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About The Loup City northwestern. (Loup City, Neb.) 189?-1917 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1899)
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND FOB DELINQUENT TAXES. Tor The Tear I 81*8 and Prior Y«ar*. The State ol Nebraska 1 M Sherman County. f ° To all whom Li may cancern: You will take notice that all lauds and lots on which taxes for 1898 and prior years have not oeen paid, will be sold at the County Treasurer's office In the court bouse In Loup City' Nebr. on the rirsr Monday in November, 1899, between the hours of 9 o'clock a. ra. and 4 o'clock l>. m ; said sale to adjourn from dsv to day until all the lands and lots have been offered for sale. The following Is a list of the lands and lots to be sold and the amounts set opposite the description Is the amount due and unpaid May 1st, 1899. To each amount will be added interest and cost of advertising: H0CKV1LT/E TOWNSHIP. All In twp. 18 K. 13 det. Sec Ain't n e fourth 1 14 67 n e fourth 3 12 24 n2 • e qr end a e4 ■ e4 3 34 96 w 30 acrea of ne 4 aw 4 5 3 00 * 2 IV qr 5 8 13 ae qr aw qr leas town 6 6 06 ae qr ne qr. lota l and 1, u 2 ne 4 and lot 8 6 11 18 Part ne qr aw qr ne qr 8 47 Part nw qr an qr ne qr 8 67 Part ae qr nw qr nw qr 8 63 n w qr 9 8 45 aw qr 9 12 74 ae qr 9 12 12 w 2 aw 4 11 4 32 n w qr 12 13 71 t;2 aw4 and w2 ae 4 13 12 08 a2 ar4 13 6 36 nw qr 14 14 13 lot l 17 1 53 pt lota 2. 3, 22 47 all In twp. 14 rit 13 dea Sec Ain't aw qr 3 10 66 ae qr 4 10 61 ge qr 6 10 60 ne qr 7 8 72 •w qr 8 10 89 nw qr 10 12 87 »2 ae4 10 6 64 e2 ne 4 11 10 67 »,‘i uw4 11 9 60 w2 ae qr 11 9 72 awqi 18 22 41 ne qr 14 15 54 nw qr 14 10 13 *w qr 14 14 00 «2 ne4 15 0 03 •2 ne4 15 0 78 e2 nw4 and •2 iw 4 18 9 20 •2 n w4 19 3 90 n« qr 21 1145 i« qr 21 14 02 • 290 a *2, 21 19 34 nw qr 22 19 12 ee qr 23 14 29 nw qr 80 9 39 •2 n«4 «2 w2 n*4 33 7 52 •2 se4 e2 w j «e4 33 10 09 nwqr 33 0 01 • w qr 38 5 74 w2 w2 ne4. w2 w2 ***4 33 5 91 ne qr 35 14 18 BIBSTOL TOWNSHIP all in tvsp 13. eg 13 dea Sec Ain't lota 7. 8, 0 3 05 ne qr 18 7 0S n2 ne4 and o2nw4 20 13 91 ne4 sc4 and a2 ne4 21 9 10 nw4 nw4 21 3 05j sine qr 21 2 5(j| part lot 6 22 3»> e2 nw qr 28 8 55! a 10 ncrea w2nwqr 28 74 n2 ne qr 29 0 97 82 ne qr 29 7 88 n2 aw qr 29 8 15 •2 ae qr 29 8 09 f2 sw4 and b2 aw qr 31 11 58 aw4ae4 31 3 00 ae4 art 31 3 05 aw qr 32 16 03 e2 ne t 33 5 39 uw qr 34 4 59 ae qr 34 5 09 •2 aw qr 34 2 (M ne qr 35 8 14 I* qr 35 3 14 aw qr 35 8 U ae qr 85 8 14 all In twp 13 rg 14 Dea Sec Ain't •2 ae qr 1 7 68 w8 ae qr 1 8 15 •3 ne4 and •2 ae qr 2 1.1 91 aw qr 2 9 35 ae qr 14 15 52 aw qr 14 12 23 ■•qr 14 15 30 aw qr 1ft 13 62 ae qr I* 11 0a ae qr 18 9 04 ae qr 19 10 ft: ae qr 31 to 16 ae qr 9i I! 37 •9 aat ami •9 ae qr tJ I* 91 aw qr 34 1ft 00 aw qr 35 13 6ft a*l a»4 96 3 77 M4«»4 2ft I 69 ae qr 3ft lo 43 el aw qr 35 3 69 w9 aw qr 96 7 14 •e qr 26 10 447 ae4 ae 4 and ew4 art H « 71 ■ y aw qr 91 6 71 •*4 aw4 6w«l aei 4*4 91 111 #1 *w4 «7 111 aw qr !• 12 M •w qr tl U U # IJ 6a‘466 nw qr 30 93 'se qr 32 10 01 n2 ne qr 33 8 c3 »2nwqr 33 492 sw qr 33 12 75 ne qr 34 13 05 se qr 34 14 07 w2 sw qr 36 7 56 se qr 35 9 44 HAZARD TOWNSHIP all In twp 13 rj( 15 Dee Sec Ain't sw qr 1 12 08 *w qr 2 15 88 se qr 2 10 51 ne qr 3 10 00 nw qr 3 17 21 ne qr 0 13 90 Pt w % *w qr 0 2 05 nw qr 7 14 36 11U iw qr 7 9 51 iwqr 7 9 77 sw qr 8 11 55 sw qr 10 14 67 *w qr 12 14 10 se qr 12 13 44 ne qr 14 12 40 e4 nw qr 14 8 32 w2 nw qr 14 8 57 *w qr 14 18 64 pt ne qr 15 14 90 u2 ae qr 15 6 70 wl5 ac ne4 15 1 58 n2 n w qr 18 10 17 •2 nw qr 18 8 29 |tindivlded2 I>t»e4se4 18 2 15 undivided2 pt ew 4ee4 18 150 ne qr 20 15 72 ne qr 23 18 83 •2nwqr 24 0 20 n2 ew qr 24 0 20 o2 11 w qr 25 0 40 nw qr 27 12 34 sw qr 27 12 58 nw qr 29 18 93 ne qr 29 9 87 nw qr 29 15 20 «w qr 29 10 83 qr 29 21 14 neqr 30 19 57 sw qr 30 11 10 9® qr 81 10 70 neqr 32 23 04 «e qr 32 10 07 neqr 34 15 99 nw qr 34 16 00 nw qr 36 17 97 • wqr 35 20 71 pt aw l iw 4 35 83 SCOTT TOWNSHIP all in twp 13 rg jo Dea Sec Ain’t uw qr 1 10 74 part «• qr 1 13 11 pt e3 ae qr 1 82 pt d2 ae qr 1 67 pt ne qr 1 37 no qr 2 18 11 aw qr 7 19 79 e2 no qr 9 41 58 w2 ne4 and e2 nw qr 9 16 02 w2 uw qr 9 29 44 nw qr 10 16 02 w2 aw qr II 34 51 ne4 ne4, e2 ne4. n«4 *«4 12 14 34 nw4 ne4. *2 nw2, a«4 aw4 12 19 07 atrip land Join ing railroad 12 25 e2 uw qr 18 8 62 Wl nw qr 13 6 45 n2 no qr 14 6 14 Vi ne qr 14 7 62 no qr 17 11128 *« qr 17 13 7C u2 ne l, aw4 net. nw4 *• qr 20 9 09 nw qr 20 11 36 uw qr 21 1186 je'J to qr 22 8 24 w 2 ae q r 22 25 74 ne4 n e4 24 4 35 pt ne t ae4 24 2 18 a2 »e qr 28 11 76 •i ne qr 27 7 87 »w qr 31 19 31 ! jaw qr 33 19 31 •0 qr 33 13 61 ! 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Sec, Amt north east qr I 10 3a north west qr 3 13 00 southeast qr 3 10 38 s2 swl m2 *# qr 4 17 82 north east qr 8 4* 22 north west qr 8 8 31 north east qr a 1140 south west qr a 1140 south enrtqr a 10 3a lot 4 14 312 lot 5 ' 14 2 84 e half nw qr 14 533 w2 HC4 set *e4 unit lot .3 14 7 St e half nw qr 15 7 15 north went qr 18 13 78 south west qr IM 14 42 north west qr 22 a 41 w half nw qr 24 5 08 north east qr 25 18 48 north west qr25 12 88 north east qr 27 8 37 north west qr 27 8 37 south went qr 27 7 47 south east qr 27 5 00 south west qr 28 8 03 north east qr 30 WOW s 15 at's hall ■orth west qr 30 MU north eaat qr 36 7 83 north west qr 38 9 27 south west qr 3ft 8 78 south east qr 35 7 «3 All In town 15 Kant s 14. Des See Amt south west qr 19 12 88 north west qr 30 18 89 Kt.M TOWNSHIP All In twp. 15 range 18. Des Sec. Aro’t ehalfnwqr 2 BS»5 north west qr 3 17 32 s half se qr s half sw qr 3 1388 n half sw qr so qr sw qr 4 18 38 sw qr se qr 4 8 28 e half ne qr ne qr se qr 5 31 44 w half ne qr 5 8 19 w half se qr ft 24 83 south west qr ft 18 38 n half se qr 8 8 no n half i*s qr 8 8 91 s half nw qr n half SW qr 8 19 86 s half sw qr shalfseqr 8 18 38 sw qr nw qr 7 2 44 north east qr 8 14 11 e half nw qr 8 8 21 e half sw qr 8 8 21 south east qr 9 19 85 s half sw qr s half se qr 10 108 04 non h east qr 14 13 10 south westqr 17 22 85 south east qr 17 18 87 south west qr 18 1383 north west qr 19 9 80 se qr se qr 21 8 ft" aw qr nw qr w half sw qr 22 9 83 north weat qr 23 18 38 south eaat qr 23 18 38 n half sw qr 25 0 17 s hsIf sw qr 25 28 04 north wo»tqr2ft 18 38 n half se qr 28 34 87 s hulf se qr 28 5 33 nw qr nw qr 28 3 78 tie qr ne qr s half ne qr 29 13 24 Bout h east qr 29 18 56 e half sw qr lots 3 and 4 30 8 72 w half ne qr e half ne qr 32 12 24 sw qr sw qr 33 8 12 sw qr sw qr 34 6 08 south east qr 34 12 83 ne qr ne qr 34 15 36 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP nil Id twp 19 range 15 I)cs Sec Ain't southwest qr 19 19 68 lot 5 21 3 79 lot 9 21 3 33 nw qr nw qr anil lot 3 29 2 In n half ne qr 30 5 49 n half se qr 30 5 49 southwest qr 30 49 34 n half ne qr 32 9 75 se qr ne qr 32 4 39 ne qr se qr 32 4 39 n half sw qr 32 5 49 north west qr 32 no 20 SW qr sw qr 32 2 72 north west qr XI 17 40 southwest qr 33 17 49 south west qr 31 11 49 sw qr se qr 34 3 00 lot 4 34 2 77 all In twp. 19 range 19 Des. Sec Ain't n half ne qr 3 10 99 north west qr 5 IS 23 south west qr 5 10 49 north east qr 9 15 97 s half sw qr 9 5 30 south east qr 9 11 92 south cast qr 7 49 50 se qr nw qr 7 3 35 ne qr sw qr 7 3 X4 s half sw qr 7 9 39 n half sw qr 9 9 92 n half se qr 9 9 93 south west qr 11 19 15 south west qr 12 20 01 sw qr sw qr 13 3 X4 south east qr 14 15 92 north west it IS 19 39 north west qr 17 10 59 nw qr sw qr 19 3 35 e half nw qr lots 1 amt 2 19 9 27 nw qr nw qr 19 13 24 south east qr 22 IS 35 south east qr 23 15 03 north eust qr 21 16 <13 south weNt qr 21 17 49 north east qr 29 20<>l south west qr 20 19 39 north east qr 27 14 19 e half nw qr 2s 34 so north west <jr So 10 25 n half nw qr SI 29 55 n half sw qr SI 4 hi n J5 ae nw qr S4 1 71 LOGAN TOWNSHIP all In t«p 19 Mango ll l*e» Sec Am t ne qr I 20 99 se qr It .35 se qr 2 HI Hi ne qr 3 14 04 »w or 4 It 99 n half nr qr 4 7 u9 t) half nw qr 4 5 19 nw qr 10 a 15 southeast qr 15 II 15 | northeast qr *■ 19 »s j northeant qr '22 I5<sl ; smith West .p 7; It A| j northeast qr il to || northwest qr 24 IS 29 Uorlhwnat qr 25 II S9 so lnw. -t qr 24 15 94 northwest qr J4 19 47 n*< I he ast qr 29 il iff northwest qr 29 It it uurtbsttiqigi o u ' * 1 .’.east qr 5* |o tst I northeast qr il ta It «o ithwe.t qr U 19 If I i.ortnwesi qr a ptut I fttt it) t*|» ll || i W Am » I If* t It4««) | |ft |ft lo riit*. n Hr | I * *• 4*1 I 14 f* | #9*1 «|r | m | Hf « I# let ft f Vfftw I *|f I || ft • ft*:f ft* If I ft r* I • t * * ft* v|V I ftft .*»* ! * '•» 4«1 M l i ift (i j nr ft if a» * i * 4 | ftft I ♦ ' * #rt j • "• f |ft ftft ft • ftf ft*»t ll !• ,4 ft .^Mt 9*i 40 || || ftf ,|, |f || ftf t|f |f lift! q|# If || ftf • «** 4*4 Hi l| f Jft • W3 a* qr 44 4 st •".»<n»A»t q# at 1 a> wntthoqal qr tt agt witlwsii qr a *44 north wrest qr m | « southwest qr *8 20 48 southeast qr 98 8 01 northeast qr 27 21 07 s half nw qr 35 12 08 ne qr aw qr 35 2 76 lot I 35 1 27 part lot 2 35 47 part lot 2 35 I 13 OAK CREEK TWH. All in Twp 16 R«. IS. Des. Sac. Am t. ne qr se qr 2 2 35 82 se qr 2 4 74 nw qr 5 1778 sw qr 5 17 7* neqr 8 14 79 se qr a 17 73 ne qr 0 1412 nw qr 9 14 12 sw qr 9 16 15 ne qr 10 18 85 se qr 10 1178 ne qr II 6 75 w2swqr II 3 40 neqr It 675 nwqr 12 6 75 SW qr 12 6 74 w half neqr 14 3 40 w half ie qr 14 3 40 e half neqr 18 a VI w2ne4e2nw4IS 17 73 W2uw4a2aw4l8 14 79 e half se qr Is 7 44 south west qr IV 15 83 south east qr IV 13 84 south west qr 20 1171 south east qr 20 1171 north east qr 22 s 76 south east qr 23 8 76 south east qr 25 8 78 north east qr 28 10 50 south east qr 27 12 24 south waat qr 28 II 71 north east qr *0 1171 s half as qr 35 7 UO LOUPCITY VILLAGE nBMIBAL TOWH Lot Blk Am t 0 .A8 7 .t 3 3A H 'J tW Oto 12 Inclusive 2 . * 23 14 and 14.2 . t It Ifi to 20 Inclusive 8 86 1 . .8., Aft 2 and 4 .4..II 1& 4 and A . 3 I 12 8 . 4 4 4« 7 j jyM «and lo i» 14 and 14..8 t 24 17 .3 H 02 4.A.. 2 HI 22X.V) ft of lots II and 12 A ft AS 22*40 ft of lots 14 14 IA and 16 A .10 01 22x40 ft of lots 1.4 14 lAaad 18 5 0 16 40x74 ft of lots 14 14 16 and 18. A .14 40 10 .8 bH 4 and 4.7.. I 12 11 and 12.7.. I 12 13 to IH Inclusive 7. I 4A 10 . 7 . AH Fractional 13. 10., 46 Fractional 14... 10.. 46 I to A inclusive II.. 2 08 7.II..13 38 H ar.d 10.II.. I 02 1 tot Inclusive 12 . I 46 2 and 3.17.. I Aft 4 and A .17 . 1 Aft ft to 10 Inclusive 17. 3 03 21 and 22.17. 1 12 24.17.. 6 04 24.17. 3 02 w 24 ft lot 8...18 IS Oft A.18.. 2 81 7 .I8 . lt 27 8 . 18 II IA *2 lots 18 IS 18 4 4ft a 24ft 14 14 IA 10 4 4ft Ift and 17.10. 8 02 18 and 10 ... 10. .10 04 20 and 21. 10 A AH 22 and 24.10 .il IA A. 30 , 80 ft and 7.20.. I Aft Sand 10. 20. 1 48 11 .20.. 01 12 .20 .. I 12 1 .21.. AS 2 .21.. 4 4« 17 and 18.21. 4 4ft 21 and 22 and w half 23.22. 3 02 lu>7 laclualre 22 9 03 Hand 0.22 . I 18 13to15 lnclualve22. 10 04 17.*2.. M 18to22 Ini'lrsive22 4 40 23 and 24.12.. 4 40 ntoO inclUNir* 23 2 83 11-12.23 1 12 l3tol8tncluslv« 23 8 03 10 .83.. 35 20to24 tncluilv«23 I 12 I..24 5 58 >j 24 5M 5 and 0 . ..7.7.24..’ I 12 7.24 • m H.24. W Hand 10. 24 . 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I 85 240*800 fMI. 2 23 Tka above are divisions of unplatted portloae of ground betas la south east corner of Barker’s tad Add., sad are part of sonifc east quarter of the aortb west quar ter section IIT 15 R|4 SMITH S AUDITION Lot lllk Am t 1 to 8Iecluslve 2 . 67 10 to II inclusive* . 21 13 to 16 Inclusive! 36 l»nnd *0. 3.. 24 I . 4.. 24 11 to 24 incluslv#4.. 2 68 II nod 12.......67 I nod 2.6.. 67 3nnd4 .6.. 67 6 .6 . 336 6 end 7.6.. 67 II nnd 12.6.. 67 23 .8.. 36 24 .e . 6 68 II end IS.7.. 07 I 2 end 1.3 . 67 lend 6.H. 46 ivtoti Inclusive 8.. 46 23 end 26.8 24 1 end 2.2 . 24 3 to 6 Inclusive ».. 46 IV .V 14 20to24 inclusive V.. 68 I to I Inclusive II.. 67 5 .12.. #«V 6 .12.. 46 7 to V Ineluelve II . 1 W 10 .II.. 35 II .I*.. 36 12.12.. 36 )7to24 InelualvelA. . 166 7tol2 Inclusive 18.. 116 lltold inclusivalH . I 12 ITtols Inclusive is . 68 lto 12 Inclusive 19.. 2 88 ltoe Inclusive 21.. 2 68 7tol0 Inclusive 21.. I HO 11 .*1.. 781 12 .II.. I 12 ivu>24 iecluelvell . 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Coaatv Traaaurar. laaau o o ■■■ The Mystery of Warta. When a youngster of 10 years, I was visited by a plague of warts. From my earliest recollection I had had on my middle finger an old daddy wart, but at the age stated this bad multiplied to 40 or more, one being on my lip and one on my chin. I was considerably worried over my growing family of excrescences, and one day a woodchopper in my fa ther’s employ, who acted qneerly, never wearing a hat. for instance, said that be could take the warts away with him. 1 was quite willing to have him try, and he took me off to a quiet spot under a willow tree, fiom which he cnt a Humber of small branches, and these he cut again into little bits gf an inch in length, making a notch in each one, and this notch he set down over each wart, having at last a collection of 40 or more of these little notched sticks. These he put into his pocket, saying that the warts would go away. I could never say just when the prophecy was fulfilled, but within six weeks there wasn’t a wart on my face or bands, and there has not been one since that time. What I want to know now, as I did then—and the conjurer would not tell me—is what did it. I have apoken to many doctors about it, but they merely laugh, as though 1 was giving them a "pipe talk," and yet the warta went away, and all the medicine I bad ever tried on them had no effect whatever.—New York Bun. Ilia Opinion. The woman who speaks her mind freely on all occasions had been telling the sad eyed stranger to whom she had been introduced what she thought of Mormonism. Her remarks were elo quent and acrimonious. Bbe had a flow of language which never failed and was fortified with facts which could not he refuted. He listened patiently till she bad finished and then said meekly, "Yes, madam; I'm a Mormon myself.’ "I don’t care,’’ she exclaimed, though her face reddened a little. “A man ought to be satisfied with marry ing one woman to wait on him and ho browbeaten by him." "I don’t browbeat anybody,’’ he re sponded reproachfully. "It doesn't make any difference whether yon do or not. No man haa any bnsiness to marry two wives." "I agree with you perfectly, madain. ” “Hal Yon admit it" "Yes’m; no man ought to have two wives. If he takes more than one, he ought to atick to odd numbers and have three, five or seven. It obviates the ne cessity of a man's mixing in. In case of a family dispute it provides for a deciding vote and prevents a deadlock. ’’ —Washington Star. Fresh Laid. A lady who did not appear to be in a very good temper bounced into a cer- ! tain grocer’s shop the other afternoon. "Is your father at home?” she asked of the small boy behind the counter. "No’m,” was the reply. "Anything I can do for you?” The lady hesitated before remarking "I’ve called to complain about the eggs I obtained from your father this morning. He told me they were fresh laid, and”— "Did he get ’em from the window?” asked the youthful salesman. "Yes.” "Then it’s all right, 'm—they’re fresh laid.” "But I say they are not.” "You’ll excuse me, 'in,” said the youngster, endeavoring to be polite. "But I ought to know. They came in a crate yesterday. I unpacked every one on ’em an laid ’em there in the window only this morning. So I knows they're fresh laid, and that settles it. ”—Lon don Answers. Queer Origin of a Hotel. They any that the best hotel in Texas ia to be found at Belton, a town on the Santa Fe road and is kept by “seven sanctified sisters,’’ as the proprietors are popularly called. Several years ago a woman in the place and her husband quarreled over the best way of ex pounding the Scriptures to a Sunday school claaa and were so stubborn that they separated aud were finally di vorced. This family controversy was taken np by the town, which was soon dis tinctly divided between tbe adherents of the husband and the adherents of tbe wife. Tbe result was a large crop of di vorcea. and seven husbandlesa women, including tbe original cause of tbe com motion. joined together and rented the town hotel. One of them did tbe cook ing, another was parlor maid, a third made np tbe beds, and so they divided the work among them and ran the tw Ubliahment on tbe co-operative plan — Chicago Record. Olktr Danner*. "What are you reading aboutf* Mkrd the man with the wise man net “The stock market." rrpUad the youth. “Don! do it" “But 1 never put up any iuou«* Therefore I can't l«ea." “It makes uo difference. You're like ly to become one of these people who tell how much money they would have made If they bad only dune what they tame pretty near doing, because they didn t see how thing* could go other elm Ami then even your beet friend* will wish eotoetimee that you would bet your money aud loan it and keep etiU abuut It,**-Washington Mar * fta| Male «l II*. Alfred C. Welihef of Lisbon t enter, Me. has In hi# p> weaaion a small lei* of hay, about • inches long and t Im has deep amt wide, ami one of the Dan a* why Mi Webber keeps this hay In hi* heal lues la keeauae it ia nicely wired sad put between thin pieces i f I .end* so that no chat can *ernpe, bet cho-fiy bees see I he nay was ml as far hark as It**. »n the John M get# farm in Kit tary It was bated np by Mr T Traf Mb eke wna a native of Ktltery, ami who it n**w a denier in Maeaa. hueetla ' A I.oiik I)or. A lady living cm Park avenue, Wal« nnt hills, was recently presented with a full blooded imported dachshund, a liv ing exemplification of the saying, ‘‘Man wants but little here below, but he wants that littlo long.” This dog in particular has all the fine points of u trne dachshund. Its length is at least four times its height, and its legs arc stumpy and have the conventional crook of a golf stick at the foot. The lady has several other dogs and is quite a fancier of canines. The other evening a gentleman ralh d who had heard a great deal of the celebrated animal. As he entered tho darkened parlor a small yellow dog of no particular treed arose from a rug in front of tho grate and, unnoticed by the gentleman, slowly walked toward the door. Tho dog crossed half way over tho threshold and stood in such a position that a person in the parlor could just see its hind legs and tail. At that moment the maid lighted the gas, and the duchshnnd poked its head inquiringly through an other open door. The gentleman gazed in amazement at the head of the dachs hund peering at him from one doorway and the hindquarters of another dog visible in the other doorway, and then in the hearing of the servant ejaculated “Lord a mighty! I heard that this dachshund of hers was a long one, but this animal certainly beats my time!" —Cincinnati Enquirer. Uratvn nt Mulit. The architect and bis friend the builder were driving back to the for mer’s office. They had been out to the edge of the city to look at Homework on which they were engaged. As they drove by a certain house the builder looked up ut it proudly, saying: ‘‘There is a house that I built myself. 1 not only built it, but 1 drew nil the plans. Every bit of work in it is mine." The architect looked at the house and smiled in a provoking way. The builder noticed the smile and looked at the house in a new light. “How hard 1 worked on that!” he said. “In the daytime I had to do something else, but every night 1 would sit up late drawing on those plans. I drew on 'em every night for a month." The architect looked at the house again ami smiled once more, and the builder saw him. Again he turned his eyes toward the product of bis brain, twisted his neck to squint at it after the carriage had passed it. Then ho looked at the archi tect with humility. “It looks as if those plans were drawn at night, doesn’t it?” be said, and there was pathos in his voice.—Worcester Gazette. I*ooIs on Murder I uses. Bookmaking in murder cases is one of the forms of gambling here, which has opened a new li< Id to the men who are willing to lay odds. The suggestion smacks of the ridiculous, but a gaudily dressed young man. with a few “notes” in his left hand and $10 in money in his right, appeared in the criminal branch of the supreme court here a few days ago. “Who’s on trial?” ho usked an officer. Being told, he consulted his notes and said: “Let’s see. Lawyer Blank; defense, insanity; charge, murder.” And then, turning to the doorman again, “I’ll bet you 1 to 10 hc-’s acquitted.” The conrt officer looked puzzled, but was astounded when the gaudily dressed informed him he was making “book.” The court officer saw that he made tracks, but not before over $900 in bets bad been placed on the outcome of the case. An inv< tigution showed that there are a large number of these book makers doing business around the New York courts, and their profits are said to be very large. — New York Letter in Pittsburg Dispatch. I.andor'n Cravat. At u friendly dinner at Gore Honse, when it was- tho most delightful of houses, his dress sav, his cravat or shirt collar had become slightly disar ranged on a hot evening, and Count d’Orsay laughingly culled his attention to the circumstance ns we rose from table. Laud' a became flushed and great ly agitated, "My dear Count d’Oraay, I thunk yon! My dear Count d’Orsay, I thank you from my soul for pointing out to me tb< alsiiiiiuable condition to which 1 am reduced! If 1 had entered the drawing room and presented myself before Lady Ulessington in so absurd a light. 1 would instantly have gonu h< me, put a pistol to my head and blown my brainsont."—"Landor’a Let tern “ tel»>!>'■ ( iirlous Taste. George Nelwyn bad a strango but not uncommon pa n for seeing strange bodies, especially those of bis friends Hu would go any distaucu to gratify this pursuit l. rd Holland was laid up very ill mi Holland llonsn shortly Iwfure his death. George Si Iwyn sent to ask how ho was. un i whether he would Ilka to se* him l.' i l Holland answered "Oh. bv all means! If I’m alive loiaur row I nllttIt be delight' d to sea tIt ofge, and 1 kiiow that if 1 am dead he will tw delighted to see Ill'll"- Letter nf Gem ml I'm la lalsrsars, ■on h ar»> tp. 1 ti* t.i with h the hu man srn«e« ami unterstanding are anse« ptihle," remark'd the uiau who 4o* n t esre wlo ih' i j u (oiuprehsml him or n t "that, l .ri illy «|*aklag. I tt Is »!»eltiislj list | aili|« to Ns a Lao lately iar* * f am iPiac" "I*- *r i«»‘ * »> laic -I Mis* t «yann« I "1 ill'll# t hu >W n>M Wera IfN " "What 1" •• V weather jr i t Wioiiagtoa] Nisi I the MNrrare, 1 "i s • -#t a |t< > * reiiuMwtMl] latent •*>» gi i« i ,#s I **A i: ' »#th t* ut u ai M to build 1 ft r tiieio If ihe it i . ui. at in thul l i loot • - uina " — aat