Tlio sun rises In tlto onst , but bread
rlsos with Iho ycust In It.
Shirt IloHonn
Should nlwnvs liu ctrlwl before starching.
Apply "t'nuUleiM Starch" freely to lx > tli
slaos , roll up tight with I > OM > IM fiiMilo niul
lay nildo twcntv ntlniitcs liuforo ironliiir ,
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It Is cnsy enough for u young mnn
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father provides the canoe and paddle.
Are Ton Untile Allen' * Fnot-KniaT
It Is the only cure for Swollen ,
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Foot-Ease , a powder to bo shaken Into
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S Stores , 25c. Sample sent FIIEI3. Ad
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Sympathy , like a man playing
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for a fellow creature.
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The favorite In a horse race Is the
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Ito > < > NnlTor.
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tic kill Ultcase wrnm , clc'nn out the body , roino\
tlio ilrit came of sUITiTliiR. AlltlruiUt , lUc,2Sc,50u
Largo heads do not always indicate
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For children teething , softens tlio giuni , reduces tip
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Kissing may be unhealthy , but
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As measured by the warrants drawn
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excess of those drawn during the
previous year the war with Spain and
the war in the Philippines growing
out of It have cost to the 1st of Juno
$251,418,206. Including the Spanish In
demnity the cost has been $274,418,200.
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Then yn have a poor
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CHAPTER XXX11I. ( Continued. )
This feat I achieved with consider
able peril , for the birds , when roused
from their eyries , whooped , screamed ,
and wheeled In flocks and circles about
me , Happing their huge wings ; so that
once I became so bewildered , that In
stead of clambering again to the sum
mit of the cliff , I began a descent to
ward the foaming sen below.
In rcnsccndlng my hat was blown
away , and with It the wretched eggs
for which I had risked my Ufo and
limbs.
After this event I resolved to procure
food for myself alone , nnd Instead of
returning to Antonio , who usually
loitered about the hut our men had
left , I went to the opposite side of the
Island , nnd found a banana grove ,
wherein I took up my quarters.
I had been thirty-six hours without
seeing my pleasant chum , the Cubano ,
or being near him with food. I know
that his rage would be great , and feel
ing myself unusually weak , after nil
the mental excitement and bodily ex
posure I had undergone , necessity com
pelled mo now to avoid htm strictly ,
as I was totally Incapable of contend
ing with him in any way.
If ho found mo to plead that I had
When searching for berries about
sunrise , on the western side of the isle ,
and while the sun , though up , was yet
below the great mountain and cast its
shadow to the extreme horizon of the
haby morning sea , I encountered An
tonio at last.
Hunger , apparently , had rendered
him furious ; but feeling certain In a
moment that timidity would do me no
service , I started back and said in
Spanish :
"Ha ! ha ! I told you what would
happen when I wanted food , " said he ,
feeling the point of his knife.
My blood ran cold at these words ,
nnd I cast a longing eye upon my lost
hatchet ; ho saw the glance and
trampled upon the weapon with a
mocking laugh.
"What do you mean , Cubano ? " I
naked , in au almost breathless voice.
"Simply this that , as self-preser
vation Is the first law of nature , I am
bound to kill you. "
Ho had the revolver in his hand , and
while he cast a glance nt the caps on
the breach , as if to see that they were
all right , and sheathed his knife , I
made a bound aside and placed a
banana trojs between us. The dastard
flred , and the ball , as it whistled past ,
stripped off a piece of bark.
In the same manner I escaped a second
end shot , so Antonio , finding that hlrf
much-prized ammunition was likely to
bo expended fruitlessly , rushed for
ward to use his knife.
The tendril of a pumpkin caught his
left foot , he fell heavily and hurt him
self severely. Then , darting past , I
secured my hatchet , and rendered furi
ous by all that had occurred , and by
the imminent danger which menaced
me , n light seemed to flash before my
eyes , I trembled with rage , and felt as
if imbued with supernatural strength.
I was about to spring upon Antoio
with hands , feet pud teeth , to hewhim
with the hatchet as I would have hewn
a tree , when a new object suddenly
caught my eye.
It was a ship but a ship ashore.
"Cubano , " I exclaimed In a husky
voice , "look there ! "
Antonio looked In the direction In
dicated , and , pausing in his murderous
intention , uttered a fierce laugh of sat
isfaction.
In the rocky channel which opened
between the inaccessible island and
ours there lay the wave-beaten hull of
n dismasted vessel , which might have
drifted In over night , as It was certain
ly not there yesterday , and It was now
Jammed hard and fast upon a reef of
rock that connected them.
This new object changed nt once the
terrible current of the Cuban's Ideas.
A grim smile passed over his olive
countenance , he shook back the elf-like
masses of conl-black hair , which , in
Skye-tcrrler fashion , overhung his wild
dark eyei , , and sheathing his knife ,
sid :
"Mlo mtichacho come ; I was only
Joking. Yonder we will find food , per
haps , and who knows what more ?
Come , It Is a bargain , and if you don't
desert me , I shall not molest you
again. "
He proceeded nt once toward the
beach , and I was hungry enough , and
perhaps reckless enough now , to be
glad of a truce , and to follow him , In
the hope of finding something eatable
on board.
CHAPTER XXXIV.
The Homeward Voyage.
My heart bent happily ; I was no
longer a lonely maroon , but on the
high road to home and Old England.
We were rescued by a ship hailed by
HIslop and the others.
We had several days of the finest
tropical weather , and they passed un
marked by a gi eater Incident than
seeing a shoal of dolphins , sparkling
as they surged through the brine ; the
silvery flying fish leap from one green
water } ' slope to another , while the
dark , crooked fin of the stealthy shark
glided as usual In the trough of the
sea between ; a piece of weedy drift
wood with Mother Gary's chickens or
albatrosses , floating near It , or perhaps
at the horizon the topsails of a vessel
hull-down , appearing for a time llko
white or dusky specksaccording to the
position of the sun.
The captain of the San Ildcfonso per
ceiving that Marc lllslop and I were
great friends kindly placed us In the
same watch.
As for Antonio the Culmno. wo never
went near him If we could help It.
Ho was planed. In the cable tier , and
for more complete security , In the bil
bees , which are Iron shackles that con-
flno the feet. However , wo dally
heard from the surgeon and from Frn
Anselmo , who was somewhat skilled in
surgery , nnd who undertook his cure
bodily nnd mentally , that the wound
under the right nrmpil had proved
slight , through the lungs had escaped
narrowly , but that the other in the
breast had penetrated the fleshy portion
tion of the heart , and was a very dan
gerous one. The friar added that "the
Cubano was not one of those men who
are easily killed , and thus he would
recover rapidly. "
Wo also heard that Antonio was well
cared for , as he had discovered one or
two friends among the crew , such as
the seaman Benlto OJeda , a most vil
lainous looking , beetle brewed nnd
squat little Catnlonlan , who seemed to
bo the worst character on board , ar.d
was engaged In perpetual quarrels
A few days after crossing the tropic
of Cancer , on a lovely afternoon , we
again saw the peak of Teneriffo light
ed up by the western sunshine nnd
rising like a cone of red flame from the
blue sea.
The clouds seemed to rise with It
nnd ere long we saw its base spread
ing out beneath them.
"Tennyreef aga'n ! " I heard old Tom
Lnmbourno muttering , as he leaned
over the lee bow , with a short pipe in
his mouth. "Dash my wig ! I have
had a spell enough of Tennyreef before
this ! "
Manuel Gautlcr and lllslop now came
with a party of seamen to get the an
chors off the forecastle to her bows
This was no light task , the reader maj
be assured , for they were each about
forty-five hundred weight ; nnd now
the ponderous cables rattled along the
deck as they were bent to the iron
rings.
Wo approached this singular Island
from a point that was now to mo ; but
still its great and most familiar fea
tures were the same as when I first
saw them from the deck of the Eu
genie.
Estremera now reminded us that
when at Tenerlffe we should not fall to
visit the two great sights of the Island
the Valley of the Diamond and the
old Dragon tree of Caora.
The wind was fresh nnd fair , but
felt light after sunset ; and when the
high land of the Grand Canary was on
our starboard beam It almost died
away. As we crept on we saw the
lighthouse at the base of La Montana
Rexo , which in the warm sunset seem
ed to have turned Into blood or port
wine , so deeply crimson was the glow
that lingered on the clouds and on the
shore ; nnd then the vast peak save
where girdled In midair by n light
floating vapor seemed all of a deep
violet tint dotted at its base by the
white walls of houses , or of sugar mills
and by groves of cocoa and rosewood
trees.
Darkness was soon there , but still
the sunset lingered In rays of flro up
on the mighty peak of Adam , on which
the eye never tired of gazing.
By midnight we were abreast of It ,
and all was darkness at last save
where the millions of stars were spar
kling in the wide blue dome of the
sky.
Hlsloj ) and I were in the morning-
watch when the ship arrived off the
mouth of the harbor of Santa Cruz
that pretty town which Humboldt
termed the most beautiful between
Spain and the Indies.
A flash that broke the darkness.wlth
a light puif of smoke floating away
from the old castle walls , Indicated the
morning gun , and that dawn was vis
ible.
It seemed as If It were but yesterday
when the Eugenie and the Costn RIcan
brig had worked out of the same har
bor together , In the same species of
dull twilight , and that all which had
passed since that time had been a
dream.
We beat In with the breeze ahead
The light of another day was rapidly
descending from the summit of the
peak , and already that green girdle
named the Region of Laurels was
shining In the sunbeam ; so ere long wo
saw the windows of the custom house ,
which stands above the long mole , and
all the shaded lattices of the terraced
streets of Santa Cruz , glittering in gold
and purple sheen.
The anchors were ready to be let go ;
the chain cables were ranged upon
deck In long cells that ran fore and
aft ; wo tacked repeatedly , and each
time the tacks became shorter and
more frequent.
"Ready about ! Presto ! down with
the helm let fly the head-sheets ! "
were the orders heard Incessantly
from Estremera and Manuel Gautlor.
The yards slewed around sharply and
the canvas Happed with a sound llko
the cracking of musketry ; nt last the
anchor was let go about a half mlle
from the shore in thirty fathoms of
\tiler nnd the ship AWUIIK round homl
o wind her centrum were lirnHod
ip , and the men hurried aloft to
mud the topsails and topgallant Halls ;
so she was soon denuded of her can
vas.
vas.When
When the anchor plunged Into the
frothy water , making a thousand con
centric rlpplus run from the ship ; nnd
when I foil , by the Instant strain
upon the cable , that she had linn hold
of the ground , my heart hwollcd with
unalloyed happiness ; for to bo In Ton-
erlffo was-to he far on the watery high
road to my home.
Santa Cruz being the capital of these
Isles , Is the residence of the captnln-
general of the Canaries , the scat of the
supreme court of law , nnd of all the
consuls and commissaries of foreign
powers , whose various Hugs , when dis
played upon their houses , mnko the
handsome streets as gay in aspect as
the harbor , which Is always crowded
by the shipping of every nation ,
A custom house boat , with the Span
ish ensign floating at the stern , came
promptly off with an olllclal , a dandled
crcolo in uniform , with a sombrero on
his curly head , a saber at his side ,
and a cigar In his mouth. To him
Capt. Estremera rntuio a full report of
the mutiny which had broken out In
his ship when off the African const ,
and the stern mode of Its suppression.
Hence , In two hours after , wo had
the satisfaction of seeing Antonio el
Cubano , Denlto Ojcdn , the old tlmlnl of
the Lascars , and clghtcr other rascals ,
taken off to the cnstlo of Santa Cruz In
a largo open boat , guarded by twelve
Spanish soldiers , In charge of n lieu
tenant , Don Lulz Pineda.
I can still recall the glance of Im
potent and baflled malignity that An
tonio bestowed on us as ho went down
the ship's side. It combined all the
worst emotions of his angry hcart.and
somewhat reminded mo of his face
In that terrible moment when ho
swung at the end of the studding sail-
boom , with despair In his clutch nnd
death In his heart.
Wo watched the boat till It reached
the long stone mole , nnd then wo saw
the fixed bayonets of the escort flash
ing , as the whole party ascended the
great stair toward the custom house ,
and surrounded by a mob of those nau
tical Idlers who usually make a pier
their lounge , disappear in the Interior
of the town , as they marched toward
the castle.
Two episodes more will close the
story of Antonio his trial and punish
ment.
CIIAPTTR XXXV.
The Last of Antonio El Cubano.
The trial came on li , n couple of days
after , nnd proceeded with a celerity
unknown In England or Scotland eith
er. Wo were all examined , and pre
viously were sworn , not on a Bible ,
but over two sword blades held In the
form of a cross for such Is the old
chlvalrlc custom In a Spanish court
of law.
Without hesitation the Judges found
Antonio guilty ; he was sentenced to
die by the garotte , and heard his doom
with apparent apathy.
The tlndal of the Lascars was re
leased , as it would appear that he had
acted under compulsion ; but Benlto
Ojedo and eight other Spanish sea
men were sentenced to work in the
fortifications or on the highways for
ten years , In chains , as felons or gal
ley slaves.
A few days later wo found a great
crowd of colonists , citizens , mulattoes ,
Creoles and negroes , all In motley nnd
gaudily striped linen Jackets and trou
sers , assembled in the Plaza , whore a
guard of Spanish Infantry , with mus
kets shouldered nnd bayonets fixed ,
kept back the people In the form of n
hollow square about a raised wooden
platform , which was covered with
black cloth and whereon was placed
the garotte.
"What Is all this about ? " wo asked.
"It is for the execution of Antonio ,
a Cuban pirate , who Is to die by the
garotte , " replied a soldier.
( To be continued. )
THACKERAY'S GENTLER SIDE.
Yours of I'ctrfort HuppliKjurt III * Own
anil IIU Wlfo'H I.ovc.
The following letter was written In
1838 by Thackeray to his wife :
"Here Imve we b en two years mar
ried and not a single unhappy day.
Oh , I do bless God for all this happi
ness which he has given me ! It Is so
great that I almost tremble for the fu
ture , except that I humbly hope for
what man Is certain about his own
weakness nnd wickedness ? Our love Is
strong enough to withstand any pres
sure from without , and , as It Is a gift
greatei than any fortune , Is likewise
one superior to poverty , or sickness , or
any other worldly evil with which
providence may visit us. Ix > t us pray ,
as I trust there Is no harm , that none
of theho may come upon us , as the best
anil wisest In the world prayed that
he might not be led into temptation.
"I think happiness Is as good as
prayurb and I feel In my heart a kind
of overflowlng thanksgiving which Is
qulto too great to describe In writing.
This kind of happiness is llko a line
picture ; you only see a little bn. of it
when you are near the canvas. Go a
lltttle distance and then you see how
beautiful it Is.
'I don't know that I shall have done
much by coming away , except by be
ing BO awfully glad to get back. "
nH
Siamese women Intrust their chil
dren to the care of elephants , who are
careful never to hurt the llule crea
tures , and If danger threatens , the sa
gacious animal will curl the child gent
ly up in his trunk and swing it up
nnd out of harm's way upon Its own
broad back.
They All Mci'l Tln-rc.
There seems to bo xnmu attraction
about Unydim flroB. , the Ulg Store , In
Omnhn , for visitors. There Is qotl
onuon for this , however , as nsldo from
the ImiuciiHo stock of fine , now season-
nhlo goods they nro offering nt cut
irlccs , they treat nil visitors with the
itmost attention. Haggngo la checked
free ; walling rooms nnd writing tables
nnd rending mutter provided ; Information
mation IH cheerfully furnished , An
other Interesting feature of this Big
Store Is the nmll order department ,
Hayden Bros , filling hundreds of big
orders dally from their frco catalogues.
Even the old bachelor wants n bct-
: or half when one attempts to shove
i counterfeit 50-ceiit pleco off on him.
MRS. J. BENSON ,
eiO mill 8ts South Sixteenth St. , Onmlm.
DO YOU KNOW It will pay you to
: omo nnd sco how cheap wo are selling
hanJ' Diuo inld-munnier Goods , Para
sols , Shirt Waists , DI-OKH Skirts , Under
Skirts , Underwear , Ribbons , Hosiery ,
Children's Cups , Coats and Dresses.
The largest stock of Shirt Waists In
Omaha.
A woman's aim Is proverbially inac-
curnlo , but when she throws u hint
she hits the target nine times out of
a possible ton.
KELLEY , STIGER & CO.
Cor. Fa rim in anil 15th Stu. , Onmlm , Noli.
Headquarters for women's children's
nnd men's summer underwear. Shirt
waists , separate skirts , jackets and
tailor made suits , parasols , wash goods ,
piques , black and fancy silks , black and
colored dress goods. Agents Buttorlck
patterns.
The woman who Is past other vani
ties Is nlwnys voluble about what the
doctor says of her diseases.
Hint to ! loitRi'l < i < | M < rft ,
AlIttlodryuKiiultlos3Htftrrh"\vlllinnkoi\
Inrgu qumitity of Miircli mixture and gives
licit or u > sultM thnii niiy ether Htitich ; try it.
All grocurs soil "Kmiltloss Htiitch , " lOo.
Adam was undoubtedly the first man
to walk with a Cain.
"No , sir , " said the Missouri legis
lator. "I would not accept n bribe ,
but when my efforts In behalf of my
frlcmls receive n substantial recogni
tion I cannot bo but deeply grateful.
Kansas City Star.
Information comes by way of un
Indian paper that Mr. and Mrs. Tham-
bynuyugamplllui are now on a vinlt
to Kovllkudylrruppl , Mr. Thnmbyna-
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Arlannyngamplllnt and son-in-law of
Mr. A. Jambullngammudelllar. From
this it Is easy to reach the conclusion
that society reporters In India lead 41
"
busy and Interesting life.
What a Little Faith Did
FOR MRS. ROCKWELL.
[ LETTER TO MRS. PINICIIAU NO. 69,684 ]
"I was n great sufferer from female
weakness and had no alrungth. It was
impossible for mo to attend to my
household duties. I had tried every
thing and man } ' doctors , but found no
relief.
"My elster advised mo to try Lydin
E. I'lnlchnm'8 Vegetable Compound ,
which I did ; before iiblng nil of ono
bottle I felt bctt r. I kept on with Jt
and to my great Mirprlho I nm < ared.
All who buffer from female complaints
should give It a trial. " MJIH. Kocz-
WEI.L , 1209 S. DlVlHION ST. , GllAND
HAI-IDS , MICH.
From a Grateful Newark Woman.
" When I wrote to you I was very
nick , had not been well for two years.
The doctors did not seem to help me ,
nnd ono bald I could not live three
months. I had womb trouble , falling ,
ulcers , kidney and bladder trouble.
There bci'ined to bo Mich n drawing
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Lydia E. IMnkhuiii's Vegetable Com
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they had bt-t-n inndo over new. With
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r , ( } . .74Av > M KMVAIIK N. J. "
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resting place during the day. Wo will
take care of your packages nnd check
them frco of charge. A special recep
tion room for ladles.
It ulso cures anything In the nature of
wounds , eruptions , dlscliurucs , or Inllnin-
tuntluu of the bkm or mucous membrane.
Nf > u soup or ointment but n Hootlilnc ,
liuullnt ; lotion , ( 'lvlntr Immediate relict
from Itching or burning , unit Insuring a
rapid euro.
Olios ol moiqultooB and other Insects ,
poloon-lvy , tlrod , swollen , and Inllamod
loot , dialing , anil other nit In disorders
peculiar to tliu Hummer HCiison , Instantly
relieved by acrmozono. diva aermo-
zone ton days' trial. If not found en
tirely Nutlsfuctory , return the unused
portion to iw and wo will promptly re
fund your money ,
Trial Mzu , lOc ; largo size , Nto postpaid.
Gee , H. Leo Chemical Co. ,
Omaha , Neb. , or 00 Murray St. , Now York.
1 Jhe PIx and Columbia
Grain Threshers ,
2 The Matchless
Clover Huller ,
Traction Engines ,
PeA' JK
SawMills lumber
The Aultman & Taylor
Machinery Co. ,
OMAHA , NEBR.
8 na for free Illuitr.ted
C Ulogu , and mmtloa thta
$4 SHOES for OR
Now Styles , Out and Finish.
Vi rltu or call for particular * ,
BON MAIICIIE SHOE CO. ,
HUH t'lilniKM . , Omiilm.
We have Imitator ! , but no Competitor ! .
W. N. U. OMAHA. No. 27 1899
Now Git
Now fet your gun and load it well v
With ( riant powder , shot and shell ;
Prepare to lay sldo your tnsk
To greet the fool who always asks
" Is It hot ouottgh for you ? "
When you como to Onmlm don't forget we've the coolest store Itt
America and we keep Cool Clothing by the carload. We won't ask you if
it'H hot enough for you , but we do say thut we can furnish you with com
fortable clothing that is both good and serviceable for less money that *
any other clothing house in the world.