THE DAILY FRIDAY , JANUA11Y 17 , 18)0. ! )
SPEGIRL
Attvcrdnrnipntu for tltcNc column *
will lie tnUrti until lUiHO p. in. for
tlie cvenlntt mill until H i > . > n. for tlic
inornliiK mill .Sumay ) c < llllnn .
Ailvi-rtNprn , li > - roiim-Mlnir n nuin-
llurnl clicolc , enii IIIMP nnnircm nil-
ilri-NNcil in n niiinlirrril loiter III cnrc
of The lice. AiMnorn no nililrrHHril
ttlll lie delivered upon | tre rn < ntl n
of the cliorlc milllntox , 1 l--o n
mini flrnt Inm-rllon ) lo n Moril
Iliorpnfler. NothingtaUoii for leu *
tlinn"n for flrt Insertion. Tlimc
nilvrrtlnvnii-iitn niiiKl lie run cnnnucu-
tUrljr.
SITUATIONS \VA.\TEH.
YOUNO MAN WANTS PLACE TO no CHOUKfl.
lak cnro of furnace , IIOMM or cnw , for
bean ) . Omaha IIus. Col. , cor. 15th ana Fnrnnm.
A 101
WANTIill MAIjR I1RL1' .
WANTED. L1VU , INTKLLICinNT AOENT8 IN
Omnlm to organize eluts of threa to llv * faml-
llts of our famous Orchard Homes lands In
central Mississippi. Tin tIJfl of Immigration Is
Kolns fouth. where there nre no hot wlmK no
cold winters , no MIzEnnla. rm crop failures !
where two or throe crops can be rnlwil each
year ; where thfro \ < t nich thlnic n failure It
n man will work one-half ns hnnl ns he doc * In
this country ! cnol summers , mild winters : fure
paylnir crops of fruits find Burden truck : rlch t
soil on enrlh : best rnllvvav rnclllttei. OPO.V. .
Ames , penrnl nccnt , 151 ? rnrnam St. , OmB1 .
JCO TO 1CO PAID SALESMEN FOU CIOAIIS :
experience hot necessary : extra Inducements to
cmtomorii. Bishop & Kline. St. '
WANTIJD-KNIJIianTIC AND UUSINHSS MAN
with two thousand dollars , to tnke charRO of
onico In Omaha for the pals of mining Blocks
of Cripple Creek nnd Colorado , with connec-
tlcns CMlTOBo. Pt. LoiiK Denver. Coloriilo
Rprlnir * . PueUo anil Crlpplo Creek. A > 1 < < .
. . .
n-M.-tir.-n.
n < t. nee.
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* r.oo i in wnnic AND EXPENSES TO SKLL
unneceisary ; special Induce-
rlKnri : experience
HiSntsto dealers. Folk & Co. , St.
WANTED , CANVASSL-nS TO SEU , 11AKINO
powder with beautiful novelties : blK monej .
pleasant work : quick nalci. Western Novelty
Co. . Ht. Joseph. Mo. _ H-M461 ! '
A. START IN LIFB WITH 5 OH IO ; t > A
week i y ; no fnke. For Informatlcin a < lilit > M
with G cents In slnmps. "Providence I'ureau.
421 Commercial tildg. . St. I/Milt. 1I-MH1 ! .
BALnSMU.V WANTED TO PLACE OUll
largo and Increasing line of ndvcrtl-dnic special-
tie * ! latest nnd licnt ; ninny fast eeltltiR novel-
tlei ; nothing similar In the country ; cx-
cluilvc cnnliul to men with experience ; com-
ml lon liasls ; state reference nml pxperlencc.
Current Publishing Co. . 1025 Fdbtrt St. . Phlln-
] J-RI4S91S
delplila.
_ _ _
WANTED , MEN CAPAHLR OP OIKIANIKINQ
nnd managing : nlMO two canvasseis for the
rand. Address II 3C , Hcc olllce. II Mm 17
FOII nnvr 'HOUSES.
HOUSES. P. 1C. DAnLING. BAnKEIl I1LOCK.
HOUSES IN AM. PA UTS OP THE CITr. THE
O. F. Davis Company , 1503 ITarnam. P"126
rUItNISHED HOUSE FOU HENT : BEAUTIFUL ,
houBc , ten room * , elegantly furnished , hot water
heat , laundry , stnlili' . carriage , etc. Thos. P.
It'll. C1C fnxlon block. D 1-1
BTANFOUD CtHCLn COTTAGES ; 0 ROOM ,
modern. Byron need Co. , 212 So. llth ot.
D 415
S AND 9-ItOOM HOUSES ON FA11NAM AND
C-room hou o on 22d nnd Lcavcnworth. cheap.
Jno. W. llobblns , 211 N. Y. Ufa Dldij.
IIOUSKS , BCNEWA & CO. . 103 N. I5TH ST.
FOU RUNT , MODERN I1UIC1C IIOUSH OP 13
or 20 rooms nt 114-1 iG N. 23th et. See J. N.
Frenier , opposite postolllcc. Tel. Kt. D S27
2 TO 4-H. IIOUSUS CIIBA1' . 603 N. 13TH ST.
U M90 J2C *
MODERN HOUSES. C. A. STAUn , 023 N. r.
Llfo building. D MISO
EIGHT-HOOM. ALL CONVCNIENCUS , 1SH
Koulli Thlily-sccoml : and many athcis ; all
sizes. P. D.'vy < ; ad. Sixteenth and Doimlas.
FOR RENT , MounnN HOUSE : EIGHT
rooms ; with bath ; on car Una ; near park ;
Air ! ) nninll house ; K" " < 1 location ; only } 3. Gun-
nctt , Ol Ilrowr. block. D-M1D3 JS1"
roil 11KNT , NICE SOUTH FIIONT MIGHT
room brick house , with all modern Impi mo
ments and In Urst-clucs condition ; possession
Riven January IS. Inquire on premise * . ; 0
Half Howard street. D.J
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! -rtOOM FLATS , $5.00 ; 1022 N. 21ST.
D-233 Ff
nici
14 rooms , 21th and DoURla * , modem , reduced
from JOO.OO to 510.0) .
7 raoma. modern. 27th , near Cumins , reduced
from 123.00 to 1S 00.
0 rooms , modern , 21th nml Douglas , reduced from
J3.-i.00 to ? 20.0i ) ,
7 irmmn , modern , 31th and Jackxon , reduced from
J27.M to 1B.OO.
AMo several other fine houses cheap.
Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Farnam street.
H IC2
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rou niNT. A NICI : C-IIOOM noiisu WWLY
papered , JS.OO per month. Including city water ,
tn people that piiy rent ) n advance , 119 N.
37th ; talto Farnam car ; Stcetzel , next to 1 . o.
D 4C1
iiousn , CHNTHAL LOCATION.
Jir 00 per month. Enquire 2010 Capitol avenup.
D-475-21 *
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BTHAM HEATED STORKS AND FLATs !
Howard Rnnck , agent , 1C10 Chicago st.
_ D I74-FI4
FLATS ; SIX HOOMS ; 413 AND 419 SOUTH
Klovonth ; near Howard ; good repair ; rent
low. Room 311 First National Hank building.
D MIT ! ) 2J
FOIl HKXT FtlHMHlIii ) UOOMS.
FURNISHED ROOMS IIOUSRKnKI'INO. 202o
St. Map's n venue. C M4I9 20 *
FURNISHED ROOM , ? 5 MONTH. 1918 FAR-
imm. H 463-1G *
FIRST CLAbH 1JOAIID AT 1C10 DAVENPORT
street. i : M471 FH
fTl 11N1SIIKD ROOMS FOR HOUSEKF. KVMNO ,
i.011 St. Mary'B. K-M4S3 17
I NICE FUllNtSIinD OK UNFURNISHED
rnonifl. 1112 S , llth. I3-M432 23
ItOOMH AM ) llOAIin.
FRONT IIOOMS. WELL HEATED ; FAMILY
bnurd If d slred ; rates reasonable. 321 North
Kd st. F-070
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loUTII ROOM. WITH HOARD , FOR TWO
fr tftfiitlenien. 212 South 25th street. F M225 17
luV- IIPOMH WITH HOARD ; STIJAM HEAT. UTO-
k pla. 1721 Davenport. F M390-1S
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH HOARD. 1514 FAH-
nam. F M4IS 17 *
ROOMS WITH HOAIU ) , 2223 DODC1K STIlltKT ,
F-M477 M
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STIUCTLY riUVATE FAMILY , HANDSOMELY
rlluated , nlll ncconmuilato foiv gentlemen
with choice rooms nnd m.nnl ; i efcrencci ex
changed. 722 lath etirct bouletnrd.
F-MK8 17 *
FIRHT CLASS 11OAUD : 1610 DAVJ2NPORT ST.
F-MI71 FH
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L.XROK SOUTH 11OOM WITH HTKAM ; I2X.
cellent table ; ivfeienccs. 202 N. 18th.
_ _ F MISS 1S
rou IIOOMS.
< KOOMS ; WATER IN KITCHUN : CENTRAL ;
pMKonalilt rent ; ulc for houick cplng. n.)2 .
Wfb ter _ it. _
oiiT.unc iiNruimiaiiuo ROOMS vr
flS .V. 171h it ; upslulra. _ _ _ a M34I 31
UNrUIlNlSHUD ROOM. MODEHN CONVENr
knees. 1713 Chicago street. G Mill 19
UAIUtLUli : CHEAI lU , WEADTlGTH AND
Q 437 13
rou iiR.vr-sTouns AND O
KOR RUNT. THU 1-STORY UIUCIC IJUILD1NO
at 910 Farnam it. This bulMIng has a Me-
inoot ccmvnt trttunifiit , complete Maim hc.it-
Inu nxluiuviiicr nn nil awn. ca > , etc. Apply -
ply ut the olllo of The Uc > . I-Sin
Anuvrs IVAXTKII.
AOKNTS WANTED TO TA1CU ORDKI'.S FOR
our cclfbraUd MM cu.tom punu and iulti.
Chicago Cu tom I > nm Co. . Fifth av .
Chicago. J-MJI7
_
STORAGI2.
UTOUAOE. nt.VNK EWEIIH. IJtl JJARNEY.
M-1J4
PACIFIC STOITACIir AND WAREHOUSE CO. .
iU.110 Jonts. arn ml > < unu and forwarding- ,
. VI-1U
FOR
FIUST CLASS. ALMOST NJJW. CLOSED CAH-
rl > ( for rale cUf&p. It 4' ) , lUi. P--CMt
WA ! TKI1 TO 11UY.
LIST nttMi KSTATfJ WITH P. D. WIUD.
Hlitccmh nd DoiiKlis. N M1M Fl
WANTii : A RMALL SECOND t AND
foundry unit repair outfit. Address 8. M. Dor-
rl , llroken How. Neb. N-M4V ) 23 *
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8KCONI1 HAND FURNITUtUJ. imOWN's' . 102
S. IlJh. N 450
I'oit SALK .MISCIJLLAMOLS.
HAIID WOOD 4 AND 6-rOOT KKNCB FOR
corn cribbing. C , R. Let , Ml Douglas.Q
Q 138
FUIINITURK W NINE-ROOM HOUSE ,
Kingly nr entire , bra > s bedsteads , best fiirlngi ;
hair m.iitre scs ! nearly new , nt IIS S. 23ti : t.
Mm. Wrl l y. Q-M429
CI.AIHVOVA.Vrs.
MttS OH. II. WARItHN , CLAIRVOYANT , REliable -
liable business medium ; tin year at 1W N. 16th.
S 13S
MATHS , ETC.
MADAM SMITH. 1522 DOUGLAS STnitUT. 2D
HUT. room 11. Massage , strnm , nlcolnl nnd
sulphurlno balhn. T 418 IS *
MME. AMES , FOllMHRtA- ST. LOUIS , MAS-
.ir ? and baths. W ? S. 13th st. . "J floor , room 10.
T-M33S-1S"
MMK. LARUB ; MASSAGE ; ici ; HOWARD
sticct. T MISO FIB *
I'CIISOXAL.
UATHS. MASSAGE. MMC. TOST , 319VJ S. 15TII.
U 140
FINE LIVERY RIGS CHEAP. ED I1AUMLKY.
17th nnd St. Mary's avenue. Telephone. 410.
UCLLK EPl'ERLY 17OKSET MADE TO ORDER
nt 1903 Fainnm. Lady agent * wanted.
U M937-J25 *
SUI'EUI'LOUS HAIR AND MOLES HE-
moved by electricity. Mme. Test , 313 > 4 S. 15th.
U S30
MISS VAN VALKENItURGH DESTROYS PER-
manenlly by clectilclty suporlluous hair , moles ,
uatts , etc. Room 410 , N. Y. Life bldg.
U 90J
RELIADLE INFORMATION REQARD1NO THE
wonderful Cripple Creek KpM fields , with photo
graphs of gold mines and district , showing 100
oppoitunltlcs to grow rich , for $1.00. Address
W. II. Hat beck' , box 77 , Crlpplo Creek. Colo.
U-203-1S *
- -
MONEY TO LOAN ON PERSONAL PROPerty -
erty ; strictly confidential. Address P. O. Tlox
32S. U-112
WCDDINO INVITATIONS , I1URKL13Y PTG.CO.
U 233 F3
VIAVI CO. . 3(0 11EE nUILDINO ; HOME
treatment for ladles ; physician of fifteen years'
experience In attendance ; consultation free.
U M133
ELECTRIC PRINTS AND PORTRAITS. J. F.
IJodtker. 1302 Douglas street. U M321 F8
DENTAL DEPARTMENT UNIVERSITY OF
Omaha. 12ih and 1'nclllc , will extract , clean ,
treat nnd nil teeth , except with gold , free.
r. M313 23
EQUITY IN MY 1 HOPERTY , N. W. CORNER
13lh nnd Pierce , 100x141. 4 housci : nlso one
unfo nnd 3 6-foot show cases with stands.
Fred Mohle. ItilO DoilBO. UM 405 ril.
YOUNG LADY WANTS PLACE TO TEACH
piano In family for loom or board. Addicss
H 53. llee. U MISS 13 *
HONEY TO LOA9T UISAL ESTATI3.
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. , 313 N. Y.
Life. Loans nt low rates for choice secuilty In
Nebraska & Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
W Hi
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davis Co. , 1503 Fnrnam St. W 144
0 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN O17 OMAHA
real estate & Neb. ( arms. Vf. O. Melklc , Omaha.
W 143
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Urennan , Love & Co. , Paxton bill.
W 147
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR , 023 N. Y. LIFE.
W 143
MORTGAGES. G. G. WALLACE , BROWN T3LK.
W 143
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 1320 Farnam.
W 150
MORTGAGE LOANS : LOW RATES.
J. D. Zlttle , ICth and Douglas , Omaha.W
W 151
FARM LOANS , DOUGLAS AND SARPY , 1 TO
10 years ; low rates. Garvln Dros. . 210 N. Y. L.
W 152
WANTED AT ONCE , APPLICATIONS FOR
largo loans on business propcrtr. also dweMng
hoLsa loans ; don't wait until your old loan ex
pires , apply now. Fidelity Trust company , 1702
Fnrnam it. W 943-J25
FOR MONEYSE1S F. D. WEAD , 1CTU AND
Douglas. W M192 I'll
SECURITIES FOR SALE
We have accepted nnd offer for sale the following -
lowing Hist mortgage loans on Improved Omaha
property. No better Investment can be found.
Jl.MO 5 yrs. , 6 i per cent. 8-room modern house.
11,500 C yra. , 7 per cent , 8-room modern house. '
$300 314. yrs. , 7 per cent. 7-room cottage.-
J2.000 5 yrs. , 7 per cent , 8-room modern house.
J1.500 G yra. , 7 nor cent , 2 duellings.
J1.100 5 yrs. , 0 rer cent , 8-room dwelling.
This list chanses every week. Call nnd Inspect
these securities nnd satisfy yourself.
Fidelity Trust Company , 1702 Farnam st.
W 212-18
GEO. P. I1EMIS , LOANS. PAXTON 1ILK.
W 334 F7
MOXI3V TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
horses , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city ;
no removal of goads ; strictly confidential ; you
ran pay the loan oft at any lima or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
308 S. Kill St.
X 153
MONEY TO LOAN , 3d. GO , 90 DAYS ; FUUNI-
ture. pianos , etc. Duft Green , room 8 , Darker
block. X 154i
BUSINESS CHANCES.-
FOR SALE. HEST REPUBLICAN PAPER AND
job plnnt In enBtein Nebraska , In strong te-
publfcan town and county. It Roes cheap fern
n llttlo cosh. Address II 38 , Dec. Y 365-10
HUSINESS CHANCE. LEASE OF A FINE
store for dry goods ; moderate rent ; cstnb-
llshed business ; owing to consolidating our
hUBlnws at Dubuque , lu. , we offer our lease
of our building , running 2 ycarsr this Is n snap
for any one wanting to start Into business In
a irgod , Ilvo town , llennlnson llros. . Itoone. la.
V MIC5 20
FOR SALE. BAKERY AND FANCY ORO-
cery ; In Ilvo town of 2,500 In eastern Ne
braska ; line tradu ; no competition : tlrRunt
fixtures ; good , clean stock. Address II 07 , Hue ,
Y MIS1 F2
A SNAP ! CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE ; A
bargain ; rent low ; living looms ; sales from $8
to $15 per day. Address D 13 , Dee , Council
muff * . la. Y MIS4 21
WANTED , A LOCATION FOR A DUUG
store. Address P. O. Uox 123 , Superior , Nth.
Y-M493 21 *
FOII EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE : GOOD SOUTHERN MICH-
Isan property for raw or Improved western
land or stock ot merchandise. Address Lock
llox , No. 2 , Ong. . Neb. . Z M(7C ( 17 *
FINELY STOCKED IOWA FARM FOR DltUCJ
buninesa nnd building. Grocery business for
half I fill estate. Small drug buslncsi for \ei\\ \
estate. F. D. Wcad , ICtl ; ur.d Dauglas.
/-SO IS
WILL TRADE PART GASH AND PART GOOD
land under ditch for etocK oC general mrrehan.
disc tar country trndo , AdJiesM Wallace Llros. ,
Monte Vlstn. Colo. K M490 20
FOH BALE-UHAL ESTATE.
AHSTHACT8. THE IIYIION RISED COMPANY.
1 RU--15S
, EST FLOIUDA LANDS K3.
prclally adapted to fruits ; 577 acres wltlf bilck
jiml In complete running order ; 73-hurso power
engine and bollur , new pattern ownrd brick
machine ann pustnlll ; Pott's crushers , truck
unit earn with Mndlnz drum to haul clay from
Kiiilc , two rails cna wagon to haul wood ,
sheds with pallets for 120,000 brlrks. one hnnd
lire * * , abundance nf clay and wood , dwelling
lious.j with six rooms , kitchen und butli room.
Clood wnter and locntlc-n , pcifcctly healthy ,
Jumvi McCullouiili , postoltUe Quintette. Flu.
RE-JM-Ktb 5
UA11OAINS , BALE Oil TltARU IN CITY I'HOl'-
irtlu and farmi. Jno. N , Krtnter , tpp. I' . IX
Iin-l&
OHO. P. I1KM1S , HOUSES. LOTH. 1IUUGATED
furm lands , leans. : ? } and 538 Paxtou block ,
RE-S23
HOUSES , LOTS AND FARMS ,
ial o ; trade. F. K. Darling. Darker Hlock.
RE-1CJ
DOUGLAS CO. FARM WITH JIO.OOO IMPROVE.
nientu ; pi.lce. t2SUu < ) .
s r , huui * nj lot , Central Parlc , J1W.
r. liounr. city water , near c.-u , $1,200.
MM'lal ( .nup la Knrpy Co. farm.
3 acre * bet. Omaha and So. O. , Jl.SOo.
3-utory brick Farnam St. storo. J 11.05.
F. D. W sd , Kill and DourUe. RE < tt U
I'l'Iltll.STKIUNa ri'HMTL'HE. '
UPHOLSTKRINO. FURNITURE REPAIRED
ar.a tucked vry cheap Hilt incatb. U. a
AVal ln. tilt Ccmlrs. Tl. 1SI. J71
AX
A. C. VAN HANT8 SC1IOOU SH N. Y. LIFK.
OMAHA BUSINESS COLLIDE. 1JTII. FAHNAM.
1(2
HOTELS.
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPEAN ) , N. W , COR.
131 h nnd DodK . Rooms by day or week. 164
Tim LANGE HOTEt * 80j"8TijTII ST. ! STEAM
bent ; table bonrd , $3.00 per week. M1U
I'AAVNIIIIOKEIIS.
II. MAROW1T2 LOANS MONEY. 41S N. II ST.
MUSIC , AHT AXI ) LANGUAGE.
O EOROE F ! GELtTENUECK , 1JANJO AND
Kiiltnr tcnchcr. 1815 Chlc.iRO t. 109
ELOCUTION.
ZULEMA rULLEtl. 616 KAR11AC1I 11LK. . EN-
gngetnents made fol readings In and out ot city.
241-F4 *
IIUII.DINCl AM ) LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
SHAUE3 IN MUTUAL L. & 1J. ASS'N PAY
C. 7 , 8 per cent when 1. 2. 3 years old ! always
redeemable. 1701 Famam St. , Nattlnger , Sec.
1C9
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on n\ln s. Apply to Omilm L. & H.
A 'n , 1704 Uee bldg. d. M : Nattlnger , Sec.
170
UNUEnTAlCEnS AM ) BMHALMICRS.
II. K. Ht'UKET. TUNEItAL DIIIECTOR AND
embalmcr , 1C1S Chtcago tt. . telephone 90. ISC
SWANSON" & VALIEN , KOI CUMING. TEL. IOM.
167
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EM-
balmcr. 1417 Fnrnam t. . telephone 223. 163
11ICYCLES.
DON'T BUY A BICYCLE UNTIL YOU SEE
our ' 90 line. We sell sundries and do repair
ing. Ak-Sar-tlcn C > cle Co. , 313 South ICth
street. 409 F 11.
HOUSES WIXTEUED.
HOUSES WINTERED ; TJEST OF CARE
given horses , both winter nnd summer. Address
M. J. Welch. Gretna , Neb. M772
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting of the atockholJors
of The lice Building company will bo huM
nt the olllco of Thu Omaha I3cf ,
Omnha , Neb. , at 4 o'clock ; p. in , , Tuesday ,
January 21 , 1800 , for Iho purpose 'of
electing a board of directors for the en
suing year nnd transacting such other bus
iness ns may properly como before such
meeting. By order of the president.
J2-d2tt N. P. .F121L. Secretary.
WHITE STAR LINE.
Bulling from New York \VeJn dayB , , ns follows.
No .sailing the 23th of December.
IS30.
Germanic , Jan. 23 , 10 a. m. : Teutonic , Jan. 25.
10 a. in. ; llilinnnlc. Feb. C , ID lu in. ; Majestic ,
Feb. 12 , 10 n. in.
United States and Royal Mall Steamers.
Saloon imssaKO. 159 and upward , according to
cteamer selected and location of berth.
Second cabin $35 nnd (40 on Majestic and Teu
tonic. > ' >
DRAFTS payable on demand everywhere In
Qieat Britain and Ireland Bold at lowest rates.
For Inspection of plans or s'camers and any
further Information apply to local agents or direct
to II. MAITLAND KHHSnY. Q'l As't , 2S 'fl-'nay
N. Y. N. ANDnnSONs O'l Wn ARt. .
241 soimr CLARK ST. . cmr-Ano.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
Leaves IHUIILINQTON & MO. lUVEIl.jArrlves
OmaliajUnlon mpot. IQtli & Mason Sts.l Omaha
slSOani Denver Express 0:3Sam :
< : ! Hpm.BIc. ! Hills. Mont , ft Puget Snd Ex. 4:05pm :
4:2pm : Denver Einree 4:0opm :
TOCpm..Nebraska : Local ( except Sunday ) . . 7:4J/m :
. . .Lincoln Local ( except Sunday.ll:2oara :
I : < tpm..lrast Mall ( for Lincoln ) dally. .
.
OmahajUnlon Depot. 10th & Mason Sts.lOmaha ,
6Mpm : Chicago Vestibule 8:00am :
8:48ain Chicago Expiess 415pm ;
7-BOpm.Chicago A ft. Louis Express. . . 8:00am :
lliiSam Pacific Junction Local G:30pm :
Fast Mall 2:40pm :
Leaves ( CHICAGO , MIL. . & ST. PAUL.IArrt\M
OmahalUnlon Depot , lOUi & Mason Sts.l Omaliq
6:00pm : Chicago Limited 8:0am :
10:45am..Chicago Express ( ex. Sunday ) . . . t2opm !
Leaves CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N.IArrlves
OmalmJJnlonDepot | , 10th & Mnsun Sta.l Omaha ,
ll:00am..r. : Enftcrn Express 3:10pm :
4:45pm : Vcstlbuled Limited 6:45pm :
7:0rnm : Carroll Passenger. . . . * . 10:40pm
E:45pm Omaha Chicago Special 8Warn
4:30um : Uoone Ixjcal . ' . . . 9Mam :
; Missouri Valley Local tliiOam
Leaves ( CHICAGO. R. I. ft PACIFIC.JArrlves
OniahiilUnlon Depot. 10th & Mo son Sta.l Omaha.
EAtrl.
I0:40am. : . . Atlantic Express ex. Sunday ! . SWpm :
e:25pm : , . Nlrht Exprcsn . 8I5am
4tOpm : . Chicago Vestib-UciT I.tmltpu. . . . .
4 ; rOpm..St. Paul Vcstlbuled Limited. . . . l:35pm :
WEST.
6:4Epm.Oklahoma : & Texas Ex. ix. Sun..lO:35ara :
l:40lm ) Colorado Limited : 4:00prn :
Leaves I C , ST. P. . M. & O > Arrlvcs
Omahal Depot , 15th nnd Web ; er Sts. I Omaha _
8:1.rim : : GlouiT City Accommodation. . . sTlSpm
12:15pm..Sioux : City Express-ex. ( bun.l..ll:65am :
B:45pm : St. Paul Llmltec D:10am :
Leaves I F. . E. ft MO. VALLTCT. ( Arrives
Omahal Depot. 15th and Webster Sts. I Omqlm
2:15pm : Fast Mall and Express 5:3Ipm
2:15pm.ex. : Oat. ) Wyo. ICx. ( ex Man. ) . . . 6:3'pm :
7EOim..Norfolk : Express ( ex. Sunday.10:25am
SI5pm ; St. Paul Express. . . . . . . . . . . 8:10am :
Leaves I 1C. C. . ST. J. & C. D. ( Arrives
OmahalUnlon Depot , JOlli & Mason .Sts.l Omaha
9:0"am..Kansas : " CHy Day Express 6:30pnT :
:43pm.K. : C. Night Ex. VlaU _ , P..Trans.7J ara
Leaves I MISSOURI I-ACmC. lArrlven
Omu'.ml Depot , 15th and Webster Bts. I Omaha
10:40am : 3t. Louts Express 6:40am :
* : SOpm St : Louis Express : OSpm
8'.30pm..n.Nebraska Local ( ex. Run. ) BiOOam ,
Leaves I SIOUX CITY- PACIFIC. 1 Arrives
Omahal Depot , 15th nnd Webster Sts. I Omaha
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6:45p'm : St. Pnul Limited 910am ;
Leaves I SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. ( Arrives
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & MasonSts. _ [ Omaha
7:03am : Sioux City Passenger . . . . . .10:40pni :
64Cpm ! St. Paul Limited. . . . . . . . . . . 9JOura :
L nv s I UNION PACIFIC. lAr'lvts
OmahalUnlon Dtpot. 10th & Mason Sts.l Omaha
910am North'Tlntto Express.T 4:10pm :
8:20am : Overland Limited 4:45pm :
3:30pm.Ileat'co : A Stromsb'g Ex.ex. Sun. ) 4:10pm :
5)5pni..Grand : Island Express ( ex. Sun..12:05pm ) :
3:30pm : Fast Mall 10:2-Jani :
leaves T 'WABASH RAILWAY. JArrlvei
OmnhalUnlon Dfpol. 101 Ii & Mason Sts.t Onuha
St. trtuls Cannon Oall
WILL COUNT ALI 01 ? THE VOTES.
niiiiriin-Lfiiily Conli-nt ProKruHMeH in
County Court.
The attorneys In the Duncan-Lemly elec
tion contest consumed the entire morning
In arguing the point raised by the contest
ant that he was entitled to a recount of all
the districts In tlio city on the ground that
the allegations of error In counting and mis
takes-of tha ejection boards , as set forth
In the petition of the contestant , were sulll-
clont reason for ordering all ballot boxes Into
court and recounting the votes cast for Duncan -
can and Lemly. Counsel for1 the contestant
quoted rulings of courts In several ttatcs In
support of tils position.
After hearing arguments on both sides
Judge Baxter ruled that the law was tin-
doubtedly In support of the position of the
contestant and he directed all the city bal
lot boxes to be brought Into court. Tills was
done at the afternoon session and the court ,
lawyers and contestants started on the long
nnd arduous task of counting the votes cast
In each district In the city , This will prob
ably occupy all the time ot the court until
this evening , or possibly longer.
The result of the count In the districts
where Duncan claimed that several ballots
marked with lead pencil and cast for him
had been rejected by the judges of election ,
showed a net gain for Lemly of three votes.
Duncan suys that ho will overcome Lemly's
majority entirely when the whole vote Is
counted.
A Correction.
In the cpon letter addressed to the Board
of Flio and I'ollco Commissioners aver the
name ct Q. Hosewater In tha last Issue of
The lice , No. 1C10 Chicago street wai deslg ?
noted cs a "pukcr" room. This was an
error. The- place tinmed wan Sixteenth and
Chicago , but In transcribing the letter the
stenographer made it 1610 Chicago , which Is
occupied by Mr. Hovviml Itanck , rental agent
tor Colonel dowry. Wo make this correc
tion to exonerate Mr. Ranck , who lias never
used the premise he occupies except for
legitimate purposes.
A. O. D rtey ! ot Magic , Pa. , vrrlte : " 1
feel It a duty of mine to Infcrm you and tha
public that Uiwitt' Witch Haze ] Salvo cured
ma of a very bad o c pr ecxome. .It also
cvutl my boy of a running sore on his leg.
MUNYON
STRONG' TESTIMONY ,
UKM. KXOW.X I'HOI'Ln TIJSTIl-'V TO
ctmns.
INVESTIGATOR YOURSELF
Any UriiRRlnt Will Otvr You < ho
\iinu' of Ills C/'tintoincrfl Wliii Have
IIcm Cured of ItliiMiinntlnin , Catarrh' ,
Klilnoy Troulilrn , It I mill
nml Xcrioun Coiilplnliitn Iiy
MtiiiynuV 1111111-0 % oil Homoeopathic
HonirillcN.
Mrs. Jane Fish , COS East Second street ,
Ksnsan City , Missouri , says : "My first at
tack ot Inflammatory rheumatism came In
1SC7 , and ever olnco then I have bean very
much of nn Invalid aa the consequence cf
repeated epolls of rheumatic trouble. I
spent thousands of dollars for doctors , but
received no benefit. Finally I teak Mun-
yon's Htipumatlpm Cure , but only to please
my husband. The effect was marvelous.
After taking thosa little pellets only three
days I felt better than tat any time for
twenty yciro. I continued the remedy
until I had used four vials , and I have ntt
been troubled with rheumatism since. "
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure never falls to
relieve 'In 1 to 3 , hours , and cures In a few
days. Price , 25c.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure Is guaranteed to
cure all forms of Indigestion nnd stomach
troubles. Price , 25c.
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies positively cure.
Prlco 25o each.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures pains
in the back , loins and groins , and all forms of
kidney disease. Price , 23c.
Munyon's Female Remedies are a boon to
nil women. Price , 25c.
Asthma Cure , with Asthma Herbs , $1.00.
Munyon'o Nerve 'Cure stops nervousness
nnd builds up tha system. Price , 25c.
Munyon'o Hcadacho Cure stops headache
In three minutes. Price , 2Gc.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cures all
forms of piles. Price , 25c.
Munyon's Blood Cure eradicates all Impuri
ties of the blood. Price , 25c.
Munyon's Vltallzar restcrcs lost powers to
weak men. Price , $1.00.
A separate euro for each disease. At all
druggists , 25c a bSttle.
Personal letters to Professor Munyon , 1505
Arch street , Philadelphia , Pa. , answered with
free medical advice for any disease.
UEPOUT IT A rouil 1IUSIM3SS.
<
JiiNtlccH nt the JPriice Make Some Of
ficial SllOlVlllK.H.
Justices of th { > ptjacc are required by
(
statute to make re'ports to the county com
missioners ot nll'fincb Imposed by them nnd
ot , all witness ifcesi remaining lu their
hands six months unclaimed. All of such
money properly belongs to the county. This
section of the sthttit8 has not been observed ,
no reports of thlsTlatifro having been filed with
the board previous to last year , when two
reports were filed by'justlces. In December
last 'Commissioner S.tenberg Introduced a
resolution , which , waq adopted , calling upon
all1 Justices of the county to make quarterly
reports. r ]
In accordance wltl ) this resolution nine
teen of the thlrty-flYQtJustlces In this county
have filed .reports.covering that last quarter !
of 1835" . Tlio 'following twelve Justices re
port that there are'no witness'fees remaining !
unclaimed In their hands , and that no fines
have been Imposed In their courts during
thn quarter referred to , viz. : Gustav Kaess-
ner , Harvey N. Link , John H. Morris , E. L.
Brewster , S. O. WIIcox , Samuel W. Crosby ,
E. K. Long. Hans 'Nelson , John A. Karl Ing ,
M. W. Frledrlckson , J. H. Lelter , E. C. Nel
son , The remaining seven report no fees un
claimed , and lines Imposed as follows : Fred
A. Bailey , $8 ; George S. Smith , $35.50 ; J. D.
A. Johnson , $2 ; W. E. Soms , $1 ; Judson
HIgley , | 10 ; J. Levy , $4 ; Henry Kelsey , $2.
It Is generally believed about the court
house that sonia of these reports arc not
above suspicion. It Is said to bo known that
some of the Justices In country precincts Im
pose fines and pocket the proceeds , which are
the property of the county. In other cases ft
is said that some ot the justices neglect to
pay witness fees to those who .are > entitled to
them , and thereby swell their Takeoff. The
finance committee has the matter In hand
nnd some of the justices will probably be
called on to explain how they conduct their
offices.
IHJTLEH'S IIEA11 UM1EII THE AX.
DluIuirK < Ml from n City Job nml the
I'luev ( live n to I'liriuiK.
The administrative guillotine la In active
operation In the city hall this week , and
the city employes who are working today
are laboring under the fear that some one else
will bo In their places tomorrow. Yesterday
morning John Hutler , who has been the
special agent cf the legal department since
John L. Webster was city attorney , was
summarily dropped from the pay roll by
City Attorney Connell and J. W. Furnas
wag Installed In his place.
While Mr. Connell hao the appointment
of the special agent , It Is understood that
the Influence of the mayor la responsible for
Butler * ! ! decapitation. Butler was out
spoken in his opposition' ' to the nomination
of Broatch , and one of the mayor's closest
supporters Is authority tor the statement
that this was the , solo reason why the head
sought the basket. Furnas has been oni
applicant for a city position for several
years. Ho was twice a vigorous candidate
for a place on the Board ot Public Works ,
and later was an applicant for Hie office of
sidewalk Inspector. Ho was a Broatch man
during the recent campaign.
Wednesday night a radical reduction was
made In the engineering department. The
men who were drppped were M , S. Palmer ,
engineer ; J. Snowden. Inspector ; Thomas
Shaw , draughtsman ; M. J. Lacey , lovelerr
J. L. Coulter , axiniin , and Ed Donahue , rod-
man. Only four .men are now left In the
engineering department.
Acts at cnre , riovef falls , One Mlnuta Cough
Cure. A remedjfUofy'asthina and that fever-
leh condition w'/ilfUcaccompanies / a severe
cold. The only harmless remedy that pro.
dLces Immedlate results.
IlEASONS Pllil1/ TUB I'HOTEST.
CltUeiiH Ex pi n III Why They Olijvct tea
a Jiill III' the City Hull.
At tha last mogtlng of the city council a
petition from a couple of hundred business
men was presented protesting against the
occupancy ot the .alty ball basement for jail
purposes. AmonJfiftlip signers were T. C.
Havens , A. B. HtlKtr , Gladstone Bros. , A.
H. Hrlggs , H. iyl5poryell. J. B. Melkte. M.
0 , Maul and otUflnUicn , representatives ot
prominent commw.daL' and professional firms1.
In discussing tbe > mtutcr the signers of the
petition contend * ' t'ttrt"In spite of the con-
; rary opinion of , thp council committee , there
Is no doubt but that the odors which congra-
jato around every jail will be In evidence In
the city hall. They allege that the buildIng -
Ing was never Intended for a jail and that
the $5.000 that will be expended In preparing
It for that use will be so much money wanted ,
as the location of the jail will surely have , to
be changed ugaln sooner or later. They also
declare that the jail will almost entirely
i.cutrallze the good effect that the building
produces on visitors and that In a short time
the jail odors and vermin will penetrate every
floor of the building.
That the council takes no stock In those
predictions waa sutllcluntly Indicated by Its
action In placing the petition on fllo with
out consideration , and aa the city attorney
Is now drawing up the contracts for the. .
work there la little doubt that the plans rec
ommended by the council will be carried out
In spite ot any protest that may be made.
One Minute Cough Cure la a popular remedy
for croup. Safa ( or children and adults.
A Man's Destiny.
It usotmM Words ,
"I have tomethlng to tell you , " said lllch-
ard Theme , when the > departure of her other
callers had lett him alone with his hosfs ,
"I thought there was something tunny
about you , " said Mrs. Vavasour , shading the
firelight from her face with n screen of bar
baric grandeur ; while Thorno stared straight
Into the glow and bit at his straw-colored
imu'tnche.
"Out with It , " encouraged Mrs. Vavasour ,
with a gleam of kindly amusement In her
cyo > .
"Well , " said Illchard Theme , phlnly pullIng -
Ing himself together , "It's come at last : I'm
flrst olllccr no longer "
"You've got n ship ? "
"Yes ; I've gel a ship , " ho repated alter
her slouly.
"My dear boy , I'm so gUd , " leaning for
ward a llttlo In her arm clmtr.
"I knew you would bo , " ho said , smiling
slightly , without raising his eyes.
"Of courpo I am. Is It ono of Donald
son's ? "
"Yes. Same line. "
She watched him curlouslyxln the silence
that followed. TSoy had been stanch
friends , tuoso two , as boy and girl , twenty
years ago , and though ho went to yea , and
she married Tom Vavasour , they were stilt
the fume.
"You don't stem extravagantly elates ,
yourself ? " she hazarded presently.
"Don't I ? " ho answered , almleivsly , giving
lily big cuouldcrs a hitch In a second en
deavor to recall his thoughts.
"No , you don't , " sharply. "What Is It ? "
kindly.
"Well , fact Is , the n w berth's on the
Sydney and Vancouver trip. The other sldo
of the world , yt > u know ? " Ue explained.
"Of course I know. I need not be a sailor-
mat ) with gold embroidery on my hat to
know that. "
Theme laughed nt the characteristic on
slaught , and her face brightened In sym
pathy with his.
"But we won't lose you altogether ? " she
queried briskly. "Ot course It would be
much nicer if It were on the home trip , but
we'll see you sometimes , won't we ? "
"Oh , yes ! " listlessly.
She shot a searching glance at htm from
behind her fire screen , and leaned her chin
against Its edge to gaze with puzzled eyes
Into the lire.
"Of course , you're awfully glad of tlio
step ? " she said , after a pause , and listened
Intently for his ansncr.
"Yes. Awfully I suppose. "
The response seemed satisfactory , and re
quired a little cogitation bsfore the next re
mark.
" "AH , ' well ! " she went on , leaning far back
In her chair , and turning her head In the
shadow to watch him. "I shall lose a friend !
You arc sure to marry some ono now yo/u
are In a position todo It. "
"I shall 'marry ' nobody , " said Theme de
cidedly , laying his cap on a table beside him ;
and Mrs. Vavasour smiled triumphantly to
herself as she 'heard and watched the stub
born lines come about his mouth.
"Dsar old simpleton , " she thought ; "he
thinks he's betraying nothing ! "
Then came a silence , while Thorno began
to blto moodily at his mustache once moro ,
and Wh'lle Mrs. Vavasour looked on with
troubled sympathy In her bright eyes.
"Dick , " she said suddenly , "tell mo ahout
It. Who Is she ? "
"About what ? " he asked , looking up quick
ly. "There Isn't any how on earth did you
know ? "
"You goose , you've been telling mo for the
last ten mluutes. "
"I ? I never said "
"I didn't say you said anything ; all the
same , you have been telling me. Go on now ,
1 want to help you. "
Her voice trembled as she spoke , and she
stretched out a hand to him. He clasped It
for a moment , While a" look of perfect trust
passed between , them.
"Well , you see , " he began awkwardly ,
looking Into the flro once moro , "I happen
to know It was all her doing. "
"What was ? "
"This Vancouver business. "
"Do explain a little ! "
"It was old Donaldson who told me he
had no right to , cf course when ho offered
mo the ship , that she had suggested It to
him. "
"Sho ? Who ? "
"His daughter Cicely , you know. "
"Of course I know. He hasn't another.
But ; what , " in astonishment , "Is that to
mope about ? "
"Don't you , see ? She has got me sent out
of the country , altogether. "
"Nice , gracious spirit to take things In ,
upon my word ! " commented his friend , wltn
a suspicion of a sniff. "Might I ask whai
put that lde into your head ? "
"Oh" , there's another chap chap with a
title , and , jnoney , and things , " vaguely.
"Handsome chap , too , " lugubriously.
"Dd ! you make love to her ? "
"No. "
"Then what makes you "
"She tvaw It coming , I suppose. I suppose
I looked It. "
There was a pauss , during which they
both looked InW'the-'glowing coals.
"Did ypu ever make love really to a
woman ? " Mrs. Vavasour asked curiously.
"Noi" answered Thorne with a shako or
his head ; and Mrs. Vavasour gave a little
nod that was plainly , "I thought so ! "
"And don't you think you are Jumping to
conclusions rather ? " she asked , after awhile.
"No , " Thorne answered , shaking his head
again ; "no's a much mora likely fellow to
please her than I am , and 'twould avoid
complications to keep mo out of the way , "
he added , bitterly , "for her father would
quite possibly take my part. "
"I think you are making her out as acting
In nn abominable manner , " said Mrs. Vava
sour , with spirit.
'Not at all , " he rejoined quickly. "I dare
say'she's'a llttlo sorry for mo , and , besides ,
she's procured mo my captainship hang It !
All the pleasure's taken out of it ! "
There was a long silence after this that
was only broken at length by Mrs , Vava-
sour'a rising suddenly and saying : '
"Away with you now ; I must go ana
dress. Come and see mo tomorrow at hair-
past G no , a quarter to C. Now , don't for
get. "
"I won't forgett'lld Thorne , shaking
hands and going to the door.
"By the way , what's the ether man's
name ? " she asked , an her friend's big figure
was disappearing.
"Toler , " he answered , turning round ; "he's
a very decent follow. I perfectly understand
her a any one preferring "
"Yes. Goodby. But that's more than I
do , " ehe said aloud to herself as th door
s'hut. "Dear old Dlck-'s worth ton of him
any day. Walt awhile , my dear , I think I'll
manage It. "
As she went upstairs she met her husband.
"What , not dressed yet1' ' he asked , as ne
kissed her. "What have- you been nt now ? "
"Thinking of how I can make two people
as happy as we are , " she answered ,
"That's a big undertaking , " said Tom Vava
sour gravely.
The next day Thorno prerented himself at
a quarter to 0 , and asked for Mrs. Vavasour.
He was shown upstairs Immediately , and
greeted by the lady he sought , who croszed
the room TO meet him In a nurvelouo tea
gown.
"You may shako my little , finger , " she
ealJ , holding- out to him , "the others liavo
been eating buttered toast at least , not
exactly , but you know what I mean. "
"Perfectly , " Thorne laughed , shaking the
dainty linger between his etrong finger and
thumb.
"There are chairs to bo had If you look
hard enough for them , " Mrs. Vavaasur wont
on , pssrlng round in the flrellt autumn dusk
that filled the rcom.
"Lots , thanks , " said Thorne , seizing the
nearest.
"Not that ; It won't bear your big weight.
Stir the lire up , Cicely , until I look for some
thing made of Iron. "
A girl's flgurn bent forward at the far end
of the room and utlrred the coals Into a
bright blaze , and Thorno , who had jumped
at the name , made a movement toward the
door with a muttered excuse.
'Don't be absurd ; It's too late now , " said
tits hostess , In a whisper that brought him to
his oensea. "Ah , that's just the thing , " ( ho
went on aloud , pointing to a deep-backed
armchair Immediately opposite , to the fire ,
and leading the way toward It. "Thefa the
worst of the nicdorn drawing room , " she
continued , while Thorno bowed to MI03 Don
aldson and sat down ; "If you have anything
really comfortable. It's sure not to be decent
enough t : > put In It , and ono navcr eorlouMy
thinks of buying anything for It but old-
fashioned curly-logged things of stiff-necked
generations long passed. "
"I'm very comfortable , " volunteered
Thorne.
"So nm I , " put In Cicely , with a laugh.
"I'm delighted to heir It. " at til Mrs. Vava
sour s rlou ly , ns if she had not been running
on merely to guard agalnct an nwkward
pause that had Icomcd nherul ; "but I really
think \\o IMVO the only throe sensible chairs
In the room. Sugar and crt > nn7 Of court's ,
Thorno drank his tea between the two
women , wishing he were anywhere clw , yet
knowing ho would rather bo where ho was
while they talke * ! across him. Presently
Mrs. Vavasour turned to him and said In
her sweetest manner :
"What a good opportunity of thanking
Miss Donaldson for putting that kindly spoke
In your \\lieol ! By the way , wo must call
you 'Capta'n' Thorne now , 1 suppose ? "
Down went Thorno'9 teaspoon with a clit-
tor , and onp foot shot out In nn Instinctive
Impulse to kick his hostess' chair , to stand
on her dainty tee , or anything that would
stop her ; nnd at the same time a suppressed
llttlo 'OhI" came from the ether s'.do cf the
lire. Mra. Vavasour , however , apparently
saw and heard nothing , nnd her
next move pant Thome's heart Into his
boot ; for , standing up with n remark on
the shortening of evenings , aho lit tha gas
bracket at hfr end of the chimney-piece ,
and then , crossing In front of thorn , lit the
other. Thorno felt his face was crimson ,
and with his eyes on his boots cast about
for words In which to couch an apology or
an explanation ; but before he could think
of anything at all , the same voice had said ,
more sweetly than ever :
"A thomund thanks. Cicely ; you must
let Dick entertain you for a minute. I hear
Tom's voice downstairs , and I positively
must sso him about something. "
There was n frou-frou of silk and she
was gone , without over looking back to see
the two. appealing glances that followed In
her wake.
The two left alone examined the Interior
of the flro with on Intensity worthier of u
loftier devotion. It began to dawn upon the
man that the whole thing was1 planned , and
ho gained something ot oblivion to ths post-
tlon for a moment by forthwith giving Ufa
whole energy to the silent .apoytrophlslng or
meddling women especially Mrs. Vavasour- .
But the present asserted Itself again directly ,
and he cleared his throat to begin. "Ot
course , I'll say I adore the Pacific trip , " he
said to hlim-elf ,
"Mrs. Vavasour's a remark Just now , "
ho began , "requires perhaps a little a ex
planation. What I had mentioned to her a
about you I mentioned to. her only I
hope you will understand that and did so a
" ( ho wished sho'd say something anything )
"a undo" peculiar circumstances. "
"Very , r should think , " the girl remarked
coldly ; "though , Indeed , " correcting hcrseit
quickly , "I have no objection to all the world
knowing ens of my many suggestions to
papa. "
"Quite PO. So I thought , " agreed Thorno ,
losing his head.
"Then why apologize ? " coolly.
"Why , indeed ? But you will let me thank
you , since I owe to a chance suggestion of
yours my promotion. "
"Quite a chance suggestion" heartily.
"Well , I ought to congratulate myself. "
A silence while he leaned forward to trace
an Imaginary pattern with the toe of his
boot , and she tied a ridiculous little hand
kerchief Into a knot. Thorna wished that
Mrs. Vavasour would return.
"The transpacific trip will be quite a pleas
ant change , " ho said with a barren onthusl-
aeni , because he felt the stralu of silence
growing too great to bo borne.
"Pacific ? Are you "
"Yes. My boat is one of the Sydney nnd
Vancouvers , you know. "
"I I didn't know that. "
A great wave , ot resentment swept over
him. She either Intended to dccolvc him. he
thought , or else -had1 not cared to what
fever-stricken seas ho was sent , so long ns ho
was out of the way.
"You thought It was the China route ? " ho
said , steadying his voice with an effort.
"No. I thought It was the homo trip , "
the girl answered quietly.
"You did ? " was all that Thorne could say
in a strange voice. For In a moment self-
reproach and shame , In that ho had taken an
act ot pure good-naturd as done to gain
selfish ends alone , took the place of his re-
aontment and filled his heart. Starting to
his feet , ho stood resting ; his elbow on tlio
mantel-piece , looking down at the pretty
brown head und long , dark lashes that swept
the flushed cheek ; and his voice was deep
and trembling when ho spoke.
"Ml&s Donaldson , I must ask your for
giveness , " he said , "for thinking what I
did. "
Two btautlful , tearful eyes were raised In
question to hh , but only for an Instant.
"I thought I believed , " ho went on , deter
mined to t-paro himself nothing , "that you
had procured this foreign command for me
merely to free yourself from my attentions , "
"But but how could you , when you had
never never paid mo any attention ? " the
girl faltcredr v.lth crimson cheeks ? .
"I know ; hut you must have seen. It aeon
that I love you moro than alt tlio world ! I
always felt I was unworthy ot of such n
prcciouu thing as your love that I was not
the sort of man nil my life lias been at sea
that could make you happy. Now I am
mora unworthy than over ; I can never fr-
glvo myselt for the Injustlco I have done
you. Do not think too hardly of mo. Good
by I"
She held out her hand to him , and , press
ing it passionately to his < Hp9 , ho hurried
out from the room , and vut of the house.
And at the sound of the shutting of the door
below the girl , waking as from a trance ,
burled her white face In her hands and
cobbed aloud.
There was only ono letter for Dick Thorno
when ho brought his vnssal Into Sydney har
bor fr the first time , two , months afterward ,
and that was only a few lines ; but almost
every word was underlined twice. And this
was what It said :
You Great Stupid If you choose to throw
away your own ImpplnesH , und same ono
else's , In spite of all I can do. I can't ho'p
it Come Btraight home by the nnxt mall ,
nnd don't make a fool ot yourself again I
Yours , perfectly dl ted.
And the next mall steamer oirrlod a big
bronzed man , with a straw-coloied mustache ,
who stood In the bown all day , and a part
of the night , only coming aft tn eat nnd
sleep ; "for , " he told himself , "I'm a whole
shlp'u length nearer to her than If I stayed
on the pcop. "
filtOHtM Art * I'tile mill Shiuloivy ,
Say these who profess to have Interviewed
them. Whether spooks are tallow-faced or
not , mortals are whoso blood Is thin nnd
watery In consequence of Imperfect assimi
lation , "When Invalids resort to Hosteller's
Stomach Bitters , and HBO that unequalled
tonic pem'stently ' , they sorm "pick up" In
strength , flesh and color. It nhould bo used
aUo to prevent malarial , rheumatic and kid
ney complaints , and to remedy constipation ,
sick headache and nervousness ,
Olllirrt SCTM Trouble Alirml.
Gas Inspector Gilbert Is booked for no
end of trouble. The council has pasted a
resolution by which the number of gaso
line lights has been reduced from 1,060 to
COO , and the duly of designating tha places
where lights shall ha removed has been
dumped upon the Insptctar. During previous
spawns of economy the council has found
Itself utterly unable to designate' a point
vthero ono light should be removed , ami by
the time Inspector Gilbert has removed CIO
of them. It la said that he will nrcd a vaca
tion. The property owners who are benefited
by a particular light Invariably aru firm In
the belief that that Is the light , mora than
all others , which Is Imperatively nucesiary
to the public snfety , and they resist the
removal of the light by every means ex
cept force of
CniiNolliluted.
The Llederkrar.z and Haengwliund ilnglng
societies hold a Joint meeting Wed
nesday night at Llodorkranz htll ,
Tenth and Faruam Directs , and ef
fected a coiibollriatlon of the two so-
clttlea under the name of the Orphcui Hing
ing society. Hank Albert will ba the direc
tor , and a mooting will ba held Sunday after
noon to elect officers , The new locltty will
occupy the hall utwd by the Llcderkranz , t
Tenth and Farn m stresU.
BLORE GETS BUT ONE YEAR J , '
If
MnUOlorkWho Mnnlpulatotl Postal Notoa
Lot Off Lightly ,
COUNTERFEIFER BARRETT GETS TWO
Illn Coitrnr WorU Ctvln Him I'll ft ot
HIM Kri * lnni Mlki * Tlcnifj-'n
KlTorlH Alxn llt-iinrdcil for
IlolilltifT
Dundy's stuffy court room In tlio
%
government building wns crowilcd with attor
neys ami the morbidly curious yesterday nioni-
Ir.g. Tliu attraction was the pantenclng ot
n number of poor creatures Convicted before
a jury ot their peers during the past week.
K. M. llloro , the railway mall clerk , was
the first to listen to the words of doom ,
Ulore was convicted of embezzling a lot ot
postal notes , which ho had c is hod by forging
divers' signatures to the same.
While ths testimony was clear nnd do-
clplve as to the forgery count , It was not
made plain huw the man gained possession
of the notes , nnd the general opinion ot
the jury was that ho had ono or moro ac
complices nnd could tell a sensational
fctory If ho would. After delivering his
usual terse but effective lecture , Jtiilgo Dundy
scribbled vigorously a moment In the hugo
docket and then said : "Mr. llloro , I fine you
$1 nnd the costs of profocutlon and sen-
tcrcc you to ono year and ono month lu \
the Sioux Falls penitentiary. " J
.Illoro had evidently gotten off lighter than
ho had expected , for ho scratched his un
kempt head Industriously , smiled blandly ;
and nodded approvingly two or three times.
A motion for a now trial and arrest ol
judgment was mndo by his somowlmt om- „
batrasse-J attorney , who was granted thirty
days In which to prepare his bill ot excep
tions.
Frank Barrett , the South Thirteenth
street counterfeiter , was called , but before
the Judge could proceed his attorney arose
nnd mndo n plea for mercy. He told how
fateful circumstances had followed the Bar
retts , notwithstanding- Frank waff anything
but a bad man. Ho was not very bright ,
the nttornoy urced , nnd did not halt ap
preciate the danger ho was In by tampering
with maters nnd things under the ban Of
the law.
Barrett "was tried on four counts , for
manufacturing , utilizing and attempting to
utter nnd having In his possession spurious
coin. Ho was convicted on but ono count ,
and that was the last , and that , the attorney - *
ney said , should bo sufficient to temper j
justlco with mercy. Frank , the nttornoy
urged , was the only support of his old
mother , nml ho would lead a strictly up
right life when once moro a fret ? man , The
judge evidently partook liberally of these
sentiments , and Barrett got only two
years at Sioux Falls.
Michael Tlorney , the so-called O'NIoll coun
terfeiter , stood up. This man had a lot ot
the rankest kind of lead dollars , but where
ho got them has never bsen developed. But
hu had thorn , and hnd them for five or
six years , and always had thorn lying on hlk
showcase In plain vlovv of all the fre
quenters of his saloon. Ho made no attempt
at secrecy , and often joked with his cus
tomers about the "farmer" who ovtdontly
made them. Ho never passed or attempted
to pass any , yet ho was convicted or having
thorn in his possession and the court had no
alternative but to dispose of him within the
requirements of the law. Before sentence
was passed. Tlcnnoy's lawyer told the story
of the man's life , detailing his sudden fall
from the position of a prosperous farmer
to that of a rum-sodden saloon koepqr ,
afflicted with troubles of nil kinds and vari
eties , until they culminated In arrest' and
conviction.
During the recital Mrs. Tclrnoy , who Is yol
to bo tried on a llko complaint , sat crouch- ? |
Ingly tn ono of the big chairs , with one hand *
clutching Mlko's coat convulsively , and with
the ether hiding her fnco , sobbing as If her
heart would break. Considering everything ,
Mlko got eft easily , ono year and four months
lining the extent of his term In the peniten
tiary.
In the case < rf A. B. Alprln , convicted , ot
Interfering with United States property In
tlio purchase of a lot of water works truck
at a sheriff's sale , the defendant was allowed
to pay the costs.
In Judge StiJrat ! ' court the cnso ot Cohn
Co. against Fist & Co. , a small attachment
case , was continued.
"Tin : Common People , "
As Abraham Lincoln called them , do not
care to nrguo ah-ml their allmonts. What
they \\unt Is n medlclno that will cure them. f ,
The simple , honest statement , "I know that ) *
Hood's Sarsaparllla cured me. " Is the best
argument In favor of this medlclno , and this * \
Is what many thousands voluntarily say.
Hood's Pll's nro tlio best aftor-dlnnor pills ,
assist digestion , euro headache. . 25c.
HIGH .SCHOOL CONTEST.
XCTV I'liiu IN Ailoptcil EmhriicliiK AH
Four CIiiMNON.
The High school contest will hereafter bo
on a now plan , embracing all the classes of
the school , Instead ot only the two higher.
At a meeting cf the classes yosUrday the
following arrjnKOincnt was nsrosd on :
1. Tlila contest shull occur every year ,
and smill ooiiMit at oim ilubiitc , two orations
tions and three ileclnnmtfoni. It shall bo
open to tlio four classes * of the HI Kb. ncliool.
2. The contest ehnll bo In chiugo of a
commltttee , consisting of the acting- prin
cipal , the noting first assistant principal ,
the head of the English department and
four clasi presidents.
: i. Each cmm shall Fend a debater for
ench side of the question , two orators and
ono decliilmer to the preliminaries. From
these Flmll bo selected a debaluf from each
Hhlo of iho queslion , two orntora nntt three
deelalmars. '
I. The Hlfih school committee ! respectfully - i
fully requested by the momliertt of the four \
clnt-aes to otter $15 for the best dubnte. Jlf >
for the best orntlon , ? 13 tor tha bent
declamation , nml J1S for the host delivery
of orntlon or Uubutu ; they uclc that these
Hums bo taken from the proceeilH of the
trrncltuitlon exertlwiH , the nut procncdB of ,
which nmount to moro thun tlilx sum every
> C'i1ho final content will probably bo held
nt Uoyd'H theater'or nt Bomu other suitable
plaro early In the prlng.
LITTLE GIUI , SENT OUT TO HBO.
TlniH She Huiiporleil Her Fit OUT mill
A family at Thlrty-ulxth and Decatur
streets has been found In destitute circum
stances. The fact was brought to the atten
tion of the pollcu by parties who complained
that they were bothered by a little girl
Ijegglng before the Now York Llfo and Dee
buildings. On 'nvwtlKUtion It wan found that
the girl hnd bcon sent out by the parent- ) ,
The father la without -.viirlt , but owtm a
team wltli which ho does hauling whenever
lie can dud work. 1'ho mother Is not Btrong
and can do little work. J
When thu plnco wan visited l.y a police
man , tliu mother udmlttoJ that the '
little girl had been nent nut to beg , bat t
said that hu and her husband luinw of nu
other way In which < to obtain money , Klio
bioko down In the midst of her xtory and
sclbed pitifully. The caw will bo brought
to the attention of the proper authorities
and an effort to obtain tome asslstunce for the
family will be made.
A Un I'Hf / niulr * . *
Tha Barber Asphalt company la urging the
council to inaUd iune : privttloit ! In the an-
nwl tax levy fur paying the balances due on
Its repair bills. These lillla liavo all been
allowed , but un account of the sliortago In
funds the warrants liavo not been Inued for
the bulk of the amount. The Darbor com
pany alleges that $37,637.65 Is due an follows :
Itepalrs during 1891. } 10,7CO.OI ; 189 ( , , -
1C3.92 ; 1895 , ; iT,718.89. It would require an
additional levy of more than 2 mills on the
1890 valuation to eettlo up this account.
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