THE UErCBLlCAJf , OUSTER' COrai1 * , NEBRASKA. .
LEGAL NOTICES
SSS3 frfrt & Ctt C&E353 -333 3-35 i3
NOTICE OP SALE REAL ESTATE.
In the matter of the estate of Isaac June ,
deceased. lu the district court of Ouster
County , Nebraska.
Notice Is liureby given that in the pur-
Huranceof an order of nruno O Hosteller ,
.luilRe of ihc District Court of Ouster O..unty
Nebmtka. made December 3th , 11KM for the
sale of re.il estate hereinafter described.
There will be sold at the eubt front door of
the court house in IJroken llow , Ouster
county , Nebraska , on ttie Oth day u (
January , 1M > ) , at J o'clock P M. at ] > ublti-
vendue to tlie highest bidder tor cash the
following described real estate to-wlt :
Lots 8 si-10-11 li 13 and H In block 8 , of the
original town of Auseliuo , Nebraska , and
the following tract : CommencliiK at a point
SU tect west of the S\V corker of lot a In
ii'.ockO , in Anselino , thence running south
ICO feet , thence west 10' feet , thence bouth
150 feet , thenro west HOJf eet , thence north 5 1
tcet to a point 20 feet east of the NE corner
of lot 10 block 7 In Anselmo , thence west 210
lect to the west Hue of llawkcye St , thence
north 20J feet , thence east S10 feet to the
place of beginning.
Said sale win remain open one hour
Dated December H , IPOS.
IDA M. JUNK ,
Administratrix of the estate of
X. T. OADD Isaac June , deceased.
Attorney. ss-31
In the Bounty Court of ouster county. Ne
braska. In the matter of the estate of
Thomas J. Uutcher Deceased ,
The State of Nebraska , to Creditors of
said Estate :
Take Notice , that 1 W11UU In the Countv
County Court Room. In Urok-n Bow , in said
County , ou tlicSOiti day of January 1PM and
the 21st day of June UTO at 10 o'clock A. M.
to receive and examine all claims Hied and
presented aij.iinbi said estate , with a view
to their adjustment and allowance ; and that
on the llrsi d.itiilxmd named the petition
ot the widow will ) > < heard for homestead ,
exemptions .nut allowance , and other
bt.itutory rights.
Tlie time limit for tlio presentation ol
claims against said estntv it six moths I rum
thu 10th day of December. IWib. and the time
limited foe the payment , of dylits Uonc year
iroin said date. 'js-3i
Date December 10.11)03. )
A. K. Uu.ui'init.v , County Judge.
NOTICE FOR PCTULICATION.
Serial No. COM. II. E. lli&io
Department of the Interior , U. S. i.aml
Oalco at North 1'iatt.e , Nebraska , Novem
ber.1 : ! , I'JiW.
Notice is hereby "given that Robert ICrcmb-
7.0w , of llrokcn How , Nebrabka , wuo. on
April 10 , 1IW3. made Homestead entry No.
UiOlO. lor theSU'H ol Section ID , Townshm
10 X. , Hinge WV. . , of the Sixth Principal
Meridian , has tiled notice ot Intention to
make Filial Five Year J'roof. to establish
claim to the land above described , belore A.
1C. Humphrey. County Judge at Itrokc-u How ,
Nebraska , on the twenty-third day of
January I'.KK ) .
Cltarnaiu names as witnesses :
John Itogei > , .Emmets. Shoup , Charles II.
Jelfords. and'Fred R. Purcell , all ol liroken
llow , Nebraska.
i.5-33 J. E. EVASS , Register.
In the County Court of custer County , Ne
braska. In the matter of the estate of
Patrick Tehon , Deceased. Notice to
Creditors-
The State of Nebraska , to Creditors ct said
Estate :
Take notice that I will sit In the * County
Court room , In IJroken llow , in said county ,
ou the 30th day ot Jonuary 19U9 , and the 10th
day of June l J9at 10 o'clocn A. M. , to re.
ccive and ex.iuiiuq all claims filed and
presented against said estate , with a view to
their a'ljuslmeut and allowance.
The time limit tor the presentation ol
claims against said estate is six months from
the r.'th day of December 10JS , and the
time limited for the payment ot debts is one
year from said date.
CT Dated December 12th 190S. 28-il :
, A. RrUUMPimuv. County Judge.
' NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of of the Interior , U. S. Land
Oillce at Lincoln. Nebraska , November ai ,
1003
Notice is hereby given that Charles Cas-
well , ot Uerwvn Nebraska , who , on March
-23 , lOOD. made Homestead Entry No. lTdJi ,
Serial N.O.WI1 , for-the NEK ot the S\V ! { .
Suction' ! , TthVUsmp' ION. , KaTrgc lOW. , Ctn
' . .liJinMeridian , havflled notice or Ihtention
to make | JiialuVeyear pcijof- establish
claim to the land ttbuvp "described , bcfrlrc
A 1C. Humplurer , Couifly Judge , at nrokcii
llow , Nebraska , on rhe uth day of Januaiy ,
103J. . - . . i
Claimant names as witnesses :
-Albert C. Stark , James O. Hussell.John E.
Evans. Joseph \V. stark-all uf Herwyn.
2J-33 " CUAS/F. SUUDP , Register.
NOTICE FOR PUHLICATION.
Depart'ment'O'f the-Interior , U. S. Land
Olllce at Urokeu lluw , Nebr , Dec IS ) , 10JS
Notice Is hcrub\ given that Richard U'.ir-
" ring , heirofltachael Warring of liroken io !
"Ne'tir , who , on Teb SI.ISKU , made serial No
01115 , II. E , w ' , i'SW S.b No.S6UJ , tor township
18 north ot rauge 20 , west ol the Oth princi
pal inerWlan , has tiled notice ot intention to
mriJv'c iliidl , r > > ear pruot , to cit.iblibh claim to
tfie land above * described , betorc Register
and Receiver , at Urokuu How 2'ebr . on the
.Mh. day ol February , 119.
< ; ilamant namesTIS witnesses.
Harry J. Suick , ot Lillian Xubr. . Alonzo
Tracy , of urokt-n How. George Templar , ol
Hrokcri How , Mack J. Clirlsinaii , ol IJroken
Jiow Ncbr
-"J-Dt , Jolm Reese , Register.
NOTICE FOR TAX DEED.
To M. M. Pierre and Frank Curtis :
You arc hereby notliled that the undersigned -
signed on March , Hur , purchased at t.ix
. .lie lots three and four In block 0 , J. J1.
< ! aiuly'b addition to tbe city of uroken llow
Nebraska , for ihe taxi" ; due thereon tor Hie
iears IH97 to 1005 1m luslve. Said premises
ucie asscsed during those years in the name
of M. M. Pierce.
The undersigned will apply to the Treas
nrer of said county March ' 'ijtli , liw.i for a
deed to hald premises.
Uated this is : day ot December , liK)3.
, S3J N. V. Pnuf-os
Estate ol Elisabeth Morrow Deceased , in
County Court ot Custer County. Nebraska *
The State of Nebraska , to all persons
interested in said estate , take , notice , ih.u
L. II. Jewett has tiled a final account and
and report ol his administration , and a
petition lor llnal settlement and discharge
as such , which nave been bet tor hearing
before aaid court un January iltli. 1UUJ at ly
o'ciocl ; A. M , when you may appear anu
ronteat the same.
Dated Dec. Si h lOOb. S71W
ISEAI < J . A. R. Huju'iuiEy , Co. Judge
NOTICE OF PETITION
Estate of George Garrison Deceased , m tne
Countv Court of CusturCounty , Nebraska :
The Stale ot Nebraska , to all person- ,
Interested in said * -state. take notice , that a
petition has bean died for the appointment
ni Harry A. hertuan as aduimUtratror ol
saiu t-btaie , which has been bet for hearing
herein , ou ' . ' 5Ui of January KM. at in
li i incli A 01.
l > .ilvd Pec J-Jml 1038
ISK.VI. , A R. HUMl'lIItRV ,
vJ U County JuiiiJi-
Short Horn Gallic
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J. ( . } Hreodtr
rare Scoii.li and "i-ntch Topiml Sii m Hnin
CuU * . Mr liord iiuiiiiieriii'ttiv - . Will com-
i iriiirt ' bracdlnx atut Quality with any west ol
Co tea's o My uiwnnct > HUB taught mo that to
rfiveiotKUatlsfacUun. lirpoilinir catile must be
i lHUiltii tnin tinlt me. I expect to
rxl-u tliciu liircbe c ju. l , . f anything
r V ovl la l p I * . S. I nuw U i7i > 2Sbnils suitable
i < r t'llH ' tad ni-xt vrar's ITV e. My cowi
wrlchffom 1400 to Wo pounds. Come and see
I oen .
J. G , BRENIZER
UROKIJN Dow , . NRHRASK
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Younger Set
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By ROBERT W. CHAMBERS ,
Author of "The Fighting Chance , " Etc.
* ? Copyrlflht. 1907 , by Robert W. Chambers * | *
( Continued from list week. >
On her way home Allxe smilingly re
viewed the episode until doubt of Sol-
wyn's approval crept in again , and her
amused smile had faded whcu she
reached her home.
HE house of Ruthvon
was n small but ultra
modern limestone af
fair , between Madison
and Fifth , a pocket edi
tion of the larger man
sions of their friends ,
but with less excuse for the overelabo-
ration since the dimensions were only
twenty by a hundred. Jnto this lime
stone bonbon box tripped Mrs. Ruth-
vcn. mounted the miniature stairs with
u whirl of her scented skirts , peeped
Into the drawing room , but continued
mounting until
she whipped Into
her own apart
ments , separated
from those of
h o r lord and
master by ; i lock
ed door.
That is. the
door had been
locked fora long ,
long time. But
presently , to her
Intense surprise
and annoyance ,
it slowly opened
and a little man
appeared in slipnto tllis
pored feet. l)0n box trl1 > lul
n"th n-
He was u little
man and plump , and at ilrst glance his
face appeared boyish and round and
quite guiltless of hair or of any hope
of It.
But as lie came Into the- electric
light the hardness of his features was
apparent. IIi was no boy. A strange
Idea that he had never been assailed
some people. His face was puffy and
pallid , and faint blue-shadows hinted
of closest shaving , and the line from
the wing of the nostrils to the nerve
less corners of his thin , hard mouth
had been deeply bitten by the acid of
unrest.
For the remainder he wore pale rose
pajamas under a slllc and. silver kimo
no , an obi pierced with a jeweled
scnrfpln , and he was smoking n ciga
rette ns thin as a straw.
"Well ! " said his young wife In as
tonished displeasure.
"Send her out a mom nt. " he said ,
with a nod of his head toward the
maid. Ills voice was agreeable and
full a trltle precise and overcultlvat-
ed perhaps.
When the maid retired Allxe sat up
on the lounge , drawing her skirts down
over her small stockinged feet.
"What on earth Is the matter' : " she
demanded.
"The matter is , " he said , "that Clerald
has Just telephoned me from the Stuy-
vesant that he Isn't coming. "
"Well ! "
"No. It Isn't well. This Is .some of
your meddling. "
"What If It is ? " she retorted , hut her
breath was coming quicker.
" I'll tell you. You can get up and
ring him up and tell him you expect
him ton.'ght. "
She shook her head , eying him all
the while.
"I won't do it , Jack. What do you
want him for ? He can't play with the
people who play here. He doesn't
know the rudiments of play. He's only
a boy. Ills money Is &o tied up that
he has to borrow if he loses very much.
There's no sport In playing with a boy
like that"
"So you've said before , 1 believe , but
I'm better qualified to judge than you
are. Are' you going to call him up ? "
"No , I am not"
He turned paler. "Get up and go to
that telephone ! "
"You little whippet , " she said slow
ly , "I was once ti soldier's wife the
only decent thing I ever have been.
This bullying ends now here , at this
instant ! If you've any dirty work to
do , do it yourself. I've done my share ,
and I've finished. "
He was astonished. That was plain
enough. But It was the sudden over
whelming access of fury that weak
ened him and made him turn , hand
outstretched , blindly seeking for a
chair. Rage , even real anger , were
emotions he seldom bad to reckon with ,
for he was a very tired and bored and
burned out gentleman , and vivid emo
tion was not good for his arteries , tbe
doctors told him.
He found his cbnlr , stood n moment
with his back toward his wife , then
very slowly let himself down Into the
chair and sat facing her. There was
moisture on his soft , pallid skin , a
nervous twitching of the under Up.
He passed one heavily ringed bond
across his closely shaved Jaw , still
atarlnc at her.
" 1 want to tell you something , " ho
said. "You've got to stop your inter
ference with my affairs , and stop It
I now. "
" 1 Intonated bi uita.- '
urn not yotu . . - .
shr > said unsteadily , st h .unl "L v
her own revolt , still under the shok
of her own Ht-ntmlng to a resistance
tbiu bad IMVII lorn * , long overdue 'If
yon mean. " she went on , "that 1110
'ruin of this txiy Is your affair. Uicn
I'll make It mine from this moment.
I've told yon that he shall not play ,
and he shall not. And while I'm about
It I'll admit what you are preparing to
accuse me of. 1 did make Sandou
Craig promise to koi'p away. I did try
to make tUat little fool Scott Innls
promise , too. and when he wouldn't 1
Informed hh father. And every time
you try vour dirty bucket shop meth
ods on U > is like that I'll do the same"
He swore nt her quite calmly. She
smiled , shrugged and. Imprisoning her
knees in her clasped hands , leaned
back and looked at him.
"What a ninny I have been. " hc
said , "to be afraid of you so long ! "
A gleam crossed his faded eyes , but
he lee her remark pass for the mo
ment. Then , when he was quite sure
that violent emotion had been exhaust-
U ' Ul V'A ' ,
. -
He swore at her.
ed within him. "Do you want your Mils
paid ? " he asked. "Because if ymi do
Fane. Harmon & Co. are not going to
pay them. "
"We are living beyond our menus ? "
she Inquired disdainfully.
"Not If you will be good enough to
mind your business , my friend I've
managed this establishment on our
winnings for two years. It's a detail ,
i but you might as well know It My
i association with Fane , Harmon & Co.
runs the Newport end of It and noth
ing more. "
' " "What did you marry me for ? " slie
asked curiously.
A slight color came Into his face.
"Because Rosamund Fane lied about
you. "
"Oh ! You knew that In Manila ?
You'd beard about It , hadn't yoii-the
western timber lands ? Rosamund
dlrtn't moan to lie. Only the titles
were all wrong , you know. And .so
you made n bad break. Jack.1 Is that
it ? "
"Yes. that Is it. "
"And It cost you n fortune and me a
'
husband. Is that It. my friend ? "
"I can afford you If yon will stop
your meddling. " be said coolly "Yon
have made n point of excluding Ger
ald ? "
"Yes. "
"Very well. I'll telephone Draymore.
And" he looked back from the door
of his own apartments "I got Julius
Neergard on the wire this afternoon ,
and he'll dine with us. "
lie gathered up his shimmering ki
mono , hesitated , halted and again
looked back.
] "When you're dressed , " he drawled ,
"I've a word to say to you about the
game tonight nnd another about Ger
ald. "
"I shall not play , " she retorted
scornfully , "nor will Gerald. "
"Oh , yes , you will , and piny your
best too. And I'll expect him next
time. "
"I shall not play ! "
He paid deliberately : "You will not
only play , but play cleverly , and in the
Interim , while dressing , you will reflect
how much more agreeable It Is to play i '
cards here than the fool nt 10 o'clock
nt night in the bacholn apartments
of your late lamented. " |
And he entered his ro 'S , and his
wife , getting blindly to her feet , every '
atom of color gene from lip and cheek. ,
stood rigid , both small bands clutch
ing the footboard of the glided bed
1
IFFERENCES of opinion
between himself nnd
Neergarcl concerning the
ethics of good tnsto In
volved lu forcing the
Slowltha club matter ,
Gerald's decreasing attention to busi
ness and Increasing Intimacy with the
Faua-Ruthven coterie began to make
Selwyn very uncomfortable. The boy'o
close relations with Neergard worried
1 him most of all and , though Noorgartl
Dually agreed to drop the Slowltha
matter as a Used policy In which Sel-
wyn had been expected to participate
at some indefinite date , the arrange *
ment seemed only to cement the man'p
confidential companionship with Ger
ald.
ald.This
This added to Selwyu's restlessness ,
and one day In. early spring he had a
long con'fcrenco with Gerald a most
I
I unsatisfactory one. Gerald for the
1 first time remained reticent , and when !
Behvyn , presuming ou the cordial un- 1
<
derstuudibg between thorn , pressed
Hoots Lansing.
him a little the boy turned sullen , and
Sclwyn lot the matter drop very quick
ly.
But neither tact nor caution seemed
to serve now. Gerald , more and moro
engrossed in occult social affairs of
which he made no mention to Selwyn ,
was still amiable and friendly , oven at
times cordial and lovable , but he was
no longer frank or even communica
tive , and Selwyn , fearing to arouse
him again to sullem. s or perhaps
even to suspicious dellance , forbore to
press him beyond the nuwt tentative
advances toward the regaining of his
confidence.
Gerald and Neergard left the olllco
together frequently now. They often
lunched uptown. Whether they were
in each other's company evenings Sel
wyn did not know , for Gerald no
longer volunteered Information as to
his whereabouts or doings. And all
this hurt Sehvyn and alarmed him ,
too , for he was slowly coming to the
conclusion that he did not like Neer
gard , that ho would never sign arti
cles of partnership with him and that
even his formal assoclateshlp with the
company was too close a relation for
his own peace of mind. But on Ger
ald's account ho stayed on. He did
not like to leave the. boy alone for bin
sister's sake as well as for his own.
Matters drifted that way through
early spring , lie actually grew to dis
like both Neergard and the business of
Neergard & Co. , for no particular rea-
bon perhaps , but In general , though ho
did not yet care to auk himself to bo
more precise In his unuttered criti
cisms. Hut Neergard broke his word
to him. *
And one morning before he left his
rooms at ) Mrs. G reeve's lodgings to go
downtown 1'ercy Draymoro called him
up on the telephone , and , as that over
fed young man's usual rising hour was
notoriously nearer noon than S o'clock , '
It surprised Selwyn to ( je asked to remain -
main in his rooms lor a little while un
til Draymore and one or two friends
could call on him personally concern
ing a matter of Importance.
First there was 1'crcy Draymore ,
overgroomcd for a gentleman , fat , good
humored and fashionable one of the
famous Draymore family noted solely
for their money and their tight grip on
it ; then came Sanxon Orchil , the fa
mous banker and promoter , small , ur
bane , dark , with that rich , almost ori
ental , coloring which he may have Inherited - j
herited from his Cordova ancestors ,
who found it necessary to dulunuaniKC
their names \ \ hen Rome offered them ,
the choice , with immediate eternity aa
alternative.
Then came a fox faced young man ,
Phoenix Mottly , elegant arbiter of all
pertaining to polo and the hunt slim
legged , hatchet faced and moro pro *
.seiitable In the saddle than out of it.
He was followed by Bradley Harmon ,
with his washed out coloring of a con
sumptive Swede and his corn colored
beard , and. looming In the rear like an
amiable brontosaurus , George Fane ,
whoso swaying nock carried his head
as a camel carries his , nodding an he
. "We heard last night , " said Dray
more , "how that fellow how Nccr
fcard had been tampering with 0111
farmers what underhand trick's he
bas been plnylng us , and I frankly ad ,
mit to you that wo're a worried lot oj' '
near sports. That's what this dlsma
matinee signifies , and we've eorne tf
ask you what it all really means. "
"Why did you not call on Mr. Necr- 1
gard ? " asked Selwyn coolly. Yet hi
was taken completely by surprise , foi
lie did not know that Neergard ban
gone ahead and secured options on hl >
own icsponslbllity , which praetlrall ;
amounted to a violation of the truct
between them. "I know nothing ahoul
It. T did not know that Mr. Neergard
hud acquired control of the property.
I don't know what ho means to do
with it. And , gentlemen , may I ask
why you feel ot liberty to come to mo
instead of going to Mr. Neergard ? "
"A desho to deal with one of our
own kind , I suppose , " returned Dray-
more bluntly. "And , for that matter , "
he said , turning to the others , "wo
might have known that Captain Sel-
wyn could have had no hand in and no
knowledge of such an underbred and
dlrty"-
Harmon plucked him by the sleeve ,
but Draymore shook him off , his little
piggish eyes sparkling.
"What do I care ? " he sneered , losing
his temper.Ire're in the clutches of
n vulgar , skinflint Dutchman , and he'll
wring us dry whether or not we curse
him out. Didn't I tell you that Philip
Selwyn had nothing to do with it ? If
he had , and I was wrong , our journey
here might as well have been made to
Neergard's oflice , for any man who
will do such a filthy thing"
"One moment , Draymore , " cut in Sel-
wyn , and his voice rang unpleasantly. /
/
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Granbrrls , 5 v et Potatoes ,
Dill Fields. Candied Cherries.
Candied Citron Peal.
Candied Lemon Peal ,
Orange Peal , Nut Meats ,
After Dinner Mints ,
a all kinds of Nuts. New crop is now in. We also have
fine fresh Oysters right from Baltimore big- ones the kiud
YOU CAN FRY.
\V. A. G1JORGR , PKKSIDKNT L. II. JRWKTT , CASHiUK
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SECURITY STAT.B BANK
RESPONSIBILITY $800,000. $ BROKER BOW , NEBPASKA
There is n guaranty of di-podits in this bnnk. You arc invited
to call nml investigate our method : : : ; ; ;
VOIJR
"IT you atv simply complaining be
cause you have been outwitted , go
ahead , but If you think there has bcon
any really dirty business In this mat
ter go to .Air. Neergard. Otherwise , be
ing his associate. I shall not only de
cline to listen , but also ask you to
leave my apartments. "
"Captain Selwyn Is perfectly right. "
observed Orchil coolly. "Do you think ,
Draj'moro. that It Is very good taste
In you ( o come Into a man's place and
be'Tln slanging and cursing a member
of his linn for crooked work ? "
"Resides , " added Mottly , "it'H not
crooked ; It's only contemptible. " And
to Selwyn , who had been restlessly fac
ing Ilrst one , then another : "We came
It w.as the idea of several among us
to put the matter up to you , which
was rather foolish , because you couldn't
have engineered the thing and remain
ed what wo know you to be. So"
"Walt ! " said Sclwyn brusquely. "I
do not admit for one moment that there
is anything dishonorable In this deal ,
I nor do I accept your right to question
It from that standpoint , because I
personally have not chosen to engage
In matters of this ah description , lane
no reason for condemning the deal or
its method. "
"Every reason ! " said Orchil , laughing
cordially. "Every reason , Captain Sel
wyn. Thank you ; wo know now exactly
where we stand. It was very good of
you to let 113 come , and I'm sorry some
of us had the bad ( astu to show any
temper. "
"lie means mo. " added Drayinore ,
offering his hand ; "goodby , tfaptaln
Selwyn. 1 date say wo arc up against
it hard , "
"Because we've got to buy In that
property or close up the Slowltha , "
added Motlly , coming over to make his
adieus. "By the way , Selwyn , you
ought to be one of'us In the Slowltha. "
"Thank you , bu.t Isn't this rather nn
awkward time to suggest it ? " said Sel
wyn good humorcdly.
Fane burst Into a sonorous laugh and
wagged his neck , saying : "Not at all !
Not at all ! Your reward for having
the decency to stay out of the dual Is
an invitation from us to come in and
bo squeezed Into a Jelly by Mr. Neer
gard. Haw ! Haw ! "
And so , ono by 'one , with formal or
Informal but evidently friendly leave-
taking , they went away. And Selwyn
followed them presently , walking until
he took the subway at Forty-second
street for his ofllco.
Ho wont Into his own ofllce , pocketed
his mull and still wearing hat and
gloves came out again just as Gerald
was leaving Ncurgard's olllce.
Ho walked leisurely Into Neergard'K
olllco and seated himself.
"So you have committed the firm to
the Slowltha deal ? " ho Inquired coolly.
Neergard looked up and then past
him : "No , not the firm. You did not
seem to be interested fii the scheme , so
I wont on without you. I'm swinging
It for my personal account. "
"Is Mr. Kiroll In It ? "
"I said that it was a private matter , "
replied Neergavd , but his manner was
affable.
"I thought to ; It appears to me like
a matter quite persouul to yon and
pharacterlstir * of you. Mr. NVercnrd
And , that bi-lnjj established , I am now
resu1" to t1K-ove ! whatever very1 loose
tie i 't'.iever ' bound me In am * anso
olat..ja with thl company iin-l your
self. "
Neorgnrd's cloo Bet black eyes biuft
cd n point nearer to Boiwyn's. The
sweat on hi * nose glistened.
"Why do you do thlsV" hv tuked
slowly. "Has anybody offended you ? "
"Do you really wish to know ? "
"Yes , I certainly do , Captain Sehvyu. "
"Very well. It's because I don't like
your buslrcfs methods , I don't like-
several other things that are happen
ing In thU olllce. It' * purely a differ
ence of views , and iliJt Is enough ex
planation , Mr. Ncorgatd "
"I think ou11 v.t\\- u i \vi
coincide "
"You are wrong they could not. 1
ought to have known that when I came
{ Continued next week )
Call ou A. W. Drake at Fred
Hay's Store nnd see him do your
.Shoe Repair work on his new se
curity Repair Machine. The ma
chine docs the work better , quick
er and easier nnd the shoe never
gets out of shape.
vni , fi' I *
The City Livery
And Feed Barn
Feeds your horses no poor grain
and will supply you with good
Horses and Eigs
nt reasonable prices.
Come and see me.
W. A. ' 'Tooley '
When you want
a good , clean
go to
RESTAURANT
Two doors' north
Broken Uow Stute Hank
BROKEN 0'
-L I V X-i R
I have repnred atwl-futCl
mv lyivery Barn inside and out-
bide nnd have added' fo\ir colrals
vihich will feed ati'l ' water +
Of. O
head of Stock See me for
reasjnnble nite-i
J. H. SPAIN
North Side Livery