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The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-12
about One-ha'f.
Every Imaginable Game

For home amusement out is
here: Usual 10c game, sc; us
ual zoe game, l0c; usual SOC
game, 19c;usual soc game, 29c.
Any Of them will amuse you,
be you young or old.
See the Great Display
In The DRY GOODS Department
are Great Displays Of Sfer-
ling Silver Novelties. Learn
our prices.
Silver Pen. KNIVES for ladies
and gentlemen at SOC, 49c and
99c.
Glove Buttoners, Files and
Paper Cutters at 19c, 49c and
SOC.
Sterling Silver Vasaline
Boxes, at 25c, 49c and 69c.
Sterling Silver velve t
Brushes, large sizes, at CSC,
81. 25 and 50
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-12

Sterling Silver Scissors, at
soc, SSc and 99c
Dozens of other articles Just
as low. See the stock
See Our GREAT STOCK Of FINE
LEATHER GOODS.
The biggest and cheapest
line in fGWn. MI the new
shapes, Cul0rs and designs.
Some very fine things III the
new Mexican Hand Carved
Goods
Sterling Silver and Gold
Mounted Books of all styles
Plain feathers in all the
newest colorings and Black
No such variety shown in
the city
handkeIchiefs, Handkerciiefs.
Our Great Handkerchief De-
parlmenf is now in full blast.
500 dozen new things on sale
this week.
I'VE make a special sale Mon
day of 100 dozen fine embroid-
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-12

Bonner's oysters and meals needs no
recommend them
selves. Best on earth.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-12

be given in the best possible manner.
The ladies of the town are manifcstipR
great interest in it bv their willingness
TO take part when asked to do so.
A certain wcll-kuown Salem specula.
tor, who has been on the right side of the
,nai ket for some time, caught it badly in
the neck on last week 5y doubling GER
tain stock. 1t is safe to predict that the
next move the gentleman makes he will
scoop all in sight.
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
At the Lutheran Church DR.. Painter
will preach in the morning and DR.. Fox
in the evening. Evening service at Z
o'clock. Christian TndeavoE at p. IN.
Dr.. l.. 4. Fox will preach at the Pres
byterian Church in the morning. No
preaching ut night. Christian hndeavor
at Z y. NJ
Regular services at the Methodist
Church by the pastor.
Rev. f. W. Hubbard will preach at une
Episcopal Church.
Evangelist g. l.. Harmey, of Maine,
will preach at the Christian Church on
the hill to-day at IL o'clock, sand in the
Town Hall to, night at z O'Clock.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-12
Toys shown by us is worth your
attention, CONSISTING of

WRIriNG DESKS, Dolls,
CARRIAGES, WAGONS, WHEEL
BAEKows, HOBBY IIoRsHs,
CHAIRS, TABLES, BEDS, Ora
DIES, RocKING CHAINS and
many other different items.
See the pretty line
CHINA, CHIak.
We have sold more China
than ever before so early. lots
Of pretty pieces Oh sale this
Week.
Open tomorrow, a lot of
glass tumblers, prettily deco
rated, at 49c IL dozen, worth
75c to $1-Sec these.
TOYS. TOYS.
Just about anything you may
want in the Toy Line. The most
complete stack in town. Prices
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12
Grmen $ SebDrbe.

Ser Dsuti6e Ni1aeI Sdimbsrse,
bon 8spitons apenus bate Ii6 in Der am
5reitas absebaItenen 8eriammIuns bic.
fer 8eb6rbe einseitellt, um bon bsrfeIbsr
bic grlaubnib su erbalten, Elm i'm 0iqfbt
Seim ii& aufbaItenbes poIniidss Wdb.
den alS feline Srau beimsufiibren bn
bas Mdodsn nur pOlniid uno S6imbsr.
ger nur beutid ipre4en fam, auBerbem
nod bas Mdoden nidt sans bel Sinnsr
1T, 10 wurbs sur sroBen @nttduidunp
bon S6imberser iein @eiud ubsetpisisn
Ser Sal bon Stella Srissr bon be,
Sdbieite ipurbe entIaHsn. ba s8 fi6 Der.
aussefeat bate. bab iie iunse Wdnns,
empfns unb nit benieIben Seiitise &C.
trdnfe einnabm.
Ser Sal bon Srau aate 2uns por
petersburg. bic bon ibrem Manne isit
DECEMBER perIaHen tpur6e, III benz Diref.
tor 8roofs iiberipieisn tporben.
Nad benz 8sridt bon Supsrintsnbent
8eemer befanoen iih am 81. Suli 2lC
9eute i'm Seim unb III Patisnten in bel
SrrenabtbeilunB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12
Eae EhaI abn drts.

TabIor. Worris gpans bon Sist
Strabe 1T am 9Onnerfas in Der TupIo,
Wine bur6 einen 8obIenfaa sstrOffsr
uno in isbr i6msrsli6er @eiie ssbrdd
worben, srbielt ieood feline 8noden.
brd6e. = Die Anseitelten Der 8pns,
9aplor unb SoIben Winen tperben bsut'
ausbs3abIt.-Dem Sobn Wiliams pur.
ben am Nontas in Der ar6balb MinC
bur6 sinen Dsdsnfaa idIimme 8erlesun.
gen susefast. = Die gpne Nins il
Sefern ipisber in 8sirisb seisBt iporbsn.
anbrsas Sans bon 9urpsa tpurbs
am Sonntas 4benb, aIs er iid auf BEN
Ssimtpsss bsfanb, bon bier 8srlen in si.
ner aasp ansesriffen uno nit Suun'
pfdbIsn bsfnnuneslos seidlaeen Oh.
sleid feline 8erlebunsen iebr i8merslid
iinb, tpirb er iid erboIen. Der Ansriii
mar unspsifeIbaft Elm Radeait.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12
6efuuchettSs 8ehlrbe.

Sur brei MitsIiebsr tpobntsn Der an
Srsitas giadmittas ubssbaItenen Sisuna
bisier 8brperi6aft bel. bod feblte es
nidt on Sntsrefssrrssenoem @si8dftS'
material.
aIs bic Srase zines absussfanaIsS in
Der alien SdIudt stpiiben SpetIanb
uno 2afapette StraBen tpieberum sur
srbrtsruns fam, puros bur8 Stabtratt
3bomas, Der antpeIenb mar, erfldrt, bae
bic bieSbesdeIide 8Iase niemaIs BEN
Stabtratb lberreidt iporben mar. Disa
errsste natiirItb nidt serinees gritau'
men unb es iparb bsidlohen. oab in gu.
tunft aas 8oridIdse isitens bsr 8eb6roe
oireft on ben Stabtratb Der betrsif.
Warb iiberianbt iperben ioQen.
Cine nidt untersei6nete @ommunifn.
tion, bic in ber letten 8eriammluns ers
baIten purbe unb bebauptets, bab Elm
seipiKer Srant 8orninispini untsr ben
BoIen auf Der Slbieite pbns Diplom
Msbisin pruitiiirte. iparb bem Diitriit.
antpnlt iibsrpiefsn, aber ipieber suridsss
fanbt. ba feline anonpme S9reiben in
beHen Office bea6tet peroen; als bies
bic 8ebbrbe bon bsm Setretdr erfubr,
punbsrts li6 bieielbe, fiir mas mir iiber.
baupt einsn county Detettib baben bas
S6reiben ipurbe binterIset.
Sss SefretGrS 8eri1t seiet, bab iib
i'm berfIofenen Wtonat l79 IobesfdQe,
ia @eburten. 80 6ohaeiten unb 81 ans
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12
S6uls Seb6rbe.

Ser in bisisr 8sb5rbsFsuns am Wlons
ta8 4benb eemadte 8oridIas, baB SRI.
Bertha gfob borIdufis alS SanitOr Der
No. 10 SduIe finsiere, bis ibres 8aters
Mmtstermin aIs S1ulratb abseIaufsn in,
mann er bic STEELE iibsrnsbmsn fol-,
tpurbe nad Idn8erer Dsbatte nit Is ge.
gen 8 Stimmen ansenommen. Yers
f&iebene Witsliebsr tparen ssssn Elm
ioI&es 8orsebsn, bod ba bic SteIIs si.
nes S4u!ratbes unb Sanitor8 ni6t bon
elm unb berfeIbsn Yerion bstlsibet tpers
ben fann, unb Sdulratb Nob ni9t iebt
reiieniren mill, 70 tpurbe bic InseIesen.
beit bur6 bic uorldufise gripdbluns iei'
ner Tohter erIsbist.
I'm bic iebt fdaisen 3e1nunssn i'm
8etrase bon $3l. .497.66 bsabIen su
t5nnen, tpurbe b.idIoifsn, ssnus @sIo su
borsen, bis bic Steuern fdr bieiss Sabr
einfpmmen.
Siebeder & @atfins erbieItsn ben
@ontraft sur 2ieferuns bon sssnfer Sa.
Iuiien unb @ummi Wtatten fdr bic SO.
10 unb 90 S&uIen sussiprOdsn, ba ibr
Inaebot bas niebrisfte mar.
Mebrere einserei1te 8efsnationsn bon
2ebrern nuroen anssnOmmsn unb bic
Grnennuns bon neuen 2ebrsrn benz Bee
treff. Gomite iiberIafen.
Cine bon 80 8lrsern bon Green
8ibse einsereidte gstition su GtubIiruns
zines &inberearten8 untsr Der neuen @e.
iespOrIase. tpurb eins.rsidt, Fam isbod
ipeeen ManseI an @eIb ni6t srIaubt
iperben.
9lnsebOte snr 2ieferuns bon SduIpor'
rdtben tpurben berIeisn uno bann bsm
@omite sur grIsbisuns dbernieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12

ter anipsiii. gum 9rsiis bon l5 Gents
per Sub ,.TiIeb Drains" an WuIberrp
Strabe Iesen au IaRen, sius ans bstreff.
Gomite, ipdbrenb cine anbere Reiu!ution
aneenommsn tpurbe. bic anprbnet, bas in
9utunft ALE ftdbtiidsn Gontraite 70 psr.
fertist iperben, bab nur 8urser ober
ioI9e bic ibre abiidt bafiir erfIdrt baben,
an ftdstii4sn arbeitsn bei&dftist tpsrbsn
islIen.
Ser 8roSibsncs unb Gbinston Turn.
pile Gompanie tpurben $50 unb bsm Wiis
dael Reap $500 in 8esIsi1uns ibrer
gntiddoigunssforbsrunse erIaubt.
Die Orbinans. tpel1s ben SO. 10 9b.
suesfanaI Diiirift ersirt, tparo Bel britter
eeiun8 aneenommen, ebenio tpie iene,
tpslds for 8eparaturen for bic @rceIlior
uno Rtasara Ssuerappurate. fur eineu
4bsussfanaI an BreSeott Mpenue unb
filr glipeairunsSlinis an WlinsraI Strabe
8orfOrse trefsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12

= Sie Grcurfcn ber scranton glfs,
ipsIde ipesen ber unsanitisen @itteruns
peridoben iperben mubte, finbet W ore
sen. ben l3. Gusuft mad Safe 9lrieI,
TAFT unb psripridt tpie INNER, cine
dubsrit ansenebme su tperben. Sur
abfabrt Der 8dse iebet bic anasise an
anherer STEELE.
-Sie 2attsnarbeiter Der Stabt itreif.
ten am Nontas, UNI bic Union State
bon l6 Gents per 8unbeI 2atten su er'
lanssn. Msbrere Gontraftor eaben ben
Sorberunsen ber Union fosIsid mad unb
beridisbsns Grbeitsr febrten am 9ien'
flag su ibrer 8eiddftieuns suriit. Die
Union tpirb barauf isben, bab aae 4rbeil
in 8utunf su oem fsfssiesten Preiis be-
3ablt ipirb.
= Gin grobibsnee StraBsnbabnnasen
perIieB am Montas abenb Bel ber fog
8risbt's Wei1e nabe DAT StraBe bic
@eIsiie, tpobei Srau Soiepb g. 9oipel
pon Summit 4penue nit benz 2opfe se.
gen bic Dede setporfsn unb iis beiinn'
unssIos seidIasen parb; itre S4ulte,
iparb aud psrIest. gs il nod unbe'
iiimmt, ipie bic erbaItene 8OpfperIebuns
perlaufen ipir6.
- Rddfe @ode. bon 0ienitae BID
Oonnneritae, tasen bier stpsi Gonbente,
Der ber Pptbiasritter beS StaateS uni
Der ber GatboIie TotaI abstinence Union
bon Gmerifa; beibe 8oriiber Der biei'
gen Gomites eriuden bic 8irser. ,u
gbren ber 8eiuber au beforiren. Dis
Sarben Der Pptbiasritter iinb blau, rotb
unb seIb, unb bic ber iatboIii6sn Union
ROTH, tpsib unb bIau.
- Dem Daniel 2anefiaff iinb am
Wontae Nadmittas i'm 8abnbofe Der
O., 8. & W. @ompanie tpdbrsno zines
@sordnseS $40 8aarseIb aus Der
Saide ssfObIen tuorben; elmer bon
stpsi 8erIen, bic iia in @ebrdnse fsit
sesen ben 8eraubten briidtsn, pur6s
perbaftet. bate absr bas @sIb nidt; er
CAB ieinen Namen aIs M. s. @iIion an
uno puroe in @rmanseIune bon 8drs'
idaft benz @sfdnsnib iibsrpisien. 81
ioipis iein enttpiidter @sfdbrte battsn
ii& ben san3en Gag in Der 8abnitation
aufsebaItsn.
- Der 65 Sabre aIte Suuiirer Ste.
pbun .. Ganfielb bon 8ermont iit am
Dienitas 8ormittas an Der gde bon
Nabiion Ipenue unb Yine StraBe beim
8iesen zines StrabsnbabnpussnS burt
ben pIbBIiden Stud auf bas StraBen,
pfafer sepprfen porben, babel einen
lansen unb tiefen Sbnitt am Sinterfopi
erbaItenb er ipurbe beiinnunssIos unt
fart b!utenb aufseboben uno bem 2udas
tpanna SoipitaI iberfiibrt. no iein Gus
fanb aur 3eit tpesen ieinem aIter Elm
fritii6er mar; es ftelte iid BEL Der I'm.
teriuduns beraus, baB er sinen einse'
bradtsn Sddoelbrud erbalten bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12
Serien Belt

N ba unb mirt BON alsn irSbliG bspill.
fomnet belcntsrs BON bsnsn bsrsA pHibtsu I'M
esbsn bic llriaSt rarsn ibr Ssfsm su ltpd.
den, nm ben fErpsrlitsn unp saaistn Anfur.
esranesn. bic is iibsrpGliistsn, 3u bssssusn.
Rit bisisn uno anbrsn esuten IL % pi@tie, Oh
ju Sauie, TN Sttbahe obsr auf benz 9anbs,
eab benz DtGt stipas Gorge ssssben psrbsn
iolte, unb ale tpsitsrsr Ssiifaub ioate man Su
elmer suten ifGrfsnbsn Msblin pis SopS's
SarIaparila atbtsn. 9esnn bic 8rreauuns
itlstt H. bic etber In llnorbuns unb Sfttrts
sppfpsb be &sssI su isin i6sint, pirb Sppb's
alIss bitits Gnbnn unb Sepsn bsfabissn nat
pauis unb ins @tf8dft in sinsm trfrilttsu Sc.
miltbs,uifanbs une fSrpsrIi6sr @tiunpbtit ;u-
riidjuftbrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12

Surd Elm psrnadldiiistss Rassn.
Ieiben nirb fiber bic 2eber bseinflubt.
Cine idledte 2eber 1T cine unansensbms
SADIE, iper isbo& seitis Or. 4usuit 81,
ni8's Samburser IrOpfen anipenbet,
tpirb finben, buB bic Seber in fur5er 3eii
tpieber ibrs Sunftionen neriisbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12

gum brittsn UlaIs innsrbaIb eines
Wonats beiudten ginbre6er am Sreitae
Nbenb ben @sneralIaben bon Sraee &
Barter su Gbin1iqa, erIansten iebod
nur SO Saureelb fails iie es nodmaIs
probiren, tpirb ibnen Elm isbr parmer
Gmpfang au Tbsil perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12
Staat Sbis Stabt SpItb I
Qurna q u ss

Jraut 8. Cheney bd9p5rt, baB sr etr GItn,
PARTNER bsr 3irma Q. D. Cheney & 60. II
psltt @sibGfts In esr Stabt 3plsbp, In Vbtn-
ernauutem County unb Staatt ibui, unb bab
btlagit 6trma bic Summt ron einbuuoert Dol.
lars fir isbsn Gall ppn 8atarrb bsjabltn pirb,
esr bur6 ben @tbraub son SalS aatarrb- stur
ni&t ssbsiIt ptrpsu fam.
5ranf 3. 9btnsn
(~l 8tlhpprtn ppr mir uub unter.
I Sisstl. : I&risbsn in msintr 8tsenpart
NV am 6. Sspkmbtr v. . 1886.
u. @. 9itaf n, Siftutliber Npiar.
Sal's aaiarb-sfur pirb innsri6 esnpmmsn,
unb pirft birtrt auf bas 8lut unb bic ittimi-
gen Obnhd6tn bee SYasms. eabt Gu& UNI.
ipnf i3tuenilIs fpmmsH.
8. 8. &beney & 60. 9eltbp, 3.
p@- 8ffauft ssn allfn apotbsfsrn, 75e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12

Sprs6t ssfilislf Dor uub iibtatusl tu1, haB
mir Ssbsrmann ,ufrisbsn ifslsn fSnnsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12

- Ginbreder bsfudten am Srsitaf
Ibsnb ben 2aben bon WOIf & WenseI
an NbamS Ibenue unb erbrahen bai
9ult, erIansten aber nur s1.50 8aar'
selb am porbersebenben Ibenb befant
lih cine er5bers @elofumme i'm pulte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12
staOt unO Gountb.


w;Hss,s,s s.eOsa mss vss .,,s. a"s;assm sI; @s,rh
Sf S;sssSa.f zoo H as. s' sIsa w s''N''
'''N' Wv H"NA' ~
Sie Srls. Utar8. Sbtmsff uno
Pbilopena Tropp tebrtsn am Oienta8
,,,sSs vvs s"'" S"'''4"" =" S'"" S"'
a"'"''
- Sle beuti4e tatt. st. Sobannes
@emeinbe bon ber 8eitieite bislt seitern
elm tpoblbeiu4tss Pic glie I'M Gentral
pull w.
- Sie @rsminen ber Gompanie au See
banon periblfen iebt tdelit 500 Zone
men @ra fur bic Sadatpanna GIen uno
Stabl eompanse b'erbsr.
Gin & gRonote oItsr e,pbn her Gbe.
leuts eonra6 Seilis bon Gapoui ie Ibenue
itarb am Ulontae an Der &!noer4olera
uno tpuroe am Dtittipo4 beeroiet.
- Mbpofot gR. M Wc@inIep IeiItete
am Nrsitao 0ormittao ieinen Mmtseib
Dor Mobor 3oiIen unb iibernabm am
Samitas bic pFidten ais Stabtanipalt.
- Serr Srit ainbner erbffnet beute
feline men iibsrnommene gGderei SO.
Doh g,enn gnen,,e mnS IoSet bos beut,
Ide 9ubIifum Al einsm 8eiude frsunb.
Iitit elm.
-s q Mtf;ns,u srb;pTt nm gP,n,oo
,,r, alre;ss nnn eIos hsn Gn,,rnf, ,,9
Observation-Disclosures Ses untersn 9orr;hors
i'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,uoeiprodten er ipar
ber niebriofte 8ieter,
IN, am N,ontoo Srsrs ososbsn Sas in
oufunft oIIe WoIi,;sten ;hrs Sobrt oni
hen gtrsssnbobnsn be,obIeu miis,en
trsnn 10 n;ht ;hre norIe IIn;snrm onhn,
Rem M Nv ' "
~
mortoo IVY" ana S{Si Ssm Sssi;Msu sS e"Mthouss % %
sn,Insssn g nm sr ,,ns; monoie ,rsn;osr
s,;s ,,rs; snhrs msnsn s;nsrn fr;r;nsiisn
Mnos;T c,f % s;n fIsinsa mSSHsn "hs;s on
mnste
~ ,r,r,,na % Ssr @ SS msr,ssI.ss ssSs Sss CIV;
nnth her SpsunSvnSsn ,,mrSs bsr;%tst
S"s I "a nsns @shsvSs hs;nohs snIisnss,
,,nS S Ria ,nm Sftnksr ,"r msnus,nn
tsst;o t 10 Ss;S sorT ~ 0 e
''''S wv" ''.'
= yin relterer StaatSeonbent tInoet
oon,a,sS ,u,,U S'ss @o;Isno, y % Msn" 49, ~, " oa @sn
] tsn,hsr s,r ,,ms; Toos live ;Shri;Gs G;s.
nn" % ohhnIfsn st,no SsH NsIsnotsn
,,,sss.s s a 49, s.,,,sts. ~
''''''" we" s
- greo. Soper l'sB am Sonnsrlta9
gSm. Sssper aut bic &la9e Der 1ntsr'
s12 20 tnertb Wooren Serfoust unb Sns
@eIb bebaIten BADEN. @r ftelIte 8iIro.
inoft Sie iein g,oter Ieiffete'
'7''
ut Ghofs@st psluV1gh am Sseuag
aoeno pen Saoeh ooh 2SolL q Wenael
al an aoams apshue uho espfe0ea pas
oeIS. am borberoebenSen sibenb befonb
Iih cine orBhsrs @eIbi,mme inn S,uIte
~. n..rn, n.,
Ols Slesnlpamer oeT 9teen Nle9e
@iaSiperie paoen oem sn9lH9eh Spno''
tat, pslpes oellsn werIe eor entSer
5eu ahIauIsn woI'en, s'hs peIere nOp,
oas Spnbiiat bas 6eiddft anfaufen
pirb.
s,.t, ~, ;s;sn W;..ssssm."as. D s ~ ss' sS,.
S en- ." .sn...t wst' sat asssn,. ~ w ersss @
~ ua. ~. m;n.s.,.;s., w., s ssssH;.SO. w. %
Ssr',,osn SaS osa " umS msrS"sSrnnosn SossIhs, @
s'ss s.a"ss" ""v Is''.s"sgu" 1T" .sgs ..sssN. oasvI'
@omforts Der 8eiuder.
o..
M Sum oi!lleA glale inhetpalo eines
ueohe's oe'ug'eh S,here@ef am Sreuae
9oeno osh gsnefagaOeh pom grace q
patisp H epmp'ua, srlaheleh 1eooa
NUT % OanrAelO Tnu6 lte Go n0mmdle
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-12

SunesbaIe.-Ulit Der Stein uhb 8ad'
iteinurbeit far bic neue Spar 8anf III
beeonnen iporbsn; bas @ebdube ioq am
l. Sanuar fertie fem.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-13

outfit when the trails We're steep and
difficult. Naturally they became at
tached to each other by their close COM
partnership and the little marks of kind
ness shown in their lonely camp, when
jim would pet the tired cayuse and per-
haps give him handful of sugar before
he fed him for the night. 1t was re-
marked by those who met them that
the cayuse showed remarkable at
tachment for Jim.
"On arriving in town Jim staked out
his horse and betools himself to the
Cosmos hotel and proceeded to sample
all kinds of liquor, prolonging his spree
until Sunday afternoon.
"All day Friday, during Friday night
and until Saturday afternoon the
cayuse waited, whinnying when any
one approached, but viciously resent
ing any attempt to feed him. About
sunset Saturday, his master not re-
turning, the horse strained at his
picket rope till he finally succeeded in
pulling the picket pin, and trailing the
rope behind him he trotted up to the
Cosmos, keeping up a prolonged
whinny. He walked up the steps 10 the
porch and peered anxiously through
the windows in search of his master.
For is or 20 minutes he walked up and
down the porch, whinnying as though
in pain. Then after long look into
the window he left the porch, and with
head hanging near the ground he
walked into a stream of water about
three feet deep, lay down on his side
and buried his head under the water.
THE act was witnessed by me and
number of others, who were attracted
by the horses whinnying and strange
conduct. We followed him down to
the creek. There is no doubt he de-
liberately committed suicide. When
Kelly came off his spree on Sunday and
learned of the cayuse's death he secured
assistance and buried the faithful ami
mall"
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-13

sea and descended the steps whlcn leu
to the sands. forgot Demetrius, for
got everything save the one intoXicat-
ing fact that | was walking alone, be-
meath the stars, with the woman /
loved. But what forgot Nancy bore in
mind.
Mr.. livingston" she said, in conf
dental tones, II have watched for this
opportunity. want to ask you what
have not the heart to ask mamma, aud
what | won't ask my father"
us it something can answer?"
II think So
Us it something ought to answer,
Miss Nancy"
'1f you have my welfare at heart"
she whispered, softly, you will tell
me the truth--all the truth-about this
mysterious affair. Hitherto, Mr.. Liv-
ingston, I've taken persons and things
as l found them. Effects have inter-
csted me rather than causes. There is
father, for instance, who has lived apart
from us all these years. l accepted
that without inquiry, but now it seems
odd. Where was the necessity? The
reason, the cause, must be Il strong one.
Then, again, there is this mad socialist.
What is he doing at large? And what
is the nature of his grudge against us :?
don't ask these questions out of idle
curiosity"
"These questions, Miss Nancy, can
not answer"
you cannot?-or you will not?"
She spoke impatiently. j hesitated.
What should say?
"Tmold enough to know these secrets,
if secrets they be, and strong enough
to share NV mothers burdens. Poor
dear mamma! how old she looked to-
night"
you can tighten your mothers bur-
dens very materially by not attempting
to shoulder them"
We paced on together, but Nancy had
moved farther from me, as if repealed
Ivy my discretion. When she spoke, her
voice had lost its warmth.
81 shall not bother you again." said
she.
The tiend tempted me to reply.
MY own secrets, Miss Nancy, would
share with you willingly. One of them
you surprised this morning"
| could not possibly have selected a,
less opportune time for such bald
statement. Truly, when love enters
mems hearts their wits often leave
their heads.
Nancy, with woman's consideration,
pointed out a loophole of escape.
Mr. Livingston, is the tide coming in
or going out?"
But my blood was up, and the fever of
spring in my veins.
Hang the tide!" replied 1.-THE tide
of my life is setting towards you so
strongly that can stem it no longer.
Nancy, sweet Nancy, love you!"
A tremulous sigh escaped her lips.
Il love you'll" repeated, with lovers
foolish iteration. 81 love you'll
I'M
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-13
Black Sand Pool Yellowstone Park,

mo person who visits the Upper Geyser
Basin Should fail to see Black Sand Pool. IT
les to the south of the main Upper Basin, and
is reached by road leading past tile beautiful
Punch Bowl Spring. Black Sand Pool is an
oval spring some 40 feet long by 20 or 25 feet
wide. The water is OF light blue sapphire or
turquoise color-it is not easy to mama the pre-
else tint in many ENTHUSIASTICALLY beauti-
full, from whose surface the steam constantly
rises. The great popularity about it is that the
encirclng sides, which are in places fifteen feet
high or more, are composed of black, probably
decomposed obsidan. sand"
The above is taken from "Wonderland 97," a
new book published by the Northern Pacific
Railway. Send SIX cents to CHAs. S. FEE, Gen
Pass. Agent, st. Paul, MIMI, for it.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-13
SYNOPSIS.

Chapter MARK Gerard employs Hugo
Livingston (who tells the tale) to tutor his
little. son, and int!mates he has reasons for
keshninT the fhds sSistenS secret
years ago. of his partner. Ferdinand
Perkins. Gerard had been paying atten-
ton to beautiful wife of one burlington.
Mrs: Burlington and Greek (Gerard's
confidential ServanU unearthed evidence
pointing to Burlington as the murderer.
Gerard then married Burllngton's wife;
life of their little son threatened in a
Chap fli..iIIugo goes to nome of Mrs.
Gerard, begins instruction of the boy and
falls in love with Nancy. daughter of
Mrs. Gerard and Burlington. Mrs Gerar I'd
gets a sight of Burlington walking on the
sn,nds
Chapter 1V-Hugo finds Burlington in a
cave, who, startled at sound of Hugo's
voice, loses his foothold on the wall as he
trNs to make the upper exit, and falls re-
eeiviEg severe injuries Demetrins, the
Greek. suggests the incoming tide will
ingston compels him to help carry out
the injured man. Nancy insists on having
him carried into the house
Chapter V-Thc Greek disappears, leaves
q note explaining he has gone with little
Mark to camp on the island while Buring-
ton IS in the house.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-13
EAGLE WOUNDS WOMAN.
POunces with Beak ana Talons
Mrs lana NIo.

Pounces with Bealz and Talons on
Mrs. Jane Mortenson.
Mrs. James Mortenson, of Honey
Creek, was stSasl1ed by 9 great golden
eagle in the suburbs of this city and sd
badly injured and frightened that she
expired from the shock.
Mrs. Mortenson was 70 years old.
She was working in her garden and
was in STOPPING posture when the
eagle swooped down and fastened it's
talons in her back and spread its broad
wings in desperate effort to carry her
off bodily.
The woman shrieked with pain and
fright and began desperate fight with
the huge bird.
The eagle showed no disposition to
release its hold, although the woman