THE OMAHA DAILY ttEE IONDAY , AUGUST 7 , 1893.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOIl THKSB COLUMNS
ADVKIITISTOIKNTS 1 :30 p. in. for tlm fircnlne
nnrt until H:3U : p. m. for the muriilnir ftnil Similar
Y .
* * Advortlwrn , by rfatiratlnir n numbf-ifd clKvV ,
r-lmlinvii IlifltrniuwcrnnildrvfwO to a mimlwml
lotlrr Incntrof TliKlH-.K. AimwrtH no
will bo rtcllvcrcil til > oii pnwntnllon of llio clii-ck.
8IIUATION8--WANTE1) .
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Union IKeA wonl flrnt In rtlon , IP n wonl thi-ro-
ftltrr NoiMnir taken tor li-M.tlinn 2."c.
" " VoSITION Vlf Jl SOMK CAIN
txminr or contractor to flnlnh Irrtrnlnc curtx-ntor
Ir.Mlc. Hnvo hnil 24.venr ! rxpcrli-ncc. For fur-
thnr tartlculnrn niliin-H-j Clias , Tlinxi-r , Scwanl ,
Nen. WHItl 7
WANTED MALE HELP.
Union H < < ! n wonl flrot Innortlitn , Ic a wonHhiinj.
kfti-r. Nothing takrn for lent than ' . ' .Ic ,
f > OKNTt.EMAN OP OOOU OilAR.UrrER TO
lJn > preBonlourbuiliieHBtnMiraucumpii pn-rc-rnnl :
117 lion Imllillng. f > * 4
Tt- SALARY OH COMMISSION TO AOENT8 TO
I'liamllnllin Patent Clioinlral Ink Erawr 1'ciicll.
Tlintiioit iiHOful nml novi-l Invi-nllon of Ihanirn.
KrancH Ink llioroiuthly In two nrtiniuU. Work * llkn
innirlc. SiHI to BOO pivcimt prollt. ARCMIIH nmklni :
9.10 ir week. We nl o want a trnicral agent to
take charou of territory nml nppolnt mihngcntn ,
A rans cliancii to tn.lki ) tnom-y. Wrlto for u > rniH
nml a Hpi-clini-h of orating , Monroe EraHlnir Mfg.
Co. , X ill ) , I.i CroHsoVlH. . UH5
n-SALKSMKK TO SELL IIAKINO POWDER.
.11 Wo ] Mit our rood * In niani Rolling I'lim.
? f.0l ! ( ) ) month mid fx | > oii f'H. or conimlHHloii. Clil-
oneo linking 1'owilcr Co.,707 Van Hnmi Htn-ut. Chi-
cnijo. M lirS-A 7'
1 > IK YOU WANT A OOOD 1'A Y1NO JOI1 WKITM
JDthu II.iwkH NtirHory Co. , Milwaukee , Wl . _
I-WANTK1) , A HOY TO CAUHY A HOIISK
JLJrotiUi on Tim Kvmilnc lice. Call at circulation
Ji'l't. ! l ! ! lli. til , MHU
TV-WANTKI ) . 1'AINTKU TO UKNT A HOUSK
J'andilo work for tlio rent. N. W. Cor. 'J7tli anil
Ducaltir. MB1M
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Knti'R.IHcn wonl llrstliiBcrtlon , IP a wonlthuru-
nflur. Nolliliitf taken. for ltw > than 'J.'u.
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-LAthliHoFno6ffAlUIlKSSTOmTit6ltJCK
our IniHltii'HH unions frlrnils. $7i.l)0 ( ) to $100.00
unlary In right iiartlCHjII" 11'u bullillng. Ml
-WANTKII. HY A SMALL FAMILY A YOUNO
Klrl to work for ln-r boanl wlillu nttciullni :
Hcliool. Aililn-HH , N in Ikii. 778 U'
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-WANTED , AN INTKLLIOKNT LADY WHO IS
. imtiltluiiM anil willing lo niako money. Aililmau
N 17. Ilo < - . M7II2 7'
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WANTED. LADIE9 AND OENTLKMKN. WK
D will nay JB.Oi ) to $ ISMM ) PIT wet * to ilo strictly
lonmvnrk for tin ; no canvasHlin ; and Droinpt pay-
iient. ( ) , K. KinmouH Ac Co. , latluryinanli ) ! and
IVatcr StH.'lloHton , Ma 9 , aiHUB 11) ) '
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P-WANTKI ) , Olltli FOll OKNKHAT , HOUSK'
V-'work. Mra. O. W. LooinlH , 1011 South liOlh ave-
RENT HOTJSEB.
Rati-n , Kc ) a linn each Inwrtlon. $ l.no a line per
Qiunlh. Nothlni ; takrn for IUHH tlmu IMc.
D-KOlVllKNT , 1I6USE91 IN ALlTrAUTS"op
Ihu city. The O. F. D.ivlH conipauy , 1503 Far-
fiH7
D-n AND I-IIOOM APAKTMKNTS , VON DOHN
block , with Htuaiu ; rofuruiicfa reaulrcd ; KID
B ! i l. CB8
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- UKNT , 7-HOOM MODUHN FLAT ,
D-FOR block , lion s. iub ; st. : i : < 5
FOH WENT FOR n MONTHS ou LONOKH
nlci'ly lONili1 * ! ll-rooin boimi * . all furnished anil
In tlrnt class condition to small family without
chtldri'ii. Hi'nt rraHonablo nnd refi-riMicei * ro-
qulnil. Imnili-o M fi'JB South iiUth HtrL-ut. SIS14
iiKNT. I'-noo.M JIODKKN HOUSE ,
TTv KOlt UKNT , ID-room IIOIIBC. all inoch-rn liu-
I 'lirovi'int'tilH , SHSHOiith lUth Htrctt. lutiulru ttfill
Chicago. atiltlit
D-VOM IlKNT N INK- ROOM HOUSK , ALL
minium oniiviMilcncrH : liaru : i-li'itant lawn :
flnoHhado. No. ' 'Ill S. Illutavo. M. J. KiMiiinnl ,
V07-H N. V.LIfi ; llnllillng. M liU'J
-0-UOOM COTTAOK , MODKHN. RIIOICE. IN
Slaufonl Clrclo. O. K. Klfiltlli-r , 101 ! llc-u bills- .
tAI -8-IlOOM HOUSE , MODERN. NEAll I1USI-
-I- ' neHH , rent moderate. Aiply | 'J01 lieo bulldlni ; .
70:1 :
D-FOR 'RKNT. .FLAT. 7-itooM , CORNER ,
with ranee . 701 H. llltli Htrvet. ChnrleHV. .
llallrr. No. fill 1'axton block. M770 8 *
-an i a CAPITOL "AVKNUK , SEVEN ROOMS.
Inquiries I H Capitol avenue . 7"i : 7 *
-FOR RKNT , NICE FIVE-ROOM COTTAOK ,
iKl .lll ) , Iniinlru room 1(10 ( , New York Llfu
building , , , _ t „ M71K1
D-A VKRY DES1RAIU.K DETACHED TEN
roomed jnodeni houuu , lar o lawu.no baHoment.
J.V.'l Callfond.-r. M7H7 10 *
" " ' "
- UKNT. TWO 7-UOOM HOUSES IN
Omaha View , only til.OO per month. 717 N.Y.
Life , 7I7 !
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D-FOR RKNT-FINE H-ROOM HOUSE , 281'J
SuwmlBoiilh front , bay window , nice lawn ,
clly water , coal bliiB and closet. J1H.OO pur
inontli. MHilU 7 *
1) 11-ROOM MODERN HOUSK WITHIN 5 JIIN-
nteB walk of I' . O. Inquire loni lodje.
lodje.MR07
MR07 12
FOK BENT FTTRNISIIED ROOMS.
l first Insertion. Ic a wurd there-
nfler. Notlilns : taken for less than li.'c.
V FtlKNISHKD
iiiifiinilHliiil ruoniH with l > o.-uil 'J blouUx from
court lioumi. Aililrenh , M : ( ' - ' . licti. All ) lu *
T7 FUKNISIIKD UOOM WITH ALCOVE FOK
J-JKuiitlvmvii.iuodcm convunluiiuoii , BL'O North L'ld. :
J M7iO :
1-nJKNIMUKD KOOMS. 1017 AND H : ' . ' : ) CAl'I-
.Ijtol avi-nni' . MU7IA7 ! _ _
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1 ? UOOMS NICKLY FtmNrsllKD. Dill'SOUTH )
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J'jl7lh nliiiot. .MJIIO lll >
n ? FHUNISliKD HOOM WITH ALCOVE. SOUTH
I 'front : alHii Hin.'ill rooiim , with or without boanl.
. Mm , Kiilitlil. No. ' 'HID Doiislart Btri-ct. Plil
E ? AUr.OR AND 1IKI ) UOOM. STEAM HEAT ,
fraHaud liatli. Cheap runt. 70 ! ) S. llltli. : id Moor.
M7I11 ! 8 *
-FINE FUUNISHED HOOMS. 2005 1IIIHT ST.
, 7UI ) nil *
t
FOIl KENT , VKKY DESIRAIILB FRONT OK
ulilo rooms. blinlii or ciiHiilli- corner Mat :
ovM-j-thlni ? inoilorn. 111:1 : South llltUSt. Mtfilrt 7.
" KSIHAiILK SOUTH UOOM. MODERN CON *
vrnlonofH 11111) ) lloiUo Ktii'i-t. Mt < iii ; ! ' _ '
T ? " "NIO ELY FURKISED TIOOMS. SINOLE on
* _ Ivuimiillo. Call or addrcHS ' . ' ! ) 8. IDlli.
MHr.ll 7'
EFOR UKNT NIIATLY FIJUNlSHEl ) ROOM ,
with Iwanl , . oil ) California St. ins 17-11.
INKWLY FURN1SHKD KOOMS TO RENT ,
J i with or wlihoul lioaitl , lu prlvulu family. ' . ' (117 (
ClilraKO Htri-ct. niM48-l' > <
1 ? FOlt KENT. ' . ' HANISOME ) l AltLOUS. FUR
1 JnlKhril or iiiifiiriilhlKHl. threu bloukH from IHJHI *
tiillor. liuiiitrit l.'llh Kaniaiii. hi-5 ; !
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FUBiN ISHED a'opittS"AMi ) BOAUD
lUU'H. 1W a wunUU-Ht ItiKrrtlon.lna woi-il tlicro-
nlliT. Niitlihi ) , ' InUi-ii fur h-nn than ' _ ' , " > .
EN'S HOMK UNDEll CARi : OF
\Voman'H UlirlHti.tvi u xoilallon , HIM , 17th M.
I , ' Till : DOI.AN ' 'Oil AND ' . ' 11 N. 18TH ST.fl03
! . ' Jrili : STATE'KUllOI'EAN HOTEL NUW AND
J i'l 'initly ! furnlHhiHl roonm for ii'nl by itay or
vi'i'lt aliriiHoiiablunili'H. Kmrry .V Spratt , KHI8
lo cut ! UoiitflaHhlivot. > 11H1 AVil'
l ( ' RTxTM A'ND HOARD FOR TWO O'ENTLE-
J'miMif 70S North ItithHtrivt. MH.1l ) S *
Rali'H , Hlua llii'ieaeli Inserllo'i , ifl.fll ) a lno ! per
inontli. Nolhliii ; liiU n fur lent than ' 'Tie.
I' _ 'FHONT ROOMS , inoo
MS7U 11'
FOK RB.NT STOKES AND OFFO'tS.
RateH , ll ( a line eaeh luKerllon , * ! . . ( ) a line per
month. S'ulliliu ; taken for lean titan ' 'Jo.
I FOR RKNT. 'HIE 1-STORY I1RICK IIU1LDINO
Jtilil FarnaniHt , Tim bull < llnif liana llroprouf eo-
nlriil baNinneut , i-omplotu uliwini lieatliw llxtni-i'U ,
water on all tliu llour , ii : , oto. Apply lit the oRlco
of Tim lieu. \ Ulil _
1 IlKSK 1WJOM rT R RENT ON ( JROIIND FLOOR
Jon Ltllikt.U'tueeii Faniuiuiuul Doni'liiD.fhenu.
Apply lit VIS S. IBtliHl , hilt
AGENTS WANTED.
Itnie , , ! iKi ; llnKoacli limerllou , ) l .10 a line par
Monlli. Notliliiv taltun for IOHS than ' . ' ' > o
OUTFIT ' FRKK : FROM
il'JOOOloluu.uUui ; kly i eirularly earned by our
haleitinon. 1' . U. lion 1:171. : Now Voik. M876 7'
WANTED TO
Raton. 1 We .V wonl llrnt Innoriinii , In a word tlinr.v
Ml ltr , Nulliln. Ukim for luiwi Hi. in ' 'Jo.
MlK - " uo i s WITH
Addrcka Urywn , care of Oha . II , Fullur , Chi-
j _ M71j 7'
K -UKNfKMAN AND WIFB IlKSIltK JIOARU
nnd rrsMenco In : > prlvntd family ( ornH ) > r-
IHMIIIK-X If militHl , Refi.-ranct'H i'Xi-haned. llou
oaioo M no. SlSUO 7
STOK AOK
Halm , HValliiue.itlilii.iii'ilou , $ l.SOa Una IK.T
. iHoutb. KutUlur i.ikiMi fur le H tliau'3c.
M 1SToruaK roir iiorsu OLD " " aooDSi
" * cUJuauU licipr.ito ! . R.VelU. . 1111 Faruiiin.
! V
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WANTED TO BUY.
Raton , 1 Mo n wttM flmt IniwMton , lo a wonl thoro-
nfler. Nottilnif taken for Ic.i-t Ui.iu asc.
V-WANTKofTO plmrri ASHAoTxJii RETAIL
I' bimlncH ! any line. Part trade. Amen Real
Kntato Agimo'y , 1U17 Fnrnam Hlroct. B33 *
V CASII PAID FOR 001.11 AND SILVER ,
1 > Jacolmim ft Klwle , room 11,1 Aid DouglanHl.
M-'O All ! *
\T-CARir FOR' FURNPTWRB , HOUSEHOLD
1 > goods , wo. , or.wlll ll for owner In our auction
H.ileH. R. Weilt , 1111 Famani. 61)3 )
XT WANTBI ) . HOUSE $1.51)11.1)0 ) ) : ALSO HOMK
i > nbonl ttl.niMMMi ! inimt bo ti.iriralii ! ) . K. c. Onrvin
A Co. , 'JUS Sheely block. . MHIKI 7
AJ WANTED , < TnoIU n ACRES TO (1 ( M1LE3
-I'frotn city : must bo elu-ap. If you have city
property nrlnmlH or niercliamllno to offer cheap ,
lint with K. F. Ringer , loll ) Farnam. MH80 ! ' . '
FOR BALE FURNITURE.
RaleH. mo n'wonl flNt Insertion , Ion wonl there
after. Noihlnir taken for It.'is than ' 'So.
FOR SALE , KLKOANT ANTIQUE OAK
folillnir beil but llitlu timnl. Cheap for cash.
Flret IIOIIHU north of Dudgo ou ; 11M avLMine.
avLMine.MSflO 8
JFORSALE
. _ Uoa wonlflrHtlnwrilon , loaworl there1
aflur , Notlilng taken for Urns tlianJ25o. .
'IFOR SALE CHEAP , " A"ncB PONY CART !
' Imiulro at 11114 Uiimlng nln-i-t.
SALK. CHEAP. SECOND HAND P1IAE-
ton and hninent. Imiulro \Ve.st'n Htable. 'J7'J1
Ix-avenworth St. MS'O
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
RateH , Itlo ft line each Inworllon. $ l.SOn llnopor
month , Nothlni ; taken for lens tlinn 2'ic
A KoiaALKuwm vTioN"8t
V'/wIek , V Rilko bllll.lnl table , rack.cues and balU.
Evurythlntr In HrHl-eliiBH Hhapo. Addrexn N 21 ,
lie.- . MI80.
MISCELLANEOUS.
RnteH. 1 We. a word llrnt Inwrtlon.le a wonl Ihero-
afler. NothliiK taken for less thnn 'J.'c.
R " "ETRUSCAN AUT" STlTlKSV EESSONS
Klven. OnlcrM taken. Mra. E. J. Carle. i(117 ! (
ChlcaroSt. niHIIM'J *
OLAIRVOYANIS.
ll.lloH , 1 Oca line each InHertlon , $ l.r > 0 a llnopor
month. Nothlni ; taken for less than 'JJc.
rellnblobtmlne Hino < llninuthyoaratllON.liltli. ;
MASSAGE. BATHS. ETC.
, RaUiH. IHc a wonl llrsl Insertion , Ic a word
iheronfUir. Nothlni ; takim for ICHH than 2lu.
f | ' < MADAME SMITH , SO'2 S. 13TH , 2ND FLOOR ,
JU Room : ) . MUHBIICO , vapor , alcohol , strain , Htilphur-
Ino and HO.I batlm. in 871 12 *
rp-MME. CARSON , 1121 DOUOLAS STREET , : ID
JL floor , room 7 , massaso , alcohol , sulphur and not
ba tl is. M804 11"
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Tsi MME. STOWK , MAGNKTIO HUALKll , 205
Uoniflas block. M127 A0
PERSONAL
RatcB. l cawonl flrHt liiHcrtlon , 1oa wonlthoro-
'lur. Nothing taken for li'an than 'J..e.
A NEW SONG.-PAT-A-CAKE , " COMPANION
to "Pcok-a-loo , " at A. HOHIIO'H , Omaha , Neb.
M1I74 8 *
MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE.
Rnlcn , llo ) a line each Innurtlon , $ ! . . ' ( ) a llnupcr
month. Nothlni ; taken for leos than 2o.
\\r-rjOANSON IMPROVED AND UNlMPRm'ED
' ' city iiroporty. ! K.ot)0 and npwanlH. r to il per
centiiiodelayu. W.Famam Smltb.V Co.lil''O Farnam
\\7-MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES.
> t TlioO. F. DavlsCo. , luUSFariiam street. tiUII
\\7"-MONEYTO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
* v Improved and unimproved Omaha real estate , !
to fi.yearn. Fidelity TrunlCo. , 170 ' Farnani. U03-
\\r-ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. , HIS N. Y.
Llfo , lends at low ratew for choice securLty on
Nebrauku nnd lowafarnmor Omaha clly property.
l)7 ! ( ) _
\ir-CENTRAL LOAN & TRUST CO. , I1EE ItLDO.
' litIS
\\r-FARM'MORTOAUKS. c. F. HARRISON , am
V > N. Y.LIfe. . 7811 S'J'
T\r-$7.0 ( ) ( ) TO LOAN ON FIRST CLASS CITY
> property , Hr t. mortgago. Imiulre Netlicrton
Hall , N. E. cor. nth and JackHou HtH. 817 7
soo.oo TO $1.noo.no TO LOAN i TO r.
years on linpeoviil Omaha real estate or farm
lands. K. C. Onrriu .V Co. , 208 Sheely block.M840
M840
W - MONEYTO LOAN > \T CURRENT RATES.
Apply toV , } } . Melklo , First National Ilk bldif.
I MHtii )
WMORTQAaE LOANS. A. MOORE , -101 BEE
W nLD'G. M 823
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
Rates , lOc a line eaeh Insertion. $1.50 a Hue per
month. Nothing ? taken for less than 2. > c.
WILL i IXIANMONEYON ANY KIND OF SK-
curlty ; strictly conlldcutlaL A. K. Harris , room
1 Continental block 478
-MONEY TO LOAN
Wo will lend you any sum which you wish ,
small or law. at the lowest posslblu mien , In the
ipilckest posrtlbhi tlmu and for any leiiKth of tlmi )
lo suit yon. You can pay It back In mich Install
ments ari you wish , when you wish , and only
pay for It as lonff as you keep It. You can borrow
on HOUSEHOLD , FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS , MERCHANDISE
OR ANY OTHER SECURITY.
Without publicity or removal of property.
OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
HIM ) SOUTH lliTII STREET ,
first floor abovi ) the street.
THE OLDEST , LARGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR
ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA.
010
X -DO YOU WANT MONEY ?
Wo will loan you ANY SUM you wish on vour
FURNITURE. PIANOS. HORSES. WAGONS ,
CARRIAGES. WAREHOUSE RECKIPTS , etc.
W > iflvo prompt attention to all applications ,
and will carry your loan as lnnt.-iH yon wish.
You can reduce the cost of carrying your loan
by a payment at any time. There la no pub
licity or removal of property ,
FIDELITY LOAN ( JUARANTEK CO. .
Room I , Wlthnell block.
M7-1 1 Cor. IBlh and llarney SI.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
R.iten , llloa llnoeach Insertion , $ l.f 0 a line per
month. Nothlni , * taken for less than ' .Tic ,
"Kout KNT/VAM /
dress box fifi , Lincoln , Neb. 012
\ -FOR SALK OR TRADE , FIRST-CLASS DRUO
J- store , centrally located , t'oocl casli business. C.
W. L. 1' . O. Jkix 018. M202
Y-FIRST CLASS DRUO STORE , RIO BARGAIN
for cash : troud paying business. Address N20 ,
llou. 7tm 10-
Y-FOR SALK , A WELL ESTAI1LISHF.I ) IIAK-
nry ; t-ooil location ; broad trade about 2,11)0 )
loaves per weeki ( 'Uixl homo trade of eakes , pleu
and lunches ; part cash , balance on lime. A. II. ,
llee. Council lllults. M81U 7
-FOR SALE ON'EASY TERMS , FURNISHED
hotel , known as tlm "llnrllninon House , " Hit-
nati-d near Ihu II. .V M. R. R , depot III the city of
Aurora , Neb. Call on or address R. W. Gi'ayblll ,
Real Kniato Agent , Aurora. Neb. MHOU 12 *
V-1'KTAIL CLOTH1NJ BUSINESS WANTED
1 In a coed town of ; itm ( ) population or
over ; will pay spot cash and ask no uuestlons :
price must bo low. Address N 23 , lleo oillco.
V -TO BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE , BUSINESS
J. chances , real estate or lands. Apply to West
ern HuslnesK Agency , ill ! ) N. Y , L. bldir. MHlll .S3
V-FOR EXCHANGB , CLEAN STOCK SHOES ,
1 * ; l,000 real ubtato and money. O. Snydur ,
Noola. la , JI8H2 12'
FOR EXCHANGE.
Raton , luoalliiucnch liiHertlon , $1.51) a linn | wr
nioiilh. Nothing taken for IOMH than 'J. * > c ,
-ioVVNimYFARMSIN NEIIRASKA. KANSAS
/Janil Dakota. Will Hell i-heap or tixi-hangu for
indhhor t' aiHl uattlo. Ailil.box 70 , Frankfort , IiiU ,
J OKI
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-CLKAN STK1K OF ( JKNKRAL > U.s"lT"wiLL
U take ruilUHliilonlgnoy. : Iloxl'UJiFrankfort InJ ,
UU
y-AHOUT $7.U < MTYORTH OF STAPLE OKN'
AJoraliuiTchaiidlwi/oroim-thlnl iiash or * < t'ciir d
noted. b.il.inci o .iaha city property or coott farm.
J. U. Haddock. Filrbury , N t > . M''SO
V-WILL TRADE llECirESTATE FOlT LARGE
f-tor muiill slock of Koods. AUihvin M 7 , Ik-u.
, M3i)7 )
f/WJLI LANUS , CLEAR , TO EXCHANGE FOR
I /VproiK'i-ty la-re. Wrlto full lU-sl-rlntloiib. 7ui
Sonllr.'Tlll lli ) t. M307 A23'
rA MODEHN loTlOOM HOUSETl ! LOTS ON
A/ror / nt k'rado , k'ooil reMldonou iHirtlou of Ihu city.
For kiuullor houuo or vncau.1 lnalcU' lni aildroitii N.
IU lien. 757'8.
Z-HAVK 10(1 AOUKS OF IMPROVED EASTERN
Nt'brauka la ml not morlrau'vil that I wihh lc >
truilo for iiii'rcliaiidlao. Uvu. L. numpt ill. Colo-
rliltfo. Neb M70U 10'
"ixTTRAiiETFLB'AirrxiTs ANDTOMKCASH'
/Jfor a cuttairu uud lot- north or mirthwext part of
uU > . Nii.V.ltMiomen. MS518'
V-WltG KXCHANr.B. ULKAR W EST ERN
tJluuiii for ellt-eUgoil llrnt niuruufo on clly prop-
u.ty. ho Uuiibtlul tP r coiiHldmi l , li''S Now
York Ufii bl.li ; . M844 H'
"roiTsATuItEAL ESTATE ]
R.iti-8 , lUoullnp.iaclilimsriloii. SI.20 a line l > or
luonlli. Jiiithlux ut' < un for le"i linn ' . ' .Ic.
I lAtlL.\KJs O..HA'KllSONt2K ! ) | Y L1FK.
MSii Alii-
TOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
Conlttuuil. _ .
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- - - - - -
Ttu v LOTS IN
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STOEPKt , PkACB. , '
ClipaiK'St anil bom loti In
OMAHA. '
Special price nnd terms to
HOME nUILDERS.
Sloepol Place lots will always nilranco lu prlon ,
for the elty must grow w lward. Call on or ad-
ilrcHH W. A. WobMcT. 4112 lleo hldf. 1114
A CHANCE TO INVEST YOUR SAVINGS. EAST
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THE BUDDING F A GENIUS
Recollections of thOgjEatly Struggles of
America's Elcqtjio Wizard ,
TOMMY EDISON jA A PUBLISHER
Ituiinliif ; n Nerrppnppi ; nnil '
Under jlUllcultln * Ilcrolo
of n Chl iJitlie Turultie
I'olnt InI l.lto.
Had Ellison boon n loss onorffotio boy
ho miirht hnvo runmliiod to this dny n
vender of nows. But pcnrcoly had ho
rcuchod Ills 15th youV , snys a writer in
St. Nicholas , when ho resolved to edit
nntl publish n pajwr of his own. L'or
this purpose ho purehnHcd HIM ) pounds of
old typo from the Dotrolt Free Press ,
whoso composing room was ono of- his
fuvorito resorts vvjiun olT duty.
Attaehcd to his train there was a
springloHS freight car , witli n room set
npurt for smoking. Owing to the bad
ventilation , passengers rarely entered
this compartment. Hero the newsboy
deposited his typo nnd sot about the
publication of The Grand Trunk Herald.
t was a 12x10 inch sheet , printed by the
irosstu'o of the hand , nnd on ono side
nly. The Herald wan Issued weekly
, nil sold for II cents a copy or 8 cents n
nonth. nnd readied n circulation of
iovoral hundreds , The columns were
ovoted to railway gossip , ohangos , ncci-
onts , market reports and general in-
ormation.
Hallroad men of prominence wore
nmong its contributors , mid. it became
: olobrutcd as the only newspaper in the
world printed in a railway train. The
Journalistic ambition of the young-editor
, vas satisfied when the Herald attained
ditorial mention in the London Times.
I ot content with his success as editor ,
[ Miblishor and train boy , Edison now
urchased , on the installment plan , a
supply of chemicals , and having secured
in the railroad shops some old retorts in
exchange for papers , ho titled up in the
Herald oillco n chemical laboratory.
Rich in Frosonius's "Qualitative
Analysis , " which ho had thoroughly
studied , and the materials now at hand ,
10 stood ou the threshold of a now
world , with the dawning consciousness
: > f the message nature's untried forces
lind in store for him. Alas , an extra
jolt of the springiest * car ono day played
"lavoc with the rudely constructed
aboratory ! In the wreck was n bottle
of phosphorus from which the water had
evaporated. The phosphorus Ignited
and set lire to the car , and , before he
could say Jack Hobinson , the hapless
young chemist , editor nnd vender was
soundly culled by tho. iufurinted conduc
tor and thrown bodily < from the blavsing
train ! ' "
Recalling the incident , years nftor
ward , Edison , In thoja'boratory atMonlo
park , gave so prnetr al an illustration
of the catastrophe thjit'an explosion ensued -
sued , lllllng the place with stilling fumes
nnd creating a stampede among some
distinguished scientifctfe'assomblcd ' in n
room above the laWtyutory. Through
the blinding vapor tjwy descended , ex
citedly demanding aijjtvjcnlnnatlon. '
'Oh ! " said J-"disqn.mnused at their
panic , ' 'I was only shewing the gentle
men how that explosion occurred on the
Grand Trunk line. " *
The destruction of'the boy's railroad
laboratory trnisfcl'rddlhis ) operations to
the basonicut Of liis , fathom's , hpuso in
'
Port JIuiou ; , jjn ortlop'tlmi1J4chem \
icals should , not. b-QJlhiturbud j10 iub0ie
every bottle "Poison.- " . '
I'lrnt , Venture In Tclocrnpliy.
At this time ho made his second venture
turo into the journalistic field by the
publication of u newspaper called Paul
Pry. . It was .a more ambitious publica
tion than the Herald , and had a host of
contributors 'nnd a largo subscription
list. Ith fate , however , was scarcely
loss disastrous than that of its predeces
sor. A contributed article gave oiTonse
to n subscriber , who , mooting the editor-
in-chief on the banks of the St. Clair ,
deliberately pitched him into the river.
His success in telegraphing the war
column _ curly impressed young Edison
with the power of telegraphy. His
curiosity on that subject was thciico-
fortli insatiable. He read everything
on electricity ho could got ; ho bosloired
the telegraph otllees nnd the railroad
shops along the line , und was the terror
of the engineers ; and ho never failed to
beg for n ride on the engine , whore ho
frequently made mischief by trying to
solve for himself the why and wherefore
of the steam horse's construction.
In the telegraph olllcos he could see
the cup with its copper , zinc , and acid ,
nnd hear the click Of the sounder ; but
whence came the magical power ? De
termined to lind out ior himself , he con
structed a short line from his laboratory
to the residence of liis young assistant
and chum , James Ward. Common stove
pipe wire , insulated with bottles placed
on nails driven into trees ( and carried
under an exposed road by moans of a
piece of abandoned cable fished up from
the Detroit rivorj , was the equipment
used. The youngster hud seen sparks
emitted from a cat's back. Judging
that there must bo n good battery whore
the indications wore so strong he in
serted neat in the circuit , using the fore
and hind feet ns electrodes.
The connection made , lie tried to start
the electric current by rubbing the cat's
hack. Des.pito the animal's telephonic
resentment of the liberty taken , the
experiment was not without success.
A tremendous local current and perfect
electric arc wore produced , attended by
considerable disturbance ; out as the
battery would not work , the line was
soon abandoned.
An Inclilunt III LIU Kiirly I.llc.
In telegraphy , operators are taught ;
receivers must bo bTfcu. Equipped by
nature nnd training , JSaison gave up the
newsboy life , \vliiulilio hud earned in
/our years $2,000 , thojigronter part of
which ho gave to his'Jparents. '
Now begun his iui/rutory | / career as n
telegraph operator. V' Mnny uj)8 Bnd
downs wore his. Qljfjn he was cold ,
hungry and slioltoVIotts , for the in
satiable impulse to experiment to the
nogloot of his duties kept him con
tinually out of wort. One day ho
reveled in the prn'iSOs his ingenuity
evoked the next , 'ho was dubbed
' Luny" nnd turned n'dPift.
Perhaps his most 'frigenlous boyhood
font wus performed ( Hiring an ice jam
that broKe the co-nto uotween Port
Iluron in Miehiganudund Surnia in
Canada. The river ut- this point i is u
mile und u half wide..The lee made the
river impassable , und. .thgr.o wus no wuy
of repairing the cable.
Kdison impulsively jumped on a
locomotive und seized the vulvo con
trolling tlm whistle. Ho hud un idea
that the blasts of thn whistle might be
broken into long and short sounds , cor
responding to the dots und dashes of
telegraphy. In n moment the whistle
Bounded over the river ; Toot , toot ,
toot , toot toot , toooot toooooot
toooooot toot , toot loot , toot.
"Hullo-o , Sarnial Do you got mo ? "
"Do you hoar what I say ? "
No answer.
n"Do you hoar what I say , Sarnia ? "
A third , fourth and fifth time the
ineJta o went across , ID receive no re-
ep nte. Finally , the pperntor on the
other side uudersUoJ , Answering
"toots" came tihcarfully back , nnd the
connection was established.
The Turning I'olnt In HI. 1,1 f .
His second venture into practical teleg
raphy wns the turning point of his life.
The story Is told ns it wns related to the
writer by Mr. J. U. Mnekoiuio , who
during the early sixties was the station
ngcnt mid operator at Mount Clemens ,
Mich.
As n newsboy Edison's run took him
twice n week through Mount Clemens
on the train known ns the "mixed"
division , This train reached that
station between 10 and 11 n. m. , and re
turned to Port Huron between 4 nnd 5 p.
m. Young Edison was popular with the
railroad men , whom ho delighted to on-
terlaln in his train laboratory with
chemical experiments , nnd had made n
stanch friend of the Mount Clemens
operator. Mr. Mackenzie nnd his wife
nnd fnmily lived over the station.
It wns n summer day. The "mixed"
arrived in good time , nnd the train wns
cut loose ahead of the baggngo car in
order to pick up n car of freight on its
way to Jackson. This left the passen
ger nnd bnggngo car at the north end of
the station platform. The engine and
freight cars backed in on the freight
house track nnd pulled out the car on to
the main track , without n brakeman ,
giving it n gentle push toward the bag
gage car , The track wns very level.
"My son. then 2 } years old , " said Mr.
Mackenzie "unobserved by I his nurse ,
had strayed upon the hin truck and
was amusing himself throwing pebbles ,
when Kdison , who stood near with
papers under his arm , turned and Haw
the child's dnnger. Throwing aside his
papers , ho plunged between tlie cars
just in time to drag himself nnd the
child clonr of the approaching cars.
13xcopting scratches , both oscnpou with
out injury. The act was heroic , and our
gratitude was unbounded. I was just
then unable , however , to substantially
reward the young hero. Then I remem
bered his absorbing Interest in teleg
raphy. Many a time I hud driven him
from the ollico , for his curiosity led him
into nil sorts of mischief , to my nnnoy-
mice.
" 'Al , ' 1 said , 'stop ' at Mount Clemens
from 11 n. in. until 4 p. m. several days
ouch week , nnd I will perfect you as nn
operator nnd got you n nosltion. ' The
olTer wasoagorlv accepted.
"Edison soon had erected n line from
the station tank to my brother-in-law's '
sleeping room ever the station. The
instruments used wore made by Edison's
own hands at a gun shop in Dotrolt ,
In construction and operation they were
perfect. Subsequently the boy put up
n perfectly equipped working line from
the station to the village drug store
a distance of one mile. It worked very
well in the fine , dry weather during
which it was built , but the first rainy
day rendered it useless. It could hardly
hnvo boon otherwise , for nine-tenths of
the line wns fastened with mere penny
nails to the cedar of n snake-stake.
There wore no insulators ol any kind ,
and the line wns what is kiiown ns
stovoplno annealed wire. Excepting
two paid messages sent ever this line ,
the whole wus n financial failure.
"One day while the line was in opera
tion Al rushed Into my olllcc , his eyes
electric sparks.
" 'Mr. Mackenzie , ' he cried 'I can
send two messages at the same time
over a single wire1 !
" 'Away with your nonsense ! ' I re
plied , and drove him out of the ollico.
After the Boston trial in which Edison's '
claim to the invention of the 'duplex'
was contested , I recalled to him the
incident.
" ' Hitdl ' ' ov'idonco
liad'i'our , Macken
zie' , ' saidtlitf inventor in reply , 'it would
have saved me 8300,000. ' "
In three months the pupil o.vcolled
the master , who had no hesitation in
recommending him to the telegraph
superintendent. Edison became night
operator at Stratford , Out. Young
Mackenzie now rides the largest bicycle
in the United States , nnd is n trusted
man in his rescuer's employ.
DOCTOKS TIRE OF LIFE.
rhyHlclnns Kill Tliomnolvos More Often
tlmu Men In Otlior Professions.
Suicide la doubly interesting to phy
sicians , not only ns they study it in its
professional aspects and psychological
bearings , but from the fact that , accord
ing to recent statistics examined by the
Medical Record , probably more phy
sicians than any other class of men die
by their own hands , lawyers coining next ,
and the liberal professions as a whole
furnishing about one-fifth of all cases.
Various causes have been suggested to
account for this seemingly abnormal de
velopment of the suicidal tendency
among doctors some ascribing it to
overcrowding and the struggle for suf-
llcient work to maintain lifo in such u
way as to make existence inviting ; while
ethers , with probably more reason , seek
the explanation in the greater tendency
among medical men to fall victims to
opium , chloral , cocaine and other drug
habits. Since suicide increases with
education and civilization , it must be
demonstrated that physicians , as a class ,
advance more rapidly in that direction
than do others , and simply show their
superiority by keeping at the head of
the list. Unfortunately for such u
theory , that of Insanity ( possibly the re
sult of supposed civilized inlluenccs )
stops in ami destroys whatever merit
niuv attach to the act or to tlio fact of
belonging to the class most given to its
practice.
Morsolli speaks of "tho known dispo
sition of doctors to become mad. " Sui
cidal mania is undoubtedly traceable to
hereditary predisposition In many cases ,
while it is lair to presume in ethers that
a man whoso father killed himself may
become so possessed with the idea that
he , himself , wijl do the same that hois
forced to the act to got rid of the idea.
Such cases should bo treated and o.fTord
instances in which prophylactic hied-
ioino can und should assort itself. Even
in monomania hope may bo hold out of
permunqnt euro of the desire to die. Dr.
Hiobuult told at the international congress -
gross for experimental psychology , hold
in London last August , of his success in
treating by hypnotic suggestions a
woman with strong suicidal mania , To
accomplish the desired result by this
moans repeated sittings must be had
and the suggestions of cure made over
and over again. In this instance re
corded Hfty-eight seances of forty-Hvo
minutes ouch resulted in freeing the
woman of all her self-destroying ten
dencies. The would-bo suicide is ono of
three things a great pl/llosophor , a
crazy man or a coward. If a philoso
pher , his philosophy is faulty , unless ,
perhaps , ho ( s beyond all hope and
doubt u burden to himself and the com
munity. If a lutatlo ] , he must receive
careful treatment and his reasoning
powers bo trained to follow out ideas
which will take him out of himself and
give him sumo interest in life. The
whole treatment is prophylactic , but
much may be accomplished , and possi
bly hypnotism may prove a valuable aid
in its accomplishment.
Out of 374',741 alien stcerio |
landed at Now York m l&JZ only 4,110 ( rave
their destination as the southorii states. So
fur this year the proportion of southward
immigrants is no greater.
A Florida paper reports a skunk , which bit
a sleeping cowboy's uosu ami died nftorwarJ
of dullrlum trfuiiens , but the story incus uu-
tUotitk'iUion.
MORAL REVOLUTION CINNABAR
7Mi Qutn in Short SlorM.
Nnvnjo Joe wns out of luck. Ordl
nnrlly his vngnrios wore not regarded in
Clntmbar. His frequent nppcnrnneo in
the single street in n voluntary of nice
feats of horsemanship coupled with nn
exhibition of pistol shooting , in which
old tonmto cnns nnd pnsso beer bottles
performed as targets. Imtl hitherto excited -
cited no more baleful sentiment In the
Cinnabar bosom thnn disgust.
"Shootin1 up tlio town n whole lot"
wns the name for this engaging pastime
ns given by Nnvnjo .Too , nnd up to dnto
the exorelso hnd passed unchallenged.
Hut today It wns dllToront. Camps ,
llko Individualshave , moods now light ,
now dnrk nnd so it wns with Cinnabar.
Just nt this time Cinnabar wns exper
iencing n wave of virtue. This may
have come spontaneously from the germs
of order which , nftor nil , dwelt sturdily
in the Cinnabar breast. It might hnvo
been excited by the presence of n pnlo
party of eastern tourists , just now
abiding nt the O. K. hotel , nnd whom
the rather snngutne sentiment of Clunn-
bar credited with meditating n largo
investment of treasure in her rocks nnd
rills. Hut , whntovor the reason , Cinna
bar virtue wns cortninly nrouscd , n con
dition of the public mind which mndo it
n had day for Navnjo Joe.
DTho angry sun smote hotly in the do-
Borted causeway in the Cinnabar. The
'
public wns wlth'in doors. Tlio Gold Mine
saloon und its sister hotels , the dance
hall , nnd the Full Hlown Rose were
thriving mightily. Those games known
to the world as monte , high ball and
faro , nml which generally engrossed the
public thought , were drowsy nnd null
enough , but the counters whoront the
clti/.e'ns of Cinnabar gathered with his
peers in absorption of the incautious
drinks of the plnco wore fnirly sloppy
from nn excess of trade. Notwithstand
ing the torrid heat , this need not sound
strangely. Cinnabar's Cleaning wns
strongly homeopathic.
"Similia similibus curnntur like
cures llko , " snld Clnnnbnr , nnd when It
was blazing hot drank whisky.
But today there was further reason
for this consumption.
Cinnabar was excited , nnd this pro- _
yoked n thirst. Navnjo Joe , rendering
"limsolf prisoner to Jn.uk Moore , rescue
or no rescue , had , by order of that
sagacious body , been convoyed by his
cnptor before the vigilnnco committee
uid wns about to bo tried for his life.
What was Navnjo Joo's immodinto
crime ? Cortninly not n grave one. Ten
days before it would have hardly earned
a comment. Hut today , in its spasm of
virtue , nnd sensitive in its memories of
he erratic courses of Navajo Joe afore
time , Cinnabar bad gravely and grimly
taken possession of that volatile gentle-
nun for punishment. Ilo had killed a
Chinaman. It happened thus : "Yore
jomes that prairie dogj Navajo Joe , all
spraddled out , " suit ! IJill Tutt , n short
"mlf hour before. Ho wns peering from
the window of the Gold Mine snloon nt
the time , to which ho hnd been drawn
Ijy the noise of hoofs , and there was n
sense of injury disclosed in the tone ,
born of the awakened virtue of Cinna
bar.
bar."It
"It looks like this yore camp never
can asspome no airs , " said Rosewood Jim
in a distempered way , "but this yore
miser'blo Joe comes ohurgin' up to
queer it. "
As ho spoke , that offending personage ,
unconscious of the great change in Cin
nabar morals , swept up the street emit
ting gladsome and eestatic whoops and
whirling his pistol on his forefinger like
n wheel of light. A tourist stood in the
door of the hotel -smoking u pipe in
short , brief putts of astonishment and
reviewed the amazing performance.
Navnjo Joe at once and abruptly halted ,
and , gazing for a disgruntled moment on
the mun Irom the east , took the pipe
from its owner's horrified mouth and
placed it in his own.
"Sinokin1 of pipes , " ho vouchsafed In
condemnatory explanation , "i onole-
gant and degrudin , ' nn' don't you do It
no more In my presence. I'm miirhty
sensitive that wuy about pipes un'
don't ' aim to tolerate 'cm ; none-what
ever. "
Tliis solution of his moti/es seemed
entirely satisfactory to Navajo Joo. Ho
sat pulling nnd gazing ut the man bereaved
reaved , while the latter stood dumbly
staring witli n morsel of the ravishing
meerschaum still between his lips.
What further may have flowed in the
way of oratory or overt nets may not ho
stated , for the thoughts of the guileless
Joe suddenly received a now direction
Just nt that moment a Chinaman ,
voluminously robed , emerged from the
New York store , whither ho had been
drawn by dint of soap.
' \yiiatover is this yore suds-sloppin'
Mongol doin' in camp I'd like for to
know ? " Inquired Navajo Joe disdain
fully. "I shore leave orders when 1'ir
yore last for the immojit removal of all
sech. "
"Oh , well , " ho continued in tones of
weary and bitter relleetion , "I'm the
only public-speritcd man in camp an' all
thisyoro work falls nuchorul to me.
I'll jest have to make an example of this
porticlor specimont to lot 'em know
whatever a Caucasian is 'anyhow. ' "
Then came the ihort , emphatic utter
unco of a six-shooter , n pulT of smoke
which vanished quickly in the hot air
and the next census was short one
Asiatic. Navajo Joe had shot the China-
man to death.
Then came the brief order from Arm
strong , the chief of the vigilance com
mittee , to Jack Moore. That gontlemui
prolTorcd a Winchester first and a re
quest second , and Navajo Joe , realizing
fate , at once surrendered.
"Of course , gents-1 ' said Armstrong
apologetically , as ho convened the vigi
lance committee in the Now York store.
"I don't say this yore Joe is boin' hold
for bollln' the Chinaman solo un' alone ,
the fact is , he's boon hnvin' ' n mighty
sight too gay u tlmu of lute , an' si
thinka It's a good , safe play rboin , as it'i
a hot day nnd wo hits tlio time to sorte :
cul | the committee together an' n k it'i
views whether wo bettor hang this yore
Navajo Joe yet or not ? "
"Mr. President , " responded Hill Tutt ,
"if I'm in order an' jest to get to got the
sense of the meotin' to ilowin' easy HI : '
smooth , I moves you wo take this yon
Nnvnjo Joe an1 proceeds to stretch hin
u whole lot , I ain't basin * this yore erne
no defunct Chinaman nor nuthln' ii
jiartio'lor , but jest lottin'it ' lly under th
nouil of good of the order. "
"Do I heur any rcmarko ? " asked Arm
strong. "If not I shall take Mr. Tutt' *
most excellent motion ns the census o
this yore mootin' , nn1 it's hang who is. "
' Not intendin' no interruption , " sal
Texas Thompson , "I want to say thin
"I'm n quiet man myto'f , nn1 wunts t
keep Cinnabar u quiet place whoruln t
puss my doclinln1 yours. For whlch-al
1 shoroly favors a hungln' ' of Nnvujo Joe
IIo's given us n heap of trouble. I'r
Imo Hill Tutt , I don't make no p'int o ;
this yore dead Chinaman ; wo snares hii
too easy. But this Joe is nllors rldin *
ah' ' a yollln1 nn1 a ehootln' up the camp
till I'm clean tired out , So I says , lot's
hung him , . an' guggosta as u eligible
place tiio windmill out back of the dunce
null. " „ '
"Yes. " eald Armstrong , "tho windmill
is upholstered for jest booh plays , nn' as
delays is aggrnvatln' ' , the committee
might as well cantor over right now an'
get this yore done by duyjlght , an' "
"See yore , AJr , President , " inquired
Nnvujo Joe iu a tone ol truculent in
quiry , "don't I got no hand In this yer ?
What for n dcnl Is this , I rises to njk ,
anyhow ? "
"You can gamble this yore Is a aqunr' '
American game , " snld Armstrong , oonll-
donUy. "You'ro ' entitled to your uny
when the committee is tlono. Jest stand
your hand now nn' wo'll deal to you in n >
minute. "
"Well , I jest wants to know if I'm In
on this play , that's nil , " said Nnvajo
Joe.
"Gouts , " said Hosowood Jim , who had
snt silently listening , "I'm ' with you on
this yore linngln1. Any attempt on my
part to p'int out those features in the
daily lite of this cnmu ns innkos me
tired might seem Invidious , nn11 don't
aim to do it none. Hut wo vo got to do
Bomothin' in the way of tnkin' n good ,
firm , moral stop. I takes it linngln' Joe
will fill the prescription , These east
ern iniMi is yore in our midst ; it'll im
press 'em that Cinnnbnr moans business ,
nn' is n good , safe , quiet camp. They'll
cnrry reports east as will tlo us credit ,
an' tliar you bo. As to the propriety of
stringin' Joe there need bo no doubt. If
the Chlnnmnn nln't enough , if assnullln1
of n Innocent tenderfoot ain't enough ,
you can bet he's done plenty besides as
merits n lariat. Hu wouldn't deny it
himso'f , If you asks him. "
There was n silence succeeding the
rnlhor spirited address of Uosewood
Jim , and at last Armstrong broke it by
inquiring of Nnvnjo Joe If lie hnd any
thing to otter.
" 1 reckon it's your piny now , Nnvajo , "
ho snld , "so como a-runuln' . "
"Well , ' said Navajo Joe disgustadly ,
"those yero proeeedln's makes mo sick. I
shore objects to this yore linngln' Idee ,
an' all fora measly Clilnanmn , too. This
yore camp of Cinnabar Is n-gottln' that
por-dad-bingod-tic-lor it can tnko its
reg'lor drinks , nn' " '
"Stop right thnr , " said Armstrong ,
with great dignity. "Don't cuss tlm
chair none , cause tlio chair wtui't have
It. It's n parliamentary law If any ono
cusses the chair he's out of order , sama
ns its law that nil chips on the lloor goes
to the house nn' when '
, n man's out ol
order once , that settles it. lie can't
talk no more that mceiin' ' . Seoln' we're
uimlii' to hang you , wo won't claim no
rule on you this time , but bo careful
how you como trnekin' round , and don't
crowd us. You sabe ? Don't crowd us
none. "
"Well , I won't crowd you , " retorted
Nnvnjo Joe. "I don't hnvo to crowd you.
What I say is this ; I s'poso I sees llftj
men stretched by committees between
yore an' Oregon , an' I never sees a mac
get roped yet on account of no Chimv
man. An' I olTor n side bet of n $10C
oven It ain't law to hung people on ne-
count of downin" n Chinaman. Hut you
all seems sot on this thing and I'll tell
you what I'll ' do. I'm a plain , ovoryduj
sport , nn' thur's no filigree work on mo.
If It's all congenial to the fonts hero as-
homblcd hot puttin' it on the grounds ol
no miserable pigtails , but just to incot
public sentiment halfway I'll gamblu
my life , hang or no hang , on tlio lirsl
1100 turned from the box , an' Rosewood
deal. Is it a go ? "
Cinnabar tastes wore biznrro. A
proposition , original and new , formed in
its very novelty a strong argument foe
Cinnabar favor. So the unusual olTorof
Nnvaja Joe to stake his life on a turn al
faro was approvingly criticized. The
general disposition agreed , nnd oven Hid
resolute Armstrong snw no good reason
to object.
"Navajo .Too , " said Armstrong , "we
don't have to do this yore , or take this
chance , an' it's a-nmkin' of a mighty bud
precedent ad may tangle us yoroaftor ,
but Cinnabar goes you this time. Rose
wood.turn the carets for an nco. "
"Turn squur' , Rosewood , " sati ]
Nnvajo .Too with an air of interest.
"You wouldn't go for to sand no dec/ ) /
nor run n brace yore ngln perlshin' llosli
an' blood , would you ? "
"Well , I should shore say not , " re
plied Rosewood ; " 1 wouldn't do II
for money an' you can bet I don'l '
do it now when the opeosodecomns mor
under the bond of a picnic. "
"Well , then , " says Navnjo Joe , "roll
your game. I plays it open. "
"I dunne , " said Bill Tutt meditatively ,
"but I'm thinking I'd V coppered. "
The turn proceeded , and , us mn.v
happen in the interesting device natnou
faro , a split occurred. Two noes damn
together.
'Ace lose , nco win , " said Rosewood.
"Whatever be wo n-goln to do now , I'd '
like to know. "
"Gents , " said Armstrong , with dig
nity , "a split like this yero create !
doubt , an' it's law that doubts go to the
prisoner , same us n maverick goes tu
the first man ns runs Ills brand onto
him. This yore camp of Cinnnh'ni
abides by the Inw and Nuvitjo Joe gooi
free. However , ho should remember
this little graze and restrain his fun ,
mukin' methods yoroaftor. Some oJ
them ways of his leads straight to evor-
lastin' ' life an' if he's wise he niters hii
piny from now'on. "
"So tlio camp'loses un' this yero erss
goes free , " said .lack Moore , dejectedly.
"I nllors wns agin faro ns n game ; what1
wo all misses it , is , wo don't piny him
freeze out. "
J ' THE CHAMPION 8NOREB.
Unciirtlily Sound * Unit , C.in lit , llruril I
Ulittuiicu ol ilOl ) Vnrils ,
The central portion of Atlanta for tin
past few weeks 1ms been greatly dis
turbeu nnd alarmed nt night by tin
hideous Bounds of what was supposed U
ho some wild animal that wns milking
nightly visits to the town.
These uncnrthly sounds uctuulli
brought consternation nnd fear to tht
older nnd more thoughtful people , nayi
the Constitution , while those of nervoui
temperament wore thrown Into spas
niotio fits. Small children woke will
frightful fits of screaming and rofnsnc
to bo quieted. Our bravest nnd mosl
Btout-honrted men dared not go out to
Investignto. These distressing Bcrenmi
wore varied from the screaming of a
tomcat to the braying of a mule nnd
ended with n growl very much resem
bling that of un angry tigress , while ul
other times they took the sound of n him-
gry , roaring lion.
The whole tiling remained n profound -
found mystery until n few nights ngo ,
Dr. J , L , farmer , while out on n profes
sional call , passed through the vicinity ol
this disturbance nnd discovered .thai
those unourthly sounds proceeded from
n certain hoarding house , and were
caused by a new occupant of said house ,
who is now best known to onr citi/ons ila
the champion snorer of the world. The
doctor states on oath that thobo wounds
could bo hoard distinctly for 1)00 ) yards ,
arid had it not boon for u freight train
running In just at tnat time he think ]
they might have boon heard a mlle , Tim
doctor is staking his reputation as o
physician ngainut any mun who will
compete with this notorious snoror.
At Chicago tlio most amusing domonstr- '
tlous iu oluctrlo cooking uro shown. A a"
electric wlro is attached to a dialing dliti ,
which muy bo placed on tlio plauo or a
malnchito table and uu omelet made , it
Welsh rabbit or a dish of terra pin. In Jrpu-
hitf a silk curd U attached to the Irou , and
ono iron will dispose of tlio untlra vr U
without stopping , Tlio same Kroou strltijf
may bo attached to a curling iron to make
the crimps. Heat Is a inoro matter of hook
ing ou u slllf twisted cord. The Impending
revolution the application of electricity Ii
bound to make in the household s aggeri
the Imagination.
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