Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 15, 1895, Page 7

ey Y T ‘..:,‘ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SA,TURDAY. JUNE 15, 1895. — L ] SPECIAL NOT‘CES. AGENTS WANTED. e IV OV /00 1/ m3/E3/ 3 N/ )/ /E/EA/C0/ 1/ | boughs overshadowod by & strotch of unbroken MEN AND_WOMEN, $ TO $i0 A DAY. AD- U L ‘:‘1:‘(::"’1‘!‘\:‘\ my eyes, repelling me by its lones L — dress the Handy Heater Co., 84 New York Life ) J s .1 1ot the curtain fall again, Am} Viow, Smane. "Neb. o 'l‘ l l a allowing my good sonse to reassert itself, Advertisements for these columns will be Wil Al - 118 I OS MAN S AN H prepared myself for the night, merely yield- taken ontll 12:30 p. m. for the eveningand | WANTED, HUNDREDS OF AGENTS T0 SEL « = : | ing enough to my fears & pull the bed in until 8 p. m. for the morning and Sunday month to single districts. L front of the door; then T lay down, and Sub. Co, Minneapolls, edition. s A ' 4 IHVI the light still burning, fell fast asleep. TY ANNA KATHERINE GREENE must have been after midnight that T Advertisers, by requesting a numbered e '\y ] fl\\n)\l' in a violent tremble, and with the e % addressed to a i e ond 60 for full - S AR ey v porspiration streaming from every pore, :h::n::':u:‘:::n.::;"nl .‘Ihn 506 Aus | fise piated spoon by malil shes & M N /870000707 0/ TNV .f!/x.‘]/\_l/C]/D/x,j/L.J Someone or something was at my door. I Cincinnatl, Ohlo, J—MM2 [ hear o stealthy step, the swishing dre Awers 80 addressed will be delivered upon | s o ' (Copyright, 148, by Irving Bacheller) | been intent upon solving the mystery of | Neard tho steaithy step, the swishing dress, fiesentation of ihe check onls, Hates, ~ WANTED—T0 RENT. 1 | their actions I should have taken little if 1-2¢ & word, first Insertion, © n word | —— which proved the Intruder to be a“wom thy Vi B A b aeheq |and then the quiet, almost nolscless in TWO OR 1 i CELY My feelings as I left Mr. Trohm and en- y Interest in him. As it was I watched | tion of a key Bereatier. Nothing taken for less than 250 | 10, Oft THIEE NICELY LOINEED i ; | M & A ) : into the lock, followed by the 0 ore \m for wha he might do or say, but ck turn which mad me a prisoner, tere the dark portions of the road were quly arn ich for tirst lnsertion. " 3 K—Mold 164 bikE |‘ ¥ . Y el learned nothing save that he was excessively [ Bounding to the floor, I gasped out Miss I hese advertisements must 1un consecu- — confused and varied. 1 was not afraid, nor Spg— G. G. WALLACE, RENTALS, 312 BROWN BLK, half-cocke in my side pocket. 1 expected | in the sitting room with one of the sis mont 1 heard the step gliding softly away, SlTUATlONu WANTED, AND THE WEAR uf [LUTHES to encounter some one or something out of | I had become excessively tired of a conver- | filliug me with so much alarm ‘uv»r 1 «xw:nhl B 168 the ordinary, and moved hurriedly on, though | $ation that always langulshed no matter on | certainly have shricked aloud it at that board. In o out of clly. 8 19, Le 7 “FRANK BWERS, 1210 HARNE i BY US'NG S 1. and | @ Plano in one corner I 'sat down before it | In the house a cry so much more wild and A-sstaee | S e oo L ARG ' It was a bright day, as I have said, and | o0 % b idively struck a few chords from | Unearthly than any 1 could have uttered WANTED, WORK FOR BOY OF 14 IN OIt OUT - - o & in another mood I would have enjoyed the | yyo’ vollow keys, Instantly Lucetta—it was |that my own tongu paralyzed and I CACIKID N TR AUV 18 | PRov. Dond warehouse: household. oods scenery, Now, however, I was on the look- | Lucetta who was with me then—bounded | 41k to the grol : ] t " < urmur o quickly suppressed lowest rates. 1013-1015 Leavenworth ) out for the Knollys mansion and took no|to my side with a look of horror on 1 S ML i L) — y - : v Bert gollowed, but no second cry, and presently iERUREAD S AME DA . | STOVES STORED DURING SUMMER. _TEL. mo to observe the wild beauties about me. | face. [ £1' s as ‘St an )t o spund. had acissn NTED, 1,00 MEN TO WRITE MIE TODAY | “p6, 1207 Douglas. a Stove Repalr Work Finally, without premonition or adventure of Don't do that!" sho cr layik her [ 30" disturb th Inight, 1 cowered, how= velne Rk oused e o6 hurvads dabiiey, | semmmc el ind, ¥ ¢ | hand on mine to stop me. Then seeing any 1, 1 came upon it, a great, gaun i 5 ME | aver, for many minutes longer against the exhaused vitality, ete, Address C. J. Walker, [ PACIFIC STORAGE & WAREHOUSE CO. 0TH recoil at her touch, which was icy cold, she | g glecte ] ng of colo o, hose | s v, and then, stiff with the cold and _Sox 1,301, Kalamazoo. Mich B-MI2 & Jones sts. General storage and forwarding. :; G ted building of colonial time, I“{’ | added with an appealing smile, “I beg par- | binded by the darkness, for my candle had CUDAN FRECKLES, PURE AND MI g L A bl awoke a tremor, and from | don, but every sound goes through me to- | long ago burned out, 1 groped my way to B WANTED_TO BUY s which on closer inspection no suggestion | night the chair where 1 had laid my clothes and WANTED, FOR U ALY, ABLE-BODIED cams save that which breathed of decay and Are you not well?" I asked | began with trembling fingers to dress my- unmarried men, between the ages of 21 and | WA A 2.8TORY FRAME STOR i 0K everywhare death. Yet it was a home, as more than one | “I am pever very w she returned; | self. ¥, clizens of the Unlied States, of good char- | i Birpase of moving south side. William dJ CHICAGO Indication showed, and once had been a|and we went back to the sofa and renewed | AS T did so T paused every now and then Fead and write Englisn, ~For full information L b NS frade §y "IN courtly one, with possibilitios of aristocratic | our forced and pitiful conversation to listen, but beyond the faint fall of a dis- Apbly. preferably by letier, to reerulling officer | — REESe 2 Y e o ; . & BHOP spiendor. Promptly at 9 o'clock Miss Knollys came | tant footstep, or the smothe e j":'l““” bl For Omaha, or at 18 Famam strest, | WANTED 1O BUY A TAILOR SHOR N A grove of half-decayed trees separated She was very pale and cast as usual a | Whispering voices, 1 heard nothing, though e 8 28, Dee office g 1937 N MOMT 168 it from the road, and ths effect produced | sad and uneasy look at her sister before she | WHO, WILL \\IHHK I;lul‘f BUSINESS CHANCES. COAL from these may have partially a nted | spoke to me. Immediately Lucetta rose, ry or large commission sellin n v ™ N for the special aspect I ha mentioned. At | lo to dealers, Experienco FOR SALK—+rURNITURE. . Continued. D. T. MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL | least I was wiling to think so, and was | jie fs . cwsary. "Write us. Household Specialty ¢ e STy e o _Continue Dimee 15OB B, S0 o wie, O | Lo illing to 50, a ing toward the door when her sister stopped 5 Cincinnati, Ohio, 3 MO 1 e e T S Writing | FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN: U DD about to seek a way through the tangled oy = e b ik blag | A $6,000.00 stock of new and second-hand furnl. | A GOOD THING—-PUSH IT ALONG, MAY BE | underbrush which everywhera hindered my 0.0 A MONTH AND BXPENSES PAID |80 BUSGC T GATANG Fagst, | Chont ‘sibve, | " ture, book atore and crockery and pawn busi- | “the lateat siang phrase, but thai's just what | steps, when 1 heard a sharp whistle, and, | good wig gieat.” sulesmen; no experfence required. U, 8. Clgar | (H0 A8 Y0 SRR PR, 5 MR, Ciflen ness, and watches, rings, etc., dolng a business | we're doing with SHERIDAN COAL. “8,000 tons | pooits W/PR 0 AGHECS B FEIER S0CAE i | good night to our guest Co., 634 8. Tth street, St. Louls, M, < 'O 825-16 of $1,500.00 above expenses per year; have a | sold In Om: last year. We give you 2,000 | LIRS LA L el B Instantly Lucetta turned and, with a sud 10 o : - two'story and basement brick buiiding 90 feet | Iba, of the best Wyoming cooking coal for $£60. | the open doorway. He was calling to some | qon'™\ o irollable, impulse, seized my hand FOR EALE, 3 ROOMS FURNITURE: C deop: rent, $%0.00 per month; can do storage [ Victor White, mgr., 1605 Farnam st. Tel. 127 | dogs, who immediately appeared and began | g+ SRCET AR TUBNISE: § WANTED- +nMALE HELP. tral location; 18 boarders; good reasons fof | enough to rent; elevators to basement and | —¥1_ | to leap about him, and as he did not see [ " gUCRRL L FEERTEYe n = selling; great bargain. Address § 18, Bee. second floor: bustness been established 11 years 116, though the doge: did; 1 -had-&mpls op- 3ood night,” she cried, hope you will ARD YOU HONEST, SOBBR SUSTRIOUS 7 O—M87) have & 6600-pound burglar- safe, cost HOTELS. s SO Ji sleep well,”” and was gone before I could It 5o, ‘engage with'un for 1445 $500° o month, | e 30000, el chiest inside, weikha Lo0; e | o T o | TCrluntty o atudy his face, . | BaY @ word in_response $3,600 & year; you can make it eany: six hours S also some real estate; will sell chep or tra HOTEL BARKER, AND JONES ST was a good-natured but wholly common- | "y FE0L e & toof @ 'day. Our dgents do mot compiain of hard _FOR SALE_HORSES. Btock of 0008 must be spot cash, and It wWill | T rooms at $1.50 per day place one, and from the fact that he did not | o, WY does Lucctis go out of the room times. Why? They are making money selling | FOR SALI_FIRST CLASS FAMILY HOR: pay to Investigate. I hav ar lease on build- | 60 rooms at $2.00 per day. note the distraction apparent In his dogs | p o0 You come in asked, determined our Verfection Dish Washer; tne only practieal | “or" wiil txchange for clear lot. A. P. Tukey, | ing Address L. C. Brown, Grand [ | €pecial rates to commercial travelers. Rorm T SN ApmATaD to know the reason for this peculiar con family washer manufactired; washes §13 Now' York Life, Ps83-14 Y—M2 and bourd by week o month. Frank Hiditeh, | [ drew the concluston that be was not over | quct. “Have you any other guests in tho Jlishes dishes perfectly PR UL I e Y e VB S 41 | burdened with acuteness. Had the sisters, [} i Y 5 0 tperiente nectnadiy. b nld bt ity | G S ALE _MIGELLANEOUS _ | A i1 S0 OR_SALI A g T —com | then, all the brains of the family? T was|"ORE™ 0 0 o unexpected ve e e o r et hedt. atk '3 count. Address of TR o L RE ), N W. COR. | jetermined to find out as soon as I should |, The TFeRly o AL Lt gk pounda mada ot anticrust whect, ste HARDWOOD. COMBINATION.. HOD-- AND " - - 1th and Dodge. Rooms by day or week, | determin JAnd out as soon A8 Teinould | nemence. “No,” sho cried, “why should you 32 100 ple lts cqual; eve ¢ 0 ) ; ANDARD STIMULANT FOR WOMS? 7 | encounter any one more willing to talk about | ("™ LA LR A Lt A iy’ wants one: you don’t have to' cany chicken fence. Chas. R. Lec, 9th and Douglas. | “cjuyke's pure rye whisky. Bvery family needs them than Mr. Trohm. % goon”.as people know you, have ft tor s & Qidl TR BBtE s W “M45 15 MEDIUMS. Meantime the young man had remained {“"'”1 '\mll\‘)\;- |nr\m-x: :m.»;l \\(l():ln cer. they send for a dish washer; g T — - e AL s ° J ' c ain dignity which cut short all further re o oty Corotectta; Ho sompetit fur” | THE STANDARD CATILE CO. AMES NEB. | WANTED. TARTY TO TAKE 1AL INTE S REES THIS AND 15 TN ANT | mpassive and the dogs merely restive; and, | it nish sample (weighs six pounds) in nice case | _has 400 tons good d hay to sl est in’ manufacture of air cushions and life “aénd o stamp 1o the only great elnir. | Strange as it may appear, 1 experienced a | ije to Tady agents to-take orders Wihi one 4RO | Top SyTn A pET DEBR. INQUIRE 4. D. | prewrvers in Omaha. Geod atticle: protected | and medium, for fr but ask [ vague disappointment at being allowed to | oo Purtieutars perfection Mg, Co.s 1ng ! | _Brand » ¢ atents, “Addreas Matthlas Abents, Lamolt, Uons: don't be’ humbugked by travel: | pass the gate of this house, and eventually | 0T v S ( o 5 = o B L ing fakers; located for years. I mever fall | 1o Jeave it far behind me without any ad- e RS S UL LB il A L8 § 2 SR S0 BTOTIC oY AR OIANDING TN 1 Win. Garfield, 39 6th ave., Des Moines UL behiud me without any a9- | being relieved from these forced attentions. | yy tongue became paralyzed and 1 sank to the WANTED, A_GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL town In eastern Nebraskn, for land and cash | _This offer thres woeks. D N s e O ioey | Shei tool my ‘wrapai on: Ner. arm- and: we ground in_ terror housework. - Apply 118 N. 39th stre Y _ume1s_| G000 © HAND SET LIGHT DOU or equivalent. Address § 3, care I Played by my host and my late entertainer, | pagsed jmmediately into the hall. “As we T R utHAas 181005 S 16th st QM5 s A MEDICAL. bbbl fio ta 1 te Mr, | 90 g0 I heard voices, one of them shrill and [every fiber in my body told me that some GOOD GIRL FOR_GENBRAL HOUSEWORK; 5 NS/ > TO TH R T On my return to the tavern I made Mr. | ¢ o gistress, but the sound was so quickly | dreadful thing had happened, and that that most come well tecommended and be o good | FOR_SALD, NATIONAL CASIL R 3 e b 8 “NGLISH PENNY- | Simmons my confidant, and was astonished | (i1t 6F GIatriss, bul, tue sound wis So auiekly | dregiul FARE 8, ALRK, had been a pre- cook. 6 Howard street. 924 nearly new; be sold cheap. Address ¥ E B ® the best; safe, o o whicl 8 oduced 0 Loy b b e L4 ARy L i g 4 " ee! ook Lo Tiew, Counctl Dlufts, P QoMoir 18 | yes illiam able; e ouners senid e, aampa,” (or g "'f:l‘:\"r'“‘('”“u‘;,l”,l!l“' o RO min [ to discover whether that tone of suffering | meditated one, or why had my door been GERMAN HOUSEKEEPER ORIECT | = din or” Ladl in letter by | by the na o ollys. 01 L | proceeded from a man or a woman. locked T otiia: private family cook, $5.00; lady" cook CLAIRVOYANTS OR return mail, At druggists. Chichester Chem- | to hide it, there was evidently some reason | ¥yjies = wnollys, who was preceding me, | Alive to my helplessness and recalling for RSO LR A L] 3 3 oal Co., Philadeiphia, Pa in his own mind for not belng startled by | gjc0q pack in somo alarm. But as 1 gave [ my comfort the parting assurance of Miss RN )S Doukias, - — MRS DR H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT. 1 STORY HOTE NISHE ST = | this association of their name with the possi- | ;|,%,1en of having noticed anything out of | Knollys that nothing which might oceur AT GIRL FOR OF SE lHable businéss medium,” §th year at 119 N foth, | § 1 STORY - HOTELCE NISHE PAWNBROKERS, ble crimes I was Investigating; and when 1| #0 (0KF8 ©F BERNE B0EEE rm’-w‘d Lm. ] s, “1 sty . salérance. o RISBH TIERIY Inquire of Mrs. B, N = il i % 78 T, MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 413 N. 10 at | Urged him to be frank, he allowed, with an | S SENATY, S0t SERRAY FERReq T00 Y | WOukl hove BV, o and walted with mingled [ JRTUNES TOLD THROU! 4 WiLL HANGE MILLINERY FOR RA 48t | impulsive burst of vl.-»»um that there "i“";."»m»]-wi.-.l SRomb V8 T 110 " Hibt 2aI16W Lhet -]'l“:‘" ) Wesniorot daybraad g and through the spirit. Amelia 0 conl. ot Z—M730 B | = always been something wrong with the 5 ’ vl Hr I opo and dread for daybreak Union Depot hotel, 11th and Mason, 2 - : | MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGES. Knollys; and, urged still further, brought|“Ith much alacrity. = But reflecting that| “put 1 had miscalculated my amount of stairs > TO TRADE NEW n.\m-] | s B hecnived: ome "ty | Whatever was going on in this house, It [ norie 1 could not sit thus passively for > dra a0 w ) bounds or - ¢ : : : Roula’ by notnosaib R gnt o BAREER ’}fi“,}‘ MADAM E. AUSTIN, S I AN e Davia 1116 Harnem st g | M dur b B GHER, | [ lonthe ‘since from his daughter, who was a | 9041 by no possibility have any reference | pours, and jumping up at last I pushed = independent card reader 2 - NG 3 §38-Jyd | hospital nurse in Denver, and laid it before | !0 MY resumed my courags, which |,y hei aside and lald my hand on the knob HOURES IN ALL PART 3CITY, TH Hamburg hotel TY; GOOD ORD ; R TH L however, perceptibly weakened when I found | 1Y bed eite wil 1ot S JRC €0 T oty company, 1 T A year; equity for © lots or land. i GBELLENBRCK, 1 : kS R o't like it, | myselt passing door after door down a long 3 that 0t wak A RA MASSAGE. nAiHS, RIC Ames, 1617 Farnamest. iore, sald he. “Sophla won't like it, AistBied found _tha as hall to a room as remote as possible from 2 e but such facts as you will find written there , knowing what to do with myself I leaned MADAM SMITH, 502 8. 18TH, 2D FLOOR, ROOM — RNISHED FOIt ALL OCC, what seemed to be the living portion of the | knowing wh y e : i n_ 5 o o = L : 3¥ | ought mot to be kept secret. 1 thought so | What angingt the lintel and Hstened, counting my §. B COLE CO. LARGEST LIST IN 0M) 4 mamele: vaoor, Aol Heam, phoring | FARSE LANDS 1N NORTIWEST MISSOUE ok, 1318 Cane et &45tHo time, and 1 think so all the more |HOMSE: "1 L e 1 bogan, | e hearibonts. and. vaguely hoping et - ! e Risser, 37% Pearl st., Council Bluffs, I PASTURAGE v that these disappearances have aceumu- | o (000 G RAT T G and waited: for | somewhere in the houso a clock would soon B Soeima 3i1 8. Hih A, $0, O0 A AN DA - — — B = y TR lated in our town till we are afraid to move | (& B0 SO BOEE BEER a0 o host | strike, telling me the hour. § Foome, 41 Cumini st e e . e O AN R AN COMD Y STOCK ‘ture for horses, R | [EAEOTEHEOUE oW I AV GOd AR ALKSE ARl forbidding room it had ever been my fortune | But no such relief came; on the con- 1 rooms, 926 N. Zith ave A D MASSAGE PARLORS IN | JIuE ok, e, o shudes. hainis, | Borton & Pheips g ; Y[ ELon shea S oRnoRoTaRadRR el e inkia dlet it enter trary, the leaden moments went by without 8 rooma; 4 Cusn ., B0 Mine. How ; thorou il Elass erer I Ivoten, it Natures, | Phelps & Son, N7 N. Y. Lite blg.. Tel. 101, | ter written from Denver, I did not reply to| gy »'ghe smiled, “you need not be afraid. [a sound to relieve them and I was begin- 3430 Tnckaon e, X . 0 abolt $9.000. Want improved . Address S Ai-July 1°_| this burst, but hastened to open the folded | xoihing can happen to you here; T am cnly [ ning to query whether it would not be bet- 13 Pratt st., §. A. J. Pitzer, Cherryvale, Kansas. PASTURE, CATTLE & HORSES, T. MURRAY. | sheets before me and to read the following | sorry that we are obliged to offer you such | ter for me to avail myself of the warmth of Fidelity Trust Co., 1703 Farnamst. D—3 g __%08:J13_ | remarkable lines mean lodging. But all our other rooms are— | my bed than to stand any longer shivering 16TH ST. — v Y FOR | IORSES_ AD ss; | Dear Father—I have just heard a perfectly | are out of order,” she explained, firmly, “and [ on the bare floor when a faint noise, the Dt | TURKISH BATHS ONLY PLACE IN AM. i (et Bee bids. | unexplainable thing about the Knollys. The | to our great regret you will have o sleep in | firs T had heard in some. time, came from = s 3 person who told me was a Miss Grant, who | this one for tonight.” without and the sigalthy footfall returned PR LR, g;{nm"r‘.‘rfinihif'u}fi:"‘”fl“'vf»’?fi LAU[FS‘ BATHS, ¢ FOR 5. MME. POST, unV. L Baturen, Dhed: \\{:lf“:.),l' Hol BHORVMAND ANUXYPEWRITING | Visited them about Christmas time. She is|. “But cannot I sleep with one of you?" I, lmly|dnmz l‘im.}.;:l 3|":;m:;:;::\;‘xl:{i:\)fi‘):h::h S 16 Douglas biock ) | X C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL, W3 N. Y. LIFE. | from Cushing, was so startled and showed | venience. 1 am not accustomed to be put | | MOl f¥ DEati 5 j ¥ T (New, Yori | 1 s oxtuces, ‘filea with N a patient of mine and when she heard I was | persisted. I won't put you to any incon- I b heart’s beating; then the key was again in- 10-RGOM_ HOUSE, MODERN, LQCATED 2211 “PERSONAL. = —- M—A% |50 much agitation that I insisted upon | off by myself. e serted m.-.,a..“ and drawn .,ym, leaving me P Bougin, W, . Clark. N9 115 Rtk PUMP3 AND WINDMILLS, _ | knowing why, when she related the follow- | “1 am sorry.d she wean repeated, “but It | "y communication with the family FWO 9-ROOM DRICK Il()USl-‘571310 1 PARK | THBE BEL EPPERLY CORSET, MADE TO b ing story: is quite impossible. If I could give you the F:’_ ntat diatino: Wikt to Lonei HORADEN avenue, Taclng Hanscom park, *neacly new; Srosp ADmImalense, NS FarmA st ] C. H._BOYDEN, PUMPS AND WIND MILLS: | Her father and the Knollys' father had | comforts you are accustomed to. I should be | MY Grst SSHRCE SAS ¥ ng el hard Wwood finish: first Class modern con: ; . 4 a » ho was gliding off = = - = — e all kinds of pump repairing. | Leave orders e ¥ , glad. But we are unfortunate, we girls, [ call out to the person w Venlences,” nquire’ 1115 South 32nd sirect, VIAVI CO., 36 BEE BLDG.; HEALTH BOOK GAINS, ] TOTS “AND FARM: | it Charchill Bump Co. Telephons. 685 been lifelong friends and though the young een | AfHenas anait he JOUNE | ihd—" She said no more, but began to|and ask what had happened. But natural 320 | Vifee: home treatment: Iady attendant. Uit Dariing, ‘Darker Block: e | Dol o e Fao !y B0l | husy herself about the room, which 1 tried | timidity restrained me, and not il the step = TS —= BRI DT Z —_——— an understanding between them that Miss ! 3 ! . A GOM FLATS, 5B AND | BLFAAS, FLORIST, PLANTS B, — = 3 hathe A L to see in as favorable a light as I could. | had quite disappeared did I venture to open all modern conveniences; awnings, screens and | Pphast, F,,’,...“',E}.‘.".,m,é..,.(?K U TLOWERS. | IMPROVED GARDEN NEAR OMATA DANCING. Grant should sometime make a visit tolpyrpaps she saw my fallure—in my face | the doar and give one quick look down the Jautior service. Call ot "comner itai, "T0l 5. 1600 | 3333 Vinion street. - U—M#5 at prices that will surprise you. I taken with- | YR ~AND MRS. MORAND WILL GIVE PRI | Cushing. This was brought about last De-| porhups she felt herself the dreariness of the | tunnel-like hall. WL from 10 1012 ana '3 04, Gearge Clogrer, in 2 weeks. 3. H. Sherwood, 43 N. AN R s at thaie Gore, 1508 | cember and Miss Grant, with the full | D S Bcolbras N ROl e TN FEE P v DM _ | BATHS, MASSAGE, ; o n ancing a 0008 e h gray, discolored walls, which the fire that| Darkness and darkness only met my ) Friy: s AR R Dodge street, during the summer. - knowledge of the Knollys girls, arrived in | hoq ‘been lit on the hearth dld not serve | oyes. and halting between the fear of what FROOM MODERN HOUSE, DETACHED, | 2 . US| 5ARGAINS, SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP. | =——————————————————==——=== | {oun carly one Wednesday afternoon and . PSR beautitul lawn; shade trees.” 608 South 2th. | CUBAN FR 35, WORTH 10C FOR 5C. | erties and farms. John N. Frenzor, opp. P, O. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Hwnibarlyfons BWednestaysatternomnRand i that darkness inclosed and the phantoms of Apply to J; H.' Parroite, Douglas block. | Ulst J21 RE—481 = S T l“' 1 n‘“ S ‘{'" ”m‘ mu”"«{ »‘“”‘\i dread and horror with which my room was — RO EART S AN TS an) B GINEERS AND CONTRAC. | pected a cord elcome, she noticed copled I stood halting on the threshold e iE N ™ b OR B! ON BASY PAYMENTS, SELL ks ByRfos AT | Defore che vas L ikto people t FOR RENT, FINE COTTAGE, DARN, T o ol \,l‘"‘,.'m..{.‘,.,’,x,‘.‘, NowD acres, farms. Garvin Bros., 210 tors for electrio light and motor plants and all | before she was hall way up the steps that when a sound of distant sobbing reached lawn, on car line, R. Cr Patterson, Ramge bik my eur, sounding so pitifully in the dismal nse pik. | 337 Farnam, B A | i Sty o, e Hovard s | sometning vas amius. One sister only was 2 | UMBRELLAS COVERED AND REPAIRED, ; 5 ROOMS, NEAR CARS = s Lo yTost o AN IR RIBLOE s silence that, forgetting my own fears, for- BUIL Hele e BE d al. easy, 6 per cent, $950. Amo ed and pale and o ener b 3 by el | D816, No. i6th. "Jus. Henderson. U3 3 % b a2 i aualiasiegsandinelsfand fiookedoftsnrbas gotting the cause I had to dread that - = i tretch of shutup rooms before me, I dashed BARGAIN, 12 CABINET PHOTOS, $2. DAVIES, BAT T, SISTERN, DR_PAUL, 7 arrived guest. Miss Grant was not even W Y 113 B. 16th street, opposite Boston Store. NEAT 6-R. COTTAG CISTERN i I lightly into the darkness and sped without ] Rion sy | Eirst payiment §20; e, 6 per cent, asked to take off her wraps, till overcome by RO UEHC on Y Feasontiin {ina Aivacr| AN 5" Cor, '88rd aud| Claric 8L Inquire IS JReks | __— 2.3 X 3 the heat of the sitting room into which which these tokens of grief had scemed to son_ St : R A PRIVATE PARTY 1AS MONEY TG LOAK | S ROOMS, 2.8TORY, SLATE ROOF 3 they had stepped, she herself loosened her come. AT REASONABLE PRIC Sttty "etntidential. Address Dostoffice Tox | from motor, $1.650; Int. 6 per cent it g Az " furs, at which Lucetta—I think it was Lu- But this strango house is anything but o MAy :u,',‘,‘,‘; o 22, UM02 FRIA A LA cetta who received her—seemed to recover simple in its construction aund before I had longer. Mrs. M. Hellman,, @ Dofs YOUR OLD CARPETS MADE INTO |0 ROOMS: LARGE CELLAR; T S her wits and tried to play the hospitable gone many steps I realized that I had left S0 MODERN BOURT any stze you wish, 1521 Leavenworth | city water; well;320 cash; 800. Ames, 1611 hostess, but with such ill success that Miss Plo Ml nall ST e R i B I ROOM MODERN ‘;n"" A BT 81 POP- U M08 Jye R il X Grant was almost templed to resume her a smaller one, from which I did not kno \DY AT 'x‘"""fiw CAFITOL AVENUT | FOR SALE, A-TOOM COTTAGE, FULL LOT, 3 Sé’,“ez??“ return_ to lFurI’mIngham station low to emerge In the profound darknes T e - = hes (o see that tall genticman that aske Sast front. $700,005 terme taaay it bargain R ! Something, however, in her young hostess’ 3 v o C Tukey, 813 New York Lite. D82 . ARM LANDS, C. F. HARRISON a ,‘,J, Lite : s ',‘f.fiifi‘.’y ll::n og;trr; ‘;’J,",‘,:;“.’:“.“n",.iff"‘L.‘.“"{fi;‘ rors of my eituation I turned and fled back FROOM COTTAGE, $6.00; 937 N. HTH ST. IN- | GIARKI'S PURE RYE WHISKY 1S NOT A RIS857-§y 1o & e b 08 as fast as a complete ignorance of my auire 828 South 18th st D=4i1-16 Taveraie, but an article rich In medicinal qualis | LOT WORTH $760 FOR §250 7 other sister came in. Miss Kuollys, as you whereabouts allowed. ~ With one hand on 1OOM HOU! MODE ties, It urges the towpid liver to a perfect per- | Husiness lot worth $850 for $500. now, is a grave person, but very pleasant the wall at my side I hastened on till T came AR OF g tiong. : House, modern, cost $4,50, for §2, 525 ] o 3 diand phinten; uante Erate; IRimanceiotial ita tinctions Snsbattise ST | S AR G BON el B T Rk 000, and attractive, She won upon Miss Grant to a turn, and, taking it for one I had In- ; 3 e s it a BHE o 55| Sropity enting for $450 por year, §5.0m. at once, but for all that her presence did - | advertently made a few minutes befc EERtas Bale, 9.060.00. Y, H. Parrotle, bou WANTED. HAS ANY I ON A NUMBER 2| G. G. Wallace, 312 J. J. Brown bik not greatly relieve the situation, for her = advertently made a:few. mintigasBAAENN 4 FANTED: HALANFIRERBON-A NUMBRIH e A magal eheTe e sttuakion Ior ek i oR ITenan L tor e 1 to a bell rope | Whirled to the right and groped on, breath- BIGHT ROOM MODERN HOUSE, WITH BARN; | And wishea (o complete set. Apply at business [ =m0 - near the head of th and Kk - | less and pantiug, till 1 came to an open R e 1 andiyiaiien to oo AL TTOTS, CHEAP AT $10W, WILL TRADE FOR who instantly bounded up and left the | NPT the lead of i g indiy Sred| e P take clear lot wor .'.,f»' ..\,y.‘:,'v"“n'\" $ bleycte or horse and buggy, 360 cash and 323 TG room and not till they were alone did she | ™hre® 1 = Lo { gt sturbs you, pull that. It| As this was located just where T ha FOR 1k i, 1815 O 2 Bowa town residence, § rooms, worth $6.50, , seem to notice her guest, whom she then IE-anvihing ndistasbe yat.pulicinat « 1 s o 4 s communicates with my room, and I will | expected to find my own I rushed in and will take $3,000 in cléar outsid¢ property and o / greeted warmly, but with that same air of % y ¥ ¢ come at once and speak to you.” shut it behind me, and still groping, found 3 Dalance morikage. it core s you!' . luans ut low rates for choice security in Net | Good hardwire stock, $5,00, for clear abstraction and constraint which had been | T glanced up at the rope, ran my eye along bed, which seemed a long way from the braska and lowa farms or Omaha city property. estate and some cash. b so_painfully observable in Lucetta the wire communicating with it, and saw | door (longer than it had when I sought it Wit | G. G. Wallace, 112 J. J. Brown blk Miss Grant had expected that she would | that it was broken sheer off before it even ON MOTOR AP before) and was in the act of feeling for the MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW ' THD now be taken to her room, but on the con- | entered the wall. pillow when my hand came in contact with l~n b L&:’;£ 'O F, Davis Co, 1505 Farnam st. wiat trary Miss Knollys sat down and with an| “I am afraid you will not hear me,” T|gomething so dreadful, 50 bloodeurdling and - P = - apologetic air informed *her of how sorry | answered, pointing to the break e S i 9 o Davonport, st -‘E'n'}‘..ru-n“-fl ‘lu“"i‘ Yestor's names, who uave money to invest: | {IGTOR BICYCLES, THE precise attentions she wished. Circum- [ ment looked as embarrassed as ever her | giad, TATEG | WHEL - tOrrOF - nevertheless Windsor, 1634 Capito GEDeMMR I | 1988 complisd. Wrlte e pastiogiern ) sy bicycles, Omaha Bicycle C stances, she sald, over which they had no | sister had done. = o I had touched the clay-cold face of & - YRB) i %8 J280 = g1 o SR 6 control had made it impossible for them to ‘I did not know, ")”,' murmured ‘The corpse. 2 5 FOK RENT—tUon:bHED X00MS. . C. A. STARR, 613 N. Y. LIFE. NG BUILT LIKE A W 7 offer her the guest chamber, but if she | house Is so old, everything is more or less Ly S i s Wis0 m Electrical Supply Co., 1515 would be 50 good as to acc o out of repair.”” And she made haste to quit (Continued Monday.) NICE SOUTH FRONT T U ST st 2980t INROLheRRIOnf tig ‘room’ o 2413 - Pl NSURANCE POLICIES A —— — that onc night they woi d acc e nished,. private fauily. al. IR INSURANCE (FOLIC h,m‘;_‘fa\:";’. g:’ - — YeRLTT - LIRS B Kk ‘l:n’”‘:rl;fl‘:,ltfr’:”:""’:r ACCOMMO- | 4 ryn after her in alarm. FOUR KILLED IN THE MELEF. = FABANT ROON, 08 Domm ot | TheNE W . Will Barnum Bro., 120 N. 15th. Miss Grant, who had noticed the poverty Jm-x{t:f‘ there is no key to the door,” I ob- —_— SRS RO0% N & BT o S * 6 per cent | REMIN AGLE. CROSS GUN evident in the house, broke in with the | §ie" 1o back with a look almost like | * M"“I""u“r ' II'"'«.I“':‘ R TRNISHE M. 62 ortgage Trus N o EMID AGLE. 3 _ Al o i 8 S ame bac! a look almos! ] e atally Shot. 1TH ETR Toaneon ity praperty Avply 1o Iuscy & Fhomas. 1th street removes wrinkles and all traces of age. | Benerous assurance that any room would be | qnger on her stern face ATCHE: " ¢ FOR RENT, BELEGANTLY Agents, room 4 Fiat NACT vank BGE s | T DBANK & GO, 108 PARN It feeds through the pores and builds up | acceptable to her, and still expecting to be hat do you fear,” she cried, “Is thig| NATCHEZ, Miss., June 14.—At Natcher Tooms. @4 b, st T T Ty e e ‘A,\;\’: h SBADIE the fatty membrains and wasted tissues, :‘x::'.: u(n:;::rx\,“::w!;x\'x'x‘nlil«;g g:::mr N.Y,‘(;‘ r':‘u-li a public ,,,,\.v where you would be 1|;¢.,|||. to muuy plantation 1:( (;‘\v Iu.m-.. lrr-lu\\" nn‘u —_— - EY TC AN ON IMPROVED O N | e e Sl 1o tha shnt ¥l o ko ps. ) ys agi prised | intrusion ou are in a private dwelling, | city this morning R. W. Dawson, a shan 8 NICE FURNISHED ROONS real catate, Brennan, Love & Co., Paston bik | WESTERN BICYCLE & GUN CO.21¢ CUMING. | hourlshes the shrivelled '““" Brunken | por 'y saying that her room was not ready, | my dear, ande—good God!" she MUrMUred, | oot Msherman el o lh"m:: ~ nouselceeping South 1ith, T 7351 H Wit \ i ‘nl\uln lnn--ls and l_n|\ :u':lluT ln‘ l|u| {yes | that they had not been able to complete ali | beneath ‘her breath, but mot so low but | oon' TEIETHER ST GTIAHAANT HORE 3 ¥ ROOMS FOR HOUS PING FOR_ MAN | MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE | MANTELS GRATES AND TILES, |and muscles, enviches the impoverished | their arrangements and prayed that she | that” my excited suse caught the ‘words | tor: shot and kilied Erank Macklin, mana- and wife; rent taken in board. 819 N. 17th, at 6 per cent. W. B. Meikel, 1st Nat. Bk bldg. e S. blood-vessels, and supplies youth and | would make herselt at home where she |she uttered. “Can she have heard any- | 8er of the plantation and a negro R s ol e B Wiis | WOOD MANTLES GRATES, TILBS FOR FIEE | elasticity to the actioy, of the skin. It | was til evening. More and ' more as.|(hing? ~Has the roputation of this place | namo not yet learned on account of his FURNISHED ROOM, BATI, $; 19 NAM. | MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA | fatalogue Milton Rogers'& Sons. Omana. perfect. tonished and disconcerted, but hiding it | gone abroad? ~Miss Grant,” she repeated | connection with a coal black female dents ok i | "property. Fudelity Trust company, 172 Farnam. n Tt bravely for the sake of the pitiful look in | more loudly, “you are as safe here as a|gzen of “under the hill” The negress left URNISHED ROOMS S0¢ WEEK. 710 8. MTH, ug ——— Yale's Skin Food, price $1.5 and 8. at | ¢yo" giie eye. Miss Grant laid down. her | babe on its mother's knee. Nothing threat- | him und went to work on the Isleed slanta. o ' E-sitayi | T5ANS ON [MPROVED & UNIMPROVED CitY | UNDERTAK:ZRSAND EMBA LMa™8 il drug Stares: - MME M. " VAL . g e T on AL AR A furs again and endeavored to make the best | €N you, nor nced you have the least fear | yion ~ whereupon Dawson SR UNFURNIS ty. W. Fi Smith & Co., 1330 Far Health and Beauty Specialist, 146 State s i TWO OR THREE_UNFURNISHED _ROC property, W. Farnam Sm . ‘arnam, to the island and opened a negro gambling L whether the night passes In quiet or whether ith city water. Californ! Wit | i, K. BURKET, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND St., Chicago. Beality Guide mailed | 0f the somewhat trying situation. — She | ¥ A i e The h ity water, 203 Callfornia st F333 wbalmer, 1618 ‘Chicago st., telephone %0. 472 T talked and she laughed, though she met |if I8 broken by unaccustomed sounds. THeY | houso and became such & nuisance that SRR ARG AR T MONEY TO LOAN-CHATTELS. SON & VALIEN, 1701 COMING, TBL. 100 with but little response, noting all that was | o "oy *her manner wero encouraging | Macklin ordered him away. He rofused to Bl T BiToos Roon o / 0dd in her unaccountable reception, but . s gl it ey ahamed of my o | go and in the altercation which followed NICELY FURNISHED ROOM and for a moment T felt ashamed of my fool . : 3 M. 0. MAUL, UNDERTAKER AND PMBALM- 25 o glving no evidence of her concern or secret | jub tramors. What if 1 were banished to | Dawson used a Winchester and killed askaoping: 9 Norih S e DT RV BT R er, MIT Farnam st., telephone 22. iy eals indignation. But let me tell the rest in her | o remote corner in a dismal and. strangely | Macklin and the woman almost Instantly - planos. Fred Terry, 43) Ramge bik. T DAKER, UNDERTAKER, 613 S, 16TH ST, h e I e h own words as I remember them. ordered house! Was I not under the pro- [ and wounded the boy, ther making his cs- e QA C The pecullarities observable In my re- | tection of two amlable girls, daughters of | cape carrying the rifie. A tug brought tha Ty = IONEY TO LOAN ON RURNITURN. ception continued all day, said Miss Grant. | my father's oldest friend? Certainly my | bodies to’ Natchez and a coroner's Inquest ,w,.\.‘{;;;, ?.’,',?,5“‘,‘33!;‘. NICR FURNISIE o removal of goodsi strictly contidential; you | BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION. When one sister came In the other went | conduct was ridiculous and could but add to | is now being beld can'pay e loan of st any time or I &MY | Grocrepoprme e out and when dinner time arrived and I was | Miss Knollys' trouble. | Macklin was highly connected in this city T R T T T 8 T OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. 6.7, 8 per cent when 1, 3, 3 years old, always ushered down the bare and dismal hall into aking her by the hand, I craved her and the feeling against Dawson runs high. 206 8o, 160 &t redeemable.” i Fundm ' et Natinger, Sec an equally bare and unattractive dining |pardon, and begging her to have no more | Oficers aro scarching for him and there are X410 A b AR ) 1 room it was to find Lucetta only seated at | concern about me, I returned to mny room | fears of further bloodshed when he is YOU HAVE FIRST-C RITY YOU HOME OR SECURE GOOD R the head of the board. She made some |and carefully clo; the door. But no | gvertaken "y - got low B y m 403 | interst on sav Apply_to O & B. oY e fact, but § 80 oyid sooner did 1 find myself thus shut in than T 5 s land. ftatad i ro”‘m‘,s-lul NICELY 2 T g 48 | Asa'm, 1704 Bee Bidg, 0. M. & apology for the fact, but it was so evidently A later report from the island states that With board i s an evasive one that I scarcely heard it and | all my vague Gowbus returied and & Would | the boy died and that ~Willam Contl, Douglas. . 5 - ~ — kept looking at the empty place where the | have glven an E fol e meanest and fy,roiperin-law of Mackin, had come upon ie room, with board in private family; refer. | HALF INTEREST IN SMALL MANUFAC —_ the bottom of my strange reception. But - " o his gun shot him dead 5 Farnam 5 3 180 ing and wheiesale businvie Omaha, making | DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES, 404 Durdeite. X b crip AR But my fate was to be shut in, in this (et Sabos. W14 Farnan. LI ¥ 000 livink and capable of large devel 503-J30% as If to dispel this supposition, he presently | o, “of darkness and discomfort, and 1 S DESIRABLE BUITE OF ROOMS, WITH $2.000; whole business $1,500. G. 3 AR PRIV T | came in, and though it was my first meeting | roreoq" mymelf to make the best of it Hood's Sarsaparilla gives great bodily Gelient table, lawn, ste. 4 N. I, Lo Loie candle which she had brought with | nerve, mental and digestive strength, simply = ] &L siyle guaranteed. Address 8 13, 0 with the nominal head of the house Lucetta [ myo R L8 FOR SALE, BY ,\\\\H\h OR, BAKERY 823160 Chichester's Engtian Diamend Lrans. waited for a short nod from him before | per and set down on a small table by the | bccause it purifles, vitalizes and enriches the N&‘I;fl FURNISHED SouTH ROOM "WITH |~ and 1 tral Nebrasicu city of m ENNYROYAL P‘LLS giving me the necessary introduction. hearth was too short to last long—another | blood, ard for two; private family: no other board- | 8000, b Lusiness; price, $600.00; must ibe ellow an ot | circumstance which did not add to ap- s ers: ‘beat home comforts. §14 'No. fiat het. | be sold this month. Address S %, cara. Dee He is a lumbering fellow and had I not | circumstance which did not add to my hap P Callfornia and Webster. F-004 Yoasesis | €. E. MORRILL, T 3ING, HOUSE piness; while the fire was one of those light | Fiik Company In Fiaanelsl Rtvalte T =TT T B oNBioE sen painting, Brick work. plastering: oft. T 1 and flashy ones meant only to burn| NEW YORK, June 14.—An order appoints ANISHED KOOMS TO RENT | BUSINUSS | CHANCE 0, RESPONSIBLE U (T e 8 e M 0 o) " Children Cry for Uil bed I8 reached, and there was no Wood |ing Robert T. Green and Robert D. Day re- 3 ROOMS, GLOBET. 38 5T, MATY'S A1 extabllshed wholesale optical house, located in | s 1o add to it. 8o that I had bafora me th ceivers for the East River Silk company wi G Ms e Chie and doing business (n the west; have TLOST, R i 3 prospect of a dark and cold room, It my [Celvers for i Riv Kk cowipany was g, Ut shicimen on-ii rosd” Aadress Pitcher’s Castoria. B s ot bver s fatus ant | Aled today n the county clork's offes, A partio FOR RENT_STORES AND OFFICES _8 21, Onala B XYM 18 | S . JUNE 13, NOTE FOR $10.00, PAT- L. 18,000 Testimeninls, Name Poper Kept me awake. 80 it evidently became | deputy sheriff served copies of the attach-. jeal Con Madlaon Squsg o f t, | ments obtalued by the Dank of America and - FOR SALE- N AND JEWBLAY BUSE | 04,00 Mary, A Mille, eiened by i D mleat CoMARTAL P2 Children Cry fo1 | 1oy duty to slecp, and recognizing this fact, | men y y TWO-STORY BRICK, XM, AND 6 ET Frad Monle, 2V Walker and Lena Q. Walker. All persons : . ooked to see ho! r )t security | the Unlon National bank on Jobn Meeks, trackage, T8 8. 13th. at your own price. o .. ¥red . WG Famam. o s | ore warned against purchasing “said note —_ L looked to see how a sense of security Vi ’ could be obtained. The bed was light and | William G. Ilitcheock & Co., Vieter & Chelos, S N £ TR T T e R e P ASTIEITT | Pitcher's Castoria. SOUEA e Puica in tront ol the dor; he | Kan & Kabn and Willam H. Graef & Con s l"”fll 'fi'g'lt.fhfll}hlfih I}l ILLH"H Y184 13 SUBINESS NOTIcES Children cry 'o' windows—but there was but one and that | et reet. This bullding has & fir e e S8 i S c was he drape ok dark sty Tho glow %ot th o o RASanE Sumalots ateam. Moo R SALE—A HANDSOME DRUG STORH IN Fawyers and soilcitors. SUES & CO. Bee as heavily draped with thick dark stuff. | T w %of the tea rose 1s acquired by wiler oors, , ow moun! cash S & ", 'lu"l‘ to it, I dragged the heavy folds aside | ladies who use Pozzonl's Complexion Powder.. 15 4F the Smoe oF The o " M Tl | W et amount of NG g | PAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED. 9 NoJ6 | puitding, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FREE. | PItcher's Castoria. } -4 Vtaoked out. A multitude of wintry | Try it and becoming very pale herself, was hurry You have forgotten,” she , “to say ou must be very tired,” she sald ou please, we will go now to your THREE-ROOM COTTAGE WITH GARDE