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RAILROADS.

RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND 8 STREETS.
$50 A. II. week days-PTTTsBURC EXPIRES
Parlor and Dining Cars, Harrisburg to Pitts
burg.
1880 A. " PENNSYLVANIA LndrTED-PIL
man Sleeping. Dining. Smoking and Obser-
vatiOu Cars. Harrisburg 70 Chicago. Cincin-
natl. Indianapolis. ST. Louis. Cleveland and
Toledo. Buffet Parton Car 70 Harrisburg
1850 A. VI. FAST LINE-Pumau Buffet Parfor
Car to Harrisburg. Buffet ParlOr Car. HAr-
risburg to Pittsbury
$40 p. ~, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EX-
press Sleeping Car Washington 10 St Louis.
and Sleeping and Dining Cars Harrisburg to
-. LOUIS Nashville (yia CincinnatD and
7:2O P. ~ WESTERN EXPRESS Pullman
Stepping Car to Pittsburg. Chicago and Har-
risburg TO Cleveland Dining Car to Chicago.
''zO q. u SOUTH WESTERN EXPRESS-Pull-
man Sleeping Cars, Washington to PittsDurg.
ana Harrisburg to s. Louis and Cincinnati
1910 p NJ PACIFIC EXPRESs-PuIlmar sleep
ing Car to Pittsburg
'-9 a NJ for Kane. Canandaigua. Rochester and
- Niagara Falls daily. except sunday.
'O;'9 n u for Elnl:rl and Remove daily. except
sTnday tor Williamsport daily. $40 P. NJ
':D T. ~ for Williamson. Rochester, Erie.
bunalo. ard Niagara Falls, daily. except
saturday, with Sleeping Car, Washington to
1910 P. NJ for Erie. Canan,Iaisua. Rochester.
BuHalo and Niagara Falls daily. Pullman
sleeping Car Washington to Rochester sat
urdays only.
For Philadelphia. New York and the
East
400 p. 81. "COEGRESSIONAL LIMITED
daily, all ParloF Cars. with Dining Car from
Baltimore Regular at 200 Dining Carr.
500, 900. 1000 Dining Carr and 100
Dining Car nom WiImi-rfoaj a n:
P NJ On sunday. 700 dining Gao. 500.
y; 1z.15. ais, $40, go 100 and II 30
81 For Philadelphia only fast evoress.
80 A. NJ, wees days Express. I2:l5 P. NJ,
Seek days, POI and $40 r. 81 taily- For
Boston without change. 80 A. NJ, week
days. and 4:2O P NJ daily.
Fer baltimore, d.2j ZOO. $50, 500 $50, 1000.
1850 and HOO g.. 81; his, Pas. L SO.
2;ol. BIB $50. 400 Limited. 40. 4:Si,
5;p 6:l5, $50, 100 1000, 1910, ll.lJ and
I:O p IT. On sunday. 700. 500, 200,
S99. 1850. Hoo A. n, l2:I5 lis. 2:0l.
S;15. 3-in 4.Oi Gimited)- 40. $40, 6.l5,
%. 100. 1000. 1g:40 and II,50 P NJ
N. daily. except sunday.
For Annapolis. 700. 900 A. IT,, 4.20 AMI 5:t9
+. ~. daily, except sund4y. Sundays. s-O
Atlantic Coast Line-''Florida Special foe
jack sonville, ST. Augustine and Tampa. 6-29
r weeh days Express for Florida and
points OF Atlantic Cods. Line, 40 A ~.
Sac p. NJ daily. Richmond only, lJ-5s A.
NJ, week days; Atlanta Special. via Rich
mOnd and Seaboard Air Line. $40 P ~.
udIIFr Accommodation Tor QuaulLcof q AZ Il
~, daily. and 4.25 P. ~. weekdays.
SeashoTe Connections.
For Atlantic City (via Delaware Riyer Bridge.
aIlraiI route). 5:Ij p. NJ. daily. VIA Mar
ket street wharf 1000 and Hoo A N,
12:45 z. u, weekdays. and u.JO p. NJ
daily.
For Cape May. HOO A. NJ. week days; 11:50 P.
NJ, daily
Ticket Offices corner Fifteenth and q streets.
and n tIa at VII md cTrnpt5 Whpra
orders can be left for the checking OF bag
gage to destination from hotels and residences
j. 3. HUTCHINSON. General Manager
J. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
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FOR RENT Unfurnshed. on I'd and Sd floors; on
suite or single; gas heat hot and cold water;
pleasant rooms for summer. ~ Indiana ave
mhli-$t-em
FOR RENT-Three 'front.' unfur rooms with
heat and gas; SD; back room. -. POI ID
st. NV. mhll-3t-em
FOR RENT-No. 2OO6 F st. NV. UNFINISHED
rooms on third floor, with light and heat
mhli-3t
FOR RENT-Threc unfur rooms; I'd floor, trout;
So TO reliable people; also two back. i0i
l. ST nw. mhI83t
FOR RENT Large front room; unfinished. fur
nishcd rooms with without board i03 G.
St NV mhl2-it-em
FOR RENT Two large unfur. rooms and hath;
corner house; southern and eastern exposure;
near two car lines: with heat and gas; $40. Call,
after p. m, 200 9th st. mhl3-3t
FOR RENT Three uufur. rooms with heat gas
and bath. at 1912 II st. NV. mhl3-5t
FOR RENT-Large. unfurn. room; heated: rent
> . week; fur; "a floor Sl.50. 4jS NV.
mhI3-3t
FOR RENT unfinished. rooms; near herdic
and electric lines; newly plpered and painted.
7l5 2lst NV. mhl2-6t en-
FOR Unfinished. . communicating 2d-
floor rooms; heat anal light; reasonable. l2jG
sth NV. mhl2-3tem
FOX RENl--3 or unfur. rooms, 2d floor. gas,
bath heat; elegant for light housekeeping;
southern exposure; near Smithsonian $50 NIf-
gnia mhl2-3t-en
FOR RENT unfinished, large back parior and
small room adjoining: business OF light house
keeping; near Palais Royal; So 723 lIth NV.
mhl2-3t-cm
FOR RENT-Onc large nnfur. room; heat, gas
and bath. gO3 q ST. NV nihl23t
FOR RENT Unfur.; bright rooms, u door;
housekeeping; cheap for the summer 73J
llth St NV. mhI23t
FOR RENT-Two unfIr. rooms I'd floor; water
and gas; newly papercd. 4l9 X ST. nW.
mhl2-3t
FOR Rents unfinished rooms I'd floor. ligut
housekeeping; also furnished bedrooms. no
children. At No. Il I'd st mhil-3t-em
FOR RENT-Chrsp. uufur. rooms; Sd floor; light
housekeeping no children. go ID 4.
mhlI-3t-GW
FOR RENT-Two desirable unfinished rooms
situated on the Second floor. with heat gas
and bath l4l2 nth II. NV. mhll-bt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AANTED-A small parlor organ; must be in good
order and very cheap; state make, age, etc,
md price. ". ". T.. This Office. Item
NANTlD-Ta pur base a boys bicycle; must be
cheap and in good order; give full p1Ttleu-
laT- l4ll PARA 81. Mt Pleasant Item
WANTED snail fox vag n; good oondi on; must
o.. cheap. Adde'S Il. B. Met hRAN, ia 4th
ST 50 kem
WANTED EnUAR RLEilL'S rev German
Vegetable Healing Soaps, recommended by
the best doctors IN the word ior sain and scalp
diseases; testimonials. mhli-"i
NkNTER-k good. cheap work horse; or viii
take ore for his keep and give best att nti7n.
Address II. e. =, this office mhl2-ot-cm
WANTED Steam table. at 1923 Pa. ave. NV.
uuI.-3t
WANTED-To hay several pawn tickets tor gents
watch, diamond rrL and typewriter; state
what kind; they must be cheap. Address II. ID.
HAEEruN, this 'rico- mhl2-5t
WANTED -iaGi,s TO know that We d. knife and
a,crrdiou plating at reduced prices; good
WORK and no disapp Iintment; rink!ng Done while
you wait; % p,r ward, at ofPENHElAERH
NEW HONE AGENCY. 514 9th u NV. mhl2-St
WANTED-To buy a good horse cheap Tor cash.
Call, after 4 p. m, J. : hooNCE, 1000
81 NV mhl2-3t
NANTED-IIar-e for light work for feed; viii
buy Slg y Y. ave. mhl2-3t
WANTED Everyone To know we half-,ole and
heel sl.ocs ior $5c; white oak leather used
f3. Il mhll-it-,m
PIANO TUNING
BY
FL. RABENDREIER.
SIS 4Jh ST. fe19-3Ot
WANTED-At SINCLAIR'S 626 La. ave. house
hold furniture. groceries and coffee mills oil
cans. show cases. counters. scales, desks; auc-
ton sale every Tuesday; storage. mh9-6t-em
WANTED-Cash paid FOX all the ice cream cans
and frCezcrs YOU can bring. LACEG'S ICE
CREAM FACTORY, Coz \. y ave. Phone 1895.
mha-Gt-em
WANTED To buy or sell. machinery OF all de-
scriUtiuUs. such steam engines boilers. iron
girdcrs elevators electric motors, platform sales,
leather betting. ropes. pulleys gas fixtures old
harness. steam. water and gas pipes; also old
iron. brass, copper, lead, zinc, books and. paper
stock. for which ] pay highest market prices ii.
BEGNUEWER $50 { St NV mhStf-em
WANTED Highest cash prices paid for Household
furniture. office and store fixtures; also god
books: consult me first; drop postal OF call Ii.
ROSENBJ Rti, Sth and ID SIS mhI I'M
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLOBS,


Gold filings and bridge work speciality, al
the lowest price; amagam filings, soc; full sets
of teeth on plates. IS; extracting either by gas
or local spray. absolutely painless. soc; with
out 25c: all work done by experts and guar
anteed the best; open on Sundays from 10 to )
O'Clock. unh12-tf-Cm
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WANTED-Wll give TO anyone securing me a
place in the Government a, copylst OF print
Cr's assistant - per month while employed;
daughter of old soldier CONFIDENTIAL, X.
tins office. mhl4-:t-cm
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EOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ENCHANGE-Fmelv located residence lots;
clear: in Topeka, kas.; tor good farm in ga 4
ern Kansas or southeastern Iowa. W y. IRWIN,
81 ST. ne. mhlz-5t-em
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Dr. . EATN@' * al q "a

EXPERT SPECIALIST. (25 years expericnec.)
All private diseases quickly and permanently
Consultation free.
Hours, 81 to IL, 2 to- 5. Tues,
Thurs. and sat. Evenings, tn B.
No. COZ r st. NV. Closed Sunday.
nol5-tfem
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bvgeia" and Virginia Beach viii find tIII
- The most attractive route. InsurIns COM
. Portable nights rest.
Isroe and luxurious rooms. heated by
- stcarn and fitted throughout with cleo
- trio lights. DiniHg-room service IS IN
. carte and IS supplied from the best mat
- the markets OF Washington and Noriols
- afford.
= Tickets on sale at U. 5. Express Office.
- SlI Pe1nsvlvania avenue, 5l3, 90. III
. PENNSYLVANIA avenue; b. s o. ticket once
- corner 1jth street and New Nork ayen.r,
- and on board steamers. where time table,
- map etc. can also be had.
ANY other information desired viii be
- furnished on APPLICATION 70 INC unoef-lSntd
az The ,orrp9nv's mart io0f VI ~ street.
- Washington ID C. Telephone No 30.
JNO. CALLAHAN, General Manager
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WANTED White driver and white gardener;
,yo,d my .2l 18th st. nv. II
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FOR RENT-USFURNIsuED ROOMS

FOR RENT unfinished rooms suitable for
light housekeeping; heat, gas and bath. Ap-
ply il6 ID St NV. mhi4-at-ern
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT-Rarc chance desk room to type
writer. rent taken out in work OF other
services DAVID l.. GIT, G23 st. NV
mhi2-3t
FOR RENT-Light running Domestic sewing
machines and ether makes, by week cr
month: rent paid deducted OF price II pSrchas d
LATER. new. so. automatic cur price. 80.
New High Arm 81. 80 First-CllSs repairing g.
AUERBACH, 76H. Factory Agents Est b.
mil -5mO
FOR RENT-Cficc for physician d,ntist. SIS
18th St INV. mi9-t-ein
FOR RENT-neSk room: desirable ,ilicc, t0nve
nient location, cheap. az lith St nw.
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WANTED-A few good agents; either sex; work
light. pleasant and profitable; samples free;
no deposit required. HARPER & CO., Photo
graphers, 459-4Gl Pa ave. NV. mh96t-em
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Norfolk and Washington
SteambOatCO

Every dav in the year for Fortress Mon
roe. Norfolk, Newport News ana an I'lh58
ace steamer. Newport News. "Norio.E
and wash n-ton." On the following schel-
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wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED Agents 10 sell Murat Halsteads Great
Cuba Book: all about Cuba: Spain; and war;
great excitement; everyone buys it; one agent sold
s. in one day: another made sl3 in hour; 600
pages: magnificent illustrations; photographs, etc.
low price: VIC guarantee the most liberal terms;
hcight paid: 20 days credit; outfit free; send 6
two-ccnt stamps 10 lay postage. THE BIBLE
HOUSE, 334 Dearborn St, Chicago. mhl0-6t-em
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Mrs. DIR. Pti& NER,
-DI-f'I NIIST

in obstetrics gold medal awarded for the science
Of Obstetrics from the University Of Munich, la
varia: treats successfully wonien's complaints
and irregularities; private sanitarium for ladies
before and during confinement. Office hours from
to .. NJ No. Go Pa. NV, Washington,
d & il37-tf
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FOR RENT PA Va. ave. nv. six 90 rooms and
bath. IN good repair and modern improve
mcnts; rent $3.50. Apply L. y. FORREST $3.50
y Il. Item
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FOR RENT-Unfurnished, I'd and Sd noors
suite single; gar. heat, hot and cold water;
pleasant rooms for summer. ~ Indiana ave.
min [ 81 II
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FOUND.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOUND-Nhitc setter dog; male; owner prove
property and pay for ad. 1929 10th NV.
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WANTED Caozs WaiterS bows. drivers, labor
ers porters stahlemen, watchmen, dlsl~ash-
ers CIIN INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, AZ llth II.
nun
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

NANTEB-A live man OF gcntlemanly ap2ea'1h'e
70 nil outside position; steady employment
aud good wages; ret,rC required. apply aittt
y o'1DCk Tuesday. EDWARD J. STANLEY. ~
l,,rps I4,t,l Item
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HOUSES FOR RENT AND SALE.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS +. WACGAMAN, gl7 F ST. NV.
THREE STORY BRICK AND FRAME HOt SIS
ron 81
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The 8 DAYS " Cure


prompt and permanent cure or no charge; cor
sultatiou free. DR.. McKEEHAN. 716 18th st.
NV. Office hours, 10 a. m TO l p. m, to )
p. m; Sunday. to p. m rnhG-lm
YOUNG MAN, p years Of age. would like To
meet a refined young woman cycIst; object.
compauionship. Address CLARENCE. this Office.
mhI2-3t
A THOUSAND To ONE it isn't so. you say.
Wen prove that we are selling elegant
tom made suits and OvercoatS. lust little
worm" at figures nowhere else apprOachable.
UrSTHS OLD STAND. GI9 ID st. NV. mhS-lt
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WANTED Place hy c1lorcl gill: general house
work in small family; ref 455 New York
ave. nv. Item
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WANTED Washing and ironing 10 DO at home;
mhl4-3t-Crn
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WANTED -Middlc-agcd couple without children
wants respectable party to take OF rooms
OF most desirable l2-rOom house in central NV,
on park and line; excellent location for beard
crs; viii rent for board for two. Address
CHANCE, this office. stating address and plrt:ci-
lars a. To family. etc. mhli-5t
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RIM THEO,

Medium and card reader, Washington's most
famous clairvoyant and paimSt. Consult her on
business, love. and family affairs, rcunites the
separated: removes spells; causes speedy mar
riagcs and gives good luck open daily; German
spoken 25c and sc. 92J II ST. NV. ma5-l4t
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\ ANTED-A Young colored man wants situation
a. driver waiter; best references. GEO v"
JIIoCK Arlington Va mhl4-3t-em
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WANTED General homework an small family;
best references. l44O Pierce place.
mhIa-3t-pm
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-03-19
An Aurrieved Small nov.

There Is one small boy on these
grounds who fervently wishes that his
sister would learn to write more
legibly. just as he was going for n
swim she sent him down to the pier
with handbag and n note which read:
please keep this bag for me until /
come down" To his surprise the boy
was ordered to come in and sit down in
a corner OF the Office. After patient
wait of half an hour he asked: MAY
go now?" NO." was the reply of the
busy clerk; keep quiet and stay where
you are" An hour rolled by and tho
sister appeared on the scene. An ex-
PLANTATION followed. and the boy was re-
leased with the promise of some candy
The clerk had read the note: "Please
keep this boy for me until / come
down."-Chautauquan Assembly Her
aid.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-03-19

Judge, Who Wanted to he Reelected
Dodged to Make Votes.


Dodged TO Make Votes.
Twenty years ago Powers was an en-
CINE wiper in the shops at Burnham.
Losing an arm in a railroad wreck he
was obliged TO use his head more and
his limbs less in the business of making
living for himself and his little family.
Drifting TO Leadville with the first tide
of fortune hunters, Powers remained
there as long as he could consistently,
and until the sheriff took him down to
Canyon City to live permanently, that
being considered healthier climate for
a man of his temperament-he had shot
and killed his son-in-law, Pat Kennedy,
in friendly, go-as-youplease with re-
volvers.
But Powers was not nearly so vicious
as he looked. and during all OF the years
that knew him he had never killed
mana pretty good record for that vi
cinity. He was always potent politi-
cal factor. and filed various positions
OF honor and responsibility, from JUS
tice of the peace TO policeman and jan
itor of the COURTEOUS and superintend-
ent of the chain gang.
While dealing out justice in the old
Jail, Missourian was brought before
him for q preliminary hearing upon
the charge of horse stealing. That
was ranked as capital offense in Lead
vile In those days, punishable with
death.
But the culprit was from Joplin, and
had many friends in camp, albeit the
courtroom was crowded with them, all
determined, as every true Missourian
is, to see justice done. In the midst OF
the proceedings a stentorian voice was
heard in the rear room, shouting:
II move, your honor. that the prison
er be discharged"
That was all Powers wanted. To con-
Wet the Missourian would have been
fatal to his hopes for reelection, and
without waiting for second to the
proposition ne put the motion to the
house and declared IL carried unan-
imously, which IL was. The court then
adjourned to Johnny Shea's, where the
friends of the INDICATED man did the
handsome thing by the judge, the clerk
and all of the Observation-Disclosures
Times.
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CHAPTER XVI.

The sounds of footsteps upon the
landing ceased for a short time. was
not afraid to cope with n single man.
but naturally felt no desire to have
two or more upon me at once. IL might
be that Skinner had returned. Inerved
myself for a supreme effort against
odds. and waited for the alarm which
would sound the note of warning to
the colleague iii the walled-up cellar.
To my surprise no alarm was given.
The footsteps again began TO move
newcomer ut the foot of the stairs, trip
him up, anil SO make my escape. was my
first impulse.
was about to station myself in posi-
ton to carry out this plan when band
of light streamed down and made a
round, yellow patch on the stones be-
low.
Thus being prevented from follow
ing my plan, hastily but silently with
drew behind the stairs, and, crouching
down, breatlilessly waited.
Slowly and deliberately the unknown
came down When he reached the bot
tom step he paused. Then the beam of
light from the dnrk-lantern was thrown
upon the plank, and moved from side TO
side as IL in investigation.
The secret OF the plank was evident
ly known TO the newcomer, for when
he left the stairs IL was by jump which
landed him on the stone floor beyond,
and thus, as in my case, the sound OF
the warning voice was avoided.
had no opportunity then for specu-
lation rs TO the close connection be
tween the plank and the voice, for the
time of danger was upon me. The
round glow crept slowly over the walls,
gradually approaching my hiding place
held my pistol ready, determined
the instant the light fell upon me to
fire, aiming ut a spot in the darkness
directly above II.
But the glow suddenly died away
and total darkness again reigncd. The
footsteps went lightly across the floor
and soon the crack of light in the OPP
posite wall widened.
The fellow paused but an instant be.
fore the wide open door. and then. as.
Stunning n crouchirg position. entered
into the region beyond.
He had had his back toward me, and
the light, coming from the walled-uT
cellar through narrow, low passage.
way leading to IL, was faint; but my
heart took n sudden bound from the
glimpse of that form, feeting and in
distinct though IL was Here was new
element entering into the mystery
which surrounded mc. For n momen,
amazement, wonder, held me spell
bound. Then. rising from my hiding
place. / swiftly went to the door. which
the person who had just entered had
left wide open.
The faint light from the room beyond
was almost blotted out by the man's
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form, an he went slowly aiong the low.
narrow passage. He could not proceed
without maling some noise. and I saw
q startled face appear at the other end.
could hardly repress cry of aston
ishment.
The light I'm the room was at one side
of the passage; IL shone full upon the
fellow and revealed the form and face
of Horace Jackson. In one hand he
held bundle of papers. and he APP
peared too dumfounded to move. The
man he WINS watching reached the end
of the passage and stepped into the
apartment beside him.
/ was eager to verify my first i'm
preston. which the glimpse of the new
comer's back had given me. but imme-
diately upon his entrance into the
walled cellar he stepped to one side.
ont of the line Of vision.
Jackson's eyes followed him. and
were evidently resting upon him In
doubt and suspicion.
"You?" he finally exclaimed.
listened intently for the answer,
and the sound of the voice sent shud-
der over me. The voice was familiar,
and IL was with deepest dread heard
IL.
"Yes. You wonder how / found you
out" came in response to Jackson's ex-
clamation. THAT / will not say.
Enough that am here"
well. we can't talk in this place"
Jackson said. after pause. His bed
room is right above u.s."
"You mean Mr.. Conway. No fear of
his hearing. He was called TO my house
by message from my daughter. and
is with her now, have no doubt"
[ro BE Continued
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-03-19

DIR. Weir Mitchell, lecturing TO n
school Of nurses lately upon the me-
cessity OF self-control in emergencies,
told the following incident: "One OF
his patients, while In a low, nervous
condition, swallowed by mistake dose
from the wrong bottle. She shrieked
out that she was poisoned. One OF the
nurses screamed 'Aconite!' and began
TO cry Historically. The other nurse,
seeing that the patient was going into
commissions from terror, when relief
would be impossible said, coolly;
Don't be frightened. Look here TAX
ing n mouthful OF the dose herself. She
then went outside TO rid her mouth OF
IL. procured an emetic and sent for o
doctor and a stomach pump. Her calm
ness saved the life OF the patient."--N
Y. Ledger.
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Hot md cold Drinks.

A mistake is often made in assum-
ing that cold drinks are necessary TO
relieve thirst. AS matter OF fact,
very cold drinks frequently increase
the feverish condition of the mouth
and stomach, and so produce that very
condition which Is sought 90 be allevi-
ated. IL has been shown by expert
encc that hot drinks relieve the thirst
and cool the body. when IL Is unduly
heated, in more effcctual manner
than ice-cold drinks. Indeed, n higher
temperature is TO be preferred, and
those who are much troubled with
thirst might do worse than try the
advantages TO be derived from hot
drinks Instead OF the cold ones 20
which they have been accustomed. Hot
drinks have the additional advantage
Of aiding digestion.