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THE OJtAIIA DAILY BEE : afONDAT , MAUOII 15 , 1807. SPECIAL NOTICES AdvrrllHCincntii for tlicne colniunn Trill bo inkcn until 12tH ( > p. in. for Ilic cvniiliiK nnil unlit 8 l > . in. for llio niprnlitK nnil Sunilny edition * , A lTcrlner i , liy rcqncntltifc n jittnt- licrcil chuck , cnn have niiBTt-cm nil * IrcNMrd In a iiuiuhorcil letter In cnrc ot The lice. AnHMcru o nailrosmert will lie clcllvcrcil on prcucntntlon of the check onlr. IlntcH , 1 l-2c n rroril nrn Iii erJlon | Jc n front thcrcnftcr. Nothing tnUcn for Icnn thiiti IS.-.c for the Ilrnt Inncr- tlon. Tlimu nilvcrtlncincntn inuiit tic run conxpcntlvcly. WANTED MALE HELP. WANTED-AN IDEA. WHO CAN THINK DP Home simple thine to patent ? Protect your Iclenii ! they may bring you wealth. Write John Wcdderlmrn fc Co. , Dept. V. Patfnl Attorney , Washington , D , C. , for their 11,800 prize offer find n list of 200 Inventions wanted. U HI A FFW ENERGETIC , HUBTLINO MEN CAN nnil steady , profitable work with C , F. Adams Co. , G24 Bo. J6th St. II 8 l WANTED , YOUR ADDRESS ; WILL. . SEND particulars of how one mnn made 122,000 In five years ; you can do the name by trying. Address I * . O. box KOS , Iloston , Main.II II M2M O WEEKLY BAI.ARY AND EXPENSES 1'AID salesmen for clears ; experience unnecessary ; permanent position. Tbo W. 1 * Kline Co , 8L Louis. Mo. IJ-MS14 A2 IlELIARLn MAN TO HANDLH AGENTS FOR Telephone Tablet and specialties. I'nys J5.000 a year. Enclose stamp. Victory Mfg. Co. , Cleveland. Ohio. 11 MC18 15 WANTED FEMAT.E HEW. GOOD AND RESPECTA11LE Clim.3 CALL Scandinavian Y. W. C. Aesn. Home , 2018 Dav enport street. C M511 22 * _ WANTED , AT ONCE , WOMAN HOUSE- keepcrj German preferred i small family. Ad dress Itolicrt lludatz , 1050 Hast llrondway. Council llluffs. C T.18.15 _ WANTED , A GIRL TO COOK AND DO OEN- ernl housework nt 2371 Dodge street ; small family. C MM1 It * _ FOR RENT HOUSES. HOUSES IN AM * PARTS OK THE CITY. THE O. F. Da\ls Company , 1503 Farnam. D 141 HOU8ES-I1ENEWA & CO. . 103 N. 15TH ST. D IK MODERN HOUSES. C. A. STARR 023 N. Y. LIFE D-145 _ _ CHOICE HOUSES AND COTTAGES ALL OVER the city , 5 to $50. Fidelity , 1T02 Farnam St. D 147 _ _ HOUSES , WALLACE , IJROWN DLOCK. 16TII and Douglas. D 148 HOUSES , COTTAOES & 8TOI1ES , ALL PAUTS of city. IJrcnnan , Love Co. , 430 Paxton block. D-143 _ HOUSES , FLATS. GARVIN DHOS , 1813 FARNAM D-150 _ HOUSES FOR KENT. BEMIS , PAXTON KLK. D 151 _ LARGE LIST. M'CAOUE , 15TII & DODGE. D-152 TUIIKINGTON , C03 I1EB DUILDINO.D D 103 FOR RENT DETACHED EIGHT-ROOM MOD. ern houso. Nice lawn , 2C11 l > lcrce st. D (72 ( LARGE LIST. F. D. WEAD , 1CTH & DOUGLAS D 502 31 MODERN 8 ROOM HOUSE. HICKS AOT. , D-497-15 TEN-ROOM HOUSE , MODERN IMPROVE- mcntH. 1811 Cass St. Inquire Reed Hotel , South Omaha. n 521 10 FOR RENT FURNISHED IIOOMS. FURNISHED ROOMS. C14 SOUTH 17TH AVE. E 362 S FURNISHED IIOOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING for Wan njrtl wife. * lient , taken in bounl , 310 N. > . E-M3C3 FURNISHED ROOM FOR LIGHT HOUSEkeeping - keeping- . Enquire 1924 Douslns St. K E20-1G * I NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS : HOUSE- keeping. 1112 South llth. E 557-20 * ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. 122JJ N. 15th. E-M550-16 * FURNISHED ROOMS ; HOUSEKEEPING 2C'3 St. Mary's. E 610 IS * " 8 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ; HOUSE keeping. 1112 South llth. C 372 13 * FURNISHED ROOMS AND HOARD. S FRONT ROOMS WITH HOARD ; MODERN- reduced rates. CIS So. 15th. F 870 MIS' FURNISHED ROOMS , DOARD. 2210 HARNEY. F M925 M0 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS. GOOD board ; rates reasonable. "Xhs Rose. 2020 Har tley , f MI41 20 MODERN I1RICK. FROM $3.50 UP. CIS N. 19TH F-M122 aC ROOMS AND HOARD. 1724 DOUGLAS ST. F-4SJ 15 THE MERRIAM , 23TH AND DODGE. F M53I 27 DESIRA1ILE ROOMS AND BOARD. 212 S. 25TH ut. F M689 ALHANY , 2101 AND 2103 DOUGLAS ; ROOMS furnished or unfurnished ; excellent table ; transients accommodated. F M611 SO * FURNISHED PARLOR. 1313 DOUGLAS. E M619 15 * POU RENT STORKS AXI ) OFFICES. FOR RENT , THE 4-STORY I1RICK DUILDING at 91C Fornnin st. This building lm n fireproof cement Imnemont , complete steam heating fix tures ; water on all Moors " ; gas , etc. Apply at tlio ofllco of The Hoc. I 010 WANTED TO II EXT. WANTED TO RENT. TEN ROOM HOUSE IN Kood location , with stable. Apply to E. W. Gannett , llrown Rlock , K M563-1C * STOUAKE. OM. VAN. & STORAGE. HIS FAHNAM , TEL 1559 M-151 PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. , MS-PIO Jones. General stornnu and forwarding. M 155 AVANTKU TO I1UY , 6 OR 7-R. HOUSE AND PAY 1500 CASH AND came clear Holt Co. meadow land.V. . L. Helliy , 331 Hoard of Trade , N 104 I WILL PAY CASH FOR ALL KINDS OF iunks , gunrnnteo satisfaction as to welehti A. U. Alplin , 10T S. 10th , N-KO-A4 * WANTED , CHEAP TOR CASH. GENTLE horn * nnd pheatnn. Cull Kitturdny cvo nnd nil day Hun.lay. 1120 South SClli et. N SIS 15 > WANTED A GOOD SECOND-HAND IllCYCLi : In good repair. Address O 23. life. N-52-10' ID HAND FURN1TURK AND STOVES. llrown'H , 102 8. lltli. N-MCIS A13 * I-'OH SALE MISCELLANEOUS. HARDWOOD CR1IIIIING. HOG AND CHICKEN Fence , cheaper than "all wire. " C. R , I.ee , HOI Douglas. Q-1WJ 1IE9T SEED SWEET POTATOES , 1.M PER bbl. j nil aoru. Address Tbeo Williams. Omaha Q-M153 NEW 11ICYCLE , GUARANTEED. FOR ONLY J53. Nebraska Cjclo Co. , Uth and Harney. Q-MS30 Ml ! CHICKEN , HOG AND LAWN FENCE ; AW , ha ; cheaper than wood. Wire WorUs. Ida S , Hth. Q-3 < S M-f OPEN 11UGOY , HO ; TOP IIUGGIES. J18 TO SCO ; good ( urrey , | 7S ; another ot 119) Rood phae. ton , J7t ; nice open trap at lets than cost , Drunmumd Carriage Co. , Itth and Harny , opp , court hnum , Q-MI81 AC HOItai ! CLIPPING MACHINES & CLIPPERS : ctandaid make ; all kinds irpalr ; cllppcrssrcund prompt attention. A. L , Und land , 1W H. II. Q-IM-AI I'tMlE I'LYini'TH ROCK EGGSPEtlBETTINU l-Oc QJ N. 26th St q-347 A-l COLUM1IIA IllCYCI.Bj F1R8T-CLA83 REPAIR ; only JIO CO. II. R. Hnstlncn , Zli K. Jllh si. Q-MtM INVESTIGATED THE FAMOUS HORN BTEEL range ; C halm ; rornplf t ; tit M. Iirown'i. 10) B , Hth. Q-MOU A1J \ CLAIUVOYANTS. Wits' . MARY FR1TV ! , CLAIRVOYANT , til N. Kth. ' * -U 73 Mil * MASSAGE. nATIIS. JITC. MME SMITH , 1121 DOUGLAS ) , ROOM Si MAS- IWKO and ttenm tmths. T M < C6 IS * MRS. DR. I.KON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE HATH pnrlor * ; restful and curative. 41T 8. llth st. , upstairs. T M45 20 ri2RSO.\AL. J25.00-RUPTUR1V CURISD-TIL1 , MARCH 15 for $23 00 ; no pain ; no detention frombuslneis ; we refer to hundreds of patltnts cured. The O. E , Miller Co. , 717 New York Life Dlde , , Omaha. U 159 OMAHA DENTAL COLLEGE , 12 A PACIFIC STS Teeth nilcd with ( told , amalgam , tin , cutta- perch , cement , and pla'cs ' made for cost of material only. Teeth extracted and cleaned free U-16J BATHS , MASSAGE. MME. POST , S18H S. 15TH. U 160- VIAVI FOR UTERINE TROUULES , 316-8 DEE nidg. Physician , consultation or health book free. U-1C1 t CURE WRINKLES. 11ALDNES3 AND SU- perfluou hair. 220 Chamber of Commerce. TrU8 Co. U M79S M IS * $25.00 REWARD WILL RE PAID AND NO questions asked for the return of pocketbook , containing tln n. etc.f loit at 26th nnd Harney or between that and 2Gth and Howard. Ad dress F C6. Dee. U M33J MISS TERR1LL HAS REMOVED HER DRESS- mnklnir parlor * to 2d floor , Paxton block , 16th street : elevator. U M462 AS * MONEV TO LOAN UEA1 , ESTATE. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate. IJrennan , Love Co. , Paxton block. W 163 ON OMAHA PROPERTY. LOWEST' ' RATES ; building loans wanted. Fidelity Trust Co.W163 W-163 MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES. THE O. F. Davis Co. . 1505 Farnam SU W 164 0 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA propcrty.Neb. farms. W. II. Melkle , 1st Nat"I Uk W-1C3 nUILDINO AM ) JOAASSOCIATION. . 6UAHE9 IN MUTUAL L. & 11 , ASS'N PAY3 6 , 7 , S per cent when 1 , 2 , 2 years old ! always re. deemable. 1704 Farnam street. Nattlnger , Sec. 182 HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD Interest on savings. Apply to Omaha L. & D. Ass'n , 1704 Faraam. G , M. Nattlnger , Sec. OAIll'ET CLEANING. CHAMPION CARPET CLEANING CO. . CARPET beaten , scoured and renovated : refitting and re laying carpets a specialty ; new manaKement , 718-720 South Hth street , Omaha , Neb. . Tel. 6S3. ECS M-17 SIIOHTHAM ) AND A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , 613 N. Y. AT OMAHA 11US. COt.t.Ean , 15T1I & DUQT\S PHYSICAL CUI.TUHI3. ELOCUTION , MHS. W. N. DOHWAnD , 6 N. 1 MOSt MchK * ASTUOI.OGY. rnoFESson A. MASIRY OP EQYTT , PALMIstry - Istry nnd n troloiy , the wonder of ( he age : pnst , present nnd future told or no charge , at 2026 Hornoy St. , Omnha. Neb. 603 18 * \VATCI1MAKEIIS. 1IAUD TIM1J P1UCE9 : WATCHES CUUNEID , 7o : genuine main rprlne , loci watch crystals , 15c ; clocl.-s cleaned and repaired cheap : specta cles and cyeRlasses half price ; eyes teamed frea ; work warranted. JVshbcl Patterson , ISllTnrn'ni. tsyz M22 BEST wonic AND ixw'EST miens. mnn for Mnx Meyer & Hro. Co. for ten y-cnrs. Mnln Fprlnss. 75o ; wntclies cleaned , 7Sc , and nil oilier work on the same scale. E. Kctterer. Manufacturing Jeweler nnd Engraver , 216 S. IGtli St. , upstnlrs. 622 26 As ocean tides that ebb and flow , Our faithful carriers coma and go , As ships bring freight from o'er the sea , Just so may ads bring wealth to thee. ( R. B. Wallace , ) ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , 315 N. Y. L. ; quick money at low rates for choice farm loam In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska. WE WILli HAVE KOO.OOO TO } 300,000 TO LOAN In April , May , June nnd July on first-class Improved Omaha , property In sums of Jl.OOO to 110 COO : want applications at once : lowest rate ? on best loans. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Tarnura st. W M877 CITY LOANS. C. A. STAIIU. 03 N. Y. I OANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY property. W. Farnom Smith & Co. , 1320 Fnrnam MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA property. Pusey & Thomas , 207 First Natl. w-lc ! ) Hank lildff. - FARM LOANS , ONE TO TEN YEARS ; LO\V- cs ; ratci. OaWln Hros. , 1013 rarnnm ; t. W M465 AS J100 TO 2,000. F. D. WEAD , 10TH & DOUGLAS. MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS , hon > es. wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city ; no removal of goods ; strictly confidential ; you can nay the loan off at nny lime or In any amount. OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. , 300 bo , loin at X 170 MONEY TO LOAN. 30. CO. 90 DAYS ; FURNr- ture , pianos , etc. Duff Green , room 8 , Barker blk ( Y 171 HUSINESS CHANGES. FOR SALE , AJ5OUT 2,000 LIS. MINION TYPE. 700 Ibs. agate. 150 pair two-third cases , 40 iloiible Iron Hlunds for two-third cases. This ir.itt-rlil was ued on The Omaha llee , nnd Is In fairly good condition. Will ) io oold cheap In bulk or In quantities to suit purchaser. Apply In person or by mall to The Uce Pub lishing Company , Omaha , Neb. Y 713 MY PROFITABLE AND WELL. KSTAUWSHED printing business , with Hvo newppapeis , Ger- mand nnd English , cll equipped steam printIng - Ing ofllce , bilclt olllo bulltllns ; and another adjoining frame biilldln.f , I offer for sale ; no agent * wanted. For cash prlco addioss M. O. Oentzke , West Point , Neb. \-MuH 15 FOR RENT. IN COUNCIL. 11LUFFS , MEAT market and fixture * : doing good liunlnesn. Ad- dresa A 10 , Hea olllcc , Council Hlunii. ! MC12 10 roil EXCIIANUE. CO ACRES IN IOWA , I1.D03. Stuck hardware , $1,000. Flour mill. Clear lot for hori.es. Wanted Grocery business nnd irralu elevator. F , D. Wead , ICth & Douglas. ZS01-H KOll SAM'S UISAI * ESTATE. HOUSES. LOTS. FARMS , LANDS. 1/MNB aeo. P. llcmls Real IS.tatu Co , , Paxton blk. RE IIS KOUNTZB PLACE HOMES AT MC ON THE dollar ; I2.2M. J3.COO to ( G.&OO ; tea photos at ICth and Fumaiu , Morse bide , J. J. nibfoii , fill First National bank bide. RE 175 PARTIES WANTING ACRE PROPERTY , IN tructa of from Il\o to forty ucrcs , mar thn city , denlrablo building li'ts or homes of from live to ten roormi , ut vu'y low ilk.en. ' . idiould sro Potter & Qeoigu Company , 8. W. cor. Hth it Fanuini streets. RE M4M 91 OMAHA SAVINGS RANK ACCOUNTS nOUOHT fur cash , taken at par ( or choice 1st mortgages or taken at par In rxchnngo for real estate at prncnt Ian * \alum , O , U , Wallace. Rrown block. ICth and Douglas , R-K9 | Ciixlii ) feet ; price. JlO.OOOj near ISth and Podzo MB , xCfl feet ; S2.7W ; ncsr ISth nnfl Capitol avenue , Comer , 100x145 feet , east , Ilnnrcom park ; ISM. Near 27th uml Mnmloreon streets , full lot , [ Ox 15 feet ; (100.00 John N , Frenzer , cpp. P , O. RK-U38J ABSTRACTS. THE BYRON RKEIJ COMPANY. HK-U : -R. COTTAUB AND LOT , SOMJI CITY WATER , JSV.M. ) bal ( mlU smith of depot , u barnaln , V. D , Wead , Kill .t Doiiiflai. RE-SOO-li * 5-R nOl'SB , SPLENDID CELLAR. HATH & co ct , ( ull lot , tl.CCO J300 cash , baUnca 7 per cent. II ocifH Juit outilje city limits , near Miller park , . East front lot , 40ta St. , between Farnam anil I.eav nnorth. ISOO. V , D. Wead. ICth ft-Douglas. UK 501-13 TYl'EAVIMTEUS. OUT THE REST TYPEWRITERS ; ( SUPPLIES. repairs. Unltid Typewriter & Suppllis Co. , mt F riuro tl , LOST. LOST , WEDNESDAY. NEAR 20TII & HARNEY etrcets , ladles * leather pocket book , contain ing 5 rings , keys and money ; Under will re turn to Dee ofllco and receive liberal reward. L-o't 103. LOST , ST. BERNARD , DROWN AND WHITE. 10 months old. answers name of Major ; liberal reward for return to 1709 Jackson. Lost M57S K * FINANCIAL. LIFE INS. POLICIES BOUGHT. W. F. HOLDEN SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES. NEW HOME , HOUSEHOLD AND WHITE senlng machine olllce , 1511 Cap. Avc. Tel 1574. 181 PHYSICIANS. DR. W. R. HOnnS. 2S16 SHERMAN AVENUH , Resumed practice. Telephone Office. 147 * ! ; residence. 374. . . FURNITURE PACICEU. GET M. S. WALKLIN'S PRICES ON FURNIture - ture packlne , repairing , upholstering ; mat tresses made and renovated ; 2111 Cumlner. Tel. 1331. 178 MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGE. GEORGE P. GELLENRECIC , RANJO , MANDO- lln nnd guitar teacher. Room 412 Dea Dldg. Tel. 238. 100 PAWNHROICERS. II. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY , 418 N , 18 ST. IIIQYCI.ES. NEW $100 FOWLERS JGS ; MIDLAND , 133. Illcyclcs repaired. Omaha Dlcycle Co.2C5 2C5 FAH.tr FOll RENT. DAIRY FARM. 4 MILES S. W. , FOR RENT ; SO acres ; fine buildings. D , C , Patterson , agent , 1023 Farnam. MOSS SUES & CO. , PATENT SOLICllOllS > , , Bco Bulullnp.Oinalm Oinalm Neb Adylco nnd 1'alont Hook KKEE , SOAI' HUIIIILUH STUAiXdELY MADE. A Ili'iniirUalili' Scene r\VItiiCHMcil In ( ho I'fiiiiHj-lvuiiIii oil ItcKlun , About half a mlle above Franklin , HP tlm Kiln rnilronil track , relates the Oil City mizznrd , Is to bo rccn ono of the niOHt curious nights In this country nnil ono which the reporter would not believe existed until yesterday , when ho went thcro with n friend. Appioachlng1 a email , sluggish stream , wo weio surprised to sea rlslni ; from the siir- fnco of the water a number of bubbles , which glistened In the aim Ilko g-lusn. It \\na a beautiful sight. Thu iridescent Hjiheres revolving1 swiftly niter the manner of soap bubbles , floated rapidly upward , some brcnklne ut a height of ten or twenty feet , others uoarlng away above the tree topu nnd out of sight , resembling , moro th.'in anything cil.se , gurgoous toy balloons. These bubbles were all sizes , from un Inch In diameter to moro than a foot. They were apparently much oironger and u great deal moro brilliant than ordinary rionp bubbles. A gns line nnd nn oil line had passed under the run at this point , within a few Inches of each other , and In each plpo was a Hnnill leak , Ths digging and refilling of [ the trcnchrs hud made a , dam which held a , few barrels of stagnant water. Tnere waa some nlknll In the muddy bottom , : which , In combination with the oil , formed K.iponule , a kind of soap. This , while not being a , perfect soap , WUB eultlclently sapo- naucoUH and cohesive to innko beautiful : bubbles when churned by the escaping gas. The fact "that Iho bublnea were- full of jras caufed them to ascend moro swiftly and the presence of the oil made , them more brilliant , many colored and unusu : ally beautiful. The bubbles are rising con stantly and can ba seen by any ono who desires to take a wall : out to where they , in . , The strength of these bubbles may be Imagined from the fact that small twigs , leaven , etc. , had been floating on the surface of the water and were curried up In the lni-ge bubbles , When Jlny or drowsy take Eeeoham's pills FROIT ANGEL TO DEMON- v ; _ ! ' ! , By Samuel W. McCoy. * ' " - ' - - - - - " - = . if. it . iffirr. . f t . . I At the ago of 18 ifntcla Darrett waa a Ideal beauty. She was ono of those favore daughters on whom ritUaffc seemed to hav lavished her charms a , tcrjaaturo nil bright ness , grace anil sweetness. ) sent Into th world to carry sunshine. , and gladness whcr over she went. Her dark'eyes were largo an lustrous , nnd through them could bo see the kindness and simplicity of her heart Her silken hair was oJ an auburn color , an fell In wavy tresses to her waist. Her ski was soft , whlto and clear , with sufllclcn crimson In each check to Indicate perfec health. Her lips were cherry-rod , and who parted with a smile they revealed her Ivory white , well-shaped teeth glistening Ilko row of pearls. Her throat was full nnd round Add to this the fact that nor hody was per fectly symmetrical , every 'lineament adding to the sum total of beauty , a superb car rlagc , grace In every movement , and yov have some Idea of this charming young woman. Marcla was tully aware of her utrlklni beauty , but this Is not a matter of wondc slnco half of the young men In her clrclo o acquaintances were on , thalr knees to her On her debut Into society she at once be cams the uncrowned queen of the Httlo socla world , nnd other beauties who had hitherto reigned supreme were thrown Into a shadow by her superior charmk Her quick wit sunny disposition and delightful , girl-life manners , won all hearts to her. In the throng of admirers , who constantly swarmed about this lovely girl , was a young gentleman named Ilarold llecd. Ho wai handsome , well educated , came ot nn eland < and worthy family , and held a high and responsible ) position In the business world So far In llfo ho had escaped the charms of tha gentler sex , but at first eight ho fel deeply In love with pretty Marcln. Her transccndant beauty nnd queenly grace kin died the tire In his breast , nnd It burned with such fervor that It all but consumed him With what ecstatic Joy ho perceived tha the woman ho loved looked kindly on him She liked him very mueh more tlinn any other of her countless aam\rers \ and she dli not hide It from him. In those many little artful ways , peculiar to women , and so readily understood by a man In love , she told hln that his affection was reciprocated , In t measure , at least. His honest heart wai filled with unspeakable , Joy. As ho pressec his suit , with what rapture did he feel tha he was loved In return- and that ho woulc soon possess the object ol hla adoration ! How bright nil the world eeemed to him now How delightful waa llfej Everything lookec beautiful to him , for a man who Is lovei where he loves sees only the sunny side o" the world. O , beautiful Marcln ! What a good and great talent has been1 given you ! A smllo from you causes a Heart ? ? to overflow will gladness , and sends a. ray of sunshine ou Into the world , an Immeasurable Influence for good. ' ( i t Business was now a mUtter of secondar ; Importance to happy , Ihfatuatcd Harold Ueed Ho thought of little1''else but the blleafu days when ho should.'caU . ; Marcla "wife.1 Ho lived only for hqr. feThe trivial thing that had commanded his attention were un noticed now. Ho had > Blven himself up com pletely to the pursuit1 ofHlils fair creature and his success waa s6 _ plainly apparent tha his friends openly congratulated him upon It Thus Harold livedfor. months the liapples of men.-i Truo. ho badrnnt openly declarec Ills love to the beautiful girl and formally asked for 'tier ; hand , bUt'-he knew'that ' sh read lis ljjartta ( ? If 'lf'lkd ' been/an' open I ( During iiis"VlmoJarcl 1'too1I"j\f KaP > r She had been awakened lo the power tha lay In herulleauty and tO'see herself idollzec had a strange charm and fascinatloir-for her She was conqueror and her field of conques was In the- hearts of itfen. ' * "She well knew that Harold adored her" and In a way she returned his affection. She loved lilm , but not with , that ardor with which a woman should love the man shi would imake her husband. She dally ex pected. him to unbosom himself and ask fo her hand. "What would she answer ? Could she forego the pleasures the world had In store for her ami take up the duties of a wlfo ? Could she , Hvho had Just begun to taste the sweets of conquest , glvo them up so soon ? Could she , for the sake of ono man , barter away years of-triumph so great so enchanting that to enjoy It for a single day scores of women woiild have sold thorn selves Into purgatory ? Ono night Harold stood at the piano listen Ing while Marcla sang. Her voice was as sweet as that of n nightingale. On this nigh she sang as she never sang before , or a least .Harold thought so. The rich music entered Into his soul and fanned the flame of his love to a yet fiercer heat , . The singing ceased , yet he still heard that sweet voice To everything else ho'Was dead nnd only knew that his heart was full. Coming upon Marcla nt an opportune tlmo and place , al most before ho was aware of It and scarce ! } knowing what ho did , ho poured out to her In eloquent words the .story of his love and asked her to become his wife. This sudden outburst.of a , full heart did not surprise her. She had , calculated on It. Again she reflected : "Ho asks mo to give up all my pleasures for him. I was made to chine , and he asks mo , to obscure my light for his sake. It Is asking lee much of me. " Then sho-turned to him and said In a. low , firm voice : "No , nol It cannot be. " Poor Harold's face became pallid. He was stunned. For a moment he contemplated the cold beauty before him , and then , his head dizzy anil his whole body trembling , he reeled and staggered from the room. The lofty castles Jio had erected came down with a crash. His liappy dream" was at an end , His hope was gone. His very llfo was crushed within him , and henceforth his struggle was to bo that ot a heartbroken man. Had Jlils beautiful woman thrust a dagger Into his heart It would have been an act of mercy compared to the cruel stab of her words , which must embitter and blacken his whole future llfd , ail the worm that eats Into the heart.of , a tree emblttors the wood , When Marcla was alone In her room that night she stood b'9forp"ho | mlror and con templated her great beauty. She felt then , more than over before , itior power over men. "How greatly I | iaveMeen blessed , " She thought. "Beauty Is mt talent , ana "It would bo wasting It to glvo Tuyiblf up to tho'dull illltles of a wife , NO JO" I must shlno In the world nnd enjoy m.yopquests , Notwithstanding the'lac/i / that she secretly enjoyed the overthrown.imd dlscomflturo of poor Harold , because it'Bljdwed the extent of tier power , her head myWavlly on the pll- loyv that night. Slio 'IMt'fteraM guilty and laer conscience upbrajde.jb.er. } But she bad not , loved deeply , andafjVe saw no more of Harold , he was soon Iwfiolten. Another young man Involved the beautiful ? lrl's attentions. Kvt/n'As' / ' Harold had done , this now lover basket fn ? her smiles while Jlio led him to tbo greflft'lielght from which ho , too , was thrown Iqt fie abyss of despair ' ind misery. \ ) Still another , and another , fell victims to Marcla's unsurpassable ! beauty and charm. In return for their bllnff , mad love their tiearts were bruised and broken their lives Qllod with bitterness. " " " Infatuated with her'sertso of power , Marcla sontlnued her wicked work , and was able to sxult over the ruin and desolation aho wrought without be-ing punished by her con science. When she 1ml sent .Harold Heed trom her , a crushed being , she had recoiled rom the thought of ( he deed. But , like an jxecutloner , who , nt tbo beginning ot his : aroer would become laliit-hearted at sight jf a drop of blood , with a little practice at ils awful work Is able to chop on a human lead without a quaver of a nerve or a hought of pity , so Marcla's cruel heart soon lellghtcd In her work of destruction , A few short years flsw by , Marcla was low three-and-twenty , What a wonderful bango these fleeting years have wrought n lier. The cruelty qf Tier heart and. her * Irked ambition. Jiad galped the mastery iver her body no leas than over her mind. I'hoao beautlfu ) features nere dlitorted even IB her maiden Innocence and purity bad icen supplanted \yltli stflQuIinejss and Its ilndred evils. Thp transformation had been ilow , unobserved.and , therefore buro. When iloao in her room , standing before the nlrror , her face rid of the Jalie emllea and - v T1ft I- f , " If ? If.1 * t1 ? " * f * | * - * ! ; * -f.v forced cheerfulness eho was now compelled to wear as a mask , and she looked at her self as she really was , eho shuddered ft what she saw. Her eyes , her mouth am lips , Jier brow , all assumed a demonlaca expression , nnd the gladsome smile was replaced placed with the grin of a fiend , gloating over -wicked triumphs. She would turn In horror from the glass , exclaiming : "What ovll spirit possesses mo that my face of which I was once so proud has now the expression ot demons and devils ? " Had she looked into the Innermost re cesses of her heart she would have found the cause for the transformation of her features There eho would tiavo seen unfaithfulness cruelty and the wicked ambition to ensnare men , only to rojolco In crushing thorn. A wise Creator never Intended A black hear and a condemning conscience to go with an angel's face. To look beautiful one must bo beautiful. What a price poor Marcla had paid for her five short years of conquest ! By a mighty effort and as a result of much practice before the glass eho managed to continue to shine as a beauty. Night aftc night her real ugliness was hidden under a mask ot deceptive , smiles and an outwan show of kindness. But to be n constant am successful deceiver IB a very trying tnul and. It was always with great relief that she reached her room after these nightly ordeals There she could be alone , nnd with no human eye to observe her she could throw off the mask. No one can doubt that such a llfo mus bo a miserable ono. She began to think that oho was the most unhappy creature on earth. But her cup was not yet full. Sh < had a vague fear that her heart was dcat within her , for , though eho had many hand some , accomplished and worthy men In the list ot her suitors , none of them nwakcne < In her breast a spark of love. She trlci to love , but could not. Must she pass the remainder of her llfo In loneliness and miser ] because she had not the power to love' ' The thought haunted her night and day , ant brought her oven moro anguish than the ter rible transformation she saw when she Btoot before the mirror. She had done worse than to bury her talents she had put them to n wicked use and she must reap as she hai sown. About this time a man named Lawrence Wyllo made his appearance In the little social world , and ho Immediately became one of the number who paid homage to Marcla Barrett. It was whispered about that he was wealthy , nnd that ho was descendoc from a good family. These rumors were sufficient to glvo him entrance Into society Ho had dark hair and eyes , was tall , straight and well formed. He was young and woulc have been handsome but for a sinister ex pression that sometimes showed on his face despite his continual outward show of gen tleness and affability. Ho lived In magnifi cent style nnd was considered a very clever fellow. Something In this man touched a cord In Marcla's heart , and kindled there a feeble fire ot love. With what Joy she hailed the return of those feelings of which she had thought herself no longer capable ! A new llfo seemed to open up .before . lier a life worth living. Her love waxed stronger and her Joy was great. She resolved never again to trifle with love. She would marry this man and spend the remainder of her days In such a way as at least partly to atone for her misdeeds. As the day set for the wedding approached she began to feel that after all her life waste to bo a happy one. She loved this man passionately , and never doubted his attach ment for her. She began already to bo happy again , although , many times , the fiend , over which. ho seemed to have triumphed , tempted her to discard this , as she had her former lovers , and enjoy the sight of his angubh 'and misery. But Jier better nature made a heroic struggle. She yfell knew that should she trifle now , the power to love would leave her , never to re turn , and her future .life would bo but a dreary waste her heart desolate. Now It was not always a forced smile that played on her face , and the task ot hiding the monster that had possessed her was no longer so hard. To her , as she stood before the' glass , It seemed that her old , natural beauty was returning. The wedding morning came. It was a beautiful day In Juno. The sun shone brightly , the air was full of the en-eel scent of bud and blossom and the gladdening songs ol birds. All nature seemed to smile nnd Marcia felt that it was a propitious sign for her. Was heaven so kind that she , who hail caused so much misery in the world , was now to enter upon a llfo of sunshine and bliss ? The arrangements for the wedding were on a scale of magnificence befitting the marriage of ono who had been an Idol In the social world. For five ana one-half years she had reigned as queen ot beauty and now that she was to be married the event must bo attended * with due pomp and circum stance. The largo house was filled with gueats. Men and women of wealth , Influence and distinction were there. The rooms were lavishly and richly decorated. Money was not eparod. Everything that could add to tho. brilliancy of the affair was secured and Marcla felt that that day was to be to her a double triumph. Her wedding trousseau was In keeping with her station and wealth. As she sur veyed herself , arrayed In her bridal costume , she indeed presented an appearance of daz zling brilliance , and her breast heaved with Joy and pride. Her face was wreathed In smiles this beautiful morning , her checks { lowed , her eyes sparkled , her step was light. She felt that , for all her conquests , the hour of her great trium5 > h was come , The hour set for the ceremony was approaching preaching , the guests were assembled , but the bridegroom had not arrived. "What If lie ohould not come ? " 'thought Marcla. As the idea Hashed through her mind she turned deadly pale. Her face , that had glowed with happiness all morning , was Instantly clouded with a dark expression , full of despair , liatrod and desire for revenge. Her beauti ful countenance was changed In a twinkling lo the face of a fiend , and had any ono bo- jold her nt that moment they certainly would have been frightened , "My God ! " she exclaimed. "If ho should lot cornel If ho , whom I love so dearly , nnd n whom I have trusted so Implicitly , should deceive me , dishonor mo and humiliate me before all these people ! They who would se cretly rojolco at my discomfiture and gloat over It ! To bring ridicule on me ! I , who lave soared so lijgh , to be crushed at ono jlow" These terrible thoughts overcame her , and , burying her face In her hands , uho sank down on a couch. But she soon began to collect her scattered senses and to reason. It was absurd , she reflected , to have given I'erself up to such strange and unwarranted thoughts. Her lover had probably met with jomo accident that had detained him , and It yet lacked a full half-hour of tbo appointed line * Pei haps he was at that mornent.hur- rylng toward the bouse. Then she consid ered that eho would mnko a very sorry np- icaranca as a brldo In such a state of dls- ractlon , So she composed herself and soon resumed her cheerful manner , About this time there arrived at the house i young gentleman who had been considered t particular friend of Lawrence Wyllo. Soon after his arrival a very strongo rumor was set afloat in the house and spread julckly to every ono present. It wa to the effect that tbo man who was that day to mvo taken Marcla Barrett for his wife had ltd from the city. This stranger who had ; njoyed the society of the best people had , it the last moment , been discovered In his real character that of a base villain and lypocrlte , Besides being an impostor ho VHH a rascal of the flrut water. He had oncocted a scheme which was rendered easy jy the position he was allowed In the social vorld , by which ho was to have defrauded a justness firm out of some thousands of dol- ars. For eorae reason Ills plans miscarried it the very last , and his scbemoi were re pealed to the police. However , he had heard hat the ofllccrs were on his trail , and made ; oed hla escape , The wbolo house was thrown Into con- uslon by the startling Intelligence. Marcla'u amlly and friends were shocked and humlll- Ued , Even those who had secretly envied nd even bated the handsome woman , be- auso of her beauty , "were humbled by the liought that they had all been more or less Icttmtzed by the perfidious Wyllo. Ho had lot carried off their gold , but he had pasiod mong them a * a eentleman and had been -ecelved Into their houses aa a friend and honored guest. Mrs. Barrett. Marcla's mother , fainted outright. Mr. Barrett , beIng - Ing better able to control the tempestuous emotions aroused by the sudden news , left the house to find K the story \vero true. The polled confirmed , the rumor. Before taking bis flight the 'heartless fraud Indited & few words to poor Marcla , fully disclosing to her the cause of his sudden departure , and tolling her that she would never see his face again. While the guests In the drawing1 room wcro Just beginning1 to recover from the amazement and consterna tion Into which they had been thrown , this letter reached her. She broke the seal and At a glance read her fate. With a shriek , like the bitter cry of despair from the depths of a lost soul , she eank to the floor. A few months later had you vl ltod a certain madhouse , where wo sco tb true typo of the demon In human form , and passed up nhd down the long corridors , looked through the Iron bora Into every cell , you would have found the moot diabolical , fiendish , ghoulish looking face , In nil that house of ovll , to bo the face ot the once beautiful Marcla Barrett. She had sown with a free hand and her harvest was abund ant. She had been given a great and good talent , but had used It to her own destruc tion. Current Literature Flvo short stories are embraced under ono cover nnd named after the first , "Tho Last Itecrult ot Clare's , " by S. U. Kelghtlcy. The first ot these , bearing Above tttlo , tolls ot the slcgo of Rayonvlllc , wherein the Irish regiment In the employ ot Louis XIV , of which Dillon Is then lieutenant , distin guishes Itself , and Mahouey , a sergeant , saves a llttlo orphaned boy who becomes the pet ot the regiment at once. The description of the death of the boy nnd ot Mnhoney Is the climax of the story. Dillon reappears In two other tales , "Tho King's Favor" and "Tho Knees of Kate , " the latter giving an account of Dillon's accidental discovery of ono of Madame do Pompadour's state eccrcts nnd his Immediate restoration to favor and pros perity. Harper & Bros. , Now York. Mo- gcath's. "When Hearts are Truo. " by Fannie E. Ostrandcr , Is a story full of heart-trying sus penses that end with a removal of the clouds that darken two lives. The lovers both be lieve themselves frco at the time of wooing , though the hero , Lawrence Arlington , has a wlfo ho does not lovo. Though sorely puzzled over the problem of the binding sacrodneas of marriage when there Is no love In the union , they decide an a renunciation of each other. The unloved wife , fortunately for them , dies and the two lovers are happily united , the happier for the course they had adopted. Laird & Lee , Chicago. In "Natural Law In the Business AVorld , " Mr. Walter W. Felts endeavors to trace the evils ot the day to violation ot what he Inter prets as the "natural law" of trade. Mr. Felts is remarkably lucid and often elo quent In the fervent zeal with which ho pur- suns his theme , 'but ' a lack of sound concep tion of fundamental principles leads htm astray , landing him as an exponent of Homo prevalent isms rather than as a creator of harmony In Industrial science. Thus , ho largely engages In denouncing trusts , an alleged corner of the money of the country , tariffs and speculative-land protective owner ship as the primary evils , mixing brilliant truths with gross misconceptions and Im practical remedies. Published by the author , 112 Fifth avenue , New York. The third part of Manlo Sands' "The Op- posltes of the Universe" Is devoted to n dis course about God , In which Imaginary parties participate. The writer states his object In the work "to demonstrate that the universe Is a whirl of opposltcs , and that these opposltcs , such as love and hate , good and ovll , light and dark , etc. , are eternal , which-Implies that they are neither crcatablo nor destroyable , when the whole kosmos Is considered. " Both sides of the questions In volved are discussed with fine discernment. Peter Dckler , New York. John Strange Winter's new story , "Grip , " gives us a rather Improbable bull dog , whose young Yorkshire master comes from a family In which that name runs as a hereditary motto. George. Somers prides himself upon his Inveteracy , and when his sweetheart Jilts him for a titled Frenchman he decides upon vengeance. For eight years ho nurses the determination to kill hla rival , and through all sorts of difficulties makes hla way to his victim , thei suddenly ho falls In love with a younger sister of his old sweetheart and all ends happily. Stone & Klmball , New York. Megeath's. "Tho Story ot the Chosen People , " by II. A. Guerber , comprises a scries of tales derived from the Old Testament , told from a purely secular standpoint , simply as historical stories , without any reference to their doc trinal or religious significance. The book Is well adapted for supplementary reading In schools , the narrative being written In the simplest style and easily within the com prehension ol pupils In the third and fourth reader grades. It Is beautifully Illustrated ; > y twenty-two full page reproductions of celebrated paintings , and by numerous small cuts , and by sketch maps of Jerusalem and the Holy Land. American Book Company , Chicago. The green and yellow heroines with floral soubriquets who have been aflllcting ua with their unnaturally hued lives and nauseating rraukness must go ! The sensitive mind of the constant reader has decreed It. For Phroso Is hero sweet , womanly Phroso. With Phroso to read about ono cares no moro for any world but hors. To make her ac quaintance properly , Mr , Anthony Hope Hawkins has devised most clever dialogue , very exciting adventures , and thrilling cli maxes to carry ono suitably and effectively to an Intimate and appreciative friendship with Lady Euphrosyno of Neopolla. After Lord Charles Wheatloy has bought the beau tiful island called Neopiila. situated In the Uedltorrancan , with Rhodes , the nearest and , 100 miles away , ho finds that the Ha lves are not so good-hearted nnd un sophisticated as represented. Enraged at the sale of the Island by Its owner , thfc'lr ' lord andrulcr , the Neopalltans begin an obstruc tive'campaign Immediately upon the arrival ot Whcatley and his friends. The now owner has no Idea of relinquishing without a struggle a purchase upon which . .70,000 mvo been paid and gives notice of hla In- tentlons. So there are the materials for a t rattling good talo. Add n scheming , villain ous relative of the murdered loid of the aland and the beautiful and charming daughter of the same lord and the story be comes a romance of first water , which It most assuredly la , but which It might not bo with I anything like the eamo feuccess were It not ho facile pen of Mr. Hawkins which takes > ho characters through their parts. The In genuity and harmony ot the plot strike one ) nero forcibly during the period of reflection ban at the time of reading , which Is a strong test for a story's structure. "Phroso" s as great a romance as "The Prisoner of /enda , " with the accent on the adventure clement and with a moro satisfactory , though not so dramatic , a finale. However , the next o the laet chapter sets the heart beating ast , but Phroso and her English but that's oiling a story which IB too good to be told , 'lio book is elaborately Illustrated by Wochalcr and bound In handsomely dec orated cloth , Frederick A , Stokes company , ow York. Mcgcatb's. "In the Old Herrlck House and Other Stories , " by Hllen Douglass Dcland , contains In nil three stories , the first , "In the Old Horrlck House , " telling how Kllrabeth Her rlck lived Mono In Philadelphia with her two aunts , who misunderstood her. She wrote to her father beeping him to conic homo to her , and she pined for other children until she got sick. Her father returned , and Eliza beth was the means ot finding an aunt who had been absent for many years. In "At the Camerons' , " Hilda nnd Hose Von Dalbors- dorf came to their grandmother's house to Hvo. Itoso was elolen by a French maid servant , but found again , nnd with bar her cousin Noel , who had been etolcn before. Harper & Bros. , Now York. Mogoath's. "Beauty and Hygiene" Is a simple treatise on cultivation nnd preservation of beauty , presented In seventeen chapters , each ono tolling how to t ko care of some particular feature or to deal with some defect. It la not an advertising scheme for nostrums , but the beauty to bo gained or taken , care of Is to hnvo that sort ot rational attention that the florist gives to his flowers to bring them to fullness ot bloom and perfection. U Is pointed out how to avoid excessive thinness as well as corpulence , and how to attain graca ot carriage and a sweet well-modu lated voice. 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