Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 25, 1893, Page 7

A o o i w a 1 WAL ke morniey i b B Miskca, Ord. B C 1 O Mra, W C dome w Send welf-i <t " Da Quired wood fin auire 111 Btore 0. Withnell 1 e g O ( FOR RENT-STORES AND OFFICES DVERTISEMENTS FOR THESE OOLUMNS will be taken until 12:30 0 1. for the svening d until 8:30 p. m. foF the morning and Sunday ditions Adveriisors, by po an hiavo the ter 1n care of 111 be delivered pon p BITE_ATIONE WANTED. A 1340 & word firat fgwertion, 1o & word t Nothing taken for Toas thah 25e. a1 ntimbored ehook, | of T I3 LADY LIGF #2000 month. Ad- M307 25 NORWEGIAN, CONVERSANT WITH ENG 1wk, German, French: double entey, good pen. an, college cducation, wanta emplayment -4 onrs dally e M413 MENT WANTED. BY A YOUNG s A. Aswire, 1014 Howar sirect Mis7 WANTLED MALE HELP. NTED. BY Y( Work or copying o Ao resn Q W, Bee He fect TMPLC Frenehman torence. Addr J. for o a word first i d there- ot e taken " \ CAPABLE | INDUSTRIOUS, o M4z by n 1F YOU WANT A GOOD PAYING JOI WRITE . FRANS FURNISHED EXTRA lean Wringer, Co. 148 AT LAST WE HAVE 1T OrR Wanted evorswlior Ehenp's World's Falr Dliot Fghtod photograp) nd exhibits, Tre ACTIVE WOl ity vou books on terms froe. Outfit Publishing Co. or 723 Chestit st M35 28 redit hotos, §1 hila., P THE NENRASKA and Tnvestin of 1A ress to iy i, Dous Hlusteated elrcular A, Globe Bibie st GUARANTER 18 bloek SAVINGS oW eentle Apply Mt AGOOD BUTGHER FOI STEADY il wages be g ven neel N Ma02 2 - K WANTED, BOY ABOUT 1 1400 Do 0 WORK 4 oot M303 YEMALE HELP, fon, 16 a word there s Ll N WANTED Tates, 1 a word {1 thing taken for I WANTED, GIRL, ¥ work. Good pay it eome well r nauire 2000 ke WAFTED, FIRST CLAS erences required. Appl B, Millard, 8. B It GENERAL |f.,r~;<1: 5T CITY REF At $ COOK M & afts 0 | var | WANTED, 1. Wil pay you §: IRAL HOUSE- M WANTED. GIRL FOR GEN work. Appiy 2047 Dodie stroot WANTED, COMI IRLWHOUNDER anda cooléing 4. Mrs. M. Lovy, Dodie: St Mi93 213 FOR RENT - OUSES. Rates, 100 1 1ne oneh month. Nothing taken for It ALT 0 o 0 line pery PARTS OF THE CITY. 1505 Farnam. 550 it afte P HOUSES N e O, F. Dav AND 4-ROOM with n APARTMENT D, S-ROOM OUSE MODF Apply AR BIUST 4 Beo butldiy 0 D I Q -1 ishied roo: N. E. D, ter. beantiful lown i Miaimd strects, and 111 ZFOR RI water on all the floo:s, gas, ote. OwilidWadon FORSALE—HORSI: FOR SALI- MlSCELVK:I\NEOVUS erything in tivst- “Continued ENT, THE 4-§TORY BRICK BUILDING, 6 Farnam st. ‘The bullding has & fireproof ce: U basemnent, complets wteam-heating fixtures, Apply at the ooe hes Dee, FOR RENT, OFFICE SPACE O o0F 4t 1702 Farnam streot arty & Benediot, Call_or add 1712 Far BLEGANT N STORES ON 10TH yward; aplendid location for elgars and con lonery, genta furnishiags or any good line; ) good light basement. WHght & Lasbu sy Mo STORE, 821,8. 15 BET, — T AGENTS WANTED. Rates, 100 4 1ine each fnsertion, $1 50 & line per Nothinz taken 3¢ AGENTS WANTE an make s i any loealit n, 48 preferred, and oxp of work we have g enil r find 1 you w 0w our Instri w8 18 8are, The peoplo whil have ol er Low hard the fines, ilg sales rywhere, Al required of yon 18 push. Wa furnish mple o te today for pi At before atl vy taken. Addross “Manufreturers MORD 011 WUARANTRR 50.00 8 month w pay salai nscs. Monc YOU ink 10 i DIES OR GRENTI of and mending, by Aehine fronm w er d a cloar field. AGENT. MIT5 O14 WANTED. STATE AND xible aluminium shos soles wear of leathior. For price mp, Aluminium Shoe Sole Co. WANTED-—-TO RENT. a, 100 1 1o onolt por Nothing taken fo NEAR HANSCOM W hotisE of 8 o1 § rooms, serilon I e nih, WANTED. niw T PARK Family Moot PR STORAGLE, B fon, $1.60 o itne por STORAGE, WILLIANSACROS 1211 ARNAY FOR ) rates, HOUSEHOLD — ( K. Wells, 1111 F, YODS, . " FOR SALE—FURNITURE. ates, 114 a word firstinsertion, 1o, v, Nothing tal FOR 1K 1t plino. i butiding. word thors- Inquire room 30 ALL KINDS GOOD AS Co. 1111 Farnam st. +. VERY CHEAP, NEW ing machine, stufed 2617 Capltol uve ARLC S 1010 k. TBASE BT 431 TAND SQUA trect y WAUONS, LTC At tion, 1 10 1 word firat Iy thing taken for less word the OR SALE CHEAD, CARD Inauire at 1614 Cuinl MRSL 0 A GULATION S1Z1 OR SALT, wick & Balk b 108 IN ¢, FOR SALE Sapp block, O AN I T FOR SALE. GOOD & 7 T + road wagon. K. pliacton C. Patterson, = 5 Ramie YOUR 1. 3. Ko Dy RENTAL PROPE Hwn bldg. Sic Y WITH flats and NM741-02 HOUSE IN GOOD REPAIR, t Q Q tur FOR RENT. orth 191 ) M0 7-ROC n 1 Wi M FLAT, MOD foition it & Lasby Dy ROOM DETACHED HOUSE, wn ave, lurge. yard; D OM BRICK HOUSE Tanscoin park e riy eonvenle South Thirty 1 8 S D, FLAT. 7 ROOMS, RANGE AND ALL OTHER onveul, in good condition 7018, 16t 8t at 10 5, m. - Geor mor NICELY 1)t n 25D AND CLAY - 1 COTTA : I mo; U Bes bullding AND TWELVE-ROOM W rental W. ot Stiurr MODERN DaoR=s I, o N Fnquire 2 D i D Dibs FIVE-ROOM COTTAC D K-ROOM ¥ Bart HOUSE 2010 Capl 434 29 O PART OF FURNISHED COT- N. 2rd siroet MAT7 20° 12CAPITOL AV 5 Capitol INUE, 7-ROOM 0 venuie, TEN-ROOM BRICK urniee, not a 1 wooil i DATH, GAS, LAUSDRY nt plan! three | B0l Capitc JOM _COTTAGE i, ety wates N MU0 5 ROOM HOUSE, 1315 CASS ST, : ot R RENT orn. VY ou Hot 1, 1 whd th SHED ROOMS, 1617 & 1623 CADITOL ) OGNS FOL 5 South 2t et I, ML INISHED ROOM: FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOM of clty. Room Rentnl O 1, 1600 o Dodge, 212 v 10 TR FRON'T BOOMS, ALL MODERN, LY FURNISHED G114 North 2188 sineet SOUTH FRONT private family 10U NICELY Svnt Al Santiiath g NI i a0 FRONT Best ROOM ¥ C ountic Y NICE FRONT ROOM N TURN:8::-D ROOMS AND BOAKD J¢UUE DOLAN. 200 AND 211 N, 18TH 5T 2 YOUNG W Wotan s Ol MEN'S HOME. UN it ansoelation, 11 KOOMS AND BOARD #6 WEEK 030 8. 17TH | wtroet. | 327010 WO P 2610 Dodye IASANT ROOMS TH BOALD. | | Na0 2e | | | | I 7 SOUTHROONS WiTH i KD, 2805 D01 GLAS MRS 0210 JOI SALE- NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE OF roomis; houso has all modern conyenlenecs 03 10t 100 feet by 12 At 4024 Hum Liton - 483-30° 1) FOB BENT. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHE havdromu Loom with dicuve, v Frenzor, 116 N ¥on, JNEWLY FURNISUED ox at WITH BOARD © Webater MM ) North 191k MATH i FURNISHED ¥ at-clans boatd Mis) o I, Moy with board Hirney. FULRNISHED PARL Bl modern eonven Y FORKE 1 21058 AsDOFE s, 10c FOR RENT, ATy 'S dves “wal in ade ch tusertion, §1 1 (or lows Lii 2 GOOD BRICK STORE, 1807 ST. 2560, $16.00, 3ud will take out SauWire 1516 Nurasimn. M43 20 ) a liue 1 lai Room 3. Ma Rates, 100 0 W [ W ooNEY W W - — man, FOR SAL e e §35 CALIGR 00, HAS HAD V ‘Address Q 66, i TYPEWRITERS CHEAP-A FEW FI 48 NOW typewriters will bo s01d at manufac- tor about ouc-half pri cash. - Ad- Bee, 373 23 i el CLAIRVOYANTS, THE OMAHA | BUSIN ESS CHANCES. Continued, iv‘ RRESPOND partics having five Buainess dsairablo ded SOLICITED WITH o ten thousand dollars. and long oatabiished. More Address in strict confid INVESTORS- FOR SALE, IN £00d8 store dolng & large business in Lincoln, Neb., 4 elty of 65,000 population, & few of the best departments. the' departments dofng o g nd profitable business. The stock will involee about £5.000.00 i1 cach department. For farther partle ulars, address John B. Canningham, Lineoly. Neb. WILL § I clean atoc points tn nto storn Nebraska or Towa, a good of mdsc. in one of the best trading Nebraska. Just the time of year 10 o ‘business. Address J. Estaque & Co. He [ M5 2 Y ;FOR SALE. NICELY LOCATED AND WELI furnistied 40-room hotel, £00d trade: lone leas or will take an active par Address Q 11, T Mitd4 o YORK HOTEL IN FOR RENT, THE NEW A moder out: wil ble party tiont, Neb rent or sell CLEAR CITY LOTS ® PrOperty TO EXCHANGE Must bedesirable Lo M= FOR whs Q Y, WANTED, FIRST.CLASS DHYSICIAN tako charge'of medical tstitute. Addr K. Anderson, Des Molnes, Ta Miy ‘~ £1.000.00 wonn cash 1 pleasacit cash value golichicd, 1 Minneay of PURHASES ESTABLISHE noss o Minneapolis. Dutie similar to Fotel prof 000,00, WL con K10 000 MOriEnTes oF clerr To A Tnmediate, thorough iny E. Jolnson, 407 Nicolle Min N YjFon sl Hotel fn B Kay, Husth at nctal stigation o1 OR RENT THE STORLTING wnr., Adams Co., Neb, Apply 1o 4. Nob, 410523 FOR EXCHANGE, e ¢ a line each inscrtion, $1.050 a line per HiNg taken for 1oss than " Rates, 1 mont 7 7 7 Box 1 Vel / ADE FINE ZiWILL 71 Ain 5101, corner, unimproved for clear land fn central or e eloar 1018 and acreage at ) s, Box 101 V2 SCHANGEGOOD RFAL RST p 7 T OWN 100 . Dikot ) lors: 0, Frankfort, Ind 011 AT MDSE. WILL )5, Frankfort, Tna. 611 BUSINESS BLOCK, GOOD TOWN IN EAST braska, for stock mdss. Address P. o, Creston, Neb, M1 2 RANCH TOTRADE, 507 BROW ndcattle. Add, box 7 CLEAN STO talke real estate OF GEN Toney. 1 BLDG anitoy Denver, Colo FOR_ B! and ¢ Neb, ML 2 FOR ¥ Jand: want horses or HOUSES, LOTS AND FAL JARGAINS s 3 i or tride, Q00 ACRES GOOD FARM LAND FOR SALE A Olow pricc or’ cxehangs, in Nebraska, for mer- idise or horses. G, 1L Petorson, 1412 8. 13th st M957 00 JOI and HOUSE, WIDE outioises, B0X 12 noar YoM and Tots, ratlway 4 e or eall atroom 504, Pax M wit oach, Kountzd Y. LIFE - LEGANT EIGHT-ROOM RESI Dilth, SOWer, ote.; barn: 50- lot, near A« 283000, Will g0 quick. 'C. A. S butldi M4 1 ((ORNER LOT. PLAINVIEW ADD. CHEAP Inproved Platnview Add. property to. trade for vaeant Plainviow Add. Tot. 28 Barker bl YARGAIN, diene: NT KOUNTZE PLAC Sherman avenue, South 1 and J R fdot fro A. Stavr, Room 800 Tee Bufldin THY RENT Wi 195 feet, with cottis Y A LOT blocks (romcar, for V SECURITIES FOR SALE nsortion, $1.60 4 line per on for 1054 1 10¢ A line ¢ Nothiug ta —_— MASBAGE. BATHS, 11C. u’lvh-.le each Inser tnsortion, $1 for less thia ARSON, 1121 DOUG o 7 massige, wleoho sulplp MME. Douglns ~MADAME $) o, Viipa Nothing MASSAGE TR mal bhaths Lehiropodist nth. LADIES, FOR TI 1o ‘introdiier I A for the 1 THE PRIMARY, SECONDARY AND 5 0f blood polsoniug perimi wifely cured without sickn 1 business. Consultation” fr Dinsmoor Remedy Co., Suite ocl 410 Sheeley — e N ). 318N, Y, ity or Alkib ey property. 05 At Jow raies for choke d 10w farus or O .00 TO $1 1 &€, 208 Shiecly state ¢ loek =10 ¢ farm E. MONT The O, 10 LOAN AT LOW i b years. Fldelity Trast Co LOANS ON IMPLOVED AND | clty proper o delays, W, ¥ AV i Simith & ¢ EY iy 10 W TO LOAN AT O( 17, Mollcle, ¥irat RREN Natlonal Bic Al ld J:l\:\'l' MORTGAG Thomns Joftor, AN ( Ada, MONEY on long time, neil Blufts, Ty a8 3100 1 1w each Nothiug takoen for les #1.5 DO YOU WANT MONEY ! We will loan yon ANY SUM URNITURE. *PIANON ARRIAGES, WART Wo iy Mt e v Wil carry ¥ o1 can oo the FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTER €0 o 000 f avd LOAN NONEY ON AN Wt 1l A Y PO LOAK Lor Lirzo. at € 4 1o Iost poss(ble t anl for You ein pay it back AND PIANOS, D CARRIAGES 2OBIPTS, M P LY INCORP ) LOAN COMPANY IN OMAITA BUSINESS CeiaNCES. W, 100 3 Tue adeh fusortion, §1 Nothing taken for Lo than CHANCES. BOX 574, SHENANDOAL, 1A G KNERGETIO PHYSICIAN ek Box 71, Terirand, Neb ENT. A BAKEGY SHOP, OLD STAND th L6 st Apply 10 Jos. Red P ONE OF THE DUST AND LOCATED hardware steres i 1ie siate for aile . Address & Gnuisiia 1, 1% _1(.| A, 10¢ month. 1 Alone costing X gl 10 Justify solely Tt 15 the best pre Look 1 Wl be sald at g ity of your life (G ideneds in Omah itB actual cost Call and we will 8how you this proparty with pleasure, GLOBE LOAN & TRUST 00, 16th and Dotge strecta, and out. Tnspact it clos ifiee, This 15 an « Lone of the most beautifl forless than 50 per cent of G G nettmg pure of from $100 1p 161 & Dodgc Jin G, G Waltaco, 1o Wand Douzins e e WORLD'S FAIR HOTELS & ROOMS G v 0 bloek, 1 WISHING TO VISIT THE WORLD'S FATRL eatly farnkshed rooms at a0 Boulevard, at to elavated R, R.and v, B0 O3 —_— R UNDERTAKEKSAND tMBALMEKXS ertion, $1 R Hne per loss thin TN inder Rittes, 10c n line month. Nothing tak ach fusertid, 0 a 1o for 1084 1. ) an 2o, | CADIES AND GENTQRMEN CAN SO0N e work (g Knowlodeeh of shorthgnd it typewritn, A C. Vi Sants school of shop lind, 513 N, TAta Ty | OMAHA COLLY SHORTHAND AND Ty peweity M e orier s st ation sl and . pro; OF SCALES. Nothing “’”‘”Zr Rates, 11ge 1 after NV HAND SCALES, ALT ., Lk . MUSIC, ART 10 AND LANGUAGES. rtton, $1.60 4 o por thin LENBECK, BANJOISTAND TEACH SR | TToriia sti Ratos it ) for 1 R s PAWNBROAER:{. Rates, 100 3 Hno oach nsortion month.’ Nothing taken for loss, L0 4 Line. por DIAMOND BROKER, 1403 s, wit FOR RENT-HALLS, Ach nsertion. §1.50 & Nothing tuken for less tian (OMAHA Gl 61 Ratos, 1 ino per month. ¥ ALDS ARMORY avonue, for bails, motiigs Alao * Moraud's assombly rgoms, 1310 11 both hidllu on firat H0OF: 1o AtAirat b e Wil el tation: twrasr b partlos + Moraud bifor TYPLZWRIT RS, " Ratos, 10¢ a T cach s S Laken for rilon, §1 45 th BOYLES S BABE 613 NEW YORK LIFE fi wost [l ; Joaydin DRESS x Rates, 10c 4 1 Ko INGAGEMENTS “taniilies sollcited TO D) 1 Miss Sturd Raton. theroafic word firat inw: Nothin, OST - BARY leo and Lea Dodge 4 Ive WHITE MILCH 08 and deep miw 1oLy Clias, Sanitelson And receivo mwind “tion, takei 105 luas thin 1o 4 word DRESS ON th LETWEEN COW, ROPE AROUND 1arl 0 0ie hori. Pleike 1913 Dougias sirewt JAILY BEE: MONDAY, SEI et o AR DALY DWE: MONDAY, SEPT SPECIAL _NOTICES. Y THE RACHkE(E’LS RETREAT. Waverly Magasine, Mr. Andronicus Trotter was a man of prodigious sympathies and a limited in- come. Notthathe was s pauper, by any means—if he wanted a new suit of clothes or & new hat he bought it with- | out any trouble and 3affored no financial inconvenien but he was unable to ameliorate the condition of the general public by founding some great eleemosy- nary institution, as he wonld huve liked t0 do, &0 he had to content himself with relieving individual cases of wretched- ness He was a prudent man, and his sym- ath os never outran his pocketbook, but it would have been better for the world had the pocketbook been un- limited. His many friends termed him a fortu- nate man, and perhaps he show that he was worthy of his trust by doing what he could to reiieve the army of unfortunates. It was of his life to found a “Retreat for Aged and Indigent Bachelors,” for the sym- pathies of Mr, Trottor were confined to his own sex. He was not a woman hater exactly, but he 1 a holy horror of womankind. He could not bring himself into contact with them without experiencing a sensa- tion of tercor. It might have been bashfulness or dif- fidence, but he could never rid himself of it, and by the time he had reached his vear he was a confirmed celibate. have been t the natural alty of man toward woman W latent in him, and would have been wkened had the right one come along, but no art of woman had ever struck a responsive chord in his breast, from which it might be inferred that the right one had become lost somewhere on life's journey, or else lingered unduly. In the twilight of a chilly November ternoon Mr. Trotter sat in his comfor le study and gazed into the fire, Ho was smoking a pipe, for he had sworn off cigars for a week in order to devoto to some worthy object the money that would have been spont in that direction, and on that afternoon he was wondering what particular object was most worthy of receiving the benefit of the special act of self-denial. “Iive dollars,” he mused, “‘wouldn't be much to start the fund for the bache- lor's retreat with—though that fund must be started some day, Mrs. Mulli- gan is able t0 go to work again, 80 the doctor informed me, gnd- Confound it! so T have to go around hunting _after misery? Isn't plenty of it right under'my nosos there is: John Simpson looked worried today and a man can't do much on $25 week, He 1 ) o aithful clerk, is John, 1 wondor if 1 eould help him? I'll see him tonight—1 will for a fact,” and then the henevolent ereature began to build acres of hospitals and orphan asylums in the perishuble air. That evening after his dinner Mr. Trotter looked up the address of his clerk. It was asmall flatin a distant and not particulurly fashionable part of the town, but sympathy overruled all obstacles and the amiable gentleman started forth on his wission. It took nearly anhour to reach the street where John Bimpson lived, but when he reached it: Mr. Trotter was surprised at the geneval respectability of the iocality. Like many other people, Mr. Trotter imagined that the parts of his native town with which he, was not familiar wore not particularly pleasant places to live. Ho found the! number in due conrse and waited & moment after ring- ing for the door to open, whereupon he ascended to the third floor. ““Well, Simpson,” was his greoting as he came face to face with his clerk, who opened the door. John Simpson started as though he had scen a ghost. “Mr. Trotter!” he ejaculated in Jjust RIME IN HIGH PLCA ES! 1t is not strange that some people do wrong through ignorance, others from a failure to investigate as to the right or wrong of a matter. But it is strange, that individuals and firms, who are fully ware of tho rights of others, will por- sist in perpetrating frauds upon them High-toned, “wealthy manufrcturing firms will offer and sell to rotail mer- chants, urticles which thoy know to be infringements on the rights of proprie- tors, and imitations of well known goods. We want to sound a note of warning to the retailers to beware of such imita- tions nud simulations of “CARTER’S L1 TLE LIVER PILLS.” When they aro of- fered i you, refuss them; you do not want to do wrong,and you don’t want to lay yourself lizble to'a lawsuit. Ben I'runklin suid **FHondsty is the best poli- it is justas truo that **Honesty is thebest principle.” i AILWARY TIME EARD W Veatlnlg, b B Na Locil BURLINGTON & Dopdg 10th 1 707 pin 10.15am 400 pm £.00 i | .50 ST Omauia | Dopot Tot and M 945 an 1015 pm i€, C. 10,15 Clty Dily Expros xp. via U, P, Tran.| . Louts Exrods TICAGO, 18 1§ P ACTIC, fou Depot 10101 & Marey Sis. LAST [AT Omaha 00 am 2. 400 i [ )0 i ALl Dross Limited prons 5 Fale it 0. ME. B, ox. Siin i Jielihioma Wiy Oklalionia & olora DX St 17 tod .80 pm 4:55 pm Arriyes O | (oX8un)|1 10,40 v Sts, CHTCAGOD. M ST U. P, Depot angfSare Chieago Bxprosn Chicago Ewptoss. . BB & MO, PAUL, y Bta, Ariivos 9 $iLt . 150 pm Mon. w‘ 4.50 pn (1020 am Desdwood Ex. Sai) Wyo. Norfolic 500 1 #an (4y) W RS N Arriv Omaha | 605 pm. | Sonm 3 215pm ddd b 12 45 pm MISSOURI PACIFIC 13k and Webater Sta St. Lo SL Lou Nebrasicis J00ul ST P, M & O, 1ath and Webs Sloux ¢ Accommoda SU Paul Limited AT Pansenzer 1TV & 10 and M. Sio /1% Clty P St Paul Exp X CITY & PA Leaves Arrives Doy O at 640 i Leave « Omaidl_Dopo 5101 Do "TEMBER such a tone as he would have said, “the ' devill” had his satanio majesty sud 2 ), 189 rised through the floor. The clerk led his employ little reception room, which Mr. Trott noted with a quick, admiring glanc r Heo was just about to remark: “You the reckoned upon John Simpson living with | any know that most certainly not have put himself in | doorway, and ely believe h of his famil he ha have pleasant mpson,” when he stoppe: first word. A dainty little figure dressed in sober gray had snddenly appeared in Mr. 1 e in d ar the path of a woman. hes tor My My —my sister, itating way, f s failing rd know what There was such a look of mischief in | Mr. the a great droam | the ove of th wrost mof fun in Trottor felt ¢ young lady sir, r he Trotter endeavored | fully, and r | most awkw wanted to | 10 say something, but g her open smile, that tain that John had informed her of his anticipations, and herself verified his sus- picions by romar king you! you w confusion by taking his hat which duty” John had ne was prevailec fory an ¢ den ant Simpson, looking nearly as uncomfort- Tho latter, how- - to find eourage enough able ove to fi terrupted by the entrance of John Simp- o) said of 1 leeted that the main obj was to dispense charity, abt but comfortable and home ings, and wondered how in the world he object of his cou call 1t would be impossiblo—and i ght, as he looked too av the awful, ho refleeted, and shuddered. But meanwhile the little woman was talking away for dear life in praise of the rooms and her good John, and when th the host had sh rec Oh, Mr. John e has hen she incre n, e pasy chair wre hittle ly, and on anc the »as Mr. v, man; Trotte inish the ren s sistor. You havo 1 andibly. nice L | old x ased i on woman, oth rk t que quarters short Trotter o8, He had truth he d ny—for he said J knew M hr to bow he didn't ¢ h lady, s d ch am so ¢ ne so mu the poor and v 1 upon te lc one side ¢ smiling side sat hat had be rtor 0 sooner was the belated rem: his mouth than he little woma 1l ever expla he tho young pes stowped to take wered n he wn, in rson. y bre: the suddenly st of hi and ho | hen at the o surt su o was 8 It his_self-possession and Trotter was a little more at case. an g wrgument took plac and Mr. Trotter, the take the proffered cigar until it thrust upon him, and Le lig amental note to the effect not interfc with h his botween wtter declin that igar ant inasmuch as it cost him nothing. After tho cigar wa seemed 1 progress wonde “Trotter started onee or twice as he found himsolf really enjoyed the « to o John ‘assured him that the humble addressiy all, tho lightod t fully. an hostoss, and when by flal’ was honored by his presen I came,” answered M ainning with the anglicized ve Cinsars famous epigram then suddenly re — e The fact was so evident that no one dared gain: although the demure dan *This is the first, tim plea par Once in the street, Mr. T ) 5e0 yOu. it nsel smiled swo I trust asantly, M t of asecond. a sigh of relie call he w the and , consic del mattc hted t his actions tions. Once or twice on his homew b 05 ] He had enjoyed the ing the circumsiance, but 0 be T eame, ollecting the case of Lis visit, he continued, stammoring, *to ut not rotter,” she nd_the worthy man had to take the outstretched hand for a finite otter hy free. Thi er he came to the conclu- sion that he had acquitted himself with credit, and no man pleased with himself regrots stances that bring about self-c the ci he actually thought of the sister der can exel P con tion to any had would 1 never wonder at a woman, ful thoughts 1¢ to the eption to th oor, mis, sider th nidec tever rule ¢ Lequaint wve reg © Mr iclusion t era 1 ma wor ver ance ized her with any standard As he we iste! p what to do, tion of th over th ami keeping up spivits and: he cannot sifrely afford 1 tha *ness John thercfov heq lur It seat like batl Ji red a vow papers an 1sements he reg Ree ogtion Y wag. nust he sai “And on urct play. was strange for one at the d, the wauy, Simpson, wouldn't you 3 10 o, Lo the Ly 1 tickets, hn was d said to Mr us, sir, Wher ©50) seor mar of him, It was v pon Mi you took ned surprised, » her na ked those self, delightf d s plays o great m kept the self-blinded ¢ [ witl Sec that he g his that he bought two 1 mys was not made clearer when he suid to 'son, Jeut i your mo is Bessic Mpr, Trotter that he sat in his study ahd indulged in one Asie said this, and full has that Mr, foree of it exercisc n ¢ by sceing than 1) it scemead 1i Protter drew he shudder vil the hour later, so quickly adeed of penance, up Trotter t sho 1 sex. an; little d nan is an ¢ formulated been widi that man or con hatsoever! a W t to sleep that night he reg- to do something for his poor clerk, Joha Simpson, but he was zzled with the thought, not knowing Morning brought=no solu- problemy but AW oned ment out putting his thoughts in words, after shisfashion: he gl notic 1y, the 1th, » ple nd uc in rood way down sed two good seats for a popu- and the " aud gav vy good in you to rememt Bessie enjoyed it ve mic sister, ehy " sudden ufternd uversations ap d as on spirit, and fiend beforc a long sk into the here,” he ited it with it the ird part sure “For the benefit of my busi- health 4 gel o the weciated denly here, at the could | never | id not would 1, ina I'rot xactly r- | g 10 see about man's coat, 0 per- ) take at the pleas- John en in- 9 s visit oolced pluin, ound: Iting, cway imply Mr, Then John ing to was did vow, hing d Mr. He 50 , be- ion of and eaved nking reum- atula- way won- nl he as an id he :xeep- , and er he must npare il of with- ancy in John in town ory o him :h. Iy re- on as with the o who is re- hir teh of | | but the incident | visit had not died away, y | was positive alized that his actions were | He knew that he ought | | oflice | private |-his entployer and fellow clerks | matter as | the Bachelors' Retreat, and opened an account for it in a ledger, orediting him- solf with $50. Then he built the place in tho glowing ashes and pictured John Simpson as a gray haived, contented old man, sitting bencath one of the piazzas, | peacefully consuming his latter days in smoke. A day or two later, while at his desk in the office, Mr. Trotter saw the front door open and a female figure ent Ina moment he discovered that it was an ex- residont_of Italy, soliciting alms, wh her husband played popular music of the last generation dn an organ outsido; sot Mr. Trotter think ing. Suppose John Simpaon's sistor should come in some day whilo he was the Although ghe memory of his pl t Mr. Trotter that he would rather hide than meet Miss Simpson in office before the office boy and two other clerks The more in tl he thought of it the mo worried, and started norvously every time the door opened ever had hi boen invaded by any woman save the one who did the cleaning and others who were begging, but Mr. Trotter real ized that such a precedent might be vio- lated any day and the realization came with a sudden sinking of heart. 'hat afternoon a_carpenter erected a room in the back of the office, Trotter was easior: but evory was about to go out ho made a rvey of the offico t von forth, and then bolted for the h Mr 10l ful turing door, All the clerks wond come over the old man,” and boldly com pared notes after covery flying exit. Meanwhile the Bachelors' Retreat fund remained in its original state, and no money was added toits eredit. Mr. Trotter thought of this fact one aft noon, when he did all his fanciful and sympathetic thinking, and he also _re- memb, the money he had saved on swoear gars had not beon dis- posed o “By § he said, talking to a match safe in'‘the shape of an owl on the man- telpiece. (As the owl was saered to Minerva, it wonld have been mor propriste to have invoked that fair divinity. But Mr. Trotter was not wel read in mythology.) “I was going to give that money to Simpson—so | was.” He didn’t think of the theater tickets and the money expended thereon, but he called to mind a speceh that John had timidly made a few days before: **Bes- sio hopes you'll eome ‘around soon again, si and t red ‘“‘what bad ‘Tonight's the time," he said in re- sponse to therecollection, and that night again ho wended his way to the little third story flat. Fora wonder Mr. Trotter’s bashful- ness faded at the truly hearty weleome ho received from Bessie Simpson. 1t is true that John looked more embarrassed than he did on the night of the first visit, but Mr. Trotter put that down to his credit, and was as affable to him as a fellow elerk when the young lady was absent for a few moments, and gave vague hints of advancement which scemed to distress John more than ever. But the gayety and lighthearteduess of the young woman were wonderful. She sat near Mr. Trotter. and soon had him explaining at length his ideas for the Bachelor's Retrs i “Won't it be cried, as though it were a thing assured; and, in- deed, her listener was more sanguine than ever. “ButI think it is too bad, Mr. Trotter, that yon don't dosomething for old maids. When we get rich enongh, John and I, T am going to buy ground as near as possible to the *bachelors' home,’ if you have it built then, and erecta place for old maids,” Why?" quoth Mr. Trotter, with wonderful gallantry. *“You do not ox- pect to go there—while T hope to breathe my lust in my own institution,” he young ludy went off into a penl of laughter, in'which John joined feebly **No, n0,” she cried, as’soon as she was able, “I don't expect to die in any old maid’s home,” and then she laujrhed again heartily. Mr. Trotter looked puzzled, and then came to the conclusion that she must be engaged to some one whom he had not heard of, but Bessie, with woman's quick wit, fathomed his thought, S0 vou think I have lauched. “Well, I have, but it's only dear old John. Mr. Trotter chuckled at this,#irst, be- cause he thonght ho ought to pay some devotion to such a loving sisters ana ceondly, beeause somehow ho felf re- lieved that any future call he might wish to make would not be disturbed by this unknownoutsider. After this Mr. " I'vot- ter was positively gay, and took Ifts leave without any embarrdssment at all, Business was very brisk with Mr. Trotter for soveral ¢ after this, and kepthim at the.oflice until | 1o night, Two clerksand the office boy als ped, but John Simpson went home o day at the usual hour® for closing Mr, Trotier would go to John's desk and say, SI guess we can- spare you tonight, impson; your sisterwill be exgocting you home.” And notwithstandifg his protessations John had tosgo and leave bean,” she Mr. Trotter, Mr, Trotter excused himself (to himself) by faying that, although he necded Johin, ho couldn't have any fomale rela- tives looking in after hours for their vecreant brothers, He did not consider that tho gther two clerks might have sisters by the score and these two mortals felt théem- selves deadly hurt,"and wondered where John sgot his *‘pull with the old man" from. " The small offl orked wifd suffered in silenc, g that he had some influence with the “hoss.” Aftor this busy scason was over Mr, Trotter once more resumed his aftor- noon e ms bhefore his study fire, The remark of 13 impson-touching the ofd malds’ home tickled him im- mensely., Ho wondered whether it would iy to build the “Bachelors' Retroat,’ before the givl was ready to start the rival institution But she might marry some rich and build b he did, nsidered her as earnest in the 10 was himself, He chanced to meet her in the gtreet, and stopped a moment 1o speak to > ool very charming ina He ‘mentioned that bo man, he for he ¢ one day actually ant," done said, and the 1 nak il ut work.,. a8 the thunder whioh follows the light- ning flash; as bewildering as when one is abruptly waked from & roalistie dream, the conviction came to Mr, Trot- ter that ho had been thinking of Bessie Simpson The latest chivalry of his nature had asserted itselfl but too, too abruptl 1t ggered the staid old bachelor, who entertained such foar of women, and made him sick at hoart. He did nob Stop to analyze his feclings and see whether he loved the girl—the thing | was simply not to be thought of. Iig wondered whether had shown her any attention that might be misunder. tood, His kindness to her brother might be mise ed into kindness to but he would furthor. He a bag oo long 1o change this time lifo, and though o womar had *ed his armor | of sympathy and touched hi heart, he ild flee was tho only thing. vould be a nightmare if he lived in ume town with e might moot at any time: and, on the other sido, the old gentleman realized the fact that | if he lived near he might be tempted to call on hor. Alas for the weakness of human na- ture! Mr. Andronicus Trotter decided that he must go south for his he alth, 1 that night ho packed his satchol and made all the arrangemonts, I'he next day at the oflic nothing until afternoon, and called John Simpson in to him. “l an ing away fora month or six weeks,” said Mr. Trotter, not realizing that absenc mukes the heart grow fonder, “‘and I want you to take charge of the offico, and—and By the way, Simpson, say_goodby to your sister, and and, 1 say'Simpson, you ought to pro- irl with-with a fine young husband L lolin Simpson heard this speech with blushing s, and before Mr, TFoftor could finish broke in hupr 1y, hesitating and stammering as he spoke! M tter, sir, excuse me, but but Bessio is not my sister—sho's my wifel Wo were marvied during my va- cation last summer,and —and-—I thought it might disploase you to think [ was I, not being marriod yourself, nsty 20 ne wlot of oseape was ho then said ho “Simpson,” said Mr. Trotter, * sido and wait until 1 call.” Lhe young man did as ho was bid, ling sure that ho was to be dischargod, he had no sooner closed the door than Mr. Trotter executed a sort of war dance on his mat “Saved! saves Andronicus!” he marked, smiling at himsolf in the ror. Then he resumed his seat called for his clerk. mpson,” he said, g0 out- ro- mir- and as that patient individual stood before him, 1 don't think I'll go away just yet. T hadn't read this letter when vou' we hore bo- fol he hadu't read it inJohn's absence, vither, b told tho teath), and f don’t think I'll go. 1t's rather late for a wedding teip, but if you want a month just take it, and you and Mrs. Simpson g0 0ff on a’sproo, Your salary is § week boginning today. Goodby, { John.” Deaw onmo whils you're away if you want any money. Goodby." Then Mr. Trotter fairly pushed the tonished man out of tho oflice, with- out waiting for any thanks. “By Jove!" said the worthy man a fow hours later before his fire. “I'll devote the retreat money to_a Simpson fund, and give them the 875 and the rest that would follow if they'll name their first boy Andronicus Trotter Simpson,” — The Modern Beauty Thrives on zood food and sunshine, with plenty of exercise in the open air. ter form £lows with health and her face blooms with its beauty. If her system needs the cleans ing action of a laxative remedy she uses the nt cand pleasant liqud lixative Syrop of - CHANGED HIS MIND. rke Cock W WS Early shington Lifo, Bourke Cockran has now beecome so marked a figure before the country that nearly every one had forgotten thut he had dropped out of public life for a couple of years with the avowed inten- tion of ncver entering it again, They tell a fanny story about this in New York. In the early 80's Cockran had obtained a good deal of local fame as an orator, both at the bar and in demoeratic con- ventions, and his friends had urged him to go to congress and make his reputa- tion nationgl. 1e was accordingl clocted 1o %o Fiftic th congress, Ivm{ being a now man and unacquainted with parlinmentary practice, no scope was given him for the display of his peculiar tulents, Before his first session was over he was 50 disgusted that he refused to run again, and Roswell P, 1Mower was elected in his stead. One day in the Sunmer Of 1890 he mot in the strect an old friend of his, PMnklin Bartlett, a‘clover young. inwyer of high social standing and’a fel low member” of Tanimany hall. Phoy stopped 1o chat g gmoment, when Bart- blett saidy & . “Bourke, Twih thinking of waking a run this full for your old seat in congr Mr. Crokpr tells me that Flpwer doesn't I want it aguin, and that he offcred it to you, and you wouldn't touch it. I have an idea | sSHld like the experience, [ am to give him my answer tomorrow,” “Well, my boy,” said Cockran, “T wish you joy. I gotenough of the job in less than Weree monthy, Washington simply wore iny soul out. A conch and six horses couldn't drag me back there,” “Thrt's just. the trouble,” argued tlett, “You didn't stay long enough, Plig.only inducement for an.active man 10 g0 1o cong is the opening it offers fora earcer, but you ean't uchieve a carcer in three months, Look at some of th southern fellows. They go back term after term, making little headway at fivst, but geaduaily becom- ing bevter acquainted with théir duties nd the methods of legislation, By and by the country finds them out, and then they work thoir wuy into history," “Woll,” answorod Cor kran, thought- fully, “I dare say th is something in your id, [ had never logked at it in just that light.” The next morning Bartlett concluded t the nomination, and dropped ipon Croker to wmimany Sxperience in } L Bartlewt,” remarked dictator, with a smile, b place (s pre-cmpted, SYou astonish me,” exclaimed Bart- 1 was not aware that ,you had it to any ono excopt” Bour) who didn’t ¢ nsider the Y ou the 'l “but called ton ed hism shows 1o nurrow a chance party, > nation public direction any ha York ci weratic y uh the what 5 ambition now Ay nerves wial bottle 1oe Eals of the Landlord, s Ladior A new furna in Last year, thist, aud i’ a fine fur 0l 1here is on 1 it needy, \nd pray Now. don' 1 Lhe house, ¥ 1 put around i - s Littlo Early Kiscrs tpilL Swall pid