Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 20, 1882, Page 3

I J.T. BROW N & CO WHOLESALE DRY GOODS NO T XOIN &35, EBoots and Shoes. OMAKA, - - - NEB. J. A, WAKEFIELD, WUOLESALR AND RETAIL DE ER IN 3 WU NAC IR IR TR Lath, Shingles, Pickets, BASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS, LIME, CEMEN A Ka S ITEINR, HENO. MYBTATE AGENL FOR MILWAUKE# CEMENT COMPANYY Near Union Pacific Denot OMAHAN * e —————————————————— » HENRY LEHMANN, JOBBER OF WINDOW SHADES 'EASTERH PRIGES DUPLICATED. 18 FARNAM ST. - - OMAHA STEELE, JJHNSON & 0., WHOLESALE GROCERS AND JOBBERS IN and Flour, S8eait, Sugars, Canned GCoods, All Grocers' Supplies. A Full Line of the Best Brands cf CIGARS AND MANUFAGTURED TUBAGCU. Aganrs for BENWOOD NAILS AMJ LAELIN & EAND PUW]]EB L[} IO WS NOTE Lo 100D 5 I €3 I POWHYNR AND HAND Steam Pumps, Engine Trimmings, MINING MACHINERY, BELTING, HOSE, BKASS AND IRON FITVINGS PACKING, AT WHOLESALEZ AND RETAIL. HALLADAY WIND-HILLS GHURCHAND, SCHOULIRELLS Cor. Fa.rna.m and 10th Streets Omaha, Neb. ~ Omaha Steam Laundry. AT G FIPE, HTSA The only Laundry in Nebraska that is supplied with complete machinery Send your orders by muil or express. GOTTHEIMER, GODFREY & CO., 1207 Farnham Street. for Laundry work. ~—DEALERS INe—— HALL'S SAFE AND LOCK GO. Fire and Burglar Prao T AUILTS, X O © B &5, o’ . 1020 Farnham Street, OMA'.’EIA., - = = TRTEEIES. W5, MILLARD. [ MILLARD & PECK, Storage, Commission and Wholesals Fruits 1421 & 1423 FARNHAM STREET. CONSIGNMENTS COUNTRY PRODUCE SOLICITED Agents for Peck & Baushers Lard, and Wilber Mills Flour OMAHA, - - - NEB REFERENGL. ¢ OMAHA NATIONAL IH‘\'I\ STEELE, JOHNSON & CO,, TOOTLE MAUL & L,t) C. F. GOODM.A N, DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS Window and Plate Glass. yone coutemplating bullaing store, orres ond with us before puscha C. F. GOODMA!, OMAHA - C . ok, or any other fine og thelr Plate Glass, o will find 1t to their ad vantage to NEB. BERQUIST BROTHERS, MANUFACTURERS OF (ARRIAGES, BUGCIES AAWND meR:BSBAWAGONS- epairing Done in all Branches 410 8. THIRTE| OMAHH A F.C. MORGAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, 1213 Farnham 8t.. Omaha, Neh. TH STREET NEB A TROPIG mmmnf The Lively Visitor That Has Shaken Up Panama. | A Grapbic Narrative cf Great Septen ber Earth- quske by One Who gaw Its Effects, the san Francisco Chront It is rather remarkablo that Pan- ama, lying as it does within the earth quake zone, has been compacatively free from temblors of even moderate severity, and almost entirely unvis- ited by thoss of dangerous violence. The telegraphic dispatches of the 7th of September showed, though meagre- ly, that this rule of happy exemption was on that day broken through, and that the whole isthmus had been shaken up to the damage of much pro- perty and to the afirighting of thefree Colombians, Desirous of gainivy ad- ditional information from some one who was present at the time on the earth's ague fit, a Chronicle reporter called )enturdny afternoon npon Capt. Austin of the steamship San Jose, just in port from Central America and the isthmus. With but slight variation the following is the skipper's story: ACCOUNT OF AN EVE WITNESS, ‘1 went down from San Francisco on the “Clyde,” he said, “to take command of this steamer. We arrived in Panama bay at 8:30 o'clock on the night of the Gth of September and anchorea about two miles off shore- Shortly before 3 ing of the Tth I was awakencd by s loud, queer noise, which I kuew at onco, from a formor experience in Valparaiso betokened an earthquake. Immediately after the sea bocame vio- lently agttated, though there was no tidal wave, as was the caso at St. Thomas, and the steamer took a mo- tion and a shock just exactly as if she had been mnmug at full speed and had gone ashore on a pebbly beach. Then all was quiet and still, excopt | that from tho stiore we could hear the cries of the frightened people. T did not turn in again, and as soon as it was light I ordered out o boaf and was pulled ashore, The town I couid sec was still atanding, but the town's people were praying and shrieking and bel- lowing as though the end of the world were about to come and the preliminary trump had been soundzd, iverybody was so badly excited that I could get no two stories alike con- cerning the duration and direction of the shock, but finally, by comparing notes wnhn few of the moderately seli-possessed. I managed to make out that the cbock had lasted between forty and forty-five seconds; thut it had come from the north and proceed- ed in a southerly direction, and that the motion had been of a most sicken- ing, oscilitory character. Thero seemed to have been no preat shock in the nature'of a climax, 10 to speak, bt rather a long, horrifying quiver of the ground, that changed the solid earth into a fluttering, flimsy thing, and took the spirit. nut of & man and left him like water.” A CITY IN RUINS, “Iu a walk I took about the city T found that, almost without an excep- tion, every house in the city had been mors or less damaged It is the fash- ion in Pavama, as perhaps you know to cover the houses with heavy red tiles, and these were thrown around broadeast, as though the roofs had been taken off by a heavy wind, cr bren blown inside out like so muny umbrellas in a galo. The churchos were all more or less injurad, crosses were tottering, bells were awry, win- dows were smashed, niches were emp- tied of their statues, and the flag- stones of the floors thrown vp into ureven surfaces like a lava bed. The two churches that showed the most aerious wrecking were the cathedral and St. Anne's, the er losing its belfry, which came toppling down al- most with tho first vibration, The damage sustained by the cathedral was much more exteneive, Outeide, the facade between the two towers was ront from top to bottom, the cam- panile was overthrown, and ugly looking cracks were to be seen in the southern walls, Venturing within, I saw that the southern aisle was almost a ruin, the whole vow of heavy arches vepurating it irom i} badly sprung, while the gerously warped. of was dan. EFFECTS OF THE TREMLLE, “I don't know,” pursued the cap- tain, *if you have ever been at Pan v You have! Well, ther, you will remember that whilo tha Grand hotel and the cathedral occupy two sides of the piaza, on the third there stands, o 1sed for municipal purposes, rather grandiosely styled Ei Cobidal, On thie I uilding Uu- force of quake i the city seemed to have ¢ tred. Tho edifice was of the Hizpan Mauresque style, quite common in t Centrel and Southern Americ but notwithatandi it m; and immerge bastion-like pillars, the whole front was thrown bodily ou into the street, as though it had been a house of cards, One of the firmest houses in Panama was supposedly that of the Amerlcan consul; but the visit it received from the temblor was one which its inmate wlll not eoon forget, for not only was it rocked about to the imminent danger of the permanent opening of the walls, but once ina sort of crose-rock the sides gave suffi- ciently to let down the whole ceiling in a mass, 1 tried to e & tour through the lower quarters of the town, but found it imposesible to do so on account of the alleys being all blocked with fallen walls, with every now aid then an addition to th eral rain as some shaky old rattletrap come tumbling down, when 2il in the neighborhood would shriek out pray ers anew, and call upon the firmest saints in the calendar, THE EARTH OFENS = stood, a soiid etructure aud “But Panama,” continued the cap- tain, lignting a fresh cigar, **was vot lheullly place on the isthmus that felt the touch of this rcugh visitor. The — |earthquake, as I have said, ran about due north and south, and so struck the neck of land on the gquar- ter, or ran across it diagounally, if you will. Aspinwall was roused from its -lwp by a violent concussion, and, lise he people of Panama, the Colonese rln praying and bawling into the anceressonions fashion, too, there in the same At Aepinwall, WAS A New fright, and the only casucltics wers those which resulted from territied people jumping from the windowa, in Aspinwall there were at least two men | killed from the ocollapse of dwelimge, and when 1 loft the reports wore by 1 means complete. Leaving Aspin wail, the earthquake went rattlmg obhyuely from ocean to ocean, neariy following the line of the railroad 1 should imagine from the way in which things got knocked about. At s me points the road-bed sank down bodily to a depth of five foet, carrying the embankments with it; at others it rose up in hiliocks, a8 though it had risen in waves. The abutments of the culverts over the variom water- courses were jerked ont of plumb, and strangest of all, in many places the rails were twisted into great cork- screws. Traftic was svspended for four days, and the mischiof done will take some thousands of dollars to re- pair. From all tho villagen news re- ceived of the temblor, but as the n the morn- | wattled hut of the Ohagres river man is earthquake proof, the only results were a shaking up and & general fright.” — HMow's the Baby? “How's the baby?" ¢ His cronp is st ter this morning, thank you We gave h'm some of Trowas' Ereciwe Ou ws ve him Next day youngster o1 advised, doctor, and shal ome more in hour or 80" vronounced the the doctor cured, New Life is given by using Brow IroN Birre In the Winter it strengthens and warms the system; in the Spring it enriches the blood and conquers diseasc: in the Summer it gives tonc to the nerves and digestive organs; in the Fall it enables the system to stand the shock of sudden <hanges. In no way can discase be so surcly prevented as by keeping the system in per- fect cond Brown's IrON BITTERS ent ¢s per- fect health thre gh the changing scasonsfi. ¢isarms the danger from impure water and miasmatic air, and it prevents Consump- tion, Kidney and Liver Dis- case, &c. H. S. Berlin, Esq., of the well-known firm of H. S. Berlin & Co., Attorneys, Le Droit Building, Washing- ton, D. C., writes, Dec. sth, 1881: Gentlemen : T take plea ure in stating that T have usc Brown's Iron Bitters for ma- and nervous troubles, caused by overvork, with excellent results, Beware of imitations Asic for BRowN's IroN Bir- =:2is, and iusest on having it. Don’t be imposed on with something recom- mended as “just as good." The genuine is made only by the Brown Chemical Co. Baltimore, Md, FARY W gotui F Uiicags & vorth WS |, orn © Omana 3:40 TLRik § ek sne AT YL Y o rains lo IRUN &o, Manufaotured BY SINHOLD | GALVANIZED Cornices, 4 13th 8t., 4 Omhas, aNeb* ¥rovrietns “JACOB KAUFMAN. | REMOVED TO NO. 611 16TH ST DEALER 1IN ALL KINDS OF WINES RITITERS oldest and most reli sblo IVELELA IVE A FLEC BT in North Omaha. Very choice Meat, Ponltry and Vegetables, ALWAYS ON HAND, CO0K & STUEHM, Pronrietors fubufim 20th and Cuming ANTIQUARIAX BOOKSTORE 1420 DOUGLAS STHEET Hoadquarters of the Literatl, e Cheapesd, Lorgeot nad cholossd coll Mos { NEW AND SECOND.-HAND BOOKS 10 tho Wosb. Oash paid for Second-Hand Book or exchanged for new. H, 8CHONFELD, ®1y PROPRIETOR. streets. Tha little pnn on the Atlan- tic has no aveh aspiring buildings as the city ot the Pacific, and conwe- (uently there was not so much wall- talling, but all he houses, and espe cially the iraighs house, bealy shaken, while the reofs were vontilatad | elament of danger, from which Pan | awa escaped. At Panama tho gronnd | only trembled: at Aspinwall the earth openel, the main strest cracking| abroad the whole of ita length with a ion in all probabuity it will ther earthquake close, \Hnn\-d) enough, al while the only fatalif 1 heard [ in m waa that of an old woman who 41 ed from OMARA Bn 638 Directory Hen Eatats, posite Post Offioe, Sonth 18:h Strent. Oras T a NENDELSSCEN, AN(‘“ITK(H" 4. Crelghtor Bloc 1, Room %, ln'..vl(‘n Hinck, e 15th and Fevney o wors 08, ERIOKEON, [011y FORVUNATU! A, COvaR 195 )0th troee . manutactu o8 80 order gosd work A i+ pricen wirine dove Hea prings. ___UARKIMER Nanufactarer. 1817 Douplex et. Stationery. 1016 Famham Streed Duttor and Egge. MEHANE & SCIHROKDKER, the oldest B, and 8, souee in Nobraska oveablishod 1878 Omaha. o ana Road Wagons. WM_SNYDER, 14th and Harney Strects. Olothing Bought. 3 MARRIS will pav Wirhest Cash prics for second aand clothing, Cornes 10th and Farsham, rugs, Paints ana Olls. cor. 10th and Dougne E P P —— The “HUI PUNCA" is of superior mects with marked popular favor asa Nealthtul and palatablo drink Tt in prepared withgreat care from the Sest ma terials, ar omnd an #5 reeable add tion to the cho vof the table which 1 {1y entarge tho pieasnres of life and enyaw {/£90d followsbip an ¥ gool nature it righ Ay {{Joyed | Wamilios, Clubs, Hotels. Excursicme, Pionics and Pachting Parties Pros nounce Hub Pmeh Unrivalled. 14 by Grocers and Wine Mercharar everywhere, KUH® & 00. @wrmaciess, Fine Fans Goods, Uor, 10 and Dougiew rvete, * 0. WHITKHOUSE, Wioleealo & Kotadl, 10th ae. 0. FIKLD, %08 Norh Side Cuming Strees. AN Do e 10un and Howard Rtroo A, FAUL Winisma Hlock Cor. 164n & Dodge. OWil Engineers ane Burveyors. ANDHEW KUSKWATE®, Orolghton _Blook, Town Surveys, (eade aud Seworage Sysbema Bpocialty vus Motlons, kte. F. LKHMANN & 00., ooun biwre, 1349 and 1813 Farn. uam etr. o, U Knewalo aino boot 0ss & Pacific rounary. 00" WEARNK & HONG cor 14th & Jackson sie sewe ers. JORN BAUMEN 1314 Farnham Bire: “Unaertaxers. OHAN RIRWE 10)¥ Furnnan hob. 100h & 114, QX EIKLD HOUSK, Geo, Canflold,0th & Farnhan DORAN UOUSE, I' (1. Cary, #i3 Farnhaw 8 SLAVEN'S DOTEL, F: Slaves, 10th 83, 004t orn Hotel Gus. Hamoal 9th & Leavenwortl URNTRAL RESTAURANT, MRS, A, RYAN uthwess coroor 0LaRnd Dodge Gt r the Monay. Sutistaction Quaranesd, i a1 il Houra, Hoard by the Day, Week Qood ftney Sopy Montb, # for Oaab, Fum, uiture. ¥, GKOBS, Now wid Gexond Hand Faroitare .1 Btoves, 1114 Doudina. Highest cash price #1d for second banJ zooar. .BONNER 180 Donvis s Fine goods &o *erce Work, ONAEA FENCK 00, WOIT, FRIES & CC 1918 Harnoy Bt. mprov d Ice Box and Wood Feno Moo Vings, Go Pine and Wainot Pawnbrokers. ROUKNFKI 10th Ke., bod Far. & Har Retrigeracors, Canfield’s Patent. Y f iR Uikars ana | ubacoo. WESL & FRITSUB ER. manufactucors of Clgars, aud Wholeanlo Doalery in Tobaccos, 1808 Douglas. ¥ ¥ TORENZKN wanulacturor 1416 Farnham: . BONNER 1302 s\, _G20d line 0. BERTHOLD, Rage and M SBOHOOL BOOKS A SPHCIALTY | i Roows 76 Lumber LI na Cement. _OWTRR & GRAY_corner 6th and Douglay “Canpe ena wl SONNKR 1809 Douglas are. Good Varlely Morchant Tailors. 6. A LINDQUEST, e of aur most popular Merchaut Tatlor 1s re- 2s!ving the Intest deslgns for Bpring and Bummer w's_woar. Styllsh, durabio, snd nrlooo low aa ever 1200 Farnams ekrot. Miilinery. . 0. A. RINGER, Wholosale aud Retall, Fan + G00ds in grost varlety, Zephyrs, Card_Boards " olery, Glovos, Corse Sheapost Houoe In Mg West, Purchascry save 80 por oent, Order s Msll. 116 Fiftoonth Brood Flour and Feed. IMATA CITY MILLS, Bth Wolshuns Bros., propri Farnbam G, DM 10 ¥ res € HTEVENS, 91m hotween Coming snd lzar F. A MoSHAN ro 234 and Cumiug Bireote, Hardware, Iron and Bleel. OLAN & CANGV/ORTHY, Wholossle, 110 and (14 1580 ntroot A. HOLMES cogne 16th and Californis, Harnese, Hzddles, &o. B WEIST 015tk 5t bt Faro-& ¥ Furnishing Goor 8 GO, H, Alno_Hate, Caps, tnaa Kotlon A Citlenve 804 B 10th stroe Gornice Works. Wonc.o Goratoe Works, Manutechurers 1ron Corui, » and i’ ato Roofling, Order from or'y lorglity promptly axecutod I the be YT l‘mlmy and Ottco 128 Harney BN, BPECHT, “roprietor, ialvanized ornidie, Window Cape, et nufactured and put up in any part of (e country. 7. HINHOLD 416 Thirtéenth stroes T womm Mercnania, JOMN 0. WIL LIS, 1414 Doigo Htres) B, BE dotalle soc Iargn wdvo mont in Dafly and Weekly Bhow Case Manufactory. 0, J. WILDE, atackaror and Dealor in all kinde 05, Uprigot Crace, A~ , 1817 Cass 21, FRANK L. GERIARD, Show ( proprstor 12 South 16th street, otwoon Leavenworth and Marcy warranted first-cl. oves ana inwere. IHTER, Doales 1 Bloves of Tin Kooty an 04d Fellowe' Black . HONNER 180 anil Muaulecta of Bulldlng Wors ali kind o00d and Chosp Lou ins 8% KN L Ao uew brick block on Douglss Bbroed, has Jush opened » moet clogant Boca iall, Hot Lunch from 10 40 13 overy day. ' ALCONER A19 1800 8)reb Heads. o and Rotall Beed D avd ows Hall Photograpners. OO, HEYN, PROP, @rand Coniral Gallo 212 Blxtoenth Stree o-class Work aad Frompt: aear Masoulo Hall, 0088 guaTADLeoy Plumbing, Gas and Bteam Fitting. | P. W. TARPY & CO., ot Farubaw | aad Dougiss. Work prowp y atiended Lo D. FITZPATRICK, & ouglas Streed. Physiclans and Gurgeons. W. B GIuBS, M. D., Koom No 4, Oreighios Black, 16th KIN(A. M. D. Mssonic Block, aud Kar opp. postofice HURST'S EUROPEAN HOTEL, Trade supplicd ot Mannfacturer's prices A by M. oNamn; Parailion supplied ||y AL {stone, Cxnaha, Neb, | J. P. ROGERS & GO, A GCEINTS F. L. Sommers & Co's CELEBRATED CRACKERS BISQUI'TS, CAKES, JUMBLES, AND NOVELTIES. Wholesale Manufasturing CONFECTIONERS . AND DEALERS IN_ Fruits, Nuts and Cigars. IS 14th St. OMHA, — - - NEB WESTERN CORNICE WORKS! C SPECHT, - - Propristor. 1213 Harney 8¢, - Omrha, Neb, MANUFACTURERS OF Galvanized iren, CORNICES, DORMER WINDOWS, FINIALS, Tin, Iron and Slate Roofing, Spocht's Patont Motalic Skylight. Patent Adjusted’ Ratchet Dur and Bracket Shelving. [ am tho general agent for the above line of goods. IRON FENCING, Orestings, Balustrades, Verandas,| Bank Rallings, Window and uards; also GENERAL AGENT GOLD»ROPE. Tholntrinalo merit and superior quality Gold Rope Tobaceo has induced othar turers to put upon the market oods si our brand in name and style which aro offcsed and 1old for lees mor ey than the genuine Gold Ropo. We caution the t ado and consnmor ¢o see that our name and trade mark are upon sech lump. The only genuino and original Guld Rope Tobacco ls manufactured by THE WILSON & McNALLY TO- BACCO COMPANY. Gening Rewarued the Story of Lne Snwing Machine, A handsomin litile pamphirs, Dloe snd gol cove with numerony engrn inga, wiil e GIVER AWAY to. ny aualt porsou callng or aub-onicy of Tho Bluger ey, oF will be sent AL, pout peld, ¥ Any peraon 1iving ab & derancs from onr offioes The Sngar Manuio, wueiny o, Principsl )ffice, 84 Union Sqoars NEW VORK D. M. WELTY (Sucoessor. to I, T. Mouut.) d Dealer in Moo ans ollar Manufactusen Saddles, Harness, Whips. FANCY HORSE OLOTHING Robes, Dusters aud Tarf Goods of ALL UESCRIIVNONY, Agonttor "Jas, K. 11 & Co.'s) S CBLEERS TERD CONCORD. HARNESS "“The Best in The World,” 1AAR XA N .A DL ST OMAHA, NEB NORTH-WESTERN Marble Works, BAUMEISTER, 1342 NOLTH PIGHTEENTH 8T wo-Bm DexterL Thomas&bro. AND ALL TRANSACTIONS CCNNEO¥ED THEREWITH, utrall7 located hotel in the clty, £2.00 per day The wost ce #1.00, #1600 First Class Hstaurant connocted with the hotel. .HURST, - - Prop Corner Fourth and Locust Btreeta. ST LOUIS MO. Pay Taxos, Rent Houses, Ete, Call at oftice, room ¥, Creighton Block, On b oveu 4 BLACK FOILY ) ars WAl s DRAUGHT " (he Yeo: iiver modieinr (L Ve |BEMIS’ Real Estate COLUMN, Offices 15%h and Douglas Streets. . Beautitul rwidence lot an ‘Q’mnntl near head 0’ St. Mary's ave 700, THoppie- 14, Full labon 19th strect, 3 0. »Convent [ No. 316, Pull acre on 3 of Eacred Hears #1,200 No. 817. FuliTot on CaliZornia, nese 21st street, £1,900 No. 818 Two lots on Sewar 3 0- stroet, 2y near Snunders Two lots on (Ih streot, 81,500, 0. Ha f acre on C ming street; near Dut- o8, nees Saunders $x hoav on Mt. Fleasant a 4,0 Ine Wew, nue, svar Hauscom Park, Une-halt acroon California sitcet,near No. Yta <y atroot, vear 1360 lll’wt 86,000, N Twolots on Dodgs, near Grovastreet, additin. 5. Four acre block In: West Omaba, cre block In Smith's addition at west am strovt—will give any length of g required at 7 per cont fnberoat. Also w splondid 10 acro block in_ Smith's addl- tion on sauo liboral terie a3 tas foreyuin. No. 805, Halt lot on lzard near 20th stroes, #7100 No 804, Lot on 188h strost usar-Paul, 1200, No 502, Lot 80x280 fect on ibth streot, mear Nicholss 300, No 209, Uue quarter acre on Dusd sbreod; sear Dutton 3I:I)(| No 207, Two lota on Rloudo neas Irene stseet, d'§00 cach wo lots on Georciwaesr Michizan 5, Twelve chol lats on Hawll: ton streot in Shinn's addition, 330 to 4600 onch 2M, Beautiful balf 1ot ow 8 X180 feet, near Bishop Clar 1600, o cncice lots on Park avenue, 60x 20th strect o == , on stre. " O o Bol e Jots tn Mand & € on hhnruuu Avenuo unear Poppleton’ $46) eacn No 286, Four lota on De gt slear Saunders stroot, 0 #42, Let on 19th near Pau N« 281, Lot 66x180 feet near St. and 20th street, $1600. No 279, Lot on Decatur near Irensatress, $085. No 18, Four lots on Caluwall, near Saundors stroot, ‘btlll 10 No 276, I.al.on ulmnu strees, noar shot towor, No 275, Four lots on McLellan sbreety near Bloudo, Hagan's addition, 9226 eschs No 4, Tureo lota near raco coursa: make oft 'No 268, Boautltul corner acte iot on Califosata stroot, oppoaite wnd adjoining Sacrod Hoars Can- vent grounds, $1000. No 260, Lot on Mavon, near 16th stroet, $1,850, 100 lots in “Crodit Fonciorand ¢‘Grand additions, just south-east of U, P. and B.d M. tailroad 4iepots, ranging from §150-40 $1060 cach and on easy termas. Beautiful Residence Lots at s bargatn—-very , 5 ner cont down handy to shops ¥126 to 8250 and,b po per month. Cail sad gobplavand 1 culars. %, Fuil cornor 1ot on Jonos, Near 16th 3,000, s wo lots ou Center streot, noar Cum~ 1y wtroot, §200 tor both or 3500 eah. No 2614, Lot on Beward, near idng steet, 35 Halt loton Dodge, near 11th ssroet, No 247, Four beautiful rosidence lots near hton Collego (or will soparate) 38,000, 6, Two lots on Center, near Cuming ot and $400 each, No "2404, Lot on ldaho, nesr. Cuming otreet 9026 NO 46, Boautltul corner acra 2t on Cumlog, near Dutton strecs, near uew Couvont of Secred Hoart, 81,600 No.'s4d, Lot on Farnam, nier lith etreot, 4,700, 1, Lot on Faruam, ocar 20th stroet, cornor fot on Bursy, near 259" street 4, 120x182 foot 3 Harnay, noar d4th, will cut it up) 32,400, Ao 264, Lok on Douglas stiest, near 24, ar Irene 4rvet, Lot 43 by 441 fect on Sberman aver nu, (10th stiset). new Graca,, 3000, w! Lo b tear o ‘Dodger aoar 1548 7, Lot on 28rd $600. 4, Lot on Hamilio~ nesr Kiog, $400. 209, Lot on 18th sireet, near Nicholas Ll No 207, Two lots on #1,600, No %04, Beautitul resticaos ioy on streot, near Cuming, §uCe No 09} Lot on 16th strect, mear Plerce, near Pacific strest, Division r:(. 108, LAts on Sauuders staeet, noar Sew- wrd §600. No 1023, Two m- on 17th staeet, uear white load works, §1,0! N T864: ‘Ons fall Llook ten lots, near the barracks, $400. No 101, Lot on Parksr, sreet, near lrens #5300, No 188* ’l'wn lots o Caas, Dear 21st etreed Gl e, 86 No 180, Lot'on Pler near Seward, 8650, No I'N,luol on Pacifc street, mu 14th; wake offer. No 160, 81x lots on Fasuam, near 2 $2,400 L0 §2,850 cach. " No 165, Flll blosis on. 988h strrect, new rase ud three lots Ju Glvs addition, noar rn ders and Cageius sbaeets, §2,000. No nw uu 0D 18ta sticet, uear white sad b streod 52 fget (3 lots, on 15th sdzeed, l‘ near Poy No 119, y half acre lots 1n Millard & Cais spria and Saratoga stroots, naar the end of KIeE. sereet car track, § 300 £0 8,560 cach. No k9, Lot ou Chisgo near 228 ataeet, 1,600 No 88, Lot on Caliwell street, near Saznders, 0. 60x52 fosd ou Pacific, ear Sn sireet 8, Not, Bightesn lots vn Zlet 4, 20¢ sad daundare strosts, acar Grace aus hridge, 3500 cach No 6, One-Jourth block the Convens of Poor Clair uceg tae end of the Nol, Lot o Lots in Har prices sl Wras. BEMIS Real Estate Agency, 16th ana Lowgas Btreets,