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"It is false! it is false! Where did vou learn
" I have seen Parisian women at the Isle of
France, and u l'oiidicherrv, niv lord. Moreover,
I learned a go d deal during our voyage; I talked
with a young officer, while you conversed with'
the young priest."
" So, like the sultaus of our harems, civilized i
men require of women the innocence they h.tve
themselves lost."
"They require it the more, the less thev have
of it, niv lord."
"To require without any return, is to act as a
master to his slave; by what right?"
" By the right of the strongest as it is among
us, my lord."
"And what do the women do?" "They pre
vent the men from being too ridiculous, when
they marry, in the eyes of the world."
" But they kill a woman that is false? said
Djalma, raising himself abruptly, and fixing upon
Faringhea a savage look, sparkled with lurid
fire.
"They kill her, my lord, as with us when
they find her out."
"Despots like ourselves! Why then do these
civilized men not shut up their women, to force
them to a fidelity which they do not practice?"
" Because their civilization is barbarous, and
barbarism civilized, my lord."
"All this is sad enough, if true," observed
Djalma, with a pensive air, adding, with a species
yji enthusiasm, as usual, the mystic and figurative
language .familiar to the people of his country:
" Yes, your talk afflicts me, slave for two drops
of dew blending in the cup of a flower, are as
hearts that mingle in a pure and virgin love; and
two rays of light united in one inextinguishable
flame, are as the burning and eternal joys of
lovers joined in wedlock."
Djalma spoke of the pure enjoyments of the
soul with inexpressible grace, yet if; was when he
painted less ideal happiness, that his eyes shone
like stars; he shuddered slightly, his nostrils
swelled, the pale gold of his complexion became
vermilion, and the young prince sank into a deep
reverie.
Faringhea, having remarked this emotion, thus
spoke: " If, like the proud and king-bird of our
woods, you prefer numerous and varied pleasures
to solitary and monotonous amours handsome,
young, rich as you are, my lord, were you to seek
out the seductive Parisians voluptuous phan
toms of your nights charming tormentors of
your dreams were you to cast upon them looks
bold as a challenge, supplicating as prayers, ar
dent as desires do you not think that many a
half-veiled eye would borrow fire from your
glance? Then it would no longer be the monot
onous delights of a single love, the heavy chain
of our life no, it would be the thousand pleasures
of the harem a harem peopled with free and
proud beauties, whom happy love would make
your slaves. So long constrained, there is no
such thing as excess to you. Believe me, it
would become the love and pride of these women
the most seductive in the world, who would
soon have for you no looks but those of languor
and passion."
Djalma had listened to Faringhea with silent
eagerness. The expression of hiS" features had
completely changed; it was no longer the melan
choly and dreaming youih, invoking the sacred
remembrance of his mother, and finding only in
the dew of heaven, in the calyx of flowers, images
sufficiently pure to paint the chastity of the love
he dreamed of; it was no longer even the young
man, blushing with a modest ardor at the thought
of the permitted joys of a legitimate union. No!
the incitements of Faringhea had kindled a sub
terraneous fire; the inflamed countenance of
Djalma, his eyes now sparkling and now veiled,
his manly and sonorous respiration, announced
the heat of his blood, the boiling up of the pas
sions, only the more energetic, that they had
been hitherto restrained.
So,(springing suddenly from the divan, supple,
vigorous, and light as a young tiger, Djalma
clutched Faringhea by the throat, exclaiming:
" Thy words are burning poison I "
" My lord," said Faringhea, without opposing
the least resistance, "your slave is your slave."
This submission disarmed the prince.
" My life belongs to you," repeated the half
caste. "I belong to you, slave ! " cried Djalma, repuls
ing him. "Just now, I hung upon your lips,
devouring your dangerous lies."
"Lies, my lord? Only appear before these
women, and their looks will confirm my words."
" These women love me! me, who have only
lived in war and in the woods?"
" The thought that you, so young, have already
waged bloody war on men and tigers, will make
them adore, my lord." " You lie I "
"I tell you, my lord, on seeing your hand, as
delic ate mi theirs, but which has been so often
bathed in hostile blood, they will wish to caress
it; and they will kiss it again, when they think
that, in our furests, with loaded rifle, and a Kn
ikrd between your teeth, you smiled at the roaring
of lion or panther, for whom you lay in wait."
"But 1 am a savage a barbarian."
"And for that very reason you will have them
at your feet. They will feel themselves both
terrified antl charmed by all the violence and
fury, the rage of jealousy the passion and the
love, to which a man of your blood, your youth,
vour ardor, must be subject. Today mild and
tender, tomorrow fierce and suspicious, another
time ardent and passionate, such you will be
and such you ought to be, if you wish to win
them. Yes; let a hiss of rage be heard between
two kisses; let a dagger glitter in the midst of
caresses, and they will fall before you, palpitating
with pleasure, love, and fearand you will be to
them, not a mau, but a god."
"Dost think so?" cried Djalma, carried away
in spite of himself by the Thug's wild eloquence.
" You know, you feel, that I speak the truth,"
cried the latter, extending his arm towards the
young Indian. ,
" Why, yes ! " exclaimed Djalma,.his eye spark
ling, his nostrils swelling, as he moved about the
apartment with savage bounds. " I know not if
I possess my reason, or if I am intoxicated, but
it seenn to me that you Bpeak truth. Yes, I
feel that they will love me with madness and
fury, because my love will be mad and furious;
they will tremble with pleasure and fear, be
cause the very thought of it makes me tremble
with delight and terror. Slave, it is true; there
is something exciting and fearful in such a love!"
As he spoke forth these words, Djalma was superb
in his impetuous sensuality. It is a rare thing
to see a young mau arrive in his native purity,
at the age in which are developed, in all their
powerful energy, those admirable instincts of
love, which God has implanted in the heart of
his creatures, and which, repressed, disguised, or
perverted, may unseat the reason, or. generate
mad excesses and frightful crimes but which,
directed towards a great and noble passion, may
and must, by their very violence, elevate man,
through devotion and tenderness, to the limits of
the ideal.
" Oh! this woman this woman, before whom
I am to tremble and who, in turn, must trem
ble before me where is she?" cried Djalma,
with redoubled excitement. "Shall I ever find
her?"
" One is a good deal, my lord," replied Faring
hea, with his sardonic coolness; "he who looks
for one'woman, will rarely succeed in this coun
try; he who seeks women, is only at a loss to
choose."
As the half-caste made this impertinent an
swer to Djalma, a very elegant b!ue-and-white
carriage stopped before the garden-gate of the
house, which opened upon a deserted street. It
was drawn by a pair of beautiful blood-horses, of
a cream color, with black manes and tails. The
scutcheons on the harness were of silver, as were
also the buttons of the servants' livery, which
was blue with white collars. On the blue ham
mercloth, also laced with white, as on the panels
of the doors,, were lozenge-shaped coats of arms,
without crest or coronet, as usually borne by un
married daughters of noble families. Two wo
men were in this carriage Mdlle. de Cardoville
and Florine.
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Attorney, Merchant National Dank.
SHKh.lFF'8 SALE. By virtue of an order
of ante Issued out of tue district court
for Douglas county. Nebraska, and to me di
rected. 1 will on the HUli day of July, A.
O. In'.', at ti n o'clock a m. of said day, at
the KAMI' front door of the county court
house, In the city of Omaha. Douglas county.
Nebraska, sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash the property (inscribed
In said order of sale as follows to-wit:
Lot seven (7), In block one hundred and
ninety-seven tl97, and also lot eight, In
block one hundred and ninety-seven, (197),
In original llat of the city of Omaha, as
surveyed, platted and recorded, all In
Douglan county, state of Nebraska.
Suld property to le sold to satisfy Waller
E. Keeler, plaintiff herein, the sum of three
hundred and ninety-three and 'M-W)
(.aa.at) dollars Judgment, with Interest
thereon at the rate of ten (10) per cent per
annum from September 2Hh, lsli; and also
an attorney's lee of iiSS.Xi, which amounts
are a tirst valid and existing lien upon lot
7, in block 1!)7, above described.
To satisfy Walter K. eKeler, plaintiff
herein, the sum of four hundred and thlrty
elght and 48-100 (W;K.4S) dollars Judgment,
with interest at rate of ten (1th per cent
per annum from September 28, WM; togeth
er with an attorney' fee of $43.tH, which
amounts are a lirst valid and existing lien
uion said lot 8, block 197, above described.
To satisfy the sum of one hundred and
fourteen and S4-P.W (1114.84) dollars costs
herein, together with accruing costs, ac
cording to a Judgment rendered by the dis
trict court of said Douglas county, at Its
September term, A. D. 18'., in a certain
action and there pending, wherein Walter
H. Keeler is plaintiff, and I'hoebe Rebecca
Elisabeth Klwina Linton, Adolphus Freder
ick Linton, her husband, John Morris,
William Morris and Frank Crisp, copart
ners, doing business as Ashurst, Morris,
Crisp & Company, John Whlttaker Coop
er, William Isaac Shard, and John Morris
are defendants.
Oui&na ebraska. June 17th. lsiw.
john w. Mcdonald,
Sheriff of Douglas County, Nebraska.
V. A. Saunders, Attorney.
Keeler vs. Linton et ui.
Docket 5u, No. 178.
6-17-5
W A. SAUNDERS.
Attorney, Merchant National Hank.
SHEKIrr SALIC By virtu of a piurlct
oraer of imumiI out of th
diti l, t court fr IkougUu county, N
bruka, and to tna dirwtad. 1 will, on the
fib nay ml rfba A. I. I"V at Id u'cloca
a. in. of -id day, at tha LAST front djor
of ilia county court liouw, lu th ciiy u(
Uliiaha, Douglas uuiny. Nt-btaaaa, li
at I'ui.uo autuoit, to tna highest bidder
for tasti, Ilia properly OeactiOeJ lu Mil
Older of aula, aa follows. lo-it.
Lot tell tlui. m block list Oi. in dhinn's
addition to ins cii) of Omaha, and also
lot rial' I t(. In blu. a three ut. In 1'atiit k a
aJdiiiou lu tlio ciiy of Omaha, aa aur.
te)t-4. platted and recorded, all situated
111 iMiuglaa county, slala ol Nelraka.
bald aiuperty lu be sold to aatialy Gvr
rlt t. Collier, plnimifT herein, me sum of
two tliuuaand lour huudred and eigltiy
i and iu-luo UJ.Ini 4e dollars Judgment,
with uitereai (hereon at rata ot ii t7
per cent per annum from gvptamber Ji,
belli a fit at Urn upuu aaid lot 10. In
bio. k 4, bliiuu'a addition, and a second lieu
upou lot t, in block i, 1'atrlik addition
above described, being subject to a mort
gage of and luterest on said lam
described lot.
To aaiify the further sum of Blast y and
"H-HW ( .n' uoliara tuou herviu lUkOther
with accruing coal, according to a Judg
ment rendered by tha district couit of
aid Douglas county, at Us September
term, A. U. IK, la a certain action than
and there pending, wherein Uerrlt b. Col
lier and Kuasell L. McKelvey and Blanch
L. McKelvey. hut wlf, ara defendant.
Omaha, Nebraska. May J7ih, lM.
JOHN W. M DONALD,
Sheriff of Douglas County, Nebraska.
W. A. HAUND&KU, Attorney.
Collier v. McKelvey.
Docket H, No. 4i-x. Docket Z, Tag
IN.
W. A. SAUNDKRS.
Attorney, Merchants National bank.
SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an alias
order ol sale issued out of me District
court fur Douglas county, Nebraska, and to
me directed, 1 will. on toe Htb day ot J uly A.
1). lf'.w. at n il o'clock A. M. of palu day, at the
KA.V1 front door of the county court, house,
In tue city of Omaha, Dougbis county, Ne
braska, sell at public auction to the highest
bidder fur Cash, tue property described m
said order ot sale as follows, tu-wil:
Lot four block In 114 and lot live block one
hundred and sixty-four (164) of the Origin
al 1'lat of the city of Omaha, as surveyed,
platted and recorded, all situated In Doug
las county, state of Nebraska.
Said property to be sold to satisfy Wal
ter K. Keeler, plaintiff herein, the sums as
touows, to-wlt:
On lot In block 134. above described, the
sum of 11,897.00, together with an attor
ney iea or jisy.vu.
On lot 6 In block 164, above described, the
sum of $973.45, together with an attorney's
lee ot wi.m.
Which said amounts according to the
Judgment of the, district court bear inter
est at the rate of ten per cent, per annum
from September 28th, 1896, and are lirst
lien upon said properly.
To satisfy the further sum of three hun
dred and slxtv-two and 82-lu) iL'.n' Kit . I , I
lars costs herein, together with accruing
costs accoraing to a judgment rendered by
the district court of said Douglas county,
at it September term, A. D. 1896, In a
certain action then and there nendine
wherein Walter K. Keeler Is plaintiff und
Phoebe Rebecca Elizabeth Klwine Linton
ana Auoipnus Frederick Linton, her hns
band, John Morris, William Morris and
Frank Crisp, co-partners doing business
as Ashurst, Morris, Crisp & Company,
John Whlttaker Cooper and William Itaac
cnaru are ueienaanis.
Omaha, Nebraska, June Ltb, 1W8.
john w. Mcdonald,
Sheriff of Douglas County. Neb.
W. A. SAUNDERS, Attorney.
Keeler vs. Linton, et al.
Doc. 56; No. 179.
Ex.-Doc. I; Page 96.
6-17-!i
No man is living up to his political
duties who fails to oppose the enemies
of national peace, purity and prosperity.
W. A. HAl'NDKItf.
Attorney, Merchants National Bank.
SHKKIKF'S HALE. Hy virtue of so ordsi
of sale Issued out of tha District Oourt
fur Doug la county, Nebraska, and to lua di
rected, i will, on lbs Sth day of July, A.
1). lvw, at ten o'clock a. U- of said day. al Mi
KAT front door of the county court buu4
in the cliyof Omaha, Ikiugia county, Ne
braska, sell at public auction, to ihe highest
bidder for caau. tbe property described 10
aid order of sal as follows, to-wit:
The nonh one-half i.V Hi of tbe nor.hweat
uuarter of sertltm oue II', town.hip nrteea
ti.'n limine twelve tUi earn In Doug a county,
as surveyed and recorded, all situated in
aid KoiiKitu county, and state of Nebraska.
Said property tu be auid to satisfy Walter K.
Keeler, plaintiff, herein, thesuin of one nuii
uredanu thirty-seven and ;viu i;i7..Ui col
lar Judgment, together with lu wrest there
on at the rate of ten tloi per cent per an
num from oeptemuer a; lb, IHDi, together
with an attorney'! fee amountlug to the sum
of turun and 77-100 1 01 i 771 dollars, wnich
aid amounts the Court ttuds to bo brat
valid and existing Hen upon said reai estate,
abue described.
To satisfy the runner suu. ot tinriy-iour
and iU-KiU(4.10)dollartcota herein. to.o uer
with accruing cou. according to a Judg
uieut rendered by tue district court ui amu
Douglas county, at IU Heptemoer term. A. U.
IHW7, in a ceria.u action men and there pend
ing, wherein Waiter a. Keeler Is plainlitf aud
Pnoebo Itebesca tCllsa.eih blviua i.inuu
and Adolphus frederick Lduiuu, nor hus
band, are defendants.
UUiuaua, Nebraaaa, June 3rd. lnlM.
JUUDI Y. DlcUO.l ALU.
HherilT of Douglas County. Nebraska.
W. A. Haunder. attorney.
Heeler v. Linton tl al. tt i-a
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W. A. SAUNDERS.
Attorney, Merchants National Hank HUlg.
SHERIFF'S SALK iiy virtue of an plu
l les order of sain Issued out of the dis
trict court lor Douglas county, Nebraska,
and to inc u.reoted. 1 will, on the 1','Ui day
ot July, i. D.i 1M. at 10 u clock
a. m. of said day, at the EAST front door
of the county court house, 111 the city of
Omaha, Douglas county, sell al public auc
tion, lo the highest bidder lor cusn, tne
property described 111 said Older of sale
as lollows, lo-it:
All of lots seven (71, ten (10), thirteen
(13), twenty-live (&) and thirty (Jtl) In Cun
niiiuliaiu At Ureuuan'a Adilition to the city
of Omaha, as surveyed, platted and record
ed, all in Douglas county, stale ot le
bruHka. Said property to be sold to satisfy Harry
J. Twlnliiig, plaintiff herein, the sums us
toliows to-wit:
On lot seven (7), above described, the
sum of SU4, together with an attorney's
fee of tt.XS.
on lot ten (10), above described, the
sum of 125.31, together with an attorney s
lex of S2.53.
on lot twelve (12), above described, the
sum of $211.63, together with an attorney'
fee of iU.otj.
On lot thirteeri (13), above described, the
sum of 125.71, together with an attorney's
fee of 2.l7.
On lot twenty-five (25), above described,
the sum of 117.32, together with an attor
ney's fee of SI. 73: and
On lot thirty (30), above described, the
sum of t2o.4ti, together with an attorney's
fee of 12.04;
All of which sums, by the Judgment of
the district court, bear Interest (excepting
the attorneys' fees) at the rale of ten (10)
per cent from May 3rd, 1S!J7, and are a first
lien upon said above described property.
To satisfy John A. Urelghton, defendant
herein, the sum of three hundred and
twenty-nine and fio-lut) dollars (t;i29.t5),
Judgment against Dennis Cunningham and
Jerry Ryan, with Interest thereon at rate
of seven (7) per cent per annum from le
cember 18th, 1891 ; which amounts are a sec
ond lien upon lots seven (7), ten (ID), twelve
(13), thirteen (13) and twenty-live (25),
above described.
To satisfy F. S. Parmelee Gun Company,
defendant herein, the sum of three hundred
and sixteen and 4.-lW nollars (:jlb.4.). juug
nient against Jerry Ryan, with Interest
thereon at rate of seven (7) per cent er
annum from May 15th, 1HH3; which amount
Is a third Hen upon lot twenty-five (25),
above described.
Also to satisfy Daniel Condon the sum of
eleven thousand seven hundred and ten
and Sl-1') dollars (H1.710.S4), Judgment
against Dennis Cunningham and Jerry
Ryan.w ith Interest thereon al rate of seven
(7) per cent per annum from February
3rd, 18W; which amount Is a fourth lien
upon said described properly.
To satisfy the further sum of two hun
dred and twenty-eight and 24-luu dollars
U22N.2-1), costs herein, together with ac
ciulng costs, according to a Judgment ren
dered by the district court of taid Douglas
county, at Its -May term, A. D. ls7, in a
certain action then and there pending,
wherein Harry J. Twintlng is plaintiff, and
Dennis Cunningham, Mary Cunningham,
his wife, William Mauley, Mrs.
Mealey, his wife, lirst and real name un
known, Jerry Ryan and Mrs. Ryan,
his wife, lirst and real name unknown,
James J. Speilman, Mrs. Spellman,
his wife, tirst and real name unknown, Ju
lia Goetschuls, The County of Douglas,
Daniel Condon, John A. Crelghton, Mer
chants National Hank, John 1. Brevn,
John Grossman, Globe Doan & Trust Com
pany, Henry lxhman, Thomas Murray,
Charles Klopp, F. S. 1'armelee Gun Com
pany, I'arlin Orendorff & Martin Company,
McCord, Brady Company, The Western
Newspaper Union, Soren T. Peterson and
Anna Cunningham are defendants.
Omaha, Nebraska, June 17th, H6S.
john w. Mcdonald,
Sheriff of Douglas County, Nebraska.
W. A Saunders, attorney.
Twinting vs. Cunningham et al.
Doc. 57; No. 2u.
Ex.-Doc. Z; Pagel;l5. B-1T 5
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u rson's Annex Addition to the city of 8outh
Uuialia. as surveyed, platted and recorded,
all situated In Douglas county, state of Ne
braska. Said property to be sold to sattsfy William
II. Hrevoori, plaintiff herein, the sum of twe
hundred and forty-four and su-luo dollars
iu".4.81) judgment, with lute rent thereon at
rate of ten (III' percent per annum from Mat
itb, liKl, which amouuta are a Brat valid and
existing lien upon said property.
To satisfy the further sum of O e
Hundred and Thirty-three and 8B-1QU
dollars iillU.Mii costs herein, together wtU.
accruing cosut. according to a judgment
rendered by the district court of said Doug
las county, at lu May term. A. I). I 81,
In a certain action then and there pending,
wherein William H. Hrevoort Is plaintiff ami
Jonas K. Harris and Kosa L. Mania, his wife,
are defendants.
Omaha, Nebraska, June 17th im.
john w. Mcdonald,
Sheriff of Douglas County. Nebraska.
W. A. taunders, attorney.
Brevoort vs. Harris, et al.
Doc. &5. No. 31. 8-17-1
W. A. SAUNDERS.
Attorney, Merchants National Bank.
CJHEKIFK'S SALE. By virtue of an alias
O orderof sale Issued out of the district court
for Douglas county, Nebraska, and to tue
directed, 1 will, on tbe l'.Hh day of July,
A. D. INK, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said
day. at the EAST frontdoor of the county
court bouse, in tbe city ot Ouiaba. Douglas
county. Nebraska, sell at public auction to
tbe highest bidder for cash, the property de
scribed In said order ot sale, as follows, to
wlt: Ixit forty-three () In Windsor Place
Extension, an addition to the city ot
Omaha, as surveyed, platted and recorded,
all in Douglas county, state of Nebraska.
Said property to be sold to satisfy Harry
J. Twintlng, plaintiff herein, the sum ot
forty-nine and St-lW (H.S9) dollars Judg
ment, with Interest thereon at the rate of
ten (10) per cent, per annum from lebru
ary 1st. 1897.
To satisfy the further sum of fifty and
63-100 dollars tfaO.63) costs herein, together
with accruing: costs according to a judg
ment rendered by tha district court of said
Douglas county at its February term, A.
D. 1M7,. In a certain action then and there
pending, wherein Harry J. TwinUng Is
tdaintitt and John Baumer, Josephina
Baumer, his wife, and Christopher ihind
ler are defendants.
Omaha, Nebraska. June 17th. lS',s.
john w. Mcdonald.
Sheriff of Douglas County, Neb.
W. A. SAUNDKRS, Attorney.
Doc. 67. No. 24. Ex. Doc Z. Tage
Twintlng vs. Baumer, et al.
6-17-B
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