THE OMAHA DAILY 35EE : HUHSPAY , JULY 4 , 1895.
J3PEG1RL NOTICES.
Advrrtlnciiiriiti * for Ilime roliinin * will he
tali n tnllt 18130 p. in. for thn cvfiilnettinl
until H p. in. for the inoriuni ; nnil bunduj
tcllllun ,
Alive-rifle , by rrqcmtlni ; a nnnilirreil
( lircki inn linve miimrri * nildrrncd to n
numbered Irtlcr In riiro of 'Hin llro An-
ntfrii m > iiililrrMcil will l > n Mel vnrml npnn
1 MM Illlllloil Of tllO dlPlll linlj. llHtM ,
1 l-2c n uril , llrnt li.iurtli.n , lo n word
lien after. Jiotlilnt ; iMknu for 1ms limn 'J3c
fej fur llrtt liiM-rtlon.
lit ) o nilii-rtliienipiiti niut tun innsccu-
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BITUATIONU Y/ANTED.
nu AND OINIIIAL
olll f mnn wnni * | > mill > n July 1st. 1'iv > " rV
rxpnrlem. Hi-Hi r.f'i.ncs Addrcjs C.V. .
Cnnll IJ. Valentine , Nibruikn. A MM !
FIT i-"ATi/'N ' W ANTriD HY AN nxrnhir.N'rTu :
nursery KoveriiesH. Addr * * * * * 1 3t ) , Hoillee. .
WANTED IDA .Lfc , HEX.1' .
WANTKD. I.WH MIN TOVHITI : MF : TODAY
for the r-telpt < alnolutel > ft PP. In plain M-ibil
rnv-l.ippi vlilrti rurwl inof nervou * debility.
pxlmn. .M ! \llnlll > , otc AiMreis C. J Walker.
llriX r.ll K.lllltlUIZ'ul. Mil ll. IIM4IJ.1
_
WANTKI ) . MAN ON HALAHV TO TAKH OH-
dern 111 < lty. If BUI t " r ill "HI ii'ivi > nd-
nnrrinent. Apply nfn-r D a m. l l'i D -
Ian. I
WANTEU
AUK vof HONEST , sown
If mi tmKHKwltli UK lur ISM : S2"0 11 month ,
13 , O > n suit. > " in" mnl > It y. * lx ui > urn
a iliy. nur iiK'-ntu iln nit inmpl.iln nt linnl
tlnii'K Wli > ' 'nicy nio miking iimn y B"llln > ?
our iiTf. ill.itl I'I'll \\nnli-i , tinnl > pim'liciil
fnmilw islipr minurnoiiic' * ] : W.HIPH ililra
ami p iiHliii illslii-H iii-rfiMtly In twu mlnul M ,
nn i xpiTli'liri1 M 'i ratify , fi r illil of S on'Tfiti'H
It c.iilly ; HUMP nnd durable. vvelKlit. HUH r
p > in It made of anil-rust sheet Kt"cl ; ( iipaclty.
ji , , s. $10.0' ' ) ' ) tor Us iMual ; every family
until one ; you don't hav to rnm-ns , IIH soon
11 us pi .pie Know jou have It for mle th-iy nend
for n dNh vva her ; each nisi-nl'i territory pip * -
WANTHD , (1KUMAN GIHL TO' ' '
work 37' N 27th st. C MO-3 *
WANTUD. A HMAHT , NU..VT OI HI. TO I.UAHN
facial inn-ias' . tn-nlp and hair tienlm-nt , tn
reninve tiupi't Ilium * hair belertile ni-edli' . hair
dret-iiiiir. m.inliui" , ihiropmllst , 'I' ' . ' { ' ' "
medintely ; references leijuliel. 109-1' " '
bulldlnc. l -J
KENT HOUSES.
notsns r. K. DAIIMNCI , iiAiacun III.OCK
D l-j. -
IIOITHIW IN AM. I-AUTSOKTHi : . Till
O ! ' . Davis c'oiiipniiy , 1505 I'.iiiiain. H Wi
JIOUBUS. JIINAWA : & co. . iv N.
n a cou : < o. . UAiiai.vr : I.IST IN
' ' ' ' ' ' " '
a'romnii , S'l'tt''w'\\"ti. \ . JW.
9 rooms' . 4 > I7 ( 'ass ct . Jl ) .
n rooms , 4'jJ7 ' Davenport ' . . . 110.
fi roomi , 3I2 > .IncKson st . $ S.
r. roonit. 3M3 I'ratt pt. , J7.
Sec ridellty Tiiist Co. , 1702 * "rnam , " _ , , . ,
AGHNCY , 621 SO. 1CTH ST.
2 ii > iOANT : C-HOOM COTTAGHS JI'S'
built. J22.50. Fidelity Trust company. 1702 Far
nain. * ' * ' *
0-itoo.M MonnriN norsi : . J3TH ST. & roi
pleton. llliilmun .V Uoblilns , 210 UueJililB.
7-uooM IAST iiN , s N. 40Tit
.
limn , KI ! ntiwu. | . > ' < Houlli 2Mh
Apply to J. II. 1'arrutte , Doiiclns blo K.
ni'si : NIAII 25Ti
nnJ I'umlnB ti , t .W. Inuulie at S2S So. ISth gt
l ) I.Si It
N n-uoux C-OTTAUIJ. I
la\vn ana Kliinlo. 2121 Xlliiml > tre. t. D M1H
' $15.00 tnd J23 DO pir molilh. ll quire 201' Cap7to
nt e. D 3SI 3 *
t-HOOM COTTAGi : . S. U. OOll. 1'JTII AND
Jackson. li vn * '
FOIl HUNT TWO C-ltOOM fOTTAOUH , ONI
funilshcd. 80'3 S. Mill. " " -
, _ , , _ .
OR iticNT , rinAr , ri'iiNMHini > COTTAOH
Blx ixioma , bath mom , i-ti. Adilii-n T T.Ilep .
TOR 11KNT. T1IK IlOSi : HAIINKY. NKAR
Mth. Bw Muller , the eonriitlnm-r. U MuS ) S
C HOOM FLAT FOH HHNT. 1013
FOU KENT. A 14-UOOM HOUSH. ALL MOD
ern Improvfiienti. nnd 3 cottasi'3. Knquli
Thiisi. Swift , 4 < r N. Kith. D-KHi : . '
FLiiNisinu IIOOMS we
3 IIOOMS iini norsr.KKuriNG rou MA
nnd wife ; lent taken In luaid. 319 N. 17th
1. SSI
HOOM FOU TWO. PlllVATn FAMILY. MOD
frn. D07 S. ! 5ili Ave. IX-M-.2T-13' .
, iiiMiMH rou LIGHT iiorsi
keeping r,19 S. 21st nve. K-MMJ ! )
ROCMS AND BOaRD
tJicisLY rriiNisiiKiT SOUTH UOOM wi. .
[ ward for tv\n , private fiuuilj . no oilier beau
els. bcdt Iioinn lomforls , Cll No. 21 l. lie
I'lilltornla and Websler. F ! Wl
TO TUADU. DUUSS Sl'IT. CIII2ST MK.ASURB
3C Inches , worn twice ; coat J73 , for horso. K n
or onytldng. H . Uto. F 135
LAUOU KUONT UOOM WITH AI.COVi : . I.N
private family , referenci-s. 2J13 1'nrniun St.
T1IK t'TOI'IA. 1721 DAVKNI'CmT ST. . mi
lllnh.-d and unfuriiUlud loon.a 'With bo.in !
transient uccummoilatluns , lali-s rc.iHtmalili1.
r IOJS
tLl'MAN'T IIUOMS. HATH. FIUST CLAS
iMiiul. S'i nO per vveeli. .Webster hotel. 151
lloviard stieet. F MMl fl
ron HINT-I : JIOOMS WT1 ]
iKinid 1VJI Blimey F-MMi 5'
THK iriLi.sTDnTrrlSTTl ; ATD DODOF ; COO
roe * < y , Uiifi * lawn , excellenl lable ; transient
nciMmmodaled. J'-MSOi 7
FOU UINT. NU'KI.Y rru.Nisnr.i ) KOI-TH
ettht ftoiu iiiiiin , with nli'nvi' an < l bay wln ! m\
nil m < di'in ninM-'iiliMioes , bo.iid , la\\n Kuununi"
the li 'uaiIU.'J S. i ) th ntruut. F MMi k *
Pl.KASVNT ODI < UOOM roll TWO. WIT ]
t. 614
XTNFUKNI3HSD KOOMS TO
2 ou 3 rNi > THNisuii > uou.Mri rou IINT : .v
2W S 2lih l. ll-MI
TJIUIM : iioryiKiiriNi : ! . : o. sn
Mary's avnuc. llfilJ
2Clt ; HUNT S > TOiUi > OFglOEd
rwo-sTouv imicK. srx . ANI > co ru
irncl.nr713 S. Uth. nl > our o\-n prlf' . U
ti Cole tluC N. i ; h st _ 1 716 Jyii
VOll UK.NT THU 4-STiiUV liUH'U lll'll.DINC
? I6 I'nitini HiM'fl Tills lujl.lui- ; IIIH a Iln
itroof i em M' ' l'iiH 'ni iit. . ' "inpl f M M'u h ni
nff llxiui > * \v th'i in alt ll < "i * . K * * * . * ' * ' ' . Ap
lily nt ih" . ' 111.nf . 'Hi- ! ; i' . 1-91J
iiui < K. 2J\oo , ANI' co rii :
f. 7IS S. I3in al > uui own i.rl. , II I
Cole iv. l" < i N l-ili a' 1 7tr.jjO
AGENTS
MKN ANI > WOMl.N. * TO S11 A I'AV AI
drcM tlull.ni'lv Ih'ati'r Co. , t 4 Nvwurk IIf
bl'lz. ' . Oi.i.ihn. Ni'b. J 471
HKNTAL
I
a. a. WAM < ACI : . IIKNTAUS , sisiniown III.K
1. MTOi
STORAGE.
BTQUAQE , I'llANK KVVIIUS , 1S14 IIAUNUY.
M47'i
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IJUKT STOUAOI : nrii.niNa IN OMAHA i s
toV. luindwl wnrMliousiKnislinlJ iri < Kl tmc < '
Lnral 1-aioH. 1013-1U15 l.inn.MHtli. . M 470
BTOVnS STOUIUI lirUINO St'MMKU. Tij
WO. 1W7 Uuuclak. Omaha Stoto llepalr W.i
J'ACIKIC BTOflACIB Jt WAIIKHOI' ? ! ! ct I 9
ft ) Janfi ali > , Urn rul istmiiKi' unJ r < iwir.l nt
M 47S
"WAU'ltU i'U
WANTin.si-OONn.II.\NU : HOTKI. KTKKI
rouu > - ' . roil ival. iinu' b In i ; > ! n'lMlr aa
i , lllvu liuin and full dtwcrlpllt'ii. IA. < -
. Ucnlwin , In. NMCI 7
1101 S S TO MOVU F. D. WIAD. : urn AN
x-ts t
IF rot * \V\ST TO sii.iir :
nulik Hit with F. IJ. WiuJ. U' jr. 11.1
valca. N * : . '
1'OK P f . UltNlTURK.
rou a uioLEitoi ) rsuons AT j-
lull ti. a. o. , , 1
FOR SALE-FUilNITURE.
Continued.
-OH HAM-30 HOOMS rriiNiTriiK. CIN-
trill Imatlun , 18 IxwrdTn. K1 " 1 fnnons for
g ; ffrrat bargain. AddrcM e I' , ltt <
FOR aALE-HORSESWAUONS.ETC
8A.roNr MY iu
ni.irt-R. Fr J Muhl 1517'j J'arnmn
ou HAM : . AT A IJAUQAIN , OINTMu : -
HuKM liiirnp nnil ntcil range. Call f.in-noiwvfl ,
2 t rrHtiklln Rlrtvt. I' MilU 4 *
FOH BALE IlisOiLljANEOUS
ii CoMllJNATION II OO AND
chicken fuicc. Chat. 11. Lit , Mil and D/URli- ' .
Q-I7J _
TIII : sTANDAiii ) CATTI.I : co. . AMIS. .vin. .
l n I" ) Inna K'xxbaled \ li.iy lor Hie. ( j M 180 _
'OH HAM-ou ) Ti'iiTiiii. i'ONBisTiNa or
H.-nnttliiK 2\l , : 'xS , 2x10 , 8X8 , BhlpUp , theptlne.
Rlillnir , door' , vindown , He. , nt the Associated
Chnrltlea wood jutd , 01 llouuid st.
\V'n lmv n numlixr < > f llrat mntlrntp" * In ninminU
of $ * W to W.oiji ) at fc' , t.i fc pfr c ' fur sil .
None Imt Kilt rdtfej nwurltlpR hnndlfd. Call
nn > I "p us.
'Idi'llly Trust Cunipnny , 17u2 I'urnnm St.
U CS 31
ou HAM : AT A BAOIUFICI : . AN IMOANT : :
Ki-ntV rhllnt ; pmldlp nnil bridle. Apply after
6 p. lu . So. Kill a\v. U-C13-G *
CLAtKVOYANXS
, IUS. Hit. H. WAUUIIN , CLAIIIVOYANT , UK-
liable bUKltuaa nmdlum , Slhal at llJ N. fiUh.
S-IS1
\MKL1A GOODMAN , AKTllol.iOGKU AND
spTiTruTillst. i"iti bi > lonsulled at llth nnd
InBon. Depot hold. 7. S Cll 'J'
M. KXO.
MADAM SMITH , 002 8. 13TH 2D I'l/JOIl. UOOM
3 , nuk'ti-tir , vapor , alcohol , steam , BUlnhuini"
ot l ne.l baths. T M451-C *
MASsaiMAD\Mn HKHNAHD. 1421
T MOW J > 4
riNIIST IIATII AND MASSAOf ! I'AIH.OUH IN
rlty. Mine. Uowi-ll , 31S & 120 S. lilli ; thuroiiR iy !
liruitlcal thlrnpodlBt nnd intinUurlit ntteiiilint.
T MS7CJtl2 *
305 NOHTH 1CTH ST. . IIOOM 13. DATIIS. SK-
h'ct massagiby tin expert. Annn. frrm Chi-
caco. T M'C3 7 *
MHS. nu. I.HON , irnc.ANT MASSAGI : AND
lc < tilc Iialli. l'arl"is rustful and ri'lrochliiK.
412 North 14lh slrret. T MMl ) "
TUKKlbH BATHS.
TITItKISH 11ATI1S ; ONLY IM.ACn IN CITY
exclusively fur ludlcn. Sulle lu'J-llD , Ueu bMc.
13.1
LADICS' 11ATIIS. MMi : . 1'OST , SlOVa S. 1STII.
VIAVI co , 3415 inn UM O ; HIAITH HOOK
fiei > ; luiiii lreatin''nt ; l.i < iy atten > lnnt. UISI
II. HAAS , rUIIMST. l'IANT.-i. CI'T
Il.innui't , h.ill , r nldenro and Kiu\e deeortitl n .
1S13 Vlnton Btri'i-t. Tel' ' plume 77t . U M4M _
flATIIS. MAHHAGi : , MMK. 1'OST. 313VS. . 1STH.
U ISJ
A 1'UIVATi : 1'AHTY HAS MONHY TO LOAN
on plnniiH , Jpvvi'U , bli-ycloa , etc. ; lmslii" s
ulrlclly cotindeiitlal. Address , I'ostofflc * liox
32i ) . I' M702
HAVI : Yoru OM ) CAUPHTS MADI : INTO
rufi : any tile you wish. 1JJ1 he.ivcnwortli
street. U M700.l > 0
AIM : YOU SICK ? MiimciNi : AND TUIIAT-
m.'iit We , nt 2i'3i ' K. Iflth at. U I
AUI : ur.tjrnsTiiD TO SIND :
name nnd nddn'ss for orKan.zliiK Illlnnla club
to II. i : . Cole. 1W N. 15th. I' 33J 0
WANTED. SOM > IIIW : ou OTIIIIU I'AUTIIS
\\li.j desire to tnk i h lee KOV'I land In Yank-
Ion reservation. Klluati'd nlntiif Mlsnourl river ,
Clmrles Mix Co. , S. D. Addieja Hubert Van
IVIt , Mlti'h II , South Dakoia. I' M5S4 9 *
WANTI3D P VHTir.S VISITINl ! DIINVKU
will llnd Hint el IM nerominoilatlnns. elicanl
location , nn i-.ir line 1'rli-cs riMMonable. "At-
lln loti Terrace , " No. 952 Broadway. J > cn\ti.
. U cri-3 *
C .lurad'i. -
MONEY TO LOAN KliAL ESTATE
ANTHONY LOAN & TUUST CO . SIS N Y. MTi : .
bums nt low latta for iholc' s * iurlty In Ni
hiuika nnd Iowa f.uins 01 Omaha city propeltv
VV ISO
MONiV : TO LOAN AT IX\ViST : HATIIS. Till !
O. I' . D-ivli Co. . I"i05 Fainain m. \V * IS7
CITY LOANS. O. A. STAUH , 015 N. Y. I.IVK.
Lin : iNstniANci : POLICIES LOANIID ON
or bouaht. F. O. Chesney , Ilunsas City. Mo.
W-4S1
CAPITAL , J2.WO.li ) ; SUHPLI'S. JGW.O'M ' ; U. S.
M irtiraKi * Trust ' 'o . New Yoik ; fur C per cent
li mis on city proprity apply to Pus y it
Thomas , agents , loom 2J7 , Flitl Nat. Ilk bids' .
MONKY TO LOAN ON IMPUOVHI ) OMAHA
leal estate. Urennan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk
W-431
MONF.Y TO LOAN ON OMAHA Hi.VL HSTATH
at C per cent. W. IJ. Meikel , 1st Nui. Ilk blil
W-tUJ
MONIY TO LOAN ON IMPKOVID OMAHA
piopcity. ridellty Trust Co. , 170. Farnam.
LOANS ON IMPHOVLD & UNLMPHOVHD CITY
piopi'ity. W. Farnam Smllh A ; Co. , 1I2J I'urnani.
INVHHTOP.S' DIHHCTOHY CO , 10 WALL ST. ,
New York , offer any part 10),000 eastein In-
\etitots' names , who have money to Invent ; just
compiled. Wilte for parllculars.
W M3S1 J25
WANTID : , APPLICATIONS FOU LOANS , .we
to J20.0W 1' . W. We.ul , IGth and Douel.is.
W-f.2
MONEY TO .LOAW CHATTELS.
MONKY TO LOAN ON FUHNlTUIin , 1'IANOS.
horses. w.iK ns , etc. , at lowest int s In cliy ,
no removal of Roods ; sirktlv contlilriitt.il , > ou
can par 'he loan off nt any time or In any
amount OMAHA MOHTGAGE LOAN CO .
300 So. 10th St. ,
X 40
J. 11. HADDOCK , HOOM 427 , HAMGH IILOCK.
MONKY TO I/IAN ON FUHNITUHi : AND
plnnos. Fred Terry , 430 Hnin e blk. X Ia7
MODHL LOAN CO. . 403 NEW YOHK MFK
X-13J Jjl6 *
BUSINESS CHANCES.
II'.OMO-I STOCK or MIIICHANDISI : IN HIST :
town lii i.isU'in Ni'liiai-Kn , tor land nnd c.is.i
or eiiulv.llent. Addiess H 1M. c.ile l-e.
le.Y
Y M'.i3l
3 SOLID INVESTMENTS. IJHICK Ut'SINLSS
bloikvaler power 11 uirtni ? mill , line ice busi
ness. H. C. Alcer iV Co. , Sheildan , Wjo
Y-M318
rou SAM : . CLIAN STOCK or DUFGS , IN-
\olee ntiout } 2.7 ' } .i1i ) ; Rood lumilon , Rood i Itrar
ti.ide , Kouil iiasuns for selling. Addiess T 1
ll.-e. Y 350 3 *
rou SAM : STOCK OF MILLINIHY ; HIST
locution In the city , lieo.1 leasun for silllni ; .
Aildimi nt once , T 18 , IJ. e. Y 13' ' )
FOU BALI : , suroo STOCK DUY GOODS ANI
fuinlshliiKs ; ( .pKndld location ; will take Jli
c.i/h and vacant lot. Address T 21 , llee.
Y-370 |
Foil SAM : . CMAN : KTOCK or DUCGS'IN
Ion a. Kinall niniiunt of cash required , l.mR an
easy tel 1115 on Kilance. Address T 2S. llee.
Y MISS 4
FOH SAM : . A DnpAiminNr IN ONI : o
Ihe IITKI * di'partinent stores < if Om ilia , doliiK n
spleiullil < at.li business ; ulll requite fiom $ Si'ii ) > ' )
tn Sl..V wl. ncciiidtni ; to olocK on hand. No
trtubs. nnd no me but thOKe inamlnK business
nnd luu tni- that amount of numey need ani.
T 31. llee Y M6U 4
iHiiciuY rou SAM : , DOING GOOD HI-SI
ne < s. F. D. Wead. 16lh nnd Dunsla.s
Y-ea 4
FOK i.XOHANGH.
WANTED TO THADH , NKVV STVNDAHD III-
cji'le for dmfl hoist > i < linu 1.1M pounds
inure , i : J. Davis. Hit ) Uainam nt. / M7
ilium , flocks , watchiis , j.witry , Uimil. ant
hihool books , vxall paj. i. vundim , luiil < 3.
p.'linis , oils. irhixB. etc ; tt III Invoice , with MX-
Ufes. about Jt > ii > i . want tmpiovtsl farm. Ad-
dreis A. J. 1'llxer , Cherovale , Kan
X.-MSI7 J > 10
1 WANT MiniCHANDlSi : IN HXCHANGi : FOH
leal tst.tti ! uml cash. II. A. Wncner. Dm iha.
TO KXCHANGIJ. A $15. TO JlS.noO GKNiilAL
stock. J. H. Huzlltl , I'aiKer , S. D.
D.Z
Z M&e 4
we HAVI : rou HAI.I : AND HXCHANOI : AI.I
kill' * of men hniiillsu xto.'Us. inanufaciorlm. .
hottlH. iHinKs. in iirnniti Liislnins , eic. Conimu.
nliiilo } imr wnntH l" us. nnd If nuvthlns can
IKI done for jnu u prompt n ply > Aill l > nude.
Nullonal Infornintlon nnd F..chiiiuu conipnuy.
oioalm. Nel'rn > l.ii. S5 Mi2 ft
To HXCHANGK. IW-Al'Ui : FAUM. 1'AUTLY
Impioxed and tbar of all cniumbrann' , for
hnu e nnd Int.Vho ivpaln wnlrlm ? Clean
vvaii'h. 75e , Kenulii' inaiiitpilnK. 7 ! J H ,
Hav. J-v * . l T. IK.ll.l , ; . Z MH ;
blocK LOTHING roll OMAHA J'UOPKUTV
MCI ! UKSIDIINL'i : Nil. HANSrOM I'AHII 1'Or
l.inn.
Irfiixe hciuc ami S ncrei for renldcnce.
Two or three r < > llnge , full luU , for duvtn town
priii * * ! * ?
F. in nenrlj 1 On ) ncr . clear tvlth cash I"
IMIXI u S8 propelt >
t : > xk .liuiri fir pattl re klriKC
i . ar ! is fi\r * t < r | IIPI * < .
F n W a.I Kill nnd IViuulas. 5 ; ; : 4
DENTISTS ,
1W I'AFU. DHNTIST , Wa ) UtHT ST.
D9 f
3 rtn
0X1
! >
About elI
> I fit
Rubbing , Scouring. *
Cleaning , Scrubbing : ,
is no doubt great ; but what they
all should know , is that the time
of it , the tire of it , and the cost
of it , can all be greatly reduced by
NIFAlRBAtffi COMPANY" "
RESTORE
LOS ! YIGOR
When ' i ' 1 ml t lib-it t mr f r Vi i\ uDrl Illtl. I c * f "Vxnat pn er ( In cither
fcexi. Inii leu \ ATf.iny . \ an rk and tnh r * eakni\ws Ir m anv I UP , us
Scs i li i litaun il I. i rtnj full vie T i ] u My leM TI I It ncirleilt.il , ui li
- Ir . -I lilt 111 > * > Ui lanlifie. . s. ill I. for f l . ( I \ , . , , ; . VV uh
, 111 4 MeekS. ci T > Ji , no iirdtT wfc'v' - a Itxil u.iriiitn. > nn or ri.fi i I t ! TIM-- * A Mrcss
SlllOKJIAN & McCOXNELL DUUG CO. . 1513 Dotlce street , Omnba , Neb.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
AUSTUACTS , THI : IJYIION HIID COMPANY ,
IIU 4UH
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IMP ] ! o\TTiTTrA"iITJTN LAN iJsIs' n/Tu OMAHA
ut prlre that lll surprise > mi. If taken vMihln
2 vveelvfl. J. H. Sheiuood , 413 N. Y. Life.
Hi : SO )
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11AHOA1NS , HOt'Sis. LOTS AND FAUM" ,
sale 01 ti.ide. 1' . K. Dai ling , Darker bloUt.
_ _ UK 19
iiAiui.viNs , SAM : on THADI : IN CITY PUOP.
cities and farms. John N. runner , opp P. O.
un : ui
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HOMIS : ON IASY PAYMENTS. SHLL AND
buy lots , ncies , fatm . ( laivln Uros. , 210 N. Y. t ,
Hi : 50.
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AT A HAUOAIN , COUNHH LOT , PAVIID
street , 3 cnttiiKcx , C , 7 and 8 ronnia each , brick
basement , water nnd Hfuer eonetntlon , In beat
leHldence portion , nionthlv lentnl J4I Apply by
letter to Jean Scholia , 51' ' } ll-o bulldliiK
111 : 311 J > 23
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FOH HAM : 5-uooM COTTAGI : , FULL LOT ,
tiiVi ; terms easy. II. C. 1'atierson , UaniKf
block. Hi-M841
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1'AHM LANDS , C. F. IIAUHISOX , oT2 N Y. Life.
FOU HAM : AT A uo\v pui'-i : , ONKHi.r
cash , linl.uic. . one nnd two jenrs , one nf Hi.
must valu.ible sheep nnd rattle innehi" ! In
eastern Muntnnn. Han 4SO ncies dwded Inrul
contioH thoiisandK of neien of ranee lands ad-
Joinlnw. Thli jiropcrly Is under fence , h.n
extra KOOI ! ImlldlnKH of nil klmK cuts | oo
tona of hay , Rrous oats nnd t-niall sraln with
out InlKatlon. A nplendld water rlshl and
ditches , 2HO ( hnad nf slieep , | IOII < P and all
KiniU of fanning niaeltlneiy will be sold to-
KPlher. When we s ly this Is one of the very
lie-t Block lunches In ensiern Montana , v.e Utm\v
It to be so nnd rcspictfull > a k all Intendlni ;
buyers to come nnd SL I- the propeity. cull on 01
ndJrrsi Austin Noitli company , Illlllnuii. Mon-
t.iua. Hi : "t 7
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10 ACUIS : or TIII : FINIST GAIIDXN LAND.
Just west of city , near new slate fair eronndM.
pned stiei't , etc. , no city t.ixi'i , only J" . 7VI.
$7V ) cash , balnnce one to trn jiara nt C per
cent. Hick , 505 N. Y. Life lildR.
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WILL sAcitirici : TIN ACUIS : jrsi' SOHTH-
v\cst nf city , will Uke t..Mi. < ml ) one-ti-nth
cash , liilaiice one to elKht years , b per < "llt
S 'jl Hep olllce. IlK-IMil 4 *
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HKUi : IS YOUK CHANCK. CHOICIJ HiSI- :
ilenec , lot near IlMnsr.un iiaik , owner Koln
east Mu t pell quick. Wlite S C4. lleo odlce
Hi-t,03-l'
WILL ALMOST GIVi : AWAY ITLL HAST
fiont bit on 4M between Lu.iver.woitli and lr -
nnm aliect motor lines , only $ ID' ' > . S 15 , I lee
olllee. HICXII'
TIII : CHIATKST COHNIU IN WIST : OMAHA.
one block from Fnrn.un and 35th , only } 2.1'M '
Hicks , N. Y. Life bids. Ui-CU9-l *
11IC HAHOAIN : 2-STOHY COTTAOi : . 10
roomi , nice lot. Jl.COO.m ) , tSuD-OO cash , Int. $1. . in )
per month Willis Yates , agt. , between . ! l-a
and 32d. on Casa. HU MLJJ 4 *
"AN ADVANCE OF * 7.O > PHU ACHH ON OOOU
Nebraska bind nnd Omaha property bring
hlKtier prices than It evir broiiKht If we hav..1
few K" " " ! crops , " Is the piedktlon of nil Iioinn
able , ( onservntivo of who la
man means u t > uc-
ce.-w.
Don't delay ; now Is the tlma to buv.
3.JM3J near II. K M. tielKht depot , 3.ft .
3'ixlt ' * . " , , 4 blocks from couit luuse , v\lth 7 r.
hcuise. se er connection , J2.SOO.
: i-stjry 22 ft. brick. Farnam St. . $12 001.
llrlck , 41 ft. , ICth Ht. ( lent il-f , illl ) .
ACUitS. :
5 ncrea nr. Snuth Omah.i , $ V 0.
1 acre , lleltidere , nr. Ft. Omaha , 5'M.
10 art OH , Ilenson , J3.&H
4H acies 13 ml. N. W. nt $37.50.
IG'J ' acns , ImpiovementH , cost JI0.000 , $25,000.
IIOMIM.
4 r. and full lot nr. xchool , & 2S.
4 r. near Hanscom p'k , city vv. , $ " > 0.
. " r. near No. end 24th Hlieet car , $7W.
0 r. ! l,3i > hitixe and half lei , ( l.ifX ) .
New hnusn and barn with full lot , cost 1 yr.
ago t3,5i . for r-'i ) .
Ne.it cottage , fiived st. and drlvew.iy , 5J.OJ" " ) .
8 r. house , corner Cumim ; St. , t3.'H. '
5 r. . every conv. . north II. pirk. J4.3IW.
If > ou don's see what you want , ask for It
ARent for li > M oum-iH of Om ilia real estate
r D. We.ul , loth and Douglas sis. nslabllshed
1SS7. Hi : k ? . ! 4
M. O. DAXON , 402 N. ICTII. C03
STHULINC WILT LIKH A WATCH. WF.riT-
ern Klectrlcal Supply Co. , 131J Hottaid stn-e'
sii : : TIII : VISIHLR HALL UIMIINGS ON
llelay Special. Will llarnutn llro. . lit N. 1'ith
W3
Iin.MINGTON AND UAGLi : . CUOS3 GUN CO ,
11G S. llth btrect. 5'jO '
A. L. DIANK & co , 1110 FAUNAM STIUIT.
r.o ?
UN DII'YCLI : .v GUN co. , sue CUMING
50S
MANTELS , GRATES AND TILES.
WOOD MANTHI.S OllATKS TILLS FOU
lire places , \estlbulis and large floors , write foi
pilees Milt.-n lloKeis & Sons. Om lha. WV
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
ILKCTHICAL INHINIUIIS AND CONTHACT-
ois fni t-lecirlr llfcht und m itur iilants and .ill
Kinds of ilectiKal eniiiiiiui tlnn Western K'ei.
Illiul Sui'lilj ' Co , lit ; llonunl at. JIO
CARPENTERS AiMD UU1LDERS.
c. i : . MOUHILL FAPIH : HANHINU. uorsi :
sign ii.ilntlnf ; , briik work plabteiltiR. off H. ] ,
Darker blk , tel. 7J. . , Eli.ip UU N. 24th et
Gil
UWDERTAKiRci AWIJ EMBALMER3
H K IIFHKirr. FCNiilAL DIUK < TfU AND
enibalmer , 101S Chicago t , telephone M. 12
SWANSON , V VALIIIN , 1701 CUMING , TF.L 10V )
M. O. MAUL. UNDUUTAKKH AND HMHALM-
ir , 1417 rarnam ft. , tilephi.ne : ; 3 oH
C. W. DAKKIt , I'NDIMITAKHII , C13 ti. 11.TH ST.
UUAi.
A GOOD THING PUSH IT AI/ONG. MAY III :
111. ) latest vlanK | .hii " , but that's Juutliai
vve'lf dolliR vrlth bllllHlDAN COAL. 8.000 Ions
sold 1n Oninlm Ust year. We give you 2 UOO
Ibs. of the best W.vomlng cooking coal for tl. 0
Victor White , mer. , IWi Farnam tt. Tel. l''l.
Ml
MEDICAL.
OMAHA IMCTHO.OALVANIC : INSTITCTI : .
loum 41C N. Y. Llfo Dld'E , treatment of all
uterine troubles , leucorrhoea , painful or xup-
pnsse > l niNintniatlon , catarrh nnd throat trou-
blts. It Is now the recognized remed > ,
hemorrholda are cured without Knife or pain ,
l.id > attendant MVil 7 *
rAliHW" ( TlICHKSTKU'S HNGMSII PENNY ,
toyal Pill , ( diamond brand ) are the best ; fate ,
reliable , lake no other ; lend 40. etamui , for
pailleuUia , "Ilellef far Ijlillf-n. " In letter by
return m.ill Al drngtrtits. Chlcheiter Chcm-
Icnl Co. . Plillarttlphla. Pa.
SHORTHAND
A C VAX BANTS SCHOOL. 613 N Y LIFH.
M-ii
BHOHTHAND AND TYPUWIUTING TAl'OHT
as r'af-ll i-d by an experienced reporter , A M ,
H > i > ! un , lice bulldlni ; . 3SG 7'
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGES.
MHS. FANNY ADLRH. PIANO T.
graduate Yknni Cnnsi-naioiy SOS So ICIh Rt
83S-JV3
onoitc.n F. aiLLnNiui'K. : IIANJO AND
Kiiltar teacher. 1911 C.iss ktnet M 109
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION.
SHAIir.S IN MUTI'AL L * c II ASS'N PAY
C 7 , S per tent when 1. J 3 > IMIS old. ah\a\s
ledeemable. 1701 I'.irnam st Nattlniui , See.
519
now TO OHT A HOMI : OH sncrur. UOOD
Interest on savlnKs. Appl > t. . ) Omaha L. * . I ! .
Abs'n , 1704 llw-e bide. O M. Nattlnger , Sec
S.'O
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DAMAaiDMIHUOIlSHisiL\iHED. : 719 N 1C
r.2t
OARPtT CLEANING.
CHAMPION STIAM CVIIPHT AND uro
CiemlnK Works do thin 'ioik the b. st nn\
clu-apL'St. 71V-20 S. llth st Tel C" . . I1. S. O.
Kuhn , manager , PatilikVaid , foreman
2JO Jy 20
HOTELS.
AITNA norsi : ( iu'uyi'i\N'i. : N' . w con.
13th and Dodge. Jlooms 115 tlaj or weilc. _
PAWNBROKERS.
H. MAHOW1TZ LOANS MONHY. 41S N. If. ST.
PASTURAGE.
GOOD J'ASTUiin run iioiinns , ji oo PIU
month per head. Chatles Gans , St. Paul , Neb.
IV !
LOST.
LOST , COITUIl COIN l'SiH AS SETTING
for rlnw. lost on Farn&m st nl , } 5 o ) revv.ud for
nturn to Mils ortlce Los. Miil'i r.1
OKI-MPK COXSTRUOT1NG Ql'AIlTIOIl-
MASTKU. OMAHA , Ni'b. , July L > , 1SK.
Soult'd pronohtilH , in triplicate , Hubjecl lo Hie
usual cunuit.loiiH , will lie' recuivcct hcTe unlll
12 ni. , cenlrnl btamlatd tlmv , Woilnemlay ,
July 31 , 1M3 , nt which llmi > nnd place llicy
will lie opened In HIP pre-e-ico of bidders ,
for ( OnhlrurtlnK wallw and Rrnvcl roads
at Kotl CYoolt , Neb. Government leserves
Hie rlKht to ifject any or all pruio.sa | !
Plans and Hpecllluutlons can be s-eon. an < l
all inforiiiallon oblalncd on application here.
Knvplopes eonlulnlnjr proposals .should bo
marked "Proposals for ( as the case may
be. " ) ami addres-ed to CIIAIO.KS R HUM-
i' , Major and Qr. Sir
Jy2-3-l-5-2G-27
RAILWAY TIME CARD
L aves IHUHL1NGTON & Mu. EU.iAnnia
_ ( liuahuLnlou | Deyut , 10th A : ilason &U.J umaha
lO.lDain Denver LIxpi ss 777.7 y.luaiii
4 : opm Ulk. Hills Mont. c 1'uget BnJ. Ux 4u : prn
4:35pm Denver Uxpuss 4UOnn : |
7 'tipni ' .N'lna'ilia Koial ( . .xi-pi i nUaj. ) ,7.4.pni
Sinm..L : > lncoln v.oat texi.ept aunuu . . .il : . > ; am
i:4jimi..I'aatMalUfor : I.ni.oin ) dully. . „
Leaves ICHICAGO , HUULINUToN & tAi7Ti eT
OnmhalUiilun Deiiot. lutli & Masuii tils.i Omaha
4:45pm : Chicago Veitlliule DilOam
Ul Juin Chlcauo i\piesd 4.Uan
7i..Opiii..Chicago and bl. Louis i\pres . . i.DJum
ll:3Dain : 1-uclllc Junction Local D:3'pm '
fail Mail 2:4 : pm
Leaves ICHICAGO , TlTL. & ST. rAUL.Arrives |
Omahal Union Depot , 10th & M.ISJII Sts | Omaha.
C.eOpm Chicago Limited 8.30am
ll:3 : < > am Clilcapo Uxpresa ( ex. tiun ) . . . . C. jjini
Leaves [ CHICAGO ft NOUTHVVl T-.N.iAirlvea
OinalialUnlon Depot , luth A : Mason Sts.i Omaha
li.40am IJastcrn ixpt.i-H u:3'pm : '
4Wpm ( Vestlbuled Limited S&MIII
6S3iiin : Mo , Valley IAUII lo. ipm
! i:4jpm : .Uni.ilia Chicago Special l41pm ;
tTeovcs I CHICAGO. n I. & "PACIFIC. fAnlves
OniahaiUnion Depot " , 10th A. Mason ijujpinaha
_ ! : AST. Z _ _
ll'SOnm..Atlantic Hxpress d"c yuinlay.5.3"ipiri )
fi:2" : > pni Nlclit i\ini-i" 'i-2lnin
4.IOini | . . . .ChlcaKO Vestlbulttl l.lniiteU.l. _ ipni
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WEST.
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C:4ipm..OMiihoina : ft Texas lit ( ex SmoTTlW.am
l4Cpm Colorado Limited 4uOpin !
leaves I C. , HT. I1. . M. & O. lArrlvei
_ CniajialDcpot.lJtli and \V ebsttr Sta. | Omaha
9-2iim. . . .Nebraska Passeiiiftr uliuly ) . . . . s.ljpnT
l:30pm..Sloux : City Rxiiress lex siun ) . . .lliani :
CilOpm . St. I'aul Limited . U > ' 3iam
F7 E. "sT MO. VALLUT7 . "ATTlvesT
OmahaiDepot. 15tu uno Wtbater on , I pmuliu _
2:10pm . I'asi M1 and Expr.ss . 4 ' . pm
2:10pm.ex. : ( Kat ) \\'jo. Ux ( ex. Mo ! . . , . . . 4'o pm
Seam : . .Noifolk Lxpiesa lex hunrtay ) . . ,10:30ani :
:10ptr. : . . . . tit. Paul Express . IQ. j.un
Leaves I K C.7 ST .I. A 'c"Il7 ( ArrlveT
OmahajUnlon Depol , 10th & Masun SlsJOrnalia
9.50am . Kansas City Day Express . & .3Dpm
_ 9wpin..u. : C. Night Kx. Via U I' . 'rran.COOain _ :
Leaves I MISSOURI 1'Ai.lFH * . ( Arrives
Oinnhaj uepoi , lith and Webater Sis. ( Umalm
"
10.40am St. Loula Kxuroaa . . fiiOOam
9.30pm St l < outs Express C:0pm :
8.apm ) Nebraska Local ( ex. tiun. ) ! ) ! uOam
Lcavrg I SIOUX CITY A PACIFIC. lArrlvei
Oir.nhal Depot , 15th and \V > uster _ Si . I Oinalia
6-UMim . . .St Paul' ' LUnlled . .li3rnri ;
Leaves I SIOUX CITVi & PACIFIC. JAiilva
Omahal Union Depot , 101h } & . " -laeun Sts. | UinaliA _
C.Uan Slnux C'ltyJ'adwniscr M I'um
t.Sjpm . .jHt. I'aul'I/I ' lulled I25pm :
Leaves I FNION IfACIFIC" " ( Arrives"
OniatialUjilon JJcpot , 10th & Ma on Sla ( Omaha
! ) i.iiii Keainej frttiiem 12:30pm :
2.CHpin OveilanJ Ph-r & S'ipn
2 OOpm.lleat'ce & Stroni'b'K Hx ( ex. Sun ) . 12 3i > ptn
7.00pm . . . Pacific j\vr-ss 10j.un :
Cl3iin _ | . . I'usfM.iU . . . . . . . . 4 lOpin
f7a"vsTVAIlASH" MfcWAV ; J7\7i-v"e7" [
( lmJl'qiJnlnn , Depot , 10th tt Mason St . | OmalM _
400pm 6t. Louls'CTnnin'linll . . . ' .li-35pm
Tin * ( lanpl if ijf Iliindi.
In Warwick , Mass -the olher day , Mrs.
Wclsner. a Chrlsllan , sipnllsl [ , challenged
Paul Goldsbury lo claJp ) | nds , Ihe ope Dial
held on longest lo be lliui victor. The clash
was nol broken for elshle'en hours , and then
by outsiders. As Ihe hours vvenl en Ihelr
friends remonstrated wllh them , bul lo no
purpose. Sings of menial disturbance came
afler a nlghl of hand-clasping , and friends
who had watched them meanwhile constantly
entreated them to desist. In the morning
sharp words were tpoken by frlend3 , and In
consequence Goldsbury and Mrs. WeUner
I went lo Iho village commons , all Iho lime
| cUkpIng hands. There the friends delermlnci
that the couple should bo parted by force I !
necessary , and Postmaster Sandson and Wil
liam Shepardnon told lira. Wolsner and Golds-
bury that force would be employed unleis
the conlest was ( topped. They declined lo
unclasp hands , auj then Sandson took Golds-
bury by the arm and pulled him from the
commons t _ > the direct , but Ihe clatp NVJS un
broken. Hy miln force the two men then
parted Ihe contcilants. In order lo subdue
Goldsbury II was necessary lo late him lo his
summer home and lie him. Ha U MM under
the care of a nurse.
- ) 4 %
, mi , by trvlni ? lUclirlkr )
"SUiTH : HOUND'S" T11IXJUY.
"I'm sorry. Hurnell , for you love this girl ;
jut my Iheory , I feel sure , Is the Irtie one , "
said Mr. Davds ! > , conceitedly.
"Go on ! " cried Hurnett , grinding bis tc ° th.
"Tell me what absurd Iheory you have con.
tired up ! "
Davids looked at the newspaper man with
rrltntlon , which quickly subsided.
"Well , the legitimate daughter Is said lo
iave died In 1892. Now , then , suppose the
lllegltlmale child , n daughter , and the words
of the will are , 'To my unmarried daughter
Ivlng at the time of my death , five hundred
.housand pounds. ' Suppose , too , the IHeKltl-
nate daughter occupied a public position ,
or Is married , and dreads the publicity of her
father's acknowledging her his child ? "
"If she gets Ihe money she must take the
shame. " argued Uurnett. "And , after nil.
It's not her fault. "
"Not If she Is able to personate Iho legit
imate daughter ? If she can do this , then
the motive Is plain. "
"nut her o n mother , Lady Holton ? "
"She died ten years ago. The present
l/idy Holton knows nothing. You see , n
clever , heartless , unscrupulous , hardened wo
man would see the advantage of removing
her father , just at this Juncture. She would
then claim to be his true legitimate daughter
and heir. There Is nt every woman's heart
a fundamental motive , my dear Hurnelt , lo
establish Ihclr blrthrlghl , to establish their
warrant to respectability. I have seen the
struggles of n fallen woman In this very
city to re-establish herself , until she In
volved herself In murder. 1 tell you , the
sting of Illegitimacy , or any sort of shame ,
rankles In a woman's breast , and Is more
unendurable to her than to a man. Night
and day ll Is her torment , her agony. She
Is an imaginative , fanciful crealuru. She
Imagines that every one Is aware of her
taint , when no one thinks of It. "
Hurnctt rose to his feet.
"Say no more. Your theory Is that
nieanor Armltage la Ihe Illeglllmalp
daughter ; that she Is nervy enough to estab
lish her name anJ obtain a fortune by one
stroke. You are a clever man , Inspector , bul
you arc wrong. Your theory Is too clever by
half. She Is Incapible of such atrocity ! "
"I shall act on It for tli2 present "
"Yiu will arrest Miss ArmlUgo ? "
"At the end of the play , yes. "
A messenger brought iln another dispatch.
The Inspector "read It. "Hczton. A. rc-'s-
tered nt Adams house , J. L. Smith and wife ;
have sulto 117. "
The Inspector turned down the corners of
his mouth.
"You see. " said he , "that her 'hu.'band' Is
a low brute ; at least , she Is too goo3 for
him. If ho Is inncccnt of this murder ho has
the misfortune to be caught In a lesser
crime. "
Hurnett sighed and looked al his watch. It
w.is then 10-1 . There seemed to be no way
to prevent the arrest.
"Tho curlaln Is jusl down for the last entr'
acte. " sa'd ' he. "The last act will take alnut
half an hour. Then she will stand accuseJ ! "
He stood ponderirg n moment.
"Suppose. " ho said , with ( Martini face ,
" , 'iipposo what you say is true , and she
knews thai she Is about to be arrested. In
tl'O death scene wh'.ch in's poor .Marguerite
Gander's trouble. Kleanor , in her remorse
which the nobility and high pure feeling In
poor Marguerite will musLltispIro her ma )
she not seek must she nol aeek lo make the
bat death scene real ? "
The Inspector smiled csolly. "We must pre
vent thai , " IIP said. "And I look to you tn
'o It. However , great criminals are very
rarely suleldps. "
"Don't call her a criminal , for Grd's . ake ! '
cried Uurnett , bltlerly , walking lo and frr
In his agony of mind.
"Alas ! she Is lee clever not to know that
her arrest will surely follow the final fall cf
Iho curtain. Her art Is very great ; her na-
tura Is tense and passlonalo ; It might seem
to her n fit end. Oh. what shall I do ? What
shall I do ? " He burleJ his face in his hand .
The Inspector touched his shoulder kindly.
"Uurnett. I fc-.l deeply for jou. You lovp
this woman , lhal's plain. Hut my U ° i.t ad
vice Is , go home and go to bed take an
opiate , If you can't sleep. You are a young
man ; you have a career before you ; your
name must not in any way l > > brought into
this affair. It must not appear In the pa-
psrs. Go hcme , my dear boy. "
"No. I believe her guiltless. Some dreadful
mystery conceals the real criminal. Time
will prove this. You will have to act as you
believe It to be your duty. Yon will arrest
her , but' ' I will Eooner or later release her !
Do you suppose she would leave her hand
kerchief , the only proof of her guilt you have ,
on the murdered man's face ? No , no , no !
It Is preposterous ! "
"Why. that that's Ihs cleverest piece of
business in the whole affair , " said the In
spector.
"How so ? "
"She knew she had bsen seen and rccoRnized
at the hotel ; henc ? she wished to divert sus
picion ; hence her apparent affection , her
kisses , her kindly nse of her handkerchief.
While we've been talking one of my best ex
perts has been minutely examining Ihe dress
she wore In the first act and at the Oldorf , to
find traces of chloroform. Of course she
would toss her bollls and sponge out of her
cab window as she returned to Ihe Ihealer ,
but men are even now tearchlng for them In
the streel. "
A messenger hurriedly entered wllh a tele
phonic message : "A chloroform bottle found
in street near Oldorf. A pponge found In
next stteel. Philadelphia druggist. "
"There , I thought we should get evidence
sooner or later ; that will fasten the crime "
The inspector fairly rubbed his hands In
a Fort of vasuo professional delight.
"If jou believe her Innocent , Mr. Ilurnetl ,
will you buggest a Iheory ? " he said , pleas-
anlly. "You are probably aware fiat Miss
Armllage acted Iwo weeks In Philadelphia
before coming here. H was while there that
she learned of her father's coming and pre
pared herself and bought the chloroform. "
Hurnett hardly knew what to say. Mr.
Davids looked very sure of his prey.
"Still , there Is no proof ! " insisted the news
paper man.
"There will be a net about her In twenty-
four hours which she can't escape from. 1
nm afraid she will elude w only In one way.
Yes , I confess I am afraid of suicide , for
she Is no ordinary sort. She's a high-strung
woman , ami your own fears rather tend to
confirm mine. She must have seen Swift ( the
fool , to sit In that proai enlum box ! ) She
is warned. She will see thrro Is no escape.
"Thej-e ! I thought wo ehoulj K" vJonte. > . "
She may really die in that last act ; It la
moro than likely. Yes , It would bo like a
clever woman who found berclf caught In
n trap. "
Hurnett gasped with horror.
"Hut to jrrevent any such contingency J
depend on you. "
" "
"Me
"Ve My cab Is ready. We " .ill go ai
I onca to the theater May I ask you onu
'question ' ? Do you believe she cares fjr juu > '
i "I believe she has led me lo ihink yos. "
i "Vnry good. You will , perhaps , bo able lo
prevent her taking up arms against her own
life you , and you alone ! "
Till ) LAST KNTll' ACT13.
The curtain had nol yet risen for Iho lasl
acl when Ihey arrived at the theater.
A number of well dressed young men were
standing In the lobby as they entered Hur
nelt overheard one of the young men say :
"I never saw her RO Intensely real as lo-
night. Hy Jove , suppose In Ihe next act she
should feel II so deeply she really should die !
\Vould 11 not be exciting ? "
"Ya-as. " said another dude , pulling a clg-
arelle. "She's acting with mor ? power lo-
nlght than 1 ever saw her. When Armand
thicvv money al her. each piece seemed to
scorch and burn her. I tell > ou , It was great !
And her beauty Is blmply marvelous ! "
"Wo will go behind the noenes and see her
and watch her , " said the inspector , quietly.
I will go , too. and remain out of sight. "
Hurnett , who. In spite of the Inspector's
strong Influence , believed In the actress' Inno
cence , went back of the scenes nnd saw Miss
Armllago standing In her long robe dt > null
waiting for the curtain call to ensconce hers lf
In her pretty white bed on the stage. Slip
was talking In low tones with her maid ,
Sarah , a quiet looking Kngllsh woman.
How Inexpressively lovely ehe looked ! Her
dark hair hung In riotous disorder down her
back. Her face , made pile and wan for the
famous death scene , sepmed full of wondrous
spiritual holiness and beauty. Shakespeare's
words sprang Into his mind as ho gazed at
her.
Alack , Ihnl heaven should pracllcc Plrnle-
gejiiH
Upon ho Mfl a subjeel us lliyself !
Yel In Ihe calm beauly of her slarry eyes
Ihere was , he felt , a slcrn will , as firm as
Juliet's.
If nil t-lso fall , myself have power to die !
Ho stood for a moment watching her.
She did not see him. She seemed to be filled
with more Ihan usual tiaglc sorrow of her
part of Marguerite. The world was dead to
her. Her heart was broken. Her love was
gone. She had sacrificed herself and made
expiation. She waited for the end. There
was so much ethereal toiidernc&s and love In
her face ; her white embroidered robe be
trayed so much of the gentle character of her
love , and the wealth of happiness she might
bestow on one beloved. Could such an ex
alted spirit L'irlne from criminal origin ?
Could woman's whole power of deceit cover
eo black a soul beneath that divine face ? Ah ,
no , no ! Ills heart nnd soul told him It was a
devilish thins to accuse her a white taint
ready for heaven ! She a parrlcld ? ? The
foulest crime the killing of the one who
fathered her Into the world ? laid at her
charge ! No , no ! Hers was no
Soint | benrl bid wllh u flowery face !
He looked nnd longed lo give
Tlml klwa which be hud crt
Helwcen two charming vvoids !
To the winds Hew Iho coarse , hard detec
tive theories ! He loved her ! Whoever she
She gave a cry of astinlshmenl.
might be wherever born vvhalovor nlie had
done ! He lovcl her with all his strong
man's heart nnd soul. Aye , an 1 the next in-
flant he sprang forward and crushed lier
haU-yieldliiK form in hl arms ! She Kavo n
cry of a < toiil8hnicnt , nnil tlruKgleil , bul his
was Ihe wild embrace of one almosl driven
InsiMie with the lorlure of dotibl. He KUseJ
her lips liclween the words "I love you
forevei ! "
Then he teleazoJ lier , nnd cravcJ forglve-
nesi.
nesi.Ftrange lo Bay , she diJ nol seem so very
"I cannot die now , " she iiouleJ , nntl tl'O
wild Joy of her leapl In lili heart.
"Korglve me. It was not 1. It was 11
(3ne ( look one Rlance ! The lovellglit In lier
eyes filled his being with glailness. The bell
ratiK. Slie ran on the stage and filrly dlvoJ ,
blushing through her paint , beneath the boJ
clothes. The curtain rose. The lasl act had
begun. , ,
Hurne'l never seemed so handsome In IiU
life , as lie walked , a triumphant look In his
face , over to where Mr. Davids stool , behind
n wing , wnltlnK the end. He knew she was
Innocent ! It would be au easy lask for him
to prove her fo !
( Continued Friday. )
( iml.iclnni DUcnxrs.
Allen's Hygienic Klnld ha ? been found a
poslllve preventive of scarlet and typhoid
fevers , diphtheria , Fmnllnox and other con
tagions disease. Mulhcra should atomize
Ihelr children's lliroit and nasal organs with
II morning anil evening.
ENOCH ABDEN KE VERSED.
A VtlsC'oiiBln Wniii.in , MippoSDil to 1I Di'nd ,
Siiddrnly AppiLira.
Mr. anil Mrs. James Trevlln wcro resi
dents of Iron Hlver , Wis. , when Iho memor
able Hincklcy foicsl fires broke oui lasl Sep-
lember. They had ihreo clillrcn , Iho young
est a mere baby. Jiul before Ihe forest
fires broke oul Mrs. Trovlln look her baby
with her to vlsll some friends at HiiicUIey.
After the flames were subdued Mr , Trorlln
went to Hlnckloy to look fcr her. Among
several of the charred bodies ho found vvhai
ho believed to be his tvlfo and child. Ii.i-
medlale burial was necessary and aflcr al-
lending lo the funeral Mr. Trevlln rolurnc'I
lo Iron Uivcr , sold oul all his properly and
went lo Korl Francis , where his brolher was
engaged In mlnlnz.
Last winter ho married MIJ Annlo Var-
Icy , one of the moit popular yjung women
of Tort Francis. A few dajs ugo the people
cf Iron llivt-r v\ore darlled by the ap
pearance cf the original Mrs. Trevlln and
her child. She made Inquiries for her hns-
lund and expressed great di-appolnlment
when toi'l ho had removed to Kcrl Francis.
She said that RUO lud never gone lo Hlnck
loy , as her huibind supposed , but had guno
] ti St. I'aul , and after a brief visit thcro
had gone lo her old homo In London , Kng-
lanl , where she had vlslled her parents.
.She had ( lone this , the said , to Hplia her
husband , who had opposed her eclnff on a
vis.lt. ShP hail plenty of money of her own
In her potkct vihui sh loft Iron River and
thought she might m well Improve thu op
portunity to visit her home.
Mr * . Trcvlin had not written to her
friend : because shn va * afraid rotno one
vvcnld tell Mr. Ttcvlln vOic-o she was. She
remained al Iron lllvor nuly one day and
then went to Knrt Frnnrla lo look for her
huthan'l. On rfarhlng Tort Krancta she
found her husband living with Ills new wife
| and the children already accuttomed lo the
change. There was UJB usual scon falnl-
Ingj and lear af'er which Hie prodlcanu-nl
was lallied over.
Ml s Varley was hoarlbrokrn ever tlin turn
ulTalrs had tal.pti and lud lo bo n , mined
from dainu hcriclf vi'doncc.
U resulted lu the flr t Mm. Trevlln rr-
tuminp liT place as mlstrcji of tbo house
v'li'o ' M'-s Vnriey left as f"on a * po.blo
fur 'ino ' piafe tinl.no ill 'a I' ' r frtcujj
Tha L'Qltc'l ' r-Utcs cx"i.-l In
Cook's Kxlra U.-y UU the lead.
HEROES IN BLUE AND GRAY
General Ouster's Bugler Describes the Fatal
Maioli lute the Death Trap.
BEARER OF HIS LAST MILITARY DISPATCH
Grunt t tlin lliUllo tit the UlldrrnrM
MlilttlliiB n stick \\hllr thr Itultle
Win I'ndrr ' \ > ny X l.pttrr from Men-
criil l.cc lMi'ltlctil < * of tliu \\nr.
"Tho Seventh sot out for the valley , aril cu
tlio evening of June 24. nflrr it long mnrcli
of thirty miles , wo pllched camp ami 1ml
just fi-ttlcil down to rest when \vc wcru
orilereil to break camp nr.d inarch till day
break , anil then vvc halted sgnln , " ald John
.Martin , doing July at Tort llenty , lUI'ltnor- .
anil who hail serveJ In the fame rapacity
for General George A. Cnster , the conversa-
lion being directed to n reporter on the
B.illlmoro American. "That danger vv s Im
minent could bo easily underslout by the
commander's order th.it e\ery man should
sum ! by his horse and eat a light breakfast
and drink a cup of ci'Itee. The men sinrccly
baJ llmo to swallow their meal when 'For
ward ! ' rang out , tuid once more we v > cro
on the trail of the wild unJ wily Slou\
"About llvo miles out from the miming
camp. June 25 , the olllccrs' ejll was souti cd
and General Ouster save his orders fir thu
day. The leglmcnt was to be divide I Into
llneo columns , In which order they \\ero to
proceed. The Indians were now ab.uit . teu
miles ahead , and we wen ? lo endeavor to over
take them. The division cf the regiment
was arranged Iti this orderJ.'ive . cjnuanlM
under Ueaerjl Ouster , to take the r gin Hank ;
three companies under Major Mnrctu A ll no.
to take the left flank ; turin- companies und.r
LO encl Donteeii , to assume the center with
? , ? I0 , , wce" cvcry" ' " " ? ueforo them , mid.
lw ° . 'Vclnh ' c ° ' "l'a ' > ' . under Captain Mc-
Uotigjl was to bring up the rear In the cen
ter was In General Ouster's detachment
and acted as bugler of rhe guard.
The llrtt attack by the soldiers was by
Major Ileno's forces , who reached the up
per L-iiJ of '
Silting Hull's village about 10
a. in. . June U5
, and were drl\en buck , losing
two olllcers , several scouts and about thirty
men. General Cutler was entirely In Ig
norance of the mishap to Major Keno and tl e
lower end of the village not being tar Mslnnt
from General Ouster's stand he sent out a
dispatch for help to both belli Colonel llento n
and Major Keno. anticipating .1 warm struu-
glo between his men and Silting Hulls war-
How. 1 was chosen to deliver the mcssago
and had to rldo about 500 or OU yards bank
to Colonel IJenteon'tt In ops , anJ from the u
I proceeled to Major lleno. The mestagJa
to the olllcers were Identical and were signed
by ( Jeneral Ouster's a ijutant , Cook. T , cy
read as follows : 'Come on. lllg village ,
lit lug packs. Oook I > . S llrlng packs'
'
'H was this alignment that sa\ed my
life , " continued Hugler Martin , "for. as all
know , no one who took part In the light sur
vived It. As to the ride to Major lleuo , I
remember that I met him on his teirrnt ,
mid I remained with his forces , not daring
to hazard a trip acioss c-nmtry alone In
the meanwhile General Ouster was making
his way to the upper end of the Indian vil
lage. Denteen'j mm were also go ng In
that direction when they came upon the re-
trcatlug lines of Major Ileno's troops , and
the two bodies of soldiers remained together.
General Ouster had gore on lo the vlllagu
nnil the Indians who had defeated Major
Ileno's detachment ImMonoI to the upper
end of the village , and the combined firceM
of the upper and lower parts of the villigo
\\ero stronger than those of General Ouster ,
and thev hemmed In the Unltc.l State.1 bol-
dlers on all sldrs and had them completely at
their mercy. Of the battle I know nothing ,
being away from my company with A'lju ' ant
Cook's mcs agpi , and remaining with the
companies of Mnjor lleno and Colonel I'en'cen '
until General Terry came to our camp , when
wo mewl toward the
village and after sev
eral days' search found the bodies of most
of lh flauphtered Folilier. ' . I recall thn
SCPIIP very clparlv whpii several others and
myself found the remains of General Otuter ,
who o clothing had nearly all been torn fiom
his body. He had two ugly bullet wounds ,
ono through his chest and the. other In the
left temple.'o discovered him lying be
tween two dead gray horses , ( ho head of the
general resting on the stomach of one of lha
nnlmals "
GHAXT WOULDN'T WOIIUV.
llurlng the terrible struggle at the Battle
of the Wilderness said Colonel Prederlck T ,
pent to a New York Advertiser reporter.
General Grant was the ltat.t . conspicuous and
apparently the least excited pmson In the
whole union at my. He worea common
soldier's blouo and Mouch hat and Kit much
of the time at the foot of a tree whittling.
Ho had carefully planned and carefully di
rected the movements of the whole army ,
however , and only a few of the leading gen
erals knew much of what was going to hap
pen. I well rdmamli'r at the most critical
time In the battle of seeing an aide rldo up
excitedly and deliver the message that Iho
union forces wcro retreating and were likely
to cross the river. The gsner.il received the
mest-ago with the utmost coolness and con
tinued to whittle. Kvorybody else about him
thought that the situation was serious and
that the day was lost. The aide semed u'-
terly unable to comprehend the general's In
difference.
"In a few moments there was sharp and
vigorous firing off to the light. Tor the
first time he stopped whittling and Bpoke :
'The rebels probably know by this time what
that retreat was for. That Is a Hank move
ment by our people. Gentlemen , let us eat
our dinner. ' And sure enough , that was
what It did mean. The retreat of our center
was a part of Grant's well planned tacilca
and It had been executpd with the acpuracy
of a mathematical problem. The rob'la had
been drawn Into a pocket where thc-y werii
unable to btand our enf.tladlng ( Ire only loni :
enough to permit them to draw out it was
the turning point of that decisive battle. "
COULDN'T SPAItB ONH ROI.Dinit.
A few days pgo Chancellor Hoggs received
a letter from I'rof. Charles S. Venablo of
the University of Virginia , asking thai In
quiry be made for tli name of the lady who
wrote General LPH frum Clarke county ask
ing that one cf her sons bo allowed to como
home and make n crop for her husband ami
hertv'lf , writes an Athens ( Ga. ) , correspond
ent of the Augusta Chronicle. I'rof. Venahlo
deelres to preserve this name as an Instance
of the lldellty of southern womanhood lo tha
cause of the confederacy.
The letter has nlicady found answer
through Miss Anna Green , a granddaughter
f llilu old lady , who lumlshod the following
bit of family hlsloiy :
Mr. James n. Ikne and hh wife. Mildred
Hone , lived In 1ECO In Clarke county. Them
had been born to them twnnty-thrce chil
dren tlxteen of whom had lived to manhood
and womanhool teu sins nnd six daughters.
When the wa' biolto out the brave and loyal
mother buckled on the swords cf her ten
wins anJ bent them all out lo fight for
Dixie. Theto sous w > ro llardeman , J < nathan -
than , Jainea , Sanders , ( iooige. Clark , Joseph ,
William. Matthew and Willis. They wcro
nil In the Army of Northern Virginia no I
fought through the war. Clark waa woundnl
and afterward died from the eHovU of his
wounds. George died nf mnallyox during
the war. Four Rons row rnrvivc Ilnrdciinn
llono of Korsj'th. Willis lion ? of KftrmKy.
William Hone of Harmony Grove and Jam * 3
Hone of Iliirnctt Phonlf.
On ApMI 7 , 1M'3 , being liar.l . prcs-'d for
l.e d-fltU'S of life , Mrs. llono wrote to Gen
eral Lee a letter asking that me uf ! " ' ni
bo sent home to make n crop. To this IP'-
tcr General Len replied. Following U n
copy of the reply , taken from the or'Riral '
now In the pos < es > lon of Mlsx Dorcu * H i.ia
of this elly.ii sUter of the t Mi brothers
"Hcaduart | TJ Army of Xurtherii Virginia ,
April 18 , IMS Mr . Mildred Han ? , Athens ,
fa. ! : Dtar Madam Your Irilor of the ? iH
lint , atklng tbo dlftrhurge. or furlough ot
your ons has been received. You have si-t
n noble nxjtuple In devoting ynur Ifnona :
to the service of Iho country and In en-
rojrugiiig them lo -fenl th ! r homea W
need ov ry good * oMler we nave In the army.
If we allowed all to return who are nc-Ji ! < l
at home we ihould soon hava no country and
no homo1 sympathize with you In your
atixlPtlPi and privations | m I irujt v-ur
] in 1 r lplil' ' rs In the prlorc | state of
( li ' 'gla will nol prrm't yon tn wont wnl'o /
> otir bra\ tons arc dnlrg thc'r ' duty manfully
ag n-t Iho ctiomy I am , very rcipectlulljr ,
your olrJlcitt terv.in'"U.
"U. E. LEB , Gene-al. "