TIIJS OJIAIIA DAILY BEJji'JilONDAY , KOVJSHIlElt 2fl , 1803.
SPEG1RL NOTICES.
for OIPHC rnlntnnn
rrll tic inkrn until ISino ) > . in. for
tlic rvnln niiil TinHI H p. in. for Hie
inornlitK nml .HniiilHjrilltlonn. .
Ai1vrrllMirni lir re > | it 'MliiK n ntim-
l > rcil dirt-lc , can IIIITC nnnirprn ml-
< lrpnnrd ( o n ntinilicrcd letter In cure
f Tlic Hop. Aimtrrrn no nililrcnnnl
will lie ilellrereil tipon iirenoiitnllon
tif llir rlipck ontrItitlfHi 1 l-2c n
iroril first Itmerllont to n mini
tliorcnfter. Notliln-r InUen for lrn
tlinii S.'e for ftrnt liiNertlon. Tlirnc
iiilvcrtlNciiirnffl mnnt lie rntt ennnccn-
flvclr.
WANTKI1 MAI.n HELP.
WANTBD-LIVK. INTKLL1ORNT AQHNTfl IN
Omaha to orknnlze c1nni > ofntrt to live fnml-
IK'S of Mir famous Orchaid llomn Inmlp In
witml MI * lMlppl. The tide of ImmlKrnllon
In going noulh , where there ore no lict winds ,
no cold wintet * , no lillMard * . no crop failure * .
Where Iwo or three crop * cnn ! H > railed rnch
year , Wher there In no filch thine an failure
II n man will work one-r.nlf ni litrrt ni he does
In thin country. Coil cummer * . mild wlnlcrt.
Sure paying crops of fruit nml garden truck.
TllcheM neil on enrth. np t rnllwnv fni-lllllfn.
Oeo. W. Ames , general ng nt ,1 I7 Fnrnarn t. .
Omnhn , TI-47I
MOO TO II9I.M SALARY PAID HALKSMRN
for clRKM ! experience not ni-ce * ary : extra in-
.M TO ioo.oo rnn MONTH snt.tjixa TIII.
nidcr Double Iletort Oil On Uurncr : onn he
plnced In nny conk or ho.it Inn nlove or furnnce.
It pro.lttce < ! n perfect mturnl cm fire ; lietler nnd
cheaper thnn conl or wood. For trrmi
nay City Novelty Co. , Worl ( , nny fllv. Mien.
ll Mi. * l ) <
AJJTnn. M11N AT GOOD SAIAHY. At.L
nt UK Douglan. -M900-ili
A MAN on LADYTO MANAOH
Inir onp KamtileB. uperlnlllcK. ilo correnponillnK.
Hi-nil Bilxnn Co. . 727 Wooilwnnl. nelrnll , Mien. ,
lOo for Mmple npnp. etc.
WANTKD. BAlVl WMKNTi OCATj AN TllAVUI.-
Inn. tliroiiffhntit Nelirnfkn , to Imndle lulirlcnllnR
nnd Inrd ell on cmumlmlon. Oon.1 lniUUv > -
m"nl ( o rlKhl pnrly. Addresi the sconp Oil
Co. . rievelnroli O , Il-MMI 21
WANTKD. AT ONCR. 100 CAlt
nnd cnr repalrpfw at Knnsnii Cltv Cnr Foundry
company , Twelfth it. , nnd K. C. b lt line. lv < m-
IMH City. Knn. n-5"L
_ d _
$100 MONTHLY BAT < ART 'AND UXPHNHES
to ell ( toodii to dnilcin hy unmple ; experience
unnecrmnry ; tipl ! goods. Sti-rlL'ip Novelty
Co. . Chicago. 1I-M272 M * _
'
nvnnv CATHOLIC KAMILY IIUYB ON
fop Chrlntman : rcllnhte. IntelllRent liinn wnntnl
111 cnch county : J1S.DO per wock , l\ I1 , ft I. .
live. . ClilcaK . 111. 11-MiU gJ
Tv7vNTKi > FOII OMAHA : AI.KO
i outside country. Kntlicly new K < * vls.
411 Hlii-eley block. 1I-M3M D13'
_
SAI.HHMAN WANTICH TO CAHHY A I.IN'H OI *
nlovrk nnd mittens for next year. C. N. , 4i !
IViirl St. . lluffnlo , N. Y. U-Mi < 8 *
ATrrtKNTicns WANTKD TO j.iAnN
\ > fr trade : steady work lifter clfjht wceksj Sat
urday WHt ; * while lenrnlns : tools free ! cn'n-
Innue mnllM. St. I iulfi Ilnrhcr collcKc. SW N.
Dili Btrrrt. St. I uls. Mo. _ _ H 115 23 *
WANTED FI3MAI.E HELP.
KLi(1ANT : CADINHT PHOTOS. J2.00 I'lIIl no'/ .
en. Daxlfg. 113-115 South ICUi si. C 174
A aim. on WOMAN ov
who will du liousewurk cnn ecure it BI OI |
home and UUKOS In email fnmlly. AOdn-fs
V K. lige. C-M2JJi
_
FOIt HENT HOUSES.
1IOU8ES-K. 1C DARLING. 11LOCK.
D 475
IIOUHCB IN ALL PAHTfl OF THC CITY. THt !
O. F. Dnvls Company , 1503 Fiunam. D 176
FUitNimiiVbliousu Fen HUNT : DCAUTIFUL
hoiiHu , ten rciuma , C'k'KUlitly furnished , hot
water heat , laundry , xtnlilc , carriage , etc.
Tlioa. F. ITall , C16 Paxton block. D 134
_
ETANFORD CII'.CI E COTTAOIS , C IIOOMH.
nil. modern , ens , fuel. Apply Dyron Heed Coin-
patiy.212J5o. Hill Bt. _ D-477
ilOUSES iuKNAWA & CO. , 10J N. J5TH ST.
_ _ J _ U-478
HOUSES a. a. WALLACE , 312 IIROWN 'III.K ,
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1I73
FOII 11ENT NICELY FUUNISHI5D JIOIJ.SI3 OK
eight rooms LtmldeS alcove nnd hatliruura , s.mtli
front , with nil conveniences. Inquire 2COS Half-
Hownrd _ Bt. _ V 237
1C.4 NO. OTH ST. , 8-IIOOM MOUIHiN llltICK
with It.un. Oniulia Heal Estate & Trust Co. .
211 So. 18th at. 1J-233
_
MODCItN HOUaiM NEW 7-nOOM. DWI'LL-
IIIKS nunr llunHcoin park , 2715-17 1'oppletun u\c.i
muJvrn hrlckn , CIC South ZHh. M-M North 2M
Bin , n < iJ 1422 Slicnvoud nve. C. A. Sl.-ur. Glj
N. Y. Lite. D-57t-N30
_
600 S. 21ST AVnNUB , NINR-flOOM MOOHUN
house , 'yard 330xC5 feet. J. K. Ficnzer. iijipiallc
pomolllce. D MiSQ
_
BTU.XM. NO EQUAL. WINTUIl OH SU'.MMIJll.
ccntrul , modern 5 or C-rooin flats. TlzarU. 221
N. 24th. D-h9.133 (
FOII IHNTnoo.i ; iioust : . csi s. nrii AVI : ,
U MM2-NM
FOR HUNT CIIBAP. DHSIHAULi : STOH13S.
llr.tH , rooms , etc. II. J. KenUall , 02) S. ICth t.
H-713-U4
_ _
3 OH c HOO.MS , CLO.SITS : , WATIII. ois N. is.
D-yri-Pio *
_ _ _
t > 20 N. 27T1I AVi : . , S-'H. . MODUKN , JM.
2004 H. llth St. , ' 7-r. , model n. $23.
2773 Webster Ht. , 7-r. , iiiodern. J23.
S401 Jn(5kson ( St. , 8-r. , mwlern. } 20.
4)0i ) ( Lafayetin nve. , 8-r. . modern , $25.
2 7 S. 24th t. , 14-r. , modern , J50.
! 'U ' S. 24th St. , ! > -r. . modern , 130.
Fidelity Tiutt Tompany , 1702 Fiirnnm t.
_ _ _ D-018JO
123 HOHSHH , ALL SI/.i:3 AND 1'AllTB OF
city. 1' . I ) . Wriid , ICth and UiiURln * streets.
1 > MD32.U13
nVJMlOOM CITY WAT 1 : R1
So. iSlh. J ) S1-J33 30
rrilNISURD 10-HOOM
for lent. 115 S. 2:111 street. I ) M1S3 SO *
1217 8O. 32O : FUHNACi : . OAS , 1UTII ; 2-.OflT
D-M110 30
roii HKNT , s-itooii iiousi : , s. i : . COR. 230
nml Clarl.e. p-l)9 ! )
. . . .JR. RMILY PLAOi :
Ittli , Houlh of Mandcr.'in. 1) M2il ) 2J
roil HINT naiiT-itooM HOITMK. i.w run
month : cential lucatlou , Inqulie 2CIC Cap. nve.
D 219 27 *
FOH HINT. ia.\NT iiorHK. s ,
IJ. corner Davenimit nnd " 2.1 , D 247
TI-IN'-HOOM uni'Hi : nio. ; i , MOOIHN : IM-
pioft'niiiiH. . 3D01 , ror. Kanmm iij Sillh trii'tji ,
ly fhas. Tinner , 3310 l-'anum. l > 200-23 *
LAIIOH : , DITACIH-I : > . MOPIIIN iiortii : , 14
III.IIIIH ; I'voiylhlns llrxt-ihiHH ; muul Hlahle , car-
IhiKO loll ) * * ; , etc. ; rxcellent Incatlon near Illuli
Kclnxil. 211'J ' > Chlcasu itrcvt. W. II. Orlllllh. Knr-
bach holL-l. I ) M 332-25 *
l'U tU-JXT IIOOM8.
" "
roFi""HiNT Fi'IlNISHKl ) HOOM8. WITH
honiil. 'Call at 2107 Douglas Bt. IS 710-21 !
ruiiKR nooMrt ron i.iof.siicini'iNo : : TO
man nndUu - ; tent InKoii In hnnnl. 819 N. 171 li.
n-M233
_ _
TIIIHI : : Fi'HNiHiiiin ISOOMH FOH LIGHT
huuxi'Lt-rpllii or tiOtf Nnrth
; Kcpamlely , 17th.
i : M3102a
_
Fl'IINIHIIIII ) HOOMK , 201 , JJTH
xteniil hnitt-d. ' J
NICKIA" I'L'HNiaHI'U ) ROOM , 1516 linXYAI
slieet. * ' j-M3.'Q 20 *
_ _
Ft/JtXISH UlTilPOM , 5 MONTH , 19:6 : rAll.N'A s7
_ _ | _ _ i-M32fl 24
DisntAiiLi < : iiooMsFiniNisuni ) OH UN-
fimilnlu-il , with nllhont Uiard ; rales leason-
iihle , MID. A , C , Hpuir , 1WJ
Ft'itNisiiii : > 2011
at , jt.ny' .
KUII.MMIIIO HOtniH AMI IIOA11U.
K.siitAin.n FuiiNiniiii ; > IIOOMH AT THJJ
Capital , 1713 Cup. avej lianlints nocommoJali-J.
I'-rMcej.us *
HCL'LY TUmCISHKlJ itOOMS WITH I1OA11D ;
rutts rcaxonutle. The Jloar , ; ) W llurncy mrrcl.
r-MTSl m
Fl'RKISHlin HOOM3. St'ITAIlLi : FOII TWO
' urnlUmrn or far man mid wife , lie I l > uuila .
, 1 _ - K-MiC. r.
. ItOOMHj H1NCU.K , KNKl'ITUj
iturnuce heat : l > uth : board H.W nut'U. ] ii Cum.
K M ! 7 8ii
rou IUNT. : ITHNIIUIHD HOOJIH. WITH on
without l > onrtl ! vti'iim lirut , electric brlli : lalen
ro.iionnhlo ; ut Iho Midland Jialrl. liitii unJ
Chlcueu utrcclii. IS1MI 30 *
run HK.vr-sToiii : * AMI OFFICKS.
roit 'HUNT TJIU i sTony jjnioic
at Die rurnuni * ii < > ct , Thl * InilldUig lm a llre-
prj > f ccmfnt taienicnt. coniplcje lam heat-
IHR ( Utiiro , water on nil llaon , tun. etc. Ap
ply at thu olllce of Til" Ike , 1 910
WAVJ'CU.
WANtKU TOll A NKW PAYING
tiuilnt t ; und your uiUroH t > l.ifor rumple *
mid full | .iiTilcuur ! fi.e. Cl.n. Marshall. Lock ,
jwit. N. V , J-Mttt-II *
s w\vrr.n. :
( Continued. )
ACJHNTfl WANTKn-MfJN AND WOMEN
cl nr I6VOO iri-ctcly with cnr lulor imver
rnxllj' n 14.09 monthly In nthtr lines. It.O )
implex trrr. Ttioxe fc'klnir liuslni-is ulinuhl
mMn > n. with i tnmp , Merrill Mfg. Co. ( A M ) ,
1 CnnM Mrcet. Chlcnira. J-111 O16
wi : WANT ONI : HL-NDHKD COMMISSION
nconln to tl flock corlinc-rttM fctirc < l liy Und ,
Irfir e profits. lown-Florlda Lnml Co. . tx- ;
Mara , U. J-151 !
\VAXTII TO itnvr.
WANTII ) , flpiTi : or 3 on 4 nooMK WITH
boani. In prlvnlc fnmlly , by two ynihu married
touplcx Addle' * , xlnllnjr prlc * . fall particulars
nnd reference. Dux r 41 , lien olTlce. K MC3
STOHAfllti
ANic i\rcns , 1214 IIAHNIJT.
M 452
I'ACiriC BTOHAOC AND WAIlRttOUPi : CO. .
903-919 Jones. General storage nnd fornnrdlng.
AVAXTKI1 TO 1IUV.
A KULL-twii : > jKHHir row , ritnsii : MUST
he chenp ; Mntc price. Addicts 1" 4J , It KB.
N 26t-2 < *
SAI.K Fun.MTtmn.
rou sALn-nrtsic AND ciiAin , miJAP mil
ciwh. nt 1511 Jones si. O-M2S9-- *
FOR SAI.U J
HA HO WOOD , 4 AND C-FOOT rKNCIS
corn cribbing. C. It. Lee , 001 Douglas.
IF YOU WANT TO HUV Oil HRLL A C.OOD
peennd hnnd bicycle , BO In Oinilm Ulcyclo Co. .
323 N. ICIh street. Illcycles tepaluiLQ
Q M777-1JS
FtJiiNiTtnin n-nooM Tiousi : , FULL FIUST-
clans lioardcrs. Inquire nt sloic , 554 P. ICth.
q M8IO 1)3 *
FOfl SALE , QUANT1T.V FINI3 OLD LUMHRH ,
ronsl.ilIng nf 2x4. 2xC. 2x-12. x8j iilno nheellnic.
uhlplnp. windows , dour * , etc. Apply nt .yard ,
13th nnd Webster. or AiBoclnted Chnrltlen. 807
Hownnl street. Tel. IBIS.- Q-MIS2 30
DOOIC niNniNo. TUP. W'RKLUY PKINTIXQ
Co. , HI nnd llC North 15th mrcot. n-183 H H
CI.AIHVOYASTS.
MRS. 1)11. H. WARRKN. CLAIRVOYANT. REliable -
liable business medium ; 8th year at 119 NMMn.
MASSAGE , BATHS , EOT.
MADAM1SMITH. . N. U. COR. K-TH AND
DOUOLAS. room II ; massage nnd linllm.
T M237 30
"AMEsTrpIlMRnLY OF ST. I.oT'IS MAF-
nnd baths. 007 8. 13th St. , 2d lloor. romn l .
T M3i3 0
MADAMIJIlACi : LiON.RLRCTUIC. . MAS ;
BURP : Imtli pallors liealthful and rofn-slilnt-
South lltli. upstairs , parlurs 2 .jjj. J0 ,
1MCHSO.VAL.
VIAVI CO. . 346 BKH nf.DO. . IIRALTH nOOK
freeliome trealmenl ; Inily attendant. U 48j
IJATHS. MATsAOETsiME. POST. 319VJ S. 15TH.
U 436
FINK Liviniv mas CIIKAP. ran HAUMLRY.
17th nnd St. Mary's avenue. Telephone. 410.
FOR TVPnwniTKIlS HAVING THR PniMR
rniulslli-ii , dut.ililllty nnd speed , call on the
United Typewilter & Supplies Company. Ontnjin.
MONEY TO I.OA.V UE.VI. INSTATE.
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. . 31S N. Y.
Life. Loans at low rates for choice security Jn
X Ua lia & Iowa farms or Omaha city properly.
MONKY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
D. F. IJavJi ) Co. , 1303 Karnam t. W 489 ,
c rin : CUNT MONBY TO LOAN ON-OMAHA
"real estate & Neb. farms. 'W. B. IelKle , Omalvi.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
piopcrty. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnrim.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate , lirennnn. Love & Co. , Paxton lllk.
W 492
C1TYXOANS. C. A. STARR , 013 N. Y. _ LIFE.
\ \ 493
MOHTOAaUS , O. G. WALLACE , BROWN liLK.
W 494
LOANS ON IMl'ROVED & UNIMPHOVED CITY
property. W. l-'arnnm Smith & Co. , 132Karnam )
MORTGAGE LOANS : fcOW RATES.
J. 1) . guile. ICth and Uoiiglus , Omaha.
\V--190
FARM IXANS. DOUGLAS AND SARl'Y. 1 TO
10 > ears ; low lates. Gaivln Bros. , 210 N.fY. . L.
XV 133
IX I'Ell CENT MONEY TO LOAK ON 1M-
pro\ed Omaha n-ul estate. Texas lands to c-i-
chanuu for luiproiiil city proi > uity. Will as-
suniu or pay Incuinhmnce. Will not consider
pitiposlllon under $40,000. Piefer to deal with
ov.neiB. Puhey & Thomas , 1st Nat'l Umk bide
W M910-U12
aiO.YEY TO LOA.V CHATTELS.
MONE1 TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOS ,
huines , woions , vie. , at lotvcat lutes In city ;
no removul of Koods : btilctlconlideutlal ; you
can pay the loan off at any time ur In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. ,
200 a. ICth st.
st.X497
X-497
MONEY TO LOAN , 30. CO , 90 DAYS ; FUHNI-
lure , jilanoHetc. . Duff Ureen , room 8 , Barker
black. X-49S
WAVl'KH TO IIOIIIIOIV.
FOII A 17.500.00 TWO-YEAR LOAN WILL PUT
up S'M.'Wl.W collaleml bccuilty. Addictci F .3 ,
lice. WZ27 23"
IILSINKSS CIIAMJIiS.
l-'OHTUNE MADE MY PRESENT ADVANCE
In vr.lues , hut no\v.ieic o < iuli-kly as by our
plan nf puccevaful speculation In eiuln. Jt la
ihu I'cKt method In UbiOur Imok explains
, t > | H-culatli > n hy null fully. ( Sun free. ) Hlsnust
b.mk refereneeg. Act ciiilckly. I'attlBou & Co.
47 Omaha bdir. ! , ( "hlcnBi/ , 'HL _ X' MrCo | *
FOR BAlJ : A 13.000.00 STOCIC OF 1MPLK-
nirntx , ? < X > stock of conffctlou ry , J300 butcher
nhoji ; .a Rood ll\ery buslnenii ; ijood opcnlne In
nny of UICHO lines ; all In u Rood tuun , Also
BDino line hupioxrd and iinlinnioved furms .In
Mlsnuiirl , Kansas ana Nebraska to exilmngo
for cattle or ivt-pturn Juu-j lands , u.iks &
JacKson. Sll e City , In. Y 8M-U11'
FOR HALK , SALOON IIUHxESS AT 2332
Lea > enwoith street. Address above number.
Y-MISO
NEWSPAPER AND JOI1 OFFICE DOING
123,000.00 rorth of Iwslnws jier yeni ; c.-ui be
bought cheap. Address F 41 , Roc.
Y-M 2S J3
l.'OR RENT. O.V JANUARY 1 , SALOON , H. E.
tor , 20lli and Pleico bl . > ' 21S 27 *
FOR RENT. MEAT MAHKET AND TOOLH ,
Faimeia and .Men-Mums Htate hank. Ncola , la ,
Y M304 30
FOH SALE OR RENT , THIHTY-HOOM IIIHCIC
hotel , nearly new ; furnished ; tteam lieati UoliiK
a Kood buslncmi In live tuun ; ternm ea v. Ad-
dreu ) llnx 100 , Dunlap , la. Y M33I 151 *
von.
MAKE OFFER KOR tl.TOO. NOTR. V , 'r.
Omaha Hua. Cul. , Itlli nnd Fainum. g M-378
ORNKRAL KTOCIC OF'DRY OOOD 'CJjOTJI. "
Inc. etc. Want real etlute nnd name aMit Ad *
Rot 111. I'lunUforl. Ind.
HQt'iTY IN LAitrn ; TitAcrr OF LANI
Onmlih. AVhat huie you'to olterT HiK
? ! ' ) N. Y. Ufa Uldg. ' , "
TO EXCHANGE. FOR LAND , A FINH' ' riUSI-
ncja cuiner , 2 blocks fiom tlio very heart \nt \ :
Omaha , worth JW.OdO , i-lear , for 500" of k09
nrrev Improved Xarm In eastern Iowa ; must1
bo clear. Oum-r will u\ve \ ble b.irualn. I'l-
ilcllly Trust company , QKcnt , 7. M217 2 <
FOH S.\li-lin.M < ESTATE.
-.Tiu : BYRON REED .COMPANV.
RE SO ]
IMPROVED FARMS-O. W , CARLOCK. 120J
Fvrnam t. REU.J1 >
BARGAINS , 8AI.T2 OR TRADE IN CJTY TROPr
ettlr * and Tarms. John N , Prenzer , opp. } * . O.
_ _ HE-tOl
FAHM LANDS. C , F. HARRISON. l ! N. f. U
. RE-Ml-NiO'
. HOU.SP.S. LOTS AND FARMS.
ule er trade. F , K , Darllnc , Dirker blo k.
HOMEHON KAHY PAYMENTS. BARGAINS
In lots. O. a , IVall'f * , Uimvn .block. .
RE-Mi
FOH SAM : iiK.vti KSTATI : .
( ContlnueJ. )
AT HEIl ROCK PRlfR. LOT Jl. ntXCIC 12.
Ve t End J. M , M r ton , RE MHl-IM *
IJAROAlNgIN ACRirs FARMH , DWELUNOS
end lots. F. 1) , Wend. Itth and noudl flreet .
RE MMMM3
_
IOWA BAROALV 403 ACRES CORN LAND ,
cheap. Address Lock Ilex I , Mmlnle. IA.
RE-M981 SO *
TEXAS FARMS AND FRt'IT LANDS. SMALLer
or larce trnctn ; low prices' , ensv painflli. | . We
die prepared to nnmer ( jilestl m * touching
them. ih.tn , nnd to nrrnne for chenp rlln > n < l
fare for any persons wl hlnK to vMt southern
Texni. t'orrr-fiKinilence oollclteil. Omahn Real
Estate and Trust Co. , 211 8. lth utreet.
RE MM7
FOR SALE-CHEAP , ON ArCOT'NT OP LEAV-
Inp the city , corner lot with B-room hou e. J'M
North 27th. , Omaha. RK !
WANTED-HORPES TO WINTER : REST ttF
care ! terms reafonabli" . A. W. lhelpSon ,
207 N. Y. Lite bldg. Telfphone. 1034. K3-N23 *
HORSES WINTERED ; UEST OF CARE AND
attention ; best stables In the country , I rax
Malic ; no sheds. Omaha Fair nnd Pp ed ns o-
clallon , Geo. M , Swlgnrt , supt. ; tcltplicno 1121.
M4I1-N2S
HORSES WINTERED : RKST OF CARE
Klien hori > es < . bolli winter and summer. Ad
dress M. J Welch , Gretna , Neb. MttM-34
HORSES WINTERl-in 1IY WATEIUjOO STOCK
nnd Ornln Co. . hcre they will receive best of
care and attention. Address A. S. U lent p. 4' ) l
Charles street , Onialm. 3'17 ' Dl *
HORPI \VINTERED ; GOOD SHEDS AND
plenty of water : bent of rare. Jl.CO per month.
Imiulre W , F , Snjder , G9th nnd Lenvenworlh.
93S-21 *
uriioi.sTiiiivn : FIIHMTIIHE
UPHOLSTERING. FttRNlTt'RE Itr.PAtRED
iiml tuicknl ery chenp till' month. M. 8.
Wnlkiln , 2111 Cumins. Tel. 1331 , 257
AUT AM )
GEORGE F. GELLENDECIC. I1ANJO AND
gliltar teacher. 1815 Chicago' street 109
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES. .
IFOR FIRST -CLASS HDL17 HOTELS AND PRt-
vale faihlllcs ; call Canadian OlHcc , 1322 Doueliii.
IHJILIH.NG AM ) LOA.ASSOCIATIONS. .
SHARKS IN MUTUAL L. & H. AHS'N PAY
6 , 7 , 8 per cent when 1 , 2 , 3 > ears old .ntwayu
redeemable. 1704 Fnmara st. .Nnttlnger. Bee.
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Inteicbt nn rarlnB . Apply to Omaha L. & U.
Ass'n , 1701 Bee Uldg. G. M. NnttlnBer , Sec.
S10
II. MAROW1T2 LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 16 ST.
CSI
SIIOUTIIAM ) AND TYI'EWIIITINO.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. 513 N. Y. LIFE.
COS
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IRRIGATION DOND SALE.
Notlco Is lieri'by given that scaled pro-
pusals will bu received by 4tio board of
Jitcolors of the Ord Irrigation district of
Valley county , Nebraska , ot their olllco In
Ord In raid district , up to ,2 o'clock p. m.
of thu 2il day of December , 1833. for J30,000
of the bonds Issued by said Irrigation dis
trict , nil of imld Iiontls being bonds of ? 500
each and drawing Interest at the rate of
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the prlnelpul and Interest of said bonds.pay-
uUle at the otllco of the state treasurer of
thu state of Nebrafka , paid bonds belnc
payable In 'Installments ' ns follows : $2,500
thereof payab'.o In eleven years from the
date thereof ; J3.000 payable In twelve years
from the date thereof : J3,590 payable In
thirteen ycam from the date thereof ; J4.000
payable In fourteen years fiom ( ho date
thereof ; $4WO payable In fifteen years from
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years from thu data thereof ; $5,500 payable
in Hpvcnleen years from'the date thereof ;
"tibfiOO jmynh'o In eluhteecn years troro the
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yfarB from the .date thereof ; $8,000 payable
In twenty years from the'jtlate tjierepf.
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Addrens all bids to I ? , P. Clements , .secre
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By order of the Hoard of Directors , mafle
this 7th day of November. 1895.
J. A. 1'ATTON. " President ,
E. P , CLEMENTS. Secretory ,
N10 d20t
For 15,00 Jliilm't 3'harinacu , Omaha ,
' , Vrb , will send 0
, you boxes of TitrMth i
i f.oil Manhood Cure with a iltntlnct Itr/al \
Ki-uiifre to euro you of any vrnakuess
caused by ! /uu/i/'iif. . , r < Tom or extc lre\ \
I ilrlnlilnu , fully ttoppln night tiululom '
brluiMiiK burk the treugth aua vigor of i
youth or rufund uvcry cent paid to us.
\Vu tlo not Klru J'rea umtrltiHom , J > ut I
> glvn you inedlcliio that will euro tuid iln-
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| Tut-elpt uf price '
furl.afUet-JurlilhTainitbtilt'evity. ,
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i tIon turf to MjII box. .8 fw. 5.bjf
I mall. 'Hahn'n'1'Uariuucy , Onmlia.
The fleroism of Tom Gordon.
In that part of 'tho ' great likens valley red
ash coal region , nb'l ' tnsny mites from Shamo-
kln , tics the little'town ot Ashniit. K your
gazetteer sllghlln lr"Allude * to It as A "min
ing town In Dauphin ciunty , Pennsylvania ,
with one rcheol house , ono bank , one news
paper , an't with a. population of 300 , " you
may confer a boon upon all mankind by
hastily annrlslnc the editor and comsltcr of
the work that he has unwittingly omltteJ the
most Important part of the town's history by
Ignoring the fact that In Aslmut , Dauphin
county , ore located the Turkey Utizzard coal
.mines , the property of the Summit Branch
Coal company , nnd that In Ashnut at on ;
time lived "lied Dennis" Martin , the pro-
prletor of the Old Stone Tavern , aa brutal
and cowardly a ruflUn aa ever disgraced the
caith.
From an architectural standpoint the town
waa not beautiful to look upon' given a slate
atid pencil and the average schoolboy cculd
produce a fac-slmlli off-hand ; but the wealth
cf the mines and Uic character and sway of
Dennis accounted for Its notoriety.
The morning pn which thls'story opsns was
n lovely one In May. Martin stood In tin-
doorway of the tavern stretching and yawn
ing , looking flrst up the street and then down.
Finally , the n'.ecp having been rubbed from
his bloodshot eyes , his gaze was attracted to
something white tacked to an oak tree across
the way , and was fixed there. It appeared to
bo a notice of a "shut down" from where ho
stood , and , properly to fortify himself against
a sttrprho of no disagreeable a nature , he
gulped down a glass of liquor arid strode
across the street.
Now , the art of reading even printed matter -
tor ; was not oneihe _ red haired giant had
mastered , and when , to his august , he dis
covered fantastic pprolls and dots and curli
cues , ho swore joundly , end then looked
about him for some one to throw light on the
'puzzling affair
Down the street cam ? a thick-set man ,
with a dark mustache , and walking with
head bant down as If In deep meditation. It
was Silent Tom Gordon , a man who shunned
friendly advances , spoke only when his duty
as uuperlnlendcnt necessitated It , lived alone
In his "bach" snahty on the bluff overlooking
the mine ; but who-was , withal , thanks to his
unobtrusive way of doing kindnesses and his
aversion to strong drink , the most respected
man thereabouts.
Martin hated the- man In his heart , and had ,
often threatened to * wreak vengeance on him
for fancied alights , to which Gordon smiled
grimly. *
The latter was nearly up to Martin when
that worthy called out :
"HI , there , Tom 'Gordon ! Come over yer
an' read them words. "
"Are you talking } to me or to one of your
dogs ? " snapped-.Goldon angrily , a dangerous
light In , his eyca.tr.
Martin started laamazement. Never be
fore'-had a man dared to talk back to him.
\Vhatfu"rther , would'havo ' occurred It Is dim-
cult to conjecture , but as Gordon's eyes were
focussed on the papei ; his face paled and he
ran quickly overiAs ' he read aloud a gang
of men on their way'to the mines turned the
corner and stoppeM ttf'hear the news.
"A lecture will , be delivered nt the red
Bchoolhous'e on Saturday afternoon next , at
4 o'clock , on 'Tho < Evils of Intemperance , '
by John Lawlor , ' Secretary Father Mathew
T. A , S. of J ennsylv'inla. . Come all. "
Wh'en dcrdon ) ha.'d. flrilsh'eil reading the
color * came back , to'jhls face , and , turning
abruptly'on Ills heel'ho hastily walked away. '
The Individual ? khown'vvariously as "Dln-
nls , " "Red , " "M&rty ; " arid .even as "Kcd-
Handeq Dlnny , " , Silbpd , surrounded by his
fellows- ; almost beside himself with Indigna
tion. < * " 1
"What'hq rftirt-d'AspItttng-'on ' ? , hla hinds
an.d.'MjBWJ WtWUbltW'VneUiMm
ban'Uox dandlesr.tV-Vomln'- fef to attempt
to break .up an hcTiest man's business. " I'
give It out , an * I wsnt you all to1 understand ,
boys , that I believe this yero's the Join's of
.Father Koch , who has be.n workln' agin mo
In a underhand way -fer .some time. Oh ,
ho'p goln' to lecture , Is he , " without so much
as askln' mo fer permission "tXVell , r-u-t-h-er.
Comecome' the house'll stand'treat on that ! "
"Lawlor , " said Gordon , biting his lip.
perplexedly ay he hastened hi ? steps ; "John
Lawlor ! Cm It be that my brother js
coming over the mountains ! And If be
should publicly recognize me "
The thought caused him to Mop and start-
about him for an Instant as If some one were
dogging his footsteps ' an o'lUcer of the law ,
for Instance ! . ,
On the step leading to the barroom the
crafty Martin paused and turned back.
"Who knows but what that feller's playln'
mo ? " he thought , hlo face aflame with nnger.
"Darn you all , who else among you kin read
that occurred thing ? " -he suddenly roared at
the top of hla lungn.
"I can , dad , " came a voice at his elbow ,
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and In an Instant the murderous took on the
bully'u face disappeared. U wao only liU
eon Tim who spoke only Tim , a pale-facei
youth of 20 or thereabouts , with soft browi
eyas nnd curly hair , with n mild and senile
lr about him , In strange contrast with those
rough belngc among whom his lot was cast.
Hut liortfoovcr ItHlRnlflcanl the youtt
mlchl appear In other's eyes , Tim Martin was
the only peteon on earth who could catiao
Ucd Uennlci to n.iu.ip In any otitrnceotts act.
"Tim , " said Mat tin , "you read them there
words , my-lad. Sing 'em out clear an'
strong , that we all kin hear 'em , and' therc'l
ho no mistake when the time comes ( er to
ncl. "
Thp young man obeyed , nnd then wont
whittling to thn mine.
When bluff John Lawlor entered the school
house a little tisforo the appointed hour IIP
was surprised at two things flrst , at the
large number of those present , and , second ,
at the Iclncs.-l of his reception. At the- door
way groups of men \\ere seen , mydcrlously
nodding , one to the other ' , occasional')1 ' speak
ing In low tones and' exchanging meaning
Rlancej. As Lawlor walked up the aisle ,
"Hero ho Is. " and "Tint's the feller. " caught
his quick ear. His Jaws snapped together at
signs of such hostility , but he was a man
of Iron nerves , and knew the class of men
he hid to deal with.
As he sat for a moment arranging his
notes , loud , harsh voices were Lean ! up the
street , copiously punctuated with oaths and
obscenity. "That's Dennis anil the boys , "
said Peg Wilson , n powerfully built miner ,
starting up.
"My friends , " said Lnwlor , calmly , "I de-
slro to cull your attention to two things. I
am authorized by Father Kooh to say that
he himself will be here a week from now to
follow up the subject of-today's lecture. The
.other thing , to which I wlsit to call atten
tion. Is the necessity of perfect quietness
during my remarks. I "
The door at this Juncture , was thrown violently
lently open , and Martin , with a score ot
drunken followers a motley arny of alV na
tionalities entered , shouting contemptuous
and opprobrious epithets.
"Don't' let the dandy go no further ? "
shouted Red Dennis , ad the same time hurl
ing an .egg at the Intrepid man. This was
the signal for a general onslaught. Decayed
vegetables and eggs were thrown , eomo of
which took effect on the person of Lawlor.
whore eyes flashed , but whose proud spirit
would not permit thought of flight.
"Cowards ! " ho hissed ; "Is there n man
among you so brutish as not to give fair
play ? " f
"I'll larn you a thing or two , mister , "
came Red Dennis' drunken voice through
the din. "You can't play none o' yer
Eames around yer. Take that as a hint. "
The missile the rufflan hurled was a stone ,
which he had carried for the purpose.
Straight to the mark It sped , striking Law
lor a glancing blow on the head. Ho felt
like a lug.
"Now , boys , go In an' finish the Job ! "
cried Dennis , crazed by liquor and laughing
like a ( lend.
At this Juncture there arose a commotion
at the door. "Stand asldo there ! What ,
you won't ! Take that then. " Men were
going down like ninepins , as Dennis , still
laughing , turned to leave the room.
"Out of the way , you ! " ordered Martin ,
reaching for his knife , as the panting , wiry
form of Gordon blocked his way. Before
he could recover from the lunge he had
made at Gordon he received a blow on the
paint of his chin that lifted htm clear from
his feet and sent him sprawling.
Taking advantage of the stupefaction that
enstted at the fall of their redoubtable
leader. Silent Tim , Gordon forced his way
to where the brave Lawlor lay face down
ward on the floor.
"Stop ! " thundered lie , standing astride
'
'the'senseless man and presenting his re- '
t
volvcra nt the angry mob , jiow surging about
lilm ; "I will kill the next man that , passes
yonder desk ! What has this man done , you
miserable skunks , that you should kill him/
Nothing ! You know In your hearts that ho
Is right In his endeavor to lead you away
from the damning Influence of liquor , and
yet there's not a man among you who has
moral courage enough to throw off Red
Dennis Martin's yoke and act like an honest
man and a free citizen. For shame , men !
Put that weapon away , Olsen , and you do
the same thing , Dave Evans , or by heaven
I'll let daylight through you. "
For the flrst time In many years Silent
Tom Gordon had sp'oken and there was no
mistaking his meaning. His commanding
voice sounded clear and strong , cowing as
If by magic , where the bullet and knife
would only have Incited those lawless beings
to further acts cf violence. "We ain't got
no quarrel with you , Tom Gordon , " said
Dave Evans , hesitatingly , almost Inaudlbly ,
but we don't want no bran-new dandy
a-comin' yer to larn us nothln' . "
"Hooray for Tom Gordon ! " came a dis
tinctly Celtic -voice from the rear of the
room. "Let up on him , boys , an' come an'
have a drop of the crayther. " That was
more to the liking of a majority , who had
received their wages , and were eager to
spend their hard-earned dollars over the bar
of the Old Stone tavern. With a shout the
suggestion was acted on , the gang depart
ing carrying the still Insensible rumseller
with them.
Alone , Gordon turned the body of Law
lor over , that he might discover the extent
of the wound. "Brother Jack ! " These weru
the words that escaped him. Tears were
gushing from his eyes-ns ho knelt beside
the man and rubbed his hands , calling on
him the while. "Have they killed you , Jack ?
have they killed you ? " Lawlor at laot
looked about him , his gaze becoming riveted
on Gordon. "Can U be ? " ho murmured In , a
weak , puz/led voice , "can It bo that I at last
st-e dear old Terence , my brother ? "
The man we know as Gordon started up
In alarm. "Sli ! " said he , thrllllngly ; "not
that name. Jack ! Would you have them on
my trail again ? "
Tom Gordon's . "bach" shanty was situ
ated not far from' the shaft of Turkey Buz
zard mine , No. 3 , on a high bluff , and at
considerable- distance from other residences'
of the miners. Some time after these scenes
described above , ho and Lawlor sat discussing
In low tones , frequently Interrupted by Gor
don rising and going to the window to see
that no one was prowling around. It was
early morning , the sun's rays just awaken
ing to activity the feathered warblers on the
hills beyond.
"I mention these things , " Gordon was sayIng -
Ing earnestly , "that at last ypu may know
the facts In the cute. I admit that I killed
Templeton ; but It was done while I waa
under the Influence of that accursed agent
of the devil , rum. Templeton used harsh
pnd Insulting language toward the Indy whose
name we have just mentioned , and ,1 sprang
at him , Intending to choke .tlio words In his
threat , but not to take his life. Unfortu
nately I underestimated my strength , and he
died In my hands. Of course , knowing
the full circumstances of. the case , and being
aware of the terrible scandal that would
come to light , nothing was left but to listen
quietly to the prosecution's effort , and finally
to declare myself guilty. "
"Well , " Bald Lawlor , "there Is satisfaction
at least In the UnowJedgn that you cfcaped
so soon 'rom ' prison. Your quiet , upright
life here , beloved and revered by all , shows
conclusively that you have atoned for your
act. When Fattier Koch comes 7 will com
mend you to him , In the hope that you may
see further light. "
Gordon arose and went to the window fdr
the twentieth time. " 1 have a feeling that'
my days of life are few , John , " said lie ,
solemnly , . "God knows that I have suffered
enough. My story , which la true , I hope
will be locked In your breast. I feel better ,
somehow , since Hello ! who's this'/ / "
A young woman , running as If life depended
1 on It , came toward the house.
' Hose Crpgan ! " cried Gordon In surprise.
"See , John ! Here comes the girl Tim Mar
tin will marry one of these days. What a
comely girl she IB , too ! What can be
wronu ? "
"Gordon , Mr , Gordon , " called the young
woman when near the shanty ; "a word .with
you. "
Gordon quickly unbolted the door and
looked suspiciously about him. "What Is
your mission ? " 'he a ked gently , The girl
was breathing heavjly , anil wined ready to
fall in a swoon ,
"There , down to the shaft. They're down
there , Tim and his father , Dennln batf
xopf mad with .drink , has escaped from dear ,
Tim , nd has .fled to the bottom'of the baf ( ,
He js teuton taking your life , # nd .has gope
down to lie In wall for you. Im went In
ftfter him t n minutes ago , after telling mete
to deliver his message , Tim says pleas ?
please , not to venture out until his father
Is liken. "
The girl tremblfd violently. Gordon took
her tenderly by thn arm and walked slowly
down the path leading to the shaft with her
"It Is my duty , " he said : "I shall go Into
the mint. Uttt be not alarmed ; I have do-
cldtd to whip all the badness out of Dennl :
the next time we meet , Such action wll
b ? salutary , and In line with a plan Mr. Law.
lor anil I have adopted looking to the better
government of this village. I am glad the
opportunity Is ne.tr at hand to begin with
Dennis , " The words were not thoie of n
swaggering bully ; they were spoken In * c
quiet a manner that Hose Cregtn wa thrlllec
and mote alarmed than ever for the safety
of one or both of them , knonlng Hcd Dentil !
skill with knife ntut pistol , and his. treacher
ous nature.
"We are In luck , John , " said Gordon on
his return , and explained the cause of the
girl's visit. Lawlor's face blanched. " 1 shall
go with you , Tcr Gordon , " he wld , cor
recting himself ; "It will require the efforts
of both of us to subdue the mad creature. "
Gordan shook him by the hand. "Always
my generous brother and true Irishman , " ho
said exultantly. "Now let's to breakfast. "
As the men fell to there camn seven loud
whistles from the mine , the last long drawn
out , "Diets us" said Gordon hurriedly ,
"how quickly the time ( lies whin In good
company. " The 'wo ' men ran hastily out
and Joined other belated employes on tholr
way to the shaft.
Within n short distance cf It there arose
a mighty cry , supplemented by that mo t
terrible of all sounds , ( ho alarm whistle , no
tifying those lor miles around that an acci
dent had occurred. As to the sailor In south
ern waters the fearful temblor makes him to
forget his very God , so to the miner comes
that thrilling , ominous , paralyzing sound ,
leaving him stupid , speechless , his heart dead
within him !
"Fire ! The mine's aflrel"
One man hoarsely uttered the words.
The cry was taken up by others.
Then as If by magic the whole village was
aroused ; men , women with Infants In their
arms , and children by their side , running
madly to the entrance of the shaft , all fear
ful for the safety of their dear ones.
Gordon was the flrst to recover his P.MISCS.
He , followed by Lawlor , ran to life head of
the shaft. "Where Is the fire ? " he demanded
of the engineer. Telephone word came at
that Instant from the bottom of the shaft
that It was In No. 3 level. "Has any one
gone down ? " "Yes ; I've run ten accommo
dations. " "Do you recollect any ono getting
off at No. 3 ? " " "
"My God ! suddenly ex
claimed the rnglntcr , "Ucd Dlnnls Martin
sot. off there halt an hour ago and hit ) son
Tim went down only ten minutes since. Only
them two , boss. "
"Quick , men ! " Gordon's voice rang out
Ipud above the confused noises. "Wo can
yet rescus them. Get the wagon on the
knuckle. " A score of men crowded Into the
wagon nnd descended through a thick volume
of smoke.
Arrived nt No. 3 level , Gordon led the way
for some 200 yards , cheered on by Lawlor
ami oilier brave men. Here , confronted with
what appeared to bo certain death , even the
most courageous refused to go further.
"It's sure death fer to go In , " said Peg
Wilson , speaking sullenly. "If you escape a
'squeeze' In them breasts , you'll go under
from the flre and gas. No , no , boys ; Dlnnls
Is dons fer. He warn't no good nohow. "
Gordon turned upon him furiously. "Thcro
are known to be human lives at stake , " he
thundered "Who knows what a few moro
minutes will do ? Come , be men In action
as well as In name ! This Is no time to pass
on the character of Dennis ! What five . -of
you will follow me In ? " John Lawlor took
his place beside him ere ho had finished the
sentence. "Four more , " called Gordon. The
men shook their heads. "We have dear ones
at home , said one ; "you are asking too much ,
Tom. "
Gordon saw that It was useless to further
harangue the men. With Instructions to
start up the fans he grasped a safety lamp
and sprang forward through the gas and
smoke along the gangway , Lawlor close be
side hlln. "Come back ! " came a rough
voice ; bes2echlngly , and other voices Joined ,
but the cries fell on heedless ears.
Sonio distance from the starting point
Gordon paused , cold sweat standing on him
and his limbs shaking. "To go on means
death to one or both pf us , John , as those
fellows truthfully say. You have every
thing to live for , I nothing ! Go back , ray
brother , to all you hold dear , and , should
my rfal name become known hereabouts , let
the attempt I make this day at rescue atone
for the ons great crime. "
"I have come of my own accord , " said
Lawlor , doggedly , an Indescribable feeling
coming over him as he spoke. "Further tallt
Is useless. Onward , before strength leaves
us. "
Blinded , coughing , reeling as though drunk ,
the nun stumbled along , falling now and
then , and regaining their feet with difficulty.
A hundred feet further on and Gordon sud
denly uttered a loud cry as his foot struck a
human form. It waa that of Tim Martin ,
lying face downward In the mud formed by
the trickling water from the top of the gang
way. Quickly raising the youth ho flashed
the rays of the lamp lu his eyes. A groan
escaped the sufferer , proving that there was
hope In his case at least , "Your father ,
Dennlr where Is he ? " snld Gordon In a
weak voice. Tim opened his eyes as water
was dashed In his face , and looked wondcr-
ngly about him. "Father's lost his reason , "
lie said , "he's stark , raving mad , I fol
lowed him here In hopes of capturing him
Deforo he did mlfdilef. He went In there
with a naked lamp and I Hose , Rose "
The limp form fell from Gordon's arms.
The brave man darted off In the direction
ndlcated. The body of Dennis Martin lay ,
lorrlbly blackened and bunted , directly off
the nlatform. whither It had been blown bv
lie force of the explosion.
It took but a glance to convince Gordon
: hat the ruflUn was past all help , then he
.ottered back to where Lawlor was madly
endeavoring to drag away the unconscious
Tim. Together they lifted htm and retraced.
heir steps along the gangway. Perhaps
flfty yards were traversed thus , when , with a
pathetic cry , Lawlor fell forward. "HelpI"
rhoutcd Gordon , "help ! " The light of In
sanity shone In his eyes ; the horror of the
situation had unbalanced his mind. He made
a final effort to lift one , then another , hut
stumbled to a sitting posture ; and when the
voices of a rescuing party came through the
cruel smoke , ho was laughing like a child
at play , the flames from the pine pillars and
other supports Illumining the bulging eyes
and ghastly visage of a madman !
In after .years , around the barroom stove ,
o Ned Magulre was given the- credit for
orgunizing a puny 10 go lu uiu rcBiiuu in
bat memorable flre. "I see Ned now , " Bald
a grizzled old man , reflectively pulling at
tin pip ; . "As lie stands there undecided
and Hhamefaced like , after Peg Wilson hail
poken und Gordon had Hhowed us how to
> o men by going Into zartaln death. , old Ned
Magulre breaks the t'pell by singing out
after a while : 'Well , boys , ' says he , 'my
working days ls about done , what with
Red Dennis' plzen whisky and the rheu-
natlcs , HO It won't much matter one- way
or t'other ; but what I say Is , dear ones erne
no dear ones , I for one reftteo to eland yer
and see them -fslleri' go to their death with
out makln' an effort to save 'em. I'm off
dare any of you mealy-mouthed and velvet-
palmed sons-o'-guns follow me ? ' The sharp
: rltlclsin aroused the men. There waa but
one response to the old toper's sarcastic
verde a shout that seemed to lift the
arth i-evera ! inches ,
"After we had set the fans a-blowln' out )
aken all necessary precautions , we made a
ruali for it , knowln' that the thing had to be
lone quick. Well , we came across them
eon enough , heaven knows. First there lay
Tim , fair an' nquar on his face , the flamco
es' about rcachln' him. Then there- was
> awlor a-layln * t'otlur way. Last of all ,
Gordon tot there , as cruzy an a loon , with
ono hand gripping his own throat an' the
other outstretched , his bleeding eyes fixed
n It as If It had been the- agent of taking
a Ufa Instead of giving one back. Fact !
Tried to stop and wash the hand , too , In so
rlllcal a time as that , as If It had been
llrly or bloody or , hurt him In come way ,
and lie was a-flxln' up fer to ace his beat
; lrl ! Wfll. I got uphold ot him an' yanked
ilm out o' there In double-quick time , you
nay depend ,
"Wildfire Jack Cherter was the engineer
n thf-m dayi. It'u Ills boasl that he never
naiie faster time tin hla life than ho did when
oo > gong struck to hulat awjiy on that mem-
rablewornlue. 'Cause you see we had 'em.
An' what choiring there was when we.got1
o the topi Why , for one I though thu
Cregan girl would never utop a-klialn' , ui'
hUKgln' of Tim an' Gordon , too , lookln'
n JilBi i * Tlin'.n pre erverr-makln' tmany ot
u , wib tU t we > wa > young t > eln.
* 'Uut there na & btraugo illenct- after
that outburst of applause , when It WAS found
that John t.iwlor , th > temperance slurp ,
wag dead , Yen , ho breathed bin lfl t with
pretty much the Mine crowd around hint
thnt hed given him Mich a warm reception
at the old red school house ; only Instead ot
curse" ! and Rlbon , liter * were ( cars nonr
rollln' down their chirks. U was p > 1 darned
shame that et them "wfcpln. * "
"And what became of Tim Martin ami
Silent Tom ! " asked a strsngcr , who had
listened breathlessly to the old man.
"Stranger , I like * yer looks. Hut call him
Superintendent Tim Martin , If you please , an'
when you git so as to know htm , you'll larn
to love him ns we all do. As for Silent Tom
Gordon , thctigh see yerl"
The narrator Jumped to his feet'and went
to the door. "That's what we put over him , "
slid lie. In a low voice.
In the moonlight on the side of the hill , In
the direction he pointed , stood a tnarlilo
shaft , "And BO the brave fellow died after
"Aye , left us as peacefully ns an infant
would RO to sleep. U was In the morning
when the turn fer the wor.io come. All night
long he had boon muttering funny things ,
my quirk car catching amung others the
name of Rose , an1 Jcs' an the birds was
* -slrotchln' tlnlr wings liack there en the
hills , an' the wind was n-slghln' down the
valley , he o | > sno < l bin eyes an' soemfd to
recognltc us all for an Instant only. Rosa
Cregan , now Tlm' wlfr , an' good old Father
Kooh wan a-standln' near , 'John. ' said he ,
closing his eyes dreamily , 'go back , man , go
back , bofort It's too late. John , why don't
you answer ? Leave me to carry tht > youth
out , for death shall not rob Rose Crrgan ot
her young lover.1
"Them was the words ot the nobl * feller ,
stranger , " said the garrulous old m.in sol
emnly , nnd so lov that others could not hear
It. "I happened to be near the head of the
bed when he spoke them. Then , throwing
back hla head , n ttort of moan cscnprd him. "
" 'Rose ! Rosql You little know how I love
you , girl ! '
"Sh ! Keep that a secret , stranger , fer you
an * mo arc the only ones thnt know Hint that
strange being loved the gut whose youthful
lover's life ho saved by giving up ltl own.
That's all. "
Scrofula lurka In the blood of nearly every jj
ODD , but Hoods Sarsaparllln drives It from ' < J
the system and makes pure hluod.
HAS IMI'HKSSIVi : IMMVl'S.
A I'olU-fiiiini'M Cluli lliilll on n lln-
umiiiI'lnn. .
A lorror to thugs and to all men In gen
eral is tlio policeman's club. Some police
men in this town , says the St. Louis Re
public Moralizes , put their clubs to uses for
which they were not Intended , for Instance ,
the rapping ot thorn on a pavement on approaching
preaching a dark alley at night , to give
warning to any tough characters that the
officer Is In the vicinity. But this sort ot
buslnosi Is prostituting a club , according to
the best Judgment of men who have carried
thorn for years on a day beat. The primal y
and most Important object of a police club
Is the subjection of unruly prisoners. A
down caster , with a gonlus for Invention nnd
love of his fellow man , prominent consldcra-
tlons In his make-up , has succeeded hi per-
feeling a "humane police club. " It will
knock out everything , from a horse to a
plain drunk , the Inventor claims , and never
bother the knocked out at all.
Ho Is out with a circular advertising 'his
club. It Is a pink circular , arranged In such
a way that a man lias to rend It half through
before ho can figure out whether he Is perns-
Ing an advertisement for some kind of as-
bastes underwear or an Invitation to attend
a grand opening. The Inventor Is a doctor ,
and he writes about as well as the averogo
doctor writes when he'Is laken off prescrlp- j
tlons. Ho starts In by claiming that his In- '
ventlon js strong , effective , safe , ' Immune f
and.noarly Indestructible. He says It stuns
and stupefies temporarily , with rapid nnd
complete recovery. The worst a poHccinan
can do with It Is to make a prisoner's nosa
bleed. - < i >
The club , the Inventor .cinlms , lu composed
of a "central core' piece and aU'-rlintlo ( 4011- . _
volope , constructed In an Integral piece and
wholly Inclosing said core. " They are made
'
In two sizes' , one twelve and .one fourteen
Inches long , and weigh but thirteen ounces. "
The. core Is of hickory about seven-eighths of
an inch In diameter. By some process ,
known only to the Inventor , ho buries this
hickory core In an elastic envelope of eoft
India rubber. The uirfnco of the club may
be smooth or rough , as It nulls the fancy ot
the policeman carrying .It. It can b ; carried
in 'the ' pocket or carried In the hiind with
equal facility , and ho lays particular stress
on the rapidity with which it can be brought
Into action.
A policeman , the Inventor says , may Inks
this club and beat a man over the head with
It until the man who Is being beaten gets so
unconscious tlie spectators thnk | he lu dead ,
and then throw a prisoner In his cell , neeiiro
In the confidence thai the unfortunate in
dividual will feel as well the next morning
as though Iu > had paid CO cents for an Im
provised ehampoo. "In Its use , " the circular
uiys , "the normal skull Is not fractured , the
human brain Is not Injured , the skin Is , not
broken , and blood Is not brought , except at
the rioss. " It la admitted that It may break
a man's arm or blacken his eye , hut the { in
ventor seems to think Ihls a matter of minor
Importance. Ht mentions It In a way that Is
very matter of fact. In conclusion , before ha
begins to quota Indorsement , he aya : "It
Is not a sandbag ; It doen not make n dan
gerous concussion ; on ithe contrary. Its usa
is safe. Rather , It la an elongated arm and
1st , the core corresponding to the bones , and
the rubber to the skin and flesh. "
The Inventor of the club Is a doctor , and
the way he found out tlml It will not fr cure -
: uro the skttU nor injure the brain la re
markable for Its novelty. He tolls about
t himself. In the small town he liven
n ho could find no opportunities for ex
periment , so he went to u city near iby
and secured permission to experiment , on
: ho bodies In the morgue. Kvcry iay )
10 used lo go lo tlio morgue with one of
ils clubs and vigorously beat and pound
corpses over the head , using both hands
o wield II with. Then he would cut cpen
.ho jskulls of the poor dead victims and see.
f the brains were Injured. The exporl-
7ient on the bodies proving satisfactory ,
le tried some live dogx , and In a tuw days
ho dogs would coino around to get knocked
out by the club Just the same as thuy
would come to their meals. Calves \v ro
also used for the purpose of experiment.
A. O. Bartley of Magic , Pa. , writes : "I
'eel It a duty of mine to Inform you nnd the ' "
public that DciWItt't * Witch Hazel Salvo cured
me of n vorv bad imeo of orzoma. It alto
cured my boy of a running core on his leg.
IIAV\V.tlll ) ' AVAIL
How MliinrMiilii Criminal IlHui | *
of HIM C'liHli , ,
As soon an thn dec-Won of the MtnncHota
supreme court alUmnlng the dt-itth ni-ntpiico
of Harry Hnyward for Hie murder of
Catharine Glng WIIH nnnpunced tinitiillior -
tlea of tlio MinncnpollH jiill Instituted n
horough uearch of tlio murderc-r'H clotliliifr
and quartern. Deputy Jailer Andaman wtftit
at the work carefully , hut Heiirch HH , ho
might thcroappeared to bo nothing lint
could bo dr-Ulmeiitnl to mo or limb nei-rutcd
n the vui loiia pliici-o about thu cull. AnUur-
1011 regolvcd. however , tlmt ho would inuJci
htmost mlnuto Inqtilif , HO ho IIUKIIII. ID
ilck thlrgH to ph > ruH. Hiiddvnly he thought
; hat.-the bull nlit ( , which wan. polished Kit
ono end , looked u If It luul been hniidU-d
considerably. A Rluur liupi.-uikin lovfMril
a'plug In ono place nnd two | iuio | In other
> ortlojiH , Andeitioii dtllU-d out Iho nliiKH ,
ind In eiieli hole beneath Inj xucvacJi-d iln
Indlng u JIM l.ill.
Here watt PK ) of Iho inlfulni ; money Hint
could not bn iicrounti-il for. It WUM iiullu
i safety deimmt viinlt. HnvliiK luul hucli
succeua iniulc Aixleigon go further. .He
explored ull ( lie clothing , utul Ilimlly , Ju.it
as he WUH giving up lilx xivich , wan fur-
her rowuuk'd. liny win d'n Hhoea wnr op
ened and the .Jnxolc tiikc-n out of etcli.
Tliero WIIH uppurently nothing heiicuth It ,
In the end uf one , however , AmleiMui now
what he llioimlit WIIH n ttcraiclu J'lcklim til
I with a knife , hu dlpcuvricd that a plu.'o
of the lied nn Inch minute had bci-n out
out from the- Incldrnnd uftrr It hud been
opened to Ilia depth of an Inch , the leatlier
md been luiilueed buiicath tlio vole anil
lasted In , tlio Insole lining puKtetl OV .T.
n tlio bottom of IliU little nafety deposit
vault wiis Hnuisly 'folded ' a t'M bill
In fuel , lluywiinl iiiijiunred to liuvn bern
oaded with money. lie not only luul H
illed ttib iirlHuiieiH with blllx of luruu tie *
lomlnutloiiH , but ihiid W'M lutt ilo lililo iln
lU clothing. When . .tincluthim ; WUH tulicn
rom him he never inndc u mutton to bc-
ray that Ilium wu uny thinguf vuluo
here.
The dellclouv fragrance , rrfrethjiig tleellug
and solt beauty Imparted to the jlclu by
PozionVi tfoivder , cummenO * It.UuuM ladl s/
