THE O.MAJI.V JtAlLV UKKl t"NTA , OCroBTR II, lilOO.
i nn HKI, K 4T T B.
RKMIS
Paxtnn Bio 'k.
ne .
Ha for ! a large Hs o'
f"'-E. LOTS,
IHN HBeS. SI BtjB
fa rms. 1hactc
nbss Pro
i a.wd
1 M Uri'wt
:3 trial
itT
IQPBftTTJCH.
C m tn ami !r,ok over his llet of HOCSX8
a- 1 LOTS before buying. He bas. iffluat
r" or otners. the tomwing:
.-ottag ami lot. close in .' 3 H
!' stories go
tt-. oiith ohmIu
ottng, ith ami Vinton f
-ott.sge. Walnut Hill ?2
ottaae. N f7th Oe
8
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R-r
8 .
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f r
S-
t e
1' r
t
r
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8-r
1 3-r cottage and lot j
-mer lot. paved at J.I
-'ght downtown 1 .
-ir mot-r. corner lot I
m. dern W Farnam t s
""."k and frame. die m J.J" '
"ir.-s and lo', clnae In .. 'K
strictly modern, new W. Farnam
'frtetlr mwlm. Han..tm Plaee l.r i
"trietly mixlffi). Bemia nark, new 2..'
troicEj nmweyE lots
Kir motor line Hth at. and Am
O .ly tlSO each, and only ft down ana
r.er montn. .
A .. hoioe lots mir th and Miww
e. vr. wlfn fine shad treei ,)nlJ
and only IIO down and IlO par month
SCP.CRBAN ACRES I
I, ' y and .cr trt-- -mi" st ana i
n r . iry limit. J! t i'"
Ch. ice 3 acres, good h;w bie. rro.
' lt.u0 .
13. ; ,t.r, J-acre fruit farm. -rom nouae.
ft ibl ate .,
An h-r yt- acfa r. om. fruit, ate.
A: l n-othr-nar " nirv """Jl Suw: 1
i r farm In- of land In
rr of th r'--!tt ' ,,IJ'W,:
', iar hoo p f S room an-l miifnt. nra
r. . i.. -Iar h- bar- afj iojU out
"..:.'!nx. A bri"i.
TV ! it it 'f fruit nntl rUn
frm In ilm- -vry rounty In
,,t, vk.i "tr. " .flllr "fV'.
CA' A. XD SEE ' BKroRK fTlN1
rhii'K Rt.rt-id
I. j,. i,. .)-. ,i-, .h' i.- hrlrk dw. Ill.m
h p b! r m fS. no to r. .'
i li i'.ra In loofc ovr our Ht.
I - trR fEVT M''RV TO r.rAW AVt)
V. h
n:ipnr P. 8KMIS.
ttwtaoinnort in
Pa ton Rlvt.
R. rETFRS CO
17m Far nam St., Boa BWi
DWELLING HOfSES
ivi -Slat ariJ Spruce . 7-ronni hotiae.
lodem erept furiae; ver' lrve
..'or and livlnat rooms: house finlahed
.iar wofd. hand eerved- lage bam
1 :.ire shads trees; SS-foet lot Price,
v ;.v:!--..rntm house, bath, marb'e wit'h-
.rd. small barn, nlc fiiwn an-t shale.
1 . .1 Odewalk. Price. t.S.
' ...m housi. bath. elet. nitirbli'. .'Bh-
sn.l 8 end fixture, hum nicety
- ..p.. red. full lot. ti.m.
N llev-jTTS Callfbmla it.. 7-rnom hou,
i.tii. ciofiet. hot and co'd water. 10 id
mntd cellar. JS,0. ,
.'IIS Jones St.. S roims. batH. cloef.
111.1 00..J watar. i?. eoixl brick c-1-wlthln
wa'lrttli? dtatanre, asphnlt
...I street. 12.109.
VACANT t.OTS.
1 MS4A.foot bulWlmr lot on Georitl
near Mnson at.. t be sold wry
hip specUl taxes ail paid.
No UM 3 loa on 18th and Spruce to be
ol.l ry rhenp.
so 'xt lot. 23th and Emmet, for JSSfl.
x-. via tan --m cmimi f AVli SI I'd
t th state, fi pur cent 'n'Taat. Wi
rRACT; 130 acre under eultlvat'on. I'
'.ry house stable, cor.icrtb eoo wed
m.d Tlndml'.l. all rich, h'ark soli sit
ite.i in Cedar county, Nebraska. Prl?e
iv: per acre.
No 14,11 2-acr farm 'n Sar-y wuety
vbrska: lino blue graaa i'otur: 9-ro-m
' o-ise. larxe barn .nd ..the- b ilMI'ttw.
ill m itood state of renalr. 1i arv Hi
ir-hard. iiw!.ll younB trees bearing two
ynr further information write r call upon
RC. PKTFRS A CO
17M Farnam St., Bet B'de
RE-S77 14
GKNI'INE BARGAINS
ARB HARD TO FIND
LOOK AT THErtE.
S-ronm cottage near 27th and Burdette .j 690
5-room cottaje. water, walking dis
tance - , 7M
-roam cottage city water, full lot.
best repair, close ta school and 2 oar
lines, only 975
5-room cottage. Al renalr. gas. water,
full lot. near 2ith and Temoieton. 1.275
( rooma. east front on Florsnce boule
vard, 'lone, to Kountze park.. .. . 1.180
l-room house neac Wth and Corbv.
tty wnter. sewer connection, bath
room, tine brick cellar barn every
thing in good shape. This property 4lould
bring J2.100. hut was placed with me
last week to be sold AT ONCE for l.0
7 rooms new, a beauty Ask about lt I 0-aj
t rooms, modern, barn. 2mh and Pierce 2.311
i rooms, modern, barn. Franklin west
of 34th. good repair, lawn, shade. A
SNAP . 1.360
l-room liouae. ill modern. Just east of
Uanscom park, paving paid, lot Wx
'50 A line home. THE TRICE IS
ONLY 2.3M
l-room houff. strictly modern, good
barn, lot 50x180, near Hanscom. pav
ing paid . . . 3.S.X)
An Investment: A double residence. In
good neighborhood, walking distance,
modern, always rented at W. nets
l'1 per .-ent on price . . 4.W
Peiiutlf il building lots In all parts of the
rlty at bargain counter prices and easy
'eims. Sea me before you buy.
WNKRS BRING IN YOCTt BARGAINS.
1 HAVE THE CUSTOMERS.
ERNEST SWEET. 822 N. Y. L. BLDG.
RE-2H0 IP
HALF acre hist west of aoth St at south
end of Miller park only St7S00
Bvron R. Hastings, 212 So. llth St
RE 273 14
FOR convenient arrangement of the hoitae
and toctttLin of orooer'y being tvttHm
walking dl'tafce Mml tvivina fur tr.'et
.-ar line within two b'ocks. aluo walklnic
distance to Hlh 'cool and depot, front
ing east on Bou'evarl. pirg a-d per
manent sidewalk, concrete s'ep and
wa'k In vard: also concrete cellar floor,
double floors, fln'ahed floor, quarter
sawed and po'lshe.1 bt of plumbing,
workmanship ami mate-ll unurn"
tin partially deprlbea thre ? a.nd J-roorn
mcvlern house ione belnir sold during lee
'a.t week). Just compl.'td at IDth and
Hurt streets, which we offer for sale d"r
the next ten r.nvi at price whl"h
annot b equalled In th' cpy 10 per cet
es than thev can b bought wh" once
reefed Thcao houses wl't be unen S'ln.lsy
a-d during n-xt week We aljo have v.
nl other mixlern houe in 'UlTerort
fis't' of file cly (urn S o 1 room, rang-ne-
pi price from I' 40 to CW. which wa
w-111 be plense.1 to h'.'W
H V MILTON BROS B -I'der.
2Sth and Davenport, t.i vn.
RK-112 14
3REAT bargain 1-story brick hotel, steim
lieat. 1 room htv mri trade. .-Ity litW:
tfi cash, balance 3131 ter month, no In
terest f srire brlek heue and Iwen. g-vd orcHnpt.
V. i. re gncr.d. a comp'ets h mie. il ml'-'
from -itv Improvcmwits cost more than
price KefO
So- re frm. new house, stable, douh' i
.r'h windmill, all fenced, to trade for
gr.M-erv tack.
J H. PARROTTE, Dou-'as Blk.
RE 117 14
I ) V PtX ,(i- l wt'h 4 ""! w-stpp er-inf
r s y V t ea 1 1524 . a f
TR.' VA1F. TOTS
anjiT" rt -"irS'th I'd 'rrd. 8''
in. i: ' nmr J'th and trl. f
t i: tn i i l-v wo'ih. U .
An I .T -irih "t .nl aoutr Brt of J
ev i 'n wlio'aail. WM1WU ami I
mil . if i. t irlnit J -irlrt j
I OK LK KKU. KST t TE.
P' 'TTER-JM'JLES
BARGAINS
Tel. .
310 N
T Life
4-U and II Plrr- dt.. "rxK. S hons-s.
uu 4 rtomi ach. lJ"-
S rooms. ool r-
$-nm Miami St . axis. T-raom. full S
atory houn. fiata roof, not aiodrn. bm
Ueid ehaap. Il In paint aad pnr .r'U
maJte It jhow up In ktphI ll.
claim It la a twrgwln at only Jl..
T-rwm houc. rood lot. all clear, worth
U.5m ruth, to trade for nod farm within
im mlln of ')maiia. and tll put in ,)
or (o in cah Hltb it. What you got?
JO W So. d St., T room., all modrn.
hardwood ilnlah. line. tl.C'.-i.
-tOBS waM St.. S room, alt modem. ,
barn, axod home, cheap, 1
10V7 So. Mth. 17x140 7 room;, alt tnodrn,
with urne. cheap. JJ.JW.
J4 Wait Pamam. moat fxellnt J-room
houae. fln repair, inod furnaao, plumb
ln. etc. A nrat tetir n.ip and no dla
count on It, for K.Vfi.
Iia-.'Slh and rnieaeo. block Jo'ly.i s
fine home, S.nH, 7-room. Jtory houee,
for only Jiuj.
-! X. Mth. ' blot-it motor, E. front.
. room, itrtrtly nwirn. oak ilnlah. a.Jfr)
M-ffll So Sftth. KTlt. 7 room, irood la.-xi
barn, enotimb. M1: take (rood r.eatarn
atoelt land for equity. Price. U".,m.
MB 1040 So th. SOfO fine home, alt mL
rn. atenm heat, U.J.i.
Hundreds of horeaa from to
Finest eat front lot, Hansrom Place, aist.
block from pwrk. for Rood farm near
Otnaha. and with JtOfO to IMOO niah, for
dl ft fence.
10 acres land, north Port Crook. fitr Im-
RrovententB. all under cultWntlon. ai a
jtrgmln; only mllei from South OmnAa.
Price, m ten.
Ranch of 3.C0 acre near Xcrth Ptiitte.
Nab., for good home.
Fine WJ-a r re farm in t)ou?Ua county for
tak at a bargain: only 2 mtlea from
mj.-adam road: special prlc? for cth
RB-571 II
14W ACRES. 7 mile northwest of nm-M.
' under tlltlvatton. ha'anc In ha-..v
timher; good atot-tc or trriin farm, price, i
t'.sm. 1
165 acrea 9 mile went of Omaha, at end 1
of Dodre St. macadam, well Improved..
ante orrnjra. ran nearly an oe cnti
ated. thla la a lint farm: price. Vib art
acre.
acre. 3 mllea north of tnington. nently
roUlns: price. Mno.
The Byron Rood Co., 112 So. Hth St.
RE 272 II
DEER PARK. '
DEER PARK.
You have heard It poken of. but if yu
have not seen this beautiful adrtl"oti
DON'T out It off over Sf'NDAY. Take
the South Omnha line to 31th ard Vln,"n
ITo two blorks sou'h to ROL"LEVA'D
then follow tlie majrnlsVnt d'lve rljht
through the ailt'fwm. You will be ns
tounded to fee the fln lots we sell v u 1
for tftfj to ftufl tn a few year-t this w tl '
be th swsllest drive In the wef. LoM 1
will sell then for Jl.flus that todav w.
offer for only a sonir. Wa nould not
waste time and money to tell vnu thla
If we did not krow It Is to eome true.
SEE THEM.
Tel.. 47 POTTER-SH
Life.
CO. S10 N. Y.
RE-275 11
GEORGE A COMPANY. 1991 Farnam St.
J6.J.W. eight-room house on J8.1 St.. north
of Farnam St.. recently built, modern
throughout. Very attractive home.
4.3fO.OO. 33d. near Dodse St.. 7-room rottase.
almost new. strictly modern, stone side
walks. All permanent Improvements paid
In full. Let us show vou the property
K.BH0.00 for 2013 and 2"21 N. 21st St.. full lot.
ore 3-roon house, one 7-room house, rent
I7.i'i per month.
J2.260 for W21 Franklin St . near Mtlttary
road. S-room house, modern except fur
nace, porcelain bath, first cla:-t repair,
lory barn.
Jt.M6.C0 for a neat 5-room cottage within
10 minutes' walk down town. South front
and mottt desirable neighborhood.
VACANT LOTS.
ll.56fl.PO for tine east front lot on 37th St..
north of Farnam. on grade, one of the
best and cheapest.
ILK.00 for south front lot on Dodfe St.,
nesr 25th St.. all paving taxes paid.
J1.100 ) for lot on Chicago St. between 30th
and 31dt. paving taxes all paid.
RE-337-14
2717 CHICAGO St.. for J1.2X
Four large rooms and ha. I. rorch In front
and around the house, cltv water In
kitchen, lot 80x182 ft . will r-nt for U2.J ,
a month. i
Tho Byron Reed Co.. 212 So llth St.
RS-27.1 '.I j
180-ACRB farm In Pierce county. Nebraska: !
small house and grove. SI acres culti
vated, six mites from Pierce Price. Jl.ttno.
248 acres, partly Improved. Dixon county.
Nebraska, four mile from rilroal. U.4MI.
lt acres. SO mtlea west of Sioux CII-. six
miles from railroad, all under cultivation,
ordinary buildings. Price. s:,.yi, one-third
oaah.
130 acrca In Antelope county. Nebraatca,
seven miles from three railroad towna.
Clear title: JM0 cash.
IIILAND P. LOCKWUOD. SIOVX CITY
IOWA RE-M273-1J
WE have a few pieces of Neh rnxlt.i unit
South Dakota land upon which we can '
accept part cash, balance In other prop- '
ertv. If Vrttl hfivn unvthln.. .h.o vrt.. 1
would like to turn In na partial payment
on land, subject to the above, condition,
write us. giving full particular In first
letur. Box 2W, Sioux City Iowa.
RE-M2S0-14
W H. GATES.
615 N Y Life. 'Phone. 1234.
3-room.s. fully modern, hot water and fur
nace heat, hard wood finish downstair.';
complete imd well built home for lea
than cost of house, lot 3J.X124. 1911 Wirt
street: only J. 500 00.
rooms, modern except furnace. Ii23 De
catur a well built house, J2.lCfl.oo.
3 rooms. cwr. bath water, barn, 2115
Grant. Jl.tXi.l).
7 rooms, wuter. east front on Boulevard,
nice hade trees, let 44S140. at 2024 N. 13th.
n.7)).
7 roomB. water sewer, corner, Jl.2tO.00
7 rooms, sewtr. water, barn. 10v-ft. front
on Emmet it., nenr IfUh. Jl.toouo.
4 rooms, cloko In. lot 33xl. rent 110. JSOOOO.
VACANT.
VnZ7, aoth and Ohio, nice laving lot. 33SO.0Q.
50x127. 2'th and Miami. J3O0.00.
fflxl22. cor 2Uh and Miami. ll.Cwi.OO.
50x121. nice oorner In Kountie P'nce Jl.r.
RE 270 14
for" SALE, a full lot In Arlington ad lU
tlon. near lth and Lako streets, for tfY
Ii. D. Reed, 212 So. 14tll fet. RE-373 14
B. R. BALL. 9-H N Y Life. Phone 012.
N. E. Cor 24th and Dour'a. su., two 3
room houses; lot 00x132 feet.
5-room mixlern hojs. except furnace, full
lot. N 22l st.
3-room. city water, rood lot. N. 25th St.
near Ames ave , $375.
3-room modern, excipt furnace. N 19th st.
Farms eastern Neb and western lowa.-
Slx stocks of groceries, some without coun
ters and shelving. B. R. Ball. Ml X Y
Life. Phone 2. RE Mi 14
BEAl'TtFI'L home. 10 rooms, all molern,
hard wood finish, .large corner lot, bam,
an street car line: price. $S500.
The Byron Reed Co., 212 So. llth St.
RE 273 14
24TH. near Vinton, a fine tot with small
cottage, must be anhl- pir; cash and bal
anoe in payments,
7txl00 feet on car line, goid 7-R. dwg. and
frame dwg: nearly nntal J264. A genulno
snap at 11.5400.
2HH N. 19th St , good S-R. dwg.. fine condi
tion. J1.300: part cosh.
A. F Connett, 300 N. Y. Life. Phono IIS5.
forTale.
S-room eottane unit 3 lots. 44xiW each, on
paved Htreet. good location. 7 blocks west
4 blocks south of court house, ono block
from street car, J2.250.
4-room house, city wntar, lot 30x120. near
17th and Vinton Sts . W0.
$-reom house, lot 80x100, near 17tU and
Vinton Sts., 11.150.
4-room house, small lot, same locality. ts).
3-room house, Hrg lot, t'5.
(-room houae. small lot, 1178.
l-room house, city water, large lot. Jl V).
Easy terms, small payment, balance
monthly at 4 per cent.
O. C OLSKN. 17th and Farnam Streeta.
RE 280 14
4 -vv in iiajiBi lairci., on !?o.
17th and ISth streets, a few blocks south
of Vinton street, lots high and alirhtiy
opv water street graded prices, J2 0
'. Will e b call at om -o for pit,
si' 'W g a M ! fs
.1 1 . .L i' . lio. Ut St. R1C 2-3 U I
K)It SALE HEAL KST ATE.
"' R i .a:, b v Ri a;ns ,s ii"iK8
io-Kl i-r m h'.se. m ,Jer". for U.
Slodern -room ottm oniy H
An eleaant 8-roam house for M.7:.
Handsome 10-room houii a.l modern. tt.Jfc).
Modern 11-room hojje .'plendld luxation.
E eant lo-room corner hou for M,5n.
Imivml property, rental W pr annum.
HICKS BOARD TRADE
RE-4 If
GREAT BARGAIN, full lot on Cumin
9trt. KxVtt fret. brt-n 17th and WSth
9irft, pavln taxei and permanent side
walk ail paid tor, price. tS.'M.ta.
The Byron Reed Company. 312 So. llth St.
RE-.M9 H
FOR SALE cheap, larite lot and thre
cotta?ee. J. A. Loveeren, 1th iloor Pax
ton block. RE MiH
FOR SALE, several llt-edse cirltlei.
brtnalnif pr cnt net interest. Hicks.
3JC Board of Trad- RE MB 14
RANCH AND FARM Irtnde for sale by th
I.nlon Pacltlc Railroad company. B A.
McAllaeter inn.1 commissioner. Union
Paclltc Haadiiuirtors, Omaha, Neb.
RE-7
MOCt!ES. lota, farms, land, lottos, also Art
Insurance. Bemis. Pazton blk. RE st
PAYNE- XNoX CO. HEADQCARTER3
for REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. LoW-
fSt RATES on LOANS; SuCND IN
CRANCE. HOt.sES. FL-VTS. STORSH.
for RENT. First floor, N. r. L BjiU
sIeE HENRV B. PAYNE. M N. Y. LIFeT
RE-4VS
CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON. I30t Farnam St
RE-4H
DELIGHTFfL home In Hanecom Ptace
for sale at a liberal discount. M. J
Kennard S Son. suttx 310-3U Brown Blk.
RE IM)
LANDS. C. 8. Burrows, Norfolk. Nebra.'kft.
RE 400 Deo !1
FOR. SALE, elou-ant 10-room modern house
on fine reslden.-H street, owner leavln
etiy. will offer at A sacrifice, will rent If
not sold In next few da.-i
HICKS, m BOARD TRADE.
LuVRGE 7-room, I-tory house, pood barn,
t large lots, near paved street, school,
etc . H.2PV C. F. Harrison. 313 N. Y. Ltf.
RE-MlsS 17
FOR SALE. Three lots at 17th .tnd Leav
enworth, at aoo) each, call t ottlce
for put.
H. D Reed, 212 So. llth St. RE-27I 11
1.130 ACRES of stood farm or graalns land
in central Nebraska for sale cheap. Pet
terson. (2 N. Wth St.. Omaha. Neb.
KE-MJ88 OSS'
FINE east front 'ot. thrse blocks south
depots, 10th st. Inqulra 1411 Vinton.
FOR SALE. S-room modern house ei-'rlc
lights, east and south front, kt .itl..1
Tine shade, ltirge barn, permanent 'iR
and pavement, northwest corner U'h an.l
SInrtha. Just the place for South Oman v
mair Pr.re. .). part caeh: balance 1 ng
time. J H. Sherwood. '"Wpj
F"P. SALE. 10 acres near Elmwood nark;
"""fifcKsf 'SlDahTR?vD"-
agreat bvrga.ess pROpfeY
Lot . block 2. Kountie & Ruth 8 addition,
housa number 1712S Jackson, thta prop
erty cost tS.0") bv foreclosure and must
be sold at once; we are instructed M tarfe
JX.M0 and let It go. WHO WILL BE THE
LUCKY MAN?
PAYNE-KNOX CO.
Main Floor New York Life BUr
RE MJu2 IS
FiR SALE or exchange, lot U. near c .r
Sherman ive and Locut t. Addroaa
Thomas Fitzgerald. Independence, jjo.
KE
FOR SALE, elegant vacant lot In the best
residence, district at 500 foot. 2fth ave. be
tween Farnam an.l Dodge. ImiutM 23
DoIge. RE-3X.5 14
HENRY U. PAYNES
SNAPS FOR yCICK BCYERS.
Here's tha swell home you have been
seiii-chlng for so long. rUht In the West
Farnam residence district, an almost new
large, east front. S-room house, with fall
lot. wl'h everything heart can wish Intlde.
cemented cellar divided Into four ri oms
for storage, furnace, fuel, laundrv and
servant closet, reception hall, parlor and
dining mom finished In oak. fine mantol
and grate. Inrge butlers pantry and
kitchen with hot wuter conne.-red direct
with furnaie. front and rear vestibules,
front and rear stairs, four nice bed rooms
with large closets also linen and storage
clat-ets. nice bath room, with all three fix
tures, large garret and compilation gas
and electric light fixture ah through the
house. Hows that" Still more Tli
house has Just been newly palntr.' and
wilt he .lecor.lteil with hen Itlful new
paper throiuhout this week. Then there
(h ot- of the bet barna in maha. elec-tr'-
llvhted. three box stalls and large
carriage room, all celled, city water, wash
rack, sewer, etc. Fine" You bet tt Is.
And It can be sold for only JS.280. thtnk of
It. but it must be taken QTICK. as a
fine tenant Ih wsltlng to take It and will
have it on a Ion time lease if It Is not
sold at once. It's your chance NOW.
Don't let It slip.
That tine one-acre tract In Wei Side. 53rd
and Poppletan. with well built 6-room
house, must be sold at onco or a tenant
goes In for the winter. It's the biggest
bargain in the city of Omaha toiUy for
H.Ooo. It's a full acre, east front, lays
fine, splendid for gardening.
I havu lots of other lot. Improved and
vacant .and you must come and se ma,
or 'phone 1010 If you want to buy right.
HENRY B. PAYNE, 001 N. Y LIFE.
RE 122 14
GARVIN BROS. LIST.
Near High school. 3-room house, city water,
sink, good lot, price J1.2W
25th ave. near Woolworth, dwelling. S
rooms, city water, sewer connections,
shade and fruit trees, lot 50x127 feet, a
bargain, price Ji.OiiO.
On easy payments, 20th boulevard near
Corby st . dwelling, s rooms, bath. "wr,
city water, gas. lot 0'J-foot front, shade
trees, a bargain, price J1.WJ.
Near 23rd and Leavenworth, good cottage,
5 rooms, city water, prlco 11,500, In
vestigate. SfilS Ames ave., 4 rooms, two lots. J530.
Choice vacant 100 feet on Park ave., op
posite Hanscom park, paving taxes all
paid, price 13,000. Can arrange to sell 50
feat.
Elegant modern dwelling of 10 rooms, east
front, tall lot. paving taxes alt paid,
choice locntlon In West Farnam district,
prlco JB,V).
Por an Investor rents J432 per annum,
price 33.000. an Improved property near
South Omaha car line. Investigate.
GARVIN BROd.. 113 FARNAM.
RE-373 14
HANDSOME 10-aere tract Just west of city,
near Elmwood park, for J1..173.
HICKS. 3i BOARD TRADE.
RE 105 IP
FOR SALE. S-room house on N. 26th St.
full lot. barn, olty water, etc !1.7"O0O
II. D Reed, 212 So llth St RE 273 14
GREAT bargain. 10-acro beautiful tract
Just west of city, between Leaven wor'h
and Center, only 11.375. Hick 32S Board
Trade RE 405 14
GREAT BARGAIN IN NEBRASKA FARM
Finely Improved farm iW acres eastern
Nebmska. good farm buildings. 500 acre
In crop, fenced, large orchard, timber
water, etc . a splendid alt-round farm,
only 13B an acre
HICKS. 126 BOARD TRADE BLDG
RE 105 14
BARGAINS IN LAND ADJOINING
OMAHA.
5 ACRES on macadamized street 1727.
3 ACRES near Elmwood park 11. IT".
10 ACRES clone to Center st . 11.373.
17 ACRES, viry choice tract. 12.350
20 ACRES for suburban home. 12 ;5n
HICKS. ROOM 325 BOARD TRADE
RE 105 '.
SHOIITHA.NU AND TYl'UWRlTJ-lG.
A. C. VAN 3ANTS School 717 N. Y. LPs.
-705
BOYLES Collage, court rcpurtsr prlmlp.it.
Bee Bldg 70S
NEBRA3KA Business and Shorthand Ol.
lege. Boyd'i. Theater. 707
OREGG Shorthand' taught at the Omiha
Commercial College. Uth and Douglas Si u
Lessons In bookkeeping, penmanship arith
metic day ev g. Rathban, 523 Bee B dg
MLIIIl 1L.
LAt'iKS out of hr.;h
! p.OT p' r- -f
LADIE3 troubled with Irrea :lar!ii"S
Walton, sttrlilt;, painful or suprmsed
itxntruatlona And prompt relief and u'e.
fjnlet borne before and durtnc cumin?.
menu Can or wrtta -ih stamps to it
Pried, aii Dodse dt, Omaha, Neb
" C-MM q:j
L-KDtEa, Oolden Srat Is a nvr fai.ins
regulator, removes Irregularities frurr
any cause In Ave hours, sent se.-ire from
obeervation, II. Cattoiu Medicine Co . at.
Loulj. Jlo. M-ata oa
LADIES, c-ir- for WHITES, etc.; perf t
resu.uioT. send box j omaha. .n-o
i LADIES, tt.wo for a case old Dr Jackson s
j monthly regulator falls u rlleie tn 21
' hours, or moe-y refunded. n ergoi or
unay p. is, many au irom j'iae. uy
mall a.i.0. Dr. Jackson Remedy Co..
Dept. y 2, W Dearborn St.. Chtcajro. 1..
ta N
V MAN S BLESSING, private prescrip
tion, positive cure for !uppresB..,i . r
Irreieular montraiitlon, never faila, snmpltf
box free J. M. Home. M. V . Irawer
W 1H. chlcao. 111. B-if
L.VUIE8. safe home rsmedy. Clover Brand
Russia pills, money refunded if not satts
farturv By moll K. Circular free Box
3o9tl, Boston. f.-l
LADIES. Madam Dreyfus' monthly
n-a-j later. afe and reliable. II. X) per box.
Mrs. Wilson. Flat 3. J Nlcbollh Ave
Mlnna;ioll. Minn. f-U
IVD1ES: Chichester t EnnllsTi t n-.roy ii
PU!s aro the best. safe, r-l ai-ie nj
no ether send 4c stamps for pirtlr i .r
"Re'lef for Lrtdles" in Iftter bv r t n
ma1-. Ask your druist. chiohesur
ChemleiU Co.. Philadelphia. Pa.
CANi.'ER .urd as home 'oy Internal treat
ment, no knife, plaster or pain. B.k
and testlmonlala m.illed fr-e Cancer In
stitute. LI W 42d St . N.
DR. LE DfE? "male Rerilntor. ro"'
tively warranted to cure the most stub
born caea of pathological monthly stop
pases. Irrmilerltles. obstructions and
suppressions brousht on from whatewr
cm us... 12 a pacKue. or 1 for &. sent any
where prepaid on receipt of price. Tli.
Kldd Drua 'o. EUln. 111. American of-fl.-.t',
retull. wholesale. Myer-Dliion Drue;
o. Omaha, M. A. Dillon. South umaha,
Davis Driitr ' 'o . Council Bluffs. Fu.l l.r.o
of rubber boI.
LADIES, write Dr Smith, m Dearborn ;t.,
Chlcaito, his m..nthl regulator nr an 1
safe: used W year In his pia'i. e. price,
J3 0-j. sold n positive guarantee.
375 14
OSTEOPATHY.
JOHNSON Icstltute. SIS N. Y. L. B. IB .
Tel. 1KI; Alice Johneon. D u, ....i.es
dept., Cld K. Johnson, Oataopathist. Mir
M. E. DONOriCE. D. O.. Of St.ll ssh 0..
Ktrksvllle. Mo. 0l Paxton Blk. Toi. Iii7
'H
FAYETTE IVJLE. D O.. room 413 Hoe h'rt
:;! Ni'
N. M. McMCRRAY. D O . Mrs. J R. M .
sick. D. O.. suite U8-3S U blog
-.ill N7
d ..ci.m;.
I NEW classes now farming at Mora:- I s
! this week. ruesJa.v -nd fcrld.iy p n. .
12 lessons, ladtea JS, jent.emeu In. stectai
v 4. O j
lllll. lil t.N II W1K"
FANCY BELGIAN HARKS. arg a.
agjrugatlon in Amer.ca se.. ct st. . it fr m
1j rauldrrvs. Doe. m up. in.. -4. U
Scored bv Mrs. H 0.1 and .1 . guar
anteed In every paru. uU.r If s. m lUr
Breoilers' Protect!-e Ansot 1 ttlvii. ton
Lankarslitm Balld.ng. Los Ange.rs. fa.
321-14
I101l-t:s WIATUUKIL
HORSES wintered at Omaha Dr1 lng part.
Ii3 N7
W VNTED, horses to winter, oa-i take 30
head, all h-.x sta! s. Wj a.'tslan we.i
price, from $ tu J per mjnm, will cad
for them nnd de.i' r In tm- .iprli if. A i
dresB H. A B Stjca Firm. C. i. c.ie
manager. Springfield. Nb. Mj30 31
FLRMTLHB RBI" VIIll.Mi.
TEL. 1331 M. S. Walklln. 2111 Cuming St
- ri .
ACCOl rA.N-l".
CHARLES E. WALTERS. X.ti Bee bli.g
-M.8j nov .
IIIRKOR FACTOIt.
Damaged looking glats.H resllvcreu.
N l!
sTOH UUl' VIIUM..
STOVE, f lrnace. ring" repir . water con
nectlur.s om Sioe Kcp. U ka . D .
Tel 3 711
WA.Vl'KD HOll'KS TO UllKAK.
WANTED, horses to breuk and train, wll.
taka this work at reasunable ratss havj
good winter quartern. Addraas George
Davis. 22 Bee Bids., Omaha. Neb.
-45j Nl
MCIiEL PLATING.
3TOVE8. lamps and chandeliers replated.
Om. Plating Co , Ucu Bldg. Tel. 2SJ6
-T13
M13ICAL.
INSTRI'CTION In piano or organ freo to a
limited number of students, .new plan:
see me. Prof. Braun. Uo lUmge B1K
540-O15
TAILOUl.NO.
HIGH class tailoring, moderate prices, latest
dtjslgnu 5 J. Broderlck, 13:7 Farnam
HIIIDS A.N D TUIDEIIMV.
STOCK S Bird Stora. 10u3 Leavenworth.
-717
C.UU'LWTERS A.ND JOIIIICR.S.
ALL kinds of carpenter work and repairing
promptly atisuded to. J. T uchilirse. 2ith
and Lake St.. 370
PIANO TtVIN'fi.
WE tune your piano for 11 30 Ross's Ar
Sture. 1521 Dodue Tel 191.V J.4
ACETYLENE.
MONARCH Generator are bent, c.irblrta
14.60 per 1"0 lbs Agents wanted. M A G.
Co.. 1022 Douglas St -T7 OU
e.n'i;im-:s. noii.F.its. btc.
L. C Sharp Mach. Wks. . motors, dynamos
-7li
LAIN DRY.
OMAHA Steam Laundrv: snirt. Tc; codar.
2c, cuffs. 4c 1750 Leavenworth. Tel. St7
-7U
STAMMERING AND S'l'LTTERIN'O
CURED. Julia Vaughan. 430 Ramge Bldg
-Tin
TICKET IlItOKEIt.
CUT rate tickets everywhere p H. Phll
bln. 1506 Fsmam Telepnone TS4. 700
ELOCLTION tNIJ OUVTOUV.
ELL.V DAY 204 Ramce 'o'dg . reading, elo
cution, oratory. Th irsday night school.
-M7IW ulS
RAII.W K TIM I! TIUI.RS.
1
f M A 1 1 A ike T LOI'IS RAIL-I
. ).i ' imulw Kans-s 1 itv 1
A Eastern 1UI rn.l"Th
pjio-.e. uopoi, xantn
an.l Marcy htraeLs. Tl
pnone, O
Leave. Arrive.
St I ..it Cannna Ba.l
Kxcreaa 1 J' pm a 8.20 am .
Ka aa "lfy and t y
am il fl rm
I a Dailr.
-
LIN 3 ATK.V;
R.iiro,i.i i lt T.iku u-B-e.
14t Farnam Street.
Teph..ne. 24. tepot. I
Tt-nth an 1 Marcy "tr-ext '
L.ae. .Arrive.
. .all. W am a 4 u pm
.a :. pm a 3 M am
Ch. ajfo EXfrf-
Chi. (t L.m.ted
11 ir .: in and
I'll i. F.xprea
MS: eai-.i h and
ra i . uniie'l
St
b :.'.) am b 14 pm ,
St. ... .... I
a i.m pm a a.ia am ,
f ,r ti. I , al front
:. ii. i; H'-.iT' . b 4 pm
a Diuly b uallf ea.ept ai4a:
blO'15 am '
FRKMONT. ELK.HORX A
Miesuurl S'ai.ey Railroad
'T li e Northweetera
Lis ' - Oeuerul tjtaoes.
I nited States Natunal
Bank Blda . 8. W Cor
Twelftn and Farnam S;s.
401
Farnam St.
Telephone,
h and
W lister Sta. Tele
Leave. Arrive.
L'eadn'Ood.
H .t St.r';:ifj 1 2:M sm 1 l.M DM
I W :n n. t"n.'par and
1 L.' .gl.ia d ,i.(4) pm e J 00 pm
H.i.-t...d-. v .1 k. David
. t.ls.. Suti-nor. Geneva,
I Exeter a.i.I seward... b 3.M pm b SsCO om
I Nortola. Verditrro and
1 Fremont b 7.39 am bt0:;. am
I Lincoln, V ahoo and
Fremont b " JO am bW 25 am
J Fremont Local e 7-J am
a Dail.. Li Dally except Sunday e Sun
day . -.,. J I'aily excapt Saturday.
Da:l c e,it Monday.
smrxViTY 4k pacif: :
Ral road The North
western Line" uener 1
(imces. L'nlinl Slate
Natl. nai Bank Btill!!n;i.
S W Corner Twlft.j
and Fari.im Sta. Ticket
irrim at. Telephone Ml. -e-.
. Mason Sts. Telephone JJ.
Lnave Arrt.
-x; ress 1 4 S3 am 10.Jt pm
1 nif-d . ..a t.jS pm n s l am
L. .1 1 i.i.0 am a 4 ) pm
CHICAGO NORTH
wentern Railway Tn
N .rthwestern Line" '
City Ticket OCice. IM J
Faraam at. Telephone.
6t. Depot, Tenth and
Manon t. Telephone, 1
Leave. aitivj. ,
c ai igo Spo-
a 7.-03 am all:33 pm
ras. -ser .. ..a I II pm-4 i:Rl im
Exreae, Des
v i.-snaiitown.
cedar Kaulus and Chi-
caa.
aIC':3S am
a 4.0 pm
a l:(5 pm
J: pm
a 3;i, pm
a S.JV am
Kastern Limited.
. caso and E.i-:.. .
chi-
.a 1.3 pm
raat Man.
f'mana
Om.inn-i :-i.
Fast M.ul
a Lii!!
'-li.earfo to
igo Special a 7.48 pm
CHii.'AUO, ST. PALL,
Minneapolis i uma.ia
Railway - "The North
western Line 'General
t.'m.'ee. Nebraska D.vl
lon, 13th and Webs cr
Sts. City Tlcliat nftlce
. ar.ini St l'alephone, hi. Depot,
i . . uner Sta.
Leave. Arric.
1 1 j P;- -:er . .a .D0 am a 9:U pm
:!i.i li--ei 4. r ail:l0 am
ik I'v .v North-
i.r..l.i 3:!8 pm
I'.-i. y o 1 illy except Sunday.
BIRLINGTON A Mis
souri River Ral'road
Tho Burlington P.oue"
Ooneral OBIces. N. W
C rner Teuth and Farn m
h-.-. Ticket O&lce. jjij
Farnam St. Te.ephane
-1. it ion. Tenth and .Mawn
1
Leava.
H.ivings and
...a 3:40 am
I er. Co'o
ih i.ifornia a 4.26 pm
iil.i. Hills a J .10 pm
Pn.et Houna a :) pm
a: .Mali a 3 91 pm
"' r ul". I'tah
r.r-.la . .
Arrlva.
a 7:CS rm
a 3.00 pm
a 3:uo om
al.51 am
aiO.35 am
a 8 13 am 1
KANSAS CITY. ST Jo
seph Council Bluff .
Raliroad-The Bur ln.j- 1
ton Route' Ticket O'tlce,
1&2 Farnam St. Tele-
phone, 250. Depot. Tei h
and Mason Sts Tele
phone. 121. I
Leave. Arrive. !
Kara. "
lt 1 ay
Ex ..a 1:30 am a 0:10 pm
Kar s.. . Night Ex. alo 15 pm a 6:15 am
5: I F'ver for Si.
J. hi" nj St Loul.'.. 1.3 pm allila am
a I .i .-.
CrllCAGO. BfRLINGTON
a: uutney Railroad 'Tee
Burlington Route 'Ticket
i .-nee. mu; t arnam
Veiepnone. 260. Depot
Tenth and Mason sts
Te cphono. lis.
Leave. Arrive.
;u-0 Spe-
.. 7:W am
t 9 26 rm
i.l Rt h l 11.1 nm
a i b am
.i. express. a t.5i am a 4 'fi om
Li:, .'.-l ..a. -45 pm a 7 am
June ion Loca. . .al0.46 am
J .-ii. tlon Extra.. a 7.CO pm
a 2:1S pm
.-Ni. N PACIFIC-"THE OVER
land Route 'General Offices.
N K Cor. Ninth and Farnam
Streets. City Ticket Office, 1324
F irnani Street. Telephone. 31i5
I -uot. Tenth and Mason sts.
Telephone, 029.
Leave. Arrive
The ijw-rlari.l Limited a S. am a 7 35 pm
Thu Chicu.-o-Portland
Special .1 S.20 am
Th.- Fast M i., . a 3:60 am
The. Co', ralo Special... all :35 pm
Th Fas; Mali
L.r-.- n. h. a'rlct. and
S'romii.urg Sxpress .b t.10 pm"
Th P- - TV.; reus . a 1.25 pm
a 7.35 pm
n 3 25 pm
a e-.xi am
a 4.22 pm
ul2:23 pm
T'v At.. i." c Express... a 5:50 am
vr.i lil i una i.oui. . oj:ji pn D 3.38 am
Dally except Sunday.
CHICAGO. MILWACKES
f. St Paul Railway City
Ticket Office. 1504 Farnam
Street. Telephone 2S4. Do
pot. Tenth and Mason
Streets. Telephone. 423.
Leave. Arrive.
igo L. iii. 'el Ex . a s.J1! pm a s:j om
aii" k n i.'-.a Ex. b 7:18 am b 3:40 pm
isui. - o dal.v except Sunday.
ch:
a
CHICAGO. ROCK ISL.
and Jfc Pactrtc Railroad
The Great Rock Isl
and Route." City Tick
et OtMce, 132S Farnam
Street. Ttlephore. j2J.
Depot. Tenth A Mirer
bta. Telephone, 3.
De, Moln-s and Daven- Arnve'
port L.x-ai .a 7 23 am bll:35 am
In. ago .xpr-ea t,li 13 am a 8.10 am
' I. a(f. Kih Lxpress a .i. iO pm a 1 23 pm
L.-c ,:i a -d F.i.rb,.ry a i 30 am a 7:0) pm
Llr.. -. i ) Spgs ,
1 . er P .etuo and
DeV:3M.,,-e. R,ck Isl-al3Pra aM3pm
a--la.li'. ,i0 a 7 15 pm a 5.10 pm
' o it4 v Tex-is Hyer-.i 5 56 pm a 3:lS am
a Caii.' o ualiy excent Sunday.
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL-r-iad
General unices and
Ticket Offlceo Southeast
'"rner llth and Douslas
3ts. Telephone. 104. Depot
L'mon Station.
I.e.-i ve 1
Sr Lo i'. & Kansas
city Expres ..alo oo am a :3ii pm
K. '- St. L Exprds ..aio.10 pm a 4.15 am
Leave from 15th and
t eoetir fiiraets.
Nebraska Locai. Via
Weeping Water a $:15 pm alO:i am
a Dall', b Dat'.y except Sunday.
WABASH RAILROAD -Ticket
Office, 144 Farnam
Street. Telephone jj) De
pot, TSnth and Marcy
Streets. Telnpiiune. 32S.
Leave. Arrive.
St Lo .lri
Cannon Ball"
Exnr-
a 5 1 pm a 3.20 am
a Dally
CITY OFFICIAL .NOTICES.
NOTICB TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
Scaool Dlatrlrt of Omaha. Office of the
Secretary. Oct. loth. IVM.
Sealed propo.sala will be received at this
olftca till eignt o'cloi k p. m October Uth
for newer construction on High school
gronniie. n accordance with plans and
spacirlCHllon.i on file In this ottlce and the
office of ,iohi I-alenjiT, architect. 422-424
Be building
Said propoaala must be submitted on
bltMika ureoarwd by the architect, must t e
uielaai In konlaii envwloees marked
"wer Proooanls for High School." and
must be illvered In secretary'! office. No
301 city had. tiot Inter than eight o clock
p m on .ber 5th By order "f Board or
Edu. atl.'ti.
J F B'RGESS
(.CL lO-dSt-a-u-ii Secretary
It AILH VY TI.Mli rVUtL..
l.oa.'t ijrr.
4'-. i,"
till .''tf, t kift
'.'!!... .. . .
Tw'n .
I a . ,
23
ay .li
elm
t'li.cago
L'aettm
Mulriei
mmm
L ii .ig' . hi
l.i
P..r i .-
' .id
Cl-. if
1J-V
I'.i -I:;.-
Fat Mali
a Dal.v
a luiiv b
1 2,
i fhwrAaiiZtJ
st j
OMAHA YOUTH IX THh ORIENT
Troop Mk Short Work of Pkia Wall jad
Fortiaetl PafwLu.
SEVENTEEN FOLLOW TITUS UP THE WALL
llile' liuu Force the Lock of 1'iU'i
du nud Imlsnnlnl K Coiiipnny
Dft'he Thronitli I'uMiur, Urlt
I n if lint the M11n4.1l.
v story of adventure more intensely la
terestib than any ever contained within 1
the pa4e. of yellow bucks la told In a let-!
tar from Corporal W. Storrs Bow so, Four
i Corporal W. Storrs Bow en. Four-'
tnfan-.ry. Just received by friends !
city. Corporal Bowen haa been
tcenth
m this
la the forefront of the Chinese campaign
from the firing ot the first gtm and "as
otto of the eighteen man of Company K
who followed Busier Tltua up the wall
which guarded the capital city He has
engaged in countless desperate encounters
and Mth one other volunteered to 30 back
into the artillery Are to warn the British
commander that he waj firing into Ameri
can soldier. Corporal Bowen Is the son
of W. R. Bowen. for many years grand
secretary of the Masonic lodge in Nebraska.
ana grew- to manaooa in in city.
,u is- .e.ier. u..ieu Au5uot i "
Corporal Bowan writes "The Indiana
dropped anchor off. Taku June 27 amid the
most representative neet mat aa Been got
together lately and the International lltua- f
tloa lay open like a book in the grouping
of the vessels Russia. Germany. Italy.
Austria. France, England, Tatted Statea 1
the Brooklyn) and Japan. The day after
entering the harbor we came ashore, loaded '
into railroad cars and ran up to Tlan .
Tsia and that burg was in the very worst
way. Every house la the outer native
city was wrecked and thousands of Chinese
had tied. Uavlnjr hundreda of others un-
burled in the streets. We camped at the
American mission fcr a week and made
the arqtmiutance of the Welsh Fusilier '
and Royal Artillery. Then we pullet! out !
on the relief for the capital. I
Jupaurae tile Siiilllnu. 1
The next day the allies met the first
trouble, but we just dabbled tu It, being
badly; they were too anxlou.i to get at
m-,. n .v.. .-w.
. , , ' . -,u , , , 1
Into a re-entrant angle. The wounded Japs
were brought back our way aad not one
of them who had his face left but smiled
as he was carried puat.
"The next morning we marched thirteen
mites, deployed in a cornfield under ar-
tlllery fire and advanced two miles further
"mZ I9 ; i- Can",t1er- s011",1 ahot
and rifle lire from thirteen Imperial rsgi-
m o infantry to the town at Yang
Tsun. We ook I quickly, but couldn't get
at the ar llery In a fort beyond. As wo ,
Me n 1 llllld fSliartl.k hH .U arfllae..J a
c . V ' laiirunu a
shell from an English battery in the rear
burst against the bank, then another and
another. Onu dropped In the temporary
dressing room the surgeons had established
and then I asked the adjutant to let me ,
' ui" ' eauery. ue nan , stranga and unusual death recently. She
just asked Sergeant Hansen and we both , literally talked herself Into the grave. For
went so that If one got it the message ten years her vocal effusions have been con
would go through. The EngllHh officer ( atant. no matter what time of day or night
commanding the battery cried like a child it wns. A stream of words constantly came
when we told him and the Fourteenth j from her mouth, and her shoutings bocamH
lost seven killed and fifty-eight wounded , so disagreeable to her hearers that she was
In tho Bloody Pen. placed in a padded cell, where they could not
"Then there waa nothing but hard mnrch- l be heard. Aj tho woman grew older the
ing on a hot, duaty road until we bumped j hnblt seemed to grow on her and her
up against the walls of Pekin. We were , system gradually weakened. Even in heT
first for the order waa 'Go ahead until aids j sleep the habit continued. Yesterday after
directs you to stop.' and we missed the aide, noon she had a more violent talking St
So presently we found ourselves at the wall . than ever. The over-used vocal organs re
and we crept along thu biue so close, the j fused to perform their work, and alia d.eti
Chinos couldn't bit us much till we came to i in a ipasm trying to articulate.
the angle of a bastion. We crawled up the 1
face of the wall in the angle and the first A remarkable state of affairs was dis
man up. Titus tha bugler, lowered a rope , covered In New Jerrey by n;cans of the
for equipment and we managed to reach the I spelling bee held in Trenton to raise a fund
top ono at a time. We kept hid till there ' complete the free baths at the Home for
were eighteen of us aad thu wily Chlco was I Tramps tn Terradelphla. Tin competitors
highly indignant that anybody should havo ' wre state officials, college professors, law
taken advantage of that little piece of wall ! 'ers and other professional men. and ther
that ho had left unprotected pro tern. went down befaro .surprisingly easy words
Krunp Gun ire silenced A P"o'M"r of the Slate Normal school
"Th , rv.i-.,.i .u ., . transposed the 1 and a In "raGlan. ' the state
foe JtZll 5 xtv rt f , b. h ,t,'ny'0 br"ln "P"1" ' t9"" '
rtri , norM'eve'. J . , Smkea i Prominent Inventor got all mixed up oa
Inowll L ,7r , , nB P3rapet- "omelette." the president of the Board of
aintsTlli it. rVh R anhV'; madB , Education missed "tingling. a htstor-an
ft u tlrv" ..-""bad silenced of nQte talIw, at . emilamtKr an ia on
a battery of Krupp guns that had been keep- untU ,b contt narrowC(, (lown t0 Prof
ing us from ennui and had made a sizable Nor,lor am, Colonel gcnoonover. wBen ttt,
pllo of goo, chlnos-thelr goodness is like ,aUer weakened on "ecstacy " Can thera
the Indians Then H company, which had , b a spo,ilnK ,mt )n Nw jT trom
scaled tho wall about an hour after us. coma ! wll,,.u thwe eminent Sentlemen have been
along and we Jumped Into a treetop aad . excluded
clambered down on tho Inside Into the city I "
Once among the houses we were all right, PRANKS OF l.ir.HTMMi,
except at times. Then we took squads upon I
the roofj and fired at Chinos on tho wall ' Pri-ullur Ilxperlence ot n Trolley
and the Russians were doing the same thine
on the autJide. so we had them both ways.
The Chinos stuck to it well, but it was the
allied army they wera speaking with. The
Ruaslana got lt pretty hard, as they did the lc'o. but Friday night a most unusual occur
next day for they havo to fight close to- i rence was caused by tha heavenly electric
gcther or they won't fight at all. fluid. At about 11 o'clock a Sixty-third
"Well, wa got tho American column to- ( street electric car was passing JUi trmii
gether. E company itili in the lead, as it , "hen a bolt of lightning struck the trollev
had been all day. thanks to nothing but E Pol- Instantly the fluid encircled the car
company, and marched Into the legations, j twice and cauaud the passengers to almost
It was well worth tho march and the killed ta Into hysterics. Fortunately tho car was
and wounded men to get there In time, crowded to lu full capacity aad many of
There were so many women. I talked with I tn persons were so hemmed In that ther
some of them and not onco did they mention I could mt escape If they wanted to. Nobody
Urnir terrible experience but it wis, 'What 1 coald determine the cause of the vlvld
you have suffered to come to us," etc. One i Hgbt. as lt had not been raining, and thera
woman of refined appearance who ought to ! o no Indication of a storm.
have teen attending an afternoon tea made
mo a CU3 or hot coffee with sugar. She
rcado lt herself right there and it didn't
taste llko army coffee. She had been living
on a half-pound of horso flesh per diem for
fifty-four dayi.
Soldier In Close luart-r.
"We camped under the big wall and rumor
sntd we. were going Into quarter we did.
Into the closest quarters Iv ever met Tho
Ninth and Fourteenth marched under a big
pagoda on tho wall surrounding the Imperial
olty and .1 gun of Rlleys battery was upon
tha pagoda firing at another a half mile
down the wall. We halted and formed tn
mass and tho Ninth came through thn gate
and followed suit. Then an announcement
f,Z made to us from beyond a bl gate to
our front nnd it came from about 3.000
Cblno Mannhcher rifles, plus a couple of
machine, guns. Ws had halted because
only one narrow gato was open and Com
pany M was marching through In columns
ot fours when the crash came. It was all
the demons In hell turned loose.
"Rtley's gun swung around ninety degrees
and fired over our heads. Our men clam-
hered to the tops of houses and walls with
nover an order and opened firs. A regl-
ment of Slkha camo down the wall and
fired volleys over our heads at the Cblno
position. And still the Chlno fire was
heavier than ours. M company came tumb
ling back through the gate, another com
pany dashed through and In two minutes
they were driven out and still a third. E
company was called, but Instead of going
through the gate wo went out to tho right. I
up a side passage and flanked tho beggars.
The Chlno fire slackened, a company went'
through the original gate and the combina- I
tlon wan too much for human beings to
stand. So tho first pagoda or fortification
protecting the avenue leading to the pal-
aces was taken. ,
"Thla move gave R company the lead '
again and we had it all day. There were I
five of those pagodas and we took them one I
after another, though each one should bavs !
stood off a small army for a week We'
would run ono of R,,ey a guns up aga nst
'ha great sw.ni'.ng door pu cl;1 shot after (
sg 1 through 'He UkR I m,s liarge of
an.ster tarougli 'he : . , .ise a ad
'bra the cdmiany woul I m.te .1 Jash. de
ploy any old way and n ihrm hot tho'
in the next pagoda. A; noon n had an
tshed the last pagoda and t hate lis &M
la my aaversacK. We gate three ehseri
and a draaon aad the work was done.
Ul U.vr FUkVTl HH. OF LII'U.
ltteri from two subscribers were r
elvtd by a Kansas editor on the same day
one rwreepoqd.Bt asking for advice In the
matter of raising twins aad the other re
qurstlnc advice as to how he should rid his
orchard of Rraeehoppers. Th editor for
warded the answers by mall, but mixed thf
envelopes. As n result the proud father
of twins received this answer- "Cover them
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m , . ii. Z v ZJn ....
llT ,
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to "give them meter oil sad rub their turns
with .1 bene.''
A unake came near breaking up the prarer
meeting in the Flemtngtoa (N. J 1 Baptist
church. While the meeting was la progress
a woman suddenly discovered the snake
wriggling down the aisle Others saw t
about the nme time, and there came near
being a pantc. The cooler heads averted
ibis, however, and one of the male siemUf
mU(m1 lmiUr M aCOBIiniJ(. the Mrrlcc
anM, Be j,nil kllj the reptp u 40on
dispatched and the meetina a resumed
it va Just an Isowsot little garter awke,
f()n, iOBK bu MQ1e o( tir om,n WM
wmilu t0 er thut lt wa a ((.n.foot ,
a
were
e
wlts ,igi,,y.Wven rattles and a button
A farmer from the neighborhood of Lisbon
Howard county. lad., reported in Ellio"
City the killing of a mammoth eagle there
which developed surprising Sgtttng qualities
The other morala one of the aona of the
late David Warthan went out squirrel hunt
int?. The greatest game he saw was a big
bird soaring above the trees, and a sno'
brought him down with a slightly cripple!
wing. He saw at once that what he had
wtaged was an eagle, and a blgser one than
any ho had ever encountered la these parts
tn all his rambles of the forest The eagle
was full of fight and succeeded tn keeping
off the hunter for a long time, but finally
a ,va'' "id and Mr warthan took him
. "-u seven lert oe-
w rr-u fcUf- mm Ol WIHKB.
- c..,,, ,. " . . . . ,
s'npra FaI,s' N- Y- Bttve b"n Imposed on
'luring the last week by a slick stranger
who had what he called an electric belt
which was guaranteed to cure any number
of dlaeaies by simply wearing tt. Those
who have done so say that they could feel a
tllt-nlHir dilMulflnn Ki.t tfcn .11.1 M .
., nrnn,iJa,i rJ, ,.,.,' " .
8Wtel, whea u wai( , , b
"electrn tty" wa, generated from a strip of
mu,tan, plaar unuer a c0Verta)C ot tnln
cwh. ,t , not kMwn Q0W ma
tahM ,n Dy lhu Mfk lmllTl(Jual. J vnvlm
ag a , lhl Jo not 0.n
belOK fooled, but it Is believed he did a
good business.
Mr. Lucy A Reeves, colored, aged 41. who
was sent to the insane asylum at Kalamazoo.
Mich., ten yeurs ago from Lansing, died a
, rr aa1 a Hoc
The reraorkablo pranks that lightning
often plays has frequently been the subject
of much comment, says the Chicago Chron-
I After striking the trolley polo ami enlr
cling the i:ar the lightning disappeared into
thu ground. The car was lifted off the
ground by tho severe shock. Although none
of the passengers was seriously Injured,
many women, ami even somo of tha men.
fainted The trolley pole was damaged 'o
such an extent that lt was of no further
use
Had not the car been so Jammed somebody
would certainly have been hurt, for as al
ways is the case in affairs of this kind
,-71 Jumped. Luckily no
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form at tho time of the accident and that
arcounta for no personal Injuries. The
motorman was greatly stunnrd for the time
being, having temporarily lost the use of his
right hand, with which he held the con
troller.
A peculiar accident happened to a small
dog on the west side during a thunder
storm. The dog was standing tn
the street at Desplalnes street
and Washington boulevard. Suddenly
a flash of lightning lighted up
the heavens. In an Instant a bolt In a linn
i lrom lao ,Ky '"emeu to strue me earth
wnur1 tne ao standing. The animal
, avu a ylp and ran Dor'n nt0 r,P:Unes
,r8et- "fore it was captured by a police
tEaa- 0a Investigating as to what caused
thn dog's yelping It was found that tho end
of his tail had been burned off and on toon
tng over tho spot where tha animal bad
been standing a bole tn the ground was
'0llnJ whers the bolt of lightning bad
'iruou. it is suppote-i mat tno dog's ta.i
,aa la tnn Pathway of tha bolt of electricity
-Mlnlit Have lleen Far Worse,
"What"' exclaimed his entourage. "V : j
vou majesty fiddle while Romit buras"
A 1": ' Pain filtted across Nero 1
clasalo visage.
"I hope you do not think so 111 of me as
to Imagine that I would sing Irish ballads
In sueh a sad conjuncture!" the Caesar
expostulated.
. It la but Just to the memory of this in
terest ng monar h that these facts nsw
be maie p ibils.