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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
WEST SHORER R

Trains leave aga St. station, y T. as follows. and
10 m. earlier from foot OF Franklin ST.:
AIO;OO A. NJ Daily, except Sunday, for Cornwall. new
turgh Kingston. New PATTI. Lakes Minnewaska and
Mohonk and all Catskli Mountain points.
\. NJ. FOR CTaistDu.s. West Point Kingston
Lakes MohOnk Minn~waska. tatskI Mountains
Albany Saratoga. and Lake George
900 T. 81, CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily, FOR Al
panv syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago and ST. LOUIS Arrives
chicago and 81. Louis afternoon
I.Ib J. VI Saturdays only. for all Catskll Mountain
CS,45 = ~ Daily. except sunday. tor Kingston Lakes
Mononk and Mnn"~aska. 'atskih Mountains CatskNI.
and Albany.
C4,OO r. NJ. Daily. sunday: for congers: Gran
st1n's Point. Cornwall NewDurgh and inter
mediate stations 20 Albany.
GOO T. Daily except Iniay. for Albany. Saratoga
Montreal and Eastern canada.
0;3O L. NJ Chicago and 81. Louis Limited. Daily. for
I'tca Syracus- Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls.
Toronto Detroit. Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis.
7;45 r. NJ Daily except sunday. f,r Syracuse. Roches
ter buffalo Niagara Falls and Toronto.
SI5 T. ". Daily tlf Aioauy, Utica. syracuse. Roches
Buffalo Niagara Fans. Toronto. Detroit Cleye-
land. Chicago and 81 Louis Saturday night has
Sleeping Car to catssin Mountains
A. Il. leave BROOKLYN 'AnneX'-A. 9l5 a. NJ. II.
1915 A. NJ, C. 800 p NJ jersey cry, p r. r. Station
Time tables at plnena hotels and offices
c. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent,
Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
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SANDY HOOK ROT TIE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASH
INQ-OS.

INGTOS.
From foYt Z Liberty St .
Week days 30 s.oi 1000 ~ 90 Dining ar NJ.
100 /. a. $40 800 Dnir- carr 800 p VI. l2i' mf'
sunday 80, 1000 III o Dining car NJ -
500 Dining can. 900 = N. l. ~ mdt Additional
rain. FOR Philadelphia. ~eek day. go " 20
rGATs LEAVE SOUTH FERRY WHITEHALL. -.
Week lays 40 7ts s25 so SO DOS go p y y
i2.45 l'oo ! y i.4s iiA :2' :: -. 2 30. , 20 =;
80 r. as % go go e - g. - -" ~
- ga q5 lO.S5 Ii:40 VI 1913 mi' Slnli}s
ZOO 81 1000 # % 4. NJ 1900 ". l.i5 q. 30
800 80 80 ~; p COO go -" - = -
a.is loss p VI T. Is nft . -.
tickets and Iaror car seats a. Zoe, - l 1o,ry -
way az ON Ave ~ Fast it'h s. 1873 .a', ly'il 81
Coir, g 500 Fulton St BrooklYn. o. Hr'a iwav. WIZ
,srsiurr THE y Y Transf"r Co.. VIII rau ~ ara
cberk nargage from hotels ~ resiienc"s 20 fssna'on
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BALTIMORE &OHIO r

Leave New lOtA "htria'' Aernlnai. south Eefiy anu
foot of Liberty street
'Daiiy Except Sunday. isundays
PITTsbUkG. 40 a. m. 10 80 p, II: y.
sl2l5 night. ti:3D a. trains from Lbery-st Oniy)
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS 40 90 a IN. - 50 p.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. t7:55 1000 DINER.
eli 80 O)ineD. II 90 p. M Il 40 tDinerl. 1880
Dlner. .4.35 DINER. '5:55 m. and 'i2:io night
NORFOLK. I'll 80 a m.
NEW ORLEANS. "a p. Through sleeper.
All trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Ofnces l3, l72 26 434 1854 Bdway. 81 r. i4th-st..
127 Bowery n Y. 33y. 3ii Fulion.st Brooklyn. White
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
% Destination
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r nilroGns
~amERioA's caEATEsr RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ 1 HUDSON RIVER r. q.
TIE F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.


AZ through trains stop at Albany, Utica syracuse
Trains leave Grand c ssd S 81, .,m ro'''"
$40 M MF" sfA ff:e Ex SHna9}y ILSMlThD
Iasest Tam m n Woa r is B01 Iao9 = ST. De
ir.i;. lilo r NJ This IS limited to its seating
SOB Axbs 'h %%S &5Nf HS sfSAn o @1E
ssge1' N Nandoyt0F uo S2s" wa r
$40 M.-FAsI MAH- uoi.yptor rUut ANS
xiss As"py a.. and ,e5 SsnaSi'' "0'''S'
1000 \. M-NoKrH SHORE LIMIT Ed pau 5.ntraI
pu. f Ba@s6 5''4 G M Sasars $50
a aSi car 800 I, A csaed is sprns ' f1p
1880 A. MAY EXTIiEss. except Sqna.!. .,I f.T
100 P "Sor-THWTsTERN LIMITED and iro chI-
CAGo SPECIAL Pa.ly.F9 3 1 S9lsmou'' o'"''"
2 10 P M'MTR0Y AND SARATOGA SPECIAL. except
sunday-For Garrison tWes' Pono. PoughHeep'''
,o Dr. roy IAT n9 SHORE LIMITED Dali, "a hour
7 sH No to c c6nnas,. T for cncn Se due
due Toledo 1905 a NJ. Chicago 400 P NJ 'ee'"''
600 + Mrw f EMPRESS Daly-F 4c,- S-
agara Falls Toronto. Cleveland Toeoo' D'''''"
6.25F n ~YoRTHERN EMPRESS. Da,y-For Toy ge;
Plattshurg Burlington. Montreal and except sat
40 p M-ADIEoNDAcK MOUNTAINS THoT DsAS,
ISLANDS AND MONTREAL EXPRESS: paiiy-,
For Clayton. Adirondack Mountain points Malone anu
s.45 "i P M@BTFrAIo ANp souTBgwSE syS r.
SPECIAL Daily.For RoGses'eT naa n and
900 SPECIAL United NAL MA ar5 DS1 rvs si', e.
LYONS and for Rochester and Bu'alo. - ou.oao
0Ir M-PACTFIC EXPRESS. DAILY IT Os"eso'
OgdenshuIg cape Vincent Buffalo. N es,r
rails Cyeve Gland Toledo Chicago. and. except Ha'u'
12io as Aun rxrEEss 70. c sanss2
nights Chicago sieepers leave at 9:l'
"e' HARLEM DIVISION. .
o1h NJ and 1927 7. M.-Daiy except SUNDAY 10
p,t,snsd sundays only at 0;2o \ NJ
wagner Palace all through rams
T'ra'ns illuminated with Pintsch Light e...,.
r,e,.a. ga Wagner Offices Grand Central S'aton
"a oNl Ala Broadway 81 East 14h ST. e42 Broaoway,
az Columbus Ave OIL West l25'h St l25th - sat Go
ana I9Sth 81, Station New-York 's ana '|o fu''Oh So
and lO6 Broadway. e u. BROOKLYN 80 . 49,. v.-,
Telephone "279o Thrty-eishth stree ioI w Ien
cer.rai reh service checked from hoei or ''
aance bv the Wcstcot' Express COMPANY
oeIvt w ~, -, - rS7,1-r-~ GEORGE II DANIELS
General Superintendent General passenger Ase"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
ST-TTAV'S GIFT TO THE KAISER.

Berlin. June 1.-THE Sultan OF Turkey. according
10 the Frankfort Zeitung." has purchased 1000
SQUARE Yards Of land near Jerusalem, winch ne VIII
present TO Emperor William as site for Ger
man monastery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
-Tp1rD TO KILL GENEP4L VON RABE.

Berlin. June 21.-In a military review to-day at
peutsch Eylau. near Os'erode. East Prussia,
soldier in the ranks whose identity is not yet es
tablished fired az General Won Rabe. wounding him
in the leg and killing his horse a searching m
vestigatiOn is IN progress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations foot West 23l 81 penn X X, 'oril"fh or
Ijeebinss's
.rndlcaer from West ~ St bfher hgur's sh'"
time from ('ortlandt Dcshlota' St -.
.G;IO. 6:2O A.. VI. daily SUNDAY 'ti'. a Al TOT
EAcTC\ and Intermediate stations. - =.
1850 $50 A. NJ. daily for WllKf SRAl IRE SSitA n
DT-FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS and the Wes'. and princi-
nal local POINTS dining car and chair car 20 BuIa'
so IL 800 daily. except sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
NOT To CHANGE MAIL POrTES

London. June 2l.-Replying in the House Of Com
mons TO-DAY 20 a question on the subject. the FL
nancial Secretary Of the Treasury. r. ". Hamburg.
said that the Government did not contemplate d.
vert!ng the Apcrican mails from Queenstown 10
Liverpool or elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

UIJIuARD lND pOOv T'"'
NN.o.nNyNNNoO0~@>---~70ONON .,
NANIFACTI RERS OF Billiard ana TO-.
T.ties. reasonable prIces: easy terthA
y MARX PROS .2i East ltth-c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
MN 0>,> >o~. .'.),, M .@-->'~@ =.
FOR SAIH. on. -fsle & Parker 70. y
poHsr press. almost new. SIlMf9vN'
~ spruce 81. y. y.
FOR SALE Ten RfP.A.N.S FOR ; cents
At druggists. one sly.s relief
PATENT ENVELOPE MOlSTENEH FOR
sNIE IN le carried 20 t"lI J.. . ..
best ming out Address y. Tfinun" ONO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

->~-~-~-~~~~>~~-~~~-~D~>>>N
18TH ST - FST-Choice large ana
r,,u roons. aliet, refined surround
lngr. ample closets prices moderate
board optional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED

HIGHEST cash prices paid for old god
AMI silver. can or write BROADWAY
WATCH CO.. SOL broadway.
SEND US your old gold. Jewe.ry. &c We
send certified check for full value there
Of. Bank reference. Established 1922
GEORGE y. JOYCE. 81 Fulton-aL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

Female

UATTFD.-A Young L, ench woman latey
arrived. q, useful companion To a lazy;
age 20 10 80 and haYing me musl' ~
knowledge Address Box 400. l.@'- b'od"
way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
~rRSIsuED ROOMS WANTED.

Gf-%TL ENAS middle ir"t strictly
temperate. wDuif ike priv .l'g~ 2 fl""i
Ing ln lrse house. - guard during uN-
renee - owner. privilege Z bath. np CON.
f,.rHaflnn expected ADDRESS ROOM -
I.n.. nm u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks "El,ctro Pneumatic Slgha.s
Stations I'm Sew York. foot = Liberty -
md south Ferry. Whitehall 50
Trains leave foot - Liberty -
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s-AIypET Gle MING

.oDO~ONNON0-'(-'-0- NNN70N77--| :,
CARPETS cleaned by steam. 10y n hnn
on the moor Careful carpet tieaol.'s
60. 1865 arcsdwsy. a. Last 'S'"-s'''
C0r & rRA%DT - ~" ISM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
MACHINERY,

>N~-~~~~~>~~~-~~~~~~>~~
AT REDUCED PRICES 500 eecord hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
Cuaranteed: machinery bonghi and ex-
changed GEORGE H. EDDY. 3Os Madi-
trrs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
CORPORATION .OTICE.

>N~>~-~~~>>>~.>~|N~ -.
EXTRACTS from the Bylaws o. me "a
cicty FOR the Preservation OK s0e"'S
Historic Places and Objects -
The annual meeting %, the menosr.s -, y.
the Corporation FOR the election OF ~. -,
tees and for the transaction u sucn ~ !.
business as may come before u sha.. -,
held on the first Wednesday or No'e'H'~
u each year at II clock. Iii n.
The officers ~ the cooperation So.
n President Vice President ana "A
urer. all OF whom shall he Trustees, AZ
shall be elected or appointed anneAiys -
the meeting ~ the Trustees on ths INV
Wednesday in November. a,
Vacancies IN thc Board OF IrusNees
officers occurring between rs regular i'e IN
ings may be HE'D 10y majority % w.
remaining Trustees. 80 .rd
The FIRST President. Vice President. sns
Treasurer shall be elected at the hses ~
at which these Bylaws are adop'ru I'll
shall hold office for one year OF ss.r
others are elected Or appointed 70 ' mo
stead. There shall be SECRETARY ,ss
shall. hold Office at the pleasure ''
Board
New York. June H. 1895. -,
ANDREW II. GREEN. Presdens,
EDWARD HAGAMAN HALF. secre'a.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
HARDWOOD FLOORS & POLISH

HARDWOOD FLOORS. So and upwards.
Floors stained cleaned. polished Wood
woik repo.!shcd. T.. y. STAIR. West
iffh -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

LOST. Handbook No. 50JO3G. Bank for
Savings $50 ith-ave.. New York. pay
ment stopped. Please return book g bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
WEATHER STRIPS.

pITEST' METALLIC WEATHER STRIP
co. "a West 23d -st.-Fittlng me resi-
ierces our speciality. Wrlte TOT 0"'"'0h ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
III,Ip WANTED.


AGENTS WANTED for our N ',',.'.r w va az
with ii'r spain" splondidly illu s,Iet@d
only auth,n,lo book 10 be pIDi on,eIt'
't,t-t. Ol TIT now ready. Act 9u.. N
sTio<Ar. PIrH, co, ia Flith-aNe''
Xcw YORK or. Lakeside BIde.' Chicago.
WAITED For the German Hospital ana
Dspensarv in the city OF New or, d
s,,re-in,endent and matron. Applicants
o,1,,,,g an particulars ms 20 career. etc.
iii nIease al. ~css HOSPITAL. p. o. BOX
. So. New York ely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
rrBD1cT FOR SIR TATTON SYKES.

London. June H.-The suit of Baron Rothsch"d
and others. as trustees of the Alliance Assurance
Comnanv 10 recover from Sir Tatton sykes. the
Yorkshire baronet. the sum of tl"". oeing an III,
s,aIrnent loan advanced 70 Lady Sykes on deco
rr,or,,ng N he signed by Sir Tatton was con-
pplnded to-day with verdict for Sly Tatton SgHes'
.ho nleadcd that the signature was forgery.
TTa6v sykes maintained the genuineness or the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
grEDR AGE

>oo>>~S~~~.>~~~~~~~O >~N~c~~ .,,Dr
rur CENTRAL sTORAGB WARE
HOUSES. lC5- l61- i6s Vs. 3Zd-st' o'0'-
ar. moving. Telephone '0a "Sth-s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
BOARD AND ROOMS.

~<~o>~~~.~O .~oN~r~~>D~<O"rS
i2T"H-ST.. ~ WEST.-Choice large ana
small ro2ms; ,o Siist T prites m'defate;
boarl optional.
lqTIi-ST.. 2I-25 WEST Reauti'u. large
AMI single rooms. table un"h'fhe''
.-ansicr,s accommodated. summer rates.
34rH ST. y WEST Handsomely fur
nlshed cool rooms. c,ctllNnt "oA'''
summer rates. references.
- (fornerlv -, IRVING PLACE.-loag
established: delightful rooms beard op-
tiursl.
l.s EAST 10TH ST sirsle rco.ms. with
n1ard. also fow table hoarders accom-
mod.f.d: references eNchinf'd.
i7o MADISON AVE. near 18Th si-Nery
desirable looms. Handsomely furnishe''
10 rert Win hnara.
HIILraRD tSD roOv.
NN.0o~r.NNN0O7~@>---~00-'~ o.,
NA%TFACTURERS OF Billiard ana roo
T.hIe.. reasonable price,: easy terma
A r. MARX PROS. .2i Tn't ltth-S-
CARPET CLEANING. oooc~u
ooo~NNNOoO~-.>--.o- NNNO0Ncr~7~rN'ODN
on the noor. careful carpet CLEANS
90. i55S Hrcsdway. ~ a."
C0r & rRA%DT - ~" ISM
DRESSNtIING.
A.-ADA.DcorruRIERE FRANCHISE:
Formerly with stern Bros. I".,a'
Paris dss.ens for summer. dinner cari.9,,h'.
reception and wedding gowns, u 80 ~,
and eolf suits. riding habits 'ai!or iI'"
gowns at GUNNER pr nor, nor. TWr~I.
Ind. rs' materials made ~ nine. 49,
TEN- ANDERSON. rs C'h AVE. "'''
~
DEESSMAK All style, dresses, robes.
waists. perfect nt guaranteed. superior
finish. fault!ess skirt drooP. "3tH s" IL
responsible. reasonable. 10 west 49,"
St. nrar Broadway
pKFSSMAKER Expert dressmaker. ms
plI long out q employment. VIII CIV
hcr services In return f"r men ,,''n''
from = q feet also boys ste. lo H. an
slrls. y Aliress e. g.. Box 100 -
llr alUay-
DnEssNAKrEs FiNIsHER or scam
stress 81 80 day. references Nn'E'HS
NJ 90 columbus ave
pRrssMAKrR. nre, class wants Nv
moro Gust ,u,rq out lN the DAY. 80
Amsterdam aye.. near 93i s.. Mackin'
bell.
pri:~sMAKER would Ike mors cus'o-
rers tv cay. 81 %. Or at home. lawns
g. - up. shIrtwaists "a cents VI. ktli'i'
J.. West .i'fhrsf.
rr-.rrP Tharauahly competent litter
and tceierer = ladies' and rni~se" cos
TUNES. home ~ ulf by fh" ir} terms
enable. WILSON. 3eG Columbus ave.
MADAME AMELIE - G,h ave.-''um-
ln.. clsiume5 :r,m ST.. lawns from -
sli-iua.sts. % cents. alterations reason
ahi,
MILLER K FENDER. dres'maNefs, ZIG
Most iaih-s'. VIII io wlrH az reduced
mics o.. fhe remainder = the season.
satisfaction guaranteed
DRESS AND A,tORDION PEEAT-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22

Tho suit Of the Alliance Assurance Company
against Sir Tatton Sykes is similar 10 the recent
sensational case of Jay against Sykes. In whlch
= ,,o,.v-lander named jay sought TO recover from
LADY sykes s79s5o loaned 10 her in 1885, on the Sc
cur,tv Of notes apparently signed by her husband
Sir Tatton Sykes. which he repudiated on me
ground that the signatures were forged ne Won
the public recen- years. owing to disputes re-
rarcinc money matters. in which she mas !hNoIveu
10 Dusband The Judge who heard tho case Of Jay
versus sykes early in the present year I'M
nounded the documents in the case and IL was re-
por,ed that proceedings were about 70 be taken 70
ascertain the authorship OF Sir Tatton sykes 5
affl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-22
sunRoGATE,s NOTICE.


,>~N>"~>~>>>'>'>'N">T> :, tton.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER o. =, ~
Frank 7. Fitzgeralt, SurrosaWeo Vice 10
City and County Of New toth, r,alus
hereby given 10 all persons hanlne csty Of
against Sarah Earle. late OF ths ans
New York. deceased. 70 present u,,.r ss
with vouchers thereof 10 the supeeSc -
his place OF transacting business. or q
Readest In the Clty ~ New 10"
befor. the nrst day Of July next. =, D.
Dated NewYork. the 18Th Cay
ssm0er' 1871 FRANCIS B. GRIFFIN,
RRowNEI.L a PATTERSON.
Attorneys for Executor.
II Wall-st..
New-York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF an orier o. ~ the
Frank r. Fitzgerald. sutrusas hereby
County N New iork.-.No'l,e against
given 10 all persons having claiIn' Ss,y o!
Sarah VI. Valentine late oil W. ,s .ams
New York. deceased. 10 pressht .,rihsr. OF
with vouchers thereof - the suuse' "a 4Cd
hi, Mace OF transacting business Nanhat-
West li9th Street. Borough Q. ~ hefors
tan in the CITY OF New YORK. Oh VI
the first day ~ December neN.; aaS d
Dated New York the '"en'''
May ''' GERARDUS vALENTlN ~
EMILE A. HAssDY.
Attorney for Administra,or, rue,
No. II Avenue A. ~ u WV
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-19
rAcrs AID ORGANDIEs.

1yo1oncienne Iaces, Csc dozen yards;
enc Erench organizes, sc yard. The
l niao,ance sale will be continued one
1roe1I longer and new goods, just re-
oai11ad nor warrfmoo, will be added to
the list OF bargains. L. B. Kerr, Queen
street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-19

The Y, NJ c. A Review states that
annexation means that the Association
viii now be under the supervision Of
the International Committee and en-
titled to representation at the Inter
national Conventions.
Secretary Coleman, of the y. NJ. c.
A, invites those desiring to join a
Camera Club under the auspices Of the
Association TO communicate with him
at once.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-19

PER MARIPOSA.-CaIif Fruit
Co., George Andrews. Cherries, Peach
es, ApricOts, Plums, Oranges, Lemons,
Nectarines, Bartlett Pears, Onions,
New Potatoes, New Crop Nuts, Raisins,
etc. Tel. 4S4
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-19

Is the most delicate of all delicate
things, and Is more subject to external
influences than a grown persons.
The quality Of the soap used in the
baby's bath is of great Importance,
because it means a happy, healthy
child or a fretful one, with skin full
of irritation caused by the excessive
aIkau in the soap.
Curative-Skin Soap means much to
the mother. 1t is as pure as it is pos
sible to make a toilet soap. 1t will
not cause skin blemishes, but pos
sesses a soothing effect; 1t cleans
but does not irritate. Try a cake. 1t
is it's own best advertisement. Made
in America, too. Get 1t Of
Mower County transcript., 1898-08-10

over one another's heels.
mot out here, certainly" was the
tempered reply, though the blue eyes
were firing up and looking square into
the kindling black. =
"Do you mean to tell me you haven't
been in service beforei" The majors
preoipitate style of questioning left
barely time for answer.
But the civilian took his time and
chose his words. II do not mean to tell
you-any thing, sir
For moment Mainwaring simply
glared as though he could not realize
the full significance OF the words.
What in thunder do you mean by
that?" he finally growled.
"Just what have said, sir, !" was the
reply. give minutes ago I wished to
enlist In this regiment; now I don't.
Good day to you, gentlemen. And, to
the speeohless amaze Of the sergeant
major, the suppressed delight Of Dana
and the profane astonishment Of Main
waring, he calmly walked past the two
officers, replacing his hat as he did 60,
and atalked deliberately into the hallway
and out Of the front door.
We'll, OF all the chip on the shoul-
der specimens ] ever saw, = loudly laugh
ed Mainwaring, that fellow beats the
lot What do You s'pose fired him of
.sos ! hadn 4 begun to say anything to
him. The man . dash dashed double
dashed liar, and I know It. I've seen
Mower County transcript., 1898-08-10

(TO BE CONTINUED.)
Mower County transcript., 1898-08-10

taurant Win UOaEi6 & boys and q
dilapidated party who had been fellow
passengers with him on No. 8 at the
time of the wreck. Then the cowboys
had gone one way and the young man
another. Sergeant Kearney, who under
Lieutenant Rawson was in charge Of
the recruits, said. begging the new ma
jor's pardon, that the conductor and en-
glneer of No. were sure there was
something queer about that party. 1t
was believed they were ALI connected
with gang of train robbers. Whereat
the major scoffed until Rawson came up
and corroborated what Kearney had
said, and was presented by the major to
his wife and Miss Leroy, who were not
overcordial. Women learn so much
more about their fellow passengers in
the course Of few hours than do men.
Then the major, in his happy way,
went on to ohaff the wife of his bosom
upon her having nearly captured train,
robber, and then Miss Leroy spoke her
mind. She didn't believe q word of it.
At Butte, where they arrived late at
night, while the major was bustling
about after the ambulance and baggage
wagons, Mrs. Mainwaring, sitting at
an open window and gazing out at the
fitting lights on the platform and
awaiting the summons to leave the Car,
was suddenly attracted by the sight OF
q little detachment of recruits march,
ing by. The young lady, too, was at a
near window, and the sergeant, catch
ing glimpse of her face, remembered
the conversation he had heard at Pawnee
and her prompt defense of the absent,
and he had felt ill at ease and shame
stricken ever since. What right had he
to brand a man as criminal on the
mere suspicion of some railway employ
ees? The young lady's spirited stand in
defense of the DETAINED had astonished
the major and delighted Kearney. A
sudden thought struck the honest trooper
as he was marching by, and, springing
quickly to the side of the car, he held
up to the window the handsome silver
topped flask. II beg pardon,'' said he,
but this belongs to that young gentle.
man. was to have given it to him,
but I've got to return to St. Louis to
the recruiting depot, and he's stopped
back there about Pawnee. He never
came on this train at all, but he de-
clared he was coming up to Fort Ran
som later. Would You please give it to
him, miss?''
And before she knew what to say the
sergeant was gone, and there she sat
with the strangers flask in her ~glovel
Mower County transcript., 1898-08-10

And aUhGt on earth qU0s she to do otth
that handsome t1sk7
hand-the stranger whom she could
have sworn she saw at Bonn and Co.
logne not four months before-who
thought it might have been bis brother,
who wouldn't give his name, but who
had forgotten the handkerchief with
which he had stanched the flow of blood
from her temple-an unsightly relic at
the moment, to be sure, but safely
slowed in her little satchel for all that,
and already searched and not vainly for
trace of ownership. Bathed in her
own blood were the letters D. H. G..
And what on earth she was to do
with that handsome flask and that once
more presentable handkerchief was a
problem that confronted Miss Leroy two
weeks later, after she had begun to feel
reasonably at home at Ransom. It was
the queerest phase of life that ever she
had encountered. City bred, convent
educated, she found frontier ways at an
army post SO full Of novelty and sensa.
tion as her first explorations in foreign
parts. For two or three days they had
lived at the hotel in Butte until the
major reported the carpets down and
the stoves up. The next two or three
were devoted to unpaoking furniture,
pictures, glass and orockery and putting
everything where it belonged and much
where II didn't It seemed to make lit.
tie difference, for in all these function,
at all hours Of the day and not few Of
the night, the young officers, in shirt
sleeves and the best Of spirits, bore will.
ing part. Such gay good humor, such
utter lack Of stiffness and conventional
ity, she had never seen. All drills and
duties, it seemed, except the necessary
guard, police and stables, we're suspend-
ed until officers and men were comfort
ably housed and settled down. The
bachelor lieutenants pitched tents on the
parade and plaoidly awaited their turn
70 choose quarters, q ceremony which
impressed Miss Leroy as something In
comprehensible. i was not easy to
make her realize Just why Captain Raw