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ANOTHER RABBIT DAY.
Lamar Is Preparing for a big Hunt
This Winter.

The people of Lamar are preparing
TO give big rabbit hunt December II
and 22. Lamar it will be rom mbcrcd,
gave a rabbit hunt last year, and thou
sands of the frisky Jacks were sluugh-
tered. a large number Of them were
shipped 10 Parson '2zcll for distribu-
lion 10 the poor. Many of the Denver
sportsmen went down to Lamar last
winter and enjoyed the sport.
Lamar now proposes 10 make the
hunt this year bis thing, and pro-
poses that Rabbit Day shall become as
important in the state rs Peach Day or
Watermelon Day. The rabbits are
thicker than ever this year in the
country around the little town. which
is situated on the Santa lfc railrpad,
near the eastern border of the state.
Preparations are being made To accom-
modatc all sportsncn who desire to
enjoy Il hunt
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MApRiz HAS BEEN DEPosEp
The Situation In Biucnrlds Not Very War


New Orleans. Sept. 3o.-Thc Associ
atcd press correspondent in Blueiclds.
Nicaragua. under date of Septembcr
a. says Jose Madriz. minister of for
eign affairs. who has been in Blue
fields on behalf of President Zelaya
has suddenly been dcposcd from lis
office, and on September Is left for
Mnnagua.
The threatened revolution between
the two parties as far as can be learD-
cd, on the Atlantic coast, has as yet
not made its appearance. When civil
war does come it will be short and
the conservative party, which is COM
posed of the brains of Nicaragua, once
more but put in power.
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A Very Nice Program,

London, Oct IA dispatch to the
Times from Frankfort says the Lon
don correspondent of the Frankfort
Ieitung tclcgraphs that he has learned
from excellent sources that Japan.
if she is victorious over China, in
tends to divide China into three in
dependent kingdoms. which will be
placed under the rule of native princes
one of whom will be Ii Hung Chang.
If necessary Japan will call confer.
ence of the powers to decide the mat
tor
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-10-06
CAR ROLLED INTO THE WATER,
Peculiar Accident on the Railroad at
Oakland.

Oakland. Gala. Oct 3-As the local
train on the narrow gulgc railroad
was approaching the Webster street
draw-bridgc about $50 last evening,
the last ear, which was n smoker,
Jumped the track. The engineer stop
ped the train. but before he was able
TO do so The forward part Of the train
was on the draw and the smoking car
was being dragged over the ties. The
coupling broke just as the ear reached
The bridge and 1t rolled down the bank
into the water. Nearly all the pass
eugers jumped from the car before il
went over and Il dozen or more We're
severely bruised only two persons
went down with the car. They We're
also injured. one of them. j. c, Wilson
of san Francisco. having his nose
broken and receiving some internal
injuries. Both passengers were taken
from the ear.
There were between 80 and 90 per-
sons in the car when the accident oc-
Cured. 1t is not thought that any
one was fatally injured.
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Golden Medical Dis
coyerv. even after tire disease has pro-
gresscd so far as TO induce repeated bleed
iuCs from the lungs, severe lingering cough
with copious expcctoration Including tu-
berCular Iuattcrl great loss of flesh and ex-
trcmc euaciatiou and weakness.
Do you doubt that hundreds Of such cases
reported to us as cured by - Golden Med
ical Discovery were genuine cases of that
dread and fatal disease You need not take
our word for IT, They have i'll nearly every
instance. been 50 pronounced by the best
and most experienced home physicians,
who have no interest whatever in mis-
reDresentiug them, and who were often
strongly prsjudiced and advised against
a t-iaI of Golden Medical Discovery"
but who have been forced to confess that
it surpasscs. in curative power over this
fatal fnalady all other medicines with
which they are acquainted. Nasty cod
liver oil and its filthy " "emulsions - and
mixtures had been tried i'll nearly all these
cases and had either utterly failed to bene-
fit or had only seemed to benefit a little for
a short time Extract of malt, whiskey,
and various preparations of the hypo-
phosuhitc5 had also been faithfully tried
in vain.
The photographs of large number of
those cured OF consumption, bronchitis,
lingering coughs, asthma. chronic nasal
catarrh and kindred maladies, have been
skilIfully reproduced in a book of 100
pagcs wnich will be mailed to YOU, on
rec tiDt OF address and six cents in
stamps. You cau then write to those who
have been cured and profit by their ex-
Address for Book; WORLDS DIsPENsAKY
MEDICAL. ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, n. Y.
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n,s capture of Moons,.,.cr,

Ashland. Ky, Oct. 1.-This afternoon
United States Marshal Greer and lis
deputies left for Louisville with JOG
moonshincrs just from the upper Bis,
Sandy Valley. The party is made up
of women, l,oys and men, some of the
latter typical desperadoes.
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PnhIlc peht Increnxr.I

Washington. Oct. 2.-The monthly
treasury statement shows that on Sep.
tember 20, 1894, the public debt. less
cash In the treasury, amounted to
$907 ,646,617, an increase for the month
Of esptsmber Of 96O62, 7W,
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GERMAN OFFICERS ARRESTED.
Nearly Two Hundred OF Them Locked in
Fortrcts,

Berlin, Sept. Boa sensational ru-
NOR gained currency carly this morn
'rg That eighty non commissioned oh!
GERS of the Fourth regiment had been
arrested. The real facts were learned
subsequently.
Baron Stetin, the commander of The
gunnery school is disliked on account
of his severity. Having noticed the
growing spirit of insubordination. he
called the non-commlssioned officers
together md severely reprmandeti
them. This was On Friday night. The
men subsequently became noisy and
troublesome and the commander visit
ed their rooms and ordered that they
be silent. The men became iusolen.,
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Hint .InrfnI I.ccIine

With tho cybiopung sense Of renewed
hcnlth and strength and Internal cicnnli-
ness. which follows the use Of syrup Of
Figs Is unknown Go tic few who hnyc not
progressed beyond the oIl.time medicines
and the cheap substitutes sometimes Of
fcrcd- hut never nerepted by tho well-in-
f.rn-nl.
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sEAeton of = Giant.

Portsmouth, Ohio. Oct. 2.-The skei-
eton Of q prehistoric giant has been
exhumed In Kentucky, twelve miles
below this city. The skeleton is eight
feet IN height and four feet ocroiv
~ eAcuiders.
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Moore for Gaurer.

Washington, D. c., Oct. Ira u.
Moore has been appointed United
States gaugcr far the internal revenue
district Of Colorado
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The st. jane. Hotel. Denver.

n was n church mouse shot full Of holes
tlnr gave rise tu the expression. AS pof-
uu. il .Lur-L LumM.u.-
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1t was Or. johnson. We think, who sald
TINT natriuiism is the last refuge Of
scoundrcl Tho doctor was mistaken. It
IS the United States.
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oBr mar4mn has corus uu her toes
Our c.t hag scuid"l her tall.
Our NUIlIe uH- q wnrt uu her nose
Dur VIII H. troubled with au iugUvwn nall
TRY uITIFELp THE CUIEOPpDlST
Notice blp guarantee ON "Nose or Toes,
I'm .LL-uL LL.-- L--LLuu-
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If the Baby is Cutting Teeth.
Be and use that old nud well tried rcmcdy, MRs.
MISSIONS SooTuIN0 SYRUr for Children Teothing
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-10-06

Send two 2ccnt stamps 10 The Road Puh
fishing Co, Denver Colo, and get sam
pie copy Of The Road and one Of their great
English OCtouus maps free.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-10-06

Smith-Wnat arc you doing with your
cont buttnucl up to your chin3 Jones
Hush; don't mention II! / have on tie
that nv wife selected.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-10-06

lilo most uuhappy feature about being
mn hIrl Is anI Ll- hn Ls lnlnIIILy " ny.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-10-06

a circus performer was once heknlghtcd
In England, snys uu exchange. Did he be-
come Lord Suumrrsctf
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-10-06

A man abiding lu u ppultcntary Is, In
one sense of The word, law-abluius citi-
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Iuinily Trnulile.

Greenland has MO- cnts. How thnnkful
tllr tirrnuIauIrrs should bo. Imagine cats
In % country where The nights are six
LuuMLu. LuL- 2
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l. W. Joseph Florist. Pueblo. Colo.
Fashionable cut flowers send for catn-
logue Of choice plants uul bulbs.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-10-06

The last sad right was administered to
the man killed In o prize fight.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-10-06

"IIanson's Magic Cora Salvr."
Warranted To cure, or money refunded.
Ask Nnmr hrmrgist Tor II. Hrlce. 10 cents.
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Perfect cooking variety In the btll OF rare,
excellent service and attention TO the com,
fort Of gucsts make Ibis old established ana
reliable hotel % fayurita atnppiug place IN
Denver. Rates 500 per day: $l,1r Tor
evening dinner rnuW Hul breakfast slpI
for room and hrrakfIst Being situated op,
puslte the Tabor GRIND Opera House nud
pcresslbc TO the principal business stores.
banks street md rnble cars mud places OF
amusement. makes lt the hest located motel
In the clty Tie blue car starting Va front
or depot Ua ss"s the hotel
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IIow- This.

Tie man who strnls bonds should not be
allowed To get away from bonds.
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Most people are fond Of calling the roll
WHOM L-.A -m-n LL.-r mnrl-mG uuMn..
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-10-06
TAKE STEPS

Criminals aud judges dlfcr widely In re-
gard 90 the length of sentences.
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Strike when III" iron is hot docs not al
ways Apply to hllrksmitls When they
''styiEc" the iron Is apt 10 be cold,
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whfrad But oh tn reieve my ' alna
do, dear Chris, go and dig!'
To dig | am ashamed. l must con-
fess, for such purpose in the nine
teenth century; but | shall never know
peace II don't for shall always think
6hfT ra laid foItTne to my hand and
oh, yes, Of course you must investi-
As side issue the tale of Christie
piers dealings with Mr. Murphy became
4 standing joke with the young couple,
The astute son of Erin. who could
neither read nor write, nevertheless sue.
ceeded In obtaining double the worth Of
his potato patch from the young nan,
who deemed ii best to purchase the land
before digging in L.
Then one day the daily papers related
romantic tale of the discovery of Ger:
tain hidden treasures in an old unused
well. The types set the amount at a
very large sum, but Christopher and
less than the sum mentioned by Uncle
John. yet not inconslierable addition
to the income of poor. storywright.
how ddes Il h sap ydn not Gax
framed?"
when one becomes unexpectedly pos
sessed of fortune one forgets lesser
things"
chris took his wife by the hand. led
HtT 10 Il SOFA, SAT uOWn beside neT with
his arm around her and with her head
on his shoulder Oet II not be forgotten,
as some palliation of this conduct, that
they were very lately married., and
thus related:
when | took the landscape to be
framed the dealer asked various ques-
tons about II, and finally said he would
like 10 keep II a few weeks to show in
his window. l forgot all about 1t till to-
day, when | happened to think of II and
went after IT. He then told me this pic
ture is one of a set of twelve; the other
eleven belong to a museum in the city,
and th-y ere anxious to complete the
set, and will pay us as many hundreds
as Uncle John left thousands. Now,
darling, it rests with you. You shall
have your picture back or the money
choose!"
What beautiful, romantic things hap
pen to one when one marrieS, especially
II one marries a schuyler" said Wini-
fred.
dearle2"
My poverty but not my will, con-
sens" said she.
And what viii you do with the money
and with Uncle Johns money, you
graspng little thlngT'
"Slnce the old Schuyler house OF your
ancestors has passed away from US for
ever, let US make the beginning OF A new
Schuyler house, only on Umalier
scale"
tors ourselves some time said Chris
ectively.-Springtield Republican.
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SECRETS OF THE WELL.
Or HoaU a Brides Rich Young Blood
Vas almost CONCEALED.

curls about. above and around her ears
to arrange in more orderly but not
less coqrettish manner.
you hear the whisperered words she
hears.
You little ringlets round her ears"
chanted her bond slave, and lifted his
mistress to her seat IN the carriage, be-
slowing a hug and receiving a pinch on
the way.
where shall we go. sweetest" said
II.
Let us go where you have often
promised to drive me, but never did,
fiithless man" she answered. TO the
LAS you like, but / warn you, Win
fired they are now the ancestral halls
of the Murphys, SulliNans, O'Tooles and
OBrieIs. The Scauylers haven't lived
there for fifty years, for when the mills
were built in Schuylertown the hands
took possession of all the waste land
anywhere about, and erdcd by swarnina
into tie mansion Itself"
mo matter, ] want to go there, just
the same. And on the way yon can tel
me all the legends connected with the
old house. Didn't you say it was 2ol
years o!d"'
'Or thereabouts," said lie. declining tc
commit himself
Wasn't there ever a murder or sui
eide or something equally shocking IN
itP Come, freeze my young blood al
cree with the most unpleasant tradition
you can think of! Wasn't there bloody
crime and somebody nansed"'
. mo Schuyler was ever hanged that
know OF, said Christopher, " but doubt
less there are many, even now, WhI
richly deserve II, Concerning Legends
/ can tell you about Dancing Damarls
IL YOU Ike" At,
"'Dancing Damarisr How deliciouSH
"And about old Syrena schuyler. VINO
D was a witch In the days when witches
"Ahi nv blood is already commencing
TO congeal." said Winfield, comfort
ably settling back a., 49,
"old Syrena lived and died In M
have been an uncomfortable person, by
ali accounts. Her neighbcrs each sld'
Z Of her had TO give up tying their catti'
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All House and Home Ads IoM0rroWS World Go into Mondays Evening

will you get out and go through the
mousse asked Christopher.
ie'~ @ond des aintiy mn das
! can nov imagine anything l like about
1t. Drive on, do. oh. what anem-?" and
she buried her face in her handkerchief.
to tell me any more stories about it?''
There. There are no more, my dear"
knew fbers sa ever wnf hs
den treasure, concealed diamonds, boxes
of gold, gems rich and rare secreted for
some lucky heir to discover"
by GeorBe" said Christopher sud
denly, Il wish ! could find Uncle John $
money!"
There, didn't / say there were other
legends that you could remember II you
But this" explained her husband, sis
distinctly modern. II only dates back
forty, or Nifty years"
her most eager, coaxing manner, and so
winsOme was she that Christopher first
looked around to see II there was any
danger Of detection, and then took a
you see he commenced, much re
freshened by the interlude, my grand
father had half-brother. Everybody
called him Uncle John. Most Of his life
nearly sixty years old he came, poor
and sick; to grandfather for home.
Uncle JDhn was a physical wreck. NO
body supposed ht could live more than a
month o. two, Uut as matter of fact
care AMI attention prolonged his lie for
nifty years. When he lay dying he called
my father, then "A boy of twelve or So
and coufdei To him the fact that ne had
5000 somewhere, and 1t WAS to become
my fathers property AT Uncle John
death But this was absolutely all he
told. The whereof luts Of the money he
failed to communicate, for some reasO
or other; perhaps he had kept It secret
So long he could not bear TO part with IL,
lie diei a few hours later, and no one
but my father ever believed that Uncle
I'M hal cent, There WIS some search
made--n0t much O4t nothing was even
found "
Chris" said Winifred, after a pause,
III thnt money were found to whom
would II belong"
TO you, darling" responded the in
fatuated man
30 you mean. truly, that It would
be legally yours"'
I'm the very fellow"
"Ther, Christopher Schuyler. YOU must
set about finding II at once" -
Most happy, I'm sure, p.; II the uni !
inte.lects Of the past generation couldn't
study M what had become of IT, ! don't
see much chance for me"
What shameful Indifference to plain
duty" sighed Winifred. Were Uncle
Johns clothes all ripped to pieces? His
poCketbooks picked apart? His books
carefully looked over leaf by leaf? The
walls OF his room sounded? Hist
And his house torn down. the gar
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The study door opened softly. Chris
TOPPER Schuyler finished the sentence
ne was writing, and then looked up.
The dimpled, rosy and altogether
welcome face of his bride of a week
confronted him.
You said you would be ready in half
an hour" said she, reproachfully, "and
us more than an hour!"
Dimples and roses then betook them
selves outside the door once more, and
Mr. Schuyler, suddenly remembering
mat he had promised to drive with his
VIE that afternoon, wiped his pen on
the wiper which nature provides all
out baid-headed men. turned his manu-
script face down, Slammed paper
weight upon 1t, and rushed hastily after
'ie departed one, shouting:
All right, darling; soon as l find my
hatm
propose not to have a hat-tree In
every room in this house." observed
'he young lady. while Mr.. Schuyler was
Hahtleally instituting an unavailins
search for some KIM, any kind of head
scar She then contemptuously bent
que niger at bust of Schopenhauser
anu schuyler, with an. exclamation OF
.s"ei, capture from the philosopher
sore felt hat and adorned his own
"eau with 1t without loss of time.
hut does any one suppose that the
'eparations were over?
sutton my glove" ordered the heat
me ,"e FAMILY, ana her husband Obeyed
do my VEL! Chris, dear, It's on the
I'ns-clse' AM Chris, dear, went up
~ TWO steps at a time after it.
w.,ut That isn't the right one. Chris
vaH uIl you have me wear terra cottt
vs., WIN Nile green hat? Heavens"
ann r'S catastrophe averted, there wa
rnh l'rasol to subdue. a wanderIn;
'on to reduce to order. and yarlou
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to whom this plate is inscribed by his
LordshiP's most dutiful and most obedt
Smith sitting on the bank with
sketching book in his hand absorbing
at his leisure the lovely effects of the
deer, the waterfall, the rowboat on the
see that the fashion OF docking horses
tails is not at all modern, for these
poor things have their tails locked, and
the picture is dated October; 1884 DO
you y sHppqsi se i is really as old as 'ha''
chris" continued she. this picture
is a curiosity. Let's have It framed"
" Certainly, II you wish"
Il will unglue tcarefully and you
shall take it in town for suitable frame
and glass, and | will hang it--let
me SEEN the upper hall between the
As my lady phases
His lady forthwith pleased herself by
ordering hot water and various, cloths
and towels and sponges,. ard with these
appliances went through a. process of
soaking and loosening the picture,
which left its old quarters with some
reluctance, She finally lifted II ,daintily
by its moistened edges and laid 1t, time
stained. yellow, but unnamed on the
table. At the moment she did this she
saw another paper, also yellow and
tiue-stained which the removal of the
p'SIyFrs At hn Is Sr9@Ff na to dah Chris
Winifred carefully smoothed out her
picture before CHANGING at her husband.
lie was standing entirely mot.cn!ess,
"Winfred," said he. Il believe you're
Il witch"
Certainly" said Winlfred' "can you
This paper. unless I am attacked by
softenns Of the brain. which seems To
me very probable. was secrrted by
Uncle John, ami tells he whereabouts OF
.p.,lr, ~ 80 BaaIlyp I Inn't he
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den dug and the nearest pond ragged"
interrupted Christopher with great
own door. and and he lifted his Wife out OF
the carriage with the same formalities
which were observed in putting her In,
SO reprehensible was Christopher,s m
difference that several avs elapsed be-
fore 1t occurred to him TO say to Wini-
fred who was hanging about him. press
Ing his hair, disarranging his desk, put,
ting flower in mis- button-hole, and
otherwise distracting his attention from
the manuscript he was attempting 20
copy, BY the way, this was Uncle
And you never told me before" cried
Winlfred, flying out Of the chair on
which she had temporarily perched.
How do you know that Uncle John $
perhaps, opening with concealed
II went through all that nonsense
when was boy, t repileq Mr b6 sGh" Se
the hero to solve the mystery, and
begged my father TO let me search for
secret springs and hidden drawers and
the rest of the trash, but, OF course.
never found any. Father was very
sure however. that Uncle John meant
what he said" he added. musingly,
yet there may be "A secret in the old
desk which you haven't discovered"
murmured Wirifred, walking around the
desk with gaze as nNei az II she eN-
pected n secret drawer 10 fly out at
She eat down on the n1or and began
to null out the drawers one by one.
Each was palpably honest and con-
tained no hidden receptacle, though she
searched above below, behind all, She
restored them to their places with u
sigh and sat down in front OF II,
Christopher looked AZ her ana laughed.
" How merccnHry!' said he. What
cupidity!
'Nercenary! Indeed | am! I would
walk mile for S,olo!' ,,..--.
Now my feelings are quite different
would indeed Ike to know the fate Of
the slekrls, but only in the spirit Of the
Yankee who lost a cent and spent three
days hunting for IT,, and when twttted
about IL. said he didn't care nothiu'
Bout N" cent. but he'd like to know
where the dnrned thing went to"
" chris said Winifret, porting over a
large picture which was glued TO the
inside " the desk I'D, ISN'T this
funny? See this org-waisted lady talk
ing To the sworaed slll4rtS, her hair
isn't much longer than theirs: and see
this horse walking with his hind logs
nj trotiiug-up, gallon nF-wIth his ore
legs, Aud see the ship in the back
ground apparently stranded ir sylvan
grove, but | suppose We are expected to
IN ierstani that this brook in The fore
ground winds round Trough those
WOODS and in the course Of 4 few min
utes walk becomes many miles side
ard deep enough TO float a large ship,
% And what an odd old inscription:
a view of ENton Park, belonging to the
RI Honble, the Earl OF Gainsboroush,