THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
May 5, 1898
K Ish'fflitfh AVI"
AVI"
"Oh May!" V
"Mr. Wllnprth
didn't call onl you
liittt ('v-niii(ft'l
"J)ld Mr. Vil-
IWUtll CUll Uat
evening?" I
May DuvIh, color
iri(f hotly, looked
npuHtlict two nlny
M'lwxilylrlH, tUiiir
alirlil volui-M ring
ing through thu
hoiiae, camo mailing Into thu i,y
little htudlo wIhtu Muy piiifitoil
placque and jmnola, and pant por
trait, j
"No," shit replied qui tly, "Wfiy?"
, Oertio Davla, and her pumiculnr
friend, Katie Lvona. I'xchiuiitetl sol
emnly algnlflcaiit glancea.
"Wo Utww," went on UohUi, Im
proHxIvnly, "that ho had aslicd per
mlaalon to call on you laxUevciiing.
We know ho did not. And win know,"
dropping her voice till it i noiimlod
really aepuluhral, "why hu roko IjIn
appointment."
"That I ahall alno know in good
time," nald May, Nomewhitt troatlly,
"I had a tele ram from Mr. WWmarth
l&ftt evening."
Mm remembered, howivjor, thai the
dmpatch had nald alinply:
"l'ardon my abavneu. Am unavoid
ably detained."
"I think I'll go home," ventured
Katie, a little nervously. "I'erliupn
May would rather not hear what we
aaw."
May, holding a palette and ahuaf of
brunhen, deliberately turned around
to face the Hpeaker.
"Tell all you have como to announce,
Katie," alio advlned, (juletly.
May Davla wan a pretty girl of 23.
Her face in repoNO had a gravity
which made her appear older than ahe
waa, but when tier mirlouHiioaa broko
In amllen ahe looked bewltchlngly gay
and youthful, Hep wavy brown hair
ahe wore parted, and brtiNhed almply
back from a fair, amooth brow. Her
aincere eyea were gray, ahadowed by
long, dark lanhea.
'Well," began Mia Lyotnt, who waa
at lha angular age of 14, "you know
that great brick building, the Lang
ham apartment Iiouho, which In Junt
acroaa the atreet from our place?"
May nodded, and Katlu went on.
"Well, luKt evening, (icrtle and I
you know (iertie waa at ay lug over
night with me were dreeing for a
elaaa aoelul in our room, when wo got
to talking about you and Mr. Wll
marth. (turtle waa Maying how much
he (teemed to think of you, and how
often he came to Mce you, and and
everything. All at one hhe waa
dreNHed and leaning ugniiiht the win
dow, waiting for me, ahe Haiti:
" 'Why, there he M' " burst In (hr
tie, unwilling that her friend should
longer monopolize the relation of their
aenaatlon in a nutshell. "And there
he waa! I could see him quite plainly
in the brightly lighted ro of the
Langham. And aa Katie and I were
watching him"
"A lady came into the room," ex
claimed Katie, breathlessly.
"And," cried both together, "he
kissed her!"
They atared, round-eyed, ut their
victim.
"la that all?" ipierled May.
"All!" repeated the Heandal-mon-gers,
faintly.
"Yea. Why shouldn't ho kiss her?
He may be engaged to her, for all we
know to the contrary. It seems to me
you have been exciting yourselves
needlessly."
"We we thought," stammered (ler
tle, "that he was engaged to you!"
"Mr. Wllmarth bus never honored
me with a proposal," May declared,
till In that level tone. "And now, if
MOr IKUII'tMl .
you f trU have nlhlitlf iur iiiimriaiil
la aay e. I hll I gUd ( an i.p
jH.rtutiity tu nnUh this pan I "
I'm U eg rhattl and atlu.t, the
f ifla 1'W tiivin,de awat , May r,
aul fativavd lh li U timd tltviu
h&a returuv.l to her aval, an I Urv.l al
tat wll,tt.ae nit the half aiiilfd
paavU Whal ugi, pratliug llunk'
taaj were! and ol eit hour the
had the Ua.l la.le l vwUIr llr m Uu
tiful & did ! aala lake up hvl
1LtW. &e umIv u there, fiiw uu.
a it uj.l.l way Uturf altl al
hat a .' ii4.
"Aa .ItHittaaw?'' nWd a la-uh
f tis.
The frjar4 h4t.lra. IVrUiaa
hat. a4 kikllitf ( ,aay
t.wdf tMirttiJ May Ua aha
ra4 the
,4 faUiBr'" ttlet tha Uit.ir,
fajljr, M aha fwhra.t he Mad
'Yh t(a4 ta iah f M
thvaUr )saity latl aie hiM
yHt h-l fit JU, Wtlmaiih tnut
W tl. Aa l. Uh44. Mr H
.aih fall4 V aaWiUHa
May Itlt tiil4 aad Udiaaah
IVm the hd ta Uaia a th
aUbwt hat ftdwlieta hr.ka ai
Tin m tJH
-Iff
pointment? Who, besides herself, was
joneerned with the fact that he hud
taid away?
"He sent me word that he was de
tained," ahe said, stilling her annoy
ance.
Nancy smiled, knowingly.
"He was. When we were taking the
suburban theater train at the North
Western, ho was seeing off a lady who
wuh g'dng on the Ht. Paul llyer. 1
knew he could not have been out this
distance and reached there by that
hour. Muy, dear perhaps I ought not
to mention It but you really should
know "
"Uo on," said May, In an even voice.
"Well, their parting was most af
fectionate. Hu kissed her, mid suid:
'I shall write you so mi, dear.' And
the answered: 'Io, Kdwin. I shall
be most anxious till 1 hciir from you.'
One of our party happened to recog
nize the young lady, who was ipilte
pretty, lie says she Is a gay. wealthy
young widow named Mrs. Vustine, and
Hint she lives In St. I'iiiiI. I told you
itll along, dear May, that I distrusted
Mr. Wllmurl-h. 1 feel so grieved for
yon, after till the attention he has
pc.Id yon."
"Oil, don't wasle your sympathy!"
mi id May, looking struliWit into her
friend's eyes with a serene smile.
"There Is no necessity whatever for
condolence, I assure you. And I do
not wish to hurry you, dear, or to seem
rude, but this panel is an ordo,, and I
am rather rushed to get it llnUiied by
the date mentioned."
"Oil!" murmured Nancy, taken
ubaek, "if that is the way you feel
about my kindness "
And, in a very bad humor Indeed,
she departed.
The young artist went back to her
hollyhocks. She thought them uglier
than ever. She deliberately lifted her
blender, und with a fuw awlft, cir
guliir strokes merged the varied, bril
liant tints In one Indistinguishable
daub. All ut once she luid aside
pulette, brushes, rest stick, and, lean
ing her head on her hands, burst into
tears.
Well-born, comfortably off, attract
ive, accomplished, she had had many
admirers, but not one had touched her
heart until she met Kdwin Wllmarth.
Her cheeks now burned with shame as
the recollected she had given him her
love unasked; but had not his man
ner toward her been that of the moat
eager lover?
The afternoon light faded. She
heard the street door open. Her father
must have come home. She would
hardly have time to dress for dinner.
Sho dropped her brushes Into a can of
turpentine, and rose listlessly. There
was a step in the hall without. A tull
form darkened the door-way. She
turned to sco Kdwin Wllmarth,
"I wonder If you will forgive me,
Misa Davis," he said, coming forward,
hat In hand, "for invading your re
treat. The servant told me I should
Hud you hero. I owo you an explana
tion as well as an apology for my fail
ure to keep my appointment last even
ing."
She did not answer him. In a kind
of a dream she waited for the explana
tion. She wondered faintly If people
were to keep forever coming up thoso
stulrs to talk about a mere absurd ap
pointment that had been broken.
One who Is very dear to mo," went
on Wllmarth, "whom I had not seen
for years, owing to my long absence
in'Kurope, chanced to bo in tho city
yesterday. Sho was leaving for her
home last evening. I know, you would
purdon me, if I took tho liberty of
wiring you my regrets. 1 went to tho
Langham -where alio was staying
with a friend. Sho so much wished to
make your ueuuintonco. I'm afraid "
with a boyish laugh, "I had raved of
you a good deal."
May felt the warmth como buck to
her heart with a rush.
Who who is she?" sho asked, In a
voice that to her sounded far away.
"OKI I not tell you? How stupid of
me: Mie la my only sister a widow.
Her name Is Yaatino Cynthia Vastine.
Sho lives in St. I'aul. Why what la
wrong, May? You have been crying,"
He hud just caught a glimpse of her
face, till now resolutely turned from
the light.
( spoiled my panel. It la abso
lutely ruined."
"That l a pity. Hut, May "
"Yes."
"1 told Cynthia mv hopoa. She la ao
mux ions for ni v sake. What can I
write her? That you care for ma at
all -I love you ao! IHar. will vou
trust your future lit my hauda?"
She lifted to hi a radiant fao.
"Most etinndenlly," nha whispered,
tlerlio Havls and Katie Lyon eon-
tided to rach other that May certainly
could nt have any pride. Mlsa I.udara
Hwlaimml reponillllty after having
warned May eoneeriiing hi treach-
erous cHiluet. Hut when thav
letiriifd thai Mr. and Mr. Wllmarth
r about .i pay a visit ,i lha
ru aistrr -the I'frtly SI. IHml
widow, Mr YaUuaitot una ut lha
iSre id. - ,dd 4tt
i v. H iua In hoppia' la lha lal
rttcttti.iu t (ha tratlot prlii-
ipte II lia tsu rl la Hrba.
lit.) I.)tuti.( m h H.atlofi4 !
l I h mtutr f h .H ity r
n. . uf faiMiliv litiii in a ttfh
Uhfc. wh.i hoy lhl frM'tta,
'!, t4 aa4 tlar lata tarou-.
.urvho.f arfm Th aat tail
epo lhm tvary iworalarf, rlv
taoir wriiioH irdt aw4 rvhMa at
""'la It aw karvyaaa
Ua thai way r patat I thta
ipniMy,
ia h mia HaMt.
V lha Tth hath ay fotm
in How la tvarr warrtaa-a olra,
lha h4Ua4 aaalaf U alUw hla
if rlal m Valhia
tarp.a, If It fc ilhhU, aha haa
Mily la g t hf, U ra4L aa4 lar
Kt ati ri,U 4owa H Ika awi
Uaial U la r4raa4, II la ft
aa4 M4inMf
THE CUM HABIT.
It Dupniiiin On the I'olnt of Vleer In Ite
illlM Vpita It MerlU.
"It boats all how the gum habit is
growing," the puasengur in the anuff
colore 1 suit wai saying. "There are
not less than half a do.on young
women in this ear chawing gum."
"l see, answered the passenger
with tho heavy gold watch-chain.
"Well, I can suy one thing; I never
chew it."
"Neither do I. It's u detestable
habit,"
"It Is indeed."
"And it doosn't do anybody any
gooi., It snot only offensive but ut
terly profitless."
"Profitless? I'm not so sure of that,
lly thu way, I am just starting with
my family for u tour through Kuropu,
We shall bo gone about six month."
"What has that got to do with the
gilin-ehewing habit?"
"Nothing, except that I'm the pro
prietor of a chewing gum factory,"
A .Mills I ip'),
A workman uamud Morlarity was
engaged In casting metal for thu mini-
ufacture of ordnance at Woolwich ar
senal, when he lost his balance and
fell into a liii'u Ingot containing
twelve tons of molten steel, The metal
was at vvhltu heat, and, of course, the
unfortunate man was utterly con
sume I in less time than it takes to
ti ll It. The Kurdish respnel for th 1
do id ii prulsuwortliy enough, but In
this instance It was carried to 11 ridic
ulous extreme, Thu s ileiiiii old fogios
of the wur department held u confer
ence and decided not to profane thu
(lend by using thu st-el In tho manu
facture of ordnance, and that enor
mous chunk of metal was actually in
terred, and a Church of Kngland cler
gyman read services for the dead
over it,
It was a surly tramp, to whom the
cook had given something to eat, and
more than oncu while ho wus putting
it away sho felt liko pouring a tea
kottlcful of hot water down his neck,
but tho feeling of charity which had
prompted her to food him restrained
her from getting even with him. Hu
got through after awhile and was
starting off without so much as u
"thanks" or "good morning" or any
thing. "Here," sho said sharply,
"haven't you got anything to say
after as good n dinner at that?"
"Naw," ho retorted, "d'yer think I'm
Chancy Depoo?" and what the cook
aaid to him wai much more appropri
ate In Its application than it would lie
for the columns of a public print.
Yellow .1 urlilly Among Color.
It Is a curious fact that the color of
yellow, whether It bo vegetable or
animal, is much more permanent than
uny other hue. The yellow of u
Dower's petals Is the only color known
to botanists that is not faded or entire
ly dischurgud upon being exposed to
the fumesof tho sulphurous acid. Take
the viola tricolor (heart's ease), at an
Illustration. If exposed but a mom 'lit
to these fumes the purple tint im
mediately takes its Might., und In tho
wull-llowor tho yellow shines as
brightly as over after all other colors
have Hod.
Wife W mi U.I.
Wile wnnted-Age .'15 to 55, with little
means. I ask for ncipmiiitaiice. Am a
widower unincumbered, temperate, use
notobuc, but little menus, good stand
ing in church und society,
U. C. Dan, York, Neb.
Give the Children a Drink
called Grain-O. It la a delicious, appe-
tiling, nouriauing 100a anna 10 iat
ha nlaAA nf flnffuu. SnM h n.11 crrooera
and lilcm! hv all who have used it be
cause, whoa properly prepared it t as tea
like toe nneat oonae DUi is ire irom an
ita injurious properties. Qrain-0 alda
digestion and strengthens the nerves. It
la not a stimulant, but a health builder,
and obildren, aa well aa adults, can drink
it with great benefit Costa about aa
much aa eonea, 10 ana aoo.
The Farmers' Mutual Hail
Insurance Association.
CorrMpontleiifie Contlui'teil by J. M. Nan-
furtl, (leaernl Manager of the f armer'
Mutant Hall Insurance Auclntlon nf
ralrneia, Mel.raaka.
The Farmer's Mutual Hall Insurance
asaoclatlon of Fairfield, Nebraska, la the
only Incorporated hall Insurance asso
ciation doing busiiHMW on (he mutual
plan In the state and has auccded un
dr the able niauagamunt of Ita present
eorpeul olllivrs in av Kigali loaera II
baa ever suauuis lu lull without any
prorating or waling down and la the
only mutual bad liieureuee waaoeiathta
that baa aier been. aucenMlul iu Ne
braska. It ta doing Imellieaa tttidW the new
mutual hail iaauraaee law iaJ la 'VI
and paid nearly 1,km ,( tumm duriun
Ita Drat year under said law tmid r-
ballot bach lo Ha nioitiWn aa their
hare of the profits id the huaiaeaa over
U.lHHllwea.h. It teal -reul aader
lae etialrul l Ike awmeoin.wra It worked
aalef Ul tear lwil H. .V S.ly, pree
lhal, J. II. Haalurd, vaeral ataaager,
J. J. Wait I lee, ewreiary. Its fmra
are all aadvt Uu4 la a good relialde
sorely ha4 eoaiiHsar. It kaa Its koine
ettlwa la I airfield, .Nebraska, and has
bi hraarh urtlea any here, Ha hraaeh
Mtfi la IJaetUa lal year havia pro tea
aiteaiialw. uf y a4 ha duwuatiaaed.
It has aasuaaeatwa whatever with aa
Mlhef had laauraaew wws,iaiuta, Thta
uataay wrule ahvat f itUt.iHH) id hail
lasaraaew dara th aa mater vl 't
a4 auw Kwks ht a tierr ssavh Urr
heeiaxwa 4val the awiawer att
Thi aesssHalMm a awie, theaf aa4 re
liahH It prMMiiaws )t 111 prxtiwiuia
aaiast Ikal at aoaf id t slave
hail, aa4 alaaya falllUi I la ?ey
pro a litmt wliuw aay rlhet rw
Wa.U4 had taawraae assneMatHm ta
owdatak ft hat I wear uh waa that
Mwaaam arytavtevHi aa4 kea It prss'
Gained 22 Pounds in 5 Weeks
From the Iljatundur, Maoorab, III;
Alderman Louis W. Camp of our city
has quite astonished his friends ol into
by a remarkable gain iu weight. IIh has
gained T2 pounds in five weeks. Tlioi-e
of his friends who do not know the facts
ol his sickness will read with interest the
following:
"I was broken down lu health and ut
terly miserable," said Mr. Cump to our
reporter. "1 whs unable to work most
of the time and so badly afflicted with a
form of stomach trouble that life was a
veritable nightmare.
I tried various n medics, but during
the six months of my sickness I obtained
no relief. I hud always been a robust,
healthy man and sick icms bore heavily
upon me.
About two years ngo I was advised to
try Dr. William's I'mk l'ills (or i'ale J'eo
tile. 1 purchased one box and received
so much benefit that 1 used five more
ami was entirely cured. I trained twentv
two pound in live weeks. (Since I
stopped taking the pills I have scarcely
nu'l nn ache or pain.
INTKIIVIK.WINO TIIIC AMJKII.VMN
Dr. William's 1'ink l'ills restored me
to health and I most heartily recom
mend them.
L W. Camp 011 oath snys that the fore
going statement is true.
W, W, MKUMN,
Notary l'ubllo.
Following Is the physician's certificate
us to Mr. Camp's present condition:
"l am a regularly licensed physician
of Macomb, McDonnoiigh county, III.
I have fjry recently examined Mr. j. vv.
Cump as to his general physical condi
tion uim mm the same to be all that
could be desired, appetite und digestion
good, sleeps well und has all the evi
dence of being In good physical condi-
tiisi. Hami ki, M. ICi hki., M.I).
(Subscribed and sworn to before me
(his 20th day of (September, 1897.
VV. W. MKI.OAN.
Notary Public.
A NEW PAIR OF EARS.
Remarhslils font In Siirnnry I'erfornieit
by a French l'hylilii.
At the Illeetre hosnltal. In Paris. th
well known surgeon, M. I.andry, bus
performed a curious oneratlon on n.
workman of llelglum nationality.
The llelgian, It appears, got drunk a
short time ago, and was taken to the
police station at (Jentilly when in a
state of utter helplessness. While he
was In the cells another drunkard, a
mechanical enilnoer named Maehant.
was brouirht In In a statu bord erlntr
on delirium tremens. Maehant was In a
terribly excited statu, and hn at.tucL-
ed his fellow prisoner with extraordin
ary ferocity, striking him and, hor
rible to relate, biting off both his ears.
When he came to himself Maehant
became very penitent, and asked to bo
taken to the bedside of his victim.
who was now In the Jlicetro hospital,
in order to ask his forgiveness. Dr.
Landry, who wus there, said: ".should
you like to give him back bis ears?"
"Certainly," said tho man. "Then."
said tho doetor, "lot mo cut a couplw
of small slips of flush from your arm,
and it can be done." The miin con-
sented and tho doctor did us ho had
euggested. The pieces of flesh ho
shaped as well as he could to tho like
ness of a pair of ears, and joined them
to the wounded places. According to
the latest accounts tho operation lias
been a complete success.
A GOLD FISH.
lleaullful Kifli'liiiKii of thu .lupaiiean
rauraka Kixi'iilly Caiiaht.
i. A. (luinan I, of thu N.i lo in hotel,
San Francisco, was IKhing ut Santa
Monica when he caught what ut tlrst
sight uppeured to bu u solid lump of
gold. When the pi-Ut was safely
landed it proved to bo u specimen of
the Japan tlsh known a the ptp
raka, an I by experts it Is said to
le thu lirst of iti kind over caught on
that const.
Thu Hsh is a beautiful creature, bo
lug exactly the color of burnUhed
gold an I of kfttuv ful contour. It Is
about nine incites in length, tiro
inches iu width an I u bout oui an I a
half Inches thick. The hea I Is short
and the in. u tli s'litll, but full of rotv
of sharp frontal t-elli. Thu dorsal
Hn Is of short loiijih. but U lmr,ily
aurrated, and continue alou? the
back, ending In a Ur;r Hu which, in
0011 Devi 1011 w.t'i a i'orrji.iii I n one
underneath tin l 1 U an I the tail,
give tl ltt) e.i-4iH'n of a three
tailed n-.li
A reuisrW ili!e f,ilur of I'u Imauli
f al It'll U Unit il is ftintUlio I sv t! Im.i
dUltuel 1 of gill. The eesre
prouiliieitt an I bri fSt vellow In end r
Caaeareta alliuulata liver, hldueya
and Iniwelei neer sic he a, wewken or
Mvim like.
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Hor Ho Oultltratora. mlo. Y.vnrv imu'liliiii U fullu wnrrtinteA
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for building and cemetery work. Several hundred finished
Monuments of modern design always on hand.
SAVE MIDDLE MAN'S PROFIT AND DEAL
DIRECT
Write for cuts and prices. A personal call preferred. Address,
Cor. ijtb and O Sts.,
MERCHANTS DINING HALL.
Corner 11th and P Sts.. Lincoln, Neb.-O
GOOD ME ALS1 Oo
Serve! at all Hours. : : : MRS. TURBETT Proprietor.
ARMERS, FARMERS, FARMERS!
A SPECIAL invitation is extended to the farmers
of Lancaster County and vicinity (since spring
Is approaching) to call at our place of business
and get prices for your spring Painting. Our
quotations will surprise you. Why buy In
ferior goods, when the best can be purchased
for the same money? We have It, and give
you a guarantee with every article. jjjjAjk
Our past experience has taught us that the larmer
uses as good an article as anybody, and why
not give them the worth of their money? We
guarantee that you will receive the best ol
treatment and satisfaction. Respectfully,
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STANDARD GLASS & PAINT CO..
J. B. MEYEP.
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GROUND ROCK SALT
FOR STOCK.
Use Tock Salt
for
Hidce, Pickles,
Maats, Ice Cream,
Ice hakiir,
Ferliilzinu, Lc, &.o.
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Lyons and Ita. vo", I'r.n.
SALT CO., FT. 107::::. Mo
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TORMINMfMENTS
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Bulky Spring-Tooth Harrow,
of our
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Agts., 934 P St, Lincoln. Neb
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PHILLIP MATTER.
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