Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 11, 1892, Page 6

i THE OMAIA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, JULY 11, e e e et e e et et e e e e e e N M N TS | field” than any other man ever lived | trlumph, and the discordant e:anzing of | mo the sign-Sfic mado motions ’ THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS through: A et Tie was o tHoroughly | the beil of the Threo Savens sounded in | with her libe, Buvail t could hens ‘us I rodtalr, Ditete O MA [——IA competent engineer his cars as the pwan of victory. somethin® like mwrderin’, an’ sho ‘uz Y Goldon Medical d _ As far buck as he could remamber, it | t last,” seemed to say its Lvmm{ Sometiniet T think that queered Discovery. That's y T A § ad b conm of Hosselicus' life | tongue. me—I encver had ‘much luck ‘for that, 10 reason so Bulge ia Provisions Was the Festure of the | had heon the droum of Sossoliun’ lifo | 1OBRNE, |\ /0o nnd tHos | AL LaInIE AEvay I oT S T L0y, i forent l‘mh l umrs fu] 0 I railrond parlance, to pull varnished | selkus, forgetting the lghtness of his | An’ they wonder why I can’t got over oriers Viald to 1h ( (l (i \ e cars, " This was the gonl upon the a [!I‘wv.lmwm-\l 11[.0, throttlc ~lu suddenly | the rond, nn’ they wonder why I'm al- They all have the { e »f whic s best efforts of his | that the engine fairly leaped forward, | ways breakin’ down—why, it's hard same_beginning - » SHORTS WERE N A PANIC LATE | Hifioi Do woncontrated, and still, | While the puasongers' necks received | Tuck, that's what 1y is, Just dead, Hurd CENIEG | ARCHITECISAND BU(LD IRS| GROCERIES. | DRUGS, Bia after twenty venrs’ ser . he scemed | violent wren h. | luck—samethin's got a hoodoo on me. liver or nRouTy W, ,,u.“ e ——— - —— [ as far ns ovor from success, Many times | - *"This engineer of yours,colonel,” said | No, I _nin’t mevor had o day's luck S e e . ¢ D.M.STEELE S 00, | BLAKE, BRUCE & 0O., At the Close Thero Was a Rush for Al | o hud almost achicved it. but always | the general superintendent, spitting out | since ole Mam Daherty run by my flag. | ending § this remedy { \ Products at Ouce—It Wk Bidding something had happened to prevent, | the end of a cigar he had involuntarily | I tell you, wimmah is queer machines Dyspey Biliousness 100108 Jones atrest, | 10t) and Harney strewta, wt i Prices to Get unnceountable and unavoidablo | swallowed, “isjust off a pile-driver, is [ an’ compiicatedighty complicated, | most obstir e (R Asything: of ill-luck, anlly, his name lie not? k They're some like these' now-fashioned | as Salt-rheum, Tetter, D ,, Eczemn | e—— - <0 synonymous with disaster that | The eolonel laughed a_joyless laugh. | compounds, an® tain’t every man can | @nd kindred ailments; the v forms of AWNINGS AND TEN HARDWARE. . ! iy Tesitated to tntrust the | “The fact is,” he replied, **the regular | bandle ‘em’ proper. sl Sl Lol pand OMANA TENT & & b R Gnteano, 1. July A startiinzly sudden | valuable equipment of an exproes train | MAn was taken sick it the Inst moment, | 1" nin't nver find no exporienco fn | ) WA S (v Howl Lot ORANA TENT & AWN.| WOLFBROS.&00, | REDTOR & WILWELMY | LOBEOK & LINN, | bulge in provisions was tho fo oty in | and the lives of the teaveling public to | and we had no one but this fellow to put | that line. Oncet, when [ 'uz firin’ for 1 by it Fings, hAmmOOKS, of1 AR | Jins S vets Sf all Kindh co,, 1041000 TN N | the Board of Trade. For two or thre | him. Thus, s the years went by, old [on. He is an old engineer, but not used | Juke Griggsey, his sister rode with us > only medieine for all such diseases rubbor clothing. —Scad | flags, banners i) Corner 10h and Jaahson | Mechinnics’ t ! tho talk had veen that Cudahy and other | Hard Luck had become stomed to | to the engine. T think h Limprove | for n ways, an’she ‘uz n joe dandy, with | that's so positively certain in its effccts that forout'gue. 1115 Farnam | for catalogue,T0s 8. 10th | Btreeta. 1606 Douging BLE6UL {4 big operators were seiling out. The market | crawling out from under the disgrun- [ When he gets the bang of it straight stack un’ high drivers—she set [ it can be guaranteed. 17 it fails to benefit OF o e | — a s gone down undor it with the whote sealp- | tled engine of n sidetracked worktrain 1 hope so0, I hope 50, said the gener- | 0n my scat, with her feet up side the ('“.’\_'“‘::;’:Il|\r;‘.‘|‘u'.“|‘|‘“‘l“’."""m."‘ .'A:“”“-‘hl g BAGS AND TWINES A.C. RAYMER, Ing trade tal i for still furshor decline in | o way fro 1o ncknowledge the pa- , fervently, ns he lit a fresh cigar; | boiler, an’ she had on low shoes an HIKS D Lpttercetor (N dealor, Db ke (oaN [rs— - Nulidess Mardwars and peloes. Theoud of the decline was reached | tronizing wave of the hand, ns some | “there is evidently room for improvo. | stockin's with holes in 'em—not wore | theono who noeds help. Bewaro of spurious | SEMIS OMANA BAO 00 BISHOP & €0, fantetctoes, Sy this morniue, Pork tor Septetaber was off o | oy e 5o e SGL ) by with o | ment.” out holes, but these kind that's put in | imitations or dilutions, offeral at less prices, orv and mife. our | SAAL manilla etton | 82 South Tt s Q1145 from the $12.0) o prember hard |y gengor teain or an “officers’ special.” But presently even the anxious super- | ¥ith a punch or somethin’. T got that T burlaps, twino. O oA AAPrON Corde | S ———— s b g Dospade, however, ad o placo in his | intendent was forced to admit they were | Tattled T burnt every blamed grato in (Zul.f'\“fi:«;;“fl |_ugo.cto Sia s it at, LUMBE WA Eah ","”‘, T s ine | heart, and ho still vevelled in the fan- | moving. Telegraph poles thut had ap- the 44, nn’ she dropped her fire an’ laid '\Io'uy Refunded. S P 1 S ‘ torests of vestarduy quickly turned in tho | €ied jovs of pulling tho fust expre peared and disappeared with majestic | us out for an ‘our’n ahalf. I felt flaitor Our cure I3 permanent ani ot & patohlag i Ous BICYCLES. 3§ BOXES, CHAS, R, LEE, 10 A, WAKEFIELD st half hour to tho buying side phis | tnd dreamed of the it hi \ppy time when, [ deliberation began to flit by the window ‘n a wheel that's been slipped for soven- a8 §5¥6N YORM Ago Have NGVEF s4on & SYHDY —— .0, T000, ll;r.‘rxvu‘:‘r!‘:“lv;q:s‘.r,.:.:m A8, KRR PO starticl the teade and pat the shorts tn o | 10 the customary inquiry as to the time | with a frequency and abruptness very | teen miles. T neverhad no more dicker Hy describing caso fully we cam troat you by .0, DAXON, HUSSUsAnE to0, 0, oIk e dootng 1in) o Milwaixy pin Phere was nrush for all products at | of his departure, he would be able to | unusual in thse stately objects; quicl with wimmen folik sinc 'hat's nine- | mall, and we givo tha 0 strong FUATANtos 10 LUkl Ny cnson. M CIRAT, or | 4k w8 DSUHIEL: Uu'fu" e Sqmont aud onee. Tt took bidding at hisher pric answer: ‘I go out on 3 and less rhythmic came the click of the | teen years ago, an’ Lain’t got the run | ormfund el money. ::"w""";;l:;-':f‘;v bbb ":-’;x:.:u'fl”'nfi'j’_\‘i'.'j'.'.',"' paouie Al hoi VAR m& anyth Junped e to Gumblers sny that if ono is but pos | Wheels as cach rail was passed, and the | yet. Tt's quoer the way o man gets set | FRITAERL s do s Ant wo mUCBAT Syioad o0 ) Douglas St LIQUORS. elosod e about sessed of sufticient capital, tho most per- lwl-'\h; of the t'l;;_'\l.ll‘ at each n-ml.ln;u:\ of ”tlv‘u:: llm:‘L: ~'~:nv1‘ men & ke V:; l\‘\'l:l‘:mv:l.‘ :. ‘-r:’.nfllyl.l,. Illm “u,.m:.«‘.n llllu\'.‘lou‘ \‘mna: Bo l‘_\\ 5 "*—’_ s QJ( i day. 1t rebonnd «d 2240 to ¥ sistc H'6 [Blet Ve ally be 1e driving wheels were merged into a | some cards, and others « emedy will not e write for narticolars anl ol ( u’ 3 A SHO X (e clostng The higher at it run oL el b | maone convuneive. shuddor. 6 | nverything “moct feopt lo . hard | esvdence. i ourarer sene okeia i 108 : T ILER & 00,, FRIZK & HERDIRT, tember N o) , the | Bensation of heing drawn along, but folt | to puil a string of varnished cars "ud be | ouy birong punrintoc thodsmns aro. srying 1tan bs ,,,,,m"“,;‘.",',‘l;:}y,{,"; .‘.‘l e { AR AL ) Thissharp turnm the deatings eaused u | | AN Coflicers specinl, carrying the though projocted through spaco, and | all the joy DI'd want. ‘The colonel’s (20 o curo or retund avery | We Ara niaking Slos prices t0 oash Di7ors and are miid reaction. but at o dee'ine ot e for July | leading m ites of tho road unon a |y "o fimid elung to their seats to | promised me w run if I took ’em through Lo prosect, nisy any 0f ool whioh Ly vory sale ———) and M. wor compared with ye tour of inspection, was expects and 0id soaring off through the roof. | in good shape: but it wouldn't surprise fectly safeto all | LR Ly MILLI day's ros Nothing coutd litt cngine 777, the fustest locomotive on the |y inmon who could traverso undis- [ mo if something happened at the last [ Fho il ter the R VEN CREEDON i — TR Tt o UNPNmATN G YIS BYROETA | B9 il R T Pan rEoh: AR CRELAARE uinmon wiio cou : n b L UL Lo st | putungup mod g ut your monoy for differsnt . i % government toand the finaeist and | owith aorecord, had been held in turbed the recling voofs of a fust frc minit to knoek it in tho head—I've been | treatments, and aithoush you are not yot curel no supply von . OBERFELDER & C0., - comniercinl fexfsintion ut the teaeral enpital, | o , H ¥ made theiv way through the sw: sid wcked so often, you see. 1'm got- | one haa paid back will postuvoly il | Importors and fon ~ ,_‘p LAl o1 L 0N i< o | uess for son > time to take them out. curs with dificulty tin’ miadlin’ old, an’ I'mm dead tired—got | cureyow, Old,chr asos curod in 6) ) millinery. not) 00 to Toue vestenduy. Tt was estimniiod I'he engine, with a full tank of the | "Old “[Tard Luck™ was evidently *“got- | nstiteh in my side, too; feels like my | Fpitaten s bt S TorBRBer e = et ‘ iy, 10 e volbie Suppiy of wheat. . Choera | Pest coul, had alveady been run out of g there,” and the suporintendert | heart had o eut journal or somethin®, T | sddressesof thos wohave' cured who bave #iven | KiRKENDALL, JONES & |AMERICAN HAND SEW- | = ‘ tall nde the deeline i Great Britain roundhouge, and the train dis yed silently that he might maintain | get that often, though—went ton doctor | permissionto refer to thew. it costa you only post ED SHOE 60, MUSICAL : a8, bt tho raidors 1 sutisfuctory 0 At the fiest stop he went forward to | an’said he judged that P’d die on ‘my en- SNt R0 AR ot th o ont g ORISR kg pnssengor trains about figured outy | eongeatulate the angineer. The iramay | 21no 0ne of thoss fino days, Well, horo | i sele aliog out eraptions on any sark of tho | BEHORIIATIOCS |10 X LBLLLIAh Ay THE MEINBERD 00, SIS uw OHNRA Ca ey ebmbar when hio was intervupted in his study of | wis” under the engine “hocing out,” | she’s a-comir 0u BV O Hme £ wast. — Planos orcans, artiste (100N 10ih St Tiano, | s gEIuy s e o Sentember ind 82900 | tho train sheot by u norvous eing at the | and Hossolkus, sooly and triumpbant, | Hossolkus clambered to his seat, and y taking meroury ant potasn, shoai BREWERS. Bougiasn, ™ B[ Tmicand weaiol tes peopt At the openinge cuver | telephone. The dispatcher answered it | as “oiling ‘round. a8 800n us the express train had cloared “mnnnu it fl;)r?mnutmr cof theso drugs will su — o il kinde ‘ apart. They e eame tozotierand | himeell, and the foreman of the round- | "S5 that suit you, colonel?” ho | the switeh it was opened by the brake- | U@ %ores and catin: ulsersin the ent.” Dou's falli» | 108, SCHLITZ BREw- B — | g s i v h:"_‘w ”;';”“llwlmll 'h‘:ll Po Ll sick, | eried, as his superior ‘appronched; “the | man, and the special was once more | velope. We tnvite themost rigtl investizatiou and UL PAPER, OILS. | s for Monday are: [ and unable to take the special out. old girl’s n-crawlin’, ain’t she?" under wiy. wiildoall n our powerto al1you init. Address, - A P B “That’s bad,” mused the dispatcher, “You're doing fine, Hossolkus—fine, | Leaning uncomfortably now to this | or b e (o 5 3 | “"Pi"“'""“r": Uflr STANDARD 0IL 0D -~ Smated Lt Tron 4500050 | but added, a moment later: “Well, send [ but keep it up—pound her on the back, | side, now to that, and with angry grind- | CCOK REME .. - Omahn Neb - = | Comntifg. winphing and |itefined ana tubricating better ey for vessel room, | 12 DX best man, and get a move ou; | for the porter tells me the wine is [ ing of lange on rail, it swept around the W ARRIAG LS writing papor, oara pa- | G e W et mi L e s Pt room. - [ithexl b6 hereiint ten minutes getting low and they're hable to see | curves with ever increasing speed. A TRVEARS = Lol LR for wheat and 1 for corn 10 1uf “They ain’t none,” replied the round- | something to beef about. Keep ‘em a [ erashing roar, a flare of yellow sunset | W.R.DRUMMOND ¢ o0, | = e - nr futures ranged as4ollows. I..m;_u. i | e roltin’, and the passenger run is yours,” li;:l;z 'rn[h'\'loxl from the rocky walls, “I'cz_cl;';_[:;;l | o butiaers. 1ose OVERALLS, SHIRTS, ETC. W oW **No other engineer?” shouted the dis- [ The colonel had risen from the ranks, | told of a cutting safely passed, while the o S HD < BN Y TR TE] e patcher, and at times, unconsciously, lapsed into | bridge,and culvert, and trestle bellowed DR"“;’,},",’_EE et Siua KIAG & SMEAD, |ROBINSON SSTOKES 02 July 1 “Well, there’s only Perkins on the | the old main line dialect. aguin us the engine cleared them at a ;s . = = | Mfre of \K & 8" pants. | Mfrs colebrated “Duey Qi rd engine and Hard Luck just in on [ “Don’t you worry none,we'll git there, | bound. R, mu.zs [ 550\ RESTORATIVE CLOTHING. et M IR R T T coik No Scott’s worktrain—might double him | Gimme this mill; colonel, and none of | The Three Sevens devoured the way. Restoratie S NERVINE,” | “otoronra vancs Omatia Tl out again—that’s all.” the other boys on the division 'ud ever | Again and again Hosselkus proved the ) Clotiing, notion.tarniy | O1MORE & RUHL, —_ Eepewbor | _ The dispatcher rushed into the ad- smell of my smoke. An’ she doeg | correctness of his theory by the terrific NERVINE.| § oA B BEare tgs Give us n trial | Manufes and wholcenls PRODUCE C 04X No. 7 joining room to consult the superin- | it so easy, reminds of your old maw’s | bursts of speed with which the mighty SHRAYAMENRVC || it B s o ReIOt s 1O SslAEey 1 £ AODUCE COMMISSION. At . tendont. 3 <A rocker-~just handle her right; don’t | machine responded to his every impulse; RO ysiotalok Establtahed, 1575, BRANGH & ¢0,, wieptei 1 o8 G *‘Hard Luck? nonsense!” suid the su- | crowd her, that's the main point. Now, | but his nerves were no longer responsive YeTVORHSH WHITHEY & c0. Producs euite ot an Lt s | e | |1 | Perintendent when he was informed of | my theory’s like this,we'il say the cylin- | to the exultant thrill of triumph. A Emelin COAL, COKE, CORNICE. Butter, exxe and poultry |~ kinds, oysters. 817 My Ww (1 [l [l | the situation. *Tell Pearson he must —n sickening foreboding griped his hes Quawva, Olfo. Narvine ls the quick re S i HDORRS Titlat. | e the specinl out—this is a nice time | But the colonel had fled. Hard Luck | vet, whenever he would have shut off | VS dyime faie: Reranie by GMANA COAL, OCKE & | EAOLECORN CEWORKS | - for him to get sick!” : cavricd his theory with him, for ho | steam and slackened speed an uncontrol- | Tiate iny Cofvuleions, Neiraleln, Par LIME €0, Mo galvantzed iron | J, B, HUSE& 00, | JAS. A, CLARK £ G, Fhe roundiouse was notified and re- | never succeeded in obtaining ulistener | Lible impulse restrained him, for in the | Fhouunds testify mmifiua}i‘&‘.'@'h bt ing: | Hard andsoftconl. 8 K. | COTRIEG NULAT, W | our spcctaitior: Butesr | Butter, euors, esen ccr. 16th and Douglas sta. ¢ | plied that Pearson was “foamin’ awful— | to whom he could expouna it. exhaust of the engine and the roar of Lodge-st. 0zgs and poultry, 10 poultry nod game. TR his wi 't lim jacked up and two | No accident oceurred, however: the | wheels, he fancied he heard one word | poriiony Kuhn & Co. 1th & Douglas Howard atroot 17 800t S 0 FrLovit-Quict doctors workin’ on “him, yelled tke | speed wus maintained, and the special | repeated over and over again, with | - 250 LA B b foreman. reached Oleson’s Siding so far in ad- | maddening persistency “Hurry! hurry! Y - . . CONTRACTORS. [Em— —_ — “This is tereinle! terrible!” groaned | vance of the train-dispatcher’s ealeu huery! hurey!” Aud the fireman, us he —— —- - W.E RIDDELL | piopELL & o0 No. 3 spri the superintendent. “*Perkins is only a [ tions that quite a w, s necessi shmn-l'-;x in coal and struggled to muin- o bl 1. H. GLENN (Estntitshod 1856) | ; ) ; 4 vollow, 5@ | VO¥s We can’t put him on, and Hosscikus | white No. the eastbound express, | tain his diMicult footing, noted with Ty steal Deinty, FMa % Whowslobuttor & erRs | 5 esianiab frulinpoun AALLAD will never get over the division without | toiled up the grade. wonder, not unmixed with uneasiness, : insomnia Faln s areiitects and bl d | ":'““:"”u"‘”' OF | try und gumo. ) white, 33@ | something happening—never in the Hossellcus lit the headlight, for the | that Hosselkus was working stenm on freo, by sonding thelr vamie CRGIEAUNGG | G world!” and the perspiration started | sun was impaled upon one of the peaks | grades wheve it usual to *'let them £ N el S ey BARLEY - No.4,no | upon his forehicad. “The whistlo of the [ of tho distant s, whoso custern :\F\\-n"‘mmfi-rqfc steaining pressure of 'ry,.;‘.':fi.‘.' S e — STOVE REPAIRS. 3 \ salos, specinl nroused him to the necessity of | slopes were al purpling with he airbrakes. Y Y o) - T 2 R eI b el TmaAtate AblionNE 2 SRV O% | ehudes of oventing LAl The ligging summer twilight gradus L h.i'.ll",'r":ie‘?‘é’l' —_—_— ' OMAHA STOVE REPAIR Ponk 01 \ard, por | “Tell them to put Tosselkus on, and | 1t was the last stop. Below him [ ally deepened until the illuminated fac and brin v, Lol ot B | e smiTH & 00, KILPATRICK - KOBH WORKS, 3 10 1bs s loose), | got him out as auick as possible—we are | wound the tortuous Goosencck grade, | of cloex and steam gauge stood out with i hones ORY GOODS €O, Stave s palcs 4ud waide 9 . €003 | o the hands of Providence anyway, I | with the division terminus at its foot. | pallid distinctness it the gloom of the i neunir, Tobents fl | D7 go0ds Botiont: I [pry goods.nottoas, went: M o ove " mader Is, por gal.. | Suppose,” he added to himself. The run was nearly ended. cab. Lights in lonely section houses i oury Dragy 11th and Howard-sts. STt bty ot 1207 Douslus. . " | Allwas hurey and excitement when | Having finished ~oiling, Hossclkus [ shot past, and occasionally agreat flure SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY. — = — = luted, #4641, Cgpocial pallod in. The engtne that | eaned against tho eylindor-head and | of red rushed upward from the momen- MOBBYS MEDICINE €0, FURNITURE SASH | TOYS. te clpts und siupments today wera as fol- htit in was cut off and hurried | £a%ed ubstractedly down the track. A | tarily opened door of the firebox. The RAN FIRANCISCO or CHICAGO. = = — —— lows: out of the . whilo tho huge, well- brakeman wus seated on the head-block | dazzling light of the furnace revealed . OMAHA UPHOLSTER- BEEBE & RUNYAN Fup- | M.A. DISBROW & 00, H. HARDY &00. — T TECHIFTa. [RATPNENTE, | groomed ' BRvEra I Gle b of the switeh, throwing stones at an ad- | old Hard Luck crouching forward on his SALE IN OMAIL ING CO. S e edalieiiy down in charge of Hosselkus, whose | jicent telegraph pole, and = moodily | seat, one hand on lethlrollm\lu-pt{h. J I Ughotstered furntturel NITURE CO., iinds brai| WLhRe7 BCRLA heart swelled chokingly ns the brazen | Speculating “upon the probabilities of ping the reversing lev His fea- flo Menoiasel” | Graoe ana Tairiosnts | mouldiogs ranol of | rona” cdrrinm ",_(ullin"ln in time for supper, while | tures w set, and sharpened, and so ———— an oceasional breath of wind from the | pale that through its grimy enameling AR valley brought with it, from far down | his face looked positively blue. An oc- A G{)Od Namc grade, the putling of the engines ou [ casional swift comprehensive glan malies a good note. clangor of her bell pealed out. But the beginning was ominous. The T engine wus unfamiline to him and e Erodu worked more stiflly than he had expec o western. Tiegser aadinarn T MemEe: | ed, so thut when ho backed down to be dalries, l@!7e, k weak at 1@ e, coupled on he struck the train with a = momentum that jarred its occupants b sdean Gonditlons -t uncomfortubly GGy i “Lord! Lord!” moaned the superin kes the tendent as ho wiped his ciummy brow and sought to_divert the directors’ at- tention from the mishap by suggesting some needed improvements in the “com- pany’s” water supply. Presently he excused himself and went anhead to the engine to interview SIDEWALK RESOLUTION 3 TRUCTION r. Omah Bo it rosoly . 3. took in clock, steamgauge und wate He had succeeded. The record would | & ind then his ey be broken beyond a doubt; but as the | upon the arrowy torrent of cool breoze of sunset blew in his face ho [ streumed into the glire of the heud- suddenly became aware of the fact that | light und disappeared beneath the pilot he was tived, and he remembered then | With unbroken, dizzying swiftness. At that be hac been on the roud for over | last awhite post flitted by and Hossel- forty-eight hours. kus reluxed. He glanced at the cloc The smell of heated tallow struck him | and the next moment a long, wailing for the first time ns being a singularly | blast ef the whistic warned the yardmen unappetizing odor, and he looked over | at the div end. the huge machine with something akin The record was broken: the passenger to dissatisfaction in the expression of [ run was his at la d Luck had June 4, 1802% d by thoc'ty coun il of the ¢ ty f Orvalia, the mayor concurin ¢ g - 'l_he name “Yale” or 171 hat woollen aldowi:ics b anstructed fo i 5 \( B five duys aftor the pubil S This resol tiis mark ,d ton, or the personal se thereots s by q ordinance 18 wuthorized wnd required sidewalks 1o be Lt to the gradeon the sified herein 1-tructed 1K Of suoh Wi d thic il tupon jolsts of su tr0s 18 pres by tho s Vfiie i the office of the Board of s Works tnder (18 supervision, tos SLECCLS Sp tinguishes the genuine of “Yale” Loc potiitoes. i5 reportud i yaurs, Yarhave worked hard for it, haven't you? It wasn't worth a dollar an th screct, N 20t of lot 8 block )i 2, nomin You know the rest, Hard Luck. He found him with an oil | 19 L ! tually got over the division without g acre whei scttled it oL A 8 faot Wid No.ddie 5 |[enaiInfonaihand apate bonthiotiwantall ail| biiases s HeslEhed ubd thelbrikeman l A, VIESS SXAELEC YR 0L IALAGHE S 4 T acre when you settled on it, s widiiion s ot wids WA Qule g 4 AR.000 NN AOA0 te asked if she was' coming—meaning the D time foro [+ 1% : i ke block 2 Shinn's wddition, b feet wide. hier gl the other, engaged in tho important equaled, but instead of oxulting over it, and now you wouid'nt take | vlacks Shinwswddition b Ioo wite. o« 1, Put BAn e 2, 58D llulll\'u[‘l|u11||;;:'dr;n.ml(l. : - No,” replied Hard Luck; “she nin’t | as he shut off stewn, he found himself fifty How lone do you ex- rigk's ndaition, § feopwide. = G ) P O | mper and 1 e | st thinkin?,? whistle sounded; had he not folt the ect to live on that place? Sauth wido of “Marthi Sircet. 1ots. L und 3 OLD 'TARD LUCK'S LAST RUN. cloaier o, his hasty wash had morcly JEunkInL s the other engineers | vibrationof tho eseaping steam,ho would ]“, s e S ’“! i y'm‘y'f'”l‘ A A A Y AT A e LOBAOL 0 Iulonry fookl o Diecdoupie. tud havo to tako siding when thoy got Bardlyshayeibolisvadibiunssithostlioo uith l.[..,uc,r..,n.,u S lsuinomn, vis QU SOl Do SUURTL : WM S0 of 10t streot lots 156,760, 1 Naw! I 'uz thinkin’ ‘bout my fire- ngaeng: man little Doherty, that 'uz_ killed _the | have to fix itthe fivst thing inthe morn- ot Bhteides ing, > engine lurched over the time L run into the burnt bridge at Rose e Tk el s Gl e ad S R AR Mason strect, 1ot and 98 block "waddition. 6 foet wie elson strect. lots 16, 17, 18, 19, ut 1L G feet wide insanity, misors 20, liar, ney. . juntary Losos, vtin him. Even his bittercst | Beath their shaggy brows, his mustache 5 bristled savagely, and the whole man was nervously alert as, with o squirt of good he enemy, Kid Alderson, was willing to claim jumper shoull come along scme dayand tellyou make that concession, but qualified it by | oi : ! Creek. It 'uz dark as pitch an’ blowin’ ssoll Ratorrhes oo Xortiun of'the or y ? 3 y 3 il heve, a dub of the waste there, and | & o I den fog that had dimmed the 8witch | Selfabusegve KrLion g - . Toast side of 22n streot, lots block 1844, city adding that ho “'was so blamed unlucky | teclive carefully cach key and bearing | 81Xty miles an hour. 1 had tho old | pEl (08 BIEE 00 BIGII1 ad Trom | Ha for s by msil Wogrirantsais bozn 1 to move on? Unless you ein from Nioholas sireor 130 fool north ) Fhe Righte. | white, but at length he pulled up before | susrant:ato refand it not chrsd. " Guskantoo tas | have a patent on record you And beit furthor rosolve li the railway hotel—fortune favored him or, drugglst. solo ngont, south /i o That the Board of Fub) tn\||n-,llnu'.. he made a splendid stop, T LA are not safe—perhaps not horoby is authorizad & Vith a gre: back on h L’,'T\‘»'.i‘x'u'lllu'i-uniugq.:"\l:.-, jUSEPH G"_LUTT’S then. Why don’t you ask Mty ighty-Three, with thir and material for the luml T 3 ¥ Three’s airpump ’uzno good,and I didn’t purtend to hola ‘em. We cum down into the creek like h—il beatin’ tanbark —the bridge had burnt an’ fell into the and peculine, a body never knowed | todetect anysignsof heating, he worked R R A D) his way around tho |lnvigh(y racor, " Ho i it s : q was just finishing his round when the i s singy irity extended to hisname. | U endant chma up, 0-5-8 -8, ent on the sel,” he “Now. Hosselkus,” said the latter, ap- Works bo and cause in the was wont to explain, with somathing | poulingly, o be careful and. tey and i i ly i | po ) ) BuERL g lew ) zong banged und thundered a hospitable \ like a shade of weariness, when a new | got us over the division in somo kind of [ recks 1 folt hor droppin’, socked on bR P T STEEL PERN The Bea Bureau of Claims to ) overator fultered on his long patro- | Spo-muko time. and, for houven's | WGA iote o sivpiol for hrales, | M4y made w magnificent run, 1lossol- S. look into your title and get il Yorion ey, sake, don’t break down ou the roud, If D 0y8. 3 4 kus, DIl fix it with the master me- D S ebinld oy to ba neok St the bon J. Hossolkus was enginoer of en- | S00MKO i firstcluss run, Dl seo what | Faguied 11 Sostin K0Gtin W0 GReek | ohanic—you go out on No. 8 tomorrow.” OLD MEDAL, ranig £xeouTio; 1864, you a patent that will stick: ot e pirt ot SO trot of” wid abit- bon J. Hossel nineer of en- | o can o wbout getting passengor run | 400%inT At ears an’ eaileond iron. | GG EQ BRSBTS e | THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. b wich e walle gino Seventeon-Forty-Threo, (oD Lord! I thought them cars never wouid e by por 2 4 hur Passed Junoe 4, 169 YN With the meager data available, it is Hosselkus put away | quit pilin’ up=—thore 'uz twenty-seven >pes '8 v o X 5 —THE—— Presiaent of the Council, g : sselk y his tallow-pot, | A% D S L ARDY e Presently a yardman _uncouplos i | Coun dificult to dotormine whother the nume | wived his ands on the bunch of wisto, | Siacicd up inside of two carlonths [ S0 Cuden his lantarn, SOUTH OMAHA. . Ationts JOUN'GliovERT L Hossellius belongs to the Anglo-Saxon, | Which he then carefully placed in his the track an’ 1 erawled out an’ start- | Fight!”” calied out the fireman, who was A ol 0 i r l S Approved; GEO, P BEMIS, Indo Buropean of Toutanle famitys bus | Pockot to sorve ns o hinkarahict, and | of ths track an 1 cruwled out an stact | S s 'ty tho gangway. Union Stock Yards Compan | B68 BUIEAN O GIAIM iz The engineer made no move, SOUTH OMAHA. NOTICE TO CONSTRUCT SIDEWALKS. “What's tho matter?” inquired the | est eattio. hog and sheep market in the west gunapy obiilio ke ipichy CLUNSRO0 switchman, clirbing into the cab; “why Room 220, at length spoke: “'Colonel,” he said, | yhag night, nn’ Doherty—we couldn’t get ‘don’t you lose no slecp ov {-"'” exeur- | him out—took the wreckin’ train half a sion—we'll git thera in the biggest kind day to get down to him—when the en- no such uncartainty attached to the or- igin of its unfortunato bearer. Ho was an unmistakablo Yunkeo: rathor bolow | of shaps—this mill has got it t her, an', | 41 P in—7"The light of his lantorn fe : 1ot you ar ) 3 o of shu s ) ([ian0 BB R dide o | in he light of his lantern fell ch of you are b tho medium height, lean and wiry; bis | if Tean't coux u move ont of her U] run | £H1G Won' Guoesf (] 20 Wis si9e an” | |on the onginee’s fuce; he puused sud- COMMISSION HOUSE ot wopdn oo mild, hght-blte eyes were overshad- | 1 stutionary the rest of my life. ~ Now, | growned but not burned none, which "uz | 4201y, for it wis white bencuth the [ s e Bee Building, 0 n: h tho eity of Ownha, Of whieh thy e~ . Thy 5 (Tt v 4 these kid engincers of yours, they ain’t N 7 . & PNy f grime, GEO. BURKE & FRAZIER copy W, BIRICHAU owed by bushy and frowning eyebrows, | \yin' mechunics like they'd oughterbe— | fuie (.:IU"\I(“.‘.:L .ulll‘l"!u'hl‘.‘“...-Hmh:r”u{“(,%lx Hard Luck was taken from the engine, LIVI OCK COMMISSION. Chatrman Hoard of PuLil ) o 81 0 i "y . s A ‘. “ & mnha, Nob, July 2, 1 and his grizzled mustache bristled | not but what they'ro good boy —mind | milo, When I’ete 'uz alive, she never | ltid upon a bench, and a physizian has THE LEADERS b, Nob, Ty 2D TR ' word agin ‘em— | puired to take to him much; but you | 11y summoned, - Bagineers, with smoky | ¢) ONAILY| Nritgyto thig housa for o NOTICE I' '\:'1') l~\"\“|"‘:‘l“ YWNERS, with a singular ferocity, which the | vou, I'm not st ness of the mouth und chin imme- | but they waste he weu stren’th—th torches, and teainmen, with lanterns, rect Markot Baporti. never see & woman £o set on uny one’ as s s o diunnes No. 4004 ra modiatoly balied, The whole man was | foully savvy the theory. Now— Eie s when oz dead. . Thoy say't | crowded around with bated breath,whilg = ; |Dursn lusndo o $lds saiite decidedly contradictory, When first | *Yes, yos.” hurrriedly intorrupted tho | she used o drink fore Poto uz killed, | the doctor listened long aud attentively Wood Brothers, A T o e 7 addressed, his munner was brusque and | Superintendent; *I know, but wo must | but I judge she 'uz o whole lob worse | f0r & sound of life. but only the atrpuwp | ouu owah hoae 11T, = Chl aud nlloy wishio Brenet, dunroveientipl his volso grufl; but after n few exple- | D¢ §oUting out of hore, und don't forgot | afterwards, I tried to do the right thing | 98 tho Threo'Sevens M'T'h"d follysie I DPAPIAT: | Managers, oity of Omul oroby, HoLife s volco grully but nlter i few exple- | ghyt passenger run—it’s manslaughtor, | by her, fixed up o house an’ squared her | the light rings of smoke from her stack W. . WOOb. { ¥ to muke ull n With wat tives his tone would soften and his most [ if not murder in the fiest degree.” he floated up, and up, and up in the quiet | Marketreports by muil aul wiro choerfully d s mning, ¢ ) complote at the grocery store, but she ulways had i work on or boford "o of Jul turnished upon application Eyes tested frea by an EXPERT OPLICIAN positiva assertions invariably ended | suid to himself us he hastened back; | it in for me, seems like. She'd fill her- where still'a unge of twilight lin- b et : HAREERBET QR RIOL o SR LEaat with an appea forconfirmation. *Noy, | *but if we escapo with our lives hie shall | solf up tll sho ‘uz blowin’ out the stuck, o, iy o P i Portoot adjununent, Superior lonses Noree nd aller it o B st d 10r uin't it so, for u fact? Now, wouldn'y | have the run.’ an’ then sho'd lay for me, an’ when she | "Dead!” said ‘the doctor, and the ten- C: bell C is C QUSBANIARAR AR L BON DlF TReSIIRee | KRILASY RSN S AN farin (Rona! you suy £0,’f you 'uz me?” he would | The conductor waved his hand, Hos- | saw me comin’—they'd taken me off the [ $ion was relaxed. 3 ampbe ommission Lo, and. Kregitues ) stroot to Willinine stroot ask, while his” wistful eyes wandered | selisus opened the throttle slightly und | main line then an’ put me on the yard [ Then they ull praised their late com- | ) jougo, Enstst Louts, Knnsas Oity, south | 5% No. 4ilPlerco stroet from et lino of th from face to face in search of support or | the steam shrilled through the cyiinder | engine—she'd flop herself down on’ the | rade. and all agreed that the old fellow Ouiahiu, Sloux City, Forv Worlh '[HE M_[]E & PENFOLD () e Mo ARaRAR R T i sympathy, perhaps. cocks us the special moved down the | track in front of the engine an’, callin’ [ h#d & good heartin him anyway—that | ——— — o— NSt A Y Hib waa the oldest engloeer on the di- | yurd. Slowly ho threaded the network | me all the murderin’ Liish names. you | 1% all but the doctor, who, s Lo roso A. D, Boyer &Com pany, 114 8. 15th St., Creighton Block. (ot ALy feom Tith 1 HUL streots, bos vision, und the most unfortunate, Two | of tracks, cut-offs ant blina switches, | ever heard of, yell for me to run over | 804 carcfully wiped his spectacles, #6 and 5 Exchungo BulldinzSouth Onana | — 1Dt e Otvhis, July 8th, 180 decades of brakemen and conductors had | und then more rapidly by the long siding | her an’ finish 'the fambly. muttered something about *Orgunic | comempantence solicited and vranots” wiswesr 11, | ) e———————— N s, twisted and distorted his lu -kl\v{;- sur- }..»,ml,u.. l}nlmm n(l cottages ’\.l.m. the 'hen she took sick, " an’ some say't “',’I“,'.‘.“')" .7;(;“:11'-1. "“:::(’I-w e Bpocial aigaHpa 1 ordute Toi skackers & “ [FHealthful Cluwtran Tioar i of Pubile § ‘:,.I;\‘—_ o in every couccivable way, but to | fumilics of the conductors and engineers | she reully hud ’em, but I judge it vz a NeSy S ) e A bllaliod, 153 Incorporated, 1341 H 3 ::;Illll:1.|1x~llnll4)-||u from %Old floss” 1o | lived. And instinctively ho felt the eyes | fover like, browght on by fapee st had promised, Had Luisk-wenk aut on Eeaed: b funy pard, 12005 H_lap}plr‘lf‘l‘-;-i»m sreow may bo “Hustle Cuss,”’ he ever nccorded the | of the women upon him. and knew that | She 'uz runnin’ wild, 'an the doctors | i e e B0 00 WERE (0L B PO | Wagaoner Birney Company, |[,otie (hin the bieyelo of today sumo rendy 1e8ponse. thoy wero suying: “*Well, if there ain't | couldn’t slow her down noue, so one | i8hed to the R | B e e el and cellatin markas A e b T O Jute: yeurs he hud been known | that crazy fool on Pearson’s Three- | night, at 1 just a8 No. 6 'uz comin’ | “*" reborts o o Malhmiaaliagay s tag uess ot | oy Lurcd simply s “HLard Lck.” Whea o train | Sovens, “with n passenger special! | in, sho took dowa her signuls. spiit tho | = - e & o e i A oW vould rench the end of the divi- | Wouldn't that kill you?” for women are | switch an’ pulled out light for the other Perry Brothers & Company, 1 BAMGA DOUARTIEH ARG A | S (Jm, Sationt. 1t °.'.Ju“,£?fv‘x/ Yion: wan and famished from u pro- | jeslous divinities—ihey would not thut | side. I heard her when she put the WA TEP Live Stock Commiission, s i aRAtd SR 1 6 081 ey _gmuv:“:n“.u,‘. tracted sojourn at some desert siding | man should huve any other gods or god- | blower on, an’ judgin’ that she'd got her c“nuu'fi uog v Room 51 Exc |.I. ’u .u.x\.. south Omaha TR YT YT T T YY) fooh 0146 wreak. It b the first inquiry of their ..\mpu\lp-u«-» desses before them, and as Hosselkus | orders I eays to her: *Ole lady syou'r DISTRICT i ephone 1 ¢ i gamsll aconmaiiumaninit b Hose igaiance o hinfol: ln--lh en would be: “Who ;\ us pullm “lmI“AIIlI'l‘A:I [ll‘(lillll.‘ z:lk);ulllxlu:‘ljlt\n:i xl‘ni‘x)x:‘:iub;( {mulkllu anml Iumlrdn‘m;v\ Imnh B clear COMPANIE R ?”tlol:n":lAmu.m M. H. Hogarty & Co,, ”-‘ LIAA ML beoomth i \iker 1iapossi bility our” M *Hard Luck,’ of course,” | stec! ron, oy made ¢ y= | track an’ no limits, but 'fore you open o N 6 & QAN e e rborn '" 0 %ceut slamp Kuhn & Co.. 15thand lluu,["..“flu Isth and . N ¥ S Mo B Sta: (I bail firute & 0 75'5-::-::'-. Bosron Rolsh Qmaba + Hob e | i R0 D105 o G Rola o) mluhlv suffered | ment Hard l,mk cared but little for | high sign to show’ L we clear all friendly m:’:l‘u ”:::‘, kl,::' .’.:l::a!,‘uu) by flood and 1lhonr disdain; he only thought of his un~ no kick cowin’,’ But she never gim-