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,nv Mace. bu. stopped again. for an In
slant, dazed by the sight OF the Old man
denoniacal delight. He waassaping 70 ana
fro over the turf. holding up lis fingers IN
the red sunset glare SIX ne shr1eseH-
.Sixt and room for two more on, IT'S
merry life lead And now where Is my
pretty Lucetta? Surely she was mere
moment ago. How could sns nave van
ished then so quickly
The last question was uttered IN sgcn
different tone Of voice that IL gave q clue
20 tha whole situation I saw. even while
I bounded 10 the rescue OF the devoted
maiden. that he was one OF those maniacs
who have perfect control over themselves
except IN the moment OF triumph; ana not
ing his look OF sinister celignt
perceived that half his pleasure and al
most HIS sole reward for the horriols
crimes he had perpetrated Eas In the rays-
terry surrounding thu loss Of his victims
and the suruzises which II naturally called
up. I could therefore understand his let
Ser q, the r.ossce ard the extreme satisfac-
ton be took in playing with my efforts and
contemplating his own faneied immunity
from suspicion.
Meantime had covered the wretch with
INV riStol. and reaching the spot where
IslcAssa went down tried 70 lift the moss
covered lid I could family discern there
But I found this In1pcszybie vita the gssr-
ing figure OF the maniac really 10 spring
uoo7 ia an8 ! Shouts ceriainlx 6ays
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r-r,,ss.s. ssyou seem 70 know Q great deal
~ our family history" But to which Luz
eta answered: Our father was % blame
for that He wished TO make any return
on her part Impossible
could understand this. but could not
understand the persistent revenge or toe4r
injured ne gsabor.
ssYou must have q virulent enemy IN The
man who 90 threaeened YOU" said rs
he a leading man IN the town and does he
SIN hold that terror over your hea<is@
ar he knew she was buried here" said
Miss KrsoiIys. he would brand US as
forre-s children in the public press
don't know why he cherishes such hatred:
* Is abnormal
and his nar7es' asked
els Obadiah Trohm: he Is our next door
nesghhor."
Ar this name uttered in such a coanec-
<ior, I felt a curious sensation of unexpect-
ed shock and doubt looked az the girls
again and wondered how anyone could
have associated them even in thought with
crime And I remembered that ii was
the brother who was suspected. and waiv-
ing the subject which had just en-
crossed Us | said:
And yet the disappearance OF Silly
Rufus is not explained. Why has this
road earned such title as Lost Mans
Lane?''
II can not say" moaned Miss Knollys.
cit IS another horror of our dreadful
lives"
s'You know that men do disappear here
abouts :"
'.Alasr' she nurmured.
"Why does your brother then leave you
here. 20 share the odium of SO ill-omened
a place. Has he no consideration for your
youth and inuocence?'
.My brother has no money" answered
Llcetta I'VE are obliged to stay where
we have roof 10 cover us. He is not TO
be blamed: he is good in every way"
And so my path was again blocked. and
I saw that should be obliged TO go to ex-
tremities IL only TO satisfy public opinion
that all was right with these young people.
Miss Knollys." / said, including both
in my bow, my duty compeis me to an
action which promises to be equally pain
full 10 myself and distressing to you. The
grave of Silly Rufus must be found. and
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LOST MANS JANE !
BY Anna Katherine Green

.vol people toniy the shadow. N. 49,
- themselves were no, vieshta, s.a,sx.v-
- under load. the size and shar,s :.
s were sharply delsneat~s 90 rsa
49, me burden was . coffin "a ,na
w. soa can understand my terror
had thls-Here not ali men. Two
..aa skirts on. and IL was MOI rreasiv r,,ss-
.aAen III the slight ana aat,nsta &c.. -. :,
80. aandermost. IL was Miss Knal,vs her
80 VINO thus helped TO carry an unknown
oody to its probable burial
Ni"hsined by this confirmation AZ
strange experiences OF the nigh. r.
e, aha yet enough mistress of rnv.eis
visa 70 gain all the information crs,Td
oa shis mysterious subject. / watched the
as they wound their dreary way
ITO the kaiess forest. and never Yaovss
from my station TN thew bs6 al, atsau-
pea,eo In the obscurity. Then I sank
90 INTO the room. winding the heavy
SuI.ains about me 20 keep out the daa,biv
I'm Dotn OF my thoughts and outside
ar waiting and watching for their ra-
eurn- IL came In about an hour. F,trst tha
uencd.s form OF Miss KnoIlys appeared.
.n a the heavier one OF the maid who had
's.sco my room, and then those of two
men. one very large and one sfirbter In
other words Big Bob and yo,,r, NJ
hhoiiys. Lucetta evidently had not ar
eoshpa hied them. They came back more
quickly than they went, for they had left
ineir burden behind them. Before they en-
.ereo the house 1 was already again in
peo' and not ten minutes after the front
ooor mad closed heard the sly step again
al my door and that light turning Of the
iock which proved that the business of
the night was over
may De that lack character, but
when morning came and I found ,nvseIf
again in the presence OF Mr.. Knollvs
ano ms sisters / said nothing of what l
nan heard or seen, and simply showed
mem my uneasiness by informing them
that circumstances made Il Impossible for
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The Point of the Pistol

Is an effectual persuader and there are
many persons so unmindful of the syunp-
toms OF oncogning disease that &c would
almost take that deadly argument to in
duce them to adopt precautionary meas
lIres The best OF these Is a recourse to
that fine botanic reseorer. Hostetter'O
stomach Bitters. tt vanquishes malaria.
rheumatism. kidney and Bladder trouble
failing digestion, biliousness and irregu-
iarity of the bowels. and completely forth
Iles Se srl-rssse5,f s,.a 49, ~.
natures storehouse, consequently st is
free from the objections attaching to
many absolutely or seslla-nfneral RENE
dies For the delicate. fnfirra GONZALES
cent and elderly 1t Is peculiarly beneficial,
II we'll merits continuous and SYSTEM
attic use. Take 1t at bedtime 10 induce
sleep. and between meals to stimulate ap-
petite and digestion. The medical fra
ternity concur in inaorsing Il.
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took the check thus signed 20 Hartford
The fraud was not detected and she re-
cetved the money. but ultimately the
rich man. whose money she had spent.
discoyeeed the use she had made OF his
name, and. II she had not escaped. would
have had her arrested. But she left the
country and the only revenge he took
was 20 swear that II ever she set foot in
Gushing again he would call the police
down upon her. Yes. II she We're dying
and they had 20 drag her from the brink
of the grave. And ne would have done l..
ara Knowing this. we have hveSt under the
, shadow os this fear for eleven years. Nv
father died under &. ard my mother-ah
she spenf ail-her life under foreign skies
but when she found that death was ahotrr
20 lay its hand upon her. her affection for
her own flesh and blood trsumphed over
her discretion. and she came, secretly 7
own, bat ssil with thai horror u7enacsnr
her. to her chtldreas door. and begging
their forgiveness. law down ia tha room
where they were born. and died, with rba
halo % their love about her"
7 thought over Miss Grants relation Of
the events OF the fearful night. and saw
IN y F,sssh4nE bat confirmation OF what this
yonnx girl was saving. Bat venture,l
this ora remark that there might q sorae-
ching lost from her eNplana tbcn-
''Buf trnsieEStoN5 that wa were mourn
ing fer yonE mother q half dozen years
AKA "a xAs-A Ga S-.sx xsAs A.a..&s
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long silence. and then n second
saapshg' measured in its tone. as when
So men carry a heavy burden. In
.-E seemed 10 see again that out
,si'ed form and clay-co.d face had
~. - ga The provious night. and with my
,a,A nssng on my forehead. hearkened
s~. diminishing unds Till they finally
60 20 Mat SEEMED 10 me 10 be the
sss ss o. The staircase.
..sesfihed beyond all precedent. and
a.. myself involved in the perpetra-
os ~, ~ some unknown crime. sank back
49, sege OF the bed. asking myself
49,. should light my little stump OF
ss~..,e or no. Bu; Just then stir some
vsssseeie~ ne drew my attention TO the
La, and aoandonIng al thought Of q
sAa.s spFang 10 tho curtains and drew
49,. way 10 ind my view sAut out by two
ssse-. saatieFs. Desperate now. and con-
ssr,s.s, more and more that there was
a~,,s.ses 10 be seen from this window.
s-ss..s ~ re faSjeuings with my whole
4, 49, ana finally succeeded in uncios-
kses y The shutters which fell slowly
azfa.n immediately a wide scene opened
szsss. ess o. stark black trees ard white
go " new fallen snow. Nothing else.
~.r~.sa ~ eyes as I would. TIL suddenly
e - uy slight sound from a corner
$50 seGse. / leaned out as tar as ]
ssS2A Ss>N the Gaoysns shadows o.
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One Fare
For the
Round Trip.

On account OF the GRAND CELEBRA-
TIoN AT SEATTLE on July 4th and 9TH.
tickets will be on sale 10 that city July
. and 4, with final limit TO July 9Th
SPECIAL EXCURSION also from Vic
toria 10 Seattle July Sd. Round trip rate.
only sl-50
Seattle parties desiring to visit their
friends at points reached by y. p. X. II.
or Puget Sound e. Aaska Steamship Co
can purchase tickets at ono fare for
round trip July Sd and 4th. and to Port
land July "a. 81 and Attn.
For tickets and further particulars. call
on any agent OF the ". z. r. r Co.
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One Honest Man,

Dear Editor: Please inform your read
ers that IL written to confidentially. / viii
mail In a sealed letter. the~plan pursued
by which l was permanently restored 10
health and manly vigor. after years OF
suffering from nervous weakness, night
losses and weak, shrunken parts.
/ have no scheme to extort money from
any one whomsoever. l was robbed and
swfndled by the quacks until I nearly
lost faith in manhood. but thank heaven
l am now well. vigorous and strong. and
anxious to make this certain means OF
cure known 10 all.
Having nothing TO sell or send @. O. D..
I want no money. Address James A. Har-
rfs. Box 40e Defray. Mich.
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since ii seems as il his death must have
occurred within the radius OF half a
mile of this spot, everything in that half
mile must be searched"
Lucetta cast one glance at her sister-a
curious glance. half of horror. half of an
other sort OF feeling. not so easy to rec
ogniZe.
Docs that include our house." she
asked. casting one look behind her at the
old gray walls.
"Do you object?" I asked.
mo. Only would like to ask who sum-
moned You here to Gushing. Was IT Mr..
Lake or Mr.. Simmons"
mo; it was Mr.. Trohm."
"Ah," said she, and again sha looked at
her sister with that curious glance. "Sir,"
she pursued. meeting my eye with a most
determined air. search our house from
garnet to cellar and from wall to wall, but
do not offer this indignity - us only.
When you have finished with this one.
then search that; I mean the home of
Obadiah Trohm. With that proviso you
are free to root US UP to the foundation.
And you need not even spare my mothers
grave"
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DA CANA.

On our vessels he fired in Rios fair port:
'"Avast. Not SO fast, sir; enough OF this
sport:
Turn your guns to the sons of your soil.
and aside
From our flag. or YOU sink meath the
wave," Benhan cried.
~. e. S.
La Conner.
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Ample Accommodations.

Fliegende Blaetter.
Student-Severalo OF my friends are COM
ing to dine here. so want biz table.
Mine Host-Just look at this one, sir.
Fifteen persons could sleep quite COM
fortably under x.
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NORTHERNPACIFICR .R
18th
OF July
Excursions.

Tickets will be on sale July Sd and 4th.
limited to July 5th. from all stations in
Washington and Oregon TO points within
500 miles ..----..-,---,-
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Father. such is Miss Grants story. Can
Won who know the Knoiiys so much bet
ter than / do, explain it7 And do you
know who died I'm their house on the Sd
of December last? AfTectionateiy. your
daughter, anna
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
GEO. E. GAlNsLEh A GO
Dealer In boots asd shoes, Iss south
Secend street

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
% HARRISON, u. u y.
Rooms 20 aud % \. r. ArmlJo block.
second street and Railroad
Avenue

II In CRAFTY ing Ia our continents Of ia
tr,otism that the dentists IL the United
state. lead the world IN their profession
The American dentists ~ London, Paris.
Berlin and ~. Petersburg, whose fame
has made AlnericAr dentristry celebrated
the world over, have their equals In skill
III many American citirr, and II 10 the e, &.
c-piion u an American town Of few
thousand population does not have resi-
dent dsn,is, equal In skill Ia the BEST den
lists ~ the capital cities 81 kurupc. In.
ieei, u may he doubtsd " 10 the matter
IL improved instruments and appliances
the offices II the average dentists Of the
Unit-d Statee do not ~ u rule outrAnk
Theses ui the most celebrated dentists 81
other countries. The r-Ason 10 not far to
mrk. America being the mother Of den.
tisiry Americans have been ths inventors
of nearly all the improved instruments in
use th- world over.
Dr. &. - Harrison 10 . native 81 Penn
sylvAnlA AMI . graduate of tue Philsd-l.
PIMA College, Of dentistry IN the class u
lsss. FOR live years previously Ia locst.
ing in Albuquerque In May, 1898. he WAS
IN successful practices in Plymouth, Pa +.
bu, moved u New Mexico for the benefit
~ his wif-'s health. His profession |
thFt WIN tutlF
Ineritsd recognition IN Albuquerque, aud
he numbers among his patrons many 81
the beet people 81 this city aud section.
Dr HArrison's dental pArloru uccupy
two ru,nmodious and we'll Furnished
rooms in the N. T. Armijo Building. q,
the corner Of Railroad avenue aud second
street. II. keeps fully abreast 81 TIA.
times in his profession. He is -sp-.
cislly skilled in crown and bridge work
xnd gold hllings, aud .stesms Il TO be the
! highest art 10 dentistry 10 preserve whAl
Mature gives Ia man. II 10 the unskilled
DENTS, who 10 always willing and Anxiou,
Ia extract tcath. Only the skilled dentist
can give dis-As-d teeth scientific treat
m-nt and preserve them.
We should not omit N add that DIR
Harrison has the latest scientific sppli
Anc1s for administering Liluihsd Nitrous
OXni.. the safest Ansesthetic known. II,
has NJ assistant, but ell work 10 done b,
him in person, and all patients have tn,
b-n-ht OF his skill and experience.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
WELLER ANDERSON.
Dealer In staple and vasey Grecer'es,
IsS Told ANrhme

WV" '''"''
This attractive moiein srrery ntorr'
with It's thousand d-i'csci-r Hsth-rrd irnm
every cline, has h-en d-v-l"p-i WITHIN
tn. last quarter ~ a century ami nlin"r'
within the Las, decade II II H,ill unknown
except IN cities, and lie coming may I've
sad =" mark an era In city grown
The tine m1i-rn str- which marks The
subject ~ this sketch hal i's beginning
~ lSSj, and was established ny Mr. "
W"iller. Mr ID Auhrrr"n purchAr-'i
all ht"r-Hi IN the hurln-ss Ani the pre-.
cut htin was fOrin-i IN lN'3 thorough
kn"wlrig~ II The husin-1r anu an ample
capital, added 4" the n"'+i ~ hrr'
class grr-ry establishment IN th'r
city, made all assured rn'c-sr ir'm th"
lay ~ opening, tut Tue success 81 the
h"un- hs- h-ch more Than 'hA' u' re
tail grr-ry rt"rr Tue hrm has tuuhh "
neeearary ~ t'rc"m- al imp"rt-r ~ fancy
.rv-ri-s aud table i"licaci-e A rl-'
rtslty ~ made ~ fresh dairy rrsincln'
'ruits AMI Impaired drlicatrrr"n Ahh TIE
hrm csrr'-s the largest anil hn-r' rt"'k W
lh-rr lines t br t"unh IN Tue Sn'h~"~''
Among hundr'Nir "t other hrlcac'-s car
ri'7i IN r''Tk ,h- writer n"iri rate de t"'r
grAr, furr- dr TOTE grsr, h"ysn Ia b"f
irlaisr' swiss cheese DR." ch""Hr, HAR'
| rh-"re, Pinrsprl- cheese. hiam cheese
Canadian chr-r-' h'II~r-d herring mar
,lhir'- herring sI'cei hrrrinH' nam
burger eel IN Jelly, snh an ,icrr'"hAl',
me s--nr'm-h :" imt"r'-i Jams Ani
J"uwn' io. urn Strr mruppn~' WIN
iAfkr mun-rn rrigrrA'nf Tor 'h' r'Ii
AZ, Il" nsnS rt"'uo'~ anu "'hrf I-r'sh
adj g"hs
10" m"irrn s"re must hsN" "N"rS'p'hk
ir-.h from W" ha"ir gu w" pr'In,"tr
Anu thr manner w Nh'th 'h's He"" "
'"huh'!ri T~currS 'hls "r"irS'nm ~
marker degree 'ESiH ~" rc"lN'
hs',y' shh Hrra' oai~ " r'rrcirfNi 'nAa W
"unr H'""H sre s"rN" !" IA'r"hr' in'
sh"un'' variety AMI lualI'y =" H"h'
carr'sn 10 sues hr h'rA.UVe mAnn"f ~
wn'eh Iney srP uHPAy~'' va" ''ur'e"n'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
q BACHECHi h co.
tSucee..ors Ia y. Frank 4 Co..
Wholesale Dealers In wiRes, Liquor.
Aad Ctssrs.

Measured both with respect IA the
amount ~ gnsts carried In stock And the
territory covered by Ito trade, this IL one
~ the largest jobbing houses In the
south w-st The business was sstAb.
hph-d 10y Y Frank In 1880, the present
urn succeeding ~ the business In 1874
THIS honre has b-cn known since II,
-sta blishmsnt 40 carrying one of the mos
extensive stocks 81 g'Hds In 10 lines IA
the Territory, and IL " hardly nscessar,
tn say that the business experiences and
ample capital ~ the new hrin give AssuF
Anes that the house will nat ouly be kept
up a. the high standard previously main
tanned, but that the wants II the patron,
will Ut all tunes lie s-rvssi In the best pos.
sible manner. In this connection II u
pertinent ~ state tina, the hrm are gen.
erAi agents for W J, Lsmp's celebrated ~
Louis beer. general Sg-nts for the South
west far A. DAvis Sons a Co.'S, ~ Cin-
cinnAti, hna ciRarSi that they handle old
Kentucky WHISTLES distilled by Taylor A
Williams, Of Louisville, Ky, - we'll ~
the hest brands Of foreign aud domestic
" in@s, liquors, brandi-s and mineral
~at-rs, tho domestic wines and bFandi.s
b.lny frun the most c-l-bratrd wine
vaults II CALIFORNIA The stnck II do.
m-.,,c aud imported cigars includes ihs
proiuc,s u Havana, Key IVES, and East.
ern factories. and 10 onr II the largest IN
the Territory.
Til. hours sells exclusively At whosals.
and b-s,d-s doing an extensive local
business. has trade extending
Throughout New hsIico aud Ar,sons.
The hr,n has two travelling men who visi,
the principal ,owns aud trading points OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-06-15
" J. TwAi.
Dealer In Wall Paper, Paints, Oils,
Giass, Etc Decorator and Sign
", tier, 2iG! south SEC.
and Street


Few huzin-HH men ~ Albuquerque arr
better knn~n than Nj. W. j T~Ay. the
popular merchant aud decorator His ~Ar
The hrrt exclusive paint aud wall paper
store uf the city, aud he has been con
upusily IN business In Albuquerque s,ncs'
iSS3, with the exception oi twu years
sI-ut al CorunA,io Beach, Cal
Mr.. TwAy ~ Wholesale and retail
,iaAl-r In psluir, ole, glass, led. var
u,sh-r, brushes, wall paper. n"ulilngr,
aud everything that g'-.s up IA make up =
hrrt -elArr wall paper. paint, nil And glArs
store stnrk. In prrIAroi goSla the pro'
ducts uf NJ QUE factory arr gwen the
PREFERENCE, but = complete line IN stand
ard brands Ia nizs~i pAiBts And cnlnrr,
yarnIshrs, wpi finishes, stains, hllcrs,
etc , 4. carr,-,ii aud ~ pAin,r only ihoss
brands arr handl--i that have rtSi the
severe t-.t III th,s climate ~ u sstisfae-
tnry manner. In the lines ui wall y'Alri
and ronm mnuliIngs the st,ck 10 au At
traciiyr and we'll srlsciri one Hnd In
clu,Irs all the latest novelties. Pictur'
framing II dome Ia order The stuck +"
glarr Aui glAEI-rs' supplies 10 ons ~ Tue
largest Ia Albuquerque Anh inciui-s plan
glArr, culor,d giAsH. iesdrd glass. ar,
gIAHr. plate glAss, etc. Mo Tway huy'
liz PAPERS and all uah-r gsAiH dlrr,t from
the manufacturers and 10 quantities
Il may b- safely HAh that u" sriIst ~
hrm IN Albuquerque has b--n AS~ rlAtsi
with the decoration And completion al =
yrrat.r numl-r of tine rrrdrnc-r, hntsls
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