Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 12 , 1881
THR DAILY P.ER
.vtAHA PUBLISHING CO. , PRoPHIt TORS
'iiy I-jrnlntn , bet. ( Ith and lUtli Ulreelt.
IKUMS Of SUItaUKlraON
lie < < r > jiy 1 year , In * dMmcol > lnld | ) } 10.CO
" . . . . f.o
" " . . . . 3,00
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
t 1N CAM ) CHICAGO , M. FVUI ,
tmitt RAIUIOAD.
[ X.T Omnhv-No. 2 throush ( xv.inicr , l > .3
. ra. No. I , OaVlinJ fici < lit , 1.2J p. in.
Arrltu OuiMia No. 1 , throuili ; prwu'n < or , i.15
B m. No , ; ! , OjkUid : freight. 10iO : a. in.
uiATiMii OMAHA HAH ; OK count BGCHD.
C. , I ! , i. y. 7:41 : i. in. 3:40 : p. ra.
C. k S , > V. , 7 : < 0 i. ni. 3:40 : p. m.
C. , K. I. .t I1 , , " :40a. : m. H0 : n. in.
K. U. . St. J. s C. it. . Icuvcs t it a. ui. ft-.d 8.SO
p. r.urrlvcs at at. LuuUt 0.30 a. in. find A:5L :
p. m.
iV. , SUUfc P. , Icnxcn at 8 x m. Ami 3:40. :
m , Arrlrca nt St. Louis nt 0:10 : a , m , and 7:30 :
a. m.
WHSim BOOTH * MTU.
B. A M. In .V < .l'Ihrotuh Kijirivs , FtO : t , tn
II. Jb M. Unrutn V.tprcM-O i ) p. m.
O P Kxiir , 1V:16 p. in.
O. A U. V. for Lincoln , 11:45 : a. m.
O. A U. V. for OdccoU , 10.10 . in.
TJ. 1 * . frrlcht No. 5 , fiSti : . In.
O. I' , frnlk-ht No. 9 , S.SOo. m.
U. P. frolghtNo. 13 , 20l > . m.
I' ' . I * , in iKiit No. I , 11:10 : p. in. emigrant.
U , " P. L'tnrcr ' cunrcpn , 7:31 : p. in.
II. P. fr"nrlil .Nn 13 , 11 50 | > . ra.
U. P. Uonter freight , t:25 : p. in.
ABHMNt-fRUM IA8T AND N1DTD.
a B. fe O 6.-UO , . IE. 7S5 : p m.
& A N. W. , 9:46 : . ra. 7:25 : p. in.
C. K. l.&P. , ( > : iri a. m. 0:05 : p. tn.
K. C. , St. Joe &C K. , 7:40 : . m.:4S : p.ir.
PROM Tim ITIUT AND BOCTHWHBT.
O. & IU V. from Lincoln 1 01 p. in ,
U. I' . Kxpreiw 3:24 : p. m.
B & U. In No1 > . , Thrimirh Rxprotoi It6 : p. in.
K k M , Lincoln KxpriwD 40 a m.
U. 1 * . Dontcr express , 7:35 : n m.
U. I' . Knight I o u > 1.35 p. in.
U. P. vn. u _ 6o ; ; a. in. Kml
U. P. Irolrfht No. 14 , 19:1 : R p. in.
tJ. P. .o. i 9 IX ) p. uu
U. P. ' P. IS 14 ! fi a. in.
C. P. Denver freight , 1:10 : . ra.
O. < b 11. V , Qiliul , hr. f.45 p , ui.
BCMXT TRUSS CirvtllLt OUAIU ANU
ooattu. BLtrrn ,
LoaTo OnuhA ut S:00 : , 0:1)0 : ) and 11:00 : & . m. ;
ISO S.OO , $ .00 , 4.00 , 6:00 : und 6:00 : p. in.
LOIYO Coiindi llluDs At H:2J : , 9:22 : , Hi5 : & . m. ;
Ui5 , 2:25 , 3lfi : ! , 4:13 : ! :25 : Mid 6 : { > . a.
8iui l yo Th iltiuniiy K-AMJH OmiUm nt VCO :
vid llou : a. m. ; S:0fl : , 4:00 : anJ B:00 p. m. Lr
jiL-icll Illiin/i At U:26 : and llvi : ! B. in. ; 2:26 ,
vid 6ltb p. m.
Opening and Clotlns of MMI * .
tour * . CPKN.
. . tn. p. m. a. in. p. m.
Oiilcvro & N. W . 11.00 0SO tSO : S:40 :
OMcfffo , U I. h I'Mlllc.ll'.W 0:00 : tJO : MO
Ctilc/o ) , 1) ) . A Q. . . , . .11:00 : 0:00 4:30 : ! :40 :
1S:30 : 4SO : 2:40 :
Sl'iin ( 'ity ami I'.iclilc. . 11:00 : 4:3D :
Unioa Pacific . 6:00 : 11:40
DittihA t IL V . 4.-00 11:40 :
B. ft. U. In Ncli . 4:00 : H : 0 BSO :
OiruJ & Northwentorn. 4SO : 7SO :
Lo lniallifor Stuto of Iowa Icavo but once a
; , viz : 4P 0 n. m ,
A Unroln llntl iJ nli > o n ; > fnuil at 10ilO a. m.
OKlcc OJWM 8unJ } > H frniu 1'2 m. to 1 p. ui.
TIIOH. P IIAI.L P. M.
Business DirBctopy.
Abstract ar.d Real fcfitato.
JOHN L. McCAOUE , opposite Pout OHlce.
W. U. HAUTLKIT 31" South IRtli Street.
Arcliltocti.
DOFBKNE It MENDKLSSOIIN , AncltlTKCTS
Ilooni 14 Crclghton lllcck.
A. T. LAHUK Jr. , U oiu 2. Cinlshton Hlock.
Boots and 8liot > .
JAMES UnVINE & CO. ,
Fine Boota and SbooH. A gocJ nnmrtmcint o !
homo work on hanJ , corner 12th and Ilarncy.
TIIOS. KKICK80X , S K. ear. 16Ui and Douglne.
JOHN KOUTUNATU8 ,
COS 10th struct , nmnuficturat ) to order good work
at fair prl . Itapalrint ; tlonc.
Bed Spring * .
J. F. LAKRIMER Mnnulttcturer. 1B17 Dou"lMOt.
f
Dooks , NOV/B and Stationery.
J. I. FKUF.HAUF 1016 Fftrnhim Street.
I
Cutter and Eggs.
McSHANK & SCHUOKDKR. the oldest B. and E.
liouA ) In Kcbnuika cutatiliHhod IK76 Omaha.
OKNTHAL
MHH. A. KYAN ,
tcuthwcsi corner Itithnnil Uod o.
Boil Board for the Money.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Ueali at all Hours.
Board by the D y , W * > tk or Month.
Good Tcnns for Cosh.
Fiirnl"h il Unnma Supplied.
Roaa Wagons.
WM SNYUEU,14thr.n'J IlarncyStrrcta.
Jewo era.
JOHN BAUMF.U 1314 Furnhom Strict.
Junk.
H. BERTHOLP , KACS and Metal.
Lumb-jr , Lime and Cement.
FOfiPTKR & OltY corner Bth and Dotiglaa Btfl
Lamps and Glassware.
J. BOKNER 1209 Llouzlas St. Good Varloty.
Merchant Tailors.
0. A , LINDQUEST ,
Ono of our moot popular Merchant Tailors ta re
ceiving the latent ilcsleim for Spring and Summer
Goods for Kcntlomtn'a ntnr. Ktylidi , durable ,
and urlre.s low an ever 216 13th but. UOUIT. & Farn.
Millinery.
MRS. C. A. niXQEK , Wholcwle and Retail , Fan.
cy Oooli In ( jreat larlcty , ICephyrs , Can ! Hoards ,
Hosiery , Glo\iH , Conwbi , Jsc. C'hcapciit HOUBU In
the Went. Pnrchi\HL' nave 30 per cent. Order
t > r Mall. 116 Filticnth .Street.
r-oundry.
JOHN WEARNK & RONS , cor. 14thft Jscknonetc
Hour and Feed.
OMAHA CITY MILLS , 8th and Farnham 8tn. ,
Wclshaim llron. , prnprlctora.
Ororers.
Z. STKVEN3. 21et hotwocii Cumlng anil Ii r
T. A. MnHHANK , Corn. 2'id and Cumlnir Btrci-U
rlardwaio , Iron anu fjleol.
DLAN < fc LANOWOHTIIVrholcsali \ ) , 110 am'
112 16th street
A HOLMES corner If-th ami California
Hsrnei * , BAUdlei , ac ,
B. WKTST 20 13lh Ht. hf I KftrnHarncv
H-jtoU
ANFIELD 1IOU9E.G 0 , Cftnfleld.Oth A Kurnlnn
DOHAN HOUtiK , P Jl Cary , D1S Famham Ht.
SLAVIC'S HOTEL. I' . Eh\en , 10th St.
Southern Hotel. GUH. llnintil ( Ith Sr I.ca cn ortb
K Bought.
0 .SHAW will pay highest CdHli ) irlco for second
b.tnd cloUiInCormr Idtli r.ri'l
Duntlttl ,
DR. PAUL. Wllllnin' Plock , Cor. IMh & DC.UO.
Drug * , Paints and Ullt ,
KHUN k CO.
? liirnucleta , Flno "Ano iloodi , Cor , Uth MJd
V. J. WHITEHOUr j : , Wholceilo & RctMl , 10th 8t.
0 , FIELD , 20'J2 Worih Slao CiunlnKStreet. .
PAItn , DnurKlft. lOtliand Howard Hired. ) .
Dry Gonds Notions , Etc.
JOIIN II. F. LKJIMANN & CO. ,
Saw York Dry Qoodn Sjorc , 1310 and 1312 Kuril-
him ftr ct.
L. 0. EnowoM also ImntM nnd ihooi 7th & Paclfla
huruituro.
A F. OltOSS , New &r.d Sotond Hind Kurnlturo
ml Stoiu" , lilt r > oii7m. lll hwt cooh price
alii for wonil liaua poo'H.
BOHNKH 130'J Ilou7l t. Flno ooJ , Ac.
Fence Workt.
OMAHA FK.VCK CO.
OUST , FHIKS &CO. , 1213 Hnrn-jy flt , ,
< vl Ice llo m , Iron and Voo.1 fcncei ,
IWIIr.iri ) . Countem of Pine and Walnut.
ClRar * and Tohacco ,
k FlUTSCnilH , inaniifacturcrp of
* ndVholo * U-iUirs In TOWK-COB. 13ns n
W , V. LOHKN2KK luaimtarturtr lllfljarolain.
Florltt.
A. IVinaahn ? , pliuiU , c\itllo rrhx < t > , tioqact )
to. N.V. . eat. ilith n I nouvbui Klrcrtx.
Civil engineers nnd Surveyor * .
ANllllKW llllsr.WAl Kit , l'r ! hton Block ,
Town Sury * , ISrsxlc und .Sir ie
Commission Merchanls.
JOHN O. WII < LIM.Ult Dalco Street.
U It I1KKMKH. Fnr.lctnllj o ! rite wl rrle- !
mcnt tn lullv nnd Wc Vlj ,
Cornlcs Works.
Western Cornice l > otkf , MinntMtiircM Iron
Cornlco , Tin , Iroti nnd yl.uo Hoofilntr. Order
IromMiy locnllty proini'tlj r\eut l In the 1'fst
minner , Factory nmi Oil co 1213 HarncN St.
Oahixnlfol Iron Conilci'K. Wli.iiow Cnj > n , eto , ,
minnfacturnl and put up In rtny inrt of the
tfltintrv. T. MINIIOiai 41flThlt rrruhUrecl
CrocVory.
J. BONNKU 13001)niwns tr t. OooJ tint.
Clothlni ; nnd F-urnlililni ; Quods.
OKO. 11. 1T.TKRSOW. Alto llftto , Cpc. Txioti ,
Shots , Motions nnd CV.llcry , SOI H. lOtli street.
rtetrlRerator * , Cantleld's Patent.
0. F. GOODMAN 11th St. bet. Farn. t Harnoy.
Qhow Onto ManufActory.i
O. J WILDK ,
M. uraf ftnror and Dealer In all klndi cil Bhon
Co es , Upright Cviro , A ' . , 1317 Cam St.
FKANK L. GKKIIAItl ) , proprlelor Omaha
Show Caio nmnutvtory , 818 South Itllh etrect ,
hotncen Lra > vn , orth and ll.trcy. All Roods
narrantixi Gr
Pawnhrokera ,
Ifllh St. . h t. Far II r
Tmwuro.
A. UUP.MKSTI-.K ,
Dealer In DtoTcs and Tinware , and ) ! annraetnrer
of Tin Root * and all klmli of [ luUdlngr Work ,
Odd Fellows' Block.
J. BONNKR. 1S03 Hondas SI. Gootl and Cheap
Seeds.
3. KVANHVholcwlo and I'.aUll Seed DrlUs and
Cultit atom , Odd FxllowH Hall.
Physicians an 1 Sur oons.
W. S. G1BB8 , M. D. , R * > m Ko t , CrttRhton
Block , Uth Street.
P. S. I.KtSKNIUNO , K. U. Ma onte Block.
C. U ItAUT , U. ! > . , Kyc and EAT , opp. postoffic < >
1)1' . L. B UKADDV ,
Ailriit. S. W Uth and Farnhum
Photoicrapners.
GRO. HKYN. PROP ,
tirand Central Gallery ,
212 SlxteenUi Street ,
near Itaraiilc Hall. Flret-clam Work und Prompt.
Plumbing , Qae and Steam Fitting.
P. W. TAltPY & CO. . 21812th St. , bet. Farnham
and DoUKl.iM. Worn pruuiptly nttcndcvl to.
U. 7ITZPAT1UOK , 1409 Douttloa Stroct.
Painting nn per
1KNI5Y A. KOSTKUS. 141 OodKo Street.
Shoo Stares.
Phillip Lane , 1320 Fnrnhara St. bet 18th & 14th.
Second Hand Store ,
PERKINS A LEAR. M18 Douirhs St. , Now and
SjcoiiJ Hand Furniture. House KurnlNhlng Oood ,
tic. , liourht and aM on narrow marrlns.
d.tlooni.
IIEXRY KAUFJIANJf ,
In the no * brick block on Douglas StrooS , bia
Jubt 0Hnnl ] n ino t elegant UCLU llall.
Hot Lunch lr m 10 to 12
e\ cry day.
" Caledonia " J FALCONUK 079 ICth Street.
Undertakers.
CHAS. RIEVYE , 1011 ! Farnhnin bot. 10th & lltd.
130 Cent Stores ,
P 0 BAOKP8 , 1205 Fnrnliiim Kt . FanoT Oood >
Free to Everybody !
A Beautiful Book for the Asking ,
liy npplilnff personally at the nearest ollieo
of1HK | .SIMihlt SlANUFAinUIlINU CO. ( or
by poitatcnrd if nt a dlntanco. ) any ADULT per.
son M ill bo preientcd with a beautifully Illus
trated copy of a Nu\v Hook entitled
GENIUS REWARDED ,
OU THE
STORY OF THE SEWING MACHINE
: ontnlnln ra handsome and costly steel fngrav-
\as \ fiontisplcroc ; a'.HO , $ i finely engraved MOOI !
ruts , and bound in an elaborate blue and gold
lithographed cover. Nn char H whate\cr is made
for this > niuNnnio liook , Ktdch mn bo obtained
only by application nt the branch and Hibor
dinate. olliceti of Thu Singer Mauufacturhij ; Co.
THE SINGER MANUFACTUIUNQ CO. ,
Principal OlHce. 3t Union Square , New York
If you n Ilf ycunrnn
r inon of
r l > nfd \ > J the utr'aln of Ivmtollln
your duties nvolu nlK-lil v. ork , to re
itlmul&nUiiniJ uta tnro tiraln nerTf ana
Hop Bittors. ohto , ute Hop B.
I ! yon ere younir Mid uirerlm from any li.
alscivtlou < > r < ll lia | tlon , If you itro mar-
il id or BlniU > , oM or youn tr , BurTerlnjr from
poorhfaltb or lauiKuU.li ii\K \ n A t > vd of kick
Oral , rtlj on Hop Bltterd.
Whoercr yoanrr. Tlioundi me an-
fttl nunlly from BOIUO
vheaertT jou
j
that jour system I form of Kldnoy
nccda clcowlnt ? , toil- dlM-A o tuat mitflit
have lxen | > ro\entfC
vlthoutintoj-icadiiBi liy a tlmoly UHeof
.Rl-.o Hop HopBltters
Bitte'a.
D. I. O.
orvr'norvcom- lib an tvbflohito
Ubt'oxe
plulitf ,
unil IrresUta
of thu itomacli , lll'lo for
' euro
IIOP
bnmlt , liluotl , I drunlceuncsfi
Itierorntnttl 1 use of opium ,
You will e t ( buoco , or
cured If JOUUM llnarcotlca.
Hop Blttor *
If Touaroiilm-1 Boldliydrng-
irenk and ( rl t < . btutlfur
nlrr t ) fplrltfillry NEVER Circular.
It i It may IIOP iiirnu
nvo your
FAIL B'F'U CO.
Ufa. It has ,
navcd hun Rotknlrr , 5.1- ,
dreds. Tornnlo , Ont ,
Richmond , Ind.
Builders of
ENGINES OF ALL SIZES ,
From 3 to 25 H. P.
For Sma"
SAW MILLS ,
For nil Grains and Seeds , Including Clover
nnd Timothy.
Feed Mills , &c. , &c.
.I will pay you largely to write , stat-
inj , ' Y/hit : you \\iint and how
you wish to pay.
Unuturl Inducements to Cash Purchasers.
ROBINSON & CO. ,
Richmond , Ind.
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ILER & CO. ,
Solo Manufacturers , OMAHA.
THE FIRST QUARREL
From th Altn California.
"Then , Ralph , you think ns T do
that wo must nuvcr , tiuvur huvu a. lira
qu.irroU"
"Novor , Koso ; thcro is nothing
easier tlmn to livu without it. "
"Yot they tin sny thut married pco
plo iiru nlwuya stiro to quarrel n rca <
til-ill , Hut hnron't \vo proved Itfnlsi
in our c.woJ"
"Oil , Itrilpli , it is bcc.-vusu wo li.ivo
lovnl cnoh other too truly , to over
think of such : v thing , "
4 Of coursj , it is , httlo one , " draw
in ; ; the gulden hfxd down to liif
hroail , "and that is just wliy wo shall
nui'ur quarrel. How could wo over
npcnk n linruh word to each other ,
cloruost ? "
Tltcro was no nudiblo nnawor , hut
n Hrhduocl tone , ns of toiidor carress
in ; ; tilled ui ) the interval ,
'itnliih Maynnrd nnd Hoao Clark
wore to bo united for bolter or worao
on tlio morrow. Aa wo liavo Been ,
they fondly believed tluit no clout
could overc.nt their wedded sky.
Three mouths nftor marrinfje , JUK
the sun W.IB BL-ttitig upon ns charmim ,
iv little sections could w ell bo imagined.
A pretty white cottage with low windows
dews and romantic porticos overlook
ing n volrety-grcen lawn ; the windows
of the dining roomstund open , and the
fragrant breath of Juno rosea fron
without was rivalled by the tastefu
bouquets which stood in crystal vuses
upon the table ; the aiiow-Mhito da-
maslr , cut-uliw and shining silver
caught the last rays of the HUHas they
llittud over the dainty tea table , now
sparkling in the crimson heart of u
jelly , now lingering in the golden
meshes ot iloso iMaynard'o hair , as slit
poured out a cup of fragrant tea for
nor young husband.
Three months , and all was perfect
happiness. Rose was thinking this na
she poured out the tea , with a little
Biuile upon her lips ,
"UoHul"
She looked up quickly ; surely there
vras a slight just the slightestnliado
of constraint or coldness in the tono.
"Hose , " repeated her husband , ovi
deiitly a Httlo embarrassed , "as Irodo
down to the ollieo thui afternoon , I
heard Homo comments upon your
friend , Mrs. Elton , -which did not
please mo very well. I wish , " in a
nlower tone , ' 'that yon would drop her
acquaintance , my love. "
"Why , Ralph"what can you mean ? "
with a deep flush rising to her cheek.
"I would do anything for you , llalph,1'
she added , "but how terribly unjust
it would bo to drop my best friend be
cause BO mo people don't choose to hlcu
her. "
I am afraid they have good reason
for ir , dear ; in fact , I never liked her
myself , though I it id not like to toll
you so. She is too much of a ihrt for
mo to wish to see h'jr the intimate
friend of my wife. "
"Sho is splendid , I don't care what
people say , and 1 am ashamed of you ,
Ralph , for helping to abuse a woman's
character and that woman my beat
friend , too ! "
And down dropped HOBO'S knife and
fork , and up wont the dainty handker
chief to the bright blue eyes , which
had suddenly tilled with tears. This
was too much for Ralph , llo canio to
side and kissed anay the first teais he
had over seen in his wife's pretty
eyee.
eyee."Come , come , darling ! remember ,
we are never to quarrel. But I do
hope , Rose , that you will think seri
ously over what I have said. '
Rose said nothing , but clung to
her husand us though they had just
been snatched from a precipice and
she could hardly realize their safety.
To think that he , Ralph , had actually
dipapproved of her !
The evening passed lovingly , an
usual. * but poor Roao felt thoughtful
almost sad. That she must cither
hurt the feelings of her dearest friend ,
without any good cause , as she be
lieved , or displease her own dailing
husband , she saw it was unavoidably
and to her loyal , loving nature , to do
either doomed impossible. She would
do all eho could , however , to pleaao
her husband without offending her
friend ;
Ah ! Httlo wife , what a difficult po
sition to BUS tain !
But for a week aho managed it.
When the churming little woman drop
ped in to call , \vhich she did , uncere
moniously , at all times , Rose always
contrived to bo so busy that she ronld
not possibly go out. Whether it was
a handkerchief for Halpha pin cushion
for "dear mamma"'or u now piece to
practice , it uas always sure to bo too
important to bo neglected.
"Why , what haa como over you ,
Roue ? " cried Mrs. Elton ono day ,
rather suspiciously ; "you have not
been out with mo for a week. Are
you going to keep this up forever ? "
" 1 don't Irnow , I'm auro , " replied
Rose , laughing , and inwardly wonder
ing how she could OXCUBO herself much
longer ; "but T really find so much to
do. If your huslund were nt home ,
Maude , you would not have so much
leisure yourself. "
"Then I am heartily glad that ho
isn't , " said Mrs. Elton pouting , "for
I could never stay in as you do , Httlo
nun. "
J3iit when Ralph canio homo that
evening ho again referred to the ru-
mois eoncerninu Mrs. Elton ; she was
cairying oua [ curious flirtation with a
well known society man whose reputa
tion was anything but puru ,
"I'oupjo are simply mistaken , " Raid
Rose , with dignity ; " ho no more
Ilirts with him than HIO ! docK with you.
I luivo seen them together. "
"Well , I shouldn't like you to
IUUUHU yourself in my nhcjunco an shu
does in the abscnco of hur liimluiiil. "
"Hiiyon't ' you any confidence in
your ttifoj Ralph ( "
"Certainly ; but who can toll what
an influence ) nho may acquire over
you ? At all events , durling , " very
uoiitlyj 'you must find BOIUO way of
discontinuing her acquaintance at
once. "
"Ralph ! Must ? "
"Von , my dear , must ! " This ( imo ,
with quito u matrimonial air of firm
ness.
ness.Tho bright blue eyes of hia wife
flashed in uurprifm and anger , That
httlo word from Kilph'd lijm caused as
much commotion in ROJO'H mind as
the "big. big U " from the captain
of the "Pinafore" raised among his
crow.
That evening wan passed almost in
ftilonco , mid tlioro was no good-night
klHB.
klHB.In
In the morning Rose was all ready
to Jortjivo , but Ralph wiia cold'and
distant , and did not scorn to wish it.
Immediately after breakfast hu won !
down town , after Iravinu the faintoal
nomiblo kiaa upon hia wife's troubled
brow.
llo SAW the trouble , but priilo wna
at work ; so ho went nway , leaving hia
perplexed bride in just the ri ; ht fitato
of mind to full an easy victim to the
tempter. She was angry with her
husband for il.uing to ditliku her
friend , and angry with that friend foi
boinu' the c.itiso of coldness butweon
her and her husband.
Hut. when that pretty , charming
friend came rushing in flo tnrly in the
afternoon , all smiles and diuipler ,
and , linditn : R"Jo Maynard dnmu ; ab
solutely nothing but moping , insisted
upon t.ikini ; her for a t'five ' what
could she do ?
She had no excuse , and then ll.ilph's
coldness of the morning e.imu forcibly
into her mind. So in ucflpur.vtion aho
donned her prettiest costume , and
called up all her gayety to hide her
aching heart.
15ut , to her astonishment , they had
not gone far before Mrs. Elton picked
up Mr. A. , the gentleman with
whoso mine- her own ws HO disayrooa-
bly connoclod , who nccompnniod them
during the whole drive. They met
many of their friends , and Rosu's
cheek Mushed an she noted their cool
greetings , and thought of the ruinou
alloat. A week ago she would have
thought nothing of it ; but , in the
H ht of her husband's words , this
ch'inco mooting with Mr. A. looked
like a aluiiiod appointment.
" it right " who decided
"Ralph , men
tally , "and 1 will toll him no to
night. "
The pretty te.i-tablo w.-va awaiting
Ralph's coining , and so was the sweet
little wife , all nmiloa and happiness
once more. She intended to moot
him with the old , fond kias , and con
fess that she had born wrong. How
pleased Ralph would bo ! Inktomi of
Ralph , however , came a brief note :
"Roao , I shall not bo home to-night.
I paw you driving with that precious
pair who are this evening the talk of
the whole town. And to think my
wife's name is mixed up with it ! L
feel too hurt and angry to mi-ot you
just yet. RAUMI. "
There was only ono thing which n
woman like Rose could do in tuchn
case. .Sliu fainted. When at last she
recovered consciousness she t < : iw
plainly in the face of the servant who
tiad como to her assistance that she
had road the note and was acquainted
with her disgrace. Dismissing her ,
Rose left the untouched nuppur to its
fate , and drugging herself upon the
bed , and between her sobs , tried to
form uome phin of action , Oh , how
bitterly she now thought of both
ftk'iul and husband.
Only three months married and it
had como to this !
Troud and Bunsativo , nho determin
ed that tthu would no longer remain
bonenth his roof to bring discredit
upon it ; eo when morning dawned ,
and k.ilph . , alrcii'ly repontent and ro-
inorhoful for his cruelty , rotunud , ho
found no wife to give him welcome
only a few words to tell him she had
none forever.
Oh , the a-'ony of that hour ! How
freely would ho have forgiven a thous
and uflbticos only to hold that dear
form in his arms once more !
Ho sat down and thought of the
aweot fuco , the dear blue eyes and
golden hair , until thinking almost
drove him wild ; but it was too late.
Why tell of the fruitless search , the
lonely days , the final settling down
into an almost utter despair ? Ho
could only faintly try to keep up hi.s
liopes by thinking that nho loved him
too well to stay aw.iy from him for
ever.
ever.But
But two years passed , and Roao
Maynaid had never visited their home.
* * * # # #
Right in Chicago 1 Lights are blaz-
ng everywhere in the heart of the
jrilliant western city , and crowd * are
jostling each * other in their husto to
each tlieir various debtinations.
A young man , tall and line looking ,
las just stopped at the busiest corner
of stuto street , undecided which way to
urn next. llo is handoome , but hia
'aco looks sad , and ho has a way of
{ lancing sharply into women's faces
which feeema ntrangely out of keeping
with his quiet , gentlemanly bearing.
AH ono of UIOHO gay groups pusses
lim , hoard the name of "Lotta" men
tioned as playing tit McVicker's.
"Lotta1 ! he repeated to himself , a
slight expression of intercut flashing
nto his pale face. "It in a long time
since 1 have seen her , and it will servo
o brighten an hour or so of life , at
oust. It is but a step , " glancing at
ho blazing theatre so near him.
'Ves , " ho added , " 1 may as well bo
n the tneatre an in the street. I shall
lover find her. "
A High escaped him as ho turned
Jown Madison and followed in the
vako of the ploaauro-sei-kera. Ho
VIH just about to enter the theatru ,
tundini ; In the full r.uliuiico ntrin.ni
ng from the open porlalu , whun a
ow cry husidu him made him quickly
urn.
urn.A
A woman had fallen , fainting , nl-
at his foot.
llo lifted her in his arm1) , but the
first glaiico into her white , still face
Urn OH i C.IUHOI ! him to drop his burden
\nd ink down biHido it.
"Jloso ! Rose ! My fed ! ! in HIO
Irad ? " ho muttered excitedly , under
lia breath , for the crowd was nrcufling
omul ilium.
JIo wan offered assistance , and car
ried her into tliu noaiost place ho
Bould find , where hho HOOII rovivud.
k-iiig both proud and neimitivo , how-
ivor , tlioy Hiiccuedod in rfjri'Kniny )
heir emotions until they were alonu
ogotlier in the cariiago which Ralph
lad called ,
Then I ho scene which followed can
> o bolter imagined than deacrilcd ,
Roue , with her golden head upon his
shoulder , told how uliu had awaited its
coming with blissful thoughts of
reconciliation in her mind ; how Ins
tote hud madu ilier fuel that hu thought
hat hi.H had diugracod him , and how ,
vild with filiumu and anger at tlio
huught , flhu had flown to Chicago ,
vliuro ho suppofled she had an nncjo
iving.
Going to lim ola addrcRs , wlio found
hat ho hud removed , nor could uho
hid imy trace of him , Thoruforo , too
iroud to return to the homo which
riho had doHurted , nho obtuinud om-
iloymi'iit us aHcaiiRtruH9and ) ( wan just
eturninx latu froin her work whim
ihocauyht niglit of hm fuco in thobril-
iant glare from the theatre , The
Buddcn vioion was too much , and uho
fell , dying , M a1 o thought , at hn foot.
> > ould joti novur liuvo coiuuhoino
if I had not fmiiid you , Mosul"
" 1 believe I never should ; Fthought
inyself diiRwcod , and tiio inoro no
niter I hnd retloeli'il upon what people
wight siy of my Iliuht. "
"I'lioyall know that I u-ai nearly
heart broken at your loss , ' naiil
li.ilill ] , uitli gr.xvo tendcrnt'sa ; then
nfter n littlu pause ho tuidud : "lluvu
you ma or hoard of Aluud Elton since
you loft ? "
"Never , " with a Hliglit shudder.
"What became of horf"
"Sho eloped with A. only a wenk
nfler you eloped with your.ulf ; " iaiil
Ralph , with n little attempt lit jilny-
fulnesi. " I'lioir doubtful relations
were on every tongue tlut very d.iy
you were out witli them , and th.it i.i
why"Yos
"Yos , " said Hose , pulling her hand
over hia lips , "but don'ts.iy it ; I want
to forget tl.r.t day forever.
"And so you sliull , my darlinir. "
"Ralph , L have something dse to
tell you , " whispered Huso , almost
timidly , ai she laid her soft check
against liur husband's.
"Well , little one , what is il"strok ?
ing the golden hair as if she wore a
child ,
"Ah ! you must wait until wo got
homo. "
They entered her boarding house
together , and , after n brief explana
tion of the case to the landlady , Rose
took him to her room , where lay a Ht
tlo white-robed cherub , sniilim : in its
happy sleep. No wonder the tears
sprang quickly to his i > yuH ,
"On , .Hose , Hose ! " WUH all ho could
say as ho hunt to ki.ts his child.
The old homo smiled just as of old
in the sunset light us , on the first
evening of their arrival , husband , wito
and child were gathered around the
tea-table.4
"Oh , Ralph ! " cried Rose , her eyes
filling with hiippy toaw , "how natural
all looks ! AHsit here , 1 could al
most fancy that t had never been
awiiy. "
"Yes , dear , " said Ralph with a sly
mnile , "tho only dilVereuco is the
baby. "
"And a hotter understanding of
ch other , " said Koio Mayturd ,
thoughtfully ; then ulie added with a
smile : "At.d to think , Ralph , how
firmly wo believed oursolvus to bo the
only married couple in the world
who could live without u first quar
rel. "
"I think it was n blessing in din-
uiae , though , darling , for it proved
so terrible that it will certainly bo our
hist. "
And so it was.
Palpitation of the HVurt-
J. 'M Alight , SyrariiMo , N. V , , writon :
"When F tirxl cmiiint'nct'd ii-un f your Hur-
duck Itloinl liitttTM 1VIH truulilutl willi
Ibitteiini ; ami piilpiliitinii of tliu hviirt , I
frit uoik ; and lungiiid , with n niiiuliiiOMH
of the IhnliH. Hinou UMiiy , my luart IIHH
mil troubled 1110 iu.it . tliu imiiiliin ; , ' HUIIHU-
tinti is all K HU. " 1'rioo , 91 ; liiid K.I' ! , 10
ll'H. 10-lMllllw
Axle Grease
HEVER GUMS !
UBOI ! \ViUfOiiH , lluiKi ; ( , Kenpcrn , TliroohcrH
nd Mill Mnchitii'ry. II IB INVAUIAUI.N TO FARM
imn AND IXAMnrium. II curtK SttutchcH mid al
UliiJs of uorcxj on llonn and Stuck , an well an on
T1CI1.
T1CI1.OLAEK & WISE , Mannf B ,
300 Illinois Street , Chicago
WT.SKND 1 OK 1 ltd 1.S " " <
AGENTS WANTCD FOR
FAf > r Hi SKLUNCI BOOKH or nis Aon !
Foundations of Success
nUSlNK3j ! AND SOCIAL FORMS.
The lawn nl tnulo. k' nl forms , how to trant
tct buslncwt , Milunulo biblua , racial otliilitt |
parllaniontnry uia u , how to conduct putilicbuin-
ncHA ; In fact ft In n complete liulilo to SUCCCM for
\ll yiH. A nuiilly nmmHRtty. AiMruw forclr-
eulan and H xlal tnrins ANC'llOH PUIILISIHNG
CO. , fit.I/onis. Mo
Article * of Incorporntinn of the
Mllliircl Farmorw' CJnb-
Articles of iiicorpnrntinn miulo anil
iwlniitwl tliiH 2'JUi ( Iny of October , A. J ) .
1881 , by und between the iimlurMib'ucil in-
corporulnrH , iw followw , to-wit :
KAMlt ,
Article T. Tim niuuu of thin club nhall bo
the Jlilliinl FnriiH'in' club.
rl.AC'K OF IIUH1NIWH.
rticle II. The iirincipnl pbico of busl-
nt-KN of thin cIuliHJiuH bu ut Millurd -
tion , county of ougl.T > < , NubriiHkn.
NATUIIII OK IlUHINI H.
Article 111 , The Kcnoral niituro of busl-
ncxH tn bu triui'ucteil by thN club ! H to
conduct ik K'"t-'ril ; liti-rnry HIM ! Koci.il buni-
ni'HH anil other fiiterlai'iiiivnti of a Nocial
character.
CAI'lTOI. , HTOCK.
Ar'icli > IV. Tin ) itnioiinlof c.tpltnlntock
n' this cliid Hliall ba two tlioiMiunl ( loll.irn ,
liviibd iiit" xlinrcH nf OIIH dolliir r ch ,
> -ii'h | hull b lutd in the nmimer | , ru-
huribed by the uiit'cturH.
COSIMK.S'CKMKNT AND IKIIMINATIuN.
Artic'ii V. This club nlmll co.ninonco tn
.ritnxact liiHini-HH iind < 'i rci'iitHO'irnirati' |
xiwerit tie ! ii'Jlll ' day of Uttobuc. 18SI , nnd
IH p IWHIH hhu'il uuiwo uu tltu'Jtli diy ; of
Uulohor , I'Jnl.
AMOUNTS OK LI.MIII.ITV
Artiuln VI. Tliu hiKliiHt , mm unt of. I n-
illity or iudel/tixliiur.H , which tl.ii club
Hliall ut liny ono tiinu Kiibjout iUlvf , Hhiill
HI thiuj hmiUiod ibitl'irii.
OhTltTHil.
Artlile VII. Tliu officers of thli
tlilb Hh.-ill I ) " nindU'ti'd by
) ourd of thri'O directors , who Mmll bo
ilcclfd from ninotiK thu htocWiolilcrH , nnd
hey hhull iipjiuint n | ehd' ! nt itnd wucli
> thui olllcuiM HH by luiv in minimi ,
,1. Hl.l'M.
Of.AIW So
W. ( jiiii
'iTATr.OI * NlllllAHKA , 1
Cuu.srr OK .AH. I
On thin 2tli ! ) d.iy of Oclnbi-r , A , 0. H8.S1 ,
icrmniiilly niii''iicil | | btforu inc. ( yli.irlurt
ii.-mdfH , it notary jiubliu for Hiiid county ,
InliiiH Kchriiifler. ,1. Mum , UUIH Scliu-
iiiiiiii , W. Oiunilorf , to mo kiimni to be
ho HlunorH ot thu forrif'iin jiitlclui of in-
! orior.itlon ) , und acltnowli il nt thutuinu l\ >
10 tliclr voliintiuy net and uewl.
[ HIJAI , , ] ClIAIU.KH I IIANDIH
Notin v jiubliu ill nnil lor Douglas county ,
Ni hrtutk i.
Western iiorso aim tiattlo ID-
Durance Ooiupany ,
. ,
l , - - - 1 ( ) ( ) , ( 00
nnurtN llor * t , Jluloi and Catilu ivaliibt lo-w by
cuxililoiit , ilicuaiu ) or theft. Atfunuivi 111 all mullIon -
Ion of tlio Stulo. Html < " " ! > -l kclOly \
Geo. P. Bern is
REAL ESTATE AGENCY ,
l&lh nn J Docile till. , Omaha , Nub ,
Tliln neniojuwa HriucTtra ( irakciacu liti < lnan ,
) ocn n'j ejMijiilaU , nml tligrulorii hu/ l > aij\lii
n Itu txiok-j me lni.urtil tJ IU itiotio , li t o < J
DIRECTORY OF LEADING WESTERN HOTEL-
JJiOl'KiKTORS.
J. O. MclNTIRE , Lincoln , Neb.
WAVERLY HOUSE , JAME8 W. ORADTHEE , W.i erly , Nol > .
GARATOOA HOTEL , J. S. STELLINIUS. Mllfard , Neb.
AMERICAN MOUSE : , CEO. H. McOAIN. Sou Hi [ lend , Neb.
HALL HOUSE , A. W. HALL , Louisville , Nee
CITY HOTEL , CHENEY St CLARK , Dlitlr , Neb.
GRAND CCNTHAL , D , T. PHILLIPS , Hnrr rd , Neb.
DEPOT HOTEL , r. H. BAtlDITT. Norfolk , Neb.
CITY HOTEL , J. F. COLE , Peru , Neb.
I1AI1NUM HOUBE , MR. VAN HORN , Nchratka City , Neb.
UEVC11IC. O. DRUM , Uruiclllln , Neb.
WISNEH HOUOE , PKRRINE UROQ. , Wlsner , Neb.
DRAPER HOUSC , 0. WHIPPLE , Nlobrnr.Neb. .
CtlEIQHTON HOUOC , P. D. THinADEAU , Crclfihton , Neb.
OITY HOTCU L.J.JOHNSON , Nemnh.t City , Nob.
CENTRAL HOUSE , JOHN COOPER , O.ik.lnls , Neb ,
COMMERCIAL MOTEL , WM. CLEMMONO. Ssward , Neb.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL C. EVA NO. O'Neill. Neb.
NELIOH HOUSE , W. D. MOULTON , We t Point , Neb
DOHCHF.BTER HOTEL , A. 8. KINKLC , Dorr.neiter , Nob.
COMMERCIAL HOTC- , J. O. MEAD , Nellch , Neb
CENTRAL HOUSE. JAS McKILLIP , York , Nob.
TUTTLE HOUSE. W. H. TUTTLE , Aurorn , Noli.
QAQE HOUSE , A. R. OACE , Republican City Neb
DENVER HOUSE UAIRXS& WILLIAMS , Hnttlngt , Neb.
SANDERS HOUSE , UHAQ , E. McNISH , Friend , NoU-
WOODWARD HOUSE , WAREN WOODWARD , Exeter , Neb.
PACIFIC HOTEL. 8. J , PORTER. Fairmont , Neb
ESTES HOUSt. N. T tSTEB , Grand liland , Neb.
COMMERO'AL ' HOUSE , F. W. WILM3. Kearney , Neb.
HOLLAND HOUSE , CEO. 0. HOLLAND. Rod Cloud , Neb.
WILDER HOURS' THOMPSON REED , Wllber , Neb
COMMERCIAL HOUSE A. O. CAARPER , Hardy. Nob.
PACIFIC HOTEL , W. P. RENSHAW. Dontrlce , Neb.
HAMMOND HOUSE , JOHN HAMMOND. Oolurnbut , Neb.
CENTRAL OITY HOUSE. J. 3. QREOERY. Central Oltv , Neb.
UNION HOTEL , CHENEY BROS. , Mo. Valley , la.
UE-LDEN HOUSE , A. W , UELOEN. Woodbine , la.
CITY HOTEL , J. P CREW3 Coin , In.
SCOTT HOUSE. H. BOOTT , Silver City la
UUMMIT HOUSE , SWAN & DECKER. Creston , la.
NEOLA HOTEL. F. 8IEVERTZ , Neoln , la.
EMERSON HOUSE , A. L. SHELDON , Emerson , la.
MLANCHARD HOUSE , T. FOREY , Dlanchard , lit ,
PARK'S HOTEL , COL. F. M. PARK , Shenandoah , In.
MERCHANTS' HOTED , W. I. DOULWARE , Dutllngton Junction
(11. ( A Jr. H. R. , KaHlcrnNobnuika. )
E. A. Uydor fJoiieTal Merchaiidiao
R. II. Mailer it Co Ounoral Morchaiidiso
I. S. FoHlor General Merchandise
llnham IJros Hardware and Implements
A. E. Orittondun Hardwato and Tinplemouts
Edwin Joary Notary , Collection , Inauranco and Ko.il liatnto Agent
. .1.V. . Qu.ickonliUHh Lunibur , Lima etc.
Mr. and MM. W. S. Elliott Greenwood Eajrlo HVeokly )
E. A. Ryder Drills and Chomiciila
I. ( 'lino Livery Sale and Kocd Stable
A. E Hollow.iy IJaruosa Shoy
1. ( Jliuo Wau'on Shop
Gco. NVr. Mayliold Greenwood LIouso
[ W. , St. L. , t P. and 0. , 11. Q. U. II- , Western Iowa. ]
T. 0. Hoard . Cashier IBank of Coin
11. E. Martin . StockDealor
1'iiiico it Ri'iil . Groceries and Queonawaro
I'ollock & Love . General Store
V L. Uifthop . General Store
\Vm. Riiuves it Co . General Store
J. Loy . Drills , Dook.i and Stationery
Cox it Monroe . Drugs , Hooks and Stationery
Dowoll Urea . Furniture and Undertaking
W. A. Wood worth . Hardware , Stoves mid Tinwaro
C. M. Hose . ' . . Grain Dealers
W J. Clark . Contractor and Builder
A. P. Andcr.ion . , . . . . Agricultural Implements
W. C. Maxwell . 13akory and Confectionery
.THl'onlrt Hnm . Watchmakers and Jewelers
J. McAfahon . ; . Saloon
J. J. Nnnn . Barber
T. H. Baldwin . Mayor of Coin
J. P. Crowa . Proprietor of City Hall
A. llozoll . Editor of Coin Eagle
Special Attention
Is Once More Called to the Fact that
Rank foremost in the West in Asso rtment and
Prices of
FOR MEN'S , BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.
ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF
Furnishing Goods
Hats and Caps.
\Vo arVpropnrrd to moot tlio donmntla of tlio trade in regard to Latest Styles
und I'uttunin , Fine Morclmnt Tailoring in Connection
RESPECTFULLY ,
M. HELLMAN & CO , ,
1301-1303 Farnham and 300 to 312 13th St
J A WAESFIELB
W I H& > v W JSi ui uStSamautuot immi"i m'nilfrir
WHOIKS.\M : AJU HCTAIL DKALKII JN
Lath , Shingles , Pickets ,
SASH , DOORS , BUNDS , FOLDINGS , LiWIE , CEMENT
TK AOKNI FOU IIILWAUKHI : CKHHNIICOMVASY
Near Union Pacific Depot , - - - OMAHA , NEB
T w iri ffi ivi < 9 cg > ! * ' "iiwn
Max ME M
sm
Tobacco from 25o. per pound upwards.
Pipes from 25c , par dozen upwards.
Cigars from $15.00 per 1,000 upwards.