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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20

wlld men 81 an countries. some
sleeping. some aunfrrlinR. some
singing. some bury iu Kitchen and
workshop. Here and there, these
men met me IA the corridor ANA !
drew back into the dark places ana
lot them go b. They dtd not re-
mnrh my presence. 81 m they did.
made nothing af iI After nll ! VIA
Il nramtn dressed HH other Hanmeu
we're. Why should they notice me
! when thafe we're hundred such tn
CzrruyN houBe1 began e. sec That
| q man mirht 90 With less rick be
eauae uf their numbers thun II they
/ had bern bat handful.
a shall find CzefnN after All. -
said I To mYaflf and have n out
wilh him. When be has spoken ~
vii be time enough 10 ask What
/ neRtg"
! II was little ronHDiiuK - Say
/ thih. aud ! vent on with more cone
| flBenre. pQ,HiuK down the corridor.
/ ! reached n pair Of iron doors a. last
and found them fast shut and boited
/ against me. There whH uo branch
road that ! could make ont. nor any
/ indication of the way LEA which !
must open the doors There I stood
/ ia the passage Ike a messenger who
/ has struck upon an empty house.
] bat r. not willing 60 leave g. See
cxefuy that niRhi I must. even n u
came % declaring myself 10 the
ragues who occupied the rooms
near by ! had no mind 20 knock
at tie door. and. truth 20 tell. such
thing never came 10 my head IN
deed. { was Just telling myself that
u was neck or nothing, when what
should happen but that tho great
iron door swung open and the little
French girl, ltoaamun6a, herself
stepped out staggered a. the sight
" me. 80 well rhe might be. fhe
/ Just uiued one pretty Title cry and
then fcli 20 saying
ooh. Captain 15eKK Captain Bcgg.
what DO sou want IL this house -
NY dear" raid T. speaking 70 her
with a HaamHu'a liberty I want r.
g8od many things. o. most sailors
| da in this world. what's behind
/ that door. now and where may you
/ have come front Tell me ms much
and you'll be doing me Il bigger
kindness than YOU think"
She didn't reply ~ once. but asked
a question. hs little Rifls Wiii when
they are thinking ~ somebody.
Where are. the otheraT' cried
| She Why do you come alouef
Where Il the little one, Mister
Mister"
Dolly Vcnn." said +. "ah that's
the boyi Well he's al right. my
dear. aud N he'd known that we
we're meeting he'd have sent his
love You'll find him down IN the
celiaf beyond the engine house
ghDw me the way % Mister Czerny's
door and well soon have him QUE 81
there He's come n long way. and
It's AL fof the pleasure u seeing yog
of course II g."
The talk pleased her but giving
her no time 70 think about IL. y
vent on:
Mister Czerny now he, would bel
living BY here. | suppose ="
She esld. Yea yes" His rooms
were through the great hall which
Jay beyond the DOORS but she looked
20 startled ~ the idea OF my going
there that I read up her appreben-
siona At q glance and Eaw that she
fid not wish me 10 10 on because
she was afriad.
where f. your old friend. the
Frenchman 2" asked her. what
part Of this queer house does be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20

some room. perhaps in the kitchen
% the house. Msu would hs there.
said. and CnsFuys watch dogs
ready with their questions Hut
while there wefs arc lamps oTefy-
whore. this place was not room Al
ali. but a circular cavern. with
a pefturrs IN the wall and curtains
hung across o. lieu ~ doors This
was rot iittis pefpieKinK. and my
path VAS not made more straight
when heard voices Ia hufne room
near b. but could not locate them
nor tell which - the doors TO aVol8.
For along tins ! stood. uncertain
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~ NAfAsNAts
Jasper iicEE. who tells the story.
goes 10 kena Island To see hia for
met mistress. Ruth npilondrn, who.
when she married Edmund Caorny,
and WAS taken to the iatand asked
him 20 come to her tn "a year. she
In unhappy. but IL closely watched
and cannot get away Jasper. who
has with him Dolly Nenn. Peter
hileh and Seth harker. sailors. II
chased by Gaernys men and rescued
by an old Frenehman, Clair-de- Lnne
IN great storm. IaHper'n ahip IL
lost. leaving the four on the island
alone. They discover that CEefnY
and his men have erected false
lights. and live by iurlnE ships 90 de-
strurtiun on the rocks. Al certain
times OF the year deadly yapurn arise
on the island. killing all who come IN
contact with them. To avoid these
Cserny has built himself a house an
der the sea. Ia the depths OF a Ions
reef The sleep time comes 90 the
island. and negs and hts compani-
ons seek Tor same shelter.
They are nearly overcome by ths
tapofA. but find refuge IA Ruth'r
house, which II occupied by q
stranger a doctor
The doctor proves tn ha an expert
taken to the island BY Cserny 20 In
Neatigate the strange VnparA The
house Il struck by lightning
The doctor has discovered an un-
drrsrouud passage 60 csefuy'a house
under the sea. and the five start "a
throw themselves on czpfny'a uer-
-. In cavern. the Doctor II seized
by a devil fish.
The Doctor escapes but Is badly
hurt The party reach door witch
leads Into the house under the sea.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-20

CHAP lkik -Afoutinued-l
DR. Gray vas little better 81 this
time aud sitting up like n daEod
man. he Looked first AZ Dolly Vsnn
and then az hia foot and last % all
AZ the strange place IN which be
lay.
why. yea" he exclaimed AZ iaai.
7 remember. cut and a foal who
walked on a. Il serves me right
ana she end n better than the be-
ginning
The lad dld a." .aid I. ne was
always wonder with linen aud tho
scissors WAS belly Nrun.~
To say nothing 81 square foot
os my shirt. put Ia Peter nliEh. OBJ
stinateiY @rf1a worth while get
ting a htt Of a cut. doctor. fusf 60
see Dolly Neun sew Il up again"
The doetoF laughed. Tor DO knew
aeamRHa manner and the iiEht
talk which follows even the EfAveag
mishmp aboard ship Thai our
men msant we'll towards him he
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"a the ladder and raised the trap.
u was Ga Edmond ezrfnya house
aud I was alone.
Now. I had opened the trap. half
believing l might find myself IA
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Dart Hallos Mueh

But we 40 the mems underwear bus
inesa. our qualities and pTiess are
right That's why. Cali and see.
y -. Brooks q Co. 1871 "a ave.
Arcade bldg.
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need no, fear bI siberia
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
Residence Lots.

Slightly corner, diagonally opposite Joslyn's
100 feet east front. on 10Th, by 1875 on Dav-
export streets. Very few locations like
this. Owner intended this for a beau
tiful home, but change of business com
pels him to sell. Price for a few days.
$40 per foot,
S1x100 feet, east front. one block from the
new Barnard apartment house, Park Ave.
and D~eavenworth St, just right for grade,
only 500; act quickly.
5Ox140 feet, south front, on grade, good
surroundings, three blocks from end of
west Farnam car line; only $3.50. easy
terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
Rural Homes.

20 acres of the old Griffin grove, the pref
test land around Omaha, very slightly and
nearly level, covered with large walnut
and evergreen trees that took years to
grow. Money cannot duplicate this. Low
est price. 1920, u cash. We nave offer
of $4,000 on this. act quickly.
Can sell 10 acres of the grove adjoining,
with substantial Broom house. beautiful
~shrubbery and flowers in yard; price,
$1,000. This is a cool and restful place for
yourself and family in summer, and yet
only a mile. from Hanscom Park, or 8
miles from center Of the city. Drive out
with your family and look at this. Next
summer you will envy the lucky fellow
who has IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

HARRISON & MORTON
912-} \. Y. Life Bldg. Telephone ga.
Residences.
Telephone ga.

3 or lO-room modern house, east front,
near Hanscom Park, on 32d Ave, extra
large lot. 5Ox1sO feet, paving and all spe-
cial taxes paid, $1,000.
s-room nearly new all modern house, with
barn; lot is So feet east front on 32d Ave,
just south Of Hanscom Park. You would
be pleased with this. The neighborhood
is growing. Price, $1,000.
6-room, new. all modern, oak finish house,
lot 50x124 feet, east front on North bouie-
ward. fine shrubbery in yard; II very
complete little home, $3.50. Would cost
considerably more to duplicate 1t, but
owner is making a change and must sell.
Broom. well built and well kept home,
with large shade trees, on full lot, near
Goth and Oak streets. A bargain at 1900.
on easy terms. Can show you photo
Eraph at the office.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
Vacant Property
VACANT PROPERTY.

VACANT PROPERTY.
We have 1872 feet of trackage property on
18th St. north of LNavenworth, that can
be bought at a bargain,
so feet on 18th St., north of Nicholas, paved
street and trackage.
66 feet on corner OF l4th and Leavenworth,
Nice building lot. 29th and Harvey SITS,
south front; bargain.
n. w. Cor. 3sth and Farnam SITS, east and
! south front.
IS feet, goth and Farnam, owner says get
offer.
6s feet on Cunning ST., bet. nth and 18th.
would sell cheap, or would trade for Inn
proved, with incumbrance
Lot near Cor. 18th and Burdette SITS, north
front, $500.
s lots near Krug Park, $3.50.
16 lots in Florence. on road new car line
$500.
81 acres southeast Hanscom Park. Groom
house. large barn. well. cistern, we'll cave.
nice orchard, owner lives In east and
needs money. Call for price.
~ acres south Of Benson, on Hamilton
St, road. with 4-room house and barn:
good repair, This property was fOrecloFed
by party who needs the money In his
business. Now vacant and ready to move
into: 1900.
we also have many other properties that
we can sell at bargaiDs.
You should buy now before the spring
F. b. WEAD. 1924 Douglas 81.
We also write fire insurance In nothing but
good board companies only.
Our rental list Is small. as we have rented
many houses and the time for moving has
not begun. II your property Is vacant
we can secure you good renters.
I wan offer on 2 Groom houses, 3liS-a
Corby ST., full lot.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
Investments.

brick building, near the Omaha
club at goth and Douglas streets, cost
$1,000 to build, has 10 rooms in each house,
besides v%estibule, bath and furnace room.
1t is we'll built, all modern and in good
condition. Lot is 56x132 feet. This loca-
ton is the very best, reliable tenants are
always ready to take these houses, and
the rooms are as desirable for renting as
Her Grand rooms. The rental value is
sl.oSO per year and might be increased.
The total expense last year including
taxes, 5000 insurance and repairs was
sZc. Let us show you this building and
figure 1t with you; . per cent net on such
a property with every chance Of increase
in value is good. The price is 5000. Do
you know of a better place to invest your
money?
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
BUILDING LOTS.

East front lot on 10th. near Davenport;
sewer and city water in the street; owner
very anxious to sell. Make us an ,ffer.
South front lot on Marcy ST., near SSd. on
grade, for $500. Snap.
$2,20O. This "a q bargain.
In Bemis Park, nice building lot for $3.50,
SD and frankie, az, on the Harvey car
line, good lot for $3.50, with sewer In
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
PAYNE, BoStWick & Co
9TH FLOOR N. Y. LIFE BLDG.
ROOMS 6ol-2-2

Spring is upon us. Now IS the time 10
buy Omaha real estate. Buy a home
stop paying rent. Money Is cheap. Read
our bargains. Come and see us.
40 for a beautiful residence in Hanscom
Park district, 10 rooms with large
attic, down stairs finished in hard
wood, mantel, gas log, fine reception
hall, fine bath room, well ,equippea'
Ave bed rooms, laundry In basement,
good barn with mans room, drive
way, paved street, permanent side
walk, large porch with east 'front.'
1900 will buy a strictly modern, s-room
house, beautifully finished and nicely
decorated, full LOO. barn, near car.
5000 for a 5-room modern house, with
paved street aDd permanent sidewalk,
all paid in fun, at 25th and Franklin
streets.
5000 for a 7-room all modern house, in
good n~eighborhood; owner will con-
slider good building lot as part pay
ment.
$500 for a new 7-room modern house, in
Bemis Park; owner very anxious TO
sell, needs money. This Is a snap.
1919 for a Groom all modern house, with
two full lots, In Dundee, fine loca-
ton. one block from car.
5000 will buy a 6.room modern cottage,
with a full lot. on Farnam St.; $1,000
cash balance 6 per cent.
$3.50 for a new broom house, with city
water and sewer connection, electric
light, south front, near 24th and
Ames Ave; street car barn; terms,
500 down and the balance monthly
payments.
5000 for a Groom modern house at 18th
and Maple SITS; this is a bargain.
81, 100 for a Groom house at SOO9 Corby st.
full lot; 100 feet from car line.
$500 for a 7-room house at $3.50 Saward
St; easy terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
PAYNE, BOSTWICK & CO.,
sOl-s New York Life Building.
RE
F. D. WEAD'S
Special Bargains
in Homes for All


Two 1O-r. houses within s minutes walk of
postoffice, all modern, rents at $500 per
year, always rented, $4,000.
Four S-room modern houses on So. 32d ST.,
north of Hanscom Park, with best tenant
at demand, property rents at $3.50 per
year, on paved street, fully paid owner
says I need money in my California bust
S-r. house on So. 33d St, with barn, steam
heating plant, in good repair. VIII sell
S-r. house and barn. 1922 So. 35th Ave,
owner has moved from city, 1850.
7-r. house in Hanscom Park district, which
was built by me for home and was built
good. 1 will sell it on easy payments.
WI 7-r. houses, 1924 and 1925 N. 18th ST.,
paved ST., paid for. make offer.
Two 7-r. cottages on northeast corner OF
and Cass SITS. with paving fully paid on
Cass and 22d SITS. The owner is going to
leave the city for good. says offer the
7-r. house in orchard Hill, 1897 Decatur, at
a bargain, $S50.O0.
rep, on paved street, fully paid, 5000.
Or. house, 2S12 Miami St, city water, 81. $50.
CIR, cottage on California, nice home on car
CIR. cottage on oath ST.. near Ames Ave,
paving fully paid; in good repair, $3.50.
5-r. cottage 1928 N. 2Sth Ave. full lot, good
5-r~Icottage. 1881 N. 18th ST., on the boule-
5-r, cottage, city water, 1888 Emmett ST.,
5-r' Cottage. full lot, 1911 n. 18th ST., s1,1oo,
5Ir. cottage on So. 18th St; the new boule-
Nard. in good repair. with shade trees,
cistern, city water lot 50x1O1. 81, 400.
5-r. cottage. just the home for street car
man. full lot. 1928 N. 21st St, Sl,1OO.
5-r. cottage. 1O3S So. 46th ST, with we'll and
~clstern, ~ cherry trees and shade trees
cellar. barn and other buildings, This
property was built by a travelling man
who has to remove from the city. says
he has spent over $3.50 on same, but
wants to sell; says property is the best
I'm that addition; price, $3.50.
2 s-room cottages that are always rented
to good tenants. with city water, rental
$50 per year. Price. H,250.
2 3-room cottages. within ] mile Of post
ONCE. city water; rents at $500 each,
S12N0
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
J. H.
Business Opportunities
For Sale or Exchange

For Sale or Exchange
GEN'L MDsE.-$3,OOO to $4,000 in live Hee.
and Iowa towns, for good improved land.
GROCERY STOCKS-S1, 900 to 5000, thriv-
ing towns. Good land will do.
HARDWARE-Clean and staple, 1850 to
5000. Cash and Improved land.
DRUGS-Select and up to date, $500 to
5000. Good imp. land and cash.
GROCERY AND MEATS, 900, Omaha, hne
trade. Your chance, see IT. ,
business. Good land or imp. property.
SHOE STOCKS, SEQ, up to date, fine trade,
lively town, Neb., bargain. .
JEWELRY-Staple, 1850 TO $4,000. Good
propositions: big discount.
BAKERY AMI CONFECTIONERY-$5O
10 81 600: city and live country owns.
FIGURING MILLS-5O to u bbls. capacity,
good business. $1,000 to $4,000, imp. land
and cash.
furniture for sale; splendid trade.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
IRRIGATED LANDS

You need not wait for several years for government lands, under irh-
cation. have the exclusive sale of many thousand acres of irrigated
lands, In the Black Fork Valley, along the u. P. R. R, a few miles west
of Granger, in Wyoming. The land is frtclass. The farmers now here
get twice the Nebraska price for their produce, from the local stockman
and coal and oil miners near by. Prices for lands and perpetual water
rights. Only S12 so per acre, on easy payments.
There is oil and coal under the lands without doubt Work is plenty fol men and
teams for those wanting to pay for their land this way.
IRRIGATED LANDS IN NEBRAsKA-Ner North Platte for sale for SIS to t5
pr acre
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15
Real Estate
For Sale or Exchange

IOl OdlC VI EAClldllSC
500 A., YORK CO.. NEB., highly IMP,
no better in STATE, only $50,
100 A., ANTELOPE CO.. NEB.. good raw
lane CLEAR, at SIS; prefer furniture bust
ness.
$50 A, ANTELOPE Co. NEB., we'll IMP.
$50. for OMAHA property or business.
$50 A, ANTELOPE Co, NEB.. good clear,
at 3l2 and $1,000 cash, for mdse.
2,4OO A., GREEDY CO., good raw, $3.50, for
HARDWARE or HOTEL.
100 A., HITCHCOCK co, NEB., IMP, at
SIS. Personal property, $500, for any good
business.
100 A, BOYD CO.. NEB., well IMP, $500.
1000 A, HITCHCOCK CO, ALFALFA
RANCH. 1880.
20 A, VIRGINIA PLANTATION, well
IMP. and completely stocked 100000.
What can you offer for this?
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

Improved
Property
5-room cottage on north Boulevard,
partly modern, a nice little home,
$1,000.
Groom cottage, three flfty-foot lots,
good location, $500.
5-room cottage, city water, good To-
cation, small lot, $3.50.
Groom cottage one block from paved
street, two blocks from street cars,
5000.
Double brick, 8 rooms each, all
modern and first-c.ass, close in,
$500.
8-room house, modern except furnace,
good barn, large lot, on Boulevard,
$500.
8-room house on Boulevard, modern
except furnace, $4,000.
groom modern house on paved
street, south front, neal car, large
5O-foot lot, $4,000.
lO-room modern house, barn, two
lots, corner, Kountze Place, a fine
property, $500.
Groom modern house, barn, Kountze
Place, $4,000.
8-room modern house and barn,
Kountze Place, $4,000.
10-room modern house, 22nd Street
near Lake, good barn, $500.
! Corner of Burt and 9th Avenue,
two 5-room cottages and room for
another, $4,000.
Lot S0xi32 on which are three
houses, rents S43 per month, two
blocks from court house, $1,000.
|. n. HAMMO ND.
| OH PAXTON BLK.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-15

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
Business Property

$4,000 .OO-for retail business property on 18th
st, near Farnam. Responsible
tenant will take 2O-year lease and
pay $40 net, tenant paying all
taxes, Insurance and repairs dur
ing life of lease.
$685. 900. OO-for 4-story and basement brick
building, i414 and 14l4lh Harvey
St; rental 5000 per year.
$50, 900. OO-for. S-story and basement brick
building, lot 4x132 feet, on Far
nam between 18th and 18th SITS.
SlS,O 600. OO-for 2-story and basement substan.
tial brick building, lot GOxl50 feet,
Nos. 4l3-4l5 and All n. 18th ST.,
South Omaha. Rental $1,000 per
year.
$1,000. OO-for S-story and basement brick
building, lot 22x132 feet, No. 1918
Farnam st. Rental 5000 per year.
s $500. OO-for 66x132 feet; rental $3.50 per year,
jackson St., between 18th and
18th SITS.
Residence Property.
s $500 O-9-room modern house, lot 75x14O
feet, with frontage on two streets,
Park Ave, near L~eavenworth.
s $50. oO-9-room modern house. S6th St..
near Farnam.
seet, leased $50 per mo. 3 blocks
from Hish school.
5 4,OOO.OO-s rooms, lot 6sx1S2 feet, near High
|. school.
s 1000. OO-S-room modern house, SOth Ave,
5 5000. OO-9-room modern house 2212 Locust
s 1900. O0-7-room house. 4212 Nicholas st.
5 1,475.OO-7-room house, lot 33x132 feet, 23O9
California St, opposite Creighton
college.
Acre Property.
10000 .00-for 100 acres, improved, Joining
Benson, 8 miles N. w. of post
office.
s 6,400. 00-for GA acres AZ miles southwest
of P. O.. and 8 miles from South
Omaha,
5 10000 to 10000 per acre for and To-
acre tracts near Omaha and South
Omaha.
George & Co.,,
1601 Farnam ST Omaha
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M,sNUENSE SAILORS
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ExILES WILL FIGHT
F0R JAPANESE FLAG

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