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MISS GRACE'S ILLUSION ,
London Truth ,
Miss Graoo Arohol ) , the yonngost
daughter of a wealthy city merchant
roiidiugat South Klmlngton , rcoolvod
on her sixteenth birthday a preiont of
a handsome diamond nooklaoa from
her god-father. It was an extravagant
gift for a young girl , but the donor wai
rloh and eocontrlo. MUi Qraoo was
naturally highly delighted with her
first really good pleoo of jawolry , and
were It with conscious prldo at a little
birthday party the iamo even Ing. Her
parents were away on the continent ,
possibly or they might hare objected
to this proceeding. In their absence ,
howorer , Mlta Grace scoffed at the
wisdom of her older listers , who rep
resented , not without a sploo of envy ,
perhaps , that such ostentation was in
bad taste. She received many con
gratulations on her good fortune from
her young friends , who regarded the
diamonds with a sort of woo-strlokon
admlratlot. . On retiring to rust , Miss
Oraco persisted In carrying the neck
lace np to her room , perversely declin
ing to deposit It in the strong-room ,
wnoro the plato was kept , being , ap
parently , rather nndnly elated at the
sensation it had caused.
In the middle of the night the
housohcld was aroused by a loud
shriek , and Miss Graoo was found on
tbo lauding outaldo her door iu a very
soared and hysterical state. It was
some time before her sisters and the
servants could ascertain from her what
wan the matter ; but at length they
elicited that she had boon awakened
by someone moving about her room ,
and had distinctly heard and seen a
man go np to the drcaslng-tablo and
subsequently disappear through the
door. According to her account oho
had lushed out of bed , too frightened
to utter a sound , and had soon the
.man making his way down the ntalra.
She had not dared to follow him , but
bad , with some difficulty , ralcod an
alarm.
This recital naturally caused the
greatest excitement. The butler and
footman , who slept in the basement ,
had not yet appeared upon the scone ,
and the terrified women , for there was
no male member of the family in the
house , began to acroam and make a
commotion. Somebody throw np a
window which opened upon the street
and shouted for the police. One of
the older ( jlrls , more courageous than
the rest , wont down stairs to put the
men servants on the alert. There was
a general move toward Miss Grace's
room , where it was ascertained that
not only diamond necklace , but a ring
and a few smaller articles of jewelry
had vanished
In the midst of the lamentationi
and paroxysms which ensued the
door boll w a heard to ring , and pres
ently several persons mounted the
stairs headed by the butler. Among
others was a young surgeon named
Lake , who resided a few doors off. A
constable was also of the party , which
was mainly oomposod of gentlemen
whe wore returning home from a ball
in the neighborhood. The cause of
the alarm having been explained , a
careful search was made for the burg
lar , but no trace of him was found. A
window on ono of the landings was
discovered to bo opou , and It was pos
sible he had escaped by it , though the
descent must have boon perilous.
This possibility , however , became a
certalnity when It was ascertained
that all the other wlndowa and doors
in the house was securely fastened ,
and that the thief was clearly no
longer upon the premises.
While the search waa proceeding ,
Dr. Lake was requested to step up
stairs to Miss Grace's room , where one
of the servants had fainted from ter
ror and oonld not bo brought tq. The
doctor was a yonnp practitioner who
waa said to be extremely clover at his
profession , but he was allowed few
ipportnnltles of giving evidence of
ability. In other words , ho had no
jatlents , though he had been in prao-
.Ice a year or two , and was under
going that painful period of probation
which falls to the lot of moat medical
men. He had rather a striking face ,
with keen eyes and a resolute chin ,
and was dtoldedly good looking.
He noon disposed of his patient ,
whom he restored to consciousness by
the simple and summary method of
dousing her head with cold water. He
then turned to Miss Grace , who was
now quiet and composed , and looked
very pretty with her fair hair down
ber back , ho flushed cheeks and her
smart es'sthr g gown , which showed
off her , 'girlish figure to advantage.
He knew the family rather intimately ,
In a neighborly way , and bad , in fact ,
spent the evening 'there an honr or
two previously , BO he accosted her
without ceremony , and proceeded to
Fool her pulse , keeping his eyes fixed
jnpon her.
"Yon seem to have recovered from
your fright , Miss Grace , " ho said , in a
m tter-of-faot tone.
"Yos , thank yon"shereplied , with
evident nervousness. i
"Whore did you put the notklaoe
before yon went to bed ] " he it quired ,
abruptly.
"I put it I mean I loft iton the
dreselncr table with the other things , "
replied Miss Grace , flushing more be
comingly than ever.
Dr. Like left her side and strode
over to the fireplace , where ho stood
chatting on the hearth rng , leaning
against the mantel shelf. A few min
utes later the butler naiun up to report
the resolt of the search , \thlch , as
before stated , was futile. A compara
tive Bonso of security being now re
stored , the gentlemen who had re
sponded to the cries for help took
their departure ; Dr. Lake among
them. The constable lingered behind
a minute or no to partake of the re-
freihtnont which the butler offered
him after his arduous labors. Svhon
ho left the houae ho found the doctor
smoking a cigarette at the gate , ap
parently waiting for him ,
"Have yon searched the garden ) '
Inquired Dr. Lake , rather Irapa
tiently.
"Yea , sir , " replied the constable
"me and the butler went round. "
"Did yon find any footsteps be
neath the window through which hi
escaped ! I suppose you didn't thinl
to look , " he added sharply , seeing th <
constable hriltated.
"Well air. it wouldn't be much goa
now in the dark , " aald the' constable
rathsr sulkily. "I am coming rounc
first thing In the morning. ' '
' ' 'Yon BAY * you lasttrn.
the chance of obtaining an Important
clew ought not to bo neglected. It
might rain before the morning , Let
us make a careful search at once , "
said Dr. Lake , in an authoritative
.one , loading the way to the roar of
the houio.
The constable followed with an
aggrieved air , evidently resenting this
amateur Interference , and his manner
was decidedly insolent as ho pointed
out that the gravel path beneath the
window In qnoatlou showed no foot
prints Dr , Lake , however , nst the
least disconcerted , fell back a stop or
two and looked np at the houio.
"After all , it U hardly likely the
Fellow would have dropped from that
iclght on to a hard gravel path , " ho
laid , meditatively. "Ho must have
jumped sideways on to that bed yon-
dor. Just bring your lantern hero a
minute. "
The snrmiai turned out to bo cor
rect , for some shrubs were found to bo
.rampled down , and there was a deep
mpresslon of footmarks , showing
whore the man jumped , with less dis
tinct indications of his subsequent
progress. Ho appeared to have fallen
Into the midst of the flower bed , ana
then to have rnn across the lawn ,
though on the grass all traces of him
wtro lost , owing to the dryuess of the
ground.
"That's him clear enough , sir , "
remarked the policeman , more respect
fully.
"Well , you must point thin out to
the Inspector in the morning , " said
De. Like ; "moanwhllo , wo hud hot
ter cover up the marks , to prevent
their being obliterated by ralu or by a
predatory cat.1
"There seems to bo a box over there
by the out house , " said the policeman ,
after turning the light of his lantern
In various directions.
"Tho very thing. It will cover the
marks and keep thorn intact till the
mornlug , " said Dr. Like , stopping
jcross and fotohing a shallow deal
box which the constable had referred
to.
to.This
This waa carefully placed over the
footprints , nnd was found to protect
them completely.Dr. . Lake bade ( ho
constable good night , and hurried
homo to bed , while the officer , with
a virtuous fooling of having done his
duty , returned to his beat.
The next morning an inspector
called , and inquired into the circum
stances of the robbery. What seemed
bo strike him aa extraordinary was
that the thief should have gone
straight to Miss Grace's room and
stolen a jewel which she had only pos
sessed a tew hours. . Ho was strongly
Inclined to suspect some of the serv
ants , for they wore the cnly persons
who would bo likely to know of the
yonng lady'a new treasure , and that
she had it had it In her room that
night. He orosa-quostionod all of
them , however , without eliciting any
thing to justify his suspicions , and , on
the other hand , there were the foot
prints in the garden , clearly pointed
to the robbery having been committed
by some person from outside. Miss
draco oonld throw very little light on
the mystery , having only soon the dim
outline of the man , and being unable
to nay whether ho was tall or short.
On hearing of the occurrence , Mr ,
and Mra. Aroholl immediately re
turned homo , fooling nervous about
remaining away utter what had takuu
place. Inspector Davis called upon
Mr. Aroholl on hearing ho had come
back , and from his business like man
ner ho was evidently an experienced
officer.
"Have yon any clew ? " was naturally
Mr. Aroholl's first inquiry.
' Well , this is an extraordinary case ,
air , " said Inspector Davis , evasively.
"It rather beats my experience. Da
you know a Dr. Like , tirl"
"Yea ; there is a young scrgeon of
that name living a few doors off , " re
plied Mr. Aroholl , with some sur
prise.
"I think 1 should like yon to call
npon him with me , sir , " said the Inspector
specter , rather mysteriously. "I want
to ask him a question or two , "
"Certainly , " said Mr. Aroholl , rising
from his seat. "Let me see , didn't ho
come in that night when the alarm waa
raised1
"Yes , sir , I believe he did , " said the
Inspector dryly.
Young Dr. Lake happened to bo. at
homo , and received them in a small
room where he was sitting In a ragged
shooting coat and slippers , enjoying an
evening pipe.
"How do yon do , Mr. Aroholl , " ho
Bald cordially.
"I did not know you were back. "
"I only arrived an honr or two
ago , " replied Mr. Archoll , as they
shook hands. This is Inspector Davis
who wishes to ask you a question or
two with reference to that affair at my
house the other nlgbt. Ay-tho-by , 1
have to thank you for coming to the
scue , "
"Don't mention It , " said Dr. Lake ,
turning father curiously toward the
detective.
"You were aoon np and dressed ,
sir , " remarked Inspector Davis , seat
ing himself atlfllj on the edge of a
chain In obedience to a gesture from
the doctor. "The butler tells me yon
came round immediately. "
"Yes. I had not been to bed , " re
turned Dr. Lake. "After returning
from spending the evening at Mr.
Aroholl'a house , I sat up smoking and
reading. "
"You no doubt noticed the yonng
lady'a necklace , " said the Inspector ,
glancing at Mr. Aroholl.
"Particularly , and admired it very
much , " replied Dr. Lake , looking fcim
straight In the face. '
Inspector Divla appeared a trifle
disconcerted by tbo directness of the
doctor's answer , and assumed a more
deferential tone.
"Havo you any objection , sir , to lol
me see one of yoiirj' . boots ? " he In
qulied , glancing at the doctor's slip
perod feet , 0
"You will find the pair I have just
taken nfl in the corner there , " said
Dr. Lake , with rather an uneasy
laugh ,
The inspector had "bounced npon
them almost before the words wore
uttered , at the same time producing
from his pocket a piece of paper or
which waa traced the outline of a foot ,
The doctor's boot fitted the diagrau
exactly ,
"What does this mean ? " inquirer
Mr. Aroholl , as the Inspector looked
np with a complacent expression.
"This la a diagram ol the footprint )
made by the person who stole youi
daughter's necklace when lie spranf
from the staircase window , " esplalnei
the di ectjve , looking sharply at Dr
Like.
"I with to iptk to yea Bloat a nJn
nto Mr , Archoll , " said the latter ,
changing color. "Will yon bo good
enough to step Into the next room a
minute , Inspector ? "
Mr. Davis looked at Mr. Archoll
donbtfullytbnt , aa the latter gave him
no encouragement to remain , ho fol
lowed the doctor rather reluctantly
into the adjoining apartment ,
"Those Infernal footprints have up
set my plans , " said Dr. Lake confi
dentially , as ho returned and pro
ceed to unlock a drawer In his desk.
"Hero Is the necklace and the rest of
the things. Yon will find them all
there , " bo added , laying a small parcel
on the table at Mr. ArchoH's elbow ,
"Good God ) what Is the moaning of
this , Lakef exclaimed Mr. Archoll ,
starting violently.
"It is easily explained. While the
search was going on at your house the
other night. I was sent for to attend
a servant _ who had falntod in Miss
Grace's room I was at ones struck
by your daughter's demeanor. Her
pulse was singularly calm considering
her recent fright. She gave mo the
impression > of acting a part , and I
could not 'refrain from asking her
rather abruptly whore she had placed
the mlsBlug jowolry. Being taken
aback , her eyes Involuntarily turned
toward the tire-place before aho an-
anorod me , aud , following her glance ,
1 porcelvou that the ornamental shav-
toys tit tbo empty grate had boon
alltfhtly disarranged. I immediately
gutsjcU that thu things were hidden
there. "
' 15-by the thlol ? " suggested Mr.
Arluil , turning pale.
"No. By Mlsa Grace , " rejoined
Dr Like , quietly. "I stopped across
to the fire place , and when no one was
looking , I plunged my hand into the
grate , and grasped a small parcel ,
which I put in my pocket. Nobody
saw mo except Miss Grace , "
"Grace saw yon ? " exclaimed Mr.
Aroholl ,
"Yos. She was watching mo appre
hensively , divining , I suppose , that I
had discovered her secret. But her
mouth was closed , and aho could sny
nothing. "
"Thou you mean to insinuate that
my daughter deliberately raised a false
alarm1 said Mr. Aroholl sternly.
"Undoubtedly. But I unfortunately
I made the discovery too late , " resum
ed the doctor. "A hue and cry had
boon ralsnd , Miss Grace had glvon a
detailed version of her story before
half a dozen persons , including the
servants , and the details of the sup
posed robbery were bound to got
abroad. I took the jewels to relieve
the yonng lady from embarassmont In
the future , aud to endeavor to avoid
the unpleasant gosp ! which would
arise If the truth of the matter became
known. The best way of doing this
seemed to give some color to the rob
bery , and to let the neighbors think It
had actually taken plaoo. The jewels
I Intended to restore to yon as I have
now done In order that yon may some
day or other solemnly go through the
faroo of replacing them. Nobody will
then bo the wiser , and Miss Grace
will bo spared an unpleasant scandal. "
"Then the footmarks the inspector
referred to "
"Woro mine , of oonrso , " Intorpoiod
Dr. Like , with a langb , "No thief
having jumped from the window , there
ft era naturally no footmarks , a cir
cumstance which wonld at once have
put the police on the right track , and
Ind to unpleasant disclosures. I
therefore slipped round unobserved to
the garden and made the marks to which
1 Bubaoqunntly drowtho constable's at
tention. Unfortunately I rather over
reached utysoif , and the Inspector ,
being evidently a sharp fallow , aa you
ago , suspected mo. "
"Your story is most extraordinary 1"
exclaimed Mr. Archoll , greatly agi
tated. "I really cannot I must de
cline to bdllovo my daughter acted as
yon say , unless she tolls mo ao with
her own lips. "
"By all moans tax her with my
statement , " returned Dr. Lake. "Go
to her with the things In your hand ,
and I have no doubt aho will confirm
what I have told yon. "
"I will certainly BOO her Instantly , "
said Mr. Aroholl , taking np the parcel
and springing * o his foot.
Ho loft the house hurriedly while
Dr. Like , after seeing him outstrolled
nto the adjoining room , < tnd chatted
with Inspector Divla on different
matters. After a short abiunoa Mr.
Aroholl returned , looking very white
and aglgatod.
"Inspector Davis , " ho said , imme
diately ho entered the room , "Dr.
L ko has given mo excellent reasons
why I should not proceed further in
this mater. I wonld prefer to let it
drop. Do you understand ? "
"Yos , sir , " Bald the Inspector , lookIng -
Ing deeply disappointed , and glancing
muaulugly In the direction of the
doctor.
"Please understand that your sus
picions concerning Dr Lake are en
tirely groundless , " added Mr. Aroholl ,
divining what was passing In the others
mind , "and oblige me by Baying aa
little as possible about the affair to
anyone. Here la something for yon.
Bood evening.
Whatever the "something" was , It
entirely reconciled Inspector Davis to
this unexpected turn of affair , for ho
took his departure with a profntion ol
thanks and a polite bow to both gen
tlemen. When they were alone , Mr ,
Aroholl said ;
"You were quite right , Lako. The
Foolish girl had confessed. It was on
elaborate piece of deceit , What pos <
Bossed her to do such a thing I cannot
Imagine , " ho added , looking dejected
and humiliated.
"There la no occasion to dlstrcsi
yourself , Mr. Aroholl , " cald Dr. Lake
earnestly ; "Miss Grace's escapade hai
been frequently perpetrated by yonnc
girls of .liur ago In various forms. I
does not necoisarlly Imply a bad 01
deceitful disposition , but arises from a
sort of hysteria a morbid craving foi
unwholesome excitement , and a deslri
for an undue amount of sympathy ,
She was evidently In a high state ni
exultation on that evening , and ooulc
not resist the temptation of maklnf
herself the center of a fresh excite
ment. Take my advice , and keo ]
this denonment a secret , even fron
your other daughters' "
"I am very much indebted to yoi
for your thonqhtfulneus , " said Mr
Aroholl , grasping the young man'i
hand. "As to the necklace , I will
perhapi , restore it to her a year o
two hence , under cover of the sublet
fnge you suggest ; but she deserves t
lose It , though I am sura she li heart
lly ashamed of what she hai done
and will never bsso foblkh again.1' ' i
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U. I' . R. U. MAIN LINE.
UUVH. ARRIN'B. '
Dally Kire * > .lISp : m I Dully F.iirrM.3SS : p m
Denrer F.ip. . . 7:40 p m Uonrcr Kp..7S5 a m
Emigrant. . 0:00 : p m | Kml r nt rv.VOam
OMAHA AND LINCOLN LINK-U. , P. DEPOT.
LIU * . ARRIV1I.
Lincoln Kx. . ll-5a | m.1 Lincoln Kx.lo8p : m
MUoJ 8:16 : ft m I Mixed 4:45 : p m
DUMMY TUAlNS-BlUUaK DIVISION.
Dummy troliialrato Omat-n ai tollfws : R00 ; &
m ; P:00 : * m ; 10co : a m ; 11.00 it m , lee : p m ; u.oo
p m ; U:09 : p mo3 ; p m ; 8 00 p m ; fl:0o : p m
Dummy tralni len\o Oruncll limit * M follows :
8 : m ; 0S3 : m : 10:25 : urn ; iiWam ; ; lJ5p :
111:2.25 p m3SSpmkl2Sp ; ; : m ; 6:45 : p mj < JSp :
m.
m.8umUy < ho Dummy trains leave Omaha at
0:00 : , nuo : * m ; 2:00 : , 4 W , A:0u : and 6:00 : p m.
Ltax cs Council Bluff * at 0:25 : nd 11:25 : i m ,
235 , 4:25 : , 5:23 : and 0:25 : p m.
TIIKOUQII AND I.OOALPAS8KNQKn TRAINS
Dili 1)0K D1TI3ION.
LKAVK OMAHA. LKAVK COUNCIL UUiml.
PauNo ' . ! . . . . . .7:45 : am Pu . No n. . . Ti5am !
" Noli ) t:45tim : NolBlISOam :
"No 4 . . . 3:40pm : No 3. . .11:30 : ft m
KmlirrntM > 0G:15n : ui No 13.- 7-JtUpm
" NoT.u-OOpm No 1. . . . 7:00 : pm
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC OEl'OT N. 15th St
Loa Omaha ( or O'Neill via Ht 1'aul
Ling ( or Utalr 6:30 : am
Arrlro from Nellgh 9:3ppm :
0. , M. A ST. 1 . B. II. U. 1' . pKPOT.
LXAVB. ARRIVE.
Mall * Kx 7:45 : ft m' JUIUEx..7:2Jpm' [
Atlantic Kx..840 ; p lit Pee flo Kx..0:45 : ft .n
Daily except Sunday. Uftly.
WADABU. ST. LOUIS & PACIFIC R. Il.-U. P.
DKfOT.
LRAVEARR1VI
Omaha 7:45 : ni I Omaha 11:10 * m
' 84Upn ; > | " 5:20 : pm
0. , B. fc ( J. U. II. U. F. DEPOT.
AB.UIVI. LIAVI.
Mall" 7:15ft : m I ExprtM 0:45 : ra
Exprcii 3:40pm : I all' 7.25pm
N. Y. fix. letvca Council Bluff * at 8:17 : p mt
" " arrlre. " 8:20 : ft mt
Sundnjn excrptoil. ( Omaha time.
o. , n. i. & p. it. n.-u P. DEPOT.
AKRIVK. tXAVI.
Mall 0:45 : am Kxpron 7:15 : ft m
Kiprcm 7:20 : p m Mall 3:40 : pm
dutu1ftieiccpt < d. Sundayi oxceptod.
0. & N. W. K. U.-U. P. DEPOT.
ARU1VK. LKAVR.
Mftll * . 7-45 nm I Exprcai 9:45 : n m
Kxpruss 3:40 : pm Mail * 7:20 : p m
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8. C. & P. 11. n. U. P. DEPOT.
Mall ) 6:00 : m I Expren 0M : a m
Expreii (1.00pm | Mall ) 7:20pm :
tHuriUya oxccptod.
ST. PAUL & , OMAHA. NKIIIUPKA DIVISION
-DEPOT N. 15TII ST.
No 2 8:00 : m | No 1 4:50 : pm
No 4 12:45 : n m | Nn 3 11:46 : ft m
8nmla)8 exccptod.
K. 0. , ST. JOB , fc 0. 11. U. ll-D. & M. DEPOT.
Mall 8:25am : I Kxpros 0:00 : ft m
ExprM..7tOpm : | Mail 0:60pm :
1) . A M. U. , IN NEDKASKA.
Denver Exp R15atu ; 5:35pm :
Lincoln Kxp..0:35p : n 0:10a : m
MISSOUItl.l'ACIKIO U. P. DEPOT.
ARRlVl. DirART.
KxpreM 0:50 : a m I Kxproii 7:55 : p m
Mall , elpm : | Mall 8:05 m
Trjlni teftvng at 7:25 : p m and arriving at 0:50 :
m nil I have Pullman il.epcn.
Opening nd Oloilng of Mallt.
'
ROUTI. Ortf CLORl.
ft m. p. m. a.ui. p.m.
Chicago It NorthwoiUrn. . . 11 ; 00 0:00 : 6:30 : 2:40 :
Chicago , Hock Uland & P..11:00 : 0:00 : ft:30 : 2:40 :
Jhlcogo , llurllntton & Q. , . .llHO U:00 : 11:302:40 : :
Wftbuh 12J : i 6:30 :
loux City & PftcIHo 5:00 : 7 : < OJ
Union I'adno 4:0011:40 : :
Oman * & Hepnbllcan Val. . 2:0J : 11:10 :
Uiullngtonfc Mo. In N.b. . . 0.00 7:40 : 630
Jmtha& N'orthwotern. . . . D.OO 70 :
MInour ! Piclflo 0:30 : 5:90 :
Local miilli ( or State ol Iowa leave but once a
ay , vli ; 4 30 a. m.
A Lincoln mull ! alia opened at 100 a. m. .
Ofljce open Uundayi from 12,00 in. to 1X0 p
TI10S. F HALL , PoitmaiUr.
Saturday Ivenlng Tro
The follofflng tabli ihowa the date.and namci
lOKls running tralni to Chicago from the
Union Paclllr tranifer on Saturday ovenlng ! :
BAILROAM.
MONTHS.
anuiry 20 IS C-23
"ehruary. 10 3-24 IS
iaroh , . . . 3-2 17 1031
April 14 7-28 n
'V ' B-8 , 10 I
une 10 U-302-23
uly. 7-28 21 U
Auguit . Ib U 4-M
loptember. R-29 1-22 19
1927
> ctober . 20 11 -27
3-21 17
) eca ber. . 1-2218 8-M
f * , Bt. Pint UfnneaiHti nd Omahi
r lns leave every Siturdiy ulto.nooo.
Thd Chlcngo , llllwmkpo and tit. Paul tr lni
. ' afternoon'
f ve every a.urr'ar
America Triumphant ,
f | AMKHKUN DHKAKFAST
Aft IS CK'iKMX aiearileil itivet
* * * * intilal for oatmeal , etc. , Lon
don Peed KMbUiun , England , 1SS3 ,
| ) n AMEHIOAN miEAKFASl
A K I , i KUEAtSicoelveU the hlirh
Ui wi oit ro-irti at Cont.nuU
876 Am. Ins. F lrn ' 76 , * 7ti & ' 70.
n AMEUICAV 1IHEAKFA31
An I , OK iAIH ro the purest im
Ui Ui choice t Foods In the ootld
I'aUntmi , U. 8 , anil at. HrlUln.
fl WHITE WIIKAT , WII
An I. OATS.hul'ol ciuihcd srn
Itt Ui cookoU , dUlcattd. DeuaJ
ipurlout iniitattoiii.
ft AMKUIOAN VUEAKKAB'
An ll CEUKALHnronttruilnlOmlc
* W1 u'u , kelnir already stcau
cooked. Bond ( or circulars.
ft AMEHIOAN liltEAKFAS
An 1 ! CEUKMHths most nourish
11 * Ujf .soanomlcal , pal t bl an
easily digested ol ll lends.
n A"K FOR A. it o. BRAN ]
An 11 ONLY The CBR.IW MV (
Ui Ui Co , 8S Murray St. , N. t
Bed by sll folding Kroccrs , At wholfialo b
1'aiton h Oallagher , Omaha. A23-W&S.3W
, WIPE. ames
b * ooljr Hie autboi lied bjrber and wblch wl
not b a "Blood aud Thundst" slorr , such as bi
been and will to pul llshed. but a tro * 111 * by tb
onlr p ron who Is ID poiiMiloa ol ih ( act *
lalthtul and dsroUd wlls. Troth 1s mor' Dt i
ullnf than loUao , i ( rsnta should apply ei M :
rttery at one * . fl 76 eU , for mpl bo l
-
.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST *
"Dr a thoronih knowledge ot the natural laws
hlch gorern the operations ot dlisstlon and
nnlrltlon , and by a careful application ol in *
In * propsrllei ol well-stlecied Cocoa , ilr.
Eppt has prorlded oar breaUut tablet with
d llcat lr Barored bererago which may tar * M
many hearr doctors' bills It Is by the Jndldow
ostol rich article * ol dlst that a constllatloa
may b gradually built up nntll strong enontlk
10 leslit trery tendeney to disease. Hundred *
at snbtla tn&ladlei are floating around n * ready
to attack whersrer there Is a weak point. W *
may escape many a fatal ( halt by keeping onr *
MTS well fortified with pure blood and a prop.
illy nourished trams. " Otrll Metric * GasstM.
Ilad * simply with boiling water 01 milk. Bo'd
n tin * only ( l-lb and Ib ) , by Orocen , labeled
JAMBS BPPS Ct CO. ,
Homoaopatbto OnomlnUj ,
London , England.
SHORT LINE
-or THK-
OXXXO.4k.GI-O ,
Milwaukee & St. Paul
RAILWAY
b now tunning It * FAST EXPRESS TRAIKI
from
OMAHA AND COUNCIL 'BLUFFS '
WITH
Pullman's Maplflcent Sleepers
AND TIIK-
Finoat Dining Oars in the World.
IF YOU ARE GOING .EAST
TO
CHICAGO' MILWAUKEE ,
Or to anv point bond ; 01
IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH
To
ST. PAUL OR MINNEAPOLIS'
Take the I1EST ROUTE , th *
Ohioago , Milwaukee &StPaulR'y
Ticket office located In Paxtoi Hotel , at corner
Farnam anolFourtcenth etreeta and at U. P. Dt-
pot nd at Mlllard Hotel , On < * ha.
jWSeo Time Table In another column.
F. A. MASH , General Arent.
0. It. FOOTE , Ticket Agent , Omaha.
B. 8. MKIUULL. A. V. II. OAUPRNrKR ,
General Manager. General Pan. Agent ,
J. T. CLARK , OEO. H. IIEAFFORD ,
General Bup't. Au'l 0 n " . Airnl
Nebraska Loan & Trust Company
HASTINGS , NEB.
Capital Stock , - - 8100.0001
JAB.D. nKAimVELL. Pre U.nl.
A. L. CLA11KK. Vlce-Pnxldenl.
B. a WKUSTKR , Trearartr
'
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Aleiandor Oswald'Ollier.
A. L. Clarke , K. 0. Welnter"
Oeo. n Pratt , Ju. D. Heartwell ,
D. M.UcKlUlnney.
First Mortgage Loans a Specialty
This Company furnishes a permanent , horn *
nitttutlon where School Bciul land other legally
Issued Municipal locurltle to Nebraska can bi
be negotiated on the moat favorable term *
Loans mode on Improved farm In all well let
counties ol the state through rwponilbUi 1
PILE OINTMENT . t CO
O * XC XOXiXCJ
OINTMENT . 25
Fever and A no Touto Oordial. . .1 00
xcxixrci-'a
STANDARD LIVER PILLS . . . 25
CURE . 2S
SURE CURE FOR CORNS 25
( Wsrranted or money refunded. )
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Manufactured by W. J. Whltehouio. 606 North
IBth St Omaha Neb. ap 14-mJte-Cm
INCORPORATION NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the articles of In.
corporation of the "Omaha Loan and Building *
Association" have b-on Bled with the County
Clerk ol Uouglai county , Nebraska. The prin
cipal pl oeo ( transacting > ho buslnoii of said
osioclatlon Is flied at Omaha , Nebraska. The ;
general nature ft the LuiUtm o { Ihe auoclatloa
Ts to buy and sell real esttte. purchase and creek
buildings , and to ren ( or sell tloiam * , to loan
tundi to Hi member * , for the purnore of assistIng -
Ing them In procuilu ; hrmes , and to centrally
transact the business of Loan and FlullJIog As
sociation , on provided by the laws ol thll'ttate.
Tha capital stock to consltt of five hundred
thousand dolUrs , divided Into 2,600 chafes ot
$ : ole ch , Said stock Is to be subscribed and
p ld In monthly payments of one ilo.lar each per
share.
The rxlstance of the corporation cunmoncoj
on the 21st day of April 1E83 , aCd will tormluato
twenty y n thuriaficr.
The highest amount rf Indebtedness to which
thocorioratUn. | hall bo tubjected at any time ,
shall not exceed 3 310.00.
'Die afl lr < of tno aisoclat'on shall be marogod
by a Board of directors , and the follrwlng otB *
cen. A PnslduLt , Viet Pitsldout , secrotury and
Treasurer , with su.h nhcr minor officers and
agents , at jmy lie i.ocestary to a proper transac
tion of business , p53-tlew
Are aokiiowie.-lge § to bo the
best by nil who have put them
to a practical test.
ADAPTED TO
HARD & SOFT GOAL
COKE OB WOOD.
BY
Buck's Stove Co. ,
SAINT LOUIS.
PIEIICY & BRADFORD ,
SOLE AGENTS FOB OMAHA
J. HARRIS ,
8 , , Oor. Farnam & Tenth Sta , ,
BUYS CAST-OFF OLOTHINa.
Highest Cash Price Paid * *
Call ot Band Po Ul .