Chatelaln , 301 Boyd theater. 147 RAILWAY TIME CAItD. FREMONT. ELKHORN & Missouri Valley Rail road "The Northwestern Line" General Offices , United States National Bank Bldg. , Southwest Corner Twelfth and Fnr nam Streets. Ticket Ofllce , 1401 Farnam Street. Telephone. 661. Depot. 15th and Webster Streets. Telephone , 1453. Leave. Arrlvo. Black Hills , Dcndwood , Hot Springs a 3:00 : pm a. 6:00 : pm Wyoming , Casper and Douglas d 3:00 : pm d 6:00 : pro Hastings , York , David City , Superior , Geneva , Exeter and Sewurd..b 3:00 : pm b 6:00 : pm Norfolk , Verdlgre and Fremont b 7:30 : am blOiffi am Lincoln. Wahoo and Fremont b 7:30 : am blO:25 : am Fremont Local o 7:30 am a Dally b Dally except Sunday , c Sun day only , d Dally except Saturday. CHICAGOORTH . western Rallw-jy "The Northwestern Line" City Ticket Office , 1401 Farnnm Street. Tele phone , 561. Depot , Tenth _ _ and Mason Streets. Tele phone , (59. ( Leave. Arrive. Daylight Chicago Spe cial a 6:40 : am ail:55 pra Carroll Local b 5:25 : pm blO:10 : am Eastern Express , Des Molnes , Mnrslmlltown , Cedar Rapids and Chicago cage allQ5 : am a 4:06 : pm Atlantic Flyer , Chicago I and East a 4:55 : pm a 4:05 : pm 1 Fast Mall , Chicago to Omaha a 2:45 : pm Omaha-Chicago Special.a 7:05 : pm a 8:15 : nm Fast Mali :30 : ani a Dully b Daily except Sunday. .CHICAGO . , ST. PAUL. Minneapolis & Omaha Railway "The Northwestern - western Line" General Ofllces , Nebraska Divi sion , 15th and Webster Sts. City Ticket Olllce. 1401 Farnam St. Telephone , 561. Depot , 15th and Wobater Sts. Leave. Arrlva. Twin City Express ( for Sioux City. St. Paul & Minneapolis ) a 6:00 : am Omaha Passengur a 7:00 : pm Blair , Krneraon , Hloux City , Poiifii , Hartlng- ton and Bloomfleld..b 1:00 : pm b2:10 ! : pm No. 2 Twin City L't'd..a 5:55 : pin No , 1 Omaha Limited , . . a 9:00 : am u Dully , o Dally except Sunday. iSlOUX CITY & PACIFIC Railroad "The North- wewtern Line" General Olllces , United States National Banlc Building , S. W. Corner Twelfth and Fnrnam Streets. Ticket Ullice , lm Farnam Btreet , Telephone - phone , 501. Depot. Tenth and Muaon Streets. Telephone , O. Leave. Arrive. Sioux City , Mankatn & St. Paul , Minneapolis.a G:50 : am a 8:40 : cm Bt. Paul , Minneapolis , Mankuto & Hloux Citya 5:25 : pm all:00 : pm i Sioux city Local a 7:46 : am a 4:20 : pm > a Dally CHICAGO. ROCK IBL. ' ? . ! m & ao''c ' ' Railroad "The Great Rock Isl- - anil Route. " Lincoln. Colorado Bpgs , . ' j Denver , Pueblo und West a 1:30 : - I pm a 4-25 nm pra DCS Molnes. Rock IB- | and and Chicago a 7:25 : pm a 8:35 : Colorado & Tirxas Flyer.a 6:41) : ) pm a t'w km nm a Dally b Drily except Sunday , ' Street. 1 j Chicago Limited Ex. . . .a pm aS'fzo fflSy&SSW fa " 0" * b3:55'S : My. bDaliytiowtlHundV * * * * * W ABAS H RAII.ROAD- Tlcket Ottlce , l 5 Farnam Street. Telephone , S 2. De pot. Tenth and Mason tjtreeU , Telpehone , 629. \ Leave. Arrive. St , Louis "Canon Ball" Express , , - . .a4:50 : pm a 8:35 am a Dally. RAILWAY TIME CARD , KANSAS CtTY. St Jo- * pph A Council Bluffs HiUlMAd-"Ttie HurlltiR. ton Routt" Ticket Ottlce , 1503 Fariam Street , Telephone - phone , Jjo. Depot , Tenth and Masnn Streets. Tele * phone , 310.Leave. Leave. Arrlvev. Kansas City Day Ex . . .a 9:30 : am a 8HS pm Kanetna City Night Ex..alO:15 : pnt a. 0:30 m St. Louis Flyer for St. Joseph and St , Loul.a 4:53 : pm all:15 : am a Dally CHICAGO. BURLINGTON _ Qulncy Railroad "The Burlington Route" Ticket Ofllce , 1502 Fftrnam St. Tel. 860. Depot Tenth & Mason Streets. Tele phone , 310 , Leave. Arrive * Daylight Chicago Bpcc- clal , a 6:40 : am Chicago VoMlbuled Ex.a 6.05 pm o 8CC : nm Chicago Express , a 9:30 : nm A 4:08 : pm Chicago & St. L. Ex..a 7:45 : pin a 8 : am Paclflo Junction Local..alO45 ; am Fast Mall , , , . . * ! :4S : pm a Daily HUP.L1NGTON & Mtfl. sourt Illvep Railroad "Tho Burlington Home" -General Oltlces , N. W. Cornpr Tenth and Far- nam Streets. Ticket Oincp. 1502 Furnam - - - - Street. Telephone , SM. J Depot Tenth and Mason Streets. Tele phone S10. Leave. Arrive. Lincoln , HrtetlliRS nnd McCook . . . . . .a 8:40 : am n 7:40 : pm Lincoln , Denver. Cole rado. Utan. California. a 4:23 : pm a 3:55 : pm Lincoln. Black Hills. Montana A Pagct Bound . . . . . .a 4:25 : pm a 3:00 : pm Lincoln Local . a 7:00 : pm n 10:35 : nm Lincoln Vast Mall . . .a 3:00 : pm n 10:30 : am Denver , Colorado , Utah & California . a 6,30 am a Dally. UNION PACIFIC "THBOVKH- land Route" Ocrernl Ofllce * , N. 13. Cor. Ninth and Tarnam Streets. City Ticket Ofllce. 1802 Farnam Street. Telephone , 3IS. Depot. Tenth and Mason Streets , Telephone , 629. Leave. Arrive. "Tho Overland Limited" for Utah. Idaho , Mon tana. California , Ore- Ron and Washington point * a 8:40 : am , A 4S8 : pm Th Colorado Spo-jlal for Denver nnd all Colorado points all:65 : pm a 6:30 : am Pacific Express for Denver , Salt Lake. 1'aclllc Conat and all western points b 4:25 : pm a 0:30 : am Lincoln , Beatrice and StromsburB Exorega .ftj 4:25 : pm b 1:20 : pm Fremont , Columbus , Nor folk , Grand Island and North Platte a 4:23 : pm b 4:35 : pm Columbus Local b 7:30 : pin b 9:30 : am North Platte Local n 1:10 : pm South Omaha Local Pass. Leaves. 6:20 : . m. ; 7:00 : a. in. ; 10:10 : a. in. ; 3:03 : i > . m. Arrives , 10:43 : a. m. ; 3:30 : p. in. ; 6:25 : p. m. ; 6 p. m. Council Bluffs Local Loaves , 5:20 : a. m. 6:40 : a m. ; GK : > n. m. ; 7:35 : a. m. ; 9:30 : a. m. b 10:45 : a. in , ; 1.23 p. m. ; 2:1G p. in.4:63 ; : p. m. 5:25 : p. m. ; 6:65 : p. m. ; 8:53 : p. m. ; 10:30 : p. m Arrives , 6:20 : a. in. ; 7:20 : a. m. ; 8:15 : n. m. 8:45 : a. m. ; 11:30 : a m. ; 3:05 : p. m. : 4:05 : p. m. 5:55 : p. m. ; 0:30 : p. m. ; 7:30 : p. m. ; 9:30 : p. m. 11:00 : p. m ; 11:55 p. m. a Dally , b Dally except Sunday. OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAILroad - road Omaha , Kansaa city & Eastern Railroad "The Qulncy Houte" Ticket of fice , 1415 Farnam Street. Telephone. 322. Depot , Tenth nnd Mason Streets. Tele phone. 629.Leave. Leave. Arrive. St. Louis Cannon Ball Express a 4:50 : pm u 8:35 : am Kansas City and Qulncy Local a 6:50 : am a 8:35 : pm a Dally. MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILroad - road General Offices and Ticket Offices Southeast Cor ner 14th and Douglas sts. Telephone. 104. Depot , ISth and Webster Seta. Telephone 1453. . . . . . Leave. Arrive. St. Louis-nnKsas & Neli. Limited a 3:00 : pm 12:55 : pm K. C.-St. L. Express..a 9:50 : pm a 6:00 : am Nebraska Ix > cal via Woeplngv Water b 5:00 : pm a 6:00 : am a Dally , b Dally except Sunday. LEGAL NOTICES , RAILROAD WORK. The Dakota Pacific Hallway company will receive bids at once for the grading and bridging for thirty miles of main line and spurs between ScottH Mills and Mystic , South Dakota. In whole or part , according to the ability o the contractor. The material to lie handled consists of about equal quantities of earth and solid I rpck and fairly heavy. The work must commence - mence Immediately. Profiles and speclflca- | tlons can be seen at Rapid City or at chief t engineers' camp on the line. SSd 7tM HUM } UP ins OWN TRAIN. Title of ( he Detroit Conductor iiuil ( ho Lniiiliuriuvii. A group of railroad moil sat together ono day last mouth on the cool and airy office balcony of the union depot , relates the De troit Free Press. They were conductors and engineers for the most part , though some of tliom had seen service In many branches of railroading. As they smoked and chatted and listened to the puff , puff of the engines and the clanging of bolls In the yards below they were reminded of mishaps and ad ventures that had befallen them or their acquaintances In the course of many years on the road. As their cigars grow shorter their storlea grew longer and stronger until until one wound up a lurid tale bristling with shining pistol barrels , flaring torches , cracks of revolvers , frightened passengers and masked bandits In a midnight BOttlnc 011 a lonely Nebraska prairie. , "Woll. " nald the Old Timer , when the ellence following this recital began to grow oppressive , "you can talk about the wild and woolly until your tongue la tired , but I'll toll you there was a time right hero In Michigan when wo trainmen had customers to deal with that would simply have telo- acoped and derailed all the reckless high waymen west of the Missouri , " "When was that ? " asked the former speaker , dubiously. "That was along nome time after the war , ay In the early ' 70a , and the place was up In the woods In the northern part of the lower peninsula. Those were the days when the great lumber camps were In tbo height of their glory. A single railway track ran up Into the heart of the forest and was lined all winter for hauling logs and freight. Men went up Into the woods In the fall of the year and came out In the spring. These were about the only occasions upon which a passenger train went up Into the "It was all right taking tbo lumbermen up In the fall , That was easy , They were dead broke , perfectly sober , and as quiet and orderly as a Sunday school clans just before Christmas. "But coming back ! "They were tbo roost obstreperous pas- sengeiti a conductor ever had to collect fares from. The way thoiie wild-eyed woods men , coming out In the spring , would pile Into the cars and acrambln through a train would take the nerve out of incut nny conductor In the United Staten today. They went like a baud of ucboolboys Just let out for a lark- only ton times morn dangerous. Their poeknU were stuffed with greenbacks and a whisky fluk. They ehouted and fought , cursed and RUHR out of pure high uplrlta. They were good- natured as a rule , and only anxious to get home and spend their monuy , but any show of restraint upon their action * or movements would pluneo them Instantly into an ugly and furious temper. "There was a conductor vorklug for the Detroit , Lansing & Northern In those days named Mclaughlin. He wan a profeutlonal wriwtler before he took to railroading and was considered one of the beit In the country. He was a man of flne phycl'iue , strong , lltiio and over filx feet tall , He It was whom they always sent up to the camps to bring the lumbermen home , and as he never failed to collect at least three- fourths of the farra ho was looked upon as n wonder "Tho loK-rolIers cama to know him In tlmo and had very treat rwpect for bli They looked for hi * coming In tb spring nnd nomMlnies arranged friendly tamta 1t 1 between Mac anil whoever happened to t bo the champion svrspppr of the * e.ison. "But therp came M uprlng t lust when Mac did not appear. He had left the DM tiolt , Lansing Norihprn and gone wrat. 1 think ho noi HUM on the Northern ! ' clflc out of Mlnupapollt. In his ite > d tha wondering lumbermen taw a mpdlum-alzed man that In no ropcct resembled the mils culnr and giant-framed Mac swing off thn train when It lowed up at the station In the ' woods. The now conductor was Johnny Hall , who had been sent out to do the best IIP could In Mac's place. "Tho passengers-to-be Immediately pro posed to themselves what they thought would provo n humorous and agrccnblo pastime. Every man Jack of them agreed not uudpr nny circumstances to pay his fnro to the tie\v conductor. So they boarded the train In high glee at the prospect of frco rldo home. "Meanwhile John Hall lad not failed to notice a few signs \vhluh , when ho lemom- bcred the evil repute la which his gem \\cro held by all railroad men , the future an ominous look. Ho walked forward and gpoko n few words to hU en- Klueor , 'Vou can't gat back to civilization u minute too BOOH , Stove , ' ho tmld. 'Jerk her through the woods for all she'll stand. " "U WAS Ju.it iilchtfall when they pulled away from the lonely station and plunged Into tbo gloom of the forpsts of hemlock. Pine and tamarack that lay before them for U.O in I IPS. Johnny Hall started at once to collect his fiiren. Ho appeared at tha roar end of the lost c.\r with his punch In his right hand , his lantern hanging from bin loft arm and one burly brake-man alonp'lclo of him. "There wan ono husky woodohopper In the ln t wxU. 'Fares , please,1 said Johnny. " 'Faros bo d , ' wild the passenger. "Tho other pnfeengors continued their conversations or gated unconcernpdly through the windows Into the black night. rour fare or cc-t thrown off tht > train , ' ssld "tho " conductor In oven tonea. "Like a gladiator waiting for the word , thn unruly passenger prepared to spring upon his victim. He half roe fnnn his scat when eoniothlng happened. The pliers which the conductor carried In hla right hand had suddenly met the passenger between thn eyes nnd ho tumbled to the floor. U was blow for blow and Johnny Hall -know better than to let his antagonist got In the first one. " 'Cover 'cm , Bill , ' ho said , nnd the big brake-man Instantly whipped out two mur derous looking Colts and turned them upon the astonished occupants of the car. No body stirred while ho sung out : 'Anybody that tries to leave this car Is a dead man. Keep your seats ! ' All kept their seats ami everybody paid his fnro , too. No ono had nny arguments that could stand up against the muzzles of two loaded guns and , once having paid , they wanted to eefl every ono else pay , too , so they made no Interference. "In the second car no one knew what had happened In the first. But the moment the two men stepped Inoldo nnd the door slammed behind them the eyes of every ono there cnugfht eight of the two revolvers. In the twinkling of nn eye the hand of the man In the first scat reached for his hip pocket. But even before ho could draw It away Johnny Hall's lantern had circled the air nnd eomo down with terrific force , floor ing him Instantly. " 'Throw up your hands , ' shouted the brakeman - man at the same moment , nnd nil the- other passengers In the car had a rnco to sec who could get his hands up over his head first. They went through the car from the last seat to the first and got every fnro In cash. "After that Johnny came to the conclu sion that It was a waMo of tlmo to stand upon ceremony. So the first Intimation the occupants of the remaining cars gat of the advent of the conductor was the sharp com mand hurled at them In stentorlnn tones : "Throw up your hands ! ' nnd the sight of two loaded pistols turned point blank upon them. The conductor would ask each one how far ho was gclni ; , take his money out of his pockc-t , mnko the right change nnd put It back. Then no would pass on to the next. "And that Is the story of how Johnny Hall held up hla own passengers. Steve , at the throttle , was Jerking her through according" j ! ' to orders. They smashed along through the j j woods , tore acrops lonely swamps and rattled over shaky wooden bridges. lied flames shot nut of the smokestack Into the dark night and the cars lurch oil from fildo to side as they banged along. "Johnny Hall continued on the road many ypars and became one of the most popular conductors In the state and It was only thn other dny that ho made his last run. nnd I know that John Hall wan pluck to the end , for a braver man never ran n train out of Detroit. " onni.vAMIO .vriusisr.s. Mexic-o City Hnlil to SurpnnM All 1'liu-r * In Queer Nomenclature. The street names In Mexico City are somewhat really appalling to the newcomer , says Modern Mexico. Some years ago the streets of the city were renamed systemati cally with numerical avenues running cast and west and streets running north and south , but although the now names are prominently posted on all the corner houaoa they are never need except In official docu ments. Kvery ono uses the old names. Many of these are place names , or strcct/i are named for eome occurrence or tradition , or for the character of the trades that formerly predominated In them. The uum- ber of nomea la Infinitely multiplied be cause each block Is regarded as a street nnd lias a Hoparnto name. When the nanm of n street continues the same through more than ono block the various squares are designated as flret , nccond , third , etc. Many of these street names BPOHI very odd to foreigners. Those named for the Deity nnd rellgloun personages are numer ous. For Jnetance , there are the Heart of Jesus street and the Street of the Holy , Oliost ; Ave Atarlo street and Avenue of the Love of Ood. Others are the Strcot of the Saint of the True Cross , the Arches of Butblnhem and the Graves of Balnt Sunday btreet ; thn Bridge of at. Peter nnd St. Paul and the Street of the Crosses of Sorrow. ' Not only are the names of BtrecU unusual , out thny are often found In tbo moat In- congruoiiH locations. Kor Instance , If you walk down Jesus street nnd continue In tbo second block you will bo startled to find that you ar then on the Street of the Now Slaughter Houne. Tbo Alley of the Kg * and Potato btreet are Just as likely to be the prolongation of the Back of Bt. Teresa street us any other. The Street of the Seven Prlncea may no longer bo Inhabited by royalty , but the Avenue of Illustrious Men was named for real portions. The Btreet of the Lout Child derlvwi Its name from a popular tradition , but the Avenue of the Fifth of May was named for a fa mous battle with the French. There arc a large number of Uie capital' * treeU named for living things. There are the Street of the Little Bird , Street of the Fluh , Bull street and Ooat street and Htreota of the Piles , Ilata and noostera. One short block glories in the name of tb Btreet of the False Hntranro of St , Andrew , The Alley of the Little Candle Shop , th Street of Heads , Street of a Thousand Won ders and the Square of the Thlof are other oddltlu ) . It Is not recorded exactly M to whether Bad Indian street and the Street of Crazy People were named after those who endeavored to learn all the itrcet names of the City of Mexico , but If you at least feel Inclined to swear after trying It youriolf you should first go over to Devil street. To Cnre ImGrlpiin In Two l > nr Take Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets , All druggist * refund the money If It falls to cure. K , W. Orove'v utgiiutuiu U on cacb > / box. 2a