Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 23, 1894, Page 11

THE _OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1804 13 An effort will be made at the coming ses- protested Pink, slon of the legislature to reorganize the su Mr. Chugwater, who was taking a ride on Queen Victoria,” a street car, had just handed a halt dollar te the conductor, says the Chicago Tribune, majesty, tower regalla—aye, and the Mansion ‘ouse | Mrs, Puddle Duck was glad to waddle off FOR REORGANIZING THE COURTS. statements of N In the bargain.” ' .| with whole bones. But when she got back patrlotic fea l'o“;rllnh\;( e the helregm— And they are ours,” gasped Milk. “We|to the branch, she spluttered about a good | Some Propossd Changes In the Formation kA T Y A will all be as rich as ‘any millionaires.” deal, erying out: of Nebraska's Sapreme Tribunal. R s . No, Iads, they belong to the government, “Ahal aha! quack, quack! Aha! Yon are bt N s gravely, “to ‘gf there, are you? Aha! you'll have trouble be- fore you get away. Ahal’ “Now, the fact was that Mrs. — He stared a moment at the glittering heap preme court of this state. Puddle Duck Two years ago g "ABD N L a o On counting t ’ o1 . THE LOST OPAL OF MYSORE |®u!f over which he was dangling. But the, light—Palta as lustily as any. They com :',‘,,",‘":’;1‘ "n"“_"“"_‘ "‘Al;“::\'l "'::":l"lmlf":-’ :‘rvrw; was the very one that had caused Mrs. Bluo [ ® #1ep was taken in this direction by the | (% CQUNtInG the chahgo given to him in re . ropo swayed very little, and confidence grew | plimented Pink on his aptitude for eaves- | out a great miiky.blae stone & flr . "“fl Hen all the trouble,” said Mr. Rabbit, nod- | creation of the supreme court commission “Conductor, you didn't keep out your nickel. OR THE SR At knot slipped through his hands, | dropping and praised old Tippoo Sahib's in-|hen's egg. % 5 . ding his head solemnly. “Wading in the| which body has aided the court greatly in | You've given me 50 cents v g §EORET OF THE GHAUTS, Wi r”::l'rr;‘m' v;nn mr-r‘ an lhc £tood | genuity. “The magic opal,” he ecried, in shrill ex- | Pranch, Mrs. Puddle Duck had seen Mrs. | the dispatch of its busine But business | "“So I hav replied the conductor, counts iy \firm ground, fAushed with triumph. They clamored to begin work at once, but |citement. Mysore is saved, lads." Blue Hen going to her nest for three dayS, | nag also incrensed. The administration of |IN& It himselt, I must have dropped a dime By Willlam Maorray Graydon, oW nauled up the noose and lowered | Pink vetoed that by saying: *No, lads; we'll | Hardly were the confident words uttered | S1IPPING and creeping through the weeds and | in_my nickel pocket by mistake, Thanks." . all the traps fn a bunch. Then the three st 3 ds red ’ the banking law takes nearly one-half of the | S L - CHAPTER VIII Tads held the fope tight for Him, and e siig | N} GHAUS left in {he bag frat, .THen we| when a dozen unhorsed troopers prang with a [ Bushes, and the wanted to know what all | ot R I “rhe myasimamn frcignt | e took back the dime, put it into ita propes o - » <sik op o » and he £lid | can ‘andle the spades all the better.” v om of o be cur- | the slipping and creeping was about. So, courte e ma © pocket, and Mr. Chugwater rode to lis destis IN WHICH A THRILLING TRIUMPH | safely nn]r! Ju ckly down, B F He marched them back {o the temple, and, i.’u’.‘nqrwrd "('m\"::xrl‘nm'.vn‘r"&lf»ulm‘l‘ e _""" ST | on the third day Mrs, Puddle Duck 4id some ',',““ "{"(“:‘j';‘l Lhat that court should pass on Ration .‘y‘.‘n}u«!»f{ ‘\\’1'1’|‘\‘“:l||.~’ .r,‘,,,“,‘,'.,,.‘.i,, 1,(‘3:. TURNS TO BLACK DESPAIR. chaps showed oy (ver.” he exclaimed, “50u | itting upon a fallen column, they shared| The leaping flames shone on a cordon of |&llpping and creeping on her own account. that law had been & ‘-‘Irlmll‘\“l (here. fs o foub | (NAL comes with the consclousnesss of having ™ At this critical moment Paltu's prompt- [ gpoba SWrkeq,tots of ""“flru“mylflm rf"n.nvfl—':‘q"“" ate the scanty bits of food. gwarthy, helmeted heads, and eveled rifle [ She crept up close cnough to tee Mra, Blue | it I WK Bech hotd vati ore ts o doubt | done a manly, honorable, upright a mess and ready wit saved himself and com- | dark, and snatch a bit of sleep to freshen us | , The daylight—meager and gray as it was— | barrels, and drawn tulwars—on the tall figure | Hen when she ran away cackling doubled or trebled the einass of thalma¥e| And it was not until Mr. Chugwater had | 4 y 5 still filtered into the depths of the gorge|Oof Mogul Mir, standing with his arm in the | “Then Mrs. Puddle Duck waddled up and . s g0t oft the car that it dawned upon him he panions from a terrible fate. Quick as a | for the long tramp h s Another maximum rate law will p:obably |} N g t " when they rose and crept down to the lower | bloody sling, and a gleam of satanic triumph [peeped in the nest. There she saw three | po o o had paid 10 cents for his ride. flash the little Hindoo snatched up a loaded 1:w about the rope?” Inquired Myles i by A Hik gL s e A T i ey hred | be passed, which will throw the same burden sevolver and thrust It at Pink “We'll leave it 'ang 'ere,” Pink replied, | €14 of the mound. “Dogs of latshr b e e LA R B L B AR into the same tribunal, The commission will| TR - “No uge to tear it down. Right about, face, To properly attack the supposed exit of the | . DS of liars!™ he muttered Never (the sight filled her with jealousy. She be- [ expire by the limitation of fts creation in|, ROMO reached its greatest eize during the The latter let go of the handle to selze the | 1ads. Forward! mareh 4 drain they had to stand kne eep i the | | ye see Mysore again, ~ Your alloted hour | gan to talk to herself: a little over a year, What Is to bo done? | [OUrth century of our era, when its population eapon, at the same time pushing Myles| In single file the little party followed the | Stream. Pink used one spade, while Jack |°f Punishment '““l come * 1 know she must be mighty proud, the | Opinjons differ. Some desire a supreme | V08 estimated at 3,500,000, to one side. stream up the gorge. It was now late in the | and Myles took turns with the other. They | (To be Continued.) .\:mk up thing. 1 can ’ ”'fi( by ”:' Wi | court of five Judges, OUNErS AN eXloNSION | —— e of - old of | afternoon and the gloom was intense. The | Were soon so heated with the vigorous ex N LEING v Q [She steps around here. Quack, quack! and|of tha commission, while still others wish By lh\sllmvr]nr f the (r‘, pers had hold ””m_r w strip of blue sky beyond the lofty | ercise that they felt no discomfort from L“TLL MR. THIMBLE NGER AND HIS [vn Just show her a thing or two." to try a court divided into departments. Have you ever seen a ray of sunlight the siab and the other was making ready | mountain walls was beginning to pale. their damp clothes and wet feet. OUEER COUNTRY “Then and there Mrs. Puddle Duck, all [ Such a court has recently been established | . et S for a deadly stroke with his tulwar. Now and then weird, blood-curdling eries Rapidly the roots of the grass and the un- UYULL COUN . nuddy as she was, got in Mrs. Blue Hen's [ in California, and those who have watched | PASS across a darkened room? Have The blow fell, but Pink cleverly dodged it. [ Were heard in the distance and once scme | derlying strata of earth and stone were cut . —_— nest and eat on her heautiful white eges | its workings'say it Is deciding a very large | you noticed the millions of particles of Then, In rapid succession he empticd three | NU&e animal stirred from its lair bounded | away. Suddenly a mass of loosened deb Ny Joel Chandler Tiarris, and solled them. And even that was not all. | number of cases uch a schime was sub- | ) L S hiltnbers of the revolver point blank, | away through the t'mber. ; slid down ) the stream, laying bare the (Copyright, 1884, by the Author.) Out of pure spite, Mrs. Puddle Duck laid one [ mitted to our legislature at its last session, | iN0 dust which its rays disclose? hat proves the gorga to 'ave an cutlet,” | yawning mouth of the drain. PART 1V. of her own dingy-looking cggs in Mrs. Blue | but was not pushed. Its friends will try fSome of this dust taken iuto th The stunning reports put out the match | muttered Pink, who had his rifle on the half | It was three feet wide by two In helght THE BLUE HEN'S CHICKEN. Hen's nest, and that was the cause of all the [ again at the coming session, and members | aken lnito, the and filled the passage with smoke. Above [cock as he went along. and was buflt of great slabs of stone. Its P fot “’1 ". HEYY AN 84 trouble. That was the reason Mrs. Blue Hen | from this county have cousented to take |lUNgs every time you breathe, When the thunderous echoes were he two loud [ When Tippoo Sahib's barrier was nearly | floor was a few inches lower than the sur- Rabbi ot much of a story teller,” sald Mr. | 4" tour dingy egge In her hest when | hold of it in real earnest it contains the gorms of discnse, s 1¢ splashes as the dead or dying ruffians recled — - abbit, “and 1 never et up for one, but Ifinore ought to have been three clean white As already outlined, it proposes to amend | ' & sease, as Of. the plattorm. Will say that 1 like the rough and tumble | ones, four sections of article 6, known as “The|often docs, they ind lodgment in the The outer vault was now swarming with troopers, and their fierce yells made the boys shudder. Pink grabbed the iron handle, set his teeth tales a great deal better than I do the kind where some great somebody is always com- g in with conjurings and other carrying: after so long a time nine little chickens were atched. She was very proud of them. She “Well, Mrs. Blue Hen went on setting, andd Judicial Department.” Section 2 will be amended so0 as to read a follows he supreme court shall consist of nine judges, divided into departments of system, This is low the consumption gorms on. It's on account of my rafsing, 1 reckon. | taught them how to talk and then she wanted g ter the Tung: hard, and threw all his strength into one Vel stories eamt be - il Ao O |10 %et oft her mea. and teach them how to | three judges each, ~To department No, 1|Chter the lung mighty effort, marked Mrs. Meadows. ou might as well ch about and earn their own living. | Shall be assigned all civil actions tried be. | Ihey are contained in the expectoras With a harsh creaking the pondercus slab expeet a fiddle to pl 5 BHE Dut there still one egg to hateh a so | fore a jury. To department No. 2 all actions | i J X Ak a fiddle to play only one tune ut there was one egg to hateh, and so [ {ore & g it No. 8 all other |ton of the consumptive patient, and miarted to move. Thud! It swung sullenly “Tell us the kind of story you like best,” | Mrs. Blue Hen continued to set on it. One| It eauity. To department No. 8 all other | J whut, and instantly the wild uproar on the o ! story. e L . e er chicky | Actions, ~ matters "and _proceedings. 1€ any fava thrown off by coughing, The said Buster John to Mr. Rabbit day she made up her mind to take her chicks y 4 : Lo 1 v conghing. Loy outer side faded to & low, ind'stinot hum. “No, not now,” responded Mr. Rabbit, [off and leave the egg that wouldn't hatch, | J0UDL arise as to the proper department of 4 Pink dropped limply back, exhausted and “L'll do that some other time. 1 happened | The old Speckled Hen happened fo be pass. | 40Y action the order of the senlor judge of | soon become dry, mix with the air and 5 ‘l’:‘:"".;‘!"fi“"":}:”"""“ h'n""_""‘I‘y""”:‘:“fi:{"" to his to think just now of a little circumstance |ing and Mrs. Blue Hen asked her advice, “\IH:Ilf;::‘x'"‘l‘l|1:]:|l‘(“‘|l|"‘|‘- A ehien the Judkes ofLave then ready for thelr deadly work. gtk quickly atriick a mateh and crept for- R e S CHed GNHERATENEY uED B G Ll L e " | shall be the decision of the court. It the | Now, after the germs have been ine ward, The flame revealed two massive verti- YORnSeEs s : shocked when she heard the particulars. Judges be divided on principles of law the [y oo B iy cal blots on the face of the slab, and under i .I,", ,‘,"'m:‘,":,m,,r," |'\(ru\ rhmz lhwln\ ut-v«rl tobef What! with nine chickens!' she cried. | yotjon, matter or proceeding shall be recon haled, if the conditions are favorable— each, In the floor of the passage, was a deep Evard Dred hoKens, e ome were Stihe| Why, nine is an odd number. It would|gigered by the same department and |that is, if by reason of cold or cough, » @ socket. barnyard breed, soma were of the kind they | never do in the world. Hatch out the other | {he four ~ senfor judges of he other 5 4 The bolts were warped and rusty, but Pink calledgame, some wero black, tome were | egg. departments, A majority . of whom | O any hereditary cause, the lungs or attacked them with a spade, and soon drove and some had tholr teathere e vere speckled | vBut young people are very fmpatlent, and | shall pronounce the decision of tha [ ujr passages have become inflamed, or them home. o some had thelr feathers curled the W 0Ng | \ra, Blue Hen was young. She fretted and [ court, Provided, whenever two judges shal & e : ’ “Safe, at last, lads,” he cried. “A ‘undred e, dyhonf all these there was one WHose | worried a good deal, but In a few days the | vote to modify or overrule w former decision | their tissues or air cells abraded, and men won't cpen’ that'slab now. I'm glad the Bl el as 1 can remember, was Mrs. | (onih egg hatched. Mrs. Blue Hen felt very | of the court, the action, matter or proceed- | e o suitable soil prepared for the bty LR O o I P G 0 st much better after this. In fact, she felt so | ing shall be reconsidered by the entire court LIt A . . treYou must have shot ‘nnknn'l many of :;,.\ Thadired, LU usan | comfortable that she didn't take the trouble MWhenever,_tho :nru-*lnln]”-nrllfl.v‘v! any act [reception of the germs—they lodge in- roopers,” said Jack. “I'll never f.rget the R o to look at the chicken that hatched from the | shall be really involved the action, matter, | TN AEE faces of those last two.” Well, not an indigo blue,” replied Mr. | (G 20 B SEOHEE 00 0 ght her chil | or proceeding shall be considered by tie | SNV, develop quickly, and multiply “A little more and they would have pulled Rabbit, after reflecting a moment, “nor yet | gon’ o' the nest she was very much aston. | entire court. A principle of law once es- | with amazing rapidity. the slab wide open,” added Myle: vy oS e, e yas dust @ Dlain, dull (04t fina that one of them was entirely | tablished by’ either of the departments 15 to |~ 1¢ owevor, the hings and afe pase t 'ad to be,” Pink muttered, it was their i i every day blue. But such as she was, sho | gipet (0 AU CAE oG oF LUEH WES B | o overruled or modified on ) 5 5s 0 air pas lives or ours, And now we must be off, lads. LOOK, A TIGER pas very fine. She belonged to one of the | oo U &0 aeds NG of her children | at least five Judges. The supreme court shall | sages are in a healthy condition, and ‘The air In ‘ere ain't any t.o pure.” first families and moved in the very best (LRI GRtI 7 e ANGS COMA LA have original jurisdiction in ca relating The boys were eager to ask more ques-|® Mile behind Jack suddenly stood stil, |face of the stream, and as soon as Pink | circles. She was trim looking, so I've I ot ‘”‘"I"“"“”‘r as She could Wik them | o the revenue, clvil cases In which the state | (¢ constitution is strong and vigorous, tions, but Pink was already crawling deeper | Fembling like a leaf. cleared away the rubbish the water | said, and, as she grew older, came to L had weak even & DIl a brsan as & caee: | shall be a party, mandamus, quo warfanto, | nature, unaided, destroys the polsonous into the passage on hands and knee: Look!” 'he yelled hoarsely, “a tiger. bagked in. a very bad temner, 8o muck 8o that she used |1t fad weak Syes, & Plll as broad as & cass. |, Sl oy Viokibition, dnd such appel g - “Keep a match burning, Jack” he ai| ‘TWo of them cried Myles, and, sure| ‘That’s enough 'ere,” he said. “Now for [ to fly ata hawk if he came near her premises, [knife, and big, flat feet. Its feet were so | hUbeas Corbus, proht may be provided by | £CrIs and expels them from the sys- i 5 cer | ©NOUBH, a pair of huge yellowish animals | the next one.” Some of her neighbors used to whisper it [Dig that it waddled when it walked, and Y rected, “and don’t lose the box. It never Lidind g! T i i 7 q to- | 1aw tem entered my stupid 'cad to bring lanterns.” | Were seen facing each other from oppo- | He hurriedly led the boys to the upper end | around that she tried to crow. like a roost:r {”)”“‘ {oesilof Sunch Sitaovaw ereaioined BUos | e inive, nh amionasd, | Wi, read: rol ey ek 3 site sides of the path, and only a dozen |of the gully. Here again they were com- [ —but this was after she had grown old and | Eether. 1 Greliis ide BRIE The way, then, to prevent and cure At a distance of ten feet from the slab . s copt as hereinafter provided, the judges of ) the low corridor terminated into a small | feet ahead. plllla (0 GG, il el ke il i R e, Blue Hen had very high motions.| iyo gupreme corut shall be elected by the | cons is fie boay in suel square chamber, from which a flight of | PInk's rifle went to his shoulder, and he | the water was hip deep and they caught the | “When Mrs, Blue Hen was growing up nted everybody to think that she | elctors of the state at large—one for a full | CO1SUMPUON 18 to put the body in such stone steps ascended into gloomy blackness, | red at the nearest of the beasts. The loud | full force of the current as it swirled around | she was very nice and particular. - She | belonged to the quality, but this wabbly | farm ae eaeh anmual elsetionand “thelr |2 condition of perfect health that the Bink 1ed tho way up Svery slowry | report startied n swarm of monkeys and | the poict of the mound, couldn’t bear ‘to get water on her fect, and | chicken with a broad biil and a foot that | (orils 6¢ ofiice shall be for the perfod of MNG | : that Jack, who was next to him, could | PITds, who chattered among the tree tops, | After five minutes of hard work the edge | she was always shaking dust from ' her | had no instep to it took her pride down a [ yerin® “NGHE BRI FE MG BEFERE OF MR wcerms of disease cannot find lodgment, easily mm;wv the supply of light. But the tiger never moved, and the next or”“' long, upright sl‘unv sn‘\_h. was uncovered. | clothes. Some sald she was finicky, and|peg. She Kept her children hid as long as | g o political party shall be eligible at the |or if already present, that they will be 5 | instant Pink ran boldly up to it and clapped Urral cried Pink. “That's the flood- | some said she was nervous. Once when | she could, but she had to come out in public 2 ce ge of the su- = ¥ AL aHort" Intervalstithe: steps! twisted and o taann s | same time to the office of judge of the su-|q.ipoved. This ean be done Dby ik BT LRon (h & most Tewllaorire annoe|I, on: the back. gate, lads she fanned cut little Billy Bantam, who [after a while, and when she did—well, I'll | el GO destroyed. This can be done by the ‘ RS *| ““Wnat an idiot I am!" he cried to the| Now the spades were handled briskly and | called on her one day, a great many of her | let you know there was an uproar in the SESUIBHE ol cad as fol- | use of Oz 1si and the higher the party mounted the purer 3 . ; 5 Section 5, as amended, will read as fol- | use of Ozomulsion. y ¥ S o clod after clod of earth and gravel dropped | acquaintances said She w MR Sy ts v 2 acquaintances said s and cooler they found the air. Their ad-|horrified lads. “I might 'ave remembered S e quaintances said she would never settle [ barnyard. The old Speckled Hen was the [ 1ohe: +his amendment shall take effoct. on miration was aroused by the strength and | Vhere we are. The beast is made of stone, | IO the current and was washed away, = | down and make a good houscleaper, first to begin it. She cried out: the 1st day of February, 1807 The judges| BUt You ask, what Is Ozomulsion, solidity of the stone work and by the in-|@nd yonder stands a whole troop of them.” | L WORENS Wef the WIewm WiS DeAiing i o (uhilogatrapllinERilen (oon- ook ook—look! Look at the Biue Hen's | of ne supreme court whose terms shail not [and how does it prevent and cure con- 1 1 ve assage, | Thelr fear banished. The boys were dis- ELitold aTvaterwanll ormt AV WA ERbou LML Lo R e ve fajjichickens have expired will continue to hold their | N ety s Of the caverfious PASSIES: | ised to laugh at Pink's hasty shot. When | ot their feet told the boys that the water was | tamily of her own, so sho went away off |~ “Then the Guinea hens began to laugh, o for the remainder of the terms for [ SUMPtion Suddenly they saw a glimmer of gray SireRA A leaking it thatatain eh, | ofic 1 light overhead, and a few more steps brought | they had Jjoined him they were amazed to Ere goes. shouted Pink, “out of the | oM the other chickens anl made her a|and the old Turkey Gobbler was o tickled [ which they were respectively clected, and on | W will tell you. them to an arched exit from the barrier. find themselves at the entrance to an avenue | ., =5 B t nest in the middle of a thick briar patch.|he came near swallowing his snout. Mrs. | that day may select the department of their 2 Passing through they found themselyes | OF tone tigers, which stood in a double line | "5 4ot nig spade into a crevice batween | 10 made her a nest there and laid an cgg. | Bue Hen hung her head with shame and | future service by flling their choice in the | Ozomulsion Is a scientific preparation ! i about ten feet apart. =1l . rled | [t Was new and white, and Mrs. Blue Hen | carried her children away off in the woods. | office of the secretary of state. Thereafter 3 4 STRL ~d :x}.’ R l::mélfly:y;:{c(ing balcony, surrounded | S ou o0 8 AP ormoi aize and was ,{l&;;"rl;v:l’;';Ll)le reot of the drain and pried | wug'very proud of it. She was so proud, in | “But her flatfooted chicken gave rise to a the governor, with the consent of the senate, [ °F €00 liver oll, with gualucol. 1t Is & i magnificently carved out of yellowish rock. & 4 | fact, that, although she had made up her | byword in all that country. When any | shall appoint six judges of the supreme court, | rich, lignid food, powerful as a nutri- a led oD For several minutes they stood in mute | MaE One. mighty jerk, and then down topple : : wonder and delight. Beneath them the great The avenue was carpeted with wavy rass | o gione floodgate with a tremendous splash, | ™nd to make no fuss over it, she went |stranger came along, looking rough and|one whose term shall expire in January, ent, and the only remedy which containg barrler dropped sheer seventy feet to the | a1d through the center rippled the stream. | “rneiantly the stream was diverted from its 1899, one whose term shall expire in|Ch ¥ ) ey v At the farth d a domed temple loomed i z A hiniace) ground, while its summit was thirty feet [At the farther end a domed 114 3 | course and the mad waters leaped and January, 1801, one whose term shall expire | ozone and guaiacol. overhead. still and dark out of the twilight. Behind | oared fnto the artific'al channel. So swift In_January, 1008, one whose term shall | (0.0 g o condensed form of oxygen To right and left the grim mountain walls | 8a¢h row of tigers the forest was like a | and sudden was the rush of the current that expire in January, 1904, one whose term 2 b seemed to plerce the sky as they converged | Plack wall. . Pink had barely time to spring upcn the shall expire in January, 1005, and one whose | Oxygen, as is well konwn, is a gaseous far In the distance, Between them lay the | It Was a wierd and solemn place, and as | pound and drag Jack with him. term shall expire in January, 1906, The ap-| 4o it which helps to support life, continuation of the gorge which Tippo ;:K“ “;”e l’“"l{“:‘{;"“:’:"1‘1{”:“2‘\‘,::“';9:9"; Myles scrambled to land on the opposite pointment shall designate the department D 1ot 3 Sahib had so effectively barred to man and ORAAUIDETH b 8 — 8 | side, but Paltu lost his footing, and with a in which the appointee is to serve, and the |and forms 22 per cent of the atmos- murky light the narrow strip of forest resem- Y- | mouth of the drain. take the department of their predecessors SOZONC) - bled a long, black ribbon. i, But Pink had seen the little Hindco slip, and they are prohibited from removing out|densed oxygen, when taken into the R 2 linn Dack troopers have gone,” said | Pushing on they reached the end of the | and ho anticipated tho catastrophe by run: of one department into another, except by |y g T ot E T B Myles. “I'd like to have a peep down the |&venue. Here the Aiorent deviatecy frop ning to the lower end of the mound. He clection of the people.” blood in Ozomulsion, s the germs other side of the barrier. straight eourse Lo describe an arc aroufid one | threw himself flat over the exit of the drain Scction 6, as amended, provides that length [of consumption, and thus cures the “Is there no way by which they can cut |Side of an oval-shaped patch (ol c:rl! u;l and made a grab with both hands into the of service in the supreme court shall deter- T “Not unless they travel al rty miles g \ department. shall be presiding judge therein | Guaincol Is a chemical product made on foot and over the toughest kind of coun- |1ong and looked as though nature had in-| gragging Paltu along with him. and when a larger number shall sit togethier I try,” Pink replied, “and I ‘ardly fear they'll lemlvdlll to fe ;lr'\‘ ,s»lf""l'bom e The accident and rescie were over so the senior of that number shall be presiding | oM the vesin of pine and beech trees, {ryithat, sinos they/vo gotdead and wounded | But Instead of dowing both waye sround it quickly that Myles and Jack had scarcely Judge. and it is the volatile principle of thig to care for. *ad aimed a little better | the stream w 3 me to be alarmed. Now they hurried to 3 seen that in addition to the | AT { Mogul Mir would 'ave a bullet through 'is rlg;urwas a slt:rtbolll:'f‘n:\l-lc;rsc‘:l::“;l‘;{ 1533} the spot with crles of Joy. Pty m‘c'e::‘r'; gsm;’:“o( reorganization two ad- | aZent which makes a residence in the ? *eart instead of 'ls arm.” and of course its bo v g altu was none the worse for his adventure i 2 J RORACE | i ol vabr ety P 'And how about the opal?” exclaimed | than the level of the water. except a bad scare. He qu'ckly recovered (]b::\mul\‘] rcnlurr::onf;:-'m})rov'lrd.r‘\lnl ‘\?.:a lrlcré;z_ woods 5o invigo to the consump- Myles. “I hope we don't have to go down | On the center of this raised, mound-like | from that and began dancing about to dry NOriLy eTep) b ve. 5 nnne i thy fter it, l"polnllng into th fil formation stood the temple, surrounded by | his scanty garments. nized in the supreme court commission, ana | {ive. Tt incre appetite, lessens i edead e e 4 3 7 s give isfaction. Since 1867 it has : “But we do, lad,” sald Pink, quietly. |tall, rank grass. Being on the right bank | “It's lucky we didn't all go spinning has given satisfaction. 'S 1 the cough, lowers the temperature and i g b " n O ] e law ence to the court of “That's why I brought the rope along.” of 'the stream, Pink and his companions |through the drain,” said Pink. “It wasn't been the law with reference L T A s : i3 ‘And how will we get back? We can’t|were able to reach it without wading. a second after the flood gate fell till the ErpealRBinAew YOI fes 0t KHNE KON s the Injured surfaces of the lungs. #hin up a seventy-foot rope. The once majestic structure was now in [rush came. And now let’s 'ave a look at recogalzed it In his appointiments to-the ¢if- | Ozomulsion cures consumption be- “Wo could If we 'ad to, answered Pink, |ruins. Fallen columns and stones obstructed |the other side.” cult and supremo:courts. It is In the in- | HEE L R e ren] 1 ghut It would be 'ardly sfe to rewrn|the fioor, and in the carving of the cor| In a trice he and the boys were across Wf.fi:fi,',‘,”m.‘-;yhfl-p;;':r";[;;\'::crlu.:nm\:df;xuunui‘u £ the di s f through the barrier. We might find the [ nices birds and bats had made their nests. |the mound and clustered on the rock. They parties ca 15¢ of the disease—the polsonous » troopers walting on us outside the grating.” [The roof was still supported by a number of | shouted with delight to sce that the channel (his state ‘against the opposition of all tho| H O produce . It Is the “Our best plan is this, lads,” he added. |glgantic stone figures, whose grotesque faces |was empty except for a tiny, trickling stream others,i.7Anduitgthejidemostatsiandpnopulia ! “We'll get the opal and then push on [looked lifelike in the misty gloom. .., | In the center of the bed of sand and pebbles. arestoihejcallcdionioghelpiRsoureitlio them | remedy above all others which should through the gorge and the mountains to| “How old do you suppose this place is2 |One or two inches of placid water covered e et e oimating In ot e baktaken for) colds, cougls b conBuID: the coast. That's about fifty miles, and |asked Jack. the bottom of the pool. 5 BLUE HEN'S CKENS. w o hope 2 b 3 5, coughs, when we strike a seaport we can telegraph | “Hundreds of years replied Myles. “Shall we begin digging?” cried Myles. - ministration of the system after tion, bronchitis, pneumonia, la grippe, «80 Mysore.” uMany of (he Hindoo temples were built in| «Not Uil we start a fire,” replled Pink. | running and cackling toward the house, just | ragged, it was the common saying that he | have been adopted? If the question be asked, | | 0 80 0% o o o ] 1“ ; = “Just the thing,” exclaimed Myles. “We'll [ the twelfth century, and likely this Is one [ “It's too dark without it, and, beside, we |48 any common hen would do. She made | Was the Blue Hen's chicken, b how shall it be enforced? the answer is:|as , and all pulmonary complaints; B e s tore o oo Wil the Lol don't want wild beasts prowling about.” | £0 much fuss that away down in the spring | “I've beard it many a time,” remarked |In the same way that the provision is en-|uiouly, gencral debility, loss of flesh ¥ there on horses. I's'a mllitary station, and | *That's about right, lads,” chimed in| He jumped into the channel and splashed | branch Mr. Willle Weasel winked at Miss | Mrs. Meadows. 5 forced that a judge of the supreme court ey 4 we're sure to get an escort.” Pink. “Long before Tippoo Sahib's time the |across to the low, timbered shofe. The boys | Mimy Wink. LEThere \Was noiatory inithat, Buster; Jou! | ahall il isenldont doLiL) o) staten fo Hhee | BRC A1 VAsHNgG diseases, Ol upon Exactly,” assented Pink, “and as the | Hindoo rajahs used to be buried 'ere. Every |followed him, and started to gather wosd| ‘Do you hear that? says he. SHERCRA0E . o years prior to hia electlon, or that hie must | yoy)y & o, 15th and Douglas streets, troopers might take it into their 'eads to |tiger stands for a tomb, ml"u Ium's why |and dry grass, Black night had fallen by m“ R nuver] heard anything plainer in my N,”y‘:]vny nn';lfil ]m";;‘d"dlll)]':";nld ;’l\:zl“:m‘x:}o lmuul fiurfir;"u; ;"l'”: "\j,l;"k“t\‘;,,".f..'.““n!.“, Omaha, and they will be pleased to tell cut around through the ghauts, we won't |the place is called Tiger tomb. It was sort|the time the blaze was flashing ruddily up " says she. e g to- | must be thirty years g2, No pers aha, ) o lose any time in finishing things up and |of sacred to the people, and they came 'ere |and down the gorge. Mrs. Blue Hen was so proud of her new | 8ether. 3 2 is ineligible will be a candidate. The 1o~ | vou more about this sclentific proparas getting clear of the gorge. S0 'and over the |on pilgrimages. Tippoo was a Malometan, | It was a thrilling moment when Pink ad- [ White egg that she went back after a while |, “Speaking ,°', storles,” sald Mrs. Meadows, | yision will enforce itself. ti There i et b Fope."" 80 'e bullt the barrler out of spite.” vanced into the pool and took his stand under | (0 100k at it. Nobody had bothered it. [ " “f"“_( one In my mind that is a sure| mpe majority party may still elect al |tion. iere Is no secret about its come ‘ Jack had one coll and Paltu the other. | “And why did he make the pussage|the jutting rock. Every ey was on him | There it was, shining white in the grass. | CU0UEh story—one of the old fashioned kind." | o jugges, It its conventions should have | position, and physicians preseribe it bes ) . through it?" asked Myles. as he began to dig. The excavation grew | She covered it up and hid it as well as she | UWell please, maam, te it said Buster | 5 "oioice of men in opposing parties it : Sy “So ‘e would 'ave u safe place to take |larger, but nothing ‘could be seen for the |could and then she went about getting din- | JOMh 80 sericusly that they all laughed ex-| o0 make a selection from such parties, | Cuse they know its ingredients and refuge in if the people rebelled against 'im,” [ murky water that filled it, ner ready. B I L place such selection on its tickets and eleet | know hem (o be good. was the ready reply, “and partly on account | \When the sides began to cave in Pink| ‘The next morning she went to the nest (To be Oontinued.) them. There is no limitation on freedom of of the opal. Anyway, that's ’ow Persbad |called on Jack for assistance, and both dug |and laid another egg, just like the first one, e e voting. 1t is only a limitation of eligibility Jung explained it in the palace that night.” | gteadily for fen minutes, toscing up This happened for three mornings, but on INDUSTRIAL NOTES, in the same way as a lack of age or citizen- 0| ’ 8 y 3 g up a great - An indefinable something in Pink's manner | hoap of sand and gravel, the fourth morning, when Mrs. Blue Hen —_— ship is a limitation of the eligibility of many 3 ;u:{fiu:l:l)l";mlly the objoot ot tho long and pSuddenly ringing, metallle sound was | Went backt she found four exes in the nest, | London Times uscs American paper. individuals, There s no unlimiicd choice B “TlsT erilous jo P ol ® eagerly de. | Neard. Pink dropped his spade and fell on |and all four appeared to be dingy and muddy | South Carolina’s rice cf 70,0 for that high office at the present time. “Is the opal here?” Jack eagerly de-|pis knees in the water. With both arms | looking. She was very much astonished and | pounds. N cocrop s 70,000,000 | T M Cocond feature fs the probibition of Sienean St "‘?,‘;;:;“-Mlmmlv B eAdan hiaihead Mhantns }m groped to and fro in the submerged ;flfl’mm:v as well r;ho Iulgh'l be, for hv]re rm]m A pneumatic typewriter has been inventeq | Changes from one ;h-[mrlll;uu( 'lm» another, Risiiomie BNLAY EC e " emple | hole: before her eyes she saw four eggs when she | ¢ mngland in which o o oes the | This is to prevent log rolling to secure cer- 4 td, (o Boy o e gt st ot e mole | ™15 43 01 o the pos; o eried noarsely, | Koww I rolsn it ihipe SHau . bu | LSBT I Wk sompressed e doo'uho | T s 1o provem, 08 rali o peeurs v gntistry O e e Ban Toneath it thg | 88 he roso to his feet. “It's anchored down | three, and not only that, they were all dIngy | small Thaia. rubher bulh. tapes e, place of [relieve the judges from the imputation of o e O o A eorod out & sort of g | With chains at each end, so that floods |and dirty. the keys, the pressure of the finger producing | 108 rolling, which Is of very great impor- IN oMAHA. ool where the blue waters swirled and | €0uldn't wash it away. Look under yonder Mrs, Blue Hen was so excited that she | the impact of the type on the paper. It js | tance. If the courts are to retain the public | i = poal, bl bank for a stake, lads, while I examine this | took off her bonnet and began to fan herself. | much cheaper than any of the existing types | confidence their high reputation must bo | [ o0l « Warra eddied in a circle. p | y 5 tyl b] 0 | Stralght under the point of that reck,” | side.” Then she wondered whether she had not | of high grade instruments, secured, and it Is almost as important to h DY i said Pink, “Tippoo Sahib buried the opal and | OB he edgo of the pool nearest the tem- [ made a miscount—whether she lad notreally | 1 fitty years ocean steamers have been | #1110 them from the appearance of wrong- 4 AT T T B TS ple, and covered with rank weeds, Pink |laid four instead of three eggs. The more | jengthened 400 feet. and Uhey aro three times | 408 as it is to take from them the power | Teoth extracted w ay. Gold and The boys stared down with dazzled and |Quickly discovered the head of a thick iron | she thought about it the more confused she | ag large as they were in 1845, Thelr s '}"; of wrong doing. This suggestion 1s particu- | Platean Alloy ¥iiiines, | cager eyes. For a moment they were speech- | 50ike. A moment later Myles made a simi- | became. She hung her bonnet on n black- | huy kopt paca with these changes any o |1arly Impressive at the present moment, when | ey s g Oron ! 8886 lar find on the other shor berry bush and tried to count Off the days | is gratifying (o know that & yosage heross | CCrtain very high names are freely bandied | Pioor Paxtou Bl 1 Then Myles cried, in a tone of disappoint- | Both were loosened with blows of a spade | on her toes. She began to count—'One, two, | the Atlantic is now almost as safe and cer. |0 the mouths of men in a way and’ with LADY A ment; “I'd like to know bow we're going to | and when they were hauled up a rusty chain | three'—and she would have stopped there, | ain s u trip on a ferryboat N Qlg the box out."” was seen fastened to the extremity of each | but she couldn’t. She had four toes on her | ? Bt Ntatent must ba ‘rely mut- | and running deep into the sand. foot and she was compelled to count them | North of Berlin a new suburb has been - tered Jack, “and it boils llke a whirlpool.” | ~Pink grabbed one spike and Myles and |all. There was a toe on'the foot for every | Started for workinen. Electric power will Pink winked one eye and whistled. *0ld | Jack llu-{ulllur. They advanced toward the | egg in the nest. M, arried “‘l every lhflnm-, and a shop for Tippoo 'ad a way fixed for everything,” he | center of the pool, ripping up the chains as | tmnis : en to feel some- | * 30%n workmen, with apartments for the ! remarked: “That document of 8 'as proved | they went along, They met &t the hole and | vy hhis caused Mra. Blue Hen to feel some- | propriator or master, can b erected for i ¢ ] rov what more comfortable in mind and body, | §s o . ) LOWERED OVER THE PARAPET. true g0 far, and it won't fail us now, ~‘Ere, | paused a moment. They 'were breathing | but she was left in such & hysterical state | 32000 Rent will cost §2.50 a week. The ) S eaP OVER THE ATBT. ads, Tl Show you fomething. = Drop the | quickly now and (helr faces were flushed | that “she went off carkling meremeery ong suburb Is started by un assoclation of work- g R guns, but keep the pistols 'andy in your [ and eager, - 0 % 9 o men, hey have secured eighty acres of Plok unwrapped them, and knotted each at | Fuis "Eave away, 1ads,” Pink whispered, husk. | PostPoned laying an egg untfl 100 late in the | jand, and will have. railroad connection by 178 bort Intervals, Then he tied the two to-| “mpis order being carried out Pink shoul- | ily. afternoon, ' After that there were five In the | (ho North road. ‘“Tradehome" is the name & & ” nest and she kept on layl til there were gether, and fastened one end to the crenated [ dered the two spades and led the boys to the | The boys set their teeth and pulled hard, Prote Ao NAPL oD Jazipe.nicl there WIS | of the place \ parapet, When lowered to its full length | extreme upper end of the mound. Paltu ran and took hold with Pink. 0 Alogerher. Then Mrd, Kiue Hen rumpled | oy 5 {he ropo dangled within several fect of the | “Now.'” he said, turning around, *‘ere flows | ~Slowly the chains rose up, dragging a great | 'V, eT feathers and got mad with herself | I::nk;”a’nkli;fluflrm:lsm“‘;a||““r:"vr:‘l!lmn‘“" . ground. the stream to one side and there on the other | weight, Soon a shadow was seen under the | 2P0 Went to setting. I reckon that's what | 10 MEKe e gs e $00.000 they A 4 | Tho boys glanced uneasily at one another. | is a dry gully which ain't very much 'Igher. | water, and then & square, brazeh bax. cor |¥ou call it. I've heard some call it ‘setting’ | 8¢ alleged to have in their Neasury than A complete and beautiful line ‘ “I don't like the looks of it,” sald Myles. | Now what's the reason the water never tore | rugated with the rust of ye : ©OTland others ‘sitting’ Once, when I wag|SUPPOrting the men in idlencss. They pro- ) 1t it sways much I know I'll' grow dizzy.” | that dry channel open in time of flood, and | intp view, - Toov Of years, came £lowly | couriing, I spoke of a sitting hen, but (he | POSC to use it as part capital of a co all new designs at very low “It’s bound to do that,” said Jack. made an island of this place?" ' Eager shouts rang through the gorge as|Y0UE 1ady said I was too prissy for any- | OPeratlve factory or factories. Then they . Plnk knitted his brows thoughtfully for a [ The conundrum was (00 much for the boys | Pink ana hie companions demrget por s thing. Wil get the full share of labor, whatever prices. In our art room and moment. Then he hauled up the rope and | and they frankly sald so and all over to the side of the fire”’ "4 [ i\What 1s ‘prissy?’ " asked Sweetest Susan, | (N8t May be. and, even though ‘the enter- - 5 :ud;.fl six feet longer by means of the rifle | “Well,” added Pink, “Il tell you why. Open it! Open it!" cried Myles, Mr. Rabbitt shut his eyes and scratched | fyay ,’,',‘;’(u';’,, 'S;:]“‘:"},{“I‘;," oanbe BQ. Kraster drapery departmentwe show aps. Under that gully, and running clear al. “Stand aside ommanded P| olz- | his ear. The b hea - MECAE fram ddony esldes, ic i rig Wo're all right now." e declared. an o | (e o106 of (5o moumd. 1 oess el | (o BL40 Belde, ldss commanded Piak,so- | M3 ear. Then Mo shook e head slowly. " | ihe"men wil gain an imslght into businees nice novelties for Christmas ftly fashioned o runoing noose in the end. | masonry. Tippoo Sahib built it, and turned | struck the box o terriic blow o (he siie | Mra. Meadows by way of septanaiim s | expenss that Will prove of value to (hem trade, 2 “Which of you will go first?" the stream in while ‘e buried the treasure | and the rusted lid flew off in two pa | means that somebody’s trying b 7 An experiment with ball bearings was re- : Jack pluckily voluntecred and the noose | under the overhanging rock on the other Ah! what a sight was beheld |)nf;":ju.n. ofr."” ¥ FZI98 Ard 10 show cently made in Canada. A street car fitted was tightened under his arms. His com-|side. Then 'e ‘eaded the stream back (o precious stones, dul e 0 's 80" with ball bearings was drawn g distance b e YA i of precious I and tarnished though | “I reckon that's so,” sald Mr. Rabbit + Blowly baid the rope bup " the parapet, and [its original channel by stopping the mouth | they were by thelr long burial, flashed and | opening bis eyes. He aypeared to be aeep | of several hundred feet by men pulling on #lowly paid the rope out. of the drain with a ‘eavy stone floodgate, | sparkled and glittere 5 5 | ed. W ; three strands of ordinary sewing thread rkled and gl g Tho lad safely reached the ground and the ¢ , sparkled and glittered in the red firelight, | relieved. “Well, Mrs. Blue Hen got mad ¥ [ Boose s drava up. I Hke sncs haiie [ 4nd to 'ide the work ‘e covered it with & | " Hero were Tubles, carbuncies, sapppires, |and went o settng. She. was it x oo |A carriage manufacturer put another style B0oke wis drawn up. £ Rl | layer of eartnt moonstones, diamonds and all othen varieties | place and nobcdy bothered her. It was such | 9f ball bearings on the axles of a coach Plok looked critically at Myles. “I'm | his compunions, *00 100ked triumpbantly at| that the jewel mines of ancient India had |a quiet place that she could hear Mr. Willy | 0dinarily pulled by four horses. A trained | | ARl you're. 00 beavy for e he g | B4 Sompenions. o ever ylelded, It was like a chapter {rom the | Weasel and Miss Mimy Mink gossipping in | 006 Wo8 bitched to the pole and he drew A R A J B e o er e oty vent on, w8 to| Arablan Nights—a reincarnation of the fabu- | the calamus bushes, and she could hear afrs, | the coach around the yard with little effort | A hers was usviowly 1o other course | SIS OPED the lower end of the drain, ‘aik the | lous treasure of Golconda Puddle Duck wading in the branen. one duy | The combination of pneumatic tires and bal | Myles declared that he could. Pink leaneq | LoD out of the upper end and let the stream |~ For u moment Pink and his companions | Mrs. Puddle Duck made o bold as to push | PeArings would evidently relieve much of the | over the parapet and shouted down o Baltu | bun say ik Tonima! (48 auickly as Tnel | were specchless Jack and Myles trembled | her way through the briars and look in upon | jerme, ok But on horses druwing heavy | *) \ aud Jack to draw the rope taut. fan ay her channel | with rapture, and Paltu's eyes seemed start- | Mrs. Blue Hen. But her visit w t rel- | XeRicles, and here is & tp for an entesprising | gh and dry. And then won't we dig | iug from his head ¥ as pot rel- | carrlage builder. In fear and trembling Myles began the | the opal up in a 'urry.” AE fram his hesd. A ished. Mrs. Blue Hen rumpled her feathers - iy squalled out such @ barsh protest that | bles, Trial size, 25 cents. All drugglsts, ’ o "